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re long be ba poon to emet a
le strttettnon the exhibition
Is. The scattering of the vatioue
inents has a- tendency to militate
t the success: of the show.
astet Albert Halbeard, of the
of Lakelet, township of Hewiek,
of 14: stimmeaseshot a large wild
the bash eloee to, the village. It
mapificentlooking animal, and
unoommoa'apecies. It was pur- ,
by Mr. Miles Young, who intends. •
"t stuffed,
r. George Grber, of Gorrie, has sold
m a 100 acres, adjoining Gorrie,
William Ferguson, of Cartwright,
,t handsome sum of $6,500.
'Stinson has sold his farm of 100
being lot 9, aoncession 16, How-,
Mr. Samuel- Ferguson, of Cart-
; township, fer'$4,300.
Misoellasi eceds.
I. -Pratt, we/I-known throughont
a as an eminent horse trainer,
°few days ago at a town in New
:tate of typhoid fever.
man named Charles Worthless
anon, New Hampshire, U, S., has'
ed a -verdict g $18,000 againstthe
Trunk Rail:way for loss of a leg
accident, ca-4sed by train racing.
•,voung man named Anderson,son
post-mastes at Walkerton, has
inivicted of (flaming lOters pass-
rOugh the office and abstraetna• g
7 from them, and has been sen -
to five vers imprisonment in
netangaisheue Penitentiary.
tire broke out at one o'clock on.
lay morning in the Review print -
Lee, Kineataliae, totally destroying
gilding, and spread thence to
block on Queen street, destroy-
-whole building. The sufferers
Johustondry goods, Madden
›kledge, pork packers, Mrs. N.
an, fancy dry goods, and John
los, boots and shoes. The loss is
tant unknewa, but it is expected
iirance covers all.
nne of the -farmers in Middlesex
have been noticing lately
• insect it -4 destroying :the fall
The insect is to be found in the
irectly above where it has sprout -
n the seed. Iii oue stem as many
or seven insects have been found.
heat that has been attacked by
Viz turned to a pale yellow celor.
say that these insects are the re-
! the deposits of eggs by a fly, in
na of the wheat,
disastrous fi-e oceurredlast Mon-
aht, says the Corawall Freeholder,
Andrews, -which destroyed the
one hotel and expensive out -
"e
belonging to Mr. Joseph Me -
E. who had recently purchased the
tv from the estate of the Hon.
a,ndfield Maodonald. Aside from
4 which. Mr, McDonell suffers, a
:rio-tie loss befalls the parish, for
aIr. Sans -Meld ISfacdonald erected,
tel he so -planned it that the en-
4ement was to be for the accore,
ion of the parish, and by his wffl
e of it was gnarauteed for twenty
and besides this boon he erects
-ife sheds under which the people
'coming to church could place
reams. All ;these benefits have
SWCPt 03Vily, and once more
eple will have to shiver round the
e of the fences and angles of the
o and theirhorses will ha'e to
)sed to inclement weather.
ester, the a4aistant treasurer' of
:mid Trunk, having become &Ide-
a has abscultded frein Mentreal.
11 a salary of %,500, and lived a
Et.1, at the rate of $3,000 or $4,900„
enting that his income was sup-
ated from preperty in England
iting to 1:1,000 a year. The
it of his defalcations is not yeti
1. and eaperte are employed on
oks. One mode of his operations
tising money on orders. It is be -
that he has drawn heavily, and
propriated money belonging to
eployes' supetannuation fund. and
v of the cases the receivers could
7ite their owe nainee. It is also
that he .cashed same bogus.
Leeeind made away with moaey
-the • funds if the International
;t Treasury, He paid all his per-
taeounta before leaving, and
ar-
u New York without a dollar.
oved in good sooiety in Mon-
oother case', of " snake in the
'it" is relented by the Dundalk
which says:—Mr. Wm. Dobson,
Peter Dobson, residing at a
e , of over eighteen miles from
in Collingwoodtowushipehas been
eernewhat lengthy time back,
anifested saluptorna of disease
baffled the most skilled physi-
applied to. He gradually grew
' and wawithatanding the change
medical attendant after the other
ed to do ao. He became dis-
t and lovi spirited. His hope
ery was very meagre. very
incident, :however, which ex-
ltnd unlocks the whole seeret of
es. occurred to him while out
tote day last week. Becoming
ly iil lte wtt.i seized with
1. end, starling to relate then
a living snake. Upon this
seat of parteerehip with this mi -
t octet/atilt taf tite atninaktin Mr.
• became avneso. being in almost
couvulaiens, and fears were
led of his recovery. He is now
v ell.
'.tatt fifteen' th(oaand persona.
I al at the:Ver.-ma) wharves last
:ai. afternoon. to -witness the Ross
hui boat racte which was expect -
data! that afternoun on the
immense crowd with doomed
nepointment, however. SS- the
tate of the Water, cauena by a
eeze blowing from the south,
a 1 it impracticable to commence
aeeordingly.it was postponed
zelav, when the great but race
Wellaee Ross, champion of the
..Provilicta, and Edward Han-
' onto, the victor in t110 Cen-
ampien race. which has been
Tly centemplated for the last ten
mine off on the bav. The crowd
t sensilkly clinsiniehed in numbers
Ie vast gathering disappointed on
Hanlan, the Toronto chain-
•-azine in first by upwards of 200
• svinning an easy victory, much
disappointment of the sturdy
runswicker and iiia friends and
s. The extitement at St. John,
vas intense during Monday fore-
onsequence of the boat race.
eet in front of the electrio tale-
..flice was thronged with people
' the result of the contest. Even
he news came announoine that
was fifty yards ahead: men
OCTOBER 10, 1.-877.
were rashly betting en Ross whenever
they could getoopponents. The final TEEE MARKETS.
news was received with much chagrin,
said many ittributpd Boss' defeat to the
accident which happened to his boat.
Some, loath to believe the tidings,
lingered by the office till darkness satin.
is saidthat upwards of $75,000 °hang.
4ad. hands in Toronto alone.
—On some of the Western railroads a
.colored porter is employed on all passen-
ger trains, whose duty it is to wait on
ladies and. children. His duties are the
same as those of sleeping coach. porters.
If this practice could be adopted. on all
our railroads it Would be a valuable help
to ladies travelling alone..
—The trial of William, Elope, forern-
• sozzlement, commenced at the Ham-
ilton. Assizes on Wednesday of last week,
lasting through that and the following
day, .and•continued on Friday morning
when the jury returned the verdict of
4( Guilty" on two out of the; three in-
dictments with Which he was charged.
Tohe was prisoner,char,4edsras ouri thref111 11 e inodicet-
y
rateenatalwakteh embezzlinga ilnotfrom the firm of
Hurd & Roberts, wholesale marble deal-
ers in that city. From the prominent
social position previously occupied by
the accused—he having been an active
ana zealous worker in Church and. Sun-
day School matters, as well as a general
favorite with all with whom he was in
aey manner assoeiated—a great deal of
• sympathy is expressed for him, as well
as great ciuiosity to know the result of
the trial. The Court -room was crowd-
ed throughout the trial. 1.11 opening
the case Mr. Idington, the Crown coun-
sel, occupied one hour and a half in
laying the MSC before the jury. Hope
was sentenced to five years on each,
count, in the Provincial Penitentiary.
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Local Notices.
TEIRTY VIOLIN SIERINGS for 61, at M.
R. Connie:len. 515
Mn. E. HicxsoN would intimate that
% there are some aceanmts not yet paid—and some
very small amounts. Call hi at once and square
esp. 515
Wan HILL & Co.—G-rocery Depart-
raent ; 11 poands good sugar. for $1, 18 pounds
raisins for $1. a lot of very cheap brooms, 25 cents
each. Wm. HILL & Co. 515
New Finet—Ilioxsos & BLEAsDELL.—
'Fresh Drugs and Medidnes. Dye Stuffs, Fancy
Goods, jewelry, Woks and Watohes, at Bottom
Prices. See advertisement. 515
A MARE, Low Buggy, Cutter and Har-
ness for Sale cheap at once. Brick Dwelling House
for sale or rent on Victoria Square, also for sale
three vacant lots on -victoria Square, the property
of Mr. John Hickson. Apply to E. nICESON, Sea -
forth. 616 -
CARD oa THANES—Alexander David-
son, Proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
tenders his sincere thaelvs to his Commereini
friends and the publie generally for the liberal
patronage he has hitherto received, and begs` to ins
tbnatethat having renovated his house he is in a
position to offer tbe comforts of a 1411 -regulated
and first-class hotel. A. Davidson desires to ex-
pre.ss his acknowledgments to the farming com-
munity for their large and increasing patronage,
and to assme them they will &ways fain a liber-
ally supplied table in the dining room, and liquors
of the best quality, and choice cigars in the bar.
Roomy stabling and lock -rip coach houses. A
handsome billiard room, and a livery in connec-
tion. 514-g
. Auction Sales.
Monday, Oct. 29, on Lot 1, Con. 3,
Ttickersmith, Fano. Stook and. Trnple-
ments. James Kelso°, proprietor; J.
P. Brine, auctioneer!.
Tuesday, Oct. 23, on Lot 22, Con. 13,
Hilabert, Farm Stock and Implements.
Samuel Humeston, proprietor; Thomas
King, auctioneer.
Tuesday. Oct. 30, on Lot 28, Con. 10,
McKillop, Farm Stockand Tmplenaents.
Joseph Kinney, proprietor; John Bul-
lard, anotioneer.
Tuesday, Oct. 30, at the aif-Way
House, McKillop, Foam Stook, Imple-
ments, &e. Charles Davis, proprietor ;
J. P. Brine, aaictioneer.
Wednesday, Oct. 31, on the farm of
the proprietor, Gravel Road, north of
Davis' Hotel, McKillop, Farm Stock
and Implements. Robert Smillie, pro-
prietor J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Wednesday, Nov. 7, at the Commer-
cial Hotel, Seaforth, an Improved Farm,,
being Let 24, Coro 8, lgoKillop. Robert
Menarey, proprietor; J. P. Brine, auc-
tioneer.
Thursday, Oct. 25, on Lot 28, Cm 1,
L. R. S., Tuckersmith, Farm Stook and
Implements. Wm. Wasticott, proprie-
tor; J. P. Brine, auctioneer. •
Thursday, Nov. 8, at Sdatorth, Thirty -
One Town Lots. Thomas Adams, pro-
prietor; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Thursday, Nov. 15, on. Lot 6, on.
1, Stanley, Farm Stook and. Imple-
ments. Robert Bell, proprietor; J. P.
Brine, auctioneer.
Friday, Oct. 26, On: Lot 6, Con. 4,
Stanley, Farm Stook and Implements.
John McDiarnaid, proprietor ; S. P.
Brine, auctioneer. •
Frialav, Nov. 2, on Lot 26, Con. 4, L.
R. S., tuckersnaith, Farm Stock, Im-
plements, and Household Furniture.
James Forsythe, proprietor ; J. P. Brine,
auctioneer.
Saturday, Oet. 27, at the Commercial
Hotel, Seaforth, Valuable Town Lots.
J. H. Carter, proprietor; 3. P. Bring,
auctioneer. '
Saturday. Oct. 27, on Lot 29, Con. 5,
Hibbert, Farm Stock and Implements.
James Quinlan, proprietor; A. Bishop,
auctioneer. •
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Births.
• SCOTT. --In Seaforth, on. the 16thinetnthe aifc of
Mr. Archibald Scott,of a son.
Men:ACM-ITO:al.—In Brussels, on . Monden, Oct.
lst, the wife of Mr. D.11.1eNaueliton, of a .1son.
HAMILTON.—in 'Myth,. the -'11th . inst., the
wife of Mr. Charles Hamilton, of a son.
NNINDMILL.—In Wawanosh, on the 10th inst.,
.the wife of Mr. jrnees Windmill, of a daugh:--
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CUMMLnKn—in Tuckeremith. on Oet. 14tb, the
, wife of Mr, Wm. Cumming. of a son.
ELGIE.—In Tnekersznitli, oct. In the wife of
Mr. Wm. Eigie, of a datighten... •
Marriages.
SMITH-eCAMPBE',LL.—On the 10th hist, b,s. the
Rev. J. Fergueon, Oliver Smith to. Elizaeith
. Campbell, all of Brussels.
GIBSON—EDEN.—In Tuelversruith, on the 16th
inst., at the reeidenee, of the bride's father, by
Rev. W. F. Campbell, Mr. Hourv Gibson., of
seanorth, to 14es Mary Eden, of Inekerszeith.
SIIUTE—BALKWILL.----On Um 98.8. inst., by the
Rev. W. J. Butcher, at the residence of the
brick's father, Mr. George B. Shute, of Miehin
=Moine:Ay of Exeterd to Mary jane
of Exeter_
BAYCROFT—HITTCHiSON.—lat Listowel. on the
9th iust., by the Rev. X. W. Bell, M. A., Mr.
Thomas. Hayeroft, of Brussels, to Miss Jane
An Hutchison, of Grey-
TON—WATSON.—.&t the residence of the
bride's father. Chillicoehe, Mo., on the 4th
inst., by the Rev. J. A. !Pinkerton, Mr. L. Ben-
ton, of Chillicothe, to Mary E., eldest daughter
of jr. Joseph Watson, formerly of Chilton.
Deaths.
LATTIMER.—In Seaforth, on Oct, 1, Margaret
Ifirailouzsa17days. leo,infaanotda.ughterof Mr. T.Lattimen aged
4
DOLMAGE.—On the 15thinst. suddenly, at the
residence of her son -ba -law, ifs. John • McCort-
ney, afaitland concession, Goderieh township,
Mrs. Cathariue Dolmage, aged 77 years.
THE HURON .EX.
0$IT01.1.
Fall SE.AFORTH, October 18. 11877-
SpingWheat, ............ .... 1 15 to', 1 IS
8 A 1 05 to •1 12
Spring Wheat, Red Ohaff,per bush.
• Oatsper buehol. .
eo...0...8e. .ea. .......... 0 55 ttoi 1867t
Butter, No. 1, 200.;,, ja; .. . 340 to
8505
Peas tBarloyier brh ....
EfFIE3ii tuoyto e: r.o. barrel. /. . ... ................
)60 110 21760 to
806 151820i
seltaot itdao t(go cr.:. kat. ,at. n sup. r.. 093 500009 ttt000 1050 700005
Salt (wholesale) pe b • • • • ....... 75
Sheep
er .. : ... . ... 0 26 to 0° 8°05
Oatmeal v. brl •
6 50 to 6 00
CLniToN, Oct. 18, 1871 •
Fall Wheat, per bushel . ....... 1 10 (n) 1 18
SPring.Whoftt, perbashe•1•• • 1' 00 ® 1 10
Oats, per bushel..• • • ... • 0 30 ® '0 si
Barley,per bushel
Peas, per bushel 0 40 ® 0 65
0 58 ® 0 60
Butter. .... 0 16 ® 0 17
Potatoes. 0 25 ® 0 80
•Eggs'
0 12 ® 03
Hay, per ton, 9-00 g 1000
,Cheese Markets.
WOODSTOCK, °Oct. 17. ----Seven factories
registered four thousand eight hundied
boxes; holders ask 13c to 13c; buyers
are not offering over 12ic ; no sales re-
ported.
London. Market.
LONDON, Oct. 18.—Fall wheat, per 100
lbs., 41 95, to 62 10; spring, $1 30 to
$1 90; oats, 900 to 92c; peas, $1 00 to
$1 1�; barley, 90c to $1 14; butter,
per lb., 20c to 24c; eggs, per dozen, lfc
to 20e.
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Toronto Market.
TORONTO, Oct. 18.—Fall wheat, per
bushel, $1 20 to $1 27 ;•spring $1 08 to
$1 16; barley, 45c to 65c; oat's, 35c to
36c; peas, 68c to 72c; dressed hogs, per
100 lbs., $5 to 5 50; butter, per lb., 190
to 22c; eggs, per dozen, 17c to 18c.
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Montreal Horse Market.
A fair business has been done in
horses during the past week, about '22
having been disposed of at &talon ttt
prices ranging from $23 to l70;$and
by private sale a superior hunting horse
realized $205, a fine bay saddle horse
$225, one carriage horse $200, two dp.
$175 each, and. one 4150. Tbirteen
horses are being shipped. to England by
the Allan steamship Moravian, by My.
Grand, of Toronto. -
ave boLenivlsereaSktoa
range :being from $2,75 to $3.
lIl
fair to choice, $5 25 to $5 50 ; common
grade's neglected and hard to sell.
noticeable; Canada 'Aruba, $5 to $5 12..;Yorkers, common to fair, $5 to $5 25 ,
good to choice, $5 30 to $5 40 ; heavy
dull, no sales. Hogs-, market dull;
BUEEALO, Oct. 17.—Cattle.--Market
rg
ots. Second-class have been quiet, b t
vere wanted offering, and prices ha e
lass have remained steady at $3 50 to
n consequence of the cool, weather,
ew reaclaing the top figure. Iliad class
teady at $4 to $4 50. Lambs.—Fixst-
low of sale and rather Weak at $3.62
lad. for shipment, and buyers could
Gamely any have been offered. Seo-
•
nd class have been in fair supply, but
o $4, accoring to quality, with very
hieep, $4 to $4 50.
5 DA., or $4 50 per cental for shippi
5 to $5 75 for lots dressing not under
ave been selling rather mere reaSily
nt there have been quite ae many as
e had; prices ha'ire been steady at $5
3' 75oyes remaining after the first piqk
. for picked. Second-class . Or
een no firmer, than. last week, t e
ave been found at $4.60 to $5, but
een wanted both for the local market
beep.—First-class have been in d
and for shipment, but scarcely any to
TORONTO, Oot. 17.—Firit class have
Sheep and Laanbs. — Better feelirg
at 75
Mmartoke3ts10. ; mid
1 '
hird-class or culls have been sell,
ng freely at from $2 75 to $3 10.
HOGS—Have been freely offered, bilit
have been quiet and not nruch wante .;
prices stand at about $4 25 to $4 10
per centa4. • .
"MONTREAL, Oct. 16.—Cattle —Prices
ranoed from $3 to '$4 per 100 pounde.
Buffs were sold at less than §2 pert 100
pounds. H. Gould sold. 17 cattle fir
$500. J. Stone sold.a pair of 'oxen fpr
$110, and 12 other cattle at from 528 to
bulls at $19 eaoh, 2 seep
$34 each. W. Latimer sold 5 oxi at
50 each, two
at $45 each, and 7 dry cows at -27 qaoli.
R. 3. Hooper sold 4 steers for $210, 2
for $9p, and. 9 others for $470. rth.
Head sold 9 cattle at $33 each, fer
$170, i and 3 for $125. The prices pf
hides have gone up considerably. No.
1, inspected, are $9 to 49 50; No. F„ 48
to 18 po ; and No. 3, $7 to V 50 per 100
pounds. Calf skins, 12c per porn.
Sheepekitns, 65c to 85c each.
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A SPLENDID CHAN6t
• CHEAT AUCTION SAE
TOWN 1..,OrTS
IN SEAFORTH.
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Its E. J. P. BRINE has been 8:stinc10d by
Mr.j THOMAS ADAMS to tsell by Public
.pn •
THURSDAY -NOVEMBER 8, 1877,
At 10 onto*. .A.M., on the Grounds,
31 BUILDING LOTS.
Eleven of these Lots face on Huron Street, and
t remaindef on James Street, first street with
o Hurou Street.
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HE LOTS ARE ALL RICH AND DRY,
itb good cellar drainage, and aro Harland ip
t e most convenient and pleasant part of thle
t wn. The streets running through the prop.
e ty are the full width of 66 feet.
PLANS OF THE PROPERTY
C n be seen at a t y time at the residence of thr
p oprietor. •
TERMS OF SALE.
One -Tenth of the purchase money on the day
of sale; the balance iu two eqaal annual inebal-
• ents, with interest at 6 per cent. per annum, to
h secured by mortgage on the propertyif desired.
THOMAS ADAMS, PROPRIETOIn
J P. BRINE, AUCTIONEER].
leITOCII _FOR SALE.
HOROUGHBRED SHORT -HORNS For Sale
comprising, Cows, HeUers, ar d one Red Bali
C It 10 months old. For further particulars ap-
pl to W. J. BIGGINS, Elrahurse, Clinton,
O t. 515x4
tri\ro_Aa\T •
T_TINT-0.4.3-1\T},
'IMPORTERS /..r3 --D DEALERS IN
TAPLE. AND F-ANCY DRY GOODS
• MILLINERY AND CLOTHING.
WE HAVE much pleasure in stating Mat our Fall and Winter Purchaees are to hdnd, and
" that we are fully prepared to meet our numerehe customers and friends. In doing so w simply
affirm that at no former thee has ourintock been
SO ATTRACTIVE ORSO LARGF,
Having Imported the bulk of our Stock direct from the Manufacturers in the Old Conn. ry, and are
prepared to show our easterners Good. Seasonable and Fashionable Goods at a Becluotiqn of from
10 to 25 per oent of former prices.
12,A.ID4 _AND 12,MMM3E3 1R0
All Wool Scarlet Flannel, 20 cents to a cr6nt
FLANNELS. Heavy All Wool Checked Flannels, 374 cent ; White
Flannels iu Saxon and Welsh, 25 cents up.
REMOVED. .REMOVED. RNIO.VHED,
TI-10MA.S
HAS REBtIOVED HIS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR STORE TO
Tgp, FIRST DOOR NORTH OF KIT LORAN & RYAN'S,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH, ONT.,
• WHERE HE WILL CONSTANTL KEEP ON HAND
A CHOICE STOCK OF WIN
'ALE AND PORTER... -BOTTLED
S AND LIQUORS,
AND IN WOOD.
HOTEL KEEPERS AD OTHERS
Are Requested to Call and Examine htsi Stock and Prices Befor
Purchasing El8ewh4,re.
LApIES'
SUItINGS.
Waterproofs in. Grey, Black, Gold, Green, S
Checks, 75 cents to $1 .20 ; -Ulater Coating, self
• checks, Matalasae Clotl for Mantles, $1 40.
ri
col
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sand „as•
Nand
LINENS.
Table Linens, Damask Pattern 30 cents up; 430 -inch
Bleached Pelton Cotton, 124 cents; White Tow41s, $1
per dozen ; Bath To-wels.
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OUR SHOW ROOM IS -NOW OPEN.
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EXAMINE OUR STYLES AND PRICES.
HOSIERY.
Just Arrivedi a Large Stock of Ladies and Misses'
Striped Hose, from 124 cents to 50 cents; Canadian 4ibbed
Hose in Brown,'Girey and Scariet, sizes from one tear old
up; Kid Gloves, and 2 -button, in black and eo
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NOVELTIES.
Ladies' Silk Ties in all new colors, from 8 cents to
75 cents; Ladies' Collars and Cuffs in all new shapes ;
Twenty Different Styles of Frilling, froth. 10 cents up.
DRESS
GOODS.
Black and Colored Cashmere, from 60 cents up; See
our New Drese Goods at 20 cents and 25 eents—t ey are
value for 28 cents to 30 bents. One Hundred": lefts
of Wincey, in all the best colors, from 7 cents to 25
cents per yard,.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
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HATS, CAPS, R 1441) 17:MADE CLOTHING AND GROCEBIES.
70DUCE TAKEN HIGHEST PRICE PAID
DUNCAN & DUNCAN, SEAFORTH.
W.A.JDTDMJ az 00., S.A.POIRITT-3.
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WADDELL & CO'S.
IF YOU.liVANT A FASHIONABLE
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WA
'1 CHEAP T VBEDS
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OCTOBER 17th 1877.
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MAIN STREET, SEAF
RTH.
L ORDERS LEFT AN KILLORAN & RY N'S WILL BE ATTENDED
TO ON THE SHORTEST T 1 TICE.
All Goods Delivered in Town ree of Charge.
MAIN STREET,
SEAFORTH. j
Til
MAS D. RYAN.
1\T"C2ST FIRM.
MEAL ESTATE itrom,.11.41aag-
PROPERTY FOR SALE. ---For Sidenthete011-
-i• vennent and desirable reaidence on th9-harn„e!
of High and Market Streets, lately ectorpind fri
Dr. Vercoe. Apply to DR. VERCOE. 488
SPLE.n.IDID FARM FOR SALE.—For salefLet
No. 6, Concession 7, Ilullett, eontaining 100
acres, with the exception of some village- lots, sit -
tutted close by the sillene of Hinbuin, na0a
from Seaforth, and 8i miles from Clinton, with
pen. gravel roads to both. Never -failing water,
an orchard e,ontaining some 200 trees. Comfort-
able house, good barn and sta.bles, fences in pod,
repair, 90 acres under cultivation. For further
partienlees apply on the premises, or by postto the
proprietor, R. N. ADA Constence P. 0. 5011
panar FOR SA T.E.—Being Lot 18, Con. 4, L. R.
S., Tuckerstaith, containing 100 aeres about SO
of which are cleared and in extellent 'cultivable
condition. There is a frame barn, log stable, and.
good log house on the premises, also good orcband
and two good wells. The bush land on Ibis tar*
is the best in this section of the country. The
tennis situated. within 8 miles of Rippen, a sta-
tion on the London, Huron and Banes Railwani.
fold 6rniles from Seaforth. For further pardon
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Uri apply to AinEXA_NDER LIVINGSTONE, on
theprenuses, or to Enipen P. O. • 615
ATALUABLE S'Altal FOR SALE IN EAT WA -
1' WANOSII.---The owners offer for Sale the
East half of Lot 32 in the let Concession, East
Wawanosh on the Manchester and Blyth grand
road about two miles from Manchester, contain-
ing 100 acres of which 65 acres aro cleared and
about .free from stumpste
and the bsace veell tim-
bered with hardwood. The soil in excellent and in
good condition. There is on the land a good hewn
log house with good cellar; log barn, good. well,
circhara &e. Title perfect. TERMS.—$3000 cash,
balance on reasonable credit seethed by nfort
at 6 per cent. Apply to JOHN InAERN sq.,
Goderich, and the undersigned, GARROW, AMER
4 RADENHURST, Vendors Solicitors. 50:n8
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
T• nRESSVARTNG.—Dressmaking done in the
Latest Styles, and a‘good fit ensured, at MISS
QUINLAN'S Rooms, over Watson's boot and
shoe store, in Mrs. 3Iarkey's Meek. 615
inTOTE LOST.—Lost, a Promissory Note dated
.1" Januar y 18th, 1876, amounting to $50, with.
interest from date at 6 percent,, given by !fenny
Steinbach in favor of Henry Toes, payable in 9
months after date. The public are hereby cau-
tioned not to negotiate said note. as payment is
to be made to tbe subecriber. HENRY VO013,
Zurich P. O. 515x4
HICKSON & BLEASDEL1_, SEA FOI3T1-1. J-07 LECKIE', General Loan ana Real Estate
i
gent. Gram, Produce and Commission Mer -
1 chant. Money loaned on real-estate in town or
country, at 8 per cent. simple interest. Charge*
moderate. Mortgages bought and sold. Mutated
mart aid off Te t b
We beg leave to inferm our old customers and the public generally that we are carrying on the
Bathe business and at the setae well-known stand of E. Hickson & Co., and we hope and
:1
Are determined, by Strict Attention to Business, Re
to merit the confidence of' the peop
gagesP . rzas o suitorrowers.
Fannie and village property for sale. Office—
Leokie's new beiok block, Brussels, Ont. 1515s
WANTED..
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sonable Prices, dc., GIRLS WANTED.—At the EfeCutoheon Hotel,
'an Brussels, two good Girls,for &amber maid
anddiniug room. Good. wages. Apply to W.
McCUTCHEON, Binsaols. 515x4
GIRL WANTED. ---Wanted, in a private family
OUF STOOK OF DRUGS AND OHEMICALS
eral homework. Good wages. Apply to =Se
a good and active gill wile understands gene
W. N. WATSON, Seaforth.
615
Is completeand of the -Purest Quality, being carefully selected from the best markets. Also a
j ] Well Assorted Stock of
,
Patient Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Toilet Articles Pipes,
POCKET BOOKS, TRUSSES, SPONGES; SPECTACLES,
WATOHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
SILVER WAR,E, CUTLE.ItY, &c
1,
Don't forget the old stand next to DUNCAN & DUNCAN'S, Seaforth.
I •
HICKSON & BLEASDELL.
N. B.--,Wfitches, Clocks and JeWelry Repaired by FirsteCIas Worknimit, and all work guaranteed.
WIir LIAM HILL & Co., StAFORTH.
TITS`11
A LOT OF ALL
WOOL TWEEDS,
25 CENTS PER !YARD.
IN THE MAR ET.
za)TogglprETHEI - WILLI
M HILL &
'1111E CHAT 'BOOT4 AND SHOE WEARING RUBLIC
SHOULD CALL AT
WATSON'S BpOT AND SHO
OPPOSITE THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
ivx_A_ai\T s-R_A_Poita7 11,
WHERE—
BOOT AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS WILL BE F?UND
At Immense Reductions on the Ersu,al rice&
HE H
S MOVED I WHO HAS IVIOViED ?
EPI. DJT1\T
AS MOVED into the Store lately. known as Arnistronget Book
everybody to call and inspect his splendid stock of DRY GOODS an
and Fresh, imported direct! from makers. He has almost everything that y
price too.
PLEA
• JJ e&8 Goo
Ladies' TJ
E BEAR IN MIND THAT THE
s in all the Neu) Colors,
kets in the .Newest Styles,
tore, and would invite
MILLINERY, AU New
a want and. at the right
LACE FOR
Shaw/8 of the ery ,est 1
Millinery and Afantle Gdpds„
at DENT'S, and don't forget the LADIES' FURS, of which he has "-wice as large and varied
al Steck 11 8 any other bonse west of Toronto, end CAPS to match, if deeired.
Being now in commodious premises, Mx. Dent bas. added several departments to his; trade, and
will be very happy to show yon through. PLEASE CALL.
A Fall Stopt of GENTLEMEN'S WEAR of Every Sind.
rinEACHER WANTED.--Wantednto cominenera
4- duties on the first of January, 1878, for &shoot
Section No. 5, Stanley, a Male Teacher holding a
second -or third-class certilioate. Good references
required. Appnications, stating salary desired,
will be received until the drat of December. A.p-
ply to JOHN MANSON, Blake P. O. 515x4
SALES.
PAPROVED FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION
-I- —Mr. J. P. BRINE has received it:tetra-et/one
from Ian ROBERT MENAREY to sell by Pablie
Auction, at the COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SEA -
FORTH, on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7112, at 1
o'clock P. M., that valuable improved farmibeing
East heti of Lot No. 24, Con. 8, MeEillop, con -
tattling 50 acres, 40 acres of -winch are cleared, in
a good state of cultivation and well fenced, the
191110.13Ce is timbered with hardwood. On the
premises there ie a frame house 1844. and *new
frame bon 82x50. The farm Is situated within
half a mile of the thriving village of Winthrop,
and is convenient to churehes, sehools, stores,
and grist and saw mills. Possession given on
the first of April, 1878. TERMS—$100 eask
downon the day of the sale, and the balance in. •
13 months thereafter, with suitable eecurity.
ROBERT MENAREY, Proprietor; 3.1'. BRINE,
Auctioneer. 515
IstrOCK WOK *
OTICE TO BREEDERS.—The undersigne&
has a well-bted Suffolk Boar, which will stand.
far the improvement of stock on Lot 28, Con.
Ifibbert. Terms—$1, payable at the time -of
service, with the privilege of returning if moss -
sexy. ISAAC TOWNSE:ID, 515-6
lES'IlltAY sir tfeli,
1,ZST1tAY STEER.—Came into the premises of
44 the undersigned, Lot 26, Con. 4, It. R.
Tockersmith, about the first of June, a red and
white yearling Steer. The owner is requested to
prove, property, pay ebarges and tate it away.
j CHARLES RObTLEDGE. 516x4
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IN CHANCERY—COLEMAN AND ROSS.
Chancery Sale of Valuable 7.1.022 Proper-
ty in the TOttat of Seiforth,
U
PRSUANT to the decree made in this caufes
-1- bearing date the Fourth Day of March A. D.
11376, there will_be sold by Henry MaeDermott,
insq., Master of the said Court at Goderien, at the
Commercial Hotel, in the said Town of Seafortb,
at the bout of 2 ennock in the afternoon on
SATURDAY, the 8rd day of NtsVEMBER,
the following lands and premises, situate. lying,
and being in the Town of Seaforth, in the County
o1 Huron, and being eoraposed of. town lot num-
ber twenty-five, and the next"), half of lot number
twenty-six, as marked on a plan of part of said
town, made for the nionlialock estate by G.
McPhillips, I'. L. S., and duly registered.
On the land is erected a large two-story
frame building, known as Hays Hotel, with
barn, stables, and other out -buildings, aU in good
repair. The property is satiated °tithe Ease side
of Main street, in the said Town of Seaforth, be-
tween the Commercial Hotel and the Grand
Tnink Railway Station. The property will be
pet up at an tame price of eleven hundred dol-
lars. The purchaser at the time of sale will be
iequired to pay a deposit in the proportion of $10
for every $100 of his purchisomoney, to theaVen-
dors or their solicitor, and to pay the balance el
his purehase money into Court within one month
thereafter, and he will be also required to 842,813.
agreement for the completion of his purchase.
Is other respects the "conditions of sale will he
the standing conditions of the Court of Chan-
cery, Further particulars and -conditions of .ale
may be obtained upon application to J. 11. Ben -
8011 Dun and Ideesrs. McCaughey & Holmested,
Solicitors, all of the Town of Seaforth. Dated
Octeber 17th, 1877. IL MACDERMOTT, Meaner
at G oderieh. J. H. BENSON, Esq., 'Vendors'
Solicitor. 515-8
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
ATTUE-
HALF-WAY H 0 USE, McK LLOP,
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER nOth.
<,
as- R. J. P. BRINE has reeeived instractions
-Lnia from Mr. C. DAVIS to sell by Publie Auc-
tion bis entire Farm Stock and Implements, eine
sinning of 10 horses and colts—there are some ex.
eellent diive s anion -a5 this lot; 25 bead of
ehoice young raded cattle, a lot of good breed.-
ing Pign, .Boar erne f3ws—eorne real prizetakera,
also a lot of good farming implements, including
1 sawing machine, 1 grain crusher, I large straw
cutter, with carriers all driven by the sarne horse
power; theie will also be sold. 1 melodeon, nearly
new. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock sharp. Re-
freshments served on the grounds. For particu-
lars see hend.bills. 515
CARD OF THANKS.
y BEG leave to express my thanks to the Onl-
cera and Directors of the Usbortte and Hibbert
Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company for the
proinptnoss with which tbey paid my claim for
losses by the recent fire on any premises. On
Alio 27th of September my stables, granary arm
contents were destroyen by lightning, and OA
the 16th but. 1 reeeived from N. J. CLA.BK, the
Treasurer, the whole amount of *nly clSixn, ViZa:
$900. If I was unfortunate in sustaining a lose,
I was also very fortunate in being insured in a
Corapatay whose motto seems to be "To deal
honestly and promptly -with al! its 31 -embers.'
Yours Respectfully,
JAMES Intetantnim.
Hibbert, 001. 15,1877. J515