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-~"; ~i; ' ' TERMS :-$1.50 PER ANNUM. OUR TOWN AND COUNTY FIRST: THE WORLD AFTERWARDS. M.A. JAM:lj!S, EDITOR AND PROPRIKTOI!, VOLUME NEW SERIES, NmrnEB 326. BOWMANVILLE, ONTAltIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1884. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. BOWMANVILLE STATION .AND TIME. GOING EAST XXX. NUMBER 43. REMEMBER That 100 Mantles are to be sold and less than half price. OSHAWA. 'From the Refo1'mer Oct. 17 Mr. ,Jonathan Porter was awarded first prize for his carriage team at the l3owmariville and Port Hope fairs. Mr. R. McLaughlin has placed three barrels of apples in his workshops for his men, to help themselves. M . H . Maxwell, while on his way home from Brooklin on Wednesday morning last, had the misfortune to get the collar bone of his right shoulder broken. His horse took fright at a team. Mr. S. J. H itll is again filling the pO;r'. tion of grain Inspector at the Oshawii Harbour. Mr. Hall is the right man in the ri~ht place ; his inspection gives satisfaction to buyer and seller. 1\1.·J. McSweeney dug this fall 91 bush· els of potatoes out of a quarter of an acre lot. But this is not all. After the second hoeing he planted Canadian and horsetooth corn, each of which brought forth a large yield, some of the latter growing eight feet high. On Friday last, Mr. W. T. Dingle exlnbited his Honey Fanning :Mill at the Cartwright Fair, and was again awarded first prize. Another manufacturer of fanning mills, also shown concluded he was going to make a clean sweep of the field, and had arranged for a band and brooms to celebrate his victory over the Honey Mill. However, "he reckoned on hi11 chickens before they were hatched," tmd his mill was so badly beaten by :Mr. D ingle's mill, that he was almost driven off the field. The East Whitby fall fair was held in Oshawa on Wednesday last. The attendance of farmers, manufactures, and people in genernl was very large. The exhibits were excellent in q uality, and for exceeded in numbers tlHl entries of last year. Mr.·Tas. Leask was a large exhibitor of cattle, which would be a credit to any cattle breeder. The persons who won prizes wer~ :-James Leask 1st on one year old Durlmm heifer, bull calf, yearling grade heifer,, and 2nd on draught team, two year old fiilly, two year old heifer, heifer, calf, 12 swede tur· nips and half dozen cabbages. Miss Maggie Leask received 1st on rag mat and 2nd on woolen coverlet. Thos. A. Wilbur 1st on general purpose team. :irirs. Geo. Mitchell 2nd on fiat Berlin wool work. Mrs. Jas. Pollard lst on summer pears. Mrs. T. Bradley, East Whitby, 1st on cretonne work. PORT HOPE CENTRAL FAIR. Ext1·acts from the Times' Report. HORSES. Mr. Jonatlmn Porter, of Oshawa, had a slashing pair of bays by Clarion Chief, on the ground, and which were deservedly given first prize in the carriage cluss. Chas. McNeil sl1owed a fine pair of carriage horses that wern awarded a good second. Mr. Millson's black team of roadsters showed to a great advantage and took first prize. The bay mares shown by Mr. W. W : Dickey, V. S., and Mr. D. Galbraith, of Cl~rke, were splendid specimens of horse-flesh ancl very fast. '.l'hey were each awarded a prize. JERSEY CATTLE. This handsome breed of cows was well represented by the exhibits of Mr. M. Porter, of Bowrnanville. Two pretty little cows and three fawn-like calves, were admired by everyone. The Jerseys are becoming great favorites among b1·eeders of stock, and their numbers a.re increasing rapidly among farmers throughout the Province. SHEEP. Mr. W. B.;Allin, of Newcastle, lmd the call in Leicesters. His exhibits were fine specimens, the ewes especially, and took several prizes. POULTRY. The show in poultry was very credit.'Lble, 'm any of the birds, especially the Leghorns and Houdans, shown by W. J. Wolfe, and the Hamburgs ancl Polands, by Mr. J. M . Hern, were of splendid plumage and build. Mr. A. Hobbs showed a pretty pair of silver-gray Dorkings which took a prize. Mr. W. J . W olfe, of Bowmanville, took first prize for the best lot of poultry. The birds were certainly a very handsome lot, and showed much care in the breeding. The s:tme can be said of the birds shown by Mr. J . M. Hern ; his white-crested black Polands and white Polands being perfect pictures, MISCELLANEO't'S. Mr· Jas. Linton, Orono, exhibited a. market wagon and a two-horse carriage, both of which were of good workmanship :md were generally admired. Mr. J. L. Rowe, Orono, showed a splendid set of single harness, the work being first-class and very neat. The ba.nner screens exhibited by Mrs. W. L. Keys, Bowmanvillo were very handsome. PRIZE '.!'.AKER:;, no.1tsEs- Pair carriage horses, 15'$- hands high and over-1 Jon:tthan Porter; Oshawa. Two year old gelding or filly, carriage-I W. McCormick, Kirby. J>air r oadst'3r horses, 15! hands and under- I Walker Millson, Chtrke. Single horse in harness- ! W. W. Dickey, V. S., Clarke; 2 D . Galbraith, Bowmanville. Three year old horse in harness- I Wm. Waddell. Roadster stallion in harness, speed considered- ! James Pollard, Orono; 2 D. Ga~brai·h , Kirby. CATTLE, JEUSEYS-Bull, under two years - 1 l\'I. Porter. Milch cow-1 & 2 M. Porter, Bowmanville. Heifer calf-1 M. Porte1" SHEEP-Leicester and Lincolns-Aged. ram-2 W. B. Allin, Newcastle. Shearling ram-1 W. Il. Allin. Ram lamb- 1 & 2 W . B. Allin. South Downe-Ram 1 lamb-l Jacob Mit.chell, Clarke. Ewe lambs-1 Geo. J. Mitchell, Clarke. l'OUL'l'RY- . J. Wolfe, Bowmanville, 1st on white Leghorns, brown Leghoms, 1 & 2 on Boudans, and 1st on best variety other than those named. J. M. Hern, Bowmanville, 1st on g~lden pencilled Hamburgs, 1 & 2 on white crested black Polands, 1st on golden spangled Poland& and Bantams. ·walker Millson, 2nd on Kantams. l\lISCELT.ANEOlJS-Winter pears- 2 Jas. Polbr,cl. Grey stone turnips-1 Thos. Bragg. Mangolds- 1 Thos. Bragg. Cotton coverlet-1 Mrs. T. Bragg. Two horse caniage-1 Jas. Linton , Orono. Market wagon-1 J as. Linton. Iron beam plow- 2 Cowan & Linton, Orono. Single carriage 1rnrness- 1 J . L. Rowe, ,Orono Mrs. Keys, Bowmanville, 1st on bead work, and 2nd on braiding with cotton, banner screen, crochet work with wool, do. with cotton, fancy table mat, twine work and silk patch work. Mrs Jas. Pollard, 2nd on bead work , 1st on darning in net , 1st on embroidery with net and muslin, 2nd on fancy netting with cotton, 1st on fancy table mat 1 and lilt on netting wi~h wgo\, ~= ,., · · r·~,. ~ at half Plxpress .......8.57 a m Express ..... , 7 .2l a m Fa.st Expreas.10.0l A. m FaetExpress. 9.17 a m Mixed ...... ...4.38 p "' Loce.l.........11.16 a ro [.ocal .......... 7 .38 p m J Mixed ......... ~.06 p m Exoress ...... 9.27 p m Express....... 8.45 p m I GOING WEST CHEAP PAPERS. The STATESMAN office will be headquarters for subscribing for all the the leading newspapers and magazines for 1885. The campaign is now open and persons who subscribe now will get the following papers from this date to the end of next year for the regular annual subscription price and " Kendall's Horse Book" free as a premium : CANADIAN STATESMAN .. , , ·· , .· , . $1 00 W reldy Globe, Toronto, ·...··..·· 1 QO liVestern Advertiser, London, .... . 1 00 Weekly Witness, Montreal, ..· ,,. 1 00 Family Herald & Weekly ::5tar,. . . 1 00 " Gri[1," Canada's comic 19aper,.. 2 00 R1trnlNew Yorker, .. ,,., ..··... 2 00 Rural Canadian,.. . . . . . . . . . · . . . 1 00 Farmers' Advocate, 'London, . . . . . 1 00 Stoc!c Raisers' Journal, ...·· , · , . , 1 00 Oh1·istia1l Giuirdia11................. . . 2 00 All other papers at publisher's· 1~ rates. Adress all orders to :M:. A. JAMES, Bowmanville, Ont · 100·MANTLES·100 .- . $18.00 Mantles ...................................................... for ,, 12.00 " 10.00 " " ,, " 8.00 '7.50 ····· ··········..······································· " ,, .., ............... .................................... . " 6.00 · ~~-------- ...-......_...............____ $9.00. 6.00. 4.50. 4.00. 3.50. 2. 75. ~~- TOWN COUNCIL. COUNCIL ROOM, Oct. 20, 'l'he Council met on call of the Mayor. Mem· bers all present except Mr. Yellow lees. 'l'he minutes of la.st meeting were read i>nd con· firmed. Communications were oresented trom P, Trebilcock calling the attention of the Council again to the cond'ition of his shop and asking repairs on the same. Referred to·public prop· erty committee. · From same asking for a correction in his assessment.. Referred to Court of Revision. From C. Jewell, on behalf,of the Mutual Im· provement Association in connection with th'3 Queen StrAet Methodist Uburch, asking the nse of the Town Hall for an entertainment on 5th. Nov., at the usual reduced rate. Gr11.nted, A number of accts. were presented and referrP.d to finance committee. Mr. Piggot presented a report from aaid committee recommending payment of sundry ac· counts. Received and adopted, MQved by Wm, Horsey, seconded by D, 'I'. Morrie tha.t the Finance Committee be and are hereby given permission to purchase one or two Flexible llranches for the use of the Albert Fire company, if the committee deem lt necessary tor the prope1· equipment of the Company, The Mayor requested verbally that the com· mittee appointed tor the purpose had examined the ·security or the 'fre11.~urer and Collector and found t~same aatls1a<itory. · -Mr. Galbralt.h clllle<l attention to an error in Mr Virtue' s assessment. Rererred to the Court of Revision, as wa.s u.lso ao application on behalf or Michael Collison for remission of taxes. On motion of Mr. Prower, seconded by M.r. Piggot the Roads and Streets Committee were instructed to make an estimate of lumber re· qufred for use of the town on next year, and advertise for tenders to rurnish ihe same. l\1oved by Mr. Horsey, seconded by Mr. Prower, that ou:account or the recent ftrP.a that have occurred within this municipality, and believing such fires to be of incendiary origin, consider it necessary for the prevention or such fires. for due nrotection of the property of the cilizens and for the purpose of bringing the offendor or offenders to Justice. That tile Mayor is hereby authorized to issue a proc:amation ottering two hmidred dollars for the arrest and conviction ot such person or persons guilty of incendiarism within t·hls Municipality. Carried, Moved by Mr. Piggot seconded by Mr. Cawker, that a committee consisting of the Mayor. the Reeve, Mr. Horsey, Mr. Galbraith and the mover be appomted to a.~certain the most advisable, economical and etficient meth od of night and Police protection and report 'lot next meeting of Council, Carried. Moved by Mr. Prower, seconded by Mr. Horsey, that the Roads ard Streets Committee be instructed to corumnnicate with J , P. Rice, Esq., Executor of the Pooley Estate. for the purpose of building a wire fence from Mr. Hambly's corner to the station and that said committee have power to make such arrange. ments tolbuild suid fence as in their j udement will be in the interest of tilie Corporation, Laid over to next meeting. On motion adjourned. Don't delay. They must be sold. (BOYS' AND MEN'S OVERCOATS AT EQUALLY LOW P~~OEjJ McClung Bros'. old stand. R. H. TURNER. - T F.t'E- CHAS~ M~_ CAW KER'S, G~!~~,.~~~~~al AND A CONTINUOUS SALE. C. M. C. will continue to sell the best goods. A BIG SALE AT AUCTION SALES. FRIDAY, OcT. 24- The Executors of the Eti·ate of the late George Witheridge, will sell on lot 21, con. 1, Darlington, all the farm stock, implements, etc., belonging to t he estate. It is a very large sale. Begins at one o'clock, sharp. See ·luge posters. H. T. Phillips, auctioneer. SATURDAY OoT. 25-Mr.~avid Milne will sell at Williamsburg, Cartwright, a thorough-bred Short Horn bull, a lot of very superior high grade stock, imple· ments, etc. Sale at 12 o'clock,noon. See large posters. R. Hutchison,auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, OoT. 29.-Mr. Samuel Kelly, lot32, con. 7, Clarke, is giving up farming and will sell his farm stock, implements, etc., without reserve. Sale at on e o'clock. See posters. R. Hutchison auctioneer THURSDAY, OcT. 30- Mr. Geo. H. Joll, lot 30, con . 6. Darlington, will have a big stock sale, im1Jlements, etc. This willbe a very extensive sale. Begins at 10 a . m., lunch will be provided. See large posters . H. T. Phillips, auctioneer. SATURDAY, Nov. 1-Mr. Cicero E. Gamsby, lot 24, con. 5, Clarke, one mile east of Orono, will sell a valuable lot of high grade farm stock, implements, &c. Sale at one o'clock, sharp. See large posters. H. T. Phillips, auctioneer MoNDAY, .Nov . 3- Mr. · John Quinn who is retiring, will sell his farm stock, implements, etc., on lot 19, con. 3, Cartwright. Sale at one o'clock: See bills. H. T. Phillips, auctioneer. FRrnAY, NoY. 7.- Mr.John H. Bellwood, lot 30, con. 2, Clarke, n ear Newcastle, will sell 4 thoro' -bred Short Hom Bulls, 1 grade bull calf, 4 thoro'-bred cows, 4 thuro'-bred calves, 3 grade cows and 3 grade heifers. Sale at 1 o'clock, sharp . See bills ancl pedigrees. H.'11 · Phillips, auco10neer. ~Person11 ordering sale bills a t the STA'l'ESMAN office will get a free notice like the above. Nearly all the leading ·brmers iu West Du1·ham i-e&d the S 'l'AJ;, - -- CHRISTMAS MEATS. (OYSTERS) I AND DONT YOU FORGE;:; C. M. C. will continue to sell the cheapest goods. f C. M. O's stock is composed of the purest and best Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Soap, Vinegar, Syrup, Salt, Flour and C. M. Cawker has bought an exFeed, Empire Bone and Cattle Food, Glassware and Crockery, Fresh and Cured traordinary steer from W. W.11:RRY, EsQ., Solina: breeder of pure Durham cattle. Meats, and everything that is kept in first-class Grocery and Provision store. ><><>< a C. M. C. has bought from R. Sarsaparilla Beer, · Lemon Soda Water, Ginger Ale and Sarsaparilla Pop ARE THE BEST C. M. C. will continue to pay Cash for Farm Produce. Os:eoRNE EsQ., Clarke, four choice heifers which will be unsurpassed for quality. Temperance Drinks ! ALWAYS KEPT ON ICE AT THE C. M. C. returns his sincere thanks for past patronage and hopes to still merit the same. STAND :-Town Hall B'ld's, next to Ont. Bank. GRAND CENTRAL. Bowmanville, June 6, 1864. TH~IS SPACE BELONGS TO Prepare for the Enemy. it HIGG!~p~~!~~THE- &soN, c Ho_,~_E RA Old Established and Reliable Drug Store. Polite Attention to all, Fair Dealing and our CORRESPONDENCE. ENNISKILLEN. -----------......... COMING I best .'e ndevors to please Are some of the method::; by which 'We hop~ to retain all our old patrons and gain new ones. LOTUS of' THC The countries where Cholera prevails, ~-----------'"' as in India, China and Africa, .Pain-Killer NEWTONVILLE. is considered the surest and safest of all Robert Best, tailor, has returned from 'Engknown remedies, and the natives phce land, looking very much better. the most· perfect rel~ance in it. 'l 'he l\1.ethodist choir bas been re-organized under the leadership of Mr, E. Rundle. Dr, Dickey successfully tr11ated nine en.see of Read the following extract from the letter of 'acute indigestion i11 iloroee (q two ..tars lqe~ o. missionary in China : week. DEAR Sm s :- I ought to have acknowledged Mrs. Oliver, wife of Dt, Oliver, is visiting her long ago the box ot Pain·Killer you had the goodness to Rend me last year. Its coming was many friends around nere. most providential. I believe hundreds of lives were saved, under God, by it. We resorted at once to the PAIN-KILLER, using as directed NEWCAS1'.LE. for C:1olere.. A list was kept of all to whom The following, all formerly studertts of the Pain·Killer we.a gi.ven, nvd our native assistants allSured us that eight out of every ten the High School here, ate now attending to whom i ; we ', prescribed, recovered. We know our goods are the best Belie'::_me, dee.r sil·sJ.Bratefi;ll:y- and faith· college at the undermentioned places: J . ·\1. JOHNSrON, . Mr. J-. J . Ashton, Queen's College, Kingsfully yo .. J. Mission1Lry to Swaton, Chlna ton ; John H. Allin, Normal School, in the market, and we are deter- Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations. Toronto ; Ed. Drummond, School of Ask for the gen uine Perry Davis' Pain· Killer Medicine, '.l'oronto ; \V. H. Chandler, 32. and take no other. Upper Canada College, Toronto ; and the mined not to- be undersold. We Misses Bellagh, Wilkinson, Stilwell, 1. Venner, and Addison, Model School, invite comparison and are not · Port Hope. E TAKE PLEASURE 1N INafraid to abide by tha result. VERY REMARKAllLE DrsoovERY. - Mr. : FORMING our numerous patrons and others that we have just returned and :now have for sale e. very superior lot of English Geo. V. Willin~, of Manchester, M ich., Horses,- twelve of which are carefully selected writes: "My wife has been almost help· EngllshSbire·bred heavy weights. less for five years, so helpless that she , We also have some ot Er:igland's re.moue oould tiot turn over in bed alone. She A NEW BOQUET Coach Horse~, fine and blood hke, with weight. U'8ed two bottles of Electric Bitters, and 0£ E xquisi'te Richness of Odor Distilled~ ':Btyle and action second to none. from Natural Flowers. The Most , Please call and examine, we are prepared 9 is so much improved, that she is able now Deligtful Delicate and Lastin" 'sen at' terms convenient and prices ri~~t.- to do hett own work." "' Write for catalogues; correspondence sohc1ted p 'f · 0 f tl D Eleetric Bitters will do all that is er ume le ay. A'.. F ANSON &: SON; Stables !37 Richmond SOLD BY ALL DRVGGISTS AND l'J:ltl!'UMERS. St. West, 'l'oronto, Ont. claimed for them. Hundreds of testi· l'Rl()ll 71i CENTS l'ER BOTTLE, monia:WS.attest their great curatives powers. Davis & ~a.wrence Co., Sole Agents, During the quiet months we will sacr1· Only lifty. oeuts a bottle at J. Bigginboth· 1'4:C>NTR.E.A.X.ll. · fice p1'ioo11. - Ellison &'Oo-. am & Son's,, Our readers will regret to hoar that Mr. Ebenezer Potter, brothe1· or Mr. W, Potter. ot lot 25, con. 9, Darlington, died at his residence in Waupond, Wis.. on the 2nd inst. He had beAn ill three years with sciatic rheumatism,. and is said to have weighed only fifty pounds at the time or his death. He removed from Darlington twelve years ago. He was in his 62nd year. .. Exltll. val ue in all kind of Winter IMPORTED HORSES. DoN'T You Do IT. - Don't suffer any longer with the pains and aches of Rheumatism, which make life a burden t o you. Relief, speedy and permanent can be procured at the neare3t drn ~ atore, in the form of Iiidney-Wort. Elbridge Malcolm of \Vest Bath, Maine says. "I was completely pl"Ostrated with .Rheumatism and Kidney troLi.bles a.ud was not expected to recover. The lirst dqse of Kidnev-Wort help me. Six doses' put me on my feet, it has now entirely cured me and I have had no <trouble since." See our cheap Blankets and Quilts. Ellison & Co. Men's all Wool Panta from $2.00 up. Ellison & Co. Heavy Tweed Suits, a job lot at $5.00. Ellison & Co. We are reducing prices to suit the times. Ellison & Co. Aiull stock of Boys Clothin~, aU sizes. Ellison & Co. We never allow .ourselves to bS' undersold. Ellison & Co. Laiiies Ulaters and .Jackets ah. Deduced pr1ces. Ellison & Co. W Clothing. Ellison & Co. Sweeping reduction in Dry Goods and Clothing. Ellison & Co. We begin a great clei>ring sale on Saturday next, Ellison & Co. w., aro crowded with stock frorr. Cellar to Garret. Ellison & Co. People are coming 20 miles for our cheap Flannels . Ellison & Co. We offer Men's Black Worated suits from $8. 75 up. Ellison & Co. Par this· asking ue for bargains will not be disappointed. Ellison & Co. People are bringing their friends to see the bargains we offer. Ellison & Co. A watch to be of service should keep time- not only keep time but keep it. correctly. Such a watch can be bought at Maynard the Jeweller's at a low price. What a new customer said at the Btar House- " You have Jllade me the best fitting s uit I ever had, give your cutter 50c extra for me." .BowMANVILLE Barber Shop is opposite the Post Office. W . E. Pethick, proprietor. tf · ·