HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1887-04-29, Page 5FROM 9 A. bI TO 9 P. M., WE WILL OFFER A LINE OF
DpEss 0-00ID8 Fop,
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Wo>ath_tclieethe rnnney,. call and„i:nspect then this offer will only hold good for
• the time specified. We will not'be undersold in any tlepnrtutrn4, but ine1ln, itr
', the future, as we have in the past, to keep the lead in all. We order goods fresh
Front the markets•every Monday. We don't allow any old stuff to accumulate
on our shelves. \Ve are still selling
Cottons at 3 ctst. ai 5 ots.
Towels at 5 cent .„,,;'•
Stylish, and S°netttio= Corsets' 50 c.
Twinings at 5 cents.
Lace Curtains $1 per pair
WE ALSO HAVE A NICE ASSORTMENT QF CARPETS WHICH
'WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. HOUSEKEEPERS, FOR BARGAINS GO TO
ROBERT.SONS
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_LeadingGents Furnishing Douse
JUST ,RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT OF
English and American itard & Soi't•Feit Hats, also a
Fine line of Straw goods, -
Direct f,oin the manufacturer. I havo also in stock a fine selection of Summer
UNDERWEAR.. In White and Colored SHIRTS, 1 shc}.)s a great variety,
• all of which will be sold at reasonable prices, and will no:,_ be undersold by any
house in the trade.
4A. • GLASGOW, Smiths Block, Clinton.
Our many readers will be pained to learn
of the death of Mrs. Arch,Taylor, of Belgrave,
which sacl event ocourred in Hamilton on
Wednesday night, Deceased had been troubled
with her 'lungs for some time past and went
to Hamilton_for treatment. Everything was
done for her but to no avail and finally she
spccumbed to the malady, consumption. De•
cealsed, before she was married, was head mil -
)16..‘ liner in Miss Murphy's establishment in this
town, and loaves a large number of friends
"'in this vicinity who sympathize with. Mr.
Taylor in his sad bereavement.—Wingham
Times.. •
While Acla, the youngest daughter of Jas.
" Al Cline, Wingbam, was seated pear the
stove, on. Wednesday morning, in some unac-
countable way the coffee *pot, which was
filled with boiling coffee on tho stove, fell over
unto her, scalding ono of her legs badly from
the knee down.
On Thursday a calf was dropped by -a cow
belonging to. Thos.Sallows, lot 5, con. 9, W.
D. Colborne, Which weighed 104 lbs. on the
day of its birth.
Montreal Live Stock Mar lie(.
About 375 cattle, 70 calves and 2spring latubs
but no sheep, •ollered at the East End battoir, •
on I/ihaday. ii'rade slow ilrovors asking higher
prices all round especially for common .and in
iarlor beeves,. A Mw choice cattle slid at about
ee. and prettgood stock at 46. to 4N• e., lettnish
beast at from 3c.to 3%c. per lb. Calves brought
higher prices, although thore.wer'e none of good
--.quality and sales at from $2 to $5 each. Fat hogs
slams at about 63ac: per lb. .
CLINTON MARKETS.., •
C'urreetcd ot'cry Thursday nfterunun.
'Thursday, April 28, 1887.
'Wheat, spring. - • 0 75 a 0 77 '_
White and rod - - 0, 77 a 0 80
•Oats • 0 28 a 0 29
Barley - )s 0'42 a 0 50
Peas - - 0 48 a 0 48'
Floor, per lb. - - 4 00 a 4 30
(Potatoes • - - 0 50 .a, 0 60
Butter • • 0 15 a 0 16
Eggs 0 10 a 0 U-
rea-
1Pork ., - 5 50 a 6 00
Hay . • 8 00 a 8 00
Wool in trade "' - 0 20 a 0 22
Wool for cash 0 18 a 0 18
Sheep pelts • • 0 50 a 0 75
Lamb skins - • 0 60 a 0 80
•Clover, per bush. - - 5 00 a. 5 50
Londeshero, and;' proceed north to Blyth, to
Milne's Hotel, for noon ; teen to Stewart's Hotel, $elgrave,
for the eight. `TUESDAY, will proceed east to \ eeler'o
Corners, thence South by way of Snnahine to John Wallace's
for noon • thence south to the Hallett boundary, thence to
Young's Corner, thence to Win, Herrington's, lot 13, con. 13,
Hullett. for the night. WEDNESDAY, will proceed west
along con. 12 and 13 to the Gravel Road, then south to
Londeshoro, to his own stable, where he will remain for the
night. THURSDAY, will proceed north to coo. 12 and 13,
then west to Jos. Webster's. lot 37, con. 12, for nooc ; then
wont to Base Line, theu south to Wt.,. Ball's, for the night.
FRIDAY, will proceed south along the Base Line to eon. 8
and 9, theu east' to sldoroad 30 and 31, then south to con. 6
and 7, then east to the Gravel Road to Thos. Corbett's, lo.
25, cum. 6. Inc noon, then east nlm,g con: 6 and 71r Chris.
Dale's corner, then north to eon. 0 and 9 to E. Tvrcmen's,
con. 8; Inc the night. SATURDAY, will proceed' north to
con. 16 and 11, then ,vest along the concession tn,Londesbnro,
where he will retw,ia till the following .Monday morning. ,
YOUNG SIR EDWARD.
JIENRY BEADLE, Proprietor.
MONDA\', April 25—Will leave his own steide, and pro-
ceed dow•u the gravel rend to Milne's Hotel, Elyth, 11m the
night. 'TUESDAY, will ytnreod down the gravel to James
Nethery's, for noon; then to Stewart's Hotel, Belgrave, for
the night. WEDNESDAY, will proceed down the 8th nod
9th concessions of East Wawanoah to Mr \Vhitentan's for
noon.; then to James Dew•'s, 1015 concession, for the night.
THURSDAY, wilt proceed to the beuudnr,' line to John
Stenn's for noon; then p^odeed to the 6th aud7th couceesinns
to Mr Vent's for the night. FRIDAY, will proceed down
the siden)ad to the 1th cunre,siun,•to array -Bell's for noon ;
then to his own stable fur the night. .SAIURD.1Y, will pro•
coed 11110,3 the 1st, co messinn of Bast \Vasranosl) to John
Blackbrough's ter nonL ' then to his own stable, 0 here he
will remain until the following Mnudar moruiuv.
HONEST JIM.
IHOWSON BROS. Proprietors.
MONDA1-,April 25—Will leave his own elahlc, lot 34, con,
12, Hullett, and proceed down the 19th to Gavin Hamilton's
for noon ; then to Oth con., and proceed to S. SlrCool'a, for
the night. TUESDAY, bill proceed to the Base Line, and
across to the 1611, on, Goderirh township, to 11. Carter's,
1'ur noon; thea down 16th con. to the Huron Road, then Yip
the Heron Road to l0oox's Hotel, Iinmesville, for the night.
WEDNESDAY will proceed aerm30 Homesville bridge into
Colborne, to Wm, Hill's, for noon; then to John Holliday's
for the night. TIIURSDAYewill prriceed to his own stnhle,,
and remnln until Friday morning. FRIDAY, will proceed' by
,ray of sideroad to G. SieGowon s Enst wawonosh, for noon ;
then to John Greenan's, boundary line, for the night.
SATURDAY, will proceed to \Vo;. Neeve's for neon; theu
to his own stable, where he will remnln until theu the following
Monday morning.
BARON SCOTT.
JOHN WASHINGTON, Proprietor.
MONDAY, April 25—Wil1 leave his'own stable. lit 25, eon
;t, Wort wawonosh and proceed to`L, Moore's Bane Line, Inc
noon; then to J.J. Fisher's for the night. TUESDAY,. will
proceed to Huron Road, to Wm. Lampreys. for noon; then
to John McCartney's, Goderlrh township, Inc the night,
WEDNESDAY, will proceed to Wm. Wise's, air noon ; then
through Clinton to Wm. Tipledc's, for the night, THU'RS-
DAY, will proceed to H. Snell's Mullett, for noon; then
to Londesbore, nod stay from 4 to 5 o'oln'ck, then to
John Ciuvin$s' for the eight, FRIDAY, 'not tilled nut."
SATURDAY, will proceed to S, Mershnll's, for noon' then
to hie own stable, where he will remain until the billowing
Monday morning.
HOUSE TO RENT—SUITABLE FOR SMALL •1'iIIDL' OI' Ati OTS ,
family. Rent reasonable Apply to THOS
COOPER .0 SON'S Store,.Clinton
BOARDING}' — ONE OR TWO LADIES CAN
he accommodated with board at MRS (4.
'SHARMAN'S, Rattenbury Street, Clinton.
JERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE—THE Wil -
SCRIBER keeps for servieo, London Road,
Stanley, a well bred Jersey Buli. Terms—EE ab
time of service, with privilege of returning if
necessary, CHAS. AVERY, Stanley, '01
f'TORR TO RENT. —THE PREMESEn RE -
1.7 CENTI.Y occupied by lilt' Simpson, on the eur-
nor of Albert Street is offered .to rent. it 15
ono of the best stands in town. Apply to JOS.
WHIITEHEAD, Clinton.
HOUSE TO RC\'l'.=TILE SUDSCIIIBER OFFERS
to rent a largo frame house ou ,Mary street, It
contains plenty of room for large family, all enuven-
ieneies, and is one of the most comfortable houses in
tOWn. Possession given on 1.4 of April. ALEX.
OORRELL, Clinton.
POTTAGE FOR SALE: TiIAT COTTAGE ANI)
lJ two lots, formerly occupied by Neil Matheroon,
next, east of the residence of W. Roberts', F.s(., con-
taining half nn acro of land, and the most eligibi dwel-
ling in Clinton, Very liberal terms given and posses•
Mon at May nont. W. W. FARRAN,
POPULAR STALLIONS,
The 10110 'hl¢ Slnllionn will stand Inc the Tmpi.',, ue n1
Stork tide Season no Nino A:
.LUCK'S-AI,I.,.
T. J. DELL, Proprietor, , -
DIONDAI•, April Z5 -1V01 Ir•aw• hi' ew,1 strode,
I,NNES S-MGLA. =GIILIN, Proprietors. .
Oil NDAY, April 25—W1l1 Imre his own stable. 2tel eon.,
6tauley,and proceed darn t the Barfield road,then to
for vont; then 1;1 Swarts' hotel. Hayfield, tirr the night.
TUESDAY, will proceed into Goderieh township, to T.
Welsh's, 5th eon., for noon; then to W. Tiehbourne's, 5th
eon„ 1'o' the night. WEDNESDAY, will proceed across to
the 7th eon., then eolith. to Anthony Elliott's, fn' noun ; then
moth to .Tnlln Elliott's for one hour, then neroon to the 911,
con. to J. C, Steep's for the night. THURSDAY, witl-pro•
bed to the Bayfield line, then to tV.,tl ise's, I'or noon ; then
Horth to linmeslllle for the night. FRIDAY, will proceed
down the Heron Road to the 16th con., (ioderirh township,
to T.•Chur«hilt's, for noun; then north one Dile and moss
hr ,ray of Base line to (,wen Flynn's, 5th eon„ Itullett, for
the night. SA'rUR•DAY, 09'11 proceed to the Rntteubnrm
House, l'Imto), for noon ; then to his own slahle, where Iib
will rl main moil the folhm io!• hlote ny morning,
TIII: (xALLA1NT' KAIE.
FRANK SIPION;\v 3. Proprietor.
MONDAY, May 2—Will leave 1110 own stable. ('n,9u,c nt
11000, end l;reeved to Miller's Hotel, Beemtller, for the
l'rliSDAl', will proceed not to the Huron Road, to
.11c Lend Bros, for uuon; then to Rapt. 6114.11111.g, Sub eon.,
Oodertr•h township, for the night. R'EDNES UA 1, ,110 pro
reed to G. Caute wt's, ith rnn..(:nderirh township, f.r noon;
then to Ruuz's Hotel Itonesvllle, for the night. THURS-
DAY, will prorerd across the new bridge into Colborne, in
W. Baer's, for noon; then to W. Hill's. for the night, FR t•
DAY, will proceed to his 00'0 }ruble, for nam : then to the
Nile for the night. SATURDAY, will proceed to 1114 nwu
stable. where ho will r, -amain until the felleeieg MLanlny
mm71,inu.
KING oli Tllr. CAAI1)BELLS.
• JOAN WASHIN(OTON, Proprietor,
MONDAY,Apl25—Will leave his own +tat le,tV,W0nnneah
vett reeved 111J. Fhilg'in't, for noon ; then through Dun.
galleon, to Thos, Anderson's, for the meat. TUESDAY,
'1111 proceed by way of (llee»o Hill along the 6th (mew f
Ash6rhh to hfe Armstrong's, kir un00: then through Riess -
bridge to Gen. Carrel's, for the night. WEDNESDAY, will
proceed down the Lake Shore Rond thraneb Port Albert, to
Mr McBride's, (J. Seett'o old place) Inc notnt 1 Bien pro.
reed through Shepbrrdtan, along the bomdary to d. Eelin's,
for the mgglt. TIII'RSDAI', will proceed 10515 to John
\niters , ('olho'ne, for noon ; then proceed east along the
CM con„ to A. Million's, and remain one hnnr, then pfnceeir
to Oarrloi Young's, for the night. FRIDAY, ,rill prorerd t0
Mnnncester, then north to nton Campbell's. Inc noon:
then proceed east to .1 nld's sulernnd, then north to Henry
wigQhtmnu's, for the night. SATURDAY, hill proceed mirth
to Mnrnnrl,, then to Donn'yhrnoh, Inc noon ; then proceed
ivestto Si Aegnvttur, then smith to his 0.111 sIn1,1, 011.rr he
he will remote 1111111th, fellun ne' \londn Unrrcir;, ,
—..AT THE ..—
DRY GOODS PALACE, CLINTON
Our stock in the Millinery Department is now very complete, embracing
ltlie latestnovelties.
In the Mantle Department we are showing a very large And beautiful
stock of Mantle Materials .and Trimmings. Value unsurpassed.
FIVE PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
JOHN WISEMAN Manager.
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' `DEDICATED TO THOUGHTFUL. BUYERS OF .
Hoots Shoes Sli- ors lubbers &a.
Quality
summer have been selected with " '
great care, and will Uri rf'ouud very complete in all lines. We are H •
Our stock of Boots and Shoes for spring and sun
agents for DACK & SON'S FAR FAIIIED FINE
• HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
EGOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE' FIVE PERCENT OFF FOR CASH.
TAYLOR SONS,
JACOB TAYLOR, Manager for Blyth.
ntl Lace Curtains
IMPORTED
DIRECT FROM THE OLD COUNTRY.
WONDER FITL VALUE.
MIL la
JUST OPENET) SOME VERY STYLISH NEW YOI;R. GOODS. OUR
IMMENSE STOCK. (1F'
Fashionable DRESS GOODS
TS UNIVERSALLY ADMI1REI) AND SELLING RAPID -LY.
1 a a
�']B'TL0R & CO., —Clinton.
TENN1 ON LATET JBILE POEI
Our natural modesty has had to yield to the entreaties of • I [et' Majesty the
Queen, for us to make known to the public her opinion of our store, by publishing
the following jubilee poem, composed by the poet laureate at her command, and
transmitted -to us by special cable despatch. METRE PATENTED, THE
WHOLE THING COPYRIGHTED, AND ALL EIGHTS RESERVED,
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Better goods haN e you now than ever before,
Endless in variety --while prices are lower.
Each I-Iat that you snake is a lovely creation,
"Such beautiful- wares" is the one exclamation;
Look how they're trimmed! so, chaste and so tasty;
Everything good and nothing done hasty. °
Your Ribbons imported -none else has the equal,•
And your artistes are skilled to give patrons the sequel.
Never 111 all the long years of lay reign
Did I ever 1?ehold, on the land or the main,
( oinelier wares than I saw in your store; ,
011 ,v]Idn this IIat wear; out f'tl go straight there for more.
Neat comes
Late Styles.
Then best variety
within 100 miles.
Acid popular selections,
• pleasing people well,
No untruthful statements;
for honesty will tell.
Followed' by politeness,
and desire to please.
Backed by push and energy,
and other traits like these.'
Straight, fair business ,principles,
which 'good intentions show, I
AND THE FOUNDATION OF IT IS t
PRICES VERY LOW.
RESTING ON THE.
ROOK�i�1"OF
o PERPET l./ AL S,V CCESS.
E ASI\. 13TJT ONE TRIAGIVE
I TO
DEMONSTRATE OUR ABILITY TO
BARGAINS.
Y.-rIN L"40I a,1rlc1. 1-.®1NI)ES33014 Co
IDE AWAKE
NEXT DOOR TO T. COOPER tC SON'S GROCERY, ALBERT
STREET, C'LINTON.
UHEA.PSIUI'; WAS COMPELLED TO GO TO THE MARKETS' AGAIN
• TO SECURE SOME MORE NEW GOODS.
I C.A-'fit TA) L) J'LTSIP kriro 11AIN1=1
ANJ) MARKED OFI+'
IDE wants the Ladies es of Clinton and
'-vicinityY .to come at once and see the nicest
Patterns of New PRINTS in the Hub.
Lovely New Shades of 6Grey in DRESS GOODS.
Ladies' getting their dresses every day at
Cheapside, before they all go.
CHEAPSIDE has added a fine stock of TAPES-
TRY and HEMP CARPETS tot, his many de-
partments• -
CHEAPSIDE wishes to inform his young gentlemen friends that his stock of
FINE NEW YORK HATS has arrived and is marked off. Come and get
one before the selection gets broken.
CHEAPSIDE secured tl fine lot of NEW YORK'S SCAI1F i and4fIES
while away to the markets last week. Just the newest goods out for
young gents.
CHEAPSIDE will startle the people on Saturday night by showing something
entirely new in this section of rho Dominion., to be seen in ('heapside's win-,
dow on Saturday alight. DON'T MISS T'I', YO1T WILL BE PLEASED.
('I-IEAPS1DE welcomes everybody to come and see what we have got, Op,
position friends made welcome. Yours respectfully,
S. WLL4eoN '. c I1 i'r Tia