HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1880-05-14, Page 5MAY 14, 1880.
ip near Mr. Galbraith'
ime Mr. Galbraith.laad
cike t book, but in retu
t itin the wrong eeee,
,Ithott, a former reside
'rites that he tuts takeree
iliC1 OD, Oak Creek, ite eh
i which there is plenty 0
L good building timber
,ands close by. The boa
:tamer season withit eigh
cation, and saw and gra)
g up only for miles fro
a. for his dwellings
lays ago Mr. -Abraha
Fulla.rton, drove at
amara which he had
foal and which had at -
ti old age of thirty-two
,
'tevidson hadher rtewly
L put her '1 a, lhotel stable,
ost imm,ediat ly lay dowr.
te -owner war
s very much
a alairaal, arta, it is said
ter dentist).
tioneer Of North, Eastlaope,
.tes, died last week. In
Le to ' North Easthope
?.3 on the 7th cencession
emained till his deat
hi
pe at that time was. in-
eg wildernees; no roads,
churches, the nearest,
fr,nd the ordy means of
I ex -sleigh. 'Ilkit by per -
industry he saw himself
.ii aurrourtded -by every
-oar fair country affords.
aees and Walker, of Lie-
f,. last week, for the Mon-
! a number • Of splendid
rile parties ittrona whom
6 bolight, and the price
were as follows : Wra.
R*, 3 head, w ighing 4040
,,. cents; James Burnett,
:
, weighing K35 poundkat
ies Currie, Mine. 2 head,
pounds, at 5 cents; 11.
e 2 heed, weighing 2480
4 . cents, W. Hagerout,
ad, weighing 7802 pounds,
ind Fred. Shaver, Elms,
ling 13,870 pau-ncls, at 51
Hay, 10 heed, weighing
,. Mr. Hey also sold one
ma bull we-ie.:It-hag 1,$50
ilep our year Old weighing
; The princii al pert of
_ohl were thee year old
(roil Notes,
i
tieing to Mr,. Jahn row-
'fearnet entangledin its.
t last. week, and before
;teideritally committed
tlommon, of the eighth
McKillep, is erecting a
t.nie barn, which, when
I be on.e of the best in gee
-
r4Ior has' rented the
;in Grey, aud Mr. Wright.
!. has purchased the Gat
n the 2nd concession of
thip.
rthur Murphy, Magaua
,Liacata Stewart have been
for the Presbyterian
de. There are now six
..ngregation.
, veterinary surgeoa of
trued from Kansas,
Sd the practice of his
ressels. He looks well,
orably of the country,
stand Mr. R. Sweet, fore
then, is about erecting -
Alexandria,. Manitoba,
iitering nato the n er-
' We wish him succ a&
gs ago, a large pa ty
eived. in Goderieh dir et
bound for Malaita a.
at the Albion Hotel a er
by t1u i.tani.toba on
euiug. I
t,yrue, of Exeter, has re-
intment in the Onteio
leepartment. He goe to
te firett to superint nd
a uew wiug to the e-
el]. there.
Lynch, of the 6th cone s -
p, hag sold his stall on
faddo," to an Anion fal,
•1). "Young dIteldc." aa
Mr. Matthew Lyn h,
old a suckling Ha, do
1,
kip Colwell of Mot is
e determiued to dr in
asti..* lands of the to- u-
ltra object in view li ve
itItoriziug the burro
f 2,600 for this purpese
a . 1 heti nage F und .
'3-Agate...tine of the Wi g -
t communication, tvaa
latthew Porter, offeri g
elm feet deep for t e
. if stilt or oil, is found;
, iszi found, to sink the
The communication
•ker apd Clegg, of Mer-
euel froin Manitoba,
'et a. short tinty ago
.4 cattle and a car load
think that..I.Ianitoba,
D not a successt
eitinuitig the busi-
' the prilgrees being
teersuf Turnberry, we.
.Xtg these .orecting uew
eat, et, 7elt ssrs. John W.
lett t Wheeler:
all of whvin are pat -
nn' bank barns with
t4:12•PStinitilit dl for
,wing particulars
,ate,et parsonal
eitt env. .$26.talt ); ag-
11 51,113,370.
: perholls from 21 to
!:.tunber of dogs, 172;
; horses, 2011.
Smith, -of Brussels.
• ek. uf -Teeswater,
tee pepertMr.
eelti his house and
etreet, immediately
. terrace, and :the Cor -
fur his farm on the
irev. .
eer. M. 1)es, wie. have
r,:z the truism that
Thee llad been
)wen apparently the
the firm. Dr. Lutz
Uitik of e business
nature led to wordy
week Lutz entered
Xo latter waved. a chair
it's head which so die-
atention that Cowau
epeak, pinioned
ntes. and alied upou a
!putt Lutz in the face;
Uetily, This statement
1
MAY 14, k880.1
THE
,
Lutz is prepared to make affidavi to.
And now Dr. Lutz calls Dr. Cows i an
abject, cringing, creeping coward, and
if he will apply personally Lutz' ill
only be too happy to give him the a ol-
ogy which he so richly deserves. '
-Mrs. Blair, of Ilewick, returne on
Saturday from an extended visit' re-
latives and friends in Missouri. We
are glad to learn that her brother, Mr.
Jas. Orr, at one time postmaste at
Moraisbank, much thought of in he
neighborhood, aud well 'known a a
. .
clever writer, is prosper'. g in his ew
home in Missouri.
-The Bale of town lot in theavil age -
of Belgrave, balance , of McCrea's ur-
-vey, on Thursday, May 6th,, was a ood
success. All the lots that were o er-
ed were sold at good prides., The- fol-
10wing is the list of purchasers: W her
Ni hot, lot No. 3, $91; ' Kenneth c -
Do aid, lot No. 5, $8&; 'Thos. Bran
lot No. 14, $50; Kenneth McDon
lot -No. 15, $52; Chas. IN1cCrea, lot
16, $64 • Wm. opper, lot °No. 22
C. G. Bell, lot No. 23, $50.
--Mr. Aikenhead, V. Sil, of Gode
performed. a succesful Operation
Friday on a short -horn fat a.ninaal.
animal had been sold end was dri
by Mr. tRamsay, Wawanoeh, to Go
kb for delivery. Upon arriving at
erich, the beast bloated u to an
normal size from an acciumulationi of
gases in the intestines and- stom ch.
Dr.Aikenhead made a puneture,whex the
gases • escaped with great force, m ich
to the relief of the bovine.
-At the quarterly official nom ing
held in the Methodist church, Go le,
on Monday last, the Rev. James Br ley
was cordially and unanirious1y in ted
to return to the station n xt year. Mr.
Broley thanked the boardlfor their 1ind
invitation, and. signified' is willing ess
to return if the authorities decide to
send him back. The financial xe ort
was very satisfactory, nd notw th-
standing the large nurnbe of removals,
the church has done mo e financially
during the year now clos ng than :for
many years past.
-At a recent meeting f the W ng -
1
hara Council, the .merabe of the t wn
band marched into the h in a b dy
and hung up their in.stru eiats and Uni-
forms. Having done so, the leader said,
on!behalf of the band, that finding it
unable to get on for the l 4.ck of fu ds,
they desired to deliver up ; their ins ru-
ments and uniforms, an1. asked he
Council to assume a debt 4f $65 due on
their uniforms. No action was taken.
It is a very difficult thing to keep up a
bend in a, small town. e
-Mr. Amos W. Ray, -Mae has lived for
,
More than 20 years in the townsbij of
n,
1
on,
Id,
o.
49 ;_
ch;
ast
he
en
er-
od-
ab-
Grey, half a mile east fro jamesto
died on Friday morning 1st at Spri
field, near St. Thomas.• His rem ins
were interred in the Brus els cemet ry
on Saturday afternoon. I1is wife 4.nd
only son died about two y ars ago. An
only daughter survives hi . He , as_
a native of Pennsylvani ,. in whieh
State he was born in 1B12, but the
greater part of his life was spent ; in
Canada, whither he ron toyed at an
early age.
-A Bluevale correspondent sends he
following: It is our painf:il duty ag in
to record the death of n old r si-
dent of this place, Mr. phn Thyn e
who departed this life on Wednes ay
morning, after a very brie and sevi re
attack of congestion of th lungs: es
ceased was for many year ateacheif in
'East Zorra., and was fertile of the Rjev.
Robt.Thytme,Presbyterian -inister, nd
Elliott Thynne, teacher, at G1enmor4,
near Galt. His remains wee interre ' M.
BluevaAe cemetery, and ere folio ed
by a large concourse of mourning r la-
etives and friends.
- -Foresters at Blnevale are reap ng
- a 1ountifui harvest from the fact t Lat
th Canadian Order of Foresters v ere
so unctual in paying the $1,000 ove to
the widow of the fete- Jblin Mes er.
Rev. G. G. McRobbie, H. C. R., p id
her a visit to see that the money as
Properly laid out, secured nd euer ed
for the widow and orphans. 31r. et
Robbie, II. C. R., lectured in Wingh m
OD Tuesday night, and in Brussels on
Wednesday eight, to large audien .es,
and was received enthusiastically. He
was surprisekto see- such a spirit i of
Ferestry manifested . . .
t -Mrs. Walker, of East Wawan sh,
hd.a a narrow escape froa death by
pcisoning one day recently It app ars
that there were two bottl s simile • in
aPpearance standing together, in on of
which eves a mixture of sugar of 1 -ad
and aitrol that she hadteen using as
an eye wash, in the other was naedi ine
thet she hatl beet taking. By mist ke
she picked up the wrong bottle, nd
took a dose of the eye water. The re-
sult WEIS /16t SO bad as might have b en
expected, es luckily she did not t ke
euough of the compound. to prove f tal,
it eily ma,klug her feel very sick fi r a
sbilrt time. , *
-Durteg the progress of ' the Grzen-
w y excursion frora Centralia to Lre-
co4 lest week, oue of the passeng rs,
Mi. John Bissett, of Exeter, met ith
whiit might have proved a very serious
los.. While in the saloon Of the coch
his pocket -book contaiuhig iupwaxd of
$KU0 in bills, several notes, rail -ay
tickets, &c., ateidentally fell from his
breast pocket to the track below, about
j
a mile from Brecon station. A hand-
car was despatched back, and the t ain
delayed till the mon returned. : bearing
their prize. The joy of the owner :an
be better iinagiued than deseribed.' .
e eThe Perth (aurae- tells the follew-
Mg story: A novel case- of ma.triniony
Perth gaol, which being rattier outof: I
occurred a couple of weeks ado in the
the ordivary deserves more than a Pas- I
sing notice. Some timo ago a ba -er 1
Die
er
in
named Lang, :nice of Almoute, bee
involved. in the meshes of , the -ten
pa •siou, with a youug woman living
Brussels. in Western • Ontario, na ed. 1,
Peters. Affairs -got into such a shape
that it becarncl extremely desirable that
a marriage should take place between
the pair, but the gay -Lethario not eo ji
ing the point left Brussels and fin illy
fetched up in Almonte , again. -Hearing
of this, the frail one's father took ot-a
writ of capias, and hed the young lilan
lodged in the Perth gaol for wayht3ing
the daughter's affections, 6:e, Laug
held out for some days, but thinning
the matter over, and being rather a
good hearted chap, it is said, cond. Idea
to consent to marry the wronged ne,
aud sent word to. that- effect t� the
interested. parties.- The latter qui kly
responded to the call, and on Thur day
morning the marriage knot was tie 1 in
the ga,o1 by thaRev. R. L. Stepheu
in the presence of the gaoler and o
county officials, who took consider
interest in the proceedings.. It is
etated that the happy bride, was s
ed in good s yle b
conclusion of the
tialsdot course, en
of the bridegroom
his !tide, who is s
a vir ge,took thei
the etraol and from
Bruseels. No car
=Mr. George
nosh a pupil at t
Art, Toronto, has
hirnself at the rec
comatetion with t
sides taking; as s
silver Medal awar
of the Ontario S
took tVto first and
certificetes th
tauglial :Mr. Reid
pupil at the schoo
ation mentioned a
pupil Who have
scho 1 for the pas
evide ly a bora a
. The nup.
nto y
tbe Tests at the
ere
ed th, impris Omen
consequent! he and
i4 to b somewhat
earlyi epartr e fro
Perth en, r izie for
s.
id, of East Wawa,
Onta io S1ioo1 of
highly distiigtiishd
nt axeminat ons
above sap I. B
and best pipil, t
ed y the 13 eside
iety of Ar ists,
thr le secon Ida 8
different branch
's only a ten ;ah
!nit
an in the *,mi
ve competed ain
eeik attendirg t
for years. He
tist.
Go
SICK -UNTO DEAT
of th 4rm of Mc
been '11, for some t
and his' friends ha
hope4 of his recov
Ci4cts. - Pull
great
Gode
They
sibly
TH
sumrtie
opened
May 21
-occasio
one.
AMALliMATIID.
the. Albion and
amalgaptated in
throWn 'off one, an
bus between them
dock. Hard time
flhow is b
ich, on Satu
advertise lib
produce som
PARK Hou
hotel w
for the sea
t, by a gr
promise
MASONIC. Th
bodice it Goderiela
the e ection of a t
use. It is inteode
secon3l to none in
is qui e possible, a
prosper us and w
BATH 11
land UE8, re -op
hot bt1s on Sund
casioii ailarge nu
selve o the opp
Iscrubbi g. The
be read for use o
Resrelce. -The
the Hon,. George
with much sorrow
classes, irrespeetis
Flags were display
the Court House S
Albion nd. Briti
Custom lHouse.
SENT P. -0,n M
named 1Ienry Mara
was lod d in jail her
having s olen a veil
kid gloves, tobacco,
jamese Noblo. The
result lof et, drunken spr
doubt ptove an unf
stance for the culprit.
before Judge Squ_er
Wednesday, pleaded
remanded until Satur.
In the meantime bran
one or two other parti
eriehi
.Kay,
y Bros., witck has
e,is rapidly sinking
' In all
n w
an
y.
led
da
rail
rar
e.
wen
Hrr4
app
e 2 ndInst.
a, 1 pota.
. I
ated
re-
ning,
The
illiant
s Of
hveinitge
aid
ractio
is cele
e formal
n on F iday e
nd. as embly
to b a I
a
0;
The ropriet
ritish 'hotels
e
DOW
0.0
begets
vari
talk
that
e Do
the
ltli
ske
ed hi
yl st,
hef a
rtu it
.1
• •
ail
24t
of
od
pot
• 8,
ot
un a 'single
statio4I and
coomy.
us ,rnasonie
unitipg io
✓ their own
it. shell be
inicm, whieh
der,, la re -is
f the Mait-
satin and
n wlat h °c-
alled, hem -
of a good
g pond will
inst[.
he de th of
as re eived
rich y all
icall fe
alf-naa, t on
d the
Is, a.is the
ay,
re
ity
aft
e,
rt
forilui t
ay
le is
s
0
tected With the scrape,
evidentb, more guilty ba
1
1 Hine t.
' SOLD ' EARLY. r
Dickers ith, who .8 a gr
early sto k, has alreadh s1
for $3 e ch. His 1a'.b
been the first in the Jest-
Nvere shi ped some1 ti e
Loci4ew.-Mr. W al .
14th concession, b a fine
colt die of lock-
time preVious to it: de th
unstell, liewent to M. M
Seaforthd but was old very
be done Aoi it.
INFLAMIMATION.-k is An
has been dangeroudly
mation ooithe lun , b
of Striffa, tvho has al etars
successful M treati g s ch
checked it, and s 6 s
eager_ and. expecte to reed
yonng
of C
arged
of COS.
, from
ir ave
nt wi
te di
-b
wa
ale
bre
tio
he
mao
nton,
with
'ng
th
In
cum,-
ught
wa
ene
fo
COD
Etr
0110T
beppar oif
adm er of
his. mbe
must have
et, as they
0
• I
rtope
wo y
ticing
hat
Naug
little
:
je Mo
ith in
. MOT
been
iseases
w s,
er.
Bereee.--Seedin fs ast ( i•atain
close. -Loads au leads A salt
through the COUllt fr ra early Pao
dewy eve. -The ee ysides, t
, w .
coaxing sun and t bloom), g fella e
the rural distric i
rese t. a ou
chaernin appear ice I -s. alr. dd
1,
block in Dublin ntksa ta1,
fast as the ferrite ' alit to ta e it
the
r ol
om
was
t, of
ould
i1380
arni-
vih,
ver-
a 3
to
pase
n
away.
TOO EARLY. --T
Cromartti Cheese LI.
tering Conapany a,v
patrons tnibe in • r a,di
milk on Monday, Qth
Mr. Brue ; the mi h
and thirt tenth Q0 ce
trustwort y, genie anc
servant, ent on hs; r
his amaZement • nd
that a greiit many f t
henaselv s
arry ou
The q test
Bruce p
We thi k
rding to his
8 au e f
governed
ars Gallia
structiou,
should ii
he naade
acted ac
moreeve
trip
.e a ,T a
Pm
before dim
upstairs f
his mothie
Starting tit
c et a.
G
Mothetue
a fine sing
voice.".
-well." "INIc
gang-plo
are gettiLi
-"Well,
t?" Mot
Johnnie -4 -
potatoes a
A. Sro
Saturdayi
able ren
along th
haviug
lie strol
incl his r
other. 0
munk.or
turned. bi
pockets r
and sho
(which *
pocket.
he sat do
While sin
up streatu
on,
her
ble
lso
Int- 1
1.
er, his
r a do
re cat)
wu the
the pork, (OP
Ola that (biller 11;
answer b ck t( John)
aldn't fin 1 the t. 11. '
cre ar th
utter .Manitfa
ice tb tla
with. heir
But hen
f the 12th.
who is
minoditin
e, fowl. te
lent,
00
ess
.P14*
siois
eeec
ete
liecourage
eo ys ha
tha., their
See etery
on' low a
id or the
c sit ,
'ustr ietiions
BC Cl
lif0t1 er utr4Jedoi
OVT
lar. !No retur
di-
stal he sang o
or I ing,
"Why, John -Ai
r if you d o 1
ohunie ‘'Ia
it, woul n't
ther-"' Vht j
too sha p. t
a,- -do on no
er
'Well,
is naorn
11,
it
'
TSMAN'S
ast a go
u went
auks o
uch ex
d alon •
in one
a, 'tei
ng -t tb.
Art Itt
tie
ut
11
no
in-
iset,
trip
he
and
for
tely
unie
ine,
net.
t :
you'd ake
Itialate your
ma if 1'4
lo jus as
hunie, you
' Jo tithe
wha did
ity eh ld ?!'
y in she
y ku fe."
---.
tent. ' -On
A oon ide-
ut end fish
Nat
art,
arry-
the
chip-
alwae s re -
1_
• the !sande
ok it ' caps
and p cyder
aperrit hip
his s Geese
t and oke
ink ailin
he w s sit
t C arron.
erience in th
C: iele•sly
tan an gen
ca,sionalllY be s iot a
woodpe ker an
ammu iti t
na whic h t
o vest Ock ts,
s wrapp i
etting ea
n on a t
knag be pi
toward tit
of
re
re
:1
ting. : ,Suddenly natching the, pipe
from! fis mouth; h plunged it lint° his
hip-pticket; got doWn on his hand and
knee' land commenced a quad uped
jonr»y to the edge of the bank, iyhere
he c Id get a sly thot at bis mink- '
shi :', He had not :crawled far, when
lo! Pi explosion ropre laughable than
7
terr et took place, and for some time a
clone Composed of brae* buttons, Pant
legs rags, ribbons tt,nd caat-tails might
be s 4 over the scene of the explosion,.
The Ontleinan thiriks it, 'quite a joke,
but nevertheless eonvinced that pow-
der la dangerous hing to be handled
car :leesly. He -say the only ipeon-
vem xee be suffers from the effects of
the : losion'is tha he has to 'eat his
me 0 standing.
seeteetesseeme, ..
B1 th.
ENT. -A litt e girl, daughter of
uncan, met ith a painful ac -
on Monday 1 st. It appear, she
P , ying with a 1numbr of others
ei.salt block pa d, when she hap -
dile slip on an upright pit:see of
•iwhich ran int her foot several
e '+ Ohlorofornj was administered
24
Sloan before the extraction of the
• I,
It DRAMATIC CLI313.-The Dramatic
aid Londesbciro a visit on Tees -
A
Wm.
cide
Was
in t
Fen'
WOO
inc
by
piee
0
Clu
day
hou
"Te
was
put
app
ed
ibYe
to $
has
leer
It is
agre
heal
Luc
visit
Alv
Van
past
had
"bo
ton
1
1
-
To
JIAC
BEA
Ads,
0
ening last, and to a crowded
layed the excellent drama of
ights in a Bar -Room." This
t &hest attem t they have ever
eAth, and consi ering the maids of
ase which eve recene was greet-
• , the people of Londesboro en -
themselves. roceeds amounted
61'41
10,40NAL.-Mr. 14 . A.. McNaughton
glast succeed:d in obtaining a
ave situation i Ford River, Mich.
al very health climate, aid is
4ig well with t r. MeNaughton's
A. Lu.as, of the firm of
s Tanner & Cf., paid. us a ehort
n Tuesday last, returning to
F. A.
time
who
the
a
1"
ton the following day. -Mr.
*cigar, who has for some
en residing in Blyth, and
arge circle of friends amon
s" took his departure for Homa-
n, Tuesday.
maliatteem..
Birt
s.
N END -In McKil op, on the 9th hist , the
If of Mr. Isaac To nsend of a son.
S N -In Egniondvi e on the 9th ins ., the
of Henry Jacks° a Esq., of a son.
In Seaforth, on he 5sales of ' fair' to go a clipped S
th inst., the ife of
Ir.iZenas Beam of a
-11n Stanley, on th
r ',Tames Ross of a
BRY NS -In Morris, on
Ir.iAlex. Bryan* of
EXIP
SIT()
70o; h y, Per ten, 48 00 to $14 00;
butter, 14c to- 16c ; potatoes Iper bag,
$0.50 t $0.60. Clover seed pei beshel,
$4.00 t -4.0; dressed hogs, $7:00 to
.
' Live StOok Markets. 1 ^
lity 10. -The Woodstock
M
t
ar`et was hel to-day.g4, t e very hea finhun-
cat-
Mr
Wer sonie very e
gl th early pal o this
Mr Pallister old two
r p und live w ight, R.
ed. at 4ic, Sohn Craig
Co e three hea at 4ic,
ea at 5c.
:r1 .-The in ketwas,
ay, lid prices f butch-.
ad bout a qrt rter of a
tad conaidera Ie num-
eso d. A fe choice
ght • y butchers at from
, bu the gene I price
an• rough st ers was
, Milk enrs dry
numerou , but a
returned unsold,
erous and difficult
ne bought several
leaping, at onsi 410
e f the drov rs have
cattle in t e coma-
Wooeiseoca,13
monthly cattl
Notwitlestandi
der storm dUri
morning, there
tle brought
head fo 4kel
fou h
two heed,,,Thos
Thos. it ite tiara
MONTtt,EAL; 5!E
overstoolked to-
ers' cattile deeli
cent per pourid,
ber remained
cattle were bo
4te to 5cper
of fat c svs, oxo
from 34 to 4te per
ows were tine ual y
ood many i -of the
ulls were also no
to sell. Ald, M Oh
lots of cattle for 1s
to 5C per It. So
been bueing shippin
try at 5t c per Ib.,
them here they can
much a they paid
were no many sh e
but the e is not Mae
at 'prose it. Lambs
are still a drug in t
at $4 to $6 for goo
others mg from $
A few 1 ts of Cana
to -day 1 t $6.10 per 1
made by the fella
Robertsbn, Toren
$168, tW,o for $91.5
three fit $160; Messrs. Ito
Wilder, from the Eltstern To
sold four atI4fic anc aboittl 16
4c to 4te. Benbi
head mitt of 16, at
head ot of 26, a
head at le to 4-1e.
steer weighitg 1,510
SO
•
4
nd after fringing
ot sell the.. for as
for them. There
• on the market,
demand orlthem
re plentiful qalves
e market, nil sell
ones, ma ile the X
.50 to $3. 0 each. tet
ian hogs ere sold 0
0 tbs. Sa. ea were -
ng dealers: John co
t , three ea tle for m
0, four for $120; and' >
erts & T.
nships, 0
thers at XI
, trader, sold nine -I
; A. Bay PI, nine
44c. S. rice, 30
r. Bayar sold a
IS
G. OFFOR
•
A. 1\T 33 0 0 ..A..
13
THE GOODS ARE THIS SASON'O MAKE
WILL BE SOLD AT THE LO* PRIdES FOR
WHICH HE IS NoTED.
LAND SEE .F
YOURS
OFFORD JR., MAIN -ST.). SEAFORTHI.
01 Pi
east
IlIeMalkitiVill,give bast ractiona
in in try/net:dal music to a few pOpils. Hoe
iven for practice ii desired. Residorace
s,
tor'Square, Seaforat. 614
WANTED
W4sNTED-Wartted th ttrehaSe,e Sea&
f..V5 Terrier Dog. App y at the EXPOSI-
T
TO OFFCE, Sestforth. 64'13
SON WANTED - Y14 iminediatedy
two 4)43d stone masone. Apply,to JOHN
ES14/s1', Winthrop. 648x2
.M
AITO
AND
SN'OCK FIDR SE Nicg.
, 1
TOICK RAISERS, 4TTE,NT ON. -The under
hj R igllOt1 ',' will keep for tilt inaprovement of
'
stock this -lesson, on T ot 8„ Concession -8,
McKillop, i'the Thoroughbred Lerhero, Bull,
" Uncle Tom ." " 'Uttncle Tom "• is to yearti of
age wits bird. by Mr. George ptoetc. Of Tucker--
smith,. is Of red color, with fillet claearegistered
pedigi Oe, and is a first- 0)588 bu 1 ,tra -eve) y respett.
TERMS. --lone d-o0ar for the eseop, payable,on
the 1st 'of January', 1681. ?BIAS N6 4A68. 4H 7
;
Proprietor...‘
—
pf:5-
Ms at $62.
Buettleo, May 10.-0at le-
, mend and a1shade higherii sal
export steerS a $4.80 to 5.15
shippers, $4,70 to ; est
$3.85. pheep and Lambs
easier; several cars remain
k
S
1Z7HOL
•
1
EOL
;1
aughter.
9th inst., the
aughtei.
he 3rd inst.', the
son.
•
Marla
FT -ROSS -At the residence of the
ri &a father, by Re S. Jones, Brusselti, Mr.
e ,ge Hayetoft, to g :niche, eldest ,-datighter
f Mr. David Ross, al of Brussels.
A:MUSTARD - A the residence lf the
ride's father,- Stanlet, on the 5th in by
John Ross, Mr Jae: Laut, of Stan , to
aek, third daughter of Mr. Wm. Musta ef
70—NOLAN----4n. Goderich, on the 121h
4} Mr. Harry }1o1 les, to Miss rah No-
n,tirth of Goderichi
'IND-SHEEHY t St. James' Church,
ea orth, on the 3 d inst, by Rev P. J.
134-sa, Mr.IThoma,s 1 olland, to Miss Mary
. alieehy, both of Se forth.
e.
!Fes.
e of
.ife of
-
Des,
McDOIIALD--Ott the 4t1
t'
lit
eOth inst., Mr. M
71 ytttlits. '
SPE“ige-In Orford town
the Ord inst., the wif
f r
NIC
f
WIIII
c
1
SEL
WO
A
LEI C
¶Jlh
tirly of, Stanley.
OL -In Ilulletiti on
laughter of Mr:
Y -At his resid
township, on
ply, aged 73 yea
Et. -At Exeter, on
iy, M. D., after a
' Tucker iith, on the 29th ult., -
ohnWorkman, ged 49 years. •
In Tuckersmit 1, on the 5th inst , grs.
,. Leitch, aged 49 years.
RYAN -tit Hayfield, on tl e 28th ult., the infant
sOn Of Roe P. Ryan, ged 3 days.
'DUN ?(IAD -In Brussels on the the 26th ult.,
Thomas, inf nt eon of Mr. Harry
ord, aged 3 mon hs.
£L -In Brussel* on tbe 3rd inst., John
.14.J. Mit, infant eon Of Mr. J. F. Waddell,
ect18 months and 14 days. .
G-orrie, on the 3rd inst., Anti, \We of
r. Wm. Clint aged r",3 years.
IttitON-In East Wa-wanosh, on the 13th
IC
11)
r.
hs.
concession, Hulle t, on
rgaret McDonald, aged
hip, Kent count on
of Mr. Richard Spear,
he • 10th inst., the in -
/avid Nichol, aged. three
nee, Huron Road
the 9th inst., •
he 10th inst.,[' Jo
ong and painthl •
, God -
Noble
Lin B.
ness.
vAr
OLIftt
AND
, st4'$ Mr. Duncan Anderson, ‘,6(.1 81
, Sr.,I • ID,
• i Y .0P.: '
MAN -1G-On the 291.11 ult., at the residence of
• ,. 1 er , 'father, Mr. McBride, 117 Albert Rtreet,
' or on, Cecilia, beloved wife of 'Mr. Charles
a44liug, of Exeter, 41. the age of 26 years. •
TH '-In the towns ip of Morris, dn the 4th
i s , John Thynne, jged 65 years.
Pal
nes
/19
•
Th
reed
the
Di
Cana
'Stat.(
0 '
Hotel
639
E
IAN „i3AIIK OF COMMERCE.
AD OFFICE, TOR.ONTO,
Capital,
. $64000,000.
- 1,400,000.
e dent, _Hon. inn. McMaskr.
:EAFORT1f BRANCH. ;
aforth Branch Of this Bank continues to
.e..411eposits, on a hieh interest is allowed on
t. favorable term .
fti on all the prin ipal towns end cities in
a., on Great Brit in, and on the United
s, 1longht and sold.
First door AS Olt of the Commercial
IRELAND, Manager.
A. H.
-
Fall
Sprin
Stirin
0 ats
•THE MARKETS.
SEA ORTH, May 13, 1580.
heSit 1 1-18 to 1 15
eat,Fife,perb M..- 1 13 to 1 16
Wlieat,BedChaff,erbush. 1 12 to 1,13
e bushel 1 0 34 to 0 34
Peasps bushel 0 60 to Q 62
Berle pt bushel ........ 0 140 tto 0 150
Butte ,No.l , Loose 08 o 04
Eggs. 0 09 to 0 10
Flour, pqr 100 lbs 3 15 to 3 15
Hay.• • . 8 00 to 9 00
Elides if lb.
00 8007 Le 10 2088
Sheep Os each
Salt(retitil)per garret,. ..... 0 76
Salt( lictlesale)per
0 26 to 00 100
Petat ettii per bushei...
Apple ,. o'er bnshel 0 60 to ' 0 65
....... 020785 ttoo 30 0080
Tallo eter lb
Beef, n emitters, per 10(1 lbs5 60 to 6 25
Clove SOed, per bushel., 03 2080 to30 3500
Wool, pet, /1)
Fall
Sprin
Oats,
Mule
Pete,
Butte
Potat
CLINTON, May 13, 1380.
.1
h at,per bnahel............. 1 12 et 1 15
Wheat, perbushe 1 10 g 1 12
cebushel 0 34 @ 0 35
,ittr bushel 045 @ - 056
el bushel 0 62 0 065
• 1-' 0 13 @; 014
0 30 @ ! 035
0 09 @I 0 C9
on, .... . . ..... 7 00 @ 8 00
eed 1• 3 00 d 310
7 Seed , 3 10 t_ 8 25
es1
Eggs. ..
HeY,Per
Clove
Timot
$4.65 to $5.0.5 ; ch ice to fancy
to 5.50;$mixed yearlings and
e.7.12te, Hogs -Sales of light
at $4.40 to 4.50;$good York -w
city tra e at $4 55 to 14.60; h
medium, $4.50 to $4.60; fair en
to $4.35,; pig., $4.10 to'$4.15.
0.
air de-
s extra
choice
a bulls,
Market
unsold;
eep at.
o. $5.15
Iambs,
Yorkers
ights to ,
avy and
s. $4.10
SEED, SEEDS.-Varmers in want of
Good Fresh Reliable Field Seeds, true
to name, call at D. D. Rob's before
purchaeing. My stock ha been care-
fully s4ected front some of t
responsible seed firtns in ban
i
will be Bold at a v ry small in
i
first cost. D. D, 03E, Grocer,
the Post Office, Se forth. 648
4
Local icotices.
SEEDS -WILSON & YOUNG ha
stock of Field and Garden Seeds of th
quality and best known karieties, bough
most reliable seed merOants in the
Call and Examine before eurchasing els
BARGAINS IN GROCERIES. -Mr.
WilliamsOn, having retitled from the Gr
ness, wilk dispose of the ;balance of hi
fresh stock at cost for (midi only. This
fide annonneement, and parties wishing
a good arliele cheap would do well to
call. Malvin be foend fin the present
two doors west of Mr. E. Cash's seed
mich street, Seaforth. • 64"
a noest
da, and
gin on
next to
e a full
Choicest
from the
°minion.
where.645
raham
cery busi-
new and
is a bona
to secure
ve him a
,the shop
tore, God-
TIIE
GREAT Clk/T
WI LLIA
!: Shows
HIM HOUSE
AMP
agn ficent Steel o
Spring an( 1/27ner
ELL
Scotch an Ca adieu Suit gs,
French an Ei lis Wors reds,
jrIntl Reavy 9o4k ot White S1?,irts,1
flats and Gen al Furnishings.
e••••I
•
'90
CT' 1.114
tote./ 00
C•11.
(03
11
`DaniovJnNdw
DiJNOAN & DU NCA
ioirs FT.TIR,1\T
LL STOCK BOUCHT BEFORE T
.7
SEAFO
SI-11.1\TGI-S
MEETINGS! TO 11 HELD.
OTICE-;-A Meeting of the Sha•-eliolders ef
-I=N the International Salt -Company will be hem
at the Office of the undersigned Secret -aryl.° 1 the
Company, at the•Town of Savo h, nu.,T4tesday,.
the 25t1i day of May, 1680, at 2 o'eleek in the -
afternoon, for the prirpose of -considSring and
approving a By -Law of the Co party, tonfirming
&hi, sale of the lands of the CD piny to jeseph
Kidd, Eeq., of Dahlia, and att-h rising the exe-
cution of the conveyance ot sij1 lands to
Signed -S. G. McOAUGrHEY, President; A LEX.
ARMITAGE, Secretary Intern tional Salt Co.
May lith, 1880. : 6121
PASTURE
,
pA.su U1.E FOR OATTT.V.--iiThe nuatnigred,
a- 4 in, ail time after the nal die el ilday, efford
Pastuiage for a limited rim:ober -of Cattle and
Sheep. Tlitre is a ran of It0 .acites, geed gran .
and pkety of water. 1 Teiroe-,Aged rattle, $1.4
per month; for the season ; Ycarlinge, 75 eenta
per month ; Sheep, if* cents 'eaeh per month.:
Hrries wilt not be talLin at art price. The Pro-
prietor wi11 not hcild lairose f responsible for
Lily -early, as -only
modated, turd the-
st of the seueerk
,n. 11.13.,, )RPE 647
647
strays, losses, or aceittents. A
a limited ntunber Can he accort
pat ture is always best in The fi
Pasture on!Lot 25, CO cession
ei Emit h. .Apply to -JOHN TH
;
COtRTS OF' REVISION.
re 017R9 CP' REVISTON---Th Cotirt of Itevie-
1-1 IC. n Jot the Township of T akerenaith will be
10 o ,elock 4. M. WMI. IlleCON 'ELL, evenship
day, the 271th day of May, ns , coin eacing At
ha d at Mr.1Snox's Hetet Harp rhev, On sT4-13t9 1., r2e-
Clerk. I
,
OF REVIION.---T1 e Court of Rorie ,
, - win int the Townahip-of MeRiblop will be
C 0 YktT
he Id at 1 t.MRMAN'S HOTEL, . Winthrop, oa
SA TURDAY, MAI 20,12.69, at 143 °block A. M.
1 All ear tie& inteteetett are belleby requested to
t ta ke notice and govein themselves aceordingly.
'. JO /IN 01SULLIVAN4Clerk. ' 649-2
.. , I
E ADV 114 1RICE .
vationl Of the:118$ SaMelit of the ToWre.
T °Nye/sett:a OF •G EY. -T Cour of Re -
1
Marcella Toilet Covers.
Use'fill White Quilts from $1 up.
Fringed Quilts, White and Colored,.
Curtain Nets; all widths, from 20 eents per yard up.1
Muslin Curtains.
Wool Damasks, all colors.
8-4, 9 -4 -and 10-4 Bleached and. Bro n Sheeting..
Twiiied Sheetings.
36 to 45 in Pillow Cottons.
Towels in endless variety, from 5 cents up.
TJseful Heavy Linen Totvels, 10 dente. „
1
See our Fine Bleached Linen Towel
Table Damask, Bleached, from 60 eents to $1.5 per yard.
Brown Table Damask, all Linen, 25o., 30c.,_ 35 .,400.150e.
Table Napkins, all prices. 1
Curtain Holders, Blind Tassels, Cord, &e.
Hemp, Union and Wool Carpets. ,
Ticking, 30 to 36 inches,. 1
Linen Hessian, from 14 cent e per yard.
Bleached and Rough Brown Roller Towelling.
Russia Crash.
Window Hollands, White, Buff and preen.
I 1
•
s hip of Grey, for thelyear 1889 will be held at
E DGAR'S- HOTEL, Carabrook, on T1111114SDAZ
2 7th NAY. All parties inter s ed 1il1 govera
t hesdvcs heeoldinglY- Dote Ole -tile 12th day
o I May,180-.
A. HUNTER, 9."cw ship Clerk. 649-2
: v the °set half of Bob No'. -4,- en. 11,1,11. 11.S..
. Tuckerstnith County o/ Harm., eonsiSting of GO
: acres, 13i miles from the Town
xiArluAETIF, FARMI FOB; S 6::::,3.-1--0' FLorth,Stamlela
convenient to schooLi The la d is of the very
1 best gna1ity4 For further pa ars apply to
-
JAMES PICKARD, opposite thi prenrises, or to 4.
Egmo 'dville 1'. O. 1 521
FO SALO OR T
co-itefortable
, T°
preeeritc'tnioetelspbi:dvf. boy!' Nai.nWiiat
1, given' on -the ist Februs
cAuoll-wt & HOLK$STED.
fl • AND LOT FOR S L-Honse ;
Jea- IDLot for sale on Gbderich 9 ekt, elturts'Snr-
vey. 11'1)&4o -use contains eight gooa /bakes, to-
gether with Clothes clesets, &c geed cellar, bard
and soft water, and anice gar en plat. This is
a very deeirable residence and wi be leold•chettp.
sFeafoorfrurh.ther articulara apply . MIT 4 WEST,
649
DUNCAN &. DUNCAN.: SEIAFORTH,
i T__J 1_, 1\T B., "Ir.
This -Department is filled with all the Novelties of the Season. New Bonnete
and'Hats of all kinds. Flowers, Feathers, Ornatnents, Silks, Satins, &e. Otir
Steck is being continually assorted with all the "tVewest Goods as they tome oat
in the English and American markets. Custoipers can depend. on getting as
We -spare no pains in turning :
a and be convinced. No trouble
LET.
taffr etti-e, with
e t, Seaforth, at
sera. Poiseession
Apply to Me -
good an assortment as in any house m Ontario.
outifirst-class work at moderate prices. Exami
to sihow goods.
DUNCAN & DUNCAN. . DUNCAN tirg.
.,
G_eNTS` FURNISHINGS— We 'Aare one o the
L est Stocks in this Line to be seen in this 410?1,21t1
i .
1 .
i
UNiCAN.
Gents' Linen Collin* all styles.
Getts' Paper alari, popular sh1 pes.
Gents' Kid, Lisle and Tilbury Gbieies. -
Gents' Colored and. Black WiD date Scarfe.
Gents' Club House and Tom TheMb -Ties.
Gents' Colored and Black Bows. i
Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs, frort.110 cents to 50 c
Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs, col red and borders.
Gents' White Shirts, New Goods end Gool Shapes
Gents' Merino Underelothing, &c. i
ULL ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF CEN
DUNCAN & DUNCAN, SEA ORTH.
nts.
Lary-
.
75e. up.
OSALE-One of 1 the best Farm in Ilteron
C
e
unty,lbeing Lot 23, S. T. 114, 117 borne ; 150
acres 143: rder cultiVation; b,LIdne hardwoods
11 b
ea; 0.0a framehouse ai.d*
bank i,arr. 40x90, barn and 1rlvkng
hog pen, eheep atia hen houses 1 and
cistethe and good orehard; se obi,
post oft -keel with daily mail,: ithi
eonvenient to Mite he0, Exete t.nd
mark ts. Elcod gravel road in. a e
ply GEORGE HACKNEY, rat
office. 1'
• 4
MILL FOR` SALE OR TO R
13t1 am Flour aed Grist
sale dr to ixnt, or will be ex
property. Possession given 18
June, i1el roill is new end in
cvnteins 4 inn of stones
don, Huron and Brace Railw
e entre of a1splend id 'wheat gro
- is onel of •tie best 119i1)8 in the
thepart icalttre apply to the 1
P.O. S. RNNNIE.
IMPORTANT NO
NT
sng
ter t e
plenald
18 011 1
y treat, in the 1 •
irig c natty, and -I,
°Mat r. For fur-
ropri €ti, Zurich
648-4 1
ed, eood
a 36'3[50,
d ; wells,
hatdh, and
one mile;
$t. !Marys
Ap-
uhat post
61,2-7eow
-
The nen-
are now for ;
d for farm '.
IOth
working •:
he Lon -
14., GYAL-MIS8 SCOTT, eafe
ET
-1-t1 rut) 40 ber Dresemehing Batt
1 atilt: 'ii a ibiZrt nee, ,J oba Sir ?et 0
.1.. piecoi al Mettiedist, Church, w etre I'
h ave a call ft0113 her many frien e an
who may it:quire anything • the
Mantle line.1 .
-IT ii —
- AI TI G-WM. R. FRE
land, /egs to intimate to t
Seaf4th 2- id bUIrounding cc
commenced lituine.es as Gene
Paect Hanger, Sin Writer,
truf,ted tO 'him finished" in
Wheel, meantime, at D. D.1 Itos,
forth. Whit R. FREW.
Icli" OTICE1 TO DEBTORS -
RAL DRYGOODS. d eht.
L; (3.8 P417hDini.uPt etntjtleesHtlicT
thirty attys. from this date; Ali
' ing unsettled after that time Iv
:hand e of Messrs - McCaughey
collxotiouj He will be found
Shoe Stout, Main Street. EL
Seaforth, April 29, 1680.
'
'11
0
These are Fresh froth the Market, and my am •
customers may rely on; ;getting an honest article ci4
at a modeiate price. 1I
WM: CAMPB.F.,L.L.
WO 0 L
20,000, POU
AT KIPPli
4.1
WO L . 0
DS WANTED
STATI I N. )-41
' 0
URING the pi esent
will be at his 'War..
noon to t a,ke in and p
Price in, dash fox Go
Wool.
At the same time,
Wheat and Oath, at on
delivered befote the sew
eason the- ubscriber
°use, Kippen,
y the High
d Merchant
:
ill take in a
side Seafort
d week in Jul
C••
^1
c••••-,
• e••••
r•-•
."11•1
CD
10)
:raD
HOIVM A8 lS-1 J VM
1.i, baa te-
em to her
posits the
ehoees to
oestoiners
Drees aid
•625:
e Boot- -
0] int rtibitiotts;d1
nity ,hat 3ie has
ep Painter,
• All work en -
Dist, less. style.
-'G oicery, Sea-
' 632,
e 4nldersigned .
delsirds .0.11 parties
ace,durits within
ecou1nts remain- •
0 be • : laced in the
▪ iH0 rotated for
TIat Coventry e
ga • .--oravE„
347a03
1 • -
•Deltaic SCHOOL' TEACH- XAMINA.
• !1'1O13. 158U.—or Firet•-• latts•-eAt the Nor-
mal Schooll, Toronto, on Thu selatly fith,-at
'9 A.' M. !For Secood-C ass At *ie • lOwn
Goderich. fed High Sehoole of Cfinthia and Sea.
forth, on May, July 5th, at 2 P. M. For
Thittl-Choils-At the Town f oderieh, onTtles-
, be previelitly given by the Can •elitteatnin he ob-
day, jnly 113t13, at 9 At WI. Fe a Of i4epotice to
tained oi applicatitin iv the Secretary. It is
indFcL.hole that Candidate notify the Seem-
tary pot le3ter than the lira of Ju1rtf their in-
teution to ,present thonaelves 1fr examination.
Candit;ritcol for Finttl end Sec old -Claes Certifi-
t • catee ere tie:mired -toil-or-ward 1lhe neeeasetry tet.
tificatts oft ftICCe8P. 3.15 teachn3 , end 1111 are re-
ed t fternieh eolificatee 011r3era.1 Character.
Candidatied /or Seto ,d-ChaBF rttilit *tate whether
the, intenil to aqite 1Godtaieli Jr at One of the
other nartred 001 ochoelsaudidates for
7hird-Cles14 nett fttniith prepek urcof of age.
PETEll AIDAMS0N,IVectetax.,11131Der43 of Exam.,
648-2 •
CR' ITORS OF .rnm LATE
310KiRT BEIDi, OF Sr 4NLEY.--Noticts
very 10-rs-.
ltrere 'TI[S BETTER THAN COLD
y Surplus
prices, if
Come early, as tbe fine growing craie prospect
will have a tendency to lower prices later on.
DIA.VID Mot NNIN.
649
LippooL, 'May 12. --Spring wheat 1
10s 06.1; red winter, 10s 6d; white, 10e
2d; Clib, lOs 4d ;loath, 6s 3d ; barley,
s 3 'peas, 7s 2d; lpork, 65s Ocl ; beef,
2 - cheese, 68s d.
o4
tem, May 1
1; spring,$1.
cJ peas,67c to
A
.-Fallwheat, $1.20
2 to' $1.26; oats, 40c
70c; barley, 58c to
GRAND
AZ
AR,
A BAzos for thd sale of Aprone and other
`43•- useful articles will be held in Mr. Dent's Old
Stor e, on Main Street
19th day of May, inst.,
Ladi es' Aid Society 01
fort h. The proc!edS o be devotedi
to
imp roverneute. All *I- ebrdlally invi
TO CET YOUR ,HORSEi PROPERLY SHOD
AND YOUR .1
BLACKSMITHING NEATLY AND SCIBSTA TIALLY DONE
J01 -11\T DoJns
N HIS N_ 1.W and enlarged pro:raiseth
s, opposite e Quednls Hotel, Go erich Street, is prepared to
do this. He also desires to in feint hie customers of 4111 removal, a to thank the wt for paat
patronage. 14 it nlet pi( 47aieee irapreved facilities he is prep red to give better satisfae-
,
tie* than ever.
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Horse Shoeing, Gene -All Blacksmithing and Repair ny doe formeqy
• aud 071 the Most Reasofrzable Te
WEDNESDAY, the , 1
ander the an piees of the RE:MEMBER TUE PLACE: Graseie's 04 Stand, opposite the Qtreen's Hotel,
S. Thomas' hRreh, Bea- Goderieh Street.
d,Church
1149 160+13 JOHN DORSEY, Seaforth.
hereby Oen, pursuant to the lievised Statutes
of Onte.tto; Chaplet 11R, li14otio3 34, that I have
been at:pointed A,Irinistrat0r Of tee Personal.
Rattle and Effects of the lat . Itober.t ileid.of
the Towmihip of Stanley, in t ie .Courity of Hu-
ron, Yeenaisn and. Tew.niship reaeuter, and all
par -ties latlivin.g- clairria ageinet . iS -estate are re-
quired to fiend tO TOO en •or befo o the yirst -its.,7
of July,At D. itm,, iv dr name 4a3d post °Inca
addrese, wAh fall particulars* anch claim, and
if they hold any seethity they are also to 'Send
tae partiettlars thereof, and 11 egessaty produce
the Saute for my 4J$1,cct10T1 a n requeet. lm -
after the ,id First yef jely next. I.
intend tel pay away and div44, the personal
estate, the: in aiy bandit, AM* :th-Obla ,ZI.Itillea,,
luriling:r0ittra -00)Y .40 tbloge amS 'ot 'Which X
shall thettihave been notiBed. Parties indebted
to the POI estate el4her by no e ox book account
are also iaOtified that all t eb mast be collected
on or befoe the -sabd. first 6 y Of
tile aatila ,day of Matal.i1:6894 ..(gUi liritQv Jr.,
eosatels',:a. .644-1S
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