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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1890-11-14, Page 5, N. B� DRY GQic.i.,__:PA.LAHenrtetta's, Aja ;on Cloths; ,., Berges and 1Vieltons, Single and Double Fold, in Plains, Plaids, Stripes and Brocade, Blacks and Colors 5PECIL CUTS: L Black Cashmeres at 25c were 40 cents . ColoredCashmeres 20c, were 30c III. Plain & Plaid Berges, 15c, were 3 DRY GOODS P.A.LAgg.. We are clearing out this, week our large stook of Reac y aaade CCatl�s, vis e s Dolmans and ' Short `aokets, Ladies' & Childre ,s below regular wholesale Sizes prices, LOW LINES at $1.25 & $2; Better ones from $3 to $8.50 Don't fail to see them; the greatest chance of the season to secure a cheap garment. In every case worth double the price asked See these Goods 111111114111111. ESTATE J.E0DCEN5 The prices will sell them . we have marked them Away Down far ELT 1S d M&! IITI1OVT 6 YTK ! I have Watches from $2,75 up rs high as you will go. What is Home Without a COOK? WE HAVE CLOCKS FROM $1 UP. Fine American and English JEWELLERY, very latest in the market. SILVERWAR EThe very latest designs and best finish That can be had in this beautiful art. 3. B. RUMBALL & CO. CLINTON MARKETS Carrected every huraday afternoon. Thurs ay, Nov. 13, 1890. Wheat, fall 0 92 a 0 95 Oats Barley Peas Flour per bal Butter Eggs Wool Por WE ARE THE ONLY Agts. in Clinton FOR THF. GurneyFurnace WAND CELEBEATEI) Original Cook Stove 035 a 035 O 40a048 056a0 56 500 a 500 015 a 015 O 16 a 016 020 a0 20 6 00 a 600 Ores 5 50 a 6 03 Bides 600a 600 Sheep Skins 0 50 a 0 50 Ducks per pair 0 40 a 0 50 Chickens per pair 0 25 a 0 35 Geese, 0 50 a 0 55 THE Completest and Best Construction of Wood Burning FURNACES MADE Our stock of HARDW�RE, STOVES, TINWARE, LAMPS, • .CUTLEF V, &c., is now eemplete. 4`DMVIS tc44 ROWLAND, MAMMOTH HARDiIARE & STOVE HOUSE, CLINTON Chem - Crockery BRITISH CATTLE MARKETS. CRTJICKSII.A xK BOOTS and SHOES Full lines of everything in foot wear, as cheap as the cheapest. A. few job lines at less than half cost. Cc.11 early and secure bargains. ESTATE j, HODGENS TIME TABLE for any day Next Week Liverpool, Now 10. There were 600 head of Canadian cattle at Stanley market. Demand wag very weak,best Canadian steers be- ing quotable at 11c. Only 500 head were sold. No Canadian sheep offered. Quotations are: Finest steers, 110 ; good to choice, llc; poor to medium, 10c ; inferior and bulls, 70 to 9c. TORONTO LIVE STOCK MAR• KETS. The market for good cattle butchers shippers and stockers is strong, but slack in inferior stock, which is still offered freely but with dull demand. At the end of the week the shipping season will be practically ended, and next Tuesday will probably see the end of the season's shipping. There was a fairly good demand for fat exporters, and a few loads of extra good cattle changed hands at from 31 to 40. Good to medium, 3 to 31c, and inferior, 21 to Sc. Good distillery steers sell up to Sic, and medium stock at 3 to 3c. Good butchers' stock was scarce and in demand at firm prices. Good loads brought Sic per lb, which was generally about the highest, paid, although fcr extra single animals brought as high as 31 to 4c. Medium stock was quoted at 3 and 3.0 per lb. and 3. The few that are coming- forward are taken up at easier -prices, and the demand has fallen off considerably. Very little is being done in the export trade. The prices ranged from $4 to $5, although some extra good animals were taken at from $5.25 to $5.75. -AS V.H. IN TEND - Giving up the Crockery and Glassware Branch of our basinss, and want to clear out the Stock by Jan. 1st., we will, on and after Nov. 1st, offer The Entire Stock at COST The stock is all no and consists of DINNER SETS, TEA SETS, CHAM- BER SETS (in whits wnd colored w&r ,) GLASSWARE, &C. This is the best offer ever mad( in Clinton, and intending purchasers should ex - mine our stock before buying. TE MS STRICTLY CASH cOOEPER&OGAN N :XT TO COUCH'S, CLINTON. BIC CHANCE Hi B u C. CRUICKSHANK, Clinton The LATEST STYLES IN English and American Hard and Sett Hats To please everybody. Call and see all the latest shapes. We are constantly offering bargains. We are showing a stock that is wonderful in quantity, quality and style. We also keep on hand a magnificent assortment Of FINE STRAW HATS SUMMER TOP SHIRTS, TIES, LINEN and Rubbereen Collars and Culls Our stock is complete and well assorted. We invite • your inspection. REMEMBER THE STAND -ONE DOOR NORTH OF TIIE DRY GOODS PALACE MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET There is no change in the general situation of the cattle markets. Shipp- ers claim to be making money on stockers on the northern Scotch mar- kets, and advices from Glasgow do not reveal any change. Locally there is very little change and business is quiet as far as exporting is concerned. • The week practically ends the shipping season, and in a few days shippers will be free to sit down and count their losses or gains. There were no really good cattle on the market, and 4c per lb was about the highest price paid, yet some of the butchers would gladly pay 4c per lb for prime beeves. Com- mon and inferior stock were dull at about former rates, and the large num- ber of sales to -day were made at from 2i to 3c per lb, though the leaner beasts brought less than 20 per lb. Mr Bickerdike bought about a dozen stock- ers at from 21 to 4o, per lb. There were no good calves offered to -day, and prices were from $2.50 to $6 each. Shippers are still buying sheep at about Sic per lb, but this week will probably wind up the shipping trade for this season. The general prices of lambs are from $3 to $3.50 each. Butchers' lambs would bring from $3,50 to $4.25 each, while some of the culls sell at c I Genuine Reduction of Price s STOVES & TINWARE in the North Building HARDWARE in the South Building. SEE THE FOLLOWING PRICES : Cook Scovs, $30, reduced to $26 00 Dish Pans,'our own make, 50c, re'd to 25 Wash Basins, our make, 20c, re'd to 10 Tea Pots, our own make, 40c,', re'd to 20 1 Gallon Ca filled with Rock Oil 36 2 Gallon Ca filled with Rock Oil 65 4 Gallon Can filled with Rock Oil 1 00 Manure Forks 'rom ` 5c. up. A quantity of Coal Sto s at your own prices. about $2.L0 each. Fat hogs are plenti• ful and lower in price, at from 4,j to 50 per lb. MRS. WHITT. M.C.S.M TEACHER OF MUSIC. Plano, Organ and Tochnicon, or AIuec1 developer. for use of pupils. Rooms at Mr. S. Hartt's, Itattenbury Street, Clinton HAYWARD'S, PATENT ROAD . CART. These Carts have long Springs, length ways, back of the axle, underneath the seat, which gives the passenger an easy motion, also a long spring in front which takes off the horse motion and the jar when the wheel strikes an obstruction. They are so constructed as to be perfectly balanced with either one or two pas- sengers. We also manufacture a PH/ETON ROAD CART for one or two persons. This is a very neat and stylish cart ; suitable for ladies, physicians or general purpose. Is light, strong and durable, and is very easy mounted. All my carts are free from horse motion. In the manufacture of these carts my ob- ject has not been to produce the cheapest cart in the market, but the most effici- ent for durability and comfort. The material of which they are constructed be- ing of the choicest quality. We guarantee them to be satisfactory in all respects. Persona wishing to try them and see how they ride, are at liberty by calling at my shop. We also manufacture and keep in stock BUGGIES, WAGGONS and CUTTERS. Repairing of all kinds done with neatness and despatch. HAYWARD'S CARRIAGE FACTORY, BULBS for PLANTING Hyacinths, Tulips. Crocuses, Narcisis, Dah- lias, Gladiolus and others, cheap. Also Strawberry Plants at 25.7. per hundred. Rasp- berry Plants very cheap. W. C. SEARLE MONEY. A large amount of PRIVATE limo,. to loan; lowest rate of interest C: A HARTT, So- licitor, c@e Otllce--Perrins Block Thorobrcd Cotswolds for Sale CLAI NTCON MORNING. 7.00 -Wake up, feeling that you would like one na p more; get breakfast, having many of Ouimette 's knick-knacks to grace the board. 9. 00 -The children are off to school. Sit down a few minutes, and see what the NEW ERA has to say 9.05 -You strike Ouimette's advertisement. 9.10 -You read it a second time. 9.30 -Having read all the remainder of the paper you. return to Ouimette's announcement. 9.55 -You are so impressed by it that you believe you will drop in day after to -morrow. 10.30 -Morning's work nearly completed. Ouimette's truthful sayings aro staying by you. • 11.10 -Begin to get dinner, with a fixed determination to go to Ouimette's next time you are down. 11.30 -You discover that the table cloth is overworked. 11.40 -You find that you really ought t n have some new napkins. AFTERNOON. 12.10 -John comes home to dinner and his highness feels in a particular gracious mood. 1.00 -You have it all arranged that you can go to Oui- mette's some day for those things you have made John see you really need. 2.00 -You decide to go as soon as your dinner is out of the way. 3.00 -You are on the way, filled with pleasant plans, anticipations and calculations. 3.20 -You arrive at Ouimette's and are ,cordially wel- comed, and find most of your friends there. 3.40 -Deeply immersed in looking around. 4.00 -Mind about made up. 4.40 -Purchases almost concluded. 4.20 -Things all bought, more money left than you thought you would have, so you buy a little son- venir for yourself. 5.01 -You are on your way home, a delighted woman, thoroughly satisfied that for honest dealing, sat- isfactory goods, and courteous treatment, the, Popular Dry Goods House is the place. Still in the Ring. We Will endeavor to keep there until we convince every young man in the County we are tailors come to stay. We have only a few of those SCOTCH TWEED SUITS The subscriber offers for sale a Sbearling Ram a few Ram Lambs, a few Shearling Ewon and Ewe Lambs. Also Durham Heifers and Cows, registered podigree. Will he sold on reasonable terms. JOHN CUMINO, Londeshoro. imt Dressmaking -The undersigned, who has had consider- able experience at Port Huron, desires to intimate to the people of Clinton and vici- nity, that she has commenced Dressmaking at Mrs Oauley'e, Huron Street where ebe will be pleased to All in the most prompt and satisfaetory;mannor alllorders entrusted to her and at reasonable rates. MISS FRASER_ House and Lot for Kale. A good comfortable house conveniently situated on William street, adjoining the Collegiate Instituto grounds, containing eight rooms and large kitchen, with all con- veniencee. A lot of bearing fruit trees. Terms Easy. Apply to MRS C. DICKSON, or to MANNING et SCOTT, Solicitors, Clinton x r,< gr ric ,AND Bros.. d t,re Merchants, Ciintoi The STANDARD Life Assurance Co. otEdinburgh ESTABLISHED 1825 Annual Income, $4,750,000. Asset', $81;7730,C0) Life Assurance in force $102,630,000 E. W. BURLEY, CLINTON, General Agent for eonntles of Porth and llitron. • ants wanted, aml.p2, Left at $18. Our W L. O U I M E T T E, LONDEsBORO OVERCOATSST 0-8 1 Will be found equal to any in the trade. Why buy ready made clothing when you can get ordered clothing of the same money. We are in a pe.ition to do the finest of CLERICAL WORK on the shortest notice. We have also put a first class man on for CLEANING and REPAIRING ALL WORK GUARANTEED TO FIT OR NO SOLE. }`+,.. LAM URE KDIA)IJEA ABSOWTEL 1iIRE MMMUri1Cfuunow HE CAROM NI INA Walton : & : Morrison, Remember the I SMITH'S BLOCK. CLINTON {Opposite pl o k Cooper's place To Rent. (rood brick store, with splendid collar, suitable for any businese. Situate opposite the market, Clinton. Rent moderate. W C. SEARLE. House to Rent. In good location, plenty of room, good water, stable and woodshed. Rent low. Ap- ply at NEW ERA Office. House to Rent The frame cottage on Huron Street lately occupied by Mr H. LeB. Hartt, is offered to rent. It contains every accommodation for an ordinary family, and will be let on rea- sonable terme. Apply to JENh.E E. ROB- INSON, Ooderlch Road, or the New Era office House to Rent or for Sale Subscriber offers either for sale or to rant, that very comfortable Brick House at pre- sent occupied by himself, on tho corner of Princess and Orange Ste. Splendid cellar, furnace hard and soft water, Roe. Terms reasonable. F,, F. HAYWARD, Flour Feed and Seed Bnsiuess for Sale. subscriberoffers'for sale his well establish- ed Flour, Feed and Seed business, on reason- able tonne- A profitable trade has boon ,Ione, that can be materially increased, and it has boon ostablishod on a cash basis. Sat- isfactory reasons given for selling out. Also. subscriber will sell bis present resi- dence, which is a comfortabie brick d cling, O2 looms, two stories, in splendid repair, with rchard hard and soft water, Ric, If sold eon localities soli ata bargain, in one of the beet loc lities of the OWe. ROIIT. PITZ- Stray Steer. Strayed from lot 14, con. 2, Hullott, about the 1st October, a small Steer coming :f -yrs. old, nearly all red, with 5111a11 horne tending a little downwards. Any information re- garding the salve will be thankfully receiv- ed by the subscriber. ROBT. PEACOCK MORTGAGE SALE. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage, which will be produced et time of sale, there will be sold by pnbHo auction, by David Dickinson auctioneer, at the RATTENRURY HOUSE CLINTON, nu SATURDAY, the 16tH day of NOVEMBER, 1890 the following valnable town property: Naively, all that certain porcel or tracttof land and premises, situate, ying and being in the Town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, containing by admeas- urement one rood and 11 perches of land, he the sane more or less, and which is compos- ed of, comprises, and may he known as fol- lows, that Is to say: Lot number 271, of the said Town of Clinton, on the north side of Princess Street, according to a plan made by A. Bay, Provincial Land Sur- veyor, dated the 19tli day of Januaryy, 1853, and entitled Ilan of the estate of Wiliam Rattenbnry. In the Village of Clinton; 1111(8 duiy registered In the Registry Office of the said County of Huron on or abort the 1010 day of .July in the same year. 011 the said land therels erected the building of the Clin- ton Curling and Skating Rink Co, This building Is a large frame structure 150 by c6 feet, and has boon used es a Skating Rink and for Exhibition purposes We are Sole Agents for Ram Lal's Pure Indian Teas. Wo beg to ask you to give them a trial, because they arc absolutely pure; are grown and prepared on the estate by the most skilled labor and improved machinery that money can buy, whereas China Teas are picked and carried by natives long distances before being made ready for the market. Ram Lal's is a blend of Three teas grown and prepared especially for this brand. Will always be the same flavor, to -day to ten years hence. 'T1s cheap ; only Fifty Cents for a pound package which will go as far as two pounds of China or Japan Teas. J. W. IRWIN, The Times Tea Warehouse Cooper's Old Stand, Cor. Searle's Bloek, CLINTON FALL & WINTER IIIMIlt zmi as for the present season, and as in the mil ▪ past so in the future, we shall do our • mag la best to meet the wants of our customers irds Imo" Fills Fr�" v Taken in Exchange-_> l)(� disci for cash Our stock was never so large or complete 0 TERM S -P 100 own on day of sale and bat• Y dy fumequit in s days The purchaser t will nvie W. Taylor Sons/ *. re- quired to sigh a agreementsuthefor the coni 10 Hon or his parol ss ou the day of sale. PUT* thertentsland °editions made known on day cerins i< N'Nlb10 & 8COT7!, I � � < Veti'tlOr's i3(11ielttstb sa... 1 i. , .. ". ar