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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1890-05-09, Page 5J. B. RUBALL & CO For Watches Je B. RUMBALL & CO For Clocks J. B. RUMBALL & CO For Jewellery - J. 13. RUMBALL & CO For Fine Watch Repairing J. B. RUMBALL & CO Central Telephone Routes of Popular Stallions. The Celebrated Prize Stallion, LORD OF THE MANOR, No. 2971, U. S. B., Vol. 6 Monday afternoon, will leave his own stable, and proceed to Josehp Govier's, 19th con., Hullett, for night. Tuesday, proceed to W. Hill's, Colborne, for noon, thea toJ. Fisher's Maitland con., for night. Wednesday,lpro- eeed to Swarts' hotel, Holmesville, for noon; then to Nixon Sturdy's, 7th con., Goderich Township, for night. Thursday, proceed to Benmiller for noon ; then to John Taylor's, Nile, for the night. Friday, proceed along the 'boundary to Manchester, for noon; then to his own stable, where be will remain till the following Monday afternoon. J.P. FISH- ER, Blyth, Proprietor. 3i OTTER WILSON, Manager. Glenlyon, No. 6978, Vol. XI, regis- tered CB.,S. of G. B. dr I. MONDAY, April 28th, will leave his own stable, lot .34, con. 14, Goderich Township, and ' - proceed south to Bayfield road, then east to the -'16th con., then down 1615 con. to W. Butler', '."'!'t for noon; then down con. 16 to R. Thompson's for the night. TUESDAY, will proceed to John Rudd's for noon; thence to IL Elford's, Holmere ;*;;` ville, for night. WEDNESDAY, will proceed up _the cut line as far as the 9th con., then down the 9th con. to George Millar's for noon; then, by way of side line, to Joe. Currie's for the night. THURSDAY, will proceed down the 7th con to the Bayfield road, then down the Bayfield road to Peter Cole's for noon; then to his own stable for night. FRIDAY, will proceed to James Mc- Farlane s, Stanley, for noon, then to his own stable for the night, where he will remain till the following Monday morning. ROBT. M. CHURCHILL, Proprietor. FOR:SALE OR TO RENT. House and Lot for Sale. For sale or to rent, on very reasonable terms, a ,mall frame house and lot on Maple Street. Quarter acre lot. For particulars apply to NEW ERA Office or E. TIGHE, Clin- ton Post Office. OR SALE OR TO RENT—HOUSE. AND ■ " .Lot for sale or to rent, on Townsend St., The house, which is new, coutains fourteen rooms, and is heated with hot air. There is shwa good stone cellar, good lawn, hard and soft water in abundance. The lot contains } of an acre. Terms reasonable. Apply on the promises or to "(IRS C. CARTER, Clinton. tf To Rent. Two fine stores in Perrin's block. Aeleo, will be vaceut by the 1st of May, the mmodious rooms used by Mr Shearer. Apply to J. P. TISDALL, Agent for Canada Life Insurance Co. FARM FOR SALE. n' The undersigned offers for sale his farm of 64 acres, beteg the west part of lot 9, on the 3rdlcon., and 14 acres of the east half of lot 10, on the 3rd con of Hullett. Frame barn, stable and sheds, log house, one acre of an orchard, and river running through the plane. About 50 acres cleared, Will be sold cheap. Apply personally to lot 8, on he 2nd con., or by letter to Seaforth 1'. O. OSEPH BRAMFIELD. •1n1 tf Good House and Lot for Sale. The undersigned have instructions to offer for sale a house and lot on Rattenbury St., near the Methodist church. The property is in good shape, the house being a comfort- able and well-built dwelling, with stone cel- lar, bard and water under cover. stable, &c, A large quantity of trees on the lot. Will be sold 6200 Iess than its real value. Apply to MANNING & SCOTT, Solicitors, Clinton. SAW MILL FOR SALE. One of the best steam sawmiils in Huron County, capasity 10,01X) per day, in .first class running order and furnished with shingle and heading machinery. Also about 5 acres •-Sof land and house, plenty of timber near. Last year's custom sawing was over 400,000 (and over 15,000 sill heading. 1 Near ship ping- point and thriving 1'w1 A first-class business cheap. For pat . eIiars address, NEW ERA OFFICE, Clii 1. Immediate possession if required. Blacksmith Shop and land for sale. Subscriber offers for sale the property owned by him at Gowric, in the county of Perth. It consists of a blacksmith shop do- ing a good business, with dwelling house, sta ble and half -acro of land attached. Is in a splendid farming section, with no o,position Will be sold with or without tools. Satis- factory reason for selling. For particulars apply to THOS. LOItii, Holuiesville, or JOS LOBB, Gowrie. t f Farms for Sale or to Relit. Subscriber offers either for sale or to rent that farm of 7(i acres, being lot 21 and part of 2, 5th con. of Stanley. About 55 or 60 acres geared; all seeded down. Frame barn and stable, log house, orchard Drone acre, plenty of watar. Soil good, ono of the best grass farms in the township. Within six miles of Clinton, and ten 'of Seaforth; schools and churches within reasonable distance Will be sold on terms to suit purchaser. Or will be rented, possession to be given in the fall. J. W. MILLS, Varna P.O., or W. SHIPLEY, Clinton. ' 3 tn. Apl. 4 Good House & Lot & Planing Mill for Sale. The subscriber offers for Rale his house and lots on Albert Street. This property is very eligibly situated. The house is a good storey and a half, frame, with all conveniences. and contains 11 rooms. The lot is one-half an acre, but will he sold with or without the rear quarter. On the back part is a planing mill, with • 15 horse -power engine, with 1 surface Poney Planer, 1 first-class double Cape Tononting Machine, 1 Moulding Machine, t .fig and Rip Saw, with shafting, belting, &c. This will be sold entire or to suit purchaser. Terms reasonable, ,p_ BUCHANAN, Clinton LIVERY. The undersigned have bniight m1( Ow I,iv• I si nese late) owned h to eY � 1 I{. Hee 1 11 V c and v ) desire to oforul the public that they pill carry oh the same in the old linen iees, Next COMMERCIAL hotel. Several new and good driving horses. and the most stvlieh earragen have hoot, ,ull.d to the bnsinesa, and will he hired at reaeonablo prices. Rattsfaetion guaranteed. _—, It. IIEVNOLIisJt' F4 Co Clinton Now Era, best paper in Huron SUNDRIES A. O. U. W. The Clinton Lodge, No. 144, meet in Jack- son's Hall on the let and 3rd Fridays in each mouth. Visitors cordially invited. R. STONEHAM, 51. W. J. BEAN, Recorder. MRS. WHITT. M.C.S.M: TEACHER OF MUSIC. Piano, Organ and Techuicon, or Muscle developer. for use of pupils. Rooms at Mr_ 9. Hartt's, opposite Mr. Whitehead's. DRESSMAKING Apprentice wanted to learn theDressuiaking Apply at once. Good House and Lot for Sale Cheap. M. TRE1A'ARTHA Shorthorn Bull for Sale. Due choice Shorthorn bull, 1.1 months old, registered in the Dom,uion Herd book, aired by amp.) Red Knight, Apply to NEIL Mc - DONALD, Blyth P. 0. pd 9i Butchering Business for Sale. The undersigned offers for sale his well- established butchering business, with outfit of horses and all utensils. Particulars on application. At the same time he would notify those indebted to him that their ac- counts must be settled at once. AI{THUR COUCH. BULL FOR SERVICE. The undersigned keeps for service at his premises Ilth con., Goderich Township, a thoro'bred Durham Bull, of first-class pedi- gree. Terms, 91 at time of service with privilege of returning tf necessary. BOAR FOR SERVICE. Also a thoro ured Berkshire Boar. Terms. $1 at time of service, with privilege of re- turning if necessary. W. WISE. LUMBER AND SAWING.—SUBSCRIBER now has his saw mill thoroughly equip - pad and in first-class running order, and is prepared to do custom sawing of all kinds, having engaged Mr W. Dodds, a practical sawyer, to take charge of the sante. Will buy good sound hemlock logs. Orders re- spectfully solicited. Good Cedar Poets for sale. We are paying 15 per 1000 for logs, THOS. TRICK, Goderich township, Dec.89. tf Dressmaking. The subscriber, while thanking the people for their patrouage in the past, desires to in- timate that she has recommenced the Dress end mantle making business, in the rooms over Twitchell's store. All orders will re- ceive prompt attention. MRS .1. TAYLOR, Clinton. Pasturage to Rent. Having leased the W. Laithwaito farm on the Maitland Concession, Goderich Town- ship, which has 60 acres of splendid pastur- age, with good spring creek running through it, the subscriber is prepared to pasture a limited number of cattle for the summer. Rates reasonable. Also, he keeps for ser- vice, at his own farm, 15th con., Goderich Township, a first-class thoro-bred Durham hull. Terns, 11 at time of service, with privilege of returning if necessary. HENRY MURPHY, Goderich Township. EQUAL, RIGHTS Association. A Convention of the friends of the above Association will be held in the TOWN HALL, CLINTON, ON TUES1)Al- !1IAY 13, AT 10.30 A. m., For the purpose of completing local organization and the formation of a County Branch. A representative member of the Provincial Association will be present and address the Con- vention. A public meeting will be held in the evening in the Town Iran, at 8 p. rel., when addresses will be delivered on the questions agitated by the Association. A representation of 15 or 21) from each Municipality is desired. By authority of the Ex. -Com. or fags. :Assoc. Clinton, April, 1890. EXECUTORS' NOTl(.'I;. In t'Ie matter of Hugh 5lcl(rien, bate of the '1'owusllip of Ilullett. in the County of Iron, Yuoulau, deceased. Ctn.-want to the provisions of the 14.8.0.. ('10 ,. 110, notice is hereby given that all tri doors and other persons having any claims against the estate of Hugh 11IcBrien, In to of the Township of Mullett, in the Coun- 14 of Huron, Yeoman, deceased, wlio died on or about the 31st clay of January, A. D. 1890, are hereby required to send by post prepaid, or deliver to John Nilson, of the said Town- ship of Hutlott, Yeoman, Auburn P. 0., or John Morgan, of the Village of Myth, in the said County, Gentleman, Executors of the estate of the said deceased, on or before the first day of June, A.D. 1890, astatement con- taining their names and addresses and full particulars of their claims or demands, and the securities, (if any) hold by them, and that after the last mentioned date theexecu- tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the Bald deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given as above required, and that the said execu- tors will not bo liable for the assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim or clainis notice shall not have been received by thorn, the said executors, at' the time of said distribution. (+ARI{OW & Pi{OL'Di0OOT. SolicitDated at Goderich, tliss23rdforthe day of April, 1890. f10IrNTY OF' HURON TRACHRRs' F;x V ANIMATIONS, 1890. Primary I :hvl) and Junior leaving and t'asa Matriculation 12)1(1) Examinetions at the Collegiate intttntea anrI High Schools in the County, on Ttienday: .Inly 8th, 8:40 a, 111.: Senior leaving and -Honor Matriculation Ex- amination (1st C.), Tuesday, July 15th, 8:40 a. rel. Candidates Who wish to write at eith- er Clinton or ienfortli mist notify O. M. Mattoon, Esq., I. 1'. Schools, ('lintnn 1'. not later than the 220d day of Nlay, stating which of the turn schools they intend write at , and those 'who wish tri write act Goderich meet notify J. E. Torn, Egg., I. 1'. Schools, Goderirll 1'. 0., at the same date. The notice must be accompanied by a fee of !4.5.66. No name will be forwarded to the Do- sis paid. tnra of the (1ollegiatee (netittitos and High Sehnols will plos0esend the nppllenttons of their candidates to the Inspector of thrdlvl- si on to which the Collegiate institutes or High Schools are situated. Forms of appli- cation may be had from the Inspeetors or Secretary. PETER ADAMSON, seere(,oe1e1•irh, April 'lath, iS'.m It. F;va„tines. C1LI ToN AIAIMETS Corrected owl, Thursday artiness. Thursday, May 8, 1890. Wheat, fall, standard—. 1 00 a 1 00 Oats 0 85 a 0 35 Burl©y 0 40 a 0 40 Peas 0 55 a 0 55 Flour per bal ° b 60-• 6- 50 Butter 0 15 a 0 15 EPork 0 8 a 8 6 001 55U Hay 6 00 a 25 Hides 3 25 a 3 05 Sheep Skins 0 50 a 0 72 MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET There were about 250 head of batoh- ere' oattle, 350 calves, 160 sheep and lambs, and 25 lean hogs offered at the East End Abattoir to -day. The prices of oattle have still an upward tendency and the sales made on Monday were at higher figures, considering the quality, than fir a couple of years past. The beet besves sold at from bio to 510 per Ib. with pretty good stook at from 4o to 5gc. Rough oxen and ordinary dry cows 4c to 4}, and hard looking bulls 31 to 4}c. Milkmen's strippers were num- erous and sold at from 34 to nearly 5c per lb. according to quality. Calves sold at from $1.50 to $7 each. There was a brisk demand for both sheep and spring lambs, and prices were rather higher, unshorn sheep selling up to 5jc per 1b and those that had been shorn at about one cent per lb Less. Lambs sold at from $2.50 to $6 each, but the gener- prices were from $1 to $4.25 each for fairly good lambs. Mr Joseph Richard bought 7 cattle at 54c per lb.; 17 sheep at $6.25 each, 9 lambs for $35 and ten calves at $5.25 each. Messrs Brown Bros. bought 20 lambs on Monday at an average of $4.95 each, and Mr A. Mallette brought a very fine lamb for $6. Lean hogs with long snouts and course lege sold at from $7 to $10 each and fat (logs at front 53 to 6c per lb. BORN DIcDAuunt,.--In Goderich, on April 26tb. the wife of Capt N. McDairmid, of a sou. HANN au. - In Tuckersnlith, on Thurs- day, April 24th, the wife of Mt' John Hannah, of a daughter. MARRIED e -Dry - Goods -Palace.:. We have just opened a shipment of Flowers, Ribbons, Laces and Straw Goods, The very newest things in the market. OUR MILLINERY STOCK is again fresh and well assorted. PARASOLS—Several new lines just to hand. Remember the Great SILK SALE We are offering our entire stock of these goods at greatly reduced prices. See our Black and Colored Satin Meros at 76c. worth $1, also a line of Summer Silks at 371 cts, worth 50c. Remnants at half price 5 per c. off for cash. ESTATE JOHN 1-30DCENS. HUB GROCERY TTTTTTTTTTT We hat e a new lot of Uncolored Japans, Congou, and Young Hyson. Do not be deceived by tea peddlars; you can get better value at home. We guarantee satisfaction. SEEDS --Timothy, Red Clover, Flower and Garden. - GEO, .�NIVALL€W, CLIN-TC meassminiThimmuf MAi.MH. t., -ROSS.--111 Clinton, on Th the lith inst., by the Rev Mr. Roes, father of the bride, assisted by Revs Dr Ure, Goderich, A. Stewart, Clinton, and It. G. Anderson, St Helena, the Rev Ales MAcMillau, of Auburn, to Winnie, youngest daughter of Rev A. Ross, of Woodville, and sister of Mrs Gunn, of Clinton. Krnc--011--On the evening of April 3Gth, at the Manse, Goderich, by Rev Jas. A. Anderson, B.A., Thomas King and Ida Lenora Vanstone, both of the village of Bayfield. 111cKAr—AnRAHAM.—At the residence of the bride's parents,on the 80th April, by Rev J. H. Moorhouse, Mr Daniel McKay, to Miss Kate Abraham, all of Wingham. MAcGaEuoa — CnEanv. — On March 29th, 1890, by Rev T Sinclair, at Ridge - town, Duncan MaoGlegor, Esq., mer- chant tailor, to Miss Jennie Cherry, of Paisley, Scotland. KAYMAN—Krclowr.—At Cranbrook, on April 30th, by Rev R. Paul, of Brus- sels, Mr Wm.Hayman, builder, of Lon- don, to Mise Lavinia, second daughter of Mr John Knight, of Grey, formerly of Exeter. DIED Col n:E.—ln Clinton, on the 2nd inst. James A. Combe, eldest son of Mr J. H Combe, aged 27 years and 7 months. Kv1.E.--In Goderich, on Friday, April 93th, Wm Kyle, aged 83 years and 4 months. buss.—In Goderich, on Monday, April 18th, John, eldest son of Mr Geo. Moss, aged 14 years and 2 months. MrTcIn 1,r.—Passed away at the family residence, St. George's Crescent, on the 18th ult., James Stirling,dearly beloved infant child of James and Helen Mit- chell, aged 4 months and 10 days. STEWART.—III Goderich, on the 1st,' inst., Guy Clark, youngest son of Mr Alex. Stewart, Goderich, aged 7 months. RlcnmoN1.--111 Morris on the 4th inst, Janet Richmond, native of Sorn, Ayr- shire, Scotland, aged 72 years. 111cumosu.—In Morris, on Monday, the 5th inst, Mary Richmond, native of Sorn, Ayrshire, Scotland, aged 71 years. .JONES. --1u Stapleton, on the 8th inst., William 'Tones, aged 74 years. Mowat Ontario's Pride. It is a most remarkable fact, and one that should be a cause for pride in every citizen of Ontario, that for the long period of eighteen years this province has had at the head of its Government the sante man, and that in all that time not one charge of maladminis- tration, of dishonesty, or extravagence, has been siletained against him. Plenty of such charges have been made, but investigation has invariably shattered them, as a touch shatters a house of cards, and for five successive terms has this man been re-elected to public office by the votes of his follow -citizens, Greater proof of confidence Ontario could not give, and assuredly, within the last three and a -half years Oliver Mowat has done nothing to forfeit that confidence. Full of years and honors, it would be not unnatural were Ile now to seek the comfort and ease of private life, but so long as his province wants him, his great abil;ty, high attainments, and vast knowledge of administrative affairs, are at her disposal. In the glowing tribute which Hon. A. S. Hardy paid to his chief at Peterborough the other day, he said that one-half of the statutes on the statute books of Ontario to -day are the product of Oliver Mowat's brain. Could praise be higher? There is no body of munici- pal law in the world, that is the equal, in comprehensiveness, in liberality, in provision for the poor, in protection for the weak, to that of Ontario. It is the man whose pen can be seen in every lino of these statutes; the man who has stood for eighteen years in the fierce white light that beats upon a throne, without reproach; the man whose life has been unselfishly spent in the ser- vice of his fellows, who will, nn the June 5, ask these follow -citizens of his to pass in judgment upon him. Can there be any room for doubt as to the verdict?— St. Thomas Journal. There is apparently good reas- on to believe tht.t all the cotton tnills in Canada will pass under the control of an English syndic- ate, who will then set out to make money at the expense of Cana- dian consumers by restricting 1.i'0 production and g pl n n i putting up the price more effectually than cal be done by the present combination, Tar Levi l3eamer, a farmer, ',(1 years old, living near the village of Rosedene, Monck, was gored 1 bull � a ul a few days ia3•R ahs while watering his cattle and has since died. ( e gg THE POPULAR ; ,DRY Goons House Grocery _LON DESBORO ALBERT STREET. BRICK BLOCK. CLINTON The undersigned has opened out a new and select stock of GROCERIES. TEAS, GLASSWARE, &c. in the above stand. Having bought the same on the most favor- able terms he is prepared to sell them as low as the lowest. TEAS a specialty, of the best -quality, at lowest prices consistent therewith GEO. STEWART, LATE OF VARNA New Firm NEW GOODS, New Prices 000PER & LOGAN GROCERS, are in the field with Bargains ill new Black, Green and Japan Teas. Coffees. Sugars. &c Try our TEA NECTAR and SECRET BLEND TEAS; they cannot be excelled in price or quality. CROCKERY --We have a fine assortment- in Dinner, Tea and Chamber Sets, in all the latest designs and colorings, and at prices to spit everybody. Come and inspect them and be convinced. We also have a fine assortment of GLASSWARE, and cheaper than the cheapest We have secured another Sewing Machine, which we will give away with 1 lb. Baking Powder. Conte and have a chance before it is too late Special attention given to Family Trade. Goods promptly delivered. Deal with us and get the newest, cheapest and freshest goods. COOPER & LOGAN, NEXT TO COUCH'S, Clinton SPRING SALE OF BOOTS and SHOES In order to reduce my stot;k to make room for Spring Goods, I will sell for the next thirty days, my entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers & • Overshoes AT COST FOR CASH. Call early and get Bargains. Ten per cent Discount for C.. gll. Eggs taken in exchange Headqtiarters for Clothing CHILD'S STJITS, BOY'S SUITS, . MEN'S SUITS In Tweed and Worsted We Barry an immense stock and ELL AT (IL08E PRICES, arid every' garment is guaranteeu perfect in style, cut and workmanship. W. L. OUIMETTE, LONDESBORO Have } Ewer Hoard It? "Truth is stranger than Fiction,” CAS. CRUICKSHANK AND WHA ? — BECAUSE HARDWARE The balance of the bankrupt stock of I:,M.Raceys to be sold off cheap Spades, Shovels, Rakes, Hoes, Lawn Mow- ers, Brushes, Alabastine and Kalsomine Paints, Glass, Tinware, &c. --A FINE LOT OF -- WINDOW .-• SHADES In fact we can give you Bargains in every department. Try PIK RON for Sour Furniture. Paint, Stain and Varnish all in one. Perfectly transparent. HARLAND BROS., Iron and Hardware Merchants, Clinton ANTED Men to take Orders for Nursery Steri,, on tlan er Commission. 1 can make a o'ecei,sflll ALESMA of an y one who will work and follow ( } 1 my instruc- tions. Will fernish handsome outfit free, and } your salary or VOMIT tgrn n ever} a•rrk, Write for trim• at nnrr. E. (1. ((RAGAN'. Nurser} man, Torrent.. ,int L1, FOlt SERVICE Sib U 0 t srrihP , T keeps Inc service at his premises, lot 26, inn 4, Ilullett, a first-class grade bull, with good points, and of fine pedigree. Terms, 61 to insure. BEN CHURCHILL. 'Apt. 25 NOTICi: TO OWNERS CEMETERY LOTS. • Is sliding out of the ordinary grove. TIIE NEW DEPARTURE—By giving cheap Goods in all departments. From whorl the puhile can depend at all tines tan Bargains at l" lint -Bottom Prices. We are all after the gold you linow, The public's obedient servant, T. DE{TLQR. CLI '=ON td 1890SPRNG. 1890 II 0 W FIRST-CLASS GOODS, LOWEST N'' PRICES and LARGE. STOCK of W ecs NEW GOODS to Select from. p F.1 Eggs Taken in Exchange rrte^^' l/t� CD TTn i'art.lea hav:ngplots in the cemeteryshn'.d,l have thole attended to at once. Some ex- Part x- pensive monuments have been broken by fall- ing over, owing to the ground slinking. This O enuld ha ye 110e1 evented by paying the earetaker a smallprstun. Parties who have (1) large shrubs or trees interfering with ad- joining lots will please remove them. No- TA thing but small ahruba should in future be V� planted, as they rim over adjoining lots, and are enntrary to regulations. All parties de string information as to levelling ground, ldant'ing shrehv, &e., can see the Cemetery Regulations by applying to JOS. \Vhentley Cemetery Superintendent, \V. 1'. SEARLE, Chairman Cemetery ('nnneittee 5 per c. oil' for Cash W. Taylor & Sons CLINTON AND BLVTH