The canadian gleaner, 17 juillet 1879, jeudi 17 juillet 1879

[" 1879 SUMMER FASHIONS 1879 Tailoring! Tailoring! Tailoring! ! J NEVILL, ia returning thanks to his numerous patrons for the liberal support given him i during the past 9 years, begs leave to inform them ! that he can still be found at all times, ready to oblige ' ull who may favor Lim with their Spring Suits, Walk.| ing Suits, Business Suits, Dress Suits, and Wedding Suits done up in first-class style and good fits warranted every time at moderate charges.\u2014 1 1journed to the grove, where the children been for some time, Here several hymns were sung and short speechos de- livercd, after which a most enjoyable tea Uhe Canadimn Olraner Mr WALSH and myself are the same as usual, and | mmm = work left with him or at my own bouse will bave my best attention at all times.| AY UP NOTICE \u2014Parties owing mê for work will sm HUNTINGDON, Q., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1879.$1.50 A-YEAR.| .JOHN NEVILL.oblige very much by paying now, as my hands , ei re Je | F 2 p village cannot be kept out of their wages for the length of Huntingd t t occunied by M tine that some keep me.Thage due bills over twélve months, if they do not settle soon, will hear of something that is not pleasant.12 months is the longest credit 1 can give any onc.\u2018 J.N, MUTUAU PIRE INSURANCE COM- | \u2019ANY OF TIE COUNTY y ; ans TRE No.113 St.Francois Xavier Street OF BEAUHARNOIS.| Montreal.\u2019 J,S.Archibald, M.A.,B.C.L.D.M'Cormick, B.C.L Mr M\u2019Cormick will attend the Courts in Beaubarnois, Huntingdon, and Sto.Martine.Jobn Morrison.For particulars, apply to W.W.DaLariEsn.Huntingdon, June 5.Insuring only Farm and Isolated property JHESIDENT\u2014Archibald Heuderson, Esq.Directors George Cross, John Ferns, Daniel M'farlane, Donald McNanghtou, Andrew Oliver, John Symons, and John White, Secretary and Tieasurer\u2014Andrew Somerville, Huntingdon, Agents\u2014William Edwards, Franklin ; Robert Middlemiss, Rockburu ; Thomas Clarke, Ste Philomène; Rubctt Smaill, Trout River ; P.Clancy, N.P.,and J.A.V, Amirault, N.P., Hemmingford; Malcolm Condie, Mowick; William Blackett, Allan's Corners ; John Davidron, Dundee ; I.T.Crevier, N.P., St Anicet; Arthur Herdman, Herdman's Corners ; John Bryson, Ormstown, and J.C, Bruce, Huntingdon.865\u201d Parties wisuing to insure theirproperty are requested toapply to theagents or Scerctary.tingdon.HARLES MARSHALL, CM.M.D.his friends and the public, that he has returned at his residence next Post Office, Huntingdon, TIME IS MONEY.father.RCHIBALD & M'CORMICK, Advocates Accounts for collection may bo addressed to the firm, Montreal, or M.S.M'Coy, Hun- begs to inform from the city, and will be ready to answer all calls for his services as Physician, Surgeon, or Accoucheur BEG leave to intimate to my friends and the public that 1 shall continuo the Watchmaking and Jwollory business in the old stand formerly occupied by my late laving secured tho services of a T AND UNDER COST, th: undernoted Goods | will now be sold for Cash only, at the following prices, during the great clearing sale now going on at WILLIAM Tumrp & Co.'s: Bright Refined Scotch Sugar only Tied ib: or 14 ths for $1.No 1 Portland Syrup 35¢ § gallon ; former price GOc.Best Fancy Soap 3c # cake.8 10e Best Brown Family Soap 5c # bar.+ 10e Eddy's No, 1 Matches 10c # box.\u201c 20e \\ 20¢ Fine Saltin bags 10c & bag,.\u2018 Good Japan Tea 25c # Bb.No.1 Whole Rice d4c @t.No 1 Salmon Tc § pound,.> No 1 Lobsters 15c @ can.\" luc No 1 Sardines 124c ## box.eee \" 20¢ No.1 Layer Raisins 8c th,.> 15c No.1 Currants 6c # 1b.10e Eddy's No.1 painted Pails 15¢.\u201c5e \u201c Washiboards 15¢.« No.1 Brooms 18c.PRIE 8 25c Ladies\u2019 White Cambric Haudkerchiefs 2e cach : former, price 12jc, Ladics\u2019 Shawls and Mantles at and under cost.; Ladies\u2019 Prunella Gaîters 50\u20ac # pair, former price $1 j Ladies\u2019 Lenther Balmoral high cut Boots 85e i pair; former price $1.50 Choice Prints, warranted fast colors, only Te § yard, 28 the petitioner be condemne Tadies\u2019 White Cotton Hose at Sc ¥ pair; former price iy the 5th range, submitted a jruces-ver-, 12kc.stablishi ni ., Gc .î Ladies\u201d Fancy Dress Goods of vvery descripticnmark bal establishing said water-course for ho- Mayor Long, and councillors McCaffrey, ed down below cust.i mulogation.cial statement bo received and adopted,'perintondent, with power to report or and that the same be published in the draw up a proces-verbal as the law directs, Canadian Gleaner.Carried.to be submitted to this council at its next The Report of John Massam, special regular session.Carried.; superintendent, appointed on the petition Complaint was made to this council by of Patrick Donnelly at tho last regular George Pringle, that the upper bridge session of this council, was presented to crossing the Cunningham and Biggar, called upon.the Board.brouk opposite the farm of John Purcell, Moved Ly Coun White, seconded by was causing certain impediments to the \"20 | Coun Walker : That the report of John'frco flow of the water under the said Massam Le received and adopted, and that bridge.4 to pay the.Moved by Coun Suellio, seconded by costs incurred in reference to the same.Coun White : That this council, while the | John White.special superintendent, ap- present bridge is standing, will seo that pointed at the last regular session of this Mr Pringle does not sustain any damage 25\u20ac; council, on petition of Hugh Tannahill, | from said obstructions.Carried.praying that a water-course be estallished | \u2014\u2014 across lots No.40, 39, and west half of 38, DUNDEE COUNCIL.Tris council met on Monday.: Ward, Stirrat and McKinnon, Moved Ly Coun White, seconded by, Robert Napier was appointed councillor (Coun MeNarland : That tho proces-verbal in the place of Alexander Canieron, who jrendered by John White, special superin- has left the municipality.tendent, be homologated without amend- Present, | H was served.A short timo was given for recreation and conversation, and then all who could remain assembled once more in the church.The evening session commenced at 7 o'clock, when a paper was rend by Dr Fergusson, the subject being \u201cA Model Sabbath School.\u201d The Essay was narrative in style and very interesting.The Model Suuday-school was blessed with a thorough-going practical superintendent, who was scconded and encouragod in his good work by a generous people who granted tho needful to sustain good literature and other helps for the Sunday- jsehool.After the singing of another anthem by the choir, Rev.Jas.(*.Wright was His subject was \u201cThe Duties of Sunday-school Superintendents.\u201d The writer claimed that the superintendent was but an overseer in the Sunday-school, and, as such, should have the oversight of all its workings and workers, but should not attempt to teach or preach to the school.very {rece and fair expression of opinion on these two papers was given by tho Rev.J.Patterson and the fev Mr | Myers.The next paper was read by Mr Thos.aire, the subject being \u201cThe Duty of Parents.\u201d The Essay was a good one and \u2018called forth lively discussion, in which the | Rev Mr Patterson, Rev Mr Hughes, and (Dr Fergusson took part.The last paper was read by the Rev J.CASKETS AND COFFINS.FJMIE undersigned has now on hand at Lis warerooms, Iluntingdon, a full assortment of Undertakers\u2019 Supplies, including Caskets and Coiling of all sizes, styles and prices.Also, a supply of Burial Roles, Coffin Plates, and other trinimings necessary.sé\u201d Prompt attention paid to all orders \u201cga A.I1ENDERSON.FUE prico for Auction, Soirce, and other ; Bills, at the Gloaner Office, is 81.75 for 25, aud $2 for 50.l\u2019artios at a distanco Ly enclosing the prico with order, will have their Bills sent by return of mail, postage paid.No abatement made from these prices.JAMES LOGAN, Watchmaker and Jeweller, a few doors west of the Post-Office, llantingdon, \u201c AM now well stocked with all kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jowellry, Plated Ware, Kel, &c., which I will sell at prices in keep- ine with the hard times.Repairs to Watches, Clocks, &c., done personally and on tho promises.\u2019 P.S.\u2014Over 20 years a practical Watchmaker.OTICE\u2014The undersigned begs leuve to 1 inform the public that he Las opened un office in the County building, village of fluntingdon, where lio will attend every Thursday, and remain while detained by business.I.I.CrEVIER, N.P.Huntingdon, Dec.7, 1877.T'he wnvarying Condition on whick each one of the folic êng Horses stond ès, that all easwaltis (0 Mar s wre at the sole rick of their Ow re.PRINCE ROY AT.FEYUILS puro-bred Clydo will stand this season, health and weather permitting, as follows : Mondays at Iluntingdon where lie will stay overnight ; Tuesday forenoons at Dowittville, going on to Durham, where lio | will stay that night and remuin until Thursday morning; Thursday forenoonsat Andor- son's Corners, nftornoons at Roekburn, where ho stays overnight; Friday forenoons at Herdman\u2019s Corners, calling at Atholstan on his way homo: rest of the week at his own stable.To insure 810.JIR WALTER SCOTT will stand this season as follows, health and weather permitting : Mondays and Tuesdays at his own stable; Wednesdays at Iluntin«don, remaining over night: Thursdays at Durham, calling at Dewittville on the way down ; l'riday foronoons at Anderson\u2019s Corners, aftornoons at Athelstan ; Saturdays at his own stable, To insure, 210; 2 mares from same owner $1).fONQUEROI will stand this season, thorough and practical Watchmaker and Jowoller from Montreal, l am now propared to do all kinds of repairs in that line.I shall keep constantly on hand a splendid assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, &e., &c.Thanking the many friends of my lato father for their very liboral patronage in the past, 1 trust, by strict attention to business, to sco all the old faces and a large number of new ones in tho futuro, E.D.IIexry, P.S.\u2014All repairs done neatly, promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay.ITüntingdon, Fob.26.FE.D.IF, FAUGH-A-BALLAH.THE TRUTH AGAINST THE WORLD.1TOCK and assortment of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Spices, Fruits, Fish, and General Groceries fully maintained.The choicest Congou, Gunpowder, and Japan Teas at the very lowest prices.Don\u2019t give high prices when you can got them at three- fourths the usual cost.A full pound weight of 16 ounces for less money than others sell the same quantity and quality.Don\u2019t be deceived by other concerns who pretend to sell you the samo article.If you desire really good, refreshing, nourishing, and cheup Teas, and General Groceries, go to the RELIANCE T' HOUSE ga The highest price paid for Eggs, Butter, &e.GEORGE Q.O'NEILL.Iantingdon, June 19.: GILT EDGED BUTTER.HERE is always an active demand for butter that is up to the gilt edged standard in quality and color, Much butter that is otherwise good sellsat a reduction of from one to five cents per pound, because deficient in color.When the color is not up to the standard Mr C.Turcotte, proprictor of tho Star Creamery, which took the tirst prize at the late International Dairy Fair, the well-known dairyman, recom.Good Heavy Grey Cotten 5c #° yard, former prive 10e NolCottonYarn $1.19ÿ##bundle of 5ths se 150 White Canton Flannel 15¢ 4 yard.u 30 All-wool Scarlet Flannel 200 # yard + 40 parties benefitted, Carried.Table-Covers 85.ua vos sas cases \" S1,50 -Cover John Donaldson, special superintendent, Beautiful gilt Motto Frames 25c each ¢ 450 inted at last recular sessi f thi Scotch Canadian & English 'Twecds at and under cost, j appointed at last regular session © US; dreat Bargains in Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Silk Ties, j council hy request of James MeCartnoy and Fancy Silk Handherchicfs.and James Freeland, to report or draw up Gentlemen 5 Cotton Socks at 5¢ I pair : former price | a proces-vorbal to make certain amend- | Gentlemen's Fancy Dress Shirtsat 25e cach : former : Ments to the Hall Creek Discharge proces price S1.00.verbal,