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he reading a
Le, little ones
selings during
8, but several
Miss Scott is
all, both, par -
ter retirement
I be succeeded
'wing is the
rig desirous to
inks for the
have alw ay s
this oppor-
1. We deeply
inion, existing
zielier and pu-
n, perhaps for_
Ave not at alt
our labors, yet
.v forwhat you
ve have alw ay -
vise counsellor
,ea.cher ; never
;or selfish or
acting with
and as we are
Hugs in words,
q token as a
tppreciation of
rely hope that
r it, you will
iR taught and
are about
the greatest
undertkines;
igh life inafbe
sure, and that
are numbered,
py home where
rough's music
along splendid -
well. satisfied
.—The annual
Branch Agri_
lection of ofh-
he transaction
r held at Me -
ort the second
hen it is hoped
attendance of
yelfare of the
a.. McAndrew,
wn line,is going
d. Mr. Header -
the Brownson
spoken of as a
a his place.—
ction, Stanley,
p teachers for
ustaxd for the
Mr. McQueen
;ai. These are
od appearance;
narciended, the
re rio fear of the
/".
• glad to uo-
f are
ment of stock
Teen a great de -
e past. Anieng
specially notice
Joseph Foster,
have brought
some very fine
Lrnie, tfall bred
'Id, eost $100,
Lorne," also a
,tered pedigree.
lit a bull calf
tred by Mr.
Eace-: Mr.
Doug -
co*, "'Violet,"
• bred Cotswold
ie above will yet
se raising stock
r'r. Edi -
your last issue
Loted breeder of
ed and refused
,aers. Now, Sir,
Libout. We have
r- in Stanley who
.only give two
me to nay mind.
Sparks sold two
slit off the grass
ounds each, and
l,he sum of $12(},
old four of the
rass, for which -
at an these cat -
could mention,
hat was offered
Snell, andwe
big thing either.
—The good peo-
y succeed in get-
electioLi times,
breeze does not
• changes in the
s thought for a
era all thorough -
present Council
11 be re-elected at
the last few days
busy. It is now
s SiMpS011 again
words with
Reeve, and Mr.
o named as an
n, while it is said
n intends. to op -
:the Depatyship.
dianges in the
:of, there is any
• likely the pro-
-xt will tell.
The Christ-
-le school in Sec-
.eld on Tuesday,
• WAS fine a goodly
terestied in the
-1 several from a
t. It is to ha re-
do not ccine out
ese eXaminations,
the teacher and
in the education
The examination
rt.( sagli , and the
mess iwith which
, gave evidence of
..ith which their
;„ has drilled. them.
e Wail that the
coming from the
front one or two.
e case. Especial
ade of the physi-
vas of more than
xanained by their
,videnee of having
'dui knowledge on
act top much ne-
C schools, but very
by Mr. Hogarth.
ra excellent work.
why, analysis and
examinatioll WEIS
enough, as those
estified to the ad-
iy the pupils, the
tool, and the faith-
ey of the teacher,
,z.ustees have wictelv
1/2,1
E.
•
'31
DECEMBER 24, 1880:
secured for the coming year.
singing "Always Cheerful," an
• benediction by Rev. N. Smit
' , school was dismissed.
After
the
, the
Brussels..
NEW LIVERY STABLE. — Mr. John
Smith, of Brussels, has started a livery
stable. • He occupies the large sables
on the Ament property opposit the
Queen's hotel.
MARKETS.—Fall wheat 51 to
spring wheat $1 to $1.05, peas 6
65a, barley 70e to 78e, oats 30c, p rk $6
to 56.10, hay $7 to $S, beef $5 t(i) $6,
eggs 18c, butter 18c to 20c.
FAST DRIVI?.TG.—One day last
1.02,
c to
T Smith and P. Scott drove
Brussels to Seaforth in one houi and
fifteen minutes, including one stopage.
The horse was a threeryear-old, a$ the
property of Mr, Srnitt.
REPLY.—Tho statement made b Mr.
F. S. Morshead in last week's issue
amounts to this : He thought h had
given too much for the business. ished
-to withdraw, and I allowed him
to do so and. gave him back his oney.
—The Gra
—F. UREN.
THE CARNIVAL.—The carnival iji the jected to ado
skating rink, held on Friday las, was and persisted
well attended both by skaters and and pint on
spectators. The ice was in good condi- viewing the
tion, and the band was present during seized the me
the evening. Tbe prize winners ere : wrath manife
Best dressed lady, Miss Gofton, rox- —The chil
eter, (as winter) - lady skater, Miss of Mrs. A. 11
Campbell, Brussels ; girl skater,
B. Wilson, Brussels; best dresse
tleman, W. Sinclair; best comic
W. Smith; best gentleman skat
Smith.
Pourany AND BUTTER.—The C
mas Poultry and Batter Sho
held on Wednesday last, and. w:
attended., the poultry exhibited b
a very fine quality. The follow
the prize list : Best pair twice
week
from
gold shirt stu
ear -ring. We
money being f
but we never
screw being
stomach.
—Mrs. Tho
caught by her
threshing mac
ed being kille
were badly br
—A forme
named Simps
oradogold an
he has struck
he can make
make only 50
—Two Kink
a new moti
machinery.
place has dis
which one ma
and cut easily
—At the re
Presbytery, R
°hell tendere
charge. At ti
from Brooksd
Rev. Robert S
1V
Miss all, met at th
gen-- burt Esq. of DE
dress, last week, to c
r, W. Several prese
thepresentsb
1. rist- spectacles.
was made by Dr.
s well the heads of e
mg of hag. some tok
ng is —Wesley S
cs. A. of St. Marys,
ge e, last week, be
hell ; longing to t
d F. ing a few rod
roith, and soon de
nd 3d Then it starte
rgess ; carry it, beati
urvis ; low, and . a
best five lbs.
no 2d from the sta
W. Smith. 3d 8. Burgess ; best 5b lbs., thoroughly a
Mrs. H. Bali, best 30 lbs., Mrs. W. side of the ro
Mitchell.
BRIEFS.—The Public School
on Wednesday last.—Mr. Joseph
stau, grocer,. who was burned
It
Nicol, 2d. and 3d W. Smith; pair
lst, 2d. and 3d Kerr, 4th J. Mi
ducks, 1st and ad W. Smith,
Oliver ; chickens, G. Kerr, 2d W.
3d A. Nicol; rabbits, J. Hogg, 2d
A. Roe ; eggs, 4.. Hislop, 2d S. Bi
Butter, best 1Q lbs., Mrs. J.
Mrs. R. Armstr
closed
John-
nt in
Leaven's Block about two weeks ago,
has opened out his stock of groceries in
Leadbeaterrs BIock.—The Logan farm,
cn the 14th concession of Grey, 100
. acres, was sold by auction OA Saturday
last to Ls,lr. Logan, one of the heirs, for
53,270 cash. C. R. Cooper wielded the
.mallet.—There will be service in St.
John's Church on Christmas morning
• at 11 a. m.—The tea .meeting held in
the Town _Hall on Monday evening last,
,annd
n
oe
and i
efore
id a• asclotlal
ine a
ie
sedH.
resid
n, wri
silo
ari
1Otlt
ents
ra,
0pnoth0e
overe
c ani
and
nt
v,1\1
the
O s
le and
ott
gem
ting I
n usi
s.
atter
sures
ted ifi
ren
rlbeitt
resi
chel
Ia
teab4)
i g
1
E
piece
read
ia fi
ieard
ay
:ed of
(kgd itna rt
face
nt of
ing fro
r ;dig
• thin
:re whe
• ere.
• n ha
er f
man
(. an i
CM a c
'idly.
eting
. Mite
esign
e mee
Burns
s Bust
f Ru
e rio
the e
e In
the• ndth
hat G
•d gr
num
ce of
•n Mo
her 74
were
air of
esent
rt, of
oiselaol
n of Lection
obn and J
e in a cut
d an unbro e
orna4r. A e
ieanimal b
dihod the
off as ast as •s
g Matd S's
oipe of hu
ting p Ant d,
arra d young
No oneh
la
18,
rk
Y's
e of
nth
rk-
a ys
ol
k
0i iil
e ce
n mg
s th
n b
t a,
t or
it
f hi
le
qli
g
a
td
ob
re
ar
110
ht
051
hi; l re
•
11.
1 1
Si 3 12
o e ra e
. • • 'er
.4ie1d
tr but
'1
th
ef
4i
l
species of dillioil
com:orta le h
family. By flai
lost a loving n
and ad 'ser.
eigh '., e prat t
—Miss Anni'
1
Mr. Gregor
1
nosh, has b
teacher n tianc
of $200per aim
rhE
lyth P
s owing
room,
Miss D
y,
me
dea
ban
e le
moil
Mc
c Oiva
en long
hest
rn,
last month
bile; Sdhool
Nwaaher o
Fi
aksoa's: OC);, MiSs
dance
ton's
;
st ha
about
(Jam
d dre
in Exe
tion, a
ur ove
u der
liolic
Avorage atte
29 ; Miss
Dick sons:,rod
--They; m
rses ire:and
day morning
James, Picka
fionitlie mil
hill to the st
of the saroe_d
m:
3 jof fi
Etzaait
Ca
Mr. Wi
half ton
b
Win Ant
held in the T
week, when
fancy art
A dra
place at
rizes is
James C
.1
and
sale
tak
the
Mr.
nrl- Rod
ton,
killi
ter'
vill
inc
pay
due
he
so abo
OUB
bee:
not
in
a
0
0-
d
d
Duron
The hay press'
at Wingham urrei
of baled hay ser day
—The tow ship
decrease in p pulati
one Deputy eeve n
—Mr. Rob rt Gra
has purchase
Morris, 100 a
—Mr. Pete
Mills, got hi:
the machine
ago.
under the auspices of Melville Church, —Mrs. Ja
- Sunday School, was well attended and sion 5, Grey,
She is confin
nrrie, time. ,
hrist- —Mr. Ja
passed off very pleasantly.
MEAT DISPLAY. — Mr. A.
butcher, makes a fine display of
mas meats,. -which in every
would do credit to any city
Ite exhibittwo carcases of be
fed by Mr. D. Dobson, of Gr
four dressed quarters weighi
pounds ; the other had. been fe
Mcliauchlin, of Grey, and wei
pounds; also 6 fine porkers,
from 25 to 200 pounds each, a
fine carcases of mutton. All th
Si
11
respect ceived a seve
arket.
f, one
v, the
few evenings
stove in his
G
' g 7°° granting a.b
13Y D. South Huro
hs 850 drawn and
eighing —The an
nd two with Turnb
meat..will be held
was shown on Wednesday evening in ham, on Th
front of Mr. Currie's stall on Turnberry next.
street and was nicely decorated.' It was . —A span
inspected, by' every passer .14. The. John Shiple
show certainly does Mr. Currie credit,
Clintonlas
and his customers may exPOet fine to Clinton l'
,
meat for their Christmas an
Years.
CRICKET SCPPER.—The 'mem
the Brussels Cricket Club an
friends had an oyster supper
Tecumdeh' House on. Wednesd
Rig last, on the occasion of pr
a bat and a;pair of leggings
players of the North Huron an
Perth match, which was played
fryn last summer. The pres
was made by Mr. Wade onbeha
players to Mr. E. C. K. Davies,
fryn. Mr. Wade also read a
propriate address, signed on
Listowel, Palmerston, Wingham, and
ade a
present -
A. Veal,
average
ut forty
eluding
1
New load.
—Mr. Ra
ers of sion, Grey,
their
at the bush cut
proper treat
y even- again.
senting Ja
by the had the mis
North
at Hen- fall, was in
first time fo
ntation still carries
If of the
of Hen-
ery ap-
eha!f of
Brussels clubs. Mr.. Davies
Suitable reply, A bat was also
ed. by Mr...E. E. Wade to Mr.
he having made the highest
score during the season. Ab
gentlenaen sat dowiii to supper, i
eight from Wingham. A very pleasant
evening was spent. The sup er was
got up by Mr. J. Campbell in is usual
good style.
Perth Items.
. The skaters and curlers of
have a rink 165 feet long by 64
—During Tuesday last wee
taxeswere paid into Listowel rj
—The ladies of Stratford IN
church realized $300, fro
bazaar.
—The Masons of Listowel
their annual ball and supper
29th. inst.
—The Mitchell town regist
the vital _statistics during 18.
deaths 18, births 56.
—The sum of $600, was
other day in Mitchell for an
fifth, building site.
—Sneak thieves are ope
private houses in St. Mary. Keep being claeri
your front doors locked. bership, a,
—Mr. Duncan Stewart died in Rib- from the e
bert on the 1111... inst. having attained . —Mr. L.
the great age o '39 years. sion of Gre
—The town council of Stratford is him to cut
being petitioned by the citi2eas to do They_split
away with the market fees. 1 pretty goo
—At a Ladies' Aid. Social eld in a Mrl‘McNe 1
private house in Mitchell a fe evenings young folks
ago, the handsome sum of $2( . was re- pleasant
alized. •
—Mr. N. Writt has sold
west half of lot 28, con. 4,
$2,400, the purchaser being
istowel
wide.
$5,000,
reasury. past season
athodist --Mr. R
their Exeterabo
a farm in
'11 hold to this Pro
on the not good i
thinks he
&shows in this co
to be home last
—The
aid the brook, has
acre and. held every
Manse. T
ating on of 18 mein
—Mr. Jos
concession
Mills, of th
making pr
houses in t
—Mr. Le
Goderich,
known tbro
eially amo
week at the
—Mr. Jo
decided to
tory. Ala
put in, and
added; the
—The an
worth Butt
ing Compa
January.
cheese ma
Notes
r
g esi&
ut alo
Grev
n, wi
xt yearn.
am, of
Dr. owler s
res, lfo r 3,000 4a
Dolfhin, of
hand badly
y ,of ftle mill a
es Sznith, of 1 t
still xe nains e
d to her bed
i I
eS Sha rpin ,
el ound on
go by fall
wi hot.se.
d ridh town h
n s to the
ailway ha
not now b
:1 Su per i
✓ ricult
at the oya1
✓ d,
ay 13th o
1
ors s belo PI
f th4 Hnro
eek 3rew fr
•ughels of h
i
w yi ota the i6
h le a opping
is fcot badl
nt he will s
il
f
0
11
$rcith, o
une to bre
russls la
boat three
cint3hes.
• fiO7J13012,
Hulett,
4ph,ncess
p raticins* to
O Priht4.
n rd Pck, n
old reside
out this
the farm
e Of 0 yea
Br n, o
teri ly enl
fifty horse
a stay fact
a ter f Mr.
al eting
and heese
wi0.1 e held b
ere ere ov
ctur d in ti
arci weet,
Ye ago
itpb , inte
ces •rtly.
the orth
b tter
ry, 17S.
k.,
Me
ariiz a a Bi
hurs ay. e
clas at pr
e rs, a d str
:lied ()Van incr
Id of
t rEri
MeNehad'
WiIOd.
1,11 nil
• ay S
invit
o hi
✓ niog
11
•
a
11
nf
t.
1
il
•
Fletcher.
members Of the Hi
Board in Listowel canvassed
for prizes for the pupils. In
they secured $80.
—The Canada Methodist C
Listowel, raised $1,000: by su
on Monday night last woek..
pay off a church debt.
—A man named Alexander Clyde a He was a
resident of Wallace, has been commit- lnd, and
ted to Stratford gaol to stand his trial township
for beating and maltreating hiswife. until 1852
—The Beacon says : In the Stomach ness-and
of a turkey bought on the Stratford 7; Grey -to.
market one day last Week, were found his death.
a piece of iron ore, nearly an .inch Of this to
square, a small wire 'corkscrew with 1 when it.
cork attached, a couple of buttons, a ; undaunte
antastic.'
is farm, —The re
llice, for tion in the
r. John Cranbrook
maximum
h School class—R.
the town Raymann
wo hours third—Mi
Cameron
larch, of 65, H. Ra
scription —Mr.
It goes to reaent o
12th inst.,
ult
pin
Pb
1 0,
5
0.
ee
is
arc
ou
ho
ar
11
aged to naki a
himself nd
e family h ve
a kind fat er
es a widow afrid
n pis loss.
wan, daughter, of
of East WaWa-
gcd. as aSsistrt
soliooi at a salary
eprt of t6
s the fellow'
r 11—Princip Pa=
to 'a room,Q2;
no,7f; tot 1, 178.
rom, 49 ; Miss
riticipaP roo n,
tot 1, 114.
prebtyl strong
xe er. Oii Mon -
el nging to Mr.
si tons of il ur
✓ North, up bho
the a4bern on
belonging to
ew six and a
same roadr
O LllspiC0B of the
March is to be
11 on Cbristnias
ar ety o use01
1 ue off ire afosor
pilzes
e time. One of
ot contributed by
Stratford.
go Messrs. Wm.
sad3nracirejalesPoSrttteitn-
t in Al x. ilun-
iry street, in t at
na a,sured 3 feet 3
He h d been
to a c uple of
b en kill d when
8.8, we would ,avp hea d more
ithim. ildca : ave veryj an er-
this win e , and hi one inrist have
pressed by hu s ,er, or he w tad
t red s • fui from homo.
ems to be a scarcity of
st no The Goderich
week ays that there i no
bie for the vacant position
n Kuo Church, Gode 'ch.
✓ at • el Home Mission
rites 1 1 at at the present
i ates ave been forward-
s, and the principal of
ill an 1 Queen's Colleges
e eancy for a few
tu -uts from tiles in-
nt t by th1e H me
t in pril and
s*nH
reat
clec
lag O
the sal
town
reoran
A le'v mornings
ick,Alex. Cons
Jr., Of B uSsels,
e wild
Turnb
anima
ip tot
dress
dhe n
g a 'lax
stable, o
ge.1 Th
es fr6m
ng his
s, and h
te
11
in
1 6
' T
0
McG
t
la Allendorf, 1 totiiee•
residenee of
st, by Rev.
cGregor, of
hter of W.
have ve
--KThere s
ministers j
Signal of las
nairlister;elig
as assistant
The Conven
Committee
time all can
ed to statio
Knex, Mc
cannot fill t
months as he
stitutions are a
.Mission CoMnii
e Octiober.
Li
Cr nbrook
week, for th
the library f
Addreges
• n McRae and
were
Re
Hie
rnis
heL.
Sprin VI5e
aar a
Spring°lBl'cs
Barle-pe ' b
.13iitte Ne.1
Bhtte , T b
ours1 cpws
F 1
Etde
' per
Sheep ski • s
Salt(iet 1) e
Salt(Wheys le
AP tplle8 e, sltl
pef
g
Oatmeal b 1.
Tallow, 4r b
Dreseed E0g
Wood pe d.
ST
611TH, Deo 23, 1880. .
er bushel.— 05 to 1 10
t, erd h Z 00 to 1 02
rlansh. 05 to 10
• ... . .. •6. 80 to 081
it el62 to 0 62 . .
eh 1 65 tie 0 70
,L °e 18 to' 020
0 go to 020
16 to 017
01 ..
00 to 815
el
0510) tt oo 89 0000
75 to 125
• b . 0 750 9°
3
insh new 0 to 0 85
25 to 035
•. • • ... 00 to 500
05 to �06
er].lO
.... 2050 too 2505
3Lirer0n, . 23, 1880.
'00 0 103
s • .... . 03 0 i 10
..'BO@ 031
65 60 3 °0 761
19 @ 0 20
80 @ 0 85
17@ 018
00@ 850
90 0 8 10
-10@ 825
• 00 025
11
tation
Angus
Miss
elidir
believ it isl
entertainme
entire char;
object is a
be'afnllho
The
Di;gman
been finally
' sheet snow
Idollar for al
surplus ove
rather a str
firm to vol
in the hands
reasou for t •ei
the ci eum tan
ar nobm reast fd.
small note.
ve
ray e tert Mine t heldin
• 4rid )7, e enin of last
pur se of angmenting
p Bed off suc essf lly.
eliv red by evs.
•arpe rea ings and eci
Ogen gus McKa , T.'
• .)ta••J. Blatchford,
and Mis Baxter. The
ed ex client music. We
iiitendt a t have an ther
ti t a ear y day, with an
o of pr gra ine, and a the
an abl , heie should
se.
01 estate o
ble, of C
Ind th
d cen
00
ac
7
I!allWhejitt,.o bus
Spring ‘.'ir e t, erb
Ots,per tu he .1••
Berloy,pe b
Peas, per n hel.„
Butter.
Potatees
Eggs.4
Hayaler
Clover
Timothy
DresSed 8 0,
LVE
9s OM;
00d; c
5s 3d;
77s 6d
TOR
to $1.1
peas,
01.05 ;
butter
25c to
dresse
er,
WO
011
qg
Ikt
thing
ne
would
08-
they
—T
he I ha.ve
nd ding of
Centr
for th
winte
Inger
one ti
club,
at, $5
The
shot
ing o
year •
Presi
West
the
Frid
Telfe
cease
ho
ast
he
He
12t
lin
oth
iek
bf
ell
pe -
mit
has
s
1 50-
ing
be
ur-
of
of
6t
On
Or
ho
tle
•
•
•
• hat
neve
O E ler
ew h e infu
he •• 4nibe
I 11 tel on
pur °So of
sp rt.
011, fi rinerl
.05 enith
as p egente
to la Ishot
Vet 1640. f
Ne
cer e
Pr sIdent
H
rtt ; Tr as
ie o
ou.
itis!
en
e c
OP,
ridr
dit rs, anU a small.,
II
r t ei solvents. t is
t ing for a. so vent
ri place AS property
of l'e;'.1
tisu
es ;a,s
ien i fu
ad hey
ab tit t
ve etc
Messrs.
ntony has
balance
s ou the
0
were cond.
of P
pf B
he R
rof
Leod
rane,
also
and
Kno
the bear
Hon.
Sena
on b
and
ford
Du
Bra
cort
the' f
(ae, oIl ran -
10 oas ob
jI the
js�n sist
8X0
eirn
suj1ting
t1ie
ber
th
hb
of. a wn ea
al's de a 1110 t
Schoo iii ari h
s as If IlairwC • F
n 70 ips+r
Vince t
el 8
41
1 1108.
rey,
a ter
• ti Ire
cii igr
O W1
hen
s ttle
ship
ship
W 8
perS
1:
,E.Drh mo
ior
.Sohn
MCDo all,
died Si
out a lw ek'
of Arg 1 shi
ted int!89
itby,
e entq
on lo4
where h
as one
havin' :4tt
wilder
veran
es -
GS
Pkv
Mal
DAIS
DBA
t n DIV
ek . N
IOU
• 4
14 Pict
the
.ap a PICI
libh;
Itn*
he
tid,
rth
'' A.
e ior
OA.
✓ wn
old
the'
ness.
Scot-
-thed ve
i
der-
• iion
ntil
• eers
it
ith
very
w
Ada
e of
half
eSt3r
T.
fries,
ford
e lef
nal o
DSON
ife of
otel, o
CHA.
assignee. , The
1 course Under
hat they ould
ds to met al
understood any -
:ie business they
so foolis ly as
...........
1, P1
lub is gib* to
ed iiito it. A meet -
S.: iw s held at the
Vriay evening last
,-organizing for the
.0 F G-. Simpsbn, of
Of Exeter, arid at
a.stc member Of the
a gold medal, Valued
x by the inenlibers.
the medal is Itib be
Day. The f llow-
ted for the ensuing
I. Carling; 4,,.Vice-
dirian ; Captan, J.
r, R. Sanders.
See Uie
avid
trona
13,
he se
cited b
ris, a
aptfor
SO
of tha
:.Alex
Ch
land
tow
aris
Oequi
a s
ife of I . 1 T1i01111 118 McMichael of a daughter
SON In Seal° 1, on the 9th inst., the'
ife of r Edar Dawson of a scn.
ER-- n Mcliim• on. the 15th inst., the
jr
e of Ili W. raper of a daughter.
SON e Mc op, on the 21st hist., the
irs of r Jame avidson of a seri.
'G ---I anch
ife of Jame
ARD ,Exete
f' Mr. . Pio
ARD4IiI Exete
f Mr. I o e 4 Pi
Seat
n.
nHk
in connectionwith
ristr took plabe on
e residence of Mrs.
ther-in-law of de-
ices at the house
the Rev. D. D. Mc -
the Rev. Dr. ICoch-
theire being present
ume, of St. George,
and McLaren, of
oronto. The: pall -
R. W. Scoa and
, appointed by the
• attend the frineral
body; Judge Jones
Cleghorn, of Brant-
lton, Reeve of iSouth
preorge Mc -Vicar, of
ip. The funeral
✓ St. George, where
took place.
:
OI
si
Its
Os
7e Q0
se,
. 22.— S
er, 9s 10d
oats, 6s
pork, 6
s Od.
ring wheat
white, 10s
2d; barley,
s Od ; beef,
eci, 22.Fallwheat, $1.05
n11.10 to $1.20; oats, 36c
o ,Oc ; barley, 800 to
a, per ton, $9 00 to $12 50 ;
18c to 3c;2potatoe3 per bosh.
3 c eggs, per doz., 20c to 27c.,
h• g ,per 001bs., $6.25 to $6.50.
la
iLo�a
010 CE FOsh
per lb. jD.D Ros
]XTIA V ltle
Raisin C rr nts an
Rosas. 6 8
(JUT E
nearly
& WES
otices.
innan Haddies at 7e
.678 /
Sugars, Teas, Cofees,
General Groceries at D. D.
R'S E.—A Portland Cutter
; b sold cheap. Apply to Skirl rrt
• S .af rth. t78 I
No c &e coats an Ulsters itt
os' at st for cash f r three weeks,
's piot. • g Store, Seaf rth. Imiense
fl out I '79-3
A11RADo Herring and Lake
iUgs in half barrels, Kit and Barrel
innan R ddies and o her Fish go to
reel, Seal. th. 680
Men's a d
at Cam be
stoek t k
VOR I
tInton e
Meeker ,
Jona; LOG
ths.
th, on the 190 inst., the
idson, of the Coremercial
ett on the 5th lost., the
FORiC
in Rai
Orange
Farley
Bisouit g
WOOL
I a% ill pay
of woolpi
livered at
cash fot
Wns
fresh falmi
ly foam4
tkat cann
Tea in qn
consideM
A. very itin
rants ailld
Extra° .
Turkey,
SPE
set thO
and Glass
without d
selection i
stock, ant
viriced. A
Fancy o'
Britant,.ia
the ar
Presen •s,
& 'YourO,
ns
0
RSTALS. Goods in gi'eatvaitiety
Crranth Figs, Dates, jPrnncs, Lemon,
C ron P.,els, arid an iilnmcnse oteck of
od, in Baskets, Col ectionery and
te SON* LOGAN'S Seaf rth. 680
KING , HIDES AIND Sxns.—
thet highe t cub price° or any quantity
gs, Hi es, sheep and calf skins de-
g furnit e store. No truck or trade,
er3 thing. JouN S. Porrnn. 654
Yo NG have a fine stock of
rocerie comprising everything nsual-
alflrstl el ss grocery store, and at prices
t e bee n by any one. We will sell
nti reel ch aper than any pedlar'quality
ive ti a call and t y our Sample.
lot of table and cookin Raisins, Cur-
thisr fruits. Pure Spi an Essences and
Hghest, Flees paid f Butter, Eggs,
eese, Due s and Chick s. 680
your noney whlero you can
OBt for i . By buyin your Crockery
aria from ilson & Young, who have
ci
u the argest, chea est and finest
t e eon ty. Call ad oxareine our
co pare prices -with otllers and be con-
ve ylarg ,stock of Fan y Cups, Saucers,
et ets, Mus, Vacs, Silver Plated and
Me 1 Cruets But Dishes, &c.• just
e on avint for olidey or Wedding
or sale t Reasonable Prices. Winson
0
---NNINNININNIENNOL
OLIDAY PRE,ENTS. -24
OL
S
The S
te t
Wi? te
n .91 in
PBELLS
THING HOUSE
FORIH, - ONTARIO.
tb
'1
OVE
STE
Woo
to $
Also
taeNY GOODS DEPARTMEOrrs
kgre
at pleasure in calling attention to y Fancy
t
Goods Department, which wilt be found one of thelnob - at-
tractive of its kind in this County, and replete w 1; all the
novelties :for
WEDDING AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
'Writing Desks in wood and leather, Work Bates, Work
Baskets, Ladies' Companions, Odor iGases, Card Cases, Card
_Rceiver4, Vases, Toilet Sets, Cigoir Stands, S711t*ers' Sets,
• - Bronze _Figures, Pendant Vases'Cups and Sauces, Jewel
Cases, Velvet Frames, Photograph Albums—hove lane from,
Twenty ,Cents to Twenty -Five Dollars each, _Autograph
Abums,Scrap Alburns Stereoscopes andViews, Shell Boxes,
Prses, Pocket Books, Wallets'Harmonicas, Cncertnas,
a a large variety of small Fancy Articles.
CHRITMAS AND. NEW YEARS ARDS.
A rerg' choice assortment of hand painted pre sed Flow-
ers, Embossed and Ch,romo printed Cards, Seen ed Sachets
and Silk Book Marks—about seven thousand to choose from
at Two -and a half cents to One Dollar each.
SEAFORTH POR FACTORY
--1 T.T ICI- H •
NOW fully embarked in t e Pork Business
for the se son, and is pa • . the highest
arid price or any quantity of : ood. pork
TOR IN SE # ORTH.
,
ITIle tinder: g -o. has now o hitna at his Store
in Seaforth, Choice and Sele t Stock of
Cured A ; e ts, Sawa e, _Bologna,
Por and Other
And exerythi g else pertaining the basiness.
Give me a rill". Remember t e Place—Next
door to Kill° an & Rya's.
61 HUGE 11100, Seaforth.
. ,
cribep- would 4a11 your at -
to his stocic f Fall and
Clothing and Oents' Fur-
s, which embr tees every va-I
ilor's Goods
( 8, &C. Also
ies' Mantles.
C. W. PAPST,
CARDNO'S BLOCK, SEAFbRTH.
of 1101 -chant
ner0 Outfittil
Linds jor La
YMietDE CLOTHING.
av j st ree ived a large ot ot Readymade
IC 'S, anjt the New St le of Gents' HE -
S -ye ieh I ell at reason ble prices.
Nlev
Bed C
will be
GL
Kid
Sca-e3
arti
Free ef
ZJ
GOING
Lind
Cent
NirtER WAR.
handle Full Line of First-Clss All
TS a1 DRAWER , from•75 cet ts up
kee no worthless trash in stock;;s
1 Ou eiide Flannel and Tweed Sirts.
T AND 9APS.
aa my Stoc so full in Hate
e varieties fashion—these
cfore
all
lose.
V S AND MITTS.
Calf 0 loves,lined,jNoolen Gicivee and
r nes cf'GenuinoiUCjkG10Ve8 and Mitts
PEOIL.
.
LOTH of in will have it CIIT
sb
Ch
W
r,on the Sth inst., the Exet
1Young of a son, still bona. INZ. „., n
on the 3rd inst., the wife •"-";
d of a son. 1
on the lOtii inst., the wile_ Mac
Clint
ard of a daughter.. -
Mc 0 UGA
ain eirgall;
JOIL. STO In
aggie !Johns
math. •
PECK—In Go dericl
Peck,
McNEIL--
McNeil
CA
MI
DO
esiths.
on the 12th int., Dun-
ged 57 years and 5 ;months.
lirey, on the 141h int.,
aged 17 3 -ars and 9
• •
,on the 5th inst.„ Leonard BilYt•
111
on
Tit
an, de a
n
ll
n
fie d..
L ni es oro..
Bl th
B lgrav
Wingha
GOI*G SO
ingha
Belg ray
g
ed Oyc rs,
Godr41i, on the 9th hist., Mary
aged. 22 years.
• M riagen.
poPE r -At, the residence of the
er, o the 8th int., by Rev. Win.
Crter, to Miss N Augusta
1 of Howick.
the residence of the bride's
TER
bride's f
laavagt
Hawn 'He
LS -1
parent
james
to Mis -
Josep
BlE
the 10
father
Miee
Jame
2th
01
Jab
• 01IIN
in Gorr
BoleY,
fug's.
Dung.
HADDE
h
Mr.J.
owenit
aadden
LLEN
inst, b
1
Lene..es
Clinton
Bane efi
Bpien
Hensel'
Exeter.
Central
tondo
T. -rains
.033 the 17th int, by Rev. follows:
Thomas Mills, of Itrillett, GoXiic.-
Young, daughter of Mr. Exrres
Expre
the residence of the bride's *lied
—By Rev. C. W. rollick, on Mixed
obbie, of Tuekersinith, to GOk"ra
den, eldest daughter of Mr. Exi re
;I
Tuckersmith. •
RF—In • Iieidelburg, on the 'Ali
Rev, M. L. Wing, Mr. Louis Ali
•
ore..
• . ..
ld
M CAMPBELL,
Merchant Tailor, Beaforth
Huron and Bruce.
Express.
A.M.
7 40
. .... 40
. 852
.... 905
9 11
21
9 89
9 58
10 06
24
45
• Mali.
A. M.
rt.... 77 1080
•
785
• , • • • 7 44
• 802
820
x 988 085822
a, 60
8
ar.+ • 10 05
ra Trunk
ea'ie *eaforth and
ES
8.
Tr ' •
T :
AS
8
SRAYour
2-17P.
.....9:15 A.
.4...5:40P.
SEAFOBT
• 7:50 A.
re le Tra .4-1:10 P.
ed Train •..4:45 P.
ed Trod .10:50 A.
Mail.
P. M.
2 20
3 25
8 38
8 52
8 57
4 07
4 23
4 41
4 50
5 06
5 25
Express.
A. M.
6 25
728
7 40
753
7 59
8 08
8 25
8 45
8 52
9 09
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
191 this department I show a much, lairger and better se-
lected adsortment of Standard and Miscellaneous Books
than, evei before shown in Seaforth.
STANDARD WORKS IN PLAIN AND FINE BINDINGS.
Choice Presentation Volume*, Holman's Family Bibles,
Teacheri Bibles of all sizes and bindings, P4ket Bibles,
Prayers and Hymnals, Popular Editions of the _English
_foets in Morocco and Cloth bindings, the several editions
of One Dollar (twelve months) Juveniles and ;illustrated
Annuals in board and cloth covers, Toy Booke, 46c.
TOY DEPARTMENT.
My Toy Department is not equalled in, the County, hav-
ing impbrted direct from Germany a lairqe line of Wax and
China bolls and other small Toys, which,, on, 'account of
the largo variety, would be difficult to onmerat. All who
intend bu,ying Toys would do vial to see mj Five and
Ten -ceni Tables.
)00- HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
OFFM0
BROS.' CHEAP CASH STORE.
T ▪ Li T_J 1...1 V
NOTI E TO F iIMERS
AVINe '
Green,
It acksmithin
bdst possible
..s niet.00urtesasat enncotiseueoesinesdsinhortshee
:
- o
EORGE X. HILL
ented the/neck 'th Shop in Hille
is now prepared o do all kinds of
a with a set of lfirst-las shoes
wnted, to be taym, ,,, rsh_e„..xpe mice in the httgi,.
1 anaasl tell la: al pstie,ygn:gs, ;3:11: had.ii a ao )pycm, I:ge ::i aInabd avtmeaTe al gw n:4115:::: 4. .us;'118_ .fly:::daogyfe:thatgheos;peerinect:onael tith ep a 3.1.
was ahead of the States, ari2i1, finntaidsilla::s brolovi,,14:3
aLead of the world. Farmers '
o'er a 3-ar ago, and now' esCanada t° be
tbeir iuterest to call and give 96 ii;
one of the best horiseslioers the' SoulltY• if 1
do say it mys 'LE I am 110 blo 1
619 EORGE N. Li Hllla Gjoet.-
OODS! GOING OFF BY THE CASE.
his being Me Largest Season's Business we have had for the last Ave
years, and in order to keep our Stock Well Assorted
WE ARE NOW ADDING GOODS TOIT WEEKLY.
C 0 Rill I CaAN
W. H. PERRuNI INTON
T ]LVE a lar amount of C
reasonabl price. To far
1:00 bushels a reduction win b
regular /nice.
To good larnaers,that I an
any reasonable time will be gi
rn. for sale at a
ers buying.50 to
e Made from the
acquainted -with,
ern if required.
ERIN, Clinton.
691-4 • W. H. P
THE TUCKER' MATH
AGIOLILTURAL 00IrETY.
ji
gilts Annual" Meeting of th Members of the
-A: Tuckersniith Branch. • riCultntal Society
will be held lin the Town -all, 13810°ra', on
Thardy, j nary 18th, 188- , at the hour of 1
(la
o'cloCk P. M. for the purpose: 1 -eleeting Officers
and Directors fot the ensuing et.
JOHN MOM LI.AN, Preside . 1, • 391-2
GORDON 17.13)A.11-, Secretary.
1 L '
- THE MeNTY,LOP
a us.x. TO HAND THIS WEEK
.6. =
i
IN ew -Dress'tiOods and Hats, Girdles, Cords and Tarisels, in Black and
9lored:',, ; 1
. I
hildren's ;hand made Wool Jackets, and Hoods to miotch.
iso Anoth;er ..ot of Ladies' Fur Caps in Ifink and al the other leading
knds. .
ur bress Goodk 'Stock is still well assorted with, all the leading makes
and colorS.
[ ' AN INFECTION OF OUR STOCK INVITED.
1 1
1 , i
'AILItNO'S 1 HOFFMAN BROTHERS, Seaforth.
BLOCIi. if • ,
•
HE H4RONI FOUNDRY, $AFORTFL
iTAVING put art Engine
the Plow Grinding and
time, as steam will be' up every working
MUTUAL BRE INS* AKE COI.
TH 4 Aram
a- McKillo
for t e electi
othe busine
Sea rth, on
hour of 12 e
JAMES K.EI
1 Meeting of the ernbers of the
Mutual Fire .13varance Company
n of officers and itke, transaction of
s will be held in the Town Hall,
riday, January 7th. 1881, at the
lock noon.
W. SHANPTON, Secretary.
II, President. 681-2
O FARIV1ERS
•
STOCK FE :.‘DERS.
IX RED Bushels Notth-West Corn
Or a le t a small advent en -cost price.
680- W. S. RBETON-, Sesforth.
--- MONE
--=
i
ivr ONE Tb LOAN—Private und, at ti per
L.' Sent and 61 percent. Lutensst payable year-
ly on ter .. s th snit borrowers o# first mortgage
farm i proler . H. W. C. TAYER, Barrster,
Whips Il• , 681-2
r*C11
for -Onion
Wallace. A
MEN ZEES,
ol
bato the Fitting Shop to drive .,athes, Planee and Drills, independent of
Polishing Machinery, pai ies wanting -work done can have it at any
day.
U. REPAIRS ON ENGINES, MILLS
A. ttended to on short notice. On hand and made to ord
0 uttm 8, Land Roller, Gang Flaws, Gratd Bars, &c. Pio
urnished by parties wanting the same. flow Points a sp
Iron; and worranted hard and tough. 'Will also Fit, Grin
ehop is fitted with Grinding Stones and Emery 'Wheels to4ir
G 'st and Flouring Mils, Saw Mills an
AND OTHER MACHINERY
r, Horse Pc•Vers, Grain Crashers, Straw
Castings made to order frora patterns
cialty, made from Genuine Plow Point
and Polish /low Castings cheap, as the
such work. also take Conetsete for
other Mac ery. Will make Plans and
ed to. •Will also make val-
Sp ecifications fo Mills c. All Alterations on or Engines atte
RUNCIMAN, Seaforth.
nation8 on all kinds of Machinery
Express.Expess.
M. P. S. —As MI. J. Sillunciman has gone away for the winter, the 'hi:icness will be carried on by
2 55 6
Mr. R. Ranciman until his returu.
20
313 658
328 655 sa,
3 36 04 I HENSALL SAW MILL. MONEY % TO LEND.
34 sl 77 241
4 42 8 0 .LOGS WANTD.
4 20 06
4 $2 8 25
WANTE
WANTED --Fe alc Teacher Want -
'ng a third-claiss certifitate, fer 1881,,
chool Section o 10, Rovick and
drea, stating as. ry, &c., JOHN
olesavorth P. 0. -681x2
I PORTANT NOTICES.
13OUBLI 0 TICE—wheripas, I hem) stated
Ji- that se Thomas blowbralytaking weed off
a pile belon rig to Thomas Snter, iying on the
13th ana 1 tk Concession ine of MeXillop
t
And where& , I have since di eOvered that I have
mistaken a n of the sea T Wines Suter for the
said, Thom a Mowbray. Nov., this is to give
pubic notic that I have cell mistaken and
tha I dd. n t see the said Thomas Mow'bray
tar g oo from MT. Sutera pile as I have
statd, d that I regret veryr'! much icdeed to
la
have ina e t e statement or antic anything that
might te d o inj:nre the said 'Thomas Mowbray
in tee god opinion of bis nei Mors. Sealorth,
Decemb r 21st, 1880. BIC POLLARD>
Witness F HOLMESTED. ` 381-2
4 15 7 69
536 10 10
ailway:
CLINTON.
linton Stations as A RE Prepared to pa y ea& for all kinds of
-"- Good Merchantabl e Saw Logs, delivered in
their AT i 1 1 Yard.
10:1050 1A1'. rd: CUSTOM SAWING A SPECIALITY.
6:15 P. M.
CLINTON. So parties having logs to saw can have hem
7:30 A. M. .._cut time.
4:15
dele, a s we are sawing most of
124:145 1,... 11: 31am• time.
5
MeGREGOR & ITRQUHART,
10:00 A. M. 681 .
Heussa.
M C GREGOR ;SZ -URQUHART
In Large or SmaU Sums, at .reason-
able rates Of intrest.
NOTES AND MORTGAGES
PURCHASED.
APPLY TO W. C. GOIHNLOCK,
Or at the Office o Jo H. Benoon, Soatle •
LOST OR FOIJND.
DG ST --Lost from Seeforth about two
we@1s ago a large black Newfoundland pup,
about fe months old. Any parson giving truth
inferma ion to the undersigned as will lead to
his teeovery will be faitibly rewarded. P.
11101:00NkLD, Presbyterian Manse.
681
ATONEY LOST—Lost, in Saforth, On Wtd..,
nesday December 15, Stencil money, about
$8 bi is. The finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving the FaIne at the EXPOSITOR Ofice,
SeMorth, or giving it to GAVIN JAMIESON,
London Rad, Tuckersmith, I 681
Afill1FE LER LOST—Losti On Saturday last,
-LT-Li between Sharps Hotel and Mr. John Beat-
tie'ls reidence, a Gents' Staid Maiffler, crothet
mae, dark brown cello; with. green and tea
stripes a cross each end. Tire finder. -will be *nit -
ably rewarded on leaving the same at the EX-
POSIT° at 0FI0E, Ses.forth- 681x2
S • OCK FOR ERICE.
TO PIG B
still g
"Duk. of 33
son for the
near Redg
time of a
necessary.
— _
QHFFOL
LI for serv
20, Conees
Suffolk Bo
kept and
with. the pr
able at the
By.
EEDERS — Tiael undersigned hat
t his well kndwii. Berkshire boar,
Imont," and will keep him this Bea,-
inapiovement oil stock on his farra
rvlle. Terma4I, payable at the
vice with the pi allege of returning if
M
WILLIAELDER. 677-8
•
JG—Tho undersigned will keep
ea during the pkesent season, on Lot
ion 12, McItillep,, a Thoroughbred
r Pig. The Snffolks aro the -ea-siest
ake the most pork. Tetras, 75 cents,
vilegc at rettartin,g if necessary, pay -
time of service,' T. D. GRIMOLD
681x4
RE 1.4 ESTA.TE:' OR, SALE.
'PROPER FOR SALE -For, Sale, on
-a- terms that desirable *siderite on James
Street o ea by Mr. GeOgei Dent. Emprire of
-
J. S. POR ER„ Seaforth. 681
I
iusIr L FOB SLE -I -For Sale, the east
half Lot No. 4, Concession 8, Stanley,
c ntaiiiing 50 _acres, 4001 'whit& is good hardwood
bosh; the balance is 'well timbered with cedar
arid black sli. For furthar articulars apply to
MAI/RIO RIFE, Hills Gree P0o 68118
tLACKS WITH SHOP Tp RENT—To rent, the
Biac smith shop at OA Red School, on the
Kippen Bo • in Tut kersmithe i8 Surrounded by
8 °Iertaid f' rraing countrylani. 'good mechanle
aoid stead oan can& a gtooil bmineEs. Posses-
siOn iinin ,diately; rent realsonable. Apply to
DAVID °ORE. • 381
'AR.i Oft SALE—Tho north half of Lot no
J•i' Con t,sion 9, Stanleyi, eontaining 50 acres of
first tate TA; 43 titres eic
lited and in a good.
state of itivation ; 17 atresin fall wheat; from
7Ao 9 am hardwood lnish ; them is a fram
b
louse an gOod frame outbuildings ; also a good
orchard a id well ; will be Sold at a moderate
pri'ce. A ply to the propiieter on the premises.. .'•OHABLE SHAW. ' 681a2
1
I J
T__T OTIS AND LOT 7011 6ALE—For sale :in
J --s- the vilage of Bruceiltblithat handeome send
comfort ble *remit occupied by
Mr. Ret McGregor. !the house wafting 11
rooma, SI d there is of as ;acre of land. The
house is well finished, 18041 has hard and Soft
water, a d other eonvimiences %tonally found
in comae •tion with a firS$ 011188 residence; also a
large fra •6 stable driving house. Apply on
the pre ises to the PoprietOr, PETER Ale
Baba
GREGO