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Seed Barley. ‘vv‘ wâ€"--_ , :3“ Seea'narxcy for sale by It. vuu. sheath. Benetton. “I", ’u' uuuuu U ........ One of the greatest literary hits of the season is the story of “Baby Bunt- ing : or. the Alphabet of Love." by Laura Jean Libbey. which is at present being published in the columns of “The New York Family Story Paper. The paper containing the Opening chapters of this wonderfully popular romance appeared on the news stands this morning. The tremendous rush for that number by the young ladies of the town shows clearly that the publishers have struck a bonanza. “The Family Story Paper" is (or sale by alignewsdealers, or will be sent to any address four months, postage free, for 81.00. Norman L. Munro. Pub- lisher. 24 and 26 Vanderwater Street. New York. A Good Article. [15“ At a low price is sure to sell. We areselling of! our stock of tine home made Blankets at from 83.00 per pair. Flannels. 'l‘weeds, Full Cloths, and all other goods at the same low price. If you want to get Bargains. come early and get your choice. 0. '1‘. Young. Bea- uarton Woollen Mills. Easter Cantata. Baby BuntfingAzaln. 13"}: 09.va for Potatoes. Oats and Peas at R. Dunshcath’s, Beavertou. Constable Wanged. _ ‘ I -1- LL_ -uâ€" .v' vâ€" v_-- Au Easter cantata. will be given in the Methodist Church on Sunday evening next. mghest Prlqe.‘ VVJstuâ€"uv -- .. The Ontario County branch of the Dominion Alliance, we notice intend pe- titioning the Government to appoint 3. Scott Act Constable at a. fixed salary. The reason for this is that it is diflicult to get constables to do their dutv in this law. Canadian Manufaotures. nu- .. Gou‘EO'Hodgiggon‘s for your Shirtings and Cottous both in endleSS variety at Sacrifice Prices. also double-fold Sheetiugs. Worklnz. “VI nu‘u‘.‘ Barrie is working hard to induce the C. P. R. to locate its road to Sudhury on the west side of Lake Simcoe. to pass through Barrie, and at; a recent meeting of the Council, a. deputation was ap- pointed to wait on Mr. Van Horne, to place the scheme before him. All [3’ Kinds of Firewood for sale and delivered to any part of the villageâ€"P. Mchllan Sons. Beaverton. "o“. I - U. The regular fortnightly meeting of the W. G. T. U.. held on Thursday March 22nd, was largely attended. After the preliminarv exercises. a vote of thanks was passed to the chairman and other honorary members, who had kindly as- sisted at the lecture on Wednesday. March 2lst. The Committee on Band of Hope \vork reported as having suc- ceeded beyond their most sanguine ex~ pectations, havmg now a membership of over ninety and holding meetings in the school every Friday after four. At last Friday‘s meeting. badges were given out and temperance leaflets distributed among the children, whose enthusiasm in the cause is verv marked. A com- mittee was appointed to see about rent- ing or buying: an organ for the Band of Hope and it IS hoped that they may be successful in their mission. New honor- ary members were then reported and it flan decided to have an open meeting for the honorary members on Wednes- day. March 28th. the ladies providing a suitable programme and refreshments. It is expected that a very pleasant and profitable evening will be spent. It was also decided that, as the lecture by Mr. Neil had been so well patronized and productive of‘so much good. in the way n ‘,____ _-r.‘l -9 -- forvfiérk initiR. Dnnsheath‘s Beaverton Informaflon. A correspondent to the Uxbridge “Journal," writes as follows to that. journal :â€"-“Sir,â€"-In your last issue, I notice the Boaverton EXPRESS 119.3 the gfprocxlritvxgzvâ€"lianorary “members and 6f difiusing nspirit of temperance among the yoqu people (3f the village. the set. v..- J'“â€"u erl, , vices of a popular and §§ell known lecturer from Toronto should be secured. â€" [0031.] Richest Prloo uvv-uv â€"--- _,_.- C. P. R. located to run through Ux. bridge. thence north through the Black River valley to Benverton and so on to Gravenhurst. Now, I want to put the EXPRESS on the right tmqk. The C. P. R. extension is expected to run from Claremont on east side of Uxbridge town. thence crossing thelMarsh between the 10th and 11th cons.. thence to Marsh Hill. where a suitable depot will he built ; thence bearing a little to the east. following a natural road bed through the village to Saintfield. then following the valley of Bluekwater, thence direct to Gravenhurstâ€"a shorter and more direct route. a saving of sev- eral thousand dollars : the engineering difliculties are much less and the cuttings will only be sufficient to fill the valleys. Mmsn IIii.r.."â€"â€"Yes. this is another-to be added to the many routes. which have been laid out for the road and like all the rest the most feasible and cheap. We have no doubt Marsh Hill will yet rise to ho a speck on the man. but it will certainly be a very small one and it will also be a long time hence. Look Here. Take your Cash and get your Goods nt llmluson‘s (flooring Sale 10% less st llodgann‘s Clearing than my Home in town. Exam!“ EEotnl film's. FRIDAY. MARC}! 30. 1888'. Children Cry for 0f the W. C. T. U. attended the school on Friday lust and organized a Band of Hope. Great enthusiasm ex- ; ists among the youngsters. I Directlmportatlona. ‘ J ust arrived at Hodgson's Cheap Cash ‘ Store a Very large assortment of Gcnts' { F salt and Fur Hats, haul and soft, also =,.L_ "It-.. n..ll.._:. 1"..6‘0‘” Ru. : Shifts. Ties, Collafs, Cufl‘s, kc. ’ New Town Hall. ‘ The Committee who have in hand the report. in reference to the proposed new Town Hall, will meet on Saturday next}. Highest Erlce In gain I .1. h, aprlnz Flood -'-vuu- ' -vv.. 'l‘luo river is now at flood owing to tho heavy rains and thaw. Road The list of properties ofiered for solo. by the Exmuzas Real Estate Agency and if you require anything in that line call or write us. Correqmudeuco promptly answered. Have you property to sell. place it with us and we will endeavor to fund you a. purchaser. No charge made unless a solo is etfocted. Tho Ladlos. mai‘BtEggvs at R. Dunsheath‘s, Bea- vertou. St. Paul's Church. The annual Easter meeting of the members of St Paul's church will take place on Monday evening April 2nd. It. is earnestly requested that all members of the congregation will attend. SpringMIIAlklneryt . _ Our \Iiss 1‘a) 101‘ has justretumed from being in the Milliner; markets two weeks selecting the latest novelties and designs knoxxn to the trade. â€"Jonx Honcsox. Struck It Rich. â€" Mr; Theo. Dumont who returned home on Monday from Barrie. intends return. ing to that town again as soon as he has disposed of his belongings here. He has secured an excellent situation there. For Bulk Pickles go to R. Dunsheath Real Estate. i "If you are interested in Real Estate, fair reader, e\aunne our list found else- where. A number of fine properties have been added this week. Coming to Beaverton- A grand Conservative Mass Meeting is to be held here some time in J uno according to the “Packet." At the Beaverton Woollen Mllla. ci- Blankets, Yams, Full Cloths, Tweeds, Flannels, Guruseys. 8:0. c., all goods away down 111 pnce. Call and see thum. C. T. Young. Look Hora. ‘ Whoa womcmmmpummm [3" Read Tm: Expats: and keep am quaiutod with what is going on around you. l’ivc lien Killed (in .1 Snow Ploughâ€"Seven More Injured Orillia. March 22.â€"The most fright- ful railroad accident that has ever liap~ pened in this district, took place to-day about noon on the Northern railway about three miles this side of Kilworthy and about 17 miles from Orillia. where. by five men lost their lives and seven, more or less injured. Earlv in the afternoon a message reached the station to the effect that a terrible accident had taken place and when the train due at 3.55 came in at live there was a consi- derable crowd at the station to see it come in and learn the particulars. From various sources the following was glean- ed :â€"About ten o‘clock this morning an engine with snowplough in front passed north from Allandale, where the plough had got its crew. There were twelve men in it and it was in the charge of Conductor Glassford. It appears that the snowplough should have held over at Severn Bridge to allow a freight and colonists‘ special coming from the North- west to pass. It was not held. and a collision occurred at the place mentioned ‘ between it and the special. The colonist train was running at the rate of 125 miles an hour and the snowplongh ‘ about 20. The wav the poor follows i were hurried into eternity was something . appailing. The snowplough left the l track and owing to the crash between V the engines and its engine falling on it I when it left the track. it was completely demolished. Roadinaster Wilson had lhis head nearly severed and his legs broken and another unfortunate man had his brains knocked out. Up to 6 o'clock to-mght three of the dead were still in the wreck. horribly mangled. At the time of the accident the line snow was falling and it was impossible to see but a very short dis- 'tance ahead. The trains came full tilt at one another; the engineers and firemen having: just time to jump, They were uninjured. All the killed were in the snmvpinugh. which needed a gang of twelve men to run it. The 5 killed are (hen. Wilson. roadnmster, ; Teosdale. (liipin. llope and Fee 'ler. When Baby m lick. we gun but Guiana. When she wu n Child. oh. cried for Cutorh. When the bocuno Min. Ibo clung to Cum Pitcher’s Gastorla. DISASTEROUS COLLISION ON ON TEE NORTHERN. RAILWAY MEN KILLED. Having bought out Messrs. Harrison Leslie of Beaverton, I beg: to say I have opened up business again in the old standâ€"next door to the “Hamilton House." I therefore trust though I have been away from Beaverton for the past four years that all our old patrons and public in general will again extend to us the same" liberal support and confidence we were favored with in the past. which I shall always endeavor to merit and hold by fear dealing and right prices. You will find every department of the business well assorted with all the newend fashionable Goods of the season consisting of NEW AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, NEW AND FASHIONABLE TWEEDS, NEW AND STYLISH NECK TIES, NEW AND BEST MAKE OF BOOTS 3: SHOES, NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES. NEW AND FANCY GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, NEW AND FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. MOURNING GOODS, A SPECIALITY. You will find the Millinery Department especially attractive this summer as Miss Leo, (formerly with Messrs. Harrison Leslie and whose services I may my I have been fortunate in securing) has selected a large and elegant stock of all the latest designs and novelties in the trade consisting of ENGLISH. FRENCH and NEW YORK FASHIONS with beautiful trimmings to match. As Miss Lee is a most accomplished Milliner owing to having had a long experience in New York, we say with every confidence we can suit and please all who may favor us with their patronage. Trusting you Will call and see us the first time you are down, TEN PER CENT- DISCOUNT FOR CASH. nghcst Price Paid for BUTTER AND EGGS and taken as Gash. Any Amount Wanted. Spring Work. We are making evory )ropamtion to accommo- date the large necessit es 0! this section during the present summer and as Building. kc. promises to be active, we are more than on- coumgod to actively compote for the trade. Do not contract for Envntronnhlna or other Tin~work until aooing us. Wo will quote you figures worth your attention. our mom is equipped with everything in tho Tin-lino as well as a good assortment of Several Second-Hand Stoves on Hand- Bargains. I! you no building Amman dnn't fall tolntm- duco a Furnace for heating. W0 chn tank]: you 50 Close Nam, Baum-ton “mob in "It. Tin-Shop. P. S.~Pleose note the following : EVERYTHING CUT AW. Stoves of various kinds. Have yoiâ€"a Pain anywhere about you ? USE PERRY DAVIS “PAIN KILLER” and. Get Instant Belief. IIWARE or llll‘l'ATlONl. 25 Ots. Per Bottle. PREPARING ANDREW MURRAY, Beaverton â€"â€"â€"FOB-â€" BRAVBBTON. QEnwfimfim gmgg WE BUY 0M1 FBGM THE BEST FIRMS That our Goods are appreciated is the fact that Our Customers lnvariably Return to us. Our _WINTER Lines in BOOTS and SHOES We have still in stock the FAMOUS ALL FELT BOOTS and full lines in OVER- SHOES, which we offer for the balance of the season AT COST PRICE FOR CASH. I! fresh Groom“ Amm may. We confidently appeal to the public on those grounds and so far not in njn. I Am Yours, Truly. and the numerous unasked for testimonials we are constantly receiving. This is not. remarkable when it is known that And then only such goods as we know to be correct. Excellent Value 'AY DOWN IN PRICE. . TISDALE, Are tho best in town and L- J- CAMERON. BEAVERTON, ONT. Beaverton, Ont.