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 â- --J?'w3-» ^nneptioK "^ay, Well 'i»g out a. -es which: itioasly. ts Shoes men who 9S Examined ioundness and Certificates Given. ;PENSED • DERATE. ilDALE. ,vare, I tooth Saws Saws, riand SawS; Nails, s, Putty c. ttom prices. us a call as ARKDALE. .asses IcLESl jnuinenes Scotia, Ac- ' alitie' fall Assizes. ^^„j Ike 0. S. limes. jl Assizer for this County opened l^" ToffD Hall on IMoaday afternoon, I '"' „,,8 Ko-e presidiug. The criminal • '^a.BEUSually heavy, there being [tUstopol-ofore the Grand Jury, "^. M=e of wouuding with intent, ,^, offoigevy, two of conspiracy, 'â- 'â- " "°r,y auJ other crimes. Mr. A. f^ '/. C^.Tni pro=ec«'0" The number i,E tiifc doeket -n-as six. The ;.»iiig e tntlemfc'J comiiosod th« lT;fKrLaug,i""'««" GGASP JUKV: James C. Miller, L,i Goo'lwin. John K. Ecid, Elias Edge, I jjeii, James l^mdner, Andrew Shore, Eeefi!' Hy. Bnrley, Jas. C. Paterson, ^^iiGooilcliiiJ. Hy. lionnell, Jan. Brown, ^4 LaiJkvf, Itoijt. Lynn, Wm. \Vhitelaw, Spionlc, Ji'ljn H. liurchiU, J. M. Fettis, :iIcBriJo,r.olt. I.cdinehiim. kj-ore procctiliiig with the business, Jno. (I. C, wi behalf of the bar of the [â€" in a 5-!i' " address congratulated f Jnstiw Kf"*« '" his elevation to the Lj, tiji^ ofciu:; tlic fir.4 court he has held L Judge Kusf luade a brief reply. vpLiSi) !v. CnARi.Tos.â€" This case was P^e,! oai of court. .,;;j;e [â- *. IjrRNKTT.â€" This was a case lr,Licli Mr. Christie of Owen Sound sought Lrvertroui Ja. Diii-iK-tt of the Manitoulin ;;,^. jiiici.' i)f ii:afhiuL-ry khippcd by '.«!•/:(«(' .V;ii'(C ID his adilrcss, but l-iiii I'.it- Tiie dofonJant contended ctLere wa= lio writt'jii contract, and as Evra; Til' li"'Vtny of the articles tbere no liai'ility. The plaintiff contended iJMCurrcSi'on.iiinee bflwecn theru con- si iicmitract. The Court lieli that tlic :-.iiI r;o; sl;^' a cjutract, and entered Lit:.: fj;'(i"f'"i.l:;iit, with Icavu f jriilaiu- kwcfVi-li'-yuri- fail Coujt for a verdict pi' Cri-usor ' ^lorrisou for plaintiff, â- s n i MaJS'j!! for defendant. fun cs. Bl±n.siiabj â€" rActi'on for Fe- et; j-'a^U'tVivlf.j. Verdict for plaintiff, Mr..-.: Ill Lt Mas.sou for plaintiff, Lhtd;!!! Jury iroiigiit in a true bili against Fn-'.tv f 'r Lireony. and against Allan ifor'.v.uiil'ii" with iulcut. \- tbeir 1^ id Diti rtaine^- E.SI'AY. Ihavie â€" The prisoner .; ;â-  -1 .::.;M in- Ah'x. Mitchell at â- ;••â- ; tl"liJulvhst, ;:s published i :it .t:.;i: tiijio. ilr. A. Frost :..-. M. ;-.-â- . uVufL-nded tlie i)risouer. a ,i!';ii.!i'h: fiMiu tiie evidence that '.:! yo-.u;^ men under the influence ii.r.cr i:vl tiiat afternoon attacked Yt m. "l-T of the prisoner, evidently ^;a.-i:- ",tce-lored inen. They after- a-.i.. ,:.;., i Ez-kiel Bowie, another -c. n-.A "â- ]iil± lids att.nck was going on f ;:.so::er came lo Lis brother's assistance :â- '-â-  riT, Allan Bowie stabbed Aler ;u the neck with a knife. The postlievi T tiiat he a?ted in self-defence psci,;;:tcitLe iiriioner. i-ec.n.vajiou of the case the. Judge I iici. Miiclieli and Mathew AVilson bound IJrfi) liii peace for five years. ':HTr;-.!vi J,n-y brought in a true bill N^Vm. H. Whitaey for larceny, and P'agii:n.-;t H. L. Tottenham for forgery. -K IS. AVm.. loSTER. â€" The prisoner stcKseJ of larceny in appropriating to "'-2 a oliequg given to him by Chas, ii-« for the purchase ©f lumber. The Planets appeared to be that Baines r-teii lii'ji a choi.ue for ?50, jjayable to â- ^^^ to pvacLase lumber for him that '^:'" "_*" fiiJorced the cheque and got it -utr.ea bought Uimber which he [v-"-a Lis vessel to Oweu Sound. When • '-f-e. Eiincs said the lumber was 'â-  :^e urdered, and claiming that •"trsctad Foster not to cash the s-to pay it oyer to tbe firm from [-•Silvjnberwastobe purchased, had |-^- -r:-tea for larceny of the cheque. •'tT '°"!^ took the lumber which ^lj"f ^f"«-i liini. On hearing the ~r.."' "^- prosecutor, His Lordship â- ""â-  i^ase, and directed that tbe ' ^^3 acpnitted. A Frost for the l^"(.,t'r'*°" ' -Jasson for the defence. ;â-  -»^-i Jury Iroaght in two true bills [^. '"â-  '^^ DriBkv,-ater for forgery. ' Jl J "^^^"""^^^^ '^as a very tedious JT..""^^ ' ^- 'â- "â- "'i' of Meaford sought to kio^r.^'" "â- '^^'^^r- Train of the same l--'ij,T:""' " '^^^ property, one-half of ^-"^•ag been carried away by the ,^= '^wfendenfs dam on the 31st of .ie ,;, "•* ^^'^^ a'«iout forty witnesses, }:l"\^-'^y'-^ most of Tuesday |t,|.y^'"o-clcck at night, and all day •iH" agaiwt John Qnin diBmiss-d and a Terdiet ^r plaintMfs againrt Wm. Quin for «300 Wilson Evaus for plaintiffs. W. D Pol- lard for defendant John Quin QU.KN „.. Wm. H. WHm,T.lTh,i,ri8oner, who resides in the village of EuKenia. was accused for ste»Ung a 2.year.old filly from a pasture nrar there. The horse was missed from Ithe field, and was recovered from a marfinOsprey.towhom the prisoner had disposed of it, he in ths meantime haying made some statements in respect of it not in accordance with fact. For the defence it was cont*nded that he bought the horse fi-om gypsies, and there was soma evidence that it was seen in their possession and him bargening with them. The jury found him Kuilty of receiving the animal, kngwing it to be stolen. A. Frost for the Crown. Jag. Masson for the defence. THURSDAX. CiXBEB vg. McMasteb.â€" Ejectment suit from property near Mount Forest. Defence contended for title by oyer ten years' possession andimprovements under mistake in .title. Vtrdict for plaintiff. Masson t Masson for plaintiff. Creasor Morrison for defendant. Qdei^st vs. Seabrook.â€" Prisoner wai ae- cused of the robbery of a horse in the town- ship of Holland. Defence was that the prisoner owr ed the horse and had a right to take it, Verdict not guilty. A. Frost for the Crown. Jas. Masson for defence. Menuy L. ToTTEXHAii, ageiust wirom sev- eral true bills for forgery had been found pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to seven years in penitentiary. Tlie Court is still sitting as we go to press. â-  â€" I WHY EMPLOY DOCTOES. Cuusult a doctor, for a G or 8 oz. Lottie (if iTie'licine §1 â€" consult A. Turner Co. and he will give you a 12 cz. bottle cf Dr. Cha.se's Liver Cure for §1, and. a valuable Eecipe Book free. Nov. hi i;, Q^ â- ^SLSESDAT. N W"" 'wrought in a true bUl iGr^w' ^^J°6r for wounding. ^^5:g°' ^^^^S^ii in two more true "^eb'Il '^°"'^an' for forgery, '*^. .^SaiDst Jas. White for a ' â- '^obTa' Slandered horse on the P^iiido r""" Henry SeabrooK for ^i^_ on till against James McLaren l"*^-aa^!"""""" ^°'" defendent. [^•^0 r ^•^°""'*f°' plaintiff. .. ^t-., and J. S. Wilson for "ai'r, Q to cpi ** a?.â€" Action on an aside a conveyance. Case Standard Sale Register. tS^ Parties getting their sale bills printed at this office vrill receive a free notice similar to the following in the Standard. Wednesday, 4th Nov., at 12 o'clock, two and a hah" miles from IMarkdale, {reueriil fatm stock, impl^nients, c. The proprietor, Mr. John Mercer, has sol^ his farm and is .e;oing to British Columbia, and tbe chattels must be sold. Terms, 12 months on approved joint notes. Geo. Noble, anciioncer. Important auction sale on Friday, Gth Nov,, of village property in Mark- dale, comprising lot No. 5, Queen St., opposite the residence of Mr. G. S. Bowes, and lot No. 4, Brown St., op- posite the residsnce of Dr. Sproule,' M. P. There is on the former a fine oommodious concrete dwelling bouse, and on the latter a large brick residence. Wm. Eougb, Owen Sound, owner Geo. Noble, auctioneer. See posters for full particulars. Tuesday, Nov. 3d., on lot North i of 19, con. 12, Euphrasia, Mr. Wm. T. Jordan will sell his farm stock, implements, hoasehold furniture, e. Terms 12 months credit on approved paper. Sale at 1 o'clock p. m. J. Manarey, auctioneer. Monday, the 2nd., Nov. on lot 19, con. 9, Eupbraaia, 7 horses 21 cattle and a large quantity of other stock implements, c. The proprietor, Mr. Andrew Manarey, havin? leased his farm will sell without reserve. Terms 13 months credit on good paper. Joseph Manarey, auctioneei;. Friday, October SOth^ on lot 8, con. 14, Glenelg, a large stock of srood cattle, horses, implements, «. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms, 14 months credit on approved joint notes. The farm will be offered for renjfc for a term same time. Wm. G. Lamb, proprietor; Geo. Noble, auctioneer. Tuesday, Nov, 3, at lot 44, con. 2, West T. S. Ed, Holland. Mr. Jas. Freeborn will sell 9 head of cattle, nineteen sheep, a lot of hay,, imple- ments, c., c. Sale at 1 o*clock. 12 months cred,ij;. Geo. Noble, auetianeer payment of the claim might be dis- puted. His Honor Judge Macpherson held a court of revision at Rocklyn on Wednesday last Mr. Enoch BaU of Meaford. was the only appellant. His name was duly placed on the Voter's List. There is not as yet much talk bemg indulged in regarding the approaching municipal elections, but «iere will hkely be, a host of aspirants. The present m«mbers will all seek re-election. Mr. Robert Myles has not yet definitely announced whether or not he will be a candidate /or the reeve- ship. Mr. Alex.Erskine is almost certain to oppose Mr. Gilray if Mr. Myles does not. Mr. James Erskine will likelr again oppose Mr. Fawcett for the deputy- ship, Mr. W, J. Black is also spoken of as a candidate for this position. It 18 not likely that Mr. James Longhead will again seek election to the position of councillor. It is un- derstood that Mr. Joseph Hawkins intends to run. The ninth-liners state that they will place Mr, James Webster of the mills in the field for councillor. Mr. James L. Wilson, the energetic secretary and treasurer of the agri- cultural society, is spoken at as a probable candidate for some of these positions. Quite an amount of interest is centered in the Orrâ€" Farewell libel «uit, which is to be heard at the assizes now in progress at Owen Sound, Some thirty witnesses haye been summonpd from Euphrasia. The Fairmount post office is in charge of Master Ernest Jordan, son of the Fppiug P. M,, during the absence of Mr. and Mrs, Orr. A farmer near liocklyn is reported to have absconded. Several persons are financially intei-ested. mm kDortant Notioe. SavE Hose? By buying your Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Pipes, Ac. râ€" AT JAS. G. RUSSELL'S FLESHERTON. A Beautiful Stock to Select from. I take this means of inform- ing the public generally that I have opened in MAREDALE An Agency for the sale ot the famous /ooooooobo ceooo'oooo\ It IE a facti, as every one jsays, that RUSSELL is the man jto repair your Watch or Clock properly. "DOHERTY ORGAN » STRAYED FROM the premises of Mr. D. J. Lewis, lot i9, con. 10, Euphrasia, about the last of June, two ewes, one ram Iamb and a ewe Iamb. Any person giving information as to their whereabouts will be liberally re- warded. 267-3in. SORE THROAT. To cure this oft-occuring trouble use Hagyard'a Yellow Oil mtemally and eiterrially. Yellow Oil cures Croup, Asthma, Pain in the Side, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ear Ache, Deafness and all sore and painful com- plaints. â€" ♦«» Jottings From Enplirasia. From the Mirror. The township treasurer has re- ceived through Messrs. Tront Jay, agents for the Glasgow and London Fire Insurance Company, $825 being tho full amount claimed fo^ damage to the township hall. This will be good news to all the ratepayers, except, perhaps, a few prospective candidates for municipal hondrs. It is r^orted that one of these wrote to the eompuiy lettiog fonrth groaiiii npqo'wliieh TEACHER WANTED. FEMALE, holding 3d class certificate, duties to commence Ist January, '86, lor S. S. No, 15, Euphrasia.. State salary. Applications received up to noon the 14th November. JAMES ELLIOTT, Sec.-Treas., 268 70 Markdale P. 0. And world renowned The Doherty stands at the top of the list as either a Par- lor or Chapel Organ. For strength and variety of tone, as well as beauty of finish and durability, it stands without a peer. The Singer Sewing Machine is known all over the continent as the most perfect and dur- able machine in the market. Those who anticipate purch- asing anything in the above line will consult their own best interests by giving me a call before closing a bargain else- where. Office in Dunlop's old stand, Markdale. HUGH WILLIAMS. Vooooo.oooo ooooooooo GIVE HIM A TRIAL, Every job warrantetJ to give satisfaction. ^_^^ JAS. G. RUSSELL. 217-269 FARM FOR SALE. on A *^^^^^' within ope mile of JWil- fC\J\J liamsford Station, being composed of lots 38, 3t 43 44, first eon. East Toron- to Sydenham Road, township Holland, Co. Grey. On lots 38 39 there is 9t) acres cleared well fenced, and under good cultivation a frame house 22 x 32 ft.; kitchen 18 x 24 ft., well finished good frame barn, driving house, straw house, concrete stable, cattle stable, open sheds, and all necessary build- ings two good wells orchard of 3 acres of healthy young trees all bearing. On lots 43 44 there is 20 acres cleared, well fenced, with gocd stream running through it balance well timbered with maple, beech, hemlock and cedar. Good title and possession given at onca^. For particulars apply on premises if by letter JOSEPH FANNING Williamsford Station, Co. Grey, Ontv^ FARM FOR SALE. 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