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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
Marclb 8,189
Watch Ropairin
haye just engaged a first-class Watchmaker and Engraver
and all work will have prompt attention, andliwill be
guaranteed. If your have any engraving to do we will
do it for yon in first-class style. Remember we do it
in our shop and don't send it away.
J. B. RUMBALL
Watchmaker, Jeweler, &c., TelephoneExchange
HOUSEKEEPERS!
If you want the best value for your money. If you want an article that wit
never disappoint you. If you want thoroughly good and healthful
Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts, and
Fresh Spices, which are Strongest and Best, go to
J. E. HOVEY'S, Dispensing Chemist. Clinton
Originators of
Low Prices
Corner Huron and
Albert Streets
..ACES
Will be in most unusual demand this season, and their ecaroity is a foregone conclusion as
the season advances. We have prepared the largest range of Laces we have ever shown,
and are showing the latest creations of the French, German, Swiss and English maker.
'Our list comprises the following makes
Chantilly's, Bruxelle's Applique, Bourdons, Planeu, Vandyke, Broderie,
Point de Venise, Point de Irlandes', Point de' Paris, Valincennes, Real -
Torchons, Sevillas. Also Insertions to match above.
You will find this store right4n the front rank as regard variety, style and price, and would,
strongly impress upon l allies seeing here before they think of doing any buyin.a.
GIL.flOY Bcdar
�7'LS�IV.IA�11T_
Not Yet Decided!
We have not yet decided to adopt the Strictly Cash System but we have
decided to sell as Cheap for Cash as any house in the trade, and at the
same time give credit to responsible parties. Note our Cash prices
26 lbs. Granulated Sugar
28 lbs. Cream Coffee Sugar
SO lbs. Good offee Sugar
For $ 1
In Black TEAS we have the Dalu Kola Blend at 50cts a pound, and the Solaria
Package at 40o., ,lest value in town. In Japans at 25 and 35 cents we beat them all. In
fact no matter what you need in our line, we guarantee to giye as good quality, and as
low prices as can be got anywhere. Canned Goode of all kinds. Soaps in great variety.
Hams, Bacon, Lard, Cottolene always in stock. Crockery and Glassware away down.
Give us a call and see what we can do for you.
11Z.CMITURR4Y & WILTSE,
Wampole's TastelessCod LiverOil I NearPostOflice—CENTRAL GROCERY—Telephone 40
Lofoten Cod Liver Oil.
Stearns Wine of Cod Liver Oil.
We handle these goods in large quantities. Buy from us.
Our 25e Hair Brush is a good Iron Blood Pills, 5 boxes for 51. The
seller, See them. most largely used pill in this section.
JAMES H. COMBE
CHEIVIIST and DRUGGIST, PHYSICIANS .sUPPLIE44, ETC.
NEIN CO
We are placing in stock many lines of new spring goods.
Cottons, Shirtings,
Flannelettes, Prints,
Dress Goods and Small
Wares.
V4
e have this week placed in stock a large amount:of
Ready : OLOTHI
C�
Which for style, quality and cheapness, we have never been
able to equal before. See it before buying. You
will be surprised and pleased when you
get our prices.
THE TAILORING business is opening up; our styles
and prices are sure to take.
THE DRESS and MANTLE MAKING DEP'T
is booming, orders coming in faster than they
can be filled.
"Good Goods and Low Prices:'
PLUMSTBEL GIBBING
1] ry Goods, ouse Furnishings, &c.;
1r..f LINT ON.
NEWS NOTKS I CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon
Thursday, March 7, 1895.
Dr. Clarkson Freeman, ex -Mayor of
Milton, died suddenly on Saturday night,
after retiring in apparently good health.
Thomas Brown, aged 69 years, a prison-
er in the Montreal jail, on a serious charge
preferred by his daughter, committed sui-
cide by cutting hie throat with a razor.
Mr Wellington Parliament, a respectable
farmer, whose house was near Consecon,
shot himself dead on Sunday morning.
Ill-kealth is supposed to have unbalanced
his mind.
Writing from Calgary a former Clinton-
ian'says:—"The elections are ")t hand I see,
and we in the North West Territory are
very seriously thanking of sending a mem-
ber this time who will oppose the present
government. There is a 'strong feeling
here that a change of government will be
beneficial to the country. Mr F. Oliver
will be the nominee for the Patron and
Liberal convention; and I am safe I think
in making the prediction that he will be
the next member for Alberta.
At half -past twelve Sunday morning fire
broke out in the fine new seven•Etory were -
house of Robt. Simpson, on the corner of
Yonge and Queen streets, Toronto, and
spread with amazing rapidity, until the
whole place was destroyed. The flames
leaped across the street and set fire to
Jamieson's clothing store, entirely destroy-
ing it and the dry goo's premises of
Sutcliffe & Co. Several other buildings
were also seriously damaged, and the fine
tower of Knox church totally destroyed,
Eaton's big store narrowly escaped de-
struction. The total lose is estimated at
$750,000.
At Valleyfield, Que., Friday night, a
young Irishman named Bertie Shortie en-
tered the office of the Montreal Cotton
Company,where Mr John Lowe, assisted
by two of he office clerks, Loy ar.d Wilson
was making np the pay. After getting
possession of Mr Lowe's revolver, Shortie
shot and wounded Wilson; fired a bullet in-
to Loy's heart, and shot at Mr Lowe, who
ran into the vault with the Dash, about
$12,000. The desperate criminal then
turned his revolyer on Watchman Lebeouf
and killed him. The details of Bhortis'
bunt for poor, wounded Wilson, who had
crawled away, and his cunning attempt to
lure Mr Lowe out of the vault, make up a
story of crime seldom equalled in ferocity.
Robbery appears to have been the motive.
He was subsequently arrested.
BORN
('I•RRiE.-in East %t"awana-h, on Feb. 211h.
the wife of 14r John Currie, of e -on.
ELLIOTT.- In Er=t \Cawanosh, on Feb. 251h,
(he wife of 7dr Irwin Elliot t. of a ,on.
WHEELER. in Morris. on Fcb. 271h, the
wife of 2lr John Wheeler of a sou.
TOW \ SEN i). - En (1 elerieh town-bip, on
Feb, 24111, the wife of '1r Albert Townsend, of n
daughter.
Eit14"IN. -in Bayfield. on the 1st inst , the
wife of Mr H. W. Erwin. of a son.
WALMSLEY. -in Bayfleld, on Feb 13t1, the
wife of John Walmsley, of a son.
Mal( AY. -in Tuckersmith on Feb. 22nd, the
wife of Mr George McKay, of a son.
MUSGROVE.--In Wingham. on Feb. 21st,
the wife of Mr A. H. Musgrove of a son.
MARRIED
MARRS.-SHAW --At the:residence of the
bride's father, Brussels, on the 6th Inst. by
Rev. John (toss, Mr Marrs, i .D.S., Port Engin,
to Miitnic F., second daughter of Mr John
Shaw, of Brussels.
BURGESS-THORNE.--At the residence of
Mr Wm. Thorne, father of the bride, cn Feb.
27th by ltcv. Dr. Williams, Mr W.W. Burgess.
to ,Diss Nettle H. Thorne, all of Mitchell, and
sister of Mrs Chown, of Clinton.
DIED. '
SCOTT. -in (Tinton, on the 5th inst., James
Scott, youngest son of Mr James Scott, libra•
rian, aged 37 years and 8 months. (Funeral to
day at 2.30 p. m.
FORD.- On 2n0 con., Millet t, on the 2nd Inst.,
John Ford, sr., aged 80 years.
TUCKER.- in «'ingham, on Feb. 2,5th. Wnr.
Tucker. aged 74 years and 2 months.
ORA Y. -in Tnrnberry, on the 22nd Inst , Ben.
Fenngest son of Mr Wm. (fray. aged 18 years
and four monl hs,
REiD.-Tn F.ast Wawanosh, on Feb 26th, ( .
Roid, aged 68 years and 6 months.
SHEPPE D. -Ln Colborne, on Feb. 26th, Jc•
James., ton th son of Mr George Shepperd, agd
33 years an 6 months.
Wheat, spring
Wheat, fall
Oats,
Barley.
Peas
Floor per bal
P irk
Butter
88egeper doz
Potatoes
Hay, New and Old
Sheeepskins
No. 1 Trimmed Hides
056 a 058
056 a 058
031 a 032,
090a045
055 a060
350 a 35_0u
475 a5 W
..014a 016
0 14 e 0 16
030 a 035
603 a 600
025 a 030
400 a 425
Hides & Skins Wanted
The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for Hides
and Skins at the
CLINTON TANNERY
O. S. DOAN & SON, Clinton
SALE REGISTER.
Thursday, March 12th, at 1 .m., at Ingleside
Farm, Seaforth, of high bred Short Horn and
grade prize winning Cattle, Horses and Imple-
ments. D. D. Wilson, proprietor; T. Brown and
E. Bossonbery, auctioneers.
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE
4,000 bushel. Choice Selected Seed Oats. four
kinds. Also Peas and Barley, all clean, good
samp'e. Can get, any kind of oats ordered. 1 ' ^y
infor saes or exchange for any kind off desired. d
in some Deese give six months' time if desired.
Will have two oars Ensilage Seed Corn In good
time for planting. It only coats 6 to 8 cents per
acre to exchange your seed oats, and you get
clean seed and larger yield per actg...- •
W. G. PERRIN, Clinton.
Noxon Steel Hoosier Drill.
Combifed Dril & Broadcast Seeder, Siegle Dri1ls,Sinile Broadcast Seeders
There may be other Drills! But there is only One Hoosier ! All others aro. back
numbers? The proof is, there are more Hoosier Drills and Seeders in use in
Canada today than "of all other kinds combined.
No Purchaser Dissatisfied Yet ! Why should they be, when they have got
THE BEST DRILL EVER MADE! WE GUARANTEE THIS.
NOXON BROS" Mfg, C'1, Lt'd,• Ingersoll, Out
T. T. COLEMAN, Seaforth, E. BOSSENBERRY, Zurich, Agents
The Finest
11.d.
PHOTOGRAPHS
are taken b
LI- H. FOSTER
11,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
For sale a well situated house and Lot on
James St. Clinton. House is frame and has
every accomodation for ordinary faintly; lot one•
quarter of an acre; hard and soft water. Will
be sold on any reasonable terms. Apply to MRS
KITT, Huron St. C,inton.
Thoro-bred Durham Bull for
Sale.
A thoroughbred Durban. Bull, ged 1 year; he
is a first-class animal with a splendid pedi-
gree, color -red; will he sold cheap. His mother
has won six first prizes out 1 six entries.
JAMES TABIC, Auburn Ont. "4i
BULLS FOR SALE.
Po, sale, at lot 22, con. 11, Mullett, two Thoro-
bred ilurhanr hulls, dark roan.; wood pedigrees,
and will be sold chomp,' One I1 months and tl.e
other I5 months old, dam Wimples.
ROBERT SCOTT, Loud( ,bolo P.O. "41
HOUSE AND LOT FOR $225.
A frame Cottage with five room= and pantry
and summer kitchen attached. 81tuat d near
centre of the town of Clinton. Convenient for t
retired farmer or a working man with small
family. A special chance that will rot last
Apply to T. M. ('ARLING, or QCEFINS HOTEL
FOUR SHORTHORN BULLS
FOR SALE.
I haye for Rale four good young Bulb; and some
young He iters of Oood quality and of the most
a• proved brooding. Show animals a specialty.
Prices to suit the times. All the Shcrthorns are
from good Milking attains. iAS. SNELL.
Bayne -Barton Farm, Hullett, Clinton P. 0.
JERSEY BULL.
SIONAi. CURTIS, BRED BY MRs F. M. Jot Rs
OHMIC,' MLR ONT.
This high bred registered A. J. C. C. But: for
service at Hillside Stock Farm, London Road•
one mile from Clinton. Tested butter records
of some cows closely related to tb.s bull. Bertha
Black 231bs. 10 OZ. in a week. Croton Maid, 211ba
II oz. to a week. Mies Satanalla, 201be. 6 oz. In a
week. Terms -Thorobreds 84, Oradea, 8160,
with the privilege of returning g l neo EEly.
H.
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS FOR BARN. -Sealed tenders wirl
he received by the undersigned (merited tender)
up to the 15th day of March, A. I). 1895, for the
erection of a bank harp oe the Ifrdustrlal Farm,
of the County of Huron (one mile South of Clin
ton.) Plans and specifications Ban bo seen at Mr
Alex 6leMurohie'e Office, Clinton,rom now up
to March 15, and at T. H. Mo(lalium's, Reeve of
Exeter, from now up to Mar n 8th, and at the
Queen's Hotel Wingham, from the 9th of March
to the 15th. 'llbe lowest or an render not noes
sarily seoopted. HENS EILBER,
Ohairma t of Building 0 •, Crediton P.O.
ood Investment
100 per cent. Interest
for your Money ... .
That's what you'll make by buying any of cur
BOYS' OVERCOATS, or one of our Fine
Melton or Worstad MEN'S OVERCOATS.
WE'VE LITERALLY
HALVED PRICES ..
On every Boys Overcoat, and every Melton, Beaver and Wors-
ted Overcoat in the stock. We have been obliged to resort
to this tremendous sacrifice to ensure otlr entire clearance of
the balance of this stock. The goods are bought from the
best makers. taut, style, trimming and workmanship is first-
class. This is an opportunity you may never have again.
Will you take advantage of it
SPECIAL DRIVE—Can you wear 'a size 3 Boot ? if so,
, you are in luck. We offer 40 pairs Buttoned and Laced,
worth from $1 to $ 1.50, all at one price 50e a pair.
The presentation of ('rayon Portraits and Oil Paintings will he disc(stlf rived ort
Monday, March 18th. A satisfactory settlement will he made with customerej„
holding cards that ale not complete at that date,
L. OUI1flETTE,
CASH DEALER, LONDESBORO r ....'