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NE ARRET A A Y MARCH Weeks Local Hems IS GOING ON IS Public A meeting of the Board took place Monday evening when over books were carefully selected from a number that had been shipped here for that purpose These are now catalogued and ready to put in to circulation The list includes several of the most popular books of the day Canes Factory About two oclock on Monday after noon something went wrong with the driving pulley on the main shaft at the factory and it was necessary to shut down to make an examination When the workmen got the loose it was found that the main driving shaft was broken in the centre of pulley This latter weighs about a ton and a half The break necessitated a good deal of work causing the factory to be shut down till today Good A Every department at the Office Spe cialty Works is crowded with orders and they have taken in about all the men that they can accommodate The general manager was here from Toronto on Wednesday and is well pleased at the prospect It business continues this way all summer the need of a further enlargement of the premises will be in Ideal and Iceland Floss new lines of fine wools at CM Hughes pa The regular meeting of the Womens Missionary Auxiliary of the Methodist Church will take place in the Lecture Room of the Church on Wednesday afternoon of next week commencing at oclock The program is to be given by the ladies of the Aurora Auxiliary It is hoped that there will be a large attendance of the lo cal members Coming to Newmarket Miss Marguerite Shakes Actress and teacher of elocu tion of Washington proposes to visit Newmarket on the of April and will be assisted by a corps of talented artists Miss has most excellent press notices having visited all the principal cities in the United States as well as British Columbia All her readings are giv en in costume and a treat is in store for admirers of this great writer Make a note of the date Collision C At noon on Thursday of last week there was an exciting accident on the street railway crossing A man named was driving to Canes Factory with a load of pail timber on his sleigh Just as he got on the crossing a trace broke The driver saw at once that it would be impossible to get the load away so unhitched his horses and got out of the road The train was coming too swift to be stopped to prevent a col lision The engine- scattered the wood in all directions and smashed the hind bobs Some damage was also done to the front part of the engine About Right papers are all right if you want them but it is the weekly pa per that advertises business your schools your churches your numerous societies sympathizes with you in your affliction and rejoices in your prosperity- In- short it is your weekly paper that mentions the thou sand and one items in which you are interested during the year and which you do not find in the daily papers Press and Printer Boston Curling A very interesting match was play ed here on Monday when the home rink defeated Churchill by shots Council A regular meeting of Council took place last Monday all members present except Alderman Hughes Besides passing of a number of accounts in connection With the changes at the electric light Station the only item of importance was the placing of insurance on the WaterWorks building and plant in three Full re port crowded out of this issue and Funeral Benefit Ask for rates from Hughes Agent lor the Ontario Benefit So ciety Residents m People driving out of hotel yards should go cautiously It is a won der that accidents have not been re ported previously but day last week one occurred at the north end A farmer was driving out of Doyles hotelyard at quite a speed and the sleigh swung around striking a new cutter that was being driven past at the time The cutter was upset and badly broken as well as the shafts There was very nearly a similar ac cident at the Royal hotel a couple of weeks ago Those driving out in this way are responsible for costs in case of damage which should make them more careful Sudden Death Word has been received in Town by a member the High School Staff of the sudden death of Mr J Smith Science Master of that Insti tution- during 1888 Deceased was living in Broadview Going home to dinner in the latter part of January he attempted to jump over a snowbank slipped and fell head long causing a knot to form in the bowels He was at once removed to Brandon Hospital where an opera tion was performed He died on the of February and leaves a wife and one child months old Christian Church Next Sunday will be Conference Mission Sunday at the Christian church and the pastor will exchange with Rev A Terry of Oshawa Mr Terry will preach morning and evening and also in the Christian church on Union Street at 2 pm The subject of his morning sermon will be Mans tithes and Gods win dows Subject of the evening ser mon Christs recognition of little deeds At these services the needs of the Home Mission work will be presented and special contributions solicited ft Jolly On Saturday evening of last week choir of Westminster Church To ronto of which Mr Oliver is organist came up by special car for their annual outing Rev Mr Neil pastor of the church Miss Miss and Nellie accompanied the party They took possession of the home Mr Oliver Queen St and after partaking of lunch a splendid pro gram of games music Vocal in strumental and recitations was car ried out Seldom if ever has so talented a party of young people vis ited our town After a hearty vote of thanks to the host and hostess they left for the city about ten oclock We are pleased to note that Mr Arthur Olivet has commenced his work in this large and nourishing church under such favorable circum stances Sale Register WEDNESDAY 20 Mr Homer will have a sale of farm stock and implements on the rear of lot 34 in the 3rd Con King Fat cattle and all sums under cash over that amount mos credit or per cent off for cash Sale at one oclock sharp Stokes auctioneers WEDNESDAY March 20 Mr Thos Stewart will have an extensive unreserved sale of stock imple ments furniture etc on the South half Lot St one mile Newmarket credit for all sums over except for fat cattle and roots or 5 per cent of for cash Sale at 12 oclock Smith THURSDAY March Mr Win Hill will have a sale of farm stock implements and household furniture on the ville Everything will be as- ithe proprietor is going to the Northwest credit on sums over Sale at one oclock Kavanagh Ticketholders ana others will not forget that the last lecture of the Course is to be given on Monday evening March Rev A is without doubt the most popular minister in Toronto today No one is in greater demand and the wonder is that we are getting him at all His subject will be A Night Scotland He does not read hi lectures and several Newmarket peo ple who have heard him are delighted that he is to come here Then Miss The Century Corset Straight front with the watch- spring Long waist and short medium and long waist are going to be sure leaders this season Hughes Donation Parity Upwards of fifty friends- and mem bers of the King Christian church met at the residence of their pastor Kid in Newmarket on Thursday 28th of Feb when a bountiful repast provided by the ladies was heartily enjoyed The evening was occupied in games and social chat until the company was called to order by Mr Clinton He then asked Mr Joseph Rogers to explain the nature their visit which he did in a few wellchos en remarks saying that inasmuch as the Giver of all good had abundantly blessed them during the past year they desired to share their blessings with their and family and availed themselves of this means of doing so Mr then present ed Mrs with a sum of The in the for which she is specially noted Re serve the date for that occasion The committee is confident that this will b the best night of the series good so largely remembering the Elders horse with wellfilled oat bins flltoVep Net Lkqees Insertions in white white and black mixed and black at Hughes Running Fine On Thursday night of last week the new engine and new dynamo supplied the current for electric lighting thru- out Town till nearly midnight when the old plant continued the service till morning The change from the one plant to the other was made without interruption in current Since then the new engine and dynamo have furnished the current continuously The light is perfectly steady anil more brilliant than formerly which shows that the old dynamo was overloaded If the weather moderates from Beets In view of the fact that many farm ers in this section intend to grow Sugar Beets the coming season here is an idea for some enterprising man to turn the product to good advan tage prior to the erection of the proponed Sugar Factory A correspondent from Omaha writes to the Michigan Sugar Beet as follows Some parties have perfected a process by which they have made a good aiticle syrup from sugar beets They made a practical de monstration last fall by building a small plant and making some few thousand gallons from five acres of beets of their own growing A com pany is now being organised for the purpose of building a few other plants beside the one here at Omaha They figure a plant capable cutting fifty From our own Correspondent The following paragraph belongs to the letter on page but it got ac cidentally misplaced and was not noticed til the other part was print ed The report of the Commissioners Messrs and An derson who were sent to Michigan by the Government to investigate the beet root sugar industry in that State has been laid upon the table The volume also includes the report of J Superintendent of Farmers Institutes who went to the same State and Prof Shuttle worths conclusions on the experiments made in Ontario The first two say that there are large areas in Ontario where sugar beet can be grown to the best The soil most suitable is a clay or sandy loam and the Com missioners warn the farmers against planting on poor laud They visited Bay City Alma Holland Benton Harbor Kalamazoo Rochester and Cairo cities in Michigan in which beet root sugar factories are in op eration and their report includes in terviews with farmers who grow the beet to show that there is money In the business Mr gives figures showing that farmers in Mich igan made last year per ton profit on their beets Prof A deals most favorably with the experiments made at Ayl- mer Newmarket and In concluding he says The results in yield In quality and in cost of cul tivation of sugar beets make it per fectly evident that Ontario farmers in certain districts of the Province can realize comparatively large pro fits by growing sugar at the prices paid for them by American sugar beet factories Toronto Letter Dealers in some mining stocks have had a bulge lately War Ragle and Payne was quoted at upwards some time ago but now at A fire broke out early Sunday morning and did damage to the stock and machinery of the Cen tral Press Agency and and about to the plant and rear portion of the build ing of The World Printing Co St Covered by insurance Acting Manager Taylor of the Pro vincial Trust Co was arrested on Sunday morning on a charge of stealing about realized from a of chatties some ago Father Treasurer of St Michaels College died at the Hos pital on Saturday whither he went to undergo an operation for a disease of the liver and kidneys There is talk of the Bell Organ Piano Co- of removing to this city This removal means that men with their families would be added to the papulation of Toronto and that many less for About 5000 people attended the Ca nadian Temperance League open meet ing in Hall on Sunday The principal speaker was Father of- Buffalo who Is said to be under suspension as a priest because he re fused to relax his efforts in fighting the liquor traffic id that city Pickpockets and are numerous about the city just now but their presence is more clear ly manifest in the departmental stores Country people and espe cially women folk who go round with their pocketbooks in their hands are the largest victims When the pocket book is laid examine some article the sneakthief is near by to pick it up Guess they had better take pattern after their and have a receptacle for their purses where pickpockets will scarcely dare venture to filch from somewhere grandmother can tell them all about it- Mr P President and Manager of the Great Northern Tele graph Company is a well known pioneer of The pretty vil lage at the head of Lake of Bays up in the Muskoka called is named after him Recently he pre sented the village with a comprehen sive and carefully selected public li brary which the people of the local ity very much appreciate Application was recently made to the Police Magistrate for a search warrant to discover the whereabouts Ola lost feline The Court thought it draw the line at cats and refused the application- Rev Dr Potts the press last Friday that- the Methodist Century Fund had reached This is not by any means a com- report he adds as amounts are being sent to the office daily The books will not be finally closed till the The Gardeners and Florists Asso ciation Show in the Pavilion this week is very fair and well attended A number of new varieties of carna tions and roses are on exhibition A convention of Liberal Clubs will be held here on the and Premier Ross is announced to speak on the first evening Anson Jones of Albert and David of fctouffville are on the grand jury T r TREMENDOUS SALE OF J ft r IT mi Embroidery for Embroidery for 10c Embroidery for 15c v A This Embroidery Sale only lasts during the Month of March- CORNER STORE Departments T1 Pushing out Winter Goods -1- AT ALMOST ANY PRICE J These Lines Hive Stock Market J There was a drop of per in hogs in Toronto this week There is no improvement in the cattle mar ket prices remain the same as last week Sheep and lambs are very slow sale Mens Fur Coats Mens aadrBpys Overcoats Mens Fur Caps and Gauntlets Furs of all Kinds Ladies Cloth Winter Dress Skirts Ladies Winter Blouses Ladies Ladies Ladies Tho Pastor Pity A prominent pastor of a church writes I suffered intensely Inflammatory Just one bottle oi SjuIq American Cure healed me I pity those who suffer so much and not know how near they are to a cure I feel like proclaiming It from housetops Sold by Lehman Newmarket Cloth Velvet and Golf Capes Misses and Childrens Ulsters c c Take Time by the Forelock Toronto J Miss Selena was visiting friends in Toronto last week Mr Cupples formerly of Newmarket has moved on the farm occupied by MrW Thompson A number of the members of the orchestra enjoyed a pleas ant evening at the home of Mr Cunningham on Wednesday of last week Quite a number pur people and buy now for Next Winters wear You will find it hard to make a better investment your money When considering the matter you may as well take into account we have about a month of this winter to put in yet a little extra comfort while it lasts shouldnt om amiss Canned Meats and Fish Canned Salmon per tln7 Good Red Salmon per tin- Salmon per tin Kippered Chicken per tin Mustard Sardines per tin it Flesh Herrings per Boneless Chicken tin i Boneless Herring per tin A Boneless Duck tin IB Finnan round tins Boneless Turkey tin I if tended the Farmers Institute meet- Sportsmen French at Albert on Monday March 1W1 I Bed per bushel Wheat per bushel pox bushel bushel for work Electrician as being Kitchen hopes to have several of the right for an initiatory plant Their lights going on Main street by returns were over forty gallons of urday evening syrup per ton of beets It is a fine It will take another month yet to article in every way of pleasant I it complete the changes at the Water works The old boiler Is to come out and duplicate pumps for fire pro tection to occupy that position The old condenser has been shipped away for a general overhauling and it is expected back next week It will be placed In the new cellar excavated tinder the floor of the electric light station flavor and desirable color this as being a grand introduction tor future beet sugar factories the profit from making syrup is cer tainly more but the limit of its use will probably be less These parties will contract to put up a plant and guarantee forty gallons of syrup from beets- averaging- per I Li i a feirfSOief Potatoes per Apple Wool per lb fleer hi per pair per pair i it MM St IS IS a it W I to It am S60 NOWXQAtiEftt fa White ft Bed Wheat per 0 per tt Barley peri ft Bye pet ft 100 per ton on 10 per pair 0 Ducks ft Ot IB a Sardines per tin Monastery French tin Albeit French Sardines lb tin French Sardines per bottle Lobsters lb tin Lobsters I lb tin Fresh Shrimps Fresh Clams per tin Finnan oval tins Kippered Herring Domestic Kippered Herring Imported Herrings in Tomato Sauce Preserved Bloaters per tin Marinated Pilchards per tin Herring a La Sardines per tin 20 Dried Sprats per tin A Potted Yarmouth Bloaters UHi 69 0 A Anchovy Paste tin Essence of Anchovy Lunch Tongue tin Roast Beef lb tins each Clarks Corned Beef lb tins Clarks Corned Beef tin Sliced Smoked Beef per tin Stewed Kidney Vienna Sausage Devilled Strasbourg Meats Ox Tongue lb Jugged Hare Lunch Beef lb Pigs Feet Shredded Codfish I it f lilt Jellied Tenderloins IS 60 25 IS 2d Newmarket Ont