Clinton New Era, 1892-08-19, Page 5GIVE US A CALL.
To buy' tho Tory best VIraolies, Clooks, Awellery
Spectacles and Silverwar0
You'll Find that 'Spot
JOHN B. RUMBALL'S
NOTED CHEAP JEWELLERY STORE,
AND TELEPHONE EXCHAN E, CLINTON%
Willaylork Sons
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Boots& Shoe
'OR THE HOT WEATHER IN GREAT VARIETY
See our Ladies' Kid Ties and Oxfords.
See our Ladies' Kid Slippers,
See our Misses Kid Ties and Oxfords.
Seevour Misses Kid Slippers.
See our Men's Bicycle Shoes.
See our Men's Oxford Shoes.
See our Boy's Fine Oxfords, also La-
crosse and Tennis Shoes in Men's,
Ladies' and Children's, at po-
pular prices
Eggs taken as Cash.
W.TAY LOR&SONS
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,Coats'CITY RESTAURANT
CRUICKSHANK'S OLD STAND
Ice °ream & Temperance Drinks
• A SPECIALTY.
o CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, CANNED GOODS, FRUIT,ETC:
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'Wheat rifOlf • ..., .. , „ . 14, ,. ' 0 70 llo 0 'TO 1 toottualy over. ,The shipments to date
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'Barley :t..."*tor*ttletA01,POt 085 ft 0 46 fie,on, tbit the steaniship Gerona )3010a
P6101 0. s 0 00 ,,,,,, •0 00, 00 s •s 0 57 I 0 60 oriiiTireat Neweietie, 00 of her sheep low,
Flour per imil. ,,,, ...,.•,•• 4 60 i 4 00
A i .r, ing died On the passage, l'44 PO Mit were
Rutter ..!,o • .........., ..•.•. 0 12 Illi •• 40, Inndo in boni 0040194,
X‘cgowri....,,,,,,,q,,,“*. 0 oa * 0 01
Potatoes ... 0 00 a 0 2
Pork ..,,..... .. • ... .. . .... 5 60 1 5 50 Seaforth Dye :Works.
Wool 16 a 0 16
Hay, new 0O2700.
Hides, No. 1 trimmed 4 00 a 4 05
/Mee, rough 3 50 a.3 50
Sheep 'Skinif 0 00 a 0 70
4.!4_.pples, per bag 0 60 a 0 90
Wood short 2 25 a 2 50
Wood long 300 a 3001
Clover ,,,j, 7 00 a 7 50TO BAHEIR8
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FOR SALE—Cake Tins, Bread This and other
'Small Tine. Apply -bol 67"Brani, .
• Aisk 1,..P1.1802. •
°tether, M all kinds, cleaned, dyed and pressed
With prompthees. , Woollen Dreaseo Dyed with -
oat riPPing, it n60(333047-
Orclore left with J. CUMIllthaMe, Vinton, will re-
, °dye proMPO attention.
Satlatiotion ,Guaranteed. '
3, W. SNELL, Seaforth,
Timothy 2 00 a 2 25
LONDON MARKETS,
Thursday Aug. 18.
Wheat. 10 70 a 05
Oats 031 a 032
Braearley 004 a 057
Butter per lb. 0 43 a 0 48
0 20 a 0 21
Eggs per dozen
0 10 a 0 11
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK
MARKETS.
There were about 300 head of butchers'
cattlE, 100 zalves, and 400 sheep ai.d lambs
offered at the East End Abattoir. Trade
was good and prices had an upward ten-
dency all round. Prime beeves were in de -
mend, and sold at from 41- to 416 per lb.,
pretty good stook, inoluding fat bows, sold
at about 4o, and common dry cows at from
n to 31c per lb., with some of the hardest
looking bulls at about 2140 do. There was a
fair demand for veal (saves and prioes were
from $3 to 58 each, but the best were sold
before reaching the market. The sheep
offered were not a fancy lot, and prices con-
tinue low, or from $3 to $4.50 each. Good
lambs are in demand. Mr A. Lesperanoe,
of Bleary street, bought 13 superior lambs
at $4.25 each. They were of the Cotswold
breed, and were raised by a farmer in the
county of Vereheres. Common lambs sell
at from $2 to $3.25 each. Fat hogs are
rather dull of sale, especially large porkers,
which sell at about 50 per lb., but nice small
hogs bring 51 do.
Toronto College of Music
The Toronto College of Music has just
closed another very Successful year, with a
patronage taxing its utmost capacity. The
excellent quality of the work throughout,
as shown in the great number of high class
programs given during the year, -fully jus-
tifies its claim as first amongnCanadian
Musical Institutions. That this College
should take first rank is not to be wondered
at, when we consider that Canada's musi-
cal reputation is due in a great measure to
the ability and experience of Mr F. H. Tor-
rington, the veteran Conductor and Musical
Director of the Toronto College of Music.
For this and kindred reasons this institu-
tion affords many [advantages not possiBle
with any other School of Music in Canada.
Aside from its musical euperiority,a highly
appreciated feature is the home influence
felt by the students, Mr Torrington's fami-
ly residenoe being annexed to the college
building. Those sending their daughters to
the oity for a musical education will at once
see the value and importance of this social
privilege, We are in receipt of a copy of
the new 1892-93 College Prospectus, con-
taining full information, a oopy of whioh
will be sent free to any one on application.
The College opens for the Fall Term on
Sept. 5thr with tt staff V the most select
and best qualified teachers -in -the Dominion.
NEWS NOTES.
An eight-year-old daughter of J. Ashe
was killed at Birtle, Man., by being thrown
out of a waggon.
W. P. Lett, for many years Ottawa's cit y
clerk, and one of the oity's oldest inhabi-
tants, died Monday.
1 The horse J. B. Richardson trotted a
mile at Woodbine Park, Toronto, in 2.17
_ _ . Wednesday, thebest time ever made in
1 Canada.
Mrs F. Wilson and child were drowned
on Lake Simooe, near Keswick, by the up-
setting of a boat.
The wheat crop will average 20 bushels to
the sore all over Manitoba, according to
estimates of good judges.
A Brant County ttler named Rainey,
who was recently goOd by a bull, has died
of his injuries.
VOTERS' LIST 1892.
Municara.LrrY OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON
COUNTY OF HURON.
•••••
Notice is hereby given that I have transmitted
or delivered to the persona mentioned in sections
O axid 6 of the Voters' Lits Act, the copies re-
quired by Baid sections to be so transmitted or de-
livered of the list made pursuant co said Act, of
all persons appearing by the last revised Assess-
ment Roll of said municipality to be entitled to
vote in the said municipality at elections for
members of the Legislative Assembly, and at
Municipal Elections, ahd that said list was first
posted up at my office, at Clinton, on the 6th
day of August 1892, and remaine there for inspec-
tion.Electors are called upon to examine the
said list, and if any omissions or any other err-
ors are found therein, to take inamedUte proceed-
ings to have the Bald errors corrected according
to law. WM. COATS, Clerk of Clinton
Dated this 61h day of August, 1892.
2 MORE
EX OUHIEN1
•
MOORand
GOOD FOR TWO MONTHS.
AUGUST 23rd to OCTOBER 23rd.
SEPTEMBER 61h to NOVEM. 6th.
FARE only $28
Although Clinton is not a station On the 0.P.R.'
yet We can offer you lnducemehts to go via
Drtimbo, Winghara or London. At either of
these three places you connect with a train hs,v-
ing Colonist Sleepers attached which go through
to Winnipeg without change, thtts saving the
confusion at Toronto and a second bislang° of cars
Tam full single fares allowed to either of these
three places.
AT r COOP It Ag""iti2t"'
COopersBookato e
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A NEW ERA!
CANADA'S GREAT
INDUSTRIAL
FAIR
rro1R-01\TrT0
SEPT. 5 to 17, 1892
Enlarged Grounds,
New Half -Mile Track,
New Grand _Stand
And many other Improvements.
Greater and. Better than Ever
ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 13rn
New and Varied Attractiona of a Superior Charac-
ter, Iintructive and Amusing, the Latest Inven-
tions and Grandest Exhibits in all Departments
People's Great Annual Outing
CHEAP EXCURSION ON ALL RAILROADS
For Prize Lists, Programs and all Information
address
J. J. Withrow, H. J. Hill,
President. Manager, Toronto
FALL FAIRS.
Huron Central, Clinton...Oct.6-7
East Wawanosh, Belgraim ....Oct 4-5
South Huron, Seaforth Oct 4-5
East Huron, Brussels Oct 6-7
Morris, Blyth Oct 11-12
Stephen &Usborne, Exeter. .. Sept 26-27
Mitchell, Mitchell . Sept 27-28
Northwestern, Goderich ....Sept 28-30
North Perth,Stratford......Sept 26-30
Weqterla at London a .Sept. 15-24
Industrial at Toronto.— ,,Sept. 5-17
The school bill recognioing only the Eng-
ish langtiag,e has passed its second reading
in the Northwest Legislature.
William Cuddy, brother of Detective Alf.
Cuddy, was brutally murdered by an insane
convict in Jackson, Mich., prison, on Mon-
day.
A sensational inoident took ylace at the,
church of S. John the Evangelist, Montre,
al, on Saturday. The banns for the mar-
riage of one Charles Morin and a young
woman were announced, but when the pas-
tor, Rev Arthur French, oame to the usual
question, whether anyone had any °Woo -
tion, a fashionably drama(' lady rose in the
church and deolared that she objected, as
the man had a wife living. The incident
caused a great sensation.
John S. Hollins, aged 94, of Middleton,
N. Y., has been married three times. He
was at a Honesdale hotel the other day and
told the diners that be intended to get mar-
ried before he went to his home in the ad-
joining town. As he is well-to-do, one of the
dining room girls offered to marry him. He
agreed, and but for the appearance of his
youngest son, 60, there would have been a
wedding on the spot. The old !gentleman
persisted and started off with the girl, only
to meet his granddanghter, aged 30, whose
efforts finally prevailed, and the marriage
was indefinitely postponed.
Mr John Miller, a well-known young man
of Belleville, was to have been married on
Saturday night to a handsome and highly
respected young lady named BlisaThrasher,
residing near Stirling, a graduate of Albert
College to whom he had for some time been
engaged. Invitations were sent, prepara-
tions folly made and on the eventful even-
ing the prospective bride arrayed herself
in wedding clothes, and, with her friends
and invited guests, were ready for the cere-
mony to begin. Mr Miller, however, did
not put in an appearance. Sunday !morn-
ing it was learned that Miller had left for
parts unknown.
Cheese making is one of Canada's great-
est industries. While in other respects our
indurftrial progress may have been slow, in
this particular direction it has been simply
phenomenonal. The trade has grown from
almost nothing twenty years ago, until to-
day there are over 1,500 factories in Ontario
and Quebeo alone, and the value of the fin.
ished product exported for the whole Do.
thiniOi is valued at (flea on ten million
dollar4 per annum. Cheese is the one ar-
ticle,
da exc
Shingles for Salo.
Subsoriber keeps on hand at Belgrose, a full
eupply of first class North Shore °edam shingles,
which will be disposed of at reasonable rateo.
W. WATSON, Agent. W , WHITELY', Londitaborm
trayed.
Came into the promisee of the uudereigned
lot 20 Goderieh township, on or about the lot
day of July, two °hoop and a lamb. The owner
in requested to prove property, pay expeneea
and take them away. GEO. O. STURDY,
Pound Keeper.
f•11.111.111,•TIT%
You may wonder why it is that the goods Which you e� here
one day are gone when you come back to purchtm
them the next. The reason is, that the excellence and
variety whieh have characterized the season's goodgi are
such as to make their popularity inevitable. The odd
lines left from the summer stook are receiving Mr es,
pecial attention just now. The universal testimony of
those who have purchased these goods during the past
few weeks has been that it has been to their advantage
to make their selections from our stock. •
The fall assortment arriving almost every day now, and the
care and research we have exercised in purchasing
together with the extra buying ability represented by'
"Cash," assufts us that for style, newness, and assort-,
ment, it will be unequalled.
'
Gilroy 86 'Wiseman,
STRAY SHEEP
Strayed from subscribeea premises,LakeShore
road, Goderloh township, about a month since,
6 Ewes and 8 Lambs ; one 65 the ewes is a South
down and several of the lambs have black faces.
Any one returning same or giving information
as to their whereabouts will be suitably reward-
ed. JAMES WALLIS.
50,000 Ns. APPLES WANTED
D. CANTELON, of Clinton, wants 50,-
000 Barrels Fall and Winter Apples, for
whioh the best market prioe will be paid.
Hold your apples for Cantelon, and make
money.
D. CANTELON, Clinton
COUNTY FUNDS TO LOAN.
--
On the security of Cultivated Farms, Inter-
est six per cent, payable annually. Any portion
of the principal may be repaid at any time the
borrower wishes. All ezpensea paid by the
County. No person eXcept the County Auditors
allowed to aeo mortgages or to know to whom
money is loaned. Apply to WM. HOLMES
Goderioh Aug. 8th 1892. Co. Treasurer.
NIVESTERN FAIR
LONDON,
Sept, 1511i to 24ths1892
Canada's Favorite Live Stock
Exhibition
82,000 added to the Prize List. Over 31,-
500 going to the Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Pigs and Poultry classes.
Visitors and Exhibitors are promised more for
their money this year than ever before.
Stabling and vatic allotted on receipt of entries
Special attractions will be of an attractive and
elaborate kind.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILWAYS.
For Prize List and all information apply to
Capt A.W. Porte, T.A.Browne
President. Secretary,
VOTERS' LIST 1892.
MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE PI' EAYFIRLD,
COUNTY OF HVBON.
Ncifloo" is hereby given that I have transmitted
or delivered to the persons mentioned in sections
five and six of the Ontario Voters' List 'Act 1889..
the copies required by Said sections te be eo
transmitted or delivered of the 'list made pur-
suant to said Act of all persons appearing by the
last revised Assessment Roll of the Said Mania-
ty to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality
at Elections for Members of the Legislative As-
aembly and at Municipal Elections, and that said
list was first posted up at my office at Bayfleld,
on the lot day of August, 1892, and remains there
for inspection. Electors are called upon to ex-
amine the said List and it any omisaions or any
other errors are found therein to take immediate
proceedings to have the mid errors corrected ac-
cording to law. JOHN DAY, Village Clerk.
Dated this 1st day of August, 1892. ,
FARMS FOR SALE.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
The North liana lot 30, and conceapion Earl
Wawanosh- Apply to CAMERON, HOLT de
CAMERON, Goderich
GOOD FARM -VOR SALE
For particulars apply to
MANNING & SCOTT,
Barristers, &c., Clinton
HOUSE and LOT for SALE:
The undersigned offers for sale the house and
lot on the corner of Albert and Whitehead Ste.
The lot is 3 of an acre and some good fruit trees
on it, also a good well. The house contains five
rooms and summer kitchen. For further mr-
flouters apply on the premises. MISS GARVY
MOLTS N AND LOT FOR SALE
Lot 124, High street, Clinton, with comfortable
two-story frame house, containing seven rooms
in good condition; now occupied. by Ur J.W. Hill
Good garden, small stable. Apply to the owner
MRS. MARTHA DUNCAN, or to H. HALE
Huron St., Clinton.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Subscriber offers for sale her property on Rat-
tenbury St., Clinton, consisting of two Frame
Dwelling Houses and two eighth acre lots. Some
fruit trees, currant busbaa, &o., on Each lot, also
good wells and cisterns. The property is well
situated, being central in one of the prettiest
paste of the town, and will be sold entdre or in
separate lots, to snit purchasers. Property will
be sold on easy terms, as ovtAier 18 desirous of
disposing of same. Apply to 14.13. WATTERBON,
Woodatook, MRS, wArrERsoN, Clinton, or
at NEW ERA Office.
FARM FOR SALE.
The underaigned offers for sale his farm, being
lot 29, con. 7, Hallett, comprising 76 aores, 60
acres cleared. The farm le about 4 taloa from
Clinton, and has plenty of water, good orobard
and barn, frame house and every convenience.
The farm is in a good state of cultivation and
convenient to church and school. The reason
for selling 10 bends° the proprietor wishes to re-
tire. For farther particulars apply on the pre-
mises. GEORGE WESTACOTT, Clinton .41
For Sale or to Rent.
The residence and grounds at the corner:of John
and Queen Streets, in the town, of Clinton com-
prising lots 634 and &Atha property Is beautifully
situated and well improved, the house is a story
and it beat frame in good state of repair, 8 rooms
besides belle, pantry, and kitchen, there is also a
good stable, bard and Soft water with other con-
veniences. For particulars apply to, MANNING
& SCOTT, Solicitors, Clinton.
FARM FOR SALE.
Being the west halt of lot 4, in the 13th con.,
Haat, near Harlook. There is on the place a
good frame barn and stable, leg house, a first -
close bearing orchard of choice fruit, nevarfailing
spring creek runs throngh che farm; no waste
land; also a never failing tiering Well. The fairn
contains 76 acne, almdat all cleared, eta is in a
high State of cffitivatien. Convenient to chtirabess
post office, bliteksmith shop and schoole. The
farm is one of the beat in the County of Huron
and will be thld 00 early terms. For further par.
deed. in whioh the e.rports of Cana- veld nava, on the premities 6 it by letter toId
the *United Stater,. misa ,r. IfioN,Iforlook 13. 0. *41
OLIN -TOW
Does it Pay ti Ti But
Thie question has long since been settled by many, as is shown by the large
attendance each year at
OF CHATHAM, ONT
FALL TERM OPENS ON MONDAY, SEPT 5th:.
And even from across tbe sea, they come to attend our popullr school.
EAgland, Scotland, Ireland, British Columbia, New Mexico, Ran- -
ish West Indies, Manitoba, as well as nearly every State and Territory
in the United States have sent their representatives. Each year we have students
with us from 25 or 30 of the Counties in Ontario, besides the large outside ;patronage
referred to.
OUR SHORTHAND DEPARTMENT has been wonderfully successful.
EVERT GRADUATE OF TUE YEAR WAS PLACED AT THE • CLOSE OF 1891.
A Speed of over 240 Words per Minute, in a six minutes' test, on entirely
new matter, was written by Chas. Henderson, of Whiteohurch, Co. of Huron, in the
recent Medal contest in this department of our school, and won for him our Special
Medal which is only given when all previous records have been broken. So far as we
have been able to learn, this is the fastest writing which has ever ..been_ done by a pupil --
in any school, quite a number of the contestants wrote over 170 and 180 words per minute
Nothing but the Best should Satisfy you if you intend to take either
a Shorthand or Business coarse. We pay the railway fare of students coming from a
distance, providing it does not exceed 38. Good board, Ladies 32, Gents $2.50.
For Catalogues of either or both departments, address
July 29-4i D. McLACHLAN, Prin., Chatham, Out
THE POPULAR
LON DESBORO
WE ARE NOW SHOWING A FINE LINE OF
Ready Mode Clothin
Call and see them and compare prices, and you will
be satisfied you can save a few dollars by dealing
with us.
We have a fine stock of
Black Worsteds,
Tweeds, Trouserings
Which are very cheap.
W. L. OUIMETTE,
The Cash 3tore,
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