The Signal, 1910-3-31, Page 44 Tor K$nAY \Iii, a 31 1910
.THE SIGNAL : GODERiCH• ONTARIO
News of District
COLBORNE.
treatse, March 34th,
N(rnte. - -Mr.and Mrs. G. R. Foster
spent Noonday in thc,euugty town
Harold Millin has hired with .John
t3chwant for the Iummer.. t ...Master
Tommy Freemen is visiting with his
gtandfa her, Thos, Pennington
Was. 'Viet ham pnt•chaise(' a number
of extra, choice witch cows from John
Wwlter.4 Carlow Owing to the
remove of John Schwenz it is ex-
pected at John Durst will be the
etcher r the beet ring this summer.
, , Ice
1st
con-
cession
people .Ie.ct[
F
1 young in,
'e-siaA grid vicinity held a dancing
pat ty-atAlemd 1iib'aril'+ cru Th
dayevening last prior to his depart•
ure for the Vit to the near future.
W. H. Forster lost a valuable
horse last week - F Kurschinski is
visiting with friends in ]'edict end
Stratford t h i r week.... -Among
those p�rrho lett for the West last week
wire Fred Lloyd, Alex. and Paul
I w,del, Nelson McLerty and N. Johns
and -family, with others.....The man-
ager of the D,u,gattons ct•eateery was
•snood this week soliciting trade for
the summer.
•
BAYFIELD
Tee.sn.AY4 March 39th.
Mise Charlotte Stilling is spending
the holidays at home, '
Miss Flossie `it.anbury, of Toronto,
ion.
u n
he E.wtrr.vaca
is house for t
SIiss Liizie Cameron is spending the
week with her brothers and sister's in
1).•troilt.
Mts. Walter Wallis Roth Mi.e tient,
16• h,.„1„.„ "."4_ ir4.1,,e• with' tripods in
London.
('leave Et win and Laurie Fourth.. of
London, -peat a .fete ;lays et horse
this weep.
Miss Chesney, wh'* hes been in Dc -
trait visiting friends for the nest
month or (mote. it amnPd on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. 1)nnaidton slant the
E.4.ater era Utiofl with their sou, Claes.
Donaldson, and -his f.tnlilc io
hatn. -
iher.• was'no cervi.,• in the 1'r.• -)•c-.
tet•itur'heireh.nn Saliba! h..ts Key. \I r•.
\Ialc,,l n. who was ex*wcted, to occupy
the ruled, did rot•al rive.
NILE.
,'ti l-,4p.:Y. Match -oath.
Aft 11)1 NT. -- The many fl•icudr of
Edgar $hepp •141 . Were saddrnl.1 14)
hear ,(the painful *crident whish he
incurred by f..*Iing off the horse-
power. Both 1••gs are I'r•a,•t"used and
the right enc vett meriogsly injIit•r.l at
the knee. The little fellow has tinuch
eytopath}' in his suffering.•
fl EN sK.tf..-Mi.s Ruby Robinson is
spending the lediil.y at her home in
Sparta and-Mi•i. Lottie Robinson in
(a/>derich Rev. W. Conway is
.stkanding a few' ltLIFN in London this
welek Miser Ella and 1Falsv
Hears .pent Sunday with Nile friends.
Me: and Mr.. Brown. of Kings-
ville. spent a couple of days with their
friends.. Mr. and .Mrs \VJ fight.
Cuenca Nimes. --The W. M. S. of
Nile church held a Lutist successful
aneial and literary entertainment last
\Vedn••.day night. The ladies of this
soviet)' dear! ace credit ter the excellent
manner in whirl they manage all
their affairs. .... The pastor preached
an exeellemr F:.t-ter -el mon on timidity
evening. M 1 he afternoon the Mon-
day milord gave an Easter missionary
program. which was eta iyed ler all
who. liot.lned..: • Ke.'p in mind .\lay
2
-ith. Nile Kpworth [xkgur is pre-
paring an extra-treet•fnr this veer.
KINTAIL.
Duro:Lu NON.
't• A. NK\VTON, DENTIST. LUf3K-
dd
T. NOW.w IU At
Cyfor extaact ery ng teeeth iSumno.
forint. hrtter thee gam. t.ruwnred bridge work.
etc. Aluminum plate.. tnombroskrble.l
N. B. -You eau alw..y. have your work mach
better done in better f&vUitie, for doing doing thee dental w k u ore ore we -
Portable for the within
NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY
In I)ungQanoou for The Signe' Del thePore
*Moe Book and Suauouery .
orderwill be received for ,.ub,.crlptiewi rd•
vertinlug •n job work. and receipts will be
rP11 for ante
usld tor the
same.
d
IV
rR.-OUR WALL
usre
taper for this OIi h s arrived and
inclwie. an 1 he 1.4...t design. and oolorinav for
..print. We have paler to exit any room, no
-minter -hue .1..kwerhewheitel t at l.. Prime
non�cc from :a• to;IOC a roll. We.hell be pleased
to ivny time
yuu1low our end 'Haid enie t to call. ance .tock of paper. atMIAS M.
ItYAN. Uungaunou.
WenstomAY,' March 3lith.
Elva Johnston is home •for Easter
holidays.
Rich. Reid and family leave today
for the West.
• H. Knox, of Auburn; spent Sunday
in our village. ,
Edgar Ilickle,f 0 (Jo Lerieb. hi
visiting friends here.
Wellington Oliver s moved to his
farm near Ebenez
r'0. -Allen leave. far his hush near
Peterls ro this week.
Er*aset 1 tett! bee 1w4vad.tu the house
vacated *.y W. Oliver.
his
u improving 1aa
Ii. Shady is not
friends would like fusee.
• (i. !Novell. of 1(Ivt), was het e on
'creamery hurinesi this week.
Miss Ada Sproul, of lio lerich. spent
dyer lorifebtp with her parents,
-..----
Miss II. Z. M. \Vhy:arel, of (iaelph.
spent a few days at her home here.
John I1 4* tIe has vrd to his sew'
home in ltichaul 51ellongh's house.
Misse. Olive Crawford and Peal•I
Itentifut•d were in Goderich un Mon-
day.
,lack .1tc,ber•t, of the Welling Bank.
Aol,nrn. sta'r't- M:•weFer ia6 �i+�r l)Z)ii►a
hate.
\lias'r!urt it thetas. r,f Brantfor.l,
spent the Easter holidays tit. her 1
herr. • •
N,,rtemerreleaven and his new baker
start business t,xla} in 'fetch's old
i taint. • •
Mrs. i'. ti1111I It and beat her, of Tor-
onto. Were E ester • visitera at B. .1.
Cr.tw'f norm,
.14111es St•tl.hers and Gamily Ieeve to-
day 1 \Vednesday( fur their ae,w home
in the Weer. '
'31r. and Mr.. H. Turner and \liss
Gladys McLean. of Grxlerich, spent
East .•rat ,las. \Vhyerd's.
Benson Case. Ross. Rutherford and
Ks y hairlwirn, of Toronto University,
visited 'friends -here Easter.'
L EEDING TJ3IE.-DON'T` FORGF:'r
1 to *.n chi. gent- ••card.. It nn•an' Murch
,
to Sint In the crop dnA Note ym, no mot.' al , t11'
pp trh..e. Onr .hick 1. guaranteed fetal,.
l'verytbinit 1. gnaronteed here quality and
price. right. 1). FOHd\'TIIF: Kintall.
Wereigsnti, March :111th.
-Miss R. Riley's leen London, is vis-
itRilg et the Misses Itiley'm.
T. Griffin has 'rrived ire our midst
from oit. We learn that. Ted iv
making his ((ley amongst us instead of
out West em re•pr.rted.-
CnNtiIt.1TrLATI(,7s-Several people
have their odd friends to visit then„
but J. Collinson and J. M. Howler
have new visitors in the home.
Whether the hl*ekemith will ever
marry the dairymaid titua alone must
tell. Congr.t(uletions front their
many friends have been sent in
through the mato and the whole neigh-
borhraxl ,joins in the felicitation..
Unexl•e'•'ted ple..nres bring the grrete.t
We didn t Immo whit% you wanted.
A little girl or boy.
Anyway. you've got it ROW. -.
We hope >'en like It ,arse :
You camiet plek and choose them,
You n, u -t, take 'hens a. they •time.
PORT ALBERT.
'rt • Melia y i1 tFi.
B. Augustine arrived Saturday
kussels with a string
Id three. ilea buggies for his new her•
ery.
are Rlatl to bear that our old
friend Mr. MlNevin is getting better.
are waiting to sere him ou the
street sem.
Roy Meld, Olive Glenn. Peary Alc.
Kenzie, Daisy Ryan. Ethel an.1 How•
ard Cae, of theta. 1'. 1. ale •ponding
holidays with r.:tivee here.
licit i1ANKET$.
Liverpool Exchange Closed, Chicago
Wheat Higher -Lw• Steck-
Latest Quotations.
Monday Evening, March 1111.
The Llvcrpo0l eosin exchange and the
Liverpool wheat market were closed for
Ito holiday
May wheat at Chicago cloned to -day Sit<
h her than uo Saturday, May corn - trc
j)pr, and May oats lac lower.
Toronto Grain Market.
wheat. tall. bush $1 05 to MU
Whet, bush 1 09 ...-
Wheat. bush 1 06 ....
Buckwheat. bush 01'4
nye. bootie; 0 0 ....
0 53 ....
031 .
0 u 044
Morley, I.usheh ,
Peas. bushel
Oats, bestial
Termite Da Py Market,
etwoo, •per 1D •...«••••• 013 0131
Eggs, sew -laid.... 0 L 0 3
..
Mutter, pare es. -dairy.- 0 f1 0 D
nU
utter. store IO
Putter, creamery. solids . n 17 026
Dotter. creamery, lb. rolls 0 9 0 11
!forty. extracted 0 Dari
*loner, combs. per doses 2>�1 s6i
New York Dairy Market.
NEW YORK. Marsh 20 -Butter-Steady;
receipts. art; r•rearnery, specials. i11ke:
extras, 1Shc to 34r; third to first, 31e to
:`eye: heed. eared to spcO*al, 2+.• to ::7.
etare-4drl; rotmntm to Hare, 24.- 1.• 2.e;
ixnaess. first to special, rye to.�.•a-
ern factory. 29c to 27240c: weetrte
tion creamery; 3414c to 36c.
('heave- totem: receipts. 532: state. full
cream. fall made. specials. 17•..4c to lir•;
tlo., fang, 17' do., a.m,d to prime, 16' e
to 16%c; do., current make, heat, 154cse to
40.': do.. common to fair. 13c 4. ISI•: skims,
fill to i ertT Sri to 144ic.
I meg-Ptrady: receipts. 31,49: state,
14nnsytt•aeht-sti d -nearby. heone•ry. white.
fall')'. to Se: do.. gathered, white, ire.
t , 22jc, do., 1,cuner>. brown and mixed,
fau.>, 9r: d., . gathered, brown, fair to
t retie, '2'c to '_Syr•: western storage pack -
••1, 22`:- to 3c•, do., regular packed. Bret,
e, r first, :lc to 3c.
CATTLE MARKETS.
'rests', Marchnd.
H(•SE FURNISH 1 NO14.-Y 4)wn get the ne.a de'igna in Mall (aper.
windea' .had.. lace curtain.. art mu+linlinoleum. aral eacloth4 at \►. T. Irl G11F:I:L:,
Auburn. •
De end uon it. whoever tries tosell you n silhstituUi is doing so for
the ptx.tlt and not fur your good. "D.
k L," \le•nthol Platers for atiIneas,
etc.. have many imitators. Beware of
the Suleitilute. Get the genuine, made
by Davis k Lawren", (;o.
CARLOW.
VF:l,xs*.*. March :k*th.
Frank McDonagh, of Toronto, spentEaster with his parents here.
Miss Jane McHardy is visiting her
aunt at Toronto aver the Etaster time.
Henry Harney took advantage of
the cheep Easter• rates and went to
LondonMrs. Leutenalayer and children toe
*pending the week with friends near
Auburn.aL. 1. tergusnn'Tetn > nMonday and everything brought agood price.
Mia. Duncan, of Toledo, spent Eas-
ter with her daughter. Miss Duncan,
efnd her sister, Mrs. Miller. 'Charlie Vetcoc, of Toronto, accom-
panied by hie friend Mr. Busy, is
spending the holidnys at 4 ol. Varcoe.
Alex. Olen has sold his farms on the
14th cnnression to hie brother Rnhert,
who now. has ::;11 acres, al1 _adjoining.
Wm. Cunningham has secured e.position as bushranger in Northern
Ontario and laves May 1st to assumue
his duties for the summer. Earl Cun-
ningham has taken a position in town
with the• Doty Engine Wolk% Co.
Cabl.. Steady -Hogs Have Further
Advance at Chicago and Buffalo.
I.4 1NIN.N, Mar. la-I.Iverp..o1 and 1mM
dot, cables quote live cattle (AmerI•au)
I leper. at 13As<• to 14%c.' drelsed weight:
letrlgeratur heel' firm, at 41.' to 11!yc Lor
pound:
Union Stock Yards.
'f1.111 ONTO. _3 arc12 ReePlpt 1-0
live stock :.t the Union Steck Yards
were 7N c:. Heads, consisting of 1639
cattle. 67 hogs, 1011 sheep aid 59
wire.. •
Exporter's.
Gen, C:oupbell:lµ.ught ba cattle, 1400 Ib*.
each..at' 15.91r to 15.ei. per cwt.. for extort
There were r
1w. etude,• oads, the best
the n:ark-.i.'.inc1 at higher prices. May-
n•P & W ilaun reported selling a Io:.d
brought In be D. Murphy of Mount For -4
est. at 17.0i per cwt., and Coughlin • & Co
'repined having sold -the• hicheat--prl, ed
load of rattle en the market. 17 choice (at.
Ile. at more than 4111. per head.
Butchers.
Prices for butchers' rattle, or, at least•
cattle bourht -by local hdtrhera, are kP1r-
Ing ''„pe up -t0 the export line. One load
• of t2!t.-1h, cattle was veld by 1{irr' &
AV holey to $7:3 to a local [(rat.and the
same fl-ni sold .a prune picked_ lot at $7
per oust 1*'.' would gum e eboicet picked
lots at $6.:5 to E. luaus of Koury. [6 to
• medium. $4 75 to 1N. common. t; 40
coo. 12'
Vitt- (1K Moa'; McLRAN.-The sari
news has been received of the death of
Mise Ethel McLean, of Patten, Saek.,
formerly of Lucknow, Ont., which oc-
curred last week. The body is to 1•e
brought to Dungannon on Thursday,
March 31st, for Interment, , accom-
panied by her wnrtowing mother
and eldest brother. Edward. Mtn,
MelAtan andfamily have the gym.
pathy of all the relatives and friends
in this cnmtmmity, ex this in their sec-
ond bereavement within two years.
Peamo1.tr. MxNTIoN.-Perev Iiay-
den was home from tanderich over
Sunday Miss Lizzie Brown left
for Detroit last Thursday after spend-
ing the 'winter here Mina Blanche
Olver visited with relatives in Strat-
ford last Week Mre. Harry Hay-
den is visiting with friend,' in 'itornnto.
Mies Rowell* Schnenhnl* is
spending a few days with friend,, in
Winghatn Mr. end Mr.. E. Lin-
ington, of (Ioderich, spent Sunday
with the latter's parent*, Mr. and Mn.
Brown Harry l.ednor returned
last week from n visit with friends In
Hamilton and London..... Fred Me-
Olenn, of Detroit. is renewing ac•
qusintances in this neighborhood....
Mrs. Nathaniel Cunningham left for
Toronto on Thursday Inst. . .. . Mr*.
Angus(iordnn is spending the Easter
holidays with friend* in Kingston ..
The Mises Tens F. Hawkins, of
Wingham, and Lleuetta Cunningham,
of Belfast, are home on their vacation.
beurnatisrn.
is Uric Acid in the blood..
Unhealthy kidneys are rho
cause of the acid bei.,
there. If the kidneys acted
as they should they would
strain the Uric Acid out
of the system and rheuma-
tisrn wouldn't occur. Rheu-
matism is a Kidney Dis-
ease. Dodd's Kidney Pills
have made a great part of
their reputation curing
Rheumatism. So get at
the r•s.,e of those fearful
shooting Pains and stiff,
aching joints. There is
but .surr way-
Dodd's
Sidney
s
PERSONAL MENTION.
•
Fred. H. Munro, of Toronto. wa.. In town for
Eaten.
Fred. Thunm.Ii, of soutfilmplun. a ,o+ it,
town for '.day ur.twu chi- week.
Mr.anr. Mex 1i
e Baxter Itul+,imnan, of St nit -
fool.
fun*, users• clting n•Ldirr. un'1 friends lex
town d ring.iutt week.
Mr- .4'. Iuiall+Irmmgh and .On. Arnold.
of s.ei und.ilk'. are ,i.ithlg ilk town. the
guest -of Stip. Macitfllivray.
.1. F.. Jonlan. of t.rnulun, Wit. in town on
Goat F111ti4S - Here -ports everything tmetier
hug eflh him, im his ilea 1.a•an,m.
Mr-. 14,,l1and 51b. Ina 1.1, rrwxl yesterday
A fter'- pending. t he wintry al Ludl 4l11'un, 5114*..
*tier, )nom. limy. met. is in *-inrw.,
51r. ,o,'1 51 r.. Oban.-- laity haws returned
borne awl Woe taken y4' Jig •*• re.idt•nee nn
Nel.eil -tiler. •Mr.. linty will tot milli,.
until the !Main,. of M..>, .
Blush the Great carries% bilge coot -
44 sssistinR artiaL' who help hiss
in his scenic numbers Victoria Opera
Hunte, Goderieh. in April.
AUCTION SALES.
. -April Y Auction sale oftoiufotlablo frame• rr-'done end hou.reol.1
1,1114ii+ue: property of Atfnd Nirhul-on, St.
Ila"Idl+.trig•,. TimMt. 4.4441.01', auctioneer.Sloohar April 4Auction -aleof humfok end'Iruplement,.:property of Ja+. S.
51i'ir, lot ;1., 1aa.e 1ine. (loderieh inwn-hipAll to he .old, a. proprietorhas .old the farmT. lit sbgv. auction.Ttr't,4y. April 5thAuction salt& et farm.lock and nupMment-: 'queerly of tarn. K.
Joht.'ton.lot l0, e.nie.-ion 2. Dederick townTnn,i .Grxoae,anrtk,teer.
Wr.pxr.uty. April , auction ,ile of
farm -tuk ; prperty of David Elliott. lot NHayfield lint. (JudaeaI. township. T.l;rsii.yauctioneer.7.-.ttetinn esteof dc.lrahl.
tow, pi .pert in the Iildihor).e .neve'it•y of J'. T. lioldlhurte.• 7ln,e., Duet*5ahs, lugger.
PAnnnAs. %prll !r .. Aut ' .ae n
hems( end lot on Howe keel. et the 1'oborne
hnt.I, G,.trricb. con,n,rning at 11 oclock.
1'nurotooL Hc4s lit 141..41.4. yendoi..olicter-. Tu-. t:rvnay. ttuctluneor.Petrel, iv. April le -Executor+ .arc of a
brkk -hp ..nd a brik cottage. St. Andrdw-
.1r.et: property of rhe late Patrick NugentTu.,.. Grspay, auctioneer.
Milken.
Not many on sale, but pring were firm
at unchanged quotations. Price. ranged
fr.n1 ter to $46, and Dunn & Ievack sold
the best cow on the market at 175,
Veal Calves. -
There waw a light run of veal ca4vsekwhich mold at 11: t0 SA per cwt.• Sheep and Lambs.t1•Pa.v I,unrl, the heaviest buyer and
• 4nsheep at alt time. arid twa4one,
yearlig Iambs at 'II9 to 3s .7• per41 ; !beep, ewes, .tt fu to tl6 per cwt•
and ram. at $4.6 to r6fe ter curttenhs at 14 to 11Q each. Those ..plug at
14 ,4,., 1 *0t have teen taken fruits their
m-t•.rP.-which ware u sin to do s0, and
ea.tefU(,Al.O.
Hogs.I1. P. Kennedy reprtd that he wee
paying 10c *ewer for. hos at country
p4iOs.. whlah la 1766. The hoes •on the
market sold at the old price of 110 per
xit•Montreal Uve Stock.MfNTIII1AT. Marchthe Montreal :took Yards We.t Fnd'Mar-
ket. receipt* last week were 2400 rattle. 130
sheep and larnba, 140., Iowa and 230 ca*vc4Offering. today were 560 cattle. 21 sheep
anl lnn,*a, qn hog. and 35o calve.. T:e
supplyof cattle was compaativNY smll,
but wap ample to fill all requirements.
Prfcea were fully tee per pound lower tan
this day week. (Tolee ateerp anld at 4;r
*0 rPc: gond at tl!• t0 6Vtc; fairly gond at
554.• to 5e: fair at 5r to 6Vac: mediumat 414.' to 4.%c, aed common at 11%c to Otic
per pound.
11ng impeller, were light and demand
imsll. and prime ruled steady, sals of
peleeteelIota befog made at 110.71 per rust.
rattle Advic. from London and t*rlaiollast. week on r'anadlan bacon noted a deiof 2. lex Y. per cwt.
SrlIts)L ENTERTAINMENT. - Mime
Augustine'a pupils of school section
No. 1 entertained a full school room
last \Vedneaday evening. They gave
ks fine program. rnneisting of drill's,
cub swinging, dumbbell exercise and
mase. Miss Augustine in to be con-
gratulated on the way she hid her
pupil's trained.
MovlNo,-Alien P. (grant .has en-
gaged to alt as foreman for Robert
(glen and has moved with his family
to the old Alex. (filen house. David
Hardy ha. engaged with Thos. Burns
for eight months and has moved into
the house vacated by Mr. ('rant. in
the meantime the blacksmith shop in
vacant, presenting a good business
opportunity for a young man.
How's This?
We offer one hundred dollar. reward for any
OW of catarrh thet cannot be cored by Hall'.
('aterrh Cure.
F. 3. CHENEY & CO., Toledo O.
We the undersigned have known F. J. ('heney
for the last 15 year., and believe him Perfectly
hnnorehle In all b,Mndw •traneartlon, and f1•
nine' ally able to marry out any obligations
made by hl. firm.
Welding Klnnan t Mania
•
Wholesale I)rnwg(.t'. Toledo. O.
Hall'. Catarrh ('are b taken internalll. *04
Mg directly open the bleed and murotu Rah
terve of the *yawn. Testimonial. sent tree.
Irice 75 rent. per bottle. 14014 by all drumlins,
Take Halts Family P111. for constipation.
T
a
• HORN.
WEIBTF:It. To Mr. and Mr'..Lhn 1Yel.-ter.
. Helm,. um 5arch 31+4. a moll.
Hill-alIN. on %lrch ':nth. lex 5t r. ad 51r -Philip H. Murto. bank ..f SIuntreal. *'ort
*lope tforna1Iy of (4.slrkht. +a daughter.
aw.
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ING STORE NEWS 11
A visit to our store will convince anyone that our Spring
fferings are the kind to appeal to the young gTT or the
atron. The store is full of new, up-to-date goods ---just
hat everyone is looking for at this time of the year.
OPLINS
. heit nod K'tY
are servceae tor dtesaes or
tailolyd suits; it is a soft, silky
finish, and can tie washed with
safety ; it will come out as new
end silky as ever: twenty-eight
inches wide, 'W. and 35c.
GINGHAMS
. At Ilk., 1,2P.. and 15.•. We never
otleted such a large beautiful lett.
of pat 1ertla gnu carate - a 1 l
imported, and Glees/ow make.
Ciders absolutely fast. __ .
VESTINOS
Elegant white Vestings-wear
1
well, look well, laundry well and
always look trite and fresh.
Neat patterne, 124c, 15c, 200, Pc.
Ask to east them. . -
LAWN WAISTS
Just in, a large and finely
selected stock of white Lawn
Waists direct from the !makers.
Never before did we show such
values. Faubloideted and lace
f anti. up • to • date to .•vel y
particular, and our prices n1 e
r..ckhotto,u. Every one new f„r
this season.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Auk to sell our 'issue -make.
They are very new. Nut seen
here before. I odelible colors,
superior quality and permanent
t'o'ok, and can be gut only at
thief, 'tore. Plain or colored
botYters.
PRINTS
1)ou't forget that this Is the
Leet niece to buy your prints
the cloth is the beet and colors
are sure fast. Prints are a
specialty herr, lila and 12ic.
DRESS `GOODS SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Colors
onal v•e►n*i amethyst.Copenhagen. ll t 1iro'wi
g.
They are all title and til;: qualities, and un Saturday you cru have your choice f ,r ilk. This ie a so cat
11
chance to get a guod drrse or suit cheap.
��ICOLBORNEJ.
Saturday
Special
1511 hairs of lnrli.•v.'
�� ester gents
Cuff Links
Itegmhtr price 516•, 75e•
and $1.I01L Font• choice
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Office 24 Douse. 124
5:1,'v. a 441. In M. Lake's !wankel, Chinas., ur,
amnia'. 51,1.1) l•4h..Henry Taylor Elwood.
aged .G, ear-. -
ANPTF.\'. I .(:,ah•rieh an eat,nlay, March
'MU.. 5t'. I:..51i.1,>. iefant wm of Nichola -
owl ably .5nstty, aged tiro' Ser& and e4ne
(mintier.
KIRK. Inlir11o,t..int 5toeidal', Manch Pen.
.1. Y. S. Kirk lfornierly of o.,tcrich4 in hi-
7x21, year.
i'.5 NT$:1.)N.. 1n. (..lorirh.,n Tuc,•day . Manch
;Mel, Arthur 1'pi,*,•Ion, in Ids $2n.* Scar.
trade gnlet. A few Iota of ((beep were
soul a. 514. to lie per pound. Spring Iambs
brought from 15 to 110 met), and calves
sold at from rt to 4 ear's.
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
FART BUFFALO, March N. -Cattle --
l(40 vent*, 34fn head; good to choice steady
to .tomo: crvnmon and medium Mow and
1Se to 71.• Inwer; prime steers, 17.75 to
tS. .hipping14.76 to 0.60; butcher,,
15 7,0 t0 37 50. 'heifers. 15 to 17; cows, 23.3
to K: hull., 54 to 16.25; stocker. and
feeder.. K to 25.11; Mocker heifers, 13.71
to M.20: fresh cows and springers steady,
177 to 170.
Iow e --Re elpta. M00 head; active and Sc
to 10,• higher; heavy mad mixed, [11.211 to
411.1:.; yorkero, 31.10 to 111.30; Duca. 111
to 2(1.10; rou,tha, 110.:6 to 310.60. .tag.,
*1 to 11; dairies. 111 to 111.X.
Sheep nn.l Lambs-ltrodpts, 13.4 head;
.h.ep active: wet hers and ewe. 25c low-
er; Iambs tow and steady; lamb., r; 1:
to 110,40; yearling., 0.3 to 0.75; wether.,
21.14 to 141.75, ewes, 47.71 to 13, .hero,
mixed, 34 to 13.5.
New York Live Stock.
NEW YORK. March Sit--limevea-lta-
relpts, 4312, ',Mere elnw and 10e to Ifs -
lower: eows 1.,.' to 2be lower; steers,
15.:/! to MX; hull., 14 to 16.16; cows, 1275
to 16.00; imp. 45.71.
C01ves.-Itr'eelpte, 11&7; market about
atead>; *coal., $5 to 311; culla, X to s:;
I S' nyant and fed calves, 14 to 15.
Sheep and Lambe--itecelpts, BP; /if Pep
'steady fanny Iambs steady; heavy elms;
.hoop, 14.70 to We"; cuUa, 14.60 to M: un-
.horto19.n 30, lamb., 1'I to *fedll; (lipped do,. 11
Hole--Hpc*tpts, 4541; market itrnsg, at
111.10 to 111.20: pima, 111 tri.*11.10.
Chicap Live .Steck.
C>4ft't 10. Mnrelt 111.--Cattle-Rec.lpt..
estimated nt 32.000: market 10.' to 3, low-
erawe.. 141.40 to 13.73; rows, 1F to 17 50.
heifer., 54.07 to 17.16; butte, 15.16 to 14.14.
raise". W to 1.1.10; Markers and feeders.
$1.7'• to 17.20.
flows- •1Lereipti, 25,01*; market Ick to rkc
1'111'er: choice, heavy. 111,10 to
Itehers, 111.(6 to 111.17: 11;tht, mired.
:10'•, to 111.1. choice. Hetet, 111 In 111.10:
parking. $11.06 to *11.13; pamm. 110.141 to
SW. 75; hulk of salmi, 111 to Sate.
Sheep and Lambe-ltrcetet.. i3O, mu
kr: ` :• to . 'ower; sheep, 1; lex 4, 4.
lcn.b , 11) to Hell; startles". t7.10 to 2.2a.
It is well to have on hand
IL remedy, simple, effective acrd
easily applied, for mosquito
bites, insect. stings, w Sores,
bruises, sunburn, and injulc
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Vaal . ":' W11 ids can be ctrl*.
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Salve(TheD.RL.),which c.•l'
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