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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1894-9-27, Page 1se'""dee AND HURON (S4 MIDDLESEX VOL XXII. NO, 5, "HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FAX WHERE THEY MAY EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 27, 1894 JOHN ess/IXTE kSOls'S asubsisbaoris awe Proprietor,. R. S1 f0 &Co. WOODHAIVI. Only Buying Direct fromthe Manufacturers and the best Wholesale Houses in rlanada, and as we do for Spot aaskt, can se,t3uro such gen- mine Bargains as these: 72 inch Twill Sheeting 17% c, 27 " Grey Flannels i8c., Extra wide, heavy, Flannelettes gc., Table Linen, 1gc., Ladies' Long Sleeve Wool Vests, 25c., Boy's Winter Suits, $r,5o, Men's Heavy Woollen Socks, 25c., Ladies' Heavy .Cashmere Hose, 25c., Wide Factory Cotton, 5c., Boy's Odd Pants, 50c. a pr., Men's " $1.25 a pr., Men's Heavy Braces, 20C, a pr., regular; price 11 11 CC 1C C1 14 C( 11 25c. 25c. 12%c. 25c, 5 oc. $2.50 35c. 35c Sc, 75c. $1.75 30c. We neither require or exact the profits of Town Houses. We keep as choice an assortment as most of them, and we buy as wall as the bast, and a great deal better than the majority of them. Every article we sell emphasizes the fact •that we buy our goods at the very lowest prices. 8.8. FORD& CO., WOODHA114. Wo dbara. I Arthur Beatty, B. A., left on Monday last for Cornell University Ethics New BRIBE% —W. IL Periwarden last week I 'moved his house from the old home- 1 -stead onto his own farm.—Mr. Pidd of Granton was the moyea—On Sunday evening Jest as Mr. Allen and Ina daughter were returning from Kirkton, they met with an accident. • In turn- ing .0 me over balanced and capsized. They • out to react a rig their buggy be - as - e, themselves escapee all injuries al- though the buggy was slightly broken r I in a few plaoes.—Mrs. Richard Cann r A has gone to the lake to spend a few I` daysrecreation.—A. meeting of those s r, interested in the large ditch which is to pass through the farms of Wm. , s Cornish, Wm. Smith, Levvis Walker t and Thomas Nagtervill take place next s s 1VIonday, when the engineer will ap- portioa to each their part of the work. —A photographer from Paisley, was around taking the schools in this vicin- ity on Monday. Kirkton. Mama—Rev. T. Snowden preaoh- ed'an eloquent sermon to the Foresters •on Sunday evening. The church WaS well filled on the occasion.—Mr. Geo. Hazelwood ea, is getting the material on the ground for a new dwelling house to be erected this fall.—The re- opening of the public hall will be cele- brated by a concert to • morrow, (Friday) evening.—The school picnic held on the fair grounds on Friday afternoon was well attended. Tea was served in the hall. Cravat, foot races and foot ball were the principal amusements. All seemed to have had a pleasant time. --Rev. and Mrs. Gilpin, spent a fe441e,ys here with bis mother and last week. —Wm. J. aoarley has ren110.a blacksmith shop in Dublin, and will commence work immediately. —Dr Carr who has been on the sick ltst for a NV days is able to be around again 1{e will attend the Provincial associatton of "Vets." held in Stratford thus week.—Mr. David Kirk who had an attack of paralysis is muck improved under Dr. Ferguson's care.—Mr. York, where he intends to spend two years in a course of study.—Rev. Alban Tufts of Manitoba, arrived here on Saturday. He will attend the University in Toronto for a term. — Rev. T. Snowden has commenced revival services at Anderson.—Rev. J. W, liodgins, of Seaforth, preached a harvest home service in St. Paul's church on Sunday evening Inst.—The directors of the Agricultural Society are making final arrangements for our fall fair to be held here on Thursday and Friday of next week. It promises to he as good as former years.—A. num- ber of foot races were announced to take place on the race course on Set- urday evening last. Races were de- clared off as a number of the contest- ents failed to put in an appearanoe. • ler r • Staffers --- Bitlara. —Mr 'Fred. Hainley has bought Mr. R. A. Nichols' blacksmith shop and dwelling house and Intends occupying them both in the near future.—Mr. T. M. Hamilton and bride ha-ve returned from spending their honey -moon, and have settled down to the sterner realities of life.— Mrs. Leuchlan, of Manitoba, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Carlin, at pres- ent.—Our foot -ball club journeyed to Mitchell last Tuesday to play Beecsh- wood and were defeated.— Mrs. Howard, who has been visiting her mother, has returned to her home in Detrois.—Mr. John Saddler is about to dispose of his General Store bus. in ewe NOT A QUACK' NOSTRIDI.—Stark's Pow- ders mire nervous or 'kickl heeciache, neu- ralgia and bilioneuess. They will not set , a leg; If a man were deoapitated, they would not give him back his head. They )are not a cure-all. They are a specific remedy for a number of affliotione. Stark's Powders cure what they claim to cure promptly and effeetually. Only try them. The results will surprise you. 25 cents a boa. Exeter Hardware Emporium* Famous Souvenir Stoves and Ranges. THE BEST YET. nerd, Geo 'mite, any other variety pol,. ery butter, Wiochelsea Creamery; ahem table, D It Anderson, ands. 3 S Becahouse. 1st and 2nd, white factory made, C W Smith, 1st and 2nd. 1 ORILDREN's DEPARTAI4NT.—Hemmed Exeter AgrIenitaral Society Shores a. Groat 1 eghorns. Geo Irwin. Al Biesett. brown Juuos,—John mageeele, laeppee, • handkerchiefs, T Mo Callum, Wm success. leghorne, Jos Senior. Al Bissett. black Chesney; Darned sooke Wm Chesney; The largest crowd that has thronged 1 e3PlayanalsiabaeaFrroa'attsk. ,Tp,S4PclicinA, T3h°311, Bak: I eaLLteggUniFltt(11,TrursaEHSCgh" WOotvielleaa131713 I ..400410y VfOrr.,.11 WOO Robi Bell, Wrn Ghee the streets of Exeter for some time 1,1,,,,ekjowao. Fmnk ;30Arling. Wakiadottes. MeEtyen; domestic cloth, Alia Gen Net.; er'sy, 'Ci'•ochetl'i'vor k in Cotton Robt 13611, Wm Chesney, Paintiog, any object Win jag Cook, Al Bisset. any ether variety, Chesney. Drawing, 'special or °rayon John J S Baelthouee, bronze turkeys, John IlifeNevin 1st and and, dressed doll, T H Bouden. John leord, any variety turkeys, MeC/allum, Dolls' clothes, T B IsloCallum, W E Sanders. John lord, toulouse geese. Fancy Pin Cushion, T II Me Callum, Ww, John Ford. 1st and and any variety Chesney, Wool work, Thos Ellerington, gene. John nora Geo Irwin, pekin ducks Plain sewing VerelOobblediek,Wm Chesney JOIDWII0ra. Geo Irwin rotten anew, II A JUDGES. —Mrs, D, Steinbach, Mrs. D. Switzer. John nerd- aylesbury desks. n Link, , A. Switzer. any other variety ducks. Jas 1 Beatty. Jas Jas Frayne. any variety bantams. Speeding on the Track. Geo Irwin. Ed Barnes, collection pigeons. — J Gillespie. Rich Crooker, best collection Tne race track was the centre of singing birds. Al Bissett. Jas Down- attraction during the afternoon. In the was seen here on Tuesday the 25th of this month, The reason for it was that du was Fair Day, and despite the in- clement weether fully 5000 people were present. The exhibits in every depart- ment were good,partioularly the horses and sheep, and these could not be ex- , celled. The gross receipts were close to a1,000, over $500 having been taken in at the state. 'Following is the prize list:— HORSES.—Heeve DRAUGHT.— Brood n3ar'e, jas Routley, Coulees, Bros., li Bundle; foal, Coursey Bros?, Jas Routley: filly: three years old, R Pringle; filly two years old, Coarsey 13ros, Jas Patterson, Jas Ross: team, Jae Roes, John Allison. Aortrotlans,AL —Brood mare, John Duncan, Sep Hogarth, Jas Gould; foal, Jas Gould, John Duncan, H Rundle; three yew old, Jas Miller, S Hogarth; two year old, John Duncan, Luther Braund: team, 3 Decker, T 3 Berry, Jae Beatty. GENERAL PIIRPOSE.—Brood mare, Q Fahner; foal, C Fahner: three year old, John Duncan, Geo Ferguson, J Decker: swo year old, Jas Frayne, M Batton: one year old, 0 Fahner, Geo Coward; teem, Geo Irwin, Jag Patterson, Wm Olre. Junoas.—Gol Alorlock, Crediton: Geo Spearin, St. Marys: John Kennedy. London township. We have just received a large con- signment of these Stoves and Ranges, and as we have handled thein during the past fifteen years we have no hesitation in recommending and guaranteeing thcin to give the best satisfaction. Furnaces; Parties intending putting in Furnaces this fall will do well to get our prices before buying. We GUAR- ANTEE SATISFACTION. Also largeconsignments of Tinware very cheap ; whiteware and lanterns. Something very new and cheap in,these. We are making a special:run Eon Axes and Cow Chains. H. BISHOP & SON, aid about Cow Ohatao 3:1ext w ek. CARRIAGE.—Brood mare, J & D Wood, John Essery, Leo Hunter; foal, John Bow- man, Wm Moody, Leo Hunter: three yeaie old, D Hicks, 3rd, (no first or second) two Year old, John Hunter, John Delbridge , John Easery: one year old, John Bowman; pair horses, Allan. McDonnell: single horse, Allan McDonell, M jamieson, Wes Hand- ford. ROADSTER. —Brood mare, P Kilpatrick, John Treble: foal, J & D Wood, J. Treble, P Kilpatrick: three year old, John Mc- Innis; two year old, I Armstrong, J Deck- er, Thos Hodgson: one year old, Leo Hunter, P Eilpatrick, jag Beatty; pair of roadsters, Geo Monteith, J Merrier, Thee Skinner: single roadster's, A MoDonell, Rick Hunter, A Bossenberry;saddle horse, A McDonell, Sid. Davis: lady driver, IVIrs Boasenberry, Mrs Patterson, Mrs Hand- ford- JaYPees.—jeks Bell, London Tp: John Coppin, Mitchell. CATTLE.--Duamee.—Aged cow, H & W Smith, Jacob Raider, H W Smith: 'tiro year old heifer, H & W Smith, lat and and, Jacob Raider; one year old 'heifer, Jamb itaider,Et & W Smith, Geo Andrew: heifer calf, H & W Smith, 1st and 5nd, Jacob Raidese'bull calf, H & W Smith, Tat and 2nd, Jacob Raider: herd, H & W Smith, let and and...Jamb Raider. GRADES.—Aged aim John Delbridge, 1st and and, Richard Pickard: two year old heifer, Jacob Raider, Thos Shapton, John Delbridee, one year old heifer, Jacob Raider, Win Westoott,Jacob Raider: heifer calf, Jacob Raider, P Bawden: steer calf, John Delbridge, BUTCHER'S CATTLE.--Tivo year old steer, a & W Smith, W Westeott, Thos Burwell: one year old ateer, Thoa Shapton, lat and and, Thoa Burman: fat steer, Thos Bagwell, lat 2nd and 3rd: fat crew, Ford Bros: herd, Thos Russell, let, 2nd and 3rd. AYRSHIRES. —Best cow, John Esaery. Tunny. —Best cow, 0 Coates, Chas. Knight: two year old heifer, 0 Coates; one year old heifer, 0 Coates. POLLED ADTGCTS.—Best cow, Leo Hunter. Junuzs.—Hy Chesney,Seaforth: Wm Pridham, M. P: John Sutherland, St, Marys. SHEEP—Ineionseeet.--A.ged ram, Geo Penhale, 1st and 2nd, T Currelly: shear - ling ram, Geo Penhale, Thos Shapton, L F Goodwin: ram lamb, Geo Penhale, lat and 3rd, T Currelly 2ud: pair ewers, Geo Penhale let and 3rd, T Ourrelly, and: pair shearlings, Geo Penhale, lat and 3rd, L F Goodwin, and: pair ewe lambs, Geo Pen - hale, let and and, T Currelly. SHROPSHIRE DOWff.—Aged ram, Sam' Doupe, Jas Cooper, Ef A Switzer; shear. ling ram, B. A Switzer. Jas Cooper, and and 3rd; ram lamb, Jas Cooper, Wm Pearce, Samuel Donee. ewes. Jas Cooper, H A Switzer, Samuel Doupe: shearliega. A Switzer. 1st and and: ewe Iambs. Jag Cooper. Samuel Doupe, Jas Cooper. Lremoraes.—Aged ram. F II Neil. Thos Shapton: ram lamb. F H Neil; Thos Shapton: pair ewes. F H Neil. Thoe Shap - ton; pairahearlinga. F ET Neil; pair ewe lambs. F H Neil. Grimm &our .—Pair ewes. L F Good- win. Thos Shapton: pair ewe lambs, Thos Shapton. 'Fox Slime—Pair fat OWSS. H .A Switzer. Thos Shapton. PIGS.—LAnoE OR 1VIennar,---Acted boar, Jno. Hord, Tat and and; boar littered in 1894 L. F. Goodwin John Hord: agod sour John Hord 1st and 2nd; Spring sow Silas Stanlake. Jos. Bawden; Surrordes„—Sering soar Geo, Hill. teenitginage—Aged boar D. A. Graham Chas.Troyer; bear Wm. McAllister, D. A. Graham; aged sow D. A. Graham MeAllistete Sow.1891D.A.Grahana Ist_and and; Teeiwawria—Aged boar 01 Fahner' boar tittered in 1894 John May lat and and; Aged sow John May;sow 1894.Irvitee Arm- strinig 1st and and. POULTRY,—Light brahmas,Jaa Doan. Frank Sperling; clerk brahmae. John Hord. Geo Irwin: plymouth rocks. John Hord. Jae Don; any variety coshin, Jno Hord. Ise Corse lengshans, Ed Barnes. jas Cook; colore'd dorkigs. John nord ta Barents; any other variety dorkings, Al Bissett. Jaks COOk: black breasted tad games, Frank Sparliag. Al Bagd: atly Other variety games Al leissett. Jas Cook: spanglea hainbrgs. Frt* Sperling. Al Bisiett; silver spenaled herriburg. John lora, golden pertoiled hernbargas Frank perlin. Wm Dearing4 bleak hanebargs. John El eiently late& D Gibert, Joe Shutt; ereenis flannel all wool, Mrs Geo Nott, bi Breth- our; blankets all wool, Mrs Hugh Chesney. Robt Bell; woollen earn, Mrs JD Graham, Mrs :Hugh Chesney; dem cotton warp woollen weft, Robt Bell, M Brethour; factory blankets, Wm Chesney; single harness, Joha Treble; team harneee, John Treble; onred ham, Jas Tom; assortment of cured meats, Snell Bros, la and and; sewing machine, Perkins and Martin, let and and; organ, Perkins & Martin, 1st and and; parlor furniture, R N Rowe; bedroom furniture, R N Rowe; ease birds stuffed, A McPherson, lat and 2nd; fine saib not ground, Exeter Salt Co; salt for packing purposes Exeter Salt Co; collect. ion store goods, .3" El Grieve, let and and; assortment carpenter work, Ross & Tay- lor: all wool sheeting, Robert Bell. Wm Chesney; ordered clothing, J 11 Grieve, lat and and Exenets.—Indian aelies, A alePhereon; exteesion table, N Rowe; ironing board, BIRDS BRED IN 1894, —Light several contests, competition was keen, brahmas, Jas Down, 3 8 Backhouse; and every race was for all that was in it. Following is a dark brhmas, Frank Sperling, • John SiraMTARY. Hord: plymouth rocks, Ed Barnes. J S Backhouser any variety cochins, Jas r pings Backhouse, John Hord; colored. dork- Melt 0' (3 Hawkshavr ings, John. Hord, Ed Barnes; )3 B red Exeter) game, Al Bissett, John Hord; silver Joe Bowers (R Paisley Ilderton) spangled homburgs, John Hord; golden. Time 2 41 2 41 2 37 penciled hamburgs, Wm Dearing, 3 AIINTITE TROT' Frank Spaeling: black hamburgs, J S King Stanton a Murdock Heneall) 1 1 1 Backhouea, A. McPherson; houclaus, J Grey Eagle (W Witzell Kiva) 2 3 2 5 Backhouse, John Hord; any ether Jack (A Dunkin Varna) 3 2 3 variety polands, J 5 Backhouse; white Time 3 20 3 16 2 39i leghorns, Frank Sperling, Al Bissett; PAIR Or ROADTERS, brown leghorns, Jos Senior J. S Back- Snell & Leathern Exeter 1 2 1 1 house; black spanish, Al•Bieett, T Sas Bell Birr 2 1 2 2 Prier; black minorcas Geo Bawden, J W Hodgins Hertsall • 3 33 3 H Reid; black javas, :Frank ,Sparling; Time 3 23 3 20 3 22 3 17 wyandottes, D A Graham; any other TARDIER'S TROT. variety, John Hord; lat and 2ocl; any Bay Jack (D. Make Earns/ale) 5 5 5 variety turkeys, W E Sanders; any Dick Norton (M. Ziler Dashwood) 2 3 3 variety geese, John Hord; pekhe aucks, Lady Mack (I. Armstrong Exeter) 3 2 2 Geo Irwin; rotten ducks, Joh ta Hord; Dick Terry (W. Bawden) 4 4 a aylesbury clucks, H A Svvttier; any Grey Eagle (W. Witzel Alive) 1 1 1 other veriety ducks, Geo Irwin; any Time 4 12 4 15 4 04. variety bantams, Ed Barnes, Geo JETDOES.—R. Eilber Crediton; B. Au br y Irwin. a Montreal; Dr. cle,rr Kirkton.. JUDGES.—Thos 114e0lOoklio, Mitchell, Will Folland, Exeterl • , • Beddulpla PRUE FOR ALT. TROT. • Rosy B, (T Hetherington Cedar Cook Wm Trvethick; langshans. JS 51 N Rowe. JIIEGES.—S G VaEgraond, Seaforth; Geo Samwell," Exeter; D Steinbch, Zurich. FINE ARTS.—Water color drawing, Robt Hicks, M V White; painting in on, Robt Hicks, Mrs Colin Campbell; crayon sketch, Robt Hiekg, Thos Ellerington: pencil sketch, Robt Hicks, Thos Ellcxing- ton: collection of photographs, Jos Senior: hair droner's work, E H Fish, FLOW ERS.—Fuohiae inflower,INelson Cobbledick, Wm Folland; foliage plants, John Cottle: begonias in flower, Wm Follanch hanging basket, T H McCallum. CUT FLOWERS. — Pansies, John Cottle, T H McCallum: german asters, T McCallum, John Cottle; ten week's stooks, collection, John Cottle; verbenas, John Cottle; petunias, John eCottle: phlox drumrnondi, John Cttle, &males, ,John Cotle, T H McCellum; beat arranged • basket cut flowers, T KMoOallarnl collect ion antmals in bloom, T McCallum. Exertra—Col balsams, Geo Manson: cockaconabs, John Cottle. LAMES' WORK.Rag carpet woollen warp,. Wm Balkwill, Wm Chesney. toe carpet cotton warp, Afra Hugh Chesney, Maggie Jamieson; rag door mat booked, Mrs Geo Nat, Jas Frayne, rag door mat sewed. Mrs Colin Campbell, Wm Chesney, rag hearth mat sewed, Jas Tom, Mrs Colin Campbell, rag hearth ME:t hooked, Mrs Geo Nott, Wm MeEwen, wool Books, al Creighton, airs Geo Not, wool stockings, Je.s Richardson, Creighton, cotton aocks Maggie Jamieson, M Creighton, cotton stockiesg,M Jamieson, 141 Creighton, ladies wool mitts, S Hogarth, Sri Creighton, mens wool mitts, 11 Creighton, jas Tom, mene wool gloves, Jas Tom, S llogarth, counter panes knitted, Jas teirth,Maggie Jamieson, counterpanes crocheted,' (no number) Thos Ellerington, and; counterpanes tufted, S Hogarth, Jon Shier, patchwosk quilt calio, Airs Colin CarepbeII,Mrs Geo Nott: patchwork quilt cloth,. Maggie Jamieson, Mrs Geo Nott, patohwork quilt silk, Jag Tom, Mrs John VVhite, patchwork quilt log cabin, Alta Colin Campbell, Jas Tom, silk quilt crazy work, Mrs Geo Nott, Dr Browning, wool shawl, Mrs Geo Nott, Mrs Colin Campbell, worked ottoman,Mrs Geo Nott, M Creighton,painting chns. T McCallum, Robert f3e11, painting on terra case, lefre Colin Campbelt, T Mc Callum, drawiug room screen, Miss M White, hand screen, Mrs Colin Campbell; bannerettee, T Et McCallum, Mrs Geo Nott, bracket drapery, Mrs J D Grabarn, P Bawden, penelope work, Maggie Greigh- ton, Airs Colin Campbell, tidy rochet, Mrs J D Graham, Wm Eerltidy kniste Megeie Ceeighton. Jae Toni' gold or silver tinsel work, Mrs Geo Notc, Mrs j Graham, etching or outline work, M Creighton, Thee Ellerington, applique work, Mrs Colin Campbell, arresene ern, broidery, Mrs Geo Nat. Wm Folland, crewel embroidery, T H McCallum, Peter Bawden; embroidery in silk, T Mc' Callum, Mrs J White, embroidery on. flannel, Mrs J D Graham, Al Creighton sham stitch embroidery, Mrs Geo Nott, ribbon embroidery, 11 Brethour,II Creigh• ton, chenille work, Mrs Geo Nott, Mrs Colin Campbell, man's shirt hand made, Maggie Jamieson, Amos Doupc, man's shirt hand made, John Startlake, T Callum patchin, Robt Bell, Jae Toni, darning on stockings, Jae Tom, Mrs John White, buttonholes, T H McCallm, Mrs J Graham, pillow shams Mra J Gould. Maggie janaleon, table mas, W Trevet' hick, Mrs Campbel, table doylee, W Treyethiok, Mrs Campbell, toilet set, Jae Toni, M Brethouc pin cushion !army, Mrs John White, T Ei'McCallam; sofa pillow, Robt Hicks M Creighton, crochet work. IN comb, Thos Cann, la and 2ncl, honey 1 (twase) basket, Mrs Colin Campell, eria. in jar, S Hogarth, Thos Gann; home made creme work, Al Brethour, Jon Shier, wax wine, Mrs' Geo Nott, Sas Tom; collection flowers colored, Mrs Campbell, paper of bottled pickles, Mrs G Sanders. flowers, Mrs C,hesney, Jae Toni, piano VEGETABLE S.—lesaay rosa p;iiktoes; scarf, Mrs D Gaham, M Brethotir, table Jas Tom, Jacob Roeder; beauty of hebron cover embroidered, Alrti Noll, D Brahoar, potatoes, Jae Snell, Al Biasett; late roge worked whisk holder, Mrs Nott, troth: potatoes, Jacob Roeder, Thee Brook:eerie our, bullion embroidery eirs Campbell, vermont potatoes, JagAirth, Thos Brook; braiding, Mos Grham, Wm Earl, early tlidephone, Al Basett, Thos Brook; beset work, • AI tereiglaten, Mrs Gaham, any variety potatoes, Wm 13alleveill, Geo berths wool work, Ira Graham, Jam Tow,• Hill; winter cabbage, Al Bissett, Alex straw plait, Mrs Campbell, Jas Tom, lace Dow; blood beets, Win Balkwill, Perkins royal rattenhurg, airs Campbell, lace Ss Martin; sugar beets, Wm. Balkwill, tGeo point Mrs J D Graham: Mies White, Monteitbe long mangolds, Thos laseigins, LE03 Honiton, Mre Graham, Mrs Nott, Geo Sider; globe trianstoids, John Welsh, ta.cee'icsiliettirred:r' ,ITtekt!e°e111) Alsotree°i%iige.h.tt"' ela;ecter Thos Bodging; swede turnips, Jacob " ''"'" rattk Work dm Campbell Jas Richardon, Roeder, Al Bissett; early horn covets, N Cobblediek, Will Folland: nonce carrots, tettng,Dr larowaial, Sae Tom, darned not Rey lktartin, Geo Hill; long orange or red ai Creightotaltare Nott,drewing threads and hem stitching. T 'McCallum, VI V White carrots, Will Folland; white belgian carrots C Palmer, Jas Carroll; sweet corn, Wm sills work on congress canvas,M Creighton afrsGrishanapanels ate work It EtiOlIEt Mrs Balkwill, Jas Tom; eadis.n corns Al Biesett ti Thos Bisset, sr.; water melons T Hay, Campbell Fancy table with scarf T Wot Oheintey; musk taelens, Chesney, McCallum Mrs (Janet:Men, loaf hones made brod, G A McLeod Mrs 'Hugh Chesney Jas Tons; oeuliflowee. rollandi ted Wan NatEwou, Nattleg Thos Ellerntgaon Orions, Wm Balkwila W Folland; white ie „ or yellow onions, Wm 13Ikwill, " 4.11""‘ trst 1_1 ttrt eat. William; tomatoes, itt Breakout, Rev somas.— ry °pew -ore; yr tH vuefIROT, Afeartin; celery, Jas Tom, Wm rollaud; Tt "Irk' W14 147°6t1' CeaY" ?iy/t() °aroma Debt Bell, Wm Ettrl; stemeip, MI" 31 V White' Pen drawi` M Bretheur, Geo Sdiders eolleation of Anderson. Carved weak, T Boko, 1011194i .311) Min tclith Hydaat3 1 1 1 2 3 2 3 2 3 LOW PRICIIS --FOR THE -- r r e SIDE. Wheat 5dc and down, Peas soc and down. • Barley 35c and down. Oa g 2e. arid down, GRAIN AND SEEDS.—Fell wheat The council met pursuasat to adjourn - white David Brethour, M. Brethour; fall merit. The Reeve and all the members whertered, D Brethour, AI Brethour; any present. The olera was instructed to no - variety spring wheat, John Welsh, Jas tiff the township engineer to inspeet the Airth; 6 rowed barley, D Brethour, M Ryder, Dormy, Whalen and Cllandeboye Brathour; 2 rowed barley, M Brethour; ditohes, and in each case to haye the res. large oats, D Brethour, AT Brethour; pectiye awards fatly carried out. A by - common oats, A. McEwen, D Brethour: law authorising a levy of 2 1-3 mills on the black oats, 11. Brethour, D Brethour; large dollar for county purposes and 4 1-6 on peas, Al Brethour; small peas,111. Brethour, theEdollar :for township purpoaes was Jas Airth; mummy pees, M. Brethour: duly passed. The following accounts were timothy seed. 1) Brethour, A1 Brethour, ordered to be paid: A. Conway, 2 days flax seed, Al Brethour, D Brethour; white ehovelling and boy at gate, div. 4, $2.80 beans, AI Brethour, Jeipathan Slkr; clover Wm. Berm, gravel amt. in fall $14.25; seed, M Brethour, 1) Brethour; collection W. Thompson, road to gravel pit, 57; D. grain in ear, Al Brethour, D Brethour. Mcilhargey gravel soot. in lull, 56.60; Junes.—John MeNevin, Kippsia; Wm W. Gallihe, burAgg nusance, 51.50; W. Brown, Exeter. EL Boden, on acot of township printing • contract, 426.25; H. Robinson, grading HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS.— with machine, N. B. div. 4. 58,85; A. A Arras.—Winter apples, John Allison; Langford, plank, div. 4, 56.70; W e Dun - fall appleg, Wm Chesney, fly Chesney; can for provincial eleetion, 54; ssloses Dun - beat collection apples, John Allison, Jacob Simpson, do 54; Ja. Atkinson, do, 54; Roeder. rhode island greenings. G A. Mc- John Coursey, plank and rep. culvert, Lead, Wm Chesney; northern spies, Al div. 1, 51.50; 0, C. Hodgins, 1 day un-, Bisetb, John Allion; roxboro russets, der D. and W. act. 42; G. Westtnan, do Jaceb Roede, Ure Geo Nott; spitzenbergs 51.50; A. MoRoberte, 1 day breaking Alex McEwen, A McPherson; baldwins, stone oa med. div. 5, 51; W. Guilfoil G A McLeod, T Prier; westfield's seek -no. cleaning out dith, con. 4, div, 1, 51.50 further, Alex keEwen, JohnIAllisoni snow . Robinson, drawing tile and cord gravel, apples, John White, jas Down; fall pip- div. 1, $2.60; C. 0. tiodgins, 1 day new pins, Geo Andrew, John White; colverts, road, con. 8 and 9, 61.50; EL Roeinson, Jag Snell, Jonathan Shier; king of tornp. on acct. of grading and gravelling Lu - king, Wm Balkwill, Mee Geo Nott: alex. can Boundary, 512.93; Thos, Abbott, rep, andere, Jae Snell, let and 2nd; caned& bridge on S. R. div.3 52; John Ogden, rep. red, E Williams, M )3rethonr; swears, JELEI bridge diy. 3 51; R. Simpson, grant to road. Airth, John Allison; ribston pippin, Hy beat Clandepoye, 510; H. Robinson, work Chesney, Wm Cheeneya wagners, A Mc- with grader, div. 2, 56.25; grant to Lamm Ewen, W E Se.nders; awayzie pomme Agricultural society, 510; Jas. Carter rep. gris, John Allison, John Anderson; to Clandeboye bridge div. 2, 75c.; J. Too- american golden russets, W E Sander, hey, one day on new road, con. 8 and 9, John Allison; maiden bluish, W Cheney,$1 .50 Aaron Dayis, gravel acct. in full 225 Hy Chesney; golden russet, John White,loads, 51.5.30; W. Hedging,. gravelling Lu - Jag Ford; winter seedling apples, John can Boundary, 50c; E. Blake, ti'e ant: in Allison; dutchess oldenberg,Geo Hill, Mrs full, 5i2.25. Geo Nott. The council adjourned to meet again. PEARS—Fleraigh beauty, Jag Ford, Geo Monday, Oct. 1st at 10 a. m.—W. D. Stan - Hill; dutcheas anglouleme, Mrs J P ROS, ley, Clerk. Geo Samwell: clamag favorite, Jas Tom, 51 I 1.0-4 Jag Snell; vicar of wingfield, Wm Bawden; BOONOITT IND STREGTH. bell lucrative,. Goo Hill, Wm Bawd= sheldon, Thos l3rook, Irvine Armstrong: Valuable vegetable renaedies are used ill east beuire, lairs Geo Nott; lonis benne de the preparation of Hood's Sarsaparilla in jersey, Thos Brock, John Allison. Such a mealier manner as to retain the full medicinal value of every ingredient. PLUM.s.—Lombard, M Brethour, Jon, Thus Hood'a Sarsaparilla eorabines mon- Shier; any other variety, Will Folland, B V Elliot. omy and 'strength and us the only remedy of whieli "100 Dome Oae Dollar" is true, Guam, &al—Concord, Jas Snell; 13e sure to get Hood's. roger's' No. 19, M Eserett; any other variety, B V Elliott, Jas Down; crabs, any Hooe's Pines do not purge, pain or variety, Geo Manson, D Brabant.; early gripe, but act prompely. easily and effic- orawford peaches, fare J P Roes, John iently. White; late cre.wford peaches, Thee Brock, Dr Browning; branch of peaohes, Thos Mre Jewell,of the 2na come! Morris,died Brock; any other variety peaches, John on Tuesday evening hist of drops., She White, Mre J. P Rosa; collection canned was 24 years of age, and was only ill two fruit, Mrs Geo Sanders, D Brethour; honey days. 131tiCrEITI SIDE. • New suits for men soc and up. • New overcoats for men $4.5o " • Suit underclothes " soe Overshirts for men 5oe arid up. • Long boots for men $1.50 Ladies' & youth's wear in portion. Silver Lining to every J. P 8088.1 vegeteblera 0 Fainter, Binh Aron, WFollend, Glove cage Robt DAIRY 131tODITOT.--Batter, data- Center piece 11iiss a v whito Atop° week, ilia se6 that your tX4711,13 • Huron County Notes Mr. and eelre. John Henderson, an aged couple, of Seafortb, met with e serious accideut a few days ago: It seems the old gentleman hadli the nightnaare, and getting up out of bed ran against a dresser, catalog bis face up badly and rendering bite unconscious for a few nso- manta. He callea Mre. Henderson, who immediately procured a lighted lamp, and In going to him st mbled and fell,injur- ing herself so severely that she was un- able to rise, The lamp fell front her heart to the finer, but me it had a &awe to do any diunage Mr. Henderson, who in the meantime had regained conseiousness, picked it up. Mrs. Elenderson is still in bed suffering from the affix:ea of the acci- dent, but the old gentlemen is able to be around Again. Rad Mr. Heuderson not regain ed consciousness in time to pi& tip the imp both woula probably have been burned to death before any assistance could have arrived. The date tylien the subscription expires it on the iiktrOSS label of each paper, tins hange of whiels to a Subsequent date be, comes a receipt for remittanc, Subeeribete will plates ekamine heir label before and atter making ti remittance, Look at the dat4 yeitt tbol thie •Indigestion is stubborn but X. O. 41. oer" ea well ill, advances Hensall Following aro the market quotations : Wheat • 501o152 Barley 35 to 38 Cate 2611°27 Peas 50 to 52 Hay — ..... 6,00 to 7.00 Batter 15 to 16 Eggs. . 9 to 9 Skin Diseases are more or less directly occasioned by bad blood. 13. B. 13. °twee the following Skin Diseases; Shingles Erysipelas, Itohing Rashca, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Eruptions, Pimpleand lMotobea ijeenmingall impurities from the blood from a common Pimple to the wont &roil:dons Sere, RILTIDIATISD/ CLUISD IN A am—South. American Rheumatic Care, for Rheumatism and Neuralgia, radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its tuition upon the system is remark- able and myeterions. It removes at Once she cause and the disease iramediately dis- appears. The first dem greatly benefits. 75 cents. Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist. 218 Miss D. A. A. owney, Manotic, Ont. TEL MODERN BEAUTY Thrives on good food and sunshine, with plenty of exercise in open air. Her form glows with hearth and her face blooms with its beauty. If her system needs the cleansing action ot a laxative remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs. The Attorney -General's Department has decided not to place Walker on hie trial at the approaching assizes for the murder of the Williams couple at Port Credit, the same crime for whieh Me Wherrill is under sentence of death. r et • I was cured ol Bronchitis and Asthmts, by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Lot 5, P. E. L Mrs, A. Livingstone. I was mired of a severe attack at Rhea. ntatiam by AIINARD'S LINIMENT. Mahone Bay. John Mader. 1 was cured of a severely sprained leg by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Bridgewater. JoshuaNynacht. BELLEVILLE, JaRIIDTY 4th, 1878 Messrs. DICK &CO., Montreal. "Dick's Blood Purifier" ia the beat of all condition powders 1 ever used. It makes a horse thrive and teewell, improves his coat and keeps him perfeetly clean in the legs, no matter bow long he stands in the stable. I gave half of the drat bex to a gentleman who had a fine trotting stallion that was swollen in the legs and had scratches from biug? out of condition and in is few days his legewere perfectly demi, and the cracks healed rapiely. JOHN JOHNSTOIsl. RELIEF xs SIM tiorne.—Diordered Kid ney and Madder diseages relieved in aix` hours by the "Great South Ameriean Cure." This new remedy is a great surprise and delight ta physicians on ac. couot of its exceeding promptness in re. Having pain in the bladder, kidneysback and every part of the urinary psasages in male and female. eIt relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost initaitsa. ately. If you want quick relief and cure this la your remedy, Sold by 0. LUTZ A Boor TO Honsemer--One bottle of English Spavin Liniment completely re- moved a curb from rria home. 1 tette in reeommeting the remedy; as it sets with mysteriosta proteptuess in the re- moval from horses ot hard, soft or cll. onsea temple blool epavin, splints, e orbs sweetly, stifles end sprains. GEORGE ROBB, Fittrinra, WILUXTtir, Obr Sold by a TATEZ. Hamer DeslUse REataven lil TrITB,Tt Dr. Agriew's Care for the Heart gives perfeet reliant, ell cues of Orgard0 Of Sympethetie Heart Dliesiee in 30 Minutes, and speedily effects a cur, It is a peer- less reraeay for Palitati' n, Shortness of BSm reath, othering Spells, Dein at Left Side end all symptoms of a Diseased. Heart, one dose eoevinces. old. by a, talTZ, Barad?* Blood Bitter* dare dyspepsi. idurdock 1oo Bitters cure tionstipAilet. Brircloole Bloorl Bitten( elite bilioasneire Buranels Biskra bitters sure bertach1 • v.?' turdock Bleed laitters Melba* l.i t • clogged teertiortsot the bertVeir , Ing heoot. ititc u w?..?; • lisearierieseeaseeeasteee sr,