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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1895,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Those who have received ac-
counts from us will please remit
the amount, or call and settle,
at once. As we expect to
leave Wingham on the 2nd of
January next, all accounts not
settled by thz.t time will be
placed in other bands for col-
Iection. "A word to the wise,"
&c. Remittances made by P.
0. Order or registered letters
will be at our risk
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wi10X1 l.'I 1 .
Mr. Farrow, of 1;lyth, is her at
present taking Dr. Fortune's praetice,
while the latte°; is in Guelph. ---Rev.
Mr. Anderson 'v ns here last week,
looking much better, He left again
this week for the Old Country, and
will not be able to preach again
until spring. His physician gives
him good hopes of complete recovery.
—The Rev. Mr, Moss, of 13luevalo,
occupied the pulpit of the Methodist
church here, last Sabbath. --Capt.
Bentley, of the Salvation Army, is in
town this week taking up the work
of the army.—John, Hooey, who
lately returned from Scotland,
brought home a fine heavy draught
stallion, The animal is a fine one,
but received hard treatment on its
voyage.—Mr. Wrn. McCutcheon,wllo
has been salesman for Mr. Hazlewood
for some time, is leaving for Penn-
s ylvania.--Mrs. W. C. Hazlewood
is visiting at ;lir. A. R, McDonald's,
Wingham.—T. Rae, R. Ross and J.
W. Sanderson are sportsmen of no
small celiber. On Monday of this
week they shot 17 rabbits and one
partridge, which, we trunk, beats
the record.—Mr. T. Sage, while out.
chopping wood, last week, nearly,
severed three of his toes with an axe.
—While out driving witb a horse of
Mr. A. Paulin's, Mr. T. Malloy met
with a serious accident. The horse
became frightened and ran away,
upsetting the cutter and throwing
11ir. Malloy out, cutting his head
badly. — Don't forget the monster
meeting of Foresters to be held here
on Thursday, the 19th inst. A
R. ELLIOTT. great many of the High Court ofil-
TI IEs Office, Wingham, Nov. cers will be present and address the
27th, 1595. meeting. Members from twenty dif-
ferent courts are expected to be pre -
EDITORIAL NOTES. sent. A good time is looked for.
THE election in West Huron will!WINTERINGSTOOK IN KENT.
be held on the 14th of January, the
nomination being held a week earlier. BRUCE FARMERS SENDING THEIR
CATTLE TO WINTER THERE ON
DISPATCH from Ottawa says ACCOUNT of THE SCARCITY OF
that Hon. N. Clarke Wallace, Con- FODDER.
troller of Customs, has resigned his
office because be cannot approve of The Grand Trunk is doing a good
the course of the Government on the work for the farmers of Bruce and
Manitoba School question. His re- neighboring counties in bringing
signation was sent to Premier Bowel), cattle here and contracting to return
on 'Wednesday. them in the spring at greatly reduc-
ed rates. Last week a train of fif-
TEE Conservatives of West Huron, teen cars, containing 400 head, was
at their Convention on Tuesday, brought down from Lucknow and
nominated Mr. D. Weismiller, of
other shipments will follow during
Hensall, on the first ballot. Messrs. the next two weeks. The Grand
John Butler, mayor of Goderich, and Trunk carries cattle each way at $1
Mr. Jos. Beek, of Saltford, allowed per head, and farmers in the neigh -
their names to go to the ballot. It borhood are wintering them on corn
was decreed from Ottawa that IIlIr.: fodder and straw at the rate of $1
Weismiller was to be the candidate, per month. The .heavy crop of corn
and that settled it. - in Kent this year has supplied an
immense amount of fodder, sufficient
WEST HURON will be over run for many hundred of outside cattle
with an army of outside Tory besides the home stock, and the feed-
eleetioneering agents daring the ing will be so much clear grain to
first two weeps of January 'those the home farmer. The entire cost of
heelers have been in North sending cattle here, wintering them,
partyand returning them in the spring,
Ontario doing their peculiar work will be but e6 per head, which is a
during the past two weeks and will great deal better for the owners than
be in Cardwell for a couple of weep importing; feed, or selling them ,just
before going to West Huron. Those now for what they would bring.—
emissaries of the Dominion Govern-' Chatham Banner.
ment should be given the cold 1
shoulder by the sturdy yeomen of, The annual meeting of the Domin-
West Huron. lion Draught Horse Breeders' Society
--- I was held at Clinton on Wednesday
WHITECHURCH. last. The depressed and changed
The annual meeting of the White- conditions which have characterized
church Creamery Company will be the horse trade for several ),years
held on Saturday,the 21st December, past have of course affected the
at 1 o'clock. 4 full attendance is volume of business done by this as
requested, as business of importance well as by all other horse registering
will be brought before the meeting. societies.
—The good sleighing has made
things lively.
CULROSS.
Mr. R. Marshall, in his own and
the interest of his neighbors, was
away last week in the direction of
Monekton, in search of liay, and
succeeded in securing some 14 or 15
tons, which he is pressing with the
intention of moving it up as soon as
t:onvenient.—Gladnessreignssupreme
in. the home of Mr. Walter Marshall,
over the birth of a son, which event
took place last Sunday. ---Mr. Thos.
Ross, on the 4th concession, is run-
ning his grain chopper to its ftillest
Capacity, in order to keep up with
bis eustom.-Several of the farmers
have got their cattle dehornediately,
but one of Mr. R. Marshall's steers
J:elet with a. mishap a„ few days after
the operation and had to be slaughter-
ed.—The G, T. L. on the 8171 11 is in
very prosperous condition having
BU1tt ,
CLEOo—In Garde, on Der. lst, the
wife of Mr. Richard Clegg; a son.
• tkILrrno—In Wroxeter, on Nov. 28th,
the wife of Mr. A. Munro; a daughter.
MAItsHALL-In Culross, on the 8th
inst., the wife or Mr. Walter Marshall; a
son.
MP.FID.
NIeaor.soN.-•-Jrrnms-9a' , the llth
of December,, at theresidence of the Bank father. Daisv Farm, Turn -
berry by the Rev. W. H. Moss, assisted
by Rev. I. B. Wallwin,B. A.,Miary Grace, I
second daughter of Mr. Thomas Jenkins,
to William Nicholson,of Toronto..
CVNIONGHAA1 —Iii sslox. On Nov.
20th, by the Rev, A. f1. Baldwin, at All
Saints' Church, Toronto Dr. Cdrinirag
halm, of St. Thomas, to 4 Va G., second
daughter of Mr. T. Hossion, of Winghain.
Brcicatt--MOYER—idays Nov.
20th, at the manse, C oderich, by RE,v.
AJas, A. Anderson, B. A., John Becker, of
pintail, to Christina Moyer,of Wellesley,
Waterloo county.
'bllay.
K1,:11R—In 't'vinghatn, on the 4th inst.
Wm. Kerr, aged 01 years,'
THE WO GUAM TIMES, DECEMBER 13, 1S9r
trade seemed to be more active than
for several ti'ecks past, with slightly
higher prices being paid for the
better kinds of cattle and lambs. A
few head of the best cattle were sold
at about ale per ib. with pretty good
animals at from 2 is to 31e, per lb,
while common and inferior beasts
sold at from 11e to 21e per lb. The
supply of calves were rather small
and prices are advancing. Mr.
Bourassa•bought a pair of pretty
good veals for $13 ands two others
that were better for$18. Small
young calves sell at from $3.50 to $G
each. Sheep. sold at from 2c to 2 o
per ib. Good lambs sold in lots at
from ale to a little over 3 e per ib.
Mr. Joseph Richard bought 45 good
lambs at $ c per lb. and six good
cattle for ,226, Fat hogs sell at
about 31c per lb. Dressed hogs at
from 3 is to nearly Se per lb.
East Buffalo, Dec. 9,—Cattle—The
receipts were lighter than a week
ago -190 cars, against 284 cars;
the market ruled. with a fairly good
demand. Hogs — Yorkers, fair to
choice, $3.60 @ $3.65; stags, coir) -
mon to choice, $2.50 a $3 ; pigs, `l
common to fair, $3.40 C 53.70. TH BEST
Sheep and lambs—Lambs, choice to [�
prime, $4.50 @ $4.60; Canada
lambs, fair to prime, $4.15 o $4.70;
sheep, choice to selected wethers,
$3.50 @ $3.75; culls and common
sheep, $1.25 @ $2.15. Cattle—Total
offerings, 200. cars ; strong and a
shade higher for good . butchers' ;
slow and 10c Ca; 15c lower for heavy;
best steers, $4.20 @ $4.35; light to
good, $3.75 @ $4 ; bulls, $2.40 @
$2.75. Hogs --Total offerings, 200
cars, market easier; Yorkers, $3:60
@ $3.65 ; light Yorkers, $3.65 @
$3.691; mediums and heavies, $3.G0
@ $3.65 ; pigs, $3.75 @ $3.80. Sheep
and lambs—Total offerings, only 130
cars ; market active, and closed 10c
@ 15c higher for best. Ca.nadas ;
some sold up to $4.75, the bulk at
$4.60 @ $4.70, and poorer stock
.down to $4.50; Canada sheep, $3.50
@ $3.75 ; all sold.
MARKET REPORTS.
wINGHAat..
Wingham, Dec, 12, 1805.
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Plain per 100 lbs .. 1 75 to 2 00
Full Wheat. .... ... 0 03 to 0 04
Spring . ,, . . . . .Wheat.... 0 03 to 0 04
Oats, ............... 0 23 to 0 24
l3arley.. , .. 0 30 to 0 35
Peals 047to048
Butter,.... 0 14 to 0 15
Eggs per dozen 0 10 to 0 16
Wood per cord.,.. .,1 25 to 1 50
Hay per ton ...... ... 15 00 toto10 00
15 P0
otatoes, per bushel...
Tallow, per ib
Dried Apples, per ib
Chickens
Ducks
Geese
Turkeys.....
Dressed Hogs
04 to 0 05
020 to 025
040to050
0 5to0 5
.... 0 0 to 0 •7
a '75 to 400
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TRUNKS,
VALISES, LEATHER BAGS
Special Bargains all Month.
GEORGE GOOD
A CHANGE
OF BUSINESS
BELa...A RA. \/ E.
?.AVID SPROAT
Wishes to announce to the people of Belgravc and
surrounding country that having bought; the stock
of the late Jas. Henderson, and having since added
large sorting orders, ho is now prepared to offer
good value in all the different departments. •
GROCERIES,sozokni,
We have just to hand a large and choice selection of
XMAS GROCERIES, comprising
RAISINS, CURRANTS. PEELS,
ORANGES, LEMONS, PRUNES,
APRICOTS, FIGS. SPICES,
NUTS and CANDIES,
Besides full ranges of
SUGARS, TEAS, CANNED GOODS,
SOAPS, &o., &e.
.DRY GOODS,,%,®,
For the balance of the season we haye decided to
offer the following lines AT COST, namely :
Furs, Tweeds, Dress Goods,
Flannels, Cottonades, Prints,
Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, Ties, &c.,
Besides a host of other things too numerous to men.
tion. Also a large stock of
BOOTS and SHOES
Principally of tl:e Celebrate) John McPherson make
We will not quote prices as wo are convinced that
a call will show you that our prices are right, and we
hope by fair and honest dealing to merit a liberal
share of your patronage.
Yours Respectfully,
• DAVID SPROAT.
N. B.— Butter, Eggs. Lard and Tallow taken in
exchange at highest prices.
—AT TUE—
SMALLEST. COST
MERCHANT
TAILORING
—AND.—
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
GEO. GARR'S
By inspecting our Stock, you will be
convinced it pays to buy the best when
it can be had at such a very moderate
cost.
Our prices cannot be beat anywhere
for good, reliable workmanship and ma•
terial. A. Perfect Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Always the latest at the lowest price in
Gents' Furnishings.
GEO. CARR,
Opposite Chisholni's Drug Store,
Wingham.
SHE SAID "YEr
She would accept frim if be bought
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LLO ! WHAT ABOUT OUR
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
J' HN RUETTEL & SONS.
IEY ARE JUST IMMENSE. THEY MAKE
TH FINEST CLOTHING TURNED OUT ANY-
WH'RE AND THEY ARE MIGHTY CHEAP
TO
If yo eed a ,bitt,,iv
SUIT OR OVERCOAT.
Be sur and try them. They will please you to perfection. They are
doing ,, immense business and bound to do more, and such a stock
of Tws , s, Black and Fancy Worsteds and Ovcrcoatings you have
never , ore seen in Wingham. Be sure and give them a call and see
then a way, for to save money is making money, and you can do it
by buy:. g from them every time.
And sue a stock of ,e,®,®,o,
ADS' -MADE CLOTHING --
They kei• the finest and cheapest you have ever seen. I tell you it
has been ucky for us they came to Wingham anyway. Our money
is kept =re and we can be better suited by getting our Suits from
John Rua tel & Sons' Palace Clothing House.
And wha about jett,./1,
c�S •EIRTS, COLLARS AND I'JECKTIES_.a
Por I do art like to get angry on a Sunday morning. Then get your
Shirts, Co ars and Neckties from John Ruettel & Sons, for their Shirts
and Collars are perfection. You cannot go astray in anything you
want to billy, for John Ruettel & Sons keep the very best in. anything
that a gentleman wants' to wear.
PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE,
facdonald Block. . WINGHAM.
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If you want a ring that will wear
you a life tine, buy it of PATTERSON it
it
Get up as quickly as you can and
get one of our magnificent engage-
ment rings. Any young lady would
be proud to wear one of them. Wo
will whisper the price to you—we
have them as low as $1.25.
YOU'LL
'It's all so Sudden"sometimes that
! REG RET IT -� the young man doesn't know where
Ifou don't call and examine and while to get the ring. If you are in this
plight you may come without mis
givings to us. We guarantee all of w
our goods and our guarantee is
good.
about seventy members in good Live Steck Markets.
aginstud gacre now imakng ar. , Montreat Dec 0.—There Were
you ate there, got prices of that immense
new stock of
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Which has just arrived from Germany,
It is the most beautiful assortment ever
shown in town.
GEOCERIES
Complete in every line. We are ready
for you, when you are ready to do your
Xmasbaking.
OUR T.EASi,vv►,
, Are beoonling ttiore ramous every day
t far a Mammoth bore , trocar 575 bead of butchers cattle ii pecia1I r "8418(18'"
and- Obr'istmaa. and 20 )raters and 2e00() sheep and ,
Iambs offered .der finale at re last NORMAN k FA QUHARSON
wla ge.. Ittid ,; tarot iii .n Teirm westai
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Mina HQU50, Wing harxi.
"Ira t lli '1".) g1I61 r 111 l)5'Ce , ��1% t—Gao-d Goods at Harlot Priebe.
What she wants is one of our
Diamond Rings, 14 karats fine.
With them the style never changes.
Any young lady knows her ring will
not be out -shone if it comes from
PATTERSON.
REPAIRING,,,,,,
For rine Watch Repairing. I defy
competition.
M. lt.'Arjt'rxttiltgUY1T,
"„Wingham.
Opposite Bank of Hamilton,
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N. B.—Repairing a Specality.
Eye Sight Tested Free.
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1 Wingham.
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