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Mnntnr Jmnos Grant pasmul the mmmlflnss examination at Limlmv in Hm rucnnt examinations. Master William gluKuy nlw passed the third-class at the 9mm vlnco. Mina Maggie Grant passed “m t untolm examination at Port Perry. flat 9qu Pick!» no to R. Dupuhoath For Pork at. R. Dunsheatb‘s Beavertou ’He Is Here. That “amoosing little cuss," the house fly.-â€"â€"as Artenum Ward would have said. is new in perheliou. He comes down upon us like a book agent and boasts of an equal pertinacity. Philosophers say all things have their uses,even the house flies. but we. who have had ample on- portumties of considering the matter. have arrived at the conclusion that the only place where they would have the ghost of a show to be utilized, would be at that place where the poet Dante is said to have called and which he aptly describes in the "Inferno 1" Fans. «acidoulally or otlmrwiw is not as yet known. Passed. Eat. the skim milk. Sad News A tale-gnu” from l’-v‘3.‘inlu (‘nhlmhiu this murning gives them“! ILm's that Mr. llm . Birclmnl of thie pint-v mu! poisoned hilly so” at meouvvr auul dim]. Whotlur The “Acton Free Press" warns its readers against a couple of imposters who are present doing the countiy. They are taking subscriptions for 3 pam- .phlet. promising to give a large painting with it. One is a small, heavy huilt man with dark hair and sandy mous- tache. His companion is medium sized, with red hair and small red moustache. They have been arrested on more than one occasion for fraud perpetrated in the States. Highest Price The following party left yesterday to camp at Beaverton. a. few going by train but. most of uhem driving :â€"Mrs. Dr. Bascom, Mrs. A. D. Williams, Miss Olive Williams, Miss Moor, Miss Jessie Bustin. Miss Millikan, Miss Esta Vicars. Miss Mabel Button. Miss Emma. Davis, Miss M. Spencer. Messrs. W. Mansfield, A. Smith. A. Button, Frank Bascom. and A. Weeks. the folloning will join the clam 1 later: Mayor Buscom. W. Winfield W. Brine. W. Jamieson and D. McGill \ray. â€"â€"-"‘Uxbiidge Journal. " Highest Price ;3’ In Cash for Potatoes, Oats and Pew at R. Duusheabh‘s. Beavertou. Look out for Thom- He that. whooputl: up hi3 own lmninesa in the newspaper shall reap a bountiful harvest of gold Shekels. 110 that read- oth the mlvorti‘mmenta and prolitotll by them shall have alnnulnuco of this world‘s goal; for little money. Ho that chooSotlI nut to mlucrilm for his home yumm- slmll wonder at. the intullm:tnf lxia nelglllmr. llo wlm advertises lihm‘nlly guts tlw (awn-n 01‘ tlu- trade. (Nd fugglt-s The Firemen of Midland exeurt to Parry Sound on the 16th. This will be a most delightful trip and at the figure charged for fare will no doubt be largely taken advantage of. 81:00 is the fare and children under twelve, 50 cents. Another Lose, . From a. core email? t to the Orillia. “Packet"weleeri; 19‘1“ Pm W. L. Frazer, nf Thomh, lost a no horse a short time ago. The animal broke its leg on the railway track and had to be shot. .A Challenge. Large stock of beautiful fans. cheap at L. J. Cameron’s, Heavcrtou. it In a Fact, Gentlem an. ‘Hoalgson’s Special Sale {1 'Great Bargains. its“, , lu Ubowuudes and Shutings and apccml drives 111 Prints at 19, 'lisdalo‘e, Beaverton. €41 ‘ “9 801mm Kirkfield wants to hear from Beaver- ton in the way of base ball. The ballists of the north-eastern village think they could clean out our team olI- hand P03- aibly they could but we have a remem- brance of a. gnileless company who came here from Wilfred m the some excellent mood and who returned sadder and wiser men. having been beaten by a scratch team gathered up right here. Potatoes For sale. cheap, at R. Dunsbeath's, Beaverton. Vlsltors. the recent” Bocht-w. as it is called is goin" ads of the Dom- inion press as an eimmplo of short- aighted enmidity on the part of hotel keepers. The latest to hand is the Dan- vflle. Que" “Chronicle." which gives Beaverton the benefit of a. reprint of the "Canada Citizen's“ article on that head. ludland Flromon Bring your Cash to Hodgaon‘s Big Clear, my Sale of the following lines for Cash‘. .‘rlillinorv. Dress Goods. Prints. Muslins. Seorsnckers. Flamwls. Parasols, GloVes. Hosiery. c.. 5w. Ladies All-Wool Jerseys for 90 cts. 33 yarda‘(‘otton “ $1.00 ' _ 13 " Seersucker “ . 81.00 20 " Muslin “ 91-00 20 " Print “ 01-00 ‘1‘»0 Bars Soap “ 81.00 Men’s Tweed Coutq “ 82.50 Men's ’l‘weud Pants “ 81.50 20 “ Print. 60 Bars Soap Men's Tweed Coats Men's ’l‘weud Pants weavertuu ‘éfiugul 951mm. All other lines it! proportion. I‘AY” AUGUST 10. 1888. f‘thron Cry for Pltchcr'o Outcrla. 71-8513 xorciq '- 11:01: . momma « ‘ left; v open In ti Mr. Enchom McFamhcrn, brmorly of Loruovme. now.of Culimruia. is visiting friends m this Vicinity. One of the firm of Evans 6: Redpath. of Oiuemee has been through the village with a. petition asking the Council to take the matter of tire protection into consideration and to pronde necessary apparatus for the extinction of tires should they occur. The elTort is no doubt very luuduble but it strikes us as being somewhat peculiar that it should no necessary for an individual from Olnoinoo to have to point out to tho vil- iuge this grout dosidemtum. “The Ad- vocate“ would he only too pleased to have such prutwtiun in the village hut whut would m- tho mo of lire iwpurutus should it lil‘l‘ occur just now. We doubt if Linn: he. hull :1. dozen wells in idle place \\ ith wutur sudieiout to supply the want»: of their replyuvtlvc households, much less lounxll {or a tire engine. The Council would he wise in considering the matter of the water supply M it at present exists. before giving serioun mlhesion- to any Mich proposition as fire engines. etc. We may trust to the good sense of the Council in the matter, however. Returned. What became of Brechiu Wharf on Wednesday night when the boat and it failed to connect? Beavertou‘s stone pile appears to have been better. All L? Kinds of Firewood for sale and delivered to any part of the villaueâ€"P McMillan (\5 Sons. Beaverton. Highest Prlce In Cash The Union Sabbath School excurslon to Sturgeon Point, from Canniugton was attended by quite a. large number of our people. The Harvest 6} For Eggs at R. Dunsheath‘s, Bun- vertou. «r At. Jud below cost for balance of season at E. 'l‘isdale’s, Beuvertou. Query ? Is progressing favourably and every day's returns uiye ”renter satisfactmn. The crops will be good in this locality and business will improve in conse- quonce. Salt. D. McLachlan has received another car load of line Salt. to be sold cheap for Cash. At Grand Lgdge. ‘l_ ‘l'\ ‘t,‘ ,l,|_‘, 3“ _‘,_MAL _L 11-...2- Mr. D. McLaehlan is absent at Barrie attending the session of the Grand Lodge of Odd-fellows’ as representative of Cice- rone Lodge, Woodville. Fire Protection. The Odd-fellows’ excursion to Barrie on Wednesday was well attended and all who participated enjoyed themselves immensely. A fine day and comfortable breeze made the sail across the lake ex- tremely pleasant and on arrival at Barrie at about noon the town was found in holiday dress and a large crowd present. The procession, games, and town were done and the return made by 9 o'clock, p. m. The only objectionable feature to the entire alfalr was the very disagree- able manner of cmharkation and landing. The sooner the village fathers take this matter "into their serious consideration" the better both for the convenience of the pa blic and the interests of the town. A good attendance was also present from Brechin at which point the boat touch- ed. Milllnery 7 Sabbath School Excursion. W. U. ' I V. I . The re ‘ r meeting of the 'W. C. '1‘. U.,wus h on Thursday. August 2nd, n'esid tie the chair. After open- xerci ‘ _ id reading of the minutes . 1‘01 sod that we should. if found ticahlo, open 11 reading room. This ( left‘ ver for discussion at the next open'ln ting. It was then moved that a vote of thanks be tendered these ladies and gentleman who sDkindly entertain. ed stranger; during the week the hotels were closed. Two very interesting read- ings were then given after winch the meeting was brought to a. close. It is gratifying to be able to state that the enthusiasm in the work is in no way flagging. the large attendance on this occasion being a. very convincing proof . fillet effect. The next meeting will ‘..held in the Oddfellow's Hull on Thursday. September 6th. The fort- nightly meeting will be held main in September.â€"â€" | PRESS Com.) Flv Sheets and flats. or The Jew Metallic Whip now for sale at J. J. Glover‘s. Beaverton. See it. The I. 0- 0. F. Excursion. Mr. Duncan Mchugall, formerly teacher here, has been in town during the week. Mr. McDougall was not favourably impressed with the North~ west and proposes returning to his pro- fessiou in which he will prepare himself for higher position. For Summer Wear. S ecial values in Men's, Misses'. and Chi ds‘ line kid slippers and lace shoes at L. J. Cameron's. Beavertou. 6') Untfimmed Hats selling from 10 to 25 cents at. E. Tisdale‘s, Beaverton. Personal. Messrs. F. S. King and T. Treleaven are now absent in Toronto as representw tives from Court Beaverton to the High Court of Foresters.- Rare Bargalns: Something New. W‘A uice variety of Fly Nets and Sheets at J. J. Glover's. Cheap. Representatuy9,_ W 0.1'. U}. "II , , mmme mum; Wm. FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1888. From VVednci-zday, August 15, ‘ to Monday, August 20, 1888. HAMILTON HOUSE BEAVERTON. In the matter of Joseph B. Prion of the Village 0! Woodville, in t 10 Co inty of Victoria, General Merchant. The Insolvent has made an assignment of his Estate to the undersigned, in pursuance of an Act. respecting Assignments for the benefit of Creditors, R. s. 0.. chap. PM, 1887. and the Credi- tors are notified to meet at No. 38Toronto Street Toronto on Wednesday, august 15th. 1888; at 3 o'clock. P- mu to receive F'Jatements of hisufl‘aire appoint Inspectors. and for the ordering of the utiaits of the Estate generally. And notice is hereby given, that after. Sept. 15th next, the said Trustees will proceed to distribute the assets or he said Debtor among the parties entitled thereto. having mg ml only to the claims of which notice shalt have been given. and that hwy Will not be 1” tile for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person or persons of whose debtor claim they shall not then have had notice. CB ARK, BARBER 6: Co.. Trustees. Augult. 6, 1383» 2 88 Toronto St" Toronto 35-." All Communications' 'thIEflY confl- dent/a]. NOTICE TO CREDIEDBS ! DAYS amt DATE (MIND the um ”3:34 “PLACE“ when_n TRUE and um! 91' Hawk-trail. N will be given 1513.231". 05' (IS-I'll;- $171. i -~" Th9 Sit’lZ‘G-Tfl’fl coma WE'LL R560”- AfEil’D"d~ F; r Elli/8!] I .:"S."[:’ P03 TFD RIMS (m4 CHMULARS. and the TES‘TM'Ofl/ALS of L‘Ur’IEQ _ {’Aj’IEN 78â€"~Th'£ ”35!. V53. Marriages. At the residence of the bride' a father, on the 11th ult. by the Rev. L. Perrin, B. A.. Mr. Peter McDougall, of Thorah. to Mamie. only daughter of Mr. Nicol Campbell, of Mara. On Sunday, August 5th, Mrs. Catha~ rine McInnes, Thorah, aged 913'6818. WHO are my mosr su‘ccssuk'ULâ€" MEDICAL and SURGICA .â€" x‘RA‘C m‘l‘IOI-IERS (and) SPECI- ALISTS (on) me cozurmm-ra of BURGER or Amach. A‘l being SURGEONS WHO HOLD Ta}: IUGBESP MEDIUM. HONORS And Who Ave C1;ADUA‘7*.‘ES ur‘ Tux} PLINGII'A; EURO- rEAN tutVflwE’flI-tt- Amt New AGED IN ax'rmrslvn MEDICAL lepfm}: And EX- ”gmhlmg‘cfi. m moron fizCCUbI-OGH, the ..=331'.£131<.ATED fEYElCIAX â€" :51 Sic-Eon and 133092111sz â€"â€" m 9311-: 9539; gs THE 09-N- It‘s‘ 121“!“ nunsâ€"-4..- at LARGE that, THE! TREAT and CURE all cxmomc LINGERmu msmsasâ€"(anm other msmsss 'roo Hummus TO MENTION. and thgir ABILITY To TMT and CURB all such DlsfiAsns. can be 2 UALLED BY NONE. A‘HERBFORB 3’31 PER: Ns SUFFERING from cnaomc ukusxma DISEASES. 91‘ any other DISz-zASE. whom er Acnfms 0:. CHRONIC. should BEAR in MINI) the IMPORTAN‘JJ; or having an OPPORTUNII'Y to CONSULT “(ER-BE of CHARGE) PHYSICIANS szl 8036150 :3 of ouch :aKILL. and) EXPBRI 31ch as B-fl'THI-l ABOVE SS‘AFF. H0 are we: 171083 SUCCESSFULâ€"MEDICAL mo numerous to mention. a When EXAMINED bY the UNRIVALLED SIAFF 0f PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS and SPECIALIHTS. I'l‘l'lf' INCURABLE wm be HOIhaSTLY Told of It. and REJECTED. t'EI'If CURABLE Will be {REAI‘ED succe-zsfuliy and CURED permanently. this the DOCTORS will not T KB any PATIM-TS TO TREAT uniess them 170 a CERTAIN-TY of a. CURE bnin effected. m- Durlng the PA‘i'I‘ YEA \ Tho CiNSULTiNG STAFF arm EXAMINATION. nr REJECTEfi 1.000. fi‘fl'AI-(I ACCEPTED and CURED Dcrmumrtly. 17.000: THEREFORE, 5:1;(1'3514. _-'1:r‘-;_.7_.?_'fl.'( on th BELOW ._ ..... At Wllfred on June 12th, the wife of J 01111 McTamney, of a daughter. On July 15th. at the Methodist bar- aonage, Cmmiugtou, the wife of 0‘ W. Watch, of a. son. '(EE CELEBVIJX'ED EHOLIEK AND YUROPBAN PHYSI- CIAHS»~“U}‘.GEO.\S and SEECIAHSTB- MAKE THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENT, la Bl‘ATED BLLOW, “'11? .RI. DUPJRG THEIR PRUPE ESISNAL VXBH‘ They HAY BS COIJSULTED BY ALL WHO ARE BUYSEBING 1‘20]! DISEASES, whether ACUTE (org pHRONIC, tar-With other DISEASE D! E- .3115 G Efltifiigéirxfé’fiflafl’é 7, '-mmmféawcnfiéa"Ea-“m DOCIUR GRANT MEDICAL DIREC- -'4‘5 ['ur'l’ha CONMILTIRG PBYEH. A Directors’ meeting of Eldon Branch Agricultural Society ml! be held on the evening of the 31“ of August at 8 o'clock at tho “Eldon House." Woodvillo. The date of the Full Show has been placed on the 10th day of October. On the 7th inst.. the wife of D. A. Cole. Beaverton. of a. daughter. CHMIHG TU BEAVEHTUN! Efi‘fiflmportant to the Sick. r511, c.'d~n rur- The cougmrnm Pins!- Jmns, SURGEONS And smcmms-rs » The 'ioat Icnyowmm of Jamming SCOTCH, IRISH. ;. 51mm 1111}! mmwu 16331914. 0mm“. 4-?1‘hergtom LET the SICK and the .\ FFLIC'I ED remember ALL the ABOVE 9_{§§A_§ES, whether _ ACUTE (or) firs: McCullnch, Grant and Staff, It 13 mm to gret, “0 learn of tho abign lucut of |Mr. J. R. Paul. A goumllhat too generous nature oombiui with the bud mops of the past No 3 has re- sulted us abow.M1.Prim-lms our sym paths, and “0 hope his oflorts for setth ' want. if made “111 be gouelously heated by those interested. Eldon Agricultural Society. '1 CHRONIC [If/GERING DISEASES Assumed- “on Blby m sick. we gun he:- Cum When she us: a Child. 0110 cried for Cutorin. When she became Min. she clung to Cntoriu. Winn also had 0mm. she gave than Cami... H'GCNSULT THE SUREE".‘!S AT THE Pao Bono SALUTE Punuco. OF EV’!‘ \‘I DESCRIPTION. Deaths- Blrths. The Hotels and Sheds are Again Open and We are all in full blast, If you want the BEST DARTMOUTH BINDER CORD at Cost we have it, also PURE PARIS GREEN. Cheap Cash Hardware Store. -r-IARVEST TOOLS in Great Variety.- E63 EEEE HEELS: 3% @338. All kinds of Fence Wire in Stock. We keep the Best Machine Oil. PEERLEQS, None to Equal. Our stock of GLASS, PAINTS, OILS and PU ‘TY is tho Best Assorted and Cheapesn in Town. See our “DAISY” Barrel, Churn. @0116 Baby Carriage At Cost. H. WESTCOTT. We are giving Special Prices on all kinds of Goods in our Line that may be wanted “ADVOCATE,” Woodville, {S'Three New Buggies For Sale, Cheap. The Lowest Figures Compatible With Good Work. BILLHEADS, 3333:5136? 33E BULEL SEfiSQflI. FALL PRINTING- JOS. J. CAVE, Publisher, [recommend nu superior to my prescription 80‘" Stomach D “onto we." 1!. A. m“. M. D.. m w’mu' 3"“ Minn ‘ “Withovohmplodtochndmnthm I (Satori. cum Colic. JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS, $ at fireman-should 100339 the m»: on the 3610! um! 21 .~ -L-_ ___. Manufactured only at THOMM HOwan'a l-Ja'r.\n|.luunsu1', 78. th 011' 0RD S'l‘ltEh/I. LON LON. UL! 11180. W 8‘. Mn. N. Y. Prepare for Fall Busingss by having your STATEMENTS. ENVE 'v ,c ‘2, ’V y 9' O‘VQ‘VQ‘ ‘- 9" 9V «9 e» V" 3a. 5" Panama:- should loot u the Lube: on the Bow Ind Pub. 1: a. “on" u not on. cum in». land». no: no um Qrfllntants‘and Children. â€"â€"Especially Theâ€" LOPES, CIRCULARS, ADDRESS, dono now- Ta: Cxxuun Oonm. 72' Murray 8mm, K POSTERS OF ALL KINDS, MUNICIPAL WORK“ SHOW WORK}. RS. .C-., (‘L “EXPRESS,” Beaverton'. ,.I!. s‘