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FLESHERTON ADVANCE. .. TRUTH BEFORE FAVOR*"-" PRINCIPLES, JVOT VOL. IX., NO 522. FLESHERTON, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1891. W. H. TEURSTOff, , ETC> , 1 s ARMSTRONG BROS. u - 'l [Ill-^-l-J ssm . m m m ~ m - - m ~yi~S^-m.~rx"w "m'Sagg . S .\T.i- : iiox'li BROS, sull watches to suit O i, o tl,, 'iiers and themselves. Wo havo *^s cr*. proof that our sales suit our customers by our rH CD tvci iiicreasin;,' trad,-. Our Watch sules dur- rH ing the past month have boon tho largest in rh tho past twelve months. ThU, uo doubt, ia O w 1 1, tli,- result of the perfect satisfaction they aro ITJ !4 giving, and the low pric.! at which wo sell. O We study our customers' interest, and by spot (i ,-,.sli buying ar able to offer some wonderful _ ^H bargains. We carry in stock a complete line H (H of tl.e ii: cst AUK ri.-tn W. itches, father with m , C/J a magnificent stock of Clocks, Jewelry, Silver- j^j plat, d W are. and Spectacle*. We keep- no ap- fp prentices, and personally attend to all Watch, & <j (lock und Jewelry repairinij. < \ ARMSTEONG BROS. fH Maxwell. From oiirouii Corresponiliiit. The recent rains havo caused a rapid growth of pasture, grain, aud ! tvfii tin- meadows are going to bring forth donblo the amount of hay ex- pec tod at first. Mr. Snm Liuley returned borne from his trip to tho west He looks well, ami claims having a good time ( while away. Mr. Alex. Hudson, who baa been unwell for some tiaiu, has recovered, and is at work again. Seme from here attended the picnic at Irish Lake and alao the celebration at Dundalk. In both cases they re- port having a good time. I The Hev. H. A. Brown, Mrs. Brown and Ilowtud returnod home. They, while away, visited Seagrave. their former circuit, aud while thui* met with many friends. Reeve Gamer and deputy reeve | ' Preston attended council at Owen Smnd hist week. lji-ort;(.' I'ri'ston. I Inward Sproi'lo and Win. Fairey aro writing on the en- j tianco examination at Flesherton i this u closid for vacation on Tuea- 1 had a very enjoyable time. Mr. Richard Parks has been on the sick list for the last four weeks. Ho is now a littlo better. Mr. Willie Dell las taken a situa- tion with Mr. J. W. McFarland, of Markdale. Every one wishes him success. Mr. Hob Purvis is building a new house this suunuur. Mr. liiuhard Portcous ia erecting a barn. Crops don't look as wail as former ly in this vicinity oil account of the continued drought. rAlNTINCl, TRIMMINO, IIOKSDSl! )KISli, WOOD NV >HU FIRST PR \V II EUKVER S H OWN, LUMltKIl, LATH, SHINGLES' J01I WOHK FOR VEHICLES MANUFACTURED AT Heard 's Carriage Works, FLESHEKTON, ONT. DICK'S LAND HOLLERS MOWK11S. BINDK.RM. 1'LOWS. Our Wouxon.s (In* Best. Our BiisijH's the K>st Our Cutters tho Best Our Improved Harrows the Best. STUAW CUTTBH8, SCt/KKI.Kllrt. TLlt.NIPDniLLS, QAMQ PLOWS M' Donald & Evans Summer (*oods are coinj>lete. We have on hand a large assortment of Dress Goods, Prints, Ginghams, Muslins, Lawns, Swiss Checks, Skirting Embroideries, and 1 rimmings in Laces, Embroideries, Etc. 20 Ibs. Light "Sugar for $1.00 ! We have full lines in Cottonades at iSc., 2oc., 22C., 25c., a8c., 3oc. and 32C, per yard. The best value ever offered. day, but for tho benefit of the boys I who were going to write on tho en- ; trance they were brought up to have a review on Wednesday ford-noon. Miss Hadley is visiting friends here ; 99. Miss Gamey U home visiting her I parents, and Mr. Will Bemroso was home on Sunday. Rev. H. A. Brown preached an elo- quent and touching sermon on tem- perance lust Sunday. He based his remarks on the golden text of the Sunday school lesion. The business in connection with tho Williams' et>tato will be brought; to a close about tho fourth of this month. A poor wanderer, in tbe form of a girl, conn's to our village occasionally from the Eugenia neighborhoood. As sbo is more to be pitied than laughed at, wo believe something should be dene for her, as she must suffer from want of food. The building, fencing, etc.. that has been done in Maxwell this year has added greatly to its beauty, and we believe it is looking forward to be a beautiful aud prosperous village. 16 Ibs. Granulated Sugar for \Vehavefulllines in Shirtings at loc , u^c. and 140. Heavy weights and fast colors. A genuine Japan Tea for 25c. per Ib. Wo have full lines in Tweeds, Worsteds and Pant- ings, at 35c., 500., 6oc., ^c., 8sc., $1.00, 1.25 to $1.75 per yard. Fine patterns and choice goods. Fiv^h canned goods always on hand. We have full lines in Boots and Shoes. A fine lace Dongola lor ladies at $1.25 a pair; buttoned, at $1.35; dull kidd, at 1.40. Misses and childicn's cheap and durable. Men's Boots in great varieties, GROCERIES. i tm i >i "Wanted. Eugenia From unr men CorretpvnJent. The picuic and concert, that ii an- nually held at Eugenia in connection with tho Union Sabbath School, was held on the afternoon and evening of Thursday last. Although the heat prevented many attending the picnic, yet there was a largo number present. The concert at night was quite a suc- cess, il ha 1 leinj crtwled. The singing by the children of tl a Sabbath school was a surprise to a < great many, their young voices having received good training. The school Ims a rigl.t to be proud of its young choir. The Miss s McKee kindly as- sisted in the entertainment. Alto- ' gctler it was an enjoyable affair. The proceeds amounted to nine dollars and twenty cents. The organization of tho Presbyters i an church was hel \ hero on Friday j afternoon of last week, and on Sab- 1 bath afternoon tho sacrement of the Lord's suppcv was dispensed. Tho church starts with a membership of lifty or over. That shows how the labor of Mr.McLeaih has been blessed in this community. Ho labored hard during his stay amongst us, and we 'pe tint Presbyterian church of' ii^onia will be a blessing to this j.art of tho Lord's vineyard, and that Mr. McLeash may long be upared to be a blessing to all who listen to his e\h tatioii!'. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoath paid a short visit to their niimei mi friends here. Every 0113 was pleased to see llu in. Mr. Jclm Piirsons and sister, and Mr. Joseph H. Fonwick and sister, from Invernmy, are visiting at their uncle's. Mr. Joseph Fenwick. Mr. Alexander Madill had a railing on Saturday last. Some of our boys Meal'ord Itoud, Fruin .-ur 'H'-ii Corrttpondent. The genial rains that havo visitei other places have passed us by, lunc. we havo dusty roads aud tho prospec i if very short crops. Miss Jane Warling is on tho sick list with inflammation of the lungs. Mrs. .John I lolly has been very il for somo time, but ia at piescut slowh recoverim,'. Mrs. liiclmrdson, of ChaUwoiili was visiting lure last week. Our pailimasters were at woik witli then- iinii last week and this.im (.roving the roads. Tho annual garden party on the school grounds camo off last l'Ynhi\ evening und wad well attended Choice music sras rendered by tut Markdah; string band. Mr. Knoch liall, of Meaford. . through here lately taking orders foi fruit trees. "1 will send you gooi ones, 1 will, I will I" The Yaiuieleiir team bv;at the Kim lierley team at base ball at the [ ! ic;iic but wera floored out at the fool ball game. Mrs. Melvin has again come to re M if with us here. She ia looking fairly well after all the fatigue o travelling, and the recent ailholioi she has come tluongh. Flesberton Statlou. /'./ our mm Reporter. Times have been quiet. Pitching has commenced, and Las hern badly needed. We hope all \vi! take an interest. Three car loads of hay havo beei .shipped by IJ. Cook last week and al bought by J. Olucr. Mr. J. K. Moor* hag commenced to fit up his mill. Wo welcome Mr Moore to our midst. Miss Janet Muir was martied 01 tho 23rd, to Mr. \V. Pattoti.of Proton Our best wishes go with them through life. Mm. W. Wood, of King, is T siting her daughter, Miss C. Wood. Mr. W. Wood left last week for Ins homo in King. Mrs. C. Moore, of Corbettou, gave us a call last week. Mr. l-'.Lt<iii, of Hamilton, spent Sab- bath with his brother here, Mr. J Ugan. NASAL BALM Itii a c*tUln inl fl Gold ii. UM UMauMlC f.rc ! r .i In -al Uf NEVER FAILS. SOOTHING. CLEANJINO, HEALING. Instant Relief, Permanent < Cure, Failure Impossible. Mfcnr fn 'IJM dtMUM ftr oimr<>r ynn- .11.4 .1, 1*1*11)1, nifti M hnJ. ch. iMiiiftl AMteMklttlM M'u-.( enfll.f. ul h.ih, hawkli>. n; -I H.K. Ital* n!ii, Kn*il fc^lit.e <tt tf- bflfty, r.Lr. If jou KM in. . (-.1 t.h . tar t tl CM) or l.lu''r jronr ha < tn!i.ftn.t ) ... I \>A no tin.* In j r.H-trio (H>-.I." .' N**i. BALM. J'r *MDc4 In i '} .l TMiiltl in C;.' .11 . iow4 by e cniumDU <n *i 1 ,Vili. MAUL IUI.M U told hv iltdrnntoto. or will i> t nt, p. ii ].\. 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