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COLBORNE, JULY 6th, 1905. --Mr. \V, Wiggins of Warkworth ■was iD town on Thursday. --Mr. Andrew McGuire of Toronto ■was home for the holiday. --Miss Iva Doyle returned from Cherrywood on Monday last. --Miss Maude Thomas, of Buffalo, is spending her vacation at home. --Mr. Roy Ainsworth, of the Str. Kingston, was in town on Saturday. --Mr. Rich. Floyd, of Toronto, spent the week end with friends in town --Messrs. Harry Colling and Stewart Cox are visiting friends in Peterboro. --Mrs. C. A. Yule has returned from a couple of weeks visit in Brockville. --Miss Lena Rutherford, of Pickering, is home on ner summer vacation. --MrB. (Dr.) Warner,of Toronto,was the guest of Miss Simmons on Monday --Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Simmons epent a few days last week at Coe Hill. --Miss Ethel Walker spent a days this week with friends in Port Hope. --Mr. Jas. McGlennon, of Rochester, epent Sunday at the home of his Below are given the names of thc sueces.-i Entrance Examination at Colborne and its ■< June 28th and 29th, 1905. Minimum 40 per o total. --Mrs. John Reeve is v daughter, Mrs. H. J. Foik, siting her in King- --Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Morrow have taken up their residence at Victoria Beach. --Rev. Mr. Thornton spent Monday with Mr. VV. P. Duncan, at Victoria Beach. --Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lycett, of Lakefield, are visiting relatives town. --Mr. Gordon Cox of Peterboro spent Sunday with' his Colborne friends. --Miss Phillips, of Scougale Bros, spent the holidays at her home ii Stirling. --On Saturday last a picnic part: from town syent the day at Presqu' ' Isle Point. --Mr. F, W. Walsh of Toronto spent Saturday and Sunday with his Colborne friends. Entrance Examination Report. Name Bush Ethen Martin Carrie Philp Adile Dickinson Rob Mutton Elma Peebles Grace Button Flossie Neville Hazel School indonald.. Teacher ..s. e. : .15......Colborne......W. VV. Soutlion____53 .13.......Penryn......Miss C. Dunnett____50 ..15......Dundonald......S. E. Dixon......47 ...14.. ....14.. .\V. G. ..Lakeport.. ____13......Colborne......w . w. soutlion. ...13...... " ...... " Marshall Harold ..........13......Lakeport......W. G. Dewey... Knapp Inda..........14......Colborne......WW. Soutlion. Rorke Luella ..........12...... •' ...... " Goodrich Mary ..........13......Dundonald......S. E. Dixon... Armstrong Gordon........14......Salem..........Miss E, Walker. Gerow Dorcas Bellamy Chas. Johnston Alice Nichol Allan Cochrane Alice tName ..........12......Colborne. ..14.......Salem.. ..16......Colborn .Lakeport.. W. Southo ...Miss E Walker.. ...W. W. Southou.. Dewey.. ..14......Edvill........Miss Nichols.. CASTLETON Age School Teache Mark; Haynes Pearl Honeywell Annn Coeney Joseph McMann Theresea . ...14......24 Cramahe... .. 15_______18 Haldimanrl.. ..13......23 Cramahe____ ...K, K. Pearce....459 ..Miss C Phillips..459 Miss R E. Wimbles "" .K. K. Pearce...... Wolfraim Janet ..........12......19 Haldimand.Miss E. G. Pomeroy 429 Shaw Leila ..........13...... " ' ..... Prout Ida ..........13......Caitletou........A. Mason...... McGregor Gertie ..........13...... " ...... " ..... Wilce George ..........13......26 Cramahe...Miss A. Richards. .391 Total number that wrote in Colborne 25, in Castleiou 13--total successful 27. Board of examiners i W. BELLAMY, B. A., Prin. H. S. < R. D. KEEFE, B A., P. S. Ren. ( A. ODELL, P. S. I. -Mrs Win wler returned on visit with Tuesday from a pl< friends in Perth. --Mrs. Wm. Pom^eroy^ewmpauied her son, in Oshawa. --Mr. Wm Dewey, of Lakeport left on Monday for Toronto where he will be located for some time. --Mrs. (Dr.) T. B. Hewson returned on Saturday last from a pleasant visit with friends in New York. --Dr. Gibson of Belleville was in Colborne on Friday last assisting Dr. Sargent in a surgical operation. --Mrs, D. P. Kane, and daughter,Jof St. Louis, Mo., are visiting at her brothers residence, Mr. J, T. Nunn, --Mrs. Alex. Paisley and family, of JVesson. Miss., are spending a few dayg with her sister, Mrs. D. Mikle. --Mrs. Latta, accompanied by her daughter, of Belleville is visiting at the home of her son, Dr. A. E. Latta. --Miss Slater, of Mimmico spent a few days during the past week at the home of Jwr, Geo. Carruthers,Lakeport --Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Workman, of Picton, spent a few days during the past week with their Colborne friends. --Miss Winnie Head left on Friday for Baltimore where she will spend two weeks with her sister. Mrs. (Dr.) --Master Frank Gill is visiting at Wicklow. --Wanted--We allow 30 to 50 cents per ounce for old silver. J. S. Jones, Jeweller. --Mr. Harry Crawford spent a couple of days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Gammer of Boston, who are spending the summer in Cobourg. --All parties indebted to the estate of the late E. J. Cox are asked to settle their accounts promptly. The business must be closed out. --J. E. Alyea, V. S. has purchased Rem a very handsome pair of bay geldings. -- They are live and six years old and | fhe will weigh about 2500 lbs will --Among the suplimental estimates R- Si placed on the table at Ottawa --Highest cash price paid for eggs A E. Donaghy. 45-3m --Dr. Perry Goldsmith the eye, and throat specialist of Belleville,will spend the months of June, July, and August in attendance on the eye, et and throat hospitals of England France, Germany, and Austria. He will resume his practice in Bellevill, about the first of September. 45-3m --Look out for bills of Rev. Station's Island excursion, July 29th Jul. nber the date a he Willing Workers Societj of ?resbyterian Church, Colborn, Did an Ice Cream Social on Mr ;isinger's lawn, Thursday even 6th. Admission 15 cents. July Specials A few of the many special reductions we have for July. 1Only, black mohair shirt waist suit, 34 bust, skirt 23 waist, length 41 inches. Regular price $7.50 for (Only brown mohair shirt waist suit 36 bust, skirt 22 waist, length 43 inches. Regular price $10,00 for qq IOnly brown mohair shirt waist suit 34 bust, skirt 22 waist, length 40 inches. Regular price $6.00 for f^^j qq 1<) Only white India Silk blouses, sizes, 34,36 and 38. {frf OQ Regular price $1.95 for $1*0%J 6Only white India Silk blouses, size 34 only. Reg- d»| 7Q ular price $2.50 for %pl./if. 6Only black lustre underskirts, lengths 38, 40 and (tl 42 inches. Regular price $1.75 for *PI« £0* 6Only black and white checked sateen underskirts, d?I o/\ lengths,38,40 and 42 inches. Regular price$1.65for •Vl»&\J* Millinery Almost At Your Own Price- "T*HIS is the Bargain month in Millinery. The Stock is still very complete and you can be easily suited with a pretty hat at a trifling cost, as all goods are being sold at less than we paid for them. isday appeared the item of $500 towards a wharf at Colborne. --Tho business of the late E. J. Cox has been purchased by Mr. C. W. Ramsay. All accounts due the estate must be settled on or before the 10th of August. --The Cobourg band has been engaged to play at Ontario Beach for one solid week, commencing Friday. June 30. The management wrote for the Piccolo Band, but as that organ-zation is out of existence, Bandmaster Scrogg closed the engagement for the Citizens Band. On Monday last an additional mail service was put on between Colborne and Toronto. The mail matter for Toronto, only, is placed in a Separate bag which is put on the train --Goods will be sacrificed for the next thirty days at the stand of the late E. J. Cox. Call and inspect fo yourself. See adv, in another Column. --On Wednesday of last week a newly married couple came off the steamer Caspian at Cobourg. They were from Rochester, N. Y., and are on their lioneymoon trip. They had a boat, tent, fishing tackle, etc., and started down the lake shore to camp and fish. This is a novel, but practical manner in which to pass their wedding trip. --While passing Port Hope on Thursday of last week Captain Baker of the steamer Hamilton, sighted what he believed to be the wreck of the dredge Sir Wilfrid, which foundered off Port Hope three years ago in a storm. The Hamilton passed going west at noon and is not opened until it reaches the Toronto office. I ™ ab^^^16. from~~shore. Matter for this train must be in the 1 11.30 a. m. While temporarily insane, Mr. A. --Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Duncan and child, with Mr. and Mrs. Jos McDonald spent Tuesday at Presqu' Isle Point. --Mr. Jas. Black, of Toronto, accompanied by his two sons, Messrs. Arthur and William, spent a few days last week with friends in-town. --Mr. R. Armstrong, sr.. has sold his farm to his son, Mr. G. E. Armstrong, ond for the future will reside at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W, H. Bellamy. --The funeral service of the late James Gleason will be held at his fathers house, Mr. Louis Gleason's, on Sunday the 9th day of July, 1905, at the hour of 2 p. m. --Master Allan Snetsinger left on Friday for Deseronto. He expects to spend the summer with his grand father. Capt. Jas. Dougherty, or board the steamer Reliance. --On Thursday last, the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church, Lakeport, held a very successful social and sale on the lawn of Mr. Geo. Carruthers The proceeds amounted to something over $80. W. Mallet, of Lindsay, editor of the Watchman-Warder, took his own life on Sunday morning in the press-room of the office. He was found shot through the heart. A Boer rifle, which Col. Sam Huges bad presented to Mr. Mallet on the Colonel's return from South Africa, was fount! by the side of the dead man with an empty shell in the breech. Mr. Mallet had been troubled with insomnia for weeks, and loss of sleep aud weak nerves had rendered him unaccountable for his actions. -- In the death of L. C. Bailey which occurred on Tuesday last, another of the oldest citizens of this place has passed away. Foi a number of years Mr. Bailey carried on a successful soap business, but owing to failing health was compelled to re-from the business. In his iger days Mr. Bailey took an active interest in everything that pertained to the welfare of the village He was a man of exemplary habits and of a bright and cheerful dis position. He was a member of the Methodist Church and for many, years was connected with the official board of the church. The deceased was in the 76th year of h age and leaves a family of three so: and one daughter. The funeral will take place at two o'clock this, Thursday, afternoon to Salem cemetery. Scougale Bros. Colborne, Ont. The Sir Wilfrid, which is woi th $50,000 was a new dredge, and foHndered while being towed down the lake to commence work in the St. Lawrence. ■Efforts to locate the wreck last summer and the preceding year proved unavailing. --The re-opening service of the Salem Methodist church passed off very successfully on Sundaj Monday last. On Sunday Rev. J. J. Rae, of Picton, delivered two very interesting sermons which were highly appreciated by the large congre gations pre. ent. On Monday a very enjoyable social was held on tho church lawn. The proceeds from two days services amounted to $800 which will cover the entire cost of repairing the church and erecting the new shed. --On Saturday last a young man named W. Smylie hired a horse and rig from W. Burleigh's livery to drive to Grafton, agreeing to return the rig me evening. He failed to re turn and Mr. Burleigh got out a warrant for his arrest, and after some inquiries, found that the animal had strayed into a farmers yard neaa Baltimore, who had taken it to Cobourg in the hope of finding the owner. County constable Smith accompanied by Chief Ruse, of Cobourg took the matter up with the result that Smylie was taken in charge, brought before a magistrate and committed for trial. H. M. ROBLIN. Eave Troughing and General Tinsmithing and Plumbing. Paints, Oils Varnishes Locks, Etc. Souvenir and Happy Thought Stoves and Ranges. H. .lM ROBLIN, Colborne. Mr. Tweedle occupied the pulpit on Sunday evening. Miss T. Bell spent a few days in Hastings last week. the guest Mr. Milo Jones of Rochester is visiting his mother, Mrs. L. Jones. Mrs. J. P. Abbot, goes to Belleville on Saturday to visit a few week; Mr. and Mrs. H. Ostrohout were spending a few davs at Hillier last Mrs. A. G. Abbott returned home on Saturday after an extended visit at Niagara. Ayer's Pills Vegetable, liver pills.Thatl is what they are. They cure! constipation, biliousness,! sick-headache. Want your moustache or beard ruokingham's a beautiful brown or richblack? use S^c?-- • - i3oaa.*au4*cow] MARRIED. Ferguson--Manning--In Colborne, June 28th. 1905, by Rev. S. T. Bartlett, Miss Jennie Manning and Frederick A. Ferguson, both of Colborne. Tweedle--Miller--At the home of the bride, on June 27th, by Rev. A. H. Foster; T. ±i. Tweedle, to Miss Nina Miller of Smithfield. Horses For Sale. BAY GELDING 4 years old 15£ hands, will weigh about 1100 pounds, well broken and anicedrivei Bright Bay mare 16 hands, 1150 lbs seven years old, a very handsome ani mal with good action and in: afraid of anything. For parti, M apply at Enterprise Office, Colborne.