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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1893-06-23, Page 8Duncan left last Setur- ole a vii tb to her sigter gt. 1ipley;. or one who hap passed, thrall tho, a�jOtione so bee, .she+hooka- particular- lywell. " Mr Chas broil, s ., of Aeh- ld,was around ori h visit,to hie fricttdie. ere last week; though recently aitpoat at the point of oath, hi Many friends •" in uron willpleased tar hotrn. that i 8- •hu h •and ee s as welt as.he dint ten i 1It, ears ago.' Miss Azie Glthbings'left, on 1 ridttr,~ oa visait 10 Detroit.. `Mfrs d isemant is visitfagfriendsin Sti►far s. I ., • i Mr.1).•Cantektzthas bought the.b'riek.i `in the building owned by his brother, i and h+ ?removett them fens oyvn lse. • An old Paan named 4oxnties was run rn (r. tattoos •na others • Ii son Wish; ole rooms whila attending too ueadar000nr oallonne Yerycon the lockup PP 0444F for•beiltgq drhtlk n9d t disorderly; after spending the l sh ` there 'Jc.'m .allowed to `go in nil the morni�ugg 1,t'r Edwacd gulling; Q. o Ta Vit. despatcher at:.Conlon„ formerly I5.4' of Clinton, is'regoveripg^ from a $erioii$ eon attack of lean trouble.. • Muse Ettie fit Srgallacombe,'Exeter,,sisterof Mr T,. Smallacomlte . Clinton, is sua'e,ring frown -� a scyQa a ttlwk o quinsy; she was. not ,dltlseeterl live at one, 1me. ' Dr,gpun Moils. � returned from the Wept on; riday. Mr ' grids 1 Will Thomas of Omaha. has been vis- enient. trees Ger 00;140014:any• part of ^ o airy 7 takers etteon minutes to gc to t , fair tOro t.qult neixlsbaromea.Acan agar, for ffteen comp and nli';iiooms 75 d or 66:.per yiegx osppciai, ratoppto ,,abiessgoo.. �AdfrdeeshMBS 8 QTUFTS, yt. l ng1owood. pbtoago, i11, t.r t.1 oWU to1)1f'0. X4110—Mrs W. Robinson, bort roads received a telegram announcing the unexpected her son John's. wife, at Rol. ty. *lob., `from• Bright's disease kidneys, at the age of 27 years. IPIENT Ftft The, other day, is ;,wires for lighting' purposes placed rn Davis every, and Sat - night a fire b okeeout where the' came in eontaet with some wood - fortunately it'was extinguished any dalnage was. "done. BEST MARL ET, --A Tuckersmith r br'ou"ght his wool here on Sat- and received 3 cents • a, pound !Or 'it'1n cash -than he was offered her, place • r `lis own .remark hat:"Cli#sands the best market ie county, taking it -all around." 1+^nv,XO -- On Friday Mr Jos. Mal- lari h,of Dungannon,was before Messrs G arva : and Steep; J. 'P's., charg- inspector; ;.Paisley with having $ bar open on SLXnday, and also hav- ing two bars. Both charges were sus- tained and a fine of . $�20 and costs in flitted in each ease: A Bre, Onza a .—Jackson Bros. have received an' order from the Lucknow Orange Lodge for .50,silk hats and over 100 white -vests;;to.complete their out - t -for the 12th of July; , The Lucknow en were wise in selectin�+�� firm that can fill any order, : otmatter'bow large, with the greatest "re aptitude and sat- isfaction. SuMarEIee Ton —We are in receipt of a copy of Summer Tours.published by the, Canadian Pacifle Railway Co. a.,;.It, contains a host of information re- `garding travel and various routes for summer' tourists; as well as a descrip- tion of the .scenery—rates, etc. Cop- ies of this work- can be `obtained -from A. Cooper, agent of the company. Sonoox, BOARD.—TIie regular- meet- : of-tlie school board was 'held on day\ evening: • A- few accounts re passed. The'principal reported average Attendance for May, of 380,' increase over Apr}l of 37 He also atesthat the tri.$ntof'cerhad Said he roothave time i present to enforce. e Truancy Act 1M1.'r'esolution was 'ged intimating thut�the,matter be ported -to the council if the " duties he not` discharged. .T4Eit PonsioNEn.--Two of our citizens Messrs John Steepand J. .Glilro¢.--were _painfully sick for a couple .of days—(Mr Steep is not better, yet and.the medical man who was called in claimed that both had been psroned by inhaliri „ Paris ; reen ligy'had`been using i 'to spray fruit ees, and do not think it possible. they ouid have inhaled it. But the fact re- aitis that they were quite sick• -from orae unknown cause. on PtQBLIC SCHOOL!!.—The appor- tionment of the legislative grant to ;the several municipalities is based up- on the latest returns of population for the year 1892, and the division between the public and'separate schools on the average attendance of that'year, as re- ported by the inspectors, public school boards and separate school trustees respectively. .The public school ap- portionment p- ptlrtion ent.in Huron is as follows:— A9hfleld, $439; . Brussels, $147; -Blyth, $115; . Clinton, $301; Colborne, 5245; Goderich - townehi , $322; Goderich town. $403; Exeter, $200;Seaforth, $315; Grey, $`166; Hay, $452; Howiek, $537; Hulett, $386; McKillop, $330; Morrie, $381'; Stanley, • $292; Stephen, $410; Ttickersrnith, $345; Turnberry, . $284; 17sborne. $300; Wawanosh East, 32.30; avbanosh, est, ,$238; Wingham, 1)04.111 OF ALEX.• JOHNSTON.—The death of.11r Alexander Johnson, for many years, a well-known banker in Strathroy, and a. member of the 'old .firm of Johnston, Tiede!' & Gale, Clin- ton, occurred at his residence, 596 Ituron St,, Toronto. shortly after one o'clock•Fridayy afternoon, after a long and severe illness. He had been ail- ing for abouttwo)years and the,malady. was of such a nature that his friends felt that recove was out of the ques- tion. His death, therefore, was not `unexpected. Mr Johnston was a na- tive of Adelaide, where he grew up to ntlinhood, and at the age of 18, or in 1800,,he opened a store in Strathroy, *here he :pro. pered, in business for eight years. In 1868, he organized a • private bank, and in this�venture also he :vas for taany years very •successful. During the :thine he wasin the banking line he speculated largely in stocks anti real estate and was reputedly waatthy,. rand assisted very materially in lauhch- ing importantindustriesin his adopted home He was treasurer of the•town 10,1873; and Mayor in 1:.1, In politica he was an Ardent Conservative and coliteste'd the West Riding of middle• sex for" the Ontario Le gislature lit 1861, defe,xting on that Occasion the lion. G. t � •Rossi The E1eption Court unseat- ed h'iiix and he never offered for politi- pat honors ;again, Mr Johnston .was k trdhtaarted and charitiable, and had many friends throughout Western' On'tar�io He leaves a Wife and faintly to mourn his death. Me .1. P. 'ischii, �6.Clinton, attended the -funeral on onttay. itiitg friends; xere.()Wing to a broken shaft,which tooksomati time to repair, a nwnber of Zthe Doherty Organ eta- ployees took a codple of holidays.. last week. Several members of the Horde Circle went to Londesboro last night, to participate in the meeting there, Lightning burned out the connections of qquite a dumber of telephones last Friday; unfortunately there is no way to prevent this., Mr unfortunately and•wife, of B uevale;•:were'- in town for a couple of days this -Week. Mrs. ,Coats, and her daughter Carrie, left on a Visit to Chicago, on Tuesday. Dr Turnbull is away this week, attendingthe meeting. of the Ontario Medical Association, at Toronto. The Liberals of Clinton were not personally represented at the Otta- wa Convention, the delegates appoint- edbeing unable to leave their business. The Entrance Examinationcommences hereon the 26th, and continues „the two following days. Mrs Palterman, of Stapleton, has been quite ill for several days. -Mrs Hill, of Brussels, mother of Mr J. W. Hill, has gone on a visit to members of her family living in Manitoba. Mr Amor -Smith-slipped on a plank the other day and fell, breaking his collarbone. On Wednes- day Messrs W. Tiplady, Cornish, and Batty left ona trip to friends in Michi- gan. Miss Hattie Sibley is home on a visit. We are informed that Mr John McMillan, who recently took a lot of cattle to Glasgow, did not make a big haul out of them, having unfortunatel struck a bad market. On Saturday Mr Carling sold two of the buildings, in the .Dodsworth row; Mr W. Butler buying one and Mr Geo. Lavis the other; he has still two for sale, which can be bought cheap. Mrs Large, of Listowell, has been visiting her sister, Mrs E. Turner, Word was last week received fram Mr C. Milne, just prior to his departure on the ocean, saying that he already felt in much better health, and expected to come back fully restored,' Reeve. Kerr, . of Brus- sels, passed. through town on Wednes- day, on hie way to Godericli to attend the wedding of his brother-in-law Mr Kay, assistant postmaster of Stratford, to Miss Lizzie Dickson, daughter -of the late Postmaster Dickson,- • Several members of the Wingham FireBrigade passed through Clinton, on Saturday, on their way home from Galt, where they had been -successful in capturing let prize in hose reel•race, against five competitors. It is said that the street committee will,shortiy_eha,ve,the cross- ing in `front of McKenzie's planing mill thoroughly repaired; they cannot do it too soon Mr It has beery in bad shape longer :than it should have been, especi- ally in wet weather,' The Grand Lodge ,of Good Ten>iplars meet' at Manillton, next Tuesday; Mr Geo, Swa1lovv • was the delegate chosen to represent Clin- ton. Messrs W. Jackson and Dr. Gunn have both got back from the West and are in ecstacies over the World's Fair. We are glad to know that Mr V. J. Gilpin, who was taken so seriously ill at Owen Sound, is now recovering; he has decided to take as year's rest. Johnnie, -son of. Rev J. W. is hotne from Belleville Rev.W Smyyth. had a couple ofearly callers; ;on Wed- nesday, morning when Mr J. Stevenson an4 Miss M. McLinchey, df Stanley, came and were ;made man and wife. -On Sunday, Doc. Blackall drove to London and back to attend thet neral of a cousin; it was a pretty big drive for one day and that so warm. The other day Mr Stickle, teacher, Mullett, wheeled from Clinton to his boarding place, three miles north of Londesboro, in 40 minutes. and on Monday R. Holmes went to Londesboro in 30 min- utes during the warmest part of the day. .Mr James Steep is doing quite a trade in hogs this year, making heavy shipments weekly. Mrs H. B. Chang. is visiting at St. Catharines. • Misses Beesley and Smith left on .a visit to Moosejaw, on Monday. An excursion under the auspices of the West Huron 1{armer's Institute, will be run to the Model Farm, on Tuesday, 27th June; the fare from Clinton is only $1; the trip includes Wingham and interven- ing stations, and Goderich. Mrs.Thos. Archer, of Hullett, left here on Wed- nesday, on a visit to relatives . in Dako- ta. Rev. J. Ferguson, of Granton,call- ed on a few of his friends in town, on Tuesday, while on his way home from Londesboro. Rev. R. Henderson, of Auburn, returned from Synod on Wed- nesday. Rev. W. Smyth is away at Toronto this week. Dr. Shaw was a guest at a wedding in Goderich, Wed- nesday; he will be the principal in one some of these days. Mrs. Joe Clark, Toronto is visiting here. The next stock fair will be held on the 5th July. A conference of the Brethren is in ses- sion at Brantford this week; about 15 members of the Society here are in at- tendance. A couple of gentlemen troin Prince Albert, Assa., were here this week endeavoring to purchase a ear of Short -horn and Polled -Angus bulls,. for a government ranch In the.northwest. Tee Mouth Organ Band goes out to Mr. Lowery's''school pic-nic in Hullett, to -day. Mr. Bond, Toronto, and his daughter, Mrs. Grey, are theguests of Up, .1. (iibbin s, The nett sitting of Division Court Will be on the 29th inst. Mr, J. L. Doherty has opened a train- ing stable in Mr. Farrah s large barn; and has already, a good string of dyers, among them F red Archer, who* he gave a record of 2.312. Mr. G.F. Einer - son had on exhibition here for a few days, a Carnot Scorcher, done up in white enani,el; it was greatly admir- ed, and has been sold to Mr. J. Marks, of Bayfield. Messrs. Geo, Carter, of Londesboro, and Chas. Burling, Myth, tirchased bicycles here this week.-- estandtty fir ,Toa. Allanson ga.hered stable new potatoes, and a bushel or n of fine green peas; this is eirceptIon• !ly early.. waut to OleaV Oat our very large str°ek f You ha'o till noW If you have :oil reinarkabri? ti t o buying your 'unmet' Hat will ,be able' to take advantage of the; IQ' ,clearing prices we have put on all ¶trimmed r • ii. `lTntrilpilmed Hats and Millinerymaterials ate>��ais E HAPS• y4it want a Chea Hat fog +gig, yourself or one of the girls. - If you do we bave a. whole table full which were all the way from 25c to 75c. a piece,that you can take your choice from. for A QUARTER We have had a• good, a very good ;millinery season, and -are anxious to clear out as much, as is possible of the summer stock. It 'don't do to carry, it over to anotht r season, so jlst now you can pick up some big bargains in our Millinery Department STANDARD PATTERNS and Fashion Sheets, for • July are now here. For economy of material and per- fect fit. Standard Patterns have ho equal Estate CLINTO Pertinen uestion • Why is it that the linss of Suits we tell at $7 and $ 10 have ever since their introduction had an ever increasing sale from year to year ? � YL The answer is simple They Flt Perfectly, -, Ther Wear Satin factor' i y They LookiNeatp Dressy ACK.,SON BIOTIEEERS, Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters CLINTON and ;SEA FORTH. vl.,r�trr��- � ...:... ��',>'�.. � J .L •ice . l�� t- k r 6.. J, 0 that o et ck '��' � Q ��y ha!re ; andne of thi�r;�year's patterns -.left when the new.pitterne coxae Out'. • ".� t4er to do ;this,; a shall ,give ., y i ,. a give K 1 1 tt Special Bargains in all' Papers': ,and BordO af, during the remainder of this mouth, from 3c a �cwaxlu . IN $ �. '� CARRi,A,GES � EXPRESS tP` Welave s.°.:. i . , e pedal: val,ues;:.a cotupaxison Of •-I~lees� convince you that here is the place -0 buy IROC)39IIN E31:t08sr a Book Store and News Depot, Mackay Block, Clinton: ATTENTi We shall talk this week about BOOTS sand SHOES Because we have purchased a stock of Boots and Shoes, made by well-known and reliable makers, such as King, Hamilton, Slater, Cooper & Smith and others. Goods that are new and will give satisfaction to the buyer. We are prepared to give the best value in Boots and Shoes ever offered in Clinton We bought this stock at 60c, on the $ and •to clear out, the stock we sell at less than wholesale prices. $3,000 worth to select from. Come and see the goods and get prices be- fore buying. • Remember this is no old stock, but new and reliable goods. . Plumsteel & Gibbings, Clinton_ BEESLEY & C • . ' FATS • 0 ladies' & Misses Hats. You can have your choice of any HAT in our - S io W Window at the Small Figure of I. Ai .25 , CENTS . •• . They -are worth far more Money, but we aro- willing roMwilling to let you have them at that Price. Tho Ladles Favorite Establishment BEAVER BLOCK, CL,JN ON . 0