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â€"J. E. Morrow, of Beamsville, was S AMrovg, Lhdss" in Hamilton. A. Konkle spent Tuesday The new summer time table of the HM., C: & B. is out. . The car leaves here 35 minutes after every hour and leaves Hamilton at 10 minutes after esery hour. }f â€"Early closing still stands till furâ€" ther orders â€"â€"We arg pleased to note that the souncil todflla business view of the = salke oted $50 towards the fixâ€" Wiktoria Par‘s, on Monday _ Withe cbhairman wants to ___â€"â€" eovements just as fast as s r;n McDonald, of (Toronto, has bee.i visiting with Mrs. Merritt, of Srimsby. â€"Claude Randall has his ice cream parlor open and running in full blast, under the management of Lorenzo Randall. The parlor has been enâ€" larged, reâ€"painted, decorated and is ighted beautifully with electric lights. A nice stock of confectionery is kept an band. â€"The cricket match between the gounties of Lincoln and Welland will be played at St. Catbarines on June 19. Three Grimsby men will play. â€"The Wentworth county council paid Grimsby a visit one day last week, They had a free trip on the When you intend fixing up your rooms we want you to call and see our stock of PAPERHANGINGS. J. EASTWOGCD & CQO. We have a large stock of choice mings, also a lot of excellent $X A MIL TGOTYX . Tbis hotel has been thoroughly ref and refurnished in firstâ€"class style. for accommodation of the travelillng public Fine commercial sample rooms and, mables. , cenngntnennmmanimmenemcmunsensimnimipny nanliitoemencrmmmnine Nenttentees â€"â€"Mr, Albert Terryberry has comâ€" pleted arrangements to open an art astudio over the store of Phipps Bros. & Kidd, where he will be prepared to give lessons to students in charcoal, plain and colored crayon, oils on different materials, etc. Lessons will be given on Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday afternoons and visitors will be admitted an Wednesdays trom 2 to 5 o‘clock. GRARD CENTRAL EOTEL, Rates oniy $1 a day Whittaker‘s Bloc AMERICAN â€"HOTEL n Large Quantities and 83â€"89 King St. west, cor. rKing & Charles® IIAMILTON. YY A be lms Cheap Papers Grimsby, June 13 4 Booksellers and Stationers, King St., opp. the Gore. Guaranteed jovernment Standard a business view of t oted $50 towards the fi "Wiktoria Par‘t, on Monds Withe cbhairman wants t ovements Just as fast .: C. HALBERSTADT, PROP. WHITTAKER‘S CGRKVG STORE . BEARMAN, PROPRIETOR. ocz dn , .m?;’..?;zl;,x% WB s â€" iâ€" 4 y> y e H h Copper Suiphate Paris Green . o RorAt. z20rR"_â€". â€"ate= and Firstâ€"class «inner 25¢ dareevvehnait on OOR ir ww tanit reite:«Greemvam At Right Prices ng public. ms and, good Grimsby r the â€"Foresters from Beamsville, Smithâ€" ville, Winona and Grimsby will attend divine service at St. John‘s Presbyterâ€" ian church, Grimsby, on Sunday June 16. Mrs Harrison has kindly consent: ed to sing. The Foresters will meet at the hall on Main St., at 2.30 p. m. sharp and march to the church where service will be: held at 3 p. m. A prompt and full atterdance of members is re@uested. { _ C 299 *n }s | _â€"1i‘ry W. Mitchell‘s teas and sugars the best and cheapest on the market Forks, hoes, seythes, eto., at low prices _ â€"â€"l am requested to find homes for two boys, 12 and 14 years, sons of a most excellent woman, waose husband, late mayor of a large town in Ontario, has left her to support seven children, Board and allowance for clothes only required. _ D. J. McKionon, Grimsby. â€"A. F. Hawke has the newest styles and prettiest patterns in blouses that can be found in the trade. Sure satâ€" isfaction awaits the buyers. Booth Privileges at Grimsby Driving Park. The refreshment privileges for the opening of Grimsby Driving Park on June 20 and 21 will be sold at the Mansion House, Grimsby, at 8.30 p.m. on Thursday, J une 13, under the folâ€" lowing conditions : One privilege of peddling peanuts on the grounds and grand stand will be sold to the highest bidder. A plan of the booths may be seen at The Independent office. & % J. A:. Livfngston and~â€"C. T. Farrell, secretarys. We are ready fos spring and havo all the latest styles of English and Ameriâ€" can Stiff and Sofs Felt Hats. Call and see the shapes at Treble‘s, Cor. King and James Sts., Hamilton, â€"Aifred Sturch shipped 4 baskets of cherries on Monday,. ‘This is the first shipment of cherries andâ€" extra early. W. V. Hare shipped green peas Wedâ€" neSday YiT .1\)'“ 9 oyas .’ % Terms of Sale of Booths.â€"Each booth holder shall pay over at the close of each day to the treasurer of the company 15 per cent. of the gross receipts of the booth. All money in each booth to be handled by a responâ€" sible cashier. â€" Subject to these terms the booth privileges will be sold at auction to the highest bidder, the cash bonus to be paid on the evening of the first day. â€"Look out for the advt,. of the Thorold basket factory which will apâ€" pear next week,. ‘This factory now keep a supply of baskets, eto., in Grimsâ€" by and V. H. Carpenter has been apâ€" pointed their agent. There will be five booth privileges under the grand stand, which will be shown on a plan at time of sale. â€"Delos Woolvertcs and family, of New York, are staying at R. Griffith‘s, â€"Walter Marlatt, the 15 year old son of Wellington Marlats, of Paris, and nephew of J. C. and W. 8. Marâ€" latt, of Grimsby, was drowned on Monâ€" day. One ice cream privilege for the enâ€" tire grounds will be sold at the same time to the highest bidder. â€"The county council granted the Grimsby high school $675 last week. This is $75 more than usual and about makes up the loss of the fees on county pupils. â€"Mrs, Delos VanDyke, of Toronto, spent a couple of days in Grimsby this week. ; â€"Are you thinking about getting a phaeton this season ? If so, see what we can do for you. Prices will suit the times. Our stock of new rigs is getting low. _A good secondâ€"hand marâ€" ket wagon and top buggy for sale cheap. If you have a good horse, 1200 or 1300 pounds, you can make a deal with us. Repairs of all kinds promptly attended to as usual, J. VanDyke & Sons, near G. T. R. station. J. Scott, contractor, carpenter and builder, Winona, Ont., attends to all kinds of general jobbing Estimates given on all kinds of work on short notice. See personâ€" ally or address Winona P.O. â€"Richard Palmer. well and popularâ€" ly known in Grimsby, but now with White & Co., commission merchants, Toronto, spent a few days amongst the fruit growers of this locality this week. Richard guarantees that all shippers from this locality will have .special atâ€" tention and may depend on getting the very highest price available in the market. Ripans Tabules curo the blues iwipans 12 Tabules cure jaundice FPOR S.ALE. The firer bright pro onstration, less so. most libers tract plent and entert; Fancy Dril Hose reel t Named locs Band comp aâ€"mimute tr Bicycle ract Firemen‘s Weathé [® demonstr: °t by Drivin 8 Friday of "! will be the ° history of G. pushed on ra and grand st everything for the open Grand proc Hook and s S 2.40 trotb t Hub and . Running 1 2.00 trot c Men‘s race SR carriages Admis‘s; 95 + esb( L. bdit any kind : £|W E) J r0 .. ant :â€" wi‘t. fol @3 pOou «exal)) (}) Y ; h: (â€" l Store _ offering bargains in t g lines for the warm w i. During the hot weather we .ad a big demand for light goods of every ceseription, and we intend to keep shings booming if prices will do it. f B.J.Palyr & Co 3 lb. box soda bBuits 180, 1 lb, box 8e., Fresh cheesel00 Ib. â€" California dried apricots and funes 150 lb, 5 lbs choice prunes 25¢.. 3 lb bar fine qualâ€" ity soap 150. Sugars at wholes© prices, Special values in hardware }20ts and oils. _ Challies from 5eiP. Special factor cottons at 4 and 51 Fresh lemons, 18@ / bananas, finest flavored teas and oféés. Ladies‘ shirt Yaists, white and colors, at $1.25 ad $1.:40. . Liadies‘ black muslin Kouses, frilled, at 50c. Ladies wite and cardinal tennis hats at 6¢. _ Ladies‘ stainâ€" less and seamlesblack hose 2 pair for 25¢. Specil values in all makes of corsets Men‘s light wight summer coats at $1.50 and $175. Men‘s light coats and vests at $2.50, $3, $3.50. Men‘s coats and pants (tennis) at R2.75. Striped silks for blouses, worth 60c., for 25¢.â€" ladies‘, misses‘ and children‘s vests at 5¢c. _ Wool Deâ€" laines at 12+%, 13 18 and 20cts. »ursd leS Itl A T wo 8 30 p PRIZE P s phr:%itting, the firemen‘s tiontand opening of Grimsâ€" s Park. on Thursday and next week, June 20 and 21, + two biggest days in the . \rimsby, _ Work has been 4 (pidly at the new track, t iand, judges‘ stand and else will: be in readiness ) (Dog. 4 men are jubilant over the spects ‘of a successful demâ€" , and the horsemen are no The program of prizes is a il one, and cannot but atâ€" y of competitors and amuse in the public. l LIST AND PROGRAM. First Day. $ 1 $20 and $10 ace $75 and $40 l race $30 etition $50 and $25 ot or pace $100 , 250 class, medals, $30 torch light procession at m. «fo, A, C. Colé; /C .«s0ok, Chaplain; R. }{i‘bés, Treas.; Bro. W. Bee; W. Bro. D. Sykes Peottit, auditors. â€" Officers led on Monday, June 24th, \ festival at the Mansion Second Day. "an at 1 p.m. ‘race $60 and $30 R100 118 s in a Thousand. 35 and $20 etary Fire Co asonic Hall last Daniel Campbell, Truemansburg, N. Y. â€" Dr. and Mrs. Campbell, and D. Campbell jr., Mrs, Z, Morse, of Niagâ€" ara HFalls, N.Y, _ Mrs. R. Johnson, of Buffalo, â€" Mr. and Mrs. A. Carnochan (Mrs.. C. being a sister of the deceased) Wm. and Miss Maggie Carnochan, Mrs. H, Sells and son, Miss C. Robertson, The most suitable epitaph that can be caried on her tombstone is the one that appeared on her funeral notice. ‘"The world was better for her having lived in it." Her remains were followed to the tomb by a large concourse of friends, many of whom came a long way to be present. Amongst those from a distance were : The late Mrs. Forbes, widow of the late D. Forbes and mother of Wm. Forbes and Mrs. W. H. Nelles, of this place, and J. W. Forbes, of Athol, Mass., _has been prominent in churoh and sociâ€" ‘ety in Grimsby for the past 33 years, _and up to a week previous to her death was always hale anrd hearty. She was taken down Sauurday evening, June 1, and died on the following Saturday, June 8, her birthday. _ She was born in Lockerby, Dumfrieshire, Sootland, on June 8, 1820 ; came to Canada with her father‘s family in 1834, being ten weeks in crossing, coming up the St. Lawrence on the old Durham boats, towed up along the shore, taking severâ€" al weeks longer, She settled in Nirg ara, Ont.. living there until she came to Grimsby in 1862, where she has lived ever since. _ Her sufferings were not great, her mind being perfectly clear, knowing those around her‘ up to about an hour before her death. There were present with her : her everâ€"faithâ€" ful daughter, Mrs, W. H. Nelles, and Mr. Nelles ; her son William, his wife and Duncan, and Mrs. Thos,. Rome. She was a staunch Presbyterian, and prominent in all good words and works, â€"Wanted â€"Tenders . for building about 250 feet of picket fence at the Woolverton school house, S 8. No. 3, will be received till June 21st, 1895. The lowest or any tender not necesâ€" sarily accepted, _ For particulars ap . ply. to J. A. Pettts... l Wantedâ€"Berrypickers for the raspâ€" berry season, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, as well as other days. Apply to R. A. Alexander, Grimsby. 60c Ceylon tea 50¢ Chase & Sanborn‘s coffee, same as you have been paying. others 45¢, sold here at 40c. Soda biscuits, 3 lb box any kind for 19e. Oatmeal, 10 lbs best for 25. Choice mixed pickles 10c bottle. Good brooms 10c. Eclipse soap 16¢ bar. â€" Our prices for sugar are always the lowest. Good garden rakes 20c each. . Black annealed wire $1.90 per 50c tea for 43¢ 100 lbs. : Have you bought ‘your wall paper. Selection still good. §Y. Mitchell, A FEW CASH PRICES For Saleâ€"The grass on about 45 acres 0s fine meadow, on Lot 14, Con. 3, North Grimsby. _ Apply to Mrs. Mauir, Main St., Grimsby. For Saleâ€"Tomato plants. Early Atlantic Prize, Early Ruby, and Ig notum. Apply to W.V. Hare, North Grimsby. Not often does it fall to our lot to chronicle the death of two as well known citizens as those whose demise apperrs in our columns this week, On Saturâ€" day, June 8th, at 2 a.m., Levi Beamer, of North Grimsby, died at the age of 66 years, and at 7 a.m. on the same date Mrs. D. Forbes, mother of Wm. Forbes, J. P., passed away at the age of 75 years. bAST MORK, FOR SALE OR RENT Potatoes for Sale.â€"Rural No. 2, White Elephant and mixed. _ Hay or oats taken in exchange. D. J. McKinâ€" non, Grimsby. Next Door to A. F. Hawke. Gone to the Great Majority P EO PTI THE LATE MRS. FORBES. WANTED. 40c tea for 34e Rheamatism Cured in a Day.â€"South American Rheumatic Cure, for rheuma» tism and nenralgia, radically cures in 1 to 3 days, Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It reâ€" moves at once the cause and the diseaseo immediately disappears, The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents. old by all druggists. f Just at hand, an elegant line of blouses, all shades, all styles, all prices. Sizes to fit everybody. Also new bow ties, belts, ties and beles to match. In fact, everyâ€" thing that the stylish summer lady wants can be found in our store. Come, see, buy. f Special lines in vests and corsets. You will surely be pleased. KARLDLS CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 50 cts., $1.00. Sold by M. Fitch, Grimsby. White ones, fancy ones, black ones handles to suit, prices to suit. An attractive stock of goods in all lines of gents furnishings. _ The bearers were : D. J. McKinnon, Thos, Rome, D. VanDuzer, I. Geddes, J. W, G. Nelles, J. H. Grout. LEVI BEAMER. She decevsed, although not widely known as a public man, was very woll and popularly ksown in society as he was of a most gen‘lal, convivial nature and dearly enjoyed the quiet pleasures of social gathering. He and his genial wife were always cordialiy welcomed wherever they appeared. Deceased was known amongst shooting and bunting men being, an expert shot with a rifle and very fond of hunting. The funersl was largely attended by his numerous friends and relatives. A.. IC. MHMayv k«:.e. Dressmaking Dep‘tis under the management of Miss Jury RC 3 % EAST ENC R vacon, hams, shoulders ard rolled meats. Sugar, coal oil and potatoes. If you wa‘a a pure soap try Morse‘s Bept. Termsâ€"Cash, Try Salada Ceylon and Tetley‘s teas per pound, and compare with other 50c teas. A fine assortment of cocoas, olates, . candies, biscuits, oranges, 1 bananas, pineapples, cocoanuts, bri bacon, hams, shoulders ard rolled mea Sugar. coal Oilâ€" and nintakpas. | Triwk WHY ? Because you pay cash and buy at right prices. Great pains are taken in selectâ€" ing only the Choicest C oods, which I sell at rock bottom prices, and will turn out as they are represented. * all of Niagara‘ Falls, Out. _ Walter Carnochan, Hamilton. J. N. Kitchen and wife, Toronto. _ John W. Forbes, Athol, Mass. Special value in the finest brands of teas and coffees. : ONE TRI A L4# THOS, J. NOBLE, Baker. Will Convince You BREAD 10 CENTS Best Flour at $2.60 FRESH CAKES DAILY East End Grocer, . PForeign â€" Fruits. Choice Confectionery. It‘s Safe to Buy at P. H. G:MBLE‘S EAST END GROCER. Agent for the St. Catharines Steam Laundry. Order work a specislty. XIGD U $s X:. BLOUSES. e eAAA HILLLXIR® PARASOLS. That our lead package teas are the very best in the market. IerFrFiEEzIHFETiYEHEHEERICE mmaqnontruegatamens WikisL,) ‘s teas at 40¢ other houses‘ as, chocâ€" lemons, breakfast || Spring Clothing If you want a snap in spring suits or panting call on us. We are selling away down at COME IN and inspect our goods and you will be astonished at the low prices we are selling at. Suits from $10 up. Pantings from $2.50 up OUR GOODS, OUR FIT, OUR STYLE, And we will gcuarantee o PHIPPS BROS.£ KIDD GRIMSBY. ce â€" oi orimpantiniemeninvamenimenmentr onrâ€"niinenemnifimimenenmcmeint imndinerenteitaeume the Grimsby tailor, in Burland‘s new block, opp. foundry. i â€"â€"Professor Bookee, scientific optiâ€" can, will be at my store on Monday next, June 17th. Any person having trouble with their eyes will find it to their interest to call and get their eyes examined. G. E. Miller, Jeweler, Grimsby. fpwintue *~ sCrampUL iy DUEcuu iAceAnt *A an6g 9 oo and ladies wn pe thinking of their sugar, fruit jars, etc. We keep the best suzar that money can buy. Every fruit jar that leaves our stores is guaranteed and ‘is. allowed for should there be any flaw ; the jars are all packed in dozen .cases ready for shipment. You can drop us m post: card and we will send jars and sugar by the next train all carefully packed. "You send us the order we will do the rest. Hazell & Son, King and Mc Nab streets, and Main and Wentworth streets, Hamilton. â€"A children‘s sacred concert will be given in the Baptist church next Sunday evening. _ It consists of solos and choruses all given by the school Also the infant class will render "Little Builders" under direction of Miss Woolverton. The pastor‘s adâ€" dress will follow and will be chiefly directed to the young people and childâ€" ren. You will find them in bargains at Sparling‘s, as he has bought at a great reduction a lot of pantings that were used as samples by a traveller from one of the best knownrn wholesale houses in Canada They will suit your pocket in price, They will suit your mind in choice, And they will wear to beat anything You ever wore for a good deal larger price â€"Nearly everyone needs a good tonic at this season. Hood‘s Sarsaparâ€" illa is the one true tonic and blood purifier. Come and see them and the prices. Don‘t forget the place at â€"At a meeting of the Quarterly Board of the Methodist church Rev.] Mr. Awde asked leave of absence for. two months to visit the Old Country. In response the Board unanimously passed the following resolution : That leave of absenco be granted to the pastor, Rev. Jas. Awde, for two months and in doing so the Board exâ€" presses its satisfaction with his services for the past year, its pleasure at his re appointment to Grimsby and its wish that he may have a safe and pleasant holiday trip. PANTS & TROUSERS â€"Hood‘s Sarsaparilla gives great bodily, nerve, mental and digestive strength, simply because it purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood, â€"Wm,. Moull, evangelist, of Toron to, will assist the pastor and will preach in the Methodist church next ‘nday. _ Rev. Mr, Awde expects to for Great Britain on the June 19 ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. â€"W, V. Hare‘s mare Gold dust has dropped a very fine colt to the famous thoroughbred Mikado. â€"Fruit Growersâ€"Tickets for W hite & Co., Toronto, can be had at the Mansion House, Grimsby. Grimsby, June 183 TROUSERS & PANTS us S‘a:‘EEblE 1$. Wichâ€" us A meeti held in the evening, J There wi secretary a R. Nelles : The mir were read It was n by Nelles, had been a Grimsby t in number the second ried. D handsomely palms, and < and green bei The ceremon;] Rev. Chas. §S1 comingly cost satin du %P® carried & P°4 vallev Aft Dr. and Mrs. the Fhousan at Ihome afte Swan Street] Moved b} Grout, that t R. that unles on Murray S at once, th It was t tary, secont( cordance v from the co county pup! the treasure dating fron The follow paifi 24 ‘ ~ (Clerk, sals VanDyke, s Hughes, care to J une 30, { of $7 for adv Village co| Grimsby, o1 1795 exempt by 13 W . F. Ley high ; $500 | The chair committee w fire hall re generally cle men‘s demon 21, expense. Members | On motion self in to a C following apj the H., G q provement 0 motion $50 { improvemen supervision no monies t village recei the H., G. from cibizené On motion confirmed an to business. A commut It was seconded by a delegate f view the ref by regardin ried. } Rev. J. U visited the May anGQhe a satisfactp junior sitto The follor falo exchan{ be of intere! The marr| and Miss Jo and Mrs. J. at the bride! Vill: