The Huron Expositor, 1877-12-07, Page 57
7. 1877,
the property of Mr. Steel
e, from whose shop they we
go trace of the thief.
Elugh Durkin, of Fullarton,ha
arm .compaeed of the easterI
lot 13, 6th doucession, to hi
Mr. Miles Brown, for $5,
;vet having recently returne
ip te the Muskoka district,ac
sons to act on the advice
;-reeley, viz., " tO enlarge the"
,y deep tillage," feeling assur
v can make money easier at
by clearing up new lands r
n the advantages of good road
kets, &c.
ccident of a. peculiarlv painfu
i,pperzed to Mrs. E. James,
a short time ago. While eat-
kfast, she became seasible o
vailowed some sharp pointe
at, which she supposed to be
peak\ and -which had lodge
oat. The piece (ef needle ha
13.VII the previous day, as wa
into the stove, but must hav
o certain food which was beal
elpon the stove. Medical ea
id iu, but, at latest accouut
itely the doctor had. not bee
;tract the need/e. The patiea
tick
lames Kennedy, of the Terra
b'trattord, has diSposecl aId
,100 -acre lot hallorthEasthop
t-tebastian FryfogeI, of Scat
. The buildings were not o
unt but 3Ir. Kennedy had
Ward, feuce erected round th•
a enhanced its value very ma
`11(1 he was well and deserved!
lifoi lus ontlay. For he re
r the property the handsom
,500. Mr. Fryfogea takes pos
March. The Ulan has bee
ass-- ever since Mr. Kenned
it, and will aow yield luxuri
vel plan was adopted recentl
rd for ridding the town, of tha
" tramps?An exchange o
i. reterliog to the matter says
ier is a bateli brought befo
e m.eistrate, and • sentenced t
ren the graai.d bounce,' thai
le are teetin full, likewise th
One clay last week 17 of th
were in the cells, and how t
f. them was a puzzle. Tu.
rmer came .a/ong with a bo
ad a bargain as struck 'with
ie whole batch, several of them
• helpless, were loaded in
a, and c'teiven to a considerable
outside the coxperation, wher
to be dumped out. Hew they
he ride is not known..
lEtinori Notes.
amcan -MoLauehlan, of the
--.essiba of. Grey, has a mare
.eighs 1,450 pounds.
town, of Clinteu has a popula-
eiently large to entitle it to a
iteeve next year.
,James Campbell, of Walton,
ilteu from his store till, a few
ago, but has not been a,ble to
race of the thief.
W. J. Hayward, for many years
Lt of Wingliana, has decided to
a Myth, where he will in_ future
his profeseion—aaw.
51"S. C. F. tt; g. Brooks, of Bras-
:atriidinct an omnibus for Mr.
-
"artin, of the TeCareseh House,
whea completed, will be a.
tke to the awned: and to the
londay last, as two little sons
ienry Cardiff, of Brussels, were
in the WoodShed, the elder, age
idea -tally chapped the middle
. the right hand off his 11M
7 old 'brother with an axe.
Wm. Harris, of lot a, comes-
Turnberry, shot, on the 2u
ei:-er large eagle, which measur-
eight feet from tip to tip of its
It is very rarely. that oae o
-ieS of eagle is seen in this pa
orld.
G. A. K. McLeod, of Ushorne
his farm on the lst concession
artli of Exeter, to Mr. W. Hodg
.tlie sum of,58,000. Mr. Hodg
since sold the farm to Messrs
ual Thomas: Horton, at an ad
! 5100.
1, meeting of the Conservative
h. the- felldwing officers area
Wm. Clegg, President ; Jame
at Vice -President; Wm. Hawk
!al Vice -President J. H. Thom
retarev; Thos. Nicholson, Treas
-(klin. Cook. John Thompson an
.1loody, Committee.
airs. Fox & McDonald hav
'a building iu the village of Hen
,wnshin of Grey, suitable fo
on a, pail manufactary au
This is one of the mos
Ais viI1age in- Western On
ad every encouragement i.
people ho cast their lot
emu named „Hollingliam, vh
to be au tminent horse doe
bOnit VietiUDZing the people o
and vicin4. Ile t Jok up b.'
it Beanie's hotel, where he re
for a couple of weeks. He sud
.-1u1 quietly took his departur
g to pay hiS board bill and sun
ersniall debts he had contract
n; village.
at of Mr. Hugh McDonald, o
Smith, who went out West sora
ince, is now working in a in
miles from Virginia, City, Ne ad
ites home that the wages ther
r. per nii:yntli for winter work, an
!swam( r. Ile had not seen
f !eatin for souse mouths, th
one to ' him being twelv
, ietant, the country is prett
ext.t the ways of the people equal
Exeter( It says there is
that town who, when he want
's the street ior a half lieues loaf
inighbees place of bueluess,
there is a croesing tbout tw,0
On his d'or is too lazy to walk
'null out of his dir€01 way, and
'Auliging like a small elephant
e tee mud, and then has the face
Lis svift, to polish his boots in
lurch flit!, next Sunday mant-
is th ei man ? Natina_him,
•
Morida Mr. A. R. King,
hail a very narrow escape Fre
Light have been a, fatal accide
engaged in pttintiug the wi
..ki" the Mansard roof in front
eksen's new buildine. when t
ding gave way, and 1.'")ie fell do
etely alighting on another seaffo d,
etinit htury.. Where he Mallp.g
d on. Another person, engag
opposite end of the first scaffol
:rown off hs feet, but manp.g
DECEMBER
to prevent himself
of the beards, in
pleasantly near a fe
who esoaped only b
ments.
—The special ine
ift Roe's appointrae
of Grey, (Brussels
he addition to the
bers, nearly all of
being heads of ftam
-there were only 14 -
number is 49, with
adherent. The co
the church. On
eontra,ot tea a fee,
let to Mr. Xohn Mo
of $145.
—From the Na
olip the following a
-"Huron boy," whos
Binevale and vie'
‘other parts of this
with pleasure : "
.the Globe reporton
Ella James, daughte
Esq., J. P., and mid
of one of the depart
here, were
Thanksg,iving clay, a
by the Friday m
schools were compli
sent to them a porti
cake. A host of fri
wishes for the happ
of Mrs. and Mr. Ey
7, 1877.
om falling. Som
urabling, came un
ale on the street
her quick move
ting recently he1i.
t, third. concession
'iron* resulted in
ohurch of 27 ment-i
horn are adultac16i
ies. Two years 4.o
members, now the
large number of
gregation now fills'
riday, Nov. 16, the
e shed, 22x72, was
ougall, for the sum
anee Standard we
tie° coacerning a
many friends in
OA well as in!
aunty, will peruse
. George Eyvil, of
staff, and Bliss'
of CharIes James, '
recently in charge ;
eats of the public
ted in marriage on
d left for Toronto
ming train. The
nented by having
le of the -wedding
tide unite in best
esS and prosperity
1.7' I
Miscellaneous News Iteras.
A lady who onc
station. in society in
tected in pilfering a
house in that city th.
she had, called to soli
was the cause of her
—Several weeks.aa
Knox. Church, Ham', ton, became use-
less through the an, o g way of the
hydraulic apparatus, which supplies
-wind to the instrume it. To make re-
pairs, it has become lecessary to bring
workmen from Mon real. The dam-
ages will amount to several hundred
dollars.
—On ,Thanksgivin
ult., the hotel of Mr.
Wardsville, was bur
by some person or
&treated from. one of tl
the sum of $300, and
able watch and c
Oliver and. Joseph
been 'committed. for
fence.
—j. II. McConkey,
westing the cause of
in connection with th
ance movement. in
escorted to the station
ing by a large crowd,
bearers and a band..
adorned. a high
Montreal, was de-
aluable jewel jii a
other day, where
it charity. Drink
all.
the fine organ in
night, the 22nd
Joseph. Ward, of
laziously entered
persons, who ab -
'e bureau drawers
so took a value-
ain. Abraham
nereaux have
rial for the of-
• hie has been ad -
total abstinence
Gospel Teinper-
evnitarket; was.
on Monday even-
eadad by torch
`e labors in that
village have been very successful, about
700 having signed the Ibrdedge. As the
train was leaving the s, a,tion he spoke a
few parting wards, urging all to be faith-
fal to their pledge.
—Mr. John Yeoman. of Moncla.Mus-
koka, on -killing an thscovered a
most singular substancb in the stomach,
which at first was tak6n for an India;
rubber ball about thred inches in diam-
eter. It was as black as jet, and its
substance like sole lettther. On more
minute examination, it turned. out to be
a collection of hairs. The ox had
been Riling for some
doubt, to this tmwelco
inside.
time, owing, no
e lodger in its
—Henry England, tihe liquor detec-
tive, the man who satecl,as executioner
in the Williams hanging, in Toronto,
was set upon last Saturday night by two
men and severely beaten. When he
left the jail on Friday afternoon he met
a crowd of roughs DII the Don bridge,
who were waiting to throw him into
the river. He ran bac to the jail for
protection, but the officals objected to
his staying there and. 1 t him out at the
back, and by a circu taus course he
reached the city.
—A. few days ago, two year old
child of Wm. Perry, Na, anee, was fatal-
ly poisoned by drinkirt a solution of
saltpetre. The mother had a strong so-
lution of saltpetre for u e- on the throat
of a younger child afflio ed with. quinsy,
and. the older child w nting. a drink,
the mother, by mistake gave it a drink
out of the cnp containii g the saltpetre.
She discovered the mi -take but felt no
great alarm -until the child began to
turn purple. A doot r was at once
brought, who adniinist, ed an antidote,
but it was too late to ave the child's
life.
—On Monday even' cf of last week,
a very sudden death ook place In the
Village of Ancaeteie t appears that
Mrs. Rice, an elderly 1 dy who has re-
sided in the village ior about thirty
years, hacl been, afflictec for some time
with the growth of a tairaor under one
of her arms, and that she had determin.-
ed to have it removed, and with this
object in view she was visited. by Dr?
Orton and Dr. Brandon, who. at her re -
guest administered chloroform and had.
just made the first incision with the
knife, wheu their patient died almost
instantly.
A Cure for Hydrophobia.
As there have apparently been a great
number of cases of hydrophobia lately,
and there is at present certainly no
known remedy or even supposed rem-
edy for that awful diseaserit is worth
mentioning that Mr. Laporte writes
from Birkclale Park, ScOliport, to de-
scribe a case, dating frOrn (three years
back, in Which a collio bitten by a- mad,
dog was cured sixty day- after the bite,
and apparently in. the W rat spasms of
that frightful malady, by having- an
"infusion of datura st'aanoniurn—the
same leaves which astl /liable patients
tsomhoke .for their asthrariti 7 -administered
im.
A handful of leaves were boiled in a
pmt of water, till they hacl shrunk to'
one-half their original bulk, and the
water when strained off was poured.
down his throat. After a violent
paroxysm, a profuse perspiration came
011. The coolie then sank into a deep
sleep, which lasted ei flit hours, and.
when he awoke there vas no siga of
disease. The cure, Mr. Laporte thinks,
was due to the perspire, ion, as in anoth-
er case which he saw )reviaus to the
period of this case, the chief symptom,
which vapor baths wer in vain tried
to cure, was the exce. sively. parched.
and dry condition of th skin. Itwould
be at least worth while or our medical
men to try any alleged ieraedy for a dis-
e.ase which is at present supposed to be
meura,ble.—London Spe tator.
—n is
The latest New Yo k social sense,-
tiothe elopement of the daughter of
the millionaire Arnold, senior member
of the firm. of Amold, Censtable es Co.,
with G. 114 Gillette, a clerk in her
father's employ. Gillette is about '52
years old, and of unblemished reputa-
tion, and th
to each oth
intercourse
bidden by t e young .woman's faanily.
l3ut, as MissArnold possesses $100,000
in her own right, she felt independent of
control, and last week s e went with
laer lover to a hotel, where they were
married. Saturday they started for
Europe, aftlej satisfyin the lady's
friends that he union was regular and
proper.
Aflctjou
Thursday, Dec. 20, on let 18, Babylon
line, Stanley Farm Stock, Implements
and Househ
er,.propriete
eer.
Wednesda,
James Johns
Stock and.
auctioneer.
Friday, Dc. 21, at thc Commercial
Hotel, Beafdrth., a Valuable Farm
Andrew teith, proprietor; . J. P.
Brine auctioaeer.
Credit Auction Sale on Commission.
of Live Sto k, Fanning Implements,
Household F rniture, itc., at Brussels,
on Saturday December 8, 1877, at 1
o'clock P. M. C. R. Cooper, auctionser.
Births.
E Inondvillc, on Dec. 1, the wife of
Mr. David Ri chie, of a daughter.
BRYDON.-In Iliirpurhey, on Nev. 28, the wife of
Mr. Jas. Brydon of a, son.
BROWN. -In S orth, on Nev. 23, the wife of Mr.
James Brown of a daughter, (still born.)
DOWLING.-In Seafort,h, on Dec. 4, the wife of
Mr. David Dowling, of a daughter.
D1IVJ,BEAUX._.LI MaKillop on November 29,
the wife of ir1i. Edward Deve aux, of a son.
STAFFORD. -In Brussels, on November 25, the
ROSS. -At Rodgerville, on 3ce Pe1st, the wife
wife of Rev. C E. Stafford, Ifiher a daughter.
of Mx. Gavin Ro.ss, of a on.
Marriages
•
COMMON -OWE E. -Al the XeSidncc of the
bride's father, on December 6 by Rev. Matthew
Barr, Richard . Conunon, of North Dumfries,
to Janet Burn t, third daughter of Hugh Grieve,
Esq., of Mar .
OLE -TAYLOR. -At the residence of the bride's
father, Hallett, on December 4, by Rev. R.
Davey, Mr. J. Cole, to Miss Miry A. Taylor, both
NIOTIRING--TROYER.-At Shaffer's hotel, Kip -
pen, ors Novernber 22, by Rev.111. Cameron, Mr.
William Manu 1 Mohring, of Colborne, to Miss
• Catherine Troyer, of Stanley.!
AIARTERS-Mc STER.-At; the residence of
the bride's fLLtlICr, 011 Novemher 28, by Rev. H.
Cameron, Mr. Win. C. Charters, of Hensel],
to Elizabeth. Ann, second daughter of Robert
McAlister, Esq., of Ty.
Deaths.
couple haveibeen attached
for several Years, but all
etween them has been for -
urmture. John Walk-
; Wm. Harrison, auction-
, Deo. 19, on lot 11, con. 1,
on's Mills, Stanley, Farm
plements. j. P. Brine,
HISSOLM,On Nov. BO, in Toronto, Marquia
2 Chisholm, -Prof ssor of music aged 42 year& '
AUNCEY.-In B ssels, on Nov. Maria Louisa
only daughter 1 john and Elizabeth Danneey,
formerly of Siaforth, aged 10 years and 11
Months.
PATTON.-In Var a, on Nov. 30, Atha Patton,
1 aged 62 years.
MeLAUGHLIN.- t the residence of his dough -
ter, township o Howick, on Dec. 2, Robert Mc-
Laughlin, Sr., ged 67 years. I
THE
all Wheat
MARKET.
SEAPORTS, DOC. 6, 1877.
1 18 to 1 20
pring Wheat, Fife per bushel... , 1 05 to 1 08
Sprig Wheat,Red haff,per bush. 1 00 to 108
Oats per bushel. 0 80 to. 0 82
Peas, per baahel , 0 65 to 0 60
Barley per bushel. 0 45 to 0 50
Butter, No. 1, Lo se, trade 0 16 to 0 16
Butter, No. 3, Loos , cash.. . 0 15 to 0 16
Eggs 0' 15 to 016
Flour, por barrel 6 00 to 6 50
Hay 9 00 to 10 00
Etides, per lb.
Sheep skins -
. . . 0
00 5 00 ttoo . 01 0060
Salt (retail) per ba rel, 0 76
Salt (wholesale) pe barrel.-- 0 65
Potatoes, per buil el 0 85 to 0 35
tarioalVabrl 5 00 to 5 60
Wool, per lb • 0 28 to 0 28
allow, per lb. 0 °alto 0 06:4
Dreased Hogs, per 10 lba 5 00 to 6 50-
leef, in.quarters, p r 100 lbs.4 60 to 5 00
1 •
Fall, Wheat, por Uri
'Spring Wheat, perb
Oita, per bushel
Barley, per bushel
Peas, per bushel.
BUtter. .
Potatoes....
Eggs
Hay, Per ton-
•
Ctrwrort, Doe. 6, 1877
hel . . ... ....... 1 12 (fa 120
tithe] Q90 105
0 80 cl]. 081
• 0 40 @ 055
0 58 @ 060
0 13'0 16
0 BO @ 085
0 18 @ 014
10 00 @ 12 00
• • B▪ LYT , Dec. 5, 1877.
Treadwell, per bush. 1.$1 18 to $1 20
Rod Winter, per bneh 116 to 1 18
Spring wheat, Red Chaff, 0 96 to 1 02
Fife arid Club, 1 00 to 105
Pima, per bush. .... ....... .. . 55 to 60
Baxley, per bash , 45 to 50
O Is, per bushel . 0 80 to 0 88
P rk, per 100 lbs . 600 to -6 60
B of, 1 , 5 00 to 650
-B tter, rolls. par lb. 0 17 to 0 18
B tter, per lb. tub ,. , 16 to 17
Eggs, per doz 12 to 13
Potatoes, per bush 0 80 to 085
Hides, . 6 00 to 6 50
Sheep .skins 1 0 60 to 1 25
flay, ' 8 00 to 10 00
LONDON, Dec..6.—Fall wheat, per 100
1 s. $1 90 to $2 10; spring, $150 to
$1 97; oats, 900 to 93o; }peas, 90c to
$0 95 ; barley, 90c to 61 15 ; .pork, per
100 lbs., $4 50 to $4 75; butter, perilb.,
180 tol 20c; eggs,per dozen, 15c.
•
TORONTO, Del: wh.es,t, per
bu. $1 25 to t 26; spring, $1 06 to
$1 111; barley, 56c to 58o; oats, 350 to
38c; pbas, 64c to 68c; &eased hogs, per
100 lbs„ $5 50 to $5 50; blitter, per lb.
180 to 200; eggs, per cloe1, 18c. I
Toronto Live Stock!i 'Market.
CAT Ln. ----:Firs -class have been firm
• r4 50 to $4 7 i, or,Terhaps, 65 might
be paid for choi e. Second-class $3 75,
and some seihnL a trifle lo ver. Third-
class weak at $3 to $3 25. There have
been sales of a ar of mix d, averaging
1,109 lbs., at Ng ; some lot comprising
46 head. averagi g 1,050 lb ., at33;$
car of steers averaging 1,05 ,lbs. at 44;$
a ,car of intaed averaging .1,050 lbs. at
$41' a car of 311 xed averao ng 900 lbs,
• $31.
Serer. --First-class $5 • 0 to $6 50,
or $4 25 per cental for ny dressing
from 75 to QO l3s. Seam -class $4 25
to 4 75. Tliir -ClaSS §3 to §3 50.
LA1P3S.—F st class,which now means
lambs dressi g t least 50 pounds, bring
75 to$4. S cond-class, $3 to $3 25.
Alnd third-chIss, or culls, $2 to .$2 50.!
lot of 52 1 ead, dressing 45 pounds
s ld at $3 40f; a lot of 26 head at $3,
d a lot, iiaf sheep and. half lambs, at
H 25 all rouhd.
HOGS.—Thp market has been well
supplied, prites being from $4 to $4 25
per cental.
7661.100,11
SPECIFIC ARTICLES.
OTICE TO F
having put 0
tortao
naachine, they
e ciency
crier as well elicit
a hment has be
and the q
we refer to Mr.
S /TITERS it DI
MERS.-The undersigned
e of Brown's Attachmeots ix
are now prepared to thresh
er grains. The mae,hine with
n thoroughly tested, and for
ality of the Work it performs
G. Sproat, Tnekersmith.
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THE
HURON XEP6SI
......66677777,6`7.77,6,77,67,626
71
ESTRAY STOCK.
VSTRAY HEIFERS. -Carne into the
of the undersiped, Lot 14, Con. 7,
yearling Heifers, on or about Septenthe
owner is requeated to prove property, pa
and take them aw y. THOS. E. WAR
the unIersi
”fil STRAY CA f,"F
or about the 20th
The owner 16 req
charges and take
MAN.
premises
Whitt, 8
10. The
charges
. 521
-Come into the pr inises 6,1
ed, Lot 12, Con 18, ett, on
f October, a grey He fer Calf,
ested to prove prop Ay, pay
her away. • HENRY HOFF.
• 522x4
VSTRAY BULL.1-Came into the preinisOs of
+-2 the undersignr, Lot 13, Con. 2, Maillop, 'on
or ahout the first Augnit. a two-year old red
Bull. The owner is requested to prove Property,
pay charges and t ke him away. JOH O'SUL,
LIVAN.
621-4 .
•
IESTRAY HEIFER. -Came into the premises of
-I" the undersigned, Lot 7, Con; 8, McKillop, on
or about the last of August, a grey Heiferi coming
two. The owner il requested to prove property,
pay charges and take her away. MRS. HART,
McKillop.
• 519x4
,
ESTRAY
EI R. -Came into the premised
-2-4 of the nacre gned, Lot 35, Con. 1, lIcKillop,
about the let of June bust, a red and white year ••
property, pay char es and take her away. RALPH.
ToladZifseor.41.The owner is requested to prove
• 519x4
pSTRA.Y TEER.-Came into the premises of
-2j. the un ersigned, Lot 28. Com 0, Ifibbert,
about the naiddle of Novensber, a grey S•earling
Steer. Thelowner is requested to prove pXoperty,
ppaByReci.xleanT.sea "an
d take him away. JOH HPE T-
the undersiignair
TSe kTe nr a AmTi 1 I
are
are red and
requested to
them away.
.6:141_,V. ES. -Came into the preMises
,Lo.t,a2e4a,iCveogn,I
..tw2,01:4f.
8pring
the other twO grey. The owner
provelproperty, pay charges
WM. DALE.
of
which
is
nd take
522:4
ESRAY TEE4.-Came
e no ersigned,
Tuekorsmit on or
two-year ol red and
requested t prove
him away. EORGE
ESTRAY IFER.--Came
of then' dersigned,
1, Morris, a out the
year old Heiler. The
property, pair expenses
PETERHILL, B
into the pre
Lot 40, Con. 8,
about the 'list. of October,
white steer. The owner
property, pay oharges and
TROTT.
hies of
L. R. S.,
a
is
take
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into the premIses
South half of Lot 89, Con.
month of June, a r$ two-
owneris requested to prove
and take the animal away.
travel° P. 0. 00x4
R S TRAY
-2-2 ises of the
heifer, with
Whoever wiR
abouts of the
W. E. COLDWELL,
ts IFER.-S trayed from the prom-
subscriber, a year-old light roan
spreading horns and of geed size.
give information as to the 1y/here-
animal will be 'suitably rewarded.
Constance P. 0. p19.4
STRAY
of the undersigned,
r about Ootober
white Eiteerl-both
requested te
take them sway.
_
CA.TTLE.-Cam
15,
pro -'e
. i
1e to the prIonlises
Lot 16, on. 6, Stanley, on
a red Heil r and a lied and
coming three. The owner is
property, pay charges and
THOS. JOHNSTON. 621.x.4
STRAY CA.TTLE.-Came into the premises
the undersigned, Lot 15, Con. 1, McKillop,
; bout the bg
' inning of October, 2 yowling
Heifer an Steer. Heifer is red and white,
• tiser all red The owner is requested to
i
•roperty, ly extsses and take them
AMES. CA LIN. ' - I
;
of
cattle
and
prove
, away.
622x4
-i-
of
R. S.,
three
white.
pay
5g2x4
,
1 STRAY 11ATT4E.-Came lute the premises
' the undersigned, Lot 18, Con. 4, 14.
' uckeranaith, about the first of November,
• earling steMe andIone heifer-ailred and
' he owner is requested to prove property,
xpenses and take them away. ALEXANDER
IVINGSTONE. I •
STRAY OATTi$E-.-Came into the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 28, Con. 13, Hibhert,
bout the mActle of September, 1 yearling heifer
1 ed and white, and Lk -eller calf also spotted red
nd - white. The 'owner is. requested to prove
roperty; pay exPenses and take them away.
ETER MORRISON. • 522x4 -
STRAY SEIFER.-StraYed from Lot 21, Con.
4, L. R. p., Tuekersmith, about the beginning
•1 November, axed Heifer coming 3 -with i white
in the bellyi and white hind legs. Any person
. Ying Binh information as will lead to the recov-
ry of the above animal will be suitably rewarded.
SOMAS LEECH, Sea forth P. 9. 521x4
•
STRAY- SHEEP. -Twenty-four sheep having
lately cane into my possession, which I have
!trod reason to believe were stolen, I wish the
i
. roprietor o proprietors to prove property., pay
.xpenses and tako them away. Said sheep have
'0811 in my possession since the 16th of October.
OHN MILLEN-, Lot 1, Con. 3, Turnberry. 516
STRA.Y OATTLE.-Strayeafrom
of the subseriber,
:arly in the
c lor, 1 black
ear old, .2 heifers
• n them. A
s to their
• a ty P. d.
the promises
Lot 19, Con. 12, Hibbert
summer, 1 two-year old steer,
steer one year old, 1 red steer
bne-year old with white
reward will be given for information
'whereabouts. JOHN HENRY,
,
rat
one
marks
Cr -o-
5224
Heifers,
The
aud the
owners
pay
GOV.
522x4
STRAY SEIFERS.-Came into the premises
of the undersigned, at Winthrop, 2
• no 1 -year old and, the other 2, both- red.]
arling came about the first of July,
other about the firat of November. The
.1 tho above are requested to prove property,
es urges and poke them away. ANDREW
NLOCK. 1 ;
STRAY . STEER - AND HEIFER.- Strayed-
from- the promises of the subscriber, Lot 4,
son. 11, Trickersmitb, in June last, a red Steer
a • d a red ;and white Heifer -year-olds. Both
a imals have 2 notches cut out of the lett ear.
• ny person giving sack information as will lead
• the recovery of the above animals will be
s itably rewarded.' D. McDONALD, Chisellmrst
.0. • 1 . 522x4
1 STRAY -STEERS
i from the premises
g ayfield react, two facers
e eer red and white,
h -tiers all red, ono
a 1 red. Any person
'111ead to the recovery
i . imals will be suitably
'. INTON, Clinton
1 STRAY GATTim
1 ises of the un
t roe Yearling Cattle.
wl, ite, with ted neck
• ith a white star on
b . e other a red and
s • °alder. Any person
a will leaa to the
11 be suitably rewarded.
alton P. 0,.
AND HEIFERS.: ---Strayed,
of the subscriber,
and three heifers,
the otber nearly rod,
a. mooley, and the other
giving such information
-of all or any of the
rewarded. JOHN
P. 0.
.-Strayed frothe
ersigned, Lot 8, Con. 15,
Ono a steer, nearly
and legs ; one a roan
forehead and a white
white heifer, with black
giving such information
1 recovery of tho above
ADAll TURNBULL,
Lot 40,
one
two
nearly
as
said
WIG-
517
p rem -
Grey,
all
heifer,
belly;
off
cattle.
518
--- -
Hay,
-all
one
and
fore -
giv-
521x4
Two
Two
white
Also 2
having
bell on:
where-
520,4
I STRAY OA.LVES.-Strayed
' of the nndersigned,
i • out the Btd of
h ifera. Two arered
w th white back and
r d sides; and one
h ad, and OM white
. g such information
a all or an: of the
r. warded. ..miene1EL
from the premises
Lot 21, Con. 18,
October, 4 spring Calves
(one of them a muly),
white on belly and head,
red, with white spot on
on belly. Any person
as will lead to the recovery
said animals will be suitably
ZELLER, Zurich.
•
STRAY 0A.TTLE.-Strayed
• of tho Undersigned,
i out the ;end
8 x Yearlings
s eers of rea
o the heifers
w th red haiirs,
r d steers and
n tch on left
A. • y person kiving
% onta will i
r WEBS, Faraaho.
from the premises
Lot 15, Con. 14, Hibbert,
of the month - of September,
-3 steers anda 8 heifers.
color, the otherred and white.
red and white, and the other
and had on a .small bell.
1 heifer red and white, tell
ear, and one year old, also
information ea to their
be suitably rewarded. WILLIANI
P. 0. •
a STRAY CATTLE.
I 6, Hay,'
3 tt1e--2 Steers
sits White with
b 1 e other steer
ti e heifers is
a d white.
ith a slit in
t ;at will lead
.. ale will
ileALLISTED,
,
1 STRAY
I Lot 11, Oon.
Do expireeedtgb
meifer, lonOoatured,
L g toWards
B me white on
ay up the aide,
0:1! at 2 yeas
•• as advertised
0. Iiovembei•
a . d owned by
of vertisement
t • e animal sway
'
f ar the animal
1 oiler, one year
a • d strayed from
ot 28, Con:
.n giving Ouch
r • °ovary of dither
a. itably rewarded.
- },.. worm
-Strayed from Lot 23,
on or abont May last, four yearling
and 2 Heifers. One of the
red ears, and red round the
is spbtted red and white;
all red, and the other spotted
Each i of the animals was
the right ear. Any information
to the recovery of the above
be suitably, rewarded. ROBERT
Hills Green P. 0.
Con.
steers
nose ;
one of
red
marked
ani-
521
_ -
from
(the
point- .
a little
had a
animal
seen
and
to take
mem to
red
age3
per -
to the
will be
Kippen.
, 522
CATTLE.
4,
I. an .j113anmatehsa
each other,
the
3
old,
in the
91h, and
the
a few
it
was
old
the
2, L.
information
la Cardno's
-Strayed or Stolen
B. R. S. Tuckersmith,'
,bnat blingietiaregds
Onhecsanreteyr)
very short horns and
tail white o.bout halfway,
belly, a narrow strip
years' old past, baying
but now farrow. The
Exrosrran by Mr. Chesney
two following weeks,
subscriber, paid for keep
days after. On going
was gone, as there is
stolen. Also a dark
past, rather small for
premises of the subscriber,
B. S. Tnckersmith. Any
as twill lead
Of the above animals
i WILLIAM -COPP,
block, Seaforth.
spm
DUNCAN &
pu
D HOUSE FOR
1 I
CHEAP AND. FASHIONABLE D
1 [ • s
1 i 5
l I
IVE ARE NOW OFFERING GOODS AT PRICES TO
HAVING IMPORTED Tfl BULK 011 OUR STOOK, A
LARGELY IN CANADI COTTONS AND WOOLENS
PREPARED TO SHOW NE OF T.HE LARGEST ^
STOCKS OF FRESH AND FA.SFIIONABLE DRY GOODS
THIS COUNTY. SEE OUR STOCK.1 -
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES OF DRESS GOODS IN
,
ABLE' SHADES OF COLO, IN PLAIN, CHECKED,
AT '10, 15, 20, 25, 30; 35 AND 40 CENTS PER YARD,
,
,
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO 0
CENT DRESS GOODS. HAVING GOT A SPECIAL 13
FIFTY PIECES, FOR CASH, WE CAN SHOW OUST
THESE PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN THIS T
WINOEYS, IN GREYS AND BROWN, AT 7 CEla
CHECKED AND KNICKERBOCKER WINCEYS, AT
CENTS PER YARD. 1,
TWO HUNDRED' FELTI SKIKTS, LT 65 CENTS
-.
'-
BLACK LUSTRE AT 20 CENTS, WORTH 30 CENTS.
LADIES' COLORED SILK TIES, FR M 8 CENTS TO
,
Ft—Yr _A.1\4- .1V1
LADIES' FELT HATS, 'LADIES' S RAW HATS,
MENTS, FEATHERS, • WINGS. LAD ES'• BONNETS
MANTLES MADE TO ORDER INAq THE NEWEST
MADE MANTLES, NEW, FROM $2 p UP. LADIES
AND SEAL FUR, MUFFS; ROM $1'175 -TO $5. MIN
TO $38—VERY LOW.
•
READY-MADE CLOTHI TG; MEN''' BEAVER AND
MEN'S TWEED COATS AD . JACKETS, MEN'S PA
AT PRICES- TO SUIT. wys, CLOTHING READY-
,
TO ORDER. Hfl
IMEN'S UNDERCLOTHING, SHIRTS AND. DRAWE
i •
75 CENTS, AND $14 MEN'S A.ND BOYS' CLOTH AND
50 CENTS UPI MEN'S FUR, • CAPS I 1N SEAL; BE
BOOTS AND SHOES. '
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
& DUNCA
AFORTH.
Y GOODS.
UIT THE TIMES,
D BOUGHT VERY
WE ARE NOW
AND CHEAPEST
VER OFFERED IN
L THE FASB/ON-
AND BROCADED,
I '
R 20, 25 AND 30
GAIN OF ABOUT
MERS GOODS AT
WN. SIrETIIEtII.
TS. SEE THEM.
10, 121 AND 16
0 $2. SEE OUR
FIVE HUNDRED
0 CENTS.
LOWERS, ORNA-
ALL STYLES,
HAPES. READY -
FURS N MINK.
SETS ROM $10'
NAP OVERCOATS,
TS AND -VESTS—
ADE AND MADE
S, AT 50 CENTS,
SEAL -CAPS FROM
ER, 07ER, &c.
EOR CHEAP AND
Seaforth.
BUFFALO ROEES 1BUFFAL
LINED AND UNLIN
I .1
•
EVERY ONE SHOULD SEE T1104 BUFFALO RO
OUR MR,. McMULK N AT THE LAT
) 1
G9AJ SALES IN TORONTO AND
THEY WILL BE SOLD
ROBES.
D.
ES BOU6HT BY
ONTREAL.
AT LESS THAN HALF THE USTI L PRiCES,
TWELVE BALES TO CHOOSE FROM.
L. BEATTY & C
Seaforth.
WILLIAM HILL &. CO., S
••••.6,..•••••••
WE ARE Not GIVING UP BUSINESS.
WE ARE Not REMOVING TO BETTER PREMI
WE ARE NEXT 'DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE.
WE ARE OPPOSITE THE BANK AND COMME
WE ARE FOUR DOORS SOUTH OF MARKET 8
'WE ARE, QUITE) PLEASED WITH OUR B'USIN
WE ARE CLE1ARINC OUT STOCK EVERY DAY.
WE ARE BRINGING IN NEW STOCK EVERY
WE ARE INCREASING OUR BUSINESS EVERY S
.BECAUSE WE ARE SATISFYING THE PU
FOR A GOOD ARTICLE AT A FAIR
AFORTH.
'ES.
CIAL HOTEL.
REET.
SS LOCATION.
EEK.
ASON.
LIC 134EIVIANp
PRICE.
WILLIAM HILL & -CO 'S
DRY GOODS IMPORTING AND CLOTHING ESTABLISH.
MENii, MAIN STREET, SEAFOPTH.
SPCIA.I.4 ivirr o
;
ALLAN IA
TCHELL
WISHES THE LADIES TO • KNOW THAT HE HAS IN STOCK DR -
WARNER'S CELEBRA.TED HEALTH CORSET, SO HIGHLY RE-
COMMENDED BY THE MOST EMINENT MEDICAL MEN. THE
bORSET HAS SKIRT SUPPORTER AND SELF-ADJUSTING PADS, AND
IS UNEQUALLED FOR BEAUTY, STYLE AND COMFORT.
1
ARRIVING EVERY DAY,
A MAGNIFICENT VARIETY OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR CHRLSTMAS.
ALSO MILLINERY, MANTLES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS AND ORNA-
MENTS IN PROFUSION.
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO ENUMERATE ALL TEE STYLES AND
PRICES. -
ALLAN MITCHELL, Seaforth.
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
paGs.
"a* 8011
9, Con.
Boar.
returni
The undersigned keep during this
on, for the improvement of Stock, on Lot
, 11.3. S., Trickersnaith, a Chester White
erms, $1 pes sow, with the privilege of
if necessa . ANDREW STORY. 521xg
TO ST )OK RAISE
kee on his pro
lop, for the improvem
Thorong bred Suffg
payable t the time b
of retur ng if Doc
SON.
S. -The undersigned will
sets, Lot 29, 0011.,5, AloKil-
nt of stOck. this WAWA. re,
Boar. Terms, $1 per sow,
strviceowith the privilege
emery. W. A. ANDER-
514
NOTICE TO FARMERS. -The urdersigned
wil
improve est of stem this season, a well-bred
ullkeep on Lot 1, Con. 9, Hallett, for the
i
Berkshire Boar. This pig is one of the best in
timtheeoCefsunerN iTeirrntaih st,7a (mars, payable at the
mieessary WM.
COWAN.ce,we privilegl of returning if
521.4x
Ps /OS, 08. -The nndersigned- sill keep dux-
.
lug th present season, for the iMprovernent o f
stoat on iis premise& on the fourth coal:erection of
Tuckersur th, one nnle and * quarter south of
Egmondville. a thoroughbred White Suffolk Roar
Pig. Thifi is one of the finest animals in this
section of the country. Terms, $1 for the sea-
son, with the privilege ni returning if necessary.
JONA.TH1N CARTER. . 519
plEDIGREE OF BE/RKSIIIRE BOAR," First
-1- Duke lef Nissouri," the property of Tohn Staf-
ford, Lot 21, Con. 14,- McKillop. First Duke of
Nissouri was farrowed 03t. 15, 1875. Bred by
John Snell, Edmonton, Ont. Got by Imported
Lori Liverpool, dam Imported Sovereign by own
brother to Sambo 2nd; grand dam.No. 2, by St.
Adair; great grand dam Lady St. Dennin ; great
great grad dam by Gloster Premium, Lord
Liverpool. the sire of the first Duke of Nissouri,
has made a good record at leading shows. He
won the following prizes tinder a year old at the
following shows in England in 1874, viz.: It at
Bath and 1Vest of England; 2nd ab thR
e oyal
Counties a a Gloucestershire, 1st at the Provin-
cial Pair at Toronto in 1574, and triple prize as
the best .imported boar on the ground under a
year, also at the head of the prize herd, and the
some record at the Western Fair, London, in 1875.
First Duke. of Nissouri also received the Ist prize
at Stratford in 1877; first at Seaforth in 1877;
and first at Brussels in 1877. First Duke of Nis-
souri's dam, Imported Sovereign, is the bean -ideal
of a perfect Berkshire, and the best sow we ever
..-
of service,
sary. JP.IN
with' privilage
STAFFORD,
of returning U neces-
Proprietor. 1 522,
I1VPORTANT
NOTICES.]
NOTICE. -Alexander
241h December, are
signed for eollectiou, And
requested te take notice
accordingly. 116CACGHEY
Seaforth.
, P
Wright's', Salo Notes, due
at tue office of the under-
all parties indebted axe
and gevern themselves
eal HOLMESTED,
.1522-2
MOTICE.,-All
-2-1 Taxes
further tronble.
taxes paid
lose their
elections:
l'1/41-, °TICE.;
-1-1 -Winthrop
Factory, on
o'clock P.
business of
ments for
HILL.
part'
are requested
-Parties
on or before
:votes at
t7AMES BATT,
s who hive not paid their
to do so at once and save
who do not hale their
the' 141hr inst will likely
the approaching mnnicipal
Collector.• 522-2
-A meeting
Cheese
Wednesday,
M., for
the past
the next
1
of the I Patrons i of the
Factory will be held in the
December 13th, at 1
• e ptirpose of settling the
ear and ral eking arrange.
,ear
work. WILLIAM
TEMPERANCE COl VENTION.-At the, last
-1- District Lodge ;deating of the Independent
Order (4,1 Good Temp ars, it was resolved that
from that time our m.,,tings as a. DiStrict Lodge
should cease to exit. , but fro thenceforth we
call ourselves a Conye • tion of T mparanee work-
ersn:i open to all Tempe ance bodie . A Convention
will be held in Blyth, .n Thursday, December 20,
at 11 o'clock A. 3L A Temperance workers are
invited. JOHN S. F ASER, Seereteay. 522x2
,
NOTICE. -LAB the near is nejw drawing to a
.1.1 close, and the•time for nominating Council-
muset bmodel° Bit a,t the Council Board, and
that timely Warning may be given the eh:April,
we, the undersigned, beg to inform the munitipal
el./eters of Tuckersinith that we wish our names
withdrawn as candidates for the ensuing year.
Thanking the electors for the oordidenoe reposed
in as, we retuain, your obedient servants, JAMES
LANG, WM. SPROAT. 532
NOTICE. --A. meeting of the Electors of the
Township of Hay will be held on Monday, the
31.0 day of December, at 12 o'clock- noon, in the
Town Hall, Zurich, for the purpoae of nomintit.-
ing a Reeve, Deputylteeve. and three Councillors,
to serve as members of the Municipal Council for
1878. And, should a Poll be demanded, the same
will be opened on the first Monday in January,
1878, at 9 o'clock A. M., in the different Sub -
Divisions as follows,' viz.: • Sub -Division Ne. 1 -
At the SchoOlHouse in School Section No. 2;
Robert Lanunie, Deputy Returning Officer. Sub -
Division No. 2 -At the School. House in 1 School
Section No.10.; Alexander McLaren, Deputy lie -
turning Officer. Snob Division No. 3 -In the
Town'llall,' Zurich; amuel Foster, Returning
Officer. Sub -Division. No. 4 -In the School
House in School Section No. 4; Henry V. Dir -
stein. Deputy Returning, Officer. Sub -Division
No. 5 -In the School House In School Section No.
12 • Michael'. Zeller, Deputy Returning Officer.
SAMUEL FOSTER Townshi Clerk. 522-2
..
-
W
NTED.
A PPRENTICES
43- diately, Six App
business. Apply to
Post Office, Seaforth. 1
ANTED. --Wanted imme-
entices to the Dressmaking
ISS HANNAH, over the
' ' 512
BLACKSMITH WANTED.
ately, a good Blacksmith.
made by letter please taste
ply to SAMUEL BEI,
--Wanted iramedi-
If application be
wages expected. Ap-
Harloek. 522
TEACHER WANT .-A Teacher holding a
second-elase cert &ate wanted ‘forBayfield
School for 1878. app ieations, stating salary, to
be addressed to A. 'RUTLEDGE, Esq., Chairman
Board of Trustees, Ba field. 521-2
TEICHE-R WANT .-Wanted, a Ilale Teach -
or holding a sew dr or third class certificate
for the Walton tinio4 School. Duties to com-
mence an. 8, 1878. 1 Good references required,
with certificate of eh rooter. Applications, stat-
ing salary, will be received until Thursday, 29th
November, by the un °reigned. ROBERT PAT-
TISON, Secretary-Tre aurer, Walton P.O. 51914
•
FOR SAL . OR TO LET.
TO RENT. -A Wago Shop open to Bent in a
good stand, on ea.y terms, at Hills Green.
Apply to JOSEPH E WIN, Hills Green Post
Office. 521
CHEAP GOODS
OR
6 13 IR, I s T 1/1.AS
AT DENT'S.
FURS. F RS. FITS.
Beautiful Fara, $8 a Set at DENT'S --a few
Sets on hand yet of Mi k and Seal.
Bla kets, B ankets, at Cosi
Shawls, Slu zols, at Cost.
- -
Mantles .711 ?ales, at Cost.
Mil nery, iktii8, at Cost.
,
Dress Goods CheaPer tan ever
• at D ,ene 8.
/Flannel , Cloths, Hats, Caps, and
Underclothing Cheapest at Dent's.
On account of the op weather Mr. Dent will
ran off his Winter Good regardless of value from
now until the holidays.
COME ON AND GT YOUR CHRIST-
MAS PRESENTS.
G. DENT, SEAFORTLi.
TOWN HALL, gAFORTH
ONE NICHT:- ONLY.
MANAGER.
STAGE .3tAii.4111-1 R- SlliPACIesM
XS. *T- SAMBROOK.
The Gifted4glish Tragedienne,
MISS SOPHIE MILES,
1 I Supported by
Spackmat's Royal Star Dram-
] atic .COmpany.
Re -organized and Augmented for the Fail and
Winter Season of 1877-8.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 11, 1.6770
The Beautiful PlaY, in 4 Acts, entitled
1
i EAST _LYNNE.
mALLE
197%,
Miss Sophie Miles .
SONGS, - - J. SAMBROOK.
, To conclude with -the one set eamixiy,
OUR NAI11--T4e, Good fin. Nothing'
Watnission, 25 cents. : Reserved Seats, 50 centas.
p22-3. FRED. ROBINSON, Agent.
0
0
t
*Pit .ROBERTSON & COs,
SEAFORTHI
I
ilAN SHOW YOU A LARGE
STOCK OF
§KATES :
Acme, Barney & Berry's All
Clamp, Ice Ring and Club)
&c., &c.
SLEIGH :BELLS:
Neck, Back, Body, Open,
&c.
00W CHAINS:
Open, Close, Ring, and Wal -
tom
AXES
Burrers, Warnock's,and the
Welland Vale.
CROSS -CUT SAWS
The Lance Tooth, Improved
Champion, Tuttle Tooth
and Lightning. °
All of which they will sell for less
money than ever -offered
in Seaforth. before,
REMEMBER
That we have Moved to our
NEW PREMISES
; Bast Side Main Street.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
WM. ROBERTSON th Co,
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A8f19SN(1Ol
go
WILSON'S
The Great Cure for Covghs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, JYJWOTpiflg
Cough, Croup,c6c. and all Diseases
of the Bronchial iubcs or Lungs.
WILD
Gives Instant Relief in the Most
Severe Cases, and never fag& Those
who try it once always recommend
it to their friend§, and in this may
the sale has become immense.
CHERRY.
Sold by LUMSDEN WILSON, Seale/1h, at
2.5c., 50c., and $1. 522