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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1893-10-5, Page 8INSuitANCIC 'RI`ZESTi LLIOT,•A,GENTFOilt THE WESTERN ASSURANCE CO7xM 3'ANY. of'1oronto• A also for the 1;110E.N % 'k'1ItE INSURANOECOMPANY. or Loudon; F:ugland, ALLIANCE INSURANCE C051- P?:Nl otEngland, --Special Clearing Sale To make room for New Goods, we will offer all School Books at o• per cent discaunt-200 Page Scribblere,3c; 30o Page Scribblers 4c; zoo page, 2c; and 672 page for lc; Slate Pencils at Ire per roc; Inks, 2 bottles for 5c; Slates at 4, 6 and lc; Note Paper from 4 to 7e per qr.; Envelopes at 3c,4c and 5c per pkg; Tablet Note, 7c per sod sheets; lac Music, 3 pieces for ton; 100 50 Stories for 3c; S. S. Libra- ries at 35 per cent, discount; .A1 - bums away down, and all other Goods, Bibles excepted, at from 20 to 5o per cent. discount. Sale to commence on Saturday, Sept. 23rd, at noon, and continue until Tuesday, Sept. 26th, at zo p. m. It will pay every visitor to the Fair to call. J. GRIGG, Exeter. ---THE Big Bankrupt ti The greatest Bargain House IN WESTERN O iTA, o. BETWEEN TWO FIRES Not Krupp guns but to the gentleman in the middle they appear to be. How big a thing appears to be depends upon the mint in, view looked at from the pure laser's stand point ; some of the 'bargains we are now offering are sixnply prodigious. The bargains we are offering in Men's Suits and Overcoats will certainly create a seas ,tion. We have a splendid Stock of Overcoats for mon and boys, all .t• prices easily reached. Our heavy frieze L'lsters are simply yowlers. Wonderful how we got 'em at the prices, but we did. You will have a wonderful bargain if you buy your fall and winter Overcoats from us. 3. splendid line of Men's Suits bought at agrvat bargain. Come and sec. J. A. STEWART. Notice to Times' Readers. The publishers would esteem it a favor if adders wotdd,when making their purchases, ;aeration that they saw the merchant's adver- feement in THE Trines. Tilt Satre Vitus. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1893. New Advertisement s. t10 reward. -J. Roisser. Study a m•wient.-R, N. Rowe. Bets?... two Fires. -T. A. Stewart. New Goods, -Carling Bros. Owen Electric Belt. Court of Revision. -S. J- Latta. Flour Si Feed. -0. W. Smith - LOCAL HAPPENINGS. The Exeter woollen Mille have received larva quantity of Underclothing direct rom one of the best Mills in' Ontario, and will sell it at a bargain. 2t The Grand Jury at London brought in a true bill late in the afternoon of Monday, ,against the li'reemans four colored brothers •uf Chatham, for the murder of Policeman Rankin. W G Oagoodby of the Toronto Times .and Dominion Illustrated Magazine has been arrested for defrauding the publio in gift enterprizes. Not only was the pub- lic defrauded, but the newspapers were beaten out of their advertising bills. Mr. James Beer, the contractor for toe new hotel at Grand Bend is pushing the erection of the building, which will be one of the finest summer hotels in Ontario • An observatory on top affords a splendid view of the lake. • Mr. T. W: Hawkshaw's trotting horse tiveell 0' was taken to Ailea Craig yester- day to contest the 2:35 trot. 'Mel' 0' turned the Exeter track on Monday in .31. We expect to bear of hie winning a goodly portion of the purse of $150. Threshing is in progress on the farms of the Ren. Geo. Roddick and Sons, .Brandon Hills. Whilst exceptional fields; run as ai•20 bushelsper bigh] acre, the general average isabout 15 bushels.els• per acre for -wheat and 30 for oats. The sample is ex. (*Bent. Brandon (Mans) Sun. The annual convention of the. Dairy, wen's aaaoctation will be held in Ingersoll in the fourth, week in January. The Secretary of the Association will continue the work begun so successfully last season, of attending local meetings of Farmers and meetings of patrons of cheese factories and giving addresses on practical dairying - Parties desiring hie attendance at meet- bagsshould correspond with the secretary at anearly date. Him adcleesn is J. W. Wheaton, 361 Richmond street, London Qat Brevities. There was a young girl in the choir, Whose voice rose heir and Noir, Till it rationed soon a height It was clear out of seirbt, And they found it Holt day in the epoir. Nutting is a favorite pastitoo those days. Special value in ordered clothing at the Big Bankrupt Store. Try the Exeter Woollen Mille for your Fadi and Winter Woollen Goods. Yee;.the Big Bankrupt Store is doing the Drees Good trade. Try them. R. Pickard & Son's new More is being pushed rapidly towards completion. We have had heavy frosts of late which left rain in its track. The vines suffered moat. Get your underclothing at the Exeter Woollen Mills, best value and iowest prides, The Underwriters' Association are requesting that every town pass a fire limit and coal oil bylaw. We haven't the least hesitation in say- ing that the beet display of millinery in town is at the Big Bankrupt Store. The potato orop which was thought to be email has turned out to be largo and tubers are selling at 500. per bag. The farm of Mr Mark Mekins, Usbor ne was Boldon. Tuesday to .Bir Anthony Allan for $5,050. It comprises 100 acres. St, Marys, Ailsa Craig, Bayfield and Staffa fairs were hold yesterday, and in each case splendid success attended the exhibitione. The Huron Uniform Promotion Exam- inations for the Public Soboolswill bo held on 19th and 20th October, beginning on 19th at 1 P. M. Rev, John Lochead, of Parkhill, bas accepted the call from the North Gower Ottawa Presbyterian Church and will be inducted on Oct. 17th, ii'x• azreetnd.tbet +he. Cavarl.p,ea'uy- terian church will be re -opened ou Sun- day 15th inst The congregation now worship in the basement. On Friday last, Mr Wm Hedging of the 2nd con, Biddulph, while walking along the len-, took a fainting spell and falling againat a pottbroke leis collar bone. An idea of the falling off in the attend• ance of the \Veatern Fair may bo found in the feet that the Grand Trunk carried 31. 000 paeeeegers less this year than last. Young Thome; the boy who shot Mrs. Martin and then fired 'thehaaso, in the townelrip of Wallace, was tried at Strat. ford le. -t week and committed for trial at the e.sc'zes. A son of Air John Holt of Stephen, was teasing a colt the other day when the animal kicked, striking his little finger and Spooking it againat the manger, out the end off at the first joint. Mr. Will Dempsey, of the Sun staff, is counted amongst the fever patients at the hospital. The attach is very alight but the doctor says it will require to 'run its course,' Brandon (Man.) Sun. Tender loins, roast pork.pig'a fent, fresh lard, park sausage, spare ribs, shanks, cheap for cash at axeter Packing 1'louae. Get your erects and pails filled with Fresh lterderod Lard. Suri, Biros. Exeter was well repre;entod at the Con- servative demonstration at Lucan on Mon - .day, and the address presented was said by several of the prominent men present, to bo the finest yet received while on the tour. Mr Samuel Essery of tbo 3rd con. Us - borne has rented his farm to Mr, John Hicks of the 3rd con Stephen, at a rental of $300 per year. Mr Eseery will sell his stock and implements, and Mr. hicks take possession at once. That the local press is 'by lar the best means of advertising the advantages of a town or city is a recognized foot. The realostate men of Texas held a convention a short time ago, and among other things done they agreed that the yory bast way for towns to advertise themselves was through the medium of the local press. Circulars pro.iueed in the imitation of typewriting will be accepted by the postal authorities far transmission at the 1 cent per two ounce rate when at least 50 copies in precisely identicalterms are handed into the post office at one time. When these oiroulara are posted in the receiver they should be tied together. This is a modifi- cation of a rule. Thomas Naugle, who kept a store at Granton, and also owned alarge .farm on con. 7, Biddulph township, was found dead in his store about; 11 o'clock the other night. Foul play was at first suspected, as there was a cut over the left eye, but this alone was not sufficient to cause death. The coroner at Luria was informed of the facts, but did not deem an inquest ne ceesary. Three of the old residents of this locality passed away to their long home on Mon- day. We refer to the death of Mr. John Spicer and Mr. John Veal of Exeter, and Mrs. 'Walker (reliot of the late Robert walker) of the township of Stephen. Each had attained a good age and died from natural causes. They were higkely respected citizens and held in the yerle highest esteem by hosts of friends and relatives. The McCormick implement works must establish in Canada this year or ;forfeit their charter in the Dominion. Hiram Walker, of Walkerville, has just made the company the highest offer that they have received from any of the fifty towns which have been bidding for that coveted plum. Stratford's offer ranks second. Walker- ville will give a free site, exemption from taxes for ten years, and other consider- ations, including reduced railroad rates• A meeting of the shareholders of the Exeter Creamery Association was held on Taesday evening. There was a large at- tendance. 1t was decided to run the factory for another month ; possibly all winter, Mr. Bobier offered the patrons 22 cents per Ib net for their butter during the winter season. The company is in a flourishing condition, and the farmers being thoroughlysetisfied with past results, bright prospects are in view for the fact- ory next year. One farmer who had al- ways sent hie milk to the cheese factory, stated that duringthe month ofAugust while milk was nver so scarce, he real. ized $1 more from the . Creamery for the same number of cows, and got the skim milk home to feed the calves, than he did during the same month Met year from the cheese factory. A settlement has been made between the Brantford Starch Company and the health authorities at Amheretburg, whereby the former will, be given 24 hours in whioh to finish unloading the care of damaged Dorn from the robodner Lizzie. A. Law, The; starch company pay all coats. . Personals Messrs, Robt Lomas of Derbyshire, Eng , and Jos. Lomas of Hamilton are the gueais of their sister, Mra. 'Tomas Fitton this week. -Mr. Belt, of Mitch- ell, who has been working ou the steamer Monarch, the past aumnier, was in town this week visiting friends -Dr. H. Eine- men and sisters have returned from the World's Fair -Dr. Rollins and Bir. Jaynes Walters left on Friday last on a visit to the World's Fair. -Mr, McHugh of Wind- sor was in town this week onbusiness in counoction with the Grand Bend ant. - Miss M. V. White has returned from her visit with friends in Woodstock. -Master Harry Browning is improving just now. He is able to it up and for the most part is conscious, -Mrs• Fish of Loudon visited friends in town last week. -Misses Greg- ory and Gill spent Saturday and Sunday the guests of Miss Cook of 13ensall.--Mra, G. F Oakes of Stratford is yieiting friends and relatives in town, -Rev. McDonagh is attending the Prohibition Convention in Toronto as delegate from the Royer Temp• lar Council of this place. -Garnet Hynd- man tie attending the London Medical College for the purpose of studying med- icine. -Mies Vincent is visitine friends in Otterville.-Mrs W H Parsons left this week to visit in Listowel nnd;other places. The Misses Crocker and Hersey, left tine week:to resume their situation as Milliuer, in Blyth and Zurich respectively' -Mrs. A Bishop and daughter are visiting friends in London. -Mr. Bam-1 Elliott of Chicago, spent a part of last week with his brother Thos. Elliott of this place. - Mr. Wm Bowden went to Glencoe on busiuees this week, --We aro sorry to learn that Mr. John Hunter of Usborne, still lies very low at bio eresrdence, Ellin villa.- Masers Motwen, Pope, G. F. Arnold and several other citizens of lieu - sail were in town on Tuesday -tire F. W, Collins and ,'firs, Ed Treble are ,viMiting friends in London. Mr (Vilna rode to London and back :.is wheel this week. -J. 1.'"_...w, I P S, Goderieh, was in this locality last week paying official visits to the public schools,- lvlra: G. Kemp and daughter are visiting friends in Hamilton and Toronto. -Mrs Geo Semwell is visit- ing her daughter Mrs R Seldon of Inger- soll, this week. -Mr and Mrs Hooper, of Port Hope spent the peat week guests at Mr, Wm Grigg's, oil their return home from the World's Fair, -Mr. and. Mrs. R. Seldon of Ingersoll spent the latter part of last week at Mr. Geo. Samweil'K,-The Misses Mo0anne;land bright a£ Loudon, were the geeets of the Misses Holland last week, --Mr. b;d Carley left for Hamilton oe /Monday alter spending the past two weeks in town. -Mr Robt, Sanders has re turned from Lis trip to Manitoba, --Mr, James Pickard who ;has been very ill of late. we are pleased to note friable to be about. Tito Emote', Glri'a Exeuraion, Quite a Hardy lot of young ladies left our town on Monday evening last,atartine lh,wn the road on the way to Crediton, it being the occasion of a harvest home dinner in that place. Prier to their de. parture,tbey ate barely enough to Eke(rett) out an existenee;[preparing for the evening feast] a bit of bread and a Gill of coffee. They being naturally quiteGreg(ory)arious there was no trouble in gathering the crowd, and on the signal "Will is ready" being given, array they went, and had it been winter, ;you mi. ht have heard the Ching, Ching, chingling of the bells as they sailed along : as it was, it was So chilly t]iat there was no need ;;of there be- ing any Fans ou the go. Altogether the Manning of the load was excellent, and they endeavored to excel anything that the boys might Ess(ery)ay. They did not report any breaking of the rig or (e)math. ing of the Harness, so they must have had a jolly time with no misfortunes. It is, however, intended for a broad hint for the boys. Take it boys i -Cost, Shipments, During the past few days business around the station has been brialr. Mr, Willert has been shipping lambs to]3uffalo, illy Bobier, butter and eggs to Montreal, Messrs Balkwill, cattle to Montreal, Wood Bros„ three carloads of export cat. He, Meagre Oke & Prior, hay to Ltverponl, the Milling Co., flour to eastornprovinces, Snell Bros., eared meats, and Mr Holbein, tan bark, as well as minor shipments. The long dryspell was broken Tuesday by a nice shower of rain. C. W. Smith has opened a flour and feed. store in Centralia. Ladies, fine wool underwear, a great Bargain at the Big Bankrupt Store. While working at a circular saw in At- kinson's factory, Mr. Richard Atkinson had the thumb of his right hand taken off, Gents, now's your time for a Bargain in a Tweed rain proof coat and tho Big Bankrupt Store is the spot. $7 buys a 510 coat. Miss Autumn has arrived in all her gorgeous beauty. It seems a pity that she must give herself array"to that hoary - headed frosty old fellow, Winter. Just think of it, nearly five hundred mantles to pick from at the Big Bankrupt Store. Every mantle a fftter and every mantle a Big Bargain, Exeter Municipal Council. The Council met by order of the Reeve in the Town Hall Exeter Sept 27th. All present except Mr. Christie.. Minutes of previous meeting read and confirmed. Spackman - Carling - Orders. Paul Madge $186 12, windmill and fixtures ; A. Allen $14 08, stone ; Ed. Bissett 511 25, street watering ; Jno. Gillespie $1 05, labor ; Thos. Snell $1 25, labor ; J -as. Creech $2 00, charity to Mrs. McIntosh, and Jae; Bissett $1,•50,services as constable on Fair day. Carried. iThe Road Commissionerfo make a run-. wayfor unloading pigs at the Market scales. Tho Council to (examine work done on Alexander street. Carling -McCallum -That the Council adjourn until 23th Oct. at 7 30 p. ni. M , EACnETT, Clerk• Live Hags ,VPaoied Wanted at the Exeter Packing House, hogs weigh- ing from 125 to 200 lbs. live weight, Highest Market Price paid.•; SNELL BROS. Sale Register.. Geiser, lob 10, con. 9,St a hen, Sale Friday, Oot. 6th, 1893. -Farm stook, implements, etc,, the property of William at one o'clock, H Silber, Aue. Tuesday, tier. 10th --Farm stook, the property of Thos, Clarke, lot 14, eon. 11, Lisburne. Sale at oae ouloek, 13, Brown, Arlo, Thursday, Oot., 12.• -Farm Stook, Imple. ments, eto., the property of Thos. Vincent, lot 6, con 18, Stephen. Sale at one o'clock. IT. Either, Aum. Friday, Oet. 13. -Farm Stook, Irnple- rnents, ete., the property of William Sut- ton, lot 10, eon 4, aleGitIivray, Sale at one o'clock. H Either, Auo, Tuesday, Oot. 17. Farm Stook, Imple- ments, etc., the property of Samuel Essery lot 8. con3, Uebarne. Sale at one o'elools. T. Cameron, Aum. Wednesday, Oot. 18, -Farm Stook, Im, plements, etre, the property of Andrew Collins, lot 4, con 13, AfoGiiliyray, Sale at one o'clock.. H, Silber, Auc, BIRTHS. DAVIS, -La Usborne,on the 3rdllinst., the. wife of Mr, Frank Davis, jr, tof a son. MARRIED BALL-THOIIIPSON.--At the residence of the 1 bride's parents, Biddulph Tp. ou Wednesday 27th ult., by Rev. Mr. Ayers, Ardeita, eldest. daughter of 11. Thompson Esq., to Fred A. Ball, of London. MILLER-?.UJSTABB.-At the residence of the bride's parents, Markham, on the 27th ult, Hiram Miller, of McGillivray tp,. to lard. Carrie, only daughter of Mr. .tIua• BRINTNELL-DROVER-At the Presbyterian Manse, S8oter, oa Wedneattaq, the 37th ult., by tthe Rey. Wm. ;Martin, Donald Brintnoll, of Chisolhurst,' to Miss Tonnie, eldest daughter of Mr. John Drover, Chisel - burst. DIED. VEAL -In Exeter, on the 2nd inat„John Veal aged 75 years, SPICER-In Exeter, on the 2nd inst., John Spicer, aged 76 years 6 months. WALKER --In Stephen, an the 2nd inst., Mary relict of the fete .Robert Walker, aged 92. years. D.AW84N-- At 1vieeham, ou the Seth ult., Mary, beloved wife Win. Dawson, aged 51 rears. WRITE -In Brandon, on Sau,,'day, the 23rd ult., Harold, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Will 3, White, aged. 2 months and 16 days, IMPORTANT TO FARMERS And House -keepers. lour -_reed In large or small quantities 2X -!I' M.X:Yza iS, Bran, Flour, Shorts, Cracked Wheat, Rolled Wheat, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Ete. BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR. C. .SMXTIZ. AND Soli' DIRECT IMPORTERS. Dress Goods In this line as usual we take the lead and are sho wing all the fashion- able Goods and Colors, in- cluding Hop Sackings, French. Plaids, French Diagonals, Whip Cords, Etc., Etc. Mantles Never have we had such a demand for our Mantles and Wraps,and never have we had such an elegant stock to choose from,styIe quality and assortment, As we import all our Man- tles direct from the Manu- facturers, we can sell 25 per cent.cheaper than any of our competitors. We can suit the most fastidious. Heptonette Water- proof Cloaks. Call in and see these celebrated Garments in all the leading styles, Majes- tic, Admiral,PrincessMay, Cleveland, Etc. illi ,er The fall openings have come and gond, and the verdict of the ladies is strong in our favor,judging from the number sold and orders booked. Late novelties v es in Hats and Bonnets ne est shap- es,stylish v' s p es,stylish Trimming, clever designs; we havep rovided the finest for you as usual'. New Imports in every de partment. 7 R. Pickard ` c�r°�s Direct Ilnportere• (YOURT OF REVISION FOR v THE TOWNSfIIP OF HAY. Notice is hereby Given that pursuant to Statutes in that behalf a Court for the Revis- ion of the Voters' List for the Township of Bay 1'01.1893, will be hold by Xis Honor, the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, in the Town Heir,, Zurich, on Tues. the 24th day of. October, 1893, At the hour of Ten o,oiook in the forenoon, to hear and determine oomplaints of errors and omissions in the said 1 eters' List a copy of which is posted up in my office in said town- ship, All persons having business at the Cour dloiisto themselves order of iHohJudge the County Court of the County of Huron. S. J. LA'rTA . Otark of said Court, Dated at Zurich 1st day of Coto 1893.* V A. JONES, M. D., 0. , TT • F. T. M. C.; M. O. P.S,0. Physioian, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Centralia, -- Ontario. Office Near Station. AGNEW L. D. S.DENTIST. • CLINION. Will l,o at Grob's hotel Zurich on the second Thursday of each month and at llodgin's hotel Hewlett every Monday. MULLETS WANTED 20very highest prets ices wid lltonce. for be paid, deliveredch at at Hensel]. Will beat home every Saturday. T. BERRY. TEACHER WANTED. Male or Female, holden Second 0/ass Pro. fesional Certificate, Address, stating salary wanted. Tenders to bo opened Monday even- ing, Oot, 16th, at Mace of W. J. WILSON, Secretary. Greenway, Ont, OST. The undersigned has lost 27 sheep. 12 Aged Ewes; 18 Lambs, 2 Blank Sheat; 1 Iliadic Lamb marked on right side with the exception otf lambs not marked. A liberal reward will bo given for information of the whereabsuts of thove Aeon. ELI LAWSON', Crediton. ESTRAY CATTLE Came into the premises of the undersigned lot 25, 4thcon of Usborne, on or about 1st, Sept., ono two year old heifer, and two year- lings. Owner earl have same by proving prop erty and paying expenses, WM.3. \VILSJN, Exeter Oat„ Irsborno 15th Sept. 1893. FMS FOR SALE. The undorsignod offers his two farms for sale, coni rising loth, 7thcanoessfon of Us - home, anti lot Nc. 1, 6th concession. in the dred arresieach.l Ito it larinss containing good sate of cultivation, with good buildings and pro- duotiveorcllards, and never -failing Wells,ad- jaunt to eburoiles and school house. For fur- ther particulars apply to JOHN CORNISH. St. Thomas, Ont. aHEAP TORE. Booming, 111 Boo ..i ng`; Booming. Had to repeat a line of Dress Goods advertised last week 40c worth 25c ; price now reduced to 221 Grey All -wool Mantle Grey Union do Yard -wide Ginghams, 14c 8c ; 1,0x, tweeds, Twood; In this line we have or- dered too heavily. Never before was such a Stock shown in town, and in order to clear,will sell at cost prices Ready-made Suits and Overcoats,Ready-Tilade Man. ties, finest ever offered, at prices that will astonish, Suits for Men, $3.50 cC $5 Overcoats for Men, $3.50 $4,00, and $5.00, C. C. JOHNSTON, Opposite Hawksliaw's Hoi el.• Secure a AL Forestit Business cy Of London, and be prepared to do Business as the world does it. Catalogue Free. J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal. e are up and Ning In fa3t we have been busily engaged for some time with the multifarious details involved in the choice and selection of a complete line of Fall Winter Dress Goods If our competitors make any showing this season, they will have to do some very clever work to duplicate t]le mag- nificent collection of materials that we have gathered together fox our own and our Customers' profit. We have secured ,many exclusive and inimitable Styles. We have been forced to inspect many lines of samples, and to bring a great deal of experi- ence to bear to make our choice properly, but we hope we have succeeded as in previous seasons and we prom- ise you Positively the latest designs i11 every class of Goods we carry. To get the right styles at the right time and at the right prices is something that all buyers appreciate, whether in Color, Pattern or Price: We know that we have the best. You can pr ve our statements by inspection. CA LING BRfinS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the matter of the estate of Ernest A. Kluman late of the township of Stephen, in the County of Iluron, Yeo- man, Deceased. Notice is herebyiven pursuant to Chapter 110 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887, that all persons having claims againat the Estate of the said late Ernest A. Kluman who died on the 23rd day of Apri1,1892,aro requested to deliver or send by nost prepaid to the under signed Solicitor, 6for Henry Sweitzer and Conrad Kuhn, Executors of the last will and testament of the said Deceased, on or before the 1st day of November 1893, a statement in writing containing their names and addressee and full particulars of their claims duly veri- fied by Statutory Declaration and the nature of the security (if any) held by them, and that after the said last mentioned date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Estate among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which notice shall have boon received au above re- quired. and tbo said Executors will not bo liable for the said assets, or any part thereof so distributed, to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have boonireceiw ed at the timo,of such distribution. R. H. COLLINS Dated 25th SolicitorRforExeocutont.r hs, • -4 REWARD ((� . hill be offered for thea rah -on r enol or ooa- pP viotion of any person or persons, trespassing on, or destroying the hotel property in Exeter North. JOHN ROESSER,Benteiiler, Minard's Liniment for rheumatism, MARKET BORT. .rxeter, September,�552711,, 18936. Fall wheat per bush,.. Spring wheat per bush......... t.6 58 Barleypor bush. Oats per bush. ,... 8 28 Peas per bush 60 51 Flour per bbl 4 00 4' 20 80 Apples per bag Potatoes per bag 1 00 1 00 Hay per, ton Woodper cord hard 3 0 3 6) Wood per,aeord soft 2 00 2 25 Butter per lb..,... 20 21 Eggs per dozen.....................16 33 ' Pork Derhundred - Hogs, live weight5 '76 FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS. AN OLD .sir» WELL -TRIM) Rvmmv.... Iltrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used, fifty roars by millions of mothers for their ehildron while teething,with Perfect 800005x. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, euro at the col' io ands the ho bast remedy for Dian rhooa, is pleasant to the taste. Sold by' druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value le inoaloulabla, Be surd , and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other kind. Minard's Liniment mares Diphtheria. 6 00 ANTED. Salesmen. to. Boll our choice and hardy nue-, sere stook, Many special varieties to offer. both h in fruits and ornamen tale, and controlled y by us. We pay coinmisdion or salary, give' exelusiyo territory, anddray weekly iyrite-us at epee and aroure choice of territ Ory. ... MAY DI -WIRER 8,Nurserymen, Rochester, N; Y.