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 V "A 'J •'^VT^T^T"' â- Â»-J^i. "v .ftlC^^v".fl»l-WS.^aW r^JT^i.; iqvjjUrf iW .p-»«r*:-?JB«C«»i ^.â- ; ssici^i'i-ii â- K'^3?;ni5iii;*» •:£. rOL. 4.â€" No. 6. MARKDALE, ONT., OCT. 18. 1883. No. 162. lit %m\hU ^tmimi IS PUBLISHED ^VERY THURSDAY EVEN4NG, At Markdale Ontario, IN ADVAHCB, C. W. RUTLED6E. Editob PaoPBiEtoa. "ELL DKtGER and DRILLEE. ALL orJtrs promptiy attended to. Reai- 5,;â€" Suider's HDl, Owen Sound. 1S2-35 t Ghent, M,D., M.R.C-P. S., O. r PkyHician and Ssrceon, Priceville, l.-aJnak- of University. Vict. Coilege. ,, New York, and IcQ. (jraJuatG, of the same, Ayleth Medioal Institute. ,, Opthalmic Hospital, N.Y. UberCulL Pliy.siciansA Surgeors,0. 104 P. MARSHALL, L.D.S. DE]\T1ST, l^E.^riATE OF TORONTO SCHOOL It if i' ntistry, will be at Rntledge's fckl. Miikdile, on the 1st and third Wed- avdf i:i'li month anil also at Munshaw's [tel, MtshertoQ, the day following the i.nVednesJay in each month for the prac Iftofhi^ profession. .â- aauiiry 'Jth, 1883. 122-74. ^.e0aU 9«4»l«* REVERE HOTEL, 3^. B-2-:]RasrEs PROPRIETOR. THIS Ipopular Hotel has ()hanged hands an« the above men calter to the wants of the public. Good vtaMiiig and attentive hostlers. The b6gt brands of liquor and cigars, »good meals and comfortable rooBis, large dmmercial room. Barber shop in con- nection. ISO-ly. GHATSWORTH HOUSE (late MORBOW HOCfiS,) CtlATSWORTH, Ont. C. H. MATTHEWS, Propbietob. The beet brand of li^ors and cigars al- ways in stock. Good meals and c'mfortable rooms giiarauteed. Good stabling and at- tentive hostler. 114 COWMERCIAL HOTEL PRIGEVTLLiE, Ont. Large and commodious Sample Rooms Good Bed Rooms, e. The Bar and larde Well supplied with the best the market af (or^ good StabUug and attentive Hostler's ' THOS. ATKJNSON. Proprietor Wi, Lucas k Co., BANKERS, 34oiiey Loaned IN large or small amounts, at all times, on good sndorsed notes, or on collateral security. INTEREST AT 6 PER CENT. Allowed on Savings Deposits, Frost Frost, )\iiKISTP:RS, AND ATTORNEYS-AT Law, SoheJtors in Chancery, Convey i;ers, iVc, Owen Sound, have resumed at f-iheitoii, Office open every Thursday, as r?tofore. trsEp Fbo.st, J. W. Frost, LL. B. Co'jiitT Crown Attorney. 1 i. Itf ASSOM, )iF.r,ISTEK, MASTER ANDDEP. REG in Cliancerv, Notal^r Public, Coitveyan !.ic. A NUMBER OF FARMS FOE SALE. I jmcESâ€" Owen Sound, in Vic.ker'^s sBlock (dett St.; Branch office in Markdala, over L^arland's Store, on Friday and Sattuday |»rj week. 5T-ly Creasor 9Inrrison, piUP. -o», SOLICITORS. CONVEY- J*ritEs Lii Owen Sound, Dufferin Block, hrW, F. Wolf's Store and in MARKDALE; "r^. J. McFarlaTid's Store on Thflrsday i Friday x)f each Week. IS'Fumlsto lend on reasonable terms. pCREASOR, Q.G„ UUNCAU MoEIiSON |MJale, March 15. 1882. 794y Alexander Brown. ISSUER «f Marriage Licenses, Fire and 1 Life Insurance Agent. Uommissioinei R. o. Conveyancer and Licensed • jWioneer fait the County of Grey. Farmers, whants, and Land Sales, Punctually at- N«l to and charges made very moderate. |?iiceville, Sept. 17,1880. ' 1-Y Wm. Broum, fSSCER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES, e Commissioner in B. R. e. [onveyaucing in all its branches promptlj waded to and carefully executed. I^B,â€" Money to Lend on Real Estate m GIBSON McMillan CONTRACTORS. Contracts taken for all kinds of BRICK AND STONE WORK, Plain Ornamental PlasteriuR. •Calsontining in all Shades and Colors. Charges moderate and satisfaction guar- anteed. Orders left at ahe Standard office will receive prompt attention. Markdale. Feb. 6th, 1883. 126-ly. GEORGE Wholesale WILSON, and Retail IBUTCHER!! BEEF, PORK OR MUTTON SUPPLIED. from a single pound to a whole carcass, at the lowest market prices. riSH FOWL IN THEIR SEASON W. G. RICHARDS, H'lLDER, CONTRACTOR, ARCHl- ' Tier.â€" Residence 'on Mill Street, Mafk- l^tdale, .Jan, 2 1th, 1883. 1241y Pt^ESS AND MANTLE PARLOR. Dunl«p's building MarkdAle. ' sinds of ladies wearing apparel cut and made in the very latest style. Ndiiig Snits -a Specialty. 149.62 Farmers haviag Fat Cattle, Sheep, Pigs to dispose of \nll do well to ealL Mard«Ie. Oct. 35tb, 1881 or fAL MARKDALE LODfiE. -0. 0. F. No. 78, will meet in their hall L*onday evening, Oct. 29th at eight p. m. ^^ A. Tnmer, See'y. â-  -Si • In the Latest Mjd Be^ improved Style, and finished with English. Varnisli. I^Drafts issued and Collections made on points, at lowest rates. W.M. LUCAS, Manager. September 28, 1880. 2-ly EUGENIA Grist, SafandLath Mills Having made eqtensive improvements in my Gnst Mill I feel confident I "can gi*e good satisfaction. GOOD FLOUR ALWAYS OH HAND Chopping Done Every Day, Custom Sawing and Bills Filled on the shortest notice. LUMBEE AND LATH ALWAYS ON HAND. Cherry, Butternut, White Ash, Black Ash Basswood, Pine and Hemlock Logs wanted 691y. M. AKITT, Eugenia. MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED We haye recently published a new [edition of Dr. Culvebwell's Cele- brated Essay on the radical and permanent cure (without medicine) of Ner- vous Debility, Mental and Physical incapaci- ty. Impediments to Marriage, c., resulting from excessesc 1^ Price, in sealed envelope, only 6 cents, or two postage\tamps. The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years' successful practice, that alarming con sequences may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicines or the use of the knSfe pointing out a mode of cure at once sinsple, certain and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. IS'This Lecture should be in the hands o every youth and every man in the land. Address The Gulverwell Medical Go,. P.O. box 450 41 Ann St., New Fork 110-62. SEEING ISBELIEYING. GENTLEMEN,â€" If you want a first-class Buggie or Wagon call at MCKENNA MASON'S CARRIAGE WORKS MARKDALE. They can supply yon with anythmg from a Lumber Wagon up to Extension Top Phaeton. To buy from them is o fOHN NOBLE, MARKDALE. SKER'LBLACKSMni 'ORSE 8HOEIMG Paiiting S TrlmmlRg Hit;* will receive prompt attenticm. All Repatts executed in the shortest possible time consistent with good workmanship. GobD Work a Speciality. j^^ n"'"'^*" the Shop, opposite the aie»pBide I J. SHANAHAN, P fuprit W llA^dale. Dec. and, 18^1. V4. They are both practical workmen, and 1 employ none but PRACTICAL WORKMEN They guarantee their work Second to none for Lightness of Draught and Superiority of Finish. S *-1 l District Dashes. Meaford coancil has decided to spend $1,000 in dredging their har- bour channel. B. Little, batcher, Hanover, killed and dressed a calf thirteen weeks old that weighed 400 lbs. Frederick Mann, the murderer of the Cook family was hanged at L'Ori* ginal, on the 12th October. The Mt.Forest Advocate fovours the numbering of houses in that town, also the enlarging of their Town Hall. Mr. Samuel Bobinson has present- ed the English church, Clarksburg, with a handsome marble baptismal font. A by-law was carried last week in Mettford, by fifteen majority, to pro- vide means for purchasing a steam fire engine. The Shelbume Free Prets is to be run by a jomt stock Company in fu- ture. We shall uow expect to see an improvement in the paper. Mr. E. Wragge, late manager of the T. G. B. Eailway.entered upon the duties of bis new ^ituatiou, on Thursday last, viz manager of the Western division of the G. T. E. Depabtuee. â€" Bev. Mr. Turnball is about to take his departure from Shel- bume to labour in another parish. Before leaving he was presented with a purse of money and an address. Mr. Chas. McConnell is a successful hunter. On Tuesday last he shot a very large otter measuring three feet six inches. The skin when stretched measured four feet ten inches. â€" Dun~ dalk Herala. Dkad. â€" Mr.D, J. Macdonald, a con- tractor well known in these parts, and for some tin»e a resident of Colling- wood, is dead. The deceased gentle- man built most of the H. N. W. E. B., and helped to build the T. G. B., and many railroads in Ontario. â€" Col- lingwood Enterprise. A sad death, supposed to be the effect of drink, oceured last week at Homing's Mills. A man named Craw- ford was found lying dead near the sidewalk on the morning of the 1st., inst. He has been drinking heavily and as he is without relatives or friends was buried as quickly as possible. It is said that a sum of $5 was due him, and for this amount, some one under- took to furnish a rough coffin and perform the duties of sexton. FiBK. â€" The barns of Mr. Morrison, 9th con. Derby, were totally consumed by fire on Wednesday the 9th. Mr. Morrison was threshing on that day and the fire spread so rapidly that the machine owned by Mr. Thomas LesUe was also burned with the other con- tents of the barn. The loss to Mor- rison is heavy as he lost his whole season's crop, and Mr. Leslie's loss is also a senona one. The origin of the lire is not exactly known, but is supposed to be the result of careless- ness. â€" O. S. Advertiser. They nse nothing bat First-class White Ode for Wagons, and thrice Extra Second Growth Hickory for light work. The immenseamonnt of work tnxned oat of HcEenna dt Mason's shop is snffioiea proof of the wide reputation they enjoy for doing good work. Thb best is thk CHEAPEST nr tbz END Poor oheajf work we positlTdy wiU _., ;not^take. .- â- x.v s .. Spedalfttieation given in ]Se.Trimming and Bef inting all otassee of Carriagtf Wb^. Singhampton. Sstisfsetioe gaanmteed ta^ li«r Abr) DisooveRYi MfOits^ittii^ i*^ J^Pâ€" On Mill ^Btreefr -op«t)flite-i3 ' ^^ SitfouleV Mtel.3 .r JMcKBNN A MASON. A Division of Sons of Temperance has recently been organized at Sing- hampton, and is numbered 317. Its membership embraces same of the most prominent young people of the district. The following officers were elected on the 28th nit., and installed on Frid»y night last by Mr. J. E. Sing, G. W. P. :â€" W.P.â€" Alex. McKinnou. "W. A. â€" Miss Jennie Algeo, B.8.â€" W. D. Hughaon. Asst. B.S.â€" Miss M. Carr. Treas.â€" Chris. Chittick. F. Scribe.â€" Geo. N. Butcher. Chaplain â€" David Grant Conductorâ€" John Gosneld. Asot. Cond â€" Miss E. Sing. Inside Sea â€" Miss M. E. Taylor. Out- side 8«iâ€" Wm. Thompson. P.^. P*triarchâ€" Henry Spencer. G.W. Pâ€" J. B. Sing.â€" ^^Rf^rpniw. Osprey Coant.'ii. â-  ' â-  â-  • Ninth meetting. Council met at Sing- hampton on th^ 25th August. Members all present. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. coMinnncATioNs. Provincial Board of Health on the disposal of sewage, o. Co. Treasurer Tax Sale List for 1883. Crown Lands department stating that there are no Crown Lands in Osprey. J. Johnston, and fifteen others re Town line, Melancthon Neil McKinnon, bill *2.50, mending scrapers F. Whewell re bridge Town hne at lot 1 con. 11 Tp. Treasurer Financial Statement J, Hamilton, bills for flour to indigents, viz â€" Mrs. McQueen, $1.25 0. Miller. J2.75 D. Buie. »2.50 J. Paul, biU coflan, J6, for A. Grant D. Mc- Ejnnon, certificate for performance of Stat- ute Labour 64. 65, in 2 S., for 1882 Trus- tees S. S. 2, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, and Clerk of Nottawasaga estimates for S moupys, Co. Clerk, county rates. MOTIONS. The Clerk was instructed to ask the C. T. to erase taxes for 1882 against 64 and 65 in 2 S. The Com. of Division 3 was ordered to at- tend to bridges 1 in eleven and 20 in 14 and report both. The Chairman of the K. and B. Committee stated that the Com. had examined the bridge at 16 in 2 S, and found it in a bad state of repair, and recommended that a small piece of land be bought for a deviation and do away with the old bridge altogether. The bridge at 6 in 4, and recommend that the committee for the Div attend to it. The bridge on 10 S. K. con. 2 S. and found it too lew, but do not recommend building a new one, owing to the low state of the finances and the lateness of the season. This report was adopted. Taylor, Speers â€" That the township be di- vided in two for collection for 1883, and that the gravel road be the boundary. Carried. Johnston, Mclntyre â€" In amendment, that the township be notdivided in two for collec- tion, but that one collector be appointed for collecting the rates for 1883. Lost. By-law 218 and 219 to appoint collectors and levy rates were passed, and Wm. Suggett was appointed coUector for the south and J EUiott for the north. Speers, Mclntyre â€" That J Johnston be authorized to survey and establish a road on lots 17 and 18, eon. 3 S. Orders were issued in favor of J Copeman, $15, building culvert; J. Hamilton $7.50, flour to indigent D. Buie, $4, an indigent J. Pane, $4,coflln,(A,Grant); W. McKinnon, $2.50, mending scrapers J. Christie, $2, plank for road; John Taylor, $22, work on T, L. at 2 A; CouncU each, $2, inspecting inspecting roads and bridges. Coancil adjourned to meet Oct. loth. TENTH MEETING. Council met at the call of the Eeeve in MaxweU, Sept. 10. Members present,Messrs.McGirr,McIutyre, Johnston and Speers. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. COMJtONICATIORS. Ontario Bureau of Industries, Agricultural returns for Augnst 1883; Inspector of Public Schools for East Grey; leport of the Commit- tee of County Council on the formation of a new Sdiool Section in Osprey; County Treas re 64 and 65 in 2 8. C. W. Rutledge, biU $5.60 {printing and bindiug one thousand tax receipts; W. Hamlin, bill $6, medicine to C. MiUer; Co. Judge certified voters' list for 1883. Johnston, Speeraâ€" That By-law 220 to notify the report ef the committee of the County council forming a new school section be introdaced and read a first time. This By.lay passed through the several stages and finally passed. The new Section No. 3 is comprised of ^he following lots, the the first and last men- tioned with all comprised in eaon case â€" 2 and 1 S and 1 N. lots 27, 44, 2 and 3 N; lots 21, 44, â€" 6; lots 14, 24, â€" 5; lots 17. 24, 7 and 7; lots 18, 25. Assessment including personal property $64,310, average of the 5 south sections $67,150, difference $2,840. Bills paid, W. Hamlin, $4; C.W.Eutlodge, $5.50. Council adjourned to meet at Feversham on Oct. 15, next. Thomas Stephenson, Singhampton P.O., has been appointed Inspector of Trees. Ai'T one having a copy of the printed min- utes uf Osprey ooancil for 1870 to spare, will oblige by sending it to the Clerk of Osprey, Maxwell P.O. Wm. Milne, Tp. Ckrk.. Meaford Read. E^tvs. intended for breeding should be separated firom those intended for the ibnteher, and fed agenerons but not fa J t ni pg diai. Select tiuMe with long bellies, fltcai^ iwoki. sad lumng ' 'iM iUrgest noaiber of teifiB, as Ihese the best breedenu V^^^hlaa « bseeder ip.tlptiu eecniied, she should HajTOafcliMthro tt tiifeeMttJen, dlod to mmuiy moie u she wiH breed l^hbnt becoming nnmly or gettjing any bad habits. Il^y. From our oum Corregpondent. Mesers. B. Btiohanan and David Walker have returned home from Manitoba^ They do not qeek very highly ot that country. Thtre is some grain dat here yet, tL o wet weather that we have had lately ha not bead..7iBqr fayooiaUy for tbam Siat stL: hav» that kind of work ta periorm Yer; Httle threshing has been. «l«ni h^e yet. Any i^ have threshed oemp .^ined- • i^bOat the ^rain not yielding acooriiag to^ thinr eKpectstioQS. .! •. Maesn. A. Maloy and a, Olasforl, e^ FleiihertoB. have been oat in thisndgrbour- hood putting qp an «^d'tv".Q to Mr. Zell'a bam. W H â- r li'h ii'fiiiifi.'il