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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1885-03-06, Page 5Elie Ael- ruisers ren war ,er Har- r with a Ist-for fre�rn. • ting; the er skat=, he NeF !ash fits lent tho :ecu tli • `furl ersons and sy a- spen to ;ling to t The for the Lower rebya r.of'the - sag rtient -d -:entre, ► severe Lave of iopera- mother:: Kpound icing in. offered avaigu id dis- fid 450 ivied at estiress l' under engi Trended t 'i:so .chts `days. to- the d• y to anti of e 14 the mad the ',mete ish. blot 'Ting if tilde s horn were of ated at and at appeal: The •• cchery. troops Korti Iged inn. are en- ofthe doubt - be con oubt-be€on W'ols alai the 4nout-, Britisl GM vim fel ,n_ She Tahiti's of the ,tizens.. • were Lon - !!ahead' . knship4 4 solei? eve a pie cif ipetoe d. his- on ison of air_ i da= bora, pang farm roma- of of -• e, was chortle ess by hodis-t,. ng to ullett,. lea atrn. the Alex_ Moe - of the: 1, Us - yr of start ar vest post es -non = acei- f yinF she been rnittee- Horn gam al- pili} trine) t Wats scary, it the is the orit e— and years this ct the e, {! IARGR 6, '1885. Lie other d tri. Three of her ch • dren survive h r. The eldest, ohn, a resident of t is township. Aldaug ter resides in t e Stites. Willi m is resident of Australia: 'Thr! e ds before her des she appeared • . bet health than us al, enquiring for all t different members of her family the following morning she began to grc worse, and rip] around. —The Bruss Rogers that th. will cease to h close of next n probability at —John, For • eared unconscious p to Is Yost learns from .F, Huron Salt Asa ciaticn e au institution ' ter the tonth,at least th' t fs: resent. s, of .Grey, whos - urer, :14� Phrl� 18 a r e w ll hou was destroyed by fire a few we ks ag is hauling brie - from Henfryii for an - residence,: to Is erected as soon Me after sprin : opens. —The grist running after, s n elapse .of a few • with the new -oiler process of g 'The rush cot a els<th:e mill to won .and day to fill -orders. —The mem:. ers of Rev. Mr. congregation Blueevale gladder heart f their `w i stor, the other clay, presenting hit : with an elegant Portland cutte • Wingham .connection este Bell. Telephone wires and see! town during h —Mr. H. 1 cession of Mo i to Daniel Fr to reside in lives. -On Moeda derson, of Win to lose one o horses, which died.. The anitrl :.Mr. Jacol: honee from Zur both of his han: ing much- fron to be fed byar Minds will be s :The:Metho held a . social Thos..Higgins, Turnberry, on mill at Zurich pos rs aga wee Lundin k nig artle ed :tl • • lgrave, where hi • evening Mr. Jen Cham, had the mis ort his valuable team took suddenly 11 an al was worth about $17. Happel,. while goin ich a few days ae o, had is frozen. He is suffe- n his iuisfortune, ncl h: ►coda e e 0 i- 9 t. e iphon c st, t e ' plat:d in.th t l .c es fe is go frith s now having tel Wished in its mi Company having ral instruments e }past week. Lelland, of the O. is, has rented' h ( r, of Blyth, and l 11 e r e f urse, but it is ho mid a,gain.' . ist people of Tutfnbei t the residence of M f the 7th cones ion Vednesiay, the 1 th ul It was ` a •cem lete si °cess in every r spect. —Mr. G eore Watters, sr., .of the Nest End Tuciersmith, who ha 'sheen House nearly. the entire' u of a frozen foot, is now as to be able to duties ing shooting matt place in Exeter a few clays ago b Messrs, Thomas Bissett and f.Ha , dford. They were to shoot at 12 birds ea h for $10 arside. Mi. Handford kille • •8 an Mr. Bissett 9. —Some time ago Mr. Wm. Millar, c the 13th concession Of !Hallett, foun himself suddenly deprived of - speech Last week it.re tuned, as suddenly, an. he has resumed :his wonted flow of co versation.c, a s s f confined to his winter by reaso so far recovere( to his ordinary -An iiteres atten • h too twee d M. B., Mc and Misses "Kinnon and is tohc Tuesday 11tr.. farm stock, was lar el were re ze inspir Lary McQuarrie; Seetetary, ips. • Committee e Messrs. owan, M. Taylor, S. Young,. eery. McGowan, Ella Me- Agn.'s Dodds. The Society `d see nie.3tings : on the second of :rich monQl. . after Goveiloek's sale of &c., held fast week in Grey, attended and good prices: Instead of Anti -Scott, to. buy rs, 1WIr. Govenlock had °a plentiful s pply of liot coffee Served is i out;_ !T1 tion. ; { —A shor of th -Bay ship ` as c up a stru ed to lbe of time, but in and unless .s lose tie !eye —Mr. Are comity, 111ic ;many old fiends in the township of a „Move inthe right direc- tune ago as Mr. W. Elliott, eld Rad, . Goderich town- opping, . a small chip flew k- him in the, eye. It seem - small consequence at the animation has since set in, reat c re is taken he will altogether i ribald McDotietd,: of Lincoln higfun, was ;calling on his Grey last w well s tisfiec does not see coming baclt thought —The c`x that •1' rge q hauled fro from Lo do 30 mites by cote that in freight is c the gr a bo thought he --Mr. Ja townshi, , 1. where 1' e ii moved from bered that s lar oiler tio his lips His many friends hope be may - meet Ali 1 as good success;in the present difficulty as e did formerly. t -The Go erich Star says.: In the family circle of one of our citizens a few evenings a,go the situation in Egypt was -being alis cuss • d. when the heir apparent, a lac about 11 years old, remarked, " I , -don't think i ugh of General Wolseley, • he don't see n to do anything.. Why don't they•se d Sir John Macdonald out there, he'd fi --Mr. Joh '3rd coecessio purchased fr forth, Ia yalu the hands. Towns nd, o also ade a magni `cent s animal procu Esq., of Stan —M*. Ric er e i ek. ' He appears to be very with his new Home and n to have . any thought of to Grey to reside as we iapsbhe would. er Reflector says : The fact entities of good are being Exeter to London, and to Exeter, . a distance of teams, would seem to indi- so 'far .as the carriage of .e cerned, railways are not n the- people at one title to .be. es Torrance, of . Gadericli ft last week:for Berlin, tends having' a cancer re - is' chin. t will be reniem ine time ago he 'hada simi successfully performed on near Eiimvill f 82 years of a i try from Den He, resided a l of Lobb, whe - and: settled o the Arabs." Landsborough, jr., of the of Tuckersmith, recently m Mr. John Kyle, of Sea- ble filly, paying' therefor e . sum of $150, Mr. Joseph the same concession,- has valuable addition to £ his oak of horses, by a costly •ed from George Stanbury ey te, and Delbridge, of Usborne, ,died last week. e', was e and,ceme too this! coen- nshire, England, in' 1849. env years -in the township nship he !removed, to Usborne -`the farm where he con- tinuedto `re-icle until his death. He • —One day 1a t week a couple of • 'ger - was well: and deservedly esteemed by all tlemen from New York State were i t wh iskrie v hits. -ghanetryine to buy a carload of lightM A. ver a null near th Wen ft track, I two Blyth, has `pt the .saw ' mi stone, and s milesorth o Living tone i one of heir n of their oust° --A Very d in Goderich woman' nam working at ti catch fire.: U. she rushed o the snaw'end fortunately h until shetacl a..o,lit is rr her life. E'roi ipt medical aid was applied but her case s critical. New Era.:. A. meeting to nients for parties ping to Dakota, was held . in the 11,1 Clinton, on %Vednesday •'Nearly all the western vere represented by _ their en cars` of stock were pre - Out 40 persons signified ntio of going to the ,` ` place, ting sun." Rates are,very low it is about as cheap _to as it is to stay at home. . & J. Willson, veterinary Tingharn, have on eehibi- office a Curiosity in the -headed calf, which. they ed from a cow in Kincar- driving hoses f r shipment. They unable to sector animals to suit and farther south. —Mr.Richer 1 Miller, brother of M J °Ifs° 1bliller, se fool inspector, has bee of the municipality . a, vice Robert Murrs. lilleSnow keeps stor appointed clerk West Wawanos resigned. Mr. at St. Helens : -f -One even ant time as sp Mr. La ence a number of fri ed to celebrate t ter T heresa to —One day la Neusohwanger, was in_Z , df last''eek a very plea: nt at ; the residence racey, of Turnberry, b; f ds who had congregal e marriage of, his . daugh " Geo . Walker t week, while Mr! Joh of the blind liner, Ha Zurich, is horse was tak ,n su. denlyo helpless; from an attack of pan lysis. It is not expected that the an - mal will recovers. It was valued et $20( —Mr. George Campbell, of Ashfielc. one and one c1 rter miles west of Be "fast, has sold hi acres, to Win. $ $5,000. He int one. —The Beami situated on th town: line' bet ett� and, E . �Vawanosh, ne was -sold las week to Mr. Jo on, of Hulletti, • for $1,550. contains -1-�::� acres, and is sa, argain at --th'a't °fares consisting of 101 ;rbtbers, of Kinlass for e ds gpirchasing a small° s farm, een Hull r .Blyth, l :n Thompson, qhe farm iltobeab u: f , , figure. - —The death _McKnight, sr., neer settlers of the townline bei borne over for a•inan. • well the born. —The total r of Stanley for and the total e""' leaving a bale amount paid co schools $4,181 salaries $a"37.80; —At a neetin Stephen and ciety, recently. was iexeleeted s Bissett, treasur hold the annual day,, April 16th. —The grist m by _Mr. A. W burned to; the g Mr. Walper's heavy, as the mi in the di�str iet, insured. (—On Sunda} announced of ti r. Ja ryne of the: earliet�pi shfield. He;settled o Neon Ashfield and Co years ago.He wa light of by his neig ceipts for the to shi 1884 were $13 72.4 payments $13,' 92.7 ce of. $219-67. Th my treasurer,$3, 40.0 06, roads - $2,700. sundries $2,233103. g of the Directors of th. sborne Agricultural 8 s . held, Mr. A. G Dye cretary, and Mr tib' r. It was decided spring show on Their ill- at Micldlemiss,owne iper, of Exeter;. wa round on Satur arias less, is ext "eclingl 11 was one of t:.e bes nd w,s only partial .1, 4. afternoon, Febrile, •22n(l, about 4 o' ^lock, I the esidetce o Hugh Campbell 9th concession of Grer was swept away by the fiery eleme t A defective stow been the cause. insurance on th —A meeting house of School. • Thursday eveni purpose of organ -the following officers were appointed Uriah McFadden , President ; John Betz, Vice -President ; Wm. Bishop, Secretary- Treasurer... -Mr. Luke. peira�n, of .Grey, intends - erecting a large ; arn, with stone stabling spring. Fred. Raddtze epipeais stated to 'l.`here was some ! sl building. . was held, in the echo 3ectioi,No. 1, Grey; o g, _ 19th ult., for th izing a Farmers':Club, ht i!1 underneath° nex .of Cranbrook, i1• -es the contract, and thle work will be ushed along as soon s the weather wi 1 permit. `, Mr. Speire' has200 acres of land and needed Enol ba room t. he young church, Blyth,. basement of the Mi17th ult. , f ssionary Soci d rew's Hopeful ins are the offic people of St. Andrew t a -meeting held in th, hurch on Tuesday eve- rmed theinselves !into ty called the " SC, At cleaners." The fblkov+ -bearers for the preser year :• -President Mr. _Robt. Henderson . is a ri.�_ lst Vice -Pied( ent, Miss Sloan` ; 2n • , Vice -President, Liss: McKellar Trea •- church, .Lucknow, and an investiga- s e alder, who own • • Grand Trun ncl a half mil s the saw- s north of rchased a half r hiterestin! owned by Me. E. Living- ' tuated three and a, half Blyth. . Messrs. Calder -& tend putting a planer into ilii for thee accommodation neis stressing accident occurrod + e morning 1a;st week: - A. d Mrs. McLeod, i while; e stove hail her clothing on discovering her clanger t doors to throw herself in quench the flames. •Un-. ✓ efforts were . ineffectual become so badly.- burned eared, seriously endanger. --Says make err Maniteb8 teinperlanee h ?of last W. ek. railway 1. nes regents. , Ele nnsecl, a: da their a to of _ the. et this ye, r; travel eu.c =Mess surgeons, tion- in 1 shape of recently •em dine tow ship. The body of the animal, with the exoe ;tion of being rather short and bro, d, i . perfect in every respect.. Each heard an 1' neckis well formed and he latter join et theshoul- w had to be killed( to re- lf, which only aired' a few e printed report . of the Missionary Society of ' the Methodist earn ,that the . followii g contributed by appoint - county :4.--Goderich, $365.: linton,f $476.08 Ir'oln esviile, Ebenezer, $44.61 ; Sharon, Study's, $12.67 ; . hayfield, oshen,. 6 ; ,Bethel, $49.55 ; 0.85 ;; Varna, - $.33.65 ; Bruce - 6.62 ; Loi desboro, $103.71; Turneris, .. $69.81 ; • Kinburn, $86:13 ; Blyth,.$65 46 Wingham,.$142; Brus- sels, $316: Seaforth,{$130. =hr. Will Edgar, the well-known - wagon -maker, :of Kippin, died on Sun day, the22ncllult., after a long=- illness from consumption. For about_ eighteen years the deceased -was ,a resident of Kipper, and during that time, by his industry and genial manner, madefor himself end family very many warm friends. 1 The funeral was one of the largest ever seen in -the neighborhood. The Oddfellowr, of whose order he was a member, attended in a body. The bereaved family end friends have the sincere sympathy of the -entire com- munity. His end was pe ace. For•some time past reports serious- ly reflecting upon•the Rev.. A. McKenzie, pastor of the South Kinloss Presbyterian church, :Have been' going the rounds. One of these defamatory- reports, -said to have been an emanation of one John McLe n;1 of Ashfield, and also said to • have been _. • circulated • by him, was specially derogatory in its character, so much so that the reverend --'gentleman could not allow it to pass. It was in substance, that on the receiving of every fresh consignment of liquors by a certain retail' lealer in Lucknow, a barrel or 'jar was gnerally sent up -to Rev. Mr. Mc • - • Kenzr t „A- sppy • Presb the ng' a;nc rine run rs. of heir. tw perfect, and - tiers: The c move tine ca moments afte —Froin, th church!,vie amounts wer nrents in this 15; $128:49; $17.79 p_ $41.08 l Cole's, : $j field, 'eresidence by his express orders.1. cial session of the Ashfield rian ehurch, of which McLean rumou tion entere previously charged wi giving utte Wmolly denies ritten dot up, to whic nesses, Mc When the d and asked n it, they ga Mr. McKee the docume in iced t bel ante it it leen i, in elfin! nia hetie e th ie ga t.. 1 1XURQS 'EX Di OSITO) .1 • McLean had heels - the citizens think that; th :. of • appear, and on being'and.those talking protest su n1 g, the instigator'an have a chance of shGw ung' tl to the libel, e u phati- now by making good the defal foto. Thereupon o ' hall-rents3 as if they had ret : ry, denial was drawn necessary reports such might the presence of wit- happened. The band was gra fliked his signature. to be paid quarterly, on coni' as read to witnesses they play weekly on the ;bat • or not`they accepted • during the summermonthsin it assent, when Rev. ` g e his acceptance of OBITUARY -- have to ch aged and int part of the of Mr -s. Jam place at her tante east•of 26th ult... to the Exe course of people or ' She leaves! a grow band to ineu •n her have the s npa,t1 were acquaii ted Biters. larg p had their p tato°. and apples: •frozen this winter in t err cellars. -Messrs. Joseph Pick rd a id Alex. McPherson intend buil `ng- t:'o brick ho uses in. + xeter, no _th, the sprin .—The alvation , • ny a e still boomin They visited Hep 11 an, saved two precious ouls.—Mes.rs. Jo in Kendal, and Dan Davis, of th j pla.e, intend erecting a 9 wild ng tl i n the suitor) he winterf o be 0110 of ounty. —M ro. was vi eek. I .MERRY ST ;omit ores$ overed rin c� umber of s n• previous ein g soft, i, ould not .lendid co i•st class. ose who omit cosi haracter dies' cha a iris' char c oys' fan f: ncy skati ents' fast • eorge Eae e coniplin eep, and -.. ave things ent, of the E °ter. regret this week to an1cL .the death of an ch re • peeted settler yin • this ighu rhood, in the ; person s S enerton,, which took ate r+ sidence, a short. dis- this elate, in Hay, on the- er re nains were followed cern -telly by a large con - Saturday the 28th. up fancily and him - lose, and they will y. .of all those who ith her. number ofpersons 1 coma r as - ✓ ska ,he fi . Sam ting g spring to • be used roller `rink, and in ing. This . promises eau rinks • in Huron el '�'idley of Londes- rie('is. in town this ATER...-Another fancy and arniv. 1 took place in the on ' rday evening. =The eters was not so large as occas' ons, as the weather larke lumber thought there e an The ice: was in ditioi , and tie costumes he f llowing is a list of ecure �i the prizes: Gents' tut e, ohn Elliott ; : gents' ostu te, John Bawden ; ter .ostume, Ida Gould ; en a tune, Rose Evans.; ostu. t, e, Thomas. Tindall.; 4 = • ntries, David; Tait ; race,' 25 laps, .10 entries, tt. `The' proprietors are to ted on the good order they he manner. •in which . they or the ,•infort and enjoy-. kater: 1 MARRIED A other of our faiteladies ken from .our midst. Onr 25th ult., the right Of id Mr.' Ste renson, of Varna. We are ne of our hoice young ladies, but we ope that o r loss ishee gain, We wish ern much appiness, veiling Mr._sseo. t e Metho ringing wi oats, wh eighboring aster's ho se. einple cam in, bri askets ful of ates, of Stanley, and of IGoglerich, drove to h thee ebout eighty bushels •h he I been given by the farme s, for the use. of the came little tinfe later leigh-load of young ging with thein their rorisions, _until the lled. After spending r usual way of pleas - g of the good things la Mr end; Mrs 'ee feeling, that they ere not f rgott n by their friends en is coming. eity; ut on the contrary ad secure for themselves. the good ishes of he masisecontributors, to the in of ;a dee le beg e evening well in the rtakr ell -filled 1 ue to Me king such ment from ats. Great credit is ates and. Wallis for interest in the move- nning to the end. LAST MO niith's entire onth. Hem t chodse fron o not let the • 900 0-33410,En17,SPr riday ?um oon to f. aid the cit ssels. o stock must be so than ver fpr • stock f all kin :bought at 66 cen chance . lip. Rei lember only this !ached in • the Town; Hall on ing last and 'unday• after - es •!a isit this weekes--Scars •ussels ; net one -erns several are Wantede ell for some of.' Qur men ta• erect some Nothing new albout he resr•of this Is of store Ifroods s on the dollar. c•ty of hous -8 in 13 town e iterprisin :DIVISION COURT eld here oe Wed tied be screen Omen iilis vs. cKay gar tratton 'gest gar Shields, an vs; Ta ay vs. Fe aintiff 'betties wee immonses COUNCIL --Division courti was esday, the 25th (14 Judge Doyle, when Jagger 1, judgment far plain - vs. 'elton, judgment for parties ;es Milne ' vs. of noirstht ; ;Suede ent 'for -plea tiff ; judgment for def lid- . Edison and m, Id Tu k, ;garnishee, rder garnisl 4e, 'adjourned ; en- ter, julgment for plaintiff; ; uson, ifidgment foe de end - vs. uyers, judgmen for and t ,e usual - orders made. Teens a.—Regular -meeting nem - from and atter rnor a 111oaday'. even g last, all the I proeleme Fm d, was reat brought be ;ore the Lieutenant -Go for settle but. he Auditors' epoi t as reeeiv and aid ore until next eethag fo comic eration. On ac omit defalcati: ns in ieceipts of Towi Hall lents, y,the late Clerk, the lerls was instru ted to teport receipts o hall monthly to- Co mail, as instructed post nd keep them sten, nen s s r red te b me end for do Y tags alel the Tr asurer is books a once, ' ere passe I. T solution to I borro easors. ' his ace lowere mi • s and disburse e Con cil passe iem y their mats or the r ls lel year, Council eh lately emselves !ations in Ned the lot have ted $75, that d stand e vele -s-The successful operation of the ampion *others, who are:en raged in arming about sixteen miles sou h.loesf tVhiarjt- en, is one of the- many exam might be given of whet caui accom- plished in this province, especm ly when. as ip their case, energy, expert nee and careful management are brough to bear. These gentlemen arrived. on tl .r far 1882, harvested a smell crop: tb follo ing year, and made antive pre arations for the season of 1884. They ere re- warded with a splendid crop, of 4,000 bushels of wheat and 3,500 Of ats, the wheat averaging 30 !is shels to. he acre, the bulk of which has been mai keted Virden at 60 tents per bushel.. THE MARKETS 5 00 to 5 75 Wool 0 as to 0 20 0 11 to 0 16 8 to 9 00 Apples pe barrel 2 to 2 00 Hides per 100 -Is , 6 to 7 00 . LIVERPOOL, March 4.—Spring wheat, 068 11d ; red' winter, 7s OW • California No. 1 078 Old ; California No. 2 615 09d ; bats, 5s 05d ; barley, 5s 4.1.11.11 Orr Ifridiray, March 20th, at 12 o'clock,' poon,. ce , Lot 1, Concession 8, Tucker -- Smith, 'arm Stock,. Implements and Houseleld Furniture.. George Storey, Proprietor ; J. P. Brine, Aucticineer. 12 FIT GERALD.—In Seaforth, on the 28th ult., the Wife of Mr. poo: Fitigerald of a son.. HOLLINGSHEAD.—In Galt, on the 15th ult., the tife of Mr. Henry Hollingshead, of twins , —eon and daughter. .TAMIESON.—In Stamfordeon the 24th ult., the wifej of Rev. W. S. Jamiegon, foirnerly of PURCELL.—In Seaforth, on the 25th ult., the ST WART.—In Exeter, on the• 2nd inst., the 1.vife of Mr. Thos. Purcell ale son. wife of Mr. A. C. Stewart, formerly dentist I Marriages FRXS. —Me0OWAN.—At :the residence of the ' brid '8 father, East Wawan sh, on the 25th , ult. ;by Rev. A. McLean,. Mr. .John Fraser to .Mies Mary IV. MeGowaleieldest daughter ' Mr. Gregor McGowan. KNOX—WOOD.—Atthe residence of the bride's Andrew Henderson, M. A., Mr. ROM -Ann -a; 1 statibn agent, Atwood, to .Miss Ellen C., daughter of Mr. Wm. Wood. NICHOLSON—HASSARD.—In Brussels; on the 20th ult., by Rev. •John Ross, B. A., Mr. Roderick Nicholson; of. Grey, to :Liss Mary Jane Hassard, of Owen Sowed. WALKER—TRACEY.-111-Wroxeter, oil the 25th to Miss Theresa, eldestdaughter of Mr. Law- AVILLIAIMS—LINDSAY.—At the resilence of the bride's father, on the 25th ult., by Rev: - J. S. Fisher, „Mr. John Williams, • of East Wawanosh, to Miss Sarah . A., daughter of Mr. eleo. Lindsay, of Blyth. ' Jbhh Kyle, Sealorth, brother -hal tw 6f the nald, Mr. Wm. ' Cook to Miss ttliza,beth YOUNG—LOVE.—Aa the eesidence of the bride's ' Mother, Stanley, on the 4th inst., by Rev. Samuel Acheson, Mr. A. W. Young., of Col- . borne to Annie, third! daughter of the late MESSRS. DUNCAN & DUNCAN Would respectfully draw the attention of the public to, the arrival of a "Isere con - To li d, and peat quantities en route feem the sedsoard will tw at the Mentreal House ituthe coutese f a, few dayi, and will be well worth an invections CL TI larger Sprin most v be had OAK HALL THING AND GENTS' FURNISHING HOUSE. e stock -of IMPORTED' 114:BEDS arrived Vom the British es rkets, is and more complete. than ever. Gents, you can navy get suited foe the and Sum/nee. Come early and make e choice frOm one of the gt and tied locks in the county. Gents' Furnishings of every description can at thelFishioriable ailbringI Establishment, DUKAN. 8c: DUN:CAN. SEAFORTII GROCE Fs the- besi place to spend your money. . 1 H UGH: ROBB Ma n Street4Seaforth, the People's Gr cer,. Has n w` a bettei stock -than ever of GROCERIES, CROCICERY. and GLASS: WAR `, Sugars and Teas a specialty ; 20 pounds of Sugar for $1: Goo • Tea. for 50 can s.. Hams and Bacons .oured at my own packing house, always on hand.. Honey extracted pure from my own apiary, at 15 cents per ppund, or -eight. pounds for $1. H. R013B Seafortli. 5 GRQOERIES Pure and firesh. This department will ibe found -usually attraetiv6, everything at ROCK 130TTGM CASH PRICES. Teas, as • ered—tlian in *any house in tOWn. SUGAISS,- TOBACCOS, RAISINS, rooms and All:kinds of woodenware1 bought at speei A. discounts, and selling • at wholesale pricals; • YOU C.ANNOV NAME Ai Anil - CLE in this (3..epai:nent whieh are- UNDERSOLD, or even competed inj -Give Me a call atel be convinced of the above: lirbonlAs Corner of 'Main and 11.4ket Streetsi _ Sealorth, Ont.- NSURANCE AGENCY' The fellowiug well know,n and reliable Fire, Marine, Life and. Accident' Corn- y's represented. The Nortliern'Of Londene England., The City of London, London, England. The London and Lancashire; LoncionrEng. The Caledonia, Edinbuigh, Scotland. _ The Gore Distrrt, Galt, Canada. • The. Mercantile, Waterloo, --Canada: The Royal Canadian, Montreal, Canada. :The Citieens, btontreal, Canada., Tickets issued for t* State Line $teamsbip Company's, sailing between New read M E TO THE LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE *Liverpool, Glasgow and -Belfast. This Com- , • panes vessels -for 'safety; speed and Comfort,. can. , .. , Passage rates extremely low. parties going to F THE WEST FOR BARGAINS FOR ONE MONTHI. Euiiope should call rid aseettain rates of eaeb. :Sewing Maehines, Family and- Manu* CLEARING OUR WINTER GOODS PC0,0T MISS OUR READY-MADE OVERCOAT& eer CAMPBELL 8k BIRIGHt. jr•ANEN FOR' SALE.'—For sale two yoke of goed working oxen, young and, splendid Workers. •Apply to Walton P. O. (mon Lot 110, Concession ,14, McKillop. JAME'S .CAMPBELL - OEM GRAIN FOR.SALE.—Ior- sale RuSsian 0 Am ier Spring wheat, guaranteed clean from wild bats and all other noxiona Weeds. W.M. BELL; Hensel]. 8994 • Med man a steady situation on a farm:- Ap- plicant o ateady habits, and can „give good re- erencea if required. Apply to E. W., Box 209, eaforth Post Office.; • -900x2 g'thy Of thoso 'celebrated McAllister oats, :teighing. 45 pounds per bushel, guaranteed free McCAUGHEY.—Th Seaforth, on the ath iqst rout wild oats and, other noxiotis seed% Price, Francis T. McCaughey, only son of. Mr. g: I.T40.:nceont: per bushel. . JOHN MeALLISTER, r_4' Funeral on Saturday at 3 p. m., to Malt- • 900x4 a. McCaughey, aged 15 years, 7 months - and land Bank cemetery.. THE CONSTA>.7CE CHEESE FAC'TORY.— MENUES.—In Grey, on the 23rd ult., Christina The routes for • milk drawin.g for he Con - Menzies, aged 55 years. , . 3IITCHELL.—In the township of Turnberry, on t e 20th ult., Mavgaret Ann, wife lof Mr. A in. Mitchell, aged 24 years. e etance Cheese Factory for the conung ivill bele t by pablic competition at • •- Local Notices. : SE,EDS.—Clover Seed, Timothy Seed oiid Oats, and good Roll Butter wanted at WM- atcly,la . Goon. servant girl, for general hOuse- .' HORSES. WANTED.—For the n :xt two Weeki Scott. Brothers, Seafortb, will eke any number of good general purpose horaes suitable for the Manitoba market, -in exchang f w Pianos : SOMETHING FOR THE PEOPLE. ' koDt. arid shoes of all kinds which he must sell at once ' to Make room for' spring goods. G 'eat bar- . gains avill be given foe the next thir y days. First Come, first served . 899 . ' first-class CanarieS, good warblers. Si igers 82 to. $2.50. each according to color or .. son* . Pairs, $2.25 to $2.75 guaranteed as represet ted.1 No hens sold - for singers. All tried bir s.. ions . Emcee Market Street, Seaforth. 899t1 ' GOOD NEWS FOR SMOKERS.— -re un- derstand J. S. Roberts has secured th .agency for the oelebmted Empire Cigar, avhi h he is retailing at 5c. The Empire is pronot need by all 'good judges to be eqeal to any 10c °medic eigar in the , Dominion. All lovers of a gpod smoke should not fail to give 'int a call and try li thie justly celebrated brand. 887-13. - SEAFORTH; BOOT AND !SHOE S ORE.— We are still preparedto meet' the wan s Of the people. Balance of winter geods will b sold at reduced price's. We have on hand a lo of Men's' and Boys' long felt. boote and o •ershoes. Women's, Misses and, Children's, stro g winter b6ots, also a lot of gotid winter caps ve y cheap,. to make way fiat. spring goods. .Custon work a specialty. Please take' eotice 1 'will d what 1 me a fair trial and judge for yourself George Good's Old Stand. W. litaily OCIVE 0,,' 10. season, Hotel,Ilinburn, on Tuesday, March 1 h, 1885, at 2 o'clock Parties interested shOuld take notice and govern themselves accordingly. JOHN BRITTON, President. 90-1 NTOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that the IN contracts for drawing cream to the Lon- . durin the season Id 1885 !will hetet by Auction at Bell s Hotel, day, -the 19th day of March, at 3 del 10ffers for the Buttermilk will be reeeiv same tin e.aucl'place. By order of the Directors. W. L. OUIMETTE, AUCTIO .SALES. UCTION SALE OIF DURHAM CATTLE,. SIIROPSHIREDOrrN AND LEICESTER SHEEP AND BERKSH RE FIGS. -0 Lot 27, bore station and four flan Clinton, on, Wednes- day, March 18th, 1885, ale to comniende at I o'clock p. m, sharp. There will be 'orfered for sale at the above place and Mine, a number Of Thoroughbred Durham Bulls, Cows, Heifer? and Calves, most of which have taken prizO at the Provincial and 'Western Fairs, together with im- ported Shropshiredown and Leicest• Sheep. Also a few splendid Berkshire Pigs, he Cattle embrace nearly 20 head of first-class animals and those wanting really good stock, should not' fail to attend this sale Thastock may be Onspected at any time prior to the sale- Conveyances will meet the 8:24 aem. train -at Londesboroa from Wingham, the day of sale, also the 91:45 a. in. trains at Clinton, from the east and south, and the fr: 15 p. m. train at Clinton, the day before the sale. TERME.—Eigt4 month's crecift on fur- nishing approved joint notes. Eight Per cent. per anntuu discount for cash. 11.,SNELL &, SONS, Proprietors, Clinton P. ; A..BISHOP, UCTION SALE. OF FARM STOCK, IM- PLEMENTS. AND HOUSEHOLD, EURNI- Geerge Sthrey. to sell by Public Auction on Lot 1, Concession 8, Thckersmith, on Friday, March 20th, 1885, commeneine-at 12 o'clock, noon, sharp, the folloaing property I Stock.— One breeding mute, in foal to 4' Stranner" ; 1 gelding coming four, by Old -Enterprise ; 1 gelding rising two, by "Glengarry " ; 1 fflly coining one, by "North Star" ; 4 cows in calf to k pem. ' ing three, 3 items coming two, 2 heifets COMing at the two, 7 spring calves, 1 sucking calf, 1 breeding ard of Suffolk sow, inpig to a thoroughbred Berkshire eretary. , boar ; 3 fall pigs. hutment% ex..— ne good i) .900-2 . lumber wagon. with box nd spring sea , 1 single well reaper, nearly new k 1 good mower; 1 Sulky horse rake,, 1 Chilled plow, 1 'general purpose plow, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 fenning mill, 1 hay rack, 1 gravel box, 1 set iron harrows, 1 stone boat, 1. set double team harnessl 1 set single harness, 1 set plow harness, several sets of,whifiletrees and rieckyokes. Also cradles, scythes, forks, chaire; &c., together with a lot bf hay in sta,Ok and in • the baru, and a quantitj, of turnips in the root house. Household Furniture„—One ,gOod cook; ing stove, 1 cupboard, libureau, 1 kitchen table, 1 parlor table, 1 wash stand, -2 new bedsteads? 1 good Florence sewing machine, 1 rOeking chair, box, a lot of milk and erleamery cane, end 3 host of other smaller articles The whole Will be sold without reserve, as th proprietor is going to Manitoba. Teesis.--All sums of S5 and,. under, cash ; over that amoun 10 months' eredit will be given on furnisbing proved jointleotes, A discowit of 5 cents on t e dollar will * allowed for cash on credit amou ts. GEORGE,STOREY,- TIMM FOR SALE.—Forsale being north half X of Lot 26, Comession inthe township of Hay, containing 50 acr s, on which there is a good bearing %Chard , spring ,wells, end frame house and barn, Forty three aores ofl said land is in a good state of cultivation, the same having been nearly all ploughed in the fall;aild free of stumps, the balance of land iS under good bugh. It is conveniently sitnated to schools and churches, It is within thre,e and one-half miles of Hensel), and Kippen. I Reason for selling land is owing to sickness in I the family, and the in- tention of going out weist for change of. dinlate. FOT further particulars tarply to the Preprietor„ IrilIEESE FACTORY MEET1NG.—Th re will hrop Cheese Factory in the Factory, n Wed- 1 arrangements when to start in the sprmg. and , other important matters. Every patr "n is re- t:Ir quested '7,0 attend, as neighboring factor es have circulated we ere not likely to run. Patrons wishing shares : can take them then, p y next fall. Every share the last season had a profit of S8, and expect more - the coming season. 900-2 ot or:\ On th Bred Sh years ol And tour young bulls. Also 25 Leieeste sheep, six of them rams. Two Clydesdale lts also be ffered, one entire colt arid one Ily,.well inatche Teems.—No reserve. Nine monthe' credit -a ill be given on'spens OVer $25; -,on ed joint notes to commence prom o'clo k. Send for Catakeeeue with par JA3IES S. SMITH,. Maple Ledge r, o, sex -Cot nty, Ontario, 'AUCTION _SALE Horn Cattle and Leicester EDNESDAY, ATarch 25 h, '85. —AT— APLE LODGE STOCF FA above date and place, I will gel rt Horn Cattle, 10•fereales two , bred to Baron Constanoe 5t 14 Pure d three "-2189. approv- ptly at Middle - 900 -2 ennr SPAR -Kr treas. The Celebreted White. The NeW-Rayariond. I am the sole and !exclusive dealer fOr ;Mel the Needles on,- maphine attachments and re. Office next door to Royal Hotel. - ' The St... -Julian Restaurant, SF,AF?RTH, ONT. If you want a good dish of Oystere tiseo the ST- JULIAN. ' If you want the nicest and freshest Oysters in -bulk, go to the ST -JULIAN. If you want the Choicest Cigars, ge If yam want; the choicest' Smoking Tobacco. to be shad anywhere, go to the Lemdns and Orenges. fresh and 'goo, always .on hand at the ST. JULIAN. be sere -and go to the ST: JULIAN, the - best place: in the County. " Remethber the place—Sign of the Big Lantern,sUain: Street, directly opposite Market Street, Seaforth. JAS. BURGES SELLING OFF Closing up Business. • S I am closing up my buainees in the Village. of Kinburn, and as the entiee stoel con- sisting Of Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, 13oots and Shoes, Groceries, Patent Medicine?. Earthemvaee, must ar. be sold or given away before the let of April next, .1 am therefore prepared to givae great pose of, consistieg of Asdes, Tongues, TWo Inch the above inust all he eold, no• reasonable offer Oak Plank, Rock Elm, Pine and Basswood;4 Ais will be refused. Also at a bargain that most desirable piee. of property,.aeorner lot in the Village of Kinburn being Lot A. in §ehottlesi. Survey, very suituble for a store or anj\ other binineee. All atcounts must be settled at a13 eaily date SAW LOGS WANTED. , NE Hundred Thousand Feet of firet-class., Basswood; Maple, Beeeb, Reck Elm, Birdi; • erry, Butternut, White Aah, Black Ash, -0 - Pine, Cedar, Hemlock 'and Sycaniore, at t - highest price will be paid in Caeh. Special prices Will be paid for rany quaetity of Hickory. The above are wanted immediately, -delivered the above place, one and -one-fourth miles from Hen. eall. We are also prepared to buy Loge In the toe, and eut and haul them ourselves. 894 • •