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1 PLESHERTON ADVANCE. "TRl'TH BEFORE f.lVOB-"-' PRINCIPLES, ^ 01 UE.\.' VOL. VIII., NO 454. FLESHERTON, ONT., THURSDAY. MARCH 18. 1590. W. E. - WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, MAJOR KE THE MAS SILVEEPLATE, ETC. Who Will l-uin Hold ikf frcm Majk ki. They look WV-H. Mr. Georrr; Graham aixdG. Be- hare had renr severe attack of L grippe. They are ncowriaf slowly, in informed :'..v. ioite a nnm- b*r of jouag peoc-' '..J- Having purchase<l the well established business ot" Russell, the Flesherton jeweler, also adding s^me new lines to our already well assorted stock, we are fully prepared to supply - our customers with the finest Watches, ClocksJewdfT.Dia- : monds, Silverplate, &c.,to be found north of Toronto. In our repair department we guarantee entiie satisfaction, as we have had the experience in some of the best houses in Toronto, also havi:^ a very fine set of tools, we are enabled to do all kinds of repairs to your entire satisfaction. Watches care- fully adjusted, and 'isochronised. Perfect work every time. In the Local Legislature for East Uwy A I^arge aaU HATEU : ous Gathering at Rocklyn en fantastic too m our village one en- 1 g . Saturday. , last week. Some of them did not Q^nn ~ $5 , ^ _ home Terr ea- above was rtcuveJ too late . . < - ED. Bros As ws sntieipauJ. V^^r T. has again secwd the nomination as taadard beaivr for die Conservative party ia East Grey at the forthcoming elsetiou fur the Legislature. The meeting on Saturday was composed .cgaies from the poiats in the riding. Thos President of the Association, conduct- ed the rre. 'in,- in a mauner highly Viurxar Hill Mr. C. Scinlan ha? ~::irned boms from visiting ais friends. One of oar most enterprising fam- ers of this district has adopted a ten The inmates of tfe<i reteire-J a Jie LCJ, low is T&nooslT isliiinlnj at ">to eXtf.OOO. rsrtlj covered The foUowiu'' are :: j losses : - - ,. . Western for $3.00*. > #4. - l in - nc- $1,*J?>, Commercwl Creaj- r. Motiwon 4 m tb* , . . inr for Union $2.00 Smith. Iocs J^T^ IUO ley. lc*. li. ; ( irHSsSES'Hr- ' 2s?S5i-' ssi nuitmk. Sni i, .-id fcUo. T K ,, Irel " d ; '? *- wood credits* to huoself and the .party. ^^^^^7," ^S^^^ I and evemuing worked together most J^* ^h^^tarnou.M ^^y.A^VK count of his broken leg people were it 1 1 of nomina- jfr^j ^ coo ja nct r^ata ^ie FLESHERTON. I'AINTINO. TR1MMINO HOBSCSHOECCQ . WOOD WOKk FIRST PRIZE WHEREVER SHOWS. Ll'MPER. LATH. JOB WORS FOR VEHICLES MANUFACTURED AT Heard 's Carriage Works, FLESHEKTON, ONT. r K'l S LAND UOLUCH.s MO WEBS. PLOWS Our Uusjoe* the Beet. tiur Slvuh* the Beet. t'ur Cuttrrs the Best Our Improivd Hirros the Best. Our Patent Gate The Beet. Stevens Imnrvved Sphug Tooth Harrow the Beet. STUAW CVTTKKS. tTRXlF PRttXS. QAJiQ i'LOWS Ml harmoniously. There were a tions. but only three stood tue ballot. TU., Major Rorke. T. Uilray, Esq.. and Neil McCohnan. Esq. The Speeches of the candnbtes were each limited to fifteen minutes, and there- fere they complained that they could ' uot do themselves justice. After the I speeches a ballot was taken. which re- '. suited as follows Rorke 57. Gilray jy. McColuian 23. Major Rorke i IhaTSBirt Trnr""T / '*Hj declared to the nominee of t*e couvention. The two following resolutions ' pat to the meeting and carried onani- 'Masiy : Ttiat we. as ft convention, detire to place our unanimous ipreasion i pn Tftl on record u to tho ftble. etEcien: and steadily consistent ooorae iporsued by the Conservative organ. the Empire, on all thuee leading questiuu* throughout the IVin-.-ii 'ii that teod to affect our Bntiah cimneelHMi. our trmde pehey aitu our Caniuiau lutereeU. Also we pltxige , iiuneNw, , far a* we are abl. ta give , VA.J Cotiaorrauve '-rgan our financial rt ami i<rMUaI mduewce ia aiJiug , the vxteuaivo oi ita <utulatinn ia oar flaaent. l'.:k does not approre oflrwia FiWLVtt's oxen bein^ the strongest in the township, bu: <a\ < he will set from |5 to $2*3 >:; George AlWn s. Mr. fVm. Cooper will preach on Sunday at the osoal boor. We hjpe he will hare a lar^e attendance as he is a Christian and doing all he can for the goed of oar eoantry. O. B. RECKLESS. I I Jack Fruet cam* to the treat week. Mr. Ceo. Trroo ass sold bwnees aad is loss 1200, insured in the city of '. don for fl.OOO ; J. II. RaVen. 1 X3 tSWO. BO insurance : W .raig. lot* 1800. no insuranre: H. Knight *. i Masaon. f 100. no :::nr- J. - y icsura Thomson A Smith, f 1.400. co insnr- aoce. Mr. W. out kk mto tke *r . hMarraoed K>r Ibrok.- r aad rrta* with hMfctakt Spnp tar Ctukina TMtkias- TtlT ** t y* i *^*' ) j < ** . wifl _ r ^ t r* *>* :' ' DMirW^ iwteu* U .-.--. tmd. machin* OvViMn, others r bwr Z*MIIB( W h^pe it mT grow into imos*fl THE ONE PRICE For Genuine Bargains. 3I('I)oiiald & Evans. \%> . the member* of the Liberal Coo- aervativc AasocialK<a (.'I Centre (.trey. ' take thu oppt^rtuuity of vetoing the tea- 1 timenu >>f tSe Cv>n*rvaiiTee of this rid- iog. W* view with proud satisfaction I tUe itraiid w.r'fc Joue by th OV>IKIUOO ; uiivlfr the able IvadenhiD of Mr Vlrv- dith IB hi* elforu to KUide the '.eeuift'.ion t i'ie ihitano House,ia their brave ti^ht : T r<;ual n<hu to all tmJi ipecial pni- t !e-.re fr roue Knpecially do we endone totioa in tryiujt bv new lee^alatioa 'tV rv: ^mi of abuaee of power by the ' \'r.vjiK - ial C!i-v*rnmeti thrvu^h their b<ei and uia^iatrate*. Kiwolved. that we vadoree the tani I taken by Mr M*rwJith antl hu follower* I on tho dual '.n<uo> m our scho\u$. be- 1 lifting that KnyUsb ftkMir ahouUl be the j Iftitfinur* of int ruction, aitd uo rctnii I docmn** sh.'tilJ he tut;ht in ourohx>ia; ' that our histories h nilj Iv *i>ch ft* wotM ctattivate a healthy, patriots sen- ' turvHit in the youth of oer land, and ' that a vote of thank* be ja*ed to Mi. IJ^t. Rorke. M.P P.. for his wrvicee ; the Uut four wars. The Curliaf C'.uh pesrW two itoks wuh Duaham on the 5ch. Score \9 to 50 in fmvor U LVarhain. The reurm was abyed on rink here. Score, seven ia favor <tf ' L>ura*- Mr. J. McOowaa, osr Bsiller. hae , more ptgs foedinf. we think, than any atan in the townahip. H* h*i a buildinf neerty one hundred feet loof . up with fumftoee, etc. , and it i* full of hs. Mr T Fenroavxi. op on the hill. ay* thtt he killed a |u< lately that dreeeed 506 Ibe. About verr see>.*d farmer that cxmoe into the hop ha tuwiethin( to say ab-ut 'T^>m Ferfueoa's pigs." Mr Sil LeeJi* i* prepanng for hie fluht to the fram* pr\nnce. Another wedding p*rty came into town last week. Mr. A. MoDon*:,,. the 1VHS ooo.. IV'ton, aad Miss McIX-nald. Jau^hter oi Mr. John MclVnalu. of K^reeM^nt. drawn by a spirited horse with say trappings, led the train, which at the uiaate. then the K*v. IX fell to aud wedded two Me Ma A >leigh Kd i<f member* of Fteeaertoa PITIMOU ^. T i*iUI the Division here The wwldms b'lls arv still riBgitig. , lat ThundAy even.i-<. anJ a ve*y enjoy- Mia* Carrie My lo*. of tbis plaoc. was 'able time was tpent, it n aaid. I united in the bonds of matrimony to \ ., u O f Mr. Jansee Ferris, of Proton. sir. J. May. of iraiifti'.-ille. which ' htpp y ewat took placv on \Vedne;>day | last, at UM rfsiaonce of the bride s , tiii-. Mi. J. M>.s. Tiv i-i'nv.!t>ny i was jHu-formotl by Kt>v. J. H. \\tts. The happy couple took their departure r varlr in the aAornooti for tlu-ir IXHIIO j. u t irt . at Urau^evilW. Miss MyU-s will be ; uiisik'd very tuucii in this vioiuity. as , OWKN Sot'sp. Mareh 10. A serious sho was a {avcmc of old and young. , nre took place here this ruorr.iug in She was s member of the MethoeSst t i, e lUiwhart Week. The laiv tisnl church hja for sonio tune past and w iro osUblishmeut of R. T. Hntchart O O O o W P -GOOD MORXIXG" Important and Froiitablo an- nouncement Uert* next week. W. A. BROWN, Jeweller, Markdale. w hi! wurkin in Ik* wvxxl* ^ >t ^^rei nbe broken nd ^ in : une . KT Uat wevk. mler- B h* wUl SounU. ' took an active part in rhurvh work. 1-ive and the furniture warvrooms i Sho was also a tr.eiubcr of the choir O f i; lut^ekouridjie A 8ous were eom- here for so see, tune and will bv> sanch ' pl^telr destroyed. The adjoinitK missed, as she took a very active part. , buildings were more or less damaged. Sho will be missed also in onr social . u>gethi<r with considerable loss to the eitvlee as well as in chnrca. work ' uvk*. The firv is suppose! to have Your correspondent wishes bar happi uesa in her MW sphere andii MeCoiM.ll bare resulted from spoutaaeoosoooibtwtion. Seferai |ople werv injured by fallm* walls, aaoag them Fire Marshal 6 M P3 O I o c C a Buy TOUT flour asd nd direct at th null and get it at first coat prices. IVW