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.. CANADIAN ~TATE SMA.N, BOWMANV1LJ F, :FRIDAY, SEPTEMBJi~R 12, 1879 ¢~a (iiimtdian $tat~~man ~~ A CROWNING VIC'.l:ORY IHI<: MOUNT VERWON FALL TRADE, 1879 --0-- oo:a IN ON ORCAN!S AGAIN Al EAD S nee wr ting the art le on organs ln anothe column we are pleased to ]earn that at the Industr al Exl bit on Toroi o the Dom n on Organ Oon pa y has bee awarded a S Iver :Medal for the best organs on exh b1t1on and a Bronzo Medal for 1 e finest ex] b t on of organs and the best 'l'h s adds anotha le tm ony 0heap Or:yCoods! ..A.. UC'I1 I O N ( f not d15pm~ed --O-L of bef:o e ON SATURDAY, OGT. 4, ELLISON & CO., (Successors to late F Y Cowle, Esq,) Ha' e ece rnd a ve \ la1ge and on plete stock of new goods whicb they orrei at temptmg prices The p ibhc will iememl ei the g1cat bargams we ga1 e dunng the fall sale last J ear we promise still greater mducen ents tins season Bcmg over stocked m ready made cloth mg (bo3 s youths nnd mens) Cloths and Tweeds Flann ls Dress Goods V\ mceys Prmts SJ eetu ,,s and Cottons it will necess tate forced sales consequently our customers and fnends ma\ look out for extrao dmary 1 a ga ns I Now a word about tl e tailo ng rand We me givmg extra fame I and attention to tl is depa1tment strivmg to make it wo1thy of thenotice of the I ibhc --AND-- FARMERS, DON T READ THIS r MILL PRC~PERTY Good all Wool Tweed Suits made to order Ill FOR SALE good style for $10 and upwards FARM PRODUCE TAE{EN EN EXCHANGE IN DARLINGTON ELLISON & CO, (Successoi" to late F Y Cowie Esq) Bo vmanv Ile flept eu her 8 1879 o9 tf DRY GOODS AT COST FOR THIRTY DAYS The biggest chance ever offered Ill Bowmallv1lle EXAMINATIONS 1879- 3rd CTASS TEACHERS ARITHMETIC Bcfoie movmg mto our new piem scs we will sell the gieatest po1t10n of our well asso1ted stock of DI} Goods A'.! AND BELOW COSI ~OR 30 DAYS Th s rn a bani Ji le sale as we am leterm ned to cl ea our stock before TEFl.lHS September 8 1879 CA.S~. I D 20 marks tor each S. MASON & SON. 38 59 9 5 A. BUCKLER takes 1 e lead n C oth g a d mv1tes his old c istorners and the pubhc generall) to call and mspect his new sto k It lS complete n eveiy de1 a t oent at d is admitted by travellc s to be one of the largest ai1d best assorted stocks m the Domm 10n Goods m all Imes have been selected with gieat care thm season m the Eurn1 ean Market by myself and are p onounccd by con petent JU<lgcs to be of aver} supenor class Out stock wa" ne' e1 so complete befo1e and we are detenn ned to sell ch ap FURNISHINGS \.n exec lent assor n ent ot C o hs for NO YANKEE HUMBUG. v\ A mean busmess an<l w II n t be un l rsold by anv catch penny Uome along llen f1 1 ls w1tl the cash and we >1ill commce that no Jew or Gentile can under sell us ;)'OU AARON BUCKLER, BoV\manv Uc Sept ! 1879 Sign of the Vl atch, King St. GO TO W.E. PETHICK'S BARBER SHOP, ro get qa g n tie h e of FANCY GOODS HOUSE and LOT SALE. n :pu llases w :ti,fch has oeen McMURTRY, Keeps constantly on hand a good stock of 38 ly FEATHERS CLEANED ANO DYED F .ARM FOR SALE OR TO RE:NT. WHY WEAR SOCKS WITH SEAMS 1 ct you C.'l GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery and Glassware, Canned Goods, Tobaccos, Soaps &c , &c All kmds of farm produce taken m exchange Bown anv Ile October 1 1878 10 tf l ha"le t1tc1 t ·n1tho rt ut KE1'l.NEDY'S COUNTY AND VICINirY 0£EANBD FROM ~Ul EXCHANGE~ KNITTING FACTORY wl ere a k nds a na.de of both ANO inal CDO"S. J\lr Eak ns shipped a11pther l~rg 0 lot f sheep on Monday for the New Yorb nark et to~l~oc custom :vork of ho e nade ;vain done SPI<.ING-! ----:o:--- ocks and Stockings Refooted Iin1tt1n g lYiachrucs to1 SaJc, i 1;tr1 tiof flee NEW GOODS! AT OLD PRICES FOR CASH, --AT-- E.A_ TTI N"" C3-':I S Bowmanv Ile ~pnl 5tl 187n 118 37 tu t .Fn st Class Com II:@~iHY ~@ LQ~N NEW JEWELLERY STORE. HELP! I: OR \VE ARE DYEING at the lowest rate '<;c eoe should be LINE TO ROCHESTER &c to Rent f'o1 'l' ells or WATCHES and all work gua ant ed to be done ma.n e u nne Notice to C1·ech- to1 s