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A Wedding: always stirs us to the contra. particularly when standing in the r.-'Mion' to the event of a happy partici- 1\ qt, Wo and our hotter half were for- tun Mo enough to ho present at a charm- ing affair of this kind over on Bay Street on 'l‘neadnv last. when the happy couple looked into oaoh uthor‘s ovos and smiled. while vinlons of the distant golden future mgnely flitwcl lK'lOI‘O , thom. Mo... otc. You. we havo boon tllommnd on 'l‘noulav “In worn them again. only not no much "71;; All kinds of salt and smqbed Meats at R. Dnnshcath‘s, Beavertou. Pulplts. Drowning accidents are not desirable enisndes to chronicle. but we feel certain if something be not done to keep the rm‘niuinq and very vivacious youth of Reevertnn off the boom above the dam. there will he jnRt such acasetochronicle before long. This ionrnal hasnsed its} elitnr'a lungs several times during the week in the effort to clear that boom an i kmn happmom in the households of this village. but it is clear that the Ex- rams at one dollar per year strictly in advance (1093 not permit us to spend much l‘ime in this pursuit nor throw m Hm office of town constable free of charge. We therefore call on the boys who flv Hwir beam o‘er the breezy billows of that pm"! to do it no more, and that l0"thwith. Arrlvlng. The Race at. Onllia resulted as result)~ ed as follows : lat. Lebeare, 2nd, White, 3rd. Proctor, 4th, Hamlson, Orillia, no. where. Tine Rev. Mr. McClelland, of Ashburn- ham. prqached in Knox Church last Sun- dav in place of Rev. Mr. Nelson, of Nova Scotia. The Methodist church pulpit was filled by a. 130". goutlcmun tmm Atherlv. Ell-Inn". Crammer Ju-rsoyn. .tr. (u A large portion of the above Goods have arrived for the Fall tr 10 at the nulv Cash Show in the plat“, and at hurl-mm prine‘x. Jmm HonGsox. Drowning Acoldonts. L. L. 8.. of Toronto. will preach both morning! and evening. Meats- ‘- 73s]: for Butter. Eggs. Potatoes MN] MW kind of Farm Produce at R. Dunshunth‘n. Boaverton. , We Wore Thoro- 1:5” Take your Eggs to J. French's, Osborne street, Beaverton, Ind get the highest. price in cash or trade. 9 Anniversar) Sonlcos. -VI‘ vvv We would call t$e attention of our readers to the advertisement‘ot Me. an0. French, which was inadvertently left unt of our last. It will be Eouud in another column. Although situated somewhat out of the business centre of the village Mr. French is not by any means behind in the race for trade, as will be seen by the announcements made. Something New. “Peerless" Axle Grease and “Peer. lees" Hoof Ointment at H. Westcott's. Brechin and Beaverton. The Boat Race at Orlllla. "Juan"; car load of Coal Oil. We are selling genuine refined Canadian Oil at 20 cents per gallon. H. Wess- mtt. Rmverton. rumors. V p’ihu annual anniversary Rervices of Knox Church {vill he held on Sabbath next when the Rev. W. McMillan. M. A” viifiéé Balls, Foot Balls, Lacrosse Sticks, etc. at J uo. McKiuuou‘s. Beaveb Loft Over. “W%NM“ \ ‘ BOOTS AND SHOES The Only Cash Store in Beaverton. No Old Fashioned Credit Prices. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1887. afltavmou £11m! 31mm. by huving your ¢ .4 € 00"" .; zgét-bo ‘ 13/ Dollar ‘ :_ LS“ Ladies should see Harrison g Leslie's new Dress Goods. They are i the best ever shown. 5 For The Show. ‘ We lnwe received communication from the u. '1‘. 1%.. stating the intention to issue return tickets to Beaverton Fall 1'} _\liibition a: one and one-third {are on i the 27th and 28th. good to remain over until the 29th. from all stations between Uxbridge. Lindsay, Coboconk and Orillin. Look Here. The Assizcs will open at Whitby on fire 12th instant. Eight Cent Meltons. Rome weeks ago we called attention to the numerous drunks which disgrace our streets of nights, and particularly Saturdays. If any of our citizens were out on Saturday night last about 10:30 o‘clock and happened to visit the mam street they could have come to no other conclusion than that some inebriate asylum had been loosed on our streets. Drunks by wholesale, while the edges and corners of our sidewalks were decor- ated by filthy mouthed fellows, whom had our constable been at his post in- stead of where he was should have lodg- ed in the lock up. It is time this dis- graceful state of affairs were put a stop to, and 1n the name of the public we call on the Council to exert in behalf of the village its authority. What use is the present constable to the town ‘2 When his services are required is he ever at hand ? Has he made one arrest in the vil'agc this year ? We doubt it. although every Saturday night for some time past his services have been required. This village can always find citizens to do the ornamental work of walking about and drawing a salary. what is wanted is someone to put an end to this disgusting and disgraceful state of affairs at once. This is no exaggerated statement as the Council may easily learn and unless something be done at once the citizens will take the matter in hand to form a vigilance committee to "deal with these cases. Obscene. foul-mouthed black- guards. pouring out their filth at every lady passer is something people will not stand. "a! lsrs. L‘fi’ A fine assortment of valism on haful Jot exhibition time, at J. J. Glover's. Beaverton. Aunt-n. 5:80 p. m.. arriving “Renata" at 0:25. Tho fare is single (on) all next we‘ek by all trains but on ['I'noaday a special chesp {aim has been Mmmmd when the prico will b .1. U. goal-b In. turn on the 17th. If? Kinds of Firewood for sale and delivered to any part of the villageâ€"P. Mchllan Sous. Beaverton. ’ L35? Go and purchase beautiful Melton Dress Gomls at Harrison 65 Leslie‘s. for 8 cents per yard. The G. '1‘. R. are providing excellent accommodation for the Toronto Exhibit- ion next week. Commonoing on Tuesday next a. special train will leave Beavorton at 6:19 o. m.. nmvmg in Toronto at 9:58 o. m.. returning will leave Toronto at W. White of Beavertou. After the usual wedding dinner the happy couple departed for a. trip to Niagara and Butl‘alo. The EXPRESS teniem itscou- gratulatious. ‘ All {3- For the highest price in cash or tmdo go to J no. French, Osborne street. Bonvorton. Good Accommodation; ()1: Tuesday last at the residence of the bride‘s brother, Mr. J. J. Glover, Beaverton. Mrs. S. J. Campbell to Mr. James \Vlute of Beaverton. The inter- esting ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Watson. The bride who was dressed in cream colored cashmere was support- ed by Miss Sarah Campbell of Canning- 'ton, and Miss Nellie Campbell of Wood- ville both of whom were charmingly at~ tired in the s°ame elegant material. The Groom was ably supported by Mr. Arch. McKenzie of Kirkfield and Mr. llelrogmlon. Hides and Sheepskins. «1‘ At the Beaverton Woolen Mills over 500 Men's Shirts and Drawers. Now I do not offer to sell these goods at less than cost but will sell them at a price that cannot fail to suit you. Come and see them. it will cost you nothing to exmniue the goods. C. T. Young. Wedding Bells. pumpkin « rap isapparcutly going to o m- umm v «guv away on into 0110 dim hurt-.Ulcr. Howuver. weddings are do- lightfnl ntfairs and. as we luwe befuro stated always rouse a sympathetic throb on our part. New Dress (hull. so. ’I‘M golden future which we saw so mguch saver“! yenrsago is still vague and hum the present condition of the I Special Harvest Home services are to be hold in St. Paul's Episcopal church , on Sabbath next. The church is being specially decorated for this thanksgiving sorvnce. 5,000_Dozo_n_ gags V_l_gqted .. _ Our village Rifle Association: are pre- paring ior another match and in order to preventapossibility of danger from the target- it has been decided ‘to hoists red flag on all occasions when the range is in use. Every precaution I will be taken by the Association. How- tever. the public should remember the significance of the red flzig at the lake shore. {Eggs Hang-2! Egg! 2!! ‘ County 9_f_0ntario. Township of Thom/7, ’87. own Prices, Being undur but little expense “'0 do not require high mums and can cunsoquoutly give you butter bargains than mm [)0 obtauml elsawhuro. hm part of this Bylaw and of which tho iollow- inn is tho description that is to saycâ€"connnonc- ing at a post planted in tho contro of tho trespass read now travelled across tho said lot 0 (known as the Mara road) tho said post hoin fourteen chains and olnhtlinks on aconrso nort thirteen degrees and tort minutes east from where the centre line of t 10 said road on lot 0 intersects tho norihurn limit of the road allowance hot- woen the tenth and olovonth concessions of the said Township oi Thoroh. Thonco nm-ih H de- roos and two minutes oustâ€"four Mining and orty links 'noro or less to tho 'l‘silmi um i' im. snd tllo mum ill established, as“ pulnhv' hiulnvny oi the Township oi 'i‘horah. Ami it is: iui‘ihm enacted that the shove (lo-1 illli'il liim shall luv the centre of Illa nnhl hull and that xhu and road shall be of tho iuii mi ;: h vi Elxly Eli foul ALI-2X, Helix“, lim'l'v . Notice lshoroby given that. tho «hm-«- ”vi/aw will ho takon nto consideration by tho Munici- pal Council o the Township of Thornh with a view to the final passln thoroof, at s moothm oi the said Council to ho mhl in the Town Hall. liosvsrton. on Saturdat" the [st dsy of October. I A. D. um. the ssld mac n; oi Council will com~ monoo at one o'clock. p. In. GEORGE SMITH. Thanking, null. 1887. Township Clerk. Privato and Company Funds to Loan at 6 per cent. No Commisxion. Apply to A. SKINNER, Barrister. c.. Bmvortou. Ont. , BY-LAW to establish a road on lot number Gin the llth concession of 'l‘homk. The Corporation] of the Township of Thumb hereby unncta : that the deviation of the road on lot number six Ill llth concession of the Towns!“ of Thornh. usnrveyudby Allan Cnvana, 1’. L. Sp and shown [n‘hig Maul-am nttpclmdfiopnd form- OSBORNE STREET. has just opened up a fine new lot of Mellon Cloth Dress Goods, all shades and colors, Cashmeres. Velvets, Prints. Cottons, Coltonades. Shirtings, Canton Flannels, Grey Flannela, Shawls and lweeds. c. Ladies Foo our Tortoise. A mber. Jet and Silver Ha. rpius bee our in n Isuum (ilnsswuru, tho pioumst things in tgun. Lhoicost. Teas, Coffees and Spices also on hand. Tinwaro to ‘b: cloaroa out at your At the residence of the bride's brother by Rev. Dr. Watson, 011 Tuesday, Sep- tember 6th, Mr. Jas. White. to Mrs. S. J. Campbell, all of Beaverton. At the Presbyterian church, Graven- hurst. by Rev. W. Dawson, on Wednes- day, the 7th inst" Mr. W. J. Joyce. V. S.. of Beaverton. to Miss Mary J. Cameron. of Graveuhurst. “r W anted at Hodg son '8 big bargain house 100 000 dozen eggs for which t,the highest. price \\ ill be given in cash or trade. The Latest in English and American Wall Papers. Choice patterns and at all prices. Juo. McKmuou. Beaverton. The aim. 68" To make room for Fall and Winter Goods go to Hodgaon's Cash Store for special lmrgaina in Boots Slioos. Rcmly- nmdo Clothing, Hosiery. Gloves. Prints. c.. c. Ilurvnt Home. ”68‘ For whichâ€"tho Highest hioe will be paid in Cash, at. R. Dunshoath's, Beaverbou. Wall Papers. it}? A teapot. and 10 lbs of tea {or 81. 00. at R. Dunahouth‘ 3 Bean orton. Special Bargains. Scott Act. Eggs, Hides, Sheepskins, Wool and W 001 Pickings. When Baby was sick. we gave her Cutout. When she mu u Child. she cried for Cutotis. When aha became Minn. she clung to Canton-in. thu Ill. had Chum. aha gnu than Canton-h, Jo's-m FRENCH, THE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH Money to Loan. BY-LAW NO. 4 OF I887 : or trade, for Married. John Franz-h, BEAVERTON. Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, Hard and. Soft Felt Hats, Straw Goods. Duokings, Cottonades, Shirtâ€" ings, Overalls, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Hosiery, Gloves, 800. GREY FLANNEL, SPLENDID VALUE. $3365 PLANNEL g. - Special Line of Dress Goods from 6 cents per yard. >46 ) “(V 4."? l/L\ ' w)\\ BUTTER and EGGS WANTED. I have re-fitted my shop and in connection with my Carriage Works. I have placed in my shop a NEW COMBINED PLANER AND MATCHER, so that on and after the lat of April I will be able to do All Kinds of Planing, Matching and Sheating Beaverton, March 17th, 1887. l BHEAP STURE i MOULDINGS KEPT ON HAND 01‘ MADE TO ORDER AT SLUHJT ,i\{(_)TICE. All Kinds of Carriages 8:71;;gies on Short Notice. and we have now to hand a. full assortment of Light Summer Wear for Ladies. Gents and Children. Just the thing for the hot weather. Woodville, July 29th, 1887 -An Important Notice To- Farmers and Builders! ‘ wwwmmmmms Mot-u cum Odie. (hula-Non. I recommend I». superior to my prescripuon Sour Stomach. Dian-hm. Erucumon. m'llkuna." n. ‘_ ‘ml'l. It. 1).. run. Worms, given sleep. and mots d1- mamouomssmmmmx. 1'. M‘ifim mm BEAVER'I‘ON- I am agent for one of the largest ‘.‘.'im!m:nku Marriage Shops in Canada and a O I u ‘ u to partxes wnslnug to buy tm- cash n)‘ three months I can furnish and at prices far below any ordinur)‘ Carriage Works. The work is a made of the best material and guarumucgl A LL KINDS OF WORK MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRING PM >311“?le ATTENDED T0 “TORONTO HOUSE” Dry Goods and Groceries at “TORONTO HOUSE” and save from 30 to 60 per - cent. on all pur.chases D. McNA B7B. AND THE DOG DAYS CALL FOR SPECIAL LINES [N OUR TRADE. A LONG FELT \VANT SUPPLIED ! THE HOLIDAY SEASON As cheap for cash as any otlu-r place in Ontario. All kinds of Offering For Auqust. for Infantgand Children. FOR EXCURSIONISTS. Jas. SNELGROVE. Special Bargains in Buy your Tn: Cue-nun 001mm. 77 Murray Street. X. Y. Easy Works. The work is all Rod. Campbell‘s Old Stand