The Clinton News-Record, 1905-03-30, Page 5301h, 19013
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HE AOLSONS BANK
InCorporeted by Act of Patilansesit 185ii •
CAPITAL PAID UP $310000000
RESERVE FUND $3,000,00
—BRAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.-- •
Feenterse Sale Notesi Csielted or Collected. Drafts on all emote in t
D Great Britain, United States gna all Foreign Conlon iets bow
gist end told at best retes. Deltoids, receipt* issued and highest'eurresit
rate of itstereet allowed. Advances mode to Fartneee• Stuck Dealer
atid litisineee Men et lowest, sates and on intuit favos able terms.
—SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT—
Delmeite of 411,00 and upsyrirde received. Interest allowed it t bigheet
curs en t 140..8 from ditte et &emit, compontoled bait-yea:11y and lidd-
ed to prist ei pal June SOth and December 314G.
E. C. BREWER Manager, °• CLINTON
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ANTLE
CLOCKS
Another lot of
new Mantle clocks
just in, including
new designs. The
style, finish and
time keeping qual- •
ities and prices are
right. Call and see
them.
Many people are
troubled with erra-
tic watches. To all
such we say,try our
'Veatch Rep .ir De-
partment. All our
work is guaranteed
If we cannot give
you satisfaction no
;on can, and then
the prices are right.
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W.H. Hellyar
Jeweler and Optician ,
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,--CLINTON
Neemseietesesetessieiewieseelem
This is one of the inoet
rnod-
ern of mottos and a good
one it is. You've been •
thinking of giving 1.‘s •
an order for gro-
ceries,
A COMFORTABLE SIX -ROOMED
house on Orange street for . sale
or to rent. Hard and soft water,
ete. The house is at present occu-
pied by Mrs. Ben. Webb Sr. -James
(look, Clinton. 03
HIDES AND SHEEPSKINS WAN -
ted at my hide house in Clinton,
Highest • cash price paid. -0. S.
Doan, Clinton. , 50-310
I HAVE BOUGHT THE BUS AND
draying business from Messrs, Moff-
at =and Ker and rented the stable
of Dr. Flvans where I have teleph-
one connection. Passengers oi hag -
gage called for or delivered to ailY
part of the town. Prompt service
guaranteed; -Josh Cook. 62
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK,
-The undersigned will sell by pub
le auction. at Lot: 45, Bayfield Ro-
ad, Goderich township, on Sature
• day, April 1st, the following:
ss -1 mare in foal to heavy horse,
• 1. general purpose filly rising 3,
1 horse 6 years old, 1 pair ponies
rising 2. datele-6 cows in calf, 4
• farrow cows, 7 cattle 2= years old'.
This• stock will be sold. Terms, 7
months credit or 5 per cent. per
annum. The -frame' of a barn, 28x
• 38,. will also be sold at same thne
.and place.-Janees Smith......
SEED OATS FOR SALE -.-A (WAN:
tity of the Sheffield Standard Oats
.
.for dale.7They. are a new kind, 'a
great yielder, a white oat 'pad round.
top, free !rem smut and foul' seeds.
50cents per bushel. -Tyndall
Bros„ Ord con., Hullett. ' 61
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FAI1M FOR SALE. -LOT 14; CON.
4, Stanley. township, Containing 100'
acres, about 85 acres cleared, the
baleece hardwood bush coataining a
etfeheinlock and other ealuable
thither. The place is, eituated• shout
2e -miles from Varna end Brucefield
end eel miles from. school,is well
watered and welt fenced• and' .in. a
good state .Of cultivation:: There.
is 7 acres ot fall wheat, . also '12*
acres 'ploughed and all seeded ex-
cept .15 acres. Frame hous.e. • and
good • out buildings. Possession gie.
veil at any time.Ter:US snide easy
to suit the, purchaser: For Wither
= particulars apply .to Samuel Reid,
Varea P. O. • 44
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— DO IT NOW—
We want to „get that order. We're
anxious to show you how. ' dee
pendable the eniality. is and hew .
moderate the prices are: We went,
to introduce you to
"Grocery Satisfaction"
-This week we passed into stock-
-about half a ton.of "Tea" Pri-e
--ces ranging from 25e to 75c per-
-lb. The quality invites inspection-
-In justice to yourself you ' ought-
-to test our teas _
A. 11..ilgoil,
CLINTON.
Phone 111. Prompt- Delivery.
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LICENSED. AUOTIONEER.--GEOR-
. . A
•ge Elliott, licensed auctioneer for
. the' County of. Huron, /solicits • the
patronage of the public tor busi-
• ness ire his line. Sales conducted
• Or: percentage or so much per sale.• .
All business. promptly attended to.
-George Elliott, Clinton P. O., re-
sidence on the Bayfield Line. • 58
MRS, W1VI...SANDER'S'ine;ESS. CUT-
tirg Sehoel'e For e10 I will give a
$5 system free, and ,teach any lady
how to cut, fit and put together
any article in Dress. or Mantle. Mak-
ing: . in. two . weeks, from -the
•:plainest shirt waist to the
most elaborate dress that. can
• be found in the Fashion 'Boole with-
out thd use. of paper patterns. I
• have ta,tight over 1e00. (fifteen . hun-
dred) . this last six years, and 'offer
$100; (one hundred dollarad to anY-
•ore I can'tteach, or :can prove to
Me they ,can learn as muoh. any
• other place in two years, JUST
THINK OF IT. For $50 I • will
.teach anyOrte that is a dressma,ker..
or good sewer and drawer to teach
this course, giving them my teach
ers' certificate. Strangers may bee
ard at school. A.: suitable reward
given to anyone informing me • of
any person trying to teach this
couree which I invented and had
. patented, that does not hold a cer-
tificate from me. Next class com-
mences Monday, April 3rd. Write
• for partictilate or -see me at ofY
•Sehool in Stratford, OpPositS Win -
.or Hotel, on Albert St., on , Sate'
urday, April 1st, from 1 to 6 p.
m. IVIrs.,Wm • Sanders, Teacher in
Dress • Cutting, box 159, Stratford
P..0. .
If yea see it in The Netts-Reord
AUCTIONEER -JAMES SMITH Li-
• censed Auctioneer for ,the County
of Heron. AU Orders entrUsted to
•• me Will receive prompt attention.
Will, sell either by percentage or
per sale. • Residence on the Bayfleld
Road, one mile seuth of Clinton.
Li'iJ.11'OR SALE-4'HE uNrcon-
sigtied offers for sale, lot 21, ton -
don. Road, Stanley, consisting Of
100 acres, 90 aerea cleared, balance
hardwood bush. Well watered and
11. miles from Brutefield.
and 5 from ClintOn. Will be sold
on reasonable ternla as the pro-
prietor is in ether 61181010e For
'further particulars apply to F.
Toren:non, articefield P. O. 42
A. advertiscritent in The Newit-,
Record brings gepd resultai.
The News41eCord ,g1Ves the local
helm
Marriages.
WEIR -RAE -At the residence a Ike
'bride's uncle, Mr. EMMA
WaU-
ace, TUrnberry; o March 15th,
by Rev. W. 1,1. West, Thomas
Weir to Margaret May Rite, both
o1 Ternleerrye
IIIRTZEL-TREITZ-At the residen-
ce of the bride's father, on March
10th, by Rev. G. D. Darnm, John
T. Hirtzel, to Laura, daughter of
Mr. John Treitz, all of Orediton.
STEW.A.RT-BELL-At the residence
of the bride's father, on March
15, •by the Rove E. McL. Smith,
Duneari Stewart. of Tueliersmith
to Ann, deughter of Paul P. Bell,
of Zurich Road, Hay.
Births.
MeGEE-In Bayfield on March 26111,
to Mr, and Mrs. James MOM, a
som-
CARTER-In Wintham on March 9th,
to Mr. and Mrs.: John Clerter„ a
daughter.
PARKER -In Atwood on March 13th
• to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parker, a J
• daughter,
BUSCH-In Hensel' on March leth,
to Mr. and Mrs, Fred. Busch, a
son.
SARARAS-In Hay on 11111 emi., 00
• 1Waxch 14th, to Mr, and Mrs. Ne-
• ah ,Sararas, a son.
•• Deaths..
HILL --In. Clinton on March 25th,
Samuel Hill, 'aged 83 years, 5
menthe and 7 days..
JONES -In Goderieh on March 24th,
• OwenJones, aged 83 years.
FLUKER-In Blyth on March 23rd,
Samuel Fluker, aged 38 years.
TAYLOR -At Grace hospital, Toron-
to, on March 20t11, Robert Tay-
lor, aged 59 years, only ,soii Of
. the late. Jobe Taylor of Goderich
• township.
POCOCK-In Wingliam on March 20,
• Richard Pocock, aged 34 years.
1VIeCLENAGFIAN-Ire Kinloss on
• Maroh 20th, Susanna, Mitchell, wi-
fe of Mr. Geo. MeClenashan, ag-
• ed 81 years and 7 months.
WINFIELD-eAt Whiteohurch on Mar-
. ph 18th, Edwin Winfield, aged 66
years, 8 Months and 9 days:
DULMAGE-In Winghim on March
• 18th, Agnes Smith, wife of •Mr.
Anson Dulmalge, •
CHESNEY--In Tuckersmith on 'Mar-
• ch 23rd, Mary Pearson, relict of
• the late. HughM. Chesney, aged
, 81 years and 5 Months.
W00D-In Tecicersiiiith an March 9th,
• Ann Weed, relict of the late John
• Weed; aged 70 yeaese
ENGLAND -In Dashwood on March
•• 16th, Mrs. England, in her 83rd
•year. =• .
CLE1VIENTS-In'Uslyorne on March
18111, Isaac Clements, aged 87
BAKER -In Brussels on 1V1areh 21st,
, !`Grandiriother" Baker; Whose ho-
me was in Zur•iteh, about 75 years
kiikicin -on Sunday lylareli
• • 19th, 'William KIrk �f Exeter, 'ag-
ed 27 year's:
NELSOIN-InLondon on Match 21st,
• Jane, .Wife „Of • RoeldOrd R. Nel-
son, feimerly of Exeter 4 aged 60
years arsd 3 -imenths.
FOR SALE-! BUGGY, MIKADO,
will be sold, . Can be, Seen at • Les-
lie's e carriage W. [Iran-
denburger. • 61
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AUCTION .SALE.-- EVERYBODY
come and • get a bargain in ehina
and crockeryware, at the auction
'sale at Ballard's 'grocery on Sat-
urday evening, April, 1st, at 8.
o'clock, • • 64
FOR SALE.' -500 CHOICE ROSE
Bushes; at 20 pents each. -Apply t�
Joseph Wheatley........60
TOWN PROPERTY FOR
The undersigned offers for -sale the
• property on William street comni-
einly known as "Straith's Gravel
• Pit." If.not sold within' a few
days 1 intend opening the pit- and
• will have for- sale earth: for bou-
levards, sand for building purposes
and gravel for the streets. I also
offer for sale the house on Mary,
street at present :occupied by Mr.
Jobe Bell. -john. Johnstone, Rat-
tenbury street. ••• ',•\ •
ausiNES§ CHANGE. -WE THE
. Undersigned • :sire. to "thaek our
many custothers for the very liberal
patronage bestowed upon uS during'
the past seventeen years we have
been in -the coal business and =at the
same time to inform the public
that we have disposed of our coal
business with premises •end - fixtur-
es connected therewith to 1V1r. Don-
ald McCoryie of Clinton, whom we
• consider quite eapable of supplying
the reqjuiteinents of the public, and
solicit •for him a cohtietistime . 01
the Very liberal support bestowed
upon us in the past All parties
• indebted to Us tor coal Will kindly
• attend to it at once.- Harland
• 13ros.4 Stoves mid Hardware.
TO THE PDIILIC.--1 WISH To IN -
form the 'people of Clinton and
vicinity that I have purthased the
coal business of Harland Bros. and
in a few days will hey° spring pri-
tea and solicit Your patronege.
will endeavor to supply only the
beet grades et eoal, and at reason-
able prices and will do all in rily
power to give satisfaetion to all
who may favor the with their or -
Leave your orders with me
or. at 'Witted Dem.' Hardware
Store. --D, MeCorvie, Coal Mer-
chant.
BICYCLES. -I HAVE AGAIN• barked in in the bicycle business, 8,nd
have on hand a number of new
wheels of the best makes, Cleve -
lands, Recycles, ete, 5 also de re-
pairing, •also eleatpeniniet scissors,
lawn mowers., etc. Setiefeetion go-
aranteed.-Albert Turner, at the old
stand, Itattenbury street.
.100 Men For Farati.
• Thero has been a steady stream of
• imnaigtant in Toronto v3e) Will de
trains from the Bast. On. Tuesday
morning one hundred Men reg4ster,a1
• air the imsnigretion °Mee, and all
• were sent out before noon to work on
farms. Mr. Persse. says that every
immigrant in Toranto who, will do
farne,werk has had a plaoe given Mine
There are some few hundreds in the
•city who expect to get work at their
various trades.
Merchants Ask
• For Legislation.
The Retail Merchants' Association
of Ontario has asked the Governme-
nt for the following leg•islatibn
That the Peddlers' and Hawkers,
License Act be -amended,
That the Transient Traders' Act be
amended. •
That the Division Court Act be
amended so as to simplify end reduce
the fees for the collection of small
debts.
That the Trading Stamp Act be
amended so that the giving of cou-
Pens, exchange tickets, or similar de-
vices by merchaeits or manufacturers
will be abolished.
Verdiet $6,000 '
Costs $12,000.
An illustration of the persistency
with which a railway corporation.
will appeal from court to court aga-
inst • an unfavorable judgment wherein
damages are involved, is afforded in
the case of the executors of the late
aacoi) W. Speers, cattle buyer, again-
st the Greed Trunk Railway Com-
pany, The company now Carries the
case from the Court of Apecal to' the
Supreme Court of Canada. •
Speers was injured in a rear -end
collision on the G. T, R. between El-
mira, and Berlin and his health was
neve): good thereafter. He sued .. the,
railWay company for damage ancl.
the ease was sent (seer to the !text
Assizes at divest Sound. le the Me-
antime his evidence was talieri, He
died before the teial was held, (hut the
•executors carried it ,on. • The Divis-
ional Court gave ; judgment of 35,000
for his Wide* and $1,000 for the oth-
er heirs. The .company appealed, but
the Court .of Appeal cenfirmed the
judgment. Now they go to the Su-
preme Court It is -stated that' the
costs in the suit and the appeals ha-
ve piled up aleeedy= to the amount of
about $12;000.. •
He Was ..11.441.11p
For. Qvot: A.: Year
'TILL DODD'S ,KIDNEY PILLS 'Cif-
mki.KIDNE TROUI3LES,
NOW HE'S. PERFECTLY HEAL-
THY AND ABLE TO WORK-
. GIVES ALL THE PREDIT • TO
THE: GREAT CANADIAN KID-
NEY REMEDY. '
' Wapella, Assa., N: W. T., Mar- 23 -
Special -Cured of Kidney Disease -th-
at had laid :him up f4..?r over a year,
Mr, Geo: Bartleman, a well ' known
man here, is loud in his Praises of
Dedere Kid,ney . Pills, .(o'. to them
and , nothing else he claims he. ewes
his .cure. .
!.`Yes, hed •
Kidney teouble " M.
Biertlerear. says; "I. had pains in my.
back and in other parts of my body
and though:the. elector aid ivhat he
could for me, giew weirseetill.I was.
tumble to work."
". Then I . started to :take Dodd's
Kidney Pills and I took Ahem; all
Winter and stuniner while .1 was me,
able to work 1 .took in all- twelve,
boxes and -now I am perfectly heal-
thy. Mr pains are all, gone and I am,
able,- to. Wbrk. I heartily 'recommend
Dodd's Kidney Pills to all .stillererg:
from Kidney Disease."
Dodd's Kidney pills always mire the
.Kidneys. HealthY Kidneys stratri all
impurities, 'ell' seeds of, disease,. out
of ;the blood. That's Why Dodd's
'Kidney Pills cure such a wide tange.
of diseases, including Bright's Dis-
ease, Rheumatism and Urinary Trou-
bles,
• A ease of small pox was discovered
in Iiamiltor. Tuesday morning. .
A petition to wind Up the T.01 ontd.
Automobile Company has been filed,
which shows the coriipany to e�
very bad shape financially. •
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1V1IL H COWS, NEWLY QALVED,
for sale. -John Holmes, Huroh
Road, Clinton P. 0. •63
PAPER HANGINC+.-:=THE SEASON
• has again arrived when people are
decorating their homes. I am Still
in the Paper Hanging and House
.gainting Business and guarantee my
• work to be second to none. The
• three great features in this busi-
• ness are quickness, neatness and ec-
• onomy.' My .price is 10 cents per
roll, Satisfaction' given or no mon-
ey asked for. Orders left at my
house or Couch's butcher shoe= will
receive prompt attention.' -T, Haleliesideece, West end Rattenbury St,'
EXECUTORS SALE -THE mama.
signed will offer for sale on the
premises at oee o'clock p. m. on
Wednesday, April 5111, the folloW-
ing 1 horse and harness, 2 light
wagons, 1 plough, 1 sculfler, 2 set
harrows, 2 hand seafflers, 1 hand
seeder, 1 tile spade, 2 wheel bar-
rows, 1 box stove, ladders, grind-
stones and a compiete set of gar-
deners' tools. Terms $6 and un-
der, cash; on over than amount 7
months credit on approved joint
notes. 0 per cent. per annum
for cash. The house and five
acres of land will also be offered
for sale at the same time. This is
a, splendid chance for a gardener.
11. Beattie, solicitor for the execu-
tors of the estate of Edward Wise,
George Ellrott, ,,Auetioneer.
CATARRH THE MOST DANGEROUS
OF ALL CHRONIC DISEASES.
"Pe-ru-na Is a Blessing to Those Troubled With
Catarrh," Bays United States Senator Corbia.
Colds Not Promptly Cured AreSure
to Caine Catarrh. "
Catarrh Improperly Treated is Sure
to Make Life Short and.Miserahle...
'Many Wonderful Cures Are Made
' by Pe'ru-na. —
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.CATARRH spares ho'organ . tune* -
• tion'of tbsbodY. It is capable' of
destroying eight, taste, smell; hearing,
digestion. Secretion, assimilation' and
• Gentlemen --“The use of Pe;.
rune has been a blessing to
those troubled with catarrh.
So Many of my acquaintances
have been cured and benefited
by its use that its curative
qualities should be generally
known. I do not hesitate to
. recommend it as the best 'rem-
edy yet discovered forthat dis-
ease." --41. Y. Corbin, 916 Chi-
cago Opera House, Chicago, Ill.
excretion. It pervades every part of
the human body. '•'
Peruna alsueures brOitehitisr coughs,
and consumption in the first stages with
unfailing certainty. .
. Hen. D., 'Y. Corbin, is ex -United Statee
Senator and Cousin, of Adjutant General
Corbin of the United.' States Army.
.Judge Corbin is one of the best known
lawyers in Chicago and stande•hIgh pro-
fessionally and soeially. The above
endorsement coming from such' a. Man
'
cannot help but 04 weight and import"
.ince to the thousands of testimonial.
from the humbler walks of life.
Catarrh is the cause of at Wet on.
ball of the ills to which the human
Melly is subject, is there no way. to
escape from it? There is+
reruna never falls to cure it cold. Fe -
rune never fails to cure catarrh in thy
first stage. Peruna cures peatarrh in the
secend stage,- nine easel: out of ten, Pe -
rune cures catarrh in its last and 'wont
Stages in the majority of cases, and
never fails to benefit .every case, how-
ever bad,
book dn the our of throat Ind UMW
diseases, and catarrh in all stegee and
varietiee, gent free to any addrese
The l'eruna Medicine Co*, Celan:bus, 0*
;Idly life Hung by 0 Mer. Thread,
Ppfulia Cured bile."
Mrs, Sarah Smart, 270 Ray -ward St.,
Drooklyn, writes:
"I can't tel/lU worde bow low 1. wag.
My life bung by a mere thread, 1 was
waiting formonthe to die,
"My trouble was consumption or
•
bronchitis. I suffered no pain when
was low, but coughing and breathing
kept Sapping what little strength I had.
I could not eat, sleep or even leen back
on a chair,. I was a mere skeleton,
saidto my. husband, II cant last m,uch
longer.' My neighbors say they do not
knew how I ever recovered. It, was al*
moat a miracle, • ' •
• ,q took your medicine but three .
months', when T could do my housework
and washing, and have been doing it
ever since. Now I am able to do any-,
thing. Ton . would never think I had
been troubled with such a serious
noes. 1 shall always keep your medicine
in my house." -Mrs. Sarah Smart, •
Deapolred of Recovery.
• MM. R. L. A.ulichi Vice 'resident
American Genealogical Association, eat
II street, N. W;, Washington, ;3, 04
writes: •
know whereof 1 speak When 1 eay
thot Pernne is a wonderful remedy for .
&Ids and catarrhal trouble. Last fafl 1.
Wt13 very ranah .debilitated from the
effect of a cold contracted early in the
'summer, and which I neglected. I knew
that Mysystem.Was in need of medicine
and rest, but to find the rightthing waa
the problem. Happily 1 gave Perune a
trio1 first and hair° no reason to com-
plain of the results. Within a Month I
had entirely recovered MY strength 'and
good health and. really; felt better and '
stronger than befor.e.7**-Mrs. R. , L.
• Aulich. . • ' •
If you. do not 'derive Troinpt and satis- .
fee tory results from the use of Peruna, .
-write at Once 'to lir. Hartman, giving
fulllitationent of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad,
viee gratis. •,
Addrese Hertman, 'President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, ColnnibuS,G*1 •
Mrs. Chae,, Waltershad the misfOr-:
time to fall oh. Saturday' and fracure.
bath benes • in her left wrist Tirs • is
the fourth time that ibis' lady has had
Mkeelart; 'c't4 who for
bones mes, s • lb sr o
the last ceeple of years- have operat-
ed the .bridlt. Yard here, have disolved
sepoanittiiroerhip, 7 Mr. 1VIeLa:rt.yfull
. taking fu'
Mrs. A. Heddle'es SoineWhat
in-
dsiiosed. at present at the home of
her sen-rin-law, Fred..„Sto.kes, 1bOder7-
ich; We hope soon to hear of her
reeivery. •
Pahl 1VIaedel -returned home on Mon-
day = of last Week after attendieg the
meeting fig the 'Grand Lodge of the A,
O. *iJ, W: •
' Mr. • and Miss Turner returnedto
the WeSt .on :Tuesday; 'last after .stiene
ding: a .couple of Months with friends
In this and other locaeities.
•
lielgrave. .
At the farewell supper in the A.
O. U. W. ;hall here,' for :the eparting
brethren, a splendid time was enjoy-
ed by the Jaige company. Anout 10
aliens of oysters were introduced to
tile department of the interior of
g ests plus a good share of the oth-
er luxuries Of life, COu'ii. George Ta-
ylor e filled the bill as ohaiernare in
• good . style and •the program• core,
sistedcif emnplimenitary. and 'commeee
datorY addresses with the expression
of the .wish fer greatest success by
Rev. A. E. Jones, Rev. J. J. Ha:stie,
and, County Couneillor Son-
gs were sung by Messrs:rX L. Geri -
des and N. McRae and instrumental
selection's, riumetoui and choke, were
provided by Messrs. Davids, Geddes
and Stewart, with Miss Laura McRae,
and Miss Potter0eld as aceompanists.
The departing brethren are Dr. •Ash, Edward Edward Henry, John Wightman
and Howard Leishman,' who respond-
ed to the good Wishes. With • 'the
exception of the first Mentioned gen-
tleman the' company will go fa the
Northwest and it would be difficult
to find a. better contingent. They
Will be • greatly inisSed in this foeale
ity but we hope the hest ief success
may attend them in =their now 'homes:
where they should do well:
Mr. Wm, Watson has already' sold
two carloads' of British Columbia'
shingles ' for the spring work. There
is a great amount 61 new roofing to
he done this summer.
Mr. Daniel Geddes has plans out for
a Lew brick residence t� be erected
this summer.
The farmers are having a great
amount of grain chopped in BelgriiVe
both mills being very busy.
Dr. McAsh has shipped his houee,
hold eireets to Clinton Where Mrs.
McAsti and family Will reside while
the doctor is in Europe.
• Mr. A. Haslam has =disposed of his
store to Mr. George 3/101tenzie of
1/gingham, for property near MooSe
.Jaw, Asst..
Mr. Henry Johnson represented Bel -
grave lodge at the A. 0. ir. W. Grand
Lodge in Toronto last week.
Mr. dames Grigg has sold' one a
• his heavy 'horses for the Mositoba
markets,
Stock Market.. .
: CHICAGO LIVE ,ST.00K, .
Chicager March 7th -Receipts, .22;-
000 ; good to.larime steers, $5,25 . to
poor te medium, $4. to $5 ;
stockers and feeders, $2,75 to $4,75.
• Hegs-Reoeipts, 4.0,000 ; no.xed :and
butchers', ‚$5.Z5 to $5.50 I; good te
°helm ' heavy, $5.40'to $5.50; • rough
heavy,' $5.25 to ,$5,35 ; light, :$5.20 to
$5.42 ; intik of sales; $5.35t� $5.45.
Sheep -Receipts,_ 26,000'; gond ,to
choice wethers, $5.75 to .36.25 ; fair.
to bhoide mixed, $5 to 35,50; native
lembe, 35.50 to $7,70, •• .• •
• BRITISH, CATTLE. MARKE'r. •
• London, March 27t -=Live cattle are
quoted at 10ic to J.1c per lb, ;. re-
frigerator beef., 84c to ate: per lb. ;
Sheep, 12e to 13c . per , lb, -
•
JUNCTION LIVE' STOCK '
• • . •
TOrente, March 27th -r- ReeeiPts 01
live.. stock • at the 'Junction fila:rket;
owing to bad 'roves in the Country,.
were :light, 2e car: leads, composed of
540 cattle, 4 hogs 'end 18 calves:. •
.' The quality • of fat eittle was fair,
, Trade was brisk.. all offerings be-
ing sold at 2 m. ' " •
prioes, considering the qiiaitty of;
cattle were little if any better than.
a week ..ago. More cattle, both .e.ue-
cliers' and exporters,' would nave *fo-
und ready sale. ,
•• 'Exporters :
Prices ranged from 34.50 to $5t1.2i
pee 'met, for • steers, the bulk gOing
at $4.75 to $4,90. « Export bulls
sold all 'the way from 33.50 to $1.12.e.
per cwt.
. Bute er
Choice picked lots sold at $4.50 to
$4.65 per cwt” butehere were few of
them and they were good enoueh in
=quality for 'exp'ort ; leads of good,
$4.25 to $4.45.;' fair to good, $4 to
$4.2P; Medium, 33,65 to 34 ; com-
mon, $3 to 33.50 ; cows, 32.50 to
33.e5 per cwt. ' • .
Veal Caltes
Priees ranged from . $5 to 36 per
cwt. ,
Hogg ; • ,
H. P. Kennedy reported priees as
follows ; . Selects 36.65 ; lights and fa-
ts, 36.45 ; ithese prices are off ears.
Hogs, fed and watered, are as fol-
lows ; seleets $6.40 ; lights and fats
36.15 per cwt, .
Representative Sales :
William Levack bought '17 ear loads
of butchers' and exportprs, at prices
giVen aboVe, which are his )quota-
tions of the market.
Halligan .& Lunness bought three
loads of exprters,, 1300 lbs. eaeh,
at $5.121 per cwt., and a few cows
of choice quality a,t 31 per cwt.
McLaughlin te Cole sold ap export-
ers, 1350 lbs. each, at 35 per cwt. ;
12 butchers', 1040 'lbs. eaeh, at $4.40;
8 hetchers', 1100 lbs. each, at 34.60;
4 good butchers', 1115 lbs. each, at
$4,70 ;cows, 1200 lbs. each, at
3,73; 2 bulls, 1900 lbs. each, at
$3.90 ;A. bull, 1400 "lbs., at 33.35 ; 1
milch cow at $40.
Dunn Bros, bought 1 load .of ex-
porters, 1281= 'Ng. each, at 35 ; 3.
bull, 1750 lbs., at 34; 1 bull, 1600
lbs., at $8.06 per cwt.
W. H. Dean bought 2 Toads of ex-
porters, 1250 to 1800 lbs, each, at
$4.90 par oft,
,
9.%; 'Halligan bought 2 .10ads of .
porters, 1325 lbs each; • at $4,90
• , T. cilioggrolaretholit; sola .10. choice
tehers 1050.. lbs. each, at 34.05 •
.per cAvt..'; -• 1 bull, *1900 lbs.; .at $4
.per cwt. ; 2 caws; 1210 ib. : each,
at $3.85 per cwt. . •
• II. j.. •Letity, farmer, from Burn-
harnthorpe, sold 8 hegs from . Off, his
wagon at $6:30 per eVet, '
iVfaxket Notes :
Jive stock dealer; and
countycouncillor for Kent County,
Ont., is not satisfied with the sail- •
way rates. Mr. Ross stated that the
Pere 1V4rquette & Grand Trunk char-
ges tate of, 14 cents per cwt,
from Merlin to Toronto Junction
from Ohatham,; 10 miles east of .• Mer-
fih, 12 cents per cwt. ,; fronir
busy., 9 miles wet of Kerlin, 13 een*
ts • per ewt ; 'from Fletcher, 3 miles
north from Merlin, 13 cents per cwt.'
Merlin is the seine distance as Flet -
elver, but is• l• Cent 'per ewt higher: '
rate, •
. .
• Arthur W. Murton; .e Well-known
life insitranee man, awas killed oa the
Grand ' Trunk-rfrailevay tracks near
Toronto 'Monday night.
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