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opt spleen meme SE He Brown & Ross' Column Ee Mr. Christian's iy Mr, Worthington's Column THE . LATEST NEW FALL oods "CHEAP CASH PPT PANG CUSTOMERS, 0 su) 0 ® 1d J Ie sing poo) Io} qf 1] Bl 3 19)S900IRI 4 WORTHINGTON TIMOTHY AND JONES BROS. ARE PAYING SICTS. PER LB. BBW" IEER. FOR GOOD CLOVER FIRST CLASS . Fresh Meats ! Aan ON HAND At BONBARD & ROBINSON'S. -- ee 0 ---- OW 18 THE TIME to purchase your supplies of Choice and CHEAP GROCERIES Of all kinds, At Bongard & Robinson's "PORT PERRY. OME with the Crowd and have a look at our Cheap and excellent TEAS and SUGARS. We have superior Teas, in Green, Black, and Japan, from 40 cents to $1 per 1b. 10, 11 and 12 lbs of Sugar for $1. Lots of fine Ripe Apples and Peaches. BRING ALONG YOUR EGGS And get half Cash and balf Trade, and no humbug. Cash paid for all kinds of Hides and Pelts. Come with the others and save money by buying your Groceries, &c., &c. AT BONGARD & EOBINSONY, Port Perry, Aug. 20, 1875. SCHOOL Books | 298 a3. --_---- A futl assortment of Sotrcok | Books fr High and Full | Fohoots, AT 3 {At W, H. McOCAW?'S. | Port Perry, Aug. 12, 1874. 33 NEW FALL GOODS At T. CC. FORMAN'S. SEVERAL LARGE CONSIGNMENTS. NEW, STYLISH, CHEAP. §& Noted for Cheap Boots and Shoes. Port Perry, Aug 27, 1874. Another Triumph FOR fee Jomwston [eartn | The following is the Secretary' 8 Ol Report of the Kent County Agricultural Society's Reaping matoh, held at Chatham, July 15th, 1874. CHATHAM, Ox7., Juny 16TH, 1874. Ata trial of Combined and Single Reaping Machines, which took place near this town, on Wednesday, 15th inst. under the auspices of the Kent County Agriculwural Society, the tol- lowing named Machines competed for prizes, with the results attached thereto, respectively, viz: COMBINED MACHINES. The D: ion Harvester, Messrs. Forsythe & Co., of Dundas, took the First Prize, a Silver Medal. Cut 5 oh 1 Qn Draught, 350 Ibs when raking, 300 1bs when not. The Kirby Machine, manufactured by Messrs. A. arris, Son & Co., of Brantford, took the Second Prize. a Diploma. Cut 4 feet 6 inches. Draught, 320 Ibs when raking, 275, when not. The Dodge & d by Messrs. Eastwood & Co., of Ingersoll, took the Third Prize, a Nach Cut, 5 feet. Draught, 375 lbs when raking, 3251bs when not. SINGLE MACHINES he ton Machin fe d by the Brown & Patterson Manufacturing Co., of hile, took e ist Pie, a Silver Medal. Cut, 4 'feet 10 inches. Draught, when raking, s, when fot, 8 Fhe Burdick Machine) Banufure | by A. ed Li g Co. ie De pio the Second u fee! in, rau when raki n not i 1 John Elliott, 3 London, took the Third Prize, ing, 3101bs, when ike 2B801bs. Prize, a Diploma. The Meadow Lark Machine, manufactures a Diploma. Cut, 4ft.2 in. Draught, when The following named Combined Machin d bat w ded prizes, via: Ayr Clipper, manufactured by Mr. Jobn Watson, of Ayr. iy 4 Chor T inches. Draught, when raking, 3251bs, when not 2751bs. The Ohio combined, i Messrs John Stewart Co, of London. Cut, 5 feet 1 in whe { Brick! Brick! 200,000 FIRST-CLASS "RED BRICK ! FOR SALE CHEAP, at the | Manchester Briek Yard. . Parties wanting large ansuiities for build~ ing purposes will be liberally dealt with. 3 8. H. CHRISTIAN 4 Manchester, Aug. 12, 1874, HAIR _ WORK. - PORT PERRY. uncer 3 coo (LATE OF LOCKPORT, N. ¥.,) * EGS to announce to the Laides of Port B Perry and vicinity, that has opened three doors west of facture of Chignons, Braids, Curls, Swi Combings, Bracelets, Rings, Cote Sieh ore, man! Draught, when raking, ror which is hereby certified as correct. Taylor's Store, en raking 3501bs, hen not, 300) . i Mr. John Elliott, of London. Out 4 feet 8inches. Draught, bs. A. Harris, Son & Oo., of Brantford. Cut, 4 ft. 10 in-- Ce ahiet 215s. "Tho Buckeye, manufacture when raking, 3251bs, when no! Naw Bal manufac JOHN TISSMAN, Se¢'y Kent Agricultural Society. This is another Triumph for the John Reaper, as fi d by the Brown & Patterson Manufacturing Company, Whitby. Comment is unnecessary when it is a well known fact, that in all the trials in which the Johuston has competed it has never failed in taking Ye first Prize over all others! = * 'What moreé ean Farmers July 22ud, 1874. MANCHESTER. 'the present opp ity of thanki be Solvers | for patronage upon him since op busi and bas mow much pleasure in stating, that having purchased - Store and prizes, bs ho will bo in a positon to fther extend his is business and offer still greater My Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. Will always be selected with the greatest care. The entire satisfaction of customers bpth as to quality of goods and moderation in price will always be aimed at. RE-OPENING| = = is "coum | August, A.D, 1874, 'Whitby, July 29, 1874. OF THE WARDROBE li57). 1874, T= Papier of oe of the Wardrobe would intimate to his numerous friends that : his place' of business is again open, com cine gud the punt wil will gna it to their advantage : see his NOTE PRICES! 4 + sneeeaca som AUTUMN For Cash or Produce. He is determined to open no accounts, All may depend on getting the very best value for their money.-- Please note the following prices :=-- Prints worth 17c, now sold at 12}c, Cottons worth 14c, now sold at 12c, Dress Goods worth 20c, now sold 12§c, Tweed Buits at $8. Hats and Caps at any price, A large lot of Boots and Shoes at unheard of prices. Men's Stogns .....000 ee Womens' do. . 4 Men's Prunellds Womens' do. . . Alsoa very fine lot of TEAS to be Slaugh- tered at from 20 cts per lb. The very best Hyson Teas for 80c. Currants and Raisins, very low. Pork from 9c per Ib. All Goods marked in Plain Figures and y : you can see for yourselves, I intend to do Are now on the way and a business, and will not be beaten either in Y Price or Quality. B&5™ Depend upon it, this will be a genuine Sacrifice Sale. Come along with your Cash. AW. BODRRTS, / Port Perry, Aug. 20, 1874. INSOLVENT ACT OF 89 In the matter prof Jo John Bentley, An Insolvent. OTICE is hereby given that by Virtue of the Power vested in me as Assignee of the Estate and effects of the above named Insolvent, I shall offer for Sale by Public Auction! MILLER'S HOTEL For future Arrivals, I will Self In the Village of all Light PORT PERRY! On Tuesday, the Twenty-Ninth day of September, 1874, At the hour of Twelve o'clock, noon, . v 'cl 1 ' All the Estate, right, title and interest of the SUMMER G00DS said Insolvent, and of myselfas Assignee. aforesaid in and to that certain parcel or tract of Lana, situate in the Town- ship of Uxbridge, being the west-balf of the east-half of lot number Nine, in the Seventh concession of the said Township of Uxbridge, County of Ontario, Also one-eight of an Acre more or less, being part of Village Lot No. 8, in the Vi illage of Epsom, in the said' Township of] Reach, in the said County of Ontario, being composed of the Bouth-east corner of Village Lot No. 8, extending from the North-east corner northwards on Brock Street 94 feet 4 inch, thence westward 60 feet, with new "Cottage thereon erected. Terms and conditions will be made known MY considerable portion already ir Store. : 1 i {i i AT, AND on day of sale. JOHN S. M. WILLCOX, Assignee. Whitby, July 15, 1874. 3]1-Ow | m---- A GOOD CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT ! ARTIES in want of good Cedar or Fire- wood are hereby informed that Major Hodgson has instructed W. E. Yamnold, Esq., to survey and lay out into acre lots the North-west quarter of Lot 12, 6th con- cession Reach. The same will bo sold by public or private sale, about the 1st of No- vember next, of which due notice will be given. Mr. Yarnold has a Plan and will furnish IN all necessary information regarding the quality and quantity on each lot. Sept 10, 1874. Insolvent Act of 1869, Canada. } Customers may expect BARGAINS 37-2m Muslins, Silk Mantles, Light Prints, Silk Jackets, N the County Court Province of Ontario, of the County of Tasso Linens, Light Shawls, County of Ontario. ) Ontatie. els Col'rd Lustres, Parasols, IN THE MATTER OF : Albert Wellington Roberts, | Col'rd Delains, Remnants, - Col'rd Poplins, Of the Village of Port Perry, AN INSOLVENT| ~ Light Bapteste Cloth, Millinery The undersigned has filed in the office of this Court a Deed of Composition and dis- charge executed by his creditors, and on Monday, thie 28th day of Se ptember next, he will apply to Zacheus Burnham, Esquire, the Judge of the said Court, for a confirma-~ tion of the discharge thereby effected. Port Perry, Saturday the. 22nd day of} Goods. A. W. ROBERTS, by Prosper Agustrona Hump, 36 his Attorney, ad litem. |: TO RENT HOUSE and Lot in Prince Albert conveniently situated near the junction of Union Avenue and King Street. The House is new and comfortable and contains seven rooms. Thege is a good well ot water on the premises, with a pump in it. There | are other necessary conveniences on the lot. Fences and all in good order. Rent, $6 per month. MRS, C. M. FITCH, Proprietress. Tapestry Carpets, Tapestry Carpets. Beautiful Patterns and Superb' Prince Albert, July 29, 1874. 32| Quality-- Cheap. Nothing: WHITBY like them in Town. Call' and! STEAM MARBLE WORKS. see for yourselves. J. & R. WOLFENDEN, - yoo mag and Retail dealers in Foreign and American Marble Man- So : tles, Monuments, &c., Dundas St , Whitby. Also, Agent for the Scottish Granite. - CHEAP HE CASH New Marriage Act. Also Building Stone cut to order, Rort Perry, July 1st, 1874. Apply to M. G. ROBSON. © JOHN NOTT, Ageat, Port Perry. Or ready, pay--and equally sixteen years duty) continues to fur- Cheap io prompt paying: - nish Licenses as heretofore--at Port Perry. tomers. ' . FOUND! - ' ENRY CHARLES having been re- appointed Marriage License 7 hi : BROWN & BOSS : | baie work of ovary description. Sho wil| The [Vewest Styles of Dry Goods, §e. OPE.&r 4 rok on 1h su | Bhampooi All orders pi 1 ded 60" and sold. ub sich 2 Reach, a JACKET. The. es - i And choice and Fresh GROCERIES constantly supplied and sold at suc prices owner ean have the same byZcalling at this ) i : . > Sy Co gu nicest i A won: cannot fail tc satisfy purchasers. office: and paying charges. GEO, CURRIE. 4 Port Perry, Sept 16tn 1874 Manchester, Sept. 10, 1874. Port Pérry, Sept 10, 1874 Des. . Manchester, Nov. 11, 1873, JOHN TAYLOR | Port Perry, Sept. 9, 1804. ar-3w| Port Perry, Aug20, 1874. . , Sept. . , \ - 8 2:5