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 ^^^ii.iLf:-..iM..,,i^ H'liturmffllgflfgfSfl^^ â€" '-»^gpmi^P!^Bj!»WM;L»f«.«iij» j iiJ|spj^ {|j|^|i|j|j^i^i "â- g^^j^ f y' fl F^yty 1 -T i*- â€" "I n^-^T"^^ ForaUbili,;^' Id after years \r*l 3 a never {ai«! ' rTx: s 3i.y^j s :c !^^ ' " r? j r "HEW TO THE Lll^E. LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY.' brpflTH YEAB -Ko; 371 MABKBAUE, ONT., OCTOBEB 20, 1887. C. W. RUTIiEDGE, Proprietor. 'S Council. Olenelg, Sopt.^eth.lftH,! let tlm day p«rg^ J â- â€¢ ^^^ tte member Reeve in the chairi meeting read and ccj f road Commissioneri ud passed as follows C. Wiliiarcs, Com. mditure, $15U.C0. J. A. McMillau, Com. inditure, §171,48. Geo. Lamb, Commji ture, $204,00. N. G. Dunsmore Expenditure, §159,65] )m A. McCormick and igtiie council to compel ;o remove their feucei wance was read, [illan,â€" That the clerl Middleton and Archi remove their fencei lowance on side-roai 13, con. l.E.G.R I to remove his fenci otlOcou.ll â€" Carried [cMiilian, â€" Tlmt tin ridge con. 9, be jjiantei jwers to proceed witl its for providing for thi some means of com- r that part, of tlii tions for said bridge, le council at its neil lat C. Williams le committee instead ol arried. jamb, â€" That therepoi m bridge at side-roai D. B, be adopted, aD( itte be instructed t( 16 work as soon as the; Dt. â€" Carried, lillan,â€" That the Eeevi meet the Eeeve ol air "Allen's Sink Hole' authorized to expem e may find necessatyj in a bufficieut state ol â- d Holland grant aDJ irried. Lamb,â€" Tiiat Donaii ixes be reduced $5,' educed certificate ol :ed Statute Labor, ondi e notified to that effect. .., jj; iv-:? EHY Stoke,- ' the most complete stock Silver- of the "clocks. .Jewelery, ill this pari .vcl ,;ee llio.^c watcliss they are -;!'2.(.'0 bleating warrmits tu htilf ve'U-?i, while other rskin^r "Slo-00 for the p. S. Birtlett, 3 08. aise for -SUi-OO while they ;,. elsewhere for $17.f0. "n\:^ cannot compete witb •' ev know it. We cannot .:- being annoyed at our 'V prices; we must give /v. tliG benefit of our close 'jst Note a few prices. â- .kioAlai'nrClock'for actually i: i:dani!^' a warrant for two '::!v choice of over 20 fine ,:H;; for only $1.60; Just li;;. Fine walnut clocks from :-":.,r;l. Btoochcs, Ear-Eings, [c llicias, Cnff-Buttons, Scarf- .firi-illy low prices. '.;â- :"!• it you war.t your Watch i.};riiu'ed propmy by a work- It i:;;eirs is the -julj place. -;;: by mail promptly at- teaded to at ":S ^otsd Jewslry Store, rLESKEETON. I ai Oilier Ms. 'â- â-  these ciHjinnxxTitrnded to benefit -iic' â- )/- Soclctij icill he charged ten â- â- i(i;rthe prst iu/ertioti and five â- â- 1: iuhie'iuci't iriicrtion. â€"Ciirri'sitoiidcnce, commnnica- 'â- 'fini'v.tf. (('•â- ,, Miisf he in this '-!: Tuc^daij tv Insure pitblication pHTt-L weather. â- ncil meets oa the 25th. isivTalk on Mill Street west of 'â- 'i Hotel has been repaired. i^ii^iE Forfar, of Scarboro, visit- 'f- J. Pi. Anderson, this week. xnd the Standard from pre- sto the end of next year to new â- â€¢:t3'or â- :! casa. McMillan,â€" That Mr •noted to confer mtlJ auent the keeping of an now in her possession. Ilia fmir.ftil at its D6X"^_^ a tevu^s she will- keep^^'^-'i-n. «on of Geo RichardBon. ' â- ""â- -â- ii'ia. kf: Ifist week for Reno. â€"Carried. ^, DunBffiore,-Tbat th r return of nonresiaent statute labor to the re- ivisions where in default engrossed on the mm- Mr. B. Coleman took first prize fo' Geese at Holland Centre Show which did not appear in the prize list. To Tits Public, â€" Having opened a butcher shop next door to Miller's l^noe^ry store, I would respectfully soJicit A share of public patronage. All kinds of vegetables also kfept on hand and de- livered to custoiiiers in any part of the towtli W. J. Shell. This is the season of the year for ac- counts to be rendered, and if yon should be so fortunate as to receive one from the printer, don't think that we have sent it for our own amusement. We need money to pay our honest debts just like other people. Tendees. â€" Will be received till the 16th November to build Presbyterian brick church in Priceville. Plans and specifications to be seen with secretary. A. McCuaig, chairman Rev. D. McLeod, Secretary of building committee. J. B. Watson will deUver his lecture "Particular Allurements and Proper Amusements for the young of both Sexes" in Haskett's Hall on the^vemng of the 28th inst. Those who have heard Mr, Watson do not need any recommend at our hands, and to those who haye not heard him we would say, you will be more than satisfied if you embrace this opportunity. The Sabbath School Anniversary in connection with the Methodist Church Markdale, will be held on Wednsday eve- ning, Oct. 2Gtb. The choir and school will render the beautiful Cantata "Uuderthe Palms." The entertainment -will be free. A silyer collection will be taken up at the close for the benefit of the school. Appropriate sermons will be preaclaed on the Sunday previous morning and evening when the singing will be conducted on the platform by the children. Will all our subscribers look up their address lable on this paper and see how yoa stand with the printer. We would Uke to continue good friends, and you know, short accounts make long friends. The vear slips away rapidly and many are frequently surprised how they have aUowed themselves to get in arrears, 1887 vnll soon be gone, and if your sub- scription is not paid up, kindly have it made right. By paying for next year in adyance with arrears, now before this year is *it, you can secure cash in advance rates; If not $1.50 a year wiU be charged. -J. G, Ansebson has the best 50c, corset in Canada, be sure you see it. _^ Lost. â€" While out driving on a bleak told day, for want of a warm overcoat. See those splendid ones Mathews has just opened. As to see J, G. Anderson's (4.75 over- coat, it has no equal. SSciiSed. â€" A reputation for good material and first-class workmanship in all kinds of harness. Call on Thos, Mathew^s and be conyinced. Bemehbbb to get a suit of thone 18 oz., all wool ^auzies ot J. G. Anderon'n. CiGASs CiGABs 1 Lovers of a good Havana cigar will find that Benson has the finest cigar in to^'n, sold l[]y the box. Wanted.â€" -A newly calved cow, apply to T. McNea, MarMale. Markbale Mabkets. â€" Fall wheat 70 to 75 cents spring wheat 70 to 76 barley 45 to 60; peas 56 oats 29 butter 18 to 20; eggs 16;. potatoes 70 per bag; hay 7.00. • :. ' ^.'â- â- â- â- W-'r' To be able to sell right you must buy at tbe fountain head. Haskett Bros have just received direct from Sheffield, England, a large consignment of the now celebrated Dickenson table and pocket cutlery which they are offering at lower prices that other dealers can supply the inferior goods usuaUy kept in stock. " To THE Pdbmc. â€" Sarjeant Bros, at the meat market, are selling fresh meats at their usual fall pricesâ€" first class steak 10c, second class three lbs for 25 cents, roasts from 7 to 10 cents, boiling beef from 2 to 6 cents, by the quarter $4 per cwt for fronts and ?5 for hinds. Wholesale from one caroas up, ?4 per cwt. None but choice cattle selected, and all elaughtered under our own supervision. Everything in season at the Markdale Meat Market. DISTRICT DOINGS. IcMillan.-Tbatarrea as shown againsi 1° n of mill St. PneeyiU^ lesameissho^^toW] ssessment for lt»*- IcMillan,-ThatCaib. r of Priceville be P^d 9l for tbe. benefit ott*e, 3d by th'e pathntaster- r«^ Samuel Mcir^ and $6.00 respeativ" to Oct. 1st 1887. g accounts were order Hutchison i^^f^J b. The clexk PjTef. Collectors B^" j. as Lettiogand J9g^ committee w^^'^g. nb. letting ^^^^ Dunsmore, l'^^'^^, 6.00; Chas.. ^^ k. $2,00. ^..^cfiOfl' ,m to Iecefl^^ b, l2thaspr0Tioo»17,ir ,uinea accoram^y- :-:â- *-» s TTaU, W, J. McParland, 'tase (Jeo, Lawrence, stray S-: t speua a quarter better than by â- -â- ^atBon'H lecture. Remember ""â- ag the 2Stli in Haskett "^^'WISMENTS:â€" â- .( ^^- Burnett, Teacher wanted. .^^etKiy Globe to the end of r«. Stteen months, for $1. â- "' oraer at this office. L^^' °^ ^°^*' arrived last ' 'Expects to move his family 1^ '^;P'^eached to a large audi- [^^"^^sthodigt Church on Sun- 'an immense freight traffic '^[»i this line of R. R. Tbe fiiv ^^^" ^^^^ is heard every ^^"'•liught. Sunday as well as Ij^!".^" of cattle and sheep ^^' together with the exten- r^'^^ting.ig causing money "'^«e freely. 'fii'S ^!" t« the end of ';^°f '«, for $1 and the Hiiiofc,. ^^°roneyear thrown SsWi!'"^^'^^' for October '"'^I'e at this office. [«^p^ ' "' " "«'»i'ion Z cut r*»*i«5rtj°' "" aie at 60et$ or afint BUSINESS LOCALS. Found.â€" At Mathews harness eatablibh- ment, an exceUent stock of horse cloth- ing and robes seUing cheap- Goon cow for sale cheap for cash A. Turner Co. Thb Mail 15 months for «1. Subscribe at this office. Coal oil, a superior article 20 cts per gallon or five gallons for 80 cts, at Ha^ett Bros. Ik stock, one dozen 5 and 6 bottle cruetts best auaUty, silyerplated on hard white metal.'»3 .60 to »8.50, W. A. Bro^n. The celebrated featherbone, and feather- bone corsets, to be had at J. G. Anderson s. The Globe 15 months for »1.' Sub- Bcribe at this office. Dm yon see those Tapestry carpets at J. G. Anderson's at regular Toronto prices. Croft's famous machine ^^"' •^^'"" Wanzer. Baymond. Boyal c., c., at W. A. Brown's. DxD you see those »6 ]«««*« ^* J' ^• Anderson's, regular price from W to «7. DaUyMail.Globeand World at W. A, Brown's. I. WiU not injure featherb«e^^*° boil them; get a pair at J. G.Andersons. Two Oxford B^m Lambs for «le:l^ ^ble. Peter Ham.. 7th bne Enph- rasia* g,^ «.d Canadian* b^^Hx^ ^^ BuitB made to order. Division Court at Flekherton on Nov. 10th. Flesherton Advance moyed into new quarters last week. A lockup is to be built in 'Dundalk immediately if not sooner. The Rev Father Chiniquy will be in Owen Sound next Sunday. The Young Peoples' Literary Club of Durham is to be re-organized. Tbe Advance thinks Flesherton brass band is about the best in the county, Joseph Robmsan, of Wiarton, shot a black fox recently. A Wiarton youth was fined last week for stone throwing. Mr. McMorris, of the Meaford Murror staff, has been ill for a week. Owen Sound and Meaford roller rinks have been opened for the wmter. Wiarton people are fitting up a build- ing formerly occupied as a furniture factory, for apubUc hall for entertain- ments. Mr Allan McDougal, formerly of this place, has been elected councillor in Fort WiUiam to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of a member of said council. Mr. Gordon, Harness maker of Flesh- erton, has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors. Joseph Colgan, Shelbume hardware and tinsmith, has made an assignment, •ihe Ladies Aid Society of the Dur- ham Presbvterian church have during the past year sent oyer one hmidred^d fifty dollars worth of clothing to the Indian Missions of the North-West. Ned Beamish of Dundalk neighbor- hood was hauled up for "Drunk disorderly" in that town r^sently. tta case was adjourned from time to feme in order to get him sober but Ned wouldn't sober up worth a cent. Rev. J. W. Manhood, late of Duudatt bntnowofGowrie,Iow^wa8 mn.^ Lt week to Miss. Mary Bimdle of Dmi- Zk, Mr. M. waa granted penma^n Ij the late June Coilerence to ^d sbtntion. /^ .. A teene atlbe WorM*s Fair at K/cklynâ€" A Poitner for Toung: r men. A ripple of excitement was created at the World's Fair at Rocklyn on Tuesday last by the attempted shooting by a young lady of her alleged sddiidet. The affair bt^penSd two or three! years ago and it is said the young woman has been watehing her opportunity and has even notified the gentleman in writing, of in- tentions. On Tuesday between one and two o'clock, the lady in question, was standing talking to a companion on the ' verandfih of Dodson's store when she ' saw the gentleman she was in search of, in company with his cousin, walking in a Westerly direction. She stepped out to the street, took a revolver ^om her hand satchel and dehberately fired. The young man and his comrade ran off in the direction of the township hall and the young lady returned and continued her conversation on the verandah. To a by-stander she said she was determin- ed to shoot him regardless of the con- sequences. It is said she afterwards stood at the entrance of the main build- ing waiting for him and that he made another hurried exit from that locality. The parties five in the Eastern part of the township are well known the parents of each of them having occupied respon- sible municipal positions. â€" [Mirror. â-  • â-  » Table manners for Children. As Uttle folks are sometimes not polite or orderly at their meals, the following simple and practical rules are given for their special benefit, and which we would advise them to commit to memory â€" ' In silence I must take my seat, And give God thanks before I eat Must for my food in patience wait Till I am asked to hand my plate I must not scold, nor whine, nor pout. Nor move my chair or plate about With knife, cr fork, or napkin ring, 1 must not play â€" nor must I sing I must not speak a useless word â€" For children must be seen â€" not heard I must not talk about my food, Nor fret if I don't think it pood My month with food I must not crowd, Nor while I'm eating speak aloud Must turn my head to cough or sneeze. And when I a.sk. say, "If you please," The table cloth I must not soil Must keep my seat when I have done. Not round the table sport or run When told to rise, then I must put My chaii away with noiseless foot. And lift my heart to God above In praise for all His wonderous love. tBA^^. -AEE- Fairly good at Present, AND- HAVING FAM-H IN THE PEOPLES CONTINUED GENEROUS PATRONAGE, I have stocked my 24 feet of metal cases WITH EXTRA LINES -IN- kricu Watelies, Claiis -AND- CLIPPINGS. ENGLISH 15 K GOLD SETS, Gem Bings and Iiock- ets, 25 Spring and "Weight Clocks in stock. Silverware in ^aple goods and novelties, made by tKe Meriden Middletown • plate (Go's, Connecticut. Roger Bro's flatware in Knives, Forks, Spoons, quality of these lines cannot be qiies- tioned, they are the best makes. Mr. Bates Fawcett ot this place shot a gray eagle near Fleshei ton on Satur- day last. It measured 8 feet fronc tip to tip.-^ [Dundalk Herald. The Farmersyille Eeporter, in a fit of enthusiasm, has remarked as follows â€" For pure, unadulterated gush heroism, the young dude of Plum Hollow who drove the bay mare 105 miles to talie his duck of a school- marm to the Lyndhurst Exhibition is entitled to the bun. If any of our con- temporaries can record any such feats na the above, let them stand forth and proclaim them if not we shall con- clude that this part of the world is the place foryoungmai-riagablelassiA who delight in long drives by the light of the moon. New Chubch.â€" The Metliodist Con- gregation at Zion, Glenelg, have the erectionof new $1,200 church under contemplation. Already half the sum has been promised and a few hundred more will insure the completion of the project. â€" rCrrey Review. The Durham brass band has receiv- ed the appointment of the band of the 31st Battalion. The band is now in a prosperous state, but further efforts will ha made to increase its efficiency and strength aad it is expected that in a short time it will take the lead in the county ol Grey.â€" [Chronicle. Mr. Allan McDongal, arrived from the east Friday. He was acoompafii- ed by Mrs. McDougal and family, and bia father, from Markdale.â€" [Fort William J oomal. Mr.E. S. Bntledge arriyed from tbe east Friday, where be bad,be?n on a pordasmg tour. He was ao- oompamed by bis sister-m-law. Miss Tbibandean, of MaAdale. â€" [*Fort •William Journal. SPECTACLES! Lazarus Morris makes, fitted personally on optical principles. Quality of Goods,%air Prices, and Reliable Work, have made me "The People's Jeweller." W. A. BROWN, MARKBAXjE. â- 1?:^ .-T't. Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Toronto, was afflicted i4h Tape Worm, 8 feet of j which was toinoved by one bottle w in. • Iiow'slVVjim SyrajPi ' i S K O I.. «3 t. o « §^ o " »o R 5S •" 1: '^j e -I .S « .« « f-i 2 S;5 CO ^tStS E rorj-ft •;i" lJi?r ;;Kii JjLf \lr4t«;' ::,\iV^ 1 â- leSJKS-j- "i^':ijmf:r^^^^^'^^^^^ â- â- â- â-  ii M H i 'V •i 1 m A\ ^•.^iai'Jii.l.^M' .-.'SKsaLi^St^ '