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11 known that froom
Jul. shore there is
,t running up the
tet that the body
m the place where,'
he drowning took
probable he htfe
ung a considerable
`Iii: of the accident
the current :.poke
es was carried up
t norm the buds of
to was brought to
John Craigie, who
ur before,about six
er the place where
ecideilt happened,
in or h-ruisefl, but
T' that ...kernel so �-
°guized but for thft
e
to in the pockets.
tie dost iz at, once,
axots were on, and
.•cell,d nut swipe 8
was Iouse 111 ' the
Selz water at once
;lz the minute hand
tl 'c'as approaching
tlt`aate. ee is '(Teller-
wits
n.,eiler-
�v as drt� vned be -
evening. At the
;., in the et ensu g,
ken' had. gathered
She least tribute of
reel one. Having
itsMasonic- fra..ter-
• both lodges as-
nd, with the band
1 lucre t eAleuts marc)
.lzteSquutre, thence
Z nd the jail aiad
and the ,Huron
‘= y where the re-
ll Masonic hei1-
'tyright etmduetit g
Fre preirloiuclug
zfr services at the
s ielila. The sky
and hard-
lgeaartf among the
the night, an
F t' Masonic care-
lose
are-h se to the scene.
e largest, without
-ver left Crotlerjcll,
ossieseesr
e _
Mitchell,- get an:
Chin while shoeing
Stratford has been.
roe selling liquor
I Ssz 'llllt:in Day.
mthly cattle fairs
e last one being
law sales made.
.ae recently captur-
ed of Stratford.
i from tip to tip of
'Jigs beautifully ells-
presented. by the
the lacrosse Club of
f the second -th-
en public school,.
ter_ pupils with a
.ininatiolz prior to
Y. of Logan,_ mows
..ste. of an editor.
tt Mr. Race, of the
box of honey- in
=c'ting of Stratford.
at St. Andrew's
el last week. Rev.
etet1- Ioderal .r for
a`k a: young s 11 of
r.. 1st cone's ion,
king hie aarin. The
time . to break the
pie since.
t[111C School Trus-
:ave chatllenged an
e members of the
match at quoits.
Elle oft during the
'-, of Ptdiuerston, is
her illness occasion-
,t'which happened to
?. neat. the town `of
ming aSsai,sa; of the
the buggy.
Iltlaance during the
the ' different de-
Mitchell. I4uhlio
ver tit: per cent.
ktlitente are over-
t! attE:ndal.nce in the
^ t', r o1ui Porteous,
ihitching a span of
I. a few days ago,
o nuuaals becarrie
iitg up, knocked the
•ad kicked hir(z, in-
L. S.,and
aged, for some titre'
t' 1d ek swamp to
''u. with ; the view
e drained. If ear -
Is
great improvement,
nae both for health
Fullerton village,
uelnbered, was in-
ce liar returned ter
'sence of about four
taiid he has not re -
eats of his Rall. and
Will tremble hire
G and Charles Mc-
r ` the - Township
t•lt•t a t;c=iksidorable
alter.; the 'gravel
t.) Newry, which.
the .water over-
t =t eerie-aal places.
Scee,is leave • cam-
- =rk.
:ltr,10th hist., Mr-
(It- decider. shipped
Strati( eel and Pert
!e• 1}=uflale Iuaarket.
l.t of eatc1t was 70
,,eve paid was $3.:
Leeiginnent of lailmbS
i.ver and Strat-
i
f' t}i•rlr f' sass : For
_
=:l manIz:ts fro-
`'` e paarently badly •
;ale' dance, ening
':ittg elms.. It ap-
,v in tr vn, one of
far twelve years
,tater an ewe to bu si-
-e t.i turn his hand
tiers-. On Monday
W. ;fames s 'vas
t. this salve youth
and- possessed
lex aaker's: kit, a
id a quantity of ttp-
4icli he removed to
hid beneath some
piug the suspicious,
- JULY
19 16;8
n
THEA HURON
EXPOSIT(
SEAFOR?rH;
tows taken by
ftR, ARTIST,
scions of the lad, scut one of his own
bo ke e make estionn, and discovered
etc iced them
teles in question,
to, heir owner.
---On the evening of the 19th ult., the
wife of Rev. W. Hayhurst, of Palmer -
Elvin, was presented with a purse con-
tiug $2E;,. by the members of the
Canada Methodist church. Another
arse and a silk• dress were presented
e by the adherents of the church
with an address expressive ' . of kind
sentiments and regret= at her departure
for a new field of labor.
-i-One morning lately, as Dr. Herta-
brook was driving into Mitchell from a
.-vieit to the country, his horse began to
• kjdk viciously, and before it could be
p ified it had kicked the dashboard off
th buggy,. and cut the doctor on. they
chijn and knee so severely that he had
to conveyed to his home and assiste
into the house;where he will be likely t
remain for some time before he will, b
able to use the injured'leg.
-feat/a. White, wife of the postmaste
of traders°n, suet with a serious acci
de t a few days ago. She was standine.
one chair taking down. a book from
sh lf, when her foot slipped and sh.
Ne a precipitatecd backward to the floor
T e back of her head came in contao
h a stove, inflicting an ugly gash an'
feu daring her insensible for some time.
II r escape from `being killed was provi
de tical. indeed. Although Mrs. Whit
is ver seventy years of age, and th
siibck she sustained: by the fall very se
ve e, she is recovering.
On Dominiou Day I child be.1on�,
in; to Mr.. Angust Baunlbach, of Ellic-,
ht ring gone out to the woods with hi
fa her, -wandered off some distance b
hi:e self. Presently. a s ccession • f
s rill shrieks warned Mr.. Baumbach .1
. 1 pending disaster.. Rushing. to . the
. sot, he found that a large bear had.
halal of the child. He hard a stoneham-
er along with him, and he dealt such
h avy blows that the bear was, fain to
a leaden his prey. Mr. Baumbach gave
t , e alarm to 'the neighbors, and they all
a ted in pursuit of the unwelcome
est. At lsltest accounts bruin Was.
s ill roaming the forest.
—About 18 months ago Joseph B.
Odell, a c1ork m the freight ofhae ofsthe
' Grand Trunk Eailvvay 'at Stratford, de-
ct raped, leaving discrepancies in his se-
cbunts amounting to something-' over
hOQ, •and taking with him the wife of
a -.other employee of the company. The
p lice have been on the lookout for
dell ever since, and a few days ago
" spotted' him: at St. Thomas, where
e was arrested by Detective Heenan,
�d brought to Stratford. - He was
tied. by the Stratford Police Magistrate,
d pleaded guilty .to tire; embezzle -
per barrel;
sale) per a
er bushel.
rl
0
2
0
0
0lbs.. .. 4
CNTA8.TO
DRY poops HOUSE,
No. 3, Campbell's Blocsk.
SMITH & WEST, SEAFORTH.
QQ 65
—A young man named Samuel Felly, Potatoes h 35 to 0 40
50 to Oatmeal' 31 to 2 75
23
r Young Briton, was shot on . Saturday Wool, pe
afternoon, near I1[arysville corners, Tallow, > et Milto tr. 00
about eight miles west of Napanee, by a Beef; in' c a• 50. to 5i 251
LID TON, July18,18f8.:
. isaid -White had no provocation what,.
always bee, Fall `4 in a , per bus he . 90 L • , 95
ever, the two men having a, y Spring' heat, perbus o el. 0 80 (cy.. 0 85
on good terms. belly lies in a critical Oats, pet)) le el . 29 Ud 0 80 l
Barley, p r b tshel i 35 C(+ 0 45
condition. p b h h 0 5S (c4 ' 0 61
--Last Sunday' morning three Clot er S ed, par bus 50 �� 00
Hall-
'
3
price that o
new tea, tol
hands, bacon
sold at price
before purcl
paid for goof
lnwF
nee potatoe
vegf tablts
strawberries
applee, pearl
tiny let ,owes
Marinuotii
her houstki cannot: Their stock =bf
nacos, fruits, soaps, fl'bur and' feed,
&c., &o., is first class and will b3
to suit thotitues. Call and thunine'
acing` elsewhere. The highest price,
butter and eggs. 552 •
11118. -On hand daily, prime
, green peas, cauliflowers and garden
f every kind, good and- fresh, Also
rad eni'rauts, black currants, haryeet
es, cherries, and various other vaiie-
pricei3. • 1t. Lo&n w & Co., Sign of the
tamp. 652.
FERGUSO.
Mr. Ro
ANDERSO
` 'Mr. Jai.
CLUTTER
.Mr. Rol
Me1NTOSH
ent. He was sentenced to two years
Barley i e 1� 1 0 40 to 0 45
A Births. -
1S -In Listowel, on July 8, the wife of
. ,Ferguson, of the "Banner," of a son.
Iu Clinton, on July 16, the wife of
s Anderson, of a daughter.
AM. -In (lorries oi,. June 21, `the. wife
rt Clutterhain, of a son:
-in McKillop, on July 18, the wife.
of Mr., ( eorgo McLitosh, of twin daughters:
T , ' - • 15 the wife of
FAL Lls,\E 1,, -In Seaforth on ulv
Mr. Joh Faukuar, of �a sou. - t`•
14ICCAUGH 1Y. --Li Seaforth, on.July 17, the Wife
of Mr... G. McOaughe•,'of a.daugliter. '
Marriages. . e t.
HARTLEY atusetROV1:.-A' the Manse,; Mc-
Killop; on July 17, by Rev. P. Musgrove, as-
sisted ,y Rev J. H, Hanna, of virgiirits, U.
S., and liev. '\S . A. `Vilsdn, recently of Toron-
to, Mr. aures Hartley, to Clara .Eliza, sewed
daught..r of Rev. P. -Musgrove. "
MEN AREY-MCMILLAN.-A: the residence of
the bri e's father, McKillop, on July 12, by
Rev. A McNaughton, Mx., John 14lenarey, to
gather no Ma> ',daughter of Duncan McMillan,
• Esq., a 1 of McKillop. • ' '
HI\OHLE-GEM�IILL.-At the Manse, Bruce -
held, 0 t July . liy Rev. T. Thomson, : r. Goo.
Hinehl y, of Bullett, to. Ag los, second laugh-
ter of lie late Robt. Genua ill, Esq., of Tucker -
smith. ---
FOSTER MILLER. -At the residence ,pf, the
• bride's father; on. July 17, by Rev. Mr. -Mel tth-
j. eves, ,Wiwi, Foster, to Catherine,- eldest
daugil��'t it oJames Miller, Esq., all of Clinton.
'WENE1i, Oti-ROBERTSON .-At the residence
- of the bale's, sister, township ,of Melabide,
Court, o Elgin. on J'unc `i i, byRev. Mr. San-
ders, , •n•. !Wilson Se eiterton, of c-nsall; to Miss
Robert oli., of Exeter.
KLINK :. fl.IME11,- DORSEY,- At St. .James'
-Chard , Seaforth, on Jnly' 15 by Very Rev.
Deana urphy, Mr. Nicholas Klinkheimmor,_ of
Senior h, to Sarah, youngest daaighter of the
late M eba l Dorsey, Sr. of McKillop. -
EAKET.
Eaket,
-D.lti•E.-I
'aged 7
RIELLY.
Ise
2 pion
FERGUS(.
garet,
'years..
GRIPED:,
Harrs•
:aged
MALLO'Y.
eter,
•
Deaths:
A Lakelet, 'on Juno 28, Mr. Wm:;
a, ed 85 years...
hlowick, oh July 5, Mrs=. 'John Dane,
ears and 8 ruoriths. '
t Beechie Cot, Bor=land, Tuckersmith,
a, .win daughter of I 1 Thos. Welly,•agod
h.: -
Tri Tuckersmith, on Jelly 2, Mar-
e
ar-
-ike of Mr. David Pergnso ., aged 56
Gold Hill Nevtula . n July
�1t Cold 5,
o sly child -of Hem y true, Mary Griffin,
oaths`incl 5 days. {
it the residence of !hie father; 'Wrox-
i Tuly 12, Thomas Malloy, aged 17 years.
Fall Wbas
Spring W
-Spring -W
Oateper u
t
TS;
SEAFO.R 1] ; July 18, 1878.
.a.. 0_90 to 0 92
at, Fite, per bush •1 . . 0 85 to 0 87
at, Red Chaff,per u h. 0 80 to 0 80
hel 0S9to 080
Peas per f steel .... 0 55 to 0 57
tis e
mess. l Butter,N 1, Loose.. ... .. -0 10 to 0 11
.
Penitentiary,
Eggs 0 09 to' 0 09
-:—Mr. Collins, farmer, near St. George, l` Flour, po sire, 5 00 to . 6 50
1 ad three valuable horses poisoned by liar • • .:. :. 6 00 co 8 00
Grubb - 0 05 to 0 05
ells green on the 12th Inst. The Grubbs, p s • • • 4 e0
axis green 'vas mixed With flour for Fallen -It d: 001 800
"ng potato bugs,. and left standing in Sheep shin ....0 50 to 1 25
Wool. . ,. 0 21 to 0 22
pail. The. horses ate it and all three salt (ret } , , 0 75
r lb ...
it es er 100
se, per 1
i.
'ed from the effects, Salt{wh • b el...
1
9,
1
lei
etcrs, per 11.
Catholic named James, White. It _ is . C
Buy your Goods where you
Buy your Goods where you
Buy • your Goods where yq,u
Buy your Goods where you
Bu your cods
where you
<G
Buy your Goods where. you
yy
—THE BEST—
THE BEST—
THE BEST—
THE BEST—
T H t' BEST—
THE BEST—
can get
cau get
can get
ca get
ca get
cat get
Valu for Your Morey.
Vain for Your Money.
Valu for Your: Money, •
Valu for Your Money.
Valu . for Your Money.
Valu for Your Money. "
Everybody s ys that Smith & West give
Everybody s ys that Smith &'West give
Everybody s. ys that Smith & Westigive
Everybody s ys that Smith 4 West give
Everybody s ys that Smith & Nest give
Everybody s: ys that Smith & West give
R
II
Ext aordinary Bargains.
Ext aordinary Bargains.
Ext a4 ordinary Bargains.
Ext aordinary Bargains.
Ext aordinary Bargains.
Extraordinary Bargains.
They. can Afford to, as
They can afford to, as
They can afford to, as
They can afford to, as
They can afford to. as
They can afford to, as
poi n. o he
Sae 60 ( 2 25 'i
10 tie 0.11,
50 0 5 00
0
S
, per pa: eel.. .... 1
0
-4
. S. 050Ig, 060- f d _ ,
,.., t� t9.(c 0 10 I Ou Stock is New Fashiona
Our Stock is News Fashiona�
Our Stock is New, Fasbional
Our Stock is New, Fas tioiia
Our Stock is- New, Fes iona
Our Stock tis New, Fas iona
ssort d.
Assort d.
Assort d.
Asserted..
ssorted.
Assorted.
Figures and
figure , and
figure , and
1 igures, and
F'gure and
F'gure , and
-ONE PRIG + -=
-ONE•'RIC
—ONE RIC
NONE . RIC .,
--ONE• RIC '4
-ONE RICE'
fax young mien., -Wm. Townsend, John
Holloway and 'John Loomis, went in a
smack boat for a sail near the mouth of
the harbor. When near Cliebucto Head,
the beat was struck by a squall and up-
set, TOWnsend. and Holloway being
drowned, and Loomis saved by' a pass-
ing fishing smack.
-The County Attorney of Ontario
has received instructions from the. Lo-
cal Government that it considers the
Dunkin Act to be in force in that
county, and is to bel enforced. Accorc.-
ingiy, he is advising- magistrates to col-
lect the fines inflicted by them for Yio-
Timesthy
Butter.
Pork: -r -
Potatoes
Eggs .
flay, per
•
UT.
marke
000 co
4,000
price
LIT
10,000
lation of the lava . This will being°inat- O y
�1
tees to an issue. -
•_ Se�les=
-Last Friday afternoon, in ion better
treal, a woman. passed along Craig NcE
street wearing an Orange rosette. When y r
opposite the low saloon at the corner. of -es.
Sophia lane, a fellow rushed. out and. = ca
undertook to tear it frpm her. ! He had es
made a slight miscalculation, howevr, Voo
for she drew backher fist and dealt hem
.a blow which knocked' him clean off t
sidewalk. ;
—Robert Morrow, one of the early
settlers of Darlington, had gone to the
house of one of his sons, and was on his
way home. He had to go across al
small mill dam. It is supposed he
was struck With apoplexy, as ' a second
son coining after found . the body with
the face in the mud. He was about
eighty years of age, and very highly re-
spected.
-Thetea.lner Hastings left Kings-
ton at 6 a clock on Wednesday evening
of last week, with a Syracuse excursion
party homeward bound; - As.it was like-
ly to be a dark night, a pilot was take
on board, but he lost his reckoning, an
the steamer wandered about on the lake
all night, and only reached Syracuse at
8 o'clock next morning.
- On Mornday, July 1st, an olclFrench
Canadian nmrd Canaille, residing in
the 6th •concession of Ormstown, while
sn the fields Was fiercely attacked by a
Wenn of hornets, and not being able to
rutin swiftly from them, he • threw him-
self face- downwards upon the ground.
In large cumbers they' Trounced upon
his head ; he screamed- loudly for as-
sistance, but before be Was discovered
his head. was completely swollen from
the stings, or, rather, the poison ejected
from. them. Ile was taken home, but
shortly afterwards died. t7
imoseemeemeseasommon went
head, av a e
Auction Sale. Flani igen & Co., 10Q
Saturday, Jul 27, at the Central Ho- for local -use ; lbs., y ear., averaging 1,08 lbs., at $3.75 to
tel, Seaforth, Valuable Property.. 1/*$ J0, foil local use ; i nd James Britton
t
O
.bo
011
sa
to day
yk
ch
ess '
m
la
Bi
fo
1,
th
An
'An
An
An
An
Aft
Exclusively
Exclusively.
Exclusively
Exclusively
Exclusively
Exclusively
they are doing
they are doing
they are doing
they are doing
they are doing
they are doing
Cash Trade.
Cash Trade.
Cash Trade.
Cash Trade.
Cash Trade.
Cash Tr'atle.
We do not require Good qustfpmers
We do not require Good Customers
We do not require Good 'Customers
W do not require Good Cust mers
We do not require Good Cust mers
We do not require Good Oust mers
ten.l......•
-
hees
CA, i`7 <<,�, July , 1u.—Cheese
ac ive ; 1 .000 boxes sold ; 4,
enissione ceding price 8e;c.
bEbxes at ! the price. Average
c '; e low:
LE FALLS. N. IT July 15.—Over
ieese 'O ere o
8c ; mostly Vic
cheese offered.
-PAY EBTS—
-PAY E BTS --
•
TS—
' —PAY EBTS—
—PAY EBTS-
-.-PAY EBTS—
—PAY • EBTS
•
Inc ;erred by th se Unable
Inearred by th se Unable
Incurred. by th se Unable
Incurred by th se Unable
Incurred by th se Unable
Incurred by .th se-- Unable
Unwillin ' to Pay.
Unwillin to Pay.
Unwillin to Pay.
Unwillin to ay.
Unwillin to ' ay.
Unwillin to, - ay.
M
rkets.
bdxes facts ly-,c offered d t Well
ales a 7 to Well
16. boxes ,fart d Well
tt 6c to,, 70 r onl , one .lot 'getting ,
rice. Buttes 15 to 17 ;h ' Marked in Plain::
soma July 17 — Tenfftictories Marked in '.Plain
gisterec. their .fferings of 3,130 Marked in Plain
1,200 boxes so d at 7c to 8c, and,. Marked in Plain.
lead at 8;1'0,. 1 arket very dull, Marked in,„I'lain
itll their harvest,. Marked ,in Plain
CK, Juin: 17 At the -market:
S
11 factories reg'stered 2,550boxes
if June make less 180 boxes.
appear to be al ttle more anxious
ese to -day than last market stay.
oxes poldat 8c, : gc., to 8:?•c These
ecoeof
ng busy s
ere also made i fter tll 1 e
rket. Several other sales are in •
riarc .L -`bu will not be ` in time foie re- 1 We have in Stock a La
and
end
and
and
and
and
Mr. L. F. 1
TEQ
For Sale at
PST
o Tow
11E
M SE
Book
•141CH,
d Stationery Store.
C. W. Pa • st
Views tak -n b
Artist; of 1 ecu
Sale at his a oo
Store.
C. W. Papst
Views taken b
Artist; of Tecu
Sale at his Boo
Store.
s all the Town
L. F. Wheeler,
seh, Mich., for
nd Stationery
as all the Town
L F. Wheeler,
s h Mich., for
n • stationery
C. W. Papst has
Views taken by L.
Artist, of Tecuims
Sale at his Boo . an
Store.
to
to
to'
to
to
to
C, W. Papst
Views taken b
Artist, of Tec
Sale at his Boo
Store.
le, and
le, and
le, and
le, and -
le, and
le, and
IMPORTA
NOTICE T`0 DEBT
ung settled up •th
1877 are notifeed to sett
they will be placed in
mediately.. THOUS
11 the Town
F. Wheeler,
h, Mich., for
Stationery.
as :11 the Town
L. F. Wheeler,
ms :h, Mich., for
a d Stationery O UR ` STOCK O F D
i -
R.
5
1,
MORE NEW - GOODS THIS WZEK
AT
UNCAN & DUNC
N'S, SEAR:PT .
E OF THE BARCAINSH
FATE: -I A LS
ESS IVF �
DON'T FAIL' TO SECURE SO
I
T
OTICES.
i
RS. All parties not hay
✓ ac omits with me fo
e at nee, or otherwise
Cour for colleetion im-
. 0' ONNOR. 550 -
NOTICE TO FARM
TERESTED.-T
in connection with the
chanies' Association wi
;lfr. Woodley, near Br
23rd of July, 1878.
ttry.
BS AND OTHERS IN -
e Annual Reaping Match
Huron Farmers' and Me -
1 be held on. the farm of
edits d, on Tuesday, the
OHN A. YOUNG, Seere-
554-1
LOST 0 FOUND.
SHAWL "F.OUND.-F. and on the Huron Road,
near Seaforth, on he 12,h of Jnly, a Black
and Red Woolen Shawl The owner oan have the
same by caping at the ' xpositor Office, Seaforth,
-and paying expenses. . 554
Sold at
Sold at
Sold at
Sold at
Sold at
Sold at
ae saortmeri
ssortmen
ssortmen
ssortmen
ssortmen
ssortmen
p'We l have in Stock a La ge
port. -
We; have in, Stock a La ge
Wei have in Stock a Lar
Wehave in Stock a Laic
We, have in, Stock a Lar
ive
Mc7s, TREAT,
liott s.let a l
lbs., a
at 4c
marke
pair o
4e pe
from
sixtee
cattle
Head
Stdck 'Masl�ets•`
Jul
air .o
16.--Cattle—I. El
oxen weighing.. 3,550
id a ft.t co weighing 1,490. lbs.,
per lb. ; .thy are for the British
W. Mair; of • London sold a
fat cows, weighing 2,810 lbs.,.•at
lb:, and several, oilier Battle tat
c to b ••c per ib.; _Wrn,.J-Iead sold
cattle at $64.each, .�i#ud ten other
at from �i 45 to 555 each.- Mr.
Ought a car lo d et •15c per' lb.
Toile To, July 17.= The live weight.
purch tees of the weel included the ; fol-
lowin, : Aikens & r moon, 650 lead,
averat ' g 1,375 lbs., S ,t $5, for eel, ort ;
Thome 0n & Co., 50 -heal, averaging
1,400 b ., at . $•1.75 t i S5 'for export ;
JohliBryant and:- Richards; 100
head, averaging 1,1 0 lbs., at 54 to
$4.50, for shipment, o Montreal. ; Mr.
Rodge�rs, 100 head, a eraging 1,300 lbs.,
at 54.50 to 54.75, for- :hiprfleut to Liver-
pool ; Frankland cC •o., 800 head. aver-
s u� aver -
1,300 lbs., at'- .50 to $5, for ship -
to , England.; Fames Walsh, 120
cra�'incf 1,121 lbs., at 1 to $4.50i
•
• A. Days, proprietor ; •J. P. Brine, arc- some choice oracles nd shorthorns at
tioneer. fancy prices. It Itwill be seen from these
Local Notices.
"'Pees: Lime juice. at the Medical Hall,
Seaforth. 553
class,
PARIS GREEN for killing Potato Buas
CALL and. see our large stoqk .of Soli
Rinfe Jew: Fruit Jars. Price low. LAIDLAW
is prepared to pay cash for Good Sweet Yellow But-
ter,
is pails or tabs. None but the best of Batter
will be bought. A.pply to Hickson & Robertsoa,
at Hicksoet & Dross Store', Seaforth. 546
WILSON & YOUNG have the largest and
'best selected stock of fresh family groeeries in
and are determined not to be undersold by
, any house in the trade, having 'bought a large stock
"n‘r segar before the aavance they ere in a position.
44) glse their muuerous customers an advantage in
rauce
cti ns that the range of shipping
was 54.75 t $5 !while for local
class brut ght 54 to 14.50,
50 to $3. Sheep -First-class
om 55 to 56, second-class from
0, and thir -class from $3 to
ambs were in moderate sup -
.50 for first- lass, 53 for second -
52 to $2.5 for thirdeclass.
es -Few lots. of
Ito 54 for lambs ;
ty fair to good..
ies
54.
ply a 53
Bu rAlo, July 1
Choi e steers, $4.9
'butc cis' and shipp
medi na, 54.30 to 54
rnedi m and heavy
Shee
Of,Gents' and Boys' atsoof
, Of Gents' and Boys' Hats, of
Of Get:US' and Boys' Hats of
Of Gents' and Reys' Hats of
Of Gents' and BOyS' Hats of
Every Description.
„ Every Description.
Every Description.
Everk Description.
Every Description.
Every Description.
We haVe in stock al splendid Assortme
We have in stock a splendid AssOrtme
We have in stock a!splendid Assortnie
We have in steel( a:splendid Assortme
We have in stock a,splendia Assortment
We have in. steck a Splendid Assortment
Of Boots and Shoes of all' kinds.
Of Boots and Shoes of al in s.
Of Boots and. Shoes of all kinds.
Of Boots and Shoes of all kinds.
Of Boots and Shoes 9f all kinds. -
Of Boots and Shees of all kinds.
Call -and Examine and
Call and. Examine alert
Call and Examine and.
Call and Examine and
Call and, Examine and
Call and Examine aad
PARCEL LOST.- et, cit the 2nd of July,.
between Seaforth and the 2nd concession of
McKilifip, by way of t Huron Road, one mile
and a quarter east, a . arae, containing a pair of
pants, vest and brae •Is -a new. Any person
leaving the same at I idd's Store,' Seaforth, or
with the lrndersigned, Lot 17, Con. 2, Maliillop,
will be suitably re •arkod. OWEN REILLY,
554x4
Bi sKillop. •
AUCTI
0
N SALES..
`IRST CLASS FAR'►I FOR SALE BY ACC-
-a: TIO -The unde signed has been instructed
b• Mr. JOHN SMAL ACOMBE to sell by Public
lotion, on the prem`ses, on TUESDAY, JULY
8 th,1878, at the ho= r of Three o'clock in the
afternoon, that Sple.did Farm, being Lot 18,
(Jon. 7, Usborne,, co • twining 100 acres -first-
class brick house and goofs frame buildings -S0
acres cleared and well fenced ; good orchard and
plenty of water. Co venient to churches anti
schools, 4 miles from 1 xoter. No better improv-
ed farm, and no bene farm in the- township of
shortie. Positively iso reserve. TERMS -Ten
p r cent. of the parch se money on the day of
s le, $2,000 in three Months, and the balance to
e it purchaser at 7 p r cent. For further
'cnlars apply to the 1 roprietor on the prem.par-
tses.
OHN SMALI„ ACUAI BB,!Proprietor; A.I31SHOP,
uctioneor. - - 551
' WANTED. •
Compare Prices
Compare_ Prices
Compare Prices
Compare Prices
Campare Prides
Compare Prices
Wag OTHER HOUSES.
WITH OTHE HOUSES.
WITH OTHE HOUSES.
WITH OTHE HOUSES.
-WITH OTHE HOUSES.
WITH OTHE HOUSES.
3, Camp
RIVING HORS ?,S WANTED. -Wanted, a
pair of gopd drivii. g horses, in exchange for a
fano or an Organ. SCOTT BROTHERS. bia-
s, cal Instrument Ern orium, Seaforth. 546
EACHER WANTED. -Wanted for School No.
11, Township of uckersmith, a Male Teacher
olding a second -el se certificate. Duties to
ommence at the end of the vacation. All appli-'
ations to be in on o ` before the 9th of August.
•FORGE SPROAT,: Secretary.: 554-4
OR SUMMER WEAR, IS NOW CO1!
GRENADINES IN IRON, PLAIN A
LINENS IN ALL ;THE DIFFERENT M
KNICKERBOOKEIR AND CHECKS.
"EACHE11 WANT iD.-Wanted,' a third-class
Male Teacher for School Sections No. 6, Grey,1
ouuty of Huron. D,. ties to commence August;
9th. Applications eceived by the, undersigned:
ntil Monday, 291h i et., stating salary expected
nd references. A. ” HAW„Secretary, S. S. No.
, Grey, Brussels P. 0._ 558x3'
WO FEMALE TEACHI RS WANTED.—For
the Junior Dep rtment of Brussels Pablic
cheat. Duties to a tnmonee August 19th. Ap-
lications, stating salary expected for remainder
Of the year, also testimonials from Inspector, re-
eeived by the undersigned until Wednesday, the
81st of July. JOH ' SHAW , Secretary School
Board, Brussels. 554-2
TEACHER WANT 1 D. -Wanted, a Teacher for
School, Section No. 2, turnberry, -holding a
second-class certifie,te. •.Applications will be
received until the 10th of August, 1878. Duties
to commence imme lately I after the holidays
LAWRENCE LAVE L, Secretary School Sec-
tion No. 2, Turnberr,y, Wroxeter P. 0. 551-4
. FOR SALE OBI TO LET.
• 0 LET. -Two hooses iii the{ Vills\gie of Eg-
• mondville to rent. Apply to THOJ1A�S HILL55
Egmondville. '
11OPERTY FOR SALE. -For Saallo,,0
'that con
•
Pyenient and desirable residence on the carne
of High and Market' Streets, lately occupier,. b
Dr. Vereoe. Apply to DR. VERCOE. 488
1-4 FOR SALE -On easy terins of payinent, o
to exehanger for farm property. Gn ting an
Flouring promptly attended to the same as usaal
Also a quantity•of Dry Hemlock Lambe tor sal
cheap for °ash or short credit. WM. FE WICK,
Proprietor, Zurich P. 0.,Ont 546
VOlt SALE OR TO RENT, IN BIIRNE-
-11: New Frame Store, with dwelling ttached
mencing business on & small: capital, es a gob
business is already established there. ' For par
tieulars apply to JOHN LESLIE, Blake P. 0.
ITOTEL FOR S.LE OR TO RENT.— h
-L-L 'Hotel known as the Railway House, term r
the Clyde Hotel, situated near Blueyale Stati
Is a first-class business stand, with one aer
land and a goo&frarie stable and shed attae
all of which are i good repftir. Terms er
!liberal. For -birth r particulars apply to M
PLETELY 'ASSORTED. BLACK
D LACE CHECKS.. COSTUME
KES, PLAIN AND TASS`O, AND
JUST ARRIVED THIS WEEK,
ANOTHER [CASE OF THOSE BEA
CENT.. BELOW REGULAR PRICES.
TIFUL STRIPE SILKS, NOW SELLIN
1 TORE IN EG- ONDVILLE TO RENT 0
l'a' SELL. -Toren or sell, in the Tillage of E
mondville, on- Ter reasonable terms, a S:ore
with all convenien es -dwelling, stable, cella,/ ,
1. e situated for a general -store.
wen. Apply to JACOB' W-
ear the premises, or ii by let-
p____ossestii: can be
GEE, personally,
ter tolEgmondvilte
VALUABLY', P OPERTY IN SEAPORT
V FOR SALE.- or Sale, on George Street,
Lot and two dwell' houses. The °houses ar
both comfortable and commodious, and have all
&c. The Lot is pla ted with fruit and orna en
g tal trees, and. is v ry pleasantly situated, a d
quite convenient to the business part of t e
town. Apply to th proprietor on the prem se .
R013ERT • JONES: 554
FARM FOR SAL s -For Sale Lot 21, Con 81. 1
Stanley, cents, uing 100 acres, about 0
which are cleared well fenced, under dra,in d
and under good e ltivation, the balance is
timbered with ha dwood, . Good frame on e
and two frame barns, an orchard and plen y t f
good water. Is entinn three
of Verne and Bayfield, tax miles from Brucefield
and 12 miles froth Seaforth and Clinton. A,11
these places are good markets. For further! p r-
11
or. to Bayfield P. 0 JAS. DAVIDSON. 52 8
TIFU WHITE PIQU S, 25 PER
FOU TH LOT OF SE BEAU-
. AT 25 CENTS PER "YARD.
rneres and pe
Melanges, C411-
eiges.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VOR SALE CHEAP. -As the oWner is leaving
so-- the Country. a House and Lttt in the village
a large garden filled with fruit treeS of all des-
criptions - good well and cellar. Apply to THOS.
R. WINA, on the prensiaes, or th A. STRONG,
Land Agent, Sent orth. ; 551
VA.RM FOR SALE. -Being north half of Lot
-11-- 81, in the 5th Concession, East Wasvanoah,
100 acres, good soil, well watereds good frame
barn 56x86, good stable and shed' 113x26, 85-actes
cleated, good house and mho.) d. good well and
pu-mp. Apply to JAMES 'MURRAY, on the
place, or to Westfield P. 0. 55Cx14
VARM FOR sALE.-For Sale, West half of Lot.
7, Con. 16, tosvnship of Geey, containing 50
acres, 42 of -which ate cleared, balance hardwood.
There is on the premises a fnune house, frame
barn And stable, and a good •young bearihg orch-
ard. The above property is only two miles eff
good gravel road and 54 miles from Brussels ; pos-
session this fall, For further particulars apply to
C. R. COOPER, Brussels, or D. CAMPBELL, on
the premises, Walton P. 0. 554
IN TUCKERSMITH FOR. SALE.-- -
-L For Sale, East half Lot 5, Con. 3, II. R. S.
Tuckersmith, conteiniag 50 acres, 45 of whiel:
ate cleared, well drained said. well fenced. Good
franni dwelling house, barn,aatable and other -
outheildings, di now; a splendid otchara and
plenty of water ; convenient to school and svithin
two ruffles and a hail of the Town of Seafotth.
Axil* on the premises or to Egniondville P. 0.
WILLIAM SHOLDICE. 552-4
VARM FOR SALE -For Sale, Lot 29, Cons 8,
-L. Stanley, containing 100 acre's; 85 Rens clear-
ed, -well underdrained, well fenced, And in
good, state of cultivation; the balance is well
timbered with hardwood ; there ere on the
premises two houses, one log and one frame;
frame barn and stables ; a young bearing orch-
ard ; a never failing Bering runs through the
farm ; also good well ; is situated wit.liin miles -
of Clinton and 5 of Brucelield; school house
within one-quarter mile. Aasely to ALEXANDER
CAMPBELL, on. the, pretnises, or to Clinton
P. 04 549
"'WARM IN TUCKERSMITI1 FOR- SALE. -
smith, containing 100 acres, about 76 cleared,
iwell fenced and underdrained-.The- balance is
timbered with hardWood. There are_ good frame
buildings, a splendid orchard and abundance of
spring water. It is within 7 miles of Sea -forth
and about the eame distance from Kippen Sta.-
tiote It is one of the best fanus Tuckersmith;
the banner township of Huron, and will be sold
on easy terms. Apply to the proprietor OD the
premises or to Seatorth P. 0. DAVID FER-
GUSON. - 551
A FULL .L6SORTMENT OF DRESS TRII4MINGS,
SILK FRIN ES, GALLOON AND GRENADINE BRAIDS: FORTY DOZEN
COESETS I ALL THE NEWEST MAKES.
AND TO -DAY, A- COMPLETE liaINE
FEW OF T OSE VERY GHEAP CROCH TED TIDIES $ ILL LEFT—
SELLING A 35 CENTS EACH.
THE CHEAPE
jars is at WILSONli
i i ware cheaper than
I the best selection
. in Western Caned
ell's!Block, Seaforth.
T place to buy your
YOUNG'S. Prices for the
rings, is for half gallon 8
per dozen. Crockery and
any other house in Town
f goods to be found in any
PARASOLS VERY CHEAP.
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF WHITE SKIRTS FROM 50 CEN
LINE OF HAMBURG AND SWISS EMBROIDERIES. ' SOM
IN FLANNEL EMBROIDERIES.
nit
beSt
la s-
and
otre
8,000 YARDS PRINTS, WIDE WIDTHS,
SEE OUR
THE CELE
PER CENT.
S UP. FULL
THING NEW
ROM 7c:
BROWN HOLLANDS AT 10 CENTS- SOLE AGENTS OF
BRATED RAVEN BLACK BRILLIANTINE USTRES, 25
BETTER THAN ANY OTHER' MAKE IN nig IA.RK.ET:
JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SUP
LY
OF THAT FAMOUS 10 CENT. FACTORY COTTON, ALSO A. FULL LINE
OF BLEACHED AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES. A LJ,INE OF
LADIES', GENTS' AND CHILDB,EN'S lilOSIERY AN arLOVES AT
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Shirtings, Sheetings, Table Linens, Towels
ings in Great Variety and Cheap,
THE TAILORING DEPART
I3 UNDER THE MANAGEMENT
LONG EXPERIENCE, AND TO TH
ORDERS WE WILL GUARANTEE
VOR SALE. IN BELMORE-House and Store ,
4: With over half an acre of first-elaas garden
ground, well stocked and good orders 'Stable,
fowls well fenced, all very convenient. The- house
is arranged for two froniliesa one Part, "with the
store is rented to a respectable tenant at $78 a,
year ; the other part with the garden and mites
boildings is Wally valuable. i This property evil/
be sold at a bargain, as the proprietor intends re-
moaing to Whinipeg, If not Sold before it will be .
offered at Auction about the 10th of August.;
QPILENDID FARM IN HULLETTIF-OR SALE.
” For Sale, Cheap, Lot -54 COD. -8, Hallett, 100
acres, 80 cleared, under-are:Med and well leneed,
an& the remainder well timbered with headwoods
Good. n ante buildings, young orchard And plenty ,
of water. The farm is within 3 miles of Sea -
forth and 10 miles distans froszt Clinton, and -
adjoin§ the Tillage of Kinbarn. This is one of
the best farma in the County, and avfli be sold
cheap and on easy teimst as the proprietor
wishes to retire. Immediate posseesion. Apply
to ALONZO STRONG, Seeforth, or CHARLES
544
LA.WRIE2 Constance P. 0.
VARM MeKTISLOP FOR SALE. -For
the North part of Lots ti and 9, Con. 18, Mee
Fillop, tontaining 112 Acreti; there are about 80
cleared, well fenced, underdrained, and in a high
state of cultivation, the balance is well timbered
with hardwood ; good dwelling, new bank frame
barn 50x56, with stabling underneath, end other
outbuildings ; also a,good. young cache:al and plenty
of water.. Is 10 miles from Brussels, 5 from Wal-
ton, and 12 front Seaforth, with good gravel roads
to each place ; convenient to church and schools -
will be sold as a whole or in two netts. Apply tei
" Walton P. 0. or to the proprietor on the prern-
547
VARM FOR SALE, -For Sale, Lot 19, Con. 14a
McKillop, containing 180 acres, of whien about
140 acres are cleared, well fenced, ainderdrained, •
and in a good, state of eultivation ; the balance -
is well timbered with hardwood. There is not
an inch of waste land on the farm. k Aratill •
Spring creek runs across one Corner. Good frame
building' all round ; abundance of good water
and pumps, and a splendid. bearing orchard ; it
is withitra mile and a half of gravel road, mid.
way betwetn Seaforth.13russele, and Blyth Sta-
office, &c. 'the terra will be sold as e -whole or
in two parts. For further particulars address!
Walton Podt Office, or applY to the proprietor on
the premities. WM. BELL. 544
-VALUABLE FA.RM FOR SALE.—For Salo, Lot
If 16 and south half Lot 17, Con. 1, Hay, -contain-
ing 150 acres, 120 of which are -cleared end in a
good state of cultivation- There is a good hriele
house and s, frarae cottage, the barn, stable, cote
stable and other outbuildings are .4 frame; them
are about 10 acres of choice apple, pear and other
fruit trees, and about 300 spruce trees planted 10
years. There is a never -failing stream. running
through the centre of the farm, on Which is a good!
mill site, a, good gravel roael on t wo sides Of tile;
farm. It is situated one mile front Hensall sta-
_ tion andfour miles from Exeter, on the Londoial:
Road, and is just across the road. frem the Rodger-
villeamet office and -church. For further partial -
late apply to jAarsen Nv ELDER, vee,„a„,,.„4
Surgeon, Seaforth P. O. 481
nd
ENT
SE FAVORING US ITH THEIR
OUR STOCK OF SC
CANADIA
IS NOW COMPLETE, WHILE 0
BROADCLOTHS AND DOESKINS
TIDIOUS.
TCH, ENGLISH AND,
TWEEDS
-1-1"" T1 N. -The Executors of the estate of the
late Saanuel Bolton have inetracted the usidera
si•gned to sell by Public Auction; on. the mem- .
ises, on Friday, July 26, 1878, at the hour of 1
o'cloek P. M., that splendid farm, being Lot 21,
N. E. Boundary, Usborne, containing 100 acres,
80 elect d sell fenced, good fr me buildings,
good o ard and plenty of water ; -convenient to
church and cchool ; 6 miles from Exeter, ii f rom
Hensel' and 13 from Seaforth. This is as goed
a farm as there is in the tOwnShi of Usborne,
and it will positively be sold wi hont reserve.
Terms -Ten per cent of the pure ate money on
the day of sale. For further porta niers apply to
the undeesigned. ARCHIBALD SHOP, Awe-
tioneer.
North Iwilf Of
SPI.,ENDID F.A.RM FOB, SALE.
Lot 24, Con. 8, Monis, contai g I00 acres,
more or less, 70 acres cleated. ntl free Isom -
stumps, the balance is good hardly oa• land well
feucea with cedar enabled; ash. A splendid new
frame harn 40x56, also a good_ log Urn and stable,
and. a good log dwelling house and -well. Also in
rear aneverfailing springs There is also on the I
premises a good orchard, ef apple, pear and plum
trees. Situated one mile and a 'half front pe .
gravel toad, end 4 miles from the sillage of Bras-,
sels. Price very low, as the proprietor has par -
For further particelersApply to 'PIERCE CLEN,-
NEN, on the premises, LOUIS McDONALD,
550
VARSI AND MILL PlioPERTY FOR SALE.-
-1- Being sauth half of Lot 22, Coia. 14, 31cRillop,
containing about 88 acres, 75 of which are denied.
and in a good state of cultivation, part being well
underdrained, and the balance, pncleared good
hardwood bush ; there is a neye-failing spring
creek running through the place; good young
orchard; large frame barn. 40x62; stable and ehed
- 14x80; log house 10x25, elso frame house, •6Sted
with gravel; goodstone cellar full Size of house ;
good -well athouse, &c. This is a. desirable fann
for any one avislebag to huy, being Only three -quer -
t ers of a mile from the Northern Grevel Road, -9
miles from Seaforth emd 7 frosts 1 Bruseels, both
good. raarkets.-eilso Lots 21 and. -22, East Bound-
ary, Turnberry, situated 2ismiles West from Wing-
liani, containing 200 acres, 65 aeree cleared, and II
job of 44 acres let to. be cleared, ishieb. is to he
clearedin timefor fall wheat next fall ; there iis
. I there is a small orehard, 2 dwell big houses, 2 went'
and pumps in one house, and large new stab e.-
] 0 Also a steam saw mill, shingle mill, all complete
and in good, limning order ; thereis atthe mill a
THE USUAL COMPLETE ASSORTMENg OF GENTS' FURNisHING . frame house and good. frame stable; the mill is
bringing in. a geed rent, lease out next October ;
is on -the Southern Extension of the Wellington,
-*Oiey and Bruee Railroad, with a siding running
from the mainline to Vsithin.80 feet of the raill ;
timber can be inn from tunrandloaded on railway
RPASSED es.a.rs as cut if needed, which. makeeit very conveni-
ent ; there ie plenty of tiinber in the countri
around-whichcaulie bought cheap; tide makes it
a good openingfor any person that understands • • („,
thebusiness. The mill or farm will be sold. sep-
arate or together to snit buyers Terms -easy.
For particulars in refefenee to the first fatm Ap-
ply to As STRONG, Seaforth, or to GEORGE
THOMSON, Winghara. For the last place) 034
Mi.1113 Apply to G. THOMSON, Wingbani. 543
R ASSORTMENT. OF! 'WORSTEDS,
HOULD PLEASE THE gOST FAS -
FRINGED R
BBONS AT 10 CENTS PER YARD) TINS
IN STYLE AND VALUE.
14.