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mnox'm a. Nmssmn RAILWAY. 2:55,}. In. My; goingfionhâ€"l 1:40, am. ; Trying going South «8:05, w Violins- and Concertina: for sale at Ounu’a' , .3. A large quantity of Flax Seed at Gunn Bro... cheap. ' a! Farsi Furs z z Furs 1 z A lhrge stock good and cheap at McIntyre and I’rior‘s. Anvswrxsmo is the life of trade. DIVISION Court last Monday. A large number of cases were disposed of. Potatoes Wanted.â€"â€"Any quantity of good potatoes wanted, for which the thhest price will be paid. McIntyre 85 Prion-’3. “IDLAND RAILWAY OF CANADA. Tuins going Northâ€"12:35 s. m.. and l a I». . Tum- somg Southâ€"7 :55 um, and 3:45 Honsncn‘xcmo on the streets is um lltesb. \Ve anticipate some severe ac- cidents therefrom if continual. t 53' Toronto ' Oil Companv are sole mann- focturera of “ Cnstorino " Machinu Oil. In- fringements will be prosecuted. BER. JNo. Slum; occupied the pulpit. of Um Methodiss church lust Sabbath evening. 08‘ Liclntyre . Prior have a large Stdck 01 Boots Shoes “'9 are selling Overslmes “Manufacturer’s List Prir'es. Foxns‘appear plentiful ,this season. Two of our local sportsman went lmnt- iug fornuhort time on Tuesday and returned with two. G? Oysters ! Oysters 3 !- Oysters ! ! ! Mum! and ifi Bulk, always on hand at Me- 1ntyre Prior-'8. THE Collmrue Empress asks plain- tiVeiy, “\Vhere is a" our good dry 00rdwnod gone to '3” \Vho has been mean enough to rob an editor's woodu pile 1 pi" Great Reduction! Prices down m Furs. Mantles, Milliuery and Dress Goods a}. McIntyre Prior's. MR. ED. CROUTERfimldeuly dropped along on Friday hm; from Manitoba. I'II'II'D v" - ._, 1L.- expresses himself as well pleaml both wilhvtim country and its pros- peeks, nml imenoh returning almrtly. A large assortment of Razors just rc- oéivell at- Gunn Bros. Satisfaction guaran- tegd. ‘ THE promised new cir Ins been placed on LhoT. (EN. l’.~ Local Train. It is handsomely fitted, and is a decided impruwgmmnt over the old nccomodw‘ Lion. cs- Spring Goods at H. “'ilsnu’s. New Grey Cuttons, New White Cobtons, New Holland Linens, cheap. Come and See t'nvm. THE Skating Cwnival lust. Thursday evening Was not so well atevmlml as exppctml Soum of Hm costmnps wem reallv haudsomn, and the first, prize for best gentq' Guanune was well merited, by u mprusontumu at Chm'leal. -\sk _\m:r dealer fur “Cmtarinc” Machine Oil and see that the barrel ls brandud “Caxton me, as none oth- - is genuine. THE annual fnsfiynl held in the Kfetuudist chm-ch lust. Wed‘xwmlzw even- illg,\\'ns a decided succe-m lmjh mummie- allv mul financiu'ly. A n Nilertninmr-nt was hvhl thu l‘ullmving evening which Wis “hm “1‘“ “(tends-d. ‘5‘ Um “Pastnrine” Machine Oil for all klmlwvf Machinery. It. is also axwllcut for “fitness and Lcallwr, making it water and woutlx r proof. For sale by dealers. \VB havv been made \he recipizrnt of mm of those cuntlc reminders of a heart-fair, l’t‘g:thlâ€"â€"tl Valentinaâ€"It, is Very snag-mix"). and we regrvt that. the syImI-lthonc Render 33 hovoml the: I‘lech of our embmco, as we mmkl cermiulv lm prnmp‘e1 to choke him in the ox- nbermwn nf nur fwlingw. The chrmuu is on exhibition at. our sunrtmn. um inn. THE Canadian mlition of the Boys' Own Papnr Cuntnilzing cllo January numbers in now mu. '1 he pnpnr begins the yam with several fine stm-ies “ to W» co-m'uuel," in ml lit‘inu' tn several short articles. The Leisure Hour and Shmlay at Hume for Fehrnary will sustain their reputation. Single copies m‘Mch of these j0\‘.l'l\‘tl3, 15 cvnts, or .350 nm' nnnum. \V.Wnrwick, pub- ISIAH-r. annn'o. 'l‘m: Rm: Dr. J. \Vilxl. D. D.. of Toruntn, l~-c-~:n-.l iu llm Prmloyborinu Clllll'cll last Tuesday m uning’. Tim nu'l~ ienco was not so large as we anticipated but it is a long tiuw since w» lmvu senn n gathering in Woleillu intellectuallr M strong. We caumnt find words sum-jenny vigorous to conmv uur opinion oftlw lecturer. He was hilly above what. he was ropvnscntml. Tim Rev. Dr. {am good spoukm' and «L though many of his idnnn urn strongly speculative and original ho is dcoply interesting nnd built his: nndinnce in wmpt attention tnthe owl. W0 lmvn not npnnt n mom ominyalalo evening: for A long time. and it is too hml n linger audience were not present; $0M «23mm. :l5,p.lu.; v, mm. THE following wmoual mlvel (isemout‘ ' appalled in the ew York Herald of Sunday . “ About. 35 years ago a little gill named Mary E. \Vvlls, wlnlu play- ing near the banks 01' the Missisaippi llwer, was carried away ; father's naum was John Wells; Inul In'utlwrs aml sisters; {argue how many ;muwm|mr the namm of Sumsâ€"William and Benn imnln \Vells; bully sistem uuum was Amalia. Any'inl‘ormaciou respecting the family will bu thankfully rvceivetl. Papers please copy: Emma Raymond, Rookwood Asylum. Kingston, Ontario. LOT No. 1. Con. 4, Eldon. 100 ACRES good soil. 25 acres plowed and good buildings on the premises. lmmvdiato pm;- session yvill be given. For further particul- Uuu-Iluu ..... an! apply to February 213%., 1881'. Mr. Staples calls attention to the fact that he has determined to sell all" his \Voolen Goods at cost price. SHIRTINGS, FLANNELS. WINCEYS AND SHAWLS at a great Sacrifice. Tome and see them. A few Fu ' Caps and Muff: we left. They me the best value in the County, selling 31:3! 25 and $1.75. They must go. Get one for they are cheap. See our Felt lIats. Si) dozen at all prices. Remmkcbly low priced for the quality The Spring time 13 coming on and now is the time to buy a. new Suit of Clothes from Staples. For good Stylish Suits at the right price, he defy: competition. Mr. Staples has the largest, cheapest and bail: Stock in Woodville, and he is determined that cash customers will not be able to beat his prices. Prints. Cottons, Cottonallns, Ducks. Towullings. Towels and small \Varus clump“ The balance of our [ring Books will be sold at (3031;. 200 pairs to chmse from, fur Spring and Summer. We are showing splendid line: as prices that cannot. be beaten in Canada. Groceries. N ew, Fresh and Qhaap. Try our ‘Tga Dust. zit 25ct-s. a. pnnnni. It will beat 7,5,ALL n--_I_ -L LL- zmfi 900.9,“. 1mm $32.20. $3.0m”... .a.>=..<.. ‘Groceries. N ew: Fresh and Chaap. Try our Tea Dust. at 25cm. them all. Our 50%. Teas 2:; Green, Jayau and Basket Fired are 1 right price Crockeyy am} Gkssware at specul prices; when Sets are taaeu. , I A_,\ . _ I-.. -....._ mA-‘flk-I awn-v. wâ€"‘. v.--~V _- 7‘- ' o -- w n. r V I ' price and are determined to gave you good value for your money. . Tailoring done by Mr. Stodxlart. who mi! guarantee r. Goo“. Fit in every case or money refunded._ Ferry’s Sewing Machme. Needles and Bi! fer sale here. A GOOD 'e‘A 1M '53 RENT OR SELL, CHEAP, and Money to-fian at from‘ti; to 7 per cent. _ ,-. -, . - I. n- c... In conclusion we would soy, Call on Mr. Staploe. at his Store in Archie Campbc Block, and you will find it to your interest. He does not boast of Low Prices but V sell at Lower Prices than any man in this sectiofi’. Try him and be satisfied. It is trouble to show our Goods. 0 This HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FA’RM PRODUCE. yds Grey Cotton for $1. 00 4 Olbs Good Tea for $1 00 12 lbs Raisins, SI. 00 2 lbs Ball Blue, 25cts 20 yds Grey Cotton for $1.00 I ‘20 yds “’incey for $1.00 4 lbs Good Tea for $1.00 | 22 Bars Laundry Soap for 31.0). 12 lbs Raisins, SLOO I 3 "ts Sago, 25cts 2 lbs Ball Blue, 25cts I ll lbs Tapioca. SLOO Print-s guod and wide Gets. per yard. Heavy Twillcd Uretounes only 15 cents per yard. Cotton Shirtiugs from [Octs per yard up. woodvme, Feb. 16m, 1881. L. H. STAPLES. Subscribe 1103:.“ THE- ADVOCATE the best $1 Paper in the County. FARM T0 RENT. We are now selling the balance of our trimm-d Stock of Milliuery at cast, and‘the balance of our Furs. we are alluring at. a slight advance on cost, Mens. Womens. Misses and L‘lvldrcus overshoes have been reduceel to manufacturers list prices. Now is the time to secure bargains. Came and examine our stock of Black and Colored Cashmeres. Black and L‘nluretl Lusters, Color-ml French Mcriuoes, and Unlorcd Russel Cords in new and fashion. able_slxmles. Extra value In Plain and Fancy Wincey. Scarlet, Grey, White and Fancy Flaunelsâ€"all “foulâ€"at remarkably low prices.; Our stock of \Vorsteil Coatings, Paintings and Suitings are worthy of an inspection. \Ve believe we are justified in saying that we are carrying one of the largest, best selected, choicest and cheapest. stock of Scotch. English, Irish and Canadian Tweeds that has ever been shown in Wand ville. Ileailyufi axle and ()rdere-l Clothing n specialty. Tailoring done on the premises by a first-class Tailor. A large stock of Hats, Caps and Fur Goods tn he dislmsed of within the next. month. Another lot of those very heavy Mantles just to hand, which we are selling at wnnderl’nlly low prices. Fancy Wool Clouds and Won] Squares very cheap. Polka, Spot and l’empmlour Velveteens. Our l2; cent \\'incey is unequalled North of Toronto. Our la) cent. Grey and White Cotton in the best value ever _L,_._.._ .'.. “YAA:‘-v:,‘.‘ NOTE THE FOLLOWIIQG PRIC \Viuccy. .................... . 5 cents per yard. Towelling, 5 cents per yard. Toweln, fi canto each. “my Cotton, ............‘. .. 5 cents per yd. Prim, W. 7 centqper yavd. Brown Holhnd............. 10 cent. per yard. Mons collnn........... 19 cents oer Ebe. Fino Wool Clouds. 60 cents each, Fina Wool Squares............ ls eta. upwards- Mena Gurnsey china and (ll-aware, 375 each. Good Corsets; m aunts per pair. Sehno! Books at McIntyre Priar’s. You will find McIntyre Prior‘artho spot to In: your Boots 8:. Shoes, Glasswnre, Crockery, (to. We heep‘insbock , Choice Family Flour, Cracked Wheat. 03% Med, Petr! Barley,(('onl Oil. Muhme Oil. Nails, Gina, Putty. c. \‘IC'INTY RE PRIOR C. gamma aw M: Mamas; gamma fireai Sacrifice of Gems Mcln’lre Prior. Woodville and Lornevilie. OYSTERS CANNED AND IN BULK. MRS. PARKER. We will not be Undersold. :- aux. VIIK'U , 2588.8 m (RI-38:3: Jigxu‘avfidifiaskert Fired are the. right Goods at the All kinds 0! Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Cannington. shown in “’Bodville. Spring When Barley Oats Pena {yo Huy Potato!“ Butter. Eggs Apples . . Chickens . Hides Sheepskins... Wool A '1‘ Dressed Hoga' Beef Flour, per cwt. Turkeys Geese ivbouvuw meums' MARKETS. A FIRS l-CLASS BUILDING LOT, CHEM "W” " JAS. A. MITCHELL. “'oodville. Feb. mm, 1531. 7 Bars of Soap for. laundry Bar Soap, Toi!et Soap, ...... Brooms. ......... Pails, ................ New Teu,:......... laundry Bar'Soappnmu...“ 5 ctu. etch. Toi!et Soap, ...... .............. . 20 cts. per (10:. Brooms. ............ . ............ I25 cts. each. Pails, ............................. . l0 cents each. New Tang”... .......... 35 45 8c 50c“ pm- lb. Catrina, ........................... (S cts, per lb. Raisins. ...................... . ...... 9 eta. per lb. Good Sugar 12‘1b3.for 9. Tobacco .. ... ..40 cm. per lb. Womc n '3 Boots ........‘1.per pair upwards. 9%. at his Store in Archie Campbell’s does not boast of Low Prices but will FOR SALE. :Istermiued to sell off his Woolen Apply to p0? 33:2: luv 8:? “is have reduced the mess GOODS, BLACK LUSTRES AND CASH- MERES, AT (3051 To CLEAR. 25 Pieces Dressâ€"(god's at Cost 7, 10, 12, and l35¢ts £6 EEEGES mama £38333, QT @0813. iO PIECES BLACK OASHMERE AT 0081'. Woodville Feb. 17th, 1881. Peter G’. Campbell has darted business opposite Gregor Cnmpbell’r old stand, nndh prepared to do all kinds of \Vaggon CarriagmBuiluling. Repairing and Carriage-Pain.)- lng, Prompuy Executed. @abfimafiemmw Undertakar, HE attention of farmers and others who are thinking of- building, is directed to the following facts zâ€"ln order to prevent disappointment, it-‘is necessary to see just who. you are buying, otherwise goods may be sent you on yonr'order, which are not exactly what you want, and when difi'erent qualities and varieties are kept in stock, you can be much better suited by judging for yourself which you will take. \‘Vhen you have bought your Hardware, very often a mistake is made in size or quantity, which nece‘saitates send- ing back to the store and much time is thus consumed when you are dealing at a distance from home. In view of the above fscts you are requested to call and examine the stock and prices of the undersigned who keeps constantly on hand A LARGE AN D \VELL- ASSORTED STOCK 0E SHELF AN” HEAVY HARDWARE. N. B.â€"P3rties purchasing their Hardware from me. Having I'nnrs than they require OI Glass, Putty, Nails, or anv other articles, may return them and full price wiil be allowed if in good order. TERMS, LlBBuAL. .Â¥ 4.... ks to my numerous customers of the pqst five In returning than his opportunity of informing them that my years, I take 1, P. can. CAmmPBELL, a= CAEBEAGE WAGGOH-MAKEB. -" BVEEifâ€"EING TO SUIT THE ,GUSTOM‘ER. HUG-H WILSO'N Men’s, fimmg mm was. HGNEY’S IMPROVED P‘NING MILL We desire to can the attention 0! the farmmg community to Fanning Mill, now being manufactured at our works. We are [m It is'o perfect cleaner. And cbnfi'er. It will take out \Vild Oats perfr‘ctly. l3 Wlu an ant all Cockle. Chess and other foul seeds. making o perfect sample of Market Wheat. h is nmost perfect ee orator. md will separate all the large kemuls from the smell and shrunken grains. t is very rapid in its action. lt separates all kinds of grain M Well on seeds, and if Outs uml Peas, or Timothy om! Clo?er.oeed are mixed together and put through this Mill. they will come o'nt perfectly separated. It will sop: rate small no.1 llt Peas mm large Peas. taking them from the chaff in the most perfect manner. hd Honey Improved Fanning Mill and Separator. is acknowledged by all to be Mat and SISS Sm?-g AJWRITTEN GUARANTEELTHAT OUR MlLL IS ALL The Best Mill Manufactured In And in proof of this swung “Moment, We can furnish ahnnlnnt testimonials from those”. having themin use. To intended pnrchMcrs we wanld say. some an'l see n R}! yourselves. and, we feel confident you will be entirely satisfied that-they are 3J1 they are represented. HARDWARE! HARDWARE !': THE LATEST STYLES VVHII‘E BRO, mmssma mm Woman ALL WHICH \VILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. n Boots sold by me made good to the Customer, also all RIPS REPAIRED FREE OF CHARGE In all our Ordered Work. You can have anything in the shape of 3 Buck Sewcd or Pegged, Con-so or Fine. LADIES' FRENCH-.KID BUTTON BOOTS. MADE TO ORDER. A NE\V STYLE OF TRUNK ONiHAN D. Afiy defect i A gaod Hearse furnished at short notice and on reasonable) (germs. IN ALL LINES OF n’s, Women’s, Misses and Children’s Wear, FROM THE FINEST FRENCH KID TO THE COABSEST COWIIIDE. #A_‘_- 30,45 and 600. CANNOI‘ BE BEAT. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET GOODS AT 0081‘ AT AT COST! SPRING STOCZ KING STREET, WOODVILLJE. TERMS, MODERATE. ‘ GIVE HIM A CALL. . G. STODDART, In order to make room for New Spring Goods. Is on hand from the best makers WODDVILLE WOODVILLE ONTKRKO. SEE QUALITY. is offering all his ~. It will take out \Vild Oats perfr‘ctly. 5 will uh ml seeds. making a perfect sample of Market Wheat. 1! rill separate all the IM’go komuls from the amt“ and i in its action. it separates all kinds of grain M wail M Timothy ml Clo'wr . seed are mixed together and pit! ‘ " ~ A-A-J It .4" .nnnrah‘ ulna" an] m". Fr KILLALY, anqingtgp. in fine Dominion. nmnnity to the above we“ km We are prepared upgivq THAT l3 CLAIK‘ED FOR U. H. WILSON'S The Dominiom.