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1^ TilE FLESifERTON ADVANCE Alg. 24 190o ^% VICINITY . CHIPS Characteristics ol The P«it Week trarcfully Culled lor the CutI us Fiesh lime n!»ajs on hand. .T. H Diicliett, EiiRenia. Mina Sli»w, uf Toronto, ia the gi»«»t of Mm. Willctr. Ohoppit!? dono ^very day after Sept. "• at 5c per 100 lbs. P. Loucks. Mr. Bert Baruhouso, of Toronto, ia holidaying with friends in this vicinity. Dr. E. K. Richnrdaon visited at the parental homy Iiere on Tuesday. " Doc" Faircy of Kempt-in, 111., is visiting his mother, Mis. Jos>*ph Cluiton, previous to going to Manitoba. Dr. Murray has asjain taken up his practice here and iusorts his card in tihia issue. Choppinu will sot be doi.e h-^re any day except Moiidaya. T. VV. Wilsou. W. Hockley, genera' merchant of Pro *on, has .-v-ssigncU to VV. L. Young, of Markdiile. Wantedâ€" A ^irl to do general house- work ill Toronto. Goed wat-es, smal, family. Apply to Mi-s. iVebaler at Mrs. M. K. Rieluirds'm'.s. Mr. E;n-'rsoii BeUaniy left on Friday morning to enjoy a couplo of weeks' holi- days with relatives at Emadale. For Sale -8 youus pigs, apply to W. Trirahle. Messrs. Ed and Will Benlham have purchased R. J. Sproule's groceiy busi- ness and will take immediate possession. Rev. John St<«fford occupied the pul- pit of the Methodist church on Sunday curning. Farm for saleâ€" One hundred acres <;ood land, <M) acres undor cultivation, lot 31, con. 5, Artemesia. Apply for par- ticulars to Jas. Stafford, Fleshcrton. Mr. Cliarlie Howard, wife and children, Collingwood, spent Sunday with the former '8 mother hero. Farm for saleâ€" Fifty acren, under good state of cultivatior.; good state of cultiva- tion; uood buildinsis, lot 165, cm. 1 S.W. T. & S. R. Apply to John Chard, Fle.sh- erton, P. O. Misses Emma and Bertha Harvie, of Durham, are quests of their untile aiid aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson.. Dr. A. Webster, Toronto, and Dr. J. Bradley of Creomore were in town on Monday. They returned to Crecmore the same evening, Mrs. Thomas Peaison, of California, who has been vLs'.ting fiieuds here most of the summer, leaves to-day for her lionic, by way of Washington state. Mr. Wm. Strain of Ann Arbor, Aiich., is visitin;; with friends here and expec'a to remain several months. Mr. William Benthara and Miss Cros. sley, of Flesherton, spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. A. Bnioks.â€" Clarksbur? Reflector. Mr. Walter Loucka gave a birthday party to thirty or forty young people of the vicinity on Friday evening last. It was a most enjoyable aflair. Lostâ€" Would the person who picked a dark, tan rain coat up, letween the Orange Hall hill and McLaughlin's Ho- tel, Ceylon, on Friday, Aug. U, please leave at this office and oblige the owner. We no- ico by the Toronto dailies that Miss Ella Barnhouse was successful in securing her Junior Leaving certificate. Congratulations, young lady. Miss Ella apent her holidays with friends here. John McKinnon, a brother of Charles McKinnon who contested South Grey with Mr. Miller in tho last federal election, died at his homo near Durham recently aged 35 years. Miss Jennie Wilson is receiving the congratulations of friends upon receiving her teacher's certificate. Miss Wilson att«Dde<l high school at Markham and will model at Toronto Junction. It is announsed that Licen.se Ins'pector Pickett has received his dismis-sal and thai tho East Grey inspootorato will henceforth bo looked after by:^ Mr. 8. J. Halberfc of Markdale. The poUco trustees have completed laying a cement sidewalk around the Clayton Block. Mr. T. Lever, who has become quite an artist in this line, did the expert work. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn VatvZint, who have been holidaying here for a few weeks, roturAed to their Tj^o^ la Toronto ,oy Saturday. Every ratepayer should reod our house of refuge budget this week. A condition of affairs appears to be in existence there which rei)uirca rcmidying. A mei'tiiig of Womens Institute will be held at the home r.f Mrs. John Stewart, west back line, on Tues>lay August 2Ulh at 2 p.m. All the ladies are cordially invited. Jnnifs B. Varli-y, of Soinerville, N. J., and Thomas Wilcock, of Toronto, visited friends here last week, Mr. Varley is a nephew of Jlr. Wm. Wilcock, west back line, and was a delegate to the typograph- ical convention in Toronto. Mr. W. Richardson has sol.l his house and lot on Spring street to vli-s. John White, who with her husband and family have been residing on the premises for the past five j-oars. The price was ^COO. We notice that Mr. Fred Strain has secured his B. .V. at the Ann Arbor uni- versity. He has yet one more year to put ill when he will havi completed his law course. Mr. Gt-o. Mitchell has decided to dig- poso of his bunking business to the Standard bink, and expect.s to turn it over to the new owners on Sept. 1. Mr. Mitchell will accept the msnagement at a liberal salary. Mr. Malciilni Ferguson of Ceylon sus- tained a heavy loss on Saturday when one of hia team of horses was destroyed by order of a government official. The animal had contracted glanders. The olHcial made teats aud found that the case was solitary, and with precautions taken it is not likely t« spread further. The .\dvaiice ia extremely sorry to announce that there is no hope of Mr. John Field's recovery from his peculiar ailment. A New York specialist whom he consulted last week announced that he had only two months to live. Mr. and Mrs. Field arc now here with the former's mother. This news will be received with the deepest retrot by Mr. Field's many warm fiiends here, and it pains us exceed- ingly to m.ike the sad announcement. Authia.K ha? broken out in a herd of cattle ill the suburbs of Collingwond. The veterinary surgeon, and the owner of the cattle, made an autopey, and tho owner of thj cattle c;>utracted tho disease and died therefrom. It is said the vet. also is ill of the same disease. On Sat- urday a government inspector went to Collingwood to investigate. Anthrax is not ordinarily contagious with man, but m performinj^ the autopsy the disease in this case appears to have been trans- mitted. We beg to draw tho attention of the Toronto Exhibition authorities to the fact that a total eclipse of the sun occurs m liabrador on the 30th inst. If it would not be considered impertinent we would like to enquire why it is that they have allowed such a drawing card as this to pass them by without even an etfort being made to secure it for one of their uumerous .side shows? The Canadian Pacific Railway Company will run their first farm laborers' excursion to Manitoba and the Northwest on Fri- day of this (reek. Tho district of Ontario to which this excursion applies is from Toronto to Sarnia and North, excepting north of Cardwell Junction. Excursions will also be run ou the 29th inst., and Sept. 2 and 4. See advert isenisnt else- where for full particulars of these excursions. Mr. R. J. Sproule attended a meeting of dii-octors of the Huron and Ontario electric railway held ili Toronto on Mon- day. Tho meeting was called for electing a new board of directors from among tho msu who are putting up the money, but through some mistake the meeting had to adjourn to reassemble to-day (Thursday.) It is said that American capital has come to the rescue and that a commencement has been made at Port Perry towards construction. Port Perry is a lung way from Flcsherton however, out the line may eventually reach us, as we are on tho line which the charter covers from Port Perry to Kincardine. An interesting family reunion was held at the home of Mr. Charles Turner, near Eugenia, on Friday la«t. All told there were 49*people present, all related. The heads of families pre6enc,with their child- ren, were,â€" Mr. Geo. Cryer and wife, of Illinois; Hugh Fiddis and|wife,C. Wilkin- son and wife, and Geo. Turner, of Uoath- cote; Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkinson, of Osprey; Mr. and Mrs. McKenziOiDuncan, the families of Messrs. Solomon and Chas. Turner, and Mrs.Ed.Turner. Mr. Cryer and wife, noted above, have ^ot visited this covintry for thir^ yean, vid ai^ with two of t^eir children, Mnewing acquaiutancM ii^niy thwr ^•l*ti*M- During the course uf an enjoyeble after- noon a photograph was taken of tlie entire groupiwhicb represented four generations. Sick headache r«KuIt« from a disordered con- dition (if the stomach and is i|uickly cured by Chumlxjrlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Kor sale by W; K. KiubardBou. Mrs. Geo. Bailey called on Mrs. H. Al- -xander on her way to Toronto, after spending a month with Mrs. Perigo in Fevershara. The public school opened on Monday with Mr. Mansell once more at tho head, Mias Beatty in charge of the intermediate room and Muss Margaret Couison, of Grimsby, over the juiiiofs. Of course the little peiiple were all overjoyed to get back to their studies once more. A meeting of the Owen Sound Fruit .\ssociiiti3n was held in tho council cham> ber en Saturday afternoon. Represent- atives from the surrounding neighbor- hoods reported that apples were very scarce Ihi.s season. In view of this it was not considered worth the society's while to purchase fruit for packing and shipment thia autumn, but the associa- tion will enter upon its work next year. â€" O. S. Sun. A Priceville Race. Although it was Sunday evening tho Priceville races proved a decided success. And as the race was hottest on one of the back stre'Sts few witne.ssed the proceetl- ings. RudUie came in first. (Time, 3 miu.) Lauchie got second. (Time, 5 min.) Tho purse ceusisted of, first, a dashing beauty from one of our neighbor, ing villages, second, a dark beauty of the male sex from our own burg, who, with his shirt waist suit, passed off nicely as one of the fairer sex (in the dark) Had Lauckie not been working so hard the day before, breaking a neck yoke and a tug, the result might have been different. As the races were not advertised the crowd of spectators was small. Never- iheless'we hope that on the shortest not- ice tho citizens will not fail to patronize tho sports in the tuture. SPECT.\TOR If yon. your firiends or relatives stiiTerwlth Fits,' Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, ot F.-iUing Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable treatise on such diseases to Tub Leibig Co., 179 KinR Street, W., Toronto, Caiuda. All druggists sell or can obtain for you LEIBIG'SFITCURE Boar for Service TborouKhbrad Tunworth tw&r for serviea in lot Ti. iBt range E. T. 4 8 H.. Artemesia. Terms $1. THOS. TAYLOE, Proprietor. Tarn worths and Berkshires. I have for sale a few choice vonng pigs of both breeds at right pricus. \Vrite for what you want or onme aud seo them' Maxwell P. O. Goo. W. Boas. f?S5£ A Plain Tale From The Mills.! ne from the j^; • are in a pnsi- iW ^^'^ '"'^'' J"^' received our second sousignment of White Pii \^*J North Shore and our stock is now complete in every way. We a Jj lion t-) supply all your wants in the line of Sash, Doors, Flooring, Siding, ;i Moulding;, .Scroll Work and 'rurniiii,' Planinfl ^ IDatcbind done on sbortest notice Give us the order for that verandah: we can suit you to a T. Chopping - Mondays - Only Prices Reasonable. - Terms: 'Cash. Flesherton Planing Mills. t^i r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ r r BOOTS AND SHOES The reputation of our Boot.s and Shoes has been bulk up by close attention to business. Our Footwear is well know throughout all this part of the country a.s being the best. The proof of this is that so many always come to us for their boots and shoes. Our Spring Stock is up-to-date in style and make and is the best and most complete we have ever had to show you. me Jllways Cry Co Give a Dollars Ulortb Tor a Dollar In oiuitom work we are second to none. Wo uso the best material that cau be got and any order entrusted to our care will be carefuly attended to. If you are going to travel wa have a large stock of TRUNKS, TELE- SC(n'ES & SUIT C.^ES. Call aud sec them at I? eiaytOn's TlesSjerton* a S Farm FoTSale. § UStaVt 111 BUSItteSS Jjot 9 con, 4 Otprey, 100 acres, alwiit 75 acres clenre<i, g>ioJ fraiiiu bam stone stabling nniler, frame dwellinir, 11-2 milt-a from Max- well, 7 miles from i'leshertf)n, in goiAi utate uf cultivation. For i>ric(! and terms apply to ,Jo». H. Clintim or W. J. Bellamy, Flesherton. July 31. '05 FOR YOUR HEALTH, Farm for Sale. Lot 15, con. 3, S. D. K.. Osprey, 80 seres more or less, 70 olearet). Two (ramo liousos, fl-aiuo barn 10x40 on strne wall, »ith root house ICx'JO under diive way; another frame barn Ksn2; collar loi! I'ift pon ilx3l: fi enie driving shod -.i-Jx ie (iood oroliard of 5J bi.'BrillK trouR; sood iiuvor- failiim well. Tho farm ih well foiioe.l, in a Rood state of ouliivatiou aud free from bad weeds. For (urtber particulars apply to KOHT. (..mMMKTT. Warehaiii. Out. Farm For Sale. Tbo South half of lot i, con. 3, township of Enphrasiii.oontaiiiiug 100 acres, log dwolling, frame bank barn, Toruis reasonable. Far further particulars apply to W. L. Younu, Banker Ma.kdalo, or to .Joseph MoLeod, 309 N. MadiBtu Avenue, Bay City, Mich. 7 8e Notice Notice Is herebT Riven that a bylaw was pas- sed bv the Municipal Council of the Township of ikrtemesia. ou tho fllth day of .Ausust, A.U. i005, providiuR for the isaue of Debentures to tho iimcurit of ?1.000.00 tor purpose of School Seotiou No. r> of the said towuship.and that such Bvlaw was regiatoiod In tho Ki-Ristry oUicoof'tbe South Kiding of tho County of Qrev on the 2Ist day of AuBuat, AD. l'Ai». Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof mu-it bo inado within three nio«ths after the first publication of this notice, aud cannot be made thererfter. Dated the fflrd day of August, AD. 1805. W. J HELr^AMY, Clork. THE OWEN SOUND eoileaiate Institute RE-OPENING Tuesday, Sept. 5th, 1905. The Owen Sonnd Coll»giat« Institute will re- open for the Fall Term on Tueadav. Sept 5. at g^a. m, when pupils will be enrol ( d an 1 olassi- faed. and clfissus oreaui;!ed for the General Course; tho t.'ouiniercial Courae; for all Rrad. • for all fl' ades of 'I'saehijrs' certitlcates; f >r Cloas and Honor .Junior and Senior Matricula- tion, and for e itrtu eiuto all tbo learued pro- rsBions. BtaS aud Bqnipinent- The staff ooDsitts of nine tooohers, all speciallsta and men of the highest profes8i< Jial standios. T.b < cq lipmont ir4 thorughly moderj and elBoient, and a*uoug the beet in Ontario. TcrniB -The foes are; For rnt^ils from tl • counties of Grey, Brace, Wellingtio DulTerin and Simcoe. Ten Dollars; fipni other counties, Twalvk to Fift^av Dollars. For anivaal aunoanoenient or other Intorma,' tion, apply to Tho*. Marray. PrinelpoL MEDICAL HALL S FLESHERTON I The Expert Pill Hixers f For Your Stock | ^ Herbageum, Interuatlonal Stook Food, Columbian Regulator. W ^ Tick Destroyer for the sheep. 4^ i For Yourself | Patent Medicines â€" all the popular makes. Pipes and tobacco- ^ t For Your Wife Spices for cooking â€" .Allspice, Cinnamon, Mixed spioee, etc. ^ Perfumes, Corticella Silk. ^ For Your Baby { Soothing Syup, Sucking Bottles, and Teething Rings. ^ >J< â-º!< >l4 Richardson & Son I>RXJOOIST&^ ^ Flesherton â-  â-  m • a Ontario