The Clinton New Era, 1889-12-06, Page 3e
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Menem -.Cooper &
°obese goods --!estate Hudgdns
+ tte,gifte--W. L. Ouimette
Ajtet beet-•-P1uxnsteel d„ Gibbiugs
'ea"'greeery—Geo. Swaltow
414413 offering -Jackson Bros
Xxtlas exonrsrons-W. Jackson
Stray steer -J. Govier
Stray steer -Goo. Shipley
'axes -1` Neilane
Notice to creditors --J. Wiggiuetou
Robes -J. Twitchell
Robes &o. -Johnson & Armour
Xmas goods -Dr. Worthington
Local notices -Chris. Dickson
Heys lost -This office
Xmas papers -Cooper & Co
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FRIDAY, 1ll;CEeI131:it 1;, 1889.
A Colrtst'rvative Soliloquy.
(By assume 1 p. rut'•<sinn of the 'lean ilt t
St,,.":,,t. rt
If Mowat won't go, why Meredith must,
Tho' we've stood at his back and in him put
our trust,
Till we're tired, and sick, and weary and sore.
And have made up our mind to support him
HO more
Not the half that, %%as said against Mowat
i5z Co.,
-
In our efforts to prove that "Mowat must go'
Didwe ever believe or even think true,
13ut we hoped at the time it would carry us
through.
The grim "LIttle Tyrant" has got such a grip
On the hearts of the people he's.a hard one
to Whip.
We've trleci_ everymethod, eltore fodl thiiei
the fair, ..
And of Questionable tactics even more than
our sharp.
1Vo'vil' no love to spare Mowat, though be-
tween you and I,
He can easily hold power and never half try
For hie actions are honest, his purposes pure
And for this very reason Lis party's secure
So a change in our leader is the only course
now,
Tnough to change at (las laneturu will kick
up a row.
William Ralph is a failure, a Jonah is ht ,
And in office we're certain he never will be
Mr Meredith "git"—take a ticket of -leave,
No honors you've won—not a wroath will we
weave
'Bound the brow of a leader who conics in at
the rear,
And cannot to olrtee his party boat steer.
McCarthy'snogood, and Creighton's uo bet-
ter,
They either the bands of the party would
fetter;
Asa matter of fact, and right well do wo
know
The chances are slim that "Mowat mus: go'
Conservative Associations aro donni ng
their war paint and feathers and fur-
bishing
urbishing up their- weapons of warfare
for the coming conflict in Ontario
politics; so far very few Liberal Con-
ventions have been held.
The Conservative papers.. cannot
speak too highly of the latest acquisi-
tion to the Dominion Alinistry. This
is well, but it might not be out of place
to remind them that he is an American
by birth and ecluoation`; that he faller-
ing his sons educated in the United
States, has invested in Colorado ranch
lands, and wits named after one uf the
principal singers of the American
Doclaration of Independence.. This is
the way to keep Canada for Canadians.
Seaforth
R. T. of 'l'. -At the • usual %veek.ly
meetings of Huron Council No. it.;
Royal Tempters of Temperance, held
on Monday evening; la•,t,'the follow -
rug ofacers wvere t•Iecttd for ,t -hp in -
'coming term of rix !nee the •-'1.11,
Young, ;,C; 11i -s M. Belt. V.0 Il.
J. O'Keefe, Sec ; J, l3. Pepor, Fin,
Sec.;.S. Trott, Trees ; a1 rs \V, `acla'er,
Chap.; li; Haxby, Past C.; rt,. Wall:ter•,
11.; J. Lowry, 0.; H. Edge, S. t
lilt t'he'ist
Lrreiseay.-Tne Nu 4 Literary
Soot ty, held its weekly meeting on
Tuesday evening The bubjeot, "Re -
bo ed-eteat-tee lone of sight is a
grea e' calamity than the I oast of hear-
ing" 'The brill teeti1,e wee, supported
eleeer, Lechhart, Penance, Hen-
,lereoe. M11cLei d and Hagg, and the
negeove by \l.rs s Mete eger, Mur-
die. and eltletu.t:. Dir Thos Lock-
hatt oceep ed the chain and after
,utuniieg up rue arguments gave his
dectsiou iu laver of tile negative.
Brueetield.
CNUav ti( Hr,OL EXAMINATION. -
.'I public exam inattou of the Sabbath
ttchcol children ut Iires' church,
under the super uteueleuce of George
13aird.E:q,, will be held ties, friday
eveuieg.
CLOCK AND I.11 K n i:v -The Chris -
ea n Endeavor h, at pee -cut raising
teed, for the purpose of placing a
el..tk and a libr;.r; in the Union
c .urci,. Beth of t :est artichre tvould
be of much service; MAI we trust that
their atte,npt. iiay ;amt. successful.
Four BAIL l'u 1Vtrlhesday even•
ing a very iutere'tir;g gams} of foot•
ball was p!n)e•l between tee pupils of
,S No 10, Stanley, and these of
S. S. No. 3; Tuckerstnith, on the
grounds of tele -'laser. During the
entire time neither, ream scored, al-
though ;,oine gond gal shots were
trade by both teams especially by No.
3. The play of the goal -keeper fur
No. 1C was e!ieelleet, Or otherwise
No. 3 would certainly have scored at
least three goats No. 3 is Much the
lighter team but play a better team
game. In a previous match, at No.
10, the -core Stood 3 to 2 in favor of
No. 3.
e.PoL1rr(:ae.-John McMillan ad-
dressed a large audience in Dixon's
hall,_.cw 'io.nday evening. At the
appoiu,. d hour Mr D: Walker was ap-
pointed chairman. After a few re-
marks, Mr Mcelillan was called upon
and spoke fur nearly two hours. He
dealt principally wtth the two great
questions, • Commercial Uniod and
the -Jestnitar.--41e•is•-•s-strong.adpocate
of Commercial Union and showed by
a number of figures and practical il-
lustrations that it would be a great
benefit to Caaada, as a whole, and
more particularly to Ontario, especi-
ally to the farming and laboring class-
es of the population. He next gave
his reason for voting as hedlid on the
Jesuit 13i11. He considered it purely
a provincial matter and for that
reason the Dominion Government
had no right to iuterfere. His ex-
planation of this matter from beginn•
ing to end, Should, we think,be satis-
factory to a number, who previously
were dissatisfied as to Mr 111cMillau'e
action in this !natter.
Blyth.
WLIA'r OUR BusINaSS MEN ARE
DODO.—Anderson & Elder quietly at
work getting things in shape forChrist.
mas. The Mammoth House issuing
circulars by the hundred --a bummer
on the advertise. The Right House
wondering what to offer in their next
gift enterprise. F. Mercalf opening
up and aesorting new goods, and sell-
ing ChristmaslGlobes. T. F. Huck -
step, Next ! C. Hamilton, selling
light rifles and stoves. W. H. Mc-
Bride fixing up his oyster parlor, J.
Drummond, putting a patch on our
boots. Slater & Sims, settling down
to work in their new shop. A, Tay-.
Ion selling fresh groceries and speed'-
ing his horse. 'Mr Watson, the farm.
ere' house. T. F. Gidley, chopping
,up the cloth. C. Chamberlain is
kneading.. J. 1I. Hamilton, pills or
fancy goods by express or telegraph,•
Scott Bros., selling parlor suites and.
framing pictures Jerome, the tailor,
at work on our new suit. T. F.
Johnson, the leading legal light.
Hodgins is baking, Bell selling steak.
4Ioser making patent beaters Ja-
cob Taylor, fexing'boots and minding
the baby. McKinnon &
buying produce tee paying geed
prices. 2'lcalilien is sorting up crock-
ery and groceries, stud T. ,Jones is
killing to keep alive, and then melt-
ing sausage out of 'ein.
NOTE. -'rhe Presbyterian Sunday
school entertainment, in Industry
ilai!, tonight (F'riday) should be
well attended, as it is the first of the
season, and is held by the largest
'uncle ether,! in the village. The
r. O. 0 T. Lave decided to meet on
Wtuc relay for the coming two weeks;
they met on Wednesday tnis week;
ve understand the object in makiug
he change was to make way for the
abhath School entertainments; it is
rumored that they are getting things
n Shape for a Concert, and they can
Jere
• NoT;:s,-11r W. G. Duff's soil,
whom we referred to last week a.•
theneseuuwdy. it died -&n• -Thur:
.max rr
Ham mott, died on Monday morning
last. Miss Mary Howell, of Berlin,
who. has been visiting friends here,
returned to. her home this week. Mr
W. M. Gray, superintendent of Hee
Methodist Sabbath school here, and
Rev T.W. Cosene.took part in special
-Sabbath school services at Blyth, lest
Sunday. Rev Mungo Fraser, D.D.,
of Hamiltor, will preach enniversary
sermons at the Presbyterian clitirch
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R. Mitchell has a big auction sale of
Manitoba cattle, at Milne's hotel, on
a1eturday next.. Master John Hama -
ton has embarked in the rubber etamp
business, and is making a thorough
canves of the town; go it John, there
ie nothing like work, Rumor. says
there is to be another wedding not
far from Blyth, shortly. 'Tie said
teat the man of oak is going into the
• business. 'Rev. Mr. Oosens
ave a very interesting address to the
Methodist Sabbath school children,
on Sunday morninglaet; in the even-
ing he preached a practical, common
sense sennon to the young people,
which has been extensively criticised
since; we think it is like a boy who
threw a serene into ft pack of dogs,
and wheu one dropped his tail and
went away growling, the boy said
"Thrt is the one I hit." The new'
seats for the basement have arrived,
and will be placed rn position before
Sunday. The publie school board
held their last regular meeting last
1Vednest night; before the next regu-
lar meeting a new board will bave
been elected ; oe understand that
some two or three of the present
members intend dropping out. Mr
Geo. King has bills out for nn rum -
tion sale of some villege lots, also
some chattels. alr T. Dunn Ms the
guest of Wm. Campbell this week.
f
Gular speakers of the day to entertain
by lecture on some of the most Lnter-
eetiug nuta..res,
Holutesville.
Miss .Elsie Pickard has been ap-
poiuted urgaai. t ut the Methodist
church here in place of E. G. Cour-
tics., who bas removed to Dakota.
The first lecture of the course which
was to have been given on Thursday
of last week by Rev. E. Sellerv, of
Brussels, hes been pestpoued owing
the absence of the lecturer. Tule
was,ive learu, owing to the uon•con•
nectlou ( f the train at Wlugham
The disappointment uf the congrega-
tion was pleasingly met ho.vever,
when the Rev. W. F. ,Qtlmphell an
nour e d that he would deliver a Ite-
m' "The Wedding itiug." Thi hP
did in a manntr which reflected cred-
it on both the head and heart of the
lecturer. The 1et.tire abuuuded iu
racy illestratinus and good advice
People ut all gra,-'ts and classes, from
the aged spinster to the modern dude
:..i Li draw u-efui lessons t it refro u
Dungannon.
We understand that Miss Kate
`ltruthere Las obtained a situation as
t•ather in Cliutou school. iyev. Mr
haat, of Aubu.ru, exchanged pulpits
with Rev. A. Potter last Sabbath, Mr
W. Varcoe lost a valuable horse dur-
ing the week, which he valued at the
WW1 of $200. Quite a pleasant time
was spent on 11touday evening when
some of the friends of Mr J, Strotheria
tenderd to hitu and his bride a recep-
tion tea. 1\'e understand that the
Rev D.G. Cameron has accepted a call
to Strabine, The Presbyterian church
is losing in Mr Cameron an excell-
ent man and we believe a genuine
Christian. We hope that his future
labors will be crowned with God's
richest- ..blessings., Another bale of
clothiog is'in preparation by the W.
M.S., to be sent to the poor. Mr W.
Stewart, of this village, has sold his
farm consisting of some 46 acres for
the sum of 84,000, to Messrs. Berry,
Cranford, Garrow and Proudfoot.
Mr Stewart intends moving to Luck
now, where he has secured a position
in taking charge of a planing mill.
We lose in Mr Stewart a good citizen.
Me J. McQuoid hhs left the life of
single blessedness and formed in the
ranks of the benedicts, taking as his
partner Miss S. Finnigan. The happy
couple left for Stratford where Mr
McQuoid has obtained a situation' in
runningan engine. Many wishes for
their future happiness.
Hayfield.
On Friday evening a large surprise
party drove down to Mr W. Stinson's,
Sauble Line,where they enjoyed them-
stives until au early hour in the thorn-
ing when they returned home full of
praises of the kindness Mr and Mrs
Stinson showed them.
NorES.—Mr Thos. Jewett has bad
a furnace put ip his residence and Dr
Stanbury is also having one put in.
Both were obtained Irom Davis &
Roland,Clinton. One day last week.
while a son of el r Jas. McLeod was
riding a horse it slipped, throwing
him under the wheels of a waggon,
which passed over his body; the wound -
is not thought to be serious. We
notice by Toronto papers that Rev.
J. G. Stewart, of Balder=on, brother
of Mrs Dr. Stanbury, has accepted a•
call to St. Marks Church, Toronta.
Mr Jno. Esson is in town this `week.
We are glad to notice that our town
council have been repairing the weigh
scales by putting in new timbers and
fixing them up generally.
Kinburn.
Dlre Geo, Stanley; of Sault ?'to
Marie,is- visiting at her mother's, Mrs
McMicheal's,
Mr Jtio, R. Murray left for his home
in Oxford county 00 Thursday of last
week, taking with hire two fine geld-
ing-•, oue purchased iron elr J. Medd,
tend the other in the viciuiny of Luck -
110W,
Dir Munroe, ut Portage La Prairie,
'Manitoba, is visiting at Mr Jno.
M.1', Mr Munroe has been
18 years in the prairie province, and
speaks highly of the section. in and
abous the Portage, His wheat aver-
aged 23 bushels per acre this year and
No. 1 hard.
The pros' and o en's of the respte-
tivo policies of the Referral and Con-
servative parties received quite an air-
ing within the walls ot'a private room
not 100 miles from Kinburn,. The
set-to was lively and interesting par-
taking slightly of the declamatory,
which a. ed nut a little to its impres-
sions. rotection, Free Trade, Jes-
uit Estate Act, and Provincial Eights
a week from next Sunday, and on the g
following Monday evening will deliv-
er a lecture. Mr Imlay, who has
been filling the position .of teller in
the Beek of Cummerce here, left this
week for the sunny south, where he
will spend Mire thile, fer the befall:
of his health.
NOTEs.--Mr John Stewart', f: rm-
erly of this place, returned home last
week from Dakota, after en absence
of about rieven yeare ; he is accom-
panied by his bride and will spend
the winter with his parents here. Mr
"Wm. Carter, who has been working
near Hamilton, is home on a visit to
his friends here, accompanied by his
coustn, G. Dennis, of Hamilton,
Mist; M. J. Kinfield has been engaged
to teach at No, 9 echool, Dunlop, few
1890. Mr J110. Chriaholm, who has
his new hete'e now finished, had his
friends and neighbore invited last
Frioree evening ter a gem! house-
warming ; although the weather tva
stormy, quite a fano crowil gathered
and ell Enjoy( „I the nisei vie keeping e
time to the lively sefains reran John
Thurloti. Mrs Jute Coe.k is suffering ,
at prestnt. with an lacerated threst. i
Mrs Spericar, of Geea rich townrhip, 1,
is the guest ef her daughter, Mrs A,
William. The tall ;Aire of Hope i
IA he, been busy petting tip a neat a
t fence around and in front ell „
idence, which will Addeo its I t
East IVItevairosli.
ive repairs to his end Alpo
making arsine improvements. 7,f'ss
fury Henry is on the sick lie. flits
Vf els° Miss 'Margaret Week, The
)ccl.td, tor reorganization en Friley
•try FucceaFful during the last two
ertsoes and weeeexpeet it to be up to
ts usual old Lae standard this sear
lso, es there is a good surplus
inneyon hand to start with. It
he hetentien of the sack ty to secu
he service fo.nie of the Litod p
1
of the parties participating in the dis-
cussion was a lady, which says not
a little for the intelligence and ability
of the fair sex of this vicinity.
NOTES.—Mr Thos. James and Mr.
Jemes Cowden are the happy fathers
of bouncing baby boys. Miss .Tane
' Black has been engaged to teach the
junior department of the' Bluevale
school, at the salary of (S225, Pt -
traded meetings are being held iu
the Salem Congregational church'.
There is a good deal of sickne s
in eifferent parts of the towuship.
seourge of measles, while in other
parts there are several cases of ty-
phoid fever. Mr Henry Allen and
Miases"Rose and Eliza Elliott, who
attended the wedding of Mr A
Elloitt and Miss Ostrom, at the
residence. of the bride's parents, near
Clintoeefand have since been visitirg
fnenus in the northern part ot the
county, have returned home. Many
of our readers will be painfully sur-
prised to hear of the death of Mrs
1Villiam Cornyn, which took place at
her residence Monday morning. She
had been ill for some weeks me
not considered to be in much clanger
till a cc ualq of dap before her death.
She leaves a, husband and 'amity of
five sons' and. two deughtere, who
have tee syinpathy ef the entire com-
munity in their f•ad l•ereatement.
pludd lover. Mr Win. Ilailoon,
1,1aelt-milli of Rehm re, died of 1±•
had beep sick for some time hut wee t.,
ppo,ed to IT cpt of anneer when he t,,,
prored fatal. Mr and rs Albert 1,
E,1' 't, who were marritll Tuesda)
-ed' home the beginning ot
I have commenced hr.n.e-
e New Eire extend., its
's end hot wi.thes for
Hata'.
C Juhustou, non of M,r John John•
ston, died quite unexpectedly ou the
'27th of Nov. His death is eupposed
to be the indirect result of a kick
which be received from a horse more
than a year ago. Hie remains, which
were interred iu the Fanville ceme-
tery, ou Friday, were followed by a
Merge concourse of friends. MrsJohu-
ston, who was unwell at the time of
her eon's death, received a severe
shock. She has since been smitten
with paralysis, and is now in a very
critical condition.
Nu'rES—Mr Chas C Smith, who for
some time past has been living on Mr
James Prayer's place, has removed
to Mr Northeet'e, where he proposes
working the ensuing year. Albert
Clark and T. Maxwell have taken
the contract of cutting the timber on
three acres of land into ccrd wood
tor Mr A. Tuker. A meeting was
heed in the FauvilleChurch on Tues-
day , veuiug at which it was decided
to hoer no tea•meeting tbii yearae
%ca•, f. r i't!y, thea custom.
NRS Net Arend TIlO Comity.
'r'ite Choicest Steaiinris• front
oar Cotanty Exelleange's
ids Iiobt. King has sold his farm; lot
1.3, Con. 1, Morris, for the sum of :8,-
;100.
Lorne Hunter, of Brussels,hassecur.
ed a position in the otlice of tho Globe
newspaper, Toronto.
Mr Jno. Evans' has sold his farm, lot
25, con., 6, Howick, to Mr Hallman, of
Dumfries, for $5,550.
Mr J. Greer, teacher of S. S. No. 18,
has been advised to give up teaching on
•ac_cbunt of ill health.
Maitland Presbytery will meet in the
Presbyterian church in Wingham, on
Tuesday, Dec. 1Q, 1889.
Mr P. Adamson, county clerk, has
recovered sufficiently from his recentin-
dispositipn to attend to his duties.
The Cranbroh flax mill and other
property was sold on Wednesday. W.
Cameron, of Cranbrook, was the high-
est bider, at $1,6.30.
Mrs Geo. Ithynas, of Goderich, has
received the 68,000 payable from the
RoyaleArcanum on the demise of her
late husband.
Mr J. R. Balfour, who is teaching in
Lakelet school at present, has accepted
the position of teacher in the Varna
public school,for 1800.
it is said that a Morris young .man,
who has'been sojourning for some time
in the West, was held up by two high-
waymen while passing through Chicago
and relieved of upwards of one hundred
dollars.
Mr Iiarry Beattie, son of Mr James
Beattie, Seaforth, who is now attend-
ing the training Institute at Strathroy,
has received an appointment for next
year as assistant master in the Port
Elgin High School.
Three Brussels young ladies had a
competition one evening recently iii eat-
ing pancakes. The victor demolished
13 and is yet alive and in good health.
The two others weakened at 10 and 11,
respectively, so it is said.
Last Monday Dr Francis died at his
home in Chapman, Kan., after a brief
illness. He was an old resident of
Middlesex county but went West about
two years a,o. Miss Fr.tnci•, of Brus.
sell, is a daughtier• of the deceased.
Mr James Dickson,who has held the
position of mathematical master in the
Seaforth Collegiate Inatitute,has resign.
od his position there to take a similar
position in the•BrockvilleCollegiate In-
stitute,'tt a salary of $1,000 per year.—
Mrs Donald McIntosh, of I?arpurheyil
died on Thnrsday, after a long and
painful illness of cancer of the breast.
She wt as in her seveuty.etgitth year.—
She Was 01:(• of tl:e oldest c+sideuts of
this part and %vas a most trtlty wo•
man: She had no family and her hue.
band died a few years ago.
Dh s Robert Lindsay,of Kinburn, died
on Monday night last after a very brief
illness. She had been suffering from a
severe cold, but it was thought she was -
getting better, but infiamation set in and
carried her off 10 a few hours, She
was 40 ytars oLage and was much and
deservedly esteemed by all wl o knew
her.
Mr Wm Watson arrived in Goderich
00 Thursday of last week, accompanied
by les wife and family, from Dakota.—
Ile doesn't give a glowing account of
the land of blizzards and prairies, and
and after a residence in that section of
about two years has come to the con-
clusion that Gouerich, Ontario,Canada,
is good enough for him.
As a certain young .man was going
home from tho Methodist church last
Sunday evening two men stopped him
at the entrance to the stairway leading
.tiils.t4lirteia e,1 13 izi s ,_i,lock.. "
septi-':IlirlteeskIr'i lentistire? `Stant
ala.ibsnteuetb-lxi asaud- •eek --e'
gold watch out of his vest pocket. In
the meantime the youth had punched
one of the thieves on the nose drawing
the claret. After tho fellow had decam-
ped a few matches were struck by per -
tions who heard of the rumpus and to
their surprise the watch was ?discovered
lying on the grass, near the sidewalk, as
if it had been dropped in their haste'
getting away and as the night was so
wery dark it could not bo found.
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NEWS NOTES.
Evangelists Hunter and Crossley,
have made over 409 converts at Hamil-
ton in two weeks.
Rev. Dr. Cochrane, who has been ill
of typhoid fever in Japan, is reported
to be slowly recovering.
It is semi -officially announced a,t
Hamilton that Mr Adam I3rown, M. le.,
Ins been appointed Postmaster there.
At I3arnum's circus in London, on
bIonday, the largest elegpant became
enraged, and gored his keeper in the
neck and bead, wounding him fatally.
Last Sundriy night the hippopotamus
in Central Park New York gave birth to
,young rub. This is the first hippopo.
tatinis,,,evon thorn in the 'United States,
It is rctserted that the position of
lead adviser t ) 'a rl jam t of Canada,
rendered VE,Le a. 11 tby the death Dr.Wilson
heel boon tendered to Hon. NVilliem
Ed win 1). KI rho died me Sattirdn y t
brother's resijenco fit Marthaville.
?dr Kerb!, W,14 pentnlitInIO fer the Doni•
ears bet v ,Infent,
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On Saturday a young man named
Roberts, an employe of the Canadian
Express Cumpany,was sent to the Union
Bank at Moutroal to draw out the
weekly pay for the employes, amount-
ing to $4,800. As he was counting it a
stranger pushed in and grabbed a hand-
ful of bills, amounting to $500,and tled.
Milton D. Kean, merchant, of Lindsay
has been committed to the county jail
of Victoria county for six months for
contempt of Court, in refusing to satis-
factorily answer the questions on hie
examination as a judgment debtor.
Kean was the sole member of the late
firth of-F-3ftt Yt & Son, of Oriiliar which
failed some time ago with a shortage of
„(84,000.
John Larseen,•a Swede, wlto lives on
Woodhull street, Brooklyn, refuses to
give his child medicine who. has dip-
theria. The physicians of the Society
for thepreventionof Cruelty to Children
and the Health Department have de- I i 1\T" lE
aided to treat the case as one of couta-
gious nisease and get possession of the
child. "If God wishes to give my child
diphtheria" says Larseen, "Let hint do
so. He knows what. is best, and I won't
interfere. I wont give any medicine.
I have another child, 2 years old, and if
God wishes to give it diphtheria, too, it
is his will."
J.00 DETLOR & Co
HAV!: SECT REIT A LOT OF
oals 1
SALE REGISTER.
Farm of one hundred acres, being lot
44, 2tui con., of Tuckersmith, at the
Rattenbury House, Clinton, on Dec. 10
Manning Scott, Solicitors for vendor.
D. Dickinson, auct.
auTeth,orolarcd and gr de cattle, property
Mortgage sale of lot No. 7 Oth Con.,
E. D. Ashfield, 100 acres, at Martin's
Hotel, Dungannon, on Jan. Sth, at 11
Scott, Vendrs' Solicitors, Clinton.
•
JOHNSTON-In Clinton, on the 2nd of
Dec., the wife of Mr John JohnSton,
McBatex.,—In Goderich township..
on Monday. Nov. lath, 1889; the wife of
Mr David Mc Brien, of a daughter.
HomiEs.----In Brussels, on Nov. 22ml,
the wife of Dr Ilolmcs of a daughter.
Egtnond, of a son,
consin, on Nov. 21st 1.,y the Rev.
Mr Bancroft, Mr Rat. Urquhart. of
Ashland, to Miss Annie Smith former)
ly, of Clinton.
McCANN St. James'
Church, Seaforth, on the 26th Nov. by
the Revs. Fathers Shea and McCabe,
Mr Peter McCann, of Hilbert, to Miss
Sarah Neigh, of-Tnekersmith.
church, Soaforth, on the 26th, Nov. by
the Revs. Fathers Shea and McCabe,
Mr Thomas Downey, of McKillop. to
Mies Ellen McConnellrof TUckersmith
COOK-GLAZIE11.-At the parsonage,
Clinton, on the iith inst., by the Rev J.
Livingstone, Mr T. II. Cook to Mise
Lizzie Glazier. both of Goderich town,
ship.
DIED
dav, Nov. 81st, 18Ha, Mary relict of the
late Donald MoIntosh, aged 77 years
and 10 months.
nateshelovettewafteeefelefr-
The Christmas Number of the Mon.
treat Seen ie out and a shining beauty
et is. There are three art plates and
forty-four pages, Every purchaser is
entitled to a copy of the groat picture,
which oost the publishersfhree thousand
five.hundred dollars. The price is only
fifty cents, and is a lovely thing for a
Christmas present.
1 001) HOUSE To BENT—ON BATTEN.
kir BURY Street ; only one miuute's walk
from Albert Sit„ _lately otteu pied by the We
deraigned. R. HOLMES, SIM Nan '01110C
QTRAY STE 11 R.—STRAYED FROM. '1 t4E
sometime In October, a white year old Steer,
wi;.11 the point of the right ear cut 011. Any
will be suitably rewarded. J. GOV,Ir.11, '14
Q1 mete wet:mi.-Write Yen FROM
1...3 subscriber's premises, Huron Rom!, RA -
lett, aUout a week since, a Red Yearling
Steer. Anyouo giving infnmuttion leading
to 1,4 reo0Very ho eititably rewarded
The tax collector for the Townshin of Hui -
lett will be at Ninburn on Due, 13t11, and at
Londesboro On Dec, 1 1th, for the purpose of
reeeiving taxes. An taxes not paid by the
1 1th inst. will be charged 0 emits on the
tar addttiottal. THOS. NEEDINS, Collector
FOlt 011 TO BENT. --141T-
1 er•ATI:9 on west soy of N ictoria. ht., con-
talning seven rooms and Kitchen, with all
apptirtenanees thereto belonging. P0g0(0-
N1011 lot October. JNO, Mt (1 ARVA.
011t 11101r11,4111 per,on giving
ewers. mu ho seinose nesere•.i. o. NOT 1. I
NOTICE TI) CIIEI/ITI)/18,1
At slaughter Prices
x
Don't forget FRIDAY is
SPECIAL BARGAIN
DAY
DETIOR 86 CO., CLINTON.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
VOR SALE on TO RENT,—HOUSE AND
lOt. for sale or to rent, on Townsend St.
The house, which is new, containS fourteen
rooms, and is heated with hot air. There Is
also a good stone cellar, good lawn and hard
and soft water in abundance. The lot con-
tains 1 of an acre. Terms reasonable. Ap-
ply on the premises Or to MRS. C. CARTER,
Lir OUSE TO*11.ENT—liesideuee 1.‘tely
of William rued Prineess Streels. Apply to
111A1-NINCi a: SCOTT
DWELL-
00000h:a Ily Mrs S. If. Rance. Tbe house
and soft water, small et,tble and good gar-
den. „Immediate ,possession.- Appl) tO It.
1. otter for sale the farm of 1 fril acres, being
to the estate of the late Richard Cole. On
the:place there is a frame house, good barn,
stables, young bearing orchard of one
acre: urst-dahs wells. -Situate about one
mile west of Lontlesboro. About 90 aa.ris
cleared_aml in good state of cultivation,—
Possession 1st A.pril, Apply on the premises
or to either of the Excenters
'JOHN COLE, Belgrave
LOTS FOR SALE.
1.4,y en,. ,14.sirOOS of securing a c1,020, lot
fot en! ling purnoscs, or lend within the.
corporation well suited for pasture, should
apply•to the undersigned, These low, will be
Soil cheap, and terms made to snit the pur-
chaser. Any reasonable time given for pay-
ment Box N., Clinton . 104
House to Rest 1.
lar, hard and soft water, is otlered.to reut 011
reasonable terms. Poane4Sion at once, Al-
so the house formerly occuptol by the late
iner. Apply to .1 11 WORSELL, at Harland
Property for sale or to rent.
Hogs and Poultry Wanted.
An unlimited number of DresSed Hogs and
Poultry of all kinds for a foreign market, for
which tho highest market price will be paid.
WM. KEYS, next to NEW ERA OSICO.
miss Conolly, dressmaker, Victoria St., a
fcw'doors south of Qiicen's Rotel. Dresses
made or cut a,nd fitted. A trial solicited.
All orders will receive prompt attention. XS
Dress Making..
Miss Powell, dress maker, has started 011
St James Street, below Hayward's Carriage
Factory. Dresses made or eut and fitted.
All ordure will receive prompt attention.
Having had several years experienee
Afeet117isaelesibiallbeliebedof. giving entire Satisfaction.
Londesboro Mills,
Eidt has rented the LondeSboro
MUM and ia prepared to do all kinds of
usi11 work.' Custom work a specialty.
'Through honestWork anti fair dealing he ex-
pects a good shere of the patronage of the
surt•ouuding country. Flour and feed al-
ways on hand. Will deliver on Short notice.
Notice to Debtors.
All persons indebted to Mr Albert May are
requested to pay the same at once, OX they
will be placed in court for collection. also
parties having claiins against him are- re-
quested to present the same, for payment.
MRS. W: MAY, Clinton.
BUSINESS CHANOE.
Enka Mary ad blatant:
Sub. criber desires to intimate tO the people
of •Clinton aud vicinity that he has bought
out the 13aking and Restaurant business of
Mr Ring, aud svill continue the same at the
old stand, OPPOSITE THE PCST OFFICE,
Being practical man his customers may
rely on getting a good article.
A cottage on Albert St lately occupied by
parlor, dining room, kitchen, summer kitch-
en and pantry. Hard and soft water. Stab-
le, carria,ge house and fruit trees. There are
three lots on Maple Street besides the 0110 011
which tile cottage stands, making an acre 01
ground in all. 'file cottage and one lot will
be sole separately if desired and on reason•
able terms, Possession given at once. Ap-
ply to MRS THOMAS COOPER, Clinton.
. •. offers for sale the property
I be him at Gotvrie, itt the comity of
I emit. t consists 01 41, blaekS111101 shop do-
ble end half•aere of land attached, Is in a
epletelei biro( lig section, with no opposition
‘t ill be soli WP11 or Rit1.1011t LOON, Sethi-
faetor‘ r0rit,011 for selling. For particulars
epplv to T1108, LOBS, ifohnesville, or JOS
larupertIcei for Sale
situated almost, adjoiuing Clinton, on the
Gravel road. There is a timall barn, This'
property is very suitable for rt retireq fann-
er or market gardener, there beit.5 two dis•
Duct kinds of soil thereon. Tr.rnlrl
and balance at 7 per rent inter( st. Vivre is
no incumbrance on this propert3. Aiso.
SPLENDID itoVtgE AND L01'. SITCATE
on the ettst Earlia of Albert St., North, Clinton,
The house n0110313» Parb,r, lour Bed.
rooms, Pan try. ClothesCloset, (01, Sinn'
1.11er Kitchen, Bath and Lath !-S.00rn, cclinr,
Soft and Ilarti Water Inside and olusitie.
Lawn, Slitide Trees Barn. ete„ n!: in ?xeel-
',telt state of repair, 'reties, ens!. end Lbw,
11.1 enetimbratice on DJ pr:peil v. Adire.s
Tile At inns 1/1.11114'11.1", V1'-
111111111 lig affilispos4 41 (11 lit iong,
ill;; ‘110 etitiltl. Of the late
order to (dose up the estate
these properties must be sold.
partierilnes anal terra,:
will he made known tin appli-
ration to the undereignerl.
Socials 'supplied on shortest notice. WED-
' DINO CANES a specialty,
MORTGAGE SALE.
FARM : PROPERTY
r be • lrt Ile of the power of sale CO1,•
taii.ed 414 tr. certain biortio„,,,,. %illicit will be
rrod..teed et the time of sale, ther0 will la,
sold 16 Pithlie Auction, at the
nt the hour of 1 1 o'cloek in the forenoon, on
Thursday, lace. 19tb, 1889,
liy David Dieltinson, Auctioneer, all and
singuler Lot Number 11, in the Second Con-
cessiou, London Road Survey, in the Town.
ship of Tuckeremith, in the County of Hur-
on, containing by admeasurement one hen -
tired acres of btrul, be the sante nmreor less.
This is a first-class farm in good locality,
situate less than four miles from the town of
Clinton end is 111 every way a desirable pro-
perty. There is a good frame house and
barn on the bretnises. Thirty acres of fell
plowing is (10110 nnd aCren are in fall
tv11011 1, There is upon the place rt.;never
TT:1MS —Ten per cent down on day of
sake teepee, in thirty /toys thereafter, A
nt 11 per 00111. Furtlier ter1114 and conditions
CHRISTMAS. EXCURSIONS
Tiehet,, will be is •I•ietl at Si titzle Fare
Faro and (hir•Third 210,1,1 1., onrIce,
returning lino) Jan, 5,
Sto if :its tea Ana's ( an 1)0 tiilicted
For Pielees apply to
W. JACKSON