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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1880-06-25, Page 5'NE 25, 1880. earned gentleman, wait f the third concession a narrow escape from ehtning during the tea was knocked deem fortunately sustained . A valuable horse, r. Gadkiernear Ford - dead. 1 ,assessment roll of 3reeont Yectr gives the Tal information: Real 0; personal property, $1,950. Total Mar persons, 1,300; dogs deep 32; horses 105. tad Zeller and Henry tar Zurich, left Iasi y. It is to pe hoped, pleasant voykee. It is pose to remain five a ceuntry, and then t is altogether pro 7iI.1 remain there. ago as Mrs. Daniel ilillop, near Winthrop, a a. wagon she met cident. She went to agora when her dress ?thing in _the wagon F her head foremost le of the wagon., iniur-, eul one of her arras ;wson, who 1 formerly 0-tbariaood of Auburn, Sound, -ander date fellows:—"We have M this country yet, crop for our new cropswe have got 'in we have had very ane time, which has armee to our getting flip- ruing, as Mr. George gbain, was standing near McCutchean's hing the actions of a icing trotted, up and le animal made a bolt le, and ran directly ng him down: By the ie's collar bone Was: groom of the stal- ed' Sovereign," was ilmal while: he was 'the 9th concession of. a likely have- been, tined had not a -man be passing along the eseue. Stallions are s, and even' the best ar be trusted, the thunder atoms , adid ball beiongingto 1, who lives on. the,r L: McLeod Farm, in thorne,. WEIS standing :when the lightning, roof, striking the hie spot. Mr. Hart a short time ago. 7ona Leeds, England, ar for; some• weeks taking arrangements :nt of a large woollen wants abuts, and having come to a :tauding, a bonus by- stitmitted for the 7atepayers. ' The fol - alone upon which the ated : The Capitalist of $4,000 and the lot !esent -woollen mill, eier of Main, and the Pickard's grist mill, erect a brick building 0 feet wide, and, to ;ity of the present 1 employ 30 hands in , $4,000 worth of new he new milk The ic taking a lien on A huiluing 1 for five .tion of which time til anti void provid- Jeast, has in employ Ee in $8,000 worth try, leaking in all (-3,intou mercha1 ts, id Coats, are ha ily ii other with had uglish through the S of the Clinton .:\ CIS 41. aMH CGUSeS r, odg-ns 'g Methodist' .1 a. soft impeauhm nt, e 89,vs Mr. Coats is arwiuia,n," and that praying Methodist" - enkev." The only .v the war of words the New. Eat who -e for the rubbish. -lied 510- and costs t he street of Wina- ,/ru;no; : "Why nott' w.f. o gets ' drunk as Surely a woman a get drunk as a, If every drunken end add consider - !of the t( Ii." It tat- beneficial effect lain their appetites, (-11 more efficient i the Scott Act. iss, of East Wawa - 4 before. the Mayor 'ittya ago, charged If produce ehece arket,' in contra - by -law. ' 11E3 ade •ut was lenient151- idlowed to go witli,.., the first complaint! - adopted. , e:a.1 feet WaR raised rm of Mr. J. W e;ides were- chosen es Anderson twat' it .f the latter piatv- a eveuiug a. dance ti time spent,. the .at Walker "is a * et) say all of us." art at the relamg, ere staid for the eon. Of last, week, !I;. Mills, of Morris, lous accident. He ;oaded with wood, inc frightened at id bolted., upset - wheel of the wag - :upper part of the ehliquet direction; • blight injury to -Naughton, 'son of Itton, lot 6, con - successful in his e Univeraity of lite, gaining the being admitted to Trinity Medical ug of practising, • . JUNE 25, 1880. jiis piofession in Michig• an. W wish Lsii the young doctor every succese. e ' meeting of the Division Grange, se of the East Riding of Huron, was held in in the Queen's hotel, Wingham on Fri- ,da day. -Quite a number of delegatewere sa present from the different Granges in ivision.. Ftom reports" made we' Lo the learn that the Grange is in a ver pore: - condition, and is of great to th' farmers: The next meetin be he d at Blyth on the 3rd Frid y in Otto oer. rs. Rutherford, of St. ery4uddenly at the reside acdenald, of Wingham. S pros-, ou enefit is to died Dr. % I been etting a bottle of medicin , and was a •out leaving the office, wheh. she i! fell di wn in a fit, from which she never , . rebovered, dying in two days after ards. It seeins she was subject to thes fits, ak I: previously had two. Her • moth r and Others of the fami y, we believ , died the same way FLOM few - Is years O. . , -- blizzard which passed over thel and vi inity a couple of weeks ago did,. e eonsi erable damage. Mr. John°Mil- 1 et beck oad a large barn'40x60 town down nd sraashed'very badly. I had ' been - tatted nine feet to allow a stone wall to be built under it for stabling purposes, therefore the wind had a fair sweep. A driving barn 24x34 was also blown off blocks and slightly damaged. Between Ethel and. Moles- worth, Mr Stewart had the roof blown off his house, -and three barns itt that neighborhood were badly wrecked, • —On Wednesday afternoon of last week, the children of the Methodist Sunday School of Gorrie and !their friends, held. a delightful pic-nic at the River Grove. After the repast the tine was pleasantly spent playing at croquet, swinging, boating and playing games. During the afternoon a young gentle- man, while looking for "Rachael," blindfolded, stepped off the bank into the river, and, to put it mildly, ,carne near getting his feet wet. No 'other accident occurred, and the young ;folks went home hoping, as one of them! said, that "the annual ple-nie would 'come twice this year." • . —The residence of Mr. Arthur Dretuay, of Cra,n.stord, Ashfield town- ship, was the scene of a pleasant gath- ering on the 26th ult. The object of the gathering was to celebrate the mar- riage of the daughter of mine host, Miss Maggie Dreany, to Mr. James Culburt, of Ashfield. Mr. Daniel Webster , jr., of Lucknow, Was best man on the Ijappy ; get occasion, and a sister of the bride acted :isio as bridesmaid. Rev. Mr. Carey, pastor l -do® of St. John's church, Lucknow, tiep the -an knot, which we trust may grow firmer gob and stronger as time advances:, ' . bro —We often hear of the evil doings of dis the pipe, b•ut seldorn in such an in- stance as the following: As two.. old gentlemen were coming from Wingham towards Belgrave, when opposite Mr. George ,Coultis', they lit up to -while enf away the time, and proceeding, to op- hav posite r. F. Walton's, they discovered to their b ggv was on fire. Alighting they: peo hop Eas Eas Ea elens, ce of e Ita.d1 n, Elma, ad his b l'n lown = his ore ard fere3e ley lied b t erewind !storm bf . Thursd y 10 t. t The b was also nsi erab e localit. age don at sev al ple. ea ill 1 . -Ason o Mr. R bert m bell,. an, whil welkin: in his sl ep, fe of a win ow an. brok Li ar '. der caref treatent, theli le fe ,el low is progre sing ve favota,b1 . —Listo was lat ly favoIed twith vis t from rs. Bru e, a &tug ter th celebrat d Dr: iVingStbne Mr 33r ce, M co 1 pany 'ithl he IA sham is tpresent on a our throe h th -k.Tn'ted Stat and C nada ard ea to istowel to. visit her unc I, Joh Li irgstone, Esq. '. The Str tford tuaf.3lub announe Ei rac s to com off on the ilst of July, o th new co res , in the agrichltur gro I iads. T e Hor ictiltural. omet will also,hol =its anniltal flower s 1:1 tier .Ch 8 p as of 1 las Th;e me y in, Mitc istophers parson rse cont slight to is service year. 'hers of lt17 Liter ell wai ed upon Rev. n, at th 1 'Cana a 'loth e, and p esented hilin wit ining n rly forty 4olla en of heir appre iatio as Pre iden.urii= th tt • it • Y S Mr. Ro ert . Hern, mercha po tmaeter, of Har ington, a Mi ls, of Be nington were pa on board t g stenstean4er And' wh eh they , had taiken pas -a Sc timid, an. which .ohided vn oth r vessel i Long slated. So we k. Mrs. Wa ker, of It itichelli cei ed a glov belonge g to her ter, who was ost wit, the ill -fa W uno. was 110k0a island, but t • s is the Italy artic that h as been , naillie would shed. de: rly as t sad, sa calamit • 'base lb St. Ma bi of 'S e 1 g S suff Bine His in t 'old ren —el wor sh o will vers at rin rie An e ne ere me me 11 ho ry ilto ber ept le was a out 5 fe na ed Lie e, b ck of es, one ni m yphoid &, leaving $1 d aye been flooe has roc market ho torn up son 3lbss and no* to th o with "T f Reilly, Q. celebrate call to th tvhAlie psrOefieast 'her, will j 1 f I brou ht tula ory was Ban • agai _ with 855, pain —Pre t an d . ".e9gs 8 ✓ a; o fo b. a d la a 1 rae outfi . Sm 11 as it i it. It ie the me l• ento of A match pia ed lest twe n the Al an • the Mut glpibnshi suited in ances, by The stor in St. Mara at a cha It r All Co. bur mo ning, ,an rno t constan of ; night war cee: ed in. bl ing' i4 -ay shook th was bio smashed s, plast en, and rranged.',. The au the burglars,_ ho are pro essionals. The Str: tford p the lallowing igarticul • rt,ement the co been 12: head of ate, of wh ch 44 1 ile residi g outs , as folio s : Jac , 13 head ; John hope, 4 Jame hope, 5 Thos. thope, 4 ; V. Pfri Kline, Mee, nie, 4; 4 head o es not gi en; 2 t being clai •• ed. S ed. by per ,ons out ,,15' A man the em , of St a week e and f Ito his ublicit • ame riday a ante ale of of the an easy score a a se ye eg Pe gi gt ag , an la :1 nday ere rs. s fell age. . of in ar und. A. p nts", circ were in ac ents' 81 atio re ily w an. whe e. • uire fo nd th For re of o last de an ned a and e exp. b th • 41 ,84 .r dangle - ed ship bn a e out ,foun dt bu e onl wa y's be- ttor Marys, for th orinty 1 oi1 Pert ,. victoiy for th 17 to of MesBrs. A. 13 attie Marys, vas ent red, b early h4ur on Saturda notwit standing the a preseni o On the rrernisoE chmau, tlie b urg1t 5 RUC' wing t 'e safe iorien an ith $1 0. The cOectis• whole 1 ek. le sat n a clis ance of ten fee to atom: ; also the' ho11 F and. windows I er he stc e genera*, Iwas orities aro fte be apeedil drew out the contents, which giving -ent to the fire it burst into ga flame, frightening the= horse, which starte to run, dragging one of the men a cons derable distance along the road, when Vial. Walton -and George Dtily W. came t. the rescue, stopped. the- horse, Do and sBotheting the fire by means of the ea O buffalo robe until water could be I pro- not cured, hey got it put out. Reriaains— ow body o the buggy a hopeless wreck ; a tio badly . emoralized robe; and an oat tag and. a. umbrella in smoking rums; The Sm th, tenne old ge. tlemen were so overcome,at see- mis ing since ing th: ruin they had caused, that they and as -his • could live no assistance towards put- pe ilexit as ting ot t the fire. giv the fact ameggmelemmemeen assi ting in the discov abo.ts. His name , Perth Items. o In llice 2500 acres' of swamp are a German f mediumand about thirty y assess d at $1 Per acre. —A :rand Orange celebration is to thogh ordin rily and take p ace at Millbank on the 12,11 of ate dy workmate he o July. spr e, -as on the day i —M. Christie, of Trowbridge, hag. a he eft home .n a p 1 two -ac •e patch of strawberries loaded u p refused, to give with f uit. ion; alien of -his "tea --T e May make of ehecla ing that he wouese at Briley's ; fatory, sho ald never see hi ggetoey, in Wallace, was sold at 12i has not seen him si • cents. y —Mi. E. Archer, a having aninowlecicrcher, of Mitchell, is abo a to cona es since the manufacture of tiles bonts shoul comm , friends. in tha place. ,s while i 1 MOtiO The prac ice of le ,raf • -M . Gill, of Russeldale, Fiallar- ui ton, le t on a visit to the old country on d. Tuesd: y of last week. , ed against a as o , young gentle.. Ilan of S — R:v. W. F. Clarke, of Guelph:, has , tho, e who w id not accept d the pastorship of the Congre- til e had a a ost nar aation 1 Church in Listowel. a tr —A ay -law to incorporate the village eee time I most of Milverton was passed at the late 'Ci was r''A Paing f MCountySat rday ()veing vi ileeting of Perth Council. 1 —A Match will be played on Do- blaks of an . nsolven minion Day between the Listowel and .ar He liv s on 04 !Palmerston cricketers, on thearouuds wa hungry. He of the latter. t' from the stet on to and determin:d to 3 —A unaber of sporting gentlemen of i Ch rch stree 1 Crossin Latow 1 purpose going on a fishing tour to Muatoke. We expect to hear further and pulled u on the from them. , a r adside pu die. —The more daugerous the sport the per and thin s share better thoughtless young lade seem to ' the passeng rs app HaI the you g man fur her and -s ruck hi i sid walk, the mead erious fo Taught • supposed • ti ndkeep , rs relatin t cattle iin Ou dael belougo de 1 theJ Lorr Sout empee Newell, er, E1Iioo Geo.! ed by ber ,be sold. t Cep imp e the 3 14 .1 I V 1 y of a ford-, go las 011(18 are creel in the of hisl w ere s Henry R pp eight nd 1) Ha' ars of. a e. Al genera y t s ber d aeion !took ,lci,ues icesi whe becttu1e, Mrs, oney tor a pro . ' ' HeIeft de d go s7 h re sh again, t.ncl she e. •Any person e Of his where, i.iicato;with hii ive, itftieLir de ora ast rt ut ut 5 ley 'on, lay ne ed 'pore 1 ex ee ay rea tits w ope 111 iiliIlg ofa,ndl o ftet nvetgh, t a re e teda • tford i -one ruing t ke u at th ghable eseap Mt o h the boks au firm 6. der hi urch s r et. H ridged tile wal is paternal roo mp of1Jabth . Bejunjtpeo 'of histaea1 bocNs ad. pa n the ' ipe, an ded 1 betall p a f1k fee 'dad aaa nst th ght e bee r . • like it. Some St. Marys boys were swimm g and. wanted to see 'how near they coulhl come to the dam without too being swept over. Three of the crowd went nearer than their strength would allow, and they were unceremoniously swept over the d -am, into the raging t T waters beneath. Strange to say, none °oh !of them wereinjured, but they will not mis be likely to try the same fun over again. , Mg —Mr. W. Machan, of Moncton, sold wh for the oia country market, 8 cattle, ;Ro which a-veraged 1,700 lbs. apiece, and realiz 'd 51 cents per lb., or over 490 she per h ad. . . —lit hile William Leek, a yonfa lad 13119.'onan of Lo etn, was chopping, the axe slip- . pea, a d commabdown on his foot al- 'and most evered the big toe. ' fish ' —1 Listowel one dark night recent- ;ern ly a an drove into an open drain. iwee The buggy was considerably wreeked, but be and some bruises and a severe So shakine, the man and horse escaped all mos right..this —T e Grand Trunk Raway Cora- - gar pany ittends to lift the iron rails o the railway track between Woodstock and. !a te Listo el and put steel. rails in„ their ove! st tpa,Ikaciue.,, The Company, also in ends of t and Steup the rails between Tavistock on• e tartafocrka., where there is new a 'was double ring a recent thunder storm the Me clumney on the English Church par- gav tonage in Stratford was struck by, 2Ot . i lightning, the electric bolt passing down h. ' into the dining 'room, but fortunately"ize without injury to any of the mem- • alareirssena! the household, who had not yet a 4 0 • a, 0 r. Gene , al Nei e Bish•i• of -,5 cted $901 in Len ion in. th: North Govern is ent Hou fitted u • 'for -lit is looke• upon insert. Mr. S. R ckert, o wide dd it red 75 p 8, and s d. Prince L opold a suites ha e gone ries for a few r -Genera will joi One day last erville, o Lae n • of potat es _as la •year's owth ea. A thunde • storm a -rifle rain and h OttaWra Itt Sund y ie back st eets we e case two childre el. away At ewe ielongin ornachie Minto, birth t two la May the same a . All t • lambs and thriv d. One day 1at01y Huron ine, ed he kill g a mo; h treat ned hi Ite alL atche 10 for hi ett. e Toro !new s ,Hon• South • wool ef 2 e d Princ s. o tit ks. T he p' r e k M w sat to g .as d froix the bee --Mr. John Love, of the 10th emcee- 1*hi COM 8, storM fterno ooded, were oM nM nl}s, an iI4al pr were o ohn se Co mer bl with • t • st in, rn, t ed Ite a,n ;ca pr duce C 11 a ch fr se an e. no c isin Dr. go, LlJnite que nd va n or title a f 0,11 arinsitee 8,11B, Be a e public inst sti The S ro poses it glees wipl •vernnata grthwe : to tr ece a rep ptht awtillti ps, in o o them. es as t n what. The , e elds. dies' Col vh. pe vre. ni • , 8,B Ur' :veiled t e g,rada dnesda, hol d 8,E4 )3 ho e t is e ovb y, I Mrs. 1A1 an a, a niala B y 9r d rovia that hro Mn adiia 1113111 fbuff grd on 4f jhe t e leg ti boa is ati s er ro in 8110 Radh ili 1k re • -TA ' W a , ho v n dial .30 onsP. I en g St bu O M tn higs Y g y , read er. the month s ij the r0 a ount o p, 59 in April iji Nfay thea ut 183,758 a orab e exhibi t an1 vicinit on by on so41s kno letoites the s o neatly an h ruit trees w ir fruit, and pletely fl eaded firm 1 t. HE b at 10 inchs t 1 ng. w s Laura t. Paul. ghee h , last wee fever. He h s 200 or $1,50 otied. ntly been pilt fi se. When the e 200 rfis wee xposed' to the clubs of t e ms dog" ma': f Hamilto 50th an. r, when tit • and all th: that can b.: in.a congr of May the t Office Sevin .4192,003, mad there w ount of $160, This is ce was visited 0, o the mos • • for man cc of pigeon ur doing grea e p most stri ve etables andtteied to tilt g: f iad.vertisin !aroto, hayb en sendin . ne man in, Ottawa hail tzr,n: ircular, an • sent a dol O o with i a erms. Th ni d to fin • t e party llar ;t no farth eived after Ile romittance4, al; adquaiota ce afterward a the address gi en it wa lierd was ILO SU* # firm. 11 th or 7th te the gra ,S,auaby,Lon o ,was broke idattaight b b, rglars, w a a un the afe which co o t 200. The sa e was dril loWn dpen wi h gunpowde o *oused otel keep •eb shouted to . the polio gailglars, fea ing arrest, e h Lie10i ira ostr has bee Is evil arts s well as to i rne4, Priuci al of Dufferi Oore to end rse a draft o t 'te bank for $50. T a. ed, an the cleric and ha net since bee ita of, He g ve his nam e Rev. P. u hes, M. A 9 og,O-xford. Tthassinc ecl that he, y simile ed $50 fr. 111 Ia bankin u p nsiou rige, N. hOuld be o bieir auar 1iI scoandrels. rvey r-Genei al at Winnipe ferlaieh the t oz4inion lan stteleton ma ae f all th t Rands in the Ca,nadia end every w ek he agent setiit to th iminigratio tt of phd lan s entered dur tel w en th immigratio thatrk the:: Iaids on th at im g. igr nts studyi able to int rm them hat iai ds 4re vacan a U. a uating s;rtucjn to th o. he Br utf rd Youn s prea 'hedi last Sab ion 1 hue h by th hra4t. Th oongregatio al, aige, and. a deep interes o ut the entire service Jing ceroise, took place o e the C liege closed fo he a tendance thi e. E ght youug einp1ete their studies ollie e dip onaa. Medal ye by is Excellenc3 peral, lIqn. A. S o1ert He ry, ex -Mayor of a Mon, th x actor aaknzie an 1 no • Is : I HURON gxposin:511. - Wife's; sisteif there were 35 =vot agaitiSt it 14 votes. • • me children of a gentleman re- in Halifax, while playing on the at Cow Bay on Monday after - picked up a piece of barrel stave 4 inches by 21, on which the fol - was !written with lead nta ging down, April 12t pe; Send. this ! to. Mrs. , Piers, Sussex. , eAmes ece of wood appeared by O been about two: months The place where it was bout twelve mulls east o d opens direct y into t Ocean. ; —ret -0;7!••:":" " a'nd E31)TR, BUTTER. —$ sidin beac noon abou lowin "Atal no 1.1; Whit The tp to ha up is: fax, lanti infer the s Tames from while chase was s gland tem scrat died about the 9 ful a week - of th Chur youn trious neigh atten excit famil their 11 • ; eneil: , 1880; Mary HITE. look in the picked Hall- e At - correspondent ib North uther s the Mount Fo est Examiner of death of ja,mesCoutts, Sr„ and. Coutts, Jr.,—f ther and son— lood cisoning. 1, It is said- that attending a maite recently pur- , and !which, un nown to them, ffering from wh t is known as s, the poison en ered their sys- rough some smell axes oils or es in; their hands. The father the $18t ult., after an ill ess of two days, and, OA soh died on inst.,after an eiteeedinglY pain - distressing illnees of a,botat two Sr,,Mr. Coutts, was an elder North LuthePresbyterian and. his son a was a• pro ising ra an. Both were *ell -to-do iedus- armers, highly eeteemed bfr their ors. The reputed. eireum tames ing their death have causeI great !ant in the lottality, l arld the have the deep s pathy d all in ffliction. 1 4 4' 1 0 14 0 Birthsf McNA GHT—In Seaforth, en the 2alh inst., the wi of M. David MeNanght of a daughter. CALD R—In Seaorth, on the 17th inst., the wi of Mr.lAndrew Cold , photorap+, of a MITC LL—L Moleswort , on the 13tb inst., da liter. I th4 wife I:;f Mr. Alexa der Mitchell of a datihter. 1 ; MASO —In C nton, on the !.5th inst., the Wife of E. Ma on of a sou. I MOR • lS—h4 Colborne, on the 8th it., the wit:. of Mr Nicholas Morrish of a so. DIcEL LOY—I Blyth, on th 10h int, the wife of r. W . McElroy of daughter. ROSS in to GRA.C11 th jas MiE. arriags. HARE SON—In Clisni ton on the 9th , by v. John Gray, Mr. Murdo Ross, Y—LA RENCE-0 the 14th inst., at as ene Harrisonti both ofBalld. resIden e of the brides father bylthe Rev. Caswe I, Mr. Hugh Gracey, of Tilbury, to Alice awrence, of Hullett. STEW Job TAYL sio th • 4 Deathi3. T— Sunshine, on the 22nd list., Mr. Ste* it, aged 63 yers. - —On he 18th ii•st :on the 12th reonces- of Hu ett, labella, daughter of Mr. An- y Ta,y1 r aged 26 yeas. On t 0127th inst.; Annie, eldest dough - ter of W. 9311 and, .Annii Nevin, of Pembina ntain, forn1ery of Stanley, aged 22 years. MENA EY—IMcKillop, On the 20h'inst., jo •11.Mena-...!ey, aged 66yars. 00SM --In Blyth, on the llth bast, Bobert, McI ONSMII, fant son of V1r. John G sman. I • • 1 TE E MARIETSI. SEAFORII, June 24 at.... .. ..... . ... . 098 ife,perbushl.... 1 05 ed Chaff,perhush. 1 00 °se .... . . 018 Fall Wh Spring Wheat, Spring heat, Oats per bushel Peas p0 buehel Barleyp r bush Butter, No.l, Em. Flour, Or 100 1 Hay....!...... Hides, pr lb. Sheep s ne ese Salt(re il)pe lesale • • 11 Salt(wii Potato* per Apples, per bus Oatmealliwbrl. Tallow, per lb. Beef, in!quarte s, per 100 ib.... 5 60 to ) 25 Clover Seed, pr bushel.... ... 3 50 tio 4 00 Wool, per . 0 24 tio 0 25 CLINTCIN, Rale 2 , 1880. Fa11Weat,per bushel . . 1 00 co 1 05 SpringWhoat, erbushel 1 08 (4) ; 1 10 Oats, perlanshe 4 .... 0 82 €0 1 0 84 Barloy,per bus el..... . . • • •• 0 45 @ 10 56 Peaesper buehe 0 62 it) Butter. . • . 015014 0 25 0 09 @ ............ 3O0 3 10 1880. 0 1 03 O 1 15 • 105 o 082 • . 55 o 58 • • 0 40 • o 050 0 09t't1 09 0 s...... ..... 300 o 315 ....... • • 8 00 to 900 ...... . 0 07 o 008 • • . 0 50 t 125 barrel, 075 • per barrel...▪ . 0 60 ushei.. . 4 ••• 0 25 t • 0 30 el . 0 60t'0 65 2 75 to '800 0 05 tla 006 Potatoes Eggs Hay,per ton, Clover Seed.. Timothy seed Wool. rl ed at oro to on Sat A large um er of hi bipii. on t e Island. H n ent ov r the result o ce, bn stoutly main ons we sOare all th was me ically exarain Dr. T • (*burn, one o dans o Toronto. Bei, fferin a op ever-exer 11 c out rest The pain s loccasio ed by the ex ptincipal n while t in motio gl advise ir BO a,n bat is be enpan • E,,a, obn B lay , retries, `r ora 1 af ts pe ba Louis a, sa.lmo ttu e Gov ' y 111 ss 11 • • 1 1 • 0 1.1 14 ane: to 's eggs 18 0 ied b passe n.1 som nd i u9,11 • 4 1 I 4 nca • las oa th need averag hill, o ty, sue snak estruc itt a qa 1111 of t a cfEl TA re Sa an un (4e Ki ftIe Livi bacajiltn ing t tio th ba for efr attir ed n roef n o h arr se er he lon ed i drive' of go 'erahtt ay af . Alb in f th rea he rea rda Was 11 th ral sto On, gali • inews, cause e sliding sea he chain lF Flux, ease fro onths t LIVERPOO , June 23.—Spring wheat 98 5d ; red winter, 98 11d.; wh4t, 98 9(1.; club, 1s 1(1; oat, 68 2(1.; barley, 58 3d ; peas, 6811d ; pok, 60s 0d; beef, 658 0d; chese, 588 Od. 0 80 009 8 00 3 10 3 25 026 02t ToRnizTo, June 23.—rFallwhe t, $1.9 to $140; spring; $1.12 to $1.25to tit, 38e to 39c I peas 66e to 70c barley, 158c to 70c; 1ay, per ton, $100 to 1$ 00; butter 13c to 16c; p tatoes p4rf bag, $0.60 o $0.65. Clover seed peit $4,00 o $4.10 ; wool 273 to 27 bushel, Lbcal Notices. s, ,Fsurr J,uts.—'or, the ml Sugar, tryi Wrn- apest. 654 plendid Pasture App pito F. G. arling's alt Works. 11 ago th enbau al, a ghkee e; of miced. earne orced fr rotepaent i•eaecieevnieera r ewere gi ge. been :We 11 11 engLgement o daughter o rich clothin site New York eaver City r. Rosen t Living his wife o him., break ith his daugh ded hie pre se He, the th valuables ea only o the pas by 33.1is he attor, e°jewel She costs aum wa Hervich rgdver to one a 1 t tsn ortio enb tyle 6 M Lb n di e. re o h da otit, linanyt esr; pn Pr cii t Go Wine he agen, g th0 Oeessbd 1: am% ght.. rushed do text Asse O f Ge eral Sherma t. C tharines, an it goos part of th the ay of Quint: sten s said, to b: fish, hich the win t usauds. = Th dead. fi h is unknown amide t ocourre a aterlo cOunt, L A8 don w abvoeyi'• s killin m of erian Aseombly a ts sessi n at midnigh grea deal of busi hrough he last ' day motion were shelve Cession The nex y w be held i vor o Dr. Greig' a againtit the attemp e with a deceas • • a • T J. Gem Frnit Jar, Strawberries SON & YONG, t Ley are ch PASTURE F for cow, e011Ve Sparlin , at Gr 649 R COWS.— lent to the to y, Young & S S GREEN, PUR PAR irect dna the manula turers, sure death Potato l3ngs. Fly Poisons of all kinds. Mot soN & BnAsrhEra,; Seaferth. 654 WOtL PICKIGS, HID S AND 4SE.rNS.— I will p y the highest cash pi eee for any quantity of wool pickings, Hides, shee and WI; skins de- livered tit iny furniture store. No truck or ,trade, cash for everything. JOHN S PORTER. i 654 • PHOOGRARRY.—C. M OM, h vinp 9,re- turned from hialManitoba tri, will ag. n devote his personal attention to the hoto bum. esti,in all its departments, Parties wis lug Nobby Pjetures should ,not fail t, call. Sa isfaction ffuaranteed in every' instane . b52 SNIT be fo ed to s RE which w determi few weeks, T every dpartment. Just ree,ei ment of New Gclods, which ivilbe rim off "th the rest. 64 LA NN ' MOWEBS.—Just Receiv d* a full If the ' Philadelphia Lawn M vie," 121- .01 the t ifferent sizesg which w be sold t Parties ishing a firstl-class La.\ Mower, all and xaanine, as tho " Philadelphia " is doubt o e of the best armfacturd. Wm. Street, Seal rth. 653 DS.—Varnters in • want of 84 WEST' d in anothe 11' piles of go ere will be adver i column. ds durino •enuine bar ed, a large etilent ify are he, next #4ns in onsign- supply eluding cheap. should. .withou N. WAT SEE ma, Ma' s, SE Good F esh Rel ble Field S !ede, true to nme, call at D. D. Ro t's before purchasing. My etock responsible seed firms in Can da, and ill e sold Seatorth. f importartce to your F. e Ordered 'on in I that he Oak loth - or perfection of cut rises all the Latest hoice Wefit of Eng- teds, 8erges, west fi es e011eiS- ese Good. Also a ackinaw Str ws at Cos. lil/LLY Seaforith. 654 has been. carefu y selected from some o most at a ver Small edvane,e on first cost. D Ross, Grocer, ext to he Post Office As T. is n w an item crni; know. t e right lace to obt WO little On91 I ve no hestta Clotlun we h ridi i Messrs. allv & Anderson of re vng a ing Est blis* Inn" nt,s.re noled • he horses ran. ! and fitJl Their Stock cbm were thro • Novelti s in Sco ch Suitings, thq ! yOupge land TrOwserin a,:re ji'r edu :11 theV°11 tent wi splendi & ANnt eh are the 11 line of SON, 0 the older. ,11 quality of • lin 11 "TRA, D frim the pre .. lees of , e under- sign d, Lot 14, Concessi n 9, Mo ris town- ship, a out the end of April, Five ending, Three teers, and Two Hifers. To of the steers are of rd color, the othtx gray "th wide spread4 g ho s ; one heif r lpotte4 red and white, t e othei reddish gray Airy prsofl inf rmation of theirhereabouts, will be suitabl rewalied by the oWner. ROBERT B. L LAIDW, BI th P. 0. . 6554. e : I THE luGHtsT PRICE IN CASH PAikp FOR ANY 1 AMOUNT OF YELLOW SWEET BUTTER, 4,1 In Tub, Rolls or Pail, at HICKSON Se BL .A.SDELL' Drug Store, Sea, forth. W. B. lrOBERTSON. AITTIN—I hereby caution any person or persons from giving spy parties, m3, wifenot e epted, credit on my aecount from this date, as I will pot be reeponsiblie therefor. THOMAS' A. DENNIS. MoKillop. EACHER 'WO.TED,-r-For the Sixth65)152epxs.rt- ment id Win ham Public School. Services to commenoe on tha 18th Of August next. Ap p cants to etate it alary for the balance of the ye r. Applications with references will65b5e;e- Ju y. D. 11i. GORDON, Chairman; JA . FER- cg ved by the Chairman o the Board up to 30th G SON, $ecreter. !A DENIAL it John !Ward; harness maker and liveryman, "LN -L ef thisitown, having originated and spread a report that a dire disease; inownas Glanders, had shown itself among tha horses belonging to Mr, Edward Phritie, who conducts a livery en ni y premise in connection with my hotel, allow me to state ipa the most emphatic manner that tie report isle base fabrication. There has been suspicionof ally such disease -at any time. The appended certificate, under the hands of two favorably knOwn and legally qualified veterinary surgeons, entirely disposes of this false am:na tion. It doe t not reflect any credit on Mr. Ward that he should in such a cowardly, underhand, manner, attepapt to ruin the business of a eu cessul rial. Mr. Christie, by his obliging man - Isere and proMpt attention, has gained the con- fidence of the commercial and general puhli, whose patronage of him has been liberal and flattering, for which h.= and I tender our best thanks. ALEX. DAVIDSON. Comnaercial Hotel, Seafoth,June 24, 1880. Ste.forthatme 23rd, 1880. This is to certify that we have this day era - ined the horses belonging to Mr. Christie's liver staole, and find them entirely free from Glander or any other Contagious disease. D. MeNAUGHT, V. S., 65 = JAMES W. ELDER, V. . DUNCAN & DUNCAN SEAFORTH. REMNANTS, REMNANTS, C1-1EAP, DIRT CHEAP. INDS GREATLY REDUCED. MNANTS OF SILKS. ;1 R MNANTS $::4' DRESS GOODS. R MNANTS OF TWEED. • R MNANTS OFPRINTS A LL K W IS THE TIME TO SECURE BARGAINS. We re Desirous of Clearing these out to maim Rom for the FALL IMPORTATIONS, Which cur Mr. T. Duncan is on the way to. Europe lo Purchase. CHOICE LINES. IN WHITE PIQUES AND MUSLIN& ° White CottOns and Factory Cottons at the old Prices. NO ADVANCE 'ON THESE GOODS, DUCKS AT LAST SUMMEWSPRICES. pENIMS, KENTUCK 0EANS AND COLORED SHIRTINGS i\TTs. piii\TTs. An I 9712iSe and Feautiful Assorinient Positively .,T92;valea in Quality, Elegance of Oesign and Price.. GREAT BARGAINS IN HATSf AND CAPS,' BOOTS AND SHOES AND GROCERIES. DUNCAN & DUNCA, Seaforth. • , OOTARIO DRY GOOD HADIST., EAF TOFF —OF— G' 0 , - ' SMITH 4. MIRING THE PRESEN OUR aSH SATIES INCREASEE TO NEAR • -! ThoSe Of the 'COrespondipg Mont :1 This we take .SP satiSlaotory evide • ! I SHOW 0 RIGHT Of lash yea r c. that We OODS AND Alt -CLOSE PR CES. • W beg to till the attention o elope ially to the fact that it is cash and sellin0 for cash thatwe ea at Lim Prilbes, Notwithstanding the Large Inc busiess, we en show Very COM taenqs in each 1epartment. Wp will not c rry Good!. over fr sea84n if we c4n avoid it, end .1arked. Down all Summer Goads at • taust effect a Spledy Clearance of t • our ! 'ends ybuying for offer Goods ease in I eta . •lete ASS ort- 1 m seatotx to TO therefaxe prices w•bih e whole. HE IFOLLO - i 1 11, but a PARNIAL LIST of the °iering : I DRESS- GOOD , 1 ! 1 1 ! . Plainar.d FanciDress 000a,s, at 8 ce 12.1. cents, I cents, 20 tents, !au lain and Fany Brilliantines, at cnts, and 55 cents. ! I Plainand Fane3i Melanges, at 121 ce 20 cents, 251cents, and 30 cents. I Bt teaees u:ibin_frults.B FShades in LUat stres, ecnts, 15 etnts, 20 cents, 25 ancy Winceys, ima Buttons to Mate h . i Gods Trade has bee this month. i; A NM/ A Jo COARING OiRINTS: D GOOD ARTC E OF FOOD, 1 Allle ;lean Fancy, ark PomPadonli, Arae lean Plain • Light Pompadorik, Pencil Stripe, with Aeht say: 71 1 Border, 8pi oti30Prrdinert,s. nd 804 FANCY GOOD LINES tow I I . If G OUND SNOW FLAKE CORN, S OW FLAKE CODFSH; CLINTON MILLS XXX FLOUR, OPITMEAL AND CORNMEAL, B ICON AND HAMS, SY UPS AND VNEGARS, G OCERIES AND CROCKERY, &C. LOGAN, MAIN—ST„, SEAFORTH. SALE OF DRES=S GOODS —AT--- HOFFMAN 3ROTHERS' CHEAP CASH STORE, FoTtrri--1, ctm.7r_ js In orae to make roo • # for our Fall InatioitationsTwe have decided to offer and. sell the whcile of oier PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, GRENADINES, LINEN .SUITS, LIE bLSTERS AND LINEN DUSTERS, AT C -Orf PR, CE FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. A N EARLY CALL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. FAN Y GODS ARRIVING • WEEKLY. Just 4hand, a ew Lot of Rufflings, Parasols!, Buttons, Fringes, Beaded Gimp Tri micgs, Bl4ck and White Real Laces, Kid Gloves in two and four button-4iht shades, Hosiery and Gloves. NO TiROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS- crt HOFFMAN BROTHERS, Seaforth. Ud Glove, from 25 ,lents, h'rillings, from 2 cent, Silk Ties, tfrom 5 cents, Cotton G/ves, from 5 cents, • Fancy iery, from 5 cents, Novelties tn Frillings, from I Rid Glovot, $1, Reduced to 50 trurkisb Towerne_g, 25 cents, White Pickle, 8 cente. Brocade giulin, 10 cent. Corsets, 4Se., 50e., 75c., imd $ Extra Vane in Hose. STAPLES : Cottons at old prices, Ducks and Denims at old pr ces, Sheetings at old prices, 'Union Tweed at old pnces, All 'Wool Tweed at old pric EADYMADE CLOT en's Tweed Siks, only $7 00 en's Tweed Coate, only 4 00 en's Tweed Pants, only 1 50 en's Tweed Vegts, only 100 $8 5 2 1 HAT, CAPS &C We are giving, Spaelal Value in Hats and Caps. Also in. Ladies' ma. 8 raw Goods. eal #10 0100 2 50 200 • --; OINIE ANI). LOOK Coi;irtoo4Attentien Paid to 1••••••••••••••,•••••• SMITH 4k, WE MAIN STRET, SPATtoRT s •