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ne of the
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I'S. AnglISt
[d did not
it seems,
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rein dam.
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iis lifeless
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wried two
ield by Dr.
t a verdict
ret in the
'Saturday,
tindement.
eeting by
Mous ses-
a adopted -
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tethed of
a fitst and
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fr. George
rule for
iolid body,
the area
if middle
divida
a- height.
;how that
ire, paral--
pyramid,
uts ot a•
ise. This
ing of a
!rtainly of
liscussiori
!ef teach-
' Grassick
entitled,
ed in the
nect him-
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the sands
ai be so
ibe, how-
erpetuata
7 rOHOWIla
lariat ViSit
. the pre -
and ap-
s liberty'
sorne-
worthies
ho great
g intellect
thus en -
with the
ssora and
uded
MAY 6, 1881.
saying, in the colleotion of books within
our reaeh, we can hold communion with
the mightiest, minds that ever swayed a
destiny or influenced a people. We can
read of Pericles and Demosthenes,
Napoleon ' and. Wellington, Nelson,
Columbus and. many others. Let us
then take a retrospective view of the
blessings and luxuries which we now
enjoy, think to whom we owe them, and
honor them accordingly. Yes, let us
honor our Miltoes, our Watts, our,
Knoxes, - our Hamptlens, our Beaters!
and our Wesleys.
The election of officers then followed.
Mee James McAndrew was appointed
President, J: W. Hogarth Vice-Presi- 1
dent, and Mr. James Grassick Score- I
tary-Treasurer. - A programme weal
arranged for the next meeting, and the
Iostitute adjourned to meet on the last
Saturday in June.
Emeemomimimmomm•
Tie bb ert
PERSONALS.—Mr. Nasmith has re-
turned frop4 the Medical College in
Toronto, and looks hale and hearty,
though not qttite as portly as he was
before be 184 for the city. • He intends
studying with Dr. Irving, of Kirkton,t
during the summer.
—Messrs. Hay and Robinson, of sec-
tions 5 and 7, are now attending the -
Normal Sehool, Toronto, for the pur-
pose of procuring their' professionali
and class certificates, and making thern-1
selves better able to carry on the work
which they have so very efficiently and
skilfally done in the past, Messrs. Steele
and Sampson take their places until
they return at the beginning of the va-
cation.
1111:111111101111111111MINIMIll
Goderich.
THE NEW BRIDGE.—At their meeting
on Monday last, in Goderich, the Coun-
ty Road Comraissioners decided to
circa an iron bridge over the river
Maitland in this town this season.
Their action will, of course, be subject
to the B..p pro v al of the County Council
at its June meeting. The present
bridge is so much decayed that it would
be absolutely dangerous to let it stand
another yeer. Should the reconamen-
dation of the Commissioners be adopt-
ed by the Colleen, this will be the first
iron bridge erected in the county.
These structures have been well tested
in other places and have proven very
satisfactory, aud they have been
adopted by the Grandarunk and other
railway companies, anti a better place
to test them in this county could not be
desired than that selected. They are
considerably more expensive than a
wooden etructure, but are much more
endurable, and require fewer repairs.
The decision of the Commissioners can-
not, therefore, be regarded otherwise
than judicious, and there are no reason-
able grounds to doubt that their action
will not be fully eialorsed by the Coun-
r,lack Austrinn Oats, or Springl -Wheat, c
ty Council at its first session. pend on getting from me clean seed and
Boilable prices. Give me a call. Wen 11
asommelemmosnolf
[FILM THE NEW ER1.]
BRIEF NOTES. --Fall wheat looks fair
to middling,, and may yet be a tolerable
crop.e-Mitny farmers hereabouts, who
ploweft up their fall wheat, now regret
doing so. --Extensive preparations are
being made here for the proper celebrae
tioti of the 24th inst.—Mr. Jas. Broad -
foot, of T nekeremith, left here by Great
Western Railway last week for Kansas,
on a visit to relatives and friends.—A
gentleman of ' this phece, who recently
received a letter from his son in Crystal
City, Manitoba, states that oats are
$1.50 a bushel there, and other artiobesj
at a similar figure.—John Fox, Jr., o
Nelsonville, Manitoba, writes home to
his brother here, that it would kill him
to experience another winter euch as
the last, and he will return to Ontario.— which we will sell as low as any house , in
On Thursday morning last the eldest trade, quality considered. L99
. son of Mr. S. Date, about 14 years of NOTICE.—Whereas, certain partie
age, was severely bitten on the wrist the Town of Seaforth are advertising and Off
for sale Organs and Pianos bearing our nam
and thigh by a dog belonging to Mr. T:
berehy give notice that said parties have n
Newniarch. Had it not been that the therity whatever from us to sell our instrttm
a
boy was quickly rescued, he would cer- and:would advise all intending eurchasers to
with Messns. WADE BROTHERS, of Seafortla
tainly have eastained serious, if not
are onr only authorize d agents in and o
oe p °aunty of Huron. Jona; 'WESLEY, 8e r
Vici0t1s, but Mr. Dominion Organ and Piano Company. 694
had it killed. On NaTICE TO THE PUBLIC. — Whe
some unscrupulous and unreliable agents in
forth are offering to supply the Excelsior, 0
to en. terriers of Messrs. Scott Brothers, we b
notif all parties concerned that we do Int)
and will not guarantee any organs sold by
agents, whether our name be on them or
Genuine instruments can only be had at th
Established Musial Instrument Emporium,
Messrs. Scott Brothers. D. BELL & 00. TO
Ont.. 699-3 --
, IMPORTANT iNOTICE.—Parties goli
erty. 'Sale to commence at 1 o'Olock
P. M., sharp. Henry Shaffer, proprie-
tor; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Births.
McLEAN—In Seaforth, on the 29th ult., th4 wife
of Mr. M. Y. McLean of a son.
McEareN—In Hay, on the 30th ult., the wfe of
Mr. Duncan MoDwen, Jr., of a son.
DIEHL—In Clinton, on the 28th ult., the w e of
Mr. Geo. Diehl, of a daughter.
-Marriages.
EMERSON—HOLMES—At the Methodist Chi
on the 8rd inst., hy Rev. D. G. Sutheela
Mr. Robert W. Emerson, to Hattie T., fn
daughter of Mr. E. Holmes, all of Clinton.
DESMOND—BOYD—In Clinton, on the 4th in
at the residence of the bride's mothet,
Rev. D. G. Sutherland, Mr Napoleon
mond, of Dresden, to Miss Catharine Bo d,
Clinton.
.HA.RBOTTLE—JOHNSTON—At the reside
the bride, on the 20th ult., by Rev. D.
Rae Mr. Wm. Harbottle, to Miss
Johnston, daughter of the late John j
ton, Esq , all of the township of Grey.
EGKMIRE—HADDOCK—At the manse,
brook, on the 27th ult., by Rev. D. IL Me
Mr. Daniel Eckmire, to Miss Lizzie Hadd
all of Ethel.
Deaths.
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McLEAN—In Seaforth, • on Saturday merining,
April 30, Jenny Smith; wife of M. Y. McIa '
and youngest daughter of John Smith; E
late of St. George, Brant County, Ont., rase 89
years.
HAYES—At Cork, Ireland, on the 12th Apijll in
his 81st year, Michael Hayes, Esq., unil. of
• Mral$1.13. Hayes, banker, Seaforth.
GOWNLOCK—At Brooklyn, New York, p he
28th April, Mr. John Gonitalock, brot ei of
Mrs. Graham, Egmondville, aged 66 year.
WATSON.—At Mason City, Iowa, U. S., on he
16th April, Kate C., eldest daughter of Lai ce-
lot Watson, Esq., late of Elora.
—At the same place, on April 25th, George C.,
eldest son of Lancelot Watson,. Esq., a ed
24 years.
C., 1
Local Notices.
FOR ALL KINDS of Field, Garden
Flower Seeds, at the lowest possible pricer,
M. MORRISON. 698-8
THE Finest Jatian Tea Dust in
market is to be had for 25 cents per poun
LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY'S. -699-2
WILSON & YOUNG are sellieg Tea
Sugar at a very small advance on Montreal at
sale price. Galland see sample and judge
youselveet. 699
SEED POIATOES.— White Elep
50 cents per pc,und ; Beauty of Hebron, at
per bushel, and SnOW Flake at 50 ceut
bushel. LAInnAw & FA/IltelY. 699-2
THE SEAFORTH SCHOTISCHE.
Beautiful Piece of Music. comeosed especia
the Pianoby Mrs. C. M. Dunlop, of Sento
now on hand and for sale by all News De
697-4 a
WOOL PICKINGS, HIDES AND SKIN
I will pay the highest cash prices for any`qn
of wool pickings, Rides, sheep and caif skins
livered at my furniture store. No truck or tr
cash for everything. Joan' S. rORTER. 654
To FAIIMERS.—A young lad abou
years of age is anxious to obtain a, position. avi
good farmer inthe neighborhood of Setif
Wages not so much an object as to- secure c
fortable home ,and learn the business. Appl
'Inn ExaoseTdat Office, Sealorth. 699 •
THE UNDERSIGNED has for sale felt
Storehonee, a 1st ge quantity of goodcIcan
relable Field Sec ds. Far mers in want of
ly
Clinton. Seedsman, Seaforth. 696
To THE PATRONS OP THE LONDE
WIrinutor AND LOGAN CHEESE FACTO
have appointed John Beattie, Esq., of Se
and James Kerr, Esq., of McKillop, Treasur re
the above Factories. All the patrons ac
will therefore be paid at the Factories after
sale. Hoping we may have a very successfi1
son, I am, yours truly, W. Hier. 699
EGGS Fon HATCHING.—White
horns and Plymouth Rocks. Having nothi
choice birds and allowing no eontaaninat o
Different breeds at any season, persons pure
eggs from me may depend upon getting heris
and good. Eggs $2.50 for 13, or 26
Circulars Free. Will have a few long dst
Homers for Sale. C. J. THOMAS, Goderieh
Canada. 6994
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SEEDS. — WILSON di YOUNG hay
large stock of field and Garden Seeds, all neW,
bought from the most reliable seedsmen in
Dominion. In selecting seeds we always bay
best we can get, independent of price, consid
poor seeds dear- at any price. We have ell
best varieties of Tnrnips, Mengel& and Oa ots,
the
13
ha
th.
m•
at
and
ley,
de-
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RO
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rth,
for
ts
ery
sea-
eg-
but
of
mg
ure
$A.
nee
nt.,
a
and mg o
the year lavithent
the tilnej of 'pa
ing OFFICE —
the
third
weig
each.
from
cla s
t.
She
7 to
fro
at
m 30 to 31c -per
s sold from $1,
p were scarce, all
I each, er do per ll
fi freely at 710 to
were pure aS
lb.
LITTLE
thousand
to-da3it at
boxes far
150 p
UTI
five h
1,000
from
To ON
to $1.10;
peas, 650
85c ; ba
batter, 1
700 to 80
dressed h
LJ
Fee
bo
90
a,
ndr
oxe
arkets.
;THE
Milne* giPOSITOA.,
. .
live
0 to 86
sold
,Hogs
7-ic per
8, N. Y., May 3.—Your
s of factory oheese: sold
o 12-0, as to grade ; 500
airy sold at 8c tip 12c;
Or itt 18 to 21c.
., May 3.—Two t ousand
oxes of cheese sold to -day,
mmisSioned, range being
I
1 '
ay 5.-4'911 wheat, 51.07
41.12 to $1.16; oats, 44c
750 4, barley, 700 to
r • ton, $900 to :1512 50 ;
240 4' . potatoes per bag,
gs, per :doz., 12c o 13c.;
er 100 lbs., $8.00 t
is
11109V-204
t of Eat y
Apply on L
DOItRANC
:FIC, ARTICLES
02, SAEE—For Sole, 25 bushels
be Potatoes, suitable for seed;
4, Conceitsion 5, McKi1l0 . JAS.
- 697
S'"
d
0AN,
AN I
steely, a
eafot h.
*EN I
tely#
A pply. to
Sealortria.
VANTED.
L WANTED—Wan ,d imme-
',rant Girl. Apply to J. DUN -
696
WANTED — Wanted immedi-
prentice to learn Drtmaking.
OLDFIELD, Cardn '13 Block,
69714
TO L
or pri
Apply
FO
T—
tore,
o A
•ate
LE OR TO LE •
ome thTer A. G. Ault' trocery
rth. Sellable for dre s nakers
g, with front and rear entrance.
LT, Proprietor. 693
Tw°
Temp
also ti
and S
HOU
table
ranee H
LO hens
atiug 11
sonable. ,aepl
TO RENT—Te Rent, a com-
lling house adoining the Old
in the nicest part of he town;
djoining the Domini° Curling
11 ; posseesien at once rent rea-
o L. MURPHY, Seaforth.' 800
STOREIOU TO RENT.—To rent a good
_
grain ro e use on the south side of the
E/3
rally tr ek Seaforth, with two set of scales,
Utica end jigger's oil complete ; Posses ion given
im•
mediat el . Apply to Scott Brothers, Seaforth
or to the r etietor, LOBERT SCOTT, Rox-
boro. I 677
S TO
t8Oaetreale.
TO OM
able
Apply
E tO ENT—To rent a large end cora-
°dims store in Whitney's bierMain
, Seer h in the best businessp rt of the
,
Sealer
The sto) is 61: feet ) long with a store
80 feet i length in the rear. Re t 'reason -
d peas se on circa Lai 5C.2 Jan ary, 1881.
toI I NEY B1a0THER3. 679
MO
' est, p
era be.
-
iv( 0 EY T
-"al' 5 GOO a
,
lowerthan t
Comnii sicloe
JAM S Bite
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amp
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MONEY.
END—Money to len on good
(1 farms only, at 74 pore nt. inter-
ily ; private funds; eh rges mod -
PORTER. 631
END --S1 0,000 at 6. per cent.
per cent. (private funde). Costs
y other agency. Cot veyancer,
e
ed Ie suer of Marriag Licenses.
RWAITE, Londesboro gh. 698-4
MO lEY.-
-"2'. inoney f
mortkges on
per,qnt. inte
agreedupon
forth.
j
MO EY—A
.LYI 11cnd,o
any thnount,
eat charged o
commiesion
G. MeDougall
1
e underaigrred has a large Bum of
immediate investment on first
rm property. Seveh and a half
at yearly; principal as may be
J. H. BENSON, Solicitor, Sea -
1
, 633
•
G. MeDOUGALL is authorized to
y at 64 pee cent. on radrtgage, for
d for any number of years;
y on the unpaid priacipal. No
rged. Apply at the Store of A.
Co. . 678
$100,00
of yeare not e
annu ; No
prin pal mo
givin sit too
fatal injuries. The
vionsly regarded as
- New -march at once,
, Saturday he was before Mayor 'For-
rester for keeping a deg . dangerous to
the personal safety of persons walking
, on the street, and. was fined one dollar..
In imposidg the. fine the Mayor referred
to Mr: Newraarch's honorable conduct
in regard to the injured party-; 'could.
. behave seen his way . clear hewould
have dismissed the case.—On Wednes-
day, the youngest son of Mr. George
Hoot was severely scalded about the
head. A pot was being emptied out of
a rear door, when he ran in and 1 acci-
dentally received. he- contents in the
faze.
Miscailap'eous.
The foundry and, Machine • shop of
Messrs. E. Leonard; ..(.5c Co., of,Loodon.,
was completely c1e4troyed by fire .on
Wedn.esday eveniog last. Lops over
$40,000:.
--The Sarnia hotel keeper's . have
raised the blockade, eemoVed the pla-
cards from their doois, and are willing
once more to sapply man and beast
.with mettle at all hours and drinks
when they can get a chance to do so on
the sly.
joaeph Baker, a youug man well
known in the city cf Toronto, and who
had for a number of years been em-
ployed on the Grand Trunk as conduc-
tor, left a sheet tirre ago to fill a similar
positiou on a ra tread in Missouri.
About a week ago Daker fell off a train
and: was lusts:tit y killed. On the
strength of a receipt for dues from the
- Canada Lodge of 0 dafellovvs iu Toronto,
of which he was a member, found in
deceased's pocket, the Oadfellows of St.
Joseph., Misseur , at which place
Baker was killed, enclosed his body in
an elegant casket, and forwarded it to
his friends- in T route. The funeral
took place last we k.
itt
ring
,
we
• an-
nts,
deal
who
the
tax,
eats
Sea-
gans
•g to
sell
said
not.
old
frora
onto
g to
Europe this season should -go by the " State
Line"Steamship Company. Vessels s iling
from New York every ThurFday to all pints in
Europe. The following are the rates: Frat cab-
in,.$60 to $l10 for return ; Si cond cabi , $40 to
$75, for return ; Steerage, $26. This tp1endid
line has alarge fleet of Clyde built Tess la cora-
ma &el » . competent officers, ensu g afety
and comfort to passengers. Tickets iss e • from
Sea orth or New York to suit purehaseral V. N.
Wt sort, Agent, Main Street, Seaforth. 9
THE MARKETS.
, . 1
SEAFORTH, May 5J 181.
Fall Wheat 1 07 tb 1 10
Spri g Wheat,Fife, per he:whole— 1 06 :to 1 14
Spri g Wheat,RedChaffaterbusb. 1 06 rto 1 10
Oats er bushel 0 36 to 0 42
Peas orbushel ...... .. .......... 0 60 to u 60
Berl y per bushel • 0 60 Lo 0 70
Butter,No.l ,Loose...... ...... .. 013 to 016
Butter, Tab 0 14 to 0 14
Egga. 0'12 to 0 12
Flour, por 100 lbs 2 75 to .2 85
Ilay,Inew 9 00 to 11 00
Ilidee, per 100 lb.... . ...... 5 00 to 7 00
Sheep A kins ettoh 1 00 t,o 1 75
Salt(retail)per barrel, 1 00
Salt(wholesale)perbarrel.... 0 90
Potatoes, per bushel, new 0 30 ll 0 0 35
Apples, per bag. . 0 30 to 0-40
Oatmealr brl. . 5 00 to 5 50
Tallow, per lb. 0 05 o 0 06
Timothy Seed per bushel 2 50 o 3 '25
Clover Seed per briehel 4 50 o 5 00
•
CLINTON, May, 881.
Fal1Wheat,per bushel ...... ...... 1 08 110
Spring Wheat, perbushel 1 08 1 10
()steeper bashel 0 87 IA 0 40
Barley ,p or bushel 0 65 I@ 0 80
Peas,per bushel 0 60 @ 0 70
Butter . ..... .• • . 0 18 0 20
Potatoee,new 0 35 0 42
Eggs 0 11 0 12
HaY,eertou . 10 00 12 00
Glover Seed 4 50 6 00
Tinfothy Seed2 75 a.5 8 00
Dret3sed Hogs per 100 lbs.. 7 30 (gt ig" 56
I •
Livzseoora May 8.— Spring heat
8s 06d to 9s; red winter, 9s 00d to 9s
07d ; white, 8s lld to 9s 06d; a b, 98
05d to 98 10d; oats, 6s 2d ;; bar ey, 58
3d; peas, 68 10d. ; pork, 71s Od beef,
77s Od ; cheese, 708 Od.
,
I
Auctilon Sales.
Tuesday, June 21, 1881, at Turner's
Hotel, Brucefield, a Splendid Farm.
Sale to cominencb at 1 o'clock P. M.
Donald alc1)oug41, proprietor; J. P.
Brine, auctioneer
Saterday, May 7, 1881, on the prem-
ises, Goderich Street, Seaforth, House-
hold Effects, &c. Sale to commence at
1 o'clock P. M. Graham Williamson,
proprietor; J. P. l3rine, auctioneer.
Wednesday, M. y 11, 1881, on Lot 19,
L. R. W., Stan ey, Farm Stock, Im-
plements, Hous held Furniture, &c.
Sale to commeni3e at 1 o'clock P. M.,
sharp e Peter Row, proprietor; E. Bos-
senhetry, auctioneer.
Saturday, May 14, 1881, at Shaffer's
Hotel Kippera Vraluable Village Prop -
Live Stock Market0..,
MONTREAL, May 3.—The offeriigs of
cattle on the market t3 -day con si ted. of
140 head. There being no dem nd for
shipment, sales were dull, and not one
half of those offered found nyers.
Prices for first class beef range .from
5c to 5ic ; second class from 4C o 4o;
00 TO LOAN on Security of
Real Estate for, any term
eeding tweety, at 6 pea cent. per
ommiesions ; Tke whole of the
may be repaid at any time on,
he' notice, or any sum not exceed -
ay be paid at the elo e of each
otice, interest ceasing from the
ent ; Loans effected promptly.
etoria Square, Seaforth. WM.
700
IMP
TANT NOTICES:.
N °TICE-
-14' by note
st on, of Stan]
JantastleC13
ing r Delco a
TAB. HIJTC
ilege, M
lege 'of Phy
Burg .on of
Offic —Bluev
1 parties who are indebteld, either
r book account, to Mr. Via. John -
y, are required to Pet* 'with Mr.
ont at once, as he purrpopes leav-
WM. JOHNSTON. I 700x4
IN SON, ,Graduate ef
tree', Licentiate of th
'nus, Edinburgh, and
eiglockhart Hospital,
e Ont.
e ill Col.
R•yal Col-
ette House
dinburgh.
686-52
Ni 6TICE
The D
Fete
tbiel sear( n
Pigt can be -
LA 1DSBOI
_
A 30T1ON
.L4'. ton Dr
salelat Renn
oi, Blonc ay
the rigb4 of
D24.11131IoCIK 0
ay
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5". 0
wil lead to
per en or pc
Apr il last, t
oth trwise
VI
ST END CH KE,SE FACTORY—
tors of the West nal Cheese
lie in farmer s' pigs at 4he Factory
he rate of 50 cents jer month.
tight ea early as Ma 1.6th: R.
PI esident. 699.4
- - --
LE—The DirectOrs f the Clin-
g Park Association ill offer for
's Hobo, in the town of Clinton, -
16th Of May, at 5 o'c oek P. M.,
ounds liar booth p rosea. for
elms Made 'known_ on day of sale.
auctioneer. 700-1
PRING RACES.
THE CLINTON DRIVING PARK.
INCORPORATED A. D. 1877
The onith ATI1nu 1 Meeting of the Clinton Driv.
ing Park As ()elation will be he14 on
,
TUEDAY, MAY 24TH, 1881
,
Com molting at 1 o'clook sharp, when the follow -
lowing prizee will be offered for competition:
FIRSTI RACE -I -Puree' $40—Local Trot, for
horse owned within 12 miles et the Town of
Canto , that never started for public money;
mile eats, two in three, in harness ; Aret horse
$25, el $10, 8rd $4.
SE fOND RACE--Matehed Race, Pu se aloe—
Bete e n the follow ug colts, owned in t es County
cf Hu on : let ent Nettie, sirod by leer Grit;
2nd attar, Hard are Billy, eked b Captain
Brant ; 8rd entry, sung Clear Grit, it. ed by Old
clear G'it e 4th atry, George, aired by Royal
Georg ; th entry, Baby, sired by Sor el Cloud;
6,h ent , Maud A, sired by Sorrel Oli red. Half
mile eats, three i five, in harness. het horse
aa60,2.d30,3rd1 0. 1
TH RD RACE Ptarsea $150—Run .ng ; open
to all. Mile beat , two ,in three.'rat horse
$100, nd $85, 3rd 16.
P01 R H RACE Puree $100—Co' , ty.I Trot;
For h rs a owe: ed in the County of Huron three
mom a jarevious t date of bill, that never beat
3 mi . utes. Mile heats, beat two • three, in
harne s.First ho se, $60, 2nd $80, 3d $10.
- RUE AND R GULATIONS — 1 Entrance
fee 10 pei cent. of purse. 2. Four to enter and
three to start. 3. Riders must app ar I in full
jooke c stume. . Decision of Jet gets in all
eases o be final. 5. All entries to be Tule in
writi g ; such ent 7 to specify the agej name,
color nd sex, wit the bona fide owner's name;
such ntty te be e lose& in a sealed envelope,
with ntiunce mon 37, addressed to the Secretary.
6. All entries to b made with the Secretary on
or bef re Tuesday May 24th, at IA o'elook A. M.
7. Re es, to comm nee at 1 o'clock sharp.
MAi AGING 0I MBOTTEE — Metiers. D. B.
Henn :dy, D. Dickinson, C. Doherty, John AVery
and J hn, Mason.
JU 4,ES—Dr. ntton, Clo.ndeboye John Dna.
mage, Wingham ; ' 'bed Marks, Brueefield.
0 nAr5tseTi:is'aTionlit—OGGell rag: d a, Mace,25a Ee nx tt.st e; r *Carriages, 25
T e Clinton Dri ing Tra ek is in aplIdid condi-
ion, and is conei ered one of the. best half -Mile
t n• iaTiric : 1hil 5: ro ,Giciarntri : , yetohaipviteeaowDsdes aoeeGtr ansergt,i ion.:virm:h etat a
2. t. h I May for ei gle fare.
I The C inton B as Band will heir( attendance.
ol es will be gi yen. o and from Clinton ou the,
il Grand Trunk Railways
thletic Sports in Clinton
really good day'e sport
1 ay e relied on,
In 1 lia. evening G:adid Concert will be given in
he ew. Town Ball, Twilen the Cantata of the
a3 • alters, under the direction of Professor
, GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
PETER MeLAREN, President.
WM SIIIEPPABB, Sooretary-Treasnier. 700
,
H IMPORTED CLYDESDALE
STALLION,
•
,
EWARD— The above ewardwill
i R
be paid for such in ormation as
detection and eonvi tion of the
ns who, on the night of tb( 23rd of
-e the windows of naY hotel and
aged my property. JAMES IR -
700x1
N TICE—T
L lshirr
He. lett, are
whb took th
th el issue c,
taker, to bri
GE)BGE
- - -
e parties that took the four sham
the orchord of Mr. Gedrge Addison,
llknown to him and he can prove
; if not returned in ten Jays from
As raper preceeclings WiLl then be
be parties to justice immediately.
ISON, 700
11
2 6—
]5
01,
C on
DA
Haw
to R
proc
Road
nigh
Bay
.2,
2nd
Mon
to V
DA
Cole
Glue
will
Wil proceed by
1 smith to his- ow
the follow'
(lath and we
enced on
regularly do
UNTAINEER,"
LL stand far the improvement of stook
this season as follows: MONDAY, April
ill leave hi 3 own stable, Mill Road, Tuck -
liar, and in we'll to Seafortb, at Foster's Bo-
or noon; thence to Andrew endersonae.
eseion 5, Mdliillop, for the night. TUE&
—Will proceed by way of Roxboro to Peter
horn's, for noon; thence up the town line
nburn, for the night. WEDNESDAY—Will
ed to Alma, for noon; thence up the Huron
to Clinton, at B,attenbury's Hotel, for the
. THURSDAY Will preceed down the
eld Road to Malcolm MeEwen's, Concession
tanley, for 000 ; thence crossing over the
oncession ts the Bayfield Road ; thence to
t Pleasant ; thence by way of Turner's Mills
rna at Jos in's Hotel, for the night. P51-
—Will proce d eldwn the Parr Line to Frank
• an's, for eon ; thence by way of Hills
•to Rippe at Shaffer's Hotel, where he
emain until a turday noon. SATURDAY—
he 2n4 Concession of Tacker -
stable, where he -will remain
g Monday morning.
ther permitting, this route will
Monday, April 25, and contin-
' g the seaeon.
Hullett, di
TIceou bb
tram tlj bis
1110 is s
payable t
o retnani
CHAELI.
BREEDERS— The undersigned
on his team , Lot 9, Concession 3,
g the doming season, ibat superior
Bull 'Bonet Sandy." He is
stock= both sides, i 9 years old
stack -getter. Terms $1 per cow,
1 time of service, with tbe privilege
if neclessary. ROB RT Man -
699
Cit‘N
ILL S
VY the
the Beata)
go by the 4
noon ; and
2nal Conee
TERMS
700 a
aa
THE
fo 'Jowl
parry,
PAU
thiet th •
D etor
th h
s 4call
U4d Ag
annl
Ftrinu•
p gee,
al th
eMtladnnpit
700
ETA
IAN
d for
Rear
xcepti
MOM
th
to
2 to i
S.
an fo
Steer
er frd
RATED STA LION,
SCOTCHIVIAN • !
res at his dw stable, on
, Tucker split , hroughout
g Saturdays, wen he will
ion to James 8 roat's, for
nce be will et rn by the
own stable.
Tee.
BOADFOOT, r prietore.
unti
11
be eo
ued
NOTE.
r. Manning'8 ock Doctor
ncyclopedia b s eceived the
the World P bi shiiag Com-
b, which speaks for' se 1:
N TO TT1 PUBLIC—We understan
a succesia that Dr. Main ing's Stoe
ve Steck Encydope 'a is remain
ced other publishers o ISMS othe
s on Farming and Sock, and t,ha
f r the same claim they 858 selling Dr
ork. Before you orde rny work o
'lock be sure it contaliud over 1,00
gravinge, that it is reoximended b
'nil breeders and sto k Imen in the
that it is written by Dr. J. Russel
en't be deceived by cheaply got u
'tations. Respectfully yours,
RLD UBLISHING Co., Guelph,
bsyhir
Jun t r (738); P de Junior was by Pride of Scot-
ian (602); Pride of Scotland was sold to go to
We Zealand for £1,510; Pride of Scotland was
elre by Clansman (HA) : Clansman by Prince of
Wel s (670) ; Mountaineer's dam was Kate, her
sire Lofty (460), her grand Fire Hercules (878) ;
Ca» pbell's great grand sire, Rob Roy (714); Tal-
mo die grand dam Isle, her eire Louden Tam;
Mo •ntaireer's dam was exhibited 14 times and
was fiever defeat d; he was exhibited at Dum-
arie and took 'rm., prize as the hest Cl.,deedale
ira and foal b her side, which' was Mountain-
eer •f X10 az d tilyer Medal ; Mountaineer was
ner exhibited n Scotland after Mountaineer's
gro 'd sire, Prid of iteotland; be Was owned by
Mr lames Bins ,er, who showed him all through
ace }and and n e'er was defeated; he took first
pri at the Hi :.land Society's Shove, Inverness,
an gold edal or the beat Clydesdale horse, and
wa, old to go to New Zealand for 1,600;1it
wil be eeen by ijha above that Monutaineer has
des ended froI the best breed of Clydesdale
horaes in Scot' nd. I hereby certify that thie
Pc'wee is corr et. Signed; SAMUEL IRVING.
ountaineer s of 'a bay color, with immense
bo e, hair and rcngth, and weigbe 1,800 pounds.
Be is 8 years o d this spring, stands 164 hands
hi1h, has good ction and symmetry and shows
th points of a lydesdale horse.
F r terms a d other paatieulars see route
bill
Certi
Ountaineer
amnel Irvi
Scotland;
cat e of Pedsgree,
as foaled in 1878, and was bred
g, Carco, Sanquhar, .Dumfries -
Mountaineer -was aired by Pride
WI LIAM 'WR
T E CANAD
1GRA
ANAD
SA
To. Encoura
J- Country, t
pony will be p
C. E. MASON, Proprietor
N, Groom. 700-1
PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
ION TO MATsilTOBA
AND THE
N N 0 RT H 1;lf EST.
E OF LANDS.
e the rapid settlehaent of the
e Canadian Pacific. Railway Com-
epared, until further notice, to
sol! lands rcqu red for Agricu:tural purposes at
t -he low price of $2 50 an pre, payable.by instal -
Drente, and 'wilI further make an allowance by
way ef rebate fr m this price. of $1 25 for every
80 18 of such la de brought under cultivation with-
in three to five years following the date of pur-
chase, accerdi g to the nature and extent of the
otaer impr ove ents made thereon. ,
GROCERY NEXT DOOR TO tHE POST OFFICE, SEAFORTH
TEAS. TEAS.
TEAS. TEAS.
IN altEENS, JAPS AND BLACKS,
FAIR YOUNG HYSON TE
GOOD YOUNG HYSON T
01-1010E YOUNG HYSON
EXTRA CHOICE, 50 OE
VERY FINE, 60 CENTS P
THE BEST IMPORTED, 6
VERY FINE JAPAN TEA DyS-T, 30 CENTS PER POUN
30 OE' NTS PER POUND.
A, 35 CENTS PER POUND
EA, 40 CENTS PER POUN
S PER POUND.
R POUND.
CENTS PER POUND.
PPJSEI caazo-cravp copEim
The lands t •ne offer ed for sale will not com-
prise Mineral, foal or Wood lands, or tracts for
To wnl sites an Railway purposes.
Contracts a spe cial rates will be made for
la as required for cattle raieing and, other par -
poles not invol ing immediate cultivation.
- Intending s :Were and their effcets, on reach -
in g the Comp ey's Bailway, will be forwarded
tlereon to t eir place of destination on very
1 i be ra
lr m
pga.
Further rt culars will be furnislied on appli-
cation at the Oeces of The Canadian Pa-
n 114 Bailer y Company. at Montreal and
Wining. By order of the Board, 1
018. DRINKWATER, Secretary.
Montreal, April 30bh, 1881. 700-4
11B1.1C SCHOOL TEACHERS.,
„.. ATI0NS,11881.
At 95 cents, 80 cents, 35 cents,
0 cente, and 45 cents per pound.
t
wH ITE SUGARS -9 and 94 pluidstfor $1.1
LICHT AND YELLOW SLGARS—'° 11,12 and 13 potmds for $1..
FIELD AND GARDEN SEDS—A Full Stock.
D. D. ROSE, SEAFOR
11.
IDENTICAl WITH LIFE.
NORMAN'S ELECTRO pURATIVE APPLIANCES !
, For Omen all Diseases to iiwhich Human Nature is sub-
ject, comalrising in part:
MAGNETO ELE TRIO WAIST BELTS,
CHEST PROTEOIIrORS,
LUN g INVIGORATORS,
SPINALBANDS,!
THROAT PROT °TORS,
NECKLETS, WR TLETS,
KNEE CAPS, A KLETS,
CORSETS, LEG BANDS,
BACK BELTS, HAD BANDS,
INSOLES, CHIL IREN'S TEETHLETS,
SCIATICA AND t?HEUMATIO APPLI—
ANCES, ARM BANDS,
, GENTS' AND LA IES' VESTS, &C.
Inspection Invited, and 14t8 given on application to
E. PIICICIC)1\1- e.0
CD-,
Ch niists and Druggist Seaforth.
Fot First -CI
to, on Monday
with grade C,
emanations fo
A and B First -
For Second
Goderich, and
on Monday, J
with the Int
heels and u
Forms of t e notice to be previa
the cendia.ates can be obtained -on
the Secretary.
It ia indis :neible that Candid&
Secretary not ater than theist ot
'Intention to p esent themselves for
Candidates or Fitst an& Second
c %tee are req' ed to forward the
tafieeete of sue it he teadring, and
to furnish c ificates of moral cha
Candidates for Second, and Thi
state whethe they intend to writo
at seme of th other named High S
, PETER
700-k Sec tary Board of Ezami
se—At the Normal School, Toren -
July 18th, at 2 P. M. commencing
non-profossfonal, fol owed by Ex -
First -C -ass Certifica s and grade
lass.
na Third-Class—At the Town of
link/nand Seaforth High Schools,
ly llth, at 2 P. M.,I concurrently
rmediate Examinati n for High
,on the same papers.
sly given by
ppileation to
es notify the
mac of their
lamination.
Class Certifi-
necessary tar -
are required
cter.
&Class must
Goderich or
hoole.
AMSON,
ers, Goderieh.
5118 fr T 13:A*33
HOFFMAN BROTHERS', SEAFORTH
A L6T OF MEN'S AND BOYS' ST*AW HAT
ALSO ANOTHER LOT OF LAD4ES!, GIRL
AN CHILDREN'S HATS AND ONKT$
Direct From New York, including the Very Latest Shaes, such as the
APPLEDORE,
'CLYDE,
KENLOCK, I DAVENPORT,
JEANILFEANE, I GAZELLE,
RECKLESS, I AND ZANII4A
All the above Shapes we have* Straw, Tape end Fancy Lace Braids.
FINE RANGE 0
OUST OPENED, FOR
F DRESS! MUSLINS,-
THE SUMMER TRADE.
Is fact °Ur Stocks of Dress Goods, Prints, H
meet in Fatty rba Starle Geode are larger t
is all tele, I ell abt La eel, Jr ere beet heac qua]
c oak
A. New Lot of Black and Colo
Drees Tritomings, Opened this Week, Chere
hands, Shirtings, Duelon Denims, and every Depart -
an ever and at astonishingly low prices. OurStock
ers fol cash, and wiA. be I sold , at a small advance on
cd Cords, Tassels and Gip dies, for Hat and
than ever.
A CALL IS MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
We will be TO oFt happy to show mato ere through our Stock w ether they bay or not.:
REMEMBER THE OILY CHEAP CAH STORE:
CARD1409S1
BL,OCIL.
- HOFF*All BROTT-TERS, Seafoith.
1881
THE CENTRAL G
1E381
OCERY 8EAFORTH
THE GROCE Y DEPARTTIIIENT:
11
Laige Ship:outs et Tram, Sugars,
ore Fenn p at ) e lee cornet be beat ; 9
p oun ds c,f Bright Yellew Refined Sugaria r $
every .4 ado ge Feld warionted to give the ean
Full Stock in Pickles, Sauces, Canned Meats,
PROVikSIONS—Flour, Oat atn,
ich,eat Flour, Hal
Tobaccos, and Geniral 'Groceries, which we
pounds of Standar d Granulated Steger for $1; 11
• Teas from 35 cents up to rer eents per pound, and.
Chaser satisfaction or cath refunped—Ns Humbug.
aimed Fruits, &c.
REAL ESTATE FOR SAVE.
PROPERTY FOR Ber,7,--Fee Bale, -on esq
-2- terrain that desirable residence on Ariel
Street owned by lir. geerge DOA. Enquire *
j. S. PORTER, Senora'. 663.
IJOOSE MO LOT FOR SALE —Por Salt
Cheri , a house and one lot on the corner al
John and Sparhng Streets; her s a 'stable on
the /ot. Apply to E. GRIEVE, eatorth. -696
OR SALE.—For Sale -a firat
Hill, nearly new and in good
Bituated in the flourishing Toile
W111 be sold cheap. Terms eaSy.
SECORD, OOSSENS & CO., Goderich,
tines Planing
running order'
of Seaforth,,
Enquire of
Ont.
Sale.six splendid
ef Railwayand
and pleas-
sites in town.
seParste-
HE ZXPOSITOZ
1 697
--- --
'TOWN LOTS FOR SALE—Fot[
-'- building lots on the corner
J aryls streets, Seaforth. Convemently
antly located; the beat building
Will be sold' cheap, either in one boekor
ly. Terms Liberal. Apply at
Office, Seaforth.
Il ARM FOR SALE—Being West
1-: Coneeesion 1, McKillop, con
Is situated on the ittiTOD iloa4,
miles -west of Seaforth. :this is,
farms in the county. It is all cleared,
and drained. also good buildings
nehard. Ternm easy. For further
applyto the proprietor orr. the premises.
DENNIE.
half of Lot 65,
"ng 50 acres.
MeKiliop, il
one of the best
well fenced
and epiendid
particuiars
T. E.
693
.ALL FOR $1,000—A. Strong,
Seeder th, ha B toe tale in the
pn rhey, near Seaforth, a Parklett
acri.s of the very best land, witdh
hoarse and been, also other nee,estiaxy
and a good orchard; a splendid 'taco
gardener or retired farmer, and
$1,000 on easy terms of payment.
STRONG, Seaforth,
Land Agent,
Village of _Sur-
conta-ning 10
a good frame
outbuildings
fora market
the whole for
Apply to A.
698x4
FARAI FOR SALE.—West hal
field Read North, Stax0ey,
co ntaining 100 acres; first-elaes
fr erne brume, very etrpeiior &chard
fruit; 30 acre s of fall wheat; ljarge
ce dar ir rear of lot.; near schbol,
m arket ; on greed road. Poi
JOHN PECK, Proprietor, on the
JOHN ESSON, Ba,yrield.
Tal OR SALE OR TO LEA.aE.
-1- Leasedie the village of ChitiOhlirst,
class Blecksmitb. stand. Theretie
shop dud wood thop, also a dwe
one acre at land. There is a good
premises of all kinds of fruit.
cheap or leased for a number
A full set of tcols will go -with the
to WM. Ma/ORE, Bensall. 6944
of Lot 6, Baye
onnty of Huron,
soil, brickhouse,
and good
quantity of
cleareh, and
terms apply to
premises, or to
692-16
er Sale or to
a first-
a blatkemith
ling house and
orchard on the
It will be sold
cf years.
elaop. Apply
.A11311 FOR-SALE—Being Let e6, Concession
11, Hibbert. containing 100 ecres,80 of winch
er e c'etired, underdrairred, well fenced and in a
fir st-class state of cultivation; the balance is
ti nibered With hardwood ; there is a frame house,
Ir cane bazar and stable; plenty cif good -water ana
a young ache] d ; it is 6 miles, from Hensall, 10
fr om Seafoith, and 24 from Creanarty. For fur-
th er partitulars apply to the proprietor on the
pr ernises In- if by letter ta Cromarty -post office.
THCIMAS' OLIVER. 691'12
TT 0:08E AND LOT FOR SALE — For Sale,
-1--k• that elesitable property on North Main Street,
for merly Owned and occupied Ity the late fames
Sp arling ; there is a frame hotse containing six
ro ems oea kitchen, with pantry, bedroom and
wo odshea ; a good cellar, also hard and soft
w a ter; Deere le one acre of land with a frontageeaf
?a rode; there is a good yeurg, bearing orchard;
It is one Of the most desbableprorerties in Sete-
fo rt h. Apply to JAMES SPA:MING, Blyth, or
JOHN S. WALSH or A. STRONG, Seaforth. 696
F ARm irOlt SALE—For Salei Lot 3,Conctitsion
8, gullett, containing iqo acres, about -85
ac es cleared, free of stuMps, tundereliained and
w ell fene,ad ; the wood land is *ell timbered with
h ardwood; there ere 68 acres df fall -wheat and
1 acres stedcd to clover ; a gotild brick house and
k it cher', and first-class frame! barns and other
o ntbnildings ; there are two acres under young
b earing fault trees; is -within 4!m11es Seaforth,
6 of Clinton, ard bell a mile ea School ; the river
r tins thre ugh the farm. For further particulars
apply or( the premises to M.RS. C. CARTER,
692
Seaforth.
VARM FOR SALE.—For salt the west half of
Lot 7). en the 6th Concessio Tuckersmith,
H. R. S., containing 50 acres of choice land; on
the place is a frame barn nearly new, a young
bearing oi chard ; good 'wen and pump; 18 acresof
fall -wheat sown, about 8 acres df bush; is within
44 mike •from the town of Shaforth on a good
g revel road. This is ene of thebastpropertiesinthe
t ownship and will be sold cheap. For nuther
p artienalas appy to the proprietor, on the
p remises -a or if by letter to Setiforth P. 0. GEO.
MONK. 674x44
Corn Meal, Granulated Wheat, Buck-
s, Bacon, Potatoes, &e.
CROCKERY AND GL
This Department is nnuenally well ass
or in sets i ; Largo Assortment of China Tea
Decorated from 52 Red upwards; DUMPY
o/ Glassw re i s immerse ; Call and eee it; 1
special attpnti en to our stock of Cigna.
SSWARE DEPARTMENT.
fed; We sell Plain and Lecorated China by the dozen
eta, from $5 to 520; Granite Tea Sets, Plain and
; Bedroom Sete, from $2 50 np to $12 n Our Stock
"e have a large stock Of. Bar" Goods, and wonld call
THE SEED
Full,' Steck in Clovers, Co mrecn Red, Ls
Grass, Millet, White and Goiden, Orchard
den Seeds by the paper or in lnik ; Steel P
Hebron and White Elephant; Top Onions),
DEPARTMFNT.
ge Late, Alsike and Wh4e Dutch ; Timothy,Hmigarian
rasa, Tares, Carrots, Mengel and Turnip aeede ; Gar -
tat oes in Early Rose, Late Rose,'Snew Flake, Beanty of
latch Set Onions end English Potato Onions.
1
We invite inspection of our Lay
and re member that we sell th
LAIDLAW & FA
FREE DELIVERY.
FARN FIOR SALE -1 be north half of Lot 26,
Lot e7, and the ertat half .of Lot 28, Conces-
sion 4, Ie R. S., Tuckersmith 'if 200 acres tor sale
in one parcel, or two of 150 acres and 50 acres
res pectively ; first -elms 1 uildings, good fences,
an a orehurd ; the land is in a good state of cnIfir-
va t ion, is well watered, and is Well situated as to
ro ads, &a. Any person wanting a good farm, in a
go od locality, will do well to lOok at this one be-
fore buying elsewhere. For particulars midterms
ap r ly to JAMES LAWItENCA & BROTHER on
the preMlises, or to MESSRS. AloCAUGalitlY
11 OL1dESTED, Barristers,Seatorth. -672
CORNEULOT FOB SALE On TO RENT—Being
the !West half of Lot 10, aoncession 2, town-
ship of McKillop, containing 50 acres, nearly all
cleared and in a splendid state a cultivation ;
well watered, 7 acres 'ander fall wheat and 15
acres plowed; good ISZTa luause and _stable
good 'well. and bearing orchard, convenient to:-.;
Roin-an Catholic Chui eh and Ochooi ; within half
a mile of lluron gravel road, 4 miles of S.eafortla.
and $ of /Dublin; this is one of the prettiest BO
acre farms in the township. 'or terms, &a. ap-
ply on the premises, to P. arENNELLY, Seaiorth
P. 0,05 to A. D. RENNELBY, Lucknow Poet -
Office. • 675
e Assortment 4f Goods. Note the fact
best Goods that the Market contains.
RLEY, Maii Street, Seaf
rt,h.
Under the Oriole, Carel:Wein ok..
'WARM FOR BALE—Sonth half of Lot 26, Con-
ceettion 6, Morris e,oratiOning 100 acres of
choice clay loam land; 85 Cleared, 70 Kiefer of -
stamper -and balance good hardwood; 20 acres; of
fall wbeet and 1 acres of fall plowing; 50 acrefit•
n der grass ; life wholeis well
mead and well watered; a good
f 'choice a nit ; there is a fraMe
tables below and other outbu
nd wooti ea, and hard ea d
a well situated as to markets*
rem Brussels on the Great'
aiii 16 fhom Seaforth, on the Grand
ray; polasession at once, Foifurther
pply to B. BROADFOOT, on
L R. COOPER, Land Agent, Brussels.
underdrained And
bearing orehard
bank barn 40x60,
diaags; framehense
oftwater ; theta=
being only 2 miles
Western Railway,
Trunk Bali -
particulars
the premises, or -to
791
Sale, Lot -8
18, Hullett,
cleared, uoder-
stumps ; the bal.
beech, maple elm
Scree in fall 'lest
is of the best
this farm lays a
never tailing spring
this is a first-
are 6 acres of a
pears, peaches,
to bear; the
there is a
is nearly new; the
IWO, and is also
story frame, with
and. good stone
and is filledl
gravel from bot-
school, post alike'
hell a mile ; the
Seaforth, 12 from
; there is a good
all the above MST-
money can
to make it out
apply to THOMAS
or to Harlock post
688
r A1IGE FARM TOR fiAL6—Fer
"a' slid east hall of Lot 4, Concession
!ontairting 225 acres ; 190 acres
irained„ and nearly clear front
ince is heavily timbered wit3
raid ba.eswc od ; there are 50
aid 60 acres in grass; the land
panty, being a rich clay loan;
ittle rolling, but not billy ; a
!reek rims through tbe barn ylird;
s 1 a SP grain or dairy tom ; there
soling *rehead, with apples,
?lures and cheiries, just begibning
enildiega are large and comainodious;
arge bank barn 58x60, and
hiving house and stable is
aew, ; the bailee is a large twit)
aitchen and wood shed attached,
eellars tender the whole brilding,
betwteit etudding with limm ilkna
tom to top; there is a, good
store andblackendth shop wilhin
farm is eitneted, 10 miles frort
Clinton, and 6 from Londesboro
grav.lia ad from the place tel
kets. 4 good part of the anneease
remain on inoitgsge long enciugh
of the pkiee. For particularl
ATKINSON, on the premises
Ace. ,
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AUCTIONEPS.
- - -
`1311INE, Licenced -
of Auron. Ss
tile Ccnnty. All o
°Ake will be prom
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Auctioneer ior the
es attended in all
ders left at the Exe
tlyisttended to.
VRANCIS GRAHAM, A
-12 LAND AGENT.--Specia
kale of landed property, fa
bred sttick. Cattle' selected f tar
ket. Office and Auction Bowles,
Block, laoderich, Ont. Terms
1
CTIONEER AND
attention given to
ng and thorough-
the Engliah mar-
Aoheson's new -i
moderate 615..
A LEXANDERDELGETTY,
-cA- edr,MeKillop.
sales of
Impleertents.
signed
cession
bills, nOtes
ALEX•DELGETTY,
Special
Landed Property,
All orders left
at Walton P. 0.,
14, 'will be promptly
and stamps furnished
Walton.
Licensed Auctiona
attention given tei
Farm Stock and
with the under-
or Lob 14, cons
attended to,. Sale
if required.
639
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STOCK FOR SERVICE.
B 'Ma,
iteep
mile and
Durham
Foie leegeb7o4
TOR SERVICE--
on Lot 9,7, Conces
a half from Win
Brill, and will rece
1111$1. c &10 ni i 13 gPfejr not.co G
t sp. Ytr lot Te, :Mike r. m2 , Ws lsteers ,
lie undersigned 'wit
ion 11,14cRillop, ono
p a Thoroughbra
ve a lilrated mambo
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