HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-10-13, Page 5was being inflated, upset
when it was about twenty -
from the! grouno, and Mr.,
fell stunned to the ground.
re was no time for eating for
✓ terror Eield every body
old. A shoat of admiration.
from those who were too'
int from the scene to knew
accident had hafidlen the,
Vers, and who- supposed that
mt- was being niado
,triT„ But to those in the
te vie4tity of the car the
s an aitiful one, -and for a
everybOdy seerued pa raiyzed
or, and stood rooted to the
lout uttering a ery or word_
oon, ztezed the.
knapp, p shot up-
-tt :increased velocity, itnd
ft -t l'of terror which chill -
/A -clod of the he;trers,
-n from the upper air, where
teroiau ItiLg utl`perly
eseapiiigiiiach. At my
E. a woman who, as I after-,
-
ird, was the professor's wife.
k were burst from their
nd her faee pallid and ghat -
She clutched the air
,tort,. and with one hanj
FV arm, still Took i Lig ttp-I
balloon, whiz -h, swifter -
shOt through the:air.
growing smaller in.
/ then, witi iuereaseel
trave a sudden Start •and
tster toward& the clouds.
(te,,k was seen far up in the
itg larger and larger tw. it
my- God," etied the wo-
clung to me -with iron
die—he will ,be
Tet her eyes remained
hat falling body. At
';.ined like theit-k ot a
ung dowa =with tiw speed
Len it was dirt bIN illy" like
1 .
n seed to unfi;ld, and
bOtIt. with a gyratory
h hands and legs spread
-me( an age while the, man.
tor before he loosed his
!alto= must have been at
iie from the earth, and
'p -to, that Floor wife, who
!er iuhant rush ing to -
aid death with the speed
When about half a mile
r(Auld his body ceased its
ion, 418811111(A a perpell-
ae and Carnet down
t struck the earth some
us, and then rebound-
irgain within a few feet
it struek. Then, froii.
fear, the crwx-d broke
,hrieks of terror, women
about sereaming and
ating tiwir hair, Itud
it(.1.0 fur the °spot where
had struck the groultd-
1 -indentation nut kss
ur ten inches deep, and
bloofl and brairis. whieh
rom the skull when, like
Iet drop from an iiin.-
ht erudied into the
. ,dead man 11;ttS then
id willed to the Albert,
!re the poor wife who
arely• ttverec the 5.1-
0)itud, cared for it,
tWflt in town 1,1 -as Of
iarful and inten,to „do -
!may be mitlily
,vhu had echuo • out for
rlied iioue in sorrow,
It-ure the. aspeet of a
been visited lir 5:otne,
:it in witivii its o -wit 111-
was
ui that day, art d tlie
Of the dreadful :ac-
t, be a story told
nts -when. thoso vdto,,
Jong sim.e have
/
tncr
„Grey.
4:The harn (4' Mr:
ortneession 11:; containing
proceeasn the late
titely destruyed, hy tire
ti the 9t1L inst. A Inn -se
le' time, also, RAI L iwt-y
• element. Ali.' 1 Yanids
The warm sun awl dr„v
vet iew (Lays, have rau:‹ekt
E
almal. bri4hten up zunt,
-te dry, will soon ra4e
-.1e smut to hare sufficient
t these tires, awl rid the
d of smoke with which
iveloped.
41 Hay, on. the 21,ttli ult.,
Robert :McAllister, of
,tfrtli, an the Gth inst
',....charles Press, of a sou_
Vt}rth, on the 9th inst.,
i• toger,,, merchant,
i.Kinup, on the- 9th inst.,
Alexander sephein-,if
•forth, on the llth inst.,
rujainin Shantz, Emi., of
the reside/ler(f the
the 4t1I inst., hy the
i• tev. John
ixtt,
t2th inet,„
Sevet,inei
teroeneletie
OcT. 13. 1871.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
•DEATHS.
ILEAD13F.ATP.11.-h the township of Grey,
rhe 25th September, Catharine
• Leldheater, wife of Thomas Lead-
beater, aged :38 years.
AUCTION SALES.
IkInnrlay, •Oct. 16, at Lot 9 Second
Concession, StanleA, farm stock and
implements. John McNair, proprietor;
j, P. Brine, auctioneer: -
Tuesday, Oct. 17. on. Lot 25, Fourth
Conon, .McKillop, valuable Farm
.,)ek. R. Govenlock, Propr:etor, J. P. -
Brine, Auctioneer. ,
:Wednesday, Oct. 18, at Lot 22, Eighth
Collet ssion, 1 eKill op, valuable farm
stock. John Menarey, proprietor ;J. P.
• Brine, auctioneer.
W, dnesda3r, Oct. 18, on Lot 24, Third
Con.esion, Morris, Farm Stock, Imple-
• ments, &c. Stephen Preston, Proprietor,
J. Si rettonrAnctioneer.
NV( (Tuesday, Oct 25, at Elimville,
Township of Ushorne, Farm. Stock and
Impt(Tnents. A. Allen, Proprietor, _ A.
Biele p,_ Auctioneer.
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTIT, Oet. 12, 1871.
Prices this week are a shade Jeerer than lest in
most articlese, Coo -Adoring th o season and the
large q attity,of produce in the country, but little
is coining to market; farmers, apparently, are
iotUu off in expectation of higher prieos. Fall
-Wheat le imoted at $1. 18 t, 1 20 and Spring at
•$1 15 to $1 16. Berke:), very dull and. lewd. But.
ter is in some del -rimed atm advance of 2o. on lash
VL Hey brings from $11.• to $12 itecording- to
-faeces:4AI.. e of the buyer. We quote:
Fall Wheat... ...... .......... -$1 18
• Spring Wheat._ . ... .... 1 15
Barley .. . ....... ............. .... 0 40
Oats .. 080
Peas • 0 58
Butter. - 0 15
Eggs.. ..... . : . . .... . . 0 12
Emir .....................3 00
Potatoes, (new). ... .... 35
1100.
Hiclee.•............. ........ 7 00
Sheep Skins... . .. . _ ........ 0 50
Lamb Skins..............'- 0 30
•eau idus, per Ib.,, 0 08
Bark, per cord.... .... . 3 25
Salt (retail) eer barrel,. 1 3,0
eo 1 2.0
to 1 16
to 046
t� 0 fle
to 0 60
to ' 0 16
to 0.00
to :0 00
to 0 40
to 12 00
tOE 0 00
to r 25
to • 0 75
to 0 10
to 3 50
to 000
Come and get your thole° of 500 pairs of Prunella
Diets, at J. Duncan & Co's, Seaforth.
CLINTON, Oct. 12, 1871.
Fall Wheat. ..................$1 -17 Cal 120
Spring Wheat • 1 14 of. 1 16
Oats 0 30 03 0 31
Tette • 0 58 en 0 _59
Barley... .... ..... . _0 40 eel 046
Butter.- k ... .. 0 15 els 0 16
Eggs. 011 el) 012
A Fall Stock of all sorts of Booth and Shoes, in
Leather, at J. Duncan & Co'a, Serlorth.
GODERICH, Octelte, 1871.
Fan Wheat. . • $1'18 6. 1 20
Spring Wheat. . 1 14 ((_i.• 1 15
Oats t. , 0 30oe 0 32
.. . .. . . 050 Oel 050
Barley _ .048 ef 000
Butter ••- 0 15 ' ee, 0 00
g g s . .. . . . . . .... ...... 0 1 1. 6 0 00
Special attention peid to all orders for Boob; and
Shoes, either eewed pr pegge..1, atT. Duniatn &
Settforthe
••- •-LONDON, Oct • 12 1871
-White ran Wheat , .. . .. .$1 15 'on. I 22
Red Fail Wheat.. 110 tiel .1 13
Spring Wheat - ' • . 1 10 . 1 13
Bailey -48 Ihe V' Welted . • 0 45 of:- 0 50.
Oats tokli • 0 81 oe 0 00-
. Oats ..... . . -.„ '0 80 ee 0 00
Peas .. _ „ ..... 55 oe, 005
Potatoes ....... .... 0 85 O. 0 40
Butter . . . .. . 0- 14• 0 0 16
Eggs_ . . • 0 14 «• 0 15
Manes hand -made - Nip Boots, for ::';)3,50, at J.
Duncan Zia Co'eaSeaforth.
. TORONTO, October 12, 1871.
Fooree-There was a more active illquiry, with a
larger amount of businese transacted than has
been the case for several days, 500 bids. Of fancy
were teed at $5 75, at 1Vestou ; 200 bble. ditto at
e-45 70, at Rockwood, and itio- bus. No. 1 at $5 40,
at OW :4111/I.,' plane Extra was held at $5 fel• to $0.
• WuneT.-.-The market Was active and firm, 6 cars
o epring were offered at $1. e4. Several ears of No.
I white were offered and soldat $1 33 to ):-d.°34 on.
the traet. No, 2 ditto sold at $131, aud Treadwell.
at $1 3t. oac.
lleanave-The Oswego report is a shade more
favorable., the quotation for up lake Canada, being
itle to 95c. The sales here were mily• a few •carloads
tm the truk.. No. Ibrought 581c. to 50c.. : No.2„,
int the tracke On the eitreet Market the pie&
-
rue from 50e to 60e.
letes.-.Nothiug doing; street -price 7$e to 7-4e.
Oarta-Moderately active with buyers at 87c for
etteloede on the teack. The street price was from
.39c to 41.e. • -
- • Hey in moderate supply $15 to $19.
. Senetee unchanged at from $10 to $14.
A large assortment -of Primella Boots, Gents'
Ledieseand Childrenee at J. Damen & Co'.
••MONTREAL October 10, 1871. -
•
Foot -le -Quiet and little business doing, owing
to eexitement created by the Chicago -calemity.
;Broken lots of extra, teken at $5 50; fancy sold at
e.46 80 to. $6 85. •• _
Weitavr.-Sides of ear lotsewhibe at $1 40 to.*1
• 42, red at $1 36 to $1 37, end, erniug at $1 35. '
Poes.-A eaVg0 gale at 89e afloat.: Car lots now.
-- worth 87ec per 55 lbs. • •
Pnovrstoets.-Held more firmly, bat little doing.
leurreme-Quiet„ but without thange in &hie. .
• Cuansea-Sales of good to choice at 9e to 10c.
+11111111111MIIIIIIMMIll
TEACHER WANT'ED.
AVANTED, n Teacher for School: Section No. 5,
" County of Huron, to commence in
;tannery., 1872. A Female will be preferred, with
a 211d. or 3rd Ohms Certificate. Addrese, William
Turnbole Brewster's Post Office, and state salery..
201-4, WILLLUL TURNBULL.
•TEACH E R WAN TE D.
"WANTED, for Sehool-section No. 61 Morris, a
Y male TEACFIER, holding a 24 or 30; class cer-
tificate. Apply to
20141 ALEXR. INGRAM,
Seeretary-Treasurer,
TWO COLTS STRAYED.
QTRAYED from Parkhill, on 2d October, a bin&
• Keel ABE two years -old, star on forehead, din -
'timid on nose, one white hind hoof; also, a emwel
ItoItSle, three years old, three white feet anti star
in forehead. Information suitably rewarded.
201-3•_ W. GRA:FR:el, la•tekb:ili.
ESTRAY HEIFERS.
• TRAI'ED from the promises of the subseliber,
"-/Lot No. 11, Seventeenth Concession, Grey,
. about the naiddlo of May last, THREE HleIFERS,
two two-year olds, and one one-year alit; one of
the two-year olds is of a roan color, tho other is
red and white; the year-old. is all red. • Anyone
giving infokmation NVIiith will lend to their ret
cowry will be suitably rewarded.
•• WALTER RICHARDSON,
Walton, P. 0.
201-4t*
STRAYED.
.11AME-iuto my place.on or about the 25th dux of-
-‘-./ September, one yearling .HEIFER and three
_ yearling STEERS. The subseriber wishes the
owner to come and prove property, pay expenses
• and take them away. • ROBERT McCALL,
41-4c •Lot 17, Concession 8, Morris.
•
:.STRAYED.
•
[A AMY into my place on the 1st August, oue
7\ --/yearling STEER. The sithseriber wishes the,
owner to come and. prove property, pay expenses
and take it away. JAME:, blf AttP,
SEA It
PLA.NIN
SASH, 00
-AND
BL ND F
HE sibs
onstonie
him since -c
trusts that
of the same
' Parties in,
him a call,
largo stook
,
-DR
DOOR,
SII
He feels c
who may fa
but first-cla
lleA' Portia
201
her begs leave
for the lib( ral
neneing bus
may be fator
/Wing to build
lie will co tin
all kinds 0
PIN
sA. S
BLIND
patr nage xtenited to
o t1;)oeilt hal numerotu
riess in Sc ',forth, lincl
vittli continuancl
mild do well to give
to keep on hand al
UMBER,
8,
MOULDINGS,
tNGLES L •T ; ETC.
infident of givirg satisfacti en to those
cur him with their petronage, as none
Workinen are emplOyed.
ar attentioi. p d to)Custoaa Planing.
. ;JOHN BROADFOOT.
A CC
HN .CHR
tiNTANT,
oaks Posted an
rf---)s''' Es ates wound up.
4TIAN)
WORTfl.
Balanced. :
200,2*
STRA
Te1.1011 th eubscriber, Elil
ber, one DARK BAY 11
whitc..Ha ter on when she
rope for sur ingie. Any Ufc
to her me eery Itait
suitably lea' fueled.
11
, aCeeHer
198-4*
1)RIVAT
,
Lands,
yearly. Pa
and charge
Court Hous
• s
QTRAYE from ,the p
LI Lot No 80, Con. 4, 11, er
Yearling Ca Oe, two stec'el
largest stee Was an red, th
Bede of the had it throt sq
one eer, ne eheep mark
owner on t• o other ear. On
a small bell when last 5ee
su61), info ation as will lea
be suitably 'merited.
199-4* ; • •
•• N-0 ICE TO
01-111E Boo -s and Acedun
A-Iesn., fire in my halide 1
owing wilr: leaso call and s
"MVO costs. All accounts 1
November met will posieive
for collecti 1. No further t
199-5t,
MON
t '
Fund.s to aid
t,8 per cent. pet
ants taken o
Irfasonable.
,
, Gaderich, 22at
•
RAVE C
ED • .
relic', _on t t,1).. Sep teni
ME, (me blurt hoof
eft, shane tied to a
lateen th it May lead
ceived and
eITEE
Po s Office,
Co. kruce, Ont.
Y.
)11 Mortge go of Fame
=name payable half
required. No delay
ALKI.II,
Solicitor, &c.
ugust, 1871. 194-8
TTLE.
iies of- the subscriber,
illop, in M laat, AVO
d three heifers. The
the
are
'th
es red itna white.
notch , cat out of
the nlime of the
of the heifers had on
ny peson giving
o heir r 3e0Yery will
E ROY, Seaforth.
ERTO RS.
of Grill.th! Davies,
r c Partic.
tie tip at once ant
ip d by the 4th o
be place in Cour
o bo ;ranted.
•) S. PORTER.
••-)-about thc
LINOS, viz
the steers a.
in color ;- 11
heifer has Is
inclined to
giving such
covers- will
199-46
t
TTLE ST -YED.1
from the ptemx es cl the so; scriber
month of bun la t, F01 YEAR
: three, steme an. one hei er two of
e speckled rod it edi 'bite- well matec
0 other has MOT . red than wilite; the
hite beck and b41 y a Rh red sulee, an(
10 grey abouti t 1 .h lid: Any person
iuformaeion as vill load taitheir re
e suitably eewt -ed. 1 :te the ewner,
MR. Tile •. To:*.eLY, I
'Lot 5, Cab OSSiIII 4, lecEillop.
• -
NOT I
[s e Le:1.
] .
T.TAVING I disposed. of eof .Sf tek-in- frade and
-L.-I- Bimini s to Messrs. , te s art, Thounison & Co.,
Who will open out in. the "vali e limns( s, , on and
after the 9t1' inetent. I emil I SI lieit for • tbein a
mu thmance I of - the -very I bet, I pu tromie e bestowed
on invself Reemanyytelia .k.iihiviu.1., that they are in
it poeition tv , do ,welt for 1 tho my ft your them
with It call. :And ' I else be, lea e) to , inform all
purties hide jeed. to me, eithe by oote 0: book ace
et:SIllt,IIOW I Ilia Or past tine, hat he ea' se Must be',
sett led at oi e ., as 1 intei 4. t lea et this County foa
1
a-t1111e, tio Fa ,t II IIS my Ion. me 'S7 ea I he el )eed np.
I will always pay the h gh et ni erket price ler all
lauds of gra 1 , pork, butt le kite., (m. ne tes me ac-
counts, and 't su in cash,
' JOHN AciirE.
,.., .
Ai 111
Oct. 5, 187]•.
NOTE! LQS
• 200
• ,
T osT, Note of Hand, kl,roArt ha W• illiam Fulton
-LI in favor or David Donn, or et eem of Twenty
Dollars .with dereet atte eight mouths efter date.
The public ) cautioned 'agitiest pureattsi2.10113the.
same as payment has been stopped. •
' DAVID DOULL.
Grey. Oct, e 1871. •
, Noillog.
rrHE. undo igned is non Ipre
-1- Ewes, to (ether his Yorkshire
it
der Leteeetei Teams. at his •en
Town Live v. f 'Hay and Stan ey.
pair of Ewe.. peyabje at the close
• Hay, Oct. 1871.
'area. to receive
eeicester or Bor-
es, Let No. 10,
Tonero-$5 per
of the stetson.
11. LOVE, lien.
200
NOtICE
PIEltEB GIVEN, that the iartnersliip here-
-1- tofore ciu cl on by Messre. Jo 1 II. Ilroadfooe
and Adam G y, under then me. •tyle it id tirni of
BROA.DFOO & GRAY, et i'ealo 'th, wee this day
dissolved by utual consent, and he butiness
hereafter be rried on be th saU John IT. 13roial-
foot only, wh is autholized t dis barge all debts
of the paean ship and to e ceiv all credits on
account of th SILTI10.
Dated this th day of Sept „nab r, 1871.
(Segned,) 30 N 11. BliOADFOOT,
A_D M
(Witness,) 'IES H. 13ENSO r. 200-2
STRAYE
(IA312 into; the -premises of the
No. 29, Gen. 6, Usborne, ion o
of•May la.etag_TEARLING SITE
kr
The owner iiefrequested to pro e p
penses and take hien away.
••• JOHN BALL, I
• 1 '
Usborne, S )t. 17, 1871.1
1)
subsc
about
, whit
operty
iber, -Lot
the:First
and red.
PRI- 4-
NTINE,
• todgerkille P. '0.
1984*
NOTI E.
ItRA-5fED lot° the premis s of the subseriber,
'e•-' about six months ago, 'a Seer, about two years
old. Owner must prove prop y and take it away,
or it will be sod to pay expen es.
• • THOMA RITCHIE,
! Lot 24 Cou. 5, 3Torris.
• Ainleyvillee Sept. 15, 1871. ••198
NICTORI
OAT -MEAL AND BARLEY MILLS;
• SE.A_FORPI.
er has lately akded
HE subsoil
• Mill a new c
CHOP,P
to his Oatoneed
hoppunt_stone, and is -now prepared
to do
-G, OF ALL RINDS,
'et the shortest
• Oat -meal. ee
exchanged for
constantly on
Seaforth, Oct
changed for
Barley, and
anti„
.5, 1871..
noti e.
and Pot -barley
11 kinds of Mill Feed
EEGMILLER.
200-13
•.0
A CATTLE
I:014e Lot 2,1, Concession 5, Morris.' • r •
LOYD'S
ESTRAY STCEERS. • On the Fir
F. into the, i'a•cn of the subser:la r, Lot
No, 2, First 4.'4e:tr.-slim, Stanley, e arty last
bt' three
y -a• c,0, the other ',bout two. The owner je re-
-gloated to eull, prove prink -nee pay expeusee and
take them away. '
• JAMES 13LAIR..
riippen P. Q.
ATTLE FAI
FAIR will be he
R.
4 hereafter at
HOTEL, EAFORTH, •
lpposite thi) S adore)
t Mond ty in each month
• BnGixish, OX
O13.&', OCTOBER '2, 1.1S71..
Large nuinl „ ei of buyerwill. bo in at endance,
and parties having stock may ifely • the lest mar-
ket prices.
In ee,nueciis,st with Loyd's Hot (Ho iglaton's)
are large and orntodiOue etables a'4 yartL.4. 196
o
NO BUNCOMB.
BEATTY & COMPANY
- Beg to advise the anival of their.
ALL STOCK °P DRY GOODS
-AND-
GROCERIES,
'Which will be found COMPLETE iri all departments.
THEY CHALLENGE COMPARISON
•
QUALITIES AND PRICES.
THE VERY BEST GOODS
--AT THE -7
VERY LOWEST PRICES
IS OUR MdTTQ.
E KEEP THE BEST TEA
• TO BE FOUND FOR MONEY,
And a well -assorted
.Stock -.Of allTldnds otfGroceries.
Call and .examinci and judge for jourselves.'
BEATTY &• COMPANY.
CARMI 0 EIAEL'S BUILDINGS,
October 10, 1871.
MAIN TREET, SEAFORTH.
• 201
BLAN ETS,
• FLANNELS,
VIIITE AND GREY COTTONS,
All bought before the late advance,
And will be sold at the lowest rates,
OUR MOTTO,
S2LILL PROFITS A.VD QUICK REITURYS."
TERMS, CASH AND ONLY ONE PRICE.
LEE 84. SWITZER •
/Street, Seaforth.
GENT'S FI,TRNISHINGS WE MAKE A SPECIALITY.
• THOMAS KID 'S
EMPORITTYI OF FASHION
Has now the largest and most complete 'Stook of Dry Goods, in Staple and Fancy Dress Goods the
• ,newest pettcrus, and Plaids, in every clan, ever .0 pencil. in Seaforth.
I •',MILLINERY
In all its branches. The newest Fashions in Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, from 50c. to $10 ench.
In every st,yle and price. Our new Custom Cloths are very attractive.
. CLOTHING
For Gentlemen, in every etyle end quality, manufactured bathe best House in the Dominion. Children's
and Boys' Clothing all sizes1 imported direct from Manchester, and fully fifty per cent cheaper than
Home Manufactured'.
••BOOTS AND SHOES
MANTLES
Made expiessly, by my own order, for custom trade, and are noted for being the best sold in scaorth.
• GROCERIES
Of superior qualities, always kept on hand.
FINEST YOUNG HYSON TEA IMPORTED,
• For One Dollar per Pound.
LIQUORS
Of the best quality, Wholesale and Retail,-2•Rye and Malt, Brandy, Ram, Gin, Wines and Syrups.
CROCKERY. •
In great variety; 'Granite Sets, from $2 25 to $4 a set.
• LADIES AND GENTLEAIEN,
A call i4 s' '-i-1 to examine -the stock end price,. be fore pureber-irt•z. 1 lgave Inc heiitntiemInspyira that
I am in a belte paition to parchase good, cheaper than any other Muse in the County Idy,elf anti
_Brothers haNing four of the largest genera/ rendi Nino- in Ontario. t..vo in the County of simeoe, one. In
Pte..tb, and onein seafeeth, the. latter be Mg the ; 11.1 idoti ro pgty, and marking my
goods un the on,. priee With ganall ',mats tuel quick retain, " Ui lay mate.
ILAFORTH, Sept., 1871.
T 10:NIAS KIDD.
4
NEW BOOT & SHOE
STORE
IN SEAFORTH.
$1:r.E.T11,E, SCI\T"
(Lately of Giencoe,)
TTAVE• JUST OPENED OUT a large stock of
• Ready-made Ladies' Gents' and- Children's
BOOTS ANT) SHOES,
of every variety and style, which will be sold a
• smih prices as
DEFY COMPETITTON.
All kinds -of Fine and Coarse work 'made
to order, on the shortest notice.
Repairing exeeuted neatly, cheaply and promptly.
REATEMBE,R THE STAND,
In GRIFIITITDAVIES' OLD STORE,
• Second. door south of the Post-Ofilee.
Call and see fn --ourselves and be convinced that
REAL Bei:as-tins are given. •
197
SPURR & SON.
The •Black Bear.
ATTENTION.
people of Seaforth and the surrounding
country will please Itiasiir in mind that the
BLACK BEAR
Is in. their midst, and is
-Af..ANANG GREAT HATOO
• Li the
PRICES OF gooDsi,
• At the
777s
SEAFORTH.
N. B. -Cottons is his BEST ITO
GRASSIE,
CARRIACE AND WACDN MAKER,
Go.derielt-street, aSieqforth,.
SLEIGHS,!
CUTTERS,
CADRIA.GES,
• BUG G IES,
WAGONS, &e.,
Bat in a enperior manner, to order, on the short-
est notice.
Particuler attenfien paid to horse-'hoeing16a7nd
panel -al blaeksini thieee.
• THE G-ARDNER
SEWING MACHINE,
• 1
- ( detnnfactnred atHamilton, Ont.) •
Is aeknewledged by fill first-elass inaohiui»ts to be
the most
Simple and Durable Machine
Now in the market. In design it re)-zembles the
Family Singel-0nd the principle of the working
parts is entirelvelifferent, having iiv) gear of any
kind. All the notions are ileriVed from the same
shaft, and all he usual complicated shuttle and
feed. moverner ts being avoided, it is as nearly
noiseless as it Is possible to make a, sewing ma-
t
chine. • -
•i THE GARDNER
ie the most itseful, bemuse it does the largest
range of work. It will work in
lfuslin, Cotton, Linen, Fine and Coarse Cloth and -
I
. Leether. .
It will Hem, iCord; Braid, Tuck, Quilt, thither,
Fell, and do ag afid every kind of family and light -
manufacturing liCWil/g. A compiete set of the
most approved.' atteichments, and full instrinitione
given free of eLarge. .
Price within the reaeh (if all. Terme of pay-
ment made to suit • etieli purchaeer, and all ma-
chines warren ea for any reasonable length of
time.
Call and exaMine the Gardner before purelms-
hag any other, ilt AVE:LIA31 GIIASSIE'S Ware-.
rooms, Goderic -street, Seaforth.
! PETER GRASSam
Agents want el.
Bonus to to the Farmers
OF GREY AND MORRIS.
FABMERS, beware of persons, in ehe shape of
peddlers and agents, perambulating the country,
forcing a sale of inferior implements.
Enc,onrage home manufatturee, arid you "will
find a superior article at a reduced mice. •
The subsciiber would respectfully return hie sin-
cere thauks.to the farmers of Grey, Morris and sur-
rounding townehips for their most liberal patron-
age in the past, and woulel infom) them that lee
willkeep constantly on hand, itt the
3)INGLE FOC).:DRY,
Iron Plows, Wood Plows, Gang PlowseCultivators,
Land Rollers, Straer-Cutters, &c.,
-Guaranteed of the best quality, and at mices
defy competition. He would specially call atten-
tion to the "Ftinners' Plow," whieh gives general
,satisfaction wherever introthiced.
PorsrTs for all the mineipal Plows kept ..ron-
stantly on hand. Highest price paid for old cast-
ings. Repairing done promptly on very reasonable
terms.
W. R. WILSON,
199 Ainley vine.
BUILDINCS FOR SALE IN SEAFORTIL
v0)3 Sale, Cheap, two eennferlable frame Dwelling
Aimee; sitaateel si tia- /eat please:a 4:re et in
Seaforth. adjoining the (iveel T. -a' Thee. cno.
of thce houses ie at pr. -Lt: -4' 1! Mr. JaRil*.i
latidlaw, and the other iee 1.). D. It. Beth
lueueee are adjoining, ami vottiele..1 to titeen
good lots, on whieli aro all le:cessarv convenieneies,
6 -Itch ace soft and herd water, ..int'elmilliireze. etc.
For further particulars apply un thCpretaiws, or
at THE EXPOSITOR (Hike.
Seaferth, 188-tf4
12, 1671. *
no for
5.
• SPLENDID WHEAT FARIYI FOR SALE.
SITUATED DT A THRIV.ING LOCALITY
LOT NO. 11, Seeond Concession; Townsbip a
.111111dt, containing 80 acres,. more or less, of
whieh 80 are under ealtivation, and the balance in
good hardwood timber. It is situated half a raile
from a good gravel road, and about half way be-
tween Clinton and S'etforth, being about four
miles from -each, where thew) are daily markts for
ail kinds of farm pro luce. On the premises is a
good frame house, 3626, 'with a stone cellar of the
same dimensions, 1;.itzlien and woodshed adjoining.
) Also, two good h•ame harm and other buildings;
a. good bearing orchard, two wells Aith pumps and
a constant supply- of water. Ifor hartherparticulars
apply to the proprietor on ' the prenuses,-if by
letter post-paid to Clinton P. 0., Ont.
200-414 EMI BIGG AM:
FARM FOR SALE •
-p,EING Lot No. 27, Concession 8, Township of
-1-' Stanley, County of Huron abont four miles
south of Clinton; convenient for roads, railways,
markets, mills, schoolT4diuretics; about 1-eventy-
acres cleared remainder well timbered, soil best
quality; frame bitm 50 by 40 and frame stable;
house moderate yonng. orchard, bearing,,
good; water easily obtamed; the -etc:eared part.
etmtains it large quantity of rock-ebn and other
timber, valuable for fenemr, building and menu-
lartming, purposes. For further partic.rilarS akply
to the owner on thepremises.
19914 JOHN BrTCIIART.
;FARM ;f:013 SALE.
The subscriber will also sell by oivate sale that
stperior stuck fai•ni beiitg lot No. 1 liecon& Cannes -
Slot), linllett, containing 100 acres, 80 Of :which ere
cleared and sdi under grass. There is on the prem-.
ises -a good new frame barn. . The Myer Maitland
rune through the farm. The whole is well fenced._
It is sittened On a good 'era -veil road within three -
miles of the Village, of Steele:ell)l'or a stoelt-rais,
ing nna farm., itJets . not a superior in
-Canada,
Terms -One-third Of the purchase 11(01(e3- to be
. paid down .• the- hnlania. on time to suit . the iw-
•ebaser, -with. interest at 6 per cent -
For further Particuiers windy to the proprietor,
\*VILLs1AleusloIFthONIV,pLsIt,-.R• oinee.
Tuckersniith. Julv :6, 1871, •• -187-t1.
FARM FOR SALE IN MORRIS. •
VOR SALE, on reasonable tentix. 'LA No.8, Co
10, Morris, containing 64 acne, over 20 of eshie
are cleared, seeded to grass and well forteetle- thee
balance is well timbered with bard -wood: ,It ia
situated on the Northern Gravel Road, 1 mile and
a half from 1313.01, and 1.8 miles from. Clinton,
There is no waste land. There is on the PreaniSes
a new frame houee, 20x 80, with good teller and
out-buihlinge. A good spring, on the preepiees.
- -For further particulars apply to the Preimietor.
on the premises, or, tif by letter.) to)Blyth P. O.'
GEO1WE BUTCHARTI •
413.841'. . Proprietor,
- FARM FOR SALE:•
To011 $ale, Cheap, Lot No. -30, fith Conecesion,
-1- Township of Brute, County <if _Brum, contain-
ing 100 acres, nitwit 20 of alueh are vlearea, the
balance well timbered with, beech and maple. No
waste land, There is a never -failing streath of
water running through it. It is situated mithin.
live miles front the flomishing 'village of Paisley,
thinugth which the Wellington, Grie- and Bruce
• Railway -will shortly be running. If the above pro-
perty is not sold, it ewill be leased for a term of
years for the improvements. For fm-ther particu-
lars, apply to THE li,sxposxxon OkTICE, Seitforth.
July 18,1871, 189-1f.
FARM FOR SALE.
IXTILLIA3I HAM11E4 now offer for sale, his
splendid Farm, et:insisting of 100 Acre; 180 of
which are leared and freed from stumps,) being
lot 7, second eoneession, Hullett. Is situated
Miles from beaforth and. live miles and half from
Clinton. told is altogetber one of the best lams in
the county. There are agood dwelline•-bouse, barn,
shed and stable, it good -well, and 5 acres in orchard.
on the farm. For partienlars apply to the Proprie-
• tor, on the premises) or by letter to Seaft)rth P. 0.
194-11, wri,LIAm HAMM-ELL.
• . FOR SALE.
lie011 SALE, the south balf of L-otNn. l, 111 Firm
Concessim ,) Monis, eontaining 100 acres ; it
nice frame house, 18x24; log stable; young or-
chard; there are 85 acres cleared. For terms ap-
ply to ' ALEXANDER BRADDURN,
On- the premiees; or to ALEX. CAMPBELL or
MeCAUGieleY & HOLMESTED Seaforth.
192-3m* •
FARM FOR SALIrE
IN TUCXEASNITII,
•
17011 Sale, on eeasomilde tonne, Lot 22,, fifIeona
leunceesion, TueltelAth, II. B. ea, rental/gag
eve) aerie., eighty of Whirl) III a clegutA, m;alcr knee,
and in a good -state of milt ivation, and it consider-
abl., portion of it undeldrained. The lanldineai aro ,
all good, also. agood qTaring orchard. two
WPIIS anti it spring. *.rhe land is first
and will be sold' on "(low tome, ne the pro-
prietor is eesiroue of retiring from 'farming. For
'71-ortiter part iculais apply to Tut: Exevenrou 011iee,
Seaforth, or to the proprietor; on the prendeee.
100-tf. ALEXANDER- CA311'BELL.
SUPERIOR -FARM STOOK--'
voii SALE.
TFOR SALE, bn Lot No. 32, mnl Tuck
smith, the following animals, VJZ.. (Inc Breed-
ing Marc, 5 years old, in foal; 5 mileli,cows in
calf: 1 year-old Heifer in calf: 2 yearling Steers;
2 steer calves; two bill). Calvee; six Ewes; four
Ileethers, OHO year 61e1; two non Lambs, 1 SOW:;"
six Piga, four months old. The above are
'tenor anintals, and parties wishing to. improve
their stock should edll inal see them.
The cattle Will be ma exhibition nt the South.
Huron Show, at- Seaforth, on the 224 inet.
196-41* - SA3I17EL CARNtgnIA.N., „h.%
UNFAILING EYE PERSERV .
sE s
rriBE sum proof of the superiority of
f LAZARUS, 310REIs Ce).14
Perfected Spectacles is the !liege and
increasing demand.
We are satisfied that they \multi be
eppreeiated hem as elect h re, und
that the reality of the ailvantegea
offered to wieners of th antifal
lenses, viz.: the, eme and rieatore,
the assured and readily aecertained
improvement of the eight. and the
brilliant assistance !hey give in al/
eases, where in themselves so appa,
rent on trial, that the rt suit runlet
Dot be otherwiee then it line, fLe
• Manna general voloetion of the CELE-
• BRATED PERFECTED SPECTA-
CLES be -the reeidents vif this ieeality.
With a full knowledge of tine aloe
f th o 'Jebel -firm, -we elain2 Oen they
tre the most perfect optical aids v..ver
,eannfactured.. To tboau neetlirg-
Speetleclea, in order to effort] an op-
portunity of procuring the beet and
most, &shame,
LAZARUS. MORRIS & Ca
Harcujpointed 118 Agent,
Seaforth.._
200
/1111E PUBLIC CareAhUmTbel-°canN.tioned against pur-
chasing or negotiating the following notes of.
hand and transfer of land, 1(5 110 Value bee been re-
ceived for them: The first note 154 101' 8200, bearing -
date October, 1864, and due one year after date ;
the second note was fort200, bearing the above
date and -made payable in two years : the thirdnote
was for $300, bearing the above date, and pa,yable
three years after date -' each and all of the above
notes were drawn by Salvenns Badgley iilfaun. of
Israel Badgley or bettrer ; also, a transfer of Lot 14, ,
Sixth Concession a Grey, from Israel Batigley to, )
tthenesensifersigned, ns the said tmnsfer has beep.
taken from Sus
alven•
Grey, Sept. 28, 1871. •
STOVES/ TINWARE AND
COAL -OIL.
1.1RS. WHITNEY has just reeti‘ed a large etock
-"I- of Cooking, Parlor and Box StOVCF+, fd the best
inannfacture, whieh she tan eli tn. cieeap as any
iniii•
lltWeNLradei
'llLE, of every •_description,
kept constantlyon hand and made to order.
Also, Stove Fipes, Eave Trongithig, etc.
Custom -work promptly a.ttend.,1 t
moil. will ieei.iVe evely atttncitm.
11..V.1 ttlif.e.
t;':;71.11 -
trick of 11..- 1,,es„,•T
szat.ti:. on hand, and sr.. -i
riiher the plaee, Main.
et , se ...tooth.
1'arti,re indebted hy note or bra/ aerer re-
quested to Kettle them diet4.1v.
wool -Picking),. old iron, brags, coisr. ktc.,
taken in exchange fo) 197