Flesherton Advance, 21 Jan 1886, p. 1
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The Late Mr. Sloan The remains of the late Mr. James E. Sloan, of Eugenia - whose death we noticed briefly last week - were interred in the Flesherton cemetery last Friday, and were followed to the last resting place by a very large concourse of relatives and sympathizing friends. Rev. David Auld preached an affecting sermon in the Methodist church here, just before officiating in the performance of the alst rites at the grave. Deceased was only 27 years of age at the time of his death, and was a quiet, unassuming and intelligent young man, whose death is much regretted. The parents and other members of the family have the profound sympathy of all in the hour of their affliction. B. Laurance's Spectacles & Eyeglasses Are the only genuine English Article* IB the Canadian market. Real Pebble* are kept in "took. TeU are given to pur- chasers to prove genuineness. They are recommended by the President, Vice- Pr**., Ex-Pres., and Ei-Vice-Pre*. oftha Medical Association of Canada, Ac. JAS. . RUSSELL, Jeweler, <te., Fleslurton, Out. The only place where they can be got. Canadian Pacific Railway. Owen Sound Branch, TIM:E TABLE. ToWnj E/eot, Monday, July *7IA, 1SS5. 4iolnK >orlli. ^ 8TATION8. " i foironto " .Leave 7 lUaui 44S|mi ... Csrdwoll Junction I 907 " SO Charloston j " 45 " OratiKe-l Arrive 940 - 703 " ille. I Loave 1005 " OraiiKovlllo Junction 10 17 " 7S4 " Bhelhurne J1045 " 804 " Dundalk 11 10 " 830 " FLKHHKUTOV 11136 " . 856 " Ifarkdale -.->! I " ! W " Wllliannford 'ijlgprn 1 838" Obalewortli 18*" i8" Owen Sound Arrive! 100" llOlD " I |S y> 4. oinii Solllll. BTA.T1ONB. ' Kip. Owen Bound Leave 5 JOarn OhaUwarth Williamiford 550 605 _fc r k t >L*SHSBTO!t 6W " Dsndalk - i TM " Sbelbnrae I TM " Oraeevlll Junction HOD" Oryige-' Arrive 811 ; vfll*. i I^eav* ' JM " Oardwell Junction : DOT " j reteuto Arrive 10 45 " 3 to - S " ssa 406 " 4 SI " 4W " ' il " 136 " 5S5 " 810 111 ltd. W WHYTK. D. McNICOU.. CiBK'L PARS. AOT. iUcrtic.il. DR. CARTER, M.C.P. AH.,()NT. rTM< i>. si m.i o>, Ar. FLESHERTON. /t**wln, ti< to Dirtiioit four* office, Ir. Klixon. Physician, Surgeon, and ACCOUCHKR, PRICEVILLE, - ONTARIO. ra.om> and lloidnce or I' Charcbo, PrloeTilU. J.P. MARSHALL, L.U.S DRNTIST. BADHATE of Toronto School of DrntliUy. will ba at Mark.lalo tin- 1st and rrt WadliM dT of <-!i umnth. an<l at Hixh'irtou >i the lit nd 3rd Th irH.lay lu i-ai li nioutli for tin- practice Sept. FIIOST k FI5fl>T. BAnillRTKRS. SOLICITORS. CONV FYANC US. *c OfUce IVmlptt Stroit. ()wrx Sol MI, and very Tlmrmday at FLESH EBTCN. J. W. KBOST, L L.11. ALFRED TROST. Crown County Attorney. .BALDWIN RAWS. m. r SI 111. IN. 1'IU I ' T (JiUVIX. HANDS, EUHLIN & GARVIN, tkiffrtmn to l^ni.ler <t- Ifamli, BARRIHTKItS. SOLICITOUS, NOTARIES. CONVKYANrKKS.de. Money to t/on at Lwe.l Katui uf intoreM. UfflceH. 1C KiliEtitret* Bat, Torouto. MORPHY & MILLERS, n, NofiVif, Xotnria ifr. OrnrB. OvorMcForlano's Drug Store. DURHAM, ONT. Cards. John W. Armstrong, FLKAHKRTOX, Co. GUJCT. DIVISIOX COt'RT PLERK, rOMMISRIOVEH lu H. U., Conveyancer, Ac Agent Tor piirehaae an 1 mln i>f land' Appraimr fur C I.. C. Com- an I P. P. U * 8. Sorloty. Monry tolxmn on the inont rnannaWo torm*. list KII orMAKKIA(iR uowraw. Jas. K. Sloan, IXSURAXCE AGEXT, EUGENIA. KeprennntinR that aollJ olil Fire Innurance Co . the NnRwira UNION, of Norwich. Kncland. Ini,uiiH'i' effiH'ted ou Houaeii, oatbuildiligii, Ar at low ral.m. Iiiaums againut lightning. W. J. BELLAMY. TWP. CLERK AITKMF.su. CONVEY A A77A'/e, COMMISSIONER, AO'T, rf-<'. DK.KKS. Mi iliTii Mil -. I.KASF.S. *c , prepar- ed and proporlv ozecuteil. Iinurancu anc.<v ted in flrNl claae ouiupanioH. Money to load at lowest rates. Money to Loan. At r7| Per Ctnt. Interest t, Straight Loan. TTTITH Intcrent paid yearly, not In advano*. No * oommieaion charged A.tiKIBR. Apply ti - IIIOKMtl KY. FRED. RYDEB, Brick and Stone Mason, FLE8HEIITON. Orders in Town and Country promptly and ear of tilly executed. THE MAEKETS. FLESHERTON. Carefully Corrrctrd Each Week, Flonr Fall Wheat Spring Wheat Barley Oats Peas Butter Eggs, fresh Potatoes Pork Hay, per ton , Hides Wool Bheepokins .... Geese Turkayi Ohiekens per pair Pnoki per pair 14 AO $0 80 72 40 . 28 62 10 17 25 4 90 8 00 6 25 16 00 05 07 25 40 to 4 50 to 60 76 60 29 52 12 17 26 6 00 1000 7 25 16 70 05 08 25 60 Flesherton Advance. 1 TRUTH BEFORE -" PRINCIPLES, JfOT MEW.' VOL. V., NO. 240. FLESHERTON, ONTARIO, JANUARY 21, 1886. A. R. FAWCETT, NEW STOCK ' -naiitmK at OolJ and SJva* Ladle* aa4 <JW Waiahaa, Brooch**, Ear ring*, Chains, Rib**, Ac., all Of th* fiuawt cjaal- ity and at a* W pnew aw any hofiMtly tell them. . i A j-i. o. ^*>- Re pairing a specialty. K*cry jafcr warranted. THE ADVANCE. A. R Fawcett. Editor. Tit -Bits. Confiding of L>'>cal mul (Hher Intrreitiny Ilenu ytMttred by The Advance Reporteri. Mis* Brown, of Priceville, has charge of the Flesherton poet-office. Spectacles for the million at Russell s, Flesliertou. The Saugeen Presbytery met in Mt. Forest on thu 15th ult. Walker ton has granted bonuses to two roller mills. Markdale, webeliave, has still a han- kering after incorporation as a village 1 . James Beecroft, solo agent for Fluiachmaii s Compressed Yeast. Try it. Every kind of Crosscut Saw at Richardson & CD'S at lowest rates. Dug-poisoning is the raw i" Mark- dale. .Several cats have also partaken of the medicine. Ktsjiu&rd. A splendid assortment of Sheet Music at Kiiswlls Jewelry store, Flesherton. The morning train leave* Klesherton Station twenty minutes later now going Sooth. Markdale roller rink was opened to the public last night. Thu building is 40x80 feet in dimensions. Furs at cott and under a lajgc assortment at Richardson t COB. Complaints coming in from Vaiide- leur P. O. , in reference to irregularity in the delivery of this paper. Don't forget the Concert to be given by thu Kleslierton Brass Band and Glee Club in tho beginning of February. Posters will be issued in a few day*. The Hon. Mr. Rosa, Minister of Ed- ucation, is to formally inaugurate the Owen Sound Collugiate Institute on the Cotton line of New Cottonades, new shirting**, and a very cheap Tho Concert by the Band and Olee All-AVool Grey Flannel, just opened at Richardson ft CO'B. For the last five or six weeks in suc- cession it has invariably been stormy on Sundays. Last Sunday was no exception to the rule. Remember Mr. Kobt. Fawcett's sale of farm sUfk, Ac., on Tuesday next the 2Cth inst., and Mr. Robert Luiiau'* to- day, Thursday. Do not be deceived into buying any other Specs than the B. Laur- auco to be had only at J. G. Russ- ell's, Flesherton. Don't forget that THI Ai>v**rs will not be issued next week, according to the usual custom of dropping one issue in each year to give thu staff a holiday or two like other folks. Winter Millinery A Mantles sel- ling for a SOUK at Richardson & Go's. If you can't tiny, bring a few dimes and get some of the bargains. Renewals <f subscriptions to THE AnvaNi-r. are still coining in nicely. Our frii-mls will accept our warmest thanks for their promptitude. May their shad- ow- never grow lea* ! An enormous stock of violin and fittings at very lowest prices at Russell's, Yesterday evening about 4 o'clock, as Mr. John Jelly, of tho Rnyal Hotel, Club of Klesherton, promise* to be a rare WM Ukin K ln *" arniful " f w " od < he '" musical treat. Kvery one ahould come. breaki " the small Ixuie of hi* left leg.- Wool Knit Balance of Winter Goods clearing at reduced prices at Richardson * Go's. -Capt. Campbell, of Toronto, was in Sliulburnc Free Pn-ns. On Monday last our n- ( <-cU-cl citizen Mr. Robt. Clark, bail tho thumb nearly severed from bis ri^ht hand by a blow Dr. Chaa. liarnhart, of Owen Sound who has been very ill recently is ound again, looking hale and hearty. The Dr. is one of the best known medical men in Grey. A splendid assortment of and Zephyr Wools and Fancy Berlin Goods Store, town tins week. This genial and hand- fr '"" *" " e - wnlle "W{1 in some work some gentleman is ono of the most popu- lar officer, of the 31st (Grey) battalion. Rnssell, Flesherton, can secure any piece of music or music book for you. Mr. H. Thompson Inte engineer in our old friend Cruso's stare factor, Thorn- at Hogg's null. The fine Axes sold at CO to 75 cents at Richardson ii C'u's Hardware store, havn hern the marvel of every l'in clia -. r. They arc the cheapevt Axt-s ever oflvrt'l in tliis Connty. A fuw boxes on hand yd coruo early bury, snd formerly of the (irand Trunk R.R. --called on us one evening last week. Unwell, UK) Noted Jewelry man. , Fli-*linti)ii, buys l,is WatchcH, flocks. ami Jewelry from his brother at man- ufacturer's prices ; therefore Kurini; the wholesale hruso profits. You can save money by buying from him. for choice. A fanner drove into the town of Col- I ..i,.- SiiuUay recently, with a >f wheat, and did not discover hi* mistake for some time. The 8. S. (note the rapituls, brother Curry) of the Hullettn thinks ho li.nl t' > much brandy sauce on I his New Year's turkv. Before Stock Taking we offer Bargains in every line ot Winter Dry Goods and Clothing. Extraordinary Value in Purs, Muffs, Capes, Caps, Mantles and Mens Pur Coats and Robes. Gents Overcoats ami Tweed Suits, Cloth Mantles and Millinery at Cost! DBESS GOODS in all new fabrics and shades ; a large range. In the HARDWARE department we are tully assorted in Axes & Crosscut Saws, at prices Lower than ever offer'd before. A. RICHARDSON & GO. at Russell's Noted Jewelry Fleiherton. rtea&erfon Itcita<ir<tn< Just received at Flesherton Restaurant, Fresh Oysters, Lemons, Oranges, alio Nut* and Apple*. Lunch served at any In >ur of the day. .1 A v i - BBBcaurr. The funeral senioii of the hit.- Mr. A. Downs, sr., wa* preached in the Me- thodist church here last Buuday evening, by Rev. Mr. A yen. There was a very large congregation and the service was impressive and solemn. Richardttn k C. are selling some fine Japan Teas special quo- tation* for packagoa at prices 1 not to be undersold by any other dealer. Get samples early. Mr. Peter Rutherford, of Rutherford Bros., bookbinden, Ac., Owen Sound, was married to Alias Annie Orchard, of Rrantford, laat week. The groom is wl' and favorably known here, and is a son of Mayor Rutherford. A number of the young ladies and gentlemen of Markdsle drove up : thii place last Thursday evening, and spent a couple of hours skating on our rink to the inspiriting strains of our popular and ex- cellent Brass Band, which has recently added to its numbers a good cornetist in the person of Master Will Campbell. Russell, Flesherton, baa the fin- est stock of Violins ever shown in this country at from $1 to f 15 \. r\ fine tons aud finish. Rev. Mr. Avers is a menibar of th* Ancient Order of United Workmen, a fact we did not learn until quite recently. This society i* one of the m*t popular on the North A mei ican continent. Some of the moat distinguished cititens of the I*. S. ami Canada arv members. At the meeting of Artemeaia Town- ship Council on Monday laat, Mr. John M.' Arthur, representative of Ward No. 1, was duly elected IVnutr -Reeve. We con- gratulate friend Mac UJH.II his elevation to this important |*itioit, and have no doubt hut that he will acquit himself as creditably in the future ai hu ha* in the past. C^The beat, cheapest, most dur- able Piano*. Or^an*. towing Mach- ines, for Male by C. Treadgold. next door to Clayton's, Fleslierton. Also, old Sewing Machine 1 * repaired and ta- ken as part pay on new ones. Shuttles, Needles, Ac., aud all kinds of Sewing Machine supplies. -Clark Rraden, the great Christian controveraalist, is delivering a series of leoture* in Meafonl. The Mirror *ays of him: "Prof. Clark Bnden is a bom debater ; his whole leoture teem* with argument, clinched by irrefracable prnof*, hii-h ha* given him tho prud distinct- ion of l>eing the cliaunpion of Chriatianity against the attaoka of Infidelity." - We omitted ta> mention laat week, that our old friend, Capt Rorke, wa* elected Reev* of Collinjrwood Township >r this year by a very large majority. [)ur esteemetl old fneiid. Mr. Win. Hew- was re elected Snd Ifeuuty-Reeve by acclamation : Mr. Arch. Cainplx;!! was re-elected 1st Deputy Reeve ; and M Lunan and Smelter, Councillors. A Largt It is, perhaps, a fact worthy of note, that one hundred more vote* wer* polled in Artumeaia during the recent municipal elections, than in the Township of Col- Whether it is, that our rU- tbodist church here, just bafuru officiating in the performance ,( to* lait sad ntes at the grave. Deceased wa* only IT yew. of age at tho time of hi* death, and was m q U , et , unarming, and intelligent you,,* who*e death umochr*Kr*IUNi. Th* Imijwood. payer, take more interest in municipal parent* and ,.th,r Berbers of the family election*, or became of the immense pop- have the ,,n,f, und sympathy of ill in th* ulahty <>t Dr. Chnsto*, we do not pretend to say. hour of their affliction. I /Vic, h:/ %'nlfnHnt Our special contributor, Mutms." mf ,rma u that he YaUntme will ,fivj Kttray AniuuiU. If every fanner advertised every strange animal that came upon his premise*, and , pn je of fl.b, to th. pupil of the Flesh' every fmrtuur read the notice of the same, j erton Public Schools-between the ages) there would not b. a musing horse, cow, | of 10 and U, male or feinaU who write* aheop or pig in the country. Don't give them a nrst-clas* boarding house fare for month*, till the ot exceed* thtur worth, but advertise them immediately after they arrive. If animals are kept several weeks the bst description of the villain uf Klesherton, on th* following conditions : (1) The ilrsx-riptioo wast buiutxupr ui >rs (2) It for than one p*ge of fonlsoap | muit be left at the Al.v IN before any notice- of them is given in the Valentine MugwiiM nt later than the newspaper., the owner is not bound to p.y the costs for all that time. Thttt /*.((,./,,-,/<- flare. We again draw attention to that dan garous place ou the aidewalk fronting our w ^ bakery. A number of people have already 1 fallen overboard " to use a nautical phrase and having, in consequence. all confidence in this section of our side- walk nysteni, iiuw lake the middle of th j 9th of February uet. (3) tor's article will be published m Ttn AD- VAHCI, in one or more iseues ai may be determined by the KdiU.r. (4) Each ar tide must be the coauj.jwtion i.f the pupil risjne is attached thereto (&) priie will be awarded l.y the giver of the ( prue, who has dep.wted the money with 11 ! th* Editor of this pper Valentine Mug- road for it Would it nt be wi*e to put jgtns purpo*e* similar competition* in , other school section*. a railing along this place during the win- ter months at anyiate. We wonder sup- t Trimble has not matter. .Sow* of 7<->H/x>r<i /-,. The following ar the officer* of Flesh- Division Sons of Temperance for the current quarter : Wiu. Fetch, W ( ,rthy Patriarch. A. R. Fawcett, P.W.P. Aggie Leitch, W A. \\ J Davis, Rec. Becrvtary. Alice Bellamy, Asst. Sec. John A Heard, Treasurer. D. Clayton, Fin. Secretary. Maggie Campbell, Asst. Conductor. Tho*. Clayton, Chaplain. Frank Sullnan, Sentinel. The \ftr <'>,,, it H Cmincil. The new County Council forthoCountv of Grey will be composed a* follows ; - Uuulcipallty. Kaave. U and lud Do|>aUs <lw. n Suuii.l. J < InUiolui.J. W rnMt.J.C'. MlUr .-ni^ma. |ir rhrlitu*. J Mr Arthur ColHncwboli. Jtn HOT**, A t ain|.hll. W Hewm-UI J Hotxrtinn. W. Hrecne. I in 1 1 a). U l-eoi.-lt \t. (baa. MoffaM. Win. MeCualf. Il.illau.l. John Canwron, A Shute. Win 1 tt. u 1 l lark M.-.1..M. A. I boui|Hon. J J Johnston Nonueiibjr. V l.alitf Vhenrk. WaUon n-l'r'S A Mculrr. A alclutrr* netse, H It.^r^r* Agnew H) dun baas. \\ I .an,;. II u ir-l.ju, C U. Hernia* Hi. Vincent, J Ilowee, N K.-i.l W i auin.l 1. t> MrTormack. Hesrman.A Hulllvau. Euphrnitia Dittrict L,O.L. At the MMIII annual meeting of the Ku phrasia District Orange L<xlg*, hJd at Kocklyn on Tueday of lut week, the following officers were elected for the en- suing year : Thus, (jilray, Master. June* Lughead, LYputy-Mastar Tho*. Abercrombie, Recording Sec. W. H. DiHlsoii. Financial Secretary. Thomas Reid, Treasurer. Samuel yimit. .n. Chaplain. Robert Vuiiit<in, jr., Lecturer. J.'hn Clui;sti>ii, Direvtorof Ceremonie*. Thu neit meeting will be held in Tem- ple Hill Orange Hall, ninth line, on Tuesday :".tli .Uinr ueit, commencing at 2 o'clock p.m. M*aford Mirrr. Court. Tho case against Mr. WBI. C. Hanley, for refusini; to give up military clothes i>r attend the annual drill last fall, came up A meeting of tlte plothoKlere of the Rosherton Cemetery Trust, will be li.-M in tin- Town Hall, Klewherton, n th> evening of Tuesday, Zfith in*t., at seven o'clock. Full attendance nx | uest ill. Bus - mess of imprtanco.-*\VM. CLATTOX, Sec. before Squire Armstrong and Thomas S. N. .Innirrrwry. (Saroey, Enq J P The popular ttelem church Sabbath Ml , n<1 y 'morning la*t Capt. Camp- School Anniversary will be held in the bell of the Mesherton volunteer company, uaual place (near a^ema) -n Friday, | pr0ieal tinK. and Mr. Masson. of Mark .lanuary the 22nd. A choice pmjrrammc dale, being retained for tht. defence. The of vncal and instrumnntkvl music, addres*- es, tVi- , is being provide*! fur the i>cc*sion. For further particulars, sse bills. A. o. r. M: Last Monday night the newly elected Master Workman, A. R. Fawcett -.f the anybody a. y*t .. connection with th. j Fleah.rton lod*e. No. 142, Aactrut Order of United Workmen -treated the breth ren to an oyster supper, furnished in an excellent manner at Mis* Umd i refresh- ment rooms. Amongst those present out- side this lodge, were Dr. Landerkiu, M P. for South Grey, Rev. Walter Aysrs, pa*tor of the Methodist Church her*, am: Mr. Wm. Irwin, PrincipaJ of the Flesher ton Public School*. It was certainly one of the most pleasant little parties which has ever assembled h. r- These Intl. social gatherings are becuming' more au< more interesting and edifying in this vil latfe, and the more especially so when graced by the presxnc* <f refined and humorous itenUemvn, such a* thoe* we have mentioned. May there b* many such and may the Agricultural Editor be there every tun* )*! It l;t. -U I'rr, ,-,,!., r :i III. Ki.llowmy i a li*t of the oth'cen of R. IV No. Ml, vlectsd at the annual meeting ht-ld in Onuige Hall, DusdaJk: J. C. Lusts, W. rVrceptor. R. A. Parks, D. Ffrcer.tuf Wm. Tld, Cliaplsin. Thos. llanbury, KvKistrar. (i. Hall, Treasurer. J. McArdle, 1st bectursn. J. Wilters, 2nd lecturer C. Brander, 1st ( Vnser. Wm. Stephens, 2nd Censor. J. Mason, 1st Standard. B*ar*r. J. DiKlds, 2nd B. McCiture, I'ursuirant J. Alliater. Tyler. Royal Ncarlrt < hprr The annual met-ting f thf Scavrlt-t ( 'hap- ter in connection with the ArUniesia District Orange Lodge, was held in the odge rN.m of L. o. L. No. 429, on 14th nst. There was one candidate raisd U> the Scarlet degree Tho Ml.>wmg ar* the officers elect for 1*3 : Com. Sir Jss. Brodif, W.C.C. " " D. 8t 111*011. E-(.' " " Ja*. Be*t, Ch[.lsin. " " Tho*. Strain, C .Scnbs. " " Win. Kutllg, Treasurer " " E. HnnlW., Sir II K. at Arm* " " J. A. Heard. I. Herald. " " R Clark, O. Herald. L.O.L. Tho annual mooting of Collingwood District L. O. L. waa held in tho < >rn mre Hall, Thorn bury, oil Tuesday of laat week. There waa a large attendance and the meeting proved interesting. The follow- ing officer* were elected for the ensuing year :-8. L. Heslip, W M.; T. Rusk, D. M. ; N. McColman, Chap. ; Ja*. McMahan K. 8.; Thos. Careffot, K. S.; J. A. Cara- cadden, Trea*. ; L. Loiixhead, D. of C. ; Jonas Heslip, Lecturer. News case was not |>n>cedt)d with, owing U> a legal technicality raim-d hy the lawyer fur the defence via., the failure of the pros- jecutur t" pn^lucu his commission as r*i> Captsun H. Oi. rioi, h.... I .1. i.,r . Th.- annual business rueetinc of the patrons of this fa.', ry, wan held in the Town Hall, Fleshertoii, <>n the llth inst.. for the purfxiwe f winding up the year's businc Therewataa levrge numU-r of the patrol present and all teemed well pleased with the seaeon's results an i in. .us v..te of thanks Mr. Doll in /../ . We had quite a ' 'surprise party" at the offioe on Saturday last, when!' A an- and tain of the company. To allow Captain! tendered to the Prewidunt snd Directors Campbell Butticicnt time U> do this, the fr the efficient manner in which they ca*e wa* adjourned until thi* morning at had discharged their tevcnl dutiea. The come up b*- report of the Secretary shewed that there had been 100,611 Ib* of milk delivered at the factory, from which 1O1.G47 Ib* of cheese wa* manufactured The total sale* amounted to No44. 73 or about 10 o'clock, when fore Squire Armstrong. f ...//., , 4 .,/,!. ,,,,i,l, Happy, Amftng the many pleasing matrimonial event* of the season, the one which took place on Wednesday of last week, th* 13th in*t., was no exception to the rule, (hi that day the Rev. Mr McLeod, Presby- terian minister, Priceville, united in holy and happy wedlock our much esteemed * iund, Mr Angus McLeod, of Ar . i wiuv^.n. t" " IM .M'HMlt. lUs.'k, of oar old friend, Mr. W. F. Dull, suddenly .... i^ji.^ii i... 1 ung ci.uple have the wannest a ss of their v.-rv Urae circl* dn>pped in to give us a friendly call. Ju*t a few days previous, we noticed by a Winnipeg paper, that ho was stopping at the Grand Union hotel there, and pub- lialird the fact. 'W'rll, we are glad to state, that we never iaw Mr. IXoll linking , ,. , . , . I whom have his very host wixhe* better. He has ful ly recovered from hix ' r.-' rut severe illnesa. Wo understand he is about opening up a wholeaale jewelry store in Winnipeg, where he intends to reside permanently. 'f friends, for their present and future wel- fare. The Agricultural Editor throws his slipper after hu genial and good-looking friend Angus, and his fair bnd*. both of *j cent* p*r Ib. The expense* were ltt*U> 33 tearing $0370.41 to b* divided among the patrons. The annual meeting for the election of officers will be held on the M ,j March. latr .W r. Sloan. The rvmains of the late Mr. .lanu-s K. SI.. un. .! KtiKi-nia whose death we no- He ha* our boat ; ticed briefly last week were interred in wishe* for Kis continued pro*|>rity. Mr. I>oll pun-""-' sending a short time in Ontario bofore ri'turrinK to the srne of his future artiritu-n located in the lar gest business block ii \Viiiiup,. K . the rloahvrton c>nnelry last Friday, and were follow. . I to the last reeling place by a rery lanrc cnncourve of relative* and *\n>|'>hi/iMu' friends. Rr. D*rid Auld pivachoti sn sonnon in th* M- Mrf*ri from ottr otnt Corretpo*4tt. At the annual school nu-*tini; Mr. Kobt Uraham was elected to the hitch and rue pnsili|i> pii*iti.m .'f Sch.H>l Trustee. Mis* Ford, the new Teavchvr, has enter- ed on her duties teaching the y.'un, idea how to sh.H.t. 8rnns DEATH. A young man named t' ham NTS, lately out from KnuUinl. and who has been living for some tirne past at Mr. Tho*. Knight's, di.d rather tuddvnly on \\iilneeday mortimu, the 13th inst. He was well the night More and retired to reel in his usual health, and was dead tho t>it morning. C'attse, appouJ VK y. Th coroner. Dr. Chri.i.*, wa* ealled iii. but dwimed an InquMt unnecesaarr. Itct Frvm As UM holiday compliiuents, has paws *>*) ! various elections have b**si **atM fcf ^ ruling nutjonttes, uvr villag* if awtUif down to its ssual .juiet Bat i ssvaws that our Ci.uncill.rr* elect ar* vsfy on*- enly dMtnbuted over the) Tuwnship. Three of it* menbers art rsjaeie)ui ol the North West and two of the) Soot* Ka*t corners of tho Tuwuahip. But w* must not complain, as la* anajontj of the ratepayer* hsve decided in that wy. A cooaukrabl* amount ol rasaor ha* bn in circulation as to th* property qualincation* of Mr. McGirr, oar present iUav* , but it apfMear* that h* is prepand to five enure sstMfartx* us UN and t..k his seat in the Cooncil M I usual manner. Mr. Tl.. .ma* Gamey ha* bswi appoiatoai Township A sscatur, f .r the prsssat year, in preference to s Largo ouavber uf appli- cants It is reportad that hoUl-keepar Mr. J. Allison i* to l*r* the piao* a* aow ceew- ptea, and will be succeeded by a furoten citiiKU uf Siughaiupton, who a** kt**j beo.iue a runiiit uf uur village) ; btst, fr> .m reputation, our village does svot de>- sire such a chauge. Ma; r SutbcrUnd, uf th*Uuwp* Army, addressed th* eairrtaUoi m UM MeUso- di*t church OD Sunday evening tact. H*> ha* now cuoanMooatd revival ssmus at Centre Line church. Miss L. La. who stUoded th* *n- trmi.i-e examination tu th* Ui^h School at Mark dale, ha* pssstnl wry creditably to herself and ahto t., her teacher, Mr C. .4. Chant. Weather wry changeable s bad and time* dull. The annual mtrrting of stx.ve District Orange Lodire was held in th* Urai.g* Hall, Markdale, on Tuesday th. 12th inst. There are etpht Ixigws in this dia- trict, all in good working urdwr. Th* at- tendance was guud, and th* bavt of foosi feeling prevailed. The following were elected officer* f,* IgM : James Firodie, \V. I) Master. Wm Wnght, W I > D Master. Thomas Boland. W.D. Chaplain. John Oraharo, D. Rec. Secretary. James best, D. Fui. Secretary. Wm. Sharp. D. Treasurer Wm. H. Johaiton, D.D. of C. Ephnum Broaie, D Lecturer. Urn KuUedce, D.D. Lecturer It wa* decided to cclebeat* th*oit an- niversary of the battle of the Buyn* m Eugenia, aud to hold the neit msvtuif of this Diatrut m Flushartou, oa the 14th of June next. COM. Htrmy Blta. Kioiberley 8*kbath School Anni sary, Wednesday, Feb. 3rd. Set bilk East Grey Reform * -TMtH-a sset im Heaherton last Tueaday ; g--i< stlennsso* Ease <irey Afrnoultoral Boasstw *%t in Klesherton yesterday Rep't as t issw*. NMV ADVERTI8E1BNT8. . 1 1 . . I I . . i . f., r The asdmicne* k*a * Lota fa* asle i* Ute Villaes of n o taw M e*4 i too. aiioeMd rloee iCtiarcl Nil.* H- fall prtir i ar. apl'lir at U toJA* U HHiioKe.ee the FOR H1LB. That prowrtt. kaown ss the BOOL i*Kjt n^. M*\ t M.i'^ > Dwewav Htraae sad flkee. e*w **eejej4ed by Jolk* Beiee . a l>welli*aj Hotaeex ew e*e*eSed Vv D Plair an.l a los o* welch there le * skaea*. apply o oadeneanee Hoe* town. w a cHaaroi A w* v -f rraki:^ tltiO4 ! in t ran hrr at h^tne aw4 tun. < ai.iteJ un rw*ulrwa) We will Hrt tea. Isasnenn pjr Mrw for thoee wk* eaen as i" TV* Wsxe, er all utrwA We will HI ease. Snmos i Ifo , TPurtlaavA. Mai**. !:::, Notice to Contractors. V^V M.J 1> TENDERS O uinl aneeexkniiit 'Ti Can J will b. receT4 at thjt arnral -I th. Kaeterw tur ratain the ws.Ui at the l4M*>. wi-tn. aW.. ines-easlm the hiht .. the backa o ' al th* H .llaarf CaaeJ tirweaa; r>rl u.l TboroM ad lor liayinta* ts Iel betweew ThoraM ad Utmif e I The worfc.Uir<iaMhee.a. will be Iwa ! S*Mseav Mai of the *.TraJ loeaJitlea. ple,B> an.i 4eerri|4tre *f ll(Salli*i lie he> al thlaoetoe en wJ aAer MO.MX4T. taw nth la -f J\MVKT n1 1W,. ,h^ awto*e4 fnrwnori*ere*>eooaa>^. A Net *J*ss W Inforrnatl. u le.tl to b. anbut| >!! I* furntalMd al __ nM>r iXBce. TBOSXIUI. a*d tar Mlantmr*. " VVISIPWSIV v i u w aw*v e;^BMai*ia*ej-ejV * eVelW etrteSljr I* ri i eeei^i with the j sjetaj leiaje. ifc-h-t lh actual ie,S*res. <he **! of Ifce . v<-u|tk>n au.1 i*lar. . -f rvaieseee ot eeah BM*- ber of the asm* . and fort h. . an arrr4v<l bank *e> Mtteat tt She work oei h* eestloe aM sseceupejii the leeeesMee lrn.Ur Mrh iTimihell lnf.a tylteJ Iftanawjit tesxlerlni. 'lclh eatert** menaiaia fovlh* work*, al < he ra*ea >ald la taw after eeeealttoe) Th amount roqaired la *** c*ae will we tato-l ..11 tb.- l.-rni f toexJer The rh*9we oe *>iv thwe eees IB will b* lem are n. I *ar9ft*A Thi r*irtniiii dees **, tself to K-v-pt tbe luweel er aaj A P. MUDLBT. Ml of Havilwar. ud CM*|S . Ottawa, Mb Deeembw. ! | 1