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NEWS VOTES. °
Thirty valuable heroes were harped In
al*ott the Sherbreoke Fair wounds en
41004ey. ,
SIr 'Charles Tupper is to leave for
Canoga next Tuesday week, Mr Bowel.
shoat
0."-‘44 -44 the mur4t1i �anf 113e
W1'4'14,011 the 6th Ootcbm
Catherine Wood, aCanadian,has begun
1$10.400 unit fat denluiles 401'0 the cotyy
of .Detroit, baying been crippled by fal•
Uog on s efeCtire side,�galk. •
ikt: a genie of baseball in Campbellford
on Monday Dr M•iCoiln, pitching, for the
celnpellford team, broke his right arm
above the elbow in delivering a ball.
Premier Mercier, ot. Quebec, will visit
Toronto, next week to make arrangements
With Hon, Mr Mowat for the holding cf
the,-;inter-rravinoial C,ofiference.
man named Lynch, hailing from
Boston, interrupted the Governor•Gener-
al with question bearing on Irish matters,
while D.is Excellency was speaking at
Sherbrooke.
• The Illinois Supreme court has delivered
'su
opinion in the Anarchist ease, affrrm-
rngthe judgment of the, court below.
The executions to take place Nov. 11,
between 9 and &o'clock.
The Attiorney.General,Hon Mr Mowat,
sailed frog i Lxy,•erpeel.__,,pp„, xhe ,2nd inst.
"He-hike'been greatly benefited by his
trip and will return to his arduous public
duties with increased strength and good
health.
Wm. Nelson, the senior member of the
great publishing nape at Edinburgh,
Scotland, aged 72 Aare is dead. lie
leaves a widow, one son and four dough.
tom Hie sister, Mra Geo.Brown, of To-
", ' ronto, is at present in Europe with her
rA family.
Several farmers around Belmont have
been swindled to the amount of $7,000
;' • by giving their notes for the.Red lion
wheat. It appears that they were to
fhave the wheat by the let of August, but
;the day has Dome and gone, and still no
wheat is to the fore.
Mathew M. Ellett, postmaster of
'Brampton died suddenly of paralysis at
the Forks of the Credit on Saturday.
He left home in the morning in apparent
health to transact. some business at hie
quarry. Immediately after dinner he
was stricken with the fell disease
Stanley, the explorer, has -been heard
II from, . Thanews is dated July 12th—later
than;tha dime when he was reported to
j bavfi.been killed: On that date, Stanley
was,prooeeding up the Aruwimi,his com-
mand. was in good health,they had plenty
of provisions, and had experienced little
tremble from the natives.
1 ` A farmer nailed Teese, who lived about
? a mile from Montrose, near St Thomas,
was burned alive on Saturday night.
.His house took fire, and it is said that he
.'set it on fire himself. Teeee entered the
: burning building for some unknown pur-
pose; and being overcome with the smoke
c. could not escape, and was burned to a
''. trier,.
The Government detectives are push.
• ing forward the investigation into the
mysteriou Parkdala tragedy with what
speed th may, and they believe they
are 0/2 eve f important discoveries. It
was learned from the Attorney•General's
office yesterday that at present there are
nofresh developments, though startling
-.ones are expected in the course of a day
• or, two.
• Mr Gab D Raine, of Campbellford,died
last week from blood poisoning. About
ten days previous he went out for a
• pleasure drive in company with- his wife
` and children, and, during the trip he
,; stopped and picked some hickory nuts,
which he broke open with his teeth. He
. had a cold sore on his lip at the time
Which became itchy and gave him some
'Uneasiness, afterwards causing death.
A. young man named Elias Moore, of
Crowland township, died on Friday from
the effects of g peculiar accident. Moore
Van -standing !rear his horde -Yellen' -he
touched it with a hayfork, and the animal
kicked viciously, the hoof striking the
fork, which rebounded and etrnck Moore
IA terrific blow in the side. The unfor-
tunate young man lived but three,days
after receiving the ,injury.
Two bills for injunctions against the
'" Bed River Valley railway have been filed
in Court at Winnipeg in the name of the
Minister of Justice. Chief Justice Wall -
bridge indicted ted o n Saturday that the
• gowning case would be dismissed. The
Manitoba Government;, have raised money
enoigh to pay the contractors •$100,000
and to release the rails at Montreal, but
efforts to floatthgbonda in NewVurk-and
Montreal have failed.
IngersQ11iSan : Last Saturday even'n,
the Salvation Army introduced a novel
and :attractive feature _ in their usual
parade 'It consisted of young ladies
arrayed in white robes, somewhat after
;.the oriental style of garments, and each
'carried a lamp in her hand. Five of tae
Tampa were lighted and the other five
',were not. Toe object was to represent
the parable of the ten virgins who went
out to meet the bridegroom, as recorded
• in the 25th chapter of Matthew, of whom
f five were wise, and•five were—otherwise.
It attracted considerable attention from
she large orowd on the streets.
The drew of a fishing smack in Nova
Scotia, found another drifting and board
ed her. They found the bodies of sever.
al men floating in tbo cabin. '1'he bodies
on board were in a decomposed state,
_and the remainder of . the crew had
either ahandonecl the Draft before or else
, been lost. The latter is probably the
ease, as it is not likely they would leave
the bodies of their comrades in the condi.
tion in which they were found. Tho
flesh on the head of one man had been
eaten neatly all away, and the whole
presented a horrible' sight. The name
of the schooner is not given, but she is
believed to be the OceanBriclge,of Boston.
In opening the Fall assizes at London
00 Monday, Hon. Justice hose thus
referred to the Scott act:—" I confess,
that without compensation I had some
diffroalty in seeing the justice of the Act,
but the increasing number of those who
pass before me from' Court to Court in
mournful array, passing from the police.
men to the cell, from the cell to the.gaol,
penitentiary. or the felon's grave, is
bringing troy mind to the honclusion that
the aim of society, or of those members
of it who desire the enforcement of any
law which will prevent ono citizen tempt
ling another to hie ruin, is ohe which has
ugh to defend it, and whether there
,ir1at to bo compensation or not is a
ler for the legislators of our country
v consider."
}+ O.J..Camp lett St. Catharir.es on Tues•
'day for plats unknown, leaving behind
him numerous creditors. Camp had made
preparations for escaping Saturday night
aad had a oar load of furniture at the
'.tot. This was seized at the instance of
we of his o editors,who bad hoard of his
;contemplated flight. Later on he settled
with these creditors and obtained the le•
lease of the furniture. All that was left
ha his house and barn,the former of which
was fitted up regardless of expense, was
seized at the instance of the'other ored'•
tors, who came flocking in with execs.
tions from every direction. Camp wa
City Clerk of St.Catharines some twenty
Yeats ago, and left suddenly with bus no'
ebunts considerably short. He came b: o'c
ebvetal years ago, and hue for some time
been emf.layed as bookkeeper for Capt.
flim, 114utray, contractor, iiis name
filidelcl bo shelled Scamp.
IThe estate Late J.
Are now- -sho-win the Largest, Cheapest and -best assorted stock they have ever
offered. Special lines in
SS GOODS AND FLANNELS.
OUR MANTLE nEPARTMENT•,
Is now open and again in charge of Miss Ogg, -who has given our patrons the
highest satisfaction for the past two seasons. Our assortment of
C2'2 -3s anal. ' 'TR=MM2N'G—
Is very_complete. Intending purchasers will find it to their advantage
to gave us a -look tiro, t s �6: �: v - '.ER CE ► ,� ASH.
OHN WISE11MAN Manager. Estate J_ IIOaCEITB,
Absolutely Pure:
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesomeness. ' More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
competition with the multitude of low test short
weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sohl only
in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDea Co., 100 Wa
St., New York. -
The following facts in reference to the
working of the Scott Act, in West. Mid-
dlesex furnished by Jas Noble, police
magistrate, will be of interest. Number
of convictions made from Jan. 1, 1887, to
Sept. 1, 1887, 173; total fines collected
during same period and paid to County
Treasurer,$7,000; total committals in de.
fault during same period, 4. Of the
balance of fines now remaining unpaid,
neatly one.half will not be collected fn the
meantime,as the defendants have remov-
ed and some have left the country, the
other half will no doubt be collected by
the date of the next returns,
Before Judge Jones at St George the
other day,two very improtant cases were
disposed of. The two casea decided
the question as to the liability of town-
ship- councils _being._made_tokeep-reada-
in proper repair. On the 10th of June
Williaru Raimey, while driving from St
George to Harrisburg, bad his horse,
buggy and himself injured by the former
stepping into an open culvert. Mr Haim.
ey brought action .against the South
Dumfries Township Council, as also did
Mr Andrew Pepper, who also had him.
self and outfit injured cn the same night.
The judge held that• corporations wore
'bound to keep the road ways nnd culverts
in safe condition. The were both jury
cases, and a verdict was returned for Mr
Raimey of $30 and costs and for,Mr Pep-
per $20 and costs.
CLINTON MARKETS.
C,,rrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Sept. 15,'1887.
Wheat, spring, - - 0 75 a 0 80
Wheat, white anI red - 0 75 a 0 80
Oats . - - 0 28 a 0 30
Barley 0 40 a 0 50
Peas - 0 50 a 0 50
Flour, per cwt 2 00 a 2 25
Potatoes • 0 50 a 0 60
Butter - 0 I6 a 0 17
Ecig•s . 0 14 a 0 15
Pork 550 a 600
Hay • 8 00 a 8 ,00
Wot.l - 024a025
Sheep pelt • 0 50 a 0 75
Lamb skins 0 60 a 0 80
Clover, per bush. 5 00 a 5 50
SEAFOIITH MARKETS.
SEAFORTII, Sept. 15, 1887.
Wheat, spring, $0 75 a 0 80
Red and white - 0 75 a 0 80
Oats, • 0 28 a 0 30
POas, 0 48. a 0 50
Barley, 0 40 a 0 50
Butter, 014 a 015
Eggs, • 012 a 014
Potatoes, • 0 60 a 6 00
Pork, - 5 50 a 6 00
Wool, - - 0 2.4 a 0 25
Flout per ea -t, 00 a 2 25
BLYTH MARKETS.
Reported specially for NEW ERA every Thursday
Blyth, Sept. 15, 1887.
Fall wheat, red, per bush. . 75 a 80
Fall . new , 75 a 80
Oats 27 a 30
Barley— 44 a 50
Peas . . 48 a 50
Apples per bag . 40 a 50
Potatoes, " . 75 a 80
Eggs per doz . 15 a 15
Bnttor,rolls . • . . 15 a 16
Cheese 15
Lard . • 10
Flour per cwt. 2 00
flogs, . 5 I 0
Hay, . 7 00
Straw . , .. 2 00 3 00
Wool . 22 a 25
Hides -per 100 the. . 5 00 a 7 00
Sheep pelts M, . 0 75 a 1 00
Lamb pelts . . . 0 75 a 1 00
THE li'ARLEMARKET
Kingston Sept. Y/4.—Sherman Bros.
grain dealers, Buffalo, have written to 13.
Mooers that 500,000 bushels of barley
aro en route from the Weat at 62e and
65e, So long as barley can be got in the
West at these rates grain from this section
of the country will be shut out of the
market.
a 15
a 12
2,10
5 50
8 00
f'ir'st -Claw now lain! PALL
WHEAT for seed. Sample
can .be sten at the New Era
Office.
1 MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET
There is an over supply of common and
inferior cattle. The highest price paid
was about 4c per lb. but more would be
given for choice. Calves very scarce and
high. Sheep and lambs in good supply
at former rates. Good lambs advancing.
Sheep from $3 to $4.75. Lambs fioni $2
to $3 75. The hog market is overstocked,
with few sales reported. Prices from
4o to 5c per lb. The horse trade is
pretty active.. During the past week
there were shipped from here to the
United States 85 horses, costing $9:979.
an average of $117 40 each.
G001) MARE, WITH COVERED BUGGY
and Harness for sale cheap, or will be
sold separately. Apply to J. H. COMIBE,
OBERTSON' S
Great Cash • Store
Literally. cramed from cellar to garet
Goods.
Towelings, 5c.
with Nice New
SPECIALTIES FOR THE SEASON.
GreyCantons, 8,10,12 & 20c
A fine lot of Fancy Ribbons
A big lot of Ready Macle
Mantles expected this week
which will be sold cheap, as
they were bought cheap.
A fine assortment of Mantle
Goods to 'arrive this week.
`n TRAY HEIFER—STRAYED FROM THE
1.7 river, on the London Road, a small two
year old red Heifer, with white ring near the
end of her tail. Any one giving such inform-
ation as will lead to its recovery will be suit-
ably rewarded. MRS, S. MORLEY, Clinton.
FARM TO RENT—FOR ONE ORA TERM
of years,'parts of Lots 4 and 76, Bayfield
Concession, Godericl] Township, About 130
acres clearance, good buildings, bearing or-
chard, abundance of water, One mile from
Bayfield and 8 from Clinton, Apply at once,
on the premises, Lot 4, or by letter to R.
GAIRDNER, Bayfield. 41'
'TRAY HEIFERS—STRAYED FROMTHE
17 subscriber's premises, lot 34; 9th con. of
Hullett, about the end of June a dark red
'two-year old Heifer, and also a light roan two
year old Heifer. Any one giving information
that will lead to their recovery, will bo suit-
ably rewarded. WILLIAM MAIR,'
OTICE TO DEBTORS. -ALL PARTIES
11 indebted to the undersigned either by
note or book account, are hereby notified
that if the same is not paid before the 30th
day of September, their accounts will be
placed in court for collection, This notice
rs final, JAMES STEEP, Clinton.
H OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR TO
HENT.—Subscriber offers the premises
now occupied by herself, on Victoria Street
south for sale or to rent on very reasonable
terms, The house .contains two bedrooms,
dining room and kitchen. Lot ono -fifth of
an acre. Particulars on application, MRS
FISHER.
H OUSE AND LOTS 'FOlt SALE.—SUIt-
scnrBEn offers for sale tho splendid
Frame House on Victoria Street, now occu-
pied by Mr 1;, Snell. It contains plenty of
room tor fair sized family, stone foundation,.
hard and soft water, etc. The lot embraces
three fifth -acre lots, and has thereon a num-
ber of bearing fruit trees. Terms very reit.
stumble A`DODSWOliTH; Clinton,
HOUSES AND LOT FORSALE, — THE
undersigned offers for sale her houses
ou lot 212, Ratteubury Street, near St, Paul's
Church, One of the houses is a small, com-
fortable cottage, containing four rooms and I
kitchen; the_ other house has two storeys,and
contains 12 roosts. Hard and soft•water.—
Lot is one-quarter of am acre, with.beariug
orchard thereon. They will be sold on easy
terms of payment, MRS. FORBES, Clinton.
NOTICE—E, KENNY HAVING -$OLD HIS
stock of..Groceries to J. 11, Crossen, in-
tends going to California in a few day0, and
requests all parties to 1tag at once and save
expense of collection. And any one that has 1
any account against hill!, will please hand in
the same for payment. N.H.—I will not be
responsible for aily debts contracted in my
mune after this site, E;^ KENNY, Cliutou,
(QTIIAY CATTLE—CAME INTO SUI4SCRI-
17 0101'5 premises, lot 34, 9th con. Godericlt
Township, about two week's since, two year-
ling Heifers and 1 yearling Steer, all red." The
()Valor is hereby notified to prove property,
pay charges, and take then, away. Also,
strayed front subscriber's premises, about a
month since, 4 yearling Steers, all red. Any
0110 giving information tliht will lead to their
recovery,•will be suitably rewarded. WALH,
STEEP.
Cottons, 3c and 5c
GreyFlannels,15c,18c
Table Linens, 20c
Gents Furnishings in
variety
Dress Goods, 10c., 12
Colored Cashmeres, 2
A beautiful Wool Ci
for 45p
& 20c
great
c., &c
5c
Cie
r
DRESS & MANTLE Making a hubby with us
Rolortmis Griit g11 - Cash Ztr, C1iiti
New Fall Dress Goods
BUTCHEIIINU l3USINFSS — THE t-NDER-
i_e s1GNan wishes to intimate to the people of
Clinton and surrounding country, that in order
to suitably meet the 'demands of his very nunlcr-
ous customers, he has bought Out the business
of Mr R Fitzsimons, and will carry on the sante,
with the clioisest meats in season. No pains will
be spared to meet the wants tlf all, and he hopes
to merit and receive a fair sharp of public pat-
ronage. Lowest prices for large orders. Farm-
ers' trade a specialty. ALBERT MAY.
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'i1i AIIM FOR SALE,—PART OF LOT 31,
11th con, of Godericl] 'Township, contain-
ing 40 acres, and also 20 acres on the opposite
side of the road. On the 40 acres is a good
Brick House with all conveniences, good
Frame Barn, Stables, etc. Bearing orchard
and plenty of water. All cleared and in good
state of cultivation, 10 acres fall wheat in,
about 8 acres fall plowing done and 10 acres
seeded down. The 20 acres are Mostly hush.
Will be sold entire on reasonable terms,
MRS W. COLCLOU(;H, Hohncsville P. 0,
1tICIi HOUSE FOR SALE OR T`
TO REN
B—The undersigned offers Dither to rent or
sell the splendid, very convenient and well -
situated house on Rattenbury Street, occu-
pied by himself. It is a well-built brick, con -
mining five rooms and closets downstairs,
and the same upstairs, with a good cellar. --
The lot is one-quarter of au acre, with bear-
ing orchard, hard and soft water, with usual
conveniences. Terms, either to sell or rent,
very reasonable. R. FITZSIMONS, Clinton,
TO THEILADIES — WHiLE THANKING MY
numerous lady customers for their patron-
age in the past,I take this opportunity to inform
them the' in removing to Clinton, I hope to be
more central in my u•orkt,to have bettor "'train
connections, and do away °°tivvith the necessity of
canvassing Clinton, i am prepared to fill orders
on very short notice.and satisfactorily,in Ladies'
Misses' and Children's Corsets, Shoulder Braces
and Supporters, Children's Waists a specialty.
Clinton ladies, who promised fall ordera,pleaso
call when it suits end have bettor satisfaction.
Hensel) ladies please give orders to Miss Hunter.
Remember tho place, over Mr Twitchell's store.,
E.J,COULTER. Clinton, Aug 19. *1m
Great CENTRAL EXHIBITION
Under the auspices of the Mullett Agricnl-
tat•ai Society, to ho held in
C7 14 [ N 'I` ,
O N
Tuesday & Wedlesday,80,27-28
Over $I,000 given in prizes.
On the afternoon of the second day Of show
tho lady riders will contest for a 535)12151 prize
valued at 085, which In itself will be. worth
the price of admission alone.
OTHER SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
Shdw will be open on the evening of the first
dayuntil 10 p In. Admission, Adults 150,
Children Imo, General Admission, second
da% Ole„ Children lee.
,roil'- MA5OI 4Pres, N. 11011SON, Seey
.a r
,T-U-ST--OP-1rN-EI)- AT—
UrIIILA()14, dSd CU'S'
NES
and BRD33 TRIMMINGS
—A T—
,1DETLO . •tic CO's
NEW MANTLE CLOTHS NEW JERSEYS,
NEW EVENING SHAWLS, at
.T () 1110E 4€ r c: 's
A lot of HOSIERY at a BIG BARGAIN.
WHITE QUILTS & TOWELS at Job Prices.
J. C. DETLOR & OO1701inton
NEW
STOCK
JUST RECEIVED A LA4GE STOCK OI''
COAL,COOKING and HEATING STOVES
OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE AND LATEST PATTERNS.
Also an ilnlnlnense stock of LAMPS or all
descriptions, frond 25c. each upwards, in-
cluding the Celebrated aRochester Lamp, for
which wo.are sole agents.
Also COAL and WOOD FURNACES.—
Sole agent for Harris' Celebrated Furnace,
manufactured by Gurney & Co., Hamilton,
FULL LINE GENERAL HARDWARE.
S. A -VIS, _ C51.I2V OICO T,
Ti +, MAMMOTH HARDWARE AND fiKn HOUSE.
IDE!
t88T-FALL-4887.
New - Fall mi. Goods
OPENED VP AS FOLLOWS:
INew Fingering Yarns
New Mantle Cloths
New Mantle Clasps
New Dross Buttons.
New Black Broche Velvets
New
New
New
New
New
New
HAVE ARRIVED AND
Dress Goods
Meltons
Velveteens
Evening Shawls
Cashmere Gloves
Cashmere Hose • .
-New -Woollen Bl'alr b&-, ' `.
New Bed Comforters -
New Grey Flannels
New Navy Flannels
New Wool Yarns
ew- Bl -k. Gros Grain-Sifk6r
New Black Merv. Silks
New Felt Skirts
New Canton Flannels
New Colored Flannels
EVERYTHING NEW TO BE GOT AT
S. WILSON, CHEAPSIDE
NEXT DOOR TO T. COOPER dt 'SON'S GROCERY,
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
TWO BIGH AIMS'
ONE TO MAKE OUR GOODS THE
STANDARD OF QUALITY
THE OTHER TO MAKE OUR FIGURES THE
STANDARD : OF : LOW : PRICES,
These have been our constant aims for thirty-five years past. .Tt is
NOT - SPASMODIC - EFFORTS
Which have accomplished this, but it is continued efforts. We have
pleased the people, pleased ourselves and MERIT CONT'TNUEI,
SUPPORT. Let us have it and we will show you
TEMPTING BARGAINS
From one years end to another.' We have full lines in all kinds eof
Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers,- (Pc.,
And we are confident that at no place can you find such a carefully se-• -
lected-stock-at-sueh—CLOSE S -HAYED P-RIGES: ---come morning, n o>a
or night and.WE WILL DELIGHT YOU.
JAC KBO N' �
BARGAIN SHOE HOUSE,
Opposite . Towif Hall, Clinton.
Clinton Refreshment Rooms.
BITSINA-11SS OI A-NGE
0. COLE having bought out the Refreshment Rooms of Mr. J. Anderson,
desires to intimate to the public that he will continue the same in all its.
branches. He has .just added a fresh stock of Confectionery, &c., which will
be sold at lowest rates,
FRUIT OF ALL KINDS KEPT IN SEASON:
OTSTERS .KEPT IN THEIR SEASON AND SERVED IN ANY STYLE
FRESH. CAKES IMPORTED DAILY FROM TORONTO.
11+x' TOBACCOS, CIGARS, I'IPI+S, POUCHES, &c., &ca
Close' attention given • to business, and all oiders entrusted to him will. be
promptly filled. A trial respectfully solicited. Remember the stand, next.
door to the Grand union Hotel.
C. COLE, - - CLINTON.
Boots & Shoes
Large stock of FALL GOODS
to hand. Good value
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. FIVE ICER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
JAYLOR & SONS
Minton r tot Blyth.
JA0013 TAYLOR, Manager:for T31yth,
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