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the ground that the *apply
no 'eager needed, that the
ore old seed of little value_
r of the laid might. mai
al it Was for school, or Rage
anpany, or .Canada Puma
impany's use. Re get not
vev-er, to give any eXcusefor
1g conducted privately. Tile -
a this subject are awaited
a interest. ,ae B. a. .
emeam......eaateamt,
Iuron Notes.
: fishing through the jetzt bee
derich.
tual dinner of the Morris
•icaltnral Society" will be
sterheCentral Hotel, Illytlg
Februaty -1.3th.
F. Vaastone, of Brussela,
carloads or barley to the
„s last week, the freight and
tick amounted to
;count of ballots cast for the
tty Reeve of Stepheu, rer
oufirming Mr. Chas. Eilbea
v a majority of seven.,,
ig to the returns of the
,ere were 94 births, 13 mar.
l deathin the township of
ag the year 1893.
ierhardt's bakery and dwelt
i Bayfield was totally de.
re last week. The origin
unknown. The property
t iatured.
met Sprung,, of the Base
, died last week of inflam-
a lingering illnesate Be
ing young man of 27ears
-was greatlyt tespectA by
iew hitia. ' et
r, is beine matte -to purchase
for the ''Methoelist church
East Watvanosh. It is the
o hold a seems of parlor
the purpoee Etf raising
:4utherland„ one of the old
amount,, in the tdwriship
on Tuesday last week.
1 has been in bad health for
Ilia remains were interred
cemetery.
,
Moir,, of the 2ad conceit-
•ne, returned from Ittani-
k looking atovell as usuaj.
iudiffereat concerniug the
Lhinks a person. "can" feel
a as welt as in Ontario.
iectly., of the 2nd °oncos-
t, came very near losing a
iable heifers one day last
falling over a his atraw-
I them was nearly smother-
:Iast week a sou of Mr.
rong, of Fordwioh, aged
a, fell from the secondfloor
lawn to the next, atriking
v beam in the descent, and
Otis ininries. He is rettoy-
. S. Jones, Presbyterian
russets, has celebrated his
ye The reverend genlemaa
id hearty and attends to
&raid duties with a premp-
al worthy of emulation by
r mem
anery on the terra of John
the townehip of Grey, will
ad this year for various
aeese factory in the eastern
waship was talked of, but
1he people will patroniae
and Walton factories•.
ty Andersoa, the new De.
f East Wawanosh, treated
an oyster sapper. at his
.1w days ago, in token of
on of their efforts to se-
ta. After sapper was clear-
ing was commenced and
a spent in this enjoyable
tad meeting of the share -
Beaver Cheese Factory
mosh, was held on Taes-
reek. Mr. Townson, hav-
larger factory,requested to
am his engagement. Mr.
it in his stead. It was
release a six horse power
;eater.
LS12, 8012 of Mrs. Welsh, of
1 in the Northwest last
qt Goderieh about eight
knd just before his death
oinaa his brother, who had
ccident. Mr. Welsh was
..,0 man of about 20 years
as nearly the sole support
d mother.
-Megaw, formerly of Olin-
' as been in British Col-
ral years, returned home
evening, and is stopping
at Goderioh. He speaks
•Iimate and advantages of
rtion of the Dominion,.
return there at an early
e Callender, well known
vicinity, who is living
✓ Brandon, recently- got
zard, and although only
m his liorae, (as he found
) he had a very napless -
in waadering about for
t his horses eventually
. y home.
ften of Mr. P. Cole, of
yonng in years, narrowlyd.
-Mg the other day. Byi
ey got possession of some
Nhich had been placed
considered to be out of
d they were playing with
sour before it was die-
tdotes were administered
„ soon out of danger.
h Review is evidently I
k serious attack of the
'ts hest issue it says: " To
we have only to state
-deplorable fact which our
s, viz.: n Blyth is on the
presentation of the faete
osaibly injure the bud-
- n, as it is already a well
at the bneaness transacted dually growing less." -
est week the freight traia
.nrs tate at Brussels sta-
down near George Kerr's
he noon express. After
6 grade and stopping she
aible to back up. On
express and by a good
ng the position of affaira
wn and the train etoppea
a collision.
ast week while a, wedding
oditon, conaisting of ten
g into Exeter, one of the
,
etely wrecked. It appears
the last rig were a con-
-
nee behind the rest, and
rtake them in order that
the town together, cora-
the horse along, and
the railroad, the rig Was
,
fliBBIti.TARY 1 1484.
I
E HURON EiPaS1T0iiii.
run tinto by an engine and tender a-
tsol4ed to a coal car. The horse,cutter,
andt occupants I were tossed into the
ditah, but fortanately the occupants
*Jned no injury. The cutter was
letely smaehedeand the hone ran
. The **ape was a miraculous
It is shanteful how some people
risk their lives in trying to cross a
within fon t feet of an engine gents
11 speed.
t last meeting of the Howiek
oil the clerk and treasurer were
pointed, the former at a salary of
with perquisites, and the latter at
y of 190. The sal y of the as -
r was fixed at $130, a d the collec•
1 the western division $70, and the
n division M. u essrs. J. D.
h and Peter Heppins all were ap-
d •auditor& and th assessor of
ana
00122
aws
one.
will
trite
at it
Com
re -s,
1200
• sal
seas
tor
eSS
13mi
poin
last ear was re appointe
I -An accident, which
proved fatal happened to
Nailer, a farmer near
TueElday night of last w
gaged in skidding logs in
appears Mr. Nailer had b
out a log with the chain
roll oklown a small grade, s
stub, the top of Which bro
jar, striking Mr. 'Nailer on
kncaking him eenseless.
his medical adviser thin
results will follew, but i
call.
-Mrs. Turner, of Lon
who ied recently at the
of lfl years and 15 days,
of Ms. Thos. MeKay, of
Was matt and healthy
the ljour of her &tate enj
of a1 her faculties, an
mealiene hour before her
It
o
might have
r. Fountain
Belgrave, on
ek, while en
his bush. It
en shunting
hen it took a
riking an old
e off by the
the shoulder
At present
• s ho serious -
was a close
on, England,
dvanced age
as an aunt
linton. She
lmost up to
ying the use
eat a hearty
emise. Per-
haps Ithe fact that she wa married four
time ti may have had something to do
with her long elife.
mother is 92 years of
hearty, and bids fair to li
while' yet.
-he report of the
f the Methodist ch
ondon Conference
. Fmra • it we le
1/1
ciety
the
issue
churehea within the God
conttputed as follows :-
unt° ....... -428 6 2 itelgra
Goderib... .... $300 76 I Blyth
c
linear Me.. ....129 9 t Wingla
Hohne
gis
Bayfiel
Hensel
Londe
Rivers ale 67 44 Manch
Dun non 267 83 Beryie
Makiag a total for the di
642,83.
n Thursday, Januar
early pioneers of Go
eased to hie rest, in
e Lobb. Deceased
r some time, and hi
together unexpected.
%gaud unotitrueive di
ville .. 200 44
.... 233 t 0
....... 80 39
oro.... 214 04
Brussel
Lucien,
Ashtiel
Teeswa
-C
of th
ship
Geor
ing
not al
a qui
nevertheless enjoyed a ver
of ac uaintances. He
Corn all, Eagla.nd, corn
count y abont'45 years ag
for a hort time ito the net
Cobo rg, when he moved
land doncesiou. being nett
settle .there. He joined t
ohnreji in England, and h
necte wit13 it ever since, 1
that vas "blameless an
roach." He leaves a wif
and two daugbters to lame
rs. McKay's
ge, hale .and
e for a, good
hisionary So '
robes within
as just been
in that the
rich district
.$157 70
e........500 00
m 13669
..284
w .. 98 16
-15143
ster ..... 233 13
306 26
trict, of $3,-
24, another
erich town-.
he person of
ad been ail
death was
He was of
position,- but
large cfrcle
as born in
ng to •this
. and living
hborhood of
o the Malt -
l) the first
e Methodist
s been con-
ading a lif
above re
, three son
t his death
ennosesammainemema
•
eneeree.
ll'Esatmarrk.sraz
5
during t e whole teriod there hall not
as-
sembly, at the t .4 ost good /I had
c,
been on discord ming the w let exhibite itself o al occasions. At a
late ho r the gu St heartily" wished
Mr. and Mrs. Ha kb y long life, ...a
et,
and proaperity, • en 'oy their c fprt-
able dwelling, an expressed their
willingness on any future ocldasion,
should the house net cold or in aiy Way
out of ordeato meet gain to eonsqlidato
and re -warm. The ladies said they did
not expect to be hap ier until thela leave
this scene. -Co.
i
ELens: 1. .
BRIEF5...-'0pr January thaw, despite
the severe frosty w ether expo ienped
,
throughout the ea nth, whic gave
little promise of the aooustorned thaw,
set in ithe fir4 of thi week, an since
that time has oarriod away a n.rpris.
ingly largetquantity f snow, lea ig the
roado in many plaoes in a ba c u-
dition.-The. revival meetings wIiicli
have been carried n in the BIble
Christiae church for number o e ks
past, were brought' o a close on Ss, b th
last. ,Quite a nunabe profess t h ve
been spiritually bks .d, and qui e ed
therebv.--The many riends of t e Rov.
E. Y. Thompson, Pa tor oftheer.
ville ;ongregatiota ho is at nt
vtill b pleased to lea n that du
sufferi g from a sehe e attack of illuess,
..ghe
pail 'week he ha I experie cied a
a
decided change or the ' et er,
andltbough Still in poor„
th,
continues to g a ually i Ve.
-Our skating rink, under the e 11 nt
management of Mrt d no. 'Moor:,;till
continues to prove th centre of e t ac-
tion, and every eye ing, weat e er-
miffing, its glietenwg surface iiLy be
seen dotted over Witb nimble s a ers
from the three year old yoniigste to
'the charming belle and 1 dashing io. th,
jolly bachelor and trust,' husba all
intent upon haviag a good tintei nd
heeding not in the least it would p ar
an occasional header, bumper, t ilrnpor
or backer, 'rovidiug the ice be t in-
jured thereby. A carnival was a n ed
to have been held' n the rink o W d-
nesday evenicg, 1)nt owing to t thaw
had to be postponed ntil some i ut re
evening. --Quite a number left h ra one
evening last week to attend the c nilval
at Exeter. -Rev. NI1 . Martin, of eter,
preached in the Presbyteriau nrIch,
Rodgerville, on Sabbath last.- r. D.
Urquhart, of the Fle sail Mills, ship-
ping away a number of carloads e i flour
and' oatmeal for the OId Conntr mar-
keta-Cord wood is 0 ming into arket.
in large quantities. --it would be well
,
for the patrons of the Rodgervil1echeese
factory to rememhe- he meeting tio be
held at the factory On Tuesday dwt at
one o'clook
rtesteamtaamtmasa_
Orange Irmo oration.
An Ottawa dive:to
White, M. P., has ar
and says that he ie in
for the delay in tlae
necessary petition a
of the Orange Inuit
Committee of the
have the matter ir
days agh to place th,
e of Mr. Hector Cant
toria, who they See
8 qualified to take• a
proceeding is unde-
the bill will not be
and the Governmeia
ed of a, serious emb
The Northern
To 014 Editor of Huron Ex
SIR.—t-I beg leave through
of yout paper to make a fe
regardiug the coudition of
road north of Seafurth, for
driving over the roads afte
receiving any dargage to hi
•-veyanT the township of M
be hel responsible,for the
not, to my knotOedge, p
least e
it is al
in goo
state t
naent
the co
this m
all te
ort to repair the ro
ust an imposeibilik
condition but in
ere is much room
Ind I think it is hig
ucil should take so
tter. First I would
ms drawitig over-
oad.
ositor.
the eoluMns
Bpggestions
the gravel
ny per80338
night, and
self or con-
Killop could
ouncil have
t forth the
d - I know
to keep it
its resent
or improve -
time that
e action in
suggest that
ne ton -in
weight should be corapell d to have
their sleighs shod with 2i n c h shoeing
in place of 2 inch as is no the case
which ,Would cost about $4 50 per pair
e of sleigha. Now Sir, this ay at first •
appear' burdensome, but I think they
or this out -
would then
ad sugges-
ve tempor-
similar to
runk Rail -
where the
nk the town
e ot the ex -
as the bad
elled many
Morris to
er Brussels
to the last
forth their
✓ may do
states: M J hn
ived in th c ty,
no way to 11a.ie
pesentation Of he
inithe intro uct on
o ation Bill he
rand Lodg -ho
Lind, decide po -oe
ill in the 1aids
r n, of North ac-
he think is , bet er
barge of it. This
tood to meata that
re sed this seasien,
ill thus be Ireliev-
rr ssment.
; News Items.
-The new cantilever bridge at Ni-
agara was opened for freight :traffic
Mond ay. I
,
-The Perargais Of Lansdowne, ever -
nor -General of Canada, has bee ay
pointed knightgrand cross of the
-
order of St. Micha 1 and St. George.
-Damagee to t e amount of 0,285
have been given ag in t the Corporation
of Toronto on acce nt of a defective
roadway. i
-A young mane ra McKeever, son
of the late Jam€ -s McKeever, of the
, township of Wallan ied at Lodi, Cali-
fornia. His death wa the result of a
severe cold caught hiie working in the
mines. II • ,
-Mr. Kirkwood Smit1, form rly of
the vicinity of Te water, but lately
settled on,the Qu'App&le Colon; ation
Company's land, as found fro en to
death on the Qu'A felle, seven miles
south of his home. '
-Rev. Dr. Wil en, has addre
farewell letter to his former c
gation in Kingston, Sta ing that i
sequence of the fail i re of all effo
reinstatement in hi charge on a
of his firm refusal o sever his c
1
tion with the Salt, tion Army, h
decidedto Beek anot her field of la
, -There died on l"ednesday ev
23rd ult., at the tea dence of his
law, Mr. Andrew Macgregor, W
township, a very old i sident o
section in the person of!
Mr. Wm.
Deceased canoe to thi country
,
Ayrshire, Scotland, i
I n 1840, an
since resided conti non ly in Du
,
He was in his 89th ye.a at the ti
I
his death.
-Mr. Lyon, of lAlionta, too
seat in the house' at T • ronto on
day. To reach Torenti , which
hundred and thirty ' iles fro
home oh Manitoulin I land, he
travel six hundred a d forty
across the hoe to pan sh River
down by the Canada acific. ighiy
miles of the first' part of the railway
I I
journey were made ove ties laid n the
snow. In several prey ous year Mr.
Lyon bad to make the j'ourney ',art of
the way on snow shims.
-The large steno r sidence of Mr.
Daniel Boyden near R seville, ' ater-
loo county, was dean) ed` by fir: the
other night. Mr. Snyd r himself had a
narrow escape from de th durim the
would very soon be repaid
lay by he extra load they
be able to drew. The sec
tion is that the township h
ary low fences erected
those Bed by the Grand
way, alongside of the roa
bad drifts occur. I also th
of Seaforth should bear so
pensee of those snew fences
road 1) Seaforth ha,s COM
of the antlers of Grey an
niarketj their prodece in eit
or Blyth, that formerly up
two or three years made Se
market Hoping this lett
some good, I remain.
12, MoKill p, January 22nd, 1881
Us orne.
HOUSE WARefite .-On - Wednesday,
24th int., Mr. arid Mrs. Ja . Hackney,
of the 1fliames Road, Usbor e, who have
erected a handsome and ommodious
t
brick h use, invited their n:ighbors who
comme ced life in the bus' with them
30 year
ii
ago, to a eocial en iertainment.
After I were assembled in I e spacious
roomda d thoroughly thaw ed. out, it was
an extraraely cold afternoo I , and cheer-
ed, as °ply a Sootcla host nd hostess
knows ow, they Were invit d to a table
loaded ith the very choiced of viaeds,
to whicli ample justice was .one. Sup-
per oye , the host Was dial' elected to
presideg when speeohes, son s and senti-
ment were the order of the vetting. Ia
the eon se of the speeches it was dis-
covered that there were ne rly twenty'
couples still intact, who, 30 years ago,
Bottled in the forest with M . Hackney,
who wale then a bachelor, b t he very
soon fotiad that a comfortl ss life, and
to be like his neighbors, he :ot- a wife,
who was not excelled by any of her
peers, although they were all A. No.
1. The have siace rais d a large
family f soils and one • aughter, all
duly q alified to fulfil their various
spheres in life. But the s ill able and
active veterans, when relati g their ex-
perience of bush life, and th: detterity
with which they used to ha ir dle the axe
and. the handspike, struc us 'young
lads with wonder and area: :meat, and
forced is to the conclusion that the
same ratio of degeneracy -ould have
made Adam twice as large and power -
it
ftil as B rnum's jumbo. A • other very
peon1iaij was noticed, n raely, that
BSERVER.
1
11
sed a
Ugre-
con-
ts at
count
eneo-
e has
•r.
ing,
o -in-
t no°
that
o ng.
firon2
has
fries.
of
his
Mon-
s I t wo
his
ad to
iles,
and
11
11
11
1111
progress of the fire. He had go
into the gatret to 0 deavor to say
articles,and Was OV r00 e lay the
and lost his-way.i t , as with
difficulty that bows (*tabled t
his way out. The benne, althoug
to the house, were saved, the win
tunately blowing 'fatora them an
roofs -being covered wit snow.
-A parliamentary. re orter wh
not interested in the b tindery
the other night marled hinaself 1
the members over from hi S perch
the Speaker. Col. Cla ke he ob
had the whitestea ; Mr.
ia
(Hastings), nett, ire. As for
heads, 11..E.' Clar e, o oron
Col. Ross, seemed tof take
Prize. !But 'when Mc on
of Wentworth, atee in it w : :
to tell who -had It e most
erable bead Mr. 11 rdjy and
Gibson of Huron , lasete jlittIe
baldettes. Dr.Widdildel ua s muc
1
e up
Berne
oke
great
nd
lose
for -
the
was
ehate
oking
ove
ved
ood
ald
, and
the
Ori,
asy
en -1
1Mral
01n
hair
oil and 113n.neth Chieholm always h
his hair
Combed. Creight
is better daessed than • ever he was
Roe loos happy, but has
weak mo th. tap*, of Ghengarry,
perhaps t ei heaviestms.n, With Bleza 3
for Re00 ,place. Alex. M rris is t e
"slim �f the House. ltle dith lookE
good nat red and iboyish „ French
Mowat1r4 MurraY wear' glasses al]
Hart is n t, Robillard base cut ofit
the time. arcourt is a tty ma
sport. R4 -s, of Middlesex, and Ba
gerow be in their iaames ith G. W.
Carnegie °Os like a wise rd n. Brode
wears his forelock at on side of h
brow. T e beauty Idf La'der' sid
whiskers ill never atone fo his Yoh)
Loc al Notice
WANTE .-I--- Teams for ha • ling logs
frem lot 16, 12th conceseinn, Mae' lop. T. 0.
KEMP, Big ille, Seaforth.L. 841
WOOD '` ANTED. -Bar. Thco . 11612 -ant,
of the Huro Foundry Se forth, h on hand a
nurnber of a st-claes Graiti Crushers, Straw Cu
tors, Plows; and Lend It lers, all of his o
manufactur , which he wi I exchange for wood
cash prices. 841x4
• PAY UP
Shoemaker,
has on his b
which, if pee
satiety his or
on irnmediat
--Robert ' t
ettforth, is in need of
°Its a large number.
, would put, his n
ditore, consequen
Ji5ayment, and th
t
eople s
yea he
a ()pun
mansetasinlisi
ot, paid iy
Joe Brin
Y h
se •
February let may expect tri visit ro
the People's BOW. 040
WILSON &JYOUNG .have jtiet receihe
direct, from the makers, the finest a sorted sto k
of French a d iEnglish Chinaware, ai d plain and
decorated S eneware ever brou t to Seafort
Dinner sets or $S and up ; oth r g ods equal y
low. Our st ck of 1 Crockery, Glaes are, Lang s
and Lamp Gods is large et d well assorted, a a
we will not e undersold by any ouse in t e
-tra le. We haVe a limited !stock of t e new pa
tern square ¶ee Sets, whieh are a 11 the fashi n
in the cities. A large stock of goods suitable for
presents, co prising Milk and Brea Sets, Po
ridge Sets, ive o'clock T a Set, !N,1 tto Cups in
English, Fre Ch and Ger an Chin, Sioubtaclje
and Plain, 8 Imre and Ro led. Call and exami e
our b took, w ether yob buy or not., 837
UCTION SALE
Auction Sale of Fatm Stoc
plements, on Lot16,Conceeei
on Wedne day February 13, a
sharp. Ar hibald McDonald
Captain traiton, Auctionee
On Tue day,February 12,:t 1 o'cloc
p. m., on Let 26, Concessie 15 Ha
near Kalbaeieh's Mills, Faint Stock au
Implements, properai • of: the lat
Andrew Hess. 1 George and ,Frederic
Hess, Eteeutors ; E. B sseiaberr
Auctionee .
On Friday, February 5, a
p.m., on at 2, Lake Road,1
near Drys ale, Feria Stock
plements. Jobia Papineau,
;i
E: Bossen. erry. AuctioneerI
On Frid y, February 15, t
a. na., sha p on Lot 4, Coui
Goshen Lino, Stanley, Farce
s„ John Waiker,
etry, Audt oneer.
day, February 5, at
, on Lot 1 ”,. COD
Tuckersraith, Fa
ents, the prope
11
15
•
15
and Im-
n 2, Grey,
12 o'clock
roprietor ,
Implemen
E. Bussen
I On Tne
noon, shar
-H.R. S.,
and Imple
late Jonathan Carter: Mrs
Carter, Firoprietress ; J.
Auctionee : , - ,
T EMA1KET
SEAFORTH, Jan
Old Fall Whet per bustle 01
New Fall W eat per buetiel..
Spring Whea per bushel4 1
Oats per bu hel. . - i
Peas per, bn hal 4 ,
Barley per b shel
13uttef, No. , loceie
Butter, tub .
Eggs
rioter, per 1t0 ilbs
Pork, per 100 peunds 7
Hay,new
- Hides, per 10 Ilbs.. ..... 6
Sheepskins each o
Wool 1 o
Salt (retail) per barrel. . ;
Salt (whoIesa.ej per barrel
Potatoes, per hushel New
Weed, per trend I ! ; I 2
3
, 3 I
CIA ToN, Jan
Old ral1Wheat Iper bushe $1
New Fall Wheat per bushel 0
Spring Wheat per bushel..! - I
Oats, per 'bushel o
Barley per bash o
Peas per bushe
Butter .. 1
Eggs o
,
Hay per ton. I. ' 7
Potatoes, perlbnehel Newi. -
Apples per ba,rrel 2
Wool 0
0
Hides, per 1001 lbs 5
PorkorelWood....i1a. . .... .. .... 2
• e • •
C 7
.
0
LIVERPOOL JAN. 30.-Spri
08s - 05d ;I • red winter,
California ce I 1, 08s 10d;
No, 2,08s 103d ; oats, 5s 05
5s 6d; pea fis 0.8d ; pork,
cheese, 69s 0d •
TORONT0,1 AN!. 31.-Fal1 wh
to 11.05; spi4ag $1.08 to$1.12
to 380; pea, 73e to 74o; bari
680 ; hay, 1 et ton, $7.00 t
butter, 174 to 24o; potatoee
$0.80 to $0.9Q; eggs, peg doz., 2
dressed hew:it per 100 lbs.,
87•75.
, 1 o'cloc
Vest, Ha
and lin
roprietor
11 o'cloc,
ession 11,
ock an
roprietor
12 o'clock
ession, 1,
m Stock
y of the
Catherin
. Brine,
81, 1884.
03 to 1 0
70 to 10
00 to 1 0
31 to 0 8
65 to 07
46 to 05
14 to 0 1
14 to 0 1
20 to 02
60 to .2 7
00 to 7.5
000o 70
00 to 65
40 to 08
18 to 02
12
• 10
55 to 0 6
000o 40
;
. 31, 1884.
08 to 1 0
62 to 1 0
CO to 1 0
31 to 0 8
46 to 05
600o 063
160o 611
20 to 0 22
00 to 8 0
45 to 050
00 to 200
18 to 0 20
00 to 550
00 to 7 60
60 to 3 50
g wheat,
8s lOcl ;
alifornia
; barley,
70s 00d •
'
•
at, 11.00
oats, 37o
y, 52e to
1300;
per bag,
o to 30o.;
$7.62 to
' The Horse Marke
MONTREAL, Jan. 28, -The hipment
of horses from this city last eek Were
38 head, Coeting 1062, showing an
average of $120.05. The ,stipments
were as 'follews jatinary 22, 2 horses,
$205; Januar 24, 2 do. 1295; 1 do
$125; 8 do„ -1865; 'January 26, 6 do,
967.50; 19t do, $2,104.50. 0 r. Kim-
ball, of the 'Aorse Eichangel sold two
pretty good animals for $125 nd 1175
respectively, I 'The sale was aLTOrsereport-
-
ed of a very fine bay carriage
local use at 1220, and Of an olo plug at
130, ,
1
Live IStock Markft s.
TORONTO, jan: 30. -Steers om 1,200
to 1,350 Thee ' from 4ic to tic per
pound; from 950 to 1,000 this ,from 4c
to 41c per putind ; inferior, felon 3tc to
40 per polartd ; calves per head, $6 to
$10; Sheep, Trom 4c to 4ge pot pound;
lambs, per head, from $4,b0 It.$5.50;
hogs, 5ic 'to 54° per rionnd.
• BUFFALO, Jan. 30.-t-0attle Receipts
fair, and demand light ; in: ket dtill
and fully 25c to 30o per cwt: ower for
common to fair and medium gtades
from openieg prices of the wee.. Even
at this declin few were wa ted. No
good cattle on sale; feelin steady.
Sheep and ,la,mbe-Mar t ruled
with fair d mand ; best gra.es sold
at fornaer pri ea, but the bul of com•
moner lets ere hard to !a:11 at any
fair price; la oo bs steady. iv:a-Mar-
ket a shade tronger for ]igx grades,
but dull and te'ady at forme rices for
medium and heavy i_weight Sales -
Yorkers good tol choice, $6.25 o 36.35;
light, good to choice.; F$6 to 16 20; good
butchers' soa la/edit:Ma, $6.4 to 36.50;
heavy, very till, $6,55 to .65; pigs
were in fair, d Maud at 35.40t, 1$5.90 as
to quality.
Births.
ELGIE.-In Stanley, an the 501:1 nl
Mr. Geo. W. Elie of a Nene
ASHFORD. -At Galesburg, Dakot
Deo., the wife of .Mr. Thos.
I3ROWNELL.-In Seaforth, on the'
daughter.
wife of Mr4 3. Brownele, of dau
Egmondville, on the 2
wife of Mr. Sohn Twin of a son.
DUNN.-In Seaforth, on the 17th ul
Mr. Michael Dunn of a son.
MILLER. -In West Wawanosh, on
the wife of Mr. John Millet of a
., the Wife of
, on the 18th
uhford of a
3rd ult, the
hter.
nd ult., the
., the wife of
e 21s0 nit.,
on.
cILEBNonA8.RTON.--,-At Dublin, on the 17th ult • the
the wife of Mr. Da41 Glenarton of twins-
!
DOBBIN. -In East Wawatteh, on he 200h ult.,
the wife of Mr. Wm. Dobbins of a daughter.
DEACON. -In East Wawanosh, on hue2tleor.tult.,
EL
the wife of Mr. Deacon of a d gh
I.'APST.-1n Seaforth, on the 24t1i It., the wife
' of Mr. C. L. Papst oifal, dan_ghter.
MarriSges.
IIIENDERSON-McCOOSri.-In Sea orth, on the
80th tilt., at the reeidence of the bride's
mother, by Rev. A. D. !McDon aid Mr. Wm. H.
Henderson to Miss Heniietta McCooeh, all of
Beata' th.
SHERK-COLWELL.-At the resi ence of the
ll
le H
bride's mother, on thint e 23rd , by v. .
MeQuarrie, Mr. Urine; Sherk to Miss Jennie
FARCtiit
ore-11,0aLlllovif TNu r_nbA.tS
•1yt.
. Peter's church, Mo-
Giolivray, on the 1501i ult., by Rev. Father
Kelly, assisted by Rev. Fa.thei Gahan, Mr.
Dennis Farmer to Mi:s Kate Glavin, all of
McGillivrey i
OURRELL--Mc BR IDE. -At Port A1bert, on the
18011 ult., by Rev. a, A. Turn till, B. A.,
L. L. B., Mr. George Leelie Cu di to Miss
- Maggie McBride, all of Ashfield.
FAIRBAIRN-POLLOCKi-At Rodgerville, on
the 300h ult., by Bey. H. E. Hill, Mr. Wm.
Fal '
tbairn of Brieden,. to Mies Sarah, daugh-
ter of Mr.11diershall Pollock, of Exeter.
..'
Deaths.
0.A.RNEY.-At; Leebnrn, lluron county, on the
10th ult., Anne Cerneyi wife of Mr. Thomas
Carney, aged 38 years*,
. McCALLUM -In Grey, on the 14th ult.„ John
BARIVflicBrYal.-Innl'aInlAgehl fi8e541311.11rs.
Onthe 140h ult., Mrs.
! Thos. Barnby, aged 59 ,years.
& Young have an
extra fine stock of Christmas and New Year's
Grocerie compiising extra selected Table and
Cooking Raisins, ( urrante, Lemon, Citron and
Orange Peels, Malaga Grapes, Figs, Shelled
Almonds, Pule Spices, thei Finest Teas and Cof-
fees in the mai ket (our Young Hy.eon at 40c. per
Ib. is ext, a value), Canned Weeds of al kinds.
Our stock of staple ard fency Grr ceries, Provi-
sions', eto., is complete in !every line and prices
are as low as the lowest. Cable ano other brands
of ciges always in -stock and will be sold to the
trade it factory prices. The highest price paid
for butter, eggs, g. ose, turkeys, chickens and
ducks, at Wile -n & Young's. Fine Cape Cod
anben ies at ,Wilson & Ypang's. 837
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
f51G FOR SERVICE. -he undersigned will
, keep on lot 8, conceS,iou 12, Tuckersmith, a
Thoroughbred Suffolk Boa . This is a superior
animal and from good etock. Terms.- One
Dollar, payable at the time of service we h the
privilege of retureing if hecessary. ROBERT
McLEAN, Kippen. ! . 843
, ,
pULL ()ALT, S FOR SLE.—For sole, four
Young Bu 1 Calves, ranging in age fr( m 9
(0 14 months. They are got by Royal Duke
(10,438), aa d erem cows i with good pedigiees
Apply on lot 2,,e)i cession. I4, Grey, or to russels
P. O. JOHN EIISLOP. 1 843-6
- -
ftARD KF TRNKS.-Ii1i behalf of the bOrpora-
tion of he Town of S aforth, I havb to ao-
knowledge with thanks a qonation amounting to
$12.31, foom th Unioe Chioral Society of Sea -
forth, being h If. of the it proceeds 6! their
Cantata' Entert inment, ankl which is te be de-
voted for the In- nefit of the poor of the town.
M. Y. MoLEAN Mayor. 843-1
. !
SPLENDID OLT FOR SALE. - For sale
KJ cheap, a St Ilion Colt outing three, eired by
"Old Clear G-ri ;" dam y "Agi•ator." This
colt is a nice c estnut color, . has splendid bone,
and although n ver handled, shows fine action.
It can be seen n lot 23, concession 7, Hay, two
miles south of Hill. Green. For further par-
ticulars apply to the und.irsigned, Hille Green
P. O. DAVID RIFE. 843x4
I •
VNGINEER AND CONS TABLE WANTED. -
e'Le The Municipal Counci of the T. wn of Sea -
forth will receive ap •lica ions until February
'llth, next. for the office of Engineer for the
Waterworks, who will alS be required, when
not employed in attendi g o his duties; as En-
gineer, to perform such ot er Work as the Coun-
cil may require of him. Application. will also
be received untfl the same tlate for the lattice of
Town Constable, who will also be required to
perform such other duties as the Council may
require. A pplicatits for either of the above
offices may state salary expected. The !Council
are prepared to let the Illaeket Scales to a re-
sponsible party, and will receive offers till
February llth, next, for the same Applicatione
to belodged with the clerk who will furnish
more particelar informaticin. WM. ELLIOTT,
Clerk.
.843-2
RODCEINILLE CHEESE FACTORY..
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet-
ing of the Rodgervi le'pheese Manufacturing
Company will be held at the f..etory on Tuesilay,
February 6th, 1884, for the purpose of settling
up last year's acc unts and making anange-
ments for the ensuing year The' Directors will
meet at 10 0'0104, a. m., ahd the patrons 'at 1
o'c!oek, p. m. A full attendance solicited.
JAMES LA_NG, President.: 842-2
N .0 rr
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the members of
-1- the Usborne & Hibbert Mut ual Fire Insur-
ance Company eiil be held in the Hall at Fai qu-
her on Monday, the 41h day of February, 3084,
at 1 o'clock, p rh , for the Ipurpose of receiving
the Directors' ata l Auditorsepor tie the eli ction
of Directors for the currentyear and other busi-
ness. N. J. CLARK, Secretary -Treasurer. 841x4
THE Annual
-1- M oKillop iti
will be held in t
day, February 1
t3
p. In., when it i
of steam thresbi
meeting. An m
W. J. SHANNO
eeting of the members of the
utual Firej Instnance ComPany
e Town Hell, Seaforth, on Fri -
1884, at the hour of 1 o'clock,
ligely th el propriety of the use
g machine e will come before the
mbers arOequested to attend.
N, Secretary -Treasurer. 838-
BRUCEFIELO CHEESE -FACTORY.
THE Annual Meeting of ithe Patrons tf the
Brucefield Cheese Facthry will be held at
Turner's Hall, Brucefield, oh Saturday, Feb.
2nd, 1884, at 2 o'cIock,.p. M., for the eurpose of
receiving and considering the auditors' report,
arranging for next season apd any other business
that may come before the Meeting. • •
842-2 HUGH McCARTNEY, Proprietor,
TO CONTR OTORS.
Tenders for the constructaon of a draM on the
100h and llth concessions of the township of
Turnberry, will be received by the Clerk, at his
residence, Lot 4,, Concession 9, (where plan, and
sprcifications ran be seenj, up to Monday, Feb.
18th, 1884. Tenders will be opened at the C,011.13 -
Cil meeting, to be held at patterson's hall, Blue -
vale, at 2' o'clock p. m. n the above date. The
lowest or any tender not inee.essarily accepted.
If no tender i ee.tisfactory,!the work will be let
bypublic auction at the sem° time and place.
THOMAS FORTUNE, Clerk. 842-3
PUBLIC liOTICE.
THE ANNUAL 6,ONVENTIION
--OF Till—
!
!DAIRYMEN'S ApSOCIATION
10F WESTERN ONTARIOifor the year 1884, will
be held at the
I City Hall, in the City of London,
—ON —
I3TH, 14TH & 15TH!OF FEBRUARY.
Arrangements are bang lnade with the Rail-
way authorities to have theusual reduction of
fares to members attending; who, on application
to the Secretary, and stating what road they
wish to travel onewill be furnished with cestifi-
,
cates accordingly.
By order,
C;E:OHLDWICK, Secretary.
'Secretary's Office, Ingersoll, Jan, 7, 1884. 842.-2,
•
ONTREAL HOUSE, SEAFORTH. 'Change of
...3mAtaeommommtAmAaar
STOCK TAKINC AT
DUNCA & DUNCAN'S
SEAFORTH.
Dujing1 the term taking stock, we are o ering
the 6alance of Fall udi Winter Go6ds to clear at the
lowest price to cost.
' I !
RpyINANTS
In every line of gothis. Ends of .Th4ess Goodsin great
val+ty, Ends of D+ks1 and Denims, Ends of Table
Lin' ns, Ends of Tow4ings,, Ends -of Embroideries,
Ends of Laces.
.,
SPECIAL OFFER OF 25. PER 'CENT. ON MANTLES,
1 ,
To clear the balance 1 Winter Goods, some of the finest
1
goo4s in the trade, a d the best value in the market;
having imported the4e direct, customers can look for
bargains. Millinery Goods at cost. Our Milliner is on
hand to fill special otders. i
• ,
1
CLOTHING AT THE OAK HALL •
A specialty. Samples ofl Spring Goods by last steamer.
Call and select your patOrn for spring. Ties, Collars,
Cuis in full stock. Pulf Goods at cost, in caps of every
sort for /nen and boyls.
PRODUCE TAKEN AT CROCERy DEPARTMENT AT FULL PRICES.
DUNCAN &. DUNCAN, SEAFORTH.
SELL
ING OUT!
THOMAS KIDD
Has decided on clearing out hit whole and .entire stoek
tonportation Sin the
of Fall and Winter
At and below cost, to makeroom for large spring purchases.
A Choice Assor
Wedding and Mourning or era one on the shortest, notice in eity style.
few sets of Choice Mink still on hand, which will be sold very low.
, .
ment of Ready Trimme
Winery.
I mean this to be a Gr
may rely on getting goods in th
and Clearing Sale without reserve. Customers
s department at their own prices for a few days.
I • 1 ;
,
1 i 1
I take this opportunity of thanking roy many custorners in town and comatry
for a very successful season's tr de in this department', and. hope by continued
attention to merit a continuanc of the same.
1 '
. ,
. .
, THOMAS KIDD.
,
, .
,
wiT:8IDOT7JE3T
Glycerated 13a1sara of Fir
--,- IS THE-
-FOR CURING
COUGHS, COLFIS,, SORE THROAT, &Co
1 1 i
,
,
1 ,
,
AS the name implies, it co bines -with the hea ng sad soothing properties 4:4
I I
Glycerine, and other similar re edit*, with the lo g. acknowledged and widelY
I I
knownl virtues of Fir Balsam. a4id kidging from the hrmdreds of testimonials. re+
1 ' 11 :
ceived during the short time that it has been on the market, the manufacturer4
. i
, .
are convinced that it has only t be known to supercede all p eparations offered
1 i
,
for the same purpose. Try it, ake no other. Every dealer of good aban.ding
can pr
ure it by writing to theT manufacturers,
LUMSD
N tc WILSON,
.itstPoPt,rrx--1.
HONEY. HONEY. HONEY.
s i
WARRANTED PURE.
1
—I.
•
. Con ignments o Honey arriving wieekly in one pound, two and a half pound, and
/
five pcnnd. pails. Can supply femiliee at a distance with cases containing twelve
five pchand pails far 311; kegs of 100 pounds, $17. Pails and kegs free. Freight
paid t nearest station. TERMS -ASH WITH ORDER.
I
IWbilrivate funds to loan at i pftr Gent. on improved farm property. 842-16
I
I
Address, McGregor, liensaiL
Business.
IIN OF THE c RCULAil SAW,
sEAF-0 TH.
DISSOLUTION OF Cr -PA TfiERSHRk
The undersigeed hereby give notice
tliat the co -partnership heretofore ex -
fitting between thein in the iTewia of
Seaforth, as Hardwa e Merchants, flat
der the name and stye of Wm. Itobent.
son & Co, Was dies lved by mutual
consent on the lst f January) 1884.
All debts due theflrnj are to be paid to
Reid & Wilson, wh alone ate ati.
thorized to receive an reeeipt saloon/AS
due the firm of 'Wm. Robertsbn '86 Co.
V31. ROP.ERTSONe
A Ow Rtirrp.
Seaforth, Jan. 1', l84.
CARD -OF HANKS,
I
Referring to the ab ve, we take thi-
opportunity of thanking our customers
and the public gener41y for the liberal
patronage which we Ilas.ve re0eieted nt
their hands for o'er 20 years, lama truet
that the same pleasant relations Will bel
continued to the firm Jof Reid 8c Wilson.1
Wishing yore all a ha
New Year, we are, yo
Wer.
Seaforth, Jan. 1,1
py and prosperous.
rs truly,
013ERTSON & Co.
84.
NOTICE OF [CO PARTNERSHIP
In reference to the above, the tindert
signed give noti4 th t they havie thiti
day entered into' a o-partneralaip
as -
Hardware Merchants under the tiara
ate style of REID' eti WILSON, and tha
the business of the 1 to firm of Wm.
Robertson & Co. will e carriel -on by
them in the Town of Seaforth, and. we
hope to be favoi.4 witlhthe same liberal -
patronage bestowed o the old firm.
WM. 1. REM.
ROB RT WILSON.
' Seaforth, 3an 1, l&4
DOPiii ION
OFFICE AN POCKET
DIAR ES
POI,
8E3,41 -
CANADIAN ALMNAC.
FORI84
Ptil0E 15 CENTS.
C. W. PAPST3
BOOKSBLEB;?,
SPECIAL PRICES
DUIRII4GSTQCIriIQ
—
FOR THE NEXT
THREE WEEKS,
COUN-
JEWELRy stoR
EA'S
•
•
SEA.FORTH0
Ladies' Huntiog Silver Case Lever
Watch, full jeweled, 0.0.
Ladies' Open Face 14k Gold Watch
$12„ •
Ladies' Hunting Case 14k Gold
Lever Watch, full jeWelled, $35.
Gents' Coin Silver Hunting Lever
Watch, full jewelled, only $8.
Gents' Boss Geld Filled Watch, W41-
tham raovement, 340.,
Twenty per eent. of Silver Plate.
Jewelry, Clockand. Fancy Goods at
rook bottom prices. I
Repairing in all the branches
usual, and. warranted, to give satisfsa
Kota
Look out for the tree of silver -plate
in the window; it is the leading jewe
store of the wear
M. R. ICOUNTER,