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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1893-11-10, Page 5w. we. bave just received about one half of our Christmas Silverware, consist- ing of the very Istest designs, patterns, and the beat quality and workman- ' ship to be ltad. We take a delight in showing our GOLD AND SILVER GOODS They are very pleasing to the eye, and give you something to think about for flbrist.mas. We want you to come in and sec these goods, as wo said be- fore, it is a positive pleasure to show you hese gooda whether you buy ro not; wo do not expect to sell to everybody, but would like everybody to see our stock, and then we leave it with you whether ) au buy from us or not, and we are not afraid of the issue. P. 8.—Our Enamel Goods that do not tarnish are the salve price as other goods. J. R. RU11/.J ALL, Jeweler and Bell Telephone Exchange. Just Arrived .A.big Stock of Bought at a great discount for cash from the °late well-known firm of Cooper & Smith, Toronto, who have recently failed. The prices we offer these goods at, will be the lowest ever quoted in Clinton for the same quali- ty of goods. In connection with this special offer, we have job linea which we are placing on our Bar- gain Counter, and which will be cleared out regard- less of cost. There's a wonderful difference between our present prices and what they used to be under the old credit system, but we find that Cash Buying and Cash Selling enables us to sell goods at a slight advance on ordinary wholesale cost. THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE. Butter and Eggs taken as Cash w TAYLOR&SONS FOWLS WANTED 5,000 Fowls wanted. .Highest cash prices paid. Inquire of H. LeB HARTT, at the Dry Goods Pal- ace, or E. JONES, Lot 15, Con. 1, Hullett. Cook and Chamber Maid Wanted A -first-class Cook and a competent Chamber Maid for family of four in New York City. Apply to 78 West 46th New York City, or MISS E. WEBB, Clinton. , £4i Chester White Boar for Service. Subscriber has for service, at lot 21, 16th Con. Godericb Township a pure bred Chester White Boar. Terms, 81 at time of service, with privi- lege of returning if necessary. JNO. SMITH. 4i* BOARS FOR SERVICE. Subscriber keeps for service a Berkshire Boar and also an improved Yorkshire Boar. the latter recently purchased from one of the beet of breeders. Terms. 51 at time of service, with privilege of returning if necessary. JOHN OOVIER,Base line, Hullett. 4i* AGENTS : WANTED —AT ONCE -- To take orders. Salary or Commission; steady work, prompt pay. MT. HOPE Nuuactuse. Es- tablished 1840. MosT coh1PLETE IN THE WORLD. Write ELLWANGER & BARR, Rocheste-, N., YOU WANT TO TRAVEL ON THE [BEST LINE OF RAILROAD—THEN USE THE C, P. R.---a- You wish your elegramssent quickly then use the C. P. R. TELEGRAPH. - " " CLINTON AGENCY AT COOPER'S Book Store. BOItN TISDA —In Clinton, on the 3rd inst., the wife of M J. P. Tiedall, of a son. OSBORNB.—In Wingham, on the Ist inst., the Wife of Mr W. A. Osborne, of a son. DIOE.—In Seaforth, on October 26813, the wife of Mr James Dick, hotel -keeper, of a eon. OCHRIDGE,—In Morris, on October 27th, the wife of Mr Richard Ockridge. a daughter, MORROW,—In Codorlch, on Nov. 3., tho wife 01 Thos. Morrow. of a daughter. HOLT.--In Goderfch, on Nov, 6, the wife of P, aolt,barrister, of a son. SERVICE.—In Tnokersmith, on the 7th inst., the wife of Mr J Service, of Dakota, of a son. POTTER.—In Holmesville on the 6th inst., the wife of Mr E. O. Potter, of'a daughter. MARRIED. WHITNHEAD—LITTLE.—In Clinton, at the readenoe of the groom, on the 8th inst., by Rev. Hr 8.myth, Mr. Joseph Whitehead, to Miss Hate Little. ANDEI18014—BARYON,—At the residence of the bride's father, on October Met, by the Rov. A. D. McDonald, D. D., Mr Francis Case Ander- 600, youngest son of the late Jos. Anderson to Miss Mary, third daughter at Mr Samuel Barton,, 01 seatortth, 2/1411—WILHELM.—At the residence of the the bride's father, at Wilmot Centro, on Oatbber 25th, by the Rov. D. Iireh, of Waterloo, Mr John Zinn, of Mildmay, to Mise Carrie L. Wilhelm, 9onngestdaughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Wilhelm. ATT• -POLLARD. --On October 25th, by the Harriet, eldest daughter Ind, to Mr Charles Pratt, DIED. SIMPSON—In.Brucefleld, on Nov. 9th, Rev. J. H. Simpson, aged 48 years. The funeral will take place on Saturday at 1 p. m., to the church. where service will i e held, and then proceed to Baird's cemetery for interment, THORINGTON,—At Denver, -Col., on Oct. 19th, Emma Thoriugton, relict of the late John Thor- ington, formerly of Wingham, aged 58 years. - ABRAHAM.—In East Wawauoeh, on October 28th, Margery Abraham, aged 82 years and 5 months. McQUARRIE.—In Colborne, on Oct. 30, Neil McQuarrie, aged 56 years. CLARK.—In Seaforth, ou Oct. 31st, Daniel Clark, aged19 years, 4 mouths and 19 days. JENRINS.—In Blyth, on Oct. JGth, Sirs Eliza Jenkins, aged 85 years, SMITH.—In Morris, on Oct. 28th, Mrs Alex ander Smith, aged 27 years, CLINTON MARKETS Corrected every Thursday afternoon. Thursday, Nov. 9, 1893. o 56 a 060 029 a 030 O 30 a0 35 O 50 a 051 a 400 018 a 019 035 a 040 015 a 016 035 a 040 Hay, New and Old Hides, No. 1 trimmed Hides, rough Sheep Skins Wool Wheat fall Oats Barley Peas Floor per bal Butter Chickens per pair Eggs per doz Potatoes, 509 a 700 300 a 400 250 a 350 040 a 100 O 18 a 022 ENGLISH LIVE STOCK MARKETS' LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.—Rece ipts of Canadian and United States cattle have been light, but prices remain easy, owing to heavy general supplies. Prices in cents, comput- ed at 84.80 to the £, are as follows: Finest steers, 10 to 101; good to choice, 9} to 10; poor to medium, 8/ to 9; bulls, 6i to 8; inferiors, 5 to 61. MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS• The cattle markets do not show any particular change. Shippers are doing business in a half hearted way, and only those who have oattle on hand and the few who think they stand a chance of getting back some of their money are operating. There were about 550 head of butchers' oattle, 75 calves and 700 sheep and lambs offered at the east end abattoir Monday. Good oattle were scarce as usual, and brought higher prices, but common and in- ferior animals are dull of sale, and bring very low rates. A few of the best beeves sold at from 4i to 4Ic per ib; with pretty good stook at from 3- to 4c per lb; common dry cows and half fatted steers sold at from 2i to So, and leaner beasts at about 2o per lb; oalyes were in fair demand at about last week's prices, good ones selling at from 07 to 012 each and common ones from $3.50 bo 06 each. Good lambs sell at from 8,} to nearly 4c per lb, and common ones at from 8 to sic per 1b; fat hogs are less plentiful and -are advancing in price, selling at from btu) ONO per lb. Joseph Morrow, of Metcalf township, bad an Indian hired man and a jar of 11- gnox. The Indian found the liquor, Mr Morrow says, and got drunk. Someone informled Magistrate Noble, of Strathroy, who fined Morrow 850 and poste --083.95 in all. Morrow took two months in jail rather than pay up. Though an old man Sir Oliver Mowat is in unusually good health. He is in excel- lent condition now to enter upon a vigorous campaign. Therefore the Liberals in On- tario have everything to gain by an early general election, and therefore the rumor that the House may be dissolved im- mediately the coming sessi'n of the Legislature terminates is p obably otic• rect.—Toronto hews. We want every man, woman,and child within a radius of twenty miles of Clinton to know that this store has gained a reputation for keepi.n and selling goods only of high grade quality, but offered theublic r the everyday price of common, grades. Let .any lady visit this sstoe and look over our DRESS GOODS RANGE and see there the new Shades and Colorings, and the very latest ,Weaves and Makes, and then look elsewhere and note the difference, but the greatest difference will be found between the prices of this store and others. Then again, let the same lady inspect the Mantle Stocks in this town, and if she does not say that we show at this store as many New and Stylish things of t3:s- latest Cut and Finish as the others combined, it will be a wonder; for it is well known l that almost everything in the way of Coats, Wraps, Capes and Ulsters for both. Women and Children are here. MEN'S - SUITS - ANi1 OVERCOATS. - Hundreds of Men's Overcoats in. Beaver, Pilot Tweed, Frieze,Worsted, Naps, Fur, Melton in all Colors all Prices, all Sizes, all Makes and Styles. Hundreds of Boys' and / ---t-s'Suits and Overcoats ranging in prices to suit every pocket- book in the County. We buy Men's and Boys' Clothing to sell and not to keep on our shelves from year to year, as some do, and it is the value in these goods that makes our sales in Clothing boom up. There is no person who needs Overcoats, Suits, Pants or vests, or any other article in this line who can afford to buy without seeing this store's supply of these Goods. GIY.ROY ec WISE1VL&N CLINTON Gratifying Testimonial ANOTHER WOMAN MADE HAPPY. INSPECTION INVITED. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC. TO MESSRS JESSOP & McELROY, BLYTH, — GENTLEIIES,—I feel it a duty to my sex to make public the benefit I have derived from a course of your treatment, hoping that if any suffering sister sees these lines she may go and do -likewise. For years tI suffered with dissatisfaction, and got no help, Sthough I spent much money with those who promised to cure. It was after I had de- paired of ever getting relief that one of your advertisements met my eye, and hoping against hope, I resolved to give you a trial. My first visit to you gave me much en- couragement; you seemed to understand my case, and I left yon better satisfied than with any other person I have tried. Each visit to you has increased my confidence, as it has diminished my disease. To -day I am cured of all dissatisfaction, and would say to all if you want to be perfectly satisfied go to JESSOP & McELROY'S. I shall go to no one else. I have found with you the best treatment and daily help. Yours faithfully, EVA. C. LAUGRUSH. "We Guarantee a Cure for every case of Dissatisfaction." JESSOP & M0ELROY Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Rubbers, Overshoes, Crockery, Glassware, &c Opposite Queen's Hotel, BLYTH. Prendergast,, the murderer of 5,Iayor Harrison, of Chicago, id to be tried Novem- ber 27, and the defence will be insanity. Mayor John Glasgow died in Hamilton, on Monday. He was born in Scotland in 1821, and lived in Hamilton since 1832, and was highly respected. During the first three months of the cur- rent fiscal year the Dominion's exports de- creased by half a million dollars while the imports increased by over a million. At this rate the balance of trade against Can- ada at the end of the year will be enor- mous. Yet the avowed purpose of the pro- tective policy was to increase exports, shut out foreign goods and keep the balance of trade in our favor. Miss Howard, who was to have become the bride of Chicago's Mayor, is only one of a galaxy of fair American ladies who count their wealth by millions. A few of the richest are Miss Carrie Aster, of New York, worth $80,000,1100; Miss Sarah Ste- wart, of New York, $120,000,000;; Mise Evelyn Belmont, of New York, $120,000,- 000; Miss Arabella Walter, of Baltimore, $80,000,000. Any one of these could bay a title with the encumbrance of a foreign rake at short notice. Rev. Isaac J. Lansing, of Chicago, says Prendergast, the assassin of Mayor Harri- son, should be torn limb from limb, and that punishment is too good for him. We have heard a good deal about the wicked- ness of the Chicago Times controlled by Mayor Harrison's sons, but it has wiser and more measured words than these. Its advice is to respect the law; if irresponsible plaoe him where he can do no more harm. There is a lesson in this advice for others than the Rev. Isaac Lansing. A wonderful new combination is R. Stark's Headache, Neuralgia, and Liver Powders, nice to take; perfectly harmless. Mr E. Maynard, of Woodstock, wi tes as follows: "Thank yon for the Headache, Neuralgia and Liver powders you sent me, which I have been very glad of, once for my daughter, and this morning for Miss M who said she had suffered from headache for three days. We gave her one of those wonderful powders, and in a very short time she said in an astonished kind of way, "Why, my headache is quite gone," and it did not return again. Mr Horace Wills, Chief of Police, Woodstock, says; "I have taken R. Stark's Headache Neur- algia and Liver Powders; and find them a sure cure every time." J. Temple, 46 Catharine street north, Hamilton, writes: "I have used Stark's Headache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders, and find them a sure care." Price 25e. a box. Sold by all med- icine dealers. WHEN IN NEED %y+ Of a first-class PIANO or ORGAN don't forget to call on us. DO YOU ICNOW That we have Pianos to Rent. We also Pack and Move Pianos carefully. Our Tuner will be here in a few days G.F. EMERSON, Clinton Represents this Piano in Huron. STILL tOcoff tho ' ON FALL AND WINTER Boots, Shoes, Felt 0 vershoes, Etc ALSO A LARGE STOCK OI TRUNKS, VALISES, ROBES, RUGS, HORSE BLANKETS DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, ETC. Pine and Cedar SHINGLES, also British Columbia Red Cedar. Jas. Twitchell, CLINTON, FOSTER For 3 Months FROM THIS DATE ,THE VERY"BEST Cabinet Photos ANY STYLE FOR S3per doz., at FOSTER'S EEP MOj'ING We aim to do a rushing business on small margins—not because we are in– different about making money, but because we believe wo can make it Past- or by selling lots of goods at close figures than by asking big profits and doing little business. :: DO YOU LIKE THE IDEA :: And doesn't it seem that this should be your best place to trade. Now cast all doubts to the winos and come in and let us save you money What do you think of these Business Builders Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, Black and Color'd 16c. All Wool Dress Goods, Garnet, Terra-cotta and Brown 15c Boys' Overcoats, sizes 22 to 27 $1.75 Men's Overcoats, sizes 36 to 40 $2.610 Men's Ready to Wear Suits sizes 36 to 42 *5 Men's Long Kip Boots, Yamaska Brand $3 These are only a few snap shots from - our immense stock which includes everything usually kept in a first-class general store, and is fairly bristling with bargains. We sell goods for SPOT CASH, and cash in hand gives us such an advantage in buying that we can offer you goods at prices that would mean blue ruin to a mer- chant buying on regular terms of credit. We;want to dell you your Winter Outfit. We have the right goods at the right prices We can save you money. Will you come in and sec just whatwe are doing 1 We will pay you highest price in Cash for Eggs, Butter, Lard, Tallow; G4reen or Dried .tipples and Potatoes. W. L. OULMETTE I, H DEALER, LONDESBORO }