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The New Era, 1884-02-01, Page 10OLIN TONNENrvii -A- ''''Tifg2InrgttillratSk:ittileltill"nve. • taken in over $300 since it wee opened ; FBIPAY., nB. 1, 1884. pretty good for three weeks. • , %OM ZOIOCX• MB. BEN. STANBURY, of this place, is teaching school Hear Norwich. CONSIDEi$ABLE ship timberrsome of it very large,..is being delivered at this sta.- tion for shipment. To SE the pile of brick Mr. Searle is getting in, leads us to believe that he is going to build several stores thie year. THE past month has been en exceed- ingly cold one throughout, the snow melt- ing from the sun's heat •only on one day, THURSDAY night last was the coldest af the season -20 0 below zero ; it was un- like Manitoba cold from the fact that you couldleelsite_. ON Wednesday evening Mr. M. -Kelly entertained the men' who• have been -working at the bridgeen the L. H. & B. to an oyster supper. A BROTHER•Of r. A, 0, Pattiii011, who has been in the telephone and telegraph business at Ogden; Utah, has sold out and willsreturn to Canada to reside. TIER photographers,of Merl° formed a Provincial association at Toronto last, week, and the honor of President was conferred upon Mr. R. D. Bayley, of Clinton: GODERICg Foresters held n.entertain. went next Tuesday, at which a number of their Clinton brethren win bo present. ' On Sunday evening next, a) the close of the usual service, sacrament will be administered in the Clinton Methodist church. • Tim Model School Board enjoyed the "iCAIINO" TARNITAr" The first fancy dress carnival given •on the rink of the Clinton Curling and Skat- ing Club, came off last Friday nvening. and was unquestionably one of the best attended ever held in the county. There were nearly five iiindred spectators wee - mit, and the ice was thronged with happy skaters in all conceivable costume. Many were present from Goderich and Seaferth, there being over fifty from the' former oysters on ,Monday, eveningat the ex- Place, and mall expressed themselves as penile of the $eetetary. It will be the, oresthan pleased with the occasion. The Lotadesboro band added its quota to the Chairman's turn next. evening's amusement. Below is a Pa -1114 list of the characters-repreeentecl : • Bert Walker, a Duke Millie Ilolnres, Bevarlain Mra. G. Pay, riding habit broom girl Jinn ShaMt, Clowll Jennie Gibson Iiiister$ Hugh Combe,Italian officer Mary Walker 5 Charity PurlieilieJr,y:Wdears, NegrO in Will Coats Shepherd boy j. Coats, n ad the sa or this place, lia.s sold 50 acres, being part Mr D. J.:MoClasey Ass the sum of $1 300. rs.Wisemsesilavans irl 2,1 Oli Garibaldi Miss H.Combe,Housemaid W. H. Webb G Ruston states that a gentleman in Winton will be appointed one of the' li- cense Commissioners for this district, un- der the McCarthy License Act. FARM" Sow.—Mr..Toseph. W. Mills-, of Italian John Kennedy Po • in of lot 32,.14th con. of East Wawanosh, NLadaY'nEF.ailiv:spv:1: a_ s.„.. vest Normandy girl Olivette g sand bushels of grain were taken indatd virsii,,atiscrsess p I.:I:telt:al eltaBae taeadat, N ,•:itwn dc'y IN two successive days lately -six thou- Nem Fair,a' -6 ltal - MO' queen Nettie Jackson 5 Orphans Irwin's storehou h' h • ' se, w const ere Miss M. Jackson nurse D. Patterson, very good—short crepe taken into aecount. c..Seeer, Japanese W. Streith, oMcTaggart, Snow soar J. Greig IT was at,00 several weeks ago thatf Mise ,,_oie Seott, Jockey T. Gni Bevarianpeasent A: Fisher, . rig r ' the firm for which Mr. Thos. JoSlin • • '6 J Carrie Coats, Spring, J. Jackson, Guards • , this place, was travelling, had felled. This EllaCoats,Queen Ellaabet I, Jackson, was an error„ as Theparty who failed had Rd.CantelOn, Tom Thumb J. Stanbury, A. Petty, Cricketer L. SteVens, 1 withdrawn from the house. ----- D. se Angus, Duke in Miss J. Oliver, Shepherd • Olivette . girl • • ' PlsoF.DEAULL.--A representative of this miss E. Swarts, Night J. Campbell, Irishmen person called upon us this week, and Stitt- Miss Gilchrist, Army girl SIiss A. Ranee, Snow shoor ed that all the charges contained in the Its8311.81' Ng:1,10011r H. Stanbury, Touch stone Miss F. Rance, Little Rut - 'letter in our last- issue could be satisfac- Gillis GlIeliris, 'Sinai:11s teroup. toril explain d a d as we have no desire Prince W. Cellander Page .. Mn. A. 11. Ie t, •of St. MarYs will Y . 6 , )1 IL Rance, Frochard J. 0, Cole Pltriarch P • to act unjustly in reference to any One, we es. ' xi 0, a r • OSMIUM!, 0..W. Smith, Turk S. 1, Redd, sir Welter E. L, Elwood, Bicycler ' Raleigh' J. McNair Highlander T. McGuire, Clog dancer II. Arnold, Jockey F. A. Crabb, Italian organ MissWilkinsomlady jookey grinder R. Logan, Negro I.:occults ,h, Dutchman R. Wilkinson, Hindoo shortly join the benedictine ranks. has the best wishes of his nanny old friends give this explanation as a matter of 'pis - here. His intended wife is a resident of tie°• . . • London. PEnsoNirs—Mise A. Moore, :who has THE father of Mrs. Jiro. P. Martin, late en ore • has returned t of this place, died at Colorsades3pringesof Walkerton. 'Mr. Will 'Southcombe, of J. C. _ • szarortim. * , • Harr son, Clown . niggler consumption on 'the 1;1st of January; Hullett, has returned from Manitoba; /, . , , Mr. and Mrs: Martin were with him for ,during the past season he has been tra- ....' re.'12", .°111.116 PiaYer Mies Ill, Campbell, 11.• M SS camp?en, Gypsy . ing star • three days prier to Ms death. welling With a surveying party in the 'Queen ' , T. F. Coleman, Armed neighborhood of the Reales. Mies A. Trod Armitage, Mallen knight * . THE town council meets next Monday Bron,who foi several years past has The five, mile contest between Mr. W.j. night, the principal business to. transact had chargeof the millinery department Dawson, and five- amatures, was easily being the appointment•of.officere for the in the Dry Goods Palace, here, takes a won by the former.The sum taken at the year. There are several applications for more Temonerative situation at Stratford. deism amounted to over $52; Several more the position of bell ringer, &c. casnivalsswil be held during the season, • Mn. JAMES BaKEE, formerly of Gode- the first of which will be in a couple of THE Mayor tried a coast of assault and iy, rich township, writing.from Hamilton, Weeks. battery, Haywood vs. Bezzo, on Frda. - ;Dalt., under date of the 12th of january, A five °mile conteit, between Messrs. ,costs; he fining defendant 25 cents andsayse—We have had a fine *Tinter—no Dawson, of Clinton, and Corbett, of pe. books, Journals, Ledgers, Cash Books, refused to take several similar cases after .blizeardi, and very little seot, but some trolt,,for $100 a side, comes off on the rink' . • . prettrliTurd—flostis thermometer raeging here maim 7th inst • In veins Bo -o k s, Bill SBOoki,-Notes, Drafts, this one, was concluded so trivial were they., Indexes, Book keeping Blinks - from 20 to•40 degrees behisv.zero, I had. a ' 'as ItIstieNErs.—Thete is nothing parficii- ' ONE day last week while Mr. John splendid crop of wtaeat this Year 's I larly noteworthy in market •nnitters this ' • . Steenson as at work on his'new'house threshed 3,800 hushels of wheat, 1,200 of vver.(111,1r$Pre-•,........werrr 01.1.44.,.....rorrwlereirrri..Vr-tarr.rIrr.—.1.,......4.1111401.0.0-orm...r.'"spIrt.errrAtener.r-tilf.ffirdr-orldrrigrirs•44401.erl..Orrr.re or' Chris, DICKSON LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST S1OCK OF VALENTINES Ever brought into the county of Huron. These-Valentinesswerebought.in_England. at the very lowest prices, and will positivt-;' ly be sold chsaper than anybody else can sell them. Come and see for yourselves. They range in price from lc to $1.20. MUSIC and MIJS1C BOOKS • OF ALL KINDS. Can supply School Trustees and Teachers with the latest School.Maps, Globes -and School Apparatus at the lowest rates. I hayenow on hand the best Map of Onto,- rio ever published—price $5. Sleighs at Reduced Prices, BLANK POCKS, &O.: Large stock of Blank Books an Envelope& Cuitable for business ptirposes. Day Two great specialties just now COTTONS)A0CLOTHINO 4 ales4of G.I•eyCottons widths, all 13rices• Cases White Cottons 441. priee0.$' 0: , SHEBTINGS plaj.n. and twilled! '0011ed.i.,1...- onHuron street, he slipped from the scaf- oats, and three Of barley ; wheat I sold ed Suribblini Books week, as there has b een no change. - Al - Just row600 ' folding to the ground beneath, and was so at from 77 t� 82c per bushel ; barley `,35 though the wheat crop was a failure last year, there is yet ,considesable , wheat in • shaken by the fell: that he Was confined oats 15 to 20. On new land . the Whate' :the: country, from the preVions yeaEs • • to the house for sev.eral days. I averaged 47 bushels to the 'n22" old; • r .. . . oats 60 bushels to the acre, barley; S5. I in price, the former especially . se. am- Oats and 'barley still remain 10W WILL USE STEA.M PO*K11,7-It the in- hate 300 acres ready for crop this ye.ar. tention of Mr.R. Irwin to put in a steam . • •• , Comparatively little pork has been mat: - engine to facilitate the handling of 'grain 1).1ED 'IN THE WEST.—The death is an- keted thisyear, yet the price is now good; in Ms elevator, there being too much work nounced of 114 Rupert Munro, , at Burn- nor is beef in 'the quarter brought in as f -------------- now the mast side 111anitoba, on the: Oth o anuary. freely as is previous years. A palpable complete system 'of' handling grain in the' °Mr: Muer° will be remembered by many 'difference in the price ef wood is realiied county. . of our readers as one of the- old settlers this year, and a quitetity of green has to he of sTuckersineth, he 'residing' fbr' many be used, °the dry being scarce. ' CAUGHT iiim.—For seme time past years on the Limdon road, on -the farm---------------------------- - • chickens ot Mr. J. Routledge have. been . Ark, , erese now owned by Mr. A. D. Viltse. When mysteriously disappearing, and. this per capes'. from fire. i n• towne ow i ngto booing • the northwest began to attract attention ' ' .(1 d . , and defective .chininies. This. is • a bad son set a trap to catch the thief.. On'FriH . • . about 12 years ago he procee e • thither day morning he was rnwarded by finding. With his faanil • ' oln b the old Daswon a genuine weasers with rte footfirmly fixed ." g r . route. -Taking up a. loge. quantity of in, the trap. : .0 __. sland,shoswasspon in circumstances of a.f- CATTLE.—Messrs. Craig & Hearn have fluence;and his fainily is left well • pro - bought up nearly two hundred cattle in vided for. He had', attained. the age of Hullett for. early May shipment, which lg years, .1-14 'has a brother residingon embraces nearly all the stock from the best the Mill road, Tuckersmith. ss .. • . . herds in the township. Among their Ship- ments last week were 16 head'of prime BEE NEas 'Ci A NGE.--The name of T. cattle, purchased of Mr. R. Ransford ; they jacksolir, Clothier, is .kpown throughout - were fed by Mr. Mason, under direction the length andlsreadili of the land.' It id.° of Mr. C. Cartereforeman of the fain, Mid giv.es us eons erabl e pleasure to say that were exceptionally fine animals.. • s an -addition haS been made tb .t..I° re name, • and thathenceforth it will be knowri as A LANDMARK GONE.—A building that ,r..Jacksori & Son;" :the • chanke being was famous in its day, ana of which many 'caused by the admissi'on of 'Torn" . junior an interesting story could be told, has dis- into partnership: "Tom" has been :con - appeared at last, the rempants of the Ohl netted with his father in 2. business—well, Bridgewater hotel, which stood for years we were•going to.say, since.he was knee-' on the Huron road, near Holmesville, hays hig.1).to d grasshopper—for a long tithe at ing been pulled down. • About 26 years any rate, and . is s therefore • thoroughly ago it was kept by Mr. ES Dinslef, of this familiar with ail th el wants of the trade, - place, and was then eonsidered a good hotel • besides being Well and 'faVotably. known stand. It has, however; been unoccupied to the:public, so that ille.. new firm will for years. ' • . '' • .° : make'n tattling good business .team, and ' : • -NE,ineY A FinE.—One night lait week continue i_o increase their already erten • • time of -year to have a fire, and extra pre- cautioos shodld be taken to present any. ; UMW ComOthias '.4nd Accordens. , , • rixons,orT, •ciarrroN. 0 • • a gentleman who resides on the Huron sive ta oring s nes . . road took a quantity of coalfrom the TILE SICK.—M1. L. P. Davis has been . stove in an ash pan, and thinking to dry laid up at London for Seseral days, but is his kindling wood, placed it across the now able to be around again. lir. Thos. • pan, and went to b-etr—Diffing thes-iiight tStanbury lits been suffering for sortie time he was awakened by his wife, who had from a sore eye, which is yet very ps.in- discovered that the wood was on fire; Mid fni. Mr. C. Cruickshank is improvihg;• had it not been foundjust when it was,. and able to attend to business. The there is no telling ',what consequences - many friends of Mr 5; Detlor, of Gode- might have followed. • , ' ,richovill regret to learn that he lies at, the point of death, at the residence of -Mr. • DIFFICULT PEDESTRLANISIL—TIliS iS. , Stitt, and that no hopes are entertained - the time when pedestrians have to submit ... to innumerable annoyances and obstacles the hs recovery. Mr. Will Robinson, f o in :the shape of juvenile skaters, dog- the Huron road, has ree6Verbd from his sleighs, &c. The perfection • to which late illness, and is out as usual. ,,We are skating has been brought bybeys on Quo. glad•to'learit that since Friday last Mr. John Mason, of Mullett, has heerlim- ton streets is something surprising. The andhis. medidal attendants.. bi- amount of satisfaction and real enjoyment to.P that an ingenionfrom M. boy can extract froafirt2..1.rot,pink he may yet porn e out all right. Rowell, who has been stopping set of old harness and a •Splail SiCigh, is' "n simply incalculable. No well:disposed h his brother at Midltinds has been person would for ono moment try to ,i-ob brought:beets-An Clinton, as hi -4 health' him of it. was not as good there as here.. - . • A :..° HITRON .0.IINTY SAMBA= SCHOOL, TREASURER's ;SUPPER. ----, ...t ., h nu..1 az . evening last Br. W. R. lielnies, the new CO.NVENTION e .--s•Th annual convention County Treasurer, entertained the mem- will be held here on Tuesday and Wed: bers of the council to a .supper at the nesday,12th and 13th inst., andthe friends British Exchange Hotel,Goderich, About are making every neeesiary preperetion to 60 ' persons were- present, 'Dr. Haines make the meeting a Success. Au excel, occupying the chair, and D. D. Wilson, lea programme has been prepared and of Seaforth, the vice -chair. The toasts the subjects selected for discussion.are of and responses. td on such an occasion practical and living importance. Nearly were given, and al seemed to have it plea- all the ministers in the -county and a large sant time, parting`with thej est conclusion number of the superintendents and other that the treasurer WAR at least, ,(a, jells, Sunclayschool workers have already signi- ' fied their intention ofiseing present. Tide good fellow." • . , •.ets will be issued by:the railway to all par - ONE SUPEICIENT.—Our 1eea I cotens. ties W 13 I 13 i 1 i g to att3 nd' the Convention at a (. thkes exception to our suggeetion• that fare and aithird,good froirtMcnday toThurs, only one assessor should be appointed, day:—Tho first session, Tuesday afternoon, and thinks that two are necessary, in or- will be held in the Bible Christian der to satisfy both political porde*, ;',and thurch; the evening 'sessions on that avoid appeals. We certainly had no po- day and following one being in the Mci. liticai motive.in view ir snaking the sug- thodist church, and the morning and. • gestion, and will raise no objection if the , afternoon sessions o' VVednesday will be Council happens to tall lit with our view, held in the'Presbyterinn Church. and appoints a toiripeteht 'Conservative to gates and'Others intending to • he present the position. If two are oecessary • inare requested to send their names ito J., Oe. towne, why not in villages and townships? Stevensori, the local. seeretary, drawer 8', The law is so strict that an assessor 'Wlso 'Clinton, no later than the 6th of Feb., and misuses his office fO severe pun, horses will gladly' be provided for them, ishment, and they thetefore know that Delegates, upon their arrival in Clinton, they eannot favor noe party at the ex; will please report thetriaelvea to the loot pence Or another without greet -danger. 'secretary, at the Bible Christian Church. Ire believe in simplifying tit tinicipsil ma- for the first morning and °afternoon, and chillers° as much as possible, and while afterwards at the selitirelt named in pro - our suggestion nmy not he tided on 'this gramties •The secretary asks the other year we belieVP that in thee/miss, of tine, (semi y papers to make these 5011c6111100. 11,11 IMV11`, lqiro ptablioM • • • ‚esin ,. • .• ••• • • SEE OUR FINE STOCK OF mowsogijoitoommosi MEM\ Your order for a first clasS Suit or 0verCoat.. Stylo-aud fit guaranteed. A T • ss iseman's 9 DRY GOODS tIIIPOR,I1JIVI; CLINTON. eiftiellie • .• - - A great Many Fur C6,13 are sold this month to shrewd people, who are aware. that they can effect-. a saving o± twenty-five per cent 'on their .• purchase •••••••• •• •• 0,:77•• VQ".03-AOKSON4. ti ter • r • 5 • • Tile lundersigned begs to announce that he—has admitted his- son TONI:AS JAGN.-.SON,* Jit.,• as ner intothe business - _conduetect by him fol the • last 28 years,.and the blisiness will henceforth be • • • • ' • carried on :under the name and style Of THONI4N:Sr:JACjk$ON.,-.4 ..SPs1-:; . . • . „ . -L- = . TliolVt.-A-§ JACKSON' ' . . , ..• - . . — our monthicts fot.the vi It. now boon:made, and bjr"thie mg . . . . . . In connection'. -with the :a,b change we haVe.now• to say thAt. . . . , , -.• , — - • '•" • . • : . ist`of 1Viarch we will &how ' The largest and 'finest collection of Goods . in the couty. -- Our .$ootOi & E41ik..0008::: We art 101pociitig direct from the old. conniry, and tor '"quality,,. and style piey iU nt be equalle4. 11( THO$. .JACKSON & SON,' 'CLOTH! gitSt; Ni7ON • • • *•• •