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DISTRICT MATTERS.
Huron Notes. -
Mr. Allan McDonald has been. en-
gaged to teach in, school section No. 3,
14orris, for 1881. -
—The Morris fall plowing match
will be held on the farm of Mr. E. accide
Bryans, lot 6, concession 5, on. Thars Grey,
day, October 21st. farm of
—At the Provincial Exhibition man,
Messrs. H. Snell & Son, of Hullett, took caught
$75 in -prizes, and, P. McGregor, of ins, Ina
Brucefield, $92.
—It is expected that the annualcoun-
ty plowing match will be heldabout the
28th of the present month., but'the loca-
tion has not yet been selected,
—Mr. M. O'Hara. met with a a very-
painful accident last week . in Mr.
Belly's saw mill, at Blyth, by having
his hand cut by one of .the circular
saws. -
-Mr. D. McQuarrie, of the seventh
concession of Morris, grows apples
weighing one and a quarter pounds aticd
measures 13i inches_ each, `Lots of
cider there..
—Mr. James Denman, of Grey, has
purchased at the recent sale' of the
"Experimental" farm, Guelph,la young
boar of the Berkshire breed, sired by an
imported one. -
—The ninth annual match of the
Huron, Rifle Association, will be held at
Athalecot Ranges, Clinton, on the 14th
inst., when 595 in prices will b? offered
for competition. - 1
—Mr. Archie Scott, son of ; Donald + sentatin.
Scott, Esq., of Brussels, took 1532 ist 4 able m4nne
prizes at the Hamilton Caledonian ; —Mr Ro
gaines hist week. He got four first prises cession of C
and two second. ! - ba on atuitday 'last . Wee
—A resolution hase been passed by dell, it will be remember
the Clinton Town Council, on a vote of there a out itwo years ago,
.0 to 3, deciding to have all new side- ; 6.40 acres of land near a
walks laid. with the planks runniug par- Bridge Creec, about 140
allel with the streets, Winnipeg. He speaks very
—At a recent meeting of the Clinton the country, anti;intends going
Public School Board., it was decided to the spring.
re-eur;ae all the present teachers for —Th.
next year at their old salaries., except ed for tl
Mr. Taylor' who is to receive an ad- ham Cu
vance of 550. ' . Moffatt
—The drill shed -in Clinton has been. Vice -Pr
rented by a firm from Stratford, for the sentativ
purpose of pressing hay for the New Mr. Joli
York market, considerable having al- John N
reader been put into bundles for ship- Bray ;
Lent. son, J.
—Among the gnoeessful exhibitors. at J. 11IeC'
the Southern Counties show, held at
St. Thomas last week, was. Mrs. R. B.
Smith, of Goderich, who_ won several
first prizes, and: one aapecial prize for
fancy work.
--Mr.: James Wilson has disposed of
his farm, situated adjacent to Rivth, to make itihis f
Mr. E. Watson, of Clinton, for the sum he has sold Ir
of 53,500. We also learn that Mr. Joseph 13, cons, stint
Combs has sola his farm to Mr. James wagon, or 5
Wilson, for $4,200 es, 50 acres sore
—The suit entered by Mr. James 800, to
Clark against the Messrs. Watson tt Mr. S
Hamilton, of B,lyth,has been postponed new con
until the spring assizes. Sufficient time spring.
was not given for the defendants to pre- —The
pare hence the postponement. , assessment and taxation of th
—Mr. D. McLennan, au extensive ship of llowi,ek this year:, '1'
grain buyer along the line.- of the Lon- dent assessrieut is 518,330.50
don, Huron and Bruce Railway, ;intends resident, $3,d40, making the su
removing his residence from Blyth to of $18,367.203 and as the .rate
Clinton, the latter place being more dollar is.: empty rate, twe. mill
centrally located for his business. quarter ; township rate, one mi
half ; railways, seven -tenths of
the 'above rates on the total ass
of $18,367.20 will xnake the am
be collected this year by the co
(who will sooji be on their roti
elnsive of school taxes, for con
poses, 4,132.62 .62 ; for townsh
poses, 2,755..08 ; for railway
285.70, , eking a total of $8,173
—Th Wi,pgham Advance
notified the prosecutor that he will ex- week sa Ts : It is not often th
pact x 1,000 of him as damages. . for false thing of a very exciting, natur
irnprisonrn ut. pires in our isually quiet- toN
—Mr. James Madden, of the town- this week we; have to record
ship of Stephen, challenges i'1r. Thus. which hp,s caused a• great deal
O'Rourke to match him at boldiug out prise to lelmoet every one. :Oil
a heavy weight. The test to be for morning it was reported that M
5100 a side, and to take place either in McKibben, aed about 17 years
Exeter or Crediton not later than . the daughter of Geo. McKibben, E
15th of No_vernbrer. of our wealthiest citizens, had '
—The trustees of school section No. l out" and got' married to a g
8, Goderich township, have re-engaged named Micael E. Quigley,
the services of Miss Hamilton for next merly kept a fruit store here.
year, at a slightly increased salary. port turned ut to be true. , 1
This will be her third year in the sec- Miss McKibbon went to Bl
tion, since coming to which she has Monday evening, where Mr:
given complete satisfaction. • was waiting for her ; .they th
—A large number of tho friends of ceeded o. t e Episcopal M
Mr. Robert Ferguson, met at his resi- minister and fere legally m rri
deuce at Lakelet; township of Hovrick, underst ncl hey immedia ely
previous to his departure for Manitoba, for Port Hiir la, where, it .s s
and presented Mr. Ferguson, his wife -Quigley, has a situation a to
and daughter respectively- with a lamp, operator the
a comiterpane and a set of glassware. ' —.The iron
f —Mr. H. Townsend, of the 4th con- jail giv f 11 int
cession of Howiek, has air appletree in statistic. i ins
full bloom, which was . only plauted
this year. A. plum; tree on the farrn of
Mr. Edwin Sparling, on the 5th conces-
sion of Howick, is now in ' a beautiful
state of blossoming, after having borne
a peel 4 ield this year. ' •
-Tile debating society at Johnston's
sehool house, in the township of Carey,
has been reorganized for the +fall anti'
winter maths, with the folloiug offi-
cers : President,. James Waruer Vice
President; D. Robertson Secretary-
Trea'urer, A. IIiSiop:. They have a
large membership and live officers, who
will no doubt make the society a suc-
cess. The subject for the first idebato
is, "':itesc�lved that the Pacific! Rail -
roust, when firiisliod, will be beneficial
to Canada."
---Mr. Ambrose Naylor. who has re-
sided in the. township of 'Morris for the:
past three years, left oil Tueeda�• me -ru-
ing; of last week, with his family, to
seek his fortune in Mauitoba. Nearly.
one hundred of his relatives and friends
were assembled at Beigrave station to
see him off and wish him a last fare-
well. He carries with him the gopd
wishes of all, those with whom he has
associated, and it is hoped he will suc-
ceed in his new home and become as
highly respected there .as he has been
in this neighborhood.
—The last Greenway party for Mani-
toba was not nearly so 'largely patron-
ized as some of the former ones. The
following is a list of those who accom-
panied the party from this section :
Mrs. Johnson and 4 children, Varna; G.
McLure and Thos. E. Hays, McKillop;.
Mrs. Monson and Miss Jory, Exeter ;
A. Naylor, wife and two children, Bel -
grave ; Thos. Gre+enivay, wife and five
children, Centralia ; Mrs. McLea,n,
Misses McLean - and three children,
Stanley ; Major Kirkby, wife and five
children, Leadbury; W. Gilley, Corbet;
Joseph Rollins, wife: and child, Cen-
tralia ; Mrs. and Misses Teskey, Sea,-
•
forth ; oh . Parsons, Cr
Collins, Mis: Collins an
Exeter, Gey.. Anderson,
Dew, Thomas Downey an
Exeter ; -
—Th tr stees of. School l .S
6, MuK flop have secured the
of Mr. Alex txder Johnston, so
Irvin John ton, of the 8th •One
Mcglllop,. Mr. Johnston, is
young an and a good` tea b her.
• —A fiery serious thresh ng
t occurred in the ow
n Thursday of last wee
Mij. Wm. Bisho;.
on of Mr: Rich
in the tumbling ro
shin and was seri.
fatally nju ed.
At er a sitting of t
Kempt • ille Council dedide
a fire :ngine from Mr.J.
Brusse s. - The engine co:
hose c: its !200 extra.
is expected' at Iroquois.
engine competed, but ova
every t st. '
—M Fre. Bryers,
some ti e past been teach
Sectio No.17, East Wawa,
land, h: s resigned his posi
for Vie aria rUniversity, Co
he wil stn y for a B. A.
the in enti in of ewentn
the legal prpfession'.
—Mr. George Ball, of
presented with a nicely
graph a1lum!and a large pi
Sabbath School class last
ternoon, on the .eve of his
Georgetjowu Minnie line
approp:pinto address; and P
tel and I Helena Waddell
lir. Bull replie
srt Tindall, of
rev, returned f
dito
on
darn
l R.
0
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of
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to
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t .$2
not
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ho
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osh
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our
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ni
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i
the
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.nd
lac
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; Mrs. readied Brussel
ch ld
; Johi i
Collins t• l
p
day.Th:
oervill
ie laugh
le were 1
dead m
—Mr. J
Ya ncessio
of Goderi
there in'1
acres to
respected
'ships for
possessio
stand tha
to reside
he has bo
ion No
servieet
of Mr
asion of
clever
achiu
ship of
, on the
young
oe, got
thresh -
if not
hot,
The th
urchasEi iil� the di
Haid, of slihool in
00, two tember, a
er sale ,written e
Silsliy :lows: • Fi
aten - in ' 2d Berns
1St Kate
has for 3d Wm.
School division
at Zet• Chapman, lid
istoii
White
ss 1:
to
's
tic es
okig
ul
bne
hl to
ria e
ndle
5 025,
ext
r
e r hi
i�ht a
sue tim: bn S' •
' a foun ion ' ti
m, a orris, ? ua wh:ire"
in w. s that snipe •eo-
in v: in:l{or . he 'hod f
R .
hepp: d, of t e 1 t
f h : tildes epi e„ is
n hi , hav'n + et led
s eli his f: of 20
rg 1 oiinell, • a�' hig ly
a if the • able to
pat cash, • e to
J nuary. ' o un er-
g pp: rel in =ids •ing
on . in Io a, ere
sisal farm.
.I
•
ng
•
S •o•1 R
es
p pis of
eiieut lass•
eetion Np.
deter �, ine
-amid: tions
th C1: ss
dl h rray.
w ' +.'s, 2d
flit •'•d
1st
1
and left j inior di
, where 2d Adam
e, with Second cl:
dopting Mur ay, d'Ri
clash part E 1
els, was c B1: ckw :Il
photo -
of his lice Patter
ture fo
o lo*wi
read ai sl att
Knechi- Ali, to
the pre th el
a snit. :llis
zie
th conT J Kin
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t
Kat
Firs
211
rt.y
class aaijt
ath af-
he
pupi
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Fi
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e M cKe
andel M
e Yo
Tam
ie 75
lie 6;
38,
—Jai
on 1
utt
sn zi e
ell 11
regor
man
173,
145
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tel C'
83,
g 54,
the f
pits
tow
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1st
lou,
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t
e
uc
r;
U
b
g
nn
Manito- Ann]
r. Tin 103,
ent up Ken,
took up gte433
called l
west of 11 class
ighly 9f I1inn
sack in t
follbwiing are the office) •s -elect- 1
ie ensuing year for th
fling Club ; Patron, I
;-President, Mr. Geo.
ssideEnt, Mr. John Inglis
e, M . W. T." Bray ; c
in Anderson ; Treasu
elands ; Secretary, Mr
omr.nittee—Messrs. J:
orton, J. Dinsley
on. Skips—No. 1
, 'John Anderson
Geo, McKay'; No. 4, S. Kent.
—Mr. Janes Smith, of es
nosh, has been on a tri to
and is so much taken up with
an.ces there, that he has- reso
uture home. Ace
is farm, lot 19, co
of 50 acres, to M
,700. He had sold
e time previous
ohn Webb, of St.
ur-poses moving
try in the early part
tch
Bray : No.
r,
ith
following is a stateme
—The East Wawanosh fall show,
held at Betgrave, was this year fairly
successful, although not very much in
advance of former years. The weather
was very wet and unfavorable, which
operated much. against its success.
—Mr. Parmetter, of Toronto, who
was arrested at the instance of Mr.
Hugh Moore, of Clinton, oil a charge of
fraud, and subsequently dismissed, has
in cc nuection with
Gov,rnor of the I3
s the following
cou •erning 'that
W1ug-
r. -Geo. " C
°Kay - 0
repre- ; y
aplai
er, M�r1S
w. .E;y
Andel;- i y
u
nd:
a
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cN
cG
pp
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ont
4m i
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ri
u
W. Tit
t e p
No. 3,e eh
_., inati+
Wawa- 1 Glass
akota, Cant
appoarH I class
ved tb j a
rdingly
cession el
. Rich- 1,F
uother S.
or $1,S J
eleus.; ,
to th€i
f next'
-in
of the 14
town 1
e resit.
uou- °'G
total
cm the ,ter
and a !ire
and a;B
a mill ;,;.`
ssment.
not to
ectors;
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y pur- tr
pur-
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et 14
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37,
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5.M
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121'
Tho
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slowing i
of s heel
Ship a
r! Sep
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3d 3r
Vizi, e .
P. 4odk.
ook,
or-
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t
s
ports.
highes
s of ti
2, Hav,
by
&c., ars
St Wm
Fourt
Mary
hird el
o: dthan,
(As. T
Kristin:
d, • d JoL-
nceOak
ldswort
K: tie Du
d Magg'e
is Agnes
3d frith•
is the s
In Schoo.
e ,• cloth o
—J:nnie t
Fo rth el:
E1 za Mon
41, Leslie
t1a A.
die 97, Ma
70, A
ooper
M 'rale 3'
•al. 186 i
ayma,
M•nteith 1
ry Copp
a, man
cooper
n • clas
c can 1
nnon 1
Cha
Doi.
orkman '
mbrorz 4.
he sa
se tion ' •
e mont 1
br vi'::
io ardse,
et Lavi
vi 2d J :n
hird 1
h Lavi
a rie S
3 J.
G1: ra w
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or
Hun
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dson, 3s1
ss jun
or Ri
Cart
H
ry4
avid
is, I lift
, John
k Woo
ith, Jo
felt
ed nd t
onaimo
vs.
CO
lia
111
eisan
Olom
re
last Witheut ry.
t any- plaintiff, hie
trans- °minion Loa
a case ill
of stir- 1
'&esday 01-
s Ern, se
eldest .
ono of
cleared
ho for- 'avs
seems , co
th 0111
ty
I ac
t.
a
Consent
8011
ere
t fir pi.
ngliaC
ierc
ut ji
t.
per
r se
rme
Va
started fo th sed
ilway. re err d. to
resting 5,100 or pl
55
for the siear lending 30th Sep ember, breac
1880 :
of Octoh
ufinr in jail daring th year. bY R
on e 1st Wm.
co naitted ship.
co milted pr
t of court, fel
beim us of -
2, sl ooting pl
elty to alai- su
to the jal dui Mg the year
la insane. For the more d b en
fences there -were for forgery in iLff's
with intent 1,irape 1, for crt t •N as br
mal 2. The longest senteileo n jail dame 6s fr
er was 6 mouths and 16 day • t e aver- ol nes
age number () days for ea
IV /LS' nearly 25 The daily.
p rison era VMS
average than
of
er
et cy
II
•
detidn
al
sid
ieti
sin
in
th
is
It as al
gag( d
sedhee
d bee
a
101
e.
CO
h p isoner
aver ge of
ast year. but it is ac -
the shortn ss ef the
sentences. The number f pi sellers
married 62, unmarried 98. Thi looks
hard.
Post of litst w' ek is too good to b lost :
Caine to Br ssels last 5 turd y and
partook pretty freely of tan le -le . On
thinking a,bont home, their earn were
didn't know Which trona t othe , and
the conseque4ce was that be got his
companion's team instead f hi own.
On account ofl somethina .g ing ,wrong
with the roade, he turned dow Mill
street into Morris, instead of taki g the
road to Ithe right, gettins down 3,1
miles froth Brussels, and • -ing of an
enquiring mind, he turned to 'the right
at the school house, and get hig ciff the
road drove into a cedar sw mp, where
he anchored.1 Rousing mse f, he
mana.ged to unhitch the ho es nd let
them go, and he, as he tho ght, truck
for home. He travelled. on all night,
day morning he entered- Bly h re dy for
his breakfast, you may be sur . He
su
tie
di
tie
of th
one
ms Bee 1
moltSer vs..
n fl• r tripas.
ision of As]
Queen 13.
er wits eha
name of
nosh to te
th pe'soner who
th 6f the jail
t one year' imiar
h Queen ;iv
pe. In this Oa
cep
se
ttl
ug
je
f,
pt
te
ere
Zan e
I Drew Vs. DreSv
The plaintiff. ania
Ore and five in tte
ng earpenter nd
d hotel keepOr. It
endant
hom as
hns on
ssere Lane
ches
irigst
ndre
ssizes
sed
Ni
Be
11
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a
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tio
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eti
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a
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5.
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s Ina
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n of
cordii
Inves
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jectm
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Stan
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for
los w r
as
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•
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. -
F..RM FOR aAL -TThe So'u half of LotNa
11, on the 10th Cbneessioir, owua�hip of Mc -
Kit iop, containing 10 acres fire .lass hand, 46'0
whi;ih -are cleared nd the 1i :nee`hardwoq
ti bor. There aro t i $ he pram see a log hoes
an stable. It is s t�1atbd Wit a 8 m les of Sea
for and 8 miles 1 Care Wint tit, and is now ee
cn' ed by John.B1: leo. For tt r • :, tic., apply tt
JO ,. N S. P JRTER Se? forth. ax
V:I'RV VALUAB
• Lots 1 and 2,
To nship of Stan
in' 177' acres, fia
qu ntity of cedar
R Igo A, BayftcId,
6t Concession, .G
fee . Apply on th
or o JOITN ESSO
ARM'F
the B.TI{.i
e , CountY o
11 �1oule fin
n't is prose
3$ ores.
der ch `Peva
promises to
i, Land Agen
11M FOR SAL e—For Sale,
17, Township f' Grey, cont=
tit 70 acres e1 aired,. Jr e fi
ed, and in a rod atate of
nee ie'well tim tired, Ther
and log hens , good well a
. Ie near the Wage of Wa
ient to both Se tlortlt and
t a good grave road ,eadi.
her partieulare apply to the
mats or to Walton P. 0.
TH..
ing
v e
wi
ftn
TE
C
lug
8 of
ba
ve
rk,
ol-
08.
OICE FARM F SALE
oncession 11, 1X.R 8., Tuck
00 acres e 82 ale; red and In
ultivation ; the ninny() is
louse, with stolit Oellar,
barn 86x60, etoue found
ling; good beati tg 'orchard
ent to elittech, hob], and p
2d en , good grevel
lett ato Chiselharstl .0. JOHN
nal
Se
t
lew
or
arY
11, J
Th
1
71x4
R S LE-Bein
orth oneession,
Hui n, contai
ba ; ii larg
ty. so Lot 1
go 66 Cres on th
ship. Title pe
IS. D. ALLAN
t, Bayfield. 66;1-
Ming 100 acre
ie a good fr
d bearing or
g to each. F
VILLIAW MO
For 8ale, Lot 2
remieb, contain
firste ()lase stat
hardwood bush
tion, and pet
ud 8 :wells; cob
st office ; -is site
nd 4 of Hensel'
erniees, or if b.
C. STEELE. 65
- LUAIITJE FAR,' FOR S; LE—Lots nortl
✓ elf of north half 1 and 2,004 cession 6, town
all 'eared aad free f ore stumps aud stouts ; so
-2, best ditty loam ; auil Jags, good hewed log hous
m_ with frame_kitolien, ew frame barn 64x64 fee
goof bearing orchar ; this fat. is -situated 2.
For futther partieulire apply t THOMAS Me
LA. OHLIN, on the premises, oe lif by letter to
1
•
nts
Fo
le
S*8 13
ow il
Ithl F011 SALE
eseion S, L.
one bundred acres
are (leered, free from
goo cultivation ;
wit liaaelwood ; thee
bar end stables ; al,
'and salendid mat er ;
the eame distance
fro Seaforth, all -
run ing past the far
qua tors. of a mile.
in t le township and
thee particulars ape
MIL Of.
For Sale, Lot No. 22, Con
is a fraine house and frame
ein
, and a eel oce within three -
his is one f the best farms
Mill be sold cheap, For luta
664'
For sale, tic:a 2, eoncessioia
M TOR SALE..
clay loom hold, abp
f rem hider is geed
pre is( s are a email
er a e kitchen, with'
• Thi tare) is situated
part! ottani can be ob
h- pro rietor (n the pr
2
ad
teen
ej ot
e die
y do
ont
wit
out ju
sent 1
tgage
for
for p
This
ht b
nshi
ichiga
an a
clam
defe
d the
ber h
V.
hi
ise
a
al
, of
01 t
aged
he
her
ta
013,
by
ly Pi
a
es
of
lan
uit
olen stem
ed ith. t
ug Mc
lea ed gu
wing it to
arri a,
olbor
ie Sa
th
worl
Pr
en a
but
raha
t for
11
Actio
rdict
Isaa
his
in tl
here
wal
the
He
on
fird
Ric
thi
the
e
to
of $
Act
efen
la
MI
ugus
jum
fall a
was
ant i
abor.
ard
case
Crow
tered
ppear
on fo
ant
e of
ot
was al
had. accused p
ej
II I
aining se epees of excellent
it 66 aere,a of Which me
state et bultivetiou, the
hardwodel 'busli. On the
log boas , sided up, with
ooe vell'en1 aural), and
mining augh the lana.
eaforth, atbut the same
ood graeel road Farther
allied on a plication to the
raises or eo Harlock P.. a,
NITOBA.— Se eted Fat-
sela ti home- 1 he i., rner, from
tion is illin.g to g arantec eh
hate 'est at 12 per cei t. per area)
1001i y do( s not exee d $3 an ac
hey eo eeen, may thus save am
exp ‘ae. of .a person I visit to
to ,e, IIONG, Lan 1 Agent Se
Tp
pres
00
on. 'Posseseion
el A E CHANCE —Tveenty- *ye acres of land
Thie ire either fartn
1 gard Able. Apply to
es ROR 615
Lots - Beat
21,700 acres tie
t any party pea
eney back, with
e the purchase
e. Parties whe
• low prices, bat
lying what the3
h time and the
anitoba. Apply
forth. 668-4x
OR SAL OR T LET.
ceueied by V. N. Wat
lick store, with
irposes. Title balls ia
ut
•
h-
ee. er-
$500
om
etna
nti
aSe
ring
e diet
0,
ut.
by
ac-
al -
ay,
SALE.—For Sale a fi
-a- ill, neerly new and In go
W111 be sold cheap Teems
IJOLE FARM 'FOR
east half of Telt No. 4
County of 'Hare; e
a miles from the Towa
ent to sehool. The len
tell ty. For further patti
VA
Tuck
acres
cons
best
JAM
Egra
Pl
prec
is a
one
Ther
Nettie
et class Planing
d running order,
wn of Seaforth,
aey. Enquire of
de ich, Ont.
S• eaforth, an
is of the ver
niers apply to
premises, or tO
521 t
su,le the house end lot in Egraosuiville
oecupied by Mr': S. Caine on. The honse
rie, the lot contains half en acre and ie.
the best building sites .n Egmondville•
a good well and all othe necessary eon.
a, and will be Rola cheap. For particulars
nee folk
r as lead to
ably
as Qnt.
for Es!
h undersigned, at Walton, year old Sure
o v all white.. Aue inforret tion that will
lie.recovery of tine arum I will be suit-,
esn for
prop let
d end ut
da 180
1
VI
IMO
pa
ab
ro-
de-
ter
er
of
or
1,0)i go4ul
Hari
Au g ti
ettch
will
dersigned* Let 10, Concese on 13, Hullett,
he middle of summer* t o dark spring
he owner cae bite the la me by proving
o.
On 5, arIcKillep, obeli the middle of
st, Harting Heifer, red eolor with
hite on t tee ehcad. Any per on germ
eormation as will lead1 te her recover
suitably eewtteded. GEDRG LOCK
he undersigned, about the first of Joey,
Ewe ed a Laza ; both are mar ed ky a note
in th eak part of the light e rs. Any infoe
mati ;n1 lbading to their recovery will be thank
fally ieeeived. SAMUEL SM LIE, Lot 11
mminionmem 668x4
Con. 2, Tuckeramith, Hensall P.
.$.
Pra
tan
eas
•
erg
for
b for
ast
ho
sa
ote
00,
cis
ac-
orn
ar-
ry.
ng
of
ed,
is
at-
om
as
se -
he en -
nue
p in -
did nut
nto his
ext
Elan
r a
od
Atiff
er.
last
Grou
givin
mon
IIAN
Coun
Seat
13(
thrc
lea t
som
ten
will
at la
Offic
-H. J
LOST OR FOU
EY LOST.—A purse con aini
r iday, supposed to be les on
s. Any paean returnin the
ti formation leading to the recov
will be liberally re arde
A COOPER, Constance, .
1
ETBOOK LOST—Lost, me Mo
alnd Sage's Hotel at Welton,
Pocketbook containing $15 in
xnall change. The bine owns
llar note, one foer and ohe 1.
se's Hotel, Walton, or T 17. Exaosrro
S• eaforta
he Silo+
same 01'
day, 0
ed • of le
he find r
the sa
a-1 rieing three yeses old. Well brolce tr.) harness.
Apply on Lot 84, Compassion 5. McKillop. JAS.
DORRANCE. 665
AelS FOR SALE—Robert "Charters, Mill
-8-a" Road Tnekerarnith, has a mimbee of good
Leiceeter Ram Lambe for sale. IROBERT
CHARTERS, Egmondville P. 0, 668x6
OiS,SE13 FOR SALE—For Sale, Two Heaery
th- -les. Draught two yeer old Geldingse bay color
'Ile and red by Lord Hadelow ; also one Mare rife
re_ ing t years old and one well-bred Darham Bull
at two y ars old. Apply on Lot 32,1Coneeseion 2,
McKillep, or addresteSeaforth P. 0. 'ROBERT.
Of SCOT Roxboro, 1 667 '1
1840. FALL1AND WINTER.
THO KIDD' EMPORIUM, SEAFORTH
1680.
GRAJD OPEN
My Mil nergili Openi
yet ieached.
Or ers Taken.
PIECINL FEAT
IS SU
g kas been the Most ,Succes.sful have
itry. Large Parcels Sold ana Many
RE IN TH1$ DEPARTMENT
H CHOICE G ODS AT REMARK
Striking Vi4ue in Black, Col
veteens.• The Best Mantle Velvet at 44 75 'in Canada.
LOW F1GURES.
•
MANT E liEPAF! MENT—As I anticipated, my Mantles are giv-
ing miacitel eatisfactio Many Sales made on Opening Days, and some selected and leid
Look t my Dolmans r en $4 50 up. Don't fail to', visit this departMent before put -
by b those not intendh g to purcease; they are going! by twos and threes into the same
farail3... I have eleeit edly the Largest and Cheapest Stock in the.Towle.
meat
tectir
Fresh
oFtESS
FURS
ready tale • See nea
lock, well lined au
•
its it—Allow me to Call attention t1:0 this depart -
y choice lot of these goods at prices which, I am convinced, will
ink Sets at $28; Prime Mink Sets, uo better value ha the.
at my Mink Caps, only $3 ; Choice Mink Caps, South Sea Seal
' Ladies' and Children's Furs ; The Best GermareMink Muff,
rimmed, for $1 25.
GOODS E Very buyer of Dress Goods should inspect my mag
wilco t stock before purc rising elsewhere; I have the Hest Value in Black Cash.
ni yr .s—Look at theta 'e ds at the followingpiices : 88 cents, 50 cents, 60 cents, 65 centS,
70 cei ts, 75 cents, 85 een s $1, $1 05, $1 25 and $1 50. Colored Cashmeres, lovely shades,
ta a8 ents and 50 cents ' Extia value in Cc lored Lnstres, every shade; Blacks at .evel
Free , Eveeything New i Te7eed Effeets and All Wool Goods, from 20 cents to 25 cents.
xi
price n the Fellable Brat (1, "Princess Louise" ; Splendid Linen Russel Cords, very low i
1 tho the most reliable
Colors n hand. _
BLIANK
LOTHING DEP
in°B1RaeleGs aEndTC—olors for $1 25, all shades and size:4 on band t
That I sell the Genuine 2 -Button
2- utton $1 Kid Glove in the market ; Full Range in Blacks and
K ET'S !—The Best Value in Canadian and
RTMENT—Five Thousand. Dollars' Worth of
Beady naee Clothing just a rived and marked off ; All Purchased Direct from the Best Can.
Manefacturcis, wh r none but fie st-clatse worlenett ale employed; These Goods are
all en by mon ieceiving •a aries' which no retail house in America can offer ; Every Gar-
ment s anepected before a towed to leave the prennsee, consequenely we have to
cam. • NO Iniethe. to will fine by callipg on me that I show You this clasa of -Work
a lrea y ad up much lqv r in mice ndbetter.finished than any Ordered week you cau buy.
HING GO DS—Everything New in Furnishing Goods, at
•ably low figures; Tb t Cheapest ar d Best Lines ever offered in Wr ol Undershirts
ices at
raw( 1.s ; See my li le at 75 cents for, the tet.
FURNI
W ill find 1'9 y Ste tk Wei y teo nplete. I haecl notbeng but Reliable Goods. I marl
' them at tile Lowest Living le -relit, and give
M* USUAL 5 PE(? CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
her you
parchaeing. No 'Ts (ruble to Sheer Goods,
wish ta buy or not.
poi4rT_Aavrx
TO BUILDEF
1 Would call t
which he
FARMERS OTHERS.
•
6 attention of be public to the following b
ir en aged at III throp, four and a half mile
ELM—A large
SOF MAPL
BAB MAPL
131.0
BA S WOOD
PAT NT MO
CED
TAN
BLAC
G PT
cut from err+
—Dr , cut to the foel
—D„ cut to the flol
rye ut to the foil
ABL I FENCE—Let
POST —Split and Round
A. BIC— rent one hundred o
ASH AIL —A number f
anches of business in
north of Sejtforth ;
AW -MILLS. SAW NPLLS.
logs. Bills for Et:aiding, Fetncing and Ditehing filled on short
h and 2 inch on •.hand ; also a considerable quantity in log.
wing sizes: as, la and 2 inches.
owing sizes : 8x3, and 4a5 inc es.
one hundred and fifty cords.
sale.
RIST ND FLOURING
'TING ion) tly.Atteadeel &) and good work Warranted. Flour. Coarse and Fite Shorts,
an end h iddlmgs, always o9 and.
DRY 600DS A large stock, corneae ing the latest patterns in Twee s, Ducks, Cottonades, Shirt-
GRO ERIES A latge stock of all4 e leading lines constantly on han and selected with care.
BOOn FireAs.ND HOES—A well a ted etoek, hem Men's Heftvy Cow ide to Ladies' Finest Kid.
HAT ' AND CiAPS And late h's Felt, C.oth ana Strew. Sizoe well assorted.
EAR WARE—Pre Fled and Cut, K 13011,-, L. ete, Hingee, Screws, &c. A very rum lot of
Ifervest To ale.
FUI-NITURE Bureaus, Miirols,ir bles, Chain, Bed etca ds, Cribs, Lounges, &e.
The n dereigned, having 'pc best facelitirs ter buying and light expenses in carrying en
Ins business, ffers his custernena. o articles above mentioned et low pricee.
A. GOVNLOC
JON
farnit
prices.
eoanty
AD
M.
at rem
exami
to ord
feathe
Is, as
tion.
rate.
DRESO TO THE ELECTORS.
H.—" Good orning Jones*, Where are you going to 2"
S,—," ram oing down to tea. ROBERTSON'S Furniture Warerooms, to get some new
re, you see ine is getting yed out and I want to get sonie first rate Itineiture at very lOw
Our Imlay w nts a new crad e and they say that he hes tbe vsery best and cheapest in the
11
RESS the Fre
°BEETS ON begs to state thee
e his stock before purchasing
a, wood and lumber taken i0c
UNCIE
ormerly, under his own supelv
is Beet* of Caakets, Coffleas,p
nnerals attended in the collet
nd Independent People
he has removed to the premises 1
le is now prepared to furnish eve
urchasers will lied it greatly to
framing a apecialty. All work
change.
ything in the Furniture line
heir advantage to call sed
tended to. Furniture made
guaranteed. Farm produCe,
ision, and will be conducted with the greatest care and atten-
ends, &c., will be found complete, and at the very lowest
T. A Hearse for hire. Remember the place.
M. ROBERTSON, SEAFORTH.
IMOTIRTANT NOTICE. NOTICE.
IN S
f one 40 -horse Engine, one 20ehorse Engine two 5 -horse Engines, new and second-hand Boil-
ers, a ot of Flour Will Machinery, $ w Mill Machinery, 1
Plo s, Gang ,Ploivs, Lan Rollers, Straw cutters, orse Poe'vers, Brass
ittingslfor Engines, '3f as Pipe and Gas Fittin Cooking Stoves,
And a laigesaske tinent of Castingit n general nee. The above Stock will be sold cheap, to make
room for the manufacture of other* icles. Orden! taken for Engines, Boilers, and all kinds of
Mill Wank. Repairs attended to on the shortest notice. Address
18
U TION S LE
OF 1
THOROUGHBRED tA TILE
Bones, 86.eep and Swine.
TEE FOURTH ANN AL SALE of Vithiabes
',heathers' Cult' , Stallions Mare%
I Did, China. and Blffirkihire Pi *, timer
HURON LIVE STOCK ASSOC ATION
•
ill take place upon the SHOW GROUNDS,
ODE RICH, - ONTARIO,
COUNTY OF HlgRON, ON
A d Following Days, Cemmencing at TWELVE
o'clock, noon.
Anaong 3t the Stock -will be forma the valuable
p re bred Plincees prize bull, Prince ef Seaham
[, 92] 24432, also Crages, including the Duke ee
n se, and other animals of fesbionabi pedigree
bleeding mares, areona which is " Godoich
C fief," a half brother to the celebratedCanadian
S ock, waich will be effered biter Os sale of
Tef GtlIerimagitetihil.eneidsgabeneluvtelifsupuseidtuedateodn otnheiteasealeit by
L ke liar xt, and lathe terminus of the Buffalo ,
a a Go 'rich Railway (Grand Trunk) which
c =wets t Clinton wieh the Grey mid Brace
TERM —Twelve menthe' credit, ev theta in-
t (rest, w 11 be given on furniehing secoe*ty -utile-
rectory t the owner of the stock sold A dis-
c nnt of per cent. will be allowed for e sh.
There i ample aecommodation for eta man
aed bale . and the hotel rates are ve reason-
Sicretary, Seaforeh.
THE SEAFORTII
NCE AND LAND ACIENCY
1
Also A ent for sevem of the beet oan Bo-
de ies.
lso A ant for the Sale sad Purchase of Farm
an Villa Property.
$ 0,00 to Loam lin Sel:ett ptr cent.
A ent for the sale of °dean 2teantehi Tickets.
Pi
EPIC — Oyer M. Morrison's State, Main
84 et, Se 'forth. 645
HE
AVE
CI
ICH CAR IACE FACTORY.
ways on ha d, and make to Order,
ne s, and an guarantee a good articla both se
to 7 ateeia and workman hip.
, or Sty e toed Finish their work etennot be
nied.e.Pialicrinowia to the publie, having
to nr.anliteee,
bee in bu iness in Zeal h for over leayaers.
-I" mist° ere (merchan .0 and otherslifor their
lib ral pa renege &urine the past 7 years, mad
hoe es by
the futur
Wet integrity and close attertion
merit their nficlence and trade in
. Having grere enlarged hes prem -
the winter, h is now prepared teem
CASH Pill'OE
Fresh Eggs, delivered
THE IGHEpT
Fox any qiantity of 'peed
1.
anted by the sttbscri er, 25 tons of ood dry
.ele wheat straw. !
0 0 f --I 111.E.
O NG LESE H#IR RENEWER;
m OT IER Preparaticin yet discovered does
It
'LI its elk so q nekly nd satisfactozely as the
CI .GAL SE. It uever ails' to restore 6-IIAT
Ma. lif e, a it contains th SPECIFIC ALIMENT
. NA URA COLO is 11 STORED with rapid-
ity. It c res Dan tiff, tching and Enaptions,
and keep the he a Oen , sweet and bealthy.
the i: air a silkenl etre d softnese width is the
ad •• itation ef all Try it and be convinced.
Sol by DrnTegists, and hi SEAFORTH by j. B.
131
T E HEAD PH TO GALLERY.
Pi tures of
A CI
0
A
day
88
ex p
nen
GL
Dire
now, and all parts of Eatope. Fares *low as
wis ing la bring out the* friends. a
S te niers are unsurpassed, for elegance ape. com-
fort. Apply to
S. DICKSON, 1
593 At the Post Office, eaforth
LL AN
11
A; the Sampl
every day we
at (=alder's
au be made o
rien e. Old
1. Negatives
ANDR
site he Com
ANO
are _Moil Taken by
SE SAMPLES.
k. and uch as yen eau getany
nig. ich drapeey, -clear and
ly ycaret of peace -ice and
ictutes copied and enlarged as
ereial Hotel. 650
OR LINt.
ITED STATES MATL 13T+RS Sail
Every Satatday from NEW 011K and
SGOW (via Londonderry) and , LONDON
N TICE TO OEBT0,13S.
Mc NTI' RE .1 Seaforth
-DI (1 to state that they bave on their aooks s
arge number of acchunts of old standing,
whe In it not paid at once& will be handed to Kr.
had bett r take notice arid saye court -co .
AU TI N SALE OF FURNITURE
ER will be sold by tablic Auction* at the
Bee eta Hair oth Sofa, Tabies, -Chairs •Cup-
see—Taing—lumber fro
p lp aaui, yn tii:falyi vbway, will, eons emoi: t
TT:till:I:is ,brto.on,:glat
presentation had b
hrences were- cone
'plaintiff for $612.02.
The Queen. Vs.
i prisoner was char
The property alleg
buffalo robe. It ap
e the' robe was Mere
praetical joke than
, : persriSoillnertillsethrlwihigee.
Ana was subjected '
b;eit4t)srf, Ps beet tie' oak'n Le
eanlelcomplain to
action of the boy w
: acal4:set,hreedfioaertroatillfaeanoIrtougbruil:1
, reported. having s
-found that the
DiekSon, has to al
laity discharged,his
lately given birth
has been ineareera
months on the eba
time expires on the
she will be thrown,
the e ountry in a. he
having no friends o
under ber exist
They consider it a
jail authorities 4-
eompelled to loo
zrovistleAbobpyevithheizta
tueome home for
They also reported
change being inade
alth.ough seven out
in: favor of 43, reaelee
the number of jure
fifty-six entries a,
AlL7t1.e i ei re 1 11 +6 n 13t 4, a.° nwe I
dairy department
very fine lot of he
among the attract
the display in tb:
AV;.a,% OrOaltl yet so
ostrif illeadniea wenosritioanve
tbe work of Miss
miratien et ale'
same room a eate
his own make, w
where be ex -celled.
ass neuel, was a le,
work, and. her lab
several liret prize
Hogan. of Seafort
al‘lHbrse.aTutrall. Y/i win(); ,
work. both of whi
also a large exhibi
prize winner. He
not -extensively sh
IS few fine atina
Sheep were good,
a, few implements
wae first-class, es
Owing to the late
press, we ate limb
therefore have to
Carpenter, 2d De
mare, T. Word-
elding„ 13, Law
gelding, John lie
filly, John liem
:a::: Lh9ynrseelis:
snare, 1st Thee.
Dow. Sucking 1
tynch. Foal, is
Plouggeerrss: T°11)ree )''y
year ola heifer, 1
Laren. One yea
'palish Flaherty, 9
man. Two y
'Lawrence, 2a N;
jbN t(eelsahl jsinIt:, Isl.: t.111La ini: di ag e221
Sheatling ram,
1st Thew, Gat
Pair ewes, Istif
ley. Shearlin
2a T. Gourley.
Kemp. Aged
Aiken's, Ram
Pair of ewes,1
Breeding ewes,
Shea,rling ewes, -
T. Gourley. E
SWINE. —Age
Warden. Be
Aged sow, P
droppea in 188
Stewart. Masse
sJt.ti:Dwh.taSrBtt re. wa b, , sa ril apt:.
W. Wallace.
3. D. Stewart,
.°‘Tvi.hfIe43)aw,.tf31,silejewt.aw.Drti.
0-nAree Alen
Treadwell, R.
lst W. Aikens.
thaff wheat,
Aikens. Los
other variety,
Iiodge. Bark