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Clinton New Era, 1895-12-06, Page 7ti ; 014INTON ,NEW ERI AND T �E E E E WCL SE Ili �H' '►1rr� . ri xra3ws+xrs ''lee lltlblie generally doesil'tknew When they get a snap in Jewelery /?ut��t9�,ellgW�vu.plainly'syi}at abargasin is I will give Ingprxces, verythrng in my Store at WHOLSALthe QOSZ' until »eceinber 31st, 1895. This is a positive'fact. int 0 Brooches at 5c each, . 100 10c Collar Buttonsk t 5c . " 50 25 sad• cent Stick Pins at - - IO and. 15 cents 0 p airs • of 50 and 75 cent Cuff Buttons - • - 25 cents li0 Nickle Alarm Ansonia Clocks at • - - • 65 cents 1.2 dozen Sickle Teaspoons at • - 50c per dozer 200 Black Brooches at - - - - - • 5 cents 4 pairs of $1.50 Bracelets at • 25 cents 24. Ladies' 25 and 35 cent Hair Pins at • 10 cents 50 Tie Pins at 5e. 50 Pepper and Salts at 15c a pair Xold Filled, 21 year Hunting Watch, Ladies' 6 size case, with Elgin or Waltham Movement, $18, for $12 OK Gold Gold Filled 15 year case, was $13,50, fore - Gnt0s 7 jeweled, 3 oz. NickeCase,Waltham or Elgin $4.65 +ant's 7 jeweled, 2 oz. Nickle, Stem Wind for - Elgin, One day Walnut or Qak American Clocks, - $4 ks, for $2,25 8 day Walnut or Oak American Clocks, warranted two years, for - - $2.75 Remember these are first-class, new goods, and we warrant them in every way or your money hack, What we tell •you is ltrue, and you will be convinced if you inspect our stock, These prices are for Cash only. We are here to stay and will give you great value. J. B. YRtMBALL Watchmaker, Jeweler, &c., TelephoneExchange I OLIOAY GOODS SII Do not fail to see our magnificent stook of FASHIONABLE PERFUMES For the Christmas Trader. fur selection of Celluloid and Plush :Goods is very complete consisting of Dressing. Cases, Manicure Sete, odor Cases, Glove and Handkerohsef Boxes, Jewel Cabinets, Work Boxes, Photo Cases, Shaving Sets, &o. Bay early. You will have more time and a better selection. The prioee at the present time are at the lowest point. J. E. HOVEY. Dispensing Chemist, - Clinton. Our Goods are Reliable Our Stock the Largest in this section. • We have been in business in Clinton now 35 years, and when we recommend an a icle yon know what it means: --that the article has merit, i ?• We recommend be's Sarsaparilla, I Combe's Condition Powders f Bombe's Headache Powders Castle's omb�s Iron Blood Pills Black Powders • - Combe's Pure I mbe's Baking Powder Cream Tartar. JAM- H. COMBE'S T TO•IVE`',.SUESCIIIYEEES TQ'•01ST„ ., 11ECEi 'EEE,, POlt.$1.40 IN AliVANCL, Mr # ;souls /tR: Moquaig .T, P. an derly resident Af Ole*Karry ()oantro, Wae binned .,s death h. e o , in ill �' . . eat by a lamp 1 d 4 his bedroogn, dispatch •te the Qologno Gazzette from Odessa says that about (00 deaths are re- corded as having resulted from the severe. stories Which have prevailed recently in that district of Russia. The victims in nearly all eases were drowned or frozen to death, Great distress prevails throughout the storna,awept country, The Ontario Department of Agriculture has just jesued a' bulletin entitled "Statis- ties o Ontario." It contains 24 pages of ata s compiled from the variqRs,annual rep is of the Bureau of Industries, and present facts and ,figures in regard to crops, live stook, dairying, loan companies, .chat. tel mortgages, assessment, population, tax- es and other munioapal items in a compact and readily available form. In the Hyams case a verdict of not guilty Was reached on Saturday night, and the prisoners were released, but at once re -arrested on a charge of conspir- acy and forgery, The Toronto World, commenting upon the case, says that not one roan in a thousand believes them innocent, or believes that Wells reached hie death accidentally, BORN PENTLAND—At Dungannon, on Nov. 29th, the wife of Rev. S, Pentland, of a son. ROBERTSON—In Colberne, on Nov. 30th, the wit e of Mr W. Robertson, of a eon. DALLAS—In Tuckersmith, on Nov, 23rd, the wife of Mr James Dallas, of a son. MARRIED RODGERSON—COWRIE—At the residence of the bride's mother, on Nov. 27th, by Rev. J. A. Hamilton, Mr Thomas Rodgerson of Mullett, to Miss Jessie Lowrie, both of Hallett. KING--LAWLQR—At the residence of the bride's father Manchester, on Nov. 27th by Rev. R. Henderson, Mr Albert King, of bast Wawanosh, to Miss Annie Lawlor, of Manchest- er. HESSION—OUNNINGHAM—On Nov. 20th, by the Rev. A. sB. Baldwin, at All Saints' Church, Toronto, Dr Cunningnam, of St. Thomas, to Eva G., second daughter of Mr T. Heeeion, of Wingham, formerly of Clinton. Mr J 1 E. Naegle, Manhestter on oILLER—At the residence by Rev. E. M. Geuzmer. Mr Ecjtart Yungblut, to Mies Mary Miller, of Colborne. PURDEN—TAYLOR.—In Wingham, at the Presbyterian Manse, on Nov, 20th Mr Robert Pardon, to Mies Mary Jane Taylor, both of East Wawanoeh. CLOW—ORR-rat the Manse, Wingham, on Nov. 20th, by Rev. D. Perrie, David Cloy, of East Wawanoah, to Miss Mary Orr, of Galt, MoDparsonage, Winghham, on Nov. 20th, the James Thomas McDonald, of Turnberry, to Miss Ag nes Mollwain, of Wingham. C Pom- eroy, on Nov. B20 h, at the residence oM.f the bride's mpther, Mr Robt. Cambell, to Mis Annie Bolton, all of MoKthop. by leen. AKK Giffin, at her residence ce on Nov. f the bide's parents, Mr George Calbick to MIss KKaate, daughter of Mr,,,. oseph Smith, both of DIED. GORDON.—In Clinton, on the 5t. net., Jut: eldest son of Mr. George Gordon, , ' ed 25 years and 5 months. Funeral at 2.30 p •,, Saturday. WATTS—In Crookston, Min., on Nov. 20th, M. Watts, M. 1D., aged 41 years, son of Mrs Watts, Clinton, ELLIOTT—In Hallett, on the 1st inet, Mary Ann Stewart, wife of James Elliott, aged 79 years. SHAW—At the residence of his son -In-law, Mr Alexander Mille, 481 Ontario street Toronto, on the 3rd inst., Rev. John Shaw, D.D., in the 66th year of his age. SMITH—In Wingham, on Nov. 20th, Mr Thomas Smith, aged 71 yeare and 4 mouths. RANKIN.—In Wingham, on Nov. 28th, Wm. Rankin, aged 38 years and 4 months. DENOVAN.—In Hallett, on Nov. 22nd Mr Jno. Donovan, aged 77 years, 7 months and 19 days. They must. be sold and low prices will do it. We still have a heavy stock and but a short time to dispose of it, and we have to take what -we can get. Getting value for our goods is now out of the question. We are bound to sell. Come and see what we can give you. We have, without doubt,the best values in Overcoatand Readymade suits ever offered here We have large stock of Ladies Mantles, at two•thirds;regularlrhole- sale pride. Get one before they are gone We have fine stock of Milliner that, ;yon.: can get at your own price Come quickly We have a lot of Boots & Shoes Oat you can buy cheaper thaniwhole- 'le.- men can make them. ol%r everything at prices that no one else can approacfor value. XOU RUT BEFORE SEEING OUR GOODS YOU :MAKE A MISTAKE. t w'INTED—CANVA$814RG MALE. in everytownship in A� - canvass for thegreatest In sp aer to ly weekly had newspaper �,n the world. The Family Herald had Weekly 'Star .of Montreal, The Family Herald and \Weekly Star has been enlarged to 198 columns per week equal to 100 large volumes per annum. Itie improved in every department so oonepioa- ously as to be talked about all over the world. A splendid premium picture with the Family Her- ald. A good opportunity for eanvaeeere to es- tablish a yearly 'noome. No experience needed. Only natural capacity for knowing a good thing at sight. Sample copies, eto.etc. free. Ad- dress immediately to secure positi ,on, Family Herald Publishing Co„ Snbeoription Department Montreal, Canada. NOTICE. All persons in arrears for asseesmonte for this or Insurance Cus ompany the 1 be sharp Mutd 6 per cent if not paid before January let, 1896 W. J. SHANNON, Sec. Treace. STRAY HORSES. Came into subset -There promisee, lot 21 con. 18, Ooderiob township, about a week since, small mares. The owner is hereby notified to proOve property pay chargee and take them away Heavy Cream, Damask Linen Tabling,r 35 'cents, these two days only, 25regular price cents. Beautiful Cretonnes, regular price 10 cents, for 1 piece fine Tweed, regular price 6 cts. 40 cents„�'or 25 cts. Another piece darkTweed,heavy strip wa�5c 2 doz. FineLadies'Vests heavyfor 25 ribbed, was 45 c for • 30 3 doz. heavy ribbedCashmereHose, regular 30c Lovely fast colored` heavyGerman for 20 for 123 cents Prints, worth 18c 7 ends beautiful washing Pon ees r 11 Boys' heavyTweedg � agile✓ 15c for 7 2c Overcoats at half price Fine double fold Dress .Tweeds, worth 30c. Beautiful washing Handkerchiefs for 15ets only 1 cent each These bargains will not last long, so come early. caLrtow Cr4 WISEMAN, Clinton' �+�+ug nang clerk, was sentenced at Strathroy, Ont., to thirty months in the Kingston penitentiary at hard labor. The ree ldren of Ur G ngel haw 11-knownifarmer of Gladstone district, Man„ were burned to death last Saturday night, in the absence of their pa- rents, For several ears a woman s driven the stage between Mancelona and aBellaire, Mich. She handles the reins as well as any man in that region, and has never had trouble with stage robbers. Kincardine Council has fixed the license fe: for transient traders who stay for a few weeks in the place at 8200. Merry-go- rounds will be charged $25 for one day, $15 per day for a number of days less than a week, and longer than a week $75 per week. CLINTON MARKETS Corrected every Thursday afternoon Thursday, Dec,' 5, 1895. Wheat, spring Wheat, fall Oats, Barley Peas Flour per cwt Park Butter Egg a per doz Potatoes Hay, New and Old Sheeepskine No. 1 Trimmed Hides Tomatoes, per basket Chickens Ducks AN BE NICER There is nothing more suitable for a Christmas present than a ared than ever to snit our rmany elastomers. Our assortmentniture. This year we are better islarger and oar prices lower than ever. 063 a 065 063 a 065 022 a 0 24 ' 030 a 040 ' 050 a 050 • 185 a 200 400a.450 .-014a015 015a016 020 a 025 We have Chairs at all prices, and with the assortment we have you cannot help but be suited. Come and see what we have to offer you. You are welcome whether you buy or not. JOSEPH VST• C H I.D LE Y FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKER. Turkeys, per pound 0 06 a 0 6J} Geese, per pound 0 4,} a 0 05 MONTREAL LIVE STOOK MARKETS ing the offering nwerea650 Abattoir 720 lambs, morn- ing calves. There was no improvement In the situation at this market. The supply was large and consisted .principally of poor stock conse- quently butchers bought sparingly, and trade on tho whole was slow. There was no mater- ial change in prices as compared with Thurs- day,' but a number were left over. The common calveves s Land market stock 1 at 20 to 2 o; band inferior at tic per ib, live welght. Tho supply of sheep and lambs was far in excess of the requirements of the trade, there being no demand from shippers, owing to the fact that Sheep ( were lower t sales eingg madeitto butch- ers at 2to 2io per lb. Lambe ruled above steady I at 3 to 3io per lb. Good calves sold at $7 to $9 each, and common at 83 to 87 each. ame to viq about the middlerof premises, October, a red heifer calf. Owner is hereby notified to prove proper- ty, pay chargee and take it awayy. May bo aeon at present promisee.—WM. MUIIOH, Base line, Hallett NOVEMBER Has been a great reta,ling month with us; we want December to be even greater; and for one week commencing Monday, Dec. 9th,we will sell: Mixed Candies, per It . 5o Finest new Raisins 6o Tomatoes, Peas, or Cporn 8 Dane forer lba......., 20o Ohoioe Orae new nges per dosen 0e Large-sized Lemons per dozen 20o Large box of Toilett Sou�o Soap, per box ... 5e Bina rod Salmon, 3 cane,..__ �- � �• 260 Globe washboards 12to Electric Soap, 15 bare for 25 Greening Apples, per barrele (good keepers) Beet Corn 31oa1, per Ib . 2(s b )nest Rice 3 lbs for. Mixed Tea, black and green, 9 !be for 28o Choice Pot Barley, 41bs for 100 Nuts, Filberts, per Ib 100 Almonds and Walnuts, per lb 150 Lemon and Orange Pool per lb.. . IGD A eplondld line of Nail inrushes, each flo Hair pins, pr package to Pepper and Salt ehakere, per pair l00 &nibbling books, each to i'wo papers of Pins for Icing Sugar, per lb to In addition to the above list wolwill bavo spe- cial tables of Shoes, away down in price. We ere opening up some nice good, for Chrletmae inotuding vases, *cep, and Sanoeta, Porridge Sete, Toys, &e, We are paying Dash for fowl as folloqws :— Turkeys 70I Geese 4io Dunks 6c Chickens 5c Turkeys and geese should have head and Remember the ate Mondabe starved 24 y, Deo. 98h, to d not Satur Satur- day, Dec. 14811, Watch otfr ad. next week. TERMS CASH. M. ,7'ESSOP, & CO., Blyth XMAS GROCERIES. . . Wo 'are now in the swim for fresh, new Groceries, leo old Stook. Prices will be equal to side suras, See our stook of lard, DOWN TO 1OC• . ` `e tllaka our own Sausages; ;tivb care our btrn hrtm+ Will give epebial Cat h5 *noir oared. $slat fear Zees. Pipes, Tobaccos, &C, I- fact everything at the very lowest prices. OPPOSITE THE MARRET, NoieltyBakery and Restaurant, I have a choice stock of Christmas Fruits and Confectionery Embracing the very nicest and newest goods. Dandies from 7c to 50c a lb Our Candies aro the better class of goods, and particularly suitable for Xmas trade. 'ORANGES from 15o. to 400. per doz. LEMONS from 210 to 30o per dozen. Grapes, 15c per lb. Bananas, &c. Also Oakes and choice Pastry. Wed- ding Cakes a specialty. CLINTON TO STOOK FEEDER3—Large amount best No 1 Yellow Corn. Preseht pine, according to kind and quantity, 41 to 43 Dents a bushel. We Belt for cash or exohange for oats or any kind of grain, some cases give one to six months If desired, Don't feed oats without milking corn meal. Experience has proved that pound for and bed tter good han any orno other will meal; foromixing to give body to oats, cannot be beat. Will have lots of Ensilage or Fodder Corn at proper time. TrunDposite Grand kriPassght to the Passenger Station,ouse Clinton, Ont,—W G PERRIN. Durham Cow for Sale For darkondid red; 7years o d;Dexpectedoto registered;e (salvo in a couple of months. — R. ADAMS Londeeboro, TRAY HEIFER Came into eubapporibere premises, lot 88, con. 9 Godwhite 2 yr old heifer. The owneron about yle hlste a red and eby noti- fied to prove oropertyy, pay chargee and take it away,—FR kr) FORD. Dress and Mantle Making. The undersigned wish to inform the ladies of Clinton and vicinitythat they are prepared to do first -elms dress andmantlemaking at moderate prices. shop two doors west of H. Hale', oliloe. MISSES A. and E, FOTHEROILL, Huron street, Cii.nton, p STRAY EWE u me io tbgers pel�toSaey,eomaimeao aewambThe wner is hereby notified, to prove propertyy, paycharges and take it away,—JOHN V. i)IEHL. TEACHER WANTED. Mace ce to at, fortS. S , No 10inGoderioh 2nd 'p. No o hplding a third need apply, Applicants to : to salary. Applioatioas reoeived up to the 1 �. of Deeomber,-✓JOHN SLUFF, peon Any, nton,P O, p. .Mullett Township Taxed. the colleotor forbthe'Towdehlp of Nuilettbe at the wilt thepu petielet edelvingggeen tarok At Loliiteff a `eboro .t on November 2881, and Deoember14th;et libabtirrt 012 ,Debamber .18th; at, ,the -commercial .:Ht}d1 o, 011A nohD000tdber,7h. All .texas renisinldt wok abet. date* • ll be tb rg n on the dollar extrat,-,-TE Ag u«ator,i WE SELL all wool Serge, Brown, Navy, Garnet, Cardinal and Black, .40 inches, 25 cents a yard. WE SELL a Diagonal Cloaking,very fleoll vanywhere wide, god value 56 at$1.5; would price 81. WE SELL Eiderdown Flannelettes, Gray, Fawn and cardinal, good pat- terns, at 15c a yard. WE native of L elfast,I Linen Towel, size 19x38nchs plain White or Red Cords, 20c a pair WE SELL—a bleached Linen Table Dover, white as snow, size 2x21 yards at $2.25, WE SELL Chenille Stand covers, a yard square, worth 60c for 25. WE SELL a heavy twilled Flannel- ette 30 inches wide for 10c a yard. WE SELL first quality Stocking Yarn,, 2 or 3 ply -40c a pound. WE SELLa Suit of Fine Under- clothing for $1 WE SELL a Wool Seal Cape, best quality, well trimmed,. 22 in. long, for 8;14c,,50500 and 75c, WE SELL Ladies' Vests at 15c, 20b, 25 WE SELL a Man.'s Suit, all wool Tweed, good patter'** and color, well. clit,l well trimmed and well made for $x,50 . . WE SELL a Man's Tweed Overcoat for $3. WE SELL Men's Frieze Overcoats, Tweed lined at $6.50, $8 and $10 WE SELL Boys' Tweed Overcoats, sizes 30 to 35, with Cape for $4. WE SELL Youth's Tweed Overcoats sizes 22 to 28, with cape, for $2. WE SELL Men's Heavy Rubbers at $1 a pair. WE SELL Men's Snow Excluder Overshoes at $1.25 a pair. WE SELL Men's Long Felt Boots sizes 6, 7 and 10, $1.50 a pair. WE SELL a White Granite Tea Set, 44 pieces for $1.85 WE SELL an English China Tea Set 44 pieces, at $4. WE SELL a French China Tea Set, Moss Rose pattern, 44 pieces, for $4.75. WE SELL English China Cups and Saucers, with gold sprig and band, at 81,10 a dozen. English China Tea Plates, gold sprig fand$edge1., 90e a dozen. Sugar, or 7i lbs BrE SELL six ownds Sugaranulfor 2h . WE SELL 281bs Raisins, "crop 1894” d ot' We take subscriptions for all the Daily and Weekly ,Papers, and can save you some trouble and,expense. We make a bid for your' trade with goad goods at low prises..