The Huron Expositor, 1886-09-03, Page 51886.
south side' of Mr;
cosatainns` g a very
„ was eleStroy-ed lay
wed by extraorclin-
t of the spectators,
be about
aeraXanitoba.
isnot usual for
general in South,
7, yet sneh was the
Cutting, with
id, late piece here
,nig-h over,- We
iatly dry milliner
szood deal of hot
,the_crops on very
est has -been, the
s season„ as was to:
Intt the sample is
pzitoba has yet pro -
5, what moat far_
ket this fall. As
variety of opin-
:HI tell you that
:rage more than
orlifteen at'
braher farmer
ies -will assure you
ls is a low esti-
-.thy threshinghas
nore conjecture
le estimate. But
the Province at
safely put at
niare likely to be
tisuatefor,tliough
the crop' on the
mays findsa mag -
he very top with
MI things cousid-
'rs are likely' to
..eason as regards
Prices, toci,Thkre
iortage in wheat
tate 'will nil-
aar,kets firma se
-ratr prices thia
serve to re-
iutNiness is- never
ichis krlown out
It appears al-
ather, of harvest
a. few days, But
;ses a great deal
even profani-
11 i)e. driving over
mounted on a
sitaself cool and
ithont any warn
Es 'surround him,
team from head
t all shy, indeed
eery inquisitive.
utter which is the
,f the ant family
ying ant in par --
without loss of
clothing, settle
the anatomy of
preferring to
from the inside
ill rush fearless -
he, has the fore -
1, At intervals
}-ver his person
sting (I scarce -
all one so far as-
. .to show what
14 their mind
nican,,, stinging
to what one
senied to collide
of:a bee. The
tys of ridding
it 'without any
;teed, about the
hat he loses his
ishes he could
satea at one and
e if he regards
lege op, and if
makes an ant
plitee zepllYr.
a:: suddenly as
ietim wonders
-hither they go,
,of mind. If
•where they
tful that they
appear to be
;hese pests,
hemin, they are are a'erY
:disappear the
,eze, and as we
:here, their ap-
tervals during
ey• are oat the
e; awing to the
quite calm,
e distance in -
ling tempest
is will not be
ose who pro -
that .Nevem-
tei-ber. Bath
the fray; in
upleted their
disceinfiture
-whose ranks
organized.
gz bold front
" themselves
s one, sinless,
apire.s to aid
ting in Brit'
der has sad -
tic breezes
.cordingly he
er they are
,rne whereby
rted. What
int schemes
:finding out,
1, must needs
- can -bring
ry ta enable
s salvation
Tuay be time
.ect that Mr.
,asid another
)30 record
( int is dean.
likely to ke
before. this
it: have been
atle known.
X
ie4ph, reoiit
irnihy Camp
...1.et in
was not a
rli th-cont-
rail all the
U11b.hout
kuoir ali
ley knew
,-put all the
box, aV1
;.i.tuor, and
y they did
we ottned
who Wott1(1
; atelpilf a -Ad
wi liquor
Act came
• a
SEPTEmPea 3, 1886.
iito force. Now- we have proved out of
the mouths of those who wre saying
the Scott Act was not a sliecseusps(ics;
Guelph, that the Scott Act is a
in.shat city, and that liquor c' 1flct
, bought there."
INNIMIMMENIMMMEimemanne
Crop
Reports.
-Following s 4 surinnarrof the ULM,
.orop reports furnished the Bu eau of
Industries, Toronto., by 578 cor espon-
.dents
The breadth of wheatland so n last
fan was 962,753 acres, but the inj u -y by
winter exposure was ao - sever that
76,171 acres were either plowed u or re -
sown in the spring. The re aining
s86,402 acres in crop have produ ed an
-estimated yield of 18,057,794 btishe1s.
The straw was short, owing to a eriod
of drought in June and July ni tljie fall
ivheat districts of the Province; Iut the
beads were well filled and the quality of
- the grain is reported excellent__ The
reaping season began about the middle.
of July and nearly the whole of the crop
was safely housed by the end qf the
month. The g-reatdrought area f the
Mississippi l'aslley appears' to ha -e in-
cluded Ontario about as far eastw rd as
the meridian of Port- Rope,' an all
spring erOps have been affected to some
extent. Of spring wheat, barley, oats,
peas, hay and roots the reports sa that
growth was visibly arrested at one time,
but ar succession Of showers in the s ,cod
week of July saved them from s rious
harm. Tho cereals and peas art uni-
formly reported as short in straxud
sllehtiv thin on the ground over the
whole- dry area;. but there IVELS it.
pearance ap-
of ruz,t and scarcely any If in-
sect enemies, and the crops were -on atur-
leg. favorably. In the et stern p rtion
6 of the' Province, and es eeially ii the
St. Lawrence and Ottawa connties, the
• rainfall has been abundant and Tge-
tation is luxuriant. Complain ale
made artist and mildea in localitie
•and the barley crop it likely to b
colored to some extent. The ac -cage
and estimated produce of crops ar
seated in the following table :
Acres. Per acre
Pall wheat '
Springwheat
Barley
(41!)...
67,779 11.9
Peas. 703,936 2,4
Compared with the average of the past
four years, the fall wheat this year is
190,000 acres and 3,219,224 bushelslessi;
the spring wheat, 96,119 acres an
1,155,118 bushels less ; the bailey
9,448 acres and 107,987 bushels niore
the rye, 70,995 _acres and 1,20; ,080
bushels less; and the peas, 123,798 cres
and 1,107,846 bushels more.
The area in hay and clever is 2,29: ,151
ares and the yield 2,994,446 tons, ein
an average of 1.30 tons per acre., The
average of the previous four yeast' wa
2,159,580 acres and 3,125,807 to, ,
1.45 tone per acre.
The area in beans is 21,072 acres, and
the estimated yield 461,104 bus .ela.
The area in corn is 156,494 acres, Ong
26,555 act -es less than the avera 4 0
four years, and the prospect of a (8o
crop is not eacoura.giug,
The munhers of farm live Stock are:
Horses, 69,64S;t7cattle, 2,018,173
sheep, 1,610,949 ; hogs, 860,125 anc
poultry, 6,968,915. The number] of
sheep is 144,666 less than last yea ;
each of the -.other elasses there is a in,
erea,se. The wool elip is 5,547 867i
being 690,480 less than she avera e of
four years.
The average a -ages of farm hand far
the Proeince is $158. with board and
$251 without beard, per year ;• and
817.06 with hoard and ,$26.64 wit sou
board per month of the • seeding and,
harvestinIg seasbn. These .figure are
slightly lower than last year's. The
rate of wa.ges of domestic servan is
81.52 per week'; last year's. rate was
86.6,402 a 21.4
577,405. 16.5
- 735,478 26.8.
1,621.901 3.9
Columns of MS . ne .eotner block, rid
- •
the door and wind w sills and or-
nices are to bef cut ' atone, and .ev ,ey-
e sof
I)
thing about the building, in fact is t be
costly and elegant.
—Burglars visited the shohOps
' . . • T- o 1
MesSrs. Thorne and.Bartlett in Mite e
a few nights ' age.. . They stirred,. h
things eensidei ably sate Thorne's,
rried - riiothihg ,aw-
- ., u
y. 1.Mr. %att. .tt
heivever,imourns .th9 loss of seven o
eight paiesaf N�. 10' oots . ,
1
—A board.ei-:.at 6' Windsor Rota,
St. Marys named Morton, was arreS ed
the other hayon a th trge, of stealin r a
gold watch from: a man named Moo -e.
The watch waS..notieel in Mr. 'Norton's'
THE ilURON EXPOSITOli.
Births.
YOUNG. ---In Plymptor; on the 25th tilt th
S OI e...';'. 4aa: Y0tP.o Of ,q dr.i.triliteri -,
COLE. ----In iftillettree the 2let ult., the rife of
, of Mr. Thos. Cole of a daughter. si
KILTY.:—In Summerhill, on the 22nd ult., the
Wife of Mr. G. M. Kilty of nadaughter.
11 I
ELCOAT.--Iii Tuckersmith, on the 18th ult., the -
P Wife of Mr. A. Elcoat, jr.; of -a eaughtei,.
t , <R1013ERT8,---in Seaforth, on the 30th WV, the
wife of, 31r. J. S. Roberts of a son.
r
hand:at the TorOuto
ot Mr. Moore's, whorl
info' me& Mi.. Moore a
—A few days :ago
the Stratford and St.
convicted and lined fot selling liquor •cin
n day. Adam Mc Donald, off Do wo
was also fined $50 or th'e Months in j
ut a license, a id
$20 for Satur:
Trunk Rail way
Jar -nest Boddie':
aces by a frie id
eeognized it a id
the fact.
r. R. Chowen, of
Marys road, as
for selling liquor.with
Thos. Lennon, of' .Dow
day night selling..
—A former ' ( rand
driver of Stratford '
passed through a soma vhat thrilling Els-
perienee at Donald station,. :, -Briti la:
train lately.burned there, and -sased his
Columbia. He was _engineer .,c:i* the
life by remaining. in a hole in theground,
lvhile the fire paesed over liime
‘—The'Mitchell Reeerder says : .:111dst
of those who attenldd the Grimsby
campground on :Suni4lay feone here re-
turned somewhat out lof jOint with. De.
1
Talmage. &hue of thein found it very
difficult to get accom Iodation, 'eol great
was the crowd, and theyall return at
quite fatigued with t leir trip; '
—A young lady front Listowel, one, f
the excursionists to Part Stanley, t -
tempted to get in the rear car at the A'r
line station, St, Thomas, on Tuesd- y
night last week, When the train was in
niotion, and Nvas dragged for .sonie di -
.tance over the ties fa_liteg on her fa e
on the rails. Her face was badly e t
and bruised. !. . .•
large meeting of :'the iniI1esf
this- district conVened at Listowel on
Tuesday iast week; and formed theri
selves into an association to. be call d
the l'ertla !furor', Bruce, Grey a.nd
North Wellington Millers' Associatios .
They also agreed upon a standard scar e=
for exchange and pnrehase of whea
which they hope will be satisfactory tio-
both, buyer and seller.
• — On Sunday night, 22nd ult., a tire
, -broke out in the 'barn of. 111r. JOSCpII
; Logan, old Mitchell ITO, near 8
Marys, ivhieh consumed ',the • building
together with all, its contents: - The
huildiug contained at the timelifteen
acres of fall wheat, fifteen acres of oats,
-use entire season's crop,and anew se f
binder. The loss is .a heavy- one, but i
partly covered by rance, there bein
s 8800 on the building ani contents. The
atiginpf the fire is a rnystery.
Stratford e-orr sporident: says:
. The banquet given to GeneraleMiddle-:
ton by the • city ccii'rii1 last •iveek, is
generally spoken.. of 'a a huge farce.
Some throw the avhol blame for the
failure on the sceretary of the commit-
tee of management, and -some on the
' mayor. A -few tickets were eold. at $2 ;
then they -were reduced to $1 ; then to.
fifty cents ; then Offered for iikithiog, as
an inducement to get a fespectable pain -
her to Sit around the table, .
—Mrs.. 1j1cTavish, *Oe of, John*McTaxish, Reeve of Ripley,iattempte 1 to
ture, from this fe an
last week -bout 7
1111=101321111:111.11M11211: I= IIM
-
Perth Items..
The Mitchell' turf 'club hat col-,
lapsed.
--Miss Maggie Looney, of Irisht wn,
died on Friday, 20th ult.
—An eleveu of tRe Listowel cri k
ctub took advanta.gc of the chleap tr p to/
Buffalo last week.
—Mr. and 1rs. Alexander Colquhoun,
of Hibbert„ started on a pleasureetr p to
the Northwest on Tuesday last wee
—Bethel and Mount .Pleasant scl ools
Fullarton township have both een
provided with handsome new bells.
--Mr. W. Woodley„ of Fullailton,
has sold his prize team to an Amei1ican
buyer for the handsome sum of $5Q0.
L--4 fine herd of over 40 head oIj fat
cattle,left St. Marys the other day for
the Liverpool market. The avtge
weight was 1;400 pounds per head.
—The other day a, son of _ Mr. Wm.
Pariah,. of Mitchell, had his thumb neaiz
Iy cut off ;by a mowing machine vi bile
cutting peas an his brother-in-law's arm
iri Hibbert.
—Mr. John N. Cliiaiie, jr., has ret
ed to Listowel from a short vis t to
Southampton. He reports land for
building purposes aini bass fishin in
abundance.
—Hay Brothers are erecting a 1 rge.
elevator at their mill in Listowel. The
large bins are constructed an the ho per
bottom principle, and are built to sus asn
almost any given weight.
—W. R. Davis, Esq., of the Mit hell
Advocate, was appointed a inembe of
- -the Executive Committee of the Ont rio
Pres Association at a meeting lately
held in Toronto.
—A. couple of St. Marys ra, ers,
Mollie R, owned by Mr. Joseph , taf-
ford, and Nellie Wood, the propertv of
lir.- George '
'Hendrie showed, tood
mettle at the races lately held at 1 ra,
Bruce county.
--The branch of the Salwition A -my
in Mitchell held a juEilee on Satur ay,
Sunday and Monday before last. A
number of °filters and soldiers f am
mighboring stations took part in the -
proceedinge.
—A young. man 'named R. E. Cheiese-
man, teller in the Mitchell Bank, 'ied,
after several mOntlls of declining he lth,
on Friday, 20th ult. Deceased wa an
exemplary man in every respect and his
early demise is much regretted.
—The Mitchell Model - School el ens
oU September 14th under the man tge:
merit .of Mr. Nethercott. Mr. Kn'
of Catellrook, has been engaged to ake
his place in the Public: School whit he
15 erigased with the Modeleclasses.
—.hiss Alice Wilson, of St. Ma ys,
had an offer as principal of the Harreng-
t.on Public Schools as well as fkom
caYuga:' She accepted the foriner 4t a
salary of $350, and has commenced her
dales;
'-Mr. McClay, of Mitchell, is im rt-
hig red brick from Hamilton for the
hasten her depa
ond ay m carp in
o'clock. She was suffering froni depres-
sion for some tune past, bit was well
evatehed. Early on the abche morning
she went to. the barn and procured °an'
old shoemaker's knife amyl then fled t
the bush. -She! was 801du missed anci
search was made'and in a short tim
found behind a bruth heap with her
throat cut. The incision ‘was made in
such a -way that.it caused) only a flesh
wound. Dr. • Smith . was. for and
skilfully f*eated the injured .woman.
She is nowstin a fair way to recover...
o
7
—
That Binder Trial
1 •
To the Editor of THE itURON EXPOSITOR.
DEAR noticedlin yoUr itsue of last Week
another very false and Misleading letter f rani S.
celose to answer
g it not worth
throw the least
A. Moffatt. Now, f do not it
this letter in detail, consideri
that tiouble,_for it does mit
shadow of additional lighton :U. e subject, but is
Solely a s-uceession of falsehao sand misrepre-
. sentatious, the contradiction .1a, diproof of which
is not required toshow. , the marked superiority
of the Tort: of the " Toronto " to that of the
" Brantford" at the trial restan•red to.
Noee Mr. Editoremy object in writing iity last
letter was to show to the putlie the true result
of the trial, also to silos' thatMr.. Ifolfatt was de-
ceivilig the public by rying to •inake out that
the Brantford binder w, s,solelthro'ulth the result
of the trial.. Now this -I clearly pro%•cd• .t0 he 1
•faise, andyou see he do's notdttee to dispute it.
The result of the trial h. s been clearly proven by
disinterested 'parties, a.. will be -seen hy the testi-
monial which 'appeared ill 3-01iIr issue of August
13th. But I must sav fi -few Words in reference*
to this last _letter'tvhi& was evidently Written
while Smarting with - 'a eonscionee of -severe cone,
deranation. Ife;has ap,iarently lost his sense Of
reanon; for he absurdly says,. while referring to
his former letter; " I dare Wnn. 'Stanley to cost
tradict a single item th.,r ie."! If he will again
read ei3- letter in your iesue of the .13th ult. he
NVill find it a flat contracie ion; throughout to his
former. letter.
Again, he seems very .curiods to know what I
went.there for, and asks_ if itkvas to give a free
exhiltition to the public, of' toitake a loealived
advantage? Great Guitar! he still . remains
childish, and is still crying over his.open defeet,
giving for an excuse, " He took advantage."
1306400 ! I. .
. My objeCTt. in goit''er - theee %Vas end is Hear" to
the public ,-, it was for the expresa purpcise Of
sheaving that .the "Torento " (,ould -do better
work in that grain tha.i the :" Brantford " had
, -
done -on Saturday . or could da on Monday, the
" day of the trial, Mid in this I was eminently site-
cessful, as the testimonial pretiously referred to
clearly proses.. As fe.seneling - Mr. ;Moffatt
word of my intentions, :that was no• part of
mine, as Mr. Shipley assured inehe Mandel attend
' to that. . . . .
As for,the Messrs. Shipley's letter,it is entirely
n :aleadiint and false and is not -in volicordanee
xvith the lettei ' previously prhited over - their
names, for they now .atate, " IVe might say to
the publie that weatid offer MK- Stanley s.1.50;"
&c., whereas ill their ptev ious, letter the3. Stated,
" We would not have the 'Toronto ' at any
.Pllik.t(i'llieo I might go on showing op the fain and
p
Misleading character of all that Moffatt and Ship-,
loy communications. This coWardly course they
have taken to try if possible to screen their open
Rut, as I ha‘'L. trimmihantly gained the
*point I -intended to make, vi',,,, to elearl3t prove.
die superior work Of the ".Toronto". to that of
Brantford," 1' therefore :refrain from -any
fm•ther newspaper controvers31 on this Sohjecti
.10I'd NVOIlld raer anYone diring fuether,infor-
usafien.to those disinterested . pitties \N'110. wit-
ne-ed the tr;ial, a few of NN 111:-;e nanit.%4 in4y be
I,et.0 under the testimonialt whited in this paper
of August 1Stle
• Now, Mr. Etliter, I think 3 i:sei will agree with
me that Mr. -31(sflatt'a and.. he; 3leaers. Shipleys'
a% icicles.. contest he taken u Hee matter, as they
,..
were interested portico, noll do I ask you to take -
net e% Mince, len woohl neeri ou to distio crest-
ed a itnessee ,Thankiter-yoil, 3.r. Editor, for a our
V alual.11:y space, I am Reapeetfelly Imire, '!
. . Wmeram Srasativ.
Hohnesville,'August 24th., lean. „
P. S.—Will 3Ir. Moffatt imorm nie through
these columna, hone, many " New Brantford
Binders" hrolo- their drive -w eielsi this --an?
I know or ten lityselr.
11.
a
.-
Marriages. -
Cp0E—MCDONALD.--At the realrience o 'Mr.
Gilbert Thompson, fatkeview, on . thd 1st
inst.; by Rev. Wm. Torrence, Mr. George W.
Cook, of Clinton, to Miss Jane *S1eDonal(1, of
•
Ilti)BERTSONL-111(.1)11EE.—In Meltillop, at the:
residence of Mr. Duncan McCallem; brother-
in-law of the bride, by Rev. A. 1). McDonald,
, oil the 1st irst., Mr. John A. F. Robertson,
of Seitforth,,-- to Marion, second daug-hter of
' E. McPhee, 'Esq., Of
•
• Deaths.
-LONG3IAN.,—In Ifullett," on the 10th ult,, Sam-
.
yoUrneest son of Mr. (Ito. 'Ingmar), of
the 12:th concession aged 10 weeks: ••
HARTRY:ss-In Seaforda oil the 30th ult., ii.o3-
Wilmott, infant son of Mr. Wm, Iltatry,ae-ed
5 moritlts and 21 davs. -•
ARC BAL1)-1 n Ewe ond %•ille, on thp 30th
'uIt, James, and on the 31st ult., Mary, twin
son anet daughter of Mr. James Archibald,
eiged 5 months. '
01 ANDY.—In Michigan, On the 22nd
ult., 'Catherine Grandy; relict of the late
John. Grandy, formerly of Hay township,
aged 73 years.
'Local Notices. - 1" ---
Ines best and eheapeet sugars for pre-
senina are at Wilscln & Young'p, Ssaforth. ,
- WILKON & YONG's, Seaforth, 50 Cent
Tee is very choice.'1 Try it.
• ' ki -on SEASdN OF 1886.—Charles-
werth & firownell Will . receive this week one, ear
load of Sugar --80 barrels—boughtdirectfrorri re-
fill ery. Also, a large consignment of .New SeaSOn's
Te s, Nriliell Will he jobbed inhalf chests land
ea dies at wholesale- prices. CuAitottswoen• 1 A
Be WNELL. 9i7
• RITIT JARS all. sizes being cheap [ at
-as son & Young's, Seaforth. -
„ DENT X Boo° se Barristers, of .Mit-
eaell, have anunlimited amount of money to
lend on farm security at 6 per cent per (mama
with privileges. - Mortgages bought. 968t8
ritAethe LOST. on Sunday,
Au rust 15th. between e Presbyterian chnrch
ran the Maitlaudebank cemetery, it plain bepad
.gold Bracelet, with buckle. The finder wilt be
suitahly rewarded on leaving the same at Tits
Ex Terron -Office, Seaforth. 975-t.fe
!'l -VE AND A BALF per cent, straight
loa is, any amounk • private funds, at the low
rat of 54 per cent per annum. SEAGER &
LEWIS, Coderich. .
t .
C. MEYERs; Carpenter and builder,
Baateld, says—I believe White Bronze is going
to he the monument of the future. From ilit-
knOwledgte of metals, I have every confidence in
the durability of zinc. ' 976
, - 1
COOK WANTED.—Good wages will] be
eiv -n to a good girl, who understands cook ng.
Apply at KENNEDY'S HOTEL, Seat° th.
- 976a2-
j:311IVATE SCHOOL. — Miss Johnson's
private school will re -open on Wednesday, Sep-
teMber 1st, in a room over Mr. 1. V. Fear's drug
.store. Entrance on Main Street. 9716
C0C
Member's Toronto Sto k
Exchange;
26 TORONTO ST., TORONTO.
by Samson, 1 t vci-year ol
k Samson, 1 yearl ng gelding
Diroct Wires to New York, Chicago, 2 slicking colts, s red by R.
r
„ Coming Fairs. •
Industrial, Toronto Sept. 6th to 18th
Provincial, ( uelph, Sept, 20th,to 25th.
Central, Hai lilton, Sept. 27t(to Oct. lst,
Western, Lo Won, Sept. 27th o Oct. 2nd.
Northern, Walkerton, ()et. 5th to 8th.
East Huron, Brussels', Oct. 5th and 6th.
'South 'furor , Seeforth, Sept. 27th and 2Sth.
Listowel, Se' t. 30th and Oct. 1st.
East Witwanosh, Belgrave, Oct. 1st.
West Huron, Godetich, Sept. 21st and 22tid.
Stephen and Ushorne, Eveter, Oet.r4th and 5th.
Ha,, Zurich, Sept. 20th and 21st. -
Morris, Blyth, Oct. 7th and 8th. .
Ilibbert, Stiiffa; Oetobein6th.
Hullett, Clitt oniSepteMber 23r0 and 24th.
MA TAE, (
of the most pre
lished ; every t
school should
visesin capital
ation„ _errors in
fully engraved,
Arcade, Toront
E CORR :SPONDENCE.-----One
'Meal and most useful bookpubl-
acher shofild have a copy ;
e without it ; it eon -tains exer.
letters, a ihrevistions, punetu-
;Owlish, spechnen letters, beauti-
te. ; price 50 cents: C. ()'DEA,
969-12
The Executor of the L
In compliance 1th his wi
sell hi S Real Es ate, being
13, Concession 4, Morrie
100 acres, about 85 cleared
cultivation. So 1, good el
house, Eritioe 1 arn and s
orchard of choic fruit. 'I"
well fenced with good eeda
on a good road, it nines fi•
grave, 51 from Brussels, at
II Ingham.. If n t seld pre%
Public Auction, at STEW
Village of 'BUG tAVE,
SATO RD Y
At one p in. Term
day of saki. Th s is one of
the Township of Morris.
celled. This is e rare cha,n
fai-ii at yom• 1 %en pita,.
terms and part'culars, add
and:CFI/kg; AlcC R EA , Exec)
CI. HAMILTON, .Atutioneei
y
FOR SALE.
te Jas. Thompson
1, are now bound to
he South half of Lot
ownship, containing
nd in a good state of
L. - Large dwelling
aides. Good bearing
o good wells, and is
rails. It i4'situated
is the village of Bel -
1 8 from the town of
ously,mill he sold hy
11.78 HOTEL, in the
1
1
18th 1886.
made known on the
he choicest farms in
le soil cannot be_ex-
ie to secure a good
Title perfeet. For
'ss WM. BRYANS,
tors, Belgia%•e P. 0.
977-4
r
ACK ET LOS
'J Conecission
ConeesSion, a lin
with grey fur.
leaving the son
forth.
.—Betweei '11arptirhet= and and
of Tuckers nitlt, Or otatho 2nd
.y..s t-eres .t%-eed jacket, trimmed
rhe tinder i11 (oilier a fever by
e at The]. xeosrroti. Office; Sea-
s 9774.
‘-(1-1°LboSt:D
house at )
AN
lospiee It is sit
tains seven IOQI
well. The hous
nice lawn and e
cheap. :Apply t
LOT FOR the
rcent ore upied hy Iames. Gli-
nted near t e market:and con -
is, a wood -shed and first•class
is nearly new, and there is a
cellent rden. Will. be sold
JAMES (1ILLES1'IE, Saddler.'
977x4
r(REAMERY
Londesbor ugh Crean
interated in 1) trying, are
attend a picolic °ire held i
on Mrs. Moon's roperty, a
cry, onl Tirrnsi Ay, Sept.
Robertson, of th Ontario
Guelph, and Mr. M. Meyer,
tario Creamery i ssoeiation,
es, and it please) t'.aild pro
,expeete( . Lune ) served
your bailkets. 1 tins, in%
neighbors. W. a OCIME
WATT, Preside ittondes
Cheese Manufact
_
1-CTION SA
he Patrons of the
cry, and all Who are
cordially invited to
the beautiful grove
Ijoining the Cream-
th inst. • Professor
gricultural College,
On•retary of the. On.
will deliver address -
table time may be
t 1 o.'cloek, .Bring
ite your friends. and
TE, Secretary, GEO. •
wig co. eorough Butter and
977-1.
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,E.—W. H. Davis has received
instructions•from Ma, Wm. Aberhart; Lot
29, Concession 8, llibbert, t sell by public Auc-
tion on 'Wednes lay, September 15th., 1586, the
following valuabjt property :-1 brood .mare, in
foal to an imp() ted horse' 1 general purpose
mate, 8 years oh , 1 span
two-year old gel ling, sired
Year eld Fill • 1 f t
3, pan 01 o ma
Oil City, Toronto and Iliontreat. supposed to ben calf, 1
supposed to be 11 talf, 1. th ee,year old steer, 7
: two-year old stee s 3-yearline Steers, 1 yearling
Continuous Quotations.
f working herses, 1
by Viceroy, 1 two-
•
ied 3•erulinga, sired
gelding, sired by
sired by Stranrear',
ntin Jock, 8 emit,
WO -Car old heifer
heifer, 7 spring ( alives. 1 gr s ae bull; 5. 'Cotswold
ewes, 1 Suffolk 1 oar, 5 fat pigs -2 sows in pie- 1
. Toronto light bi itier,.(6 fo t cut), 1 combined
reaper mid IP017er, No. 3 Kirkby, 2 lumber
wagona, 1, light -pring wagon with pole Oriel
shafts, 1 pair 'of bob sleigh. 1 single cutter, 1
horse eake, -1 -Ian I _robe, 1 seed drill, 1 ganga„
plow, 2* Yankee 1 lows, 2 thi -tle cutter plow,lt
set of iron harro rs, 2 sets of wooden harrow's s',...1
seuther, I. pea p illeri 1 . stow cutter, 1 tur. Al
cutter, I fannim, mill, 1. h,Op melt, 3 sets, -Of
double -harness, 1 set of light double harnesh, 1
set of single harness, 4" - sc ts of e hiffletreeta-,2
neckyok s,1 hay rack, 75 h •ns, 16 cow chins, 2
logging-.(91/01IS, 2 o•indstone , 1 patented 16 foot
ladder, 1 Stone boat,..1 graYel box, *cradles,
scythes, forks, ra :es, 1 Iniffalo skin, 1 Collie dog,
.501110 To atom 711 loads of 1 hay, a quantity of
househel furniti re, .4 c•rean ery eons, With pail
and box*s, 1 ini k can, 1 big meat tub, cider
harre1s,00 a nun ber of ntlearstrtieles tO0 111110e1:7
00S tO 10 •flti011. he sue le a among- the -hest iii
the fterliship. Having soldpart•of the farm and
rented the - rest There will sositively be no re-
serve. Sale to eminence at 12 o'clock - noon
sharp. TERMS- All sums.of n5 and under,eash,
over.that amount 14 monthseredit will be given
roi hunk -thing approved jointeotes. WM. ABER-
.; w. R. D.A-V1S, Auctioneer.
11772
Tira'nsact a General
Brokerage Business.
.Stoeks; Bonds, Grain, Provisions
awl Oil
Bought for Gash or on Margin.
SEAFORTH OFFICE:
STP,=_E'T_
J. F.McLaren, Manager. .
rnr.• 1, • - . . .
I
THE MARKETS.
1 " SeAvoitiar, September 3rd, ieaul
Fall itIrbeatt per bushel (new)._ :- SO 71 to SO 7.0
Spri4- Wheat per bushel.... .... 0 60 to 0170
Oatsl per bushel • 7 0 26 to 0 ;30
Peasiper bushel 0 50 to 01,55
Barley per bushel 0 50 to 0 55
Butter,; No. 1, loose.... .. .. 0 30 to 0 :11
Buttbr, tub 0 11 to 0,12
Eggsfl . 0 11 to 0-11
Flout, per V00 Is
* ,• 2 .00 to ' 2 ,25
8 00 to 8150
HideS per 100 -It's , 6 00 to 5 !fie
Shee skins each o 50 to 0 135
ton
Wool , 0
Salt retail) per batrel....Salt -wholesale) per barrel..
Pots, oes per 1nashe1, new
0
Woo , per cord
Oto 0:2]
80 ,to 1 00
0 80
50 to ' 0 50
50 to 3 50
CLINTON, September 3rd, 1886:
Fall
'g'Wheitt per bushel .... 0 00 to 0 0
Wheiit per bushel (new) , 71 to $0
Sprit .r
Oats or bushel .. , ...s . 25 to 00
Bart - per crashel . . .... 01-50 t� 0 . 5
.Peas,Per bushel 0,50 to 0 55
0 12 to 0 15
0 11 to 0 11
8 00 to 900
o 50 to ``-' 0 50
2 00 to 2t)0
0 20 to 0 21
00 to 7 00
4 50 to 5 00
2 50 to 3 50
5 50 to: 6
Toitoxmo, ;Sept. 2.—Fall wheat, t/-0.76 to $0.78 ;
spring, .90.7p to e0.78; oats, 30c to 410 ;peas 57e
to 57r.; barley, 54e to 66c ; hay, per ton, S1.1.00
i4.00; buttur, 20c to 22o; potatoes, per bag,
70c tO 75c; eggs, per doz., 14c to 15c; dressed
hogs,: per 100 lbs., $7.00 to S7.50. '
Better
Eggs s
Hay per ton
Potatoes per btishel, new
Appl0 per barrel
'Wool! ... . ........
Hideiper 100 lbs
Cordiveod. )
DresSed liogse'per 100 Ihs
•
7,I,Itinaroona:Sept, 1.--8pring wheat, Os lid ;
red Winter, -6s 09(1; California NO. 1, is oia.,
CalifOrnia, Nes 2. Os 00d ; oats, OS 000 ; barley, 04
Od ; 1eas,58-05d ; pork, 50s 06d ; cheese, 448 eGa.
Live Stock Markets.
"11-1 alvre EAT, Aug, 31.--.3fr. . Campbell, of Point
St. Charles, sold five good cow's to -day at filen
43 t 60 each, lint sonic of them were very filet.
aninie Is. Pretty good cows sold at from, 35 tO
:$40 and common ones at abolit S:10 eish. A
smanirow wa, sold for ,S17 and her calf for n7
morel the latter was ahont four weeks old.
Toilosro, Sept. 1,L -During the week 'one 10all
of 15, liteersi laveragl nes 1,20.1 lis. *each, sold at
3' c pf•r 11s., Icals s5, and another toed of 20 steers,
abratt similar weight, sold at s44 a bead, it
trifle 'over 3eper 10. Bulls are quoted at 21e tit
3e• per 11).; and mileh cows rifled at 25 to ,i45 ti
headataccording to the quality. ricked lobe of
butehers* cattle sold at 2tc to $1c per 10. Slice!)
are dtill rend priceunchanged, %vitt)shippers
ecloing nothing ; prives are quoted at 3c to :31t.:
Ile; and giloti elipice butchers at ;:f3 to
S*3.50 inhead. Lambe in fair demand and steady,
tNith Sales at s2.50 to s3.25 a lulu]. Calves are
eaa3-, priees rrdlne at et; to sa a head, the -latter
prii•t. NAIR:. paid for those dreseing 15s) lls. Bogs
in taii. demand and firm ehoice light 01105 rule
at 5:h to 51.c per 10.; heavy at' 4-r:e to and
stags At 3c to 4t.
Sept.1.-- At Liverpool to -day prime
Canadian steers; NS•vrt• 11.1.e, fair to choice grades
at 110, poor to medium at 10e, and inferior and
]1U115, itt 7'.e to be. Best sheep were at 13e see-
ondary qualities at 11c to 12e, Merinos etldte to
and inferior and rains at ee to to.c. The
foregoimt. quotations are lealculated at 4,in 5
the
4:
'41•-4
HAR,T, Ilrolineto
The Seaforth Creamery Pic-nic.
The pa .rons of the Staiorth Creamery, and the
-
public go ieratly; • re cordial/3' invited to attend
the pic-n c nfuler the auspiees. of the" Seaforth
Creamer), to be ield in CaSes' (rove, Seaforth,
on Wednesday, 8 •ptember 1011, 1556, when ad -
el resses Will; be dc livered by Prof. Robertson, of
the .Agricultm•al College-, Cuelph ; M. Me3•er,•
Esq., Secretary of the -Ontario Creamery Associa-
tion, and ethers Therete ill also be intisie,
swimaing and -otl er anuise nents. Bring your
baskets along. It ireshments set% ed at twelve
o'elockiand epeaking %vill.commence at 2 o'clock,
p, in. JOHN HANNAH, AlanMser.
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:
VOTER
40
11774 4
Again w
-
Commence Talking Business
to the Pe ple
The agriculturist has fel- the prt few weel 8 been busy laboring in the har-
Vest,field, reaping and storing away the produ ts of his labor and care. .So also
has '
ED
WARD
cFAUL,
THE CASII DRY!. GOODS A D MILLINERY MAN
Been busy too, havi ig retmined fresh from the fields of labor in the w
market, and ie,now pitching into- his store
Golden Sh ave$ of Dry
To be threshed Out
The people say we a
holesale
iy a great multituae of 1m3-ers all through the falla season.
re
The Hive ot Industry and Enterprise,
And what the people say of a business man is enerally true, tVe allow no dis-
couraging obstacles In our path to' hinder the progress
1 1
OF A LIVE AND SNAPPING BUSINESS.
Our Fall Goods are Arriving,
Tons of New Cottons, Shirtings, Prints, Linens, Flan-
nels, Tweeds, C'e.
A Wholesale
Cloths,
Stock of New Dress Goods, ;Silks, Mantle
lsterings, Velrets, Flushes, cSc.
Cart Loads of New Clothing, ShiTts out Drovers,
'Blankets, Bed Comiortables cte.
1
Every ilia Of Our large store is going to be occupied. You have seen our
shelves filled and air count rs loaded before. This season it will be 'a repetition
of the same, only DOUBLED UP. We'll ring down the curtain on quantity,
quality, low prices and sq are dealing every day for the balance of the year.
RD cFAUL,
6
WIZARD it
AND ALL OTHER
enuih Medicines,
AS
Beef Iran rind Wine,
C tieura Remedies,
Cha-sest Li 4er_ Cure,
Warner's Safe Cure,
Euedoek Llood Bitters.
--AT
FEAR'S :RUG STORE
A.FORTIL
THE SEA -FORTH
WOOLL N MILLS.
Having -doubled
latest improved m
than ever t� turn
Shorted- notice,
FARMER
In want of first
the capacity by addirre the
thinery are better prepared
out first-class !work all the
and OTHEIIS
elaeS Goods will find the
EXACT PLACE TO Gp-
THEM 1.3'),' ALLING AT THE
Store th the Mi,11s,
stock
Where t ley will have the
Largest and Pest Assorted
' To Choose from in any Mill in the ,Domb ion.
• a--,7-Did •you see t.le new Halifax Tweeds made
by "-VanEgmond's p'etent?"
' CUSTOM WORK i all its Bran cites a:Specialty,
iteThe highest p ice paid for Wool in Cash or -
Trade,
and Millinery: Man. A. G. Vah gmoncrs Sons.
OUSE.
ry Goods, Millinery, &c.
NCAN
DUNCAi\T, SEAFORTH
•
Would respectfully call aitettion to the -fact that large consignments of goods for
Tall and winter trade have already arrived, while an in»nense lot is now on the
road, but the increase of st ek won't interfere w th the contin-uance of the great
dissolutn • sale. We still oLr great bargains. h the balance of Millinery stock,
as also in Summer Dress G ods of various kinds, which will be disposed of at a
great reduction. irefi` ECTION RESPECTVULLY SOLICITED.
CLOTHING
LIST COURT.
Notiee is ,hereb given tin t a Court will he
hald • pursuant to the Voterti' Litt' Act, by his
Minor. the Judge f the Connty Court of. the
County of linron, it Dixon's Ilia, Brneefield, on,
TrEsoav,.,Septemlin• 140, 1856, at 10 acilock a.
111., to hear and determine th several complaints
of errors and omis ions in th Voters' List of the
Municipality of Ti ekersmith for 18s6. All per-
sons having busuie ,s at the Cc tilt are la quired to
titteisdat the said tittle am place. WM. Mc-
CONNELL, Clerk. Tnekerst iith, Sept. 1st,
977-9
KEE
THE
ICE in anv co
.Lzubscriber
KEE,.
-
Any quantity of wpm), ha 0 or soft, long or
short, split or un)ilit. Als any (tnantiti. of
Cedar Posts and Celar Mock for flooring,
as eheap as plank, 01 of Whir h and de
liver at rerionable chargee.
z.erT];',LEI) H ON F.: :NO. '29,
C;(:)01
!is nc4
WARM!
•epared to deliver
COMMON.
Division ( ourt Notice.
The Office of the 8econd
I)ivia9on Court, Cou 11-,%• of elf utoo. will be found
open (eVerV lawfnl (ley at the iseaidenee of -Icahn
Beattie tfoderiell S %;
vet :est, frem lo o'elook a.
• ne mitil 4 o'eleek p. in., nd c, ver3 thing will le
-done that is possible in the hiterest of Suitors.
Telephone 000 )Id Meatball in the elliee.
Any t!,1)1011111. of Maliet to Lr an mi goad prOp-
erty, farm or tetwn, ct tl veryest rates of •
intip,t, and terms of pa% ii' -et 11 ode to euit i
borrpwlers.
, •
. JOH BEATTIE, Clerk.
sedtf
MISS A. N4. PULL.
TILL OPEN CLASS for Sdrawiler aed
painting on reptenibeii 1st.; leeo. Terms,
20 Lessons; Draw i ; Paietites; Water
Color, $5.00; Oil, aai. Material fiirniehtd itt
cost price. , '175
AK HALL
ND GENTS' FURNISHING
arriving huge quaintities Of goods for fa 1 and winter 't -ade.
. ,
now is your time to I ok at one of the best Select d stacks of
Scotch,En
h Irish&
HOUSE.
•
(.:entlernen,
t) •
anadian Tweeds
We have over had the honeii of offeringm
for ins ection. Prices are rearkably 1
.-. -
OW" this season. We still ole' the balance of
priefs, a -g promised in the D ssolution Clearing
purchasers cannot avail theniselves of
ing of every deteription. • Orders promptly attended to. First-eli
C'otheS gat u1iu the• very latest style.1)'n4tfor
1
Duncan 61 Duncan, Oak Hall, "Seafort
summer goods at greatly reduced
Sale advertisen elite so intending
a better chance for purehasing cheap clothe 1-•
ss fit guaranteed. 1
,iet the Old
Notice o Butternaakors
a"
-
Partils having good:BLit:ter or :an alwqr, cii.-14),-,e ni tiu at the
1-1-ouSe Grocery eitoe, directly leehind ()ale 11.all CI 'thing Establish-
,
incnt, whcre trade cheques \al Le issuol for sarnt.:i
. ,
Millinery, Dry (;oods. Clotl. or 1;roPeric,,
vale, good for
Duncan & Dunc.an, Montreal House, Seaforth,
Change •f Business.
THO DALY
Hari ng purchased
Co nf ectionery busi
will carry on the b
stand. He will kee
CHOICE
OF EVERYTHING
Give is a trial au
you.
the Grocery, Baking -anal
iess of MR. P. MEGAIllEY,
ShieSS 111 the -old and pot War
always on hand the ,
0 _
ST-STaCK
IN 1118 LINE, AND- 'WILL
C1-1-FLA..1=3
1 see khat we ean do for
THOS DALY.
N. IL—A very nen stock of Crockery aid
GI assware. Frain Produce taken as Cash for
goods. 0734t1
C6DERIC1 :NUB WORKS.
Chrysta Bia0c,
Manufaeturers of all kinds of Stationery, Mar ne,
, ' l'pright and Tubular Berner& .
SALT PANS, SMOKE STACKS
and all kinds of eiheet Iron mork.
STEAM.AND WATER PIPE FITTINGS
conatantlit on heed.
On hand, ready for deli% ery
i 30 H. P.
I 8 H. P.
A Complete 2nd-
,
ew Steel Boiler.
eva Boiler.
and Threshing Out
Boiler, Engine Sepa ator, &c., all in good wo k-
ing order. Will be s phi elven). Mail orders N
reeeive prompt atten eon. Works opposite G4 T
1 R. Statien.
P O. BOX 361.
Goderieh, May 26t1 ,
FIRST C ASS FARM.
()ffers in writingare dr( ssed to theaniciersigntds.
on' behalf of the extninters of the estate. of tihe
lett; T. Matheson, Ail] he, reeeived nit to the
-15th SEPT' niliElt PROX.,
F0 R.
s .n
In the Township of Lwan, 360 ,aeres Of fir4-
claTmstell(alleIrlic;rs to state 1,lie amount in eaah th,'y
will be prepared te 1 aa- dome and the'time te-
,iiiired for halemee, %Ili the rate of interest they
%.% ill be willing to pat
The aneeesafizi tenderer eould haat" the pile-
sebt ,-toek, in laymen sex..., on 1 he far/me/Allier
than 1he Pattie ready for shipment), at, a vain -
tiou, if sl•esired.
A ees..t-et,
G. K. MATI1KSON,
Mitehetl.
970-2
H E
CANA011,ti BANK OF eGiliERCE.
()FIICE, TORONTO.
-
:eta el, • -
8-6,00(00.
1,600,000.
ft:•:54y \\*. ii.kiti
BRANcir.
• ,:fr.rth Brithei of tide Bank emitinues
r, , t ‘, .1- as,-..:ta, re, w
ea• inest fa% f,rai,le batembt ality.ved
0111
t
Drafts cn all the prinsipal tol,s.ns and ' cities
rw.r.acia, on Great Lirhtairl, and on the United
bought, awl sold. .
. dooy cd the .Connnercila
Hotel. . .
A; if._ IRELAND, Manage-.
F. MANIESTED, no1Hter
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