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Call on H. CONCENTRATED c. TAIT for Photographs, School Books, Fancy Goods, Picture Frames, c.~c., Bowmanville. I Bo~manville Fair, Oct. 4th allJ uth. Correspondence crowded out will appear next week. Time for receiving tenders for school buildings has been extended. Mrs. Morrison's stock of Fall r.fillinery is now compl11te.. Call and inspoct.. Captain Dunlop, of the steamer.Norseman, is ill with muscular rheumatism. Flannels all kinds, top shirts and underwear, half a car load just arrived at John J. Mason's . We are not supposed to publish events bef ore they happen, but our readers got the news while it is fre~h. .BEST ATTRA.CTION.- Speaking of the fair the best attraction is a. handsome you~g man with a big income. Order your new suit from John J. Mason's n ew stock of Scotch worstec l suitiogs the best and cheapest in the market. '\Vh"n you meet a friend and feel like standing trea t, go to Mrs. Keys' res tailr· ant and order up "milk shake ." lt is a bonnie drink. Farmers, attend T. Rowe's 11ale next Monday. · The })otato bugs are on tramp and most of them take the sidewalk. ' ·Fair Play's" letter on the recent base ball match at Enniskillen will appear next week. A job lot of braces at John J. Mason's, over 100 kinds at less than usual prices. See advt. Mr. Geo. Allin, Maple Grove, is not going to make cider for the public this year. WHEA'r $1.05.-Mr.J C.Vanstone is now paving from $1 to $1. 05 for Fall and also for Spring Wheat at .his Roller Mills, Bowmanv1lle. We feel convinced that the common fly of to-day has invented some new me thod of hi ting. They grip one's ear with a tenacity U!lknown to their ancestors, If you are going out of t own, or if some one is visiting you, let us know about it . Reading' such items is a harmless sort of gossip, enjoyed by e\'eryCockle's Pille for heart~1 11rn. AN INTERESTING CATTLE \ SE.-A case of much interest to farmers a;."\d d rovers was tried at the Guelph d ivis,' on court sittings on Thursday. Mr. E. Snell, drover, of Galt, purchased lait -~inter three head of cattle ftom Mr. Jobeph Day, Gueloh township, and paid $15 down. They were tc be delivered in May and on the day appointed Mr. Day brought the cattle to Guelph and weighed them on the city market scales. He turned the cattle into t he enclosure in the fair grounds and then waited on Mr. Snell for payment. Mr. Snell would not settle un til he had Mr. Day's ca ttle weighed under his own eye, as all the other farm ers had had their cattle weighed on the fair ground scales, l\fr. Snell or his agent being present. This Mr. D ay refused to do and t ook h is cattle home. Mr. Snell then brought action against him to recover the $ 15 paid and also $4 a heacl which he calculated he could have made out of the catt le. The case was tried before Judge Chadwick, who ruled that t he buyer had the ri ght to see the cattle weighed, and gave judgment i n favor of Mr. Snell fo r $27, the nmount claimed and costs. I t i11 astonishing how rapidly the feeble and debilitated gain strength and vigor when t aking Ayer's Sarsaparilla. For what are called " broken down constitu· tions," nothin g else hM proved so effect· ive as this p owerful but perfectly safe med icine.. 1 Ladiea, get your Ha.ts re-shaped i· la.test 11tyle11 at Mrs. Morrison's. '· Clarke Fair will be held at Newcastle on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28th and 29th. Oshawa has no brick yard and builder11 there b~ye to dfTend on Bowmanville and Whitby for a supply. Will sell my entire stock of straw hats and summer underwe~r at and below cost. M. Mayer, Furrier. Merchants, . now is the time to get yo,ur bill beads printed at the STATESMAN office, before the rush of fall tradti.. Remember your friends at a distance now that you can have ~HE STATESMAN For the Seaside. sent to them the rest of this year for 25c. For Pickmckmg. For Ca.roping Out. Mes~rs. T. Osborne and ~· Brock will For Travelling. soon have that lovely mans~on comp~eted For Staying at Home. for Mr. J .i.mes Henderson m the Willow Grove. 'Threti horses va!ued at about $~00, . the proper~y of Mr. Wm. Clarke, ~pr11~gv1lle, w.ere lulled by a C. P . R. tram Sunday ntght. . o: 16 ..l.. will resume heiM ISS GALBRAITH in on Jo'riday.. Inst·. eta.es Painting UU1 I laJ ERVAN'l' W ANTED.- A girl to do 0 the kitchen work where a. housemaid i· kept. Apply to MRS. REID, King street Ea.~. Bowman ville. 3G- tt OUSE TO LET.--Comfortable hou11e H for Rent moderate immediate possession. FRANCIS MABON, K iJJIJ s m&ll family. St.. Ea~t. 38:2w OF COFFEE. M ns . ~~l!-E.Yille, 'l' W ANTED. - A general SERVAN servant w1 mted imroedi11.tely. Apply to ANNIE Wellington tltreet, W ..1.LB UIDGF.; 3:l- t r I !~TiEAl~r~ New fall goods arriving daily at Couch, They will J ohmton & Oryderman's. The Great Convenience e.nd Luxury of show this season the most superb stock of · town the d ay. Rich and Full Flavored, Whole- d ry goo d s ever seen m · !IOme Stimulating, Easy of Use. Econom· Mr. B. Ackney, lot 6, con. G, Reach, foal, 'the General Favorite. N o Cheap oemmitted suicide on Wednesday last, by Substitute of Peas, Wheat or Badey, but hanging himself in his woodshed. N 0 Genuine Mocha and Old Government cause is assigned flir the rash act. Java. The summer is over. Thoughtful peo· ti I ai"'Fo1· ~ale by Grocers pie Iook a h ead to make iemse Tes com· This can be done by calling at and Drugi;;-ist.s in lb., balf- fortable. McClung Bros , the leading D ry Goods Jb., and quarte1··lb. bottles. H 'II o. B ouse, owmanv1 TRIAL ~l.ZE G CEN"l.'S. Mr. Isaac R odman, Scuaog, states that - ··----···..--.--..-·-·- -·-·- - --··--·-·----..---- ·--... ha found a bunch of "' oats that h:ad aprung up amoo g his peas from one gram. It had f<irty heads with over an average of 150 oats to the head. ·11 fi n d Farmers having auction sales w1 · · · saJe · it to their ad vantage t.o or d er t }ieir &."""\"" f · · ~P. bill11 at t h is office and get a ree notice m T im STATESMAN which n early every - - o -farmer in W est D urhl\rn r eads. The reporter of t.he P ort Ho pe Times has made himself famous by ex ploring tho Pickle Spices, bott om of Lake Ontario in a dive rs snit. Catsup Bottles, He thinks all t he money in town _ would not induce him to repeat the experimen t.. Corks, Col. Cubitt was one of the judges on Seitling Wax, t ho military drill competition of the pub· lie echools at Toronto I nd usirial ExhibiSticky Fly Paper) tion, and he also addressed a few encourPoison Fly Paper, aging and complimentary words t o the young soldiers. Mrs. Cockburn has 'given up dre·smaaing i n t own and her successors ar e Mis@es K err and Keith who have been for a long time with Mrs. Cockburn. Their shop is over 1\:lanning's store, n ear· Jy opposite the Sn'l'ESMAN Office. (This ~f.stroyer kills every fly in W EST E ND HousE.- J ohn McMurtry h as decided to conti nue 'the D ry Goods a room in half an h our.) branch ··f h is business and has added a splendid assortment, of new goods for the fa.11 and winter t.rade. He will continue to sell at popular pric~s. Give him an early ca.II. & F oit T HE H AIR.- Mrs. A. D avis, N eads N. B.- If you h'.:l.ve never tried B lock, over M ayer's H at store, h as t he for D e Blong's Great French 1\:lagour spices give them a trial and agency ic, a cure for dandruil', fe ver, dryness, -0ompare them with wh at you get itchiness and irr itability of the scalp at other st ores. · · and prevents baldness a nd grey hair. Call and buy t~ bottle. JNo. McCLUNG.- Summoned to appear GRAND TRUNK RAJ.LWAY . b efore Geo. Haines, Esq., police magis· B~W.MANVILLE . ST.A.TION. trat e, for obatructing the sidewalk with a Car load of Tea. We will get "-quare _ GOING EAST GOING W EST with the Grocers who laid the inform!\· ~an .. ....... 8.37 a. m Ma.il .. ...... 6.17 a m tion by selling this teflo at' prices which ]tlltprees... .. .10.33 a. ro Local ........ ,8.2~ a m Mixed .........3.:lO p m Express· .. .... 9.35 a m will ,parJilize them. M cCLUNG BRos . Local ...... .... 7.H p m Mi~ed ...... ...3.16 pm The P eterboro R eview says : Dr. W. Mail ........ 10:07 p m Mail .. ....... 9.00 Pm E . Tilley, who was appointed P ublic *Except Mondnys. ' School Inspector for the town, paid his first official visit t<> the schools on Thurs· ®ktUMUtfZ~ ' 1UitJlniA1U.i. d ay. He went t hrough foe different ~ ,.~. "~~·-~ _ _ _ r ooms ,.,f lhe Central and war d schools and took notes with a view to future su.~BOWMANVILLE, SEPT. 10, 1888. gestionEI. Mr 1'illey is an educa.tionalist of ability and is a worthy succeosor t o an d Mr. ·James Stratton who for 80 Jong a time occupied the position of in spector o1 t he schools of th e town. Mr . Tilley's salW ools and Fancy Goode in great ary will be $200 per annum. v ariety at Mm. Morrison 's. ·~:DoM'INION " TRHJ]l(Pll.- Some t wo F I R E , LIFE, ACCIDENT · I nsurance. weeks ago tho Whitby College purchased RoBT. V IRTUE, Agen t , Bowman ville. t f. sixteen u pright pianos for use in the A K ingstonian has g iven $125 to meet " arious departments of that institution. t he expenses of a Salvation Army oflicer E ight of these pianos were t he " Dominiou " and the remainder from a piano t o India . New honey -comb shawls, 11e w hosiery house in this city. After a thorough test and gloves, new corsets, etc., at John J , as to action, tone, etc. , t he "Dominion" piano1 have roceived the unqualified M ason's. See advt. O un. FAm.- Everybody is b eginning preference over thoee of the other makes. to think and talk about our fai ~. It will T his is a noteworthy fact to t hose intending to purchase a. piano and is the teat be a great exh ibition t his year . and verdict of ski lled m usicians 11nbiassed Capt. Werry, of 1\fo11treal, exp?cts ~o 1 md unprejudiced in their convidiun. be at the Salvation A~1:· y meetmg m Toronto Empire . Oshawa n ext Friday i;i.ight, at Bowman · SuccERs~·ur, E.xHrnI'.rol\s. - Messra. R . v ille on S:iturday night and Hampton on Beith & Co,. Bowmanville, were very S unday afternoon. successful with their Olydesdales at the Our b usiness men and citi~ ens should Provincial Exh ibition at Kings ton last ~ leave no stone u nturned ti) make the Fair week, winnin" "' firs t a nd seco11d pr ize on here a grand success. Each and every aaed stallions, second on three year olds, .. one can do something to h elp boom our fi rs't and t hird on t ivo year old and the a nnual ex;.iit itiorr. swee pstakes for best stallion on the They also received second A meeting of the old Montr eal Carnival g round. . O"e stallion. Messrs. committco is called for t he purpose of Prize 011 carria_ inaugurating a carnival for the coming Percy a nd Young were also very success· winter. It makes us shiver to talk abo ut ful. Cairnbrogie won l st aud Adventure d ' · tl 0 ld d Cro1 "n ca,rnivals so soon , bu t winter i~ not such 3 · r prize ID iree year s, an " a long way off after all. R uby second in a class of nine two year CoNSUMP'rIVE T ENDENCIES are often in· ol ds. So it will b a seen that Bowiaiana blilut all the stallion h erited, but the disease itself may gain a ville captured h. l foothold through impure blood , bad diet , prizes. in t I S c ass. PRESENT..tTION, -On Saturday 8 th inst. unventilated rooms, etc., keep the blood pur e and the ci1·cnlat iou. perfect by means Mr. Rich . P . F eild, foreman of t he organ of B urdock Bloud Bitter3, and thus ward case d epartment, in the Dominion Organ off consumption , which is simply scrofula and Piano F actory, was presented by t h e Company with & beautiful and valuable of the lunqs. Eu<>Hah crirb arc evidently determined · Sil ver Service of si x pieces, in the words t o q~alify"' themselves to become good of t h e addres8, " as a s ligh t token oHhe housewives. Tho conviction is forced esteem in which w~ h ave al ways re~ardcd upon one by tlrn si,atement made _ in t he you as one of 9ur ofolest and most h onored E nglish ne wspaper that the London employees." Mr. Feild has been 12 vears Sc!10ol of Cl)oker,y ", presided over by Mrs. with them :rnd this re~ognition of faithfol ¢\i;t!le'1 B . Marshall, was attended last services was macle on the 2oth ann iversary Y i by 10,000 yonng ladies. It may be of his marriage. On Monday evs ning el .ect ed tha t dyspepsia. will soon become Mr. Feild ent ertained h is shopma.tes a~ a supper nnd durinr:: the evening was p.rean- unknown disease in England. sented by them with a beautiful gold -headA D1AnoucaL D1mo.- The Wingham 'l'imes tells of one of the mos t diabolical eel ebony cane procured through Maynard tricks ever per pet rated in that vicinity. the Jeweller. A very sdocia.l and pleas.ant Some miserable wretch in t he form of a . evening of sentiment an song was spent. man placed Paris gr een and s11l t on the Mr. Foitrl is an estimable citizen and the p &ature field of Mr. Richard Palmer, of un itecl wish of his fellow-citizens is that t he 2nd concl:lssion of Morris, whereby h e ttncl his worthy partner may live t o seven fine young head of cattle were des- celebrate their golden wedding. P URil"lf Ill ' I NGRJmIENTS a nd accuracy t royed. It 1 a heavy lose to M r. Palof coulP-OUJU lintir,nmk eMllburn's A.roauntie mer who is working a r en ted farm. Quinlur, 'Wine ile « l t&lot1 ot excellence, F L UID COFFEE, FRUIT E AS 0 N STOTT &JURY'S INSECT DESTROYER, All the above at lowest prices at STOTT JURY'S. I I lht Local OtherWJse. n F .11.RMERs.- I have some new s teel-fran;e;)>oMdyr,'., ~"'. P. Prower wall elected ,, ·ce1 t f I tl t l Id 8 i> / "' wo- ~lrrow P ows 1~ you 8 1 ~u r,~· president of the Ontario U Rdertakers As· All ktncls of plow pomts kept 111 stoc,.-. . . L ti t' t T C R B · aoc1at10n a. 1e annua1 mee mg a oroo. O GERS, owm11.nv111 e. , to last week and Mr. Levi. Morris a D ltERSM.A.KING.- M' Tr d 1r "· b · 1sseR .11..err an ~elLH member of the Audit Committee. I d d M c kb D 10.ve succee e rs. oc urn as r ess ·-50,000 BusHEI.S BARI,EY WANTED.ai;id Mantle makers. Shop over Man· J ohu l\IcDou<>all wants 50 000 bushels ning's Hardware stor e, Horsey'B Block. barley delive;ed at Port D~rlington for 38- 4w. h" h h" h t k t · ·11 b w 1c t 1 1e 1g ee mar e price w1 e Our friends in the Country should not paid. Offi ce a t McDougall & M etc..lf's. lose ei~ht of th e date of the great Agricul37 -41V. ------ ··-~--tutal Exhibition to be held here on Oct. Personal. PL u111s.---Mr. Jienrv M ann has bushels 4th and 5t h. It promises to be a grand l\1r~, w. K in g is visiting r elatiV!'S suocees. of p lums this year. His tree11 are bearing down h them. On one small limb left a t Kingston. There can be n o doubt about Couch at thiswit office we counted 82Lomb1trd plume Mrs. W. T. Mitchell, of Port Hope is Johnston & Cryderman b ein!!: h ead· h" f f d h d visiti ug in to wn. ·· wit m a space o one oot, an so me a q uartera for two thingA, Tiz. , fine carpets fall en off before it c& me to us. l\frs. George P iggott is visit ing r elaand fine d ress goods. Their present dis1ton. AN OLD F AVORITE that has been poou- t ives at Ham1 play of th ese lines wern n ever eurpassed. lor 30 years Rev. II. S. Matthews and daughter are mlie Bowm11nv1'Jle Rifle Association will lar with th e people w b is Dr. f .i. Fowler' A Ext.ract uf ild S tra ·.v e.rry < ·r visit i11g aG Brampton. give a gra.Dd concer t next Wedn esd~y all varitie· of summer complaints 'lf chi! nfrs. W. G. Murdoch is visiting at her evening i n the Town Hall. Th<i co mmit· dreo or ad ults. It s eldom or ever fails to mother's, Mrs. Holland. t ee a t·e sparin'·-' no effort~ to make thi~ c ure ch.,kl'a mor b ns, d 1 .a rrJ 1cea an d d yscon cer t wnt th y of tho pa.tronago nf all e ntery. M.isees Fisher and Holland r eturned citizens F nll p :1l'ticular,i next wee k. FA rm L'OR SALE.- That valu»ble farm from th e sea-e1cle la·s t week. Miss 0. Beith and Mrs. D. Beith were ONE DOLLAR AND CoS'rs. - The firm of of 135 1>.<H';·s, of Lot 35, Gth cou., D arMcCluncr B ros. was fined one c b lfar and Jington, will be said r1t auction 1 ,n t he visiting at Wh itby las t week. costs for"'di8pl:tying a car load of cheap premiseu on. Tuesday Se pt 25. Tllis farm Mrs. David D;1,vis has gone on a visi t tea on the pavement, in fron t of t ho is o. very desirable one, and a rare chance to her sister at P hiladel phia . store. The inform ation was faid by is offere d to any ·person to secure a farm Misses Jennie r.nd Minnie H ooper ar e s ome of the Grucers in th e town who are o n easy ter ms. See adver tisemen t. S. visi ting their br other Samuel at Lambt on afraid that their day for selling tea. is C. H unking, Auctioneer. Mills. over. A savin!.( of 2!:> per cent . on th e purMrs. Barrett, of this office, is spending T he 011 nad i.111 P acific Railway are chas of a Jirst-clasa pian o is an important h er holidays with friends in R ochester, offering , (ity low r at es to Ottawa on Sept. item, but such is the offer of Octavius N . Y . 24th tu 29th, t o enable partie! to attend N ewcombe & Co., whose new P iano FacMrs. Geo. J oll and son an d M.iss th·~ Cent ral C·nada E xhibit ion which is t ory , Bell wood's avenue, 'foronto ( just. h eld th er e t ha t week. Fare from Toro·nto completea) is the finest in the city, an d Mar sie Brirnttcornbe are spending a few t o Ottawa and retnr n only $5.20, and on equal in its machi uer y and equirment to weeks in Muskoka. Mr . H . McMillan, of the St andard Sept. 26th (special excursion day) the th e latest and best in t he United Statf.s. nto, was visiting acqu aint a nfare will be $3.55. All tickets good to I n tending purchaser s will do well t " com- Bank ., 'l'orD ces here last week. return till Oct. 1st . m unicate with th em. 37-tf l\1iss R.· Ste wart, of Cobourg, has been F ATAL AccIDENT.- Tho eight yra~ old I t is well t o be pos ted in the practkal son of 1\:lr. D . McKinnon, of P ort Perry, d etails of one's business, t he more espec- etoppi ug i n town overseeing repairs being clambered upon t he back of a buggy ially so when the business is exception · d one on her property. while in motion one day lately, and one ally intrica.t e. $ 10.000 was rtcently 1\:lrs. Me.l one and Miss Laura Malone of his fee t catching in the wheel, he waa sa.ved by the McCau·lands, of T oronto, of Garden Island are v ; 11iti11~ Mra. M oo rdrawn under. When the rig was s topped when an American specialist i n t he S tain- craft an d oth er friends in thi s vicinity. it was found t hat his leg was broken in ·e<l Glase busi ness fo~ u c:! to h is s nr ,.rise Mrs. Lorriman and l\1hs, R ickaby of two places, nnd amputation was deemed that his fi rm had keen working for years L i1Jdsay, have gone on a trip t o D etroit, necessary, but h e dfed under the opera- tho very item tlrnt lh' had to d i·spose of calling on Mr. William Lorrimanat Chattion. · and which was r.upposed to b" of recent h am on their way b ack, THE H IPLE.- M embers of th e Bowman- di~covery . M rs.George L ot-rimau and herdaughten viUe IWia Association who attended the A local exchange refers to the fact that Libbie and Nellie have ret urned home to Dominion matches at Otta wa fiirnre well over 40 items t h1 it appeared in this pa.per Toronto from S~u rgeo u Point; after a amon~ the prize-winners. The money lagt week were clipped from it. Why month's outing, much improved in healt.h. pr izes won we re: W. S . Russell $62 ; J . complain, dear b rother . Were not the B. Mitchel $47 : J. H orsey $32 an badge items origi nally fnrnished by a "clipper?" Fall Fairs. v&lued at $10 ; W. 0 . K ing $30 ; J . H. Y.nt sho uld feel :flattered that we gather M orris $19 ; D. D. Beach $18; N. S. our intelligence from such a. reliable Young $17; J. Cur tis $17; J. Sando $14 source. B ut we regre t that we shall be West Durham and Darlington Un ion ·- t otal $256. Messr s. RusRell and Hor<'ley deprived of the plea.sure of clipping 40 Exhi bition- Bowman ville, Thursday and won position 0 1i the Wimbledon t eam for items from t he lrica.l ga.laxy for this issue, Friday, Oct . 4th and 5bh . next your . because it contained le~s t han 30 all told J,indsay Central Exhibition- L indsay, A Gardon Party and Parlor Social will last week . Perhaps the to_ nsoriu.l edibor Oct. 2r1d, 3rd and 4th. b e held at the r eRidence of Mr. Johathan was off to the Industrial. Soutl~ Ontario County ExhibitionStephens;' Darlington, on Monday. Sept, , The attention of our reade1·s and es- Whitby, 1st, 2od and 3rd. 2~, to w~ic~1 t.he pu blic gonerally a~e cor· pecially th ose about to furnish or re· Industr ial Exhibition- T oronto, Sept dially mv1ted. R efreshmen ts will be fnruish their homes is called to the ad· ser ved fro m 4 to 7 o'clock. During t he vertis><ment of Couch, J ohnston & Cry· 10th to 22nd . Western Fair- London, Sept. 20th to evening th er e will be vocal and instrtt· derman on t he first page of t his paper. mental music, readings, eto. P r oceeds They have j ust oponetl out a lively as· 29th. for t he Ladies' Aid B uilding F und of sortment of carpets of th e very lat est d e· Gre&t Central Fair- Hamilton, Sept Trinity Congregational ch urch . Con vey- si~ns bought direct from on e of the 24th to 28th. 1 ances will leave the Market Square, :Bow- largest and most reliable manufacturers Peterboro Cantral Exhibition- Petermanville, at 4 and.6 o'clock, f~ ee for those in England. 'l'his firm sell t hefr goods boro, Sept. 2Mh to 27 th. who h a Te not car riages of t heir own. as low as any h ouse in Ontario a n d those Ontario Central Agricultural AssociaOne of the attractions at Ingersoll's fair who examine their f tock will be con- tion- P ort P11rry, Sept. 25th to 28th. will be a marriage, which is to take place vinced ~hat tlie most fastidious taste as l\1anvers Township Fair- - 3 ethany, on the groun ds. T he association offers a well as th e m ost economica.l buyer can Sep t . 28th and 2Dth. handsom e par lor suit of furniture, valued easily be pleased. at $100, to the first cou ple who apply , HARVEST FESTIVAL.- Rev. Prof. Clark, Mariposa Township F air - - Oakwood, and free licen se and free services of the of Trinity College, Toronto, prtiached two Oct . uth and 6 ·h. clergyman to all other couples who apply. very excellet;t sermons in St. John's A horse-shoeing competition will A lso church 0 11 Sunday. The sacred edifice Wit h a feeble appetite and imperfect t;i,ke place. As we hear almost daily was handsomely adorned inside with pro- digesti on, it is impossible for the body to announcements of ~· otmg people bcc<>ming ducts of t he farm and garden arranged in secur e t ho r cquiaite amount of nourish engaged in this locality, probably it tastefnl order producing a p leasiug cfftJct ment. Ayer's ~arsaparilla not only stimu might not be a bad id ea t:.> get up some for a hai·ves~ festival. The singing by Jut.es tho desire ·for food , but aids the as~uch ceremony in connection with the the choir was very good. Un Monday similative organs in the fo rmation of good Fair to be held he re on Oct. 4th and 5th. night Dr. Clark d elivered his unique and blood and sound tissu e. W'imDIJ'-'G P unoING.--T he P. H. Times very interest ing loctur e on Kingsley's ~--· ---·-·-.~~..~.~~~~ ""· "·~~ " "" ~"" ""~-"" · o f t lrn marrmge · corresponcl ent, writLng o f " Water B abi es," to a fair audience in the BIRTHS. B l . d ·1· Town Hall. At the close he was tender ed Rev. G . ow1es, .s1rn gton, ttn " 1ss For,EY.- In Oshawa, on t he 9th inst., the wife v vote of thanks moved by Re . Annie Devitt, daughter o f J as. D evitt, a lleart · · · g Mr . Wal'l'en 1md seconded by b R R Mann- ct.1¥~. M. Foley, of a da.ughLer. Esq., Cartwright. says : After returnm DWYER,-In Oshawa., Aug. :JOth, the wi 'e of from lhe chul'ch to the pater nal mans.ion, ing, E eri. R ev. DI". Macna , . · ec tor, Mr. Ju.mes Dwyer, of twins, bat!J girls. odors of a mos t sumptuous repast greeted oceunied - . the chair. R e v. D r. Clark will be s ure of v. cordial welcome whenever he MARRIED. our nostrils, wh.ich, after t he usua1 toast s, wero joyously partaken of. The us ual favors Bowman ville with his presence. C!IRRRY- OLDERSHo1 ·.- At Victori&, B.C., on weddina calre was dispensed with, aud AN Em1·m:.'s WEDDING.- 'l' he marriage August 23rd, by Rev. l\fr. Hugg. Mr. J . W. W ~ . . ., Cherry, or Cherry & Creech rnraitnre dealers instead a pudding, cooked in the most of Capt. H. J. S nelgr ove, Echtor of tb.e to Miss L. A. Oldershaw. third daughter ot A approved E nglish style, ador nerl with all Oobourg World, and Miss Frances M a ude 0l~~ w. Eeq., all of Victoria, th e art t hat confectionary eould devise, :Ferris was celebrated last Wedaesday i nt - 1lRow1>- POT'l'S.- At tho residence of Geo, w.·s ' t.uted. Thi 's 1 · s a dep,·rttlre tile ,. · 'ti d' t . h . hton , w hr . clil Esq., the Rev. H. S. Matthed , on n 1e · 10 IB c urc1 1, 13 rig \ Lain~. the 12r.h inst.,by Mr. Fred. W. Brown an wsM r iss " substi " from the custoMary wedding fea2ts, and had been beautifully d ecorated with Alice May Potts, all of Bowmanville. :will doubtless become popular. flo wers, ~.nd was c;:rowded t o t.he doors DIED. WoRK Sc:sr m:rnim.- Gas bodng h as with all the fadies and n early all t he M..tSON.- In Howick, on the 9th inst., Ethel been suspended for this·season, but it is male roaiaenta of the t 'lwn. At eight Grace, second danJ1;hter of Mr. Lawrence .A hardly possible to give a r esult of wh at o'clock t he bride entered the church, Mason, aged 2 years, 1 month and 3 days. h:is been done. The drilling reached leaning ou t he arm of her father, Mr. J. nearly seven hundred feet 'l'he hole has M. Ferri~, ex· M. P. P ., and proceeded BOWM A NVILLE MARKETS. been capped at the surface and a h alf-inch to t he altar, where she was met by t he I)I ' po 1 ' os ·er·ted fro m "'h ich the gas shoots groom, who was attended by Mr. W . F . w.p · with a htssing " si;mnd , t hough there K err, burist er, of Cobourg. T he Lrides- Correcte·l b y .J. Hc:tlllrtry. every 'l'nesd.ay. 'l'OH,E TO LET.-The store now o.c· cupied by Mr. W H. Ives, on. King Street;, t wo doors easr. ot the P. O. Poseeasion Mijy 10th. Apply to A. BUC KLER, Jeweller, . 15-tf R ESSMAKING.- M1ss GOULD has startAd Dress and Mantle making on her own account, at her home on Division street north. Bowmanvitle. A enll from lndi.e e solicited. 33-\f ATTLE LOST.-:3 yearling heifer· chiefly r e<l, one line backed, a.nd 1 white yearling steer· Any rnrormation as to their wherea bouts w ill be handsomely rewnrded b7 o.pplying t o JAB. NESlH TT, En1,iaklllen P .O. S D C 3G~tf S HEEP AST RAY. - Came into the· premises of tho undersigned, about A ug. li>th, three Ewes and t wo La.robs, Owner l·· re<iuested to prove property, p11.yeicpeneea afill. talfo them a.wa.y. M. D. CRYDJCRMAN, Hampton. 38:3w a. ESTIMONIA L .-I take great pleasure in recommending to the ladies ot tl\il town a nd v1cl11ity .Misses Kei·r ELnd Keith.who have succeeded me in the < lress and mantle ma.king business, and besnea.k for them ! fl.rite patronage. MRB. Uoc1 rnunN.. 38-iw ARTNE RSHIP. - The advertiser, P aged 42, is desirous of residing in Bowinterest in an manvllle an·J wishes a am.ill T established bnsines~. PJeaso state amount required and naturti of bu8iueae. .Address ~ "HELIAllJ,E," care of this ntuce. 38 5w ORSE F OR SALE.-The undersigned having decided t o give up tea.mi~. 01te1s ror sale his outtJ;;, consisting or soutiu young horse 4 ye1ws old , ,v,,_gon, ·lei11he, hmness, cw.. all iu good repair. The w hole will bo sold cheap for cash onl)'· THOMAS CURTIS. 38- 3 w H UCTlON SALE of the entirn herd of Scotch Shorthorn cattle the property or S. u .1uEr, Ho r,MAN, lot. J7, 7t.h c on . · l~ast Whit~y. '!'his herd couaists of 20 rernales. of whi ch 12 nre d ar;c red heifers, 4 yonni.; bulls. For t,ho last 15 ycurs Mr. Holrrian has ustid nothing hnt Mr. Tlt }·den'd s to~~: bulls, all of which wore bred by Mr. Amos Cruiclcshank. Aberdeen.. shire, Scotland, Tb c principal sires used on t h " h er d ha.ve b 0 en Tioy1~l Darmpt0n (15503). Lord 6lamis (l8192), Veusgarth (17192), Victor ll.oyal (:12299). This sale affords one of be&I; opportmii ties for purchasing 11ood breeding stock. As the for m is sol(l t.ltere will be nc> reserve. Sa.le to "ommence 10 a. nt., 'l'hursdaJ' Oct. lHb , 1888, CataloKnea on !lpplic,.tion. LEVI l<'All!IJANH:S, S.:IMUEJ, HOLMAN, 38·4w · A.1101.ionecr. Columbus P, O. A 0 TENDERS WANTED. NEW SCHOOL lHJILlHNG S, llOW'\fANVIl.LK. of may da.y the 13t h inst. .. Sealed tend el'" in envelope marked ··renue;:· addressed to the nurleraignell will be rocciv(,id , of 'l 'hmsday the :lO th inst. up to the eve11in1 Lo west or any tender. 1wt neccsearilT accepted. Jou~ llfoDOUGALL, Boatil or Education Secy·Treas. 37-lw Bowmanville, 10th Sept.. 1888, 'l'IME EXTENDED. The Ume for recerving the above tenders 'i i extended 11nt.il Mnndo.y noou Sept' 2!. By order, J orm M c DovOAJ,L, · Secy.Treasurer. Sept· 18, 1888. 38·1w. LANS ANO SPECIFICATIONS with P con<l.ition' C()ntl'nct be seen a.t tho oll1ce of the undersigned on and after Thur~ Sale of Seven Acres df L and near Enniskillen. The undcreigued ha.a received instrncttou to sell by private Mle that seven acres of lot 23 illl the 7Lh Concession of Lhe'l'ownsh ip of Ditrlington known as belonging to the Little E3tate, and which has for somo yea.rs past been reur.ed a.nd occupied by James Pye, being compoeed of tho seven acres lying immediately r,o ~he South of the Northerly nine ec·es of the South half of the East Jl&lf of said lot. 'fitle indlspttto.blo, pos>cssion can be give111 immediately after harve3t. For further pa.rtic11lar. apply t o D. BURKE SIMPSON. 35-tf So!icito1· for Vendor. --·----------·----- - - l AUCTI 0NSALE I STOCK IN TRADE OF R. M. I<::I RKPA TRI CK, S OLrNA, ON Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1888, at Z o'clock, p. m., sharp. lisrness, Cut.ter and co~, plcte Peddling \Va~~on . goo d eo new. Also iD detail, Dry Goods, 'C roekery, Boot.s a.nd Shoe1. Pa.tent J.\1edicinea, :'1achino Oil and sundry Hardware; after which w ill be offered (.be balance of Stoclr, Sh8p Furniture, and good will of business en bloc at e. rate on the (lollar of the cost price. 'l'1m,1s .-Goods sol d in detail, Cash. F0r horse nnd implerncnta 12 months' credit on,..,... proved paper with 7 per cent. iutere.st. For Stock in trade qua.rter Cagh, 10 per cent da:v of sale, b:i.lancc on krms to suit purchaser 011 apnrovetl paper bearing 7 per cent i nteres t. Everybody inter"i;tcd should attend this so.le ns all will !Jo sold without reserve. Valnsblelior&<i. S . C. H U NKING, Auctioneer. Th e Ma gog Textile and Print Co. Have now full ranges of all their Newest Designs, and invite IllERCHANTS to examine same provionsly to buying elsewhere. 93 ST. PE1I1ER STRE ET, :M:ONTR.E AL. h!!s not been nny t est applied yet. When maid was Miss Maggi e F erris, sister of FLOUR, '1,11' 100 lts .·.· · , . .· $2 50· t o $2 80 c~rked it; still- hisses out witli a sound th e bride, preceded by lit tle Miss M aud W F II "'b h 1 00 1 or: ~ T he b ri d e HE.A.T' 3i ' lr us · . · · · t 00 II 1 05 v similar to escaping steam. W hen fired P'urdy as maid of hono r. " Spring, " ..·.· 11 it shoots UI) i n so swift a manner as to looked lovely in a rich dress of cream B ,.., b h N 1 o 65 o 00 ARLEY1 ir U B , O. · · · · 11 'd an d m iu .d The highes t prices pa.i d put itself out if th ere is m uch wind. Tho surah s atin. T he brides mai " 2 .... o 60 11 o 00 11 11 directors of the company feel en couraged of honor wer e attired in dresses of cream 3 .... o 55 o 00 11 11 11 for any quantity of Ba1·ley 11 to bclicve·th11t another ye:.i.r their efforts cashmere and s urah satin. The marriage RYE, · · · · · · · · · · o 55 o 60 11 11 delivered at my Elevator ()r will be amply rewarded. Thero· is oer - service was p erformed by t h e Rev. l ohn 0A.TS, ·· ··· · · · . · o 00 o 30 11 11 taiuly ga11 under this town if the cavity Bredin, D. n., assistec". by t he R ev. W m. PEA.S, Blackeye, ~bush ..· o 6!1 11 o 70· at the Wht.trf; also for other OltO be penetrat ed .- Whitby Chronicle. B nchanan. imall, 11 O 60 O 00 11 11 g 11ain and farm produce. The use of: oalo mel for derangements of · FR011 MANITOlM.- " I have been cured 11 B l ue, 0 60 11 0 70 the liver h as ruined m any a fine consti · of chronic diar rhcea by the use of Dr. BuTrER, best table, ~ lb· . · 0 18 11 0 19 tutiou . Those who, for similar troubles; Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. I Eaas, ~doz ···· . . . ·.. · ·· ·· 0 15 11 0 00 have t l'iecl Ayer.'s Pills t e11tify t o their used a bout twelve bottles of iu and a m\ PorA.TOES, W' liiush .·· · ·· · · 0 25 11 0 00 B OWMANVILLK etlicac". in th~r~ughly r emedying t he mal:· n o. w·. entirely free from the di~ease. PORK,_\11' cwt · ··· . .·· ·· , , G 00 11 G 50 J 0 ady, w11lh<lut mJury to ·t he syst em.. ·r Will1a.m M~L ~ " ..ren, Clearwat " r, Mam toba·, H AY, ·W t on · · · , .. ...... . . 14: 00 11 15 00 -· - ················· Wanted. .JORN LYLE, 0