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 -;-T3?W^^f^^!^f^^?"P^'W!if?^P^5P"WP«WlW'S^P!*'P ^W "â- W yiiBUiuiiJJUii*«!J^7JWiwWlifBP«»'wviijuip 'W'ppi4iiH'i(U4»^pR^u •i-pk w^^* AOiaii^^Ti^ â- gl5I0YHCtKLlAHXia£^* 1 Hi iif.a ,aJiHa8TOB " HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY.' VEAE.-No. 373. MARKDAUE, ONT., NOVEMBEB 3, 1887. C. W. EUTLEDGE, Proprietor. ^^Off GOIXG ON AT- W. J. McFablakd, brotlier of Andrew Mc- I handsome appearance. The beantifol cantata Farland of this village, has received an appointment by the BritiBh Government to a Dublin Teatful feature i.Sont ;es conversation a little mo^ have to say BomelL â-ºy â€" that is, if they don't- they do happen t© lie, Hi er will chanRe before tlj and mabe tbesa teil tbemselves. â€" â- â-  » â- â-  iCT DOrNGS. ive been booming in r. rn Business College, vas awarded the Diple, n and Industrial Bxhih ), the only awarded giya tion tliis year for Pea 3X6 were ten entries se factoiy close' day 15th, has opened a fine quRrry sidewalk Sagging, and c-otland a machine for pb ich is working satisfactoi] a lai?c trade with Chic west. as returned to jraagev and will assume cookni â- e. iviug in the matter of a cemJ ig a stock compaay for th^ :dale should move in ii of Epping, Euphrasia, 1 e three iyear old Clydeed veett. Deputy EeeyeofEnplj n prizes for sheep at Exhibition in CoUiugwooij and eight hands are nW orks of the Knetchtel Fn j-er. rk on the large new hotel pleted. rods arc -bagging" deer Echo wants Mr. John Gillie irth Bruce, .appointed to vacancy. Stle Se^ister. 7th Nov. Mr. Samuel A-.TH ,v public aaction on WSF :on 2, South West I. ;ia. forty head of fwrnsw twelve months on ?ood w o2 for cash. Geo. No" m stock impleroents AC. ,8 twelve months on BUfflS' lie, auctioneer. ;ofMr.CargiU'soffi«e; on Thursday mgiij tn'iEaaaV STORE, JstlEKTpN. [percent offon all cash sales ^jj-^0 ,„a over. Positively ilvrtftceu uays longer will LJtliisbig discount of OHr Lek of Watches, Clocks, |tEKY,SiLTKP.wAi'.E, the finest Lf Nickel alarm clocks now Lt ^2.00 only, s-'cnd and get jiM walnut 8 day clocks rV^i.SO warranted for 3-^ Finft silver Swiss watches [poiug at §6.50 bearing 3 iwnauts. Fine American. am and Elj^iu watches from Oupbearius warrants irora IjYeiirs. V'e always have iu lithe faie grades iu the Colnm- liatchcs. Call and secure some jiJieatbarMius, and always iTunr watch, clock and kery repairs to \lL'S Noted Jewelery Store, FLESHEETON. d Oilier Iteins. lii ks ill f/ifsi; C'lUunii.-i intended to benefit Xxiiw.l uT Societ;/ viU be rhnrpcd ten fi'.i r'ur the rfrsf insertion and Jive fiir'tit'/i iuhieqiient inKeriior.. p:£.â€"Corrt'[imdenri' comwnnica- tikirtu.maiU, dc, mwt be in tins pw.ioi; TiK.-ihuj to i;i.-i)u'e fnhlication position in the general Post Office, Ireland. Ebv. Mb. Buggih attended a meeting of the Missionary Committee of the Guelph Conference in Stratford this week. He takes up his series of sermons on special subjects next Sunday. The Staxdaki) has been printed on Wed- nesday evening the last two weeks, and will likely through the cold months, consequently mPtter intended for the paper must be in the office by noon Tuesday to insure an insertion that week. Rev. Mr. Wils n exchanged pulpits last Sabbath with Rev. Mr. D'A.rgent of Maxwell. The latter preached two able sermons in the Presbvtenan church jn this place the evening discourse in particular was indeed eloquent. TENDEBS.^Will be received till the 16th November to build Presbyterian brick church iu Priceville. Plans and specifications to be seen with secretary. A. McCuaig, chairman Rev. D. McLeod, Secretary of building committee. The Methodists are already making prepar- ations for their church anniversary services and entertainment which will be held on the 25th and 26th of December. Bev. Mr. Casson will conduct the services which fact .is sufficient to ensure a crowded house and successful services. Mids Ettie Fobd, teacher at Vandeleur school, is repoi-ted by Inspector Campbell to, have one of the best schools in the township. She has everything in and about the pre- mises neat and tiim. and by persistent and well directed effort, has the school in a com- mendable orderly and progressiva state. OuB LrrTLB Ones 'for November is td hand full of amusing, interesting and instructive reading matter and illustrations for the young folk. This excellent monthly is filling an important mission among the young with whom it is circulated throughout America. Pr ice 31.50 a year, Eussell Pub. Co., Boston, Mass. "Und^ the Palms" was rendered inapruise- worthy manner. The school appeared to excellent advantage, while each and all re- ndered tJieir various loarts admirably, re- flecting great credit on Mr, Bowes, the sup- erintendent for untiring patience and per- severance in the orduons task of practicing such a heavy rendering. The very best of order prevailed throughout. The secre- tary's report showed the school to be in a prosperous condition, The collections amoimted to $38.38. We noticed quite a numbor from Owen Sound afict Flesherton present, also our respected School Inspector Mr. H. W. Campbell. BUSINESS LOCALS. per cwt. None bat choice cattle selected, andallElaaghtensdanderour own supervision. Everything in season at the Markdale Meat Market. If yoit want to buy a good Laiitem at 40cts a fine hand taw at 60et$, the champion X cut saw at 40ctt per foot, an axe at 60ct* or afint class cooking itove fumUhed for 920.00, yeu can get them at Haskett Bros. Tlia Cit7lof.Owen Sound boat. -ABB- laifoi tlio tax collector. kDissMORS iiliome Irom Toronto. Iiiost yonr front gat c, after Hallowe'en. llinre V.'alesr retarneJ from Bethel, liii week. pExiAL serviees -will be held in the fctditrcli next Sunday. P'aklv Globe to tlie end of next year ' subscribe at this oflice. r:ag Peoples' Mutual Improvement i a beiag oroanized iu our town. pLioss, left on Monday for Toronto ki tlie Veterinary Collet,'e. K-sissos aud family moved from this p' Toronto tbis week. ssaiH AsKK, of Burlington, Wis. is tS'tebrorliers iu MarKdale this week. I»fflscnd the Standard from pre- l^eto tilt cad of next 5'ear to new *triei3iorSlcash. â-  f. • "Ksos, of the Mammoth store r^ei and sold -this season ?363. '^«iileii mita. |-' Bros, are doin? a rapidly increas- a stove manufacturing. They '" cecured another hand, from ^*^ 0' Papermakins tas reached a ' growing tree may be cut down '^PS" and turned into a newspaper 1-^36 hours. " "â- â- ^^^â- â€" We would remind our '^vV^y '^^nent Scottish Physician .J toft Markdale House on Saturday â- â- ^. c '^sultations free. f Stei^e "-^^^^ promised us such would i » aearty -weleome with the. necd- HERN "XlM 250.: RE»"'^r«k!«*^ 1,3' y^ ^ill preach to the jBejI^'-^'^^rteiey Grange Hall on P»1i^jY°'"=^«^. p.m. The breth" i\ " 1 o'clock. John Gillespie, ^•lits. EMESTs._R L. Stephen, ^^, W â-  " ^^" '^^ ^*^® ' AngOB •*; A. g^'^^g ' Geo. Pritohard, Money The season of the year for marketing fowl is at hand, and those having such to dispose of wiU do well to have it in the Jbest possible condition and thus secure a ready sale at the highest market price. Starve the fowl well before killing, and be particular not to scald them in order to get the feathers off. There is more loss to the seller by scalding, and thus discoloring fowl, than most people are aware of. The MethodistObserver contains every week several columns of latest denominational news timely editorials, articlest by ablest divines. Tahnage's Sermon of the previous Sunday, excellent notes on the Sunday School lesson interesting health, household and other de- partments; instahnents of a goodr.moral story and carefully, selected miscellany. Every Methodist famUy in Canada should take it. Only $1 a year, with great reductions to clubs- Agents wanted at every post office. Big commissions. Sample copies sent free. Address, James' PubHshing House. Boman- ville, Ontario. The constant success of Tne lUustrated London News (American edition) is not by any means a surprise when even the contents -fa single week is considered. Take for instance the issue of October 29th, now on the market. The supplement alone, giraig an excellent colored portrait of Prince Bis- „ark. is a valuable souvenir to posseBS, while in addition there are F«*"^««^* ^^^ Nizam of Hyderabad, two pages devoted to moBtrations of thE State of Ireh^nd, anothe pS to our Troops in Bunnah.one of Bor^r Sfetches in Kelso, one of Bristol CaOied^, one of Death of Ciesar. and amostattr^fave picture Ota little girl and a dog entiaed I^ The reading matter is as mterestmg Complete as ever, while the pnoe f or all ^o4 L cents aU -«-d-^«" ^^^:^; L the New York office ism the Potter boilding' hence the congregants w^^ ^^^ Wednesdaylevemnetbe weaftter "^^^ Say 12 Stove Pipe for $1.00 at Mabee's Bey Pure Fresh Oysters at Mrs. Clement's and you do not pay for water. Have yon tried the Celebrated Indestructible Featherbono Corsets if not get a pair at J. G. Anderson's. • 15 tons of fowl wanted at J. G. Anderson's; Highest Market Price Paid. No STALE fruit sold at Mrs. Clement's, always fresh. Be sure you see J. G, Anderson's 25c. Grey Flannel, it has no equal in quality and price. • It you want a brilliant light, non explbaure economical oil, buy McFarlands best, A GOOD Cook Stove handsome mountings furmshed only 18.00 at Mabee's. Dbess Goods and Mantlings that will suit Tou both in quality, style and price. Diamond Dyes and dye stults of aU kinds at the Medical Hall. A. Turner Co. Cross Cutt Saws from 37i cents per foot up at Mabee's. ' See J. G. Anderson's $8 ?10 Eeady- Made Suits. Best value ever yet offered. Daily Mail. Globe and World at W. A Brown's. The place to buy Felt Boots is at J. G. Anderson's. Just price them and see. I Sat! A good Axe for 60c.; and good hand saw ditto. Yum yum. at Mabee's the Hardware. • Violin, ?trmg3 and all fittmgs. at W. A Brown's. Ovebcoats in great variety, extraordinary low at Anderson's. HoESE blankets, Bugs, Robes, fur Over- coats c., cheap at Thos. Mathews, Mark- dale. Get your eyes tested and spex fitted per- fectly by W. A. Brown. Jeweller and optician. The nicest selection of Tweed and Worsted Shirting's at J. G. Anderson's. 5 gallons Canadian coal oil for 80 cents, at McFarland's. A No 99 Glenwood square cook stove, good baker-cost $20, will be sold for »8. with some furniture. W. A. Hrown. The right place to get bells, blankets and robes is at Mathews harness establishm ent. Something new in cross cut saws, taper ground, no setting required, see them at Haskett Bros. Nowis the time for Carpets, and J. G. Andereon's is the placebo get them. Jnst see our 4.5c. Tapistry, it will surprise you.^ 5 gallons water white British Amerij^n oUfor Sl.15, no better in Oana^da, at Mc- Farland's. The Syphon coal oil can a nd lamp filler. The steamer City of Owen Sound struck on Robertson's rock, off Clapper- ton Island, Lake Huron, about foor o'clock on Monday morning, and snnk in about half an hour. The crew reach- the island in safety, whence they were rescued by the steamer Campana and taken to Collingwood. The vessel and cargo are a total loss, and the crew lost everything but the close they had on at the time the vessel struck. There were no passengers on board. The City of Owen Sound wafl loaded with 24,500 bushels of com for Dunn "Thompson, of Montreal, and 411 pack- ages of fish for Smith Keighley, and Leckie, of Toronto. The City was builtinl875 at Owen Sound, by J.' Simpson, rebuilt in 1884 and 1886, had a registered tonnage of 598 tons, classed Ali. She was valued at $29,000, was owned by Smith Keighley, of Toronto, and was insured in the Western Pool for $31,000. In the fall of 1884 she went ashore on a reef at Peninsular Harbor, Lake Superior, and lay there all winter. She was taken off in the spring and rebuilt at Owen Sound \nth great care, a large amount of money, about $18,000, being expended on her in rebuilding and repairs. She was Fairly good at Present, â€"AND HAV/UG FAITH IN THE PEOPLES CONTINUED GENEROUS PATRONAGE, I have stocked ray 24 feet of metal cases -WITH â€" â€" EXTRA LINES -IN- clnsively for heavy: freights, whilst the Campana, of the same line, carried the light freights and passengers. keiieaA Walsb, Cliai â€" ^AND- ENGLISH 15 K GOLD SETS, Gera Rings and Lock- conBrderedoneof toestaunchest^ wooci- CtS, 25 Spring and en steamers of the ^PPer lakes. After ^^V^eigllt ClOCkS in StOCk. being rebmlt, she was used almost ex- o _.M.. .r-_ Silver-ware in staple goods and novelties, made by the Meriden »ew Invention. Middleto"wn plate Mr. A. G. Hunter, Estate Agent of (Qo'S, ConnectiCllt. Sr^iPat.'K'Slet.:^:-! soger Bro's flatwaxe. Sru;«n'tf^t°'i£"^.tr"'" Knives, Forks, designed to become the friend of cur SpOOnS, quality OftheSe public speakers. The instrument is -i- poTrnnt \\e^ miAQ made to represent abook to lay on the imCS CannOTi Oe qUeS- deskortablebeforetheeyeofthespea-k tioncd, theV are the er. The matter of speach, lecture o" " sermon is written, or printed (vdth Type DeSt maJieS. Writer) on a strip of paper four inches vride, which is placed on a revolving roller. By touching a spring, the mat- ter of speech, lecture or sermon, is made to move on before the eye of the speak- er; at a rate equivelent to the speakers utterances. The rate of motion can be regulated by the speaker, so that the lines he may be uttering, will appear m the opening in the face of the "Orator." The inventor claims that more than fifty per cent of the speakers time and studv virill be saved in the preparation of a discourse, while at the same time the delivery vrill be facilitatedjby the increas- ed confidence of the speaker, ihe motion can be started or stopped in a moment, in any part of the discourse. The idea is entirely new, as well as the instrument, and promises to become popular and take a wide field, m "Oratory." Lazirus Morris makes, fitted personally on optical principles. {Quality of Ooods, FairFnccs, and Reliable Work, bave made me "Tbe People's Jeweller." W. A. BROWN, MAEKDALE. Xhe Amerlcwn Agrrleraturlst fox Sovamber is a double number, far surpassing its editors' claim, any previous issue in the amount and variety of reading matter, in the number of contributors, m the number and variety of illustrations, etc., etc. Not during its nearly fifty years' existence has any number of the Ameri- can Agriculturist begun to compare with shon coal ou can a uu u^y ^^^ „^, _„ every one should nave them. Haskett Bros, the one which goes «* «i_^,_^onth J.-EoDOEKS,LockwoodBro'a, Tom. EeUn are world famed for cutlery; Mabee has full lines in those goods, prices right F^MEESLOOK here! JscksoH seUs the l^stFannmg Mills, Straw Cutters A Turnip Sheers in the market. Come and Soe for yourselves. CisAEs! CiGAEs! Lovers of a good Havana cigar will find t^** B«"««^,^ thefinest cigar in town, sold by the box. MABKDiaBMABKBTS.-FaU wheat 70 to 75cents;spi-ingwheat70to76; b«ley 45 to 70; peas 50 oats 29 butter 16^to 90- eees 16; potatoes 50 Vf^^J^""' K^ess^d hogs »5 to 15.50. ToTH. PoBUC-Sarieant Bros, at the ^t market, are selling freeh meats at their fall prices-first dass ster^lOc^ Be«md ^thiee Ibe for 26 cents, roasts firom 7 to There are no less than one hundred and ninety -seven columns of reading matter proper, embracing four hundred and eight editorial, contributed and descrip- tive articles; fifty-five different contrib- uted, representing twenty-two States, Territories, the Provinces and Europe, andtwohuadred and fonrty illustrations, including full page illustrations and Premiums. In alluding to the death, this month, of one of its editors. Col. Mason C. Weld, the American Agricul- turist says: "What is note-worthy, the body of writers, who for nearly lialf » century have made it a power in both hemispheres, are still, with this excption .„t«oi- in m connected with the periodical. Pubhsh- sr b«ig; hay j^n^^ their associates remain." #1.50 per year, EngUsh or German Single nomb- er 16 cents. 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