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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1893-10-20, Page 5TR CLINTON X= B ARv October 20, 1,86; ?%4 The Watch fir the people; it is •;a Genuine• :Waltham, ' ' ,Towelled, Patent Pinion, Bre uet Hafirspril,K1 Nitkle Movement a* a 0 on, Silvereic , Case, for the small sum of"$9,60 net cash, Now is your time to buy this. Extra Fine Value in a Watch, as my supply of these special movements is limited, and cannot be duplicated, J. B. RUM BALL, Jeweler and Bell Telephone Exchange. hat Kind of Shoes Do You Wear ? ?;,? There's no need of wearing poor Shoes, and you can't afford to at this time of the year, nor of paying high prices for those you do wear. We make it possible for you to get4the things you need at a minimum of expense. WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASH. Therefore we buy to the best advantage and sell on the same principle. RUNT Boots and Shoes We have them for sale. Isn't it worth your while to buy of us? Think it over. Our place of business is known as "The Cash and One Price Store." Butter and Eggs taken as Caeh kYLOR&SONS gir The Forest City Business :and horthaoa Vc„CURB of LandoIl Does No 4. need to hold out such inducements as the payment of "railroad fare," guaran- i teeing of positions, &c., in order to secure patronage. WE DO Offer yon the meet PRACTICAL and THOR-�UGH driiiing in ell business eabjecte which it ie possible to obtain. We have the largest attendance end rho moat com- plete school in Canada. We solicit your patronage on the ground of work. Satisfaction gparanteed or money refunded. Board $2.50 per week. Catalogue free. J. W. WEW1rERVELT Strayed Mare. Strayed into the subscriber's premises, about the 28th of September, a email bay mare. Own- er may have it by proving property and paying charges. JOHN WOON, Reynold road. BOARS FOR SERVICE. becrlber keeps for eervice, at hie premises, , oon. 13, Hulled, a thorobred .Berkshire and also a splendid Chester White. ' Both ne animals from good stock. Terms $1 at of service, or 81.25 if booked, with privilege turning if necessary. J. GARRETT JR. i' Brick Store for. Sale For sale cheap under mortgage, on monthly payments of $11.55, Large 2 -story Brick store and Frame Barn In the Town of Clinton. Apply to LONDON LOAN COMPANY, LONDON, ONT PRAISE We feel pleased, and we have reason to feel pleased on account of the praise bestowed on our Pianos exhibited at the recent fair, and also the flattering testimonials which we received from our patrons. It pays to sell honest goods at honestprlces. See our Pianos before making your selection. G.P. EMERSON, Clinton EgYOU WANT TO TRAVEL ON THE WEST LINE OF RAILROAD—THEN. USE T}IE C. P. R. You wish your Telegrams „sent quickly then use the C. P. S. TELEGRAJ'II. cx,rilTox AG1i7gar AT COOPER'S Book Store. CASH PAID FOR EGGS. — W C. SEARLE, CLINTON FOWLS WANTED 5,000 Fowls' wanted. Highest each prices paid. Inquire of H. LeB HARTT, at the Dry Goode Pal- ace, or E. JONES, Lot 15, Con. 1, Hullett. PUBLIC SALE —OF ABOUT - 100 -HORSES -100 CHOICE STOCK AT THE Western Fair Stables, LONDON, —ON— Tuesday & Wednesday, Oct. 24.25 T. D. Hodgene has concluded to Bell the whole of his Thoroughbred Horses, Colts and Fillies, in training. Together with about 35 head of Trot- ting -bred Roadsters, a number of Carriage and Saddle Geldings and Mares. The stook offered by the undersigned consists of the Thoroughbred Stallions Cortez, by King Alfonso„ out of import- ed ,nvereauld. Ho was a great raeehoreo, and is proving to be a great sire. The Imp. Cleveland Bay Coach Stallion Dandy Dick, over 16 'bands high; a good individual. The Trotting -bred Stallion Alike Scott race record 2.231. June, 1893. By WinneldIScott, sire of six In 2.30 list; let dam by Royal George jr. grand dam of Joe L 2.15 and Reciprocity 2.24 Redpath, 2 yeare, by Red Be11 2.11i, son of Rod Wilkes; let dam by High- land, son of Hambletonian 10. This colt acts like a trotter. Tho Trotting Stook and Thorough - broth; will be all catalogued, as well as the Car- riage and SaddleHorses, before day of eale, or on 16th Inst, THOROUGHBREDS Brood mares Curtolima, by Judge Curtis, dam by Kite String and Jardine; in foal to Dandy Dinmont. Strathlone, by Strachlno, dam Tolima, by Glenathol; in foal to Dandy Dinmont; Maggio Bruce, by Bill Bruce in foal to Cortez; and 'flvo otbors together with Lon Daly, Coriander and Roca Daly, in training condition. Trotting -bred Brood ;hares from good families, in foal to Gimcrack, son of Mambrino icing, and to Cata- logue eon of Nutmont. Young stook by Win- field Scott, sire ofeix in the list. and the greatest brood mare tiro in Canada; also some by 8 aperior, sire of Joe W., Reciprocity and Superior Girl and many others, all of which will bo sold to the highest bidders, without reserve. In addition to the above, a largo number of Horses the property of different owners will be offered on the second day of the Salo, all of which will be pledged to bona tide Salo, if the second bid le received on them. A book for the Entry of such Stock will bo at A. Stanton & Co's, No. 6leasonxo Temple, to roocrd Entries, for which 50 cants per bead will bo charged, and50 cents for Stall, if such is taken, no other charges except if sold, when a commie - ion of 6 per cent, will bo deducted from amount realized. She Sale will be thoroughly advertised in the leading journals throughout Canada and other American cities. This is a grand opportn• nity for young farmers to purchase a wall -brad Brood Mare in foal to a fashionable -bred Stallion. Thorn is nothing pays bettor on the farm than a. well-bred producing Brood Mare, and as many prizes no.doubt will bo obtained, do not 'nips this Salo. TEnsa.—Cash; but time will bo given to re- sponsible parties at 7 per cont, per annum on giving joint notes for the breeding stook owned by the Undersigned. T. D: HODG}ENS, LONDON, ONT• No postponement on aeoonnt of bad weather. Oatalognoson application; N. B. --On Wednesday,Obt.,25ta (sono day of sale), there'w111•;A1d4. be offerb a buni b of inportedShretishire Ewen with LMllb8 at foot all of which have Regleteredl'odlgreear Whenever a cool day strikes us, this store presents about as much activity and life as is to be found in an ordinary bee hive, ' We hive had our counters where we show DRESS MATERIALS lined almost to the entire length. with busy buyers. Our annex where we show MEN'S. and BOYS' CLOTHING has been the scene of much business the past week, all owing to our prices. Blankets, Man's and Boys' Shirts and nra Caps, Top Shirts arxd Socks A11 seem to suit the people, but it has been in LADIES'. FUR C,! APES kindvrliCcolliorl,7;iriccae'rlrcia.,mucalIt;Ti7t our sales have boomed. The prices and styles suit every purse. The number of Coats, . Mantles. and- Wraps fits us. Some days more selling now aust'about setts-. ladies could not be waited on. The popular makes, shapes, colors and trimmings teach - the people to come to this popular resort for what they want GiIaROY 8c WISEiAN CLINTON CLINTON MARKETS Corrected every Thursday afternoon. Thursday, Oct. 19, 1893. Wheat fall 0 56 a 0 60 Oats 028a029 Barley 0 30 a 0 35 Peas 0 50 a 0 51 Flour, per bale a 4' 00 Butter Ohiokens per pair Eggs per doz Potatoes, Hay, New and Old Hides, No. 1 trimmed Hides, rough Sheep Skins Wool O 16 a 018 O 35 a 040 o 13a014 035 a 040 503 a 700 300 a 400 250 a 350 O 40 a 100 018 a 022 THE BRITISH CATTLE MARKET Messrs John Swan & Sons' weekly report says: —The number of fat cattle on offer this week has been rather smaller. There hail been a better feeling in the trade, and prices advanced 10e to 15s a bead. Fat sheep have been more plenti- ful and for these trade, if anything, was Just a turn in favor of the buyers. For the best de- scriptions of store eheep and cattle a good de- mand has been experienced, but secondary quali • ties are difficult to quit, and part of this lot has been left unsold.- Milch cows have been a small show, and they met a slow trade at about last week's prices. About 650 Canadian cattle wore gold at Shieldhall, and those meta quieter trade at less money. Best beef, 8s to 8s 3d; se:ondary, 7s 6d per stone. Beet mutton, 70 to 7R; second- ary, 51d to 6ii per lb. FRC E_The NEW ERA will be sent to G new subscribers until the let of January, 1895, for the sum of $l. cash. This Rivas the balance of the year FREE. MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS There were about 500 bead of butchers' cattle, 40 calves and 1,500 sheep; and lambs offered at the East End Abattoir. The butchers were out in largo numbers and trade was fair, with the prices of cattle the same as' on last week's mar- kets, but sheep were rather lower and calves higher in prloo than on Thursday. There were but three prime beeves on this market, two of which bought by Louis Ploard at 4ge per Ib., and tho other was sold at 471c do. Pretty good cattle Bold at from 3fre to 4c per lb:, half fatted steers and fair conditioned dry cows sold at 30 to 3.io and the leaner boaete at from 2c to 2ic per lb, SALE REGISTER. Farm stock and Implements of Mr John Oakes, without reserve as ho is retiring from farming, lot 50, Maitland Con., Goderich town- ship, on Wednesday, Oct. 25th. T. M. Carling, Auct. Cook and Chamber Maid Wanted A ftret-class Cook and a competent Chamber Maid for family of four In New York City. Apply to 78 West 46th.k New York City, or MISS E. WEBB, Clinton. £41 TEACHER WANTED As Principal for the Bayfteld School, for tho year 1894, one holding emend class Normal Certi- ficate preferred. Apply, stating salary, with tee- timeniale, until Saturday,October 7th, at 4 o'clock p.m. JOHN MORGAN, Secretary, Bayfield. For Sale or To Rent. • A Cottage and Stable with two eons of land, A good bearing orchard thereon, situated on Victoria Torraoo on the banks of the Bayfield river. JOHN MoGABVA. STRAY STEER. Broke into subsoriher'e premises, lot 4, Huron Road, Goderich township about tho 30th of Sept, a two•yoar-old roan steer. Tho owner le hereby notified to preve:proeperty, pb,y charges and take him away. JOHN HOLM Dress Making. Mies M.Joy having ditoontinued the Dross and Mantle making with blies B, Cooke, over Mat- niiig& Seed's Officio,is prepared to do Dress and Mantle makin in he very latest styles at the most reasonable ratesand on the shortest notion, other hotne,North Street Beath. 14138 M. 0Y, BORN TAYLOR,—At Windsor, on Sept.30th, the wife of Mr Arch. Taylor (nee Mies Tilt) of a daughter. SPINDLER.—In London, on the 12th inst., the wife of Mr Bon. Spindler, of a daughter. MARRIED. HARVEY-MOINTOSH.—At Seaforth, on the 11th b.y Rev;. A. L. McDonald, D, D,, Mr Wm. Harvey, of Logan, to Mies Tena McIntosh, of Grey. POWELL—CASE.—At 8t. Thomas' Church, Seaforth, on the 11th inet., by Rev. J. W. Hod- gins, Mr Chas. 8. Powell, of Philadelphia to Miss Mary Ieabelia, third daughter of Mrs F. Case, Maple Hall, Seaforth. DRUMM — McMILLAN, — At the Methodist parsonage, Clinton, on the 16th ;,tact,. by Rev:J W. Holmes Mr F. W. Drumm, of Mitchell,t Miss Kate MoMillan, of Seafortb. DIED. WALTERS.—In Tnckersmlth, on the 14th inst., Francis Walters, aged 88 years. WALTERS.—In Tuckeremith, on the 18th inst., Sarah Walters, relict of the late Francis Walters, aged 79 years, [Funeral to -day, 20th, at 2.30 p.m. MILLER,—In Goderich township, on the 16th inet., Jacob Miller, aged 76 years. WILSON.—In Clinton, on the 18th inet., Helen E. Wilson, aged 57 years. [Funeral to -day, 20141, at 3 p.m,] WILCARD. In Manoheeter, on the 13th inet., Ida Willard, aged 19 years and 8 months. WILLIAMS.— In Mitchell, on the 15th inst., Rev. John Williams, aged 82 years, 8 months and 10 days. SECORD,—At Varna, on the 13th inet., J. B. Socord, aged 68 years an 2 months. POU LTON.—In Blyth, on the 16th inet., Henry Poulton, tailor, aged 80 years, 9 months, and 14 days. COOPER.—In Kippen, on the llth inet., Han- nah Cooper, ages 44 yea/sr RINTOUL.—In East Wawanosh, on the 6th inst., Alex. Rintuul, aged 57 years. BiiOWN.—In Wingham, on the 9th inet., Wm. J. Brown, aged 89 years. TWO MORE GOLD MEDALS. It must be gratifying to the manufactur- ere of "Sunlight" Soap to find their goods so splendidly appreciated in the Canadian market; and it mnet also be pleasing to them`to receive the highest recognition at Canadian Exhibitions for the superior quality of their soap. At the recent Fall Shows held at London and Ottawa, "Sun- light" was awarded a Gold Medal, whioh brings their gold medal list np to 14. Add- ed to this grand record is the important fact that •'Sunlight" is need in Windsor Castle and in the Royal Laundries, and owing to the excellence of their soap, the manufacturers have been specially appoint. ed soap makers to the Queen. The Patrons of Industry of South Sim - coo have nominated Mr T. W. Lennox, of Esta township, to run for the House of Commons. As °MIMUNITT NOT TO BE LOST.—our readers will see from advertisement in our columns that Professor Dorenwend, the Men's Austrian Coon Coats, well matched, well made • FOSTER For- 3 Months FROM THIS DATE THE VERY BEST Cabinet Photos. ANY STYLE FOR $3per doz., at FOSTERS FURS C�'IIarm tiff Astrachan, Beaver, Black Oppossum, Grey Oppossum. These are all full sizes and choice skins. Mon's daps Astrachan; Beaver, Canadian Beaver, Persian Lamb well-known manufacturer of human hair goiods is about to revisit Clinton with his many styles of coverings, for both ladies and gentlemen who are bald, or who, from any other cause, require to use them. H has invented and is now manufacturing some styles on an entirely new principle, securing better ventilation, and showing more natural looking goods, besides being lighter in weight. Ladies' wigs of wavy, curly, or straight hair. Ladies' plain fronts, ' switches of all • lengths and shades. For gentlemen ho has wigs and toupees for baldness so natural in appear- ande, so light in weight and of great bene- fit as a preventative of cold, &o., that now more than 12;000. aro using them ---"Why don't you?" Tho Prof. will also give full information to all ladies regarding the care and treatmgnt of the complexion. This will positively` be his 0131v visit this season as he must revisit Manitoba and British Columbia. At Ttattenbury Hones on.Thursday, Oot 26th. Grey Goat Robes—Large size, good color. All our Furs are choipe goods and our prices are low. Boots Shoes In Men's Long Boats the to YAMASTA leads them all They wear well --they fit well. Do not buy until you have seen the Yamaska. ' CAM Dt[f•LER, LOX .VZSBOi1O ii 'r;