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the gate. Tt are ire E S. lered ir intentio; hazards. & revolver ts throuch Saw tw ite and ted AT It is announced that the Prem p | speak at Onuwflmaonw* Francis Fitzpatrick, the .‘ e stabbed McKeown, has been h v | acquitted. M M â€"_ Mr. Martin er, and on â€" ret h the window ‘ent to a vell. : 1t was too da recognize eit] he thinks he P The garrison at Winnipeg will d on the 3rd of Ausust. Uver ten T ndon M y mght about 11 o‘clock, ‘. opposite the Union Buryâ€" hawa, was .wnkenod_ by ag to force their way into th the window. He rose ... n prying at the sash with _ â€" sol. He spoke to them t u* effect. ‘They declared . > { effecting an entrance at â€" ,, ~ Martin went to his desk_ " id on retnurming fired two â€" : Manver H 1 $50,000 â€"_ Ihe City Conncil ef d a reward of $500, and the same city a further information that will z. Elliott, the victim rles riot, has so far reâ€" * to return to his home vel ind feet of snow shed cihe Railway have been m Ra im to the fruit trees and spring emity of Stroud, South Sim« wheat was completely thresyâ€" e glass in the village suffered «ay s poling on the M © county of Kent gives a namâ€" 3 in favour of the Byâ€"law. er Cumberland lately brought ‘lingwood a number of emi‘ ung from Manitoba in disgust. use of Commons on Friday, . wer‘s motion for the release of This ce rday eed t kett case the coroner‘y i a verdiet of murder own. 1 ow, upon whichone â€"> !, and both ran 08% ,,= > dark to enable Mr. _ __ either of the men thousard . Red mnson, the Grand Marshal Urangemen who attended . ut Montreal on the 16th, imonymous letter threatenâ€" Cuba in October â€" lisease and death. burnham ; also don and Guelph thousand Spa d five handred and fiftyâ€" part in the furcral procesâ€" Mr. Hackett. Over four : were Orangemen and the is, ete. ‘UUU to carrty on opposition let advocates. utiny in the Lincoln luded on Friday. Its Neelon‘s majority to would have been the for the robsery of the wion to inquire into clection Court papers wers was en a sustained byâ€"law granting $30,000 C 1 Ottawa Railway '-.: g <s were burned up,; nothing left of the cies in the hands of n that "it has now ive turned up in sition to identify nnounecing the d=â€" : steamer Pictow, ie 14th of Novemâ€" eqnently seen for ‘ / SCmuuned rum on ~ and five of their nsmb ®r attempt at tised for q]m-["in‘h I way Company with restles, ete., and fence wcessary to complete e between Woodstock U | | nraiay avening, I threw hir out. He ds. His wife wasm ©, but eseaped with | was hart slightly ; that the Ha lway will be of October. vire insurance 000) went up in : accidently ft ‘0‘ lhl'. tâ€"4 Hibbert, was up at Mameonaâ€" * scrap of paper ‘z last a barn on the mes . Cowan, North ed by lightning. The 1e Dumifries Mutual r $1.200, : notes and asâ€" l ol the senson was arket on \\‘M 1, of Fullarton.. The mes l’:nis, lll‘ ‘b r bushel. ctuallers of f t no all on ‘nl-'*, Tested in Monâ€" meerned in the St. Charles, omm being en ns agitate Peterboâ€" »* rejected b’ a vote been done by & Spanish AM:« mber had 1 till they for drawing + G. . uy s imprison an sh* “h 10 s amount npen.d ‘ § to fill the Toronty ~ <Â¥ Ezg« per doz. W'-\dr"drv. = Wool Hides ."* » . wuw.....â€".om=»:~, 4# Oite 500 Sheepaltime each........../.. 3”‘( 1 06 Th ks wall w ra siter Bntter per Ib.................. Duxpark, July 26, 1877 F'lour.)rrlm, lbs, at mill §3 25 to $3 25 Corn Meal " " .......... 2.00.to 2 00 Fall Wheat per bush........ 1 60 to 1 60 Spring Wheat " ......... 1 35 to 1 40 Oate * _ ........ O 85 to O 40 Barley * l......" 0 00 to 0 00 Peas * L...... 0 70 to 0 70 Harrrsosâ€"In Owen . éonnd'. on the 1l1th Taxx®r®.â€"In Egremont on the 14th inst., the wife of Mr. Wm. Tanner. Atrtos.â€"On Monday, July 9th, at Orangeâ€" ville Junction, T., G. & B. R., George Atton, aged 357 years. R.LVI_!‘!.â€"AI _l}roqk-e. on the Harrison, Esq., in her 22nd year, _ _ Lewts.â€"On the 15th inst.f at Heathcote, Miss Ann Jane Lewis, cldest daughter of_ Mr. John Lewis, 3rd line Euphrasia 1 M t lt eas hedc d d un to Martha, fifth daughter of Jomes Brown, Esq., of the Township of Egremont. *L *I < F2 l Dexcneteroâ€"CarEros.â€"In Guelph, on Tuesday, 17th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Davidson, at his own residence, 439 Woolwich street, the Rev. Thomas George Denchfield, Pastor of the Baptist â€" Church, Elora, Ont., to Miss Sarah Jane Cameron, of Harrisâ€" Faru®yâ€"ByErs.â€"In Owen Smmgi on the lith inst., by the Rev. J. T. indley, M. A., Mr. George Farley to Miss Barbara Byers, both of the Township of Sydenham. f Harperâ€"McCavieyâ€"On the 11th inst, by Rev. B. J. O‘Connell, St. Mary‘s Church, Mount Forest, Mr. Phililip Harper, of Arthur township, to Miss Rose Ann MeCanley of Egremont. Quixyâ€"DrEax.â€"At the residence of the bride‘s father, Amabel, on the 11th â€"inkt., by the Rev. Chas. E. Perry, Mr. William Quinn of Owen Sound, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Dean, _ Monsowâ€"Browy.â€"At the resilence of the bride‘s brotherâ€"inâ€"law, on the 9th inst., by the Rev. J. Morrison, Wm. Morrow, Esq., of the Township of Melancthon, Fisitk®.â€"In Shelburne, on the 19th igst., the Ri'c_qflflr.[l!. Fisher of a son. . } ‘TaNX®®.â€"In Egremont, on the 7th inst., the wife of Mr. Wim. Tanner, of a son. JeÂ¥FERY.â€"1n Shelburne, on the 12th inst., .. the .wife of Mr. R. W. Jeffery of a * daughter. Accivext.â€"Wednesday morning | last about 5:30 as No. 3 train from Palmerston was within about two miles of Fergus it ran ever a man named Charles Burt, a farmer from Garafrata, but who has been residing in Fergus this summer with his daughter. He was lying with his head on the rail, his body being on the Bank and covered up with some brush. He had something over two hundred dollars on his person the day before, and was seen in company with some strangers, there being a good number in town drawn by the show that was there. When found his money was all gone. Whether he had strayed off that wayâ€" which is not likely, and is not in the diâ€" rection in which he residedâ€"or was taken anp the track, robbed and stunned and then wlaced upon the track so that the passing train would rum over him, is not known ; but it is feared he has met with foul play. Much sympathy is felt for the friends, he being well {:uwn and respected. An inâ€" «mest was held on the body of the deceased and on Thursday evening a verdict was returned by the jury to the effect that he eame to his death by being struck with a locomotive. No blame was attacked to the employees of the railway company. Presextatros to Revy D. J. Macpoxâ€" NELLâ€"The Rev. D. J. Macdonnell, of Teronto, on his return to his congregation was, on Thursday evening, presented with a pn‘pit’gown, and Mrs. Macdonnell with a beautifal clock, besides several ornaments. The presents were accompanied with a feeling address. Mr. Macdonnell, in the course of his reply, _thus adverted to his ease, which was nm settled at the late General Assembly :â€"1I am satisfied that the experience of the past eighteen months hirs not been without bencfict results. _ I think I have learned one lesson â€"not perhaps a very lofty, but still a useâ€" ful oneâ€"that of wise reticence in regard to points on which I am in doubt. _ I trust I whall be a more accurate thinker, a more curcfal speaker, ahd therefore amore care» ful preacher, than I might otherwise have been. At the same time you need not fear that T shall be afraid to express my conâ€" vietions about truth and duty, or to declare boldly the whole counsel of God so far his Holy Spirit riay enable me to under. stand it. sort of a patent concealed about their perâ€" sons by which they could not only build a railroad aeross the continent by telegraph, but that they could do it without first making a survey.â€"ML. Forest Bikami ner. even thought of s The Government promised AM‘ a sadden lll;aâ€"ouâ€"â€"(;!_on;-::; Mr. Sendford Flemingâ€"at !tâ€"-q';fi have been ‘ltflflly surveying a route for the Tak Prcivic Rattway._â€" recent Conservative den John Macdonald and Dr. that, if the Conservative had still been in power, th Reilway, would, have hee The Comhlév;’dminfl to remember, promised to in ten vears. and this + Forest, by theâ€" Rev. Dondld i-‘rlIt M. A., assisted by Rev. Alex. Macâ€" gillvary, _ John ~ Macdonald, Esq., Deputy Reeve of Glenelg, to Miss Catherine Maclean. daughter of Hector Maclean, Esq., of Glenelg. at the St. Andrew‘s manse; Mount !"_orq‘. byth‘_ Rev. Dondld i‘m&, DUNDALK ‘ay, would, have hbeen h’h by yow. ‘ouservative Adnfim'lhifioi.‘it is well ~~»~‘smvre aAdministration, it is well ember, promised to build the road years, and this, too, before it had thought of such a thing as a survey. Macdonald and Dr./Tupper intimated sescssscssssscecc««« 11 00 to 12 00 aversusvartrcrecerce‘ A6 OO Htt CoOUr MARRIED BIRTHS staff of nu;nyon' with laad that they had some 0 28 to tive Administration % the Canada Pacific 0 17 to 0 18 0 15 to 0 15 0 70 to 0 70 8 00 to 10 00 0 90 to 1 10 ter of Win. 5th inst., June 21, 1877. The best Comynmuthhavnunp. Tnas Oupest Fire Issurasce and Moxer Loax Acexcy in the Towssnir. Conyeyancér, &c, JOS. McARDLE, AND FAMILY RECIPES. Dundalk, June 20, 1877. yâ€"21 #».Special attentiont p;nd to the D‘I'spensing Physicians‘ Prescriptions DUNDALK Medical Hall‘ On easy terms. Apply to HENRY GRAHAM, Dundalk, or R. H. Bowrs, 26, Wellingtonâ€"st. , East, Toronto. To‘nship of Proton AGENTS. $§5 A DAY selling the Miracurovs Pex, _ Writes with cold water. No ink required. Lasts one,year. A perfect gem. Sample 10 centsâ€"three for 25 cents. Catalogue tree, Address, MONTREAL NOVELTY CO., Montreal, Que. 23â€"y. The above business will be carried on as hereâ€" tofore by J. Rebertson, to whom all debts owing said firm are to be paid Dissolution of Partnership The partnership heresofore existing between The partnership heresofore existing between the undersigned ‘Tinsmiths, Dundalk, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent, A. LITTLE, J. ROBERTSON. Twelve Thousand Dollars of Private Funds to Loan, in sums to suit Ifipllen’nu. at a low rate of interest, on good Mortgage Security. Apply to JAMES LAMON, C m hh ftc stge. tom ces d At.tomex-_at:hw. Dundalk, July 26, 1877. 26â€"+ Dundalk, July 25, 1877 Eggs, per doz...... Potatoes, per bag Turnips, per bush Hay, per ton...... Fall Wheat, per bush Spring Wheat * Barley, 4# Onts» t Peas, e Dressed Hogs, per 100 lbs Butter, rolls, per. lbs........ * tub dAITY,.c..ce02e0.000+ Wool per lb.. Sheep skins... lAmE; Skins... Hides per ewt June 27. 1877 Barley........» Pegs........T... Butter.......... Wool Onts NEW ADVERTISMENTS. Paints, Dyes, Patent Medicines, and Proprietory Articles of the choicest quality, at lowest prices. Fall Wheat. ... Spring Wheat Flour FLOUR. t "‘ w _ _ piL _ 2|00 200A# AG el shai ~«Rrrse O Tt 1 NT O IS (Â¥"IH €Cy)I k GRASS SCYTHES, SNATHS, RAKES, SCYTHE STONES, FORKS, &c., Residence and address _ ______HOPEVILLE,§Co. off Grey. Lot 28, Lot 42, Lot 40, Lot 21, FOR SALE. and Village Lots For [Sale. FLESHERTON MARKETS. $12,000.00. The following Lots in the fone‘strictly private. TORONXTO MARKETS.‘ Toroxto, : July 25 , 1877 A constant supply ot FLOUR, MEAL, SALT and BACON sold for Cash only. +3 in 1,025 Best : Cured" C.""C." Bacon, t in the Queen‘s Bench, the 10th Concession, Fuesuzrtox, July 28, 1877. eerersectercencs .Â¥ OC to . 64 evcuseccessccess .. & GG ho . 1 66 CrervtvStuate «+ * B to * 156. snssssesse..s... 0 40 toâ€" 0 50 1..0u.. avit.... 0 75910 0 15 asussunsensscus« O BC ho C X7 rrersineccescses . & ID 60 0 15‘ evrtecsiranst uen .. CÂ¥ UR 68 Y AJ 11th 4th 8th 13 00 to $155 to §1 65 1 50 to 1 55 JUST RECEIYVED, AS)XC, 6 50 to 20 to 17 to 15 to 58 to 85 to of which will be sold at low prices. Call and examine stock. kindly places it within the reach of all. ‘The secret and Preventive will be sent to all who & it? sending name and address in :‘K‘:‘L one dollar and postige stamp enâ€" lt.rh-::nb.ol its dofl'oci :; a p}o;lnfi;::l, the subscriber now ; the workd.te uce a mote “g "\..P:g!': potatoâ€"‘bdg preventiâ€" tive than he now offers to potato growers, and Aiter a careful and thorough inve-:iintion on the nature of the bug and a practical demonâ€" stration of its effect as a preventitive, the The only reliabie potato bug preventitive in the world, no ison to handle, no money .. *A "Qb"?nuyu tor| C AL®D Tog Mx@rpamiitf o1 B P Residence and Officeâ€"Next the Photograph A few choice Farms for Sale MONEY TO LOAN at Eight per cent! on his premises Owen Sound Street, near the Begs to inform the inhabitants of Dundalk and vicinity that he has on hand and forâ€"sale Conveyancer, etc. May 10, 1877. Firstâ€"Class klour constantly for Sale at the DUNDALK GRIST MILL Warranted as good as any offered in Dundalk, and Cheaper. Also Bran, Chop, and all kinds of Mill Feed. k Dr. C. STEVENS, D.&.F. _ 23â€"y Box 80, BrockviLus, Oxt AX oLd Prtystcta®, retired from active pracâ€" tice, having had placed in his hands by an East India Missionary the formula of a Vegetable Remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh and all Throat and Lung Affections ; also a Pmitinn:fikmlicnl Cure for Nervous Debility and «all Nervous Complaints, After having thoroughly tested its wonderful curaâ€" tive powers in thousands of cases. ‘cels it his duty to make it known to his suffering felâ€" lows: Acturted by this motive and a conâ€" scientious desire to relieve human suffering, he will send FREE OF CHARGE, to all who dcsire it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing and successfully using. Sent by return mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. o w aoih 40M ce Dundlak, Feb. 23, 1877. Mr.cP.o WHITTLE! The subscriber offers for saleâ€"Lot : No: 30; 3rd Con., N.E., New Survey, Melancthon, 100 acres, about 2 miles from Dundalk. About 14 acres cleared and fenced; the balance hardwood and cedar, Titleâ€"patent from the Crown. Application to ‘be made . to W Crown. .~Application to be made. to_W. NETHERCUT, on Lot No. 32, on the 3rd Con., New Survey. TOYS, FANCY GOODS, CONFECTIONERY, «. 10(t SUMMER DRINKS, SYRUPS, ORANGES, GINGER BEER, CIDER, Canned Fruit, & THOS, McCAULEY, Sr. Dundalk, Apnl 5, 1877. *y10 W. NELSON, CONSUMPTION CURED. Melancthon, June 28, 1877 Flour! Flour! LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD. Refreshment Rooms, Farm for Sale, Also that he has openedâ€" new Good Family Flour for sale STATION, â€"+/~~ Dandalk, TO POTATO GROWERS. a fine stock of T.‘B. °L GRADY, Bugs ! t 15 i _ Maxwell, April 12, J877. WOOL,.s ~~© The highést w‘_Mm&Nifl etc., any g&nfiw of Wool left at his Mills. Also that he has in Stock a Large auantity The Subscriber wishes to intimate to the inhabitants of Osprey, Townships, that Eu’u Osprey WOOLLEN MILLS, notto, and he now flings his banner to the breeze, notifying the inhabitants of Proton, and surrounding Townships, that he has purchased the Carding and Fulling Maâ€" chinery formerly owned by Mr. J. J. Middleton, and has fitted them tz;:x firstâ€" class style, and is now reu?.lnr Cardâ€" ing and Cloth Dressing, and hopes by strict §ttention to business and good work, to merit a share of public patronage. Havâ€" ing had an experience of over twentyâ€"five ‘years he has no hesitation in saying that all work shall be warranted according to quality. . The following ‘gentlemen can testify to his ability as a workman in the past: Mr. H. Graham, Merchant, Dunâ€" dalk; Mr. J. Agnew, Conncillor, New Surâ€" vey; Mr. W. Hoskinson, New Survey ; Mr. J. Nixon, New Survey. Those from a distance calling early in the morning will Sit their, rolls, home, with them the same ay. 4J 0 VW aah.l Jâ€" 106 a JAMES McM. REID. Dundalk, May 23, 1877. 1 PROTGLAMATION! Wool Carding C which will be sold at moderate prices. Leads, the onward movement forward in his motto, and he now flings his banner to the Fullâ€"Cloths, Tweeds, Flannels, Blankets, Stocking Yarn, Filling Yarn, &e., Cloth Dressing. JAMES McM. REID NONE BUT EXPERIENCED WORKMEN EMPLOYED, Cloth Dresszing! Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Dyeing, The subscribers beg to inform the inhabitants of South Grey that they are prepared to exeâ€" cute all orders in J. CamErox, J. TOWNSEN D. Dated at Orangeville, May 23, 1877, The "Advertiser" will be carried on by F. Monro, and the "Dundalk Guide" by J. Towrsend. REAL ESTATE SECURITY, in sums to suit borrowera. Apply to Witness or te Dissolution _of; I’a*rtnAe;slTi}; THEundenigned have dissolved partnenhfp as printers and publishers of the "Orangeâ€" ville Advertiser," by mutual consent, Payment with be required down, and balance from Being composed of Lot. No. 198, in the 2nd Range, Township of Proton, contaming 56 acres, about 46 cleared and in good state of cultivation. There are good comfortable buildâ€" ings on the premises, a good orthard, and conâ€" venient to church, school and market, being only four miles from Dundalk, T., G. & R. interest at 6 per cent. Mesars. Lauder & Proctor, Torontoâ€"st.. Dundalk, June 6. 1877. cm Toronto. Money to. Loan ! Apply to _ ALEX. STEWART, Se., June 19, 1877. d.21* Inistioge P.O, . ASrdlalfao‘r WssonIMmMEenN1 or SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLâ€" LARS TO LOAN We have on hand a large stock of oolen Factory. FARM FOR SALE. facture into all kinds of JOHN McDOWELL, Dunddlk, in firstâ€"class style, FLESHERTON MAXWELL. ALSO, " ONTARIO ARCHIVESs * TORONTO F. MONRO. J. TOWNSEND. i 17. Corner of Qneen and ... Dundalk, May 3, 187. ~Farms for â€"Sale. M We have a number of Giood FARMS for * Sale on casy terms. Call at our Office. k/ Ieroma@® ___ ; DundelKk, April 5th, 1877 The subscriber is prepared to offer his serâ€" the mama.. ai Wakarge t . igadnt Dressed Lumber and Flooring Always on Han Remember the Stand, the Shop nearly opposite the Post Office, Main Street, Dundalk. CROBS & HICKS. Dundalk, April 12, 1677. yli The jundersigned Joow O thtGrye the inhabitants of Dandaik and surroundi try, that K Y * * : y fii’yl}t:ovmnfuhrhgaflkindlo( ding soun Encourage Home Manufacture i1IVS ICTUL THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR BUTTER, EGGS, CORDWOOD, TIES, &e. CALL and SEE his PRICES. Lower ‘thiain. Ever Before Summer Goods "%>* next 30 days REMARKING ALL HIS GOODS TRADE SALE! A choice lot of Bacon and Hams for Sale cheap for cash. Notice "to thePublic: CLEARING O U T rds, &¢., 4c., at the shortest notice. Furniture repaired with neatness and dispatch, Estimates given and Contracts taken for all classes of Buildings. STAIRCASE WORK AND HANDRAILING A SPECIALITY. Orders Solicited. _ #2"Undertaking attended to promptly. ® Doors.,. Fhfgp)es, Lounges, Couches, Sideboards, To make room for FALL STOCK. Would inform his friends that he has just commenced D U N,D A L K. 1}$ Nad Ling THE BALANCE OF HIS which will be found He is anxious of D, DAVIDSON. tare will be kept in stock and at low rates. Undertaking will receive special attention, and at low rates. A nicely trimmed Coffin, fall mounted. for ten dollars up to forty dol. lars, The cost of the Hearse to Dundalk or NOTICE.. _ hb‘flmâ€"l-p';u shop in h Steam power and latest maâ€" ih‘lt a general stock of Furniâ€" Keoen in aiymmg A MOBT APPROVED KINDS. Can depend npon being satisfied by leaving us their orders. BEST STYLE OF THE ART is now fiitted up in the very best style, and Job Department. T HE Large Circulation and contain®‘ a vast amount of interesting F OREIGN AND 38 G6OLUMN PAPEE "DUNDALK GUIDE, Possesses Great Facilities "Dundallk Guide " Dundalk Guide The STATION, JOB WORK Promptitude The office is turnished with READLING MATT B R, FAMILY Ex PO8STAGER FREE. Axp wirmtas GREATEST should subscribe for the Price $1.00 rer Axxum WOR K . for doing all kinds of Opposite makes it an excellent 118Ds % .. CA All who waut a good MARKET REPORTS, 4 OF THE LATEST IN ADVANCE,. DUNXDALK, THE EDITORIA L8 .