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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1893-06-02, Page 5gl}P�M.'(LMMRw.r lJf 4 AR NN4;i0;014,1+P#P,1 L4,Y1.. M., ISTZVir ERAx .. f 4=0 2 3 e >o ellel be found in Ohio beduting t an that *in surprise io Store 'a► at pricers TehOlion,. )4phonge' Is is • an did slt r' with a new version., Gash tells where ". ..., e ysell for' cash OnIy' r and at one price, this- a big advantage inthe race for trade. Wil HAVE*O, BLD DEBTei -:why? because we contract no debts of any kind Buyers get the full benefit -of small pxciits'becaoso.evbrybody pays cash ' here, and 'prices are f4tired out on that basiA. Carefully selected to suit the season–are bought and sold strictly for Cash. Thaw the reason we ace able to sell them so 'cheap. That's the reason our business is increasing. People know tbat if we gave credit we could not sell at suoh low prices. If you want anything in any kind of BOOTS and SHOES, for the hot weather, you can get it here. Btltter'and Eggs taken as Cash. 1 'AYLOR 4 SONS. e 3rd day of June, : we win n ser every r. 1 t is store at ezaotly Half Price. Remember we hale some beautiful goods in�'. from $4 to 515, • all Patterns, Colors Makes lines, ranging in price ansa and Styles, and all this season's buying, imported from Germany b ourselves for this spring's trade, but as the 1st of June is here we wish _ to clear determined that �rice. will do it, and the people them out, and. are p p get the benefit. This sale begins at 9 o'clock a. m. and ends at 10 p. m, We will a out the balance of the Wholesale stock of also clear CREPONS in B lack, Fawn • and Cream, Fine Black Dress Goods." Black .Br. ocaded Dustr eensat 50 cents on the dollar MEN'S BOYS' and GIRL'S ROY do W�SEMA, CLIlSTON STRAW HATS —See our 15 cent — GI I R LS Woman. • Desiring a very fine Baby Car- riage at small cost should call at J. TWITCHELL'S as he has SAILOR HATS Buried —AND OUR - 10 Cent BOYS HATS en's Straws at 15o, 1'Tc, 2Oo25c No better in the trade. 5 per cent off for Cash. Robt. Coats & Son, Clinton, OTSSHOES We are now giving a Discount of Ten per cent to all Cash buyers ofBoots and Shoesat our store ("NO. JACKSON., Clinton Comet Cycles THE COMET WINS Read the reports of all the principal races of the 24th and' yon will see that the COMET loads,thena all. Now is the time to place your Order. You won't 'be in it if yon do not get a A rnnniber of good Second-hand wheels for tale at a bargain. • Mg Loi High prices, and is bound to sell if low prices will do it. Being Alive To the interests of his custo- mers, he is giving 10 per cent off the $ for Cash on Buggies and also on Boors & SnoEs. Persons requiring TRUNKS,VA- LISES, HARNESS, both Double and Single, should call In And examine his stock, as they will get as good if not the best value in Clinton Also a large-gilantity of pine and cedar Shingles for sale. ENGINEER WANTED. GALL AT-, Steady employmentDoRER oy CO., Clinton Cion er'sBook8fore NOTICE.WWW v!/ The Cecina of the corporation of.the County AND GET A JUNE of Huron will meet in the Court Renee, Godo- rioh, oz *JESDA1', JUNE (fru, at 8 o'clock p. re. Accounts againstthe County meat be pre, LANA, Clerbefore the drat day of mooting. W, DEL/NEA TOR Z 75c Dated May25th,1393. Dissolution ,"ar'tnorshifi. Notioo i0 hereby given that the tpartnetibip ander eerm name or theClinton Q ganiCow, Piny, bas been diaaolyed by Inutile! Consent. G, BLAT413FORD W. S: SWAFFIEl D, D. G'I1AIiAM. James Scott, t#itneses Dated at Clinton day of oar. 1891 The baeinesatvill be eontintiea Wider the:Milne tltl9. 'Vit: Mid O1lnteri organatim tints' .. Mr IllbtebfOrd it 111,018400, . ';D. (iki ,gOli *---OR A IEEE-a- CLINTON MARKETS Corrected every Thursday afternoon. . Thursday, June 1,1898. Wheat fall Wheat spring Oats - Barley .. 0 35 a 0 45 Peas r 0 55 a 0 57 Floor per bal a 4 30 J Butter 0 13 a 0 15 1 Eggeper doz 0 19 a 0 10 Potatoes per bushel 0 50 a 0 50 Pork 7 60 a 7 50 Bay. new 6 03 a 7 00 Hides, No. 1trimmed 8 00 a 4 00 Hidee,rongh 2 50 a 8 50 Sheep Skins 0 40 a 1 00 WoP loa,1e' bag 0 50 a 0 75 018a020 033 a 067 .a._0.60..a-04.4...._.—..... 031 a 0.32 HOKN • FRASER.—In Stanley on May 26th, the wife' of Mr Thos. Fraser of a daughter. Mo$ENZIE.—In Stanley. on May 27th, the wife of Mr Alex. McKenzie, of a daughter. MARRIED. MANNING—TAYLOR.—At the residence of the bride's mother, Clinton on May 30th, by the Rev. J. Walker Shilton, B. A., Mr Wilber N. Manning, to Mies Allfe E. M., Taylor, second daughter of Mrs A. Taylor, Clinton. 24th M yy, yRthe Raev. i B. Waltwin Stratford, W. to Mills, of hluevale, former! of Stanley, to Mies Lizzie Churchill, of Bluevale. GARNESS—WATSON.—On May 24th, by the Rev. R. Paul, Mr Wm. Garneee, to Miss Mary Ann Watson, both of Morris. Mayy l3 d,Rbysthe Rev D. Forrest, Mr Tho as Richardson of Seaforth to Miss Kate daughter of the late Geo: Campbell, 18th con., Grey. WALKER—WILLIAMS.--At the residence of the bride's parents, Grey, on May 24th by Rev. W. Ottewell Mr Geo. L. Walker, of East Wawanosh, to Miss Jennie B., second daughter of Mr Thomas Williamson, of Grey. PHILLIPS—HILL.—At the residence of Mr Isaac Langstrothy,,� Seaforth,,,� on May 24th,��ippssby. Rev. u ham, Oxforrd 'County, to Mish s Mary Phillips, of Seaforth. ELLIOTT—KEITH.—On May 24th at the Mornington Manse, by Rev. J. W. iiameron, Irwin Elliott, of East Wawanosh, to Margaret Keith, of Eima township. ARMSTRONG—TACKABERRY.— On May 10th, by the Rev. D. Rogers, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr John Armstrong, to Mise Mary Tackaberry, both of Ashdeid. RL1ID—MoLEAN.—On May 18th at the Methodist parsons o, by the Rev. J. Galloway, Mr James W. Reid, of Hay township, to Mies Mary Ann McLean, of Hibbert. CLARKE—KENNEDY.—At the residence of p the Rov.sNeileBhaww,, Mr dmond darks oY FENCE WIRE, BARB WIRE, ,BRAIDED WIRE, Toronto to Mise Edith Alice, eldest daughter of Mr H. 1. Kennedy. DIED. GALVANIZED WIRE ANNEALED WIRE GAULEY.- In Clinton, on May 26th, Matilda May, daughter of W. Gauioy, aged 17 years, 6 monthsand .—It ALL AT CLOSE CASH PRICES GARRETT.—It Hullett, on May 30th, Tether, and wife22 ofday-John Garrett, aged 71 years, 1 month • s. BEACOM.—In flMerioh township on May 8th, Annie M., youngest daughter oi Mr Robt. I Beacom, aged 18 years, 2 months. FOSTER FROM THIS DATE THE VERY BEST Cabinet Photos ANY STYLE FOR 3$per doz., at FOSTER'S PAINT your Barn Paint your House Paint your Fence Paint yourwFloors Paint your Buggy, Paint your door and Window frames Make all look good as new. No trouble to do it with our Ready�Mixed Paints 2 _ GRABBY . �I►i Hullott, on May 24th John W. � Grasby son of Mr Jatnos Grasby, aged 27 years; DED ES.—Di Goderioh Township, on May 31st, Catharine Deovcs, relict of the lateJohn Deevice, aged 87 years. PRODITOE STORE. having twitted the store next to that of Mr C. , Carob°, the undersigned is HresahtanyWitt, NO ra uanti y et t#finit ltill Hutter buy tinted April 27.1898. ISAAC MORLEIT. They illustrate 611. the I l'ew Fane Patterns Fashion Shee/Free B which can be had hotel no now, (Thursday, Ray 18th.) b� ' gb Gr'oo, B or ( O.; • b lr;fOU`S " AND tot FOR SALE The ploasausly aftuated byIett cottage en Isaac rest, at present coot! led by siibaeriber. It ntbins8 bedraoll:s, parlor, dinin ronin, closets ; odoellar hardandsofttaator.. nbrter4rorelol ref fruit trdda bt'ail kinds,' . Rita en anal/Iva- ed., Will .e ablM'on rebeellable teriu,. Pstrtl. Glare on ap 4iidbtlon to BUG111iO3S. k. e gi''ve. E3igheeit IE'riees in Ca h .#or nutter,. Uggs, Patatoest, Lard. an L.i/111 ..f td 'iS•t�war4r�.r. ...].Wu. I...A .. Aga..,,aui.