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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1896-04-03, Page 6r" 'e1[.fi 1v.7114!;-. r• THE C: UNTO, NEW . iRA The mane good Arm, and that is J. B. RUMBALL BALL We have just received Watches, Clocks, complete new stock of Jewelery and Novelties. We have the finest HAIR BRUSH made in the world for the money, *2.50; cannot get dirty, Sterling Silver mounted, every one warranted. See our $d Sterling Watch and our $7.60 Gold Filled Watch, Gents' or Ladies. J. B. RUMBALL, WATCH MAKER, JEWELER, &o., TELEPHONE EXCHANGE COSTS LESS • IO i Our Baking Powder at 25c a pound Costs you less than you could make it for by buying the ingredients separately. We make it with the purest of cream tartar and soda. Our sales are increasing daily. Of the many pounds we have sold we have never had a complaint. It is always fresh, as we make it several times a week. Every body who has tried it likes it. Try it. We sell any quantity. J. E. HOVEY. Dispensing Chemist, - Clinton. Cornbe's Iron Blood Pills A moat valuable remedy for all forme of debility arising from an nnpoverished and deficient blood supply. They are direct food for the blood. The use of these pills will change the pale and sallow complexion of debility into the ruddy glow of health. These pills have a very large Local sale, and the large number of mail orders show that the reputation of these wonderful pills is spreading. 25 cents per box or five boxes for $l. JAMES H. COMBE'S M'cKinoon &Co,Blyth THE GREAT AUBURN BANKRUPT STOCK SALE is in full swing. This stock is comparatively new. We bought it at 35cts on the $, spot cash. It con- sists of Dry Goods, Groceries, &e. No need of any more talk, just read the prices. \ T Dress Goode -Brown Serge, all wool 38 in. wide, regular price 25o, An- 1G 01 burn Bankrupt Stook sale price2c Henrietta Cloth -Good colors, 40 in. wide, regular price 25e, Auburn 11)1 Bankrupt Stock sale price 2c Double fold Blue Twilled Dress Goods, regu'ar price 25o, AnbnrnBankruptl0 1c Stock sale pride Factory Cotton 35 in. wide; reg. price 50Auburn Bankruptatook sale price03 (Limit 10 yards to a oueto er) 4c Skirting, full width. fanny border, reg. price 15e, Auburn Bankrupt Bt.ok 6c sale pride V tit, Cash and One Price. Butter and Eggs taken as Cash Prints -Light and Dark Colors, good patten 1, regular price 121e, Auburn Bankrupt Stock sale price 8c GROCERIES - "Sweet Home" Soap regular price 5c a bar, Auburn Bank rupt stook sale priee, 2 bars for D, Ily's Bird Seed in packages,the best regular price 10o, Auburn Bankrupt stock sale price 6c Keen's Mustard, in tins regular pride Rd. 10c,An�iurn Bankrupt Stock Bale price Peal] •neWesiting Compound, regular pride 5c, Auburn Bankrupt stook saleOG, price UU 5c Mckinnon 8c Co., Blyth SPRING GOODS Your attention this way for a surprise in fine spring goods. Flannelettes in great variety, superb Prints, Skirting Shirtin s, Ginghams, Zephyr and Duck Suiting. Best lines of Black Dress Goods. Nothing to beat our Cotton- ades. Large assortment of Tweeds. Our Millinery is Avery handsome and cheap. Corsets made to order, Field and Garden Seeds. Our 25c Slack Tea is a daisy, so we hear from our customers. Groceries of all kinds at very close prices. TERMS CASE Olt PRODUCE. P.S-Wo would like to receipt several accounts. ADAMS' EMPORIUM, L(�NDESBORO R. ADAMS. Pl UBISTEELI GIBBING. Our Grand iVIillinery Opening WILL BE HELD ON Thursday Evg., April 2nd AND DO VV.ING An old hat or bonnet is just about as good as a last year's birds nest. With Easter only a step away you've got to settle the hat question, and with every lady wanting the best, the choic- est styles are bound to go first. Fortunately we have novelties almost without limit, and as fast as one thing goes something else takes its place. Paris and London are constantly sending us new ideas, and the stock gives every evidence of careful management and prudent buyifig It will be seen at a glance that we have excelled all previous efforts in this line. We extend a cordial invitation to all to visit our Millinery De- partment, and see the most elaborate display of Stylish Milli- nery we have ever shown. PLTJMSTELL GIBBINGS eroert Street, Clinton. ANNUAL 1%1615TING DOMINION OATTI4I9 BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION. -The fifth annual weeting of the Dominion Cat- tle Breeders' Association will convene in Shaftsbury Hall, Thronto, April 17th at 1 o'clock p,m. Program --Presi- dent's address, Kon. Thos, Ballantyne, Stratford; Secretary's annual report, F.W. Hodson, Guelph; Transportation of live stock, by A. Johnston, Green- wood; Discussion on transportation, opened by Robt, Miller, Broughman; The present''Quarantine regulations, John I. Hobson, Mosboro; Discussion on Quarantine regulations, opened by J. 0. Snell, Snelgrove; How the quar- antine regulations and railroad rates affect the sheep and swine interests, D.G. Hammer, Mt. Vernon; An address by the Hon. G. A. Kirkpatrick, Lieu- tenant -Governor of Ontario; Election of officers; At 7.30 a meeting of the Directors will be held in the Palmer House, Toronto. Hon. John Dryden, Toronto; Dr.Jas.Mills, O.A.C., Guelph; lily G. E. Day, B.S.A., O.A.C,, Guelph; Mr Wm. Smith, M.P., Columbus; Mr Wm. Rennie, U.A.U., Guelph; Mr W, Mulock, M. P., Toronto; Mr John A. McGillivray, M.P., Uxbridge; Mr David McCrae, Guelph; Mr John Miller Brougham; Mr T. C. Pattison, Toron- to; Mr W. C. Edwards, M.P., Rock- land; and other prominent agricultur- isits have been invited to attend and take part in the discussion. Caw AduertIonnelttL. BOY WANTED Wanted at once, a good, smart, intelligent boy to deliver bread. Best of references regain d. J. A. KING. CREAM SEPARATOR For sale at a bargain, a Cream Separator as good as new. Only run for oneseaeon. east $100, will sell for $65. Will eatflt up and guaran- tee to give perfect satisfaction. JAMES STEEP, Clinton. DRESS MAKING We wish to inform the ladies of Clinton and vicinity, that we are prepared to do flret-class work at low prices, We guarantee perfect sat- isfaction in all work entrusted to us. Shop two doors west of H. Hale's Office, A. & B. FOTHEBGILL. CARD OF THANKS I desire to express my very sincere thanks to all the friends who have shown me suoh marked kindness during my repent afflictionand to as- sure them that walls I Cully appreciate it, no words of mine can properly express my debt of gratitude. E. J. ROUTLEDGE, JR WATCH. Watch for our circular abent to be issued. It will be the best and largest ever published here. Facts and figures for oaeh buyers, Remember our Grand Rally on Fair Day, Tueeday, April 7th, We say wettest Sale commences Saturday, April 4th, and will continue for three weeks M. JESSOP & CO, Blyth CARD OF TEIANKS We beg to extend our sincere thanks to the Clinton Fire Co., and all the friends who'eo kind- ly aesisted us at our late fire. We also feel that our special thanks are due to Mr James Fair for the timely and efficient assistance rendered by his syeten of water works, but for which our loss would have been mach greater than it M. HARLAND BROS GOOD FARM FOR SALE Being composed of lot 41, Con. 14, Hullett, 100 acres, 85 cleared and in a good state cf cultiva- tion, 16 acres of goad hardwood bush. Good brink hones, large barn and outbuildings, 2 acres cf orohard. This lava very desirable property, being situated on lealding road, convenient to market, 20 rods from school and 1 mile from the village of Manchester. Will be sold cheap and on rea- sonable terms of payment. Apply to J. MURDOCK, Auburn. Unreserved Auction Sale. The uodersigned will sell by auction, on Lot 26 Con. 9 Hullett, near Londeeboro, at 1 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8th, the following farm stook &c. viz, 1 span good working horses, well matched, 5 yr old; 1 good working horse rising 8 3 cows supposed to be in calf, 9 heifers 1 yr oid, 1 yr old steer, 1 brood sow supposed to be in pig, 1 lumber waggon, 1 plow, 1 twin plow, 1 set iron harrows, i fanning mill, 1 binder, 1 gravel box. 1 good top baggy, 1 set bob sleighs, 1 hay reek, 1 stone boat, 1 set single harness, 1 set double her - nese, near new, made by Johnson & Armour, 1 grind atone, lot of hetes, geese and turkeys, neck - yokes, whiffietreee, forks, chains, scythes and other articles. Sale positively without reserve, proprietor having sold the fare and giving up .arming. Terms -All sums of 55 and under, cash; over that amount 8 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. A discount of 6 por cent fpr cast, on credit amounts J B LITTLE, Prop, C. HAMILTON, Anot WEST HURON LICENSES Tho West Huron License Commissioners will meet in Clinton, at the Inspector's Office, on MONDAY, April 20tb, 1596, at 5 o'olook p. IA., to eonsiaer appliestions fot l eeneee during te lloense year, 189647. The following are the new applicants: - E. N. LEWIS Goderioh M. PHFBAYFIB Benmfler. NEIL,MoDONA�.D, Klatch The number of Hotel Licensee issued during the license year of 1895-96 was 44, 9 Shop. Licen- see and 9 Brewer's Licensee." There are the same number of applications in for this year. Any further applications mast be sent to the Inspector. W. J. PAISLEY, Clinton. Shoos seek Ei T1�s1s and people who aro admirers of comfort- able Sheen, need not look further than Our new Spring ( BOOTS Stock of highj . and . grade . . . l SHOES Just arrived. It Is not so much the cheapness of Shoes that count, but quality and price together appeal to the buyer. GIVE ME A CALL AND BE CONVINCED JAS. TWITCHELL, VICTORIA BLOCK (1%1NTON .MORN CONSIGNFY --In Clinton, on March 271b Ino wife of R, 0oaslgoey, of a daughter. WILSON. -In Gunton, ou March 97th, the wife of Air Chas. J. W ilsou, of a daughter. WADDFJJ,. Ii Ethel on March 27th, the wife of Rev. W. J. Waddell, of a son. W1GHTMAN.-InEastWawanosb, on Marob 22nd, the wife of Mr W. Wightman, of a daughter. HAMM.QND.-]n Blyth, on March 22nd, the wife of Mr 31. R. Hammond, of a eon. YOUILL.-In Morris on March 20111, the wife of Mr Walter Yount of twin daughters. LIVINGSTONE,-In Grey, on Maroh 23rd, the wife of Mr D. K. Livingstone, of a son. MARSHALL. -In Portage La Prarie, Man.. on March 17th, the wife of Mr James Marshall, (daughter of 8. Yount, Wiugham,) of a daugh- ter. GILLESPIE.-In Wingham, on Maroh 25th, the wife of Mr Chas. Gillespie, of a daughter. SNELL.-In •Londesboroon March 31st, the wife of Mr George Snell, of a son. MARRIED JOHNSTON.-MARSHALL,-At the resi- dence of the bride's father, on Maroh 25th by Rev. W, Stout, W. Johnston, to Misa Char- lotte Marehall, all of Goderioh township. WALKER-HILLIGN.-At the r, aieence Of the bride's mother, on April 2nd, by Rev W J Ford, John Walker to Mies Lizzie Hilton, all of Clin- ton MACHAN-HO WA RD. -At the residence of the bride's parents on Maroh 18th, by Rev. W. J. Waddell„ Mr Wm. H. Machan, to Mies Em ma C. Howard, all of Grey. DIED. SHANNON. -In Clinton, on Maroh 30th, Mr Wm. Shannon aged 47 years and 10 months. EAcT,-In Clinton, on March27th, Lillian E. daughter of Mr H. East, aged 1 year and months. MACDONALD.-In Hullett on Maroh 24th Mrs Margaret Macdonald, aged 82 years and i months. HODGINS.-In Cleveland, Ohio, on Maroh 241b Mr Samuel Hodgins, formerly o1 Blyth, aged 61 years. POLLOCK.-At Ironwood, Mich.,on March 21st Perry Joseph son of Mr. S. J. 1ollook, late of.l;rucofleld, aged 1 year. O'GARA.-At the residence of Mr James Renolds, Hullett, on March 27th, James O'Gara. aged 81 years. SMELTER. -In East Wawanosh, on Maroh 26th Abel Smelter, aged 68 years and 9 months. COOK. -In Goderioh township, 9th eon., on April let, Henry Cook, aged 77 years MoCOOL.-At Harrington Oxford Co., on Maroh 27th Margaret J. B infant dauguter of Robert McCfool, aad granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Jas. Armstrong, Varna, aged 1 year SALE REGISTER. Two building lots on Huron St. Clinton, be- longing to John Colclougb, at the Commercial Hotel, Saturday, April 3. D. Dickinson, Auct. Horse and buggy, furniture, elm. on the mar- kotsquare, on Saturday, April 4. elm, auct. Farm Stock of J. B. Little, lot 26, con, 9, Bul- let'', on Wednesday, April 8. C. Hamilton, Ann,. Farm stock and implements of Mr E. Ache- son, lot 90, Huron road Goderlch Township, on Friday April 10. T. M. Carling, Auct. House and lot on James SL, Clinton, at the Queens Hotel, on Saturday. April 11. T. M, Carling, auct. TO SUBSCRIBERS Agood many subscribers have renew- ed their subscriptions for the present year, but quite a number have not yet done so, although the paper is still going to their address. Our price is 1 a year in advance, and subscri- bers will greatly oblige us by prompt r emittances. CLINTON MARKETS Corrected every Thursday afternoon Thursday, Apr. 2, 1896. Wheat, spring 0 75 a 0 76 Wheat, fall 0 75 a 0 76 Oats, 0 22 a 0 25 Barley U 30 a 0 35 Peas 0 48 a 0 50 Flour per owt 2 25 a 2 25 Pxrk 4 50 a 4 75 Butter 0 14 a 0 16 Egge per doz 0 10 a 0 10 Potatoes 0 20 a 0 25 Hay, New and Old 12 03.a14 00 Sheeepskins 0 25 a 0 25 No. 1 Trimmed Hides 4 00 a 4 25 MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Seventy-three carloads of Butchers' cattle ar- rived in Montreal during the past three days all of which were offered for sale at the East Bind Abattoir, on Monday. The butchers were out in orowde, and were well pleased to see such an abundant supply, but the drovers looked rather despondent, and though some of them asked pretty high prices they would gladly accept much lege. Up to 10 o'clock very little business was done. After 10 the cattle began to go off, but not very fast and at low prides. Choice Easter beeves sold at from 410 to 4to per lb; sup- ers steers sold at from no to 4e per 113: pretty good stook at from 3e to 3io do. There were very few of the common and interior beasts sold. There were about 600 calves 'offered, about a dozen of which wore large animals from two to three months old, and from $14 to 525 asked for these. One of the best was sold or 20. The other calves eold,fromr$1.60 to $8 eaoh, few yearling sheep in fair condition were sold at 414) pc r lb. There were about 25 spring lambs offered, audlMr MoDuff Lambe bought eight of them, paying from $3.75 to, $6 each. Fat hogs were rather plentiful, and Bold at from 310 to 4c per lb. SEED WHEAT, OATS, PEAS, BARLEY FOR SALE AT THE Standard Elevator, Clinton R. IRWIN. SEED PEAS For sale a gnantityot well -cleaned, bend- threehed, geed Peas-TYNDALL BROS, Clinton. SEED GRAIN FOR SALE All kinds of seed grain for Bale. OATS, white and blank tartare. (BARLEY. Common PEAR blue and Potter's. 0013N. Also all kinds of Clover and Timothy seed. Sell for cash or ex- change for any kind of grain; in some oases give 8 to 6 months' time, it desired. Drive right to warehouse, opposite station. W. °, PERRIN, Clinton. ROUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Several houses either for sale or to rent. Full particulars on application to JOHN MOGARVA HORSE WANTED Wanted to buy, at onee, to horse suitable for road pnrposes, not less then 16 hands high, and to vioigh about MOO lbs. From 6 to 8 years old. TYNDALL BROS., Ol'nttn. HOUSE TO LET. The undersigned offers to runt the house on Maple street, formerly occupied by Mr F. Hall. The houso oonteins 4 Bedrooms,Parlor, Dining - room, Kitchen, Hard and Soft ater good atone Collar; rent moderate. -MRS T. COOPER. DURHAM BULL for SERVICE Subeorlbers keeps for service at their premises 2nd eon, of Hullett, near Oilnton, the thoro-bred Dur ham young5tmioofdr .rted Dstn. Termatino- VicIIt0et ho rotuinel1f necessary. SYN. Dept. 8 April ,.' • X8.00, 8]S WEE. HEAVY LINOLEUMS-- 4 yards wide, beautiful carpet pattern DRESS GOODS - Another lot Priestley's New Blk, Dress StuBg CARPETS New Carpets in Wool and Unions. HATS -New Spring Hats in latest things for Gents and Boys' NEW STRAW HATS - Some popular styles only to be seen here CURTAINS - New Lace Curtains and Window Blinds GILROY 8c WISEMAN PITT 33 c 18,00 A Snap in Crockery I We haveust received a shipment of DINNER SETS from England, and con- sider that they are the best value for the money we have ever been able to offer. Just think of a Fine Gold Splashed Decorated 97 piece set for $7.50. 112 piece Set for $9.50. 116 piece set for $11. We have a fine line of Tea Sets from $2 up to $5, and Toilet Sets at a price to suit the times. WOODENWARE-We are going to give a Washtub worth $1 and a Wash- board worth 25c, the both for $1 Cash. (41 CoS'W ,iton After the Fire But still in the Ring We have removed the stock from our north -end store, one door southi and will be pleased to attend to our customers as usual. Of course we ask your forbearence for a short time, until we get our store refitted, which will take about till the middle of April, when we will name the date of our Great Fire and Bargain Sale ,a HARLA TD BROS ., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, I- - • CLINTON. GOING TO .. PAPER .. YOUR HOUSE If you are we have some WELL PAPER, You should see. New goods just in from the factory, designed by the best artists, colored by experts. Because they are better than!the or- dinary is no reason with us for putting on a bigl price. We make a profit of course, but not so much as others want. We handle "Church's Alabastine" Wall Colors, in the best shades. They are cheap, durable and attractive. W. L. OUIMETT The Cash Dealer, Londesboro. t ..--. _...u. �.. a.765nZLs..rir --- f.:c•br' - - ..._ _ _ .r,' . a.,, :...a.:+ut_ A 1