ue Wy \ SY SN “It Shines:For All.” Vol IX—No 18 MILVERTON, ONT., PERTH €0., THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1900 MALCOLM MacRET® Editor and Publixhet The Milverton ant “Ie the best Local Sdveare in the suhavertsiae 1 per year, strictly in advance: $1 per yee —M. MacBern, eerie G. T. R. Time Table Trains due to leave Milverton. “500 pi "10:19 p.m a 7 b. mn. Mined ADVERTISING RATES, 3 mo, | 1 mo, ‘One inch.. ‘Transient Advertisements are charged at the rate Tine, nonpariel, for the first insertion, and 3e. per ine for each si sessive insertio Banking, R. RANNEY & Co.,Bankers Estapuismep 1896. ral banking business transacted. Drafts "famed at all pointe in Canada aid the NORTH PERTH LICENSES the inspect On ecan Posie eobheren was re- | @PPO inted chait deputation “gonsisting of Nr. J. a Turnbull anc ters, of Atwood. one license be granted ae ie e ground that one Lisecie was sul r ee einctarion the chairm: board ‘on notes and | Ji ‘London hospital, in re ‘Telephone coonection with Poole, Brunner, Lutheran Y Chureb and Rost TON, ee Solici eae Cane, , Wm, Burton’ ce open every Thursday Blocks, Main Dentistry DR. B. sadder conta Licentiate iM 5p. we ‘Milverto BRUGE, L, scrdna otk c. s., Homiver of the Haskell Poet gradats School of Penatlione Dentiotry, Chicas: Otice, | 3 No. 5 Mai pens, Honor vier, ‘Toronto DE. 8 BIN: Graduate of Trinity Patapeaee dese extraction of teeth. ‘work aspecialty All work guaranteed. Veterinary eed) a mto, treats all sit x calls vronitly attended ‘to, by telephone or oil er Dentistry and Chrot 9 the owner, by eavy los would consider fay yosably er aia applleations for leetiss. were then’ coltsldered “and Jdlépased of as * | follows ford,—The following licenses were granted for the year -C. Salli- yan, Dominion; Casson & Wilson, Cab- t _pitlon, City; J. 8, Windsor, ranted a 8 Aoruue" Ha des and ar- range a transfer; J. H. Weaver, re- pe Ops. ape Quirk and Walsh gr Ensthope.— Tavern, C. P. Yost, pee Ww. Miller, ie al —Tawvern, Sarah art ia Harloff, Wartburg He -, Rostock ; ner, Chas. ‘Kerr, Brunner ‘Wingtelder Sebeingeile Statio: jon.—Tavern, Rachel Mul- ae “tani Lewis ith, Tralee; ag As ies, vn, Henry Rose, | G, Hasenpfiug, Grand Cen: “ Bina Tavern, A three tionths' extention; = Gor lin, Atwood, three moni ition Ate uggins, Monkton ; x hers t class horses and on at all times. e transfer. Cummurcial driving a epecialty. xf societies c. 0. F., pion, eee eal ‘second and | fee "enday of every n ir hall over Salineuker i Visiting brethren al- sways welcome. W. Zica ermay, C. R.; AL Barth, Recording Secreta F,, “Silver Star L 0. Lodge,” No. 202, Milverton, ts iE Heilay night at 330. p. m. in their hal co be bailing. Visieing t brethren ‘al Spencer, N. G.; W. K. Moth. R Business Cards WEIR, Anctioueer for the Coun-| village 100, Conveyance, rawu and ivision | Court. rosch’s Shoe rey Main street, Milverton, DORLANDS BUS LINE, " Milverto Bus meets itizens an Seravellecarcally prone abeuded to: Va Dorland, Maple St., Proprietor. Motels: HOTEL, Branner. Best liquors and class acconimoda- EXCHANGE tion and large stabling, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, Milverton, First-class accommodation for Sait and others, vs. Good. etabling. Deis and cigars. and Mill etreets. C. Fi igeane arate Best b eet of Wines: Eigiore wid foot are stables Cigars ” the bar. eRe oD pee! shed r ‘ en ROPP, dealer in Cedar Posts previous year, and then adjourned. MONKTON >-Messrs. Souteton SSonr are ee ey erecting more brick and tile shed: eee more aeyine room ‘Mrs. John D-" Merryfield, returned Palmersto imerston in the course of a ‘nite te alarge number, of live hogs from Lo ugh the n Montiay Topaiphont The prices ces ranged from $5.80 10 95,00. iMr. James MeKenzia, con., Elna, has bought ahandsome heavy= wught horse known as’ Royal C " P. Rue, Deering Agent, EMLiverton. A atT p.m. 5 Lou London wholesale fae an LOCAL NEWS. The grass widow doesn’t cultivate eds. Everything in spring attire at Dier- lamm’s. Tn every woman’s heart is implanted the love of Is ieee to have a celebration on the 24th of May ? It is that cannot beat carpets, man can enjoy no betoer gift than the love ae ene Orman. A bisniieae dey name Sevolons because sis is is light! headed. Spoiled children are not confined te) those of tender years. Young folks in love are very much ee waste time: Chi ‘artmier wasin the city of aunts on Monday on business. Horses fur sale. Apply to Thos. Special prices in Lace Curtains for the next 10 days at E. H. Dierlamm’s. To have the best and very latest uy your Dress Goods at Dierlamm’s. You can’t judge a man’s temper by the way he treats his wife before com pany. The young man who has money to ee ru ix gou elf. The accomplished borrower, inte lightning, never strikes twice in the. agarty, | sane place Dy Our Millinery is correct and sears puede get your Hat at Dier- | Aeon Sing people learn enough in six Did you get some of those cotton Hose, black, fast color, a6 2 pair for 25e at Dierlamm’s. Mr. Frank Livingston, of Millbank, is offering seed to fatwers to grow flux this year. Mr. Fred Guenther has moved into 2 house on William street owned by r. Chas. Keeso, Arwoud, The High Schooh Entrance ex- amination for 1900 will be held on the 27th, 28th and 29uh of Jun jothing worries a sgt more than’ to sores that the rae after her own ove isn’t after it at all. Spectat.—100 pair a Towels, pure to | por wort 45c pair, going at 25¢ per pair Dierlatom’s. The ea cheese aie will be open for operation next Monday and patrons are reques! wil Ag Kabl, Mrs, Hasenpfing’s mother, Our object in retailing merehaadise cheap, is for your satisfaction, Trv for your next bill of goods. E. Dierlamm. Hereafter the merchants of Milver- ton will close theic places of business with the exception of Wed- nesdays and Saturdays. paid a visit to the picked up « few plums, which he will offer to a his customers upon their arrival, and Mrs. W. Finkbeiner, Mr. has. Fiukbeiner and Kuechtel attended services held in Wailace on Sunday, A meeting will he lield in posse hall on Friday evening for the All Be as ested getting sh eer flies! and boikr at making Chas, Rein te doing the ire. Andy Campbell drove to. Downieon a Buluday to see the latter's ery ill, Wiarton ans Johnston visited tae a Nowe twood on Suni in Sunday Gat Shine” Beng, JOHN 6 Boe Brauner, yse of re-organizing tie football dub, are requ tobe presen Wes notice by fe Sienttord papers that Messrs ©. Priu P, Living- Aiay oe ML VERCA ee sent ab: the eee in he city nall last. Wed nesday ever Thee: of Borng church, Mibgersiny hus decided to. elect elders to ie Session nce r: ting the same at The Sen ras and the Sabbaul following. Iverton, on March Bt indly request eave offi EA nuiuber of buys in ercbes take acest Hela in tormenting Mr. Geo. Pfaif by, throwing firecrackers in- "a side his ia and rapping on_ his windows. Té they contine they may get into dificult, as Mr, Piaf has idecided w put.au end! to the nuisance, ' Re pretty tender hearted many ag to make it warm fop| p™ weeks’ foreign travel to bore others for |i i th intending | s1 tw send in theic} ; 4 mud Mik /Hledy deeeaveec ht a Sunday in Waterluo at the home| 4. P-) of Mrs. Mr. hee Westman was at Lucan last = Me. G. Grosch has resigned his ne 2 Magistrate. rs. Carnochan, of Linwood, sent Sentny with her sister, Mrs. J. N. Edw: Sacs services will be held in the Methodist church on Sunday, |? May 6th. Mr. James McConachy is very ill at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. J. E. Coulter. Mr. Conrad Schaefer is at present visiting his daughter, Mrs, John Stheonhals, in Port oe aMiss Annie Mohr returned to ie on Monday Stee ‘he. will clerk in pe F. W. Schaefer’s store, Mr. lam Ratz, Be of the Taviswock Millin, ig Co., ilver- ten on Monday, calling on Messrs. Ee Bros, Chas. -Finkbeiner had sala robbed on Monday evening, garments were tal sieeean. seine report received the fi ‘und: tions to the India Famine Reéliet Philip Sippel $1; Mrs. A. Sippel Adam Sippel 25c; P, Wiederhold $1. Money Loanep. — When mortgage is due, or if you pf interest charged. Your business with us will Le strictly private. James Torrance. ‘A “dead tuff” taug, with a bull dog {a face, struck town the other day selling cough curing recipes. To those who refased to buy his wares he was very wi teach him civility. See & Pfeffer owing Peccunny business have found their much too small to. partied cided to. a a, "Tee new addition wil connected with the present store by an archway. 00% show rvot Mr Simon Barth was brought one Harétmier with violating the by- law with regard to setting off fire- street. Being the first Feseestie under the by-law he was fined $1 with out costs. Those who fail warning from is added if they are found guilty. Acthar Spenoet, of the Sox experience at printing aud w years in a Inrger uffica should become ® competant journeyman. r. Spencer is # young man of good parts and will be much missed in chureh circles as he Church choir. Miss Sophia Kertcher in writing from Ottawa to the Sox, says: “T like Ottawa; and think that it isa very pretty place. Mrs. Huber took me around the city and showed me the Baal conference | US! canal, ‘The buildings were beautifully lighted up. Every- thing seems Strange to on ie who ae always lve gel tn Milwetenr © tke ew home, however, as they ave ties ind ome, The Rev. Geo. Finkbeiner, pastor of the Evangelical church here, will Sunday evening next préach his fare- well sermon —before removing to Alsfelt chaste been “stationed for the next year. For four years Mr. as Riad te labored in) this peg of e Master's vineyard with great be ae to his people, and his departare ai be deeply regretted ae ait with whom ae came in cuntact, in his work kere in the village. / a Fier is of a S/ quiet an isposivion ane, deeply earnest, is Ai work, alway. striving to practise to the letter she ¢ preaches. His kindly disposition won him many friewds in the congre- gation who are more than ordinary degree.. The best wishes of the people of Milverton will follow the reverend beer in his new charge. (He will be succeed ty renéewach, of The ant upper part will be used as a millinery fore the Reeve Inst week charged by | Wi B crackers and other explosives in the | J- was an enthusiastic member of Christ ili on | for a young man of more than ordinary ability. During the past week or two a gang ‘of masons, plumbers, tinsmiths and - painters have been work on ‘the pees! cheese factory, getting it in- to shape for the coming season, ard & decided improvement has been made in the convenience and appearance of the piece The work of renovation hi rogressed as to admit of the openii ae of the factory on Monday next. Mr, Smith will take charge on May 7th, and will be here every alternate week throughout the season. EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE CLOSED Ministers Appointed to thelr Charges— Pasved. The Evangelical church confere! which met at Wallace Jast week at his | Mi Several shirts and his diseaiotabie Prof, Mr. J.G. Grosch has last Bey. L, H. Haist stationery cone made the wpa as follows ist Bean ; Waterloo, @. D. Dami G. B, Halst; Rai fon, Eidt ; Winnipeg, rn and Grenfell, On Saturday evening, after Rev. W. Xeqger, had preachied an able ser mon, ‘the Aasnine report w: Patriotic Resolution, The following resolutions were adopted : reas, at present. there exists a a Aopen fed awful condition of af- therefore resolve ing ultimatum, and at the invading British territory, without provocatio 2. We hold that the war in South the ad’ n and Christianity in the Dark nt. we, as citizens - of glorious Empire of Our Most Gracious express our niost sincere loyalty and ort to Her Majesty's Govern- peace, | justes pea in South Afri vy, Services. eases by the Butep, ‘he peoph ably responded with ae offerings the missionary cause, oa aca Ae this purpose centenni rvice pacind. this bein the one mundreth ean 0 of the foundin; bt f the ees ical Association. eae nieer aud thie” Bishop pee resses. ‘The conference choir gave a closing selection. ing —_+—— A Eew Short Riddles (Globe, London, Eng.) The old viddie, Why did the Fly fly? —Because the Spider spied her—bas inspired one of oe readers wo send Why did the Whale did the Saal quai det bad he