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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1897-12-03, Page 6I • r i-,' '> b� •'! a •x _yy ,71 •� ,. .j"� r a, - res: ,i .; F,,,', .. __I. 'r . e . , ,+k,y�, 11 i ' � M1 1i�,t ' �ll %#N.E, ,10LIA: 1�4, X V1F $} �'9i; t p.. I ;;; ... ;11;;'.*,;;� 1 + , 1,. �.R � � . � ,, , I , � I . . . . ­ � . . . ,,I'' IRE.,cw I ... � I 1.114#4;� , I . i 1V14ui+A•� m ..� 1'� 1.• .0'r, 40. - ,I .. . , he�%�. . , .. 1 't , 1� I �+1ii( 0F,viHo NIINAOTE� OF T"A W�110 on�•r��80,+,,,'l'he Da>Ype, " . I . . 1lV ERI of,�ulj,4 " '100'e deabb to i6• lortger 1. � . It Q1 ,' Mystery, To -may a corgner'a j came x1novs, OXI,i t � �, y!li►a _-,-_- to the 011gnin4gl16 409109A thou @ died 1tiro.taBeagipl• _9i t'"-,l►A"' , t",tida by P01404 aP 1,41nlet�arad by upkaowtl +I+he maoaimotli Bei! pf bap we h. � • aa4 ro.ta,i 8q,pyll !Rr* A IGwae` oY persona! and a oitiar&o of murder• may be I ., I = lforthcoanin eshibzizga 41 out store, wilt beah I g wlthin a, l(ew days:. 'Te ver .h9 1 old-scekore, Xapeoted--Tite ioggd�ar>r dint that she so died wa4s;'based on toil away tq the person guessing the yea P40 ps� 0 number of poauads in,i. ; an the Q4 Sl<aesi>ton n 4Y.. A�,e. Wast onad in? the lytnn oh s # Qlisnd4 es 3' this ?r}AntTl, The arHon quare„ : , f de, of p HRn, Mr, ons ceased and that such, I.1 1 diene was not eao rarest will ,bo , t t'a Jens a nd h given two d W it9 to N,otexd? Y . . e SAhu e on ons ctid, Tea In towns and, t e plea, beat 41sek I 11 I . . - of Rr lel til i tt�r ttf' Idtaislor, fio ound ot, Blue R;ih he erson gnepsing " anthto�at.s re %I rive is bi,o p q rnysteriaue death third reraresb ons pound; If you issue 11 .191i abivatl Ave Adi audiebgp �oPenad atHIR�' be tune t dao' vt91s re nob guessed come„and,Oo, so11 , a 1v len the following`li n ti ch, d e ia' Coroner atimines, after a delay of live slept FrUlf 10 ” 4�11fi� tWAA. `'A thla, is rho rigida.+ weeks. 6t two o'clock the j fio x Wt90 Into the Yukon do you sworn in, and the following report oom "� �Y �1m /"�� i, the analyst was read.-- V f.7. F7 4 � IM Well, that all depends. Du you "School of Practical sptonge, Toronto. '' io , a wipter route or one that will be. more Nov, 87. To 'T.• Cuminee,• las sortioQAble when�the waters ares open? Y q., ,coroner, think tlio White and the oho ops, ? I Welland, Out. Dear 81r --I have exam- ro'utes are the best in the Winter, and fined the viscera of the Richard Julia Slee, r the Stfokeen route is the best vela ? the � " 1 . _ -,. tars .are running and the neper fig From t eith ine mach Rha >e �tGriffin 1.open.,, veryleft w�mell oris tlty of an alkaloiatiu'I "_ amin ` :*� r - ' "Do which aloes the reaction of, a chnine'. - :, i I I , I I I., q [d r ..• , . 11 A nt � n, 1, , w will of u thi Major Walsh and party gDrs trap W. Hodgson that he „ In 04,914114k.1. They are there now. We will n,ot r' O a called, , . e i � I I U .. n w how the new laws on minfAS are ° n, i no cause of death, that st red k o $�o could � ,,, ­' Qing administered until we hear m opinion, if the alkaloid was administered -, In the milk which according to previous - "R' im. We will,, however, sand in more � P ���* afar, as our force is not s e evidence, she had taken half an hour I,� �w 1` uliiolently before she died, it did not have time to ""t" large. ,Our postal service will rum raga- sot. The symptoms given in former ev1- �� . \ "i'is . 'has`, lbeen the most successful Mantle season we have ever had, larly once a month, and it will d end \�1�; Our a the majgr'@ report whether it W.Iljl•be faros were those of strychnine poison, as h ' n when h far a e wont. In his opinion if the I l: Dreaded wit, travel is easier a they y 11 afid_t a analyst .found any strychnine in the ��9. "I ) dl aft Vie.• style.:. have been correct, our Values right, and as a consequence our Mantle diffionit►ea h,9 overcome are not so , �,�yy 1 great." etomaoh now there must have been , . eS. shave' been immense• p "'Will the Governinent aid a line of enough five months ago, at the time of p /. It is a settled pair of our business clic to clear out our „ death, ba have killer the aeceaaed. Tho r y telegraph into the Yukog P `'`Not this winter. We do not know contents of the stomach escaped wben �� _14 �tle stock each season, and every year about Dec. 1st, we commence a clearing sale what we the body was exhumed, and only the may do next „llo yeOi''� oaring of the stomach was sent to the f-'"-`-� _,,J you et[peat that there will be. a analyatr ^ i " of all Mantles in stock. Therefore, on large influx of gold -seekers into the new Qammon swore that Julia files ` ovaantr� nQt spring?" frequently visited her, and sometimes t he, general indications look l�, that way. ' `ihis is also the remained- for meals. About two yeAra gr nap t- ago Julia told bar she was afraid to eat i� T t' railway, companies, steamship, , and naturally trar000l - or drink when her sisters were .around. C`+ ' 14 December axion most I who naturally reserve. They were Always guarrctliug about thio cv the most in nitres about the country, property, and she was afraid they would SIG Ii�RGAINS IN SHOES and hayo a better knowledge of the num- hers who contemplate going." poison her. „ This completed to -day's evidence' "'and. Before' ou' urobMe et air do should �`'I WE COMMENCE OUR Do you think the country is rich in Y P p i ,, the jury retired and within an hour see our assortment of bfen s, . m.1neral wealth?" Women's "Yat,; I think there Is o'large amount •returned with a verdict that Julia Klee and Children's BOOTS, SHOES and ' S + of gold in the Yukon country." Dame to her death by poison administer- RUBBERS. r cy , NUAL MANTLE �� : ed by the band or bands of some person A fall stock of Blankets Robeo single' �� Where ie Mr Ogilvie, the aurveyarF" or persons unknown to the j ' I left him on the coast. He returned jury, the and Doable. Harness on hand. (live to Ottawa via the Southern Pacific rail- jury were polled, and then dismissed by nes a Dell. 1.w,c � the coroner. way, and will there prepare his re�wrt "�� --,4, 0T 11,'#; there 18'Xlot the variety there was early in the season, but What the stock lacks in assortment it more than makes for the Government on the Yµkon, i da y Itot know whether he will return to THE FOREST CITY. t]C�S.. TWITCHEGL, xl`tee, even sow it is as good as many stores commence the season with. we want every Mantle out of the store b the victoria Bleak, allnton. y JrJgndike or not ,�' ���enonth,• and on 'Saturday commence to clear the ' balance of the stock, at the lowest rices for first-class up-to-date `Will Dawson City be the headquarters Death of Another olii reoaidont- ' P p Farmpr of the IJominion officials,?" X1PVd, edver gioted in the county. This°is a money saving chance that mantle buyers cannot afford to pass. Here we quote "No; Major Walsh has Sttatrnobiona to London, Ont, Nov 99.—Mr, Wm. BOARDING a few prices, they'll give you an idea of what we are doing : fool; around for a more suitable location Flinton, another of London's oldest oiti- z, �� to establish himself and his party, one zone, died this morning at the residence good, comfortable accommodation fora few x s' 1, weed Coats, . double breasted, sig large Black Frieze Mantles, Tweed lined, cuffs, `velvet. collar that will be more in the °enter of the of his dau$hte>}, Mrs. Eliza Hunt, loaf b&ders at No. F,8 Huron St, two doors wesa •'i' ,Ory°, buttons, Iigh ,turnover collar, a regular $6 ,' [ 65 mining regions. Whore that will be is Mabel street.` He was born in scarboro', Baptist Church, at moderate rates. $4 45 sig large buttons, a regular$G.50 garment, clearing at � not known, and action will not be taken Yorkshire, Eng., in 1818. HIE; lou life of ring at :......................... . • until the major is heard from." of 84 years wAs filled wibh interesgbing I34tGs WANTED. "Is there anything new regarding the adventures of one kind and another, .`At I Cloth Co — moll. c ea stay bra>ci trimmed, 01g lal"ge buttons, boundary lino between Alaska'And Oen- the age oP 17 he came to Canada, seb$I- always paid OtJ dead or HnrongS6 Oun�tocn �,r regular X3:50 elastin at.... , ..:.. $2.45 Bro g Copvert Cloth Coats, very stylish and serviceable, aaaN' in n Montreal. He s one of those g • • • • • • • • • • re ular rice has been $6, clearing at......... 4015 oh, yet; there are certain axes of who shouldered a musket and served BOAR PIG FOR SERVICE: y'� ''' • • • • • • • Into questionfll which ahMhave bo be lookefl through the Mackenzie Papineau trouble — p •j'� �T, to care u y, an r. King, our chief of 1837-89. He also witnessed the hoot• Subscriber has just bought a thoro-bred�. , Subscriber has of firer close pedigreo, which a�:[�AT`� astronomer went out with me fur that in of Chenies, After tho strife tsar g end- he will keep for service. Terms, Sl at time of Purpose. As to whether there'will be a ed he removed to Toronto, end thence t� service, with priveto a of returning if neoes- G commission on the appointed this of in 1864 living g quesblan t9 , g lases ooptinu eery. ' JOHN PLSDT, Auburn Mills, �3°:our •$�ael a ti Colored Ma>�tles that have been 9, $9.25 and $10, sortie of the rrlost stylish goods we toad �a by the United states and ourselves, i do curly ever afros, Ha leaves belaihe fp '' 't11is 8oa80I1, there are only nine or ten left, and no two are alike, clearing at your choice for............ • ono�kno the subject 1a a v g v one p qp Rog C CLE w bjo cry r1t a mourn hie lea, one a ANADIAN HOME CIRCLE;: s (among them being M>4 , hie Order has chap Mr sifton said it was the. ,T gad its night of meeting �' h' i o pri(58s are not for ,old, last season goods, but• for brand new, up-to-date •styles. Those who come Saturda or earl his fo : of Toronto), 3o grandchildren find fio to the first Thursday in each month, and will k y, y partmfent to canool' all oveitMe great- the grandchildren. hereafter moot in he Oddfellows' Hail, over .11 + nest week, will have 'the best choice. time sales an . GoVe=ment laude par- Mr. William Spice, a m1d¢je�,ged. Allen & Wileon's, W, R. S OIIG}Ii, racy. ;r T _ of ossd many years ago, and which had farmer, who resided in West Mssourl; + not been, improved, By this means a near Thorndale, was struck by a motor DRESSMAKING: large>i area would be open to bona fide oar on the Yottersburg line, meat the subscriber has o ee ars, He deolin d to ex pened dress making rooms itt �� y Ove/'Caa�`s/ fio a preas'an' (W - inyane asylum, while driving bolme, pom, the house formerlyoocnviedby Mre. Rye, Hur• ?} ,on the reported decision of the Pope the city last evening, and was so serious.' on Street, where sho will be Prepared to ere regarding the Manitoba school caro all orders entrusted to her in a thoroughly question, ly injured that he died, very shortly after. workmanlike and satisfactory manner. She We have more Men's and Boys heavy Frieze Ulsters than we should have at this season of the year. The oar was backing into the pity at the will also go out and do sewing by the day If g y PORT ,ARTHUR MURDERS. time the mishap occurred. only last d0�0d• MI58 BYE, Huron Street, Clinton, ,, , �, we must get the surplus stock out, and there's only one way to do it, that, is to make the price sell them. week the GiovernaI►ant gave the company j If there's -a man• or boy within. reach of this store, who waists an overcoat, he can't afford to miss this chance. Twe men �ai�oned and Sftern•ath ®boar Permission to oonstrnot a °'�" on the DDLLETT TAXES. bodies Wore-Cromated. asylum grounds, and a,wattfpg this the ' Commencln'g Saturday, Dec. 4th, we will sell our entire stock of Frieze Overcoats at prices like these' cars bave been backed into the o1 ovfbh Notice is hereby given that taxes may be Af , ti,. Pemi�rokg., Nov_ 88.—Oliver R �y y. alias (#tauthler, sQntauoed � ' the ntetormazi on the rear and. This is paid to the Collector of any of the following a {; Heavy all.' wool Frieze Overcoats, high Boys' heavy Frieze Ulsters for bo s from ud�g� the first 0gtality sin the pisses: – Hiu'a Hotel, Londesboro Tuesday y Ai'Inour bo ecven yours for ste8,ttm p,vi pQ¢¢ gPenPng of the Nov. 90 and Tuesday, Dec. 14; Commercial storm collar, heavy tweed lining, side 5 to 10 years of age, regular $4,50 .:..�iii.JrO and fora at icer eve, has made a telrrib� electric system -in t}lite city, two years Hord, G�imton, Wednesday, Dec. 8; Sinburn. It ° confession to Craven Attorn $[ ago. Friday, Dec. 10; Auburn, Monday Dec. 13, 1 t ey et Taws not �a slash pockets, a coat that 1S •first- paid by Dec. 14 are subject to flue per ( here. Some time ago he left his, wife site' G,ALLIA'S RST T.RI',p� ant extra. ROBT. SMITH, Collector. class. in every particular; and that is sold Same garment for boys' -from 10 to 14 went off* witft a Mrs. Gauthier from yfleld Quo. Assuming dautbtaakls :'in most stores at $7.50 and $8. we've years of age ...................... e�e�i.s� mama fey went to Part Artiilta and The new Canadian �4118t�amerArriroe THORO-BRED STOCK FOR =t, many, aud•marked them. down to .. e� rJ.®o atyrted hotelkeaping. Two znen named at 1�alxra: m (ieoa Time, SALE ` Rene Dobin and Fred Corriere lived in a•• HaliPnx, N. S„ Nov. 99.—The .Brayer About half a dozen O s' Tweed Overcoats assort- shanty near the hotel. The mon called line mail steamer Gallia surprised Hall- For sale, 2 two year old Tamworth Boars,ono Best' quality pure wool FriezeUlster heavy y z being winner of the rd y,' , y ed sizes, at $1.50 and $2, worth double the mons on Prevost on Februarg l0 lash, to trade fax People by entered port` of 9 O'clock lot at Exeter, Gioderich, Clinton SEAfooit(i and tweed lining, high, storm collar, A NO. ' 1 y some pigs, acid they reme►lned for supper. this aPternQon after an exceedingly good Dungannon. Also an aged Poland China Boar, �r aI"Illellt well. ear and keep its a ear- Prevost soya the we (Gauthier) put run, considering the heavy gales whish winner of 1st prizes where shown. 2 Duroa Jar g J _ - appear-,, . we are determined to clear out every Overcoat poison in the ten fo he men but would were encountered ever since leaving soy Boars, 6 months old one winner of 2nd ��tsp Q K give him any tea. Both men loft the , pr ze at London. Also one aged Jersey Sow, A ante Daly re lar $10 line elastin at y/v• �/ not Moville on November 91st, Yesterday winner of 22 razes. Any or all of thesewillIA, "� � - in stock, and, will save you money if you buy here. furnished the only sold cheap, p y table before theft meal waeflniahed. Ofle y favorable weather of WESLEY W.FIBHER,Benmllie' "u immediately ed dead one the reaching house, e'the doac the other the vol ago. Large numbeyrs of at the I. ' �"~�~~'''` !1 1• 4y;, • Realizing they would be arrested visited the steamer A ahs she delighted with }11 C.R. terminus. All webs deli "�w�► /;� `�• e ia•X •hakes lanne� Bargains ' her iiae aAlaon and:excellent passenger ' V* ^'� -X �, . murder, and to screen themselves they � One Special Bargain in Ladies* Tests placed the badlea on a sleigh, took them accommodation, and%,there were many � �11: , V to their shanty and laid them on their who pronounced hod, the best boat that Don't be '' "t e place pIi sale Saturday, two of the biggest bargains we bed. After esarohiiig thein and taking has ever viabod tis;port. inhere ie little �� ",141 what moiaey thgy' found they set the doubt that she wiWbecome a very popu- Too Late ! ' ve ever offeredL. in these popular goods. Just a little special in these aeasonablo goods that only a i a sad cremated the bodies. Pre? lar bash, ,iii the Giix,aaian trade. l�l �, Vest says s be' frequently The Gallia the mails and some • _ I 1. `,, by • few can take advanta e'of, because the quantity is limited. r q y quatrolad vDith -l. I yards;Tweed, Shakers .in tartan checks, regular g q y Mrs, GaRthler and was afraid she of her. passengers, and depaited for St. ��� ''r 10G seeds, ,at' ......... $(' P also, as she told him Joh g HE t3R�AT OFFER OF .. i, .'. ... ♦ . r '.... ... .:-.. 4VOnld poison him n lr two hours. The manager of the ��, ' ` .L, rile always kept poison on band, Mme, line, Mr. D. W. Campbell, of Montreal,M! 3 dozen oral Ladies ribbed II lean Vests fine soft fin- was ori hand to meet the boat on her X600 yaitl 10 different designs sin En lish Dress Flan- only, deaf �iesertod Prevost and returnofi arrival and escort members of the Board `�, S1 yg to her husband at Valleyfleld. She W d aay9 11. tieletts,`regti At 15c quality ......... ....10e Ish, nearly all wool, dust enough cotton mixedin to keep called to Pembroke as a wibneas and ib of TrA a and others through the steamer. The London: lel These'�shoul&not.last lou at these .rices so those who them from, shrinking, a regular 656 vest, while, the lot now held in Pembroko amu orders 6,om Mr, Campbell is being dined W -night at 1�/• g the Port Arthur authorities. the Halifax Club by citizens and mem+ ' I'll 3w#lit thorn., ehn� ComQ;.eaxly.,.: , P .. " " ' - • • •••• • - . - •-•• • - .. - ............49c -- _ bets of the Board of Trade, who will Presslasts our rice ls. Free:' :, Cotton o erativee alray straw, es race thou delight at this luau nares- ' 1. ' dolt, Nov..4,86.*-•? b continued Pow wooke YiOn Daunt oRy t� tion of o direct Canadian eteamahip ser- whereby s°dbae�ribora to work "�� ballots oast in a majjU46'W the co vice. w 00 1 e 1� spinning districts of Lancaster, u rise r g ; r gnestion of the aooaptanoe of tha� A SUSE51CIbUS CONSIGNMENT. One Years Paper Pres, w ° tion of wages proposed by the em la "gra shows an overwhelming meti ort I The Fred Press hes made arrango• g j ty,'� t4A� Doses of Gunpowder Valsoly Marked ahs wonte with the Veterinary Science it, ' "'Now' Is the tilne'tli', buy, Fors; while the assortments are at their best. we handle no furs but Good Furs an the Proposal ofitho cetto�"Indt1ni. 1, Ant ' Arra.. , . zlablUbing Co. for a number oP r • • , d stand to subihit the wage c - ea of their book, "Tho Votorih, �% tion a gP queAEloiio a `res- London, Nov. 99.--Ei hb Bargoa, load science." the i,rtco of which is -t +e'hand the :gnallt es a sell. xotil can depend on all Furs you buy from us. Our Furs are good and our prices are close: and a general aril a �#' ai a�,.� ed with cases of u> • .....,i 'in the cotton Inxlus " tow 4b01ti, . v�i- labolfed " rms," have gunpowder by to la gogthoAnatomy, iDie • . �1a11c1xen a,'Grey, Lamb Ca s xlice evert curl special at .. , P I p X170 Beaver O�ppossum ICaps, extra fine fur, the best medium table. The 0lupla>retd a Ittanthago etafbd the auatal�ia aiiieere in the Tbamebal • � ag��"TdrePabtmtnt nafso oinnostio I priced Ca to be had s ecial at hint the emergetaoy der�landed a reilt#atA�a They came from Russia, and were about a folPac7esori 'tion of Medicine l , ,r .. • . • • .... $2 90 per a®rat. p ..iJflbli g illt86t1. 1 1 . 1 Caps, ertilitYle fur, wedge shape, a P ' P • • • •'�••• •• Without a ro oiq�w � aesexting that to be transferred to the steamer Daluoh- • •aeon ipbs, so that every farmer . tklt 1pOks well.an 4l VG sax ........ ..............r... du bilfct of eapenaes tit istan foz` Persia. rt is all 111$ a�Vh rinary: `� 1 bualnoes ooald "not b$ continued at' , the gminunition was 'destined for the r ,i .. v, Extra fin e qualities In Grey' Lamb Caps, very choice Iu the cotton mortars are atria fis� Afrinls. . ,`e same Dap with band...+ ,.: # .;....:, ..y.+ .........:: . 6 . $1 75 skins ' intention to Impose ilia rife �� �0 �0 �MO� • • • • • • • • ••••....... 4 •'a......,a 4 6'41«.:,; • 2.x0, 3, X3.50 duoti 1te:4Q!ct6. It.deve'loped today from the 'fnvest�l- re ori It is Imp o�aibW tp ofv' a anon made in ... .; flee l!. g to the subject Waaklf Free ?Press unci Pa , Th. L` S a On 0 aye oirle axtlCulalrl hod �r moral strike o e jot thnb the T 11x s s W bi v s P •, g Fur 11�Ia1�tles for ladles the curl Ys to s � vin fa00,000 eight bar eo loaded I. . ►pd iiume fcr aiie year (prico , i , , $ cl with, aoeas o! un- a copy bf ihe, V eturivary Bob " y spy and e�►et>< Elle sk,tns are perfectLyap. whish' ,will auto t ,, a}„ rile �r0 cvell,mde `end 1111Od throughout, 'the ar P , Y fire �rr povVdot, falaety labelled arms " wf • • (yzzk�s .00),, Both will bo mailod to r, , .1y garments, and, our rices o'a them axe Ver Indusity of the empire, oda be aytbrbod have bean °h o�droAs u n the rod'bl oI ^, t"'° ofS assolttxient ofIl kris; df'u btrt ` e first-class ass l�_ ry closf:. �e seized by Customs OMQers oil • lto pt the Thames, were consigned • • a Dollars. . , lI . g - , . X1 yOy Want anythlllg We flava nOt Iii• stOCkt 'l�'e a artlCular at . ' 7eutind 1h, a gran from t c otmdso thin dhaboo. o ba p Y P tOnt1011 t • d op aha Irraoa. � u I orders, and et �,�tythzn you avant sub pct to our 1a1� rOval'. 0 I'otersbtitg to J'ibutif through 'a Pubis • • ota�ordtboontinue this o dr,;in� , . J . , «, �. ,+ JC .. South Fliloh, Qaut.� Nov,�g`A. agent '�Ii1d Wornritollq*, f�evpral.,titeusatld sUb• oodideot hap nets on • , , probably intended fol' .. as linrislt. o o . Teals StO e' ell6 Arst�clriss ° u8lltleS at- close cash rice t -, P oo ,, tile, t�jta�a' tib sei is v nailed thomsoivet` of Q. ; x pais tb d0 yO1Xf' D 'y (7 OOdS bu In bore. The lines a . Now "fork raflw of y n e offer, Our sup ly of books. f ; 11 I J t� C sY tai. 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