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11y equalled in this country ;and this progress has been legitimate, by no means spasmodic, The increase in the'amonnt of mssessment of the year over tbe first year was ight ; the increase of the third year over the second was 20 per cent; and now the increase of ; Important The attention of our readers is dirooted | to Mr, Emaney's new adveitisement in this issue. He has sold his Queen St. Black- smithing establishmeat to John Nott, Esq, who is about to convert it into a Cabinet Factory. Mr, Emancy will in fature con- ceutrate all his business at his Ontario Car- Reach Council. The above council met at the town ball on Monday 3rd inst; Membersall present. The minutes of the p were read and approved, ! A communication was read from Bain & Bain Barristers Uzbridge, regarding a lotter from Cameron, McMichael & Hoskins, which had been placed in the hands of the council Ho Te meme tr non eth ee he time bas again come round when | °° Present year over the pastis 101 bing under bia mors, fmmediste a4ention| 1, matter had not been settled ere now, nd : per cent. Or within a period of four PORT PERRY. of the census for another will be pushed with even greater vigor thanlurging that there be no further delay : son of Mr Lewis Gerow, aged 10 days, HON : kt -sielhen L : all the cost which the lady has been to farniers on pretty good farms will have to do Ce ;: a et ie Lib furnished by the 'Assessor Feats the assessed va'ue of the Sou in the pagh, evry departusent willbe pushed. aud that Ms Poiote scelve les deed from in thet ba vy put to sors Sian fwodays Taber, MrE In the 4nd on es 5d fad, Choices, Valuable, and Cheap 1 for with anxiety. The Ase POrAtion has incrensed 164 per cent. It will alwo bo noticed that his Perry Btrect We Suc] aia wows mertion Aut wasn the corp nor any member of council |and Mr Holman sre wholly to blame for this aged 2 years, 9 months aud 19 days. i ; a, Eg "hos now returned his Roll| Thi® 18 & degree of prosperity no Works being ( fully stocked with Tools, | 0% Sen 0 he nted 4ous, 3 o | except Mr Ewers has anything to do with it | abortion ; the ther peters of Council of-| Jn the 4th con. of Brock, on the 4th inst, WALSHE, : : ee ee lt sing. ey say Sms ot te EEE een ee LT BAR SEE Tm. : ho and is we believe unequaled in the 4 Seven 0 JONNEhRion oF tho pri. 1 He = o oh ) oir BBB got up in a business like style. The| ~~ nequaled in the! oy the premises now sold. The Sale| The award of the arbitrators on the disput. | 5s hand accompanied with hie sable SA oidigh in 4 sunt; lad ask aD Sstect though vu, of In Sos Yebbuing. o€ IBV ¥..¥ Sotals of the roll are most satisfac | >" Of any other village in the! yill take place on Thursday, 27th inst.-- | ed boundaries of school sections 1, 10 and 11 iis area Soe ly Vo ey has | every measure by tho other' mem. | #8 the love dnd esteem of a large circle of : : : 'and proves that this ore of the Dominion. But past success 80 far| kr. W. M. Willcox is suctioneer. (Seo ad-| Yas ow read by tho clerk. We gave the), fo on and as | bers of Council. No ote "who knows any=| and who alt be by 48D SP bl 4 oy wnabips of this the best om inducing indiffe on vertisement and posters) wubstnce of tho report. some time ago snd | 1 he dy Yo dileuty wad expone? (OF) Ll tome Hem ot Homan, | og oi Ce mo tow s ie 4 : repest , : : s F : Goods <5 County in Ee Eeine. a couraging the dangerous "rest and| We congiatulate our friend Mr. Nott on wade) Jepe nO ualeatiop iow De ence to turn round and ask the township to | will beat all Suspeised A ytiing : 8 hey 499 Wierchnp avs? on lat shy ancy A ¢ ! . ; han aintainiog fie enviable posh |" HANK" theory should. only fo.| We susllent usnses position be bas th Ryeron. teeing to the authority of the Ppialeviedeing, Bb aire woniost he| Her angol doos ite vigil keep, . { ™ on nd that Ee fter year roll cite to further exertion and renciyed | **ured:there is no more suitavle;location in | council toad a certain portion to schoo} ® Ewers now put bis motion and desan- ehityed +h fl at as year after y 8 other members of Council and make hie shi; thing stock to section No 10 and showing: that the council | ded the yeasand nays The yea was Abel town, outlay of a few hundred dollary ' = Jus could at their discretion make such additions will convert these premises into as conveni- o u why reg] com. PLAIN AND FANCY ++ on her progress is upward and on |°fforts; infact the progress already made necessitates increased exer- tion. The way is now prepared for a'large addition to the number of! our manufacturing establishments and efforts must be made to ¥ ward ina rapidly increasing ratio. + "On mo former uccasion has this township had greater cause for con- "" gestalation. We sre prepared toad: as they considered proper. Mr Lamb complained that he had a sheep worth $10 killed by dogs. He stated that he had seen dogs chasing his sheep the day beforeit was killed, he knows the owners of the dogs, he did not see them kill the sheep ent and excellent a Cabinet Factory as could be desired, and we doubt mot but that Mr Nott will make this factory creditable to his energy and enterprise and in keeping i 'mitthat a large portion of the increase : p these establishments. It were al.|!%6% We wish Mr. Nott a large and); ferred to costing defendants somewhere in| On motion of Mr. Christie the request in the total values is attributable io 4 " i the exsch iorbood of Wo ute not say. | was granted and the parties set off. Mr. thc at wis : i : the Holman said them dogs should be the neigh! $300. We are not say. gran the higher rate of assessment which mont Tipoice io Sua a losluy 80 premises he has thus secured. and Mr ee os Son 2s, Sig Whos She propery hod Wine Weldon velug appolsie) yelismjsicr. v ST. ANDREW' H SOCIETY. kh --thronghout theo Soon a8 Port SE -- Ck having them killed, he should have ordered | Would belong council eated motion - Holman, the sum The Quarter] of this Society will | = has been adopted -throughout the Perry for starting extensive man- Removal. the parties, to kill the dogs and if they did |the matter differently, but we do say that in | $35.70 was ordered to be paid for goods and bo hed ot Thompson's Hotel Port Perry, on | - Province. The personal property facturios of al : -- not do 80 to have them brought up and fined | the face and eyes of the decision of the court wood supplied to two indigents Leonard and | Friday, 21st inst. A fall attendance is re- however and the live stock bave|Uacturies of almost any description. | Mr. W. H. Park of this place became the |g, 25 for every day they are kept alive after [nd the already hieayy expense that Mes Pen | Keenan. quested. By order, D, Sec Deen valued as formerly 50 that the Hero the raw material is at hand in of the Anglo-American Hotel, | the notice to destroy them. i rose had been at in defending the suit Mr| On motion the Council resumed Committee J. BAIRD, See, abundance, timber and tumor, a something largely required in every, factory,can be had at tho mills here in any quantity and comparatively: cheap, anything in the iron line can be furnished on the shortest notice by the foundry ; in fact every facil- ity in way of raw material, cheap and convenient transit, a large and . *ineresse under theso heads is only " _aitributable fo the ircrease in wealth . since the last assessment was made. The steady progess of Reach is all : the more satisfuctory from the con- sideration that she is not alone iu this march of progress but is only An instance of the rapid aad solid pro- gross which now marks every in- with the p and progressof the vil. but thought it was they which had dode Prince Albert, on Monday last and we under- stand he is about to get possession of it at once and entet on the busines, Mr Park and hig esteemed family, have been long residents of this locality and have always been useful, good, order loving citizens and we have every confidence that Mr Park will keep such a hotel as will be a credit to himself and . of advantage to the locality. There are lots of repairs to make but they have fallen into Mr St John said that may be all very well but Mr Lamb does not know that these or any of them were the dogs which billed his sheep so that he can not look to the owners for pay for his sheep. He weunld therefore move that'Mr Lamb be paid $6.66 being twe thirds of the damage, = Mr Ewers would differ from Mr 8t John on this point he believes that the owners: of the dogs can be made to pay for the sheep and he would advise Mr Lamb to bring the owners up before a magistrate and if he could : rapidly incre: good hands. not recover anything in that way then the terest 11 the Dominion. Ty asirig loon, Yemand ---- council would pay the damage. ° That the position of Assessor and other facilities and t Manchest y Fair. This was a splendid counsel to come from " o X such as but few localities can offer rin a Reeve, had his intention been to harass Mr fiisione of, much importance, of to be had bh Tries The Mauchester May Fair will be held on | Lamb, annoy the owners of the dogs, make + ve large * responsibility and requires| *"® '© 0° bad here. The facilities | Wednesday next. are such that manufactures of al- most every discription may be more profitably carriod on hero than in almost any other locality in the pro: vince. It is the duty of all having capital, influence or interest in the matter to bend . their onergies to wards securing an increase ia our ~/onsiderablo skill in the matter of *"waluation will, we think, be admitted By all who know anything of the . @uties required of that officer; and the importance of a properly made out Assessment Roll, containing an accurate statement of the value of all weal and personal property, the : sumber of inhabitants, number of| factories by offering bonuses or Yivo'wtoek, and all other information] "Hier Wise inducing partivs to locate yon (| in this guarter. roll is of the greatest importance tu any municipality. The Assessment Roll for Resch is now complete and only awaits the Slat of the Court of Revision to stamp it with an authority irresistable fo: the present year. The Roll is now open for the in spection of the ratepayers. Vat; i These factories bring in workwmen and increase our home market and thus prove of the reatesf advantage to farmers and other producers who make more by tifteen or twenty per cent bya home than a foreign market; the estab- lishment of prosperous manufactur- os casts a healthful inflaence for many mil es around. S---- Hard on the Purists. A Grit exting Our readers will remember that the ol- ection of a representative for the Dominion parliament, for N. Vie- toria was a keen contest, the con- tostants being Mr Hector Cameron on the Conservative side and Mr Mec- Lennan for the Grits. The contest was about equal as far as numbers went and at tee close of the ballott Grit arithmetic succeeded in adding up the ballots that Mr McLennan though hegot the fewer number of ballots was aceording to the cules of grit arithmetic said to bave amajor- ity of vutes and was accordingly declared by Grit agents as duly elected. But Mr Camereu's friends having! a wholesame suspicien of the hones- ty of the parties concerned proposed to have a scrutiny of ballots. This was granted and it was found that Mr Cameron had by hopest weunting three of a majority over McLennan. So McLennan had to step down and out. The Grits finding that their convenient arithmetic was .exposed and that their man was degraded by their deception, attempted now to unteat Mr Cameron on the matter of bribery, and here tao they signally failed, Judge Wilson saying ia effect as had already been said in the case of Platt and Cameron in East Toron- orion to, that Conservatives don't indulge Tlie| in eorrapt practices and that Mr bof the roll eannot be | Hoetor Cameron and his agents are til it has passod the Court free from that charge and that Mr ; but whatever changes|: ot Camercn js thessfore M, P, , grand total won't for N Victoria. So mote it be. emem-- The Return of the Roll. The Assessment Roll for the Vil- lage of Port Perry has just bee. returned and will remain in the Clerk's office up till the 26th inst., for the inspéction of all the rate 'payers who wish to examine thei: own or their neighbors' Assessment. The Roll roturned is a dasher, showing as it does the most cheer- ing proofs in everything indicating urmistakable progress in every ~ thing pertaining to material advance ment. Doubt! a iderable * amount of the increase is attribu. table to the hoist which the Assessor 'ins given to the real estate, but the most important part of the increase arises from the addition made to the weal property since last assessment; the very large number of new resi- dences which have sprung up since Inst assessmont ; these may bs seen singly and in groups in every direc. * tion in which one can cast his eye "over the corporation w ile the hand: pe addition to our busine cstab- +h i ahad 0, that while sil theincrease al amount of assessment tet} prize. The Superior Broad Cast a useless palaver before the magistrates, make a burlesque of the whole thing and cause either Lamb or the township' a need- less loss of thirty dollars or so, he could not have adopted a better plan ; for no sane man could dream for a moment that Mr Lamb could claim one cent from either of the owners of the dogs. Mr Dobson said that such a course would be utterly worthless as Mr Lamb cannot say This fair has falen in busy times when every hour of the farmer's day is of the ut- most importance, the season having been rather backward our iculturists will buckle in duringevery available hour till they get theirseed in the ground ; but stock raising is also a branch of agriculture or con- nected with agriculture and requires to be fostered and ded to and there 'W Ewers ; the nays were all the rest of the a council, On motion of Mr Ewers the committee That our readers may und some- | reported the by-law The report thing of the nature of the subject we may was received and adopted and the by-law state that the matter had been before the was read a third time and passed. courts and Judge Morrison had given judge- Mr Leakey came before the council asking ment that Mrs Penrose had committed a | that himself, Mr Weldon and Mr Mitchell be tresspass in entering upon the premises re- | set off into a separate road beat, Ewers as reeve of the township of Reach did | of the whole on the Auditors' Report. Here in the most reckless and culpabl , | was another opp ity for the and without even deigning to ask the advice | giants, Messrs. Holman and Ewers, to dis. of the council authorize Mrs Penrose to go | play their talents. After three or four hours right on again and hold the'property. The [of their usual twaddle they could accom- lady supposing that one assuming the. posi- | plish nothing when it was moved by Mr St tiomof Reeve onght to know something of | Joh ething to the following effect, that his duties, took his advice and attempted to | the Clerk be instructed to get the Auditors' hold the property and drive Mr Craig off.-- | report and k Pp d in The mattef was brought before a magistrates' | form and that 200 copies be struck off. court and t he lady was again fined for tres-| On motion the Clerk was instructed to pass, in fact, under the ci no i with W E Yarnold, Esq, PL § other course was open to he magistrates. | to have him survey certain portions of roads Of course Mr Ewers ought to be made per- | Mr Ewers read 1 letter from Mr Phoenix sonally liable for alk the cost and trouble to | regarding a certain lot of his which was sold which the whole party have been exposed in | illegally for taxes while the taxes were not this instance. He is not quite stupid enough | in arrear, and admonishing the Council that not to know the position in which . he has { unless the matter was made right at once he placed himself and he meanly secks to sneak | would take the necessary steps to compel out of it by rolling the responsibility on the | them to do him justice, township but, in this he miserably failed for| On motion Messrs Ewers and Holman the only yea on bis famous icting reso- | were d to wait on the party who lution was Abel W. Ewers, all the rest of the | purchased the property and have the matter Council having the good sense to say "Nay," | arranged. and Abel was thus left alone in his trickery. | Mr Evans came before the Council asking Mr A Brown came Yefore the council ask - | assistance for a poor sick man at his place. ly be a better way of stimulating this impor. tant branch of agriculture than by pushing these fairs and it parties do put themselves toa little inconvenience in order to attend they will by no means be losing their time anything that is worth having deserves to be ded to, and the import: of monthly Cattle Fairs is too well known to require comment. that either of the dogs he saw chasing his sheep a day or two before had killed the sheep, and to bring such a case before a magistrate would only be a waste of money. An order was granted for $6 66. On motion of Mr. St. John, Mr. McLaren was heard before the Council regarding the unsafe condition of a certain culvert on the Centre road in the 10th con, On motion of Mr St John, Mr McLaren was appointed to repair the culvert. Mr Barrett complained of having had two ewes valued at $8 killed by dogs, but had saved a part ot the wool, The council de- ducted a dollar from each sheep and granted an order for $9.33. On motion the Council adjourned for din- ner. Council resumed. Before dinner Mr. Sutliff had made appli- cation to the Council for the opening of a certain portion of a road from his place near Utica. The matter was again taken up after dinner and on motion, laid on the table. On motion of Mr Christie the Council went into committee of the whole on the -- Port' Perry Monthly Fair. Port Perey May Fair will be held on Thure- day 13th inst. This Fair no longer clashes with any other of our monthly fairs having been changed to Thursday it leaves the path clear for all others--Saintficld and Green- bank on Tuesday, Manchester on Wednes- day and Port Perry, on Thursday, so that buyers may now attend the whole series of fairs begir.ning atSaintfield and passing round: There are but few sections ot country where the interest of buyers are studied with as much care. First Manchester Fairs were ing the council to allow hinr to defer fencing | The Council advised him to call on the a certain portion of his prop hrough | poor i which the old Brock road rms as he cannot| On motion the Council adjourned till Sat-- now get in for rails. Mr Quinn objected as if Mr Brown does not fence his property he will require to close -- : the hizhway to protect his (Bir. Brown's] The Council of the corporation of Port crops) and this will prevent himy (Mr Quinn) | perry. met in the Clerk's office, on Monday, from getting out. 3rd inst. Reeve in the chair. Members all On motion of Mr Dobson the Council present excépt Mr Keltet, agreed to Mr Brown's request on conditiof. | The minutes of the pruvious meeting were that he put up the necessary gates to allow | read and approved. Mr Quinn and others wishing to pass to get | The Clerk laid on the table a conimunica- along without hinderance and the clerk was | tion from the Municipal Council of Reach instructed to notify the p fo that | requesting the Corp of Port Perry to effect. meet half the expense of building a biidge Mr McGregor complained that a portion [over Lasier's creek on the 7th con. line in of his land had been held in a state of un-| the township of Reach. certainty for many ycars and that the several | The Clerk laid on the table a communica. councils had promised to take action but had | tion from FT' Paxton, Esq, M P P, offering to never handled the matter as it ought to have | sive the corporation a street passing in front been. - of his house. On motion of Mr St. John the sum of| On motion of Mr Jones the sum of $8.30 $136.54 an amount which had been collect- | wag ordered to be paid to Mr Cochrane, So- ed from school section No 10 more than the | jicitor for the Corporation, for his services in section ordered _and which had beg col- | connection with the Court of Revision of held on the first Tuesday in each month and after being so held for quite a long time the buyers suggested that the second Tuesday would suit them better and the change was at once made and the Saintfield fairs were held on the first Monday and they were then changed to the second Monday. After con- tinning this for some time the buyers said that they would like to have the Manchester fairs held on Wednesday and Saintficld and Greenbank on Tuesduy. This change was also adopted for their convenience aod now for their further convenience Port Perry has changed the fairl the 3nd Thursday in each month so that the chain of fairs is now con- plete. . It will be seen from our advertising col- wmps that quite a number of prisés are offer- od for the show connected with the next Port Parry fair, There are some fourteen resolution, That the Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to farnish W. E. Yarnold, Esq.,a copy of this resolution. That it is the desire of this council that he will at his ear~ liegt convenience, examine the centre road as now traveled in and through the 10th com, in place of rupning between lots 12. and 13, and report to this Council at its next meeting whether such traveled road is sufficient for the purpose of a public highway instead of the original allowance. He will also state in his report the width of the road now tra. veled and the line and true position of the road according to the original survey of the original road allowance, with the names of the parties whose lands adjoin the same, with the true position and extent said lands oc- cupy upon the said road, in such a manner as will enable this Council te convey and Pry tending to mislead the Council, not that be did so designedly, but groping in the dark himself he would have dragged the other members after him had By some means the Sweepstake prizes given at the late township Show, for the hest horses shown of Mr Holman moved, in amendment, that the committce do now arise. Mr 8t John said he would recommend the Council to be cautious how they handled this Manchester, and the d by Mr. Heard, of the Union Hotel, Man- chostar, were omitted in our last. g1 lected in e dispose of said original allowance for road ( is also prepared to furnish any other re- prises.ciered. (Sov adv.) should it no lenger be required far the use | quirements therewith that your| On motion of Mr Currie six indigents were We expect to see a geod show and a large the public. honor may consider necessary. allowed $3 each for the months of April and Surnopt at this far. ; Mr Williams came before the Council m- | May and one was allowed $5. pr-- Here quite a discussion took place. Mr. the brid Lasier's © y oy, Omitted. Ewers as usual making all sorts of the most 8 E ge on} On motion of Mr Currie, the sum of $4 they been squally blind the bridge he would not be surprised if the | journed Hl the 26th inst, then to mest in any class, the lst presented by Mr.| yo ers moved that the committee rise Oounl Bid $ good BA pay ere the rest he low bel, a 104. W. : Tennyson, of the Revere Iouse,|and report. od Court of Revision. of an error in & figure | voters! Lists for 1874 and $4 for services in in the rate for that section, was ordered to be | gelecting jurors. paid to the section, On motion of Mr Jones the Reeve's ac- The following was then submitted. That | count of $33.37 for disbursments as said the clerk be and is hereby instructed to for- | Reeve was ordered to be paid. ward to his Hon. the Co. Judge a copy of| On motion of Mr Jones the account of Mr this resolution. That this council upon |jincks, as caretaker of the Town Hall, examining 37 V., Oh 7, 8eo. 72, is of the | amounting to $18.30 was ordered to be paid. opinion thatit isthe duty of the council] Mr Jones moves that the Treas be and he either to supply the necessary buildings for | ig hereby Histructed to set apart one third of holding Division Courts or pay for the nse | 411 sums received by him on account of in- of buildings elsewhere and this council | fractions of the Act entitled, an Act to amend having plied with the requi set | and C the law for the sale of spir- forth in said section therefore wish to state | jtnous or d liquors, as pi for to your Hon, that the town ball is in a suita- by the 43rd section of said Act.--Carried. ble condition for holding said courts and 88| (On motion of Mr. Jones the Reeve was in- it is the most central place in the division | structed to sign the necessary arbitration for holding the same this councll requests | bonds in connection with the matter of dis- that your homor would resume holding pute between Mr Wm Spence and this cor- said courts in the town hall and the council poration, and attach the Corporation seal thereto. the 7th cen. was ordered to be paid to Mr Matthews for Mr. Ewers said, Well, it may be taken up | clothing fora child a d by its par- with the rest. ents. . Mr Williams said from the condition of | On motion of Mr Jones the Council ad- Mr Ewers said well let the path look to itand so prop it up that it may Up for her Engine. stand till then, -- Mr 8t John sags that the pathmaster had| n° ne™ tesmer fo which we referred matter, if not they may get the township into difficulties and it may be an expensive law~ suit. The amendment of Mr Holman as his gellow councilmen were doubticss) aware choked oft the question. and the Council would thus be refusing to do anything in it, a'caurse which he would regard as mnwise ander the he idered it necessary that the Council should take some action id the matter now. {The amendment was put and declared Jost. Holman voting alone for it. 'The motion to rise and report was carried. Mr. F. Elliott's Dumfriesshire Jock took the 1st apd Mr.F. Elliott's Scottish Chief took the 20d. We also omitted the prizes an yearling Grade Balls, W.0'Bryant's took the lat, Joseph Bryant's the 2nd and John Guabam's the 3rd. - In the discretionaries the Cham- pion Reaper and Mower took the lst elated over the 10taleof her assess- ment rolls for 1875. The population already lained of the bridge and no- | ® Short time ago as being built at Hoovers by thing could be gained by delay, the proper | its enterprising owner, Mr Finley, is now plan isto go at once and examine the bridge | having her gngine in at the wharf see what it requires and if a new bridge is 2 pus: hare wanted let it be made at once and not waste money reparing a bridge ed; and he would move that the Reeve Mr Holman and Dobson be a committee to go and examine the bridge and roport to this council at its next meeting. Numerous petitions and applications for money were presented but as nothing is defi- tensive traffic. We believe that fhe energy if the timbers are rotten as represent. | tance asa means of regular, rapid and con- | Port Perry, May 6, 1875. L.O. L., No. 223. Poctiis Meeting on Wednesday, even- ing, at 7 o'clock in their Hall. Mem- bers will please govern themselves 'accord- ingly. JOS. COOK, W.M. ~~ W. EDMETT, Sec'y. Port Perry, May 5, 1875. \ SALE & RENTAL The Subscriber having sold to John Nott, Esq, his Blachsmithing Establishment on Quicen St, Port Perry, (the ises lately occupied by Mr. G. U. White) will in future i i at bis OntarioCar- 'orks, PerrySt,where having the whole business his own more immediate a'- tention the several branches will be carried on to greater advantage. So that in future ev of G 1 Blacksmithil will be carried on at my Works on Perry 8t., Special attention given to Horse Shoeing, As my Perry St. establishment is al- ready completely stocked with tools. lumber, &c, &c, I have instructed Mr Willcox to sell by Auction on the premises, on Thursday, the 27th day of May, all the Blacksmithing tools and lumber on the premises now seld. There will also be sold at the same time and place a large num- ber of first-class Iron Harrows, &c, This will prove a RARE CHANCE for Blacksmiths, Wagon Makers, Builders, &c. FARMERS! notice the Sale of Harrows. Remember the time and place of sale, THURSDAY, MAY 27th, on the premises lately occupied by G. U. White, Queen 8t., Port Perry. carry on riage Wi JAMES EMANEY. Port Perry, May 6; 1875: 19:3w Notice This! = STATIONERY, Gone Spe for chs CHEAP AND COOD. ; W. H, MOAN: "Part Perry, May 6, 1874. The. Mery le Fs Bo The members of this Baisd have supplied themselves with a Set of First Class Intra ments, and have always on hwnd 8. Choice Selection of the Latest Musid. They are fully prepared to attend Excusions, Cele- brations, Concerts, Soirees, &c. with the most appropriate Music and at & reasonable re. For terms, apply to J. H Master of Merry Nine; Su P. 8. In case of Excursigns on Sim« coe, the Band will embark at Jackson's Point, or at Beaverton, 4 Vroomanton, May 6, 1875. A VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE. HE premises at present by i hE SEI PORT PERRY, Is now in the market and will bo sold cheap and on liberal terms. For further particulars apply to Switn, Band Ont. 19 ""Atty-at-Law, Port Perry, April 7, 1875. 15:3w Daily Line to Rochester! {Commencing on or about Monday, April 19.3 HE STEAMER "NORS N," Crawford, Master,) will m: trips on this route, leaving Ci morning at 7.30 and Port York Contra and rg Rati 'entra E: ways East, West, DAT] for all points' JUST RECEIVED - T. COURTICE'S PREMIUM SADDLERY WAREHOUSE PORT PERRY, A choice lot of CHILDREN'S Carriages and Ferambulators | Also a full Stock of And Traveling Bags. The largest and best stock of WHIPS in Town. HARNESS! great variety. Please call and see the most COMPETE STOCK in the trade. Port Perry, May 6, 1875. Monthly Fair. The third Regular Monthly Fair in PORT PERRY, been held on Tuesday, 11th had been changed to poration (the statute labor by-law) and that the same be now read a first time. On motion the by-law was read a second ite as to the amounts or whether will | of Mr. Finley is equal to the ask and that Seeder also took a 1st prize. Well | paport received and adoped. nites o fis Siwahipie ot wuts pnts done Oshawa, Messrs Walker &| Mr Ewersumoved that this council is of ined the spots it is Yue * Rr hE 10 fosen tak Aula ak isis gum, Jobnson make good agents, pinion that.on @ecount of allowing Mrs. | space with these things now till after it is | Lindsay and PortPerry and between these and | pos me tokeqp of te known whether grants will be made toall, stations or calling points b Perry, May 3, 1875. Lindeny so 15 o. uo aliseapceappose bor ot un the 108 Mr Holman moved for leave fo introduce | watch sro ioe ea, o 0 a0 extent of COURT OF REVISION. VS -- concession betwen 85 | o by-law to amend by-law 577 of this cor: Our Lindssy eotems feel samnewhat ah ad "ok SUE Liktle craft will he fobdy for diet work PBINBG, NE may), Will leave Charlotte Rochester) dal 9 when She aie Pp SEebt Oa direct. . This is the shortest ah and Joickent Shore Railroad from Charlotte. Dealers in Stock, will find this the and most e; tious route to Bow ton, Albany, New Yi &e, For further information, a) R. Ci (Port Hope; or C. F. Gide: Craw fon NOTICE. IN ORicE is hereby given that app rt of route to Ontario lica-- tion will be made to the Council of the Corporation: of the TOWNSHIP OF SCUCOG, ; At its next moeting, ; TO PASS A BY-LAW To operi'a certain piece of road on lot 24, in the 7th concession of said township, said road to run westerly to the Lake from the 'Centre lire. Also, t6 close dp & certaini piece of road Tuning in the same direction on the said ot. Scugog, April 6, 1875. CORRIGAN & CAMPBELL ATTRACTIVE STOOK- Of Canadian, Scotch, and English TWEEDS, Also, a choice selection of | Worsted Coatings, Fancy Vestings, * Blk Broad Oloths, ve at 3 '. m, 10r Port Hops . AR, showitlg, this Week, & very Ihrge' --------- / | ! $ < now stands 5,689, showing an in- |p ingress 0 time and the council went into committee of Township of Reach, 7 Srsteot show 9) pur cout elegy Wd sre 4d ha 0 id | hi by a pres ot in ot te For ths okent, Tis C875) will st a the 1 A amou ll his other efforts. 4 Abel W. Ewers" | scale for the Statute labor (which provides > eal and personal property is $971, | been inserted in the above sesclution wher- ett I $190 090 to Scburany, She 260s day of May inst | 829, or an average of $171 for every | ever the word ¥ counsil" ooama ; ht i ot hui 304s sate Labor; more than Ne 10 i) sppesls ihe said Bol a. woman ud ahd fn Sh a | eon Fh ks ny in tb lr ong 7d I A san a ai he put it. Tiere cannot be the least doubt assessed ai nok more that $1200 do 3 days bE a but that Abel W. Ewer did authorise Mrs: statute labor, and for every additional $300 eensri sess savers, 950107070 i ' xr .