Newmarket Era , August 19, 1898, p. 2

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i 9 THE NEWMARKET ERA FRIDAY AUG Advertisements Co Mens Haddock Davison Co Hallway Attraction Now Voters Wata P Fertilizer Cleveland Wheel Tor Balmy Freeman Toole Dog Watch Farm to for Sale A Horn Wood for Bakery The UP 1 hut WITH The Panted all FRIDAY AUG v Government Sustained During Friday nights Buaalon of Provincial Assembly a voto ttio address in reply to the from he Throne- at open ing of or rather a on amendment proposed Opposition condemning the po rtion of Government in allowing Eon Mr Gibson and Hon Mr Dry- don to continue in Cabinet after defeated at took place when the Ministry was sustained by a majority of tho voto boing for amendment and against division practically deoided major ity of Gbvernmont in the House by a straight party vote showing with Mr Speaker and Mr Craig for Addington who was absent through illness a total majority of eight the that evening reply to was carried on the above division reversed Both sides when the division announced Ministerialists be cause of victory and in order to keep up courage Busi ness has tamo ever since was fun for mombore of thefCgls- latoro who occupy floau on right of Mr Speaker to boo Mr bob up woody ills place and talk about honor who held fitet places In part bat who bad not word for the man by whom ho was deposed from Opposition The News has tho rumor that for York is about to from the Assembly to af ford a scat in House to lion Mr Dry- dor Minister of AKrloultaro story Voce that Mr Richardson grown tired of political life and will atop down and out by accepting of Provincial Fish- story la thats all Telegram hits tho local member for Toronto a hard by re- marking Dr of East To ronto openly that Hon Alfred might reasonably look for a portfolio from Conaorvatlvoo if ho would party ho was to support his not morally su perior to those of party agout who tries to buy a voto with promises of or position PERSONAL Worlds Fait iof Canada A proposal for holding a Worlds Fair at Toronto is again being agitat ed by the Globe and some other pro minent journals of the Dominion and of late question has fully by manufacturers and mer chants of the Provincial metropolis and vicinity Recently reporters of tho Toronto press interviewed leading local men in financial and political purpose of obtaining their views on the subject it being understood of course that same be held in the Provincial Capital From tho answers by the gentle men interviewed it is quite apparent that much thought has been given to project though naturally on a of such vast importance there is diversity of opinion The general impression however seems be that Worlds Fair would boom Canada immensely and bring home to tho nations a true idea of the Dominions immense possibilities In this respect nearly all the gentlemen who were in terviewed were agreed that suoh an undertaking could only be brought to a successful issue by making it gov ernment or national undertaking tho division in Friday alght tho Mail sagely that Government was doomod Dry rot had sot In and as a vary interested politician declare to a on plat form in when returns be ing received in Town Hall Looks as if things coming our way but long before completed ho his mind Last Friday nights division in Assembly Mails notion respecting Mr Whitneys fol lowing The Banner last flfilitiiiK Mr Whit ney on tbp election as ft General Blanco who is captain general of Cuba vowed that would never leave Cuba if tho country fell into the of tho Americana J Jut he seems to have changed his tunc He admits now that bow to Bo he will Cuba alive after all but not victorious Ho reminds us of Mr Whit noy and his vows of lighting to the last against in the elections This is a way that great lenders have of whistling to keep uo the courage of their followers on claims put forth by the Tory papers in the result of the Into tleotions and of tho coulemptious mauner in winch Mr Whitney and followers in tho Assembly are playing their game of bluff the says day after election the said that had woo hie Waterloo and claimed a of one The World that Hardy had been hammered and a majority of two Next day the Worlds majority had been reduced to one but it still cheerfully that Whit ney was on top while the Mail somewhat mora dubiously held that Hardy had not a majority yet The next day the Mail re peated this remark in a fainter tone of voice but its figures were Liberal Conservative The World acknowledged corn on the of giving Mr Hardy a majority of two On the first division in the House the Liberals have a majority of six on a straight party vote every Opposition voto polled one Liberal absent through illness and another in the Speakers Evidently that majority has had quite a healthy growth in four months The claims made by the Opposi tion papers in bear a strong re- ambiance to the claims made today that the Hardy Government is tottering and that it can be beaten by a vigorous expend iture of wind It Is the same old bluff NOTES It is now settled the Ontario Gatttn of Saturday contains pro clamation calling for a plebiscite upon the liquor question to take place on September The writs bear the date of August and are returnable on Nov J The Parliament of Great Britain was prorogued on Friday last and among other things Queens speech alludes to the arrangements made to establish at an early date penny postage between the United Kingdom Canada and UNION STREET Commenting on remarks of of the Legislature who have ad- versely the Good Roads Depart ment of the Ontario Government observes Time and money are both needed to make bad roads good and it is a mistake for Mr Whitney to assume that the Road Inspector is a useless official because the entire pro vince is not paved with the or asphalt results of his good the Legislature discussed the reply to the Speech from the Throne Opposition press had of fun how Mr Whitney and his lowing in the House were tearing the Hardy Government into rags and tatters but when noses were counted on the Opposi tion amendments country knew why it was that those members who sit the left of Mr Speaker want the Legislature called together They had been declaring that the Hardy Ministry only had one or two of a majority of this majority one was chosen Speaker and another Mr Craig was too III to be in life place heoce the Whitney had assured of completing the overthrow of Hardy The last Friday night their delusion Wo might remind the Joker that he is treading on dangerous ground when he is on the Scare Crows toes Mies Wight of is spending a few weeks with Miss Nellie Mrs Peregrine and family of Aurora are visiting at Mr Pere grines Miss Ethel and Iva Miller are visit ing relatives near the lake this week Miss Delia of Buffalo spent Sunday at Mr Will Dunhams Mr Will Smith of 8andford spent Sunday at Mr A Arnolds Quite a number around here took in the Excursion to Niagara last week and report a very good time Mr filler has corn measuring nine and a half feet Who next Mrs Johnson of Toronto was visit ing at Mr Eves last week Wo are pleased to that Mr Wilmot Dunham is able to be around again after his recent illness Mrs Eves of Sharon Sunday with her son Mr W Eves Mrs J Long of Toronto has been visiting with her sister Mrs Will Miss Nellie and Master Maxwell Ballard of Nobloton are spending their holidays at their grandparents Mr Smiths Mr Frank who has been under the weather for some lime is around again Scare Crow While loading hay at Man Mordy was thrown from a load and sustained injuries from which he died Wheat is being generally harvest ed in Manitoba The reports arc very encouraging crop is and acreage under cultivation has increased fifty per cent Late rains caused grain to fill out wonder fully of Toronto is the of Mr W Trull Mrs and Miss visiting In Mr and Mrs have moved to Town from Mrs is spending two or weeks In Ottawa Mrs Sarah is visiting her Bon Mr Frank in tho Mrs and Miss epent days at Lake Mr and fifrs Jos and friends spent Sunday at Lako Miss of Orono is visiting Miss Marion Trull Dr Campbell and family returned homo from Camp on Tuosday Mrs Hoffman of Berlin sister of Mrs Hughes Is hero on a visit Messrs Srigley jr and Herb Flanagan gone to Manitoba Mrs Louis and eon have to the for a mouths visit Miss Gilpin and Mies Dales of bridgo visiting Mies Etta Stark A bus load of the Lehman family and visitors spent last Friday at Morton Park Mr sister and two from Toronto are hero on a visit Mr Jamoa McGlnnis of was in town on Monday and gave Liu a call Mr P Plait merchant of Phelps- ton is visiting his cousin Miss Ethel Pol lock Dr Hutt was a guest at Rev Matthews Muskoka home for two or three days Mr A and family spent Sunday at The Snuggery Roachs Point Mr S P Caldwell of spent Saturday with Ins sister Mrs M W Mr Frank of left for yesterday for a couple of months Messrs Ed and with young ladies spent Sunday at Mrs daughter from Toronto visiting at her mothers Mrs Belfry Mr Lloyd the obliging toller in the OB leaves for the West next Monday on his holidays Mr Theo Bolton left this week to ac- ccpt a position in the boys all wish him Mr Harry and son from De troit were visiting friends in Town and vicinity this week Irwin a lady oyer of age left alone on Tuesday to visit her daughter at the Boo Alderman spent over Sun day at the Lake with his family whj are boarding at Mrs Walter Sutherland and daughter have a month delightfully in Toronto Examiner Miss Lizzie Nash left last week for a visit with friends in Newmarket Aurora and Toronto Miss Thompson took in the Fire mens Excursion to Buffalo last week and dropped off at Toronto for a few days Mrs J Hollingshead and Miss Lou Walton of are visiting with their sister Armitage Newmarket Mra John Sharpe and daughter have returned from the oity after having a nice visit with her daughter Mrs Cor son Mr Wm is back from Manito ba and has gone with his family toOrchard Beach Camp for the remainder of vaca tion Messrs Welter Trivett and Leon Jackson spent Sunday in Rochester and Ontario Beach visiting some of their cousins there Chief Anderson and his brother Mr Morrison took a load up to the Lake last Friday and spent the day at Morton Park Mra and daughter of Ham ilton who have boon visiting In Newmar ket and Aurora the past month leave for home this week Mrs Howard Morton of Queen Street was taken to the Hospital last Friday where an operation was performed for an inward trouble and she is doing well Mra J Thompson and children of who have been spending a week at Mr Jesse Thompsons left on Tuesday for Chatham where they intend to make their future home Miss Pollock of Keswick daughter of tbo late John A has accepted a situation with Mies We regret to learn Miss Ethel intends leaving fall for Marquette Midi Mr Clarkaon jr son of William of the third King left for Berlin Germany on Monday evening Mr has gone to Berlin to spend three years In studying Mr Leon a former resident of Newmarket and brother of Mrs is visiting friends here this week He has just returned from a trip to Liverpool and Manchester Mra Beech and of Winnipeg and Miss Hunter of are a week at Col Lloyds also Miss and brother Will Mrs and Miss Mabel were there on Monday Mr Wilkin of Indiana who has in Canada visiting with Mrs Emery at Drayton bis nephew Mr C Wilkin at also Joel and John Emery of Hamilton arrived In Town on Monday and will visit with sister Mrs Lewis Ho expects to be hero for or weeks Mra of Wllllaroaport Pennsyl vania after an abaonco of ten years was on a visit with or a Ester Mrs Wilson of Mr and Cunningham the latter a daughter of Mrs wore also with and it being their first visit to Canada they well pleased with country left for homo on Wednesday morn In if after a very visit Oar Toronto tetter was a light commotion at Union Station last Friday morning occurred by appearance of Ambassador to Germany ac companied bin wife and suite The of distinguished personages comprised persons J vote on reply to Speech in the Legislature was a surprise to the country after the wordy boasting of the Opposition leader Detective Dougherty of bank robbery fame was in the city this week trustees of Methodist Church suing the Scottish In Co for tho risk it held on the same The readers of Era will circumstances about tho firo being kindled by the trustees to burn up long gross resulting in the loss for which is now claimed In a city restaurant last Saturday harbored a suspicious looking keg lab elled regal beer It was after wards by Inspector who determined to have its contents tested As a result it was found that the word regal like some oriental languages should be spelled from right to left and secret of its contents soon be came understood A company is being formed in this city to be known as the Canadian Meat Co Its chief men are capital ists of Toronto and Chicago propose to establish a meat packing factory that will bo of greater capacity others in this Dominion It may be located at Weston Miss McGregor has entered an action for unstated damages against The Robert Simpson Co She alleges that she fell in the store and received in juries the result of the companys negligence The station was crowded Tuesday with wouldbe farmers all going to the Northwest to make their forttues in gathering Manitoba crop Nearly 3000 took advantage of the cheap rates a fact that the running of special trains County Engineer return ed on Saturday from a surveying trip through King in connection with the Metropolitan extension A large excursion from Bradford and intermediate points arrived at Yonge street wharf Monday morning The party numbered nearly 450 people and embarked for Niagara ji Wood and Masters George and are visiting Mrs Woods Bister near Hamilton Rev A Imrie pastor of the Baptist here left for on Monday to visit his parents Mr Wellington of To ronto spent Monday with his parents here Mr and Mrs Henry Dan- brook Mr Oscar Lloyd of Kentucky is spending his vacation with his parents here Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mr and Mrs Lowe of Toronto Bpent part of the week here visiting Mrs Lowes parents Mr and Mrs J Mr has moved his butchering business into new premises one door south of the central telephone office Mr A Bowes left Friday morn ing for Lake where he has been engaged to teach school A and Miss Ida of Toronto are visiting Mr and Mrs A Willson Paris Aug The night train on the railway to Lisieux 84 miles east of Caen was derailed last night near Seven persons were killed and were injured Salem Aug 12 There was a terrific thunderstorm here accom panied by light showers lasting for last night during which the barn of Hugh Black to the village was struck and burnt to the ground together with the entire seasons and four cattle Loss about three thousand dollars Insur ed There were were also three other fires in the neighborhood which were caused by the lightning Port Aug The largest of the two lighthouses at east pier was fired by lightning this morning and waa burned down to the pier level lighthouse was built in 1893 and had the revolving lights and all the latest machinery The lighthouse keeper lost all bis books tools and personal effects The seasons requirements with exception of one carrel of oil which was stored in a small house adjoining also destroyed New Fall Goods are crowding in on us and very soon we will be talking nothing but Fall Wearables Just now to make room we offer some lines at very tempting prices These OB Two yards wide Table Linen half bleached regular at Extra Large White Counterpane worth 125 at Good Roller Towelling 5 yards for Bleached Cotton yard wide 5 Bleached Twilled Sheeting yards wide regular 28c at 21 SUITS Boys Tweed Suits worth 225 at 1 50 do do do 275 at fl c Mens Suits the next II fe days to make room for new good Mens Fine Tweed Suits were 475 go at 3 75 Mens regular Tweed Suits go at 6 75 Mens regular 9 Tweed Suits go at 5 Mens Strong Tweed Pants regular 125 go at AND SHOES Another Lot Mens Fine Gaiters regular 175 goat f Mens Fine Lace Boots regular price 125 go at Ladies Fine Kid Button Boots go at Ladies Fine Low Shoes regular Si go at 90 Boys Strong Lace Boots at AH the above reductions are genuine The goods are new and seasonable but we cut the prices as we must have the room for New Goods Sale Aug Mr Wood will have cash of at Paint Shop Newmarket at oclock See bills Mies will have a pale of good household carpets etc at her resi dence Main street Newmarket at 1080 am The property will also be offered See bills The Cradle In on the to Mr and Mrs Charles caretaker of Newmarket Cemetery a son At Pine Orchard on the Inst the wife of Mr of a daughter Penrose At Pine Orchard on the Inst the wife of Mr Penrose of a daughter The Kidd At Toronto Aug 2nd by Rev John Pearson Francis Kid of Toledo Ohio to Miss M Blanche Toronto only daughter of the late of Sutton Cosfobd At the Methodist Par- Aurora by Rev Dewey on the of Auk Mr Chan of Yonco St North to Miss Ann E The Tomb At Man on the of July Mrs James former ly of Whitchurch Bell In on Aug Wm Bell father of Mr Bell of New market aged yeara and months Interred at Tuesday a Main St North Newmarket All Orders will receive Careful and Prompt Attention Winch At on the beloved wife of Mr Stephen VahNobmak In North Gwillimbury on the of August of heart beloved wife of Mr John Van- Norman and daughter of Mr Joshua aged years Furniture and Undertaking House Take a There is enormous in them es pecially for the man who toils for his dollar as moat of us do Our line has never been more complete nor with great er range high to low in Dining room suits Bed room suits Parlor aod Hall salts etc J MILLARD Opposite Hotel Newmarket and A SPECIALTY Night calls attended to a residence Street Strong Bakers Hungarian Ogilvies Pastry Best Ontario and Manitoba wheat Flour for Family Use Feed of all Kinds LAND PIASTER A car of fresh ground American Gray beat fertilizers for Clover and Grass BARGAI GO TO iJ r And see what he has in SUITING and down at Cost for the next days made to suit the Customer W C Lundy Old Stead JOHN BLIZARD now prepared to turn out work In all latest stylos of the artNepra and Carbon Effects including all thoso beautiful tints seen on the other side In Europe Just OUTDOOR WORE la our Specialty Call and see All our work absolutely reliable Trouble to Take Babies a cur work finished and all a negative taken by Hood or can bo obtained Pont forget the address OLD STAND Next to Royal Hotel LIME LIME The very best Grey Lime cents per bushel Storehouse Cor Main and Huron Telephone No r I Haricots Aug is Flour per barrel SO a Wheat per bushel to a per bushel a Goose Wheat per bushel Buckwheat a Barley per bushel Oats per bushel a if Peas per bushel a Rye per bushel a Bran per ton CO a CO Shorts per torn 12 CO a CO 010 a 10 Butter roll per lb it a Butter tub per lb Oil a Potatoes per a Apples per a a Wool per lb a CO a CO a CO a Pork per dressed a ft CO lb a Chickens per pair 025 a Ducks a Turkey per lb live OCO a Turkeys per lb dressed a 10 Clover per bushel a Seed per bushel CO a 4 Timot Beed per b 0 a Toronto Markets Toronto Aug is Wheat per bushel Whit Wheat per bushel a Goose Wheat per bushel 0 CO a CO Buckwheat per bushel a Barley per bushel Oats per bushel a 029 bushel ow bushel o wool per lb w w a pn- W a Duct per W

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