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COOKING. PARLOR 0r HEATING by the her-t makers at clofinr prices than any town. .\'0 occasiur to go to other places. If we have not your rmmirmnmna m stock we will prouure them at the Farm ers -N ew Tubular Lantern- Beavert‘ou Stove and Tinshop. Bum Ovsters at R. Dunsheath’s. Look at Homo‘ huvpu- u-v.-.' The Orillin. “Packet" is: particularly interested in nvoteran of the Crimmn war, who resides in Limlsav and who has been appointed caretaker of St. Andrew‘s church in that town. This is the second or third notice of this gentle. , ‘l.____‘,\ l/AIU ava-u. u- -.._-,_ , man we have observed in its columns. It says: “Sergt.-Mnjor Martin. of the 45th lmmllion. who has been appointed caretaker of St. Andrew's church. Lind- yu- sav. was through the Crimean \var, having joined the 21st N. B. Fusiliers, now the 1st Scottish, when a stripling of sixteen at the breaking out of hos- tilities. He was at the Alma. Balaklava, Inkerman and the siege of Sebastopol. He was for some years at Malta and Gibraltar. and rose to be sergeant. He ‘took his discharge in 1863, and served fourteen years in the Scottish volunteers." -â€"Tho veterans of the Crimean war are getting very scarce now ; but there is one of these curiosities nearer home than Lindsay, friend “Packet,“ and who can tell a fgood racy story too. Passing your window almost every day is one who not only bears medals and bars for all the famous events above mentioned, but also for the bloody scenes of Indiaâ€" Cawnpore. Delhi. Lucknow and Oude. having followed the fortunes of that stern struggle for empire. under Have- lnck and Sir. Colin Campbell to its close He has also served our Queen and country in every quarter of the globe and is credited at the War Office with being a. participant in no less than thirty-seven of the most brilliant and arduous battles and engagements fought during the century, as well as four Slcgcs among the most memorable in modern history. His name is John (lave. and he is father of the editor of this journal anl his residence is Orillia with a large 0. Keen Warm LADIES, 31". (or you till you lun'o soon stuck. Mth Safety Burnur. the latest and best in the Market. Lowest Possible Figure. Bv huyinrz IIoavv Overcoats with Fur Collars at Harrison Leslie‘s, fifty per cenf. cheaper than any other house in tmvn. Change Of Businegas. \lr. Wm. Tav‘nr lmq again assumed ontilo controi of tho Bonvertmn Blicix Tile Co‘s 331119 and will cart) on the business as usual. Lower Than Cost. ["53" I have yet on hand a. few pieces of Winter Snitiugq and ()vermatingq. which I purpose selling at 103% than met in clear within the next two \\ CCliS. II. Logan. Benvertnn. Unwelcome News. At is understood that ice fishing is to be strictly prohibited this year unless the fisherman is provided with a license. which may he ohtamcd from the Minister of Fisheries and Marine for the sum of 82.00 (no cordwood taken.) This will permit tho wearer to fish until lst of April. ltwm Pay You , â€" . 0.. 13’ To call at tho Benvorton Woollen “ill {or \\ him and va Blankets hem y all “001 Full Cloth. Twecds. Gurnscys. 'l‘o‘ \ Shirta‘ c All our \\ inter Stock w‘ill be sch! M; a szm‘rifico for tho next two lx1011t1x9.'1‘ Young Rom erton. AChoppmg MIN. We forgnt'to mcntian in our lnst the new imlnstrv now in npomtinn hero. Messrs. Mvintvro. 5: French. of 'l'hnmh. have sot up n. "Stmn’lnnl Chopping Mill“ in the old mill owned bv Mr. James Bannister. Just now they are very busy FRIDAY. JANUARY 27. 133%. All 3' Kinds of Firewood for sale and delivered to any pm‘t. of tho villageâ€"P, Mchlltm 6: Sons. limvcrton. an Eclipse. , N‘ «r - â€"â€"-.'.‘â€". "'Tlmm will be an eclipse of the moon on Saturday night. visible here. Hlshoat Prlpo._ -.. A, ‘ “In Cashv for Potatoes. Oats and Pause at R. Dunshonth‘s. Heavermn. We can 8611 You a first-c!“- :werimx 230ml slums. . MURRAY. Do not buy or have u Stove, either "â€"0. o...â€" See our Call and see Children Cry for Pltoher'o Gastorla. ll‘. y handsome any in A Business Change. The Unuuington "Glen. changed hands this time «V. W. A. RuLinsou Inning rmpriuturs. Mr. W. A. been a resident, of 131311ch years. We wish the :11 success. Flannels and Blankets given away at Hodgson's Big Bargain House. Bring along your cash and secure some of the best goods {or the least price north of Toronto. Beat the Record_._ rqulv-v-â€" .- Gd‘ Almnst . a n. I I L“- UV“. ‘lI' vvâ€" _ In the recent High School entrance oxmuiuutions. Miss Flossie King of Ben- verton, aged 12 years, beat all previous records. 8110 wrote at. Port Perry. where the maxixumunnumbcr of marks ,I Al,A VUI lav-u .- v'. ..-. - Things he would like to knowâ€"Who was the young gentleman. who, because he could not; get. awav from his business to tea. in time, was kindly relieved by Sâ€"â€"-, bringing liim some ‘2 Did S manage to carry the basket all alone ‘2 Was in heavy ? Where did he get. it ? Did the recipient get sulficient ‘2 LWas it a. trick. Matrlmonial Ibis-s: -uu.v-u.â€"â€". Those who intend furnishing a. house should not. fail to see Harrison Leslie’s Urn-pets. Window Blinds. China Setts. Glassware etc., at wholesale prices. Carnival. A Skating Carnival is to beheld on the Bezwerton Rink on Friday. February 3rd. Posters announcing the event will appear shortly. Furs. run 61- ‘5"; A few Ladies’ and Gents’ Fur .__J Coats also Lndics' Fur Setts to be clezun ed at tmmeudaus bargains, at Hodgson.s cash store. Easter Holidays. A huasv- -._.. Public Schools close for the Easter Holidays. March 29th, and open again, April 3rd. Go to W R. Duhsheath‘s. Beavcrton. for Lemons at ‘35 cents per dozen. “(Will Pay Youfi ‘l nL:..L:..nn I‘vuuu u... -_.. To buy your Cottonndes, Shirtings, Grey and White Cottons at Harrison Leslie's while their monster sale is going on. Ir New Stock. lIv-v vâ€"v' [25“ 'l‘r\'"Prior‘s. Wondvinc. for cheap Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery and Glassware. Prayer Meetings: I I-ayv- .u-v-_-..‘,_V The prayer meetings in Knox Church are being continued every evening at the usual lmnr. These meetings have been largely attended and much interest manifosféd: Personal. Mr. P.0d. Campbell. formerly of this plamlmt now of Cnnningtnn. spent a few lmnrs mth lnq many friends here on 'l‘neqday last. Mr. Campbell is an ex- continual honored guest in our village and consequently his genial countenance \mq heartily welcomed. Rubbers and Overshoes. ‘wluch m‘vurrmi on Saturday morning. 1 the 21% inst. lmu produced a (lei‘p feel- ling of sorrow tlmmghout our village. The interment, tonic place on Tuesdnv the 2411 inst. at Smith's cemeterv and 1 was laruoly attended 1w villagers and friends. Mr. Adams and his family have the henrtfult sympathy of the entire community in the loss of a noble wilo and mother. Look Here. You can-buy 'l‘woeds at A big discount 1 for cash at J. R. Prinr‘s. Woodville. When Baby wee sick. we gave her Gamma. When the was 8 Child, she cried for (Samaria, When she became Miss. e‘ne clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she sue them Calorie, See our new arrivals in “Snow Ex- clulurs.‘ Ovorshnes and Rubbers. All ”110:. Cheapostju town. A. Stewart, “"00Jvilk'. Entartalnment. Tim ontortniwuent in Ivlnnillt'. under the auspices of the Litvrary Society of that village. was a brilliant success. At lemh. 3n am. the three "experts.“ who too‘: occasion to visit that famous spofimi Tnomlny evening. Fur coats are in great dcnmnd. “boys.“ Bargains â€";;vl‘l‘nu(irocerim. Crockery and films- WRI‘O during the holidays. at D. Mc- Lachlnn's. Woodvillc. Obituary -.. ..... , Tho «widen but long expected death of MN. .\‘wt<. Adams. wife of ourmteom- ml atatun agent and village councillor. FRIDAY. JANUARY 27. 1888. Wondville 365mm: gnaw. UV-“ 'I-wuv-, )nuuington "Gicaner" has again lmuds this time Messrs. J.'l‘. Robinson lmiug publishers and org. Mr. \V. A. Robinson has csidcut of liuuvertuu for several “'0 wish the new firm every 0.. Opgn council. "'1le vvuu-v-.. The free eulcrtammenb given by the R. 1’. of 'l‘.. m "Victoria Hall." on Fri- (luy evening 20th ind. was as predicted well attended. There being hardly Standing room in this large and commodi- ous room. It is cunmmplnmd to give another, shortly. which we trust will be as well patronized. We understand the progmuuue is not only to be enlarged but emu better than the last. Bargalns. ‘3’ Big bargnin sale of TWeeds now - n n 9_.,L. ‘IVAAA going on, f‘ ville. Carnival. Unlllivuuo The Carnival already announced to take p_lace comes otf on \E'eduesday Feb. nAnly-I u nun; wnu Uunv ll'wvv vv.---.. V _ lumwhou numerous and costly prizes will be given to successful competitorg. A good time and a. large gathering ls anticipated. Only Another.» ' L- L- 51"; nun vll" "u-v-‘-â€"-- Sleighing parties seem to be the pre- vailing mode of enjoyment at present and are quite numerous in this vicinity just now. A number of our “nobbiest” availed themselves of the opportunity of visiting at the residence of Mr. Norman Campbell, Islay street. on Wednesday 20th inst., where they were received with every courtesy and hospitalitv. A sump- tuous repast had been prepared and after satisfactorily indulging in the general amusements of the evening the party made the necessary preparations for a comfortable and early start home. Nothing of any moment transpired until a certain disagreeable looking portion of the road had been reached. when sud- denly the . “noble steeds" drew back their heads, gazed with a strange, be wilder-ed and startled look and endeavor- ed to start away. evidently with] a View of getting through at any price. The solemn moment arrived. the contents of the $101,211 was turned "tcpsy turvy" into the adjoining ditch and the driver as he went ditchward seemed to say, “you shall not (8 rape me. 'whilo these arms have sufficient strength to hold you." Fortunately the snow was not only soft but uncommonly deep and as a natural consequence no accidents of any note occurred. Among the Boys. , / _ , _ .. - "IIIVII_ 'I'v _v'_ Some unaccountable tastes and prefer. ances are exhibited in mostly every place regarding the favorite delicacies which harmonize with the different sea.- sons of the year. but in “'oodville at this present stage, the dearly treasured “oyster" is the staple article at every occasion and evidently takes the “cake." A number of the friends of Mr. B. Jewell. who has been boarding at the “Northern Hotel" here. hearing of his decided in- tention to take his departure to a. place in closer proximity to his increasing business. took advantage of the occasion to entertain hm at an impromptu oyster supper. on Monday 23rd inst., generous- ‘ - - -- - IlkhL n ‘1’“ A \l’n. fiulltvvn vu ---v---~V~, , V v 13' given bv “mine Host." Mr. A. Mc- Kinnon. The chair was efficiently oc- cnpied by Mr. Arch. Campbell and after the “viands” had been done ample jus- tice to, a. number of toasts were propos- ed and duly honoured. Mr. A. Mc- Kinnon responding to the guest of the evening. took occasion to make some eulogistic remarks on Mr. Jewell‘s U‘IIUFIQUIV -v...“-_. amiable propensities in general, stating that the growth and progress of his burn- ness since he assumed its management was really phenomenal and showed striking evidence of the enterprise and push of its guardian, Mr. Jewell. This brought the guest to his feet, who, in thanking Mr. Mcliinnon for his elevating remarks and the friends present for their manifestation of their deep regard for him. stating that although he had not grown up with the place he well remembers when \\'oodville was very different to what it is at present. but yet he considered it only in its infancy and had nnahounded confidence in its future. Mr. Jewell in conclusion. said that he had the greatest difficulty in finding adequate words with which to express his gratitude for the kindness of those assembled and more especially to Mr. McKinnon, without whose assistance ithis occasion would likely have been celebrated in a. much less efficient manner. The remainder of the evening was spent III the. usual rounds of songs. instrumental music. c, after which the proceedings closed in the usual loyal manner. Cannington has n Glee Club whose mission Is to raise funds to buy a. piano for the new town hall. Sensible. . IV. In. An en-tvlc winch mu; shot m the town. ship of \\ ood measured 7 feet 2 inches from tip to tip: 7 1'!” A‘L-.. Aux-u... _-.,.-.. -_ . n- V I Two young men bélonging to Kingston rented the bar of ‘an Odessa hotel. 0 yen- od out on Christmas Eve, was scrveé on Sunday with smmuonsos for violation of the Scott Act. and on Monday was fined 850.00 and coats. ‘ - -~ 1 ,I‘ qu-VU on.“ vv.-~'-.' A and accident occurred at Campbell- fonl recently. A farmer was engaged cutting! straw with a. horse-power cutter when in some. unaccountable manner one of his hands got under the knives severing it from tho ami at-tho wrist. _.__. Married. At the residence of the bride‘s father. on Thursday. the 19th January. by the luv. J. L. Murray, M. A.. Dr. McCrim- man. of Kincanhnv. to Icnhel. fourth (langhtvr of l). McKenzie, Esq” Durham road. Kincar‘line . FAIR WARNING TO ALL. Yon are requested to call and settle your accounts at once otherwise they will be placed in other bands {or collec- tion. Benetton, J an. 26th, a uw-bu-... v...- for cash, at J “R. Prior‘s, Wood. NGTECE .'. C. T. YOUNG. mm c. in mm} 44 1: x» a mi? WE BUY ONLY FBOM THE BEST EEBMS Our Customers lnvariably Return to us. Our WINTER Lines in BOOTS and SHOES We have still in stock the FAMOUS ALL FELT BOOTS and full lines in 0‘ SHOES, which we 036: for the balance of the season AT COST PRICE FOR CASH. L. J. CAMERON. rrash Groceries Arriving Daily. SlX'E'Y DAYS 0N LY. As we intend closing our present business in Woodville by the 13!; 01 March we Will sell for the next 60 days Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Overshces, Furs, o. â€"A’I‘ ANâ€" Awagfimfi SAQMHFQEQ This Stock must be turned into Hard Cash by that time and if Bargains are any inducement we are fully determined to furnish this inducement and sell an Prices low enough to please and even astonish the most economical. We confidently appeal to the public on these grounds and so far not. in vain. Our Stock is now selling at 65 cts, on the $ and we cordially invite everybody to come early while the assortment lasts. E. TISDALE, DETERMINED TO CLEAR OUT BANKREFPT SAM W177 All parties indebted to me are requested to call and settle before the 18th day of February as after that date my books will be placed in other hands for collection. and the numerous uunsked for testimonials we are constantly receiving. Thu 13 not reumrkable when it is known that. And. then only such goods as we know to be correct. A Sure Means of Doub‘iing Your Money; Winter Suitings and Overcoatings . at Your own Prices. Excellent Value That our Goods are appreciated is the {not that OUR ENTIRE STOCK The season is advancing and in order to make room for Spring Goods now daily arriving I have At. a price never before offered in this town should call on Beaverton, to be continued for the next THE FEW REMAINING LINES OF Are the best in town and THOSE REQUIRING I LOGAN, Fashio‘gable- Tailoring Establishment. OF- Beaverbon-, WOODVILLE. «Q m: in OVER.