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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1889-01-18, Page 6tri.0 Pog ROB- COATS, CLINTON, Sell a 3 O.Z. OPEN FACLr AMERICAN S. WATCH FOR. $5.50, and warrant it to be a first class time piece for two years. They are one of the wonders of the age. See them. ROB. W. COATS, ELLER and ENGRAVER. CLINTON. •,. • . •a' ;O';•,id, %•4;.A'oi.'}:6d.' j;/ti111..';i41:1.' •i ,1••.0i",n.ik ®/ , '?VIII!; for Infants and Children. leastor1alesowell adapted tochildren that Caaterla cures COAs. Constipation, cenmend it as superior to any prescription Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, 1 ruutat ion. ,own to me." H. A.. Asmara, M. D., ]Kills Worms, gives sleep, and pruiuotee • - gestion, 111180. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T. Without injurious medication. PRE CENTAUR CoeiaNY, 77 Murray Street, N. 1 a ANOTHER Cqc»e ea.9 terv. '4ue dal' attotte p ,110grsday, an.11,183Q. *rat. 1A a sad tea -71 0.$ oil 'W1zeet epriug, - 1 00 a 03. 30 0 32 48.a 0 68 t? a.067 75 a 275 •u80a035 017 a 018 - 014a015 660 a675I 1200a1400 500, a 550 020 a 0 20 011ie • • • - 0 Baxley • 0 Peas 0 Flom`, per, cwt - - 2 Potatoes Batter • Pork Hay Hideo, Wool, Chicrkens per pair . 030 a 0 35 Dunks per pair - - 0 50 a 0 60 Geese - - - - 040a050 BLYTH MARKETS. Reported specially for New ERA every Thursday Blyth, Jan. 17, 1889. Fall wheat, Spring Oats Barley . Peas• Potatoes, bus Eggs per doe Butter,rolls . flogs, . Beef - Hay rod, per bush. . 0 98.1 00 . new .100 1 00 32 a 32 45 a 60 55 a 57 35 a 35 18 a 18 17 a 18 6 50 700 450 a 550 1200 a 1500 TORONTO MARKETS • Toronto, Jan. 17,1889. Wheat, fall - - - 1 03 a 1 03 Wheat, spring - . 1 04 a 1 04 Barley - - - 0 56 a 0 56 Oats - - - •- 0 38 a 0 38 Peas • - - - 0 63 a 0 63 Pork - - - 6 75 a 700 Butter, pound rolls - 0 22 a 0 25 Butter, largo rolls - 0 17 a 0 20 Eggs, new laid, per doz 0 21 a, 0 22 MONTREAL LIVE° STOCK MARKET There were about 750 head of butch- ers' cattle, 40 sheep and a few calves -of- fered at the east end abattoir; the but- chere were present in Lull force, but were in no hurry to buy when they saw such large supplies, moat of which were in tolerably good condition, but scarcely any of them could be called prime beeves. and only one sale was made as high as 4 cents per lb, with very few at.more than .3;1c, .and common. stook from 2¢c to 3c, with lean and rough cattle at from 2 to 2i4c per Ib. There were not many sales made up to noon - and it is probable that a good many head . I will have to be held over for another i market. There were only a few mutton • critters offered and these were mostly of indifferent quality and prices ranged from $31 to $5.50 each. There were no fat -hogs on the market and wily a few , have. come in lately. There wore no sales reported;the latest sales were made at about 5fo per lb.. ALE. N Afternoon and Evening next we will commence our Great CLEARING SALE 01' DRY G000S CLOTHING By Public Auction, and continue through, all this month till the whole stock is disposed of with- out reserve, selling private dur- ing the day at less than first cost. Auction at 7 p :m ; every < night next week T. JACKSON, .SR Cheapside, Clinton`: .r. KEITH Bios -THE__— ted Rocker Furniture ,Store Waving bought the stock of D. I3. Calbick, of,the late firrn of Calbick & Reith, at a greatly redo,^,ed tiger°, we are now prepared to give our customers the fall benefit of the reduction. 'We will run off our entire stock of Bedroom and Parlor Suites, Sideboards, ,Extt4ision and Centre Tabies Book Cases Perfor- ated, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, and' all kinds of Furniture and Upholstered Goods at GREAT BARGAINS for the next 30 days. Naw is the time to buy Furniture, as such bargains can- not last. Call and be convinced. NOTICE -Our stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS is now complete in every particular, and we are determined to give satisfaction. KITH BROS- 'rbe leading Undertakers, Embalmers, Cabinet Makers, and Upholsterer., Red Rooker Farnitere Store, Brick Block, Clinton • LOGS WANTED -THE SUBSCItIBLIt IS preppared to purchase any quantity of Hemlock, Baeewood, Rook and Soft Elm Loge, for which he will give the very high. est mat,kot price. A stock of Lumber of all ,kinds on hand. EPHRAIM IIUTT. 14 NOTICE TO CREDITORS --NOTICE; IS hereby given that all parties having claims against the estate of the late John Rattenbury, aro required to furnish frill par- ticulars of the same, to the undersigned, not later than th9 8th of February, 1888, after which date they will be settled, notice being taken only of such accounts received up to that time. And all parties indebted to tbo acid estate ither by note or book account, are required o settle the same before that date, orthe ccounta will be,plated In court, W.MCMII,LAN, 1 v TORONTO LIVE STOCK. Receipts so far this week have been only twenty-one loads cattle, with a few sheep and lambs and hogs mixed with' them. There was quite enough of cattle but all the small stock were wanted. Last week's receipts were 1,673 cattle, 223 sheep and lambs, and 149 hogs. There was a fair demand for good but- chers' cattle, but the lower grades were not wanted. The quality of the offer- ings was ger erally fair, but. many of them were a little on the light side. Prices ruled steady at Friday's decline. Nearly all were sold or shipped ont. A few loads went to Montreal, and one to Hamilton. Export cattle were Blow, foreign advices being unfavorable. A bulls and'oxen were taken at equal to 3 to •3,}c per Ib, and steers at 4. to. 41c. There is a good demand and prices are firm at $4.50 to 35.50 per iliead for animals weighing 75 to 100 lbs each. Receipts are light and not sufficient to meet the demand. Sales were: 20 sheep averaging 140 lbs, at $5.25 per head,and 18 sheep and lambs, 120 lbs, at° 55.50 per head. ' CAUTION—THE UNDERSIGNED hereby cautions the pnblio that he will not be responsible for any debts contracted in his CUMIN without hie personal consent. JAS, HOPittNSON, Hullett KIPPEN SAW CILLI. CORN FOR SALE AT THE Clinton - Mills. WHOLE OR GROUND. PRICES REASONABLE. JAS, FAIR, CLINTON. SUNDRIES `IIC1SSORS AND RAZORS SHARPENED, ►J Umbrellas repaired. Articles to be left at S. Davis' Hardware Store, Clinton. E. FINCH. 1VfONEY TO LEND- ON GOOD MORT- I13-L GAGES, or personal security at the lowest current rates. M. McTAGG�ART. Clinton, Feb. 24, 1888. ONEY TO LOAN. -INTEREST 5j AND ill 6 per cent., payable yearly. Also money advanced on approved notes. C. A. Haim, Solicitor, Clinton. Pd D. B. McLEAN wishes to inform the public that he boa now goCtho Kippon•Saw Mil] in bis own handl and is prepared to do ALL KINDS OF 'CUSTOM WORK. Pint in, first out. All Cnetotn Logs attend- ed io haat, Outing done Mr 4a. and 09.50 h l: gar LEAN, itIPPRN PROPERTY FOR SALE - $1210 will buy & valuable lot on the south side of Huron Street, Clinton. three doors below the Com- mercial Hotel, on which is erected five honeea, with hard and soft water, small eta ble, and other conveniences. For particul- •ars apply to NALTON DODSWOI6TH, or at the NEW ERA Of leo - - SUFFOLK BOAR FOR SALE. -A FIRST• t�onase Thoroughbred Suffolk Boar, two years old, for sale; reason for Belling is that the owner bas another, and does not require both, Will be sold cheap. Apply to SAMU- EL WALTERS, lot 29, Huron Road, Holmes• vino, P.O. §1m McKillop Mutual Fire insurance Company The Annual Meeting of the membere of the McKillop Mntual Fire Insurance Company, will be held in the Town Hall, Seaforth, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1889, at the hour of ono o'clock, p.m., for tbo purpose of electing Directors, hearing and receiving the Annual Statement,and the transaction of such other business es may be doomed necessary. W. J. SHANNON, T. E. HAYS, Secretary President ��gORTHORN BULL FOR SALE -ROYAL CI Pilot =1036= Dominion Short Horn Herd Book. First prize winner at the North Western Exhibition, red and white, calved March 6th, 1888, sired by Inapt. Excelsior =2693= (51293), and his dam is the celebrated prize winner, Matchless of Elmhurst 6th, etc, Pedigree and terms sent on application to W. J. BIGGINS, Elmhurst Farm, Clinton, Ont., one mild south of G. T. R. Station, London Rood. • 31m, • Notice of Dissolution. 3 STOCEMEINC •BALE. We Offer for the next 80 Days all Winter Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices. Stock throughout very complete. Millinery -at Cost. Five per, cent ,off for Cash, JOHN WISEMAN Manager. Estate J. fO CEN B. Notice Is hereby given that the partner- ship heretofore eubeisting between us, the undersigned, as Furniture Dealers and Un- dertakers, under the name, style and firm of CALBICK & REITH, in the Town of Clinton, bee boon tbls day dissolved by mu- tual consent. All debts owing to the said partnership aro to be paid to James Reith; and alt claims against the said partnership aro to bo presented to the aald James Rekh, by Whom the same will bo settled. Dated at Clinton thhi lith day of January, A.D„ 1889. Witnoea: D. CALR•ICK, T.1. F. HILLIARD, JAMES REITII Notice of Partnership. The foregoing ',flatness will continue to be carried on by the undersigned, who kindly solicit a continuance of the patronage of the old firm, being determined to give each de- partment of their business the same prompt and careful consideration. Upholstering of all kinds will remain under tho porsoual supervision of Edward Reith. REllin ones, (Minton, Ian. 15th. 1889, B ERT S 0 N Discount Sale • OFFERS A Tiieiidoith' AU6HTER Sale ! During ,January, in order to reduce his extensive stock before February 1st. BIG CUTS in every department. Prices awaydown to the bottom, Call early .and secure the Cream Robertson's ra8t 01111 tm. 4C 1,1 INT N THE POPULAR RY OooDs MOUSE LOIV DESBORQ *t'Ct3.XtAF‘rv MEN START AND STARE- WHEN THEY SEE THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR roat CIoaringSale We are offering >h picnic for purchasers in panic prices. Read your paper and peer at.,these prices. Men's Suits worth Men's OverCoats „ Tweeds ,- „ iC 46 Dress Goods to tis CC `C „ f, f, f, ff CO CC CC CC Ce $10 00 now $8 00 800 " 650 700 " 500 1200 now 900 10 00 8 00 125 " 95 100 " 75 75 CC 55 50 " 40 40 If 30 35 " 25 30 Remnants at less than Half Price. CC 20 Tho mild weather has a tendency to loop FUR goods from moving. We have been hacking away at the price, taking off a slice every week until now what remains is just about equal to what we have taken away, and the goods will certainly move at half the regular price: i Do not delay. Como at ones. Don'tallow your neighbors to got all the good bargains while you are running around looking for them where thoyare not, but come straight to tho old reliable—"Tho Popular Dry floods Honso" and you will get such bargains that your noigbbors will concludo that you aro the shrewdest buyer in Hullott. W. L. OUIMETTE, LONDERBOPIO DETLOR. & - CO. LL---'Witt-GIVE lATIZING J1 s MO 'T11 A Discount of 1Oper c. On all Cash Purchases over one dollar. They offer this discount in addition to the great reduction of prices already made on several lines of goods. J C° Detlor& Co Clinton CENTRAL GROCER L. RO_Sl3'S Old Sta.Yid. The subscriber has bought out the Stock of P. Robb, consisting 0 GROCERIES,CROCKERY,GLASSWARE Which, being bought at low rates, he is enabled to offer at the veryclos- est prices Patronage respectfully solicited. All orders promptly filled. Rooms to -let. ' H. Ra WALKER, CLINTON. The Grocery Thanking the public for the liberal patronage extended to me since commencing business, I would wish them I all a Happy New Year. I will always keep the'best of stock on hand at lowest prices for cash.rand will try to be in the shop to oblige, hoping by close attention to business to merit a still further patronage in the future. GAO- SW A..LL()W, CLIN-TON SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL- SUPPLIES We are selling our WOOLS for 10c. an ounce, until 1st February. Now is your chance. Don't hesitate and then be sorry. COOPER'S Book Store, Clinton. OVERSHOES &RUBBERS TAYLOR & Sons CLINTON AND BLYTH Buy your Overshoes and Rubbers from us, and get them Plated with the Celebrated Doney HEEL -PLATE MACHINE, which is a sure protection from slipping on the ice, be- - sides making them wear very much longer. Wo have a machine in each of our stores, at -Clinton and Blyth. W. TAYLOR & SONS CLINTON AND BLYTH. BLACKSTONE'SS ORGAN IMPROVEMENTS. PATENTED MAY .San, 1868, . Professional Organist Testimonials claim for them the following :—Being Mouso Proof, Easier Motion, Greater Command in Crescendo's and Diminundo'a, Moro Graceful for Ladies, and within the reach of Children. There aro two Pedal% for Grand Organ and Swell, similar to Loud and Soft Pedals on the Piano Forte, doing away with knee swell altogether. Communications and Ordore Solicited for Patent Organ lmprovemeute which can be adjusted to any organ and will not get out of repair. C. BLitCKSTONE, Patentee & Manufaatnror, Clintou. • 4