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F. S. KING Bcnvcrton. July 26th, 1888. I hog to tender hearty thanks to the gentlemen who interested themselves so generously at. my premises on Wednes- dav night during the fire at tho Foun- dry, and to whose tlmolyefl‘orts is in a. large measure duo the prevention of fire at my premises. The undersigned wishes to expreqs to the citizens, who so generously and at the er~fpense of so much lahor assisted in preventing the destruction of his resi- dence hv fire during the burning;r of the Beaverton Foundry. his sincere thanks; for their manly. and timely scrvieer. “Friends in need are friends indeed” and without the timely assistance ren- dered by those present at the fire his home would no doubt soon have been reduced to ashes. J. J. GLOVER. Beaverton, July 26th, 1888. F ifty-two out of the one hundred and seven candidates passed the entrance examinations at Whitby with 14 recom- mended, and 32 out of 62 at Port 1’ My. For a long time Beaverton has escaped the ravages of the fire fiendjbut on Wed- nesday night we received a visitation which has robbed the village of one of ‘I the most valuable of its industries. . Shortly after eight o'clock the alarm of fire was given and on turning out it was foundlthat the foundry was on fire in the neighborhood of the engine room. The ’ flames, fanned by a light breeze, spread with great rapidity and almost before it ‘ could he reached the entire building was enveloped. Willing hands rapidly set to work to save everything possible but as i it was seen to be useless to make effort in behalf of tho foundry. attention was concentrated on the adjoining buildings and only by the most energetic and uu- l tiring labor they were saved. even as it was, the residence of Mr. J. J. Glover, has received a bad scorching. The fine I shOp is a heap of smoking ruins and we regret to say no insurance covers the loss We understand, the proprietor Mr. Smith, when last heard from was in Ireland and expected to be home in August but where he may be now it is I hard to say. as he intended visiting France. Mr. Colin Campbell also loses ‘ heavily in point of work ready for ship- ment and also the inconvenience of supply for contracts now in hand. A large quantity of new work belonging to the foundry was secured from damage . and the books were also saved, other- wise the contents were entirely destroy. ed. The loss of the foundry until it is rebuilt will be a serious blow to the vil- lage. not only to those directly depend- ent on its work for their support but to every farmer inthe country for miles around as well as the business men of the place. Mr. Smith has our sincere sympathy in his trials, which, by the way, appear to be an cxemplification of the time-worn experience that “misfor- tunes never come singly," as it is only a few months since he lost his cstimah.‘e Wife. The origin of the tire is a mystery as only a few minutes previous to the alarm, Mr. Alex. Ross, the foreman, was through the premises and no signs of smoke or fire were Visible. The loss is roughly placed at $15,000 and without one cent of insurance. Aâ€"a-.. CARD OF THANKS. CARD OF THANKS ”cannon Foundry Completely Destroyed By Fire. FIRE ! HIRE ! ‘0 07" 4.4 I “fix g9 Beuvorton, Ont. Monthlyliuatmnon shaved twice weekly ind hit! out ‘11:!)ng 7Q gem; pot month. an. .13.. com, Hair-Dresser. and urban TOWN RALL, LOT, _“-. .-- .- n. u rule of mtn'ost from ‘3 tu 90 years. .~\gunt.~: rm- tlm .\llun Line of Stumnships also for all Hm lending nowspopvrs. Mun: for 0 number uf first-class Insurance (‘0:IIpz-nit-s. I do Insurance nt :1 fair ll Hire and rvqmru nu [\m-nls’ hm thus making a u will saw- in},' 0! 31.50 to the insurer by dealing with me. I mn also am me MI I S u in lute: or mt. rest; .~\1zunt.urm- Kim for all Hm lcmlil Our Tms are renowned throughout the Country us being .\-1 MM at the Right Price. -- ’FEo/fifi’. -- Penin’s Pine Tat Cordial $0.. Rt‘mmlm-ndod' fly liven body. 1 nm awquuintm! with the cmnpmsiiinn of Por- l'in‘s 1‘3le l‘wr (,nr-linl and can I‘m-unnumnd it us bring the mm: unit iunt Cough Runway [know of. 1’.«l’.\l..\ll-Il( BURROWS, )I. D., C M. Momhvr n! the Ann-rimn Public Health Ash) ‘ Vsnvluliml. and President of tho Ewcutivu - (Assocmlion of llm-Jth (Juicers of Ontario. Sold Everywhere at 25 Cents a. Battle Groceries of 1.0. GIL NOTICE is hereby given that I have trans- mitted or delivered to tho persons mention- ed in the third and fourth sections of the Vntors' List Act. the copies required by said section to be so transmitted or (lelivured of the List. made pursuant of said not of all persons appearing by tho lust rovised assessment roll of the said muni- cipnlity to be entitled to vote in the mid muni- cipnlity at elections for members of the Legisla- tive Assembly and 11! Municipal elections, and that said list was first posted up in my oflice at Woodvillu, on Wednesday. July 13th. 1848. and rcnmins there for inspociion. Elucto’rs are call- cal upon to oxmnino tho mid list. and if any omissions or other errors un- found therein. to take innnetfiate prom-cdfng; to have tho sumo con-acted according to law. Dated this 19th (lay of July, 1853. J. C. GILCIIBIST, Clerk of Municipality, Woodville, Ontario. Always on [land a Choice Stock of If Voters’ List, 1888. From tho promims of the undersigned, Wood- Villc. a. Red and White tvm yem‘old lluifer, horns turned m to hand. Information as to her where- ahonts will be thankfully received by MRS. MARY Rum." \lrnn,1..:n A 1‘“ L Sm'ru. \\'ood{'iii_é;‘6-1-l i... Beaver-ton. March Ist. 1888. Tho old Roliablo House for all Grades in Raining. Matching, Californian Sidâ€" ing, Moulding, Sash. Doors, Blinds, Fencing, 856., Before contracting for work got an estimate from um um! you will be satisfied tnat our figures are rxght. That tho Beaverton Foundry cannot be beaten for its \Vood~workiug Faculties. That we can and do work as cheaply as any other factory in the land. That our work will all hear inspection in point of finish and material. It the above question is interesting to you fair reader givo the following fact-a your mum ful consideration. viz : DO YOU INTEND TO BUILD THIS SUMMER ? Village of Wooa’ui/le. LINDSAY, ONT Strayed. ALLEN’S LUNG BALSAM caucus. cow‘s." _Croup and Consumption‘ cum-:0 av at l" at the Shortest Possible Notice. J. C. GILCHRIST, agent 250. 50c. and $1.00 per home. fines to suit the times It tor the Canada Permnnnn'. ~ Cu. Money to Lonu at. a low 'mu ‘1 tn 9031-an. Allan Lima nf Stomnships also 4 nowspnpvra. coLm CAMPBELL, BEAYERTON IEU 9.7-4 Comm, COLDS, Emman- Mtss, Bmmcmrm Wimomxn Comm (‘1‘.0111', 1):} LlTl-ZtSZA Dxrrycxrm Bumwmxn and all Throat and Lung complaints. Plontant to take ; chim- rou are fond m” it. Inktunt n-liof from first (10:0; in ah and cures liku magic. Prernred sciennflcally from the Pure Pine Club DONT HEBIEST IHE flflHBH all kindsâ€" “CODY”. L [-1 dxty ‘rcsh emm WM You will want FALL CLOTHING and should n at, fail to visit our Shop before buying. We are offering Spemal E‘I‘EId-summer Ia?» gains just now In N0 TROUBLE TO SHGW @UR GOODS ! {a} (3%) (SE) CE) GE) {33) ($2) CE“) {53) C3) {39 {35â€"} {3%) {3E} {33 63} {35‘} {3‘9 {38} €33) 6:} {3% {3%} {SS} {31*} {2‘5} (:5) {£9 {35} {3E} {39 G9 (3%} GE} GE} {38:} Which we are placing before the Public at Figures so Low that they 92 ‘ qu? L $5.1! “J03 ‘4 MQQK Ready-Made Clothing- When Grderefi 5mm Qan Got For Less 7? 77-.~_7»~w1-_-!!'7'. _ I03 AND Allo‘ Spiendid Material at from $fiu®0 up. 'llDAY ' EVEN BY READY-MADE. . LOGAN. Merchant Tailor. Beaverton. A SPECIAL LINE IN REVIE‘KE DAILY. :33 --O'U'Râ€"â€" 6e) 6:) 6» {57-} 6;) 66 6;) 6;) 6:) 61} 6:) 6) 636;) (5%} 6} “'2 . “(ii NTWfiS Ab