HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1889-03-29, Page 5WIZEN YOU WANT A. PAIR OF
SPEUT&I1LES
CALL ON
R. W. COATS
CLINTON
And have your eyes properly tested
with King's Optometer, the best
eye•tester in the world.
ROB. W. COATS,
JEWELLER and ENGRAVER, CLINTON.
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for Infants and Children.
'"Oastorlaissowell adapted too&Ddrenthat Castor'!acures Collo. Constipation,
L recommend it as superior to any prescription Sour Stomach, Dlerrh®a, Eructation,
known to me." H d. Moans, B. D., Sills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dl•
gestion.
11180. Oxford 8t, Brooklyn, N. Y. Without injurious medlcatlon.
THE CENTAPR COMPANY, 77 Murray street, :..
ANOTHER
Surpising
ON SATURD
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Afternoon and Evening next we will
• commence our
IP Great CLEARINGS.AL
OF
DRY GOODS & CLOTHI
By Public Auction and continue
through all this month till the
whole stock is disposed Qf 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
House Cleaning!
We have just received from a Wholesale Grocery, '
A CLEARING LINE OF SOAP, Jolt lot
It will pay you to lay ,in 'k stock, it is so very cheap. 5 Bars for 25ets
A gond hard soap
CASH FOlt EGGS.
S. , PA L L I S E R &.
Family Grocers, next to Town Hall.
t.
Wall Paper Trimmer
A New Machine for trimming wall paper, being a great savit g of
labor, Anyone buying paper from ns may Have it trimmed
Free of charge.
New Papers and New Patterns.
COOPER'S Book Store, Clinton.
HUB GROCE
Is still giving bargains in TEA, a very fine Japan fin' 30 cents �per
pound. Black and Young Hyson, extra quality. Our GERMAN
COFFEE, fresh roasted, cannot be excelled in town for flavor snd
strength. Fresh Flower and Garden MOS of all kinds. OAT.
MEAL, CORNMEAL and pFLTUNA 1ORys onOMS hand.for Granite TEA SETS
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G3 E0. SW A L I.'�) SV , r I �I IST re. `e
OriINTO !&. Tl
Corrected every Thtuwday attsrgoon,
Thursday, Mar., 20 1809.
Wheat, fall: 1 00 a 1 08
Wheat, spring 1 00 a 1 08
Oats Barleys 0400045
Peas 0 65 ei 0 55
Flour per owt ' 2 75 • 2 75
Butter 0 17 a 0 17
Eggs - -•0 10 a 0 11
Pork 5 75 a 600
Hay • • 12 00 a14 00
Hideo, - • 500.550
Wool, - - - 0 20 a 0 20
Chickens per pair - 0 30 a 0 85
Ducks per pair 0 50 a 0 60
Geese - - - 040 t1, 0 50
BLYTH MARKETS
Blyth, March 28, 1889
Wheat, fall,wbite and red 1 00 a 1 03
Wheat spring, 1 00 a 1 08
Oats 030aQ30
Barley 0 40 a 0 45
Peas 0 55 a 0 55
Eggs 0 10 . 0 11
Butter 0 16 a 0 17
Hogs 5 50 a 6 00
Beef 5 50 a 6 00
Hay 10 00 a12 00
TORONTO MARKETS
Toronto, March, 28 1889.
Wheat, fall ' 1 08 a 1 09
Wheat, spring 1 09 a 1 19
Barley 0 43 a 0 53
Oats 0 37 a 0 38
Peas 0 57 a 0 69
Butter, rolls 0 20 a 0 23
Butter, large [rolls 0 17 a 0 20
Eggs per dozen... , 0 13 a 0 15
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK
MARKET
There were about 300 head of butchers
cattle, five calves an`cflwo spring lambs
offered at the East End Abattoir.
This being a holiday there were not
many butchers present in the early part
of the day but the drovers would not
give way ft'bm the prices of last Thurs-
day, which were from $3 to $5 per head
higher than was paid here two weeks
ago. Only a few sales were made early
in the day, but more will be done later
on after church time. A few very choice
beeves were held at 5c per lb., but none
of the sales exceeded 410 do., with pretty
good cattle at about 4c, and common
stock from 3ic to 3o per lo. Leanish
beasts sold at from 2c to, Sic, and bulls
at from 3c to 4o per lb., ant a couple of
very fine large bulls was held at over 4c
per lb.
Our Canadian Apple Trade.
Mr. D. Allen, the President of the
Ontario Fruit, Grower's Association,
gave some good points on our foreign
apple trade at the Dominion Farmers
Council recently. fie said that al-
though the large crop this year had.
depressed "prices, yet for first-class
fruit had made a good sensor." He
said, however, one thing that should
be remedied in our trade relations
with the Liverpool and London mar-
kets was to get our fruit direct to the
t:ifferent commercial centres without
being manipulated by commission
merchants so much. There had been
a fair demand for our fruit, but these
commission men would not sell 'to the
retail .dealers, and the 'consequence
was the transaction had to go through
the hands of some wholesale dealer,,
and hence the profits were distribut-
ed amnugst too many middlemen.
It was the intention of an influential
company in this country to place
Canadian apples directly into all the
cities and towns 'in Great Britain
without this commision handling. Io
answer to a question whether there
was not a danger of Ontario over •pro-
ducing.frait for the British market,
he said,:nn;, that England wanted . all
the fruit we could snare, but it should
be of first-class quality and,packed in
the most inviting style. " In fact, the
mojurity of our farmers were growing
a class of apples that were golug, out
of date in the English market. At
one time the high colored apples took
the best whether they had quality or
n"t, but now the foreign buyers look-
ed to quality and flavor. Every farm-
er and shipper shouId brand his pack=
and always stick to this brand
and deal honestly with the English
buyers, and this would establish confi•
dente and a fixed i.rade; and by thus
doing a steady and remunerative trade
could be maintained, for no country
in the wort 1 prudde.•s the .acne flav-
ored apples a., this western Ontario.
If shippers hrre would guarantee a
standard hr.uid they could get ca -h
on their rhipnlrnts in London here.
Mr AIlen's rt'Inari s all through were
tit the c'fiect that we •had to look to
Great Britain btr :t market fon our
surl•lu+ products, and in the c.ise of
apples we had to grow standard
varieties and thn-le he -t adapted fur
the foreign market.
SEED PEAS.
Parties requiring Seed. Peas can be sup -
Flied with the Celebrated MUMMY PEA by
'ttANK DOWDING, in Logan, or at FITZ-
SIMONS' Seed Store, Clinton. This cele-
brated Mummy Pea is the largest and ,best
Garden or Field Pea ever introduced into
this country. These peas have yielded 52
bushels to the acre, and have been sold at 50
cents a pound. In large quantities they can
txe had at greatly reduced prices by applying
f the undersigned or R.FITZSIMONS,CIin-
ton. FRANK DQWDING, Bornholm P,0
SUNDRIES
1IiONEY TO LOAN.—INTEREST 5h AND
11 ti per ceut.,payableyearly. Also money
advanced on approved notes. C. A, HAUTT,
Solicitor, Clinton. pd
`rC1SSORS AND' (RAZORS SHARPENED,
IJ Umbrellas repaired. Articles to be left
at S. Davis' Hardware Store, Clinton. E.
FINCH.
GOOD ROOMY HOUSE TO RENT ; FIVE
minutes walk from post otiloe; all con-
veniences, stable, Barden, &c. Apply at the
NEW ERA OFFICE.
`EED I3ARLEY—FOR SALE, A QUAN-
LY TITY of first-class Clean Seed Barley.—
GEO. MIDDLETON, Uoderieh Township.
CATTLE FOR SALE. — SUBSCRIBERS
having sold their grass farm, offerl for
sale the following cattle: -13 Stook Steorsris-
ing 2,2 Heifers, 3 Farrow Cows, Durham Cat-
tle, either registered or eligible for reglstra •
Mon in the Dominion Herd Book. 2 Cows
with Calf e,t feet; 2 Durham Heifers rising 2'
2 darling Durham Heifers, and a red Bull
13 months .old. Will bo sold for Dash or
credit. ELCOAT BROS., Tucicorsmith. •lm
NOTICE.
Having disposed of my butchering busi-
ness to Mr George Haacke, I desire to thank
my many patrons for past patronage and
hope they will continuo the some to my Rue-
eeesor. As I ant about to leave town about
the drat of April, it will bo a great conveni•
once if all indebted will call and settle their
accounts before that date. 1 have instrected
Mr Macke to receive any money em accounts
ALBERT MAY
Ffil'lll for Sale or to Rent
The undersigned offers for sale or to rent
that conveniently situated form on the Hur-
on road, about one tulle from the town of
Clinton. There are 114 acnes, about 8 :teres
of good hardwood bush. All seeded dnwu
brit 4lI011t (0 teres, Good htt'gl, frame barn
and house, plenty of water and 8 acres of or-
dhard. The form is well undcrdrained and
1'st- 1 as. a s
in n. fl c ato of cultivation, surf ail
the buildings ore In ge',11 repair, possession
given by the 1st of April \VIII be sold on
reasonable terms ns the prnprtrter intends
going tre81. A. 31,1\', Clinton
The Estate .Late John Hodges
Are showing a very complete stock in this department, including Black and Colored
Cashmeres. Silk and Wool Henriettas, Black and Colored Bordered Goods,' Beiges,
Nun's Cloth, &c. Buttons and Trimmings to thatch.
In charge of Miss Rutherford. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
5 per cent off for cash
JOHN WISEMAN Manager. Estate J. F3OACiEN St.
11 We are showing THE YINEST LINE of Sprint; ffl>_allllf�� �ii��
and Snorers[ Hats ever brought to this town
All new styles, best quality and prices low. RY GOODS HooSE •
Our Hats 11,11 Like THE POPULAR
IN THE GENT'S FURNISHING Department
We have a fine assortment to select from. Our Spring Stock is
handsome and stylis`l. Inimenise assortment, new features. Reli-
able, trusty, serviceable goods marked at Rock Bottom Prices
C -�O GI-i.,ASGOW
REMEMBER THE STAND — One door north of Cho Dry
Goods Palace, Albert Street, Clinton.
TI3ANK U �
In thanking you for past custom and soliciting a continuance' of the
same, I beg to intimate to the public that I have a full stock of D.M.
FERRY'S and STEELE BROS, GARDEN, FLOWER,, FIELID, and
GRASS SEEDS- Also a, large quantity of -POTATOES.
FULL STOCK OF FARM AND GARDEN TOOLS
A toll, case of BIRD CAGES, cheap, My stock of GROCERIES„ G'IL,&SSi,
GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, HARNESS, &c., is full and complete. Large.
stock of CROCKERY jssst arrived direct from the old, country. A good
Tea Set for $1.75, and a better for $2.50
LARD, HAMS and BACON in stock. All kinds of Ptodllce taken for goods.
GEA. NEWTON,
LONDESBORO
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DREi3t3 AND MANTLE MAKING.—THE
J undersigned desire to intimate to the
people of Clinton that they have opened
Dress beaking rooms its. Smith's Block, up-
stairs, where they will be pre taebd to fill all
orders in this line. .Having had experience
in Kingston, Detroit and other cities, we feel
competent to give satisfaction. Orders re-
spectfully solicited. Misses SYMONDS &
TAYLOR.
LRIVING MARE FOR SALE,—A FIRST-
CLAss well broken Driving Mare for sale.
Bred from a Black Hawk, dans by Enterprise
sire. Is rising three, dark bay, has no white.
Has splendid action and good speed. Sold
on reasonabe terms to suit purchaser. Ap-
pFlyat NEW EIt4 Office, Clinton, or from
MARSHALL BRAITHWAITE, Blyth 4i•
11OUSE AND 2j ACRES OF LAND FOR
SALE,—Subscriber offers for sale ou
very reasonable terms, the property at pros-
ent occupied by himself on the London
Road, # of a mile below clintou. The house
is a good comfortable frame one, and the
lot consists of 2ii acres with choice fruit trees
thereon, stable, water, &c. Splendid chance
for any one wanting to retire. JOSEPH
STEPHENSON, Clinton,
LIME! LIME — SUBSCRIBER IS PRE-
-LAi'ARED (.0 furnish any' quantity of first-
class lino. Price 14c. per bushel at the Bleu,
or 170, delivered anywhere within a radius of
six Miles. This liulo has been used and i5
recnuntelded by first-class masons, Ii,
LIVERMORE, Loudesboro, Bogsback Lime
Kiln, 9th con. of Hullett.
ROLLER :HILLS FOR SALE
The almost new Lotdesboro Roller \Iills :
ill good running order, water and steam
power. Post office, telegrapli'aud railroad.
convenient. Only a small amount down,thc
Post to snit the purchaser if secured. This
is a rare chance.. Apply to J. HI:11EIt, Box
108, Berlin, or H.S. HUBER, on the. premises
Loudesboro, Ont,
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Notice is hereby given to all parties 01 the
West Riding of Huron, desiring either Hotel
or Shop Licenses for the sale of liquor, that
application for the same must be made to
the undersigned not later than the 1st of
April next. W. .T. PAISLEY, Inspector,
Clinton. Sin
FOR SALE.
That desirable property lately occupied
by David Welsh, deceased, and being lot No.
4, corner Isaao and Dunlop streets, Clinton,
On the premises there are first-class accom-
modations—well, cistern, shed, fruit trees,
and a garden well planted out, The cottage
is new, open for inspection at any time upon
application to the undersigned.
The premises must bo disposed of in order
to,•wind up the estate of the late DavidWelsh
Terms made known cn appllbation.
ALEX. WELSIH,Executors of
ROBT. WELSH, 'will of
A.H,MANNING, David Welsh
AUCTION SALE
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House and Lots in Clinton.
That desirable property, comprising the
dwelling house and premises on Albert St.,
lately occupied by Mrs Jessie Smith, deceas-
ed, which will be sold by public auction, ou
Saturday, April (3t11, 1889,
At 2 o'clock p.m., on the Market Square, Tho
dwelling contains six rooms, with good stone
cellar. There is a good frame stable and
large garden with fruit trees, etc, The lots
comprise in all about 11 acroe, For terms
and particulars apply to
tONN RIDOUT,
D. DICKINSON,
Auctioneer. • Executor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of John Ward,
of the Town of•Seafortb, in
the County of Huron, Har-
ness Maker.
N•otico is hereby given that the above"
named John Ward has mad1 an assignment
to mo, the undersigned Assignee, under the
provisions of Chapter 124, of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario, lafe7, of all lilsestate, and
ofroots in trust for the benefit of all his ere•
ditors,
A meeting of the creditors of the said estate
le hereby convened, and will be held at try
Ontario, en TUESDMarket AY, the 2ndin tday of'Apriof l
A.D„ 1869, at the hourofZia t6 of inspectors
in thee
afternoon, for the apeo
and giving of directions with reference to
the Mapnaal of the said estate,
Ail .•reditnrs of the sald estate 111"3 Ill rebs
rcquirecl to file their• elnhns with me, the
undersigned assignee (July veridad by affi-
davit, on or before the date of smell meeting.
ALON7.0 STRONG, Assignee,
W. H. HASTINGS,
Solieltor for Assignee.
Dated at 9enterth, tills "211 day of Mareli
taav
How to Save Money.
A. ' W. CARSLAIE,
—'SHE, PRACTICAL—
Tailor& Clothes. Cleaner
Victoria Street, Clinton, begs to T state
to the public at large that now is the
time to save money, by taking your old
clothes to him to be either Cleaned,
Repaired or Dyed. Parties &ton a dis-
tance sending their clothes will have
prompt attention.
CHARGES MODERATE.
WALL PAPERS,
DECOR •ATIO S,&c
I:OPV TO SAVE MONEY.
Parties wishing to buy new 1'APEtl & PAPER
DECORATIONS should see Ow magnificent
assortment of Copp & Logal:'s, It will pay
you bell to see mu gootls as they are all '
special designs and cannot bo had 0lsewhere
outside.5f. the cities, and can be bought frog,
us for half the money paid there, \Ve have ,
goods from the hest factories in Canada and
the l.'utted States. The quality and clleap•
11053 of them will astonish you. It has been
rumored that we had such a good quality of
paper that our !;]•ices must be high, but such
is not the ease; we admit our goods are of a
fine'rluitlity, Lot our prices can down there
all. Our goods are something entirely new,
and people Wishing something artistic for
little money shooed sec theta, Wo have pa-
per from 5o. a roll up. See our goods and
get our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
We have lilted up our shop in a t'ery tasty
manner for the accommodation of ladies
coming to inspect our stook.
COPP & LOGAN,
ISAAC STREET, CLINTON,
KENDALL'S
SPAVIN CURE
LO.NDESBORO
THE NEW SPRING
Are very attractive. Be sure.and see them before. Oar
iBtg your order for your spring suit. We s.re showing
• 'fall ' lines of
Ready Made Suits
In TWEED and WORSTED. We show very nobby
things ii
ChildsSuits from $2
- Just received a large shipinent of
HARD and SOFT HATS„
NEW SHAIPES and STYLES. Our
Prints & Dress Goods
Are Choice Pat.,:rns and Colorings. We show
good value in
Cottonades, Sheetings, Tickings,l"Towelings,
Hollands, Grey and White Cottons;
W. L. - OUIMETTE
L.ONDESBORO
Mililoory Opening
J. C.BITLOR & CO'S
Saturday; March 30, and following. week
n 1 )cw
' D'ross
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out
The Most Snccesefal Remedy ever dlscn
ered, as It 1s o,•rtaln In Its effects and does I
not blister. Read proof below.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE. J C D e t l o r& G O, C l i n t o n
OFFICE of enemas A. SNYDER, !
CLEVELAND' BAT AND TROTTINo REEDI4R OP BRED HORNER. ,
F-LMWOOD, ILL" Nov. 20,, 1888.
DR. B. J. RENDALL Co.
1 Dear Sirs:I have always purchased your Ken.
dale's Bpavin Cure by the half dozen bottles, 1
would lute prices la larger quantity. I think It ft
' one of the best liniments ,on earth. I have used II
en my stables for three years,
Yours truly, CoA& A. SNYDER.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
BRooELTN, N. Y., November 8, 1688,
DR, B. J. ItxNDAtt Co.
Dear Sirs : 1 desire to give you teetimonlal of my
good opinion of your Kendalls Bpavin Cure. I have
used it for Lameness, Stiff Joints and
B a/ns; and I have found It a sure cure, laird',
ally recommend it to an horsemen
Yours truly, A, H, G}ILDERT,
. Ifattfiger Troy Laundry Stables.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
SANT, WINTON COUNTY, Onto, Dec. 19, 1888.
Da, B. J. KENDALL CO.
Gents: I feel It my duty to ea99 what I have dont
twentyew'
AveKhorsea Spavin hall Spa -rips, ,e ten of
Ring DQnes nine anlcted with 131g Hend and
seven of HI Jnw. Bence I have had one of you>
boots and followed the directions, I have novel
Wets case of any kind.
Yours truly, ANDREW TcRNER,
Horse Doctor,
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RING & SUMMER M9
Ont' Stork filo this stasou is very complete. The quality and style
of our goods are very superior, and our prices' are low.
AN ASSORTMENT OF TRUNKS 'AND VALISES CHEAP
Egg8 taken in exchange. r, per cent oft for cosh,
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE'
TAYL R & ons
Price!][ r bottle or six bottles for $5, All Drug
fists have It or clan get It for you, or It win be sane
:o any address on receipt of price by the proprio
;ore. Dn. B. J. KRNDAt.t. Co., Enoshurgh Palle, Vt.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
CLINTON AND BLYTH
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