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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1879-10-03, Page 51=10111111.111111211161, of native ‘ietv Lou - ;L . , G. Mil - .4 plumbs. - Plumbago a products, manufae- lay, Hull; Lariviere, qi working Co,. Galt; lex. Stith - urea furs, I; cotton Montreal; eda, Gaza Manufac- ; display r1; E. G - apples, 40 ciety, 001 - II & Sons, eI Periey, - Williams, Snell & ; jahri - stallion 1 , nisburg, i Francis, carriage hunter ; 1 mares ; . wIieay Durham Associa- feraales, L. Here - 1. Devon Eli}, Ayr - [ Guelph,. 1. Jones, . Groff, aY age; - cow or Salem, to the t Royal LI High- -;ail on ried i in a 1,:z has Prairie. 160, lied by m said t Win- os the rcKen- ratford 5struc- Aeveen at to cently where :ench- -.vhich ago, E., and lumn. at 1 Utb. tvlons e city endid ,mes, some egis- pro- ' the are mall the Vest :wall .Wtta artg- . nin- a fall - gate b.ere toes by - Lary t of of ned the Lest ea r`th tie 500 tat- r - ns, ick in- iey tue OToBER 3,i879, Loss, about $2,000 • insurance, $600 on buildings and $2015 on contents. Mr. . Keatshouse, on the third concessioa, was also struck. A bed upon which some of the family were reclining was thrown from its place, together with the occupants, across the room, but they were only stunned. The fire was subdued. A double buggy of Mr. DOLI- nelly, of the sixth concession. standing in the yard, was smashed to atoms by the electric fluid, not a spoke being left in a wheel. —The authorities are engaged in an enquiry which, it is thought, will lead to the arrest of a resident of the village of Springhadistant about 26 miles front Toronto, on the Northern Railway. A. man, who has been in the habit of officiating at times as local preacher in the neighborhood, is said to have wrong- ed a:young lady, and then supplied her with noxious drugs for the purpose of procuring an abortion, and further developments are expected in a few days. —The case of 'Maxwell v. Cossitt, which occupied the attention of the Court of Chancery in Brantford, last week, for two days, is one of general in- terest to manufacturers of agricultural implements. The action was for in- fringefaent of three several patents for a reaping machine, °ailed the Max- well reaper. The Court, decided that the patents 'were all Valid, and. that the defendant had infringed upon two of them, but had not infringed upon the third. . —A COMnaiSSiOn cyf reprbsentatives from the -Ontario Government and the New York State Legislature have under consideration the scheme of forming an international park at Niagara Falls. The object will be rather to restore the ground as far as may be to its original form, and to keep it in that state. It is proposed to plant trees on the por- tions a land cleared of buildings, and to sow grass seeds where necessary. On the brow of the hill which would bound the proposed park on the Can- adian side of the river trees should also be planted, so that the reserve would be completely cut off from any buildings that might afterwards be erected. , Auction Sales. Monday, Oct. 6, 1879, on Lot 17, Con. 5, McKillop, Farm Stock, Household Furniture and Farm Implements. W. J. Shannon, proprietor; r. P. Brine auctioneer. Tuesday, October 7, at 1 O'clock P. M., on Lot 3, Con. 3, L. R. S., Tucker - smith, Farm, Farm Stock and Imple- ments. Win. Stoneman, proprietor; A. Bishop, auctioliedr. Friday, October 10, on Lot 18, Con. 3, L. R S., Tnekersraith„ Farm Stock and Implements. James Sellars, prop- rietor ; J. P. Brine, auctioneer. Thursday, October 9, on Lot 11, Con. 8, McKillop, Farrn Stock. FranciS O'Hara, proprietor; John Bullard, auc- tioneer. Saturday, October 11, on Lot 3. Con. 6, Hibbert, Farm Stock. John Bourkei proprietor; D McPhail, auctioseer. - Tuesday, October 14, on Lot 3, Con. 2, Stanley, Farm Stock, Implements a,nd other articles. S. S. McDonald, proprietor; 3. P. Brine, auctioneer. Friday, October 3, on Lot 7, Bayfield Road, Stanley, Farm Stock and Imple- ments. Thos. Moore, proprietor; J. P. Brine, auctioneer. Tuesday. Oct. 7, 1879, on Lot 18, Con. 7, Morris, Farm Stock and Implements. Jane Nichol, proprietress; C. R. Cooper, auctioneer. Monday, Oct. 20, on Lot 30, Con.. 9, MeKillop, Farm Stock and Implements. John Alexander, proprietor; John Bul- lard, "auctioneer. Thursday, Oct. 9, at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, 'Valuable Town prop- erty. McCaughey & Holmstead solic. itors for Mortgagee. 7 Births. • MetENNAN--In Blyth, on the 29th ult., the wife of Mr. David McLennan of a, daughter. IIEWITT--In Blyth, on the 18th nit., the wife of err. William Hewitt of a daughter. MA.RTIN-In. Tuckersznith, on the 22nd ult., the -wife of Mr. James Martin of a daughter. HAWTHOENE-In Hullett, on the 28rd ult., the wife of Mr. Peter Hawthorne of a eon. FOWLER -In MeRillop, on the 25th ult., the wife of Mr. Geo. Fowler of a daughter. Marriages. MOONEY-O'NEIL-At irishtown, on the 1st inst., by. the Very Rev. Dean Murphy, Mr. Mooney,- of Hibbert, to Mess Annie, eldest daughter of Mr..Chas. O'Neil. . OUIMETTE-EID-DELL-At the'residence of the 1 bride's father, on the 24t1a ult.- by Rev. J. Lochead, Mr. Wrn. L. Ouituette, merchant, Londesborough, to Ellen .Moore, eldest daughter of Mr. -Walter Eiddelloat Hullett. KING-HENNING -- At the residence of the bride's father, on the 16th ult., by Rev. H. Mo- McQuarrie„ Mr., George King, to Miss Mary Henning, an of Triruberry. CAMELON-ATEEY--In Wingluem, On the lith Lae by Rev. Jas. Smith, Mr. 'Jas. ,Cruneron, to Miss ',Clary Avery, both of Crenbroole, township - of Grey. TeRE-ROBINSON-In. Wiegh.ain, on the 24th nit., at the residence of the bride's father, by Ilev. Wia. Eryers, Mt. Wm. Lee, to Mary, yo•unges-teleughter of John •Robilison, Esq., all ofeWinghara. • e • D eaths . ALLEN -In East Wawanosh, 'on the 21st ult, Mr. John Alien, 'aged 67 years. THE MARKETS - SEAPORTS, Oet. 2, 1879. Pall Wheat-- . . ... .. . 1 00 to 1 09 Spring Wheat;Fiie, per brothel- . 1 05 to 1 08 Spring Wheat,Ited chaff,per bush-. 0 98 to 108 Oats per bushel. ... . . ... . ...... . 0 25 to 0'27 Peas per b ashen. ................. 0 50 to 0 56 Barley per bushel..-. .... . ... 0 45 to 0 56 13utter, No „1, Loose.- ... . 0 08 to 0 12 Eggs.......... ..... 0 la to 0 12 Floor, per 100 • .. -..... 2 33 to 2 75 Hay......... . .. . .... .....•...... 8 60 Go 900 Hide, per IL ....... 0 05 to 0 06 Gra by Hides per 100 lbe •, 400 Fallen Hides, per 100 lbs 8 00 Sheep akins...... ...... . ...... 0 15 to 125 Lamb Skins per tb ..... . ... . . 0 20 to 0 40 Salt (retail;per barrel, .... 0 85 sat (wholosale)per barrel...:0 60 Potatoes, per bushei. • 0 25 to 0 80 Applee, per bushel.. ..... 0 20 to 0 25 Oatmea b rl 2 50 to 2 75 Tallow, per lb..... . ..... 0 05 to 0 06 Beef, in quarters, per 100 lbs..... 8 60 to 5 00 CnietTort, Oat. 2,1879. FalIWhewt,par bushel............ 1 03 (4 1 06 Spring Whea,d, perhaehel......... 1 00 c 1 04 Oats, perb .... . 0 26 (4 0 28 Begley, per bushel .......... ..... 45 (4 0 06 Peas, per bushol................. 0 52 @ 0 58 Better........... . . .. 0 11 (0 0 14 Potatoes'. 0 25 @ 080 Eggs .... . .. ..... 0 11 (4) 012 Haeeeer ton,............... .. . . 8 00 i 9 00 # Live Stook Markets. TORONTO, Oct. 2.—Cattle--Only one buyer on the market for shippers, and all he could get was one car, averaging 1,150 pounds, for which he paid $4.25 per cental. Lower grades are slow of Sale, and. may be quoted: Second class, 43.25 to $3.75 ; third dass, $2.25 to $2.75. Sheep.—First-class for ship- ment, that is wethers, averaging 1110 -lin& and upwards, would not bring • ver. 4 per cental, or 85.50 to $6 each. °con class have been very slow of sale and easier at $3.50 to $3.75. Lambs—First class, dressing not under 430 pounds, have been easier at $3 to $3.25, with abundance in. Second class have gone off slowly at $2.97 to y.75: .----, ----e- 1 LIVERPOOL, 0 t. 1. — Spring wheat 1 s Od ; red winter, 10s 8d. • White, 1 s'.8d ; club, lis 2d; corn, 58 5d1; oats, 6 8d; barley, .5s 3d1 peas, 7s 5d ; p rk, 488 Od ; beef, 778- 6d; cheese, 4s Od. LONDON, Oct. 1.—Diehl and Tread - ell, $1.75 to $1.83 per 100 Ms.; red fall, $ .75 to $1.82; spring, $1.30 to $1(30; o ts, $0.94 to '$0.98; peas, 850 to $1; dairy cheese, 510 to 6c ; factory:51 to 7c; barley, 90c to $1.20; aggs, 13c to 14c; Witter, 110 to 15c; nevi potatoes, 25c to t� $0.30c per bushel; bay, $910 $10. tcl $1.15; spring, $1.08 to $1.10; oats, 34c; all wheat, toi 35c; peas, 60c to 64c; barley, 55c to 68c; hay, per ton, $7 00 to $10 00; wool, 20o b tter, 13c to 1St ;.potatoes per bag., THE HURON EXPOSITOR. SPECEFIC ARTICLES. CALL AT 3. S. ROBERTS' DRTJG STORE, ' Seaforth, l'or the Great Sierra Nevada Sniok- eng Compound, a poeitive cure for Catarrh, and is equally efficacious in all Bronchial Affections. The worst eases of Asthma, Phtheic and all Diseaeep of the Luege yield readily to this treat.• went. : L. SMITH, Arkona, Out., General Agent. e For -sale by all di uggiata. Price, 75 Cents a box. 601-52 MONEY. MONEY TO LEND -_.Q n tern ii inore &goons than ever before offered. A. 3. Mo. COLL, Solicitor, Bruited°. 504 .52 WHO WANTS MONEY ?-A few thousand dollars, private funds, for immediate invest- ment at 8 per cent. interest. Apply. to JAMES H. BENSON, Solicitor, Seafortai. 588 $10 to $1 000 Tnvested in irall-St., Stocks mu k es fortunes m ery month. Books sent free eeplainind every- thing. Address BAXTER & Co., Bankers, 17 Wall -street, New York. 587-0 ORONTO Oct..2 F • M Y TO LEND -.I have an am t f $(1).55 to $0.60. Local Notices. CROCIeERY.' — There are Bargains in CI (leery at WILSON & toteeo's. 016 - SERVANT: :GIRL WANTED.—Waieted, a G d Clever Giel.. Apply to Mits. W. N. CRESS- :f.L, Tuckersmith. 616x • BRAN AND Sacuas.----For Sale, at Ogil- viLris Seaforth, e few tons of Bran and Shorts at $8 and $11 per ton. 612 SEE THE SOAP, 25 bars for $1 at ROSE'S - Greery. See that very fine tee at 50 cents, worth 60 cents, and those .eheap,Raisins and Ciurants at R en'S Grocery. 574 , UNBEAM ART Giraxay.--,-Sornething Ne v. -Now is the time to secure your shadow. CR ARLES MOORE is now making foureAmbrotypes fo 50c. Picture frames cheaNr thaneever. 610 . D. RosU, Family Grocer, Seaforth, in ites the attention of cash buyers to his Stock of Groceries. His S took is constantly turning, and is always fresh*: His prices are the lowest-it'evill pay you to call. Examine his -goods and compare priees. 574 DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SO:kn.—Having, ob- ' tai*, oil the Agency of this _celebrated soap in Sea - forth and Huron County, I append the opinion of Emile ofour -best people as to its merits : " l'have used Dobbins' Electric Soap, made by J; L. tenni & Co., Philadelphia, rtk., and find it very good. Tht. clothes are bea,utifully white and the evashing is done ine much less tinee-Mrs. in_ P. Reyes." " I used Dobbins' Electric Soap, accoiraing to di- rections, and found the clothes whiter than when waehed itethe old way, and in half the usual time -Mrs. M. Y. McLean." "1 have tested Dobbins' Eleetric Soap, and ani highly satisfied with the resipt. I believe -it cepable of doing all the wrap- per. s or it, and most confidently recom- mend it as economizing both time and labor, and as doing ilia work well -Mrs T Goldsmith." " H tying given Dobbins' Electric Soap a fair. trial, I think it, is all the manufacturers represent it to be---Felrs. It. T. Colema-n." I desire all my friend's and ;customers to give this Soap one trial, so they mayi know just how good the best soap in the Unieed Steles is THOMAS KIDD, Seaforth, Urge Agent for H Tim County. 571-52 . •STOCK FOR SALE. "pe OR SALE. -Two colts, one Aping three years Old end tbe oilier two, both males. Apply to DAVID DOR ANCE, Sr., Lot 29 Con. let McKillop.. • 604 riOLT FOR SALE. -For sale, a yearling colt, airied by the imported "Lord Redd°. Ap- ply to the undersigned on Let 33; Con, 3, H. R. Tuckersmith, or to Beticefield P. 0. THOS D. MORTON 615 . AUCTION SALES m CalTGAGE SALE. -Under and by virtue of the power of Pale contained in a certain mortgage, default having been mrde in payment of seree, will be sold by Public- Auction, at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, on. THURSDAY, 9th clay of OCTOBER, at two o'clock P. M. The ;following valuable property, viz.: Being Lot •,4 on West side of Louisa Street in F. G. Sparl g's Survey of part of the Town of Sea - forth There is a valuable new house on said lot. erms liberal. Ten per cent. on day of sale. For farther particulars epply to Mc- CAUC HEY & HOLDIESTED, Solicitors for Mortgagee. 614 _• • - • - - -- I IMPORTANT NOTICES. TION. -The public are hereby eau eion e d egainst giving credit to Ernest Houghton, in my nerae, without my written order or coneent, as I not hereafter be responsible for any d eh ts lee -may contract. GEO. A. LiOUGHTON. S ealoilLt h, October 1st, 1b79. 61"7x4 ARID OF THANKS. -The Directors, on be - h." of the Tuck, rsmith Branch Agrieultural Society, beg to tender their Pincers thanks to Mess) 3. Robertron & Co. L. Murphy, Johnsen Brothers, John Kidd and John Rogers, for th use of lamps, •&c., for the Agrieullaral Hall during the Exhibition. GEO. S.PROAT, Pretnt. • 617-1 ESTRAY STOCK. STitAY PIG. -Strayed into the enclosure of the subscriber, Lot 28, Con, 15, Grey, about th e miple of August last, one Sow Pig. The owners requested to prove property, pay oharges and teke her away. HARTWELL SPEIRAN, G-rey. -fie STRAY SHEEP AND LAMB. -Came into the premises of the undersigned Con. 3, H. R. S., Tuckeramith, a ewe and lamb. The owner can have the same by proving property, and paying charges on applieation to WILLIAM ROBB., 6144 ES IHAY COW. -Strayed from Seaforth on the 2nd of September, a so:nail heifer two yeara old aerated red and. white, giving milk. Infer - ma tion as to her whereeetouts will be gladly re- oeived, and experases paid by WM. HILL, Sea - forth. 614 4- s avik AY SHEEP. -Came into the premisee of thd undersigned, about the middle of August, a Sheet), with bell on. The owner may have the ea me by proving property and paying for this ad yeetisement. . WILLIAM ELDER, Lpt 85, Con. 1, Usborne. 617x4 v STE Y HEIFER. -Came into the premises -e-e' of the undersigrie-d, Lot 26, Con. 8, Usborne, about t e let of May, a red and white Heifer, 2 years o d. The owner m.ay have b er by proving proper and paying expenses. Mrs. JOHN Me- FARLA E, Lumley P. 0. 617x4 -- I" SPR Y J3EIFER.-Came into the premises 31-:d of t e ruidersigned Lot 10, Con. 3, Stanley, shout t o last of July, a red and white heifer, suppose to be two years old. The owner can have th same upon application to the under- signed, nd proving property and paying charges. RODER OK ROSS, Brucefield. 614x1 • OR SALE OR TO LET. ma oo S TO LET. -Six rooms to let over A. -LI) G. ult's Grocery store, suitable for drees- m a king apartments or for dwelling rooms, with front arki rear entrance. Apply to A. G. AULT. Proprietor. 690 FDR SALE OR TO RENT. -The Soaforth kn own au the Bed Mill; 4 run of stoneEn steam power; with siding from Grand Trunk Railwayi; possession abotit the let or 16th of Sep tem ber. Apply to W. KINGSLEY, Strat- ford. . 694 FARM ;TO RENT. -To rent, Lot 11, 5th con- cession, Stanley, containing 100 limes, about 80 cleared and in a good. state of cultivation. Iramediete possession if desired.. The above will be llet on favourable terms to a good ferneer. Apply th the owner. DAVID GALBRAITH, Goshen le. O. • 614x4 PARE ,ICHANCE.-Photograph Rooms to Let. Lu on 'first floor in Scott's Brick Block, Seaforth, positicinerentral. Also, three or four Rooms on the flat dbove, suitable for a dwelling. • Posses- sion 1st iTanuary, 1879. • Apply to F. HOLME- STED, *Mater, on the premises, or to ROBT. SCOTT, tdaKillop. - 573-tf. te VARM 0 RENT. -To rent for a term of 8 or -IL. 5 ye re, Lot 10, Con. 8, Stanley, containing 100 acres, 80 cleared, well fenced and under good cultivation. Good buildings, plenty of water and a bearing ()retard. Also 30 acres fall wheat. and 30 ready for spring crop and balance grass. Is convenient to markets, schoole and churches. Poseession given any time eiter March, 1880. Apply on the premises or to RODERICK ROSS, Brucefield P.O.• 614x4 ONE y o Moneyto Lend ongood improved farms only, at 8 per cent. Charges very small. Sum no object if security ample. I don't -lend for any Company. JOHN S. PORTER, Seaforth. 570 =lee WANTED. AGENT 1VANTED.-An experienced 'Fire I an ranee Agent- vanted for this neighborhoo Address Grand River Matra' Fire Insuranc Compan, Galt. 616_ TENDERS WANTED.-Tendere will be icceiv ed up till noon on Saturday, October ilth for the erection of a frame School House • in th Village of Hensall. Plans snd specificatione ma be seen on and after Monday, October 6th. et th office of the subscriber. The board do not bin themselves to accept the lowest or any tender HR0e0138Ear PATERSON, Secretary of the Board 61.7-2 TEACHEIt S WANTED. -Two Teachers Want- ed, Meteor Female, holding second-class cer- tificates, for Schools No. 2 and 11, Tuckersinith. Duties to commence on January 3rd, 11-80, Ap- plications will be received by -the undersigned up till the llth day of October, at 2 &clack P. M., at nemondville School House, at which tea° and place all applicants' must appear and sign • :eel_ Le= theirodiucekeagremith Public School Board, Peafor6thop2ost _iment. GEORGE SPROAT, Secretary ee ll REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. THE ECMONDVILLE MILLS THE nndereigned having_purchaeed the Eg- mondville Mills, and having secured the ser - via es of an experienced and competent neWer, are now prepared to do GRISTING, CHOPPING, And all other work in the Milling line. , Parties bringing Grists can hood then Graund the same day as ie/i. Chopping can be done any day, as there is a run of stones kept for that special purpose. . FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR. Flour of tbe very choicest quality will be 'sold at Wholesale or retail, and will be delivered in Egmondvilte or Seaforth free of charge. The Mill is being fitted up specially for Cus- tom Grinding, so that every farmer will be sure n- to get the flour made from his own wheat,. d. • The Mill is One of the best in the County, hav- i ng all tbe neweet and most improved machinery, . a nd pert fee levering us with their patronage may rely upon getting satisfaction. ee. RARE CHANCE. -Twenty-five acres of land 4--1- wbh heuse and barn for sale in Egrnondville. This property is well situated for either farm or garden purposes. Title indieputable. Apply to ROREET 13RETT. 615 FOR SALE. -For Sale a first class Planing Mill, nearly new and in good running order, situated in the flourishing •Town of Seaforth, W111 be sold cheap. Terms easy. Enquire of SEWED, COSSENS & CO., Gederich, Out. - , p ARE CHANCE. -For vile, acenvenient aud -2-1' deeirable. residence on the corner of North and Second Streets, Egmondville, with three- quarters of an acre of land attached. House, neaxly new, -with good cellar, pump in back kitchen with best of -water; young orchard of choiee fruit trees; and good. stable. For further particulars apply to JAMES MITCHELL. Eg- mondville, or 3: 11. BENSON, Seaforth. 615x4 MelTeFe YOUR FORTUNE. -Five hundred. dollars in cash, and $500 on time to suit purchaser with interest at 7 per cent. will buy 200 i cres of good farming land in Victoria County, 20 a res cleared, and a good house on the prem- ises within 11 mics of a market town and a. stembboat lending, within half a mile of a good road, and within one mile of a store, church-, echool house and poet offiee. Apply to JOHN WILLIAMS, Constance P. 0. . 615 SSPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, that fine farm, the peoperty.of David Fergu- son, being Lot 1, Con. 9,11,. R. S., Tuckersmith, oontaining 100 acres, 75 of which are cleared and • in the very best order; is all well fenced_ and underdrained ; the timbered portionis beech aud maple 1 there is a new irame house, frame barns, stables, sheds and outbuildings; an ex- oellent orchard of -bearing trees and plenty of good .spring water • is within 7 miles of Seaforth, on the Grand Trunk Railway, and the sante dis- tance from Hensall, on the Great Western, wish grave roads leading to eaeh place; a spring creek runs through the farm. Apply; if by letter to Seaforth P. O., or on the premises to DAVID FERGUSON. . 617 SAWS. SAWS. SAWS. N°Wis the time to get your saws gummed at A. Callender's,blacksmith, Clinton. All kinds of heavy or light saws gummed so that they can be talen home the same day. 617 A. CALLANDER, Huron Street, Clinton. TO THE LADIES. MRS. BEATEN, (formerly Miss menda,) is now prepared to attend to Dressmaking, in all its tran-ches. Good fit and. good work guaranteed. She is aho prepared to give les- sons in Madam Briggs,or tbe newly invented and much improved Chart of Mr'. Howell. Rooms next door to Canada Methodist Chinch, Seaforth. Apprentices wanted. 617 - GRAIN MARKETS. THE subecriber has made arrangements for -h buying and -shipping al 1 kinds of good clean merchantable grain at He salt and Kippen for another season, and is pr pared to handle any quantity that may be o ered. The highest price given for bright, he vy, properly cleaned berley. It will pay you to lean it well. 614 )AVID McLENNAN. TO TIIE L A DIES. MIS S MACDONALD w la dies of Seaforth and opened ot t a stock of Berl fingering yarn, slipper pat board, &a., one door sout confectionery store, where s to an pply the wants of tho call. Mao plain sewing, dressing done at reasonable 617 ' MI ld intimate to the icinity, that she has n and zephyr wools, erns, needles, card - of Mr. McGarey's e will do her utmost e favoring her with a tamping and hair ates. S MACDONALD. MELLV1U-.E MILLS, HULLETT. T HAVE Much pleasure in nformind the public geneially that I have co menced the milling business in what is know. as MELVILLE'S M ILLS, Hullc tt, and trope y strict attention to bu. sinees and fair dealing, to merit a share of pu blic patronage. Gristing and chopping done. 617 - WILLIAM JAMLESON. AT OF A VALUABL SALE E FARM leAlt. C. R. COOPER has been instructed by Mrs. WM. CORNISH to sell by Public Auc- tion, at the Tecumseh House, BRUSSELS, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15th, at 2 o'clock P. M., Nor th Halt of Lot 28, Concession 8, Morris, containing 100 acres. For further particulars apply to 61702 C. R. COOPER, Brussels. THE SEAFORTH PORK FACTOpY. • 13_• P,03333, I WHILE thanking his numerous patrons for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during paeit years, begs to intimate that he is again prepared to furnish his patrons and the public generallyewith as good an article (if not better) thie season as in the past. All kinds of Cured Meats, Pork Cuttings, Sausages, Bologna, &a., constantly on nand. • e H. ROBB. N. B. -The highest price paid for hog, dress- ed or alive. • 616 ANCHOR LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS Sail • Every Saturday from NEW YORK and GLASGOW (via Londonderry) and LONDON Direct. TICKETS for Liverpool, Londonderry, Glee - now, and all parts of Europe. Fares as low as any other first-class line. Prepaid -Passage Certificates issued to persons wishing to' bring out their friends. The Passenger accommodation of Anchor Line Steamers are unsurpassed for elegance and com- fort. Apply to " _S. DICKSON, At the Post Office, &atonic )118 fte The business will be under the personal super - 'Vision of the proprietors, who will always be on hand to receive and attend to euatomers. A Trial is solicited. JANEFORS 614-8 .11A1111Ent KYLE. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE Village Properties. in, the Villages of. Egmondville and Seaforth, in the County qf Boron. THERE WILL BE SOLD, on MONDAY, the -4- TWENTIETH Day of OOTOBER, 1879, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, by 3. P. BRINE, • 'Auctioneer, at the COMMERCIAL HOTEL, in the TOWN OF SEAFORTH, by virtue of Pow. ere of Sale contained in certain mortgages,which will be produced at the sale, the following prop- erties..A upnc,Lalno-EL0 I --Under mortgage from David ts Six, Seven aud Eight, on the south side of West Front Street, in the Village of Egniondville, in the Township of Tuckersmith end County of Huron, being part of Lot Eleven, in the Second Huron Road Concession of the Township of Teelferamith ; Also a parcel of land abutting the south ends of Leta Six and Seven, on the south side of Vv est Front Street, in Eg- rnonfiville, containing half an acre, more or less, which said last nientiot ed trod of land may be better known as follows: Commeueing at the southerly angle of Tillage Lot Six, thence south thirty degreen west two chains, more or leas, to an angle, thence north sixty degrees, west two chains fifty links, more or less, to an angle, thence north thirty degrees, east two chains, more or less, to an angle, thence smith sixty de- grees, east two chains fifty links, more or lege, to the plaoe of beginning. The following imerove- ments aye said to be on the premises: Having erected thereon a one and a half storey fiaine dwelling, with kitchen, wood shed, barn and storehouse; the laud is need as a garden and °rebind. PARCEL II -Under mortgage from William Malcolm -A 1 ot of Laud in the Village of Sea - forth, known and described on a plan of part of the Village of. Seaforth as Lot Number One Hundred and Fourteen, Market Street, in said Village, Jarvis- Survey, and forming part of Lot Eleven, in the Fixst Concession of Tuckersmith, Huron Road Survey. The following improve- ments are said to be on the premilles : Having erectedthereon a two storey frame dwelling, suitable for two tenants and a f rame stable. TERMS -One-tenth Of the parches° money to DUNCAN & DUNCAN, SEAFORTH. FALL IMPORTATIONS COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE BY-LAW_ NO. 6 A Pop, 18743,. A By -La -w to Raise by -Way of Loan the slim of ELEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, for Purposes Hereinafter Men- • tioned. -7 • larItEBEAS, the Ratepayers of the Tonnf " Seaforth have petitioned the 31Uninipal Council of the maid Town of &Worth, In the County of Henon, for More alligent Protection from Fire. SPECIAL LINES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. said -petition- it expediEnt and necessary to grant the prayerof AND WilhilEAS, the said Council tOngder8 6 DRESS GOODS—Five Hundred Pieces Fancy Dress Goods in Sateen, Serges, Debeiges, Suitings, Tartan Plaids, Brocades, Persian Cords, Colored Cashmeres, Black and Colored Lustres, Black Cashmeres, Par- amattas, Merinoes and Coboargs ; Four Hundred Pieces Plain Twill and Fancy Winceys. SILKS—Black and Colored Silk in all the best makes, at old prices. Ly- • ons Mantle Silk Velvet. STAPLE GOODS—Plain and Fancy Mourning Prints; All Wool, Union and Cotton Shirting; ; Plain, Twill and Fancy Ducks, Tickings, Canton Flannels and Brown Holland@ ; Tabk Linens in Turkey Red, Bleached, and Loom; Napkins, Towels, and Towelling; Blankets jX1 Canadian White and Grey, and English. AND WHEREAS, the :laid Council cOnsidersa system of Waterworks constructed upon what is known tie the Waterens-or Holly gyatell2 f.Oe the most efficient for_Fire Pr-otection purposes. Eleven Thousand Dollars for the construction of taiAdNwDa4Wernw:r11:A.8, it will require the SUM of AND WHEREAS; the said -Connell has resolv- peodstooarfaoirseesathide. said sum of =env for the per - AND WHEREAS. it will require thesumof Two Hundred and Thirty -Fix Dollars to be reified annually by sin cial rale, foi the payment of the • Reid debt, hereinaltei mentiened. • AND WHEREAS, it 'will require the stun of Six Hundred aeid sixty Dollars to be raised. =- • molly by special rate, for the paynient Of the said interest as also hereinaftermentioned,e. AND WHEREAS, the Amount of the whola rateable property of the lead Vonoration eirre-lh spective of any income In the nature -of tolls, intereet, -dividends, mute or fees from. said prop- eetY, an d Ws° hrespective of any income to be deriv_ed from the temporary investment of the sinking filed hereinafter mentioned! -or any part thereon) accoreing to the last Revised Aeeell went Roll of tbe said Corporation, being for t ) ear One Thousand Eight Hundred artd. Seven Nine, is the surn of Five Hundred And S' CANADIAN AND IMPORTED TWEEDS—We have DOW Four Thousand SiX Hundred and E h yDal- in Stock Three Himdred Pieces embracing all the Best Goods made in tars - AND WHEREAS, the existing debt of the said Corporation is as follows : Three Thousand Dollars, borrowed under the authority of Hy -Law No. 46, ef the ettid Town of Seaforth, and inter- st thereon at Seven per cent. per annum, pay. ble halnyearly,from the First day of September, S79; and -.Fifteen Sundred, Dollars, borrowed nder By Law No. 100, of the /mid Town of Sea - mil, and intereet thereon, at Seven per cent. er annum, from the First, -day of July, T879; nd Six Thousand Dealers, 'borrowed under the uthority of By -Law No. 8 A; of the said Town f Seaforth, and intereet the,reon at Seven per ent. per annum, payable halnyearly,from the ixst day of jnly, 1879; and there is nothing in irxeesatr. and unpaid, either for principal or in - AND WIIEREAS, for paying the said interest rad sinking fund it will 'require an equal 4130IIIII liee.i111 rale Of One refit and 88,13246,468 of a in the -dollar, in addition to all _rates to be levied in each -year. AND WHEREAS, it is made necessary to ap- point e time and place for taking the TOfee the dilly qualified electors, and for appointing Returning Officers to take the votes of the add electors at the meeting. 13E IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Cor- ti this Country; Heavy All Wool Tweed for 50 cents. We have the, best assortment of Scotch Tweeds ever shown here. • WOOLENS—.Broadcloths, English and French Worsteds, Trowsering, e. -• Fancy Ulstering, Naps, Beavers, Meltons and Diagonals: SHAWLS AND MANTLE—Full range of Mantles in all the new- Pa est English. and French. Styles. 'Mantle Cloth in CamePs Hair, Ulsters, a Waterproof and Twill. Shawls—Fancy Wool Wraps, Black and Color- 0 ed, Wool Long Mayas, Tartan and Small Shawls. a te_ Underclothing, Ladies' Fine Merino Vests, all styles and prices in a Lined, kid, and Fur Top, (with springs). Ladies' Cloth, Lisle and Kid with one, two and four buttons. Corsets:in all the well-known makes of Englishan anadian, from 30 cents to $2. HOSIERY AND GLOVES—Men's Fine Scotch Wool and Canadian • Ladies' Men', and Misses' Hose. Gloves—Men's in Cloth, Buck, Gape MILLINERY DEPARTMENT—We have bou ht and im rted one of tbe Largest Stocks of Millinery ever shown in this County, con- sisting of all the Latest Novelties in French, English, and American Millinery. MILLINERY OPENING DAY—Our Millinery Opening Day wiR be SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, when we will Show a Complete Assortment in every line. Special Value in Silks and Velvets, Hats, °veers and Feathers. Also a ,Magmficent Assortment of Trim - ed Goods. An Experienced Milliner in charge. -I • A FULL STOCK–A Ikull Stock of ail sorts of BOOTS and SHOES, and Fresh GROCERIES. ID TT 1\T C A_ 1\T (Sz JD TT 1\1- 'S MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH. be paid down on the day 01 sale. .For balance, Z terms will be made kuown at the sale. For further particulars epply to JONES BROTHERS & MACKENZIE, Or to Solieitore, Masonic Hall, Toronto, W, N. 'WATSON, Seaforth. Toronto, September 25th, 1b79. 617-2 BR UCE FIELD. 0 Z BRIGGS BROTHERS HAV1NG purcheeed the business carried on git( by Mr. 3E. BRIGGS for so many years, are ...AP now prepared to do BOOT AND SHOE -MAKING z Of Every D eecription on the shorteet notice and most reasonable -terms. –J They will use nothing but, the -very best ma- terial, and as to fit and wortmatiship they guar- antee satisfaction. article, and fair nod reasonable prices, thee hope By strict attention to business, givingAgeood to merit and receive a liberal there of public patronage. Their Shop Will be tound in Rettenburry's buil ding, D. McIntosh's Veterinary Office, one door south of the post office. Give us a trial. JOEL BRIGGS. 617 teE0. W. BRIGGS. DR. FOWLER'S EXTRACT WILD STRAWBERRY. •I A. Specific Reniedy for all Snuamer pi, complaint@ such as Diarrhea, Dy - Aa 'sentry, Canada Cholera. Cholera kra illierhus, Cholera lutautum, Sour fie lesiva eh, Griping Pains, and elide.- ' rangenaenta of the bowels. caused by using W improper food, such as raw vegetables, unripe or sour fruit, bad milk, la pure water, or change et water, changes of the seasons, exposure. No matter from what cause or in what form you are aub- - Jed to the above complaints, ler. 'row- er Ices Extract of Wild .Strawberry will relieve you and a speedy cure will be re effected without injury to the system.- It is manufactured from the Wed Strawberry Plant, and free from opium and other injur- ious drugs. For sale by all dealers, at is. U) 101d., or bottles for $1. PREPARED BY MILBURN,IBENTLEY & PE RSON, • TORONTO, ONT. 617 No. 5. MANITOBA. No. 5. FINAL PARTY FOR 879 THOSE WISHING TO 30 Greenway's October Party For Manitoba, should send their names at once to WHITE & dARRICK, Reflector Office, Exeter, together with partieulars of what they intend taking in freight, live stock, &c. Party will leave by special train, via. Great Western Rail- way, on MONDAY,' OCTOBER 13th, At 9 o'clock P.M., nom Centralia. Fare through, $22 65; this train will make the usual quick time, and be made up of good comfortable cars. The Fall is the very best time to go. First-rate opportunity for profitable investment in the very finest land. See it for yourselves. 619 • PAINTING. H. T WN BEGS to inform his friends and the public in general that he has commenced business as a Painter a nd Glazier on his own account, and is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him in the moet satisfactory manner and on reasonable terms. Orders left at the store of Metiers. John- son Brothers will receive prompt attention. 588-4 •H. TOWN, Seaforth. N.B.-Whitewashing and papering a specialty. AUCTION SALE. T OT 22, Con. C., Turnberry, will be sold by 14 Public A.uction, on the 14th day of OCTOB- ER, at 12 o'clock noon. There is a good frame house and barn on the place; 80 sores cleared. 615 CHARLES Mc TAYISH, Pr oprieter. OCTOBER. OCTOBER. OCTOBER. port Lion of the Townef Seaforth, in the Conn of Huron. • L -That it shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said Corporation to raise by way of loan, from any pereou or persons, body or bodies -corporate, ; who may be willing to add -lance the same upon the credit of the Debe,ntures hereinafter men - Honed, a sum of money nob exceeding in the • whole the sum!' of Eleven -Thousand Dollars, and to cause the StirRO to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said Town, for the -purpose and with the object above recited. IL -That it shall be lawful for the saidMayer to cause any number of Debentures to be made fax such sums of money as may be required, no less than One Hundred Dollars each,Ind. met exceeeing in tbe ag,gregate the sum of Eleven Thousand Dollars, and that the !said Debentures hall be eealed with the seal of the said Corpor- ation, and signed by the Mayor and the‘e:reite- nrer thereof. III. -That the mid Debentures shall be Inacle payable in twenty-five years at furthesifroni the day hereinafter reenticned for this By -Law to take effect, at the effiee of the Treasurer' of the said Corporal -ton, and grail have attached to them Coupons for the payment of interest. IV. -That the sae Debentures shall bear in- terest at and after the rate of Six per emit per annum from the day mentioned for this By - Law to take eff-, et, whiphinterestehallbepayable >on. the Fifteenth days of June and December in each year, at the office of the said Treasure.r. Di) V.-Ibet for the ptnposeof paying theinterest and forming a einking fund for the payment -of • the said Deteeteires, :an equal special rate of 83,132-56,46E mills in the dollar gm; en " ' , addition to ail other rates, beetaised, levied aid ft%• c °heeled in each year upon ai14-he reteelele pep* erty in the said Cenporation dining the envie e anee el the paid Deberatures,or any of them 0 14. -That tins By -Lew sludi take effect oho - come into operation on the day of Deceen ; her, A. D. 1b79. _ehe' V11. -That the votes of tne aectors of the -sad A1 Municipalitytehall be taken on this By -Law on _ 0 !MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF'Orn rt- TIIEJ 0-0113.1\T TITON We are showing this month a very good assortment of M •"‹ -Woolen • Shawls, and at very reasonable prices. Also a Viet? >o Efliott stock oJ Ladies' Jackets, at various prices. Good value in all Z Z TOBER, A. D. 4879, Commencing at the hour of Nineteelock in the molning, and frora thence iill the hour of Five o'clock in the afternoon, at the following PlOItace8T: FHE NOTITII 'WARD -At Edwaxd Cash's _eV BS THE SOUTH WARD -At the Town Hall. FOR THE EAST WARD -At theFir' e Evens Hall. And that Edev.ard -Cash shall be the Returning ftlecr lor the North Word; Wilnara f hall be the Returning Officer for the Sonth Ward ; and Serottel Stark shall be the Returning Officer fax the East Ward. ' 13E IT ALSO ENACTED, itt pursuance of the Revised Statutes of the Province pi Ontario, _r Chapter 174, Sectiort 289. >1. -That the Clerk of the said Municipal Con- • Peration of the Town of Seaforth Phial at the hour of Twelve o'clock noon, on Tuesday., the Z- Seventh Day of October, One Thousand Eight Hemaxed ard Severaty-Nine,at the Tema - Hall, th the saidTown el Seaforth, sum up the M rut enber of votes given for and against this Bee r Law. II. -That the Mayor of the said Muni ipal Cnrporation shall attend at the Town all, in the said Town, on Tuesday, the • Tldrtiefh day ,Of September, One Thousand Eight ▪ Hundred and Severity -Nine, at the hourof Eight 'clock in the evening, for the purpose of &p- ointing persons to attend atthe various polling laces sfoiesaed, and tbe final surondiagnpof the Z votes by the Clerk respectively on behalf of Persons batercsted in and promoting or %moaner - t he passage of this By -Law respectively. kinds qf Dress Goods, particularly in Black Lustre., and Black and Colored Cashmeres. A very cheap line in -Colored,All Wool &ryes. Received this week, front the Factory : Bed Blankets, _Flannels, Tweeds, Mettons, _Etojfics, &c. ,stock, a good range • CD .c of Clouds, Squares, Breakfast Shawls, Shoulder Shawls, de. H Tailoring done as usual.. Good' Fits Guaranteed. 7:1. R. JAMIESON, MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH. INT 0 1.11 I "THE CENTRAL GROCERY!" THE above is a true eopy of a proposed Ey- CARDNO'S BLOCK, SE.AFORTH, EXTRA VALUE IN RAW AND REFINED SUGAR TEAS in Black, Green and Japan. Prices Low to Suit the Times. COFFEES --FRESH GROUND AND PuRE KAOKA. KA.OKA. KAOKA. Law, to be teken into consideration by the M -u nicipe.1 Council of I he Town of Seaforth, after the expiration of one reonthlrom the Nineteenth day of September, 1879, the dole of the first publication of tbe same, and....bat at the hour and places filet ein fixed the poilk will beheld. • WILLIAM ELLI T Clerk. MISCELLANBoy 'Ye inetrnetiong etifellSIC.-Mrs. MIMI-Akin will JJ in instrumental music to of piano given for pre -dice if east of Victoria. Square, Sea T-1 A. MeLEOD, License County of Huron. Aij McBride's will receive pro letter address Seaforth. P. cP ee, new pnpile. Use sired. Residence rth. 814 - - Auctioneer for the ordexs left at James pt attention. Xf by 5-58 all parts of the County. Al4 orders leftat the En- POSTTOR Office will be :I- P. BRINE-, Lieence4 Anctioneer for the t Counte of Huron.p. 13:telay:11-tteteeni7eddtoilt. THE DIVISION C0131111'.-Tbe office ii -31 the, Second Division Cott 'will be open daffy FAMILY -GROCERIES A VERY FULL STOOK finr`;117haBui-oPcak€,tore: twhe.I;tu.oke°'odiciolinP. gmto'n 717. L. MEYER, Clerk of DIVIS10,11 Court, Seaforth. 562 ICIS GRAHAM, AtaCTIONEER AND F RA1'' LAND AGENT. --Special attention given In s ale of landed property, fanning and thorougen b red stock. Cattle selected for the English mar-:' k et. Office and Auction Rooms, Aeheson% new lock, Godeiicb, Ont. Tenns moderate 4315 Tome LECKIE, General Loan and Real Estate te Agent, Grain, Produce and -Commission Mer- chant. Money loanedon real estate in town or country, at 8 per centsimple interest. Chargee modem! e. Mortgages bought and sold. Matured mortgages paid off. Terms to salt borrowers. Farms and village property for Bale. Office- Leckie's new brick block, Bmssehe Ont. fili Qua ty an lice are Right. Flour, Feed and ProvWons Always in Stock. o t 0 01C1R,"'62". S Full - Full Lines in all the Departments. Tea Sets in abundance. Tea and Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets. Glassware, any quantity. We hold one of the best stocks in Western Ontario,. Call and. be convinced. The Goods speak for themselves. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE 'OF CHARGE. LAIDLAN & FAIRLEY, SEAFORTH. • • ' -gEinFORTH PUMP FACTORY. -Parties want- ing anytning in the pump or cistern line will find 11 to their advantage to call at the -above factory, as the proprietor bus first-class stock of pumps on hand 'which will be sold &tap Cisterns of any size made to order, and cheap. Small wooden pumps for eisterri Please give =ea call. N. CLUE A gohd for sale.