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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1893-02-10, Page 7on Roth Annul ll the County Edward .1304, merchant at Jameatown, b* had to assign.. Mr. S. Jury, of the 2nd con, Stephen;sold $164 wed); of glover seed in Fiaeter, on Monday Ult. Mr. T. Ross, Hast Wawanosh, has now in bin stablea a fine drove of 13 steers aveaging 1,200 pounds each. A party of Goder%ob people have charter. ed a boat for a trip to the World's Fair at Phioago next summer. Mies Lizzie Robb, youngest daughter of the late Hugh Robb, of Harpurhey, died at t#aelpb'on Saturday last. llir R, .McGill has rented the Atkinson farm at Belgrave, fora term of years, at a rental of: $280 per annum. ' Francis Dewolf has disposed of his 10 Gore farm, being part of lot 25, 9th eon., Grey, to JohnHollrnbaok, his neighbor, for the sum of $1,340. C. P. Bishop, teacher in the Norwood High school, 'and formerly of Grey, is at present at his home in Beaohville, recu- perating after a two months siege of ty- phoid. . The many friende of Mrs. Clutton, of the township of Tukersmitn, will regret to learn of her death, which sad event occurr- ed at her home on Monday last, after a long illness. The affairs of the local corps of the Sal- vationArmy were wound up on Tuesday and the furniture removed, Exeter being a fruitless vineyard, they have, no doubt, quit the village for good. Members of the Woman's Christian Tem. perasoe Union are on the war -path with a document, which they purpose layingbefore the council, praying for the abolition of two hotel licenses in Wingham. R. Murdoch, who has conducted a general store for about three years, at Dungannon in view of enlarging his business capacity in another part of our fair Dominion, has given np business in this plane. On Wednesday of Last week Adam Shol- dice, jr., formerly of Grey township, now making his home in Manitoba, and Mies Lizzie Muldoon, of Hallett, were united in ,marriage by Rev. Mr Reilly, of Brussels. F. Selwood, who has been one of the teaching staff of the Goderioh collegiate institute for over a year, had resigned and accepted a similar position in connection with the Picton collegiate institute, at an in - an increase in salary. Mr. George Eaorett, harness maker and village olerk, of Exeter, died very suddenly at his residence in Exeter on Tuesday morn- ing last. Enlargement of the heart is sup- pased to be the pause of death. He leaves a widow and grown up family. In was thought at one time that the pro. jeot of securing a foundry for Exeter had been attended with success and that Mur- ray Bros., of Wingham, were likely to move here shortly, but the scheme has fallen through owing to some financial difficulties. Mr. Walter Crawford, who has held the position of mail clerk on the L. H. & B., • running between London and Wingham, for the past five years, made his final visit on Saturday last, having been transferred to London and Niagara Falls division, a more important run. Messrs. Herdsman, Johns and Golley, Councillors Wingham, have been served with notices, with the object of disgaulify- ins 4Lo", a,s.._ Councillors--for—that-ward,— The investigation will take place atzGode- rich in the course of a few week6, unless they disclaim their seats before writs are issued against them. Inspector Tom has received the first specimens of school work in his inspector- ate for the Canadian exhibit at the World's Fair. They number six samples, showing penmanship, commercial forms and draw- ing, and are all the work of A. E. Alexander, pupil of S. S. No. 3, West Wawanosb. The boy, who is but 13 years of age. has artistic genius, his drawing and coloring being very clever. The penmanship is worthy of a professional. Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria. Matters of Interest. NOT STRICTLY LOCALS, BIIT .STILL MAY DO FOR SUCH. MECHANICS'INSTITUTE.—In addition to the many residents of the town who should join the Mechanics' Institute, e think it would be a benefit also to farmers' sons and daughters in the inity to become members for the iter months at least, they can join c $1 a year. They would then have ;Cess to the library of well chosen ooks of science, travel, history and iction;in the perusal of which the long winter evenings could be pleasantly and profitably spent,. OYSTERS. --The wholesale price of o- sters has considerably increased of late and the retail price hasone up in pro- portion. This will he ill news to the lovers of this mollusk. The unusual cold, extending even as far south as Maryland, from whose waters the sup- plies are chiefly.obtained% has frozen the oyster boats at their wharves and ice floes effectually prevent dredging, while the supples laid up in shallow waters near the shore for such emer- gencies are also frozen in. DON'T BE A CLAM.—A man can skip a meal occasionally without suffering much inconvenience. But if he tries to worry along without a local paper, his ignorance of the happenings in his im- 'a mediate neighborhood makes him the laughing stock of his more intelligent and enterprising neighbors. There are annoying interrogation points, con- stantly inquiring what is going on, the price of grain, .when the council will meet, what became of so and so, who ata elected, and a score of other ques- '• UMW that are answered every week in lie columns of a live local paper. No Money brings better returns than that invested in good new§papers and liter- ature. If it gives you a single new idea_ receive value for your money. Don't -be a clam, but take the New Era. KO N ,1.[- ;,V L ..;le14 •si:..vts Atiplieatfon painless and easy. Relief imme- Matteee This preparation fills a groat and long - felt want among those who suffer from piles. It ".' is 41.0=4 of tho highest merit, effective and rehabis, and bas more than met the antioipa- ti:ens of those physicians who have need it in their praetiee. PILIIIIONE I8 A POSITIVII OMR when other treatments fail to relieve. Testimonials furnished. Piico $1. ror Sale by all Druggists And Wholesale by LONDON DRUG CO., London, 0 Sarsa,pari iia Is superior to,ail other prepara- tionsclaiming to beblpod-purifiers. First of all, 'because the principal ingredient used in it, is the extract of genuine Honduras sarsaparilla root, the variety richest in medi- cinal properties. Also, because Cures Catarrh the yellow dock, being raised expressly for the Company, is always fresh and of the very best kind. With equal discrimina- tion and care, each of the other ingredients are selected and com- pounded. It is THE Superior Medicine because it -.is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only small doses are needed. It is, therefore, the most economical blood -purifier in existence. It makes food nour- ishing, work pleasant, sleep refreshing, and It searches out all Cures SCROFULA life enjoyable. impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly by the natural channels. AYER'S Sarsaparilla gives elasticity to the step, and imparts to the aged and infirm, renewed health, strength, and vitality. Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists ; Price $. ; six bottles, $g. Cures others, will cure you HALF THE ROAD.—Some people think that they are entitled to the whole roadway, and refuse to turn out for a passing team. They even refuse to give pedestrians half -road. This is wrong, and the "rights of the road" should be granted every time. You need n't go to Florida, but take TT'S U SION Of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oa and Hypophosphites. t w.11 STRENGTHEN WEAK LUNGS, STOP THE COUGH, AND CHECK all WASTING DISEASES. A remarkable flesh producer and it is almost as Palat- able as Milk. Be sure to get the genuine put up in salmon -colored wrappers. Prepared only by Scott t Bowne, Belleville. WHERE ARE YOU MOVING TO? We are going to Chippewa Co., Michigan, near Sault Ste Marie. Why do you go there ? Well, we have five boys, we have sold the farm for $5,- 000. We can buy 640 acres between Pickford and the Rail- road Station at Rudyard, and have a good farm for each of the boys and have money left. What can a renter do there? He can buy a farm on five years time, and pay for it with one fourth of the money he would pay for rents in that time, and own his own home. Is it good land? As good as any in Huron Co. Ex- cellent for Oats, Peas, Wheat, Clover, Timothy, Potatoes and all kinds of roots. Prices are as good as any on the lakes, owing to the nearness of the mines and lumber woods to the westward. What class of people live there? They are nearly all from Huron Co. You moot there so many old neighbors that you can hardly bo- lieve you have left home. I want to see that land. . Who bas. it for sale? Inquire of E.C. DAVIDSON Sault Ste Marie, Mich. N PISO'S CURE 'FOR H t " ' flat ugh' 'rep. antes Good. tide In time. Bold b dr g; fats... 11110 C Our Stock of Furs is now ing season. Everybody knows that no two Sets of Furs are exactly alike, consequently the first choice is of importance to buyers. Complete for the corn BLANKETS. Having made arrangements with a large 1tanufacr. turer for our supply of Blankehe this season, we are in -, position to offer better valise than ever before. Our Customers will save the Wholesale Merchants' profit. Robt. Coats & Son, Clinton. --THE-- New Boot & Sboe Store I have just received a large consignment of BOOTS and SHOES With instructions to sell regardless of cost. This stockmus.t be sold in order to make room for another consignment. This is a genuine sale and the goods will be sold at and below cost. Remember the place. T. E. McDONOUGH, Jackson Block, Huron -Street,- Clinton February 3,.1893 Save a -boyar T4henYou Can and -1 tore if Pos$ib 'e! ' TIIAT'3 RIGIIT. Then why sit ia the dark when you can get the celebrated ROCK Which is equal to American at the same price as ordinary oil. We have just received another car of this Famous Oil and you ran get it either at our new store in the Mackay Block or at our old store in the Brick Block. Try it and be convinced. HARLAND BROS STOVES AND HARDWARE, AI_A ERT 5'rf)] I.NTON GROCERIES, Is coming and all good housewives will want the very best m aterial for the holiday cooking. N. ROBSONI • CHINA HALL Will lead the trade this season, having a special consignment of goods opened out, suitable for the Christmas trade, comprising a full line of Choice New FRUITS—Figs, Dates. RAISINS—New Valencias off Stalk, New Sultana, Layer, Blk, Basket. New Prime CURRANTS Bbls., Half Bbls. and Cases. Fresh PEELS—Citron, Lemon andl Orange. Pure SPICES, EXTRACTS and ESSENCES Try our Fragrant and full Flavored New Season's TEAS. Special Values in Sifted Moynne, Congow and Japans. One trial will convince of the folly of baying the sos called Teasold by transient tea peddlers. .CHINA, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE—we have an immenise assort, ment and are making special drives in these lines. The low prices are selling them fast SIVE O1tOCZRT We are now talking Christmas Goods and we think we have something fine. In LAMP goods we have 1-ianging Lamps for the dining room, parlor and library. We have sgme of the finest Parlor Lamps in town. CHINAWARE in all varieties of style; Tea Sete Toilet Sets with Slop Jar. • You want to see our Fancy Goods to appreciate them—very suitable for Christmas Presents. R 0 C E R I s (Our new FRUIT has arrived n Raisins we y av6 ,Connoisseur Clusters, Londonla ars, Valenciala ere, and fine off stalk Valenciae. In CURRANTS we have the Vostere in cases, very fine; Patras in bbls. In FIGS we have the Crown in llb and 201b boxes and the natural Figs for cooking. PEELS—Lemon, Orange and Citron. We think;we can supply the wants of the most particular customer at prices to suit the holiday trade. Adams' Emporium s""°w TO MY PATRONS --I desire to thank you for the liberal support you have given us the past years. Our business has increased over the previous year, and hope that this year, by fair dealing and kind and strict attention to business to outstrip all former years. In order to better accommodate our customers and also ourselves, we have de- termined to enlarge our premises this summer. We have still a large supply of WIN'IMIZI. GOODS Which we wish to dispose of at reasonable prices. ADAMS' EMPORIUM, R. ADAMS. LONDESBORO RUMBALL' 5 li� FACTORY Huron Street, Clinton We have on hand an assortment ofisplendid BUGGIES. CARRIAGES, & WAGGONS Which we guarantee to be of first-class material and workmanship. I you want a good articleat the price of a poor ono, call and see us. F. RUMB.4�LL, C1.,1NTON Ohidley's Furniture & UNDERTAKING WAREROOMS FURNITURE : : UNDERTAKING Have you seen our $13 Bedroom Suit lyet. If not, call and see them. The Beautiful Chromos in a heavy Gilt Frame that we are offering at $1, beats anything ever offered in the picture line This branch is under the management of J. W.Chidley, jr. Night calls answered at his residence, King Sreet, op- posite foundry. JOSE PH OH I DL.,EY, FINE FURNITURE . ANCIER, 9,,LINTON CLINTON Kahn's Perfection Wafers A RAPID AND POSITIVE REMEDY FOR THE ABSOLUTE CURE OF ®Nervous Disorders and Debility, Spinal Exhaustion, Bad -Complexion, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Physical Decay and General Weakness. Also KAHN'S PENNYROYAL WAFERS for sale by JA.1,L EJS H. COMBS THE BEHRINGo SEA QUESTION John Bull on one side of the wall, Uncle Jonathan on the other, Find Sir John Thompson's face in the above cut. The publishers of "The Canadian Music Folio" will give 550 in Cash to first person sending in a correct answer'to the above puzzle (by having the face marked thus : X); 525 in cash to the second correct answer ; 515 to the third correct answer ; 510 to the fourth correct answer, and 55 in cash to every tenth correct answer to the close. These prizes are not Targe, but we award every dollar just as adver- tised. See the list of prize -winners in our last contest at the bottom of this advertisement. — If you are in doubt concerning the merit we claim for this beautiful publication, write to some friend here or any Toronto papers, who can easily vouch for what we say. You want latest and most popular music, and you want it at tho lowest prices. Send us 3o cents, and afterou. receive the Folio if you are not satisfied, write us, and we will cheerfully return your money. The most prominent musical people in Canada are among our subscribers. CONDITIONS.—Every person sending an answer must enclose with same ten three -cent stamps (30 cents) for one month's trial subscription to the Folio, which contains this month the following latest music "LA SERENATA" Waltzes. "OVER THE WAVES" Waltzes. "HEART OP MY HEART," Vocal. "BRAN' NEW LITTLE COON," Vocal, and also In Schottische and Polka. "MY MOTHER'S KISS," f Vocal. "FACES" Comic. "ANDALUCIA" Waltzes, Containing In all 56 pages. ' Write to -day and you may receive a prize that will repay you many times over for your trouble. You will not lose anything, for the musk alone cannot be bought elsewhere for five times the amouut of your remittance.of List prize -winners in our last competition: Mies Olara Morton, 5 Melbourne Place, Toronto, $25 cash; Miss Mary Strange, Hamilton, $15 cash; Mrs. W. Vanalstine, 6o Oak st., City, 1Q casht Miss lva Bonner, cor. Yonge and Queen sts., city, $5 cash; Miss Carrie Davies, cor. Sherbourne and Carlton, $5; E. W. Eman.6o Pembroke et., $g ; Mrs. H. L. Aylmer, i4i Alexander st., Montreal, $5 ; Mrs. F. Mackelcan, 102 Calhemie st., Hamilton, $5; Mrs. Dr. Gauvieau, St. Isidore, Que., $5 ; Geo. Moirisette, Three Rivers, Que., $5 : Vincent Green, Prof. of Music Trinity College, Port Hope, $5; Gertrude L. Young, care of Dr. Young, Virden, Man., $g ; Mrs. Rev. G. Lockhart, Alexander, Man., $5; Miss Crawford, Brandon, Man., $g: James Leckie, 323 Alfred vt , Winnipeg, Man., $5 ; Chas. Becker, Imperial Hotel, Vancouver, B. C., ; 'Miss SusiesExtence, Mount Pleasant, Vancouver, B. C., $g. WO tire Missing a big snap if you miss this month's number. Address : CANADIAN MUSIC FOLIO. 10 ltiotorl,n,•£ t. '�' r.6w� ti .t: if'