HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1887-09-23, Page 5NEWS NOTES.
Tipe.scarlet lever. epidepiie id. Loral
don, Eng.; is sncreaaing, and there
are now 422,5 cases in the hospitals.
Fairs now in "`full blast" are the
rrovincial at Ottawa, the We9tern at
Laudon the Central at Guelph, and
tit iillaald Central at Lindalty.
n, 411 Pardee, Cpyrmissioner o E'
1,7rown Lands., has gone to New York
to consult eminent medical men in re.
Bard to hishealth, which is still far
from satisfactory.
The first shipment of cattle by the
Aberdeen route has proved a compar-
ative failure, owing to the high freight
rates and the overstocking of the
Aritieh markets.
The Toronto World reports that
three new judges are about to be .ap-
pointed for this Province. Their
names are: W. G. Falconbridge, Q.
C. and Jas. F. Smith, Toronto, and
W. P. R. Street, London.
Winnipeg Liberals will push the
petition against Mr. Scarth, who
oply secured his election by a maj-
ority of ten, and that, it is alleged, by
a corrupt means. If a new election is
ordered the Liberals should be able
to carry the seat.
The steamerWarwiok from Newport,
Eng., reported that terrific northwest
gales with mountainous seas prevailed
en Sept. 6. The seas ,were making .a
clear breach'over the vessel, sweeping
the deck fittings before them. Oil
was used with marvelous results. As
far as the eye could reach where the
oil had touched the seas were quite
calm and unbroken,while outside they.
were breaking in every direction.
Never before has so much fruit been
shipped from the county of Welland
as this season, especially from the Vi-
agra. district. The G.T.R. had built
expressly for the Express Co.'s use,
six new fruit cars, fitted with shelves
and extra ventilators. Finding that
with these cars they could not meet
fhe demand, the company fitted tem -
glory shelves in twelve of their ven-
tilated cheese and butter cars. and
these are ell for fruit alone.
In contrast with good fruit crops in
Ontario the Annapolis, N.S,, fruit
growers now estimate the smallest,
crop of apples for many„ years, and
some experts who have gone over the
Mile districts of Nova Scotia state
t the crop will be apout one-
urth of what it was last year. Ear -
in the season it was expected that
a good export trade Would gladden
the hearts of the orchardists and store-
keepers in the Annapolis valley, but
all their bright anticipations have
been dissipated by canker Worm and
the drought, '
tireat Britain has been done in
every possible manner, but a young
American couple newly married, are
about to undertake the tour of Eng-
land in a novel manner. f.Tm. Black
has done the °Id Country in a•canoe,
Andrew Carnegie in a coach, the
late'Col. Burnaby, in a balloon, and
.*ousands on foot -and on bicycles.
lite vehicle in which .this pair of
ObOeymooners have chosen to view
'the# land of thee: ancestors is
a London hansom cab. They start
from St. James street,. Piccadilly, and
will first visit the Southern cathedral
*Owns. They are under oath not to
write.a book about their trip.
The Port Hope Tines reports a ter-
rible accident on lot 30, con 4 of
Hamilton township. The victim was
a young man named Henry'F.Newton
23 years ofaga. Newton had mount-
ed the machine, at the conclusion of
the day's threshing, to sweep the scat-
tered grain into the feed box. Mis-
sing his footing he stepped into the
cylinder. Its iron teeth literally
chewed the limb, from foot to thigh,
to shreds. The machine was hurried-
ly stopped and the poor young fellow
carried to the house. There he tossed
in intence agony from one side of the
sofa to the other. Physicians' were
sent for to Cobol g, but death relieved
his sufferings at about 10:30 o'clock
that night. The ragged stump did not
bleed''much,lthe arteries having con-
tracted. He complained most of the
pain he felt in the knee of the leg
that was gone.
A Lockport, N. Y.,despatch says:
The first blow at a systematic smug-
gling scheme was struck on Tuesday.
Custom officer Cuddleback, of Suspen -
sionBridge,arrested Mrs Abigail Rys-
dale,of Drummondville,Ont.,for smug-
gling feather fans into the State at
Niagara Falls. For years past these
fano were made on the Canadian side,
and taken to the Falls in large numbers
by a clique of women who disposed of
them to the bazar at the Falls. The
custom authorities knew what wart
going on but seemed to be powerless to
stop it. The Rysdale woman has been
watched for months and was caught
to -day with fifteen fans on her person
She had brought over 115. They re-
tail from seventy-five cents to $6 a
piece. Mrs Rysdale was taken before
United States Commissioner Mart
McDonough and held in $200 bail for
the United States Court.
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Be on Your Guard.
Don't allow a cold in the head to slowly
and surely run into Catarrh, when you can
be cured for 25c. by using Dr Chase's Ca-
tarrh Care., A few applications cure in•
sipient catarrh; 1 to 2 boxes cure ordinary
catarrh ; 2 to 5 boxes are guaranteed to
cure chronic catarrh. Try it. Only 25c,,
and sure cure, Sohd by all druggists.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET
There was a rather small supply of beef,
mutton and pork critters on the marketa
and prices aro higher all round. Moro
especially is this the case with hogs,which
owing to the small numbers en the market
sold at 5!,c per lb. live weight. Good
beeves are very scarce,nnd primeltnimals
sell at from 4.1c to 41c per lb. ,with pretty
good beasts at from .3:3 to 4e do. Common
listen* were also higher in price selling at
form $24 to $32 eacb,or from 21,c to 3ife
per lb. Small and lean cattle sold at
from $8 to $20 each or from 1,1,c to
21c per ib. Good sheep are in demand for
shipment to Britain at from 3o to 4o per
lb.; hatchets sheep sold at from $3 to $4-
75 eaob. Good lambs are in demand ag
from $3.25 to 84 caeb; common lambs aro
from $2 to $3 each. 'f he horse market
.has been rather quint of )Me and during
the past week theehipments to the United
States were two stallions which Dost $770
and 31 other horses which cost $3,467.50
or an average of $111,84 each. The high-
est priced lot were 12 horses which cost
$1,440, and the lowest priced lot were
three horses which Dost but 8105.
When ]3aby wee sick, wo gave her Cartons,
When she was a Child, elle cried for Caetoria,
When she became Miss, rho slang to Caetoria,
non oho had Children, she gave them Castorie
Are now showing the Largest, Cheapest and best assorted stock they have ever
offered. Special lines in
RESS GOODS AND FLANNELS.
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OUR MANTLE aEPART CENT
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
CI.OTI S arid. TRIMMIN'GSama-
Is very complete. Intending purchasers will find it to their advAll e,,,,.
to give us a look throug t. FIVE PER CENT OFF FOR ASH.
JOHN WISEMAN Manager.
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Wools and Yarns.
A LARGE IMPORT ORDER NOW. TO HAND OF THE FOLLOWING KINDS
Berlin, Zephyr. trewei, tcr3,a Fleecy, Pompadour, Gobelie and
Andelusian. peacock Saxony, Baldwins Bee Hive,
Peacock and Barker Fingering.
TAMOSHANTERS, HOODS, CAPS. &O.
DON'T MISS US
W COOPER, -- Beaver Block
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 muititude of low test short
weight, alum or phosphate powders.. Sohl only
in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER' CO., 100 1Va
St., New York.
CLINTON MARKETS.
porreeted every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Sept, 22, 1887.
Wheat, spring, - - 0 78 a 0 80
Wheat, white and red • • 0 78 a 0 80
Oats - - . • 0 28 a '0 30
Batley
Peas • •
Flour, per cwt
Potatoes
Butter
E gs
Pork
Hay '
Wool
Sheep pelts •
Lamb ekins
Clover, per buss.
- 040a050
050 a 050
200 a 225
O 50 a 060
O 1.5 a 017
O 14 a 016
•550 a 600
• .. 800a800
O 24 a 0 25
- 050a075
- 060a080
500 a 550
SEAFORTII MARKETS.
SEAFORTII, Sept. 22, 1887,
Wheat, spring,
Red and whits
Oats, • -
Peas,
Barley,
Butter, -.
Eggs, -
Potatoes, •
Pork, •
Wool, •
Flout per cwt
• $0 73 a
• 075 a
• 0 28 a
O 48 a
0 40 a
O 14 a
O 12 a'
0 GO a
5 50 a
O 24 a
2 00 a
O 80
O 80
O 30
O 50
0 50
0 15
6 14
00
6 00
0 25
2 25
BLS:TH MARKETS.
Reported specially for NEW BRA erer,y Thursday
Blyth, Sept. 22, 1887.
Fall wheat, red, per bush. . 75 a 80
Fall : new . 75 a 80
Oats
Barley
Peas ,
Apples per hag,
Potatoes,' "
Eggs per dol
Butter,rolls .
Cheese ,
Lard .
Flour per cwt.
Hogs,
Hay, .
Straw .
Wool
Hides per 10011.s.
Sheep pelts
Lamb pelts
27 a 30
44 a 50
48 a 50
40 a 50.
75 a SO
15 a 15
15 a 16
15 a 15
10 a 12
2 00 2 10
5 00 5 50
7 00 8 00
2 00 3 00
22 a 25
500 a 700
075a«106
075 a 1 00
(10OD MARE, WITiH COVERED BUGGY
• nnd Harness for sale cheap, or will be
sold separately. Apply to J. II, COMM
LTRAY COW, -- STIRAYET) FROM THE
premises, Clinton, shout Sept 14, a small
Red and Whits Cow, pretty in appearance.
Any person giving information that will lead
to its recovery tcill be nuitnbly rewarded,
ROR'1' DOWN, ,
CITRAY HEIFER—STRAYED FROM THE
17 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 load to its recovery will be snit -
ably rewarded. MRS. S. MORLEY, Clinton.
ATOTICEI TO DEBTORS.—ALL PARTIES
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
is final. JAMES STEEP, Clinton,
HOUSE AND LOTS F011 SALE.—SUB-
SCRIBER offers for sale the splendid
Frame Hoose on Victoria Street, now occu-
pied by 131r E. Snell.. It contains plenty of
roots for fair sized family, stone foundation,
hard and soft water, etc. The lot embraces ,
three fifth -acre lots, and has thereon a num-
ber of 'beang fruit trees. Terms very rea-
sonable. A. DODSWORTH, Clinton,
HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE, — THE
undersigned offers for sale her houses i
on lot 212, Rattenbury Street, near St. Paul's ,
Church. One of the houses is a small,-com-
fortablo cottage, containing four rooms and '
kitchen; the other house has two storeys,and
contains 12 rooms.I Hard and soft water.—
Lot is oue-quarter of an acre, with bearing
orchard thereon. They will be sold on easy
terms of vaymont. 31115, FORBES, Clinton. In .n ry
D
Estate J. I-IOEOENB
ROBERTSON! S
Great C ash Store
Literally cramed, from cellar to garet with Nice New
Goods.
SPECIALTIES FOR THE SEASON.
•d
Towelin gs, 5c.
Cottons, 3c and 5c
GreyFlannels,15c,18c & 20c
Table Linens, 2Qc
Gents Furnishings in great
variety
Dress Goods, 10c., 12c., &c
Colored Cashmeres, 25c
A beautiful Wool Cretonne
:for 45t Goods to arrive this week.
DRESS& MANTLE Marking a hobby With:us
GreyCantons, 8,10,12 & 20c
A fine lot of Fai<1cy Ribbons
A. big iot ui Ready Macre
Mantles expected this week,
which will be sold cheap, as
they were bought cheap.
A fine assortment of Mantl e
Boluisou Great Cip Cash Store, C1ti
Millinery - Opening.
.T DETLOR ' CO.
NOTICE—E. KENNY HAVING SOLD HIS \
stock of Groceries to J. B. Crossen,.In-
tends going to California in a few days, and
requestsall parties to pay at once and save
expense of collection And any one that has
any account against him, will please hand in
the same for payment. N,B,—I will not be
responsible, for any debts contracted in my
name after this elate. E. KENNY, Clinton.''
FAR11 FOR SALE.—THAT'F11IST-CLASS
farm, lot 40, Hayfield concession, Gode-
ricli township; comprising 80 acres, of which
over 50 are cleared, about two. miles from
Clinton, well watered, good concrete house,
good frame barn, stone milk house, fruit
house, &c., large bearing orchard. Apply to
H. HALE, Clinton, or to the undersigned on
the premises or by letter, T. WIGGINTON,
Clinton'P., 0, Sept. 18, 1887. "4i
RUTCHERINO BUSINESS — THE L'NDER-
_JJ'SZGNED wishes -to intlma'to to trio people of
Clinton and surrounding country, that in order
'to suitably meet the demands of his very numer-
ous custorners, he has bought out the business
of illr R Fitzsimons, and will carry on the swine,
with the ohoisest meats in season. No pains will
be spared to meet the wants of all, and he Hopes
to merit and receive a fair share of public pat-
ronage. Lowest prices for large orders. • Fann-
ers' trade a specialty. ALBERT MAY.
-AR -1I FO,Lt SALE.—PARI' OF LOT 31,
lith con. of Goderich 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
Flame 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 aro mostly bush.
Will be Rohl entire on reasonable terms,
MIRS W. COLCLOUGH, Holmesville P. O.
PmCK HOUSE F011 SALE OR TO RENT
—The undersigned offers either to. rent or
sell the splendid, very convenient and well -
situated ouse on Rattenbury Street, ogeu-
pied by himself. It is a welt -built brick, con-
taining.five rooms and closets downstairs,
and the same 'upstairs, with a good cellar.—
The lot is oue-quarter of an acre, with bear-
ing or'eharcl, hard and soft water, with usual
conveniences. 'Perms, either to sell or rent,
very reasonable. It. FI'I'ZSIMONS, Clinton.
fj10 TIIEILADIES — WHILE„TIIANKINC MY
-L numerous lady customers for their patron-
age in the past,I take this opportunity to inform
them tha' in removing to Clinton, r hope to be
more central in my work, to have better train
connections, and do away with the necessity of
canvassing Clinton. 1 aur prepared to fill orders
on very short notico.and satisfactorily,in Ladies'
Misses' and Children's Corsets, Shoulder Braces
• and Supporters. Children's waists a specialty.
Clinton ladies, who promised fall orders,please
call when it suits and hove better satisfaction.
Ifensall ladies please give orders to Miss Ihinter.
Remember tho place, over Mr Ttvitcboll's store.
E. J.COULTER, Clinton, Ani{ 10 *lin
Great CENTRAL EXHIBITION
l oder the ansldvoa r. t' ;Lr I1n11:•tt .1�;rictll•
lnrnl ti n r .11,1/1` „ held ill
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Tuesday & Wedllesday,Sop,27.28
Over $1,000 given in prizes.
0,1 the afternoon of the second day of show
the Indy riders will contest for a. special prize
valued at S25, which in itself will be Worth
the price of admission alone,
OTHER SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS."
Shote will be open on the evening of the first
day until 10 p in, Ad1111sa•lon, A(ltllts 15e.
children Ile, O en end Admission, steencl
do v, 2'rc„' Children lee.
JOHN MASON, fres. N. 1(O1BSON, Scry
WILL HOLD THEIR
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PNESDAY, , Sept. 2
AND FOLLOWING DAIS OF THE WEEK.
The Latest FALL and WINTER NOVELTIES.
Tho Millinery department is under the managemett • of MISS FERGUSON,
the popular milliner. Theit assortment of
Mantle Cloths is immense
MANTLES Cat free of charge. Dress and Mantle Making under the charge of
MISS NOBLE.
C. DETLOR Bc CO., Clinton
WELL WORTH YOUR
TO TAKE IN OLrII—
e,
MILLINERY OPENING I.
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Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday
—01'' NEXT WEEK.--- .
We will Le pleased to have you call, that we may show you our goods, which we
think Sen will pronouneo ('OMPLETE in Variety and (;orality, and eller you at
right prices. All the
LATEST STYLES in HATS,
Newest Novelties in Trimmings
AND THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED ARTISTES TO MAKE THEM UP
ARL IN OUR STORE.
1887--FALL-1,887.
New -mall —Goody
HAVE ARRIVED AND
New Dress Goods
New Meltons
New Velveteens
New Evening Shawls
New Cashmere Gloves
New Cashmere Hose
New Woollen Blankets
New Bed Comforters
New Grey Flannels
New Navy Flannels
New Wool Yarns
OPENED UP AS FOLLOWS:
New Fingering Yarns
New Mantle Cloths
New Mantle Clasps
New Dress Buttons
New Black Broche Velvet.
New Blk. Gros Grain Silt
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 HIGH ,IMS
ONE TO MAKE OUR GOODS THE
STANDARD OF QUALITY,
THE OTHER TO 11EAKE OUR F.t'dURES TIM
STANDARD, : OF : LOW : PRIORI
These have been our constant aims for thirty-five' years past. It is
NOT - SPASMODIC - EFFORT$
Which have accomplished this, but it is continued efforts. We k4'
pleased the people, pleased ourselves and AIE,,RIT CONTINU7
SUPPORT. Let us' have it and we will show you
If
TEMPTING BARG,A►INE
From one years end to another. We have full lines in all kinds of
Boots, Shoes, slippers, Rubbers, cQc.
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Andwe are confident that at no place can you find such a carefully se
lected stock at such CLOSE SHAVED PRICES. Come morning, n(e
or night and WE WILL DELIGHT YOU. • '
JACKSO N. S
BARGAIN SHOE HOUSE,
Opposite Town. Hall, Clinton
Clinton refreshment Rooms
BUSINES6 01-1ANG1-E
C. •COLE having bought out the Refreshment Rooms of Mr. J. Atlderao
desires to intimate to the public that he will ,continue the same in all i
branches. He has just added a fresh stock of Confectionery, &c., which tvi
' be sold at lowest rates.
FRUIT OF ALL KINDS KEPT IN SEASONt
OYSTERS KEPT rN THEIR SEASON AND SERVED IN ANY STY$t
. FRESH CAKES IMPORTED DAILY FROM TORONTO.
tar TOBACCOS, CIGARS, 'PIPES, POUCHES, &c., Ss
()lose .attention given to burliness, and alt orders entrusted to him will •
promptly filled. A trial respectfully solicited, Remember the stand, ni
door to the Grand Union Hotel.
O. COLE, - -• CLINTON.
.Boots & Shoes
Large stock of FALL GOO D
to hand. Good value
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCiHANGE. FIVE PER 'CI.NT OFF FOT1. CAS]
W.TAYLOR ;SON;
Clinton and 1y't1 .
Beesleys Millinery Emporium. JACOB TAY ,011, Manager for Myth.