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DISTRICT 11
ATTER:S.
'. Huron N
Mr. W. McLea
has, recently sold a dr
sum of $300.
- —The rate of asset
sels this year is Ti n
for all purposes.
—The formal open
ham waterworks is 1
Tuesday, October 12.
teS•
, of Goderich,
ing horse for the
went i:n Bru3-
lis on the dollar
g of the Wing-
take place on
—A couple of "travellers" last week
sold a number of white rats to parti
in Clinton at $1 per p= ir..
—On Thursday last Messrs. H. Smell
Be Son, of Hullett, sale two ram lambs
to a McGillivray gentl .man for $40.
The Misses Gord n, of Goderich,
have established tl}rmselves in the
millinery. business in the village Of
Exeter.
—Mr. john Carrick, late of the E-
eter Reflector, has pr?. chased a grocery
business at Rond Eat and is now rue-
. it.
A pair of two year old grade steers,
in good order, belon ing to Mr. 1 .
Harper, was sold in ' limon last week
for $122.-
- Mr. Geo. Snell, of Hullett, h.s
bought the 100 acr farm of Mi .
Mitchell, in East Wp,wvauosh, for the
sum of $4,500. -
—Mr. John McRa, , of Belgrave, is
having his farm surve ed into villa e
and park lots, and int ads disposing f
them by auction.
A gentleman resit rug in Clinton,
who has been twice It arried, has had
19 children born to hid , none of which
—A little daughter 4f the Re,y. Mr.
Wilkins, of Belgrave, received a severe
kick on the head frees their harse, bi t
although pretty severely injured, is now
nearly recovered. {'
—Mr. Archibald I,cDonald, of t11e
second concession of Grey, grows apples
which measure 131 inches in eircut4-
ference, and weigh one pound each. 1
—Duncan Livingstone, Morris, awns
a ewe which had a laknb on the 29th
of last March. She had another do
the 28th of September, and is suckling
both. ! .
—Rev. Dr. TJre, of Goderich, one day
last week, accidentally took ammonia
instead of another medicine, the re-
salt being a severe of uterization of the
throat. -
T- he east half of1)t 1, cancessio i $,
Eastern Division, Ashfield, was sold
by public auction in (iwderich last week
far $2,200-. Sheriff `ibbons was the
purchaser.
—We are sorry to 1: ear of the severe
illness of our old frie ,d Mr. Lawrence
Dobson, of Grey, n. r Ethel, who has
been suffering for t o past few weeks
with his old trouble is yspepsia.
, —Mr. George Hae rney, of Usborii ,
near Farquhar, has disposed of his
farm of 150 acres . for a handsome
sum. It is tinders,ood that he in-
tends removing to th Northwest in the
spring.
—A post office is
Middleton's coraere,
ship, by the name
master and mail Carr
Middleton. A n'iai1
leave Clinton e4 ry1
lived for any length of time.
o be opened. at
Goderich town -
of Garfield, pest-
er being Mr. John
or that place is to
uesday and Fri-
day.
—At the Judges' a urt of Appeal in
Brussels, there were 1 Reform appeals
to be put on. the list ; 9 were put on, 3
struck off, none ca ried. Thirty-one
Conservatives appealed to be put on,
6 were put on, 3 reserved, 3 appeals to
Make changes were e tortained.
—George W. IIo man, teacher of
school se'ctiou No. 3, sborne, has been
appointed Principal of Winchelsea
Public; School for tho year 1881, at a
salary of $500 per annum. Miss E.
Hornibrook, of Mitc 1-611, has been en-
gaged as, Mr. Holmi n's successor, at a
salary of $400.
'—While atteuclin , to his cattle on
the show ground, at Clinton, alar. Jas.
Snell, sou of H. SneI Esq., of Hullett,
met with a slight ace dent, which came
near being serious. no of the ani-
mals made an attem -t to hook him,
its horn catehiug hi on the left eye-
brow, close to the ey , indicting a pain-
ful flesh woand.
—The Exeter wool en mills closed on
Saturday. for one in )nth, to give the
proprietors au oppo tuuity of making
improvements in ace rdanee with the
terms of ,the by-law receutly carried,
granting thein $4,5;0. When opera-
tious are re-comme ced, we believe
that the present staff of hands will . be
increased to thirty..
—On Tuesday aftei noon of last week,
as the express train on the Landon,.
Hurou and Brace IR silway was goiug
north, it struck a co belonging to Mr.
W.reymouth, gth cc ucessiou, Hullett,
throwing it through fence,and causing
almost instant death. Tho auirnal was
being taken to writer with a number of
others, and the app e ach of the train
was not heard. .
—For the quarter aiding 14th Sep-
te•nber, as shown by the published list
of convictions, God rich is credited
with 31 convictions, Jlinton with 15,
Seaforth 14, Winglia n 16, Brussels 11,
and Exeter 1. Ther were in all 111
convictions, of which 29 were for
drunks, 22, for assault, 6 fear larceny, 6
for abusive language, and 5 for viola-
tions of the liquor license act. The re-
rniainiitg convictions were for various
different offences.
—The Toronto, Grey and Bruce Rail-
way Company are anxious to extend
their line into Wingham. The cost of
the extension will be about $50,000, of
which Wingiiam, Morris and lCurnberry
are expected to contribute $30,000. The
Winghare Council have passed a reso-
lution agreeing to submit a by-law for
a bonus. of $11,000, providing', tho road
is assumed by the Grand Trunk Com-
pany, and the Councils of the other
municipalities uamed are being operat-
ed to induce them to follow the example
of Wingham.
— On Wednesday of last week, while
at the barn raising of Mr. Maine, near
Harlock, in the township of Hullett,
an accident took place which might
have proved fatal. While the raising
was going on, a brace fell from the top
of the building and . struck Mr. Wm.
McIntosh on the top of the head; it
struck end foremost, and knocked him
insensible for some time. It inflicted a
cut about 4 inches in length,; and only
for the thick fur cap which he wore at
the time it would have been worse,
probably -fatal. At the same raising a
young man whose name is John Riun
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got his foot badly bruised, some two or
three bones of his foot broken, which
will hinder him from working for sem?
time. ,
—John T. Cooper, of Londesb ro, ha:
been appointed constable,, on pplio
tion of James Braiithwaite,! Esq. R. " l
Fulton, of Heusall, was also ap ointe •
on application pf Messrs.;l Petty an
Carlisle, J. P.'s.;
—Mr. W. Wade, of Clinton., return
from his trip to i Manitoba and Dakota
on •Tuesday last week. He is well plea:
ed with the first named, believes th
it has a grand future before it, and pr
fors it to Dakota.
—Mr. Brigham- has leased hile far
lot 14, on the 12th concess on, Hullet
to Mr. R. Bedford, for fiv years, at
rental of $300. We and rstand th
Mr. Brigham is going to r tire a and r
side in-Londesboro.
- —An Oddfellows' lodge has been o
ganised in Hensel', and the rembe
are fitting up a, handsome hall, Th
is a most worthy organization,, and
hope it will have aiarge memo rship
this enterprising village.
—Rev. 112r. Pritchard, o S i'th Hi 11
and Manchester,. has left for is sho It
visit among his friends. ev. r.. Hi --
yard, an aged and retired rp,,i inter ►f
the_ Baptist denomination, occ pies h s
pulpit at Manchester,, , a d Rev. M ;.
McFarlane at Smith ;Bill.
—John and Wm.'Ilhoin son,,sons :f
Mr._James Thompson), of or4iis, lea ie
for Michigan pu the 1 th f ne, , t
mouth. Mr. La.wrene- W heeler a
Mr. Garner N cholstha, f the sa • e
-township, left on Frid y 1p,st f tr
Michigan. Th are going to take t
land if they like the count}}'y.
—Mr. Wm. `Johnson, who' has ocei
pied the farm belonging t Mr Dona
Smith, on the 2bid tiencess on Df Sta
ley, for the last three year , hat rent.
Mrs. Mitchell's farm on the Parr Line
two miles south of Varna, for fit e year
to which he has removed and is no
putting in his fall crop. - -
-The Messrs. Ransford have 1
the contract to Mr. J. Stephenson
strengthen the bridge that connects t
Stapleton Salt Works wit th Gra •
Trunk Railway,;; to make t ca able
bearing loaded gars, so tat n abo
three weeks the locom.otiv wil be ru
ninb alongside of the work .
—While at the Tpront+ E hibiti
Mr. F. Macph rsonl of the 'firm
Glasgow, McPherson st Co parry,
Clinton, sold no less than five of th
celebrated steam th Feshi g ; achin
complete. This is ani evi i enc of tl
high estimation in'which he achiu
of Glasgow, Mc1t'hers n ds cin any a
held.
-We are plersed o le: rn hat til
P. McPhillips, son of : McPhilli.
Esq., of Exeter, whom 'e noticed
few weeks ago as haying passe a ve
successful examination, has enter
into partnership With the ver vopial1
-law firm of Megsrs. Came 'on pp
be, the firm nolo being 'ELM TO , A
plebe_& McPhillips. htr. 1. ec or Ca •.
arms, Q. C., is at its head.
— During the month .f S•ptemb:
Mr. A. Webster, manager of t o Brt
seas flax mill, bought 50 be 'y thr-
year old steers, for which he aid go
prices. They ere nearly all ought
Grey and Mor is townsl. ps Th -
cattle are taken to Listo el, or Bad
Where they wil be fed large ,y on
cake and flax of.=a1, until ext ay, a
thein: shipped to the Engli-h m rket.
—At the last regular m etin 1 of
eter Division. Sons of Te lope iance,t.
following officert were el-ete4 : W.
Brother Snell ; W. A., .istr :Wei
R. S., Brother Jacques ; ., . R S:, S s
ter Folla,nd; Treasurer,_ Brother Cro«k
or ; F. S.Brother A.:drew ; Co a:,
Brother Drew ; .Assistant Con., Sis
Miller ; I.• S., Sister . St wart ; O.
Brother Bailey ; Org: hist, Sis
White.
=— The butter and. cbees: factory
Bluevale was. honored fa be and t
other establishments of - t o ki d whi 1
sought distinction at the lat Toro
Exhibition. Besides o tai:aing t
gold medal and money pri e mention
in our last issue,one of tli it six chee.
was selected as the most ort y via i
to form a portion of the •epa t of t
epicurean directors. A els ram
sent to tho directors of th fa tory a.
ing their permission to cu • the chee
to which they despatche ail affir• -
tive answer.
A very pleasant a d uccess '1
social was held in Ethel las week,
connectitn with. the Meth • dis Sabb
School in that place. Th : ed tiles w
just what the ladies of E hen genera
provide, good in every par icu ar. T
chair'' was occupied by' r. Vade,
perintendent of the so ool. and
dresses were delivered y r. Cart
and Revds. Messrs. Kerr : n uss.
cellent musid iwas provide. mita]
intervals during the even n )v a ch
under the leadership ,of i ri. Hon
Miss Ada Carter presided at tjao org
Proceeds over $20.
—A. meeting of the lad es ounect 1
xeith the Exeter Methodic 1 urch
been held for the purposelofrganiziiig
the Ladies' Aid Society. e follo
ing officers were elected : ?residen
Mrs. Johu White : Vic -Presiden
Mrs. D: Pinch ; Secretary, 11 iss John: ;
Treasurer, Mrs. W. H. e i ty ; CoI
mittee of Arrangemen is, Mesdaerlc s
W. H. Verity, J. Trick G. Willi
and Misses White, Weir, etch, GI
ley and Eacrett. Mrs. reritya
nouuced her intention of :riv'ug a pee -
lar concert at an early da he receip s
of which will be handed o er to the
building committee.
— Previous to his sevgrin ' his c i
nection with the school, a la ; e
number of the parents tad gun
dians in School SectionNo.
Colborne, met in the 'sc loot hot1.'o
to witness the presenting of handsome
present to Mr. P. Strang, on. the eve 1c f
his departure. A few select pieces .f
music suitable to the .occasi«n were a•
mirably rendered by the pu ils, as we 1
as some choice recitation- and di:.
logues. After the e ntert i le. ent, Miss
S. Strachan and Miss arbara
Young came forward, and o + behalf .f ,
the rest of the pupils, pres uted their
retiring teacher with a beau ful writie
desk, accompanied by a mo flatterin
and kindly worded ad ess. ; M
Strang replied in a few well hosenl an
very appropriate remarks, t eking th
pupils jn ost heartily for the I. onor thi,-
day cdnferred upon him, 'aid favorin
them with some very profita • le advice
nor did he forget too extend I. is thanbr
to the ratepayers of the sect .n fore th
hospitality extended to him since firs
he came among them. Mr..trang ha
ever since his taking chat .e of 1 th
school shown a deep inter st in th
welfare of his pupils, and hi : moral an
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in Brussels, has
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAL
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• SALE—For Sal , a Store wi h Dwelling Ise
ii
ttached, and a St rehouse and Stable ; th is
ERV ya 'LE FARM
ownship of 'stop ey, County
ng 177 acre , frame house
quantity of a der on this prep
ange A, Ba field, 39 acres.
6th Concessi n, Goderich To
feet. Apply Ma the premises t
or to JOHN ESSON, Land A
VARM FOR SALE—For Sal Lot 6, Co
•11" . 17, Township of Grey, cooitaiuing 10
about 70 acres Fleared, in 0 flora stem
clh
ard. Is near the! Village of IV lton, and
further purti -tiler apply to t proprieto
OR SALE ing
'orth Cone On,
rge
so 56 acre the
nship. Ti or-
t, Bayfielel 5-8
fr e
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For
the
MON-
CW)ICE FARM FOR SA E -1 -For Sale
Concession 11, . R. S., Tu Irersmith,
bank barn '8640,1 stone fou idation,
stabling; gookl boa ing archer and. 3 wel
venient chnrch, school and post office i
on a good gravel road. For f Alter pal
apply to the proirietor on the premises,
letter to Chiselhurst P.O. JOEN C. STEE
VALUABLE FARM FOR ALB—Lot
ship of Grey, Coen y of Huron ; 100 mires
all eleared and fie from stu Ps and sten
best clay loam ; .bt ildings, go d hewed lo
with frame 14che , new fret ie barn 6
miles from Br ssel , on I he gr Tel- road, a n
one of the mo -t thriving sett e nents of
Brussels P,U
L AT_TCHLIN, on the premisel, or il by 1 A
0
ain-
tate
ood
con-
itu-
lars
by
654
or- th
arly
soil
use
feet
s and
s in
ario.
Mc -
r to
cession 3, Li R. S., Tuc ersmith co
ono hundred awe of land, a4bout 7'5
good cultiva ion; the balan 0 is well
barn and sta les.; also a you bearing
and splendid vater ; is 3 mi s from Br
the -same distan e front Kt pen, and
quarters of a nii_e Thie is on of the be
in the township d will be s I cheap.
Con -
it ning
ta o of
ered
tante
1 road
t arms
fur -
the
13, Hull tt, ontaining e5 acres of xn
clay loam la d, about 66 (cores of wh.
cleared and i aped state 'of cultivati
remainder i deed hardwobc1 bush.
premiscs are a all log heuse, sided
frame kitchen, i h good we] 'and pump
This farm is Rel. ted 1 mile trom narloc
from Brussels en a good gr vel road.
THOMAS GI PIN,aprepriet r.
llent
are
the
the
with
nd a
same
rther
the
29
Beet
es to
pur-
, with
nd of
cbase
who
they
ulthe
Apply
'-4x
n. 12
100
good
, fruit
ored,
good
good
miles
chasing can ,et his purcha e money bac
interest at 11 eel- cent. per s hum, at 11 e
money dors .ot exceed $3 a :acre. Pat i
deehe to par bits et the pia sent low pr c
expense of per opal visit 6 Manitoba
to A. STRC le, and Agent i'eaforth. -6,6
VARM FOR SALE.—For sa e, Lot 22, C
acres, 83 acre eblared and iu good stat
treee till now caring. The trona 18 well 1
a never failing cr( ek rims throngh, also w
wells, large ank barn 36 .i 60 feet w'th
The farm is s tuated within two and a h If
of the village f Bayfield. Fer1further part:niers
apply to S. M .LEAN, proprieter, on the ir raises
or to JOHN SSON, Bayfield p. 0. 65 -12
VARM FO SALE. --.-For talle Lot 18LC flees-
-1- sion ..7 I '1). ert, containing lt0 awe, about
li
outbuildings ere is alyanclance of Bo
hard water a d good orchard of bear e
The farm is -we fenced an 4 in firet-cla 4
It is situate on good graYel road, andli.
in 9 miles of Se flarth and an equal distanc
payment. . pp to the proprietor ,
premises or to ICHAEL HURLEY; 4
0.
FO SALE OR TO LE
TO RENT Th,alt comfortable brick st
-1- rooms boyc, on P.1 IOU Street, Se
present occu tea by W. N. Watson. P
given on th 1st of Febrnary. Appl
RARE C11 ANCE.—TwelAy-five acre
41- with hen e and barn for sale in Et,
This propert, is well Flatlet d for either
and
w• ith -
from
-ins of
the
• P.
603
elessilen.
land
or
ply to
615
Mill, ne rly new aml 'n good run g
sitnated in he flourishing Town of
W111 be sold chc:ap. Te s easy. E
‘TALUABLE FARM Fp SALE. --F)
acres, 34 mil s from the Tcsen‘ of eleefort
oonvernient 1 school. The lend is of t
bust quality. Fer further particulars tti
JAMES P ARD, opposite the premise
Egmondville
For sale
is a ironic t
one of th'e
There is a g
veniences, an
'aenly to JAS
3.
' EGMONPVILLE FO Et
:he,house lot in Egenceed
e lot contains half an eon
est building sites in Egme
od *ell and ell other necessa
'will be sold:014p. For pert
AUCTION SALES.
INT' ER. 1r580.
GR
OPOING 1 G A
AFORTH
y 41i4irinery Ope9 mg hasion the ost Succes0,41 I have
'ye reached. how B0011 CM ded witiiVisitors from
T Ion .and Country. Large , tired old and Many
Orders Tak 4.
; i
•
SPEOI L FE i -URE IN THIS D
IS 5
St iking
CHOICI
lue in Black
veteens.
ARTMENT
!GOODS AT REMAR ABLY LOW FIGURES.
he Best Mantle Velvet at $4 75 n anada.
titLoo at my .11.10/rusili s from $4 50 up. Don't fail to visit
chasing. I
URS i FURS ' 'FURS 1—Allow me to call
men ; 1 have Open a a very choice Jot of these goeds at pric
. eetm e ready sale ; $ (Amy Mink Sets at $28 ; Prime Mink Set
' market, only, $35 ook at my Mink Caps, only $3 ; Choi
' Tops !only $7 ; Ever t ling in Ladies' and Children's Furs ;
Fres . Stock, well line and trimmed, for $1 25i
RES
nine
70 c
prie
d, my Mantles are giv-
e, and some selected and laid
.8 and threes into the same
calf Stock in the Town.
this department before pur-
tt ntion to this depart -
aide I ara convinced, will
n better value in the
Caps, South Sea Seal
he Best German Mink Muff,
IS
—Every buyer of Dress Goods s ould inspect my 'nag-
ntGstoOck Obefopre urchasing elsewhere ; I ;have the Best Value in Black Cash-
..es—LoOk at tlre Goods at the followingpiieee : 38 cent , 5) cents, 60 cents, 65 cents,
cents and 50 c Tilts ; Extra value in Colored Lustres, shade; Blacks at every
in the Beliable Brand, '' PrinceSs LordSe" ; Splendid IAD n Russel COrds, very low in
; Ever3 thing N .* in Tweed Effects and All Wool Goods, oni 20 cents to 25 cents.
ADIE J DONtt FORGET—That I sell the Genuine i2 -Button
111
, , no *Ilion Kid (store in Blacks and Colors fdr $1 25, all Shades and sizeti on band ;
I sl Ow the most rel able 2 -Button $1 Kid Glove in the marke ; Full Range iu Blacks and
,• Ingitili Blankets to
_LANK ETS I:a-The Best Value in Canadian and
Five Thousand Dollars' Worth of
just arrived and marked off ; All Purchased Direct frOm the Best Can-
ewhere none but first-elass workmen ate eMployed; These Goods are
-ing salarice which no retail house in America can offer ; Every Gar-
efore allowed to leave the premises consequently we have to
*4. You will .find by ceiling on Me that I , show you this' class of work
Ch lower in mice and better finialied than any Ordered work you can bny.
adian. Manufacturer
all by men iecei
melt is inspected
car try NO anisfi
,alrcady made up in
URNiSHING OODS—Everything New in.
uruishing Goods, at
rev kably low figutes ; The Cheapest and Best Lines ever offere in Wc ol Undershirts
end "Drawers ; Size my line at 75 cents for the et.
•
Y CUSTOM
THE PU
LIC GENE
ALLY
Vill Ltd 0"y tt Melt .Veli y IL'oniplete. I have nothing but "Reliable Geoids. I raark
1 . them at the Lowest Living Profit, and give
MY U MAL 5 ,ER CENT. DIS OUNT FOR CASH.
o Trouble to Show Goods,
I hope :to Receive a Visit 4)in all before purchasing.
' n • whether you wish t..) buy o not.
THQMA
TO BUILDO3S, FARM RS OTHERS.
Would cal the attentio
which e is engaged
3AW MILLS.
of the public to the follOwiug branches of business in
at Winthrop, four and a half miles north of Seaforth
SAW MILL
green logs. Bills for Buildin
SAW MILLS.
, Fencing and Ditching filled on short
41-41—A Ira ge quantity of ty 1 inch and 2 inch On hand ; also a considerable quantity in log.
' SOFT MAP E—Dry, cut to tine following sizee : 14 and inches.
YARD MA. LE—Dry, cut to 1:te following sizes : 3x8, a d 4x5 inches.
• I,IrtCH , cut to the fol Owing sizes,: 1 and 2 itches.
PASSWOO —Pry. cut to 1 following sizes : I inch.
dred to one hundred and fifty cOrds. .
ber for sale.
. PATENT OVABLE FEN
:ed for erhok in the old
CEDAR POSTS—Split and
TAN BA RK —From one hn
BLACK ASH RAILS—A nu
axing
re of
of 5
very
or tet
521
nd
cubit -
521
`--4 R. Davis will sell the following prope y (ase
sisted by Mr. Robert Jones, auction° ,) be -I
If
ceesion 7, ibbert, on •MONDAY, 00g OBE
llth, 1880, (insisting of. 1 °span of mai ee, on
fuer end the other five 3 ear old ; 1 span geld
Cows and 1 two-year.ola lie fer, all in ca to a
The eattle are all of go d quality aa from
cutters ; 1 d uble cutter ; 1 pair of iron h 'rows ;
1 plow ; 1 ga g plow ; 1 0,e .drill e 1 lend oiler;
1 sulky he -se rake ; 1 1 lining mill nd a
number of t her articles' te num erou.s men-
tion. All w'll be sold without reserve. o out.
s ide stock 'lowed on the premises sale.
Sale to com ence at I2 o'clock, sliaip. T RMS.
—All mins 1 $5 and Under. cash ; ove that
amount 13 onthe credit will be given 1 y fur-
pernient. wil be, alloWed , for cash on al credit
W. R. DAVI , Auctioneer. 669 2
opT OR 'FOUND.
ONEY
siderabl
last Friday,
Grounds.
giving infor
money will
HANNAH
Connty, or
Seaforth.
oslr.—A purse containing a• con-
snna of money was lost in El aforth
uprsed to 1be lost on th Show
ing the IB me or
of the
Siaron
1668
ny I person re
atibn leading
be liberal]
▪ McLean,
the recover
• rewarded.
ExPosiTon
GRI,iT AND FLOUIONG MILL.
G RISTING Promptly Att(Ine'ed to, end good work warranted. Flour. Coarse and Fine shorts,
Bran and Middlings, arctic( ye on hand.
THE OENERAL S ORE.
RY GOODS—A large stoc ,comprising the latest patterns in Tweeds, Ducks, Cottonades, Shirt-
ings, Dress Goods, Prin &c.
GROCERIE$—A large stoc bf all the Ice dire Knee constantly on hand and selected with eare.
I OOTS AND Sri OBS—A 4)1 assort( d k, 1) 1 evy Cow Bide to Ladies' Finest Kid.
LEADYMADB CLOTHIN'G Tweed Suits for $7 end np. 13oys' and Youth's at cortesponaing
HATS .AND CAPS—Men's and yreta's ie Fen , els th and S raw. F:tizos well assorted.
HARDT+ ARE—Pressed and Cut Nail*, Belie, Le s, Hi gee, Screws, &e. A very fine lot of
Harvest Tools.
The nedei signed, 1 eving ehe inest fc r buying and light expenses in carrying on
his businese,: alas his cus erneis the articles above mentioned at low prices.
A. GOVE
LOCK, Winthrop.
ADDRESS TO THE ELECTORS.
SMITH.—" Good mornin
JONES. -1` I am goinlg do
ft rniture, yoh Bee mine is g
county."
jones, where are you going to 2"
n to M. ROBERTSON'S Furniture Warerooms, to get some new
tting played out and I want to get some hist rate furniture at very low
W cradle, and they say that he Las the Yer$ laest and cheapeit in the
M. ROBEITSON begs to state that he has removed to the pretnises lately occupied by Mr. John
Kidd, as a Ha. dware etore, abid that he is now prepp,red to urnisb everything in the Furniture line
at remarkably low prices. Intending purchasers will find it gr4atly to their advantage- to call and
c).amine his ' stock before putchasing elsewhere. Repairing promptly atteRded to. Furniture made
to order pn very ehort notice Picture framing a specialty. At work, guaranteed. Farm produce,
feathers wood and lumber ttiken in cxcha-nge. i
Li
"HIS UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT
ja, under his owld. supervision, and will be con ucted with the greatest care a d'atteti-
k of Caskets,
attended in
Is, as former]
tion. His ate
rate, Fellers.
Offins, Shrouds, &c., will be foond complete, la.nd at the ve y lowest
he country. A Hearse for hire. Remember le place.
OTIOE.
IMPORTANT N
TICE.' NOTICE.
TTAVING pnrchased the St ck of the Goderich Foundry and Mannfa taring Company, cbasisting
1-1" of one 40 horse Engin one 20 -horse Engine, two 5 -horse Engine , new and second. band Bon-
ds, a lot of Flour Mill Mac mery, Saw Mill Machinery,
Plows, Gang Plows, Lavd Rollers, Straw Cutters, gorse Powersi Brass
Fittings for Engi ,es, Gas Pipe and Gas FittinO, Cooking Stoves,
A nd a large ttssoitment of estinge in general use. The abOve Stock will be sold cheap to make
r om for the manufacture o other articles. Orders taken for Engin e, Boilere, and la kinds of
Wdik, Repairs attend to on the shortest notice. Address
D. RUNCIMAi & Co., Goderich.
CA
Meg
GOODS, NEW !COCOS.
JUST ARRIVED 14
13:8ELL'S 40THINCI#OUR,
•Subseriber beg to inform ainsersee
ificent Stock of
EN LISH AND RENON VI!) SIEDS,
fear ut Wiese Goods will be founti inspeo.
tion to compare favcra.bly with an3thing ie as
I'M' es the attention ifn tthheepTubraniacti. -Ifilpeareani
SUI IN GS , which a of the Lattest . and Most
Char 'ng Designs.
• OTC TWEEDS
over all others for Va iety of Desi st for Flexi-
boulltlt yiagntdapDeu,raAfbilitetyr BoufthTe•axtbu:,ritnifttiliabiteavteve:
1 or tending the wear and tear .wilhont getting
a n(1 returning prospe it is safe tensnticipste
to eet that demand. In
HA S AND CE TS' fUltN(SHINCS
The Stock is untusUally Large altitliComplete.
Th ugh I do not advertise myself kts ithe "only !
do Bay that I cart give as goodiValue as any
se in Town. In few days I Will:Naves
Fr sh 1,ot of VC?. BCOAriliNGS in
all the Vas tionable Ohaitll es,
Sui able for Fall -a. d waiter. Sialortsterners
ea rely on ha.viii their Garment( made by
co petent niechanie and at reason* e prices. -
W14 CAMPBELL, eiaaforth
A
.U.Hq T I ON 411.i
OF—
THOROUGH RED CATTLE,
Horses, Si eep and .6101ne.
Chtua and Berkslairtt-Pigs, under
the auspices •of the
HURON S OCR AS0101001
OPiTAR 10
COUNTY OF HURON,:
VW DNESDA-Y, OCTOBER .,161!11,
niongst the Stet - will be found t e valuable
pu -e bred Princess uize Lull, Pr" e, f Seaham
E burst [50( 5] 22,e5, Roses of ,Sharort, Good-
ne s, and other ani els of feshionattle pedigree
fro the noted herd 8 of Messrs. It Shell, Attrill,
Sp oat, Elebat, Was ingtoe, and iotbers. Also
se; era] splendid tsoroughbred erellions and
Ch ef," a half- broth r to the celebieted Canadian
tro -ter, !' Lucy," wh se record is 2,20.
Th roughbreds.
oderich'is beaut fully situated on the banks
of he Maitland Rive , bounded on the west by,
La e Huron, and is he terminus of the Buffalo
an Glide -rich Rail ay, (Grand Trenk) which
co nects at. Clint° with the Grey and Bruce
4135
ERMS—Iwelve rcenfbs' credit, 'without lu-
pe
t t test, will be given on furnishing .0e nrity satis.
ra ,tory to the owne of the stock sdld. A. dis-
co nt ol 8 per cent. 111 be allowed foir cash.
'here is an-ple a elommociation tot both man
Ra lwa 3, Rates.
'he A esuciaticn ill endeavor- .tio get Reduced
'a talogues are no ree.dy,. and is:ill be forward-
ed on application to, i
M. Y. McLEAN, Secretary, SOgorth.
J. BIGGINS, President, ClintOn,l
FRANCIS GRAtaAllil, Auctioneer, Goderich.
THE
I SUM CE
LONZ
ND LAND AGENCY.
STRONG
,e0FasT for Se
and Lite 3-13BUTII
et to take risks on
Also Agent fol. sc
AgO'nt for th
Village Vropert
-era.1 First -Class Stock, F.iro
Companiee, arid is prepar-
•erttl of the best Loan So -
Sale d Purchtise of Farm
Number of First -Class
1 terest.
ent for he sale Ocean Pteani ip Tickets.
OFFICE — Over M. Morrieonis 1§tore, Main
Street, Seaforth.
645
1J-kICH ARKIAGE 'FACTORY,
IIESS ILABEiZER
AVE always on hand, and make to Order,
Wagons, P4 eiglis, Carriages,Bag-
.> es, Cutters, nd every otherartielein their
T hey pereen.ally enperintrnd their own Mun-
n ss, and can guar ntee a good article both as
to material and wo kmanship.
For Style and inish their .w104 cannot be
Repairing prom tly attended tce Give us a
to quality and price
r. Hess is well 4:town to the public, having
b en business in Zurich for over 12 years.
1NGALESE HAIR RENEWER.
0 OTHER Pre aration yet discjavered does
O NGALESE It ever fails to restore GRAY
Ai
AIR or ADED AIR to its YoUthful color
se ion is t e life of ha hair, and this wayits
ih
1NATUR COLO. is RESTORE Iptith rapid-
ity. It en es Dand tiff, Itching and' Eruptiont4
and kceps the Ilea clean, sweet and healthy.
I is a very detirabl Hair Dressing, imparting -to
t e Hair a silken luttre and so ftn wiz.; *inch is the
a reiration of all. Try it and be ,. eonvinced-
SOld by Drjaggists, rid in SEAFORTH by J. S.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
tia
p E G to tate that they have on their books s
-t-' large umber jof accounts of *Id standing,
whic h, if tot paid At once, will be handed to Mr.
had better take notice and save conrticoste.
665
eb K 4,, 1,241‘) PER DAY at home: Saraplee
SON & Co., Pordand, Maine. 628.5t1
cm. se e,ossNievail, 010,
ali;ava:1;7 Whemad'. ATichlerke
11 hi: 'Avg aelrees pWaei dr 43. stm:.
eelad „a, tstah2Tiewshmtitobl
.Issnial at $27 each ;
40,$tiliatt4ohneaa1cotow ajoth;1271,
nary sold 2 cows for
-told a, heifer for 127i
Tsa r1 Se!B woe fro! 67f2e8: ;11
iield 2 head for
balyn1.1102chuziaetofopr .%12t1
0542: tobTi sr; ea iniHog terloil$melloi2Irn ;e:rozwon 5;te, wsa 114
10 bead to McNichol foi
ker sold 10 head to A.W
The prizes were giv0
largest herd, also pri
*sine. -Jas. Gibson lst;
naileh cow. R. Martial
(4f1;:i le; letaPnladi te we ill nOr re'S ‘E
ITWai-44e:njalle:tic)Illetd.31:3t3171113;437;110mil
CtoInegge4'sGer -N-Yeeenkeoliteeexts,sLrsca*nirl,:i
and Welsh. The hi
Will no doubt be follows
one next moot:b.—Post:
TO W.11Ship CC
naittUttlment. Present,
Councillors Vanalstine
-Gasman. Moved H,
ea by 4. Mooney, that 1
be appointed inspectoi
btea• arpirnai e di, :43,7:101171tosota:eanpdabrtyse:
on4a by H. GoM83.1,
nicipal drain, on first a
eessions—Carried. AU)
James Newoorabe be
leet6r itt salary of 1751
, reqtaired to furnish sl
1 amount of 114,000 at
meeting, th.e -clerk to Del
etreet-Carried. Moved
i Seconded by II, Goma=
Eaket be granted. an or
'art payment 'Cd1 Reg
t: is Council -does not an
as complete—Carried- "j
tanalsitine, -seconded 11
that Wm. Armstreng be
Moved, by II. Gosinan,
Mooney, that the follbw
paid, vizo George Sand
111,20 ; Thos. Osborne,
Gilbert McCallum, repa
-117 Philip Ellison, (1-'
1/445 ; Isaac Rogerson
W. Dwvre, putting in
John Wright, digging di
ter WaY, :digging ditch
1$150 jonathen Moore
across sideroad,
repairing bridge, $17 ;
lish, part payment for
.shank'S bridge, $250;
tharity, 110—Carried.
was-reeeiv-ed from Tho
plank belonging to Hogg
ed by H. Gosina.n,
cession—Carried. On m
cil then adjourned -to 131
ItossieSs.—At the last
of HoWick Council, w
Mr. Cook, seconded b,
that John Menzie be ap
to equalize Union scb.is
s Wallace and Howick
rewoattitilehinavdinu! lagointi:edon-
reply, which gave this
stand that the equalizati
ilselollatt-Yead by Mr, Weir, see
; 11.40 for ditch across th
sion 1, lot 8—aarried,
, Weir, seconded by Mr. J
two old collectors be a
beecollector for the eas,
Carried. The next re
will be held at Fordwieh
Wednesday in. October,
—A special ro.eeting
igussnuittillee4eFalilreb.cet:Asria'AtIvilned.;:if
ended by Arr. Johnston,
gnson lay all document
Council, the adviees, bi
' indete and decision of Co
fteonit litiomiiaotftetarsxeisu ocnontnb
131-811C7a:74, r ri treydt wsooevhs nde er t enb ny
svgurse:surreertn, aren itthies etoowIlne
he having given it into t
Court—Carried. Mr. F
, an account of $858.
1K, seconded by tie:.
e laid over for further
:.and adviee—Ca:rried.
Weir, seconded by Ars. C
the eollentor's roll . and
comaection with the s
that the Reeve get lega
Xt. Meredith, in London
GlIttY,—,At the hist so.
township Council, a
from Wm. Dane, Clerk
drain a,ffecting Grey
lioberts, clerk of Nir
-school section Grey an
lag that the Council of
to allow the equalization
Stand the eame as it w