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fr^^r^r)*^'iy*v» â- fVp^i^ft' M«ll»OIII , l»| l l •tmm TflfWIMP ^ Kimmimmmmm """HiMIIO' * ' ' "'" '" i iiii nw i I »â-  ' SSSSS^Sm 9P March 4 11)09 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCK ,--' •7 F.T.HILL & CO., = Markdale i Convincing Proofs in Bright New Spring Goods This woek wc liavc |»lace(l in stock sonic very iioavy sliipnients of briglit, new <'0(k1s inclinlinj,' many new lines of (.'anadiau made p)ods as well as the latest pur- terns in American and Enj;Iish lines. We u ould ask you to .sec what we are siiow- iii" in the way of New ]'rint.«, New (in^uhams, New Mn.slins, New Dress Gooil.s, New Laces, and llie new spring styles in Shoes and {Mothiri{^. For thi.s season wo nre showing a very extensive range and the values never wore better. See the New Zenda Cloth In American Prints with the Bonlers, the Newest Thing on the Market Wi- me sliuwini! tli's week a new and diicct importiUioii of Aineiirau Pi ints cxlLd ZjnCm Cloth. This is h very fine clcth, fast C'lors .ind the iiatternu are ontircly now, l>ciiii,' represented in uil tlic new colors witli I r\n the f.incv I'order, the latest sljle on the iniirket. Kstr.i speciiil nduc per j»rd X\J\^ -MILLINEI^V MILCINEI^Y On Mond«y next onr Millinorj- I'arhirs will nj!!* M open fur spring trade with Miss Steiii aaain in charije. Tli« advance ^tyles for spring will then ho open for your inspeclioii. Kor early huyers who are not prepared to wiit for the forui'd openings we will I.e please<l t > show the new advance styles. I>. GRANITEWARE GRANITEWARF This is the last week of our Graniteware Sale, so if you wi.sh to take advant- age of the opportunity to buy Graniteware cheaper th.'in it can be bought whole- sale, be on hand this week. test would have bopn understood, but tlio lioldii.!{ (if Mr. Jackson up to con- uiuely and i-ontcmpt is resented by scores and thousands of good church I people who consider that they have as In lmhli^hpd every Thursday atvLOoirp i • i . . .1 â-  i 1 i\ /•. **'"""" ' .. . !i : niucli riplil to think as lias Dr. Car- (gUc ann-imif paid in aclvaiic-, ?1.5li if n-'t »«. I«ii.l. NKT ADVKKTISINO KATlvS 1 cfiliiiun (lihplay one year, titi> Half column one year, 830 t^uartci- column one year. 81"> Kortultfhtly chanRct if reziiirwl Ouotationt for tr»n»lont sdvertlsiuij will b« given on apiilicallun man, and who recognize the right to Rural High School Fully Organized At n mrelius; h«ld in (lie town hall on Friday afternoon Inst of trustees from GUARANTEEING BONDS. The proraoterrf of a railway from Mcaford to Owen Sound sent a big delegation to Toronto on Tuesday to ask the Onlaiio government to guarantee tlioir bonds. This bolts like a fair proposition and probably Mr. Whitney will look favorably upon it. Mr. Whitney will also be asked to guarautce the bonds of the Eugenia electric development company, which claims that the government is largely leiponsible for the delay in the de- veloping of their power, through the combiuing of Eugenia with Severn power by the hydro electric commis- sion. The proposition is that the government guarantee only $150,000 of these bonds in order to raise money to complete the undertaking, and we are informed that the member for East Grey will aid in the matter by his vote and influence. 1 he promotois of the Eugenia power probably undertook « greater financial tank than they im- agined. The works have been at a standstill for a couple of years past, and this seems too bad, ccnsidering the thousands of dollars that have alicady been spent upon ihem. We trust the gfivernment will see its way clear to helping the company in the manner suggested. A guaranteeing of the bonds can work no injury and will aid very materially an iiidusliy that is worthy of aid. t form an opinion on any controversial â- "'•'"''"'•-'""'' '""='^''""' '" "i* township, subject without having objecticnable | ;'."""^'^^<='''"1 '"K" "'"^'"l «"th a i<ir»l â-  , . , 11 ... I ..high School ill Flaiherioii and to ndver- epiihets hurled at them by men ofl ." . , " ^"""^ , , ,, . , , , , tise f or » ie«cher forthwith. To Arte- whom better things snould be expec- 1 „..• . ,. ,, ., , , , ,, , ,, nieai* t -wmhip will, therefore, belong ted. Those who carefully read lU-v ' ^e honor of hm„K Hr.t in the province Jackson's utterances will be Still more to iuauifunitc a rural hiRJi school. A ' Buiprised and pained that Dr.Carmau number of towns and villiiKes have had should c.\liibit himself in so niienvi- continuation schools for ycm-H, hut town- â- hipsectioniilmro fiili.;d heretofore to take up the qumtion. Jnupcctor Campbell able a light. But then he is an old man. and the idiosyncrasies of old age are probably upon him. We all I "'"^ '"'"'*"'"' "^ "" 1'"'"' '" hi» iniipso- decay, mentally as well as physically, No Change of Cars. : torwte so piiitahly situated for a demon- stration of the beiifKts of a rural liijili sihool. Hid there is little doubt that «uc- cesi will Attend it. At the ni.'etins on Friday Mr. T. (loiii|.4 to the iiorthwe.st liy the ('anadiaii jHenry wn'* ill the chair and Mr. J. I. Pacihc direct line. Trains make fast j Grahnni of Vaiideleur acted ns sijcrotary. time, no changes en route, no transfers or j n ^^, ,„,„^.j ,,y y^ j iig]\^^^^ ,„j. customs e.xaiiiinatioiis. The route 'H,nnd.-d by M. Thistleihwaits, that a' con- attractive and interesting. Being the, ,in,„^ti„„ cUss be commenced in Fleaher- s1k.i1 line, the ('. V. U. sets the standard t,,,., to be coinpo»ed of tht sections for h.w rates. Special settlers' tniiU|r„,e„(g(j „|j; . Nos. a, 6, 7, », Osprey Council. The council of tMpivy met at Fever- »h'iiii oil Feb. 2O1I1, accordiiiK to adjourn- ment from January 1 1 Inst. The mem- bers were all prt'«eiit. Minutes of liwl ineelinu wore read and adopted. Com- munication*, nccuuiits, etc.. wore read from.- Ontario liiidi-o Co., circular; treasurer fowimhip of MelmKthou, en- closure of ^4o, half of expeiidituro on town hue; Meaford Wheelbarrow Co., circular ; Sawyer & M.i»H«y Co., circular; Muiiicipil \Vo>lii, nc.ount S12I.8I, for •upplicK ; C. E. Noble, account if2, lial- loi box and lock; Dep.iitni:nt of .A,;ri- cultuie rigardiiii. the iis-seesmcnf of schooU, chiuvh. », etc ; county treasurer, list of lani'.d lialile to be gold for arrears I'f taxes in 11»0!» ; petition to Leaishitive .Assembly to amend Sec. C05 of Muiiiei- pil Act ; Auditors' report on acjounts of iy08 ; report of coniniiittc re t:e»»urtr's •eeurity ; I. Trayiior, account $40 re jjraiii No. 2 itid Menzle diaiii ; .lames Crawford, ro opcniiis toivniiiie t.>»prey and Collingwood ; Fred Brackenbury, &«kin'.> to i.nt sideroad between Itiver and Viotorin street, Fevershani. Orders were issued on the treasurer to pay Uobeit tjeron and J. S. DouuUies $10 each as auJitors, J. A. Kurnahan, treasurer, 94 .'i5, •.xchango ou cheques and cxpoiiscs paying county rates ; Ira Fyke^§2, cunTayins» Alfred Ro.'une to the bouse of refuse ; James Klliott and M. Gordon, S60 ^ach, salary as collect- ors ; Municipal World, $21.81, supplies ; C. E. NobU-. $2, ballot box and lock. Taylor- Buie â€" Tint the reeve aiid Cleik be instructed to sii^n the petition to the Le.{islative Assembly of Ontario to co-operate with the Mui.icipal Associa- tion of Ontario asking for the ameiidnieiit of Sec. CU6 of the Municipal Act. Taylorâ€" McCalluni â€" That thu account fif Isaac Traynor be laid over to the next ineetiii;^ of this council for fui-thor in- fortuation. McCalluin â€" Taylor â€" That the clerk prepare a lease of that part of I5lh side- road between Beaver ti/er and Victoria street, Fevarahain, to RIcbard Bricken- bury for 20 years, sulij 'cr to the termi- nation of said Irasa by "ivinc six months notice should the council want ir f > r public tiavel. McCallumâ€" Taylorâ€" That the report of the auditors on accounts of 1908 be adopted and that the clerk get 300 copies printed. liylaw No. 517, appointin}" road coin- niis.sioiiers for the current year, as fol- lows, was [Hissed : Div. No. 1, Archie Buie ; Div. No. 2, A. E. McCallnm ; Div. No. 3, John Thompson ; Div. No. 4, VV. L. Taylor ; Div. No. 5, E. W. Norman. Council adjourned to meet at SniK- harnpton on March 30th, next. service during March and Aiiril. agent for |i»rticulai's. Ask rtp. 10 and Mr. Masson of Owen Sound says there is no doubt whatever that the buildin^'of the Huron Ontario railway will begin this spring, but that it will bo a steam lino and not electric, as we have long been led to suppose. And thns the dream of riding from Owen Sound to Toronto 111 two hours is rudely Hhailcrcd. 000 The clerical tournamont that has been inj progress in Toronto during the past week has created intense interest throughout the country and the result may bo more far-reaching than cither of the contestants iinagin'- ed. It ia not in the piovince of a secular newspaper to offer opini.mson church doctrine, but wo may be ex- cused in saying that Dr. Carman's attack on He v. Mr. Jackson came as a painful surprise to many a man who lield the Dr. iu reverence for the work he has done in the past. It was uot so much surprise at tlie stand taken by Dr. Carman a^ it was the bitter, coiilcmptuotis, unforgiving tone exhibited throughout what we may call his eucyclical. A digiufiefl pro Honor Rolls. Uiport of Ceylon P. 8. for Feb., 1009. Class 4 jr- Myrtle Hemphill, Annie English, Effie Chislett, Bonar Balfour, Ijeiia lieyate, .1. .1. Pattison, Helen (lib- son, Austin McMiiUen, Melville ltutle<lge, Mary McMuUen, Percy MoLcod. Class .'! srâ€" .lohn Hempliill, Charlie Chislett, Forbiis Uutledge. ClaiH ,T jrâ€" Murriy Legato, Edna Mc- Loo.l, .lames McMuUen, Simwdon Mc- Class 2 srâ€" Lizzie Eniflish, Muriel Leg- ate, Artiel Love, Uoy Rutledge, Oiddeli McMnlluii, Class 2 jrâ€" \N dlio Pattisan, ' Pearl Whitney, Lizzie Ridley. Piirt 2 "Suiie MuClocklin. Part I -Earnio McMuUeii, Ji'bn Eiig- likh, (ieorgo Wbilncy, Percy Hemphill, Rob Rutlediie. Class A-- Angus English, J. C. Mo- Ijachlan, (leilie McClocklin. Average attetidance 2S P. McOrevor, Teacher. U. Carried Moved by M. Thisllethwr.ite, aecondod by \V. Huddy, that the taxes be levied ace irding to the assessed value of tl.a various sections intereated. Carried. Moved by VV. Buakin, seconded by M. Thistlethwaite, that the lioiird consist cf one trustee from each eectioti entering into an agreement for a continuation icho(d. Carried. A rosolntion was passed aiitlioi izini; VV. H. VVr'gbt to prepare an Hgreenient fur the various sections entering the federa- tion to sign. The date of the annual nieetinu was set ftn- the lust Tuesday in each year. The followiim gentlemen were appoint- ed as n board of trustees : H. S. No. 5, VV. .). Bellamy ;,S. K. No. 7. W. P.rs- low ; S. S. No.O. \V. C. Pedlar; S. S. No. 10. G. W. McKenzic ; S. S. No. 11, .1 . T. Cralisiii. T. Henry was !kppoinluil chainnan, and VV. .1. liBltamy secrehiiv. It was also moved, seconded and cm- ried that n toucher lie immediately advcr- lisud for at nn initial ealary of one thou- sand di>llari>. After a \otc of thanks to the chaiiinnii the inueting adjournud. Ui port of S. S. No. 17 fir Jan. and Feb. 190i>. The loimes in order of merit. Class 5â€" Edwin Smith. Fnd Ruhsill. Class 4 hr- Edgar Odisoii, Arihiir Cbnrd, *Hailey Plidlips, Einest Russell, Eddio White. * I Class 4 jrâ€" Annie Betts, Edgar Bi'tta, Edna Fisher, Nellie Fisher, AMio Mc- Dowell, Beta Fisher. Best in spilling, Arthur Chord and Hurley Phillips, etpnil. Class a srâ€" Lila Fisher, Rtt:k Betls. ClBfH3jr-*Ar.i>ie Pedlar, Ella May (liiiioe, Sam Fisher, VVessioSmith, Bertha I White. I Beat ill tpellinz, Lila Fsilier. Croup positively stopped in 20 minutes, with Dr. Slioop'a Oroii'p Remedy, (hio test alone will surely prove this truth. No vomiting, no distress. A safe and ploapiiig eyrup- ^0c. Si.U by all dealuis. Auction Sales, An auction sale of farm stock and im- pleinuiits will be held on hit, 2, con. 4, Osprey, VVedneadHy, Miirch 10, at 1 o'clock, when a larjje list of stock, etc., will liu offered. The proprietor has rent- ed Ilia farm and everything nii'st be sold, Win. Kaitting nuolioneer, Robt. Memsio Class 2 - Herbin Belts, Jiiiiea Lcitch, I proprietor. Violet Smith, Aiiio Porieoua. Lorno a sale of farm 8look and implements AtkiuMon, Frank White. Best in spelling, .lames Leiteh. will ho held at lot 21, cmi. 10, Osprey, on iThiirsday, March 11, UK)!), at 1 o'clock Part 2.- J,elta Partridge, Sarah White. |,,,„ j, .,^,^,.^y „„,, ^, y^.^^^^,,^ Part 1- Pearl P,.n.ouR, Irene «i.«iU., â- ,,,im„„ . \v„,. lC.„,iing, auctioneer. Frank Bolls,. lean Millaii, lUrl PorleouH. | â-  The oniH poifect in attendance fori The color lino is drawn very strictly in Lame Shoulder. Whether renultiiig from a i-piain or (rimi rbeiiioatic painv, there ia nothing no iiood for a lame sh' Milder a« C^haniberluiiiH Liniment. A|)ply it freely aiul rub the jiarts vigor<m»ly ai each aiiplication and a iitiiik cure ix cert tin. For aale by VV. E. UiclmraHoii. the two months. Average nttvndancc fer Jan., 22, Feb., 25. 'Essex. Riicnuso a colored teacher was for ,sp;)oiiitod in charge of « country school the majorily iif the white children lisvc L. Maidment. Teacher, been twilhdrawn. Division Court Division Court was held in Dundal'it on Wednestlay of last week when the follow- ing largo list of cate? was disposed of. Piviiick v. Sanderson and Hidliiigs- heacl. garnishee, claim 81iJ. Judjfuient for primary debtor for aiiiouiit. Stiiison V. Lever â€" adjourned. Williams v. Clin'on â€" Action for dam- ages on a horse deal. Judgment reserved ' but since rendered. The plaintiff is given 8:t5 damages and costs. The claim »as f..r $40. Plaintiir purchased a horse from defendant for ^115, and after'.varda c'aiined that the aniinal was defective. Tho case occupied some time, a nuniber of wiliiessses btiiiig hiuul. Smart v. Kaisledt was .iiljourned. McTaviah & Teeter v. Swanton. Ac- lion on account. Judgment $0 on counter claim. Heitman v. Connâ€" Action on account for S14.40. Judgment for plaintiflf for J8.40. Heitman v. Lush- Action im acccmiit f.r $07.44. Judgment for plaintifTfor 5^24. 82. Hawilton v. Hall -Aciioii on note. Settled out of court. Internntionid Harvester Co. v, CoegriO'. â€" Claim J153. l(t. Judgment for fiiU amount. l)i.\v V. McKechiiie Dow sued Mc- Kochnio for 9oO, bahiiico on contract. Judgment for SB. Hurnett v. McMurdoâ€" Settled out of court, I'origoe v. Clark and McKonna- O.ir nisheo. Judgment for ptiinary creditor against primary debtor, ^31.05, the full Binount cliiiinnd. Sinclair v. Purdy it alâ€" Contract. Judgment for full amount SyjJ.OO. McOrecor v. Copeman â€" Action on con- tract for ^33.75. Judgment for ^5 50. Brown V. Tiyon -Action on contract' ^81.18. Judgment for phiiiitill" fur glOl.63. Stilley V. Muiizieâ€" Action for damages for U tting water run on plaiiitifl''s propor- ly, for 800. Judgment reset ved. McCabe v, Boyd at al- -Adjourned. Tryon v. Brodie Action on cotniact tor $8.2». Settled out of court. J. & W Boyd. 6ctieral and lilardwarc nierebatits. FLESH ERTON - - ONT. • «^v KH^^^V I WE have made arangcraents with Messrs. Beldiiig, Paul & Co. of of Tor.inio, »horby we have engaaed their Miss Si-^-son.-t, whc is an expcit tcsthcr if Sdk Embroidery in its various branches, to cive free lessons in fancy «i,rk to any of our cust(miers who Wi.sh to take advantage of the op,iiTl unity. The free lessons will be given in our millinery show roians, beaining March 1st, and con- tinuini^ for two weeks. This is an exciHeiit opportunity foraiiyr.no who Ills a taare for fancy Woik and should not neglect to take advant- age of hours of lessons, 9 to 12 a. ni. and 2 to 5 p. m. FURS FURS FURS A.s the end of the season for furs is approaching wc have decided to s-ell the b;il.iiice of our stock -Jilt at prices without regard to co.-st. 2 men's Coon Ciats, regular $5.5 and 860, Xo. 1 stock at 845 1 only BuIg-iriaii;Ljimb, r.g j;j2, No. 1 stock at, 824 1 only Australian Bear, rog S17, No. 1 stock af ; S2o 2 ladies' A.strachan Jackets, reg ?3,5 at ^20 Caperines, Collars, Sable Muffs. Caps, Robes, Gauntlets, etc., at prices never before lie.ird of. (5olf Jacket* ill white, navy, cardinal and black, Reg, 82.25 at 817,5 " 6-1.75 " 81 25 Childrens bear skin coats, sizes 22, 24 and 10, reg from 8? 25 to 82.75, selling at ' 81.83 Men's Overcoats, regular 810 and 811, selling at 87.50 Men's heavy Rnbber.s, at prices bebjw cost. p Flour and Feed. ?r Wo keep on hand a full stock of Flour acd Feed including Feed Flour ^ Shorts, Bran and the fanif>u8 Five Rosea Flour made by the Lake of •i» the VVof'da Milling Co., Kewatin, ivery bag of which is guaranteed fif, if not satisfactory return it and get your money. p Hardware. • \Ve have a well assoited atctk of Hardwareâ€" patties conteniplaliiig ^ huildini! will do will to get onr prices Icfuo purchasing elsewhereâ€" 'JL^ also a nice line of stoves, tinware etc. In Sleigbs* BuaaKs* Oiadgons, l^arrows. Ploughs* ereatn Sep- arators and iUire Fencing HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY Heard's Carriage Works Farms for Sale & Rent 100 acres choice land, lot 17, con. 11, town- Khip of C)8i>rey. one mile from Feversbani. ijux^ baiiK bain, straw Klie<hulji>inin(7, linple- nifiit house, large frame dwelling Iiousc, good oroharvl and well, 47 acres f-ili plimjfhed, 10 JU'VPH ffood bush, balaiicu sot'ded down, well ft-nced. Ai»plv to Wm. DAVIDSON. Robroy. Ont. VavQi for SBle, containing one Inindred acrcB " uioie or IcsH. bt-inR lotH J41-142. con. 1. N." K. TovoiHo Hydi-nlmm voaO. obout cinbty aerca olenrtMl; babuice bu'ili. On tho propurty it* one (rnniu barn '.^i^hCy o.i (ituno baRtinent witb con^- Crete stabitnt; Hntlgnod iiuplcnient»<lied. Krmne ilwcllintj lionse, small orcbanl. two ^uod wulln. .\l«o two HpriLjjBon back tnd of place. Tlu*ro avo tliirty acreH fall plougbed, t\ve acres of full will at.Wfll feuced and in aKoodBiatvofcnU'vu* I tion. Thin is ono of the best farnin in tim | towiiHbip ai.i1 can bb bought right. It in Bitiiat' ' M'l one mile from I'leHherton ani) t\vtt miles I from Mark.tulf. Apply to ItlCHAKUSUN ( llUoH. KletiliDiton i Ceylon's ^eat T^arket. All kinds of fresh and smoked meats, head cheese, sausage, alwiiys ou hand. CASH PAID FOR HIDES. Jas, ^ceiockUn, T Ota :>4 and IB, oou. HID It, 1«) ucns, C.") cleared ^-' lU ftcres pasture, balance {;oud nn^li. llaru fux-'jO, drivinii Klied, i-ooti fraiiiu liousc. '2 wellt*. 1 acre of orehai'd ai.<l f^toiif) whII niiiier barn. .Shuhooii rivtireroaaes baolt nt faiiii; Well feiiuuil liiiJ in ^ood titate of cultivation, :t oiiU^i from I'rotou Stulli II. For torina agiiily on proniisos to J.VMKSH, V.\LIBi;.l'roton Station Por Hale elu'ap, oi rent, iiiiinediate t>OHHeHHion ' •I.ot.'W) eon, M, ArtiMoesiu, aliout 75 aert's ulear, eoiofmtatito lot* Itoimo niul franio tiani. Apply to t^ J- Spj-{ir.!e. I'lertiii-rtt^i, or Jolm J. ^^a^tio, ac.ost>ihu roa.l from siil.t lt>C. T Ota K J 8 and 0, t'on. i:i. In tlie towhsliip of •-^ OHpre.v, l.'tlacres, laif^e clt^arinR, sood frHiiie liarn and Ktul>li'», Rood dwullliiu and well. Al)- idy on tho inoniises or to IW. J. liKLI.AMY, I'lcBhurtou L^or aalo ehoap and on easy tunnn, rooJ com- t for table fiainn dwclUnit. Htablu and driving lioiiso, \vl»li tliiio villu^u lotn, ill Cuyloii, Uwel- lliiu well built and ftiiibbe^l and i.'ood beariig orchard on tlie liiopcrtv, Aiiply to W. J. Si'KoLLH, Klusherton 1,'or sftlo or rentâ€" 100 aciii farm, 1 aero of or- *â-  cliaril.lOacrt-Hbiiali iiiuliidiiiit .5 aetesl^aid wood, well watered and Kood fcncea. biick lionao, fraiiio bttru,".lj iiiilca from aubool and piwt oHice, :i mlloH from I'l-otou Siatioo. I'Vi- pvico nnii tenuH of aftle apply to Wui- Taylor, lot73-7t, con 1 iioitli of Duiliiimioail, Arteuirsia T ot« fv"), flC. ami 07, con .1 Aitemosin. 1:%0 neroH '-' nr> cloaiicl and under eiiUivation. all funcod two good orchanlB; larxe frame baiu, baaeiuent liarii and ontor frame barn U-l.sliO, fiauio dwell. InK, Tliia will tjo made a cood tliiuK for tlio liRlit man \V\ II. MoNAId;Y, lort:aw L'or n«nt -lot ;17, con 4, ArtemiHia, 100 n-oi us Ky • to !X1 clean d and in eultivatifin, <:oioforta'jlc dwuUitiK, bunk bain, atono stablim;. in a lli'iit clana settlement and wull wortliy th;i atteutiou of thoao roiluiiini! such. b..l. HPltOUl.F, Fleeherton r oi:l. con. tOkprev. ICO noii'S well tiuib..ri>,i .,' »'";••â-  »<"""• ^'"'•»»'l''> to 11, llpber»», Lady El Dorado Farm. Of SliortJiorn cattli. „ntl l.eiceater Hlieep BuIIh and lififum „n hand |oi Mile alsi, a miinlier of single and rose comb brown leghorn, »ud siiiRlecomb wbite leKhoin eoektiels Ud .'ta' C„n. X C1k». Statf .n.t Shorthorn Cattle for Sale. Lovinianand VViinplBB, tbo best or brcedine and (]iial.t". Pull, cows and heifers for Bale at reasonable prioca Lot 32.00D.5 CUAS. STAFFORD. Flesherton Herefords For Sale. Tliieu 1 i.lls tit for set vice, mid five heifers none lietter. I'ricra riflit, Vost Oftice, I'.otou Ntatn.n; farm half mile from Saumeu .1 unction. •I. &T. W.VTSON. VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE I'ho und.'isiBned bus a pcid * acio lot iu 1 ri eevillu for sale, gpntainiuK rouchcaat bouse . nood bail), ^-oo.i oicbard, two wells. etc Also a :i.«cre vacant lot near tbu station, iii'dcr enltivatiou. Tlioso lota iiniat bo sold as I am Icavioa or tlio west tbis sptiui;. Apply for terms, etc., to „ . .,, „ , â€" HEUf.KUT WATSON rilcevillo. K(d). y. liKXl. PUMP â-  MAKING U'oodon puin|i» niamifjcturod tlirouRlioub and rf|iiir» promptly mai satisfHctorily attended to. I air. Rjont for lhro« of thei best iron iminp nianufaclurera iu Ont»rio. A cJird dropiied t.. nie at Co.ylon P. O. will have my prompt attention. Your pHtion'ittii leapectfully »olioit«J. dAME^ A. McLean, Currie's Corner, Cey/on P. o. t m* "* â- â-