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iaeways up0u lmn.Foitub
ae Waa not very large or hit •
eht havie been wierset
day last week Mrs. Tighe.
d. Tigheeof Hallett, had
te to slit} down and bre
e the wrist.
Area, Scott i of Brumfield, b
ate of men employed in clew
at his farm, on the ard con
itartley, formerly owned by Sni
ion. A number of tearee,
oyed in drawing the ee
oo
I station, froni whence
o London and s good tette
font.
ilItiott, of Goderich tom:mini&
t time ago Went to Edinborgie
himself in his profession, it
membered Was taken yery trt
omo months i age ! his bract;
a the Northwest to take care,
On Saturday they returued, te
townehip. The doctor *eve
while his many friend& tet4r
they hope for the best.
tas Agnew, of the 10th eene
East Wawatiosh, recently
trahuificent heavy draught eeet
t,ep"li Bell, of Dungannon, for
ettes market, for the stun ot,
was one of the best colts rain
county. He was sired by
otlaudi was rising 2 yeare
t w has two other young
promising, one a spring
er fall colt.
eciburn cerresporident writes
etng A party of five young
re naakieg a near cat foe
Sunday evening last week
when a wire fence wasted
tet safely over but one, who
:objections on the part of the .
too pointed, and she wait
emly until her companiona.
petted her, The question of
thachehats meadow by moon.
in a t7pic of conversation
iforesald five ledies and their
ident of . rather a painful
•,trreil at the river hill, Dun.
ee day recently. ,Frore some'
ii Dun -tires team became an.
le, while he was driving down
db, and ran away. They soon
6 from thesleighand Overtook
;tollard's team, runuing clean
't-igh, team and all. Met pen
)rettv badly hurt, and, one of
it bed his leg broken. The
L's shot, as it was conaidered
,try to cure him.
ier of the old residents of
paesed
ice, in the p
t died at th
t Mr. Jas.
ek, at the a, vaneed age of 75
the deceased was on ar visit at
Ss residence, near Walter, -
rook sick, and died two weeks
decea.eed lady, accompanied
;band and eight children, is.
iloreie over thirty-two yeare
IC leaves behind all her chit.
iitvithree graud children to
knese:s Post of last week con-
ellewitog Last Tuesday our
artist, Joseph Laird, be
; bachelorhood by marrying
e Burns. of Umafryn. REM
!1, of Listowel, performed the
The bride was sapported
tgie Burns, slater of the bride,
:nom by Joseph Campbell.
ceople left Brussels for Lou-
esday afteroon, accompanied
-
a Laird and wife. Joe's
! Seaforth and Brussels wish
siy married life with all the
iing blessings.
i:loise A, Skimminge of Godt
had printed in god letters,
ilue ribbon of ottoman cord,
;titled WeIGUMp, Welcome,
me and has preseted at copy
dship Bishop Welsh, and the
Messrs. McKenzie, Blake,
artwright, Cameron A. M.
k. W; Ross; also, to !the edi-
ire Globe and Ottawa Free
Lch copy is embellished with
filoseile, representing baskets
cornucopia, a pen in white
inn ▪ on an, anchor of coral,
very artietically designed
el with a tassel.
t night. of the 26th of Novella,
stranger in Wingliaul Was
-accompany two young men, t
is ectively Simons andPriee)-
in Lower weagiaam, and *
'after the stranger arrived he
of $26 in , bank notea to
-
4 some silver and a gold
he two young men went to
el Suttee immediately after.
y, where they remained for a
and again returned to Wing-
tere arrested and, sent to Ga-
te stand their- trial. They
east week before Judge Toms
ted. It is reported that the
it, whose name is Lush, in-
ying the case to a higher
aursday evening, 7th bight
leat store in Clinton had a
ape from being destroyed by
ttietea Jackson was about to
Lore, and in palling down the
to blow out the three lanai*
e whole business came to the
no regard for the pieces. The
ta lamps quickly ran over the ,
etl, and in a moment Was in*
trees. Assistance from the
iuilding was summoned. The
n now spread over a space a
en feet square. New woollens
ped from the counter and
,the fiery element, effecting
I result. What might have
at disastrous fire was thus
he Jackson's loss will be about
sad and fatal accident 00'
Benmiller oia WednesdaY
th iest. It appears that
fis Holliday was sawing a tree
hi, it fell upon him, crashing
hi at the kite° and. thigh to a
tree was sa.wmand the portion.
'''ton the urifortunate young
Gff, and medical assistance
itbout half past ten on Theirs-
eg the doctors in attendance
4 the work of amputation,
t over an hour to accomplibh.
hitty minutes afterwards the
erred, beim/ too weak to inirs
teratien. *Before his death be
nee of a Christian experience
Pi those who were attending
was about 28 years of age:
f a large family of a tridoweu
way to her last
recto of MrsoTolta
resideace of her
van, on Monday
tesday afternoon of last tretlk
,!hviralists of the Mennonite
), mere -Led through the street*
FEBRUARY 22 1884:
Ti -IE HURON EXPOSITOR.
Listowal, in doable column after the
manner of the Salvation Army, singing
religious 'Songs. The -company was
composed of women and boys, and had
anything
but a martial appearance. In
the evening they held services in the
old Methodist Episcopal church, where
singing and the relation of religions
experience formed the principal exer-
cises.
ameemeeteetesemat,
Minister's Salaries.
Mn. EDITOR, Diane Sm. -In dealing
with this 'subject, it seems to be lost
. sight_ of, that, ministers are not all
. I equally eleven energetic and spiritual
!minded. Were wit to advance such an
idea regarding tite members of any
other profession, -it would. scarcely he
considered wise. F--1.8 it not a fact, that
many inen, who college course was
brilliant, are faithres in after life as
ministers as well as in other professions.?
So thate comparison in your last
1,
week's is 118, between the minister and
lawyer ight have been reversed or
held equally good between' two lawyers.
For instance, one lawyer rises to the
position of Chief Justice, while his
equally clever school -mate never reaches
higher than a division court pleader.
In the ministry one man receives a call
-to a city pulpit, worth from $1,500 to
14,000 a year, while another of superior
youthful adventages has to content
' himself with a. country place, worth
from 0500 to $800, and, that not because
people were not liberal enough to pay
him more, but that his abilitiee would
not command a greater salary in the
• ministerial market. Even th* very
people who pay him at that rate, would,
in many cases, be willing to increase
the stipend to better abilities. Then
another cause of small pay is the com-
petition between the different denomi-
nations. In the town of Seaforth, we
find four churches doing the work two
woad be quite capable of accomplishing
years, tiring wh
Rua do firs wort
carried !off. It is
has ben used to I
and the Mennoni
ed to hand Over t
of the Pj3tOl,
LA)
escape
with a
on W
He rel,
unless •
seine dr'
-The
• swollen!
an ala
ere eat
disastrc.
A
passed
of 22
kota
time several thole! *
f property has been
Ported that, fp ce
eoure the ptingen,
have 'been- comp 11-
✓ 'pas at the, pent
1
I
NetatSt
ps, the ht
ore Sandy
ther rn.ur
eirtley in
s to returi
mpelled
ad of Cans
late t
he river
mg evt,
tamed of
s floods
obibitorq.
the losyp.
es.
biizzardJ.
nday n
ea.stwan , 4c1 atte
cyclone l 'striking
with tetrlifiel fore
lives wcire Sacrifi
tion of roperty i
'
i,
-Th re is a an
em Colredo. B
suspended.
' -Ge rge Salte
I
Grand lhirunk R
' treat, fell betwee
ward b
arm an
,
,crushe
Imornin
I 11
SO
rind frreig
leg take
at Mille
I • His in
He is a ,married
! -Inasmuch as
the Milfon News,
the foll Wing ite
NI.
faction '1‘‘By the
•
in !Zealand,
this to ire is one
snd this is by no means an exception, erty in rick -land e
but especially is this the case in the at £135,00Q steil
Home Miseion work where we frequent- equally ' divided a
r
ly find fouor five ministers of differ- other h irs are her
ent sects, attending to the spiritual Canada, one broth
wants of four or five hundred people. and twei half eist
, Is it any wonder, then, that Romaniste is the tsecond v
give us BO many severe thrusts in the which has befallen
! weak spots of our armor, or -that many about a, year." • ,
' iministent receive, as they think, such -The oldest del
ei ;
poor pay" Kindly insert the above re-
naeetinof the If
, marks, if on deem them worth space onto on Tuesda
in your columns, and oblige, yours truly, land, who hi neae
lae-TheseN. - C01. Mersarlarnd a
Egmor dville, Feb. 19, 1884. +- ment A Queenst ii
_ __ neeetin
Manitoba Notes. Niagar
—Mr. Harry 'Killer, of Emerson, hay- Lundy
kr, effected a settlement with his'UP -and
creditors, re opened his store on Saner-
dig gr ves, He
day 9th inst. and has been doing a good the to ehe to
other Amer oan
trade since opening.
-The first murder in the history of tile'dest/u0,1-0P 0
Calgary was enacted on the night of the was th n celled.
8th inst., in the store of Graves dr Mc-
His Ho or tient
Kelvie. A young man named Janies son he vieited Go
II.. Adams, carpenter by trade, was before leaving
found on the store floor with his throat Ph°t0grkPh from
cut, almost severing his head from his (-4 Gen. Br°0k•
body. Suspicion points strongly to a -Mr Penrose,
Cal
negro with whom Adams was last seen been mit to
in company. The negro has fled. days ago, biingin
-Mr. N. Dare, last week sold to Mi. fat cattte 4 -hat the it
Fisher a quarter section about - four ranches i
miles *mat of Emerson for 01,700. The They ere a fins
improvements on the place consist of a slaughtered for t
It
" house and about fifty acres of lane is b*Iieved t
broken. Mr. Dere paid 6800 for the most of the fat c
place three years ago. the west; if the C
t -The Ladies' Aid of Wesley church, ' tariff *-11 be at
Winnipeg are getting up an autograph traffic* :
quilt. Scares of names are pouring in. . --Farmere of t
Preparations are being madefor a grand miles east of Em
bazaar.
-Sheriff Setter, of Portage la Prairies,
, who has been suffering for some time
from the effects of a dose of lie taken by
mistake, is convalescent, and again
able to be at his office.
-A company has __been formed for 1
; the settlement of all the lands now va- 1
1
cant around Winnipeg. The Red River
i colonization company adopted a con-
tract at its last meeting, and a company
I is being formed in Scotland. to send out
'10,003 settlers next summer.
' -The Manitoba and North Western
Railway Company are planning for the
approaching season's operations. Ma-
!
tonal is being taken out for 100 miles
of road, which will be constructed be-
yond Minnedosa, this year. When the
season closes next fall the compeny ex-
pect to'have the line in operation across
' the Assiniboine, about the mouth - of
Shell River.
-The Emerson International lof the
15th inst., says.:.Jacob Y. Shantz, of
Berlin, Ontario, spent, a few days in
! town this week, a gerett at the Carney
House. Mr. Shatetz has been buying
grain in the Mennonite.settlernent, and
purchased altogether 243,500 bushels of
. wheat, aid 20,000 bushels of flax. The
price paidfor the wheat ranged from
60c to 75c per bushel, The Mennonites
have retained 100, 000 bushels for food
and seed. .
--e-The Brandon Sun contains an ac-
count of a farmer's loss by frost and
neglect. It appears that the farmer,
whose name is Meakin, left his home-
stead on Turtle Mountain to work on
the court house at Brandon, and on his
return home found that the wholetof
his stock comprising a cow and calf
and three pigs, were all dead, and in
addition to that the major part otitis
potatoes were frozen. It appears that
his son had been left, on the farm to
take carel'of the stock, and during the
: absence of the father had been away to
- Pelican Lake for four days' fishing with
a neighboring farmer, and On his return
found the stock in the state mentioned.
The boy Was found by his father inethe
Bhauty of the man with whom he is
maid to have been fishing. Mr. Meakin
is only a poor hard-working man, and
this loss will be a severe blow to him,
and he states it as his intention to bring
the case before a magistrate, as he
claims that the neighborenticed the
boy away.
-Mr. Archie McKinnon, has been
appointed to the superintendencyi of
the experimental agricultural farms of
the Canada Pacific Railway Company at
Virden. Mr. McKinnon is a good prec-
teal farmer, having an experience of
ten years in that business in Manitoba.
-George W. Williams has been 'ler-
rested by the United States authorities
on a charge of smuggling cattle, etc.,
across the boundary between Emerson
and Gretritt. At the investigation it
became known that the articles were
Stolen from Mennonites on this side of
the line, and steps have been taken for
the *extradition of Williams'. The
Smuggled property consisted of four
cows, four horses, three wagons, plows,
iharness, etc. The robber is the head.
iof a gang which has been carrying on
marauding expeditions for nearly two
as a re
district.'
Lane, ar
burnt, as
new pa nig
which they des p
and piled in co*
coutract.ors for the
them $75 a yard
contractors using
break.
-Quite a sensat
in. Eme ton by th
the disd very of so
ularitios in the
place. t trarspir
amount of ebotit
paid by: the Cans
Company during
have bein enabezZI
officials on the st
thorougi inYeatig
Icy, and.: 'Clerks
have bir suspend
items.
fe Murderer, who
Sandwich gaol in coinpalny
erer, was ea tri ed
Pullman, 11 labia.
to Canada f r al
ving a very w • ole -
than law.
Is and rains ve
hames at Lour to
and serious f rs
a repetition f tho
last year. !
quor bill has 'eon
enate by la m 3.1 ty
ioh started in a-
t travelled Boli -
ed the veleci y
e Southern St es
A large numb of
d, and the (lest
calculable.
blockade in o
mess of all kiiid. is
It
brakeernan
ay, living in
he cars of a
brain „Enid h
ff and head
Ores early T
ries will prov
u with a fain
he
ne
w st-
akliy8
b
ieday
f tat.
lv1 '
,
. Starret is e r of
at journal pu li hest
ith peculiar tis -
etre of a gran 'ole
rs. T. J. Star , of
seven heire t p op.
ow. Zealand, a ued
ng, which is t. be
ongst them I he
two sisters, o in
r, and a half- other
in Ireland. his
tation of the kind -
Mrs. Starret ithin
II e
gate prase t t the
. Loyalists i 'Dir-
est W1.3.8 00 °Far -
ninety yea's f age.
eeper of t e onn-
, and at -to d d. the
esentative r m the
He was p es nt at
saw the d a piled
re was no tine to
oo, helped o carry
m Blank o k and
es in retail t n for
ewark, as Niagara
t the inv tation of
nt-Govern r Robin-
rnment House, and*
s presented with a
original oil painting
Winnipeg, w o has
my, returned few
ith him 100 lead of
e grazed up the
icinity of C lgary.
lot and are to be
Winnipeg arket.
by another year
tie will come from
ads Pacific Reilwa,y
1 favorable o the
South Rid
on, have str
ustrk in the
from their,
nient place
ailway bridg give
or these ston4s, the
em to fill t e ice-
!
n has been c eated
annonneem nt of
• Very gray irrege
torn House at that
that funds to, the
,000 -duty on coal
a Pacific Reilway
peat six monthe-
d by some cif the
there. Pending a
Con- Collector Brea-
ks 'and 'Me inley
d.
€irc o te en
ea
ks
farms
. The
-Th third an
Ontario Provincial
Tuesday morning
Hall, Toronto.
Mr. R. J. Doyle, O
chair. Delegates f
Protein°, were pros
75. Thsecretary
showing1, the* wor.
year 18 Ha ste
had now a neembar
Province of Outs
standing than ie
years.
Intl se sion f the
range ohm eneed
in the Temp ranee
astier,
k the
the
her of
eport,
r the
range
n the
better
some
e Wor
en ,Sou
orn all
nt,to th
binitte
and re
ed that
hip of 2
io, hued i
hair be
, t
rts
nu
his
tilts f
lie C
,000
in
n for
AUCTI
On W&Inesday4
p. m., on Let 2;
near the village o
and Imtlements.
the prop ietorhas
Kline, LProprieto
Auction
On Mohday, M
noon, ort ot 27,
Farm Stock and
Houlden Proprietp
tioneer.
On Wedn, sday
o'clock p1m, on is
Grey, adjoin ng the
SuperiofFarm
i
Propriet r ; J. P.
On T uraday,
'iclock,11+on, on
, R. Tucke
ImplerniS)its, dte.
proprietnr ; ,J. P.
On Tchesday, M
noon, on, . Lot 28,
Killop, Farm St
George Getty, Pr
y, Auctiloneen
On Tucsday, M
p. m.; sh
Hay, Fl
Wm. Sclia
berry, A
- On W
'Concessi
Implenae
prietor ;
On Frid
in., on Iret BO,
pear Port Blithe,
Pister, riot
Auctione r.,
SALE
arch , t 1 'deck
noes , to 18, Grey,
alt -on, I arm Stock
ithout resd1vei as
id his f m.
Aditm
Geor K rk y,
ii , at 112o'clock,
oncesei n 6, Hay,
pleroen s. Jaries
; JameOke,
,
F brine r 270 at 1
t 1 Con otssion 18,
village ef Walton.
ock. }Jo it Hewitt
rine, Au hole*
elle-nary 128, at 12
t 18, C ancession 4,
i h, F tne Stock,
e rgie proa , Jr.,
ri e, Auction er
ch 4, at 12 o cl ck
on easio!, 12, rc.
and I as plerne ts.
ietor, eorge rk-
•
SS
Se
a'
1
1 41
I.
,
chit, 'a
p, on t 51, Con
Sto • and I
rfie, P a irietor ;
!
di neer
dn.,sday 14 etch 5,
rt 13, G- iy, Farm
ts. Chili loll Al
. Delg ,Y, Aucti
ate Maica 7 at 1
e Road
• raiture
E. ,
1 o , 19ck,
fission 15,
plena° ts.
. B ssen-
111
ID
on fot 8,'
Stock rnod.
II
e reseorn.
, p.
Eezetrist p a,teerr,
ossen berry,
1
-The jgreatest xciterne
t. Marys f r some
on Satufday night ant wee
t thStihs,s
tine4 was
, when the
Salvation
street p
Queen at
beating t e
and cartel
ally. Th
the new
cession, b
and what
nurnber
baok to tie
and had k
then retir
was crow
gutter a
nights p e
that nigh f
constable
Sunday a t
street par
to the op
to the do
were pros
have irn
CLOVER
la of Clove
Seed Store,
. WOOD
immediatel
into the bu
Apply to T.
Milne MCO
FISH
erring an
Yotiee's, Set
trade buym
rmy ,turned out f r their firs
de. Th1y mar bed dow
t oarryi ' their i anner
✓ big drei sing -ng hym
a great 'iexcitem t gen
were bOween 5 to 10
ruits marched in the p
the craWd the folio
as on th sicleve lks wo
oushinds. : Whelti they
market Oi,ar° ey 41
ee drill or it iort ti e,
into the own b11, wh eh
to the °ors. he youn
as that re so ruly so
ions be aye& tretty w
r they jknew hat spec
are on 41e war ) path. n
moon an event g they ha1
e each ti e, the retur13ed
house which * s crow
. Upw ds of Il 00 peojl
t at ea4i me e ing ; t ey
se crow's every ight.
0
•
•
•
0
()cal btice
S EDS—Jett d, a. 0/10
aid Timothy Seed at C. Wi1s n'
elaforth. 0;0. Vi'iw.aa. 844. -
OPPERS WANTED. Wan ted
, one dozen week c opper's to g
Ii n the Iltireoncessi of McKill p
O ICBM,' Hig Mids, &forth ; o t
• uEos at tile hush. 41
ar 1-A car load f fresh
Cad -Fish just receive at Wase
f, rth. A liijcralredhbtion to
quantitie. , 844
a
. PAY Ul. Robert Willis, t ie People'
Shoemaker, S alorth, is i i need of oney, and h
has on his b o -s a large uumber lof accounts,
which, if pa d, would put ;his mit. at ease and
i
satisfy his c e itors, cons fluently li meet ileitis
on immedia e ay-me-nt, a ul those!: not paid I b
Fehr -retie is. my expect t visit freipi ,Toe B4ie,
the People's B
VITALIZ GAS, -11
W. J Fear, L,
into his offi a
Vitalized Ai
way prefet a
is the first c e
introduce i
in all the le' t.
and in the n
WILSON a.
dirscl- from
of French a d
decorated S
Dinner Sete 0
low. Our a o
and Lamp o
we will not
tra le. We a
, tern square T
in tl e cities
' presents, co
ridge Sets, 'i
Etaglish, Frsn
. and Plain, . q
oar stocks N h • "
840
AIR INS
D. S. has
full tipper tus for
S antesthetie.
to Nitrous Oxide
list in WeSteritOn
• combinat on, rah(ugh it is tre
ng offices the Ci 31 of Toront
ted States. 843,
YoUNG lave j et receive
makers, tie finest :assorted sthc
Ri glish inmate, alnd plain- an
to Seafoi th.
°ode equ 113
ware, Lamp
assorted. u.
house in
he new
ilthe basic)
suitableifo
U Sets, INsr
otto Cup.' ii
a, Moust ach
and examiu
837
Ii or
this 'w cjk introduee
dminists4
t is in ever
s Mr. I*
diia who
ewer.° eveij broogh
• $a and up ; other
k of -0Socke1-y, Gla
Os is large and wei
uudersold au3
ca limited iltock of
a Sets, which are et
A kr'
neon
e• d'.0
'has
tare and Retied. C
ther you bily or no
e stoak of go
Mille and Br
oak Tk,a, Seta
Gentian Ch
a
1
nridst.
NDICESOi-At o manse, M
Killop, o the 18th e., by t e Rev. Matt e
Bair Mr. Isllit
e Milldr to M s Maggio J n
.
Bender o , oul daler of . Jas.Hen er
son, all o fsickillop
THOM PS 0 - RAMSEY.-sAt the sidenee of h
bride's p rente on the 12t inst., by 14ev
John o gh, Mr. J ein Thom son, Of a in
‘Ielary nn, eld t detughte o
wbielryitet
t amsey, of 1 Gun -i.
SEA.R1 eA.TES.-( n the 18. e inst., at h
residen a of the hr de's broth -'r, Ethel, r
Andrew S ;tales, of (Prey, to iss Elizab Ii
Coates, if Elms.
LAII1D--,33 NS. --In flenfryn, ti1,e rt side- c
of t e b He's fettle , on tli 120i inst. b
Rev. r -y Bill, Mr. Joseph I :ird, of B us
sels, to iii as Eliza Burns, of I anfryn.
BABE- H l'P.-At Blyth,dia t e 13th inst.,I b
Rev, A. M Lean, Mr. John Ba to Miss Ai nit!
Shim lot Blyth.
MATHE HASTY -4iai the 611. inst., be Iev
Jas. C t•N Oil, of D iriganno, , Mr. He r3
Mat es a, of the N' e, to Mi a iary Tim
Hest f awanosh
FALLIS LIS. -On the 16th I It., by Rev. J
W. S1 i o , B. A., M j. lis, of Arran
coon y 0 Bruce, to Miss Ejfl, daughter Or
Mr. . his, Grand Bend.
BOX -H LS' BAD: -At the mil once of .,11
brid 's fa her, near. Holmese e, by Rev, J
lien (r n the 2511 ult., Mr Wm..Box,1 o
Exetir, ti Miss Haunah Maud alstead.
WALKEst-sP ARSON. A.t the e idence of th
bride's fa her, by Bv J Ke er, on the le
inst. r. Robt. Wal ea to Maria Pear
son, of th 2nd conce sion of nley.;
at
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BURKE.-In
le nrk c, ag
RUSH -In
B. Bush,
TUCK. -In C
Tuck age
HOLMES.-
Met., Se.
months.
MoGISBON.
irate, Mrs
72 y
In
v.g
.-
n, a
CROW.
aged
YOUNG.
Yoe
R01.,ST
hoist
Old Fall
;New Fall
Spring
Oat e per
Peas per
Barley p
Butter,
Butter, t
Dear hs.
epi .he lit
d 66 years. ;
ingham, o the 16
gad 75 yea 0,6 mon
anbrook, o the 10
77 years, l Month
Goderich tbwnshi
uel Holmes, aged
inst., Pataio
Inst.,
a and 13 days
inst., Ja e
nd 5 days.
on the 91
years and 11
In Godelic towns ip, on the 14t
Blieleet McGibbon aged 67 years
Med, on the 8th i st., Sohn Crew
arti
Clinton, on le 18t inst., Georg
d 23 years d 7 m ths.
n Clinton, on the 17thJ h
ed 19 yearn.,
1,
Eggs .
Flour, pe 1,0 lbs• • • . •
Pork, per lop minds...
Hay,new.
Hides, pe 100
Sheepski s as
Wool... . .. A
Salt (rata ])pe
Salt (who esal
Potatoes, per
Wood, pe con
Old Fall
New Fall
Spring W
Oats, per
Barley pe
Peas per
Butter...
Eggs
Hay per
Potatoes, per ushel New s....
'Apples pe bar el
"Weol
Hides, pe 100' /be
Pork
Cordwood
SEAFCi TH, F
ea per bushels
Wheat per lanahtl..
heat- per bushel4.
busijol
i
btis el
......
1).•
• •
lbs.. . .4, t
41.1
..........hi•••
) per barrAl
bushel NO/
. 21, 188--
00 to 1 0
70 to 10
00 to. 1 0
31 to 08
,65 to 0 7
45 to 05
14 to 01
0 16 to 01
IJ 20 to 02
2 60 to 26
/ 00 to '7 5
6 00 to '70
Ii 00 to 5,5
140th 08
018 to 02
12
10
0 55 to 0 6
00 to 4 0
'
•
at. 1.2oN, e
00 to
hes per butih 1
Theit per bushell
6 t
•eat per Itashel.1, 005 too
bushel
4300 tt oo
..4. . : . i:1 ' :: . ' . . . 162 605 ttt to bushel
bus el
r 00th
00400 t
6 tt 000
18 to
760 to
0to
21,
1884.
10
:11 2
03
05
a•
•
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LIVE POO FElL 20.—Siar
08s 0 d' ; red lvtioter,
California o. 1, 08s 05d;
No. 2, 8s d; °Mee 5s 05
5s 6a; pe s, 6s 0641; pork
'cheese, is 00d. .•
TORO TO, FED. 21. Fall
to 61.10; sr, jug, $1.O8to$1i1
to 67c; es, 72e to 7 c • b
68c; h per Cen,
butter, to 25e ; otato
00.80 to 5; eggt, p r doz.
dressed s, pee k00 lb .
$8.25, 1 .
1 SI
St 0034 Mark
17c
$0.
ho
e °Barb,
cattle coni
unchanged.
sist priIiCip
stock.
4te, ch
5-te to tcJ
ates, an4t in
are in good
at 4to pei
Calves ere
at 100 per
are, in mod
II
1'
Feb. 20e-e-Tlee a
ues gond., and
Receipts'. are fa
lly of t ortinary
d butcher's
5c, and ,lheavy
MediuMlIots se
erior et 3n to
demand "0,1ed fir
ound.1 IJambs
came end; firm,
ound, 4rtiised
rate offq and
0
8
0
2
0
7
'7
701
1
2
0
50
2
0
65
3175
g wheat,
8s 05d;
California
; barley,
78s 00d e
eat, 01130
oats, 3
ey, 60o
o1:), 380.13213.55
ts.
mend fo
rices
,but c n
o infer o
tie brit
xport it
at 4o t
.
Sb
ewllithata'
ith buy .
ght. H
ady at
to
g,
Birtlns.
Bluevale, on the 20th kilt., the
wife of Mr. Jae. Tlmnln, postma ter, of a
son.
FORSYTH:4n Bresselsj on the 9th inst., the
wife of Mr. A. Foreyth'of a son.
Olintoni on the 6i,la st„ the
wife of Mr, T. lideKentOie of a daughi4ier.
GAUNT. -In Whitechnrc on the 6th Inst,, the
wife of Afr.i Jas. G1tnnV of a on.
NEELIN.-In Seaforth, ina the 11th inst., the
wife of Mr., F. G. Neeliin, of the Sun of a son.
SMITH.- In Seaforth, oh Me 10th inst. the wife
of Mr. Job a Smith of ci son.
MoOLURE.-10 McKillop, on the Elth mita the
wife of Mr. George McClure of a so .
Sesforth, on the 4th islet., the
if
ANDWREe 11831r•.-InM. SPeijalfmorat4h,°1aon.oni3th
e4t inst., the
wife of Mr:!....__Anitews_Lf a son.
WOOD WANTED. -Ar. Thos. Il endrY,
of the Huron Foundry, Seifortli, has o hand a
number of first-class Grain Cruehers, Straw Cut-
ters, Plows and Land Rollers, all of his own
manufacture, which he will exchange f r wood. at
cash prices. 841x4
REAL ESTAT.131 FOR SA
_ es_
SAWMILL FOR SALE
with or without stock
nection. Is sit uated with
of Whitechurch station on
& Bruce Railwey. Everyt
Will be sold at a remarka
J. W. MOWBRAY, Priipri
letter to Whiteollurch P.
partner. -
- -
-For sale, a
Shingle mi
S oneand a,
E.
--
se min
in con-
alf miles
the Wellington, Grey
ling in good ondition.
ly low price.' -Apply to
,tor. at the I ill, or by
. Would a cept of a
846-10
VARM IN HULLETT R SALE.
.-l- lot 3, coneession 3, Ilsulletb, conta
acres, 90 of which are olea,l-ed, free fron
.nearly ell well ander-driii4ed and in a
of cultivation. , There is a good brick
good outbuildiitgs, a splenilid orchard
dance of water.1 1 heMaitl nd River ru
the farm. It it good for e ther -stock
Is about four miles from 8 afortb ands
Clinton, with a good gravel road- leadin
'place. For futthsr participate apply on
ises or address Seaforth r. 0. ROB
MICHAEL. _
For sale,
fling 100
stumps,
Ugh state
esidence,
nd abun-
s through
ir grain.
van from
to each
the prem -
RT Mc -
846
VARM FORSALE.-Ou ing to ill li .ailli the
-.1-, Subscribe r offers for s Ile the eaet alf of lot
34, in the 4th enncession f Flibbert, e ntaining
60 acres, nearly all cie red, ::well fe iced and
•.drained, and on which is erected a s ibstantial
brick house 4026, with kitchen and oodshed,
bard and t ft water, alio a good frame barn
56x40, with bum- house, 1 oree aid eatt e stables,
all in good n Air. Thete' is also a thriving
young orchard in full bear rig. The far . is in a
good locality-etwo and a Ilalf miles fro Dublin
and one and a hell miles 1from a goo I school.
Teires liberal -about onel-fourth dome balance
of purchase money can remain oh tuna age for 10
years if de-ired. Apply tal MESCIITO ARBUT,
on the premise , or to Tiaras KixR, A retioneer,
&a., Dublin. ._ 846
AUCTION SALES.
hot.
A UCTION SALE of -FaIrrn Stock aid Imple-
ments. -Mr. George Kirkby he» received
instructions frOM Mr 'Adam Kline, o sell by
nettle Auction,' on lot 2, oncesSimi 18, Grey, on
Weslutesdaty,1 RI arch et tit, at 1 o'cl ck p.
!sharp, the ft 1 owing *Voeiltleiblei prime rty,- viz.:
Fainu Steck.-7_. ire pair of yeeeral purp se mares,
I colt nine mon hs old by "Old I'll erprise ;"
a. cow newly c.I red,, 1 .00:w supposed to be in
pall to a there hbred bup, 1 heifer'Wo years
old, in calf to thoroughbred bull; 2 teas two
ears old, 1 ste r one yeat old, 2 heifer one year
Id, 13 Leieestbt ewes, suppose t to b in lamb;
superior rt from the flock of . -Murray,
Hardimand cdilnty 1 thoroughbred Berkshire
owasupposed lo be in pig to a tho oughbred
Gg. All are likh grade ,tock. Impl men ts.-
Me lumber Iva on, 1 p •ir1 bob -sleighs, 1 double
uggy, rearly pew 1 Huinniii g Bird mower, 1
amung hill, 1 1rang plow,11 iron bent? plow, 1
hal iron harrow ,i set *mien harrows, 1 set
double harnese, 1 horee.10e, ' trtroip sower, 1
ay rack, 1 at ek of liaha whifdette s, forks,
cythes, rakes, nd °thee articles too iumerous
o mention. T 6 hay will be sold for c ish. No
(serve as the rcprietor is leaving the place.
Terms -All su is of $5 arld under, c. au; over
that amount 10 months' credit will be given on
furdishing app ved joint notes, A d sconnt of
0 per cent,, will e all mei for cash in credit
amounts. AD M KLINE), Proprietor; GEORGE
KIRKBY, Auct sneer. 84,6-2
MONTREAL- H9USE, WkFORTH.
DUNCAN
IMMideeeMelielleYee••••1•1•11
DUNCAN,
I We have much plettenre in annopecing that eery departmient is full in this
Irehab e house with goods suitable in style or Mee to cause the most fastidious
to be eurprised how such a splendid bock of goods cap be field at such reason-
;
able prices.
•
The secret is: we buy from none but the leading Manufacturers of Great
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' Britain and the United. , States -direct -consequently, being direct importers, we
I
get all the advantages of the best hottses in the DCminion, and years of experi-
; !
t •
elute enable Us to be better able toau ply the wants of1 our customers, we are
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resolved to keep going ahead, and, if uossible thile year) to eellpse anything fiver
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yet offered to a,n, appreciative public, and while returning thanks to the in-
,
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habitants of Seaforth arid *surroundingi districts, Wou.ld solicit urchasers ! respect-
,
I
fully to be prepared to in,spect, in cobra° of a few days, goode liust got into port
1 1
1
;
ex -White Star S. S. Britanica, from:lIondon, England.
,
NEW PATTERNS SPRING TWEEDS, WORSTED COAT GS & SER.CES1
PRINTS IN LL V44RIETIEp.
Cretonnes, Printed !Sateens, Th
Grey Cottons, 37 inch I Cotton Shi
Ducke and Denims, Sheetings and
and Napkins, Ulster Melton Cloth,
Corsets -largest stock ill trade.
1
n an& of Vile& Of Print, White Cottons,
t ngs, Ameriean Cotton Tweeds, American
low Cotton!, Lace! Ciartains, Teible Linens
bber Cirenlers, Umbrellas, Gloves, Hosiery,
I I
Clothing Departml t Better Than Ever
S ring Overcoatingt, Fancy Sui higs, just come over the peen." Borges
Unde clothing, in all varieties, Shit, Collars and Cuffs. Don't be afraid to
come and inspect
ENGLISH AND AMEE1C4
Change of Business.5
SItN F THE CIRCULAR Si
SEAFORTK
ISSOL Ti OF CO -PA T H
The undersignedheteby give- noiice
that the co -partnership heretofore) exe
isting between them, tin the Town of
Seeforth, as HardWare; Merchants, un-
der the name and etyll of Wm. Robert.
.son & Co., was dissolved by =dual
consent on the 1st.. of January, 1884.
All debts due the firm are to be paid to
Reid & Wilson, who alone are au-
therized to receive and receipt accounts
due the firm of WraeRobertson rh Co.
ROBERTSON.
O. REID.
Seaforth, Jan. 1, 1884.
CARD OF HANKS
Referring to the above, we take, thie
opportunity of thanking our enetoraers
and the public generality for the liberal
patronage which we lave received. at
their hands for over 20 years, and trill
that the same pleasant relations will be
coetintred to the firm of Reid & Wilson.
Wishing you all a -happy and peosperone
New Year, we arei Yours truly,
Wu. ROBERTSON.
eaforth, Jan. 1, 1884.
TIES -;--VERY TART. NOTICE OF CO -PARTNERSHIP
Tn reference to ,the ir,hove, the u4der. -
signed give notie4 that they have this '
den entered into a co -partnership as,
Hardware Meriehents, under the name
and style of Rnip & truer); and that
.the'business of the late firm of WM.
Rebertsore 86 Co. will be carried on by
them in the Town of Seaforth, and Nye
DUNCAN & hope to be favored with the same liberal
patronage bestowed on the old firm.
w -I -107S -"Y-4D ..A2T M ?
who haele just received some of the
Mine is DUNCAN & DUNCA
Nobbrest Spring Hats yhti ever saw.
The Grocery- Depar
Is al
TAX
S ED OATS.
-u7M. REHI ii , Seedsrnen, Seaforth, has now
7 on. hand a supply of the eel( brat d Mon-
arch Otitis, for seed. The seed for theseoatsto was imported from Ohio, id they have pv
be the most prceific oat ever grown in this coun-
try. They es a white Inianch oat. erms, $2
:per bushel, paeable next October,' an if pur-
chasers retort; oats grownfromthisd to Mr.
etilrat clean as the seed theyreceive 'rem him,
1te will allow them 10 c,nts per bushe over the
regular market price at tbh time of deli cry.
846x3 WT. REHILL, Seaforth.
JAME4' 1-10 EL
TORONTO.
-SHARP &tRJG
(Formerly of ShelHotel,Setsfo
PROPRI TORS.
•
AM,
tkl)
Tins Hotel, which is eitpftted direet1j opposite
"Union Station, has recently bee re -fitted
and re -furnished tip oughoiat and is n w one of
the best and most comfortable hotels ii the city.
20' Evely possible attention paid to guests and
charges very moderate. ;
R, L. SHARP, t
r
641 MO. BRIGHAM, op.ie Ora.
ELECTION EXPENSES.
!THE following is a statament of ex -muses in-
-1- curred by Sm BICE RD J, CAR RIGHT, at
and before the election I eld for the Electoral
District of the South ,Biaing of the County of
Huron, on the 27th da' oil December, Al.D. 1883:
To J. Martin, Goderich, paid board for
man and team
M. Y. McLean, Seaforth tixpenses per
account
M. Y. McLean, Seaforth, printing and
Laidlaw Brothers,daw7tising
Lalivery !bill (posting
bills)
Alex. Cardno, rent of hall
Arthur Forbes, livery bill
$ 4 60
7 07
15 50
42 50
8 00
39 00
Total $116 57
LOFTUS 1E. DANCE1
Teem of Seafoijth, Barrister- t -Law,
Fin ficial Agent.
JAMES DICKSON, Baturiiing Officer. 846
GRAD
MASQUERADE1 CARNIVAL.
LAST OF TKE SEASON.
The Last Grand °ankles' of the Season
will be 11(3114 on the
DOMINION SKATING RINK;
FRIDAY EVERINC, FEBRUARY 9, '84
SEAFORTH 'BRASS AND
,
wil
be in attendance.
SOME ELEOANT Ci;IMIC CO TUMES
expeeted from a distance
The follo*iiig Handsome and Useful
P izes will -Se given:
Lee ZS' CRARAC^ER COSTUME.
1St prise, a Sil 'er Cake Batket.. 85 00
2nd prim, a D essing 3 50
3rd prize, a Silver Butter ish .. , ... . • 2 00
IAMB' COMIC, COSTOLIZ.
1St, a pair of Gold Bracelets. ... • . $4. 00
_2nd, a Peer -lard Case. 300
GENTS' CHARACTER COsTemE.
1st, a Gold Scarf PM 06 00
2nd, it bleerscliaum Pipe. a , • 3 50
3rd, a Gold Ring a.. 2 00
elsaiTn' come. cosroair.
1st, a Clock ' . $400
2nd, a set of Guff, Collar and Shirt Stulls 2 00
Priscs can he seen in Cclunter'e wind,w.
General admission, 15 Cents; Chil ren under
twelve years, 10 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clisck, Compe Hon at 8
o'clock. 8404
we
on 1and a well -assorted
cele rated goods, compriOi
and Water Colc* Brushqs
Peikils, Sketch Blocks
Remember hese collo
we supply tIa,em as id
anada. Pri-es fnrnis
ment of
CANi
ays well stocked With Choice' eas, C ffe si, Sugars, PRODUCE
N IN EXCHANGE. Don't11 rget
DUNCAN. & DUNCAN, SEAFORTH.
ARTISTS
ATERTAL.
Owing to tile increase
ave secured the age4
alad
1
LUNISOEN
s.s.sm
O demonic' for tli
y for Seaforth, a
ese supplies
nd have now
WINI: O. REID.
ROBERT WILSON.
Seaforth, Jan. 1, 1884.
WALTHAM WATCH
The Leading It/etch of A
.••••••-e.te•
'ma.
Great Fall in Prices.. Twenty
Cent. _Lower Titan Ever.
I
A Full Line to he had at
S
ock of Winsor 8s Newton's M. R. CO NIERS!
g Oil and Wat r Colors, Oil
Drawing Papers, Crayons,
lor Boxes, Cabinet Ware, &c.
s are the best ib. the world
as they can be got anywhere
ed on a
plicatio
at
WILSC1N'Sy
WM, CAIIIPBE
Cl
TH
GO
armn
L 84 COMPANY
Sale
of Dry Goods
WE ARE DE`It
BALAXCE 0
DS AND
MINE* TO CLEAR OUT;1
F OTTRI, WINTER DRY CANADIAN ALMANAC
NG, lik.ND WILL SELL
ES TILL THE FIRST OF
ASH BUYER •SHOULD
JEWELRY EMPORIUM.
The Largest a a cheapest (finality!
considered) stock of Jewelry, Watches,
Silver -Plated Ware and Clocks in the
county. I
Repairing in al branches of Watches,:
Clocks and Jewelry -all guaranteed to!
give satiefaction Fine Watches a
specialty. Twenty-three years' practi-
cal experience. Rings, Lookets, Chains,
Brooches, &c., manufactured on the,
shortest notice.
Look out for a tree of silverware iii
the window; it is the place, directly
opposite J. S. :Yorter's cheap oath
furniture store. *
M. R. QOUNTER,
The Leading Jeweller.
DONpNION
OFFICE AND POCKE1
DIA
RIES
FQ1?) 1884
-
'CLOTH
AT WHOLESALE Nil
MARCH. EVERY
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EMBRACE T
IS °Pi)
AMPBELL & Ca
1
FOR 1884.
;ICE, 115 CENTS.
Cr Wm PAPST
13Q0KSELLEk Bv4F0i?...TH,
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