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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wrapping Papers—C. W. Papst.
Shawl Lost—Expositor Office..
Dressmaking—Miss Moody.
Cotton Yarn and Warp—Smith & West
Farre for Sale --J. R. Ross.
Brussels Monthly Cattle Fair.
Conveyancing,—C. R. Cooper.
New Goods to Hand—Thomas Kidd.
Watchmaking—M. 1'. Counter.
Dancing School—Prof. Chas. Fetzer..
Iron Pumps—Win. Robertson & Co.
Photography—Wade Brothers.
Teacher Wanted—William C. arnie.
Card of Thanks James Mann.
Girl Wanted—Expositor Office.
Seaforth Pork .Fm..ctory—Hugh Robb.
Estray Sow—Louis McDonald.
Farm for Sale—John S. Porter.
{`stray Heifer—William. Campbell.
th. ugh Jams Carroll I. as obtain :d a
sh rt respite, through t ie disagree e1 ent
of he jury, there will be found erg
fe who can free them:kslves from the
herd that if he is not o : e of the ac ual
pe petrators of the cri •u e, he was an
in: tigator of it. At lea t the evidgnoe
th a far taken, and the cross -exam -na-
tio + s connected with e ` whole ease
pont so strongly . to . is concl ion,
th t we should be sorra Inde : t. see
hi u acquitted or even s pt at ber on
ac • ount of one jury .,ving ail to
aee upon a verdict.
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SEAFORTII, FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1880 sec
do
The Donnelly Murder Trial..
The trial of James Carroll for corm
plicity in the now celebrated. Donnell
murder was completed at the Middle
sex Assizes oil Saturday last. Th
principal witnesses gave evidence ve
similarto that given by them at th
coroner's inquest. At the conclusion o
the case Judge Armour delivered aver
able and lengthy charge to the jury
He thoroughly reviewed the evidence
and his charge was decidedly unfavor-
able to the prisoners. There is not th
leash doubt but the evidence bears on
the Judge's charge, and strong and ap-
parently biased as it was, it was not
one. whit more so than the evidence and
the conduct of the witnesses justify. .• A
synopsis of this charge will be foundin
another column, and from it a very
fair estimate of theevidence given can
be formed. The jury, however, after
due deliberation, failed -to agree upon a
verdict and were discharged. There
are yet four indictments against Carroll
to be tried, and five against each of tle-
other prisoners, but the evidence in
each case will be pretty much the same
as that given in the hearing just closed.
What further steps will be taken by
the Crown prosecution is not known at
the time of writing.
The evidence of the boy O'Connors
was the principal, or,in fact, the only
erimiu_ating evidence against the pris-
o ners. But this evidence is very posi-
tive, and the most searching cross-
° xaminations have failed to shake or
d estroy any part of it. If this boy
w ere not telling the troth, it is impos-
sible that he could adhere so closely, on
all occasions, to the . same story. The
astute lawyers wouldbe sure to pick a
fl aw in it somewhere, but notwith-
s tending their many and dexterous ef-
orts, they have been unable to do so.
T he little fellow adheres to the same
story, and neither coaxing nor bullying
c an induce him to waver in the slight -
eat. But, strong as O' Connors' avi-
dence is., the actions of the prisoners
and their friends, as disclosed by their
own evidence, is almost as damaging to
th eir cause. This vigilance committee
had held frequent and lengthy meet-
ings shortly -before the tragedy occurred,
_and the subsequent conduct of those
who attended these meetings showed
that the Donnelly family and their
doings had occupied a very large share
of the attentionn of the vigilantes at
those meetings. Add to this the fact
that every member of the committee
who has been examined or who has yet
come under notice, treated the murder
of the Donnellys and the burning of
the house with the greatest-indiffer-
e nee, -although they were all near
neighbors. The Whalens, who saw the
fire at its commencement, did -not go
near it for hours afterwards, although +`d freedom to
t hey lived within a few hundred yards in itch manner a
o f the place, and Johnnie Connors had crops es the progress
told them what had occurred. The mandsl; lower rents
Hyders, the Thompsons, McLaughlins competition ; more
. and others heard of the horrible affair an
on the following morning, but instead of pro
hurrying to the scene to verify the re
port and learn the particulars, as most
y
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e
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its
alr
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is t
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ha
ing
the
con
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has
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it
bl.
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has
(�o
per
poo
off t
sa
Wit
con:
other Irresppon
lat.ive Body
t is not in Canada
ple are becoming re
of an irresponsible
are crying out to b
a dangerous and
. The dissatisfa
• se of Lords in E
• ed larger proportion
posed it possibly con
hort a time ; and th
bolition, or radical
:ady entertained in
xpected. \The Loud
+ e representative of
sm, has warned the
e already gone too fa
the popular will as
House 43-fCommo
:field has counselled
in cons nonce of
re-consid red its ori
on and passed the
and the Burials Bill
majority ; and, w
e significant still, L
represents the cant
ative element in the
openly declared in
mons that if the H
lsts in thwarting th
le, some change in t
e House of Lords
—a declaration whic
tremendous oheerin
iderable sensation.
nt skirmishing bet
Houses comes to a battle
the
tem
one
fleet
pass
Eng
of t
riper of the House
er of the House of
+ of to be trifled wit
the feeling of the E
e may also mention
ge of the Ground G
ish Liberals have ful
eir promises to the te
w o: e votes` were so influ
ing
t em power. The L
parties under ordinary
woul have almost una
pose the measure, as the
hat ord. Beaconsfield's
they : hould not male a s
sero • dary measure 011 tke
stitu ional struggle, prevai
gl� w ich may end in the
p er a rule at the hands
to ts. Heretofoke Br
a
fa m�
in ti
ve m
of en
th t
sp rt
br d
st uc
ria t
si
paifi
B
mare
an t
the p
farne
their
wo td
the
de a
yrs were prohibited f
ie hares and rabbits
n which preyed apo
doing serious dam
he landlord night
now and t en.o rapidly and has b
ive in recent years
much angry nd se
umerous me: .orial;
atory promise fro
he landlord's plea
weight than h3 te
s vermin •wi'oitght
esent agitati n B
s are likely o obt
claimed righ s ri
not for a oRnen
in this conn
•
nit
cu
f t
_to
q
to
cohaaensation for nex
ements at the exp ati
ible
oom
alone
tive u
overn
retie
egrad
ion
gland
than
d have
possi
odific
quart
n Timm
nglish',
ords t
in wi
expre
s ; Lo
t to
his co
Mal
roanc
by a c
t is
rd H
ous a
ibera
he H
use pf
will
e cons
'11 be
was r
and
heth
een tl
epena
f Lord
Coins:
and
glish
that 1
me B'
Bed a
ant' f:
tial i
rds .ol
rcums
imonsl
have
ousel'
and o
ve of a co
ed; a•stru'
issolut on .f
t their own
ish t
om de
and at h} : r
the crop ,
e, in ord:r
ave a 'day s
his "gam "
come so d$=
hat it' gave
ions discu -.
nd in retur�i.
polio °ia,n
are wars c f
ant's drop
on. TJnd r
fish tenant
in more f
hts whic
be denies
is-
that
•der
4g
.0
the
the
dy
om
ath
the
las as-
ve had
of
,is
cost
ich
er-
ey
nd-
coy
w,
it
ton
ailit
atio
rs
s,w
con
fat.
hst
used
P el
use
eter
ynsi
�lerh
r?o
clt c
i -
me
ps
rt,
n-
a V,
'of
ds.
the
on
ruse
Lo
pf
itut
nee s-
•ei ed
po n -
:r the
re two
sup' n
T e
ons is
it• re;
eopfe.
�y t e.
1te
doth r
arm s
r gi
E be h
lances
o
aefo
, th 't
the
na
fro
ail
•
hey fnrth
• the farm
tivate sue
e times d:
iffset fordig
le taxatio
austed.'
'n of 1eaas.
u
INews of to W:ek.
eaths ire
n re in the ' icin
xi a. I - e prep f
sI N.—i: ng Zjlhee
iia to
r tish
R -Tie refjge
n up heir . abed
n on again.
-Pi tsburg b
flea and bbalae
ail ` ay accid
G -T ' e Russa,a.
m: ny political
uati •n at St.
da ly more ex-
would naturally do,theyappal.- . y ibEL f yW EVER:- o ou e
people Y pp � ell w fey r have oo d
e ntly treated the announcement with 'ity f lley West, glc
t he greatest indifference and went BURMESE AGGRES
ab out their ordinary avocations as if
nothing unusual had happened in the
n eighborhood. Besides this, many pf
thesepeople were about late on the
night of the tragedy, and not a few in sold scr ps of hum
some mysterious way happened either as telics of the terrih e
to be awake or to have been awakened there on Saturday nih
about the time the tragedy occurred, THE IjEAR SCOWL'.
and the flames of .the burning building Government is ma, in
arrests, and the si
were visible. And still, none of ,hoe' Petersburg is becornin
who saw the refection. of the light, and citing.
knew it to proceed from a fire caused Paoli STErrIENs:
by the blaming of a neighbor's bnildiug, Ste:pens, of Fenian "%o
cove ed by a New to
thought it worth while to raise the Wed esday in a des it
slightest alarm or even to mention the con 'tion.
circumstances. These] peculiarities, NEW VINE DESTRO
which are shown from their own evi- the phylloxera has app
Swiss vines in the Cant
dance, given in the most guarded and Like the potato bug, it i
careful manner, are in themselves Aree_ican origin•
sufficient to direct suspicion to the A CHINAMAN'S E!NTERP
members of the vigilance commit- Ymg Sing, of the China
Steam Navigation Cgmpan
tee ; and these peculiar circumstances to establish a line of steam
and actions when taken in conjunction China and Havana.
with the very positive evidence of the DEATH FROM COAL O
hey O'Connors, irreaiat hl leads one to of Chicago, last Mond
temp to overflowing in
the conclusion that the horrible tragedy -then it a match. A» e
was at least expected by all the mem- red, and the woman 'wit
bers of the vigilance committee, and burned that she died bn
ruing.
anFUL RAILWAY. ACCID NT. - On
day night, at Pittsburg, Pa., one
most terrible accidents
ever recorded took place. a engine
of one train plunged at full speed into
the rear car of soother, whi ;h wag ''so
overloaded with passengers that the I
ba , of Burmah, is s
to ak war on the 1
REFUSED SHELTJ
Jess its, who had talo
in Italy, are being driv
TOUT PIM DEPRAPITY.
n
•0
E
He: Cen tare
orie y, was dis-
k r porter on
to a. d starving
n ally! of
are a amongthe
'n • f St. Gall.
s : d to be of
IL
ay
that if the leading spirits of that oom- mo .
mittee were not the actual perpetrators SatnrE
of the crime,: they were at least privy to of the
it. We think this will be the conclusion
of every person who carefully reads the
evidence takenat the recent trial. Al -
ISE. -Song
erchanas'
is trying
rs between
.o :. Bright,
nig e t filled i. a
the dark, and
pl. ion occur-
s s e horribly
th following
wa
si
w
a
n
r
d
th e
A
h
' of a ..r to, fiftee
ESTE ' AN S
sa o w o ate
a kphc�ith t
tar. ¥arbbor i
ae(Jt 195, and
b. tiers.
Ai I\fol:LIFI
Ir and r k
T i(lro rim
se rile n_tha
d. away with,
n. tones ado
al li
ro
fat
ma
ma
is
ee
••f
hts
vie
ily a
Ym
ARSO
dere
n mi
con
w
th
to
ne
BO
in
ov
vii
er
toy
for
ah
Gr
Fr
sh
ne
co
we
shown, a
jud'ed,fr
wh ch too
!the gronn
$301 and
pri el in t
pur hale
I $34t. Th
cl -s sw
the was
in ► rha
ity a the
frothe
pri
also
try
colt
plea
beh
gret
our
offic
tore
of t
le
•• ro
alm
ng.1
H
ar
a
fist
Thee lyth:
P of ad': e, "las bdr not 1hast,"
abu dant verifid respect to
ow of the Moral r •.oh Agricul-
So iety, eld at IB ' on ' ed -
day 1 st. was t : e 1 :t of the sea-
, but w�as a.. ong t • e; N :r� bes held
he cci' my his year.: I 'ere ••ere
r 1,0 ent es, which i 00 in ;ad
ice of ny f. mer veer. '. he wrath -
as d fight' •1, and t 'e ounds and
a we cro i ded fro i ..: rly in the
noon intil 1: te in 410 e : ning. he
w in :very depart e • t was.od.
in, 1 airy' Product, 1 oots nd
its m: de t• largest a• a best is-.
ever sen l n Blyt . he ou side
w sivaa equ:llv god. to h ses,
rlyeteiv ry 61 ss was we filled and
•
tn •• s . mos k: ii. le ere
e sev� n •:neral pursose trams
• d• t it ch rac r ma ° be!
im t le fact tha • the r_am
, the a ret pride, : s sola Ion
to : s America a buye 'for
he t :: m which sok se end!
• : he : vy di'a ht class '• was
.1 by t i e same ge' tlema •� for
: you:g stoc in he se eral
ale:: excell : ht. In c: tle,
n u' a anally rirg:• dhow, • oth
s anal Grad s; a : • the �aal-
nim:' a may Wel be jug ged
nama and rep;tation: of
e win ,pre. he Sena az...arks ill
ants, e s ow Wae leo re ct
rid th °the depart
report bey° d On
. sting the
:Ment otic able y ar a yea in
est eve de artmen .. he fo
..
the re
Twe
shed,.
e are
Mu
of
Zonary
mned o
years' en
LOR.
red the $h
e Che alp
813, d'ed
as bur ed
.-Th 1 a
eping p
nt is re orte
d which' is
he tro bles,
ng of is et.
URON
wer: •id-
ven pe :ons
d or burned,
d.•
s.-Oue of
arsons, the
stantinople,
th, and the
servitude.
Gout , the
non i.i the•
e, off Bos'
October, 1st,
th millitary
Leagpe in
agit tion.
to h ve a
expec e1 to
but there is
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old filly, ls
Henry. F
Cries B
Connell, 2d
' CATTLE --
1st Snel
old heifer,' l'st
Heil r calf, 1
Bull alf,,J
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Chas
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be t Mar
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Mich
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2d D
s Poll
year
Stowe t.
Bread clot,
mes Henry
GRIMED lche
mmin .1
f wo king oxen,
Jos ph Howe
2d hem a Ro
Gowan. ; Yo e of taro wo
lin Gummi d. Cow Ro
oCneumpeairngo,i dstWeeres: 2d
MeGowan. (3.
2d Jamea Pott t.
unarni g, 2. Jam s
ing. Pai she r -
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otter. n
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st H. Snell ipsS,cii ti
Sneer inee. Age
ni
air shearlin ewe
ar littered i i188
sow lievin Weil
rung. Boa iitte
boar, 134.1 bert
1880, lst S. ray
ushels fall
Lontelage
ushels fall
wheat, 1
Howson.
lay kind, 1
n. Two b
88
of
as
x.
1,
P
spring eth at, Lo
Robertson, 2d
bushels fife, 3,vhe
wheat eny other*
2d Robt, Johne
barley, lst Jas. 13
Two bushels larg
Jr. Two Push*
bushels peas, sro, 1
211 Jas. McGowa
large, J. Tenably
seed, 1st Alfred
Barrel of flour,
One bushel potat6
Miss O'Rourke,
Nine field earrote
2d A. Tyerman.
red, lst Jae. Bar
Nine Swede tut
gd jas. Mach. 10
Melon, 2d A. Tyer1/1
wurtzels, 1St Dr.; A
bell. Two pump
A. K. Robertson
Three water melp
2d Andrevv Cu
ions, lsti Thos.
Frarey. Two he
Roberteon, 2d 8,
cauliflovver, 1st
Sellars. ,Nine C
Swede tbrnips,
Dania P
than 48 po
John Tayl
lst Jas.
SIT
Nation,
s. Barr
o bus
nd, lstR
on. T
rr, Jr., 2
hite oat
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Two bu
One bus
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1st josep
"b2gdard
s, lst Jas
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s. Barra
Tub butte
Robt. Joh
er in rolle
o. Collison
A --TEN P 14GES.
lir. Two
hanan, 2d
Is spring
bushels
A. Reid.
JAB Barr,
lst
an. Two
*els peas,
timothy
Hoover.
kin , 1st
Ho son.
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ott.
Jr.,
gel
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lst
on-
tzels,
ODUCE.
nds,
arr,
Dairy ch,ee e, 1st
Buchanaini Factio y cheese, (for
pounds mire s g r, Thos. kel
John Scott. 1
apples, 5 of each, st Jas. Po ter,
;Naples, 1st Robt. oadfoot, 2d S. M
Ion, Plate of 9 bore RUM /3, ls
Mellon, 2d John erritt. Pia o
Northern Spies, st John &lett,
Thos. Fear. Plate of 9 snow apples,
1st John Sprang, 2 S. Mello . Plate
of 9 Rhode Island Greenings, 1st
Tyerman. Plate of fall pippin ' lst
of 9 any other name variety, ls Jo
Sprung, 2d Thos. Fe r. Twel einem
winter peers, 1st os. Hoa 2d
Mellon. Peck to toes, ls tiGeo
Culliston, 2d S. M4 Ion. Six uncla
Two named varieti of era s, 12
Twelve peaches, 1.7a Thos. o re,
Jas. Symington. C.Ilection ard
Allan Hobson. Can ed fruit, 1 t Mi
ulliton, 21c1 'Thos. Tear. Gra e win
ear, 2d John Sherri t. Pai se, 1
nd gd F. Windmill Pair h Le
orns, 1st L. Thorpe 2d F. i dmil
air black Spanish, . Wind 11 Pa
ratlines, light, lst . Thor 2d
Windmill. Pair ahmas, k,
on of fowlEiL any breed, 1st OT11
air Iron harrows, 1 t Scott tew-
uggy, open, 1st Joh Brunsde d M.
am.mer, 'Scat Stewar Gang
artin. Grain erad s, Jas. sten.
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The si
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s
Taylor; Blyth : J. Stewart, Benmiller ;
Wm. Herbison, Goderich township.
Horses.—Wm. McMillan, Hullett ;
Wm. Sproat, Tuokeismith ; Jas. Gieun,
Col' orne. '
y
Cattle.—W. J. a Biggins, Stanley;
Wm. Smith, Bluevle ; John Sample,
Gr °"y.
Sheep and Pigs.-=Robt. Ellis, Luck -
no ; 'John Washington, Auburn ; Joh
Ce Itis, Belgrave. :
T plementa and Poultry.—Thom s
Ca ert, Hullett ; T. Colles, Blyth ;
J. . Mitchell, Westfiel .
ishe
El
88
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Mit
pau
Hay
ha
an
man
and
tr4 co
twe ne
Coflt eo,t
nraoirste
dPv luacacei
and
Toro
Perth Items
ere were 1,232 entri s at Pa
ston fair.
This new Presbyterian church at St.
Mr. Archibald McFall, of Wallace,
cant removina to Nebraska.
A new bridge bas just been fin -
on, the Mitc lell gravel road
a.
Several sheep 1,ere worried by dogs
e ferm of Mr. Seth Davidson, neat
helll, the other night.
The Grand Tact Pk Railway Coni
ha e contracted with Mr. W, G -
of istowel, 20,000 ties.
ch ol section 4To. 7, Hibbert
he
dy
he
fad
ce
he
he
r.
Daher of
chool has
Downie
uring co
f their Se
ctober at
other m
ases of diphtheria
4en closed until the
ch.eese and butter
pany have sold the
tember make at 130
ruing the expres
ing in to Listowel, ran foul of
teers bele ging to the Messrs
illing one ad breaking the leg
er.
ndrew
heep bre
ra lamb fro
in the vicini
of Toronto.
he new Pre
he open
y Rev.
ev. Dr. Cave
to.
certi cal at the
*naafi nation. Fro
to th Minister of
hid P per4 re -read,
secon G de A.
-- he returnin from the Log
of Mr T ernes .M tton, his wife, lif
Dani Y o, and a dth,er person, we
the McC1 cherty fa ma but fortu.nate
none f thimn were nit.
Sippel, in North Ea thope, near Tay
medical assis ahce could arrive
Heard, of Efarriston, p
nd two vie year olds—f
e es turned t e scales at 1,07
ber committed
IS
der of Elma,
thoroughbred. C
a.celebrated at
of Richmond H
he price paid
1111
has
ots-
ock
was Concession 9, Hullett, Farm Stock
•
not invalidate it, and it is believed tlie
matter will be aired in the courts. The
question is a very important one, said
there is a doubt about it the sooner t e
doubt is set at rest the better.
—The murder of the old man Pie
Brunel, at Plantagenet, seems to ha
heen committed for the sake o $
'Which he possessed. The victim live
alone, and was murdered while le vi
or going to his work.
1 —Judge Armour, in the Mid. lesea
Court of Assize, on Monday annoince
that as the thne of the Court vtoulo n t
allow it, no further trials of the Bi
dulpla prisoners would take !place thi
bail, ,but His Lordship reserVed s d
cisiop until after he has had. an o porl-
tunity of consulting with his br the
jadges upon the subject. The pris4iner
havel been remanded to jail to wai
this decision. 1If no bail is gran d,
special commission' may be issu d
try them a.butif neither is 'done he
will remain in prison until the S ring
ARSizeS, when they will again bel
0
brought up for trial.
Aution Sales.
Wednesday,!October 20, 1880, on Lot
31, Concession 11, McKillop, ann.
Stock, Implements and Efonsehold ur-
niture. Sale ti commence at 12 o' ock
boon) Richer Phair, proprietor A.
Dalgetty, auctioneer.
Monday, OctOber 25, 1880, On Lee 8,
North Thames Road, Usborne, F rm
Stock and Impleriaente. Salle to om-
mence at 12 o'clock noon. avid il-
Concession 5, McKillop, Fa S ock
and Implements Sale to °rpm nce
at 1 'clock P. John oran, ro-
Friday, October 29, 1880, pn L t 1,
yterian church
ed for divine s
ti Rev. Mr. Wilson.
g services were con-
Paefessor McLaren
,'of Knox College,
Implements. Sale to commence
at o'clock P. M. Wm. Cowan, proprie
er- j. P. rine, auctioneer.
Fri ay, October 22, on Lot 2, Con
sion 17, Grey, Farm Stock and IM
meats. Sale to commeace at 12 o'cl
noon. John McFadz an, proprie
J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Tue ay, October 26, on Lot 5,
pupil of the M
repented a grade
e ent intermediate
this he appealed
ducation, who had
nd awarded him a
it -
bind Implements, Sale to commenc
1 o'clock P.M. sharp. John Scott,
prietor ; A. Bishop, auctioneer.
an
ng CAMP ELL—In McRillop, on the 28th ult., the
r• wif of Mr. James Campbell of a son.
re STRO1NG—In Wingham, on the 6th inst., the
of vile of Mr. R. S. Strong, Jr., of a son.
ly the wife of Mr. Geo. Movbray of a aon.
BRIGGS—In Varna, on the 25th `ult., the wif f
as Mr. Edward Briggs of a daughter.
es-
le-
ck
qk
at
TO -
11
•
Marriages.
ng
A. VIAL --MOBRIS—On the 7th inst., at
18- resi ence of the bride's father, by Rev. .
Pri hard, ' assisted by Rev. Mr. Si
ea • right, Mr. Wm. Stracban, to Miss
bare! Morris, all of Colhorte.
ee_ LAWSON—STACY—On the 2 th ult., at Den
DOMESTIC MAMMA CBES AN
en yards full cloth 1st re. Po
Miss O'Rourke. en ,yar s
ade ell wool flab el, Mrs.
n yards union fl el, let
ol blankets, lst G. Young,
se. Patch quilt, t Miss H m
as Pollock, 2d , chard So
g cabin quilt, 1st rs.I Mu a
Miss Nash. Whit quilt, Joh
overlet. 1st Gordon Young, 2d
°Gowan. Pair woo len Om i
cks, 1st Miss H eaten, 2d R
urrayfield, 2d Mr Irwin. G
itts, 10 Miss Poll c . 2d Mrs.
ock.
Wallac
ing, s
IES'
ro hers.
ock,
ome-
ash,
e all
Imes
ton,
let
ers.
eld,
her
lst
air
bert
tlet
un-
lst
het
ket,
rra
iss
1Satab,
Potte
sh
ra
Ro
Ro
ep,
ti
and
ist
ed
Spr
Joh o
ed 113
ed 1
o ed
ier. Pro
0, RObert
ed in 480°, Els bert
GoAer
Bits ma.i—Ag
son. P ar littered
2d. aDonald.
1st 2d S. Gray.
G pus
Jos
any
bus
Buc
bus
vte
hiLyon
pther Id
els Sone a
el fall w eat
1.
AA
01
11
Re
rtson
eat
eat
Tw
R.
elve
Fi
re. Wallace, 2d Mi e Pol
rk on cotton, le Mrs
iss Nash, Fano nit
1 t: Jas. Symington? 1d rs.
C rd board work, 10 Mrs Wa
Bachanan. Pencil aw g,
Thom, 2d Miss Nashal Ph togra h
Senior. Raised Bei wool .w 1st
Flat Berlin wool wo , 1st Mr r.
Carder, 2d Mrs, Thom Berlin re th„
J. Seat. Feathisr fie ers, lst 11 J.
eryi, lst Mrsl Wallace, d tee kn.;
foot, 2d Mies Bucharia . Sofa au h n,
Rag mat, lst Mies Itu hernial, 2d R t.1
ted1 quilt, Bliss; Do cle. Pair g
4 Ale, Murdock. Set single h
Nalili, 2d Gordon Yo g. Pate
gent's pants, lat Marge et Cumm. g,
Katy Collitou. •Darn 613. sock et Eito
Cumming. 1'
Ladies.—Miss Reid,1 Hallett ;
Herbison, Gcaderich township ; Km.
BS
son, of Denver, formerly o Brussels, to
ur Charlotte Ann Stacy, of B4ussels.
a end place, and by the same, Mr. Joseph
patriek, -formerly of Brussels, to Miss M
r- Ellen Folkes, of Denver.
0. SADDLER—HANS1EKER—At Brussels, on
6 28th :alt., by Rev. S. Jones, Mr. James S
BLAIN—I-SAMPLE—On the • 5th inst., at he
tO esid nce of the bride's father, by Bev.
one , Mr. John Knox Blain, of Parry So
to Miss Agnes Sample, of Grey.
18
rd aol damn
ber 30, was
'wer —Caned
—W ile 'some me
the fa
of Mr. Rob
ope4 the other da,y,
r. G.101iyer, got hi
the cohpling rod of
Mg it off end other
well.
the
as.
ve-
ar-
iss
he
the year endm
05. Their natio
rid, 10 ; Unite
tries, 7. _Religio
71; Church of En
4, 33 ; Methodist,
Were threshing on
rtson, North Eas
a dog belonging t
tad entangled
the machine, pul
lee injuring him
valuable one wa
under the car
on, and is doin
g -
s.
tel, Wingham, on the 5th inst., by Rev. S.
'Jones, Mr. Jas. Sampson, to Miss Jessie c -
Donald, both of Grej.
RF,LLY REYNOLDS — On the 29th ult., t
111 Cheri s Kelly, to Miss Susannah Reynolds, 11
TRIEBNER—SANDERS—At the residence of
the lnide's father on the 5th inst. by Rev. E.
y
t- a. Robinson, Mr. F. Triebner, to Miss Fan
O Sanders, all of Stephen.
EILI1ER—On the 28th ult., at e
ce of the bride's father, by Rev. S.
Mr. W. IL Wenzel, of Crediton, to
second daughter of Frederick Eil r,
.—At the residence of t
father, on the 7th inst., by Rev.
ve, assisted by Rev, F. O. Thorns n,
Mr. ,Oexander Gardiner, to Miss Janet Ke
1 all of McKillop.
Church, Irishtown, on the Oth inst., by v.
Dean Murphy, Mr. Michael Lambert,, of Du
lin, to Illate, eldest daughter of P. Moyle
Esq., of Maintop
brida'S father on the 22nd nit., by Rev.
Smith; Mr. Elias Potter, of Goderich, to Mi
Ellaabeth Iveson, of Hay.
the 12th inst., by Rev. Mr. Graham, Mr. Jo .
Nicholf3on to Miss Annie Wright, both of
bride's1father on the 30th ult., by v. ib
te Miss Charlotte Green, a Turnberrty4
Perents, on Mill Creek, in Amexica Valle
Lnke . Thomas Scott, of jamis n, Ca
forniol, to Miss Carrie E. Kerby.
on the 5th inst., in the Methodist Chum
Mitchell, Mr. Nicholas J. White, of ton,
Exuma E., third daughter of Cha . Tun
Esq., of Mitchell. I
in WEN ZE
resid
1- Myer,
GAR IN
e bride'
g
I —A the last meet ng of the Town
'Comic in Listowel, ; motion was car -
tied to advPrtise in t 6 daily Globe and
Mail, or four sue essive Saturdays,
offerin the; sum of 20,000 in bonuses
iu the owni not coniieting with: indus-
tries heady este, dished ; the said.
anima to be appertained according to
the nu ber of hand: employed as fob
lows, iz.: For 25 hands or more,
hands or more, $7,0 01; 100 hands or
more, 10,000.
—A eading land d tiler in Stratford
says th re is an incr esed iuquiry for
purcha es as laves ments. Mortgage
securities being scar er and less profit-
able, o ipitalistenaust seek other invest -
menta. He has beei approached by
the age t of an Old Ountry loan com-
pany, f r th purehas 'of 500 acres of
wild. land at $8 an ac 0 in Elute. and
Grey, where they rb baying 2,000
acres tb al view t 1 improving and
50,000 cres m Meant ba for colonizing
old con try eemigrants
fatally, ha pened ear Trowbridge.
Mr. Robert eorge B 11, a young man
about years of age, as, on the 28th
ult., at Work with a s a of horses on'
his father's farm. In going up behind
one of them to fix a chain which had
got out ef .order, the aimal switched
Mr. Bell in the face 'Oa its tail, and,
in ordeal to prevent i from doing the
same again, he caugh its tail and gave
it a slap in the hip wi his hand. But
in doings() it kicked II m in the abdo-
men, and left him raaseless on the
ground. After some erne, when some-
what rePovered, he w taken home,
and for severrd days s ffered the most
•
excruciating pain. : e• continued in
that state with emerge. ally less painful
spells for eight days, ••hen death put
an end te his suffering He was an ex-
emplary young man, a will be much
Gen.eral Ne
The new Grand
house at Prunibo is ab
—Six Men lost thei
Pit near 8tella;rton, N.
by the water braking
them Waal the forem
have been. recOvered.
—A gentleman pa
Grand -Trunk train goi
Monday night put off t
boro because hie was tr
et the date of iwhich
claimed that the lapse
VIP
a It ems.
Trunk station
ot completed.
'lives in a coal
S., on Tuesday,
into it. One of
n.. Four bodies
senger on the
g east was on
e cars at Scar -
ening on a tick-
ed expired. He
f the ticket did
•
DODD13—In McKillop, on the 7th inst., David, so i
of Mr. Charles Dodds, aged 6 years and 1
BRAWN—In Exeter, on the 25th ult., Mr. Jo
FARQUE SON—On the 5th ult., at ''ordy
Af
1 East A awanoah, Mr., Wm. Tarquherson
' wife of Mr. Henry D' ing, aged 237 B.
' Geo. Gedbolt, aged 59 years.
Spring Whetst, Fife, per bushel.... 0 97 to 1 05
lig 0 60
Tallow, per 11) 0 05 to 0 06
Cianrox, Oct. 14, 1880.
Fal 1Wheitt,per bushel 0 95 (0 0 96
Barley,per bushel ,. 0 50 0 60
Potatoes, new . 00 1109 . 00 1200
Clover Seed.
'?t
OcT ��
oBEk 5 1$$O!.
98 ds 711Pi°)irivi2teedtr.; 68:2rint7gt1114111
5s 3d, peas 7 911
eeTe 60:0;:rieTho, ose;_____„4_,t6.61036._d.114,1, ett, lit
4Pt °b72511eccatStgiCh'61/53ti9Y1°P'; -----...°PenSgrt4lit!ii;°°1-r—j!ileke.371e%t°1t:142'1°'
eggs2,5pce;r11°dore, 188a tio)8 1009
TORONTO, Sept.14.--Cattle--Porlae
market—F rat -class 3fe tot; keno.
actes ese12—leT ti (1 ) ae3aenet ' fri trsah i rot Inh kear:r no roOda ti oe t . a2et et dttko .§:
for sh ppin
run being from $3 aa
4hwTi leihgat ehBat og. an5nvHceeerfoxor 113 t otTi :hue ea lhaosgli nes t, ail 31538e git000do istiolt
for fa ones.
NE OBS, NEW COO
JUST ARRIVEP AT
CAM BEL 'S CLOTHRC HOU
Magnifieent Stock of
SC T H SUITING',
It..
Of the atest Designs, to 'eh he mew,
invites the att ntion of the ublia. Re In /173
f ear bu these Goods will be" fetuid, on help*
t ion, to compa favorably with anything toil
s een i any onse in the Trade, Perth*
a *lent' ii is its ed to his seleetion of 8001eR
/3 UIT GS, w iclearvenf the Latest -aid Nog
SCOT H TWEEDS
over all others for Variety of IDesigne, for tete
billty and Dar bility of Textlure but ahoy
e wear and teer 'without gen*
After such a 'bountiful Unto,
rosperity, it is safe tuanticipats
for
T TAILORS' GOODS
ordingly media ample Providoe
and. In
for standing t
out of sispe.
and retn.rning
1 a Large Dem*
MERHA
And 1 have at
to meet that d
HATS AND
The Stock is
Though I do n
House To
do say hat I
House i Town
:all the
'Suitable for F
can rely on • It
competentniee
CENTS' FURNIS111114
unusually Large and Complote.
t advertise inynelf as the "wily
In this line 4if bueiness, yet, I
can give as good value as say
In a few dayS will have a
11 and Wintei. My enstorden
vies and at ressonableptioes.
WRAEPP
A
.W1LL SELL FOR 13 E MONTH
Wrapp thg Papers and Paper Begs at COST to
Clear Out the Entire Stock.
THE STO K CONSISTS OF
111;nir la"la Bi4gagel Brown B gs, No. 00,
Brox ...Bags, No. two, and Br*:
Atgs. White! Tea #11
W. PA ST, SEAFORTfl.
SEAF RT PORK ACTORY
GI -T 133,
e any ltuantity of POk, subject to Ike
egulatrions-: We will lake off 2 potmaa
A if ry, and if soft. Shoulder
II' end
fol lowing
pflr Minor
Sbuck, 25
SI M
iThe mad
s ages, Bolo
STORE W
ext d or to Killoran Ryan's, where
ock of all kinds of Ctired Meats, Sen-
na, Pork and other Cuttings, Are.
E OPENED THIS WEEIL
iv e me a trio . Nothing buil a good ern*
HUGH ROBB, Begot/b.
RE
ac -Os dealt an nearly free Loin stumpe,10
hardwood b sh ; there is a new blank barn, oth:er
beering ere d ; his fann is well fenced lath
cedar and bl ck as rails, also eVer 100 rods Of
beard fencin ; s farm is in a good state _
ivation,- lad oiler half of it has been lYin8
pa ture for a number of years,with good wellies'.
fro the vi age et Gordo, 5 from Thou:eh 1
fro school, d from church ; this farm is a
gre t bargai , and can he bought for $5,500—
$2, 00 eash own, the balance to be secured bY
mo tgage on he farm at 8 per cent. interest, fa
ab ; posses ion givenimmediatelly. For farther
par iculars a ply te the prophet* ou the prem -
re es or if by letter to GoiTie peat eillee.
RO S. 671
TRAY STOO
TRAY IFER—Came into iihe premises of
'.4=i the tin ersigned, Lot 24, Atowneen. Line.
Steil} ey, abo t the first of September, a 2 -year
old. 1r ed and bite leffer. The otner request.!
t .4 prove property, pay chargeel and take her
away. WILT TAM CAMPBELL. 871x4
L ST -01 light Colorl4d Shawl wee
cist on Tuesday last, somewhere between tho
ethodist Church and R. JandesOn's Store. 17re
fi nder would confers favor by leaving it st the
1
ed at on
OFFICE, Sea
ED4-A Good Sen t Wane.
e. Apply at THE ,EXPOSITOR
1
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