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EPEcEmBER ,
Morris.
LOCALITIES.—MT. E. Bosman has
recentyl purchesed 50 acres of bush pro-
perty from Mr. Caseinere, giving there-
for in the neighborhood of $500. -Mr. J.
Lake has rented the farm of his brother,
on the 2n1 concession, more eommonly
known: ae Elliott's farm, at an annual
rental of $250.e -Rev. D. C. Glappison,
of BrUssels, delivered a missionary ser-
mon. -at Browntewn last Sunday after-
noon, to a very large and attentive
audience.
FOILED BY A .WOMAN.—About mid-
night on. Thuesday of last week, Mrs. T.
Walker, widow, was aroused from sleep
by a rapping:noise at one of the wine
clows in an adjacent room', and proceed-
ing thence saw two ymmg:men stending
onteide, and who suede immediate en-
quiry if her eldest sons were at home,
and said they called. to go :with them to
the dance. Mrs. Walker, having no
"guspicion of the cowardly burglars,
, answered in the negative. It so hap-
pened that all her family Were away
with the -exception of one _little boy and
hid. They then appeared quite satis-
fied and apparently left, undoubtedly
thinking Mrs. Walker would again retire
to her room, but this she fortunately did
not do, and was about lookine through
the window when she heard Sem com-
ing toward the kitchen door, and she
• }tastily attempted to lock it, hitt was
enable to do so before they pushed it
open. She immediately ran • into the
next romfe they pursuing after her, but
she menet-eel with much difficailty to
lock the Lor and keep the villains back.
She also had her little boy in the room
with her, Finding they were defeated
iraide-even by a woman -they evident-
ly expected to make their entrance
through her window, but as they were
going round towards it they saw that
the little boy had been let out of the
window and was running to some of the
near neighbors for assistance. They
• then, no doubt, knowing what was best
for themselves, left with light purses,
but their hearts as black as darkest mid-
night. There are three statements which
are decidedly unquestionable regarding
these burglars: 1st, they live (not one
hundred miles from Brussels; 2nd, they
are thoroughly acquainted with the
• neighborhood of southern Morris; 3rd,
their deeds will find them out. Query :
-Who is it that has not purchased a
revolver lately and made every prepara-
tion for the reception of those nocturnal
callers.
Gthla012.
CUSTOMS.—Mr. Armstrong, the cour-
teasel and obliging collector of customs
at this place, has returned from Dundas,
where he had charge of that post lately.
.11is many friends will be glad to see
Min again resuming his duties here.
&mtg.:D.-Mr. D. Cantelon shipped
five car loads of apples to Winnipeg last
week.
BANQUET. --OR Thursday evening of
last week a meeting of the Conservatives
as held at the Commercial hotel for the
sepurpose of making- arrangements •for
delegates to the coming banquet- to -Sir
John on the 17th and 1Sth, Mr. E. Cor-
• bat, President, occupied the chair, and
Mr. W. H. Cooper, acted as Secretary.
An appropriate address to Sir John wee
submitted by Mr. R. M. Racey, which
as adapted by the Association and
signed. by E. Corbett, President Of the
Clinton Liberal Conservative g Aesoci-
atioa; W. H. Cooper, Secretary; R. M.
Racey, President of the West Huron
Liberal Conservative Association ; Dr.
Dowsley, D. Cantelon, Thomas Cooper,
T. C. Doherty, A. M. Todd and several
others.
BRIEFS.—Mr; Warren Callender, has
just returned from. the Northwest, after'
a three years' SOiOlarD there. He likes
• the country very well. Wheat was sell-
ing at from 40 to 50 cents a bushel when
he eft there a few days ago. Wood is
cheaper this year than it has been for a
number of years. --A pleasant and pro-
s fitable social was held at Mr. Thomas
Fates residence laet Thursday evening,in
aid of upholstering the new Presbyterian
churcle-The regular meeting of the
town council was held last :Alonclay
night.
suMMONENIaMONIIIMMINIONI
_
Wroxeter.
MARE:FN.—Wheat, 67c. to 70c.; peas,
51c. to 55c.; -barley, 4Se. to 52c.; -oats,
27c.; pork, $5.00 to ts:5.50 ; lard, 12te.;
batter, ISc.; 'eggs, 1Sc.; tallow, 7:
SUDDEN DEATIL—Last Tuesdayl-even-
mg about eleven o'clock, while sitting in
his chair beside the 'fire, Mr. James
Ferguson, of this place, saddeely threw
back his head and in a few moments was
quite dead. The deceased had for some
years back been eubject to heart -disease,
and it was a sadden attack of the old
trouble, which came on hitsewith such -a,
sad result. He leaves a wife and child,
who have the srupathy of the entire
.coramunity in their sore bereayement.
SOCIALS. ---A 'social in cetrusr-stion with
the Presbyterian church ttas held at the
residence of Mr. Thos. Gibson, on Thurs-
day evening, November 27th. The
house was more than well filled, and the
es -ening passed away pimisantly to all
there. -On the following Menday even-
ing a social was held for the children in
the hall. The youngsters, seemed to
enjoy themselves as thoroughly as their
• parents did at the former social. The
•. result of both financially was very grati-
fying.
essemesamearsamesse
Chisel:thirst.
A SUCCESSFUL TEA MEETING. -A suc-
cessful tea meeting was held in the Pres-
byterian church, Chiselluirst, on Tuesday
evening of last week.. Notwithstanding
stormy weather and unfavorable roads
the attendance was so large thatbenches
were required to supplement the sitting
accommodation of the church. After
partaking, in the Grange room, of the
bountiful tea prepared by theladies of
the congregation, repaired to the
church, and the chair being taken by the
pastor, Rev. it. Y. Thomson, the more
intellectual part of the programme com-
menced. Able and interesting addresses
were delivered by Rev. Messrs. T. G.
Thomson, Brucefield ; J. H. Dyke, Hen-
sall C. Pletcher, Thames Road • W.
Torrance, Hensan, aud W. Martin;Exe-
ter. The speaking throughout was
characterized by thought and vigor, well
sprinkled with a genial humor. Choice
Mtge was furnished by the Rodgerville
choir, which turned, out for the occasion
in unprecedented numbers. At the close
of the proceedings a beautiful, large
story cake was presented to the pastor's
wife by Mrs. Alexander, one of the ladies
of the congregation.
-The diamond ring which was lost by
a citizen of Guelph whilst travelling on
the evening train from London on the
17th 'lest., has been found and -return&
to the owner. It was found on the, trac
between St: Marys and St. Pauls,
Miss Bella Westman, and returnedte
the owner, who paid over the $15 reward..
The ring was valued at $150.
Manitoba and Northwest
Notes. .
-.The weather at Battleford, on the
14t1 Nee -ember, Was still wenn midi'
pleasant. ,
-His Honor the Lieuteriant-Governo
and Mrs. Dewdney entertairied to dirmet
at Government Rouse, Regina on Thursi
day last: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. enson,
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Marsh, M ss Sib?
held, Messrs. R.. G. R. Eden, H. Le-;
Jeune, C. Lethbridge, F. H. Pa Yet an
Thos. Smith.
-Twenty-five horses arrived at Rei
gina fram the West the other day fat
the Northwest Mounted Poli A,
they are yomig bronchos, *hi h ha.v
scarcely been handled, they will e firsti
rate practice for the recruits at he bait'
racks, of which they have a goo( few
present. Some good sport may be an4
tikipated from the combination f fres
men and fresh horses. 11
Perth Items. ;
,
Wild cats have been 'Committing
havoc among the sheep arettm Trowe
bridge. i
-The Mitchell banking comp tny are
now in e position to pay 40 per sent. on,
theit indebtedness.
-The services of Mr. Keern, n. have
been engaged as principal of Tro bridg
public school, at a salary of $4
-Miss Mabel Davis, datiOhter of Alri
J. E. Davis, of the Mitchell A(vocatei
has been engaged as teacher in -le Alit
chell public scriool.
--At 'a quilting, bee recently. ield
the house of Mr. Kreater, Rost eke the
aggregate weight of five of he .faht
maidens present was S02 poundt. •
-Mr, Harris, cheesemaker, h s been.
re-enga,ged for the Dominion ch ese fac
tory at At)vood, salary increa ed
twenty-five dollars. ,
s --Mr. Donald McIntyre ha.s .old hid
brick cottage and lot in th Nortl
Ward, 'Mitchell, • to Mr, J. G. Jones
hardware merchant, for $1,200 c' sh.
-Res. Hittite. and Cisessl y, th
evangelists, who have 'Icieen can luctin
special tetvices in the various c rurche
in Stretford for the past fe weeks
have gone to Guelph.
-We are sorry to learn that A r. Jas.'
Robb, of the Stratford Rerald, is still
confined to his room by sickn as, and
that his advancement towards h alth
very slow and uncertain.
• -Mr. W. Bouk, of Rostock, the othet
day brought do-wu a wild cat hom th
top of a tall pine. The ball pea ante(
the brain, and, travelling al ng the
spine, emerged somewhere near the fag
end thereof.
-Aaron Ross, son of Mr. Award
Ress, of Fullerton, and a res dent of
Comber Essex county, tVas str ck and
instantly killed by a passing tra n whi14
crossing the railway track at St. hothat
an the 25th ult.
'1
! •
-The Argus • says : ,Rel. Ati , Turn
hull is growing • in pO1ThL.Tit37 -% tith his
people in the First Peesby , titan church
.St. Alerys. He is a foreible tpealser
and has the courage of his con ctions
The congregation is to be congee tulat&
on having such a minister, aed it is to b'
I
hoped that : his .• pastorate. will be both
, happy atid prosperous.
-AS Mrs. Wright, wife. of ev. P
Wright, of Stratford, and her t vo chill
dren were going to church on Sunda
morning, 23rd nit., the high we d blet -
the standing wall of an old hous . dowi
on them as they were passing. Vith at
almost super-lnunah eftort Mrs. Wt.:itch
lifted the .N0.11 off her -childre 1 whei
they -managed to &awl. out T le little
girl, -Was only, .slightly bruised id biet
little the worse, except the sever shook,
but the boy at latest accounts A ?a,s still
unable to leave his bed or even move a
limb. - •
---Some two weeks ago John th ltsmant
of Shakespeare, was committed to .tht,
county gaol at Stratford by tw. Nortl ,
Easthope magistrates as a .va,gr- rteetne
when he -was 'brought to the gao was se
ill - that he could net walk alo le. He
contracted rheumatism inear y life
which . resulted in heart disea e, from
-which lie died at miduight on uesday
following his incarceration. An inquest
was held on the remains, and a verdict
rendered that deceased MHO to h s• depth
from disease of the heart. The Bea,can
comments severely on the pitetice Of
sending unfortunates, whose on y crithe
is age and poverty, to breathe a it their
last gasp 011 a .pallet of straw a id in a
felon's cell,. Sermons couldbe writtee
on this subject. ., -
-Mr. Alex. Wiight, of Stratf yrd,whe
was for many years chief engin er of 4
large sugar plarrAttion M Cuba b 411-
ing the past two lean been exp - rime' t't
ing extensively in the growth f ca le
and manufactureti
of sugar in he. county
of Essex. Some SO acres of orgh • re
were geown by Mr. Wright him elf and
farmers in the neighborhood, fro n whi h
about 7,000 gallons of syruptevei mos e,''
besides coitsiderable sugar of e cefl ent
quality. ...The factory is on an e -.-tei sive
scale and fitted Up me the most modern
principles similar to thdse innse in
Cube. - As far as growing c• rie and
making sugar is concerned, Mee Wright
has no doubt whatever as to the perfect
success of his experiments. Wh. ther
the present andi.prospective lot% • pei
of sugars it will prove profitable finan
ally, remains ta be seene .
Births.
REEVES. -In Clinton, -on the 2nd inst.,
of Mr. C. J. Reeves of a daughter.
COOPER. -In Clinton on the ard inst.,
of Mr.'Wm. Cooper of a son.
MOONEY.-In Morris-, on the th ult.,
Mr. 'lents- Mooney of a son.1
BACKER. -In Brussels, on the 911st ult
Mr. Geo. Backer of a son. !!-'
McCURDY.-In Usborne, on thee22nd
wife of Mr a Archibald MeClurdy,
daughter.
HUSTON.-At Centralia, on th7c24t1
wife of Mr. Henry Huston of on.
,
Marriages.
at
the wife
I •
tbe Wife
e witesof
, the NO fip
inSt., the
jr„ of 4.
um., 64,,
• ANDERSON -YOUNG. -At the -eside ce of the
bride's mother, Auburn, on he 26t ult., lar
Rev. J. Pritchard, Mr. Tho. An erson, of
East Wawanosh, to Miss ella oung,
Auburn.
Deaths.
tt's"
JACKSON. -At the Nile, on the 24t ult., the
beloved wife of Mr. J. W. Jackso , aged 441
years.
NICHOLSON.-On the 21st ult., the youngest
daughter of Mr. Robert Nieholso ef Ha,
aged 14 months.
ETT:Ya-At his residence, let 21, con eggios
- tullarton, on the 24th ult., Wm Etty, jr,,
aged 31 years and 10 months. I•
HINGSTON.-In Morris, on the 6th!•ulta
Louisa, youngest daughter of M . Richard
•Hingstan. aged 2 years and 6 mont s. 1 ;
DIJNOAN.-In.Clinton,on the 2nd ins ., Andre*/
Duncan, aged 24 years and 7 mont e.
SALES.
THE HUR
On Monday, Dace tber 8, at e'clock
p. in , sharp, cn Lot 5, Conce sitn 10,
Tuc ersmiti, IFarm Stock. .A le tender
Mcl innon, prtpiiet r ; James le, auc-
tion er.
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it
' Tuesday, December 1
k p. in., sharp, on Lot 31
10, McKil op, Ftsrm Stock
p1enents. W. M. Forbes, pr
Alex. Delgaty, auctioneer.
' 01 Monday, December 15, at
p. m, , sharp, n Lot 5, Cons
Farm Sto k Implem
Edg r Dexter, jrop ietor ; Char
'ilto , auction*.
'
04 Saturday i Dee mber 20, at
p. ni. atthe Conine •cial Hotel,
aeres of land It Alma, to%
Hullett. Sidney A, orton, prop
P. Brine, auctireei .
r
• Local
°tees.
' at 1
Clonces-
a !id Im-
Teietor ;
1 'o'clock
es ion 9,
Stc.
es Ham -
2 'clock
le forth,
ns tip of
it .to, J.
Entteen Cetit is re -pared t 1
quantity of GoOd Fall I utter in 11
Crocks or Tubs. Also- amb and • h
Furs and Peltries, foin h s date. Se
Umber 22, 1884. 877
CUTTERS.—The
-hand a stock of Good, s ubstan ial a
„Putt •s, which wi I be ,o1 I -at prices
times Any persdn wa it ng a good,
ter el ould examine our s k before .
elsewhere. Preati AN O., Main S
forth - 885 ,
dersi ned
rn
iy any
,
pskins,
e See-
ve on
Stylish
ant the
ap cut -
chasing
t, Sea -
N pe ns indeb •to C.
Cartwright, Denti4, w o has sold ou ri•s- busi-
-floss in Sdaforth t4 W. 'ear; will pi a, e call at
4. M. Bess's' .,a -v• ( ce, opposite t e Com.-
Imercial Hotel, wi h v1 oil all Mr. 0 r wright's
book- debts have bcer left for coil t and
,spttle their accom ts. • 5-2
1 FINNAN HA] DIE atd Yarmat ti Bloat
-
Ors: at the Centre, GI et er. . L.tImAw Run.,
Seaforth. 886
•7'-akItitSINC4 A -TS sasrforonvE. J. W.
-Bengough, Editor of G ij, Canada's Cr at Car-
toonist, will delir r on • his Popular ..,ecteres,
-Illustrated by Cartoo s in Cardno's 1a11, or!
.FridaV, 'Deeembes 5, 1 84. Tito -MAN II tot INS, Sec-
retary Committed '86-9 , '
BOY your - Cbr stelae Fruits at the
:Central:Grocery, wher you are always .sure to
• •
oess in sale ma ket. latineaw & Fatatasy,
Seaforth. 886
WILSON & impertation
of China, Goods nd te orated Stor e rare has
'arrived. at Poit1aiii ON: S .eamstlif) . Pe u an,-and'
will be h re next mit ook out for, b nothing
fine. 886 • J.
- NEW Figs, fine i la aga-Graps, choice
Table Raisins, fresh P el, pure stile s nd Extracts at the Cent •al G •oc ery. & FAIR -
uv, Seaforth. 886-e -
CHEAP Tee. -e -A lather lot of 1 same
.brand of fine flaws -eo t ricolored Japan a, 5lbs.
for 81; also an ex ra fi le one, 3 lbs. fo $1. A
full assortment of chei. :6 ew Fruits .nc Christ -
mea Groceries rec 'iv a a Wittier; & Y u G'S, 886
NEW Season Te s ave arriv d et the
Central Grocery, nd no in price fr in 95 cents
to 75 cents per po ind. Sugars, -a larg oar and
prices lower than me s LAMLAw ' 1Amey,
Seaforth. 886-2
• SELF Raising Li ekwlieatFlo r White
:Wheat; White Oats, V lite Barley and• tulated
••
• Wheat'at the .Central Cro 'cry. LAIeL &
LEY, Seaforth. 886-2
To THE LADIE. MISS BOSS\ "Fl L, late
of London, has openecl a tress and -.N, azt le -Mak -
m
ina Establishenr t ti e rooms in 1 ',hitney's
lack, over 1Vade's .h tograph Ole • .Ma,iii
Street, Seaforth, and i p epared to -x
orders entrusted .0() r. Having had e
in some of the bag s a d best tits
merits, she feels con en , in guaxant
faction. A trial soli •i ed 885-3
THE St. Mary ' aurnal" k n
Carriage 3 a i
guS!' say: The StSM y's
ing Company not ha- -Mos old the wh
ishares, or had hill ns from th
have decreed it advi, able o. postpone
of pretits, amountin o 8 06,000, till ,
December 31d, -1884 whe i the same ill
:ly take place. • Sher- -s ar • $2 each,
secured from H. 1-nrre, Se
Marys, Ont.. 883x.
THE
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re
KETS.
'Fall Wheat per bush
Spring Wheat per b s
Oats per bushel.. .
Peas per bushel.. , ..
Barley per bushel ...
'Butt r, No. 1, loose..
Butt tub -
Eggs •
Flour, per 100 lbs...
Pork; per 100 lbs.
Hay Per ton
Hides per 100 lbs., .
-Sheepskins each.
Wool'
Salt (retail) per ban -
Salt (wholesale) per
Potatoes per bushela
Wood per cord
A rORTii, De
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.4.
...
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.....
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erre
•
0
0
5
7
5
0
',INTO'S, De(
Fa1111Vheat per brash I... .. , . $0'.58
Spring 'Wheat peribt elle! ... .... 0 18
' Oats ler lifishel .. I. .. - .... ...... 0 •
Bade per bushelt ...,.. .. 0 •
Peas , Ier bushel.. I... ...... 0
ButtEr '• - o
Eggs 0
Hay cr ton • :I 7
0 0
Potatoes per bushel.
1
Appl s per barrel ; • 9
Wool 1- • . . .... 0
Hide, per 100 .11is r• 6 00
Pork 5 5
Card !pod . 2
8
'9
8
.3
0
6
6
8
)0
0
)0
0
8
0
8
3
6
8
0
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0
11*
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 3.-, pring wheat
red tinter, Cs 08d , ,Ca iforma No.
Calif( rnia No. 2. es 7d ; ( ats, 5s 05d
6d ; seas, 5s 8d ; 7,s 00d; chee
00
To ONTO, Dec. 4. -Tall w -heat, 80.7
spring, $0.72 to 80.74 ; 32c to 33e
'-to 58 • harier -50c to 66 ; hay, per t
813.0 ; butter, 16c to '2c;potatoe.
80.45 to 80.50 ; eggs, per loz.,21c to 2' e
bogs, per 100 lbs., -85.75 o *6.25.
The Hors Market
ITM oxso.-The deina this week is e. ceeding-
y du 1, about forty horses wereoffere a, Grand's
Tues( ay by mu:tibia 25 'sold, ihrices o e ,$90 to
se210. Six heavy draug ts sold at b ut -$200
'each. Prices ruled thro Omit the s. e fully 30
per (en. less than this -tune lad yea A -great
mans horses are offering I 4..
eto TREAL.—The ho semarket is qu e At the,
Hors Exchange, sis : 1 •st report, th ollowieg '
sales vere made: Or e b y worker $1: 0 do *141,
one .)ay .marc (ante .) $145, one bl • • Welsh
pony 8100, one gray n are (driver) a 3 , one do
8130, one black Worker •."- , one de wo, one bay
horse (driver) §195 one] ay pony $1A. , One bay
mare *27.50. ' ' '
ESTRA
N EXPbSI
ESTRAY SHEEP.s--
the un.dersigned,
R. S., Tuekersmith, ab
Two.Ewes. The- owne
proving property and
MeLEAN, Sr., KEppen-
ESTRAY CATTLE.
of the undersigne
Stanley, about the 15
Yearling Heifer, one
red and white. These
neighborhood about on
have the same on proVi
charges. EDWARD. Jt
ame into the pre
t 36, Coneessi
ut the 1 t of -Se
can hive the
eying- barges.
. 0.
"Wes of,.
111 1, L:
ember,
me by
JAMES •
887x4
Came into the remises
, Lot 21, Conees -ion 10
h of November Three
vhite, one red lid one
attic have been in the
month. The owner can
rg• property and! paying,
NSON.. 887-4
tretarl,
WA
FARM HAIND WAN ED, -1% anted inn iediate-
ly, a good IllaIl to work op a fern . One
who has had some exp rience, referred. Good
wages for a competent man. HENR PAN -
FOUND, Lot 12, Ounce. sion %, ,tailley. 877
0 HOEMAKER WAN ED. -Wanted inu i ediate-
0 ly, a First-class Sh emakm. • A stet dy man
can have constant empl ye anitand good wages.
Apply to N. DEICHER , Zurich P. 0, 887-3
TEACHER WANTE ).-Wanted, a Female .
Teacher as assista it for SIthool Sec ion No...
6, Hallett.. Duties to ornmence on th • 1st of.
January and engager) mit te continu three
months. Application; accon pained testi-•
momals and stating ,:alary dived t be ad-
dressed to the undeisig led until Satuial y; De-
cember 2.7. -THOMAS 'EILANS, Harlo -k P. 0.
8'7-4
WINTHROP CHEESE FACTIAY.
A :MEETING Will be held in IWinthroz; Cheese
Lt Factory? on Thursday,. December 18, at 1
o'clock, .p. mt, tor patrons to r4ceive the-Lbalance
of their seit8oWs acco ints,and at 2 clock a
'meeting will be held fo • shareholders to receivo.
a statement of the seas m's asset8 and liabilities,
make arrangemente foi next season and let milk
routes. -JOHN C. M RRIS0)4 Secretary and
Treasurer. 11'
LONDESCORO CHEES FACtORY.
9111E Annual Medire of the •Lendesbciro But-
ter and Cheese Manufaeturing Company
will be held in Bell's di, Londesboro, 'On Tues-
day, December 16tht Shareholders !meting at
1:30, p. ni.; Patrons and the public mceting at
2:30, p. m. Mr. John . leMillarie Reeve of Hui- ,
lett, and.Mr. John Han lab, of Tuckersn
address the meeting. - cordial invitati in is ex-
tended to all who are interested to be present.
W. L. OUIMETTE, Sec •etary-Treasurer. 887-2
IMPORTANT TO PETIREO FARMERS
MARKET AR !:PEN
RS.
R. J. P. BRINE h been instructe 1 by Mr.
SIDNEY MORT N, to sell by PM lic Auc-
tion at the Commer -ird Hotel, Seaftrtla Oli .
SATURDAY, December 2-, 1884, et•2 o'cloe
a splendid propertV i 1 the Village o Alma,
Huron Road, Townshis of HuRett, eon 'sting of
51 acres of excellott land. On the lot t ere is a
good frame house end man together wit all the
, necessary couvenience for a ..00mforta, le resi-
. denee. There is a sple )(lid fruit orchan of one
acre, containing apples, pear, peach.e and all
kinds of small fruits, such as plums,- lierries,
currants, tac. It is siti ated onithe 1 -Euro i Road,
midway between Seaforth and Clinton., It is a
most desirable place for either' a. retire t farmer
or a market gardener, Lnd will positively be sold
without re8ervs: Terns :-Twenty-five Crpcent.
on the day of sale, the
march, 1885, wit out in-
ProprietOr ; J. P.. BB1NE,
887-2 ,
I P. Ine
.of the purchase money
-ute
balance on the 1st of
terest. S. MORTON,
tablish- Auctioneer.
ig satis-
" Ar-
fa.ctu
100,000
agents,
division
n esday,
)ositive7
can be
-ry, St.
ANTON SALE OF FARM S opic
IMPLEMENTS, &c.
f R. CHARLES 'I AMILTON has 1 eeo ili-
a_ 1 structcd by Mr. EDGAR DEXTE , to sell
by Public Auction, on Lot'5'Coneeasion 9, 'Hut -
lett, on Mosnay, Decei iber15, 1884, at
p. Iii., sharp, the folleting property, viz
-One span of Heavy - taught • Mares, f
five years Old; 1 Geldb g eoming three,
•e Mare,'sn foal -to
Cows supposed-
hbred bull; 1 St
years old; 1 Steer two -ears old., 1 Ileife
1884. three, 2 Yearling • Helera 2 Yearling
Spring Calves, 1 Breed ng Suffolk Sow,
Pigs, 3 Fall Pigs, 1 Su olk Boar, and
Hems. Implement. One Lumber \V
Pair •Bob -Sleighs, 1 De noemt Wagon, 1
of Double Team Har less, 1 Riding ;lath le, 1
Chilled Plow, 1 Fallen g Mill, 1 Sulky Has- Rake;
1 Straw Cutter, and et ler small articles too nn -
0 IS ' mereus to•mention. 'I he whole of the al ove will .
-2 15* Positively be _sold wit) out reserve, as he , pro-
o -6 80 1 srietor has sold his far n. Terms :-Allsureis of
o 8 00 , o 5 50 • *6.and tinder, cash; over that amount 12 months'
eredit will be given 01 furnishing- appr ved en -
o 0 -80 will
a
e)dni(iietelts,ed
2f ko 1(.1 ci•sa(s'oi ts. E.
e oll•ar
o 0 20
1' 00 DEXTER, Proprietor; ILTON',
3 50 ,
1 00 Auctioneer. 887-2
0 30 -
Colt, 1 General Purpo
ed "Puzzler ;" 6 Mile
calf, three to a thorthe
o 80 71
o 0 70
o 0 30
• 0 55
o 0 55
o 0 17
o 0 18
o'clock,
:uSroa(Skcl.
Spring
to be in
er three
coiiiflg
tele:p
to
rs,4
Sring
f
gola 1
ne v set
int of 6 Cents on t
on credit amou
CHARLES 11X.5
1884.
O 80 70
o 0 70 yALOABLE EESE- FACTORY.
30
0
N SALE
o .
o 0 551 URSUANT to a 1 esolution of th Share -
p
o - 0, 55 holders ofthe Sc. forth Cheese Mar ufactut-
o 0 18 ' i ig Company, there wi 1.be sold by Pu lic Auc-
o 0 .18. time at the Com-merei 1 Hotel, in the Town of
o 8 00 Seaforth, on TinisDAY, -he' 23rd. day of.D cember,
o. 0 30 1884, at 2 o'clock in th afterndon, by J seph P.
(T. 2 00 Brine, Auctioneer, tha valuable proper y in the
o 0 16 Town of Setiforth, !crown a• "The "eaforth
o • 7 00 - • Cheese Factory," toget ler withj the engee, boiler
o • 5 80 ' and piping, milk ear s, ' wales, , churn butter
o 3 50 worker, vats, cheese pi lases, a id other utensils
and ,articles contained therein' and use t$ere-
with. The whole prop rty • will be put up and
sold en bloc. The abo e property is si ate1 on
North Main. Street, in he Town of Seaf rth, and
comprises four acres of land, er closed b a rood
board fence. The buil nags er -eted the" eon con-
sist of a small frame h use in glood repa.i •and the
cheese faetory. The (-tory' buddies?: s hame
building
It caa,
factory,
11-pdse is
68 0k1;
is 10d ;
rley, 58
58s 00d.
o 80.76;
ieas 56e
87.00 to
ier bag,
dressed
Mo
I been
'atm
Ibut n
to ac- per Ths, hire
:good
;Nigel
Iabou
tinui
weak
there
Corn
weig
Lam]
Live $t
-raEAL, Dec. 3.
ight mostof
nt. There is a
• demand fOr i
supply •and we.
market re nip
600 head.- Ci
le in light soya 1
; good to choic
were free sales
loner grades 1
t. Sheep and
s sold at *2.50
Ti
c
o1 supply offyi
I riees 'are quet
t. Live hogs
fte to 5e .Pe
tabutchers' *a
steers and ie
ie
ut general 115
o d at 4:1,-c to 4
t for very fa T
r ukht 3c to :3-ct
a nbs were in go
o 84 each.
Ma'rketts
ade in expol e ttle has
ipts being qn through a here,
a
•d at 4:Ic
were ill
tb. At
tle vere
fers cora
•ket was
c, while
animals.
live
d demand.
iig
ENTI
E SOCK.
IftIA `E YOUR CH) C
shire and one 'u .5
vice • ming the pres it
signe at Rodgers I e.
cents at the tiine of ry
retur ing if n eeSta
887-8 •
•
.-Two Pigs, ate Berk -
k, wil be kept for ser -
Season by th • under -
Terms: Se\ enty-five
ce, with the pr•vilege of
JOHN P. M I SHALL.
SU
for s
cessi
the
RAN
,TOLK ANID
uffolk andithe
rvice at Rahni
n 8, TowoShili
rivileg.e of retu
'IE.
of
lfl
0 PIG BREED S
keep at his res hae
the resent season,
Pig, ecentl - owned s
and :red 1)3 Snell B •
t
7
horn imported stoc 1
the est bred pigs i h
sow, with the privil ge
011.. RLES TROYE
" SHIRE.-Tt -o Pigs, one
er Berkshir, re kept
aNit Mills, L4t 12, Con-
ey. Terms: $1, with
if necessary. 'AMUEL
887
-The unde sled will
ce.in Hills Gr , during
well knowr erkshire
11.- J. Turner, Blrucefleld,
ers, Edmont z He is
both sides, and is one..of
county. Tani s-$1 per
f returning i i eoessaxy.
8874
with brick foundation . nd cell r. The
Iat present is fitted up as • a c emery.
however, be easily chat .ged in : a ehees
rest:lost of the material used ftjr that p
still on the premises. The bu lding an 1 every-
thing used in eOnflcCtCl11 titer with is 11 a, fair
state of repair. The al ove factory is si tutted in
the centre of a sinend d farn mg coun ry, and.
offers a good opening, f ir any erson dcsiroirs of
entering into the busi less of butter o cheese
ina,kin. Tema; of sal :-Ten per cent of pur-
chase money to be pai to the Liquids, r on the
day of sale. The balan :e in three weel4s there-
after, when possession vill be given. he prop-
erty will be put up s Wed to a raise -ed Ibid.
The purchaser will be r quired to sign a contract
for the 'completion of the purchase. T le other
conditions of sale will le the same as t e stand-
ing conditions of sale Of the Chancery Division•
of the High Court of jaistice. For fur her par-
ticulars apply to P. S. 1RR0LL, Seafo h, P. O.,
Liquidator of the said €onipany. Date 1 at Sea -
forth this 2nd clay of ' cember, A. D. 1 84. 887-3
—
LUMBER I . LUM ER!
,
The undersign d having bought and re -fitted
the •leachinery of the Carrick Mill, are now fully
prepared to furnish Fanners, Contra( ons, and
Lumber Dealers With all kinds of Building Lum-
ber at the Most reasonable terms. ,
Those building hous s ; ale eon furn sh With
Dressed Planing and Si ing at low. rates.
Parties ordering lui tber tan have it shipped
to any station - on the Grand Trunk Railway.
Oeders by until promptly attended to.
(tire us a call before leafing elsewher
ALDWORTH CAMERON, '
886-12 - . Whitechurch 11. O.
SOMETEIING NEW
FOR BRUCEFIELD.
MCDONA,LC & HOCKIN,
PRACTICAL SHOEMAKERS
Have pleasure in intin ating to the eople of
Brucefield and vicinity, that they have epened
• Boot and Shoe Establi iniept in the cor er Store,
at present occupied by Mrs! ltit-Int.osh,
All Orders promptly attended to, anc a Good
Fit, Good Workman -hip, I aod good Material
Guaranteed. ;
A TRIAL
Being both practic
acquainted with their
:strict attention and h
liberal share of the Pi
N. B. -Repairing ne
executed. •
866 McDONAI
;
SO CITED.
1 nen; and thoroughly
Imainess, they hope by
nest dealing, t merit a
ihlie patronage.
tly; cheaply and promptly
D & HOCIiIN,Buefield.
OR,.
GRE
T .A.i'TRACTIONS
CAMPBELL
5
BRIGHT'S
CLOT FING HOU SEAFORTH.
Fresh Suitings, Pantin s and Overcoatings
1Ib IMME.NSE VARIETY.
We lead in the Fine Trade, and re beg our customers not to forget it. Come
and see our large and fresh stock !of READY-MADE OVERCOATS, the best
value in Western Ontaiio. Ladies, *e call your attention to our large stock of
ULSTER CLOTHS,and to the beautiful fits our MR. BRIGHT can give you.
Fur Caps and Gents' FUrnishings without end. Ca4 and see,
W. D. BRIG
HT.
WM. CAMPBELL.
THE FIGHT FOR PURE TEAS.
EVERY POUND
GUARA.NTEED.
M. A. CHARLES WORTH,
Feeling that tea drinkers want -something tood and pure, call their attention to
our 25, 35, 45 and 50 cent Teas; mist spech lly-to our 60 cent BLACK TEA. •
The above lines are, without exceptimethe best value in Canada. All we ask
is a trial. NEW CURRANTS in. *Tele and cases, NEW L6D0N LAYERS,
NEW BLACK BASKET, NEW 'VALENCIA RAISINS, NEW- FIGS. Extra
value in PURE SUGABS. Stock Complete in all lins.
M. A. CHARLESWORTHI
POST OFFICE STORE, SEAFORTH,, ONTARIO
CENTRAL. GROCERY.
LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY,
Good Che
PROPRIETORS.
r for Christmas and New Year
at the " Central."
New Currants, New Raisins, New Peels, New F
Colored; Valencia Alnionds, Walnuts, Filberts, Can
Canned Fish, Haddiese Bloaters.
Lerge arrivals of New Season's TEAS
excelled. Prices from 25c to 75c pee paum
stock of GenerarGroceries. The Central
goods sold by US waeratted as represented,
which for
. SUGAI
" is the sp
or cash re
gs, Icing Sugars, White and
led Fruits, Canned ,Aleats,
pungency and flavor are un -
S cheaper than ever. Full
t to buy good goods. All
nded.
Crockery and Glass, are epartment.
We have a large andt choice seleqitiou in China Te Sets, Printed and Decorat-
ed Tea Sets, Dinner and Breakfast S ts, CI amber Settj, Toilet Sets, etc., etc.
An inspection of, our stock will *pay intending
urchasers. A calllarespect-
fully solicited. Higllett Prices Paid for Butter, Eggand Poultry. FREE
DELIVERY.
1,
LaidlaW& Faikey, Seaforth.
-AT OCR-
IjADQUARTIRS.
R Colin
It
- JEWELRY STO
PREPAEE for 0011D SNAPS -
By Purchasing Your Wirkter Goods at
Jet. SMITH'S, SEiLkFORTH.
-In this _line we are still iteeping up
our reputation,
BLA Nit ETEi.
We can give you a good All -Wool Dauble lanket or$3.
FLANNELS—In all shades and all prices, from 12tc cents up.
FURS -In Mink, Seal, and Astrachans. Be sure. and see them.
G ENTLEM E N—ll you want a Suit of Undeeetothhag, go to J. L.
SMITH'St where you are sure to get the right thing.
HATS AND CAPS -In large numbers, and always the latest styles
kept in stock.
J. L. SMITH'S, C6api Dry Goods, Seaforth.
SEAFORTH, ONT.
er's
I ha,,e a full li»e of Holiday and Bridal pres-
ents,haedsomer and t•heaper than eyer. Come
and see them if you want to buy or not. My
ct
stock ••onSists in part of the latest designa in
WAT HES,SILVER-PLATED WAREtjEW,ELRY
CLOG -S, due. all of Which will be sold Cheap for
cede 1 AB goods guaranteed as yes:re:witted; Or
monq refunded.• -
.
In VATCHES we show Ladies° and Gent'
Hunti rig and Open -Face, Gold and Siiver-filled,
- Stem . nd Key-Winders,eases and mot emenN of all
the h st -makers. The leading Wates for gent's
wear now is the Aurora 'Quick -Train Watch.
Ever a movement - fully gnaranteed by the
make s and -agents. Sold oillY by :
M, R. COUNTER.
,
A H. ndsome 'Coin Silt-er Hunting Case, hilt
jewelhal Lever movemeat for 88. I . _
In gr
at variety, all sizes makes
SILVER-PLATED
tiid oiees.
ARE.
1:8,11tense stock in Hollow and Ware. (*RD.
prisin r all the -Staples •anm
d ost -o the Fancy
iin
JEWELR
Same as usually kept in a first-rk,s jewellery
store,' comprising in part Colored ami Bright
Gold Sets, Gold Btooehes, Ear -Rings, Lace Pins;
Gem, Seal; Band. and Plain Gold ',Rings, Scarf
Pins, Collar, Cuff and Shirt Studs, Loekets,
Necklets, Guard and Albert Chains; also same
in Roled Plate, Eleetro-Plate, (S'ilt, Agate,
Ruby, Pearl and Celluloide. Also Meerschaum
and Briar Pipes, Walking Stiviasa and Pocket
Books. Spectaeles at all priees and to suit all
sights, from 25 cents upwards.
REPAIR IN
Ti all branches of the trade as ustial.
M.
The
R. COUNTER,
Id and Reliable Watchmaker 4nd Jeweller, .
Main Street, Sea -forth -
N. WATSON,
—GENERAL ----
FIR MARINE, tIFE & ICCIDENT
iNSURANCE AGENT.
Risk Effected on Hinds of Property
at the Lowest Rates.
No e but!First-Class British
d Canadian Com anies
Represented.
Dealer in First -Class Family end Manu-
facturing
•SEWING -MACHINES.
AGENT FOR THE
0 LEBRATED.-WHITE
Warranted for Five Yeaas.
EEDLES IC!)IL,
—AND
MAdillNE ATTACHME NTS & REPAIRS
Kept on hand.
ALL KINDS. OF ,MACHINES EPAIRED.
Ofiice-ICCA to Weir's Iota
W. N. WATSON.
Tea T., A.- 1\T 1-1 T
—OF—
ROYAL MAK STErSHIPS.
A. 8TRONG, Seafort Agent,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PASS GE RATES,
Ca. in rates from lialif,ax to Livalpool and Lon-
donderry, 850., 863, and *73, aaeordIng to position.
of stateroom. Children under 12 years, half fate;
under 1, free. Servants in -Cabins $50. Inter-
mediate, $35; Steerage, $13. Front Liverpool er.
Londorsderry to Halifax: Cabin, 866, 4, 7875 and
$9450; Intermediate, ::55; Steer e, *13. Re-
tnrn Tickets from Halifax to Lo adonderry '
Liverpool arid back to Halifax Ca: )11), *100, *126
and§143 ' - Intermediate, i70; Stec. aas,e, 826.
1
Money Loaned and Real Estate Bought
and Sold as Usual
r preeenlitNsesS-eral U
Office -Market Street, Seafo h.
tAheNbeset
-m▪ enace -Gems
pani s in the world.
ti"
G.
862STRON
_1
ltdtirm.• g From Business. •
ST ORE TO LET.
W tb the view a going out of the Grocery
Tra4e the -undersigned has determined to sell off
hiS dock of General Groceries aid Provisions,
regefrdiess of cost.
C nle and „fret good bargains in spund gt00418.
e store will be let with or wit out stock.
JAMES MURPHY, Main S reet, Settforth.
887-
D. S. OAMPB LL,
PP,OVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR aria Civil
Engineer. Orders by ma' promptly at-
tended to. D. S. CAMPBELL, Mite11011.
4