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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1880-06-04, Page 5J , NE 4,; 1880. d crushed to the earth sbie diffut lty he was re av of insensibility, N. Howard, Of Exeter avery flue r112inin expected to clean every et the races: in that to' Id "Galt Reporter” Zvi: ad up. el Walsh, of ��; ttshfleld`, was badly bitten by ai sleep the other nigh s lips until taken, off h; the second it cident of late ocourreuce n ng froth 13 to 15 years a on the streets of Gorri0; thday ia a state of Ili' } vile wretch . who woul hat age liquor,_ shout a, couple of rounds wit sawed Wm.- Stein h ecttlred by a kick from Wingham, on Satur b will have to be areptr he knee, which will be _. operation, as he is years. n, of the 2nd concess an 1 a` valuable cow killed a tree falling upon her. the carcase of the ani- Isn's son wasseverely jag struck;by a. Bulb. longi come singly. !worth of the township: klub in his Hook which The second aperture .ight ear.; It was sup gue and one . tooth. In t was similar to the The monstrosity only rs. Smith, of the township ie owner of a Leicester r good steady breeding wn with the best. in has had ten lambs, as 177, two, and in 1878,. two, and in 1880, three. have been raised with- hind belonging to 'tiere , of Brussels, was play in, in that town, a few r and a calf were grazing boy went to chase the wow rushed at him, her - horns and tossed ir. in the tussle the his arm broken. weeks ago a heifer t two years old, the r. Wm. Dearing, of Birth, - to a calf which time 80 pounds. The ordinary from the fact only weigh6 480 pounds time --and, she has im- ich since . the calf was :Wilson and his son, ussels for Manitoba on ening. Two sans of to and William) are al- ai the Prairie Province, likely remain with his Wilson is combining: 'Leasure on the trip up, h every success in his. • of Hay, has a mare gave birth to a. colt feet, but none of which . Its tour legs are net- ted down to the fet- divide and each forms ofs, some of which are The foal is a large smart considering its clumsy lower extrerni- meeting in connection irich District of the ch, was head there last & ell attended by minis - The finances of the end to be in .a satisfac- itit it is to be regretted rship shows a consider- 'rer last year; much of ue to removals. The ip embraces 3,142 cora- ! Sunday School schol!- ;hers. A district camp held in the fall, and a was appointed to make nes ago, as Dr. Lutz, of .iiug a professional call J i- ilr. John Anderson, fi `sborne, he tied his fli the roadside.. On re- vehicle, neither horse 1 be anywhere seen. orning when Mr. Jas. uuaster at 1 odgerville d the horse, with the. tied to a post in front Knowing the rig, he ®roperly cared for, and, to its owner, the fol- s supposed than some e, gratis ride. • of Mr. James Me ria, niet with en acci ecu's Birthday that, its death, indeed it raculous .that it was ted.. ' While- the quak- e on the little fellow stake, and a quoit u pitched struck him l,uocking him sense - covered, however, and ouud in the face he all right. The quoit. rtucl< carne ` with sufii- in him. `; is a fiat of the sac - tore in the athletic 'n Que'en's Bitthdaya t Mr. Rae, 2d James t Lhe etone-=•1st James e . inches; 2d W. J. , :) inches= Standing 1 kart:ET, 12 fE et ; ted i, 11 feet 91 ;aches.. jt rope _-1st Th )s. Mo- e inches ; 2d I icliard Standing ho ) step s. Barber, 32 feet o McLauc.hlin, ; ,2 feet • Ring hop stet•. and krber, 11 feet f, riches, bilin, 4a feet 4 nches. let Jas. IiTcLa• ghlin, M2d Jas. Bar er, 113 elt's foot rac:, 100 McLaughlin, Id 1.: :.,,ot race, elide 1t --- t Dispute abou age. lad Leen dispo •ed of,. :ted 12 each a marc en. A long roe was bell braced the selves ' for the tug f war, lisunderstanding the ossibi.lity of Iteeping back, t a faiil start wined, and alhough les pulled tillthe roI?Q JUNE 4, 1880. was stretched nearly to the thinness o a fiddle string, the prize could not b fairly awarded, and therefore was reserved.. —On Tuesday the following parties ,vest from this county to Manitoba With the Greenway party :—Mrs.. Wm. Roberts and Mrs. A. Connolly, Wing - ham ; Jas. Wood and Ludwig Brp.digan, Howick ; Jas. Land, Stephen ; Geo. Hackney, Usborne ; John Hackney, Hibbert ; Wra. Elliott and Wm.`Elliott, Sr., Ethel ; Wm. .Dowil, Exeter; Mrs. C. Handford and. t children, and Mrs. E. Evans and twoE children, Cen- tralia ; Wm. Cave, Usborne ; David Erwin, Mrs. Joseph Erwin andfive ehildren, Stanley ; J. B. Geiger, Mrs - G. Walper and -three children, Mrs. W. Wolper, Jacob Kaeroher, Hay ; Isaac Graham, wife and two daughters, Sea - forth. ; Major Kerkby, McKillop. Perth Items., The Listowel town band has been reorganized, and now numbers upwards of 30 members. —Pullman & , Hamilton's combina- tion show attracted large crowds to Listowel last week. —Rev. Dr. Caven; of Toronto, preach- ed in the Widder street Presbyterian church. St. Marys, on Sunday, the 23rd ult. —A bylaw prohibiting cows from running at large, was passed by . the Stratford. Council without a dissenting voiceA. 300 ponied wife and a 110 pound husband were the silbject of much fun on the Mitchell Driving Park on Queen's Birthday. The Stratford constables impound- ed fifty head of cattle and horses a few nights ago. Great excitement the next morning. —The crops in the vicinity of - Tavi- stock never looked better, and if noth- ing unforeseen occurs, the harvest will be a splendid one. - Queen's birthday was celebrated with; becoming eclat in Stratford, Mit- chell, St. Marys, Listowel and several other places of lesser note:. —It is said a Miss Card, a former re- sident of St. Marys, has fallen heir to a fortune of $30,000. Here is a "trump Card" for some gallant swain. —On the evaning of the 24th May, a social was held in the Methodist church at West Monckton, at which $30 were realized for the benefit of the church. —The establishment of a -match fac- tory in Listowel was discussed last week at a special meeting of the Town Council and others. No definite action was taken. —Mr. Registrar Whelihan, of St. Marys,. has purchased the farm of Mr. John Berry, lot 21; concession 12, Ful- lerton, which was sold -under a wort 'gage, fer the sum of $4,000. _ —Mr. George Cleland, son of the er- Reeve of Elma, sold the other -day to the drovers, two cows from his herd, which together weighed two thousand six hundred and forty pounds. -On the 24th a base ball match tock place between two junior nines, -representing Listowel and Palmerston. • The Listowel players, known as the "Blue Jays, won the match by a score of 32 to 15. —The ladies' aid association of Knox church; St. Marys, held a very success- ful garden party at the residence of Mr. Alex. Smith,- River Road, Blanshard, On the evening of the 21th. - Something over $80 was realized. —While a number of young mien were, engaged raising a barn on the farm of Mr. Bearingei , Mornington, one of the number, Edward Reid, fell off the beam on to a sleeper, bruising his- legs and otherwise injufin,g himself. . —It is feared that the wheat crop in Mornington will be a failure all through the township this year, although in places where the ;round is well drained a good field may -be seen. A great deal of it has been plowed up and the land sown with barley. - .. —The Elrna cheese and butter man- ufacturing company made a good sale of cheese lately. The first half of the May make, amounting to . 10,188 lbs., was solid to Mr. Andrew Aitchison, for 'llic per pound. Several of the other factories in Elm.a made sales to Mr., Aitchison at the same time. -While the races were going ? on in the Driving Park at Listowel, on the Queen's Birthday, Master R. Davidson was thrown off one of the horses, which stumbled and -fell on the course. His shoulder was, dislocated by the fall, and it was for sometime thought that, he had received other - serious injuries, but be is recovering. —On Thursday morning last week, Mr. Josiah Murphy; of Logan, .sold - to!. Messrs.. Rowel and McIntosh, of St. Thomas, 61 head of fat cattle, that he has fed on his premises in .Logan for - . the last six and a half months. The: drove were all steers, and - averaged' 1,282 pounds, aggregating 78,222 pounds, for which Mr. Murphy received 5/c per pound, realizing the nice sum of $4,302.21. —Two young men, named John E. Soper and Wm. Richardson, said' to hail from Listowel or vicir ity; who have been keeping'•bach""- in Drayton, have • been arrested. A quantity of stolen goods were found in their possession, muchof it stolen from residents of Drayton and vicinity during their short residence in the village. • They have been sent for trial. —A. fellow named Johnston Barr; drove a horse attached to a buggy at s. furious rate through the streets of Mile vf1ertonuring an entire afternoon, and in the evening his folly seemed to reach its climax, when he started off to Mil - bank, but ere he reached - that villag his horse dropped dead - upon the roa . If there is a lawKfor the prevention f cruelty to animals, this man - ought to suffer the extreme penalty. - —On Sunday night a man went t the house of Mrs. Simpson, who lives in Townie, near Stratford, and knocked at the door.. He was refused admi:,t- tance, bat beat in the door, and violent- ly assaulted Mrs. Simpson, who is n old woman nearly 70. As - soon as had gene, she made her way to a neig bor's, who went out in search of tie ruffian, but tailed to find him.- Infor- mation was given to High Constable McCarthy, who has good hopes' of catching the fellow and - bringing h to justice. He deserves severe puni. anent for such fiendish and cowar ly conduct.- -On Tuesday afternoon last we k, shortly before the express train reach d Stratford, an old man named Her n, who was on his way from Chicago to Montreal, complained of the heat, and wasseized with a fainting fit. As soon e s the tr.in sto t ok him •ut of t not ,-recov:r, and iateiy. Is the irn, spoke 11 o Eng - 1 arned of his his tee& perso r'in Mo was found in the c ased:, fa' led to newer'.- . e was e an, and • acl abou ossession. 8 Ge Last M o.rm pass othwell lorence, never win 1'' ngs, barn - wn, othe arge tree: • gs or up though - rt. d 1 a h —Rev, 1: nd, spent eek. He t e represertative o l:yan Conf:rence to f - rence of t • e. Meth niter. Sta •es, now n ..ti. He is • ne whos oughont the Ch d:vout spi 't, liberal •• arkable g fts -as a oi Gospel t : nth. Ireland i . the ye is about 60 ears of any years a imissi . Pars th ough t li ted the ate Na t 'roue of F ance, a w th the s • i±itual P:rhaps no other M E,• gland, n t even widely Ain • wn out curch; s ]name :nterprii tianity, rs of era] nday d over onnty, uch as ssed. out ho s I unro were t ooted. ev eral i i. Art a few d has com t i e t ery noble Boal Chri e found lllance. —At the ease at before st case grants, a 11. The ompson, ir-at-law resbyter Eramosa re than e ply, wh y, 1879. se ofcont debyD us to his his real pe h' errs, b al wh S1i,l not • 1. , all tl�e 1, w p•ket O #ray. ntly 5 in b 13 omparion tt he ;did st im ie - was ith g cool 4 be tele ,a'm se add ess the .de- tisfac pry labo ng ney in his e 'sIre .s. ening - fes: phem a towns] i the 'cinity' he ole st set numb r of d s:s,&c ••ere blo f:.d an hatte: i •:ted o • like s live; ' ere 1 e sons •:re ba u ; of Leydon, E : !in : n o1a►treat t o thi: tihe B 't he G 1st C u seting ame iianw s,'mpatll ' titer . h Arth ' r ✓ 1819, y • Is bq n :'ry in e Revo it of eon 1 close c • anger i n Ita y t.odist "inister in r. Pu • s on, is 8o ti e of •is . own is asso.i:=ted• with e of En sh, evan- d he as one ?of e • angeli.al Sttli�;a whi.h ► Tugs• ay, 25 h ellor : lake, t . e Thd.. pson s. ng s over a .ro.ug '`t by M :nd a1;ced o.)y Rev.. Bar e, ✓ for : ny ye : s his r :tireme i t •o re • oved o i :d on he 28 h is for the- ptir- e ' alidiy of a will three] ays pre - rein b: devised is 'hJi) bequeathed 1 Is a exce tion of ive in . cotlar conn& ich ounte estate nt ails n a fit t the ti a it fferingg , greatly hard1 ana th4 the t e sus estion o t, an hen t o ' he ished t he would not �e were made fr• mi signify his „e t ,, or "n'. e suit o • tends, • Barr` " «as i•. . mak the filled . • is des r he C 6: in4ol ' e5 create consid r e ma y : riend: pf :• th ` ase. 1 n e evi e • ce V"ce urine t e case tcf Toro t• ful 'of ler el- d.p- et, uy g - lis ountryi as ish - Weis- :ral Coe- chofthe - Cinci n - ell kno d for ., is :s and e- teac•er was barn that e was or • dia, ' as - ion t • at to tl. e 'dentifi'd .. , • Chance o ' uelph o ul ice -Chin fi galled ,. a T -intere:t w : ction i T he siste h t the la a an mini::t. in who a to G • wo year re 'he J•1 The ac io p sting t m. Barri:, vi. ath, h al ate to M' ss Esthe rgo, a p:rsoxal est • t , wit • t s •• all legac a o a re a to different chem: s tee Presby, ian H s personal :.state $',000, and is real $ ,000. Th,: conte: t t decease vas net m'nd to mai : a wil •.:de; the +e was tie time, d coo questions p to hi was preparo upon the person o dre Doctor was _ ked • dispose of his prope t ply, but as . .,gesti time to ti •• :: e wou sire by mer ! reply n T e defend int in t t e contra- I hat proper stat. o min aid that h but w ade. a n, an a r rnong l t .•gaged i t • of C 11 ake a b: s week 1' • • • t • •: �• • r, is ed wi h Cana a. o abo' t o abo t es that state oft " THE IURON XPOSI'x'OR. WooL i; -I a ighest Citnh Pri vered at y F ighest pre for table wool. o truck or'txade, otes disco luted. SpEDs, SEE ood Fresh Relia : I1 at D. D.i Ros h : s been careful] r..sponsibid feed a s ery smbll ad or nes Ito th LION OWE ilaidelph r Law i w days, i udin ich will "e sok ould call Jtnd i , without doubt, nnfactul id. ,forth. 9 r prepared to pay, the for any quantity of Wool, ie - tare Store. Will also pay the ool Pickings, or any other mer- H,ides, Sheep and Calf Skins. ash for everything. Farmers' JOHN 8. PuitTEU. 650 .—Far in -want of e . Field Beds, true' to name, before p chasing. My stook ected frim some.of the most s in Car ada, and will be sold nce on fir t cost. D. D. o8E, ost Offic Seaforth. 64 s.—A F' 11 Supply o the Mowers ill be to hand in a all theei' : s 12, 14 and 16 inch, at 810, `; 2 and $14. Parties amine, as the " Philadelphia " ne of th best lawn mdwers N. W TSON, Main Strele�t, t 0 6 6@ ANADIkN HEAD O 10d up ¢`api e�1t, - • President, S41,4F The Sear th B eceive'de visits, l'e moat f vnrabl Drafts o all th ana a, o Grea tate , bon lit an Offie— std .tel .9 THE NK 0 F10E, on: COMMERCE. - O1tONTO $6,000,000. 1,400,000. McMaster; TH B1' ANCH. nth of t.is Bank continues to which ' tercet is allowed on erns. principa towns and cities In Britain, and on the United old. r South of the Commercial . H. IR LAND, Manager "HE F 11 hest .... 8.rin Whe t,Fifc S rill' ,Whe': t,Red b. ts'p r ba:h1... P:asp rbc:hpl... B. rley per b• she].. 13 tte ,No. ,Loo E:ge- F H des, Beep' S lt(r 8 It(w P•tato A a plea 0 • tmo T:Ilow B-ef, C overl ool, F. g, 0 B Pi B P' 13 0 T 1 5 as at er7 h 1 en it wa nice ques le interes e parties e conclus ante or. heard th •l • U �. • 'n JON ''. STON—In wife of Mr S '. ENCE—In *t Mr. Writ. S L MONT—In iG Mr, Hugh I. B RGARD—Ia the wife of M 'ALLISTER— Alex . MeA Ali Grey of a den 11 •CULLOUG11 47, the wife o M • RRIS—In Br of Mr. A. B UNNER—_n Bir Morris m. Joh el, on nee of ey, on .ont o grnon r. F. B n the er, of hter. In Brit r. Wm. ssels, orris eafort 1 8. n the 29 Rh ult., h s on of a da'ghter. ( 29th ul .,i the wif o. sen. 28th u t,, the wif r o a son. v'lle, on tit. 30th t. r and of : righter. 2hd- ult., to wife of to 17tk c•.cessio. o - 's 4s, on h= 24th t. cCullou;'h f son. ofthe 23r u t., the 'f+ I son on tate 2 th nit., hb wife of M _ John Bi ner of a ser. R H1LL- -In Seaforth, the 80t• . i nit., the , if$ of Mr Wei. Rehill ofdelight '1. M 'MILLS, --In McKill on the a4.1 t inst., h wife of M''. John Mc elan, Jr , o' a Bang e M cLRAN -In ;Tt ekersm tl , on th ; 1st Inst-., h wife of -Mi; John Me can of a . cin. . . .II a aryl ; gee. - K' LLT--MtT 3R Y-0 the 24th it , at the dente of tl p ride's 1: flier, Wc. t Wawanos Rev.Robt.le k,Mr. iT'Am. Ke1'y,'1nckers to Mary, eid st daug}iter of I .bert Mui Esq. M •NIS' EN—MU R --In Olt, by Rev. . Scott Dublin, tc i iss Mart B RGESS—IV c 1AUCH7 the bride'., f Cher, Gi e, , on th Rev. Joh'. Ross, B A., - Jol Esq., to Mar, era, se and den; McLauchhn, Esq. S OTT—McI .' ES—At Sheres b ride's br 't er, 14 oucessior 21st Apr', by. Re . D. B. J sines Se t , to Mi. Agnes Grey. -A:N LEY—GI A the reside tic Bev. D. L. - Brussels, o Miss J ' WHITE—DO:3.ON-0 James Hatr s, Mr. 4' Miss Mary • ane, den son, of Et)cl. AL:SW/AN—JAI IESON Rev. Jami is. Harris, Ethel, to ss Ann same plac4. STANLEY—A MSTR( 'tl—At th residen the bride'N ether, .he• 26t1 rlt., by I Mr. Lou;. •ead, o Londesbjorc, Mr. J Stanley, c f -inbui. , th Miss coax, Arnastr eldest eau g • ter of I n:.. Armstrong, Esq. Hallett. - SMITH—ROG RS—In Sc aforth, xi the 2nd' . by Rev. Mr Graham, Mr. John C. Smith Miss Neill Roger:, daughter cf theilat P. Rogers, sq., all of Seaforth. McK AY—ROB —At the residence of the ori father, ou he 21st nit , by Rev. E. Can't] Mr. Wm. Bray, ;o Christ na I►i, el daughter f Mr. Charles C Robb, al Tuckersmi h. ,b ala a, IIibbert, .n the ; th Cdr. Jo licNive of, aret M ' o1 Hibber �1N—At ulie residen 126th ult. by - `3. Bur se, Iter of Do .eaf.1 deuce of the CGrey, on the R le, Mr. hu !climes, : i Of 'T—At t hel, on - he 19th -ult:, t• of the 'tde's br.ther-in-law IcBae, IL . Cha les Ainley, f et Grant, .f Ethel. tsc 24t ult., by 'Ie . es Whi c, of Grey o I ter, of Mr. Chas. a ob- i)n the 241 ult.„ lly Mr. Jo• Ansrnan, ¢f Jrtue Jade son, , of the De III USTARD—On the 3rd toba, Christina, wife aged 35 yt airs. raps. u:..t., at G ad: tone, of Mr. 3ugh Must Of ev. 123. of to est of Local otice Corn has arrived ot BP.TVNELL'S. FANS, fr pa five oilers at, Exce.soe BLEABDEL '8, Sear FOR THE LADIES. A. G. & Co. have ceived the Latest of Ladies Ha e. 650 PASTUIIE FOR COW for cows, co v,enient to Sperling, at eray, Wan 649 8. looked fler 651-4 1 five certs, ew York Styles IS did Past re A,pply to G. g's Salt Wo por 1 per kilts atail hole as, p per Il �' • , per n qn Seed er Ib • • AR EAFO er bash haff,per ETS. TH, Jane 8, 11801 1 05 to 1 10 1108 to 112 ash1 05 to 1 07 080 to 082 Ibex ..... 0 55 to 0 58 040 to 050 018 to 014 Q 09 to 009 800 to h.. pl,r ba sle)per bush gshel tiers, per 11‘ beat,perbu rip Whe t ,=per ts, erbuiel... rley per ' hishel. as, er b ttor-..... . tatoes... gs. y,n .ver mot ool. ISI AERP OIJ, 10 ;rdtwi ub, `; lOs 3d ; pe 1s, 6s - s 6 ; c {geese, 4 3 15 800 to 900 .. 0 07 to .0 48 ..050 to 12,5 0 75 0 $0 025 to 0 60 to ... 275 to 8 00 OO5to 006 r 1001bs5 60 to 6 5 n she] 3. 50 to 4 00 ..".a.... 0 80 to 0'38 4. CLINIroN,.June 3, 1880 el / 1 08 co110 ,hal.... 1 088 ( 1 15 0 82 (d ,0 34 ....045(4 056 . .... 0 62 @ 0 65 0.42 (�i 0 13 025@ 080 0 09 ® 0 09 7 0 (� 8 00 300@ 310 .......,. 3 ?,.Q 3 5 0 80 0 5 rto•l. See • 3' k. ne 2. Spring whet er, 10 6d ; white, 1 s d ; oa1 s, 6s 6d ; barn , d ; pork, 58s 6d ; be f, 8s-0d.Pi To ox , Tun $118;ring, 40c • p .a 167c c ; hay per tter, 11c to .48 to $i .50. .00 to 4:10 ; gs, $6.10 to Wo t rest o in also beard .:ake hexes Ise t ' ries o M: •• 1 ws: 1c ; les NE c:Olc some a,eh t an C'ea 1cto h: ll -s . 1 b • 14 2.— all wheat, $1. 5 1.17 to $1.25; bats, 3 c to 68c barley, 58c. on, $9 00 to $15 0 Sc; p tatoes perab lover deed per bush 1, ool 32c to 34c; dres d 6.50. 1 c • 1 ee-e Ma kers. .ns :e , ne 2. --Very little- in- wa., taker in the market to -day, to :het i y mal e .being most y d. Ther: were registered on• t e by ixfa ories 8 9 boxes, most y of the la six da s in May ; 6 2 sol • a c to 11- :c. IRS•LL J e•1. hirty-four fac- reg stare 64,222 boxes last pa t ak ; ,186 b les sold as f 1- 40. b�t�`g:; at 11c ; 300 boxes t 351; lhx • : at 1 40-100c ; 7 5 at 11/4 ; ,383 b es at Y' iuc 9 une 2. The bids for fac ory .:re gen rally 12/c. with ew (sales : t 12ic. Best factories d b so •• partie at rates high . r here. S = to fac ory cheese, full ,12,C tc' -c , do good to prime, 12 do., 1 c to 10/c, and e IS o en4,nd pars o her w re fr.m ttle lo own bu 600 pou ds,' rtation at Eaves fo $18 . Beau Jibe* emed be as bee cu air dem liagif: ogs, but th win to he d er 130 upd ELOR Juno hanged and eight, emg oath's rices pur ha :eh n sold at 1 wei 1 16 c to 10 ne 1.— here was a bet - y for hipping cattle, s of ch ice steera wet lc per lb, with bull , steers t 4/c to 5c per Co., • tale exporterS, made y them, the'e ips, wh ' ch. were sold Sit er lb. Good butchers'. 4ic pe lb: One large ing 2,100 lbs was so d El couple. of good but s, en 1,510 pounds a d ere also bought for e per •ound. The t from $22 to $45 eac uality. There was a were laid. for suite le olson bought two Bale d. fou others for 1324. S •• all calves also goo demand, a d re paid for them the,n each There was a sheep and lambs, e re a umber of Man were difficult to sell, reciat on in the value —Th Elora nelmthly efe to -day was- well 'at- rge Umber of cattle ; sligh advance on last : • • ABM I OR S in the Town4 125 acres, 0.00 q1 with litchen and. barn, also a 604 with n gralvel re convenient to s For terms nd o CAMPBET :, Ha of Hulled, a farm containing red and; in first-class order ; qn • good sized brick house, d.'shed attached ; large bank handing for driving shed and within 4 miles of Blyth, on the way, and 12 miles of Seaforth, „ running past the place. Is Ali, uotors, from ol and . church. Terms easy. r partio liars apply to ALEX, — k. 652 tg o rs tr co a ea et ati FIT F 70lo0gg glIBOU111219X a exogg T139dVIVV CO 1.3 Go THE RVkIDER OF THIS NOTICE WE PRO IS INVITED TO CALL AT ISE YOU A COODIAL WELCOME. -We have 07 hand a Larye Stoeicl of Choice FAMILY than any oth House in the Trade. Just to d, a Large Quantity o the BEST SWEDE TURNIP S ED, which will be siqd at Bdttom, Prices, AND DON'T YOU ORGET IT. THE GOLM We LION., 2 / MUSLINS/AN9 LIGHT PRINTS Less Matins dnd Light Prints Suitable for Su nmer Wear. LAC GLONkES AND SI KIGLOVLS, Also Good Val • d' Worsted Coatings. LAI DL W TURNIP SEEDS. ROQUE'T AND LARGE LINE, CHITiAP, AT FANS. RING TOSS. FANS. NOBBY FANS. - !FIRE:' NIGH and i ' AMERICAN, . PALM LEAF, JAP NESE, Cheese MtinufaiJ the Factoty, on') SE COMPANY — A General Shareholders of the Varna ring Company will be bed in ouday, the 14th day of Ame for speial business. JOHlsi 652-2 LEGi • BOGEBS, Ba *ster and Attorney -at- -I' Law, Solicitor Ch eery, Conveyancer, &c. 0 flee, Masonic Block, ingham. Trust Funds to, loan. careful sttention to oolleetions, Ste ectable middle aged woman as bet:se-keep. er. Avply to JOHN EDMOND, &aortal Sta. NEW GOODS FOR DUNCAN & DUNGAN, SEAFORTH. WE ARE NOW SHOWING TH NEW °GOODS FOR giNk-- NEW BLACK .DRESS AND MAN4dLE: CASHMERES, ONE CASE ALL WOOL BUNTIN BLACK GRENADINES, BROCADED AND PLAIN DOESSi RIBBONS, PLAIN AND BOCADI D, HOSIERY ANp GLOVES, WING LAGE STRIPE MUSLIMS, 10 0 NTS. LACg, CHECK AND STRIPE USLI.9. BRILLIANTS AND MARSEILLES. SWISS BOOK IN CHECK,. AusTp STRIPE. We have an Extra arge Stock of these oods, N and t less prices than loapyear. PRINTS, ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS AMI COLORS, STOC UHL FROM CENTS -UP. SEE OUR 10 ;CENT PRIM S4' , New Goods received every week. All the La American Shapes in Bonnets and 'Cats for Ladies', Misses' and/Children, in S T4eile‘eow.er. s, Feathev, Laces., -Satins, Silks, Velvets„&c.,&c. ng TWEEDS—A MAGNIFICENT ,eatssoRtmgNT.- Scotch and English Tweeds and Worsted Coatings. Thrre HunfrediPleoes Canadian Tweeds, from 60 cents up to $1. SUITS Made to Order it',Good Style. All work gnaran Rtiesel Cora Coes. Men's and Boys' TWeed4,Suits. - A D ?APS. ATS1AN • w StAes in Men's -and Boys'. Men's Felt Hats i dian. !Men's Felts frora 50 cents utp. Bo*? Felt ericau a 'd Can ri PRODUCE T4KEN AT THE HIGHEStiMARKET Eng s. am• no able to Worm, the Public that van them with Everything New in &film r lioth: in Ladies' and entlemein's ear. BLACk POr pro ces city houses cannot Compete with. il suiply all that is f shionahle, ve tbe best value 0,4 MY Ciuge:pbyRthEeDbest ttlOaRDffloStn—reArrs tt Englan4 a d France. Their quviility • COSTfoUr iVIE PRINTS---Tlifis is a ,hne th t has lately hadj ray a jai' attention, and I have now secured the rich st patterns and 'the nej est- • shades. Don't fail to inquire for my ne Sitteen Prints, in plain' and HOSIFinsuYche aGh ell.PtenIt wEiSth mAeN, thDatC1 be!vReSh ullitoS—mTalcreaaemahnar exintaremeapur- chases this season. but I hs.ve always man gi).1 to 14eep as !tea. Full sil lines iti ).ten's, Ladies', Misses' and Children's }lose, at all prices. Gloves—Good Stock always on hand. Corsets—I' keep ne tly all the good makes now sold.. eARTMENT—The lit ge increase in this br'ancia M I LL oirljyy Rtroife Dis sufficient guarantee that I p the best and most' im- proVed styles in Bonnets and Hats. EvereMing leaving the honse the latest French and American Styles. Strie,Ay first-elass wPrk adhered • to, Old prices extremely low for the value re ived. If you 14ave already purchased, call ally way, that you may know here te buy n season. LINEN COSTUMES AND FANO GO6DS4/ uow offering Linen Costumes at 20 per cent un ejr the actual valkte of them, and you have hundreds of patterns to selec from. Fancy Every- thing next and stylish in this line. CLOTHING DEPARTMEN ---,This department is ill itis well assorted state. • The immense quanta IA Clothing that leaves the house is a sufficient proof that the quality t these Goods 43.4a the *Ake of them Cannot be equalled. Extra value in Under -Clothing, all new Goods. I sell Canadian Tweeds at old- Tiriees, notwithstanding the great increase in the price of these Goo . W-orsted .Coatingsjeo be purchaseid from me cheaper tha.n ever. ee,eived sme of ,the latest styles in wide rImined Soft Fe Hate very Felt. DOn't fail to see ba.j HATS AND CAPS American Hets and Caps. Beata' —I have 'just inost of nay BOOTS A DES—I have pure the season, and can sell anythipg in the, e much bel and get it least One pair. It is witA Jcon 7 ice .2 ask all requiting' any o hese to call, J4 cog do no better in, any part of Ow Do *ion. You may r on b4ng properly treated tarthOr y buy or "4 t i&" Free Delivery to spy part of the To*u.