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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1893-06-30, Page 6CLINTON' NEW ZBL Tile place to buy your Watohe9 is fit 8.EMIILWL C We are giving special good value in Ladies' 10 & 14 H . Watches Whioh we defy competition in. Also spe- cial value in GENTS WATCHES. O41 and see us and you will be satisfied. • 061 Head Is not mare desirable in hot weather than Cool .Feet RUSSET SHOES Are more comfortable to wear because the leather contains less oil and does not hold the heat as do shoes of black leather. Besides, light-colored shoes for summer wear are in style A Good Russet Shoe at any price. If you don't want a Tan Shoe we have All Styles in Black Everybody knows that we carry an excellent assortment, from the lowest grades to the highest qualities Selling forCash only we sell at the lowest possible margin Batter and Eggs taken as Cash. TAYLOR& SONS WE WILL HQLD OUR BIG SUMMER BARGAIN CSN JTTLY 511'1:'. Which we purpose making the greatest event of the season. We do not intend picking out a few special articles that we wish to dispose of, but throw our doors wide open to the public for that day, and let them know and see what BARGAIN DAY at this store means. BARGAIN DAY in all our hue Dress Goods, C lothing,Our- tains, Carpets, Smallwares and Notions, Corsets, Laces Gloves, Staples, Mantles, Capes, Parasols, Boy's and Men's Suits, in fact every article inside our four square walls, will for this particular Bargain Day, be offered. Come as early as you can and secure the best. er Twine GIY-TROY Be '1W�ST�iViA' CLINTON STANDARD RED CAP 3 PLY FLAT BLUE RIBBON The old, reliable, and tested brands ROOMS TO RENT Several good comfortable ro moif to rent, on reasonable terms. Apply to MISS REID,Mary St PROPERTY FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale the property on the 15th eon., Goderich Township, being the east end of part of lot 33. The property con- tains two sores of land, and bas a good house, and barn thereon. All is in a first-olsss state of onitivation. If not sold by July let, will be offered by Public Auction. Apply to JAS, HOWSON, Anat., or to the proprietor, JAS. COTTLE, on the promisee. 4i• BICYCLES Evenly spun. Full standard length per pound, Best value in the market: Call and see samples and get reduced prices New St re 'HARL AND BROS, Old Stand Macka Block Brick Block SUGARS .A big stock of REDPATH'S GRANULATED SUGAR; big cut in 100 lbs. and barrel lots. Still carry the finest of BLACK HYSON and JAPAN TEA. BINDING TWINE.—We aro handling a car load of Binding Twine. Some of the best and cheapest in the market. More feet for a sent than any other twine made. ("1 -FO SWALL()w, • (Jlinton JESSOP & McI LROY, CASH DEALERS IN Groceries & Provisions, Boots & Shoes, Y.tdltkfCNr t New - o'r - Secondhand TERMS CASH or one-third cash, bal- ance monthly on approved notes bear- ing interest. We will also rent wheels by the hour or day. Call or write for a catalogue of good wheels. COOPER & CO. Clinton CLINTON MARKETS Corrected every Thursday afternoon. Thursday, June 29,1893. Wheat fall 0 60 a 0 64 Wheat spring 0 60 a 0 64 Oats 032a034 Barley 0 35 a 0 45 Peas 0 55 a 0 56 Floor per bal a 4 80 Butter 0 13 a 014 )rggsper doz 0 9 a 0 10 Potatoes per bushel 0 50 a 0 60 Pork 7 50 a 7 60 Hay, 6 03 a 700 Hides, No. 1 trimmed ' 300 a 4 00 Hides, rough 2 50 a 3 50 Sheep Skins 0 40 a 100 Apples, per bag 0 60 a 0 75 Wool 018a022 THE BRITISH CATTLE MARKET LivERPOOL, June 26.—The market con- tinues dull and week. Receipts of United States and Canadian cattle have been very heavy and general home supplies have also been very fair. Prices, calculated at 34.80 to the'£. are: Fineetsteers, 1140; good to choice ilo; poor to medium, 10o; inferior and balls, 74 to 9. MONTREAL LIVE STOOK MARKET There were about 250 head of butchers' cattle, 160 calves, 800 sheep and piga, and over 100 lean hogs and small pigs offered at the east abattoir today, Prides of cattle made a farther advance to -day and were decidedly the highest of the season, quality oonsidered. The best butchers' cattle sold at from 44 to 5o per lb, and there ,were LW really ohoioo beeves itmong them; pretty Odd stook sold at aboutCIO per ib, and half fatted beasts at £roux 8* to clearly #*o 13uitN JOHNSTON.—In Clinton, on the 23rd inst-, the wife of Mr Oliver Johnston, of a son. MEDD.—In Colchester South, on Wednes- day June 7th, the wife of Rev. E, Medd of a daughter. GEMMILL.—In Tuckersmith, on the 18th inst., the wife of Mr James Gemmill, of a son. MARRIED. HOLMES—COLE.—At St. Catharines on the 27th inst., by the Rev. Mr. VanVyyck, Mr Edmund T. Holmes, of the CLINTON NEW ERA. to Miss Louie Cole, eldest daughter of Mr .Aaron Cole. KEW—CRYSLER.—At Niagara Falls on the 21st, by the Rev, Mr. Crawtgrd, Mr. W. W. SeW, formerly of Clinton, to Miss Libble'Cry- sler, HARWOOD—DOWN.—At the residence of the bride's parents, on the 21st inst., by the Rev. A. L. 'Russell, Edward Harwood, of Toronto formerly of Exoter, to Miss Laura, youngest daughter of Mr James:Down. ANDERSON—HEN ING.—At the residence of the bride on the 21st inst., by the Rov. Wm Torrance, bride, A. Anderson, of London. to Miss Minnie Henning, of Goderich, sister of Mrs Swaf leld, Clinton. LONGWORTH—WORTLEY.—On the 21st inst., at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. J. M. Rose, Mr Wm. Koss Long- worth of Echo Bay, Algoma, (toraierijf of Mc- Iiillop) to Miss Jane, eldest daughter of the late John Worthoy, of the 16th con. Grey, HAMILTON — HORTON.—At St George's churoh, Goderich, on the 28th Inst, by the rec- tor, Mr. W. C. Hamilton of Regina, to Florence C., second daughter of 1? i. Horton, Esq. DIED. MILLIN. —In Hullott on the 25th inst., Solomon Millin aged 73 years and 11 months. Archie, fifth sdn ofdWalternJackson aged s11 years and 9 months. CORBETT.—In Hay, on the 18th inst., Mrs Margaret Corbett, (relict of the late Joseph Corbett aged 85 years and 2 months. CASE.—In Osborne, on the 17th inst., Joseph Case aged 77 years. inst., , Wm M Montgomery, aged 73 years the 19th For 3 Months Ten cents off the $ for Cash, This means cheap FOSTER', FROM THIS DATE THE VERY BEST Cabinet Photos ANY STYLE FOR 3:per doz., at FOSTERS Bcoi s & Shoes, Baby Carriages Expres Wagons Also a full line of TRUNKS, FLY NETS, VALISES, • DUSTERS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, ETC. • Three cave of Pine and Cedar SR NGLES expeoted at one° gas,} Twitohdll,. CLINTON, • oYou WANT BINDER TWINE HAY FORKS SCYTHES SNATHES SPADES SHOVELS FENCE WIRE Or PARIS GREEN .,r