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1 Hayes, a w ll-knowu .Ql r�
Barrie eras, charged with k.
elonging to ,George
• by the hnd.legs .and dulls.
a stone macs) times ung
He was fined and cow
lays in jail.
*se of the man Quinn,c
elmurdered Hackett in tla
f ,h of July embroglio, lien
a to have tato witnesses who
tat the pier was at tie
nurder, ou the opposites side
;quare, engaged in restming
itnesse3 in q estion..
augrauir, En., Inspector csf
Lieutenant-Colonel Gilmore,
arrived at G$derich on, Sat..
The formet. inspected the
)orted everything in good
'ecommenclg ;the painting ut
airs by the prisoners, in
went rusting ; and also
s for jail supplies be let by
conductors ;should tot al.
rust in ' appearances. on
last week, Sandy --.._. one.
Wiest men in North EasthQpe
Bred that she had pressing
tratford.. Without waiting
!coat, he hastily hied to the
station. He had barely
is ticket when the train
Sandy stepptid on the rear
confronted by the conduc-
fight he saW the case at
tramps can` steal no rides
get off at !once --we have
of you tramps." Sandy
eat from his grow, and calm
the official, said : " Wait a
sere s a metepheesical view
hick I would like you to un=
fl.t this theconductor lost all
then Sandy quietly pro-
{ret with th4 bit of advice
'officers in Witte Claes should
,gh with those who choose to
rn hornespn "
a meeting the Brussels -
Ee.Sons of Temperance, held
i<s the most successful de-
of _ the kind ever held in
The temperance hall was
iat to suffocation, and large
Led to obtain admission.
erry, Worthy. Patriarch of
;d the chair Very efficiently,
sic was given by the choir,
.vored with is good reading,
;nee was addressed bar Rev.
ion Rev. E. J. Robinson,
!'. McGillicuddy, B. Gerry,
flicuddy. The best of or.
and great satisfaction wag
all present at the character
Rinineat. Miss A. B. Me-
sided at the organ. Out-.
a numbers lave expressed
man a retition of the
at no distant day, and
the matter will be con-
next meeting of the Divi-
. Morton, of the law firm
rade & Morton, Winghaiir
had a -narrow escape from:
isher's raiilportd, in Wing -
day morning of last week,
3 near the pond. Having
a the water, and not being
se the game, and being a
ner, Mr. Morton had no
undertaking to reach its
boat or ratnt hand. The
be to a distnce `of about
he further side of a large
but nothing daunted, Mr.
r off . coat and vest and
the " billowy wave," and
ably for the- prize. After
within three feet of the-
: that the long" weeds had
niselves around his arms
o render further progress
Lion impossible. He then
reach a log about thirty
i, at right angles to the
been taking. The water
tine feet deep, and swim -
post impossible, the only
pression was when dragged
;needs to the bottom to aa -
ting direction towards the
ity. Happily, presence of
Deserted him for a moment,
J.1 the 0hancea of safety he
iu then!. When within
of the log the river deep-
r about ten minutes in.
pts: to proceed further,
unaided deserted him.
r help, after battling for
n hour. With a deeper-
owever, he managed to
tch the, coveted support,
alive, just as: Messrs.
eld, Campbell, and several
g up, when a raft was
he almost drowned man
firms after having been
n hour and twenty min-
ton was taken charge of
bbed briskly and put to
remained until the next
was able to' et up, and is
ring from the effects of
1RTHS.
eKil op,. on Aug: 21, the
gns: McLeod,, of a Baugh
)orris, on Aug. - 20, the
acnes Gibson, of a dangh
Blyth, on Aug. 18, the
os. McGuire, of a son.
31yth, on, Aug 20, the
r Michael Doherty, of a
Clinton, on Aug. 20, the
Sas. Harper, of . a datigh-
Clinton, on Aug. 20, the
R.
Haywood„ of a daugh
IfA.RR1EDi.
`ren..—At the Episcopal
, by Rev. Mr. Mellish,
on, Esq., of Clinton, to
`Hudson, of York, Haidi-
k.L.-At the residence of
la Winnipeg; on the 14th
rv. J. F. German, Mr.
Weldon, of ' township 7,`
id formerly cif Clinton, to
till, late of Clinton.
VAR.: In. `Seaforth, at
e of the bride's father, on
15th inst..,;by Rev. Mr..
[ldward Norman, to Alice,
ter of Mr. Richard How-
idorth,
F.ltsolp-. MILv.—In Wroxeter,
on the 23rd Inst., by Reg. G. Brown,
Mr. A. G. F = can, of Gerrie, to
Mise Maggie A. s cGitvery, of Perth.
.,talEGMo --F .--Io. Seafflrth, by
Rev. T. Goldamith, on the 30th halt.,
Mr, Wm. VanEgmond, of Egmond-
vile, to Jessie Ann Fraser, of Mul-
lett.
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W (riot s: --In Proton, William Peter
Thomas, infarct eon of John and Chris-
tina Williams, aged 2 months and 16
days.
BSL. -- In MoR llop, on Aug, 14,
Jessie, fifth daughter of Mr. John But-
lard, aged 3 years and 2 months._.
ALEXANDER.—In Brussels, on Aug. 18,
Adam Lawrence, infant son of John
and Jane Alexander,
MoE .---In'South Dumfries, onAug. 30,
Ann McPherson, relict of the fate
Murdo McRae, Esq., aged 71 years,
MCTAGGART.—In Grey, on Aug. 24,Don-
ald Alexander, youngest son of John
McTaggart, Eaq., aged 1 year,
- Fall Shaw..
Fall exbibititons will be held this year as fol-
lows:
Turnberry, at Wingham, Sept. 28.
Hallett Branch, at Clinton, Sept. 18 and 19.
Drovinnalal, at London, Sept. 24 to 28.
North Perth, at Stratford, Sept. 19 and 20.
Mitchell and Logan, at Mitchell, Sept, 20 and 21.
"western Dairy Association, cheese and butter, at
Stratford,- Sept. 18, 19 and 20.
Central, at Guelph, Oct. 2 to 5.
Hay, at Zurich,,. Oct. 9 and 10.
South Huron, at Seaforth, Oct. 4 and 5.
West. Huron, at Gc*lerioh, Sept. 20 and 21.
Hibbert, at Stake, Oct. 2.
Stanley, at Bayfield, Oct. 8.
Grey, at Brussels, Oet. 4 and 5.
Bast Huron, at Wroxeter, Oct. 2 and 8.
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTH, August 80, 1877.
Fall Wheat.....,..,.... • ....... 1 05 to 1 10
Spring Wheat, per bushel....... 1 00 to 1 10
°steperbushel... ..... 0 80 to 0 85
Pegg per buabel... . ....... 0 60 to 0 70
Barley per bushel.... ............. 045 to 050
Butter, No. 1, Loose, trade.... .. 0.17 to 0 18
Butter, No. 1, Loose, cash........ 0 16 to 0 18
.. ..011to 012
Fl • • •
Flour, per barrel • 9 00 to 10 00
Hay 8 00" to 10 00
Hides .... ....b ,.. 8 00 to. 5 00
Sheep sldna .., 0 50 to 180
Balt (retail) per barrel,0 75
Salt (wholesale) per barrel...... 0 65
Potatoes, per. bushel 0 35 to 0 40
Oatmesl'brl .. ,,.,.. 6 50 to 7 00
Wool, per pound ....... _ , ..0 28 to 028
:.Apples, per bushel ... 1 00 ,
Cr tarON, July 12; 1877.
Fall Wheat, per bushel............ 1 08 @ 1 10
Spring Wheat, perbushel... 1 00 @i 1 05
Oats, per bushel 0 80 @I 0 35
Barley, per bushel0 40 ® 0 45
Peas, per bushel. .. 0 60 @ 0 60
Butter.,.. 0 16 @ 0 18
Potatvos................ . 0 85°I 0 40
Eat -0- • 0 11 ® 0 12
Bay,perton.............. ... 00 10 00
Wool, per pound • 0 `27 @ 0 28t
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LONDON, Aug. 30, 1877.
Fall wheat per 100 lbs., $1 75 to $2 ;
.spring wheat, $1 40 to $1 60 ; barley,
90e to $1 05 ; peas, 90c to $1 ; oats, 90e
to $1; butter 15c to 24c per lb.; eggs,
12c to 14o per dozen.
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TORONTO, Aug. 30, 1877.
The street market was rather quieter.
One load of fall wheat gold at $1 18, one
of spring at $1 03, two loads of barley
at 60c and 64e ; two loads of oats at 33e
and 35e, two loads of hay at $18. But-
ter at 18e to 20c, and eggs 110 to 12e.
MONTREAL HORSE MARKET.
*'he horse market during the past
week has been exlceptionably dull, owing
to higher prices being asked. Mr.7ames
Maguire sold by auction five horses,
which brought from $30 -to $85 each.
Ile also sold on private terms a hand-
some brown carriage mare for $200; and
a light brown horse for $150.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
MONTREAL, Aug. 29.—Cattle met with
a dull sale, owing to dealers asking some-
what stiffer prices, which butchers were
unwilling to accede to. A fair business,
however, was done. The prices of cat-
tle ranged from 4c to 50 per lb, live
Weight ; hogs 51c to hie, and sheep 5c
per lb. All hogs offered were bought at
an average of 6c per lb. They are
scarce and wanted. The improvement
in the hog market was in (sympathy with
a better feeling In. Chicago.
BUFFALO, Aug. 29. -Cattle, --There
was a fair demand at lower prices. Quota-
tions are down 25c on choice shippers,
122e on butchers' and medium shippers,
and strong 25c on common lots. Sheep
and Lambs.—Canada lambs $5.60 ; fair
to good clipped sheep $4.25 to $4.37 ;
culls, $3.10 to $3.26 ; yards almost full
of unsold stock.
CHEESE MARKETS.
LONDON, Aug. 25. —This afternoon at
the cheese fair the following factories of-
fered the number of boxes opposite their
names : Applegrove, 225 ; Siftons', 350;
Pond. Mills, 300; Thames, 550; Glen -
worth, 300 ; Ball's, 450 ; Weekes', 60.
All the cheese was of August make. A
couple of sales only were made -350 boxes
at ll c, and 60 at 11c.
INGERSOLL, Aug.28.—Fifteen factories
offered 4,950 boxes of August make.
During the past few days over 15,000
boxes have been contracted for at 10e to
12c for August make, and 12ic is freely
offered to leading factorymen for balance
of the season. Buyers are excited, and
paying more than the market warrants.
Cable 56s.
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
OF
Carriages, Buggies, Carriage Mak-
ers' Materials and Tools.
cPHAIL, NFNNICKF, & CASEY,. of Mit-
chell, having concluded to dissolve the part-
nership of the above iline we willsell by Public
Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5th, 1877,
1,11 our Stock, consisting of 8 single buggies
new, 1 six passenger carriage, 1 four passenger
carriage, 2 trotting carts (60 lbs. weight)," business
sulky, 4 Portland getters, 2 swell side cutters, 1
four passenger pleasure sleigh, 1 set single harness
nearly new. Also, at the same time and place, ell
our tools, lumber, bent stuff, hubs, spokes, a quan-
tity of iron bolts, clips, &c. The tools consist of 8
anvils and tools, 3 pairs bellows -(new), 8 vices, 1
tire bender, 1 upsetter, 1 tire form, 1 blacksmith's
arils, sledges, taps, dies, &c., 1 pair bolt clippers, 1
hub boxing machine, 1 spoke tenoning machine, 1
grind stone,.1 manufacturing sewing machine, 1
office safe (new, with combination lock), 5 stoves
and pipes, 1 paint mill, a quantity of paints, oils,
'varnishes, &c. The lumber consists of choice lots
of basswood, oak, elm, ash, white wood, oak scant -
Bug, oak wagon poles, &o, and other articles too
numerous to mention, all of which will be sold
Without reserve.
TERMS. Ali sums,of 820 and under cash, over
that amount 3 months' credit on approved note, or
to puttee requiring longer time 10 per cent. inter-
;; 9 per cent. discount will be allowed for cash
on all aums aver 820.
teta.M !'HAIL, HENNICliE & CASEY.
A mss/ rU.i i.S..Sw1 .
1877
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
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THOMAS KIDD'S EMPORIUM, SEAFORTH.
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1 have much pleasure in informing my customers and the public in general that I am now in
receipt of the
FIRST INSTALMENT OF MY FALL 'STOCK,
Raving been purchased on the most favorable terms and selected with great care and judgment, I
can confidently say that at no former period since I commenced business had I as good induce-
ducements to offer in the way of
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
The Patterns are' all 1Pew, Very Stylish and Exceedingly Food i�alue.
An Inspection of the Goods is Respectfully Solicited.
100 PIECES WINCEYS, EXTRA GOOD VALUE, from 10c per yard up.
125- PIECES OF PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, from 12tc. up.
150 PIECES OF THOSE CELEBRATED BLACK LUSTRES, Specially
Made and Dyed for my Trade.
A LARGE LOT OF NEW FALT, PRINTS, Perfectly Fast Colors.
21 CASES OF MEN'S AND BOYS' LONG BOOTS, At Low Prices.
READYMADE CLOTHING, ,A Large Lot Just Arrived.
TEAS.
TEAS. TEAS.
THE BIGGEST ARRIVAL OF FRESH TEAS IN TOWN.
CALL AND GET A SAMPLE POUND OF OUR " SPRING LEAF,"
It beats, in Strength and Flavor, all other kinds yet imported.—only 60 cents per pound.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRIDE PAID FOR BUTTER.
All Goode sold for Trade the same as Cash..
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Every Satisfaction Guaranteed to all who buy their Goods at the New
Cash Store,
THOMAS KIDD, .. SEAFORTH.
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P. S.—Apprentices to the Dressmaking and Millinery ,Wanted. Apply immediately.
NEW ARRIVALS. NEW GOODS.
THS FIRST INSTALMENT.
French . Costume Prints, Suitable for Fall Wear,
Blue -Blank Lustros, Always in Fashion.
All Shades in Berlin Cloth, Foulard Finish.
All Shades in Colored Lustros, all. Prices.
Black Velvet, Suitable for Dresses.
Fine Selection of Ladies' 6-4 Fancy Coatings.
Ladies' Panniers, Ormolettes and Centennial Skirts,' Newest
Almeriaan Styles.
A Large assortment of Sequins, Newest Styles in Dress
Buttons.
Ladies' Frills, two for 5 cents, New York Prices.
Beautiful Assortment of Slipper Patterns.
Beaded Embroidered Fenders.
Weaving and Carpet Warp. two threads elevating a bund e
Ladies' Hose only 10 Dents, value 20 cents.
Towels only 5 cents, value 10 cents,
Three Boxes of Paper Collars for 25 cents.
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And a Large Assortment of STAPLE and FANCY. GOODS which any intending
pure baser, by buying, will save money, which is quite an object these hard times.
THE PIONEER CHEAP CASH STORE,
MAIN STREET.
ALLAN . MITCHELL, Seaforth.
NEW FALL GOODS. NEW FALL GOODS.
A Complete Stock of the Following FALL and WINTRR GOODS
can be found at
HOFFMAN BROTHERS' CHEAP CASH STORE.
BLACK AND COLORED LUSTRES, VERY CHEAP.
BLACK AND COLORED MERINOS, EXTRA VALUE.
BLACK CASHMERES AND PARAMATTAS, GOOD QUALITY.
A SPECIAL LINE OF DRESS GOODS IN SEAL, NAVY, MYRTLE,
PRUNE, PLUM, SLATE, DRAB, AND BLACK.
PLAIN, CHECKED, AND STRIPED WINCEYS.
SCARLET, WHITE, GREY, BLUE, AND FANCY FLANNELS.
PRINTS, COTTONS, LINENS, DUCKS, DENIMS, CORSETS.
KID GLOVES, TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, &c.
Every Lady .should Call and See the Grand Assortment of
DRESS GOODS AND JACKETS JUST OPENED.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW THEM.
Polar Doors Simla oft
ibe Post Omce,
HOFFMAN BROTHERS.
SITOR;
!Sr( FALL GOODS
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GI- 0LDEN- LI®IT_
THE
FINEST STOCKS
EVLR SHHOVIiN IN SEAFORTH
OPfl T EJ D OUT THIS WM
-AT THE-.
GOLDEN LION, MAIN STREET.
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AN EARLY CALL FlItOM THE PUBLIC RE8-
ECTFULLY SOLICITED.
R. JAMIESON, Seaforth.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LION.
DUNOAN & DU
NOAN, SEAFORTH.
THE LARGEST
TOOK OF DRY GOODS
EVER - OFFERED IN THIS COUNTY
IS 'NOW OPEN "OR INSPECTION AT
DUN
Who have taken the great
Styles are E eedimgly
ARES
ALT & I TTIVCAAN's, -
at care in making their selections. Notwithstanding the low prices of
Goods in the various departments, the
Attractive and Strrictlr, f Fashionable.
GOOD$ DEPARTMENT.
100 PIECES NEW FIALL DRESS GOODS JUST OPENED, IN ALL THE
ff NEW COLORS.
Seal Brown, Navy Blue, BrLize, Green, Prunes, Drabs, Greys. -
BROCADED AND STRIPE DRESS GOODS.
COSTUME CORDS inall t
e New Colors fromj20c. per yard. Sages and Brilliantine, full stock.
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BLACK LUSTRES.
Just Arrived Per Steam r Texas: Illiese Lietres we import direct from the Manufacturers in
Bradford, England, where they are specially dyed and finished for ns, and customers can depend on
getting one of the best makes of Lnstres in the (Market at from 10 to 18i cents per yard less than
regular prices. See these Lifetree. 1 r
WINCEYS-IMPORTED DIRECT FROM GLASGOW.
We have received one of the Largest Stocks f Wineeys ever imported into this County, consist.
i ng of all the best colors in Plain and Twilled, hick we can offer from 7 cents per yard up. Fifty
pi sees Checked Winceyi all colors.
LADIEiS' SILK TIES,
All New in Cardinal, Skey, se, Tilleul, Ceri
Mauve, and Geranium. L dies' Frilling, Colla
Best America
e, Medium Blue, Pink, Coral White, Grey, Black,
s and Cuffs, Gloves, Hosiery, &o.
arced English Prints and Canton Flainnels.
GREY COTTONS, 'Cheapest in Canada.
OXFORD SHIRTING, from 10q. to 124c., Best Value intthe County.
WHITE OTTON, in :American and English, from. 8c. to 12ic.
See our HOBROCII S' 32 anti 86 -inch BLEACHED COTTONS.
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TWEEDS. TW EDS. TWEEDS,
Our Stock in Canadian a nd Scotch Goods is 1 rger this year than at any former season, and we
can offer Tweeds from l0e to 25e per yard lower See these Goods and Examine Our Prices.
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BOOTS AND SHOES., &e.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
II EMPORIUM.
SCOTT BROTHERS,
PROPRIETORS.
WE WOULD invite the attention of the
public generally to the Celebrated
LOUGH & WARREN ORGAIIS.
They Captivate the World, Having not only
.received
DIPLOMA OF HONOR AND MEDAL
OF HIGHEST MERIT
AT THE
UNITED STATES CENTENNIAL
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
But having been unanimously pronounced, by
the World's Best Judges, as
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
I n those qualities which go to nuke perfection ;
th s deservedly placing these unrivalled 3,nstru-
me is at the; head of the highest rank of Reed
Ins rumonta manufactured in the world. 'While
the competitors of the Clough & Warren have
b accredited with producing Smoothness,
Ey nese of Tone, &o., it remained for the Clough
& arren alone to receive the Crowning Honorof
pro using, in a pre-eminent degree, (to use the
exa twords of the judges' report,) " Volume with
Pur ty of Tone, baring the character of the
Dia aeon in the ordinary (Pipe) Organ," a dis-
tinction bespeeldnn the highest possible mnsical
qualities ;• the desideratum eagerly aspired to,
butof attained, by other manufacturers. Add
to this the remaining distinctive clause of the
Judges' report, as basis of Award, to wit: "be-
oaua of certazn mechanieal arrangements, which
facilitate the working of the Instrumento, to-
gether with neatness of design and ornament.
combined with simplicity of construction," and
you have the description of an instrument, de-
servedly leading the first rank, in the critical
judgment of the musical world.
We have also on hand a large stock of other
Orgejns, i ic1uding the
ji
D 'pion Organ Co., Bowmanville.
Vogel if4 Lincoln, Connecticut.
Excelsior, 3oronto, &c.
PIANOS Ais USUAL, WITH THE
CELEBRATED
EJ a 8 01•T
AT THE HEAD OF THE LIST.
W4th pride we call attention to the success of
this ' no Company, which has been most re -
mar able, halibut few counterparts in any man-
nfae tiring business, and is not rivalled in the
histo of piano -forte making. -The- highsi-
tion hieh these instruments have taken the
nuns lifted - endorsement of their excellence by
the musical profession, public' institutions, ; sem-
inaries, and the press; the present unsurpassed
facilities for manufacturing; the magnitude and
amount of business done—all attest the solid
foundation 4rz which this reznarkeble success rests.
WE CAN ALSO SUPPLY
ST INWAY & SONS,
MATHUSHEK, ti
CABLE & SONS,.
0TIIER FIRST-CLASS PIANOS.
"e especially invite the attention
of I eaters, with whom we will deal
mo t liberally.
SCOTT BROTHERS.
IT DERBYSHIRE. L. D. S.,
Surgeon Dentist, Graduate
o1 the 'Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario. hriih+isl
Dentils neatly executed. All surgical oPera;
tions periorme d with care and prompttta3s.
Office honrs from 8 A. If. to 5 P. M, Booms over
A. er. McDongairs• *tore, Stain agree$,-8eiforth.
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