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of Ilamiltore
assistant for
I. at a salary
e, of Mitchell,
'alarY` of .100
Iigli School
I with in the
.ers present ett
ratfOrd on. Fri
ee,
euu and 26th
-ere delivered
Inspector
oss, M. lee
4 and several
the Stratford
the signature
master, Strat-
t he resigned
will, and in
she had fon.
ofhis friends
are about
of a new
Lpacity for ac -
the building
th basement
not to cost -
fencing and
•eon & Co.,
idard thresh.
second year
itford, mann-
[taken in over
lowing for a
,t hat don't
r•
eecently, true
,:.-u•-eut charges
bory,tee Phoenix,
} by Mr. 0'.
at Stratford.
charge -I -she
cyr(1----that of
, York street,
ed, the jury
lenee of the
eliable unless
persons not
is still to
• charges.
.1-1asle his way
towel, a few
demanded
atisiled with
he gave his
aity as if he
Lrst-class ha-
" was being
,f the house
;.•ange arrival,
al him to see
nagns of $5,
iative. The
the cash sys-
', " promisedi'
in funds."
look for a
id raise the
terns.
tn August last
Conway near
on Tuesday
fudge Monk.
o on January
.tered a suit
t the Ottawa
LC lessees of
: Railway, for
ossiug by the
.er near Wid-
iled by being
at_Thedford
k Railway on
iody was at-
-rand Trunk
day. Daniel
et011 bad his
Rowan was
at Toronto,
L that he had
see Benjamin
:male which
and when he
statiOn and
med. Edi.vard
snn Toronto
made the
em, who on
to get him
to give up
to kim
qido becalm°
the money
ra-k hair, eyes
portly and
was run
by a train. on '
near Beams -
:0 had been
a, St. path -
which
,ious evening
He must
'Irma' track,
earned Chas.
march, Was
lain on Sat -
ane through
iad been at-
ed.meetings
there during
Impressed
,Lnia, that he
a fortnight.
sars to be a
children.
c table young
:$.11ed on Ed,
tveller from
and while
. and shot
(xclaiming,
11 ruin you..
t educed her
!rriage. Ed.
, to eurvive.
child two
-sea of Mrs.
L'e in her
0 years in •
; rtheritance,
the model
r prosperous
r calture and.
o made- the
ant, and of
e I anievol-
e,tinaster
.f registered
a vigilant
in the hope
•abore were
ay last_ au-
ra) was ab -
•e report -
as for some
ed A. Scott,
VirEbilBER 8) 1878.
4110.1"'
' of a JeSpectable residen . He
ed the oy with the crime, and he
ally_nian conf ssed, implicating also a
anaed J. Smith. Whilst
informa ion was being made out
seinst
then., both boys concluded to
alaeh freshi fields and pastures new,"
sad, sticcee ed in getting away. In -
r Fre oh was immediately in-
formed of th affair and has one to
lenfrew.
M. es the Acquaintance
,ADog
Of a Bee.
.a. grocer on. Carr street placed
oa the sr ewalk in front , of his
store -a suga hogshead, which he had
test empta d. The ad- ering' sweets
attacted ra rads of flies andel f w hon-
ey -bees, whi Ii seemed to think they
had found, a, bonanza. A vagabond
looking dog -Was lying down. in the shade
d the sugar }hogshead, and was pestered
much by the flies, whielifoundtlie dog's
ease a good place to roost aft r they
had, filled themselves with sugar. After
the dog had wearied himself out by his
ineffectual snaps at the flies, he buried
his nose between his paws and. took the
annoyance pleilosophically. At length
a bee came humming around. him, and.
being bigger game, the dog concluded to
go for it, and watching his oppertunity
snapped at ;t- and caught it in hi S month.
Then he made a sudden spring to his
feet as if lietliad just thought of some-
thing that h. had. to do in a hurry;asad the
hair all ovei- him raised on end its if he
had been electrified. Then he pranced
around for 'i moment shaking his head
frantically s if he were worrying a rat.
A little bla ,Ir object dropped from his
mouth whieh he looked at inquiringly
for a brief instant, and then started off
in haste to see a man aroundthe corner,
howling clishaally as he went. The man
was not the6, and the dog came back
and once more naade an inspection of
the little black object . that lay on the
sidewalk and. poked it tibaidly with his
paw. He perhaps wanted to be able to
recognize one of those little things if he
should eve; encounter one of them
again. After satisfying his curiosity he -
went and lab, down again with a sort of
grin -and -boar -it -you -old -fool look, giv-
ing vent to his feelings occasionally, by
& subdued, canine sigh. -St. Louis Re-
publican..
nale=e.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
Auction Sales.
Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the residence of
/
the proprie or, Brucefield, FOAM Stock
and Impler)ents. , Peter McGregor, pro-
prietor; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Saturday -1 Nov. 16, at the Queen's
Hotel, Seaferth, valuable town property.
J. H. Benson, Vendor's Solicitor.
Thursday Nov. 14, on Lot 16, Con.
1, Hay, Farm, Farm Stock, Implements
and Household Furniture. Andrew
Dodds, Pro!prietor ; A. Bishop, Auc-
tioneer. !
Friday, Nov. 15, on Lot 11, Lake
Road East,1 Hay, Real kstate, Farm
Stock and. I plements. Levi Wisraer,
Proprietor; Bossenberry sz, Orthe, Auc-
tioneers.
Wednesd, y, Nov. 13, on Lot 24, Lake
Road, West, Stanley, Farm Farm
Stock, Ttnpliements and Household Fur-
niture. Jules Disjardines, Proprietor;
Bossenberry & Ortho, Auctioneers.
Friday, Npv. 22, on. Lot 28, Con. 9,
MeKillop, Farm Stock and. Imple-
ments. John Brown, proprietor; John
1i
Bullard, auctioneer.
, Monday and Tuesday, NoV. 18 and.19,
at WirithroP, Lumber, Farm Stock and
ImplementS. Andrew Govenlocke pro-
prietor; John Bullard, auctioneer.
Monday, Nov. 11, on Lot 7, Con.
3, L. R. S., Tuckersmith, "Valuable
Farm Stock. Wm. Horton, -proprietor ;
A. Bishop, auctioneer. 1
Saturday, Nov. 16, on Lot 17, Con.
time. The foreign markets, also, are
very unsettled, and Jew as prices are on
the local market, dealers are not
making anything °IA of what they
handle, and buying grain at the isresent
time is a pretty scaly business. The
spring wheat this year is very inferior
in quality, as well as scarce in quantity.
What the prospects for the future are it
is difficult to -say. It is the opinion,
howe -er, of those who. should be well
info ed, that prices for all kinds of
prod ce, except it may be barley, will
rule ow this season, and that nothing
will e Made by holding it over. We
thin , therefore, that -it would be wis-
dom for farmers, as \tell as in the in-
terests of the count , to market the
produce ; now held, and turn it into
money as soon as pos ible. We qUote :
Fall Wheat 0 78 to 0 80
Spring Wheat, Fife, per bushel0 72 te 0 75
Sprink Wheat,Red Chaff,per bash0 65 to 0 7e
Oats er bushel 0 25 to 0 27
Peas or lantana . . 0 50 to 0 50
Barley per bushel 0 40 to 6 00
Butter, No. 1, Loose,.. 0 11 to 0 14
EeftEl 0 12/to 0 121
Flour per 100 lbs 2 25 to 2 25
Hay , 8 00 to 9 00
Hides per lb. o 05 to 0 05
Grub y Hides per 100 lbs... .. , 4 00
Palle Hides, per 100 lbs. .. , 13 00
Sheep skins 0 50 to 1 25
Wool 0 21'to 0 22
Salt( eteil)per barrel 0.75
Salt (wholesale)per barrel. •••• .. , 0 65
Potatoes, per bushel . 0 40 to 0 45
Oatmeal Ve brl 2 50 to 2 75
Wool, per lb. , 0 23 to 0 28/
Tallow, per lb 0 061to 0 06
Beef,inquarters, per 100 lbs4 50 to 5 25
Dreseied Hogs 4 00 to 4 50
OLINeoN, Nov. 7, 1878.
Fall Wheat, per bushel............ 0 80 a 0 85
Spring Whoat, perbruchel 0 70 a 0 80
Oats, per bushel 0 25 a 0 e8
Barley, per bushel 0 60 a 0 80
Peas, per bushel 0 54 a 0 56
°levee Seed, per bushel 8 0 a 4 00
Timoilhy Seed, per pushel 1 60 a 2 25
0i2 a 015
4 50 g 475-
Potatoes .. 0 45 a 0-50
Eggs 012 a 012
Hay, er ton 7 00 a 8 00
T Reigns, Nov. 7. Fall wheat, per
bus el, 78c to 88c; s rin wheat, 73c to
85c; barley, 60c to 90c; oats, 30c to
32c • peas, 60c to 62c; butter per lb, Ile
to 1 ic ; eggs, per dozen, 14c to 15c;
dres ed hogs per 100 Ms, $4 to $5.
nrooa, England, Nov. 6. -Flour,
19s t -22s ; spring wheat, 7s 6d to 98
Gd; ed winter, 88 10d, to 9s; white,
9s 8 to 9s lid; club, 9s 10d to lOs 2d;
corn 23s 9d to 24s Od; oats, 2s 6d ;
peas 32s 6d to 00s Gd.; barley, 3s H;
pork 44s • lard, 33s f. d; bacon, 31s Od
to 32s Od; beef, 67s Gd; 37s Od ;
cheese, 47s Od.
LOND0N, Nov. 7.-alted. fall wheat has
been in good demand, and the price has
advanced. from $1.30 to $1.40 per cent.,
which price is gen3rally paid now;
choice loads will sell for $1.42. White
fall in fair supply and demand at $1.40
to $1.50 for choice Delhi. Red chaff
spring sells freely at $1.10 $1.30.
Fife (choice) would sell as high s red
fall. Barley in good supply at $ .10 to
$1.50. Oats not so plentiful, prices
higher, sell at 85c to 38c. Corn anted
at 80c to 85c. Dressed hogs good
suppily, light hogs from 100 to 150 lbs.
each in demand at 3ic to 4c.
•
Live Stock Markets.
Bemis), Nov. 6.--Hogs-Yorkers,
$2.7 to $2.90; heavy, coremon to good,
$2.75 to $2.90; few extra seleeted at
$3 t $3.10.
Butter
Pork
1
ONTREAL; Nov. 5: -The supply of
catt e being rather small, while the de-
mo, d is brisk, has caused an advance in
pro s ef fully 10 per I cent. during the
pas week. The excessive arrivals of
15, Hay, Farm, Farm -Stock and Ina
live hogs has depress d. prices from 25c
pleraents. Thomas Browning, pro -
to 4 c per 100 Its below the prices paid
prietor, ; Bossenberry & °Alia' auc
last Monday. The price of beef cattle is
tioneers.
from 210'0 4c per n. The followine
• Wednesday, Nov. 27, at McKenny's
Hotel, Brussels, Valuable Farm. E.
C. K. Davie, proprietor; C. R.' Cooper,
auctioneer. -
Thursday, Nov. 21, on Lot 13s Con.
12, Hay, Farm Stock and, Implements.
Samuel Gable, proprietor: Bossenberry
a-Orthe, au!ctioneers.
,
Friday, Nov. 15, on Lot South
Boundary, Town Line, between Hay
and. Stanley, Valuable Live ! Stock.
Wm. Parsons, proprietor; J. P. Brine,
auctioned. !-
Tuesday, Nov. 12, on Lot .?,7, Con.
2 Hibbert Farm Stock and Imple-
ments. Jo n Cronin, propriet6r : Thos.
King, auctieneet.
- IIINSIIIMMINMI1111.1"...11.11.1.11111.11111
• Births.
llowie'lr, on Oct. 19, the wife of Mr.
' Robt. Murry, of a son.
ANSLEY.-In Winghana, on Oct. 27, the wife of
. Mr. John Ansley, of a eon.
SHUN SRO.- Tuckertanith, Oct. 13, the
wife of Mr. John Shepherd, of a daughter.
OLAREE.-In Howick, on Oct. 31, the wife of Mr.
W. Clarice, of a daughter.
RENNEDY.- n. Howlek, on Oct. 31, the wife of
Mr. jerem all Kennedy, of a daughter.
BLACK. --In 'ineliam, on Oct. 25, the wife of Mr.
H. A. Bine c, of a daughter.
ATRBNS.--In owick, on Oct. 31, the wife of Mr.
Thomas Aiikens, of a son.
STAFFOIW.-In Howick, on Oct. 10, the wife of
Mr. Edmalid Stafford, of a, deughte
sales • were made to -day: J. Stagg, a
Brockville, sold 8 cattle at a fraction
ove $30 each; 4 do. at $27 each, and 9
at 25 each; he also sold a few choice
hog at 4 -IC per It. W. McLanagha,n, of
Perth, sold 15 cattle from $20 to $24
each, and. 20 very large hogs at 4c per
Dardis, of Morrisburg, sold a
carload of cattle at from $22 to $31 each.
R. Hopper sold. 8 cat le at $36 each;
6.do. at $35 each, and. do. at $36.25
each, or from 22-c to 3,i -c or /b. J. Price
sold rpretty good steer to M. Outhet
at $45 each, or nearly per lb. . L.
Hiliker sold 129 hogs] eighing 25,120
Its at 4c per It; D Co ghlin sold 137
hogs at $3 70 per 1 s, and T. 0.
Dobson, of St. Mary', sold. 117 hogs, of
various degrees of f tne s, at $3.55 per
b.
Reeves & Frank -
100
lan
wei
30 t
50
$40
hea
gra
RONTO, Nov. 7.
bought some
lit i200 its., for
4, live weight
cad's averaging 1
head; Lemon
, averaging 1,
es, at ; Tho
igot 200 head, avera
from 3c to 4c; Joh
head, averaging 1,00
Seaforth, on Nov. 5, the wife of Mr. at 3ic to 4c;
•
Alex. Canino, of twins -son and dauguter. Featherston. got 40
pounds to 1,350 pou
- Marriages. and Jas. Britton bou
SCOTT -GRIEVE. --At the residence o the bride's animals, Durham gr
father, McKillop,onNo' . 6, by Rev. .13arr,Mr.
00 lbfr(
easeph Scott, of Roxboro, McKillopt0 1,6 s,
„ to Cather-
ine third donehter of Thomas Grieve, Leg. live weight. It sho
BLACK-THOMPSON.-An the residence of the
bride'e =then on Nov. 1, by Rev. Wm. Gra-
ham, Mr. Robert Black, to Miss Barbara Jane,
daughter ok the late William Thompson, Esq.,
all of Seafierth. -
BILLINGSLYt-ANDERSON.-At the eesidence of
the bride' slather, Winghaiu, on Oct. 23, Mr.
Francie A Billingsly, to Agues E, daughter
of Mr. W'.V Anderson.
sellers of cattle that
elle() of at least 2c p
the , value of sti
good grades , are
ary cattle are not w
Sheep have maintai
last week, although
CORNISH -le TitGESS.-At the residence of the ilea have been large.
brat, on
Wm. Cern
of Morris.
ARAISTRONt
et. 21, by Rev. Win . Ilayharst. ler. -_
, .t0 tri ; for second:el
eh, of Brantford, to Airs. Burgess,
•: ithie , $2.50 to $3.
--AfeL kUCHLIN.-let dlifton Cot- wei( hirio 140 to 180
tage„Egin Melville, on Nov. 6, by Rev, -William •
Graham, 0. Robert Armsteenta to miss mar.3, to 4 per. lb., live WO
broi glit 53.75 for
' Jane Mel, uchlia„ both of Thellett.
sec ad class, and 52
DeathS. . Cal -es-The same
- UrraFe----In Turnberry, on Oct. 27, jene, rife of wet:ad be paid. still:
.2,3: daye.
Mr. Robe Little, ,agad 73 years 7 months and elftS • $6 to 58 for s
BOWDEN.-In Egniondville, on.NOv. 5 Viola Ada- for ihird. Hogs-
you4est daughter of Mr. John Bowden, at to ,135 ;: and. 133
aged 'i yeere 3 months and 16 days.
CA.LDWELL.-t-In Hibbert, on Nov. 5, Barbara,
daughter 6f Mr, George Caldwell, aged 8 years
and 7 months.
Tornberry, on Nov. le Mr. Don-
ald McTavish, aged 68 years.
THE MARKETS.i
SEAFORTH, Nov. 7, 1878.
, Owing partly, no doubt, to , the bad.
' roads, and 'partly to the prevelent low
Prices, theTer is very little produce of
-any description coming into the mar-
ket. So much so is this the Case that
the mills are unable to get enough grain
to keep them running more than -half
5po
j
head, average
rich they paid
mes Welsh got
1Ot Its., at about
& Dunn got 200
00 lbs, purham
son & Flannigan
•g 1,150 lbs, at
ryant dot 150
MS to 1,400 Its,
Moon, AikinS &
, averaging 1,000
ds, at 3Thc to 4c;
lit several choice
de ,averaging 1,400
m lc to Sc per lb,
id e observed by
ill re is a differ -
r ',live weight, in
ck ; -and while
vo th 5c, °rain -
rt more than. 3c.
ed their value of
he numbers offer -
F r first-class, $6
ss, $4 to $5 ; for
eep for export;
bs, are worth 31c
gh . Lambs have
fir -t-class, $3 for
to 2.50 for• third.
ric s as -last week
$1 to $14 for first -
co d, and $3 to $4
re sed ;are selling
o $3.50 'ye weight.
la
Local o aces.
RECEIVED this wee
,
_one barrel of Dried Peach .s.
OR Crockery, via,
Geo cries and Provision, M
'hest place in Town. 56
COAL STOVE FOR S
Sovereigu Coal Stove for ijale
ter ;-1 a bergs -in: Wu, Ai
PATENT RIGHT OR
Right of the Harris Pa ent
and Spark Extinguish
ALLEN. 567
OYSTERS in Bulk at
received daily. You can dep
fres 41 Oysters from this ate
1
at ottom prices. 569
M. MORRISON'S,
Try them; 569
sware, General
Moan -ism -es is the
Mns. J.E. THOMAS, bress -and Man-
tle Maker, East Side of Victkia, Square, Seaforth.
A RARE CHINCE.-i1R. ADAM GRAY
having decided to dispose of his valuable resi-
dence, the same will be offeeed for sale by Public
Auction, on Satarday'Nov. 9, at 2 o'clock P. M.
The property is pleasantly setuated, with all mod-
ern conveniences attached. O'er fuller particulars
see posters or apply to the peoprietor. 569
AGENTS WANTED, in every Town and.
Township in the counties of Huron, Bruce, Perth,
Oxford, Waterloo, and Middlesex, to sell and ad-
just to windows Munn's Patent Sash Regulator,
cart be applied to any window, and is preferable to
weights at half thi3 cost. Good references must
accompany all applications. ' JAs. A. CLINE & Co.,
Seaforth- 562
THE Canada Landed Credit Company
offers to borrowers the a:0o wing advantages:
1. Loan payable at any timp within 23 years, at
the option of the borrower, without any fine or
extra payment whatever. Low rate of interest -
-8 per cent. per anntimeLnot in advance. 3.
The total loan and interesapayablo by a rate of
10 pee cent, per annum. Agentlor Seaforth, Wel.
Ent; Main Street, 569 . !' •
NOTeeE.--War. ALLAN' intend.s remov-
ing about the first of NoveMber to the new shop
bemg,Titted up for him in the, Telegrapb.Block, and
In the meantime is offering pig bargains in Tees,
Stignea, Currants, Raisins, Riee, Pickles, Sauces,
ce
Spis, Canned Goods, &c. Also Cream Crocks,
Butter Crocks, Butter B' wls Prints, Ladles,
Plower Pots, Crockery, &b. 'WILLIAM ALLEN,
Mrs. Whitney's Block. 567
E. -A, splendid
used but last win -
EN. 567
SALE .-County
Stove Pipe Damper
pply to . WILLIAM
M. MORRISON'S,
.don getting good
through the season
WILSON & YOUNG have received a
choice lot of very fine Frui s of superior quality,
which they are selling very 4heap. Also a0 fine lot
of New Season's Teas, which for price and quality
they guarantee equal to =yin the market. Special
traducements will be glvetq to parties buying in
large quantities. Our stock of Sugars, Syrups,
Tobaccos, and General Gro*eries is complete and
well assorted in all lines, a d as we have one of
the largest and best bought stocks in Ontario, we
will not allow any house in he Trade to undersell
us. Call and examine our stock WILSON
YOUNG. 568
CROCKERY AND GL. SSWARE. -WILSON
& -YOUNG have the largest a d best assorted Stock
of Crockery and Glassware iii the County, compris-
ing Tea Sets in French and English China, Iron,
Stone and Porcelain Toilet Sets in the latest and
most fashionable design, and of the best material.
Also a full stock of everything ,to be found in a
first-class Crockery and Glassware store, and at
prices which we defy any one to undersell us. Give
11.5 a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we will
save you money by buying ,from us. A. complete
China Tea Set of 44 pieces for $3 50, and other
goods in like proportion, WeLsoN & YouNG, Sea.
berth. • 568
M (DV
THOMAS KIDD'S
LIQUOR §TORE.
T BEG leave to notify nier numerous friends
and customers that I have removed my Liquor
Stofe from the old stand 46 my
NEW PREMISES,.
In rear of my Dry Goods toe, and fronting on
Having 'fitted up the New Shop wtth all the
necessary appliances, and imported a largo stock
of Liquors. I am now in a positiou to wait on all
my customers with betteie advantage than here-
tofore.
THE STOCK EMBRACES EVERY-
THING IN
Foreign and Domestte Wines,
The Choice et Brenda, in wood and bottle.
Old Rye, Malt, and Superior Whiskeys.
Hennessy, Martell, Jule S Robins, Pinet, Cas-
tilian, and Sazarae Brandies, Holland Gin, Old
Jamaica Rum, &c.
Mellott Street.
1
Guiness'e Celebrated Pinter in bottle, Carling's
Famous Ale in wood an bottle, Pure Scotch
Malt and Genuine Old Iri h Whiskey in betties
and flasks.
Hotel Keepers and , Fanners buying in quanti-
ties liberally dealt with.
Medicinal and Sa'eramental Wines
Kept constantly on handJ All orders by mail or
otherwise pu nctu y attended to, and all Liquors
• •
A call respectfully so li4Eed.
THOMAS
kIDD, Seaforth.
NEW MILLINERY
Aiii$
DRESS -MAKING
' flARDNO'S Iti,09.,
-ROOMS,
SEAFORTIL
NEWEST STYLES in
Hats and Bonnets, FlOwers,
ments, &e. The Newest
Mantle Making. A reelect
Also Plain and Fancy Sewing
the 777s.
MARY
570 Je
,Ladiee and Children's
Feathers, Orna-
inishions in Dress and
Fit Guaranteed.
done. Enquire at
MITCHELL.
'MULHOLLAND.
IIENSALI
MILLS.
1
FREE T
ADE.
FARMERS and others b,
orally dealt with. Co
get our prices for whole o
and Feed delivered at W
ton or care ,Gristing atte
usual. Chopping done ev
570 McGRE
ying Corn will .be lib -
'e and see the Corn and
chopped corn. Flour
olesale prices by the
' ded to punctually as
re, day.
'OR & URQUHART.
0EDAR POSTS FOR SALE.
26, Concession 6, Monis,
sels, any quantity of ceder
by the acre. Apply to
opposite Leyden's Hotel,
-For Sale, on Lot
one mile from Brus-
posts, either cut or
'ALEX. ROBERTSON,
MeKiilope- 567
desirous of giving up
sell my nice residence
Five hundred dol-
10years. Party pur-
of furniture and
. 570-3
..
RARE CHANCE. -Being
.7house-keeping, I will
Seaforth, on very easy textres.
lars cash, and balance in,
/fur-
chasing can have seleetion
nishings. A. ARMITAG
pAiLs AND POSTS
-" scriber wishes to se41
Black Aeh Rails, and Ceder
to suit purchasers. Parties
require to order them be
as possible, so that they night
ed in getting them durin
are on Lot 1, Con. A, Ternberry,
of Wroxeter on the Seaferth
DOUGLASS. 1
OR SALE. -The sub-
a lot of Cedar and
Posts in quantities
wishing them would
orehand, and as early
not be disappoint
sleighing. The posts
3 miles south
Gravel Road. R.
564-8
idUCTION SALE OF
STOCK. -The under-
by Public Auction, on
two and a half miles
Line between Stan-
P. -Al, on FRIDAY,
the following valuable
cows, 22 of which are
6 heifers coming 3, be
spring calves; 2 colte,
am. TERMS -Twelve
t en on furnishing ap-
PARSONS, Pro-
ctioneer. - 570-1
A RARE CHANCE -
-/--L. VALUABLE LIVE
signed will off em for sale
Lot 3, South Boundary,
west of Kippen, on the Tdwn
ley and Hay, at 1 o'clo/e.
NOVEMBER 15th, 1878,
Stock, viz.: 25 good milch
supposed to be in calf ;
calf; 1 ball, coming 8; s
coming 4; 14 ewes and 1
months credit will be gi
proved joint notes. WILLIAM
prietor; j. P. BRINE, A_
GRAND CREDIT SAEE.-Andrew
will offer for sale by
iproperty, Winthrop, on MONDAY,
TUESDAY, the 19th of
following valuable property,
million feet of lumber,
sawn into sizes suitable for
ditchin,g ; baswood ;1, 1, 14,
maple, 1, 11, 1/, and 2 inches
4 x 4, scantling; cherry,
tling;i butternut, boards
oak, 1, 11, 11 and 2 inche
(rock and soft,) 1, 11, 1/
and 4 x 4 scantling; black
ehes ; white ash, 1,11, 14
thug; birch, 1, 11, lf
scantling ; pine, 1, st, 1/
patent moveable fence.
30 head of cattle, principally
-sheep; 3 Rpm good workeag
power, new ; I ten horse
'stump machine; .3 large
scale; 1 seed drill; 1 reaper;
harrows, and other articles
mention. Sale to commbnce
each day. Sums of $10
that amount 12 months'
furnishing approved jeint
10 per cent; lot cash Will
purchases. ANDrIEW
prietor ; JOHN BULLARD,
Govenloct
public auction, on his
the 18th, and
November, 1878. The
viz: About, one
I composed of Hemloct
building, fencing and
11 and 2 inches thick :
thick, also 3 x 2
boards, plank and scan-
sc
plank and mantling ;
, also scantling; elem,
and 2 inches also 3 x 2,
ash, 1, 11, 14 and 2 in
and 2 inches, also scan.
td 2 inches, also 3 x 2
nd 2 inches; 1,000 rod
ptock and Implements
cows and heifers; 3(
horses; 1 six horse-
-power: 2 gang plows; I
box stoves; 1 bean
1 mower; plows
too numerous to
at 12 o'clock noon
and under cash; ova
credit will be given 61
notes. A. discount o
be allowed on all oredi
GONENLOCK, Pro
Auctioneer. 570
THE MEDICAL HALL
SEAFORTH.
HICKSON & BLEASDELLI
Proprietors and _Ma ufacturers of
WINTER FLUID,
An exceedingly ITsefu and Agreeable
Preparation for Chappe, Hands, Rough-
ness of the Skin, &c.
FOR ORDINARY
ROUCHNESS
OF THE KIN
I
It will be found suffibient to apply it
occasionally after washing. The worst
cases of
CHAPPED HANDS
Will be perfectly cured by the use of
this preparation at bed -time, and before
going out in the cold. G-entle_nen who
suffer after shaving froin the
IRRITATING EFFECTS
Of Soap, will find immediate relief by
the use of the Winter Finials
THE COMPOUND OlIG/1 SYRUP
Can't be beat for Children .or Adults,
safe and efficient.
WORM POWDERS.
Sure cure. No child s ould have worms
while you can procure these Powders for
25 cents per box.
TONIC AND ALTERATIVE
BITTERS
Renovates and gives a healthy
the Stomach and liver; and p
blood. Being composed. exclit
actioia
rifies the
ively of
ROOTS AND II RBS,
It is a safe and valuable M dicine in
every household.
FAMILY APERIENT PILLS.
Need ONLY A TRIAS to P ove their
Efficacy.
WHOOPING -COUGH R MEDY
This is an excellent preparatio and we
can recommend it. Try it.
IMPROVED CONDITION PO DERS,
J4-1.
For Horses -and Cattlek We 'ye you a
good, pure, fresh article of ,
GUARANTEED QUA ITY
And Known Merit. 9nly 25 cents per
pound, or 5 pounds f(4 $1.
FURNITURE, ORE M,
For converting old furniture into new,
gives a quick polish, 20 cents er bottle.
'Besides Preparations and
edicines
Of our own manufa4ure, w have all
the Leading and Popular'
PATENT MEDICINES,
As well as a complete -line of Drugs,
Druggists' Sundries,
TOILET AHTICL S,
Perfumes, Combs and Brush a, Soaps,
&c. Alfa? Special attention id to the
filling of
PHYSICIANS' PRES RIPTIO
AND F
MILY ECEIPTS.
Don't forget, also, that w have, as
usual, a splendid assortment of
Jewelry,Watcl es an Clocks
Cutlery, Plated Waire, Spe tacles and
Fancy Goods.
Watches, Clocks, J
tacles Cleaned
lost Skil.fu2 W
welry ond Spec-
nd Re aired by
rkmen.
So call, one and all, at
HICKSON & TILEASDELL'Sy
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH,
1878-9
WI 1\1"ir EJ
1878-F9
THOMAS KIDD'S EMPORIUM
MAIN STREET, SEA
The!Newest, Largest and Mo
Dry Goods, Readymade
Millinery and 4Iantles,
in the Province.
t Copp
Cowl
Grocer
DRESS GOODS.
ORTH.
rete Stock of General
, Boots and Shoes,
es, to be Found
DR SS GOODS
OUR DRESS GOODS Department embraces
• various fabrics, which have been so extensivel
cial attention is directed toisur Black and
Melanges, Cypress Cloths; in all the New
Brown, Prune, Myrtle, and Navy Blue.
FLANNELS. -The most extensive assortment
White and Grey Flannels, Twilled land Plain.
Checked Flannels My stock is unrivalled, sho
Excellent Value -at prices that cannot possibl
verything fashionable in, the
imported this season. Sie-
Colored. Cashmeres, Twilled
Shades, Bronze Green, Seal
I have ever shown in Red,
I am selling very cheap. i In
ing upwards of 100 Pieces -
be disputed.
BLANKETS. -A very large stock of I those Cele rated Cornwall Blankets just
to hand. A splendid Heavy Double Blanket, only $3. Call at once and
secure one ere the cold weather set in. Also Two Cases of Horse Blanftets
from $2 to $3 per pair. A Great Bargain.
MILLINERY AND MANTLES.I-The Mill nery Room is well supplied
with all the new and beautiful little Ornanien s, which contribute so much
to adorn the head dresses of our ladies no -a-days. The assortment of
Flowers, Feathers and other Novelties, such as Scarfs, Ties, Mufflers';&c.,
is unsurpassed, andAn Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets our
Skiow is admitted to be far ahead of anything in this Town. Special atten-
ti n is directed to our Superb Stock of Ladies' Mantles. Also our Black
a d Colored Velvets and Velieteees, which fot Quality and Price cannot be
b aten.
FURS. -Our Stock of Fur Goods is now being ope ed out, and will be fonnd,
al usual, excellent value. Call and see them. No trouble to show goods.
READYMADE CLOTHING.
-This Depart ent is now fully assorted,
and the supply of Men's and Boys Cloth-mu''is immense -Prices -remarkably
low. The Largest Stock of Overcoats into n. • The "New Protection"
Overcoat is certainly a very serviceable garmei4t. and will be found to , suit
the purpose admirably. Children's and Boys' Overcoats in great variety..
BOOT? AND SHOES. -The Stack is Comp
an Children's Boots. Men's and Boys' Lou
Boxed Boots in every style. Large Consign
shoes, plain and fancy, just arrived.
GROCERIES. -Farmers, now is the time to p
Tea. Call on me and I will give you the best
lewest prices, in quantities at 55 cents per po
cation. Satisfaction guaranteed or, money
Grocery line kept constantly on hand., The
gars, the Finest Tobaccos and Cigars to be fo
New Cash Store.
THOMAS
ete. Everything in Women'A
Boots very cheap. Ladies'
ent of Rubbers, Felt Over-
rchase your winter suPpky of
value in that article, at the
nd. Samples given on appli-
efunded. Everything in the
est Teas, the Cheapest' Sa-
nd. in the Dominion, at the
KIDD, SEaforta
11`11
EJ PIIMO-
MESSRS. LUMSDEN
SEAPORT'', ONT.
WI .4.5 0 t
RIO,
THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS OL EST:0 ISHED BUSINESS TAKE
THIS OPP4TUNITY OF
tHANKING THEIR NUIVIERO
For the very liberal patronage bestowed n them du
muth pleasure in stating that they are in a position
dneements than ever before, having
ADDED LARGELY TO OUR STOCK IN AL
S CUSTOMERS
ing the past years, and have
ow to offer even greater in -
LINES OF NEW GOODS
Bought Directly from the Manufacturers by our Mr. LUMSDEN, when in
and which we are determined to sell at prices not yet touched
13 -z -TIE OER:
OUR BUSINESS, AS MOST PEOPLE IN THIS
INCLUDES THE GENE
DRUG, BOOK, AND FANCY
And in spite of the HARD TIMES,
CROWDED with GOODS.
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
11.1111.0,
BOARDERS. -From 8 to 10 Boarders can be
accommodated with board, either ladies or
gentlemen. Apply to j. CALD weeLL, (only
man and wife), Godeidch Street, Seaforth. 570
MONEY TO LFIND.-I have any amount of
Ad -a- Money -to Lend on good improved farms only,
at 8 per cent. Charges very smell. Sum no
object if eecurity ample. I -don't lend for any
Company. JOHN S. PORTER, Seaforth. 570
STOCK FOR SALE.
THOROUGHBRED COTSWOLDS FOR SALE.
-I- -The Subscriber offal's for sale Ram Lambs,
Ewe Lambs, and aged Ewes, of the Cotswold
breed, at prices to snit the times. 3. CUMING,
Lot 23. Concession 13e Londesboreugh
Post Office. 568
apsais FOR SALE. -The undersign -ed has on
-I-9d Lot 29, Con. 5, McKillop, a number of first-
class Leicester Shearling, and ram lambs, which
he is desirous of disposing of at reasonable t,s.te
To those who wieh to improve their stock,. they
could not do better than give me a call. 'W. A.
ANDERSON. 561
RAM LAMBS FOR SALE. -For Sale, a Imre-
'IA' bar of well-bred Leicester Rani Lambs; they
were bred from a thoroughbred prize ram and
well bred ewes. Also a splendid thoroughbred
two-year-old rem; this sheep took the first
prize at the County show last year; purchaeers
can have their choice. Apply on. Lot 12, Conces-
sion 2, London Road Survey, Tuckersmith.
MICHAEL HFFFERNAN. 667
WANTED.
SERVANT GIRL -Wanted immediately. Ap-
h-' ply to H. DERBISHeitE, Dentist, or at the
Expositor Office. 570e2
OUSEREEPER WANTED. - Wanted
Im-
mediately, a housekeeper. The highest
wages to a competent person. Apply to JAMES
HATT, Seaforth. 567
MONEY WANTED. -The Trustees of the
-13-1- Methodist Church, Seaforth,deeire to borrow
the sum of $1,000 -private lands. Interest at 8
per cent. Ample tecurity. Apply to A. ARMIT-
AGE, Secretary. 570-3
TEACHER WANTED. -Wanted, a Male Teach-
er holding a thirdelass cettificate, for School
Section No. 2, Grey-. 'Duties to commence Jan-
uary 1, 1879. Applications received up to No-
vember 19. Apply to JOHN HARRIS, Walton
, post office. 570-2
TEAOHERS WANTED. One Male and One
-L Female, each third-class, for School Section
No. 1, Morris. Applications, stating salary re-
quired, received by the undersigned, Blyth post
office, till the 20th November. Testimonials re-
quired. WILLIAM BROWN. 570
APP
lde
ENTICE 'WANTED.- Wanted, at T.
is' Carriage and Horse Shoeing Establish-
ment, pot:481mA boy, about 18 years of age,
to lean the blecksmithing business. One that
has nerved a term of 12 months preferred. Must
have 'good reference. Apply personally to T.
MELLIS, Kippen post office. 570
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
rro PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigned will
-2- keep during the present season. on Lot 8,
Concession 12, McKillop, a Suffolk Boar. Terme
$1, to be paid at the time of service, with the
privilege of retain:ling ifnecessary. RICHARD
McKIE. e 570-4
TO PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigned will
-1- keep during the present season, at his pram -
ince, Lot 11, Concession 8, L. R. S., Tucker -
smith, one mile south of Egmondville, a There -
Bred Berkshire Boar. This animal was eked by
a pig imported from the Old Country, and for
which the sum of $750 was paid. His dam was
also imported, He is one of the best at present
in tho County of Auron, having taken first prizes
at the County and all the other shows. Terms
el, to be paid at the time of service. j. IL
CARTER, Proprietor.570
_
1DEDIGREE OF BERKSHIRE BOAR, FIRST
- -'' DUKE OF NISSOTIRI, the property of John.
1 Stafford, Ei-q., Lot 21, Concession 14, McRillep.
' First Duke of Nissonri was farrowed October 15,
1875. Bred by John Snell, Edmonton, Out. Got
by Imported Lord LiverpeoI, dam Imported
Sovereign by own brother to Sarah° 2nd; grand.
dam No. 2'by St. Main; great grand dam Lady
St. Dennis; great great grand dam by Gloster
Premium. Lord Liverpool, the sire of FirsiDuke
of Nissouri, has made a, good record at leading
shows. He won the following prizes tinier a
year old in England in 1874, viz. First at Aath
and West of England; find at -,the Royal Coun-
ties --and Gloucestershre • First at the Provincial
Fair, Toronto, in 1874, first prize at the Western
Fair, London, in 1876; and triple prize as the
best Imported Boar on the groand under a year;
also at the head ot the prize herd, and the same
record at Western Fair, London, in 1675.
First; Duke of Nissouri took first prize at
Stratford in 18771 first in Seaforth la
1877, first at Bruseels in 1877, 2nd. at St. Marys
in 1877; 1st at Seaforth in! 1878; and let at
Brussels in 1878. First Duke Of Nissouri's dam,
Imported Sovereign, is the beau -ideal of a perfect
Berkshire, and thethest sow 'we ever saw, Terms,
One dollar per sow, payable at the tune of - ser-
vice, with the privilege of retaining if necessary.
JOHN STAFFORD, Proprieto. 568-4
e
e
ESTRAY STOCK.
'p -STRAY STEER. -Came into the premises of
-lee the undersigned, Lot 24, Concession 5, Me-
Rillop, on or about the 10th Of August, a red
and white year old Steer. The,' owner is request-
ed to prove property, pay- charges and take it
away. GEOBGE ILelIKIRli. 1 468x4
V STRAY SHEEP. -Came into the premises of
etal the undersigned, Lot 25, Cenceesion 1, Tuck-
ersmith, on or about September 17, a dry Ewe.
The owner can have the same on proving proper-
ty and paying charges. JAMT15S PATTERSON,
Brucefield Post Office. ' 567x4.
1
STRAY SIIEEP.-Came into the premises of
Jet the undersigned Lot 21, Ooncession 4, L. 11..
S., Tuckeiamith, on or about October 12th,
eheariing,rata. The owner can have the same
upon proving property and paring charges. T.
LEECH. 570-4
STRAY STEERS. -Came pito the premises of
the undereigned., Lot 10, Ce
incession A, Turn -
berry, some time n September, two red year-old
Steers. The owner is xequested to proveprop-
erty, pay charges and take them away, THOMAS
POPE, Morrisbank post office. • e70
SEurope, TRAYED.-Strayed from the premises of the
- undersigned, Lot 25, Con. 4, township of
Hay, about the first of June, a red. heifer one
year old with one broken horn, a white spot on
ill be suitably rewarded. MRS.
forehead and some white spots on 5h6e7r4hip-
• The finder w
B_E_RRIL_ILeus_tell, P. 0.
E STRAY SHEEP. -Strayed from the premises
of the undersigned, Lot 8, Concession 2,
lett, about the sstb of Selyiember, ten Ewes,
will be imitably rewarded. ARCHIBALD WAL-
KER,
top being cut off the right ea_r5.
one giving information leading to their recovery
Constance post office.
ESTRAY ILEIFER.-Straye from the premises
ortbe undersigned, Lot 24, Concession 6, Hay,
on or about the middle of July, a white 8 -year-
old Heifer- It is supposed that there iis a slit in
the left ear. Any infermation that -will lead to
the recovery of the above ar inial will be f3u1tably
rewarded. JOHN MeALLISTER, 506firxer,
Out.
-
STRAYED OR STOLEN,--8trayed or Stolen
from the premises of the 3ubscriber, Lot 13,
Con. 5, Grey, on or about Oct. 1, a team of horses
one a dark bay, and the other a floret with whit;
face and white hind feet, aged. Any person giv-
ing such information as will lead to their re-
covery, will be suitably reWarded. HOMER
tLEA.VENS, Bruseels P. 0. 557x1
VICINITY ARE AWARE
1,.AL
GOODS TRADE,
the Sh lves in each Department are
OUR STOCK OF DRUG D- DYE STUFFS
to QUALITY, and
Are always Selected with
-in the Market.
regard
i 1
OUR BOOlt,ND STATIONE
Including School Books, Bibles, Praye
Blank Books, Song Books, Novelsp N ote
Pencils,
AND HOSTS OF OTHER
Among our Fancy Goods wentigh,
Value in Albums, Work B xes,
But would be pleased to. have the public cal
we have in this -Department, suitable for
cannot enumerate here. CALL EARLY,
and i
HOLI
ALL
.13c,
consists always of the VSTRAY CATTLE. -Strayed from the prom-
- ises of the undersigned, Let 10, Concession 1,
L. R. S., Four Yearling Cattle -1 steer all red, 1
steer sputted white and red, 1 heifer dark red,
eli
. 1 small heifer yellow and *bite. Any 'lemon
Y DEPARTMENT
giving- cit information ae will lead to the twee--
„ ery of all or any of the aboaa animals will be
suitably rewarded. BENJAMIN SMILEY, Rip -
pen post office. 570
Books, Hymn Books, r, STRAY C'iTTLE -Strayel from Let 28, Coo.
Paper, Envelopes, Pens, 11, Ilibbert, in May host, Sit Young Oettle-
5 yearling steers and 1 yearling heifer, Three of
• the steers are Of red color, one of which has
white legs, one is dark, neeely blue, the other
° is light red and )Totted white; the heifer is a
-light roan. Each has a mark on the left ear in
the shape of a half- moon. Any person -giving
each information as will lead to the recovery of
the above animals, or either of them, will be
m-en,tion the Extra mutably rewarded. JOHN NIOHOLS, Chieel-
hurst post office. 569•.4x
ioel Cases, dc.,
THINGS.
pect the numberless articles
AY PRESENTS, which we
FTEN.
IT_JSCDI\T
WHIT/EY'S BLOCK, SEAFORTH.
I te REWARD. -Strayed pr Stolen, from the
premises of Mr. Young, SeAferth, on the
night of the llth of Osteber, Three two-year-old
Steers,'large size, one a brindlle with some white
spots and one horx, shorter than the other, one
red, with white star on forehead; one light red
with long coarse horne, a little low in the back;
each has a split on the lower part of tbe left ear.
Any person giving firneh inforniation as wIll lead
to their recovery, at John Carroll's, Seaforth,
Martin's Hotel, Brussels, dean keDougal,, COO.
8, Grey, or John K. Baker, Oenfrys.t post office,
will receive the above reward. 070-8
e is
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