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 m !*«. tan, tai TO CALL AT I NMARCI HAVE THE « r and CHEAPI tTMENT OF EEE WILL SELL n the ToroJ ouscs. NGU8H-MADI E SUI 5 no Shoddy,) FROM $4 1 " 61 " 81 ' should look! Lt the ^arc] everything al TOM PRICeI I'Soldstd EN SOUNI ^^^mim^^mmmMM^MM^^A:'^, 4fei»aw»'f t«p*s?al WALTHAM, WATCHES. U^G£ STOCK OF ' (Quadruple Plated CLOCKS, Ware, l/edding Rings, f 8 k \lizzanis Morris and Boss Ukcks, good VioHn Strings, I jusical Instruments. Careful and accurate repair- 1 0(T personally attended to and \hlly warranted. â-  \Sauare Dealing. Fair Prices. W. A. BROWN. MARKDALE. Band Other Items. by capitahate of «at toWa w^^^S sntkgreat succesa^ lMmi»g«dd al«SS oyer twenty.thrae tiiQiisand «h«res. The Burplus skKsk ol the Con»any amonntuig to 06.000 will be diniled 'on October 22nd. Shares are *2 each and aU those desiring to part^- pate m this Grand Diyiaon, dionld buy a share at once. Address H. A.' L. White, Sec'y., St. Marys. ' *n2-115 In the report of Glenelg Council Minutes which appeared tliree weeks ago the following paragraph appealed which was somewhat mibleading "The Reeve and Mr. Neil reported on the dangerous condition of the road atBarrdead Mills, the council granted $225; towards putting the road in good condition. The proprietor of the mill agreemg to remove the Saw- mill for that amount." The above is the total amount for the right-of- way, and the proprietor has agreed to remoye the mill and clear the road without further compensation. N'oTicEs in these columns intended tobeTiefit I M individual or Society will be clmrged ten ttiu a line for the first insertion and five \(,nuaUne each aubiequent insertion. mannfasturing sortineut of pL SEATS and DB IS, etc., of tie Iroved pattern. uol Trustees and. mfort and comps Jissortment of F» lays on hand. ' ith P. 0. ANDREW McGD lie country »»' I ALL PARTS] ERE ORDJ [patronage in McNea' 1 I. RUTLEDCi YTmAY C8^ L made by^? f County of tf^ the Mortgsb?' pnDlio are Did any person see the eclipse Fob Sash, Doors and Mouldings, go to grant Co., Markdaie. Don't forget thesplendid show in Eae's ball on Saturday evening. The Weekly Mail to the end of 1885 for §1, subscription tfl-ken at the SlANDAKl) office. A. FINE specinian of North West Red man may be seen in J. K. Tnmble's shop window. For sideboards, dressing cases, bed- steads, louuges ajid cradles, go to Grant Co., Markdaie, Rev. Mr. Cabson will preach a funeral si^rmon in the Methodist Cliurcb oil Sunday at 10:30 o'clock OB the occasion of the death of Mr. Tbos. Irwiii. The Weekly Glolie for $1, to the end of 1885. Leave you^r name and subscription at this office. If the person who took the wrong parasol from the hall one day oi Eilubition will leave at the office of the Secretary, the owner will be exceedingly obliged. The Montreal Star will be sent to flew subscribers from the Ist October eitothelst January 18.86 fot $1. Sow is yotir time to secare the best family paper published; 15 months for ?1. Subscribe at this office. Miss BuKCH calls attention to her' new stock in Dress and Mantle Trim- mings. Patterns etc.. Dress and Mantle making promptly executed. Mantles a specialty. Note â€" Bargains linMilliiiery. Call at the Standard office if you «ant Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Blank Notes, Eeceipfcs, Business Cards, Shipping Tags, Sale Bills, Streamers, Dodgers,' Circulars Cf anytbiLg from a calling card to a double sheet Poster. Bet. Mb. Casson will preach in the Presbytenao church, Markdaie, on Sabbath next at 2:30 instead ot W:30 as announced. The change was "lade owing to the (death of Mr. Thoa. "Win whose funeral sermon will be preached bv Mr. Casson in the Methodist CUm-ch at 10:80. See here. â€" If you have lost any •^We, sheep or other stock, or if any "^ch have strayed into your premises^ advertise them at onc^ in the Stan- IfiiED. This paper circulates largely Ipngh Artemesia, Glenelg, HoUand, I'-upbrasia aud Osprey townships. Cattle Faib. â€" Markdaie cettle fair pt Saturday was a decided improve- |*«nt on any fornoer one. There were po buyers from Toronto, two from l^^en Sound aud a host of local dealers ||6side8, all of whoom meant business. â- "16 250 head of fine cattle were on I J- A Sroimd, and eyer $4,000 was |â„¢ for 125 out of that number. Jbe Eev. Alfred Andrews, Sunday l^^ooll Agent of the Guelph Metho- [w^.^°Dference, will visit the Euph- I *ia Methodist Mission on Monday, Uif ^*' "" ^ill lecture on "Sabbath £, ^oi"1j-" Meeting »t New lul S* at 10:30 a. m. and Bbettezer L*^ P- m. in adittion to his kctnre hilw ^^^® a discriplion 6f the h'^iak of Moses. Dlaiitrated '8»meby charts and diagrams. Cute. â€" A citizen says We had the fun of witnessing rather a "cute" trick this week a farmer sold a load of hay; after unloading he returned to weigh the wagon when the buyer noticed that the absmt minded farmer had forgotten the binding pole, (a 75 lb. saphng) and also that he himself had been on the hay when weighed, after being thoroughly reminded of those minor matters the pole was fetched and weighed together with the man which made a difference ui favor of the buyer of 280 lbs. such exhibitions of absent mind, and rustic innoceuse should have publicity. CosnNG. â€" The celebrated Comedian K. H. Baird. supported by an excel- lent Company, will give an entertam- ment in Eae's hall Markdaie on Saturday evening next, 11th, under the auspices of A. 0. U. \V. of this place. *-To please all aud offend none" is Mr. Baird's Motto. The piece selected for this occasion is "Joshua Whitcomb." This Company bus received very flattering notices wherever they have played, see what tne Banie Advance says :-r-"Nip and Tuck was played by the Bijou Comedy and Dramatic Compaoy iu the Barrie town hall on Tuesday night. The audience, which was a large one for this time of the year, was thoroughly appreciative and many timts applauded the perform- ances of the actors. Miss Youghau and Messrs. Baird and Mulligan are excellent on the stage, aud made during the course oi the eveuing manv hits. The Company was successful enough to warrant them in again appeafing here, and •we shall shortly have the pleasure of announcing their reappearance. The remainder of the cast was good." _libr^ l^Laa^Iiii 1^ U. xm. 12 ItcU*iidw^vaig«pfiifaEiii« iit tins section and wilif^ Ida Cunt' of 100 acresB, jatitd U»e lio^wiai; propettyi witibout reserve QD Tuesday the 14th October eommeneing at one o'dock, 1 pa« mat^Md HJorBfes, sted gr^, zisng 4 years 4 Milch Cows; 2 Steers, lismg 2 years.; 8 Heifers, xismg 1 year.jl Steer, lising 1 year 1 Brood Sow 7 yoimg P5g8 1 Wag- gon, new 1 Buggy, neai ly new 1 pair Sleighs, new; 1 Boss Gang Plough, new; L.afcubble Plough; 1 Monarch Fanning Mil!, new 1 Massey Bake, new; 1 |et Harrows; 1 Set Team Harness 1 Set Single Harness 1 Hayrack 1 Stoneboat 1 Grmding Stone 1 .Gram Cradle 1 good Cook- uig Stove, new 1 Wanzer C Sewing Machine; Tables, Chairs, Bedstead, Chum, Milk Pans, Pails, Tub, etc., etc. Whiffletrees, Neckyoke, Forks, hoer, Shovel, Chain, and oth^ articles too numerous to mention. Terms of Farm $200 on dav of sale, $400 on 1st of Febuary next, balance secured by Mortgage at 7 per cent. For Hay and Pigs, $10 and under, cash over that amount 15 months credit on approved joint notes. lytf i'itj CiSa The Chatsworth correspondent to the O. S. Advertiser says: â€" "There appears to be. real desperadoes about fifty sideroad in Holland. Mr. Bob t. Carter, a quiet, inoffensive farmer of that neighborhod was shot at by two of them a few eyenings ago and had a veiy narrow escape with his life. I'he bullet grazedhis forehead, cutting itsjtraek through the skin. It appears that when he came in, in the evenmg his children informed him there were two men up stairs. Immediately making his way up, he just got there in time to see them escape through the window. It was later in the night, while stauding in front of the door, that a shot was fired at him from be- hind a pump platform in front of the house. Mr. Carter has always more nr less money about him and it was doubtless this the scoundrels were after. This is the second attempt that has been made to rob him." ^ooMbsls^tiui evUfenoe of lii|eV Otfe ap- pfioatiob will make ibe moat stabbaridy eel «iid nragfa hands bMotifally 8 tisd nhite. BenMmber that "MAT DJs W" is iiot a paint or powder that fills ap tiie pores«f theskiii, sad that is iiqarioiu lb the skin, bnt s new and great diaooivcrTy, a vegetable liqoid. that oaoses the cheek to glow with health, the neek, arms and hands to rival the Lily in whiteness. Impossible to detect in the besoty it oonfers any artificial ^laTaeter. It cares greasy Skin, Freckles. Wrinkles, Pimples, Black Heads, Crow's Feet, Blotches, Face Orabe, Sua bnm, Tin, Bingworm, l^iaiqied Hands, Sore or Glupped Lips, Barber's Itch, Tetter, etc. It frees the por- es, oil glands, and tubes from the injorioas effects of powders and cosmetic washes. By its use all redness and roughness are pre- vented it Beautifies the skin, and will maJie it soft, smooth and white imparting a de- licions aoitnesB imparting a perfectly healthy, natural and yonthfol appearance. The b^t f»ce lotion that the world ever pro- daoed. We will send "a liABOE bottle" to any address on receipt of price, 91. When ordering mention this paper. Address all letters to the MAY DEW AGENCY, 167 Church Street, Toronto, Ont. Parlor and Beeeption Boom for Ladies. iyCaj:*l3:. OFFICE OF THE MsAsA M W 1 " Honor Roll S. S. No. otesia* 8. Arte- .4th classâ€" (Total 702 marks) â€" Esther McNally 409, Alice Nicholson 849, Bella Thoippson 888. 3rd classâ€" (Total 648)â€" Hannah Stafford 547, Charlie Stafford 601, George McNally 227. 2Qd classâ€" (Total McKee 458, barah Elsie McKee 268. 2nd part firstâ€" (Total 524)â€" Annie* Gamey 872 Annie Badgers 256 Sammy McNally 198. Elsie Ikkstkr, Teacher. September. About a monih ago conniderable stir was caused in the northwestern part of L'orouto where the news spread that Johnathan Made] I, builder, of Liippincott street, had eloped with Mrs. Martin, organist in the College street Babtist church. Madell sung in the choir. The tuneful pair were both married and had two children each. They disappeared suddenly, and their exact whereabout could not be ascertained. At 2.80 Sunday morning they put in an appuarance at their respective homes, aud as both were truly penitent they were wel- comed back, promising never to do it again. Both were heartily ashamed of themselves and were covered with gnef, not only for their own conduct, bnt also for the sorrow they have brought on their families. All kinds of Marble and iVfonnmeTital 'Works, such as Monuments, Tomb Tables, Headbtones, Counter and Table Tops, â€" in American and Italian Marble, and made on short notice. Also Mantles in Marble and Marbeleized Slate, c., c. t!$at,ista.ctlon Cruaj:*a,iiteel in Every Respect «) "S • ' .; ROBT. S. RAE, TAILOR, â-  â-  â-  V 624) â€" Eleanor McKee 407, Honor Boll for temberf 9* 8. Kio« 6f Holli Sep- First classâ€" Mary Brown, WiJh'e Smith. ., • Part second â€" Minnie David, Anme Smith, Louis Heslip, Kobt. iSanderson. Second Aâ€" Bobbie Welsh, Ida Allen. Second Bâ€" Sarah Brown, Mamie Welsh, Emma Ewart, Lizzie Ritchie. Second Câ€" Sadie Bowe, BeUa Gillespie, Willie Sanderson, Third Aâ€" Albert Allen* Letita Banderson, James Blaney. Third Bâ€" George McNeely, Maggie Montgomery, Herbert E wart. Fourth class â€" Addje. Allen, Sargent, ^attie Gillespio. Teaidier. BIRTHS. SABJSANT-OntheSth October, at Hawkstone, Co. Simcoe, the wife of Mr.^red Sarjeant, of a son. Apprentice Wanted To Iflam blacksmithing, a smart stoat boy Agood opportonity to leam the bosiness. Apply to Thos. Sargent, Berkel^. 113-15 WANTED. Sealed tenders win be AAnvednp to the 25th October for 'mte taker" of the Soaieuesi Ball, to light fires, liKht and clean lamps, die., for three aepenrte lodge.4. A member of oa4 of the iiMders preferred. Apply at this office where- qwci fl ea tio ns of duties to be performed can be seen. 118-15 â€" :o â€" :o â€" :o â€" :o â€" :o /o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/' ^/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/o/J "â-  !â- ! ^^ â- â- ^fl' â-  â-  o- â-  I I I f^n â-  â- â- a' III • -^ o: â€" o: â€" o: â€" o:â€" o: â€" «» M ifi fH i Mn m ti m i mnM tt»»»wwf»i nwr We are now showing special drives in New, Sty/ish a.nd Fashionable John â-  t !â- Â» SITB8CR1FT lows, Sabscriptians reowred'at to; offiqe in any of the foUowag papars to «» end of 1885 for one dollar itf adyanoe each, tiz: MarkcUde Jt*to*w Taroito Weekly ^;^S^«S2* Hmitxeal .«8i«r, Maatoeal «f«ai«f. 2e time to iloUaWbe fiM gel flw balaooe of tlii T**" ^^' 3Teadie(t tat Markdaie 1%bGe Sdlnol, duties to ecmunenee Ist Janoaiy next. ouemi^ehel(Uiig.BeoD(id, and two females witu Uiiii4 olaw oertifiMtes. O-hra Salai^ wauted and grade.'Of dartifi^atw held, Appli- tak«di tW to Jlat «f Norember 4 B.COLBMAN/^ ' Seenttttf.^ ' Dress Goods, |.aces, Trtmminirs, Mafitle Clpths« Buttons, Hosteryrr LADIES A filMTS UNfiiinH.OriUlMl eM -:o:- V CANADIAN, SCOTCH and WEST of ENGLAND for Men's ^nd Boys' j.3J ' v!,;f M » ]-â-  id A Comanttseirf^Clieaflg.^eiaiipa, eon A. nsting of the B«eTe,Iepa^-Be0re ai4 Mr. MoCuHK will attend at ^i»»V*^ Bridgq^^ linaesesBtaf %u^am,9ii fhitaidBy, .ihii 4Rh Oetpber, 18a4, at S p. ».']«« piniawt «f le-btnldiDg ad W4l9. .£i«iu sad BpeeifieKtioiu liugr M MP » Tbd«. Iftem, btf^ lot t; ^: 8, N. p.lEk^ on aad'd|Br Om r all ^a^es and conditions from the heavy Stoga.to.^e itid. These goods are! unsurpassedâ€" price, value axi4 ii-'-£ i «;^r'.tKlt^ â- C1 •! -once. Suits, Oyercpats and Garments Cheap, Fashionable and Stylish. For finest quality cQQsi^^red, ^^ ASpe9ia%lromH|gt^fie|tr^ V gi^de. Jij^ewfifli^i^, i! r I â- Maililllfe GIvsus ^^MiittttiiilMiiiii