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ELEOTED. one of unusual quiet throughout - -and little was being said:as to the expected result, still it must have been obvious to-all that no man seeking to defend the Mowat Government could possibly be elected in North Ontario and thet . any candidate Saving the temerity to + Trouserings, . |findertake sucha' task was simply Also the latest patterns in|.,urting defeat. Mr. Gould's defeat Scotch Long Suitings. is a case in point, it is the deliberate E : verdict of the electors of NorthOntario Eup wh BROOK. recorded against the contemptible |. 3 tyranny and ridiculous "oligarchical or Nays, To. bin of Mowat '& Co. Mr. ELAMIT IT. Glendinning's triumphal return is DR. ) 3 | creditable to the Riding. SUCCESSOR TO DR. JONES. North Ontario 1 1 1 PORT PERRY, - - ONTARIO. fei 4% Office and Residence Opie Tum-| Gpvpre STORM. --The severe rain to- roost and} doko day has materially interfered with our Office hivuta- 0 tolls m. ; 2085p. m. |oilway accommodation ; there are two : we or rs washouts of considerable mag- ; ET, nitude on the line between Whitby and y NORTH ONTARIO OBSERVER Port Perry, which will require con: Cr ---------- siderable repairing before the trains PORT PERRY, JUNE 5, 1890.|can resume their usual time. =--=--=--==x=| prapucnoN. o¢ Bripors.-- Many The Hotter Peace. the Sooners, bridges on the highways in the township of Reach were destroyed by That. the Elestion War jst ended | the great deluge of rain to-day, and the 2 expense attending the re- them fought | Howent be wade passable. ES. See Clark & Oo's Hew adver- vounds: given and 'received will sopn|tirement in this sess, for the present Se | month they offer exceptionally good heal. The contest among the spoile- | ony Tn Odd Lines they hold out 'men was on its usual level, the flesh | truordinary inducements. Don't pola, the sucois of office; but asa rule | fail to ¢xamine their magnificent the rank and file of the candidates and | stock. : Too ape body of electors ocoupied o Turnovina.--The. many 2 Mr, Adam Duff, of this 8 : place, are much pleased to see him out ---- the best interest of the again uiter his sovere illncss; and learn country met with some consideration' that he is rapidly improving, Mr. theis bands. In election contests| Duff wishes, through our columns, to oe hwo 2 eet 2 ali mds for man; that it night be a ee kind acts during his severe illness. : principle of 1 ; a Brown might have expected a gush when Greenwood's torn came, which nipped the bud so ear,y ; Green: wood comes out with the following : "I hear something about a few hot, hea: 'words between Messrs, Brown and Het the church meeting'the other night. and hypocrite were some of the expressive names chosen toshow their mutual regard." As usual, Greenwood says he was told of the above, but can it be pos- sible that he is so devilish mean as to retail a slander having no better foun- dation than idle gossip, If he is, then no other individual in the community is safe with such a man around who will retail slander on so flimsy '= foundation, and damn a man's reputa- tion on base gossip. When the slan- derer gets cornered asto his informant it is to be hoped that he won't again make a scape goat of the township Clerk and trot him out as his infomant. Who the Mr. Brown is your corres- pondent don't know ; he may or may not be a "liar and a hypocrite" but every one knows that Mr. Bear is neither, he is a worthy and estimable townsman, " ei Oartwright. Monster Pic-Nic, Fripay, Juxe 13. Recollecting the scenes of former ] To disperse those drooping hopes and to rid your mind of the sad sweet dream it is only necessary to state that an oppoitunity 'to visit the rap- turous shady grove of Mr. Joseph Axcher will be afforded you on Friday, June 13th, when the Olippers Base Ball team, of Oartwright, will hold their third annual pic-nie. This beau- tiful grove is situated on the north end of lot 17, con. 2, Cartwright, and borders on the road 'passing between the 2nd and 3rd concessions, and is but a short distance 'west of Devitt's church. Last year the scene of plea- sure was in Mr. T. White's grove, bat as that wood has yielded to the axe- man's stroke we have secured the grove mentioned above. Extensive prepara. tious are being made by the committee | to make this the leading pie-nic of the ¢ season, A splendid platform for{ be erected to give that 'thrillicg sensa- tion which all so greatly admire. ~The | lutions to the Epwo eranuation Fund and other ation of| i general interest to the Oburch; The ond} Ohairman, having almost reached his jubilee year in the Ministry, was con- id gratulated by the meeting in a very : hearty resolution. This year's programme for the. cele- bration of Dominion Day in Port Hope is the best ever presented by that rown, It comprises Aquatic Sports, Athletic Sports, Grand Horse Races, Base Ball Match and other sports dv | ing the day. In the evening there| will be a Magnificent Display of Fire- works, Ballon Ascensions, &c. We would strongly advise our readers to make their arrangements to spends Dominion Day in Port Hope. The programme is always fully carried out. ohiort Any information desired can be , that obtained by writing W, E. Braumish, d Secretary of the Ogmumittee. the Head of each class of the Prince Ibert School for the moth of May ose who raised their standing two places or more during the month were Joseph Turner; Harriett Wheeler, Laura Weir, Maud Bongard, Gertie Bongard, Annie Boynton, Frank Blanchard, Linden Pollard, Rollie "I Trall, Marion Fallis, Winnie Balfour, Florence Harper. Port Perry Public School ' Honor. Rall: Noth, Harry Thomas, acted as second - for. was represented by Frank Lattrell, a Siecle, ie Ee nounce her fishing Sights on the Great Bank. : Sri 'Manix, Mich, June 2.-- dolph Custis, wedded her ehildhood's{ © Rev. Mr. Green, pastor of Esoanata playfellow, Lieut. Robert EB. Tee ;! 'church will probably Beg Rader the slien i here theso two young hearts lived in| low, He yas pastor at the Canadian Arcadian happinoss untill there 'came | S00' ohuroh, and while serving there | the sound of cannon, and a curtain of was contracted with to supply the | desolation shut out the happigess of Escanaba pulpit. He claims he was | yh. past, and made it but past; and made it but.a niemory ignorant of the law, but that, will pot |: bably satisfy District Attomey" LL. 'anda dream. Then the Government Palmer, of Grand Rapids, who is having bought in the estate for unpaid g the matter, There. is ho | taxes converted it into a burial place Green was unconscious of | for thousands who wore the bine, any law-brenking, but whether the conrt. will take cogniaanoe of this fact |. 1% 0° early part of the 'eighteenth is another question. Local business century John Custis purchased about 'men are on the anxious seat, as many 1 160 acres of the original grant and Lof 'their clerl Oanadian Jeople, named hia - estate "Arlington", His The alien con! yoy makes 101 PuD- | wife, with whom he was so unhappy ishable by fine prisonment to send from the United States to any foreign thint) he nid he did vot bagi' to live country for help of any kind without until she died, left him a son and going through a prescribed method daughter. The son, Daniel Park Cus: and. paying o certain sum for the |tis, passed unnoticed the bigh-born | privilege. * The penalties are graded | gir) who had been seleqted for his bride, yarueh She Sm bn to oo bi 0 Tg and courted the bells of Williamsburg, tion of section 10f the Act a fine of Martha Dandridge. This act of his] $1,000 may be imposed, In all cases infuriated his father; who threatened persons brought in. illegally may.ba|to cut'him off with the traditional sent back. Th Sune of the Eolscopal |g), ling and leave Arlington to a slave e unique. + Me however, met her the old gentleman was ually Jaid ric. 'Mausling, yn dines -- black: and ¢ 600 yds Chambrays ai rices---aone higher th 00 yds Drilletts and A large stock of Prints five cents, Sen convince clear out See our prices. Overcoats to be slat it' will pay you Toney at 10 per cent. .C but in the cemetery lust night. Saunders down to rest berieath a strange epitaph |. was engaged to be. married to Emmi| of bis own composition, thé young Seener, a 'handsome young ~soman of | overs came to make Arlington merry Evansville, who is now visiting in this by the gay company which gathered city, Upon coming to see her Saund-| ond them. dors discovered that Overby had up| Death came early to Dauiel Parke planted him in her affections A lg apie for he was 'scarcely 'thirty-five quarrel was followed bya fight, inf oon he left his brido a widow with which Saiinders was worsted. The two. children; Jobn Parke Custis and | | decided "to settlo the | gio or Oustis. Mes. Oustis Was rich, time, when nearly. shedding their bl fruit is rite, to mixture should be aha at of Paria Green to a Wwoeden r according to the code. Overby 'plurup, and pretty, still in the flush of ¢ h, of a very lively nata d very young man who lives in [Indianapolis while a traveling man from Cincinna ashington, then a young officer who ad won some digtinetion 'nthe cam- | Saunders. ~ Accompanied by a medical paigns 'under Braddock, met her, it tudent, James White, the party drove], 'was a case of loveat first sight, A to St. Louis cemetery, in the suburbs, blithsome wedding followed; and ar 'in society. When George | 01 should be repeated enrlier. Ddinly, circumstances two 0 days apart is Sfficien The principles took their positions, though' they afterwards resided at Spey. ed with 82-calibre revolvers, | Mount Vernon they did not neglect 18] the Arlington property. ~ Washingt sigial was. often on the estate directing agri to pertaining