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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-6-4, Page 44 THE BRUSSELS POST .`�zu.r Sps;9... '^ "3�.:-"kl't ..to:Ls[[3Sx, , "G...it" GTS:Lei.tS .15et7 F.HCX=733Y64SL =...x 137,tiF4tiYozzz'[tat:.'^rnR' r,wra tC1 a....t :u:+a",S',......x. Jae McIteihzi0 a 10 year-old Dun dns New Advertisements. Local --D. Ewan, Looal—G, E. Ming. Strayed—Wm. Bitable. Locale—I. 0. Riobarde, Loottl—G. A. Deadman, Gelebratioi—Jolts Weir. Pink Pills—Dr. Williams. Form for Sale—Angus Shaw. Not ton late—G. Am . Deadan. Dress Fahrice—llIeI h naa h Co. Anchor Wire Feneing---Jho, Currie. (.Irt��ss�X a. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1897. A 0ouvao'noN of the Liberals of the North Riding of the County of Perth, will be held on Wednesday, the 16th day of SWAB, 1897, at 11 o'aleolt in the fore- noon, in the villege of Milverton. Meet - lags for appointment of delegates in the several municipalities will be held on the 14th day of June, 1897, at 7.30 p.m. The aouveution is called for the purpose of electing officers and to nominate a candi- date to contest the North Riding of Perth, at the approaching election dor the Local Legislature. Addresses will be de- livered by one of the Cabinet Ministers from Toronto, and other prominent Liberate in the County. choke vents fetch $9 eeoh. The general boy,ie deed Be .vas itteu by n dug run of priaee woe $3 to $4 each. Mitch b , at $19 to 938 vault. There is an aeries abot ten clave ago and it is thought he vows --The offeeinge wore light ; all sold, died from rn fes, There is e block of business in the demand from dairymen for newly aelvod , Supreme Court, many of the judges being , and early sptingere. IIoge.--Although unable to sit on cases with whiob they ' the offerings wore heavy the market was were ovnneoted before being appoleted 1 firmer under good demiomL- and ohoioe Jadgee. W. R. Erekine has presented Mrs. Erskine with a "Stortner" bioyole, pur. timed of John Roger, hardware mer0h• ant, Rev. Arnbdean0u Davie, of London, Past High Chief Banger of the I. 0. 1"., will epeak at the I. 0. 1, union pie -nix in Atwood an the 22nd Juue, On Alonday and Tuesday of last week the L'!ma Cheese Co. manufactured nicety.nine cheese, averaging 73 lbs. each, which at 10c. per pound is worth 9722.70. It is currently reported in town that Dr. L. E. Rice, a former townsman, has joined the benedicte and is praotising mediaiue in Toronto. Robt. Williams, harnessmnker, receiv- ed eceived the sad intelligence Tuesday morning of last week of the death of his mother, at Brantford. She had been militated with cancer on the liver, but was serious. ly 911 only two or three weeks. Mr. Lor o, who has been foreman of Messrs. Moyer ,0 Co's. Milts, Listowel, for some years past, and formerly fu the grocery business in Atwood, has gone to Fordwich, having purchased the mill there. Mr. Loree is an excellent miller and will uo doubt do well in his new undertaking. For years the subject of laying down sidowelke'in Atwood in preference to the gravel walks now in vogue have been dis- cussed, bub nothing materialized as a result of the dismission. The much agitated subject was brought to a focus Tuesday evening by te delegation, oom- poeed of John Knox, W. R. Erskine, R. S. Pelton, R. M. Ballantyne, John Gra. ham, Wm. Ward and Jae. Ferguson, meeting the Council and solioiting 9100 to build a sidewalk, six feet wide, from the railway track on the West side of Main street to the corner of John street. The Council granted 975, and agreed to allow the statute labor of the property holders along the route of the walk to go towards building it. It ie thought the $73 will furnish the material, and the citizens generally will be asked to give their gretuit0us aid towards ;eying the walk, such as will be required over and above the statute labor, Canadian Nee ate ie. There are 4,600 volumes in the Strath. roy public library. Sarnia'e population increased by 155 The peach crop iu South Emote. is a failure. This is what Mr. Mille,apromi. tient peaeh.grower, prophesied more than two menthe ago. itirony then thought Chet the crop would be fair, although much less then lase year. E. Tyhurst, wire was offered 915,000 for his peaohee last year, says that he will not have a bushel, The extremely gold wave last Winter killed the buds, which had grown to a large size Inst fall on a00ount of the solid autumn, The prospects for a good slap of pears, plume, aherriee anti small fruits are good. The Grand Orange Lodge of British North America opened its sessions on Tuesday afternoon of last week in the Masonic Temple, Windeor. The Grand Blank Chapter met in the rooms of the Meal Orange Lodge in the morning. About 300 delegates were present wham the Grand Lodge got down to business. Grand Secretary Roht. Birmingham reached Windeor Monday evening, nod Sovereign Grand dictator N. Clarke Wal- lace arrived over the 0. P. R. at 2 o'alook Tuesday afternoon. Mayor Davis, ao- eorepanted by a deputation of four alder- men presented an address of weleoms on behalf of the city Council. Han. N. Clarke Wellnoe replied to this address. It was greeted with cheers. It was all the more appreciated owing to the foot that Mayor John Davis, who read it, is a Catholic. The faction of the lodge whioh is in favor of upholding the grim Myles of the Conservative party, with Sir Charles Tupper ae the leader, and the 'Maoitobaschool question ae the issue, 1100 far outnumbered. Maj. Sam. Hughes M. P., ie the leader of this faction, Hon. N, Clarke Wallace is the leader of the faotion whiob deserted the Conservative party and took the same attitude on the Manitoba school question as did the Liberal party. Robt. Birmingham, who is the organizer of the Conservative party, is with the Hughes footioo. The officers elected in the grand lodge are as folloi e —Grand Master, N. Clarke Wellace, of Woodbridge, Out. ; deputy grand master, J. A. Armstrong, of St. John, N. B. ; ohapinin, Rev. W. F. Wilson, of Totouto; grand secretary, W. M. Lockhart, of Al- liston, Ont.; Brand treasurer, W. J. Parkhill, of Midland, Ont. ; grand lecturer, R. A. 0. Brown, of St. John, N. 13. ; grand director of ceremonies, E. Floody, of Toronto ; grand deputy seem. tory, John F. Gaff, of Sbubenaeadie, N. B. ; grand treasurer, Lieut. Col. 90099, of Kincardine, Out. Fail Wheat............ 68 70 Spring wheat 80 Barley.. ......20 23 Peas 87 38 Peas (large) 34 55 Oats 19 20 Butter, tubs and rolls 10 00 Eggs per dozen 7 Flour per barrel4 00 4 60 Potatoes (per bag) 25 Hey per ton. 6 00 7 00 Hides trimmed 0 59 Hides rough (i 7 Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 00 Sheep skins, each 40 60 Lamb skins each 15 40 lloge, Live 4 80 5 00 Dressed Hoge 5 50 0 00 Wool 17 18 • Donw D1AnxioTo.—Ingersoll, Ont., June let—Offerings, 3,858 boxes, bmlauoe May make ; one lot, 228 boxes, Bold at 890 ; So and 8 1.16o the ruling bid. Large at- tendance. Market quiet. Campbellford, Oot., June 1.—At the Oampbellford obeese board to -night 1,000 were boarded. Watklna bought 400 at Sect and 100 at 8le Ewing the past year. Oook bought 165 at 8 3160. Ayer & 0o. The Parxhill salt works will shortly re. bought 150 at Sea. Madoo, Ont„ June 1. commence operations. —Twelve factories boarded 620 boxee Frank Tuffin had bis leg broken at a foot -hall game at Staffa. Wild geese and ducks are unusually plentiful through Huron and Bruce. 3. J. A. Weir has been appointed local master in Chancery for Waterloo county. Rev. Rural Dean Hicks collected 9200 for the Heron Diocesan fund in Inger- soll. The new English church at Courtright will be frame on stone foundation, 26x40 feet. The estate of the late Joseph Richard. eon,of Downie, is estimated 09 9100,000. James Armstrong, of West Wawanoeb, shot a full-grown wolf on his farm the other day. After this year IIarriston will have only six oounoillars and a mayor to pre. aide over its destiniee. Almighty Voice, the Indian murderer, was found dead in his hole when the polioe and volunteers rushed his position on Sunday. With the general advance in the price of horses, a nnmber of farmers in the surrounding country are going largely into breerliug. Robt. Winfield, of Wbitoohnrab, was supposed by his friends to be dead, In. atead he boa seen eight eucoeesfal years in the western gold fields, Nelson Gowdy, the two-year-old son of John Gowdy, who lives near Lakelot, fell the other day and broke hie arm, This is the second time in two months that the arm hoe been broken. Miss McKellar, M. D., who left Wood. stook six months ago as a missionary, for India, 10 home on furlough. Sbepresent. ed herself to the Presbyterian Foreign Mission Committee at Toronto. Samuel Icer, of Kingsville, died at hie home Wednesday evening at the age of 84 years. The Miaowed was one of the beat known men in South Essex, having conducted a large farm there for many years. He ems the father of Turukey Icer, of Sandwich jail. At 4 o'aloolr Tuesday morning, Walter Stowart'0 large plttining and eowmflf end snob and door factory, Lndknow, were found to bo on fire. The' fire brigade wore on hand es soon as possible, bee the lire had gained snob headway that they could clo little but save the neighboring farnitore factory and other buildings near by. The lose to Mr. Stewart will be between 918,000 and 915,000. Everything wee destroyed, including all the season's work, the men's tools, eta. The eleotrio light plant, which was located in the Barna building, le oleo a total lose. No inenranoe. How the fire alerted is un. known. Beleob advauoed 10o per owt,, selling at 95.35 for the best ; light hoge, 6o ; thiok fab, $4.75 to 94.85 per owt. ; some, 93 to 93.50, auei stage, 92 to 92,50 per ewe., all weighed off oars. A11 sorts wanted. 1 ao0 BIIFFALo, N, Y., June 1.—Cattle— The receipts of sale etoolt were only one load of Canada cattle ; the market closed fairly steady for desirable fat butchers' stock, but dull and very slow and lower for the medium kind of steer matte ; re. ports from the west were steady to -day, aid the outlook for the deairable kind of cattle were considered very good for the immediate future. Veale and oalvea--Re. onipte, 350 head ; there was a good de. mend ; prime ruled feir)y atendy and firm for good to ohoioe wale, and the bulk of the tope were sold at 95 50 to 90.75 ; o0mmon to fair, 99.25 to $5 255 ; a few grassers and buttermilks et 93.50 to $4. Hoge—Receipts, 4 oars, but fully 10 oars held over ; themarket was abut s p dy except for pigs, nickel lower on the tap lots ; good to ohoioe Yorkers, 93 70 ; mixed paokere' grades, $5.65 to 98.67 ; medium weighta, 93.65 ronghs, to 28.67 1,5hogs, d 5�to 932.ep end lambs --Receipts, 2 mare, but about 39 oars held over froth yesterday ; the mar- ket wee ab a standstill, owing in part to the lank of sale stook, no iambs being on offer except a few odd bunches of un- desirable lots, while for sheep, of whiob the bulk of the supply was 0ompoeed, buyere bid fully 10a to 15elower. Native lambs—Oboioe to prime, 95,25 to 55.40 ; good to choice, 95 to 95.20 ; common to good do., $4.50 to 84 00 ; culls to common lambs, 93.40 to 91.40; export limbs, $5.20 to 95,25 ; fair to ohoioe mixed sheep, 94.15 to 94.35 ; mulls and common sheep, 92.25 to $4 ; export sheep, 94.25 to 94.65. white ; 105 boxes Bold to Waticin, 145 to Ware, 115 to Ayer, at 8 1.100 to no. Five buyers. Tonormo, June 1.—Offerings of wheat on the local market are fair, and prices are more. Cars of red are quoted at 710 to 72o, and white at 72o to 73o, North and West ; No. 1 Manitoba hard wheat, afloat, Fort William, is quoted at 730 ; No. 2 hard at 71o, and No. 3 hard at 68e, Flour doll ; care of etreigbb roller are quoted West at 93.50. Millfeed 411)1 ; shorts are quoted at $9 ; bran at 98.25 to. $8.50 West. Barley quiet ; No. 1 is quoted at 30o outside ; No. 1 extra tet 31a to 820, No. 2 at 33o, and feed at 210 to 220. Corn quiet ; ears of yellow West are quoted at 2290 to 280. Oats steady ; oars of mixed tare quoted ab 10o, and white at 200, North and West, Peas easy ; care North end West are quoted at 580 to 300. Tonorrro, Jane 1.—The efferiogs were heavy at the Toronto live stock market to -day, being 03 oars, including 22 sheep and lambe, 95 oalvea, 1,400 bogs. Export cattle were dull, and prince were off about ;to. Cables were weak and discouraging. Hoge were ibrmet ab an advance of 10o per cwt. Receipts for last wools ;—Oat. tie, 2,671 ; sheep and lambs, 307 ; hogs, 2,832 ; weight fees, 9108 48, There were so many oattla on the market to -day that the hog pens had to be used for them, and there were a good many loade left unsold at the close, Export cattle— Trade was dull and prices lower, pieta - Hone ruling at 4o to 49a par Ib. More Wes were made at 94 to 94.10 per owt. than at the outside prise. One load of 1,160 lbe. average, sold ab $4,10 per cwt., and two cars of 1,300 the. at 49a. Butch- ers' cattle—Steady ; prices ruled at 390 to 89e for extra choice, 92,00 to 93 for common to medium, and 390 for good cattle. One load a extra fancy butchers' aabtle for looal nes was bought at an average of 4o per lb. These were picked and were not representative of the goner. el state of the market. A good many sold at 89a ; some poor loada as low as 92.90 per cwt. About ten oars sold for Montreal at $0,00 to 98,80 per cwt, Staokere--Thore was' scarcely anything done, the demand being slow g priaee nominal, at sae to 590 per ib. Bulls— Good export bulls were in demand, and bring 890 to 4o per lb. Stook belie wore dull, at $2.90 to 98.20 per cwt. Sheep dull, et Bo to 890 per lb, Yearling lambs steady end prices ab 50 to 590 per Ib. Spring larnbe—The offerings wore light, and all sold well at 91.50 to $4 each, Good Lambe are wanted. Calves quiet ; POPULAR STALLIONS. x� ftp The following well known Stallion will travel during the season of 1807 as follows : MACPARLANE'S 'SERO. L. besem0 010000=00. Monday, will leave his own stable, lot 17, con, 14, Grey, and proceed to the 12th con„ Grey, to John Speiran's, lot 34, for 5001) ; thence South to J. Cruthere', lot 35, eon. 18, Grey, for night. Tuesday, .vitt proceed to J. Beech', 14th con., Elma, for noon ; thence to Wm. W herry's, 0th con., Elmo, for night. Wednesday, will proceed Boat to J. Robb's for noon ; thence North to J. W. Boyd's, 5th Hee, Elms, for night. Thursday, will proceed West along Gth of Elmo. and 5911 of Grey, to Richard Mills', lot 5, for noon ; thence to his own stable for night. Friday, will proceed to 11. MoGavin's, 17th con., Grey, for noon ; thence to Alex. Smith's, Gth line, Morris, for night. Saturday, will proceed to the Queen'+ Hotel, Brussels, for noon ; thence to his ,wn stable where he will remain mail tee following Mon- day. Grand, 3ub51 oe Celebration. AT — JUNE 22nd, 1897. IL It G. Richardson T J U iv 4 J. Is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line. Good Workmanship and Good Fits Guaranteed, LATEST STYLES. Suits made for $4 and upwards. ►'Shop oyer Mellowan's Store. Consisting of the following events FORENOON—Firemen's display et 0 a. m; monster street precession at 10 a. m„ inolud- ing Town Council. Firemen Volunteers, Schools both in town and eount:l Societies and Athletic Clubs headed by the Mod Bat- talion Band, which will proceed to the Ito - creation Grounds, where patriotic 001109, s teaches and fanny drills will be given. AFTERNOON SPORTS—I0 tea Recreation Grounds an attractive program, consisting Relay Race Tug-of-war, Fanny Sieyyole Rid. inqq,� Foot Ball and Lacrosse .Matches mud Athletic Sports will be given. EVENING— Xu the evening a Grazed Ooneert will bo hold in Oardno's Opera Rouse, the whole to eau- olude with aPromenade 0000809 end displa y of beautiful Fireworks in the Recreation Grounds. For details and full particulars of the day's proceedings, sec large postero and programs, R. G. SCOTT Mayor, Chairmen Managing Committee; ;MEM WEIR, Soore- tai:y Managing elommlttee. .Are you going to require any Paper Banging this season ? 16 so the undersigned are at your call and guarantee a prompt, well executed job at a LOW prise. A trial will convince you. We also attend to Kalsomining and Painting with Neatness and Despatch. House Painting well clone at Close Figures. Estimates cheerfully furnished. 7'o are here to do business so make your wants known and we will lose no time in filling them. Alc CR4 CA'E' S- GRIJkLOL.DB Y. Are You a� 6iCYuLiST? If you require a Wheel you should call on the nndereigned. As a proof of the feet tent we do the business we append the sales already made this season : Rev. J. Rose, J. T. Dodds, j' 8, D. Geo. Thomson, Gents' Ladies' J. H. Cameron, Jno, Smith, W. D. Cousley, A. Keifer, H. Hunter, Miss M, .Meadows, J. A. Stewart, D. Straoban, J Hamilton, 7. (Cel lington, A. McKay, G. McNay, L. Williamson, J'. Brown, }NEW BARNES }BRANTFORD 'CLEVELAND (SECOND - HAND WHEELS Ac COUSLE f ATM THIS SPACE THERE'S MONEY IN IT FOR YOU. . —o— It GOODS BOUGHT LESS TUAN REGULAR ('RICE. 100 pairs Men's Fancy Stripe Pants, four patterns, well made, good trimmings, regular $L75, special at .,,$i 1 25 4 doz. Mon's Merino Underclothing, regular price $1.25 a suit, special at ... ,.. ... 75 5 doz. Men's Balbriggan Underclothing, all sizes, regular price $11.50 a suit, special at ... 90 175 yards 23 inch Linen Towelling, red and blue borders, regular price 123x., special at 10 15 only Boys' Sorge Suits, strong Linings,. well made, sizes for ages 4 to 10 years, regular price $2.00, special at ... 1 25 5 dozen Women's Seamless Cashmere Hose, regular price 25c., special at ... ... 20 , 4 dozen Parasols, new goods, bought from the makers 20 per cont. less than regular prices to be sold at Wholesale Prices. 5 pieces Grey Cotton, extra heavy, special at ... 4 -- FOR SALEC A Ono -horse Wagon, suitable for milk hauling, nearly new. 2 Second -band 2 seated Buggies, and a number of Second- hand Single Buggies in good shape. JAS. 'WALKER Carriage Ibtaker, Brussels. 1' We have the following varieties of the choicest and 331056 reliable Turnip Seeds we can buy, viz : Elephant, Bangholm, Hall's Westbury, Sutton's Champion, East Lothian, Royal Norfolk, Skirving's Improved, Carter's Imperial, Sharp's Improved, Bruce's Selected East Lothian, Green, Top and White Swede, Also Grey Stone Turnip Seed. Give us a call for the E3est,, A. Strachan. Sl ring 3/ s Closest to Style and Closest to Pries. You'll get both in selecting your new Spring Hat hero. We never had such values to show. i' Ve're in a position to give you the best for your money. Fedoras at 500., 75e., $1.00 and $2.00. Stiff Hats in all the leading makes from 50c. to $2.25. STRAW HATS ALL HINDS. et This season's patterns direct from the makers, See them before you buy. Produce Taken.., The National Roller Mill has been thoroughly overhauled and refitted and is in a position to turn out First-class Flour, second to none in Ontario. Manitoba Wheat used in gristing and for the local trade, Patronize home manufacture and be sure of getting satisfaction. Wheat bought. Flour, Bran, Shorts, Chop, Sic., al- ways on hand and sold at reasonable prices. Give me a call. • BRUSSELS, 100,000 Lbs. of Wool Wanted MUST HAVE " '., ITA T THE LISTOWEL WOOLLEN MILLS. c'n'�C4d RIMIEST OAST3 PRICE that can possibly be paid or in oxo ehanging Wool for goods a few cents per ib, extra will be paid and guarantee to sell goods at Cash Prices. RBADYMADE CLOTHING, ---All styles and sizes in Alen's and Boys' Suits. Special value this season in 001' MI make of 'weeds. 73efore disposing of your wool call oil , w. lartoun LtISTOWEL,