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--E ADY. WALL PAPERS HANDSOME PATTERNS AND OJIE;AP. All the newest novelties for Ceiling and Side . Walls. I also koop an assortment of dred years after their predecessors h ad been d ispersed and dispossessed of theh: property, had n 0 right any way as h ;iirs to the est1;1tes,~ If this was general, why all the church lands of Great B1itain, Germany, and other coun tries could be claimed on precisely the same grounds. These people had not a shadow of either legal or moral claim. They had no connection with the 8ociety of Jesus of the past century. and were only · connected with it by adopting the same name. They were not their descendants, and had no right of existence in Canada dt all. The $400,000 was not to come from t.he sale of t he f.s tates, but was set apart for the use of the Pope from any moneys b elonging to tho Province, and then the Lieutant-Gover nor . .wa11 authorized to sell the property, the receipts to be d e voted. to any legitimate purpose pertaining to t he Province. He aaid that he h oped the Protestants of Quebec would refuse to accept the $60,000 granted them by this infamous Act. Every Catholic country in the world had abolished the Jesuits. He believed in the separation of Church and Stat.e,and this principle was Yiolated in 't he Jesnit Estates Act. (Cheers.) This was also a roost objectionable feature of the bill, and one toward ·wliich every moral influence should be directed to re· str.iin, although they could not call upoa the Government simply on thie ground to d isallow it. The most objectionable thing was that a foreign potentate was asked to give his permission to P. British Government to legislate, and also asked to sanction the legislation. l e was not enough to say this was an insult to Her Majesty, it was totally inconsistent with the stability of good government in any country and a violation of the Brit.ish Constitution . This bill affected the people of the Dominion from end to end. It was 11ot a Provincial question at. all. The tea.tare~ of bhis Act brought it directly with in the jurisdiction of the Dominion Government. The Act was entirely unconstitut ional by Acts still on the 8ta.mte Book, and even if it were within the jurisdiction of the Quebec L egislature, the Dominiou Government was competent to disa.llow it as an injury to the majority of the peo· pie of Oa11ada. This movement was a cillm, deliberate, and intelliger.t mo vi~ ment of the people of Ontario. and of the Dominion, for an assertion of l;h eir civil and religious freedom for t.hemselves and their children, and also equally for their Roman Catholic friends iu every part of the D ominion. FINE ENGRAVINGS. See my Show Window. Pictures Franied AT LOWEST RATES. til"'ONE PRICE ONLY. J ohn Nuno, of the 16th Regiment, Pr6sident of the Army and Navy VetE'r ans' Sociti ty ; F. J. · R obi11sou, of the R oyal Scots, Secret.cry.'fre,1surer, o f the S ociety ; Capt. T. U. Bridgewater, 8th Royal I rish Hussars; W.J. Horton .8th Royals ; Thos. Thompson., R .A.; .J ease Butler, R oyaf Maines · James BM~n, 81st Loyal Lincolns. Chas . .Wil8on, 42nd Black Watch ; Alex. Watson, 71st H ighland Light Infantry; W. Ellingsworth, 'llst Highla nd Light lnfa11try. W , ]!'raser, R.A. ; Alex. McKay, King's Own Borders ; Ia.a. Freeman, 2nd Bat t. Rifle Brigade, a nd othars. · This was their first march out 11ince the or gauiza.tion of their Society two years a l(o, and they were so pleased with their reception and vis it that they speak .ef haviug an annual ouHng in future. Shortly after their arrival in town they held a special meeting in the S . 0. ]\:. Hall and initated three members into their Society. A remarkable incident in this connection was the meetinl( of Serg t. C. Wilson, of the 42ad Black Watch and Bro. Henry Conlan. R . A . · of this town, who were t.ogether on the boat. from Bnlsklav11. to Kertch, during t he Crimelln War, in I856 a.ad had not met before since that remarkable oceasion. AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS. Hurdle race, 150 yar ds.-1st, $2, R. Sparks; 2 nd , $1, Geo. M11nro. Cant rm r;i.ce, 100 ya rde.-ht, box of c igllrs, T . I<'. R ichardson ; 2od, box of candies, Geo, E . M ti;v nard, Bo wm anville. Game of quo it~ . -1st, pair .,£ hoots, B. H . H ow1ird, Ced!!.rdale ; 2 nd, $ 2,N orman S ouch; 3rd, $1, R. Coryell, Whitby. In the evening a grand concert wa~ held in the Drill Shed, when th e following pro· gram was presented : Selection, by the D. 0. & P. Co. Rand, S nng, " Bonnie Sweet Bessie, " by Miss Ella Scrim{ler. S ong," My B rand Now ' T ' Shovel," by '.!.'. O. Monaghan . Whistli ng Solo. "Mockin g B ird E ch oes," Miss ;'\If ay M cCormack. A short, spicy reminisceui.; · of the charge of the L ight Brigade at th" tlat tlo of Balaklava, by Capt. B ridgewa rer, who was in the charge of t he gallant S ix Hu nd red. Song, "Oh, Ni>(htingale, " by M iss Ella Scrimger. Comic song ; " I'll Place lt In t he Hands of My S olicitor," by 'f. 0. Monaghan. Wb istling song, " Rippling Hill Polka, " by M iss M ay McCormack. Grand concert waltz, by D . 0 . & P. Co. Band.. Reci t~tiou, ·· The M"m bers from Sawbuck Arkansaw L egisla t ive," by T.0 . Monaghan. M r. James Maitland was piano accompauiet. THE V ISITORS BANQ U ETTED. L ·o ok. Rt!t1d. Great Clearing Sale! During the present month we are going to off~r all of our large stock of P. Trebilcock. Bow:M:ANVILLE, MAY 29, J 889. JESU1'1' AGGRESSION. It.hu been stated by a Quebec journ~l that the majority of respect:1ble, earnest; thinking Protestants take no stock whatever in .the present agitatiqn ovPr t.h <> Je1uit E ·:tates Bill and the refusal of tha Dominion Government to disallow it, a11d that the Pope.ry crusade is ·c arried on by " mouthing manikins " of intolerance, while C>1.tholic men and women everywhere are p ursuing th&ir avoca.tion1 with tra.nquil uuostentation, minding their business, giving offence to none, and gener · ally doing their duty as good citiieo11,and t&.ey constitute nearly one half of the p0pulation of Climtda. ~o faii;-minded man who reads the ~rovineial new1pa.pera can truthfully ma.ke such ass51rtion aa the tirat clause of the foregoin~ se ntence, b eol\use the most reapectab;e ttnd earnest and bebt thinking ~en in Or!tar io are taking part in thiB agitation, but not in tho sen6e that the journal to which we refer would lead "its readers to unde r·sta.ud. Those who are opposing J esuitbal aggression do not eeek to encroach upon or interfere with the religious rights of R9m~n Catholic fellowcitizens ; ou tha contrary, they. are willing to ;;.llow them every civil right which they claim for themselves, but not greater privileges . Neither a.re they "mouthing m;mikins " of intolerance, nor disturbers of the peace. They are simply resisting the encroachments being made upon their righti1, which as true Briti& h subjects they cannot nor will not tolerate. The interferen..e dues not lie with thuse t aking part in th ,a ·crowi ~· g agitation, they are oppo6ing t he unconstitutional a nd therefore illegal i<.. t ,·rfer·ence of Rome in the civil affairs d this Dominion. Again, it is not a cruse.de a~ a.inst the Church d Rome or Roman Catholics. Short.ly after one o'clock the crowd bev,an t o assemble aroui;d the band stand on the market square. Canton J. W. Stebbins No. 2, the .Army and Navy Veterans, Canton Bowmanv1lle N o.11, and the Sone of Engl1 m d were marched up to the front of the stand. Mayor Younie in a few words welcomed the American visitors to our town. Capt. J. C. Moore proposed thrtie cheers for the Queen which were lustily given, when the 54th Band played the National Anthem. ' Chevalier T. C. Je ~ ell read the following addreas of w~lcome : T e>. the Commander.t Officers and Cheva!i~rs of Grand Ocmto1 1 J . W. S tebbins, I. 0. 0. F., Patriarchs Militant. CHEVALiERS AND BRETHREN.-We, the officers· and chevalierd of Canton Bowmam > 'J'ille, No. 11, hail with extreme pleasure and satisfaction y our presence among us to-day, and unite i n tendering t o yourselves and ladies an Oddfellows' welcome on t he occasion of your first fraternal visit as representatives of the Grand Army ©·f Patri~ rcha Jl1ilitant sitllate acr01s the line. · Dm:-i ng 1he period of your present visit we hope and expect that our pleasure wi· lll be mutual and unalloyed and that) the p rt>sent feelin g of strong frater· nal attaehment on the p a.rt of o ur re· specti¥e organizat ions will be 11 till fllrther 11trengthieued and rw·re widely extend ed, fo r wh:ile many of the older heads h avti ville. experienced wi th t he utmost pleasure each other's hospitality and friflndshi p in The 24th of May, 1889·, was truly a gala the happ·y days gone by, eome of the day-a. real red letter day-in B owman- younger members, b\l reason of their ville. Queeu weather favored the arrange· youth,have yet to be i nitiat ed into and t o ments for spenC:ing the day ollt-of-doors lay the f[m nd iit.ion of a personal friendwitnessing the games and amusements s hip, which will, we trust, be lasting. While we, as Patriarchs Militant, are provided by the c·b:raHon committee of the Sons of England and Canton B ow- contending for ou r beloved principle of manville under whose united auspic<:s the Univen~a,.} Justice, we cannot t!(nore t hat demonstration was he1d and carried to a sublime Friendship whioh prompts the Jve which supmost successful issue, financially and contest,. bha.t brotherly L · otherwise. The Comm.i ttee of manage- plies the we~pons, and the cardinal virment, composed of Brotaers and C tieval- t ue of 'fruth which crowns t he fa.bric of iers N. S. Young,. ·fos. Jeffery, L >'vi our endeavorr bearing in mind also the Morris, Jno. Maynard, W. E . Pethick, indispen&ible graces of J'!l.ith, H ope and Jas. Archbold, J. B. '.Faylor, Alf H obbs Charit y wl>.ich should characterize and and H. J . Weeke s, deserve very great ad nrn the Hfe of every true Oddfellow. Brother~, f or by t hat. endearing title credit for the completenees of the arra.ngemllnts a.nd satisfactory issue of the whole you are p;ri,·iileged n o w and ever to be day's proi:cra.m. A rece~ion committee h!\iled,. inasmllch as the sublime and beauwaFI sent to Port Hope· the n ight before tiful tea.oh~ngs. {)f our Order know no disto meet the American bl'ethren and visit- tinctions. of nationality or creed, party or ors from Rochester who. eame across by sect, and se0iug moreover that from what · the Norseman, but. the hotel porter whtire ever spheue our brethren may come they they stopped forgot to call them early in may not he sent empty a.wa~, we welcome the morning and the A'mericans captured you, and ask yon kmdly to accept of t his Port Hope before 6 a . n1<.., while the sen- expreasicm on fraternal g.reeting as an tinel· slept, a.nd t ook the early train and earnest <:>f our strong desire for your PRI!iVll'AL QA.VAN'S OFINIONS. arrived in Bowmanvillo two hours before present and future happiness, and prosRev. Dr. Ca.van in his speech at Ham- they were expected, so tii\iat they did no perity ia every good work. ' ' Presented on behalf of Ca.nton Bow - and Horaey and other prominent citizens ilton b.st week said this wail a ques'tiop receive the royal reception at the s tation No. 11, L 0. 0 . F., P. M. · manvill:e, when a ;down pour of rain preyen ted their touching the civil and religious freedom and ii;rand escort to the town that had N. S . YovNG, Comman~ant,} been arranged for. :But our visiting goin~ further. of all aud they would wish to see such a cousins took it good nah1redly and when W. McCuLLOUGlli 1 EllB1gn, . C B. J. WEE KES, Clerk, om. platform adopted as would not oniy make the advance guard oit picket of Canton " Bright's dis"a.se h11.s no sym toms of ita« ' 2 Cases English, French and German Perfumery. 'F. C. JEWELL, Ohevalier, own," !!llYll Dr. Roberts, of the Univer11- ' it possible b ut the obvious duty of all No. 11 returned on a ln.ter train and told Bowmanville, May 24th, 1889. 2 Cases Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes. ty of New York City. Additional proof, : fair-minded Roman Cat holiOB' to stand how the mistake·occul'll'ed the joke if such it m"y be called wa.3 fully enjoyed by Ga.pt. Moore replied to the address in a why, Warner's Safe Cure cures so many . on' that platform alongside of them. the Americans. The boys will not hear few well chosen words, felicitously ex- ~tsorillirs which are only symtoms of ·kid~ : 1 Case Toilet Powders, Pomades and Cosmetique. Some have called this a; Protestant mo~e the last of this little epiiode for many . a pressed, in which he thtt.nked the citizens ney. di.lease. · · 2 Cases Fine Toilet Soaps. and bret.hren for the he..rty reception acment. It cannot be fairly so de!ignated. day. · · SOLINA. The American contingent consisted of c.u:mdoo Gr11.nd Canton J. W.Stebbins and It i11 not a movement in which Protestmade especially for Drwggists. some thirty membel'a of Grand Canton acwompanying friends. M'v. Geo. Awde haS" lost a valuable &nts are seeking to defend themselves as J . W · S te bb'ins .,,..,, 2 I () o F p ......o. , . . . . ,. · '!he procession formed and m!l.rohed home of inftammation ·... Visitors-. of 1 auch against Cath0lics. It is a movement M. , accompanied by lhe 54th Regiment , down Chnrch :11treet to ~cugog, then week: Mr. and Mrs. R . Awde and' D.r . in which they are asking every good BaIJd and sevel'al ladies. They wure a ' - t h to King. a.long Kin£ to George, Mb.art Awde, of Toronto; Mr. Aillil:ic Catholic t o con~ ur with imd co·operine highly respectabl& eompany of men, of t~n north to the Drill Shdd grounds.the Hiooey, Jr.rrett's Corners; Mrs;. T: A . excellent · apptiara.nce, ~ood physique and· 01d0r being :Wright aud son, ·Cartwright; Mr: and with them, arld there a.re instances in a credit to tl·e j "loar Cit.y. ·'l 'he la.dies, D . 0. &. P. Co. Band. i:Mirs. Jon. Bray, East Whitby; MfJ. Jllr ed. which the m11.tter haa been so regarded by too, were fine, large specimens of the· Canton Bowmsnville. lF 'rout, Mr. irnd Mrs. Jos .·Jeffery.,. ;,.Bow· Roman Catholics, an.d as the movement American lady, well dressed, intelli~en t , ·. 54th Regiment Band, Rochester. J:wanville. p~~resses the;y: will be v11.stly multiplied. refined and made themsdves most plea&- Grrnd Canton .J. W. Stebbins, No. 2;, , The anniversary services of Eld ad 8unGR.AND TRUNK RAILWAY.· ' B,nt and agr~ealiJ.le, as the average Ameri· Rochester. 'day School were never more lacgely atThe reverend gentleman sa.id he would can lady oon do so easily and naturally. Army and Navy Veterans. tended than on Sunday last, tho1 ehurch BOWM.A.NVILLE STATION. d ": f l h' ·f After enjoying brebkfast and a rest, car. Sons of England. being crowded and many were unable to not eay h 1.ird or isrespe.ct u t m?s . 0 riages were provided and the visi.!;0111 Bicyclists. GOING BA.ST GOING W EST get inside. The teachera andi children the members who voted m the rnaJority driven round our beautiful town till dinCitizens on F oo t .. Passenger . ... .839 a ml Mail .. ...... 557 am were given position& of hon or on the platMa.IL . ··· ··· ·10 32 a m Local . ........ 8 23 a m In the House of Commons on this ques- ner time. . Citizens in c ..rriages. form and the display of new mWinery and Mixed ·.····.··3 37 pm Express· ,. ...· 9 35 am tion. H e t hought they wrong, and Canton Bowmanville, the D. O. & P . new dreese1jand suit s was very Dot iceable. PROGRAM OF SPORTS, Loe.al ·······. . TM p m Mixed ..··.·. , 3 15 p m · · · · · t · · . d Uo. Band, Sona of England on hort1eback Me.11.. .. .··· 110:20 p m Me.ii · .······ · 8 29 p m On reaching the grounds the folloW>b1g The good bdhaviour of the aoho!ars was t?~k a po~1tion lDJ urious 0 _ civi1 an re- and a large number of citizens in car~Excap.t Mondays. )ig1ous freedom and equal rights, . and he risges proceeded t'l the station to meet program of athletic sports was oow- most creditable. The singing was done by the school under directiou of Prof. thought many of them were under the in- the Army and Navy Veterans from · Tv- menced : m and wa& an evidence Fortunately for YOUNG & CO, the fire did not reach t he Wellington Foot race, 100 yards. -lst, $5, R. Henson Cryderm1 1luence of a tenible bia:s that had greatly ronto and visiting brethren of both eoof careful training, though the j uveniles Buildings, and they are still at t heir old stand, turning out in t heir t d th litice.l life both iu the cie~ies from neighboring town~. . Ou the Sparks, Toronto ; 2nd, $2, Geo. Munro, were evidently a. little nervous a t the first · usual business-like style perv~r .0 e po . . arrival of the express a procession was Toronto. Domtmo n and Provmctal Houses, a.nd formed and proceeded up town, where the Standinst high j ump.--1st, $4, George 11ervice, from which ho wever they recovand sang out better a t night. Mise h&d made a most serious politioal mistake. remainder of .the forenoon wae wiled Munro ; 2nd, $2, Thos. Sharpe, Port ered Glass~ Lena Clarke presided at the organ very away in various ways, the largest number Hope. efficiently. The sermon to parents . o n Sir John 'Thompson had never heard going to the b11.11eball grounds to witneee · Swinging clubs- ladte!.-lst, pair of Indian clubs, Miss Vida Strowger, B ow· Stmday afternoon delivered by Rev. W. of a bill being dia,.Lowed on 11ccount of the baseball contests. H. Warriner, M. A., B. D., the popular the pream ble, but the poi nt was that the The Army a nd Nny Veterans, of To· man ville. pastor of Trinity church, Bowmanville, By the way, have you trie'a. Foot race, 400 yards, -1st, $'7, R. Sparks; bill without the p t ea'llble had no relev- ronto, were represented by Col. Sergeant was admirably adapted to the occasion ance and could not. be enforced. It came .Alex. Kay, a Teteran of many engage- 2nd, $3, W. F. Wilson, Toronto. Vaulting with pole.-lst,$4, T.Sharp; aod was listened t o most attentively and to this, t hat His H uliness was plea11ed to ments, n ow in his Slst year. He served highly appreciated by all. Rev. E dward grant permission to th e citizens of Can· under Gen. Havelock and has been a sol- ;;Ind, $2, J. Maynard, Bowmanville. M. A,. the senior pastor of S. 0. E. B. S. race, 1()0 yards.-lst, Barra.as, ada and the ..British Legislature to do dier aloce 1826. He was through the the circuit, preached a capital aermon at An old resident says. he has not tasted such fine flavored Teas since ham, T. F. Richardson, Bowmanville ; their own business on cer~ain conditions. great campaign in India in 1839-42, durnight to a large and delighted audience. He (Dr. Cavan) cou lJ nnt understand during which campaign he marched up- 2nd, 3 lbs. of tea, W. Stephens. he has been in the country, and he is a judge of Tea too. This venerable looking divine seems t o 11.ny man being 110 bl.;n<led by party feel- wards of 3,000 miles . ' He belonged to Foot race, 220 yards.-lst, $4, George improve -with years, and posesaes a vigor, ing as to cun aid.-r thi.s a totally right the 13th Light Infantry; Munro ; 2nd, $2, R. Spa.rks. alacrity, and spirit that would do credii thing and one which ahoulct not a, r ouse Chas. Ellinsworth, of the 93rd R(lgi- ··Running high j ump.-lst, $4, J. May- to many younger·minist ers. Collections the opposition of every l oy~l man in· the ment, a hero of .Alma, Balaklava,t he tak- nard ; 2.od, $2, Geo. Munro. about $12 for the day. F ull repor t of Dont forget tb.e stand, but come· direct; to t he centre store, Wellingt!on country. Thie' moral obligation was ing of Sebastipool.capture of the Kertch, . Foot race, one mile.-lst,$7,W.F.Wil· Monday's tea and program next week. Buildings, for pure Groceries at right prices. ' thoroughly · uuderstood by all interested the relief of Lucknow and fifteen other son ; 2nd,$3,Fred.(Doc.) Lo1eombe,Bow· eminent persons i>,nd was the ground engagements. Heiwas one of the noble manville. · · h 1 c:.~ R 'S k · ..lS A.N' A.ID to internal remedies ror skill Co.,. ~ taken for fur ther operations. 600 in the famoul! charge of the Light Throw1µg we1g t.- st, '1'"· · par B · 1 dtscuea, Dr. L!lw'ii Sulphur soap proves THE G~us ;r2nd, $2, Geo. Munro. f very Taluable; . These claimants, more than one hun· Brign.de. THE QUEEN·s BIRTHDAY. Loyally Cele:brated in Bowman After the coucert the Rochester Canton and ladies were en t.ertained by Bowmanville Crnton a t a b .i.nquet in the T own Hall, which w as handdomelv decorated and featoonod fot· the occaaion, the U nion Jacks and Stars and S tripes being entert win ed. T he feast waM provided and &erved b.v t he wives,daugh t tlr s and sisters. of members of ~an~ou N o. U in a st.yle amd manner mos ~ credita ble . The disph.y an-d variety of toothsome edibles, would have t empted the most fastidious e picurea.n . Mayor Younie presided. Uther prominent citizens were present . There . wu no eet list of toasts, but short. speeches of a h11morou~, happy and friend ly char1Lcl:ier were made by Hi1 Worshi p Mayor Younie. Dr. McLa.ughlin, M. P: '.P ., Rev. W. H. ,V..rriner, B D., Ca pt. ,J, C: Moore Cheval'ier J ohns,m, r1>lp t N . 8 . ~ou.. ,g . W. RI. Climie, edi tor "t th;i SuN, · M. A. James,. JJUbliah<Jr nf i i: d GAN ADLl lf RTA'l\ltfl;MAN; . and otlwr e. After ~lJend i og 111. couple of hon r· i " fra t<i rnal and soci·l in -· tercourse all u ·.11 1 tid heartily i 11 l!linghg alff\V ternate verses uf··,V[ ; Coun try 'ttM· IT h ee," and "God l'\ave the Q uE .en;" Then aJll H --ALSO-formed a cir..> le r ouud the large h ..11 and·!\ san!'(, joininlo( hand~, " Aulcl L~ng Syne" I; a most appropriate and pleasaitt euding· J to a day u f real eujoyment with our:· ; brothers anti i;istera from th " beau tiful I ci·y aorose the grand old Ontar io. ! It 'w a1M\ source of mnch regret that t he distfnguiithed parent of i.he -Canton, J. W. S teb oins. Esq., was unable to be present on acco1mt of a violent attack of sick headach e whic h confined hi:u t.o h is ' roo m a t the ho tel. '.l'AKINH F Al:tEWE LL. On Sat:arday morning a great crowd of citizens accompanied t he Amerban viB i t·· · ors to the 11ta tion whe re the time while wa.iting for t he t i:ain w-:ia pleasantly s pent. The visitor& expzessed them>ielves a g d e: lig hted with t heir visit to Bowrnanville a nd manifested their satisfaction by giv. . ing t hree ehr;ers each for Mayor You nie, Bowmanvhlle ladies, Lient. W. E . Peth- ~ - =============================~-1!1!!!= ick, Cler!.<. {Jarry J. W.l)ekea,- fh6 Soni of England, the citizens, Canton N o. 11, :--the P ress, t he Band, Capt. and Mrs. N . S. Young who entertained the ladies. They carried off as trophies s everal small Union Jaeks and a pure-bred white Leghorn rooster. As the t rain moved o ut our citizen.& gave three r ousini; cheG rs for ----o---Canton J . W. Stebbins and friends. A cordial irwitation was. given to Howmanville Oddfellows t o visit R ochester at an early date, and t o b e s ure and bring tile ladies and: the editors. NO '.rEs &ive re turned to t heir own store, which has been. enlarged and neatly On the way to the station the visitors fitt ed up with every convenience and increased facilities for carrying halted i n ltront of Mr. N . S . ·Young's when ' on the Dru!.! t rade; Mra. Yot.lllli? presented Canton Stebbins ~ with the colors which was in a neat speech nicely aeknu wledged by Col. S tebbins·. Our stock is nearly all fresh from the manu factlil·rers, consisting On Friiday evening the Ro.c heater Ca11ton and Band serenaded Mayor Younie W'all Paper, Children's Carriages, W"indow Shades, Picture Frames, Express W-agons, and Croquet Set~, at extremely low prices. It will pay you to inspect our stoc~. J. H. KENN ER'S VARIETY HALL. JUST IN THIS WEEK WEST END HOUSEM ----o---New Prints, New · Cretonnes, N Curtain Scrim, . a cheap line in Ladies' and Children's Cashmere Hose, and Ladies' and Children's Colored Silk Gloves. Call and exa:rnine o:nr goods. JOHN 1-!cMURTRY, WEST END~ HOUSE. RE-OPENING OF THE PHARMACY. J. Higginbotham & Son on ~:~e ~~··th!1 ~~;ut~h!~:M!~r~M~Artii~~: · ,p ' ure D rugs Chemicals, Patent Medic] nes, &e. Choice Confectionary, Fire I Fire 1 · Fire I I ;.ere Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, ware, Seeds, Teas, &c. OUJ:<. TEA.S. -Y-Ol::r:N"9<;. cl3 ~Highest Prices paid for Farm Produce.=: