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mprovea in.: various.
ery for putting the
hitehthitetet
3uron Notes.
rcdi, Assizes will open 11.4
E Tuesday. April 1st.
as•.u, ex -Reeve of Hallett,
et prostrated for some time
:el- Rees, of McKillop, h
ag
the farm which he recently
n the township of Itorriat
•noes, the new County Tree*.
tur<-1i iset the residence
present occupied by the
!ellen".
lin Polloekk has taken the
y occupied by Mr. Stalker -,in
d itit .ode carrying ea bust.
to veru for the future...
.longing ter D.W. rileMan
nsi
f; rm, township of Colborne,
U three lambs ou the 14t
all are thriving,
iving.
belet. McLaughlin, of GOxrie
Neff a half interest iu the;
` llifn 'count Careless ,
I.D.►w t t ielqulioun,.of Rib-
kani €tf $ 1000.
Sys slues :�r.Jixo.McMllan,
uliett, soul a two-year.old
..re for the stun of $380,,
does not pay to raise god
slake the sum of $4,000
r the 50 acre farm belong.,
a to estate, on the town line
and Stanley,but was not
did Dobson, of the township
last week on a trip through
the country suits mills, and
Ali a bargain, he may par„
E there,.
de
to Mr. Morrison who has
:of the V iugharn Baptist
for some time, has resign.
E. and preached his farewell
itunda v.
ay friendseof Dr.. Woods, of
ci has beeu seriously ill for
rill he pleased to learn that
iitg, awl hopes are enter-
le vel Root be around again
les McCaliurza, of EastWa.
a load of four feet wood to
few days ago whioh weighed
,t was weighed ou the mar=
He has a splendid team of
€lays ago while Mr. John
wife were driving from
iorse left the track coming
ch -hole, throwing therm. out.
Mrs. Essery,a collar bone,
ight she will soon recover.
ipts of the Willis church
Cliu ton, fast year amount-
',and the disbursements to:
r $9.000 have been. Billi-
e building fund for the new
is to j be erected.. next
Iastiugs, of Stanley, has
i -year-old stallion, "Black
Ir. W. C. Hays, of Earraeraa
l.. This is a splendid Cana -
hie, ie, is froth imported a+took
and _weighs 1,790 pounds.
wmnaii hats purchased 100
lex. Ingram. r't Morris, for
c the sam of S.5.810. The
.1 one and Mr. Bowman
•r •f the beet farms in the
4fr Ingram talks some of
Brussels after his sale on
lay night of last week, Mrs.
ger au iI1n se . of only a
rs, died of inflammation of
at the residence of her..
Clnff, Bayfield: concession,.
'i=ship. Her husband was
Prairie at the time<< he
i years of age, and lea es
iinclair, only son of /his
Srecieir, of Hamilton,(!pr
,derich, received wordrthat
rticle of his own on histo
accepted. by the Century
eublic atien in their famous
Ir. Sinclair is said to he a
6n• young main, with liter-
a high order.
;t, to have to announce the
a Morris,€,f Duncan Living-
and all it contained, by
ey night of last week. The
ee not at home when
place. The family
t ail safe. Mr. Living -
to be unfortunate as he
burned by lightning a few
knot, of the 12th comes-
,
towuahip, has sold lug
tee to a Mr. J. Johnstone,
t the sum of $3,200.. •Mr
sale of his stock, eta., on
az-ch.—Mr. John Sunder -
ns 40 acres on the 9th and
ane, in the same to-wnahip,
with Messrs. Lasham di
100 acre farm, on the 8th
wing a consideration for
t.
n , Wiggins, has said his
'lth cunceseion of Howick,
outb of Gerrie, to Mr.
Is, cf Bornholm, Trr-mgan
session to be given in. the
Wiggins has lived on this
t Iv 30 years, and by his
€ring that time it has been
from solid woods to its
lout state, but the gradual
of the old gentleman's
�atllyr left him withoutthe
istaaee to work it properly
to dispose of it The price
me ago Mr.. J. Golding, of
of Hay, while crossing the
ti discovered a uumbee of
it der the lame elni free
u that limnea..bout two finless z`
ich road. Looking up he
t of a hive in one of the
ratting till evening so that
it rot molest him he oboe-
: , w n Lied took f r one called
poirn'T of honey. Thebees
h Italian varirtty, and Mrs
thin, from the appear -
ti of the comb, they had-
• there for, at lettet, three-
learn
hree1eari of the death of
tee't_, yt'untieet ton €,f W.G.
tl . of Morias, neer Be s -
•k !dace last we_�k in Viet
le id fever. The BreaIa
went west :Aver a xlear
{ lt',uald fire €:gine for the
=f €'_;. a.. pf•siti€ . he was well
tee, not of lierviug hie time
<ld works. Every person
pmt was fa• :;rahly impress(
d Itis. eerie- death, at e
22 yeare, is a cause of deer
hit r any friends in tibio
EtITARY 29, 1884.
TtIE H rt
N EXPOSITOR.
\ locality., . :His body -was interred at
Winnipeg-, ander the:: direction of his
brother C -f orge,' who went to him from
;diet, Illf hois. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of the entire com-
munity.
—The following have been appointed
license inspectors, under the Dominion
Liquor Libense Act, for the eounty of
Huron: C 'ef Inspector, Henry Perkins,
Gerrie. speotors- West Huron, H.
W. Bali, oderich ; East Huron, Wm.
Ellison, inghana ; South Huron, John
Kelly, ABlyrth.
_.-T.�e i Gerrie Enterprise says that
eensi(ietehte excitement was caused in
that villa one day last week by the
rumor of ay accident to a man and team
at the railway bridge east of Gerrie, and
in a: slight -time a lame crowd were at
the serene. It seems that a man named
Tisk whe . w s considerably intoxicated
while erossi`ng -the track east of the
tank, evidently mistook it for the ninth
eine, for turning his team (which were
attached to the front "bob" of the sleigh).
sharply to the right, he drove safely
through a deep cattleguard and went
.tearing down the track abort ten min-
utes behind the afternoon train. The
team managed,%ml some miraculous way,
to cross the railway bridge known as •
to 35," without getting down between
the separated timbers and passed on-
nntil they came to the iron structure
ewer the rhlaitland, nearly a mile east of
Where they were first turned ton to the
track. Here they were not so success-
ful,for after they had advanced upon
this high bridge about 120 feet, both
horses went down between the timbets
and were unable to regain their footing.
A young man working near by gave the
alarm, and after about an hour and a
half of hard work by the crowd, the
animals were extricated from their peril-
ous position, neither one being. injured
"beyond a few setatelies.
BeowN OVER.—The smoke stack of
Mr. Smith% grid raill was blown down
last week, and considerable damage
done to it, which is causing the mill:to
he idle for few days.
opening far an active aud reliable ma-
chine agent in our village. The old
ones are leaving fast, and not forgetting
their friends. It is an old saying " There
honor among thieves," but it does not
•hold good in an cases.
gough gave en° of his popular lectures
inDixon's Hell, on Friday night- last.
The hall was crovvded, and all went
home well pleased with Ithe night's fun.
Mr. Bengoagh drew ontIour postmaster
and veterinary surgeon, ; also, " Chicory
Ward," to the entire satisfaction of the
audience. After the leeture was over
the- pictures were pu't up at auction.
Corapefition ran high and bidding was
spirited, and the picturele sold at good
figures. Our genial friend, Mr. J.
aoyees, was the auctioneer.
Sociate—The fruit social held under
the auspices of Mr. Jamiesort's choir in
Uhion church on th.e evening of Thurs-
day, 21st Met., was a decided success,
notwithstanding the bad roads and the
fact that Mr. Bengough was to deliver
his lecture the following:, evening. The
meeting was addressZd by Rev. Mr.
Musgrave and Drs. Gunn and Camp-
bell, all of whom gave very interesting
and instrudive addresses. The choir
enlivened the meeting by giving several
choice selections, and the able tawnier
in which they were rendered reflects
much credit en their leader, Mr. Jamie-
son. Preceede $30.
Heleber t.
GOOD PRICSS.—Messrsie Alexander
Hackney and Jas. B al 1 au type have_sold
a number of fat cattle at 6i and 7 cents.
fine lot ts indicated by the. prices.
GOOD WEIGHT.—Mr. John Stewart
had his two year old stallion weighed at
-Cromarty on Saturday last, 8.0 though
only very ordinary conditiou he tarn
et1 the scales at 1,750 lbs. If he thrives as
weil during the next yeah as he has done
in the past he will weigh tat ton before
he is four years chd. This animal is a
beantiful,dapple brown, with good limbs,
finely developed Ennecle, and splendidly
proportioned body.
OBITUARY.— On Saturday morning, the
23rd inst., hire. Win. Henry departed
this life after An illness of some weeks.
She wat3 thie victim of inflammation,
tat her attending physician had suc-
ceeded in checking it: so that on the •
morning she died apparently elle was
some better, until twenty minutes be-
fore her death, when she partook more
freely of nouriehment than usual, after
this she rapidly sank. She leaves four
little children and a husband, the latter
of whom is very ill ale° with inflamma-
tion, not being able to get up out Of bed.
Truly, this is a pitiful case. , Deceased
was en her fortieth 'year, and was highly
esteemed and respected, as was attested
by the large number of friends, relatives
and acquaintances that accompanied
hee to her last resting place at Roy's
CONCERT.—The concert and literary
-entertainment held at Staff& on the 15th
inst., under the auepices of the Agricul-
tural Society, was a grand success in
the literal sense of the term.' Although
the hall was not so well filled as the
affair merited, yet the seating accom-
modation was all comfortably occupied
by a very appreciative audience. The
chair was occupied by Mr. Livingstone,
banker at Mitchell, in a very happy;
unassuming and satisfactory manner -
.After giving a speech pointing out the
- importance of the agriculturist, be called
upon Miss Mulheron, of Mitoliell, for a
piece of instrumental music on the
organ. Thia lady appeared several
times. She has rieh, musical., Well -
cultured voice of good compass, and was
highly admired end applauded for the
excellent manner in which idle rendered
the persons of Dr. Campbell, Messrs.
t Carmichael and,Scott Bros. Dr. Camp-
bell gave a, short, pi thyhddress on Robert
Burns, abounding with argument and
entlausiasal. Thr,ugh, perhaps, not a'
very forcible speaker, yet he is logical
and pleasant and uses choice language.
Mr. Carmichael gave a, couple of good
Scotch sOngs 'Which were well reeeived.
The second parr of the programme was
opened by illeesna. Scott Brothers by
playing on the violin and 'organ. . Mr.
Wilson and Mise Francis, of Russeldale,
gave" Jenny aud Jamie " and were en -
chorea, thee the t Matrimonial Sweets"
with aplendid effect. Itliss Francis, al-
though scarcely out of her teens, has a
voice of considerable compass,. sweet
and melodious and of great promise.
Mr. White, of Mitchell, appeared four
Mines in a solo
"White hire a d
vccppice and, arti�
Bie rendorbd hi
and energetic
down the kions
place, sang a
were heartily tertainmeet byTether
na once in
soundi
tiletes very
eongs in Su
other giving thee
ke
pl
pa er
ra fir
etie
el en
readiuge. He ie a go
broad &doh. Be di
in hii3seittetions. Mr.
soege in a very pa,
evident consciou
detrantasorciewh
audience Omens
concerts that ev
part was brought
verse of Au 61 La
God save the Que
a
ra its
le 'ipei
10
Toatest
T Supreme
David Mills the
seat and Mr. Hie
very .reluciantlY,
°mere very ranch
days ago ICOrnmen
Moun ted Police' w
and arrested it Co
lodged them in p
—Mr. Hardy
into the Lout
fees to be p d
License Act:
carried out, and t
licenSes are fixe
double t Ose char
cial Act.
Governm tt to pa
majority n the P
at Ottaw on ity
likely lie the lett
pore -ton ill b fo
blizzerds Of the a
and Dak ta were
in Canad seem o
tail end the Ito
trio. Mr,
Loh
au-
eu-
lent
-the
aste
the
e of
ottish
ut his
bility
Mr.
sang
y' Ain
leased the
of theibest
ee in !this
a 'twee of
tigs
ex
der of
goo
Bro
sin
of S
ner.
his
ffeot
tfor
1
hr of ,C nadit have
has b en
tly hay
iss tidied and
ed o
• ProniP
I of the
nrtert ur
slatiete
th
coital
cialiG- -and
Western
o ed
rough Min
04 Wei
for the div -es of
end ; his rierlds
strife in ard to
But this e do
years the °cat
control Of lie n
Englaud, hes s lei
British hTorth At
authority for t e
liceete by tern.
Ti
that if t e app
that the i0nta
ses being taken o
tion. tbeee is o
fact that the dnt
place just %filial p
sionf.Ts may see fi
the fighting on t
seen fit to' peas, i
the Local Legisla.
rights, and to m
tac4cs, to use Mi.
knowledged on
virtually restrict
toryI fee. In vi
ought to reeogniz
that the Crooks
and right on Its
power else, to to
dal legisletion as
usu paten.
inber
n his
out.
the
be
few
fight. The
ly on
chief
gime
ed bill
Do r inion
mmr fore:
is to be
Do loinion
he PI eolvvrinlY-
and
since
inion
neer-
edge CLOVER
will lot af Clove
tncor- Seed Store,
, AUCTION SALE
On Wednesday,IMarch 5,
near the village of Walton,
and Implements. Without
the proprilet • r has Sold his fa
Auctioneer.
On Mond
Fault Steel
Holden, p
tioueer.
On Tue
noon, ou
George G
'by, Aueti9u
On Tues
eh
'berry, Au
Oa We
Coneessio
Impleme
prietor
n ear Port
Pister, Pr
Auctiouee
Oa Thur
• ncesaio
sharp, Un
Steck au
Alexande
On Fri
Oeseiron 8,
Farm St
Auctionee
On Fri
noon, sha
Hallett,
• Melifi
Auctionee
On Wed
o'clock, n
• PeBri
•
a
11(
a
Dotht it.
positoe, no
ritY'ofl the
publishes t
John, Mac
eekingl. toe
that her sev
merit has h
nd that a
Privy Cou
decided t
nt ie, rand
ca Act the
larly cops Hilted
know mote, too,
:be for lieeniles are
he MeCarth Act,
s the
seued
1
Par- SEED
Oats and B rl
tides Caliorvireel. wattneda t,
and S aore, Sento
a
0
eBdaY SEED,
esota Clover and
1We Barley will
the Butter Stor
seed on ban
and Seed St
Ortald the (3 -olden
d full number of
ten, Plows
oil of Pey U
at the Shoemaker, S
tierce ithoh if pa
r the has nn his b
1
e for a license
mment to
on immedia
the People's
VITALIZ
into his offi
Vitalized Ai
Government can Wins()
egislation has , we will not
defense its ittelzsecreuiatir: T
18, Grey,
arm Stoek
reserve, ari
m. Adam
e Kirkby,
oprietur Jame Coke, Ade.
ay, Marc 4, a 12 o'cloek
it 28, C noessi 12, Mo-
n _Stook; and I pletoents,
y, Proprietor ; orge Kirk
Stock and ft plements
oneer.
Itt
esda,y, arch 5 on Lot 8.
13, Grey, Farm lock rtill
30 Litke Road aBt, Haiti,
c. Pete
lake, Fa
prietor;
day, MS
served Sale of '
ctioneer
nitare
E.
oh 2
ropr
and haple
oprietbr Al 4.
on Lot 3,
en Stock and X
•
, tea Lei
ckersmit
tare
a, Far
Auctione r.
ID
rra, Farm
00
!Stk. 11;,
Dalget y,
cession 3,
lemon s,
ciession
Stock a
kopriet
908111
id Timothy
orth. 0.
Is.el,aeydr:Eribt
or seed ; also pri
ED. -17 ,
othy see seed
nd for sale nt the
Angus en
old et Will.
LAW &FAT
s.—A.
rose to
e vat id
NTED.
Land
hich h
Robe
aforth,
would
itors,
aymen
my exp
L.
11
th
wer they
bands to h
he issue o
of tilts, th
i they do -no
ot maybes
respect for rovin-
sed to 'Do
ohibi
ttade
uetice
fit the
pa ot
Sus It
paper of 4heru
in te rest Me -at
ina Southern
reFe red to by r
wa, in Northern
settlemee t, it 11,1eif.
Rife, 8,1presper TIP
surely I Must ay
our adopted. c un
ers of year xr
were_ a disco te
from Mr.iRife is
little of Dakotte
more than sixlmill.
his arrival until le
a refati of capital
sayrso too, and T
a man een't do
capital. Twill n
to Sae, it is not n
with smell mean
:long into hermit,
a man from dein
land for settling
such a vast arao
farming es sortie
if you cite 'do imo
aii it is the wage
but that will 800
as. wages, must 0
gets more settle
sake the country
Vow, I know of
eireurn stances.
it would be a
them. He 'says
the bush is good en
bat we can bay it
load, and. enough
to come. l -The
ra n of many mi.
goes to Michig
a.kota, Feb. 8th 18841
hat I read i Our
18th. ti It t le to
a wait the lace
Yid Rife, bu hen
a mistake n he
kota and 1"n our
or the man read; i
e Might th nit well
. people. think
nt he think very
should jud . et the
Rife was never
one Sheldo from
aperture. e says
yet to lear where
so recaleit ant as
• here, but Man
d not rush head -
what is to it revent
11 when he :eta the
f "wealth" to etart
le represe t, i and
the work y utself,
t eats the ptofit,
down her as it
He says eiha,d
ey had the rot ear] S.
ere be such I think
olent act t. devise
e might ge rid of
refers the b sh for
the acre or by the
eat for a lo g time
saying is " many
" While Ir, Rife
there are ots of
here.
aidge Sets,
,Begaisht Fr
and Plain,
our etook,
a
bed see
ar of see
arrive. T1
2
r.
.1c. wale
844
(red Peas
rat Natio
extra choict
values i
tis, Flax in
Str's Seed
rth. 846
titMat
the ke
e peas mi.
rely free fr
•
1
11
s. Hendi.y
•
Straw gut
for wood a
ut his in t at ease an
ns quently b, must inSis
et visit fr Joe Brine
AIR INSTEAD 4
s an an- stiletto.
to Nitrousi Oxide
tist in Western On
,.• combirtatiien,lalth
ng oft* hi the q
ted States.:1 843 1
makers, the finest
English Chinaware
$1 and up 'i other
k of Crockery, Gla
ds is large id we 1
it
usidersold by an
rising Milk and Br
li and German, OH
tare and Rqurd. Oa
.ther you btty or not.
SEAFGRTH, Fe
Old. Fall W1 t per bush' 1
New Fall sA h at per
Flour, per 0 lbs
Pork, per 1 0 minds
Salt (retail) p r barrel.,
Wood, per or
introdup
dministerie
in ever
lir) who h
h ft is tt
of Toro t
sorted st
to Seafo,
beds equ 11
-ere, Larnp
house in th
be new iTat
the fashio
suitable fo
a, Mous( Bich
and exaMin
837
0
0 70 to 1-0
1 25
0 55 to 0
b. 28,483C
0 60 to
Oats, per b hs• ',ae• t1
Eggs
Peas per b s•el
0 20 to 2
Potatoes, er buahel New., 0 00402 -ttto 20 (00
Apples per a rel
Hides, per • 0 lbs
Pork
2
5
; LIVER
08s 02
Californi
5s 6d e
cheese, 7
TORON
to 38c; p
butter,
dressed
0
ti
JACKSON
wife o
, the lad
wife o
ix if o
LOUNSB
the •wi
MX LLEP..
wife o
wife o
PICKET
wife
0
8
red winte
CrOd ; oats, 5s
per ton, S6.01
to 25c ; petit
gs, per ;100 lb
• Births.
In Morris,,1 on the
r. Peter Jarson of a
Egst Waw troth, on
0 18 to Q
6 00 to 7
8 26 to 4
Califor
6o $13
aon
.—In Exeter, on th t 18th e
RY.—In Seaforth, on the 16th ilia;
n Wroxeter, on the 22eld inst.
—• In Hullett, on the 26th inet. t
In • Hullette on the. 19th instl,
...r. Geo. Piekett of ti qa.ughters
0
0
0
FROU: THE :1st
Of Receipts an Expenciitures of
ownship of uckersnailth,
I' FEBRUARY, 1883, TO THE 31st OF JANUARY, 1d84
A. Forsyth, ipound•keei er's sale....
Bank of Commerce, no tbscounted,
81,630, less 814.76, di caunt,.
A. M, Ross, Cottnty Tre starer, boun-
dary line tipproptieth
Treasurer of Stanley, b lance due ou
13 60
. boundary line amount ,
Samuel Carnoehan, eon tor, county
3,637 23
Samuel Carnoehan, township rate.:. 3,1-03 32
S. Carnochan, general school rate, ... 8,602 15
Oarnocbau, Union Schbol Section
102 74
S.NCoar.nio'cMhal,illeailway te ,884 20
Dog tax. 8482 0000
Commutation of statut liabor
SOHO° FUND18,906 Q0
Balance on hand from 1 audit. $R70 62
Interest on investments 1,269 47
$2,140 09
eve By paid for roads and bridg4s......
26 00 I3y paid Bank of Corammice note
163 88 disoonnted
31 30 Charity
Public Schools
• 986" 24 Union School No. 1, McKill
Salaries
180 71 Railwa,y rate,
RAILWAY lid ACCOUNT.
Balance from ia.et audit
Interest on investments. .1.
Special rate for 1883 .
ASS
Asses13ed value of the t
Balance iu ha d on tow
Balance on ha d
•
School Fun
Tucker mith,
8299 84
215 00
884 20
$1,398 64
nship 82,205,270 00
8 I. .14'1e.e.1 17,968053 0090
121 61
708 64
BalancO
boar
1,004 00
18i 49
29 00
102 74
652 00
884 20
pi 54
SCHOOL FUND.
Treasurer of publici school
$1,190 00
y pai Treasurer of Union
No: 1, McKillop. 4 00
alone on hand 90 01
RAILWAY Ii'UND. Al 09
pai interest on coupons Jane
3113'13ce°Pmtahliier 80th
interest on coupon to De -
Balance on hand
School
804
79
5
LIABILITTRS.
Railway . $10,00 0
Debentures London, Huron 86, Brace
the 'T easurer's Welts, examined- seeurities held bn Railway Etnii
Acco nt, compared vouchers, an
G. E. CRESSWELL,1
L Auditor's.
RI HARD HICKSi
found everythhati correct.
ebruary 12th, 1884.
McLAREN—
the reside
-X. Thorns
Tnckersm
Chambers
Robt. Pei
Mar lages.
OUGAL the 25th inst., at
ee of the lifide'rit father, by Rev. R.
FITZGE ALD.—Tn Hibbert, `on
to Miss 9. A. Fitzgerald, both of
L—At till manse Brneefield, by
Thomson on the '27th Meta Mr.
•
DEWIA R. -1n Seaforth on the 26th inst., Archl
McKENZIE. In ListoW4 at the residence of A.
aaughter of Mr. A McKenzie, of Wroxeter,
aged 20 years, 2 mo t and 29 days.
OHE —In Ushorne, o he 17th lent. Edward
Jiuhn son of Mr. Vm. Olio, aged 8 months
•
and 3 wee s,
PER trUSON.-1--On the 15th inst., iefent son of
tames and Malian elignson, Asbfield.
Months Mad 19 day -. I
Goder c4 township, Base Line,
Jonathan Marten, aged 57 years.
HISLOP.—In Turnberi y,lon the 23rd butt., Annie
aged 13 years, 10 allolths and 23 days.
IMP RTA
T NOTICES.
aast,PRING SE D —The undersigned has ou hand
able for seed,1 also A lister Oats, warranted
clean and free from f eeeds. This s •ed Was
grown on the Gold M .d 11 Farm, Tuelter-mith.
Apply tv, JAMES DI' N, Tucktrsmith. 847-8
USIC BOOKS LOST1—Lost, on the evening
T erotic rant,. t Mutes Tlin finder will oblige
by leaving the „eine w th the undereigeed at E.
Dittriet of Si
undersig. ed
pr) leation
$20 piliEtidWf
tbe detection
persons who,
poisoned two
1th Hurt
Mil Apri
WM. B
7-4
will be iceeived by the
11st, Tanis sent on
RD.—The I abr ye reward wilt be
r such iikfermation as will lead to
n or pliant. the 20th of February,
THE EGM NDYTI, MANSE.—Tenders will
Match 14th, r the err ction 'el the Egmondville
Manse. 0 he building is to be' of I ri, k, and ten -
the Inati#14 rk and last, deg, and carpenter
work and pa Ming, teparatel. Tie lowe-t or
wise! satisfae ery. Plana and. f-perifictitiOrts (ran
be seen at th reaidence of Mr. D Clark, Egmot
Tend( II to be adcfreseed to thetnnderaigrf-
ed,Egracridv Ile P. 0. ,101-1/1 BANNAHi 847-2
FARM IN
acre§ are cleft
on the mall
bank bait), a
Ian?, is well
good state ot
good and m
young beori
Thele are 20
and three mil
1 axing to ea
t the prop
e east alf of Lot 9, in the 10th
ontitining 160 acres, of which 83
) ed on the large, and 35 mires on
farm. There is a good frame house,
need, w lliunder-drained, and in -a
cult ivati in The timber land is all
stly har wood. There is a good
g oreba d and plenty of water.
ores of all wheat sown. The two
mg and Will be sold together or
t is wi in [riven miles of aeaforth
s of Kip eh, with geod gravel roada
h place. Apply on the preiniees or
This is one of the 1
.published erica.
011110111( AND
A,NECD TE;
WIT Art'or 11
In fact, tber
reading in i
every month
advance. A
Ont.
will me
Terms
exits Wm
TI
DIXON HO
r anti best story papers
lit is f011 of
0011,
be a Fingle line of dull
shpd the 1st, and 15th of
: ne dollar per ant um in
AO ever where. Samples
DOPAINION
OF ICE AND
DIARIES
CANADIAN ALMANAC
FOR 1884.
ICE, 15 CENT$.
We' PAPSTo,
Gre
N SALE
One bine • mare,
of Samuel Peavey.
amount of 8. 6. eue
WILL
litiE
-Appliratio is will
Office, Seafpith,
10th, euxt,!fo• the
Must be Etrittl,
light picividild. App
Seaforth Feloruary 2
The above w 11 be sow on
30 er, ft r boartt to the
Dixo n.
R WANTED:
be received at the Clerk'e
till ouday, ;March
itria.ieu or Eegietet for the
LTHAM WATCH
t Fall in Prices Twenty
Cent. Lower Then Ever.
A Full Line to be had at
COUNTE
JEWELRY EMPORIUM.
Th Largest and Cheapest -(quieli y
cosi ered) stock of Jewelry, Waten i3,_
S lve Plated Ware and Clocks in t
0 tine aR Y'iring in all branches of Wat 66,
CPC' s and Jewelry—all gnarante to
dye satisfaction.- Fine Watch s a
specialty. Twenty-three years' p °R-
eal e perience. Rings, Lockets, Oh ids,
i Brae hes, &c., manufactured on the
1 shor est notice.
oppo ite j. S. Porter's cheap 0a h
so be Itouneekeei, cr. n. d
Council may (Wed.
tbtir. Flee house, fuel and
icaluts may state salary
I LAX ELLIOTT, Cltrk.
M. R. COUNTER
The Leading jewelller.
NEW GOLDEN i
B ARDLESS
Th' variety of Barley. wail; imported fro Eng-
land few years ago, and A is now I ffert d to he
with •trong stiff - straw and, large cunpaet lea s ;
the head quite beattllees. In fev,.rable s as ns
the y eld is often as high as '70 bushe•s pa a re,
busa 1 • 75e per peek; also a gnat tity Of R 'INN .'S
-.NEW IMPROVED ti1X-1.1)WEN SABLEy, the beet ix-
Wheet het. from mite. and f, ul seeds, 81 0 ter
thee /ler bushel 81, ha f bushel 6)Ie ; line bags
Seed imported fioni Kat sett:, -roc per ipound.
CO RT SHERWOOD FOREST, 0(65,, of the
. 0. F., mints every alternate Mo aay
thriA Oddiellows Hall, at 1:30 P. M. is.ting
b ren cordially invited. 3. FINCII4 Secre-
tary
NEW SPR
NG GOODS
A 3. McLOUGHLIN'S
make row -115 a. still offer ng the
balance of Winter Goods at greatly re -
duced prices. For good bargains now
the
irne,, All invited.
PRODUCE TAKEN Ai4 CASH.
J. McLOUGHLIN, Whitney's Block, Seaforth.
ARTISTS' MATTIRIAL.
wing to the increased demand for thoe -Supplies,
on hand a well -assorted stock of Winsor Newton's
celebiated goods, -comprisI!ing Oil Water -C•olorS, Oil
Penc ls, ketch Blocks, •Oolor Bo*es, Cabinet Warej Sze.
•
emember these coldrs are the best in the world,
and .'kire supply diem as low as they can be got anywhere
Calnada. Prices inrnislied on application at
LUMSDEN & WILSON S,
WM, GArtir ELL COMPANYe
Clearing Sale of Dry Goods.
WE ARE DETERMINED TO CLEAR OUT
BALANCE OF OTTR WINTER DRY
GOODS AND CLOTHING, AND WILL SELL
AT WHOLESALE PRICES TILL THE Frizsi OF
IVIA CH. EVERY CASH BUYER SHOULD
EIVORACE THIS OP1ORTUNITY$
sp4.
JANUARY.
1.884.
U1LDERS3 FARMERS & MECHANICS
OOKING AND HEATING sToyEs.
COPPER ANb SHEET IRON WARES.
MRS. 0OHN KIDD'S
Cheap
and Stove House; Seafo