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MKI‘O‘IVI'OI‘PIvr‘v’lgllo.~;,ldJ.lldni. ' “Lima”... ...... I”: TO W W' “""NNU‘OD g-eveoe Pen, T308. WORXMAb} Manon, R. MACA‘ULAY. tall-II. I Am... remit». no. 31737313 0a. out". Eastern Ontario. Mullet -.- ...-.7. , -.., _.~_ _‘ -..â€"... PROFEBHION AL CARDS. ...â€"...a .. ...-..V..7...._... ,--,__.,-_,_,___H____“_v VOL. IV. No. 25. Colin J. Atkinson. a“. , _ . “autumn, soâ€"Efion. out. Hum-3'. Thomps ,8 Block, llroekvllle. one" to teen et lowest Grocery. Betee. _ D-ly m Our Wehwerd: Program . Our Mono : sat-m I t Hutcheeonfiyt Fisher, «u our Deaung., n corny tn BA lemurs.Rottt‘n‘mls.CONVEYAN- We believe it. is the only way to bow}, um ,_-.... ....v - ...â€"...... . .,. Dre. oSfiISfi'e Cornell, h FARM EltSViI.l.E. bit. 0, ll. 8. CORNELL h T made 1 fhunde at end dut- t'ir‘iitififiiuriiii‘icviit t."l1l\‘SULTA’l:10NB. C.I. I.C()I|NII.L, IJ). l S. I. UUMIIDJ.. I. IL. 0.!- .‘ ' -k ' l . Utllco: twodoont out ngoiirli $361323 30‘. “$50,000“, to.“ st .1; p0,. confidence which ehould he the prominent cent. chAMtoi-letle of comm-mini murmur... J. A. ow't'cusos. 1 A A. "unit. p-v'.‘ Vâ€"‘m'fiA ‘â€" i "V I“. “V_V 7-M~ I . 6m. Palker, M. n. Gumption, Cut and Cash PHYSICIAN, Stiltttrzltlm a. [eti‘t‘uli‘cll'gggt nun Coumxm roan 0nd 'l‘rl iv (to o u. u Vere )' - onto.““htd’c:i‘bor iii ’nm on lust) of uhysu-mm Che lee! end chap.» Groceries st and Surgeons. Ont. Spot-humus: Discus»:- of “I. Lowest '1‘"... the Throat “I‘lli lmngnmUtticeâ€"oppoeitelslggr‘ _- ’1’2‘32‘23 if"“‘“:"_‘f‘ luvs 'uu'r mama: There ere lotsot laces to e mi it at. but only one place to move t. THO PSON alone um. the dollar for mu. a , - OltADl'ATE ROYAL (‘01.).EOE. Queen's Utah-until}. Mt-mhvr n.“ (‘ullcgc of Pb) filt‘lluls ltllll Hum-aim. (ml. Will he found nt utilize at All lamim. l'nlulnm l: \‘J‘ltt’lltlluf teeth. (mix-o: ovcr it. Wills; &, Cnnw‘ store, Muin IL. h‘uuu t‘aVlli". LII-52 W I? All thoee who MUST we in chief to ‘N tl‘ buliove.erc eepoulnlly invited tocut. ‘II urinal: eye. over THOMPSON‘S an ,. . . . “continent of SUGARS and TEAS. n 110'”; L8. 7 7 -â€" t:::-; 1 1W 1 .511; _-~:::_::;,_-_._. Fine Japan Teas, in dein and cheats, The Ontario House, lmmg Hymn, Black and Japan, all i: hwnouo. A Filtst'!‘ VLAQS HOTEL.CORll-‘(lll’t‘ATlLY pound (at; 1.06. littfltwi 4'] cheats (I'm t‘urm-Jnul. and untml for in; excellent lAbit’l mul ' .._.. ..wâ€" W. ...... D... - HM“. erratum. HOUSE. H. s. MOFFATT PIIOI’BIB'I‘OB. General Stock Consisting of Groceriee, Dr Goods. llardwue, Paints and lie (mixed and un- mixed), Wall Pu rev, Patent Med- iciuce, an Jewelry, And, in short, everything to be found in I well regulated Village Store. OUR SPECIALTIES. 'I‘eee, Sing-u, Flour, Oatmeal, Crockery, Boole end Shoes. Tweede. For the next 60 days, Remnmts of Dry Goods, Woolen Gloves, Chino Set. of Dishes, 'l‘rimminge. “ '”’ .1 Quantity of Tea mu bend It Cost. . When you went enylhiug in our line For a Small sum of Money, The piece to get it in at lblmdvd tngcrtlwr, 45c. prr poumlâ€"infire’ H. S. MOFFATT’S GENERAL STORE. “WNW” mumnune m gut-eta. (~,,m,m,u10ug (-ulurvd Japan. tn be 80,11 for {MAN-has Addison 00! [8 '88., , . . , . Mmpin mums for t-nmtunt'ciui trnvclIt-rr. "0 HQ ":1 I. in lbw/wraith. 44 ly JOHN HAlt’l‘. .l'mprlctor. , The Gamble House, FARMEHSVILLE. .... ..-- t . - . (‘Aumm (100mm .rimm’ lnhot k x THIR “Ni. NF.“ liltiLK HOTEL HAS . or, met: ore tun-n N4 Witll'iy ltirnisitml throughout in tho :"bfnd‘fr h0"""l’. “"1"“ tqntnm. COOKGd oorned luv-«t l-l'ti'rti. Every ntteutluu trim-n to the “m- (nary variety 0! pickles. entices. June. “Lt-t.- lti~g\.il,‘llfl tluml yards and stables. honey "Id teblo do lt'aclee. - 2‘: l) Fltlll). PIEIH‘E. l‘rup‘r. . "..--.. FISH OF ALL KJNDS 1N @EABOI‘J. PASNTINE, GHAINING, SAVE $1. $63335. SAVE $20. HALstmeiNG. Y“ ”“0 “ Ml rm" own way. Tho more you buy the more you “to. pro- l’apt‘r Hanging g gagging. Vldlug you uvcml your tummy at Dawn Future.“ Raisins, valencenea. sultan. R D‘ J d & S i I as. elemee, figs. pruueu. tintcc currents. â€" u son on, > L wmu; “’AurAN'i‘i-iir - PRICES mmn‘. ' T H 0 M P S O "’8' undertake rs ...râ€" .w-___..._.__~-m_m WIT. ”WEEF-TER. FARMEBSVILLI. T "1.; ......2 Men ttndflBoys.’ Chaopeet Place i in town in gut your 3 N E ‘N’ H A T S F LU] iii , l 9 ...â€"M” Our Special Linc ol- OAT.“ E XL, (.‘tll.’ N fill-f ti. Which are just in for the. (‘ith ‘Klil‘ W ilii‘. Vl'l‘, -.,...u.'., M l;i1'\.\.'é'.li.l'E PUNCH. Swing, C(Mllprlbtb t... tut. . i BR . N. ‘ i 111mm, lLatest Styles and Shadesn . .-\.\'l) ALI. KINDS . (u: i'lluvuxani IN HARD AND ear'r, â€" -â€"-n‘â€"â€"~â€"-â€" ~â€"-~ l‘i Al‘w- ll. WILTSE d. CARSS, apposite the Gamble House. 1 hl‘. (..‘loscst 1 illyers. K-B'tfnsh paid for all kinds of Grain, Butter. iinhw, Polls, and lime. Nut'r 7, iHh‘T if Welshman“ AM. mucus; T A l L 0 it 1 N G The Old Reliable , l) 1:) _{:"l‘ A . ll T A 3 G antral Jltrthan t‘. First Class Work Done " , _ . Gentlemen who wash to have their Ii’l?.l.‘,~'(,).\’.i BLI'.‘ (HICKS. eulle mndc up in H. H. ARNOLD,if:ii};°1'§,:::',zf,§:f,‘;;}-_ A. '1'. Patterson. .sq. l is}. it. (“02:115th Esq FARMEBSVILLE. Cabinet-making in all its Branches. Charges Moderate, :Bank oTlltnlreai.i Capital-All thinks-12,000,000 Reserved Fund, - - E “1‘30”!“ ‘VlliUh “111 Suit: HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL at Sale Prices. IlOAR‘D 0F DIREKW‘OM: Sir Donald A . Smith. l(.i‘.M.tl.. l‘rceidd‘ut litetirxt‘ A. llrummontl. l~‘.sq.. vtvol'reeldcnt. 1 Hugh sit-Lanna). Esq - lion. John Hamilton. w. (,2. McDonald. New. W. J. Buchunuu. - .. (lencrzti Managua. A. Mné‘uitier. .\e~‘ttion.Mau.uml limp H. V. Mnmulflh - â€" - - Ace's limpet .. A. H.13ucluuum - ----- Becma, y. 3 BRANCHES 1 Hontrval. ~ â€" 1).:l.t‘lmmtnn. Manager. Alhlunlt‘, (ml. Halifax. N. R. llciluvillv. " llutniitou, (inf... Bl‘uull'urtl.” Kimmlmi, “ BROCKVtLLE. Ont. leleuy t night). Altlt‘l‘ifl London, Eng ("hatimun .\. it. London. Um. t‘inttlrtm. Hut. Mnnt‘ton. bl. ii. ' ('inulgn. lil. Ottawa. Ont. t‘:)ruw:tli. (mt. l’m'th, Ont. (luduru h, (mt. l‘t-lcrbm'u. Ont. Guelph, " ( I‘ll-ton, " " uclu-c. Que. l-mruiu. Ont. SI. Juhll, N. B. Toronto. Ont. Vttm'mn or, B. C. l'orl linpu. Regina. Against. Htrutford. Uut. h't. Mary's, tint. \l'lnui x15. Mun. _,__.. {.0}: my): 1nd,. 3‘: .’\|b(‘lllll’l'll lmnc. . . .‘nv nacho ' 1M. -el. 1 "“‘i‘l‘ 3‘ ’P"“"‘“Y 0‘ "mm“; “‘f‘m“ THE LATEST STYLES Cnit'Ami, 2m lmfidilnfltrti’m-t. l’illi' g Paula. A cell eulmucd. AND R. M. PERGIHAL PERI‘BC‘T 1x 111‘ .41.”) --~--~ ,, ,, rr'onxmnxsnlr, NIGEL!) PATRON”! ‘ 4114 it} 1 S TR A T55" ,. 1 ,, 7. 7‘ , ‘1 .ll. M. GHISSELS, FARMERSVILLE. ill! ‘N 1‘s. :ii Olil‘lb ALL won]: WARRANTED. on. SALE At lhu Reporter Office. 1 ROOMS TO LET. ovnn octoprm's TAILOR snm‘. Fer- ‘ 'ii . Hi. ‘. mizrii‘ '8 m” u \V’-M.PARISH. Printed Specially Ibr l'nlled 3 _. 7H,, 17-” Rates. counties of Leeds and Rp/lar/(r 10' r [I l g Grenville. 3,.” men. ‘. Onenoiumn..., llelt column . . tron: mm Tues: or Cl’l‘! qmmrwhum highlht‘niuma: . I. ,. .. ,. . STATKONBBS. 'l‘un llnoe nonporlni ............ .. Trmtent. Trim-lent and lognl advertisements, no. per line for let. insertion; ‘20. per line (or tech eub‘ sequent insertion. was Notion. Paton. ,, ii‘hc leading SHOE HOUSE w-Eiziié. ot hirthl, mix-mos end deethl. free. It. Lovuux. Prop- war. 1 H...».......__..__...-__.._, . I ...- When you come to brocltvllle « end went to net. E. J. GRENNON, uTCullt-cliunq nmdn at nil “uniting Towni. lrnlte issued on all ports of the world. l-‘our per cent Internet. allowed on deposits. NARROW’S LOCK, ONT, ......- Afi EN T FOR. .,_.___ most: a. woon, mum-a rims. -â€"â€"â€"~ nm 1'“! -- , I. W. IAIN 00., BROOM. WPLOIYCHI AND MAC“INE;REPAIRS vmeWWâ€"W"'W’“~ AND BINDER TW'XNE. ALW"YS KEPT 0N RAND. 1.7.6 . Rldeeu Velley lmplem‘ent end tit-.3 Mechlne Am. j ...__ ...-â€" casut, Notices amount reading mutter. 5o. per line w A N an to counter edvertieere. nut! 80. to would cum I 40,000?“ch AND CALF SKINS ”â€" I .1 .rm out: or rmm (warm, magma! CASH PHD! 11' "RA mam Overcoat. ORA 3 "i rem mm or Paulo, l, u , New ‘Tailo villi; Store. , _. i ORA Fancy Week“: in Jug Style, For A flirt-tutu It. you ehomrl on et 1 DOOR BAh'l' 0? CENTRAL "01'qu .BOCK'lhlI. M flochlilllNlW...‘ MI. hitherto» O. 'l'. roman, .... ... ......u... 'w. BmKs. m‘V'l-Itao 8.3.4 matter 21“ '3! White tor met-l YOII‘I. i’ - 'IUII‘uCII'. hum min-d noneâ€"036mm. 31mm 3. lean - ”it ‘3' #‘I feel no OOALLBOAL ! u ’ . q 4-,. tuttEStiiip; V : ; 'i .i I .J, .K'. t i; . 5' ‘Y Q . i $8,000.08“ 1 pair in sale. . ...â€"“......m..." - “THE-- While out for e stroll the other ‘ . morning we wooded our etc e down to the southern side of the vii go. The number ol' line reeldeoeee lately ere» ed, as well as thoee in course of con; etruodon, ell betoitened the prosperity of the people owning property in that portion of the villego. While “we engaged in noting these signs of mo- toriul prosperity our eyes rendered down to the piece where out but: time ‘ or where to bu Fine D Goods at * Cheap 311008 salad. m .â€" ...â€"......m I I'm...‘"'" {woos mineral springs one leoated,‘ ROBERT WRIGHT & co . .. 0 these springs, in the hands oi Bottle . enterprismg company, could he made . “mm“ the means of bringing a, large number B B O O K V I. L L E’q of transient residents to the Village, ' K who if pmper accomodutione were provided and the springs put in condi tion to be used, Would no doubt soon - . l . find that the medicinal qualities oi‘out‘l miucrai springs are second to none ‘ ) in the country. *l’robnhly a short. account of how the springs were first -... _- discovered to passage healing and med- iciuui ([u:iiitic6 and what has hitherto Of the 1,700 ‘ do. Fine French ‘All-wool Dress . been done t«» test the watcjrs and. why Goods, worth 2 .. at 12l0., advertised on the 9th,!”‘l‘li we” ““0““ l." in” {“0 ‘1‘““9‘3 a . l v t ' ' 'A . gv‘ 1' we have now 700de. left, in the followm shades :iLi'hji.;‘°.'tliii:ii m 1it mil-11?".uiiggy iii Fawn, Brown, Beige. Light Olives, Navy B ues, &c., {timneu .... u... propcrtonl' Mr. 1. c. winch are rapldly meltlng at, 123:0. per yd. Aiguiro and um ohmll, four blocks die- tunt from Main at. being in a. souther- ASK TO SEE TIIESIE GOOI)$. ly tilloction from the Ctlltl‘e of the “â€" .--- ”he.--“ village. A elm-ct. has lately been uncut-d to within about 40min. of tho ‘3 , - . , springs, and thin Could easily be ocu- W As": to SFe our Fme PRINTED MUSLINS’ 3‘2 "filfi illlilt'tl to within a short distance at" 9 inches Wide, worth.18c. per yd, now selling at 10c. ; will; the rpllllg. ”- atso a few hundred yds. at 5.5g and 7C. per yard. “65:5 in r and are all within ll. radius of at}, m‘ it) it. Funneily. for null")! hull the your, the ground eurruumimg the #Mn .... av... ...... . . i smmguwm flooded, but ‘A'Jlt'n the; lul‘ the: land hits hall a surluuz: \“rtlt'l’ ditch (lug through the ll it. whilh Over 300 PARASOLS are now hbown LOT l.~â€"Boruicd Sci, pieces for col i wudcru the ground around the Spl‘lllgfi- by us, at wholesale prices by retail. , inr, cuff and front of waist. Worth cluiipuxntivciy dry. ‘lk The bug}. uuliicul Children's Pnrnaoltt, Light Coim‘c‘didifiifi. i'ur The. it met. lit-utt-li coconut M: iii _ of the the l Parmis, Fancy Trimmed I’arnsois,l LU!‘ i}.-~~-i3t';ttit‘tl sari, twit‘t‘t‘fi for ml, znvury of Lima springs. ' e that mote-l Black Silk Pameoie, Brown Silk Par. lnr, mill and front :15 ‘Tilli‘x‘t. 0):!) ltluiu 5i.) 5min ago 9: nitrifinr ut' Wutit~l asois, Satin Durable ansola, “$80" worth 9”,“). imcu wmw cizgutztd iu gelling; mil time ' Umbrellas, dzc. LOT Cl.»-~l3vutic<i panel. lvngtli of 1.1-1' in thc vicinity Hull um- ui' Ute; lekirt, immisoum goods. Worth :51, for number going to innit i’ur writur, limwi; llllilfliiiln (my R3 mutton as [1101690. t’ILCll. ll. low plow in which the water hull} 6mg! Hos‘ERg HOUSE. LOT -l.»~Bcudcd sct, picci‘s fm‘fron‘ jecllitul. l‘lc Sit’i'llt'il down tutti tursu tl‘ nud buck of waist, collar, cull}: .‘turi ' it. Biffill‘i) the water touched his him; V ’, w 3‘12." ’4 - l , i l '.. .tl‘llt'li \villi tho )1 wind , ' _ ,pnnci fol shut \\ «with ‘1 at), t it 0.; y it \V‘N q 3 3 Ladies Hose from.4 pairs for 250. $1.93, quuthetc. l | upwarde. _ iiy lllllil‘t’tilillllftl Willi gnaw: i-Liml oil «dim, and (-11 lusting; it, found it, Hizv’nirp: Imiies’ Lisle Gloves from 10c. per i .. liniucrul. iiu (‘dlitfitl his :.r.p.iuiuu.zl WHO CAN WIN? and u. hole was tt‘OOiVlCl cut of tn‘l “ETEEBW ”ind Pd" Silk 01”?“ ~ 3mud into which the miter was alto cam? orrn’axomncn sacs; to settle and “hen they imdnl’li‘rauk it they prcnnuncrd it ver ' “ " ugly impregnated with a. mincru " ‘ Tiu- excitement over ll’l'.‘ fin». springs unsuited in several ' olew or wells being Slll’ll’. 0. few feet in the, allll'tfillllllllg 30g, and tinniy three; different hil't‘flsl"? were struck, uli huv- . ing; a dili'vl‘cut taste or smell. Noth- ing WAS done, however, towar dcrci. oping the hidden trunnion until bill“! will yours ul'ttr, although not it i'uwi hnd ranch faith in their medicinal (piulitiesui to cause them to [unite daily visits to the fipriugs and entry it'd” juwuy a quantity at each visin'uturc 'Y 7 > . a ‘ tutti? “lib-M years “go 1'. ew I s - - atte r50 n M. Strong, at that limo a rehidl'lih ul‘, ‘ ’ the Village endeavored to secure the‘ light of mt; uiid a. icuec for ten ycm'I-t of one or two acres surrounding thug springs, but. uulbrtunn‘oiy he couhil not secure sotielhctory twins and lll'l uhnndutiui iii:â€" union-rise. Tho agitn-i lion ovm‘ thu l'l'j’tit‘l‘, how'ovcr, had “:03 ell‘t'tlt nl‘ inducing a low pubitc spirit.~ . ”f” ed individuals to stunt u Hubscriplinn. l: ‘30 oudfiVhtte Cottons at and money was ruined and expended 2(“5 ICINC} S'I‘RJZET. liu digging out. the springs and putting! BUY 1053 infill“? 3nd Ginghnms at in rough curbing. and in one of the IJe‘Vis & I’atterson’s. largest it pump, and lnying a sidewalk from the springs to the icdgt‘, a few 2-305 l‘ing' Street. {cl-t distant. The earth around the epriuga was found to consist of n bcd CALL and get our Pricee for TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS, do. 3‘, . v .. of marl, and when n dcpti' ... nix COTTON WARPS and (.OTTON YARNS, at the Lowest Piices. feet was reached, a stratum 0:. cluy .. ~~ ' â€""_ was stiuck from which three n'trcaznn HOUSE FURNISHINgSI of transparent water gushed forth, Oui- Prioee for them goods will he found RIGHT, and you should eumine "hi“l‘ "i” ““9”” "3 "Fm-v ,0? 3‘3“ our etook Indore buying. years use fling: hove fliififitgfii' . . w ' one on our u o e afimfim.kd Shade Curtain: at Pace: Much Im‘fil‘ thanlmm W“. emyfi ,. q) very little Lace Curtain-.mA Large Stock to select from eta attention had been hgnmigeemé coo-KING 31-h, - ~ LEWIS J5 PA'I‘T 3st. hip to Manson: And we, ” ‘ --. . there was thorn , MM; 3., V Cm: W 'Iprlngl were 9';- I 1 BABCOCK’fl ‘ ‘ equal, if not superinr in some Very Ca - #3 important eem-utinln, end on his "9.- lurn home he had the spring: cleared out and a quantity of the . water was imtiicd and sent to J. B. Ooehrwe, ihetmctor of Chemiltr in the R. M. "1' e filibu'ihg is Tim low prices of our Lace Curtains, bought direct from tire makers, win ..fi'" 9 True E ”onomy ltho salon. Ask to see these goods. l l in purchasing our Ladies’ and Mines Fast Black Cotton 110w, Handsome, chi-up Curtain Poles, lturuisiicd brass trimmings. Visit our SHOW ROOMS for-‘SiTYLISH MILLINERY. ROBT. WRIGHT & CO. Ofler special valfihi'lxi all Kinds of Cotton Goods. ““7.” BU Y y O‘Ju BUY your Coetutnee et :za‘. J . (toilcge. Kingston. noted For Superior hie report. . , ., . Anelyete ot Miners Watt-rm eWfll on the iBieck Conhmerea at mic per) "Quion Ceahmeru block ,1 W“ 1' " M" Ail-woo , . . , , an oolo . et 26c. All-wool French Dr? cred. at 12 . A “WM" line of (mm "mom??- 01:?!) ma ago he oil-wool Dreee Geode. in bleak d. ofore, at 2 o. Flennel Cloth Dress mi?“ 0mm G I Qt ”0.. 80.. 9c. md 100. In Bineit end Colored Siih no “one. in the got” 3.; °"‘ “mm Town oen Compare for anue end Variety. See my Grey Finn not no. 20c. 93% For Shutter. White end Grey Coltone, Sheeting, '1". bio Linens. M,n£"‘mm_ owelhnge, I can ofl‘er you the Belt. Chaim, d. v.3“; {II-Hum... . 33$ . dflbnt- i. rbonet 3% “53' is, Tovele. en ee Keno end Children's gntlfl'WOIl in eudlm urieatg‘.‘~ toned, beeqatitched Black Ith' Gloves, commencing et' stock of .'° .- 4. .. cm is com lete in our line and price. ‘ mm . can LE DEPA mum is mm with .u the. of Meatlee. . ‘1" Clothe end Trimmings. All Cloth Cut Ind,litted a... ”a m laughed“... ............. . nu Nitric ..................... true true u.mopon.mdmomwutno "’ -. Uotrltmeetl Goods-birth. I“ aim: “newt-*0? ........ .. Mien-bl of one: description. lb Wilden. who to My. 0! Mbmrhem, will welom ell who fever k with e mil. , . 'Ilsertlhflyhviteeuehentnn ‘ Inflammaellwlll t. mlmmm. linker) ..~ c" m . .../cuitencocx. Im new.“ ' i" l u. . 9 ..w ‘ . on. , , ,., CL- _ mgm.--.~n ...â€"...... _ c. _. ........â€".-..â€"__.... " ‘W. June- 23 They are three in utmrf «Mini Rom ' an? a ......fi “...â€"..-... . “M..."H . mama- Fuzz-um. COUNTY NEWS. ”COTE. MONDAY, June 25.-â€"-â€"The tunerei o! the late Mrs. Uherlee fobeon took piece on Friday. Rain is needed very badly. Crops are below the average. The corner stone of the Methodist Church will boxid next Friday with Masonic honm l tltmuntlrum---«\Vhy t'un'l’. tho Mel- iorytown correspondent write naive, [and that correctly, not the “ chatter " . found in lust issue? ...â€"...... m»._~â€"” ELBE MILLS. Moqur, June 25.~---The school house walla are finished, and the carpenter work will be conuuouccd this week. The ruiirond engine has uottnmie its appearance here since Sunday, the 17th I inst. ‘ XUn Saturday afternoon last two of i'our Citizens will) ween: caught out in two very heavy ruinstorum between Brm-kviliu and the Six-mild House, COllSllit'tl themmlvns with the thought [that the min was (.llllllg tin-tr (TOPS int immc much good , lm‘u un ut'ti\ in; ,herc they won- tiisuppointml tn liml tlwre luui boon no rain. (in Baturdiz. ; night and Sunday tlwm were :cverul i the contract. l lino showers. ”..- ..., .... we... .--. YONGE 3111.1.3. ' I- I. F MONDAY, June 25.~â€"-.\ll93 Snider. m ; lil‘OCiit‘lllt‘, roturnvd home on Sunday” ‘nftcr spt-miing a. wool; with bar illllll,l iMrs. Phillips. Quite n number from thin pinto nt‘ 9 ltmniml tin? icccrt‘uln social til. Lyn nu Wetlursduy evening. Minx. Minnie Shipmuu has rcturumii from 'l‘th'niilu. 3 A iuwu Ri'lt'll‘.i will iw givt‘u nt hlr. 4.3.3 A. l’ut'fis' on tho (‘H‘llllltf ul Juno fill), fur the? llijllt‘llt ul‘ llu‘ \V. (‘. 'i‘. U. tit Lyn. Mi. l3. l‘urguuon, (If linmtumui, Nd, Y., pnili fl, tlyiuq villi. to him fi‘lt'iitin‘ hwy, l:‘,~l nu k. , “ta. 1‘. lmthmn if: at. prcsnt wry ili.l Slight ltwpcs of her l‘t‘t,'()‘~t,‘l‘y m": cuter l;‘.5:lt‘tl. .. ,..,,.,.. >0-“ . , ..-..â€" ADDISON. Fizltu‘r, Juno 1.3. «Mr. null .MH.‘ Winn-r, nl' lxtncsiiurg, N. Y., mo the gutsts of Mr. Walter Louie. Mr. Wm. Quinn, of Tuicdo, has rcrwrt the premium Occupied by Mr. .u.siiin1,:tuti Booth, and hns opened out limitless. We wish him success. Mr. t'hns. Snider hall to giro up making (let‘l‘fiu for a few (1 .53, on no- cdnni ol' sickut'ss. Mr. Ev]. Davis: has been at work tearing down lllt-l old hmno residence and intends remodelling it. all over in first-class style. The new cheese factory at the lower end of the viilngu in lost. being hunt toned tow.=rdu mmpit'tinn. When finish-ed and equipped with the lulcsl and hunt umtimwri'y and appliances, it Will H? Nttoud to none in Ontario. Thu Little Mzixuwli bin icr still tuimzs the hut, on account of itt improve-l mount m-rvr tlw old time machines. Mr. Malcolm ilrmvu line scoured! tho N‘l‘Vlt't‘S of Mr. Wm. Moore, from near ilrm-kvziio, for this season. Your curi'eapmulvut did not. hear the price paid, but it must be high. (“'e uwn an apology to our corronpmuient fox inning tw'uitiuuliiiiy nilsluld his lvltt‘r. which .ffiVIXI in amino ii'r‘." for lmu wceh‘a l-uuo. We it!" be uhul 2 ~. hour from Addison oftenJ ..- .. ._. .4... If» R‘L'FA. Morton, Juno. 25. .-. fiwryt‘ int; incite well nine-.1 tho min. in this sec- tion crops wero going tight back into the ground and farmers were beginn- ing to put on it rather solemn ‘l'lSflgO. \f‘ Almcron Biutmlimd's boys from Greetibush wore driven here yesterday on n flailing ext-union. They tit-d the 3 year old colt with n neck hiiitcr to it tree on the shore, but on returning to the spot, found it dead. Thu colt hm] got'ite hind leg entangled in the bullet and choked to death. We {601 very son for Mr. Blanchard end also for the '5 on the coil ilOibI‘lgfll to one at thdm. This Ought to be e Aiming mains using neck limiters. ’ , W ' Johnny, how do thclong punt.- ‘ were made by your future step a while ago ? “’odédiug lit-lie lump ringing all the time. .oepito the hard titties. Mr. (fulcrum, nf‘ Lyn, took one of our fair ones from back here, the other day. People may talk about the back coun. try. but. there is when) they have to to their fair 3 mace. “obit-.sclltnuih. themcelebreted horse traineuie driving here yet. He has little 3 White now, and says he can trot ii the wind. If there, 3:: my trot in horse at nil, Mr. Couch in the men to tab it out, “...â€"-.....“ ELO IN . HAWIDAY, June 23.4;0n Monday lent. the fitneml of the lube Elle Nelle. day wee hold in the Methodist. Church here, the Rev. Mr. Pineo otficiating, unlisted by the Revs. Hover-d end McAmmnd. The damned Iufi'ered otiy 8b:- neorlv eight weeks, but fire ell her efllictiou with ohrletleu fortitude end notion. ll“ " km. it .‘l'he masculine}; “a m Coded.“ Cou’neil \m m1 k- rille, oenmeodnj'oe Technol- lat week. Worde- Billh ' in. All“ the noel routine bee noes, Mt. Jelly bended in the Report of 0 Special Conuuittee eppointed tut mien rec gerdinglthe audit of P. M. Judd'e eccounts. The report s‘sted that in Feb. ialtthu'o was due from My. Judd the sum of $629 and About $1800 in fines 1nd not been collected. At the time the committee inspected vim books on the Milt inst. they found that there had been paid into the Mode at the county treasurer the mm of $5,775.10. $1,700 wee unocileotod in Leeds and $1,550 in Grenville. The majority of this was uncollectehle, so some of the portion had left the coun- try and OHIOI'I had died. Under now Departmental regulations the Police Magistrate was obliged to pay over the tines monthly. on collected. $25 per year was fixed upon as tho remunerdion of the court fitenogra‘ phcr. A lengthy discussion took place ro- gardiug the printing contract. It up» pours that there were only two tenders lltllt wiulm- for the county u-inting, that of Mdlulinu «it Co. anti N. H. 'L'uicucit, of tile jimrs. Mr. (,‘oit-oclt'e ;it‘li‘li'r was :tt'cw dollars lower than ‘McMuiion (it Co's and he was awarded “hon, however, he came to Sign the agreement he stipu- lated that acinuac should be added binding the clerk to purchnse nil eupâ€" piiee of stationery for the county from him. The clerk did not, think he hurl :tulhmity to do so. consequently tho mutter was brought bolero the Coun- cil. Manna. Saunders and Bormy 1m- ,Fcntcli tlin petition of 87 ratepayers of Furmm‘sviliv, whim; that an enumera- tor in» zippuivtvd \\itit it View of inw- ing the \‘lll‘l1{(l int'm'porntcd. lil‘lllltfli gi‘uut'tl 921d tho. Nash appointed at) cuutucmtm'. Mr. liicii.itti.»-,’)n, St‘cmltleti by M. J. l‘numily, Tic: liu; lint-5 iuliiclcd on Win. Chapman, t-l' Seciey's iiu)‘, iii February l-mt for violation of the Scott. All, in: rcfzuuimi, \iiwu pitltl into the tummy. A ivmgthy discussion en‘- suu d. Mime claiming that it was :i one of lmrdnhip, as the man was tumble to pay, an hia illlllily was in dostitulc ciwuithmxce-I. The motion finally curl-ital. Mr. Jt-iiy iii-ought up the report of the committal.- cu mm l. house improve mruts. Mr. Enundtm in «speaking it; the quit-stiou said that there was noth- ing hire the presvnt court room in the world und it was high time that. o court house in keeping with our posi- tion and the I'Oqull'l mcuts of the pub}. , lie was provided. Mr. Beecher thought llrockvdlc and I'rcacolt should, and would, contribute their shares ”nerds the proposed expense. Tenders from the following portions were rmd by the clerk: Geo. Stormy, $28,846. Thou. Dodtiridge, 232,000. G60. Wilson, 26,000, Cratinc 62. Mix, $20,950. One or lwu other tend-cm were sent in but they wore not C(lllrltlt‘l‘tltl, owing to in- i'mn-nlity; The above lenders to cov- cr th-rything hut. goo fixtures and l‘urniohings. Building: to be compiob ed by 15th May, 1986. Contractors to forfeit 810 prrr day after that date until building is linishrxi. By-inw to erect the village of Lynd- huwl into a police viiingc was passed. A lengthy discussion ctisued on the motion of Mer-cu (Woll'ord) to have 800 GOltjt‘H of the report of the com- mittee nppointcd to examine Police 5 ?:».’1Ta;,;:.ntmtu Judd‘s books and account» lurid lllHO the schedule of conviction: accompanying it printed for distribu- tion. The mot-ion linuily carried. The assesnnent committee reported that in equalizing the assessed VIlliO of the t'uuutiaks they lmd raised tho value per acre in biscuit Front, Front of Yonge, Front of Leeds & Linus- downc, Gn‘tmnnque and South Croehy. Tim re art was ado itcd. Ono mndrod dollars was granted to repair roads and bridges in Eacott. and ecmnmittco nppointcd to repair or rebuild tltlor Lilt‘l‘k bridge, con- sisting of Beecher cud Ferguflon. The Building Committee to have charge of the may. house improve- ments were named as follows: Jelly. Saunders. Hail and the Worden. The Councillors visited the Brock- viiie Business College, on the invite- tion of tho managers. and on their to- turn passed it. motion thanking the proprietors for their courtesy, and ex- pressing their netiefeclion at the men- nor in which the iuetilution is con- ducted and the facilities it nfl‘orde {or obtaining it thorough business educa- tion, and the hope that the manager! would meet with the euoeou their en- terprise deserves. The Committee on Agriculture re. ported thet the two neonates in the (loci It Agricultural College were to be til ed with upiie from Leeds end Grenville. he Committee also rec~ ommonded thet the grunts of $100 to each of the electorel divieioe egrioul~ turel nocictiee should be continued. Riddle mule e motion (shot In eddi~ tionei grunt of .25 ahould be [iven to each of the township eooietiee. Thin we: voted down. end the recommend. odor: of the committee "oiled. e' 0251.. gamed the mating!"- met’e IBM". for rest, the to! been entice Nulilutoa 300d iaai NI SI lNHNflDOG TVNIOIXO SIHl