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A.J. Terser, of Wiag►sm, spent doe -
duty is t►i. village.
Prof. tlnt.r left ter HamiItm leer
week.
Mrs Lowness and daeghter red W..
Smith, of Leydon W..t, are venting at
Geo Hawk.... Mr Smith wee with the
i th twit.,. of Loudon, iii the North
west.
Jail Thomas sad Joe Ellis, coopers, or
Godavari are working for Mr Mahsllj.
Mr Mahady shipped •outlier eerie of
Noun on his schuoner Kuterprw to Gude-
nob teat week.
Baan Beater. A barn, the property
of Jas Fiat was barna to the gr e d ea
Thursday eight Ian. The origin of the
Aro is unknown. Insured is the Mid-
dlesex Mutual.
Atrtuu.rx. Mn A C Hawkins slip
ped, fell, sad broke her arm ono day
Iasi week. Dr Coe set the injured
member which is doing as well as user
be expected. John Film, a farmer re -
"Muer about one mile and • half north
of this trilbies, fell frwii a Lead .•f hay
recently aid severely isjured his leg aft
to lay hiss up for the net of the sumuter.
And so they have a pair ..t weigh
scales duwe at Dunkp Well, that to
Letter than nothing. Dunlop evidently
has a future, a great future hetero it.
But until last week we weren't aware
that it bad for • quarter of a century
been known as a greet trade centre.
But au says your c-rrespondent. Some-
how, we were under the impreseimt that
unto the last few years Dunlop was
known as "Authony Allen's corner,' and
es to is being • trade centre, it surely
taunt b• a hone trading centre he has
reference to, for with the exception of a
lot of bland, knock kneed, ringboned,
roamed, pollevilled old plugs, we have
clever heard of a ny other species of mer
(-handier changing hands there. lour
corresnoodent's evident detigbt in lur-
ing it to say that Dunlop is the proud
pu.seeaur of • pair of weigh scales, re-
minds us of tie reply of a litue seven
year old girl to her compatuea, who had
been proudly bursting of "her pa
hariog built a new verandah to their
house." "Well," said the little one,
with as much pride, "we've dot a skunk
under our hewn." Ata. ' poor Dunlop.
Ot'l }haws. -The piecrust promise.
of M corrupt • Government as ever ex-
isted have again been broken ; the Port
Albert harbor will this year receivp troth•
►ng from the Dominion treasury. We're
.sad -we're mighty mad, end we have a
right to ba. Led to believe during the
past year that the Government would
expend • 'efficient sum of money in
dredging and cribwork, as to complete
the harbor, we were, until the outbreak
. f the Northwest rebellion in $ very
hapPy and plewot frame of mind in.
deed. Bet that ..fortunate affsir put
an end to our hopes, for as we aro no-
wise inconsiderate, we said to ourselves,
said we, "The expense of putting down
this opruing will be such as to prevent
the Government from expending any
considerable sum of money in public
works this year, we therefore can expect
vothiug, let us beconte t.' But with
the close of the rebellion a,me. the grant
of $20,000 to that phenomenal warrior,
Middleton, for simply doing his duty ;
and now our representatives, or rather
mierepeentstives, as a certain independ-
ent newspaper aptly firma thorn, appro-
priates to their owu private purse the
rum of $150,000 as a little extra pin
money for the long and arduous duties
performed by them during the session.
"The last straw broke the camel's back.'
That 11;,0,000 breaks us all up - it doe.,
for a fact -and no wonder. Right be-
fore us in black and white we have it,
that • considerable portion of the time
sprit in those same lowg awl ardt.o•is
.iettva, was occupied in singing sash
song. as, "Old king Cole," For het a
jolly good fallow," " W • wont go home
till gtoratng " etc, iaterminvled with
cat sails, otTenaiye eFitheta, sad other
sash ndicutous tomfoolery that one
is .boat led to believe that it must
be an aeoount of the midnight orgies of
a lot of dockwollnpers in mom. low dire,
he is perusing, instead of the perliamen-
ury report of the doings of our sapient
legislators. "We wont go home till
morning, they yell. Certainly not,
eentlemen, certaiuly nut ; use your own
judgment. But why not say "till •u-
tumn r' This poor, beastly, mortgag-
ed, rmproveriabed, bankrupt country
would be only too happy --like a grin -
rung ape of • barkeeper -:o .teed the
r x pease, "Toe pleasure of you company,
gentlemen," and en forth, and tee forth.
M r , e .,
Haying is ended
The drat fall wneat wee est lest week
by 11!•y IHAWNr, waft s mid* who
kept Iwo rata es the hoe. The vesp-
ers of A. H. William. and K. Quaid
made the rskeus also bend &ow n W their
work. S. UIb.Ua bed the tt11 ..elf -
binder sem. Mets V Rosi.* weeirleg ua
Lowwide tarn during the week.
illi.. Matti Joir41. of King hridiw,
formerly at this buts, stetted sties elf
hoc uld illikoolitastas of Ble.S last
week.
ZtolateeV1110.
Wm Birks, of l.ondow, wbo was Mme
.pending his holidays, left for the city •
low days ago.
Miss Maisie Carter has gone to visit
friends in Minnesota. She inteods being
away some months.
Miss Lours Knox has just returned
Iron an extenatre visiting tour through
w astern (inters°.
Miss Kate Miller and Miss Jenny
Dueling took in the eicurawn to Port
Stanley last Friday.
The farmers of this vicinity aro all
busy with their fall wheat, sod the most
of them are taking advantage of that in-
genious and labor-asving iurention --the
binder.
Several families from ('Iintnn have for
some time been rusticating nm the banks
of the Maitland, about • mile from this
village. They seem to be en jnyong gypsy
life immensely.
The quarterly meeting aervieer in tvrm-
neotn•n with the H.i(aeavtlie circent of
the M.theedist church were held here last
t+slibeth. They were c.nd ectad by Rave
Birks and li(leer, and were of an un-
true/1y interesting character.
It is our sled duty to re.onr'd the death
of one of the moat highly esteemed of
our Tomer people., Slit Ellen Rumble,
daughter of Shower Kumble. Deceas-
ed was • vtetnn to that fell disease, oon-
...ptenrt, which for over a year lad been
uiskeng its rsrt[ges upon her frame.
After mach suffering she peacefully tank
to !lest is her lest deep .'n Wednesday
tensing shiest 1 o'elnek. Khe Mrs her
afflict toe with eh.erfulrrwer anti ensplete
eergestnoe to the will of leer Heavenly
✓ oam Her sorrow. treeda bare the
er eesthy d the it their
Mltlatwmf0.
Asti v
The Mw.. Fiore end limos nutty,
of W o ham, were the guests of Miss
Ltay H..kett .1 the 10th our last
Mrs. (leo. Campbell, of the Ilth
eon, has returned hoer uupwved in
health after a tnp to (needs near Hamil-
ton.
A great many of the farmer* of this
township have pateltased self -binders
chic year.
Lee Vara.
pc:Rim TT &Sin &
item. mem .rs fres,. of ONO& F eta 1•
Imre r'en Sys
Mayhew WI taws wird � es
Sops 1st and Lt
Tem. Hodgins, OaNtelia, len a shod -
lessee of 4a dinars out lis throw a
shoulder strew *trat any moan of his
au. end weight in thrtartu.
The pr•ugress made a the enthuse of
the salt well in Wiugbam is very favor-
able, a dtatenos of over 000 feet haring
sew bene obtained.
The quoiting tournament and ?games
under the auspices of the L eknuow Cal-
edonian Society will he held in that oil-
bage on Tartlet' sod Wednesday, Sept.
Nth rod
It has been decided to hu d the fall
show ut the Stanley Branch agriculture]
Society this year at Mayfield o. Thum -
day and Friday, the doh sod 9th of
Sirs. Maw, formerly ref this place, but
now of Goderich, visited friends here
last week.
Mrs. W. Brophy, of Goderich, was the
guest of Mrs. Thos Hallows at Maple-
wuud, during the weak.
t)u the evening of July 28th the trim,
fast -sailing craft, the Dauntless, of Gude-
rich, rode proudly tato our harbor,undrr
c.ommaud of commodore Clarke, with
Charles Jefferson, an old Lowborn Soy,
as piled. A number elf young people
under charge of our heed medico took
promo on the cash and much enjoyed
it. Only three owes of seasickness were
repotted. After the cruise a hearty rote
1.1 thanks was tendered to the comae -
dor..
Bennet let.
R H. Morrish is visiting at Putnam.
John Stewart, of Lucknow, spent last
week at home.
Mr. Jas. SoaervilL, M. P. for West
Jam`. mawMk(r sitifl9 iaias.
•lt♦I.D T1WMR
trait.
!e;ps.aas. Ward. Mixed.
i I. . ,7as art
is1 • ps
RAGER t LIWI, BARRISTERS,
�o.�raw. �tt�st�a + w ids se glitres%
C. ▪ gasestm Ja 1R le. Lawns. J. A. tMQ ' Qederto>. Ar. I fedi air OAS 1.es I *+•841
DI 0. R011ie o W truer sad Wert
o�"e' GODBRICH CIVIC IIOIJBA1..o▪ sey to et lowest atrr
CI ARROW • PROUDFOOT, BA 1R
r RMT$fg, *sterner' ti.Itstsss, ere
O.derluk. J. T. Darrow. W. Iireed1ea1. 174
CAMERON, H:)LT * CAMERON,
lJ aerrieurre. '- oaten. to Ch....'s. teas.
u��� PP� and wlaphess X
tmuaw. M. u. t amss.ia til ir Q
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Metticat.
T B. CASE, M.D., C.M., M. C. PAS ,
-hear.
br tx.
• Oat. Modulen, Siamese'.
Bruce, who has been attending Partite Nal btahl.lee -4T tat formed Dee
meet t
mt tor the last sit months, return- J tieteiI 4&&w
ti. Night
home on Friday last after spending a few l _
days visiting !needs, at Dundas and Nis• (B. WHITELY, I(. D., C.111., PHY-
gara Falls. el . $ICIAN. 8 . A000tt.kenr. eta, K.
We have this week to anueunce the t"t'-P.e.of OutartaNfisc.'. Dreg tsteteeT . 8ett
avseaherei, 1 de.nlelft
death, after several months of patient s,
suffering, of Dr. Henry Liddell Vercoe.
The deceraed was well and favorably
known in Seeforth and vicinity, where
for about seventeen years be enjoyed a
leans aud lucrative prodtae.
A few days ago Mr, Alex. Sparks, of URA. SHANNON t HAMILTON
the 13th concussion, Stanley, delivered Pnystcaaaa. Surgeons, Aeoeucher, b
at Bruce6eld, nine head of throe year "m'e at Dr. Shannon'. rraldaace, near flee
Y tied Oudarto! O. C. rim i oe. J. err,.
old steers, of which the buyer, Mr. Case, Toa frit.
of li sforth, may weN be proud. Four
of the nine averaged 1.500 Ibis eseh,aod
the nine weighed 12,330, lbs. This re-
cord is hard to beat. They wore out
stall fed, but were frutu well bred
stock.
Os Friday Inst, constable Davis, ar
rented an Iliyth, a young luau named
Geo. Den.",n, of the vicinity of Lucknow. JOHN KNO` . GENERAL AL'C-
The arrest was trade upon • telegram re- ltd Tl/q ,.00iniderabls .zpertene 1.
ceived from °unstable Lyons. The the suceiosaeri triede. he is is • pewlUoe ta
young man who to aged about uintesa mii•i wr eoi> tied iso ►....i.tes':11e
and said to be respectably connected, is Martin'. Hotel. or Mac by saU to my agree,
0o t e of stsaltu a utrt• Oodericb P. 0.. e:ar•efutly attended IO. JON\
a.NOX Caustic Aucth,neer. Im17-tt
DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
u6trN, Coroner Ac. Oise sad restde.c.
Brow attest, second done west ut Victoria
Street. 171.1.
1uctioneering.
W. HALL. AUCTIONEER FOR
. the Couaty of Huron. Sales attended
to say part of the Comely. Address order* to
(iuderick P. 0. 1100.
Misr Rutherford, of Belfast, has been wanted t tytarg s reg
vwtiag at Jessie Kuyder's. ed letter cuntainntg VA out of the post
Mr, and i►[rs. [lett. Fisher, and Peter office at Lucknow. The emu of $11.10
Biaaitt, returned last week to their home
in Dakota near the Turtle )Mountain.
Ben Miller and sister, and Mee
Edward Gledhill, of Detroit, are visiting
friends around here. .
I.asc Fiaber's it.. shop is completed,
and he is Dow prepared to s.xummodate
the public in his line of business.
The Kincardine foundry Co has got
the contract for building a iron bridge
across the Mehlsrw ray. at Balla
One day last week Jame. Hoggarth
did some fast work by keeping up behind
a roper fog one read around • seven
end one WE mere Said, lis moderately
hoary fall wheat, Media[ .very sheat and
ready for the lest one before it wee at the
table. WI. kr the MALI
haitaat.
The baying is all over in this vicinity,
and harvest is well on.
Funk McInnis. of the suburbs of
Paremount,isereetiog a new frame dwell-
ing, which is going to add greatly to the
appearance of our peaceful little town.
Misses Eliza McKenzie and Bella Mc-
Dwrmitt while picking berries in John
was found eon his person. He was sub-
sequently headed •ever to .unstable
Lyons and taken back to Luckuow.
-One night last week some human fiend
entered a Bold near Wingham, is which
Mr. Jas. Howey had ha h oars on pas-
ture, and cruelly mutilated two of the
eaimala with • knife or wine other sharp
instrument. ()De ut the animals had an
Orly gash cut clear around one of ita
hind lees, while the Other received a
deep wound jut behind the left should-
er and in clone proximity to the heart.
The human brute in, doubt tried to de-
stroy the annuals. and had he accom-
plished his demote the loss would have
been a serious one for Mr. Howey.-[Ad-
eaoce.
A vary inttreaang and pleasant family
gathering Wag held by the family of Mr.
Jubo N. Knechtel, of "'mewls, in the
grove of Mr. Donald Stewart, of that
place, on Wednesday Then were sev-
enteen children and twelve grandchild-
ren present, of whom Mrs. Noble Clufi
ttf Seafurth was este. Mr. Knechtel is
62 year* of rete and Mrs. Knechtel is 56
years, and tory are both hale and active,
and to all appearance may live to cele-
brate their golden wedding. They were
Reid'. patch, cooldt't bad their way married in Emended!. 39 years age.,
home, and came to the conclusion that and have lived in Bruseela 38 years It
is seldom that parent" can enjoy the
society of so many of their children at
one time and we hope that Mr. and Mrs.
Knechtel may be spared, and their fam-
ily circle remain unbroken. to have many
mere such pleasant family reunions
Tb. weather wee delightful, and the par-
ty spout • moot enjoyable day.
they were lost, but they were rescued by
a tinpeditor who chanced to be in the
patch at the time. When found they
were sitting on a log eating the last of
their berries.
In reply to yews L.eburn eorrsspond-
ant I might say I hive meowed the ow -
rime of the Paramount belle. to take
ears of the missing Harry's garden. They
find no trouble if it were not for some
obsoIioos Maywood@ that are growing
amongst the towers; bet 1'11 tell you what
the did. They battered them down
with an old hoe and put salt on them.
They say all Maywood. should be used
like that and it would save • lot of
trouble.
COMMUNICATIONS.
We do not hold ownrl.es responsible for the
opinions of our ('urrespo.de.te. ('o.trtbu- were more or less injured and roughly
sere tc thte depsuimeaa must email* them- handled. Constables Lusby and Lee
selves to public questions. arid be brief.
Says the Seatorth Erpenitnr : A very
disgraceful disturbance occurred in the
$ideation Army barracks ice the town on
Saturday evening last. It seems that a
number of young men were present, who
were snaking a noise and disturbing the
meeting. The officers repeatedly told
them to desist, but the nine was c.w-
tinued, when art attempt was made to
eject some of the offenders. This mut
resisted. and a general squabble emitted.
One young man struck the Captain a
severe blow un the mouth, and others
ultimately put in an appearance and
A c.rvwetw. quelled the disturbance, and escorted
Ides Captain of the Army to his residence
• too Editor of The Hume Signal ( to protect him from his readmits. Not
Dasa lit., --The .\nrs-Rsrord say• satisfied with what dry had done in the
"Mr. 13611 mentioned that there were hall, a number of the parties Implleatsd
murmurs retarding the recent high school assembled on the corner at Forbes' livery
e:aminatsgM, but the board being seine
bed with the work of the school refused
to bear any discussion on the subject."
Soeh is not a feet The members of the
board made no such statement. What
some of the neembers did say was, that
in the .b-enes of any cossplamt from
the parties interested, and the Inspect-
or's report, that for the present it would
be as well to avoid discussion of the
matter. 0wt W no KlFntrs.
The Standard, (Tory), uses the follow-
ing language in its attack on Lard Ran-
dolph Churchill :-"To speak plainly
Lord Randolph Churchill has been pol-
ed in the press with admirable •ssuidui-
ty, by • well -organized clique, which is
always ready to cry 'predicitrue,' when-
ever he opens his m•,uth. The Livor -
pool incident, shows the extent of the
alarm, which Churchill's plundering and
blustering have inspired within the
beasts of ht. party. It were •thousand
times better that the Conservatives he
again in opposition, then they should be
.spewed to the humiliation of such things
as the Ct.urehall attacks on 1posesers
government .e1 Ireland. i -,.lees the gov-
ernment
ooernment diwvows these attacks it will
feel the hid effects in future more seri-
ouslythen it has et oontem The
truth is, ord Rendolph Cherelilti hes
bees much overrated. 11 his praoke be
o ndwred longer he will smash the gov-
ernment and the Cmisier .tire part/.
We will follow the Mefquis of Salim -
berg, bet we will est Wow sib over
grnwn .dw.ulhoy wittiest kemwWge
.aMeieet to fathom his men ignewaaq of
rate.nr•nshipp it is a esmasos doylies
that ChirehiU at epu.tky a rdieal (I)
with Mr. Jnesph Chamhs,biln, and dr
popular eetittlate a sot far wrens.
stable for the purpose of waylaying and
assaulting two young mew who belong
to the Army whoa on their way borne.
Hen again another distressful mw mi-
ssed, which aniseed the whole neighbor-
hood. Blows were again .ickataged,sad
the most cbeoene and disgusting len- Mr I'onsp'.y w %..ming Stony tin Furor
goats was ieduled in. These diaturhe- Ste-.•t•ity nil Lotn.t Rites of Interest.
au.ess are beating so frequent, and
rowdyism is growing .o rampant in our -"
1ows,1lsat °Dleea authorities at "me take M' )RTGA(iES PURCHASED.
decided step to check it, bloodshed will
oertainl be the result. The only way --
in whisk Ale eon be done as to severely
punish 11i-obo create the disturbance.
Loans sob Jn$urancs.
WIC ARE LEADTTtO MONEY AT
t3 Istat per cent. Private funds.
Also agents for "Credit Foeeler.`
SKAGEN & LEwi&.
Oodertcb. ilhreb tkk. *111. twttit
,000 Tt) LOAN. APPLY TO
C4MYROK HOLT ACAMEli1W*,Asde
•ddb. 17511.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LA RO E
amount a Private roads far tarestmwt
u lowest rates on Urst-elaw Ifortpgse. Apply
ie0AKROW A PKOI.'DFOOT.
THURSDAY, AUG. 13th.
filidffigito
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
t9ii♦P
EXCURSIONS
FOR KYKkTiIOUY.
Excavate.. will les ars trews (:ederb►. ea
Thursday. August Ittb. lest, ts the following
places, as follows. -
Toronto, and Return, 12.00
Tomato Tkkats mood to Rotors on dal ardaY.
or rctbala over sad! Mooday. on payment of
til.. to the usenet mist uTomato.
London, and Return, . 11.50
Geed for two dela
Clinton, 40c; Seaforth, 50cMit-
chell, 65c.; Stratford, 73c.,
O.od to tet urn Saturday.
Also .(awngt1e. Fan to all other iota on t Ire i�tb
last.. sod ►aro sad 0a. Third on Iltb tied lttb.
geed to flours up to the lith.
W. EDGAR. JOS. HICKiSON.
Gess. Pam. lies. Maa.ger.
Avg. 0th. 111111 .10 -It
120.000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
W ea Farm and Town Property at Lama ut-
terer. Mortgage. purohsaed..o Coomtwsiw
charged. Conveysactiiatgg arre
Feee reable.
I
N. D.--.rrowen can obtain mower la seeds/
it titin is uatt.hct rel. -UA TI9Oh & JOHN
OTOS Demisters. Ac.. Ooderich. 1711
R.
RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSCURANCE,
HEAL ESTATE a.»
MONEY LOANING AGENT.
Oily Plrsrttaas Coispaales Represrated
Ng Mosey t. Lead cm straight lasna, at the
lowest rue of uttered gots,g, is say war a.
salt the borrower.
Ii0FFiCR - Second door tram Square.
West Street. Oodertcb. 2004
$20u,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To lead on farm and town property, at low-
est t.im' eat. Mewtgaaes purchased. No cvm-
mumon charged agent, for the Trost &ad loan
Company of Canada. the Cased. Landed
Credit (bmpany. the London Loan Compeer
of t'anada. Imtere.t. e, al sad 7 per cent.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain money u one
day, if title setl.tactory.
DATLIION A JOHNSTON.N
1570- Barrmten. *e.. Oeder-ich.
$50,004 TO LOAN AT 6 PER
TH6 TuVttONV TO Ot ER AL TRCPITS (-air
arc prepared to Mae money at 0 per cent., pay
able hilt-ee ty, oil
TERMS TO SUIT BORROWERS,
on 0retolase farm security.
Apply to
CAMERON. HOLT & CAMERON,
Barristers. ooderick.
Areata toe the Tomato 0011140111 Trusts Co'y.
Messrs. Car.iaow, HOLT & CaaaaON bare
also a large amount of private (tads to los
on dret-chass (ears security.
oodericb. Oct t, M. 1111-I1
INSURANCE CARD.
W.
T. TOOT.
P1.., Lift sad Mariee 1sssrewee Agent.
(H1URR1CH.
Mr
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The de H�" Loudon Assurance"Colborne ln�,ted 1710
The " Natloeal." established ter!
The " Hand-in-hand." 18. ray Crown,
Doomed to insure plate glass, l the
Dominion.
The above are ail festdais and old estab-
lishedoompaatee.
Rusts takes at
trrren+st mfrs. b.
Ottertcb. Dec. lith. Slit. 11fa1.
HURON AND BRUCE
LOAN AND ANVEATMENT COMPANY
Of the !till boys in the Ret. rsatory a1
Pend&Sgwishen. shout 100 are said to
be lads brought from England bythe
m
carious elgrotlnn .geseiea If tis a
trite, the system of transporting toast
erieeiss s trove England to Caned&
ought to be Mopped at ewe,
sled.rseb raraess
Ragweed bI TeM/kp.e treat Harbor 11111118.1
Sows..,.. Amt. •, left.
Wiest. l/yq btW ............
Mbset, tree wooers F hemi • St w •
Wheat. ba 0 OS •
w 1 10
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•*wt. ...... ole• rM
issizedi•.flit. . �s•l
tpue.g helleeeAi s O • :
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SAVINGS BANK BRANCH. . ..
t, 4 ,End ',see (`*ret. Irk►*seat Atlet.ed ow
I)epeusit., a.'iorditer to 'mould
and time left.
orrrt'g - t"or. of Market &mare and North
Street, Oedvwh►.
NOR ACE RORTON.
MavAGM.
Dederick. A.g. et8. ism. 111111 -
Amusements.
GODERi 11 I11WHAl�.f1�Od' Ht8TI-
lJr �1JTi L I O R A R Y ASCII R L A D i K O
M. Ser. et 1.M street and wenn tap
stairs -
Open treat 1 tot pews.. sad trot 7 to 10 P.M.
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0E0. Ri('R, _ 41.1.11X. MORTON.
t. gseraary
WHOLYatAL5 ♦IED RETAIL
CASH STORE!
You cera Buy 1Le Cheapest Liars of
Goods for the Dug Da')s
COAL OIL 3TOYIS.
Crockery & G1llssre
AT THE CASH STONE
Also a Full Line of
Canned Goods and Groceries.
I amu also esaktng • specialty of
TICAL
IIMMOCKS
prtom raeratembross Inc. to rec. per pound -
la 5 pound lou.
1 em bead set to be undersold for ('ARI
Produce taken fa exchange.
Tbankteg the public foe their patronage. 1 re-
main, two obedient servant.
G. H. OLD
Telephone C..mrnlsatioa.
Oodericat. Avg. 718. Il1K.
The Oruaer.
CANADA'S GREAT
Wig Fair l
aaD
Agricultural Exposition
1885,
Will be held at the City of
OROITFPO,
September 9th to 191h.
kil 3.
FIS
G ThCKIJFI.
AND
Tourists Supplies, Vit;
THtt largest Prises. WWI the boot show of
1 Horses, Cattle, SSMep. Pig.. P.w:t17.
cultural. Horticalterat .ad Dairy Products.
Machinery. fnepleirneata and Maaufaccturee of
all kinds is the Ilsntiatw of Caaada
Prise list. and Karry 'renew tap be obtain-
ed from the Secretaries of all Agri' ulturel
Societies ead Meobe.le.' lamellate& or they
will be emit .ay whom se application by post-
card to the Secretary, at Toronto.
Entries Close August 22nd
A LANGE NUIIBF:N err
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
Are being prepared for thot time. for full par
Oculars of which moo Special Programmes.
Cheap Rates and Excursion on
all Railways.
The Beet Time to Visit 11M City of Tomato.
J. J. WITHROW, A. J HILL,
President. Maaafer and Secretary,
Toronto.
Tommie, Aug. Stk. tent. 11W- 1
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SAUN9ERS
81; SON'S.
"The Cheapest flour under the Sus."
Next door to the Poet Odor.
uederte8. Aug. 7th. lust.
1839--ESTABLISHED--1839
and .1111 ehe.d of *or.
To BoeLlers anti moors:
FUN CASH ONLY.
Best Quality Standard Nails,
$2.65 PER KEI Of 140 LD1.
\It nth. r Hardware, Prate Ot Was..
A.griculturs1 Tools
rn,t MachilM Oto in prepert,nri.
Usc Bedlam Sle1 Ike Felon
6e. per lb.
IdT
TEAS TEAS
aro of tetra pend •& UP. and prime low in pto-
portitw t. walk*-
Sllgars al tsdal
DI1Y GOODS DEPARTMENT
as tow r .ental.
ASSORTMENT OF SILKS,
t:ttn good value.
Red and Brown Weaving Canoe Yam. SI to
per bench.
We cannot afford to (lye 1. Mee 11 per neat.
discount. as we do not make that profit. 1
mart all goods is plata Agars., at the lowest
Uriag pntft.
C. CRABB
E.e lttde hatter Mgamr,
Ooderirb. Jill) 311th. ria. WNW
11163011AILE PISCES! 3f*ISU SftE Pi11lNt.
/
A. B. CORNELL,
UNDERTAKER
Opposite Martinis Hotel. HasUton Street.
etwrAU Funerals attended personalty.
A First -Class Stock !
To CHOOSE FROM.
. Ooderich. July lath. Inn. tlrs
A -LE X- ILE PsO,
Draper, Haberdasher, and General Dry Goods fiercer,
i would take chi. opportunity et returning my most sincere cheeks to those wbo have s•
largely patroalsed sae .(roe oemmescfag badness.
The ptaslu is my ouatnrm putrorwi are as heretofore
No Cutting of Prices on Leading Lines, and
No Second Price.
7 am uow recel: Eng • few choice base of
Dress Goods and Fine Woolens,
gettable tor Autunite wear, and while 1 will be happy to thew my goods, no perms will be im-
portuned to purchase.
1611aft Welt lelmike.' m oda or my long experion in the trade. but as formerly. leers
erg publk. and will wait pattsatly the emelt
b
Oodericlt. Aug. •tb. 1655.
ALE. DdLTNRO_
Ism.:.
WONDERFUL VALUE
ZN
T. A DIES'
Fancy Wool Squares
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ASSORTB D COLORS,
At $1.00 and $I.25 ---Regular Prices,
$1.76 and $2.00.
J1T
J.C.DETLOR & Co's