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W INC( IIAM MIES, MARCH 19, 097,
1 Montreal, March 17.-Atgive $ oees I11ariset
the cattle
market today there were offered
450 cattle, 50 calves, half a dozen
sheep, and two spring lambs. The
SATURDAY -BAkCA11 DAY trade was fair; prieesR1111411 ittound.
A few levee steer's for shipment were
butchers' cattle, 31c n' Site ; fair, 2-70S
SALE
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sold from 3•itte tt' 4e. per Il). Best
Great_�:.�
@ 3.1e ; common, `lie :tc ; c,a ves,
$2 tea 7 each. Old sheep 30 per lb'.
Yearlings, 41c @ 5e. The two spring,
-ALL DAY-- lambs bro'ight $8.50. Fat hogs, els ren his farm,wtts horrified on entering
the irons t
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AtQ 4VIED FARMER LIVING. ALO II THF
!'101311 yr! 1SOVL CRIME.
Wolfville Aiarelt 14 ---The discov-
ery wee made to•dtty of a most shock-
ing murder et Avonport about five
miles below hero. At about 7 o'eloel;
tonight a neighbor calling at the
faun of Mr. Oliver Fuller, an aged
•and respected resident living alone
e o find him lying in a pool
tt 5-
-° East Buffalo, N. Y., Mareh 15.--- of blood, his head crashed to jells--
{ Cattle -140 cars on sale, including and his throat at from ear to ear.
The roam showed signs of a struggle
and presented a sickening spectacle.
Up to the present time no discovery
of the murderer has been made and
it is impossible to assign any motive
for the grime, Mr, Faller was not
known to have any large sum of
money in the house.. The axe with •
which the deed was done was found
covered wilt blood in the bushes
near the house. It is said that a
tramp passed through the neighbor-
hood late on Saturday afternoon and
called at a neighbors boas( to ask
for something to eat. The weather
being mild and 'the ground muddy
impressions of his boots were made
which correspond with those build
near the scene of the murder, A
hue and cry has been organized, but
it is to be regretted that 21 hours at
least have elapsed between the com-
mission and discovery ot the crime.
Deceased was 70 years of age.
1g , 5 Halifax, N. S., Mareh - t 6,---A
tramp who gives his name as George
d ll' generally at ,,filler, and says be belongs to Yale
6 pair Black and ColoredlLustee $2.50 tip; $2.75. with a few up tmouth county, was arrested hex r
regular 35;:. Sa.turday.. •. • • 23 $3.10, Miehigans sold up to $3.10.1.
'6 Fancy Shot Affects, regular 50 ,��3.?5 and exporters of 18 to 20 Kentville yesterday on suspicion of
35 cwt up to ;;'3 50. Steers and feederslbeing concerned in the murder of
Saturday Oliver Fuller at Avonport on Satur-
- 40 cars on sale, of which 25 cars ; dal He deniesg had WASH GOODS. od Il e and �'t •s he \\ tt.
Wecxrldsay a good deed about
our new SpringShoes their hand-
some Style's and extremely good
value . Po si ly you were amongst
the crowd in the shoe department
last Saturday, Everybody is anx-
ious to save motley and we are mak-
ing i; possible foe you, to do SO.
20 pair Men's Fine Shoes, worths 65
$2.50 for .. ,
.50 pair Tan Oxfords. reg !lar
$1.:;5 for 90
33 ears of esinadas: several loads of
Canada fe:ders did not have the
necessary veterinary certificate, and
weretherefore quarantined. Shippers
were informed that eertiacates were
e
not necessary, but the authorities
here have no instructions to that
effect. To -day's market, except for
best steers and for choice stockers
and feeders, was 10c ® 20o lower,
and the market was generally slow.
About all were sold at the close.
Selected export heavy eattle, *5.10
@ $5.15 fur prime, $4.75 C $5 for
choice medium, and light weights
lower; fair 1.050 to 1.150 ib steers,
$4.10 pis 4.50. There vas a fair
supply of Canada butchers' cattle
but none very good. Two loads of
Canada butchers' steers sold at $4.20
C $4.30. They were of 1.060 to
1,215 lbs. Choice heifers, $3.50
$3,65 ; light, thin butchers' cows,
$2.60 « $2.75; fat ditto, $3 « 3.20;
bull generally stronger; steel's bulls
active, Cant as ee Ing e
20 pair Ladies' Black Fancy
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regular. $t.75 rfo
550 pair Lallies' Lace and Button
Kid Sh les, regular ��,2 for 1 48
DRESS GOODS
With ru ire interest centered. in
our Dress Goods Stocks than per-
haps any quarter in the store and
-deservedly so. ,Absolute leaders in
high cl t •s novelties and its the
people's say so. notours.
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:Hutt tk iSiutih•e 1 OI
nit trill �• 1 $91
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Four Crepons, New Shades and
designs in Seotcli Zephyrs, Swiss
Muslin, French Sateen.
GRE AT BARGAINS
-xti-
Xid Gloves, Hosiery, Spring Capes,
Mantles, Carpets, Lace Curtains,
cotton, Sheeting, Cottonade, Shaker
Flannel, Ready Made Clothing, New
:Spring Hats and Gents' Furnishings
.All at Bargain prices on Saturday
.and each evening from 7 until 0.
Twenty-tiv = Dul lar ticket will get
you 1 dozen of your Photos, Cabinet
size, at theStar Photo, value $.3.00
at M. H. MCI BOO S
were Canada.. There was a go
'SIN QUITS
Made in the
LATEST STYLES
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QUEEN'S BLOCK., WINCsII.111
PLN1NG RETORI.
Having purchased Messrs. John
Watt & Sou's planing factory, I am
now prepared to supply the needs of
the pnblie,in
Navin la any I1R�CIZEp Q,NI? DRESSED
art in the crim , S ' 1 r
demand fur these cattle and most of pDOORS,
far away train the scene at the time 1 LL MISER., SASH,
weof ster bt v ers.e Catiada eCcValues were st['ong l tll0 matt Was killed. There is con- I MOULDINGS
siderablo doubt whether he is the and everything found in a 'first-class
right man. The officers are looking factory.
after another tramp who is reported . Also a supply of LathandShinglss
to lime been in the neighborhood on hand.
when the murder was committed. Our prices will be found right.
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to a shade higher in contrast with
inactivity and weakness for other
grades ; light stockers also sold better
and there was a good clearance
early. The ruling price for Canada
feeders was $3.80; one ear sold down
to $3.621; some at $3.70 and $3.75: County jell. '• -.
a few bunches brought $3,85, ' -end l The following report was brought
one car of choice 042 lb feeders went in by the Grand Jury last. week; -1
up to $3.95. In stoekers:,some very i "We your Grand Jury, beg to report
A Big Will Slut.
There will shortly come before the
-courts for trial and will suit in which
a claim to a st.m of $9,000,000 will be
made by a Welsh coder. The claim in
which initial .proceedings have just
been taken concedes the right to
Drytnnta estates with, annual rent -
roll of $300,000- capitallzFed at $6,000-
030. In addition the litigants ifsue-
cessfal would acquire the title of a
sum of close on £3,000,000 at present
lying in Chancery. CIaimant is M.
Nathaniet Richard Thomas a Welsh
collier and in alt probability he wilt
be joined by lits step brother Mr.
David Meredith. Among the estates
involved in the 'taesgivernes are hale
estate held by Mr. William Williams-
-ex-M.
illiams-ex-M. P. for Swansea and Glyngollen
near Swansea.. held by Mr. J. Davies
The property is sitaatt;d in South
Wales.
light thin and coarse grades sold. at that we have examined the county -
$325, bulls of ttie good stockers j fail and find that at present there are
showing some flesh and quality selling I twenty-one prisoners in custody -
at 83.50 Ce $3.55 ; one Ioad of 25 Ithree females and eighteen males.
Of the miles one is insane and await-
ing removal to the saylum. Two are
head of 950 lbs. brought $3.60. Milch
cows and springers• -•18 ears; steady
for .fresh and good forwards ; weak ,awaiting trial, one forgery and one
for common juts ; all sold : 3hoice i for seduction; fifteen are committed
springers sold mostly at $35. Calves i as vagrants; one is a feeble old man,
-3 50 on sale ;:low and generally totally unfit to earn a ' living and
easier ; prime to extra veals, 8') 25 one is suffering from an incurable
(o $5.75; common to good, $4 ® $O disease. Three are children 11, 4,
heavy fed and buttermilk calves, $s and 2 years respectively. The ro-
e' $3.25. Sheep and iambs ----30 cars 'meander are strong, able-bodied men
on sale, with slight supply and strong tit for any kind of work. These
eastern advices ; values were 10e ;to are'committed for terms of six months
15e higher fair lambs; choice sheep down to one week. The three females
steady ; fair grades down to amnion are all vagrants commitments not yet
were slow and easier: prime to extra Made out. It is a fact worthy of note
lambs sold at $5.55 @ 85.65 good .to that of the twenty.one prisoners now
choice 85 to 90 .h lambs, $o.40 in jail only two are from the County of
$5.50 ; fair light lambs, 84.65 Ga Huron. The others are all scattered
85.25 ; good to best bandy yearlings, over the country from Halifax to
84.65 �a' $4.90; good to choice fat Coltingwood. The ones from our
mixed sheep, $4.5 ®. $1.50; selected county are insane one and the one
wethers, $4.60 @ $4.75 fair to goer] committed for seduction. The in
mixed $4.05 ( $4.25. Ilogs---110 sane one has been in jail since May
cars on Sale: quality not equal .to last and we would recoinmed ' his
Last Monday's offerings, and quantity immediate removal to the asylum;
80 ears in excess. Canadian buyers we would also reeommed the removal
took a good many western hogs. of one William Russell to the hospital
Market opened slow, but at 5e higher We would recommd the immedi-
and good weight hogs brought a ate attention of the authorities to the
further nth anee. There were too outhouses as they are in an untie and
many light hogs here and ten or unhealthy condition for use. Also
twelve ears were unsold at close. the outlet of the drainage.
Everything. of 180 its or upwards ALIMED T. DAMS, Foreman.
were readily taken at strong prices.
Laid Away At Rest.
The funeral of Rev. John Muteh,
Mount nt I lea
s�
of Toronto took place to I u
att Cemetery Monday afternoon, it
being attended by the city clergy
and members of the congregation of
ChalmersChurch.
In the morning at 10.30 the.Rev. Most of the beet weight yoi iters, the
Dr. Milligan conducted.a prrvate mixed ppackers and the medium and
service at the house after which the heavy grades sold at .54.15 to 8.1.20;
body was removed to the church light Yet kers, $1.10 to $4.15, and
some selected lots ttt $4,171 to $4.20,
with a fete very light at $3.00 to $4,
and $.1. generally for the light lots,
prevailing pried at the close. Pigs
which were not good enough to go
senior members of the session acted in with the Yorkers sold at $3,85 to
as 'pall -bearers. They Were Messes. 83:90 with some at 8'r ; roughs sold
•t lr Tennant . ' w.,
James Pennant. Frank < n at $3.50 to $3.70 mostly at $3.70,
0,
D. D. Christie, . Dr. hunter, Capt, and stays at $2,75 to $3.25 mostly
Urre and Jai, GIass. The Members iti X3.15
of Toronto Presbytery attended the
funeral in a body.
Sunday ltev. Principal Cavell ( Zea- 'udde Boyd Buried..
preached the f!tnoral sornion of the T'he funeral ht stir Tate 111r. Jol1n
dead pastor in Chalmers' Church, and Boyd ex judge of lite county of 'York
fearing reference:to his death -was took piece trent his residence 529
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S.. BENNETT,
Successor to
WATT & SON
Are Yfil
If so it is your advantage to
call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Winghanl. They
are the agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss.
WHY THE WET !®1E IS THE
ORE FOR YOU
where a Targe number of friends
viewed the remains. At 2 a'clok
the funeral services were eondueted
by Rev. Prineipal Cavort, Rev. Prof:
Ballantyne and Rev. John Neil. The
made rex every Presby tcriatt pulpit inherbout itestt'Cet at 3 o'clock Monday
the city, !afternoon. The -funeral being private
Mr. Lesko Medigten of Mount t enitr immediate friends atidrelattves
Far beemenred tl'e contract for the of the deceased were present. The
work on Gotiorieh bar -,rennins were interred in St. James`
ctrtei7.
Goderich Council has passed a
resolution to the effect that n) person
will be employed tis fireman under
21. years of age or over 35 and that
members must reside within the fire
limits.
1. Because it is dangerous to be a
moment svIt?lout one.
2. It will never rust and is conse-
quently durable.
3. A person wearing a Wetnicre aloes 1
not find it a bother.
4. We will guarantee to hold in
position any -reducible rupture.
5. This truss cannot possibly move
after adjustment,
0. Seine of our townspeople can
' testify to its merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
KARIM:D.
Ss,r:ttwout).--.gleets--•At'the residence
ot Mr Edwin Jarvis West Wawainosh on
the 10th inst. by the Rev. W, W. Leech,
asgitsted by the floy J', Swan ot Dungan-
non, Mr. G. Sherwood, oft Ashfletd. to
Miss M. 3. Jarvis.11��'
I ser+-• In Ituntsyille on Saturday
11/Carch 13th, 519 rs. S. Derr aged 80 years.
obotvntn-In Wingliate on Sunday
March the 14th Mrs. N. Mcb onaldesso
terste tlaste r--Ia Blueva)e on Sunday
March 14th Thomas McKinney, aged, 38
ears and1e dive. V
etweer.-113. Bluevalo on Sunday
Mareh 14th Normarf 11unrlan, aged 21
ysArs and 5 clays.
L Sr, bait -In Morris on March 11th,
Geo. Smith agtgi '4 yeare , 8 months
nude dept.
GORDON & CO.
�E�a llOF.
MR. JOHNMURRAY
has opened out a new machine
shop, thoroughly equipped
with a
New Outfit of ]Ylachi.nry
n eluding an Iron Planer,
Lathes etc. and is now prepar-
ed to do a general line of re-
pairing. Engine and 'Mill
Machinery repairing and pipe
fitting a specialty.
All kinds of shafting, gear-
ing, iron and wooden pulleys,
brass and iron castings sup-
plied on shortest notice.
JOHN MURRAY.
Center Building Button & Feseant
Factory.
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and will eontinue until the whole stook is eleared out.
We are highly gratified at the success attending our effor'',:, in this direct. I
ion; the great consuming mass of this country are not slow to distingnish
between a false and a genuine sale, prices tell every time. Another ccnsign
ment to hand
►ofgoods bought for less than -.:
We would ask as a favor from our easterners, at least all who can make it
convenient, to do their shopping early in the day, in this way we can serve
you better in 'the afternoon, we are so mueh crowded that we are not able
to give t oil that attention we would tike.
15 pieces Dress Goods were 15 now 5
10 " fa ,a "25 " 10
15 " 'i " 35 Jt 20
8 tt ft 44 .t 60 fa 45
5 it AS ft .f 60 " 40
4 " ft " 50e on the $1
Tweeds 50e " " $1
Mantle Gt,ods 50c `t a $1
Ready Made Mantles 50e " " $1
Shoes 500 " " 81 ��
12 Storm Collars 50e " $1
8 Far Sets tSOe " " $1
We -Handkerchiefs at less than
cost and a great many more
articles we have no room to .t
mention. Everything goes all
along the line. Call early and
get very special bargains.
M2NTYR�+
M,lClr1't N•ALD I LOCI . WINGEmi.