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December Session 0 Huron County Council. Ti-arsua„. THEMAI" KE TE,
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alio county council Met in Goderich
ca Ttesday of last week. Warden
Patterson presided and in opening the
session totiebed uPon the various ques-
ta); s that WOUld tome betore the
coma i'.
(11 Wednesday Mr, A. W. Campbell,
Cood Roads loalittissitner, adurcsaeii
tl.e43.)t.n.it at some length on the
calestion of a county siste,in. Ms re-
3/AarkZi We1V practical mai instractive
and at the conclusion of his address
he seas given a hearty t:eite .of thankt,,
r.,Y ason and R.. S. Box ot
Marys, representing ..the Collegiate ha
etitute a that town, iwnitcdunpon the
council in reference to the ationdance
ht that instillitk n of pupils. frOm the
county of Huron.
COUNTY gNOINEBR'S REPORT.
I lust:with submit to 37ou this, t5
natort of the busaness 1. have transaet-
ed si,..ee the date of my last report.
met the ro4t1 oat bridge) commis-
: loners of the counties of Latub..011
and Mit:dfisex at Lon,ton on the t7th
of Settnember for the purpose of mak..
ing arraagemeats about erecting the
Aux Sauble 1.ridge that is to he over
tietr at the Lotualary of the three
ilt er,st,.d counties, 'I here we were in.
tormed that he township of Bosan•
(pet had not yet secured the right of
m ay or a road to connect with the
proposed britlbe On the el'est side .of
the rite:. 'therefore we could not and
did not take any action in the mat-
ter. •
I re„,ret to state that the lineaTcline
Bridge Company have fail& tolexee.
cute the contracts of the two bridges.
for this county. I have written to
them to send me a correct statement,
of the matter so that I could report
the same to •your council.
I also asktd them to have a . repre-•
sentatiie to meet you on Thursday to
expl,in th: cause of the delay_ so you
might 'mow what action to take in
the matter.. The abutments for the
Staid y bridge were completed. early
lett tall and the approaches were
n ade.. It It s been stand ng rtady fin
the superstructure since.
ith rega• d to the abutinents for
the Lr.dge at Lower Winbliare. We have
eltite all that we could safely do with-.
out removirg the old bridge. •Mokt,
liktly tbe old bridge carry • the
traffic for the present- Winter. We are
alto alsing the old Stanley bridge at
present. .
We Ita,:e done about the usual ',a-
mount of repairs to th: bridges and
apprcaches dur:ng the last season an 1
th y are in a very good state of.
pair at the present time.
f...-:orne county bridges that are •iow,
twenty, feet between abutmente !night
be shortened when rebuilt and be long
n tugh to suit the S:reatn. 1- am 01
the opinion that it would he weil.•for•
your council to have the Beruniller.
b. icl„e e'm ilt during the . year . 1903,,
The business transacted. by the coital-.
tii is embodied in the following . re-
ports :
REPORT OF COUNTY
.PROPERTY COMAIITTEE,
We have examined the Court fronSe
and fat nd everything all right, with
the exception of the treasurer's office,
uhich has not been repaired as ?worn
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;landed last ses.sion..
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Would a'so reconearetel the .placlue
of a long distance teletitone in M.
Macdonald's office fix general use in
We Vi•ited the gaol and foetid .the
gaollm's report correct. Only eight in-
mates arta there at present.'
We mould also recommend. that the
gaoler's reran be printed in the min-
utes.
We also examined the registry office
rind found everything in. fair ceandi-
t ion.
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REPORT OP HOUSE OF • •
REFUGE COMMITTEE.
Your committee has met once . alike
last. June session and found, as usual,
the house clean and well kept and
everithing satisfactory under the cit.,
cumstances surrounding it..
We find that at the present. time- the
house is full to its utmost ,capacity,
there being .8a iemates. . • -
We would recommend that the rules
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regarding the admission of hitnates• th
the . Rouse of Refuge be made More
specific as at the present. time Welled
some inmates (one especially) wit)
should have gone to the -hospital in,
stuad of where he now lies.
In exam-ining the roof of the build-
ing we find at the. windows. in several -
"laces that the gutters are leaking
%cry badly, the ,water gong through
the ceilings. We theiefore gave .
structfins-. to the inspector. and .•
F.ench to the twee:sexy repairs.
eompleted as soon as. possible.. , -
During. tf.e haying seas...II We ,
hati
10 purchase a. mowing machine . 101
th i use of the fartn which .has given
good satisfaction • and at our late
meeting we instructed.. the inspector
and keeper to purchaee a washiugtna
thiee for the use of the House, ,
We also find that there is •quite
large 'amount of • coal on hand yet and.
ue recominend that there be
nohe purchased until" needed . later in
the season, believing coal will decrease
o tewbat in price,.
We also find in At-so:mining the in-
spector s re, ort, rega ding the • aver-.
ege exptime of inmates, per . day for
year that it is under 12 tents,
NIL 11.e.r5. Last year it .Was a fraction
ovcr 12. The total cost for the Inaill-
tena. ce of the House was Somewhat
I. ss than formerly.
We also eNtonimd the watchers • and
acconets and fottul everything correct
GAOLER'S REPORT, .
Herewith I. submit to you my rePoti
of the numbt.r of prisoners confined in
g_ol at j.reseet. :
ael 0' Al are, Goderich toWnshiP,
insane •
l'obert Grier, Goderith, ineatie. •
Thome:: Shannon, Spriitglield„
!Aso*
o t. Wallace, Tucke•stuitit, vagrancy.
.1 I l'arker, Par, h vagrattcy..
Francis Myers, Montreal, vagrancy. •
J oslitta Crat Meal trod , vagrancy.
Mutiroe, Cle.eleaol, drunk ana
disorderly
l...XRUIT/C111 COM-
MirtEIVS 11.001a.
Non cointni.tee btg leate to report
as iollouS
itt refererue to letter from Clerk
1.v...e as to comraetle.r. 7,5 corda 01
01 rinootl for gaol ng purchased
irom A. J. GM; .1torpe at $4,34 - pet
ctrd, yo:.r coanntittee api -rove th
tame. We reel:illation" th it. to tons ot
ital be procured for Ileac use . -
court hoese and. e)01 ;,. alSo recont.
mend that 2 pelts hundcuffs' be honght
for reerrity eonstablis. We !MA .it ,
should he a ditty of either reeve . or
etic pt. .seo that
In.ndends are left in their hands rvitere
constables Ponca c from the county.
Regaraitig • requett Molesworth
politic library We retominind that the
Matti' ha let over to the ;faun:tax
iSe- Stoll %hen •tbese Matters. are :dealt
with. • •
Letter and account limn Allan Mc-
Leod a Luck.ow Astiing til2 lor dala•
eged to Ittrse breaking throagh-• tits
. Niue Ml e river bridhe, on. boundary
of Ashli.rd o.ial West A .awanottle town-
. ,..,,,as,, we 11.0e Made careful inquiry
ao • reeolinnend. that ,fito be paid Ior
i loss of t se of horse„ -without aatnita
ti g 1 4bility.
41x reftretae to. retittest from '47 cit-
ire..s of. Vol dwich, asking . • that this
ilate be er.oted t....t.o. a poace ci.lage,
we re:online. cl that A cann, lian:e r. WI:
V 0 petition. that tit's coun.il Pass a
bylaw coitfirming tbe .Sante and that
the first eleetio n be held -on Dec. 29,
with Williant Watters as returning of -
II. er. ,
. • -,Aapli athat of nuron County Poul-
try 'Association for grant of ,,1.5o ' for
exhibito,n, we recommend that . $25
. le taicl.
In reftsence to grant of 1;600 made
to .334 regitn-i lit for annual kilt; be
. not 1 aid, owing to cl'anges in timers
•, so. that. oilicirs were drilled, iustead of
' 1 ri • ates. . We recommend- that no. ae-
tion be taken as to. paytug amount..
As to el +in of Robert Leach for
korse inured at Alenchester bridge on
•-1une 1.,th, vs .ing $50; .also 4;5 claim-
ed 1 y Q. E. Howson,. V,. S. .0f • Au -
Ilion, for prof,asiolal'.a:rvices-,, we
recoil:Met d. th tt this matter be laid
'weer to Janutay session. as the neces-
sary .itifortna,t'On is riot to lamd.
In 1 efereni e to .i isit of Dr. Mathes-
on and Mr. Box cotieern'itg. Collegiate
matters at St. Marys. re the payment
-of fees for Heron county pupils at•
.tending there, we - recommend no ac-
tion • 'at - this assion as these. school
Matters vi id • come up • for consideta-
lion at the Jammu sess'.on, . . ..
pi, SHAW'S REPORT ',Dif Wig '
• • HOUSE OF REFUGE.
I. lie ew.t:i submit ply reiort as phy-
sician of the 1-10use of Refuge for. the.
past ele.ven months, The, severe winter
was accountalle for a good deal of
th: sic'. ne,s, many cases of la grippe
resulting. 'Iliere were nine deaths, the
muses being : Calizer• two, apopl xx
' ease tWo, gangrene .00e, 'the aver 'pi
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Iwo, •expcsure two, •orgeltio head 1 m-
ega wee 75 years, . •
Many- inmates are sait for the pur-,
nese of operation or being, fitted up
with It•atses and. appliances and as
soon as cared skip olit. As tttanY• as
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aix came ender ens ela.ss the past
year. !those eases should la,. excluded.
We have nOt the accounnocation• nor
appliances fcr Ruch work. . ; •
Tx o of the: depths due to exposure.
would. have • been avoided if we had.
Letter-acconanodatiott for the hisane,
as so. n• as tellui.t.el here,. It s..ettis
iniVOssible -, to get theta rentoved to
any asyluni. I ,made a thorough . in-
vestigation! about these Cases and did
n..t deem. it a.cessery ' to hold' in -
„quests. There is one . case at. present'
in the House of a young man with a
non-united fracture, of . nine weeke!
atanding when alatiiitted. that. Will .•re- .
quire a 'major ,operation to connect..
'Ibis Case -is one suitable for: a hos i i ai
and should not he sent 'here at all.
There, , were feW. accidents. during tne
ye.4. - Ihe chief one..was , a fractured
ann. - There 'was. 'clue birth in April.
The mother and- ion are still in the
• House. I made 56 visits during the'
:tirteibrigoadit.,• ,.,,1 All - elf:. whieli. 'I respectfully'
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Acaording to ta. report just issued ' by
the Ontario' Bateau of IncluStries; the
' value of farm lands, buildings, fipple-
mente and Jive, stock in that pronince
last year reached the total of .koof ,-
323,20, - comPared with 5974,814,933
for the previous year. This is the
first thne the billion ,mark has be.en.
reached. The county • of Middlesex
lea& . with. 559,367,564 . and . Huron
-carnes seco..d With 4‘48,670i314. The
gross gross vat e ' a ...che,se • minufa:ctured
rea bed 511,269;073 Of Which. lito,,814,--'
$30 , was. paid to the milk producers
' compared with $13,023,o25. and 511,682
470. respectively itt 1900, The am -
bunt 'of chattle mortgages against
' farmers, in Ontario . was :lia;854,759
last year,. coinpared .with 53,170,543
.in I90, and 55,826, 582 in 1896.
Mr, and Mrs,' W; H. Green friteetd
'celebrating the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary (if their wedding • on December
.13-. it Mrs. Green is . an active Mem-
• ber of the Ladies' Aid and intends to
give Oa ladies and her frileads a tea
Cri illig anniversary day: Instead , of
silverware pri.sents mist:Ornery . , on
such :Occasions Mrs. Green Will re-
ceive a, .silver collection to be ' devot-•
ed to ilie Building Fund Of the neW
church. Mr. and Mr. Green ' have
bt.en liba'al and cheerful contribeteirs
to the buildieg fued and this intsele
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fish arrangement far: the twenty-fifth
abniversary of the wedding is addi-
tional ea idence of ,their interest. • in
the work. • • .
Death, viaited,the home of Mr,. Sas.
Collins on Tuesday week, taking away
Mrs. Collins at the age of 46. Deceas-'•
ed had been a great sufferer through a
lingering disease. *She Waves one kb,.
John, and tWo daighters, Mrs, Irwin
of Harriston and Mrs: McBride of this
. .
Depict AlleCortnick of the Grand tette.
teat hotel, Hamilton, formerly. of.
Wingliaan, has isetted a writ for .S2oo
against the Grand Trutik. Railway for
•the loss of his, Irish spaniel through
.he alleged ,carelessness of a railWa.y
officiol The dog made' its eseape
front the 'tomtit° Unit* Station, '
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.LITCKNOIV. '
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.• The Whole community was' greatlY.
Shocked 611 Saturday week to leant oi
,he suddeu death of Mr. W4Iliairt
lacQuini.,n 01 the Lith eonctterOtt of
W'est WaWanosli., The dece etl, 'WhO
was one of the first pioneers of the
township, was in his usual health at
Ll* time and was assisting to split a
lilo.k of wood. had only • struck
a few blows with the axe when he
was stithleuly stricken with heart fail-
ure -ad died in a..few minutes, Mr.
MeQue,lite. Was ,in his 7ard year mid
was well known and greatly rehpeeted
'it de :talon where he had tontine-
tmay resided for over 40 years.
'41o.ttuttiverstry services of the Iateke
noW Aktbodist cherCh were held on
•Stinday• last Want the Rev. Dr. Car-
man, Gentaal Superintendeat of the
Metl rid se Clair* preached both marli-
ng and eveniag. Dr. Carman is one
of the ablest preachers 10 Canada. Ott
aloaday evciPng Dr. Carman &livered
a lecture in the clitirth, Special inns-
iCal program by the. ehureit choir was
tendered at all the aervices.
11,1r. at.d Mrs. George Greer, Sr.,
18„e returned home front a two
tiontlue visit with friends in the
%Vest.
Janies 'Voting, cattle lower 'of
this village, has purchased a due Mo.:
acre farm from Mr. Fletcher in /fur.
011 tOWlmilip.
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While at worI4 one day lagt week own rakes were needy gateordey.... ' ,ENOX-aD.A.I.E-At the residence of
.11dr, Rat. Twitelttli had the nrisfor• the blade 3 'mother, in Ilullett, on
tune to cut his head so seierely as Liverpool Witeet Weller Awl Clattatgo Dee. loth, by Rev. Mr. Hamilton,
to recptire medical treatment. ralwer•-.41te ttaiteet woiectione. Ro..a, daughter of 111rs. C. Dale,
Mr. Joe. Hudson ant wife moved to Saturday Beeulng. Dee. 0, . *
town yesterday feoni Ilillsgreen. We unLelhvaen= wheet futures elosea y.al Itisher SUlItIo1111EVRil-lialaIrK1)(•-•-luxIit Eateter, on Dee.
welcome them to Heiman and hope to -day than on Friday, and cora rehires 3rd1 by the Rev. Dr. Hanntin, Mr.
they will Ilse long to tnoy retired Summer of Iowa to Alias Wall of
At chime° toalay, May wheat closed latst
Ufa. below Peltier; gay torn unchenged, and .
Mr. A. MeMorrin has been spending May tette lee blither. vgi•D,ITi3OtcS111-11.70R.1"-At Oa residence of
a few days in town with bis sister, , exADLezp, wo104.,/, Ivt.h..R•KET-i, 1 the hiaae,e parents, stoolen, on
Airs. White. IIe is in his usual health
l'iw days .for southern Missouri and
and .tririts and intends leaving in a Important wheat tentres toelay :
(Mar parts of Pule t3aan's territory. Dee, gay, Jule. ' Alia Limy M., daughter of Mr,
Mr, Jos. S. Yellow of Osborne to
iDi.eric..a 1311 dja :ivy. the Rev. Dr. Hannon,
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hollowing are the eloping quotation* at 1
(Nrcailrk . ..... ..... - 80% . 70% 77%
Mr. Jaires Petty arrived home front Toledo , . :..,,.... .. .. ... .. 77(121 77sriti "xi_
Eng.. On 'I tiestray night after sPen- * Duluth, . 1V.o.. ' i 'Nor ' 71, 7434 .... BIRTHS.
ol ug about iive months with his tele: Tottearro sr, totwItEatott ahasictirr. • IIR.OWN-In Witigham, on Dee. aot,
titres in. Yorkshire. 11e 100k3 well af- Grain....
Airs. H. Brown of a daughter. •
er his trip. His friends gave hint a Wheat, red, bush... . , .. $0 00 to $0 70 C.A.MM-In Usbo. ne, en Nov, 2,3rd, to
hearty hand shake on hiS- return.
Dlr. and Mrs. A.lbert Canna, * son.
Wheat, white, bush.:•••.,.. 0 69 0 70
Mr. Richard Wright is ia receipt of '.!,y,,,Irerc: gaPoodssef,,ebeusnah..... 0 67 0 68 .
the necessary certificate from the 0 tette 0 65
GonrUnittit entitling, hint to sided Peas, b DEATHS.
Beans, bush. ..... ,.....11 80 1 50 ,
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tuall, 4.1..........0 070 10"
leo ac 'es of land in New Ontario as Rye, bush. 0 st, .... HARLAND-in Detroit, -Mich., on
0 43 0 48 Nov. 30 h end Dee. 6th, respect-
, * reward for services rendered at the 013:trele.ye,ebseu.sh.
time of the Fenian raid, ..,.., 0 34 0 3434 irely, Basil, aged. 7 years,. and
Buckweeat, • Lapin
The house occupitsi by Mr. Dick. and 7 Marr, aged 6 months, sons of Mr.
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atecho.- • .
°wiled by Mr. James Pe!ty took fire ' alalke, -choice No. 2...,, $0 75 to $7 20 George liarlaial, fortuterly of Clin-•
c n• Monday afternoon. lbe fire start- Aleike, good, 'No. 2.,6 V.,i 050
Bed clever..• ... . . . .. ..., 0 25 - 0 75
1 20 1 so . AledRolh.;4GOR-In Brueefield, on Dee. 5,
-ed. in the flouring of one of the tip -
maxi. s tear...oats and was well under Timothy seea
way when discovered. The .fire bell may Rea Straw --
Nay,- per Mu s to .$15 50 .
• years 9 monthslana 16 days •
Mrs. Pe.er 'McGregor, aged 51
rr ng and the engine was got out •but C.A1V11'111-of Ii -In Listowt.1 on Nov.
the flames were subdued without -it Clover, per ton , .... 0 00 0 00
, 4 .... I e, ,, ', ,,
Straw, loose, per ton.. „ a 0 00 ,_, ' 27tn, J cntk vatzipben, in his 90tu
aka. ' .. Straw, sheaf..., . . .. 4.;.11 00 . ,... year. ' .
1 • Pratte and Vege.tableti-.. -
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EXETER. I05 to $21 2005 COLGAN-.In Woodhain •on Dec, 1st,
A. 1, , I
. .. Apples, winter, bbl.....,T1.
. Potatoes, per bag ' 0 90 1 00
.''l here passed- away at the .rts'sleatee 0 25 ' 0 80
'Oell)obnasg,e'pep,rerindisohs- • 0 75 • ,. , ASTITON.-Te. Turnberry, on Nov. 28,
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of her clattghter; Mrs, Win. Hamden, Cauliflower, per. doz.., 0 50 . 1'00
PIO a Shaw, relict of the late Win. •• 7.'urnipe, • per bag 025 ' ,0 85 Thos. Ashto n, aged 24 rears.
3s ibella Gill, wife oi. Mr,' Neil
i-• h tw, formerly. of Cl!ntdn. Deceased Ilatri, Px•oiluee- ,,,
came to Exeter about three weeks ago • Butter, lb. roili..... $0 18 to $0 22 .1VcIoniaii.Icii,,OiN,INisTy_,IciagBeNrci\i,77,11;re,iatirsn.-NODV. 2.29ntldt,
front Manitoba where the had bera en. Diegek,einewv-learldp,noilto:. . $005085to $01 4000 ,
spending some years with melabers of • 11/4getry•-- TT, 1 n 1Vlattall, wife of James Col-
n . rig it n, on Dee. ,
her f ainily, intending spon liug the. Spring ids'ucks per pitir:„0 60 1 60'
Winter with her daughter, when short- Ducks per i.tatte • 0 -75 1 ga Has, aged 46 years. . .
ly after her • arrival she was taken ill Turk4s,..per lb • • 0 1034 0 12 . .
and for the past week was in au un- Geese, per 11) • 0 07% . 0 08%1 • • TI•IE ST. Por 1903, 0C3,A14ENDAR
conscious state. Her disease baled • . Tolt021TO LIVE STOOK,
. a'l• that .tiredical • akin could do ' and . Tho run of live stock was 'abt large In, six theets, toms inches, of beautiful
to internal growth tn .tha spine, The rt-n.eMars •*?aclg .g, $t5. 10 *5.10; •InediUm ex'
late Airs. , Shaw WO beloved by.' ell. Expoh
who. knew. I:er and has many frimide • eegis at $4.25 to $4.50; tight export Wile,.
Beils-clauce heavy export • buns .' distribution
rderiamwoitlettgest iboyne ,
receipt of 25- cents -coin. or 'stamps..
Address F.. A. Miller, General Passen-
and will. be mailed on
the .age of 7t years. • Death .beiug due ellix"rt Caale-Cholee lots • of heavy ' Bryson, is now ready for
in MIMS of pastel
mho regret to learn of her decease Butchers' Catue-Chefee pleked lots of .g_ et Agent, Chicago. . ,
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, sa 7 per cwt.
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A argaret,- dmighttr of Edward mid
Mary Colgan; aged 4 months.•
:he passed away on Sunday last at awl Particular line,
1*. c iciased was born in Larrington, butchers' cattle, equal In quality to best • ---
Devensh re EnglInd She came to 1075- to 1150 lbs. each, are
exporters,
) I .- • werth s4.75; choler 'picked •lots of buten. :' • ,C1LINTON •
• this Country When' she was twenty-one era heifers and steers, 980 to 1055 Ilia
and. was shortly,. afterwards married etie'h, mad et $4.25 to $4.59 per • cwt.; • .
of her life was mainly spent in 'Clip- coternon butchers' cows at. $8 co.$125 •pet MARBLE.
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suc, two, sons and one daughter'
ton. • f•• he is ,survived by •a fatnily of met , and • rough Inferior, $2,50 W *2.80;
'I be remainder +. loads ift medium butchers, *150 to $3.80;
in "Enanaelal4rtearte$2autd° rige5hers, Mixed -Load ("1. ' .
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to her late husband.
, loads of god butehers sold at $3•75 to $41 •,
Mani' oha, ene scm in British Colima- mixed butchers gad exporters sold at $3.85 GR. APIIITE WORKS
Lia the other daiighters being Mrs.', to $4.40. ' • . -
fehl'illey oP. Clintoa and Mrs. W, Bait,- Feeders-Feedere, 1000 to 1100 lbs. each, . •
are worth ;3.75 to $4.25, and light feeders, •
(len of P,xtt6r• • . . . • SOO to 000 lbs. each, $8.50 te S3.75 Pax
What Might hare proved a very ';ser- cwt. • , Th best elass of'. work .
• ious blaze was averted at the Alottione Stoekers•-st procterable bas been .
Bear on Monday alteration of law. oe good quality, are worth $a to $3.25 pet
oekers,' 1500 to '700 ibia. nicht, , ni2neatittitytf;:ecittleili;dashteye for .
week. Nthi'`e Jaekie, yonngeSt son ol . senwetl,e; oeff,eigebotioresreenede. etpenornsu4alittey ;o;, tph4 utc• WON'T
Molsons Bonk, wag' playing' 1 ' --lell .
arouni. 111 •sow et $40 to $55 tacit.
i Cows-410ch cows Alla sPringeri • • your bereavement.
call on yon a Week after .
Mr, N. P. Hurdent,'Jnanager of 'Liao e*.I, .” -'- -; stip
reoals. He called his another who WE WONT mitke the week, to suit
the house hp diseovered smoke in the • - pelves -calves •aold at $3 to $10 each. 01 - - the price. .
, upon ' outing • a closet -door 'foetal eer4Pthl- "11
trent $3.50 •to cwt.
a I mbs--sprin g lambs are wortt W_ .. , ,
.that there.vvas a blaze and with great ers. -
. make ' the . price to suit
and Soon had. the blaze under control.• • er i
Sheep-Priees 53 to $3.25 per ewt., fel E WILL
give you t'llti choice of the
:presence of mind. she ren for water e-25 to $3.,75„ and $4 for ewes and weth• • the v. °tee.
11 ' g. or M>121c trine as nearly
• been t.lariciigiWOB1e11. :;:ire%4TAnonlalbt'c:t.:?: .
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WE WILL
It was evident that lire had es and buelts ot 42 to $2.50.. ' • production Of the work
everything in the closet was a <barred •• ta a We are t be ONLY Prue -
:tress. If it had Occitriad later when ....
off ears, sold at $0 per evrt„ Ugh
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hard to 'determine what, serioys re- ' us head: slow.
East Buffalo, ee. t7
I gags, $8 per cwt.
I eawr ut1PP.A.141 CATTLE 111./kuirnlir.
Dee 6 -Cattle-Reeelptk „ our line.. Do not be '
' deal men in Clint•on in
the fatuity were all in deep sleep it. is • •
$5.75: sews; $4.50 to $5 per eieta. and
sill ts wohld le Ire followed. The only •Yeals-ffecelPts, 200 head,; •steade; tops, order. vii t hout•first call-
• • talked into placing your
known caese for the fire was the evi- $8,25 to $8:75;• common to good, 35,50 to $8. ." int/ ot1.03. • • '' •
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(lice of a hole where mice could go :
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( $0.20 to $6.30.: mostly $6.25: roughs, $5.10 . Next to Commercial. 'Hotel
Mc to 20e lower; heavy, $6.40 to *6.55; ap. Dahl
_ HOOVER, pop
have had access:to matches. Hogs-Beeelpts, 16.200 head; fairly active; ...I •111114
in al d. out and it OS believed they ' mixed, 80,30 to $6.40; Yorkers and Piet
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11• 1 : It is easy to chose Superiority is.evid.ent :. ... :
i Selectiugi From Our Stock. Is a Pleasure 1
as every article is of the very highest quality . 1
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WE OFFER, you a stock of Xmas. pros- 1
1 ,• i exits to select 'froth the equal of which has '
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iWE. CARRY a complete line of the fol- °
lowirig artiales.
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II Watches -• Ebony Goods '.
. Clocks Manicure Setts
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i JeNvelry (in cases and separate)
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I Fanoy China English Oak Goods'
Out Class Purses ;
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1 •Silverware Spectacles and
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1 ., Cutlery • Eyeglasses •
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you care to select now for Xmas 1
1 ALL ARTICLES ENGRAVED FREE.
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1 Marriage Licenses Seettred Here
P. B Crews,
Jeweler, attc1
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"Mang. joints
In the fingers, toes, arm, and other
parts of the body, *re Join* that are
inflamed and orwollen by rheumatism
WO cad condition at the blood. which
affects the muscles oleo.
•Sufferers dread to move, especially
alter sitting or lying long, and their
condition la coromonly worse in wet
weather.
..I staferen dreadfully from rheureatbani,
but have been completely cured by Hood's
Oarsaperma, for widen I ara deeply grate.
iTub" Miss Femme Burrs, Prescott, Out.
"1 bad in etteek of the grip which lett Me
weak and heipleas and suffering front ?lieu-
Matleat. I boom taking Hood's SarsePa-
.rilla and this mentelne taw entirely cored
VC li bairn no begiatimila ;Myhre it Payed
O MY Ufa"' M. I EfeDIMAhri, Trenton, Ont.
ci' IS' • pa la
Removes the elms° of rheumatisoamo
outward application can. Take it.
o• e S... ••• 1
zuntoTa.
Miss Gibson, who has been en-
gaged as mill'ner with D. S. Faust,
leturned to her haniu near Blyth last
week
Miss Lizzie Rats of Parkhill, who
has been visiting with ber uncle, Rev.
W. J. Yager, for the past two weeks,
1.11 (m Saturday for her Intane.
N1 hen it comes to raising roots opr
eastern friends are " rot in it." Cal-
vin Dowson of the Goshen Line, Stan-
ley,. recently pulled three of his iarg-
eSt turnips -one a which weighed 31
111s. end the throe together 91 lbs.
Mr, Harry Little, veterinary dent-
ist, left town last week. Herman Ben-
der, Jr., purchased Mr. Tittle's tools
and will carry on the veterinary dent-
istry,
'The undersigned oilers his hardware
busiaess for sale in the vil-age of
Nov. r2th.
It. ROUATT, Bayileid.
PI,A.NIC FOR $ALE ClIFAP.:,frr 40. •
.A. quantity of hardwood plank for
sale cheap. Suitable fox• barn or
stable floors, culverts, etc.
R. ae J, RANSPcOuRalltoaa.
Nov. 4111.
HORSE, BUGGY, CUTTER AND
MA1tNESf.4 FOR SALE,
The undersigned igloo for sale 1
driving mare, 1 buggy, x cutter and
set harness.
E. HEMP,
Clinton, October 28t11.
FOR ALI, FORMS OF KIDNEY
DISBAS.
I, the undersigned druggist, am ful-
, ly prepared to give the following
I guarantee with every soc bottle of
• Dr, Pettingill's Kidney -Wort Tablets,
1 tite only remedy in the world that
positively cures all troubles arising
• from weak ex diseased kidneys :
" Money cheerfully retarned if the
sufferer is not relieved and improved.
alter use of otle bottle. Three to six
1 ottles effect astonishing and perman••
• eat cures, If not relievedand cured,
3011 waste no money,"
• R. P. REICIE, druggist,
Clinton, Ontario.
40-7.
Minton Market Report,A
TUCKERSMITli FARM FO- $...LE.
New Wheat..,.......... 0 70 to f, 70
Barley.. . .. .
Oats,
Pelts
Bye • .. ' ..
Potatoes per bushel
• Huttorolls and crock
. Rot ter -in tub.., • • .
Eggs per dos
Hay
Wool • • -
Live Bogs per cwt....,
Floiw per ewt,...;.
Bran per 'ton • •
Shorts Per kin
0 BS to 0 37 The undersigned offers for sale that
0 29 to 080 eRhooaiede, Tti5icokerasenireith,one
mileiaromonthas
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oronf
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Clinton: New frame house with sum -
bask barn, -
o 25 to0 30 drive shed, hen house,flrstaspsig
0 14 to 0 15 two wells, Windmill, and small or-
. 00,1103 .tboo 00 eblamekrde::ndTheof iBoaty. hd rrtiyr ear e rreu: so fa f raotssa,
„ „„ the finest of grass land. This is a
8 °°15 '100 0° whl wSPilleintibieso
d fladoaeasy
tems.
rin, ewell situated, and
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Hagar
Shoes ..
is the best shoe
in America •for
men OT Women.
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PflCBS ranob from
$3.00 to $5.00
You Can procure
them from
FRED. T. JACKSON.
SHINOI4A •
S . is the best ShOe Polish
.H . Beware of imitations • 11
which are named to I
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SHINOLA
Patronize the New Shoe 'Store
and get New Shoes.
Fred. T. Jackson I
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enables us to sell at wholesale <
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Inas Fruits
—Now in Stock—
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(1 lb, packages), New Sul-
tana 'Raisins, New Table Rais-
ins, l'ileyv California Primes, <
New TeCiale MS, New
APuonds, New Evaporated Ap-
ricots,' New Peels, • Lemon,
Orange and Citron. .
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ected aod 4 crowo layers; New
• Selected 'Raisias, Argulmbau,
Finest Filiatea. aud Yostizzas
Currants. • : •
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HAIR 'CUT
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NEXT DOOR To IRWIN'S GROCERY.
George D.Roberton.
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