The weekly examiner, 4 novembre 1887, vendredi 4 novembre 1887

[" ïanuner.-18 PCBLISHIQ Y FRIDAY AFTERNOON\u2014 W.A.MOREUOOSE à Co.'8 BLOCK, - SHERBROOKE.CS CSà%.or ruminer.1 o*» yia*.n.o* Six Montes.I 0 Thus Montes,.3 3 .Adtietisins Rates on Application AH daw Job Printing done naatly at fair prias LUME X-NO.12.SHERBROOKE.QUE., FRIDAY, NOV.4.1887.WHOLE NO~4?0.Fire Alarm Boxes.Fire Station and vicinity.Cor er Drummond a d Short streets.Bridge street.East Sherbrooke.Corner Beckett and Prospect stieets.Oneen street, opposite Mrs.Exley's.Comer Melbourne and Prospect streets.Fletcher's Spring Brewery.Corner Moore and Commercial streets.Comer Elizabeth and Montreal streets.Lennoxviile Road, opposite Hospital, nnoxrille Uoad, east of the Atto house.' Factory and Goodhue streets.\u2019 Factory and Belvidere streets.Comer Ball and Alexander streets.Comer King and Peel streets.Comer King and Belvidere streets Comer King and Wellington streets.Comer Wellington and Ball streets.City Hall.Corner Wellington and Meadow streets.B.A.L.Co's Saw Mill, comer Liverpool and Water streets.Comer Brooks and Sanborn streets.Comer London and Liverpool streets, er Bank and Commercial streets.Lomas A Son's and A.L.Grindrod's Factories.Paton Mills.J^rofesstouaX Al.I KK M.WIL.HON, FI»no Tuner, WITH H.C.WILSON, MUSIC DKALKK, dkll's Block, -\t- Shxbbbookk, B.Q.W WKKD, ORGANIST OF ST.FKTLK\u2019S CHURCH.Teacher of Singing and Voice Culture, Pianoforte, Violin and Organ playing ; also the Theory of Muaic.~dT McJIANAMY p.m., there was not the usual crowd in the church, but a goodly number were there.The bride looked j charming, dressed in white with a bridal veil, the bridesmaids her sisters lieing one in white and one in pink, Mr.W.D.Fraser and ^Mr.McCaw acting as best men.The] party then drove to the residence of Mr.Whitcher, where a wedding supper was partaken of.At nine the happy couple left by Passumpsic R.R.for a trip to New York and Philadelphia.We wish them every happiness and prosperity in life.Mr.Anderson received a beautiful silver service from the employees of the Q.C.Ry., and the bride many elegant presents.PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.Mr.Z.P.Cormier is now able to attend his store a part of the time.Mr.Robt.Arkley, of Sherbrooke, is putting the Cotton Mill at Magog in readines to receive machinery.We are sorry to learn of the illness of Lt.-Col.W.E.Ibbotson who has been comfined to the house for a number of days.W.E.Jones of the Guardian dropped in upon us this week.We are pleased to see Bro.Jones keeping his age and vigor so well.K?*The celebrated \u201c Prince of Wales\u201d double Box Stoves at Lucke & Mitchell\u2019s.Exchange of Property.We learn that C.H.Fletcher, Esq., has effected an exchange of his well known Spring Brewery for the Burton brewery property.Rev.Dr.Sutherland.The Rev.Dr.Sutherland, who was in Sherbrooke recently at the missionary anniversaries and went to the Maritime Provinces, having unexpectedly been called back to Ontario, will spend Sabbath, Nov.6th, in this city and will preach in the Methodist Church in the evening at 7 o\u2019clock.This intimation will doubtless be enough to fill the church to its utmost.He will also assist at the morning sacramental service.RIFLE MATCH.The 20th annual competition of the Sherbrooke Rifle Association was held this week.The attendance of marksmen, considering the cold weather, was good, and some good scores were made but the average would doubtless have been very much better had they not been compelled to use old worthless ammunition at the last moment, that ordered from Montreal not having arrived.The meeting was marked by the number of young shots who came forward to compete, and who pressed hard upon the older competitors.We append the names of winners, the scores and the value of prize.The president, Judge Brooks, and several other non-shooting officers of the Association visited the range during the match.MATCH NO.1.\u2014NURSERY.Range 400 yards\u20147 shots.1\tCapt.H.R.Fraser\t29\t$7\t00 2\tPte.Byrd\t22\t5\t00 3\tServt.-Maj.Rawson,\t21\t3\t50 4\tCorp.Geo.Park\t20\t3\t00 5\tPte.W.H.Shorten\t20\t2\t00 MATCH NO.2.\u2014MERCHANTS.Range 200 and 500 yards\u20147 shots each range.Boy Missing.A 11 yaar old son of Mr.Joseph Picher who lives in one of Mr.Edwards' houses on Wellington Street, named Arthur Picher, and who had been going to the Brothers School, strayed away on the 26th October (last week Wednesday) and has not been seen since by his parents who are getting exceedingly anxious about him.He was dressed, in a dark tweed suit,, wore a small round skull cap made of grey tweed.He is of a dark complexion, dark eyes and hair.He left-home for school the day of his disappearance, having a bag in which were his books, his name being written in the books.Information of his where-abouts will be thankfully received by his parents, or word left with Mr.John Edwards.The Hospital Entertainment.The entertainment given last Friday evening at St.Peter\u2019s Church Hall, irn in aid of the Children\u2019s Ward of the Protestant Hospital was a great success in every way.The hall was crowded to the door, no much so that, the fair little red cross nurses were scarcely able to get about with their refreshments, which were readily sold,, as was every bit of the candy made,, and orders taken for a considerable quantity more.The receipts we understand netted the nice sum of 8170 after meeting the< expenses.Great credit is due Miss Hallowell for the inception and help in carrying out the entertainment.Of the music it was greatly enjoyed, the Sherbrooke Orchestra fairly outdoing themselves, while the choruses by the children, and the boys of Bishops College School were loudly applauded.The Glee Club, Mrs.Morkill, Mr.Fraser and the music by Mr.Thos.Clark and Prof, and Mrs.Reed were all good.Mrs.Wilson ably presided at the piano.\u201cThe Army.\u201d A little flutter of excitement hus been caused the past few evenim ;s around the door of the Salvation Arm y barracks by the appearance of th e Sub-Chief and eight or ten Stalwru t Guardians of the law.Upon enquiry we learn that they have orders to CONFINE THE TROOPS TO BARRACKS until they consent to parade the streets without the thunder of the big btu is drum and the mammoth flag thrut frightens horses to the imminent d&i i-ger especially of children and ethtir pedestrians.We understand that remonstrance has been unavailing wi.tli the Captain, and that she persists in doing just as seemeth to her beat.She claims, however, to be acting under orders from her superior which she is bound to obey.Complaints iwe frequent of late from merchants and others about their impeding traffic on the streets ; and on Sundays inarching past the churches, where the congregations are holding service, with drums and other instruments creating a din only less horrible than the singing and compelling the service to stop until they get out of hearing.We do not know if they can be legally detained in their hall, but certainly a little common sense ought to be exercised in their street manoeuvres, as they have no more rights tlian any other body of worshippers.Lodge Anniversary.1 C.H.Clark\t58 $10 00\t 2 Sergt.R.P.Doyle\t51\t8 00 3 E.A.Lung\t50\t7 00 4 Sergt.C.P.Byrd\t49\t5 50 5 Sergt.A.Martin\t49\t5 00 6 Lieut.R.J.Spearing\t48\t4 00 7 Robt.Price\t44\t3 50 8 E.W.Davies\t44\t3 00 9 Surg A.N.Worthington\t43\t2 00 10 Jos.Fisette\t41\t1 00 11 Sergt.-Major Rawson\t40\t1 00 MATCH NO.3\u2014LADIES\u2019.\t\t Jubilee Silver Cup, presented by the\t\t Ladies of Sherbrooke.Range 200,\t\t 500 and 600 yards\u2014 7 shots each 1 Lieut.R.J.Spearing,\t\t.range.cup and cash $5\t82\t$55 00 2 Pte.C.H.Clark\t79\t8 00 3 Sur.A.N.Worthington\t74\t7 00 4 E.A.Long\t74\t6 00 5 Sergt.Martin\t71\t5 00 6 Sergt.R.P.Doyle\t69\t4 00 7 Pte.G.Moy\t68\t3 00 J8 Sergt.Byrd |9 Pte.Byrd\t65\t1 50 \tU4\t1 00 10 Pte.Fisette\tGO\t1 00 MATCH NO.4\u2014MANUFACTURERS.nr It is a source of satisfaction to the manufacturers of the Estey Organ that such a large number of instruments made by them during the last forty years (upwards of $185,000,) are to-day rendering most excellent service.Catalogues and prices on application to H.C.Wilson, sole agent, importer and dealer, Sherbiooke.Portland \u201c Water White\u201d Kerosene Oil, Canadian \u201c Bright Light \u2019\u2019 Refined Oil wholesale at Lucke & Mitchell\u2019s.Kü^For Fancy or Black Worsted Suits, call at J.Levinson's.E3?\u201dJust received, car load Choice Winter Apples, which we will sell for 83.00 per barrel, cash.tf-11\tMcDonald Bros.The 10th anniversary of the organization of \u201c Unity \u201d Lodge No.8, I.O.O.F., was celebrated Saturday evening last in their handsome hall, Odell\u2019s block, by the members and their wives to the number of sixty or more, when a most enjoyable time was had.The stormy weather had prevented some attending nevertheless the room was well filled.Bro.N.N.Walley presided, Bro.C.G.Thompson in the vice-chair.The degree of Rebekah was conferred upon some thirty of the ladies and gentlemen who had not previously received it, after which an adjournment was made to the hall adjoining where refreshments were served.Returning to the Lodge Bioom the Secretary, Bro.L.E.Charbonmel, read a synopsis of the standing of the Lodge by whitfh it appeared that since its organization one hundred and sixty tiiree members had become united will* t!;e great brotherhood of Oddfellows, and that now, deducting the names of those who had d^ed, dropped or removed, there were one hundred and twenty active members of the Unity Lodge, a growth few lodges could boast of.The cash receip ts in that period had kept pace with the membership, for in addition to the large sum for expenses, together with the cost of fitting up their hall, over $1,200, the Lodge had expended the sum of fifteen hundred dollars in.the relief and assistance of its members.Nor is this all.They have out at interest sixteen hundred dollars which is available for the relief of those entitled to receive it at the hands of the Lodge,\u2014to relieve the distressed, to bury the dead to educate the orphan and aid the widows of deceased Oild-fellows.The lodge also have a bank account from which to meet currmit expenses while the revenue from dues alone are over $700 a year.This shows that the order is in a flourish ing condition as so long as it continues to carry out the tenets of the order so long will it continue to prosper.The Rev.Mr.Kines, Grand Representative, had an address prepared on the Order, but owing to the lateness of the hour he thought it better to defer it to a future occasion.The ladies decided to hold a monthly meeting and the Lodge was closed after a most pleasant evening had been spent.C^ All Wool Scarlet Underclothing at 55 cents, all Wool Grey at 50 cents, 2 cases sold last week.Remember the place, Walter Blue\u2019s, Wellington Street.Sun Life Insurance Co.Issues Accident Policies for $5,000 : Giving $5,000 in the event of death, \u201c\t5,000\tfor\tloss of two eyes, \u201c\t5,000\tfor\tloss of two feet, \u201c\t5,000\tfor\tloss of two hands, \u201c\t5,000\tfor\tloss of one foot\tand one hand.\u201c\t1,666.66 for loss of one foot, \u201c\t1,666.66 for lossjof one hand, **\t25.00 per week indemnity\u2014 Rates same as before, Viz :\u2014^ per cent and upwards according to employment.Apply to G.L.Ridout, Gen Agent, Sherbrooke.tf Range 500 and 600 yards\u2014 each range\t\t7 shots 1 Sergt.R.P.Doyle\t45\t$10 00 '2 Jos.Fisette\t43\t8 00 3 Sergt.Martin\t40\t7 00 4 C.M.Hall\t39\t6 00 5 Lieut.R.J.Spearing\t37\t5 00 6 Pte.A.S.Byrd\t34\t4 00 7 Robt.Price\t31\t3 00 8 Capt.Trenholme, 58th B 30\t\t2 00 9 E.Long\t29\t1 00 10 Sergt.Byrd\t29\t1 00 MATCH NO.5\u2014PRESIDENT S\t\t Range 500 yards\u201410 shots.\t\t 1 Sergt.R.P.Doyle\t43\t$10 00 2 Lieut.R.J.Speariug\t39\t8 00 3 H.W.Edwards\t39\t6 00 4 Staff Sergt.Lougee\t38\t5 00 5 Pte.W.Moy\t37\t4 00 6 C.H.Clark\t36\t3 00 7 Sergt.Martin\t35\t2 00 .8 Capt.Trenholme,58th B\t35\t1 50 9 Sergt.Byrd 10 C.M.Hall\t34\t1 00 \t34\t1 00 11 Pte.Bush\t33\t1 00 MALCH NO.6\u2014BANKERS\u2019 GRAND AGGREGATE.For the best aggregate scores in matches Nos.2, 3, 4 and 5.L Sergt.R.P.Doyle.D.R A.Pts Medal and cash $5\t208 2.\tLieut.R.J.Spearing, P.Q.R.A.Badge and cash\t$5\t206 3.\tC.H Clark, cash $5\t195 4 Staff Sergt.Martin, cash $4\t195 TEAM PRIZES.Range 500 and 600 yards\u20147 shots each range.1st prize, No.3 Company, $15.Sergt.-Major Rawson\t15 Staff Sergt.Lougee\t26 Sergt.Doyle\t45 Cor.Bloomfield\t25 Pte.Byrd\t34 Total 145 2ad prize, No.4 Company, $10.Lieut.R.J.Spearing\t37 Pte.Fisette\t43 Sergt.Martin\t40 Pte.W.H.Shorten\t18 Pte.A.G.Shorten\t5 Total No.1 Company.Capt.H.R.Fraser St-off Sergt.J.T.Morkill Sergt Byrd C., 381 Sixth Ave., says : \u201cAs a hlood-puritier \"i! builder-up of the system, I er found anything to ei|uai tisaparilla.It gives perfect Bo Ullrh Sprin and Family Medicine in iis>\\ \u2022\u2022 It beats all,\u201d says Mr.Cutler, i v utlev Brother» & Co., Boston, \u201chow Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla ! made an official visit to His Honor after swearing in.The H on.Mr.Masson on retiring1 I from the Lieut.-Govenmrsip has j authorized Messrs.Maxham & Co.i to dispose of his splendid horses and | carriage essablishment at Government I House, Spencer wood, on Thursday I next.I STATE DINXER AT SEtXCERWOOD.The state dinner given by Lieut.-is.there- | Governor Angers at.ISpencerwood to-j uight was a grand affair.Among those present were Hon.Mr.and Mrs.L mgley, of Halifax ; Hon.Mr.Tail-lion, leader of the Opposition.; Mr.J.Tasse, director of the Minerve-, Hon.Mr.1 jacoste,.Mr.B enoit, president of the Liberal-Conservative Association ; Mr.Globenaky, Q.C., and Sir D.A.Smith, who are here as a delegation from Montreal to attend the cere- >roves equally of Scrofula, ¦ma.Humors, and ., Lowell, Mass.Worth ÿj a botilo.SOOTHING, CLEANSINS, A $2,000 Street Suit.I# aytfl HEALING.ULY F oor It Cares CATARRH, Cold in Hoad, HAY FEVER.STOPS Droppings from » Nasal passages into thr throat and i by Catarrh.Sent c.and $1.Address FULFORD A CO., Brockville, Ont.o\u2019cicsiMng as-.71 Just what you waat! OUR L ATEST NOVEOTi a ïûiD IN THE HEAÈ & ^ ^ ^ ,\u2019«.1 EASY TO USE.cxfp«siY® expectoration ctu pre-paid on receipt of price Clothed from Head t in Glossy Sealskin.It was at the fall and winter opening of one of the most fashionable firms of New York.The immense show rooms were crowed with several score of the gilded and dimpled dear- ,1 The cellar is no place for a flock, as it is usually too damp.Only a very dry house will answer for poultry.Any deviation from the rule results in roup.It makes no difference how the poultry house is put up so there is plenty of sunlight, a dry floor, and all crack» and crevices closed.The main objects should be dryness and warmth.The earliest broilers should begin to come out of the shells in November, and they may then be hatched at intervals until the first of April, as good prices are obtained from January to J une.Eggs from hens that are not in company with cocks will keep twice as j long as will eggs that are fertile ; !j hence remove the cocks from the yards i| containing the hens from which you J expect to obtain eggs for keeping dur-|j ing winter.i Healthy fowls pick up their food J quickly and relish it.When they go j at it lazily, pick up a grain or two and j then stop, there is something wrong.At this season it is well to examine closely for lice, and if they are found get rid of them.Household Helps.A good way to take an ink stain out of the floor is to use a jack-plane.If you would never have tainted fish, use always the kind that is salted.To rejuvenate plums, dye them.To get rid of rheumatism in the bones, give the gardener a day off and do his work.If you can\u2019t wash the dog clean in the tub, put him on the stove and boil him.Never roast him.A good thing for mosquitoes is a dreamy fat man.To keep shutters from slamming at night remove them every afternoon.Trouble.One of the school committee of Braintree, Mass., recently propounded this question to one of the scholars: \u2018\u2018How do you spell arranged ?\u201d \u2018\u2018A-r-r-a-n-g-e-d,\u201d quickly replied the youngster.\u2018\u2018That is wrong,\u201d replied the committeeman in suave and gentle tones.\u2018\u2018Arranged\u2014arranged in court\u2014is the arranged I mean.\u201d \u201cWell,\" said the youngster, \u201cyou ought to be arraigned before some good old-fashioned schoolmaster, with a good birch switch, for not knowing the pronunciation of the word before giving it out for the class to spell.\u201d (grocers.lings of the metropolis.Nearly all The Modus Opentmll The mode of operating of Burdock Wri-w .( r.-ih\ti .\"i .j Blood Bitters is that it acts at once were leaders ot tashion, ami at least\tfi, .\t^\t, four could draw their checks for ! .rB.'w'uk'l IKII\u2018 $1,000,000 each.Money was no ob- I L .\t!\t\u2019 K.ldney8 a.nd tho Blood, ject to them.They came to see what / kObladed Ou focKETK**1^ f - ______ .v \u2014 \u2022 STAFJ pniyio'nun Ynm e $1.00.by mail.of these stamps, only c.cts.'iy U.S.A.M tin bu -» ply the want so long felt for such a work His intention is to publish a complete Business .ml Farmers\u2019 Directory of the counties of St Johns, Missisquoi, Brome, Shefford, Stan si md.'in r-brooke.L'amptou, Richmond and Huntingdon, to take in the towns of Turee Hivers.Sore!, i principal places in other counties in tlie south eastern section of tbe Province.There will bo a brier though concise description of each place, giving population, location, railway connections, chief business industri* s.etc.in addition to the name» and addresses of all the hu.-iness aud professional men.public officials, proprietary and tenant fanners, etc., residem within the terntor included in the work.1 he Directory will be of a double character.After each county or other section of country there will be a recapitulation of the name and address of the various traders, manu facture is ami professional m u, properly classified and alphabetically arranged.8UB8CBIPTIOX AND ADVERTISING RATES.The Directory will b.* neatly print'd in a co:n-pac*t form, demy o vo , and will be strongly bound.The price will b- $2.60.Advertisements will be inserted on fine colored paper at the following moderato rates : One page, $2\" \u2022 half page $12 60; quarter page, $7.60 ; eighth ^age, $1 ; card.$2 .»u .or toilowr.ig the style ml Lovell's Montreal Directory, business cards will he inserted (in black type) at the rate of $1 far three lines or le8s,^noapareil measure), ami *5 cents for \u2022 ach additional line.The Directory will be published during the latter part of this year.bor further purtLCiilars apply to E.K.SMITH, Publisher, or to C.S.BOSS, Agent, Magog House.Sherbrooke.He guarantees that any building roofed with this sh*ngle will be protected against wind, snow or rain.It is also proof against fire.A visit to his store is respectfully solicited.All articles sold at very low prices.Kemember the place :\t\u2014 i The first iron ore to be dii 81 in tliis country was found in Vi in 1715.Books in.their present form invented by Attains, king of Berg in 887.Try Campbell's Cathartic Com} for Constipation or Costiveuesa, 4 Five hundred applications for' one hundred vacancies at Wellei College have been received.It is the boast of Weehawken, J., that no Italian, Chinaman or n lives within its borders.Mr.Low s \\\\oral Syrup willreun all kinds of worms from children one of tlie oldest buaine.e men in Sherbrooke | adults.\t4wl t ilinKtou Street, DO YOU KNOW THAT JOHN KER ha.» store at No.55 Wi OPPOSITE MARKET, ati'i that he make, a specialty of the I INEST JAPAN AND ENGLISH BREAKFAST CONGOU TEAS & MOCHA COFFEE.One quality aad one price.Bi^T PASTRY FLOUR AND GRANULATED OATMEAL, rays fresh from Paris Mills.Ont.PHi IIITK of all kiuds.Superior Apples from Hillhurst Orchard, Compton.lu- ~ A good assortment of Family GROCERIES constantly on hand, wholesale or retail.A full ; stock of Montreal fancy BISCUITS and UON-| FKOTIONLKY on hand.j Fresh Providence River OYSTERS received twice a week.Sole agent for Heischtnano\u2019s COMPHE88ED V E A 8 T.Give me a call.TOIIIV IvKR.Sherbrooke, Sept.30, 18h7.JUST RECEIVED -AT- A.DION 4 CO'S, ite Central House, Wellington St.supply of tlie celebrated A large MALPEQUE SHELL OYSTERS.At itch trust Mew Office and Salesroom in old E.Corset Factory, Water Street.T.THK Smith-Elkins Manufacturing Cc\u2019y have decided, and are now preparing for the Doubling up of their Présent Capacity For the output of their STOVES In larger variety, and have just received several of the latest and most improved patterns for Cook & Parlor Stoves Adapted to burn either coal or wood.Sherbrooke, June 9, 1887.Have resumed business in the OLD STAND, lately ocupied by F.Thompson, where they have a large assortment best GROCERIES PROVISIONS! FRESH FISH KKCEIVED REGULARLY.FREEMAN\u2019S WORM POWDER! Mr.Dr n will supply these ousters to parties des ring them by tin* dor.Will open them and serve them on platen at any time of the day Customers will also find at his store a large as sortu ent of tho finest CANDIK8, BISCUITS, FKUI I S aud VKGKTABLKS, etc.A.DION & CO, 104 Wellington Street.Arc pleasnut to take Contain their owxr Purgative.Is ti eafo, sure, and effectual ic'Afirovtrr e*\tlu Childqj* AdnU* the ALL FRUIT KINDS OF IN SEASON.PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.IÎ - I i.IPa/rlier* A: Oo.May 18, 1886.43tf JENCKES V' Bank Street, Sherbroke, P.Q , succeeding S.B.JENCKES & SON and the Foundry and Machine Works of SMITH ELKINS ME G CO., Manufacturers of Steam Engines & Boilers, Saw.Gridt, Paper and Special Mill Machinery of every description.Heavy and 1-ght Castings in Iron and Brass, Machine Moulded gearing in every size, running as accurately and more durable than cut gearing.Sherbrooke, Sept.1887.$500 will buy a neat, confortable HOUSE (ontaining 5 rooms with good Wood Shed attached, including 6o00 feet land, within fifteen minutes walk of the Post l fflee, locality, Norlh Ward A good houpe and lot at the above figwes affords the daily laboring man a grand opportunity.nly a small amount of money re- ' quired down, balance can be managed* to suit purchaser.Save paying high rent a.iri.avail yourself of this opportunity.Having our stock now oomph te f >r Season, we take pleasure in giving the publie a general invitation to see and compare for theon selves tlie advantages that can he derived frtm» ?he cash system.As we intend to sell for cash only, all goods will he sold at the possible.Give us a trial and v that you will he satisfied ami save moiiev J fV 3 | can\ta* 1* me and malic more l Till] ut work f,)r ns t,ian at auythi g i W else i:i tills world Capital not needed; you are $tart« d free.Both s xes ; all aces.Any j *:ne can do the work Large earnings sure from \u2018he first s*art.^ Costly outfit and terms free.Beet* r ! ot delay* < osts you nothing to send us j your address end ft :id out ; if you ere wise you will do o at once.H.H ALLE IT it Co , Por*.-1 land, Maine.\tIvl9 Hp.veyou a Pain anywhere about you ?USE PERRY DAVIS* \u2022\u2018PAIN KILLER \u201d and Get Instant Eelief.BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.25 Cts.Per Bottle.lowest price e are t ertaiu FARMERS ! FARNiERS ! H.PREFONTA1N] ( < - WINTER\u2019S BLOCK.SL MK 'JHO'>K h\\ April 1st.1887.The undersigned has open* * intends to n>, CLOTHES OLEAI Y on all know Sec (he ty this time where you can get the 1> 3?L O \"W S- latest improved.200 lately received at *st JL A.LeBARON\u2019S.¦AND\u2014 UEFA Ni a sp^Halty, at the LOWEST Ha Ting had long experiene0, perfect satisfaction to all who with their patronage.i guarante *y favor in T.WILDERS, rr i 1,0 8?.Cor Market and St.J Si l I t : ! Iv D rH-YTYT-vli- -ALSO- WOJEl 1 pair Chesnut Colts, pair good Work Oxen.extra good workers ; 1 8 good ~ork Horses, snd 25 heal Young Cattle.t.£ KNOXVILLE ^ESTABLISHMENT C.H.Fletcher, SPRING BREWERY.1h The und \u2022\u2022signed begs t * \\ numerous customers t«>r the ring the past five mont en in the Ousiuess and h Sept.21, 1887.BOOTS ! SHOES and RUBBERS.The subscriber offers for sale the best Tiuh*trr of all kind.portunity of inform ng his patrons and ihor** i who may intend giving him a call Hint he has j just received a lull l;m of the row -t-t and best «tyle of goods that could hi selected from the ti'St end of samples shown by th !** *.» j in Fngiand and Scotland ^ V.BKKkY c>n-j tiuueb to conduct the Cult ug I).p;iitn.< nt We do not pr* tend to make : uit* b.low i^t.but we do make them 1< \\\\ r than the «ame cla -s of goods can he bought from any oth* r first-class lions** who are willing to guarantee the material and woikni.tnship.As our st^c*' comprises entirely new d.signs, all wool and fast colors, they are sur* to sell as soon as inspect d.Proud inatniua- Don\u2019t you thinl dear baby is the image of his papal Well meaning but dull friend Well, yes, perhaps he is, but 1 dare say he\u2019ll] outgrow it in time.The Public Museum at Nantes,\u2019 France, lias just acquired the casket-in which was placed th^ heart of Anne { of Brittany, Queen of France andj Navarre.It is of solid gold.Use \u201c Maud S.\" Condition Powders 1 for loss of appetite in your Horses and Cattle.\t4wl2 A coroner being spoken of as a brave man, a bystander remarked that so far as he knew, \u201ca coroner is usually a coward that he never dare sit on a man until he is dead.\u201d Perfectly Charming is what the ladies say about \u201cLotus of the Nile \u201d Perfume.\t4wT2 \u201c1 want $10,\" said the facetious police judge to the prisoner, who was up for being drank.\u201cSo do I,\u201d replied the prisoner, \u201cbut 1 don\u2019t suppose either of our faces is good for it.\" \u201cDon\u2019t be too severe, my son, upon a man who tells you that he always moves in the best society.When they come in contact, either society or he must move, and he certainly deserve» credit rather than censure for savins society the trouble.Croup and Throat and Lung Trouble* are treated successfully w ith Allen's Lung Balsam.\t4wl2 \u201cDoctor,\" said Mr.Swallowgood, \u201cmy throat has been sore for several days ; what shall I do for it ?\u201d Dr.Blunt \u201cGive it a rest ; it's overworked.Don\u2019t do anything for a week but breathe with it !\u201d She w as a wealthy soprano, and at the concert sang, \u201cOh, for the wings of a dove ?\u201d yet an hour later, at supper, she took the w ings, legs and most of the breast of a turkey and then passed her plate for \u201cmore stuffing.\u201d Pain-Killer as a liniment is unequalled for Chilblains, Burns,Bruise», Cuts, Sprains, tfcc.\t4w 12 New reasons are arising every day that go to show woman\u2019s incapacity for public business.People who don\u2019t seem to know enough to tie certain about their own ages are hardly the class to trust with the destinies of a nation.A certain Irish M.P.was describing his travels in the Far West, and tlie \u201cvirgin forests\u201d there.\u201cWhat is a vitvin forest ?\u201d asked an auditor.\u201cPliwat is a vairgin forest, sit.is one phwere the hand of man has never set fut !\u201d Prof.Low\u2019s Magic Sulphur Soap.\u2014 Healing, smithing and cleansing for all eruptive diseases of the skin.Delightful for toilet use.4wT2 Birdie McIIenipin\u2014\u201cThere\u2019s something very weird aud mysterious about the midnight hour.\u201d Hostettcr McGinnis \u201cYes, 1 have noticed that if you wake up in the middle of the night an uncertain feeling comes over you.You ain\u2019t sure whether it is yesterday or to-morrow.Freeman's Worm Powders are safe in all cases.They destroy and remove worms in children or adults.4wl2 Enthusiastic Sunday school teacher \u201cWhat beauties there are in nature! ^ on will remember the beautiful walk y ou took a month ago when you went through a splendid park to your retreat.God made the country, hut man made the town.Now, my child-\u2022en, tell me what you first observed whenyoureached that hotneof Nature?\u2019 Ana.\u2014-\u201cKeep off the grass.\u201d For toothache, burns, cuts and rheumatism use Perry Davis\u2019 Pain Killer.See advertisement in another column.\ttf If young or old fowls have been; roosting in the trees or on the fences during the Tot weather, it is well to\" i\tejiin to teach them now to go to the chicken house to roost, and not wait, till it comes freezing cold weather, or he first snow falls, for your own past e-p 'rience, or that of yuur ueighb >rs vill till you that there is no fun in tl uuderiiig p>u*id in the snow trying to induce a lot of frightened, half-fro-z m biddies to quit their accustomed sit-epn g quarters and go into thelmuse, Out if the training process begins early ii\tt le f dl, it will be a comparatively e isy matter.If yam are billions or have iudiges-loii sick headache or dizziness, try i lax tor s Mandrake Bitters, used instead of pills; they cure consti|iation.Price 25c.jier bottle.For sale by a'J druggists.\ttf A Lai Mu The best for the money at Call at one*» an* collection take the first shot at the Our customers in th\u2019s vicinity are numerous and agiee that they get full value for their outlay .SHERBIK>( >KE GENTLEMEN PLEASE COPY ! ! to LeBARON\u2019S.g Boots, Shoes Rubbers, Etb ! E.L.SMITH, To be had in the city\u2014and being puruhastdi direct from the manufacturers for cash, he » an-abled to sell them at a low price.>Xef*clitvnt 'T'ttiloi-.Lennox ville, Au American Rubbers a Sect ci1!}/.¦ \u201e T \u201c rr.I ucle Kn Magistrat story of hav Uncle Ra fac,\u2019 yo\u2019 Ho Magistrat personal ki that you have no < Uncle Rastus\u2014 de oole \u2019ooman an an\u2019 we keeps five i Kast a pitiful tlis to feed., dat am er I know of n Ige.Uncle children.No, sah, but \u2019 myse\u2019f yo\u2019 logs.IV own Rastus,.da1 am Hon ah, THE SHERBROOKE IRON WORKS Water Street.A call Is solicited.jR(iTS 40,000 «RAJ\u2019TS, , t\tMUNROS comp rising some SO of tho very best ?xrietit** .M IT'VRi VS grown in Canada.X also deal in all kinds of j \u2018| [IxHO S rKUITr\u2014si ORMAMKXAI.TREE».MUNKO\u2019S I have my stock froia the well-known and 1 MUNRO\u2019S reliable firm of K.G.MILLER t 6 4 Waterproofing 7oc.worth $1.Fur Caps at cost.KcUdy-made clorh-infl and Overcoats are 1 j seiiiiifl at reduced prie s ; ¦>ine more loft.MUNRO\u2019S I Japan Tea at 35c is i ».ttxtr>/-\\\u2022 kj *>ette$ than credit stores | M u N KO o j Bfcj] for f,