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For sale, cheap, at R. Dunsheath's, Beavertou. Highest Prlco at? In Caeh for Potafnes, Oats and Peas at R. Duusheath's. Beavertuu. fPorsonaI. MISS M. Gregg. of Gravenhurst and 'Miss M. McLeod, of Orillin, were visit-- .ing in town during the week. Mr. W. B. ‘T. McAnlov. B. A.. of Montreal High School spenta few days in Beaver-ton visiiting frirnds. Miss Dmmlda Bell. 'ICM'es for New York this morning. Mr. James Rates. of Toronto, is visiting his homehem. Niches: Prlco ~For Pork at R. Dunsheath's Benverton Var Bulk Plckles no to R. Dunshoath lucntlon. The foundry by~law will be voted on «m Monday next. We hope every rate- payer entitled to vote will record their vote and that for the by-law. The amount of tax on each individual is so trifling that in the general taxation it can hardly be felt. It will have the effect of stimulating into life a greater enterprise than the village has enjoyed before and all know “hat that means to the place. All I? Kinds of Firewood for sale and delivered to any part of the villageâ€"P. McMillan dz Sons. Beaverton. 1119 Camp Meeting: Best value in Tea. ever oflered, at R. Dnnahcatlx's, Beaverton. I Fronts. 'Mr. John Harrison. of the firm of Harrison Le~.lie opens business in the flourishing town of Ayr next week. We wish Mr. Harrison success in his new home. ’Ilmlnery _ 08' An find below cost for balance Vof mason at E. Tisdale‘s. Beavertou. The Foundry By-law. The Rev. D. H. MucVicor, D. D., L. L. D., Princxpal of Presbyterian College. Montreal. will (D. V.) conduct the Anni- versary Services in Knox Church next Sabbath 9th inst" preaching at 11 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. Special collection Will be taken up at each of the services in aid of the services in aid of the building fund. Dr. McVicar will also deliver one of his popular lectures on Monday even- ing Sept. 10th. at 7:30. Admission to lecture 25 cents, children 15 cents. Highest Price In _Ca_sh Is directed to our artiuie in another column on “The Foundry Vote." read It carefully and vote accordingly. Rare Bargains fi‘ “1 you n DU’P'H‘ .._.. IN.) charge lmuln unloxq a sale H l [T -I :e . Thlavoa. The camp meeting is now an event of the past and may be numbered among the most successful affairs ever held in Beaverton. Great credit is due the Rev. Mr. McKee and his co-wurkers in the village for the energetic nmnnerin which they carried out the various arrange- ments. Every service was well attended and the evening discourses were parti- cularly interesting. A great many from a distance availed themselves of the op- portunity of visiting the village and all expressed themselves delighted with its beautiful surroundings and po<ition. With the co-operation of the various religious bodies of the village this event might be made the beginning of an annual gathering which would do a. vast amount of good. Tea. During! ”m n 0:. c-mnnf. pvatnnhy tho rosiqlq-mm of Mr. Hirhnnl Rilmm. 5th Concvminn “nu I‘m-'rwl 115 thlcvus and Ihron snitu of vlnthing wtoh‘n. Great Bamalns. From; has appeared two nights this week sufl‘lcient to blacker: much garden ntuff. Potatoes if you require fln\"“:ll‘! in that line call or write us. (‘umwnmulnmn- nrnnmflv unswcrq-d. “1“» ‘cm wnwrh‘ M m". Mano it with Hun-'1‘ w" will nmlvnvnr tn Childte , ‘ ry for Pitcher s C tustoria. Mr. James Bates. of Toronto. informs us that he has pnrchnmfl a neat ltvlo steamer tho “ “fluent." in Toronto, which he intomk ""1nt at Borwertow. next mumm-r if any hut-hour accommoda- tion is afforded. Road W Untifinmed HMS selling from mm 25 cvntn at. E. Tiadale's. Beaverton. A Steamer for I889. Tho lint nf prnp'wtina nfiurn] for min. by the Exmu-zss' Rnnl l‘mtutn -\v{mwv nml it For Eggs at R. Dunsheath‘s, Bea- Verton. 0mm; toVAer Hodgson's‘ Special Sale ! Bring your Cash to Hodgson‘s Big Clear- inc Sale of the following lines for Cash : Millinerv. Dress Goods. Print-.4. Mlmlins, Beersuokors. Flauuels. Parasols, Gloves. Hosiery. M3" 6w. Ladies All-Wool Jerseys for 90 cts. 83 yards Cotton “ 81.00 I)! “ Seersucker “ 31.00 30 " Muslin ” 81-00 20 “ Print “ 01-00 60 Bars Soap “ 01.00 Men's Tweed Coats “ 82.50 Men's Tweed Pants “ 81.50 7 3" In Cottonades and Slurtings and meclal drives in Prints at E. Tisdalo‘s, Beaverton. v Knox Church Annlversary Services. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1888. atawmu about! «mm. All other lines in proportion. A." n-r'fr‘g inm‘ ed M‘ Hm Izmlmt-t In t]. nvhm Kai: m; m u u Im‘ ”‘01! I ff! :1 HI - u 1 me "0'; nu m Imfcw lug" 1W NEW Ma'rnonlsr Cnuncn.â€"â€"Mr. Gor- don and his company are doing excell~ ent work. The frame apparently is very substantial and is at such a. stage of deVelopment that our enquiring minds are partially satisfied in regard to its appearance. The construction and plan being different to anything in this part cf the country, we are anxiously looking forward to its completion. It is to be in readiness for the bricklayers next Mon- day. Concettaâ€"The interest awakened from Mr, McKay‘s efforts in connection with a concert is still increasing. It is now in such a condition that we may safely conclude that in this line it will surpass anything ever announced in Brechin. Taking into consideration the object. everyone seems entirely in sym- pathy with its progress. A comedy com- pany from a distance has been secured. They consider themselves amply quali- fied to render all necessary farces. and songs of a negro character to entertain for the evening. These are to be of a Sportive. laughable and ludicrous type. offensive to none. Popular amateurs in t1 e hne of solo rendering, have been en. caged notwithstanding the capacity of Brechin talent in this direction. To this may be added instrumental musnc from organ. violins. c. We hope that many will avail themselves of this ex- cellent opportunity and enjoy the even- ing with us in D. M. Smith’s Hall on the evening. of Sept. 12th. We only wonder that seeing the expense of securing so much foreign talent. Mr. McKay has placed the figures so low. Bills may be seen at Buavcrton. Game- bridgo. Brechin and Uptcrgrove. At Vancouver. Alwnsf 29th. Artomus Thompson. non of Noah Thompson, of Mum. 8 goals to 0. Rev. Mr. Bethune. of Cambray. oc- cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church last Sabbath eveumg and on Monday afternoon he conducted the bible reading. On both occaslons he was well appreciated. Lacrosse. Another struggle for the championship between the team from Beaverton and the “Young Shamrocks“ of this place. was decided in favor of the latter by Miss Annie Gifl'ord left last Wednes- day morning for another term in the Brautford Institute for the blind. The Pulpit: Mr. Percy Gallon, formerly in the em plov of Mr. yLI Wilson. of this place. but now of \lidlnud City. has been spendiu" 8. km days lieie during the week. Returned to School. Messrs. Andrew Anuis and D. Smith took advantage of the cheap excursion to the Northwest last week. Mr. Smith intends taking up laud. Visitors. Quito a. large number (if our citizens turned out last Wednesday evouiug to the station to welcome Mrs. and Miss Morrison on their return from the old sod. The trip seems to have agreed with them. Gone to Manitoba. Mr, Goo. McLeod shot and killed a! large bear on theirlown firm. on Mon. (111) last. weighing 240 pounds. Absont. Mr. Wm. Cameron and son. Willie. are visiting friends in London, Out, the last few days. Returned. a. day‘s ducknshootiug. After toiling hard all day. they secured on an average one duck each. Bear. “on Baby 1n. tick. m mo hot OM When Ill. w u cum. Ibo cried for Cutorin. What: she homo Hm. Ibo clung to (Intel-IA, When Ibo had Chfldnn. tho nu than Cum The Fall Show Eldon Agnruiiurul 5Lwiotv Fall Show will take plum on the 10th of October and prize lists and posters will appear shortly. Spomnw 7 VQUIW a; number of sportsmen left last Friday evening for the Talbqt twat: for 'MKH I“ m EXECUTORS’ SALE. FRIDAY. SEP'I‘EMBER 7. 1888. «700!!va flora! 3km. DUB NEIGHBUHS. BREC’HIN. {19.9“}: mod. o :‘n 0 mm 08.3"! nm m O'C'DIII‘ .ra Mnlnli ml‘linfl 'nn vnlum me ornluy n -h!\' Venn-)- with the Lhn linéh du of Bertram. D. Smith 3 AND WHEREAS the existing doht of the oxcursion said Municipality of linm'erton is Five Ir. Smith Thousand ’l‘wu Hundred and Seventy- . five Dollars and the interest on the said I debt at six per cent. per annum in Three I the em. Hundred and Sixteen Dollars and Fifty three. but Gents and there is no amount due or in spending I arrcar either for principal or interest of 1.. l the said debt. Foundry such agreements and securities as may be satisfactory to the Council of the Corporation of Benvortou for the duo ro-lmilding and m-estnhlinhment of the said Foundry within the times and in the manner to ho speculiul and set forth in the said agreement. VII. That for the purpose of forming n. sinking l‘mrl for the payment of the aim-(wild (lolwntnrm and tar tlm pay- nwnt vi the intervals. to lmcnnm (lllh thereon at, ”N' mic of 5 law vent. no: mmnm. n. appoinl mu- 0‘ on null mnl twu-ivnllw nf one mill in lhu ullur shall in mlnilinn in all ntlu'r mics and nqsns» “lent-I lw raked. lvviud mul (:nllcotml in mvh ymr upon all the rutonhln prnporty of the said Municipality o! Bonvvrtun. I THAT this Bylaw shall take effect upon, from and after the first day of January in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty- nine. BE it therefore ordained and enacted by the Corporation of the said village of Beavermn and it‘is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. II. THAT it shall be the duty of the Reeve of this Municipality and he is hereby authorized and required to issue debentures of the Municipality of Bea- verton to an amount not exceeding Two Thousand Dollars. in sums of One Hun- dred Dollars each bearing interest at the rate of Five per cent. per annum and made payable on the first day of Janu- ary. which will be in the vear of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Nine. III. THAT the said debentures shall be each signed by the Reeve. counter- signed by the Treasurer and sealed with the seal of the Corporation of Beuverton and shall bear «late respectively on the day on which this By-law shall take effect and shall each be made payable to the bearer thereof. V. Tm'r it shall he the duty of the Reeve of tho said Municipality of Ben.- verton by the order and with the sanction of the Council thereof expressed by resolution to that efl'ect. to sell. dispose of and transfer the said debentures to Any person, persons or Corporation who may desireto purchase the same. VI. Tim it ghall he the duty of the Reeve of the said Municipality of Ben- verton with the sanction of the Council expressed as aforesaid to apply the pro- ceeds of the sale of the said debentures. less cost of issuing same. in aid of re- building and reestablishing the Beaver. tou Foundry and to take from the parties owning or re-huilding the said AND WHEREAS an annual special rate of one mill and two-tenths of one mill on the dollar upon the aforesaid rateable property of the said village of Beaverton will be necessary and requisite for pay- ing the interest and forming an equal yearly sinking fund sufficient for paying ofl’ the principal of the said debt within the period of twenty years hereinafter limited in that behalf by Section 840. Sub-section 1 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, of 1887. Chapter 184. IV. Tun there shall be attached to the said deheutnrox. coupons for the payment of the said interest half yearly durina the currency of the said deben- tures. which coupons shall be payable at the office of the Standard Bank in the city of Toronto on the first days of July and January in each year. AND WHEREAS the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Municipal- ity of Beaverton according to the last revised Assesmment Roll which is the Roll for the year One Thousand Eight. Hundred and Eighty eight. is One Hun- dred and Fortv-three Thousand, and Thirty-eight Donuts. AND \vm-znms the total amount re quired to be raised annually by special rate for paviuu the said debt of Two Thousand Dollars and the Interest thereon as hereinafter provided is, for interest, One Hundred Dollars and for re-paymeut of principal Seventy Dollars. AND WHEREAS it is necessary to create a debt on the said Municipality to the amount of Two Thousand Dollars for the purpose aforomid by the issue of deben- tures to that amount. AND WIN; mus it is desirable that the said Municipality should grant aid III ro- building and to establishing v the said Foundry totlIo amount of Two Thousand Dollars. Wmmms the rebuilding and ro-os- tablisliiug of tho lluavorton Foundry. lately destroyed by fire. would be of great Mlvumugo to the Municipality of Beavortou and greatly cuuduco to profit and pmmwrity of its inhabitants. A BY»LAw T0 pnovuw: ran my. 133W. 0? unmzm'umzu To Tun-2 Ammn'r 01-12000 'ro mus»; 'nn-z sum-mum ruxus you GRANTING All) m‘ \VAY or uouuu run REvBUILDINu AND mnmuuuwmo nu: Biz/«narrow Fouxmw. VillAEE 0F BEAVEHTUN. By-Law No. 9, of 1888. ‘hu continuancv or r2mcnc} of Ml Beavorton, Aug. Mth 1%88. N, B,-.All who are indebted to me by overdue now or book account are expected to make immediate payment the recent fire having deprived me of all means 0: doing "Wm“ WEE» Smwfig NOTICE is hereby given that a poll of the duly qualified Municipal Electors of the village of Beaverton for the purpose of ascertaining whether the aforesaid By-law shall he finallv passed by the Corporation of the said village of Bea- verton. will beheld at the Town Hall in the said Village of Beaverton on Monday the 10th day of September. A. D.. 1888. and that the said poll will be opened at 9 o’clock in the forenoon and kept open until 5 o'clock in the afternoon of the said day and no longer. GEORGE SMITH JR. August 17th 1888. Return I am now prepared to supply tfrll repairs and repair castings or ' -- OOOKSHUTT RIDING PLOUGHS. -- AND IT is further enacted that the vil~ Iago clerk shall at the said Town Hall in llmvcrton on the 11th day of September A D.,1888.at the hour of noon or as soon after as may be make a statement of the number of votes given for and against this llv- law and duly declare the results of the sand poll. (Sd.) GEORGE F. BRUCE. Aug. 1461:, 1888. Bee Ploughs and Ganq Plouqhs, IMPORTANT NOTICE - FARMERS - 82%| BE it further enacted that the said vote nliall be taken at the Town Hall. in Beuvertou. on the 10th day of September A. 1).. 1888. the said poll to he opened at 9 o'clock a. in. and be kept open until 5 o'clock i. m. and the village clerk be. and is ICI'OI) ' instructed to give such notices (Hill to e such order for a poll to be held at that date as is prescribed by the R. S. O. 1887. Chapter 184, S. 203 to 1m: antenna JOHN 1‘. STRATTOK Arm wmzmus it is necessary that the foregoing By‘lnw shmxld receive the usuuntof the Electors of this Munici- pality duly qualnlicd to vote thereon. VIII. Tun the sinking fund and special rates and proceeds tliuroof slmll be applied solely to tlm pay mom. of such debenture»; and the inwrust tlieron until such debentures and the interest thereon shall lm fully paid and satisfied. Bmdfor Catalogue. JOHN F. STRATI'ON. 49 Maldon Lane. New York. the said debentures or any of them. am also prepared to obtain for any one on the best of to: PLOUGHS and other Implements and Machines of any make in the country. I recommend In: mporiorwnny puma-Spac- Bout momma. Dian-hm. Erucuuon. bonanza." n. “ Luca“. 11.13., Km. Worms. given sleep. and \ Whammmdhcmmmnl W. cum Colic. Won. Mon. Band Inghzumen’eg. NOTICE. ”no." 11. A. LICEIR. ll. 0.. mammmxm I $3373me I am also agent for the celebrated made at the Beaverton Foundry. for Infants and Children, Returning Officer. Tn: Cut-nun Courm. 77 Murray Street. 11. Y. Barrie and ()rilliu. Lacrossn clubs will cross; sticks on Orillia Show Day for the last. time this autumn. Mr. Samuel Pun-EM. of Mherlcy. thrashed 180 bushy? ~. u" L!“ \V'i‘nul in two hours and SOVUIILI'PH min «Iva. Mr. Prophet says the amps in Maw. um very satisfactory. Tho qn in; v. hour is plump and the heads are full. " A dreadful boating (IN-idont occurred at Port. 110; III lutclv. Mus Liliwu Holl- uud Iluuuhwr of R. II. Holland. pollen magistmto, IIIIII (IIIIIIIch II lulu boating with Mr. Rothtsou. tho AInoriInu consul Tho onuoo capsiaul oust of tho harbor. Miss Holland“ 3 body II as not recovered Mr. Robertson IIIIs rescued “hen just. exhausted. 'l‘ho I'I,ouu v lady IIIIII highly respected. Ellorh-I uro hoinu made to recover the body, but. as yet have been uuaucwssl‘ul. The North Hastings Fair Maungomom have added as u feature of the oxliibi. tlou this year. a real live wedding to take place on a public platfnrm on the second day of the show. Midland's salt well scheme has fallen through. tothothronnd neon-1n oxpeceonfion «used by Catmh. Sent pro-pita a receipt of price, 500. md 8i. Addrou FIJI-FORD a. 00.. Brockvlllo, Ont. every year! "IV: is ;'s'§ré'r6;"83555fi33d Quad... white every Politician 3nd meenioual and Basin. Man cn'oys the clever hits which uppeu in 0â€", inane. ubscrlbo now! See our Premium md Clubbing List. Cucnbfiv- ia; full paniculus um free. -Look out for Grlp's Comic Alumna M II“. Price 10 cents. CANADA'S COIIC PAPER. J. W. BENGOUGH. Artist and Edfm GRIP is Stunning in influence and hi, any year! 359i? a suprsmg hpusehold in ' . 7 Ln. ‘_-__, n District Gleam'ngs. $2 a Yen; $1 to: 6 Months. GRIP PUBLISHING CO. 1'0 80 N70. on sacrum, CLEANSING. HEALINO. It Can. LBA WP ISSUID IIIIL'. Animus, Lioavcrtoa GATARBH, sold In Road. HAY FEVER.