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Mob. the Brussels
hospitably enter -
rel ohiels, and a
a very pleasantly
; is the scorn
LISTOWEL, No. 1.
Ratainan,
'D. Morton,
Wm, Bell,
G. Ford, Skip. -25,
No. 2.
CL Clemmie,
A. Olen:ante,
A. Galloway,
J. Coutts,..Skip.---0.
45
an.—The children.'
held their annual
Town Hall, cora
cations, dialogues,
laatern views. A
a spent and the
all patrortized.
cgotes
Duff have al -
new saw mill at
aorticulturai So-
ar 4583 iu prizes,
ad among 98 dif-
a of Exeter, has
tie Vice-Presidente
ddiesex Fire In-
ao left Morris Iast
tee, has returned.
convinced tha
rownabip Council
aud J. R.
Wm. Wakefield,
Assessor.
lough, of the Ilth
ne, is preparing
Ition of a brick
mina summer.
k gr. Wra. Tre-
.o;cket. book con -
id between- Hen-
sa of Mr. Daniel
a, of the Homan
have this year so
E pork, for which
price of 46.25 per
Firth, named Wm.
to; jump upon a
it, and one of the
()tit his legs,brins-
and Kincardine
ch at Luoknow
Royal Caledonia
t by the Goderick
is. C. Chriatie, of
Stephen, had a
aoved from her
a, of Exeter, and
f John Keeley,.
royed by fire on
hey lost nearly
as 4500; insured
n, of the toms -
a London town -
bred bull calf,
)O cash, and two
piece last week..
yf the village of
aed to out things
'a fixed the sal -
year as follows
ad Collector, NO,
nage of Auburn,
to Mr. Thomas
Eor $2,250. The
>ssession in Feb-
; parcel of the
es will regret to
Mrs. J. W. Me -
and formerly of
lace last week.
a most estimable
tly esteerned by
a Mr. Buraball,
ay, prepared a
on going next
id in which he
he fortad that
ad been stolen
son of Thomas
-..
th Miran, has
toff of sessional
ng a sessional
✓ session. Mr.
e to do better
3. McCartney,
was driving
ton, his horse
Y , throwing the
aging the ve-
ortunately, no
La collector for
on the 16th of
artaseit House,
_610 from 1 p.
wealthy town -
how to make
has been ap-
James Brown
of
$85 each.
:sed the town-
ny yeors, and.
best possible
of Brussels
irths, 11 mar -
This is the
a been register-
-le of Brussels
his, especially
• lines.
Robert Pent -
near Nile,
accident in a
was retUrlailag
uride..y Meat,
limb a fence,
ine a hie leg.of the Kin-
ahich will be
Tuesday, 1st
object will be
aat the fron-
ded izz Can-
' conditions of
: Clinton can
theoldest, if
the.oidest,
ned aptain in
he ombaion.
ho Ids the
a. 4 Company,
hie commis-.
: 'ear 1/351, the
A .Eigia, who
metal.. The
tin years, still
t in all things
and has under
at is rated as
1
JANUARY 28, 1881.
.......1
the bo:t Volunteer Company in the
triot. The ''boys" regard him al
as a f: titer, and well they may, fo
watch s over them and their inte
with thonghtfulnesii , and con8i
tion t at does him credit.
— e are glad to learn that lss
Ettore t, of Exeter, organist of k he
Metho ist Church, who has been an-
gerous 3-, ill for someti e, is now e. -
coven g.
--NV: note by an AIjcna, Stiehl n,
paper, that Mr. Th ra s Westrop,f of
that pl ce, formerly conductor an the
Goderi h branch of he Grand Trink,
died t ere on Sunday, 2nd inst., from
pneum •nia. He left l a wife, an'two
.thildree .
/
—At the annual seting of the est
Huron gricaltural °piety, the 41 oW, -
ing offi ers were elected: President, W.
Young ist. Vice- resident, W. J.
Hayde ; 2nd Vico-President!, J hn
Salkel ; Secretary John Var oia ;
Treasn er, R. .B. Scott.
—Th. London Ad ertiser speaks as
follows of au old uronite : Samuel
Hanna Director of tlie Oil Exchange,
Oil Cit , Penn., is in the city on a visit
and intends visiting his old friends in
Huron before gping home. Mr. Hanna
is now ane of the oil kiugs, and look as
young as ever. f
—The newly ele ted Mayor aud
Deputy Reeve of Wingham, Dr. Me -
Donald and Mr. 11. W. C. Meyer, en-
tertained the members of the prese t
Council as well as the retiring m
bers of Council at a oomplimontaiy
supper the other night. The 'fathers"
had a splendid time.
—The following are the municipal
officers f the village of Blyth for tho
current. year. with the salaries paid o
each : F. Metcalf, Clerk, salary 351
C. E. 'Tanner, Treasurer, salary $4,
C. Ha ilton, Asseeso , salary $401.
Auditors, D.' B. McKinnon and J. A.
Andersoij, salary $5 each.
—The Sons of Temperance of Ethel
have presented Mr. Ratohffe, a menial-
. ber of their lodge, withl a han(lao
gold breast pin, accompa iel by an
dress, in recognition Qf his valued
vices, more especially treasurer 1 f
the lodge. Mr. Ratcli e is justly very
proud of the handsome gift.
--Mr. Newsorne, of he township
Grey, re ently caught a large wild c
in a trap which had been set for mink
The animal was captured in Mr. Tho
Lanes' s atop, about Bixmiles fro
Brussels. It weighed about 16 pounds',
and had bcen in the trap for severe
days before Mr. News me noticed it. 1
—Mr. John Haggit, who has bee
carrying on the bla ksmithing an
wagon making business in Londesbore
for sortie time, skipped mit on Mo daY
might last. /Hs liabilities are abou
$1,000, and his assets nill, he. ha in
collected all his accounts and pocket
the money. He has gone to the St .43
—Mr. J. Bastard. and Mr. Hunte , o
Usborne, were breakin in a colt to th
1
cutter. They started u
on turning out to pass
began to kick, and the
field, shattering the
clear and went boTi
neither of the occupant
—At the annual mea
trict Orange Lodge of Morris, held on
Tuesday of "last week, the following,
officers were elected for the tarifa
year : WM. Magill, W. D. M.; Art
Woodmair, D. D. M.; Wm. Brown,
18-
ost
he-
sts
a-
4-
f
for Exeter,
team the pot B
turned into a v
utter badly, g t w
ie., Fortuna e y
s was injured.f
ing-of the
-.,..,_.
• Oi stook subscribed to be
Hance Cu ming, Hug
—Miss LiZzie, A. Mag
1,1c
and Henry °ghat were
rectors for he ensuing ye
resident of Ttitnberry,
Michigan " teach soh
while walki g home on
evening slip ed and fell,
ankle. Me ical laid was
cured, but spitie what c
the joint in amed, follow
and althoug two doctors
tendance,1 y were nnab
life.
---A large and enthasi
was held at Por Albert
night, to aped s th3l
bringing a ilway throh
West Wawa osh!and A.13
Albert.' Mr Joseph G i
Reeve of As field, uccupit
A number o interesting 's
delivered., a •81 a, c mit
to open corr pande ce wi
way compan, willingto bi
proposed. .
—Mr. R. I win of Clio
the contract o Mr. J. St pkanson fr
the erection • a new storehouse, o he
built imraed telY abngside, and some-
what larger hap the one owned by
him at the Grand Tru k Statioi.
When the nekv Wild ng is dnapleted it
is intended to be the most rfect of its
kind in this section of Ontario, and wit
hold one hundred; thousandbrishels of
grain, or two hundred and fifty c
loads. ' i1.
---The annual meeting f Hu lett
District Loyal Orange Lod was eld
in Clinton on Tuesday last eek. T et;
was a large number in ata n ance, an
4l very deep interest in . the cause was
rnanifested. ;The followin gentle e
were elected for t e ensu year ;
Canteloia ; Treasurer, Copt in E. Diaw.
D. M., Brother John. Scarlett; D. D
M., Thomas Copper ; See etary, D.
son; Chaplain, Thos. Malveen ; D. o
C, J. Brintn 11. . 1
—At the anal, meeting loll the Nett
Huron Agri ltutal Soci:ty the '
fol-
lowing officer land Directors 1 were ap.
-pointed for e current year : Piled
dent, Mr. C as. l Hendets n ; ce
President, Mr! Alex. Young ; Secret
Treasurer, Mr. John Ander* . Dii•
tors—Messrs. W. T. Bray a d Georg
McKay, for ingham ; John Ferro
and Mulvey,- r Tiarnberry ; ,Riley, fo
Wawanosh ; I. Ulster and Walton, fo
alorris: In lite evening the annna
dinner was he.1 atlWingham and was
—One evens ig last week a sleigh load
a very success gland pleasan affair:
of young lathe and gentlemen, of Exe-
ter, to the nn milber Of twenty-two, made
.i,,,
sidence of Mr. Fife, in
t -
a'p1Aied. $2
C.uuniigh
a point d
L. I
eo, a ter
o went
last,' f
e o
mating
dm Pbtle dPoulo
d by loc ja
pre iti
e to saveer
s na eti
eat F, id
h East a
Id to
; '11'D n
d :the ha
eechee w
e 'appo nt
any ra
illd a e
dn
1.
er
to
11, ,
er
o-
t-,
id
oat
r.
ere
ed
, haat let
y
• •
a raid on th.e
Usborne, whe
they were hospitably
entertained 1), he family. After pass-
ing a merry ti a e they retu d hone.
The only dra - t task- to conailete enj y -
meat experie 11, d by the young en
i • '
was that they ad to walk a couple of
miles or so to Kt out of the little limn-
enience once ieylhad returned to --
ell, the sleig8
e Debating Sobiety Was;
7th of January. Its.
d fortnightly in Case's
The last Meeting, Joni
,'was an interesting pate.
iscussed was,. ' .Resol ed '
ion of Charlie I, was
r. Geo. Moir cted 'as
1
Chaplain ,; Henry Clot
Joseph Cunha, D. T
Harrison D. D. of C.
--Mr. Wm. Weir,
concession, Goderioh
cently offered 4350 for
heavy draught Mao,
The gentleman who
last year bought one fr
in foal, :paying there or 42-50. S
ed, he sold it
1120 prizes
D. Secreta
easurer ; ja.
f the Bayfi
wushp, was
a six year
end refused
ade this o
m him that
after the foal was wea
4200, and obtained two
—The other day a la
the mareand foal.
.
Mr. Willi ms, of Usbo
ville, was killed by a f
, tree lodged in another,
was safe, Mr. Williams
when it s ddenly fell, st
on the head, killing it
other horse belonging
escaped n hurt.
—Dalai
two very
y ;,
es
re-
ld
it.
er,
as
on
for.
on
rse belongin t
ne, near El th)-
11ing tree. he.
and thinkin it
.
drove Under it
liking the ho's
'
instantly. h
to the te 1
Stewart, of Brussels, ha,
ucceSsfal sin ing classes "
the township of Grey, no in Lynn'
school helm, No. 4, every Meade
evening, alnd the other oa Wednesda3
evening ix4 School Sect4n No. 3. Thi
is a very leasant way lof'spending ar
evening, and will no doubt prove
benefit to he young pea le concernef
—The ober day, whi e a young Ink
named Edmund Small, ear Elimville
inthe township of Ils orne, was at
tending to the co WS., on of the bovirse
made a rub. at anothe ,but instead io
hitting the mark, she st uck the yonia
man below the lower lip the horn goib
through and striking t e top of hi
mouth. No teeth were knocked out,
but the lila was badly torn.
—Mr. John Gourlay, of -Usborne,
purchased from Mr. W4liana Stinson,
Sr., on excellent farm on the 13th con-
cession of Jsborne, for which he pays
the hand °roe BUM of 47,000. Mr.
GI:Imlay h e his eye on two, other ex
Oellent far s. If he should succeed in
purchasing the latter, it is understood
he intends stocking his lands with a
herd of thdroughbred eh rthorns.
—A few days ago a little boy in Ex-
eter, son of Mrs:Bailey, had a remark-
ably narrow escape from severe injury.
He was returning from school with i a
number of other childrea and jumped
On tl; pasfa g sleigh. Lo ing his hold,
he fell o, and one off the runners
passed over his foot, tearing the sole
completely off his boot. Strange o
say be wanot severely njnred.
—The Molesworth 1 Joint Stodk
Cheese and
Batter Mann actnring Cone
pa.ny held their annual 4ieeting in tlie
school house, Moleswo th, on Thu
day, the 6th of January, it was well a
tended. Mr. A. Roberts re of Howie
was chosen President, ad ably presi
ed on the occasion. ¶he -Secreta y
read the report. The 4eport showd.
the mpst rigid economy had been c4-.
ried out in the entire nianagement of
the factory, and that Mr. Wood., the
cheese maker, had performed, his work
well; of 1,462 cheeses m de, there was
not a single cull. - The t tal amount of.
cheese 1m -a ufactured wtas 89,691.62;
total amen t of chees Bold, 88,127
pOUrtaB, wh eh amonutedI to $9,399.9
sold to pa,tr ns, 2,751 po nds, amours ,
11291.71 ; m ney paid to the patrons f r
the season 37,654.92; ota1 expendi-
tura, $1,7 4.99 ; naann acturing ea-
penses fron. the stand to the cars,
$1,&51.91; 1 debt on fac ry lessened
this year, 1i8.37; totall debt, interest
to Novenab r 1st next, iiialuded, assets
—The
ormed on th
eetings are h
school hon
Friday even n
The subject
that the execn
justifiable."
leader of the a
derson led the
the Chairman,
decision in fa
The subject f
solved that fic
than beneficial
be led by Mr.
negative by .Mr
.1
—At the an
bets of the Mo
Society the fol
rectors were
Cumming ; Ari
Jr.; Directors
McDonald, J.
Potter, L. Th.
Geo. McGowa
Kinnon and J.
odors' meetin
he Society's
lection of Hu
nd James Mc
rm tive, and Mr. n-
ega,ive. A .1 the close,
Mr. Geo. Lowe gage the
or of the ffirmagve.
r next meet ng is, "Re-
im is mot inj rOnis
" The a.ffir etiv will
the
is
lt
1
. F„ Robinsen an
Ged. Moir.
I
nal Meeting bf he m
ris Branch .Ag icult
owing officera an
dl
: Prefiden
e-Prhsident, XII es
Geprge Pie ce,
og4, A. W. ,..loa
rne, N. Ounl ieg
Anditors D B.
'Andersou.1 Th
, which took pl ce
eeting, resul i
MeQuarrie, S
°wan, Treasiir
nnual dinner f this Society!
eld at Etwin'4 Hall on We
ebrnary 12, arld as it has alwa
• ccessful, we t inklthis one!
f. 11 behind tho e ofi other ye
ancially the s cietY is in a ve
eroas. n. Phe annu
S owed that th receipts for
ear had amou ted
e.:peaditure to 543.
landsome hal nce
oat cots and me bet
o tainly to be ongr
f vorable and, f r lo
tiohal a result.
Si
o 4629.97,
0, leavint
of 4119.4
of the so6
tnlated �r
al sooietfe
—
,Q the a
t the °Ono USiO or u
ing of the Brutes le ouncil, th
elected Reve, Mr. 7 C. Rog:
dressed the asse bled ratepay
t Linked the ele tors for placin
the position of -Reeve of Bras
said he was willing to devote
vate means to esist the vill
While he and his colleagues wau
d go i
for economy an keeping dot xa
tion, he did not he1ieve in ch e e par,
ing. The repa ring Of road... fia
walks, etc, wouldalways be le •y i -
dr, so as to all w any one t e op ot4
tutaity of doing tie work. In the- semi'.
naonthly meetin s of tho Coancil he
would wait a qn rterlo an h lir a
the time appoi ted for mee ibga
would then proc ed with,the 1usin s
of the evening. As t salt, he aa
other i1ce:, for
ernatt , h'
d proc:ed. it
A pub ip ra : :t
• in do t in
matter Wori18 be e
nonnced pa 'ies
ke capital Of it s
calling thein aa. �f
ped the seta lof th
such that at he i os
ould be re -e :3t,e b
Cr
ir.
ine
B p
qill
TB.
1 r
y Nasi
1 r-jior
he pas
na th
te▪ tyiat
su 4.
, exoeit
la
st
wl
rs, ad. H
rs. i
Is. H
is
ge land
M -
written to Petora and
information rega ding t
site promised hit, won
the work in the pring.
jag would be 1 calle
when the whole
ained. He d
Were trying to m
13g his promises,
coakers. He h
Conneil would b
of the year they
colanaation.
T:IUN N—In Sisafcirth, on the 21st in
Mr. Michael Da /of a sae.
MURRAYIn Seat° h, On the
wife of Mr:Fran
000K—In Seaforth,
. Mr. John C
31A.RRIS--In Hens
Harris of a son.
WORTHINGTO—
the wife of A.
• daughter.
OAMPB ELL—In G
wife of Mr. 0
POTTST—ln Blyth,
411
e
wife of Mr. S4t
t.,
. .
iie1e of
_1
d nsti tie
htet ' •
e wife Of
. George
th bast
e (11
ti, the
e
is Murray ofa da
n the 28rd in t.,
k of a dough
the wife
74.1
Clinton, on he
Worthiegten, M.
ey, on the 1 th
pbell of d ugh
the 16th inst, t
f a son.
hell, on the 1 th
r Thornspn of da
II
•
•
r.
a
nst 4 th
',QUEEN
• bride's n
ult., by
assustedib
Queen,RE—W
by the
Rae, Es
Sarah Jan
Mr. Writ;
E1AGGITT-]
by Rev. W
Miss Alihe
Wawanoah!
ri es.'
THE RONfitt.EXPOSITOR.
ROMS N -- t the residence of the
le Ne Stews{ -t, Esq., .on thc 9th
A. S wart,/ uncle of the brie,
tRev. C. Fletcher, Mr. JohnMe•
I ra Th mson, allof Us orne.
eafort , on the 25th
v. - MCDo akl,
. , of atto , York
, young
,
t vie
OS—A
Birks
Matli
inst.,
John i
°nun y„ to I
et d tighter the late
na. ;
Myth, on the 19th 'nst., 1
r. George A Hag It, to .
Moss, all of est
AMAN-- hi YN.7,-- n •Usboroe, oil the 18th 1
inst., at h reside ce of the brido'kfather, bY
ROV. GO. Weobe Mr. George Heitman, of
Exeter, 'Miss E a Pay ne, of Usborne,
4 01039N— ERT N— n Kincardine on
-CLIMIE—III NS t the reside ce of the
1,
i r the' 12th n t. • Rev. Mr. Murray, Mr.
son, of Kin ardine.
Joseph T;- ckso chtes eon of Mr. Isaac
' Jackson, of linto to Miss Mag ie Robert-
i
gins, of Oh t e
tg.arl .T ne, - tighter ei mr :‘,vm. Hig•
i
bride's faih op t e 19th inst., Rov. A.
Stewart, Mil. o in urrie, of. East awanosh,
1:r/rya.
M CALLUM-=4- I liT
by Rev. W. en gh,
Miss Mart Hert,
CiKMEYER—LA:IE
P. Russ, enOie 19
eeyer, cliE hel to
: 1 MSON-4Itie EAN
'ride's fatber, T Ise
n, Mr. Oha le
homsori, Es , 1
eLean,df Tile b
i
t the parsonae, Walton,
Mr. John MaCallum, to
oth of MeKillop.
In Bmesels, by Rev. J.
inst., Mr. August Eick-
Miss Emma 3. Lake, of
-At the residence of the
urg, by Rev. Mr. McRob-
meson, son nf Andrew
itchell, to Miss Jessie C.A.mp13--Flp
G—SUTHFR A •—On the 26th inst , at 1
he resid nee of he ride's father, by'Rev. A. STOCK OF THOSE IBEALTTIOUL
.111cDo ald, .. •os Young of' the town -
hip of Pl te Miss Jane!,Sutherland, of
MONTRE L, Januaty 25. — The few IA MOST IDECIOED SU6CE
prevailed est ThurOday, although not
et
sales Mad were at higher figures than
higher than the priOes a week ago.
Good butchers' cattlel brought from 4c.
to Iic. per pound, and common cattle
from 3.10, to 32c:, while a few of the
poorest kind were sold at about 3o. per
pound. There were no live hogs on the
market to -day ; dressed hogs are about
$6 75 per 100 pounds.;
1
Live Stook Markets.'
THE
LEADING Ho,USEr
FOR CLOTHING.
TWEEpS 1 TWEEDS
CM AND SEE
ullett.
ESPIE
by Rev. A. .
tho bride's fa
Seaforth, tO
IcKillep
GH—WakIR On ti
. Hartley, the
ether, Mr.179. ss 11;
liptheth . of
L
cDo
her,
Miss
—On the 26th inst.,
ld, at the residence of
r. James Gillespie, of
ary L. McMillan, of
.„,
19th inst., by Rev. A.
esidenco of the bride's
gh, of Stanley, to Miss
De
N—In Sea >Ali
erbert, :icsdnifest 8
menthe.
NOCK—Niaini Mole
rs. wean aged
REGOR—'!- n y.1
m. MeGre s gel
tt,
., eldest Bori of Mr.
pars and it tithe),
TH OBALD-1-
adbert, Rein ' r.
lyth, agq4128 re..
IITCHEOINH-I Win
he wife
inton.
ths.
/the 28rd inst., David
of Mr. H. Town, aged
worth, on the 9th inst.,
years.
n the 13th inst., Mrs.
52 years.
n the 19th inst., John
Rickard Jackson, aged 6
a, on the 17th inst.,
Theobald, formerly of ./
am, on the 18th inst.,
Cutcheon, formerly of
ties
• Wednesdat, !Feb
Lot
3, Co 08 litfol1
Stok and ahapieme
rnence at la aiclock
04 les Caitet,4.
Brine, anctione
.11
Sales.
ary 16, 1881, on
Hnllett, Farm
.s. Sale to com-
. M. sharp. Mrs.
eprietress ; J. P.
1C ICE
pebl at D. D.
10.11.TarEAL
His
11
rete
ass
S eaf
Co
In ex
Mills.
1:
It LIB OR
Herrin 4, in!
ere', Fin oh fiti
LOGAN'S Ae,a10
,
1
'ND SAL ii --A. la
Land Sal Pa., sale
rth. Mu h el this 0
nd fall, a , d is' tnalte
h.
ooe Pic4iseialBf
pay the treat ;as
ol-pickin a Hide ,
ci at my Illiattme s
'r everythin • 1Jo
MC
AT
WO
RE
•
nter Clo
ye', Men
dies' Ile
kets at
es'Eur
IA
IN
G
otices.
an Haddies at 70
8
d for Oats at the
& URQUHART. 981
etrings and Lake
barrels, Kit and Barrel
and other Fish go to
680
quantity of first -
heap at the Big Mills,
was made last sum -
d . A. W. Oeinvim &
ES AND SKINS.--
pricee for any quantity
eep and calf skins de -
re. No truck or trade,
S. PORTER. 654
NUAL
!NG SALE
ON AT
LL &. CO.'S.
JCTION 0.11T ALL
17 GOOD.S.
OU VE
Onr .tock be
ent to
t,
A
A
ELLING OFF
olesale Prices,
h' Overcoats at Cost,
antles at Cost,
and Boas at Cost.
GE STOCK.
large, gives a good
t a
BLE PRICE.
rdially *rite i lo ek at the Great Bar-
offer.
MC130
ALL & CO.,
DIRECT 1-14B0 E S, SEAFORTH.
Fall SIV
Spring
Spring
P°eaatgappeeil
Barley pa
Butter,
Bntber,
Egfle . •
Flour
Roy, ney
Hides, p
Sheep akIl
SaIt(iretl
Salt(
Pt
Appl s,
Oatra. al
Tallo
Dreee
Wor
Fall
Sprin
Oats, e
Berle
Paseo
11
PC
PHM
KETS.
BEAF ETH, Jan. 27, 1881.
1 00 to 1,
heat,PI e0per bushel.— 1 08 to 1
heat,R elf,lha kpebnh01 8005 too 10
tuthel.. 4,:;...
ahel.... • • • • ••., .•.... • 0 60 to 0 64
bashe ; .! . . 0 65 to 0 19.
O.], Loo O.L.. 0 17 to 0 18
• . 0 28 tO 0
015 to 0 18
100 lb ..i .... ... — 2 75 to 2 5
• .'• . . ... 900 to 12 6
rsle0Oschlb.
4....:.1.. ......... 0 75 to 150
7 00 to 8 06
il)per b irel, 1 00
esale)prbar 1......., 0 90
per blehei, n w. 0 30 to 0 36
rbi- 1
. 1 0 30 to 0 40
bril.g... ..l 4 • . ..-.I
6 °)
r lb • r; '' 0 (: o 5 °
Lo 0 p°6
ogs per 111 /6 640 to 6 .4s
i °ord... .. . ...1 ... . 2 25 to -2 50
2
6
•
or, wren, Jan. 270-881.
h at.per b abet. . . .. 1 02 a 105
1 12
e .. @)
nt'l 1 08 0 BO 0 0 32
,p r bushe . .... . 065 @ 085
e bushel. . • • 0 60 @ 0 70
016@018
080 0 085
Matti • • ' • • .. . 41'
POtat004IneW....
111Hgagy,nP"eWo.i. ...... • • • • •
eiontea Sed • s
T'lethyl Seed.
Dreisled Fogs per q.00
LxivUBpooL,a..
9s106d, red r
08d; club, 104
5s 3d; :•eas, ;
7s 04 chee:: :s
. I
Ths
to pi
pes,
butt
45e
dres
NTO, Ja
; sprin
30 to
hay,
r, 20c t
o :50o; e
hogs, p
1! 00 (d 12 001
4 00 4 50
8 10 0 8 5
6 00 0 670
Spring wheat
9s 08d; white, 9s
ats, 6s 2d; barley,
pork, 67s Od ; beef,
. all wheat, 41.08
1.1 to $1.18; oats, 376
6 o; 1 barley, 78c to
prtoi4,$8�� to $14 00 ;
24c j potatoes per bag,
per doz., 2043 to 28c.
r 100 lb ., $6.50 to 37.00.
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8
WEE &FOR SUITINGS
NO HING LIKE THEE..
VERO ATS, OVERCOATS
are Bargains will now bet given, in order to
Off the Entire Stock, at
Clea
ampbell's Clothing and 024 ttirag
Estalishment, Seaforth.
No. 1, Campell's Brick Block, Main Sreet.
WANTED.
ITUATION WANTED -As Houseke4r, by se
thorough] -4 respectable woman, id a fatally;
here thew are no email children. SfOst be
espectable. pply by letter to H. 0. ALLEN,
arlock, Ont. 686x4
ESTRAY STOCK.
STRAY SH EP—Came into the pemise's of
the unders gned, Lot 88,,Conoession 2, H. R.
• Teckersmith, about the first of November, a
we, marked 'with the letter IL The owner rnay
ate the same on proving property and paying
penises. WM. WILD, Clinton P. 0. 6854
FOR ALE OR TO LET.
ROPERTY IFOR SALE --Por Sal, on easy
t erne, that desirable residence on Ja.mes
Erect owned by Mr. George Dent. Enquire of
.8. PORTER, Seaforth. 681
TORE TO R NT—To renta large and 4.:lln-
modious sore in Whitney's block, Main
treet, Seafort , in the best besiness part of the
wn. The sto e I 61: feet hang with a eitore
•om 80 feet in ength in the rear. Rent reason-
* and nooses ion Oen on lith January 1;:1.
pply to WHIT EY B1iOTHE11. 579
A- RM FOR 0 —The iliqth half of Lot 26,
Lot 27, and the east half :of Lot 28, Clonces-
s on 4, L. B. S.,Tuckersmitb ;1200 acres for gale
i one parel, or two of 150 mares and 60 acres
✓ spective,ly; first -glass buildinga, godd fences,
a • d orchard; the land is in a good state of °WU-
v tion, is well watered, and is well situated as to
✓ ads, &e. Any,erson wanting a good farm, in a
g od Win do well to look at this one be -
1 ire buying elsewhere. For particulars andterms
a ply to JAMES IAWRENCE & BR0THER on
t e premises, or to MESSRS. 1.1cCAUGHEY &
OJAIESTED, Barristers, Seaforth. 672
MEETINGS TO BE HELD,
OTICE--/The Annual Convention of the Wes-
tern Dirymen's Association will be -held in -
own Hall, at Stratford, on Tuesday, Wednes-
y and Thor's& y, the 2nd, 3rd and 4th of Feb-
ary. MenberR can obtain certificates entitling
em to a reduc ion of railway fare by applying
the Secretary at Ingeroll. By ordr, 0. E.
ADWICK, Secretary, Ingersoll. 685x2
NN UAL la ETIN G—The Annual Meeting of
the Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire In-
ane° Cos:openy will be held,in the Town Hall,
rieh, on lMo4day, the 7th day of February,
D. 1881, t 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of
e eating Di ctobs and the transaction of such
o ber busin as es may be necessary. /T. V.
,D STEIN, Secretary, Zurich P. 0. 6134-3
OTICE A General Meeting of the Share-
holders and, Patrons of the Bluevale Cheese
F etory Company will be held ma Patterson's
El Blueva c, oh Friday, February 18, 188, at 2
o' lock P. M1, w cn the incomir g season's make
of whey will e offered for sale. Also the draw-
ing of milk oln t e difierent routes and the deliv-
er of a- quantity of firewood will be let by public
le der, and ny ither businese transacted that
m y be brou ht efore the meeting. By oder,
JO N BUR ES , Secretary. 686-8
ab
th
th
10
fo
of.
Tr
N.
'OSBORN AND HIBBERT MUTUAL
FIRE IN 3t1 ANOE COMPANY—NOTICE—
e Animal M-eting of the Members of the
ve Inenkonc - Company will be held at
C(1121)04'8 0 a ce, at Farquhar, on Monday,
7th day of Fe .rnary, 188, at 1 o'clock P. M.,
the purpotse f electing a Board of Directors
the current y r, receiving the Annual Report
the Directors the Financial Repoxtl of the
asurer, and o her business of the Company.
J. CLA11, ecretary. ROBERT GARDI-
, Preside t. 685-3
IMP9RANT NOTICES:
ARROW & P
. .
tors, &c.1G-o
Proudfoo
OOD CUT
a Portia
EV. A. D
rE
nd
O'CDFOOT, Barristers',
• Ontario.—J. T. Orarrow.
686
FOR SALE—For sale cheap,
utter, new last winter. Apply
DONALD, Seaforth. 686
13. HUT() IN ON, Graduate of McGill Col
lee, filo tre 1, Licentiate of the Royal Co)
lege of Physi ian , Edinburgh, and lat House
Sin g eon of C aig ockhart Hospital, Edi burgh.
Offibe—Winh re,- Ont.
86
iAIITION—Th ublic) are hereby cautioned
ed
d against &yin credit to my wife, Mary Jane
Kis p, without rap written order and conent, as
I in not be r speinsible for any debts contracted
by her from•t is date, she_havinglef t my bed and
bo rd without my knowledge or consent. WAL-
TEt KEMP. Se forth, Jan. 11, 1881. 684x1
TOE PE
A CAR
A DREW CIL
41- begs to tende
grieids in Seafort
&little who have
Patr nage since ere
bus' eS13 some eig
tha ks for their ve
ho have been ind
nd he character o
tad to me my th
ssu e them of my
tte tion at all IV
rlios successful se
sinc commencing
tied of the past se
rano on the busin
t hil the profits on
b e moderate, I h
ll te nyae1f on the r
tion . I start this
dete mination that,
t114e wants of my
ehalllbe no exceptio
10 aflnonnce dnrin
sei4y and rapid gr
bUsi ess in the pas
see a» my old mato
at p ssible during
e de vor to give th
ail a d carry oat a
irg N. 'th everyone d
A. CA ER,
LE'S GALLERY
OF THANKS.' We wob
r1
SM.APOIVra. IS ria--=
DUhICAN & DUNCAN, SEikF0
CHEAP GOODSMUST
ND WILL T
CUR CLE ARINC SALE HAS BE ti MOST SUCCES
THE QUAETITY OF GOODS SOLD
SURPASSES OUR E
TH,
FUL.
X P E 04- T i0 eN S
i FLOUR, FEED, AND PROVISIONS;
— asommilit
THE 'CENTRAL CROEBY
1.:41 ewer IN
.ARDN(7Y$ BLOCK
LtAIDLAW & FAIRLE„
GROCERS AND SEEDSMEil.
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qt
lav
Yeas, di goods rOM common to the
choicst.
Coffees, Roastell and Ground OR the
premies.
Sugars, raw and refined, extra gooti
Currants, new and clean, andivery
choce.
Raisins, in Tr4lncias, Looe, illus.
catel and
CANNED GOODS.
Canned Meats, C
and a full line i
Spiess,- &.
trued Fruits, Canned Fisk
Pickles, Sauces Ethets,
•
n Consequ nce we
tor Another T
STILL FURTHER REDUCTI
TO EFFECT AN ENTIRE CLEARANCE
NG - M P 6
THE EMNNT TABLE
WELL
WE
ER, Photographer Seaforth,
to his numerous patrons and
and the surrounding rannici-
vored him with their tallied
arking in the Photographi°
t years ago, his most hearty,
liberal support. To those
GO by my reasonable prices
my work to transfer their
nko are also due, and I can
'Lstservices and courteous
s., I have just .closed the FULL LIN
eon's trade I have ever had
e
business in Seaforth; The
eon has been notably in ad -
a of any previous on, and
individual transactions, have
ve good reason to conmtu-
salt of the season's opera.
beyar'evsenbumsoinreessetriient atthwenfitiromu isspEc
any kind friends, thie year
• plaeing me in a poSatien
the corning year the Barnes
wth which has marked ray,
I shall always be glad to
ere and as many new 811138
e present year' and 1 shall
✓ ery best of satisfaction te
traightforward line of deali
ing business with me.
ppoeite Commercial Hotel. I t DU NCA
FU
ontinue the Sale
Days.
NS TO EillE MADE
0 MAKE ROOIPA-FOR
rTA111 0 I-
LL OF BARGA
OF VE1tY DESOR1PTI N, AND IS
ALWAY/ IN STOCIC
CROCKERY ANS ,GLASSWARE1'
Gtanita Tea Sets, 1bhJs Tea Sets—plain and
dee-crated Brealefest,and Dinner Sets, Mita&
Setf, —pleln end dedoratedr Table Sts, Toikit
S etei end' a huge afsortrcent of Fancy kloods.
Prices Low and Good Al.
SEED DEPARTmENT.
Coser and Timoth. Seed forSak. Field tind
Garden e eds to mie. Higbeetpriee raid for
good clean Clover and "Timothy Stott
•
• ,
NOT] THE VACT.
That ail Goods eoldbrits are Warrat.ed 10 be
le epresented oratsli Refundd.
LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY
SEAFORTIL
VAt.. EN TT E
VALENTINES.
NS
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES.
BOTH COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL
• AT ALL PRIRS, FROM
WORTHY OF AN IN PECTIONI AL NE..
ONE CENT TO SI.50 EACH.
ARE A1480
REAT REDUCTIONS I
REAT REDUCTIONS 1
REAT REDUCT10148 I
REA+ REDUCTIONSl!
REAmi REDUCTIO11S I
REAT REDUCTIONS I
REAT REDUCTIONS I
REAT REDUCTIONS I
resp?
of
8•
dully Solicit a Ca
iving Entire Sati
S OF GROCERIES AND BOOT
lON 8011ICITED.
SILKS,
DRESS OOLS,
•
WME118.
STRE$,
SIIHM RE
CLOUD'
FURS, 80.
1,19 and feel :con dent
Tactic*
A' Very Large and Betattifiti
Assortnznt.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
, 1
AND SHOTtS, C EAP.
& DUNCAN, IMPORT,
PARISON NV1 ED.
RS,' SE
FO7TH.
EAFORTII - - ONTARIO.
YSTERS. OYSTERS.
Plcazz: 181.
M. J. RIGGi SIEJIFOR1I4,
AS now concluded arrangements th hale
Oysters impoited DIRECT FROM SAINT-
* ORE, and diesires all who want
GOOD kRESHOYSTERS
TO GI'S% HER: A CALL.
1i4O HOTELKEEPERS
AnI d others bUying in Log, Quantities 'there
-gyp be a Liberal Beduction men.
! •
M. J. 11.10G, Seafortba;
Opposite ;the Cortunercial Hotel.
ORYSTAL & BLACK,
PRACTICAL
EOiLER MAKERS.
Subscribera have bought the Tools and
Boiler ;Itisirtese lately carried on by the ilod-
eriatFoanary and Mantifacturing Company, and
listing had an experience ot over eight Years in
ituhIllshitoep,batraenenholzprepared. to oar*" 011t.4e trade
lay work entrusted to tie Will receive Plotnpt
attention. First-class work guaranteed.
:likiudgof4;ierema°eana 7Palredals°
3rokeStata SheetIxon WOrio8 res-
Boublera.
th47seawortesalit Pnanotigrera,aadediulatdpricles°0413.114141111K14.efy cotImn-
petition.
CRYSTAL &i BLAC,
682
Box 103, Gederldit*,
41
877