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THE 1410/47 A 1, : (IODFRICA, ONT.. THURSDAY. JUNE 11, i$$
OUR MEMOS
We carry always a full range of the neatest
trings in the market in this line. We can
suit your taste, purpose ane pocket.
Au inspection will be profitable.
Porter's
BOOKSTORE.
/THREE
i POINIS:
\v
1. WE SELL FOR CASH.
hu..I y tewewlit•r we do a strictly cash business. Not because
we doubt your homely. nut because, having the ready money, we
get tort :ir panne ; be:mum: then
2. VE BUY FOR CASH,
which means thlt i'u rt the advantage, as we are thus enabled to
give you
3. THE LOWEST PRIDES.
And our low prices hate swelled our business to its present size.
NEW LINES THIS WEEK
Girls Oxford Shoe, size 7 ti 10, worth 7h_. for 60c. MinesTan U.fords, pointed toe
and toe cap, regular ;1 00 for 75e.
Ladles' Dosgola Oxlorde, Handhorn sole, patent leather tip, J. 1). King make, for $1 25.
A big lot of Ladies' 1)o12sol1i Ix fords in McKs) sod Turned soles, tipped and plain toe,
sizes 21, 3, .T, . Daly„ regular ;1.00, .d 25 an all solid leather, sizes 1 to 6, regular
d $1 35. for 75c.
Bop'. Buff leaned Hoots, pebble top, iegg S
t1. IS, for 98c.
Mone' Itoetnn reit, laced, rivited or. sewed sole, whole foted and toe capped, worth $1.75
for ,'1 2a.
Men • heavy laced plow boots, double pegged sole, all solid leather. worth $ 100 for 75o.
And if they ever rip we'll sew them Free.
No risk to buy here. Every line se represented, and you can change any of them or
get your money back t( they dont suit, and have no cross looks thrown in.
Repairing done promptl,.
Ha B. POLLOCK
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our own Correspondents
There 1. Isf.r..ailaa Mere 'kat Cassel he
Pease Anywhere glee--Newsierib
t'ea.1y *penally feperied
ter The Masai.
LEEBURN.
MONDAY, .lune A
Rev. Robert Henderson, of Auburn,
preached here on Sunday, Rev Jas. H.mil
ton preachingepeot.l anniversary sermons to
young people • ('hrtatian endeavor societies
at Carlow ted Auburo,
A. C. Maodooald hoe resigned the Oboe
of superintendent of the Sabbath school af-
ter a long period of duty. The S.A. board
bays accepted hu resignation and appointed
11. A. Horton to the vaoaocy, the latter as-
sumin his duties last Sunday.
meeting at l.seburn by the rain and return
ed through the darksese.
DUNGANNON.
NO•rtce -The local ages°, is Dnngennoe
tar Tis 8w)1AL is at the once of J. U. Ward.
J.Y., conveyancer. to., who will reoeive of
dere tor eutteoriptione. advertleuyg and Jol
work. and u authorised to give receipts' for
amounts paid for the same
Ti't.DAY, June +.
Der.. STvaa. Mr. Davis, dru,igiet, of
t.oderiob, hoe opened a branch drug store
in our village. Scott Dickson has the
charge of it.
ON A \•I.ITIN.. Tors. -R. ('lendenning
left here ou Wednesday to visit relatives in
Dakota, via (.odench. We wish him •
pleasant tour.
Dren•st.. -The sacrament of the Lord's
supper was dispensed on last Sabbath in
F:nk...e cb.rob here, there was • large oo•-
gregation present.
Vi-ITox.-Peter Hamlin, of Ripley, and
formerly of this village. vatted relatives
here last week. His many friends will be
pleased to hear he is doing well.
Mn. Allen, one of our molt popular reel.1't.' se . -The Royal Templar will picnic
denta,will not be seen in our midst for some at fort Albert os' Saturday next, the 13th
time, as she leaves by boat this week on • ins[ It is expected tobe a monster ds
pleasure trip to her ;daughter. Mn. Edwinmonstration to which ail an welcome.
Morris, at Austin. Mao„ and to tee Liende I Nrs% i'itorxitr.x. --luring last week
at Winnipee, en route. A large number of Robert Mallough purchased George West.
friends wish her a most pleasant visit to Mei brook • interest in the bakery establishment
Northwest. I and on Monde y assumed buunase in that
line.
Owing to Rev. R. Fairbairn being in at-
tendence at the session of assembly. service
will be oonduoted nett Sabbath by Rev.
have not (heard whether the Conservative McKay, of Lucknow, oommeooing at 2 r n
t will have • speaker there or not. O. instead of 1015 A w.
umming, the well-known leader of the Re.
formere m MIS district, will have a oommit•
tee on Monday night with reward to the or-
ganv•tiou of this district for the battle on
the 23rd.
Saturday night of this week a political
meeting will be held in tbs Hall, and the
questions of the d•t will be explained to
the electors toy the Reform candidate. We
DUNLOP
M.'i,Av, 3000
Mrs. A. Thomson, of Ray City, Mich., is
vteiting her stater, Mrs. Lawson.
`iamb end C. Stirling, of t;nderich town
ship made • tra.sieut visit to friends here
ea Thursday.
Mies Maggie M•cphail,from Porter • }fill,
.moved oar beautiful lake brae es while the
guest of Mn. Allen, for several devil last
week.
The *ipotesi are again in cur midet,the first
miners of this Year being two wagon lords,
who are caution's down • little we) from the
old Damp .it. on Nightingale et.
Angus Violet eon, from near Riplet , has
become a near reindeer to .s, making our
burg hie postotliro 111 comes from the
,Doth for his lettere,hut some times he hard
ly reaches the oth.,e after he nooses the
burs.
Several of our farmers at the north end
have been netting Bows orchard green with
their mowers this week, thus opening the
ha) lag sesame of 1896, Wm. Toion drawing
in the Ant load for tine ..•alto. The down
pour of rain on Friday night has built rap
the hay orop, sad we hope for a better erop
than last year's
A number of oar young people had .4.
vestoree in the big thunderstorm of Friday.
Two voueg men came es' foot from Gartland
white • third come with hie tike, getting
here first. but whoa the time for horse oases
tM inn horse had to he loft beirsd,•ed the
.weer borrowed • lessen' b And the way
hems, the eleotrie lights of Oodetieb also es
Naafis. Thee your seethe who went tooth
had the Itght sty Boehm acrd the beams
light .f • linters to rade him a hi hoed
wsrd flight, and • collision was eas rewly
avoided with • quartette etsag ,5501.
1,1141 had bees demisedat • C.R. bathes
MILLINERY
We have all the L.t •yt
signs i0
Hats
TRIMMINGS
and, just the: right styles to suit
you.
We probably have the fullest line to select from in
town, and out prices are always reasonable, so you may
be sure to be satisfied if • yon deal with us. Your inter-
est is our interest and we rely more on a small profit and
a satisfied custom than the revdrse.
See our Window of Cheap Millinery for this week
and our 25c Sailors.
Voir... -4;. Howell, C.S , of 1)..
Manes, lows, sed % u,. Howell,of Colborne
township, mad. a penman runt to your
bumble correspondent on Moody lest. We
were pleased to see them.
RerovtxIN.:.--The numerous friends and
etrluafntrooes of .John Sleek. A.hfield, who
has been serioueiv ill, will be Oilseed to
learn that be has takes • turn for the bet
ter, and in gradually smearing.
J. T. ACHESON.
POLITICAL -Oa Saturday eventing ao-
°ord.sg to aanoaaosaest, Mr. Kitty, la-
depeedeot o•a4Wate tor ...ottani, Nest
Mutts), held a u.eeuutl here The mwtlag
was prs.:o.d over by ' 1aua.lersoa.
Speakers. Mut as, .4 Coitmroe, Mu.douk, of
Manches•er, M Lockhart, of W. Wane -
nosh and the uaadwate . . lupe turnout of
the voters iron. Cotlwrne. Hdtl.0 asci ut►rr
polo'. teem pi.« at., Y sr .leo "owl of dor.
The .p.akers w..te el. ets a Rood besrtult.
The oandutate,dot brier[ Is a.uord with the
present Mint.uy or the tipprnnlou. bold,
forth as .0 la4.p.udea1, and wenn 10 bate
.ome fou:. wtuq. ll.,w.ver, election day
w t.:1 decide.
TSB 214R1iit3.
IOW is the Time
Floor -Trade is quiet and prices unchang-
ed. Straight rollers are quoted ■t 33.21 to
$3.:15 Toronto freight.
Bras -The market la dud. with ears i
doted at I3.211 to 39.50 west. and shorts at
PO W 311.
Wheal -The market Is very dull. with
appareatly no demaud. White Is weaker
at ehc to MSc. and red at GSc to 67c outside.
No. 1 Manitoba hard it quoted at We to
61c 'Port William, and at title Midland.
Barley -Trade dull, there being no de-
pend. No. 2 11 quoted at 31c to Elio.
and No. 3 extra et 2v1 to 311c.
Oahe -The market is quirt and prices us.
changed. White add at 1101 tmtalda
and mixed ■re quoted at 13c to 191Sc west
Can ou track are quoted at Cie for white
sad Z-fc for mixed.
Peas -The market is quiet and prices
steady. Saler at 4.'..c uorth ■ltd west.
Buckwheat -The market la quirt. "Mb an
Pagoees reported, and quotations are about
:ic outside.
oatmeal-Bnsl.ea. quiet, with prices Deft-
nal
oflaat at 42.65 on track.
Corn -The market is dull sol prices war I
clanged. Yellow is quoted at to Ale
eutsdde.
TliRorer0 LIVE WNM K MARKET.
The offering. of Ire stock toolay were 5e
ear loads, but the demand was slow and
peters generally are weak. Shipping cab
11. sold a1 aiyc to J v per Ib.. suit even at
thew low priers the demand was slow.
Bud,• fur export sold at 2%c to 3c. Several
fonds of exporters went through to Mont- !
real. The demand was slow for butters'
mock. but theme is no quotable change In
Ft ' ' The best sold at 2Ysc to Sc In car
{ors• and extra smal. luta at 314e ; medium
rattle sold at 2ti.c to 254sc. and Intense at
Milch cows sold at 8:30 to 43S
the latter for choice. Caves sold at t
t• $3.50 per head, according to quality.
Sheep and Iambs are steady. with fair
Wenn, Sheep sold at :Plc to 3c per IA,
with wool off. Yearling iambs steady,
aNn
':q at 4c to 41yc per lb.. with wool ode
Spring Iambs at Et..0 to 13.50 per bead.
110;s to good supply. with 1300 bead. and
prices stead The best sold at 34 weighedoff .are. Thick fats are quoted at $3
sturtw at $3.75. sews at LI and stales at 112.
CHEESE.
Teterboro'. June 9. -There were MIR
Maerse boarder'. teeing rue tuak•, tor the
last ulne days. Tbe b111dIug was slew,
Mesar. Hodgson and Wrlghton securing
the greater part of the board at Vac- Abogj
leer of the smaller factories refused to
mil at 69.1ec. Manchester being allowed to
FII off the holra.
Belleville. June 0. -There were 2960 white
and 145 notated rbeae [warded here treday.
Sales were : d6• white 5t Ohic. 606 at
111 Ilk., MG at Mar. 75 at 6%c, 30 colored
at 6 11-16r. 115 rolorrd at [qac.
BRITISH MAftKILTS.
Llterpoo . June 9.-Whret. spring. Se 24
to 5s W ; red winter, Ir 414d to 3s Slid :
Ito 1 Cal.. to 5i4d to :e 11144 ; corn, new, a.
id ; peas. 4a 714d; port. 47s 6d ; lard. 231
6d ; tallow, 17s Od : bacon. heavy. sec.. ^=a
a/ ; do . light, 1.c.. 23s 14 ; cheese. white.
46a Od ; do.. colored. Sea.
Loidoa -Opening .Wheat off coast cavy,
an paaeage weak. Kng 1.6 country markets
Orin. Melee off coast quiet and steady.
Livirrp�+nl---Spot wheat toilet ; futures firm
at 6s ►1Sd for June. July. Attg.. Mept. atvl
0.t. Maly (inlet at :4s 14 for July -tnd
Log.. 11..)144 for Sept. and a. l%d for t>r-t.
/[oar, 1Ta`
parts -Wheat lif 75e for July. slid door.
elf 30e for July.
Llverprwl is neer-Spot wheat .r..,n,h . !•
Septaill nd ( )et. t ►liaise to fordolt at Jolt
1. I t • •_
yme and Aug., :f. dltd for Jn !' e
apt sndlO
3e 1%d for rt FI•.n' - 1, .
Lssdoe-Wheat of east .•u
as Mdse tlf •seat'alet. on :.a J: .
r
1)I'7.4,.ANN,,♦ITL`i (o.IDD ANi' Got,.
..
Rev. Mr. F:dmoeds left hen last week to
attend ('onler.soe sleeting at Stratford.
Our popular bur dresser. Welling-
ton Martin, arrived home cm Wednesday
from • tour to Toronto.
AreniersgK -- We understand that Dr
McRae, of this village, m cones
:lnr°os' of hs high standing in the Toronto
has been offered an appointment as • mem
her of the stag of the Cesare! Hospital,
which evinces that he steads high in hu
profession.
Crew )1 N.rrs . Rev. Riobard Tre-
leaves, sen of our entreated citizen, Itiobard
Treleaven, oondsoted divine service on
Sabbath evening last in the Methodist
oburoh here, there sea present • large Doe
grewattos. He preeohed with greet •o-
mptanee.
W t.T W v w .A.u.n Noyes. The .aeessor'e
roll of West Wawaaseb for 1896 skews the
following popul•fdea • for '96, 2136 ; '96,
2138 ; '94, 2161'R3, 2124 1'92. 8166; total
w
saamaa t for 96, ♦1:,123,875 :.shed child
nn .f all ages, ; dogs : M1 ; battle.
4,036 ; sheep, 1,942 ; host. 1099; henna, 1,-
126 ; ..res d fall wheat, 2,3110 ; st>♦am ea.
gimes. A.
Nt•rTtAID lived Glmwhs. d Ashfield.
aid Mrs. K. 1'eatlend, of I)5sa.wataa, were,
as Wedsesd.y of We week. nsiid is the
hawk of matrimee), nod in eoaseriess.s
shoe have Maggot! their .tato of wtelowor
veil widow reepse4v.iy. We nearratslate
them. wishing the yip* ample a haply
sad prosperous miss. ad • pas....t voyage
.wet ds sea of �4gtmyc
YES, THIS IS
INTERESTING.
10 make your put. :hams oI
Farm Implements
1 am now prepared to take order
for farmtmplemeat. of the choicest
kid is the market at the present
ties ad at the very lowest rate..
oamprleleg the
Binders
Noxa Hew 311 CMowers
lull lo. ine of
1 Hayrakes
Plowsl ookshutt Plow Company s plows
1 of all descripttona.
ro end Boot C W uvatan
Cultivators -t['ohe best 1a the market
Wagons Adam* at Son s Paris Wagon
Work* A full Ilse of wagons.
allowrd to he the leading wagon In the
Province
Buggies MclsuVhllt. Carriage Company
ies ').h.,.. . tt ' lime or tt o chide
est buggios to the Prot tun.
A Ii anode teed.
tart Ire w abu.,t an ib"ug in the above Dees
w 11 a:wan Red a to their adva.,tase tomillet
m) .bt.p. as 1 du*ren u.• eat••f•etioa with
words in the above hoes, su . hat ) ou cassia
make an) mistake b) c ll.ng on
J. KNOX.
;Jit Agent for the ahoy!)
WE'RE IW IT
That ie to gay -
CATTLE BROS.
have bought out the besiege of
JOHN RALPH, on HAMILTON STREET,
and carry a full Ilse of Stoves, Tema
and Granite wear, and are prepared
to Rive tender for
eARPETS!
Now, atter a very st/uoeasful Spring trade in Carpi we have
following list of Remnants, which we are offering at a big
bargain. Note the prices and lengths.
Plumbing, Fitting,
Eave-Troughing,
and Tinning,
and guarantee to give you satisfac-
tion i° each sad every iia..
Our refrigerators are the best is
the market. Cell and .se these.
- [wave your order at Jobs Ralph's
Old Stand, Hamilton -St.
Ito are our lganr^d. and priee. ea we tae eon
ileitis. the clearing sales of
Well Paper and Chinaware at Cost
Thee on have the following liras at mese
tlesaily les flgt.r.e
CROQUET SETH, HAMMOCKS,
RA1.1M , LUNCH RASKRIS, ET('.. RTC.
Alas 6idmbsymd sad Tray Cloths eat &my
111M df phew beIMe wen bass*
vim, hem wen hives*
ed Itaaatw
THE FAiR.
CATTLE BROS.,
Plumbers and Tinel's.
SIGNS OF SPRING.
The elegant assortment of
NEW HATS
We oro offering to the pnblir.
Be•
In harmony with nature as
she done tier Sprint attire, sad bay
yourself • seRlrr4: MAT.
Also sew stook of all the ysset
in Gloves, Shine, Cellan.
Neckwear, Hosiery. etc.. at
R SHANE i t, OO -'8
IMPERIAL
RES TA URA N T
11
14
16
15
9
16
Is
10
23
16
12
8
9
yards
tl
11
44
61
81 yards Wool,
3 1. 1.
4 .1
44
3 .. 1.
2 /4 "
6 " "
7 " 11
104 yards Union,
14 " 11
fine Irani.
11
"
.6 t.
e. 11
"
N 1.
/1 41
Tapestry,
11
14
"
.1
Brunsals, $1 25, for
1 25, 1'
1 25, ..
1 25, "
1 25,
125,
1 25,
1 25,
85c.,
85c.,
850.,
85c.,
85c.,
850.,
90c.,
1 00,
85c.,
950.,
1 25,
85o.,
85c.,
75c.,
65c.,
64
1.
64
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11
1.
11
b
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1.
11
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n
95c.
95c.
95c.
90c.
95c.
950.
95o.
95c.
65c.
62c.
62e.
650.
62c.
67c.
70c.
65c.
70c.
95c.
65c.
65c.
55c.
45c.
COLBORNE BROS.
77e Great Carpel Warehouse of the Courtly. •
the
WE INVITE
S ens is alas of the foot Mem W Ito beaatw is 4.wt tea ages tai•
. diredo.,wg'I humhdireN
arm
come 0 the IMPERIAL -R1 TAI1
PARLORS and is
.A I.I. EWS
Perforai
Ise Creat, Water less, lee
FountainSoda mad Dines
ID say Savor desired. Seerylbing' la
sg�l�w7Wssb le guava para.
..e��t sad aervt°g those d
114011 le have dermas/
mei sae Oily.
pest Nes bisad do loft to him
p«+tti�d
beads
TRY OVA PIRRAS TO 4
[Rmnesdu masa"
2astte
.
A. R. •
you
TO CALL AND EXAMINE
(lt'R
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let us send one home for you
to try for a week
and if you are
not satisfied, to
feel under no ob-
ligation by re-
turning.
HARPER & LEE.
PAINTS
1111,5 BRUSHES
8EE MY STOOK. !
I think I have the lest value in than lines. I will give you low quo-
tations on all HARDWARE this season. Prioes in many lines have gone
up recently, but having bought before the advance, I can do the very best for
you. Having anticipated extensive building operations this year, I hare de-
termined to make big sales on small profits.
R. W. McKENZIE.
O'SULLIVAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Cor. Square and West-st. over C.P.11,. office.
Awarded four
times successively
FIRST PRIZE
for Commercial
and .artistic Pen-
manship in an-
nual competition
against all Can-
ada..
Awarded t h
Diploma of Bon -
or for the best
and most origin-
al Methods o f
How to Teach
Practical
Book-keepin4
thoroughly
Positively only One Full Course given in Goderich.
g est &nitr�s
we MMMhi ahtaewhnt Itnl
r, penmanship
w, Arithmetic,
ete.
DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL.
f or Illsalydse prsresostas and further information mkt or addeem
33- J. O'SUI.LIV.A
t30Dmit!08. OX T
Seder* : A pretty aid hter•siisp 054.
d1 .suu_sy ws. performed h A► JUN*'
char.*lee this town, es Tisday s.su .g
hot, seGeri ideas, diode
M Jae
4a� ./ Re alreosd. asil NW Lids
004.-11, datlgbtir d lbs lata puler Ma -
Oared. d ltiebae•mlMt. was add le Ma
hely beta d matrimsey W Row. Pada
Sarndy.
Este : Mrs W. Trod la tam a log
.i Musa) 1••1 aid upraised ba oakls tad
l , rstadeiiag M mabk se asssad w be
heausbod defies.
Uppers : W .t.•0 arrived brims • fid
trig bads, wilted trim& le 'Dem*
red Oterelb e. and .w,.lsig a dritasso •i
ewer 400 mem .s hi length trNreet a i