HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-09-14, Page 57',"^(7r
••11; ""1.1.r1111117111110
d
WI -1M TWO 0-7$
Just Now
Required
The *outing season is •at
hand Is your wardrobe
equipped for the trip. If not
why not look over our stock
of outing suits, neglige shirts,
hats and caps and other nee
-
1 Boys'. Youths' and Meles
•
THE CLINTON' NEW ESA
Additioual Local. News
NOTES. -Among the orders
issued we notieed the followinir in re-
gard to the 83rd (Huron) Regiment: -
Paymaster and tionorary (tape S, R.
Hays is RI anted the honorary tank of
Ready Made Clothing I major.
BGIATI3 FOOT/ULT.-A Meeting
our store for ready made alothing that we was Collegiate Institute
"line a men's, tbyv:tit08 and
a, complete ' pese o gan ter (talcial f�r thir PI;
Mock, 1.(rat
thought4,ewrld be advisable to put in ft ; on Wednesday
thattotr dt.h Tbhosyys 'wforrooma ul)fis°vdYeB itz+, el:1140111dg ertei:lorthaheeic3eraws5 of sueeri,esttiezt.eazr milaogwvegr:reiloalieiticdsauenvdal
Id (pond , the noted reeagy Liss6olict: 1
TfoittrX
So many people have been enquiriug at Cor.r.
oeutside clubs and
goods antt/ beor Canada. inTghoe4 1;iestatahe best Wen anIgaotoer paerlitahtgrchAarereaonfeamneuetwa
e made for the
essary accessories. Its a plea- are noted for the out and EArtileLlioef Zovelti the terming ,of a team to look
. a garments. You'll be suited if )•ell after% Interests of the 0. I. am
. sure to show them You' do istg and
r, not have to buy, call and see. " here. Ordered elotlailig a'spealalt
ong
yr. the kickers this fall. The following of -
Additional Local News.
PAM/ SOLD. -Ben. Switzer, ot lot 30,
10th concession, Goderich township,
has seld his excellent 80•Itcre farm
to hie bits/that*, Sem, Switzer, Clinteli,
for the sum of $4500. The new octane
will remove to it in about a month.
and its present occupant intends t,.
live in Goderich for a time, and thee
way leave Canada for Michigan. He
will hold an auction sale shortly. Ben
Will be greatly *Mimed in this township,
where he holds a warm place in the
affections of the r enple, aud their best
wishes accompany him,
AN AUGUST WEDDING. --The tllow
ing from the Beaton World tefers to
the marriage of the daughter of Jamee
Aitken, formerly of Clinton, and later
of Hensel', who is well known here: -
flatlet: weate elected for a term Pres., - "On Wednesday morning the liorne of
1, J. MORRISII
001AAAVVVVV0AAAAAAANVOAMA
Ice Cream
Confectionary
And Fruits•
You will find us headquarters
for Pine Apples, C000anuts,
Strawberries, Bamtuas,Oranges-
and Lemons as we will endeavor
to keep on hand a stook of fresh
and seasonable fruits.
Our Soda Water
Fountain
Is again a up and running in
fine order to supply the wants
of thirsty onstoraere for another
season.
The Cream and all kinds of cool
drinks. First class Bread
cakes and pastry always
on hand..
Any )(intl. of lancy..cakes.149t
in stook merle When ordered.
Jas. McCiacherty,
Novelty ;Bakery
And Restaurant.
Telephone No. 1.
eeteepereoteertoteemotowstototieetrettOots•
PHOTOGRAPHS.
A. J. HOLLOW/VI E, M. McLean; Sec.-Treas., A.E.Arch
• . James Aitken was the Beene of a quiet
ibald; elitpts R. Macpherson; Curator,
:inddesptregyughhtoenor,e mwieoscld
Bing:017,h, "wit
ft: Klett; Field Com.,• S. Baird, J; Mo -
Ewen, hi. McMordie.
Tao STOW/I - Blow breezes blow
frorA in its element on Tuesday night
•Business change but artillery and pyrotechnics were
• .• not heard nor seen. The wind went
I am retiring from business in Qlintoo tr,t a terriblevelocity and we have heard
and in doing so wish to thank all who
have patronized me so liberally as I was
ever oareful to suit enetomere •preperly.'
I ask all my old cnetomers and many new
ones to give my successor $ aontienance of
their patronage, rersons indebted to me
will please pay up by September. 21s1 ao aa Someone was Mean endugh to attribute
to avoid debts, being placed into other that. -the big wind storm was occasioned
hands for collection. •ht the little group of political talkers-.
that half the fruit was blown down be-
sides doing damageotherwise,' Kepple
Disney's stable being biotin down. It
must have been a slice off the hurrican
that created such terrible calaroity. in
Texas and down in the Sonehern States
. P. Melville.
•Haying pun:ill:teed the above •grocery
business and good will from Mr Melville,I
desire to inform the public that they will
find in the stook everything that is first
eines and up to date. Opening day is on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
I will endeavor to please all customers
and merit the patronage •given previous.
Persona wishing groderies, °rookery, glass.
wear, eto will be suited to call on the Hub
grocery. ' Gooas deliyered.
iRizeksztlii. • , GROCER
Remember you get a nice
large photo with every dozen
of our four dollar cabinet
photographs. This offeris for
a short time only. We do all
kinds of . life size Work . as
cheaply as you can procure
first class work any place.
All wortparanteed and .up
to date.
7:4
Call and See out photo
Buttons and Broaches.
•
F. G. Burgess
Goderich Fair
SEPTEMBER 18 and 19.
NONY. OPEN
Fall term in the
CentralBustuesSeollege
Toronto • ,
•
• Enter any time, ten teachers,
sixty typewritting machines. :Unex-
celled facilities for assisting graduates
to positions,
•Write for calendar.
W..H. SJF1A,W, Principal '
GIRL WANTED.
A general servant or nurse girl wanted, at
once. Applyto
MRS N. M. MCLEAN. Clinton.
General Servant 'Wanted
Wagted general s
Sir Charles Tupper and his band -who
were over at Montreal sporting and
working their way west..
Hultort's GREAT rata -The biggest
fall show of MO for this section will be
the G, N. W Exhibition at, Goderich,
on Tuesday and Wednesday next. The
prize list is several imndred dollars in
Advance of last veer, and the speed
tests, our in number, promise to de-
velop lots of fun tor lovers of good
horses. The track lain No. 1 condition,
and the grand stand, rebuilt this sum-
mer, will accoromodate an immettse
crowd. The poultry list is second only
to that of the county winter show, and
the "-chicken crank:kJ. in full
force„ The fruit and root crops prom-
ise to make a display unexcelled an the
history of the fatr. The popular Ma-
rine band will furnish music each day
and evening, and 'amongthe attrac-
tions will be Edison's Moving Pictures,
including South African battle Scenes
and other views just nowof special in-
terest. A vielt to Goderich next week
-will be doubly) enjoyable, . .
DIVIsIoN COVET.- Only two cases
were on the docket at the court on last
Saturdays but only one was aired before
Jildge Doyle, who presided, and the
auditorium was used instead of the
council chamber as formerly. Both
cases were in regard to horse deals. In
t lie suit of W. A. Connolly vs. L. Pea-
cock, Hullett, defenclant, for a claim of
$25 in a horse transaction. A judg-
ment of nob suit was returned at; Oath-
tift did not appear. The other case
, proved interesting and lasted for Sec.-
eral hoins. The plaintiff, J. Leslie
Ottawa, entered suit againse Jas.'
, Me -
Connell, con, 13, Hullett, for the recov-
ery of a cow. The plaintiff had traded
a horse valued at $60 for a cow valued
at $50 and $10 to boot. The horse was
delivered but defendant would not de-
liver •the cow the next (ley, claiming
thee the horse's leg Was broken when
sold. Besides the principals in the ease
being examined I. Leslie, sr., was call-
frnsplainfiff and Mre'll/cCeimell and C.
Howson, V.S„Auburn, were witnesses
for the defence; J. E, Blacken, V S.,
was called for professional evidence.
W. Prondfnot acted for plaintiff and
Hon, 3. T. Gamow for defendant.
Judgroent was reserved.
ervant, to wh0133.• g0.011
wages will be paid. A.pply to MRS. Wp.I.
DOHERTY, • Sept. 6 -tf.
Venriale Teacher Wanted
Per B. B, No. 8, Township 6f Ilnllett,Innior
Department. Duties to commence FORMERLY OF' CLINTON'. -• A few
tely. Send application vrith testimonials, to weeks hgo men
NBW Fru of the death of Miss Lillian
WiisOn,. daughter of Sam 'Wilson,
(formerly of here)and a grand-daugh ter
of Peter Straieb. The following item
was- taken from the Charles Oity,Iowa,
Citizen of Aug,- 80th, which refers to
the sad event: -"The community was
shocked on Thursday last to hear of
the death of Lillian Wilson whose pass-
ing away. came so titiexpeotedly to her
many friends. After hgeegraduation.
from the -Wet school LilWa had a long
arid Painful illness, but the last few,
weeks rate had been growing stronger
and she gave every promise of length
of days and a beautiful and noble wo-
manhood. $he could not, however,
withstand an attack of acute append'.
eitis and passed peacefully away A.ug,
23. Though born in Canada, a good
share of ber life was,Spent in Charles
City, where her sweet, winning .ways
won for her many devoted friends.
• She was one of the graduates of the
last class in our high schools and as a
student her work Was faithfully and
meritoriously done,. Her brothers
testify to her patient end loving spirit
in the home and those who know her
best testify to her strength and beauty
of character. She was a member of
the Congregational Sunday School and
of the Endeavor society connected
with the smite chutch. She will be
sadly missed by all who knew her, and
the funeral so largely attended showed
the esteem in which she was held. Th
floral tributes were many ancl-beentifue
SAM 014 ItANSAS IIORSIM-It Was a
large attendance at the auction sate of
Kansae ponies held at Farran's barns,
Victoria street, on Monday. From far
and near,including the local, horsemen
were present, J', W. King arrived here
last week with two car loads of these
ponies, and unloaded. one containing 23
head to be disposed of here. They were
all likely looking animate but, of
course, were unknown untietried,so lit
the sale the buyers Were ,somewhat
canny. If the horses act well we be -
tion wee made in the
Ang 31--tf 16.11°
WANTED -Eggs Me. Butter 18c. Th•e sale
still gem; on for three weeks, with the obese
E. It. rates Ask those who have been here
. how they like their parcels •
tf • GI. E Wingham.
Good Farm for Sale or to Rent.
'A good farm for sale or to rent, 150 acre farm
foi• sale or to rent, being lot 14, con. 18, Hallett,
180 acres under cultivation, the balance in good
• hardwood bush. •There is a good frame house
While at the fair do not fail
to see the genuine bargains
we are offering in Bicycles.
We will not carry any over if
low prices will sell theta. - •
good out buildings and a good. well; situated
halls mile from the schbol, three miles from a
church and miles from Elyth. Has. all
9ther convenience. Terms made easy, ApplY to
WALTER
, Sept 6--tf • Londeshoro, Oat.
Hullett Court of Revision.
Notice is hereby Vven that a courtw.111 be
Do Not Wait
held, pursuant to t o Voters` List Ad, by,Ills
County of Huron, at Londesboro, on the 25th
'day- of September;1000, at 11 o'clock, to hear
and determine the several complaints of errors
and omissions in the Voters' Lid of the Munici.
polity of Mullett for NCI All persons having
business at tho court are required to attend at
the said time and place. bated the 6th da of
Sltember, 00 . AMES OAARBF.LL, 0 ork
Till spring and pay 25 per ho said Municipality. bept. (1.4t.
cent inore than you can buy Rieyeie and General Repair
• RSON'S..
n SaboOriber having bought ottt the repair
EME. BICYLE
shon.oLliiir Dewnei Perrin
Pared to undertake all kinds of mechanical
MUSIC HOUSE. Goderieh iepairing. Being a praotical Workman he
will give Personal attention to all work en
trusted to him. Scissors. table knives', etc.
aliarpcned and repaired,lawn mowers, over-
hauled, cutting box knives sharpeneo, saws
gainrned. Special attendee given to bicycle
repairs; bicycles hired by the hour or day.
Ordera respectfully etilloited, work promptly
attended to and prices moderate.
The blacksmith shop, Orttugo street, is also
atili carried on by nubstriber, where a good
practieal man will promptly attend to all
work in this line. •
AI.13ERT SIBOLEY, el.11910N.
for now at
Manitoba AuG
Excursions 1"h
Parc $28, good for 90 days. foo:
For tioketa and informatich apply to
%As-I:JACKSON,
AGEINT
Seed Wheat
Fall Term Opeus.SEPT, 4th
STRATFORD, OT
No less than eight large bUsiness colleges
hieve.applied to no Within the past AIX weeks
for out graduates to tak e positione as teachers
In their eight/obi. AM mime as five bminese
arms have applied to us in one day for office
help. This is barely the best (lobed for you
It pays to prepare for profitable, progressive
and permanent,employment. Oatalogtze frets
1?1/.. J Elliott, Principal,
AkIIE TURKISII REID lrariety
is a Kansas wheat of excep-
tionally good milling qualities
and we have imported a ear
direct frora that state,
To those who wish 0 try
some of it for seed we are sell.
ing it for $1,00 per bushel
w h ottani cost free of
duty. "r
Ss. N. FAIR,
ninon mins.*
LINTOIst MARKETS
Careoted oar /Initials), afternoon.
lievo the purchasers have struck good
bargains, but the.re is a feeling abroad
that ranch horses have sulky waye,and
do not go Well in harness. A delay Was
Made at the beginning of the sale, and
Mr. Xing was obliged to take out a li-
cense before be could act upon authori-
ty, the auctioneers in this district talc,
ing exception. The -auctioneer was up
to his busineett and handled each horse
well, fifteen otthe bunch being gold at
figures ranging from $41 to 11 , or an
average of $54; The buyers were R.
I Fitzsimons, it black mare from French
stook; J. Beatty, Brussels, it pair of
sorrels:3. Morrison, Mullett, bay mare;
Harry Cook, Greitteleh township, two
black colts: Connell, flullett bar n t Mr re ler ot ts an spir u
colt; S. Mitchell,. Exeter, bay Celt: Geo. the course of his rernarke he promised h_diatla, Psres411,1,es. Moth Patched, Clinton No. 2, 17-16.
LAMS, grAy Ware • T. Connolly, Tuck. that as s3M1 he thia parish was able ter xate44 gul ameeime et the mein n8
• Pallin and Grey ilatir,ttandrlift, Clinton hui two rinks. No. 1 convoy-
RILTY-At calumet, Mieb.,_on Sept. 1, the
wife of .7, D. 'City,. nee Miss Hattie Trwin, 01
Clinton, of a 0.1111011tOr.
CHISHOLM-In Leehurn, an Aug 27, the wife
Of John Chisholm, of a daughter,
OLUTTON-At Leeburn, On Sept. 14 the wife
of A, glutton, of SOO.
HART -At 268 Sumach: St., Toronto, the wife
of Wm.. J Hart, of a son,
STEWART.-In Stanley, Sept 12th, the wife •
of Adam Stewart, of daughter.
•
MARRIED.
XAQUIRE-PA'.9,91$011-At the bride's home
(Minton. on Sept. 10, by Rev, W. G Howson J.
Mognire, of the G. T. It. freight ollice: to
Miss Florence G., only daughter of Mr and Mrs
4.0. Pattison, Q. T. agent, Clinton.
DA,LEY-OXIDMORIE.-At the home of the
bride's parents,Londen Road, TUokersmith, on
Sept, 1.,Edward Daley, tc Miss Gracie, claugh•
ter of Mr and Mra Wm. Oudmore.
MIT.,LS-HER-•EY-At the residence of the
bride'e father, London, on Aug. 29, by Rev. 0,
O