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StPTE(BER 91 1881.
triel4dtinhgabristron,a1178R. anthe kd o
colleefor
oresawaying opposite lots 21, 24 and 24;
gee for putting a bent ha the bridge on
concession 2, H. R. S., between lots 2-5
and 26. Tenders will be received up to
lican on the 12th day of September, on
which -day the Council will meet at
psly'S Hotel, Egmondville, at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. m.,to let jobst and
transact ordinary business. •
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Brueselsa
PROPERTY SOLD. -j. E. Smith has
old his houae and lot on Albert street,
st present occupied by G. J. Garlick, to
w,ea, McCracken on private terms.
CLOW DOWN. --011 account of the
dry weather the flax mill has been
closed all week. There. being no rain
the quantity thrashed and -spread is
very great, and with rain would all be
aeady to lift at once.
ORICE.ET.-011 Saturday afternoon last a
garnet of (wicket between the married and
isegle men was played on the cricket
grciand, resulting in favor of the single
Dien by 16 runs. The score by innings
was: lrlarried, 28 and 70; Single, 46
siad 68. In the single men the prin-
cipal scorers were C. Vanstorie 17 and
11, Davies 1 and 15, Armstro'ng 5 and
7, Ross 3 and 7. For married, G. Coop-
er7 and 5, A. Scott 17 and 0, Canap.
bell 8 and 1, C. R. Cooper 0 and 21.
Ilemrs -A good many citizen went
to Toronto to see the regatta on Tues.
atvy last. -On account of a large por-
tion of the ties being burnt on the rail-
way south of Henfryn Station, all trains
after Tuesdaynoon were cancelled
ma, Wednesday noon. - Vanstone
Brothers neve put a grain buyer on
the market et Ethel Station. -At the
regular quarterly meeting of the Bras -
gas Caledonia. Society held on Friday
last, 20 new members were admitted.
The games on Thursday next vsill be
beia On the public aquare.-The Coun-
cil here put on two night watchmen in
Brussels during the dry weather to
guard against fire. The Fire Company
were also out for practice on Wednes-
day evening.--Winghana and Brussels
Lacrosse Clubs play at Brussels on Sat-
urday next. -Arch. Scott attended the
Caledonian games in Chicago last
week and took several first and. second
prizes. All the garnea were not com-
peted for, and the reason why was that
all the best prizes were being taken by
Canadians.
THE EcereSE.-On Monday aitornoon
ou account of the great smoke that
came from the west it became so dark
that the lights in the places of business
had to be lighted, and at four o'clock it
was as dark as any night could be, and
reraeined that way until actnal night.
About 4 p. re. a light shower of rain
fell, and with it ashes and duet, so that
ever) thiug was covered with a strong
lye. The little rain that was caught
was quite unfit for use, while fences
and dwellings all look in a bad state.
The next morning the fish in the river
were dead by the thousands. The
water is very low at present, and all
•the pools are filled with deed fish.
MOVING AT LAsT.-The Councils of
Morris and Gray have at last coneluded
temake some repairs on the Gravel
Road north and south of Brussels.
These roads have been allowed by these
townships to become completely de-
stroyed for want of being attended to
every year, and now it will take three
times the amount of money to put them in
a, passable condition that it would have
done had they been kept in good repair
all the time. That's spending money
to the beat advantage with a vengeance.
About six or seven years ago, when the
roads -were banded over to the town-
ships, there were none better in the
.county. To -day there are none worse.
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Brucefield.
ORITCARY.-Mr. Joel Briggs, second
son of E. Briggs, Esq. formerly of
Brucefield, but now of Muskoka, died
at the reaidence of his brother on
Thursday of last week. He went to
Muskoka with his father about a year
ago, and. last winter he contraoted a
severe cold, which settled on his lungs.
He returned to Brucefield about six
months ago so as to be more convenient
to medical ad -vice and assistance, but
all that medical skill could do could
not stay the ravages of the terrible
disease. He was just 25 years of age.
He was a member of Brucefield Lodge,
Independent Order of Oddfellowa, and
the brethren of that lodge turned out in
a body to pay a last tribute of respect
to their departed brother. They
marched in procession to the cemetery
and at the grave the beautiful and im-
pressive burial service of the order was
read by the Noble Grand. of Brucefield
Lodge. Mr. Briggs was a remarkably
clever and intelligent young man and
Was a. universal favorite with all who
knew him, and there are not a few who
will deeply regret his early demise. He
here his long illness with remarkable
fortitude and patience and seemed per-
fectly prepared for the great change,
Hullett.
seconded by J. Howson, that J. Lasham
be appointed to examine bridge on side
road 15 and 16, concession 13, and f
necessary get a new bridge built -Car-
ried. The Council then adjourned to
meet again when called by the Reeve.
Morris.
HUGE CUTTING. -Mr. T. H. ROSS,
near the Wingham Junction, 'reaped
for his neighbor, Mr. Wm. Henderson,
five acres of heavy oats in two hours
a,nd thirty-five minutes. The work wes
done with a Maxwell reaper and svas
in every respect a perfect job.
PERSONAL. -Mr. J. H. Drost, who h
been twice engaged as teacher in Soho
Section No. 5, Morris, lately mad
application to the Trustees to be relea
ed from the personal discharge of dut
from the end of September, and. to b
permitted to employ a substitute t
fulfil the terra of his engagement. The
Trustees, though reluctant to lose the
benefit of such an acceptable teache
yet, in consideration of the diligenc
perseverance and activity with Whic
he has performed his duties, grante
his request. Mr. Drost will therefor
be enabled to get a fair start with his
fellow students in the farther prosecp-
tion of his studies.
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ACCIDENT. - On Tuesday afternoon
of last week, Mr. Michie, of the 5th
concession met with an accident -vv, hie
crossing the bridge at Sunshine With
load of lumber. When about ha
way over the bridge, one of the herse
hind feet broke through the plank
and in its struggles to free itself fe
through. It was completely stripp
of its harness, and, notwithstanding i
fall of about fifteen feet it eseap
further injuries than a few alig
bruises. This bridge has been in
unsafe condition all this summea, a
it is a pity that those persons whose
day it is to look after such things, are
so negligent in discharging their official
duties, and placing the lives of the
travelling community in imminent
jeopardy.
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Coteecio DOINGS. -At the last meet-
ing of the Hullett Council, which was
held at Kinburh, it was ,moved slay J.
Britton, seconded by J. Howson, that
the followinci rates be ,aesessed, levied
said collectee'd on and from all the
THE BUSH FIRES AND BLACK MONDAY,
-Bash fires have been raging Io n
enormous extent in the vicinity of ly 11
and surrounding country, and in fa
the fire was so near the village that t
council were compelled to send. Out
number of men to stay its progresa.
1.30 the s
was as da
d continued
e seine eveni
eared tip
be ofan ho
Monday afternoon abou
darkened up, and at 2.3
as the blackest night,
until about 7 o'clock t
when tbe sky gradual
the west, and in the s
from commencement the sky had
Burned a beautiful crimson hue, So
weaker n.others than ers had an id
that Mother Sbipton's prophecy wee
about to be verified, but they found
their mistake out next morning by sd-
ing everything in its usual won't.1
Aw-MILL BURNED. -We learri th
Mr. Elam Livingstone's mill, situated
abont-2/ miles from Blyth, was tota ly
- consumed on Wednesday afternoon in
consequence of the great swamp fires
raging. All the machinery was Save
a
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Herisa11.
PERSONAL. -Mr. R. Moir has left t
village for the prosecution of his four
year's work in Toronto University.
STILL DRY. -The drought still co
tinues here, and bush fires are raging
every side making the air dense wi
smoke.
LECTURE ON MISSION _ WORK. -
cording to announcement given 1
week, Rev. Dr. G. L. McKay,
dressed the Rodgerville congregati
last Sabbath on mission work, 4d
especially on his mission to China.
The lecture was a most able and inter-
esting one and was listened to through-
out with rapt attention. The church
was filled to its utmost capacity, and
the collection amounted. to over eighty
dollars.
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OFF FOR A TRIP. -On Wednesday
afternoon four of our prominent citizens,
namely, Messr4 G. Petty, Sr., of the
Yorkshire packing house, Wm. Carlile,
J. P., S.- Fairbadrn, of the Centennial
House, and Mr. Win. Carr left here ler
Manitoba and the Northwest Terri;
tories, where they have gone on a plees-
ure trip and prospecting tour. We
hope they may have a very pleasant
time andreturnhome much benefitted
by their trip.
imassemsess
Lumley.
CIvIC TROUBLES. -Dusts are being
continually kicked up in our streets,
and we believe Vennor is at the 'bottom
of it.
COHE AGAIN. -Miss Susannah Love,
of Brussels, is at present in the village
visiting her friends on Main street.
Susie is looking_up gaily.
FOR THE EXHIBITION. - Mr, Elmer
Ryckman, of Plug Town East, has got
a very large and beautiful cat of the
Thomas persuasion, which he purposes
teking to the Provinciala Exhibition to
be held in London.
SALE. -Don't forget the large sale ,of Toronto.
farm stock and implements on Tuesday have ape
great
claim
the eh
ment.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
rness, and Mrs. Go dormer,
r former pastor madj fun of
paradr, hence the hastise-
Perth Items.
ere 27 pupils in attendance
mg of the Model School in
. M. BOSS, of the Railway
Dublin, is starting a livery
itchell water works are at
pl tied and are announced ready
n.
oldest inhabitant never sew
tilted so nearly diy at Listowel
t present
Wm. Roger, of MotherWell, re-
ook from one box in his hive 64
of neautiful honey.
F. Wilson, pastor ,f Knox
S .,Mary's, has returned from
'ek& holiday refreshed and in -
d.
ames Ballantyne, B. A., IA
d, eft a few days ago for Prince -
w ersey, where he intends pur-
s t eological studies.
-M obert Kerr, son. of Mr. W.
Kerr, itchell, has been appoin d
assista t lIighSchooI teacher in th t
toWn. I Mr. Kerr is se graduate of T
rout° niVersity.
—TbeSaw-mill property in, Logan
belongg to Mr. Josiah Murphy, wits
last w k in the greatest danger froiaa
surrou dig bush fires, all the hands
and n gh ors had Several times to turn
out an flht the fires.
-S me Iboys in Mitchell were stealing
apple ' th other night, when a bripk
which had been placed on a linOb of the
tree f s riking one of the boYs on the
head d tirting him so badly that be
had t ap ly to a doctor.
-A th Fall Wheat Show
ford 1 at eek, for red wheat
McTa ish' took the first and M
Zim rman the second prize
white r. Zimmerman took
Mr. J e Collin second.
ddy, wife of Taco
"Gari t IHouse," St. Marys,
Wed n night of last wee
short ln ss, aged fifty-eight y
seven tno
and f -or
Mary
Trust
a ne
cants
iug fo
Strat-
Mr. IX
-. Henry
and for
rst and:
Oddy,
died on,
after a
ars and
tbs. Mrs. Oddy Was well
bly known ih St. M rys.
tile last meeting of the St.
C llegiate Institute 1oard :of
s, hey were not able
te cher, as none of t
OSB seed a sufficiently hi
th work required in t
Marriages.
HOTOVER-WHELIHAN - At the Catholic
Church, St. Marys, on the 81st ult., by the
[Very Rev. Monsignor Bruyere, Vicar General,
assisted by Rev. Fathers Brennan, St. Marys;
Flannery, St, Thomas, and Ronan, Stratford,
William Hanover, M. D., of Seaforth,
Minuie, eldest daughter of P. Whelihan, Esq.,
Registrar of South Perth, St. Marys. No
cards.
A1TLD-WOODHULL-In Stinthroy, on the 25th'
nit , at the residence of the bride's mother,
by Rev. J. VanWyck, Mr. W. H. Auld, of the
Brussels Post, to Miss Eliza S., daughter of
the late C. A. Woodhull. Esq.
SMITH -WATT -At the residence of the bride's
father, South Oxford, on the 17th ult., by
Rev. W. C. Jolley, Rev. A. E: Smith, of the
Canada Methodist Church, Manchester, to
Aggie third daughter of Mr. J. Watt.
McPARLANE-WILSON-At the residence of
Mr. Henry Green, Ethel, on the 30th ult , by
Rev. P. G. Robertson, of Wingham, assisted
by Rev. D. B. McRae, of Cranbrook, Mr John
McFarlane,ef Brussels, to Miss Christianna
W jleen, of the same place.
WANNER -GREEN - At the same time and
place, by Rev. D. B. McRae, assisted by Rev.
,.P. D. Robertson, Mr. Henry Wanner, to Miss
Christianna Green, both of Ethel.
* Deaths.
GIRSON-In Stanley, at the residence of her son-
in-law, Mr. M. Filcher, on the 2nd inst , Mrs.
Jart
% ibson relict of the late Mr. Robert
months. of thanley, aged 84 years and 11
FERGL S ON -In Brussels, at the residence of Mr.
aAgeled-x.7.8Syteewaxas.it, Queen street, Mrs. Ferguson,
MARSHALL -In Lower Wingham, on the 26th
ult., William David, twin son of Mr. W. G.
Marshall, aged 6 years, 11 months and 5 days.
DORSEY-InSeaforth, on the 2nd inst., Ida,
Bridget, 3-oungest draghter of Mr. John Dor-
sey, aged one month and 2 dept.
Aubtion Sales.
On Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 1 o'clock p.
m., on Concession 6, Usborne, near Lum-
ley, Farm Stock and Implements.
Philip Greenwood, proprietor; Archd.
Bishop, auctioneer.
On Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 12 o'clock
noon, at Lot 16, Concession 2, H. R. S.,
Teckersmith, Farm Stock and Imple-
ments. John Hannah, proprietor; J.
P. l!rine, auctioneer.
On Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 12 o'clock
noon, at Lot 20, Concession 2, Stanley,
Farm, Farm Stock and • Implements.
David Callender, proprietor; J. P.
Brine, auctioneer. "let
On Saturday, September 19th,
at 12 o'clock noon, at McB e's
Hotel, Seaforth, valuable town i op-
erty. James McBride, proprietor; J.
P. Brine, auctioneer.
o engage On Saturday, Oct. rst, at 1 o'clock
e appli- m., at Lots 21 and 2812th conces-
h stand-
sin; also Lot 28, 11th Concession,
scheol.
Hay, Farm, Farm Stock and Imple-
emit. Wild & Selwoo's glove ments. Jacob Meyer, C. Bechler, A.
work.r.at Listowel, were eiatered by L, Kulpfer, administrators; E. Bossen
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berry, auctioneer.
burgl rs on Saturday night, and about
two h udred dollars' worth of material
.and annfactured goods stelen. No
clue t the burglars.
ur lag Co. ...bought a lot on Ontario
-.few years ago the Oshaeaa Mann-
fact1street Stratford, "22/ feet frontage, on
which was ,a frame building, fbr $1,8
The other day the same proPerty vras
aucti ed off at $885, a deerease of
nearl
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lishe
Gowr e. The name is found to be too
mu& like that of Gorrie, and post
office complications havebeen the re-
sult. The people in the . vicinity re
desiro s 41 have the name changed to
Lawn post office.
-0 the arrival of Mr. Crocker,
leader of the 28th Battalion Band, St.
Mary* from Ingersoll, whe e he was
successful in carrying off the Irst prize
for fornet solo, the menabers of the band
met h m at the station, where be Was
enthu iastically cheered as he alighted
on the platform. A procession was
formed, which marched through 1he
town playing some of the choicest e-
lections.
50 per cent.
new post office has been est b-
; in Fullerton with the name f of
The Premier of Ora rio.
_ A Toronto clergyrnan
abroa wr tes from Caithness,
ravell
cotla
ng
d,
to it f iend as follows: "Ye terday I
went to the farthest north church on
the mainland. to attend worship, the
parishichurela of Canisby. The m n-
ista. was advised of my presence
sent for Me to the 'Freswick pew,'
as directed to sit pleaded
is unwell, having got out of
e to church. What could. I
the gown and bands and go
I am glad I -preached in this
church, and I am !sure you
will be phased to hear it. By the way,
the clergyanan, the Rev. Mr.. MacPher-
son, bold Me that the Hob. Ddr. Moweit,
Premier qf Ontario, wrote him frOm
London, wishing to know when he
would he e his sacrament, as he wished
to commlne with God's people in the
church ofi his fathers. Mr. Macpher-
son answered they did BO next Sabbath.
Mr. Mow4t hurried from London ' to
Caithness arrived at this hotel (John
O'Groat's 'House) on Saturday,remained
until Monday, and thus communed on
Sunday with the people of Canisby. ; A
man who does this has a heart in him.
I don't know Mr. Mowat, but 'I miast
try to do so if I am spared to return 1 to
Happy are the people Who
rulers."
loesemosi
a
where I
that he w
bed to co
do but do
to wdrk.
quaint ol
next, 13th inst., on the premises of Mr.
SCARCITY OF WATER.-WEeten itY °
Philip Greenwood, near the village. RaILWA
scarce in Bellville and vicinity, apd Medit rr
were it not for the exhilarating brook ton. A t
that issues from St. Stephen's Island,
- ateAsury.-A terrible cal am-
curred on the LYons and
riean railway, near Oberon -
sin from Corbeil, bound for
Lyonsim eting with an obstacle,iumped
• the inhabitants would be forced to sue- the,ra'ls, and while thus thrown across
rateable property in the township for
c
, urnb to the Tannaerciful hand of Vennor. ck
the present year, viz.: For county par -
CIDER MAKING. - Mr. John Ryck- t.
township purposes, one mill on the dol- i'man, of Whitefield Valley, has again
got his cider mill in full operation, and killed and as many others wounded.
The aim ent was one of the most terri-
poses, two mills on the dollar, for i
ler, and the several amounts required
i the apples' are rolling in from all di- ble that as occurred on a French rail -
by the school corporations, and that a 1 He always gives his patrons sva.y for any years.
by-law be prepared and passed to con_ rections.
a genuine squeeze at a "gal" for one THE PRESIDENT has been removed
firm the same -Carried. The by-law 1
An appii_ i cent, which is the only was ' to get frono the White House at Washington
was then read and paSsed. i "jam up aide -her." - e , to Long Branch. The changer has been
cation was then made by the trustees ef I
KICKED BY A HORSE. -- While Mr. made aS a, last resort by the physicians.
• Neil Stewart, near the village, was He stood the fatieue of the jeurney yery
the Roman Catholic Separate School i
, working with one of his horses.One day , well, and has not been any Worse yet.
for a refund of their portion of the I
county school. assessment, claimed to
t laat week, a colt came up behind Man, He is still very weak, and his life seems
have been uujustly paid by said section i
at which the horse instantly kicked, 1 to hang in the balance. 1
and for which they have received no ! accidentally striking Mr. Stewart ou the i - - ...""m•wm,'.--- '
equivalent from the year 1857 to the i
a , leg, a little above the knee stunning I
year - 1879 (both inclusive), being i
the tra
into
an express from Lyons an
Thirty-three persons Were
Births.
e. him for the time being, but fae almost GARROW-In Cranbrook, on the 30th nit the
period of 23 years. Moved by d
immediately resumed -his work, ta.id wife of Mr..Edward Garrow of a son.
Lasha,m, seconded. by J. Mason, that
: dad not feel the effects of the khe wife of Mr. Joseph Camore oa daughter.
ick 1
the Reeve, Clerk and J. Britton be ap- much for two or three days,when the leg i RICHARDSON-In McKillop, on the 26th ' ult.,
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advice . became badly swollen and very painful, . the wife of Mr. Walter Richardson Of a sere.
POinted a ceromittep tO investigate the
whole matter, find/get whatlegaland although at present getting some- 1, as I unifTe0ylid-r Irarf ripntonh thf et 2.711 -at ulti, the
male a just. and equatahle settlement
siclerable suffering. ELINEHAMMER C4 In Lalgrstbo,on the lientg itnesT,
the wife of Mr. Peter Klinkhaanmer a a
they DIM' deem necessary in order. to '
s whet better, he is yet in a state of con-
svith. said trustees, and report the re- ' daughter.
suit of their inveetigation, dsc., to the , DUFF -4 McKillem, on the 5th inst,, the wife of
next meetinfr Of 0 InICil - Carried. A MI Nieren HORSEWHIPPED.- Rev. Mr. . Duff Ida son.
MENAREX-4In McKillop, on the 4th inst , the
°Howson seconded by J. kannumacker, pastor of the German mlar of Mr. Robert Menarey of a son
MOvEni by J. .
-ri accounts be Protestant church in the western part McDoNALD-W
In ingham, on the 31st ulf., the
DUDMORE-In Tuckersmith on the 26th ult.,
Britton, that the foll
paid, viz.: Joseph CoYentry, for repair-
ing Bingham's bridge, $28 ; Wm. Arm-
strong, for a barrel of our. Supplied to
Mr. Slanghter as obarity, $5.50; trustees
of Temperance Hall,Londesboro,for use
of hall at last nomination of Council-
lors, $2 -Carried. Moved by J. Mason,
of Cincinnati, was horsdshipped last eere or sir. John MDonahi0f a son.
Friday night by Mrs. Goldermer, creat- ASHFAORD-On tT
he 31st ult , the wife ' o
ing great exciterneut. There had been Thee. snford, late of Chiselhurst,
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a secession from the church, Rev. Kan- danungth,nowhtr. pf Trail county, Dakot
numacker breaking off and eka.blishing _MCN&IR-In Craerbroole on the 21st ult , rthe
a new charge, and Mrs. Goldermer re- •McFARLANE-In Stank on the 6th int.,the
wife of M. A. McNair, of a daughter.
maining with the old. There WO 1 Wife of Mr. WirnMeFirlane of a daughtr.
Mr.
ucker-
, of a
Iambs were pretty numerous at 'former
ran, good sheep bringing from $5 to
$7 each, and good lambs from $3.25 to
$3.75 each, tvhile common lambs sold
at from $2.50 to $3 each. There were
a considerable number of fat hogs of-
fered, but no sales were reported during
the forenoon, and prices are quoted at
j7ic per lb. Shippers bought very few
cattle thiseforenoon.
Local Notices.
HORSE FOR SALE.-WeLsoN & Yotaso.
716
TietOTHY AND CLOvER Seed for sale
at the Central Gummy. LAIDLewe& FAIRLEY.716
HORSES roa SALE. -A few gOOd
WollielH end Drivers. Cheap for cash or good
note. ScorT Duos., Seaforth. 716
SAFES FOR SAI. -Two good Taylor
Safes. Will be Fold for half the caiginel price.
SCOTT BROS., SCO forth. 716
SUGARS ARE Dowe,-The best value
in Teas and Sugars are to bo had at the Central
Grocery. LArtneew & FAIRLEY6 716
WILSON ez YOUNG are still giving the
best bar gaine in Tea and Stipa; and anima be
threold iy amp:me. The highest price paid in
trash or trade tor Butter arid- Eggs. 715
REMOVAL. -MR. R. WILLIS' has re-
moved to his IMP store in Cady's Blook,where he
will be pleased to etc U his old Customers and
as many new ones as require Cheap Boots and.
Shoes. 716.'
-The Great rush for Crockery and
Glassware it, at the Leniral Grocery. Come and.
be convinced that we hold thelargeet stock, and.
are selling goods cheaper than any Muse in
Seaforth. LAIDLAw & FAIRLEY. 716
WOOL 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 for everything. Jotter S. PoirrEn. 654'
, On Monday, September 26, at 12
Welock, noon, at Lot 19. Concession 8,
McKillop, Farm Stock and Imple-
ments. Agnes MeNaughton, adminis-
tratrix ; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Farm Stock, Implements and House-
hold Furniture, on Saturday, Sept. 17,
on Lot No. 12, Parr Line, Stanley, at
12 o'clock noon. W. J. Johnston, pro-
prietor ; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Farm Stock, Implements and House-
hold Furniture, on Lot No. 7, Parr
Line, Stanley, on Wednesday, Sept.
28, at 12 o'clock noon. Donald Mc-
Farlane, proprietor; J. P. Brine, auc-
tioneer.
On Tuesday, September 13, at 1
o'clock p. m. on the pre.mises, Kippen
Road, Tuckeismith, 1 miles south of
Egroondville, Implements and HOUSe-
hold Furniture. John Colenaan, pro-
prietor ; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
On TueSday, September 20, on lot
16, concession 2, H. R. S., Tucker -
smith, at 12 o'clock noon, Thoroughbred
Farm Stock and Implements. George
Sproat and John Hannah, proprietors;
J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
On Monday, September 19, ou lot 13,
coneession 13, McKillop, commencing'.
at 1 o'clock sharp, Farm, Farm Stock
aid Implements. John Rollings, pro-
prietor ; George Barrows, auctioneer. .
THE MARKETS.
- SF.AFORTH, September 8, I.881. ri
Fell Wheat.. 1 26 to 1 29
Spring Wheat., Fife, per buehele 1 26 to 1 29
Spring Wheatelted Chaff,perbueb . 1 25 to 1 26
Obtli per buehel....,,,. ....... 0 gg to 085
PeasperoasheI .0 55 to b 66
Barleyper bushel
Butter,No.1,Looge
Batter, Tub.
gga
Flour, per 100 lbe
Hay, new
Hides, per 100 lb.
Sheepskin. each
Salt (retai )per °erred,
Salt(wholesele)perbarrel........ ' 0 90
Potatoes, per basher 0 to 35 0 40
Apples, per bag. 0 40 to 0 60
5 60 to 600
0 05 to 006
2 60 to 325
4 SO to 500
. 0 22 to 028
'• • •
0 50 to' 0 60
0 15 to '0 17
0 16 to 017&
•0 13 to U14
3 10 to 3 10
. 8 00 to 1200
5 00 t o 700
. 0 50 t o 150
1 00
Tallow , per lb
Tiinothy Seed per bushel
Clever Seed per bushel
Wool per lb
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7.- Spring wheat
10s 4d ; red winter, lis Od to 00s
00d; White, lla Od ; club, lis 06d,
oats, 6s 4(1; barley, 5s 3d; peas, 7s
03(1; pork, 74s Od; beef, 92s 6i1; cheese,
61e Oci.
1 TORONTO, Sept. 8. -Fall wheat, $1.28
to $1.31; apring,$1.30 to 1,1.33; oats,42c
to 44c; peas, 75c to 78c; barley, 65c to
85o; hay, per ton, $09 00 to $14 00;
butter, 200 to 25c; potatoes per bag
70e to 80c; eggs'per doz., 16c to 18c.;
dressed hogs, per100 lb s. , $8.00 to $8.50;
wool, per lb., 22c to 23e.
s
Cheese Markets.
UTICA., N. Y., September 5. -Sixty-
four hundred boxes cheese sold at 11/
to 12j; leading price 12; 1,850 boxes
consigned.
LITTLE FALLS, N. Y.' September 5.-
Market active, showed,an advance of
/c. Sales of factory cheese 12,840 boxes
at 11/c to 12o; only one. lot at 120;
half bulk 12c. 860 boxes farm dairy
sold at 110 to 12; 83 packages butter
sold at 27c to 30/.
FOR SALT, OR TO LET.
•
V BM IN HAY F04 SALE.-For1, sale It 28,
Concessien 7, Hay, containing 100 sores, 67
i of hich are cleated end in a geed state of =M-
eat on. The -balance s well timbered. There are
gt d ontbundirge, arld a brick house with good
cellar; also a yelling eebard. There are 1(1 agree
of all wheat sown. Rile well situated for schools,
eb ches and marketsj and will be sold on very
ea s terms. Apply to the proprietor, Hine Green
P. . DAVID RIFE. 718-4
AU GTION SALE -Mr. J. P. brine has receiv-
ed instruetione from Mx. Jami' Dorsey,
of Tuckeremith, Lot No. n, Concession 1,
lfn•ou noad, o sell ba Pullin,. Auction on Sal ur-
ine , the 24th - tey of eptereber, team stock,
im laments ear lionenbold furai titre. Terms -
All seine of $5 ana under, caeh; Over that
eine net 12 monde.' ertedit anti be piven on fur-
ni hire approved joint notts. JAMES DUBSEY,
priet or. .1. P. BR NE, Auctioneer. 713
A
th
St
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CO
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wh
'ClION SALE 0
There will be scl
Cenanercial Rote
t ember 10th, at 2
et ty, viz.; large
mining 8 toms ev
of the. hearse, a
also one-fiftla e
eh are planted a n
Th above property is
thre e doors south of t
J. . BRINE, Auction
F BMFOR- S-A
or less, Lot 19,
TOWN PROPEnTY.-
1 by Public Auction at
, Seafortb, on. Saturday,
'clock P. M., the following
Iwo story, concrete cottage,
th pantry, end :Tiler the
d one-fifth of an acre of
re adjoining the above, on
mber of choice fruit trees.
itnated on Jarvis street,
e market. Terms Cash.
r. 715-2
One hundred acres, -More
cession 2, Stanley, Cennty
of won, within n ran es of Bruccfield, and- 2 of
Lo den, Buren & Bru .e Railroad, and 6 of Clin-
ton. Ninety acres cle red, 10 of hardwood bash,
e In loam, in a bigh state of cultivation, well
ere& good brick home 26e36, frame barn 36x
frame shed 26x80. Apple, pear, and each
ard of 4 acres in good bearine. Terms reason -
e. For fm ther particulars apply to the pro-
etor on the premines OT to Brucefield P. 0.
. CALLANDER. 717
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56,
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Fall Shows.
Fun- Shows will be held as follows : •
Prev in cial ExbibitiOn, at London, from the 21'st
to the 30th Sertember.
Sonth Henn, at. Exeter, on Monday and Tues-
day, October 8rd and 4th.
West Rining, et Goricrich, on Wednesday and
Thereday, ept ember 191h and 15th. -
East Riding. D t Brussels, on Thursday and,Fri-
d ay , October 6th and 7th.
Tuenerernith Breech, at Scaforth, on Thursday
snd Pride y, neptember 151h und 16th. '
Hay Battnebe t Zuricli. on Thursday and Fri-
day, Septdrober 29th and 80th.
Turnberry, at Winkbam, on September 22nd
and 28rd.
East W awanoeb, at Belgraee, on Tuesday, Ow
tober 11.
Morris, et BIy b, en We dnesday and TLursday,
October 12 rued 13.
North pestle it Sti atford, September 15 and 16.
Septt ruber 22 and 23.
1 °gen, at Bornholm, October 4.•
Tbe In dust rit I Elhibition, at Tor onto, from the
5th to the 17th September.
Hullett, at Clioton on Monday and Tueenay,
September 19 and 20.
Stanley, at Bayfield on Morality and Tuesday,
October 10 and 11.
Live Stock Markets.
MONTREAL, September 6. -There was
a fair demand, especially for the better
kinds. Wm. Jack, of Lindsay, had a
car load Of choice cattle which he sold
at from 4c to 4/c per lb. ; they were the
best lot of butchers' cattle on the mar-
ket. For a very fine three year old
heifer Mr. Jack had been offered $41,
but afterward he sold her to Mr. Wil-
liam Ryan, of Si. Ann's Market, at 4/c
per lb., and as she weighed but 880 lbs.
he lost $140 from not having taken his
first bid. A considerable number of
fair conditioned cattle were sold at 4c
per lb., but leanish stock were not in
demand, and had to be sold at a loss in
some cases. A drover from Ontario
had a car load of little cattle which he
eold at very nearly $20 each, or at a loss
of 440 on the carload. Sheep and
'MISCELLANEOUS.
V STRAY, COW-- Came into the premises • of the
11 der sire d, I ot 3, Concession 5,Turnberry,
at0/111 rola). euw abent 6 years old, and with-
out art ficiel marks. The onner dan have the '
same Oh ineving proeerty and paying ebarges.
'Fill. HARRIS, WI; tir, P. 0. 717x4
BAN liAM I A TBa-nartre into the en-
h-.tOoge Lockhart, Lob 23,
, Cern 5,M Kees, nIIIM lamb, onor about
the 1 t t1Jtwe hen. owner is requested to
p rove pey cLar ges and take him away.
GEO. 1 OCKHART. 717
. _
LAST CALL-Allpartieu indebted to me,either
be over due notes or book accounts, and not
payirg the Fame by the first of October peat,
will be sued without respect of persons. Any
person withing to settle with me before tbat
te, will find Me at Mr. Willis' boot and shoe
store, oppoeite the Commercial Hotel, Main
Street, Seaforth. THOS. COVENTRY. 717
111 JUTISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, Goderich,
Oat. WM. COX, Proprietor. This is one of
the Quietest, in oet Comfert able and Best Cern-
duct ed BteJs in the Province. The Rooms are
commodious and the .Table and Bar liberelly
supplied. Good stabling in connection. 635-52
B A Y 81 El R-Carue into the encloeure of
-1" the undersirned, Lot 27, COLC8Eifii011 5, L.
R. En. TeelerFrintb, ate ut Ile 1st ef June, a one
s ar o'd:steer, red and ihiie. The ()weer can
heve tbe t0flf en proving ereperty and peeing
tyre nees. DAVID POUAT, 13ruceneld, P. 0.
716x4
la STRAY COW -Strayed from the premises of
▪ the teeersiEnt d , Senior th, on Monday, the
2n1h Auguet, a red tew 8 years old. Any person
gining i-nch inionnatien as will lead to her
regovery will be suitably rewarded. ALEXANDER
IldeLEOD. 718
wsTRei COIN -Stras ed from Clinton, a young
- Ems 11 re d cow, with a little white, and a
mark en her ear. Short borne. Any informa-
tion that will lead to her recovery, and forwarded
to the Clinton New Era Printing Office, will be
suitably rewarded. E. BOLES & SON. 718
ASPECIAL General Meeting of tbe Members
of N cberics' Inetit ute, will be held in
the Readeg Room, on Tuesday next, the 18th
beet., at t, o'en el P. M., to take into coneidera-
tion the n i utility of raising the annual
memberthip fee, &c. By order WM. MOORE,
Secretary. 718
17
STRAYS AND REWABD - Any one giving
-1" such intoiroat ion s s will lead to thereeovery
of the fo lowine cattle will receive $6 reward:
One wh:te yeaelir g heifer, 2 red and white
helfere, 1 red beifer, 1 whitieh roan steer, ono
year old turd 1 steer red with white star on
forebeaqsix head in all. RALPH THOMPSON,
Lot E5, cEillop, let Concession, Huron Road.
THE R D flLL, SEAFORTH- The under-
-11- a;gn(ft having re Gently purchased the Red
Min, i ecifert I., Bed pbt it in a thorough state of
ri.rair, ar piglet id to execute all orders for
gliEtil g,
ITIS r 1101
incro
iiping ard general custom work, in a
a tisfs ctory to all patron B. They hope
t attention to business to secure a
ai ge bi4re if lublic patron' ge. SCLATER &
DOLPHIN. 715-i
STE'A SHEEP -Strayed from the premises
-nn of tin tindersigned,Lot 27, .Concessien 8,
H. R 8.. Tueltersmith, in June last. two ewes
and le mbs. One of the own waa aged and the
other ye el g. Tbe tar reerk L. was on the right
side or each. Any perecn giving euch informa-
tion as NOD Iced to the rt covery ef these anneals
will be suitably rewarded. ROBERT LANDES-
BORO. 718
—
EXECUTORS' NOTICE -Notice is hereby given
than all parties having claims against the
cs tat e c f he late Rot ert Gibson, in hie lifetime
of the Teenehip el Stanley, in the County of
Huron, are required to furnish to the undersign-
ed, on 6111 &ere ge 1st of No -virile; 1E81. a full
atcretnt of such claims properly attested. All
claims red then in will be barred h-orn
as picvided by law. JOHN GIBSON, Ex -
cooler.
N OTICE TO DEBTORarS-All pties i:id18exbtied
to tbe late firm of MeIntere & Willis are
herein retina d that Mr. Samuel Stark bas been
appcinted to collect the rotes and accounts due
the Feid fire, end all deLts not paid at once -will
be pieced in ccurt fercono dim Mr. Stark will
be at Pi ett'a Leath( r Stcre, Main street, Sea -
and ernetir g reedits for tbe Berne. JOts
HN
forth, for the pnreose of collecting these ac7c10
MeINTYRE, ROBERT WILLIS. 81731
r,..REWARD—EE•TRAY SHEEP - Strayed
nit fr cm the premises of the undersigned, one
mile routh of Egrnordville, Ripe -en road, about,
the 251h of August, five sheep. Two are wethers
one year old. and one Las the top of one ear
eut eff, end the other has an ear slit. Also a
ye arlirg ewe with a long tail, and a ewe three or
four ;veers eld, and a yc-ang sheep with a red
in ark on its be a. Ary pereon giving such in-
formation es 'will lead to the recovery of these
animals will receive the above reward, and any
pert en }curd hall ming them after the poblica-
tio 11id this notic'
e wi I be plos cated ar the law
directs. ROBERTWINTERS. 718.4
ARM TO BY NT -To rent for a term of yea a,
spleneid farm in the Township of Stanley,
o nsietreg of 3( 0 aerie of choice lund, being Lon
10 on the 4th Concession. There are 70 acres.
el and and in an excellent :tete of cultivation.
'1 tie a). fit ten:4 f.F lerildinge, and the farm is.
e enient to t choole, churches and markets. It
is \vil)ein 3 miles of Brucefield station and within
c t )(eel: en the toren:lei Clinton and Seaferth,
t o of U e best aed F.nrest markets in the Pro -
• e. 1 osscssion on the let of October. For
ft firer particulars apply to the proprietor on the
pr nnse s ex. to Brucefield P. O. DONALD nle-
D 4 UGALL, Proprieter. 613-6 Cm
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ORTGAGE SALE -Under anti by irtue of a
certain Indenttire of Mortgage, which will
1 e Irodneed at the time of eale, there will bee
o tred for sale by Public Auction, et the Ameri-
ca Hotel, in the village of Brussels, on Satur-
da the 14th day of September, 1881, at 2 o'clock
P M., by Mr. C. IL Cooper, Auctioneer, the fol-
io ingvaluable propkrty, viz.: Lot No, 440 on
illiam Street, in Bolton's survey of part en the
vi lege of Biussels, oontaining one-quarter of an
.e of laud, more on lese. toon the property is
WHY IS IT THAT
AULT 8t. M OLEAN
SELL 'TEA fo 50c,
EQUAL to Some of the otker T a /Raises at 60e
Because they have no rent to pay,
AND DO THEIR 0 WORK.
CALL AND SPECT.
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
CROCKERY &GLASSWARE
Just Received and opened out.
T I -041Y ARE STILL ELLING
5 Pounds of TEA joi $1, and 13;
Pounds of Sugar for $1..
AN EARLY CALL REQUESTED,
SO AS TO AVOID THE in EAT RUSH
WHICH WE :FIAVE DAILY,
As we wish to show our custpmers through
OUR IMMENSE STOCK of GOODS.
AULT & McOLEAN.
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er eted a cornfortabkl frame house, one and a
half store -as bigh, wit stone cellar. The house is
w:11 finish-. d Weide t nd out, and is in good
re air. Tb e gerden s well planted with taint
ti -es. The property is in a. good locality, ena-
ee elk m leid -past the premises. Terms ef
le -One-tenth on aay of sale, and balance in
e month thereafter, when the purchaser shall
entitled to a conveyance and to be let into
ssession. To a good man thne will be allowed
payment of a portion of the purchase money.
rther particulars and conditions of sale may
otained on application to tbe undersigned, 01 2
C R Cooper Auctioneer, Brussels. Mc- am
UGHEY & BOLMESTED, Vendors Solicitors.
Seaforth, Sept. 611?, 1881.
-UCTION SALE F FAI-111, Filitaf-STOOR
AND IMPLEn ENTS-Mr. J. P. Brine has
e en instructed by k1r. David Callanaer to sell
T Publie Auction, ton the premises, on Weaves -
fay, 8er4ember 21. at 12 °Week, noon, the fol-
lowing ealuable pi operty, v;z.: That splendid
arm. beirg emir (sea of Lot 20, Concession 2
Stanley, containing 100 acres, 85 of which are Inn
c eared, well fenced and in a good state of r
o Itivation. The belance is well timbered with ri
hardwood. There it a frame house, frame barn In
a d ehede, ard plenty of water; also a good u
b-aring young orchard. Is pliput .2A miles from /sr
village, h from Clinton, ard 8 from
Se afortb allbeing erge towns and good mar-
• e ts. The farm win be sold without reserve, as
t e proprietor is herald for Manitoba. TERMS -
en per cent. of the purchase money must be
paid on the day of Sale, error& of the balance
t' male one-third 4f the whole within 30 days,
• d the remainder as deshed by purchaser, secur-
e by mortgage at 7 per cent. interest. The
arm stoa-The flollowing farm stock will be
sposed of at.the close of the fai311 sale, viz.:
Me span vtorling horst s, 1 two year old colt,
ired by "Harobletrinian, '1 sucking foal, eired by
t e Imported Stalliin "I• cikirk Lad," 5 mil&
cows, 2 two year cld steere,1 two year old heifer,
7 yearlings, 1 lumber wagon, 1 pair bob -sleighs,
2 plows and other articles. 1 FRMS -All sums
1 $5 and -under, 'cash; over that amount 12
outh's err dit will be given on furnishing ap
esisa endereee notes. A di. (cunt of 8 per
ent. will be allowed for en sl: en ali credit
mc int& DAVID CALLANDElt, Proprietor;
J P. BRINE,Anctioneer. 717
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WWI RAY SlinEP-Strayed from the premises
-1--J tbe und ersigted in Sea fcrt loon Sat urday,
the 8rd September, five ewes, two of 'which were
aged and 3 ore year old. One was of nage eize
-with ler g tail ard the top of the left ear eut off.
Ore of the 3 earlinge bad the top of the right ear
cut cff, end the other two had the top of the left
ar cut cff. One with a large head had the
top of the right ear cut off. They were
purchas.ed. from Mr. Mie,hael Kline, Lot
7, cencession 12, Mcliirop, and are sup-
posed to have strayed" in that direction. Any
information that will lead to the recovery of
these "[air:tale will be liberally rewarded by
GEORGE EWING, Seafortb, /18
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'9a3 HJ.OU
NRESERVED AUCTION SALE OP FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS -Mr. J. P.
Brine has been instatucted by Mr. John Hannah,
t sell by Public Au ion on Lot 16, Concession 2,
. R. S., Tuckers th, on Tuesday, September
, at 12 o'clock, non, the following valuable
•operty, vizi:- One elding rising 3 sear old,
red by "Old Enter rise," 1 brood mare, 10 years
d, 1 working horsel, two cows supposed to be in
lf, five fateows, Steers rising three years old,
heifers rising thre years old, 8 steers rising t.
are old, lheilers rsing two years old, 8 ewes
d lambs, a pure red Leicester ram, 1 grain
sher, 1 root cutte -, 1 brcadeast seeder, 1 pair
• Scotch Diamond rrows, 2 plows. THOUGH -
B 'ED STOCK-Tw geldi ngs 6 years old, sired
br "Lord Endow," grademilch cows, supposed
be -in calf to tb orougbbred Dritham bull, 4
t oroughbred Durb m COWS in calf, 1 yearling.
h ifer, thcroughbre , 1 thoroughbred heifer calf,
1 theroughbred bn calf, and several ether
O tiles too reamer us to meation. As the
p oprieter has given p the rented f Earn, tbe whole
o the above will be so d without reserve. Terme--
A 1 sums of $5 and I a der, cash; over that amount
months' credit will be given on furnishing &p-
p .oved joint notesdiscount of 5 cents on the
d )11ar will be alio ed fur cash on ail credit
°tints. JOHN ANNAH, Proprietor; J. P.
BRINE, A.uctioneer. 717
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W. R, EXCURSIONS.
EPT.28T11 AND OCT. )9TH
PECIAL Fr&gl4 train in advance of eftch
party. ,Apply te any Great Western Railway
out, or to
THOMAS GBEENWAY, Centralia,
r to WILL ;T. WHITE, Express Agent.
691 Exeter.
HE SEAFORtH RESTAURANT.
H. MAGON,
(1 the SEAFORTH RESTAU ANT,
ilurnhy's Bloek, Main Street, is noiv
a eceiving Dice, 1Fresh Oysters, direct
f ona Baltimore; both m cans and bulk,
Nybich he is prepared to sell very cheap.
He intends keeping a supply of thee
ysters regularly during the season,
nci will be iir a positioe to supply
rivals familie , hotels or social par-
tes10 on very rea nable terms. He has
)so a supply ef fine Peaches direct
f •om Grim.sby, Which are the ben in
t e market. He also keeps on hand
FRUITS 131 Sea -
11 other kinds og,
Sea -
on, fresh and ood. Call at the Sea -
forth Restaurant. You can't do better
i town.
H. DEAGON.
OOTHS TO RENT.
3
HE use of the Itslfreshment Booths on the Sea-
= forth show pre eds frr show days will be
let by Public Ancti ia at t oe Coreutereial Hotel,
Seaforth, on Sat r dey, lSept. A, 1E81, at 4
o'cic ck P. M. Tbe highest or .any bidder need
not be scan ted n less etberwise satisfactory.
Cooditione will be.made nrown at tbe time of
sale. GORDON Mc ADA.M, Secret Fay. D.
'HOGAN, Pr(skienL 718
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£5
PN RETURN FOR A le5 NOTE
A, KEY ACTION L[11 WATCH,
SOUND, STROItt AND A CURATE,
Key Action, Aix Tigit, Dust PigJtt
and _Damp TigJl4
Five pounlis Net.
FIVE PER CENT. DIISCOUNT TO
TEETOTALTrIRS.
FREE AND SAFE' BY POST.
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0. L. PAIST,
SUCCESSOR TO DUNC
N & DUNCAN.
THE OLD AND FAVbB1E STAND,
SEAFORTHI NTARIo.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING-,
Done Neatly, ard- elatisfaeti en Gueranteed.
A FULL LINE OF WATCHES.
Clocks and Jewelry Ed ays on. Iona -
SILVER BA AAR
Weil Assorted. and chap- for CASH
C. L. PAPSP,
igu of the Big Clods,- Seafaatii,
1-