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for | Government and the 8. -- y lato gots from the Concetta thirteen hundred dollars a year or about as much as in| grty Public Schools get. Model Schools now get $100 a year from County | Councils may give what they ploase, | but our generous government is | parposing to raise the grant to $150 a year and make it compulsory on hatel Togas ¢ Councils to grant a hike sum. In days gomeby County Councils had the 'option to give an annual ant to High Schools or withold it, on that was 'changed and the Coanty 'Avorion Saue.--Mach interest - is in the Auction Sale of Mr. Alex. val stock, Shy Implements, : i place on ie premises of Reach, on Wednesday, . 9 I. Mr, C. Dawes is auctioneer. Farmers aad: others will do well to make a sale and be sure to attend. The gee cattle, fine Norges, sheep dnd adv.) it after, (Sce posters and Avon We advise our not to lose be. sold by good and and others who wish choice stock and valuable machines shoald note of the sale. Ir will take place in the 2nd con, of Feb. 23. (See posters) | Font Bntris Scr ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR Ealor. Ee "JAMES BAIRD, - PORT PERRY, FEB. 10, 1881, Pn Coming Mas. ¢ Pm the fact ¢ that Mr. Paxton has accepled the position of Sheriff of this County the electors will be called upon sooner or later to clect a representative to represent this rid- ing in the Local Legislature in place of Mr. Paxton, and it is no matter of indiffercrce as to whom we may elect. It is not for this man or that i 40 say that he would like the posi- _ tion and should be chosen as a can- _didate, neither is it for this clique of _ selectors or that to conspire to force "this or that candidate on the: elec tors. But the man whom a majority if the electors conceive to be the one nibgt likely to carry the riding and «may "be expected to discharge the datics efficiently ought to be the candidate selected in a fair and hon- orable manner; little friendships or likings for this individual or that _ ought to have no weight in the sel: tion of a candidate. In a vast majority of cases, if not universally #0 the man vho will seek to throw himself upon the electors ought to ~be the very last man chosen. for such bas always some mercenary oF Abiber unworthy' © purposo reo and would quite as like as aot sell both himself and the con 2 Whimency to the highest bidder if be s elected. The maa who is con- most likely to carry tho rid- 2 ae 'and fully able to defend "the rights of the constituency #'.0ald be asked and if possi- ble provailed upon to become a 3 e, and in place of such a party being underan obligation for the position of representative, the slectors ought to rogard it =& priv: Alege to secure the services of any ~~ likely catididate. If the clectors siting with the legislation of Mow: at Gorornment and wish 1 10 on then better far that none nt at all, there are two or times (00 many such there al- for thems todo. No represent 1d be sont to that House 1 percoive the necessity ant changes in the onr House in $ | sions was forced to give balf as much to | High fichools as tho Government did, again this was changed and Counties wore ordered to give as much as the Government gave. But all the timo the Public Schoo's are being furtber reduced and move crippled and becoming & greater burden on - the taxpayers while thy supporters of public schools are at tho same time being morg heavily taxed for the Government and n Conny grants to Collegiate and High Schools. Thore are numorous other direc in which important changes may be intraduced into thé legisla tion of this Province and itis the duty of clectors to demand from their representatives that these changes be accomplished. Bat there is lots of time to talk snd by and by it may be some months hence when the new candidates shall be in the field he may be timed as to his duties. The Winding up of the County Council. - --- The last heat of our County Councils is generally a rusher, the tricksters koep all their bogus legis- lation to the last run and have it slipped through when bon. members are either away or anxious to get away. Mr. Parker's celobrated Poor House schemo was again trott- ed out and in order to make the dose if possible moré palatable some ridiculously defective reports of similiar cstabishments wore dished up to the flexible few who were still iu their places and had a relish for sulted in the appointmentmont of a committee to ascertain something of the probable cost of a prison for the poor of the County and a nursery for paupers, such would be dear even if it could ba got fer nothing and if this county be silly enough to go in- to this costly pauper breeding estab- ishment they will only once be sorry for it and that will be for all timo to come. Not one out of ten of tho deserving poor will ever show face within its walls, neither would it be prudent to send them there; a fow dollars a year in way of ussis- tance to their own efforts allows them "to live amongst their friends and enjoy their freedom while the cost to the municipality is as no- thing compared to what it woulg cost to keep them in the indigent prison. But {hc nouse would got inmates Quough rot of the deserving poor but of the idle who are not worthy of help and could not get it from municipalities, and toa very large oxteat whatever it cost to run the bouse would be just so much more than is now paid for indigents, for not one in a score of our present indigents would it either be wise prudent to send to the house because théy can bo supported so much better and cheaper out of it, and procious few of them would be willing to go. But we need not enlarge here the matter is in good hands s> long as the municipalities have the control, for rotwithstanding that the shatter- ed rump of the County Council in its good natared hurry to get away on the last day consented to the ap- pointment of 8 commitlee to ascer- tain the probable cost of such an establishment the municipulities have still the eontrul over the mem. bers of that committee. Tho Reeve of Brock is oue of that committee and is it to be, supposed for a moment that an active, industrious township like that with so very fow indigents whose assistancs costs Kowaship comparitively litle, and such food. However the thing rc! imprison the worthy be that a majority of the a will lend thomselves to. such gcheme even should the vote be do- yed till the afternoon of the last day. COUNTY VALUATION. Right or wrong the move for a re-valuation of the real property of the County was determined on by| the County,Conncil at its late session, on the afternoon of: the lyst day and after nine of the mombers had desert- ed their posts. Of the twenty-three left twelve were in favor of revalua- tion and eléven were against it so thal bad honerable members remained whore they should have boen--at their posts -- the re-vuluation could not have been carried. The arguments made use of by advocates of re-valuation were somewhat amus'ng. Some considered that the great outlay, oo Scugog bridge, a permanent structure being made there, ought to largely inerease the assessed value of the lands on Scugog. Others considered that late improve- ments through the introduction of railways in the more 'northern por tions of this County ought to largely increase the assessed value of the lands of these townships, But the most amusing argument for the re- valuation was the compulsory one; some members asserted that the council bad no option in the matter that they wereobliged to vaule every five years. It never rains with bon. mombers, it always pours so having secured the re-raluatiom, they were not satisfied with one valuator, nor even two but they must have three, but what in creation threo are to do is a mystery ; it is certainly not ex- pected that the valuation of the county is to be regul: ated by voles and casting votes or windy discus- sions. We know noreason why we should object to any of the parties appointed,doubtless they are all good men and very likely well qualified for the position but it appears to us asad waste of material to appoin! three men to de what one or at most two could do equally well. It is true that six hundred dollars, two hund- red for each valuator, may be no great affuir but there is a principle involved -- justice before generosity. HANDOURVA, If coming cvents always cast their shadows before we may expect hot times in this fair Couuty during the present year.-- By a 'resolution of council each Reeve in the County is to be presented with so many poirs of bandcuffs for immediate use, orders have been given for the purchuse of and distribution amongst the scveral Reeves of the County thirty-six pairs of hand cufis --not thirty-six each but thirty-six divided amongst them. We suspect that they shall be used as the Texan uses his revolver, they shall bé Taid on the table while the council is in session, If the N. P. covers the manufacture of bandcuffs'we mity expect to hear ofa handcuff factory : being established in this county, Most likely the crowd of deputy reeves wil get their supply at (he June session and this will necessitate % manufactare of a bundred wore, If the worthy reeves were supplied 'with a fow muzzles each it would Le quite as appropriate and serve a mach better purpose than band cufis, Hon. members are more dangerous with their mouths than their hands, and the former costs the county more than tle latter. E-- Bating Very Umble" Pie and Lots of it. Oar very dear. but shockingly ungrateful Neddy has again been setting bis hounds upon us. Of late the creature, through hisscribblers, has made several wonton, insolent and malicious attacks on the present M.P.P. for North Ontario. Of all things there is nothing we so abom- inably hate as fiendish ingratitude and we could not forbear taking the cur over the fingers Ly reminding bim how very much be was indebted to Mr, Paxton whose generous hand bad soatched him from the very gutter of want and wretchedness and put bread into his mouth, whose open purso secured for Neddy a means of living, who made him a gift of sevoral hundred dollars and gave him a subsidy of $100 a year for a number of yoars. Scarcely bad these gushing streams of gener- osity dried ap when Neddy with the basost and most bartarous ingrati- tude becomes insolent towards his formor beuefactor and even threat- of his] (Neddy's) contemptibly imbecile wrath. We tried to convines our ;| good but weak and stupid brother, Neddy, what a consumate nes he was making of himsolf in daring | against' a 'man who had dono so much for him and his. family, Ned- wb not relish 'our kindly 'admo- nition but sot his "legal lore" serile blers to abuse us in the most ap- proved pottyfogging style; and to cap tho climax of impudenco they | extracls things of Ar. Paxton cian and Mr. Paxton bes 'Bat Mr. Paxton's| even to whisper adisrespevtiul word rogret $ mang hard things bo remembered wh glide ik political warfare hu been forover forgotten. ' "Another Miraculous Ours. Some time ogo we gave the par- ticulars of an astoaishing cure which Neddy doubtless: whila bate effect. edon a burned ehild by his world renowned mode of ¢harm, had not the regular physician dropped in and catching Neddy at bis incanta« tions hoisted him out of doors and spoiled the cure, Sineo then; how- ever Neddy has been continuing the practice of the oeculy art of healing by miracles. The following are the particulars of ove of his latest feats in that line, Some time ago an intelligent young man in this village had the misfortune to lose same tnrce of bis fingers in one of the mills. Medical aid was at once called and the hand properly attended to, Some time after the accident Neddy appeared on the, scene in the absence of the doctor, and .asked the young man how his hand was getting along ?-- The young man replied that it was doiug pretty well bgt that he felt it cold. Neddy at énce demanded where are the fingers which were tuken off? The parties replied that they were at the mill, Get them immediately says he. The fingers were brought and given to Neddy who wrapped them up ia cotton and placed them in the warm oven. Now, says Neddy, let these fingers warm, for the young man's band will ever warm while theso fingers are exposed to cold, though they are cut off they effect the band all the same as if they were on and when they get warm take them from the oven and get them decomposed as rapidly as possiblo if you want the hand to heal for it never will heal 80 long as the fingers that have beea taken off remain exposed to the col'. Neddy did not favor the gooa folls with the rationale of the cure or how itis possible that fingers which have been taken off can effect the hand from which they were taken, The above are facts and no fiction and we ask in all earnestness if there can possibly be an excuse for any man in this age of the world and in a community like that of Port Perry, believing in such infernal nonsense as that of curing wounds or diseases by charming them, or that fingers which have beed cut off a man's hand can in any way effect the hand from which thoy were cut; off, Neddy is not only a believer inbut d pro- fessor of the ocult science, One scarcely knows whether brazen ime pertinence or bopeloss ignorance bh most to do with Neath ashibitions of heathen darkness, TI------r---- Left the Ranks. ---- Itis with no val degree of regret that we now tuke leave of the Jones Bros who aro retiring from the business arena of Port Perry for the present at Jeast and it may be forever, All will be ready to admit that the Jones Bros bave done much, very much to make Port Perry what it now is--one of the best, most active and reliable business centres any where to - be tound--out of our chief cities--in this fair Provicce of ours, When these gentleman first entered busines bere the business of the town was limited indeed and the radius from which the vill age drew her patronage narrow and circum. scribed, but through the well di.ected aud indomitable push, liberal dealing, firsteclass business talent, and inflexible hodor in their transactions they soon made themselves felt. Fair and generous prices were offered for everything which farmers had to sell and full stocks were kept of everything which farmers wishud to buy, 80 that farmers soon found that whatever they had to sell could be sold at an advantage in Port Perry and that they could supply themselves with goods of all kinds at least ascheap as could be doae aug where else in the Province. -- The result was that the trade of the town in- creased with wnexumpled rapidity until it attained the enviable position which it now enjoys of being one of ile best business centres in the Province as well for buying as selling. Jones Bros doubtless encounters ed much internal opposition on tho earlier | yoo stage of their: business career 8 but it over effucted them in {He lenst, they. con- tinued on in the foremost businiss rank and in a short time their opponents found their mistake and were most ready toacknowiedge the capital business capacity of this firm and their importance to the prosperity of the town, Their withdrawal from ous business arena cannot fail in being a source I much to all concerned in the y of of the town; and we belive that we 'echo the general sentiments of the town when we 'wish them success and comfort iu the new sphere in which they are now engaged, -- They are leaviag a prosperous business and we hope thet they may be still more prosper- ous in developing the hidden riches of the earth and that their mining enterprise may be bighly profitable to themsslves and a- vontuatont to the country. ---- gp -- tee Brive Avoxe Yous Burren. --8ce Christian's new advertisemont in this issue. Ho is offering 20 cts & pound for ail Lg Choice goods a char- to Perth shore if wil tap the Canada Cebtral, then ; sd from Omicmee to To- -- to conneot with he Credit Valley aad other roads from the west, If they suc- ced in obtaining & charter they expect to Loghlaturs with a view % This would be a Toronto and Ottawa rail-' way but by no means so important as our proposed Toronto and Ottawa. The Quebec and Ontario railway Com- pany is now before the Dominion Parlia- ment with a view to obtaining 'a chaiter for eaid scheme. The scheme contempl; the using of the Canada Central as far as Carlton Place and from there build a line to Toronto, The powers asked in the charter will be the extension of the Occidental Rail- way to Toronto where traffic _ combinatioas a0 expected to be formed 'with the Great Western with a view to securing through traffic, The route of the proposed exten- sion is by way of Peterboro and whether it is expected to coincide with that of the pro- posed Toronto and Ottawa is pot yet de~ termined 86 far as we know, but 'a compara- tively short time must develop the whole scheme. and it is not atall sure prising that this eutire section of country is anxiously watching every move and waiting s 'mewhat impatiently for definite informa- tion as to whether the rond is to come this way and if so, when, ---- Interesting and Profitable. On the evening of the 4th inst, an enter- tainment of unusual interest was held by our M. E, Church friends, Port Perry, at the residence of Mr, Charles Rose, 9th con. of Reach. One "of those domestic socials so deservedly popular was held there. Mr. Rose and his good lady had made ample preparations for their expected guests, the result proved interesting, pleasing and pro. fitable and the very large number present proved the high estimation in which their entertainers are held and the lively interest teken in the welfare of the Church in whose interest the social was held. The proceeds of the entertainment showed a most gratify- ing result as well financially as etherwise'-- The gensrosity of Mr, Rose and his good lady mex ifosts itself wherever goed is to be done, The esteemed Pustor of the Church, Rev. J. H. George, B.A , was one of the company and bis presence on this as on all other oc- casions added much to the pleasure and pro- fit of the proeccdings. The Fire fiend. | The fire fiend has been nibbling around o'r town for some days pat. On Baturday about 8 a. m Dr. Jones' surgery was. observ. ed to be on fire and as ped! ere aronud it was soon attacked and *ebaaie with very slight damage. On Sunday morning at an early Lour fire was discovered in the residence of Mi 1, F, Richardson, the inmates were unconsclons of the fact and bad in ve aroused, a young Porson who slept up stairs had to be rescued. A large portion of the furniture and other property was destroyed and the building was soon burned to the gronnd, 1t was handsome and very superior build- ing and comparatively new. We lcarn that there was an inscrance of $1000 but that wont cover balf the loss. We sympathize with the young man oa the large amount of loss and inconvenience octasioned by the fire. On T'desday morning at ah early hour fire was observed flickering over the fence of the Scliool Grounds when it was observed that the fence had caught fice from au ash box. This was soon extinguished, EE---------- Another Fire. We much regret to state that the School Houso of school section No. 2 Reach, Ver- non's School House, was destroyed by fire on the morning of the 9th inst. We are not aware how it caught fire. Of course the building was insured "the aw makes it imperative on School Trustees to insure the building and if they neglect to do £0 and the house get burned they can be made personally liable for the dsmage, The auctual loss to the section will be about $100. Sht------------ Still Another Firs, We learn that fire caught in the residence' of James Squelch Esq. Prince Albert on the 8th ost. We are pleased thatthe damage was light, thanks to the cnegery of Siose present. pr------ A New First, --We direct the atteation of our readers to the new advertisement else- where in this issue, of Abs, Piterson, &|4 Reig, tie. successors of Jones Bros, & Co. g to '8 busitess whose in is already f thoronghly a ished, and three active young mon-of ability, considerable push and a fair share of _ambi- tion will not let the business Tose ai any of those altractions which most recommend it to the public--Choice, Cheap and Reliable | on goods, The young men ask a contenuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on Jones Bros. & Co. and they are determined | to prove themselves worthy of it. We have pleasure in introducing the young men to the battle field of business. i Avoruer CaxbibaTe.--The publiewill be favorably known throughout this and the successful medical practitioner, has opened « drug store in Port Perry and invites all call. [See his Ady.] ------ A -- Foruax § Sox Kreeixe AT THE See their now advertisement they are pleased to learn that Dr. McClintonlong and | 'surrounding municipalities as a skilfal and au who wish reliable drugs &c.,' to gi him aly | thio Hotter ho is ant Tout Tom these kindly "feelings are watual b Pastor and people. Of this the Wick gregation gavd a contincing proof on evening of Thursday 3rd inst, 'This was t evening of the weekly prayer meeting at the Wick church, At the close of the services | 1) on that Yecasion and entirely unexpected by have the road running to Toronto in 1882.!y,, minister of his farifily, About ens hundr- ed of the congregation many with loaded "baskets and parcels of such things as are necessary to the full enjoyment of a surprise. social, entered the minister's residence mak- ing themselves at home and hd mat- ters generally for the fort fence of §ll present; and Sore a happy company is soon ably seated with their beloved Pastor and the amiable and much respected partner of his life nf their midst. All being now arranged Alex. ander Leask, Beq. rising addressed the minister on behalf of those present and in name of his' whole charge at Wick expressing the "strongest attachment to their excellent pastor and their lively apprecia~ tion of his prayerful, earnest an! not unsuccessful efforts for the spiritual prosper- ity of his flock, At the close of 'the ad- dress in the name of those present' be pre- sented the minister with a far coat, tap and gauntlets and & purse of money asking him to accept the same as a small teken of the high estimation in which he is held by his people for his faauy good gnalities as a man and a minister. Mr. Leask then prescuted a handsome cruct stand to Mrs Acheson as a tangible proof the high estimation in which she is held by the congregation The minister replied in most appropriate terms on behalf of bis good lady and him. self, ackngwledged the generous manifesta- tiop of the good will and respect of his people and hoped that an all ruling Pro- vidence wright so ditect the course of all, minister and people, as may best contribute to their present and eternal welfare and to the glory of Him to whom all glory be- longs, The remainder of the the time was spent in interesting conversation interspersed with choice music. In propcr time all retired to their homes greatly pleased with the evens ings proceedings This nobfe manifestation on the part of the congtegation cannot faii in being pleas- ing to the wortlry pastor aad family while at the same time it speaks well for the heads and hearts of his appreciative people. A Oommendabla Move. Mr Boultbee last week gdve fiotice of his intention to introduce a bill to amend the Scott Act, Mr. Boltbee's Act will be in substance bis amendment of last sossion, which was carried in the Commons but thrown out in the Sena'c, The new Act provides that the Scott Act shall not go in- to operation till enforced by a clear major. ity of the electorate, The success of the measure is assured in the Commons, and as the Senate seldom throws out a me wuie a second time it is likcly that the moasure will pass that body this tims, This is as it should be, no measure sub- mitt d to the vote of the people should be considered carded uoless a majority of the yoters give fheir votes in favorof the measure, Election of Officers. Ss £ ? The rogatar annual meeting of the L. 0. OouutyLodgeof N. Ontaiio was pursuant. to notice, held at the Orange Hall Canning-! tou, on Tuesday Feb. 1st 1881. 'Phe meeting wad highly successful in every particular. After the transaction of the business the election of officers was proceed- ed with'aid resulted as follows C. M., Hugh Wilson ; C. D. M., Wm. Shier C. Chap Rev J. A. Dowler; Cc Sec, M. MecPhaden; C. Tress, R, 8. Webster; C. D.C, Wm. Todd, On motion it was agreed to Celebrate the Anniversary of the Boyne for 1881 at the Village of Goodwood. A grand gathering is antici pated. The Annual meeting of the West Di L. Williamsbwg, on Tuesday Feb. 188 . After the transaction of the "ne business the election of officers for the: sunt year was proceeded with and resulted: as follows. C. M., James R. Reid, Newton- ville; D.C. M, John H. Dovitt, Cartwright ; C. Chap, Willian Henderson, Port Granby ; C. 8ec., Jas. Bingham, Tyr ne ; C. Treas, John Tamblyp, Newtonville; U, L., Jno. McKee, Burton ; C. D.C, Thos Underwood, Keudall. Boy's Keep ovr Tar SLEIGHS. --CAMPBELL~ #orp, Ont., Feb. 7th.--This afternoon a boy named Lora Eley, about «six years of age, met with an accident which caused almost instantaneous death, He and some others were amusing themselves by jumping on sleighs, and got on one loaded with saw logs. Jn a pitch hole the sleigh upset, and a log fell bn the boy, striking him on the head and fracturiug 'his skull. Dr. Byam was called but found life extinct. ---- Sesxing Justio~~The miners at Pendle- biiry, Lancashire, have decided to strike for an advance of 12} per cent. Fifteen thous- and miners are affected, and nine thousand mivers are striking in various ofher dis- | tricts, Toss o¥ Lvs. a Tho Ocean Steamer Bohe- mian went asbore on the Irish coast duribg the dreadful storm. Oi those aboard 32 were, drowned. Up to the prescat 21 of the crew, 'including the second officer, had been saved. Another survicar oan be seen ona reck arated from th ain d, but rll eflorty to rescue him sof 80 i bave failed. T boats have been capsized in the 'at Life-suving upparatus his been sent Tor "The steamer is a totul losy, the morning of the bth iust., without a sig in his 86th year. "From five iu the wn his death he was unconscious, doing ox extremely feeble, and the Teart's act le. He suffe:- bank uf band Tully spare sack met x hod: Tod years hence hence the towerings of his moster are to be more Wight appreciated than | o day. iD. | Hay parton . Cl sver Seed .. IS 12 A Wonio's Loss--The Great Carlyle died it eh tf A om -- Drill ey 'com ---- comes to you highly indorsed and recom- ive Organs, its certainty to relieve and cure Dyspepsia and Constipation, makes this re: markable compound a necessity in Cadada. The Company makes sample bottles at the iidig sou of 10 cents, to be had of SE Saves H. Iswiy, of Ute Creck; Colfax Co., New Mexico, says:--The "Only Lung Pad" has done more for miy wife than all ind gallons of Cod Liver Oil, French or Ameri- can, she has taken, or all the Doctor's Med- icines she hos used.--See Ado. -- me. W. E. Mian, of Bellvae, Ohio, says :=~1 bave been troubled with Asthma, ant re- ceived no relief until I procured your "Only ag the Asthma ,--See Ado. ------ BIRTH. At the Church of England Parsonage, Port Perry, on Sunday, 6th inst., the wife of Rev, J. Carry, M. A, incumbent of the Church of the Ascension, ofa son, In Port Perry, on Wednesday, 9th inst., the wife of Mr. Chas. McKenzie, of a daughter. DIED. In the 9th con. Reach, on Thursday, 3ed inst, Simon Lnther, fourth 890 of Mr, Andrew Williams, aged 18 years, 10 mos. and 14 days. The sudden and entirely unexpected death of so promising a young man created an excitement in the entire locality. De- ceased was a large, fine looking, estimable young man whose frank, manly nature, gen- erous sympthics and uniform upright man- ner made him a general favorite and much fntensifi-d the sincere feeling of sorrow at his loss. Deceased had been in the woods all day with one of his father's teams assisting Mr, W.S. Ross of the 12th con. Reach. In the evening when they returned to Mr. Ross' tesidence and went to put away their teams, deceased did not go to put away bis team but said be would go in and lie down a minute while the others were putting away the taws. = He went and lay down, the parties puf away the teams which occrpied a few minutes; and on returning to the house found the ysung man dead, It is needless to siy that a general feeling of sorrow pervades the whole lotality and the greatest sympathy is wmaaifcsfed for the afflicted family and mourning relatives. The funcral took place on Sunday, 6th inst, and was the largest scen in this locality for a long time, A funeral sermon was preached in C. M. Church, here, by the worthy Pastor, Rev. EF. Goff; but even that large church was not Deny large enough to admit all who wished to be pre. seut, The scrviees were truly appropriate, impressive and iostractive; and the strict and unaividel attention of that vast con- gregation went far to prove their high ap- prociution of the value aud importance of the eloquent sermon, At Salem, Mariposa, on the 8th inst. Mr. Hector Mclunis, aged 84 years and 2 mos. -- . The Markets. Osazaver Orrice, Feb. 10, 1881. Fall Wheas, . $102¢t0 L111 to 0175 to €1 08 113 0 90 Small Peas o g3 = ° Turkeys Geese .... RO wri DiS ° Ea83uaN33u33s8ed 3585358838538 8¢3 Boef...iin » Ducks .... Tallow per Ib, Svs oomoCunonreOono ° & 3g 0 5} to AUCTION SALE. pus "undersigned has d bas brea instructed by MR. ALEX. BROWN, To Sell' by Auction, on lot 4, in the Ist con, Reach, on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, 1881, The following valuable 8 ul HighGradeCattle First-class Horses, Bh ad Pigs, Farm Implements, Household Furniture, &c. 1 Mare fen years old, 1 Horse twelve years "2 Grade Cows in calf to a thoro'-bred 1 Grade Cow with calf at foot, 2 Grado ighs, v, 1 Iron Plow Walker's ler 1 Gang Plow, Port Perry roake, 1 Set Iron Harrows, 1 Cultivator, 1 Land Roller, 1 Land Harrow, new, 1 John- ston Reaper, 1 Champion Mower nearly new, 1 Sulky Hay Rake, | Hay Rack, 1 Seed 1 Watson make, 1 Horse Hay | Fork and Deion, 1 Iron Seufiler, J TFaunlog Miil, 1 chi, | Cutter, 1 Set wi Lung Pad" Tcan Tecomemend, It toany ose | mended, its wonderful affinity to the Digest- de By virtue of & Powor of Sale contained: § certain Mortgage which will be the Sale, the following property gage from John Wakelin. ade quarter of Lot No. 18, and the n quarter of Lot 19, in the 13th ie notin tue said township of Containing by admensurement 100 acres more orle The following improvements are be on the premises: About 50 acres cle having erccted thereon two frame hous wei The Tand is of excellent quality ; clay A stream running through it; oy] Nit plenty of good Ay bake any qu tity of bricks on the premises. about one-and-a-half mile from the vill Cannington, II desired the YO) wi sold in 50 acre Lots, p pony! 2 Terms. -- One. touth ofthegmithast. to be paid down on the day of Bale, the balance terms will be: made known ut the sale. For further particulars apply to JUNES BROS. & MACKENZI) Solicitors, Masonic Hall, Ps Ort Messrs. J, & DJ. ADAMS, Port Pe C. Dawss, Auctioneer. Toronte, Jun 27, 1881. AUCTION SALE ! - OF A VALUABLE MAUHCTUNGPAOPRTY In the Village of PORT PERRY, IN THE COUNTY OF oxTaRlor" mt (ts. puEgE will be sold on SATURDAY, FER'Y 28TH, 0, At One o'clock in the afternoon, ut the Walker House, IN THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY. By Virtue of » power of Bale contained In 8 certain Mortgage which will be prods at the sale; the following ng roperty unde gage fom Daniel . Taylor, Powers and Robert yf ns, ni 253 on the East side of Lilla street auc the South side of Kellett street in the' of Port Perry as shewn on a plan of the suid a ot hl aE 19, in the 6th coucession of the Town: Reacl b, by W. E. Yarnold, P.L 8., for Bigelow. which said plan ts filed Registry office for the County of on he The following improvements ase said Ao be" on the premises : A Planing Mill AND MACHINE SH! With Steam Engine and Boiler, and ¢ Muchinery suitable for the business. For the balance, terms. will be mads known at the sale, For particulars apply to JONES BROS. & MACK] Solicitors, Masonic r Or to Messss. JOHN & D. J. AD, C. DAWES, Auctioneer. TPoronto, Jan. 21, 1881," Donald which will be of Sile, there will be sold: by AUCTION, at SKINNERS Village In the Township of } On! On Monday; vi th FI The soil is heavy Acs are clea "area TERMS. ~Ono-tenth ¥of the o- money to be paid dowd on the day ¢ pa? pe ! '} |