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DISTRICT
Tun eastern termin
Huron salt bell is a
where the people ar
anc1 buy a lot at F. G
TTERS.
ti it of the great
8 aforth. Settle
doing something)
Sp :. atiin. 's sale.
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COMMERCIAL Ho EL,' SEAF-ORTH.--R
This house is the best in Seefoitl for commercial
travelers and farmers, as its ►ct.o niuodation is
first-class, while its prices are aS low as the Cheap-
est
heapest hotels. 1114 rooius ars 17u1, , well furnished
find perfectly clean, while the best attention is
'Kivu). to all who patronize th + euse. There is -
large stabling in oonnootion, az i attentive host.
_ liars. Be1o
w
are the prices, e0 mend them-
selves
m -
selves to the traveling public : 7 Iuelrs, with two
horses, hay and dinner, 35 cents ; over night, with
y Lor horses, $1 ;
Dim DAVIDsoN
sapper, god and breakfast, ltd
single meals, 35 cents, -1: F.Z
nfopiietor.
FALL TRADE.—BE TT
u r then Fall Stock r 1 , 't k c
in 1>l
pt,rol to meet the public a tt th
tourers with the. largest sto •k o
Beadymatlo Clothing, Furs of all
Shoes, Crla„ Iiee'
1in
cyto
they Imre ever ye,t offered I
71Y
R.z3
i
Cheap Goods call at BE•.Ar'A & C
Bleck,Main Street, fiei.forth, an
be found in any quantity.
T—.
& Co. have
�e, and aro pro -
i, 1 nieraus.plls-
°aw Dir Goods,
►,iidsBoots
s an
d
� raid •Li1nors
,
1
•s If you want
'
Carmichae '
.�, 15.1
1; they can here
•
;
NEW I'.REMISES.—Befog another is tie
,
tyfTsi: EXPOSITOR.,. Jessrs. 'x� NTv & Fain EY
exert co be co ufortably installed in their new
and commodious—'}itemises, fi ted up expresslyfoi
their use,by the senior me a ber of the firm,' ad;
joining the Doininion Telegi ph O111oe, Seaferth.
.E
5 .•
After ce o a they intent au•
m v 1, 1 y • g on business
st#ictly on the cash princip e, a d they shalt be
happy to have a continuance of t e liberal pat on -1
age of their oldfriends and c s ers in their awl i
premises and under the new I -a (replants. I
St4iek of Crockery, Glassware ' .d fancy China wee
art obliged to sett out oar Gr ry department. All;
in want of,Cheap Groceries d well to call inj
the Heel fourtiveel:�r, as the s ..I:;1 ill be sola anti
at a great recluotion—E. Hid o & Co. _ j 1
'CLOCKS un %VAT:.E
pailred, by a. competent hand,
Co.j's, Brussels.
IF .YOU want your -We
era erly cleaned or repaired,.
& o's, Brussels.
rom.ptly re-
. It . 000PE r. it
S I or •Clo+:ks;
1 C. R. Coo 'Ell•
•
..txTED.. — Rose Pe . teesCerro s `
, ,11
Tu. ps,. Cabbage, Onions,., for which heal
,'lip est price in cash will , e ;lid at Arms 's 1
Gro ery.
is
lYE STUFFS. Finest O
a
cuts L i
a Ivood Cochineal S
, 7II
e
.. is
y.
8 producing '• � S
, p i cine, Rich and'B � R.
b
it
s
14I
St
lathier, Indi.
t d all other
colors, at
e iforth._
.s'.� h» Etc.^.+•..e .._.moi^.
each eli .ited the greateit applause from
the au tl once. Mrs. Grieves added much
to the pleasure of the evening by her
perform nce§ on the piano; while Mise
Wetstjin played the accompaniments in
her usually accomplished manner-. Those
*ho failed to attend missed a treat.
THE ``HERD LADDIE,"—=We are in-
formed ; that this celebrated checker
player visited the village of Paisley a
couple of weeks ago, and . gave an eXlti
bition of ,his skill in .that place, where he
met with foemen worthy of his steel."
Messrs. Remelt, Dick, McKellar and G.
Roche each succeeded' in drawing games
with . hint The game played with the
r gentleman an lst d foru
latte t,n em la e i }yards of
P
two hours, an i the eld. champion ti '
o cc po is s id
to leave :become considerably excited se
foie it terminated. He aeknowled ed:
that it was one of the most keenly cbn-
tested ' games he had -played in. this
country.
t. SEAFORTH CAPITALIST ABROAD.—
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The
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T let,swater )17 -oils 1s sa s
Mr. 11,:1c-
Caugheys, of Seaforth, < proprietor of . th -
Ballagh I+51ni property in l,eeswater, in-
.
:g_•
ends see 1I
t 9 1 bypublic auction, a cion
.
t 011
b ,
Nov.rs a.
d� 1
�ti10 the balance-
y,of .that
roperty, Coniprising some --5f) builiin.
t°, 12 gipark lots and the homestead,
ontainin four or' 'Ve acres. Beira. 'in
5
lie iininec iate s ficin t of the station it
Y
is very e irable pro erty, and will li e-
1 t grin Ifair coin, etition." Mr. I c -
y.
Oc 7
,
au hething
1 making a
big itt
. f `his roperty. . e has already sold
P. Y y
safi;c`
len tit to d • a good deal lea re
t• a re' u n -him t o purchaser money,
nd Whathe has_ye to sell will be all
_Y
lean pr fit. We shall hope to see him
x end c nsidera le
o l�portion ' of is
P
rofits i iassisting td build up Seafor h.
e cool of makea better lnvestlne t.
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Brus els.
[C. P. C 0PFi3, .Bras els,. Agent for the.. x-
sirox New paper and J b Printing Office.]'
BEAL L.l':it'E CTP: NGES.—Mr. Som r-
tt has h s sod two lo of hisr
propert
p P
eet and the other
o 141r. James J m s Lairtl,
660. _Mr. William
ge on. Mill street,
property, to %VR. .
terms private.
The new ` bridge
ire' all completed,
)vement to the old
e en Tur iberry st
hstreet,
•
; price,
his cotta
:he .Kelly
oddick, of Brussels
THE NE* BRIDGE.
1 its s rah . -
.app o c es
;�
tl is a ? great 1mpC1
ructure bit we think something should
done to regent th6 fast•driving over.
that ocicurs every day in the week. -If
me of;tie parties were made an evan
of,it would be a)otl thing.
g nb.
Fun/treeRE. —A. Duncap, furnitu
aler, has just received -a large stock
vertisement th
being Thanks -
s, of business were
01 Eiizate
o Brussels
leaser sotd
k, own as
I
LUitisDEN's Corner .Drag Store.
OUR ATTENTION Is- (.
vert ernent of I . H_ zcicsox &
Estaiblishment, &c. The Wat
pairing and all other work is.
mend, of Mr. JAM -E$ JONES,
pial: r of long experience, and
don, pngland. •
wF
at
Stier
0 to the a l -
ti 's Nest Jewelry
h C aping and e-
der the. mann .e-
ractica -W ' '
Il nt
I+ e Of Dent's, Lo
iR A coon selecti.
hes and Jewelry, go to C.
ton's Trout, Brussels.
N ler' SUBSCRIBERS.--
will
t BSCRIBER .—
S e
win'
lb supplied hednew
to subsciri e
Ps
P
Jan 1,18755, for 25 cents.
0
THE largest exports oil
of Grand Trunk R.ailwa.
growing `Seaforth. Seca e
G. Sparling's. Sale.
SALE OF LOTS.—As will .e seen by.adl1
vertisementt in this issue, IN r F. G. Spar-
ling itntends havingt an auction sale of
town lots oiI
r
Nov:
ov.
11.
Thest� Tots are all
pleasantly and conveniently situated, and
*ill, no doubt, sell readily.
of Clock
)OPER. & Co.
EXPOSIT° _
from now til '
whole line
s from out
:Let at Ft
pl
THE HL RO
I
EX]POSI
purpose. A resol .tion. wad aesie Mi.
thorizuug the signing of the railyr y de-
bentures, the deb4:ntures to bear it terest
froth the time the road is .opeti4d for`
traffic. Mr. Fulton was instruc ed to
attend to the opening -up pf the rod on
-Cont '22. A number of ; accounts were
passed and ordered to be paid, wh n the
Council adjourned.
Goderich Notes. '
Although . the remark. it •..
may be � late it
Y if ,
is nevertl►eless true that, as a to 411, we
etre not fcist.. We are .content o jog
along in our own *ay, and are nein er to
be threatened nor coaxed into an xcite-
ment over any ordinary occurreno W 'e
lay the' flatterin unction to ou souls
that events, who would throw 1 s' im-
portant places int a fever of jug 1 tion,
do but gently titin to our worthy s lyres.
This has been well illustrated dur the
�g
past summer. 1V have quietly rejoiced
over the progress of the new mill The
placid surface of society has bee but
slightly g ly rippled b}• the annual ilio ix of
American visitors.. Our town col stab-
ousl
Y
mash
s
)rded
ulary, and they :lone, were ser
r,
moved
bythe Ba,n k -r
ob cr..
robbery. .L -lie �
tip of the cars at the elevator aEl
matter but for ii ten minutes' osss�i at
the street corners. The mental gossip
which is hebdomadally. launched" upon
our devoted heads` by the local difciples
of Guttenberg, but soothes us to a rep-
dreadful,
lee )-
er slumber. even the spasmodic, asmodic tl ou lh
lr
p� g
c ea ill
df efforts 0 ofthe aforesaid; ��
•.hen,
like belted knights of old, they ".el�ash-
ed together,
ani thrice t ice break . their
spears' do not awaken more than a
passing and 'e-
p � jest. Vainly are
charges the most astounding, and ,coun-
ter charge e the
est cutting, titin
mingled
geel,
with e)itl ets o � the strongest flung
1 strongest,
recklessly t eac others heads. Amid
it all wegeneral y make it our el d to
scrape tog Cher a little : more " ilthy
lucre," reckon up .ur gains and end aver
to outflank our n ighbor in the race -for
progress -s .cially and financially. But
, let not any one 1 agine-that we a e 'so
phlegmatic that nthing
will ar U
1
go s us.
lit needs bur, sour • event worthy of the
effort, and our tr to British energy will
be plainly seen. d such an occasion
ilid this summer occur. The Gov rnor
was conlinn, and rile whole .town was
excitement. Lin
seen
s wending th
treet
load
ed d
wherewithto dee
beautiful than eve
town. .Arches spl
- t Everybody seem
.s
in
a
b
la •niture.'' See his a
w -ek
OLID �1•Y.—Thurscla
i,ng day, all the plat
gi
cl
sect
A� STON
o.,
who
mill cont
are
as th',re
buytg
0MPLIM:Eb
IO
e
f
s
I
's MILL. Messrs. Halstea
& h �nasre \Vm, Vanstone's flour -
d, have it in working order,
a y to run night and day as
c00l is water enough. They are
no -
q�uantity of wheat.
TARY SUPPER.—The friend's
II
au
s of teams might -be
eir way in by every
)wli with evergreens
orate and make ore
r _ our ever beau iful
ung up as if by m, gic.
e busy. Goderi h—
taid old G ocleric 1—figuratively sp ak-
g, doffed his cos and went vigoro sly
o work, . sawing, hammering, nailing
lid preparing, ill a way he never did
of ore. By the morning of the visit,
banners were flaunting, -
ill b, nlettoes waving,
garlands hanging and evergreens stirring
`'in every direction. `And, when the gal -
!lent Cant vessel, bearing the worthyrepresen-
tative of our noble Queen, floated proud-
ly into the harbor, amid the booming of
the gulls oe the heights, the enthusiastitt
cheering of the gathering crowds of citi-
zens and the rich notes of our own na-
onal anthem, it was a sight indeed - to
Oke every loyal heart beat more proud -
than before, at the thought of ',the
o`untry he belonged to, and every titi-
n of our good. town rejoice in the noble
elcome she tendered to our well loved
overnor. But the ball ! Thither wend -
every lover -of the terpsichorean rt.
lie ball room was '.ertamly nicely dee-
'of 'of Mr. N. 1 : Livingstone, of Brussels;,
-an' vicinity,�iiitend entertaining him at i
a f 7 rewell supper, at Parker's hotel, of
Moo dity ejrenine next. ze
PPOINTNT.- Tidies Hamilton, for
• 4'
w
some
time an
assistant 1R.
,the Brussels' G
!Post Office, lias1been•appointed agent in , ed
;Brussels for the Dominion Telegraph
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IL
HURON Ass :zEs —The 'fall eitting-s;of
the Court of Assize for the Cotirity .of.
.Huron swill= open at Goderich on`.Tueecl y
next. Judge Strong will preside, and
the business for --the Crown Will be COM,
ducted by Mr. McMahon, ofa London.
The criminal docket will be considerably
heavier than usual.
THANKscIVLNG DA-v.—Yesterday be-
ing thanksgiving day and a public holi-
day, business- in Seafolth was suspended,.
the stores and other business )laces being
closed. There was service In the chur-
ches In the forenoon, and most of the
townspeople andtnany from the country'
attended. The- afternoon was spent in
various ways as' individual ineluiation
dictated..
--.—
STREET IMPROVEMENTS. ---We notice
that a new crossing has been made across
Main street, -between the Post Office and
the Commercial Hotel. There is also a
new coating of gravd being laid. on Main
street. It 18 a pity that this latter work
had not been commenced earlier, astthe
wet season will now almost surely b .. OD
before it cen be completed, if it wilt be s
completed at all this seasou.
SoutEE.—The soiree held -under the i
auspices. of the Episcopal Methodist -
Church., in the Town Han, hat Friday'
evening, was very successful. The at- -
teudance was much larger th n is usual I
ia abundance and of the ver best des- fi
on such occasions. Refreshm lite were. c
cription: and the speaking and music n
were equally good. The pro4eds must, I
ompany. - The appointment will, no
I or
Us to take lit the amount of "getting
ul " which would berequired to produce'
the ladies present, to say nothing of the
gentlemen. Eiow C irlcl the time be got
r the shopping ,incl choosing and
thing and consult ;