HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-09-06, Page 4THE WIN GRAM TINES, SEPTEMBER G, 1895.
all the others increased their allow- l -In the September number of the De -
Os Es @ antes. t,?tiebee is at the bottom! of a 111teatOr� wlliC l is lied the Autnmla A�-
�'�t et
the list, but in the interval between'. fash ons for the oiningtseasondisplay
is; zcep-
O EISi11 .18SS and 1895 she has increased 6 tionally large, and the styles are handsome
cents or from Si to 87 cents per head. i enough to suit the most exaoting taste.
•-^ AN R The averages of all the provinces I Tho issue le also notable for the variety
p and quality of the reading matter. Mrs.
-� p^�-� T y GIST.
7 show that the people of Canada are' Pryor's articles on the Social Code con.
,Ll1Z. lU l71' \ 7fI .L . flow paying at the rate of $1.56 per bane, and this mouth the I.lebrtante is
--•.....- , head of population for the purpose of . considered iu a most interesting way; .Any
��99'�•' �nt N W public schools, which is an increase ' lege, r tesa of u Graduate
x girl's life there anton d atl
ACT .iA., . , TELE RA• PH CO i'i pet• capita expenditure since 1888 Newubaln, the two best known English
of ti Cents. Colleges for women; Edith U. Thomas, in.
connection with Dr. S. R. Elliott, talks of
Opp. Brunswick House. TOWn council. Woman as R Writer, and Mary Seuenok
The regular monthly meeting of the Woolman praotically treats of Plain
, - - - Ont Needlework as an Employment. Mrs.
W'ingham
Town Council was l;e1d on Tuesday even- Sara Miller Hirby continues her valuable
ing last, Members present, illayorBrocken. series ou Kindergarten Work, and Harriet
�"� ' j.� it, • shire,ReeveSparling,Deputy-1leeveHolmes Keith Forbes gives further instructions in
,, fl j .nt V ,tuttb and Councillors Herdsman Gordon, Nee- Burnt Decoration. The Household Dee
t r , pnrtments are well represented in the
lands, Wilson, Dawson, Reading,51oKinlay. Choosing and Preparation of Meats,
The minutes of last meeting were read and Seasonable Cookery, the Housekeeper, and
1?.itIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1695. p d
from Robt..ucLean, S y f Canadian The Ten
Tett-,•-ab �rr
approved. A communication was read Preservation and Renovation, Instruotio
and entertainment are rovided in Aroun
eeretar o T e, and Some NoVel Amuse- r
Fire Underwriters' Association, euciosiug meats, and The Newest Books are re. light t(1 good, $4 to $6.50. Hogs-
.Q. CHEESE FAIR F01i, 13 ars througb and 90 on sale ;
.lc hi her Yorke
$2 ®w4. Calves, good to choice, $7
C' $10; common to fair, '$2 (!i; $6,
East Buffalo, Sept. 2.--Cattle-72
cars through and 150 on sale
market 15e to 25c higher for good
light fat 950 to 1,200 lb steers and
fat cows and. heifers slow and weak
for heavy steers, and iae to 25e
lower for common to . fair grades ;
extra prime heavy steers, $5,35 4
$5.50; good.1,250{,; 1,325 lb, $5 (4)
$5.25 ; light 950 to good. 1,200 lbs,
$4 ® $4.90 ; coarse fat, 1,225 lbs,
$3.80 a. $3.85 ; fat cows and heifers,
$2.75 rr $3.50 ; light to prime fat
heifers, $3 CI: $4.25 ; old cows, $1.75
® $2.25 ; oxen, $3 to $4.50 bulls,
$2.50 to $3 ; prime, $3.25 to 3.75 ;
sausage lots, $2 to $2.25 ; feeders,
$3.25 to $3,75 ; fresh cows and
springers steady at $18 'to $55, as to
quality ; veals firm at x$',6,75 to $7.50.
WINOEU.AM.
We draw the attention• of our
readers to the communication, in
another column, Trom lilt. J onu lint-
gess, Secretary of the Bluevale
Cheese and 13ntter Company, in
reference to the establishment of a
cheese fair in 'i'4ringham. As be
points out, there should be no diffi-
culty in establishing• a large market
here, and our townspeople should
not let the opportunity pass of having
one started here next spring. The
Town Council should appoint a com-
mittee to make all the necessary in-
quiries and arrangements, so that
when the season opens there need be
no delay. Wingham is centrally lo-
cated, has splendid railway accom-
modation and would command the
business of a large section of country
on all sides. And, as pointed out by
;itr. Burgess, the is one market
has become anwieldly and congested
and the business cannot be trans-
acted at two markets a month, a
market here every two weeks would
meet all the requirements of the,
ease. Who will make a move in the
iL'atter ?
report of Inspector re waterworks of the viewed, In. Knitting,. Netting, Tatting and c
Crocheting new designs. are illustrated market 10c to1''
town Deputy Reeve Hciroes sttited thatg i'S
the Fire and Water Committee had a re- tion price of the Delineator, ,51 per year o
port on same. A communication was read 15 cents per single copy. Address al
Pub -
from the Wilson Fire Extinguisher Co., re communications to The Delineator Pub
Piro Extinguishers, offering same for 52o lishing Co. of Toronto, Limited, 33 Rich
each -Filed. The Finance Committee re-
iuond St, West, 7_orento, Ont.
commended payment of the following LOWER WINGHAM.
with descriptions for making. Subseri -
corn -fed, -$4.45 d� $4,50 ; grassy and
i Michigan lots, 134.25 to $4.40 ; mixed
packers, $4.45 to $4.50 ; good heavy,
- $4.50 to $4M0 ; pigs, $4.15 to $$4.30 ;
roughs, $3.50 to $$3.85 ; good enols,
$4 to $4.25 ; stags, $3 tQ $3.50.
accounts : Wingham Electric Light Co., Mr. and Mrs. Jas Carr arrived Sheep and lambs -11 cars through
lights for August, 530.90: W. T. Yates, home from their visit to Scotland, on and 110 on sale ; market steady for
good fat lambs and slow for others ;
prime -lambs $4.50 to $4.75; fair to
good, $3.75 to $4.25 ; light, $3.25 to
$3.65 ; culls,' $2.50 to $3 ; mixed
sheep, good to choice, $2.25 to $2.75;
culls and • common, $1 to $2 ; export
53.90 ; A. E. Simmons, printing, 883 ; B. L. pump is being put in at the Electric' sheep, $3.25 to $3,75. Cattle offer- SCHOOL BOOKS,
supplies for hall, 35 ets; L. McLean, lum-
ber for streets, 848.77 ; S. Mitchell, work
on streets, 517.88 ; W. Robertson, work on
streets, 5510.31; John Gillespie, streets and Canadian climate better than that
waterworks, 513.455; W. Pattison, teaming, of the old laud. -Mr. John Green
51.55 ; W. Holmes, repairs to waterworks, does not improve very fast. - A new
Monday. They enjoyed their trip
very much, but the weather was very
wet and cold. Mr. Carr likes the
Sctt's Emulsion
is Cod-liver Oil emulsified,' or
made easy oI digestion and as-
similation. To this is added the
I-Iypophosphites of Lime alt
Soda, which aid in the digestion
of the Oil and. increase materially
the potency of both. It is a re-
markable flesh -producer. Erna -
elated, au 21uic and consumptive
persons gain flesh iipo:i it very
rapidly. The combination. is a
most happy one.
Physicians recognize its sa
perior merit in all conditions of
wasting. It has had the en-
dorsement
n-dorsement of the medical pro-
fession for 20 years.
font be persuaded to take a subeatutel
Scott i•t Bowne, Belleville. 50c. and $1,
Soh
1
pL •' IVIo.•7A,�
of
We have just opened up a large stock:
Doyle, costs re Bell Telephone appeal, Light works. -Inspector Robb paid ing, 3,300 bead ; all sold higher ;
56.95; Smith ce Pethick, supplies, 55.08; an official visit to the school here on extra heavy steers sold up to $5.6Q
Wm. Bond, keep of Mrs. Wadby, 5211 ; Monday last, and found, everything at close. Hogs -14,400 head on sale;
John Cornyn, printing, 36 ; R. Elliott,. in proper shape. lair. J. W. Hogarth, closed dull and weak for light grades,
printing order book, 54 ; Dr. Tamlyn, the teacher, is doing good work, and with' a number unsold. Sheep and
medical attendance, Mrs. Wadby, 355 ; Jos. is well liked. lambs -Total offerings, 22,000 head ;
Bullard, salary, 535.41. Mr. R. Z'austone BEZGRAY E. closed better for choice sheep and' school° after the holid ays.
addressed the Council, asking if the town lambs • others dull ; Canadas' $4.45
would assume the payment of electric light 2 he East Wawanosh fall show will to $4.65 ; a few prime at $4.75 ; on
for the band hall, Moved by Wm. Holmes, he held here on the 30th September the whole trade, is bad ; prospects
seconded by A. Dawson, that the Council and 1st of October, and promises to for the week are not encouraain for
par for the eleotliclight inthe bandroomand be a grand he Bl3. t lilt. A. E. Canadas; thele are too many eoln-
Bradwin, of the Blyth Standard is
fire hall for the balance of C d ' mon lambs co
min
BOOKS,
SCRIBBLERS,
CRAYONS,
PENCILS,
SLATES, &c., &c.,
To be in readiness for the opening of the
year- attic ining In.
offering his paper for one year as a,
Moved by R. C. Sperling, seconded by John prize for the best looking pair of
Neelands, that the report of the Finance twins. It looks strange for unmar- NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
e ,
EDITORIAL NOTES. Committee be adopted and accounts paid- ried men to take an interest in
Arlt 1mEs from Manitoba. are -to the
effect, that more help is needed. there
`to harvest and thresh the splendid
crap of grain.
s"s'ox. J. C. PATTERSON was sworn
in as Lieutenant -Governor of Mani-
toba, on Monday last, at Ottawa, and
immediately left for Winnipeg to
Av.:nine the duties of his office.
THE Soo canal, it is said, is to be
opened on the
Oth of September.
The contractor was granted a bonus
of $00,000 to have it ready for
traffic on the first of July, 1894. He
did not have it finished ; but he got
the money all the same. Why has
he not been asked to refund the
bonus
HON. J. C. PATTERSON having
been sworn in as Lieutenant -Governor
of Manitoba, West Huron is now
vacant in the Dominion Parliament.
The Ottawa correspondent of the
Toronto World (Conservative) says
"that there will not likely be any
bye -election in West Huron." Does
that mean that there will not be an
extra session of the House, or is the
constituency to be left unrepresented
in Parliament ?
JLnGE LYNCH CH is just as active as
ever in the States. Already this
week he has despatched five victims,
one colored plan taken out of a
gaol at Springfield, Iiy ,, and four
men taken from gaol in a Californianw
tnn, and hung in a row on a rail
placed between two trees. Whether
these men were guilty or not of the
crimes charged against them, will
probably never be known, for a
crowd bent on dealing out summary
justice does not bother itself about
sues] a shall detail as any evidence.
These eonsant incidents of unruly
mobs taking the law in their own
hand, and of the authorities proving
totally unable to hold and guard
tlieir prisoners, constitutes a great
blot en civilization in the neighbor-
ing republic.
THE Dominion Statistician has i
been investigating the cost of eduea-, fi
Carried. The Fire and Water Committee matters. -Mrs. Tufts has gone to or. THE VILLAGE OF v�TnoxETER, IN THE
l�I
imleo to reside with her daughter.
Su ell IN THE TUTTED OF WESLEY JOHN HUrriIi
reported as follows on the different clauses COUNTY of HuroN, ISLAcxsTnT12, AN 1Z: -
of the Inspector's report: (1) Recommend -The first nine defeated the second SOLVENT.
that the Fire Limits be extended to Alfred
nine at baseball, last Saturday. even- Notice is hereby given thet the above named
Ing.-llr E ` Livingston 1,n sold a• , e}d nil upfer has made an assignment tc
his estate and effects in trust for the benefit of his
to get prices. (3) Recommend that no Armour, of Mildmay. -The annual ereaiters. r� �v
harvest thanksgiving service in con -
John
meeting of the Creditors of the said Wesley
action be taken in the matter -Adopted.
John Hupfer is hewbv convened and will be betel at
street -Adopted. (2) Recommend that a
Hook and Ladder Truck be purchased -
Referred back to Fire and Water Committee
Our New 300 Page Scribbler is
a Dandy.
It has the map of Huron County on
the back cover and is sold exclusively by
us. Call and see it.
ALEX. ROSS.
Popular Bookstore.
W ingbam, Aug. 13th, 1895.
neuu er r.Chaper124 and
esed Statutes
nice • span Of greys t0 11lr. Wm. Ontario, 1.43i, Chapter 1°4 and amending acts of all "•]
(4) Recommend that night patrol continue
till 6 o'clock a. m. -Adopted. (5) Recom-
mend that no action be taken, as the en-
gineer is only a short distance from wheel
house, and is alarmed by gong in bed -room
-Adopted. (6) Recommend that three
more metal alarm boxes be purchased and
placed in the most central places -Adopted.
(7) Recommend that gong be put in some
stable where Igen are up all night, and that
keys be piaced in more conspicuous places
-Referred back to Committee. (8) Re-
commend that no action be taken in extend-
ing mains -Adopted. (9) Recommend that
two young men sleep in Fire Hall -Adopted.
(10) Recommend that two more young men
be added to the Fire Company -Adopted.
(11) Recommend that the question of pur-
chasing two standard chemical fire extin-
guishers be laid over for further considera-
tion -Adopted. (12) Recommend that two
hydrant gates be purchased -Adopted. (13)
Recommend that two hose sleeves be pur-
nection with Trinity church, will be
my office in the Village
of Gerrie, on Tuesday, IT
the 27th day of August. instant, at two o'clock n, know a o' d W C 1
J good watch when (!
held on Sunday next. the, afternoon, for the appointment of Inspectors, you. see ]t ? Of course you In
and the {;icing of directions with reference to the �' I,
a
dr osal f the said
DairyMar
P
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P . ill C 0.
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All Creditors of the said Wesley John Irupfer are
erebynotiaed to file their claims with me
1,1
h - solic,tor. duly ,erraed by afhda�rt and els
August ; 7.1e was bid ; no sales ; two is95 [il'
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Guelph, Ont., Aug. 30. -At the h or my gi CT
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c eese arthis a t fi
f ernoon Ne facto).- stating the nature and value of the security (if any)) tt'
r oro eptee (� C H OUSE OF REFUGE
r, A. D., iS95. L � ,
Dated at Wingham this 16th day of August, A. D.,
two buyers present. R. vA\STmiE, li'inghom, W. A. Iaw, Gerrie P.O., rt]' seen our SpecialMovements fi
in Gold, Silver and Gold
ies offered 1,405 boxes of July and hheld by them on orbefore the10th dayof s
MARKET REPORTS,
=COWL
Wngliain, Sept. 5, 1895,
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs 2 15 to 2 40'
Fall Wheat 0 55 to 0 60'
Spring Wheat . . .... . ... . . 0 55 to 0 60'
Oats, ..,,,. 0 25 to 0 30
13arley............ 0 30 to 0 3fi ,{
Peas ,.. 0 45 to. 0 5Qr``''
Butter, rolls.. ..... .... .... 0 13 to 0 14
Eggs per dozen.. , , .. , . , . 0 11 to 0 11
Wood per cord ... ......... 1 25 to 1 50
Hay per ton .. , . , , ....18 00 to14 00
Potatoes, per bushel,,,...„ 0 25 to 0 25•
Tallow, per lb 0 05 to 0 05
Dried Apples, per lb Q 4 to 0 05
Wool 0 20 to 0 23:
OLIitr0N,
Fall 'Wheat 0 60 to 0 62
Spring Wheat 0 60 to 0 62
Barley0 45 to 0 50.
Oats ,......... .. Q 34 to 0 35
Peas ..,..., 0 55 to 0 60 ;r•
Potatoes, per bushel........ 0 40 to 0 50- 41
Rutter 0 13 to 0 14
Eggs, per dozen .... 0 09 to 0 10
Hay ........ 9 00 toll. 00"
Cordwood 8 00 to 4 00
Wool .... Q 18 to Q 1s ,
„ f Asa -r ...sen iV.ML,
TRUNKS,
VALISES, LEATHER SACS'
Special Bargai�is all Month,
GEORGE GOOD!
C1DAIN CHOPPING.
G.
Having secured poser from the Wiugham Electrio
Light Company, 1 have put in chopping stones at
the Eleetrie light power hanse, Leaver Wingham,
unci aur prepared to do chopping of all times. Tho
l.atronnge of the public is solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.
ROBERT f<1A1NPR:ZE,
wineham. Juh• 10th, 1895.
IT PAYS TO
CANADA DIMNESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ONT.
Still holds as great a lead as ever over its contem.
poraries.
Several of our recent graduates have already made
engagements to teach in other Business Colleges in
September, and others have similar• engagements in
prospect.
This recognition of our work by our contemporar•
ies is the best evidence of its superiority that caa
be advanced.
COLLEGE RE -OPENS TUESDAY,
SEPTE2H.IDER 3RD.
It will pay you to co- me to Chatham.
For Catalogue, address '
D. 31cLACIILAN, Chatham, Ont.
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Ir - COUNTY OF HURON''.
Utica, N. Y. Sept. 2-CheeSe Solicitor for Assignee. Assignee. al tr.
sales -480 boxes at 7e, 2,530 boxes
at
Thc, 1,600 boxes at Tie, 74 boxes
at 7 e, 300 boxes at 71e, 60 boxes
at 8c, 757 boxes on commission. 49
packages of creamery butter at 206
81 packages of creamery butter at
21c.
At Little Falls -150 boxes' at 7c
in 435 boxes at 74e, 500 boxes at lie
1,000 boxes at 74e, 1,600- boxes a
G EO. SH AW � Filled Cases? New Styles
CUTS DOWN THE PRICE CFL •
and Patterns.
MEAT AGAIN.
DON'T YOU
��
On account of the hard times and �, think of purchasing until
•
order to sell for cash, I have cut down g
, the prices of meat, ail(' will sell at the you call and obtain our
t following low rates :
8e. 20 packages of creamery butter
at 20e to 21c.
British Grain Trade,
chased -Adopted. (14) Recommend that' London, Sept. 2. -The Mark Lane
no action ba taken, as there is a blow off Express, in its weekly review of the
valve at the pumps -Adopted. (15) The British grain trade, says -Old
Wingham Firemen have been notified to English -wheats have declined slowly
to is '6d below new wheats, the
average price of which has been 26s.
Foreign wheat dropped 6d under
large supplies. Corn has been weak;
American cargoes on passage have
been offered at 17s 9d ; October
shipments at 17s. . Oats, barley,
beans and peas have been quiet.
Linseed has fallen 6d. To -day new
English wheat sold at 26s to 30s ;
foreign wheat were rather firmer.
Flat corn declined 6d and round corn
was steady. - Flour was firm with a
fair demand.
Live Stock Markets. •
Montreal, Que., September 2. -
At the eastern abattoir the receipts
to -day were 500 head of cattle, 25
calves, 500 sheep and 500 lambs.
Trade was fairly active all round,
and prices about steady at last
Thursday's figures. Butchers' beeves
money to meet urrent expensee until ,the brought from 34e L 8le per 1b., live WITH BEEP, IKON AND NINE. •
taxes are collected, was read three times•r•
follow out instructions -Adopted. Moved
by John Neelands, seconded by D. M.
Gordon, that the report of the Fire and
Water Committee be adopted, as amended
-Carried. The Committee appointed to
make inquiries re granolithic sidewalks re-
ported recommending that the Council send
a deputation to Stratford to enquire into
cost of sidewalks, etc. Moved by John
:Neelands, seconded by A. Dawson, that the
report of Committee ole granolio sidewalks
be adopted -Carried. Moved by R. 0.
Sperling, seconded by John Wilson, that
Jessrs. Benj. Willson and Geo. McKenzie
be appointed a deputation to go to Strat.
ford to look into sidewalk question -Lost,
Moved by John Neelands, seconded by A.
Dawson, in amendment, that the Mayor
and Reeve •be sent to Stratford to enquire
nto granolithi sidewalks --Carried. The
Treasurer's monthly report was read and
led. By-law o. 154, a by-law to borrow
c
n
N
a
and passed. Tho dMayor, was reported that to weight,. for choice, and front 216 �r
3e for secondary stock. A few The Best Blood purifier, Tonic and General Health Restorer 'ever -offered to mankind. r do, clam --
tion
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`'i a not Peal cola• -
tion in the several provinces of the
Dominion on and has discovered that
1,fanitoba spends more looney pro-
portionately than any of the other
provinces. People of the Prairie
Province pay at the rate of $2.02
per head of population, while British
Colombians and residents of Ontario
extend $1.87 per capita. Since 1888-
Nowt
885
Ni'owt Scotia's expenditure has de -
(reamed frons. $t,51 per head to $1.45.
- ario remained stationary while
1� prices.
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STEAK lOc PER LB. ill
and other meats proportionately low. 1� EYESIGHT TESTED Free of
1 rt Charge and suitable lenses given
The patronage of the public•is soli- + at right prices.
cited, and first -glass meat and prompt 1
attention guaranteed, 'I l
GEO. SHAW..
wingham, July 15th, 1895.
ONE: GIVES RELIEF.
R•F•P`A•N•S
The moder stand-
ard F - • Medi-
cine : ures the
commoeveryday
ills of humanity.
It Tenders for Fnruishingsand Supplies for thnHouse-
la of Refmrev at Clinton, in the County of Huron. win.
IJ Go received in sealed envelopes addressed to H,
ll Hither, hsq., Crediton P. 0., narked Tender House•
of Refuge, not Inter than
Saturday, September 2lst, 1895..
n The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
(L A list of supplies aim furnishings in detail and also -
le -farms of tender may be had on application to any
iu of the following poisons :
R. C. SrARLIxo, Wingllam,
Ci- DAVID KENNEDY, Clinton,
i T. B. SAUNDERS, Wroxeter,
tr B. B. GUNN, Seafort),
Cr JAMES Bunus, Bayfield,
N. H. YOUNG, Blyth,
W. H. Kenn, Brussels,
Cr' Tiros.OABLixG, Exeter,
�� PHILIP HOLT, Goderioh,
r'' H. EILnER, Crediton,
MIJNSIAW rr GEo. McEivAN, Hensen,
lJ 1J r Wnc. LANE, Godericll,
B. S. Com, Fordwicli,
inc Optician
Wingham, Ont. H. EILBER,
C Chairman..
a 75i • �'� r'. Dated, 2415i August, 1895.
A. T. McDoN&L», Auburn,
W E HAVE A CONTRACT. with ourselves to give the beat Business aua��
Shorthand Course that can be had, and as we have completed the contract, the.,
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ontario,:.
Xs enjoying a liberal patronage. We have something new aloug educational lines« -
Enquire about it. Catalogue free.
J. W. W ''STERVELT, Principal.
MANLEY'S CELERY -NERVE C011i1POUND
ad issued distress warrant and seized
goods of party who owned one of the dogs
that Trilled Messrs. Henderson's sheep, but.
could not eel' any of the goods, and the ,.--� - . -- - - .- _------- .. --.� - . �. COMPOUND,
town Would have to pay two-thirds of the
d rded f the genet l rangef tat' I out of a dole dozen f any other"Compound" the1 It
export cattle were sold at 4e per ib. parison ! You will get more genuine permanent benefit out of ONE BOTTLE of
Small meats were in request at h /1 A 1►Ti T ITT![ i / Y { 1T S 7T T7 w r rr, r .
figures given below. Following is l
• In t
, ul
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OIL Gl,rcE>xtiv>; Instead of Arcoxor,. Try It Yost trill then, knotty the truth. .1 us lugs, arid Is base
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°triages aware or the sheep, and casts.. a o clue tons len 0 w 0 en o on market. contains 110
Mr. Neelands thought Counle'I should not (( Cattle• Butchers' choice, per lb., I . 1 E bOLI,AIi pER BoTT 1'.,1 .
pity costs re sheep to the Mayor and town i 31c G 81e 'live weight to 1n
view. Afters co
onnsiderable dlsensecen the
mon to ood
officials. The g c .�5� �� i�.i.5'
y took the opposite t0 fair
do.,, -31e L 2'c• 411. do.,; `+ y
matter
was allowed to droll. The Conlon culls, do,, 2e >.e, Sheep --;Corny
then adjourned.
,50. Lambs,r► �IVILIAM DRUG STORE �iV`IGHi►IUy, ON`A�.