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7" to scek the removal of that officer. } rial amongst those rominated for i o form, with Mr. Sexton ] by foi & with the gbuerdl public eo he following lines of Goods, all of which will * be found exccllent quality, and will be sold Now Unusually Low Prices: wit fed ok fonts a and i 35! "extra "value, de opt Fn . Fancy Flaunels. Tweeds, Sat tr inetts, |" d Wi lath. dl nceys--al spd valde, Over Coats a large lot just in-- also of Pea Jackets, Heavy' Vests and Pants. Boy's Clothing, So made of god material and very low in price. Suits got up to order on the Most Reasonable Terms. , A lage lot of Cloths to select from. i GROCERIES. Just to hand, a large lot of Fresh Teas, Raisins, Currants, and General Groceries.-- All of excellent quality aud unusually cheap. BE" All kinds of Produce taken in tx change and the highest prices allowed. Cash for Wheat, &¢. ADAM GORDON. Port Perry Dec. 4, 1873. dutp fintario Poon ---------------- -- ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR JAMES BAIRD, Editor. Sern seoeeroio cies PERRY, J AN. 1, 1874. Municipal Ele:tlon. It is no part of the duty of a pub- lic journalist to dictate to the elec- tors as to whom they should give their suffrages ; as free mon it is the privilege and duty of all to use their suffrages in whichever way they conceive will best conduce to the public good, And when we assert before hand that such and such men will be returned it is not from any spirit of dictation bat from what we can learn from the expressed feel- ings of the electors. Wé may say for instance that Mr. Sexton will be Reeve of Port Perry this ycar, and we base this prediction on the fact that at least nine tenths of the rate- payers expressed their most bitter dissatisfaction with the wanner in which Mr. Bigelow, as Reeve had managed the affairs of the corpora. tion during the past year, and of! course it is only reasonable to ex- pect that they will follow up their complaints by removing that officer. While electors have a perfect right 0 mY re OXCITISE Or WIC Irancnise they have no right to the abuse of it; for they ought to know that the franchise is a trust which thoy are bound to discharge in the interest ot the unfranchised as well as that of themselves, and if they find that a public officer has been remiss in his daties in the past they are bound by' the very principle of the franchise In the absence of a sufficiently de- cided opinion as to the men likely to form our council for the present year it would be hazardous to at- tempt an assertion on that head ; but it must be obvious to all that there is an abundance of good mate- at their head, an efficient and relia ble Council, and one in which the ratepayerr will place implicit confi- dence. By a parity of reasoning we hav@nat the slightest hesitancy in asserting that Mr, Grabam will be returned by a very large majority, to the position of Reeve of Reach at the coming election. It is admitted by all, even by the few opposed to) Mr Graham, that no fault can be . the administration of] the affairs of Reach. during the past year; the yery man Who has taken | County Council for 1874. ~ the field against him was perfectly | satisfied with Mr Seligw'y ws as goat isin of Weir signified his Aesite that the whole council should boretarced for the several poisitions. which they then occupied. Adl will be ready to admit that if an 'as the result of the investigatio ---------------- Facts are Stubborn Things urers books. and papers. which was set-on foot by the action of a major- ity of the members then present on the last day of the Juno session of the County Councit=of 1878. gation and endeavored to balk all ety on hid Treasurer' by refusing him an portunity of proving his innocence. if all were right, or of haying the county get its rights if the Treasurer should be found in default. TR row!' on. in 'opposition to the wishes 'of many of the gentlemen who were seeking re-election a8 Reevesior D: Reeves, and knowing that these 'men had done ev ery thing in their powet to frustrate tho attempt at investi: gation would stir heaven 'and (cauth with a view to burk the report when brought m 'by the Auditors: and: quently we advised the eluctors throughout theseveral municipalities) to be careful of the men whom' they | should sond to the count council.-- In taking this course we were gm ply doing our duty as public journal- ists in seoking 'o gaurd the interests of the public. Wo stated" further that the investigation had revealed (as we had been informed) several thousands of dollars for which the Iate Treasurer would have to ac- count. We would be unworthy the position of public journalists did we from fear or favor remain silent when the public interests were at stake. But in our exposing this matter it appears that we ran up against some parties: for our MP. P. so far forgot himsolf as to abuse us in our absence and brand us as pro- mulgators of that which was untrue because of our dislike to him-a meanness of which he may be capa- ble but to which we have not yet descended. Again when the matter came up at the nominations Messrs. Holman Weir and Sperce, all aspi- rants to office, publicly declared in the Town Hall, on Monday last; that the whole matter of {vestigation was 1 TUrCe; Las ere Way wothtog in it and that it was only an exhibi- tion of spite on the part of Mr. Bick ell and that the investigation never would amount to anything. Tn or der to vindicate ourselves and set the matter right before the County we havo secured a copy of a» letter from R. IL Lawder--Special County Auditor--to0 J. B. Bickell, Reeve of West Whitby, giving the result of the special audit on the County ac- count of the late Treasurer, Wm. Paxton. The letter will be found at length in our columns and doubt less will as greatly astonish our readers as it did ourselves. The Auditors make up the account as ful- lows :-- Balance due by Paxten on ¢ Gener- al County Account" on 1st Feb, 1813. 0uuse venavavrna siantaess $2097.50 Bajence due Non Bosdent Land "eseneesunete 2191.95 tind ie on behot) Moneys. . .. 3129.85 ---- $8562.33 Interest on Daily Balances,,...... 317.70 = 5a | $8880.02 1 years Interest to 1st Jan. Wt. 621.60 Total due the County, ..... ER 63. This is unwelcome intelligence, and shows the extreme care that should be exercised by every munici- pality in the county, as tp the char-, acter of their representatives in the |b Here is an item of $3,501 due the County, Is the County to loss it, or is' it to -be collected from the Treasurer and. El Paxton, Jr, James Dryden. ~~ * Would it not be a dangerous pro- | wess to send men to the Couaty Council who bad done ever ything in their power to block the inves ga- tion and who now declare that it is would it not be asking too 'h men ate fae We say in conclusion that wo action on - the matter; thongh- * cucouraging toatl who Wish we doing so they "Wete' perpetrating - abit prosperous township. By noon ing that the: investigation Was going ir his sureties 7° The sureties are Wm 'Thomas Paxton and | ] | of the counilin. the.coming year, | \ poso of nominating candidates for the municipal i Lrof 1874, Be turnout was ly Lofedifaile "as "the interest manifested by thosc li d in large majority opposed the investo-' | present shosved-a dgpire § for shopwell= oo oli din being of the 'minicipality 'highly wollte de worthy/slerk of' the'mufieipality | op beg retutning officer by virtue of, his qftice wont to the town hall and} prepared for Toteiving nominations. Having read his authority and stated: & conditions required by law the He that lio wis prepared to receive nominations when', the fol- lowing were duly nomipated to the]. office of Reeve, M. Weir, J. Graham, J. Wright, T. C."Forntan, and J, Bajrd. For D. Reeves J. Iolman, ,. St. John; J. Grahamy J. Wright, and N. Bates. 'For Councilors Mr. Barnett, J. ©. Pilkey, W. Spence, Di-Purdy, Wm, Lo, T. G gee. 'Lamb, T. C. Forman, and J. Lang: The clerk now stated that the time, for making nominations had expired and that iw the first place] he would eall upon thosé nominated for more than. one office to sclact which they wished to stand for and those who did not' wish "to stand for any wold now have an opportunity of resigning. The following parties determined to go to the polls, viz: Messrs. Graham and Weit for Reeve; Bates, Holman dnd St. John for D. Reeves ; Forman, Spence, Purdy, Pilkey, and Lee for Councilops. : The Clerk now rétired and C. Marsh, Esq, was called to the chair. Mr. Real seconded by Mr English moved that the candidates be first beurd and they be allowed alt. the timie thoy disire.--Carried. It was decided to hear the can- didates for the Roeveship_ first and Mr. Weir being the first nominated took the stand. Ho demured at the appointment which had been made for asseSsor, can say nothing from his own knowl- edge but finds considerable dissatis- faction throughout the township. Ho regards the position of assess or as the 'most important in the township and considers a thorougly qualified party should be selected and a suitable salary given for the duties,§85he considers quite too little for the important duties. Thé man- ner of making appropriations' was 1noxt discussed suggesting the pro- pricty of a change in the mode of granting appropriations, would also Would re- commend that in. event of getting cash for our $10,000 of the surplus that $8,000 of it be employed in buy ing up debentures and the balance be expended on roads and bridges. Mr: GRAHAM followed he gave a statementof the expenditure for the past year showing that $1,744.87 had been'@xponded on roads and bridges and $1675.62 for ull the other ox- penses of the corporation making a total ' expenditure for township purpgsps: of $3,420.49. - He had with rogard topquaring up the ac- counts at the end of the year, there was an amount' of $215 belonging to to" Bo 'paid this' year * and his | soot a Lo increase: 'the taxes. the corporation ois mimi and this could be so arranged .that the: pryment of 1b 'would: nove: i requiring the sion Mr: Wright was the next to wis | SPIER. dress the ele tors. He took a gon: eral survey of the affairs of tho. cor- , | poration, com plained of the large ap- propriations for roads and. advised 'by | greater économy in the future. He Tosommendul the invéstaent. of. our Toes Spence, well for numbers as for intelligence; - : Wate rnd, Ross, recommend an alteration in the mode |, '| attending to. the poor. the A of last year which | Fo. thinks we may get about, | #11; ETF 000 of the surplus and would irécom- fond the investment 'of all otitin pd of ¢ our 'own or} followed by the office of Counc E Ns Sip mids to ® Sr Ife Be in pric; 17 3 be ex- pi hy and 28 tonal. ot sleig 8, W these 5 com for II and 36 for IT ro ghb bras nalob "ofa Wi petsh oti 2 sha in | The questions were very reasonable indeed, dress the clectors and spoke. wero all closed a a ih holi- {every variety for rh = and the answers very neat and correct, A dark i ee omc aes nerf 08s. © | fow utterly failod in Arithmetic, It Loing now.dark. the. ee day was the result: aie. Knowledge 'of which the i x ly So < "| icdispensable. eicredi SE hs Wk ih ie Behod, 4] q t TK H i The following are the names and grades pnp ' I, itchell conducting the servi=| -- -- - -- ; 2 vic vu ying bse "| ces which wero liighly edifying and [7 NOY 5 tlm ps orem 101 rm 5 HU Nec y ong PAI |i structive. Every available soat |" 1" Lil rN ptt Sane 03 3 od 4 hole tink hearing ; and not tho-first at-|yyg occupied and ono seldom sees] | © rf *p 1 rr rl of 'i en | tempt was made at that rowdy, ig-|pn equally intelligent and attentive cnquily oF 0 LL Se : i parties who may sion to sentimon{gfho in the township of Reach. NOMINATIONS AT PORT PERRY, on Monday 29th ult. found the clerk at his post. nations. thing fifrther than a future time. Mosers. Sexton and Bigelow. For of Tuesday, 30th ult. The mecting was a | Councilors Messrs. Currie, Gordon, ih Dhyunt a the I oy and: 3 us:ness-like we have scen in i Tato, Gamblo, Shaw, Ross, Nott, | ooo conn goo hoe village. Adams, Jonbd, Whitd, Crandol), Phil- | o cos ads fn yok lofuthe prasad lipo, Davis, Coci 0; Hpberts, and |ings. Those who had the misfortune to be Kellett. i a absent will be leased to learn | that all he 3 as speakers Those going polls {i aso Sax- Bigelow, Se hn bi ge. Jy thdde, Be pre White, Cian Adams. Totios Davis! sopgerned. Ane "MEMBERS ELRCTED AY MCLANATION, Beaveatox. --Tho by hdclamation, Mc Charles Robi and B. F. Brown, Cdihcilors. Exsr Wanita, John 0. Guy, John Smith, D. Reeve, Jobn McLennan, 'Reeve, Jhon McLeman, Recve, Gill, D. Reeve. Guire, Councilors, TC B. Parker, D. Reeve! cilors, through, SNOT L LLC [ people: gob Tick: ona Joos TIO WA § 19) Te jotims railway » a good finte f'getting it; and 1f be grow thelr own Horan, ring-like howling down of} EET 0 giving: xpres- : r able to fhe some dishonest clique: Nowhere the Dominion are the principles of British fair play better understood | ability of theiexcolfon or more scrupulously practised than ; , The Nominations for Reeve and' Councilors for the village of Port Perry took place at the Town Hall, The hour re- -quired by statute for opening books Ho} bating read his authority and mado the hecessai y explanations requested ithe electors to hand in their nomi- The number present was but small and little® interest was | manifested as it was known that no- nominations should be done at that meeting and | ™; that discussions should dake place at. Tho following parties were duly nominated. For the office of Rebve ton and Bigglow. Bove, ai for Qberts, Shaw, addressed the mecting and byt Lis. mover assured the meeting he would "The ot hers all withdrow. Mr. Sexton as Reeve and four se leoted from the above will make 'a relidble: Counptl1ft the: ensuing your. It may well be left to the in tollige co hy legtors to ma sugh setootf witl do credit' their intelligence and place the af fairy 'of thie tion in such 8° To sition as erate ordonco of alf 7 Council--Elected, , Reeves Messrs. D. Gllispie, C. Galloway. W- Skinner, Reeve § Lixpsay --Lawrence "Maguire ; i Mayor.--, Osnaw A. --W. F. Cowan, Reeve; Dr. Mc- Winter Towssip 3. AB. Bi¢kell; Réove Usonmar Visas 1/0, 'Gould, Tieove ;. A. D. Weeks, Campbell, Harman, and Mec- Uznmibag Towxanip.--J. Te Fousby Reeve, - Carrwrignr.--R. B. Lo Reeve, Messrs Parr, Taylor, gi and Goggin, Cobin- tha report set forth that he had inspected all Don't How a 3 you, ere ont; f The above Roel is sound and of Inspector of Houses of public entertain- applicable in 'minty more instances than at first sight' appears. Our re- spected :cotem, the : Lindsay Post, has been running foul of this im- found that notwithstanding all that |Portant counsel in his issue of last] the late Reeve, Mr Gordon Lad said week when ho' rushed the Sollowiog | # We observe thal Mr. 'John Powier! his decided to, run the Ontario Quebec | afion $1.75 ; the Tipe ie. 70 an amount Ealiway i Lin und not through | hid By im but chy mites ; Wa, | Path berry £ ihe bows of ish ios for Thue fot i 2.40." '& Foyerbrate. slag tn & t og hen ie nt monte Hin fk SRSA ge, Er to. be mads for- "holiduy times some : oa dime, mount hear high Horse, "aid iudidgd ip a Doubt confrere has eghn agoin to bee] refun things as am and judge atiore]" 0, oft. We canes; god, Rd Port. an tm = 3 100 TE EE ee a i Shays, co (hak, fein ols routes wi (hia some vin rie ae ad puta 5 ' it, oe merr; EE The Choir makes | prospergusconditionyom the zeal and | stor and | ir olf the su oriaily of Emer «Another Tie Severed. In our Advertising of columns of today will Le found a notice of the Missolution of the partnership of DFs. Jones and Mallory of this place. This firm is tinving an extensive and highly successful prdetice, they stand high in 'the estinnti on of the publi Loth as sk 1'ful practitioners, active and useful mem- bers of society and good citizens TAIL will regret to leah tbat: Dr.' MaFlory is'about to move from this section of Cénniry'and thus sever a mutual $id of frientlship which binds the Dr. to'a whole host of warm friends.-- And while this entire locality will regret the Dec's. vo moval still their best wishes will fol- Jowi him 10 his nw sphere of usefulness. We congratulate the good tolks of Percy on this important acquisttion to their numbers ; and we feel that we only echo the sentiments of the énthre ncighporhood "in wishing that goodness and mercy: may follow: the Dr, wherever lic goes, { rr t---- Another Meeting. The #spirants for the offices of Reeve and Councilor for the village of Port Perry met the clectors in Dewart's Hall on the evening Whitd, Beds, Ctbuden, tlemen whic! ie organ is debdness to the'C Hpi it i Alto | I make fo ii greater than other Ah vereason a om a Audi 5 at last June to congratulate nih os on their | > oert of 58 A ny ea ; Solin of his ool 5 ae Byey one o Shouid Have Them, Treasurer's (Mr, William "Paxton, Jr, Land funds of 'the d y 8 account which the Auditors of "last. year do not appear to havoAzidited: at all; and to on « ® denetnl Receipts and Ex- SAT penditures account," Ist Jan'y, of the electors.» Me. SR ming ot = t i run. The Council having refused to geet the 1| esignation. of Mr. Nott as tavern inspector prevents that 'gentléwan 'from standing for 'Cotn :il sb that Mr. Nott won't go, to, the polls. Port Perry. 1 Qouncil: The municipal council 1018 the corposion of Port Perry tot at their Chambers on wi day 26th inst. Members all presentomtho Raeve in the chair, | were read and approved, Bl The Reeve read a com dion roms Mr' Wu, Marsh, Confractor for the lah of the Town Hall, sefting forth that when hi d for the gluzing of the said hall it was only conditions] ; before taking the contract he had been: assured by the archi- tect that the description of glass required ¢ould be purchased at 20 cts, a foot; and he contracted on ¢bndition that the ddsdription '| of glass reqpired could "be purchased at 20 cents ; but he had tried all markets and could not get such ag was required under 373 cents per f ot, that he had bought 400 morc than it would havé cost at 20 cents, 4nd Le expects this additional amount to Te paid him by the Council, Tha Cowicil did not demure but considered tit action might well be deferred. . Un motion of Mr, White the communica tion was laid on the table. The Réeve read the roport of Mr. Nott, Ine spactor of houses of public enterta: nment; such honses within the "corporation 'and finds that they are all provided with the necessary accommodation as required : by 8latute. The Reeve read a communication from Mri Nott tendering his resignation of the office ment and al%o as collector of show licenses. The tollowing accounts having been pre- sented and submitted to the committee on accounts were reported on as follows = W 8. Bexton, lumber for street improve~ ment §19,45 ; W. P. Parrish nails and Janie ware $14. 93 Mr. Dyer for lime 1 §9.95 ; ordou, "I'reastirer, Disbursements, Sn . $5. 04; Insurance on Town Hall for 1 000 for 3 years $40 ; onc month's insur- aco on Town Hall, Carpenter's rigk, $i © Tevantighumnont for Town Fal 18.48 ; G. U. White work done for _corpor- The minutes of. the proviou" meetibis '|'Brouglit down Mr. Paxton's indebt- +] 1bs of such glass making inall $150, or $70 | "rom Lab Jin. to 31st Jur 'y, 1873 843780 8 $10,478.58 J CR. By amount paid sundry accounts L-316t January, 1873.......... +++ $4285.93 By amount paid into D foe, R R Brown, 13 } 4 | le 23 xD ange. " o oe a a wid RS % Mnidinoigh: i , Receipts and dn ad dks mo Teresa L Ferguson, Mary J Johnston, 3 okt Grace Constance £ Howell, It being. Sasarday Bi "At Whitby, Ont. There were present 41 ie Johnston; illiam H Walkey, Nihwre paneiy \ . ,, [WED GRAUE. Brand, 41 idoseph A Webster, | ' Anuig Allman, in"tow, and will not: be, unde Wesleyan Church.~ 2:3) and 6:30. Presbyterian Chureh.--2:30, © EFsom. Wesleyan Ghurch 2:30 p. m. P. M. Chureh,--10 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. GREENBANK, Wesleyan Church. --10:50 a. m. P. M. Church.--2 and 6 p, m. SAINTVFIELD. P. M. Church.--10 &. m. and 6 p. m. ' Bank, to ;1st; Faby. 1873 on , l account of overdrawn ace, Brinns 3150. ar Wrong charges to Mr, Paxton in Bank Beok should be charged to P. Taylor 1st Feb. 1873,0s 00. . 350.00 ' do. do. do. 54.75 Balance brought down... 2637.53 I aA i+ Expenditures 1st Feb'y 1873. ... $2037.53 + edness NonsResident Land Fond + account oxclasive of interest due to municipalities. ciuoe oo .oiuee 2791.95 Brought down Mr, Paxton's indebt- edness amount due as Sub-Treas- urer, School Moneys. .......... Interest to" 1st January 1873 on daily balances short deposits in + Dominion Bank during year 1872 at 7 per cent. .... Crreieranaes 3129.85 317.70 BIER TT "to © $8,880.03 a years intepest to 1st January 1874 at 7 per cent. 621.60 : "$9,501.63 & .~ (igned), & t ROBT. H. LAWDER. ------ te Cb em THE STATES. Tho affairs of our neighbors across "he lines are not so prosperous as we could wish they were. There is a very large amount of suffering among the laboring and poorer clas. gos ; and they certainly will vot suffer without at least making their pin heard--wb had almost said elt! Bhey! act; upon the practical adage that there is a living for every 'man if ho will only look after it. . Installation of Officers. Saturday last, 27th nlt., being the fost iva of 8t. John, Prince' Albert Lodge 183, ac- cepted the hospitality of Zeredatha Lodge \220, ©"Phe Officers elect and a large number | o of the inembers of Prince Albert Lodge went to Uxbridge and met with the brethren. of Zeredatha Lodge in their Lodge room where the-officers of both lodges 183 and 220 were 'ddny in Sta Bi gps cH an aed The lol Presented an mt of $10. as accou and $1.11 for oil &e. 81000 buisues | ¥78 account for $37 fox. oe on; Fin olin oF: 'report ha EE Skt Sy os a Sotto Tor Kaa wi , on mtn i, Cadel ho Cour oA mg ui diy, Spin fn. ¥ On motion of Mr: Roberts the Treasurer's interest Jbcaunt onl ; 67idays $9.30 En. " eR Tsoha fcuk performed, the brethren of --_- Lodge "{lwith their guests' the. brethren of Rev Bro-J-D Dowling. S| mh ' PRINCE ALBERT LODGE. E-- s $10.478. sent, Dr. Mallory roti the firm, . va Pastors trite | A jualin bive ttn Will dial ah Joey please call and settle theit accounts by the Disoltion of Partnership, NOTICE is hetoby given that: the Part- | newship Tieretofore existing between the un. dersigned under thé nanies of Drs, Jones & Mallory is this day dissolved by mutual cor= 15th day of January, 1874, as all unsettled by that date must be placed i in other hands for Collection, RJONES.M,D. A. E. MALLORY, M.D ,C.M. Port Perry, Jan, 1st, 1874, To the Electors of the he Vila of Pot Phy, GENTLEMEN, -- . I hereby respectfully solicit your vote and influence as Councilor for this municipality for the coming year. It has been reported that I am disqualified fog the office but I beg to state that such is not a fact, Respectfully yours, R. JONES. LUGGAGE TAKEN TO AND FROM THE STATION AND AROUND TOWN. The Subscriber is, prepared to 'convey Chests, Trunks, Boxes and every other de- seription of Luggage to or from the Railway Station or anywhere around town. Al) Orders promptly attended to. Charges moderate, J. COOK. » Port Perry, Jan. 1st, 1874, STRAYED STEER. OA intd the premises of the Subscribtr lot 18, Con. 4, Reach, some time in August last, a red Steer coming 3 Juars, he eri quested to expenses an take UA Mele ee ROBT, SWIFT. Beach, Jan Jan, 1, 1874. 2 "'PFuist Bros. Sparkling Moselle: "Hunts Port Wine. . Yeasi's Golden Sherry. | Albert Lodge some seventy or eigqtyjnnua 'Hotel are all that. could bn disired and well the rapidly advancing imporia ©» y of Mr, Crandell, the sum o Jor the years 1872 ibe paid +40 "ME Dn. Hi od Bub | we to be paid to W. M. Cochrane, D A Ew, full for professional services i? &Q.R. our Lifidsdy friends will i , | 1873, i Tn ER 2 : 'motion 'of ME hits hésuth of wi tt hein vila. The cloth having | to by a num ET hay The offi= cers and brethern of the Prince' Albert, W M W, Bro A Hurd. va Ginese, {A323 Bo, tps Ns Frese Ginger. Tn a ge, 5 Scey; Bro C Campbell, - WORTHIN GTON 5 Tyler, Bro. Dr, Brathwaite. Aftep the ceremony of i jo Joos with the enterprise of the. prop-| be xo; in terest. { influence, and hoping fo head of the po a on: and would there- | for most respectfully solicit your votes and ¢ with much. miuence in wy bohalt. take. ogeasion at pul [toesplain my views on -- local in Aor: sp rt awd Laid fotiimed at at the Es ili WH, up ut Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, Again dking er Port Perry, Dec. 10, tof W. 8. 8 SEXTON, XMAS. WINES, in Luss py Biel x their Gall excavations--or for Carpenter and Ex nt work, and Painting and Glazing separately, -- ment at the office cf GEO. CURRIE, Secretary. Port Perry, Nov. 25, 1873. HOLIDAY. PRESENTS FOR ALL! Via avicw to to mith he tay | increasing duands of iia ol and of providing vaiunble, attractive Fashionable Holiday Psa For all classes of the community, old and young, the Subscriber has added largely to | his valuable Stock, and would respectfully | invite all to come and INSPECT HIS GOODS! Fine Gold Watches; Superior Silver | Watches, of sizes suitable for ladies ot ge ntlemen, FASHIONABLE JEWEL RY! A Targe and choice display of SILVERS WARE. : Lots of beautifal Fancy Goods, dl. The Book and Stationery department well stocked, Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry executed with neatness and dine { patch, COME FOR YOUR Holiday Presents yl, TO A Wir. »¢ MCCAW'S, Royal Arcade. W.H MeOAW. is Port Perry, Dec. 4,1873. * : + Ei, "GALLE pposteFy's Hotel Por _ Jue, Jew, dr de iphs, the Sibieriers re Fisitny * : one, : fdinour zie wait asl Was which 1¢ seins' if their ubtention" 1 ancpts Johuton, No % rt jd My Sook consists. bee titecteds 'but a x nopsis of this acbo i " v2 5, Sofas, Couches Cupboards, 8 4 y! \* | Helen Cameron, anct McDermyidy, | Feaus, we pit ta the Conngil in 3 report, Xi Sarah McLean, o|Blizabeth Johnston, | eves thing clpo pycesayy for comfort d the pri dg od agiier ated 30th May 1873.) * - ovo . : tri spo may hs TERRA | held wenn LI ) GIoMaA » «Be to the Jogtign. of Jar e's agcoynt HW $1715 to S1 20 best in the market. Alyd'd ee ek > for Sch ys. with thel dont Mu foie Whe A 1g ter 1 10 the bésk stufied mattresses double edged, cipalitics for which he acted under the stat. "110 to 114]. Jost arrived nfing lot of git Aram nt wth ute as $ub-Treasurer, they appearing to have. 035 to 0 35 | Mouldings. ie taken it for'granted that bo had expended ? > io 5 SH ! Pictures framed bn 'thorshortest! notice, his fou Téacliors' Salaries thd plonoys he roceiv- | san sal ndeitalkin o ! ed from Manicipal Assessment 2,500 'odd 015to 018 De artonts a, dollars and the eld balance he had in band {Hy ...... 1600 to' 18 00 A pe Kise to; Hw of abont $600 from last Sept., 1873, Guese per 1b. .. 006to 0.06 Tn this departnicht my stock is comple Jivaw Te Turkeys per 1 0 08ta 0 08| All orders in, 'this line promptly and rr In Auditors' Report they show over- fully attend to und charges as low a drawn from Bank, 31st Dec,,1873, $5115. 83 TT TT{any other establishment. Of which Shine waa due Paxton,' bo es SUNDAY SERVIODS. © i JOHN NOTT = bon excess of puyments over receipts: 2470. i PORT TERRY, | Port Perry, s Dec. 24th 13. I Making 'balance due 'by Paxton... $2615.67 Church ofA: rontilon- fev Dr, At]. = Th 1 3 a.m, and 6; In going over the Treasurer's Books and Preshy terian Church, he. Jas. Thom, At i) ENDERS Auditors' statement I discover many serious , a. , ana: Bp erie, ALAR FOR errors_in Doth for year 1872, 2 Che Oe cMlE Ee * Mr. Paxton under credits himself Baphit. Shirdi. --Rev. Nr Bates. Af 10:90 a. BUILDING 8 : for payments made in all $2533 90 ERY pAYmMents macs in all «cese oA Aportone Church, ~1a. m. and 5 p.m, ILL be received by. the unde y | CE ALBERT, W nigel | . a ts 1307. 21 ! Preghy terion Aden Rev. Jos Thom. 1a¥ on behalf of the Building ¢ ommittes, He, charges wrongfully up to Jan'y ist, next, for building a Brick ,himselt cots wrong aly ext heer. 8. Philp, At 10:30 a, | Cuener in Port' "Perry, 38x62, to be complob=d full yah re & 56210 1 + nm. and 6:30 p. ed by the 15th Angust' uext--Brick and A vi ¥ 10. J ] " 1929.31 | Bible Christian C gel --Rev. Mr. Kinley: At | Stone.on the ground, all other materials" to i ------ #%u.m, 8, be furnished Dy Contractors. Balance of errors in Paxton's favor $604.69 f " Tenders fay be for" thie entire" wor" Making balance due by Paxton M.fetigeni-Rat, pumas 41psydnd ge for the Masonry and' Plastering, "UTICA. Plans aud Specifications and terms 8 ef Pays ¢ I An endless variety of the best and most x4 2s