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~JU!~~~~~and~~~~~~mau l El cry l'hurl'!tlay ll.louung by the Propr etor "\V"M. R OLIMIE at the OFFICE-Post omce Block }{ING STREEI BUWMANVILLE ONT .___Z) WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED "THE MERCHANT." BO'VVMANVILLE, THURSDAY, OCr:l,OBER, 19., 1SZ'6. NO. 12. Orea nterest has been exc te 1 a::no1 gst agrw !tum! sts m the ne ghborhood of Read ng an I Newbury England by an ext ao d r a y fo&t wh ch has beer pelfo m ed by llfr Ch.rlwood a farmer and miller of Pad wo1 tl ho made a wager that he woull h mself singly and unassisted put up on carts the produce ol twenty acres of wheat and send t to be stacked the time spec fied being as soon as he could see to load n the morn ng and as long as he could see at 1 ight l\1:r Charl wood commenced his herculean task on ii e farm of llfr N REOPENED I have pleasure m mfo1mrng the pub] c ti at I I a> e reopened m my old stand (two doors West of the Post Oil ce) with an entrre new stock of frnsh FA111IIY KNIT'I'ING! FETCH ON YOUR YARJS WHERE THERE S a WILL THERES AWAY 1u~hlt;$;$ ~b:td©t!. D My aim shall be to KEEP tl e BEST AND SELI AT THE Bo ma.nv lie Post Office Sep "6 1876 D Cl! \S KENNEDY ----.,. L O 7Y_,V::EJST POSSIBLE PRICE ha>e determn ed to adopt th<1 behe,mg it to Le advantageou NOT ONLY to THE BUYER CASH SYSTEM, of stra v calcu ated to be equal to what vould be considered a fa t am unt of work for th1 ee days for an ordinary agricultural laborer A SLAB SALE -The b ld1 g com m1ttec of a church rece itly fimshcd m N e\I Jersey wanted a stone slab o"\er the door \I th the na1 o of the ch rel a1 ii a scr p t ural n ot.to It occ irred to them that noth ng co d he better than My house shall be cal ed a house of praye So une vho was in a great of the com1 ttce ma hurry told the stone cutter to ch sel the th I teenth verso of the twenty first cl ap ter of Matthew He thought tho verse ended w th the words ho va ted to use '°" Book of Ou as t es REMEMBER THA1 - TAIT & ARTHUR SPRING OF 1874 THE W Eof IN"\ITE Planters ru d cleale ATTENIIO:N 'S comple e stock o to our nrge and Sfanrrads and fiwaf fu1t Trees, - I F REQUIRED - GRAPE "\INES SMALL FRUTllS t:il'" Pl(,TURE FRAMING A SI E(;lALJ'M ORN AJ\iENTAL TREES -STOCK O F - FR.A..JY-[ ES AND T Ii: GREATEST Y!l.RJETY IN NEW W. :R. Chuuc, D<\.ILY LINE IO tho MILLINERY C::S::EEP -AND - I Bv aut.aor y ofH Exce enc) the Govern o .( ene al Office 1e ce ~t SSUER OF J\B.RlU!l.GE LICENSES Statcs-manofi W LUCA~ THE STEAMER Stylish Millinery' J ist aun ed at the PIANO <1.N;·:~t~~~~RcOn\ I NORSEMAN Good. Fash.ion tlol1se T O ile a by mall p on p ly a tended Iwferences f eq rect So Ho' Gentlcn1en oC Fal'lh· 1011 not so Cas1. nes al~ ays on hand at ~Lfle &Mart~n's, BEST CUTS Arbfic1.tl J'eelh ~10 CENTS. 43 INSERTED !l.T A MODERATE FEE reeth Extrnc ed W1tl out Pa I J M BRlllfACOll'lBE L D S uptothe1s101oct-0berne 1 1w Il'lrnsh Prepare for Winter. ORDER First Class Apple Trees to be delivered n Bo n n lie next Sp ng) Ym:: g-- AT $17 00 pea HUNDRED 0 0 A L T oursrnE DOORS STORM SA.SH OCTISlDE BLINDS from McSPcA.DDEN,