HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-09-28, Page 7PROE'ERTI,ES FOR SALE.
House and Lot for Sale.
9111E uudersigmed offers that fine'. ,Cotiveniently
situated and well-built two storey BRICK HOUSE
, on Joseph Street, Just south of the Foundry, for sale.
It is wbil furnished with all conveniences, and has good
10t.in connection. Will be sold very cheap and ou tasy
terms of payment. Apply on'the premises to
3, MORSE.
Clinton Aug 10. 1885.
House and Lot for Sale.'
THE subscribee,offers that eligibly sittmted house
and lot On James street, near the G. B. station,
for sale. The house is frame ,containing, five rooths,
with wood shed, and stable. Good well apd cistern,
with several fruit trees on the lot Terms made
lmown on applation on the premises to
olintensept. 5 1862. An-WHEATLEY.
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Farm for Sale
rpm: subscriber offers for sale Lot 45, 1st con. of
Tuckerstnith, London Road, 'within 2J, miles of
the Town of Clinton, and 8j from Brucefield. This
farm contains 100 acres of choice land. Well lvatered
by never -failing springs. No. waste land. •Good • or-
chard Suid outIsuildings. 'Penns easy. For further
particulars apply to ,
MRS. ELIZABETH GRANT,
1833 Clinton P.0
FARM -FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale that conveniently
,umessi,,titicIteodf_Gofaridin,n bk_ehinr&tigzsrli,cittlihantlfain'ef Lotju4%3 p, eletsh,_
more or less, on which there are 0 frame liduscrotable,
and granary, and log barn. Good clay loam and young
orchard. Nevet-failing spring creek rtjnning through
the placc
WALTON- DODSWOItTII, Clinton P,.0.
Goderich township, Aug. 17, 1882. . •
Farm. for Sale.
TTIE\subscriber offers for:sale the south -half of Lot
38, 10th Concession of Goderich Township, con-
sisting of 40 acres, about 5 miles from the Town of
Clinton. Nearly all cleared and in good state of cul-
tivation. Rough -cast house, frame barn, stables an
other outbuildings on the. place. Good orchard and
plenty of water. Possession given this gall. :Terms
very reasdnable.. For particulars apply on the pre-
31.tf JAMES BROWNLEE, Clinton.
FA.RW.FOR .SALE.
rymia, subscriber. offers. for sale that .conveitientiy-
1 situated .farrm:Lot 1, 4th concession, EaStern
cision,_Colborne, containing 50 acres, cleared and free
Of strinmi, and-frame:IRMse,
frame barn, horseatable and ,drive house, with stone
basement ; goodArchard of all kinds offrnit.; well wa-
tered -good spring andliii-Cr0tills ;: 300 rods of under
-draining, ; web fenced .with cedar ,.rails and boards„ -
Soil, good clay. Also, the' north .part of Lot 5, 4th
can, being. 20 acres of bush. 'Tering reasonable. -Apr
ply on pretnises dr to
July 25. , :JAS. STEVENS, Clinton.'
Farm for Sale.
MITE.subseriber offers for sale that valuable
farm being. lot 19 and east half 05 50. on the •
8th et)11. Illillett, containing 150' 'acres 00
cleared and in a good state of ,eoltivation, the.
remainder well Wooded. The farm if well wa-
• tered; and has on it a frame house contrabing
rooms, large barn and Stables. and small orch-
ard, For particulars apply on the.preraisais; or
10 by letteratoaffinton post office. Ala() ior sale'
• a 50 acre farth in Bruce, , •
. ROBT. CAlatErt.
rlullett, June 21,1882;
FARM. F, OR..SALE.. .
milAT conveniently situated farin adjoining the.
1 village of Loniitisbord, being lot 25,, 10t1 -i• ,con.,
Township of Hullcit,, consisting of 01 acres, 70 itride'r
cultivation. The place is well watered, good bearing
orchard, frame house, good frame barn, and Other out-
bliildings. It is situated On the.lyingham gravel road
opposite 11uber's mill,.6 miles from the town of Olin-
. ton, half a mile Rom L.111. &B. railway .stiftion. For
particulars apply to .. .• •
MRS. MARTHA A: GRAHAIrrI;
Clinton, July.27, 1882. • ' Clinton.
HOTE4.1fQ.:RsA4g:.
ffE :undersigned offersJiir.salc,:on eaay:terMs, the
• AME HOTEL and preMiseSin: the Village. of
• Kinburn.. 'fhe a,good:Trre7fm-tirsinessTiieipg,
the only one in the plane turd in a 'Pr4,01as•Icieality. •
Mr. Brownlee, the former preirrieter,'dhl a very irrofit.:
able business here for several ye0rs.: The' furniture'
will be sold with the lintel, 'if .tranted; and .inunediate
pOsSession given. . • .
•
A laSa)..A.1V-VIEPAPItt-vtED F!"•31
C1 18, Conces:sion 3,. Hullett. ' 11E) S.Ere9;" mostly
OltNiEed and cultivated; with dwelling 'and barn!,;thereen
This land i$ of good quitlity.,-anyi situritcdnear Clinton.
Easy.territs giyen.• - • .
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A lIFS• 0, 2-STO 11111A1 o -P »14:' CILIA Nif-4-
ticn Huron Street, Gliiitim,;neiret it-,St,61 Dr., Apple -
1005 residence, heretofore Oct u pied ,
Easy terms. Apply. to l • '
• ' • W 22, • I' IRV n
Aug. 31, 1832,
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A_ FIRST CLASS FARM
FOR
-D. aliT 00 Lot's 12 and 13, on the 13th cOM of Hullett,
eCintaining 106 acres.. SO .fteres'Iiteared •turd wider
cultivation anj free frozn'stunrirs 4 40) acres Of heavy
timbered land.. Throngli the elearecIiior.tion there is
laid 500 rods of:under-drain.. This is one of the richest
and best frtrms in tit county of flurcitiOlie. 'crops
. enormous. The buildings eroisist•:.rif frame
bouse, loor stables, ;nut •fratried;barn,' '30 • 50, nifarly
new. ThZre 0111'iiri.illatd of iii)Ctit.40 trees of •superior'
grafted fruit.'" • 1_
Price $4,500, 31,000 or marc cidien ;balance to' be se,
cured by lst Mortgage,' with 'interest rit01 per cent:
Mortgagor tri have the privilege crf: paylitg a part or the.
• whole of Mortgage Money at the pod • of any. half-year
without notice. The purchaser can go en at OTICE 50
prepare-for_crims- 4P1114. :16 .
Clinton, Sept. .18812';
' • "
'vietifirs, lives pv11011E4.0;
--Thaitirra n its of: graves ate
aniirtally. robbed Of their
0 It hairniness and health re-
stored by.the-nse: of the great ; • • ; • ' • •
• • , ,
-GERIVIAN. INVIGORATOR
whlch positively. and irermattently „cnires .linpetency
' (caused bY. excesrr Of any. ki n (1,1'S ern 51 Wcaltness,r'and
all diSefiSCE 0'mA -001100 as a sequence of SelfAbose, as
loos• Of.energ,y , loss oftneinory, versin as tude, pain
ie the hack,- dimness iif preritature old ago, ahd
many °tilt* diseases' that lead to insanifn'or constant, -
tion and a 'premature grave. , • . •
Send ior circulars with testimonials free • by
The INVIGORATOR h. sold at $1 per box, oe six boxes:
for 85, by all druggist's, or be seht free by niail, se-
curely sealed, on receipt of ,price, by addreSSIng. •
.03 CHENEY, Priiggisti,
187 Sunonit 85, Toledo _Ohio.
J, If. Combo; sole agent for ,Clintoti. •
ALLAN :L INE
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LIVLRPOOL--LUDONBrillaY—GLASGOW,
SIIORT EST 'S A'S'S ACE.
oat. 111,11In termeiliiiteand iteerniceTick,
ets At 1.91v\Tit Mites.
Sailing's from quebee. •
rAittsrszi, Sept, 2. aoamaataN,,Sept, •
Persons wirbing to send for their friends can obtain
Passage oerifiloates Et lowest mum from Ilingland,lre
land sm.1 Scotland ho. any 'city or r y town in Ca
nada. and the ainroant relunded lase a small dada
tion 00 100 tieketrie not iised. •
S teerage Passengers' arre booked to London; Garr:lift
Qftoonatoven,vtkoreyAlegil.1.4 and Girlairgow;
amo prices as tb Liverpool. - "
Forthrough ttokettsind eriery in formation apply to
A. O; PATTISON, 'Agent,
../ ton
A.g.euttratnte
—
WANAED seYeral goed active Agents, td sell th
1)01111111i1141 Fruit Ilryer, one of th
simplest and Cheaper -it methods of 'Drying Friiit ye
invented. SELLS ONS:Orft, Liberal commission gtvei
Apply at oneo to
. ,m,LrAm
.in..
lE James Smith'4 Tabor ShOp
Clinton, Aug. 17, 082.
Tuckersmith Agricultural Society Show.
-The annual show tinder the auspices of the
Tuekersmith Agricultural Society was held at
Saafoilli on Thursday and Friday last. ,
ning all Thursday night, and clearing upon
laidtiy morning had a tendency to increase
the attendance.ef visitors, which was very
good. The show, on the whole, was -a 'toler-
ably goodsone, but not equal to many previ-
ous ones. There was a putt sbovet, cattle,
but only mOderate in sheep ,and pigs: In
horses the exhibition was not large, but there
Were a number Of fine animals on the grgund.
.. In carriages,, waggons.. butters, &c„ it was
nothing, only one carriage shown, and very
, few im"pleinents. Theindoor department was
good, and better in 'fruit .than might have
;expected, considering its partial failure this
year.
PRIZE LIST'
Haaya Data-uoirr lloassis.Brood mare,
and 2.1 Ratteisbury. Brood mare and foal. 1
Dixon 'tt Innes, 2 J Malone, 3 Jam McMillan.
Ca.nadian'heavy draught foal, 1 J McMillan,
2.not kmaivn, 3 JIVIcalillan. Three year old
filly, J'AleMillan. Two year. old- gelding, J
Malone. Two .year old filly, 1 W Finlayson,
2 J IVIalena, One year old filly, la A. Forsyth,
23 McMillan, 3J Malone.. Dratight team, 1
J McMillan, 2 • Mrs 11 Chesney, ,Imported
heavyatlyaught foal, 1 Dickson & Innes, 2 A
Feasy Us,
Aaarareu arun-a-a-0-11-GERE-aaaaar-u-aaktaB.-4-0-
sae.—Brood mare. 1 H Chesney; 2 Alex Mc-
Ewen, a W Dale. Brood mareand foal, 1"J
'McMillan, 2 II McGregor, 3 R Martin: Foal,
1 11 McGregor, ` A Sproat, 3 Robt• Martin.
Three year tild gelding, .1 and 2 Ja Shipley, 3
-J Mtirray.. Three year "old filly, 1 W Dale, '2-
ItvieGregora 3 \Vm .Cooper. - Two year old
gelding, ,1,W Ireland; 2 W;•Chesney, 3 J Staf-
ford. Two year old filly, ,1 J MolCay, 2 G
Dale; 3 J Fpwlcr.. Year old gelding, 1 'Alex,
Sproat, 20• Walker,. 3 not known. • Year old
filly, :1 J Averya 2 W Dale, 3 11 Crich. ' One
year .old'entire cola, 1,J McIntosh, 2 .11 An-
derson. General purpose' team, 13 White, 2,
J. Thorpe; 3 11 McLaughlin:
. , • , .
' Ciatiatacla HoESES.-Brood mare with foal,
1 A Davidson,. 2 J MeNevin, 3 not known.—
Foal, 1 T. M Kidd, 2 .31VIcNevin; 3 A David-
son. .2 -yr old 'filly, 1 JAvery, 20 R Coaper.
1 -yr old filly, John ,A very. .Carriage horses,
1 J Vanstone,,2 Js Elliott.. , Single chaster- 1
11 L -Stbra .2 T Peary, 3 la McLeod:
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colt, Thos Kidd. ,
. Mono -Bann Dtran5.m 0ri.Tri:E..-COW,'1'&
Jas Dickson, 2 .G- Sproat. 2 -yr old heifer,' 1,
aj.Dicason, 2 and 3 A 'Elcoat. Yeariing 'heifer.
1 and 2 3,Dickson, 3 G Sproat. .Heifer calf;
1 W Cooper, 2 J:Dielteon. BiiIl calfa 1 Theis:
Govenlook, 2 A Elees.t, J'Dickson. Bull
under 2. years, Jatorrapce.. Herd of four fe-
males and male, 1.J Dickson, 2 A,Elooat.
GRAD.E. CATiLE.-COW, 1 S Carnochan, 2 J.
Dieksou, 3, D.Canspbell. Two year old. heifer, .
G.F. Creswell, 2 1) Cal:It'll-fell, 3 -0 Sproat.
'Yearling heifer, '1 J,Diallson, 2 G•E 'Creswell,
3 J Dickson. Heifer calf, 1 J Dickson, 2 0.
'Stiroat,.3 G. E Creswell., Steer two years old,
-land 23 Dickson, 3 D Campbell. Steer one
year old, 1 JaCarnochan, 2.1) Campbell." Fat'
ox or steea, land 2 T GovenloCk, '3f Lands.
borough,. Eat cow sor heifer, 1- and 24.Dick.
son, .2. I) Catripbell. 'Best pair of shipping
steers, -1 T Govenlock,' 2 ariclaJ Landsborough:
1_,II.ICESTER.,..ARBEB.----Ageclaani, 1 II Snell -at
Sonia.:2,W Fenisale, 3 SSisaillie. ' Shearling
ram,' 1. H• Spell sfs Soils, 2-W Penhale.,3 Robt
Charters. Ra rd landa, 1 W •P.enha1e,'2 W '6
.Wintera 3.11.Snell & Sons" • Pair ewes, .1 H
.Snell & SO119, 2 ,Wr: Penhalea 3 McTavish.
'Pair shearlipge, 1. 11 Snellaia Sons, 2 W Pen.
hale.' P,air.,ewe 1anabs,,1 WPenhale, 2 anda3.
W: 0. Whiter.. , • '" .' • •
, Coasaroatis.-a-Aged ram,. 111 Spell & Sone.
,Shearling ram, 11 Snell & Sons. . Ram' lands, -
1 11,Swellat Sus, 2 J .Dickeofa. Pair 'eaves,
1 H SoeIl & Sons, '2 J Dicksop. Pair.sbeata
ling--evaesaj • • '
. . .
,...'SouirunoWlss.=-. Aged ram, joliti
Rani lanib, 1.e4, E0resswell,2 J Atkinson, 3.
"•0 CresswelL ..Pair of . 'ewes, 1; 2 and 3, G
E .•Gresswella :Pair shearling ewes, 1 Geo E
.0resswe1l, 2, J Atkinson, 3 JaIiannah.. Pair.
ewe'..lamhs, :1 j.,IIaunals, 2.0 E. CresSwell,-1
Pair Southdown ,sheepa I G
Atkinson, 3..1 Hannah.. „Fair, flee lam -Sited,
'sheep any,,breed, 1,0 E Cresswell; -2 J Atkiji-
son,3
J •Ilannah. • a
aaaaaaas PrO, -Aged. sow, W 8 eWart.
Sow, littered in 18S2, 1 2 and;3",'W ,Stewart.
. . .
BERRSDrub .PiGs. oecl boar, I and, 2 :Ia
.C.4dvenlock., Boaa, littered in 1882, 1,41 Me-
Gee,"2 j'alm Avery', 3, 11 Goventeek.
W. Stewart, ,2211 f..4ovenlopk, 3 NV Stewart.,
PO-61,Triv.--Dark 13,rahmas, 1 W Grieve,: 2,1
•
Elder 'Light Brahmns V. Grieve. -
,
mouth Aoalis, LW Grieve," 2: jelip Hannah.
.BlacIsaPolainagalar &Soft:, 'Pcilaridea any. eta er
kind, l J W Elder, ,2 W Grieve. Hambur,o,
'and 2. W GrieYe. , Cochins,a1 and 2 Wm
Grieve.. '131ack SPaoia,h, 1. W'Grieve, 2. Da
Scott. Gafowls, 1 W Grieve; 2 Ores-,
Wella. • Aylesbury altiek ..0. OresaWella
_ . ,
Muscovy duck, 1 W Grieve, 2 Joan Beatty.
Pekin ducks,'„ 1 IV Grieve,- 2 'John Gowan:
•
Geese, Jr Scott. Turkey s,. 1, E 'Sparling,, 2 X1
.• . .
texEas.--.. Light ,brithrnas, 1 apd ,2, Dr.
'Scott.. Greatalorkings; W Grieve. • i'lyinouth
rockis, 1 L Thorne, .2 W' Grieve, 3 Dr: Scott.•
Black pelanda, 1 and,2, 'Dr ,Scottaa Cochin,
1 1 Cowan, 2 Di Scott," ifanaburas,, William'
Landesboro. Fall pears 01 Dickson, 2 .); G
Wilson, Flemish beauty, I S Landesborti, 2
R Goveulock. Duchess,Augouleme, John G
Wilsom Beurra Clairgeon, A Tyerrean.
Grey Doyenne, 1 J Dickson, 2 J 0 Wilson.
Clap's Favorite, 1 4 0 Wilson, 2 Robert
Governlock. Bartlett, 1 G E Creswell, g A
aVIcEwen. Best collection of pears, I Hugh
Chesney, 2 J. MqMillan. .
GRAPES, &c.—Hartford- prolific, J Walker.
"Couccad, I 3 Walker, 2 0 Lawrie. Rodgers
No. 19, 1 I Lang, 2 J Walker. Rodgers No.
4, J. Lang. Any other variety, 1 11 Leather -
land, 2 John Walker. Quantity, grape, 1 J
Walker, 2 J Bulger. Crabs, 1 3. Landsboro,
2 H Chesney. Canned fruits, D Ilegana
GARDENNEOETABLES.-Early rose potatoes,
1 R Canspbell, 2 11 McLean. Peerless pota-
toes, J Landsboro. Early variety potatoes, 1
J Lantlsboroa 2 J Scott. Late variety pota-
toes, 1 3 Walker, 2 J Kerr. Late potatoes,
Jas Lanclabotha Sugar cane, Allan Hobson.
Winter cabbage, 1 not known, 2 A Hobson.
Blood beets 1 A Hobson, 2 Thos Hill. Long
mangolds, i John Rattenbury, 2 J G Wilson.
Globe matigolds, 1 Geo Plewis, 2 11•Chaifers.
Swede turnias, 1 11 MeGregor, 2 Jas G Ches-
ney. Early horn caraots, 1 Chas Lowrie,'2 S
Landsboro. , _Long orange or; red carrots, I
Wm acurray, 2 JaCameroth. White Belgian
carrots, 1 II Chesney, 2 J Dickson. Indian
corn, a John, Walker, 2 W Murray. Water-
melons, J Landsboro. Musk melon's, 1 'Wm
Murray, 2 J Landsborilaa Cauliflovaer, 1 WH
McCracken, 2 A Hobson. Red onions, 1 W
Ff Mellracitea; 2 R Leatherland White or
yellow ,onions,- 1 W H, McCracken, 2 Mrs
Black a • Tomatoes, 1 Thai; Hill, 2 A Hobson.
Celery, W H McCracken. Citrons, 1 J Han -
nab, 2 11 Campb 1. Parsnips, 1 Jacob Me -
Gee, 2 W II 1Vle racken. Vegetables, 1 W
11 McCracken, 2 A Hobson. Mammoth man -
golds, T Hill. Large red mangolds, J Dick -
OUR LETTER BOX.
CHICKENS STOLEN.
To the Editor of the Clinfon New Era.
Dears Siit,--Allow me a small space in your
paper this week. Between five o'clock last
Wednesday evening and six the next morning
some peredia or persons entered my stable
and stole two chickens and an egg, so if yon
can inform 'me who the party is I shall be
much obliged. And further, Mr. Editor, if
yon know of any person who is very sick let
me know, for if that person eats that egg he
will have to get the assistance of a medical
man, and it might cost that man foaty dollars
for one night's roguery. The egg happens to
be china oue,and the person who eats itwill find
it, to my mind, to lie harder than any pill he
ever. took. If the person who took the egg
would return it, the owner would be much
obliged:- A I-IOFFS1' MAN.
Cliuton, Sept. 26.
BOR
JatagasoN., -In Stanley, on the 19th inst., the
wifoOf Air. JennisOn, of a daughter.
Coma-Fla—In Clinfon, on the 20th inst, the
wife of Mr. H. Collier, of a son. - ;
Clinten; on the 2I)th hist., the
wife of Mr. C. Sanith, of 'a daughter.
IZZA7113.-L; Goderich township, On the 21s1
inst., the wife of Itar.:J. Izzard, of a son,.
ROBINSON. In Clinton, On the 10th inet., the
wife ofaal'e. .Robiansorr;--of-a-son.
Kere.--In`Clinton, op the ancl" inst., the wife
. of Mr. Wm. Kitt, of a daughter.
EAST.-ln Hallett, on the 12th i inst., the
wife of Mr. John Fast, of a daughter.
"eon: Yellow mangolds,,Hugh Chesney.
" DAIRY PRODUCE. -Forty lbs butter, 1 John
Hannah, 2 J Bulger, 3 T_ Yellow. Firkin of
butter, 1 J S Brown, 2 W Finlayson, 3 Robt
Martin. 20 lbs of butter, Wm Finlayson.
Cheesefactory made, 1 J Murray..2 S Laird.
Cheese, private Make, Mrs T McMichael.
Cured side of bacon, H Robb. Loaf home
made b -read, 1 J daleNavin, 2J A Cline, 3 T
Henry. Loaf home bread, self rising, 1 A
Hobson, 2 A MeEwen, 3 Mrs J Wise. Honey
in comb, 1 J Rattenberry, 2 W Murray', 3 II
Robb. Honey in jar, 1W Armstrong, 2 Hugh
Robb. Collection home made wine, 1,A. Hob-
son, 2 J Bulger
IJOMESTIC inANITFAcrIURES.- W0Slen shon.i3
ruade quilt; 1 A Mellwen, 2 A. Calder.. Do-
mestic cloth, I alise Nash, '2 Mr's T McMich-
ael. Pair- home 'made blabliets,_ I Miss MMC -
Ewen, 2 Mrsj" Wise. Linsey woolsey, I Mrs
T McMichael Ten vards-satinett -11 Camp-
bell. Woolen, yarn, 1 M ,McEwen; 2 11 'Me
Kay. All wool .clotb, H lalcKay. Factory,
tweeds, 1 and 2 A VanEgruotid. Factory
flannelal and 2 A yanEgrnond. Factory
made blankets, I A 0 VanEgrnoncl, 2 Chas:
Lowrie. Best eet 'single harness, 1 '.and 2
E lIeptlersoia. • Double ,team 'harness, Geo E
Henderson. Pair lady's boots, ,J Reeding:,
Pairgentas, boots, J :Roeding. , Sewing :ma.
chineaSinger Ma'nufsieturing Co. Collecaion
of musicitl instruments, 1 and 2a Wade Bros.
Set of. parlor furniture, 1 and 2 M Robertson.
;Set of bedroom furniture, 1 & 2 al Robertson.
staffed lairds, 1J Walker, 2 E Staphf. Half
dozen bricks, 1 4. Sproat, 2 J .Carter. Collec-
tion of tile, Coker. ' ' •
Arers. -Painting in- oil, Miss Maggie
Jamieson: Crispin sketching, 1 Miss -Maggie
Jainieson; 2 0 W Gee. Colfectioti of photo -A
'graphs, Wade Bros.
*.; FLoWER3.-L'Astors, 1 Dr Campbell, ' 2 J
McDowell. Phloxes, 1 A Govenlocls, 2 'Dr
Coleman. Verbenas, 1 Dr Carupbell, 2 Mrs
Rudolph. Fuchias, 1 Mrs Rudolph, 2 Dr
Colema.u. Gladiolas, 1 Beattie, 2 Mrs Ru-
dolph. SPecimen wriain•g,' Miss J Martin.
Collection of roses, 1,'A Idobee Pansies, 1
J Walker a 2 W Murray. '1)ahlias, P,Mrs
• dolph,,2 J Beattie. Eves lasting flowers, A '
Hebson. Flair .flOwers,,MrsJ lie , . ,
, ,
LADIES' Wool:a-1 ate ied quilt, 1 Ma y
McEwen, 2 Susan Payne, 3 J C .Laidlaw,
Raised quilt, 1:11 Martin; 2 W al cerackeu.
'Tatting; 1 labs Rudolph, a :Mrs o
son: Crochet woik, 1 Mrs ltudolph, 2 'Miss
Alt:Donald, 3, Susan Payne. Embroidery in.
sills velveCbr satin, 1 o ph, Mrsi3
1-1ogan. Embroidery 'in
dolp15.2 Airs T 1\1CMichael, 3 \V 11 McCrack-
en, Embioid,ry, in crapo or chenille, 1,Alts^
1) IIQgan; 2 Mrs ,IlndorpliEmbi-oidery in
wdsted, .1,'Mrs Y...udolpli, 2 silisnii-'hivae;
Mrs ting4p.':, 1.Mary,McEwepa!
aaalre iladelpa,. 3 Mre jaWise..". Faii4 knit-.
Mrs ;.1 ,Headeasiatia-2,,Sasaia:Paysse, .0
alra 'T :socks, 1 Miss'
'Nash,.-2,Mary atockinge
and mitts; 1 -Maly McEwen, '2 MiSsSiardif.
14: Maciracketi.- .Cebas
fine shirt, :PMiss Nash, 2 .1\-aiss S taah fa:3 ,Matay
,alelaWeia •fyiiit;.,.M re, .1X...caldera Lace
;WOrile,,I ltijdolfin: ,Gniptire..Worlt
Rudelash: al",1etlin,Wool work -,4 Mrs Rudolph,';
Mrs -1) albatina.a Feather "floWere; 2 Mae. T
ciMiehael„ 2 gts'jolin•
,wreatha',1 :MeDenald; 2 MOO. ;Staplif
Shell worts, ,Alas',Jae Soolt, a.,Bag mat Or ear -
pet, '1 'Mary McEvrea," ii;C:ana0.):elt.' a Tilos
Henry. 1....og ea bin', quilt, 1 Mary, M cE ,
2 Mr§ 11 Gray., ' 3"Mies Naeh. 'Knitted quilt,"
1 MasJohn,:aleadoranp,.."2 Mrs R-Gray,.3"aliee
,MaiStard. 'Colleetion Iodine' work, Mary Mc-.
Gordon, brai'd '4Onhet: Woilt,:Mra 3
W• ise,, .(areelset',Worls'an.'Wool, Colernan„
,svotylasareatha"Mas J Henclerecina" Old'
(alley°. Black• Spanish, A CaldQr, AyluS I'man and :woman,_ John Beattie; eataer
'bury ducks0 F 0esswell Pekm. dacha, 1" waeatts, :Mies alai:dd.' Child'S brochet hood
lt'onpak, ji soAl•l• jistel.g 6Cactipb,het
t„sjotk
eanetp.a,anyclieh...ed J.
lio.beirr. 'Iron beam plow,. T. 'Henry. .:Stub- • , • '
ble plow, Moor() & Hogan. (ani, plow1• : r• •Juio ES' • .
'1Ie013. Pair iron 'baz•rows,"1 and 2 A,StoW7; 110128E8.-4 • A1c.M.iltnl, Se.atortlr.
arta. Horse hay,rke,' A Campbell. ,Fanning.3' 3,-To.t.t; 13-rasseleatinci. Hugh ,,LON'e, SrBIBS
mill, aleTaggait & Gaitin seed 'drill A 'Green'. • '
M Campbell.. Ohnrn, Thackaberry.. Wooden. •• 1.iro511 [Ion 'sES --.15 'Bi uc0ield
Varna, 1 J Ross, 2N Cluff, iron pump W ' 3 Bailie Godericb, and J Deans, Parts.
Robertson. Set Iforse'eliece, 1 MI:three &Flo." 01''F'rt:Ir..-S Walker, Bruesele. W JHing
M Doyle. , . • ' ".• ston Morris and It BrOwn, Grey. •
ORAiN AIN) wheat,1 11 Oovcii• •frI.KAY, -1-Yingh41-n-
leek, 2..j Scotta.3-1•DiCksots., Spring ivh.eitt, Auburn., II Chesney, jr.,.Seaforth;" •
1 J Dieksona 2 -T Nott, 3 R Armstrong,Two Asanstrong, J rovier,
rowed barley, J"Dickion., 'Large oats-,, 1 ,Jae'Hallett. J. LandFboroi41.1, l'eckerenth.b.
Dickers% 2 J Stafford. • Large p'eae," T Nott, Pouaaive.-s-Ja Addison, (0oderich. A Bur -
Small peas,..1 Robb Charters, 2 Jas 'Dickson, rit, Mitchell. ' M Carling, Clinton.
Tagaatay_aeada_l__A-maEese aajaaapaabsala. • 0 a.afta, Snims,'dze.-W McConnell, Tack:
Flax Seed, W 'Ireland. , Merebants'. flour, ,f hitth7-v,r--r-e-eb
Nevin. Collection 'df grain, with. straw Id Ise Kemp, Sen'forth, and 11 Hunt, latppen. • ,
attached 6(3,1'1111 length,' W Murray; Spring 1101:11C1111711.4.1. -Allison,
IJSborne, at Russel, Ooderich, , J Stewart
and 3 Skinnoia Mitchell. _,
. 1)Ainy 1?noneen.LL-.)V. Scott;' Brucefield.
Aral Edward: Cash. and 1)•13 • llose;- Seaforta.
. lanSt•Sasati-MA*1/FAcrones:—.1.• M.a-y,,,a MiLc1a,
eb :1 Petrie •and "Arinstrona, Ilullett.
Ana XV Thorne -Mitchell.
FINE ARTS. 111. D'.11 ayes andia
wheat, J Kerr. Oate,. J, :Kerr. :Red 'winter
wheat, 1 J Scott, 2 'W Ireland, 3 Geo Sproat,
HORTICULTURAL PRODINE.-Winter apples,
1 3 Dickson, ,2 G E Creswell._ 15a11 applessal._
J Million, 2 J Landsborough. Colleetion ot
winter apples, 13 Dickson, 2 11 Govenjoult.
Rhode 'Island Greeninge, 1 Geo E Creswell.
Northern SPies, 1 C 'Routledge.2 W Ireland.
Roxboro Russets, 1 Jas Kerr, 2. Mrs Black. lasesas' Woisis. —Mrs W McConnell, 'Puck-
Spritzenberge, 1 1.1441) Chesney; 2 II Crich. ersmith; Mrs J Lowrie, Seaforth. alrs 11
Baldwins, 1 E Creswell,ta S'Landsborough. Dilemma°. ,Tuelseremith. '
-Westfield'seek-no-furtherfal 8' Landsborough kippen. T Hill,
251 Oriels. snow apples, 1 GB Creswell, 2 Eginot Thompson, McKillop..
W Chesney.. Gravensteins,-1•J Hannah, 251
Chesney. Red Astracane, 1 J- Dickson, 2 J
Landsborougb. Porters,"1 Jas Dickson, 2
Hannah. King of Tomkins, 1 J Dickson, 2 R
Leatherlanct. Alexanders,, lit Charters, 2 J
Cameron. , Duchess of Oldenburgh, 1 R Cloy,
'enlosk, 2 S Landsborough. Ben Davii, 1 W
'Chesney, 2 0 Routledge. Wagner, 1 J Dick-
son, 2 J Scott: Golden Ruesets,-(1 Cameron, ,
St Lawrence, 1 S LandeborOugh, 27W Cheeneyaa,
Maiden's Blush, 1 If Chesney, 2 J Dickson.
Pas-est.—Winter pears, 3. Dickson, 2 J
PU,LTING TIIE 011 la's FEET
The B.arailton, Ont.,"Fire Pepartment,
under , the .training 'and supervision of
Chief A. W. Aitchison, by the way. met
with a very seve,re accident in driving to a
fire not long aaas. His head, shoulder and
back were injured in a terrible manner.
Being aske how he accounted for h s
rapid recovei y,he replied:"Simply enough;
St. Jaca bs Oil can put any man on his feet,
if ,thore is any life in him at all. I used
that wonderful medicine from the start,
and the result is, that I am le -day in prime
health and condition. St. Jacobs Oil; the
panacea that comes to the relief orthe Fire-
man for rheumatism, burns, etc., seryed,„
me in my trouble ,ancl cured me quickly,
completely and permanently- It is the
atandard rnediicine the Fire Depart
men t."
'It IEN'iP1).1.41 1111 A .
Sept. 27,1882.
Wheat, fall, bush, ()Ida(/' 90 a 0 93
Wheat, scot - • - 0 93 a 0 95
Spring, -
Oats,
Barley,
Peas,
Flour,
Potatoes,
Buttes-,
-Eggs,
Hay, -
Hides, -
Sheep pelts -
Lamb ekina,
Wool, - -
- 1 00 a 1 05
O 32 a 0 33
-050.a 060
O 60 a 065
5 00 a 550
O 27, a 0 30
0.15 a 0 16
019 a 020
-700 a 800
700.a 8.00
O 20 a 050
O 50 a 060
• 0 20 a 021
The market is beginning to exhibit a lit-
tle more activity, farmers haviag, to,some
extent, got over their busiest times, and
wheat is coining in freely. Prices here
are fully up to the highest'poini, compar-
ing them with .Montreal, Toronto and
Hamilton,. and from all indications at paess
erit viai thaaaprospents_are_th_at they
will be lower. 131frley, in this sec ion, is
nearly all discolored, rnbre or less, and
therefore .brings only a moderate peace.
Peas ',Ire scarce, and it is not likely many
will be broughtan, as they are,wanted foi
faeclina purposes. Potatoes are a very
ho, Makes, Your Btts?
iCKSA
THE BOOT MAKE
. DEALER IN ALL KINDS, Or a
Men Women and Children's Roots & Shoes.
Spring Stock well assorted,..a d
complete in -all departments.
A.-LE/-(510rODS OLD --CHEAP FOR CASH
0. CRITICKSHA.Nli,", BLC)0E., OLIN'TON
arraaassasaaai-
a
Stock om le e.
Black and Colored Cashmeres, Fancy All Woo
Dress Goods, Brocaded Silks, Black and
Colored Moires for Triinmings.
ur Stock of Hosiery & Gloves
WILL I3E FOUNDVERY COMPLETE
AND WELL ASSORTED:
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
IiINTITTED G-0(:)1E).S _in great variety.
gurid, crop, bilt.:"110t many, dug', •yet, ; and'
Prices' will, he, 'nays- 6theiattaticls are with;
, • • a '• •
out change. ,
An, _unfounded rumor, that the queOn
hacl been Shot at in Balmoral was sPread
in,Lonclon asnaSaturdaya ' ; -• . •
Phe • ,English hoaxes*, has tUrned, out
'mu'ch better thanaiwas.anticipated; and the,
root crops are wonderfully !gee .
' The preposidato introduce the Chinese coo -
'lie labisz et -London; Eng, 'has rouse,c1 'the, in-
digna'tien of thetend•on Democrates Wliti are
'abont to, appeal to the Prime Ministe'r
fuenee the,"%thinese Government, to stop tit&
eicportationaa It is questionable Whether coo-
lie later would .suceeect thereasince it -ie. ins -
Possible, save in one or two disagreeable and
ill paid. occ.upations;-1to Undersell the natives..
The. visit Of the Marquis of Lorne.apcll'iare:
"-bes Lonise to British Columbia is just •now
direeting'inuch "attentiort.to the PacifiC Pro-
vince and prOspects. The daily. News' Ptils
Babes an article ois British Columbia, centena-
ing that as incoaperation' with.the Dotn•iiliota
has been, followed by tan adoption of protec-
tion; the Province fias Suffered materially. '
ProbablY;" hOWeaer ,, when the ciarsadian Pa-
cific ebn.Tleted the advantages gained will
fully Compensate for the loss: .;
Aikens" has, been appointed to
Succeed 11011.S.E: ORLICII011; Ri'Lioutenant-
GbyerD6r of Man ito ba,th e terin• of .thelat-
ter gentleman' expiring next, month. Mr.
Aikens it n atiVe Canadian, 'of Irish de- :
scent, born in .Peel County- in 1828.. He
is a Methodist in -religion 'and wail eduehted.
at • Vietoria Collerte, I -lis politiCal ,life
dates troth 1854 -when he was first elected
for l'eel,and he was Called' to the Senate in
,1867. He waS",a-inembier of the Macdonald
ClOvernment Irma 186.9 to 1873,. and again
1Tel/11878.1.o -1882. The appointment of
Mr.Aikens Was Probably arranged whenlie'
--mad e-way-fo
"John Mapclonald feurid it necessary to take
into the -Cabinet before the 'recent general
elections. -i. He will make afair Lieutenant -
Governor, and Will doubtless become pop-
ular in Al'apiteba. •
I . .
gratifying. to learn.; that the sta,t1s2..
tics of. railway. accidents SIOW -that . the
proportion 5T 'deaths to the number carried
does not 'increase-that'in, poiht, of tact
there is a cleerease. It ig equallyagratify-
. ing to learn that travelling'. by tail is as
safe as any other- mode. 'of 'travelling, if
not considerably Safer. It 'is still true
tnat the''percentade,cif deaths -through -ac-
cident is greater in the dase, of those- Who
travgl.little and stop at home Most of the
tim,e, than in the ease of .those ivho are on.
the mo've. 'One would faney, 'from' , the
nuMber accidents reported as.happening
can' the rail that there wag, an indrdase in
the, danger. The reason i4 Oin,t aecidents
on the .rail are,xvithin bail of the telegraph
'lines d are reported. Accidents in the
heine or in .the effinnion roads 'do not reach
the ;:reitt Public ear' through the wire' t,n
the ame. extent, • -
lios-Iiiiics ltkr
l'hoasarnIs of dollars can be saved by esing
proper judgment in taking care of the health
of yourself and family'. If you' are laillious,
have sallow complexiem, poor appetite; low
iind depressed ,spirits, and generally debilitat-
ed do not delay aanoment but go- at once
and procure a bottle of those wondeafts1 Elec-
tric Bitters, which never fail to eure, and that
for the trifling sum of fifty cents. -Tribune,
--Sold by 1Yat1s & Co. and J. 11; Combo;
cutter„
CO
Has 'no riyal in town.
Our direct importation of Scotch,. English and Irish
"Tweeds and Sefges are worthyofspecial attention.
mil.Ts and, •-ezi.P,
BOOTS and SI--10ES,
altoczniEs.
Owing to the rapid increase of our business in other
branches, we find that we have not room for our
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE and offer our
whole stock at COst.
,
The 'subse,r,ibetgadesare to,..retitrn -thank's- to •thear ntiinerons friends for the heartr
patronage .accordecl a-1cm, a.ncl also to inform,' thein that .they have laid- in a' large'
• and .Select Sinek. of ; '-• •
Groceries China Glassware, Crockery, &c.
For the fall- traclea As cenipetition keen,. zoods Will be sold at -the 'lowest possible,
• „p1100, sncl 2oo pains spared to gi,Ve' satisfaction.. '
,
ALL KL -08 FARM PROPI[TOF,", TAkiN IN EXCHANGE.
The „cheapest Tea 111AI-ie. Narlc,et..,.,
-41,BERT ST., CLTNTON.
-
MOORE
,42
eater in
HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW PREMISES,
ireCtly opposite the\Town flal
Cam/. Amp sizz mut.