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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1891-10-02, Page 5Z•11gto 'blow, but ,all that We ,oak io for you to come to our store ' 'bon you vlsi!it tbo Raton 90004 F'akr! awl 800 oar boautiful Dew nock of E W*TC�E$. v710,0ll i 3 pot aprpasoed .in tbo oo>lnty for price, worklli?a14ebip, quality and beautiful cleeiges,. BALL . &. V C VI/'' RSI' Noted Cheap Jewellery store 841, TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, Clinton Should Come To the Fair next week, n, you do come and see what We can do for you. e a fine stock, and we can suit you whether it is ered°Suit or a Ready Made Suit. We are open - this week another lot of NEW GOODS that we. offer at very low prices. Come and see us when you are in THOMAS JACKSON SR. Huron Street, Clinton, Huron Central _Exhibition 'When you visit our Exhibition, or at any other time, do not leave town without Willing at our store and seeing the bargains we are offering. We are reducing oar ,'' stook and CLEARING OUT SOME LINES AT COST and under We quote a few prices :- $2.50 Boilers, No. 9, our own make, reduced to $1.75 1.25 Tea Kettle, No. 9, our own make, reduced to .75 .50 Dish Pans, our own make, reduced to - .25 .50 Pails, our own make, reduced to - .35 .35 Pails, our own make, reduced to .25 .25 Wash Basins, our own make, reduced to _ .15 .1.35 Oil Cans, our own make, reduced to .25 .20 Dipper, our own make, reduced to - .10 .50 Teapots, our own make, reduced to - .25 .50 Coffee Pots, our own make, reduced to - .25 Grindstones, PIatform Scales, PlowCastings, �T Window Shades, Ready Mixed Paints, &c ", To be cleared out at cost and ander. In fact we have several lines of goods we are closing out at cost. Call and see us. W GOODS we have JUST RECEIVED They have been bought in the best markets, and will all be sold at reasonable prices, such as ;.Cutlery, Scissors and Razors, Gold Medal Carpet Sweep- ers, Table Lamps, Brass, Hall and Hanging Lamps, Also the celebrated Pittsburgh Lamp, equal to Electric Iight, and at less than half the cost. Scoop Shovels, r v Improved Lanterns, Pumps and Sinks, Clothes Wringers. Tri our FLINT CHIMNEYS, only 8 and 10c. 'ONE CAR ROCK OIL Why use common oil, that will explode, when we can give you Rook Oil at the same price. SEE OUR DISPLAY OF STOVES. 'We have a full line of all the Ieading Stoves in the Dominion, and we intend to run them off at reduced prices. HOT AIR FURNACES A SPECIALTY We can furnish the BEST SCRANTON COAL this ..ica.�i..i month at reduced prices. Give as a call. HARLND BRO. IRON 'dr HARDWARE, STOVES & TINWARE, CLINTON. ONT. 11"o KumbugHere SHIRTS 25 Cts. DRAWERS 25 Cts. FRUIT JARS X12 dozen of Glass Fruit Jars arrived this week MANTLE CLO'1E very beautiful, at 80 cents per yard. WALL PAPER AND BORDERING COALa I L � 5 gonlyallonOr s oifif CoalbuOil for 80c. cashO. you y one of our il L'ans at $1.25, will give the 5 gallons for .75 cents. See our $3 per dozen GRAIN BAGS. ta"We don't pretend to sell cheap. WE DO IT.--. 3ighest price for produce in exchange. A fair trial re- quested; it will benefit you. EMPORIUM, R. ADAMS. . ESBORO � Re". Dr. Carman presided at the annual' session of the General' Missionary Board of the Methodist Chareh in Canada hold at St. John B, on Tuesday. The secrot- ;try'8report says: "The reports f'tom our own mission fields' for IP, the past year are not devoid of oneetlragenaent, although the net grain does not seem to be com- raen trsitu with the agencies ors- pt�oyed and the money oxpoudod." Tho flnarldiat statement showed the income for the year was $243,- 015 43 an increase over last year of $22,9s9, and the expenditures $219,980 78 --an increase of $8,- 498 over last year, leaving a surp- lus of $23,034.05. Edge, the bicyclist, has •br�olton' the record from London to Edin- burgh, covering the 897. utiles in 38 hours 44- minutes Dr. James, ox•ehall•lnan of the 'Wesleyan Cc,nfore'r,co;• diad sud- denly at Plymouth Monday, The hoose ;hK i been Al toawion Ave: !nonthe and Imo day, Jam, eq 7.'' 41404 R will .be tont , area publllo ,tooeptien ill , iia no 0At4b0r 10. Atocomy hat been expell from P:ar• figment and a writ *OA fora new eleotiiot. 4t0ecl;that M0401ywbo made Mr 3uettce of the S4prome court; It hyla been dooided thatthe menbere Of both Houaea rlwre to get 1500 apiece as eztraindemnity ter UM long session, b been filled n 6100 and senteor ofoed to 24 bonne in jail for duplicate voting at the late general election. Sir geotor I.angevin'a hoose in Ott:}- be- lieved thata is whenthe for sessioale, n is yi r he will take his departure from the capital. Jett% Davidson and ab have agccepted the eol;nraiaeione for; the investigatzoni into the Bale deo Cholera, boodling business. They will commence work at once. Wednesday afternoon the Governor- General formally prorogued the first session of the seventh Parliament of the Dominion of Canada in the usual way, reviewing the various matters that have Dome before Parlia. meat during ite pant five months', sitting. The report is current in Winnipeg that Mr Hugh John Macdonald is tore - place Mr Carling as Minister of Agriogr- tnre. Mr Carling has long been credit- ed with a desire to emulate Sir Leonard Tilley and drop out of political turmoil into he quiet of a Leiutnant•Governor- snip. Hon John has probably heard of rats deserting an unsafe ship. One of Sir Sector Langevin's friends, speaking of the sale of his residence at Ottawa and hie retirement from public life, says : "Sir Hector is all right. He is in good oiroumstances. His wealth I estimate at half a million dol- lars. He has property here and in Ot- tawa, and he and Mr McGreevy jointly blockown:a of buildings He has also the22,000 testimonial fund intact. To secure its majority of fifteen for the whitewashing of Langevin the Do- minion Government had to sear the consciences of a *motion of its follow. ing with whiskey in the Ronan restaur- ant and send for the party bosses in several of the constituencies to bulldoze realoitrant M. P.s, who knew that it was wrong to condone the offences of which the Minister was proved guilty. The developethenti3 i,n in the recent Ot- tawa investigations give the public a peep into the methods of which Sir John A. Macdonald obtained and re- tained power, and to which policy the present administration is pledged. Only the corner of the curtain has been lifted, but with an honest history of Canada the people need spend no money on monuments. The record of the period of reckless riot, of rule by bribery, of piling up debt, of ptodigally inoreasing our expenditure, of taxing the people for party ends, will in anything worthy the name of history sufficiently per- petuate the memory of him who gave all for office. The Coaseevatives cordially hate Mr M C Cameron ; no wonder. Ever since Confederation, when he defeated Mr Hood Ritchie in Huron as it was before it was touched by the knife of the as- sassin of the popular will, he has been a thorn in their - side. When the ger- rymander was entered upon special ef- forts were made to get rid of him, but without success,. A second effort, re- sulting in the necessity of consulting a map before the citizen of Huron could be sore whether he was a voter in South Huron, North Middlesex or Perth, fail- ed likewise. Then they gave him a "hive," carving old Huron with its 1,000 Liberal majority so as to provide two safe Conservative constituencies. Cameron wasn't after snaps of that kind, however, and leaving South Hur- on to a new man he went to redeem West Huron. He was defeated at first, but was successful in the last contest, and it is not to be wondered that success and the part he has played in the House have embittered the Conser- vative thogue. Cameron, however, like Lister, has a large experience in pro - scouting crimnials, and he is not likely to spare a wrong -doer because he and his sympathizers are past masters in the use of Billingsgate. The yells in- dicate that the lash is doing its work. -Hamilton Times. NEWS NOTES Rev. G. II. Dav18, a noted Methodist divine,died 'at Peterboro on Friday, at the age of 72 years. the daily shipment of grapes from Winesor, Ont., has reached nearly (10 toils. The growers are getting 21 cents for their crop now. A Chicago despatch ars it is reported that the Wrench Grovel n• merit has been for three weeks quietly picking up an enormous amount of grain and meats in the United States The united States crop pros- pee'.ts aro such' as to lead the Cin- cinnati Price Current to estimate a corn crop of two billion bushels, and a wheat crop of nearly six hundred million A Shanghai letter states that recently in a northern Province a native Jew, -'a. banker, who bad made a large fortune by lending money, pressed his debtors with too much severity. Because of this a mot. of debtors killed the banker and 38 of the latter's friends. On of D Haan McDonald,' deputy reeve o,after the f Matilda, near hlorrisbnrg, had retired, Miss Jessie McDonald was disturbed by' a 'slight noise coming from under a toilet table in her room, and fired a pillow in that dircotion, suppos- ing that amonee Was there, when a man jumped from ander the table, with a pillow other. nTha bion made nd and a revolver t and knocked the for Miss Drevolver ouonald, t sof his hand and grappled with him, The chairs, tables, lamps, etc., were turned upside down, but still Miss McDonald never lost her nerve. The brute got Miss 1$14 - Donald by the throat and pounded her unmercifully for a time, but it did not have the desired effect, so he bolted down stairs, and passed the servant girt on the way. Both Miss McDonald and the girl recognized the scoundrer ma young man who had previously worked for ilfeDon- ald. .He left his sloes revolter and knife behind. Barry Gale, the, young man iii g11e1stion, was captured at Mad- ' N. Y., and brought to Morrislareg,. Gale ecnteaed everything and was conn- mated for trial, vire 'f#lu".dlfYr 001-1r 001. Wh34, old or nO1lt• ,,.,, 0 00 a g R ONA iitring „e,.R 4R!#•.0000.025 .4•4:44.41.,,,44,444.444 0.07 a 0 80 fli.rh.M�s,r.r.+rvMR'0.4yl R 0 45 PeitsIl'lonr perhal.74S,;.,4.,4. ., 550 of; op 0 0000 EgDaEr,.•,...:,,. •.x,,, M 014 +>a nor ry1g6 Ril•M.M..,••,•Rfi••,011.I0 '18 Wool" 0 016 o a a �s 0 1t3 Polls,, ., 5 n Ha�+ {.,•.M,•ttei,.•,,,, 8 00 A d 00 Rides, No. 1 trimmed,6 00 a 6 00 Hides, rough; 3 00 o 3 25 Sheep mane....,,.;R; :5500za 060T'imeethy seed • , 00.a 2 50 Cloverseed ,0?00 Apples, per bag • 0 30 a 0 50 BRITISH CATTLE MABRET LrvrarooL, Sept. 20. -..Three hundred and ed here to - seventy-five Canadian Sus �ttle offer - Oregon's cargo missed the market. Demand was brisk. and prices ruled .Arm at last week's advance, ranging as follows on the basis of 4.80 to the P: Finest steers, 121o; good to ohoioe 12e; poor to medium, 11c; inferior and bulla, 8.t to 10o. MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET There were about 700 head of but- chers' cattle, 150 calves and 350 mutton critters offered at the east end abattoir. Trade in cattle Was very dull as Bick- erdike was not buying any stockers, and prices had a downward tendency all round. A few head of the best beeves were eold at about 410 per Ib. Pretty good fat cows and thrifty steers sold at from 31 to nearly 4c do; com- mon dry cows at from 2t to 310 do. with lean stock at about 2o per Ib. There was a brisk remand for good calves as there were very few of this kind on the market. Common seals sold at from 23 to 06 each„ Mutton critters were scarce and good lambs brought pretty high figures. Sheep sold common lambstat from 22 2510 24.26 05 each. Fat hogs sold at about 5to per lb. FALL FAIRS. East Wawanosh,Belgrave, Oct 6 and East Huron, Brussels, Oot 1 and 2. Stanley, at Bayfield, Oct. 6-7 Seaforth, Oot. 1 and 2. Blyth, Oot. 8 and 9. 7. English Spavin Liniment remove all hard,. soft or calloused Lumps an Blemishes -from horses, Blood Spavin Curbs, Bplinia, Ring Bone, Sweeney Throat, Coughs, etc. o Save 250e and SbyIus of one the mos onderfultBlemi hWarranted Cureverr known Sold' by J H Combe. s d n e t THE C. P. R. TELEGRAPH Agency at CLINTON Are doing a splendid business, WHY ? BECAUSE the line is noted for quick despatch and prompt delivery; Once at Cooper's Boot Store Lobb's Stares Enamel This is an article worthy of every lady's attention. If you want to save time and labor, buy a box. If you want your ironed clothes to look neat and Olean and to last much longer, buy a box. in the clot thes on the liou want ne ihe n spite oftarch orai or frost, buy a box youif such shirt ,bosoms. Dollarto % cuffs, k like new, curtains, etc., buy a box. PRICE 15 CENTS. £'Ever' Storekeeper keepe it now, and whore the merchant does not keep it we want a lively agent to repersent us. Manufactured by W. J. LOBB, Holmesvlile Butchering Business To the Public. Subscriber having bought out the business so successfully conducted ' by Mr Couch, solicits a continuance of the liberal patron- age bestowed on his predecessor. No pains or expense will be epared to procure the very best meats, and orders will be promptly and carefully filled. The bueinese will still be conducted at the same stand as heretofore. Highest price paid for HidesSheepskins, &c, JAMES A. FORD. Clinton Collegiate Institute Notice. At the last ineeting of the Clinton Co11eg., fate Board it was resolved that the Yews for the Counand those resliding in town shallebe the same as those fixed by the County Council for County pupils. viz: • .Fall Term : 22, 95R, and $1, according to room Spring Term : $2, $2.20 and $3, " Midsummer Term: $2, $2.50 and t3" According to School law Fees ,oust be paid in advance. W. H.IiINE, Secretary. New subscribers can get the NEW ERA for the balance of the year for 25 cents ash. . EL.LtCt'.f G ricE i 4 To talo the place of the old-fashioned corded corset, try the B. & C. corset. This is just what you can do. You can try ft, and even wear it for two or three weeks, if you wish. Then, if you're not satisfied, you can return it, and get your money. Ask our Dry (loads dealer for it For Salo by Estato1in0 Not din% ETT THAN GOLD n Xaa oourpa. TIN Forest City Dimino College. Q 3:.0N'ZIQ, rT O,iTALO 2 Fn4n. J. W. We$te> volt, Principal, TO RNNT OR FOR SALE For 9aIe A good business stand, on, easy terms, Apply to W. C. SEARLE, Clinton. �1� � Rouse to Rent. 11. n. Evsn$,sHo me.'illpresent Good laccomrmo- dation for ordinary -sized family, Apply to 3. C. PIC$ARD: House to Rent. splendid brick house,on Rattenbury Street,j with every convenience. Rent $9 a month, i for you by buying of us. The newest ifs' ?ofell ever,we. are tole, TOP wisk we, a few cords ,. of the ; stfad of waging. time wishing. pie watch their expe/2. The immense bargains we are upon exan>it ation convince you a ey is SAVED MISS FO TON. To Let.' and cheapest goods in the Market is w t A large room, , si taire, suitable for at - the market in Searle's block. Rent moderate. we want you to look at, and since scarce most any purpose, situate directly opposite � W. C. SEARLE. _ Cottage to Rent. Tile comfortable sad convenient cottage on Rattenbury St. west, now occupied by Mr W. /fennel. It contain, accommodation for or- dinary family, with all desirable convenience and will be rented at reasonable rate. MRS PORTER, Albert St. Clinton. For Sale. The cottage o to the estate of the latte Time CooStreeper. at present occupied by Mr Wm, Robb: containing 5 bed- rooms, double parlor, dining room, kitchen oral woodehed. Hard and soft water, stable, carriage house, driving abed also the three lots adjoning will bo sold on reasonable erme, apply to MRS THOS. COOPER. Farm for Sale. Subscriber offers for sale that exeellont farm containing 100 acres, being East half lot 12 and. North half lot 11 on 12th con. of Hallett 1}} miles from Harlock P. 0. 6 miles from Bfyth,11 miles from Soaforth,1i miles from Church and School, about 5 acres hard wood bash, balance all in good state of cul- tivation, well fended spring creek running close by buildings, never failing well, good bearing orchard, Bank barn 60 x 60 stabling and root -house ose 18 x 9good fro nue Boase near- ly new, 8 acres fall wheat. For particulars apply on premises or Mr Joseph Lyon, 10126 13 con. Terms $2,000 down, balance of pur- chase money can atop on a mortgage if de- sired at 6 per Dent per annum. Farm For Sale. 100 acres North half of lot 5 in the 8th con- cession of Morris: -Two Miles North of the G�oldar's idiinng on thf Blyth, S Rand RailwaMile East y. Good hewed log house and new frame barn 86 x 60 thorongl,lyy finished throughout.. '60 Well fenced andad aboutfree oTitlemfront the Y BEATING, Sit Catharines, Ont.ars 6 w For Sale. The Lo°ndesboro Steam Saw . Mill. w �The be offered by auctioeily of the n a onac the Hat of pOpctober at 2 p. m, o'clock sharp. The pro- s ich housecandastables, Saw land,URI, storey frame buildinrg SOx70 feet on good atone foundation. BehCapacity of millhouse lfrox30. m 8 x600 to 10,000 feet od repair. day. Yearly average of custom work 350,000 feet, with shingle and heading machinery in connection; plenty of lumber to do a Largo business. Located on the London and Wingham gravel Road and mile from G. T. R. Station six miles from the thriving Town o1 Clinton. Terms and particulars will be specified on day of sale: Executors S. B SCHNEIDER A /i SCHNEIDER MISCELLANEOUS 1100..•• Boardersw teen d.T. accommodated three tadies or with good boardandlodging Rates reasonable. For particulars apply at NEW ERA oface,I pd 2i Teacher Wanted. For 6, S. "No. 5 Mullett, holding 2nd or third class certificate, male or female. Duties to commence let of January, 1892. Atesti- moniab, Ants pply toothet Secretary W. forward and CoI, Treas. Londdeeboro. 2w To The Public. The undersigned in returning thanks to bis easterners for their liberal support in the past, desires to state that he has turned hie business, over entire to his son Robert, who will continue the same, He is empowered to collect all outstanding accounts and settle all claims. Chopping 5e a bag if clean. THOS. TRICK. - Baking. R. McLennan having started baking on his old premises Victoria St. would like to see his old cuatomere and as,in;uny new ones as would favor biers with their custom. All goods ordered will bo promptly delivered. lm Dressmaking. The undersigned desire's to intimate to so the people of Clinton and vicinity, that the has commenced Dressmaking, to the rooms over Stoep'si food Store, Elliott's block, where all orders will receive prompt and careful attention. /1138 POW ELL. 2w • , Pig for Service. The undersigned keeps for service, at his promises. lot 12, 2nd con. of Hallett, a thorobrod Cheater White hoar, of first-class pedigree. Terms, $1, at time of service with pvJooked, HENRY FREgEMANss osaty. if $9b0 S A L A 5'9 and Commlaaiop to, • Agents, Men and women, Tosoh- era and Clergymen to introduce a new And popular' standard book. Testimony of 19 Centuries to Jesus of Nazareth. The moot remarkable religious book of the ago, Eo y Chisiwants tEx- clusivo territory given. Apply to THF. HENRY BILI, PIli3LISHING CO., NORWICH, CONN. 6m, EARLY RED CLAWSON, one of the best and earliest Winter Wheats grown. Price 22. VELVET C1•IA.''P, another new va- riety of wheat, price 22. , Plenty of GRASS BEIM) oil band, Seed Dealer,, Clinton .",.'..:ilii,. IS MONEY we have marked them down to bed rock figures, content to make a small profit it,* - can turn our money over quickly. By honest dealings we hope your continued patronage will be EARNED. W. L. Ouimette, I..41.1Tv"DF.RI3401 0 RUBGR ]FROG y Tbe Haron Central Fair will bo here nest week. Wa ask you to visit the Hub Grocery in- stead of the grounds, and weshow dilll er- at to buy in the shape of BEDROOM SET and ou hGLASoSwARB,.-• bey have just arrived from the old country, and are the best vabto for the money we have ever kept in stock. Also, ask for a sample of TIGER TEA, as we have ten pounds to give awap4in samples. GEO;SW .A.11.-4 11_40W , CL.I1i-T01N' OOL 00 SCHOOL SUPPLIES The very Iatest authorized Text Books, &c., for Public; and Model Schools and Collegiate Institute_ ' Full Stock and Lowest -Prices W H. SIMPSONs QLINTON osier's ins otografs or ortunate olks Our FALL STOCK is complete. We have the best goods in the market, and prices are low Eggs taken in exchange. 5 per c. off for ciall 3r -Or di; Stitt 1g. "bN.: AND HeNSdt,L 8