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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1879-08-08, Page 5• ItTGOST t risp, and a bag of flonr, tr - ill the roorrt was lelt atttat the bag falling away ten about it. The . chitoo fell to pieces on being toticlik et7t were not seen in flames. J ) a the voters' list of 1:a1Ae1d, theft Le p'ersons qualiaed .t.0 gerVe ag and IX total O. one hundred ._„a five names. nt Weduesday the Clinton txt ig Company, Shipped for tughtta ear loads -1,000 head—of d lefor the Eliglih. mtenet s arket. 'he many friertds of Mrs, Rem. . linen, of Hullett, will be pleased ru that she has sornewlia.t receive rom a serious attack of erysepte tr. George Baird, Tr., has been re. ed in School Section lie. etv ev, and ?Jr. George Baird, Sr., la f Section No. 1, for the year 1880, et a salary of $300, [r. Walker has sold hie store as4., rty in Holmesville to itfr Potter Huron Road. We understand ,t)tter's son, of Kippen, inteeds zg a wagon. shop ia Holmesvine, a Tuesday INIessrs. Glasgow, Arse. S. Co., of ()Eaton, shipped, four ing machines, . three steam ete. and a horse power to Manitoba ei eht thereou amounted to about r. Hugh Gihnour, of the 3rd don. 1 of -Stanley, is the first to finish -vesting operations, he having got - his spring crops onWednesday. This is much. earlier than ar. young man, named. Alex. Fair, a T by trade, decamped last week Eaton. leaving a number iii town mild have been. pleased to inter - tin on money matters prior to hie are. ng to the former iaconverdent a of the post office at Portertt has been taken from Mr, Mc, I and given to Mr. T. Elliott, Ls established it in the store et vans. [ere was a trial last week On the E Mr. 3. A. Varcoe, Colborne, cl indinebreaper. Gentlemen, who ,7esentinform us that the nia- eorks admirably, gathering the -:leaner and binding them fax kpeedily and infinitely neater n possibly be done by hand. ring the past week a great many have threshed their fadl wheat, .1 the yield to be beyond. their .tions. Mr. David Cantelon, arm is on the 9th concession of di township, cornes to the front tent 50 bushels to the acre, from Mr. Armstrong, of the Goshen enley, has 43 -bushels tithe aere, . James Fair, of Clinton, hex it Week a valuable horse belong, Er. H. Cook, of the 9th conces- d-oderich township, died sudden - tad become quite a pet, and on of its valuable services, Mr. Lad christened it "Doxy." It :-,eneral favorite ID, the family,. death cast quite a gloom ever eehold. Their spirits, however, he next day by the addition of the family. day last week Mr. P. Robb, ting the firm. o1 Broadfoot Clinton,- received a telegram aforth to attend a funeral there hearse, at 2:30 p. m. It was a. when he received the tele. id he had to go to a livery and era, hitch up and change his It was five minutes to two mounted the hearse, and he at Seaforth at 2:40 .havine he eight miles in less than 53 the horses being in good con. their arrival there, meeting, on Saturday, of the ding Agricultural Society's di - was decided to change the Li e fall show from September Itith to September 22nd an [accommodate stock breeders,. Lto avoid clashing with the ek at the Industrial. The o decided, to charge 25 cents to the show, and to give miter four free tiedeets. The has been. considerably advance ast year, and a large advance tition is looked for. ctive Smith, the detective en - the Ontario Medical arid Don- ation, has recently been mak- ou the mid -wives of this We understand he has on his Usborne, three in Zuriche Crediton, One of the Us- ims has been fined twenty d costs. The way Mr. Smith ladies out is very ingenious.. 0 the Clerk of each township inns the register, and if the he retedica attendant does .r in connection with the reg - 1 births he goes to the dellaents and threatens to have 1 for omitting the doctorte 11 registering the birth. The en impart to him the infor- deli he is seeking, when he diately to the suspected lady vors to secure iter services, retting her to commit herself fined, and in this waymakes le money, as he gets the full the tine. lerail News. Items. otels of Kincardine, Port El- uthanaptorn are crowded_ with e'tors. ei were so plentiful in Berlin week, that it was difficult eers even at 20 cents Per nolesale store of P. M. Gold - Montreal, was entered by Monday night, and silk to the value of $1,700 car- d stogn which passed. over viiship late on Saturday ported_ to have done consid- nage to barns, fences and ops. r McMaster has offered .his ne and grounds in Yorkvillei f a Baptist seminary, exit of $2,000. The 88111111e detonk is to be removed to uto correspondent claim; - a hundred thousand 111 - and a, church for ever/ eqyle. For its size Toronto rches than any city on the St. Martin, whose 0P°11 ' furnished such an abund- rmation to the medical pre- rding the process of diges- mibed by Dr. Ben11113.011t, i9 • AITGUS'T 81 1879 e sal alive and well at SLi Thomas. He no -vv in his 87th year, and his stomach is still open. The accident which caus- ed the openineb(a buck -shpt wound) hap- pened just 57 years ago. —One of the most terrific storms of the season/ passed over Clifford and vicinity on Saturday afternoon, blowing down grain, fences, haystacks, summer cook houses and contents in all direc- tions, and unroofed ten barns. —The health of ex -Governor Letellier is much improved, he is expected in Montreal shortly and will be tendered a public reception. His friends in the Lower Province propose to raise a fund of $40,000 or $50,000 to be presented to JmnA speCial meeting Of the share- holders of the Consolidated Bank has been called for September 18th, to re- ceive a statement bf the affairs and determine the best step to be taken in the interest. of the shareholders and cred_itohers . T barn en the premises of - Sarauel Flannery, of McGillivray, three miles from Lucan, containing the pro- duce of 42 acres of fall wheat, was burned down Tuesday morning. The property was partially insured; cause of fire not known. —The Brantford Union has been bought by Jaffray Bros.; nephews of the publishers of the Galt Reperter. A de- cent, respectable Conservative paper is badly needed in Brantford, and if the new publishers of the Union take the Galt Reporter for their model, they may succeed in maldiag one. —The bodies of the three men crushed under the fallen wall of the hanaed McInnes block in Hamilton, were found on Tuesday morning. They were so burned and disfigured as to be quite marecogniza.ble, and could only be identified by their clothing and the contents of their pockets. —The barn of James Rainer, 14th concession Maryborough, was burned at 3 o'clock Monday morning. The con- tents, consisting of 14 tons of hay, 60 bushels of oats, a quantity of wheat and other grain, also a thresher, buggy, cut- ter, ex., were consumed. Insurance, $700. The origin of the fire is un- known, but it is supposed to have been caused by a tramp lighting his pipe, carelessly throwing away the niatch. —A contract has just beentlet by the Government for widening the well known and dangerously narrow chan- nel, in the Gallops Rapids on the St. Lawrence. Owing to the presence of submarine rocks the slightest swerving on the part of a vessel would cause her destruction. It is proposed 'to remove 39,000 cubic yards of this rock by blast- ing, and its removal will enable power- fal vessels not only to pass down the rtpids in safety but force their way up. —The Parkhill Gazette is sorry to learn that Sohn McDougall, ex-M.P.P., has "gone to the wall," financially. His farm and farm stook have been sold. by sheriff's sale. No one who knows Mr. MeDougall will fail to sympathize with him. He was always a good neigh- bor and a whole-souled friend, who had but few enemies. Now that his party is in power at Ottawa, if they should do anything to relieve him in his misfor- tunes [in the way of an office, we pre- sume,] every Grit in North Middlesex would be well pleased .—It is discovered that large deposits of timber lie sunken at the bottom of the river St. Lawrence at various points adjacent to Montreal, and daily the timber is being brought to the surface by gangs' of hobnails and others,' who sell it to dealers in the city. The bottom of Longueuil Bay, near the shore, would appear to be literally cover- ed with timber, and during the past three months a number of men in canoes and provided with chains and grappling ;hooks have been busily en- gaged in bringing up the logs and float- ing them ashore, where they are hauled away by horses and piled for sale. The timber consists almost entirely of white oak and. walnut. It is estimated that most of it has been in the river at least from 30 to 40 years, and has formed portions of the numerous timber rafts that in transit from the west to Que- bec have been wrecked or damaged at or above the Laehine Rapids. Some of of the logs brought up within the last few days at Longueuil are two feet in diameter and from 30 to 60 in length. They corainand when delivered in Montreal fromthirty to thirty-five cents per foot. —Considerable excitement was creat- ed in Toronto on Wednesday by the 'rumor afloat that Cool Burgess, the noted. negro minstrel, had shot and wounded Wm. Widgery, fruiterer, of Young street. The report on enquiry was confirmed. The particulars and circumstances leadiun to the affair are as follows : Burgessbaslong suspect- ed Widgery ofhaving had criminal in- tercourse with Mrs. Burgess, which fact led to separation between husband and wife. The minstrel came over to Toronto from Niagara, where he is new living, on Sunday last in response to a telegram stating that his mother was dying and desired to see him. He stop- ped at his brother's saloon Oil Young street and was there Wednesday night at helf-past ten o'clock, when Widgery and a companion named Blakely came in. Widgery turned. and invited him to take a drink. This Cool refused. to do when Widgery is alleged to have called him some hard names. This so enraged Burgess that he drew his re- volver and ded two shots at the man, wounding him in the hand and. arm. -Widgery obtained a revolver from Blakely and. fired. one shot at Burgess, who was not hit. Burgess then beat a retreat, and was immediately removed to the country, where he is at present hiding. Widgery's wounds are not con- sidered. serious. The matter will be investigated by the police, as arrests are expected to be made. I=MEINININft MORTALITY.—Twenty sudden deaths reported in New York on Monday morn- ing, supposed to have been, caused by the excessive heat. FALL SHOWS. The following are the dates of the Fall Exleibi- tions of Agricultural Societies in this district South Ilaron, at Seaforth on Thursday and 'Fri- day, Sept. 25th and 26th: East Huron, at Brussels, on Thursday end 'Fri- deY, Oct. 2nd and 8rd. West Huron, at Goderich, on Wednesday and Thur, Sept. 22 and 23. Stephen and Osborne'at Exeter, on Tuesday raid Wednesday Sept. 23rd and 24th. nurnberry, nt Wingham, on Thursday and Fri - Sept. 25 a.nd 26th. OEast Wawanosh, at Belgrave, on Wednesday 1 tosestasemeelmummmt Births. DIEHL.—In Unborne, on the 2 et telt., the wife o Mr. Jacob Diehl of a on. CURRY.—In Seaforth, on the tith inst., the wife of Mr. David Curry of a danghter. 000K.—In ',Ocelot, on the 8rd inlet , the wife of Inn J. T. Cook of a daughter, GAUNT. --In West Wawanosie, on the 15th ult the wife of Mr. John Gaunt of a daughter. THOMPSON.—In Melnillop on the 6th inst., the we of John Thompson, Esq., of a daughter. MENAREY-111Mellillop, on the 3tjth rine the wife of Mr. John Menarey, Jr., of a daughters. Setiforthi on the 5th ins., the wine c4 Mr. William Badge, of a danghter. HALLIHAN—In East Wawanosh, ou the 9th ally, the wife of Mk. William Iallhan, of a son. Blyth, on the 15th July the wife of Mr. James B. Hall of a son. Blyth, on ths 27th ult. the wife of Mr. Thomas Irwin of a 'daughter COOK—In Goderich Township, on t oe 80th, ult., the wife of Mr. Henry Cook of a, son. WHITE—In Blyth, in the 28t11 ult. the wife of Mr. T. White of a daughter. , MONTGOMERY—In Goderich Township, on th'e 2ud inst., the wife of Mr. C. En Montgomery of a daughter. Deaths. 1' DITNCIN.—In Brussel, on the i3rd inst., George Alexander, infant son of Mr.,Alexander Dun- can, aged 4 month e and 3 days. WILLIAMSON.---In Kincardine, on. the 25th tilt., Lizzie J. C„ eldest daughter of Mr. A. M. Williamson, aged 20 yearn 3 mon hinf,LER—In Hohnesville, on the 30t1 ult ,Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Miller, a ed 17 years, 7 months and 21. days: HUTTON—In Goderich, on the 27th. ult., William Hutton, aged 58 years. BROWN—In Hulled, on the 6th inst, Erneet, son of Mr. Richard Brown, aged 8 months. THE MARKETS. SEAFORTH, Au 4, 1870. Fall Wheat 0 0 to 1 00 Spring Wheat, Fife, per bushel0 5 to 1 00 Spring Wheat,Red Chaff,per bush, 0 'O to 0 95 0 Oto 043 . 0 0 to 000 0 45 to 050 fe 05 to 807 0 091 ,to 0 09 2 85 to 2 50 6 0 to 900 0 05 to 0 06 400 ' 3 00 Oats per bushel . Peas per bushel Barley per bushel. Bntter, No.1, Loose Eggs Flour, per 100 lbs Hay Hides, per lb Grubby Hides per 100 lbs... ..... Fallen Hides, per 100 lbs...., • • s: Sheep skins 15 to 1 25 Lamb Skin, per lb 0 20 to 0 40 Salt (retail)per barrel, 0 86 Salt-(wholeeale)porbarrcl 0 75 Potatoes, per . . .... 0- 60 to 0 65 Oatmearttbrl ' 9 tO to 3 00 Tallow, per gb 0 04 to 0 05 Beef, in quarters, per 100 e5 50 to 6 00 Wool, per pound, ..... .• 020 to 0 20 CLINTON, Ang.. 8; 1879. Fall Wheat,per 0 96 e 1 00 Spring -Wheat, perbushol 0 90 @ 0 98 Oats, per busleel 0 60 @ 0 50 Barley,per bushel 0 50 @ 0 60 Poen per bushel 0 00 n'e 0 60 Batter 0 07 @ 009 Potatoes 0 50 en 0 60 Eggs 0 09 @ 010 Hay,per ton, 7 00 @ 8 00_ LONDON, August 7. Diehl and Tread- well, $1.65 to $1.75 per 100 Ms.; red fall, $1.65 to $i.70; spring, $1.35 to $i.67; oats, $1.05 to $1.10; peas, 85e to $1.00; dairy cheese, 5ac to 60 ; factory, 54- to 6o; barley, $1 to $1.10 ; eggs, 100 to 12c; butter, 100 to 15c; new potatoes, 50c to to 50.75c per bat' LivEjer °ore Aug. 6.—Spring wheat, 8s lld ; red winter, 98 2d to 98 8d; white, 98 8d to Os Od ; club, Os Od to lOs Od; corn, 4s 6c1. to 4s 7d; oats, 5s 6d; barley, 5s 3d; peas, 6s id;. pork, 49s Od ; beef, 778 6d; cheese, 32s 6d. • . TORONTO, Aug. 7.—Fall wheat, $0.98 to $1; spring, $0.96 to $.00; oats, 40c ; peas, 55e to 650; barley, 500 to 56c; hay, per ton; $6 00 to 58 50; Wool, 00c butter, 8c to 18c; potatoes per brl., $0.70 to $1.20. Cheese Markets. UTICA, N. Y. Aug., 4..—To-day 8,000 cheese- sold. 4,200 were consigned. Leading price 5ic, average 4c WoonSTOCK, August 2.—About fifteen factories were represented here to -day, and six factories registered on the board 1,450 boxes; the balance having , 'been sold previous to market day. No sales are reported having been made during market hours. LITTLE FALLS, N. Y., Aug. 4.—To- day 8,400 boxes of factory cheese were sold ; 2,600 boxes were consigned. Extremes sold at from 50 to 6c. The rulinebprice was 5i -c and the leading price6c. 600 boxes 'of dairy were sold at 3ac to 51c. The market declined to ac and was the dullest ever known here. LONDON, August 2.—The cheese mer- ket continues weak, and the one here to -day was very flat. Thirteen factor- ies registered 3,540 boxes, but only two sales, of 500 boxes are reported as hav- ing taken place, one at Lc and the other at 51c. The latter figure was offered by two Or three other factories but reject- ed. Live Stock Markets. MONTREAL, August 4. The receipts of live stock at Point St. Charles durine last week comprised 48 carloads, or b6,601 sheep; -40a cars of cattle ; 376 hogs, and 2 horses. Of these, all the sheep and 17 carloads of cattle were shipped to Europe. This morning there were 9 carloads of cattle —nearly all grass-fed—offered for sale at the St. Gabriel Market. There were very few buyers in attendance, and no demand from shippers at all to speak of; hence the great majority of the cat- tle were driven to Viger Market. Hugh Kelly received 21 head of cattle, . and sold six head, averaging 1,050 pounds each, at 546, or about 4ic per pound. Mr. Brady sold 9 head of cettle to local but hers at 528 each, or 30 per pound. Mr. 1 . Balderstone, Perth, sold 2 head of g ass cattle at about 3ac per pound. Mr. id. McShane took a pair of fine stee -s from P. Brady at 5125. During the test few days he has bought 300 hea of cattle for shipment from the Ho . Senator Cochrane and other bree ers residing iu the eastern town- ship., averaging 1,500 lbs. each, at abo t 5,1 per lb. T e Gem Jar at WILSON & YOUNG'S. Local Notices. I You WANT Cheap Sugars and Cheap Stra -berries just leave your order et WILSON & You G's. 601 F UIT JARS.—A-ny qu anti ty .0f AM eri - can Canadinn Gern Jars at WILSON & YOUNG.8, at th old prices. 602 D D. RoSE ;Family Grocer, Seaforth, inti ,s the attention of cash buyers to his Stock of GI oceries. His Stock is constantly turning, and is an -ays fresh. His prices are the lowest—it will u to call. Examine his goods eand compare . 574 E THE SOAP, 25 bars for $1 at ROSE'S Groccry. See that very fine tea at 50 cents, worth 60 cents, and those cheap Raisins and Currants at ROSE s Grocery, -574 PI IIES, PIQUES, PienEs.—Bargeins E x - tram are. Wm. Hien & Co. have just received ano er shipment of White Piques, which they will el ear out at the old figure, 10 cents per yard Thes goods are deciedly the cheapest in Seaforth. 698 DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP.--4aving ob- tain d the Agendy of this celebrated soap in Sea- forthand Huron Couuty, I append the opinion of some of our best people as to its merits: I have used Dobbins' Electric Soap, made by J, Cragin & CO., Philadelphia, Pa., and find it ver„ good. The clothes are beautifully white and the Washing Is done in much less time—Mrs. M. P. Hayes." pay price. THE HURON EXPOSITOR. ne4.ording "1 need Tiobb flee' Electric Soap, to di- reetions, and found the elothee winter..!'han,wiLen washed in the old way, and in half th' e tute-84,"-", 6, —Mts. M. Y. McLean." "I have tested Don, Electric Soap, and am highly satisfied with tl.:° result. I believe It capable of noing all the wrap- per claims for it, and most confidently rezone - mend it as economizing both time and labort and as doing its work well—Mrs. T. Goldsmith." "Having given Dobbins' Electric Soap fair trial, I think it is all the mannfacturers repres'ent it to be—Mrs. R. T. Coleman." I desire all myfriends and customers to give Ole Soap one trial, eo they may know just how good the best soap An the United States is THOMAS KIDD, Seaforth, Ont., Agent for Huron County. 571-52 STOCK FOR SALE. FOR SALE.—Two colts, one rising three yeare old and the other two, both marts. Apply to. DAVID DORBANCE, Sr., Lot 29 Con. 1st McKillop. 604 IMPORTANT NOTICES. and )washing QCRUBBING washing done onR reasonable '-' term P , bv Mrs. A YMOND, Ilarpurney. e04 r „et MALCOMSON Barrister, and Attoeney at- ' Law, Notary Public Conveyancer, Banssels. Cameron, Holt & Caroeron's arge of the office, and Mr. e in Bruseels every Tiles - 9 Mr. Carey, late of office, win be in c Malcomeon will day. -N OTICE.—All j1artie4 indebted to the Estate n-1 of the late Simon Powell ere regneeted to pen the sam e fprthwit to the undersigned, or they hull be handed into the Court for colleetion. T. T. COLEMAN end A. G. VANEGMOND, Ex- ecutors. 561 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.L.M1 patties indebt- ed to inc eitheieby note or book a ccount ferr service of horse, bull, or boar, &c., are re- queeted to ay the same to nee on or before the 1st day of neptem er next. I have never yenned any one, and min;11 e of these aceounts arestand- ing for foue years, I am compelled to draw the attention of said =editors, and trust it will not be in vain. Any debts remaining unpaid at that date will be pitmen in the hands of my attorney for collection. *11 parties heeling just claims against me evill lie pleased to hand in such claims on or before the tt. bovementioned date. CHAS. DAVIS, Lelc_lbury P. 0. • 608x8 WANTED, HOUSE WAI1TED TO PURCHASE — Cheap for Cash. A eomfortable cottage, containing 4 er more rooms, situated in Egmondville. Ad- dress, stating price, &a., R. IRWIN, Clinton, Ont. 602 TEACHER WA TED, Third-class; 'male or -2- female, for School Section No. 6, Grey. Duties to begin 1t September. Apply personally to ROBE RiF PI E, Secretary, Lot 33, Con. 4, Grey. 609-3 NV' ANTED TO 1HIRE.—A. situation wanted as assistant to a thresher having had several ears experienc I at the work. Apply to J. S. WELSH, Seafo th, or if by letter to box 215 Seaforth P. 0. 1 608 ' TEACHEP -L a secone No. 1, Usb 1879. All a be in by th CA SE, Sec Ont. WANTED.—A reale teacher holdine clans certificate, for School Seetion rne ; duties to commence Aug. 17th, plications stating salary, &o. must 1st of August. Address TF:OSIAS etarn Board el Trustees, Rodgerville, I 604 TO CONT AC -J1- by the u Adel. for the ereetion TON% re of Clinton be seen at my office. not necessarily iaccepted. Clinton. ORS.—Tenders willbe received igned, up to the 15th of August, of Three Brick Stores in the Plans and Specnicatione can The lowest or any tendex WILLIAM COATS, 606 4 SPE ' CTFIC for an, ARTICLES: sale, cheap, or will good horse, a Separator Thresh- Horse Power, Oshawa make, in complete working order. Ap- G, Seaforth. 605x8 TIMES/1E118,7er -n exehange ing Machine nearly meteSand ply : te. A. STRO 'tee ()TICE TO -LN to-do t t he New Ent t he latest ment, W ,i dicKillop. F reshing 5 mpr . T. A RMERS.—I am now prepared when called upon. -I have ake Clinton Machine with all veme,nts and a clover attach- DORBANCE, Lot 84, Con. 5, 60744 CALL AT Seafort ing Compound, i s equally efficac T he worst D iseases of no. ent. M. • • - J. A , lo case the L. S. ROBERTS' DRUG STORE, the Great Sierra Nevada Smok- positive cure for Catarrh, and ons in all Bronchial Affections. of Asthma, Phtbsic and all ungs yield readily to this treat - M1TH, Aikona, Ont., General . .. , . . . ...._ gcn . JiOr 8aLc y all arnggists. rice, 1 cents abox. 601-52 DRAINING T throp, begs that he has co supe rior article i tures these tile f- end 5. I'iutieslj `won lo de well to ere w arranted to Terms modeeate. LES.—JOHN CARTER, Win- o inform the public in general menced the manufacture of a Draining Tiles. He manufac- n varions sizes—Nos. 1, 2. 8, 4, eying lands requiring draining give these tiles a trial, as they e equal to the best tile made. 606-4 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A GOOD CHA10E.—$1,200 will buy a good parcel of land, comprising fifty acres'inthe Tow nship of Kincardine, County of Bruce; clay barn; SI frariee barn on the place. For fur- ther partiernars apply to G. & H. JACKSON, Eginondville. 609-3 ARM FOR SALE.—For Sale, in the township of GreenCouety of Huron, Lot 14 and west half of Lot 15, onree 2nd concession, containing 149i acres 76 of hich are cleared and well fenc- ed; good ;ranee bank barn 40x56, with stabling underneath ; good house 22x28, with stone cel- lar; good well -within ten feet of the house, good young orehard, and a never . failing creek rani through the. fart. Tbis is a first-class stock foam, and is onl± 60 rods from the Grey Joint , Stock Cheese and 3utter Factor en This farm is only 8i miles ftom the Town of Bnassels, and can be bought for $ ,000. For further particulars apply to the proprietor, Mr. DUNCAN McDON- ALD, XeMeStOWIt P. 0. 605 ' MANITOBA, LAND- FOR SALE.—The West 1 of Section 19, township 3, range 6, West containing 320 acr s more or less. The South 4 of Section 30, township 3, range 6 West, containing 320 acres more or 1 ss. The land ie situated on the Pembina Mountain, 5 miles from Nelson- ville on the main travelled route to Rook Lake LI miles from Bon py's store, 1 mile from a School House in ourse of erection. On 1., sec. 19 there ia a splen id crop of 20 acres and 10 acres more broke tp. There is a good log house and stable on th - place, also a never failing stream of spring vater running across, also a good spring near the buildings. On i Section 30 there is a log house and small spring creek, 5 acres of egms aid 10 more broke. There is some wood on bot1i half [sections and stone suffi- cient for all buildi a purposes. These are most desirable location °for any person wishing to locate. The land i well situated, and in one of the best settlements in Manitoba. For further particulars apply to CHAS. DAVIS, Leadbury P. 0. 608x4 FOR SA E OR TO LET. `-'OTTAGE TOL s corner St. Ch ureh. Immedi EDWARD CASH. T.—That comfortable cottage ohn St., opposite English te possession given. Apply to 608 00MS TO LET.—Three Front Rooms to let -nn in my block, Over Messrs. Johnson Brothers' Hard,w are Store. 'Apply to L. Mn. YER, Division Court 0 Mae, Seaforth. 592 int OOMS TO 1,1,.T.—Six rooms to let over A. -I" G. Ault's Geobery store, suitable for dress - s or for dwelling rooms, with ance. Apply to A. G. AULT. ma king a partmen fro nt and tear ont Proprietor. 590 V ARM TO RENT.— Being 200 acres Lots 4 and 5, 9th con. Tuckersmith, 135 acres clear, o r dinary buildings thereon, soil good and in g ood state of cultivation. Apply to D. nicMIL- LAN, Seanorth. 608-4 V OR SALE 0 11: Mill, known as Este am power; TO RENT.—The Seaforth the Red Mill; 4 run Of stones; th siding from Grand Trunk Rai lway ; posseseion about the 1st or 15th of Sep tember. App y to W. KINGSLEY, Strat- ford. 694 llin ARE CHANCE -1-n on first noor i position central. the flat above, sui sion 1st January, S TED, barrister,' SCOTT, MsKillop. .—Photograph Rooms to Let Scott's Brick Block, Seaforth, Also, three or four Rooms on able for a dwelling. Posses - 1879. . Apply to F. HOLME- n the premises, or to BORT. 573 -ti. HOUSE TO RENT.—To rent that pleaeantly situated and commodious residence on John St., at present occupied by Mr. H. C. Brown. The are ,four bedrooms, dining room, parlor, kitchen, nantry, eellar and wood -shed, alsohard and nett water. Possession given on the 5th of September. For further partionlars apply at the isPoSITOR. °nice, Seaforth. 609 ANNOUNCEMENT. WM. HILL & CO.'S CHEAP SALE OF DRY GOODS ANO GROCERIES TO CONTINITE FOR THREE WEEKS LONGER. Extrccordina,ry Bargains in Dress, Goods of Every Description. DESPERATE BARGAINS IN COTTON GOODS, Comprising White, and Factory, Cottons, Tickings, Shirtings, Ducks). Denims, &c. OUR HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ad TRIMMINGS to be Cleared', Out regardless of cost: Another Lot of Clair De Lune Fringe, - 20tcents per yard. Good Corsets- at 37a.- cents. Japanese Parasols at 50 cents—something new. In spite of the Ertird Times and keen, competition our TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is doing better than ever. All our hands are working full time making Ordered Clothing for an appreciative public, at prices that cannot be beat First Consignment of Fall Tweeds to hand; new, choice and cheap. EVERY ARTICLE In our GroceryDepartment Guaranteed Fresh and Best Value. 15 pounds Good Sugar for $1. 11 pounds White Sugar for $1. 10 pounds Ground White Sugar for $1. Tea, Raisins, Currants, Rice, Barley, Oatmeal, Coffee, Spices, &c., propor- tionately cheap. WILLIAM HILL & CO. STATEMENT —OF— ELECTION EXPENSES. rp HE following is a statement of the Election Expenses incurred by Archibald Bishop, Esq, a Candidate at the election to the Legisla- tive Assembly for Sonth 11nron, held on the 5th day of June, 1879:: Livery Hire $18 00 Canvassing Agents 10 00 Personal Expenses 25 00 Hall Rent 8 00 Printing and Advertising 85 45 ' Total $96 45 GEORGE ANDERSON, Agent. Stanley, August 4e1879. The following ia • a statement of the election expenses incurred by G. E. Jactsoe, Esq,, a candidate at the election to the Legislative As- sembly for South Huron, held on the 5th day of June, 1879 : Livery and horse hire $70 00 Printing 125 00 Personal Expenses 160 00 Posting Bills 10 00 Rent of Halls 13 00 Total $318 00 H. R. JACKSON, Agent. Egmondville, August 4th, 1879. Published in pursuance of 36 V., C. 2, S. 11. 609 JOHN BEATTIE, Returning Officer. CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POST- ING OF VOTERS' LIST. VOTERS' LIST—I879. Municipality of the Township of MCKil- lop, County of Huron. NOTICE is hereby given that I have transmit- ted or delivered to the persons mentioned in the Third and Fourth Sections of the Voters' List Act, the copies required by said Section to be so transmitted or delivered of the List, made pursuant to said Act; of all pet sone appearing by the last Revised Assenment Roll of the said Municipality, to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Elections for Members of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elec- tions, and that said List WfO3 first posted up at my office, at McKillop, on the 26th day of Ju ly, 1879, and remaine there for inspection. Electors are called upon to Examine the said L ist, and if any omissions or any other errors a re peicenved therein to take immediate proceed - in gs to have the said errors corrected according to law. JOHN O'SULLIVAN, Clerk of the Rai d Municipality. Dated tinne26tk clay of July, 1879. 609 BRAN. BRAN. BRAN AT $8.00 PER TON AT THP, BIG MILLS, SEAFORTH 609 A. W. OGILVIE. - " PANEL PICTURES: SQ 0 GREAT has the demand been for these pictures that Calder has been almorst compell- ed to work night end day (Sundays excepted) in order to keep pace with the increasing demand for rlltE Photography. There is nothing super- fluous in this statement. Calder's Policy is to tune out first-class work only, at a fair remuner- ative price, and relies on the ebund judgment of a just public as to the verdict, which, in the past, has not only enabled him to compete with but to ' surpass all petty rivals. Photography of all kinds 1 got up in a manner Pure to please. Old Pictures Copied and Enlarged to perfection. Remember the People's Popular Galley, with the Everlast- ing Stairs, opposite the Conemercial. • ANDREW OALDER, Seafortbe ‘1111111111111111111111naenee.-411111111111111150111. p THE CONSOLIDATED BANK CLOSED TIIE BILLS ARE BEING TAKEN AT PAR FOR GOODS AT taeametearemenee" LOST OR FOUND,. OORAM FOUND. Found on Main '54. Seaton -tin a logging ehain about le feet in length. The owner can have the same upon proving pro perty and pat ing charges, by applying at the Commercial Hotel 'stables, Seaforth. 608 B IT" ALO KOBE LOST.—Loth st, on e road between Seaforth end Walton, on the at day of April, Buffalo Robe. The finder will receive a reward of V on returningthe earee, or on giving sneh information as will lead to the recovery of the robe to ANTHONY TROUT - MON, Vonn.osa 2.0. 603x MONEY. 1VIONEY TO LEND—On terms more anvan- ' -Inn- bageous than ever before offered. A. J. Me - COL, Solicitor, Brussels, 504 52 THOMAS KIDD'S EMPORIUM OF FASHION, WHO WANTS MONEY7—A few thousand , " dollers, private funds, for immediate invest- ment nt 8 per Gent. interest. Apply to JAMES H.BEN8ON, Selicitor, Seenorth, 533 MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH, .THE MONSTER DISCOUNT SALE Which was commenced on the First of _August, is being continned'successfully, and every day brings in new customers who are taking advantage of the liberal discounte offered foe all cash purchases, to secure serviceable Goods at Wholesale prices. Althongh the whole stock of General Dry Goods hae,been marked' at low figures, having been secured at Free Trader :ces, I am alloeeing A VERY LIBERAL DISCOUNT OF FROM 5 TO 10 PER CENT. FOR -CASH ON' THE FOLLOWING LINES: 111ILLIBERY GOODS—Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets;- P:arasols, Sunshades, Umbrellas, Iates, Ruchiugs, Detbroideriesr Cgs, Collars, &c:: STAPLE GOO_DS—Duk, Denims, Ticki3Dgs, Towellings, Shirtings;- Table Linens,:Honds, &c. DRESS GOODS—Black-and Colored Grenadines, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Black and Colored Alpaccae, Fancy Dr688 Goods- in Plain, Check and Twill—Newest Styles A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' LINEN COSTUMES At much below their actual value. Every person should see those attractive - Goods, whiclt are certainly a great bargain. Boots and Shoes, Readymade Clothing, Hats and Caps, And Gents' Furnishings in Great Variety. 1,000 Yards of New Fall Prints, in Latest Patterns. 700 Yards Tapestry Carpets, in Newest Designst 500 Yards Hemp Carpeting, Extra Good Value. - Stair Carpets in Wool, TaPestry and Hemp. GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE ALL OVER TOWN. THOMAS KIDD, SEAFORTH. N. B.—The Grocery and Liquor Departments are, as usual, stocked with a choice eelection of Goods. Every attention paid to the requirements of customers. AT THE MEDICAL HALL, SEAFORTH. HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. We are the only ones in the County of Huron who keep these Medicines. Their Merits are too well known: to enlarge upon. IN, I. 3E, 3E7 (:) F 3E' A 1\,-T 32° MEE r.17 _ WE ARE ALSO SOLE AGENTS FOR GOODS MANUFACTURED BY THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY. A Full Stock of: the Edison Electric Absorbent Belts. HICKSON. & BLEASDELLI EAFORTH. 1879 1879 MONEY TO LEND.—I have any senount 01 nu- Money to Lend on good itnprovedfarms only, at 8 per cent. Charges -very small. Sum no obeect if eeenrity arepie. I don't lend for any Company. JOHN S. PORTER, Seaforth. 570 - $10 to $1. nfin Iievested Trennenn " Stocks makes fortemen eery month. Books sent free explaining every- thing. Address BAXTER & Co., Betel:ern 17 Wall -street, New York. 587-52 ESTRAY STOCK. QTRAY COLT. ---Strayed from Clinton about ten ela.ye ago, a by colt three years oia_ Anyinformation that vrill lead to bile recovery, vole be /suitably rewarded. JOHN GREY, Clin- ton P. 0. 609x2 STRAY COW.—Canee into the premie.es of --LI the undersigned, Lot 19, Con. 2, SUnley, a blank cow about 9 or In years old, giving. milk- - The owner can have thesame by paying ennensen WM. CALLANDE Et, Brucefield In. 0. 609 ESTRAY PIG.--Straned from the 3.'ntsrision Het els Seaforth, sbent the 3 6th of Ade, a - W bite Boer Pig- Any pencil giv ing mar infor- m a time as will lead to the eerover y of the above a nimal will be suitably re -warded. ROBERT CARMICHAEL. 606 VSTRAY HEIFER.—Cante into the planet:nes -114 of the undersigned about the latter end of April, a spotted red and wlaite, twonear-oln heifer. The owner is remeeeeed to prove prOp- erty,.pay expenses and tie her .away. WHITES1DE8, Darpintiey, S eaforth P. 6094 ESTR.Alf COLT.—Strayed teem t 15 ecu. 4, -In Logan, onetbe 15th of July,- ale or year old coliebeavy. Sprieg bait in right in 4 leg, Alio a small star= fosehead, was last se en on nth. con. MoKillops Any information Vealwill lead toitterecovery will be suitably Ye -Vali led by the undersigned. LOBT JONES, nritene 11. £08x4 AUCTION SALES, - - - .UOTION SALE OF PROPERTY IN RAE- PURBEY. Under and ny virtue - of et pow- er of sale contained in a 31103Sigitge made by Andrew Currie anel Mary -Currie his Nil e to bar dowere. delault baning been made in payment thereof, will be sold by Public Auction at the - Qneen'S. Hotel, Seaforth, on TIIIIIISDen LeAugust 21st, AA. D. 1870, at 2 orelock P. M., the Is ellowing ' prenrises, viz. Lot Number 2 in William Chalk's survey of:part of the village of Ititresttilm, y in the County- of Huron, being part of Imen Lot t Num- ber 16J -township of Tuckersmith, H. R. 1st, concession. The propetty is favorably a iniated,. good dwelling, eei chard and garden een tin place Ina willsbe sold on terms to snit pzirenael w and. whichevill be made known onthe day of , sale or upon previous application to the wane rsigned JAMES -H. BEN SON ,Vendon's Bolieitor,. Dated August, 6th 1879. A 1JCTION SAI.111 OF PROPERTY IN I 311118- n 1 SELP.—timier and byvintue of a poi zer of sane eontainedin a mortgage made by . James Kelly mid Susan Kelly his wife to bar Adowt r, de- fault haeing been made in payment tlaeree 1, will be sold by Public Amnion at the Tecumseh Deus e, Braes/Anon WEDNESDAY, August 20th A.D. 1879,ett 2 o clock P.M., the following preen- ises, viz.: ,Park Lot Y, Wetherald's Survey or sub -division of Park Lots D, in the village of Brussels in -the County of Huron, containing by admeasurement 1 and one-fifth of an sore -of laud, be the Satin more or less, fronting on Ilallisiser Street. The said prOperty le favorably situated, and very suitable for village residences. The above property will be Bold on fermate suit pur- " chaser and -which will be made known on the day of saleor upon previous application to the undersigned. JAMES He BENSON, 'Vendor's n elicitor. Dated Angust the 6th, 1879. A 13-0T3ON SALE OX' VALUABLE PRIM }TOLD --"" PROPERTY SITUAIED IN THE VIL- LAGE OF WROXETER syncrE COUNTY OF HURON.—Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a eeetaininoetgage which will be pi anted at the time of sale, there will be sold at the village of Wroxeter on THURSDAY the 1 4th of AUGUST 1879 at twelve o'Clock noon, by names Stretton, Attetioneer. All and singular those certain parcel/sof land and premises sit- uated in the said village of Wroxeter. Being composed of lot No. 18 eentbe west side of Gib- son Street and Lot No. Snon the south side of Vogt Street in the village of linroxener aforesaid, according to a plan made by Cyrus Ceara, P. L. S. fax the Hon. James Patton, registered in the Registry °like for the Connty of Huron' contain- ing n of an acre more or lees. On thatpart of the property situated on Vogt St., is erected a two story frame blinding used as a wareroora end on the part en Gibson St. a two story frame building used as a factory. TEPAMS.—Ten per cent. of the purcbase money to be made at the time of pale. Further terms and conditions may be obtained o11 application to, McMinn - RICH, HOWARD & ANDRY,WS. Vendors Solic- itors, Toronto. 608 A UtOTInN SALE Or VALUABLE MILL PR0 PERTY.—Under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a certain- mortgage dated the 11-th day of October A. D, 1878, made by John S. Bean and August Heyman, the under- eigned will sell by Public Auction at Bean & Heyman's mill in the village of Dublin, in the County of Perth on TUESDAY the 2nd day of September A.D. 1879, at 12 o'clock noon the following valuable property namely, Lots No. SO, 34 and 85, NbignnSurvey in the village of -Carron- brook (now Dublin) in the County of Perth and Province of Qntario. Onthe above property is situated a Lest clams steam grist mill with dere° run -01 at -Orn. The illeehillery Of the mill is of the best quality and about new. The ploperty is siittated in Dublin a thriving villege on the Grand Trunk Railway and is only 20 miles from the town of Stratford and 6 from the town ot Seaforth. TERMS.—A &point of ten per tent. otehepurehase money will require to be pain down on the day of sale and the balance in 30 days. All further tonditions will be mane known on the day of sale. The title deeds may be inspected at the office of Caeneron, 1-1olt & Cameron, Goderich. For further particulars ap- ply to CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Goder- - bit 3, 0. CURRIE, Ancti oneer. Dated at G-oderich, July 29, A. D. 1879, 608 T RTANT BAIN. OF NALUAB-LE STEAM CALL AND SEE THE BARGAINS -LmP° 7,1 COTIITTYKg,FV1116 moi,,GRISTT7LL LIgz. OLErstnn: the Different Lines oi Seasonable Goods at HOFFMAN BROTHERS' CHEAP CASH STORE, Bargains in Black and Colored DRENADINES. Bargains in Plain and Fancy DRESS GOODS. Bargains. in Light and Dark PRINTS. Bargains in LINEN SUITS and ULSTERS. Bargains in White and Colored EMBROIDERIES. Bargains ingainsisuii,nZe‘rrllateanandaCoCtotolornelcliAHRASIRSY.. Bargains in White and Colored. CORSETS. Bargains in FRILLINCS, COLLARS and CUFFS B argainS inSIIIRTINCS, DUCKS and DENIMS. Bargains in MILLINERY, MANTLES, &G. A look through the Stock will convince the most scrupulous that the Goods are Sacrificed at a Large Discount. Secure some of the BARGAINS. HOFFMAN BROTHERS' CHEAP CASH STORE, CARDITO'S BLOCK, SEAFORTH. ant to the Power of Sale contained in a certein mei tgage, bearing date the First day of June, A._ D. 1875, and which mortgage will be produced for inspection at the tune of sale, there will be by Public. Auction, at CABMICHAEL'S EcTEL,, in flee TOWN of SEAFORTH, County of Huron, on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTEENTH Day of AUGUST, A. D. I879, at the hour of Two o'clock in the Afternoon, by J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer, the valuable Mill PropertyandFarm Landlmown , as Tan EGMONDV1LLE MTTLS, -cone:sting of, Forty -Nine Acres of fustolass land, being Parte of Lots Nine and. Ten, in the Second and Third Conenenions, Huron Road Survey, of tne Town- ship of nuekeremith, in the County of Huroten and Province of Ontario, as particularly describ- ed. in a deed from John Deitrick, Coestant Louis VenEgmond, and Annie Johnston, nie wife, to - one Martin Charlesworth, dated the Twenty - Eighth Day of July, A. D. 1874, recorded in the Registry °nice for the County .of 1Inren, in Book 17111, for Tuekersmitb, on the lett September, A. D. 1874. On the property is a Large Frame Grist Milk three storeys and a halthigh, fine. class repair and running order, drieen by steam, having a very superior thirty horse power new Conies engine and new boiler,. The rail has also Etweniary -water power whichean be utilized. for six months out of the year. A good business. has fax years been done, whieheas the property is situated in the heart of one of the best whet growing distriets in the Province, 1310,y Zeft.8011- ably be expected to continue.. TEAS --Ten per cent. cash at time of eale, to the Vernon'''. Solicitors, and the balance of purebase money in one month, without interest. If the pu.reh.aser desires it 88,000 of the purthase raoney may main on mortgage at 8 per rent, interest. The Vendor to have the right to one bid. The other • conditions will be made known at the time of sale. For further particulars apply to HORACE HORTON, Esq., Cioderich, to tbe Auctioneer, or to SEAGER, WAi)Z-t MORTON, Veliners' 6064