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 rlj^ "1-A i^ i-4^. ^n-: ]5^ ' vi'j O. W. Butledge, Proprietor. MAEKDALE, JUNE. 2, 1887. IMPOETANCE OF THE PBESS. The management of the Toronto Industrial Exhibition are always open for improvements, and haya in the past shown rare tact and judgement in conducting the business in con- nection with that shox^ which is now the greatest annual attraction in the Dominion. A meeting of representatives of the Toronto daily pap6rs was held in the rooms of the Dominion and Industrial Exhibition last week to consider the question of the erection of a building for the accommodation of the press on the Exhibition grounds. The E xhib- itiou Committee considered such a building a desirable thing and invited those most interested to suggest what would be required. A building, some 30 X 75 feet, to include seperated, rooms for the Toronto dailies a large room with desks for visiting journalists a restaurant, lavatory and other essentals was recommended, and the Exhibition architect will be instructed to design a building which will meet these requirements. Mr. H. J, Hill, the manager and Secretary, also an- nounced tkat the Exhibition Committee purposed giving a dinner to the press on September 13. „ â€" ^Thegoverament was sustained by a • ^T_ -« AtX XU. 1J'a«i»»lM majority of 49 on the Manitoba dissalowance vote last week. â€"Edward Hanlan was beaten by Jake Craadaor, formerly of Canada bnt- now of St. Louie, at Chicago last Monday. The race was a faatd one and the contest exciting, and was for $5,000 a side and for the cham- pionship of Amenca. " The Bricklayers of Toronto threat ento go on strike in order to secure an advance of half a cent per hour in their wages, oi five cents per day of ten hours. If the strike lasts a week, and they then secure their terms, they will have to work over a year and a quarter before they will have made up for the time lost in striking. The Knights of Labor deprecate strikes, and declare they Bhould only be a last resort to secure a greater benefit â€" Lord Landsdowne's reception on his return to Ottawa was a most bril- liant and successful affair, far eclipsing the expectations of those who made the arrangements. Over ten thousand people were assembled in Cartier square, where the formal reception ceremonies took place. His Excellency also received an euthsiastic greeting at Perth on his way to the Capital, being met at the station by a gather- ing of five thousand people and pre- sented with an address of weleo me. m Wi t IfiFirlanf s HOT WEATHBB PBICES. -•-« i^ook: -:- ioTV]V this colunm and see the array of desirable Roods to be ofiFered this month at prices which we think were never before quoted for such good goods. skip an item, you may find something of great importance to you in this un- precedented list of Honest Bargains. fe,ea,d all It -will pay Hat's! Women's Sun Hats 15 worth 50 cents. COMMERCIAL UNION. This question of Commercial Union or Reciprocity, between Canada and the United States is one which will affect in a greater or less extent every citizen of our Dominion, and we are not surprised to see it occupy a pro- minent place in all our daily and other leading papers. Farmers' In- stitutes are holding meetings in various parts of the provinces discuss the pros and cons of the question and very pro- perly to. North Grey Farmers* In- stitute will hold a meeting in Owen Sound tomorrow, June Srd and Centre Grey at Rocklyn on Friday the 10th. It is a matter not only of National iDiportance but one which will affect every individual and it is hoped there ^ill be a large attendance at above meetings. BE ON yOUB GUAED Don't allow a cold in the head to slowly and surely run into Catarrh, when you can be curedfor 25c. by using Dr, Chase's Catarrh Cure. A few applicitions cure insipient catanh; 1 to 2 boics cures ordinary Jcatarrh 1 to 5 boxes is guaranteed to cure chronic cataiTh. Try it. Only 25c. and sure cure Sold by all druggists. 333-83 75 48 IDO 45 cents. cents, Men's Hats 20 price 50 cents. cents, usual CARRIAGE ^5» B. McNALLY :â€" Would hereby announce to the of Markdale and the pablio generally that I have moved into mynewj shop opposite the Miirkdale House, where I will manufacture evert in the wagon and carriage line, and having long experience in the bi and by using first class material, I can guarantee satibfaction to wno will favor me with their order. evetj, Repairing, Fainting and Trimming promptly am nded~h^ I also make a first class Stone Machine which will lift the stone it to any desired place and leave in position on the fence. A call respectfully solicited, JR. IWIclVALL. Yj Propriet M/cF^KDALE Boy's 15, 20, 25, 85, and â- jjj^ yds. Cashmere 45 inches y 9 O wide, only 80 cents. One Case Fine Tweed's all wool suitable for best wear 60 cents. Good value. Holland Council. Holland (Centre May 26th 1887. Holland Council met on the above date as a Court of Revision. Reeve in the chair members all present. APPBAIiS. John liyons Too high on Beal Estate Bed. 100 EDITORIAL NOTES. â€" Sib Alexander Campbell entered upon bis duties as Lieut.-Governor ot Ontario on the first June. â€" The first regular passenger train was run from London to Woodstock on the new line' last Monday. â€" The stables of the street car Co. in New York were burned last week together with twelve hundred horses, also a number of tenement houses, â€" The Dominion Senate adopted an address on Monday, congratulating the Queen upon attaining to the fiftieth year of her reign. â€" It is estimated that the recent forest fires in the Northern Peninsula of the State of Micbigan have caused total loss of Seven million dollars. Eight lives are known to be lost. â€" Twenty-seven miles of the North- ern Pacific Railway extension firom Grand Forks to the Canadian boundary liiwo already been graded, and Pem- l)iii;i will be reached by next Novem- ber. â€" The fifty-eight annual session of tlij Orange Grand LoCt--, embracing within its jurisdiction ine Dominion, JseTffcuudlaud and the Bermudas, wUh a total of 1,226 lodges and a lutiabership of about 150,000, met on Tui sday in Belleville. ^-The work of digging the founda- tion 01 the new Canadian Pacific rail- \vity station in Montreal was c(HB- uiciiced on Saturday, and tmders for tne building will bo caUed^fpr immed- 1 i-tt.^]j. The bridge atLaehine is ex- 1 puled to.be com.pleted l7 Dominion: Day. Stewart Doyle-* " • II -« Eoll Sust. Stephen Edmunds (t l( l Beds 100 Geo, McCauly " " If u II Boll Sust. Kenneth McDermaid u tt II Bed. 200 JolinHewett " " if II II Boll Sust. M.Pryle " " tt II II II 11 Eobert Walter" " u 11 II Bed. 100 Geo.McTnnis " " II « â- 1 100 Abel Wright " " l( II It " 100 Robert Bradley " « II M 60 William Bradley " tt M II " 100 Wm-Iiove " " l U II adjourned James Quinn " " It u â-  1 Bed. s 100 T. Anderson promisory notes am'tnotassesable. B. Young, to have -wife's names placed on Boll» changed. John Middleton Too high on Eeal Pro. Bed. $100 James Kirk " It tt tt II Boll Sust. John McNally « tt tt l( l Bed. 8100 John McCauley " " II II II " --too Andrew Freeborn " II i« II II " 100 John Gritchkamp " tt fi 11 11 BoU Sust. Xiouis Eydt (( II «â-  tt Bed S50 Albert Privat II II II II Boll Sust- David Jackson " l II I* M Bed, slOO James Foster " II II II *t 75 Thos. Gill 1. It. II tt " 200 Geo. Kmg t tt- l H 75. Fred Evers ** II " Pers'nl tt " 150 John Molson " il Beal U " 150 JohnBitchie l • 41 u " 100 William Steele " It II II fl " 100 Thos. Young •* «• •1 l II " 150 112 prs. Men's Lace Shoes $1.00. and Sewed X^ace Oux*ta.iiis I 10 prs. 76 cents. 10 prs. $1.00. 15 prs. $1.50. 10 prs. Colored Muslins newest out $3.00. Iress Groods I We have the trade cf the County. De Berges 22, 25, 28, up. Peices High Novelties in Gbbys, 75 Ulack Wool Checks and Cashueb- ETTES, commencing at 10 cents up to the finest. Imported Buttons Trimmings to match. Bbowns, Blues, Gbenotes, and I ^^ Men's, Youth's and Boy's I \Jw Suits, part of amanufacturers stock, will be sold very cueap. MusLms 6 cents fast colors, stylish, goods. Fine White Lawn 12i, 15, 17, 20 cents. 4^ T'/T f% 1 y^s. Embroideries with- V ^2 out exageration the largest assortment and lowest prices to be found anywhere. All our Em- broideries 86 inches wide. Allover Laces 36 inches wide. All our Orientals in Cream. White and Fawn. Having erected and fitted up in every detail a Sash, Door aiid PlampJ tory, containing all the latest and most approved machiueiy, ever being new, I am now prepared to turn out Sash, Doors, Blinds, Monldings, Hollow FRAMES, LATH, FENCE fIGKETS, 3., And everything needed in the building trade, in a manner second to nonejl Canada, and haying engaged superior mechanics m eyery department,] would now respecttuUy solicit public patronage. Every Effort Made to -^ll Orders Promptlj| PINE LUMBER Dressed and Undresse Direct from North Shore, all sizes, on hand. Plain and Fancy Turning i Careful Attention to Orders from a Distance. 803 THOS- IVIcI^'JEAl I MPORTAN TO all users of Machine Oils, don't forget to ca on E. S. MABEE, Sign of the Cross-GtfJ Saw, Markdale, and ask for the CASTOE E[ OIL, it is unequalled by any. 13 equal American fol The Arora Water White Oil brillance of light. Empire Oil Go., Befiners Manufacturer's, 349-75 London and TorontoJ Howey â€" Murray â€" That the Court adjourn till the 2nd day of June 87. BUSIMXBS UXETINO. After Court of Revision council went into general business, Beeve in the chair, members being aU present. Minutes of former meeting read and approved. Bhute â€" Galbraith-That the assessor get an order for $50. â€" carried. Galbraithâ€" Shuteâ€" That By-law No. 5 for the purpose of enabling Trustees of U* S. S. No. 1 Hofland and BuUiyan to borrow the amount of four thousand eight hundred dollars be read 1, 2, 8 times and engrossed on the minutes. Shuteâ€" Galbraithâ€" The bill of J. D. McNab be paid. â€" Carried. A bill yiBA presented by the Beeve from Dr. McCullough, Owen Sound regarding medical attendance to Samuel Watson, bill not entertained. Bill of B. McEnight for registering laid over.| George Delane ntiakes application for culvert en town line. CounsU adjourned till the 2nd day of June. Cabsok Pbicb, Clerk. 110 them. Pabisols, great mencing at 50 job com- cents. See Southern « ASTHMA CURE ^THMA ANDWONCHinS MJin. ON «c6ki#t or Qfr Doz^ Women's Hose in Black, Navy rC/tP Blue Ground and Favn 15 cents a pair or two pairs for 25 cents, CSbbtokkes Imported Direct and prononneed by the ladies Just Lovely. QfV PiBCES wasMnK every day Qinghams O I only 10 cents. MouBinHO Goods in great variety. Gkht's TntB, Shibts, Collobs, Soces, andonder clothing at correct prices. OK ^*-J"8«»*ton Towel's only 9 cents J^O each. 20do2. BtOl larger 16 cents. 100 Honey Cans 2f;aIloDs 20 cents. 14 Pieces New Sillcs in Black and' Colored Imported Direct from LONDON ENGLAND. Oi MiuiiB? Riois crowded with NoveltiBB afBd oar five yoong ladiM kept on the jmnp Mnring costomen. ^nuBing Hats, Bonnrts, and liantte PBicasBiefBT, sTxun cobbect. WARNING. A cQEdialinvitetioa is extended to all to visit onr grand -ioM^ of Knr Goods, 1. 1 IcfAEAMfi, ALL persons are hereby warned against fishing on "Sargents Lake," on lot 68 and 64 first west of T. S. Boad, Holland. Any person found trespassing or fishing on said lake or premisses will be prosecuted according to law. WM. SAEGENT Berkeley May 1887. 352-5 TENDERS WANTED. Sealed tenders will be received by the nn- dersitmed up till noon on Friday June 17tb for the yeneering with brick, School House No. 2 Artemesia, the contractor to find aU the materials. Plans and specifications can. foe seen at the house of Wm. Burnett. The committee don't bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. f JOSEPH BEATY, Building Committee -^WM. FLESHBB. (WM.BUBNETT. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that any person or persons found trespassing or filling on the iamis of the undersigned mil be proseented according to law without further iutioe. Signed: â€" John B. Tbibaudeau, Edward Brady, William Brady, John Shears, Wm. McNally, James Elliott, Adam Hislop. John Webber. Thos. Brady James Brady, Wm. McCutdieon Qeo. Bichardson, George McNaHy, James Stinscn, Bobt Graham. WE WA.NT inn ^^ODMEN at oDoe, to seD for XAJvF the Fonthill Nmaeries (largest ia Canada over 465 acres) steady employment and no lost time,liberal commissioii or aalaty, best advantagea splended outfit fiuniahed free;anypQaliingmuican8aoeeed.Appty for terms to, JTOHE ,« Jp^^^GTON, CLIPPINGS. Beabs Killed. â€" A couple of large bears were last T.-Gek killed Sollivan, near W^illiamsford, (Sanblel One was killed with an axe after ratb^ an exciting tussle, in which a clog all broken up, and tiie other bear w| shot. Each of the animals 'sreigbi over 400 lbs. â€" [Grey Eeview. BuKNED TO Death.â€" Tho friends i Mr. Geo. Peterboogh, formerly Glenelg. but lately of Dakota, li*' just received word of flie sad death, i the gentleman named^ by being barse' in a recent prairie fire. Deceased the father of Mr. S. Peterbonghi Bentinck, and much respected by who knew hkn. â€" [Grey Bevicw. The Standard Printing Co. o^fc an Act of Incorporation from tifl Dominion parliament, the other dayt"*! will shortly go into operation. » nnderstood that Mr. L. P. Kribbs, Mr. D. Creighton, of Owen Sound, be the managing editors. The need ' a leading Conservative paper to rep tlie Mail, is greatlyfelt by Conservatitf thionghout the country. 1 hey coDtiB*J taking theSMail from habit, but gladly pitch it out when a good sDb#| nte is^provided. Latterly the into favor, and*! Toronto daili« la woismg its way really tiie best of the ., If enlaxged to the size of the others, ' m%^iM il)e hill better than a " ventoce. Eribbs is one of the sketch writers m Canada, but balance wheel is hardly heavy enon^l to edit a leading daily. And Creii^ton's own paper, is not The Toronto World and the. Spectator, are the best edited in the Province, tpd the Bruce '^m^aaaM SuMmm»^m jNrib ^^^^ jj^,^ l^m. which is re^L^ Mv* [W^uaxiyntatiQnasacureforJ^ OSdloflia Head, Hay Feyer, etfr .^WJiJit brilli»»^| Hei»" Toronto^ pat. [ip theh^ weekly.â€" [WaJkerton DiM a Brr n^ .â€" Heanngr soo' I Asthma cure entof Soutt Immon remai I â-  liiiiriilii