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m fioft tttueuealufciiathefiiii october iht wifs at mr aadtw fwottof a wu sore- i u acton on uje ord october the o ur george soper f a daasulcr houses iu artnn- ou hf iul october uit wilt of ur jontb uoim of idiotfitcr cimonat ssjciu oftaii oa kof th ibti wife ot j a cuiqu ifcrristw of a sou 1 married toiuici 8ickiukiiujoa ihe xxb october at b residae of th bride r mother ly kcr jumup ur thomas lotbc kruno oqb third duculc ot uic laic danior wacahaluer of fjajac v djxd j avtwi- ataclonoalbcmkoxiubcr kob- art warns sjfed 6fi yotrt j j if- ktxurla uutooj ou october xii her pcnlelmucxcuiic in the s3 xrot lift ago ljvtrt aiuiitoooaium kui october rev june lvcry a ult ktu year i htnemox on uonauj- navrraberxun mr oiruiadheud8ttoaof uurlioftou j o3cmriagihiboauje bui october kdtui talant daughter ot alfred aud mary a smith llttanctuu oo the th october june ur fortneri- booktpcrfoc i e mcgarvta fc co aged ii years i i urajeaos la xcwverk it the lvxlgndtuk if edical hospital oa tlie flsoi oct william ai hendcrsou son of kt v c ilcndorwu lv d of ustowtil ll ijt jtt0ttrje ressj thursday november 7 1889 votes akd fcovxexte j ft expected that steps will be taken 10 make the university of atinitobs a teach ia body with chair of kalarsi science mlkcni tit tad modern lsjxgaagcs the officials of the postoffice depirtmeal bvn carefully ttbaliiod the statement of tree newipapet icalier muled it all the past officei in caaada daring the tint ioar- teen dayt of septenjber the toul weight to round bombers is s80000 ibc which for the you- would pre gcud total of 98sc 000 lbs at the old ate of a cent a opaad thifl woald represent t rerenae of aboat x00jmo the time when everything mart be sacri- fieai to pelting a nilwtr o tome kind has pi wod a cay oa thii continent the inceg- ant repetition of collisions pitchin tnd deculmeatf nuiee plain tint the neit pha of derelopmentiaitist be in the direct ion of ttfetr and bringing roadbed and running system np to the earopen iun dtaxd until two irxins can pass each other an a tingle track the if coodemned for all local traffic mtvcri cufile track tysiem bnt aide lines with the fftnultnn folice commizsioneri ordered the prosecntion of constable haw idna who recently shot and killed aa icaane man named dongiui tn that city while no one doabted that hawkins believed him elf to be doing hii duty it ia important that the law aboold be aathoritatively laid down u to iherightt break in of peace omcen to withoat a reasbnahfe waa tried before the qpou mans private domaii racne the easel mayor of hamilton but week and hawfcin wa pronennced by nil wonhip nnt roilty thtnet eaxnictp of the c- p il accord- ingu their statement for september were ttkmmo an increase over the same month hut year of 370086 j thia is the largest mdqtha earning in the history of the com- puiy the- net profits for nine months ending september were 3372502 which more than ooven the companys fixed charger for 1889 and leaves the next three monthi eanungi to be added to the earplni- tbe official of the company itate that ihe boaineaaia omy limited by its capacity to handle freight offered at til points along iu lines the oyzter industry ha w the put few- year developed into one of the largest in- daatrie of prince edward iahuul a new departure has been made in the way of bringing the celebrated mxjpectnes to mon treal by way of the st lawrence mr thomas wifliston of miramichi hu arrived at jacqaec ccrtier wharf with a ibarge con taming 900 barrel and in a day far two has aold 400 he says this u the prat time thii kind hu been brought cp by pver at present dealers are paying 375 i barrel for ifajpeqnes dehvered by rail ihrodgh the states they can now buy the came oyster from f 2 and slightly cp- jwmrds this- has been the best season for jmalpeqoes for many years boafid or edccatiov uttvz cement of rrldpal voore and viss xephall the slajtuow contplefe far 1890- the board of trmteex met ia the town eall last wedneaday ctening 30th alt r members present thomu ebbtge chsirman and itessn l francis geo hyndrand t h harding the minafetf of hut meeting were read and confirmed an account of 250 wu presented by anthony stephenaon for repairing stoves it and ordered to be paid by t h harding seconded by l francis that the secretary be instructed to advertise for thirty ccrds of dry beach and maplefonr foot wood carried moved by george hynds seconded by t h hsrdinc ihat thomas t moore be re engaged teacher of the rs department for the ensiling year at the salary of five i hnndred and seventyfire dollars and free residence qarried- moved bf l francis seconded by geo- hynds that mies cusie mcfhsil be re engaged- teacher of the second department vor 1w0 at a salary of three handred dollars carried i the staff for ik is uow complete u followf x t moore prinapai miss cessie mcfhail second department miss alia cleveland third department miss maggie bonis fourth department j moved by li francis seconded by george hynds thai on til farther notice the pupils of fourth department be uacht fall time school lb sdjoarn at 3 pm carried board then edjoaraed i lrllfvllkacilent h wwcbnruobcrt warrtbuucafitir urt hlrlil rttchl rnldouu tsuihrn- i lj- ts atrrrible death a c0roxkr1 ivqiest kkli kodiiiuj has oocarrh in oouuccuou with the railway here iti twentyqve cari to oauh ludi general consternation among our citizens as the word which wsj quickly passed around lut friday- mbrniiw about 0s0 ktl ur ilobert warren has been run over and killed by the cars at the i tattoo ink few minutes scores ot our cilizous were at the soouc ot the sad acci dent sufl berv it was uoertaiued that mr warren had been struck by a thanlioft train and aiterwardtrau over by pna of the cars and dragged a distance 4f some iso fct his body vu terribly mangled and death was almost instantaneous it appear he wu crossing the tracks on mill ilreclj on the way down to the post office j when his altculioa was attracted to the weigh scales near the coal shed where a team of horses were bciug weighed do- ceased bad jast reached the so a lit siding and was crossing the track when mrj hiram swickhammer who wu with the horses noticed that the shantiog cars wcroslmost up to him and he had cot observed their proximity he immediately shouted to him bat the warning m too late for im mediately the car struck him throwing his bodyforward for some distance atcn the track rrith the terrible result above slated dr lowry arrived almost immediately after the accideut and assisted to xmovc him from under the car dr btaccy rived shortly after bnt human skill was of no avail and in a few mioutes life vis ex- unct that robert warren above all men in this community ahoald meet sack an end is ttnaccoanubte- he was always a can tions and observant manwithan nnnsnally clear brain was in fall possession of all hit facnlties had no heavy chxes to trouble him and had been a total abstainer far forty years the noiseless motion of the backing cars and the suppositioa that his attention wis rivet ted upon the proceed ings at the weigh scales lead one to coa- clode that he was totally oblivions to danger deceased was born in kingussiej scot land on the 13th october 1823 he wu the eldest of six brothers and came to can adawitit hisfather in l3f and shortly cbereafter settled on cedar creek farm lot j con 5 esjaesieu which was his home almost uninterruptedly until his death for five years from 1855 to i 00 he operated a saw mill at glen lawsoa duriag the gold fever along the pacific coast in company witherastos hall thomas pann john bams and others from thii vicinity mr warren went to cariboo bc ic may 1s62- he met with gratifying success and returned home in december 1s0g the semmer of ltc73 he spent with a surveying part tn the korth west robert lived with his brother john and they always worked their farms on the foarth lie e and the one ia acton together to the c atside world their interests were in common and harmony always prevailed robert war ren led a most exemplary life he was a consistent adherent and liberal sspparter of knox chsrch actoq he wis cociected with all movements calculated to elevate mankind and remove temptation from the weak and erring for forty years he was an ardentjwoefcer for the cacse of temper ance and m a charter member of acton division eons of temperance organized back in the fifties last year mr warren was the respected president of acton branch of the uppercanadabible society in politics he was a reformer he was a man who enjoyed the highest confide and respect of his fellows he was earnest christian a good neighbor an obhging friend and a worthy man his untimely end hu cansed an dverwhelmicg ahadowtif grief to rest over this com m aui ty 3f ever since the occurrence of the sad dent the funeral was announced for houday afternoon at two oclock at which hoir a veryiarge cencoafse of people gathered to pay their but tribute of respect to the memory of deceased owing to the non- arrival of his brother donald fromkedcl oad keb the funeral was postponed until 10 oclock on taesday morning rev mr rae conducted the funeral services and was assisted by kevs coot hamilton and johnston the burial took place in fairvj- lyiew cemetery i ft y tke ixyrnst an inqdest tbeching the accident ordered by county crown attorney ma the son and it i oclock in the afterrooh at johnston hotel coroner mcgarvm empan elled a jury composed of the following gentleman- john cameron foreman r b jermynj w t smyth ohn mcbae w e kenny jthos perr m tnamu the itoaa jfxnitanjtjter case obiscevtux nov the trial of henry atkinson for manslaughter was re sumed before justice falcoobridge todty hii lordships address to the jury lasted i hoars tbeary wuout ia hoar upon the foreman pronouncing the words not guilty the jury were applauded by the aodietwe mr j k kerr g cof toronto appeared for the persecution and mcurs elgin myers and w l walab both of orangevilie for the defence stanleys fletaru dosuos kor 8 mr henry kelson solicitor ot leeds hu received a telegram from bis sou captain nelson who vu one of stanleys chief officers stating that be expected to arrive n zanzibar ia jaoaary captain kelson who belongs to the british army joined stanley on the formation of nil expedition and is now approaching uh coast with iifcn agnew jno c kelson jolm ferkmsj h p moored johnh matthews and wj e- fjsrsitfa j after viewing the remains the inqaesf wu adjaarned until 730 pm in the town hall at 7j0the inquest xu reopened the first witness called wu hiram swackharaer who deposed as followx am employed by beardmore t co was at tbegtirstationwitfaa load of hides this morning about 915 when the accident occurred saw deceased coming across the track toward the village dnncan melon- aid and i were weighing hides at the sc des near the coal sheds when he saw as he famed to come over to us jast u he stepped apon the soath siding several cars that kere being sh tinted were approaching be did not seem to notice them aad i shouted look oat mr- warren jast u iyejjed the car struck him and knocked him about ten feet forward upon his face u he fell one leg went across the rail and the front vheel west over it the cars were going at a pretty good speed and carried him forward about a hnodred feet his clothes seemed to catch on some part of the car and he was rolled forward with ii i ran aroand to see if any perscu knew he wu there and met mr samuel laird the jjaggage muter we anccaphw the cars aad shoved them back so that we coald get deceased oat he said lift me ap think there wu a brakemaa oh lie cars being h an ted bat am not positive the can were disconnected from the engine deceased wunndcr the axle of the third car two cars had passed over him kc wu lying fsce downward the siding wu clear ot cars until those which rah over him wtreshuoted in his attention seemed to be fixed apon us at be scales the cats were up at the switch coming into the siding when he crossed the other racks and be was about the middle of the rack when the oar struck him would sappoae the cars were coming about ten miles an hour wouhfn t think it faster haa ordinary rate when banting j bv i riob were they ringing the bell when thf ears were in motion ans no to utorjirnnwii deceased had not time to make any effort to save him sell ster isbotited there were no cart ba the other sidings to obscure hii newt there were about five can coming back the cars might have been running at a- grealer speod than ten mile an hoar but i am not positive ou this point daucanafcdonald woni was at the station when deceased wu run over it iru about a quarter after nine ho wu pomiux luto acton and turned toward the previous wuueu ftnd mytelt at the weigh scales the scales are about torty foot from mill street after the hides were weighed ro wore about to weigh our team be aiwmcu attracted st this snd left the it res i oear the niain1ine to oome over i turned my back toward him in order to see the scales l did uoi see lilm again until i heard hiram bwickhanimflr yell look ouumr warren t turned aud us the car strike him ho wu between the rails on iho south siding car struck him aboal thesmsllot the back did uot hear him say anything iconld not uy how many miles per hour the can wen going there wu a brakotnan on the can at the time f be was ou the car which itrack deceased i saw him there then brakemaa coald not ice deceased rom his position on ho car think he was thrown forward clear ot the car about en or twelve feet upon the track i believe ha was on the g t r property when struck took him the length ot four or five cars sf ler the train caught him did oot go to where he was but told mr swackhamer o ran and tell mr holmes the agent did not hear bitn say anything alter being taken oat from under the car i do cot think there wu anything to pre vent him seeing the approaching cars did not hear any bell rung on the engine have seen the trainmen 1 shunting slower and futer john warren sword i sin a brother of deceased he lived with m his hearing was unimpaired hr was a strictly sober man and had never drank liquor for forty yean wu sixtysix yean of age he wu an unmarried man his mental capacity wu clear ahd mind perfectly sound wu nothing in his habits to lead him into an abstracted mood so that he woald not nat urally observe the approach of the can j he xns oa the way to the post oflioe to mail some letters there wu nothing in his character which would suggest any suicidal intent dr c k stacey sworn i am a quali fied medical practitioner was called to see deceased about 930 this morning went immediately and foand him between the rails of the track just below the grain ware house he was between the two cars which had been shoved back after the accident he was lifted on to a stretcher and carried down to johnsons hotel he lived between five and ten minutes after i saw him and died on the way down to the hotel t amined him and found the most noticeable injury was on the left leg which from the ankle to the thigh wu shattered the flesh ground to a pulp and the bones broken into fragments the right leg was broken at the lower part of the thigh and the bone splintered the left arm was broken jast below the shaalder joint there were sever al woands about the fsce the head on the nppcr and back part had an extensive scalp woand aboat two and a half inches long and two inches wide the forehead was bruised and abcascd over the greater part above and oa the oater side of the left eye there was a cootased and lacerated wound canted by coming in contact with some obstacle about an inch in length and extending in to the bone the riht eye wu also braised over its entire surface this wound extended about two inches down the right cheek the nose and upper up were bru there were uo extensive injuries cc the trunk the wounds were safficieat to cause death when i arrived those presenthad raised him cp the- body wu between the rails the left foot oatside the rail the disunce from the point where the car first struck deceased to where he wu carried by the car was about 10 feet the intervening distance wu marked at- vir ions spots with hair blood and fragments of flesh his face and head were coated with dirt and blood from the appearance of the body and surroundings i would jadgethat the cars were going at a high rate of speed for shunting the inquest was adjourned untii j oclock saturday morning tlirrtiivv ct wlcl henry holder point edward sworn- wu conductor of train ko 3 special arrived in actoa at u a m yesterday had to take two cars from the soath siding was on the last car when the accident occurred when we were shunting saw a man and team at the weigh scales saw the deceased after the accident not before he was lying an the track between two cars we had been shunting i was on the rear car until we came to crossing then went to otherend heard theagent shout but thought it wu in reference to position in which to leave the cars went to the ear brake u sooa u we were over the crossing intending to set the brake and leave it wu shunting at about five miles an hoar or less it wu not a running shant the pinjww not palled until the engine bad got into thejeiding did not hear the man at the weigh scales calling out wu watching the crossing until i passed over it facing east while in motion i got on the car and therefore judged they were running aboat five miles an boar u far u i know all the rules of the company were beingobserved had i seen the deceu- ed donot think the can could be stopped in time to sive him running at five mile an hour the brake wu in perfect order it u customary to have a man on the rear car and the engine bell kept ringing both these rules were observed wu no o bet ruction aboje the crossing to prevent view of shunt- ingrain bv mc wittthbrlc would be even slower than five miles after crossing the street owing to the gravel and mud on the railsrtbere a mkn woald naturally jump forward when warned wins were loaded canolhers empty the grade on the siding is level robert a bitd point edward sworn was brakemaa on con doctor holders train near he engine did not notice anyone aboat the yard but the men a the scales took oat eight or nine cars and return ed sic or seven into the siding uotusaal to back he engine all he way with cars when shunting after i pulled the pin got on top of car he cars mac about to he crossing uncoapled the cars at engine 1 am certain he bell wu ringing ail he time it is the firemans duly to nog be bell while ahunling woald think a person could readily hear the bell from where he acci dent occarred all nesessary precautions were observed saw the conductor in his place oa the rear car did not hear any one call oat thought train wu going four- aadabaif or five miles an boar saw con ductor get oa car while tit motion ou north side of car thomasbucklcy point edward sworn wu a brikemau ou no xts special yester day wu attending be west iwiich daring the shanting did not see any one near the train bat the men with th team at the scales think- the engine wu over the point of switch before cars were uncoupled think there were seyen cars shunted back coald not answer if the bell vu riogiog wu watching for the 019 passenger train- from the west can were not running back fut saw conductor on the rear car did not know of injury to deceased for some time william f hall poiul edward swuru wu ongiue driver of no 36 special yos tor- day morniogi the onlypursoo i saw was a man with t load of evorgrnns while we ware making a previous ihuntj know uoth lug about tbe accident for ten or twolvo minutes after it happened owing to a bad rail wu running at a slow rate ot speed was also backing steady becauie the brake- mau wu longer than usual iu cutting mo off flremanwss ringing ihe bell aaron logson of point edward sworn i wu fireman with engineer hall on no 386 yesterday my duty u shuotiiig ii to riofl the bell and look oat for signals on my side rang the bell continously from my posit oq could not very well ice any one ap preaching the crossing from north side would think wo wcrs- runningat less than five miles per hoar saw conductor ou roar car hs holmes agentof he g v r at acton sworn saw xo28 ihuntiag yes terday when the accident happened the trainmen were shunting the uvea can into soath siding from my position oa semi- pliers platform x had a view of ifhc whole ot the yard west ot station the first thing i law after leaving platform was ft man under he wheels of the fint car approach ing uw no man coming toward the train before his first thought ft tvu one of the train moo bat saw both men on ths train and knew it wu some other man lignal- led conductor to stop immediately tele phoned for a doctor and soul i witch man laird and operator wenham to assist the conductor in removing deceased the tank woald obscare my view of a man coming across the track did uot sec the cars after they had gone over mill street croastog until after they had caught deceased my back wu turned coming down from tbe platform he train wu shunting over the north crossing for seventeen minutes deceased might have come from the main line to poinf of accident while my back was urned did not think the cars were run- sing futer than usual but cannot accoant for him being thrown forward so far except that the link caught him which would natarally lift him up and carry him for ward saw the condaefbr get on the car no other engine wu in the yard the yard wu clear west of the crossing samuel laird switchman at acton station sworn wu en daty yesterday morning when accident occurred wu on west aemiphore platform watching to pall down semiphore for no 7 when hue wu clear saw no one in the yard first i knew ot the accident i heard mr holmes shout to the conductor that somebody was kill ed i ran ap to the pi tee u quick as possible- foand deceased lying under the the break beam he said lift me cp one wheel wu upon his left leg and a couple of bays and myself shoved the can back can were shunting back quite slowly rite uwicr this concluded the evidence the jury retired and returned iu a few rctnuteswith the verdict u tfcatkobcrt warren cu iho lit jf ocouiutcr 13 ia tbe yard of ibe gnud tntnt uailvcr l acton wac accidentally aud by mii fortune vfo- icnliy hmek bf c car bcic iluutcd by the traiaiacucc ko fth fpeeial by uic means ot rkiclxco irat taortallj- wouudtit aud cacic to bis deatb a for tciastes ihcnttcr we had after all and careful eiaiuuiatioa of tbe evidence addaced at this lniitict that uo blame far bo death of decxacod eta bo hitched toanyoflbe trainmen or other cuiijcyw of theriilrreaaipciyiniiaiucbt all tbe njcs aad regulations of tbe mid comcy crcrict- iroucrvcd the jury was then discharged t g matheson county crown attorney wu present in behalf of the crown and a watt of guthrie a- watt of gatlph for the grand trunk railway harvey the htkdeeei found guilty aad sentenced to be ifaugtd ou luewuiofxavcralxr the trial of w h harvey of gaclph for the murder of his wife and two daogh- ten on the the 26th of march last came before his lordship justice street at the gaclph assims on taesday afternoon of hut week ihe trial occupied the attention of the court until saturday morning the plea of insanity wu the principal point apon which the counsel for the de fense rested their hopes bat the evidence that ihe man was insane wu weak and wu so viewed by the jury upon the opening of the court on satur day morning mr justice street charged he jury speaking for nearly two hours review ing the evidence in very considerable detail and very- folly explaining to them the law u bearing upon the question of insanity he said it is not simply because a man is found to be aasound in mind that the law considers him to be free from response bility for his acts the disease ahoald have been shown to have reached o such a stage and to such an extent that he wu unaware up to the time he committed the act of the nature and quality ot it- or if he wu aware of the nature and quality of the act which he was committing that it was sgainst the law mere unsoundness of mind in the eye of the law is no neoessary index that a person charged is not respon sible for his actions in the course of his review of the evidence his lordship re- rnarfced ou the fact that the prisoners actions up tothe time ot his arrest in tor onto were methodical and his conduct calm and collected and that from that moment he wu in tha condition of stupor not the stupor resulting from collapse but the kind called anergic stupor the stapor which im plied insanity which the medical men said would not pus off in less thau a week at any rate j j the jury after being oat exactly an hour returned into coart with a verdict of guilty his lordship in order that there might be uo misunderstanding uked them if they foand that the prisoner committed tbe offence and that be was not insane at the time he comnutfeii it to which thcyreplied tthat is the understanding his lordship immediately sentenced the prisoner to be hanged on friday the wtu iust i the prisoner did not retai a muscle either whea the verdict wu rendered or when sentence wu pronounced his de meanor throughout the whole of the trial was u cool and disinterested as that of nuy ordinary spectator it is said that harvey is not at all dis satisfied with the issue of his rial that before it he expressed his preference for being baaged to being imprisoned and al- though he is continually reading his bible it isheheved that if he had been given an opportunity sineheing in gaol to take his own life he woald have done so it is un derstood that it was only with great diffi culty thai bis count el could prevent him pleading guilty ou lis arraignment after being sentenced he j walked to his cell with a constable as if nothing of import had taken place j i the excitement wu intense during the rial and particularly when the jury were out whon they returned to the court the silence wu very oppressive until the sentence was pronounced the- talk on tbe street in guelph hu been nothing bat ibejhsrvey case and the gen- j eral remarks are that the sentence is a just one- j mr wm leant qc aud mr george lindsay of toronto and mr kenneth mc lean were the jooansel for- the prisoner while the crows business was looked after by mr- e f b johnston and mr w h peterson economy waiting for something lo turn up is a poor way of acquiring wealth neither is sncujing every dollar you cam a goea way there is a happy medium and but is to make sure every dollar you pay out for tlje necesiities and luxuries of life does full duty if you buy your goods from second or- third hands tbe parchasiug power of your money is decreased iu proportion to the amount the middlemnu expects to make as his share of the profits now we buy your goodsjust where they are made and from those who make them by buying in large quantities and the nature of our trade in guelph makes this necessary we are able to purchase from the very people the wholesale houses buy fiom so- that we actually undersell others iu the trade by the amount ot the wholesalo mans prcfit this is the secret oftlie importers success that he can offer customers the very fiaest class of goods at prices paid else where for goods of a low quality the daily growth of our trade is ample proof of the ruth ot these remarks as a rule people will buy where theyjobtain the host value and a glance at the customers liniug our counters in business hours sbows tbe popular opiniod of our advantages iu purchasing as compared with thoseofother guelph merchants 1 wc bavebecu devoting particular attention to ladiet and chil drens mantles and jackets this season and can offer you an almost endless variety to choose from aurgoods in this department rang ing all the way from 2 to 65 bryan co the leading dry goods howe gcueph successors to jolm hogg son fixe job ixii itealloii trruiiislsift tasirfofur 1 5si njlnk ikuujetc 5 lumueli houtt tbe mill ia liolriis ilock of 11 kind oflanjefkilsl toiiostoijvkcobi-jlwia- r- uortji strayedt fl r if utuavku lo lo 3 am i erin it d ofscmir iwot err mi i i ts jsktfjih september il of inoru iqrtriii4 yilj shj fflokcelicjuj new fall goods sew iall goods j new pall goods j new fall goods j sew fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods j new fall goods new fall goods j new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods i new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods i new fall goods i new fall goods i new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new eall goods new fall goods- new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods- new fall goods new fall googs new fall goods new fall goods new fall- goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods- new fall goods new fall goods new- fall goods xew fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods new fall goods we are shotting the largest and best assorted stock of goods in alf departments that we have yet shown milliner- 0rkfiiliuerujcnuieutilwjiiaurof my farmer icuou out millinen tn rery lurft- couie tild lure ttor ontar uid set voor work done in a i ityle we uuju ifccjty of uoaroiii orders suieiidid tssortiueat in til line of ijuck oooaf mantle goods coujc tod toe our luuue goods ujil we tie cleariar out it price iwir down we bttfl tiad very urge uje in ibif line uot we eta upwj too with tbe beet coodt tt tile lowest prices t we trc tiwtfs receiving ucw rood q goods drew goodt from 10c perrtrd tad upwtrdt tvery ltd wtatinr t oie jkets boujd liuy one of ocr bobed dresses we utre them in til the snsdes tnd tt idl prloelxtrt cood txlaes uuck tiid colomi kearicuss ask o see oaz brsided setts to initeh tu our grats roods- blankets and comforters aoe our bmakcts thd comforters- ws ctu teurou thoso goods st piioss thai will sston uh too tliej- sre so low lumber aad sliiiitrife thk uuderiirjiod live oil lisjulltkjv tt liuituoase tvout luuafliill lumber thd tr preiwrd to lupoleiilbss other buildiiir si rctsontbl prleatiss ploo tnd cedsr ibiucles t slso oo hsodt taymkbboriai f sale8jiej waited needed with us orcatdtriujmlbi2i i fart mufa ipeciaju oalrit tnt aaick and got cboice of unilory luunjtk ii k hookkb to itoebtilk village pioirertyftrsaie ata the nndersiixlliaiurctihujnid u it- kolrt walter to oficr or ale tib m in actjcm conhining of lot in bloek ilntoal lot is a cood frame dwelling t rba haj soft water aad a ooiaber ot fniirtitm 5w terms and particulars ajrrlv st ones to- y h r koobe fftoj lbess offlee acton oat nqtil tenders for wood- acton p school tendkiis vill bo reccited ly tlj- crm np to tbe 15th november for thirty of dry beech and maiilc cordkodijnritii- cnt from socad body timber ituj eords its delitered at oucc at urn sclool the bilaact t r uookk- secretary inijetlkat i dlttjbtaxi j ha 1kg dooe btuincss hi cnailafoyeanicr i reimtation ind rcspocsibiliit kbiuffo- ed we want three men in jonr ridniiy to a- present ua to whom exclusive territort t21 be glren hand tome outfit free alarj and a- peases paid wedldy steady tuipioyxrieat tk jear round write as at onct for lava hardy stock for cafada a tpeciajty uaybkothiaanuiierjiuti rochester xt lowl howl sid d r ernest uall boyllculltlii ci rijykltux hlbxi3fx 1olvllimc eye diutuicijt i 2iuuiax- thll lale assistant in ceutnrtroudoneu71ia aud ear hospital kte exiu ywie imi tiuhxx will be at wellington hotel gadph first uri third taarsday of each uionth fxoni 10 ijdl ts muii j i ornct si avwiue strttu coliege stnctsjj toronto i busiyesschakgei thk utidersicbed wishes to inform the ytihi and his uuincrons casuiucn tbatmlai dispomd of tils baichrriup bosinecs to kent james a- edward matthews who will coaneat the neatness as heretofore in disposing of the imsiaess i desire lotisasih thasit my costaiuers for their kind and ebasli sajiporl during the years i have beeainbbsiaest hero at tbe sauio time i woold basfeak jor ufssrs hatthews a coo tin nance of tltat x- rago resuns assured that they will i tbefe at- moat to aere the best intcreu of ahwbodti with them i r- w h jltliedce jomfortabe dwell clothing sec ocr ileas catu that we are telling al tiso each 1 fiood est for cue dollar our otramake good overcoats trout wjq np r ladies and gcntlemensfurs great stock of ladies and gcnta fun t rigfit icicea boots and shoes oor lock is full and prices low and quality cood- see oar ae stock hen womens and hisses over shoes jnd kubberc we handle the celebrated orauby goods in all the widths groceries ctcap line oi proviiics chcairtt tea and bugari in the martet remember the rigiit place for bargains is at the glasgow house we kite cot month itrat jlno ucw double frame 4ft- ri bvmeratennc two storslls3b u i atuched hard tnd soft walis cocrtaf oterylrespcct aud xcuu fdtcn p foe sale- stall jiael uief 1 jfhe briciclad residence on itn street soxmrtoitojev with larso kitchc attaebrl hani and soft water in the house teams and uxticutaxs made knovft tipoc tf- pliealion u raxe ratss office acw ajctctiot sllie th manuof lacrc5and itoct tndinit aents of the late jeremiah smith will be sold bv auction on tuesday november 19th at i oclock pjl i tuuii5os tho westjrt of lot noaw- bfi sassaawca ticnlanscejiosicrs or spplj td t auctioneer itain laidlaw a co uuthiie i wittgodpb endorsbdlotei ill hi i clearing henderson mcrae co kgton fmll goods m kelly bros hcton the right place to get right goods at right prices is at kelly bros ordered clothing our stock of scotch kueltsu irish- french aud cauadiau twoods and wonted buitfucs isutinfii and overcoatioaa is ot tut choice patterns and tho best qualities iu the market iu this branch particularly we pay sieclal atteatiou and stiartotee satlafsctlou every uue our cuttr has had long iorieuce lu city trade and understands every branch iu the business thoroughly a good tweed suit made to order from 1300 up an elegant good wonted suit made to order from 18 00 up we can make you a good tweodyaots for loo don mjsi your chance to secure these goods u tba prion an rhjbl rerdywrde cloth inc we hare iu the readymade cloth tod uue a too lirse tocjt of mans youths boys and childrens overcoats and bolts all prletw and lies boys overcoats from eaao up aloni overcoats from win on tho largest stock of gents vornlshlnb lo un county are to be seen at kelly bros and the prices are right we uats shvery large stock of uudenrearthstsl and caps at the lowest jrlees x jood itook of tuple dry goods alwsvi on hand oood factory cotton fie yd all wool 1aanel 90c yd our stock of groceries is lareeaudoomplateaudalwaystrtssb any kiud of sploes 80c lb s bars electric soap or 13c of couxso erenboay adiuiti our ass jaiwn tea is the best i kelly bros acton attctipbpsatff farpn stock- implements wm moobe lmcted the uudcrsiiinoj to sell by psthc uctiou on hi premises lot 01 cuo 2 esuesing ou thursday utli- nn ailib stocs 1 siiaii carriage harw55jcirsqltrs by kyjiiawk iwoyearold fillv pot h liw- chief 1 yoke oxen 8 yuars old and behing sjoolba 1 milch cow tyeisod 1 uiilch 5 years old 3 heifers s uars old 1 yuwlifls heller i yearling steer 2 spring caives la 4 moqihs old also a number of tawls- iitlejkts 1 hcun- kh binder t csls sulky harrow i unl dnil 1 jleury hoftiac- 1 sett iron hajrows 3 klesry pju 1 uny fanning mill il llouiij giani caitins bcx 5 ber waggow 1 lett bob 3cii3l tup busst aiuiostnew 1 cutter almost ucw x stlt wnjl harness 1 sett double cajriaschttiscffiincwijl sett heavy harnemiucwc ssctt jlowhar- coal stove newi s bo stews 1 cook stove l iugarkwutje ajkirk bam1 new sbovejs acts ldca rakes stud other art id c ix uumtjrociw teiustwllve mouths i rwiilm a joint noua au icr ecu ou jr caih serve as the projricior bis rented his fsjss ilf hijistileelv atictj fl the cultivator am country gentlerhi the bet op the agricultural weeklies fana crop3 and prooesm hortlculluto 4 truitssrowms llye-stoiianapifiryitf- jtjilo 11 sjo include si kiimur diirliiirn atul ij sucli s ito ioultrj wmi klzmidc 1udiiij iouicvtk v tad s souitutn of tho sows cl lljc x usitrt bpomsi unuusllrtocipicbsj urnth sluiulion is iid i0u111 lroslctj 01 w tmportulor ill qnosuouwlcn tollnfj whsntobcu huliborwllvuliilrtlrf tndm bkcelit eslakokllent cottslra j imjuu mstur thin eter uflort tlwsjwnp- uoopfloo b o50cu tfr unt wt o s bl lalbeductioxlaeur club rates for 1890 bnbacrlpuoos in ouo imutsiicc a 7 nbyarwltoni do do tv trortitbusicrlptjoni an 1toj1xbw bnhwriuen or lbmvsgg 1 in ssttmiinrnow wo will scna tho pspcr tesrj ton oor rtcdpt o tho rtmlttsnm jsnnsu 1st 1m0 with disjp tnictiaeilcoissklcc addiao r- lother xncker h0n iulluhs aliaayji- y j hi n trl if