The Huron Expositor, 1880-09-10, Page 510, 1880.
eat from 300 acre;
rn that will yield
in 11175 grew loo
em 13G acres of corn,
stook man and has
Grass and meadow
Ede as many more,
to 500 hogs...
!ternoon last, some
y of Mr. John see_
an were grazing near
hen one of his lads
them home, and in
n off threw a. Serge
1 at them, unluckily
E on the left foreleg,
, breaking it in such
he bone protrudes
As no surgical aid
to it, Mr. bac-Manua
afferings by burying'
ting of the Division,
Rosi a case of pay_
'eaters was disposed
_A party had gone
ased an article, giv
ote which he knew
t which he repre-
d. On finding that
d, the proprietors of
action against the
ote,to recover the
but Iost the suit, it
he note was accept -
g could be recovered..
of justice.
s week, during the
h Moore from Clin-
fd occasion to come
hen near the bottom.
k: triking her face on
which rendered her
s condition she re-
I by her 'daughters,
sed by one of the
`hey at once carried.
erocured assistance,
4 that a couple of
Icked out by the fall,
face severely cut.
ompson. of Howick,
,e misfortune to have
en Saturday night
L visiting at a neigh-
s returning to his.
e railway track,when
ie darkness of the
s footing and fell into
'chest striking against
.cturing two or more
neon has been unfor-
t this year, having
r injury -lust at the
the haying season.
of the Londesboro'
choir assembled at
' hursday evening of
rented Miss M. Cas -
Ale pastor, Rev. Jas.
:ridsome Bible, a, bird
'se containing 928.50,.
esteem and appreci-
l and efficient man-
es filled the position
past two years. This
Miss Caswell's de=
en for which place
IT to take charge of
on School at that
night the Canatla
in Win gham nar-
ruction by fire. The
went to the church
clock in the evening
fhted the lamps, then
. During their ab-
:he congregation had.
e, one of the lamps
fire to one of the
d about three feet
eting. The fire was
parties living next
d in and by their
lent action checked
been a serious con -
sure of butter on 'the
s. has yielded a much
is season than it has
7s, while butter has so
More mare its pro -
benefit. The fee -
b, started less than
:the Howick farmers
principle, has reach-
inancial basis. The
is year brought 201.
and the August bitter
which price, when
at was realized in the
:aiidsome balance in
lecord says : We are
that Mr. Jas. Clark,
ss entered an action
Hamilton, T. Wat-
o and Mrs. T. Wat-
defamation of char -
'as arisen oat of the
the Messrs. Watson
having an inquest
the cause of the fire
Insumed the buildings
on in April last..
k has any chance of
through the suit or
lent unable to say.
e amount claimed is
nting in all to $8,000.
e Items.
'Show on September
ri Show at . Stratford,
1
25.
Meow will be held at
ser
the been of very fre-
:u Strati( rd lately.
Caledonian Society
have no games this
Millbank. is going to
k store and dwelling
=storick, of Stratford,
sixteen hands high,
,e<>len salt ed his pas-
.Owing a live and pro-
corripeny has been
making rapid pre --
Elting the town with
r the construction Of,
the northwest part
Logan. was let a short
O—a little over $1,000
pin are boasting that
para by E eter with
'ring it to t. Marys,
better prices. Mis-
sy, lst inst., Downie
seem by the death of
tick. Deceased was a
1, England, who set-
c.rae thirty years ago..
removed to Downie,
siuce resided. Mr.
SEPTglUBER 10, 1880.'
;44
u Toy.
pethiok was very highly respected br
all who knew him, and bequeaths to
his bereaved friends a spotless repute
tiara•
Another life was sacrificed to oar-
aonpling at Stratford last Thursday.
The unfortunate young man was a new
hand, only 18 years of age. His name
was James Barlow.
—While Mr. Jones, cattle buyer, 'of
Logan, was in Stratford the'other day,
a tat steer made a ferocious attack on
him. The ;animal was shot at once,
but Mr. Jones had a narrow escape.
—A number of articles recently stolen
from the store of Mr. Williamson, in are bu
Stratford, were found concealed under w) eat
Bar. Orr's mill ; they consisted of sea- acres
eral pieces of velvet,articles of clothing, order
&o. • ahead
—Complaints are made by travellers SHs
that the young people of. Mitchell as- paid a
senible at the station nightly in such hour
numbers as to seriously incommode and bore,
annoy parties going on or getting off the co
trains• to won
—Josiah Murphy, of Logan, chat- stroyi
lenges any farmer to produce an acre think
of better turnips than his. Samuel make
Jordan, of Fullerton, has accepted the trick
ohallenge, and the case is to be decided YyoT
shortly. . and H
5
his hands: lit
snake A
he ex
hat in
no slo
shoot:
LE,I
of ,this
ly fo
favori
pop.
AG
over t
lamp
his
ra
r rie
I.
.
—Mr. W. G. Hay sold last week a S
cotta
farm on the 2nd concession of Wallace, ed
near Molesworth, containing 100 acres, aprat fyii
to Conrad Heimbecker, of the same of graiw e.
township, for the sum of $2,800. That's men a e d
the way the money goes. men e
_Somebody wants to .know why St. theyc. n
Marys Collegiate Institute passed only
twenty out of about seventy candidates
at the recent ,intermediate examina-
tions, while most other places passed
fifty per cent of their candidates.
—On Thursday morning, 26th Aug-
ust, the friends of Mrs. Win. Cole, of
Fullerton, were startled to find the old
lady dead in her bed, she having passed
peacefully away from natural causes
during the night. She was 74 years of
age.
—Mrs. Walkinshaw, of Mitchell, had
her gold watch and chain 'stolen on a
recent Sunday night. On Saturday
morning she found them lying on the
ledge of thle window frame, where the
conscience stricken thief had placed.
them.
—The Messrs. Climie, of Listowel, '
.purchased last week, in the vicinity of
Wiarton, a fine herd of young cattle for
stall feeding. The firm has now over
90 head, which they are feeding for the
market, and expect to increase the
number.
—Upwards of $30,000 were paid out
at the Stratford station for wages to
the Grand Trunk employees forthe
month of July. This embraced the
men employed in the Company's work-
, shops as well as those train men who
make Stratford their headquarters.
—At Stratford, in the Grand Trunk
yard, the other! day, a vicious steer
knocked down and trampled some three
or four men, and would have made
short work of some of them bad he not
himself been knocked down, receiving a
stunning blow on the head with a
sledge, a knife finishing the work. e
on
fa
•d
of
BY
Nis
0
he
to
c
he
ny
rad
•rto
�d,
he 7
-As a Mrs. Sizeland, of Stratford,
was going up stairs on. Thursday evening
last Week with a lighted lamp in her
hand, she tripped and fell. The oil in
the larnp took fire and exploded,• setting
fire to Mrs. 'Sizeland's clothing. Before
the fire coned be extinguished she was
badly burned, and had it not been for
the exertions of .her two boys the acci-
dent must have resulted fatally. The
brave young fellows also had their hands
b rued.
—On Monday of last week, as Mr.
P ter Melville, of the 12Th concession
o Hibbert, attempted getting on a
W on loaded with manure, by step
p: ng on the hub and top of the hind
wheel, his feet slipped and he fell in
fr nt of the wheel. His abrupt de-
sc�ent started the horses, the wheel
passing over his two legs about two
inches above the knees, bruising and
spraining them considerably, but doing
no serious injury.
—A farmer named Conrad Heim-
bekerr, and his son, from the township
of Wallace, had a purely •accidental
runaway in Listowel the other day.
Tne tongue of the buggy broke, fright-
ening the horses. They ran against a
telegraph post, tearing off a wheel and
pitching the occupants on the ground,
and inflicting some severe cuts and
bruises. The horses ran on until one
of them was disabled, probably render-
ed. useless, and the buggy smashed to
pieces.
—The new High School at Listowel
was formally opened on Monday, 30th
ult. The Minister of Education, Hon.
Mr. Crooks, with a number of the
prominent gentlemen of the town and
a large number of citizens, were present
at the opening. A public dinner in the
evening was followed by addresses, de-
livered in Osborne's Hall to a crowded
audience. Hon Mr. Crooks, A. M.
Buchan, High School Inspector, D. D.
Hay, M.P. P., and others addressed
the meeting at length.
—An exchange says : Mr. Robert
More, who resides with his daughter,
Mrs. W. M. Climier, Listowel, is one of
the few remaining Waterloo veterans.
He is almost .a centenarian, having en-
tered upon his hundredth year a few
days ago. The old gentleman is still
ableto be about, and may be spared to
live years yet. Mr. Moore accompanied
Wellington in most of his campaigns-,
and in 1862, when n the Prince of . Wales
and the Duke of Newcastle were mak-
ing a tour of Canada, Mr. More Was in-
troduced tothem, and ever since then
he has been drawing a pension from
the British Government, he having
bought himself out of the army just be-
fore his 21 years of service had expired.
The above named gentleman is father
of Mr. James More, formerly of Sea -
forth, now of Gurney, Russell & Com- few hou'•
paPny's office in Dundas. ; to have'
—We give our readers the following l vessel i
snake story which has been going the was caul
round cif the Perth papers, although we , never p
do not vouch for its accuracy A large ! followe
snake was said to have been seen in the
back part of Logan. It is said that a
German lost some cattle during the
summer. A few days ago he started
outinto the bush to look fol; them.' Not
expecting to find them in a hurry, he
took some eatables in his pocket..
DIE
I. T.
a pain
morni
Thurs
MAR
quoted
90c ; s
to 55c
20c ; e
PER
Presby
a tela
Blyth,
morni
FOR
•
e
a
e
t
being t
e took a 1
' `py tam
d and st
He pu
ay. Fa
Luml
—The
are beo
sweet p
rage of
MER.—
Is ers in t
aring the
oho Bo
mgr fall
n. Joh
ork.
number
e other
f our r
ter help
f a cid
use th
cabbage',
ung da
motion
actical j
YET.—
ave not
which
July la
heir am
appears
mined
th time
re first -c
1 tail en
st glance,
' and tob
ered foci ho
hased a si.
t!
of a
t it,
his
e at
teen
g .gLnL.i men
g passo ' ate -
es, iarrdIthe
fain , e is
est b i g now
neig b rood
and f r fall
man a 20
in x e lent
lwa s eeps
oun p beans'
t a late
ctabbe neigh
themes v s to
rrel, t e set •
Ives ,y de
ons,.& We
have f Fled to.
gen a sb4tbby
US. j 1 wen
etur e" rom
e thy{ s art -
r the i pose
n in t�h orse
t the$e ntle- I
email, a the
more , until-
anim: el.
h
IIhC
uliln
g a d
ay.
(ET
as fo
grin
ba •le
gs, 13
ONA'
erien
eve 0
W s
g 1st
M NI
took h's d pa
toba, ues a
bu in
se f
goes o
the la
wish
Hoer
Leona
pean
both 1
ance.
the cr
bounti
el
ou{c o
oke
They
ps in
ul h
count y.
Oen S
annua
$forri:
will b.
When;
have
broug
the sh
previo
RE
the pa
store,
will e
buildi
busine
Leod.
carry
doubt
town.
Hol
taken
cently
prope
haven
and v
one of
on th
good
a good
share
public
Oso
week
W. C
of Mr.
long a
Chrys
1852, : no
death !we,
age. . h
tion
-years
years.
this p
in a
cone
positi
her in
pils,
the sc
of he
'to al
side
Were
ried t
remo
wher
death
maki
her e
depri
wife,
favor'
the 24th
cellent 1
mained
evening.
step out
the babe
band and
after he f
the pre.
assist=
house, b
minutes
Medical,
monad, h
Ioy
y nn
B a
he d
wit o
eel 't
t ti
w •
s.
OV D.
t
e
ga
gi
s i. n
ro.N T
v y
preve
U
.z jC
posse
ocdup
y bel
the h
ry u
the
TO d.
an a
ho itse
.fthe
.1
ver
o c]
rys:
Jo
• re
er
u
sit
an
ne
n;
er
ad
of
rt
rg
e
er for
Mr
ed
sh: re
alts
gy lif
ed
Y.
iro
er,
131yt
infant
mb aft
ss, died.
as bur
Priees
lows :
heat, 90
, 50 to
:Rev.
inister
Mr. J
in tow
OBA.—i
'tare for
morni
ss, retur
month
y a plea
Mr.
d home
Satur
uch i
peak in
codas'
rvest
.—The
er :the]
h Agr
n Octob'
t any
e large
er in t
self .wil
ay.
Mr. D.
kept
d to G
the sa
hich h
w oceu
eswater
arge std
quite
race
Al GE.
ion of t
ed by
gs to
use re -
h impr
st co
Mr. Co
d we ar
and wi
atrona
It is
isle th
of Anc
iggins,
id+:nt of t
w: born.
at j the ti o
co.-segnen:
bean to t:
13 Howls .
here s
g the
on she disc
er highly
er kin
er; system
st i• the p
✓ a unit'
rs, while h
nd minden
cir le of
s where
., ed.. In,
A. .Chrys
o . er hom
ided,u
where
wer frig
here;
Chrysl
rge cir
a eery,
a : ghtet
h: vine c
arry Wed
d the to
Mr.
ered
sday
wiug
he we are
1l whea 8 to
t $1 ; eris, 52
but e> 19, to
R. i law,
amilt , and
La'dof
Wd sday
'atrigk elly
ilnnipeg ani-
]last, w re he
i • g proba after
six
sig week # We
nt trip
n41 Atria Mc-
oin thei uro-
y even . ti : last,
o ed iii : a pear -
1 wing t: '.8 of
and bee .:: alk a
roughou 3 the
a_1: Sho ' held
u spices; f the
ltural .' ciety,
12th on 13th,
t'i, B will
theri g ever
.lace, : iia also
a • I surp ' s. any
reow • 1 o, for
b. of a? • ' shoe
e ich w re he
usines- The
rried 6 the
lya i .Me -
d pro o. ses to
hich • ill, no
n -ficial . the
d, r.'i•oteH. l C
l Ston
I ook, a
t :d1, re -f
v • , 'and i
ale
s1 a nr
re he
1 'rit a
he tr
.0 sad
Oa of
,the
f :ruce
soun
t Brue:1
e .f he
1 ust 2
in
heft
mai
she
red h
t sfactor
d ami
n) t e 'soh
gess of
8• 1, fav
any
b: red h'
aintan
✓ dal
1; ' 4 she
a ofAnr:
is that
t• the h
i : succ
. d: tha.
h • stro
f hi:
f rola
adden
i1y.ler w:
ri.rning.
hou
g oc
time,
g -to
few
on he
:ible.
move
c ption
E.' wards
spee
t wb
'unix,,
e' criu.
e of
other
wn.
d at
31st 't
nets.
ere of
ereaw
has
e re -
The
he is
ished
s now
Oelries
ill keep
iberal
elling
About dinner time he sat down, 011. a
log which mea,sured about ten inches
through to eat his dinner. When he
was about half done, the log turned
ove.r. He at once jumped round 'and
spied the head of a large Snake. He
dropped his dinner and ran s short die-
thpg to defend himself with, but im-
agine his feelings when it slipped out of
alt thei
de ler a sh rt
she- was holdi
left him
mid het 13i
walk, in e
, she was
t with the
as never a
ssistance
t it was u
she died.
een the r
the brain,
bably be
o the grave
large con ()wee of
sympat in their s
A nu
their p
nabst on
been des
which t
damage
sold hi
George Cann
net N
ber of B
s and oats
e recent
pletely de
orange cr
royed by t
s estimate
as Evans
ky far
lyin
Iweeth
in Fl
fierce
was
t $1,5
f Blans
is• ' for t
ghter
, and
Mrs.
ld
ars of
I Sec-
y 18
for 5
upied
duties
to all
le dis-
room,
✓ pi-
' with
alities
o less
s out-
taska
nship
during
e which
lbeloved
yes of
Ou
and
on to
e gave
mute
ace o
ecurin
nsibl
sum
er thi
se wil
n Hill
e ten
heart
ent.
rs hay'
in t
has a
da h
TM 1
2,0
will
abl
he
On
es
al
t
heb
copi
Test
the
aim i
4114
M
XJoti
mp
are
Shar
Lo
nit
Orie Or
•
Tu kers
SO h
Id
Ha Bra
EEaas WE(
Monia
r, , a
ehell
nab
sa
th P
nlely
Aber
lielelt
er
farmers of Blansher
loss by losing such a val
vett serva t girls fro
Min Unio arrived a
y go to Ha Mon, whet
en'provide for them. '
e4ago, Ber Royal High
in e pet ent named hoMas Ban
e esight had. been destroy
pro is to forward o th suffere
t an hors in ra sed type fo
11.1 fevi days ag the books
n , arrived at the hospital
give toBanfiel ., he work
In
No
•
•ptember '2
, Stanley,
Househ
Rdad Wes
David D
s.
Farm StoOk,
, proprietors ;,
8th, 1880, o
ousehold Fn
at 12 o'cloo
charme pr
auction pr.
0. to 3
bring 3
sheep a,
eicept
ten 14
othere
bring fr
hog ma
are loW
pound.
, TIJO
quantity
eery, Sea
FRUi
Gem Frui
SON &
Weed, be
the best
Jars T
LEY'S
forth. 16
APAR
nished fro
gen tlema
st ore.
Atictione
Private
rates of i
FARm
ing Mill
the follo
811 per t
Seaforth.
Woo
ven fesi were old at o er
r best animals. ood she :p
si
!vitt is oy rstooked nd pri es
r, ranging from 5ic. to 6c. er
Oron lephen and II borne, at Ere
top, Wi xeter, Oct 5 and 6.
warms Branch, at Bolgrave, Oct. 6.
anch at Myth, Oet. 12 and 13.
ii
'NO , 8St. 28. ,_
W ace. at Listow , Sept. 29
'HI, St.Olarys, Oe 12 and 13.
As
Ity
N—
tO of
, of a daughter
Du gannon,
rompson
Stapleton, on
ohniRansford
he Iivife of M
forth, on the
Scobie of a, so
and3
ult., the wife
n the 28
Thos. Hags ar
r.
th inst., the w'te
NIOR—At th residence of t
k, ftangthesrriFer.clyn , to Miss gag ie
ND SON—At th residence of t e
Wm. Flack of Hay, to
nde Sod, riisq., of Stanley
P— 110L D—At the Me hodist Parson
h Susi Ho se, Hensall, on the lst ins
ns Ho se, Hensa 1, on the 6th ins
aide. Todc, of Starkey. to' Miss Oli
11 arc
In
e, rig
age
Or.
pgr
ye
Spri OW
Sol eV
Oa per b
Po per blieh
She p ail 8 41
a e4 per barrel.
o toe er usher, new
rirpalinviig
lig ag ,pe t
CI er S
Ti oth
eaths
q 6 months and 22 days.
lett, at the residence of 1 ..
he 5 li hist!, Jane, daughter of
s.
9
of
L ea
TO a
jar, ra
E PE
rg st
is
TO ILET.--1Tw
Noti9es
lover Se
rries and Su
e cheapest.
and iLo
igare in tow
found et
ery, Car
5 -
NT
kID
d- oorns suitable for 2
nd witei. Apply over
'3', Id rill Lif Ins
S' OTLB
656-t
TIC
of wool Veking , Hi
livered a my fri it
cash for verything.
Law MOWERS
supply of the "Phi
eluding a the differ
cheap.' ratios wia
should c 1 and ex
without onbt one o
not les
d in
Central
Por
4.1try
ere of
FA unnv
las F
ere -
he
he
sell
Kel
gen leme
Lo
Trance A
rty at lo
•
a I now ell -
Or
ty-
est
HIDES AND SKIN
cash prieee for an
e , sheep nd calf
store. No t
a:00111NRhia8.
nt sizes, Inc
ng a first.
no, th
the best
t, Seaforth.
OR ER.
ec iv
La
a
fact
65
q tity
skin de -
or t
654
wet,4 in -
bo sold
Moweif
et
-NEW COOD
JUST
CAMPBEL 'S
at
SEAFORTH, Sept. 9, 1E8
,erit iledC.haff,Perb oh:: 00 9285 too 10 0
0 9
5
heat
rbus
thin, t
sum
bus
parbashel
el
hel
•
Or.myros, Sept. 9,188
0 80 ,0
0 16
0 80 13 0
winter, 8s 2d ; white,
4060 to. 65c barley, 56c
•leggs per do . 12c to 14c.
S pt. 7. Fiver factor es
'240. Nine hundred bo es
npwards of 50,000 boxes et
la the bulletin board h ve
12-224 to 131c for Septern er
Ste c.). the season. Mar et
Iactories baying sold Aug. st
hle last Tuesday omitted in
Cable to -day, 03s. he
e the offerings hi the c r-
1879,1p,o4i boxes, gales at
877, 5,215 boxes, Wee at 11
Palance of season, Cable, 62s. ftahrnsti:
e e Stock Markets.
shipping cattle contin
derman McShane ha
b 'ut 500 head ef this kin
a e y bought 60 or 70 more. he
pai for shippers were from 4c.'
',lee • pound, chiefly at 41c. to 50.
ig est price paid for hutch rs'
to day did not exceed 4e,
82
60
65
5
0
et
98
05
6c
to
THE S
-11- OTIS
Magnifie
cLOTHIN
011.
ODDS
OUSE,
en er tie a to inform his numerous
er thnt he has just Opened up a
dr Of
AND FRENCH WORST DS,
s, to whic he! ea wilily
will be fo nd, ,ou pea-
ous in the Tra a. Parti ular
ed tie hie selecti n of SC Tat
hich ale of the L teet and ost
C TWEEDS
ENGLISH
Of the L
invitee t
fear but
tion, to
seen in
at ten tio
SIJITIN
Charmin
t Desi
h se Goods
as
es
Have ion enj yed reputation of uperiority
billty en Du bilit of Texture bl abole all
out of s ape. Afte such a bo ul harvest,
a Large tma d fo
MER HA T TAILOR ' OODS
•
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The St ek i
Though I do
House " i To
do say
Souse i
Snitabl or
can IT] on
ill
n in his lino of huE mos, et, I
CU Ill give as go d value a any
. In V. few dap will have a
of oVERcOATIN 8 in
Faahionahle leaden,
Fall and Wider. AO cue mere
bavi g their ea ents made by
chan cir and at tea onable prices.
OrTIO
FARI\ARS.
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A FOR
Seo S, Dzied
R AND
OUR
OLDEN LION, MAIN
eges
ALL IMPORTAIll
/ Much, Pleasure in Annoz
CLOVER,
Apples,
WE A
Than eve
GLASGQ
Styles
EESE,,
ROBE oltsows
EXTE SIY( AUCTI N SALE
A,4-R%J. RINF1 has beep hist ucted to pi ell
'LILL With at reser* on Lot No. 6, Con asion
8, Stanle n MONDAY, SEPT MBE 27th,
oia, 1 ma e years! old, 1 Oily 2 years old, 1
cow, 1 w y ar old heifer i calf, steer years
bedstea e 2 saga, 1. cupboard, 7 cane atom
11 sums of $5 and tinder cash, over
o n 18 months' credit w' be given on
111
es
ng
1
of T9 EXHIII3ITORS.
NO
ghoul
midis
for lb
6634
Intening to ishibi Stoe
Show„ rid desiring the use o Stalls,
the Secretary! as, aeon ae
e number of Italie they d kept
ce of Atalls, 60 cents each.
44 ION 110ADAM, Setnetary,,
:Eglliontlyille IP. a.
at the
11 V
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ne.21,0 that the Bulk
0 to Hand.
E SHOWING A MUCH. L:ARGER STOCK
ill be foiund Right, mid Prices will compaire
Favorably with any Previmip Season.
ESS GOODS WE
RINOES
RGES,
DEBEIGES
IN ALL THE NEW
1E SHOW NG
P liSI AN CLOT
LA.OGTRY CLO4 Sy
EVOLYN CLOTHS,
ELANGES,
TEENS in Beautiful ha es of Black, Brown,i
BRO ADED OLVTS anc
A LARCL STOCK OF ..ADIES'I,JACKETS AN
Also New Ulster Twee s Victoria Twills, TV
Cocttings. &c.
Splendig Value in, Wilndeys, Fian? els &e.
Also a Full Stock of !Lace CUrtains Corp ts and all kinds of
D ilEADYMADE UtStERS.
A CALL RESPECTFUltLY OLICITEDu.
R. JAA,...0E8,_,ON, SEAFORII.
HE - TERN FAIR.
$ '2,000 O JREI IN PRIZE1S..
14II)1, BE ITIJD I THE' CITY OF i3ON'D N
ONTOSE TBE 4 5 n, 6ru4, ?rn AND
OC1
4. on applic tin t the Secretary. All entries
tember. Rail** riangements have been made
to One Fare tO Lohd n and return. 1,
team 'e w furnished. Size of t
ra ute, COO. hi ors to provide their
pu eys.
NICBRIDE, Secretary
W stern Fair -Pt noon, 1
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EACHER
a second oil th'
BE• RT 61elli1C
Itettaler holding
llett. Statei salary. Dirties
11 Septerriber 25. Apply Ito
EL, Sento-Ali 0. 666m2
STOCfi FOR IS ALE.
OR SALE. --4 pirre bred !Ayrshire Bull tall,
4e
9 months old, Pam, fr m imported stook -
Si -e, a bull red bY the .' esers. Jardino near
31 mailton, On .. Who!have th best harlot pure
br d Ayrshire catt .e in Ontario. ,The above bull
an will be Rol& ex. reasonable tenni- ApplY to
of Stanley, Hi Is ' ear I'. 01, County of Enron
REAL EST TE FOR SALE.
ac
st
T.
OR SALE
4th cone
LEACH,
LMESTE
ast half, of Lot 21, in Me
. Apply on the premisea
ALUAB
the east elf
ac es, 8i miles fro
co venient to sell°
be t quality. For
I MES PIC
FO Sale,
tyi of If= ra, consisting of 60
1. The hunt is of the Very
urther particulars applY to
D, pposite the prernises,or 10
EGMONDVILLE BALE.
ROPEItT
is,a frame, th lot cPutains half AU acre and iv
one of the best inkling sltes in Egmoradvillta
There is a go d ell and all other necessary ion-
vearien ces,an will be sold. cheap. For particulais
apply to JAS. H. ENSON, teaforth, 521
Lots 1 Ord 4,i tbe B. R. North Coneesaima,
g 177 acres, 1../ame house and barn; a la e
entity of cedar oir this prioptrty. Also Lot 1
Valve A, Bo Bei#1,9 acres# Also 86 acres on tbe
ort to JOHN ES8ON, Land gent, Bayfield. 665-8
-s-' or to Rent, if Jo 1 Coneession 7, Tom:whip
o.: Monis, e apart 80 acres of laza, sti cf.
' 'which nye Chilled, ell fened ana in a good State
, oF cultivatio ; a Igo d frame dwelling, also frame
' barn, stables an shedB; good orchard; On a
g •avel road; S mile from bill aria 9 miles from
V' ingham. or p dollar cad-ress (it iler DA the
1 j MES AND IR Belgrave. Application may
f. also be made to C l' ILTON,Blyth. 636
-pLANING AN slim -elm FACTORY FOR
-a- SALE IN T VILLAGE OF WROXETER
4The aubse Thief having made up his nand to
business offer. for sale .ou terms to suit par-
ir
aser the ab ye lin ntioned property. The prop -
e ty consists or (11 ) ge frarne planing rind Shingle
ill and dw Ithig I ooze, and has half an acre of
. 1 DA attache to It. The Min is fitted up with all
' ti -st-class In ities Satisfactory reasons .en
✓ selling. Foil' ticulaiis *ply to 0-E0 E
LEN, Prowl r, Wroxeter. ' 460
ABM FO SAIL .—For Sale Lot No. '24,00h.
3,11. R. ., The -ersnrithi, containing 100 acres
more or less, S5 df hi& are cleared and free ton
stumps ; the alanc is well tireheml -with haul -
wood. Ther is -a rick house, frame barn and ,
si x of Clintoi , w t R gray 1 road running past
t e faira; is cony inent t church .and school;
pessession will hi. given at a ost any thne. For
fi Adler partidalais apply to the proprietor on the
V of MLoti86
0 S —For .Sale, the north half
-Co4le salon 5, Township of Hibbert,
Cpunty of P rthi c Mohair. 50 acres of excellent
ha bush and is,t,t e. There is on the preroisee a .
bowed log _Ionise log stables and granary ; ii8
Within two and i a -quarter miles of the elatbo-
o n goo" roald. IT .8 farnsavill be Bola st once;
M• IAH RYAN, on the premisea, or it by letter to
HOICE F Et OR SAI.E—For Side, Lot 2,
ir g 100 acres ; c eared audit). a first, elass:state
of cultivatio h balance is hardwood bush ;
leg house, wi h -,t ne cellar, and -well finished ;
b nk barn 6x1•30, stone foundation, and good
t#
ap• ply to the ropri tor on the premises, or if by
letter to Chis lhrirs P.O. JOHN O. ISTEELE.654
.—For Bale Lot IS, COntes-
A"Ision F7°, Iiiii%e , containing 100 acres, about
ush. The) new brick house, two frame
arns and a nine driving house, and ,other good
uthuildingsl. ,T ere is abundance of soft and
aid water and ; a good orchard of hearing trees.
' he farm isi W*11 'fenced and in first-class order.
t is situate 1 04 4 good gravel road, Alla is, With -
n 9 -miles of Seeferth and =equal distance from
remises or to 5ICHAVal HURLEY, Staffs P.
663
1880 HAODWARE.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
GOODS -
HE NOTED
HOF MAN BROTHPLS
Are ree
FALL :
Fall Ste
course of
Just t
of Mae
doubt th.
Our
GO ODS
see :Aye
Full
kinds o
iiing Large Consignmelats of
RY GOODS weekly. The
k will be complete i the
a week or two.;
SIC
73
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0
hand this week, a Larr Lot °
best value we ever showed. 0
ck of Plain and Fancy D E SS XI
is Larger a,nd More Ccdra
ever before. For part ulars
tisement next week.
ssortment in Frillings,
s, Buttons, F-ringes, a
Fancy Goods always in
on
Rib- >
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WHICH WILL MART THE CHEAPEST
SAW
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ARM FOR E. ---For Sale, Lot 2, conecesion ,
13, Eullait, ontabaing 76 acres of exeellent
lay loam land, bout 6C acres of Ng/slob are
leered /Ma oad 13tate of cultivation, tbe
rembus ar Ismail log honed, sided up., with
r nine kit& n, b good Welt and pump, and
ood spring, trir =ming through the land -
rid 10/ =les 1 13eaforth, and -about the came •
rota Brussebt n. a good gravel road. Ftirther
articul ars Canb obtained on application te the
r oprietor on,tbe premises or to Hai -lock P. O.
110MAS 0.11d)11s1, proprietor. 1629
of the -toWnsblp of Stanley, containing 100
cres, 83 screa Cleared and in a. good state ot tul-
.rct:s all now Ilea -lig. The farm is well watered, '
a never failing ler ek runs through, also twn good
veils, large bah barn 86 x SO feet with good
rhe tam is sitna . d within two and a half; =ilea
of the village Of syfield. For further particulars
apply to S.. -4 Alst, proprietor, on the premises
r to JOHN NS N, Bayfield P. 0, 667-12
ne hunch- er of land, about 75 of 'whieh
re -attired, freelf ora stimps, and in a state of
ood cult ivaf ion the balance is well tinabered
with hardwood ; there is a frame house and frame
be same 4.s/twice from Eippen, and 7 iriles
Tom Seaforth4 *II _good markets - gravel road
running past tgte farm and a. sehoof withirrthree-
pia iters of ai Mile. Tide is one of the beati farms
premises, or to Brucefteld P. O. 3,11 -LS Atro,
VAT= FOR $_A TE—For Sale, the North all 01
84 acres, 60 of wit 'eh are cleared, well fenced, end
to
nn der good colti tion; the balance is well -tim-
bered with bairdw od; there is -6 good fram barn
Va▪ nn h3 on tbe Own line between Grey and Me-
Iliillop and le -within two miles and a half, of the
!village of Wail n, wbere are stores, ncoherchee,
finid-way bets* Brussels and Seaforth, two -of
[the best marke;ts in the Coon% with good' gravel
i0 $20
, -worth 4161ree. A.ddrese STI14,- !apply to the! proprietor, Seaforth. JORX DUN-
- PER DAT at home. Samphe withias toile t fann. Forfarther particulars
;road leading to! eiteh place; there is a geKs% school
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