The Sherbrooke examiner, 23 janvier 1899, lundi 23 janvier 1899

3 crbroohc (!: laminer.SEMI - WEEKLY EDITION.VOL.II.NO.3*î.Series SHEKBKUl>KL, QUE., MONDAY JANUARY Would You Believe It ! :.U3taR*!W '-Sk '57 For iht* next ten day* bt fore taking -lock 1 I will t>ell Dry Goods, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES.RUBBERS, MOCCASINS, etc, etc., At Less Than Cost ! The proof of tht above can be had by calling at my ?tO'O any time between the hours of 7 a.m.and » p m of the i ext few dav « W.T.OUGHTRED.Marbletor.Dec.27.1898.Can.Phone No.1λ.' I - ICJii We have been using one of these stoves in our shipping department for 3 months steady, and as yet HAY E TAKEN NO ASHES OUT.Saves wood and money and gives enormous heat.*1 * j.o •YiIOLKSALii AND KÜiTAIL HARDWARE & ÜKOCELERY, 61) and WoILngt^Ti street.rrttTttnnrinnnnnrjrtrr^ y?mnr!>‘rv Vo | If you Know what you Want it is your own fauit if you don’t get ft.£ In days gone by dealers were U able to sell people just what they ^ pleased, but the public ( : :o-day £ are inclined to find out f them- £ selves the best article in every line £ and they insist upon ge.ng it.>o p jA V « ft .J .C .A ÿ v i E Vvv fol l k .Granby Ru A *»' 2k ^^ t ¦ » Ü/VO OVERSHOES £ are known throughout the whole country to b?the best st\ £ in fit, finish, quality and durability and that is why ^ ^people zvi// have Graiiby^’s and no other.The extra!' £ thickness at ball and heel makes them last twice as long.£ GRANBY RUBBERS WEAR LIKE IRON.i: \ : This house hnn been efltabliahed over 40years,and at every season of the year you’ll find a complete assor»mentof hnmefumiahings of all grades.Doting January wo’re going to make some big reductiors in prices.We want our stock reduced by several thousand dollar*on Sl-tinst.We do a big cash business.We give credit to hundreds.No extra charge for accormnlation.Closest j rires throughout the year, but prices this month will astonish you.We’ll gladly show you through our warerooma and quote prices.STEEL & BRUNET, J.H.BRENT, Manager, 77 WELLINGTON STREET.OPPOSITE the Q.O R.OFFICES JSTUiH ! CREDIT, IME OPAY.B0Y8 CLOTHING Double and Single Breast Boys Suits with Knee Pants, cheap.Gents Ready-made Suits All kinds and qualities.GROCERIES—Pure Spices and & ’w.Ïïshojp, BISHOP S CROSSING, P.Q j •¦A Mm* MONDAY.JAN.23, 189fi CITY ITEMS.Mr.F.J.Enright was admitted to the study of law at Montreal, after passing a brilliant examination.Mr.T.Lefebvre, local ag*jnt for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., of New York, left with us a very pretty wall calendar this morning showing a group of children playing and picking flowers in the meadow.The “Webster House," near the Bona-venture Depot, Montreal, is a good and convenient stopping place for travelleis from the Townships.Rates 81.50.E.C.Perkins, proprietor, tf-82 HARD TO BEAT.Johnson Bros, of Minton sawed for Mr.Bennett 50 cords of drag and circular wood in eleven hours The logs being 12 and 14 feet long.At my sales room, McKechie’s Block, nuction sale of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Ready-made Clothing, Gents Furnishing, Overshoes, Rubbers, &c.Sale this Monday evening and continued every evening until all goods are sold.C.G.Odell, Auctioneer.CHORAL SOCIETY.Owing to the absence of Mr.E.F.Waterhouse there will be no meeting of the Choral Society this evening.W.N.IRWIN & CO.130 to 134 Wellington St., SHERBROOKE.W.N.IRWIN & CO.Railroad Street, COOKSHIRE, COLE & HURD, Agents.w.N.IRWIN & CO.Pleasant Street, COA1ICOOK, B.S.IRWIN, Agent.Owirg to our increasing trade we have found it necessary to open branches in Coaticook and Cook>hire, where we will carry a full line of Farm Implements, CARRIAGES, HAND-MADE HARNESSES, etc., etc Also a COMPLETE LINE OF REPAIRS for all the different machines that we handle.Before placing your order call on our repiesentatives and get prices and terms.W.N.IRWIN & CO 130 to 134 Wellington St., Mr,.SHERBROOKE, QUE.The Orleans County Musical Festival at Newport, Vt., Feb.G-10, will have Mr.Julian Walker the basso of Trinity Church New York City, as a soloist.Ho will captivate all admirers of a rich, deep, cultivated voice.2w25 METHODIST CHURCH.The East Sherbrooke Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs.B.C.Doyle’s on Tuesday at the usual hour.The Junior Ladies Aid will meet with Mi^s Cassie Davis, on Wednesday, 25th Jan Bluff Street.GARNETS V.MAGOG.A return match between the above Clubs will take place at the Sherbrooke Skating Rink this evening.An interesting match will be the result and there should be a good atetndance, and thus help the hoys along.MIERBROOKE SNOW SHOE CL! “Ladies’ Night” will be observed at the Club house on Wednesday evening next.Members are requested to meet at the post office in uniform at eight, o’clock.Sleighs will leave for the club house at 8.15 sharp, one going via Montreal, Queen, D minion Avenue, and London j Streets, and the other via Commercial ana I Melbourne Streets.These sleighs are for ladies, and ladies only.THE CANADIAN RAND DRILL BONUS.^M V'^T V v W- V-% sr N V * A * *r- v -x A public meeting was held at the City Hall this morning when Mayor Fortier was avthorized to call a vote to approve or disapprove of by law 191, «hich is known as the Canadian Rand Drill bonus by law.Mayor Fortier granted the request and the voting will take place next Monday and Tuesday “MtTb” VICTORIOUS.Beat Quebec by Seven to three.The hookey match on Saturday e\ei-ing between Quebec and the “Meta ’ one of the beat attended this season.A gi*od deal of feeling had been aroused over the fact that the visitors, although they btat the “Meta ’ 111 Quebec two weeks ago, were not looked up u as h.ing greatly superior to the home aggîegat on if they were as good.It was also known that the “Mete” had put in a hi*rd week’s practice and we e in splen lid condition.It was about half past eight when the teams stepped o the ice and it was easily seen that the Ancient Capital representatives were far heath r.At about twenty minutes to nine Capt.T.Somers read the riot act and cautioned the teams 'against rough \ lay.The play had not proceeded but a few ininutts when it was at once observable to the spectators that such a caution was necessary, t hie or two of the Quebec team were known as players who were not particular as to what tactics they used.It is not often th tt the captain of a team is singled out as a mean man on the ice, but this ert’-tainly was the case with Cahill of Queliec.All through the gone this player seemed to have it in f r '-ne or the other of the players.He well sustained his reputation, as also did several other nieniv>« rs of the club.O’Meara, the goal keeper, was ruled off for foul tactics, and all through,played a very rough game.This actics on the part of Qu bee was quite uncalled fi r Certainly Sherbrooae did not begin rough work, and all through they played a gentlemanly iramo.IV r haps they got nettled t having so many goalssci>rtd against th» m hutsur.ly they are sportsmen enough to take their me.icineas other teams have done before, gracefully, 'they would have been much inoie respected had they done so.Capt.Somers made an efficient referee and gave entire satisfaction From the first no fears were entertained for Sherbrooke.They g »t down to work immediately and made matters hum for the Quebecers.The visitors goal was assaulted repeatedly in the first it w minutes and in six minutes first blood was drawn in favor of the home team.Matters opened up again with a swing, with every one well sustaining a hard fight.A splendid stop by Rocque was all the look in that the visitors had when in six minutes again number two was notched for Sherbrooke.This seemed to raise the ire of the visitors for they resorted to all manner of tricks.The third game was sco ed in six minutes thus giving the “Mets" three goals to nothing 111 the first eighteen minutes.The fourth game was taken by Quebec in five minutes, and four minutes later the “Mets” again sc red, and just at half time Quebec put through the sixth game On resuming at halftime the game was hard arid fast, and the visitors goal was well surrounded and some very close calls were the result.Only once in a while would a rush be witnessed on the part of Quebec but it came to nothing.During the first twenty six minutes the game was pretty well up the iqe towards the visitors goal and t liijfies a general mix up would take plaae.A beauty was sent in from Worn bell and passed O’Meara.Two other goals were scored for Sherbrooke in quick succession and within a brief spice of time Quebec scored their third and last goal.The boys on the home team put up a splendid game and although it would he invidious to mention one more than the other we cannot refrain from drawing attention to But'er, the new man on the home team.He played a magnificent game and is indeed a great acquisition to the team.That his work was appreciated was evidenced by the popular calls from the spectators.Rocque is a cool ’un in goal.He never seemed to get flurried and does his work in a manner which evoked much praise.The teams lined up ai follows : — QUKKKC POSITION MKTS O’Meara goal F.Rocque H.Copeman point J.Davis C.Cahill (Capt.) c.point E.*Spafford(Capt.) L.Picard centre J.Sangster F’.C.Billingsley* centre forward C.Moe W.J.Halliday right wing H.Butler W.H.Wilson left wing H.Wonibwell O.Maguire umpires J.Samuel A supper was held in the Magog House after the game.Capt.K W.Farwell presided.Mine Host had an excellent 6Up(er awaiting to which full justice was done.Afti*r th“ usual loyal and pattiotic toasts the chairman proposed tho health of the Quebec Club He referred to the good ! feeling which had existed in the past e-B.; tw en the Sherbrooke and Quebec Clubs I ai d threw out the hope that it would contnue.C.Cahill, captain of the Quebec team, in reply referred to the ill feeling which had been shown on the ice that evening but hoped that it would be forgotten.He proposed the health of the Metro-lolitan Hockey Club.Mr.Picard of Quebec also added a word of thanks for the kind manner in which they have been received.Messrs E.Spafford and J.A Lomas of tba Mets and Mr.Billingsley of Quebec also said a few words.Auld L*ng Syne and God Save the Queen closed a pleasant hour.W.C.T.I A bueincti met ting of the different Unions a id Y’s will be held 111 the parlor of 1 he Methodist Church on Tuesday J.tn 24th, for the purpose of organising ‘ho county.All memiierti specially requested to be present.A cordial invitation is ex tended to all friends interested in this work.A parlor social w ill be given a* the home of Mrs W B.1 jeBaron on Tuesday evening, January 24.All are cordially invited.Rtcordiug Secretary.2 ins SUING FOR THE PRICE OF A FENCE.In the Circuit Court on Saturday morning before Judge White an action was heard at the instance of the B 1 ish American Land Company against the Sherhr oke Street Railway for the price of a ferce.The B.A.L Co.alleg » that the Street Railway Company agreed to erect a fence between the Land Company’s projurty and the canal leading to the Power House.The Street Railway failed to build the fence and the pursuers did the work *t*d are now suing f »r the cost of the same.Mr.C I).White,’of Cate, Wells A Whie appe ared for the pursuers, and Mr Win-Morris, of Liwrence A Morris, for the defendants.THE VAC AN Y IN THE NORTH WARD PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE CALLED TO SELECT A CANDIDATE ( Several names have been mentioned fi r I a councillor in tho North Ward in room { < f Mr 11.R.Fraser, whose resignation I as counciller w ill be received at the Council meeting to morrow night.We undersold that a public mcetini» of the rat ‘payers of the North Ward will he held at an early date to mak a choice of a candidate who will, of course, he elected by acclimation.The legal notice t > fill the vacancy will be issued at the meeting to-morrow even ing.CURLING CLUB.On Saturday afternoon two teams were chotien t-» n pn sent the Sherbr< ko Curling Club in the competition for the Governor General's trophy and the Branch Tankard.These trophies are open to tin Dominion a> d there are three sections m which tho various teams compete for them, viz., at Quebec, M< ntreal and Ottawa The wint ers in each section play ofi at a point decided upon by those who hive charge of the arrargemeuts.The personnel of the teams is not yet decided upon as several of those who have Is en chosen will be unable to go to Quebec.The events take place on Thursday and Friday of this week SONS OF KNGLXND BENEFIT SOOIKTI IN BA8TEKN TOWNSHPS.We regret to hear that Mrs.Ï .0.Belanger is no better to-day.She lias been very ill with congestion which followed an attack of bronchitis.PERSONALS.R.W.Honcker E q , went down to Quebec this morning.Mr.John McNicol was registered at the Queen’s Hotel, Montreal on Friday.Mr.R.R.Burrage registered st the HotelCtrslake, Montreal, on Friday.Mr.R.Johnstone was registered at the Hotel Carslake, Montreal, on Saturday.Mr.J.A.Flagg has been laid up with la grippe for a few7 days.Mrs.Edw.Bryan and Mrs.J.S.Buck-land, from Barnston, spent Sunday with Mrs.W.E.Loomis.Mr.L.E.Panneton, Esq., M.L.A., was home from Quebec Saturday and returned this morn ing.J.A.Chicoyne, E*-q., M.L.A , came up from Quebec Siturday and returned this morning.Mr J.A.fQate, who has been confined to the house for the past ten days through ill n 88 is able to be out again.Mr.and Mrs.G.A.LeBaron and Mias LeBaron left last night for Portland, en route to Boston, where Miss LeBaron will remain for some time at the Conservatory of Music.Mr.and Mrs.C.G >rd »n of Eaton, spent Sunday in town at Mr.J.W.McKee’s.Rev.R.Robinson of Danville, preached for the Rev.F A.Read, Lennoxville, yesterday.He was in town to day on his return home.Mr.Richard Sampson has been confined to the bed for the past ten days with a severe attack of the grippe.Miss Ives from Fort McLeod and Miss Ives from Compton are guests of their aunt, Mrs A.W.Hyndman, M «ntreal St.Mr.J.0.Waterhouse returned Saturday night from Portland, where lie had been to attend the funeral of his brother, Rev.W.Waterhouse.Mr.I hn Dolphin returned home from British Columbia Friday night, after an absence of six months.Ho was installing machbiery for the J click es Machi e Company out there.TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Hroma Quinln»* Tablets A1 Dug^iste refund the money if if fails to Cure .5 rent*.FRIGHTENED AT THE CARS.On Saturday evening, while driving towards Sherbrooke, Mr.S.L Spafford had a narrow escape from serious injury.It appears that his horse got frightened at the Lennoxville car and backed into the front of the car, with the result that the sleigh was badly smashed, but fortunately Mr.Spafford and his two sons escaped without injury.THE LENNOXVILLE BAZAAR.The attendance at the above bazaar on Saturday evening was unusually large, owing in a great measure to the interest that was man Tested in the vote between Miss Allard of bherfiro» ko and Miss Colby of Lennoxville, as to which was the most popular young lady.On the votes being c muted it was found that Miss Allard hud 8184,70 to her credit and Miss Colby 8122.20.Mr.L.E.Panneton presented the former with a twenty dollar gold p ece ami the latter was presented with a five dollar gold piece, tho gift of Rev.Father Seguin.The hiziar will close to-night and the indicati ns are that tho returns will he away ahead of last year.M \NAGER HAYS WILL EUR' »PE.VISIT M C.M.Hays, general manager of th ^Grand Trunk Railway, will leave at the end of the month, with Mrs.Hayes, to spell I a well-earned holiday in Europe.He will take the North German Lloyd steamer from New York, and after a tour in the Mediterranean wdll return to London in time for tho annual meeting of the company in March.It is understood that after the meeting Sir Charles and Lidy Rivers Wilson are coming out to Canada for the formal opening of the Victoria Bridge and will visit the Pacific Coast.THE FAMOUS EL PRESIDENTE, THE INCOMPARABLE 10 CENT CIGAR.We use only the very choicest Havana tobacco in the filling of 11 is cigar, producing that delicacy of flavor and richne-s of aroma, much sought after by particular smokers, and win h has heretofore been considered an exclusive feature of the choicest imported Havana Cigars.Show your appreciation of our eff«»rls to produce a really fine article by smoking no other.W R.Webster & Co.PRICE ONE CENT.EARLY CLOSING.The by-law governing the c!«>sing of the stores three nights per week covjee into foiee to morrow (Tuesday) evening.Mr.S.L Clough’s fine tandem which appeared on our streets Saturday was admitted about the finest yet seen in town.THE LEINSTER RE CALLED FROM HALIFAX Tiie Leiiuter R gimeat, which only arrived in Halifax la>t fill, has been re-called.It was the intention to send it to Toronto to recruit, hut they will not be permitted to remain here.They will be relievid by the Worcester Regiment, now in Bermuda, in October.T e Sons of E igland Benefit Society is doing good work among Englishmen in the Eastern Townships.A l arge di legation from Capelton, Sherhfboke and New ; Rockland, despite the unfavorable stnte of the weather, assembled at En field , Lodge, Richmond, on Saturday evening of last week, when Bro.A.E Schooii, ; district deputy, with the assistance of Bro.Geo.C.Smith, vice-president «»f Primrose Lodge, Montreal, in tailed tji* ofii cits for the etisuicg term.Bro.W.C.Blake, >f Montreal, afterwards address d the gathering at some length on tho position of tho Order in the province and the pr «poets fi»r the future, which was we’l received by tho-e present.L >dge Albert of Uapeltoii eonsitting a’most exclusively of miners enjoys tin unique posiiion of being in proportion t«« its membership the premier lodge in the province in regard to finances.At least two more 1- dges are expected I to he instituted in the Townships shortly.Miss Alice Walter Bates, of New York, the pianist of the Musical Festival at Newport, Vt , Feb.ti-10, ha'* been the accompanist for tin* Florida Cliatauqu* for three years, and lias given unbounded satisfaction; both in chorus woik and as a sympatheiie accompanist for soloists.She has played many times with Dr.Palmer a- conductor, and is a worthy successor of Martha Dana Shepard.2w25 GOVERNOR-GENFRAL OF SOUDAN.THE Cairo, January 21.—A decree has l»eeii signed appointing General Lord Kitchener Governor-Geneial of the Soudan.2,000 DOUKHOBORS ARRIVE AT HALIFAX.The steamer Lake Huron arrived at Halifax on Friday with 2,000 Rusaian Doukhohors The whole partyT'will disembark for medical examination and if a clean bill of health is reported the journey will be resumed to St.John, N.B., where special train will be in waiting to convey them to their new home in the North-west.The steamer Lake Sujmrmr lef' Batoun on January.*! with2,100 Doukhoboes who w’ill join the same party in the far west.HOW RUSSIA DISARMS.St.Petersburg.Jan.19.—The Russian Government has ordered a new cruiser of 0,250 tons to be constructed at the Vulcan shipbuilding yards, Stettin, Prussia.It has als » been derided to build in Rus-siatl yards three battleships of about 12,800tons each and two cruisers of 6,000 and .3,(MM) respectively.Numerous torpedo boats are now in course of construction under Government order .Rev.E.A.\V.King, of Gallup Hill, Melbourne, was thrown from his sleigh last Saturday week and dislocated his shoulder.Mr.R.A.Dunton, an old Richmond boy, has been appointed joint notary to the City Council of Montreal.17 A N T KI > Hoard for man.wifo and child, in Kiiglihli ‘-piMkinK family with nochild-rcn.Address “S.I.,” Examiner Office 2in8* DE 1TH8.H \ HH1 * nN At Wi.dHor, P Q.on Jan.16th, 1891».Winnie Vogt, aged 26 years, ten in h.and 29 day h, beloved wife («f Thomas Harrison.HYNDMAN.At Huntingville, on the 21hI Jan.1899, Maria Hall widow of the late Jeremiah H>ndman, in her 77lh year.Funeral takiH place to-day from her lato rosi donee.SAMPSON In this city, on the 21st Jan., 1899, Kliza Moo e, wif.of Mr.Kich&rd Sampson, aged 42 years.Funeral will take place to-morrow (Tue-dayy afternoon at 2:'o from No.19 (Jordon 81,, to the Presbyterian Church, thence to Klmwcod Cemetery.The Globe, TORONTO, CANADA.The Leading Newspaper of the Dominion.THE DAILY Han over 1^,0410 more regu’ar circulation every day than it had in 1K97, and nearly 4,000 more than one yeir ago.IT OKOWH RECAI SK IT I LKASHH.IT HAS ALL THE NKWS EVERY DAY.The Saturday Illustrated — With Its 24 or 28 pages every Saturday, its illustrated supplement, its many special features—Short Stories and Sketchy Articles— besides having the current news of the day, has become a strong rival to the beat monthly magazines, IT IS CANADA’S GREATEST NEWSPAPER.You can have 'I HE (J* OH8' every day and the Saturday Iu.umtkatkd for about the s »mo price as you have to p«»y for many of the smaller dailies.The WEEKLY GLOBE Has had -< ver «l new feat uro-< added, has all t he m- as of th • \ve« k in < 0 else fo m and keeps its read- rs j», e’ose touch wi h every partof the world, and more < spec! «Hy our own country.Subscript i ui ra'r sani full particulars can be had at t he « ffico of t hi- pa er, any newsdealer or pontmaat' r, or send (firec.t to THE GLOBE, Toronto.Canada.Dont fail to attend the festival of th® Orleans County Musical Association* at Newport, Vt., Feb.6 10, 1899.2w25 1 loney ! Honey ! 1 Bargains in the Hardwire flep't.CkBMEN IN HARD LUCK.Dr.Gustav H.Bobertz 252 Woodward A VS.DETROIT, Mich., has by hD great success proved himself to be A GOOD DOCTOR f ir chronic and «’crvous diseases.Sensible men who do not desire something for nothing and who condemn the reckless claims and glarii g advertisements put forth by ?© many medical com erns, should write to l>r.Robert*, who 1* widely and favorably known throughout the Dominion and whoso treat meat N eon ceded both scien’ifle and successful.Instructive Rook Kkkb.Address as above Hocrecy assured.ANOTHER CAB OVERTURNED.There seems to bo an epidemic of accident-, U) our cabmen of late running foul c.f the rails on the track of the Street Railway.A carriage belonging to William Ram-‘ say, containing four ladies, yesterday af temoon while attempting to cross the track opposite the new Q.C R.office , buildinp, turned com* letely over, throw-! ing the rcrupants into the street.A few minutes and willing hands sutficed to divide the buuch into its original parts.1 Fortunately, with the exception of the ; surprise and shock occasioned by the sodden overturning of the vehicle, none of the ladies were injured.Evidently the cabmen are a little alow in learning the art of crossing railway tracks at the proper angle, hence the occurrence as narrated above.Cahrik.\ January 20th, 1899, COMB—White clear Ho^oy in sect ions, 15c each or 2 for 253.STRAINED In jar*.Pure S rained Honey in pint jars 25c each, Ralston Health Poods HAVE NO EQUAL."Life with health 1h huppinefcH.with out h a Had ex petience." Ralston Health Breakfast Food In a perfect food, rich in ghitsn.In pack iges 2dc Ralston Barley Food Contains more brain building elements than any other breakfast food.Ralston Psn Kake Flour for flap jack- & muffins.Requires no yeAst or salt.' What is your fortune, my pretty maid?” ' My HEALTH is my fortune, sir," she said «:« ; I ?« ?**« * I Dover Egg Beaters 12 cents.Victor Flour Selves 20 cents.Sad Irons in sets 75 cents.We carry a full line of Tinware & Graniteware Which we sell at the lowest prices.Æxes ! Jlxes ! Jlxes ! 50 cents.50 cents.50 cents WE HAVE A GUARANTEED AXE At $1.00 Cross Cut Saws, both narrow and wide, “Lance Tooth,” Saw Handles and Files, in fact every thing to be found in a first-class Hardware Store.“WANTED—IB Cords G>ood Grreen Hardwiood.JOHNSTON & FOSS.COPY AVAILABLE 7593 THE EXAMINEE.JANÜAR 2000 Cords B£s_Wood Wanted.WANTEI>—30ÜO ('OKI)S OKPKEUED BAW wood ou the Hoe of the G 1 wSftftîf J ror further information enquire of UUOUtf « WAT.I.KY.tSherbrooKe, Que §Sr.r ^»I* or fÇo §f«*.GRAND TRUNIf RAILWAY SYSTEM FOR SALE.A KAHN CATHKDKAL ORGAN, in Kood ooudiii- n, cost $17u.To be sold for $80.Kxira flueHUx».Apply M ANSK, tf-14 Gould P.Q.New Mileb Cows For Sale.Apply to J.P.Atkinson, Suffield, Que.tf 31 FOK HA.L.JK.New Milk Cows and Beef Cattle tor sale.Apply to Wm.Pitman, Belvidere.4ins22 For Sale IMPERIAL JUBILEE l set lA to 50c.Jubilee IM'VVV.'VI A (Mres* stating Price* DIXON.< 0 EXAMINER OFFICE.Hillerest Farm tor Sale The Home Property jf the late G.W.Powers, M.Ib, in \\ atervüle, J'i acres of excellent, lam* Id the best state of cultivation.Two acres Strawberries.LarKc House and Barns, all nearly new, Excellent 1 mining water in house and Ohms.Healthful locality, flue view Poeseteion given immediately.MRS.K.A POWERS.J.R.BALL.h xecutors.Dairy Farm For Sale, Situated about two miles from W ai/erville on th • road leading to Milby, and is known as the “Willie McIntosh Place.” There is about 215acre*, a good part chared and under good state of cultivation, the remainder well work od.Good farm buildings.For further particulars apply to JOHN McJNTOHH Sherbrooke, or E.A.LITTLE.Dec.3rd 1893.tf JO Hatley.Pure Bred Berkshire Pigs for Sale.A tine lot of Young oars ready for use, also Spring Sows, Brood Sow- and Kail Pus.Prices reasonable.JOHN R.YCEY.Jr., P.O.Johnville, lw22* Lennoxvillc, P.Q.Dairy Farm For Sale.1 i Hi ACRES of land, "ituared Jjf miles from lUU Bulwer h'.P.K l St it ion.Farm in good state of cultivation, with 2 Barns, large House, neaily new.* mall Sugar Place and good Apple Orchard.Earn well fenced and well watered.Will be ^o’d at a ba gain as I am retiring from farming on account of old age.Greater part of money can remain on fai m Apply or write to 4w22 JOHN I'EASE, Bulwer, P.0- Farm For Sale.150 ACRES—Situated U miles from Bulwer (C.P.R.) station, on road to Mar tin ville—3 good barns, hog pen, carriage house, good dwelling house, running water to house and barn.Good apple orchard, also sugar place Farm in good state of cultivation.Pasture well wat ered.Farm will carry 25 head of cattle and Dock of sheep.Farm near church, school and mill.Apply on farm or write toCHAS.SMITH.Bulwer, P.Q.tf-19 NOTICE.MONEY TO LOAN on farm and eity properly.Interest moderate Apply to J, D.Theunbseo, nt John Leonard’s omce, 125 Wellington St .Sherbrooke, P.Q.Bell Telephone No 178.tf-25 W iVn 1 o changed into comfortable tv, K.sleeping berths at nigh .fully C.P R.equipped with linen,heddi g, p j, C.R.R.C P R.C.P.K.C.P.R C.P.R.C P.H.C.P.R.C.P.R.C P R.CP.R.etc.A competent porter is in charge, who makes up the C.P.R.berths and attends to the 0 |> D comforr of the p.i-ei>gors.p' p' A ear leaves Montreal ev- /1 p 1» 1, cry Thursday, mid Toronto^* 1/ 1 .K.an.17a.m.,Springfield 7.30 a.m.New York 11.25 a.m.Pullman Sleeping Cars leave Sherbrooke 8 50 p.m.for Boston daily.FRflIVI THE SOUTH EXPRESS LEAVER Boston 9.00 a.m., Springtield 9.15 a.in.Greenfield 10.22 a.m., St.Johnsbury 4.27 p.m., arriving at Sherbrooke 8.25 p.m.NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Boston S.00 pm.dally Worcester 6.25 p.m., Nashua 9.06 p.ui.Concord 10.10 p.m.,Portland Me.3.45 p.m.except Sunday.leave Nt:w York 4.00 p.m.Springfield 8.00 p.in, Greenfield 9.14 u.m.St.Johnsbury 2 20 a.m.arriving Sher brooke 7.15 a.m.Except Sunday.8.00 a m.—Local from White River Jc., 8t Johnsbury 10.45 a.m , Newpor t 1.30 p.m.Sherbrooke 4.15 p in .mixed from Newport.Pullman Sleeping Cars leave Boston at 8.0C» p.ni.for Sherbrooke daily.D.J.FLANDERS.Gen Pass, and Ticket Agent.Quebec Centrof l RAJL.W.W.J Winter rime Table On and after Monday, Jan.2nd, 1899, train will run as follows : Leaving Sherbrooke EXPRESS—Leave Sherbrooke 7.30a.m.Arrive Dudswell Je .8.30a.m '* St.Francis 1.30 p in " Levis 1.20 p.ni." Quebec (Ferry) 1.30 p m.Pullman Palace car from Springtield to Que l»cc, connecting at Sherbroose with Pullman Palace ear for Bo-ton.and through coach Bos ton to Quebec by thist*ai 11.This train runs daily Sundays excepted.ACCOMMODATION —Lv.Sherbrooke 9.00 p.m Arrive Dudswell Jet.10.15 p.m ** Levis 7.15 a.m.** Quebec (Ferrj ) 7.30 a.m.This train runs daily.Sundays excepted.Saturday night's train runs through to destination on Sunday morning.WAY FREIGHT Le w Sherbrooke9.15 a.m.Arrive Dudswell Jet 12.' 0 “ Tring Jet.6 00 p.m.This train runs daily, Sund vys excepted GRIFFITH.The Popular Druggist has the reputation of only carryingPURE DRUGS and a complete line of PATENT MEDICINES Physicians' Prescriptions •dispensed solely by the pro prietor or qualified clerks.Our Motto: Snrity, Accuracy acd ûaicknocs.TRY Ü8.GRIFFITH, .21 Wellington St Arriving at Sherbrooke EXPRESS—Leave Quebec 1 Ferry) 2,30 p.m.“ Levta2.50p m.** St.Francs- 2.10 p.m.Arrive Dudswell Jet 7.20 p in.** Sherbrooke 8.30 p.m.Pullman Palace car Quebec to Springtield.connecting at Sherbrooke with PiTlman Pala •» car to and through coach Quebec to Boston by thi> train.This train runs daily, Sundays excepted.ACCOMMODATION Leave I«e* is 7 00 p.m.Arrive Tring Jet.11 oOp.m Leavt Tring Jet.3 50 a.m Arrive Sherbrooke 9.00 a.m This train leave» l.evis daily.Sundays ex copied.Saturday night’s train only run» af far as Tring Jot., con inning on to Sherbrooke on Monday nrorning.WAY FREIGH F—Leave Tring Jet.7.00 a.m, Arrive Sherbrooke 3.00 p.m This train runs daily, Sundays excepted.CONNECTIONS made at DudsweH Jet.will the Maine Central R.R »o that passenger» leaving Sherbrooke in the n orning can makf connection for Cook shire, Sawyerville, etc.For tickets and further information apply to any of the Company’s Agents.FRANK GRUNDY.J.H.WALSH, Gen.Manaeer.Gen.Fas-*.Agent.Sherbrooke.Jan.2nd.1899.Sherbrooke Street R'y.TIMETABLE'.BELT LINE.Cars run In both directions on theBxi.T Lin* and make the circuit kvkky 20 minutkh bach way, meeting each other and the cars of the other lines at t he Sherbrooke House junction every minutes from &25 a.m.till 10.45 p.m.PARK LINE.Park Line Cars run Nit ween Sherbrooke House Junction and Vic'oria Park, making the Round Thu* Kvkky Twknty Mini tk* and connecting with Belt Car* and wi h outward bound Lennox ville Car at said Junction.LENNOXVILLE LINE.Lennox ville Car* run between the Street Railway ottoea d bmnxncvitt^ leaving ea< b TKKM1.M 8 kvkky 30 mini tick from 6 40 a m.till 10.40 p.in .am meeting Belt and Park cars at the junction.TRANSFERS from Lennox ville to Belt or from Belt to Park made at the Street Railway Offlce or at the Sherbrool e House junction.Ail other transfers at Junction only.NO CARS ON SUNDAY till after 9 a.m.R.R.SMITH, Superintendent.mm M.FEEDING SHEEP.A Simple 'l'r