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· TB RMS :-ou;o Pn .A1uU11. NKW SBBIES, NUMBED 564. OUR TOWN AND OOUNTY FIRST: THE WORLD AFTERWARDS. M. A . JAMES VOLUME EDITOR il!D Pnon.ua:o:&, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1889. HAYlJUN. Mr. and Mrs. P oland of Cartwright , were ca1ling on Mr.John T rewin, on l:iab· bath .... Mr. and Mr11. R obert Brown , of T oronto, Mr . and Mrs. J . D ouglas, M as· ter Geo. D ouglaB, M rs. Geo. B rown and M r, ,Jolm Brown, of N e wcastle, were calling on Mr . "Y· H. Creeper , last week. ZIO!v. Mr. J ohn Stainton re~ently delivered a h erd of fat cattle for Matt. Elliot t .. . . The raising of Mr. Thoe. Lang maid's barn on Thursday was la rgely a ttrmded. After wh ich the sports enjoyed themselves with kicking the school foot· ball .. . . The que11tion of, What kind of fence to build 1 h as b een settled. For some weeks Mr. C. Goodman and his men have been erect· ing in this section t heir paten t immovable· fence. XXXV. N UMBER 2 2. l. . . co,-·c-r:::r- ,···· · . ..... \.J ~ OUUR TIOE , M rs. Sand erson and her brother Mr . L evens, spent a few days in T oronto lately .. , . Mrs. Geo; Short has been ill fo r sometime and Is staying wit h her 11on ·i n· law Mr. J . L it t1ejoh ns .. , . T h e ad] ourned qu arterly meeting convened last Saturday evening and concluded the business of thfl year sa ti,i!factorily .. . . T he Stars ha ve offered to play t he Tyrone Glad stones n ext Saturday eith er a t Hampton, B owman ville or Courtice. ..... . JOHNSTON & CRYDERMAN ,.A.RE NOW SHOWING L UNG SAULT. About 4 o'clock Wednesday m orning la.et th e outb uild iog so M r. E dward :Byers were burned . L oss, over $800.00 in1111· rll.nce $400.00 . . . · Mr. N elson Skeldon an d lady were gues ts of Mrs. William Sproule Sunday .. . . R t>cent visitors .:Miss Mar y Farewell, Whitby; Mr. .F. Brown, Toron to ; Mr. D ave F erguson,. L otus, and M r, H arry Welch, Co'oourg. COLUMBUS. The Geneva cheese fact ory etarted op- , erations on Monday, 20t h. Mr. J. Burns, Assessor for Eaat Whitby, reports t he total number of acrea in t he township, 2,194 ; u lue, $1 , 700,7Q~ ; p er sonal property, $83,150. There are 642 male persons between 21 and \10 years ; total population, 3,000, a decrease of 100. There were 68 births and 26 Th e1 ·e were 963 acre" of wood -· deaths. lan d, 770 11cres of o"chard, a nd 136 aorcl!I of fall wheat, which latt er h iM not looked better for years. O n Friday evening, 17th ini.t: , the Royal Templ,.rs' Ha.ti. IVti.$ fille d t o hear ~ h e con cert given under th tiir au:!pice:!, which · proved a grand success. Mr. Wm. Smith, ~1. P ., occu pied the chair. Osh· a wa orchestra , u nde r Mr. Fran ai~, gave som ti selection11 wh ich. wer;i high ly 1 1ppreci1 1ted. Misses Drew, Bone, ] 'arewell, and Messre. Paul >ln d D tu ra.nt , of Medcalf-st. church choir, rti ndered qu"rtettes wh i1 :h pleas;id every one. M r. Verral sanl{ two solos wh ich werti well rncei ved. Mr. F.E. H lli~ gave t wo r ecit.ations which convulsed the au<lieucti. Miss Drew eang a solo. Mi 's Pearson, d B l'Ooklin, a nd Miss K e rr, ' f Col um bua, added t o t h e evening's en t er tainment. Proceed11,about . $35. - HAMP T ON . We werto favored with a ca.11 from D . Dyer, Esq., of East Wh it by, Sunday . . , . A larii;e n umber of persunB attended t he Township Council, on Saturday. T her e were no appeals to the Cour t of R evision , the Assessor being congratulated on the satisfactory manner in which he h ad perfor med hiB d uties .. . . Several of the townsh ip rat epayers are " mending the ir ways " this week .... 'l'h is village was par · tially forsaken on t he 24th inst . . . . Mr. Franklin G roat was home home from To· ron to on t h e 24th . . . . Our fo ot ball team were de fe a~ed at Leekard on the 24th .. .. T he S . A. Barrack!! fa abuut completed. A grand opening may be e%pectad. OR ONO . R ecent visitors: P eter Connel l, R ocheste r ; Miss Olive Mor rison , Bo wmsnville; C h ~ s. Batte n, P ort Hope . .. . . Mr. F. L . .Andrus is s pend in~ a few days with h is son, M r. ' V. 'l '. An drus, in Chicago ·.· · Mr. H iram Eddy has given his r1>sidence a fresh coa.t of pain t . . . , Mr. H . E Beer has received contra.eta t o er ect a n umber of hou ses this season . . .. M r. J ames M c· Gill has set out about an acre of st rawberries this spring . . .. Mr. L ewis Clarke is building a bout fifty r ods of wire fence facin2 th e L eskard road . . . . Onr Base B all team-h a ve been succes.s ful in defeatiug ihoir opponents in every ga.me so far t h is season, and on Saturd<iy la.st done u p the B owman ville b oys easily . . . · Mr. G. M , L ong h as built 80 r ods of. th e best con· structed wire fences in the townsh ip . .. . T he literary, musical ent crta.inment lo{iv· en h er e by Miss N c .ra Coltlwan ·May 15th. was one of th e best that we have been pr ivileged to list en to in t his t own. Miss Coleman is au e locutionist of prepossessing appearance and considerable _power. I t would be impossib le t o speak t oo high · ly of M iss Anna Howdon as a soprano s ioger , she is simply char ming. Her voice poB saeses great flexibilit y and r ichn ess. Miss Olimie, of Bo wman ville, p lay· ed t he accompaniments in 11o faul tless ma.n· ner . the Largest and most Elegant stock of (jTRIOTLY NEW_o_o-oo-s·) Absolutely Pure ,. NEWC.ASTLE. Miss Coleman's concert Monday evening was a fair success ... . Mr. Wm . H . Chaplin ia ill an d h is reco\oery h dou btful. . .. Mr. Hiram H od ge one of our old· est settlers died recently a ged 88 years. On Monday 13th i nst. Mr. T homn · Q uinlan was married t o Mies K at e K en eThl· powder neve~ vartee. A marvel 01 fick . · ·. Russell Mason. manager of t he purity, strength and wholesomeness. More P ush Bell Co: is m oving to Toron to . . . . ti · · d f t d th B ooonomloal than the ordinary .kinds, and oa.n Th N not be sold in competition with the multitude e e wcas e JUmor11 e ea e e ow· of low teat, short weight, alum or phosph&te manville Juniors i n a baae ball game Sat11owdera : Bold only in oane. ROY.AL BAK· urday week by 27 to 13 . . .. Mr. T homas ING POWDER CU.. 106 Wall et.. N. Y. · McCluug now occupies t he house la tely -·- - .- - - - ·--- - --- -- - J occu pied by J ohn Mason .. . . Miss Mable A WORD TO FARMERS. D c.uglass waa ma rried to Harry Teur on Wednesday week. In the evening th e TO .H,L WHOM JT MAY CONCERN. happy couple were escor ted to the s ta\ion by the b raes ba.nd, an d t ook t heir departI take this method of thanking my old ure for L indsay, where they intend to customers and t h e public gen erally for make their home. t he liberal patron age ex tended to me dur· B URKBTON. ing the years that I have been in business and having fitted up a good show room The funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. Butand office on the site lately occupied by teris p assed through the village on W edMt'. C. R ogers on Silver St . , b etween nesday and was largely attended . . . . Dr. Percy's b lacksmi th shop and the N ews W. E. Tilley examined our school on office, where I shall be pleased to see my Monday an d stated t hat he was pleased old friends or make n ew ones, and I in· wit h the school accommodation nnd th e vit e all who wan t 11nything in the follow- earnestness with which th e pupils worked, ing lines to call and see me and e n .mine . . . . Mr8, Quigley is again able t o s upergoods and compare pnces and qualit y be· intend her household affafrs. It is infore placing your orders : agricultural deed a t reat to see h er friend ly face m machinery, s team an d horse power t hresh- our midst once more. Sh e has the dearing machines, Bran tfor d binders, reapers est little pe' of a baby in the un ited and mowers ; seed drills, spring-tooth counties .. .. 'l'he citizens t urned out m cuiffvlitors, diBk:sulky-and Iron harrows, mass~. to wit ness the wonderful exnloits riding and walking plows, straw cutters, CTf a b<iar which arrived T uesday eve'ning. grain crushers, r oot cnttflrs ; also agent I t appeared to be even more intelliO"ent for the Goold Bicycle Co,, and St . Th omae than its master, and in our humble opinWhite .Bronze Monumi;n t Co. ; insurance ion it wa~ not ha.lf as lazy. A irnntlema n effected on farm buildings and private when coming from th e no.rth- the same residences a t lowest rates. evening, endeavored to outrival the b ear Headq uar terJ for plow points, machine in oue of its favorite t ricks, but although oil and 1ule g reasl:l. JAMES M cLEAN, he succeeded, it was n ot as sobe rly done. H·tf. · Bowmanville. . .. . T he 24th was spent in a bout t he same manner as last year. A picnic wM See the new styl~s in boys' suits at t he order of .th e day and · every one ·ip Tod B ros. 'fh" p rices are right. peared t o be happy. Many m isch ievous acts were performed with the aid of fire· cr ackers. D r . McKibbon, Mr, Quigley and M r. A. S. Tilley l!pent the day i n B owmanville .. . . I t must be encouraging to the mini~tt'>rs to hi.ve present such large congregations each S unday. IL also indicates the interest taken by the people in church e.ffairs. T he Hnnday school ali!o has been well a ttended and the t eachers deserve great praise for the noble wo rk being done in that d irection . ever shown by them or any house in Bowmanville. .. .. NO LADY should buy a Dress before seeing their -stock of- ENN ISKILL EN. Extr emej>' good progra ms a.re 'btting given here every Thursday evening st t he Council, R . T. of Tempe r& nce . . . · T he ann ual meetinll d B owma.u ville District Methodis t ohurch is bei ng held here t his week . The meetin;l fo presided o n r by R ev. H. S. .M: .i.tt he ws, of Church-st . Methodist chu1ch, Bo;vmanv i!le, chairman of the d ist rict. L "ta of black coats just n o w in the village. 1'h e la.y element is also on hand i n good force . ·. . The anntvers,.rt ser-vices. in connec tion with the Me1hodist S. Sohool- were quite a saccess on l:l'r iday, Que.m's Birthday. In spite of cou uter attrac1.ions there wa.s a good attemdance. A capital t ell. a.a usual waa pr ovid ed by the ladie3. Excellem t, entert ai ni ug, an<i inatruetive add11;2ses were deliver.,<l by l~ " v· Messrs, Barrass, MacLu 1 m , D ;.rliug ton, a nd B. G. Greatrix, of c ~ vauvilie. R <icita. G\O!l8 time delight ed the au dience wer" g iven by M illses H ezzle wuod and H ayes. A solo was rendereJ i11 his mrna· go(}d si.y le by Mr. C. N . Callander, while tha splendid singing b.Y the child nm waa greatly enjoytld by e veryone; Miss Harris pre. sided at t he or" an. T h.i old friend s were highly pleased t o gree ~ Mr. Greim ix and h is charmmg wife. Otir g1 mial pastor R ev. S. Sal ·on presided over the meei· i ng i n his USU<\l fohcitou· manner . The scnoia rs inten d t o give the en 1 .ire pr ogram at their t tia on t ho Queen 's B < r t hday, 1890, so we m»y at r.b a c t ime expect a treat .. . . Miss L o ms a Dean, looking pos. ; ible he H"'r ·ha.11 ever befor <", was a t home for the holidays from the Oshawa college. ( To be continued next week ) OSHA WA . Mr . J oh n C. Woon has col;llmmcad o p· era.tions on his ne w h otel . . . Mrs. S cott Siddons t elPgraph,.d her inability, through illness, t o fill her e ugagement he re on the 24th .. . . Mrs. Wm . Bowden lefd ast we.e k on a trip t o E ngland S l1e ex pec ts to r e turn in August . . . . The L e~ chea, one of our j unior base ba ll o! ub~, played a game with t.h e Bowmanville ju nior~ on 19th. T he Leeches 1ver e vict orious, by a score of 21 to 1 ... . Frank Wh eeler, a young man ab out 30 ye ars old , a nd brother of Mr. Joh n Wheeler, of the Willia ms Piano F actory , Ooha wa, committ11d suicide a t I nger soll on S un day las e by cut ting his t hroat . The brothers, sisters and oth er r elati vt:s of M t·. and Mrs. E d, Pascoe assembled at the ir r esidence, " C hest!lut Grow·," on W edn esday, M ?.y 15th, to celebrat e th eir silver wedding. The af· ternoon was sp ent in playing ball. p itchi ng q uoits a nd other amuseme nts common on~ s uch occa sion s. Aft er aboub six ty had p artaken of the good things furnis hed by the la dit s, Mr. R ic nard P aacoe r ead an address, t hen :M:iss Ada. Pascoe and Miss I da Allio, on behalf of those presen t, pr esented M is. E. P ascoe with a. silver cake bas ket,one dozan silver k nives,cr uet and o therarticlea. M r. P ascoe, on behalf of his wife, in a few well chosen words t hank ed t hose p resent for t heir tokens of friendship. A n u mber ot other gentlemen t hen expressed t heir best wishes fo r Mr . and Mrs. P ascoe's fnture welfar e. D uring t he r emainder of the evening the h appy family were el}.ter tai ned by recitatioi1s a nd singing furnish ed by the young portion of the company. The presents were b oufYht from Mayna rd, t he J ewel· ler, B owma nville. Savages expect to i mbibe b ra very by drinking the blood of t heir brave enemies. A more enlight ened meth od of vitalizing t he blood is by takmg Ayer'a , Sarsapar illa. It braces up t he nerves and gives strength and for titude to endure the t rials of life. t and all m in< h ngr ee a s t o t h " 1n erih of " ~IA.NY ME~. MA-NY .HIND!!." but 1111 which, for extent, elegance, variety and value, cannot be approached in West Durham> anG. is only equalled by some of the city-· houses. .«K"Bear in mind that our stock is new and fresh, bought for Cash, and is sold cheaper than you can buy .bankrupt, shop-worn or antiquated goods. Grocers Due Bills taken at pa r fo r oods. 1 THAT OFFER OF $5, 0 00 Oar reade-rs will do ubtls.q call t o mind th e offer so widel y adver tised for the pas t ten years by H . H. Warner & Co., the p roprietors of Wamer's Safe R e me dies, th at th ey would pay $5,000 t o any p erson who would prove t o a ny im par tfal rcfor <ie t h llt t hey had ever publieh "d -a testimonial tha h was n ot genuine so far as t h ey knew. · This offer had t h e ring of honesty ab out it, and as th e matter has an especia l interest just n ow we give a copy of th e offer as i t ap pears i n the Messrs. H. H . Warner & Uo's pamphlet ; ~AN & CRYD ERMAN · OOUOH , JOH lJSTON 11 . STILL T HEY C O ME! TWO MORE HUCE PURCHASES I ------0---------- One of General Dry Goods, House Furnishings,- n.ens, Lace Curtains, etc., and one of Boots and Shoes. 0 - -- ' - -- - TYRONE. D espite the n u merous attractions i n n eighboring places, a. large n umber' of people gathered in Tyrone on the 24th inst . t.o celebrate the 70th bir thday of Good Queen Victoria. In the forenoon there was a game of b ase ball between t he Haydon and T yron e school clubs i n which t he forrner was successful by a score of 13 to 9, T his was follo wed by another base ball match between t he mar ried an d single men, toe single men being winners. In tlrn afternoon there was a delay caused by the H aydon foot ball t eam arriving late. This game was t o havH started a t 2 p. m. but did no~ begi n till 4 p . m. an d after an h our's play Ty· r one was declared the wi uoers by 1 go::il t o none. The bas e ball match be t we ·~n the Ebenezer Stars and th e Gladstones did not mat erialize, owing to t he unwill· ing ness of the Stars to pli>y nin e innings. The concert in the evening u nder the am pices of the base-ball Club was a grand success, every number on the program being enthusiastically received by the large audience. Proceeds of concer t $29. · 25, which places the cl ub in a good finan · cial condition. The Sunday School anniv"ersary services were also very success· J ful. T he afternoon program qf r edtations, \ dialogues and singing was given in a very ' creditab le manner to a church full of i;leased people. The· tea was a bountiful and excellent spread such as the Tyron e ladies frGm experience well know how t o prepar e. On Sunday two excellent serm ons where deliv ered by Rev. J. W. T otten, Osh awa, t o large congr egations. Proceeds of tea a nd Sabbath _collections $85.35 . . .. Mr: John Bell, of Toront o, -vas visiting h ere on t he 24th .... Rev. J . D . Dyer preached at Oshawa on Sabbo;i.th. · . . . Mr S. M. Clemens leaves this week for a business tour to Brandon, Man . .. · Orono base ball team are expected here on Saturday t o play a fri endly game of ball with the Gladston es . . . . The S. of T . are contllmplating on having a picnic to Lake Scugog n ext m onth . . .· Mr. H. Welch, Cobourg, was h ere last week ·isi~ I tin g friends .. .. The visitors t his week ar e too nume ro us to men tion . . .. R ev. I. Couch, Scarboro and R ev. R . Hassard, B lackstock, ha ve bee n visiting here rtl· cent1y . . , . M1 ·s. W . R. Clemens is abl e t o: be arou i;id again after her r ecent illness. OFFER OE' $5, 000. 00 ~ -.. Now these are two of the bes) purchases we have ever made, being bought wonderfully lo,w, and all solid goods-new and --l . fashionable, and must be sold at amazingly low prices; lower, · we venture to say than you have ever heard of for goods of the same quality. Piles of Dress Goods, Silks, Marvellieux, Ilenriettas -blac~ and colors in all the new shades-Braids and Trimmings to match. 200 Jersey!-! and Short Jackets, commencing at 75c. each and upwards. 600 _Sets of Lace Curtains to be l'lold a t 35c., 50c., 75c., $1 and up t o $3, for fine goods. LADIES, YOU SHOULD SEE THESE GOODS. Piles of Table Linemi, Table Napkins, Ticking, Sheetings, Cottons, Creatonnes, Towels, Toweling, &c. oo ·RSETS, Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, Frillings, Embroirleries, Buttons, &c., in endless quantities. Our tables are again :filled with Boys' CLOTHING · and Men's Clothing, and at the rate they are going they cannot last long. Come at once if you are needing Men's, Youths' or Boy 's Clothing. I MILLINERY· ~ AND BOOT "-. This depart ment is again well stocked with all the leading styles in Shapes, Trimmings, &c. Every Indy in the town and vicinity should visit this depart ment. A sty lish garmen t and a bargain for you all. · 47 cases of B oots, Shoes and Slip· per.s , all solid goods and fin e goods, and will be sold cheaper than we have yet offere d goods in this depart ment. M en's, -~y's, Youths', W omen's, Misses' and Children's. _ Tliese stocks will go q uickly, under our prices, a nd we say don't delay a d ay, come · an d secure choice. SHOES· I , I THOMPSON & Co., Bank rupt Stock Men, wholesale and retail. Remember th e place- GEO. LAING'S OLD STAND, Bowmanville E very T est·i monial p u blished by us is Bona F ,i de, and as f ar as w e know,is absolutely true. To anyone who will p rove the contrary to an impartial referee we will give $5,000. H . H. WARN E R & 00. R oehester, N. Y. , Janu ar-y 2, 1888. We ask th e reader's carefu l att ent ion to t he following testimonials, a 3 bearing on the offer, and th eir un bias ed opinion of the Sii.me with r efer ence t o t he $5,000 ST1tATRCLAIR, P. 0., Manitoba, April 17th, 1888.- As I have been cured of B righ t's Disease I know a gr eat many more who could be cured by Warner's Safe Cure, if t he medicine , was brought b efore thei1 · n ot ic<:i.-Jo1 rn L . Wnso~ HAMILTON, (105 E lgin S t .), Ont . July 6 th, 1888.-1 ha.ve been troubled with K idney disease in its worst form fo r from three t o four years. J.i ~or six m on ths I could not a ttend t o my business a t all. As a last r esort I tried Warner 's Safe Cure, and found almost instant r elief. I consider Warner 's Safe Cure t he best medicine known for all d iseases of the .kidne;,-s.- A. J. DIAMOND. P o1tT H oPE, June 21st, 1883. - Between tw o and thre·~ years ago I was suffering a great deal of d is tr ess across the loin s and K idneys. I was r ecommended Warner's Safe Cure\ and before t aking two bot tles I passed a atone from t he b ladder, very hard, and have suffered n oth ing of any account since. -E. PHILN. N, J uly 28th, 1888.-T wo years K INGSTO ago my wife was confi n ed to th e bed for 8 m on t hs the m ost of t he time. She su ffered great pain across the kidneys with a burning s en sation in t he abdomen. H0r case was pronounced by her attendant physician to be one of the worst cases of d iseased kidneys and prolapsus uteri. I advised her t o try Warner's Safe Cure ; and befor e she h ad taken two bottles was m uch better. She con tinued its use until she has taken over a dozen, and is n ow well and strong, an d able to at t end t o all the cal'es of our home.- TH011u s H ELORll (Lumber dealer.) There is no getting away from such t es· timony as the above. 'f h e offer is genuine, In fact Messrs. H . H . Warner & Co. have always requested that doubters sho uld write direct to persons giving t es· timonia.ls, (enclosing stamp .) and who are ST ITBBORN ( :ftlLDltt:N readily lake D r. of necessity, in _ t he great majority of cases Lnw·s W or m S.vrop. It p let&Ses the c b tltl t ot ally unacquainted with t he fi rm. and d estroys the wo1·n1s. ····- m c 11 Burdock Pills, srunll a1i,rJ su gnr· coa t e<l.