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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1892-06-17, Page 5We will Five YGII a SOlid 14 X Gold Minting 6 Size ite,11,711b 'Pr CL NTON isrEw z owttokt -1-4-00-Tt4:, /41...UE EVER : Thuriday, Jona 10, 1892. Whe14, ola or nelivt,r,t, r r t f Ot Q 78 a 9 83 'red to the Pep* Oata arley 1 n',t I3 n 4 Peso Flear per bal • * 0 30• a 081 0 88 a 0, 45 •''".‚0 57 a 0 00 0 00 a 5 00 Rutter Ladies 'Watch With Elgin or Walthain, Jewelled Otem Wind MOvement m f" the small price of $28.50 Also a SOLID SILVER JEWELLED WATCH for $10—Stena Wind. Also a SOLID DIICHLE SILVER Stein Wind 3 oz, Case with American Move- ment for $6.400 Theue prices.for 60 dive. Net Caah. Old Silver and (1o1d taken as cash J. B. RUMBALL & CO. JEWELLER AND TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, CLINTON. W.Taylork Sons GREAT CLEARING SALE OF Boots&Shoes Willbe continued during the month of June. Our sales in May far exceeded our expectations, there being such a de- mand for certain lines that we have had to replace them, and our stock is now well assorted. See our Ladies' Kid Ties at 75 cts Ladies' Kid Oxfords at 75 cts Ladies' Dongola Kid Oxfords at $1 Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Boots, $1.25 Men's Fine Balmorals at $1.25 Men's Fine Oxfords at 95c and $1.15 Men's Plow Bah. Bellowsed Tongue at $1 These are New Goods and Kreatt value.AlLother goods at equalry-low prices. Eggs taken as Cash. W.TAYLOR&SONS CIJI1•71'01•7" HUB CROCERY A SNAP ON SUGAR We have Sugar by the car load. Can give you Sugar at wholesale prices. Ex- tra Standard Granulated by the 100 lbs or bbl lots. Big reductien. Sole agents for Hillwattie Tea,. Orders taken for the best Scranton Coal. C31-3330 IF:3177.A.1.11.10 — CLINTON Baby CARRIAGES Are now in demand by people living in the country, for until the roads were dry it was impossible to use them. A Cheap Carriage is required, and to meet this demand we have chosen some extra values ranging in price from $3.75 to $12, and will guarantee them to be the best and cheapest of their kind. W. Cooper & Co., Clinton Property for Sale or to Rent --- That desirable house and lot in the Village of Holmesville, known as the Lobb Estate. The house Is ii stories, contains 7 rooms, with wood- shed attached. Hard Water well and a ood ft', table on premium e minutes to Church or Railway Stat n. Ap 1 LOBB,alt, or G. ROL AM I Str &CRAY MARE from subscriber's pretaises, Lot 15, a., Clolborne,about the middle of May, r brown mare, young, ct a long said 'th long ears, MIA short under jaw. at will lead t her recovery will . BAER H. 1mo1IIe. ,Pc *, 0 1A 4 013 0 20 a 0 2t rill, No. 1 trimmed 0.0: 5803 0:1 50N , 4 00 a 4 05 Hideo, rough Sheep Slane., 0 50 a 0 70 A_.ppleai per bag 0 60 a 0 90 Cloverw rw0000 ddlong s h o r t 225 a 200 Timothy 73 0300 : 78 5808 2 00 a 2 25 Wool • 0 16 a 0 16 SALE REGISTER. 0 64 4 0 6 Adminiatrators sale et Stereo on Albert St. ciiutozt, on Saturday. Qune 25th.D, Dicklueon, Anat. MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS. At the eastern abattoir about 350 cattle, 200 calves, 35,0 sheep and laraba, 20 lean hop and 40 fat hogs were offered. The market was decidedly lively and butohere were paying the price asked for good beef. Balla and large, fat oxen were plentiful, and most of them sold, although they were being held back for better prices. Prices of this grade were from 4io to lac per lb. Milkmen's stripper's were not wanted at all, very few being sold. Prices average ho to no per lb. The sheep mar- ket was very active,and prices ranged from $3 to $6 per head. Lambs brought from $3.50 to $4, and calves were selling at from $2.50 upwards. Young hogs sold very well at prices ranging from $1 to 31.35, and lean hogs from $3.50 to $7. This last grade of hogs were in fair demand and the majority brought good prices. Good calves were in active demand, but they did not bring anywhere near the prices of hest week. Liverpool advices say prices are slightly better. THE BRITISH CATTLE MARKET LivEnpooL, June 13.—Canadian cattle sinking offal at 6id per lb for steers and maiden heifere. Present high values for cattle are mantainod only on short Supply, and a reduction will come with increased Irish supplies. 1004 The LondOn Free Preee of We'dnestill• in its ut arltegroporta,aayat—A 00osiderahle qtiantity Of appl, <00** maci only until now, olyi4g 01400014 the local market` fairly opened: Tho i selk8ou here hag opened itutuapioiously 4-* (that ruounli Vi400 Ire ruling ./ow) and .1be eon - sequence its ,fariners, are. not satisfied). Sixteen cents,* pound le all that the buy- ers here will pay for any grade, Whether it be fine medium or wane, and "whether the eonclitabri of the wool be washed or urt, washed, patted! matted or clean; and:silky," This was the opinion expreseed:by it prom - Went weer grower in London township to. day. A large number of fat:Mere, on so - count of the) low price, intend to "hold back" as they eall it, andwait for further developixieuta, WHY CAN'T TIIEY. MANNY A young lady and Riatleman are in love with each other, but will not marry because the lady's mother's brother's brother-in-law is the young man's father. What relation, ship (Wets between the young lady and gentleman? The first person sending the correct answer te the above problem the Ladies' Pictorial Weekly will give Seventy. five Dollars in cash; for the second correot answer Fifty Dolla,ra in cash; for the third correct answer an elegant Gold Watch; for the fourth correet answer a first-class girl's rr boy's Safety Bicycle; for the fifth a French Music Box; for the sixtha pair of genuine Diamond Earrings in solid gold setting; to the seventh a fiast-olass Kodak Camera, with a complete outfit for using same; to the eighth a complete Lawn Ten- nis Outfit; for the ninth an elegant pair of Pearl Opera Glasses; to the tenth a Silk Dress Pattern (in any color desired). Eve. ryone answering the above puzzle must en. close with the same Thirty Cents in silver (or ten three oent stamps) for one months' trial subscription (five copies) to the Ladies' Piotorial Weekly, Canada's High -Class Il- lustrated Newspaper. The envelope which contains correct answer bearing earliest postmark will receive first prize, the balance strictly in order as received. All answ, ere must be mailed on or before July 15th. Names and addresses of prize winners will be published in our journal. Address La- dies Piotorial Weekly (44) Toronto, Ont. Juno 17, 3w 50 cents in advance will pay for the CLINTON NEW ERA for the balance of this year. 20 PER GENT EACH DOLLAR Jackson's Shoe Store. Eggs taken as Cash. J. JACKSON, Clinton 1892 -HARVEST -1892 1 Car BINDERITIVINE Composed of Flax,Silver Com- posite and Best Brands Man- illa. Leave your order with us at once in order to insure prompt delivery. Quality the best and Prices Guaranteed as low as the lowest. Headquarters for Hot Air Furnaces, both wood and coal. Call and get quotations Lehigh Valley COAL HARLAND BROS have secured control for this section, of the celebrated Lehigh Valley Coal, and have purchased several cars to arrive this month. It is admitted by all to be the best, and it is ease claimed that it will give 25 per cent more heat than any other coal produced. Why 1188 com- mon coal when this coal can be purchased at the same price. Order early so as to se- cure low price, as owing to the strong com- bination of the railroad and coal compan- ies, high prices are anticipated this fall. HARI; ND BOS. STOVER ND ITARDWARE4 P..11ELT kTune 17( IS .Monq's Saved the Shopper, the way this' store sell goods., Bear in wind this applies to the kind GLOVES and MITTS we sell,for hot clkys, Ladie VESTS too are wanted now, and if you only' sior the prices we sell at, you would not wonder, that you scarce can get waited on when you visit this st9*}fo the people already in buying. Grenadines from 121c to 650—Love1y Goo Ceylon Flannels from 180 to 400—Pretty Stu Teazle Clothes from 120 to 200—Popular Lie Flannelettes' from Sc to 150—Handful Thick Scotch Ginghams (Boiling) only 5c—Great Snap Fine Prints, fast, only 6 cents—Wonderful Boiling Mathes only 5 cents --A Miracle No prettier costume is in vogue, and none more com--' fortable for this hot season than the wearing of these goods. Whether in Blouses, Waists or Skirts, a la- , dies beauty is to be enhanced by a judicious selection of these materials. Gilroy & Wiseman 01,11\1'7'0N FOSTER Before you Go to the summer resol! you had better -drop Foster's and sit for ,some Photos to leave with your friends, Mase Rudy Made Sun ---TO BE— Cleared at Quick Sale Prices, The month of June is between seasons with Clothing Manufacturers—the spring trade over, the fall trade not be- gan. This is the time when the buyer with cash in hand can dictate terms and buy at away down prices. We have been waiting and watching for this oppor- tunity, and, at last it came. We found one of the best cloth- ing houses in Canada had a surplus of 120 Mens Tweed Suits 'We made an offer to clear the entire lot and the consequence is we are now selling Suits at retail for a lower price than store keepers who bought two months ago paid for the same goods. The sizes are 36 to 42. The goods are honest CANADIAN TWEED. The cut and style are correct—the lining and workmanship all that can be desired—and we have confidence in recommending them to our customers. We have to clear them out in a few weeks. Our customers are, quick to appreciate a bargain when they see it. This is an opportunity that you may not have again. 'Don't you think it would be well to buy now ? You can save a few dollars by doing so. W. L. OVIMETTE, olvic) *Bow)