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{g‘ We are showing the cheapest, and beat. Stock of Boots «kt Shoes in town, and as our Stock must be cleared out to mnkc room for fall importation we are offering special inducements. Reagl our advertisement in smother column. The prices cannot be beaten: McIntyre J: PIlOl‘. AN election of Deacons took place in the Presbyterian Church on Thursday last. \Vhen the bullet. box was opened the following gentlemen were declared elected: Wm. (‘IImeI on P. McSweyn, I)en.Mchimmon Jr. ,N. L. CIIIIIphell. @' Ordered Suits, $9.50; good all Wool 'l‘wced Suit-s mude to order only 811.00. A lirsvtlclass Tailor on the premises. McIntyre 6:. Prior. TAKE half a tenspoonful of black pepper in powder, one :easpoonful of cream. Mix them well together and place them in a mom on a plate whore flies are troublesome, and they will soon disappear. @ Lay in a supply of our35ct. J apan Tea acknowledged to be the best value ever ofl‘ered in \Voodville. K. J: A. Campbell. LIVE business men generally adver- tise more in «lull times. That is the true Way to stir up the stagnant. pools of trade. @- McIntyre .8: Pridr are selling otf their Boots Shoes at. a great; reduc~ tion. See adv. in another column. THISTLES and burdocks flourish lux- uriantly on the roads in this neighâ€" hourhood. > LINDSAY law offices close at 3 p. m., every day except Saturday, and on that (lay at one p. m. @’ Get your Grass and' Cradle Scytlles, Snaths, Jae“, at. McIntyre h, Pnior’s. @- A large quantity of Liverpool (especially‘for butter use) and Barrel Salt. at McIntyre Prior’s. A HEAVY rain fell on Tuesday night doing much good to the growing crops. ‘7 Forks, Hoes. Garden Rakes, Nails, Glass, etc., at McIntyre Prior’s. THE comet it: rapidly posting away from our planet. It. is now lime more than a. faint streak of light. @‘ Go to Gunn Bros. for best value in Teas. AN ace cream parlom has been start- ed m the village. @- A large assortment of Fans at Gunn Bros. THE wells in the village are nearly all dry. PARENTS. read the school report in another column. l’aunvmuw ()uuncu.~Service is held in the above church at 11 o’c}ock n. m., and 6:30 p. m. Rev. Alux. Rosa, M. A., pastor. Sabbtth School at 3 o’clock. THIS year J uly has five Fridays and five Saturdays. @- Paris Green, best quality, cheap, at Gnun Bros. G? For extra value in Green and Japan Teas, go to McIntyre 8r. Prior’s. @- Get your Machine Oils at Gunn Bros; 3:10, 'p. 16. _ Trains going Northâ€"I 1:40, n.m. ; 7:50 pan. Tuomm Lance, No. 502, I.0.G.T., meets at School House, Section No. 3, Thorah, every \Vednesday evening. A. D. Mclnnis, T.D. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed. Court “Rose of Victoria,” No. 36, C.O.F., meets in the Court Hall, Victoria Road, the third \Vednesday of every month. F. G. Millar, C. R.; J. W. Shields, R. S. 'l‘rgipg going South --8:05, a. lni‘}3i;;;o.lxl;Southâ€"T :50d- "1- '1 11 3'00“ m ' and 3- .00 p. m ' CANADA METHODIST Clll}licl[.~S(‘l‘ViCO every Sabbath evening at 6:30 o’clock . Rev. \V. Richardson, pastor. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m. TORONTO a. NII’ISSING RAILWAY. CANNINGTOX ENCAMPMENT, I.0.0.F.,meet first and third Friday in each month at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Canuiugton. Gumma STAR ENCAMPMENT, meet first and third Monday of every month, at Odd- fellow's Hall, Manilla. PEACEFUL DOVE, I.0.0.F., meet every Thursday evening, at Odd Fellows’Hall, Cannington. Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock at Mcchyu'is Hall, Woodville. \VOODVILLK Gmumu, P. of H., meet the second \Vednesdny in each month, at Me. Sweyn’s Hall, WoodVillc. \Voonvmu‘. L. O. L. No. 32, meet second \Vednesday each month, at McSw eyn ’s H all Woodville. Tuins going Nurthâ€"Hflo a. m.. 12:35 “9.1., _a.n(l 1:40p In; _.... ...n HARTLEY L. 0. L. No. I, 153, meet last \Vednesday of each month at Hartley. MIDLAND RAILWAY OF CANADA. Gigs-Rona Lonely I,(_).Q.F. meet every THE crops are ripening up fast. gamut gnaw. (‘IU IN‘II DIRECTORY. .Ill 501181185. 2:35,p.m.; 7:45, 5.11). Mr. John Daniel, Reeve of Fenelon, is completing one of the finest barns in the township, probably in the county. 0n the (lay of raising framers from a distance made their appearance as spectators. it being in their cstimatioa impossible to get the building together Without altering some of the timber. However, the building went up without any alteration, everything in its own place and fitting com letelv. We Would judge from observing Ir. Daniel's plans that he is a man of good construction and that Messrs. Franklin Dewel are men who thoroughly‘ understand their business in regard to mechanism and framing. The ()rnngemen celebrated the 12th at Colmconk,\vheru (uite a number of the brethren met. A Luge number of spectat- tors were present. The most of the farmers around here are done haying, and are now busily en aged in reaping fal wheat and barley. here is great prospects of a bountiful harvest this year. Fram Our Own Correspondent The “bear” is still a source of annoyance to nocturnal pedestrians. Cannot something he done to cut short his perambnlations. Come boys, load up your old mvskcfs ! The sum of 8500 is being ex ended on the road between Bolsover um Mud Lake. This is laudable, it being one of the most important roads in the township. A similar amount was expended on the same read last year, but not. with the best satisfaction. The work done so far this‘ year is very creditable to those engaged at it. From Our Own Correspondent. WE would notify the villagers that the Commisioners will be around this afternoon with a. subscription list, for the purpose of collecting subscript-ions to: the building of sidewalks in the village. It is thought that voluntary subscriptions for this object will save expense and will full more equally upon the villagers than the asaessment prin~ ciple. New sidewalks are badly need- ed and it is not necessary for us to pro»- sent the necessity of liberal contribu» tions. As it is for the benefit of the entire community every person is ex-‘ pected to contribute. It is deemed expedient that the work should be prosecuted without delay as the old sidewalk has fallen into such a state of dilupidation as to render it decidedly unsafe. No subscription therefore will be accepted unless accompanied by the cash . Ofi' Stock of Groceries now complete. New Teas. New Sugar. Lowest prices at H. Wilson’s. THE irrepressible sewing machine man has been in town and left his mark which can be seen in difierent parts of the village in the shape of some very large posters with a full~sized cut of the Canadian Singer, manufactured by the Lawlor Manufacturing 00., of Montreai Mr. Wm. Cameron is agent. 6E” Now is the time to secure bar- gains, as the balance of our Stock'must be cleared out this month. K. 65 A. Campbell. § The new sidewalk between the Post Office add the church is completed and the portion west of Rodgers Bros. store will he commenced immediately. The Commissioners have viewed the work already done and expressed them- selves well satisfied with its execution. Q" Ombre Prints and Ribbons, the latest color, just arrived at McIntyre dz. Prior's. THE Globe of the 13th inst had the following :â€"“ We are informed, on what we believe to be trustworthy authority, that the Torontodz N ipissing Railway has been sold to the Grand Trunk Railway by its proprietors, Messrs. Gooderham and Worts. @- Glyceliuo Maul-inc Oil, (foal Oil, Inc. at Molntyw dz. l’IiOI ,.s WE have ieoeived a copy of it new Sunday school serinl, published by Bengongh, Moore (in Co., Toronto, en- titled The British American War/mmn The illustrations, of which there me several, are good, while the quality of the reading matter is excellent. @‘ McIntyxe 6; PliOl‘ have a large stock of Boots 6!. Shoes which must be sold to make mom for their fall stock. Come and seems Bargains. Now is the time to buy your Bouts Shoes. All are invited to in~ speck. McIntyre Prim-’8 Large Stock. OUR. thanks are tendered to Mrs A. Rodgers for a fine sample of Goose- berries left with us on Tuesday. They are very large and smooth. English varieties we believe. Gooseberries rank among the most delicious of the small fruits and it is surprising that more at- tention is not paid to their cultivation. Tun following officers for Cicerone Lodge No. 195, I.0.0.F., were in- stalled on Tuesday evening last. by Bro. P. McSweyn, D. D.G.M. :â€"N.G., A.Gunu ; V.G.. L. Cruickshank; R. S. P.S., L. Gilchrist,- 'J‘reas., A. Adams. @“ During the next. fifteen days we will sell the Balance of our Stock at 10 per cent. below cost. K. (1'. A. Campbell. BRECHIN. 4 a0».- ISLAY. BELL'S OELEBRATED ORGANS! STOOLS, MI'SIC BOOKS 8w. .- See our self-washing soap, and try a bar BOOTS SHOES General Groceries. at lowest rafes According to amount required and terms of gayment on a Straiaht Loan or Sinking and System Instalments re uired to re- pay a Loan of 3|,000 in t 6 following periods: ‘ 10 years, $143.20. 9.0 years, $95.30. These Sums payable at the end of each year pay off the entire debt. Principal and Interest. NO COMMISSION. N0 FINES. Expenses reduced. I. C. GILCHRIST, Postmaster, \Vcodvillc. Don’t forget your Insurance. J. C. Gil- christ is also agent for several first-class In- snrance Companies. Farmer’s risks taken RODGERS BROS, KING STE,‘ WOOD VILLE, BEAUTIFUL PRINTS, LOVELY POMPADOURS, EXCELLENT CLOTHS The Subscriber is prepared to lend Money at greatly reduced rates of interest in sums of 1 13. Con. 33, Eldon, TWO MILCFI cows. The owner can have the same by proving property, paying expenses and taking them away. JOHN COSTE R. Eldon, July 5th, 1881. NTO the premises of the undersigned, Lot 7, COD. 2, Thorah, on or about the last of May, A YEALLING STEER. The owner can have the same by provingproperty paying expenses and taking him away. Thorah, July 8th, 1881. July 20th, 1881. ETWEE)‘T Lorneville and Kirkfield, on the morning of Wednesday, 20th inst, A GOLD WATCH SEAL, 2 GOLD COINS, and several links of a watch chain. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same with the undersigned, or at Hector Campbell’s, Kirkfield. H. EDWARDS, of a. daughter. Mr. Dhncan Tolmie, superintendent of No. 9 Sunday School, visited our school last Sabbath and expressed himself as being highly pleased with the progress of the school during the past quarter. He intends visiting in the neighborhood of Hartley next week. [The above was unavoidably crowd- ed ont last week.â€"â€"Ed.] BIRTHS. ON the 12th inst, the wife of Mr. Jacob Barnes, of a. son. From our own Correspondent. The crops are looking snlcndid in this neighborhood, and fall wheat in appearance would give an avomge of thirty bushels per acre. ()1! the Portage limul it looks fine, but there will be no fifty bushels per new as predicted by a local wiscncru Mrs. McIntyre, ot Portage Road. was at. tucked by a ram last. Week, but escaped with a slight bruise on the leg. is now stocked with a large assortment of MI. Jno. G. Campbell of Kirkfidd. is dan- gerously ill from injuries received at the raising of a barn at M uses Mitchell’s, near Grass River Bridge, Portage Road. Whilst working on the stable of the Pros- byterinn mausa, Dougald Brown fell on the edge of a board, breaking three of his ribs. b_ut under skilful treatment he is able to be about again. Mr. John Campbell. on enterprising far- mer of Maple H111. has purchased a. self- l)inding reaping machine, and expects to do a good business with it. If the machine works well, there is no doubt but there will be quite a number sold here next season. Wheat and barley in this vicinity are badly in need of rain. Lute crops are suffer- ing. and hay is short. The 12th of July was quite a success in Bolsover. From Our Own Correspondmt. Cost Prim: ! We have just received a large stock of Prpduce taken it; exchange fotj goqu, NTO the pre_mi_ses of the undersigned. 0x the 13th inst, the wife of Dr. McKay, - J-.__LL,N CHEAP MONEY ! $200 to $20,000, which they are selling 11: almost which will be sold CHEAP. STORE; STRAYED STRAY EDI At from 6 TO 7 PER CENT. and a very fair share of LOST ! BOLSO VER. GLENA RM. JOHN MEDCALF. Woodfille. Peter 0. Campbell has started business opposite Gregor Campbell‘s old stand. and is repared to do all kinds of Waggon UnrriagmBuilding. Repairing and Carriage-Paint.- mg, Promptly Executed. ~ TERMS, MOI.)E1{ATIE. GIVE EULA (,‘Alrl... \Voodvillo. April 4th, 1881. OAT/MEAL, CORN MEAL, BACON, COAL OIL AND NEW SPRING SEEDS. LOWEST PRICES AT At L. Maybee Old Stand.’s mags, SEEEQSEIINS. E’fl’fl, WGfifl-‘ifllflfli‘ ENGS @3333 $3038? G. FRED. LEAS, NEW PRINTS. NEW COTTONS. NEW DUCKS AND DENIMS. NEW READY-MADE CLOTHING. NEW TEAS AND SUGAR... 10 QUART MILK FANS, I5 cents each. (f QUéRT MILK PANS, 12.5 cents eagb. DIPPERS, 8 cents each. EAVES-TROUGHING AND REPAIRING DONE ON THE SHORTEST NO'l‘I'J TERMS, OAS/I Old BAIEM PRODUCE. 10 doz. Snaths from 20 do Scythes do 1 6 do 2 Prong Hay Forks 6 do 3 “ 4 do Steel Barley Forks 4 do Steel Barley Forks 3 doz \Vooden Barley Fork‘s, only 45 cents, worth 75 cents TINWARE. TINWARE. TINWARE â€"â€"AND EGI GrS ~â€" â€"â€"â€"â€"For which we will pay the Highest Market. Price in Cash. A few NE‘V and SECOND HANDED BUGGIES and SPRING \VAGGOXS for Sale. TWO CARS COARSE BARREL SALT at at SLIO per Barrel. All parties desirous of becoming members of this society are requested to hand in their names to the Secretary or any 'of the Di- rectors at once. G. W. MILLAR, Secretary. EMM B. Mrieulfiuml Sammy Wfiflfi'fl”, QATS, Bfifiififl‘i‘. EEAS, BU’E’EEfi W. 0. SMITH . GO. FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR, OATMEAL, CORNMEAL, CRACKED WHEAT, PEA MEAL, BEEF, PORK. HAM, SPICE!) ROLL BACON, AND BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. ‘- SEEBSQ gflfi P G- CAMPBELL, =5 CARRIAGE 8n WAGGONIMAKER Having secured a. first- class Tiusmith, I am now prepared to sell Tinware at the follow- ing low prices: At Bottom Prices. Come and inspect my Stock and get prices before you purchase ’ elsewhere. TO BE SOLD AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE GOOD VALUE I TIMOTHY AND CLOVER, TURNIP, CARROT, MANGOLD . GARDEN SEEDS. SPRING STOCK NOW COMPLETE! STOVES AT COST PRICE! CHEAPER THAN EVER. Iias just received maths from 40cts. to SOcts. I 59 Cradles from $2.00 to $2.50 cythes do 75cts. t0 81-20 100 doz Harvest (Gloves, 45 to 55 cents, Prong Hay Forks ' which are the best Glove in the market " " being Double \Vaxed Sewcd. beel Barley Forks 200 Kegs Cut. Nails, which will be sold to )oden Barley Forks, only 45 cents. parties building lower than the wholesale 1 75 cents price. BOILED AND RAW OIL, CANNING'I'ON, HJRD WJRE .' . F. KILLALY, WANTED I (O Also a full assortment of choice lO'cénts. each. The highest Cash Price paid for i DISHPAN.', 20 cents’eic’h‘. ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF Just received a large lot of 12 QUART PAILS, 20 cents each, 10 ” “ 18 cents each. 5 ‘ >“ “ 12L cents each. Mitchell’s old Stand, \Voodville. IIUGII IVILSON’rS. IS. Wbodville.