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Either sex : all_ may: is hereby given that the St Catharines and Niagara Central Railway Company will apply to the Parliament of Canada. at its next session, for an Act to declare their railway to be a Work for the general advantage of Canada; to authorize the building of their line to Toronto through the City of Hamilton; to connect the same by any branch with my railway leading into Toronto. in the Counties of Wentworth, Halton, Peel or York; to (-x‘ tend their western line from such point on 1.1m Grand River as they may select under their Act of incorporation, to Woodstock, in the County of Oxford, and for other purposes. St Catharines. 4th September, 1888. ’ILRMS UF bAL ‘ leu per cent of the v11 ‘- chase money to be pmd in cash on “Sue day 01 ’ ma t0 the Vendor’s Solicitors sufficient of the rc- mainder within 30 days thereafter to nmke a. half of the whole; the balance of the purchnsu money to be secured by a first mortgngc on the said property payable in three years Witl‘ inter- est at 6 per cent. payable half-yearlv 0r muy be paid in cash at the option of the purclm ' l ' The 1)};(2p6rfiy will be sqld _subject, to a. res. 1_d. ‘ F61; fifrther particulars" and conditions of sale apply to LAWRENCE_§z MleLIgrgN,‘ EACH PLUG OF THE MYRTLE NAVY Something new, that, just coins money for all workers. We will start you ; capital not needed. Thisis cue of the genuine, important; chances of a. lifetime. Those who are mnbitioun and enter- prising wxll nut rides. Grand (mm free. Ad- dress T1301. 5: 00., Angus 9.. Maine. IN BRONZE LETTERS. MEI OTHER GEHUINE cheap} On the 53.1 mol ertv is a lame SLbsmntml frame hotel and commodxuus stables ‘his is the only hut-91 in Teston and one of the oluust esfiublisbed stands in_ the County. Itm airfiasifivaersimbler propcftv for any one ' ‘ ' g to (12 a. figsfi-clngs business. I CAUTION. Christmas and Election Nos. of erp And receive the CHRISTMAS and ELECTION Nos., and the paper to Jul? lat, ’87, including choice of thc two Premium ’lntes,“Leading Con- servatives," or “Leudinp'neformers.” .1 _ V Commencmg sout mne degrees east three chains thirty-three and a third links from the north west corner vf said lot 25 and at the north west comer of the lot nnw intended to be con- veyed, thence north seventyâ€"foul degrees east two chains, thence south nine degrees east one 01min sixtysix and twoâ€"third links more or less, thence south seventy-four degrees west two chains, thence north one chain sixty-six and two- third links more or less, to the place of beginning containing by udmousurement one-third of 11.11 acre be the same more or less. . We are new prepared to furnish all I classes With employment at home, the whole of the time, or for their 5118.150 nio- ments. Business new. light and profitable. Per~ sons of either sex easily earn from 50 cents to per evening, and n. prnportional sum by devoting all their time to the business. Boys and girls eurn nearly as much as men. That all who see this may send their address. and test the busiâ€" ness, we make this offer: To such as are not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing Full particulars and out~ fit free. Address GEORGE STINEON & Co., Portâ€" laud, Maine. A Small Dog of a. brownish color, with a. chain and lock. The owner will apply at VILLAGE OF TE STON. Under and by virtue of the power of sale conâ€" tained in a vermin mortgage there will he sold by public auction by James C. Stokes, Auction- eer, on the premises in the Village of Teston on .v n“‘-â€"‘~-***Ii' w A11 and singulurthat cemnn parcel or t1 act of land and promises situate, lying and being in the Township of Vaughan, in the Countv of York, being composed of a part of the west part of lot number 25 in the fourth concession of the said Tgwnship of Vuughgnupd des " (1 [LS follows: "A. n,, WORKING ULASSES, ATTEN- HOTEL PROPERTY AUSTIN SALE! rriday. Jan. l4th,A.D.1887, A1: 2 o’clock p. 111., the following valuable propâ€" ert_y_in tpelVillggeff 'l‘estgn, namely : GRIP. DEERE, “reroute, Second hand showman! and wood, {or sale 26 and 28 Front Street West, Toronto. Dec: 23rd , 1886. And the paper (Grip) to lat Feb., '87. Addresa, Tm: GRIP PRINTING AND PUBLISHING Co FOR SALE. 3m: ifiaverfisemmtfi. FOUND .! SEND 25 CENTS NOTICE AND RECEIVE THE OR SEND $1, 0F VALUABLE IS MARKED RICHARD W001), ’ Fox the applicants. Vendor’s Solicitors, 15 Toronto St. Toronto. IN THE T0 A. \VINGE R’S WM. ATKINSUN [GE ws, Edgelv 1a 0 ~A Large Stock of 13‘URNITURE BOQTS, SHOES, SROCKERY, 860.. I am prepared to take produce in exchange, at fair market value. for one of the latest imprnyed and most durable Sewing Machines in the market, as a large ‘num- her is prepared to prove in the immediate neighborlmod,bosuies the very large mun- her of Medals and First Prizes at Provincial and other Fairs, such as Toronto, Mon- treal. Landon, Quebec‘ and at, the \Vorld’s Fair, Antwerp, Belgium. also a. Diploma fur the best work shown in Londouyand a. ten dollar prize. for best specimen of work. at Markham Fair this year. Come along. and get. a bargain. All orders by mail? promptly attended to. ‘ ' i Sewing Machines to Suit the Times. NEW WILLIAMS“ SEWING MACHIEEE TWEEDS, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, BLANKETS AND YARNS. HAR7D TIMES 1 Raymond Sewing Machines. Eagle Steam Washers and Wringers. All who have alreadv purchased are fully satxafied with the way those machines: work. Give them a trial. RAH kinda of produce taken in exchange‘w STOVEPIPES 10 CENTS A LENGTH. Acomplete stock of \\'a11 Pnpor and Borderings, something new in Styles and Designs, from 5 cents up. [u a. variety of designs. Mixed Paints, ready for use, in all calm-s and shades. Boiled and Raw Oils, Varmâ€" ishes, and all other Immeria] for paints. Paint and \Vhitewaslx Brushes, all alzes, whlch I will sell at bottom price. Call and see. Usual Stock of Pictures and Frames. Large Stock of Groceries, Flour and Feed. P. Gr. SAVAGE. NEW GMEDS ! CHEAP PRICES ! ALEX. MOODIE’S They can be sold at priccs that should not fail to fill my store with eager purchasers. A trial will convince you. J08. HALL. GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED. Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry szds, Groceries, Hardware, Glassware, Crockery, and Flour and Feed. I" Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings, Cations, Frints, Den-- J ' I inns. Cottmmdes, all selling very cheap to make room:- for fall gonds‘ f New Tens, Fresh Coil'cvs. Just arrived all kinda of can, I . med Flsh, Salmon, Sardines, Mackeer &c. NAILS, HINGES, LOCKS, (M â€"II Rolled and Family Flour and Feed constantly on hand and delivered on short notice» STQVES. ONTARIG GREEN GROCERIES, HAMS, BACON, PORK, Selling at and below Toronto prices LORNE STORE In connection with my stock of Groceries. &c., I wish to call your attention to (-1 full assortment of goods from the Woodstock Woollen Mills, consisting of THE PEOPLE’S-STORE ![ WALL PAPERS. W'ALL PAPERS. Eave Troughing and Repairing promptly attended to. These goods are all of first-class quality and very cheap. Call and examine them before purchasing. Also on hand Sign of the “ British Flag Staff.” a r Now is your time to keep warm by buying a stove gt. Stoves of all kinds delivered on the shortest notice. QLQSE CASH PRICES C. MASON’S " ~ STAPLE GROCERIE S. J. LUSH, Richmond Hill. A. MOODIE, Now-is the time to buy a. first-class Light Running Is well supplied with a large stock of As the goods are bought at AT REDUCED PRICES, And all kinds of â€"-â€"CHEAP-â€"â€" Also GEO. T BENCH C. MASON.