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» 4 = HORSES STRAYED. AME into the premises of the Subscriber, lot 11, in the 13th con. of h, on the 27th August, % 2 HORSES, One large Brown Horse 5 years old with white hind legs, the other a small Bay Mare Jae in oft hind leg. The owner is request- come, [prove 'pro ex] and take et perty, Yay Sxpelnety JEREMIAH O'LEARY. Reach, Sept. 2, 1879. TWO FINE PROPERTIES FOR SALE, TT undersigned offers for Sale that excellent . House and Lot South of theC. M, Church, in the Village of Utica. No more pleasantly located lot can be found, It contains half an acre. There are on the premises a good Frame Dwelling, wood shed, &c. Also a fine young bearing Orchard of choice fruit trees. Also a Dwelling House and superior lot containing one and three fourths of an acre north of the C. M. Church, Utica, This is a large fine lot with a comfortable dwelling house and first-class Orchard, : These properties will be sold cheap and on easy terms, For particulars apply to THOMAS HOGGART, Utica, Sept. 3, 1879. Utica, FLOUR re AR Dn FEED STORE! THOS. MADILL AVING purchased the Business lately carried on by Me. J. L. Warkis, begs to inform the inhabitants of Port Perry, and vicinity, that he will constantly keep on hand a good and Fresh Supply Flour, Corn, Plaster, Bhorts, Peas, Water Lime, Bran, Oatmeal, Balt, Oats, Graham Flour, Coal, Barley, Cracked Wheat, Garden and Field Seeds, #&~Cash for Hides and General Produce. N. B.--Blacksmiths may rely on obtain. frg the Best Coal, at a reasobable figure, as I am determined to keep no other, THOS. MADILL, Worthington's Old Stand, Aug, 12, 1879. Port Perry. oa" V 3 be 25:3 a = : ," sc DE. EE == oom "= ¥ ». @® Ee == cz = E 1 = & ~~ & She ZS -- - fou . ow P= oT T a. 2 5Y TEs oS = Evie ©:IE. 2 mY ZSSEET Dome ore =2R EQ Splendid Residence for Sale --IN-- PORT PERRY. IOMPRISING Four Village Lots; two of which are corner lots, nicely laid out with a beautiful Lawn and planted with various kinds of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, &c., Good Young Orchard * ot Choice Fruit Trees in beating, mostly Plum and Pear. BRICK HOUSE, 26x32, Hard and Soft Water, Wood House Driving Barn, and Stable, all - in firstclass order. This property commands a magnificent view of the Village, Lake and surrounding Country, is centerally situated and is isolat- od trom all other buildings. Reason for Selling--Haviog recently pur. chased land for Nursery Grounds, I wish to 'build there convenient to the Nursery. For price and terms apply to the Owner, July 30, 1879. Executors'Sale 7 LAND IN BROCK [\HE undersigned offer for Sale the West half of lot number 16, in the 5th concession of Broek: belonging to the Estate 0) he Lae GEORCE BRABALON CONTAINING 100 ACRES. This property is beautifally situated, one mile East of Sunderland, on the T.& NRR. and three miles West of Manilla Station on the Whitby, Port Perry & Lindsay Ruilway. The land is in a good state of suliivaion a beautiful crop is at present on this « Ie is well wa and fenced, There are a pretty good H and Barn and a good Orchard on the premiscs, 80 Acres Cleared The remainder is beaulifnl Hardwood. TITLE INDISPUTABLE. For further particulars apply to Romert Branazon, Suintfield Post Office ; or WiLLiax Bairp, Wick Post Office. Pated at Brock this 10th day of July, 1870. ROBERT BRABAZON, WILLIAM BAIRD, * }Exscoros. 30 DAYS Clearing Sale! IMMENSE BARGAINS! In all classes of Spring and Summer Goods which I desire to CLEAR OuT ! Before my Fall Purchases arrive, and iu order to do so customers will get the benefit of some very BGE"CHEAP GOODN! No Old Shopkeepers but this Season's Purchases. IBarley Barley ! Barley ! In reference to the above 1 desire to impress on my farmer friends the great desirability of keeping their bright samples from the stained,as from the very large crop in the Western States the price is likely to rule low. The Bright Samples only will be in request. SQ. II. CHRISTIAN. Manchester, Auzust 19, 1879. BUSTAESS CHANG The undersigned having purchased the Business of Mg. I. J. Davis, repaired and fitted up the premises, and brought on a large and Choice New Stock ie OF ee Groceries! LIQUORS, &C,, Would embrice this opportunity of soliciting a shure of public patronage CUSTOMERS May rely on prompt attention, Choice Fresh Groceries, every thing in the Provision line, the best Brands of Wines, Liquors, &e., all at OWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. MR. MELLIS, Well known in this scetion of country, has been engaged to Manage the business. W. B. McGAW. in Port Perry, Aug, 11, 1879, FOR SALE LUMBER YARD. ro en. J. CURRIE FrEns for Sale a large and well selected tock } LOT 21, IN THE bra CON. OF ra ELDON, L U M B E Rlcounry OF VIOTORIA 3 : 90 Acres Cleared and in a good state of Of sll descriptions, cultivation ; 10 acres under good hard bush. There are on the premises a good house, ° ba table, th ood wells and excellent Lath&Shingles. il ai. raion will begiven, fences, Bobcaygeon and present crop sold at a sacrifice, Price,-$ 2,500. LIME! Ts ron' In barrels, always on hand, Wanted $100 down, reasonable time given for the balance to purchaser, BEF Orrick AND YARD, near the Elevator. Port Perry, May 28, 1879. ARRIVAL PLEADED STOCK | | | nl New & Stylish Goods," At PEARCE'S Merchant Talloing and Geal's Furnishing Establishment, OPPOSITE THE WALKER HOUSE, D. B. CARMICHAEL, Manilla, Ont, May 21, 1879. --AT-- Laing & Meharry's HARDWARE STORE, A. Large Stock of COALOIL! Also the Best Machine Oil To be found anywhere. LAING & MEHARRY. SICN OF THE COLDEN ANVIL, QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY. Port Perry, Sept. 3, 1879. STILL ON HAND! The Subscriber has yet on hand A LARGE STOCK Of all kinds of Goods which he will dispose of at such prices not heretofore heard of in Port Perry. SEE OUR STOCK OF PRESERVING SUGARS ! 10, Ibs Pure No, 1, Granulated for $1. 12 Ibs White, extra refined, for #1. 12! lbs beautiful Bright Yellow, for $1. 13 Ibs Bright Raw, for $1. | Very fine lot of Teas for 20c to 44c per 1b.--the latter would be cheap at 60 cts. New Currants only 6c per Ib. Raking | Soda only 4c per 1b. Washing Soda only 2c per Ib. No.1, Prince of Wales Tobacco for 87ic per Ib--sold by others at 45¢ land 50c. All other Goods in proportion. Terms --Cash and Cash Only. ' T. C. FORMAN. Port Perry, July 24, 1879. CHEAP GOODS AT J. W, SOUBLOW, PRINCE ALBERT. rr HE SUBSCRIBER having assumed the business lately carried on in the village ot Prince Albert, by G. H, GOODFELLOW, would call attention to the choice Stock of New Goods which he has just opened out: Cheap Dry Goods. Cheap Boots and Shoes, CHEAP CROCKERY & GLASSWARE, CHEAP GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. Ho has selected his stock with the utmost care both as to Quality, Style and Fashion, bought in the best markets and on the most advantageous terms; customers will reap the benefit. He is determined to sell CHEAT for Cash or Produce. pe HIE SOLICITS THE FAVOR OF A CALL. J. W. SQUELCH. Prince Albert, May 28, 1879. LORD LORNE SUSTAINED! Tariff Humbugs Swallowed Up and BOOTS & SHOES CHEAPER THAN EVER AT C. TRICK'S. Special inducements to Cash Customers.-- saving of from 10 to 20 per cent. Making and Repairing by Mr. A. Torrance, a superior workman. All work warranted. Satisfaction guaranteed. New and Stylish Spring Goods on hand. C. TRICK. One door East of Jones, Bros, & Co., Port Perry. PORTANT T0 TRAVELER A) The undersigned is Sole Agent in this town for the «YW hite Star" Line Of OCEAN STEAMERS sailing between New York and Liverpool via Queenston. The Steamers of this Line are amongst the Largest and most Powerful Vessels afloat and noted AVING shcceeded in 'purchasing a superior Stock of the Newest Fashions of Goods on | for comfort to passengers, short and regular passages. the most advantageous terms, Customers may rely on benefiting by the purchase. LORNE TWEEDS, ARGYLE TROUSERING. BEACONFIELD COATING, GANADIAN TWEEDS, §C. Made up in the Newest Styles, at Moderate Charges, and Perfect Fits Warranted. Gent's Furnishings in the greatest variety, of the best quality and Lowest Prices. HATS AND CAPS 'the Best sad Cheapest ever brought into Town. Port Perry, March 20,1879, ALSO, AGENT FOR THE LAKE SUPERIOR LINE OF STEAMERS, THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO MANITOBA, AND HOW TO GO. W. H. McCAW, Royal Arcade, Port Perry. Port Perry, July 16, 1879, Likbl AT JONES BROS. & Cos. DAWES { WATKIS, AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS, ANI NEV PALL GOODS Jee Port Perry, Aug. 20, 1879. NOTICE. LL ACCOUNTS due me are in the hands ot Mr. J. L. WATKIS for Cole lection, and he is anthorized to give receipts. Those not settled by the 1st of Bept., will be placed in Court for Collection, B. J, THORNE; Port Perry, Aug. 27,%1879.. The Subscribers would informs their customers and the public generally that they have just received and opened up a large and attractive Stock of I ARM TOR SAL fi New Dress FOR THE FALL TRADE. Ww DS--In LUSTRES, SERGES, PERSIAN CORDS Axp B R 0 C K NEW DRESS &00DS Re 3 y NEW MERINOS--In Black and Colored. NEW CASHMERES--In Black and Colored. NEW WINCEYS--In Plain and Fancy. NEW ENGLISH, SCOTCH ax CANADIAN TWEEDS, A SPLENDID STOCK. Tn the above and other lines too numerous to mention, they can show as large and varied a Stock as thoy have ever offered. They feel confident | prietor, that the Goods will speak for themselves as to #5 A oall is respectfully submitted and inspection invited. = August 13, 1879. Goods OR TO RENT, HE Bubscriber offers to Sell or Rent T that valusble Farm in the township of "| In the County of Ontario, being lot No, 23, in the 1st con, containing 146 ACRES, More or less, 80 acres being cleared and the balance wooded with cedar and hardwood. -- There are good fences, good frame buildings and plenty of water on the premises, If sold, terms of payment made easy. For further particulars apply to the pros H. A. BLACK, Wingham QUALITY AND PRICE... shi, rrr Wingham, July 1,1879, JONES BROS. & CO. . Port Perry, June 5, 1879. VA © © KEK. 100,000 POUNDS Wanted by BROWN & CURRIE, Where the Highest Cash Price will be paid REMOVAL J J. 6. MORGAN HAS REMOVED ----INTO HIS-- NEWBRICK BLOCK One door East of the Ontario Bank J. G. MORGAN. Port Perry Boot & Shoe Soe) Nov, 21, 1878. LOOK OUT FOR NEW ADVERTISEMENT NEXT WEEK. L. McLEAN, CORRIGAN & CAMPBELL'S. Port Perry, May 20, 1879. AN EXCELLEN Inducements l=: sa. IN THE TOWNSHIP OF CARTWRIGHT. Bare composed of the East half of Lot Number Three in the Second Concese sion of Cartwright, containing 100 Acres more or less, of which about 96 Acres are Cleared And in a good slate of cultivation, the re- mainder is covered with Hardwood. [here Port Perry, June 12; 1879, DRY GOODS, ad Pit Summer Dress Goods|/~™™ BOOTS AND SHOES GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS (IC Highest Price paid for good BUTTER. Terms--0Oash or Produce. For farther particulars apply to the owner on the premises, JAMES GRAHAM, Or J. & D. J. Apaxs, Brokers, Port Perry, June 25, 1879. At Extremely Low Prices. Very Cheap. Bee them. Extra Good Value. Very Cheap. CORRIGAN & CAMPBELL.