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“IT SHINES FOR ALL.” e MILVERTON, ONT., PERTH CO., THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1892. ‘THOS. W. W. WHALLEY Editor and Publisher | Rosrecs | rad 3 & | Visiting Pie Nte Meeting, af Elles Agri. dD. Hisuox “of is eee i summoned ir) Up “abvere) Macas: 8 Mr | Murr, brother of Mrs. Pentz. “They MARRIAGE ixge Li- in Mh creas bees and Milverton. n for ehokios Sigars al- \OMMERCLAL HO LY best of Wines, ee a d er, Va T D. WEIR, Auctio the Counties of nts drawn h Div Ag oe re Conn vcrolal nani? a il trains. VETERINAWY Lis prepared to treat| Siac or Ha’ Hpatoatee eal ale ion will be paid to Soest aia ma, Ont. ‘Telephone to either he Carriages. LGW, aa and HIGH-PRICED ARRIAGES eer Fat ogre CUT ret PE ag D CH. PREPAID. dL Bradshaw, F sree D ERTAKER, 3385 ‘eee £t., STRATFORD. PXOHANGE HOTEL, Dranner, Ontario, ("John Gropp, Proprietor. Tiquors and cigars’ at the bar. gecommodation and large'stabling. Jd OHN GROPP, + pear: CEDAR POSTS, LUMBER, LATHS, Shingles, Pumps, ete. Firtslass a br very | from the partain fell = “niet The | C Mailing nad plenty of, ping, Propri © | signed, lot fet bei of last Nov. oe store. | report little hopes of his recovery. | of the directors of the | Society will be held in | k’s Hotel Thursday, 30th at for the transaction of i: p-m., tant business, The Nowack, of the 8th y| barn on the farm of M sealp wound, was eal. ane He, no doubt, but Mer. Hamilton Parke, Manuta, TRAYED Cang onto th lot 6, ye pretnines of the uw . gton, about. the Es old. proving prop "Garden | Party! We The prise i of Milvert Nal hold (D.V.) Garden party in Mr. D. Pugh’ s Orchard MILVERTON In the inte?est of the parsonage fund A CHOICE ‘PROGRAMME provided and the may be expected to enliven the entertainment REFRESHMENTS Will be served to all.” Strawherries and STRATFORD Agricultural Park i while play ing: football ‘ast week, ERB, - | The insurance is as fo n TUESDAY, JULY 5th, 1852 ae M iiganeae Brass Band ||; BAGCHLER VILLE page ree Peoote 5 ales, Themasclvee ag—Viaito a n eesies oe gar _young| Mo: attended ibe Pies in. Fisher’ grove last Fric report that the had a good Mr. Coxs on ‘ad another small rais- ast rie The Toone of this Phe are busy doing e lebor, by whieh they are | | | | greatly Sates the public rouds: r. A Boomer of Linwood, yisited this line last w Mis “andl “Mieke Gee Robe ok Wingham, have been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. osliff. Who Can Beat y Building—Visitors ~Haying Rasy. of ANK having each fiv Mr. A. Ker NN feet in ee , an_ addition to barn on Friday last ; it is now 26 a Petors, of Gadshill, . visising ‘fiends here on Saturday ai Sund: eel Bell and Miss Bridseht, Hg nck, were rn Klenck last week. to the heavy rain on Mon- ir. J. Gropp's be was a failure. . Albert tturtmann is busy at A Broken Lim'— te: -g Sprained — Visitors iE out 30 feet from & tree ke ie leg ota the a his sant h Davidson has com iiieted the ¢ n of a windmill on his farm. Mrs. Brill, of Dee has been visiting at oy rere ger’, LISTOWEL Hay Bron. Fie will was sino nd was totally de: yed together vith contents, also the egy Waterloo Mutual -onomical, $500 ; machinery, Rue $2,000; Wi iar ‘loo M eae pase Wellington Matual & Econom- ical » $1,500 Alliance of England 0 ; ‘Queen $1,000. On the ele- i SSIs rags iss are SOND) and ti me, $200 ; stock ni 1 Millers $2, i e-room, ay scaly sine -proof se ecndan: engine, boiler, and building and machinery is $2 asurance, $12, tock. hae 3 SCOTCH SExTLEMENT School Report--Visiting Tur following is the standing of S. 8. No, 8 foe the month ofJune: Fifth Ciass,—F id, Winnie Kerr, Lillie Flonine Lizzie Campbell. Sr. wie Dominion Day ®: FRIDAY, JULY 1st i Free be: all Trot and ee $300} st $175, Ind $35, 3 a 50 i and Pace, Pa ‘urse $125) Ist $70, 2nd $30, 3rd $15,4th $10. aed, Race, Purse $75 2nd $25, 3rd $10, gat DRIL RCISES LACROSSE MATCH! I the Northwenien Datrict Strath HORSE RA 3 ms Stratford (Seniors), Dacre OSS MATCH AT 4pm, The Stratford Turf Association (Lt'd), JP. pate at E. HODGINS Piayer) BRUNNER, ONT., a FRANK I PALMER, Sec’y- Stig class— t bevps aan, i Tr. 4 jass—Jen- Grieve, Allan Neon sae Scott. Sr. 3rd’ class. er, Jacob: uepfer ise Kerk, Dasad Sieeor Jr. class—Robt. Stott, Hugh sti! (Ghar Gordon, Jessie Grieve, Harron, Frank Baker, Robt. Stew: wt = Qu Cbg mame on Haw Roy Fleming. tlecemke Kerr, C. Spenler, ‘Tate Wagler, Mer vine Hawke, Rachel McAuley, ee Spenier. The above names in order of merit. Average for month Crops in this vicinity are ‘looking excellent, considerable damage has beer: done to the fall wheat by the recent Alex. Fraser is away on a two weeks’ visit to his friends on the lake | s It is hoped that the trip will | towns. shore. prove beneficial to his health. Mr. and Mrs. Lockie, and Mr. and Mrs. McKee, of Galt, oe ig present lex of Tat on rede of .P. MONKTON v csi st Good Season—Strawberry Festi- |The Debate off—B. B. Team Ww. M. "Tun visited Monkton last 1 Cheese Factory 3 Sehaviog a good | & on, nore cheese is being made how than at any pre tory of the factory. Geoan to be congratulated on having secured so courteous and efficient a maker. A monster strawberry festival under oe auspices of the Presbyterian San- y School will be given on the 4th on po x refreshments have héen served an excellent programme will be rendered by local and outside ta- at The ni eroriasions for the return Mil- verton Monkton D through on account of counter attract- ion at the Milverton end of the string. _Monkton B. B. Team beat the Ethel t Wednesday by ascore of 9 to3. wing is the report of theJuneex- ecsidstinniet in Monkton school: Class V kune, Cl A. Near, Albert Near, Clara Near, Melissa Stewart. Class I. pt. I sr.-—Sylvie Kuhry, Annie Holman, Eddie Wilson, Will t. II. jr—Jessie Huggins, Long, Lizzie MeCarthy, Lena Holman, Nellie Merryfield, Mary Matthews, Roy Golightly, Louis Holman, Ralph Robertson, Clara “Matthews, — Free Porterfield, Fan Bannerman, Will Holman, ettger, Lizzie Preaghtan, peat aah tL s Sam ng, Engler, Silico nin athe Engler, Den McCarthy, | John Ritz, “Mel. Wilson, Pt. I. Garield Long ¥ TW Garden Party a Bia) ‘ty, under the auspices list church will be held 08. Magwood, lay, Jul th. The aves ton io we “ha will enliven the a Vinitors—Valuable Horse Killed Mr. 8. 8. Johnston and sister of Britton spent Sunday visiting friends and acquaintances in this she pad Mr. David Curtis is at present spending a few days with friends in ; | Blancha Garden Parties seem to be the talk Of the day as sta) berries are a plenti- fal fge this se: aluablashoren Sone by George fee was inju by a wire fence last week and had to be killed. Building Operations—Corner Stone Laying, EORGE ARMSTRONG raised his driv-|;, by when’ completed will be a very useful building. ‘ides finishing ‘he masons have Sam Burnett's wall pretty well up, and Sam_ will having a big raising in a week or two. the guests of Mr. E. Hawk Debate have fallen | busin e be Sauers testified that he had met Fitz. _ DISTRICT NEWS Some Interesting Items Culled ae the Neighboring pines and from L. Lveas, jr, Tot con, Elma, has afen which laid an egg measuring 6x8} inches. The hen is a blac s-| Spanish, Josaua Cuatuencer, 8th con., Elma,. has just cor maple jeted a grand new addi- tion to his Scat wi basement 9} feet high ‘Tie towns of Berlin and Waterloo’ under the syeniees of the musical societies, purpose holding a mammoth eae in Berlin ‘on Wednes- day, A a stone” AIRD, manger of the New Hamburg brewery reports that their rapidly i incre and that alae ate coming in from all parts for their celebrated article, which hee now. produce.—. mident. Unton picnic of he Temperanoe lodges of Perth county will be held in Mr. Shearer's grove, Poole, onJuly Ist, —James Erskine, Lizzie Huggins, | for ne a good ramme is ink Annie We Class TV. sr.—|eourse of preparation. A feature of! Sins Kate McCarthy, the cay will be a te: -of-war, when a Fama Seat Sire i ella | special prize will given to» the ae se San Narre igs Sara vietors. Miyeriod Mead eee thie ewart erwin, Cline UE sr eden Golightly, Wesley| ON Wednesday last week a painful Biorust: Toa Knipe, Fannie Scott, sesdent happened to a son of. Joseph Joe Holman, Class I will | Heid, Detiger, Ella Golightly, Edit i dair, e ner was out in the i while ue Anis, Will Sherwin, Bessie | OW rene Henry Bettger, Annie Smith, be as Jane Inglis, Mary Bannerman. Class | 0! 0?! Will Robertson, Gregory | E2e® Kuhty, Bante Sherwin, . [98 aid could be secured. James Golightly. Class IT, IBERATE aaa was made tov Api burn Hiay's tall 4 in Listowel early. om: Wednesday morning last. romptness with which the watchi gave the al ved. the building. from destru That it was a case of incendiaryism is clearly proven by anattempt to fire the building im another quarter from that where fire was first: disco was not serious, vered The damage sio who shot his neighbor; with a double-barrelle eae: with the intent to do him hodily harm, was sentenced to three months in jail at. ven labor. The shooting, as our readers will remember, resulted from a Eby. has+ dispute over a line fence. recovered. vat fen HS Sa of Port Elgin who ent over from the ia wr te Methodist eae has pee a minister id stal a es the Methodist Conference ene te has i cla He was ordained at Bigbly. GE eebreelinEES “TH MeooaL See eohkey pp Re Ss) extras in the form of struwberties, ice tt mre lent and Rev olmes fed laden cae fund PCTS ane excpresident of the Guelph conference officiati sccompanie grounds 18e. Gate opens at 6.90 Holmes in his drive back to Stratford a2 during the day and. preached in. the. CREEKVIELE Centrat Methodist church in thereyen- - i MéKexzir, foreman at. Coleman’s salt- works, Brussel, was dragged to death by his horse. _ Cole’ n while driving home ons of the lines and got out on the wagoi tongue to get it. In getting Becie b fe : slipped and fell and was drag the afrighted team. When found there was an ugly gash about 4} inches long on the right side of the head, the skull being ernshed in caused either by the wheel or the hoot of one of the horses. He live 15. inutes. ‘ of Stratford, says the Wiarton Wevws, ing theretrom, a rifle and other articles. The evidenwe showed el that prisoner had been seen to go towards Sauer’s house one afternoon recut with a stick or fishing rod in his hand, and shortly afterwards he returned rifle. essrs. Swale and aaa attempted to head ‘him but. into the woods. has gape areeg alle semen” hers | galley ahd. Keckoary received a was a German sermon al: the | tence of oe i tho Ceuteal prise ; Rev. Father Stephon of Berlin, at Toro d Ow Saturday last Geo. se i