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BEAVERTON Brio/1 and file Company 2101132113, 3 rafterns. ma Rouors,‘ L! OUOR TEAS " ”Seed. mus, Bmdors, Ioaporg," 4 -- Collecting A .. 9.209. .. â€"â€"DOING BUS1\I‘. 88 IN...â€" GANADA AND UNITED STATES. -â€"WARâ€"'â€"- ESTABLISHED m I884. Railwav convenience known as Tailors Siding runs directly into our vards and "us. anv- ing to purchasers coat 0! loading. Freight paid on Tile in eat lots to any station within thirty miles of yardl. Good. Current: 2511:: 51. School Books 31121:!” S 2. All kinds Rugs. flit-Laos. Much as. Interest allowed on dcpmits 5’. tho rate of 5 per cont. Notes Lollcctud at lowest rntcs. oflloellours. IO :1. In. (0 4 p. m. Saturdays 10 n m In 'J p m. \VM. TAYLOR. l have now on hand tholarg est stock 01 Lumber ever in town, of all grades 3nd at all prices 1mm 85. 0 to 89.5.00 per thousand. SCA [‘LING, 4' H; '. SHINGL‘“ .h. no.“ Woudville Cheap IEA Stole! waits branches. mu] Ml Amints in (‘mmdn am' the United States. uxcricnu currency bought and sold. C. GILCHRIST, agent for first-class imam- . ance Companies. does insurance at what it 8 worth and no agent’s fees required. making a uving of $1.50 to the irsurer even-mime. fiBANKERS‘gr MERCHANJ‘ 7- BRICK AND THEE! SAVINGS’ ])E PARTMZENT‘ 'JOS. J. CAVE, Publisher. J. S. MCMELLAM. Bills turniahed to order at Shortest Notice. C. GILCHI‘JS'I‘. Woodville. Money to Loan . at a low rato of interest. from 2 to 2) years. 0. GILCHRIS'I‘. Clerk Village of Woodvme. . Woodwille. Ont. Address BBLVBBI‘ON BRICK AND TILE C... Boaverton. Out. Boavotton Lumbar Yard. The nuderslgnod beg to announce to the public tint the have formed c partnership uu er the Iboye nvmo and are now propuod to an All orders for ' on good security. Drafts issued upon tht Tasmanian Bank of Carmel Farmergfl 'Eiaizid‘Mowors, at Beamérton Fauna}, ry ’ A 3K. SMITH Proctor' a Brick Mock. first door east of Town Hall With which you get a. valuable book with every three pounds of an. BEAVERTON, ONT Efléfl’lfl Q 5573' 0N Till-2 SHOBTES'I‘ NOTICE. per thor- mmhmflllg MONEY Till BEST QUALITIES 0F TEAS - K" Gang P'loughs, (2 and 3 E 010 31' TO LOAN ' . MADILL. Manager. From 200ts. up. “’00 DVILLE. U, 20:59 Rakes, HENRY KOYLE. .UJ - '1‘ HOT 1 V 1‘] I‘ROI’RIETOR n" T I}.TH, -â€"-North Victoria and Ontario General Advertiser. ZHEO G, I! ' \‘3 uhl: :. l‘ A” h " Mme x-I 3w 7, {lumgrovcz (‘k grove. 'r‘cb. 12. .\p 1 3 QZCL w Cir/w 7..-: c . arc 3953"”. “if .... .. . . l. \"(lfiflw : (“Hi-E Jon. 3. Ft"). 2' .x :- 4. Shin. 1'. 0.: . 3. N1 :5. "mug: ._ :(‘u County of Ontario! farm fm Sale or to Rent. d” Beaver-ton. Feb. 11th. 1881â€"5 ,1»in A'Nb' BRONGHITIS , 05h". ON RECEIPT 03 PM" E L . , 150.; Remus 812:. u1.co Anna- .9 FUEORD a 60.. BnocKVILu. c‘ 7 Dou: L: TntA'I-u'." .' SOUTHERN .. pm ASTHMA CURE CATALOGUE?) FREE. 1331:1sz 06., 6.363311. Ont. NO MORE PILLS! By Order. Division Court Sittinzsâ€" 1837. V mama-600m“ "lclo 88¢. PER BOTTLE. ESE . Cm: “w m: ZC Fa ‘TANT RENE" . on ‘Iur‘ I.‘.().T.‘1cv10mwll, Whitby -- 2. l2 Mn) :3. JunoQ, July 3. \'n\'. ".1302. 2. :(‘As-zk. M. Gleason. Gretnwood ".IL : ('lvrk, M.Glccson.‘(ircon- “BELL.” >9 .ch I. I".\ I: EWIILI” Chuk oi the Peace. ORGAN ms LIKE m cmumzu LIKE I"! mun-mucus.“ rr cum LIVER CONS-NW. mops 18080583: MSW. Dunn-A. Loss orAmm SICK rims, Unapproached for Tone and Qualiig. Thanh. containing Hm'xze and “'0” m -.i. I':fl.‘8 apply -;.V, U-,n.|«;uville. or POSITIVE BUHE P011 CATABBH. Immediate Halls! P0“ Gold In Head, um: raven. EA! * '1.‘ '1‘“ USE. WOODVILLE, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1887. hirul‘mn. Port Sept. 0. u‘ .. 13, HUN ‘1‘, Ephr- S« 9;. m. Dec. 17. 69mm><mm .CO-Q E wmmmsz‘ vn m, l-‘cb 11, if" (l ll. iJAcoa BARNES, woonvxnw‘mo mvnnmx. Pumps and Churn: of it! kinda to «do: at ahott hotico. um boin notation of, lucid” sud hid-y sumwmxar‘ ammwmmw ' and mum! manna». BEAVEBTON BAKERY. P. D. McARTHUR. mass 312mm, 3W3 and 243m: alwav’s on hind Woodvillo Cuho; I hereby be; to notify the public of Beavertor. and surrounding country. thut I have leased the Blacksmith Shop of amoral Blacksmith: can! In:- m Horse-shah. act” N; which the best of cure and attention will be salon. MODERATE VIRUS. W. J: BA’I‘2'QJJ, ”IDES. SK Ian Bark \‘. JAS. SNELLGROVE'S CARRIAGE WORKS. E '1 flaw; P J Ind am now prepared to do 311 thotwork ‘ in my line : omhillo Customer. flupp ledby D. A Campbell, and nrdei‘d fupvr lPastry, c left with him Will receive prompt attdntion. BLACKSMITHIN G. The 11 PA RSONLS d i359 3583 DDYILLE AN') pmvzm wave ya: a Pain‘ nzyvia 02‘; M50151: you” . 133'" _. AIDA w” ‘3? «w 3:.ch- can Get 13159311: ,?.a1iic‘3. eswxe'z or mum-me 21'. 25 0:9. Per Brttio. Boaveiton Ashland is situated on the shores of of Lake Superior about 75 miles from Duluth. Most probably there is not one of my Beaverton frien ‘s has ever heard of the place before, but it is not more than two months ago since there was a boom here that for wildness of specula- tion almost equalled the famous \Vllllll- peg Boom. Until a week ago 1 had never heard tell of the place myself. but at present it is the spot in which Pro- vidence has cast my lot for a short time coming almost direct here from Canada. The manner of living is extremely hard to fall in with. and every thing is so dif- ferent to what we have been used to. This town presents acurious appearance to a stranger with all the features pre. sent, in a very large degree, which are so prominent in booming Western towns viewâ€"Salome, Hotels and Real Estate Ofncos. ' ‘he town consists of one long street xtending over two miles along the Lane shore, and I don't suppose there is a farm within 20 milrs The forest enroaches right up to the Main street. It is hard for a stranger to find out where on earth the “boom" came from. But Americans have a peculiar 'knack of raising ”booms" where other people would see nothing but barren- ness. The very atmosphere of this country is permeated with the “boom” fever, and a city or town that has not got one is “away back." Ashland has had hers. Duluth has one, St. Paul’s has A Beaverton Boy Abroad. one. Fargo, Bismarck, Jamestown. Minneapolis, Omaha, Sioux City and St. Joseph “gall booming away in great style. T e newspapers published in those respective towns indulge in genuine American Bombast and Spread Eaglei Nuarding the “wonderful pro- gress" s were making. and “This 0 ty is deal tied in a few years to be one of the greatest in the Union, etc. etc.." suffices to say (1‘ all the 1; mm and cities I’ve been in since (0 nine here. There i: not one that is making such substan- tial progress as our own Toronto, when an American newspaper estimates the population of “this greatand progressnve city" at 150:000 inhabitants then you will be perfectly safe to put it down at 100,000. The tendency to exaggerate seems born in the average American citizen, if a person was to aWallow all they hear and read _abont this country, they would eat all they w uld see. Happening to take up the t. Paul "Globe," the first article to' catch my eye was entitled, “An English game of doing injury to tle Commerce .of the United States." T ‘0 article contains a few facts and an unfiommon amount of “Rot." It recount» hh interview with a Major Peabody, a great American rail- way authority. and among a great many other things he says that. “Emissaries of England had a hand in the devising of the interstate commerce bill as it could not be framed better for ruining the commerce of this country, and places us in the eonimermal pOWer of Canada." Regarding the C. P. 11.. he said, “Retal- iation is in Canada’s eye. and her (Jana- diau Pacific will carry cereals and all other merchandise for nearly nothing, and lose money all the time for the sake of weakening the roads of this country." Of course this is not of the worst type, still it is conceded all over this country that the C. P. R. is reaping immense benefit from the inter-state bill. in another place he says. “we are at the mercy of England in acammercial sense just as well as in a naval sense,” then there is a whole column $101 up in the an no style. Thzre is a great deal of interest taken ove ' here in the move- ments of editor, O‘Brien. full double- headed oolunnz appearing every day with new mt oi his movements. and ed".- to ink: written in-red hot condemnation of the “heartless tyrant, Lord Lans- downe." Americans as well as Cana- dians haye to keep the weather eye o_ieufo:tho I iih vote. Charles Dickens‘ estimate of "the great Amerian pee'ile” with their bombast about “our Insti- tootions” etc. etc.. is not in my opinion the least overdrawn. Nearly every per- son has read his description in “Martin lhuzzlewit" of the American‘s dining. Their customers have not changed since lus time. As soon as the dinner bell rings there is a mad stampede made in the direction of the dining: hall. The oulooker is almost forced to the conclu- siou that they have like Dr. Tanner. been fasting on pump water for a week or so. Mechanics get Very good wages up here. liriclilayers in fit. Paul's getting Impressions of Wino-ll- uni Ill-cu“. 31 to 85 per (la). ' thmcxs, however can do better in )Tomntn or mw of our Comm! :1: l cities. M lix,’ ‘ * i; so \crv hig'l here that the t way; at“ v. mm 1m: «1 wi 1 not {‘3} (I :ivi'mwv in the mice of (ll) than 1305K I): an 11' ll] ll hes; w 'znorl ll be here, May 18th 1887. The council met at 7 o'clock p. 111. Members all present. Minutes of last meeting read and approv- ed. Petitions presented :James Cam~ eron and fifteen others for sidewalk and drainage improvement on Simcoe street east of York street ; F. Stewart and 8 others for constructing a drain from Franklin street to the railway ditch on Lot 18 Con. 6. Communications read from R. C. Strickland re. Trent valley canal. Moved by Mr. Young, seconded by Mr. Cam bell, that the sum of 025.00 be paid to r. Lachlan Cameron in aid of supporting the village band.-â€"-Carried. Mr. Roger Thompson was heard re. his account for cutting ice and letting ofi water on Main street. Moved by Mr. Young, seconded by Mr. Westcott. that- in the matter of the account of Mr. R.- Thompscn, this council consider Mr. Thompson has been paid forall the work ordered by the commissioner and de- cline to allow anything more.â€"-Carried. Moved by Mr. Proctor, seconded by Mr. Young, that the sum of 850.00 be grant- ed to aid in makinga drain on Franklin street and outlet therefrom said drain and outlet tube laid with 6 inch tile and to be constructed in such a manner that it will have sufficient fall to carr off water, 4.} inches below the level 0 the ground where Franklin street intersects- Mara road and the tube carried thence: easterly along Franklin street to the eastern extremity of said street at a depth of 4 feet 6 inches, said outlet to commence at a given point on the rail» way track, the drain to be completed to- the satisfaction of the village commiss. ioner and the money to be paid to the contractor on his certificate that the drain is so completed.â€"Carried. The petition of James Cameron and others was ordered-to be laid over until the next meeting when the matter of public im- provements would be considered. Mov- ed ht; Mr. Young seconded by Mr. West- cott that this council do now adjourn. until Friday the 27th day of May 1887 to meet at 7 p. m. and then to hold a Court of Revision.â€"Carried. celebrating the Queen's Birthday. it seems strange to have the day pass and excite no comment. V ' Yohrs in tribulation, M. ( Aahland, May 24th. 1887. G. Smith, jr.. to have lot 44 S. Bay St- asessed to himself, appeal allowed ; A. Sackett, to have the dog assessed to him on roll assessed to John Gordon, appeal allowed. Moved by Mr. Westcott, sec- onded by Mr. Campbell. that this court do now adjourn until J 11110 13th to meet at 7 p. m. to allow the assessor to add a number of dogs to the roll which have been omittedâ€"Carried. Council pro- ceedings :â€"-â€"A petition presented from Wm. Smith and about 50 others praying that a new sidewalk be constructed on Bay street. petition laid over until next meeting when it is intended to make the appropriations for street improvement. Communications received from James Stevenson re. Trent valley canal, no ac- tion taken. Moved by Mr. Proctor. see- ouded by Mr. Campbell, that 50 copies of the detailed and abstract accounts be printed in pamphlet form. provided the cost does not exceed 98.00 and that no further advertising he necessary.â€"â€"Car- ried. The f)llowing azcounts were laid on the table and ordered to be paid :~â€" John Cmneron, assessor, on account sal- ary, 610 W) : Dan. McInnis, 1 day repair ing plank, 81.25 ; H. Musgrove, i day repairing sidewalk, 62 cents ; clerk for messenger sending notices Court of Re. vision, 75 cents. On motion the Council adjourned until June 13th to meet after the Court of Revision. GEones 8mm jr.. Village Clerk. May 27th 1887. The Council met as adjourned from last ~ meeting. The members all present. After taking and subscribing the oath the members form- ed a Court of Revision to hear and de. cide the following appeals : Alexander Calder, assessed too high. appeal dis-- missed and assessment confirmed ; Dun. Gillespie. assessed too high. appeal dis- missed and assessment confirmed ; H. Waller, assessed too high, appeal dis~ missed and assessment confirmed : Wm. Turner, assessed too high, appeal allow. ed and assessment reduced to 8300.00 ; Hollowuy‘s Ointment and Pills am he- yond all doubt the most valuable 'nnd most convenient medicines that travel- lers can take across the seas 'to distnn , chmcs. for change of climate and “I'J new conditions and surroundings of life to which they will be exposed will an- snred' y «rive rise to great disturbances of the eye? . :l and to such special morbid states x.” ‘10 blood and constitution gm- ornlly as will render the use of these ml fectunl remedies; highly nmeqsnrv. in:- they will find in them it ready and «m: . means of relief in most ‘oi tlw «l. mm which nillict the human rim. uni ~' ‘ them at hand lhov mnv lw NM 1.» L a physician aha-n: w n: thoix' mi ‘1 VOL. XI, NU MBERâ€"17 [lur Village Fathels. M. C. C.