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THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR—NO 1824
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• We are showing a very extensive range of the Nev
: Colored Dress Goods for this season.
2 • Stripes are very new and come in Green, Brown, Blue and
Iced. The cloths are very fine witn a beautiful finish. Plain
• cloths are very popular in the sante shades as the stripes and our
•: stock comprises the Pink of the Dress Good trade
:: Panamas, Chifion, Venetian, Broadcloth, English
IIWorsted and Serges are all nwf.
Z Black Dress Goods
Welare famous for our Black Dress Goods, and do not
♦♦♦I purpose falling behind this season, we are better than ever
• lin Viiles, Taffeta Cloth. Chiffon and Broadcloth,
Panama, English and Worsted serges. We can-
Z not be beat for quantity quality. Do not fail to
Z see our targe stock of Blacks.
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32 •
Auttimn
Tidings
From our Dry Goods Department
Autuinn is putting on her Golden tinge now, and that
means business will soon be booming with the New Fall
Dress Goods. Everything here is in Full swing for the
big rush.
New Dress Goods, Suitings, Separate Skirts,
Eur Lined Coats, Furs, Millinery, and in fact
Every Article for your Comfort.
Our milliners are Here
Ready to take your order for your early Fall Hat. The new
ready-to-wear Hats are very New and Swell for the Early Fail
wear and are found here in abundance. livery Lady should look
after her millinery early and give the Milliners a chance to fix
you tip real Swell.
Colored Dress Goods
Fur Lined Coats and Furs
You will be suprised this year to sec our large stock of
Fur Lined Coats, Fur Coats and Furs. There is
nothing left out in this line. We have them all
and all the very best. We want you to see tlleln
as we are very proud of our largh showing, and
think you will be the same to see the large select-
ion we give you to choose from.
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POULTRY ('hicks 2S lbs, each, 8c. per Ib alive, caressed per Ib.
Sc., For) lump Chickens, under tints each, Inc per lb, liens Iict
per lb alive. Ducks 7c per ib alive, Jets per 1b dressed. MI poul
try must be dry picked, and piclted clean. No cash paid for
poultry. No than poultry taken at any price.
Jones & Clark
IIeadquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers.
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HONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amoun0 of private rands
Nn on farm and village properties a0lowratte
interest.
(BADMAN & t?TANBURY
Herrlstere Solicitors, M sin SL!Exeter
FRANK CAIRNS, Veterinary Sur
geon. Successor to A. R. Ram- _T W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C
say, V. S. Treats all domestic ani- V • P. 8,, Graduate Victoria Un
mals on moat approved principals, witty. once and reeldeoence. Domtolao
Special attention to dentistry, Of11ce Laboratory, Exeter.
at Itunsay's old stand on !!lain street. Associate Coroner of Huron.
Night call at Peter Ilawden's residence
Main street.
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It looked at the beginning as if
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT lith 1908,
Bowling
In last wcck's issu,: in reporting
the Ladies' game, nee wade an error
andplaced
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ones we make amend by .waking it
right this week. The score should
have been.—
'Mr. Gladwan Mr. Stewart
Mrs. Ileatnan. Miss Dloncur
Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Martin -
miss Dickson Mrs. Gladman
Ekip 5 Skip 10
'The final game of bowls for the
championship and the medals donated
by President N. Dyer Ilurdon, was
played off at the green on Thursday
afternoon and was an interesting one
throughout. The rinks were skipeel
by Messrs. Taman and Blatchford
the former winning out by two
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♦ • Mr. Tamtan's rink would have a
• • walkaway and at the tenth end was
•2 • 13 to 14. Mr. Blatchford made a re -
2 I markable run when Taman was ly.
• I ing Jive shots and taking the kitty
22 I out scored two points, making the
• t I score 13 to 6. At the sixteenth end
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the score stood 16 to 14. In the
17th Taman made two and in the
18th by a beautiful shot Blatchford
-made two. Snaking the total score
18 to 16 in favor of Tainan. The
medals made of the first vent
pieces coined at the Canadian mint,
nicely framed and suspended on
black guards were then prosettled
by the donor. The medals according
to the winners entitles them to be
worn at any demonstration, Twelfth
of July, I7th of March, or any other
old time. Following is the score.
Tatman Illatchford
•2 W. T. Acheson W. It. Alger
sB. 'Martin .1. W. Broderick
2 I. R. Carling I . J. Christie
! W. \V, Tatman \1 . ?1. Iflalchford
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♦2 i1 Skip 18 Skip 10
fl Guy Club 36001
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The Huron 'Indians had an inter-
esting shooting tournament at the
club grounds on Labor Day, when
some good shooting was made. Messrs
1?. Kerr and John Triebner were tie
for first and second high average,
the latter winning the toss and took
the cuff links. Mr Kerr got the
watch fob. Mr. B. Webb took first
in the third event miss and r .t and
,von a tic pin. Tho new ae.omatic
trap worked well and everybody was
pleased with the day's sport.
10 10 20 20
7 9 15 14 60
10 0 18 14 65
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8 7 10 44
9 S 17 15 65
7 3 22
No targets 10 10
S. Webb S 7
• j F, Kerr 5 t)
•• • J.Bissett
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22 S. Fitton
W. Johns
Triebner
♦ W. Sanders
• F. Triehner
2 2 G. Delp triple 3
ifW. Statham 1
W. Venner 5
E. Vein
11. Smith 4 11 1.2
• Jas. IIksett N 13
TEN LIVE PIGEONS
1st Event 2nd Even
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. 1). 8., D.
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & Stanbury'e
Main street—EXETER,
ERNEST ELLiOT
Conveyance' Accounts Collected
1A ON IW bo loan at lowest rates.
1�1 North Vest land., for Sale.
Office, Main Street. Exeter
EDISON
P1-iONOGRfi P -i8
�IIE dance music of the Edi-
Ta.y :' I' 1.1.1133. EXETER, LIC son Phonograph is clear,
• ensed Auctioneer. Bales con tuneful and in perfect t time.
ducted in aII puts. Terms reaaonable Fascinating waltzes and spirited
Orders can be left at the Ti Meat Office �
two-steps of the worlds great corn -
Et) i3OSSENBERRY, ZURICH ; posers as well as the popular
Licensed Auctioneer. sales con dance music of the hour.
/1 . ducted in all parts, Terms teasonabl
and satisfaction guaranteed f phonographs $16 50
ON EY TO LOAN •
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Records We hero unlimited private funds tor Invest '` S 4 oc�ra+tSt
• eat open farm ar village rroperty at tows
ate,. of intereee SOLI) :11'—
1)IC'KAON & CARLINO
Exeter [Phonographs
PURiTY
DICKSON & CARLING, I
igrbters solicitors Smarten, Conve screen
• Oomml.stenere, Solicitors tar the moleore
nit. E'c. I
decamp to Loan at lowest rates of latent.%.
OrrICEt—MAIN $TRF:F.T, LZRTER.
L CARLrwa R. A. t. H, DiC<taC• 1
THE TORONTO
tliowls Thomas
Nutterv
Civil En ineer Weekl Globe
t A Architect t✓
(rote Department of Palk" work., Canada.)
Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County ANI)
'Work, ddlectrie railroa1., Sewerage and waterworte
8r stem Whanto, Bridget and Re enforced Concrete
Phone
42fe London onuses
DR. (:. F. ROUL.'jTON, L. D. M.
D. I). S., Dentist. Member of
R. 0. 1), S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
Orpicx:—Over Dickson & ('arling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
.lentil parlor!.
From Now until January 1st. 1910
For $i.6o.
Crocker-Mollnews Nupliois
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the residence: of Mr. Moh-
an! Witter. East Toronto. aor
onto, an Wei.
nesdaafternoon. i
when
Miss Lily M.ttMatt)e ws, daughter of
Mrs. Peter Matthews, of ldroug1'su
Ont., was united in marriage to .11,0.
Edwin L. Crocker, of Toronto. for-
merly of Exeter, and youngest Bou
of lir. and Mrs. I{ieharil Crocker,
of town. The ceremony was per.
formed by the I{ev. Thos Ratcliffe,
in the presence cf sixty guests.
The bride looked ehaean:ng in white
silk, carrying a bouquet of brid-
al roses and ferns. Her travelling
gown was navy blue cloth, with p:c-
ture hat. The bride was escorted to
the altar by her uncle, Mr. Randall
C. Matthews., of Shipka, to the
strains of hlettdelssohn's wedding
blare!), played by. Mr. Ir. J. Eacrett,
of Exeter. Guests were present from
Pickering, Brougham, Shipka. Exe.
ter. Toronto and other places. •
Mr. and tMr.s. Crocker left Toron-
to on Wednesday evening for Phila-
delphia and Atlantic city, where
they will spend their It olevtnoog,
and on their return to Toronto
will reside at 128 Christie Streets.
The bride was the recipient of a
number of- 'handsome wedding pres-
ents.
The Times jo:us in exteiel ng co•tl
gra tO ado's.
Hufller-Npwilos Waling
Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 15th, ons
the scene of a very pretty wedding
at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ilawkins, Elimville, viten their
youngest daughter Evelyn May, was
united in marriage to Mr. Wi:ber I.
Htl.nter. The knot was tied by an
Elimvillc "Old Boy" in the person
of Rev. Itobt. Hicks, now of Credi-
ton. Promptly at half past four to
the strains of the wed ling march
played by the bride's sister, Mrs.
George hunter, the bride, who was
i~iven away by her lather, took her
place beside the groom (under nn
evergreen arch on the lawn, which
was beautifully banked with flowers
and ferns. She wore a lovely gown
of Marquesettc over Peau de Cygno
trimmed with satin and lace and
carried a shower bouquet of ereatn
roses. She was attended by Ithp
groom's sister, Miss Linda Bunter,
attired itt ivory voile finished with
ribbon and carrying pink roses, while
Mr. Milton Clarke supported the
groom. As the register was being
signed Miss Ilattie hunter sang the
beautiful solo "O Love Divine'. Af-
ter congratulations, all, numbering
one hundred and fifty, repaired to
the dining -room where a splendid
dinner ►vas served. The evening was
spent enjoyably in lassie, games, etc.
The gifts were loth numerous and
costly showing the high esteem- in
4 which the popular young couple are
held. The grooms gift do the
3 bride was a handsome oak rocker ;
1 to the bridesmaid a ring Net with
5 rubies and pearls ; to the best man
7 gold cuff links. The happy couple
left amid peltings of flowers rind
21 rice for the. groom's fine home just MARRIED
month of F.limville. The bride's go- I(of the{—iIAWKiNS—At
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ing-nny gown ons of 1):41eof :41e broad- the bride's parents.
cloth with ha to match. Guests
were present from Toronto. London,
R.,e::ft rte. Ilensall, Exeter, Kirkton.
C. analis and other places. The
'Tunes" joins in wishing the happy
coupic a happy and prosperous we 1.
ded life.
NC Premier's 0010rio tour
Sir \Viltrid Laurier left Ottawa ott
e
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n
do
y wt his tour through Ontario.
Ttubda 5 • he e . s
poke .o an irran.vtee
gathering at Niagara Isis
and to -day he will address t he Man-
ufacturers' /banquet at Montreal.
Friday he will leave biotatreal, ar-
riving in Strathroy Saturday noon:
where he will address a meeting.
Sunday he will rest in London and
en :Monday will epeuk at Tilbury,
On Tuesday he will rest tip again in
London and on \Vedateselay will leave
for Clinton, arriving .there at 10.50
a. tn. After his address in Clinton,
he will go to Toronto and 011 'Friday
will address the tneeting at North
Bay. Monday. Sept. 28th, he will
address the tneeting at Jackson's
l'o:nt and on the 30th will speak at
Cornwall. after which he will re.
turn to Ottawa.
M. Y. Acton 800 De [Moroi
C00nitlole
M. Y.. _McLean, 'M. I'. of Seeforth,
was the unanimous choice of elle
Liberals of South 4luron et the
convention held in Ilensall on Tues-
day, to contest the riding .in the in-
terest of .rho Reform party at the
cotning general elections. Mr. Mc-
Lean in accepting The nomination
thanked the delegates for the inter-
est taken and \vas sure with their
united support anti the support of
the Liberals generally, there would
be no doubt that ;South Huron
would continue in She Liberal col-
umn.
\V. S. Calvert, 1.1. P., chief Liberal
Whip. made a stirring speech, and
went 'thoroughly into several -nat-
ters which Dir. Foster tried every
bard to make scandals, particularly
the 'Saskatchewan Land transaction
by which thousands of aores of lana
were opened up and is now quite
thickly settled. Ile urged his bear-
ers to take advantage of the occasion
to see and hear Ilon. Sir Wilfrid
Laurier at tho demonstration rut
Clinton next Wednesday.
The candidate made a short ad-
dress after Mr. Calvert, and gave
several pointers as to organization,
etc, after which 'the meeting close rl
with cheers for the King, *the Prem-
ier, the candidate and lir. Calvert.
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Thames Road
The trustees of Bethany church in-
tend making. several improvements to
the church, by ranking a more rent-
able entrance • to the church and re-
pairing the -fence.
Mr. Thos. Cameron, lest .week sold
to Mr. Pete Moir. of the Fourth Con-
cession of (tsborne, the Andrew
Catnpell farm containing 150 acre.
price $10,700. This is a fine farm
and while we will miss Andrew as a
neighbor, Pete is to be congratu-
lated in securing for himself such
a convenient home. '1 r. Campbell
in:ends rtoing west in t le. sl•r"nr,.
5. \V,tbh R 4
F. I:err, 3 ;1
John IHissctt
W. Johns
S. Fitton,
J. Triebner
W. Sanders.
P. Triebner
G. Dalrymple
W. Veneer
W. Statham
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7 1
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Four of Lucan's crack tennis play-
ers came over Saturday, and the
score will tell at a glance just
what they did to the local players.
Fox and Lang beat Graham and
Senior 0-3. 6-3. Lang beat Graham
6.4. 6-1 ; fox ilt•at Senior, 0-4, 1-6
(i-0: Foretnan and Smith beat Alger
and Palmer. 0-3. 5-7, unfinished,
Foreman bent Palmer 0-2, 0-3.
Miss Ellett McLean,, of Grafton.
Dakota. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
D. MelnniA
,lir. George Hawkins, London toe]
North, is very ill at bis home suf-
fering frorn erysipelas of the arm.
Mr. Hawkins is pearly 90 years of
age.
lion. 11. L. Borden. the leader of
the Opposition is expected to speak
:n Princess rink, London. on Tues-
day evening, Sept. '22nd. Ile will be
acco:npanied by the four l'rovinc:al
premiers.
The ?nelsons; Hank. •Exeter, have
donated to the Exeter Agricultural
Society nt Doming (nir n special
prize of 83.00 for best walking team,
agricultural or general purpose. Dis-
tance. once aroused the course.
Mr. .1. 0. Stanbory Slicccedcd in
making a sweep of the prizes at
the Western fair, London with Ill,
gladiolus. Ile entere 1 his clowerr ir
tour the professional and amateur
c:a.srs end ►von first prize in Loth.
Concert Fair ,Night.— The Hewer
Concert Catnpany will give their ex-
cellent concert in the Opera house,
Exeter. Pair night, Sept. 22nd. The
company consists of geertelte, com-
edian Stun two remarkable boy so.
firanos. who are certainly little
wonder,.. \Val. Brown will presi Ic
at (the piano. Admission 25 cents :
Iteserred lents 33c ; plain of hall at
Cole's Drug store.
The Ou font Powder Co. hae pre.
rented to the Exeter Gun Club o
handsome (rimed picture of the
farnous setter dog "Ladies Conn;
Gladstone." The pilot fire will be
put up as a trophy to dx' shot for
some time in tit.• near'futtlr' and is
well worth making an effort to p„ -
cure. The picture is mow on exhi•
Sidon at S. Fit tot'. store.
all
Locals
This is fair week in London and
a number from here have attended.
It is expected many will go down to-
day.
—Mr. Fred Brook. of ltidgetow•,,, DIED
who has been visiting itis sisters, HOLT%MANN.— At Crediton.
Mrs. Northcott and Miss Brooks re- cloy•'Dt., 13th, 1908, Geo. Heitz -
mann. home Tncsda,� morning. mann. sr.. aged 85 years. 6 111.1,.
—Miss Pearl A. Kitson who spent and 7
the past week with .1. Willi+ Pow.all EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL HOARD
and wife returned to St. .Thornas
Bnurrlay'' The regular monthly session of
—bliss Morlock wishes to nnttounre the iloard was held in the To•►n Hall
that her millinery openings will be on Monday evening last with a full
held on Saturday. Monday and Tues- atteudaticc. Thc following is the or -
day next. der of business disposed of. Pet
The Messrs. Gregory returned this chair. minutes of previous meeting.
week
toorelaytheir father, I'er Martin ann F. W. MadmanPhos. Gregory being Strcntly in.
that the report of the chair :Wyk -
proved in health. ing the engagement of Mr. )1. !log -
Mr. \\•eidenhammer. the principal
of the high school. hat rented lir.
Mack's home on the street north of
the Metropolitan hotel .
Mr.. Collins, Miss Bonthron. and
Miss Katie Collins returned Friday
evening from a ten day.' visit with
relatives in Toronto.
the home
Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hawkins, Elimcille, on
rruesdac. Sept. 151)1 by the Rev.
Role. (licks, • Miss Evelyn May
Hawkins to Mr. Wilber L. Hunter.
31IDDLETON - UAYTEI{.— In Step-
hen, Wednesday, Aug. loth. Miss
Bertha. daughter of Mr. T. llayter
to Mr. John Middleton. of Godcr.
ich towttshiof.
CROCKER—MATHE\':S.— In 'Tor-
onto Sept. 9th, t\Ir. Edward Crock-
er. of Toronto. former!” of E •• - -
ter, 'to Miss Lily Matthews. i.f
Toronto.
—Mrs. A. Laramie, of Detroit. who
has been visiting relatives in town
returned borne on Teiesday ecenm.
pnnied by her mother, Mr.. 8. Tait.
Why mot compete /or our epecinl
fol best loaf of bread baked from our
STA It FLO(3It. Bee Striae list.
ar 1
R t 1 and Miss ils9 A. Martin as toile-
plies
t1ltiplics in rooms 3 and 5 be approved
I'er S. Martin and H. Ifttston that
the following accounts be. approved,
S. Fanson, scrubbing, $10.00; P. Hey-
wood, painting ale! repairs, $15.80:
United Typewriter account in full.
'#.Oil. I'er It. N. itowe and 11.
Ruston on the report of the princi-
pal. that the shelving hook. and
chairs required le. placed by the r•• -
pair. eoni. Per 8. Martin and It. N.
Rowe that the additions to the Li-
brary and Ketene, department be se-
cured by the supplies corn. Per H.
Martin and F. W. Olsilmnn that the
1Vheat wanted at the mill.—Harvey defects in the east side drainage be
Bro.. remedied by the G. & S. tom. Aiso
Dr. 0. F. Ilouleton w fishes to an- that the well elny be properly die-
noune' that he will be Meseta from lributed under the 'same direction.
hie office alt Thursday, Friday and I'er 8. Martin rind 11. Hustontt;ri1
for tid
the fee charge
Saturday of next \cet•k, the lath. r) rrlissiolt to
25th and 20th. the Latin class for the term be $1.00.
The (first assembly of the season Per t3. Dlnrtin and I'. \\'. (lladniarl
was given by the young men of town that Ur. Mtalloy be the Board rrpre-
in McDonnell's hall, Friday evening Ituar ti forthothl
rs',ni,c. of t he o•rn
There was a good rotetulane* content.
ering the warm weather.
Mr. Wesley J. Snell. who has been
visiting his -Bother rind calling on
old friends for the pa.t two weeks,
returned oto Chicago \Ve,lttrsday
01070111 it.
Mr. Win. Berke met" with a nein-
DU acted, ut Litt week. (le was Out
Letting and stepped itt a hole, tot-
ting his knee out of joint. It has
been set in lalaeter park and in eon-
aegltence of the necident Mr. Berke of Meteor Leaving pork shbnld cots -
of Dr. Amos, removed. Per 1', \Vou,l
adjoitrn►ncnt. •
.1. Gi{(GG. Scey,
Note,.—The following are i,;ken
front the verbal report of the Prin.
cipat received at this session. H. M.
attendance 87. Supply for (lepart-
ment 3 doing fn:r:y well l'roces-
Alone) entrance introduced producing
good results. i'rcperntion for rotor.
lar fire drill being emote. 11. i. In.
epector favorable to the Introduction
has been Contintd (0 !Krt. ditiona prove facorab:e.
$f.o0 per year in advance
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[XLT[,R Ffllft DflYS
September, Zest. 22nd.
You are cordially invited to examine our stock of STOVES and
RANGES, during the Fair, or any other time at your convenience,
HUY A
Garland, Souviner or National Ranges, for
quality economy and price.
We have several slighty used Happy Thought Hauges, on
hand, to bo sold cheap. In four and six holes.
Samson Brand Portland Cement
Just received another car of the Celebrated Cement. The I3est
for Walks, Walls, Floors, Silos, etc. Order at once.
Washing Machines, Wringers, Apple i'arcrs, Food Choppers, Apple
Drying Wire, Lanterns, Shot Guns, Rifles and Ammunition at low-
est prices.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
T. Hawkins & Son
Shelf
Jobbers and Dealers in
and General Hardware, Paints, Oil,
Glass, Nails, Seeks, etc,
We Blake a specialty of Eavetroughing, Roof-
ing and Plumbing in all its branches.
Call and be convinces that it is the cheapest spot in town!
T. HAWKINS & BON
FALL SurnNcs
Just to hand the largest and
best stock of Fall Suitings ever
shown in town.
We have received the Fall
Plate of the latest styles in Fall
and Winter Wear.
Make your selections early
and avoid the rush.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor Exeter, Ontario
Auction Sale of Farm (Extensive Auction Sale
Stock & Implements
'the nude! signed auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by Public
Auction on
1,OT 0, CON. 3, STEI'lll'•N
Of Real Estate, Farm Stock and
Implements.
On Lot 2, Con. y, Usborne
On WEDNESDAY SEPT. 23rd
At 12 o'clock sharp
—on-- STOCK -1 heavy draught Blares, 6,
5, 1, 3 pears old, all bred t,v Siberian;
1 brood mare 4 years old by Lord
At one o'clock i harp the followingHowateon, 1 brood mare 13 years old
prolxcty. bred bo Gregor; 1 gelding three years
old. 1 general purpose. sucker; 7 cows
11011SE8.-1 aged 1107. r ; 1 horse,i supposed to be in calf, 1 thoroughbred
13 years o.d ; 1 aged mare, supposed I cow calf at foot, 1 steers 2 year r,ld,
to be in foal to I'ercheron ; 1 y-atr j 2 heifers 3 year old, 5 steers 1 year old,
old filly, by Wilder Lee ; 1 suckling 1 heifers 1 yearold, x calves, 2 brood
colt, got by Lord U�wat on. r sows 2 yeats old, 1 thorolyed York -
CATTLE. -7 cows supposed to he. shire hog. ri shoats ri weeks old, 12
with calf ; 1 farrow Cow ; 2 too -'sheep.
year old
steers:
2one,year-olds.steers IMPLEMENTS — Lumberwagon
2and box, pair of trnr•ks, stock rack.
I1tI'Li;1tI:NTS.—1 tread po►►•er and Frost and Wood binder, mower and
belt ; euttin3 box and grinder; fan.lpe a harvest••-, Massey Harris hay
nine mill. brick hard cart and liar -I loader nearly new. Maxwell rake and
nes.: scales, 2,000 lbs; a wagon;ore politer, cut tins box and carriers, hay
Democrat ; 1 sulky ; 1 'buggy ; ; , rack, 2 single plows, ('ockshttt 2 fur.
hay racks; I mower; 1 hay rake ; 1 i row plow, Maxwell flier harrow, 2 set
cultivator; 1 aced drill, beetle new ; ' diamond hatrow., land roller, seed
one innd roller; one reaper ; . one drill, fanning mill, pair bob sleighs,
aulky plow ; one walking .plow, her-' cutter, grave! box. pair :,014111). wales,
rows; one disc harrow"; ;: scttfflers; attachment for weighing stock, pair
one grind stone, one work h. neh : 1 of counter scales 211) lbs, :t top buggies
root ter 1per; 1 grave! pox; 3ladder.; 2!wetly new, road cart, circular saw1 wheel barrow ; 2 sets of llarncts. and (Gone. man saw, Melolte cream
1 single ; 2 crow bars ; 1 sugar ket- sepatettor. Chatham 211) egg incubator
tie : 1 cradle : 1 r eyt he ; row chains ;
and brooder, (.'yphrus brooder, IIM)
fork., sl►ovcl., chains, 30 rows rnnn White Loghnrn berm turning IttIiP,
golds, 42 rods long; 40 row•. turntps,!set of chisels and riblety. patsy churn
42 rods long ; 3 colonies of be••.. pee No. 3, wi.od t oak Move, glb.ss cup•
hives ; sap buckets and spites ; ; bar-' hosrct '2 set double harness. set single
rebs ; cream separator. National, ; sag- , harness, long ladder, whiflletreev,
ar beet plow; Fuger beet cultivator; oceeyokcs, grirding stone, rattle
number of cedar peat. ; steel .tone ,.),),iris, and other article's too linrner-
toat, corn speller, water t rol,gh, one to n,r ration.
tank. one honey extractor, three HEAi. ESTATE ---There will be of -
piece. be.lroom suite, 1 bureau, and fered for sale at the None time and
other articles too numerous to moo - ; !,Ince, that f,5) acres of land. being lot
SATURDAY, SEPT. 26, 'OE
People coming from n die ace will n.
1. w S• adjoining the alio%. fart(. 'the
be ,served dinner arid aceotlroodation fnrnt is now all seeded ,lawn. bale
Terms of Sale.—All cams of 5.00 terms to suit purchaser.
Bari under, cash ; over that amount that
nils and under cash; over
that ammint12 eumths reedit given
11 months credit will he given nit on furnishing approved joint notes,
furni•tang approved jo:li: note-. 4 ;, per cent pre tineuin off for ca.h on
per cent off for caeb em , • ,I.I credit amounts.
amounts. No remove as the propriet.r(r has
JAS. STANLEY \V M. (':\I1.I':\s told hie farm.
Audience, Proprietor JOS. WHiTE, UEU, I{OWCLiFFIC
Auctlotaeer, Pt enlister.