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mm Decembbb 26. I90J THE fLESHKRTON ADVANCE ^ i l*V §mM»» (i^anlji lyrouLLOuaH & youno '•I llaukora, Maikilalo Oo » Ki."i<«i>l Uauklog bu»lii«8S. Mouey loanea Ik roaaunablu rata Call ou U8. A S VANDUSEN, J 1' & Clork StU Dlv Court, Co Oroy 83«or of .Marriage Iiiooiisoii, Oouveyauce Notary I'ubllo Auctloiieor. Money to at 11 i>or cout. CharBon luoderate loau XLebhbbtow V R Con ender Deoda J SPBOUIiB I'uiitmaBter, Kleaberton ^oiuinlsiioTior lu H. C. J., AUotlonoer »eyanoi)r, Appraiser and Mouoy Lender Keal Katalo aiul Inauranoo Aijent. loortuanes, leases ani wills carefully drawn ai> and valuations made ou sbortoBt notice aiouoy to loin at lowest rates of interost. tol •otiofu Htteudod to with promptness barges low. Agent for Ocean Dominion t«auisbii> Compauy. A call solicited. O U M" meets on the last Monday in oaou month, in their lodge room. •s block. FleBherton.atSp.m. Johii W .M. ; .1 A H'.flsj adt , Kecorder; W. 6ol.aiay,l'iuanciar. Vi»itiu« brotbreD invited A PKINOK AKTHTK LODOE, No. :t33, A A ?J, meets in the Masonichall. Strain 8 block. Fle5h..rton. every Priday on OT be(or« the (.ill MK.cn. K H W Hickllug W M. Cbas. Uuushaw, tieurotivry. -^noUK" KliESHEKTON, I. 0. F. meets in ' U Ohri&tOL-'s Block the last Friday ovemtiK each month. Viviting ForoBters heartily felcomo. 0. U.. 11. Waller ; K.S., W. A. Arm- Kioiia. M C i' A S Out, Physician, Surgeon, etc Ofllce aiid 'odidenoeâ€" Peter St., li'lesherton JJR. !â-  blOTk''erBTp\"c-rb7toriaiT"'chG?ciiVMay h. found there day aud uight. Coroner for County of Grey. A Proton Cattle Case R. K. T. 13ibt>y,â€" Physiciau, Burgeon ' etc. Flesherton, Ont Olllco audKi'sidencu, Colliugwoodstreot, one SCOTT, AND SOFTLY . Members College Physio. & Burgeoiin Ontario Graduate in Medicine of Toronto University, Fullowahip Diploma , Post (jradu- ste e-lical School and Hospital, Chicago, diseasos of eye, oar, nose aud throat specially ^'^h! SOFTLY. JOHN A. SCOTT, Fovei-sham. aiweii. T P C TTEWULL "I Vetoriuary Surgeon Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, residence â€" saoond door south west on Mary street. This street runs south Presbyterian Church. The caae wdh tnod at llio County court sittings at Cuelph by JuJgo Chnd- wick on Wednesday, 10th inst. Thos. O'Briun, of I'ilkiiii^toii. cattle buyerysuud ,)HCob and GenrnC Francis, farmers, for ?20f) danmgus for not delivering 17 head of fat cattle sold by them to him in Jan- uary last. The evidence, as to which both sides very nearly agreed, showing that in .January lust the FraociseB sold the cattle to plaintiff to he fed and taken up on May 161 h. That on May 20th the plain- tiff camo alon^' and would not take them, as he claimed they had not got fat enough fur shipping and a new bargain was made to hold them over till the middle of June. O'Brien then tiiok up the rest of his cattle and went with them to England and stayed to see the Coronation. That Ftan- ci.ses fed the cattle until July 9th, when, not being able to get any word from O'Brien, and not beinjj able on a personal vi.sit to his house to get any postive state- ment from his people .is to when he would be back, they sold the cattle to Kus.soU & Mclntyre, reserving O'Brien's rights till July 14th, for the same price as O'Brien should Iiavo given, and Russell & Molntyre sold them next day in Tor- onto at Ktiil the .same price, the market nTjt beintr at that date very good. Soon after this O'Brien returned, getting to b'raneis place on July 17th, and asking for the cattle. ' Then he sued them as above the loss of profits on the herd. The trial lasted all day, and a good deal of evidence as to the feed, markets at the dates, etc., was given by experts. At the end of the case the Judge dismissed the suit with costs. liouor Uolln Standing of S. S. No. 6. Artemesia, for November and December. CbiHS Vâ€" Ethel Harrow, .Sadie Fletcher. Katy Fletcher. Cl»b8 IV sr. â€" Hunter Harrow, Willie Fletcher, James Whittaker. Class IV jr. â€" Vina Hazsrd, Johnny Cairns. Class III sr. â€" Robert Spicer, Johnny McArthur. Class III jr. â€" Janet Fletcher, Veronica Buller, Bella McLeod, 8purgeou Whit- taker, Annie A. Snell. ClaasII «. â€" Ruby Stona. Clas^ II jr. â€" Aggie Harrow, Bert Whit- taker, Katy McLeoil, Pearl Cairns, Maggie Boyce, Willie McArthur, Tommy Mc- Arthur. Pt. II sr.â€" Stelia Butloi. Pt. II jr.â€" Edna Fletcher, Emma Whittaker, Tommy Spicer, Frost Purdy Minnie McArthur. Pt. I sr. â€" Willie Spicer, John Draper Hazard, Harry Hazard, Rita Boyce. Pt. I jr, â€" E.lna McLeod, G. Hazard, J. Spicer, Sara Hazard. Average attendance 32. J. L. Woon, Teacher . * <»» I I MAXWELL Altho Sugar has advanced wo still con- tinue !o sell tlie best Granulated Sugar at 23 pounds for $i,oo Other S-jkjjJirs at low prices. Wu have iiJLil t'.) o'jr line of Boa and Shoos ROBINSON AND LINDSAY RUBBER CO.'s KANT KUACK RUBBER AND OVERS HOE,S, which you can't surpriss in any town in Ontario for quality and price, for we sell a"^ sucii a low margin that it is a wonder to the trade. lUome}f'$ and m^n's underwear* Pants, jacket > and Ot^eraSSs from 60 cents to $!.S0» Tho.se ««^aitjj«ljh»jri[niiit| YOeESeiBE BfliB FOB SEBVKE The undersigned has a fine thorouKhbreif Yorkshire boar for service on lot ;)1, fltth con- cession, Artemeeia. 'termail, W. n.DYr,CN- Horses Strayed, >;ame to the proniiaes of tlie ntrderalRned, lot y7,Cou. 1;J> .\rtemesitt, about Otit.lst.. one horse'.- The owner is retjuestad to prove property, pay expenses and ta^e the same away- Wm. Sami'lB Eugenia P. 0. FOR Luiilber, Lath, are a few thing-) ih-.it you can at set Vuiurinary durgjon and Dentist, I of Ontai' -- - " Max- well, uraduuto of Ontario Veterinary ColleKOi iflllia'ted with -rorouto University. Visits ^.Jqgen ia Wednesday from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m., lu Foversham Thursday from a to 6 p.m. _rgal . .. J. W. FROST, L L. B. liarrister, Solicitor Conveyancer, etc cTfflce â€" Next to pofitoffice, tiproulo's block Fliih^rtou, 'every Thursda and, court day* S Bâ€" OWQU Sound oUlce, Frost' biooli Poulett street east. LUCAS. WRIGHT & McAHDLE iiarristors tiolieitors Conveyancers, etc OBlcesâ€" Owen Hound, Out andMarlidaleOnt W H WUIUUT, MoABDLE I H LCCAB N Uâ€" Flesherton office, Mitchell's Uank •very Saturday. TUCKER & rATTERi?ON Burrihturs, Solicitors, etc M Olson's Dnnk, Owen Sonnd . CtABRY Q TUCKER OEO W PATTKRSON MACKAV&3AMPS0N .Ilarrlsters, solicitois. OFFiCKS :â€" Owon Konnd, Merchant's Dank Blo':k, N. -.^f FatLai*iion House. Dumlalii Bank Hlo';k, N. -if PatLamon House. ain (Street, every Saturday. Money to loan at 4^ per cent. A. O. rjACKA'\', MA, H.B. BAMPHON, L.L.D Always iii attendance at Flesherton and Dundalk Divieiftn t'ourts. ^)cnti?tvi( DR. n C. IMURRAY, L, D, R. dental surgeon honor f^raiUiato of Toronto University and Jloyal CoiliiRi! lit Dental Sjraoons of Ontario. -OtriiTO â€" Opposite ArinstrouK's Jewellery Store. Will visit .Maxwell the last Wednesday at each mouth, and Dundalk 1 aud a Thursday in each month. , ; iwtrt anoj g ruyiff iMiruy uMyiruyin x /.\ Photos â€"TAKEN â€"AT THE Flesherton Photograph Gallery are d'liie in tirgl-clasR style ntid at l.'wiist ratcT Special attention given to copyiiifl. Babies' photos. a .<|)eciaUy. Pictures frnmud. MRS BULHER u^riJnS JiKni jiiiiii JiifCiit USririsijiiOii i FLESHERTON TONSORIAL ^ d^, PARLOR. ^ One of the meanest robberies in which a sneak thief ever participated was that perpetrated one night last week, Mr. Hinda, a blind man, living on the Gara- fra.xa road near Owen Sound being the victim. By selling huttar, Ojigs, etc. she hail saved one hundred and twenty dol- lars and upon going to his little pile to add two dollars more, discovered that his hard earned money was gone. .Although Mr Hind.-< had heard a ii'iiso his aightlesi eyes could not detect the dirty thief in his nefariou.s work. â€" Chatsworth News. Do You Belch Qas ? If you have uneasy sensationa in the stomach, a bad tasto in the mouth, head- ache â€" reineiiilwr that ten drops of Pol- sun's Nerviline in sweetened water is a quick and certain cure. Nerviline is just splendid for crainp.s, colic, dysentery, stomach and bowel troubles, and costs only 2.00. Belter try it. Miss Sara M. Cin>p,of Hoiicywo<)d,whn was married about a month ago to Edi^ar Jainicinn, of Slnghanipton, received la.st wjiek a ccrtiticiite for lifeas u public school teacher. The docuinoiit was f(ivwurde'l to Honeywoiid last week by Inspector Grant of the Sudbury district, whore Mi.sa Crisp taught for a couple of year.s. Miss Giisp was an excellent teacher and this tribu'e to her ability will no doubt bo ap- pro 'iated, even if !>he has taken a clas.'s of one. One Common Cause of Headache Perhaps the most gi?nci'al cause of headaolie and [laiii across the eyes ift nasal catarrh. The simplest cure is to inhale the midtcalfd vapor of Ca'arrhozone which travfiSKS ev<!ry nir coll and air pas- sage of the throat, iiosi! and lungs. Tt kills myriads iif germs at cvi-ry hieath, clears away mucui dischurgos, preservis and heals the nietnbran.". C.itarrhonone is just a spU-ndi'l ronredy for beadaclie, and its action is certain and unfailing in diseases of thii throat and lungs, deafness, liri'nchttis, a.sthma ami catnrih. A trial will convince the mnut sceptical that Ca- tarvbozi'iie iaall nuht. Laige s'zo ?1 ; trial sizo 25(1 Druggists or Poison & Co , Kingston, Onr. This 8 an accoimt of an Iowa Ciiuiuy fair for this fall, printed in the local paper whi-ro ihe fair wnt held: "The poultry oxliihit consists of two Imntams and an owl. In the horticultural hall one stock of c-iin and two cowa made up the stock display. Thuiaday thu owl ate the chickens and tliK cows ate the coin and the fair adjourned." Eugenia Planing Mills (iQt your Sash, Doors I'loorinj^, .Sheeting, iS'ew- oll Posts, Ballustcr.s, Cor- ner Blocks, Hand bailing, the liest of Spruce Lath, Diiv'T VOU WA»T YOt'U IIAUl OUT ? Up-ti d.i:e If.. it dime io rnn ,'«• iR th.! (prcko-t j^ S'iain|M> •.Singo i » I I A.WIL50.N : FLES.IERFON j^E if s ', you en g'-i 'ai'Hi Htyl,. Hinl older. Ais-iSiiav K • d Ml- in thu most » «y. The Savings Bank of Health Is lots of red aud vitalizing blood to nourish and invigorate the body.. If your blood is thin and watery use ''Ferrozone" It supplies the neetasary elements such as phosphorus and iron, and quickly restores lost strength and spirits. Ferrozone is an unequalled restorative for the tired, the .sick, and tho run down. It stimu- lates appetite, aids digestion, sootlies the nerves, and makes the system too healthy for Jiseiao to exist. No tonic does so much good in a short lime as Ferrozone. Gel it t i-day from any druggist for 50c [XT box, or six boxes for 82.50. By mail troin N. 0. Pohon & Co., Kingston. Sold by \V. E. Ricdiardson. Eugenia Mr. F/.Hlor, we wish you and your staff of assistants and all Adv.ince readers a metry Christmas and a hapi>y New Year. Miss Maud Duokett has got hone after spending a pleasant visit at Paisdey. Eugenia people are now enjoying elt ctric lights, so the Beaver is harnessed a;.jain and to othar parpusea than sawing wood. May its usefulness always increase. Miss Abbie McMullen is homo from the ciiy to spend Christmas with her mother. Mr. VVoodburn has been very poorly for the past two week.s. School closed on Friday for two weeks Miss Hadt'orow has gone to her parent's home at iVleaford. Miss Robinson to Markham, where her parents reside. Mr. Thomas Hawkins of Motiford, re- cently of Kimberley, has moved his faiTiily into Eugenia. All heartily extend to them a cordial welcome. Mrs. Simon McCallum, accompanied by her son, John, has gone on an ex- tended trip to Portland, Oregon. We are sorry to miss them from our midst ns they l»ad niadis-inanj w.irm friends dur- ing their residence at Eugenia, Mf. and Mrs. John Fenwick .and child- ren of Ohesley are visitors at Mr. Henry Fenwick'a. yiMjjil Emporium ? ? ? IS ThE PLACE TO BUY YOUR HARNES.& All kinils »nd prices Whij>s and lashes Trunks and Valicc-i, cmbs and brushes, Swe.-itpads and collar [jads. Axle Grease, Hoof Ointoient and Gail Cure, Bitts and Snap'i, Buggy Dusters .Tud .ill stylos and prices. Rubber Rul'S. Woollen Rugs Ilarneis Polis-h and Met.il Polish and Everything in our line. Tarri'tvortti Boar for Service. Alvin ( No. 728 ) The undersigned has a thoroui/hbred Tainworth. Boar bred by .John B«ll, of Amber, Onr., for s^-rvice <>n l.t 170 con. 2 E. T. & S. R. Terras §1 00. Sep.lyr. Riohard Allen, irie.slnrto.i. Shingles, Floor! ngr We have just placed in poaiiion a new planer ami matcher and are prepared to furnish building material in all the above lims. Get our quotations when yow Wi»nt anything. Hickling Bros. 8(b con., Arlemesia â€" Maxwell P. O. 10 July, '02 ^ INTER TERn .ArTP THE Owen Sound, Ont. BEGl^lS JAMUAIJY 3, 1 003 Our courses in both Business and Sl.orthaiid departments are up-to-date, hornugh ana complete. The demand for younff nron as otfics a.s'sistants is inu-^h greater than the supply. Circulars and full ."Address information free. C, A.FLEVUNQ, PRIN. Thoroughbred Durham Bull for Service Cord niintOt 29068* Tho undorsisnoiJ has a fine aRect Diirhairi Hull for sorvico on lot 141, T. & S..1!. Terms â€" $1 for Krade cows. ©3 for thorouRh- breAs Fcdi^'reo on appUcatiun. J.VCOB LKVEB Flesherton P.O.. Our Clubbt'ny jCiii Papers mftrke<l with a * give balance of this year free. The AnvANCE and â€" â- *Weekly Mail and Empire with pre- mium 8 1 75 •Weekly Globe 1 80 Family Herald aud Weekly Star and premium . .... 1 80 Daily News 2 30 Toronto Daily Star 2 30 Toronto World .. 3 00 Guardian. ; 1 !'0 Sun 180 iiifimiMiiiiM For Fust Class Bug.gien, Cart.s, Pleasure and Lumber Wagons, ciiltei'.s, .sSluiybs. We keep a stock on hand to clioo.se from. ALSO HORSE SMOElNa AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHINQ Rod L'U'ir-'iiiteo fir-ir chi.ss wo; k. Wo keep on Imnd Ploughs and Plough repairs, and also Massey- Harris and Noxon repnirs for bint'era, Mower.s, til kinds of nia hine'y, also Binder Twine on hand. « Ulben in town dive US a call « I an.l N iii(]^ ani No I arnt ViM'a injurs, kintl.sdoiie t.(i order. Sliinj. I'ICS ti'"- '^' and FittiTi<:f,Sid- ofall Now ruriiiu}^ FOR FIRST lun of .stones for cliop- jtinj?. Snii.slkcrion in all Min' lines jjuaranteed. Walker Sloan PROPRIETOR have overcome the misty vision tha creeps on willi tlie advance of years, and now 1 am the most pkMScd man I know." A pleased patron is the best advertise ment. Wp give free tests and guarantee satisfaction. W. A. Armstrong, fEVVeLCR AND OPTICIA '. CLASS CARRIAGES AND PLOUGHS â€" tiO T0~â€" Heard's Works, Flesherton We have Tutters, Sleiglis.Buggies, Waggons and Carts l'Jeury,j Dyaient Batterfleld and Wilkinson ploughs Sharevand tjijpaif's of the best quality. Spring tooth aud Ii'on fiaiTows. Also first class handmade harness. Sk ^ Bcrse Shoeing arid 6<$neral Blactcsmitbind* % $^ ^ ^ ^ A 9 ^ ^ ^ ^ THERE'S MONEY IN IT. If yon do not believe it write to m. We pay good wages to active men. mi BROTHERS COMPANY Nurserymen, Colborna, Ont. KateblUhed ISAT. $A A A A A A V 9 V V V 9 #