Flesherton Advance, 31 Jul 1884, p. 5
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Death of David McMullen. The death of Master David McMullen, son of Mr. Wm. McMullen, Flesherton Station, which occurred on Friday last, was sudden although not altogether unexpected, as the young man had been for some time afflicted by that terrible disease, consumption. Deceased was a fine young man, highly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. On Sunday last the remains were interred in the Presbyterian cemetery at Orange Valley. The funeral procession passed through this village, and was an unusually large one, there being 82 vehicles heavily laden with sorrowing friends and acquaintances. Matrimonial A Belleville correspondent writes: - "An interesting event took place in the Presbyterian church here on Thursday last. The principal participants are well known to many ADVANCE readers. They were Dr. Geo. S. Armstrong and Miss Ida Lazier, who were that day united in marriage, under the most auspicious circumstances. The wedding was very quiet, only the immediate relatives of the bride being present, but there were representatives of the groom's family and friends from Toronto and Flesherton. The bride was dressed in an elegant travelling costume of silk, but as to the accompanying adornments, exclusive of her native grace and beauty, the present write is not an expert, and must decline entering into particulars. A reception was subsequently held at the residence of the bride's cousin (Mr. J. N. Lazier) and early in the evening the happy couple left for the west." Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong arrived in Flesherton on a brief visit tot he family of the Doctor, on Friday evening last, and during the past few days have been recipients of the congratulations of their numerous friends. They left for Markdale by the Monday afternoon express, and on the same evening were tendered a reception at the residence of Mr. W. J. McFarland, the well-known merchant. Mrs. Armstrong has many friends in Markdale, having within the past few years been a frequent visitor to that "burg." She had a most hearty welcome, no the less so, because her respected husband had been for sometime in practice in the locality, and still has a wide circle of well-wishers. On Tuesday evening the Doctor and his wife left for Owen Sound, where they took passage by the Africa for McKay's Harbor, Lake Superior. The Doctor, since he left Markdale about a year ago, has held a lucrative position on the medical staff of the Canada Pacific Railway, and at present he has charge of the hospital at McKay's Harbor and th medical oversight of several thousand employees on the construction works at that point. he says the soil in that district is very rocky and sterile, not even a respectably sized tree growing for many miles around. There are some heavy cuttings and the work of laying down the great transcontinental line is in that locality, at all events, very expensive. ' ' - | I - i * t * ' .< I - : . Lull!] I L -J _J frfl ' m X if 1] s :\ /- r i Ji. ^ . / L 1 S -X N. I -J At tJie Lowest Possible Prices at the FLESH ERTON PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY! Framing in all its branches. Call and see stock. Mottos & Motto Frames a larg-e assortment. Copying and Enlarging a specialty. BrrvUle*. 00 TO KK'HAKDSON'S FOR CHEAP DRY UooDS. Rev. Mr. McDowell preached in the Mea/urd K..;id church but Sabbath morn - inif, and ii> h'lc-li- rt.'ii in tho evening. You should nee the work that ia i*an being done .it liuluier'i photo itudio, Plsahertoii. It it tint-clan. Mr. Sparling occupied the pulpit 4 Fleshertoii Methodist cfcurch last Sabbath morning. Mr. \V. 11. Flenhor offer* hi) house and lut in ri.'slu-rtou fur mala on easy, term*. See advt. in another column. All kinds of Framing done in first- claw style iit thu Fleshertoii Photograph (iallery. Three picnicking parties, embracing two brides, were at Eugenia Falli un Sat- urday last. Never make the mistake of thinking that you can get letter Tea than McFar- land sells. He import* direct. A student from Knui College, Tor- onto, |.i. -.idled a good sermon in the Preabvterian church, Flesherton, laat Sabbatli afternoon in Rev. Mr. Wilson's abssnce. Ph'itiHi of croups taken at very rea- sonable rate and in good style at thu Kleshert'.n 1'h. .to' Gallery. K..1.. muring ia on the increase in local churches. We have lady and gen- tlemen solo singers who would be a credit to any i the city churches. Mr. M. P. Me. Muster has returned home. His holiday tour in Quebec was an enjoyable one, and Mac look* none the worse for it. 80 LBS. OF SCOTCH REFINED 8UOAR FOR ONE DOLLAR, XETT I'ASH, at M RICHARDSON'S. Still another marriage of a Fleaher ton Ix-ll,- is tnlked of. Our girls SMS* to be appreciated abroad, fuf they are car neil off to make good wives a* soon as they come of age. All parties indebted to W. H. Cam jiaiKne, either by note ur book account, aro iiotih'ud. that if not Mttled at once vhcy will l>e placet! in court tor colluctioii. -The lUptist Church of Fleslicrton in- tend holdiiiK a I'lcme at KiiLrcma Falls on Kndar, ''' lt ff August. It is in- ten.l. '1 t -_'iither mi tin- Krouiids about J .'clock. All are cordially invited. - Wheat will be low in price this yunr. Mien- ID an abundant crop tho worldnvor, and the North-West will add serersl.mil lion bushels to the Canadian export*. Tin: yum; men t<> whom is delegated the opening of tht; Methodist Church should lie notified to nee t its ventila- tion. Uev. Mr. McDowell's sermon la-st Sunday m.'lit was far frum W-iiig vp. itic in its i I'ect. It won vigorous, logical, clear, and instructive ; bnt the oppress ively warm and close atmosphere must have prevented tliu majority i>f those pre- sent from enjoying it to tho full. The wind <i should IK- kept open during the hot spell, lor a current of fresh air is ab- solutely necessary <> the health of a large oflBgrcfaiioD. 'i , 1>. (iK UIJKY COTTON, ONK YARD \VIUK. K(R ONE DOLLAR, AT M. RICHARDSON S. Prtrrvlllr. I'riccwl.u Puhlic BooOoI-hoUM ball it 'ii. in ii- in giMid trim. Thu School is credit to the locality. When shall we have a ''<n\ a htructure in this villag- Pnrev: '!, m lieliind us in many things, but ah' nl of us in school accommodation. YniKlaliMii. Some unse.hiuviius liy visited Mi. M /< pasture field on Sim.lny last and ainnsiM liciiiiu.dvc* 1 ' y ruling his horftos ui"iiinl thu place anil liitthinit in the mil pond, i 'no got his just deserts by f;illiu_; ort' a !,' and puttini; hi thumb out joint. Con. <;KT SAMPLES or RICHARD- SONS :;n ri$NT TEA. TRY IT; AND THEN UliY York TKAS WHERE Yor i;KT 1JEST VALVE. THK SKiNS OF WOHMHsro well known bnt th,' remedy l not always so well deter tpincil Worm Powders will destroy tin-in. Kuralizinu. Mr. Ward public school teacher of the town of Collingwood, and teacher of drawing and writing in tile High School there and family ar* spending thu sum- mer vaction at the residence of Mr. Ward :hu elder, who lives in Flcshcrt"ii. Mr. Ward is one of the most successful teach- ers in the Province. HOKHK FOR SALE. Will sell cheap or exchange for a good driver, onu largu ieavy horse, warranted a good worker. R. THIMBU!. P. Oar During his stay in Montreal, Mr. M. McMaater r.ccupied a room in the Windsor Hotel adjoining the aleping apartment of John C. Eno, the notorious Yankee defaulter. They say " birds of a feathor flock together," but we arc glad x> bo able t" state, that in this instance it was only an accidental "coming toge- ther " of two master minds ; and ureat Blinds do not always run in the [same channel, you kn-.w. SALT! SALTI BAIT! Just arrived 1 Car Fine Barrel Salt. Aim. 1 Car Land Salt at R. TRIMBLE'S. Ut-uth of Duvld >l. Mull, n Tho death of Master David McMullen, son of Mr. Wni. McMullen, Flesherton Station, which incurred ..n Friday last, s sudden although not altogether un- expected, as the young man had IKWII for sume time afflicted by that terrible dis- ease, consumption. Deceased was a tine young man, highly esteemed by all who i Im . niaL A Ltellwrille corrdaydbent writes: '* All interest in); event t..,.k U^ce in the Presbyterian church here on Tli tin- day lust. The principal narticipants are well known to many ADVANCE readers. They were Dr. Geo. 8. Armstrong uitd Mias Ida Lazier, who were that day un- Proton correspondence, Itirney <>'- Hare K letter, "Three Hundred Years Ago," and other matter left over for want of space. .l.i. U II' !'( That notorious vagabond. Jack Hoppt, has been into mischif again. This time, be and Mrs John Miller who ited 111 marriage, under the ni"*t auspic-'.. . , lives near Maxwtll. and VbsM hatband it.us en :umstauces. The wedding was FOKTHECOMl'I-KXInN r r llmpU BloUrhts, Tan, and ail itchmp humor* < i the akiii, us* Prof. Low's Magic Suphnr Soap. vury quiet, only the immediate relatires of the bride bein.,' present, but there were is a sort of a half batcher and half fanner tried their hands at sheep-stealing. A representatives of the g friends from Toronto , servant man interfering to prevent the d 'theft Mr- MJlar dealt him a Wow on r lesherton. ., I the head, which had the etfect of bringing The bride was dressed in an elegant trav- . ... nn well-meant en"rt to an ahrupl t. r aliing costuoM of silk, but as t., the ac-i . miBation. They tm-n succeeded in mak- coinpanymg adornments, exclusive of her, . . ing off with several sheep. native grace and beauty, the present wri ter is not an expert, and must decline en- tering into particulars. A reception was subsequently held at the residence of the bride's cousin (Mr. J. X. Lazier) and sarly in tho evening the happy couple left for the west. " Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong arrived in Flesherton on a brief visit to the family The atmosphere soon afterwards be- coming too warm for tlie good of his health, ' Hopps suddenly disappeared from the j neighborhood and has not been heard of since. The woman Miller, we believe, ia still living in (Isprey with her husband. What will be done with the thieves we do not kuow , but if the whipping post FINE WATCHES GOOD CLOCKS. La rgest Stoc km t It /.v ririii- ity. Inyjn'ct it- A I UUADRUPLE PLATED SILVERWARE. Casters, Butter Dishes, ,) -FULL 19 sL WEDDING RINGS was in fashion, we would inegest a good of the Deotor, on Friday evening last, thrashing to them Bnt, and six months and during thu past few days have been thu recipients of the congratulations of, their numerous friend*. They left for or a year in gaol aftsrwardi. That's the only way to deal with thieves. Markdale by the Monday afternoon ex- PkBJCDicrDl>iu>ru.~MsnypK>pl<>arepreju4- press. and on tho same evening wen, ten- l^nT". ft 1 ""! ;; 1 "'""" 1 bllt " * h " ttv Bnnliwk Blood llitt<-r!i are compelled to ik red a reception at the residence of Mr. acknowledge it worthy a paUut as a valuable \V. J. McFarland, the well-known mer- discovery. ACll) TEST \ Gross SI>CCH. Lazarus * Morris, Boss, and other makes 26c- to $2- LUUM in chant. Mm. Armstrong has many friends in Martdale, haviug within the past few 1 Uundalk Ii. in. Mr. IIill. editor of tho Dundalk Herald , . . . , air. iisii, eanoroi 1110 uunaalK //--raw years been a frequenl v,.,,t.,r t,, that] hal m , HM , k whlch 5 , nllttsl in U|(J year "burg. 1 Shi had a most hearty wel- 1716, and is consequently now 169 years ...me, none the less so, because her re- spected husband had UTM for sometime in practice, in the locality, and still has a old! It is a faiiulv heirloom. The print ing is clear and diitmot, ai.d the binding had the pleasure of his acquaintance. ! '!* "f well-wishers On Sunday last tho remain* were interred now on hand a very < large stock of hardware, tinware, ifrc. On Tuesday evening the Doctor and I Harrest tools f overf description can be in tho Presbyterian cemetery, at Orange his wife left for >w, n Sound, where the) puri-hased iu this fine establishment at , , \very reasonable prices. Every <l. i.nrt- Valley. The funeral procession passed took passage by the ^rrv.,. for McKay s 1 ^, in har a wa resnd tinware, iu fact, Valley. The funeral procession passed utfh this villas, and was an un Haxlxir, Lak>' Supnitr. The Doctor, large one, there beinu 82 vehicles heavily sine* he left Markdale shoot a yoar ago, laden with sorrowing friends and acquain-, I 1 ** nc ''' lucrative i>osition on the niedi- tances. i* fully r< presented, and his prices are npbt. Mr. Mercier has opened out hi the wat.'hmakiuif business ID DsMl's) block, ) cal staff of the Canada Pacific Railway, , f 3 LhinotJk. From ihi- nnmlwr <f watehes I and at present he lias charge of the hos- w h,ch have b**n left with him for repairs, A lady writes : "I have used Aycr pital at MoKsy's Harbor and the medical we should say he has plenty to do. \V Sarsaparilla in my family tor many .far*, | oversight of several thousand empl.-ee. "' inlormed, that h.- i* a capital work- and could not keep IIOIHMI wiiliout it. For mini, and therefore it is not at all U> It) on the construction works at tlist point. , .11- i T, th.- relief ,,f the pains consequent iipen wondered at tliat he is kept busy. Thi- female weaknesses and irreinilarities, 1 ' > 'be soil ui thU distnct is very Uf no nianv uaelean d.il.bli r m the hui- consider it without an e.|vi;il. ' r.-oky snd sterile, net even a respectably sised tree growing for many miles around. Flrxhrrloi \ -. Enxrnin. | There are some heavy cutting, and the Thu Flesherton young men's tiase ball work of laying down the i;rent transcon- club play ed tho Eugenia club a match on tiinntal Hue is in that locality, at all thu grounds of the latter last Friday af- ! oveiits, vury expensive. UTIMH.II. The came was a keenly con- 1 tcsten ..lie. resultiii'.' in a victory for our boys. Mr Jas. t; Russell, our jeweler, acted as umpire. After the pnf*.. both hilis adjoiiriu ! I" tho Hotel where they sat down to a splendid supper which had been j>re].an .1 for them liy mine host Middau^h. Our boys speak in tht very hijjhent terms of the gentlemanly manner in which they wen- treated not only by Ku^enia base ball club, but by the landlord of tho Eugenia Hotel a* well. ' Xot a particle cf calomel or any other snlwtanre entent into the 'ii of Ayer'sl'itthartic Fills On the contrary, they prove of special nor tioe to thoiie who have used calomel and other mineral poi-oiu ns ini'dicines, n.! fi-l their injnriouK effects. I:; cases AMIS Pills are invaluable. Movnlight Exrunion. The socond annual BOOnligM will be niven under thu aun).ices of ,s,,, , burno lodge, Ancient Order of l'mt,.l Workmen, to Owen S.lund on Monday, August 4th. The trip will Iw m.i.l.' rks the T. tl. & I. U. to Owen Sound, whence tho staunch and commodious steamer, Miufiitt, will convoy excuriion- its for a three hours trip on Ray. A fast train, well eijiiipped, will all over the country, that it re.juir. a fuw skilled Workmen to kocp things in dieem W"ikin ' order. Mr. .). Symington, tho linmlalk station agVt. is agent fur the Canada Life As- luranoe Company. Itnilding operatiniin are rather did! thif season, no now business blocks being erected or in COIITM- of i.nvtiim eicept tint of Mr J. .1 MiiMletoii-. The Dundalk llax Ball Club are an- xioiis to linve a match with tlio Klenhir- Wo trust our |...v< will send Chains, Seals, Rings, Jets, & Jewelry. Is; 1 ,: 1 ;::: 1 ,:, & '. ',:,:?: My work i.v my best and only Reconuni-nilatiun. Jvothin^ rtiitsrejtre- sentet/ Fine I c . i .. 1 1 1 1. OoDfbt ulTMlf aii'l fullv fuvaatud F\lh I'HUth W. A. BROWN. lYIarlidalr. James Sullivan, The Tinsmith, - Flesherton. HcPSlrliMI. Bsntrouhing. ui.l In f*ct vrT tLlnil III tllf I.I1BI!" < Will irv'.'vr Bl> |.ruui|'t n Stein I ;:,: 1 !. 1 ::; in :,::,; TTorltt! Tlint Poetry. To tlir Klitt-r ./ The A Innce. (>;i p.-nising n pie.-. 1 of well, what may it IHJ called / Poetry, doggerel, or what? and " repulduhcd by re,,uest " in T , JO T & ,, , { , u%ui()n , lf tho C the Markdale .%'ii<tnr./,:ind so really caps, p H. hmiiow an .icellent itaff "f <-"ii a clinmx, as the saying it, one's serious- 1 ductors, vii , \V J. |A*WIH. T \. Tho-np- :n nies handicapiH-d. , son. H. Hall, and R. Oshnrne. While them a cludluiik'i forthwith, It must handicap|H-d . olmous, the rt,u,r- they are c.iurtc-ous and obliging to pas- , h ing its republication uiu.t have pn-sumed OUR , ,) J,,, harg of their dnty. larr.'lv ..n the J-.HH! niiiiin. ..f the Stand DM foil in \*(r,.tu J. W. 1'tolemv. cf ard. Perhiii* the Standard was c.ipt nr. .' \T inm ,M , (, :,,,K ,.,:,, LUV.T (..r William by its jingle ! Or was it published for it oillesby, ol Hamilton and (tnml>y : "I was bunkum I It may have U-eii ne.ther, but ( ' r '""^i vcar " 'ch anlicti.l w;t|, I - Hiihi'iiKneKK, nii'l ultima!.'! v DjrspspsiS, rather to oomBtOBMsM a new thcolot-y it \ su ff,. r ,.,l ,, rv m iicliainl trie.l inaiiy'.liiTrr.ut ci.nl.imeil, as pointed out by a rert.-im'iii.'d"'"'! ". nliirh gar* cm only tomp, nry r.'ii. f ami then I wan as l>. I as over a^sin. I was reoommeiicied by s fru'ii.l. who lias brn nmtoml to hnllh by II. In try Mc(irc- sr's Speedy Car*. I did *>. uu\ it WM u..t |IK bef.'i. 1 f. It likf a ii' w n. in, and I have enjoyed exwllrtil Imltli rv.T unce. I tint r iioiueo '.-.I t iHinr it Kfbriisrv Tth. 1"7'J. Bold ty Hiclianl- "t, Two I n. em. i h. m To thr Mitor >'f Ti' I A f on of Mr . Jos. pi i IV.Iler'* hr..k a leg ot one of hit. cows itli a Ptono by ac- , man ii littlj while ago. Here is a IM h i '.'n e.iu : ,w si fsnl )IM tranpl> Irt -i.l 111 '.t! : -*\'' 111* WMV An.ltlmt the wov. i., .h<.iil.| ..L. Ami furl In i tlioiiRht to carry. That lw U"t ln'.-t fnr nin h. nmrry ' n it miks xcis'ilin^lj low, and i- . i.l.nllva shockim; on the A]io.it... meaiiiiii; Hut f"r tin' iii.'tive thiit | r"iui't.'<l the :i|.pe;ii.ince of Mieli :i mmeralde ppnluc- client OH Fridiiy l;ut. ti..n,it is not ..rthv.. I iiotict., andshoiild >lr - il1 "' !N|r *- Bslgimf*, of rVotpB, et . . laMsl OB IMMasn recently, llefore tlie rao.4r.afl i^ntaiotli jraS ofgs w^r,. hatched the hen'Mt her nf,t. A labbsUh Sch....l must be m grunt MI-*. Haiyravc then fn^ th" ' :-s rare want ..f suitable litvrature or iU manage fully in in ovrn when tne chickens soon mentof sound intelliK>-m-.. to sutferchild- came out Hut utrsnuer thst ill. s pat , iioloni-iiii? to them toot eaiv of tlni cluck- ' is now I]M> rnisjnj; ft young leave Oraniioville at 1 u clock p.m., Shol- ,' _ . cfininut It for public recital, and, bunif at 1:60, Dmidalk at 2:15, Proton. 'ms. I whoever he be that is fascinated with in .. \, r ..,\ ,,f kitt.m ' Heal that, I'Untt, at -' _>, Flrshortoii at 2:40, and Markdalo ; at 2:54. Tickets from OMII^X ville to Dundalk, inclusive, f..r mtire trip, $1.00; from other | ..ints, !HI cents. Children under 12 years of asc, f>O cent*. A SKMI. n WAKIUM. If there is any InrX mi! taint of scrofula in the system, Burdoek Blood Uitkrn are warranted to searoh.it out. reappearance in print must be a f"i ,>mall product i i CU'KKo ..r K T i':iir ' FOR Oi.i' (In V'H''i. - Dr. R.wl.'i Kxtrvt oj Wild Sinmb-'nv 11 Ih.' m n'.ly for Chnl era, Colic. Pinrrh.nt n.l liywutcry. N. Br.srrtn AT LAST. W. H. Crooser. drK- ponon is nafo without it. gist of Wtiterdiiwn, nay. when all other rn- iai lien fail for tho Itoui.l ('>iii|'4iiit. l>r. Kowler's Kxtrsct of Wild comas to th* rescue. Ayer's Hara|<ariUa is the most (TwliT trawbesrv bl.xKl -puritirr ever devinnl. It \.- rc m i -mended by thr hsit |Jiyiciant. Milburn d Gadd, PHOH1UET01I- f tt . l>.r.. i..rki. rt> prc l'rrd to atwad to vsrrtluiiti n. I).* Can lage Making & Blacksmitliing ! llllri l>r. n. 1'lly Uld wrll Repairing in both l>runcli'f> Prom|.ilv alUn.lt>l t.. HOUSE SHlitlN*. A M t. IAI.TV THOROUGH-BRED DURHAM BULL wiUi good |Hvlwr. will iun<l !< >w i I 1CI.T A S. Itufel Ainu * --I tli ^ CA.I-K for Flour Mi X ST I Tins, For Sale! I'll. iiit:ij^T!t- if rtnmkilu . tb intcmt t I' .-I'll !>! ft i'*l.l 1*1 '. l 1 ' 2.-F ARMS !-2. TO RENT OR SELL. wll wtUrwl. All Iu tlm Tcw FotfnrtlMi /ROGER l.F.VF.r.. /'./ , Ok