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munificent in
their appreeia-
at the Bethel
t $44, :and the
hristmas gift of
,tly cutter robes.
Charles Logan,
line south of
'W drowned on
Mile very near
`iarties had been
ak which runs
► oows went for
into the hole
taken out, they
ate themselves.
1f the animals
titer was taken
her life. The
valuable two
proprietors of
v have disposed
bert McCartney
t-lr. McCartney
year and gave
to the patrons,..
rt makers in the
ubt, succeed in
ss8.
rally quiet vil-
state of excite -
►,d on Thursday
f a young magi
n great haste,
vs that a bear
I . in the bush
arna. A crowd
collected, each
,tot at his bear-
lg late, it was
tin aweet repose
ly next morning
rs put in an ap-
teeth, and ac-
t:fi ber of dogs of
the appearance
dogs, one would
they intended
whole bearine
Lien the hunters
a Bruin was fast
arty obliterated
previous night..
tuestioned very
bear story, and
itures-as to what
Some suggested
am. Mr. Rath-
me _ stray dog.
t, neither can
ppoiatment of
had to return
andnary a
ty to loan at 7
OMR and at any
er, Brussels Post
meeting of the
`last the salary.
$60 ; Assessor
lb ; Treasurer,.
to be made
1 to $1.02,
60c to 62c,
t to 31c, hay
4.50 to n5.00,
e.
-Thomas Me-
th, of Morris,
thoroughbred
next: monthly
S. on February
-Mr. Matthew
t in town on
it for the eon -
The contract
and work
:sly the well
ile southwest
;•InTY. -- The
ambers of the
Society was
iesday of last
i report was
[g the receipts
218 ; disburse-
au hand, $49..
were elected :
lent; D. Me -
'ice -President;
, second Vice-
John Moffatt,
molten, Brus
Purnberry ; B.
, Howick ; It;
eyth, Morris;
and R. Mar-
of McKillop,
to the Agri -
ton, Flowick,.
, delegates to
Wart, of Bras-
ndustrial Ex-
-afters—Ft 5.
lex. Gibson,
ks was ten -
'resident, for
lig of .Direct
f the annual
[rrussels, was
reasurer at a.
ors will meet
ltd February,
en the next
Directors of
' business on
L,at1 p.m.
Bs.
t 11 veteran
1 collected at
Lt $1:2,000.
-anstoue,
ge council, is.
the county.
sxairder Lc-
wn stairs a
• arm near
t, of Exeter,
charge of a
t a salary of
liocxl opened
pupils,
aud
;e will rea•th
ti4
tat esn-
=}ld iiia farrn
tuck by auc-
?-, of the 7t1I
has rented
(liddon,
he
nth eon-
sb., recently
:. Houghton
16:,.
Mr, E. Rol -
a were en-
-Feud at the
tt0lliva had
Lt• wrist by
JAMA. WV 21, 1831, r,
THE
slipping off a plank. His elitew join
was also dislocated. Under proper
Medical treatment, Mr. Roilis is rap-
idly recove•ring,'and it is to e hoped
will soon be able to resume wprk. 1
—Messrs. George Mace i
Bawden have commenced the
sing business m Exeter, and h
quite a large business this sea
—J. S. Habkirk was re-elec
trustee of School Section Nc
lett. The trustees are W.
Francis Stalker and J. S. ,Hal
.The ladies of the Bible Christian
Church, Exeter, have presented their
pastor, Rev. J. Holmes, with a ha d-
some Portland: cutter and a sum of
nd Q
hay p
ope to
on.
ted sol
• 5, E
m. g
)kirk.
m.
es -
do
sol
:ul-
z g,
money.
—The Rev. W. F. Campbell
ly incumbentaf St. Thomas
Seaforth, preached the Missio
mons in the English Church,
on Sunday last.
—Mr. John Mitchell, of St
sold out the Dufferin House
tralia, at present occupied
Robinson, to Mr. Thomas Ho
purposes starting business.
—A young lad 16 yearsof a
Mr. J. Cronyn, of Wingha
skating on the rink -a few day
on the ice and dislocated
and broke one of the small bo
for
Chu
nary
Bross
ea
I
.hen,
in
bs_
,
e, son
1, w
ago,
is wr
es in
It
arm.
—Messrs. McCartney,, Tho'. psor
Scott, of Clinton, have already contra
ed for work in connection . vith f
brick hcuses, to be erected in t e nei
borhood of that town during t e com
summer.
—Mr. Robert Martin, of rey, 1ias
purchased the interest of Thonans ] Lc-
Lauchlin in the entire colt p rcha ed
by these two gentlemen last all fr m
Mr. Charles Mason. Mr. Mar 'n is n w
sole proprietor. •
—For the half year ending 31st e-
cember, the number of births giste ed
with th.etown clerk of Clinton was 2 ;
marriages, 18 deaths, 12; akin a
-total for the year of 75 births] 42 m r-
riages, and 26 deaths.
—Mr, Alex. Innes, of Stanley, reoe , t-
ly sold. a very fine.driving mare to r.
Thomas Tippling; of Clinton, for he
sum of $150. Tom is a great ho se
fancier and never keeps anything in he
horse line but the very best.
—The contract for the erection of ie
new Bible Christian church at Holm s-
ville, was awarded to Messrs. Cooper &
McKenzie and Messrs. W. & J. Bowey,
of Clinton. ,The cost of the church will
be in the neighborhood of $2,200.
—Mr. John Hawkshaw, hotel -kegler
of Blyth, while driving from Hensll
to Seaforth one day last week lost a
pocket -book containing $175. Rat er
too much to lose even although t e ti es
are not so hardas they used to e.
—At the last meeting of the Hurn
Medical Association the f llowing
officers were elected : Preside t, Dr.
Sloan, -Blyth ; , Vice -Preside t, r`
Holmes, Brussels ; Secretar a d
Treasurer, Dr. Stewart, Brueefield:
-Mr. Oaks,of: the Maitland cone s-
sion, Goderich township, lately reeei
ed a letter from his son in Dako a, w o
stated that the extreme cold f th t
State was such that he could carce y
stand it, and he almost felt dis used o
return to Ontario.
—Mr. T. Higgins, son of Joseph Hig-
gins Esq., of Stanley, has been ngaged'
for 'the current year as tea her n
School Section No. 5, Goderic tows:-
. ship. Mr. Higgins is an a Belle t
teacher, and is sure to give sati faction
in his new position..
—Mr. Joseph M attell has sod t: e
Queen's Hotel, in Wingham, o r.
Wm. Blatchford., who takes po sessi n
on the 1st of March next. Mr. att 11
has been proprietor of the Quee 's f r
about four years, and now intends r
moving to Formosa.
er-
oh,
er-
.ls,
as
en -
L!
ho
of
ile
ell
st,
Elis
&
ct-
sur
h -
ng
•
—Mr. James Pickard, of Exe er, h s •
sold his farm on. the Thames Road, I
Usborne, to Mr. Andrew Gibson fort e
sum of $6,500 cash. He takes pdssessic n
next fall. The farm is one of t e be't
in the section, and is consider d vett'
. cheap at that figure.
—Messrs. James and John Br wn, if
Grey Township, near Cranbrook ha e
purchased one of Abell's steam hres
ers. It workssplendidly, aild t e
enterprise of these young men w 11, o
doubt be abundantly appreciated by the
people of the neighborhood. , ,
—A few days. ago Messrs. anthill
Bros., of Exeter lost a valuable New-
fouudiand dog by hanging. T e dog
was tied in the office, and the chain
had been lengthened a . day r tvto
before. It jumped over the railing of
the office, and the chain just allowejd
its hind feet to touch the floor. In this
position it was strangled.
—Last week a cattle dealer shipPed
from Clinton Station for. Windsor a
car load: of cattle, among which were
a yoke of oxen weighing 3,300 lbs;, psi -
chased of Mr. C. Floody, of Hullett, St
$145 ;..a yoke weighing 3,380, purchased.
of Mr. Halliday, of Colborne, at1 $140;
and a yoke weighing 3,180, pur based
of Mr. Jos. Howson, of Hull tt,. at
$130. .
—Some excitement was r Gently
created in the neighborhood of th nar-
row guage railroad, township of- Turn-
berry, by the re-establishment o con-
nubial relations between an acted ma
ried couple of that locality, whose uui.o
not long ago was celebrated by a thr e
days eharivari, but who subseqaent y
separated through- incompatibility If
temper.
—Last year at the annual mee ing f
the congregation of the Auburn Presb
torian church the congregation was i
debt. The weekly offering system w s
adopted, and as a result the congregation
have liquidated the debt, paid all a4. -
counts in full and have a ''balance iii
the treasury. The receipts of th con-
gregation for the past year ,mon ted to.
over $887.
--The annual meeting of the (:range
Lodge, district of Grey, was held in the
Orange Hall, Brussels, on Tues ay 4i
. ternoon of last week. The fol swine
officers were elected for the e shin
year : James Young, W. M.; iJam s
Fulton., D. M.; Michael Keller, chap-
lain ; John Mooney, secretary ; Thos.
Ratcliffe, treasurer ; Christopher Rey-
n.ard, D. C.
—The annual meeting of the Mullett
Branch Agricultural Society was held
at Kennedy's hotel, in Clinton, ' o#i
Thursday of last week. There was an
unusually large attendance, and the
following officers for 1881 were elected:
John Mason, President ; John Shipley,
Vice -President ; Thoibas Cooper, Treae-
urer; N. Robson, Sectary. Auditors,
R. M. Racey and E. Pay. Pit
tors, Wm. Jackson, W. C. Sear' and
James' Young, Clinton ; Thoma Cor-
bett and Wm. Grainger., H 'lett ; '
Alex. Innes and John Johnston, Stan `
•
ley ; G. Ellilgtt and John ,Stu • y, God-
erich townsh 'p. - The meebing as ad-
journed to meet againlia two weeks
from Saturday. This a ety' 8 in a
very flourish ng condit'o: , ha�vi g oyer
three hundred member ori itgf ooks
--Some n: fits ago t• e ; residence of
Mr. Andrew 1Govenlock; at W thrjip,
g
p deneastructr on
e
n fire at
and before
it was c• n-
elice, ho
ja ed. T•e
rell.
names of
had a parrot escape
by fire. A out-bu
house was d' covered
night after al had re
the flames eo ld be oh.
sumed to as es. The
ever, was preserved
fire originat in an. as
—The foll ing are
those Candi aces, fro
successfully ssed the
aminationfsecond
recently hel at T
School : Mi ses Lonit
and Annie . Brown,
Elliott, Tho as Higgi
ler, and D. E McConn
in all 104 can idates, o
successful in btaining
—The foll wing co
provements re noted
township : r. Willis*
Bayfield cone ssion, is
tions, for ere ting a. re
100x62, with a nine foo
beneath. Mr" Henry 0
concession, intbnds erec$i
house this ye • Ir. Mr.
the 14th cone:ssioii, in
brick house t is year ;
of Clinton, ha ng the c
—The Dir ctors of
Mechanics' I stitute a
iag passed a esolution
freedom of he libra
room to the C•unty C
in town atter ing the s
oil. This is rtainly
considerate en the
institute folk and will.
duly appreci ed by th
but we are disl.osed to 1
dom of the cu ling rink
generally avai ed of. `
--Mr. Wm Fishier;
Brussels, writ :s from W
lows "We h ve only
of snow and tl•e weathe
mild, with th:, exception
that I have w rked outs
Wheat is 90c.. o $1, floe
rel, potatoes 1 per bi
per lb., pork lac. per 11i ,
-per ton, butte 30c. to 4
pies $7 per barrel.
from $2 to $2. 5 per da!
to $4, and lab rers $1.61)
Fishleigh is oing wel:
country.
—The fell ing are t
ed for -the ens ing year
Agricultural S ciety :
Greer ; Vice- resident,
Secretary, J. D. Smi
James McLau Klin.
Howiet, J. W. Jago
gomery, -Jany s MCL
Aylesworth, enry S
Moses Aldrich and Wel.
ditors—James Groskery!
Green. The oard deci
a prize of not ' ess than
the member ho bring
number of me hers at
ing of the Boa d. °.
—The folio ing are t
for Moncrief range,
for the Curren' year : b -
W. M.; Wm. I1ulton, W
-W. L.; P. M4Neil, W.
Taggart, Assistant Ste
Shiels, 'Sr., chaplain';
Treasurer ; A. Stewart,
Fulton, G. K.; Mrs. J.
Miss' Mary J, Avery,
E. Shiels, Flom, Miss
A. S.; Alex. Stewart, de
sion Grange. L'his Gra
alternate Tuetday. .T
of the Grange for the y
over $500.
—One day 'last wee
son of Wm..W' rner, livf
eels, was chop ing in a
twelve miles ft put home
fell, a portion, tf it strik
head and comletely se
from the skull on thele
head, and cam lig it to
neck and sheu der expo
At the time of he acci
only a boy wit him,
they were near a shanty
he got help to ] ft the tr
was conveyed deme in
friends, in an insensi
Medical assistance was s
and the wounddressed tub
after the accident. At
he was prbg essing.
His escape . fr m inst
little short of riraculou
—In speakir'g of the
the Signal of ll,st week
thirteen news , apers p
county of Hurt n. Of t
form in politi s and 's
tive. All are • ssued' w
exception of tb : Exeter
is published ::roi-wee.=1
patent outsi.de:., that i
printed in some city est
forwarded wee kly to t
which then pr hats nom
vertisements . n the
Only four pap rs are
home. These are the
the Goderi.ch f tar, H
and Exeter Ti ries: T
the patent o aside pap
Times and idvance,
Gorrie Enterp '"se, Blyt
ton.' New Er and
Sun and Exet:r Reflec
0 •
P'
..
, w o
al : x -
ache s;
0 or.. al
M. rai.er
srs, !hoeas
ichard ulil-
There w.re
mE w.re
fico, e�s.
plutd iin-
orlerich
of the
preps at
ban,
stab es
be 8th
fro e
ins of
titin a,
'Bo
et
ct alter or.
der ch
✓ 1 sit m et -
re ing he
nd ead ng
ilio s wile
s f, Coitri-
and
t o he
d t, be
nty.fath rs,
he fee-
ld!be m re
n
for . erly
1r}ip:g as
lou t 6 inc
as been
fi a ew d
1' will'
e trs
as erers
1.75."
ikes he
ers el et -
Ho ick
es de . t, Sa 1.
Eva s;
retfsu er,
s— eo.
es M nt-
li , P. P.
B. . C ok,
n-
esW.
o ering
ue to
g ea est
ly meet -
of
ol-
es
BO
y8.
er.
ar-
50.
10
at Esc., of
HARRIES—
$3 tub
• Hat', t
Eh.
VIG
12t
r, to
rick.
ION
cefi
Cher
ams
❑ley
brigt:
age.
Man
Role
Of th
he
form
era'
gotte
repa
men
recou
took
man
light
of th
nd
enf n
It;v
re:a
JJRON
E
k'OSI7on.
locks show
s a pleasan
bus mingle
atone c f reoallini
past nua lighten
ture, by mingling
gr ht incidet
�!' fig,
vee h eh will n
r pal taking
o ng folks
i h ide, whil' the old folks
ny an Incident -which
heir lives bringing forth
lis of pleasure. A very de -
t b b
eft
el ice .
to
lacy in
exp
le
ea
t
Lan
t. g
am
of
d traces of old
sight to see so
ogother, for the
the memories.
tg the cares of
together and.
it in their sev-
t soon be for
of a sumptuous
engaged in a ,•
las sp
engaging
ic, and
tmed a circle and sang Tallow,per lb
they Wood, per cold .......
. yne," after which Dressed H ge per 100• lbs... .... .
their respective homes, ......
well pleased with the
Ball Wheat
Spring Wheat, Fife, per bus
Spring Wheet,Red0haff,pe
Oats perbushel
Pees per bushel' •..-.
Barley pe bushel .......... ....
Batter -,N.1 ,Loose .
dd
Butter, T b ..... .. t........
Eggs M
Flour, per 100 lbs.. ....� .
-Hay, new.. s.....
Hides, per 100 lb...,
Sheepsk. s each....:
Salt I)per barrel,....'
Salt(whoI eale)perbarrel.t
THE MAI ,KE
SEAFOR' H, Ja
lel... .
bash.
y Intim ers 1 Potatoes, per bushel, new.
in recitations Apples, per bag.....
in closing the Oatmeall`brl..
•—x---
OLI TON, Ja
ay, Pal1Wbeat per bushel......
Spring whoa t, perbuehel... .....
Oats,per b iehel ;.
Barley,p r bahel
otion Sales.
edne d, February 16, 1881, on
of , I o c:ssion 3, Hullett, Farm
took an .lements. Sale. to com-
enc at 1 o clock A. . sharp. Mrs.
harps C' r � er, proprietress ; J. P.
rine au tido 'der.
Sat rd_: y, ! anuary 29, 1881, at the
erg alf r-lotel, Seaforth, Valuable
ty in ! alton. McCaughey &
st:' , endors'�Solicitors ; 3. P.
rine:; au , tio • ser.
TOB]
wi > of
McQURRI E
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duce o tl
Gregor 51
Ontari . t
Dot�dids, i s
OBE11PS e N
--wept T
derice o tl e
Gregor
Roberts. n,
Ne(lie, leo
Esq., laie of
GEWING
13th in
Atkinso
Atkinso
ILPA!TRI
the bri
Rel-. M
Elrpa, t n
• Andrew of A
°CLORE N
resider.: o
Render • 1
Sarah
Births
inberry, on the 3rd inst., the
ex. Stobie, of a son.
arriages. -
ODDS—At Big Plain, North-
, on the 31st ult., at the resi-
e ride's father, by Bay. 141r. M-
o1:nMaQuarrie, late of Fergus,
ary, eldest daughter of Andrew
:, late of Rodgerville, Ontario.
- ODDS—At Big Plain, lorth-
i4ter, ,; on the 31st ult., at the resi-
ride's father, by Rev. Mr. Mo-
eter Robertson, son of Thomas
sq., of Kippen, Ontario, to
n daughter of Andrew Dodds,
ndgerville, Ontario.
AT' INSON—In Clinton, on the
by Rev. Mr. Stewart, Mr. James
, f Tnckersmith, to Miss Louise S.
, e t and daughter of Mr. Thbmas
, of aliett.' -
K+- • DREW—At the residence of
's fa her,' on the 29th ult., byl the
aders, Mr. S. J. Kilpatrick, of
h, 'third daughter of Mr. John
hfield.
EY—On the 28rd ult., at the
ne.bride's father, by Rev: R. C.
r. W. J. McClure, of Lucknow, to
d st daughter of Thomas Finley,
. ;ld.
1' NS—On the 1st inst., at Oredi-
. Botcher, Mr. Wm. Harris, of
s Mary S. Perkins, of Tucker-
ers e ect
owns ip,
Cuth'll,
m R le,
Tho
ry
a#
ne ulton,
late t d
-ets ev
en 't
a' m ►pts•
"1:8,
J .m • seln:Ine: rB
pab
on
ei.g he sc
of
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to
est
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the
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the
Na
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Bre
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Sta
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Mr.
Job
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ROCT
Rev
brill
to
Bra
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the
Cha
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the
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—At Orange Hill, •Howick, on
by Rev. Thos Muir, Mr. Geo.'
Sarah E. Wiggans, both of
'S—By Rev. Ti G. Thomson, of
the residence of the bride's
, on the 12th inst., Mr. Peter
o Miss Donella Ross, all of
N , ' S ---In St. Marys,. on the 4th
., at th sidenee of the bride's brother,
O. J: - its, byRev. 3. T. Wright, Mr.
n .t 'I. a s, of Elimville, to Bessie, second
ghte ` o r.Nicholas White, of the flame
lge.
DR A. "DON— On the 23rd ult., by
. Jos pl hilp, at the residence of l the
e's f 1h r, Mr. Thomas Proctor, of Morris,
:ebe a, f.. rth daughter of Mr. James
ndon of ast Wawnnosh.
NS AW FOWLER—In Wingham, on
14th tilt by Rev. 11. McQuarrio, Mr.
ales jya • ' thaw, to 1Iiss Agnes Fowler,
1 Wibglta...
GE—:\ r.SON—At the residence of
or; on the 25th ult., by Rev.
Mr. James Lockridge, to Miss
Eli abet' it on, all of Wingham.
ILKE —M A STER—At the residence of
i the brid 's ,a er, on the 5th inst., by 2,ov.
H. tie at Re Ur. Thomas Pilkey, of scar -
boy , to Mita ° a e McAllister, of Tnrnberry.
'ORR' Y -LE. H BLAND -At the residence
of t e bridL:s a her, on the 12th hist., by
Reim. Tho a obb, Mr. John Murray, of
Tu `cers hit , o; Miss Charlotte Ann Leatlier-
lau, of the s mea place.
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ROAD OU
M.osd
Chicles :
and 14 do
iIoTAVLSH-
her lathe
res •I dau hter
he I yeast.
he
r cn his
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ere •as1'
tnna ely'
he. ce
imr He
by'loud
ondi t I on.
proc red
tf.urheurs
t taco.nts
avora•ly.
ath •• as
y Press,
here are
dinthe
ix are e-
Conse va-
, with the
es, l w ich
;Nin have
#le side is
mex t,_ ud
cal office,
s and•ad-
nte e de.
ed 11 at
n ignal,
EXP ensu,
lowi g are
Wiiigliam
sels; ost,
view, lin-
, .Seaf rth =.
--Quite a se sation I qa: caused in
the township . f Grey, �f. '• days ago,
by the sudden :and un ted disap- g-
1s Qmin en s of
lake, a fa a. er v over 80
ho was cogn : erect `by all.
Ircu m sta e: and o est
;all his deal . s. t ow
he ha L:: en a ing
rious store li ;eper ur-
er on - e 1 , an -also
meats . ctio ales
which sf . at a die-
wamount Ig;''� all' t a
dyed do 1 rs, It s iso
. ortly b or ' he o his
mortg g d his f' rm
hese m a s e too a
••oney i im, leas 'ng
nothing r m w ich
ould bye r lized,thus
reditors i d Backe s to
pearance for Uncle Sa
one Thomas
years of age,
to be in good c
and upright in
transpires tha
largely from v
ing the sum ••
stock and impl
during the fall
count for cash,
good many hu
rurhored that
departure, he
heavily. By ..
large sum of
comparatively
any amount
leaving all bis
pay the piper.
—At the res
bour, West W
relations to th
,bled together t
the New Year,!! had Among
left the old sod a per
and during thab time t
from youth to ipaanhoo ,
number f
ge par y of
fty . as ern-
e datve of
t, since hey
4.
now heir
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nron liter
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claas LAOS
er and fall
Ott 684-13
win p
coafstihofoolr
livered a
d ears,
E Howiek, on the 8th inst,, Etta
o daughter of Catherine and
o epee, aged 3, years, 11 months
ys
uekersmith,1 at the reeidenee of
the 17th hist„ Mary, eldest
ter McTavish, Esq., aged 21
Oil Noti
Finnan
678
hanged f
ia Sugars, Teas, Coffees,
xid General roceries at p. D.
es.
addies at 7c
r Oats at the
ustbm Sawing
031
e sold cheat. Apply to Sturm
78
Herri gs and Lake
half barr ls, Kit end Barrel
addles and othor Fish go to
orth. 680
t sale cheap at the Big Mills,
o this salt was made "last
L5, HIDES AND SKINS.—
the i best cult pit* for any quantity
c des, sheep rind caff skint; de -
m ure store. No truck or trade,
AKING SALE
GOING ON AT
Win ter Cl
Lad
lila ets
UR
our
sortru
it ER1
We ce
gains w
& CO.'S.
0 EN ORS.
NOM/SE LING OFF
g tt, Wholesale Prices,
nd Youths' Ow rotate at Cott,
t Co ,Ctl,oth Mantles at Cost,
rat
a s, Muffs and Boas at Cost.
LAR9E STOCK.
it heir] yet very ltrge, gives A gtod
Pese,per hel
Potatoestne
Eggii
Dressed og per too rot... -
9s 08d r d winter, 981 09d
peas, 63c to 66c ; arley
butter, 20c to 24c ; p tatoe
Li e Stock ark
rather less than a we k ag
el oice ut hers' cattle were
3tc to 4c ; reugh bulls and
from 3c t 3ne per
hipment to
choice wes ern cattle,
per lb. Sev ral lots of
4live hogs ere sold at 14.75 p
•
1
bought for
S.
1 ▪ 00 to 1 08
05 to 1 08
30 to 0 82
60 to 0 64
65 to 0 78
17 to 0 18
15 to 0 18
16 to 0 18
75 to 2 85
00 Go 11 00
00 to 8 00
75 to t 50
0 90
30 to 0 85
30 to 0 40
00 to te 00
05 to 0 06
76 to 6 10
25 to 2 50
20, 1881.
08 fa 1 12
80 g 0 82
65 itt 0 85
16 IQ 0 13
80 a 0 85
00 A 8 60
mg wheat
white, 98
Od ; beef,
per bag,
$7.00.
ts.
ricee are
b▪ ought at
e general
were from
ean cows,
Kennedy
t littl over 50
heep were sold
r hundred
pounds.
EAPING HO
USE.
CLOTHOTG.
0 ME AN SE
STOC
TWEE
OVEOC
Rare Bar ain
Cie
Ndtt 1, Cam
OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
T ING LIKE' THEM.
tS, OVERpOATS
w 11 now be given, in order to
be
Fs Brick 13
ock, M in Street.
TO WHO
Stewart, of S
our eniple me
our OCB
satisfy all wit
685x3 Ge
er
afo
t,)
em honorable, hive retained all 1 1
a 'elate, and will endeavor to
fat or tts with their orders. Ionia
IT MAi C NCERN
f Seaforth having been dis-
our f to pi puert last August,
-will be o r agent. George
th, (who hes been 7 years in
is our genetal agent..
FOR MAN IT0134)::
We have determined upon, rentor-
ing to Manitoba, amd will e'er
:Private Sale the .Entire Stock
'New and Staple Dry GoodsiRead
made Clothing, Hats an4 Cap
Boots and Shoes, at Immense Redu
tio2is. Special attention is directed
to OUT Fine Assortment of Men s
nd Boys' Overcoats and Readynta e
lothing. Ladies' _Furs and Hood
Clouds and Winter Goods of a 1
descriptions will be cleared out re
tcardleAs of cost.
A LEXA 1D all
tions to 1 'vs an
Lk DMINt ST
43- of tbe es
Township of
OE haying
Shaffer, lite o
deceased, who
January, 1880,
day of Febi
of the said
particular
held by th
dist ribute
parties en
the claim
, or
late
of
the
itle
of
pursuance of r
ter 107, section
said estate, are
said administx
day of Febrnai
as the law dixe
LOVE, Admibi
at
Ha
dip
are
Agent tor
EPENDENT
FORTHL
in the above Ortier, applica-
ice must bp sent in at once.
qualification. By order,
ID SON, Governor General.
AL NOTICE.
ORS' NOTICE—In the matter
of Retry Shaffer, late of the
y -claims against Henry
e township of Hay, farmer
on or abotit the third day of
required on. or b fore the fifth
Hugh Love, Sr. Hi ls Green P.
ne
He
fte
sse
hic
vis
34.
re
tor
11
tra
adminiettatora
claims, etc]. semi
s of the d cease
zeta, havi g ref
we ehall then
All parties ind
nested to Pay th ,same toithe
.xt, or they will e dealt *Rh
Dated the 5th d y of Jarniary
ILLTAM CUR IN, , MPH
f the estate
ad, the full
11 proceet
among ,the
tense only to
ave notitt,in
bted to the
ANT NOTI ES.
TAKE NOtTI
-t Stewart,
another, with
this date. Sea
STEWART.
as left nay bed and board, with
ut ause or retson, will not be
685x8
Its IBS FERGUS N, Dressmaker has removed
-U-IL to the roo I, a over the pest o ce, where she
will be glad to ree ive all her old euetomers and
as nrany new o es as will rater her with their
office. MISS ER CRON. 684-4
TT AIR WOR
'ILL their libe
doing up hair.
the top she c
mail carefully
the Market, Ma
et ACTION --
t --t against gi
Kemp, without
I will not be ire
by laer from Ith
board without
TER ITEMP.
—N rs. Hunt returns thanks for
al atrOnage, and ehe is, still
As he arrangesit with roots at
tte ded to. Four oors west of
ke Street, Setfort Ont. 678
j • --- —
he publid art her by cautioned
in credit to tay vi e, Mary Jane
my written order a d consent, as
po elite for any de ts contracted
s d te, she having left my bed and
nowledge or consent. WAL-
orth, Jan. 11, 1881. 6841k
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FO
EA011E OF 1881.
SEA.F.o R
I feel happy in th,a king ustomers and all who have
patybenzi,1„,d me d rift? the ast year, and have pleas-
ure in st 4:kg tit t een one of the most success-
fui since14.)5rst open`ng hiere some fourteen years ago
MY CASH
BI
,RADt
ovrutG TO MY
eaentniez DISCOUNTS,
_Satisfactory, as Idea
my ered t Trade is a together
VEMN-11$ AND ALTERATIONS.
the Stock Down to the ttowest Posetble Figu e from the present date 'until after N:tatittittittgotr
12
until the arrival of my Spring Purehases, whit -will bel
FORWARDED
BY MY BUYER
REGULARLY DURTi
With FRESH and SEA
MILLINE
MANTLE
: SHAWLS,
WOOL G
DRESS G
OASHME
MANTLE
G THE
IN THE OLD COUNTRY
COMING SEASON.
"(MARIE GOODS„ which I
traprevemente land Sp
ODS,
Parties Ie atint for Mani_toba or o
tere•ts to Call
NO Trouble to ,Sho
St
132 determined to Sacrifice to mak 401111
LANNELS,
HEAVY WINTER SUITS, -
her parts, and tequiring these Goods, it will be to their int
Goods Whether You Buy or Not
'HOFFIVIA
fr
DRSS GOOOS,
1419R T
HOTMAN
OR, TWO WEEKS ONLY.
071 -HERS, SEAFORTH:
MIL
0 1717{EEK
INE Y AND MANTLESi,
0 HER
LY AT
C EPC ASH STORE‘
GREAT BA GAIN,S
Hfr#11Th/LA.
DRESS GOO 7: 'MILL
A CAL
It;NO/14
1E361
R TWIO WEEKS ONLY
BROTHERS' IN
IS RESPE
HOWL
0
TFULLY SOLICITED.
AN, BROTHERS Se4,forth.
-TO THE RADERS
11
And all
i:OR MANITOBA LU
This is BONA FIDE Sal4,
d we hope- mut Friends and the
tttotxttettttptattirtett
selves of the privilege of Se luring
0ood Bargains at once.
'Ottnpbell's Block, opposite the' ill
sion Hotel, 4S'eaforth.
0
188i
OF THE EXPOSITOR*
RETtirRIMBER THAT THE MOST
PLACE TO HUY
Fe LSCAP PAPER
NEW BOOK STORE
In COTT'S BLOCK Between Wilson & Young's and Thomas Kidd's.
WE HAVE NOW
Than Peet lifor Trantiacittng
DR GS PATENT ME
Call
Ge
ALL PAPERS since movir lite our New $tandi
o r Large and Increasing Trade M
WINES, D/rt STUFFS, azt„.
°tit stock' is Very Loge sad of the Beet Quality.
1
tid get one FREE. We hitve Aye Green's Ratlway's, -de., in Rtglish, Pram a 1 !
LUMSD*7 & 'Mail 7, Druggists and Bookseikrs.
7,77