HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-02-02, Page 5THE CLINTON NEW ERA
umbaii's
Watch and
ewelry Store
We hays lately added it new line
to our stook, $lamely
SPEC'k'A:CLES
Our Oetioatl,work ie in oharge of au
expert Widen, who hes had a Yong
and, buooeeeful praotiee in testing eye
Wight and fitting glasses. Have your
flee examined --it ooate yoti you nothing
Many caaea of'eye trouble are avert-
ed by the early wpplioation of the
proper lenses. Always remember
;hat "Present Neglect Means Vetere
Irc .1ble,,,
•
and Jewellery
Our, geode re tlio .boa.aaand eur •
prices the lowest.
' pgive seeds' attent:pn to Ree
ing and Engraving. •r"Prompt-
news Throughout nd
our watchword,' 4 Nsjatneee are
watchword,'
RUMRALL'S
Watch and Jewelry Store
ValeeoloeyemayeeeleNeAltieWasetreketiVer
Wbat
You Are
Looking
For .
'eduction in
Fur Prices
JD. order to clean out the balance of ,our stock of, Furs
offer .
:. 00 Caperines for "10.00
X13. p �►.
.
sfor .•0
e n. 0
�• r�, a 13
.i�.. Ca
.� p
122.00 Caaperines for •S 1.7.00.
$83.00-P . Capfor es328.0
$18.00 Fur C . es for, 15.00
dip �
All our Furs at similar reductions for , cash,
R. Coats & Son
The best value ''xor your
money, especially in the
- Grocerp line ,• ; which can
•
be obtained at the Hub
Grocery. Specialties—
.Coffees,
pecialties-Coffees, Teas & . • Spices.
together with other choice
Groceries of similar value
A call solicited. •
'. ,B41e1ville
a
Successor 8low GROCER'
LOGOS.
We wantLogs of all kinds,
, particularly Elm, and are pre-
pared to pity the HIGHEST
'4-R$ I•RICES. If ypu have
'1' it will pay
nquire out prices be-
fora raking them elsewhere.
R.&J.Ran....•
'ford..
We ,
Lead
By Keeping a
Fresh and
Seasonable Stock
We have Booth Celebrated
oysters arriying fresh daily. Also
Fresh Orange and Lemons, Confec-
tionery and Cigars
BIKERS' AND----.----
-:
HO11IE41IADE BREAD
4' Fanoy Cattle
Paetry
And Wadding Oakes
Our Specialties
Any kind of Farley OakeLL not on
hand made when ordered.
Jas. McOlaoherty
Novelty Bakery
And Itestauranr,
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Telephone No. 1.
kitmowwowiNiiime
e
0 0
_e.
A few ;lines' of winter
goods left yet, Now is
the time to buy ,
Robes , and Blankets" •
�{ip 1e and Double Harness
r7 !!
'in „
i
'inks as.. d allses
gootso Shoes and Rubbers
11'e'also hare- lied Cedar
'on hand
asl� Pine Shingles
A wall solicited. •
WIOLL
'Vittoria hies r.
Civ
ock�taking
o.
we
Bargain Days
IN HARD WARE,. ETC.
Saturday, Felbrua�
r 10th
• .---
- Monday,: February 12th
Tuesday, February 13th
Look next week forfist of 'goods ' •
and, prides • and all, particulars.. .
Stoves Tinware
x' _•. , Ifkrd(are &c
Har�ia�
Experts in Hot Air and Hot Water Beating and Plumbing. . •.
CLINTON -
If Yon Want
To getyour the beat value for money, . come to the. Emporium, Londesboro.-
We have a few ladies coats at a •Bargain, men'e oyerooata and' kits very cheap; -boy's
suite some great values; horse blankets and robes, just the thing needed for this . cold
weather. We have a large stook of Tweeds which we are willing -•to aeli'oheap to clear
out::
SEE' 1 American .W W coal oil 28 cents
THIS ' Canadian coal oi122 cents
•
Ouroceries are always the Beet' to be got, a fall stook of patent •, edioine:
Our 'terms are Dash or predate. We will take butter, eggs, lard, tallow; • ood, dr''d
apples, oats, also a few bags. of extra good green apples. We will take any uantit: of
nice yellow butter et 20e per ib, trade. ' We would prefer halving it in rolleo fro 2 to.
4 pounds aa it is easier packed to ship. We would like to receipt all accounts week.
Think we have waited long encngh. '
Emporium, • Londesboro
January 81st, 1899
MILLS 1 OLIN T01,4 m:ARKBTS
CLINTON SAW
hureday, Feb. l 190
, 0.
R. ADAM
Wo wish, to inform all our old customers
that .vin have seldom. saw mill to W. Doherty
& Co„ and therefore not in the market to buy
logs.. We take this opportunity of thanki •g
n
aur. umerous patrons for their support and
trust they wi.1 give the same to our Meows -
sora,, W. Doherty & Co. •
J. & N« FAIR.
With reference to the above we wish to say
that we are preparing to build a saw mill. It
will be run by electricity generated by our
factory dynamo. Expect to Kayeit g
by the first of March in the meantime we are
buying saw logs and hope to' have our vacant
five acre lot covered with saw logs at least
two dose by that timW DOHERTY & CO.
Corrected ever Thursday afternoon.
Fall .Wheat... . . 0 62 a 0 :63
Spring wheat ........'0 64 a 0 65
Oats ...,,
nye..,
Barley
• 0 25 a 0:25
0 "40 a 0 45
035 a 035
Peas are 0 56 a 0'56'
Four per owt.. .. 1 73 a 2 00
Ilntter,'oose 16-17,p'k'd 0.17 . a 0 18.1
Eggs per doz0 16 a 0 17
rennin Hay, . 7 60 a 8 00 ,
Sheepskins 0 50 a 40 75
No. 1 Green trim. hides 0 7+} a 0 8e
Potatoes. new ; • 0 250 25
Chickens, per pair 0 30 • a 0 40
Dnoke,per pair • - 0 25 a 0 40
Geese, per lb....... 0 05 a 0 06
Turkeys, perib 0 08 .a 0 09
Pork, live .. 4 00 a 4 00
Pork, dressed. ... 5 00 a . 5 25
Dried appieegper lb.... 0 05 a 0 05
Brain, per ton .. «.....1300 a• 13 00
Shorts, per ton........16 00 a 16 t0
. Montreal Battle Market.
Montreal, Jan. 29. -The receipts at
the East End Abattoir this morning
-were: 700 head of cattle, 25 calves, 100
sheep,100 lambe.•The demand was Blow
and priced Sn;changed. Cattle choice
sold at 4c .Ac per ib.; good at 3}c to 4c
pec lb.; lotver grades, 2c to 3c pet ib.;
e tivea sold front $2 to $10 each; sheep
brought it one 3e to Bee per 1b., lambs
were sold from 4c to 40 per ib.; hogs
sold at 4c to 44c per. lb.
W. JAG1EhTACKSON,
CANADIAN in
"PAC FIC �V.
CLINTON
Through ti okete;feened;to all points
In the state, Manitoba, .the • North
West and British Columbia. Trav-
ellers to aflylpoint will conaulttheir
interests by cone'niting above.
Cooks Cotton Boot Compotlnt
Ie enceessfutly need monthly b over!
Lad�ee ask
our dru st for C,ett's Wes !test CMak
�a lIM
Mixtures,
111r and
weir se ,
i_
aka no ofli p
imitations are dang0rons. >eriee, Nb. 1. i1 per
Ior2 iia l'ed0enreeeipto prriice:r ndEwa&eeR NO. -
tor
Ermine, The Cook Company Windsor Ont. HELD' `WANT]h/D.
W Noe.1and2toldan trecommended l7all
reeponlible Druggist' in
Nee. 1 and 2 801d in Clinton be Sydney Jack-
son Druggists.
oe00Ladies. Safe, effectual.
Wingham. -
'banter!, -Choice roll butter 220, also raw
fare choice 'Mx. 0.50. Wo have a few mantles
to clear 210.00 one for $5.00,-15,00 for• ee.50.
Also a few Fur lined Capes. a
ct, E. KING, Wingham•.
A girl wanted to help,to do housework -»
Apol3'to MRS. JOHN AMISON, Battonbuty
Street.
Unreserved Au(tion Sale
13ig
0172 :Reductions Bead of Cattle Consisting
of i8 Dalry Bowts • and 64
store t
erre Css'ttiee
• IN MILLINERY
For the next Two "Weeks
I will make big . reductions on
all lines in stock,. as 1 want to.
make room for a very. large
spring stock.
Felt Hats
From 25e to 5e'
ft
MISS ROSS, '
Mr T.D. Walker hag instrueted;f,Currio,Aucr
tioneer to gel' by public auction on Lot 08, Con.
12, East Wawanash bn TUESDAY,
FEB.0
hhbrowinoibvaeunabcowproweh pdzg:-o1o)a100rd
esf 0
at foot;. I heifer rieieg two years old' with
Calf et foot; 2 hen'ere rising twyear old due to
calf about the 1st of March; 2 l esh Milch eowe;
12 Owe due to ealre in Marchand Aprh1' .g heif-
ers rlsing0 years old, not; i,i Half• 25beifers ria-.
ing two years old not in' oat.• 8 steers rising
two year" old; 2 fierham built, grads; 10 last
spring Calves. The above to be all sold reserve.
Tho aleck is till woli•bred 1)urhara Grade anti
in goodeondition. Stile t0 commence at 12.30
o�Tank48 0)r SALT. ---'e'en months trediter:111 be
given Onpurchaser* foretelling apprnved Joint
notes. Mix ler o'ene per ennum allowed for
cash on er . tt antonnt.
J. 'OUILIW6. T. E. 'Ri(1':AIIKER
Auctioneer, . Proprietor.
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• County Council. 3'inl;ham. The report was adopted, •
a1x'EC1A.I. comUrrrEE.
" (Concluded.) °' •
The special committee reported the • .■,,,,
A statement ft lam aaet. irig registrar fallowing teem:emendaationre which
O'Connell showed that the gross were adopted: "That ,the Legitluture
amount of fees earned for the year he nietnorializ it tri amend the Muni.
was 25,089Z. as ctgaip:at $0.31121..for Cipal AotiOb that wnnicipal councils
the previous year. The disbursetuents way be elected for two years: instead
for clerical assistance. stationery, etc, of Qne, the term Win concurrent with.
were $1,030.19; ama,uut paid„ county the term of the county council; that
treasurer, $1718.01, and theuet amount : the council endorse the memorial front,
received by the regtstraar, $2932 32. Oak asking for more effective cattle -
The committee appointed to report ards on the railway; that no action
in regard to the insurance' on the be taken regarding the ppetitinn from
county buildings reported that the in- Lambton c. rinty in .reference to the
surance was ae follows: Court. House, removal of indigents front Nig to.
$12,000; goal at'd cottage, $ .000; houses es of refuge; that the annual 11-
house of refuge, $8000, contents, $2000; a feefor h wkers,and.peddlets be
barn on industrial firrm, $.650, contehts increased to 350; that an effort be made -
$300, for the hatter enforcement of the by -
.A, letter •from Lieut..Col.; Varcre, law that a list of peddlets.licensed in
aeking a grant of 25c a day for each Huron county, alio of auctioneers; he
man at the next annual trtt Hing in published every year as a matter of
i
an leu ,-00 Varcoe Wats: beard in the g at a ore ,.;e_, era d, DerMit county*
carat of the 33rd Battalion,, as read, in or ai ion,andthatthey considered
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Support -of the request; and -the Coon enutiCii9 to vary the cars, int denim$"
ell made a lump grant of $600,.i with resident and non-resident applt-
Messrs Cochrane and . gess were cants for peddlers" licensed.
elected county auditors.' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A motion' -,was passed,•r'ecommending The executive_.. committee made the
that the Government increase the pay following reCommeiidaa'ionb: That the
of yolunteers,wbile inefianp tti $1 a day. sum of $25 be paid 1 o Geo. Hill in full
DesintCTOR ToM's REP0nT. .. for all claims for .damages and other -
The report of the school inspector wise caused to. hitt during the build
pleased to be stale to report that nearly usual grant at $26eaoh to. the k'armers'
all of the schools are in a very efficient. Insti Utes in the county be made that
state, The total receipts were $69,273.- the•usual graptof $15 be made to: each
09, while the expenditures were 055.- of the public libraries in the county;
072.26. Male teachers employed, 57; . that grant of $20, be made to each
female, 77; , average salary $371 for agricoattural. and Horticultural society
males, and $257 for females. Number hoidfng exhibitions in. this county in
set• pupils enrolled, 7001; average at; 1900; that $5 be granted to the Ontario
tendance 4379. Number of pupils who Rifle Association; that $200 be granted.
passed the 11.. 8. entrataee was 204 and _ to the Canadian Patriotic Fund Asso-
ciation;
the P. S. leaving 81. -•:The attendance that $10 be granted lathe
at the Madel Schools was considerably• Pr isoners'• Aid Association, and $25 to
less in 1899 ' than in former years. the Teachers Association; that $10 be
There'• are still a number of legally granted for the purchase of Sowers to
quali$ed teachers wh'-i have•not been. be planted around the'court house;
able to secure schools for 1900. t. that the sum of.8600 be paid by: this
county to supplement the pay, of: the --' "`
1Na3PECTOR ROB$'$ ILEPORT• _ men end. nota-commissioned,ogicers of
East Huron school inspector re ort-• the 33rd battallinn d•ltringgt.heir annual
ed as followN:-Darin the a 1�•i k drill for the 1900. Ttie: committee '' The
for West Huron le as follows:_, I aw : ing ot'•the 8ummeth$11 bridge, that the
:cRhno Co.
Jr:U.4N "Ell
• nd n u
Our Year
We have Piet finished atooktaking and have balanced up for the year
tad the result shows substantial progrea4, :"xuy
Our gash sales for the past year are the largest in the history of .,his
atore end we do not intend to let the present year lag behind, as we are in -better
elute° than ever to serve our oustomera. Having taken time by the forelock. we
placed large orders for new geode menthe ago,before the advance in prime.
They .ar
T y e now coming forward and will be sold at old prices, notwithetauding
chat theyhaveadvanoed from.•;,10..to .26 per--Bent-over'•`•'iaat"yeaT'B prices. °""We
liat�e 1uet:`openeel oar" new
Prints, nts, Gingbalus, Shirtinors, Cottonades,
Flannelettes, Ete. "
-New Prints, 84 inohes; wide, soft finish,ifast colors, good value at 10o,
our special price 5o.
-New Gingheme, fast colors,.worth 7o for 5o.
-New Oxford Shirt'ngs, fast colors, worth12ao:for 10o,
-New Shirtings, in. stripes and cheeka,indigo blue,now worth 150 for 12'1
_Cottonades, in *tripes and checks, worth ilio for 121jo..
-Heavy Cottonades, now worth 30e for 25o,
--Flannelettes, in dark and light colors, now worth 7o for 5o,
-Heavy Flannelettes, soft fint�ish, now worth 124ct for 10e.
--Grey Cotton, yard wide, heavy weight, worth "Color 50.
Bleached Cottonyardeon 6o..
-• r wide, t f'uish, w rth 8c for
4
McKinnon. & Co., Birth
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FURNITURE
BF OA.DFOOT,- . BOX _.& 00.'
yearrick yearetraay increase 'in our trade is good proof of the fact that out goods !are rigb
school house was built in -S. 8. No, 6, bad examined the statements of the our prices lower than those of other dealers in the trade:
Grey, to replace t he one burned down , different collegiate institutes in, the •,We menifectare.furnitare on A large scale and oat afford to sell cheap." If, you bay
laat winter, it cost a bout :$900 • &tlpx- county,.and found that the amounts from et% we save for yonthe profit, which, in other oases, hes to be added! in for
celient brick school house,: of modern to be paid ' for the year 1900 were as the retail dealer. •
design, wit h basement, furnace, and follows:-Seaforth, $2,155.35; Clinton, • This week we have passed into stook some rt otir new -.designs. Space will net perm
llimplete to every particular, Wes built $2.172.95; (oderieh, $1,474,20, ns to.quote prices, but Dome end see for yourself what snips we hve to offer,
in $. 8. No. 1,: Tuckersmit h, at a cost The council then adjourned to meet Remember -we are determined that our prices shall be the lowest in the trade;
of::$1;400.-- A basement -with pine floor, on the first Tuesday in June
furnace, etc., was put ander the in ick
UNDERTAKING.
se hoolhousein S. S, o.•9, Tuckeremith.
During the preeen c year brick school- MANNING} In li il' tt J 10, t
BORN.
In this department our atoek is complete, and we have undoribtedly the best finers,
houses of the most approved design u e , on en 0 h° tate , outfit in the county. "Our prime are as low as the lowest* . . , • •
pp g woe's, Matinee., of a sop*
will be erected in a intact, Glome and. BIj,EY-.InLendeabor0,on Jan, 2s, the wife BRfl A Tib ( (m, BOX•O. J� vv Chyle
$ordWich. Of the.123 teachers in this of Joseph R,1ey of aeon, j3 j,Jy',/ J� Manager
division, 58 are males and 65 females- VANTNORdfAN In Blyth on Dec _ id, the '
a decrease of `one" male teacher. , The wife of Frank Van Norman, of a daughte.' • P. S.• ..Night and Sunday palls attended to• by calling at 3. W, chidley'e (Furter,.
average. salary paid during 1899 wale' SOBKIRK--Tn Hensel', on Jan. 2t, -the wife Direotor)'residence '
$314.10, a decrease of $10.40 The of J, R Hobkirk, eta :eon. - -
tbwnsbip of Tuckersmith pays its male TAYLOR -In Grey, on 'Jana 14, the wife_ of 7 e
teachers: the highest average salary in. 1Vm.Taytor,of.a,eon« tFY•r rr vr>firiritii> >tii>frYr�
rural Nchool9, $410?2. and McRillo- ROUTLEDGE-ln Stratford, on Jan. 22, the
the lowest, ''$289.16. The township of t daughter.. g 'i .. o ',
Morris has the .unique distinction of
paying its female teachers a higher �ry
viz:$ and$29 There are66 1tIA)ABIED. Instant ' Cough ',Cure=
wife of E, J Rontled a Jr.. formerlyf Clinton,
O a aug er.. ••
COOPER -In Clinton. on.Jan. 23;.the wife of
Geo. A. Cooper, of a sot..
•
McLENNAN-McLBOD-Ar the reeiden're of
the bride's father, on. Jan. 4 b R i
Shaw, Alex McLennan, to Miss Ellie Mo`Lson.•
ab of Seaforth. •
JENHI'QS-4ASE1ttOEtE�` t file methodist
arsonage "on:Jan. 24 by the. Rev. ',Hobbs
Wm. Jenkins to Se raht:aeemore, both of Turn-
o •
TER-�NURTHG RAVE - t• the :re i..
enee a the bride" s father, St. aryl onWed-
nesday
e -
nesday Jan. 17, by Rev: Henderson, _Robert,
o r er to Miss A. or grove
Inc UAID BART-Ondanrl8, tSt.Celum- �•
an o arc s wa v, Dean Murphy,
Frank J.McQuaitd, of - illop to Miss Ms y
link$, of Hibbert.•
on Jan. 17, by Rev. Henderson, David Wright;
O a er a township to s ue a au
e e on. a
SIE ARM ZI R -parsonage,
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L. ;J Glazier, eldest . and L+.
Glazier, of eep° proker.
DIED:
average salary than its.. male.teachere.
:300 5.28 her
WINTER'S
Normal -trained teachers; 4 hold pro -
a 2, Y ev.Nel e
feasional lire$ -class' certificates, 60 sec- , The brat remedy for coughs, holds, and bronchitis, ' Cures where
onds, and' :59 thirds. The iuleils en other -remedies fait. Lsrge•size bottle, 25o
lages 720, and in towns 1451 1n ten Ilovcy's Emulsion is prepiredfrom the fine t- Norwegian. Cod Taiyer
years the enrolled attendance has fall- �V . Oil. and pure Glycerine, with fife ursine of.
en off one quarter.'."" ;•, .
berry. Hypopho phites in each tablespoonful Agreeable to take, Easily digested,
M AR A e , , Pronounced by' the' many who have used it' as the peat preparation of Cod.` Liver ,
TREASURER'S REPORT. d t id M W d Oil on the market.' 50o per 16 oz botee
rolled in rural schools -ware 4044; in vil-
the County Treasurer's report 'is.ae M A t N th I
'fax, $321 so; g t y � e,>b1,124 76, r �,� i,spensing Chemist, Clinton
followe:-Receipte-Balanoe'from ]$98, �r
$594.38; county- rates, $34,975.89; land b & h Irl ht b !ls a 6i h J H U V C
ax re rsr.o c • e-
,deniption of lands," $155.45.; interest ac -
'count, $166.48; sinking funds, $3,969.07 WR1ClHT BALL -At the Mensa Auburn 't'
bills payable, 83,0!10; Constable's ad='.
of d i ht h' M1 atL ylf ll,d gh
��•1/1
vances repaid, 86o; Division Court jury ter of let J h t1
fund, $28.22; administration of justice, W -GLA E At the .'
$1738311; gad$ account (Provincial tress- baps C oke*, an Jan, 10, by the father of ilio = . 1-1333 : •: rw�Q • . ..� 0" si►'
urer,)"$227.65:' 'license's; '41,072; schools, ' br de�Mr Tho$♦: Stewart;bfPu2lestoii, to Mies
-
L. Treasurer,) $0,573; roads a + el a daughter of A,
and bridges. $40:- Inustrial Home,A IA,,'Few Ideas
'j
-$352.87; total,. $04,403.98. Expendi• Snap
tures-Land tax,' -$505, ; Registry of- nLrn In C in on, on Thursday Feb 1st
CA ic. Clinton,
ar , ag y are andmonths. •
MaCLUSRE -• In
SOG}AR'f Ill -In Stephen, : Z 10,thein-
fant son of S. J. Hogarth.
80X11-]itMorris.on Jan. 16,'lttyrtle Edna,
daughter of Joseph Robb, aged! years:
LAIOLAW-In West Wawanosh, on Jan, 19,
Annie Taylor. wife of James Laidlaw, aged. 9e `
Seers. ?months • *
Zi O1ttBEST- In Morris, on Jan. 21 son stales
Forrest,pged 7 years, 6 months and 3 days.
BOWEiIS-In Clinton, on Jan. 29, George
Franklin Bowers, aged 2e years and 8 rnonths.
Mtori1IEQOR-At the House of Refuge, on
Jan 28, Malcolm McGregor, aged 73 years.
fl f Cbae C IIhe ed 63 e 0' th•
think about preparing for the cold 'winter 'which
ee, 3911.55; redemption ti lands. 8155.-
45; interest account, $20.48; sinking. MoHiilop on Jan, 23 Sas,
funds, $10,417.41; constables' advancee, MoClneker , ed68 y a
$73,50; Division Court. jury fund, tt184.- ep ,on an: i1
20; administration_..of justice, $6,920.48;
gaol account, $2,289.61;. schools, $12.-
258.73; school management. $2,259.97lmiscellaneous rants $640; municipal
c
eve eat 4174.45 talion r etc.
govern ,$, ,e ey, ,
0817; miscellaneous, $57.55; county
property. $909.92; lunatics and chari-
ties, $530.87; roads and bridges, 06.073,-
19; Industrial Home, $4,51640; balance
on hand. 0506.33. Total. 854,403.98.
UEPORT of EDUfCATION COMMITTEE. -
The education committee reported
as follows: -•.A. petition was presented
from fourteen.ratepayersof the town-
ship of Hullett,' and a similar petition
from six ratepayers of. part of he
township of Goderieh, asking that ar-
bitrators be appointed to adjudicate
in' the formation of a union school be-
tween these two townships; also two
petitions properly signed against have
ing any arbitration,beim one from
each township named. a econ•-
mend that atbitration be grar'ited, and
the fotl»wing gentlemen named, be at..
bitratots: His Honor Judge Masson,
inspectors It o
andRobb o and Tom. A pe
ition from Tohn Barr and twenty-
seven. nt hers of the townships of Hu-
lett and E-Lst and West Wawanosh,
asking that arbitrators -be appointed
to adjudicate ,in the . formation of a
!new union eeehool between the said
townships;, also counter petition from
Won. Hiles and •thirty other ratepay-
ers, requesting that there he no arbi-
tration in this matter. Recommended
that arbitration be granted, and that
the partied named in the former case
in this report be the arbitrators in this
matter, viz: His 'Honor judge Masson
and inspector§ Robb and Tom. The
committee also recommended that a
by -taw be passed in accordance with
such eases as these two regarding the
appointment of arbitrators. The re-
port and account from His Honor
Judge Masson in connection "i
th the
arbitration meeting t
Londe'sboro,.
was referred -to the finance committee.
The committee recommended that Mr
Cheswright, of Seafortb, and Mr Boyd,
of Exeter. he the examiners for 1900.
The name of J. H. Cameron. Brussels,
Was etihetittited for that of Mr Ches.
weight ran a (empty examine.'. The
report as amended was passed.
ROAD & /MIDGE COMMITTEE.
This committee recommended Char
no action be taken" regarding the re-
quest of the South Huron Farmers' In-
stitute and that the county council pur-
chase a steam roller foe the use elf the
municipalities in the county. With
regard to the regtteat of the Good.
Ronde Asscciatiou, `asking ate expres-
sion of opinion by the commit on the
following q�uestionss: 1 Are you in fevr-
or of Regis talon empowering counties
to assume leading Wade ' through the
county P 2 you infayor of the
Legislatureys granting aid to the coun-
ties that assume, pubite roads in ter
portion to the cost of -construction ate
to a of the raanie P The eon nate h
mittee recommended that the Clerk,
answer these questi0nein the negative.
The comtnitt.ee recommended the ac..
ceptance of the Stratford Bridge Co.'aa
tender at $1301, for an iron bridge at
ci►n Aautttbeuzeots.
HOUSE. TO BENT.
A" six .roomed house OA Xing] Street near
the G T.R. depot; Contatine 2 lots, hard and
soft water. Apply to li. F. STREETS, James
street* Feb 2-4t
'WANTED,
A• boy to learn the baking bustnose.
Apply tyJAS. McCLAC,HERTY -•
Feb 2=-tf • baiter.
Gload,Glenerai Servant,
•
Wanted attonce, Smatifamily,no scrubbing,
good wages, alonebuteompotant person need
apply.. MRS W FOSTER
Feb. 211 'Albert St, North.
PBOJ?ERT1ES FOR SAGE,
reer rale. 41ots near the Flax Mill,' 2 lots on
Ede St.,21ote on Milton' t ;also a brick cottage+
with frame kitchen hsa d water, good orchard,
on applying to JOHN RMO UT, Clinton, or to
JOHN HENRY, Rosondale, Manitoba,
Valuable 'farm For Sale
Near Blyth.
For sale that valuable 60 acro farm, being the
North 1 of Lot42, in the 2nd Concession. of the
Township Of East Wawanosh, owned by Mrs
Colles. The boil ie good, nearly all cleared, and
in a fit state of cultivation. There aod
frame barn with stens Stabling; fair fences'gand
an orchard, well, &c. The house. although old,
and not of much value, is habitable. The eon
venienoe of tee' situation, within a mile of an
•xcollent market, and arailway station, at the
thriving Village of Blyth, on a leading gravel
road, and the high qualltynf land. make tins a ;
most desirable,pproporty, whish with advancing
markoti, should Snd resat TERMS. -•1500 down, thebelanco to snit the
purchaser, at 5per cent interest -title; perfect.
Apply the Vendor bn the premises, or to
GAILRO' & 4ARlto W,
Vendor's Solicitors.
Dated at Galerich. tbo20.11 January, 1000.-4t
Applieat• s ;tor Oipic -
1 i ddressez
A l oat ong,� 1 to T`
h"a 'Saeksa
Esq., M.yor and marked 0,A s fictitious for
Office" win b received up to o'clock a. m.
Moeda". .. ebr r
O h i+' oar 1 for f
no the olio
., w
ap
positions in the Town of Clinton: g
Clerk & Trediurer' ,. 'Saucy $3r.0.03
Asgelator
Cemetery Superintendent
Chief Constable, Weigbniaeter,
Collector, ero
NIehtwatehtitee and Assistant to
wemtuter ..
erases ,..,....
Peundkeeper
1• all particularsad tothe duties of the eevorm
Meets mar boobtained on application to the
Clerk Be Order of the Council,
WILt5IAM COATS, Clerk
" 410.00'
,r
u 250.00
tr
rc
For .Big. Men - The time is now here when we have to
•
We have a lot of 44 inch 'Un-
dershirts -which are all first-
rises goods, but larger ti an
most peolere require. We' will
p 4
clear them fooutllows. at prices as
-
is just to hand. We have a. line of Frieze
'
Over -
cods, double breasta with large e
etcrm
collar
whIci.would be' exceptionally
.heavy even it
they wore made b. the usue0 way, but those are
• mace donbly warm by lining them down to the,
waist with the heavy.,frieze that the nnteide''is
mid° of. Wo are notalways talking tel a ..sells r
y u
du dswere the cheapest in Lhe g
o world,bet we
o gay that this is the bebt coat in the trade for
the money, and those who have seen it eayit
would net be dear at 810. The price is 28 while
they last, A line of black and blue' beavers;.
double breasted or. fly froflt, with velvet collar
and quilt linings at 18. A betterline et 310 A
nice dressy coat made cutof curly cloth at $9.
Abetter curt, with corded edges, velvet collar
-and best farmers satin lining, at 112. Overalls,
$1.50 Oges,per suit,for
2,00
46 -64 44 • 1:40
A. J. MOIi•RISH with or without bib, from 604 perpair up.
A. J.. HOLLOWAI
When Buying a Cream
buythe Best
e araator k
StO�
F Don't tryy to save
a few • dollars on
first cost and waste ten timesTakingthat On the poor
work of a poor
- - " machine. There
are a number of
different kinds of
!)airy Meparatore
butthey can bo
divided into
classes. hse in
which quality is
the first considers•
tion and those in
which low coat is
the fleet considera-
tion regardless of
(Malay.
The Sharples Sep...
orator stands at the head of the first class.
and are rea ly the exponent of that$ class.
Throughout this Separator the finest mater•
iel, the most careful manufaoturor and the
handsomest finish is employed.'
The reputation of P. M. Sharples for well,
made machinery is above that of any other
manufacturer in their line. They have been
longer in the business by several years than
their oldest competitors in America and Just•
ly claim to have a more thirough knowledge
of the reaulrementa of the boat Separator.
The manufactories are by odds the largest
iba fbi st the aro od Works not only in Amor.
^ They have in (heir employ the most experi-
enced and expert separator inventora and
designers and are thus enabled always to
koop in the lead.
IT IS ABSOL'UTLY SAFE►
No gearing nor high ::peed spindles aro ex-
posed. in which the hands$ or Meting witty
become entangled. Tho gearing in other
seperaters id a source bf dip ger and merit
serious accidents have Mine with thorn.
An infant could play around or on the Sharp-
ies while the machine is in full motion with•
Mit danger Or accident or injury.
Those Soparstors are furnished with the
latest patented two part progeasivo separa Or
bowls.unequelledin offeetionese.
The points in which it is claimed the
ggarplesiasuperior to any other Cream Sep'
r torln the world areThoroughness nese erSeparatien* SintpileIfy of consenetalen,
safety and Durability.
We are willing to plaeo these maehiner
with dairymen absolutely on their nitrite.
The maelaines must prove in aotual'nse that
"they have the superior points • slanted for
them over competing machines, The 'Separ-
&tor i'1 ip 'Waled CO any responsible dairy-.
rrtatlll,a obligationto buy.
for one machine .trier out talk
wWo has a bettor machine. but a
a7i} calor machine' wllt.domonetrate its inner,
or yin an actual trial, r,
I you are ister.sted write us arra we will
sen yon a descriptive catalogue of the
rase ins find ecireillar contenting teatime*.
let to tors frees your neskhbors end, others,
'tVe'shin these machines to any plied in
Cana end pond a book with fullinetrnetlona'
for se ing tip and operating.
YoufWilliiotneed the sorvioe of an expert
to•starts Sharpiee Reparator.
W. 1`r. O1l4Mterrle.
1eitdetber•e,'oat.
always brings to light some
goods• that we would rather
sell at a sacrifice than carry
over, -among them are —
125 yards of dressoods 15-"
to 20c, now l Oc. g ',
45 ' caps, men's and boys' and
girls, 10e each. •
25' pair of girls and boys -
overshoes, sizes 8 to 3, at 50c.
15 pair womans button over
shoes, regular $1.50, size 3 to
4, 75c.
25 pair of boots and shoes
r
,
'
.geris , women's, &, ments and
boys', only a few pairs of each,
of the,aize you want is among
them, you can buy the at
halfprice.
MEN'S
.i,
.7 5
.!..�...r.c'rw:iifit. " ` ._�.�`'a:' •�a.'Y'rn. - _ ,.1ww>� _ v....� awe _
ULSTER'S
Bigley water proof, all wool, heavy
lined, highettortn collar, regular pried, $6
to $7.Zi0, now $6.,
5 melton overcoat,, light color; size 37,
38, 89, regular 88 for $6.
Child's 2 plotted shite, 22 and 23, $1.26.
Boys' 3 pieced suits. all wed, $2.
M .
New dress g otosrl� rints' and
gin gharms now opening.
W. IL 'Ouimette,
LONDESBORO
The Cab Dealer