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The Wingham Times, 1899-03-03, Page 4,.• •••%., • 4. t: • 4 • THE WINUU,A.11 TIMES, MARCH 3, ISti9, HERBACEUM eff HORSES = • CATTLE AND POULTRY, fr re CUUN A. CAMPREIUS 111 Ft 1-ii±anal-'9F-4-WFazia--a14,'57vtirrla-5F414-374Z-Ireaa. For sale only at Drug Store. ADvsavismas. • 1Notice ofebanges must be left at this office not later than Saturday noon. The copy for changes must be left not later than Tues. day evening. Casaal advertise• mews accepted up to noon Thursday of each week, oTitili)liugljam times 'RID!, 3, 1899. EDITORIAL NOTES. Since the Dominion general elec. tion in June,1806, the Liberals bave won 35 bye elections, and the Cop servatives 2. Tbe Donunion House bas been aumoaoned for March 16, and we may expectsome scene ina debates. 8 40 .32 ata 242 Gederinlirrp..1 . 3900.......82 4 2i GO 0 ......01. 70 0 . :32 23a 42; tastlinieh Town1 0a 77 2 04 -. -05 3 f.0 40 4 05 5 48 6 07 7 51 47 4q .09 .33 412 370 WaVO'neeb F4.1 84 70 3 72. '18 4 65 31 301 181 Wassnosb W. 1. 57 .70 54 . .05 3 3t; 04 4 83 50 5 54 23 294 282 IVIA.ToRRuniinlEess. Asb tield 11.. McLean Colborne. , .09. „ Clinton . Goderreb. tp 187 Goderiob town ...42. V.ast Wawanosb120 West 'Wawanosb .12 . Z•ive totooit teeraete Toronto, Ont., Feb. 28. The cable reports a fair market for cattle ia Liverpool and Lore:lora and prices fbr shippipgstoek on the tool market are firmer. The receipts of cattle at the western yards to day were repre- sented hy 47 loads, and business was brisk. One or twoof the big export- ers are giving 5e, and for an extra good animal a trifle more, bot the majority of sales of exports are reported around 4o per Ib, Light exporters sold at Cc% per lb. For bluchers' cattle the market was rather slow. Good butchers' sold at about 4s per Ib., with ordinary eattle bringing from 8rie to 4e per lb. The market for stockers was quiet. Dealers are quoting him 33 50 to 33.75 per ewt. There were several head ot' mild) cows on sale, and buyers are offering as high as 648 for choice animr Is, The receipts of sheep and lambs were represented by about 250 bead. Lambs are quoted at from 34.40 to 34.65per cwt., and sheep at from no to 3c for•bucks, and 31e to 3e for,ewes, Calves are quoted at frooa 34.50 to 35 ,per cwt. The receipts .of hogs were represented by about 1,200 head, with prices easy;' the best selections at 41e per lb. ; thick fat 327 187 at 4 8ae per lb.) and light bogs at 4e 24 ballots were spoiled, 40 were reject. edTIVtotal v ten wee ppouti :ed ,nb1 aticike. , inpendent of spoiled and rejected ballots, we e. „.. ...... .22 74 McLean. 2134 Majority for Rol tnes..140 0,0. P. Etigb. Court, per lb, Melt cows, eaeb, 330 to 348. Export cattle, per ewt„ 34.75 to 35 ; Iigbt., 34.25 to $4,45: Butch- ers' cattle -Choice, per ewt., $4 to 34.25 ; common, ewt., $3 to 33.75 ; stockers, pit, ewt, 33 25 to 33.75. Sheep, per ewt., 33,25 to $3.50. Lambs, per cwt., $4.40 to $4,65, calves, per cwt., $4,50 to $5. Hags -Choice, per ewt., 34.25 to 34 25 ; heavy fat, per cwt., 33.75 to 33.75; light, per cwt„ $4 ; sows, per ewt.. 33. East Buffalo, N. T., Feb. 28. - Cattle -In the absence of sale offer• ings and liberal through shipments, the market was quiet; the feeling in choke butcher grades is steady and unchanged. Calves were in light supply, moderate demand and easy; choice to eitra were quotable at 37 to 37.25; good to choice, 36.70 to $7., Sheep and lambs -The offerings were light, six loads; there were not. enungb on sale to make a difference in the prices; lambs choice to extrrr; were quotable at 115.1Q to$5.2,0; good ta ebtace, 60 tO $0.10; sheep, choice to extra, $4,40 to $4.60; good to eboiee 64 25 to ;144.40. Hogs -There were only 1.0 loads on sale, but the demote( was slow at the prices: heavy were quotable at 34,05 to 34. 10: Yorkers, $3.95,to $4,05; pigs, 33.• 90 to 34; roughs,$3 25 to 33.50; stags, 32.75 to 33. Sir Charles aud Mr. Foster are in bad humor, and they know how to express it. One Conservative friends will have t turn to retake this week. Mr, 'Nelson Menteith, the Conservative candidate for the Legislature was elected in South Perth on Tuesday last by a majority of 30. Mr. , Valentine Stock ran in the interests of the Liberals. THE OFFICIAL PIGUalsia YOR WEST RUBOIC 111•1,10111r1" FOR ROL:WES-140. On Friday last A. Sands, Return- ing Officer, assisted by W. Lane, opened the ballot boxes at Goderich, in the presence of Messrs. Holmes, lieLean, Pruudfoot, Hays, bleGilti- caddy, Todd, 1Z.nox and Martin, and gave the following as the offieial figures Ilolmes McLean Ashfield 1 03 .81. 2 59 106 3 54 .59 4 38 69 5 7G .,.4T 6 .77 .29 7 • 75 30 432 421 Colbdrne 1. .105 52 •9 37 49 3 77 87 4 ...., 68... • 287 2)8 Clinton ......1 2 41 24 3 • 4 5) 37 5 40 28 • 6 17 24 7 .22 28 00%111,41144•11101611/1altWali.0 1feWHAT TO OHOOSE FOR A BRIDE isotna perplexing I que.i. don that is not very easily answered. Throughout our store you will find numerous suggestions that have the merit of being in 1 good taste. If you wish to select a suitable present for the bride, let us help you out. 1 hese Wedding Gifts • ill please. 1 HALSEY PARK 1 1114110446,44/4/1A1 ilellogiell 4.46 The following is a short outline of the officers reports given at the High Court meeting of the Canadian Order of Foresters in Brantford ,this week :- The H. C. R, R. Elliott, of Inger- soll, called attention to the fact Last in tbis city the order was organizedin 1879, jest twenty years ago. The order has grown until now it num bers 30,000 members. The history during the past two decades has' been most satisfactory and eneourag- • ing, and the past year has been one of the most successful of all, no less than 5,686 new members being added. At the close of 1898 the sur. plus amounted to $701,173.75,• The.. affairs of the order Save been ad- ministered with care and econoity. Forty.seven new courts have been instituted, and of these 12 are in Ontario and the remainder are plant ed over the other Provineea of the Dominion. The order is making most satisfactory progress in the Maitime Provinces. The death rate last year was low, being only 4.56 per 1,000, a most satisfactory showing at he end of nineteen years. One page of tbe official organ, The Forester, is now printed in French, and this feature is most popular with the brethern in Quebec, Tbe paper will continue to be issued by Bro Gautrner, of Guelph, who bas con- trolled it for the past nine years. During the past year 137 death elaims have been 'promptly paid. These amounted in hit to 3143,937. This is less by 38,000 than was paid out in the preceding year. . . Bro. T. White, High Secretary, presentee ' most encouraging re port. The total membership is 30,798, Of these 15,134 are con. netted with the siek and funeral benefit department, 2,212 members have been relieved, and the sum distributed among these in their sickness was $42,066. Bro. John Neelands, igh Trees urer, presented a report" which was most gratifying to the eoart, showing as it did how rapidly their insurance surplus is growing. Tbe interest alone last year brougbt into the coffers of the order 321,268. Ae. cording to the report of Dr. Stanley, Chairman of the Medical Board, the death rate, with the exception of one year, was lower last year than ever before. The sick and funeral bene. 64 fand, aecording to the report of Dr. Young, associate of the Medic il Board, is not in as satisfaetory shape as the insurance fund, The matter of placing it on a better basis- will be considered at a later stage. Mr, T. W. Cam, in presenting tilts report of the AUditt.ra. Called attention to the feet that the order lies 110W on hand 022.09 fearth t$1,000 Of ith,.urance. Eto E.,Uar,uti.t, Super. interident of Organization; pointed ot,t in los report thlt the average age of all the char.cr members in courts instituted last 'year was only 29.14 years. Never hofore in the history ofthe order was the work.of orgatizatiott proaecttted more Ivor- oasiy than now. BELv1ORE. • Many of out. citizens have been suffering with la grippe. . -Mr. Smith, of Clifford occupied the pulpit of the Itiethodist caureh on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Kennedy, the pastor, preached on his old circuit. Miss Jane Baker has returned after a lengthy visit with Harriston friends.. • Miss Minnie Hayes has returped' alter a two • ninths' :Visit to Wench - in Arthur. Miss Laura Mulvey is suffering from an attack of la grippe. Mr. John Fortune had a very successful wood bee on Friday last.. Mr. Charles Baker is moving to the farm whieli he purehased front Mr. McLean. Mr. Ralph Metcalf . has a colt 21 months old that, tips the scales at 1310 lbs. • NextP A very successful meeting of the Soutt Bruce Farmers' Institpte 'wee held in the hall here on Saturday afternoon and evening. The even. inv. meeting was very largely,attend. ed and the different, addresses were interspersed with vocal and install 4mentat music. Mr. John Hartley will hold an entertainment in his school, U. S. S. No. 13, Howie* and Turtibetry, on Friday, March 10th, commencing at 8 delotik. The program will eonaist of readings, . recitations dialogues, vocal and instrumental musie atm club swinging. In addition to loos' talent the following have consented to assist with the • program: The Wtoxeter Quartette and Miss Brea,. of Wroxeter; Mr. Robert Admit, of Gorr* Mr, Howard. Lefty Of Bei more and Messrs 8. Graces'', 0, flatme, and IL Wightmah, of Whig -bat% Adtnibbion 10 C. Proceeds a nevitted tomakingsome eessery improvements school. .Couvt,10 slanting for 3 1103. ••••••.**141. Jana try deposits in the Postoffite 8 t villas Bank ernnunted to 371l,781, aiel waft :rawals to $07i,201. Lumwr f5�1$7$, March 2, 1899. 11"."'"""1"IMI1011611"m"1"f1""""PrmwmoN41114umnm;"I'llmmlf* 11101114011; )037B, mWoutot. POrreoted by r Deans, Produce Dealer. Ifill0/10.1.soiwoomsmimpomtilAsswwwwmooppols loolompitimmy'app, THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR STORE Oats, am . 0 67 to 0 60 szi ram 1 r 101) lbs Spring NV beat...... . Pette, .. .... . . . . .. ..... .. .... (0) 2074 GO° 00 20°4 t 3 Barley 0 20 to 0 32 rt Turkey, Airawe 0 08 to 0 00 (=test+, *- . 0 05 to 0 00 Duoks, per pair 0 40 to 0 50 butter,. • • . • • • • • • A • • • • • • •0 15 to 0 10 Baas rot doweo.'....... ,.., 0 15 to (3 15 Wood per cord.. , . ., ,, 1 SO to 1 7o Ray per ton,..,.....,450 to 5 00 Potatoes. per buqbel, 0 '40 to 0 00 Tallow ,per 15 0 3 to 0 4 Dried Apples, per 15 0 4 to 0 4 Wool Ohloketre (19to 0 0 o201 ., Dr00 essed hose 0 30 to 0 30 • . EAST W AW.NOSlJ, Mr. Wdliam &titer and child rave been 111 with la grippe for some days p A private marriage took place at the 13,tptle,t parionage, Clinton, on Monday 1‘114.ht, week, the partimpants being James 'Pabb, jr.. of Auburn, and Miss Mary Catherine Witmer, of East Wwalosh, by the Rev. J. T. Mut-duck lA'['he young couple will make their home in Auburn. The congratulations of their many friends are numerons. The following is the report of S. S. No, 5, East Wo wanosh for the month of February. The mutest ere arrang- ed in order of merit *see: • 'bled by a systent of daily markings.c.c..,uctions - Made fur bad conduct, lateness, &c. - Sr. IV. Maggie McDougall, Jennie t Rintoul, Alberta Rintoul. Jr: IV. • Fran k• M il le, LeslieDeaeaa Willie Elliott, Roy Deacon, Alex McDougall, Emerald Anderson. • Sr. III. Frank Shoebottom. Jr. III. David Jotnston, Robby johtieton. •Sr. and. Alex Rintoul, Raymond 111 tIIIN 14 tI Macdonald Block, HIGHEST PRICE PAID -FOB.-- Potatoes, Apples, Tallow, Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples. JOHN KERR, Winghrm, Ont. 1112 1 ••• re,T 41111 11111 ,..r.gitreM1.1rMITNIT . TIM" 1 a • Wingham's Cheapest • $. $ . ,,,,,41, ,rq, .i...,t. I W '''' rt:..",:',: ,titi „ ..„:,,, ,..,.:4 , ,, ./i A $: Elliott, Bella aleDougall,Roy Ander. ea 'son, Herh Well. Inter. 2nd. - Will Shoebottom, Howard Shieti, Berlena Johnston. Jr. II. Stanley Elliott. Part II. Ella. Walker, Chrissy Rintoul, Harvey Linklater. St Louis 13. DtieP, Teat:tier. PAINTS • We have a full stock of Ark Brand Read Mixeil a a I .1;_ -4111.• Per R. R McKay, of Woodstock. has decided that his interests in' Waodetock compel hitn to decline the call to Winnipeg Paints, and if you intend doing any painting this season; KOu will find, ouLtock ftnd pr,ices,will suit you. Mr. E. Gas Porter, of Belleville, , in conYersatian, intimated that the Y Napanee hank robbery ea.40 would $ BIG GLES not reappear in court. •-.- Every cough, makes • your throat more raw and irritable... Every cough congests the lining membrane of your lungs. Cease tearing your throat and lungs in this way. • Put the parts at rest and give them a chance to • heal, You will need some help. to do this, and you will find it in • We have secured. the agency for the. Rambler an Winchester Bicycles., See theen. Get our prices, • STOVES AND TINWARE • We have a coinplete stock of everything in the IlitO of Stoves and Tinware. • Our stock of. Sap Pailsb;pd Spiles are selling like hot cakes. - # No can sell you anything in the way of Gener41 1 .0 Har8Ware, Stove, Tinware, etc., at prices as low as the lowest. A call solicited. . • it • 10 t• . i S. E„, KEOld Post Moe Stand. • e I ; 1,,,,,,it,,,,„4„,..mk„si„,44A4.41.4.,t,401,0,444)"44,0",%.,•,‘,.., . i nie4. . CLEARING as I;. • T. A. Mills will offer for the next 30 days at speelar low p 5es his - . 7 • I' a • at WINGHAM. Prom the first dose the - quiet and rest begin: the tickling in the throat ceases; the spasm weak. _ ens; the cough disap- pears. Do not wait for pneumonia. and eon-, suipption but cut short your cold without delay, ire Ayer's Cherry Peg. oral Plaster should ,be overthe lungs of every per- son troubled with a cough. Write tothe Doctor. : ,,greror avggai°.kipri: varL II I tiv won,. . onr expur eweinr boa wen Iralt l'hyrry pootoue, you ICU roteiv4 vromptvoply, without tOtit • Address, DM .1. V. AVM. -a 1 entire stock of Felt acid Winter Goods eansisting of 'at <et/ Fur Goods, Mantles, Overcoats, Eats and,04s, Underwear, Flannels, Wool Sheetings ,and Blankets, • e In Ladies' Fur Jackets cur stock is complete in all the differei sizes, prices ranging at 325.00 arid upwards. Extra large sizes always Itept itt steeks. peakeilaliFpurriceGsolondsLgaduitter:%nuttel ;les in Curl Botekle Broad ClothelFreize. Beaver. TheSS,goods have all been bought from the =Wad; 'ers At , jobbers prites, and are now being sold for' less money that the ei chant could buy them in the earlier pareof the season. See our Overcoats -Men's Youths' and Boys', in Tweeds Fr e and BeavAer,laartg$63.130t0oeaktdofupuwnadrdersw. Underwear in %Union, American, Fleeee414 d 111111 I Alt wOonolr fVollol2S2lieeetainndOupawndardtlankets are the best made iiy er, of , Paisley', and MeKelvie, of Wrot.eter, No shoddy or Flying in, dip goods. Guaranteed to wear. •IV 1• 10 Lowo.1,1•XAtts• We 04.401 4.. IC 4 c a 3