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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-07-22, Page 51y 22, 1881, e at one time of Tex ae heliln of the Saniu -1 and Jaen ie h ware bu , Hie at and Jotili tners -p in the lessrs. Smith es Weaf ad office here, and are eidly ; Mr.. T. Read- the Queen's . Rotes indaor House here et, who, by the wiw, i one of theio.. 0 aing a barber Shopof ior► iS travelling s any ; Mr. Jamenee.for r of the business de. Free Press, Mr. John 'beds, with Mr. W. a ing agt for the Free Kenealty is "tinning:' shdown ; Mr. D. Mc- sring with Brown & W. Bailey is painting Company ; Mr. Harry IIr. Robert Campbell to Free Press office ; rpentering ; Mr. Gee. ing the public with ether hasbeen at the ;ere for some time; Hunae and Byrn, at Brown & Rather. ill; Messrs. Harry, Daiziel are at the Waddell is engaged IIS ore ; Mr. Ed. Haile-. , himself in a -whole- is much improved in . Clayton is running a Mr. Wm. ,Snowden is �• g business € 'Kr. R. plastering ilia Fred. = barbering ; Mr. Ed. of Mrs. Knox, is en- sin House; Mr. Wm. arness business ; Mr. - now off on a short hotel line at Enter- s, few others who t to memory at pros - 4. faces of a number of forth have also been .luring the past two whom are Mr. Thos. re on speculation, we fred Hill, who is. on Andrews; Mr. A. G. Mr. Chas. 'Wilson, who -Brandon to "take in" ' there. - when a little better i the country and its favor TUE EXPOSITOR r, showing what prop- st safely invested in ted- Also, such parts suited to agricultural v to reach thein. R.O. Stay 12, 1881. on Notes. 1'hilligs, of Belgrave, trip to the old country his health. :Bina,' -Sr., for over 22 of Goderich, died on =seek at the ripe age of 'aggart, of Clinton, re. eo year old grade steer, •$1.00 cash in hand. It d and a good price. Tien find employment n Goderielt handling 3S, salt, &e. The har- so lively before for •McDonagh,. proprietor ling recently burned at "'tends re -building at advertising for tenders Gores belon ging to James. Tied Saturday from in - he brain. The amuses ,50, and will be a seri- iogg. mill is to be started m G `Ameut, the pro - stave factory, intends: [ and expects to have it winter. n-bes, of Morris, has MI acres to Mr. John t, near Kinburn, for the Mr. Forbes intends diwest. Thos. Nixon, Wm.. •drew Embrey are each f raine dwellings this Ise. Doubtless others their example. ,re. Times of last week Ei the shipping off de- ham is now the quint- rated of sublimated ust be dreadfully dull. editor of the Goderich following ct la Burr g maidens of Brussels nipuess and muscles; Itsuch size kteirtiupois heed "padding" or bustles. If the Lochalsh school, , Rf Ashfield, and the eliborhood, had a very cessful picnic on Fri - 41 there was a large at- ies, the well known iifry n, has done an im- luring the past year in a very large stock of at his yard now await - p afternoon last;at Mr. rist mill. in Wingham, carpenter, in the ern - Ainsley, who has had nab -dug repairs in the below the knee cap adze. r:ng in a blacksmith t week, Mr. Jas. P urke, •ship, suet with a pain- t pie ce of red hot iron a shoe._ ire lie could F1 get rid' of the hot badly burned. ,tt, of Brussels, who tire...7, in Kansas during tete, returned home on t•ck. l]l• is highly F:ountry, , and it is now £•dove there this falt stallii}ii belonging to e was away. :°cis accident occurred Ft township Of .2tli- of July. A con- : named Conkling were e street, ssiten. their led at the music, and ley were thrown out Ot iisiderablyy injured.. i"sa correspondent 0f Pe Press thus speaks of It says: Mr. Andrew ray of the G ledatone' ilding _ a commo.dioi g . J-1 22, -1881. house a nine ught a Ihe river from here, des able farm from having bang lam'; John Norgnay, who, it seems, is leasing this locality. --The b.shing boat Matchless was struck by a squall on the lake near Goderich, on Saturday, and capsized. The crew were two hours. in the water, clinging $o the boat, before -they were rescued. ,_A gentleman from Tiverton last week bought a grade cow from Mr. G. Snell, Hullett, for the sum of $45. He also bought a two year old heifer $ 0 ea. A. Innis, Stanley, paying therefor.: MiEt --The Cheese factory near Londes- boro was sold under power of mortgage, on Friday, Mr. Wm. Jenkins, the mortgagee, being the purchaser, at $600. It originally cost nearly double this sum. _-JohnGrieve,- in 8 days, built 60 rods of board cone a legs post and Dles, one made two gates,g ,small one, and boxed posts, for James Duncan, of Morris township., He also dug 117 post holes in two days for Al- lan Speirs, of the same township. John is a horse to work, and he can beat the world talking. -The Township Council of Stephen give notice that they will pass a by-law on the 22nd day of August next pro- viding for the deepening of Mud Creek in that township, the borrowing of $2,700 on the credit of the township for . the prosecution of the said work, and to levy and•collect a special assessment on the properties to be benefitted thereby for the liquidation of the debt thus in- curred. -An old lady of 84 years, named Tinkler, who has resided for some time past at Whitechurch, in the township of East Wawanosh, died very suddenly at Mr. Jas. Carr's, Lower Wingham, on. the 12th inst. It appears she had walked to the railway station at Wing -- ham, but being too late for the train, walked back to Mr. Carr's, where she sat down in a chair, end shortly after- wards fell to the floor and expired al- Most immediately. -During the sharp thunder storm on Sunday before last the lightning struck one of the chimneys on Mr. 18iastie's house on the ninth con., Howick, com- pletely demolishing the part extended above the roof and splitting it from kep to bottom. Although one of the family lay sleeping on a, bed near the chimney,. he was not at all injured. The damage to the building itself was only trifling. -Mr. E . L. Johnson,' photographer, of Goderich, has a black Spanish hen which is in the habit of laying eggs measuring 8 by 61 inches. There are not many breeds of hens that can beat the black Spanish for laying. 'Another hen, belonging to Mr. John Storey, of Goderich, recently hatched out a chick- en with four well formed legs, two wings and one body branching from a single head and a forked back -bone into two tail ends. They have remarkably smart hens in Goderich. -The Wroxeter Salt Well Company hasbeen organized and work com- menced. The following officers have been appointed : President, Mr. A. L. b • Vice -President, Mr. Robert 1 THE Hi A.ON t1POSITOR. thigh badly crushed between th and the beam on which he l was s and Ferguson, who was on; the -g received a severe cut on t he f sea i flo som Is we ween re the being struck wi that had by when the plate miraculous the more parse. injured, as 'the j'e were be and fifty on the ground wh fell. -The Orangemen of lie trict celebrated the anniv4i Battle of the Boyne in the Fordwich. Between Oran spectators there were about sons in attendance at the tion. County Master Hen occupied the chair, and ado delivered by .Rev. Mr. Wil Geo. Strong. Before the fiction was v and farm Orangemen and a god resent .ens the den6 Iccess. J, sday after'i e mare, the ns, of the th e, piece c some means fell. It is • broke up a conaid of the wide ceased brother in Dungannon, realized. All selves well, anc considered a s -On Wedn inst.,a valuab] Mr. Jos. W ate 0 °wick �sary o vile eine 2,00 demo Y I'. resse pot a gat aken ly. of ho r SU yed strati on, t prop ase Goderich Towt}ship,had on of h broken at the ' fetlock joint, and be shot. 'The bone protrti inches through the skin: can be ascertained it oc following manner: They w in drawing in hay, and aft r the came out of the barn, his ldest little boy, got into the - vagon reach d fro he lin 1, hay imsel ongue rted. t IC • • ed s a ne ared re e horses starting before he lines, which were suspend pole in front. He caught' could not retain his ho catch the pole to keep being thrown off•. The • down and the horses st roundthe field. They soi n got the hind wheels and rack, he bo e:capin The the the t the ed. imes : comm in o of bei n of : ver 1: eing st vile pt f The town, to st e rath nobili undin; aught ham. ved in d wool had.li f these oded ing off at. the same time, Only a few slight bruises. broke and turned under drawing the horses neare eventually they ran agaii I with the result above stag -Says the Wingham Seeforth EXPOSITOR, whils on au item which appear% umns setting forth the fad ited y an Irish gentlena fami y, wonders how he good town alive without death. We hurl back the tion With becoming conte alli.tor who makes it. well as the people of this stand bon ton better than anybody. Besides we a customed to the visits of only to this town,but sun. Sir Arthur Molesworth 1 for many years in Wing English lord still later 1 ham bydriving a cart, a been here to this minute carting to do. Neither of nobility were incom staring. Goderich starved out a of the former, and Blyth more r was honored by Sir W. . P. C distinguished . Mason, t king abode and finalip dying ere.' g on th coust° ch lair Si Gi son , Evans • Secretary Treasurer, Mr. Jos. is the most unsalable dr ham market. ' We area the sight of mean - See s and contemptible Irish s uireens i upon whom not a look, much less a :tare, -is Cowan; Directors -Messrs. John San- derson, Robt. Miller, T. B. Sanders, Win. Thompson. The contract was let to Mr.Brown ,of Petrolia,who is to get $1,590 for the first 1300 feet ; $1.35 per foot from 1300 to 1500 feet, and $1.50 per foot from that depth to 2000 feet. -Last week Rebecca McMinnis, of Fordwioh, was brought before Judge Squier, at Goderich, on a charge of manslaughter. She pleaded not guilty, and the plea was accepted by the Crown. On Monday she again appear- ed, charged with concealment . of birth, leaded guilty and wag sentenced to ost ting, nnd, by ling, ping not orty late Dis- the e of and per- stra- kins were Mr. ring p in de- ided was em - is 6th ty of me, legs d to eral r as the ;; aged s orses ion, a the the the but g to from came run 'd of corn- ' •with ongue agon, eels; ence, "The "'ting col - ng vis - I oble t our fired to liege - the. its aee nder- re at ac y, not parts. school live Wing - have more sprigs our rotfier Gently lles, a his °bility Wings ed to nes in his bac] Th President of the shoo for a pain in hie feet he kno • what aile h np. He i to elp himse f, nd assis abs when being r moved. den told the doct re -evera he as shot :-"I wi sta p : ] but you must:. tend can stand bah." homes Grew en toba for Opp er he comely has been very 1 ator Jones, of has nearly d sapp remarked a fe ing that if 't we oul qui a co The day; d a 11w y, M. P. rio 1: st visit is for s me evade, is Ma wh' wh S $10 $27 is $20 I Aft cap wil bestowed." We take it all bac . The Winghamites ain't hal such good "starers" as we thought they wer - Latest News -A large committee Winnipeg has been ap pare for the reception o Lorne. =Miss L. Bernhardt Bernhardt, of Port C I six weeks in gaol. The; poor, girl was ` dead at the tea table very weak an& thin, and appears to ! evening. The cause w = have been as much sinned against as -The Queen's prize sinning. I was won by Private B -While Rev. Dr. lire, of Goderich, I Regiment Devbn Vola was returning from a funeral on Thurs. "'adieus shot well, but day of last week, his horse was startled - j -There is no trgth i at the crossing by the approach of a made 'by certain journ train and started on a run up Kings- , that the Governmen ton street to the square. Fortunately the reverend gentleman managed to keep the vehicle right side up during his rapid trip. No official; time was taken, although spectators aver that• -The first sod of the Doctor's horse struck a St. Julien we Ottawa Railway was gait. No damage; The Doctor, understand, is a good deal better versed at Medoc. It is said in divinity than in horsemanship. . ments are now corn -A Lucknow merchant has been vic-prosecution of timized by the pump agent of whom, struction. we made mention last week as having -g brewer's em got into difficulty with a Gorrie dealer• formally sold his wife The fraud was perf.etrated in the same to a fellow e manner. When the young man called days ago., As t round to collect his pay, the Lucknow sold with a rope roun in rood, square Saxon denied the instrument of s 10,000,000 post cards -f -The Eolapore C Wimbledon on Wedne dian team, who made t opponents' 589. man g that he bad ever signed such an order, and told the agent to leave his shop or hs would help him out. , This he did, but went to the office of "the Division Court Clerk and placed the matter in suit, so the affair will likely be settled. in Court. -The Goderich. Signal says that Mr. both men, they fully transaction was perf -Parish, the P Thames Navigatio Rankin, the Captain Victoria, have been London magistrate t for man -slaughter at James Thompson, formerly of Goder- Assizes. They have job, who recently settled in Dakota, - bail. sustained a severe loss on Saturday -Mr. Wm. Belton the 9th inst., by the destruction of his London East, died stables, two valuable horses and .a The deceased receive quantity of harness. It seems a a week ago, and was "smudge" fire had been built to smoke ously•ill ever sincea • out the mosquitoes, which are numer- he arose and came d nus in that section, and although the not been long seat fire was apparently quenched, the wind seized with spasms a -fanned it once more into flame, sparks atantly. He was in caught the stable, and its co tents were -Sir A. T. Galt consumed. Mr. Thompson as in_ God- Ottawa on Thursday erich at the time of the fire. tends entering publi -A correspondent from Grey says : that the sitting morn "0-n account of the large inc ease in the Mr. Galt's old consti list of electors in Grey township this an - appointment, a ' year, there will be an extra - Deputy - knight will seek 4 • Reeve elected next January. Grey, is people of Tuesday Sherbrook fast rising to fill a foremoat position, mo and will -yet be the banner- township of o'clock Mr. Henry Huron county." Grey was redytced one years, employed in dollar per acre on the equalization, but Gananoque was in if the people keep on talking in this ` on a belt up a lad• strain, it must get a hoist, forward next caught on a shaft, year instead of backwards. Brother 25 revolutions per Strachan will have to look out. carried around it. -During the raising of a bank barn stopped his left ax. on the farm of Geo. Campbe11,18th.con- at the elbow, and t cession of Grey-, on Tuesday of last er. His legs were week, Ai Bowie and R. Ferguson each and one of them w met with au accident serious in nature. striking the timber It appears that during the race the side shaft. of the best they were on got considerably behind, and it was hastily proposed to raise the . dent Garfield's red purline plate without taking time to on Wednesday he put the braces in the is and the - smoke, t his consequence was, whew • u • posts, it was partly would not permit raised on the posts it swung to one side and slid down the building. Bowie, who was sitting on a beam holding the v bottom of one of the posts, bad his dent's nurse is re the pain 'in the worries him con better able t� sta Notesof citi• ens o' ointed o pre - the MaLquis o' daught:' • of J ilborne, I roppe• est We needs s heart 11 isease at Wi •+ bledo cis of e 3r teers. he Ca came bei ind. the st temen is to the effect has Ordered •om New York. ! i p was 'von a day by the Cana 09 points to thei 000,000 end 000,000 ; the U rth $80,C`00,O00 000,000. i; reli, chie of the a, who long di re hire., h'as of all his preop ebel, a Socia the Saion lap ed to take his e neligible because gh direct taxes.; The troubles to be taken� t s war or rev It at the C' ristta ers, it is aid were se Mecca, urging : it Mo iso and throw': •ff. th A hail a'ntl r 'r) storm ed severity pa �e over astern Ontari Wed iderable dam a to th h's Falls; I :rman s. Hailstone inch in great gran d f glass wee ve g over forty p On Saturday , an old! gent. in a-Yonge tor found itk a les in Yorkvijl eded $20 in bill btless reoovere conductor i ight never,h The Pall dlaugh that h f the house of awlessness, an uld understan ted and intend im. through thick hing-but miscl}ie -The steamer' C Northern Ti y's Line, was b dnesday mornir luth. She is a s scuttled in bb ssengers were s� r crew, one fire to waiters ar 1y insured. -A young man med Richard cupatioli., has b ng time: His terminefd, but mptoms1 it wi mption.' The plaiued on W id he cast fro"' is novethougl eviously his lif -Some time ag was, by wide alid Judi g, introduced to a m d wonderfull roper lied kaoka wh' h was t of the ark , and 4uppla • I. the bred fast bee. So gr e demand the the factory homes was ru ,eight and day terprisIng' Yankee named ood Booth, at t. e bottom o uced sgrinei St. 11,000 in a join ud the work emends fort ka othing, and so e thing is a " tuff was made asses, and ost ttempt wa . m rink into t ; ritain, but uty dekian n Montreal -A serio ails, Provi ight abou acholic pr o the gro �• ails zein: arae, who ime, Was f + oath in th • as in !the o his 'own • as awake' and barely 'umpiiig o was first ether's roo days, but u doctor !had accident, a his depart+ with a fit - which 'set terials taken to re and to sa any effect.. presbytery a visit. T there for fi bert.f all ing eno see ligi aga Le fro to yo de of co' S pla tel inlos on bo du at ex do T Br er of sh 0 cl no th, pa lie a fa the Toro rued on that. all leted for the wor, oyee in and two ployee e won;: d her nee le was a' elieved -i ctly legal esident I Comp: of the; committ: stand td he Middl een libe Detity-',', n Tues; a sunsti�E onsidere Tuesday wn stairs d when ddied a is 48th y was ex It is sa life at 0 • er for S uency, w d that th e"suffrag: ning ala German' nail. t he act: er when hich . wa Mute, an' Before -it was 'se' rn, from t earfully a badly three feet indicatio very is t sked pe;' edical him to. orted as feet and iderably, d pain u .to an. uesda rrang: the ,vi of co • Toront hildre a fe' n w: s and :a Oiled b hat the • • of the •y an• ill-fated d by a eir tri 11 sex Fal li ated qnf eeve f ay last. ke alas) t denge - morni but h he w most i ar. acted dhei• CO, a :rbroo e 11 recei galla s of t ut eig aged ctory f putt' is see: mak he could erely e sho utile roken above • s of,P e fact missin attend he P aying limbs but h ow. • n 0 1 d 6 s e 6 he eu 0. ii t onanz: e of " est and ' oth •• Galek + all a rende elect tag, ; at at he do n No e aspe •f Mo den • • a iii _ s., an ry •eat, some acnes. is ternooi, le • an left his str-et car. T d took it s of tem cit d a ill eip s th t of am • ,min tla: am Ch f ui som esda cry and in di the ared. days e not not e able eider-- Presi- after 1 the rry, I „ left week, other, ime. orth cKay meter child • •0 T e Th owe it efor: an ho est been (foun a1 Goa et& S . °tics o the co, •mon ise i e and. his fo • Si1 1 0 a • It at ng Tit 1 0 hat ha ore e a tl t I• at th suppo and I and f ise w rt his shin a iilure ty of Winn nsportation reed t 2 g at er d total 1 se a� i har or. ved ; ut an, o e por missin . S in S. Ca nite, a tins sick for lment could from he supposed to ouble, howe nesda , who is stn ach he will get as deggpaire the Canadi: ions rvello ied to d . outh is to the mem- ot be g, be- t pay fries a re- edans tions. t ear edans -stian prece- parts ,doing. pa at other meter break= +ousel Tor - pocket e Ion- to the ntents er has ' this. an or warns speak- �� enace lowers Is o sup - lawful an see in it. peg, of Corn - o'clock •'ck at d now 11 her ur of er and e was • • n • VI • • fad ed. sol CO rei sbyt nd, nin und fla OUS roct ed 41 home tock Late a ha men ompa , how dwi d the profits, t of ext t de to ran noth intro ates arines ith by I4ive. Stock Markets. MoNT*Eaz, July 19. -- Good fat butohersf cattle were firmer in price to -day, but the prices of all other kinds continue about the same as last week, or from 2/c to 3c per lb. A lot con- sisting of three dry cows and five heifers one and two years old, were sold at $18 per head Yearlings sold at from $11 to $15, cording to size and condition. Shipping cattle.were sold at from 5c to 5-io per lb. Sheep and . lambs were very scarce, and considerably higher prices wire asked for them. A drover who hal a flock of good lambs received considerable attention from the butch - ars, and for one of the best he refused the offer of $4.50. Good sheep are in demand for:shipment to Britain. Hogs area little more plentiful and sell at' about 6c per pound. Cheese Markets. sold at fjeme U. S., July 18.-7,800 boxes the lead LITTL ket rat er inactive. Prices dechned one quarter. 12,000 boxes factory cheese Sold at 9ic to 102c ; bulk, Idlac. 800 boxes farm dairy sold at 820 to 9sLci atT2hoirot.Y.eight packages of butter INGERhOLL, July 19:L. -Seventeen fac- tories otefered 4,021 boxes cheese, being first half July make. Ten and five - eighth eents was offered and not taken at the time we go to press, the cable having dropped 2s since last Tuesday. lc to 1.01c. The latter was ng price. REMOVAL, REMOVAL MAIN STREET, BEFORE REMOVING INTO THEIR NEW STORE WILL SELL OFF THE WHOLE OF THEIR SUMMER STOCK AT . Local Notices. A. G. McDopeatee nt Co.'s Great Sale of Dry qoods, before moving into their new build- ing, veal continue for two weeks longer. Buyers who hall not yet attended this sale should call early and see the largaine. Butter taken in ex- change at the highest market price. 707 WipL PICKINGS, HIDES AND SKINS. - I will pay the highest cash pricee for any quantity of wool pickings, Hides, sheep and calf skins de- livered at my furniture store. No truck or trade, cash l'or everything. JOHN S. PORTER, 654 RECEIVED THIS WEEK AT WILSON & YOUNG'S, a lot of Extra Choice Young Hyson Tea, bought at a bargain for cash. Any party buying f rom_ue, tither in small or large quantities, we will guarantee as good or better value than can be had thietigh step' Grarge or Pedlar in the Domin- ion. Give us a trial. It will not be much trouble to return one lot if we cannot do as we say. We have a large 1( t of Granulated Blight Refined and Raw Sagars in stock, bought before the recent advance. Call and secure what you will require for prepaying before we advance our prices, as they must go tip. 705 • WE itf; AKE the best sticky Fly Paper in I t he world. We have on band-Holloway's•Insect Fi Der, I Shoo Fly Poison, Hellibme for Currant Bushes' Pure Paris Green for Potato Bugs, and any amleent of purest drugs and chemicals. E. IF ibB can Conclude by the Continual thronglef Customers at HOiTEAN BROTHERS We W011101Saat that t he Gi eat Discount Sale is taking wondelriully. See their advertisement in another il FL X PULLINO.-John Beattie of the Seale] th Flax Mill is now prepared to make con- tracta for the pulling of flax. Apply at his office, Bank 0 Commerce Building. 710. naedWely, a Dining Room Girl. The highest wa gest paid. Apply at Sharp's Hotel, Seaforth. Wholesale Cost Price. SALE TO COMMENCE THIS DAY And Continue for' One Month. ALL GOODS SOLD FOR CASH AT COST PRICE. -Any buying at this Sale on time will be charged Ten Per Cent. Extra, but the Gooda will be sold at Wholesale Cost the same as to Cash Custom- ers. THIS IS A GENUINE SALE) And all we ask is a Call to gome,ere Prises with any other Dry Goods Housein Canada.. . 1 Factory Cottonby the Piece • • At 6 cents, Old Price 8 and 9 cults per yard'. not be I asting er, was MAIN STREET, ;SEAFORTH. it is lizard. 2 Births. wHinEs-Iti Windsor, on the 9th inst., the wife of Mr. T. M. White, of ihe Windsor Review, of a eon. KELLY -In Tuekersmith, on t leth inst., the wife of Mr. Peter Kelly of CESAR-In Wingham, on the 6 of Mr. john Catsar of a &lig JOBR-In Tmeiberry, on the 10 Mr. JUNI Jobb of a daughter. WRIGHT-In Winghaza, en the ife of lir. J. Wright of a son. Wile 'of Mr. Donald RobeAscm o BANKING HOLJSE dvertis- ter. s, new instethe -wife of I everage ive tea th inst., the t coffee 6th.inst., tho OFFICE—In the remises former - a daughter. at was ly occupied by the Bcink of Com, - at St. and an merce, and ?mac the Commercial Marriage Henry McKIINNEY-RAE-On the 29th ult., by Rev: W• Hotel, Main Street. it, in- Henderson, at the residence of Mr. Andrew tie, Mr. Do.niel McKinney, of Wingham, to to put iss Mary Ann Rae, of Blanshard. ver, the ' the bride's father, on the 12th inst., by Rev. dled to in McCrae, M r. Wm. Stephens, of Barrie, Ont., to Miss E. J. Love, only daughter of till DOW James Love, Esq. HAINES-WINDSOR-At Exeter on the 6th haste by Rev 3" R Gunder, Mr. 'Wnr. IL Har- i ris, of Woodham, to Miss Charlotte V. Vind- d Great inst., by Rev. J. B. Gundy, Mr. ilex.MeDon- e high ald, of Ripley, to Miss Lavine J. Stanley, of Iloe the 3.1603kALD-STAN LEY -At Exeter on the 7th At male time he agent RA 'EN-ANGUS-In Cranbrook, on the llth inst., by Rev. J. Han* Mr. Lorenzo Raven, ten to s in one month. to Miss Lizzie Angus, all of Brussels. 13 f Queb c, last Tuesday night, at the Roman othin but he stone . Th pries , Father urned to to have been es. nep with him, h left him not long d it eves siipposdd re e fro been il to his ether arue re lo th surron all ove turned ver, pos ible in cue the la (mated . liwe [e abse t at th time on ew, who d retired m., and. d flames, life by The fire the rev. for some ed. The after the ford. as seized _ MISCELLANEOUS. he lamp, FOR SALE -A first-class hundred acre farm ding ma_ ' ra ar Exeter, Huron. Immediatepossession. pply to Rev. John Logie, Rodgerville P. 0. dee. at the residence of the bride's father, on the 30th June, Mr. James Reynolds, of Wing= h to Miss Ettie H. eldest daughter of De. Deaths. OAN-In Hullett, on the the 17th inst , Thomas Sloan, aged 73 years. C INSTABLE -In Setiforth, on the 15th inst., Albert, only child of Mr. John Constable, aged 9 months and 17 days. D LBEIDGE-In Osborne, on the 7th inst. Lillie Mande infant daughter of Mr. Joint; C ARKE-In Grey, on the 5th inst., Louise Bon- i ton, wife of Mr. Jaa. Clarke, aged 24 years. MITCHELL -In Forclvich, on the 3rd inst., Lor - ender syoungest daughter of Mr. Arthur Mitch'eli, and sister of Mr. R. Hinds, of Clif- am, ans was Sp• ring Whew ,Fial per bushel... 1 Spring Whoa Re Chaff,perbush.. 1 Oats per bias al.. 0 Butter,No.l ro e. .. , 0 2 . Flour, per 10 lb Hides, per 0 l Potatoes, pe , bulsieet Clover Seed er dshel Wool per lb i 07d ; per el july re wi 2d barle ter, Os eef, 92s 6d; cheese, HE SEAFORTH CHEESE FACTORY. ARTIES wishing to send milk to the Sea - forth Cheese Factory, and not desiring to have i manufactured on the commission principle, the anagereent are prepared to purchase the milk pn the following terms: 8 cents per gabon of 10 pounds • the milk to be given until the close Of the Fac'tory Season. An advance' of 7 cents 21 1881 'wig be paid each Satuiday, and the remainder at the end of the season ; but parties not sending 20 to 1 22 Thor milk till.' he end of the season will receive 20 to 1 22 only 7 ants. The milk to be delivered on the 19 to 1 20, st ands and to be of first quality. For fuethel 37 ts° 0 41u particulars apple to . either of the undereigned. 60 to 0 65 W. S. ROBI3e1SON, Manager; THOMAS E. 50 to 0 65 geees, 16 to 0 16 President. N. B. Perties having milk to dispose of would 17 to .0 17 ll to note that our prices for milk are equal 13 to 0 14 ' '..o 35 cente per pound for butter this hot weather; 75 to 2 85 ' Ind 21 cents in the fall of the year, and all labor CO to 09 00 711. 1 00 60 t 0- 0 75 V STP.AY CATTLE. -Strayed from the premises 30 to 0 40 -121 f the undersigned, Lae 18,Conceesion 7,Hib- 50 to 6 00 bert, four head of cattle. A steer and heifer 05 to 0 06 nein three veers old and a steer and heifer rising 50 to 3 26 e two years olii. The three e ear old steer was 60 to -5 00 ' white with red around. the head and neck and 22 •to 0 24 spots on the sides, the other steer was gray. e One heifer was all red and the other was of a i U roaid color. Any one giving F.uoh information as V Concession -2, H. R. S., Tuckersmith, on or CIATTLE STRAYED - Strayed from 7:00: 1,23 , d to 9s 11d; a bout the 8th of July, 7 head of young cattle, 2 b eing two ys ar old heifers and 5 yearlings. One of t e two yc ar olds is all red, and the other red heat, 81.17 wit wv.Thiteistthate•molia-faTeehaenydeawrhilintgesbearlley.t-woThhioils eorene 0; oats, 41c isnbiewa halve Red red and the other black with white' eefly and white on end of tail -, the others are person giving such mfor- to $11 00 ; steers, one grey, anotheorthreedr aenrod and cropp ESTRAY STOCK. NOTES AND I • English and Forpign Exchange Purchased land I Sold. as 1 1.1 cc REMNANTS OF DRESS 000DS, REMNANTS OF CASHMERES, RE RE MNANTS OF TWEEDS, &C.; to 171 AT A REDUCTION, TO MAKE !IOOM FOR FALL FARMERS'aftLE NOTES PUrchased at Reasonable Rates. Money Lent on ICollateral Securities. Drafts Issued, payable at par at all Branches of the B k of Commerce. INTEREST Alio ed Deposits Money to Loan on Mortgagee. TOBON 0, ,Tnly 21. -Fall butt'er, 15c ,o 20c potato M. • MISO INT", Maxager and Proprietor. MANITOBA XURSIONS. THOMAS REEN WAY will .lead to the recovery elf these animals will be leberally rewarded. WM. ROBB, 711 ilSeaforth P. 0. Who 3 eturns to Zhatario early in July, will take charge of any parties d siring to accompany him on his return trip, on TUESDAY tiLY 26TH. Freight and stock on M nday before. A first- class chance for prpspettors For full informs - tion apply to THOMAS, GREENWAY, Centralia, Or to WILL J. 'WHITE, Eelpress Agent, 691 Exeter. It -"rwith the Grand Tru k ailway to rnn an ex - July 28, from the 1 lio•cSing, nieces and at the following rates : Leave oderich, at 7 a.m., Stratfoid, 9:35 a. , $1.50 The train will ar- rive in Toronto at. 1 05 p.m -when boats will be in waiting to cony y those •who wish to go to Lorne or Ilictolia ark Tiekets may be had on the cars for either pike Tickets good for two days . Perties to o on extursion train and re- turn (le any regal r main ' during Thursday or Friday. As there ill not likely be any cheaper excureion to the Q es it City of the West this season, persons daeirc us oil visiting it, will do well to avail thenulelvee of this opportunity. J. JOSEPH HICKS N General Manager. 711 I7A173EFOIA 114 TIAN TOWN SMP OF -I-: El AY. -The r ndetsigned has been authoriz- ed fled. inetructed. y the owners thereof, to sell by way of tender, Lot No 27 ond the North - half a Lot No. 26, in the 7 h Concession of the Township of Bay, hi the C unty of Huron, Ont. Comprising 150 acree of an more or less, being a portion of the estate of tbe late Henry Shaffer, deceased. Sealed offers -will be received for the same addressed tOthe undereigned, Hugh Love, Sr., and Wra. Curry, Hills Green, P. 0., on and up till 12 o'clock npon. on Friday, the 2nd. day of September, next.' Intending purchasers may offer for each 60 aeres separately, or any two 50 &cies Eeparately, or foe the whole 150 acres in bulk. The undersigned well not be bound to good quality and nearly the one half of it is cleared. and fenced ; it is convenient to markets, Sehoois and churches, being about 5 MACS from Hensel] and Rippen, on the London, Huron & Brace Railroad. Purehasers will have the liberty nd sow on the 5th of Septemb er, and full THE NEW GROCERy. STARK'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH. HAS JUST RECEIVED A CROCKERY AND Of the Latest Designs, which has SOLD CHEAP TR. OJEOE3 VERY NICEI STOCK OF 47 been. well bought, and will be FOR CASH. -T*AS TEAS I A Splendi Lot of TEAS which fon Value Cannot be SUG TEAS I Beat in the Town. A FIRST CLASS BRAND OF SUGAR 13 POUNDS FOR ONE DOLLAR. All Ki dB of Provisions, such as FLOUR, FEED, Ztc. Also, all kinds of FAMILY GROCERIES and Knick-Knacks Frefih and Good. HO Pure Co The Bes EY! HONEY F -Some Beautiful Honey, extracted from the b, and from his own Hives. HAMS AND BACON. Siugevr- Cured Hams wad Bacon, in the Market. by Himself. R MEMBER THE CHII AP GROCERY. SMITH JONES furniture, /prices. 0 ADDR ADDRESS TO THE ELECTORS. -41 Good morning J( nes, where are you going te ?" Ism going down to M. ROBERTSON'S Furniture Wareroorne, to get some iaew on see mine gett ng played out and I wont to get some first rate fneniture at verylow• r baby wants a new cradle, and they say that he has the vexy best and cheapest in the SS. --lo the Free and Independent Peoplea Hihr072 : M. RO BATSON begs to state that he has removed to the premises lately occupied by Mr. John Kidd, as a Hai dwaie store and that he is now prepared to furnish everything in the Furniture line at remar ably low prices., 'Int nding purchaserswill find it greatly to their advantage to call and ciaMilie is stock before pure asing elsewhere. Repairing promptly attendedto. rni etre ma e to order n very abort notice. icture framing a specialty. All work guaranteed. PS1M produce, feathers, wood and lumber flak n in exchange. HIS UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT Is, as fonmerly, under his own upervision, and will be conductedwith the greatest care and atten- tion. His stock of gaskets, Co ne, Shroud.s &e., will be found complete, and at the very lowest rate. F nerals att ended in th country. A 'Hearse for hire. Remetaber the place. I M. ROBERTSON, SEAFORTE. ALL FOUNDRY, SEARMTH. G put an Engine in o the Fitting Shop to deive Lathes, Flange and Drills, ndependent -of Plow Grinding an PolieLing Machinely, parties wanting work done can have it at•aby • steam -will be up eve ry working day. REPAIRS ON Attend d to on short notice. Cutter #1, Land Rollers,Gang P furnished by parties wanting d wurtarated hard and fitted with Grinding S s, Boilers, Grist end F, Iron; shop i Engin Speci ations for &e. 'ENGINES, MILLs AND OTHER MACHINERY, On hand and made to order, Horse Powers, Grain Crashers, -strew owe, Grate Bars; &c.. Plow Castinzs made to order from patterns the same. Plow Points a specialty, made from Genuine Plow Feint tough. Will also Fit, Grind and Polish Plow Castings cheap, as the tones and Emery Wheels for such Vtak. also take -Contracts for owing Mills, Saw Mills and other Machinery. -Will make inane and An Alterations on Mills or Engines attended to. Will also make val- J. S. RUNCIMAN, Sealo,rth. P. S. -As Iss. J. S. Run ;Amen has gene Levey fur the winter, the bueiness evill be carried en by Mr. R. Bataan:tan until his ret interest at 6 per cent„securdby mortgage. HUGH I LOVE, SR„ WM. CIIRRY Attorneys foruNla.o9sh Shaffer, Charles Shaffer and George Sheffer. Hills Green,llay, June 25, 1681. LEGAL N.--) P licitors in Chancery, &c.. Goderich, Ont. 506 Appraiser. Accounts and reasonlable terms. H. for ta Solid Priva W. C MEYER, Barriet Law, Solicitor in Cho, ing affidavits in the P or for the Bank of e funds to loan at 6i.t t sneer and Commis - r. Auctioneer and otes collected on 886 r and Attorney at eery. Commissioner mince of Manitoba . In per cent. 638 PsE/s. SON & MEYER, Barr eters and Attorney -k-' at Law, Solicitors in Ma eery andInsolveney sneers, Notaries Pabl" c, etc. Offices -Seas nd.BrIIBEielil 1 $58,000 I Private Funds to atonce, at Eight perc . Commissioner for t he Courts of Manito H. BENSON. shove firm has this d al conzent. All acco d to Mr. Benson isth ff forth inves yearl nee i ees Th mut be p nat.. Interest -payable taking Afildavits for will pay all Rahn - ES H. BENSON. RECORD OF THE UMW BAHL FIRST PRIZES AWARDED THE 4 -BARB WIRE FENCING At Montreal, (Quebec,) Hamilton,- SOntario), Cincinnati. (Ohio), Syracuse, (New York), and Davenport, (lova), Exhibitions, for Excellence.. and Sepeliorety over all Competitors. Cheapest and Best Fencing in the World. Adopted and in tee oia 19 Railway Lines in the Unkted States and. Canada. See that our trade Mark; " Lyman Barb," is steneilled on each reel. Buy ene other. Send lor toad eireu- Tars to WM. ROBERTSON a .3 Merchants, See,forth, Sign of the Circular Sams syr to the DOMINION BARB 'WIRE FL