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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1890-12-05, Page 5EAUTIFUti J4ELRmnb•ali & Co Noted Cheap Jewellers. In the Finest SILVERWARE. In the Best GOLD WATCHES 1n tiie latest SILv1 u WATCHES. In the finest American JEWELERY. Best English JEWELERY. Walnut CLOCKS. .411a the Newest in CHAINS, BROOCHES, CHARMS. Ladies NECKLETS, BRACLETS, CUFF BUTTONS, BLACK BROOCHES and Jewelery of evfory description. SPECTACLES to snit all sights. ENTRAL BELL TELEPHONE OFFICE New Boob, Stationery AND ' ,+•.fan cam, r..v.r - Qi/rrectG4overyTbtlreflay sttoiaapu, T#11•raday, D(o. 4, X$90. Wheat, fall 0 89 a 0e03 Oats 0 37 a 0 98 Barley 0 40 a 0 48 Peas ,. 0 57 a Q 68 Fjour per bar 5 00 a 500 Butter 0 10 a 0 14 Eggs 017a017 020 a 020 5 50 6 05 600a600 SheepSkins 0 50 a 0 50 Ducks r pair 0 40 a 050 Chickens per pair 0 25 a 0 30 Geese 0 50 a 0 55 Wool 4 Pork Hay Hides BRITISH CATTLE MARKETS. LIVicePooL, Dec. 1. ---At the0 Stanley market to.day there were 250 head of Canadian cattle, including a number of North•weet ranchers. The demand was steady, and prices ranged from 11 to 110 for finest steers, 104 to llo for choice to good, 9,} to loo for poor to medium, and 7 to 90 for inferior and bulls. FANCY GOODS Store We have opened up business here again and trust to receive a share of the trade of the people of Clinton and vicinity. Our motto will be "The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices." We shall be able to show you in a few days a large, new and complete stock of Books, Fancy Goods, Purses, Albums, Plush Goods, Work Boxes, Chinaware, Vases, Toys, Dohs, Novelties, Hand Sleighs, Holiday Goods for everybody. N. B.—SCHOOL SUPPLIES a Specialty. Ale= Weir Call Early and Often. Store in Searle's Block, Opposite the Market, Clinton News Notes bound The County i'he Choicest ,Steltlings from Our County Exchanges. The Expositor says; We are sorry to learn that Dr. Coleman received another paralytic stroke on Thursday afternoon, and is now in a critical condition. Mr F. W. Crich has sold his farm on the 8th concession, of Hallett, to Mr John McGregor, for the sum of $5.150. This farm contains 100 acres. Mr Samuel Landsborough, of the 3rd concession, of Tuckersmith, has rented his farm for a term of years to his nep- hew, Mr William Landsborough, for the sum of $220 per year. s Mr Aird, late manager of the Bank of 'st Commerce, in Seaforth has moved per - l'`' • manently to Toronto, having been promoted to the position of assistant manager of the bank in that city. The house of Mr Bernard Boyle, lot 23, con, 5, West Wawanosh, was des- troyed by fire on Tuesday. AslMrs 1\Ic- Cuire was alone with her small family, scarcely any of the contents were saved, The Dungannon saw mill which has been for a number of years here, and did so much service for its owner, W ter Stewart, and the commur leAbouts, has been removed to L now. iP We regret to announce this wee.Ahe death of Wm, Chisholm, of Colborne, near Goderich. in his 59th year. De- ceased was born and reared in this section. His parents being amongst the earliest settlers. Last Wednesday, a woman, claiming to be deaf and dumb, solicited aid from prusselitea. She found her speech at the depot on asked the question, "Single or return ?" by Mr Kendall. Her answ- er was "single." James Menzies has sold his 100 -acre farm, on the 9th con, of Grey, to Don- ald Crerar, of North Easthope. The price received was $5,000, The late proprietor was offered $6,000 several times a few years ago, It is stated that Mr Menzies will likely make his home in Brussels. On her last down trip the Monarch, of the N. W. T. Co., carried the largest cargo ever brought down by any of the company's beats, consisting of aboat 47,000 bushels of wheat, and a large 13 ount of general merchandise. It all tlitsre were 1500 tons. r J. J. Anderson, late of Wingham, is spoken. of as the coming Reeve of the newly formed municipality of Arthur, in which Melita (Manitoba) is situated. He would fill the office with ability, having had considerable municipal ex- perience. On Monday a serious accident hap- pened to' young man named Charles Powell, at the Seaforth furniture fac- ory. He was ascending in the elevator and he carelessly allowed his right foot to project over the platform when it was,caught between the beams of tha floor and the elevator tearing the flesh from his leg and foot. Mr Samuel Hannah, a former Huron- ite, Who is now extensively engaged infarming near Griswold, Manitoba, A.ting to a friend in town says that be 550 acres under crop this year from which he had 18,000 bushels of grain, 13,000 of which was wheat. It took four steam threshers three weeks steady work to thresh out his crop. Mr Jos Clegg, cattle dealer, Wigham, learned by cable, the other day, that 27 head out of the 38 head of cattle shipped on the steamship Circe of the Donald- son Line, had been lost. Rough weath • er is given as the cause. The nine head saved were in bad condition, haoiug been greatly injured by being tossed about. The cattle were insured but the loss to Mr Clegg will be considerable. Mr J. B. Swaffield, formerly of God- erich township, who is now a resident Of Cleveland, had a narrow escapefrom death some days ago. While at work on a large building there, the gable end fell out, but a few feet from where he stood, and killed two of the men who were working ton the building, Mr SWaffield felt his - support giving way as the wall went out, but fortunately IQ'Qexs able to reach a ladder, down Which he went in doable quick time. At a meeting of the board of directors Of the Ontario Mutual Live Stock In- auranoe Co. held at their head office in 'Seafdrth, on Tuesday, in answer to an ,advertisement for a general agent to reptesent the company's interests in Ontario there were about 20 application a, Alld it was finally decided to accept that Of Ittr David McIntosh, V. S., of Brno field, at an advanced salary. With McIntosh'e long experience tis a liv Steak titan there is no doubt that th torpany have made a very wise chola tllttd that the company will now be we l i tl i)`es41tted and brought before the ttetite Of the stock owners generally, Severe frosts and snow have visited the shores of the Mediterranean, an occurrence unknown for the past twenty years. Last Monday night at Cobourg,a Miss Tucker and a Mr Turner were walking together on the station platform when a young man named McGuire attempted to shove them under a moving express train. Jealousy was the cause. Tit ¶Ilford gall Revolution ! Iiealth %VithoutMedicine This new Hygienic Treatment re- moves Constipation of the Bowels im- mediately and cures rapidly and effec- tually all Kidney and Nervous Diseases, including the effects of SI:cnrT SINS and SEXUAL Enaoits. The Microcosmic Echo, con- taining a history of this greatest of all niodern health discoveries, and scores of letters from doctors, ministers, edi- tors and others who have been cured of most distressing complaints by this unique home treatment, will be sent free to all. NOTE.—This treatmeirt costing but Four Dollars, will _.absolutely do away with the necessity of buying pa- tent medicines or sending for a doctor, except in very rare instances, and will thus save scores of dollars every year to many families, and result in such health and physical comfort as they have rot known heretofore. Address . The Simpson Puhlishilff Co. 60"Adelaide St., East, TORONTO, ONT Boar for Service a MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET ARE NOW BEING MALE AT he Dry Goods Palace For the next three weeks business. We are showing an assortment .6i Novelties for the Christmas trade, that for Quantity, Quality and Value, is not surpassed outside the cities. No buyer can afford to miss seeing our stock. The cattle market on Monday was quiet, butchers having stocked up well on Thursday, when the offerings were a few better cattle on the market, but the general run continues poor. Trade during the week was fair, and the mar- ket was fairly well cleaned up and in good condition to receive the 225 cattle, 271 hogs and 26 calves which were offer- ed this morning. Among the offerings were about 3 loads of very fair stock, which were taken by speculators at 4c per lb. Hogs were in moderate supply, but moved slowly at $4.60 to 35 per cwt. At the east end abattoir the offerings were 600 cattle,175 sheep and 10 calves. Trade was dull on the whole, butchers having bought freely on Thursday. Some fairly good stock was offering, for which holders were asking 411 to 4fo,and there was no disposition towards con- cession. The best price made to -day was 4}o. Two rough steers sold at 3fo and common dry cows at from 2j to no. Sheep and lambs were higher in price all round, old sheep selling at from $3.50 to $6.50, and lambs at from $3 to $5 each, and good calves were in demand, but scarce, and prices ranged from $5 to $15 each. A 3750 COTTAGE. or its equivalent in cash will be given to the person detecting the greatest number of errors, ((words wrongly or misplaced) in the December issue of "Our Homes." In addition will be given two cash prizes of $200 each,four of one $100, eight of $50, ten of $25, twenty-five of $10, fifty of $5, one hundred and fifty of $1, distributed in the order mentioned in rules and re- gulations, which will be sent with a copy of December issue on receipt of 15 cents in stamps. Special cash prizes given away almost every day during competition which closes February 1st, 1891. Address Our Holes Publishing Co., Brockville, Canada. Everyone is looking for money in these times and a good opportunity is offered of finding it just now. The pro. prietor of IIempburn's Blood Purifier offers a series of prizes embraceing $1,000 to every person sending in the largest list of words composed from the words Blood Purifier. The prises will embrace sums of $100.00, 350.000. $25.00 three prizes of $10.00, twenty one priz- es of $5.00 each, all in cash, and a hand- some present to every other person sending in a list of words. Send 3c stamp for circular giving all particulars. Special offer to those who cannot make up a .list of words. Address, C. E. Hep• burn, Druggist, Iroquois Ont. — MISCELLANEOUS , MRS. WHITT. M.C.S.M TEACHER OF MUSIC. Piano, Organ and Technicon, or Muscl developer. for use of pupils. Rooms at Mr. S. Hartt's, Rattenbury Street, Clinton MONEY. IN FURS 5 per cent off for Cash We have the very latest goods at popular prices Special value in Astrachan Mantles, and Dogskin• and Astrachan Coats. Come and see us. ESTATE J. 1-101)CIENg CHRISTMAS GROCERIES AND Fancy Candies AT Rock Bottom Prices. We have a bplendid assortment of Choice Christmas Groceries, including every variety of Foreign and Domestic Fruits, which will be sold Cheap for Cash. Our Stock of CANDIES is the most Choice and Varied, and cannot be surpassed. All at Rock Bottom Prices. Just received White California GRAPES, HAD - DIES, OYSTERS, &c. JOHN CUNINGHAME, - - CLINTON 1 The LATEST STYLES ALL IIIM THE T r• IN FUR - COODS 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 ®FvIR, S tel.® Our stock is complete and well assorted. We invite your inspection. REMEMBER THE STAND—ONE DOOR NORTH OF THE DRY GOODS PALACE G- 80. G-z.A.sGOW RIJICKSIIA N The undersigned keeps for service, on lot 10, con.9, Hullett, a Thorobred ChesterWhite Boar. Terme 81 at time of service, with pri- vilege of returning, if necessary. 1m" CHAS. W. ROGERSON Berkshire Boar for Service. The ur dersigned keeps for service, at his premises, lot 38, Maitland Concession, (}ode - rich Township, a thorobred Berkshire Boar, of good pedigree. Terms, $1 at time of ser- vice, with privilege offreturning if necessary, ALBERT HALSTEAD. •4i STRAY CAT PEE Stray Cattle Came into subscriber's premises, 15th con. Godorich township, about the 1st of August, two young Steers, about two years old, red and white. The owner is hereby notified to prove property, pay charges and take them away. WILLIAM RAKER. Stray Steer Came into subscriber's premises, lot 18, Maitland Concession, Colborne, about one month since, a red, two-year old Steer. The owner is hereby notified to prove property, pay chargee and take it away. W. B. FORgTER, Flolmesville. TO RENT OR FOR SALE To Rent. Good (,rick. store, with elilendid cellar, suitable for any business. 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. For Sale or Exchange for Farm Property. Brick Building suitable for dwelling or Store, Salt's Block, iwil1 be sold cheap to settle up estate. Apply to W. J. BIGGINS, or Messrs MANNING & SCOTT, Solicitors, Clinton, Ont, Nov, 27, 1890. House and Lot for Sale. A good comfortable house conveniently tuated on William street, adjoining the ollegiate Institute® grounds, containing eight rooms and lenge kitchen, with all con- veniences. A lot of bearing fruit trees. Terms Easy. Apply to MRS C. DICKSON, or to MANNING .i SCOTT, Solicitors, Clinton House to Rent or for Sale Subscriber offers either for sale or to rent, that very comfortable Brick House at pre- sent occupied by himself, on the corner of Princess and Orange Sts. Splendid collar, furnace, hard and soft water, &c. Terms reasonable. E. E. HAYWARD. Flour Feed and Seed Business for Sale. Subscriber offers Por Bale his well establish- od Flour, Feed and Seed business, on reason- able terms- A profitable trade has been done, that can he materially increased, and it has been established on a cash basis. Sat- isfactory reasons given for selling out. Also, subscriber will sell his present resi- dence, which itt a comfortable brick dwsling, 12 rooms, two stories, in splendid repair, with orchard hard end soft water, If sold ssoon will one sell at a bargain. best localities Of the town. ROBT. FITZ- SIMONS. A large amount of PRIVATE money to loan; lowest rate of Interest C: A HARTT, So- licit_or_, &c Office—Perrins Block Boarders Wanted A limited number of Boarders can be ac- commodated at reasonable rates. Apply to MRS. . CARTER, iposite Foundry 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's, Huron Street. where she will bo pleased to fill in the most prompt and satisfactory manner alllorders entrusted to her, and at reasonable rates. MISS FRASER. Hullett Tax Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersign- ed will be at Kiuburn, on the 12th of Dec., and at Loudesboro on Nov. 28th and Doc. 15th. When at either of the above mention- ed places, taxes may be paid. All not paid in by the evening of the 15th Dec., will be charged five cents extra on the dollar. THOS NEILANDS, Collector. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that application will be made to the Legislature of the Pro- vince of Ontario, at its next session, by and on behalf of the Town of Clinton, for an act to empower the Municipality of the Town of Clinton, In the County of Huron, to consoli- date its debt, •and to provide for the issuing of debentures for the payment of the said debt, and for the redemption and retiring of debentures now outstanding, and containing such other provisions as may be necessary to carry out the said consolidation, redemp- tion and issue. Dated 14th day of November, 1890. MANNING & SCOTT, Solicitors for the applicants. The STANDARD Life Assurance Co. otEdinburgh ESTABLISHED 1820 Annual Income, $4,750,000. Assets, $37x730,000 Life Assurance in force 3102,630,000 E. W. BURLEY, CLINTON, General Agent for counties of Perth and Huron. Agents wanted. 3m.p2 Executors' Notice to Creditors late of thee Township of Oohe creditors of derioh, h Ann ngthe tCount,y of Huron, spinster, deoeaeed, who died on or about the twenty-eighth day of October, A. D.1890, aro hereby notified to send by post prepaid, on or before the fifth day of Janu- ary next,ito Levi Trick, Clinton P.O., execu- Sa,rabtAnn last Wigglntond ttheir ehrnt ietiaf n Raid and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the so- ouritiee hold by them (1f any); and that itn- mediate) y after the said fifth day of January next, the assets of the said Sarah Ann Wig- ginton will be distributed aggmong theonly parties to claims flerwhic/ notice gshall have Ibeenthe re- oeived; and said executor will not be liable for the said assets, or any part thereof, to any person of whose claim notice shall not have been received by him at the time of such distribution. LEVI TRTCT(, Exeentor Dated this nineteenth day of Nov., A. D. 1880. SOOTS and SHOES Full lines of everything in foot wear, as cheap a§ the cheapest. A. few job lines at less than half cost. Call early and secure bargains. We aim to make it, you aim to save it. That's all right. YOTJRPLACEto TRAIJE Is where the merchant is willing to divide profits, so that you save while he make. That place Is - Oar .Store. We prefer a small profit on a big trade to a big profit on a small trade; ten cents profit from ten people rather than one dollar profit out of one purse. DO YOU OBJECT that it takes more time to serve ten people than one, and so costs more ? We answer that good goods at shall profits sell quickly. It's the haggling over large profits takes the time. WE SELL GOOD GOODS AT SMALL PROFITS. C. CRUICKSHANK, Clinton Now is the Time —FOR W L. OUIMETTE, THE POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE, LONDEsBORO CLEAR THEM OUTI Cheap�oods WE HAVE SOME MORE SCOTCH TWEED SUITS oouine Reductioo Left, but only a few, and we want to get them all out before January the First.We have Cut Prices $2 on Every Suit. We also have on hand a few more OVERCOATS At Greatly Reduced Prices. Why buy ready wades wheniyou can buyOverooataat ready made prices for balance of the season We keep a man for repairing. Suits cut free of charge. All work guaranteed or no sale. Boy Wanted to learn Tailoring. Of Prices STOVES & TINWARE in the North Building HARDWARE in the. South Building. SEE THE FOLLOWING PRICES : No. 9 CookStwVeS,with Furniture complete $18 00 50c Dish Pans, reduced to - - - - 20 20c. Wash Basins reduced to - - 10 40c. Tea Pots reduced to - - - 20 40c. Coffee Pots reduced to - 20 1 Gallon Can filled with Rock Oil 35 2 Gallon Can filled with' Rock Oil . 65 4 Gallon Can filled with Rock Oil :, 1 00 quantity of Second Hand Stoves at your own _pr-i.eeR�- SEE OUR BARGAIN COUNTER In lots from 10 cents to 91—BIG VALUE HARLAND Bros., Iron and Hardware Merchants, Clinton D Walton : do : Morrison, SMITH'S BLOCK. CLINTON I°Pt3ook o sees Remember tho place too Ogg us Our stock for the Winter was never so WA large or complete as at present season,_„ and as in the past so in the futuro, we (ee..e ys shall do our best to meet the wants of our customers. . Eggs taken in exchange. ra 5 per c. disc't for cash W. Tailor & Soni: CLINTON AND BLYTH 6