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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-10-14, Page 5• s . - OCTOBER 14, 18141. • ,""rr*-'fftffri771"..."1"1--fff-fr-=-" THE HURON EXPOSITOR H. Dowson. Bushel timothy seed, let Sohn Salkeld, 2d Isaac Salkeld Bushel. flaX, seed, lat C. McGregor, 2d John Salkeld. Twelve ears of oorn, IA John Salkeld, 2d G. A. Cooper. rserr.-AppIes, four varieties, five of fall, 1st .D, H. Ritchie, 2d Isaac 'fialkeld. Apples, four varieties, five of !each, winter, let Mrs. Watson, 2d S. aforagomeryt Collection of apples, Ave of each variety, lat Jas Wells, 2d !an Manson. Pears, four varieties, 5 a vial, lst JOhn Hunter, 2(1 D. He pitehie. Collection of pears, 5 of each' variety, lst John Hunter, 2(1 Jos. Wells. Twelve peaches,let John Salkeld, 2d. E. Westlake. Six bunches of grapes, lit sad 2(1 V. Booth. VEGBTAIllee8.-Ba.g early potatoes, lst John Wild, 2d Jos. Wild. Bag late rtatoes, lst Jos. wild, 2d J. ',Spread- ! Twelvefield mangolds, 14ng red, Ast Ed. Robinson, 2d J. Campbell. Twelve field mangolds, yellow globe, :lst W. H. Woo& 2d Jas. Wells. Six beetsfor table use, lst Dr. Wood, 2d John Rowe. Six heads of cabbage, 1st p- -Bayley, -2(1 Dr. Woods. Twelve car - rota for table use, 1st Jas. Lindsay, 2c1 1A. Granger. Twelve parsnips 1st Dr. 1Woods, 2(1 J. Spreadburv.i Two pump - I ales, lst John SaIkeld, 0 W. Towns - head. Two squashes, Swaffield. Peck potato onions, large English, lst I E. Westlake, 2(1 C. MeGregor. Peek potato onions, Canadian, let Dr Wood, 2(1 Jas. Manson. Peck other onions, lat .Wm. Swaffield, 2(1 Dr. Woods. I Twelve UId turnips, lst Dave Wood, 2d. Jas. Parke. Twelve field carrots, • 1st W. H. Woods 2d Isaac Selkeld • 1 Six. heads white celety, lat A. B. Brownson, 2,1 Dr. Woods. Six heads red. celery, ! let A. B. Brownson. Two citrons, let C. McGregor, 2d John Tough. Two musk melons, Dr. Woods. Two watermelons, 1st A. Brownson, ea• Wm. Towneend. Peck of beans, A. Walivin, 2d Wm. Townsend. Peck of tornatOes, large, let Wm. Swaffield, la A. B. Browneon. Peck of tomatoes, small, 1st Wm. Swaffield, 2d Jas. Wells. • MANUFACTURES.- Ten yards colored flaniael, ! Mrs. Brownett. Ten yards full cloth, John Salkeld. Pair woollen blankets, lat Isaac Saikeld, 2d Mrs. Brownett. Ten' yards home made car pet, Jas. Benner. Skein of woollen yarn, ten kuote or over, 1st Mrs A. Granger, pa Mrs„ R. Turner. Skein of stocking yarn, 1st Mrs. R. Turner, 2d A. Granger!, Pair woollen stock- ings, let Mrs. Wt K. Smith, 2(1 Mrs. T. Cameron. Pair; cotton -stookings, Miss Helen Sparks. Pair woollen mitts, let Tifrs. G. Weston., 2c1 Miss R. Wells. pair of fine boots, 1st and - 2(1 Justus Boading. Pair ! of coarse boots, let Justus Bowling, 2d Win. Fowler. Specimen of cooper's worlf, 1st and 2d !Jas.! Armstrong Lamas' Woek. - Tatting, Mrs. J. Woods. Crochet work,. ! let Miss. L. 1 - Woods, 2(1 Mr. E. Johnston. Em- broidery in mtislin, 1st Mrs. A. Fraser, I - 2a miss L. Church. Embroidery in i worsted, lst Mies King, 2c1 Mrs. Swat - field. Embroidery in siik, let Mrs. A. Fraser, 2d Mrs. E. Johnson. Fancy braiding, 1st Mrs. E. Johnson, 2d Mrs. W. K. Smith. , Bead. work, lat Mrs. E. Sehnson, 2d, Misr, Homan. Quilt in patchwork, lst Mrs. E.-Johnston'2d Mrs. Ilrownett. Fancy quilt, Mrs. Montgomery. Log cabin quilt, let Mrs. Swaffield, 2d Mrs. Tough. Genti linen shirt, Mrs. H. Poeteon. Gents' fancy flannel ishirt, Mee. A. Granger. Plain hand we ing, let and pa., Mrs. A.- Granger Feather flowers,' lst Mrs. Jas,. Armstrong, 2d Mise L.- Church:. Wfei.X fruit, let said 2(1 Miss Simpson. Berlin wool work, flat, 1st Mrs. W. K. Snaith, 2d not known. Berlin wool -work, raised, lat Miss L. Church, . 2(1 Miss Annie Salkeld. Pencil drawing, lat ands -2(1 Vies Essom Bouquet of flowers, largeil 1st Mrs. J. Woods, 2a. Mrs. W. H. Ioods. Bouquet, of flow- ers, small, 1st Mrs. W. IL Woods, 2d Miss Ritchie. 1 Itereemzerent-Lumber wagore patent arra, H, Cantt4on. Double buggy, T. & J. Storey. Covered buggy, lst H. Can- telon, 2d Hess*Ifete berer. Iron plow, S. Seegmiller. ! Wooden plow, George Parks. Pairtron harrows, R. Thomp- son. One hose drill, cultivator or scuffler, L. A. !Mason. One hose hay rake, .Geo. Mrks. Broadcast sower, G. A. Mason. I Set librse shoes ham mered, not polished, R. Thompson. Pump, John Itoss. - e• ! SPEGIAL P1MES. - Knitted window curtain, Miss ,M. Elliott. Specimen of darning, Miss M. 'Elliott. Bracket in wool, Mrs. W. K. Smith. Pillow sham, Mrs. W. K. Smith. Work basket. Mrs. W. K. Smith. Knitting • on cotton, Mrs. E. Johnston. Slipper holder, i Mrs. Dr. Reeve. Sawed box, Dr. Reeve. $awed easel, Dr. Reeve. Motto, Miss !Montgomeiy. Applique wcrk, Mrs. E. Johnston. Silesian su- gar beet, A. Ganger. Lace work, Mrs. E. Johnston, ! Stoves. A. Kidd. Churn dasher, V. HOliman. Tobacco; A. B. Brownson. darn sheller, Geo. Parks. Market wagon, T. & J. Storey. As- sortment horse shoes; R. 'Thompaon. Bag truck, Geo. Park. . JUDOES.-Vegetablea - A. Granger, - Stanley, John Hastings, Godericle township, Tkios. Jackson, Goderich township. it • Births. - SLATER -In Seaforth, on the 4th inst. the wife of Mr. Wm. Slater of twins -son and danghter. TORRY-In Tnekersmith, on the god inst., the wife of Mr. Abel Tony of a daughter. HORTON-In Howiek, on the 8h1 inst, the wife of Mr. Jas. Horton of a son. MILLER-In,Hbwick, on the 80th nit.t the wite of Mr. jobb Miller of a son. Marriages. MoKENZIE-WALHER-At the residence of the bride's brother, Air. E Walker, on the lst September, by Rev. 0 B. St yens, of Fenn), Mr. Premeds McKenzie, of Cass county, Da- kota, to Miss Jane W. Walker, fourth daugh- ter of the late James Walker, of Tudkeremith. LOCKHART-AURDOCH-At the residence of the bride's father, on the 28th ult., by Bev. T. Thomson, of BrucelPeld, Mr. D. Lockhart, of Toronto, to Eliza h, youngest daughter of James Murdoch, E ,, London Road. DUNRNION-NICHO At Listowel, on the 80th nit, by Rev. GB. Taylor, at ,,gareee Dunrnion, to Miss 14zsbeth Nicholl; both of Brussels. MoDOUGALL--WEATHERSPOON - In Wrox- eter, on the asra nit ,by Rev. 'George Brown, Mr. John McDougall, to Miss Catherine Weatherspoon, all of Grey. SHARP -DIAMOND -At the residence "Of the bride's mother, Hallett. on the 29th ult., by Rev, W. Birks, Mr. W. J. Sharp, of White- . church, to Miss Elizabeth S. Diaracitid. MoKAY-O'HARA- At St. Columban Church, Irishtown, on the 6th inst., by Very Rev. Dean Murphy, Mr. Francis X. McKay, to Miss Ella O'Hara, both Of McKillop. jORDAN--ROACH- At St. Colnmban Church • Irialitown, on the 5th inst., ti Rev. Dean Murphy, Mr. Wm Jo an, to Mise Mary Ann • ll Roach, both of Hibbe MURRAY-MeLAREN- 1 the residence of the bride's father, by ReviA. Y. Hartley, on the 28th ult., Mr. George Mr. James Murray, third daughter 01 Mr. Road, Tuckersmith Murray, of Iowa, son of gerville to Matilda, Robt. Illciaten,London Dea BRIGGS -In Brucifield, Briggs, aged 28 years. OSTROM-In Goderich inst., Mr. Samuel Ost RICH -At St. Thomas, 0 the 48th year of his third son of the late Egg, of Goderich. • FRASb.R-In Goderich inst., Donald Fraser, Alexander Fraser, age hs. n the 2nd inst, Miss 'ownsbip, on the 4th nm, aged 65 years. t., on the lst inst., in age, Charles G. Rich, illlam Bennett Rich, township, on the 7th oungest son of the late 27 years. THE M RKETS. SEAFOR II, October 13, 1881 Fall Wheat 1 27 to 1 23 Spring Wheat; perbushele. 1 27 to 1 23 Oats per bushel Peas per e umbel Barleyper bushel...- Britter,No..1,1ioose e 85 to e 37 . 0 65 to 0 70 ▪ 0 to 0 80 0 18 to 0 20 Butter, Tub...a., . ........ 0 18 to ", 0 20 0 17 to 17 Flour, per 100 lbe.. 8 10 to 8 10 Hay, now-. . ... . 9 00 t o 13 00 Hides, per 100 lb.. 5 00 to 7 00 1 60 1 00 0 90 0 46 0 140 6 00 0 06 3 26 600 028 4 00 Sheep ikins each O5Oto Salt (rotai 1 )p er arrel, Saltticliolotiale)per barr Potatoes, per bulbs' Apples, per bus... Oatmeal'brl Tallow,per ib Timothy Seed per bush 1 Clover Seed per bushel !' Wool per /15 Wood per Cord ! 0 40 to ...... 6 50 te 0 0510 9 30 to 2 50 to 4 60 to 0 22 to 75 to 44, erariToti, Oct.13, 1881. A UCTION SALE-Auetion sale of Farm Stock "L" and Implements -Mr. James Oke has receiv- ed - instructions from Mr. Thomas Oliver to sell rublie Auctioaon Lot 26, Concession 11, Hib- bert, on Tuesday, October 25th, at 1 o'clock Sharp, the following property, viz.: One brood mare supposed to be in foal, 1 horse 't years old, 2 one year old geldings„,1 spring filly. got by the "Highland Chief," 4 mllch cows supposed to be in -sal!, 1 farrow cow, 2 steers two years old, 1 heifer two years old, 61 year old steers, 4 one year heifers, 4 spring Calves, 3 sheep, 1 sow, 1 lumber wagon, 1 double buggy, 1 pair. bob- sleighs, 1 fanningmill, 2 plows, 1 cultivator, 1 pair lion harrOwseee, set long tug harnesiel cross- etitsaw. 1 grindstene. 1 hay knife, forks, rakes, shovels, a quantity of hay and roots, 1 logging chain, whiffletrees and neckyokes-e-and several other articles too numerous to Mention, TERMS All sums of $5 and under, cash;. over that amount 12 months' credit will be given on fur- nishing approved joint notes. THOS. OLIVER, Proprietor. James Oke, Auctioneer. 723 Fal1Whest,per boshel4 1 28 a 1 80 Spring Wheat, perbush 1 1 88 a 1 85 Oats,per bashel ... . 0 85 5 0 87 Barley,per bushel.... . . t` '70 (4 0 82 reas,per bashel Butter Potatoetenew Egge Ilay,perton Clover Seed Timothy Seed....... Wool 0 22 @ 0 24 ..,:020c 0 22 0 45 (a 060 0 18 a 0 17 ..... 12 00 A 14 00 450(500 2 75 (g1 800 TEACHERS WANTED. TEACHER WANTED -One holding a second A- class certificate, male or female, for school eedtion No. 6, Morris. Apply immediately stating salary required, also refereLees to DONALD CDR - RIE, Brossels P.O. 722x4 TEACHER WANTED -Male teacher wanted for School Section No. 18, Howick, holding a I second or third class certificate, for the year 18822 pply stating salary and recoremendatimis. JOHN AGIJ IRE, Secretary, Gorrie P.0. 721-4 TEACHER WANTED -Wanted a male teacher, second or third class certificate, for School Section No. 2, Grey, duties to commence January, • 1E82. Applications with testimonials to be made ;to ANDREW TURNBULL, Secretary, Walton PO. 720-4 TEACHER WANTED -Wanted, a male teacher -1- !or 1882, holding a second or third elites certi- ficate, for U. S. S. No. 1, Turnberry. Applicatiens will be received by the undersigned up to the 12th of October. ItOBT. DOUGLAS, Secretary, Wroxe- / ter P. 0. • 721-2 • TEACHER WANTED -Wanted a teacher, male or femaIe,holding a third-class certificate for • school section No. 4, township of Grey. Duties to commence let January, 1882. Applications will close on Wednesday; October 26th,188L Ancai- BALD MCDONALD, Secretary, Jamestown P. 0.722x4 Auction. Sales. On Tuesday, Oetober 25, at one lock p. sharp on Lot 26, Conces- n 11, -Hibbert, Farm Stock and Im- ments. Thos. Oliver, Proprietor; mes Oke, Auctioneer. On Friday Oct 21, at 12, o'clock o'c sio pie Ja noon, on Lot '5, CcIncession 6, Hullett, Farm Stook and t inpletnents. Adam Rinn, Proprietor ; J. Pi Brine, auc- tioneer. On Tuesday, Oct p. m. sharp, on West, Stanley, Fir TEACHER WANTED -Wanted a teacher hold- ine a 2nd class certificate, for School Section No. 10, McKillop. Duties to commence on the 1st of January, 1882. Applications will close ou Saturday, October 15, 1881. JAS. bleDOWELL, Secretary School Section/ 10, VVrethrop, P. 0. 720x4 TEACHER WANTED Teacher wanted for -A-- School Section No. 10'4 Grey, male or female, holding a second or third class certificate. Duties to commence on the 1st of January. Applica- tions received until the 10th of November. RICHARD COX, Secretary, Cranbrook P. 0. 723x4 • 'ANNOUNCEMENT 1_ New Store! New Goods! - New Prices! J. MCLOUGHLIN, iHas much pleasure in announcing that his New Store, in 'Whitney's .Block, is now in full blast, and Stock zomplete, with everything Nes and Fresh for the Fall, and Winter Trade. - Dry Goods, Fancy Goods of all kinds, Wools of all kinds, Yarns, Hata and Caps, and a host of Knick-knankfl too numerous to menti n. i TEACHER WANTED -Teacher wanted for School Section No. 9, Tuniberry, male teacher holding a. second or third class certificate. Duties to commence on the 1st of January. Ap- plications received until the 1st of November. Address JAS. HENNING, Sr., Bluevale Post 721-4 Office, rrBACIIBR WANTED Wanted for the Varna School,la female teacher holding a second or third clash certificate, as assistaut. Applica- tions with testimonials and stating salary desired will be received by the undersigned untilNovem- ber lst. Duties to commence Dece,mber 1st. THGS. WARD, Secretary, Varna. 721-4 TEACHER IVAN TED -Wanted a female teacher holding 2nd or 3rd class certificate, to take charge of junior department of School section No. 7, township t -d IcKil1op. Dulles to commence on first January, 882. Applications, pesonat pre- ferred, will Clore on Saturday, 5th Noverhber. WM. POLLARD, Secretary, Leadbury P. 0. 722 1 TeACIIERS wANTED-Wanted for the three finior dil vesions of the Seaforth Public Seoot, female teachers holding second or third iclass certificates. ! Duties to commence on the lft of January, 1882. Salary 3235 per annum. Ap eke - tions will be received until the 17th of Oe eber, by the, undersigned. WM. BALLANT NE, Secretary. , '21 TEACHER WANTED - Wanted or fa thool Section, No. 8, Grey, a teacher holdi ig a second or third class certificate. Duties to com- mence on 1st januarye1882. ApplicatiOns:iwiwith edare- ' c x4 testimonials and stating salary desired, w received by the undersigned until Wedn 16th November, 1881., D. MeTAGGART, tdry, Moncrief .P. 0. 72, B o' 11 B n rn J. o' 11 lements. Wilh rietor, J. P. Brin On Saturday, 'clock p. ne, at tore, Walton. lements. Alex oneer. On Tuesday, 'clock p. Di., on sborne. Farm 5 obert Bell, prop ioneer. On Tnesday, 0 . m., at Pollo arm Stock, Im old Furniture. or, Wm. Harriso , auctioneer. On Saturday, October 15, at 12 'clock, noon, un lot 19, concession 13, McKillop. Farm • Stock and Imple- ments. Jacob 8tewart, proprietor, J. . Brin, auctioneer. On Monday, October 17, at 12 o'clock oon, sharp, on ,let 30, concession 7, Hibbert. Stack Sale. John McConnell, proprietor ; W. R. Davis, notioneen Tuesday, October 18, 1881, at the Queen's Hotel, Brussels. Mortgage ale of a farm. Sale to commence at 4 'clock P. M. J•ae. Stretton, Auctioneer, Tuesday, October 18, 1881, on Lot 12, London Road, Stanley. Farm Stock .nd Implements. John Laut, Proprie- or ; J. P. Brine, Auctioneer. On Friday, October 14, at 11 o'clock . m., lt on lot 28, concession 11, McKil- op, Farm Sto , Implements and. Household Furn tuna. Wm. Grieve, proprietor : J. P. Brine, auctioneer. ber48, at 1" o'clock ot /12, Lake. Road. t -class- atm Stock. as. Cowie, Jr., Proprietor ; J. P. rine, Auctioneer. On Wedneeday, October 26, et 1 clock p. m., on Lot 1, Concession 10, ullett, Farm StoOk and Implentents. rs. W. Campbell, Proprietress; J. P. rine, Auctioneer. On Friday, No4'. 4, at 12 o'clock 0013 sharp, on ot 1, Concession 9, uckerensith, Far Stock and Engle- ents. David Ferguson, Proprietor ; • P. Brine, Auctioneer. On Tuesday, November lst, at one' clock p. in., Ten acre Park Lot in arpnrhey, and Fern] Stock and Im- f -A very valuable horse was stolen from the stal+ of Alex. McGregor, a farmer living near Wingham. The horse was taken about 12 o'dock last Tuesday night. The police are on the track of the thief. -A large and enthusiastic public meeting was held in the Town Hall, Goderich, last Wednesday- evening for the purpose of aisensaing the feasibility of getting in another railway to the town, and. to consider the advisa- bility of the construction of wateiworks. Mayor Horton occupied the chair, and alter speeches by several influential gentiemeU it was determined to use every legitimate means to connect with either the Credit Valley Railway, at Elora„ or the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway. A; committee was struck to work out the details of a railway scheme, and also to enquire into the ccst of conetructing an efficient waterworks system. --The stage driver on the route be- Chatham and Rondeau, named. Little, absconded last Monday night with a package of money which he was entrusted to deliver to the Merchants' Bank at Chethana, by Messrs. Jackson & Failer, bankers, of Blenheim. The package coetained $2,000. He also embeieled about $250 from his employ- er. The police are after hira, and a re- ward pi $2.-)0- is offered for his appre- henside 0 ti 0 R F 0 P n a 0 a a m Whitesides, pro- , auctioneer. ctober 15, at one he old Post Office arm Stock and Im- nder Dalgetty, ano- )otober 18, at --. One Lot 31, concession 5, ock and Implement's. ietor, A. Bishop, enc- . tober 25. at 1 o'clock k's hotel, • Bayfield. lements and House- 3eo. :Pickett, proprie- • AIICTI N SALES. A UCTION SALE F FARM -Mr. J. P. Brine A ' has been instru ted by Mrs. C. Carter, to sell by Public Audio , at the Commercial Hotel, 8 eaforth, on Saturday, -- October 22nd, at 2 o 'clock P. M., that splendid farm'being Lot 3, C oncession 3, in the Township of Hullett. This f arm is second to none in the Township, and will b e sold. by Public Au tion as the proprietress is going to Manitoba. This farm contains 100 acres, 85 of which are - cleared, well fenced and well underdrained, f ee from stumps and in a good state of cultivation. There are 15 acres of fall wheat and 20 acres under erass. There is a good brick house, lah,,(re frame barn and frame stables and shed. There is a good bearing ;orchard of 2 acres , and abundance of excellent water. It is 41 miles from Seaforth, 6 miles from Clinton stud I mile Of school. Terms -t ne-tenth of purchase money to be paid on day of sale 83,000 secured by mortgage at 7, per cent. interest, and the balance to 1 e paid wit in 30 days from day of sale, MRS. C. CARTER, Proprietress. J. P. Brine, Auetio eere e. 721 4 T EACHER WANTED -Wanted in &boo tion 10, Usborne, Byrom, a male teacher -hold - ng a second or third close certificate. Dutiesto commence jacuary, 1882 One experienced pre; ferred. Phase forward appEeittions with testi- monials and staling salary to the under *gned until ehe lst day of Novtmber. ROBT. eIN, Secretary, Exeter P. 0. 72•4 • FRESH STOCK OF CHOICE GROCERIES. J. McLOIIGHTAN extends a. cordial invitation to the iphabitants of Sea - forth nd surrounding country to give him a call and examine his stock, as he hope by olose attention to business and keeping his stook always assorted with the ewest Goods; and ()tiering them at such low prices as Will ensure a speedy sale, e will be able to secure a portion of the public patronage, WI-PORTANT NOTICES. I p 00MS TO LET -Four large rooms to let over Killoran & Ryan's Liquor Store. Apply to Tiros. D. RYAN. 723 BLACKSMITH WANTED -Wanted immediate- ly a good eeeneral blacksmith.- Good wages and steady employment. Apply to THOS. HILL, Egmondville. • 723 90 RENT -To rent a new brick store, in a good business stand in Brussels. Well finished in every respeict. _For -particulars apply to C. R. COOPER, Land Agent. Brussels, P. 0. 723 OR SALE -For sale in the Village Rodgerville, 4 acreS of fret -class land, well fenced and good buildings in good repair. Also young or- chard cornMencing to bear. Apply to T. SWAN, Rodgerville P. 0., Ont. 722x4 TO SHEEP BREEDER S -The undersigned will keep riming this season on Lot 16, Conces- sion 2, H. ti. S' Tuclecireanith, a pure bred South- down Bern andwill receive a limited number of good ewes for service. Terms $1 per ewe. JOHN HANNAH. 722 MoL Eggs vain MILLINERY. he Ladies will find the Millinery Department No. 1, and in charge of MISS EN, who will spare no pains to please. is motto is Small Profits, Quick Sales and Ready Money. Bntter and taken as Cash. _Children will receive particular attention, and as good as grown persons. .A J. fcLOUGHLIN Seaforth. C. W. PAPST, CARDNO'S BLOCK, -WOOL DEPARTMENT, D'Andelusion 'Wool, Crown Wool, Ice Wool; Roy 1 Saxony, German Worsted, 1-• Berlin 'Wool, ' 225 shades ; Zephyr Wool, Dtble Berlin, Shetland Wool, l!leeoy, Peacock Fingering; Scotch Fingering, Aelarge stock of all the above lines of Wool now to hand. SILKS. -Crewel Silk, Filoselle, Embroidery Silk, Knitting Silk, dee TASSELS, &C. -Chenille Cord and Tassels, Silk Cord and Tassels, Wool Ball Tassels, Small Chenille Tassels, Chenlle Cord (Shaded and plain). CANVAS, PATTERNS, &C.e.-Penelope, Railroad, Java, Honey Comb, Honey Comb Check, Zephyr Canvas, Slipper Pattern, Ottoman Patterns, Bracket Patterns, Crewel Wool and Silk Patterns, Scrap Pictures, Mottoes, &c., and a large variety of -small articles for fancy work. C. W.PAPST, BOORS, STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS, , SEAFORTH. WA?e TED -Wanted fir schoi 1 section No. 8 Usborne, a mole teacher holding a 8rd elites certificate. Duties to con rnence on 1st January, 1882. Aeplieations with testimone Is and stating s allay desired, to be foiwerded to the Secretary oi •the betted, Flute leir P. 0 . until the 22nd of October nett. ALEX. DUNCAN. 722-3 1L1 EAVY DRAUGHT COLT FOR SALE -For 1" sale, a two year old heavy Draught Gelding, sired by an Imported horse, and weighs 1,300 pounds. Well broke to harness and perfectly sound. Will be sold cheap as the owner has too many horses. Apply on Lot 1, Concession 2 Grey, or to Brussels P. 0. DUNCAN alcLaUGH- LIN. 723x4 - QTAIsTLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY -A Meeting of the officers and Directors of the Stanley Brandi .Agricultural Society, for the pur- pose of windine,- up the affairs of the fall show, will be held at Morgan's Hotel, Bayfield, on Saturday, October 22, at 2 o'clock P. M., when the Treasurerwill be on hand to pay prize moneys. JAS. A fitliSTRONO, Secretary. JOHN Touen, President. ••• 723 aOTRAYED CALF -Caine into the premises of ke' the undersigned, Lot 22, Concession 5, Stan- ley, about the 1st of September, a last spring's heifer calf. The owner can have the same on proving property and pa.yieg charges, ou applica- tion to the undersigned,Constance P.O., or on Lot 10, concession 6, Hullett, where the animal can be seenTHOMAS Altus 723x4 INVELLING HOUSE 1N SEAFORTH FOR -I-' SALE -For sale .cheap, a comfortable and commodious frame dwelling house on South Main, street. The house contains parlor, dining room, -kitchen and four bed -rooms, and plenty of water, and has in connection an excellentgarden. There is also a good stable. It is within five minutes walk of the business part of the town. Apply to JOSIAH WATSON, Proprietor. 723 Q111.EP STBAXED-Strayed from Lot 10, Con- • ces},ion 3 Stanley, 6 yeuzling sheep, 4 wethers and 2 ewes One wether disappeared about the middle of July, and the- other 6 about the last wed. in August. Four of them are marked with notch out of the lc ft ear, and two of the wetdaere are mai ked with rotch in the ocher ear. Any in- form alit pthat i1l lead to the recovery of tbese animals ill be suitably rewaided, and any person herb cnin t be Fame will be prosecuted as the law directs. RODEBICK.ROSS, Bructfield. 722x1 4 VARM iN MORRIS FOR SALE -South half of ▪ Lee 5. Concession 8, Morris, contaiuing 100 acres 75 of which are cleared and 60 free from st The timbered land is good hard- wood. e land is well lercecl. There are 20 hcrek- of 1411 wheat There is a comfortab:e houee, bank b8r .1 with stabling underneath, teed other good bui dings. A bearing orchai d of about two a.res,an1I g! od well. Is eithm two and a hall miles of the village of Walton and 5 miles from BrnsFels. It is as good a farm as there is in the township and will be sold cheap. Apply on the premises or to Walton P.O. WM. GARVIE, Pro- prietor. 723 BOOTS.AND SHOES. • If there are any Persons in Seaforth or its Surroundings who are not aware that ROB- ERT WILLIS' Boot and Shoe Store is the place where they can get the best value for their money in all kinds of feet wear, by 0.11- • ing there and getting his prices and examining his stock, they will soon be convinced that such is the case, and benefit themselves by so doing. No. 1, .Cady's Block. R. WILLIS. • 1 .5 1 - DUNCAN & DUNOAN, SEAFORTH. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, MILLINERY AND MANTLES: THIS IS THE SPACE BELONGING A..1 D L A W & F .A. I IR, L TOO! BUSY TO WRITE ADVERTISEMENT THIS WEEK. We have pleasure in waiting on our customers with the anneuncement t our stock is complete in every department. For the last two seasons we ha ,e directed bur special attention -and most successfully -to clearing our stook iii all departments. W are now able to show our Customers and the Public a a stock for Variety, Newness and Freshness not surpassed anywhere. We line ported the bulk of our stock direct from the Scotch and English markets. We, therefore, offer the very Newest and Most Fashionable Good's of all kinds at, Wholesale Prices. 1 1 LOOK OUT FOR OUR ADVERTISEMENT NEXT WEEK. DRESSMAKING. -MISS DUNCAN, (LATE OF SARNIA, 0.NT.,) Bogs leave to announce to the Ladies of Seaforth and vicinity, that she is prepared to do DRESSMAKING in all its branches, and in the Latest Styles.• ! All Work Guaranteed First -Class. A CALL SOLICITED. MISS J. DUNCAN, Booms in Meyer's Bleck, over Johnson7w,-Bro9s.' Hanlan, • YOU CAN BUY Cow Chains, all Kinds & Patterns. CROSS -OUT SAWS. Hardwaie Store. OHN MCCONNELL'S NNUAL STOCK SALE. 1. DAVIS has been instructed by Mr. John • McConnell, to sell by Public Auction on t 801 Concession 7, Hibbert, on Monday, Oct. 17,1861, commencing at 12 o'clock noon, sharp, th , following valuable farm stock. One span of go d wbrking horses, aged e , and 6, perfectly so nd:1 two-year old filley sired' by "Lord Wel- 11 gton," 1 delving colt 3 years old, sired by "Sir A chy,r' 7 rnilch cows in calf, 2 twinging cows, 2 fa rove cows, 1 thoroughbred two year old heifer, 1 horOughbred bull calf, 20 two year old steers, 7 earling steers, two yearling heifers, 5 spring ca ves,115 ewe lambs, 2 aged rams, 5 rant lambs, al pure 1.eleasters, 1 single buggy, 1 single cutter, 1 low!and a lot of other articles. The whole will p sitivelY be sold without reserve, and there will b no pciffeis or buying in, as Mr. McConnell na rebtisiness as he always does. The sows are "al of firat-class quality and seven.eighth bred.. T RMS -All sums of $5 and under, cash; over t t ainpunt 12 months' credit will be given on f naishing approvod joint netes. A diecount of 6 r , cent. will be allowed for cash on credit a ounts. JOHN McCONNELL Proprietor. W. R G DAVIES, A.netioneer. 720 DENTISTRY. ,ATsorT & DERBYSHIRE, Dentists, Graduae tes of R. C. D. S., Toronto. Rooms over hnston Bros, Meyers Block, Seaforth. Watson aculty and College Gold Medalist. NOIR- eth removed easily by the aid of Nitrous Oxide 723 Diamoted, Lance, Improved Champion, &c. eelsa. S - DRESS. GOODS DEPARTMENT. In Drees Goods our Stock i of the choicest character and the largest assort- ment ever shown in Seaforth, and uot surpassed in the city for Quantity, Qualitly Style and. Price. Black and 1Colored Cashmeres, Tweed and. Melton Dretis Goods, Serge and Twill Dress Goods, Cords, Colored Melange, Plaid Dreini Goods, Mohair e and Black Lustros. Our All -Wool French Dress Goods are te Very Newest in the market; being in all Fashionable Colors, are acknowledg to be the Nicest Goods offered to the Ladies of Seaforth and vicinity. 1 THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LOT EVER OFFERED IN SEAFORTH. CRAIN SCOOPS„ SPADES & SHOVELS, And all descriptions of Hardware Cheaper thannever offered in Seaforth before at W.M. ROPERTSON & Co.'s Sign of the Circular Saw. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Our Millinery Department i is large and well stocked. Our arrangements at4)- such that we have every novelty as soon as produced. have all the leading shapes in Ladies' Hats and Bonnets. Our stocks of Feathers, Flowers, Velvets Laces and Ribbons are large, a d prices moderate. We will be much pleased t4 have you call and see our stockj and compare quality and price. 11 • TAILORING DEPARTMENT. 4 In this Department we are better than ever prepared to offer inducements to our patrons. Having purchased largely, and at prices to defy competition. we offer the beat Value in the trade, and guarantee a fit and satisfaction in every (WC. Calland see our range f Scotch, English, French and. Canadian Goods. A Full Stock of Boo4s and Shoes in Men's, Womn's- Boy's and Girl's, at all the _Popular rices. Grocery Depaii4trnent will be aastoine7. ! We Alwaks Ofve the Best and all Leiiding Dine& , Found veryi .Profitable to any Value in Tffras, Sugairs, Gem DUNCAN .13; DUNCAN, IMPORTERS SEAFORTI4j 1 , i Ft