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 .1 ' â-  I i f-i I 1 il I?- II !i .A 1 l' 4f â-  S^- i •Btt TUe Standard. MARKDALE JULY. 17, 1884. The Boom Contiones. Our eiiierprismg townsman Mr. Hull, has purciiased and is iJUtHog into bis 6leatn stave-factory a shingle machine and header, both of which will be m full operation the first of next week. Mr. H. has engaged two more hands in the cooper business. He is doing an extensive business this summer and expects to greatly enlarge it when the two roller mills get into full operation and com- mence to ship flour. Personals. Kev. Mr. Grandy and family enived this week. Mrs, J, R. Trimble returned Lome last week. Mrs. â- Wric:;ht Sr. is visiting friends in the neichboihood of Flesherton, and Markdale, and is this week visiting ber Son in Collingwood, the old lady looks bale and hearty, and has lost none of ber cheerful disposition. Mr. Jas. Steeue and wife of Latoua called on friends here this week. Prof. Henry is back to Markdale. Wes. Whitby lafc ou Tuesday for Mamtowauiiig. Mrs. Ruiherford and daughter of Hamilton are visiting at Mr. Turner's. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eicbardson of Toronto are spending their holidays with their uncle, R. C. Bryden. Mr. Truss has gone North to spend Ms holidays in Owen Sound and vicinity. Mrs. "W'ra. Haskett is visiting friends in Blyth, Out. Master Yv'm. Douglas is home from Mt. Forest High School. Mr. W. H. Steinhoff, of Dundalk gave us a call Tuesday. Mr. Louis N. Thibaudeau returned from the North ou Tuesday. W. K. Flesher, Esq.. Ex. M. P. returned to Flesherton last week from i England. Mrs. Alex Kay has almost recovered ber recent protracted illness. Dr. Arms trong arrived from Port Arthur Wednesdav- JnDsoNvnJj:, July 8rd. To the Worthy Master, Officers and Members of Grey Division Grange No. 2. We your com., on Temperance l)eg leave to repor. That in view of the Scot Act being about to be submitted to the Electors of this County, and from our opinion of the said act in the Counties in which it has been passed, your com., would recommend that this Division, pledge their Bup^ port in favor of said Act, and that the Secry. be requested tn furnish tbe leading papers in tbe County with a copy of this report. Adopted. J. J. Gbaham, Chairman. Dundalk. From our own correspondent. Proton andOsprey appealed pgainst the County valuation. Tlieinvestigs- tion begins to-day in Owen Sound be- fore the County Judge. We had a frost on Monday night, but no damage is reported. Rev. E. Shaw, tJie Jr. Minister for tbe Methodist church on thio circuit, arriyed on Saturday last. At the Sbrigley pic-nic on Thurs- day last, Mr. Bailey, Junr., met with an accident by falling from tbe merry- go-round, breaking bis leg at the ankle. On Wednesday night of last week an infant child, aLandoned by its parents, was left at the door of Rev. Mr. Burwash of Homing's Mills. The Reeve of Melanutbon, promptly gave it in chargtj of a nurse. It is thought that thfc mother wishing to abandon it left it there in the hope that it would be kindly cared for. 355 persons left Duudalk station to take in the celebration ot the 12th in Shelburue. Pic-uics are the rule. The thing is now getting stale, and no doubt will soon give us a rest- Flesherton. The 12th at U'illiauisford. Notwithstanding the dreary and threatening aspect of the weather dur- ing the first part of the day, a large number turned out at \Villianisford station to celebrate the Battle of the Boyne. Eaily m the afternoon close to one thousand people iiad gathered the Orangemen as well as others were highly pleased with the treatment they received at the bancs of mine host, Mr. Yogan, who had made ample provision for the wants ot the inner man. The majority of the crowd repaired after dinner to the grove a!?joiuing the village, where John Lyons, Esq., of Markdule, gave an able and comprehensive address on orangeism, Mr. of the Sauble also addressed the audience with a few well chosen remarks. About 4 o'clock the company dispersed after an order- ly and enjoyable day's ouliug. arri38pari;deBC8* Notice. â€" We wish it distinctly understood that we do not liold ourselves i-es]iousib'e lor the opinions expressed by our correspondents! To the Editor of the St^xndard. Dead Sia. â€" The PricevUle Public School Examination took place on June 27th. The school room was tastefully decked with flowers and green boughs, by the pupils and teach- ers. A lengthy programme was tuccessluliy carriei: out under the direction of Mr. Dixon, Teacher, of Sr. Depariment and Miss NichoU, Teacher of t!ie Jr. Department. The larger pupils were examined at length in tlie various branches of their studies by W^m, Si ell ex-Teacher, Revs. Ed- monds and McLoud, the afternoon closed with recitations, dialogues, singing c., by the children of both dep.irtments. The attendance of par- ents was tolerably good, quite a num- ber turned out and were much gratified with the progress being made by the schoci in general, which reflects gre»t credit od tbe Teachers. Several short addresses were made by the gentlemen present, encouraging teachers to further ef orts and scholars to greater progress, and daring the next hdf year we expect a much greater advance. Hhe next examination, we hope to see a larger tumoatandi a real good time, and Priu.?\ille school will stand tecond to none \n the ^ownship^ From our own correspondent. The 12th of July passed off quietly in this place this year, the sound of Fife and Drum and the march of the Orangemen enlivened our stieeis for a while in the morning and as it was almost midnight e'er the men and music retm-ned, but few were out to witness the procession pas^ through. One good brother with the fi^e whose wind we suppose had failed him hod ceased from his labors and fallen from the ranks, but bis compfinion with the Drum sticks failed not in his duty and it could not be said, not a sonucl of the Drum was heard. The Ice Cream Social under the auspices of Flesherton Division Sous of Temperance which was held in the Town Hall last Wednesday evening, was fairly successful, there was ice- cream in abuudauco, an interesting progn'm was gone through with, and a very pleasant evening was spent. Dr. Christoe occupied the chair. Temper- ance is on the marcU forward in this locality and that order which is weildiug a mighty influence for Temi/erance, and for good throughout the world to-day; The Sons of Temperance has one of its flourishing and successful divisions sustained and efficiently worked in our enteipnsing and temperance village. Weekly, members are being aided to the Society, and the practice of the prin- ciples of Love, Purity and Fidelity are daily being demonstrated. W. K. i Flesher Esq.. after a long absence from our village, in the old country, arrived home here safely on Monday last. He looks hale and hearty as ever We welcome him back to oar miist again. Miss T. Hind has opened up an Ice Cream parlor in this village, and is now doing a flourishing bu.sines-;. AH the refreshing and cooling beverages of the season can be had which is very pleasant and convenient duriu" tbe sultry Summer. R. M. Commiugs Esq., Carpenter of this village leaves tlii^ week for Atcheson, Kansas, he is going to join some of his fellow tradesmen who have gone before, and report pastures very g^een in the west we. Wish friend Commings a safe journey and evei-y success when tie gets there. acoor Be SSI £§1 8 •r Pj o B e** ihg to keley, S^ V Oj » ^p|i « E-»^g g rr ii.»i- ^="§.1° OD C2 -* CT" ej • s CO 2 H o 2 g o M et- cf R O PI o â-  m 2 -s B 2 t3 o S- p H 1 f il « P ^v- o â- 0 2 0^ zr.a 3 0" ii K CL,~' (D • g 2.2.P g. « o » 3 (t i S, Pj » Noticts of Birtlu, iJurntn,, tutu nee cents. ""' wetnty nve cents ati. C)-ATHS. Wn.80Nâ€" In Euphrasia, on « • Samuel son ol Mr. J, Lu \V; ^• years. ""^a, i JKatltet llc^ mahkdale. Fall Wbeat sq ,,(^ Spring "Wlieat. "„ ^^ JJ'^^'iey on Feas (i„ Oat ,„ Butter i. jr Eggs iH Potatoes J, I Hay 7 00 Pork 7,H, Flour 4 ^.- to-u to to to to t.J to to tt (1^ to Orel YELLOW OIL CURES RHEUMATISM WORM POWDEHS^ An pleasant to take. Contaia their otm Purgative. Is a safe, sore, and etteetuMt teetr»j9r «/ woraw in Children or Adaltl ALEX KAY Mill Street, Markdale â€" IMPOETED- â€" FIELD AND 6ARDEH SEEDS VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. A 8{dendid farm for sale two miles from the rising town o( Markdale, an important station on the Toronto, Grey Bruc« divi- sion of the C. P. E Being lots No. 108 2nd i and 108 109 in .Srd range. West, of T., S. Koad. Glenelg. Co. Grey, containing i/iO acres. The farm is admirably adapted for grain or stock and especially for the latter, ii watered by a^ beautifnll never failing stream JkfC spring water. There is 110 acres cleared and is in 6 good state of cultivatiou, well lenced .with cedfir rails, balance hard wood with sufficient cedar fov fenoing the place, also a comfortable ho se, with .splen- did well adjfining, good out buildings, young orchard beaiJng. This is a most desirable farm for stock raising. Title indisputable, for further particulars and terms applj" to EDWAKD RUTLEDGE, on the premises, Markdale P. 0., or to Stand.3» Office, Ivlark- dale. 200 1 monthly Pairs, Markdale-^Siiturday before erton. Chats w- rtb -Monday befi ham. Dundalkâ€" Tuesday before yille. Fleshertonâ€" M( ndsy belore ville. â-  Oraugeville--Th(j sccoadriii in each moiiib. Mount Forestâ€" Thira Vumi in each month. Priseville â€" Monday befoie Di Durhara^Tliird Tuesday ii mouth. Hanover â€" Monday. lioiVrel} Walkeiron^Liist Wedaai every month. Tbe place to buy your Seedii is at PARKER'S, Drugstore, DURHAM. SALESMEN WAS^ To begin work at once on Fall fait; I emplovxaent at fixed i^irisiiit' t'liii" work.' jMcBi afi«I Wcnicii pleapant WORK THE YEAR EOl municipality of tbe Tonrnsilip i trood agents arc eamiug fiom •-:.| Voters' List for W84. New Butciier 81 The best meats the coantn- ani kept on hand and DELIVERED TO All FAPJSl %HE TOWN WHERE €RDeJ A sliKre of intljli" patronase rra| solicited. llemember the sitauu in ^McyiaVi. 181 RUTLEDGE o: iBElP 325 Y ACEEs. THE LARGEST INTHE 0011 I F^re inPritteyiiie: Sunday nigbl last Mr. James Tryon's cooper and waffon shop was destroyed by fire loss about |800. partially insor- ed. Cause of fire unknown. â-  »â-  LABDIME MACHINE OIL „ I» MMBfMtared SoLdy byMcCall Bro's. 4 Co. TOTonto^and w the only popular MachfM if 0LERA INFANTUM gisyMMliiMPLAINTS ol Holland^ Connty of Orcy. NOTICE is heieby given, that I have transmitted or delivered to the per- sons mentioned in the third and fourth sec- tions of "The Voters' List Act," the copies retjuireJ by said section to be transmitted or delivered of ihe list made, pnrsnsnt to said act, of all pel sons appearing by t^e last i-e- vised Assessment Boll of the said Mnnicipality to be entitled to vote in the said MnnicipAlity at Elections for members of the Legislative Assembly, and at Municipal Elections and said lift 'vas first posted np at my office at Williamsford Station ppst-ofSce. 'Tovnship of Holland, on the I7th day of July, 1884. and remains there for inspection. Electors are called upon to examine th* said list, and, if any omissions or any ther errors are found therein, to take immediate proceedings to have tbe said errors corrected according to law. CAESON PRICE, Clerk of the said Municipality. Dated the 17 th day of July, A.D. 1884. per month and expensts. Terms and onttit fie'.-. -^'i'lrf" STONE VELL1NGK5J TO BIB The undersigned is mamiiacv r celleut assortment of School l^itrnit Consisting of SC OOL SEATs TEACHEKS' DESKS, etc., of design and most api'rovnl ratte recommended by Sthnol Truatee^ ers, for cheapness, comfort andcoi wherever tri^. An assortmeut School Bells kept ahva\s en Vm^ catalogue to Chatswoi tli P. 0. 181 A^â- u^iE^vi XoTicKS in the--!e U(/ individual or tnts a line for th \eKts a line each sh Hay makes v( The straw ben Rasberries ai A LITTLE fire [iays. Glenklg Couj The ChHtsworth correspondent to the 0. S. -Idvertuser sys: "On Thurs- day last a thievish old tramp btruck the village, and before any notice was taken of him he. had "stolen a uuml.er of small articles from' different places aiid disposed of them iu others. Ahont thirty of the youuff men of the tillage -eaiight him near the station, dragged him wrer to the 8?aiighter house, tied the ciittlo rope round his middle, and swung him up to tbe rojrf with the wmdless,. After altemateh- swingbg andqaestiouinff hiib fvt aboui au hour, and exacUug a ptoxnisi from him never to return and to Chat^worh,be wnrf allowed to gS bwh^ cud an double qui^ktime. S. br^?"' -periavuded Vie Voters List for 1884. Jraunicipality of the Township of Olenels, CouiiiV ol Orcy. NOTICE is hereby {^ven, that I have transmitted or delivered to the per- sons mentioned in the third and fourth sec- tions of "The Voters' List Act." the copies Required by said section to be transmitted or debvered of the list made, piusuaut to said act, of all per-sons appearuig by the last re- vised Assessment Boll of the said MnnicipaUy to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Elections for members of the Legislative Assembly, and at Municipal Elections; and f.'?oi'**p" .^^.P* "^^^^ np at my office at Lot 24. Con. 4, Township of GlenelR. on the 7th day of July. 1884. and remains there Tr inspection. Electors are caUed npon 10 examine the said list, and, if auv omissions or any other JOHN S.BLICK.' f [^ " T. L ^*** ' ***® ^*^ Munieitiality. Bated the 7tft day of Jdly, A.6 ISsi. ' '~r^ â€" pABHRi FOB SALE. EUGENIA Grist, Sawandl: Having made eiitensive im]"""' my Grist Mill I feci cur.Suii: good satisf iictiot; 6nOD FLOUR ALC/SC' Chopping Lone B^^n "tars in itv Mr. John Nol.ie [J'jst recaived a car VagoDs Which he Custom Sawing aisl l^i^' ' shorteet notice. LUMBER a::d xVrn ON iBNi^-^ 60 fi^,4^ot^;i^£'^r«^'^^^i' Cherry, Butlinmt, Basswood. Piu â- ".VhitP 0. 691v. ,,-,lIl.£u!of' M. AKITTJ t'-l t"OK Thrte milch fo\v svf' n-cen^. Cash or tiuje ti. guoil ""'"'^y" jiiO' ' Mftifedale. July, H Ni- ga»f?Si uaunouuroOM. ^^gSJfc -dzA