Clinton New Era, 1893-09-15, Page 5)
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'ALL ON
J. B. RU M BALL,,
Jeweler and Bell Telephone Exchange.
B00Ts � WEAR
We sell splendid shoes, and not too costly, in styles that are
the requisite of everybody. That we have our hands
full of trade all the time makes it certain that we are
suiting both the minds and the feet of our customers.
We don't have any occasion to complain of trade, even
in mid -summer, but it's the fall trade we're looking
after now. It isn't a wonder, that we want. more to do.
That's why we advertise. We can do more. Our
hands are never too full to serve you.
l'allili
We've an excellent fall stock. InyhQ words of some great
man"itmustb seen to �appreciated."
a ee b
You want Boots and Shoes suitable for fall
wear. We've got all kinds and all sizes, and
pretty nearly all prices, and what is better than
all else our prices are CASH, which means that
they are down to the lowest mark
Batter and Eggs taken as Cash
AYLOR & SONS
{Hard,
Practical,
Enthusiastic,
—HAS PLACED—
The Forest City Business College of London
In the proud position it occupies to -day. Catalogue free.
J. W. WESTERVELT
Jessop & Mcllroy, Blyth
Have removed to their new premises
Opposite ,Queen's Hotel
0
AUCTION SALE
on Saturday evening next,
Sept. 16, at the old stand.
Bargains in GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, &c
Jessop & McIlroy, Blyth
Stray Heifer.
Strayed from premises of subscriber, Base
line, about five weeks ago, a large yeerling
Heifer. grey, but mostly light. Marked with a
slit on the under part of right ear. Any one
returning it or giving information as to its
wbereabouta will be suitably rewarded. JAMES
BALL, Auburn P. 0.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A small bay mare three years old, with a abort
tail, a little white on one hind foot, would weigh
about800 lbs., strayed or was stolen on the 17th
July from let 29, con 2, East Wawanosh. Any
parson finding her will receive q5 reward, or in-
formation leading to her recovery will bo duly
rewarded by the owner, MATTHEW LOCK -
HART, Auburn P. 0.
All Sensible People
TRAVEL 'B TIDE C. P. R.
ALL GOOD BUSINESS
• MEN USE THE
J. ELEGR PE.
OLINT-oo AGEi O ' aT
4, 414.01 ortio srec.:tet v ., al,.: -be* 4. s
Boarders Wanted,
r
Subscriber oan accommodate a limited num-
ber of students with good board and comfortable
accommodation. MRS J, BROWNLEE, Albert
Street, North.
FARM FOR SALE or to RENT
The undersigned offers either for sale or to
rent his farm of 77 acres, being lot 21 and part
22, on the 5th eon. of Stanley. Nearly 60 soros
cleared and in good statb of cultivation. balance
good hardwood and • pasture. The place has
living stream running through it. Log house
otroneileroleonchohilAbubarn,
stable,
adur b orchard.
be rented for a term of years,or Bold on very rea-
sonable terms. J W. MILL, Clinton. *1 ft
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Forsale, in the town of Clinton, a small frame
houeo and lot, on the corner of James and Maria
streets formerly °coupled by .Mrs Gooderidgo.
House alas every convenience for small family.
Quarter-acre
ero a e lStation.
ot, g8odwell stable 14x20, situated
pp yyWiIl be sold on very
reasonable
W.MXJROApply
,Holmesviillle.SWALLCW,
STILL IN THE RACE
AFTER THE MIGHTY DOLLAR
WE GET IT THROUGH
YOUR TRADE. •
DO YOU WANT TO.$UYA
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We wish to poi the. people to thefact that now we bel .9ve every,
of Fall Goods h: -.s arrived to hand and opened gip'toour utmost Batik!
tion. Thisappb l es not.only to goods bought in the different market
the. Dominion, t also the larger purchase We made this `fall; in: the
kets o k Great Britain, making in all a grand total of
43 Cases
new, �
freshtaii RHO Inter
rV attractive
bdu ht for the oath and will take the discount on every dollar,
g thereby saving quit
a handsome profi,�whioh we are daily dividing among our customers by offering.,ou
stock at prices considerably below regular houises. If you think this a strong asset
tion, you have onl^;to get the prices of other houses in the same line, and then comic
and get ours and judge for yourselves.
We have been repeatedly told that for newne_,
brightness, for the very latest things to be seen.
city stock , that we stand head and shoulders abo
other dealers. Whether or not this i8 so, we . leave
great buyin,},;public to say, and believe they gene
speak the`ords of truth.
Ladies Mattes and Wraps, Men's and
Ready -]ado Clothing,and Fuse Dress Coo
a to our three leading lines.
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GIY.*OY 8c WISE
CLINTON
A little fellow named Willie Nichol fillet
hie father's pipe with tea, Friday, in Brant
ford, and was having a smoke, when his
little brother knocked the pipe from hifil
month, setting fire to his clothes. The
mother put out the fire, but both were bads?, ''CARTWRIGHT—SHOBBROOK.—At the rosi-
ly burned, donee of the bride's father, Pleasant Villa, near
Clinton, on the 12th inst., by the Rev, H. J. Fair,
BALE REGISTER.Mt John W. Cartwright, of Hallett, to Charlotte
-J oldest daughter of Mr John Shobbrook.
— MILLER—BYE.—At the Manse, Clinton on
Unreserved sale of farm stock, belonginglei Sept.6, by Rev. A Stewart. Mr A. D. H. Miller,
Robt. Mason, Base line, one mile north of C-; to Miss E. L. Bye, of Clinton.
ton, on Thursday, Sept. 28th, at1.p. m. David, ..'';; DIED,
Dickinson, Auct.
BOItN
1MACLENNAN.—At Seaforth, on the 8th inst.
the wife of Kenneth Mat lennan. of a eon.
MARRIED.
CLINTON MARKETS ,
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Sept. 14, 1893.
Wheat fall old 0 59 a 0 62
Wheat fall new 0 57 a 0 60
Wheat spring 0 55 a 0 38
Oats old 029a030
Oats new 0 28 a 0 29
Barley 0 35 a 0 40
Peas 0 50 a 0 52
Flour per bal a 4 00
Butter 0 18 a 0 20
'HENDERSON.—In East Wawanosh, on Satnr-
/dayy, Sept. 2nd, Robert Henderson, aged 35 years.
EADIE.—At Wingham, on the 8th September,
Obert Eadie, aged 70 years.
,$RAITHWAITE.—In Hallett, on the 9th inst.,
lar James Braithwaite, formerly townsnlp clerk,
Ilged 75 years.
CALBECK.—In (Goderich, on the llth inst.,
Cohn Colbeck. formerly of Clinton, aged 85 years
Toronto Correspondence,
(Special correspondent to NEW ERA.).
Chickens per pair0 35 a 0 40 Our Toronto correspondent, after referring to
Egge per doz 0 10 a 0 10 Laurier's great meeting at Newmarket, says:—
,,The speech of the .groat leader was what
Potatpes, new 0 55 a 0 60 ".ini ht havo been expected, comprehensive and
Hay, New and Old 5 03 a 7 00 ' full of practical details, which delighted his
Hides, No. 1 trimmed 3 00 a 4 00 `tremens° audience, and carried conviction to
Hides, rough 2 50 a 3 50 the Conservatives as well as Liberal hearers
that the present state of matters must be ra-
Sheep Skins 0 40 a 1 00 .dically changed. This demonstration has fin -
Wool 0 18 a 0 22 `ally settled the lines on which the next politi-
real battle must bo fought and the Liberajs of
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET 'the Hurons should buckle to their armour at
once and maintain the struggle to a successful
{issue. The mottoes displayed at the ground
There were about 5,50 head of butchers' cattle, and:along the lino of march fully indicated
600 sheep and lambs, 80 calves and 25 lean hogs 'what the people want among them were the
following—Repeal of the Franchise Act, Econ-
omy in expenditure, purity in *administration,
Legislation for the public good only Govern-
ment for the people, not the few; maintenance
of British connection, enlarged markets for
farmers' produce, Taxation for revenue only,
no class legislation, and many others of the
same kind. If every elector could be induced
to read the speeches of Mr Laurier, and fairly
and impartially consider the questions before
'the country.
oheorrruptintOtwasAb-
solutely needed before Canada oan have an
honest government. Tho present time is ex-
toptionally favorable for a remodeling of the
tariffas the United States government is fully
convinced that .the present tariff is ruinous to
both countries, and are fully prepared to meet
'us in rectifying the errors of the N. P. Tho
Wading organ of the N. P. party has been
onrishingin a perfect maize of contradictions
on this subject for months past, and it is quite
amusing to reads the Globe's" expose of the
fallaoy of the Em ire's" attempt to bolster up
the present tariff: Your readers will no doubt
have seen that there is another trade commis-
sioner on his way from Ottawa, this time it is
Mr Bowell and his private secretary, who is to
have an outing at the public expense, and of
all places in the world, he is going to Australia,
Whore a similar state of affairs oxist as is now
troubling our neighbors across the lino and
With whom our high tariff advocates are t{iank-
ing their stars that there aro no closer trade re-
lations with. Such is the consistency of the
Toryprotectionist. Had the Governmentreally
wished to extend our trade with Australia,.
they should havo paid the expenses of a ropro-
soptattve commissioner from that country to
Visit this country, and on their return they
would have been able to place the mattetein•
telligontly before thou countrymonCANera
and young piggs offered at the East End Abat-
toir to -day. The butchers were presentin large
numbers, and trade was fair with scarcely any
variation in prices einem Thursday. Pretty good
cattle sold at about 4c per lb., and a few of the
best at 410 do, but there was no prime cattle on
the market.
LONDON MARKETS.
London, Thursday, Sept.4, 1893.
Eggs per doz., troch 0 15 a 0 15
Butter, beet roll . 0 28 e 0 29
Butter, Crooke 0 25 a 0 25
Apples per basket 0 30 a 0 30
Peaches, per 8 qts , ... 0 45 a 0 70
Peaches, per 12 qts 0 85 a 1 15
Grapes, per Ib 0 02 a 0 06
Pears per basket. 0 35 a 0 60
Plums per basket 0 85 a 1 10
Tomatoes per bush 0 60 a 0 60
Potatoes per bag 0 90 a 1 00
M. Melons per doz .. 0 75 a 1 60
SMITH & SON
Fruit and Commission.
12 and 14 MARKET, LONDON
We solicit consignments, which shall have
our most careful attention. •
We charge 5% and prompt returns. Noth.
ing of our own to sell in prefer.
once to yours.
WANTED :—Plume, Pears and
Apples for this Market
LAND to LEASE in CLINTON
Sixty acres of good land, mostly in grasp, 10
lease forVa term of years, either together o 'ti
lots of ton or more acres. Two tefl•aore lots CI
sale On,inoderato terms. I3, HALE, . (21n
r Dwelling Rouse and Lot fdr Sale
prtilleibbr effor9 fo a e the bridll,oattase„at.
I''TAHeise had Avory ti ohs.. oda ori ItiRaokl10116ul,
' wo°ds ltd an t w . ,,. e r
•
FOSTER
For 3 ]lion
FROM THIS DATW,;
THE VERY BEST, -
Cabinet.
k'
ANY STYLE
S per doz.
FOSTER.
Have You Seen the
If Not You Ought to I
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
DSTE3 IQDAP;
Ever placed on view in Londesboro, ,onsistingo
TWEEDS, ETOFFES, 'IRISH I
NAPS and WORSTEDS.
Bought at a compulsory sale and fully 30 per cert'
below regular prices. You will do well to take,,
the hint and do your buying now. We start out':
with a
Man's ffeavyTweedC�at at
Well made and well trimmed. The jowly
gets first choice. Our stack o
a,
fi
READY MADE SUITS
The Greenway Government were victor-
ions in the bye -election at Brandon, Man.,
on Friday. W. A. Macdonald, Conegr'va-
tiVe leader of the Opposition, was unseat-
ed some time ago, and was again a candi•
date. He was defeated by Mr Charles
Adams, the Greenway Government Candi-
date, by a majority of 30. Maadenald's
majority at the "general election was 1.2.
Mr Daly, Doniinion,Minister of the Ins
Otto, went °tit'• of his Wray. to 4ork
speak ter MacDonald, bat his eg0tt4 iir'Vit
ed net. • S'
$la'.
In Child's, Boys and Men's sizes is complete.
We buy and sell for spot Cash and save mone.
for our patrons, -