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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1896-05-15, Page 8Is'eStegtmC/Arinion Bow Gintlenien .redned te.sts absw uwOunees "Pleic 0444ve17., 43.40P ,S9W Look old tor the Rooker 0,1Osir .400, gouti4164einni; for tee baby— !'WTO 10, 1110112N—Ort second Ow, with geed ' eritexoein ritieenee, imitable for lodge or other antreoeti. nest tease/Able. W. 0. MOW) •1 The 'Meese TONNA. Smoking Mixture le de- ilgetrune cool and fragrant. Try a 10 cent NOTES.—Dr. Gunn has returned f his trip to the Southern States. Robt. B. McLean. of Kippen, has g erously offered fifty bushels of pota Jolla;, Atm A 00013 01114.—Wednes- free for the benefit of the poor of d Y as a game of lawn bowls was in town. The Football match betw jeregrees a MeMber of the club eat on Blyth and Clinton Collegiate, on ikr,H, ,;rfAseting nail, and in rising day evening, resulted in favor of 0 i e atits'visibly. Another mem- ton by 1 to 0. Mr J. S. McKinno AO he younienst) instantly called well-known business man of Bly riti,on to it arid his profession by was a visitor to the House of Ref aching "A rent in arrear." on Monday, with Coun. Chidley; McKinnon thought it well to go do ANOTrieR DEAT11.—The elderly and and see the House, because he sai infirm Inmates of the House of Refuge he continued selling dry goods as ch &ri are pping off quite rapidly. T e as he is doing, he didn't know h ,noventh death at the House occurred soon he'd become an inmate of %on ,Sunclay, in the person of Jonathan Poor House. The morning train no )..'lied'itt; of Gray, aged 53 years. De- on the L. H. & B., when near Denfl ceased: has been very feehle since be on Monday, ran into a mare and c .999Lie in about three weeks ago. The killing both. Mrs John Callender, • remains Were taken in charge by hie London, who has been visiting he e. eon -from Bay City, and interred in went home on Monday evening. ,,,, 'fl-reY. ' . St. Helens correspondent was in er • ' DEAT/1.—On Sunday last Mrs Robt. last week in stating that the Dist ,_Trourse died at the residence of her Lodge would be held in that place Ansi/and, .Delaware township. De- the 22nd inst., the correct day is M ee sled Was formerly Miss Pamelia 20th. On Monday Mr D. Cante Rowe, sister of Mr James Howe, and shipped two car loads of hogs to C • was ' at one time a resident of Clin- lingwood. Miss Lily Miller is ag Jan. She leavesa family to mourn her confined to her room, though her loss. Mi and Mrs Howe and Mrs ness, we are glad to say, is not Serio Trouse, of town, were among those The Grand Trunk authorities have present at the funeral. paired the Hayfield road crossing n the station, making the approable 1 ACCIDENT.—The Belmore correspon- dangerous, erecting a fence on the e • dent to the Wingham Times says:— side for the better protection of team "While •Mr D. Robb, I. P. S., was pass- and giving the whole road a hea •, .. ing through this place a week ago last coating of coal cinders; the work w , Monday, his horse stumbled and cork- done under supervision of Mr Har ed itself so badly that it had to be Streetsection foreman. Dr. Beld Stabled and cared for, for a couple of and wife, of Seaforth, spent Sund days at Wroxeter. In the meantime in town. Miss Annie Howe spent Su • lir Robb made a tour of inspection day with friends in Goderich. Sa • ' through the schools of Howick, using Beattie, of Brussels, brother of Jam 'a livery horse." Beattie, who has sold his interest WELL REPRESENTED. —This end of the livery business in that place, w the West Riding was well represented negotiating for a hotel business he . - at•the Liberal Convention in Dungan- but we understand the deal has fall • non on Friday last, the following per- through. Rev. J. W. Holmes w eons being present:—Messrs Farran, in Toronto this week attending ,,,, ,• McPherson, McCorvie, McMurray, Mc- meeting of the Book Room Committe - ' Callum, Wiseman, Jas. Smith, Paisley, Ogle Cooper & Co. have a dandy deli • J. W. Irwin, Jas. Scott, Gardner, T. ery wagen; it was manufactured by Brown, David Graham, Jas. Stevens, Leslie, the external embellislaments b W. Coats, Welter Coats, H. E. Hod- ing put cn by Bowers Bros. The dri eons, I. Taylor and R. Holmes. er recently bought from Mr Black STILL AT LIBERTY. — This week by Oliver Johnston, has been re -so Messrs Holmes and Todd, of the NEW by him to Mr A. Innes, who intends Ens.and News -Record, and Neelin, of ship it to the old country. Messrs 0 •the Seaforth Sun, were served with Neill, Snyder and McNeill are at God large sheets of official -looking paper, rich serving their country as juror requiring their attendance at G °clench. The grader was used on Tuesday to fl • Some people thought they were all to up the road to the House of Refug be locked up in the county building; the Tuckersmith Council paying for others no doubt thought that they share of the work done. W. G. Dobe • should be, but the -truth of the matter ty, having other work that required h was they were summoned as witnesses attention, has voluntarily closed up h .in the case of McKay ve. Simpson, an jewellry business. Horace Jacks° action for damage for alleged defame- late of town, has taken a situation i lion of •character. Detroit. On Tuesday evening sixtee •• ,--e • members of Seaforth Oddfellows' Lod Too FLATTERING. — The Brussels visited the brethren here, the 1st, 2n Post says:—"In case M. C. Cameron is and 3rd degrees being exemplified b not the Liberal candidate in West Clinton lodge. At the Assiees th Huron at the approaching election, a week T. Fleming, on behalf of h good many electors favor the nomina- daughter, secured a judgment of $ tion of Mayor Holmes, of Clinton. He against Mack Cantelon for seductio is a staunch Liberal with broad views; the defendant has been for some tins well and favorably known in a hole in the States, and was not represente portion of the Riding and is an ab e at the trial. Frank Baer had his han debater. He would make a first-class cut by a saw at the Doherty Factor representative both in and out of the The License Commissioners met her House." [This may all be true, but on Tuesday, and transferred the licens there's a difference of opinion about it.] of G. Swarts, Saltford, to Ben Mason MEAN.—For some time Mr Emerson also that of John McDonald, Kintail has been much annoyed by tacks being to Neil McDonald. We are sorry t dropped in front of his Bicycle Em- hear that Mr Richard Manning, of Ex poriuns. and lately broken glass has eter, father of Mr W. N. Manning, o been added to the annoyance, the evi- town, is critically ill, and his death i .1 dent intention being to puncture bicy- anticipated any time; he was for year •7 cle tires. He has discovered the au- one of the most progressive farmers o thor of this annoyance, and intends to Huron, and started the first chees punish the party if it is repeated. Peo- factory in the county. Rev. W. 11 pia who throw glass on the streets Butt, of Clandeboye, was visiting bi should not do so, as it is exceedingly mother this week. Messrs Seale annoying to cyclists, and could just as Hoover, of the Marble Works, thi well be put elsewhere. week received a consignment of 27 cases of Swede granite, import e direct. Mr Alex. VVeir, of Goderich, formerly of Clinton, has sold his busi nese in that place to MrYates. Tuesday next, 19th inst., will be the regula meeting of the Home Circle. Last Friday a prominent salt manufacturer all uding to the Liberal exodus to Dun gannon, jokingly said that "for once all the toughs were out of town;" bis own words virtually admitted that salt had lost its savor. Mr Thos. Hil- lock, deliveryman, has rented a house from Reeve Kennedy, on Isaac St., and will move into it in a few days. Mr John Ransford was the principal speaker at a meeting of the YoungCon- servatives on the 6th con. of Goderich township, Wednesday evening; surely our friend is not afraid of G" oderich township going Liberal at the next election. Mise Bessie Ross has return- ed to Clinton, having completed her third year in McGill Univereity; besides taking first rank honors in Mental and Moral Philosophy, she succeeded in winning a prize in Metaphysics. Miss McWhinney, the well-known vocal in- structor, has already commenced to paint scenery for a. concert, which she proposes holding on the evening of the lat of July. The Mayor did express his opinion at the Council board concern- ing the road machine, as those who were present know, and was the only member of the Council who verbally expressed an opinion. Dr Blackall bas been appointed Veterinary Inspector for the county, under the new Domin- ion regulations, Mrs Albert May, of Stevensville, Montana, (daughter of •' Diem= Reote—A Mr Wells, of Mr James Howson,) is home on a visit. Stratford, undertook a race against Miss Cole, sister of Mrs E. Holmes,who .' time, on Friday, which he would easily has been here for some time, returns to have,won, had he not suffered from an St. Catharines in a day or two. Mr.W Anitodtrollabie cause. .The conditions N. Manning has gone to Montreal in • ,Of the race were that he was to ride the interest of the Doherty Organ Co. fromeStratford to Gedittrich and back, The Morden, Mao ,Herald, of last week, and tben from Stratford to Goderich mentions the death of Mee John Fox,of ined, back again, between 4 a.m. and that place, at the age of 65 years; she -''SPArt., the stake tieing, $150. He made was formerly a resident of Stanley,and the Best round trip,&distm ance of near- also of Clinton, removing frohere to ly 00 Miles, in shOUrs; but on the se- the West in 1882; Mr Fox survives her, &did trip,. When eonie distance west of and two sons and one daughter out of FiertfOrtiedn'her way, to Ooderich, he a family of 9; Mrs McLeod, Clinton, is tOolterenditie In his lege and had to be a sister-in-law of Mr Foe, and Mrs Mc - taken bank to $eaforth and the race Gregor, eon. 8, Stanley, a sister of de- • declared Oft At one Plate he broke a ceased. A fashionable Wedding is re - pedal, and, on WO, Occasions , his pate, ported to be one of the events of the triakernellided *,44 him, thus tnaking near future here. The friends of Miss the r4e0 Mere difficult. As he hintten Mary Townsend, Bullett. win) has been , - hours WhWeiti to ,.tairksi the soeond 00 tin the sick lint for so huts; *RI be mile be, 60111d C011y ha;t0' entered the dielanee but, for hit ‘Mialnitg •' Re tin dettenk thn tame 'UV yetteidati but Vith What'sUCCOOS is unknoWiti; • 1.0*9-1414 .14QT1tise"-00911,' jaw* Taytor Yojte the drat OiiHit9Plan Who made the trip to ter00490 WetieASOP, Clay 'Man, :Vats rode to London from Pluton, on Sunday,, -49 miles,taqp-arid a belt hour; Jed/Will IlaVe to beat,this• PC94t tinr, rionfe..oe the Wye will "do hien Rev 11. It vine, of f3toderich, ius- ed thtough town on Monday, on his way to Kingston; he purposed wheel, lug all the Way. The Bicycle Club had a run to Brucefleld last Friday evening, and go Lo the penes piece again to -night The members havein contemplation the building of a third -of -a -mile track on the excellent Gun Club property.-- gown iti. rom Mr en - toes the een. Fri- lin - a th, uge Mr wn d if eap ow the rth eld olt, of re, Our ror riot 00 ay ton ol- ain ill- us. re - ear ess est s, vy as rY en ay n- m. es in as re, en as a e. v - J. e- v - all Id to e- s. x e, a r - is is n, n ge is 600 y. • • 3.1 roe GENEROUS.—On Monday Messrs Gil- roy and S. S. Cooper appeared before the Gederich township council, as re- presenting the Clinton council, and laid.before its members the opening up of Isaac St. to the Bayfield road, ask- ing some assistance thereto. They eloquently portrayed the advantages that would accrue to the people in this end of the township by the opening up of the road, and on motion of Jas. Con- • molly, seconded by Thos. Churchill, the • ersuM-of $35 was granted towards gual- iirg and gravelling the road. This is a • generous contribution, and will be duly appreciated by the people of • DO= orr Ma WATTS.—Wednesday eiteninirefr Y. W. Watts received a telegram announcing the death of his father, Which occurred at the residence Of his daughter, Mrs Garnham, on the 13th inst., at St. Louis, Mo. Mr Watts, ere Was born in 'Yeovil, Somerset, Ens - land, in 1812. Coming to Canada in 1849 he settled near Ancaster, from there he moved to Harlington, Ont., Ieaeing there foe Milton, Ont. In the fall of 1889 he took up his residence in Madre renialning here till the fall of 1893, when he retired from active life and removed to St. Louis, Missouri, where three, daughters and one son • reside, another daughter residing in Yeovil, England, and Mr F.W. Watts, • ,• of tOwe, complete the family. Mrs •%' eke.- tte sr., died in 1876 and is buried Vlititon cemetery, where the re- • - 'sangria Of Mr Watts, sr., will be placed her side. plettsedtd know that elifilig gteitir Int' proved .10 health, and hal lieeti Visiting; ettefidaittouddtnAntn int fx)iltis3t ttiont i having tkittW00* rel eat° her h(!ll?til"' • ; , ' Iteathot wave QtIi season has struck us. We are ready for the warm weather with a stock of sunaxnery goods that's almost perfect. Not a lot of old stock, but new, fresh, up-to-date goods, bought for spot cash, which enables us to give such rattling good values. Children's ifeadwear. We are ehowieg alrecist everything that a fond mother could possibly de- sire for a child in Straw Hate, Tam 0' Shanters, Muslin Boneets. er.t. Large assortment of Children's Sailors 25,cents and up. Millinery. We are offering in our Millinery de- partment a large variety of Hats and Bonnets, comprising all the latest no- velties in Trimmings arid designs at moderate prices. Untrimmed Hats in all popular shapes and shades at prices more than attractive. Our 82, 132.50 and $3 Ready Trimmed Hats are having a great sale. There's no hat value like them in the trade. The very latest styles in Sailor Hatsijust opened this week,Black Brown, Navy, White. Summer Hosiery Our Cotton Hosiery is imported di- rect from Germany. Buying direct from the maker we pay no wholesale profit and sell better goods for the seine money than if we bought here. Ladies' and Children's Black and Tan Cotton Hose, all sizes and qualities. All sizes in Children's pure white Cotton Hose. • For comfort and durability there's nothing like Balbriggan or Lisle thread, Hose, wetshow special lines in ladies' sizes at 35 and 45c. Qur special line of Fast Black Cotton Hose at 20c has no equal in the trade. Parasols Have you seen the new Parasols? They're the most stylish and daintiest handles, and the beet values we've ever shown, Ladies' Vests. Summer bas come upon us with a rueh, but we are not unprepared. Cool Summer Vests at little prices. Ladies' Cotton Vests, ribbed, we sell at 150 Another line, better duality at 8o Fine goods, pure white 15o Summer Corsets, all sizes.. 500 Wash Dress Goods Every day nowjpeople are calling for Wash Drees Goods. We are within the mark when we say there is no stock of these goods like :this in the county. Weaves that are new, materials that wear and colors that are fast. ,• Chambrays Oi.frninity Muslins iSteass Spot Muslins • Oolci-ed Xuslins Orepc,ns _French Tlisse Scotch Ginghams A very flue range of ,Summer Dress Materials in Black tthat will not turn rusty. Curtains and Draperies • Now that spring house cleaning is on it is the time to renew your curtains. We just opened up a large shipment imported direct. You take no chances buyieg your Curtains from us and our pricenire money savers. White and cream, taped edges, good_patterns 50c pr pair. White and cream, tape edges, 8 • _patterns, special value, 90c a pr. White and cream, tape edges, 3e yds long, very wide, $1.26 a pr. White and cream, 3S yds. long, tape edge, extra value at $1.60, $2 and $2.40 per pair. Art Muslins, 7c, 9c, l2c per yard White Spot Muslins, large and small spots with or without border. I HOME BROM Clinton. See %.<".• , I •;...‘ INOURAD ST SPECIALS . . FOR . . SATURDAY Men's and Boys' Flannel Shirts, 5 for $i Boys' School Hats 200 pairs Men's Hose . i octs worth soots 200 pairs Men's Braces 25cts worth Soots M en's UnderShirts and. Drawers 2 5C worth 6o . Scents THE ABOVE ARE THE GREATEST SNAPS IN THE COUNTY tbt el!ai- 1 0 Neither 110140 uIft trade Her draws HOW qad. The beet is the cheapest and Most satietaetet7 alWayS, every intelligent person must recognize-thiS tact,• and have as their purpose the securing o the very best article for the money expanded. ° Since we have had them, Birge's Wali Paper aangingshave held our previous ens- h` 4 tomers and made new ones. They are the best therefore the cheapest and most satisfactory a1 way. When you buy them you have the very best value for the money' expended ... How is it with your Window Shade Rollers ? The perversity of a shade roller thal won't roll is equalled only by the persistent obstinacy of one that insists on rolling when you want it to stop. If yours are not well behaved shades bring them to us or let us know ae cl we will send for them and mount them on rollers that will obey your action The W. D. FAIR CO. SPRING GOODS IN& ASSORTMENT QUALITY . LOW PRICES The stock of goods we have for the spring trade is com- plete and gratifying in variety. Is the capping stone to all the other advantages you gain by dealing with us. Form the loadstmee that draws custom to our store. We do not give goods away but we do buy close, sell close and share profits accordingly, which isithe reason why we secure what every energetic merchant is after, the bulk of business. In offerings for the present season we are particularly enabled to show decidedly interesting price items, which will satisfy the shrewdest buyers. LADIES—See our assortment and price on Tan:and Black Oxfords. GENTLEMEN —See our special line of Tan Goods, Our Prices are the lowest for strictly first-class goods. Sole agents for the Slater Shoes in Tan and Black. W. Taylor & Sous Butter and Egg e taken at Cash prices. 111Thitewear Have yon seen our window of Ladies' I7nderolothing, Night Dresses, C hsmise Drawers, Blurts, Comet Covers at 18c to 55o, Nightdresses at 75o, Skirts, $1.25 to $1.75, Babies Robes at less tbao you can make them up, quality A 1. Lat- est style, workmanship the best. They are selling, come while the stook is at its best. Lacesreal hand made Torchans. Yon will find our line right and up Chantilly, Dentalle, Orientals,' Pt, de Iriande's, Valenciens, to date as regards variety, style and price Vests Ladies' and Children's Vests, new arrivals added to oar assortment this week, which are of the right sort. Hosiery Big Glove Sale It is a particular pleasure to call your attention to our Hosiery counter this week, it never con- tained snob a handsome stook. We never offered a better lot of values. 25 dozen Silk Taffeta Lisle Gloves, in Black and Tan, a big snap, 20c and 25c for 10cts. A Snap in Hosiery 286 pairs of (hildrens' Hose in Black colors at 6 and lOcts. 1 lot of Ladies' Cottcn Bose in fast black, 8 pairs for 25cts. Cashmere Hose, all sizes, a line of ribbed double knees for boys. Millinery Things are humming in this department, see our line of trimmed hats at $1.75, $2, 42.60 and $8. Nice assortment of Girl's Sailor, Bats made over leading styles. e '1 3' a ice ray° t .y .&.., CO •