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Merchant,. ......... n:nttold. .r. S. Doney. do ....... Tyrone. F. L . Andru· do ........ Orono. A. W. Ce.rveth, do ........ Leaks.rd. D. Allin. do ........ Ne,vcaatla. Robt. Wotten . ............ ........ Columbu3. W. c, Ler>t· Merchant, ........... Courtioe. ,V. Bl'.Hett.' do ............ Solina. . - . 'T. Yellowlef.r;, do ......... Bowm11.nv1lle. P. 'frP.bilcoclr. do . . .. .. . .. do And Postmaaurs ever:rwhere.. · BOne dollar will pay for tbe ST..l.'l'lliilM..6.N f.rnn1 Jtow to th" end of 18114.. .Ap:ents are ·no~ allowed to accept lcaa. Where oonvenlent irene..,,.11.ls should be pu.id to publiaber, as we allow no conl!ni~sion en re11ew11lB. Addre~a. · :M. A. J'AMJGS, Bowmanville. l BowMANVILLE, FRIDAY, Nov'B 9. =====-=--.--- -- -= , JCU.NICIP.A,.L :E%'I;RAY~GANOE. At the meetlng of the Town CouncH·ou niionday night a· vote of some $80 w::i.s passed to lay a sidewalk from .Tohn :Fletcher's. house to Town's mill. Mr. ~ Porter, Ch11.irman of the Roads imd Streets, ibrought in a most respectful report, shtting that they neither had the lumber suitable uor time to lay said sidewalk this fall, and urged that the matter be left over. This did not suit Mr. Prower, the reeve, who seems to have a mania for lay~ng sidewalks and spending other peo-ple's money, and so far as he was able voted away an amount of money which mjiht just as well have been thrown in t'11e stove. The Roads aud Streets Committee have dune all in their powel' to meet the wishes of the people in making necessary repairs and building necessar)t' 11idewalks ; but no reasonable man can say that the sidewalk projected is a necessity. There does seem to be an extravagance ~reeping into our Town Council which the dectou will do well to check, as they will soon have an opportunity of doing. l\fr. Prewer boastingly said t.hat hG would vpte money for any projected sidewalk. We wonder in case he had a tenant in his house if he would give said tenant all the money he asked to spend necessitrily and unnecessarily 1 Would tlw.t be like W. P. Prower? But voting v away other people's money is another ~uestton vvith liirn. ' We very much mistake the opinion of 11e r'2:tepayern, too';'"irt11ey endorse the p10position of tho Public Property Com_ mittee to add twenty-one new street lamps to those already in use, but almost use~ l~ss . The first cost of these lamps will be not less than $225, and as Mayor McArthur remarked, the cost of lighting and keeping them in repair ,will be an enormous amuunt. Added to t e sixteen now in use the iiost of thirty-seYen lam ps at $15 a year each will be $555. 00. Are the _,.. peo_plt: uf Bowmanville ~illing to be saddle<l with an annual "burden of this a.mount? We think not. Many find a difficulty in paying their t:ix es now, and with- hard times staring us in t he face .a.gain, economy should be our watchword Tather than useless extravagance. If Messn. Prower :md B_ounsall expect to make votes by useless expenditure of tl1is l)ature they will surely miss ' their aim. No one is satisfied with the lamps 11ow in use. Few of them ar properly trimmed and lighted, and excepting a few or them plane d on corners where there are d eep ditches or obstruction11, they are of no pra(}tical use anyway. For iustance what use are the lamps in front of the scl,1001 bniklings, near Mr. J. McMurtry's, on Liberty street north, r:.nd the one n ear Mr. R. Hambly'a 1 Unless there is a lamp every four or five rods on all the princpal streets so as to light the town thoroughly, not more than t en a;e really required, What do our citicens ~hink 1 EmTo:a s~'A'rESMAN-D111AR srn.- By inserting t.he enclosed article you will W:m learn that the banquet to Sheriff confer a grnat favor on the tempimmce H>ple of this town i\nd l ocality. Paxton fa to take pla.ctl at Port Psny on cause and p1 'When whiskey is used so commonly as an Friday evening, Dec. 7th. election agent I\!! wns done by some can'rum Dominion Parliament will, 1t is didates last year, and by at least om, this year, I think the time h1lll come for nll understood, be called together for the who favor temperancf' principles to unite denpa&ci:i of busintiss·cn the 17th of .Tan· and elect only men who 1·1ill not eell their manhood for a glsss of liquor: . U!.ry. Tbe "Temperance Vote" of every IT i~ now positively nss·ted that the municipality ought to he a factor of imGrand Trunk will assume control of the portan"e at <ivery election. In many Midland Railway on the 1st of January 1 places it may not be strong enough to t 1nominale and select its own meu, but it nllX · I can always-if united-hold a balance ot WE. learn th.at Big Push Wilkinson h'!.s · pow;.r, and by it.s_ influence _secure the been sent back to U1.ibourg as inspector of elec"1on of the ~0111:nated ca~d1date moet · in accordance wnh 1te own views. weights nnd measures. This is humilia.ting, Canvassing will soon oo'llmence iu anindeed. ticipation of the January mnnioipal election8. Now is the opportunity for our THE Toronto Everii1i9 News has been · friends to combine, antl flinging aside un· sold to Mr. E. E. Sh.ippard, son of Elder worthy sectionalism, rally to ihe support Sheppard of this town, and will bid adieu of an effort to secure the repre~entation of temperance stint.iment in every council. to the Mail Buil:l.ing in a week or so. . :Municipal councils can do much in the way of restricting the liquor-traffic. They MR. D. W, ALLISON, of Adolphustown, have power to liru1t thennmberof licenses, has been chosen .Reform c&ndidaiG for the rai~~ th i>ud.<1rd of accommodation for vaca.ncy caused by nnseati"lg Sir John the tr1>1velli11g public, and r11oiee the liconee Macdonald in Lennox. The meetinll( was fee to any amount not exceedtng two hundred doll;us. Bv the exercise of this unanimous and enthusiastic. power, mnnicipal councils could do a grea\ deal towards minifying the ev1ls of intern· A DIRABTRous fire in Glasgow, Scotland, pernnoe, and if temperance men at'e true is reported to ha. ve ca.used the des~ruction to their principleP, and united in their of ovo~ $2,000,000 worth of property and action, they han so iufluence the composeveral lives, while m1my persons are re- sition a.n :i char:acter of the coming councils, tba\ 11. long stride may, by their aeported injured and mi»sing. eistancc, be made in the direction of proTHE Duminiuri Uddfellow for the past hibition. If we are In earnest in our denunc:iatlon two and a half years published at Napa.- of the terl'ible drink-aysiem, let na eagerly nee, and which has proved so very snc- seize this opportunity to haropet· a.nd ce&sfnl as a society po.per, has been sold to li111it-its operations. Let every muniolpality at ouce organize a solid phalanax Mr. J. C. Jamieson, of .Belleville. of determined voters, who, regardless of THE Canadian Women's Suffrage Asso· party, or other minor con~iderations, will ciation of Toronto intend to present a make a pledgo to restrict the liquor-traffic, an essential qualification of any candidlilto petition to the Ontario Legislature at it~ for whom they will vote ; then there will next session in favor of the extension of he found men who will not dA.re to do th e municipal and parliamentary franchise otherwise thim make such pledges, and carrv them ont to the hentifit of the wb<Jle to vrnmen. com'i:nunity. -CrrIZl\N. THE que11t~on of Minister of Educatiou. '!lenus Snperiotendoot of 'Jl~dncatiol'l. is HAMP'.OON SCHOOL REPORT. being considered by the teaohern' esaocia~ions throughout the Province. The deT~ie following is the report of the Senior cisions so far favor the former. We heari- Division of Hampton School for the month of October. The names arc arranged in ily concur. order of merit : BUSINESS failures are becoming terribly Fifth Class-Herbert Barker, Albert common. Amun~ the late nnes is that of Elliott, Eva Whitlock , Norman CryderMeaar11. S. R. Warren & Sons, orizan man, John Lavis. Fourth Clas3.:......Jabez Elliott, William manufacturers, who have foiled for $20, · ~ red Mason, Llew000; assets about $10,000 ; wages consti- Barker, Mary Rogers, l! ellyn Ellis, Annie Stonh ousc, .Tennic tute some $3,000 Qf the liabilities. Ward. Thit:d-Cla.ss-, sen . .-!Maggie· R <l'gers, .,SOME of our Conservatives are frank 1\.1llile Cole, Hattie Lavis, Edward Tre· enough to acknowledge now that -times of nouth, Gertie Brown, Elsie Cryderman· intlt\tion and deproaslon are periodic, re- A. J. Reynolds-, t~lr r. gardless of who may gnido the helm of HAYDON SCHOOL REPORT. stu.te. .A. new' N. P. Is urgently needed, 88 h11.rd times are coming upon ns now. Senior Fifth- Edith Riggs, Junior Pu1lLIC School te11.cher1t-ar.e negotiating Fifth-Ernest MotleJ" Fl)urth - An nie ·Mountjoy, Milton for 1884, aud o;ye no,!e-with pleasur1i that Wer,ry. many of them ere getting an increase of S enior Third- Erena Riggs, Sherwood s::.lary. Of btti years salaries havo de- Rundle, Joseph Mountjoy, Norman Runalined until there i11 nry little ind.ae· dle, Maud Ashton. Junioy Thii'd- 11.hoda Avery, Byron ment for any wide-awake young man to Oke, Morton Riggs, Willie R iggs. continue in the profession, Second Class- Annie Drimacombe ,Ettie been unseated. WMhington, Willie Sharp, Ida Ryan, THE students of Cobourg University .t\,lbert Aunger. issue a monthly journal called A.eta Vic· The namea are arranged in the order of tot·iana. '.!~he October No. is to hand and m erit. it is full of interesting college news. Mr. Auction Sales. H. J . Snelp;rov11, formerly of thia town, fa the business ma.nager, and we are sure A list of Mr. Phillip's aales are kept 11t he will make: a good one. the STATESM:AN office, where arrangemea\s Tim Woodstock Sentinel-Review eays can be made for sales wi~hout going to H.a1:npton. this has been a bad yoar for Manitoba SATURDAY, Nov. 10.-Certa!n;.portions of newapa.pers, the Morris H erald being the land, described in adverti11ement in fourth that has been sold at Sheriff's sal11. another column, being the eatatd of the late W. Lammima.n, will be 11old l\t Three newspaper· in the Province have Phillip$' Hotel, Hampton, H . T. become defunct entirely. This fact sh1.iuld Phillps, auoticneer. tend to make the people kind to those WnDNMSDAY, Nov. 14- Mr. Rich. Hill, that remain. lot 30, con. 3, Clarke, will sell 7 horses and colts, 12 hiizh grade cows, heifers, &c., 13 sheep, implements, etc. Thie is an important unresened sale. Begins at 1 o'clock. H. T. Phillipa, 11uclioneer. THURSDAY, OoT. 15~ -l\lr. Robt. Parka, haYin" rented his farm, will sell, without reservG<, t he 11holo of h is farm ·tock, implements, h&y, etc., on lot 15, con. 5, Darlington, north-east of Hampton. Sale at 1 p. m. Sse posters. H. T. Phillips, a11ctioneer~ Jl'!fT"Notice ot sales will be published free in the STATESMAN when the sale ~ills are printed by ua. OWS WAN1'ED.-2 Renewed Cows &91.Uilled in the wanted at once; also 30 Cows to oalve any time before J1<n. 1st. 1881. ..\pply io s. past. I would resp ectfllll~' announce t hat I will COTTON, BowmanvH!e. 276-Bw· shortly remove to th.~ !4 ~W !'l'l'ORlt erected on OJlSE r oR SALE.--A Stylish Driver the premises formArl7 oco11pied by me (one Yonng e.nd SjJ\md, or will excbe.n11:e for oue a lady can drive. .t;.pply 11,t the S·r..i.-rlil!llllAN door East of Mr. Hackler'11 '"here I will be OJllce. 27H! pleased to show nt)' stock of OR SALE OR TO H.ENT.- The Bowmanvillo Mills. Posse·sion next M1u·ch. F.'or particul1ns apply to Messrs. Los· 41 ; > comlie & J.eitli. Solicitors. J3owme.nvllle. or to 'l'AXES have been paid on 230 dogs in R. 'l'. Haynes, Esq., Cote St. Antoine P . 0., P. Q. ~76·4w. thfa town this year. There are about 50 of - -- ------- - - - -- -- all o! ~he latest and most aR hloniibl11 d~s. more in town, however. OR SALE o:a TO RENT. - A Splendid Dw..,lling House (lately occupied by CALL a.t Morrison's and see the choice It. Widdecumbe) situitted on NorthW est.Corn"t' stock of primroses, chrysanthemums, Second and Elgin >It ., Bowm,.nvi!lo, n(lnr l·'nrniture Factory. A'pply to MW'l. O'CJONNO li, Bowmanville, O" " ' :.1 t: ·~. hyacinths, &c., for sale by J. Chaplin. at IJr. l!eith's. i76-tt ----···-- -·- BY all aippearance Murdoch Bi-01.. are OST ON . THE ROAD BETWEEN doing the leading grocery trade. They l'lowmanville, and my pl1'ce, lot 2, con. 8, took in nearly 2,000 lbs. of butter last Darlillj{toa, one Logginlir Chain, Hammer, bl\g week. lw. and 11. few N11.ils. '£he llnder will bo suitable reward by writing a.few lines to 'l':rrone P. 0., rm~ C. M. church of this town hae 11:iving me !nformtttion whore I m-.y get them. just reC'.eived at tho 276·2W* selected Dec. 2 and 3 11.R the date of their JOUN STAPLE::;. church a.universary ser vices for this year; HEEP .ASTRAY-Strayed on the P articulars at a kter date. premises lot 32, con. 3, Clarke, a RAM. Ministers. Lawycea. and others whose occuo· 'l'he owner is requoste<l to prove property pay atiou git'es them hnt litLle exercise, use Car- cost and take hia1 away. JONAS SAMJS,. 276-sw· ter's Little Liver Pills for torpid IiYer and bil- Newcastle. lousneee. One pill in 'a doio. TEER ASTRAY.-Strayed from lot 5 Ladiea' .Astraka:a Coats, Men's Coon B. F. Darlington. a Red Steer 2 Years old, Coats and M:en'11 Rmsism Do,({ Coats ait little stag hooded. Rewurd for return to \V. Cooked in any !<tyle or by the CA Na H. OSBOHNE, Ilowmauv1lle, P. 0. 2i6-3w Conch, Johnst on <-'Ii; Crydermane', On Thursday evening of last week a large number of friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Cole met at their residence, Ha.mpton, to participate in the celebration of the 25th anniversary of their wedding day. After a sumptuous supper liad been partaken of social pas· · l 1 tunes were ll1C u ged in. About 10 p. m. Rev. VV. R. Barker was called on to offer some remarks and on behalf of the comi1imy to present to Mr. and Mrs. Cole a rich and useful collection of silverwttre. Short speeches were made by Messrs. W. Rogers, W. Werry, John Lee, W. Hepinstall, J ease Luke, I. L. Brown, M:. A. James, Thos. Hancock, C. l\'I. Cawker and others, all speaking in highest terms of the high Christian and social standing of the b1·idal couple in the estimation of their friends. Mr. Cole made a suitable reply, thanking heartily the donors for their valuable presents ¥lld their present and past kindness. After singin" some appropriate selections Rev. T. Ferrier offered prayer. The party dispersed at an early hour in the morning. Following is a parti.111 list of the presents with the names of the d onors :-Mr. and Mr11. T. Ward, Mr. a.nd Mrs. C. Pascoe, Mr. and Mrs. H. Elliott, jr., Mr. and Mrs. .John Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ward-silYer cruet and pair vases. Mr. a.nd Mrs. D. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Jon. Bray, Mr. imd Mrs. T. H. Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. S. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. W. Werry, Mesers. Young & Cawker, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cryderman, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. J11.me!!l-do:t.. dessert knives, silver cruet and silver butter cooler. Mrs. Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. M. Cryderman- silver pickle cruet. Mr. and Mrs . .Jesse Luke-3 silver table spoons. Miss L. Gully-silver pickle cruet. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hepinstall-silver cream pitcher and spoon holder. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cole (merchant) and .family, and Mr. and Mrs. J . .McLean-handsome silver s~gar bowl. Mt'. and Mrs. J. Goyneinlver cup . Mr. and Mrs. E. Cole- silver sauce cruet. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee and Mr. and Mra. J. McGregor-doz silver tea spoons. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Buckler -a beautifully chased Rilver syrup pitcher. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Barker-silver sugar spoon. Mr. 1111d Mrs. J olm Luke and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Luke~silver fruit dish . Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Brownsilver card receiver. Mrs. E. R. Wilcox.....:. pair silver salt stands. Mr. Jesse Coledoz. silver knives and forks, nn<J an itlarm clock. Miss Annie Ashton-silver thimble and holder. Miss .A. .Toll-pair large vases. Master Fred. and Mis~s .Bertie and Gertie Lee-pair fancy vases. Misses Edith and Alma Cole- richly worked wall bracket . Mrs. H. Elliott a.1{d Mrs. T. Ward-pair everlasting boquets in silvef holders. . _, Misses Young, Lawrie, 'Bra';f'I Cole and P a.scoe presidell iJ). t-lrrn at the organ during the evening(' and Mr. a.nd Mrs. I. L. Brovm sang several duets. On the next e'l'ening the C. M . church choir and :1 number of young peopl e met and surprised Mr. and i\'.frs. Cole. They spent a very enjoyable.time till midni<tht when " merrily home they tripped. " So~ne interesting episodes might here be mentiuned, but space forbids. LL D.,Jud1,1e ,,f Incliuia. J. Fitz()'erald' Publieher, 20 Lafayette Place, Ne"';' y nrk'. ~ricA, post fr~<', 15:oen\s. The chief res11lts of Solar research are ably presented· and popularly explained iu this little work. · A gentleman who alwayR k~pt a supply of Dr. Dows ~turg0on Oil Liniment on hand for his horses. for which it Is a soverelg11 remedr though to try it on hie rheume.tism from 'l'Thioh ror Y6>11rs he hail deen a sufferer. whs.t wns hia delight to find tlrn.,t It cured him completely. $ oo Al.nm!n!nm will p~y for Tnd/; and a $6 · ., GOLD HUN'l'IWG CASE WATCH. $9 85 will pay for Truth and a wlTCn. RUN'fINH SILV!tR CASE All other Papers n.nd Magazines at loweat rates. Address, clndl11g CoJ,Jital. St0m Windiulf'WA'iCH. ~ will pay for Tn·th-a weekly MagU azine,. inc!url lng 11o Waterbury Wate& and Cham . BIRTHS. Mci>;o,VAN-In Bowmnnvme, on the 6th inst., the :'1fe of Mt·. Wm. McKowan, forem 6n of the 8'1,A'J.1.RSMAN T. YELlOWlEES, office, of a eon. V Al~IE'rY HALL, BOVTMANVILLE. DIED. KERR-Ot> Nov. 4th, 1833. of heart disel\Se at tho r esidence of his brother-in-law. Mr· .Artiiur \V Burk, at Rowmanville. Frederick 01·lando l\facKa:v Kerr, adopted son of J'. K · .Kerr. Esq'. , Q. C:, Toronto. Tho remailJ" were ti.ken ;o 1I"m1ltou on Tuesd1<y for interment. MA:«:s--:--In Verulam, on the llnd inst., E!izn· beth; WJfe of Mr. John l>fa.na, aged 75 yrars 9 months. Deceased was mother of Mra Thns Bingh"m of this town. · · ...- ---· ~..==-··- ········- - ---.. -·--- ·· s -LO 0K~ BEliOlD !. ---- ""?""~--- NEV\/" BOOTS&SHOES have j ust r:r rb ed at the BOWMANYILLH: MARKETS, · Oorr·cted up to 1 o'olcck p.ni. ev~y Tlni,raday BY J. & D. MoDOUGALL. Sign of the Big Boot, TYRONE, Flour, per 100 Th.,.., .. $2 75 .. to ·. $3 Ot imitable for fall aud winter wear. Fall Wheat, per bus.n.... 0 95 .. to. . l 00 Spring Wheat, per bush. 1 00 . . to. . 1 05 ~Grea.t Barg:tirns will be given for Ca11b.. Rye, per bushel. · .. .. · . . 0 58 .. to. . O 60 O!lts,pAr b·jshel. ···· , . . 0 30 . . to .. O 32 PeWl,Blne............. 070 .. to ·· 075 ·ryrone, November 1, 1883. 2i5. " Blackeyes. . .. · · · . 0 85 .. to. . 0 90 ,, Small. .......... 0 00 .. . to ... 0 70 SAL~ Barley, No. 1. ........ 0 00 .. to .. C 62 ,, No. 2..... .... 0 QO... to ... 0 57 ,, No. Q······... O 00... to ... 0 52 BY .JOHN McMUBTRY. Butter, per lb. best ta.ble.. O 18. ,@ ·. 0 19 Lard,t" lb ..... ....... ,, .013 .. @ ·· O 14 ---~--;Eggs, <!:"Joi:.............. O 00 .. @ ·· 0 20 PA.Rel!:!, Nul\inen 0 :-a ;--Thc Nor lh 3Q acres Potatoes, per bnahel. ...... 0 155 ·· ~ ·· 0 60 of the South H alf or lot iu1rnber l!:i and the Sou.tu 25 acres I)( tlrn North H air of the same lot rn t be sixth conco;,~iou or D~rlington. PARCEL NUM'flr:r·. l "W O·-TLo North 20 acres of lhe Seuth H ~.:I 01 Jr,,, number 24 in the 6th concellllion CJf Dtu·ti11 g1,oa · P.i.~-~n.aii:E-'l'welve anc1 one hall ae ftl 'Cll.J.th ll1 >lf of lot nntober. <ff r· · t for S.S. No. 19, Darlington. for 1t~:°A~~ 9 lat ply to W. CRYDERMAN, or C. W. SMITH, ~tt~~ti.,, · .. . . to En niskillan, P. O. 276-tf, i..e~~ · rITTEACHER W.AN'l'ED.-Female ..._,ld- .Hampton en1ber next, at '~ JL ing 3rd claes certificate, for Junlo- .Jepart- Condilio11s of i:ial,r,,: 1:,(!,· , ment of tho Orono Public school. oaln.ry $2!MI. v- c .srue. Duties to bei;dn Ju.n, 1st.. 1884. Apply up to to Il.obort Armc·,.. }J. T l~.i!1L LI P8, A.uet.iooeer. Nov. lll~h, 1883. to W. THOM.1?80)1, s~cmtary Bowm1mvllle, Ock h~r 17, Li83. School Boa.rd,Orono. 276-2w NoTICE"-Pe1·~uu8 b~:-i~;; uln.lms u.g.t ~);" · EACHER WANTED-Male 2rid or osta.fe are notified to present t he same prior oo 3rd cla.sa, dutlee to commencB J'an ua.ry lat, date of this sale to Hoberc Armour Bowman' 188i, for S.S. No. !J, Cl11rke, bounty o! Durha.m, ville. Application with testimonial's andsto.ting satp=ar to be made to the under8i~n~d, JOHN CA ~76-2 EBON, Se rotary. Orono, P. 0. W. H. HICKS. AUCTION YAlUA~lt F tiR MPROPtRTY. New Advertisements. , .......,...,T~~,~~~i~~~ T A ~YOUR TAXES-TakeN-ati,fe t}j.; ·w..uants must be issued a11:ainet an r~t: payers in the Town of Bow1Uanvllle. whciae taxs shall remain unpaid on the 15\.h Nov., inst. · COLLE'CTOft, P C H F MILLINERY, FLOWERS, FEATHERS AND FAlmY CUODS F MRS. Al:~DERSON. .-------·--~--- L WEEI POTATOES, Oranges & Cocoanuts S GRIAINloCgfrlRIAIL! OYSTERS ~yster S 'Those having any dyeing to do, should, in erder to ensu:e brillia11~ tmd lastieg Premises. lot 10, oon. 6, Darlington. about colou, bny their dye 11hi's from J. Oct., lat, SIX LAMBS. 'J~he owner muet prove ORANGES, property, pay exo ea~es and talo them away. :lligiJialtothll.M dt loB. COCOA:NU'l.'i:;, 275·Sw WILLIAM WIGH'l', 'l'yrone, ABOUT 30 friends of Mr. C. Bounsall met at his residence and h eld a surprise party by way of celcbr.i.tin g his 67th bir thday on Monday night. A social evening was spent. THE 34th a.nniversary of the S of T., this town, will be celebrated by one of their popular entertainments in the Town Hall n ext Wednesday night. Good pro· gramme. E. Carswell takes pa.rt. 7 :30 o'clock. Go early and get a seat. frc:n Lot 11, Con 6, Da.rlSTR!.YED ington, a Red e.nd White Heifer with lnrll.'e white wpot on face, two yea.rs old. Suita\lle l!:lFER H Helfer old. lle,vard ASTRAY. - A D11rk Red SHEEP ASTRAY- Ci.ma into ths Crackers always on hand reward for recovery, 'WM. li!:cl..A.UGHLIN, 'J'yrons. ~n-w with white spots on body. ll :rears fot' rllturn to THOS. E. W .A.SHING TON, lot 26, con, 6, Darlington. Solina, LEMONS., CIGARS, TOBAGU OS, THE Marquis of Lorne and the Princess Louise arrived at Liverpool on Monday and were accorded a flattering reception. In reply to an address from the Corporation, the Marquis referred to the increasing prosperity of Can&da. and the awakenWE are sure all publishers will endor~e ing interest of England in the aff~irs of the views expr!)ssed by the Pickering the Dominion. News. It say11: "Several of our most THERE are considerably over a huridred proruine11t contemporaricts ha.ve this year school teachers in Durham county, but adopted the payment in advance system for subgcript.ious to their publications, there were only 59 in attendance at the and will not. under auy coneiideration, recent county conven.tipn in this town, THB GEM SEWING MAOIIINE send out a paper unle~s this rule is strictly and' many of tho~e were in at tendance <earned out. We are heartily in favor of only part of the time. School Boards Surpasses all others in finish, fine workthis move, and would like to see it adopted should pay the expenses of teachers at manship, symmetrical &ppearance, light by (}V P-ry U8..,.spap1>r pub lisher, imd uo c conventions an d then their attendance runn in ~ , dmability , u.nd qu ietn~se. See what McClunp: BrOil., proprietora of the only udoptetl but strictly adhered to. The should be compulsory. "Popular" Dry Goods and (Jlothing Ho1.X1e, amount of tuoney lost to the pnblish"r 'l'HE new Governor-General's full title is say: yearly throug h delinquent anbacribera is Bowmanvill1t, Oct.23, 1883. thus given in the Canada Gazette:- " H is JOSEPH RUSE, ESQ., largo, and it is t ime "remedy was ·intro· Excellency 'the Mo11t Honorable He~ry .A1:t "Gem" Sewing Machin~, dnced. A dollar ia not such a large DEAR Snt,- We h»ve much pleasure in Chat>lee Keith Petty-Fitzma.urioe,1\iarquis l\I'-< nnnt tha.t it cannot be p~.id at ona time of Lansdowne, in the County of Somerset, tegtifying to the merits of t.h e " Gem ' " a s well 11s anoth er. Sewmg Machine. We hH>ve had two of E arl of Wycombe, of Chipping Wycombe, them in oon:1tant use in our Tailoring DeLORD L.1.NSLOW'.NE ia the s<rventh G ov- in the County of Bucks, Visconn' Caln partment for some time p<lst, a.nd we hne eriH,r-General under whom Sir John A~ and Cdnstone in the County of Wilt!I, and no heait a.tion in pronouncing them 1Jerject in every respect . · Yours trnly, Macdonald h us served. The Montreal Lord Wycombe, Baron cf Chipping WyMoCLUNG BROS. Gazette says Sir John was sworn in as eombe in the County uf Bucks, in tho P eerage of Gr eat Britain ; Earl of Ker ry A Query Answered. -People often ask R eceiver -G e1itiral rn the spring of 1847, :i.:, d hen ce he h ,.a serve!!. under Lord E lgit1, · ~nd Earl of Shelburne, Viscount Clan- when is the best to take a blood puritler1 We aruiwer, the beat time ia now. IlurSir Edmund H ead, Lords Moock, Liijgat', maurics and Fitzmaurice, Ba ron of Kerry, dook Blood Bitters dose its work of p\lriLixna.w and Dunkerron, in the Peerage of Dtifi'erin, Lome and Lanadowne. It will bo fyinrt r eg1dating, and t oning · the syateru ._, at all tim es and a.11 seasons. - Purity in all 40 J ears next November aince Sir John Ireland. " That poor bedriddm invalid wife, sister, in all things is always in order when re· entered political life. mother, or daughter, can be made the pic- quired. · Ayer's SarBnparilla. works directly and pro- ture of he,,.lth by n few bottle11 of HopBH· ALW.t.Ys bny railway and ataamahip mptly, to purify and enrich the blood, improve tera. Will you lit them wffer! when ao ticket. from W . R. Climie, a~ y our leisun, tho ll.ppetite, etrengthcn tho nervoo, and brace ood u.n trouble when in a hurry 1brtiug. up the system. It is in the tl'uest ~ense an al- easily c11red ! P erspire under McCluni Bros.' Blan·terntive medicine. Every Invalid Enould i;:tn Chtldren'll Wool Jackets at S. MliW!On & kets, They hue a large atock- Cheap ! Beine. t atria.I, FIGS, DA'l'ES, CANNED FISH, &e. P.O. 2i~ TRAYED. - Came on the premises, lot 8 Broken l<'ront, Darlington, a. Black Pig, The ow11er is req1iested to prove property, MJt. YEL:LOWLE:ES has commenced dis - J'IO.Y e:xpenses and take it awil.y. GEO. 'l'.A.IT, tributing Globe W11.tcbes and GTer ybody fo Bowman ville. 273-3w delighted with thorn. Subecriptiona ·He RESS & MANTLE MAKING BY pouring in daily. Call at Variety Hall MI8SES POWJl:R & JA:U:ES. over Mr. 11.nd ~ubscribe &nd see samples. Only McMurtry'e atore. Le.dies from a distance can have their garments cut &ud fitted on $3.50 for W eekly Globe and Watch. same day while th.ey wa.it. 273·tr THR HiddenHanclCo.give a mat inee this OUSE AND BLACKSMIT f:l SHOP (Thursday) afternoon, entitled " 'l'he in tl1& vi!l1t11:e of Orono. for Salo oi;.. t-O Dream, or St. Pa.Lri~k's Eve," for ladies Rcnt.---:tha one formerly known ae Cla~'a Blacksmith's shop. A. izood opomng for a generand children. Tickets 25c. and 15c. Doors .Blacksmith. Apply to JAMES .POI. LARD. open a.t 2 o'clock . This Co. play in the al Orono. 27i ·3w' Town Hall to-night and Friday night. S ~Th~ best stock of Confeotionary in Bo wmanville is at the GRAND CENTRAL, next door to New Post Office. D P. S.- If you are t hirsty and get a drink of CRONK. call H Administrat or's Notice. 'l'o Creditors, and rill others having claims· "11;11inet the estatoof Ma1·,- t'ta.rneby late of the 'Village ot Orono, Tow:nahip or rna'rke County of Dm:J1am, (wire of th'> ln.tt'I Guy Gamsby,)· who died on or a lJ011t the1 26·;h_ dt1.y of April 1~.3i are hereb:r n0 Utl·1d to send byi p~st, prepa1a. or cloln·er to Tiohcrt J.Iom ent.Orono, Ont. their thristian 11.n ~ ·Ul'!Hs m o ·, address and descriptions and the full pl'rticulani of their claims, a ata,eilH ;l< t. oC th" account and the natu.re of the 1te~utities (i1 any) held by them ; ot· in default tlie.reof and immetliately after such last named date the assets or the said 1.r~,ry Grimsby will be distributed among- u.c p;;1tie~ entitled thereto regard being had J . ·J ' .G c1'1.itna ot which no'. tlce eh11oll h"-VI.'> be·.' .;if .,, a& otboV'e r11quired · and iho admlnistn.:or will not be liable for the said assetta 01· any part. thereof to any person of whoso claim ttOCioe aua.11 not have been reoeived at the time of Ruch distribution. Dated at Orono. C)l;t. 151111883. '1'HOMAS GAHBO'l'T, Adminstrator, Newmarket, ODt, 273-7w ou o r boror .. t.he 1 n r1 rlv qf December 1883' Snw 1 rns and public sµ eakei.·a are al wayB benefited by using DowNs' EL1xrn, as it reaove~ hoarseness and increases the po111er of the Yoice. T ake small doses oftfln. P~ice, 25c., 50c. and $1.00. 275 We neYer allow ourselves to be "nder$old. Ellison!: Co. We offer rare value in Blankets. l!;lllson &C-0, W e mea.n busmeas thla aea·rm. Ellison & Co. See our all wool 'l'weeds M fiOc. Ellison & Co. We are marking dawn ever y 11.rticle in stock. Ellhon & Co. People wondQr why we aell Over-coats 150 cheap Jl:lliwa &:; Co. ·we will sell bo:n Suits at hlill price this season. .Ellison & Co, Profits or no profits we are bound to Rell. Elllsoa & Co. We otrer all wool Cashmeres iit 50c.Elli11on&;Ce WJJ t1.ra r ed11.ciag prioes u lhfl begi11i·£ illl· etoad at tno <.in'1.. E tlt~on & Ce. L&dien Mantles and UlsW.rs greatly reduced. in prices. · ltllisen &z; 0&. You ou1(ht to see 011r Willccys at present pr!~·. . Ellison & Co. We ell'er Bargains in·uarpets. Ellia1m & Co. Onr old cnstoroere &re bringing their fr iends \.o eee the bargalne in Dry Goods and Clothing. Ellieou & co. We nre making a specie.I run o,n Clothing. Ellison&:; Co. In the prioee of Tweed Suits we defy all comEllison & Co plalnte. We keep all si"4:ls ln B~ys Clothlng,I:'.lli!oo&Co: P .U\Til!:ll aeldai u tor b&r,;a1as will Rot be 4111t.ppoi11ted, Kl.l.llO·" Oe. M.E. Parsonage, Enniskillen, for Sale by Tender. Tenders will bo receive;,or the purchase ot the M. Jli. Pa.r·onali(o, Ennlsklllen, up to Tnes· ilay. Dec. ~. 1883. The house is a substs ntial frame, good stable and driving hcmae. H ard , and soft 'Tater ; qna.rter acre lnnd, on which are 17 lari.:e apole trees. Seal.,d tenders must be sent to Rev. H. W. Stevoneon, Enniakillen, trom whom forthor particulo.ra 11rny bo obtain· eel. The highest or a.ny tondel' not neceesarily accepted, By order 276 3w. TRUSTEE BOARD. MILL FOR SALE. LOURING MILL in the township of F Clar ke. Kno;.-n as Adams' New Mill. Apply to AH'l'H UR CODD, Esq., or St. JOHN H. HU'l'CHESON, Barrister-at-Law, Bown1a11ville, 275-tf OUSll A.ND LOT FOR SALE. H One acre of land on which is a Fra.me Honse, bein(O part of lot 17, con. 1, Darllugton, on Front ltoad, ll l<liles west or 13owmanvlllc. Terms easy. Apply to R. B, WA TSON, Cour2'1.!l-tf. tice, P.O. 011 e.t ST..lTESMAl'l' office. ORSE FOR SALE. - A Good Younfl - - - - - - ·--- H Horse. risi ng ronr years old, c&lor dark .ll)Tl!:.ftT.l!l>l!IJl8.- Lowoet Rates for ad b.ro·Tn, S!rctl b:r Gambsy and Scot· T in :)71 sent tree. lands lil-lory, .A.yply to I. L. l:lRO WN, Hawp- Address CU,O. P. RUWlU,,L 00. 8pn1.ee Mrueh·~lla el ve..-th·in~ ton. . 276-·.- l'>t, :W. Y. lr""<l Jll>""'~p&pers It J