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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1895-12-27, Page 6• 't kn,ow when they get.a. soap in Jewelery whit lkbargain is 1 w'r l give .ou the foam - Mt atone, atROL Si"l 3 tJ E OST Al " 6t,: .each, .100 IOc Collar Buttons at 5c hat;. Stick. Pink at - - - I0 and 15 cents and 75 Cent Cuff Buttons - - - 25 cents arm ' &nsonia•.Clocks at • • • • 65 cents ,01 i Miekle Teaspoons at Black, Brooches at 15 pairs oI . $1.50 Bracelets at l Ladies' 25'and 35 cent Hair Pins at • 10 cents 50 Tie Pins at 5c. 50 Pepper and Salts at 15c a pair n Gold Filled, 21 year Hunting Watch, Ladies' 6 size case, with Elgin or Waltham Movement, $18, for $12 =1An' Gold Filled 15 year case, was $13.50, for - $9 ent's 7 ;jeweled, 3 oz. NickeCase,Waltham or Elgin,$4.65 Gent's '7',jeweled, 2 oz. Nickle, Stem Wind for - $4 Oue day Walnut or Oak American Clocks, for - $2.25 $ day Walnut or Oak American Clocks, warranted two years, for - - - - - - - - $2.75 Rernember these are first-class, new goods, and we warrant them itr `ever `way or your money back. What we tell you is Itrue, and yogi wtil be convinced if you inspect our stock. These prices are for Gash only. We are here to stay and will give you great value. 50c per dozen 5 renis peach - 25 cents H Miall Malone was burned' to death a Markham. Whiskey.. An enonymollie donor bail Bent 11,000 new *Penny pieces ' to be distributed. among the. London workhouse children. Dr.:Moniegue has been trangferred from the Department ot $414 end given the portfolio of Agrionitnre, Mies fluke, a•, school teacher, was drowned while skating at Desert Lake in Frortenac.Oounty. SpeakingPt Edmonton, Archbishop Liangevin vigorously attacked the pre- sent Territorial school system. 'The Rev. Jas. Whlting, pastor of the Forest. Ont„ Methodist church, d The ped dead at his home on Friday. deceased was ( years of age. The death is announced of Rev Thos. Alexander, superannuated Presbyter- ian minister of Burford and Mount Pleasant, at the ripe old age of 91 years Mr Alexander at his death was the father of the Presbyteliau.Church in Canada. Iecemb r 27 J. B. RUMBALL hmaker, Jeweler, &c., TelephoneExchange IDAY GOODS. • • 6 not fail to see our magnificent stock of FASHIONABLE PERFUMES r the Chtistmae Trader. . . • • Our seleo lluloid and Plash ;Goode is very complete consisting of Dressing- .' 'Cases, Manicnr Odor Cases, Glove and Handkercheef Boxes, Jewel Cabinets, ,'s.Work Boxes, P oto see, Shaving Sebe, tko. Bay early. Yon will have more time and a better eeiwt on. The prices at the present time are at the lowest point. J. E. HOVEY. Dispensing Chemist, - Clinton. a idsh Water 5c a Bottle Perfume makes a most acceptable holiday gift. Our :stock embraces all the leading makes:of FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN PERFUMES. -'- ! We want your trade and make a bid for it. The question of relia- bility, of standard sterling goods and long experience should tip the beam Ino youasomething handsome for or. Add to this our moderate 0c, $1p rices. a can give and $1.25. The address delivered by Mr. R. D. McGibbon Q,C. at Lachine in favor of the candidature of Mr. Chin bonneau is a prominent feature of the Jacques Car- tier campaign, Mr. McGibbon has been all his life a Conservative, but like many other has got disgusted with the Government. He has adoped the only practical course in such a case and is supporting the Liberal nominee. The Legislature of Manitoba has been dissolved and the writs for a new election issued. Nominations will take place on January 8th, polling on January 15th, less than a fortnight after the opening of the eixth session of the Fed- eral Parliament; and the new Legislature will meet on January 24. In his address to bis constituents Premier Greenway de- clares that "the menacing attitude assumed by the Dominion Government with refer- ence to the educational legielation of the Province has made it necessary to take the sense of the eleotors upon the question thns forced upon them." The Premier asserts that the people of Manitoba are competent to deal with their own educational con- cerns, and resents the imputation that they have treated any portion of the community with injustice or in a spirit of intolerance. The notion of Parliament, in- vited by the Dominion Government is de- soribed as deelruotion of the National School system "without inveetigation and ignorance of the cironmetances," and the belief is expressed that en overwhelming vote of the people of Manitoba, in favor of autonomy will materially influence the Dominion Parliament and may avert coer- cive legislation. JAMES H. COMBE'S 410111144••• %114,41011 '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 Overcoats and Beadymade suits ever offered here We have large stock of Ladies Mantles, at two-thiras regular whole- sale price. Get one before they are one We have fine stock of Millinery that you can get at your own price Come quickly a We have a lot of Boots & Shoes that you can buy cheaper the whole- sale men can make them• We offer everything at prices that no one else can approach for value. IF YOU BUY BEFORE SEEING OUR GOODS YOU MAKE A MISTAKE. U1VIT.LB .&GIB NQS SALE REGISTER. Household effects of S. J. Pollock at Bruce - field, on Friday, Deo. 27.—T. M. Carling, Anat. House and lot on Maple Street, belonging to estate of Mrs May, at Commercial Hotel. Clin- ton, on Saturday, Jan. 11th.—D. Dickinson, Anot. Farm stock of W. Best lot 10, con 11. Hullett, on Friday. Jan. 3.—D. Dickinson, Auct. As the stock is going to be cleared up of all remnants and odd lines, and goods that we have too many of, so you may de- pend upon it you will get great snaps. Every one with a little money in. their purse can that day make big investments. Come early and each bring a friend BORN SPENCER.—In West Wawanosh, ou Doo. 13, the wito of Mr H. Spencer, of a eon. NIGH.—In Tuakersmith, on 18th inet., the wife of Mr John Nigh, of a eon. MARRIED CAMPBELL—WARWICK.—At the manse, Wingham, on Dec. 17, by the Rev. D. Perrin, Charles G. Campbell, to Mies Winnifred War- wick, daughter of Robt. Warwick, all of Mor rte. MILLER—DENNIS.—At tho Methodist par- sonage, Walton, on Tuesday, Dec. 17th, by Rev W. M. Pomeroy, Mr Robt. Miller, of Morris, to Miss Maggio Dennis, of McKillop. McLEAN—MILLER.—At the residence of the bride's father, Clinton, Dec. 25, by Rev W. F. Parke, Mr E. ht. McLean Science Master Clinton Collegiate, to Miss Lida Miller, eldest daughter of Mr J. C. Miller. TOWNSEND—NOTT.—At the residence of the bride's father, Tuckersmith, on the 25th inst. by Rev H. J. Fair, Mr William Townsend to Miss Selina Nott, second daughter of Mr Geo. Nott, all of Tuckersmith. KEMP — SHEPPARD — At the residence of Mr Alex. Morris, on the 25th Dec., by the Rev. W. J. Ford Thos. Kemp, to Jessie, daughter of Mr James L. Sheppard, all of Clinton. MURCH—EVANS—At the residence of the bride's father, Holmesville, on Doe. 24, by Rev. Mary Andrews, daughtteer of Mr H B. Elora, vans Mise DIED. EDW ARDS. —In Gode a"rt •idis Deo. 24th,, Thos. R. Edwards, aged 7,8 SINCL c1IR.—In B 11th inst., Mar- garet Sloan, relict of tai. Dld Sinclair, aged 77 years and 8 month SHARP.—In Ethel, on Deo. 17th, Elizabeth, relict of the late William Sharp, aged 85 years, 5 months and 9 days. „ MURRAY. In Clinton doe' Deo. 26th, Wm. Murray, aged 79 years: Funeral on • Saturnay, at 2.30 p.m. Just opened the second lot of CORSETS with the new perfection fastening, in Buff, Drab and White, all sizes. The ladies now buy no other make. GILROT & WISIMAN, Clinton etv gkauertioit>a sato. - GIRL WANTED. Good atle-boiied gr ,Mas Fngeneral ee ant. Good wages. Apply to of Refuge. Hut lett Agricultnt-al Society. Tho annual meeting of the Hullett Agrioultur• el Society will be held in the COUNCIL CHAM- BER, CLINTON, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8TH, 1896, at 2 p.m.. for the election:of officers and the transaction of other business. W. COATS, Seo. D • FOW WHA EVloo-Pres. CLINTON MARKETS Corrected every Thursday afternoon Thursday, Deo. 26, 1895. Wheat, sppring 0 61 a 0 68 .Wheat, fall 0 61 a 0 68 Oats, 0 22 a 0 28 Barley 0 80 a 0 40 Peas • 0 48 a 0 50 Floor per owt...... 1 85 a 2 00 Perk 4 00 a 4 00 Batter 0 13 a 0 15 Egg per dos 0 14 a 0 16 Potatoes 1 20 a 0 15 Hay, New and Old 12 00 a14 00 Sheeepskine 0 25 a 0 80 No. 1 Trimmed Hides 4 00 a 4 25 Chickens 0 25 a 0 30 Ducks ° 0 45 a 0 50 Turkeys, per pound 0 05 a 0 5i Geese, per pound 0 06 a Q 0' CORN FOR SALE. TO STOCK FEEDERS—Lar a amount beet No 1 Yellow Corn. Present price, according to kind and quantity, 41 to 49 cents a bushel. We sell for cosh or exchange for oats or any kind of grain, some oases give one to six months if desired. Don't feed oats without -milking oorn meal. Experience has proved that pound for pound good Yellow Corn Meal will pat on more and better fat than any other meal; for mixing to give body to oats, cannot be beat. Will have loti of Ensilage or Fodder Corn at propor time. Drive right to the Warehouse opposite Grand Trunk Passenger Station, Clinton, Ont W,G PERRIN. ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the Stanley Branch Agricultural Society for the purpose of electing officers and directors for the ensuing year will bo held in E. hltiott's Hotel, Bayfield, on Wed. nesday, January 8th, 1896, at the hour of one o'clock, p. m., when an abstract of the affairs of the Society for the past year will be Laid before the meeting. H. W. ERWIN, Secretary. Bayfldla Deo, 20th,1895. CLINTON DELIVERY. Special attention paid to the prompt Cartage and shipping of all kinds of fre ght. Baggage delivered or galled for, and goods handled with- out demLgge. Orders may be lett at residence lcorner of and B os'.storm—JAMES Hattentinry and 1OWE lliam St., or Sar - THE DEPUTY- REEVESHIP. TO THE ELECTORS OF CLINTON. LADIES AND GBNTLaMEN— Dnring the few months I have been Deputy - Reeve of Clinton, and also during my service !or several years as Councillor, I have endeavored to serve your best interests and ask your suf- frages for 1896. If elected it shall be my errneet endeavor to olds e,y guard the beet interests of Clinton, and the welfare of every elector. Yours faithfully, D. OANTELON. THE DEPUTY - REEVESHIP. TO THE ELECTORS OF CLINTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMSN— I have looked attar your interests for the past two years as councillor to the best of my ability, and now ask your support for the Depnty-Reeve- sbin, and if elected will do the very best I can to look after your interests both here and in the County Council. Yours very respectfully, 8. S. COOPER. Improved Yorkshire Boar. The undersigned keeps for service at their promisee, 16 con., Goderioh townsnip, an im- proved (registered) Yorkshire boar, No. 1292, of Canada Improve ad Yorkshire Swine record. Shippers consider tbie breed the best for .hip. ping,aekirg and profit, and brings the highest price in the h.nglish market. Terme $1 at time 01 service with pr.vilege of returning if neces- sary. Also 6 good miloh cows for sale; simply overstocked.—LINDSAY BROS. pd FAREWELL 1895. Clinton Horticultural Society. The undersigned is authorized by the Minister of Agriculture to hold the ftr.t meeting of the Clinton Horticultural Society, onIWEDNESDAY, 8TH OF JAN., at 7.30 p.m., in the Council Mem- ber, for the election of officers and traneaotion of other business.—W. COATS, Sec., pro. tem. In order to win 1 up the old year in good shape, we will offer epeoial bargains on Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday, Doo. 28, 80. 81. In fact our BargaiuTerblcs Will groan with bargains in shoes, While as w•ual, the Grocery department will he tn" of acro ale, 1Be• sun and eo Mixed d w 1 be opert on N W Year's day. 5o per Ib; lintel Mt, 10o; ainfohde and war te, I.5o; lemon peel, Or lb, Tbrms cash M. -/J .'SS( t7tC►r0 $G IT PAYS TO is sure M attend those Success who melte good use of their timo',while attending The Canada Bu si ness College CHATHAM, ONT. NoveltyBakery and Restaurant. Don't forget that we have the finest assortment of Fruits and Confectionery in town Candies from 5c to 50c a lb Seasonable FRUITS at low priees Pipes, Tobaccos, &c. In fact everything at the very lowest prices. OPPOSITU TEE A'4aRBT, James McClacherty, Last week showed:the placing of five stu- dents In choice positrons; this wook three. Bella Mitchell, placed as soco•Id stenogra- pher with the Van Anken Steam Spec'aity Co., of Chicago. The first stenographer, in the same office, Mies Anne Moffatt. is alsoa former pupil. Jams Warren as stock -keeper and office as- sistant with Wm. Gray d: Sons, Chatham. Fred Thompson changed from stenographer with Geo. B. Douglas to stenographer with Messrs Wilson, Rankin, MoKeough it Kerr, Barristers, Chatham. IT PAYS TO ATTEND A GOOD SCHOOL. College re -opens for the new year, Jan. 6th. For oatalogno of either department address 1). McLACHLAN, Chatham MORTGAGE SALE •— or — , HOUSE : AND : LOT . IN CLINTON. CLINTON 4 J. W. IRWIN Keeps the largest assortment of newest goods. Quality fine and prices low in Groceries, Crockery, Glasswarg TEAS—Black, Green and Japan are unequalled in quality and prices. Yon will save from 5 to 10 cents per pound if yon buy from ns instead of Tea peddlers. Com: pare quality and prices. SUGARS—We are headquarters, we buy direct from Montreal refiners. Keep beet quality and sell at close prices. NEW FRUITS and PEELS—We have already disposed of during the holiday Beason, over tour tons, and still have a large stook on hand. Different brands selling cheap as to quality. Crockery, China, Glassware and Lamps—We have to make room for our Imported Goode, and have reduced our prices on Dinner Sete, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Berry Sets, Water Sets, Bread and Batter Plates, Cups and Saucers and Lampe of all kinds. Call and Bee our goods and get prices. No trouble to show goods. Under and by virtue of the power of sale con- tained e will belproduoed on tain he day of ge, este thh ere will be sold by public &notion by David (Dickinson, Auctioneer, at The Commercial Hotel, Clinton, at 2 o'clock, p. m., on Saturday, January 11th, 1896, The following property, viz: Lot 889, on the east side of Maple Street, tin tho '.own of Clinton, containing one rood, more or leas. There is er- ected upon the promreen a one story frame dwelling house, in good state of impair, newly shingled containing throe roomskitchen sum- mer kitchen lot some good fruit trho eoa, also on TERMS. . Ton per cent of the purchase money da o the day of sale and the balance in 80 days 0- , after, without Interest. Farther terms and o ditiond made known on day of sale or upon sp- I lioatioqq to the and°reigned. DICkINSONr OOTT Alietioneer, t or's Bono D00,99, 1895, A , Greetings. We extend cordial thanks for the very gen- erous patronage accord- ed us during the year just closed, and solicit- ing a continuance of the same, which we will do our utmost to merit. We wish each and all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. W. L. Ouimette, LONDCSBOitO.