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DECEMBER 19, 1884.
a,nd ethe precautions taken, were evi-
dently professionals. They gained an
entrance by the parlor window, and then
opened every door so as to secure speedy
exit in case of alarm No clue to their
identity has been secured. People in
the country should be on the lookout for
sueh visits, as these gentry are now
turning their attention to rural districts.
•
-The civic elections in Winnipeg last
week resulted in the election of Mr.
Hamilton as mayor and the entire citi-
zensticket. The city should now have
honest and economical government.
-McVicarte hotel at Grand
near Brandon, was burned. laet Friday
night, The fire originated in the chim-
ney on the second flat The family be-
ing aaleep at the time, barely escaped.
--Everything, even to the children's cloth-
ing, wee consumed. Loss about $4,500;
insurance in North British American,
$1,200.
-The Farmers' Union are said to be
handling the hulk if not all the wheat at
Brandon, the other buyers getting very
little, if au y The Union have
completed arrangements to open business
at Manitou, barlingford, Thornhill,
Morden, Emerson, Dominion City and
other points. The Union would seem to -
he controlliag the bulk of the grain trade
in the Province and Northwest.
-Mr. j. A. M. Aikins, a Winnipeg
barrister, and son of lieutenant -Gov-
ernor Aikinsi was married, a few days
ago to a daughtee of Hon. Mr. MeLe-
kit, of Ottawa, Minister of "'Marine and
Fisheries. Mr. Aikins' own gift to the
bride was a Settlement on her of $40,000.
After the marriage ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Aikins left for New York, 'thence
to England and the Continent, where a.
ten months' honeymoon will be spent in
sight seeing in the old world.
The British eattle Trade.
REASONS WHY Tire. YEAR'S BUSINEsS HAS
BEEN IiNsATTsFACTORY - TO CANA-
DIANs.--AN INFERIOR QUALITY OF
STOCK SENT.
The Liverpool _Mercury of a recent
date says Some dissatisfaction exists
in Canada on act:omit' of the losses sus-
tained by cattle shippers to the English
• markets during the last season, and it is
stated that many of the Canadian stock,
• feeders have decided to curtail- their
operations during the winter, and are
going to feed fewer cattle for shipment.
There hat lately been a considerable glut
of common and inferior cattle in our
-
markets;. but prime animals fetch quite
as much as they aid at this time last
year. The lotses have been attributed
to depression in trade ; but we think
that the shipptre in the Dominion must
look to other causes for the condition of
the market. The total imports of cattle
into this country during the nine months
ending September 30th, were 251,268
head, valued at £5,579,854, or an aver-
age of a:22 Ss. 1 W. each. During the
same time iii 1:88, the number of cattle
imported was 2:18,735, valued at±6,003,-
'13,. or an average of about is. per head
less than this year. The number of
cattle imparted from Canade during the
first nine months of 1884 was 41,378,
valued at :C886,784, or an average of
$103.71. The number imported from I
Canada during the same period in 1883
was 3802, costing a:849.501, or an aver-
age of $106.48, or -$2-77 more than the
average price of the Canadian cattle
imparted this year. From this it would
appear that while the average price per
head of the cattle imported to our mar-
kets from all sources was about 12s.
more than last year, the average price of
Canadian cattle was a little over 8s. less
than last year. This depreciatioa in
price is undoubtedly attributable to the
fact that in mut instances the Cana-
dians have beeh sending here inferior
stock. No doubt they pay a much larger
freight for conveying their cattle from
Montreal to Liverpool than the -United
States graziers -pay from Boston to Liver-
pool; but then the Comedian shipper
should remember that his United States
rival has to slaughter his animals at the
port of debarkation. Instead of decrees-
. ing their herds during the winter, the
Canadian stock -feeders should endeavor
to improve their breeds of cattle, and
also find, if possible, a cheaper means of
transhipment than they appear to have
at present. Feeding stuffs are lower in
• price than they have ever been, and
Canadians should not lose sight of the
advantages which they have in landing
and driving their cattle alive to our
markets.
He is Satisfied with. Manitoba.
DEAR ExPosrros,.-Having been in
the habit of perusing your valuable
paper since it was first published and
having confidence at. all times as to ar-
ticles contained therein being correct, I
was 'very sorry to find an article in your
issue of the 28th ult., concerning me,
which is utterly false. In making men-
tion. of my return to Ontario, a corre-
spondent says I am thoroughly disgust-
ed Ntith Manitoba. I have now been
nearly three years in Manitoba; and can
say candidly I have been in love with
the country ever since I first settled in it,
arid have all confidence in its becoming
one of the finest farming countries in the
known world. Had it not been for my.
wife and family being anxious to return
to friends in Ontario I would cheerfully
have remained in Manitoba the remain-
der of my life. I consider a man going
to Manitoba with moderate means, can
in the course of three or four Years,
have a better farm and a more comfor-
table way of working it than he would
have after twenty or thirty years of
hard labor in the backtvoods of Ontario.
One word in conclusion, to the corre-
spondent from Morris, in order to show
You I have no reason to regret coming
to Manitoba, I have made for myself a
property here I would not exchange for
the best hundred acre farm in Old
Huron. Hoping you will be kind enough
to give this space in your valuable paper
at an early date, I remain, yours very
respectfully.- D. J. GEDDES, Creeford,
Manitoba.
Bentsen
Mn.. G. J. SUTHERLAND, Conveyance
Commissioner, Fire and Life Insurance Ae•ent,
and Issuer of Marriage Licenses. All business
strictly confidential. Office at the Post On*.
889
,
SHOOTING MATCH. -A shooting match
be held at. the Central hotel on
Christmas day, when a large- number. of
rood fat geese and turkeys will be shot
r, and a happy dancing party in the
evening.
HOME AGAIN. --Messrs. Thos. Munn,
Peter Morrison and Waiter Ingram,
have all returned from the Northwest
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during the past week, and intent
ing a part if. not all the winter w
friends inthisneighborhood.'
. : TRir To- BERMUDA.-4Ire-- Wm
who left here a few weeks.sgeon
Bermuda, in .caiipany with .hi. 1
in-law Mr...T. Pybus. , returned h
week. He reports the sailing
but the scenery and rest of th
the voyage as being rough anti
being grand,' Mr. P-ylms who
Bermuda for his health intend
hag for some time in the hope
change may prove beneficial.
SIGHT SEEtteata-We omitted mea
tion in last week's issue that M. Jo
Shepherd, of Tuckersmith, io 1
home nearly three months ago on a t i )
to Colorado and - the. PA,Orfic coast, ;
turned recently from his. len( ty a
grand sight seeincr tour and is • mchi.in
proved in health''thereby.
. BBIEFS.e-Christmas is rapidlyl al
proaehing and with it visions o
Clans fill the mind of . ti at a ,Sextitilt
yount.rster..--There hi now - e. pale
sleighing and grain, pork and v od t
being brought to market in laeg qua
tities.-All our business house vi alos
nicely decorated as ethey are 1 oint
Christmas while the loaded shel re • spel
of plenty. -•• place. has rem fl be
made a police. village witl• Win.
boundaries, further perticidats o .whi
Will be given in another issue. fr..
Ratline, of the firth' of Urquhar . Ra
nie„ is off attending foreign -ma -k As f
the ptitpoSe of making sales fa wide
-Our skating - =rink was op nod tl
week. --Miss M. JohnsatAylme 7, is t
truest of Mrs. G. Ineraan o 'Pucker
en. , ,
smith. . 1
WEDDING RECEPTION. --On r li trsda
evenin4 of last week and on du. e casi
of the return of Mr. David 1 .ei btai (
bride, Who reside near this vill. ge fro
their wedding trip a„large numl ea of th
relatives and . intimate' Meads f - tl
Ltritle and grown assembled by i istati
I
at the residenoe of Mr. Wm. te th,
Hay, the groom's father, where a- ;tear
welcome awaited them and who .e, ino
pleasant and social time was sp mt by -
in company with the guests of b eve
big, the bride . and .grpom, w to we
the recipients on the occasion of man
handsome and valuable present, , and
were extended many co igratul 4
tens and good wishes for the r fail
welfare and happiness. , 1
THE ,JURILEE SINGERs. On Vedne -]
day 'evening one of . t e I best
entertainments Over held -in thi. .. village
was given by The Jubiee ingerst"
under the leadership of . Rev. ) -.4-fat
kings,. familiarly known a -Eh- er HaV
king. The singing of the troet in their
native tongue and sweetneeewa, simply
grand, and as they sang tic- p antatiOp
songs, the listener wash): turn ettlied in
delight,. and pain to the scenes ar: d events
associated with the old planta ion, and
not the least interesting part of the eii-
tertainmentl was the clear; stirr ng au
oftimes anthsitte accounts _given y Elder
Hawkings of tit% songs they we e about
to sing and of slavery life in i s many,
farms. The Elder is one of th se NOLO
do not believe that man was nade ; ..
mourn, and certainly !cannot be charged
with • being. long faced . or sob- r while
at the same time he did not gis e utter-
ance tto the leeet thing cake( ated to
offend,: while mach was sahl to se con -
mended. As we have already -aid tire
entertainmealt Was excellent tie eu.ghol. t
and much credit is due to the 3.,, ethodi t
body of this place who . enga )ed the
troupe..
spel 1-
th th
eng4 y
t trip, 0
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tOrir1
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Auburn.
NOTES. -The pupils attend ng ont
school will give an entertainmet t in the
temperance hall on Tuesday venin,
December 23rd, It promises to be la
pleasant affair. —Rev., Jas. Cas ell wij.I
preach a serman on Sunday sell( ol. work
next Sunday evening.
RAI 1,WA MEETING. -There was
meeting held last Saturday night in the
railwa
nunib
taaulin
e of e
his se
d then
a line f
schseion
by the
sent to
the con-
ty. next:
Youn
d Job
temperance hall to consider the
question. Thee was quite
of ratepayers Present, notwith
that the notice was short, Son
heaviest ratepaying farmer's in
tion were present, and express
selves in favor of a competi
railsVay. After considerable d
pro and con, A was decided
majority of the ratepayers pr
send the following delegates to
ventiou Brassele on Tuesd
S. Caldwell!, D. E. Munro, -Jas.
P. B, Wallace, It. Medd al
Sturdy.
BAD CON inc.— There is t certai
clique of youhg men, who liv .up e
gravel road towards myth, Ai think t
is the very pink of politeness to e
the night hideous with their cm sing mid
swearing, and obscene language People
living along the road are much sernoyed
with the same. They are enerall
worst •on Monday nights, wh qn. the
insult young ladies going hoine rom the
Good Templars' Lodge. It is t be di h
tinctly understood, however, t rat the
(harlot belong to the tempera= lodge.
The majority -of our young men are gen-
tlemen, but this crowd are t. We
have had enough of this nd if k
is persisted in an eXample will c made
of some of the offenders.
THE MARKETS
0
SEAFOILTII, Dec. 8, 1884.
Fall Wheat per bushel.... ..- ... $0 ' to $0 q
Spring Wheat per bushel.... k) 7 to 0 0
Oats.per bushel 10 • to 0 0
-3 to 0 65
Peas per bushel
Barley per bushel 0 to 0 55
Butter, tub, ..... .... 0 16 to 0 8
0 6 to 0 17
Butter, No. 1, loose.... ..
Eggs 0 8 to. 0 8
Flour, per 100 las 1 to .2 15
Dressed Hogs, per 100 lbs 5 0 to 5 80
Hay per tan 7 10 to 8 60
Hides per 100 lbs. .. . ....... • "5 r to 5 po
swhpeoelpski .cach
0 8 to -0'20
0 0 to 0 80
Salt (retail) per barrel.... 1 to
Salt (wholesale) per barrel . 1 00
O 0 t .0 0
Potatoes per b h
2 0 to 3 0
Wood per cord
•
CIANTON, Dee. 18, 1884.ii
Fall Wheat per bushel.... $0 8 to $0.0
Spring Wheat per bushel.... 0 8' to 0 1110
O '-8 to 0 .130
Oats per bushel
0 0 to 0 0.5
Barley per bushel ...... .
0 . 3 to 0 05
Peas Per bushel . . . .. .
0 6 to 0 18
Butter
Eggs . o 8 to 0 18
. 0.0 06
Hay perton
Potatoes per bushel.... 0 '0 to 0 130
2 0 to 2 00
Apples per barrel
. 0 6th 0'L6
-Wool
6 to 7 00
Hides per. 100 lbs
----------------t 5 DO te 580
Pork
.• 2 40 ta 3 00
Cordwood..
SI
,,--\Llive Stock Market
Moaerrizate December 16. -The trail
cattle has presented no new feature a
sections have been made, the market
minally quoted at 4c. to 5e. per lb., I
Live hogs were quiet and steady at
At Viger market the receipts of cattl
head, among which there were some
which brought a good price, selling at
S.
in export
d n train -
bang ne-
ve Weight.
Ire. Ito fid.'
re 300
ood cattle,
5c. jer II,.
live weight. and even ligher for c oice. Really
pri ne bea,ts will be n demand this week for
Ch 'stunts trade.. Fair1 to good grades pold at 4c.
to ie., ant common t Sc. to Sic the 'latter
bei rg dull f sale. Alf a 300, sheep and lambs
we1e offeld, which n et a fidn trade. A few
eh ice she p sold at $6 each, and the range was
ft6 $3 uptwards. -Lai ibs• sold at $2.50 to $4.50
ea
Two mins bra ight $6 and n110 respec-
tiv ly. ,
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red
Cal
6d
spr
to
$14
$0.
ho
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All
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VERN) 14, pee 17. -Spring wine , 07s 00d;
white , 7s 1 • 'California No ' 07s Old ;
fornia 2 •10(1 ; oats, 5s 05I barley, 58
Peas, . s 11 ; mit 708 00d ; checie, 62s MI.
--• .
RONTO, -DOC% 1 wheat, $0, 2 -to $0:74 ;
ng; $0.- 2 to $0.74 ;31e to 33c ; peas 56c
o;. ba ley, 50112 to 4o; hay, per t r, $7.00 to
• bu ter, ;16e tol 28c; Potatoes per bag,
t; $045; ego, pr doz.,220 to 28c; dressed.
, per 10 lbs., $576 to $6.2.5 •
Births.
TT.-JBr issela,
of Mr. Seat
T. --In Sea torth, o
of Mr. J. E Kent
Sea:forth, a
of Mr. Vila KyIe o
ENHE.,111-0 u tin
Er.' P ter Ail enh
akota thr IIO 13• o
RK. - n Cu ed' ton ,
Of Mr. Walter
, -
n the 15th in
if a son.
ri the illth in
f a, daughter.
Fr the 13th is
a daughter.
25th ult.,
.ad, of Brc
nicker= it
on the 7th is
'Uri, of a son.
era' I R.e1'elS
st , the wife
st , the wife
IS', the wife
the wife of
wr county,
of a son.
Is a the wile
WR ..N -ERE.-- t the residence of the bride:8
ether, Ion th _ l7tlh inst.; by Rev. W. Tor-
ance, . fr. Tin a NY -en, of Whine. t, to Miss
alhI
ee Byre, of Tue -ersinith. '-
t
SON-----eilelf VII LANE. -a -At Bruc shield, on the
7th' in t., by Rev T. G. Thom •o.1, assisted
y Rev. D. NI. i eM ay, M. A„ of Londesboro,
Ir. Win . Pdrs n to Miss Maggie IffeEarlane,
oth of Exefer
WA' SON-WEl L.-) t Trinity chi ran parson-
ige, Birth, on the 17th iost., by Rev.. J. FJ
'arke, ;Yin. W ken , Esq., tin Miss Elizabeth
,
Veils, both.Of IUD tt. : a
MOI SE—C,
AP 4. ON. In Thins:leis, c h the lath
• list., b, Bev. . C Clappison, aesisted by
ev: J. L. her t, lir Henry Ric vird Morse,
f Alpena,. 11i shig, n, to Miss Helena Vic-
oria, third da elit,r of Rev. 1). C. Clairol -
'on. • •
- ' -
SPA 'h-Mak'N.-114E .-K.E. .-At the residence of
he bri les at ler, n the 10th ins. -.JO. Rev.
, enele, eldest dau Inter of Mr. WiWeetkes,
V. M. :Marti r, Ir. {ugh SpackTa ajto. Miss
11 of &kite' '
I
PA
ths.
RA.1 SAY -At Ea. Istor . Tu.ekerstmille, on the
6th in t.,1 Eli eabeh
t - Hannah, re: ict of the
I
te Peter Rauray, aced 74 years:.
In Brie sels, on the 8th . inst., Emma,
Mr. F, Ingram, 'aged 22 years
epp. rdton, be tha 14th inst„
cod, ageda22 yea'. :
'NO
AM.-
eloved wife of
nd. 9 menthe.
Melt'r,OD.--Near Si
llrietianialt ci
are
-cry
and
mart
Ccuit
P
shot' niker, Seafart
fully requests all w
indel tednesa bet IF
can nter upon the
Pay our shoern k
•
WH -8S383!
;
c.
ESS (i'x 00
ening bre., e
id Mantles
et their pri e
'EAT BAP
eeson in C ot
al Grocery.
888-2 .
1
SA
Oods
icier
INS
kery
mane.
otices.
-HOFF fa
along with th
wholesale i ei
888
(luting e
and Glassal
& FilitertY,
bent Willis, the
e -wants money, r. m
to owe! him to se
the st of January
new year with e, cl
r and be . hepp
S !GAR !! Sleet 1 -You can ( e
pain Is of bright st gar for $1, an
groc ries egnallyce cap at the Cent al
aw & FAuuiY Seaforth. 2
ICE 'HERON HElaRINGS.-1"1 lit, gut-
ted d heads off a $2 f 0 per; packa re at LAID-
1/AW FAIRLEY'S,..B aforth. 888-2
.„'ItED OATS Io t, Ss. -Far ta e Egyp-
tian White Side On s. Guaranteed .1 ar of wild
oats and all othei ii xiot s seeds. Pr <II 50c per
bus, el. - Wm. EL , Ito gerville P. ). 888x5
DWA RD C S , raving" quit buying
butt -v for the peas n, w 11 offer to tIC towns
peor lc a number of eroc s and pails if fine, fall
hat r, ith red* pr -ccs. Code -MY -Street,
Seal n-th. Decen b r 9t , 1884. 888 2 •
kinds lo -sents, suit dile for
the noliday seaso 1, in endless valid.) nd at re -
mar -ably low pr ce7 at Chi -is: ilk -m's Book
Stor , Clinton, t lareest and letriing Book,
Stet onery and I• n •y C ods Store of ti e county.
888 ' •
C UTTERS.- e •111 der -signed •have on
ham a stock 'Of od;, 'ubstahtial 'a d Stylish
Cat .rs, which w 11 ne so d at prices to suit' the
tun . Any pers n wan ine a good, c cap cut-
ter s ouId exami ur 8 ocric before p rehasing
else -here. t BILL & CO., Main Cely Sea,
fort . 885
Goon NEWS FIR 'MOWERS--- Ve tin-
ders and Ji S. Pa hints las secured tl e agency
.for he celebrat d Eini. ire Cigar, th cth • he is
retailing at Sc. h En pire is pro re limed by.
all good jiges b • eqi al to any He Domestic-
cigru th Dor in ion. All lovers a a good
smoke slit:141(1'nm fil to r;ve him a Cal :and try
brn lid. 887-13
-st-class
to -•$2.25
$2.25 to
-rens' sold
'C' Market
N BROs.
eir
Miilin-
res. Call
,Christ
ti; at the
'Seaforth.
people's
I respect-,
tie their
so they
n Sheet.
BOB/IILT
•
twenty
all other
Grocery.
this 'ustly eIehrrlte
Cates:a:tea l0Jj. S LE. -100
Canaries, good win' ders. Singers
each according to' calor i r song. Pt
$2.75: gnarenteed s represented. Nt
for s-ng•ers. All tWied .birds. Jona Ft
Street, Seaforth. j 887
fi
ii2
EXECt"'oR " NOTICE
•
-9XECUTORS' N iTICE.-All pat its haying
I' claims atrair st the ate- James G,unble, .of
the 'ThWnsthin of (sir y, n ust file th same, pro-
ved,- attested, %cite Mr. Matthew Icrrison, of
Wel' on, on or befor.i the 15th day f January,
1885 and all dents not t filed wi be barred,
as t e effects of t .dec ased will t mei• be dist,
tribi ted, haying , mord.. Only to t nose claims
then in. All perdmis mdebtad to tin deceased,
cit -hr by note or; bhok • ccount, ar- notified to
pay he same to thel said M. Matthe Morrison,
as h is authorized to pal: and (once the same.
1
ast4.0 x tERT BLAIR ,
JA: IES 'MILLIE, jeu ors.
-
P. ted this 9th da • of 9ee., 1884.
8
E. ECUTORS' TIC Notia ;8• her8e8b-3,4-
given, that ell parti s having clii er against
the state of the nit. Petr McTavish of the town-
ship of Tuekersmitl , mu$t file the sal re, properly
atte. ted, With male • of •lhe mittens" ned, on Or
befoar. the 2nd id, y• •of February, 1E85, aaall
Marls not then hi ill be barred, a. alter that
date the Executks will proceed to administer
the (*ate. All ''vf rties indebted to the said
estate are hereby notified to -pay t u. same at
01 -ice
• JAMES BROADFOOT,
888x4_ .J014N MoTAVISH,
- Faxecutors.
AUCTION SALES.
HITGAGE SALE.---tUnder and 'ay virtue of
al the power of sale contained i i a certain
mor -gage (which Mortgage will be preduced at
tmuc f sale) there be sold by Publil Auction,
on Sa urdey, the113rd day; of January, D. 1885,
t)* O'clock in tin ,) afternoon, at tile Commer-
cial Lotcl, Seaforth, Let t 12, Armstrong- Survey,
Brun. field, also 5, l• perches, 'more cv -less, and
; fern i igapart of :It rm Lot No. 18,in the 1st Con-
, cess a u of StaulaN and more specially described
in a id•mortgage • Terms made knoan on the
day of sale. For • f uther partieuhus apply to
S.' G Seaforth, Ager t Em- Mort -
gag e. 889-3
hist
Pub
on
P:
CTDITLNE NISEANIL
cted by Mr.
ie Auction, o
ursday, Ja
. sharp, th
i
h
OF FARM STOCK AND
S. -Mr. A. Bishcp has been
Donald -Gre,ssick, to sell by
lot 6, Concession •.,„ Stanley,
ary 8th, 1885, at 1 o'clock,
One general
'allowing veinal). e. property,
rpose tearn, 1 m
to'b' an foal to a nported horse, 1
, 1 three -tea
mar ld mare in foal to
rung plain
1 ye yearling filly, 1
cow- n calf to a tiuroughbred bull,
old neifer in calf, 8 two-year-old st
ling neer, 2 yeerlirig heifers, 5' cal
brec wes, 6 pigs three Months ol
wa , 2 double inggies; 1 pair la
Ion leigh, sing a reaper, 1 sing
new ounbined .,e 'der,' 1 fanning
bar o -s, 1 cUltival r, 3 plows, 1 gan
donharness, wagon rack, fo
s.sho e s, hoes and 11mm-tie other a
wh will positiv • be said withou
the oprietor h rented his -farm
All ms of $5 under, cash;
t 11 month .redit will be gi
nisi g approved e idcirsed notes. A
6 cern s on the do afr will be allowed
crediti amounts. DONALD GRAS
- priet r, Kippen
It
1
1
re supposed
,•ox1 driving
N orth Star,
oal, 5 mulch
1 two-year-,
ems, 1 Year-.
-ere 14 Iwell
. 1 lumber
b -sleighs, 1
e mower, 1
mill, 1 set
plow, 1 set
kit, spedes,
tiles. The
reserve, as
Terms. -
over that
-el on fur -
discount of
fcr cash on
SI:1K Pro -
O.; A.' BISHOP, Auctioneer.
.889x3
THE HU
AUCT
' On Thursday,
p. in., sharpi on
Stanley, Farm 8
Donald Grassick,,
Auctioneer.
.
On Saturday,
p. m. atthe Com
5? -1 aqes of land
Sidne
P. Brine, auction
E
ON ALES.
anua •at 8, at 1 o'clock,
Lot 0, Con ession 2,
ck intl Im ilements.
Proprietor; Ar. 1i'shop,
ecem rer 20, all 2 o'clock
nereid,l Hotel, 'eaforth, .
C tos nship of
Mort in, propkietor, J.
POSITOR.
An SLE.
BUSH FOR SALE -For sale, the
about 7 acres a land, isa Lot 27,
11, McKillop, about six miles from
1
-For further -particulars appy to the
the farm or to W ahroi P, 0.
GRIEVE.
timber on
oncession
Seaforth.
owner on
JOHN G.
889x4
900 ACRE FAR Fat ,SALE. -I -For sale,
Lot 83, Cols ession 2, East 1Vawanosh.
About 140 acres ,are c eared n nd the' remainder is
well timbered with h rd.woo L There is a frame
dwelling house, nearly new well finished with
good. celler. Alsa fran:e barns with stabling
underneath, end, a. g cid be ring orchard. The
soil is a clay loam an tin a f4h. state- (af cultiva-
sion. It is well 8itua ed on good road 8 :and con-
venient to markets, eipg within; for r miles Of
Blyth, where there is
three miles from a railway station, and
urn. Terms, about one-
third down, the balm cc to se pin
-chaser. chaser. Ap-
ply on e premises or to Ji MES BROWN, Box
34, Blyth P. 0. 889x8
Li OUSE AND L( TS FOR SALF.4 IN THE
11 TOWN OF SEAPORT:EL-The Above pro-
perty belongs to the state f the late Bernard
Burns and consiSts Of a story and a half frame
house and two lots, on ;'Mi 1 Street, in Jarvis'
Survey of. the toWn f Seaforth. The house is
nearly new and is in excel ea repair. It is
within two minntes walk of the railwaS• station..
and is convenient to 11 the principal Manufac-
turing institutions in the town ; also four quar-
ter acre lots in the eame survey. The whole
property will be • sold cheap.: For -particulars
apply to THOMAS DOWNE y, Esq., Executor of
the late Bernard, BUT IS, or to P. S. CARROLL,
Solicitor, Seaforth: • 889
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
HORSE. WANT.F.5').-Wairted to purchase, a
I 1. good Horse or Marc, hay color, with white
lace and white hind legs, from three to six years
old, and weighing from 1,500 pounds, to 1,600
pounds. Must be sotnicL A good figure will be
paid for a suitable animal. Apply at Tine Ex-
POSITOIL Office, BeafOrPh. 889
••
URE BRED 13ERKSIIIRE,-The
will keep during the prbsent
5, aancession 1, Hay, a pure
Bo r, to which a limited nuniber
taken.. -Terms---$1, Itith the
ing' if necessary. JO IN VL4LI8,
.
.
undersigned
season, on Lot
bred Berkshire
of sows will be
privilege of return-
Hay P. O.
889x4
0
three
formation
same
CULLAGII,
Goderieh
TRAY COW.-Str yed abinit the 12th �f De -
comber, a spotte I red an d white cow, about
years old, givin milk.. Any one giving in-
that will le d to the recovery of the
will he suitably rewarded. ROBERT Mc-
Huron teed, Coderich Township,
P. O. ; l 889-4
rnENDERS
l.'
a a,
house.
Lot
tattiest
Tenders
Irk
LAIDLAW,
at
WANT 'D. -Tenders w:111
. ceived by the in dersitrned, un to
of January, 188,5, for the erection :c
Plans and sp cifications c•an he
14, Concession 9, Township of Mm
or any tender not necessarily
may be for -ti e whole work or
further particu ars address RU
Blyth?. •889x4
be re-
the 20th
f a briek
seen on
ris. The
ccepted.
fen. part.
BET B.
'Ilit)
chase
Figuring
sto
lase
ele
ate
On
IN
MILERS. -A ood opportunity;
to a man with a little capital, eitb
or rent, both on eesy terms, the,
Mill at prue field, with thre
nes, boiler and c gine, double bcd
, purifier, combild smatter, brush
ators, shafting, & .., almost new: I
in one of the bes wheat growing 4
dar
ao. Fpartici] ars-apply to WA f
'HAM, Stratford: - •
t
$ offered
r to pur-
'rist apd
run of
dusting
machine,
is situ-
strias in
. BUCK -
889-3
u_
wil
dna
p. ii.,
rec
Con
tha
yon
me
Pol
J.
0CE--,The Au mural Meeting of
Pinot) Mutual Fire Insurance;
be held in the To m Hall, Seafort
, January 2nd, 18:-, at the hour of I
for the purpe% . of electing Dirt
iving a report t o" the transactice
pany for the year, and any other
may come befor . the meeting. t
ience in voting member- a attem
ting will please In ling the :number
cy, and the amon it of their insuran
HANNON, Secret ry-Treasurer. t
the W-
ompany
, on Fri -
o'clock,
tors and
s of the
businesS
For can-
lug the
Of their
:e. WM.
868-2
CHANGE
The
Buainess,
thanks
ingleountrv
bes
had
Seeforth.
wish
continued
a yOudg
Huron
oughly
trade,
gies
secure
his
' With
I hope
Business,
that
public
ledge
am
889-3
*F
BUSIKIESS.
from the
expressiti
and t.
liberal )
years
in th .
to the
BusineS
Mr. Aloha
to the ;
am outfit
and th .
rue his I
are
which W11
MU
I beg to
the Retai
with
a fair
use all n
the Isrinie.
M. JO
Grocery
r sincere
urround-
atronage
I have
town of
public, I
will be
1Jardan,
ample of
ent thor-
grocery
est ener-
thereby
crown
,
tPHY.
say that
C-Iroecry
markets,
share of
y know-
I
WAN.
undersigned in
takes plea.
to the pcopi
for the k
owed on me dulina
tire pleasure of thine
In making
to say that the
in the old stand
man who is n
County, and Who
understands ti
and who I am ..
to give per -fed -ti
that abundant
efforts- with prosperity.
:
retiring
ure in
if Seaforth
rid and
the twelve:
business
my bow
Grocery
by
a 'stranger
I
e Markets
ire, will
satisfactions,
'upped
' JAMES
• .
reference to the
from my exper
and my a«maintance
I shall be able to
patronage, And
and best energies.;
et new man in an Id
above,
enee in
command
I shall
to deserve
stand.
.
Non
Reeve,
on
No.
Tuckersmith,
NOTICE 0
MEETING of th
of Tuckersmitl
rinatiou of Can
Deputy -Reeve
Monday, the 29th n
8, Egmonidyille.
Dec. 1.7,
NO M !NATI
electors of the .17ownship
will take puce
idates for the1
ann
d Councillors,
ay of December, at
WM. McCONNEL
1884. t
• N.
for the
tfices of
at noon
Scheel
.
889-2
LONDESBO
91HE Annual Meeting
ter and Cheese'
will be held in Bell's
day, December 16th. ,
1:30, p. in.; Patrons Old
2:30 p. mu. i 3 r. John
lett, and Mr. '. ohn Ha
address the meeti ng. .
tended to all who art
W. L. OUIMETTE, Sc
On account of unfa
meeting has been postponed
January, 1885, at the
0 CREAMERY.
of the Londesbaro
Manufacturing Company
Hall, Londeaboro,
ShereholdeaS meeting
the public meeting
McMillan, Reeve
mah, of Tuckersmith,
A cordial in vitat'
interested to be
Tetary-Treasurer:
-or-able weather, t
nail Thursday,
*a1110 time and place.
--i, ,
But'
on Tues-
at
at
of Hid -
will
on is ex-
present.
no above
8th
889-3
Dairymen's Association
- . °Atari°.
The - Annual Cony
Association of Wester
the Town Hall, in Str
and 16th of January
been made with the (
the usual reduction
the certificate of me
can be obtained from
ardson, Strathroy;
ford; H. S. Lessee, N
tary, in. Ingersoll. iie
•
Secretary's Ofliee,
Ingersoll, Dec.15; 1
of Western
ntion of the Dairymen's
Ontario, will be
tford, on the 14th,
next. Arrangenients
rand Trunk Railway
f fares on preeen
nbership requirec,
he president, L.
homes Ballandyne,
nrwich ; Or, from the
order. .
t C. E. CHADW
S
84. F
held at
15th
have
for
%Mon of
which
R. Rich-
St -rat -
Secre-
'
CK,
c•retary.
889-4
AM,
ROYAL
A.
GREAT
Cabin
donderry,
of stateroom.
under
mediate,
Londonderry
$94.50;
turn
Liverpool'and
ad
Money
I
panies
862
'
LA
MAIL
I
OF—
STEAMSHIPS..
I., I
Agent.
Liverpool
to
12 years, 1
Cabin, $50.
From Lit•erpool
-$63, $.7
$13.
Londond
Cabin, $100,
Steerage,' $26.
Estate
Insuranee
A. HONG.
(
'ATES.
nd Lon-
osition
all fame;
Inter-
or
.75 and
Re-
srry or
$126
lought
Com-
STRONG,
eaforth,
REDUCTI
N IN PASSAGE
rates from II
$50, $63, an
Childr
1, free. Servants
$35; Steerag
to Halift
Intermediate,
Tickets. from II
back tol
*143; Intermedia
lifax to
$73, according
n under
in
, $13.
x : Cabin,
st35; Steerage
lifax to
Halifax:
e, $70 ;
Loaned aid
and Sold
Real
as Usual.
INSURANCE.
represent several it
in the world.
'Office -Market ,
• .
f the best
treet, Seaforth
1
For
Rodgers & Sons
Spoons. A splendid
"Block Tin" Goods
Biscuit Pans, &c.
celebrated "Cold
'Japanned Tinwares,
ails in great variety.,
We have many u
and New Year's gif
marked at our usual
,
the Holiday Trade.
able and Pocket Cutlery, Ele
assortment of Hall, Parlor a
n Jelly Moulds, PuNing Dish
Tickel-Plated, Granite, Iron,
senile " Sad Irons; both plai
.inamelled Wares, Kitchen Fin
tro-Plated Knives, Forks and
id Library Lamps. English
s, Tea- Pots, Cam Biggins,
Tea and Coffee Pots. Tire
1, polish and nickel finish.
nishiugs and Cooking cten'-
0
-dud, Sellsii)le and appropriate 'eticles suitable for Cbristinas
s, in Hardware and House
ow prices.
.CALL AND EXMINFE
WISHING MYI NTJM EROUS C1JSTOM El
MERRY CHRISTM
MRS.
AS
Furnishingsv which we have
GOODS,
S AND EVERYBODY A
OHN KIDD, oEAFORTH.
Huron's Photogra
W. W.
ic Etablishrnent.
WAD
Having refitted his rooms with nes
balustrades end draperies; also.nent am
to time out photograp 18 in any style d
mets, and 8x10 Photorraphs, the MO
o make their fri
gent • The fines
t Unless thorougl ly satisfactor
Any of those wishing
more suitable and el
work allowed to go m
FRAMES. -I ha
which there are sonic
designs, which I am offeting at greatly kettuced price
clays.; very nice 8x10 frames complete +Atli glass ma
• 1
. MOULDINGS. --Mouldings plain (nal onutinen
made to order on the it lowest
of the work respectful
and handso
el thee whit
sirbo.L I am
AFORTH.
no furniture, such as chairs,
r sceneries, is how" prepared -
making a specialty of tCe1)-
114)to is consi bred the picture of Tithe day.
ntl presents can find nothing
work guaranteed, and no
Christie
nish on
•-e also on hand a, large and va
of the choicest Gcild and Easel
N. B. -I am enal le(
well in dull weather as i
die; plate process;
ground floor.„
rtest notice, and
solicited,
by the use of the. dry pl
the finest All Photograt
lake the gem picture four
11
•
-hid. stock of Frames, among
Frames in new and elegant
during the Christmas hell -
and back from.30c up.
al in great variety. Frames
rices. A call and inspeetion
te to make photographe as
is made by the instantaneous
for 60C. . Rooms all on the
W. WADE, Main -sit., Seaforth.
Great Holiday learing Sale at
JAMES IVFLOTTGITLIN'S,
ON AND AFTER
FATURDAY NEXT.
Come all and. get some o the- Greatest Bargains ever
offered th Public.
Bargains in Dresis
iand Cretonnes., Bargains
Bargains in Blankets,13.
Work, Bargains in Taw
`Bargains in •Shasals
Shirtings, •Bargainein 1
Tremendous Bargains in
'oods. Bargainin Hosiery Old Gloves, Bargains in Prints
in WincieseBarg ins in Fl ulnas, Bargains hi Cottons,
rgains in Hats am d Cape', Bargains in Wool and Wool
is and` Tablings, &c., Bargains in Tweeds and cloths
'quares, Bargain • in Jack ts and Ulsters, Bargeies in
ucks and ,Cotto ades, Bar rains in Underclothing, &'c.';
lillincry, which must be cl ared out before New Years.
Bargains in Tea Si gar, Coffee, Rai. ins, Currants, Primes, Rice, Syrups,
Spices, &c.
•
I Bargains in everythi rg, as I am determined to reduce my large and well -
assorted stock of first -01.-s goodl–to the lo*est pointprevious to January stock-
taking.
McLOU
11LIN, W iitney
Block, Seaford).
Merry Christmas an
TO 0
C. W. PAP
Happy New Year
NE AND ALL IS THE WISH OF •
T Boolcseller,Seaforth
,
Who has now opened his immense stock of ChristmaS, New Year, Wedding and
Birthday Presents contpl te, and would reepectfully ask the attention of all in-
tending purchasers to hal and. examine hs goods. Christmas, New Year and
Birthday Cards fromtire following note 1 makers : L. Prange &•Co., Raphael
Tucka & Son, Artistie , tationery CoinpaI iy ; Hild )sheimer and Faulkner, and
sever -al others. Over bnej million Christina • Cards in stock from 1 cent to $3 to
choose from. Pearl Car s, Hand Painted Ivory Ctrds, Fine Plate Mirror* in
plush frames, Oil Painitin s, Toys' in endleas variety,LLadies' Companions in plush
and leather cases, 100 'sty es,' ranging as price from 20c to $15 each ; Odor Cases
in plush and leather, 25 styles ,• Ladies' Hand Bags in plush, Leather, Celluoloide
and Tinsel, Dressing C. •es, Writing Desks, Worla Boxes, Jewel Cases, Port-
fplios, Gilt Goods, Olive Wood Goods, Glass Ink Stands, Bronze Ink Stands,
Cigar Cases, Cigarette Ca -es, Bill Books, Toilet Sets1 Vases, Figure Malts, Glove
and. Handkerchief Sees,Pocket Companions, Pearl Card Cases, Leather Card
Cases, Paper Weights ,i W x Dolls, Toy Boeks, Pocket Books, Necessaries, Con-
certinas, Accordeons,I Bi •que Figures, Music Boxes, Harmonicas, Bisque Doll
Heads, Solid Braes Go ds Velvet Frames, Smokers'. Sets, Cigar Stands, Tobacco
Boxes, Cups and Sauc rs, Japanese Match Boxes, Japanese Match Safes, Japanese
Bracelets, Japanese Tray., Rubber Dolls, China Dolls-, Photo Albums in large
variety, Japanese Card It ceivers, japenesel Flower Pots; China and Masa Flower
Pots Flowers and Birds is glass globes, Gold Pens, Pen Cases and Pencils - Slip-
per
Pots,
Wall Pot:kat Patterns; Ottoman. Patteres, Miscellaneous and Stan-
dard Works, large assert ent Poets in Cloth and. Leather Bindings, Bibles, Prayer
Books, Music, &c. The i lost complete stock- to be found in any town west of
1
Toronto is at
C. W. Papt
Main St1ee1t,
s FaneyiGoods Emporium,
irectly under the iTown Clock,Seaforth, Ont
1
When, Where, How
TO SAVE MONEY.
THE
OPULAR GROCERY,
SEAFORTH ,
You can get the best value for your truancy in at
kinds of
Groceries,
Crockery and
Glassware,
I have jutt received a let of
Fi'esh Sugars and Teas
1
Whi '•13 I am bound to sell cheap foe cash. Eigh-
teen pounds o, Brown Sugar and 14 pounds of
Coffee Sugar for 51, and a good Tea for 25c per
pout
Gree
d, and extra value at 50c in Black and
. Also some extra nine
PURE SUGAR SYRUPS
at 50e and 75e per gallon.
HONEY, HONEY,
Extracted pure from my own apiary, at 3.5e' per
pound, or eight pounds for OneMonar.
PORK PORK!
I lre again commenced packing, and will pay
the Iliiihest market price for good fat hogs. I -
have on hand all kinds of Crimp Meats, Pork and
Bologna Sausage and Cuttings. •
He ROBB,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH..
(IDD'S EMPORIUM
READY-MADE
LOTHING.
Our preparations have never been more cona.
plate than they are for the present semen,
whether varieqy of fabrics or varieti of styles
copsidered, Buying, as we do, for spot cash, front
the I rgeSt manufacturers, and in tctece the
qrram4.ities of other firms, we are enable to offer
you.
VALUE HOT SHOWN ELSEWHERE,
Positively Dely Com-
petition.
• To ony buyer of judgement, who is not influ-
enced by tho trashy inducements held out Ly -
t
pure asers of SECOND HAND OR' BANKRUPT
GOO S, we appeal with confidence, knowing
that our clothinli once seen will beF appreciated,.,
both for quality, durability, style and price.
We buy nothing hut, good all -wool reliab1e
goods. Cuetomere can, therefore, purchase wait
confidence, feeling that when they reach home
they iave something more than a parcel of
shod
See my Mens Light and Heavy TweIed Over-
coats.
See my Men's Be•ever Overcoats, and note the
peeest
See any Boy's Overcoats and Ulstelrs.
n
See y Men's and Boy's Scotch and Canadian
Tweed Suits, made and trimmed first-class at
reasonable prices.
Rubber Costs all styles and lorieee, from the
loweeti priced oil cloth to the finest macintosh.
Underclothing and furnishing departments are
fully asserted with the best of value. •
CALL SOLICITED.
THOS. KIDD,
Corner Main and Market Streets.