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WELLERS ENGRA.VERS.CLINTON.
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'The latest novelties for Ladies Fancy Work.
Mbroidory and Art Materials, Rope • Silk,
Flush,. Towell Rings, Pompons, Cords. Hoods.
Capa, Scarfs, &c., made to order.
sTARTIMIG',We have the latest method and a splendid line of Pat-
terns. Orders promptly attended to.
COOPERS BOOK STORE, CLINTON
GROCER
(lbristroas is at hand and to make it a pleasant and happy one I have
deelded to give customers BIG BARGAINS for the next four weeks.
New Raisins, Currants, Figs and Dates,
Crockery and Glassware very cheap,
•,41.14CY CUPS and SAUCERS away down. Finest lot of two
Brooms for 25c. ever offered in town.
DRY WOOD FOR SALE—(Delivered)
3C10. 1.:41W A-1-411L•400W. CLINTON
7st0T10E.—I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
that 1 will not bresponaible for any
deliteContracted by 01111stina Worthington,
ray wife, as she has left me without just
oanse or provocation. E.A.WORTHIGToN.
;Chicago.
AUTION.—The undersigned hereby no•
titles all persons that he will not be re-
, tspOfieible for any debts contracted in his
.name by any persons, without his written
"4)F4er-
GEOHGE ENO, Sit.
• ' Aifullott,Dec..27, 1889.
QTRAYED OR ST(SLEN--.FROhL THE
subscriber's premises, Cut Line, Gods -
Township, on Monday night last, a
clight red cow, 6 or 7 years old, with short
t•torris and large face. Also a dark red year
old heifer. , Anyone giving information that
will lead te their +recovery will be suitably
'''•,roWarded. W. J. ELLIOTT, Holmesville
41‘. 60 lta
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MBER AND SAWING.—SUBSCRIBER
now has his saw mill thoroughly equipped and in first-class running order, and is
prepared to do custom sawing of all kinds,
;having engaged Mr W. Dodds, a practical
. 'Sawyer, to take charge of the same. Will
billy good sound hemlock logs. Orders re-
' speedully solicited. Good Cedar Poste for
.:Sale. We are paying 85 per 1000 for logs,
• THOS. TRICK, Goderich township,
Dec. 89. tf
FOR SALE OR TO RENT:
.HOUSE TO RENT—Residence lately oc-
cupied by Mr James Thompson, corner
▪ iof Willia'm and Princess Streete. Apply to
-scarr
•;. OOD HOUSE TO RENT—ON BATTEN-
) munStreet; only one minute's walk
'Ilthra Albert St., lately occupied by the un -
H
•4dereigned. R. OLMES, NEW ERA Office
0 LET.—THAT DESIRABLE DWELL-
ING house on Rattenbury street lately
, Occupied by Mrs S. H. Rance. The house
contains 9 rooms with good cellar and hard
;and soft water, small stable and good gar-
den: Immediate possession. Apply to R.
ItA.Nfiroftc, Clinton.
--; MOB BALE 011TO RENT.—HOUSE A.ND
lot for sale or to rent, on Townsend St.
• Whe.house,,whick is new, contains fourteen
rgoaand eee.ted with hot air. There is
cellar, good lawn and hard
and soft water in abundance. The lot con -
I, tains of an acre. Terms reasonable. Ap-
p• ly on the premises or to MRS C. CARTER
••4011nton. t f.
• ARM TO RENT. — ONE HUNDREDin
acres, beg lot 23, con. 4, Stanley. It is
oa good state of cultivation and well fenc-
ed. It has been under grass for a number
of years, with the exoeption of 16 acres. It
is well watered" with a neverfailing spring.
Buildings good and a good orchard. Will
be rented on reasonable terms ; possession
Wet by 1st of March. Apply tb WILLIAM
MOFFATT, Lot 23, Con. 3, Stanley. Bruce -
field P. O. *lm tf
'WARM FOR SALE.—SUBSCRIBER OF -
.L VERB for salethe farm of 112 acres, being
part of lot 20, on the Reynold line, Goderich
tOwnship. About 90 acres cleared, the rest
. hard wood and cedar and in good state
of cultivation. On the farm is a new brick
• home and wood shed, hard and soft water,
Oho never -failing spring, close to school and
tetrarch and is well watered. Also good bank
• barn with stone foundation and drive shed.
Address, imps. H. COLE. Clinton, Oar
FTownship of Glenelg, County of Grey,
eine hundred and fifty acres, situated on the
tanks of a beautiful little lake; 100 acres
Cleared and in a good state of cultivation;
Can run machinery on it all; well fenced and
a firstedass well, goodbearing orchard, good,
• bank barn 601(40, straw' house 60x30 all with
atone basement; also a good cottage 20x24,
-With kitchen 16x20 stone, summer kitchen
'16x18. All Wall -finished and the farm is in
good shape throughout. Will be sold cheap.
Tering to suit purchaser. For further par-
, - limiters apply to THOMAS TOWNSEND,
tHltiscott, Ont. 2mi
ARM FOR SALE.—SITUATED IN THE
• LOTS FOR SALE.
• Any one desirous of Bemiring a choice lot
• tor building plirposes, or -land within the
4OrporatioU • well suited for pasture, should
• • applylto the undersigned. These lots will be
• eold cheap, and terms made to suit the pur-
Chaser._ Any reasonable time given for pay -
Mont Boit E, Clinton'lm
, •
PROPERTIES tor SALE
The various properties re-
, mainingundlsposedofbelong-
ing to the estate of the late
Charles Middleton, deceased,
it„re now effercd.for sale. In
'birder to elose,tio the estate
1ht0Se properties must be sold.
• Full particulars and terms
wilt be Made known on appli-
cation to this Undersigned.
MANNING & SCCAV.
ClkttOn.
Blacksmith Shop and land
for sale.
Subscriber offers for sale the property
owned bv him at Gowrie, in the county of
Perth. It consists of a blacksmith shop do-
ing -a good business, with dwelling housesta
ble and half -acre of land attached. Is in a
splendid farming section, with no opposition
Will be sold with or without tools. Satis-
factory reason for selling. For particulars
apply to THOS. LOBE, Holmesville, or JOS
LOBB, Gowrie. t f
•
Good House & Lot & Planing
Mill for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale his house and
lots on Albert Street. This property is very
eligibly situated. The house is a good storey
and a half, frame, with all conveniences,
and contains 11 rooms. The lot is one-half
an acre, but will be sold with or without the
rear quarter.
On the back part is a planing mill, with 15
horse -power engine, with 1 surface Poney
Planer, 1 first-class double Cape Tenenting
Machine, 1 Moulding Machine, 1 Jig and Rip
Saw, with shafting, belting, &c. This will
be sold entire or to suit purchaser. Terms
reasonable, D. BUCHANAN, Clinton
NOTICE.
The Council of the corporation of the
County of Huron, will meet in the Court
House, in the towu of Goderich, on TUESDAY
the 28th January, 1890. P. ADAMSON, Co.
Clerk.
HARMS' RURAL ANNUAL for 1890
72 PAGES.
240 ILLUSTRATIONS.
Containing Articles of Interest and
• Value to all Growers of Farm and
Garden Crops, Fruits, Flowers, etc.
WE want one reader of every family
where the NEW ERA is taken to have a copy
of the RURAL ANNUAL for 1890. It will
be sent FREE. If you want the best of Seeds,
Plants, Roses, &c., we hope to get an order
from you. Address
JOSEPH HARRIS SEED CO.,
Moreton Farm, Monroe Co. N.Y.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
All accounts due the late firm of Cuning-
hame 6t McMurray, must be paid before
the 31st of Jan., or they will be placed in
court for collection. May be paid to either
of the undo' signed. JNO. CUNINGHAME,
JOHN McMURRAY.
CHESTER WHITE BOAR.
The subscriber will keep for service a pure
bred Chester White Boar trom imported
stock. Terms 81 cash JOHN STANBURY
London Road. .1m
In the Matter of James
Angus, of the Town of
Clinton, Grocer, an Insol-
vent.
The said James Angus bas made an As-
signment of his estate pursuant to R. S. 0.
1887, Chap, 124, to the undersigned for his
creditors. Creditors are hereby notified to
send in their claims duly verified, as requir-
ed by Statute, on or before the 20th day of
February, 1890, to Manning & Scott, Clinton,
Ont., Solicitors for the Estate.
And notice is hereby given that after the
said date, the Truetee will prodeed to distri-
bute the Assets of the said Debtor among
the parties entitled thereto, haring regard
only to the claims of which notice shall have
been given, and that be will not be liable for
the assets or any part thereof so distributed
to any person or persona of whose debt or
claim he shall not then have had notice.
A. H. MANNING, Trustee.
Clinton, Jan. 15111, 1890.'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Be THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OP DAVID
WELSH, LATE OF THE TOWN OF CLDITON,
IN THE COUNTY OF HURON, DECEASED.
PurStant to Chapter 110, R. S. O. 1887, no-
tioe is hereby given that all creditors and
others having claims against David Welsh,
late of the Town of Clinton, County of Hur-
on, who departed this life on or about the
9.6th day of February, 1889, are requested to
send by post prepaid, e.ddreesecl to Manning
& Scott, Solicitors, Clinton, Ont., on or be-
fore the 20th day of Feb., 1890, a atatement
of their names and addressee, with full par-
ticulars of their claims and securitiee (if
any) held by them; and that after the day
last aforesatd the Executors under the Will
of the said David Welsh, will proceed to
distribute the assets of the said deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, regard
being had only to the claims tif which notice
shall have been received as above required,
and the said executors will not be liable for
the Resets or any part thereof to any person
or persons of Whose claim or, elaims notice
Shall not have been received by them at the
time of such distribution.
• Dated thistith day of San, 1890.
MANNING & SCOTT,
" Solicitors for the Executors
ALEX. WELSki,
WELBH,
A. It MANNING
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VAIMEtZ.
There Waalthee,t 200 1000 imiehere.
pattle, 00 mutton orittere, and 3 calves
offered tAt tht goat, pAd4110teir, The
Cattle on the whiale, were,Ilkbetter lgt
than are UsAs4,efferea on this market
and while prices of prime beeves were
rather lower, conuideriqg the flUatith
than they have been for two weeks past,
leanish OtOakr brought a considerable
advance on the prices of Thursday. Mr
Bouraesa bought four of the beet eteere,
on -the market weighiagMOO lbs., at
4ge per lb. and MacDuff Lomb bought
four others, weighing 4,500 lbs., at 40
per lb. Several other lots qf'good steers
and heifers sold at about 40 per ib.,
good fat cows sold at $40 to $45 each,
or about 4o ver lb., and common .dry
cows at from $25 to $35 each, or about
31-o to no per lb., with soree'of the lean.
er beasts at about 3o per ib. There are
considerable quantities of beef quarters
and mutton carcases being brought
from Manitoba at present, which, sell
at about 0o per lb„ forthe beef and from
7o to 8io per lb.; for the mutton. The
mutton critters sold on this market
at from' 4io to qo per lb., for mixed
lots buttgood lots would bring 5to per ib.
Veay few fat hogs are being brought to
market, and prices are about 4to per lb,
BORN
WISEMEN. —In Clinton,. on the 18th
inst., the wife of Mr John Wiseman, of
a son.
LEOGATT.—In Wingham, on the 10th
inst.,the wife of Mr Samuel Leggatt, a
daugter.
GILMORE.—In Tnrnbury, on the 9th
inst., the wife of Mr Thos Gilmore a
daughter, still -born.
McMoano.—In West Wawanosh, on
the llth inst., the wife of Mr John Mo.
Murray, a daughter.
Corzzateoz.—In Seaforth, on 13th
inst., the wife of Mr F. Gutteridge, of
twins son and daughter—son still born.
Tummum.—In Brussels, on the 10th
inst., the wife of Mr Jas. Turnbull of a
son.
McGuzictrnny.—In Goderioh, on the
16th inst.'the wife of Mr D. McGilli-
cuddy, ofs, daughter.
MARRIED
HEREIBON—A.LLAN.—In Minnesota, on
the 4th inst., Mr L. J. Herbison, form-
erly of Goderioh township, to Miss
Gerrie Allan, of Minnesota.
WEI am—IPURETRULL.—In Clinton, on
the 22nd inst., by the Rev A. Stewart,
at the residence of the bride's parents,
Mr C. H. C. Wright, of Boston, to Miss
Nellie, only daughter of James Turn-
bull, Esq., Principal Collgiate Institute.
THOMPSON—CoLTADAY.--At the resi-
dence of the bride Bayfleld, on the 22nd
inst.,Mr Adam Thompson,to Miss Alice
Colladay.
COATES—McCnecitm—At the resid-
ence of the bride's father, Goderich on
the 15th inst., by Rev J. A. Anderson,
B.A., William John Coates,
of Colborne
to Emmeline McCracken, daughter of
Jas McCracken, Goderich.
DOUGHERTY-,BENNETT.—OH 6E) 15th
inst., at bride's home, Asthfield by Rev
Jas A. Anderson, B. A., Thomas Alfred
Dougherty, of Ashfield, to Catherine
daughter of John Bennett,
MOORE—Gi,npnn,L.—By Rev James
Harris, of Benmiller, on the 1st inst.,
Mr Joshua Moore, of Goderioh, to Miss
Annettie Gledhill, daughter of Mr Jesse
Gledhill, of Benmiller.
VANSTONE—DOUGLAS.—By the Rev Jas
Harris, of Benmiller, on the 1st inst.,
Mr Samuel Vanstone and Miss Jennie
Douglas, all of Carlow.
PLATT—MCLEOD.---By Rev Jas.Harris
of Benmiller, on the 7th inst., Mr Wm.
Platt and Miss MAry McLeod, all of
Goderich.
VEITCH—MCALLISTER,—At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, Grey, on
the 8th inst, by Rev D. Forrest, Mr
Veitch, of Galt, to Miss Maggie, erest
daughter of Mr Wm. McAllister.
BELL-11Anni5.—On the 14th inst., by
Rev A. Henderson, M. A., at the resi-
dence of the bride's parent's, Mr James
Bell, of Brussels,to Miss Maggie Harris
of Monkton.
DIED
JEFFERBON—In Goderioh, on the 13th
inst., Susannah,relict of the late George
Jefferson, aged 66 years and 8 months.
Tram—In Guelph, on the 2nd inst.,
John Henry,only son of Rev G.R.TuJk,
aged 9 months.
STEEP.—In Clinton, on the 17th inst.,
Susan, wife of Mr John Steep, azed-58
years, 4 months.
McGurrix.—Ih Brussels on 8th inst.,
Annie,beloved wife of Mr Jas McGuffin,
aged 34 years 2 months and 4 days.
STEWART.—In Grey, on the 10th inst.,
Wm. Stewart, aged 44 years and 7
months.
MoKillop, on the 115th inst.,
Emma M., fourth daughter of Thos.
Roe, aged 20 years and 9 months.
BoLroN.—In Clinton,on the 19th inst.,
FranciszEd. Bolton, son of Mrs John
Struthers, aged 29 years, 10 months and
22 days.
PLEWES.—In Goderioh Township, on
the 17th inst., John Joseph, son of Mr
Joseph Plewes, aged 8 months and 17
days.
La Grippe or Influenza oan be cured
by using Cases Syrup Tamarac -Gum,
accompanied by doses of 2 gr, Quinine
Pills every four hours. Cures every
time. Sold at Jas. H. Combes' Drng
Store.
The moat daring robbery ever per-
petrated in Montreal was- effected on
Monday night in the jewelery store of
W. S. Walker, Notre Dame street. Mr
Walker is known as the leading dia-
mond dealer of the city, and always
had a tempting djsplay in his window.
At ten minutes to six, when the street
tvas crowded in the most central part
of the town two men stopped at the
window. While one with a piece of
picture frame fastened the door the
other broke the plate glass window
with a hammer and snatohed a tray of
diamonds and gold rings, whose value
is estimated at $8,000. The men made
for a sleigh, and being pursued the one
drove off without his companion, taking
the tray with him and going towards
the east end. The other doubled and
ran. He was overtaken and arrested,
but none of the goods were found in his
possession. When brought to head-
quarters he refused to give his name
and nothing oan be learned as to his
identity. The men are strangers, and
Were well armed, and bore the appear-
ance of prosperous American crooks.
•
RAVE ABOUT '160 ENDS Cr
OLC10S, DRESS. GOODS, ezo. M.
Al%) OCicic5 and Ends of every despription1 'Mita. are being cleared out at half usual
price. C-REAT BARGAINS in, all classes of WINTER GOODS, and a
Speoial Discount of 10 per cent to oash buyers till Feb. 1st.
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH
ESTATE JOHN 1-10DCIENS
THE POPULAR
RY
OODS MOLISE
LONDESBORO
Our Low Prices continue drawing the crowd.
Legitimate profits and unseasonable weather have had a
long struggle for supremacy—but •profits have been
knocked out.
The goods will be sold, we cannot afford to cary them
over. We must have new goods to present to our cus-
tomers every season.
Prices of all Winter Goods have been marked down,
and besides this reduction we give a cash discount of
10 per cent.
Are you the man who couldn't offord a new Overcoat 7
Luck is after you in the shape of bargains We will
sell you a
Dandy - OVERCOAT
New - Grocery -Store
MESSRS COOPER & LOGAN beg to announce .that they lla\nt,
opened out in the store next to Conch's butcher shop, a new and first-
class stock of
Groceries, Crockery, GlasswarP, Etc.
And invite the public to inspect the same.. Our
Teas, Coffees, Fruits, Canne
Goods, Etc.
Are of this season's growth, and our CROCKERY and !GLASS-
WARE are (if the latest design. Everything is fresh and will be sold
at the lowest prices.
SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON, &c., HADDIE,
SISCOES, ORANGES, LEMONS, &c, always on hand.
FINE TEAS a specialty. Farm produce taken in exchange.
A trial order Tsolicited.
COOPER & LOGAN, - Clinton
T. JACKSON, Sr
The Finest Clothing Cutter in the Dominion
has returned to the ranks of
the Profession,
•
And begs to
For $8, worth $12, or one for $5.75, worth $7
announce to the people of Clinton and Pro-
vince of Ontario, that he has
II11' OF CLOTHES Bought (1 C. Rance's Stoc
For poor one not so good for $4.50, Every-
one a bargain for the money
We want your money aad we guarantee to give you bet- AT THE OLD STAND, HURON Street.
ter value in return than any other house in the county.
Come in and see us.
Wonderfully cheap, and will cofiduct the
-FINE TAILORING TRADE
W. L. OUIMETTE.
LONDESBORO
Immense bargains will be given in Fine Ordered Cloth-
ing, and prices quoted for the next thirty days that will
• astonish the clpsest buyers.
GIVING up Business
T. JacKson,SrIClinton
CHAS. CRUICKSHA.NK
BOOTS AND SHOES
J.C.DETLOR & Co
Are retiring. from business and now offer their entire
stock and shop furniture at
Slaughter -to Prices.
The goods must be sold as this is a genuine winding
up sale.
Come and secure the
Wonderful Bargains
My stook is now complete in every department for the FALL and WINTER
trade. I have also on hand a large supply of AMERICAN RUBBERS AND'
OVERSHOES, in all grades and sizes, the best ever imported into this market,
all of which I am selling at the lowest possible prices.
CUSTOM WORK AS USUAL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Five per cent discount for cash.
Call on C. CRUICKSHANK, the Great Shoe
Man, and get value for your money.
Sign ot the Goldoi Boot,Albert St. Clintoil?
,••
All Accounts must be paid at once.
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ETLOR.86 CO., CLINTON.
Full Lines MENS FELT:BOOTS.
Full Lines Mens SOCKS and RUBBERS
Full Lines OVERSHOES and RUBBERS'8
And a full assortment of all other lines. Our stopk
the best in the market, and our prices are as low ag'thet
lowest. 6 per cent disoount for cash.
TAYLOR & Son
CLINTON AND BLYTH.
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