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`s. Sloane, R. W. Mo1 en-
7iameron. St. David's
a Daucy, , Joseph Ed -
Humber.
Cor;<czr...—The Comity
a year 1881, wilt be cam-
va : D. D. Wilson and
;esaterth ; David Walker
ivab Tuekersmith ; T..
Ames Hackney, llaborne ;
lames Pickard, Exeter
d V* Rata, Stephen; Dr.
S. Nannie, Hay ;, Wm.
Geo. Castle, Stanley;
:t and Joseph Whitely
unship ; F. W. Johnston,
1 and M. Hutchinson,.
ssrs. Webster and Griffin,:
. Young and Anthony
Charles Girvin and
'•Vest awanosh ; Joseph
W. Shepherd, Clinton ;
a and John Mason, Iln1-
rrsythe and J. R. Miller,
L'legg, Blyth ; Thos. Bell
keyer, Winghaum.. ;
and James Hennings,
L. Gibson, Wroxeter
`s. Cook and David Weir,
eras Strachan and John
Thos. E. Hayes, Mcliil-
iters, Brussels; Thomas.
(.l Hobert (Jurrey, East
Morris-
!AI Tx(.N PRESENT --
ie examination of the
tl. Section No.. 9, Morris,
hursday, December 23rd.
pleasant, a large num-
were present, which
t=+l lunch to the interest
4tion. The teacher, Mr.
is assisted in the work
LeN aughton, and Messrs.
inderson and.. Stewart,
achers. The pupils ae-
t*lves of the various ques-
ted in amanner that re
Rredit on both:.themselves
The accurate andpro.i pt
'ed from them clearly in;
Mr. Dickson spared no
r in, promoting the eau -
Ste of the young of School
` A.bont 12 o'clock re -
an excellent quality were
Ladies of the section, and.
partaken to their hearts'
rich. dainties, work was.
I until about 3.30 when
•n was brought to a close
y proceedings of a differ-
Mr.!
iffer:Mr.! George Kelly was
hair, and after making a
e remarks called upon
speakers, viz.: Rev. Mr.
Ir. McNaughton; and
111, Johnston and Moore,.
xp reSsodt4Igaselryee
firmas
. ed With the order and
:he pupils under the Pa-
la of Mr. Dickson. As
about severing_ his con -
h er from this section, he
acipien t of a very hand-
t►nsisting of a beautiful
iukstand,accotnpanied
Address, by the pupils,
.e regard and esteem in
:told among tne. Mr.
1 in a fecv well chosen
remarks, stating that it
cruse him to remember
he was glad to learn
s were so highly appre
,, as a parting advice,.
they should go forwaird
ifIdence to .conquer in
i education. After this
r presentation by the
tion to Mr. Dickson, in
very large and beauti-
1 and apparently relish-
: This no doubt will
&ember the fair sex of
away, and peradven-
remains not long to the
dress in behalf of the
lis.s Caroline Broddy,
reflect upon them and
irs wiled away while
the past three yeas..
of. this cake was wade
k:.dies by Miss CaAher-
r.
Dickson also replied
;date terms. The pro -
'en brought to a close,
their way homeward,
di the examination, but
tea in spirits, owing to
affectionate teacher.
auley. ;
Ll irE1).-- fr. Editor_..
rough the medium of
ect a statennent which
fief through this town;
hitter of the story and
fading it; 1 need say
be sufficient for the
lnley to know that it is
g to end. The re-
s a debt of about 54O(}
,n No. 4, Stanley; for
have been given, and
.1ireugh ignorance or
ttvy . a special school
jl sc etit n to pay the
I be imperative on the
e noiteey out of the
▪ 1.121. as a consequence,
fownsLip uext year
;iter to wake up - the
a1. The troth is, there
e i b sued after the
tw ti:-; erected .in said
' the one was drawn
other payable in
! 1:'r now neither debt
7 aiding against ttie
u1;stic n, which truth
e report lutist have
' 1.r was brought Miat
€:ting, when the facts
r n diem were cle e'rly
I.ersc,zi5 were preeent,
en widely Circulat-
.:1ty to the rat er
tri have lintde
.11+11• 114f.: simet•clic
iris (.r r,; S -w
'+ Ii,'t ,
At
ult.,Wag
lf , eta+,ride- I T
f, gra; 4:.a:,
• .u' : wY lar. Arnie,
r�i'irl. `1r.1 flute
W. ( anew
,..it);- (7. rried. : fov-
4( tieeal,. 1 by Ter-
i( girt. order., +, the
t-rror in - (1'`•) tax :
; Charles l:..war•,
$1 John 1 _Ler
J..l�
It ,`Pei r t 2it;'8,
that '
t11(. ReeveI •i
tA, Dr. Ye zzE L.y'
JANUARY' 7 • 1881..
in the matter of Mrs. Barfly, insane—
'Carried, Moved by Geo. Castle. sec-
onded by J. Torrance, that- the Reeve
give an order to Geo. Brunnett for tak-.
ing care of Mrs. Bartly's _child during
•eight weeks, account being $10—Car-
ried. Moved by George Castle; second-
ed by J. orrance, that the Reeve give
orders to the.differentireturning officers.
for the sal ries as returning officerson
by-law vo ing, and also to scr-utin ers,
those in t eir own wards $1 each, nd
those fro other wards $2 "each ar-
ried. Mo ed by J. Torrance, recon ed
by Geo. C stle, that the Reeve be a ow-
ed $5 for a tra expense as Reeve— ar-
ried. Mo ed by G-eo, Castle, secon ed
by. J. Torr uce, that Joseph Cald ell
be paid tb sum of $1.35, being, his fee
as witness on trial at Bayfield— ar-
ried. Mo ed by J. Torrance, secon ed
by Geo. C.. stle, that the following sal-
aries be pa d to the different officers for
the year 1 80, viz.: Clerk $100, to in-
clu:de vote s' list, registration $10, post-
age and st tionery $10; selecting jurors
$6, total $ 26 ; assessor, $70 ; collector,
$70 ; treaserer, $75, including postage ;
caretaker, 1.0 ; auditors each $5 ;e -
turning o cess, inclu fling poll el rk,
each $6 ; lVin. Graham $36, and for
selecting j iirors $3 ; Geo. Castle, $ 9 ;
John: Torrance,$33.80—Carried. A
petition, signed by George Anderson nd
others, was read. The petition requ st-
ed that the road allowance extend ng
from south boundary to .lots 5 and 6,
concessions 4 and 5, be closed nd
granted to the persons who gave he
land for th new road, but received no
compensate n therefor. After 'some is-
cussion the matter was laid o er.
Moved by J. Torrance, seconded by
Geo. Castle, that this'. Council do n w
adjourn to eet again according to 1 w
Carried.
Brussels.
RAIN PA -NtENTs.—The Messrs. V
stone, mill rs, have . paid out - in
last 26 day 522,000 for grain.
TEST WE L.—F. C. Rogers, mereha
intends sin "ng a test salt well in B
eels or vi inity. Operations will
commenced at once.
MAntErs• Fall wheat 98c' to
spring $1.0 to $1.05, peas ' 62c to 6
oats 30c, ba ley 60c to 75c, pork $5
to $6, beef 4.50 to $5, hay $7 to $8, b
ter 18c to, 2 e, eggs 18c.
ENTERr II IN4i_—Mr. Joseph Clegg
rented the Agricultural . Hall and
putting in hay press, which will be
operation i the spring. He will - a
erect a suitable building at the stati
Mr. Clegg ie .now buying hay, and •
already a large quantity on hand.
•
r-
he
t
8-
e
1,
c,
80
t -
as .
is
in
BO.
n.
58
THE CATTLE FMR.—The . Mont ly
Cattle Fair Iheld here on Thursday as
fairly succe sful. Three were about _0
head of ca tie on" the ground., half of
which were disposed of at prices ra+g;
ing from x to four cents per 1b,, I've
weight. T ere were si, buyers prese + t
ACCIDENT On Wedn sday afterno•n,
as Mrs. Fre , Miss Sma a and a lit le
- child were ut driving, and whilst to n-
ing into Main street from off a si • e
street, the cater slid around and tn+n-
ed over, thr wing the ladies and ch ld
out. The arse then started to r n
away, and r n as far as Frey's Ho el
before being stopped. No one was hu t,
and the on -1 damage done was the ba k
•of the cutte broken.
PEAS0NAL — We are glad tb learn t • at
Mr." `Richard Lees, son of Mr. Andr w
Leeg, of Morris, near Brussels, and w o
taught on the 8th concession of c-
Sillo'p, in ; ection No 6. during.1:-st
year, has received the appointment of
principal in the Norwogd public scho 1,
in the county of . 1 Peterboroug
Mr. Lees is an excellent teacher ane a
clever youngman, and the people of
Norwood ate to be congratnlated n
having secured so comietent a tea- er
for their school.
The EL `erros.—The election` •n
Monday las' passed off very quiet y,
notwithstanding that both parties wo k-
ed hard to e.ect their respective can 1- 1
dates, and oth seemed determined to 1
win if possi le. About noon, from t e
tone of the- eople on the streets, it „ as
generally supposed that a new Ree -e 'i
and probably two, if not three, naw
Councillors would be elected. T e
following was the result at 5 p. m.: or
Reeve—F. C, Rogers, 144 ; J. Leek e,
89. For Councillors—F. Veneto "e,
172 ; C. R. Cooper, 139' ;.. James Dre e,
128 ;. W. H. McCracken, 94 ; Dr. G a-
hem, 84 ; T. Fletcher, 83 ; J. R. Suri h,
81. The result shows that only one of
the e old Councillors has been returned
—.At the voting for trustees, on We -
nesday last, the vote stood : Candida es
for three years—J. E. Smith 98, Al x.
Duncan 80,1 James' Stretton 61, •
Stewart 33, For one . year—Jam s
Bennett. The Board will now C0318 st
of Dr. W. Holmes, W. R. Wilson, J s. -
Young, J. E, Smith, Alex. Duncan a, d i
James•13ennett.
da
•
Hibbert.
ACCIDENT.—On the , 24th ult., 1t1
James Bell met with an accident vrhi
might have I proved fatal. While
was assisting his brother-in-law, 1
Wm. !Powers, of the 4th concession
Hibbert, to butcher a steer, the rolli.
pole to which the beef' was attach
and partly pulled upon, gave w
fallu down,: striking him on the si
of the head and the top of the should
knocking him down upon the flO
leaving him in an insensible conditi
He co'ntiuued 1n an unconscious ' -st j
for a few hours, and would undoubt
ly have been killed were: it not that
is a very powerful man ; but he
aornewhat paralyzed about the sho
der -and face, although he is recoveri
and able to' go about.
THE ELECTIONS. -- The elections
this township on Monday- last we
most spiritedly contested. We ha
•
r.
h
Ie
r.
of.
ig
;d51,
e
r,
r,,
o
ate
e
1
edtication
a very pro
by Messrs.
ton and ot
teacher, is n
ower of iv
stru'ction,
reatiug t
twining it,
been able
turately t
ions that
lose of t
resented
g addr
hain, as
steem for
—In th
ainment
the exam
chool wa
ioely arr:ng
ractive as
-eputation
nd inter
chool wa
' here was
aures H
their and
ery sati
Canner.
r. D. • Me
P
d .
ff
ery one
i• e
fo
ca
Yppgeg
fa
ih
soh :+ eI roved to .be in
co ,,d' tion, ae test'.fied'
s, g. ai, Norris, Hor
Robiueon, the
my possessed of the
inf.' motion " and in -
leo ;e the power of
e f.: receiving and' re -
pup si would hot. ave
elf o readily and ac-
ew a : difficult q ies-
ven o them. ' At I the
mi ion the` pn •ifs
bin o with a' flat er-
om a red by a ; old
of f h it respect : nd
a
g a'
d in
of
tifu]
.res'
An
e ting
g ent�
d tot
el
ry
c
al
ay a, pi ce of
multane, sir u
gan res • cti i el
d at int:ry s dui
o uoing : v. y nli
g effect u .. u the
p.set..
dished player ti On
iss Tu i' n o ld
atter to fin , c nsi
se she h h: • , s
ore tha. o le uri
omerec'tatirns we
ry. effect vel lb th
t at they =•er :f !n t n
spect. Th isle
• ece, one :' f t em pl
• . niment on the o
s ft, reel.'• io s vol
• • werful. CMr . kr Do
s:ntiment:1 a•d co
ere very w a ec
• mber o sell re
ere give , i s'hic
k eo. Gaul:.y and
tpnspicuo 'ay, pr
• f laughte . on iaoc
o . s gestn +es nd
xcellent re din
►i essrs. Burns S
a Miller`' fte
•• usement, it wa:
he collection at
4, which wi l be
O ssaries f rt e sc
st
w
ed
&]
air
a
ins
on
duo
nn+
•8
illi
a•
br•
he
use
00
&Cher.
nugnificent en er
connection ith
the day. t'he
y decorated nd
nting a very at -
o. 7 has a igh
p very pleasing
rtainments, the
door, so • at
i ing room. 0 r.
called to he
ill's duties i a
unostentati. ns
called u on
Miss Tuffi . to
rur ievtal m • sic
the violin : nd
ey did so t en,
g the even: ng",
ning and oh .er-
• countenance of
A4 more accom-
1e organ than
ot be an easy
rang ! the p
s retfiarked
the ever
ac -
by
nthen rondo ed
pupils,iisho ing
gl,eoted � in • his
Wren 1 san a
ing the ace m-
an. They have
s, though rot
rat
ich
rge
nes
ey,
ery
eal
ili-
es,
by,
80n
s'
86.
to
ne-
all sang rev
c' son s, w
ved. A. li
ered
Mrs.'
fta fig
g g
of their
int tri
were -
law,'
•ut fo
ght to
or am
in se.
to
RE -OPEN D.
f r the firs qn:
t ' ndance o 45'
DEBSTIN
c ety will " be
J unary 1
a. +d attend'
PERSONA S.
1 e t for his sc
engage f
S.illingla ha
i
No. 1.V,
.• ail route is n i
t email fartl'sp
b receiv:+ 1 om
Dublin• r, on
f r conveyi •g r e •
ELECTIO 0 TR
•. eeting of the rat
t e last W-dn:sda
ren was chi sen
J :hn Swa; ere
b i sin ess • as pro
a option aft e r
d schoo ste
r. Micha 1 le
ie elect on
atditor. be
c brds of wa.cid
us let to Ir.
r cord. Th
g
Sc ool
rte of
DCII
or
11 i.
TY.
am
(ter
]
Ja 8s
ool 'n
r 88
co
•ek
8
ry
a
Ge
Small p
nebec.
—The G•ve
t e ear skati gc
e i at Ride .0 l
—The D lu
a e now ag tat
ake "Supe for
—Thirt T
t ie rein ain s o
t. a grave '. P
—T 'e Berli
the ex ste ce
tibrn o S cai
whole f G=r.•
tid( G ner:
e Ni gar
level nd,
0 a sprain-
B nj a p, in
b en dent nce
fair nin, mnt
vc arth of
sore.
—T .e s
p,sed to
-steam ;lip
fibm Ame
abandoned
—A petetioi
ailw y
s ppre •sio
pi esen ed
'Wednearla
—The 1 • at
S . Marys, . a
his owh lif: th
(ilii, where Ie
r to he syl
—T1 e 0 ' cer
t e. La d eag
a harge of :ed i
cent meeting r
of aioxio t sid
the
, Ii,
a
w
ace
He
et
ail
ST
,s ay
in
ch
miry
ee
Po
:s.a
of Mr.
job 'f
nd pil
. a
I me tin
S
on
ro
1
sir
or- en
turves
,all on
C air
gf r a
and Re
usa d
Co m
'is n
po ice
a new
sts ex
ny.
ewarb,
spec si
ue da
kle
Sa ow
toHl
f
�, o s
chef f
be b
em loy
'or he
icor to
'0m;•.a r,
"t C
i'w
th
un
En
tl
g:
n '
8
8'
not been able to procure a return of ti e
votes trolled, but we learn that r. t f
Alexander McLaren was elected by
good majority over his opponent,
Hopwood, kir the Reovcship, and
Burns walked the course unopposed f
the Deputy Reeveship. Mr. John M
Connell was nominated for that po
tion also, but ' declined opposing
Burns, who intimated that -this w
the last year he desired to occupy t
position. This being the case, and
McConnell having considerable muni
pal experience and being. popular
the township, he will probably turn
as Deputy Reeve next year. The Cou
cif ftir 1881 will be composed as fc
lows Reeve, Alex. McLaren ; Depn
Reeve, Mr. burns ; Councillors, Messi
Norrie, Jefferson and Caldwell.
LvAIHNATIOI.—The examination w
held, in School Section No. 7 on We
nesday, the ' 2nd ult., and was at-ten
ed. by a good number of those intere
ed in the advancement and progress
us
—During
C. aremorris
attack poh
clllkarge the
wally otic
a w ;tom as
r. err.l.others
}—Phe
✓ yesterday.
- for restoriu
reform bill
r.b nkruptC�
s jets discus
e m nt dnrin
r. —On M
' h if -past i
n " r ;ides' on
arkhatu,
u- h s house, s
1- file window
ty ; ofi
s. la
d tl
01
it
m
di J f
nca di
ke
me
se
gree
w, i i
m.
0
eh
ion
v
pro
lan
oce
-iti
Ari&
or
ud
la
8
s -
of
d
d
th
d
,a
lot
as
m
H
sh 1t in. ih•s
ge ;leade
s foutg-d.
rn. Ste
e would -
y the co
eath, bro't
main, and Se
ba
iv
w
St
er
ur
ris
r
an ac
wll b
n t
sees. 4,1
eio1nipa
M . Je:
21, 7t 4
itti ig i
neha
aloe
Ga.
red
oat:
timid
Kieran
vent
"obi•
r hp
a el
.ante
urin4
-opined
a • at-
BO-
ay,
t-
altin
jFr/
ed �iul.
Ta garb
eh whe
r. Th
el is d
lid— he
❑g rder,
1 once!
1 nstea
th cont
80-
tr,
Y
has
he
•• as
ties
• ew
and
,rth
of
fact
ival
on
Pm.
Mr.
'ing
The
.
WIi
�.a
•
Tike an
i wa hele
80. i M r.
ima and
The follo
d wih:
of th aud`tors
Th e ectiol. of
se o '1 tru . tee.
John Swa as
pro urin 20
g in wood.hed
son a 90 +:tits
then 'djon i• ed.
ns.
he ci
0 Ire
in
at
et
On
all par
p•oto:.
!ay
er of
ear al
River
pfwsOn'
els
t;dnes
have
eeoret
nd`ng
e
aB
fr
ri
id
m
•
omm
o con
folly
lauq
lay.
Iiscoa
orgt
over
ainat
re, di
;he e
of Guelph,
C:
nt al P
eal ng ver
111 a jewe
is - it was
pea has
Bey: nc of.c
land has
:r
e rabid T
ray 'ng for
-sc dpi g,"
of o+ mon
Wise
on at
i>jy in
toj be
u
an,f
empt
Lot]
tranl
y of
y in
ph -
Tee
ect
ed
to
red.
czar
the
of
• at
ects
a
h
son
100
lery
ro-
ern
ttle
lea
r+ u
unk
the
was
3 on
om
on
don
fer-
h ra�iee •rand] of
v e 1aee i a reste On
in tiav ug at a re=
db fr13o; cott" an
►f t 'e 'ci ity.
re ,=; o� riot at
'isixig from an
s ,•-rver, he pclioe
ith fixed ayo•ets,
ur � er+ou-, ons of
d, d _nil ring `ev-
'ai1liiarc en ope
Land' B 11, a
]rteland,: an a
amen ing
!the c ief
Iritisl Pa
la, t, al
I ox,
ccjnc ssion
y the' E!stove'
t i th ra
rec ive' a e y chi
ane fad , mine
i a, Gl a ti T of
i the al be
e t olio ak u to
rd per, a o Wed.
Ile 84 stied The'.
h-1 w�y tfIe worn
a of )lila ary T]
e
ed
bill
the
ub-
lia-
out
vho
of
in
ugh
rge
l a
hot
ind
and
es -
as
ded
ius-
I
THE .HURON
ed an iinpression in the now near
ox's house, where Ole par ,y had evi-
dently fealen, and the iinillet aken out
Of the wall fittod the' moul . Heath
as committed to sta d his t ial at the
resent sessions, and stas.tak' n to Tor-
n jail. i
s here is no danger iof au organized
's nl, and that if the Cr vernrnent
es strict Measures fcir the epression
present ifficulties May e looked
tte with r. Ashmead Ba blett will,
Underst od, take place daring the '.
4.d elftdse of the will by hich the
o tts' Bank by marrying a foreigner
A!, French Canadia iin Mo tread has
elcipdetectiveS gave eVidence t at he is
ed a 1 singular !love for raw
i kens. He appeare 'in Co rt, when
ona, out of gaol, and steal. nothing
poultry, which he Oita ra ,1 that his
°rent love for poultry is a isease or
enia, and that he cannot hel stealing
-p-;One dayl last wee
a le exporters, of Tor
nde, to th number o
It
the
nto,
abou
ed and - eXhibited in St.
rket. The animal weig
ncla When alive. The chai
ied by H. J. Frankland
a to propose the cuetom ry toasts
he cattle xportation trad ., it hay -
chairman remarked bn th newness
been in e istence for but 'ye years.
try from
at trade.
should
ylieillea:IJOinitnihitoty,e--
di recent -
Portland.
pep this
if they
d atacee-
principal
nd their
ftWreLICe
led 2,900
sq. In
dollars corning to tb's con
at Britain in return fbr t
could 4t see why th
a d thousands of dollars in
a ers of Canada ha eve
or !raising stock theme lves.
ft: d gentlemen present ho h
y pent some $40,000 i Chi
131 sing live stock, whi wa
o ugjand elk Canada and
se, adian cattle raisers c rad
r n live stock.
Births.
A IESON—In Tuokerereith, on Oa 8th ult.,
the wife, of Mr. Gavin Jamieson o son.
lit
1 ;Campbell, Esq., Grey toviinship, Rev. A.
twifceof Mr. David Anderson of a ghter.
BMAN—In Maintop, on [ the b ult., the
AW---McKAY—At the residence f David
MoNaughton, on the 29th ult.e: r. Allan
She*, of Aehlleld, to Miss ChrisIsh a, Motley,
formerly of Tara, recently Of Gre t wnship.
head, y. S., to Miss Fiinhy W taker, of
lick, ttt Beinniller on the 28rt ult., Mr.
to miss Alice Jessie Sheppard, of o aneh.
ride's mother, on the 30th tilt., by love T. G.
-oungestidaughter of the 1 M Al v. Cameron,:
homson Mr. George Htt, to hristina,
tKE-mliING—On the 22np ult., •i Trinity
Ohara], Bayfield, by Rev. Rob •t MeCosh,
george Parke, Esq , to Miss ha King,
bothIof Bayfield.
leeth,Iwidow of the late Mr. Peter eFarlano,
of Perth, Lanark county. ,
ERISPN—McMILLA.N—A Clint n by Rev.
It. Tiromas, on the 28rd ut ., Mr. John Har-
risen,lof Stratford, to Mi •s M .3, Ann Mc -
Ellen, of Wawanosh. '
riche! by ReveR;Thomas, en th 6th int.,
1'4°11%14 %1111TtOt—OOTTLE-1en th 8thl ult.,
I Mr. George Whittington, td Miss ray Cottle,
' hoth of Clinton. I,
to MiSs A es Morland, all of I, e t 'Wawa -
ItMa, -ecel, to Miss Catherine Morels n, 111 of
1
liNION—CLOAliEY---In learristifn on the
Miss, Martha A, Cloakey, of Mortie.
TEMAN--JONESee-On the 22nd: alt., t the
n, to Miss Mary
hn Rose,
ito a, to
1 ural
residence of the ' bride's
Harper, Mr. George 13atm
BB—pass—At the residence of le
father, on the 24th nit., by Rev. J
Jessie, eldest daughter of Res
pIDES—McORACIaN—On the
DeauDavis Rector, Mr. David
God es, te
Oran 'en, both of Morris.
Mary Ann, hkdest daughter of "Mi/.. John Me -
della of the bride's father, Welke tan, o 1 the
51i. ay. E. Vanstone, cities tier of
Wm. Venstone, Esq., of lhaesels,, to Minnie
J., s eond daughter of Nem tintg ery,
Esq., of Walkerton.
ASKILL—McTAVIell—In Strati rd, o the
28th tilt., by Rev. Mr. Hughes, r. Kb meth
Taviele daughter of Mr. jentes Taxi, h, of
•
Deaths.
Y `OLDS—In Hallett, on the 24th
ane 1 eldest daughter of e D
wilds', aged 21 years.
04—th Grey, on the 22nd ,
daug ALT of Mr. George Yee' aged
ESLEY—In Clinton, on the
Petri
BMA -
McLeod, wife of Mr. James
I ,E—In 'fisheries; on the 31st
irier, father of Mr. T. Pi i$ Ext
e' ears and 3 months.
CI, LICK—In Exeter, on the 4 Id in
'Oleic, eldest son of Mr. noch
1.0 years and 2 months.
ult., Mary
minia Reye,
the Lial.A
' months -
26th It., Bertha,
seed years. ,
In Colborne, on the 24111 ult., Mrs.,.
—In Seaforth, on the 2nd inst., ArinicI
Gel 1, aged 23
•
er, ag,ed
°nick, aged
Fl
FI
8 op skins each
hew
to 10 181
2- to 30I
Sal (retail)per barrel,
Potatoes, per bushel, new....
Pep
Oa
1•1‘?;
16e, per bag.
meanie, brl
lew, pee lb
eeed la(i)ge per 100 Ms ,j
- CLINTON
ley,per bushel
Po r per bushel
13 ter
po ateeseeew
Cie ver Seed
En ai,sh Markets.
LONDON, J n. 3.—The Mark Lane I
Express says ; "There has been mild, '
wet, and sto m weather, but young
wheats look ell. The deliveries of
home-grown gr in have been amain.
The markets a e been dull, and every-
thing was oh a,per. Most of the hose -
grown is in bitd condition, foreign
pupplies, the efore, are relied upon..
INo amount o engineering in America 1
pempts miller td abandon the consump- -
tive demand. 1 he flour supply has
eonsiderably al en. There are practi-
ally no -old wile ts on offer. Values pf
he foreign s pp y on the spot is small,
nd afloat 1 rge. Valnes gave way
ail Friday. In wheat, A.merican red
inter off c :let recovered 6d. Tile
eason is now toe far gone for speculat-
bra to work ut another corner, but it
matters little whether they send mu&
Dr little. For the present; we dan get
I3upplied else here until next harvest.
British and fo eign barleys are dull and
heap. Oats re; slow and unchanged.
i oreign oats re eimilar in tone. Maize
is dull. An erican on Friday was
redticed 3d. ‘Sales of English 'wheat
for the week were 27,141 quarters, it
41s 11d, again t 27,574 quarters, at 46s
1d, the corre p9nding week last year.
mports into the -United Ringdom
uring the f ur days ending Dec. 23
ere 610,294 cwts. wheat and 204,374
wts. of flour.
Live
‘, tick Markets.
17ery fine bute er ' cattle Were sold at
MONTREAL, an. 5.—A few head of
5c per lb, whil; f irly good steers and
fat cows and •xe sold at about 4ie;
With common be f cattle at ale to 4e
; er lb. Only ew head of mutton
ritters were off red, and as was the
ase last week the quality was far from
ood. There vete no live hogs offered.
ressed hogs re worth from $6.50 to
TORONTO, tn. 6.—Cattle — Prices-
.anged from 3;c t 41c per lb. Among
he sales were 1 head, averaging 1,10p
vera*.ging 1, 00 pounds, at $35.00
ach. There is nothine • doing in
elves in the A e -lean markets. Sheep.
Very few o er g, and the demaaid
oderate. Pr ce rule at 3ac to 4c per
uring the wee nd prices are steady
t from 83.75 to $4.25 each. Hogs.—
here have be n none received during
the week, and riles are nominal at 41c
1 TORONTO, Ja —Fall wheat, 81.05
Lo
CHOICE Fres
OATMEAL Ex
ensall Mills. Mc
EXTRA Value
aisin s, Currants.
osE's. 678
r el, at the Hensall
I Arm. 681
HENSALL SA
one at once. Cas
CUTTER FOR S
nearly new ; will b
FOR LADRAD
aekerel, Finnan
Joni Looytees, Se
FOR C1IRIBTM
i Raisins, Curran
range and Citron
alley Goods, in
iscuits, go to Jon
al Notices.
E'S
ha
innan Haddies at 70
678 1
ged for Oats at the
in Sugars, Teas, Coffees,
nd General Grotieries at D. D, ,
GOB URQU1
ILL.—Custom Sawing
63
.—A Portland Cutter
spld cheap. Apply to Sainte,
67
it Herrings and 'Lake
ad, 'es and other Fish go to
s, Figs, Dabes, runes, Lemon,I
Goods in Leat variety
eeie, and an ease stock at
Baskets, Confectionery and
° wool pickings, H, deS, sheep and calf skins dee 1
il
/ -will pay the high st eash pride° for any quantity
WILSON & Y re JG .have a fine stock of
1, found in a first las grout- store, aud at prices
ea in quantities el ea r than mappedlar letality
c nsidered. Give d o, call and. try our 'Sample,
very tine lot of ta le and codking Raieins, Cure I
r nts• and other frui to. 1 Pure Spices, Essences and :
tracts. Highest priees paid for Butter, Eggs, t
SPEND your money where yob. Cfla' i'
t the most for t. , By buying your Crockery, ,
ithout doubt the largest, cheapest. and finest I
s Mellon in the co ty. Call , and retrainee our ,
4 oek, and compare prices with. others and be eon- ,
y need. A very larg stock of Pitney Cups, Saucers, !
F ncy Toilet Sets, lugls, Vases, Silver Plitt& and
13 'tannin Metal 0 eW, Butter Dishes, . &o., just
EADI
9 HOUSE.
FOR LrOTI-IING.
+WEED$ I TWEEDS
cora • AND SEE
111110
STOOK OF
OSE BEAUTIFUL
TWEEDS FOR SU1T1NGS
NOTIII 'G LIKE TEEM.
OVERCOA OVERCOATS
Bargains will n w be given, in order to
Clear Of1 th Entire Stockeat
•
R.
HE HOLIDAYS,
A C. McliOUCALL & CO:
Will give
from TO -DAY till
'en Per Ceittli Off all Cash Siales of
AND MANTLES
0 ERCOATOAND4LSTERS
No. 1, Campbell s rick Block, Main Street.
From N
N PE
till ChriStmas
CENT. OFF
All Cash Sales of
'8 Youths', and Boys'
E. BEST, LARGEST,
and Cheapest Lot we ever had.
400 On first security . at the 1
TraOteLoP7 Dyer cent. per annum ; plicate
nds. Applicant addiess JAMES DICK, Myth ; Direet Importers pi Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
P. 0. 663-4 Niellinery, Mantles, Shawle,
5
BOOTS AND
SHOES CHEA
Eg THAN EVER.
!THE PAPLOUR S 'OE STORE
WILL SELL GOODS
FROM NOW UNTIL THE I5TH OF FEBROAR T COST PRICE
NOW IS THE TI
E TO BUY I F' YOU WANT BARGAINS.
G. OFFOR
Jr., Main Stireet,, Seafo
THE HURON
'RAVING pat an Engine int
-LI- the Plow Grinding an Pol siring Machinery, parties *antingatora -done can have 'it at nary"
time, as steam 'will be up eve wo ing day.
FOUNDR
3 SEAFORtH
the Fitting Shop to drive Lat es, Planes and Drills, indePendent 01 -
ALL REPAIRS ON EN
I Attended to on short notice.
Cuttei s, Land Rolle s,Gang PI
„tarnished by partie wanting t
, Iron; and wurrante hard and
I shop is fitted with Anding St
; Engines, Boilers, Grist and Flo ring
I; Specifications for Mille &b. II Alt
1 uations on all kindsof Machin y.
n ha
ugh.
Res a
Mr. R. Runciman until his ret
d and made to or4er, 'once Feu -cm Grain Crush:eta Straw '
rate Bars, fie. Plow C etings Made to order from plAteraite :
e. Now Pointe a specialty, made from Genuine Islow Point
Will also Pit, Grind a nd Polish!Plow Castings &can, as tale
IC
4 Emery Wheels; id r s upet woe*. I 'Will also take -Contracts for
Mills, Saw efills and other Machinery. Win make Plans and
rations on Mills or E ngines attended te. Will also make real -
J. S. RIM EVIAN,. Seafoith.
as gone away for the wi ter, the beiriness will be slurried on by
SMITH," Gocehmornbag
JONES.—" I am going down
furniture, you see mine is gat
prices. Our baby wents a new
county."
ADDRESS.± -12b the
M. ROBERTSON' begs to stat
Kidd, as a Hardware store and
; examine his stock before parch
to order on very sho t notiee.
.: feathers, wood and 1 rubor take
1 Ia, Ma formerly, under his own
i tion. His stock of Caskets, Co
. rate. Funerals attended in the
TO THE LECTORS-:.
nes, here are you going to ?"
to 51. ROBERTSON'S Furniture Waterooms, to get some nele
ing played out and I -want to get some fiest rate inenitur,e at very low
radle and they say that he Lee ehe very best and cheapest in the
that he has removed to the p eirnises hetely occeipied-by Mr. John
./3
that he is now prepared to furnieb everything in the Furniture line
ding urchasers will find it greatly to their advantage to call and
ictur framing a specialty. Aill work guaranteed, Fatm produce
simuge lcshewa Inigeer.e. Repuring promptly attended to. Furniture made '
uper
count
ouds &c,, fou ;complete, and at the very IONvest
. A 'Heame for hive. member the places.
M. ROB T.SalsT, SEAFORTA.
SCHO
A FULL SU
SCHOOL BO Kp ANO S1TATIONERY
LOWEST
AT TIM
OSSIBLE
—AT -----
C. W. Paost's Book
Car dua's Block, Seaforth.
ALSO GRIP'S
riee iii cents.
R 188f,
W. PA ST, SE.AFORTIL
CHAR qs D6N BAR,
LOCK A:i) GrU-&-SMITH
SE FOR' 14
AN UFACTT: ER and ImporItcr of all kinds
of Englieh nd American uns, Rifles, Re-
volvers, Fishing nelde and Sperting Goods in
general, wishes to t he p bite that he has
where he intends t cerry on bust. ess. All kinde
of Repairirg dors in! Leeks, Ke s, Gans, Revol
.1 Grinding Done. ke Repairing of fiewing Ma-
: chines a Specially. Seissers, Knives, Skates,
; and Lawn Mowets sharpened. and repaired.
; Electra Plating &Me in Gold d Silver. Old
entrusted to him wilt he p.oiapt13 attended to on
683 CHAtt.„ 14:.S DENB
DIXIE SAV4
WANTED, at t1'..ie Dixie SIM
Concession of Illay, any
, Logs, for whith
IS
S, HAY.
the 6th
of Saw
The Highs:it Prie -in Cash
will be Pai
Pa ies having Timber to se , either on the
stare or manufactured, tan eceiVe the YerY
highe t price for it :n cash.
679x4 T J. WILSON.
w.,H. PERirtiAl., Cl!..INTON
any ream? able thne, will be given, if requited.
1.W. IL PBREIN, Clinton.
TO FARM RS, 'MECHANICS, MANUFAUTUR-
hursday, urinary 27th, 1881. .
Dinner in tonnection with the above Seeiety -
ill be held ija the evIening at 8 o'clock. Tickets, -
ne Dollar/
683 As. TOTING, 'Secretor,.
TO Fi,N1EltS
SA- 0 K FEEDERS.
'.11.13NDREts North-West Corn
PAINTING PAINTTAIG.
T_T OUSE PAINTING in all IM branches ; Sign
WeiteriDecoratoe, Paper Banger, S.:. White -
lege rey lieu, 0 ders kit at D. D. lloseee
LEGA NOTICE.
Lx- of the es,: at e of Plenly Shafer, late of tete
Township tf Hay, limner cleceaSed. All 1.er-
e ons he yi es any claims -agaanst Hemet
e'haffer, hrt of the towns) ip of Hay, farmer
deceased, w 0 died tell or about the third day of
day of FebLary tat, to send to Wil-
liam Curry, o Rugh Love, Sr , Rills Greer( P.
:the claims 41 ehech we ehall then have refieeein
ni 'the said atle Hee Sheffer doeeased, the. le.11
particulars oe theiv -a tune, and security, if dny,
held by the 4aftcr w kh date we will procee4 to
par tie 8 en Lit/ ed their* o, having reference tart to
ter 107, stc ion 34. All parties indebted 'to the
said estate, are rerpaeated to raty the store to the
day of Febiaaey next, or tlay will be dealt with
aS the law t irects. Dated the 5th day of Jarromy
A. D. lEha. WILLIAM CIJIIIILL, HUGH
LOVE, Acimprtistrators. 683-3
mtE riNGs TO BE HELD.
Nr, OTICE--I-The Annual Meeting Of the Share -
on T 1188 (la y, f..lanutery Ibt h, 1881, for the electien
IleASII, 'Prerdent. 1 ....itir:.t.,:,.....nt:.6:::
}lave .alpoinled the salia ratetingto be hew in -1,-e.
Tewr Dail, Varna, on Toosday, thelbtk Of JO -
besides the einnuel business, ate required
tide ag tO aneheirizing the Baia of the Com a °.
property. Peaties whaling to :purchase waeld
And. iet meth, ir .interest E180 tO 'attend. 3011N
STQCR FOR SALE.
-rzousEs tr OR BALE—For Sale, a Team of
and the otiser '4—both item the tame heerse and
sa me mute. They are semi and ego?d every