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Tho nunuul {all show ofThorah Branch :3 Agricultural Society took place on Wed. nesdny and Thursday. 'l‘lw affair was : sommvhut disappointing. “‘0 had ex- pectcdaftcrtho very fnvnrrhlo results of last your. that tho peoplu would have taken hold of tho mutter and pushed it for- wnrd. Every cha. ice was ofiorud and at no time in the history of tho Society did H0 fuvornhlo an opportunity present itself for nmlnng ’l'lmmh show one of the best in the (llhll'tt. hut tho ever present state of tnrritmlo which mounts to [mamas the puoplu u! this locality Q l l in all thingu of a. public nature again vin- - (licated itself this your and tho result was that the show could hardly lm con- ; sidered. in nmny rosin-om up to tho fl\'(‘|'- -..flv__“. __ _-_.-._, _... ..-V_-.. . v .u... .W age. It. is true. the weIIiIlIer “II-I not inviting. being mud and Iiisnm'. \IlIiI-lI no doubt. detained llmll) IIIIIII L‘lill" present who “mild other“ :so In I\ I- be en there to swell the IIImIl. lmt mm mm lIIu'Ilh account. fur the humanly IlI. III“. of grain “iliUil “II-I ||f(“("ii. IIIIII II bake! 5 li()'/’.(' II III vIIiIiIn: III IIlI.I mi :II II in nymu “111‘“ in II . I. IIII~ 13.1.. ‘II' I. IiuI t of LIII‘ mm I2_. 3:: < I'I“ I-I' hm I 5.. I:I-I‘. The :Ihwme Iaf' I'IH RI"...- III~:Ԥ:.‘.' u. lmlivx‘ “Kirk. 0T \II:~' I.:.~I. \I ‘I . IIotiItenl-iv. :IlI';n--I_;'II ”II \\.“~ 1.. .. .I Tlmruh 'l‘owuslup ()uuuuil meet on Sulunla; next. at the usual hour. 'Iighnst Price In Cash Ghildmé‘i v. =.t]mu. 15‘ thoday. The Fall Show. The Crown vs. McKeeâ€"Perjurvâ€"was a. case tried before a bench of magis- trates on Fridav and Saturday last. The case arose under the recent seizure of liquor here under the Scott Act and Mr. Alex. Hamilton, who was the complain. not in the case. sought to prove that the Rev. Thos. McKee had committed per~ jury in stating under oath that he did not know one “Hamilton Magahv." The afiair seemed entirelv one of wrong pro- nunciation and from the manner in which the name was given Mr. McK ee. namely. “Mageegee.” it could hardly be wondered at that he replied in the negative. The Magistrates. Messrs. Foley. Bruce. Me. Rae and McPherson were divided and on summing up the pros. and cons.. Messrs. Bruce and McPherson were fordischarge and Messrs. Foley and Mcllao. for com- mittal. The case consequently dropped. Considerable interest was taken in the matter from the fact that both parties to the case are closely identified with the enforcement of the Scott Act. Mr. Hamilton figuring as a very defiant violator of the law and Rev. Mr. McKee us its champion. this being so. it was considered that the case was simply one of spite and consequentlv the temper- .ance people as represented hv the ladies of the W. C. T. U.. turned out in num- bers to hear the evidence. The 1r‘al lasted close on two days and the evening session on Friday was not adjourned until 3 a. m. on Saturday morning. the court room being crowded all the time. Most of the evidence elicited was of the most trivial character. Potatoes 9:;- For w ‘: hm. 1:. Dangerous. Camel. \M'I Pour ARTHUR. Sept. 2".â€"-Last even- ing three vouths. Fred Adams and Peter and Vincent Bowell. attempted to convert. blasting powder into gunpowder by pounding it. Peter Bowel! was do. lug the work and the other two gazing on. The powder exploded, injuring all three. Adams fared worst, his hands being hadlv burned and his eyes very much injured. He is now sightlea‘x. but there are hopes that his eyes can he saved. The clothing of Vincent Bowel! ~caught fire. and the neiglihore. coming to -the rescue. tore It of? him. Adams is in the hospital. and all three me progress- ‘ing as well as could be expectedâ€"Adams is a son of Mr. Robt Adams of this place For snic, éhcnp. at R. Dunsheath‘a Bcuvurtun. Thorah Townshlp Council. {Ed.j All :3 Kinds of Firewood for sale and delivered to any part of the \illageâ€"P. McMillan - Sons. Benvertou. Th‘e Perjury Trial- In New Goods just being opened out. NEW DRESS GOODS. NEW PLUSHES. NEW MELTON‘B. NEW SUI'l‘lNGS. NEW PRINTS. NEW FLANNELS. NEW MANTL ICLOTHS. NEW MANTLES. NEW FULL CLOTHS. NEW PANTINGS. NEW TWEEDS. NEW MILLINERY. m. c.. o.. c.. all bought for spot Cash and selling at slaughtering prices. JOHN HODGSON. Injured by Powdor. ‘.‘.« “maul mtl the attention of the .J-u‘: lmmnisunner to several louse 5m}. I]: Mr fidewalk on Osbor: 0 street. £I.'\‘ ?.-r: (I he attended to at uuco bu- - ‘ .wm: accident ocullrs. 'Big [hives at Hodgson's. Eanwcrtou £80m! Elms. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1888. Tic-plaids. Dentist. Lindsav. p. -‘::-: llmniltunHouse.“ (m an ()«. ohm ‘Ith. \Ir. Neelmuls .~ . a « . . plcte 2M (Vitalizcd Air) ‘or the extraction of tooth -..t rain. Be sure and call varly in 5 H C 3",! V G at R. Dunshcnth‘s. Bea.- ‘ and we : r: satisfied that no House in town can givo you hotter value in this line ‘ that.” “L: um. We are not advertising what. We cannot substantiate and your gcucmus t Senior Division. Simon Fovmn Cmss.â€"â€"Kate Stoddart, Mary McArthur. Juxmx FOUMH Cmss.â€"Kate MeDuflie, Annie McArthur. Geo. Maybee. Samoa Tuna) CLAss.â€"Margery McPherson. Ernest Edwards. George Heppinstall. J uxmn Tuna) CLASS.~â€"Ettlo Grant.John Mutaery, Malcolm McIntyre, and Annie Adams, equal. Junior Dn‘imon. Semen SECOND CLAss.â€"Minuie Campbell, Ida. Edwards. Wm. Carmichael. J anon See- oxn CLASSâ€"Nelson Carmichael, Mary Mc~ Lean. Flossie McNeil. SENIOR Sne- oxn Putâ€"Winnie Ferguson, Herbert Heppinstall. Nellie Leyev. JUNIOR SEC- .oxn Pantâ€"Walter Stoddart, Jessie Fe ~ guson. Willie Slattory. 31m TABLEA‘ Chemâ€"Lawrence Stuart, Allie Patter- son, Lorne Heppinstall. 2ND TABLET (Yumaâ€"Eddie Carmichael, ’l‘ena Grant, Mary Cameron. 151' TABLET CLASS.â€" rmra Mcliiunou. John Campbell, Ollie Edwards. in iizvfictl in our stalk which will b3 found complete in every line. Boots and blmm urn u messing .wm of family expenditure and it lmcolnox the prudent. buyer tn invest, in nmw lmr. the host. makes; \\'lll(ll nlwvys give satisfaction and value. V. (: haw 1.1m stuck and In prices will not. be Lmlumuld. are very indiifereut that the average Canadian will ever go lmotless and unless he mm; no this necessary appendage of tho costume \\i|l cuntmue in earnest demand. \\0 me here to do our best. to supply that h luh iv. ir weather the coming fall show pron ises to ho a. good one. \\'u l ave the name of holdmg one of the best shows in the district. and from the energy displayed this year the record will not, ho omken. The prizo list will ho found in another column and can be obtained in pamphlet form from tho Secretary on Saturday. Birth. Mrs. S. F cad presented her husband with a young daughter during this week. The grist will is now at work and turning out work with the best of saus- faction. It. has been accepted by the Council and those who subscribed to the bonus fund are requested to prepare to pay. The Fall Show. The Grist Mill. Public School Report. Best value in Tea ever offered, at R. Duushcat-h‘s. Beavertou. For Bulk Pickles go to R. Dunsheath On Tuesday last a. train load of Italian emigrants passed up the line. On reaching the crossing at Mr. H. Shorter‘s residence it stopped for a. time and in the interval the emigrants helped them- selves to everything Mr. Shorter‘s gard. 11 contained of an eatable nature. They have LO doubt heard that they are in the ‘ Land of the Free." but all the same should be taught that such freedom as they displayed here is not tolerated even in this land of "Boundless Liberty." Hluhest Prlce For Pork at. R. Dnnsheath’s Beaverton Tea. wlu Cash for Potatoes. Oats and Pens at R. Dunsheath‘s. Beavertou. Cheeky Emigrants. was 0! a decidedly superior character but in the kitchen department of ladies' exhibits the show was very meagre. The beat feature of the hall was the noble display of route. We do not think a better exhibit could be vimwd at any of the large shows than [Ji‘i‘m‘lllmi itself here and considering the unfavorable nature of the season. the results are aswniahinu. One margold. grown on the farm of Mr. Juo. A. Proctor. and which some parties had the curiosity to weigh. tipped the scale at titty-one pounds and it is stated that the weight is not uncommon through the crop. All other roots and vegetables were equally as good. showing sound and clean aub- stonce. In the outside departments. the show of animals was not up to that of last year. although such as offered was of excellent quality, particularly in cattle. If the exhibit can be taken as a fair criterion. we sliOuld say the stock of this locality is rapidly improving and that in a very gratifying sense. There was a good exhibit of poultry in the various varieties. but the prizes in this department being very limited. leads largely to curtail the entries in this really interesting feature of the show. Altogether. the show of 1888. cannot be said tohave been a success. and it. 13 with regret we are forced to say it. We hoped to publish the prize list this week. but find it impossible owing to pressure of other matters previously in hand. It will appear in our next. Highest Prlco "HUM PROSPECTS FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1888. 3110011111112 ATTENTION 1.. £50m! film’s. SS: 3533: -"\s 6‘36; - Ji‘fig‘fi.‘ Agunt for a number of first-class Insurance Counmuiua. [do lnsurnncu at a fair figure mic? rcquiru nu .munts‘ feu thus making a clean saw ing of $1.50 to tho inanrer by dealing with me. I am also agent Im‘ the Canada Permanent Loan an Savings Co. Money to Loan at a low mm of Illtol‘crfl “ply. 0 t_n 20 )L-III a. Agents for tlm Allan Linu‘ bigl'oalllshllis also {01: all ”If. lending n_owspu_pqrs. Our Tans are renowned throughout the Country as being .\-1 and at the Right Price. ~Grocer1es of all kindsâ€" This is to certify that I have been troubled for 9. number of yeah-9 with cough and lung dim use and will say without hesitation l’enin's l’iue Tar Cordial was the only remedy I could find to give me any relief. I: is warm more than its weight in gold. I feel quite satisfied. anathem- fore take much pleasure in recommending it to any one troulned with cough aud lung disease. Yours. truly. Sold Everywhere a: 25 Cents a Bottle». DEAR Sm, Penin's Pine TaI Cordial lion Fresh Groceries of all kinds always on hand. Freak Brand and Pastry always In "and or Suppllcd lo Order an Short Notice. During the Summer $931301.) Ice Craam always On Monday, October lst, the wife of Mr. E. Leigh. ot' a. son. The special religiouu services now hold nightly are being imgely attended by the in cplc of the villugtNey will certain- y be productive of great ‘ 100d. Reva. Martin of Woodville and Phrrin of Kirk- field are assisting. A number of houses for rental are bad- ly wanted in the village. Every lwuso is occupied and parties are daily enquir- ing for accommodation. A number of tenement. houses would pay any specula- tive capitalists. Religious Sprvlgeo. Beayertqn Gropery and Itis with to rot we Imru of the do- partum of the amily of Mr. Smith. who amohore in the spring from Toronto. They are moving to thou- old homo for the winter. We hono .tosoo thou: n- turn next spring. Communion. 'l‘hoVSacmtuent of tho Lord‘s Suppor will be dispensed in tho l’msbywrmu church on Sabbath next. Wanted. P. D. McARTH UR. Ioarct s. When Buby Inn dot. we g“. hol- Cutout. When Ibo In a Child. Ibo cried for (Jazmin. When she became Miu. Ibo clung to Cntoris. Whoa we 1nd Children. oh. nu than Cum-lg I. C. GILCHEIST. (:IQBDIAB Always on Hand (1 Choice Stock of Fresh The old Reliable House for all Grades in LINDSAY, ON Recommended lly Bvrrybmly. Oaxwoon, Aug. 90th. 1888. Provismn Stofe. 10$ TEL/£8. mu at Prices to suit the times. J . C. GILCHRIST, on Hand. Births. Doavcrtun, Ont EDWARD KING. y DONT \lEfllEflT "E [Illlllifl non, Com, Homi- xnss. Bnoxcnrna Wnoormo Comm Cnour, lxnunu Dlmcuu- Batu-1mm and .11 “:03qu Lung wcom plinnts. __‘, Plemut 10113319; _c_hild- f ‘ 'Eeifiiriitiiifiiét 11;" Inshnt relief from first 1 dose “1°93, 911g cures "" 'liiéihiél’é.‘ â€" ‘ ‘ Prepared acientlflully tron tho Pure Pine 'mc- \VOODVU. Mariposa. LL E Benetton, Aug. 14th 1%88. I am also prepared to obtain for any one on the best of ten: PLOUGHS and other Implements and Machines of any make in the country. N, B.-.All who are indebted to me by overdue 1 or book account are expected to make immediate paymen tlicrccentfire lmvmg deprived me of all means 0t (1011 business. I am now prepared to supply all repairs and repair castin: for -- COCKSHUTT RIDING PLOUGHS. ch'orton, September 25th. The market in this line has offered some elegant Goods the present season both in color and pattern. Particular]; Cashmeres and Meltons. We may say our Stock 18 new: of course embraCes the Latest. ‘ A good stock of Fresh Family Groceries always on Ha and M: Right Prices. Jas. RITCHBE. ()ur next remarks are addressed and they are on the important subject of Suiti; We say important because it is one of the largest items of most Men’s personal penditure and money saved in this department is a. decided consideration. 3 can offer you the best values in town and with the keen competition now exis this is saying a good deal. We have a. large stock and must reduce, and we 1 assure you of excellent bargains. ‘ Ploughs and Ganq Plouqhs If you intend buying a Mantle this F all ion‘t do so until you have called If "Montreal House." We can safely say we load the town in values. 0” shelves are filled with the latest fabrics and at astonishing prices. 5‘ IMPORTANT NOTICE T4 -FARMERS- For the Fall trade we have placed our Stock in its usual complete condition MISS GUNN. our well-known Milliner in charge. We have the reputation doing the Millinery business of the town and we shall endeavor this Fd to again sustain our good name in this line. The “MON NEAL e have on hand alznge and well selected Stock. We supply 3 on in any grade and at any price. mall «11 and examine our Goods and it they do not go away delighted it will will. 1 The Latest in all ‘ 'ccmun-wmpuummm m m Ooilo. Caligula. I recommend I“: mpcflorto my pal-aim Bout am. Dun-hm. Eructntlon. Whine." 1!. L AW". 11.0.. m Worms, 31m deep. and plumb mummmmmx. Mfihmm wmmm i Boots and Shoes and having bought at a Great Reduction we cuu give our Customers the bench, TO THE GENTLEMEN : WWW MAWWW LEADS THE RACE, - INâ€"-â€"â€" Marx-:16 Goods ! -- Fashionable Novelties -- DRESS GOODS ! I am also agent for the celebrated made at the Beavorton Foundry: [grillfantl and Children. LADIES 2 GROCERIES I AGAIN Tn: Can-nun Conan. 77 Murray Street. 3 HOUSE “Montreal Honey Bowel-8d