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 !f. f ::l! "l-il 'H H 1 11 11 m It: f- f! 'l T*f^1 COST'S** A The Stawdatd. MAEKDAiiE OCT. 80, 1884. Fabsk Away^-â€" Mr. Jamea Sf ipale of 0«Fey. fotter rtf It.' Sp««i«. ;M,\^^^ y,^^a^y^^ht. Tbey c»Feri- P. for Eaat Grey, died at .his residencej -g^^' ^^j^^ y^iy slojtny "' Weafl»«r last Thursday, 33rd iDSt.,at Wie age 68 years. Mr.Sproule received-injuries from a horse hist winter, from which he did not recover. He wan a regiJilvnt of Osprey township for 82 years, and was highly respected by all wboknenr him. His remains were followed to their last resting place on Saturday hy a large concourse ol sorrowing friends and acquaintances, and inter- red in the Presbyterian cemetery at Maxwell. Pnma ^Grain ia b«wU*orw§^theG,P. B Mmtreal,?a»a; Over 150 OOP bushelH has alrea^-amred at thi» part. The AiKabaua arrived in Port Arthur Saturday moKnitig at 7 o'c^" with 16.000 bnshels of, wheat. The anived at Poj* Arthur H Our Patrons. The year is drawing to a close, and the time for renewing your subscription is also at band. Now we wish to give you a httle advice. Should the iStandabd fail to give eatisfactiun as a local paper, we will Be glad to hear any suggestion our patrons may give, for the improvement ot the paper. "We do not by any means expect to please every body, neither do we ex- pect to adopt every improvement or supposed improvement that may be suggested, yet we may be able to materially improve the paper and pro- .fit by such a course, and we assure you we will use our best endeavoi-s to continue to improve the Standabd eo that it may not loose its popularity. We will continue to send the paper 4;o present subscribers after their sub- «ciiption has expired if we are not notified to discontinue it. The greater majority of subscriptions expire at the end of the year and we trust that very few will allow that time to pass without renewing. Of course there are always some who, for yarious reasons, do not wish to renew however, we hope the number will be mighty small. There is a thousand and one ways whereby our patrons can help to improve the paper, besides being prompt paying subscribers there are incidents happening in every locality which we will be glad to have reported either in writing or verbal, by any subscriber. Now see what you can do for the time to come. Should we receiye an occasional Dominion bank note inclosed with other notes we'll not squeal. aptaii" reports heavy suow storms all the way »*p. Owen Sound station has two tele- phone lines in connection one oper- ated by the BeU Telephone Co., tUe other by the Owen Sound (k)., of which Mr. H. Dune holds the agency.. Lots of mni»c for the boys. Steam barge (7«or|;wn, which was sunk at Little Current, is unloading her cargo of rails. She then goes m the Dry Dock. • i n A big smash-up occurred in the C. P. R. yard about 2:30 a. m. Monday in shunting the early express, wljich goes east at 6:20 a. to. The yardman after reversing the train, proceeded to the lower end of the yard where some cars were foul of the main line. When tJie cars struck they were going at a high rate of speed, smashing the bagg- age car and smoking car so as to dis- able them completely also throwing five flats and sorile coal cars oif the track. More cars had to be got for the express train which leaves at 5:20 a.m., and by the good engineering? of the car repairers they got the track clear so as to only detain the express fifteen minutes. -â- / Ua £v«y fevMi naapnaHeB. TW-, » Bix?«irs are prcb*Wy. ;bo«rdii»g m theirpartats. ^f'^^'f-:"^:,,^. Only what we l»ve wrojighi our characters dmiiig life can^we t^e ^iway with nS.â€"HUmbtAt. • -^ ,.j Character, gopd.W^ad, has a tend- ,ency to peq«tu»teitse|f„-T4.AW«'«"" D.D. â-  ' 'â- " ::^.:" Life is not measured by the thi;ie,we Thty are never alone Uiat are accompanied with noble tho»»ght8^â€" Sir PkUip Sidniy. :.i. i Art is the application of knowledge to a practical end.â€" Sir Jo*« Herachel. Many dishes bring many diseases. â€" PUng. There never was a great man, unless throagh divine inspiration.â€" Ctc«ro. The intelligence of the people is the security of the nation.â€"DauM/ Webster. Do to-day thy nearest Anty. -^Ooethe The filinji of the Scott Act in Perth has been declared to be inyalid. The movement to seperate Proton from Grey appears to be "Standing at ease." Twolibelsuits next week at Owen Sound, all among newspaper men. »ft-i9s bee* «" t't.^3»-t*a^ **"'•*â- "«â- * t„, ' T: .. arit *t9W i:- « d i* fca « nft-iss baa* «»d«v .uIAJiUTt; in .• \Z^ t^t r.'m r â-  zw j, _-irt iPnr";-- f^--rtt1\'iifc Spriiis^iW*»bMnar6»'ftj Barley AN ACBOSTIC. Live to a good old age Ic- 'a-»o ijiwd be wi,* as a sage f» fi*'r 4Sead all you can ' -tnc ji;»oolt'6 dispel, like a man • •' ' It'iB irue, f jardine's the 1 bss.^ 0.ft»tliiag its equal, cast's ariA.*.. 'y: ' • Extemal^itB use, on eTerfjM I ^tJse Lardine Machine Oil unexceBp* machinery, sold to^nnfactnrer, MptJii* ' 0!'dronto. What mre mar Expect. An open fall, And a mild winter. A good cattle fair on the 8th Nov. Anew Express line in operation next week. And cheaper rates to follow. Extensive improvements around the station. Municipal matters grow interesting. A new Methodist Church next summer. ' Another store in Markdale. A further increase in our population. Several more weddings shortly. Another dozen new subscribers next week. Flesbeiton. From our own corresrondent. Mr Will Thompson, who has been in the employ of W. Barnhouse, boot and shoe maker, for over three years, bid farewell to our village last week, having accepted a situation in the town of Stayner. Mr. Barnhouse regretted very much to part with Mr. Thompson who is a first-class work- man and a faithful and trust worthy employee whose equall he says is seldom met with. During his stay in our village Will had won, by his gentle manly conduct exemplary christian lite, and esteem of many, and was regular and constant worker {imong the Sons of Temperance. We wish him eyery success in his new field of labour. Mr. George Stewart, President of the Flesherton Cheese Factory Co., sold last week to Messrs. Jackson and Hallett, of Guelph, over ten and a half tons of cheese, for which hts reaUzed the handsome sum of nt^uriy two thousand and a half of dollars. This amount covering six weeks making of cheese and distributed among the patrons in "TiLis vicinity ought to. and no doubt will oiake cash a lit'lemore flush in some quarters Mr. M. lUciiardsoii, of this village, acts as Banker for the patrons this season Still tbey come George H. Black- burn, of Feversham, boot aud shoe maker, has moved into our village. We have three boot and. shoe shops for ordered work and all driven hard. Master David Clayton, since opening out m the harness buuiness in our town, seems to be doing; a rushing bnsiuess. Among Oinr Exchanges. When we Review the signs of the Times, we are forced to the conclusion that each Advertiser is in need of increased Enttrprise, and would Venture to say that in order to Advance in business, and at the same time adhere to the principles of the Economist, it is necessary to Echo from week to week, from the columns of their Gazette, a general Bulletin of their various wares, and thus Post the Confederate forces on matters of vital interest. The Free Press will be found willing to Chronicle, and anxious to Hnald any special progress in this community, thus serying as a Monitor and reflecting as a Min-or, the Stan- dard of trade and eerve as an Index to the prosperity of the nation; each MaV. as it is conveyed to the World would encircle the Globe bearing the impress of Truth in it« pages, ai^d News of a reliable character in its columns. MANIi'OBA PRODUCTS. The Canadian Pacific Railway will run a car containing a full exhibit of Manitoba farm produce over their line, stepping one day at each station in order to give the public a' chance to see for themselves what the prairie province can produce. The exhibition will be Iree. and may be seen the following places and dates â€" Shelburue, November 8th Duudalk *• 10th riesheiton, " 11th Markdale, " 12tb Chatsworth " 13th Owen Sound, '" 14th. WANTED 1 ^r rk NE W SUBSCRIBERS ON JLt)\J the following terip«i: The Standaki) to th^ ist Ja'naary, 18*^6, toKetber with a copy of "Kendall's treatise on the Iloi^je and lus ds- eases" for $1.00 cash in adruice. This book contains about 100 pages of Talaable informationa on the dis- eases common to horses, and the treatment of the same. The whole is good value for 91.50. Decide at once and "yon will not regret it FARM FOR SALE. A valuable property of Taacres, comprising Lot 40, and west half of 42, 1st East T. S. Road, Holland one mile from Williamsford Station, the place ia in good shape, fit to run a reaper and mower, good orohard. well fenced, picket fence around orchard and front of lot with maple trees planted inside, good dwelling house, also good bam and out houses. Title good, no transfers from the crown. For further particulars apply on the premises to owner. ROBEBl' CLBK' Williamsford Station P. O. 209â€"211. Pd- FARM FOR SALE. 75 ACBES, being lot 4, con. 12, En- Sale Begister. phnuria, 40 acres cleared, balance hardwooi, S| miles from Markdale, frame honse and barn on the premises, well water- ed. For further particulars apply on the pramisM. GEORGE McNALLY, •216-18 Markdale P. 0. SUBSCRIPTIONS. Subscriptions received at this office for any of the following papers to the eud of 1885 for one dollar in advance «ioh, viz ' Markdale Standabd, Wedneaday, 5th November, at the Revere Hotel, Markdale, by J. W. Monow, Auctioneer, two parcels farm property. Robinson, O'Brien, Gibson Lefroy, Solicitors, Toronto. Tuesday, the 11th Nov., on lot 24, con. 8, Euphrasia, farm stock, implements, c., c. Sale at l.( o'clock. Terms 14 months on go d paper. John ])illon, proprietor W. J. Sitepherdsou, Auctioneer.. Thursday, 6th Novenabtr, on lot VS. con. 10, Jblupbrama, conimencing. at noon, fam stock, implements, house- hold furniture, hay, ten. Terms 14 months on good paper. Wm.Braidner, proprietor Joseph Manarey, Auoo tioneer. ^. Fnday October Slst at ond o'clock on lot 19, COB. 6, Euphrasia, iaxm stock, implements e., Hugh Gurry Proprietor, W. J. bhepherdson, AuctioDe^. Tuesday, the 4th Kovemb^, on the farm of Mr. Daniel Silverdioni, lot 15, C(Hi. 9, Euphrasia. Farm stoek Wayne, Du Page Co., Illinois, HAS IMPORTED, FROM FRANCK Toronto Weekly 3/ai7, Weekly Gto6«, i "• r-" -.-â€"*â€"â€"-• *^.^ â€" «• Montreal .S*»r, Montreal Tr^«n«,.S?:"^*S"?^'J^'^J^"J^-^«" Farmers, Advoxte. le to subs IraJaace of this year ee. D* or the Farmfers, ^«»e«*«. -Now itiffc?i^^°'S?'^^'^*^T*^w ^e time to subscribe and get Ui«i Silverttorn. prbpnetor Joseph M«. TCOOnMl I Com STUD BOOKS or vIraMC] TO AMSRieA. STOCK OK HAmIt .tOadOLtSi 13E ip^les vvrV^'5-/,--^J-\j8 to ' W â- ,Potat9CP..^«.V"-i':r;,^ntt trt 8 00 OWEN SOUMD^ BMNCH. Takins effect Monday. Septe/nber 9th, 1884. GOING NORTH- STATIONS. Toronto.. ..Leaye Cardwell Junction Gharlcdtou. ...... Orange- 1 Arrive ville. /Leave... Orangeville Jun.. Shelbume Dundalk ..,.....' Flesherton Markdale.. Williamsford .... Chatsworth .;... Owen Sound.*.... Mail. 1 £xp. I Mixed. 7 2dam 9 07 9 25 050 10 05 1017 10 45 1110 11 85 1150 i212pm 12 97" 100" 4 40pm 22 •• 6 40" 706" 7 28 '• 7 86" 8 08" 8 30 " 8 65" »09" 9 31 " 9 48 •' 10 20" 11 45am 1229pm 1 08 " 128" 2 30 » 3 30 " 4 35" 500" £45 " «15" 7 15pm GOIMO SOUTH- STATIONS. Owen Sound Cbatsworth. WiUiausforil Markdale.. i..... Flesherton ...... Dmidalk Shdburne Oi-angeville Jun.. Orange ^Arrive... ville.. Leave CharleEton. ...... Cardwell Junction Toronto Arrive Exp. Mail. 620am 310pm 5 53" 3 42" 6 08" 8 68" 6 30" 4 20 " 6 45" 4 35" 7 10" 4 58" 7 33" 5 22" 8 00" 5 47" 8 12" 6 00" 8 35 " 6 1: " 8 65" 6 40 " 9 07 " 6 56 " 10 45 " 8 35 " Mixed. FOB SALE. Mr. James l^forwood, lot 9, con. 6, EuphtsMA, has a nnm- ber ol chiMee Ham and Ewe JLambs for sale. Parties wi*h^ hig to imprbre' 'their stock at a sm^ll' ooat canudt do better tan sM Mr. Morwood. •lt*-16 STBAYEP On to' the premises of Dionald Mower, lot 7, Con. 12, Holland, about the' 20 ol Obt^ yearlings, one steer and two heifers,! two of which are iipotted atid the other i«d. The owner can have the same by proving pro p^rty, payii^ expenoes, aad. taldag the same awjiy, â-  IKMRALD MOWER, WaLtw^PalbfO. Markdale Mer Wi The aabMtibw begs leave to aaaooDoe to the larmen of Htm sartooodiDg eoonti^ that beistnnuag out igyax equal to any other roller mill. No mora waiting, while the giist is being ground. The fdlotnag is the soala of oabange â€" Wheat Waighiag 62 16«, -40 Iht. lioar. «. •» 61 " • 89 " " •t H 60 **" 88 " ** " " fi9 ' ' ^7 ' ** ' u •* 68 •' 86 'â-  ** •• •« 6T " • 86 *• ♦• with oilal in jnoiiwticMli to uunaAbf flour.- I find the avfcage weight of nev i^eat to be 6U lbs. to the bosbel, aad Ae meat, of it, if )tioperly eleanedi would weigh 61 ar 68 to the bushel. John W. Ford. AuotionSale -,... â€" OF â€" M««r wril-tead 'mImB. nadMtrstanMlM, I -ItPrfert «b«a I n Id iMUtm VttOad k» ihiiil V I 1-; fii it }ij Ul .1 it,!, jscey, AuctioDMr* first-class' s^le. at this office^ ^j:, â- â- "/•' .3 •a'v YELLOWlL C U R ES RHEUM AT i s ' FRTTFrWAirs WORM POWDEHB^ Aie pleasant to take. Contaiiiaieiroin Hnative. Is a safe, stire. and eOttt^ • wT wwrma iu Chfldreaor A*Uj VISITORS TO owEH mm DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT THE "BON MARGHE" THEY HAVE THE LARGEST, BEST and CHEAPEST. ASSORTMENT OF 0E6CEEETI AND WILL SELL liOW^er than the Toronto Houses. i-ioolr ^X Tills. A GOOD ENGLISH-MADE SERGE SUIT (This is no Shoddy,) BOYS' FE0M'§4 00. YOUTHS' MENS' .- 6 00. 8 00. Everj'body should lookia at the Bon Marclie, » 1 • They sell everything at ROCK BOTTOM PRIOES, B. ALLEN'S old Stand OWEN SOUND. TO The imdersigned is manufactnring: sn tx- cel^i assortment of School Fixrniture, Consisting of SC • • OOL SEATS and DESKS, TEACHEES* DESKS, etc., of t^ •»^ design and most approved pattern. HignJF reoommsBded by School Trustees and Teacii- ers, for dieapness, comfort and compsctnea^ wherff»ei triad. An assortment of Faâ„¢ /P School Briis- kept always on hand. Sentt ror aatalefue-to'Chatswortb P. 0. X^l ANDBEW McGUL 'U^1etrii!b9by yiftiie of a-power of sale oon-i 'taiti^'intwd^Btttain Biertga|{e% which will be lird^eed atih« time of eaie, there wiH be i fioldfnv :) â- i'» Wem9ikx.mj/ici^m^ Ul o^ldiek ia^i^e $JMrubou,Mf^m9m Wi UliKtiNkVrV^aedoiMw^ a« the "v^-^i^f "• *^ "» the Bthi,'b8fle^«w o( theTo^wnshiD of Hotland, itttfceCcjun^ of 0»V,.contiuiiingia4aBre8iio?«eorless. i "^v*' J^?* *»• â- *^. in ft* 2nd Gob., Bust ci th^ J^tnuwBcM^ iB«ie sidd 36waddp of aiUaai, Kut»liiig^8d'i«e^ mtmni For father mifepi^M*;*^ Printed wifle^ii^i,^^ Or to A. G. HTJiJTJBRi. Ia9Jl^, fiei Batcber Stiop. â-  The best meats the country can prodn» kept on haad and OELIVEREO TO ALL PARTS Of THE. TOWN WHERE ORDERED- k ehara of pubUc patronagp respectfully solicited. ^^ ,„« Bemembw the stand in McNea s li.o««. 1st W. H. RUTLEDGE, SfiM â- - â- )' -IMPOBTED â€" flOa MD eUDEN SE0S Bi« plaae to bay your See4» '••' PftBKER'S,^^ Prucatore. DURHAW- mmf â- Miiir, tbe JtfB^y|»)i» •SSittaoi M. ^, CBS in these colw iividiial or Sociei line for tlie fin \Une each subieqi }PES printed i at the Standai immense qua Bg moved on tL â- ^/^«^-l;.:'