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0ANADIANU~'l'ATFSIVTAN, BOWMANVILLE,~FRIDAY, SEPTE MBER 13, 1878. T O THE PUBLIC. CQRRSEPONDENCE \ quest10 '" prese nt V er. y htt e of un portanc~ has taken place 1n our q u et li ttle village since l wr.ote you la.st F a:c1 ners hetn,,.., b isy with their fall plo ¥. n1g and threshing bua1nes.s is so mewh1 t d ill In the evemng gro ups arc to be see'l congregate d rn d1fterent places, and all d set ssing t he relative merits of th e caud1dates, ffl essts B nrk and Cubitt with in mea1nn,..., enth usiasm as the fatal day draws near (Fa.ta! t o the lat ter of course you meau-ED) On Th ursday last the Ladies Aid So ciety held a Garden Part, at t he house of .Af r IT olman and the a.Her on being fa ' orable the party 11 as very ell attended and all preoent appearnd to fu lly appreci ate not on ly tbe spm ts of t he afternoon but also tho ,,ood thmgs p rovided by M rs Holman Clll111ll S. ~ f,lIONlil.I.E - -- put to h im by Conservatt vos 1 he 1neehng \\as very ord ~rl.} throughout and every speaker got a good lea1n a n1 lch better in fa ct than ts uau a.1 :it p 1 't cal 1ueetings Mr Burk thanked the electors for the patient h earing they had gn:en him and Mr Simpson and tho courte JU S inanner In ,vb ch Ju s Oonserva tlve fnendshad treat edhrm Mr Spmks R eeve of Cart \\ right, was called on but yo tr correspondent was obh 0 e d t o leave consequently ls unable t o give a report of his speech - - - --- - - - - I SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE " SON." A WANT SUPPLIED. Bo-"mam1llc and surroundmg counti ) have lonJ fc.lt th e necessity m our midst fo1 a AVERY LARGE ~~STOCK OF·~~ N Y on the 3rd by bemg hit m the stom A 1 o UN O man "'"' killed at Boom 1lle ach by a base ball H e fi elded 1t and fell dead A L Aw student of H anul ton named W Parkinson drowned himself on Saturda) Over sturl.y an d r eh g1ons mania supposed to be the cauoe F I B . S T C L .A S S Tailoring; Gents' Furnishing HOU S E. FALL GOODSI JUST ARRIVED A· Mr and 11£ s Cruckshank a nd da ughter wer e Or n ing t o Oad1nus one d ay last week some part of the lrnrness broke, t he h orse ran awe1.j a l d upset the waggon Mr 0 r eceived a Se'i ere wound in the leg bm the othors escaped unhurt Mr L Mason s I ouse an d contents were entirely dest1oyed by fil e last week The fire 1S said t o have been caused by a l ong stick of wood bemg left I n the stove on re hr1ng The fite was not Gbscrvcd un ttl abou t 4 o clock u1 t he mounng "At:ta s. vv. havmg p10cmed the ·en ices of a Cutter from Toronto, is now piepai cd t o rnmedy this gu evance E OR..,LAN""D'S- Fits m Clothrng wan anted l The :E m m ~hmg depart DO Nori_, FAIL TO- ment complete m e \ ery detail See Them! fbe Teachers throug hout th s coun ty shoultl su bscribe f or the StateS1nan rn order t o get a ll otl.tc1a l E l rat o r a l n ot ces and the g e n c1nl F: 1 ca of lhe d a.) rsee notices in th e The D13 Goods depatt ru ent will be earned on as usual by Bo" monv1llc September 12 1878 S. MASON & SON. Bowmanv1lle Sept 12 1878 t he BIG P U S H is now rngmg at TI::iELEVENS I lVI\YN\tt.D Tu Da1lu1gton on th e 9th 11st J\iir J ol n I M a ) n ard aged 4.6 l oors TA11Es - I nBo wman v1llc on t he 1t inst JULI A P ubh she1 of the Canadia n. Stcitesnian aged 7 mon th s a nd 19 dnys H ON ORA infant dat ghtcr of Mr N A James I THE MAGNETI C ON. Parties who am desnous of p10cu11ng M1srns WBlfON & Co s Magnebcon Apph tnces from the Depot at Bov.manHlle \Hll please notice that the busmess of tins bianch will be trnns And is determmed to contmuo to sell rumously low pnce1 cheap er th an t he cheapest Why he can do 1tF1rst he buys for cash and knows JUSt how to buy 1 Second v. hat h e cant buy cheap enough he manufact& es '[Imel h e rs ,atrsfied with small prnfi ts Fourth he sells for cash Fifth besells at bottom puces 0.A.X..:i:... .A-N"I> SEE FC>R. VC>UR.SEX..VES A N D- h n cd to Tornnto on the 7th of Septembei and that ~'.h Ernns will 1emo" e t o the head office at To10nto at the same tune Pamphlets and all info1mat10n supplied free upon applica t10n either personally or by lettei to MESSRS WETTON & Co Chm ch St Tornnt o 01 125 until the date above men t10ncd at the Depot Ontauo St BowmfLmilrn Tnos J MASON Amencan Representatn e 12.:i Chm ch St To10nto "WE STRIVE TO EXGEL " is still the mottt; of t ho B owmam 11le "ugust 30, 1878 ... BRING YO UR :I!~.RI:END S W I T H YOU 01 dm s P1 ornptlJJ E xecuted ctnd Good Fits Gua1 anteed He h ns 1nstock an endless} ' nriety of i .. a1c 'vh1c h he is selhng cheap for caslt und Gents Sa1a toga l1unks ' Tn]15cs etc STATESMAN Remember the StandKING B owmar-v Ile " BIG :BOOT" drawn by two Horses S TREET , BO W MANVILLE. M. TRELE:VEN_ D E P ARTMENT VERY BEST DRY GOODS ~-A r THE;--- "' J\fo Kow 1N office wa,s award ed LOWEST L IV I N G PRICES. She ,11adc a large pmcha.s< of D L s Goods Clothmg Flannels Wmceys j NEW UNDERTAKING BUSJ NESS had !Jund the place to get the be~t "Value fo i h er money 1 Hat s r aps & small " are, and went home fully satisfied th tt at last she s_ pl1ces F. :a:: I L L MARKET K eeps that s Lme wbci e you get t he best good~ at the smallest possible All l mcl s of Clothing 1 ec d1J me de ancl m ac1e lo 01 ae1 OUR PUBLIC Work s lik e a charn1. to turn out Nea t and PR.IN TING ID NEXT S IAfESJVIAN OFFICE, AND DOO R TO I LE M I NG & Mc LEOD R it t o be all GLA SGOVV ---o - - - H OUSE I _ .Or ders by mail prnmptly attendetl t o and all ~ 0 1 k exec l t d at the l o' ' est h ving 1aLes M A J AMES, P R OPR I ET OR New Butcher Sh op ISpnnglessT rus~o Supporters! vULI VH:lJ'l' The undersigned whilst t h anking his friends for past favcurs, wishes to remind them that h e h is still at their service, and disposing· of goods at rates hitherto unheard of for cheapness. In addressing an intelligen t public he does not think it necessary to indulge in extravagant st a tements, invidious comparisons and fulson1e penegyric of himself and his own performances-- he proposes t o conv1nce by t he logic of indisputable facts, rather than by boastful a ssertions, that he gives the best value at the lo-\vest price. Large importations are daily co1n111g to hand, p11rchased under all the a ch an tages an smg f1 om the piesent dt:pressed state ot the market. I While all is cheap he w ould invite special attention to lus ::;tocl, of black and coloured silks fro m 50 cents upwards. . t The stock of household furnishings is unusual]J la1 ge, wh1!-st the geneial stock, for vanety, extent and value cannot be surpassed, Bm l, and an · 1877 Tii OS PATE11SON . ·