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• TT -IX ;I -I tIk�C.11I XPO.SITC -
OCTOBER 7, 1870.
BLUE -VALE AND WINGHAM FALL
SNOW.
The Bluevale and - Wingham Fall Show
was held at Bluevale, on the 30th ult.
The -weather was very unfavorable, for it..
rained 'pretty much the whole day, which
mitigated wonderfully against its success.
But notwithstanding this the Show was 1,?y
ao • means a failure. The crowd of people
was pretty large, and the number of entries
ov€r 340. The following is the
PRIZE LIST :
HORSES.
Span draught horses ; R Hastings.
General purpose horses; P Deans, J
Nichol, S Black.
Carriage horses ; J Richardson.
Brood mare and foal' G Harris, J Far-
row, Wm Henderson.
Two year old colt, (entire) ; J Brandon,
R Johnston. ,
Two-year old cost or filly ; L Lovell, Geo
Harris, D Geddes.
One-year old colt or .11y Jos Richard-
son, D Geddes, R Johnston. '3
Saddle horse ; J Gardner, R ,, Sanbuirn,
Wm Gordan.
CATTLE.
Bull (2 years old and upwards) ; J Dea-
con, Geo Harris, jr., B Currie,
Bull (2 years old) ; Geo McKay.
Milch cow having had a calf in 1870 ; S
Black, Wm Smith, S. Black..
Two-year old heifer ; Geo Coultes, John
Robertson, John Robertson.
One-year old heifer ; Wm; Smith, Henry
Ceasar, R F Sibbald.
Yoke of working oxen ; Wm Anderson,
Wm Isbister, S Black.
Four-year old steer ; Thos Jenkins.
Bull calf ; R Currie, -G McKay.
:Heifer calf ; Andrew Gray.
_'Reeve ; Wm Smith, W m Smith.
SHEEP:
:Leicester ram (aged) ; L Lovell, James
TNli bol.
Leicester shearling ram ; R Richardson,
James Nichol
Leicester ram lamb ; James Nichol, R
Richardson.
Cotswold ram (aged) ; John Perdue.
Pair ewes (having ?•aised lambs in 1870
PR Richardson, John Dimont.
Pair shearling ewes; Cr McKay, James
Nichol. -
Pair ewe lambs ; Jas Nichol, R Richard-
; pore.
.Fat sheep ; lst and 2nd, J Nichol.
SWINE.
.(Large breed) boar, (age cons'd) ; John
Farrow, H Ceasar.
Sow (age cons'd) ; 11 Ceasar.
(Small breed) boar, (age cons'd) ; H.
James, Wm Isbister. '-
Sow (age cons'd) ; H James, D King.
GRAIN.
Two -bushels fall wheat ; John Gallagher
John Farrow. .
Spring wheat ; Wm Smith.
Barley; J Henry, R Hastings.
Oats ; J Henry, G Coultes.
Pease.; J Henry, G Coultes.
Timothy seed ; G Johnston, Wm Smith.
Com; A Reid, D King.
Flour ; lst and 2nd. W H Leech. & Co.
DAIRY CEPARTMENT.
Butler(5 lbs.) ; L Lovell, IR, Miller,
Cheese ; Thos Anderson, Geo Harris.
ROOTS.
Beets ; Jas McKay. John Perdue.
Pbtatoes ; R Hastings, Wm Isbister, Jas
Nichol.
Turnips ; L Lovell, Jas Henry, S Black.
Mangles ; W J Johnston, John Farrow.
Field carrets; Jas Henry, W J Johnston.
Garden carrots ; Thos Anderson, John
Thornton.
Onions.; R F Sibtald, Thos Anderson.
FRUIT, ETC.
Apples ; John Robertson, Jos Richard-
son.
Cabbage ; 1) King, John Thornton.
Plums ; S Thornton, S Black.
Pumpkins ; A Campbell, T Anderson.
Squash ; D King, Leech cL Co.
Citrons ; A Campbell, Jas McKay. ,
Ton atoes : lst and 2nd, Leech & Co:
IMPLEIENTS.
Buggy ; 1st and 2nd, H Davis.
Plough ; lst and 2nd, W R Wilson.
`Set harrows ; H Davis.
'Grain cradle ; lst and 2nd, W .Gordon.
Churn ; 1st and 2nd John Oormon,
Fine hoots, John Sherit.
.Coarse boots ; John Sherit.
Two sides of calf leather ; Wm Gordon.
POULTRY.
Geese ; lst and 2nd, H Ceasar. -
Turkeys ; H Ceasar.
Fowls ; lst and 2ncl, John Wightman.
Ducks ; lst and 2nd, H Ceasar.
LADIES' WORK, -
Quilt (in patchwork) ; Mrs J Robertson
Mrs W H Leech.
Quilt (raised work) )Mrs J E Tamblyn,
Mrs Jas Shaw.
Five yards home made cloth ; Geo John-
son, W T Johnson.
Plaid flannel. ; John Gallagher, R San -
burn.
Plain flannel ; W J Johnson.
Pair socks ; Thos Anderson. -
IBlankets ; John Gallagher, W J Johnson.
Mitts ; Thos Anderson.
Raised worsted work ; Mrs Robertson.
Mrs T Farrow.
Fancy knitting ; Mrs W H Leech, Mrs
J E Tamblyn.
Tatting ; Mrs J E Tamblyn, Mrs Gordon.
Braiding ; Mrs W Gordon, Mrs . Robert-
son. -,
Embroidery ; Mrs J E Tamblyn, Miss
Gallagher.
Farcy work (in Berlin - wool) ; Miss
Helbleihwaite, Mrs W Gordon, recom'd.
Case artificial flowers ; Mrs _P H Leech,
Mrs W Gordon.
Best business writing ; lst and 2nd, T
Farrow.
STRAY, • CALF.
TRAYED, from 'Seaforth, about the end of
. July, :last, a Red Spring Heifer Calf. Such
inforihatien as will lead to her recovery, will be
e
suitably rewarded. -
Seaforth. Oct. 6, 1870.
JOHN `WINTERS..
148-4—
FARM FOR SALE.
0
T1 -1E -undersigned offers for sale, the West half
of Lot 7, Con, 2, H. R S., Tuckersmith.
There are 28 acres cleared and under fepce ; the
remainder is timbered with Beech and Maple.
' W. DU$NHAY.
Tuckersmith, Oct. 5, 1870.
148—
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
rilHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween Hugh Steele and James Young and
carried'on under the name of Steele & Young,
has this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Witness S HUGH STEELE,
W. H..McORACKEN. JAMES YOUNG.
' Hugh Steele having purchased from James
Young his interest in the business, keeps the shop
and books', collects all accounts, and settles all
against the firm. The business is ,still carried on
by -
HUGH STEELE.
Ainlleyville, •September 19th, 1870. 146-3—
GREAT
Clearing SILE!
—A T--
BONTHRON &Son's
THE UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING TO
GIVE UP BUSINESS IN THE STAND
THEY NOW OCCUPY, WILL SELL FOR
OHNE MONTH 1
THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK OF
DRY GOOPS,
Clothing, Twee1s, &c.,
FOR CASH,
AT COST PRICE.
Dress Goods of all kinds,
• At Cost Plc
Clothing Read -made
?t (Ready-made),
:1 - At Cost Price.
English and .Canadian Tweeds,
At Cost Price.
Shawls and Jackets,
At Cost Price.
We also sell a large lot of BOOTS AND SHOES
at a Small Advance on COST.
QS- This is no humbug. Parties wanting Cheap
Goods, °-will find it to their advantage to give
them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
All parties owing accounts will please call and
settle them. as they wish to close their Books
at present.
T. BONTHRON & SON.
Seaforth, October 3, 1870.
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SEAFORTH
AUCTION ROOMS,
Min Street, Seaforth.
All kinds of Goods sold on Commission.
Sales attended to in all parts of the County.
Cash paid for Second-hand Furniture.
_Auction Sales every Saturday.
Private Sales through the week.
After 22 years' experience he feels confident in
being able to give every satisfaction to those who
favour him with their patronage,
C. YEO,
Auctioneer Glad Commission Merchant.
Seaforth, October 5, 1870.
148.3m—
*Yw'-Eat-Is for the People
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First, ,That the ` Fountain Head is the right
glace to rocure zny article at its right value.
SECOND,—That E. HIci so & Co. of Seaforth, buy most of
their goods at the Manufacturer's, in England, in large lots,
and for Cash; -consequently their . establishment is - the right
place to purchase Good Goods, at Low Prices.
THIRD, That they have just received a Tare consignment
of Crockery, China, -'Glass -ware, Plated -ware, Tea Trays, and
all House Furnishing Goods.
FOURTH, That they will sell you an Iron Stone China Tea
Set for $2.50 and less, and Toilet Sets from $1:50 to $2.50, and
a nice set of China for $5.00, and any ware by the. single piece
at proportionately low prices. Nickel Silver and Plated Tea
and Table Spoons, at all prices. ,Butter bought and taken in
exchange for any goods,
ALso, our stock of Groceries is complete. A pound of splen'
did Tea for 85 cents
AND in Dry Goods,. we cannot be beat. Will give you the
choice of 200 pieces of Ashton " Prints (the best made in
England) for 14 cents a yard, and Wincies at prices. that will
astonish you. We keep a good stock of Black and Coloured
Silk Dresses, and a choice of 250 pieces of Dress Goods.
Our BooTs AND SHOES are able to show for themselves.
Clothing Ready-made and made to Order, and made well.,
Genuine Drugs, Medicines, and Dye Stuffs, as usual.
HICKSONS' EMPORIUM, SEAFORTH.
Chancery SALE!
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Village aiid.ParkLots
ROXETER.
•
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE AND FI
nal Order for Sale made in a cause of Hall vs.
Patton, bearing date respectively the '14th day of
October, 1869, and the 2nd day of .Tune, 1870,
and , with the approbation of William Legge.
Master. of this Court at Hamilton, there will be
sold by -
i
• PUBLIC',AUCTI:ON,
IN SIXTY TWO PARCELS,
BY TH -MAS PLAYFORD, AUCTIONEER,
On Wednesday, the 26th
day of October, 1870,
AT TWELVE (;'CLOCK, NOON,
On the Premises, adjoining the
Village of Wroxeter,
Parts of La is Nos.. 26 and 27, in Concession A„
in the Township of Howick, in the County
of Huron.
The property is laid out in Lets, which will be
put up for sale singly according to the number on
a plan (made -by Cyrus Carroll' 1). P. L. ti., and
which plan will be produced at time of sale). The
Lots vary in size from about. one quarter of an
acre to about five acres, and the exact quantities
are given ou the plan. A number of the above
Lots front on. the Gravel Road.
Ten per cent. of the,purchase incrue,). to be paid
at the time of sale, to the Vendors <•: their soli-
citors, and sufficient (with the s:ti-t titpt it) to
make up one third of the whole pair h::.u; tiioncy
to be paid into Court within one i - ' i t•h from the
day of sale, without interest.'iit ott er t w o
thirds of the purchase money, with rugorcat as i
per cent from the clay of sale. to be sLeured l,y
Mortgage, ut four equal annual hist:La-iambi frau
the day of sale, interest on the nep.,ill principle-
to
it u ciple-
to .be payable with each instalment •if the s,dd
principal money. -Upon the,payineh,. of the one
third of purchase money and giviuu tate mortgage
as aforesaid, the purchaser will be el.titled to the
conveyance anti be let into posse:=5ion. fn other
respects the conditions will be clic -standing con-
ditions of the Court of Chancery.
Plans of the property may be seen, and further
conditions and particulars of sale may be had of
the Auctioneer, and at the office of Cyrus Carroll,
Esq., Wroxeter, Messrs. Osler & Segue, Dundas,
and J. W. -G.. Whitney, Esq., and Messrs Mac-
lennan, Downey & Henderson; Toronto.
OSLER & SEGUE, Vendors' Solicitors.
W. LEGGO, - Master.
Dated 27th .September, 1870.
148 -3 --
CERTAIN PRESERVATION OF THE SIGHT
M. R. COUNTER
WATCHMAKE AND JEWELER, SEA -
FORTH, ONT, sole Agent for the sale of
our Celebrated
,PERFECTED SPECTACLES, the
Lenses of which are ground by us, from- material
Manufactured especially for Optic purposes. It
is pure, hard, - and- brillant, and as near' Achro-
matic as can be ,produced. The peculiar form
and scientificaccuracy attained by the aid of
complicated and costly machinery, warrants us
in assertingthem to be THE MOST PERFECT
SPECTACLES EVERT MANUFACTURED.
They assist the- sight most brilliantly, confer
ease and comfort on the wearer, cause a eentinu-
ous and abiding improvement of the eyes, and
last a teat many years without requiring to be
changed. So -they are the CHEAPEST , as well
as the BEST.
LA.ZARUS, MORRIS & Co.
295 Notre Dame Street, (up stairs), MontreaL
siirWe employ no Pedlera. -_
Government- Drains !
100 LABOTJRERS!
WANTED .FOR.'THE ABOVE WORKS, IN
the Township of Gr -a, County of Huron,
after the 10th of October. l •-ages,—$1.25 to$1.75
her day.
Parties willing to undertake a few acres of
CHOPPING AND OL1 AUIelG, can see the
Specifications of the work required, at SAGE'S
HOTEL, WALTON until the 6th of October.
WANTED!
A GOOD YOKE OF OXEN.
The Highest Price, IN CASH, will be paid for
Beef, Pork, Flower, Potatoes,
Butter and Eggs,
Delivered at the Works. Tree Enquire at Sage's
Hotel, Walton, or of the Foreman of the
• Works.
G. BLAIN, Contractor.
Walton, Sept. 29th, 1870. -
147—
C�-A 4.D�TER
SEWING M%CHINE
COMP: VY
7
McILROY'S BLOCK, --Nos. 61, 63, 65 and 67
JAMES STREET,
HAMILTON, ONT
Manufacturers of the Gardner
Patent Sewing Machine:s and
Knitting Machines. - Separately
and Combined.
THE SEWING MACHINE
Ts now ready, and will be followed in a
few weeks by
TH E KN T TER,
Which can be attached without difficulty to any
of the Company's Sewers.
THE Manufacturers claim that the Sewing
Machine is simple, durable, and easily adapt-
ed to all kinds of Family - and Manufacturers'
work ; it can be used by the Dress -maker, Tailor
and Shoemaker, .with equal satisfaction. The
Sewing Machine or Knitter will be sold separate-
ly or combined. -In the latter case, by an ad-
justment of the driying belt, only treadle and
stand is used, running each machine separately,
orjboth together, as may be required. The pro-
prietors are convinced that this is one of the
most useful labor-saving pieces of household fur-
niture ever offered to the public. Call on or ad-
dress
PETER GRASSIE,
Agent for the Cot -of Huron, Seaforth P. 0.
Seaforth, Sept. 27, 1870.
147—
J. SEATTERI.
. EXCHANGE _ BROKER,
,And dealer in Pure
DRUGS. CHEMICALS. AND DYE STUFFS
The Drug Department is under the specia `
care of an experienced Clemist.
'JSEAl. lER,
Seaforth, Jan'y. 21st, 1870. 59-tf.
SIGN of THE
CIRCUI.A1t SAW !
CRA -IN SCOOPS!
SPADES S SHOVELS,
LIG }ITN ING'APPLE PARERS,
WIN DOW GLASS;
BEST - BRANDS,
Oshawa Steel Mouldboard
Plows, only $13, -
ABELL'S PATENT GEAR I
HORSE -POWER CASTINGS
Always on hand.
MACHINE OILS CHEAP AND G000. -
Paints and Oils of all kinds.
WEAVERS MATERIALS, -
WATERLIME, AND
CALCINE PLASTER.
Shelf, Hardware of any description.
Remember the spot. Sign of
the Circular Saw,
Seaforth, Ont.
F.S.--Improved Champion Cross -cut Saws
• with patent }lunges, warranted to cut --
twice as much in the same time as the
common saw, Be -.sure to see them.
Jack Screws to hire.
ROBERTSON & CO.
Seaforth Sept- 13, 187-0.- 112--
BitHELORS !
G ET M A 11 R 1 ED,
AT ONCE, AS `
TJRNITURE
25 per cent. Cheaper
THOMAS B E L L'S
wA�.F�.00ivrs_
HE HAS ADDED
STEW POWER
To his Facilities, and is noW selling
Wholesale lesale and Retail.
Be Sure to Call before Pur-
chasing Elsewhere.
WARE ROOMS OPPOSITE KIDD & McMUL-
KINS.
WORK SHOP, CORNER OF MARKET
SQUARE.
TURNING clone on the Shortest
Notice.
COFFINS kept constantly on hand.
A HEARSE FOR HIRE.
SEAFORTH, J-uNE 30, 1870.
WATCH ES.
WATOHJ;S
WATCHES
WATCHES
WATCHES
WATCHES •.
WATCHES
- WATCHES .
WATCHES
WATC$LS
WATCHES
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
One of the Lar est and Best . Assorted Stook
at
in this line, a to be foundM. I
OPPOSITE CARMICHAE ' ►7
Ss soRTu, March 31, 1870. 5
WM. Fa LUXTON,
VOL. 3, No.
BUE4tNE
MEL
RTI1AC Y,-- . D..
s Huron. Office .a
East of the Methodist
Seaforth, Dec. 14th,
liC. MOOSE, M.
University, I♦Ioni
&e. Office and reside')
Zurich, Sept. 7th, 18
TAMES STEWART
tj of McGill Universii
Surgeon, &c- Office
op
Co's, Varna.
TAR. W. 1R... -SMITH,
Office,—Opposite
alence--iain-street, No,
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 18
HL. VERCOE, M 1
1. geon, ete., i ific
of Market and High St
of Kidd & McMuikin'e
Seaforth, Feb. 4th. `1!
CAMPBELL, ' M. D
. Gill University,'
Peon, etc., Seaforth, 011
ost tiff ce Building, up
found by night or day. w.
Seaforth, July 15th, 1'
LE'
WALKER, A:
lhcitor ln-C.hancery=
Public, -&c, Office of --
Court House, Goderich,
N. B. —Money to lend
Lands.
Goderich, Jan'y. 28.
U,CAUGHE & H
Attorneys at La
-and lnsolveney, Notarie
urs.- Solicitors for the 1
Agents for the Canad
11r 11—$30,000 to lend
Houses and Lots for -sal
Seaforth, Dec. 14th, 1;
BENSON & AlEYER,
at Law, Solicitors
ency, Conveyancers, No
fices,—Seaforth and Wr
'Trust and Loan Co. of
Colonial Securities Co.
Money at 3 per cent ; no`
TAS. H, BENSON, ,
Seaforth, Dee. IOth' S`
DEN
G. W. HA
racial Dentu
latest improv
care taken for the prese
tender teeth, Teeth e'
Rooms over Collier's Sto
Saeforth. Dee. 14, 186.
HOT
0MMERCIA L HOT
kai Laird, proprietor,
modation for the travel
and bar are always • sup
marketsafford. Excelle
A inleyville, April 23,1
Oh?K':s HOTEL {LA`
dersigned begs to t
liberal patronage awarded
an the hotel business, an
that he has again resum-
stand, where he will b.
from old friends, and ma-
Seaforth, May 5, 1870,
tlR.. ROSS. Proprietor
. begs to inform the p
the travelling community
first-class accommodation
by travellers. A good a
always on hand, Itegule,
every necessary attentioe
Seaforth, Feb, Sth, 186
R TISH EKCHAzN
ONT., J. CALLAWAv
WILLXAMS, {late of Amer
Y.) Manager. This hotel.
ly furnished, and-refittei
one of the most enmfortal'
the Province. Good Sam
tial Travellers. Terms li
Goderich, April 14, 187;
MISCELL
SHARP'S LIG ERYY
SEAFo$TH. First Cl
always on hand at reason
R .
Seaforth, May 5th, 1870.
SMAILL & CROOKE,
and Specifications dr
ter's, Plasterer's, and M:
and valued. Office—Oyer
store, Court -.House Square
Goderich, April 23, 186i.
'4 McPHILIJJ S,.G•&.
veyors, Civil Entine
-of Conveyancing done with
G. McPhillips, Cominissio
Next door south of Sharp'
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868.
BH AZLEHURST, Li
. the County- of II
Particular attention paid
Stock. Farm. Stock Sale
Terms.' Goods Appraised,
Landlord's Warrants Ex
First 'Division Court for 11
Goderich, June 9th, 186