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4 'Private Contract, ings} Ange} holed ls ne 18 nearly all cleared, and 18a J the, ho has been treed in an a very Sh Stock The following Lands situated in the Townships of Reach and_ Uxbridge, are pei for Sale ut Low Prices for cash or upon short terms of payment. : PARCEL 1.--Containing 200 Acres, is com. Josed of Jol Noe 7K nd a in the Sif sth eon; 2, in the 7th Soneession of Uxbridge, upon { this 4 there aro Orchard, a large Fra relling House, 9) commodions outbid: Y PARCEL 2. Containing aboat 200 Acres, Is 'com posed of 1 of Lots 1, 2 and 3, in th er abridge, § the renter Fore ot Se hioh is clear Lyon ih 8 Jinrce re large Barns, Stables A ade, Dulin House' acsomimodation And an sprin; gw ning, making \t very sul table forStock Hy 18 as the PARCEL 1--~Embraces tho North hate 1 Lot 14, in the 6th concession of Reac acres, none of which is cleared. PARCEL 5.--Contains 178 acres, Delug Lot Ba 16, in the 7th concession of Reach, about acres are Slenred and the Jalance 18 Heavily is a good frume Barn on EL 6,--Is com d of the South. half of Loh No. 18, in the 9th concession of Reach, 100 acres, a small portion of which Is cleared. | PARCEL 7.--110 acres, part of Lot No. 21, in the 10th concession of Reach, upan which is a lotof valuable timber, and several acres under cultivatio 'All the above lands are in the market and will be sold with as little delay fs ssible,-- Intending purchasers will not be confined to the various parcels and divisions as set forth, ont ean purchase such portions as thqy may esire, and at prices to sult the times, &e. PA further particulars and information aud Shoes. THE MANAGER, ONTARIO BANK, + and IL GORDON, Perry ; Port or J. A. MoGILLIVARY, Oct. 8th, 1 1870), Barrister, Uxbridge N. B. All porsons are strictly forbidden to fueorromovs any timber from off the above PORT PERRY, May 7, 1890. AB ANS IMMENSE STOCK Of New and Stylish Millinery Goods, Hats and Trimmings a Specialty and very Cheap. A large Stock of Ladies' Mantles, Parasols, Dress Goeds, Hosiery, Gloves, Prints, Shirtings, Flannels, Cloths, T'weeds, Towelings, Tickings. Ready-made Clothing, A large Stock of Gent's Now and Fashionable Hats. A full Stock of General Groceries, Crocknay and Glassware. Bankrupt Stock Goods to be Cleared Out at Wholesale Prices, 07 The highest Market Prices alowed for all kinds of Farm Produce, Ladies', Gent's and Children's Boots $5000 worth of JOSEPH BIGELOW. M------------ pnts I ------ WCE GROCERY, PROVISION, ~----AND-- LIQUOR BUSINESS. The undersigned wonld take this opportunity of returning his most hearty thanks for the and still' 1 on him since opening business in this and now takes pleasure in, informingghis customers and tho general public that he flag a further arrangements to meet the wishes of his customers still more filly by the introduction of n STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM | WHEREDY PRICES MAY DE CUT TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURE: My Stock of Groceries is New, Fresh and Choice. Reliable Brands of Wines, Liquors, Spirits, §c. A full supply of PROVISIONS. Superior Goods and Lowest Possible Prices may be rolied on. : W. B. McGAW. Port Perry, Aug. 25, 1880, Clothing for Comfort, QUALITY FIT! A LARGE end earefully selected Stock of Choice FALL AND WINTER coobs just to hand at F. PEARCE 'S Morar | I and tho public in general of "Fall and Winter Goods for Gent's wear. The Quality, Style and Price can't fail in being satisfactory. GENTS FURNISHINGS, latest fashions, best qualities and prices to suit. All orders prompt] 1 to and ' Port Perry, Aug. 35, 1880. 3 A BARGAIN ACRES OF Lax LAND for Sale, Shes, 100 60 ncres cleared, wi h Log 180, ; South-half Lot 7, Los 'Township of A} J. PEARCE. Farm for Sale or To Rent. THE SUBSCRIBER offers for Salo or to Rent the West } of LOT 4, in the 4TH CON. OF REACH, nearly all 'cleared and under a good state of cultivation, a of Fic has been Sumer Palen i On the ges are a good nj ouse, Br ii shed attached and ji of good SHEP tEnvERiet, good young, bearing spring of 4; ond a first- class a Cheese Faotory 00 on the next If rented, liberty i ow will be given this fall. Hah ie particulars apply on the prem °o TIMOTHY QLEARY. Reach, Aug. 10th, 1880. A AodERn BIGELOW Jane 9, 1 water in the barn-; The ie Barn, with' stone foundation, and |. = meme) m-- GREAT Clearing Sale 9 SLAUGHTERED - Given Away In order to Clear Out present Stock to alc room for large arrivals New FallGoods now on the way. iB cts CASH FOR WHEAT, BARLEY, PEAS, &. S. H. CHRISTIAN. per 1b. for any Luonsiy of GOOD BUTTER MANCHESTER, Aug. 16, 1880. "BID BAGH a T. C, PORN & SON'S . Beautiful Tweeds for $1, worth $1.50. Bargains at 60c and 80c, worth 7bc and 81. Beautiful New Dress Goods at 10¢ up--Cheapest Goods in Town. Handsome lot of Lace Cur- tains from 75c per pair. Beautiful assortment Embroideries from 3c to 25¢, ¢ cheap, cheap, cheap. Cheap Hosiery, Cheap Gloves. 30 doz. Ladies' Black and Colored Kid Gloves at $1 per aif, CANNOT BE EQUALED IN TOWN, UNDER $1.23. 3 cases ard and Stiff Felt Hats, all styles and prices, and marked very low. Bargains in White and Grey Cottons. See our best White Cotton at 13%c, CANNOT BE EQUALED UNDER 17c. See our Buff 8ive| Balmgrals at $1.25. See our leather Boots at 90c. See our Frexca Kip Buttoned Boots at $3.25, equal to any $4.50 Boot in town. See our Buttoned Shoes at $1.40, sold elsewhere at $1.60. Boots and Shoes in town. Wholesale Prices. Jp Torms as Sven Strictly Cash. E:T QC Forman & Son. * Part Ronny. Muy 18, 1880, . Groceries at| PAC, PUNT, PROPERTY Reports from every Quarter indicate A Bountiful Harvest. JUS Bie Cp 2 Gladly i Jnprove this opportunity of returning their warmest thanks to friends and patrons for a gencrous and unwavering support, and at the same time desire to offor their sincere and hearty congratulations upon the blessing of an * abundant season and the encouraging prospect for the futuro, In anticipation of A RUSHING TRADE They are placing large orders Bt the Fell in every department, and already NEW GOODS ARE ARRIVING ! ! Woolen Goods havo advanced and customers who aro wise will pick up at an early date such lines as wero carried over, On hand from last Season lain, Groy, Searlet, and White Flannels, Plain Winceys, Plain Dark Lustres, Fall Ranges of Black Lustros, Wanted before 1st October, 1000 Pairs good Homemade Sox. ortorry, Au g. 4, 1880. T.S: CORRIGAN Invites attention to the GT Bion, He is offering in Every Department OF HIS BUSINESS, And is prepared to PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE For any quantity of GOOD BUTTER. T. 8. CORRIGAN, Port Perry, Jane 15, 1880. Barbed Fence Wire, Harvest Tools, ' Spades and Shovels. . Field and Turnip Hoes, | Fishing Tackle, Builders' Hardware. WE KEEP NOTHING BUT CLASS GOODS And will sell them at Bottom Prices. LAING & MEHARRY. SIGN oF THE GOLDEN ANVIL, QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY. Port Perry, May 27, 1880, I ay a a BROWNE CURRIP'S 'For which they will pay PER POUND. Port Perry, July 28, 1880, Wightman's NEW GOODS ARRIVING ei Everyday -- TusCreapest HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY 3 is i Highest Prios pad fo al Kiads of Pradico,