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ARNOTT - JEFFERSON - At the Markdale House, on the 12th July, by Rev. A. Wilson, Mr. Andrew Arnott to Miss Charlotte Ann Jefferson, all of Euphrasia. IRVING - WHITE - At the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. A. Wilson, on th 14th inst., Mr. Andrew S. Irving to Miss Janet, second daughter of Mr. John Whyte. Drowning Accident A sad accident which happened at Walter's Falls on Monday last cast a gloom over the 12th of July celebration in that village. It appears that a young man about sixteen years of age, named William Norton, son of Wm. Norton, Esq., went bathing in the mill pond with some other boys, and when the procession had just started the other boys ran up with the news that the young Norton had been drowned. The intelligence of this sad affair at once put a stop to the celebration, and much sympathy is felt for his parents, who are widely known in Holland and adjacent townships. - Owen Sound Times Drowned in a Cistern Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Disney, of Hanover, were spending Sunday last at Mrs. Disney's father's (Mr. Seeling) in Carrick, and had their children with them. The family were taking their dinner and the children were seated at the table with them. Adam finished his dinner and got down from the table and began playing around, the family taking no notice of his whereabouts. In a short time hew was missed and a search was made for him when, to the horror of the whole family, the little fellow was found in the cistern and was dead. he had only been missed a short time and his transition from life to death was indeed very sudden. The family were overpowered with grief at the loss of their fine little boy who was about three years old. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon and was largely attended. The family have the sympathy of the community in their sudden bereavement. - Hanover Post 1 &apos; V PHOTOGRAPRY. MRS. BULMBR, Photographer, Fleshwton, - Ont, Raving ipent torn* Wm In th ntudlo of the (ammo. Toronto riit<>Krai)hur, Mr H*J. UIKH, . whero I u-ijuirnd )ul>le knowledge lu RHou cliina, 1 (tl kuurwl I can KI"> K&apos;H1 tfeiiMtl ailifarttoa. A oall nupwtf ul) j iul witod . Mrs. BULMKR. Nesherton, Kept. ntli. 1889. Canadian ran lie Railway. Owen Sound Branch, &apos;.TIME &apos;1 eshcrton Advance ^ H .. m _^^^ __ LEITCHS TRUTH BEFORE FAVOR."-" PRINCIPLES, MOT MEW." VC1PLES, XOT MEN." ^^ Effect, Afmutty, Jvly 27<A, 1885. Colng Mtrth. Mail T"E. MUd. STATIONS Toronto I-i-avt , , _. .._ Cardwell Jiuictluu *i " i A8U " CharluKluu f U " 645 " Oraui{-i Arrive .101)6 7 03 " vllle. ,&apos; Lav.- 1001 " 7 --J &apos; Orauvixr.lle Junction l3J " 1 .H " Hhelbimii! 10M 04 " Duaiialk 11M " | 880 " KI.HHIII.BM-. . ... 1147 " h.>i " il.rk.Ui. i!iM - 010" CkkMwortb ....... OwwHaud ......... Arrivn 1 ui lu 41 Coina . .in h. AMDNS r~E*l> M&apos;"&apos; i&apos;Miui OWU Houad l.am i fiau Ohalsworth _ CM " VVilliMiiaford ! 6 Dui.iUlk &apos;..&apos;.&apos;. 7 " Hhi&apos;H.urn" T51 " Junction M^ it&apos;o-i Arriv. H: vlll... t LOT h(l Obat-luaton &apos; 906 Car.iwel) Junction VIS &apos; Arrive 10SS 406 4 31 46T 5* 535 5M 6 IS 4130 810 W. WHYTK. OMN&apos;I. Si P&apos;T. D.MoNIOOLL, GIN L l&apos;i AOT. J. B. SLOAN, Has ?.ny quant ity of Shingles &c., on hand at his factory, at Eugenia. Cheap for Cash. fflalical. DR. CARTER, M.c.r. x S.ONT. PII1SK lt>. SI M.KOV A.r. Rui<lcnee, iirst tu Iliniiin Court itffice, J.r. MIKSHALI..L.II.S DKXTIST. O TI: of T will INI at Mnrl..;,.. i ssarof oh noDth. and mil .tr.l Tlmi- In) ui ca. Ik n :i. of hU lirofrHsi.m. J. W.FROST, LL.fi.. Ofllef.--^trslu&apos;s Huil.lin::, KLKSUKDT..N. A. A. (II. .: I i . .n-.. i .in,, r. U<- -: i.l ! Ihiin^.T. Mil K1MST will |..i f<ii,.l ..; tlia (;(lVcon TtranAajrsas ii.-n-t..inr... B(t r McCULLODOH, /iT, Solicitor, OITtor. over Hrl&apos;nrlaml&apos;s s:,irr. Markdalc. .lluiioy tu l.ian. MASSON & MASSON, B\Kiit.sri:its.s ii.ici IMII^. .1.. Urn.&apos;/.s .)wn N.itiiiil. in Yfcknr&apos;i tilook. Ponlolt Ht ; limn li ..;.. in Mark.Uln, over Mc- Farlaud&apos;i lo. o. un Krt.lsy uiil Ksiur.l.vy urery wuuk. J. MASSON, Q.C. 8. MASSON. \V. IIAShON. Nil -1&apos;rlvs.t.i A COII.IVMI) fuud tulnvaitat Finn Six to Kiilit |..-r f.. nt. B*I,1>WI H*Nn. K. P. KfllLIX. P11K1. W (1ARH.S HNDS.EUHLIN &Q RVIN, Nucirju&apos;/rii /</ Ltinilrr ( IliiiuLt, BAHIUHTKHS. Sill.K IIOKri. NOTAHIKS. CONVK\ AM I.KS. Ac Monev to l.onnat lweit Uatui of iuterust. Ka>t. Toronto. Ofllccn. 10 Klu^ Struct John W. Armstrong, FLEI..ERTOV, Co. ORIT. T\iVISI()N COCHT i l.i:iih (TOMMISSIONT.K U 111 K. K . (&apos;ot!V*vanrr. AT Atfont for |inrr}iw and isl<> of Inn.N. A|>|irainr for I&apos; 1. I <~ani- nd K. I*. 11 A S. HaclotT. Moni.y to I,oi on thi> most rsasonabt* tsmis. Iss. -KH npMAKUIAUK LIRKNSKH NOTAHY IM:|II,I< " J. BELLAMY. IWP. CLKHK AUTKMtslA. CONl&apos;tiY I \<&apos;KH, &apos; &apos;o.U.V/SNM.V Kit, ,u; T, ,f-c. T\BKUS. MOIITI. UiliS. l.i:.\K8, *c., prepar- *^ o<1 and proporly xontej. IinturMiict* affo- . In ftrt .-In" . oini>nlon Money toloiidtt low.ilratm K. J. SPROUL, Flithrrtmi. (&apos;..IHVI/.IIM-. r, Ajtf>rnurr, Vol. Matur aivl Miiney liuirr. l>rrdi, Afwf- ymj&apos;i, leans* ami H&apos;illi drawn u/i nitd Valuations mailr nit ttiinirst imtirf. (tar- get Ttry Imr. AjtfJy to K. J. M&apos;lUH&apos;I.E, Pottmtuttr, FlennrrfiiH. VOL. VI., NO. 266. FLESHERTON, ONTARIO. JULY 22, 1886. 1. R. FAWCETT, Tailoring Establishment FLESHEKTON! 7* the place to Sfet your &apos; Suit* made in future. HAMPDEN Cut your HulliT Flour from V. \V. Trimble. JWm. AV. \V. Triiiild*- returned home fsoui a. n extended trip to Manitouliii Inland c )ii M < unlay lust. / 31r. Jenkins, of the iMirham fhrunidt, was in .&apos;u Ui Friday aud gavu us a fri dully rail. Siiii^i nU r s in arrears would tickle us vi- ry ( nlly umli-r tin- chili by pay int. 1 Up BOW. Please gotmacl!! tickle tin ! We won&apos;t WATCHES Durable, Accurate, and Reliable. SPECIALTIES: American Watches A Cl..<k<, \\Hlilin,&apos; Hin^s, Silverware, and Ditficult \\ .ii !i Repairing. Kino stock, Cluse Prices. MII > !! II I :RF. O..od Family Flour, Our attention ha been drawn to the A painful accident ha|&apos;|-ncd t. Mr. fact, that ttawduHt in allowed to get iuto O. L. Kyau, of Mint.. t., n-ln;.. on la*t the creek at Little MillH, which IH con- Thurwla) vi-niny. HIH U&apos;ain became trary to law. We know it will be only frightened at tin- Ml on Kiln"nr .1 in 1 1 -,.iry to draw the proprietor t at- foundry and started t.. mil. He tfol teution to the fact, u he is do.ibtl.-MH them pretty v. i-ll under control. but, unaware of the exintnce of such a law whcu the O. T. R. track th.&apos; whistle off iu Canada. The law is a very wveru au engine tttarU-d th.;ni a^aiii and t;.. \ one, and all sawyers will do well to became iinmauafi a&apos;d. . Mr. Kyan was guard again* t any violation of the same, thrown out aud lay iusrnnihle fur some tune. Tin- horses were stoj id uear Floshcrton ban Home well cultivaU-d bouie and a search made for th,- own, r. gardens within her borders, amongst wl,c, \va, found ,, t),,- road side suffer- whi.-h we mit-ht mention Mr. Thos. ^ from a cou.i-.mnd fracture of th. Leitch &apos;Hand Rev. W. Ayer&apos;s. In the kuc.-. and oth,- r internal injuries. Medi- alu i the unfor At Last, At Last ! former we noticed the most heavily ca i all [ wa _. ladi n and best cultivated red xirraut maJo fr-uin e Imicr. ! t, d Spring and bushes we have ever seen ; vegetables Full wl seal, delivered any wherein town, (also excellent. Iu the latter ia to be found the largest tumatoes ml earliest at tiinat.. man is doino a-, well an could Aft ! or aiFlr.liiTt.in Si;iti. .n. for H4.J per WM. BRADLEY. potatoes to be fonnd fn this the present tiuae. The Kat-t Orey Agricultural annual Prize Lat8 are now in tlit- hands of tin- courteous and |>o|>ular Secretary- in ert.ni Vlrtlu >dbt church a week from Sumlay next ; ami a s|>ccial iiernion to tcu next Sunday evening by the W&apos;.. \yi-rs. Treasurer, Mr. S. Daruude, for bution, aud are fuller aud more complete The PIsstMrlon Advance has juxt en- than ever. Kutries to be mad.- on or MMXth yi-nr. TIIK AUVAMCK is a before the &apos;20tli September, an the days i;.> >&apos;Ilo_:al|>i|ifT and nives evidence of of this very ]><>|>ular county fall ex- Tho r<.tl ,f\vlr.y M :in an imtiuntuj Block of Watches, Clocks, ,)<* Markdalo 8t &apos;" n K l f&apos;enjiin? Rargains. Just n of . La* jim reccired 4c.. *L;oL he w s Married. AB.VOTT JKHUUON. - At the House, on the lith July, by Ke\. A N &apos;- !,&apos;, narranwd two }.-ar ; a real Wuitlia; \Vilon, Mr. Andrew Arnott to Mn* from $R5O np, warranted from 2f years to 5 . -arlet from Charlotte Aim Jeffenon, all of En- a pair tu 8 J -the famous li. l>auranc- the belt in the world. They nv*r tin phrasia. the ey- ; buy no other. Ami if you want your Watch** or (Jocks KsfaJavd IniN.*-\VBiTE.~At the resident of pronprly. Kimell it the mail to g. . to, a* he Mpr-rviw* all n-n.in kv .-If. the bride s father, by Rev. A. \VfI- on the 14th inst.. Mr. Andrew .s Ir ving to Mi.sit Janet, second daughter of Mr. John Whvte. ./. n- II, r, ipro|rrit\. may it live. Han- MAKKDALK, (tXT. Tit - Bits. CifKtiititt&apos;j nf l."fil Hint <Hln i Intirctliivj It- mi &apos;j&apos;ltlv ft liy Tlu: ltri>orteri. SHIM HI&apos;S (I UK. will imiu.&apos;ln.t.lv r- livvo C&apos;r.>up, \Vli.i. | mi.&apos; &apos; &apos;"iinh. iol Itron- chitic. Fur fculo at M. .In ul II. ill. Flcsher ton. Any one wanting to rent a lions.- and nice piei-e of l;ui I adjoining for garden- ing purpos. in :ir r li sln-rtoin should apply to A. II. Fawn tt. An\ AN K Office, Flcbhertou. I&apos;LKVVl ; imKLKH FI.iU H. |.j. -,..&apos; --/, W. VV.TKIMHLK. The r raarVlil y larjc nunilier of vis- it<>r-, w 1m hrtvi Ii&apos; &apos; horton by tli. uprsQce this miuimer, seems to jM.iiiui iti:i-t .il,,tli! \ to the fact that this i-, !i-tii id! t> ! n. favorite siniiiner re Mirt. nr ul. ii i-!..-l. lit-tlii-r for health or j.ln^. nn . wliat other plitie in (ir.-y hihitiou arc oa Thursday and Friday. S. |.t< niU r 2;trd and &apos;J4th. Tlio enter- I r,-.- and public -j int ithowu by the officers of this society are highly com- mendable. JAS. G. RUSSELL, Tin: Saw Mill Kuril. -d. are oiTy tu li-;tru that tin- rim- (ardrn Party. There will b a private party mi the grounds uf Mr. .ltii.-> He. !"ft next fin i liOIJTOllil atti . of iwiii tie.|iitl it iii cither r. One ofth.- clii. f (eaturen of Uie forth- % Ka-it (ir<-y Kxhibition^to be hi-Mhrarrnii Tli.ir-!;i> and Friday. ?:ird anl&apos;J4tli .!(*%-. nf N. i t. lulnr will In- th. "Kr.&apos;.. in tin- rin^." on I., .th Mr. W. A. Brown, the well-known Markdale watchmaker and jeweller, was cjock - N " P*rt;ularm ai t.. in.urance. in town ou Monday, and one of the re hamUoniely illustratc-d wiw adt. inent at the head of our " Tit BiU " .li.nin. Me. Mr.iHii has worked uji a flue btiMiii SH m Markdale and Hiirr. miid- luu distru-t. ari-1 his introduction of tin- -X. llrut and reliable Han.iMlcn tun. will tend to increase and extend >l l&apos;i.ir>. > are genenllv good mtaffo* without r. K. K. Williaiiis ,.f this t.>n. for- euein;. \ :.-, have a,ny < v -IM; whaU>rr steani saw null of N. ;..., HP* , at Pn. "i-rl> I.ieuU-Laiit . .t battaium &apos; or t*Juux such Tiaiktire ways ul sptt itn .n, was t.itally destroyed by fire has hoen ga>zette<l a* C&apos;aptain ..f N - &apos; i! avuy person. Wr are nuefa yesterday nioruiiii;. Tim buildiuif was company. Hint battalion with first noticed to be on fir about three o - &apos;|uarUT< st i Irau^. ill. . wh: earnp in Septomhor. Wo h-artu> . K&apos;ratulat. Mr. Williams on Ins a] ; nu-nt ami U-ln,- h. will do credit to DundaJk, E n &apos;ertoii, and Shvlburne fac- the posuti<m. It i- .) nt. p.-^sible for tones sold a car load of cheeou and 1)1.1,!.- l&apos;r. h..iu-t man to bt- a t&apos;entl. tnaii and > haveguotl reSMuii h> anacrt that In is both.- />r,im dunmtelf. ia kuo* that Mr. A\ .table eacaped. as it ut a credit to iu owner i of I&apos;r -,y Rrnnr. Mi i-d on Tuveday at H cent" per pound. Mr. K. &apos;&apos;..rin-tte was the buyer for A. A. A i .. , ,>( Montreal, per (hipinei.t to England. Mr t&apos;..rin.-tte lup[d a car Iron. Arthur ..i .".."> l.x, ., a few days ago, u his buxinesM. Ho still give* per)nal i to all watch aud other re- pairs. Saturday cveiiinii The u-r..uiid arc 11 ,],. v,,,f ,|,,, vx i. u ; , u r> adapted for siuh y.iherin--.. ,,i | .11 infor liia.&apos;..&apos;ii t.. thi~ a:nl ntli.-r (K.rtant ltri*. :i.^ ;tin! IH- f.&apos;lllll 111 tin 1". .. I A CuMrLKATrD CAM-. Harry Uicanln. of \|. .if.inl. Out., totil:i- that h ulTVn<l from rlii-uiiiHtiir Kniit Hid rln. mil- tr.mM.&apos; ef tli^ ft. ! -li illnl IIT.T. Ml&apos;i.&apos;li Kiinli.ek Ul""l Hitter* f equally eurd, after all utlicr tru.l hail fnilV.1. itu- ill ale. f..r A. A. V\,-r .V Kush of Work. Tlit- V&apos;UN.t U.-id n. . I.-M thaa thr- pamphlets tu complete before tlM *ud f , tli, \u., Eat(irry lloiinil for Klliclnnd | LA. ArU-roesi* V. i, rs Lut, and Osprwy Mr. Win. \\ il..,i,, ,,f thw place, left for Vot r &apos; lj*t- The first is in the hands ..f England on Tiieaday inornum-. where he thl &apos; s ^&apos;&apos; > <ry ..I the society, Mr. Wolfe, the Veterinary Surgeon. t. 11- us that an epiz<K>tic U now j.re - will usit his br. .then and suiteni, whom I * the second . I t, .. .,r i.nt Froi . h.l plmasant call yrstoKlay fro* H Strain. ..f At,-hinm city, 1 " * In i came hum* last ..n a visit t.. his parriiu. Mr Strai | well m tli- Status in fact h In t &apos; a Flush. it..u.ai, if he didn t : ..ay<"ifit thar." from Mr. 8, wnsdao Ivanii-d th.it our former twna- iuan. Mr It i.t Dvvis, u cashier and book kwrper in a Urx rtail and whol*. a*l stabiulmieiit in the same city ; Mr. Vlf. M , : w of the saiuv pUct, finds t.-s.ly employment ; Mr. Wra. valeut ainoug horses in this aectiim, but mi far lu- has uiana^ d to save all the just THE 11KV. tiKO. H. TIIAVi:!!. ..f l(..rr boil. In.l.. MI) <> : Moth niy-df-i.n I vile .>* our liv.H t.i S.I11 !I B I i &apos; ! MI&apos;l 1 N ( i IU he luu not seen for thirty yean H- will be aU.-nt until aU.iii th.- lit of animals he ban attended, although MM <>&apos;. Ur \\e t.-li him &apos;.. n,yojr and a wen- M ry bad. The diHraw attacks ple.ivimt tin.e during hit t*y in the land the utiin.al iu the sha[K- of dullneits and &apos; of Ins forefathers son III&apos;SH of th<* CVOH. followed by diarr AH..-r, Knu-hfhla. or kin,-.^il.| """ ^ ^"" <* U * l&apos;"*-> "" Ord &apos;&apos; r uf lhp Whltr &apos; r ^- ataneulir. i,.l ..f ti.i- n.-ct disease although cuutagoout, scomn | Th White CVrvsUegne was Instil ii ttrn.. l.n. f .1 . . ,T..III{ rvil in inorr to start from a common source, in connection with F. uiit.nn (&apos;..un, .: \ in. *rf tbcau one ..n Mr- lli&apos;.irv Pi.bliii, . ., . . . . .. ol li.r,,sd ...^!rKfdVlaDd-..l! lu " 1 lf "" M " fu> " fatal.-uV.y 14o. K 1 , , P. ., the ^ enit^ of Tu.-. ni.| MOM&apos; tlir. i- t-riuil aiiJ &apos; firririr. il.iv, l.&apos;ltli inst , the IVgree is very |>pu- lar and i* c.ilvu!:.ted t.. aid .:. i t;. tl.ir.l will W ready by the end of Hal>|wr and his sun Richanl are about to :.. n... II. ,nl,-s this a larye of otht-r .".I. punting has br*n and is 11.^ |.|- i t&apos;,_-. ,::,-i,.i, . the regular wwkly editions of THK \: ^v>.r. r.H|utrf aiwcia] .ittentn.ii <)r facilities >re such, l....-\.r. that we can >t"d t.. aU U mark itk soil laaf . be fsv..nil MI the m.t satisfactory ui.ui-&apos; 1 900 nilM wet of Mr Strain returns this wwk. Atchi*. i .. : - .! left ...-- The eomplrii..n and bad bl.<< &apos; xt.m/il ii&apos;. .... oil. ma . . &apos;.v uarden party held Friday evening im-.-wur,- the S.*ial Purity m.-reinent in .1 <.t|ll.ll ipll.MIIIIIK III. W. H. Kyan K-^. uf Iike I^ki- ha r - IN la>t, on the KT..IIII.IM of A. t i 11;) !>, niK TempUr ; I&apos;.r... \Vin. I!arnl. in (i Hunter, F.*j., Dundalk. in honor of Mr. Hall, late t-ditor and propn.&apos;tor of rvUr) . Fountain Gounod is the Ihindalk If.nl.l. was a most enjoy- CKM - tnit , mu^u-n and uidiwaoa, able affair. During the e\emn an 1:1 initiations hut ; t.-nstnii; addrcHH wa* read, after which Mr. Hall wan {.rewntcd with a hand- .in I psrt. aome Hold headed cane, a ph from the, A.Mr C 11 - citi/.. n-, of I>iiudalk. The made a nuitaldo reply. I .1 ... I - 1 Ut " *l&apos;!""t&apos; I 1-oli.e !i irey. The ap|>iiitni. i.t i< an MS*X. : . Mr K 11. - I..HK I \|.. rii&apos;ine svnd ability *p.viallv ipi.tlifx linn for tin- [xisition. Th. r- is only ..in- drawbsn., .,^5 t *JM Ntrcme sooth >.f tho r> > f Little MilU " l &apos; k: &apos;&apos; t "&apos;&apos;> I"&apos; avoid, .| |,\ r . II.OVIOM u> &apos; " was driving with a horw an biu-jry U-&apos;- ""f&apos; 1111 " 1; " <&apos;* &apos;" ^ &apos;<], 1,,, dnais &apos;&apos;, <f anicr. Blackburn and Flcshurton. MiM E1U Avers, Ani..n k -st the M]lr.jMsk of tween Fleaherton and tin- Station, ..11 Monday afternoon last, the horse shied ; at a larve stoiiu by tin- roadside, upactiiiik&apos; j the bu^L&apos;y and tun.ii.k&apos; Itc. .n.pl. U-ly ..\er with considerable viol<-n.-c, but mr.inwe t.. say esca;>ed with a few slight bruises. We are told that the hu^gy and horse !<. . esoaivd damage or injury in an wpually reu.aikable manner IF The examination papers at the late I I examinations for teachers are M. \.i.h i ritn i/t-d ill the press. The on. on Alt;, bra osp^-cially, is coiidemnied as the work of a " crank " who Heen.s to think | it -iiiiitt to prepare catch inn -stioin,. K I... h cannot be correctly answered b\ the average student. The c|H-r on Kraiuniar \\asalso far t<H> abstine for ordinary scholars. It is very discour- a^ino to piipiln who have diligently studied the various subjects and who are thoroughly familiar with them, to . * chine to fail in -i i-uriuu a certificate o\\n.^ to the . Ic^x. ahnoMt NcvermK them, before tin- eltorts of Minie uin con-co.ni to show oil machine could be stopped. The his sniartiu-HH. OKViymlle Advrtutr. \ a ,,,, ,. alll , valll . x , at , Ull|t l!oi-sc Killed. While Mr. Win. (irri n I vat runn- ing a mower on Ins farm oil the &apos;Jin! con.. (H.-neln, on Monday lat. tli- ton^ui- >lippi d through the ne.&apos;kyoki mi",, and all.. wed the knifo of the ma- run against tin- hortw s Inn.) aud otli-r oAoe work, he would ainpli -M..|^ (Tan extelisn. bn<in. -s. Neither i.llld it IK- mriMll i I -Hft. tli.&apos; trea-.iir\hi|i of the t ahip 01 N.irrnaiibv f..r lie i..TiJd i;i t t.. just an quickly an fr.ni eut hoine. We reapectfnlly ben Sir. Hyan&apos;-. very M tvlMiMniuderati<iii til.- niattir. II. M. mid make a citicrai Iliirliaiu mi ! : I i .iiid ulti- inately it nu^lit prove an nivitit.i^, Chanel f..r luiu. - l&apos;;rt:,nn &apos;)> ... , M,. JDST RECEIVED l>row ind III a < Nlrrn. Mr. an I Mrs (i, ., IMII,-J . IWDiliiiK *">. In U, t ,,t ,. >" r - Mr JiancLLes. A very Aiul had their eluldn n with thi-M. * &apos; A large consign- ment of _Hay and l.uaer large consign- At rt* Money to Loan. fr < &apos;lit. l,<t>-r.&apos;*t , i, Mnn. TTTITH Interval pftlil yearly, not In a-lvmia* No ** oouimiHttiuii chargod. Apply to - THORN HI RY. H. M. CHARLESWORTH, OWKN 801TSD. ONT., Brnodxr and Importer of OrsnRt. Huff, Cnrhln nil Msminiith Millit llmlinim lami. lnrk.-v. KWT*. Hnffn, S3 pr ^of., llralin.Ai. *2 pnr rloxrn. HTI. nni. HlKck&apos;Hpanliin n.l I&apos;lym.nilli Hock M to B.&apos;ll Iinprovo >.>ur "li-ek. J. E. MOORE. Carpenter, Jofuc.r, ft Cn hi net Maker. All r*lni promptly * nontly oiocntcd. Hhopt, L)!irlini St, next to Laltoh&apos;s Tailoring. PUst and M&apos;oclflistloDn on ihortcot notlw. Lath and Pine Lumber for Hnlr. Tho mi l,.rilun...l hu .(ill. in in nf I&apos;llif f nm- Brn.1 l&apos;lnnI*thforli.it> - lMlmrtonHtatlon. VII.I.AOK IA.T Foil KVI.r. k5riSh?M** 1ot tor "si" In Flo.lmrton. h will h .ii.no-M of onreatonaliloter.nl. Apply at AnvANrr. Offlco, or to ANUU8 UcLEOD, Flenbertou SUtlon. NEW PRINTS, NEW DRESS G-OODS, NEW TWBSDS, had to lie killed. Mr. (in < nu,.,..j Mr. Andrew Heatty&apos;s garden i>arty. im-onsiderable, as the imiuial wa- last Frnhy eveiiitiR. was attended bv ;i ,,f a K | t ,. am . ,; r . y /,. lar^e iiiiiiiU-r of people from Markdale and quite a s|>riuklitig from KlcKl.orton. The evening watt delightfully pleasant, and all present seemed to enjoy tin m For Vancouver. It wan feared I y -.01 :e llm: ,v 1 . n t)u selves well, although in a ICSH boisterous all rail rout, to Manitoba we. .. tll manner than is usual on such occasions. w onl 1 s,-riousl\ mt.rfi re w itli t!,. tr utic and I.. ! from life u. .U ath wwj Markdale and Kleshcrton llratw Hands conn no this way ; hut the route by th. family enlivened prmvedin^M considerably. Mr. C. 1&apos;. H. bouU c.intmu.s and will al\ - ON , r( .. i-n-l with grief at the :. of and Mrs. lleatty did everything m-cess In- the fa\oriu- with pa-*.-m;, r-. wlnl. ti ary to make their guesU feel at home, they arc also doinn a good fruixlit bnsi >ears old. II., funeral took pla., The refreshincnts were wniply splendid UL.- this ~, .fion. K\enfr..&apos;n M.intreul. Tin s.laj aft 1 1,..,,,. .u..i . , a( J Tho grand and spacious honxe and well goods c.nn. this \\iiv . Th. tir-&apos; i oiisi^ii tended. The family ha\- : laid out grounds are admirably ailnptcd niei.t of o, H ,.| s for the I&apos;ai .In t. -rimn ;- of tin- i-.niiinmiiu in tin [for such parties as was aHKemble*! there to go by the boa Wi from .Montreal, .cavrmi nt. // , |OU the, night in qtUHitioti. al " 1 v> &apos;"&apos; ll . v l1 "&apos; -K^&apos;t-i*&apos;&apos; yi>t. r>U\. Own S.M,,,/ T\m*. ITi. f.-it!iily er.- aui ti,. .i.iid,,.,. mn s, lt .,i at ti, ment of beautiful table nli them. Adam finish, x| i - ^ -i dinnci :an.i ..,!. wn fr..,,. (jriasswarc in be^an pl.iuun iron., i. tb. - wl . .* >* i sh..rt tun, h.. ,.| am l march | Sl^nS. A. wa( " 11 i..n, toti, rrmcicr-nmo-nf /-.-f :. fannix. tb. ha:. conbignment; oi was i^-i>\ t \ m t> in ,| WRH the de- larg-e New Goods in Ever) M. Richardson & Co. HATS, & CAPS Unsurpassed in Variety, Quaff ty, Style, or Prices Road. Frwn our <>IPH Currttjiotitlrnt, LAst week&apos;s rains havo greatly improved tho cri^l. Mrs. Win. Hutchiiuon liir.-ndlnr) ai Mil.-. Prior. *&apos;i , I it y last wt-ek another dasUr.ll> attwupt *a- madi- t.. fir.- 1 h, , HroMiiiiii; l< i i.l. in. A sa<l ac> idi-nt wlueli hap|>. in-d at WalU-r&apos;s Falls on Monday last cant a it away on a gln..ni OUT the 1&apos;Jtli of .Inly calibration visit to her friends iu the old settlement*. &apos;" tliat vi""*!&apos;&apos;. It apixarH that a \ oiin^ Mr. T. liiltwrt is making gn-nt iinpMvo- ni " alxmt sixteen \earsof age, named mi-lit* in the :ipj&apos;arnnco of his house. William Norton. s,,n ,,( \\m. Norton. Uf is going to rou^-hc.i&apos;l it and put on a F.S.J.. wmt biithin^ in the null | ,.,..! new riMif. with smir other Uiyw, and wheu the Mr. \V. Huchanan, jr., ia erecting some procession had junt *tart-.l the oth very i-uUUntnl stone fences. Mr. John Holley has got anew buggy. Norton had Un drowned. The ii.U-lh- i Mr. Ads,,, Hislop has a field of f:ill gence of tbi-. sa.l affiiir nt .nice put n stoi wheat tht is aluioKt ripe. t ll " c.-lebr.itii.u. ;u,.| ,, 1, sjmpathv Hay making ia now tho order of the i felt for l.i, par. I.(N. wl... are wdclj |i,irliain and other i day, and dry wvather much wishod for. known in Holland nnd adjaccut town ti ri . s ., st. u (. d It apisrar- a quantity nf coal oil w - ;t , a l-\ -tall thr.iii;h a ventilator, and th, i. a buuch of matche* flrvd and thro Fortnnat. !> the ttrc was di,. . tin.e .1-. I , >.tiii-i:ish,..|. ITiew certainly I, ,.- \, l: > |,,,| nro around the,-., nntry. a* this m ,,,.t th. procession had just *tart.-.l the other ,;.,,..,. .,, , ,&apos; nrsi attempt made O u the iiroix-rtv .,f boys ran up with the new-, that M-mi; Mr ,,,,, * >ir. vtkii.svn. and s. \.-IH) ...i. r * Norton l.a.1 bf<en ,lrowi,e,l. The .nt, * tlrw iia^o .iik. n iilace. iu anil ur. ,,,... i i>... up viHe, with t r.&apos;!i^ .:&apos;.u \ ,, . I ami around meiitioi i,r. :l ill II l.\ ll&apos;l -M The crop is Kenerally light. aliiiHi. OITTH .Sour.d 7&apos;,i. ow|R<rs ((f n mystery, a* properties Soaps. The public are cordially invited to come and in- spect those goods and compare pri- ces with any other house in the trade. It will pay you. Money is nard to make, but you make money every time you buy a dollar&apos;s worth of D. S. Munro&apos;s goods. The goods are the best in the market, and prices are right.