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stanrfing Chi*
'a a very fair.
e. no:t Be, good
Lve ztot spang.
for further in-
readera to the
3. 1st Donald
;Laren
an of earriage
-ish. 2d John
1113- or gelding„
an of heavy
Kph Norris, 2d
care, `1st Thos.:
)ow. Sucking.
Thos. Colgn._
y or gelding,.
Tm. Kydcl.
cling, Ist Alex.
'r18.
span genera
• Jackson, 2d
`e, ist Robert
race. Sucking;
Wm, Fnly-
or gelding, 1st
=�. Scott. Ons
tet Jas. Scott,.
if Dc11111,.
James Col -
heifer, 1st. D.
`Laren. One
D McLaren.
rid
2d D. l4e-
i.1V. Hamilton.
,¢.Irs. W. Ham -
[at James Col-
3d Jas. Scott.
,.d 2d Alex. Mc-
}ne year old
Laren,. Heifer
uhoun, 2d and
Ar old steer,
as. Colquhoun.
and. 2d Alex..
Eos. Scott..
r steer, 1st and
cow or heifer,.
a, ist R. Hog -
'd James H.
!kdin Kemp.
Two breeding
"air shearling
ewe lambs, ist
b . Hamilton.
John Kemp.
nd 2d D. Mo-
ewes, James
laraba, D. Mc-
, Geo. Miller.
flin hem.
Boar over 1
rook, 2d Wm.
1 year old, .1st
Bickie. Sow
t ud 2d Wnn.
male and
.:id Wm. Eber-.
1panish fowls,:
ii Stewart, 2d
=olauds, male
John Beastly..
i or pencilled
female, John
light colored
ioebottonn. 2d
ti€Y:ver, . Jain;es
1 att, 2d A.
%rn plow, with
=den handles,
Eu harrows, 1st
L. Hamilton,..
Fuson. Pump
t rake, Alex.
yes, lst F. L.
:t.ren.
iii:Y. — Two
at, 1st Wm.
• Two bushels
tont. Jackson,
Two bushels
-odge, 2d Thos.
bite oats, other
f, ,seph Norris,
ashes barley,
xbt. Jackson..
t peas, John
ler peas, John
el beans, lat
John More.
has. Toughie_
John More.
st Allan
Fifty pounds
uhofl". Eight
aid McLa.ugh-
atter. ist Geo.
t pounds
:Ells or prints,
Mutton,. 3d
arty potatoes,
n
Hodge„ 3d
• potatoes,1st
!Wallace, 3d.
e• turnips., ist
nap, 3d Will.
ist P.
Six Znai.1-
hall, 2d Thos.
rs, 1st Thos..
l Six garden
€ e, 2d John
Iii. 1st John
Lwelve onions,
l' on.ald Park.
llazt Hobson,
cauli-
€imp.kin, Ist
Familttin.
"-iud. ;?d Rev..
t.t Hodgson,
ttk,. int Geo_
•'uta$, John
res.lst John
Twelve
Barbour, 2d
tier: apples,
Cites.
.'t John Car -
Laughlin. Six
lel McLaugh-
ir pears, . Int
Six peaches,
Fx,. Ferguson.
,ILA Mrs. W.
OA. Jar of
f: ,, Small, 2d
home made
it aznilton,. 2d
Ff flowers, lst
n Hobson.
hozne made
...‘1c Naughton,
s homemade
5. A,. rage;; 2d
inion: `flannel,
„f ohs Kemp.
Donald Mc-
oracle anion
OcTGBER
1; 1880.
Aga, ist Thos. Mutton, .2d Miss
blu►• Collection :factory cloth, A. G.
Xsgh. ,mattd.
yanrig t
CIEs pEr3B L MEN1.— h-'.^,.
or bas -
net, Canadianstraw, John Bentib;
$peaimen of braiding, let John; 3tdw-
art, 2d Miss E.- Barbour. Speci e`1
crochet work, 1st Miss Nash, 2d John.
Bentley. Specimen embroidery in
von, John Bentley. Specimen
soapier work, let John Bentley, 2d
Ms E. Barbour. Specimen holno
lode woven coverlet,: 1st John Bentl y,
2d Miss E. Barbour. Speohnen of
quilt in patch: wcrk, 1st John Stew rt,
2d Thos. Scott. Quilt raised or se ed
on ground work let Thos. Scott, 2d
wm. Finlayson. Specimen of or a-
mental needlework, - John Bentl y.
Specimen of gentleman's shirt, ho e
made,; 1st John Stewart, 2d 117iss Na h..
Bag mat, 1st Chas. Brooks, 2d Jo n
Beastly. Gerona, raised work, let J.
G, Shoebottom, ` 2d Mrs. J. Buts n.
Four skeins ho spun woollen: sin le
yam, ist Geo. �lar, 2d P. McNan h -
ton. Pair wool' n socks, 1st iss
Rash,, 2d Dona. McLaughlin: P it
woollen mitts, st Wm. Hodge, 2d
Miss Nash. Pei woollen gloves, Wm.
Soage': Home i ade loaf of bread, lst
Donald Dark, Wm. Finlayson.
Specimen of riting, 1st John Car-
michael, 2d Jothn Coyne, 3d Alex.
DGES.
Ferguson..
Horses and I
Mutton, Frailer'
Dublin ; Richar
Sheep and C
implements. — Tho .
. n • Gon. Peuderg
I Wilkinson, Logan.
�ttle.—Geo. Levers
Fullerton; Wm� Ray, Logan ;; ` H.
Switzer, Blansh:.a.
Hogs, Grain, ' dots
lor, Fullarton , m. Roger, Sirkton
Ladies' Depa • reent. — Mrs. Le -
sage, Fullarton
M. Hodge, Mite,
las
st,
e,
A.
ay-
er-
Mrs: Geo. Ray and S.
ell.
Maitlan
The last mee
tery was held i
Bels, the Rev.
eter, ,the Mod
first item of b
ation of a call
of Whitechurc
of Rev. James
graduate of . a
and in theolo
College, Mon tr
is $725 per ann
terly instaime
manse. On m
tained as a re
Anderson was
to, and at asu
was received
It was then de
of the Presbyt
October 7th, a
purpose of hea
discourse in tl
him., and in th
sustained, to o
the Gospel mi
into the pasto
gation..
A call from
cardine towns
via of Rev. C
weld, in the
offering $700
house with fu
tion having be
tained and or
with the nece:
bytery of San
erou, of Luc
before that bo
"Order
by the Cler
after some di
merit, was ad
printed. Re
report of the
terial visitat`
posed to be
were ordered
sideration of
whole matte
regular meet
Hosie m -is
most of the
the appoint
committee,
vener, the
early hour.
for the trap
held at. Lnc
2 p-. m.
The Blue
6
Presbytery.
g of Maitland Presby-
Zelville church, Brus-
orge Brown, of Wrox-
ator, presiding. The
;I
UR�EX
� ,P
laa
cessful during a number of years in the
public school at St. Helens, is also en-
gaged at $500 per annum. Th,s school
ere since Mr. Moran became 't
has turned out a large -number of tea°h -
a t-
pritt.
c pa1, 1
----•Mr. William Ainley Who s been
e f` ident bf Brussels for n .a i' ' 3U
years; left that village last ek for
Listat'fit where he inte ds re: ing in
future.
—Mr. We. Barris, a ormer resident
mi
of Brussels, d the one cele
P., now of Algoana, paid Bruss
last week.. He speaks well
northern country.
—Mr. D. Weir, De ty
Howick, has a snow-dro bush
bloom for the second time t
On his son's farm a plu: tree
enjoying this luxury.
--Mr. Wm. Messer, mere •
Bluevale, has disposed o his f
taining 100 acres, on the let co
of Morris, to Mr. Ross, Iof . Br
for the sum of $4,500.
----On Tuesday;: of 1.st w.
Richard Davis, of Exet-+ , sol
prize two and a half yea . old
$75. That was a good price,
Davis raises good cattle.
—Mr.-W. O. Fowler,
•
f the
Fowler & Anderson, ' ingha
o the
lessor
d.
f Sch
osh
at a
e of $
. r an
present away on a trip
west, where he is the po
eral hundred acre$ of 1:
—Mr. Weatherhead,
tion No. 3, East Wawa
re-engaged for next year
$340, which is an increa
than this year. Room
crease yet.
--A gentleman in Gorrie wh
60 years of age recen ly pu
shell,
eat th
oned 1
. , nea
ays a
to t
the to
e load'
11
chees
sucee
and
Exhibit
for hisl
ory inB�
of W
on the
tonrna
e' eco
i
7, ted J.
Is a visit
of that
eeve of
in `-nil'
: is 3a ai.
silo
ant, of
r ri con-
cession
cafield,
ek Mr.
first.
ter for
d Mr.
11
stalks and hoed out 80 b
toes in six -hours. This
twelve -bushel man went
into the shade. __
—Mr. John Underwoc
was badly hurt a few
driving a load of hay i
His head struck against
door, knocking him off t
juring him quite serious
Hess was the consider..
-Mr. John Townson
ram the pastoral chargefacturer, Bluevale, wa
and Fordyce,. in favor taking a first prize of $5
A. Anderson, B. A., a medal at the Industrial
is in McGill University, 1 Gently held in Toronto,
Of the Presbyterian ' cheese, made in the lac
all. ; The salary pledged —Mr. C. Walkinshaw
ni, to be paid in spar-
s, and also a free1 the champion quotrist,
pionship at the q oit
tonthe call was sus- Toronto last 'weel
lar Gospel call. Mr. points to Glendinni
mediately telegraphed, was a grand gold,m
fiequent stage -an answer I for "Chairlie."
c epting the said call. f Wingham is to
ed to hold a meeting I celebration, but tht
at Whitechurch, on ; been fixed. The
0 o'clock a. m,, for the } scribed $100, and
ng Mr. Anderson's trial ' have agreed to giv
o subjects assigned to
event of their being
dain him to the office of
istry, and induct him
charge of the congre-
,`,
fn
SS
{ ha tubers' church,Fin-
1p, was presented nn fa-
arles Cameron, of
reabytery of San
er annum and a
.1. Reasons of! tralnsla-
i read, the call; wal sus-
ered to be transmitted,
eery papers, to the Pres
een—Rev. Duncan Cam -
now, to prosecute the call
y.
Business" was reported
Rev. R. Leask, which,
aussion and slight amend-
pted and ordered to be
ti J. Ross submitted the
bmmittee on the Presby -
n. The questions' pro -
ed in such visitations
o be printed fr{r the con -
embers of the court, the
o be disposed of at next
ots-
een,
free
g -
n business occupied the
ening session, and after
nt of a Sabbath School
v. 1). B. McKay' con- fell he struck his
esbytery •adjouirne at an of the wagon, Gni
'he next regular eatingi,
-On the sato
ction of business will be as Mr. Harding,
ow, on December 1st, at turning home fir
hind axle of
11
I:
n of
s at
�rth-
eev-
'ec-
bee4
3 of
ore
r in-
over
the-
i. ot�a
st1ie
we k.
rrie,
vhlle
yarn.
the
din-
anu-
lin
gold
re
ctory
I n le ale.
am,
atn-
t in
61
rize
ood
ng's 24:: Th
edal and $1
have a wet
date has
citizens ha
the Town
an equal s
arrangements have been entru tedtof
efficient commi to .
—Mr. Robert Frerguson, late . ollece
tor of the township of Howick, is about
to enter a snit against the Co ncil of
he suis of $ r , this
gape sea he rred
ollec the to cue
or!ks
t Yet
eI sub-
ibnncil
he.
an
red=ind.
ar'.f$5
P. rang
1 • � =, Toe
th .> :, T
p
w
dr
a
m
le
Oc
sio
vi
11/
SO
fat
ha
ac
to
Hi.
sio
wa
clad
will
out
f1
of t
who
oto
ie �o
heir lteae
.' Th
shit} of
any sn
&Oars th
': len
'n th corn
to mai
lI
0
e
T
.
u
er.
r.
,'Co
eof�
'ay e
enter
sw.
obje
frdm t1
with a sto
1" noose a
daring a
animal, a
take' varni
or the ras'
r
e pr se
eta s
goes to
to ur
bor e
ere r
aB
tepl
fron
t hf
eav'er
tycf
PP nn
ber ' Yo ng
lbo.,wsn
att : thie es
veni' ' s0 6
ed 14 lot { an
The mai al,
ted ;or us
on t Pones ay
e .3 re
Ltro e•
tat ed
tern.
d
gas
als.
sp
en
i t
e
. 4 n.
lei
vi i
wde
fax
he
big
rel
as
to
a
at
St
ri
0
1
CO
8'
a,
aug
He
rt
at
0
nt
nd
eh
bi
m
fit
a
or
1
Ah
t
a i.
fen
ort
lem
1e
L`uesd
ale Re
Imp
1; o'cl.
even
scan, e
atu*
and
m.
tae, a
Frida
ria. 12
Imp
'clot
prie
year a
he plac
ujvers
ire his
eco ;lb
cta le
our e,
its wi
ao 0
tll ,old
e .. t t]
nr tl
til he
31,
has
=pe
1
"he
0
4
a 1-
of ' r.
ty I- 1-
stu,
sensi•ly
talar .s.
of • the
ding to
ase
out at
an y
ie c
15th of
3,..conces
- Made -It
on L or
o a
ev r,
o such
in
sh
ofSn
tIr
tl
Her. N - -w
ones' ju y
Keel: n,. ille
ave' fo d
ter in aki
as b:en •om
r tougl ss,
own-iip n
Ws . Col'm
e a B tici . ate
at 41' old:n r
pl a cange
t he wa : d
me goo
, but in s ch
e it 'repo sib
r ag icul nr
f
Tte s.
ia the body Week
eek
son wilt
his
tied
`,of El
tine 1
ret
4
n
e-
il's
"pro B-
rimIt
a list
fa . era
ie 1 ok-
u
of
at
of
1
is
to his toadies,
Pointed. Be
'ini British
11 ua,ne_ties
ck
ction r.
cto
ale o co
ctio eer.
Oc ber is
er
S
OMM
Wil
I am
1880, at
880, on L
p, Parm
oira Lee
Ion, uctio
bck
ara
ftr-
the
od
ck
P.
Frida sod Satu d y. The pri, es aid
for shi ping catt e were from ic to 5c
some to be abOut 630 per he d, o 3c
per lb Fat coWs, in fair c ndit on,
3c leanish cattle sold at
$15 t 24 each, aud small he erg tad
steers ona $12 to 616 08,01,4) from 2c
scgrce -day, an igh prices ere sk-
There 9.;13 also * better de and for
arnevai- of hogs • ave been eral of
PH
o
er, nt
WW1 ink n knit no air II w
Cloudy ne a. the fines wea
OCaforthlEg
en
the
NEW GOODS NEW 00 S
JUST AR IVED
CAM EMI'S CLOTHING HOU E,
rren
Magnit
3,
ock
e
riga
eer.
that township for
amount being the
in endeavoring to
on the Leech esta,t
Mr. John Thomps
day last week fro
since Mr. Thompson had one
as yet no a
s to it wher
cern • singl
o som • evil
on en ered t
nald, Clerk
rt H use, 90
esk in the WI
Court ouse
t. W • don't
insinuate by this, howe er, that
any of the said - officials who
fourteen dollars. -
man, of Brussels
man were drivin
means or other t
using for a seat
all forward. to th
ly the boy was
rse,
sic
the pro
Blyth,
horses stolen, an
been ascertained
Misfortunes seldo
—A few days a
and dishonest per
of Mr. D. McD
Crown, ia the Co
and stole from a,
Bina of $14. The
had better look o
MR. EDI
been watchi
degree of int
post office,
Mr. Farrow
tive's letter
waited in
the letter of
pears to ha
sign. Ther
with the
before he
letter from
with no incbnsi
est the correspond
eply to Liberal Co
o. 2, but halite
ain. Like the au
nnius, Mr. Farr
died out and. m
is one fact in con
13
1
his s
in a
e bo
roke,
ground. Unf
nderniath, a
knee gainst
ting it severe
agon [b
yd thp,
d night of 't
f St. Marys
m the
bug
gain. the lines happenling to break
have den tension of the o
era,ble horse, buggy and. oc
rice in - ditch. Fortuna ely no
4-, for Mr. Harding re
serve,- .cured a horse
itherte. started on his w
xeter
bro
awa
hor of —The man
w LT' charged with o
n° Moore, of Clint
ectim before His H
lumina Goderich, on
ct that he had rec iVed a the goods were
r.'Farrow (then in Ot- au interest in t
and evident ering to ted, but His II nor, in dischar
make Tim stated that he 1, as ful y conVi
tion that i a gross fraud hid bee perpet
store, of con Moore by Parreetter.
Mr. Farrow —A farmer o the ownshi
was to hav sha wheat
the appoint uying, as old.
what was r's gro th, and
in connecti came so clot
might be o ss th he "I
air of mare the ho els in
tally exist "on t e way
led you an a sc e aa
placed. in t
her t
upaut
hing
y was
tainin
n, by fraud,
nor Jitidge
dnes ay of
swore -that a
etter,
110
leng
his
4ts.as
office
the
e the
ials
a to
it as
Chap -
and
some
were
them and
PN
WERY
Mr.
IMO
wif
GA
Mr. Jo
LTON—In Walton, on
Sea
Youn
ward
BY—
of Mr.
owe 7 of ughter.
In Valton, on ib 15th alt., the wife 1
ho 17th Init., the wife '
a tiong*r.
ithe 24 ult. t
ife of
ife of
I! AND iF
Of the Meet Design1
invitee the attention
fear bn these Goods
seen i !any Barash
SU ITI 'GS, which ar
tp inform
e has just
U IT
SO—
to which
the publi
be fon
ably with a
is selection of SCO
of the La est aud
Bum
ned
roue
NGS
HST
He h e xi
ale
Have 1 ng enjoyed a reputation Supertoritt
over all others for aiiety of Deei ns, for Flexi-
for sta ding the wep.r nd tear NV hout getting
a Larg Demand for
ME 01-IANT AILORS GOOD
to mee that demand, In
HAT AND CE TS' FU NISHINC
The tock is unus ally Large nd Com lot
Thou h I do not adv rtise myself as the- 'on
Hone " in Town iv t is line of b einess, et,
do s y that I can give as goo value a
ROULB in Town. In , few days I ill have a
A.Te:aurFa
to
res d
ALL
Loy
all
cRky
Hag
Sebt
ACKS
th
a lie'
out
aa re-
tihche
e of
he sud-
w th
i to th
e seri
✓ sult
r, pro
gain
To onto
ta Mr
as' tried
nieir, at
t eek.
lie
1
ad
y other business) o
ins post master on condi-
e at Farrow's price, If
ent in the firs place, and Goderich into*
re likely, that although no load of this Ye
&Wye declaration might be an extra.five c
With the matter, there est (?) farmer b
by inaplication to give an pecuniary succ
ty to what very substa,n- for the boya at
the above, but our pub/ic taken down in
void every alpiPearAnce of confined to hi
make the poliItioal power a disjointed a
elle, and the offence against ing wheat.
le is the same, 'whether it _The Win
o
I 11
• aggrandize
public mo ham Advanic
lies in a, bor contract or a petty I week says : T ere h s been
• post office. Yours truly, ittRFelnial-Ele.. out among th farm rs in
Morris, Sep 25th, 1880. near Glenan an ast o
•
Out of ne peck of popittoes, plant- I Queen's Banc
ed in 22 feet square, Kra. McDonald, famation of c
of Brussela, 13.13.d a return of eight to have come
bushels. 11 but the matte
—A_ nu ber of the farngers in G -oder- week by tla
ich townsh4a being unable to pen their Rogers, the
apples heire, are shippIng 'them to , damages for
—W.• drew and fa,mily and John a :written a,
l'enningt and. wife, of iBluevale, upon. ,
started lo ,Minnesota last week, where —The fol
they hate 4 to live. borne towns
—Mr. t Durnin and 1111-r. T. Smyth, next year :
who left est Wawanosh for Dakota
last spri have raised, this year 2,600
—The fusteea of SchoOl Section No.
3, West rawanosh, haat secured the
. previous Salary of $500 per annum.
Mr. Mor
1
Wrl
arac
off
de
lain
is fa
olog
o
ip h
cheater, rem ma
gaged in Sc ool
borne, at $5
Dobie, now ach
engaged in shit
Mr. John cGil
an who has been , very sue- Scheol Section
Mr.
issued
r. The
is co i
edant
✓ client
sts. We
was al
teach
ve been
os. Mil
ere for
owan
ection
er 'anti
ng in S
ivray
3, Col
is swotu
acquit -
ling him,
ced that
ated
of
h M• e
YO
00 0
You
hn
the 22nd
uron le
NG
the
Ira
g, of
the
alli
rues '
Hoe • ick, o
9 ye
e Jac
ITRO
0 ye
sic m
2
u
ID
to
ea
ith
nat
yea
rs an. 9th
—I Gre
f of
rder
ON
A
RO
o se
al
ng
he fo
Seafoir
of Nilo
aivere
earth f
Fall
Spr
Sp
Oat
of Col- A PBeast
buyer of ,{ But
But
Eg
Flo
I Hay
Hid.
Sal
Pot
Os
obtained.
The hon -
a lat his
, and
e was
ire with.
i sell -
of last
rnberry
betweet
t of the
0 or de
Cape Wa
g assizes,
ch part
nderstan
insiste
gaged frig
t year
sl again e
nla. Miss
y of
ngaged in
RR 31
T RS
lama the
TS
ERS NO
n lot
rice
A.
CRIN
•
fu
n
feed
wing
ton.
ay th
1 picki
t re
eve
eat.
The
he
r bus
rims
ub
er 1
per
king
tail
hole
El) 13
per
At the Mae
er Matheson
Margaret, d
of litnee.rd'
174 ult.,
other, by It
In ▪ t
ss St
est tbe
er of
aland
It_a the
bea 'yea
the
a Jo
e City
Rev. S
san M
wife
Kin-
ghter
ttowmti:;:es-
23rd Mr.
utherl 'rehire,
13*
.n tcheon,
11
reltie S.
till Fr mee
Fa Jails.—
re t heaOst. 65
ED Wa tea b
a 4). goo energe
s. ood
ru
of # 44 less than hal
S, 13 19 ES AND
St O, pricee for en
ides B. eep and calf
ure .t ▪ No true
fo t
el..
shed
ba
Sp' g Wheat, pe
Fel 11: eat per
Oa erb
Ba le ,per
Batt
CIO e
ahie in Pi
OBTH, Sept.
erbusle.. 0'9
all the !Pals
can relt on haviiag
COM ettat mechanic
amiable hades
and at teas nablep cess
7
i as FURNISHING GOODS—EverY
i thing New in Furnishing Goods,
and Drawee/I ; See my line at 75 cents for the Ede
,
FALL AND WINTER.
THOS. KIDD'S EMPORIUM, SEAFORTH
GRAND OPENING 1 GRAND OPENING I I
My Millinery 0pening has been the Most Successful I have
yet reached. Show Room Crowded withVisitors from
Town an4 Country. Large Parcels Sokt and Many
Orders Token.
SkCIAL FEATURE IN THIS DEP1ARTMENT
Stri
XS SUCH CHOICE GOODS AT REMARI1ABL' LO
YIGURE S.
ing yalue Black, Colored, Pekin Stripe, Polka Dot and Pompadour Niel-
veteens. The Best Mantle Velvet at $4 75 in Canaida.
NTLE DEPARTMENT
—As 1 anticipa ed, 3* Xantles are giv-
ing universal f disfaction a Many Sales made on Opening Days, and sobse selected and laid
by by those noti intending to purchase; they are going by twox and threes into the same
family. I hay* decidedly the Largest and Cheapest tock in the Town.
Look at my Dolmans Seem $4 50 rip. Don't fail to visit thig department before pur-
chasing. ,
RS .1 FUR'S 1 FURSI—Allovw me to call
. lattention to this depart-
ment; I have Opened a very choice lot of these goods. at prices wh cb, / am convinced, witi
secure ready sa/ 4 . tliee my Mink Sets at $28 ; Prime Mink Sets, no better value in the
Market, only 145 ; Look at ray Mink Ceps, only $3 a Choiee Ili' k Claps, Sonth Sea Seal
Tops, only $7 teverything in Ladies' and Children'e iiirs ; The est German Mint Mnff,
Fresh Stock, we lulled and trimmed, /or $1 25.
ESS GOODS—EverY buyer of Dress Goods should inspe my mag-
roficent stock b fore purchasing elsewhere ; I have the Best Value in B eh Cash -
cents, 60 MIAS, 65 cents,
shade ; Blacks at eve
used Cords, very low i
20 cents to 253ents.
at 38 cents an 0 eents ; Extra value in Colored Lustres, every
price in the Re ble Brand, "Princess Louiee" ; Splendid Linen
price ; Zacryth Ne -w in Tweed Effectse and All Wool Goode, from
Bouillon
I show the mos
COlors on bend.
Glove in Blacks and Colors for $1 25, all shades end sizes on hand
reliable- 2 -Button 51 Kid Glove in the market ; Range in Bloke an
BLANKETS!, BLAINIKETS fa—The Best VaSe in Canadian an
English Blanke s to be had anywhere ; See what I am offering at $3 75, $5, and $7.
' Readymade Cliothing just arrived and marked off ; All Purchased Direet from the Best C
adian Manufaelurers, where none but firet-clees- workmen ale employed; Theae Goods a
all cut by melt aeceieing salaries which no retail house in America can offek ; Every Ga
Brent is inspeicted before allbwed to leave the premiees, eonsequently we have
carry NO misfits. You will find by wiling= me that I show you thie class of wo
already made tip muesli lower in price and better firdehed than any Ordered volt you can bu
AUCTION BALLS.
. Davis will sell the followi g property (s s -
four and the other five a ears old a 1 span oa g d-
ings 4 Years old ; 1 olt,2 yearskld ; 1 year ng
bred bull, 2 years ot , a Wave King," No 10 9 ;
ewe , 10 ewe lambs, 5 ram Iambi , and twO aged;
ram atil of Leicester breed and eellent =arty ;
1 p ow 1 gang plow ; 1 seed dri I; I land rol er ;
8 le to commence a 12 o'cloek, ithaep. Ell S.
fti
a (mot 13 menthe' credit will . e given by !ur-
n fling approved j int notes. A dine nt of 8
111
11
ed at once a ood
660
PRENTICES WANTED.
ltices to leare Cabinet Mak
SCOTT
Agents
iberally ounty.- Personal application
abtpet Maker, (.1livton, Ont.
asa Sell -
School Sectio No. 13, St nley, for 188
shorts, ea her with noia- rofessional second-elass
g ifi ate preferred. Apply, etating qualifies
nd alary, to JAMES SHAW, thinut• 66
Wanted appren
ng. Bee shop in
669x4
for
cer-
ions
qnantity
Jane de-
r trade, for School Sectio No. 9, claillop, for 11381.
54 Applications, eta ing ogler ,, ill be re eiv d by
ALEX. DELGAT Y, Secrets. , Walto P. .667
hianey% FOUR TEACII RS WAN ED.—Th nder-
th School liqut, village Egmoril e, (at
to 0 94 2n or Brd class certicat s for NosA a d 11.
to 0 97 te timoniale end stating slaty. nt es to
re eived at the Berne , ime f r ca_reta _n_g_ ol: Ela-
m ozdville School for 1881. EORGE SPROAT,
Board, Seaforth .0. 1 (i684-4
tercet] kably figures ; The Cheapest and Best -Lines ever offered in We el Ihridershir
MY CUSTOMERS
THE PUBLIC GENE,RALL
Wall bud RI y Sto/lt Very Complete. I Isave nothing hat Reliable Goods. I It
:them at the Lowest Living Profit. and give
MY USUAL 5 PER CENT' DISCOUNT FOR CAS
I bope to Receive a Visit from all before pur
-whether you wig
aging. No Trouble to l!lltow Goo
_t3 bUy Or 110t.
aforth.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. '
VOR SALE—the east half of I.ot 21, in the
4th concesaion, L. 11. S., Tackersmith; SO
acres; geod buildings and fencels. and in s good
tate of cultivation. Apply on the premises to
. LEACH, or to Messrs. MeCAUGHEY ,&
NTALUABLE PROPERTY IN WALTON FOR
' SALE—For Sale, a Store ;with Dwelling House
e ttathed, and a Storehouse 8814' Stable ; there hi
business kt-fIlldf,
res,adjouneg the 'tillages For
in the 1-111agetad will be Bold
further particulars apaly to F. •SIIIITII, Walton
TAIXABLE FARM F011 SALE—Wine "
EBLVots 1 end 2, in the B. g. icorthConcesaioll
VTownship ef Shinky, County el Enron, contain-
ing 177 limes frame house aral barn - a large
quantity of te'dir on this prepetty. AIL Lot 14,
Range A, Bat fie d, 39 acres. Also 56 acres =the
feet. Apply on he premieee to dAS. D. ALLAN,
or to JOHN ESSON,LandAgeet, Bayt dd. 665-13
VARM FOR SALE—For Sale, Lot 6, Coneession
-la 17, Township of Grey, eontaining 100 acres -
about 70 sexes :,cleared, Ire e !tom stumps, well
fent ed, and in a geod state of cultivation ; -the
balance is •well timbered. Thera is a good frame
barn and log he r good well itrad bearing orch-
ard. Is near th Village of Welton, axtd is con-
y orient to both Seaforth and 13russels markets,
with a good gravel road etia.itttit to each. For
furthet ,particulitrs apply to the proprietor on the
pretrases or te alt.= P. 0. WILLIAM067114x0N-
•Thaltlet FOR S LE.—For Sale Lot No. 24, Con.
-I- 3, If. R. g., tIckerernith, containing 100 sores
more or less, 85 f whir& are cleared and. free from
stumps.; thebal ce is well tit:altered. with hard-
wood. There is a brick house, frame barn and
stables ; also, a 00d bearing orchard, and oplen-
six of Clinton, viith a gravel reed running past
possession will e given at alnaost any time. For
furtther particulars apply te the proprietor on the
premisee. ROBERT ale-Se:TY.: 656-1f.
TEITIL
PEOICEsFAR F011 SALEaeFor Sale, Lot 2,
‘-a Concession 1 , 11.11,S., Tuckarsraith; contain-
ing 100 acres ; 8' cleared =din a first•dasa state
of cultivation ; the balance ie.! hardwood blush ;
ilog house, with atone cellar, f0d. well trashed;
bank barn 36r 0, stone to tion, and goo&
apply to the proprietor on the tpreiniees, or if ay
letter to Chiselharst P.O. JOHN C. STEELE. 1154
11.A.LIIAB.LE FARM FOR SALE—Lots north
' hall of north half 1 andI2, Ooncession 6, town-
ship of Grey, Cennty of Enron t, 100 acres, neatly
all cleated. and free from stumps and stones ; soil
best clay team ; !buildings,' goad hewed tog house ,
with frame litchen, new ft:ante barn 64x64 ieet
with stone stables underneath ; good wells and
miles from Brus -ele, on the grastel road, and is In
rt
one of the 3nost thriving siettlaments of Ontsaio.
For further pa iculars apply1 to THOMAS Mc-
LAUGHLIN, 04 the preidetes,lor if by letter to
669 -4
'WARM F011 SIALE.—For salt, Lot 2, concession
clay loam land', about 66 aetes of wlaicb are
cleared and in a good state Of cultivation, tins
remainder is lgood hardwired bush. On the
premise are al small log hotase, sided up, with
good spring clack ratinhig Ithrough the land.
This farm Is situated 1 Intlefrom Rarloek P. 0.„
fr• oma $11366018 OH a good gravel- road. Further
9 particulars can be obtaine-d on application to the
proprietor on lite premises or to Harlock P. O.
AjTAICITOBI—Seleatett FArm Lots in Best
Localitie for Sale: Cheap; 21,700 acres to
seleet The owner, from pee senal inspec-
tion, is willing to guarantee ant CIDY VaTI7 Pur-
ebesing can get his rurehese money back, with
interest at 12 ear 0013i per spawn, at the end of
rk three seen s, %he to de site itawhere the puroluage
tooriey does nnt exceed $8 an sere. Patties who
Zetire to ptathese at the present low pricee, bat
who are ntrealling to bezetna haying what they
have not seenamay thus eave much time and the
expense of a personal visit to Manitoba. Apply
to A. STRONG-, Land Agent Seafenth. -668-4x
VABlat FOR 43ALE.—For sale, Lot 22, Con, 12
-a: of lbe t-oevirehlp of Stanley, -containing 100
acres, 83 sate& cleared and in a good state of =I-
tivertion, and !good fences, halal:ice 17 acres good
hatawobd bush; one half of &eating seeded -down,
acres of a thilving orchard on the premises, fruit
trees ali nowbeating. The farm is well acetate&
a never failing creek runs tbaonah, also two good
welle, large bank barn ad a 60 feet with good
stabling underneath. and a. log dwelling Name.
The farm situated within two and a half tulles
of the -village Bayfield. Far further partietalare
LEAN, prep ,` tor,en the preanises
f 657s12
SALE.—Forreale Lot IS, Comes -
0 18 to 0 20
0 to 3 16
to 9 00
to 0 07
to 0 80
0 75
0 60
0 30
0 35
3 00
0 06
06
0
0
0
•
9: 0 S 1 1: 0:otrf3k; 32
4100 to $1.1
1; barley
t. 28.—
ON REAL
010T ull n cattle ma
the fferi tiere much
fto
Ol to
0 to
BO, 1880.
ing wheat
hite, 98
; beef,
heat,$0.95
57c to
per bag,
to 18c.
s.
ade wa
et to -day
ore
meet th
1380
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
188
HOFMAN BROTHERS'
MILLINERY MANTLE SHOW ROO
WILL BE OPENED ON Arth AFTER
ktIDAY THE 24TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 18
crat wagon, t McBride' Hotel, Seafo rth, on
th last day of the Seafortat how, Ott, go d. seat
ones from his own vehicle, g known and if he
does not return the cuthion he stole 'at nee he
OTICE—Notate is here given that a ter the
expiration o twenty da s from the fieat pub.
t e judge of the Surrogate ourt of the County
d Huron, by Catherine Do g, of the township of
Tnekersmith, in the County of Huron, widow, to
beappointed Guardian of th pereons and estatee
of •Christine. ilabig, Ellen poig, James Doig,
Robert Doig, Paul Doig and Mar are:. Doig,
Township of Tuckers ' a in the County
of Huron, Farmer, Dec ted, wh departed
this life intestate, on he twe h day of
October, A. D. 1872. Mc IUGHEY HOLUB -
STED, Solicitors for Cath ine Doig. 13 aforth,
September 28, 1880. 669 3
..x.EOCITORS NOTICE
estate of Jo n Stoddar
Farmer, deceit d.—All
rote the let ay of De
ems. McCiat hey & Ho
Solicitors, the fall Pattie
said security (i any) held
date we will ,pr ceed to • Abuts the
the deceased among the p rties ent4le
having referencle only to t e claims of
shall then have notice, in pursuance of
Statutes of, Ontario, C pter 107, S
September 24th, 1880. SA.M1JEL CAR
In the Matter of the
,late of lagm ndville,
room; hatang any
d, late of the village
aged, who 'ed on
t, are re air d on or
ra of their calms
y them. Alt r which
seats of
Bevis
theretel
tion 34,
OC
OL
669 4
For the Falli and Winter Season, with the Leading and Late
RENCI-1 `OGLISH AND AMERICA' N1STYL
Hats,
Silks,
Satins,
Velvets,
IN
Flowers,
Ornaments,
Laces,
Every Lady in Town and Country should gall an.
CO RDIALlaY INVITED.' two years ld. Apply on tot 32, Coneeesion
ing two ye re old and one well-bredThatinun Bull
Jackets,
Ulsters,
see the Nice Display of
oas
or to JOHN
FARM FOB
75 are cleared. and the balance good hardwood.
bush. Theia is a new. bsack house, two fret=
beans and a Amine drivingleouse, -and abet good
ontbuileiegsl There is .altundance of soft and
bard water Riad a. good orebard of bearing ttees.
The farm lel well fenced eta in firsteelaes order.
It it; situated on a good gtavel toad, end With-
in. 9 miles of,Seaforth tn equal distance from
Mitchell; half a mile from Aehool. Easy term of
PaYment. apply to the proprietor on tbe
premises or; to MICHAEL H1JBLEY, Staffs P.
STOCK FOlk SALE.
.......i___—_,_-_:-
POLT FOR SALE—Fair Sale, a good bay Colt,
ri sir g three years old, ;Viten brcke to harness.
665
-0-`' Road Tuckerstnith leas a number of goo&
Leicester Ram Lambe tor sale. B013ERT
(-10LT FOR PALE—t'ot Sale, A heavy7razte6ght
N -I three -tear oia Ge ding,. of cheeteut color,
eared by *ported SIM= Pur.e. He is sound
and good te work. AppiY on Lot 61, Contei3sion
4, aleRillop. JAMES ,p.o.m.Ertvimix. 665'4
'Li- DY aupght two sear 'old Geldings, lay rotor
and sired by Lord Haddeater - also orte Mere tie -
ALL ARE
I ESTRAY STOCK.
E CHEAP CASH STORE."
HOFFMAN 13' RJOTHERS, Seaforth.
APDRESS TO THE ELECT° S.
SMITH.—" Godd morning Jones, where are you going to r
JONES.—" I a going down to M, ROBERTSON'S Furniture Wareroo s, to get sone new
furniture, you se aniiie ie getting played out and I want to get some fireh rate furniture at vary low
prices.- Our baby Wants a new cradle, and they say that he hap the very hest and cheapest ; in the
' M. ROBEBTSOlki begs to state that he has removed to the premises letely o =pied by M
Kidd, as a Hardtv te store, and that he is now prepared to furnish everythan in therarnit
at remarkably lo tices. Intending purchasers will find it greatly to their dvantage to c
examine his stoe
to order on very s
feathers, wood a
chasing elsewhere. Reps.iring promptly attende to. Farnitu
ert notice. latotare framing a specialty. All work glut teed. Farm
Itunber taken in achange.
H UNDERTAKING DEPARTIVI NT
rider Ms own supe • , d will be aond-acted with the
4 Caekets, Coffins, Shrouds, &c., will be found' complete, a
tended in the country. A Hearse for hire, Remember theplace.
M. ROBERTSON, SEAFOR'11-
Ie, as formerly,
tion. Hie stock
rate. Funerals a
. John
e line
11 and
e made
roduce,
eatest care and atten-
d at the very! lowest
NOTICE IMPORTANT NOTIOE.
WAVING pure ed the Stock of tate Goderich Found* and Mantlisetari
1-1- of one 40. rse Engine one 20 -horse Engine, two 5 -horse Enginee, ne*
ere, a lot of Flour Mill Machi'nery, Saw Mill Machinery,
Plows, Gant', Plows, Land Rollers Straw Cutteri, Hai -
Fittings for -Engines, Gas Pipe and Gas!Fittings,
And a large aesiortment of Castings in general use. The abeve Steak will
room for the matinfactters of other articles. Orders taken for Enginee,
Mill Work. Repairs attended to on the shortest notice, Address i
NOTICE.
and Beeson&
nsisting
a Boil
Powersy Bras
,to mak
kinds
nem, and a
0
V STE Al• PIG S—CaMe into the premises of the
about the riddle of team:ter, two dark spring
Pigs. Thenowner can hav lathe same by proving
property ama paying Outages. GEORGE WATT,
VSTRAYPSTTERe--CoMe into the premises of
the und ereignedaLet 7, Concession 10; Tuck-
ersmith, a t the Middle of August, a, red two
year old s ear. The eiwver can have the satheon
proving p operty and, paying charges. iluest
J--1 of the lundersigned, shout the first of july, a
Ewe and t, Lamb ; beth are niatked ky a notch
'in. the beta part of the rigbt ERTL ADY
ution leading to their xecovety will be thank-
fully received. SAMUEL SMELLE, Lot 11,
Con. 2, Tackersmith; 'Hengall P. 0. 668x4
SPECIFIC ARTICLES.
A NDB
Tried
& FAIR
GINOUS !CIGARS are fida to the
EY, Sole kgents for Seaforth and DIs`
668-8
IDEll KILL—la': B, Sti.CKLE has started
north of Slake- PartiO desiring to have cider
made shOuld patronite him, as they will be sure
to receive every satikfteetion. Terms reasonable.
rpsucK FOB saet,F...--Yor sae a two wheel
sold at a bargain. ;Wheels 5 feet 8 inches in
diaxaete , 3 Inch tireii, 3 inch square axle and la
complete -working 4 • sr- Address for pries to
LOST B. FOUND.
lkyr 0 NET LOST.lit. puree containitg a -eon-
-mi- aldera 1 money less lost in fissiorth
last Friday, supposhd to be lost on the Show
Ground . Amy petion retunihtg the same or
money will be liberally rewarded. Ng&
BANN If COOPEIlii Constance 7- 0-1 Hama
Conn ty or 31. Y. *tetesat ErPosrx,#. Dame.