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over to Iteep the:
since been done,
rv securitiesi for
It• is rather tones
lislocated arra and
nr1 get hound aver
getting it-
il of Winghaan ap.
eyee, so to speak.
yor has been served
taexce of Archibald
vho claim daoaages
, their property on,
eged to have been
or obstructing of a
mentioned, but vse
t Messrs. Pringle
at $1,500. The
ati the Street Corfl.
toyer to defeod the
Ire Price & Cann
Lo.wer Winghara
trough their attor-
clfeot, of Gtxlerican
',lion to pay then;
m of tt.k216,66, being
.oto the river Malt-
iee,n and fire por-
ta(' four rrionths at
council seem dis-
the matter, they
-notification to be
arch ives.
t erns.
I Jones of Logart,
) to England and
t„ fotmerly well
of Listowel, heel
XVizard Oil Com-
, in the Toronto
sh in Mitchell, ou
;hers, of Stratford
o his bicycle from
33 miles—in three
irti-ng carried on
srehipe in Toronto
• Mitchell, at-
angera.
g a regular boom
no fewer than
g taken place in
r and Wednesday
urnbull and Mrs.
nee to St. Marys
a after a month's
viatn. Mr. Turn-
-
pulpit on Sunday.
extensive poultry
teeeded in eotrapt
ether night. The
d had made havoc
bet chickens,
eat, son of Rev.
therweil, having
-e in Edinburgh,
av 2rd, hest, and
:11 church the`fol-
occurred in Mit-
iorning last week,
en buildings op -
pied by Mr. Bart -
hoe shops. Had
elIent service of
loss would have
f - Stratford, had
an exehange of
ondon the other
11 of apples and
the one lie lost
f clothes, about
other articles of
ic in conneetion
school was held
wrie. The clay
lumber (tethered
„vas spen'e„ Ad -
Lev. J.. Gilpin of
and others.
to $24-24 waS
of the school.
It, 0,f se. Marys,
aek from a trip
n siates that the
rine, and which
SCate, have all
their respective
aira held in Hous -
he black horse,
ize in the heavy
°
ore aeld of cm.-
con says; The
h was crowded
evening to hear
gall, with the
Y accompanied
a appropriate
0 the city, giv-
their loyal ef-
. Two of the
eeting in their
d.by Mr. Mac -
ng two hymns
ir own tongue
The meeting,
o forward the
orthwest, was
mg, last week,
onstabIe ICerr
censed grogery
itchell, near the
the prernisen a
of beer. Mr..
efore Mr a 'Flagg
The next of -
out the option
on the heads of
in on the mar -
• seas running
likes his drop
made off with
Mr, Coppin,
not before the
al swigs of its
quarrel from
e, had several
e
D. D. Camp -
'he prosecutor,
win complaint
uarrel between
opher Ash, a -
ter, the latter
I came near.
oinhat - on the
anatused his
several of his
him with in -
on, and with
asral exietence.
atif slit hearing
ne very Con -
Mr. Ash, the
lainant, would
ish sat -i.00 aad-
P. has been
Wales, In
:iat1 Atignit
a i
two days n
VVels143091,
poor mother
ed her graitqn
e
ER 17,188&
a
which is in
preservation
tombstone to
have seen'
youth and
majority are
took a stroll
which I first
earlyas gond a state o
as when I put up a new
her memory 15 years ago.
few old comrades of my
Id school mates, but • the
her dead or away. We
the old schoolhoose in
earned my letters, and the
house in whish my mother (tied; went
through Po.
a park, ts
is Castle; strolled in the
d saw several hondreds of
eer grazino on lands that tvould be
more creditati le to the proprietor if un-
der caltivati
these old Itla
a permanenee,
swung on wl
fore,
n by the poor people Of
here is not much change in
es. There seems to be such
that the very old gates
Ler a boy are still to the
anthester.
sAD Ngws. On Friday a week ago
gr. James Symington received a . tele-
gram from Pittston'Pa., that his nephew
McDoo all had died of typhoid
John
neer, and sa f w days later a letter came
bearing the , ad news that the only
sister of the d ceased had also fallen a,
victim to the same scourge. Robert, a
brother, who •ernaiaed in Canada over
a year for h• health is still very 1111 -
Well, 94d Wi 1 feel: this a severe shock
as they had b come greatly attached to
Mai during hi long illness.
BRIEES.—Bev. Mr. .Pritchard was at
Whitechurch ssisting Mr. Anderson at
-C
mnsiOn.
Mo. McLean of Blyth oe-
aupied the onu
alit here. --Mrs. A. T.
McDonald and Mrs. Caldwell are away
doWn to spend a few days at the Toronto
Exhibition aid among their friends.—
Wm Young j . of Colborne, started on
Wednesday oi• ith some good horses for
Dakota. s Wi 1 is a -good jadge of horses.
--tiOseph Stalker started on Tuesday to
,attend the Goderieh Model School. --
The base -ball players got left at the
- Harvest Hone near Dungannon, last
-week, althotic h they say Dungannon is
.no good.—Ge3. Deusteadt is nearly all
right again... - Mr. Wettlaufer 4 build-
ing a good ki chen to his house'and C.
Kennel is also getting his house finiihed.
Grey.
Biss.—Mr. Andrew Turnbull's new
.brick residen e is almost completed and
presents quit an imposiilg appearance.
Thebriekwor was done by Mr. Pugh
.of jameStos , and the carpenter
work by M . Smith of Brussels.a-
Messrs. John Harris, Alexander Stew-
art aid Willi rn Turnbull of the 16th
concessioineh ve gone to Toronto to at-
tend the Iniiustriai Exhibition.—Mr.
.0eoroe McI tosh of McKillop, who
holda 2nd A, has been engaged for the
.senioa divisi n of Walton school.
We ish bin success
A EAR Ht NT.—The 16th concession
of Gr y was t ro-wo into quite a state
of excitement -one day last week by the
appearance of Mrs. Bruin and her two
children an he farm of Mr. James
Shaw. Mr. avid Stewart,who was
work g with a horse rake, saw them
cross ng the fi lds and immediately gave
the a arm. S veral of the people in
the v dray s on arrived and gave chase
to th visitor lanci succeeded in treeing
one o theeul4s, when Alexander Stewl-
art b a. goed shot, put an end to its
a-nree . The old bear and remaining
cub e coped t John Stewart's swamp
which was su rounded by about twenty-
five men and 1 oys, all well armed, those
who had no g ns brought axes, and even
pitch orks ant clubs. Night was coin-
ing on an there was a poor
clam e of sig ting the bears, but Mr.
John Stewart got a shot at the !old one;
bat eing at considerable distance and
the b sh bein4 rather thick he failed to
brin her don . The chase had to be
given up and he bears are still at large,
-but they will , ardly again veuture into
this .vicinity. The one killed weighs
over pne hun red pounds.
-The' Re per Controversy. :
To thelEditor Of LIE HURON' 1EXPOSIToll.
DE4 SIR,—Al ow me the privilege of saying a
few vserds in COP elusion regarding that binder
_trial, II have rea Mr. Stanley's last letter in one
ef your late issu ei but I fail to 'find one single
word of informat ,on on the subject. He has at
no time disprove , or confuted one single states
went 1J made. Ii his former letter he tried to
screen his misere ile attetupt to do an injury be-
hind tlhe rides e f the Binder Association, but
that w aid not h de him, and , in the last letter.,
as falsehood and deceit cannot stand examin-
ation, he tries to bolster himself up on the
Shoulders of his i avited friends at the trial. The
truth is, Mr. St nley is -ashamed of the con-
temptible act wh ,:rein he made such a miserable
failure and is tr.. ing to climb the fence and get
out of pt; bat he -cannot go yet, he Saeast-yet get
upon he fence of public amnion an I stay
there and let th public gaze on-4nm, and give
their decision,. a consider hoay vile humanity
eari be .otne. It is beneatlanay dignity to notice"
any of Ithe detai s- of his letter, for both of his
letters only reek with slander arid abuse heaped
npon ! yeelf and others. And of the language
eutpla ed by hi ti, I leave yourself, Mt. Editor,
and the public •t , • judge, far if the language a
person utters* just index of the character, it
• certainly shows i a this case ,a low state of mor-
ality. Mr. Stan ea",. swear riot' at all,cultivate
your eXpressions and do not use such Iow vulgar
epithets,. as their do not tend to devote any
profession in thelopistion of the intelligent public.,
And in the fats .,, Mr. Stanley, I would say i in
eenclusion, do ii" t again stoop to such low dis-
honorable tactic:, as you did in the p•resmat ease,
•to try and gain public favor, for you will lose
every time, and ie placed in the same humiliat;
nigposition you areat present. Do what You,
do,. square and a love board, an you will have:
the support and influence of yottr friends, and
win the respect of your rivals. Mr. Editor, s
thanking you fdr • your kind indulgence, I re-
•matn, yours, &est a . .
! • S. A. MOFFATT.
vaTilk.Septem ier 10th, 1880.
THE HU
about it a ter a sv-14.'
late of this place, hal "°' of no'
paid 13luevale a visit laau
Sunday. He is the amuse
Thomas Farrow, M. P., has
faun of 2(00- acres tol a, Mr.
West Durham, for p-0 a yea
good rent that.—Mt. Georg
very poorly at 'preSent.---Wt1
and Mrs. George Saolts, of
are at present aisiting their br
genial landlord of the Royal
Mrs. W. Scillers has been lye
but is on the mend.—The
hall is getting a broth
John Farrow wieldS t
Herbert, one of our
back among us. He
newis brus
d tow
hs bee
- as miller by T. Nixon.—
Kewen, teacher of Tqrnberry,
a second class certihcate, ha -
Toronto to obtain further filen
his prefession.--Arehibald
has his cider mill inull, bias
-The Rev. J. S. Cook las retu
Montreal, and last abbath
Alethodist Episcepal hurch w
toloverflowing to hear the f
nitin of the late. Mise- Alber
This sermon was noe of the
gentleman's best effor s,- whict
a great deal.
. Roberts,
Harriston,
urday and
Id boy.--
rented his
ire°, from
•'-'retty
a.
Agar .18
SS 84111ta
Vin yipeg,
•ther, the
'hotel.—
poorly, .
'oresters'
painting.
.eaChas.
smelt, is
.engaged
lex. Mc -
who took
gone to
ll'actti°rnsoin
ten
again.—
ned from
light. the
s peeked
eral ser -
Hughes.
reverend
is saying
Birt4s. -
ROBERTS..—In &Moral, On the 12t1 hult., the
wife of Mr. Robert Reberts of a d tighter.
YOUNGBLUT.—In Hallett, on the 6th inst., the
• wife of Mr. G. Young-blut of a da
FEAR.—In Morris, on the 4th inst.,
Mr. Samuel Fear of a on.
Wingha n, on the 7
wife of Mr. W. J. Pair
, 1
wider.
the wife of -
h inst., the
eld of a so iv
MILLINERY OPEN
Faille' great and gr
Opening &Imes off on
day, September 24th
Monday, and Iluesela
Along with our unapproachabl
of Millinery, will b& shown
• variety -of the leadin ' styles
-Goods and Mantle ma erials,
newest t gs to matclh.
day night the band ill be p
the benefit of our v1itors. L
body come and see ou ;rich an
play of beautiful goo It will.
worthy of patronage. EDW
FM:M.
nd Fall
Friday
nd 25t
, the F
00 Oa 0
6
Marriages.
TAYLOR—WATTERWO4TH.—At
Villa on the 13th inst., by Rey.
ler Arehibald MeAl pine 1. Taylo
Toronto, to Hentiettapertrucle
daughter of Wm. Watterworth,
of Ingersoll.
SMELLIE—MURRAY.=---In Fergus,
inst., Mr. H. Smellie,. of Wirigh
'Maggie, youngest dat'ehter of M
ray, merchant, of Fe
M 0 ON EY—CRA W FORD
118.
In Brass
residence of the bri s parents
inst., by Rev. J. L. Kr, Mr. Gor
to Miss Rebecca Gram ford, all of
• .1
Deaths.
BROWNLEE.—In Mallet% on the 7t
Brownlee, aged 67 ye rs. '
tt, on the
r. George
WESTAGOTT.—In
Mary Jane, wife of
aged 54 years.
GIBSON.—in Brussels, 0
the 5th in
ard Mc -
Millinery
d Satur-
also on
ir Days.
display
superb
•f Dress-
th all the
n Satur-
esent for
t every -
rare dis-
e a treat
RD Mc-
-indermere
IL C. Spel-
, 13.-• C. L.,
tterworth,
sq., -Reeve I
On the 1st
m, to Miss
.Win. Mgr-
.
sls, at the
on the 6th
on Mooney
russels.
'Jas.
3rd inst.,
Westacott,
t., Richard'
B., infant son of Mr.!Jas. Gibsor, , jr. aged 7
months and 21 days.
Turnberr , on the
Charlotte Jane Tip1inj, aged 18
months. •
AGAR.—In Morris, on he 4th in
L - son of Mr. George Apr, aged,1
months.
WADE.—In Seaforth, on the 15th -i
-W. Wade, aged 36 years and 2 m
. •
Bidevale.
• .A.. RI-Ef„ I EP °RT.—Some person who
shou141• have cnown better spread, the
repor that olS Mr. Duff was dead, and
this g ye his two 80:bs a great • deal: of
unneeessary tjrouble and -anxiety. We-
are glad to ettte that :Mr. Duff is quite
Well and hear y., People of this stanip
thould be sat Ton. --
A Fuca S oun.--A few . days ago
some f out v: nagers saw a tine sight on
Mr. eobertso 's place._ it was a deer
hopping thro ,gh the fields and shipp'ng
aver the fenceis like a bird. As soon as
the fact was known some ofour pretn-
inent sports :itarted after it. But the
deer got awa s. which- was just as. Well
for bOth paarti .a, as the closo season is
not yet ended. .
Si(nanese.--i-There is a great deal of
sickness in the village at preient.,
Among those afflicted .in this way are
-Mrs. C. Ovans, with typhoid fever;
Miss Perrie, :Nita. George Agar, Robert
D'aire youngest child, and Alex. Kay,
who has been' sick for over three months,
and is getting very little better.
BRIEFA.--The Foresters are to have a
grand concert next Tuesday, when W.
A. Btu -gess, the celebrated ventriloquist,
(leaks Herbert, the Scottish vocalist,
mid many other talented people will be
present to take part. --Our old boy Sum
thinking of getting, we won't say
ltiost, but we understand the house is
ready, and wp will be able to tell yea all
Oth inst.,:
*ears and 2
t., Cha,rles,
year and 4
sts, Walter
nths.
COX •Sz_
Members Toronto
Exchange,
• 26 TORONTO ST., TO
Direct Wires to New York,
Oil City, Toronto and Mo
COntinuous Quota
Transa0 a Ge
I
Brokerage .Bpsin
Ptocks, Bonds, grain, P
- and Oil •
&night for Msli or on
SEAFORTH 1OFFICE,:
a
1.I.A_Il\T
J F. McLaren, Man
Stock
RONTO.
Chicago,.
treal.
eral
S§.
. .
ovisi.ons
1
argin.'
1±1_
ger.
Local Nptices, ,
THE best and eheaPest sugar for .pre-
serving are at Wilson & young's, Ssaf rth. •
MONEY TO LOAN.±-14)riVate flitlds; in
large or Small stttne ii fist Mortgase on Farm
Property. Apply Lit rhd1 EXPOSITOR
forth. .
Mesas &'• YooNo Seafortl
Tea is vIery choice. Try it. I
OATS! OATS! 0Asna—Want
Midlothian Oatmeal Milli; Seaeorth,
the highest prices Will be paid.
THOMSON, Seaforth.
FRUIT JARS all sil s being
Wilson & Young's, Seafori h.
L
BRACELET OST.—sfLost, on
August 15th, between thi3 Presbyteri
and the Maitlaud-bank cnmetery, a
gold Bracelet, with buckle. T -lie fin
suitably rewarded on leaving the sane at Tim
9754f.
AR will
airs in .this
rind mod -
a wonders
opic Car.'
you go to
978-3
Maggie
repared to
,felt and
caned and
.at of the
I 978x.2
thee; Sea-
- 978.,
, 50 cent
d at the
fOr which
WALTER
978-t.f.
heap at
Sunday,
n church
lain broad
er will be
EXT,OSITOR Office, Seafort4. ' -
LAWRENCEs' GRA PRICSOOPIC
be one of the attractions at the fall
county. Panoramic view i of a.neieh
ern cities, battles &c., to lp seen wit
ful reality in Lawrenc ' Graphics
Make u.p your mind to ee it befor
the fair. Admission 10 g nts.
.:
STRAW AND FEAT Ii, IMS...1‘1 I a
Belt has now returned hone, and isI
accept. orders -for renoiratims gra
beaver hats and bonneta.'1 Feathers e
dyed. Residence at Mr si Bele; in r
market," Seaforth.
r
THE NIA XET
SEAFORTII Sreptarther 1
Fall Wheat per bushel (nOw) . SO
SpriiagilTheat per bushe.13,. .. s. 0
Oats per bushel A 0
Peas per bushel 0
Barley per tushel ... ........ . . .. .. 0
Butter, No.1, loose.... . j .. .... 0
Butter, tub • 0
Eggs r0
Flour, per 100 ths 2
Hay per ton 8
Hides per 100 The *, 5
Sheepskins each I. 0
Wbol 0
Salt Zretail) per bars:el....1 .. .
Salt (wholesale) per barrel,. ..
Potatoes per bushel, news ... . . 0
Wood per cord , , i o
Tulips -so; Sept. 10.—Fall wheat, 80.
springs $0.77 to 3O.78 ; oats, 33c to :14
to 57e; barley, 52e to 05c1;,haysper t
$1.00; butter, 20c to iLle ; potato
65e to 75c • eggs, per do., 15e to 1
hogs, per i:/0 lbs., $0 tO,8p.00.
-
Lrvsksoots Sept. 15.—Spring:whe
red winter, 6s 100 ; California No.
California No. 2. 08 Ofld •, loats, Os.00d
Od ; peas, 58 05cr; pork, 56s Otid ; che
•
tb. 1886.
1 to $O 73
0 -Lo O70
9 to 0 30
Oto 0 53
O'to 055
01 to 011
1 to 0 12 -
to 012
0 to 225
0 to
0 to
0 to
)0 to
0 to
8 60
5 60
86,
0 21
1 00'
r. 080
to 0 AO
0' to 35Q
7 to $0.78
; peas 57c
V.00 to
el Per bag, ,
'e; •dressed
t, 6s iOd;
is 7s Old;
; barley, Os
se, 4.0s 00d..
9RG-ANIZED E
TI
THE CA
an
fill
th
,
The autu n season has come; and -with it the arrival of our complete Fall
Winter , tock, and we are now prepared to .announce that our store house is
d, the ma hinery set,. the steam on at high pressure,
F9R
-
ON .EXPOSITp
UIPPtD F
E FALL CAMPAIGN
crap N-cyil
AT,
,pwAR
-THE
PROlif
TROMBONE
McF
UL,
OF
SH DRY G00.68 AND VILLINERY MAN
And the TIlreshink Commenced.
w the fact
shall be,thatall. patrons of our pstablishinent will find our stock
largest, most complete and best Selected that it has ever yet been our -privilege
to show.
We kno
that .the peo
v that for some thine past the price i of produce haavebeen low, and
le have been wiseli economical and careful in expending their money.
a ,
We have nut e it a study how to get the best value, and how to make your cash
I •
go further than ever before, and We have accomplished
THE HERCULEAN TASK
'
Tere is no need to mention here the names of our. goods. In this enlightened
agb everybo y knows what is kept in a FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS 'STORE.
We Want yo i to come and see us. We want to show yo. our New Goods. We
wa.rnt to give
big ruJ1 this
while he as rtment iso coMplete at
you, a satisfactory deal. There is"no niistak
eason, so we woold advise our patrons to ma
•
e.aforh
about our -receiving a
e their selections early,
DWARD McFAUL S,
Cash
1.-7 Goods • a*1 Millinery Map.:
IMP S 3,TANI1 NOTICES.
,
ERSEY BC L CALF.—For sale, a thorough-:
bred Jers •y Bull Cid?, about three months
ohl. Apply to . R. ADO.MS, Egmenclyille. _979-3 •
I
I
ED.—Wanted to rent, for a tenn i
good farm of about one hundred 1
ne in the vicinity of Seaforth or
ed. A liberal rent will be paid
lace. Apply or address The Ex-
'eaforth. I 979-t. f.
NrOTICK—T e meeting of the McKillop Conn -
IN cil called for the 25th-inst., wi I be post -
j
• poned untilthe Mondassfollowing (27 h of Sep-
tember), owing to the Judge's Court f Revision
of the 'Voters' I ists being held on the. first men.
tiones1 date; J IIN O'St'LLIVAN, lerk. 979-2
-u-ARM WAN
12 of years,
acres Or over,
Cllinton prefer
for a suitable
eusrrott Office,
ENDERS NI ANTED.—Tenders w ill be re-
ceisied by the undersigned, until -SATUR-
, Dt Y, Septemb .r 25th, at 12 o'eleck noon, for
1th erection of a Board Fence around the Har-
pu hey Cemetery, the contractor to supply all
m terial and do all work. Particulars can be
ob allied on apt lication to the undersigned, to
wl on the ten ers may be addressed. M. Y.
M LEAN. - 979-2
Ia
ATTLE STI AYED.—• Strayed from Lot 15,
Concessiof• 10, McKillop, about the 24th of
y, six head of young cattle, 1 two year old
star, red with vhite around the flanle, and wide-
sp ead horns aid five yearlings, one & the year -
lin ss is a. grey steer, with a bell on, and the point
knocked off one horn; their are two other
steers all red with a sprinkling of white spots.
There are two heifers, one white and the other
rim. They are all marked With -a pigs' ring in
ea, h ear. -Any information that will lead to the
rei overy of the above• animals will be liberally
re ,arded. W 1. DYNES, Winthrop P. 0.
970-4
0 WHOM T MAY CONCERN.—Notice is
hereby gis th
en that e partnership hereto.
fo e °listing 1 etween Samuel . F. Johnson and
0 vid :Johnson, in the business of hardware mer-
chants in the t wn of Seaforth under the firm
nano of "Johnson Bros."' haS been dissolved. - I
theSaid David Johnson will continue the busi-
nees of the sai firm, and will assume all Iiabili-
tini connected lthcrcith. All persons in any
wa - f indebted Ito the -said firm, will pay the
am tint of the e me to me, the said David John -
so
18,
—
DAVID JIHINSON, Seaforth, August 31st,
979-4
UBLIC AU
' ANDIMP
ha received in
to ell by Publit
13, Mciliallop en
at o'clock p.
On brood mar
tin Joe's," 1 dr'
se rs Old, 1 fill.
ye, r old colt, 3
ste r three year
heiferg 3 years c
cal, 1.0 sheep, 1
bue•gy-s-pole an
1 general purpo
set. of wooden
ft -mining mill, 1.
sin le harness,
cradle, doublet
ch. ins, rakes,l&
of $5 andand
m nths' c-redit
pr yed joint n
wi I be allowe
THOMAS AfeK
GETT 1-, Auctio
'.i'
i
. _
ION SALE OF FARM STOCK
EMENTS.--Mr. Alexl•Dalgetty
-tractions from the undersigned
! Auction, on Lot 24, Concession
Friday, September '44th, 1886,
., the following. property, viz. :
in foal to importedliorse " Ran-
ving marein . foal, 1 h rse three
• one year old, 1 Clea Grit two
cows supposed to be in calf, 1
old, 1 steer two year old, two
ld, 5 heifers one year Id, 1 steer
wagdn, 1 long- sleigh, 1 double
shafts, 1 plow—this le cutter,
e Plow, 1 set of iron harrows, 1
harrows, 1 reaping machine, 1
traw cutter, I hay raek,'1 set of
1 set double harness, 1 grain
•ees, neck -yokes, forks, sct•thes,
••. TERMS OF SALE.—All sams
.r cash; over that amount 12'
.vill be given on furnishing ap-
tes. A liscount of -7 per cent
1 for cash. on credit. amounts.
IBB1N, Proprietor, ALEX. DAL -
jeer. 979-1
AUCTION SALE.
On Tuesday, September 21, 1886, on
the oldRrie -e farm on Lot 24, conces-
si 2, . McK Mop, Farm Stock and Init
pThmcnts,.wi hout reserve. D. M. RAD-
-CLIFFE, Pro rietor, P. Blume A.uc-
-
tioneer.
On Mend
27, north boi
at, 1 o'clock
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to; ; John R
Can Wedn
y, September 27, ao. Lot
edary ..Hay, Blake P. 0.,
1). :SI., Parin Stock and
John Dinsmore, proprie-
ith, auctioneer.
sday, October 20; at 10
o' lock A. Ma on Lot Nd. 6, Concession
1, Hullett, area, Farm Stock and Im- .
pl ments. obis Torrance, proprietor;
J. P. Bate, uctioneer.
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HENSALL
FURNITURE STORE'.
G. INGRAM & SON,
PROPRIETORS.
T_TAVIN enlarged our premises, and hassling
j_ greatly increased our already immense
'Stock, we art in a bitter position than ever to
suit the wants of the people oft' Hensall and sur-
roanding country. Those in whnt of Furniture
would &swell to give us a call's a.s we are sure
our price S will Suit the hard Hides. The quality
of our Furnitore is of the best, and prices within
the reach of all. 978x4
QREAT AUCTIO SALE OF'. FARM; FARA-I
STOCK AND MPLEMENTS.—The under-
signed will offer fo sale on Lot No. 6, Conces-
sion 13, Hullett, on VednesdaY, October 20,1886,
at 10 o'clock a. 'm., he following valuable pro-
perty, viz.: sToci:. One mare 9 years old, sup -
o f* Mark Laddie"; 1 horse
years old, supposed to be in
Iton" ; 1 mare 6 years old,
foal to-!` Mark Laddie"; 1
filly one year old, sired by
ng eolt,sired by "Sir Felton
g colt, sired by " Prince of
ws): 8 calves, 1 stag, 4 steers 1
rs two years old, 2 steers I
year ok!. IMPLEMENTS.
binder, 6 foOt cut; -1 Hum -
seed drill, 1 sulky hay rake,
posed to be in foal
8 years old 1,mare .
foal to "1inccof IC
supposed to be - in
horse 6 years' old, 1
" Puzzler " ; 1 yearl
Coachman" ;, 1 -eprii
Kelton ;" 15 milch c
two years old, 4 heif
year old, 1 heifer on
—One Toronto -ligh
ming -Bird mower, 1
1 gang plow, 2 sod p ows,2 chilled -plows, 1 thistle
cutter plow, 1. set i Oh harrows, 1 set wooden
harrows,, 2 lumber wagons, 1 set of trucks, 1
double cutter,l doul le buggy 2 pairs bob sleighs,1
seuffler,_1 turnip SON er, 1 turnip, Cutter,1 fanning
mil1,1 set Weigh,seal .s,1 hay fork with ptillet s and
rope, 1 set single harnese, :; sets whiffletrees, ,
neck -yokes, 2, Sets double team harness, one
nearly now; One hay racks4 logging chains, 1
grass seed sower, 1 cow chains,,1 milk can, 4
creamery cans and box, 1 spinning wheel and
barn, togt-ther with sx•ythes,
reel, a nuipber of IT boxes, and about 30 tons of
good hay in- the
shovels, hoes, and a great ‘ariety of other arti-
cles. rasillefreshinents willbe served at noon.
The whole will Positively he sold without reserve,
as the Proprietor is going to Manitoba. TERMS.
—A41 sums Of SizlOi and under, cash ; over that
amount twelve 'months' credit will be given on
famishing approved endorsed notes. A diseount
of 8 per cent will 14allowed for t•aell en credit,
amounts, THE FAL:M.—The farm whieh is one
of the best in the township' w ill lae• offered at the
same time and place. Iteontains 153 acres,
about 130 cleania and in a hieli state of pultiva-
tion„ and nearlY Ise . from stumps, the balance hi
well timbered, I Th :re are about 20 acres o fall
wheat, all on sod, 1t is .within sis miles of Blyt"
and eleven froniSea.forth, tlinten and Brussels, •
with good sreaNIel reads ..leading to each place.
There is a Sc11ool4 store, blacksinith,shop and
post office adjoinink tan; lot. The_buildings and
fences are good, Theft ia,a g.00ltarchard.• and
plenty of ,rood Water. TER:DM—Tea per cent of
the purcfirse money on the date -of sales; the re-
mainder, wi h the ex( tptio!) of ie7,500, within 30
day, and the balance azintothuNieTtookstsintAinNier}cp, p
asieor.,
secured by montisaske.
prieter, J. P. BRIM Auctioneer, , 970-5
-
LL AND W,INTER,_ GOODS
--AT— -
J. McLOUGHLINUS,
The Bargain Hos e of Se
1
every
trade.
ilea of New Goods .arrived and more co
sody, and' at such prices as have never b
for th.
WIZARD- 01
AND ALL OTHER
enuine Medicine
1—AS
ng of every des riptign, 'Suit Peel .1471. and Wine
en seen before in tl e history of the
aviog finished my fifth year of successful business and pl asant re ations
with the people of Seaforth and surrounding conntry, I will beginthis sea on by
givin my old customers, and as many new one Incas favor with b
and Groc ries
At su
,McLo
and d
,Dry Goods, Millinery
ft low prices as n411 make them go home pleased, and to remembe
g1:4in's Great Bargain House, Seaforth, is the place to spend their
thpir trading.
A 1 are invited to come and examine for thlmselves.
taken.
that
noney
Blitter and Eggs
cLoughlin, \Whitney s 810ck *eafolith.
E BARGA
N
s
Is fillig fast with new Fall Goods. Just recei ed per eteamers § ate of Georgia
and P lynesian, new Dress Goods, New Twe ds and Pantinge, ew Coatings,
:
New bawls, New Flushes, New Velveteens, New Linens in Tabl tgs, Hollands,
Towel ings, &c.; New Silks,' Satins, Ribbons, &c.; New Car etings and Oil
Cloths
St ck now complete of RE-ADYMADE C °THING in all s
o f Me 's; Youtll-', Boys' and Children's. We uarantee quality a
our go da unmistakeably right. We invite y u, reader, to call
yourse f. tar No treuble to show goods.
JAMES PI KARD,
CAMPBELL'S BLOC
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
zes and prices
d price f all
and ins et for
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In
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f:hu
ofe
anxiou
lic wil
serves.
ITailor
guara
L dies will find me "ever attentive to
'Ulster
Suit
PUBLICO.
placing before the people of Seaforth aid vicinity a stock, of goods com-
the latest productions of the Scotch, W st of England and Canadian sanu-
rs, the writer has determined to do all iii his power to. gaini the confidence
eneral public in the matter of Clothing. The proprietor ia a youn r man
to lay the foundation of a solid busine s, and feels satisfied that the pub -
appreciate his efforts -and give that s pport which hone0 endeav r de -
The place will be known as the "i TEMPLE OF F4tHION." Fine
ns is our specialty. Everything will b4 made by skilled workmen. We
tee a first-class fit or no sale. Nothing •ai be fairer than t is. '
heir wants regard ng tailoronade
; Our prices are reasonable, and our terms CASH. ' gall twad see ouir
"ngs, Paintings, Fall and Winter Ouereoati
J. W. MILLER, the Temple of
'
e door NORTI of E. McFaul's Drly Gods Seaforth
gs.
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TA_I_11.1141_886_
We have receive
dinavi ne the bulk of
the re ent rise in wool
also sl ow a good rang
We w uld ask inspecti
all the new shades.
ex -Parisian, Polynesian, Siberian, Norwegian and n-
ur Old Country goods, and they having been bought 1jefre
en goods, are the best value we have ev r shown. We
of Canadian stuff e in Cottons, Denims, 'ottonade , &c.
n of our stock of Dres Goods, Silks, Veliets, flushes in
,
11 'tock. of Carpe
"FL S o1•T ±.1 pz,
s, Curtains and House Yurnishing Goods. -
sa.
Kidcl's Pio eer Stove House, S
lfitted
1
frorn
t
heath'
the celebrated "RADIANT HOME Base Burners and I
IIGH ART" Radiant Home Squai!.e Stoves -with and w
afor h.
ouble He' terse
thout OV01$—
ith the Genuine DepleX Grate. Nc:Oine of Coal Stoves made have had
e start so large a sale or ae perfect a recbrd fOr operation, economy of ftiel,
capacity and durability, as the " Radiant !Home." Tin% are the best
a..n(1 the eljeapest._.
Nearly all our line of favorite Stoves hav
Invhich together with the many now designs adde
Tear,
betn remodelledIfnoorthis
re
1, nmakes one stock comPlete,
;
more attractive and desirable than ever.
. Prirchasers will find our Stove Department a "Happy Fhought " and
Rad ant Home " indeed. Come and take a -look through. Lovtest pi eS and
'liberal terms assured. •
MRS. JOHN
MAIN STREET,
MB
KIDD,
SEAFCIRTH.
ICuticura Remedies,
Ckasee-ILiver Cure,
Warner' Sate Curi
Bzirdock Blood Biters.
FEAR'S DRUg 8TORf
SEAFORTH.
Watches.and Jewelr'
--FOR ALL AT—
Your Own Prices.
Having pnrchased the bankrupt sock
,
of C. L. Past & Co., consisting of
Watches],
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Platedware.
r am "loci* in a position to sell the
same at i,ESS THAN MANUFAC-
TURERS-'sPRICES FOR CASH.
This offer stands good for THIRTY
DAYS ONLY at
,Papst's Book Store
9
SEAFORTH.
On Time as Usual.
J. A. Stewart,
--OF THE—
Dominion House
NSTANCE,'
Is Past on time with a hill stock of latest styles
in Dress Goods, Wool Caps and Wool Hood;
Facinators, -Velveteens in black and tolored,
Plashes, Cnderclothines a hie stock of Guernsey ,
Shirts and Drawers, Plain ea Fancy Top Shirty,
Cardigan Jackets, Flannels, Tweeds, •Cottonades,
Shirtings, white and factory Cotton; Weaving -
Cotten and Knitting Cotton, White -Shirts cheap
and good.
Splendid line of Teas just arrived. Pure Sugar
Sr -up; try it. A lot of those popular Spices for
pastry and pickling, prepared by Connor tz
Dyson. Honey in comb and 'strained.
5
Another lot Of Colored Glassware eheaper than
ever. Creekery in great variety. China Sets,
Stone China Sets. A big drive in Boots and
Shoes, away (Idea- in price. Examine them be-
forepurehasing elsewhere.
Hardware and everything usually kept in e
general Oa/Alia' store. Come one and all to the
new store kept: by
967 .A. 'STEWART.
iTO=C
VOT63S' LIST COURT.
Notice is hereby given that a Court will
held pursuand to the Voters' List Act, by his
Honor the Judge of the County Court of th
County of Huron, at the Town Halls Seaforth, o
TI11-8.8DAY, Ockober 7th, lb.S6, at 9 o'clock d.
M., to hear arid determine the several complainti3
of errors and omissions in the Voters' list of the
Mmieipality isf Seaforth, for 1886. Ail
sonit having bushiess at the Count are required to
attend at the , said time and place. WLELLIOTT, Clerk: Seaforth, Sept. 11 th
9794
SPEdIAL NOTICE
,
, TO 'CUSTOMERS.
Any person Who purchased a Watch, Clock or
)iiece of jewelry, and had the same guaranteed:;
or Watch repaired and guaranteed by C. 14:
PANT, jeweller, will still find the guarantee
good illy calling at
PAPStS Jewelry Store,
No, 1 Camp!)ell's Bloch, Main -4., -C4thi
Where '-'an he seen a tine assortment of Wats:licit,
Clo• Ls, Jewelry, &c. All respectfully invited tO
eon.e and insptet 6tork of Papst's Jew eIrs storen.
Ren,ember tie vot- No. 1 Canilibeirs Blocks
Seaforth. . 979-tf •
•
TAXPAN4ERS ATTENTION
]
The .Mmile:pal T.ases of the Town of :-:eafortb
sr- pa:. able at the Treasurer's Offiee on the 140
sai less Itain-r Three per veld...sill be allow •-•
tsi eff 'ii all T: xes paid during St•ptimilier ;. two
per . '1...v d Oetol'er, and five per
sa ' •s• led to all taxes remaining unpailj
• n 8f 1a1-1Is.r Wirt (-,1 I h vtvitha.
Vt, 11)7 r. Tee n Ckrk. Stealori is Sell-
-, 9;3,-2
INTC)=C333_
VOTRS' 1_.IST COURT.
herelay eis en that a cellist. will
i:a ..1 to the Voter -i' List Stet, las his
liseor, ef the Counts Court of the
i 4,11,11t) of, If hioh,, it 11:4! Telypera3104: ULM,
SLAM:104, :-...ef)trAnin•T 24h, 1-x..4, at 10
o-19(1. a. ne, to hear and determine the strcer4
eellipLaints of errors and omiesions in the Voters'
List of the Mnnieipality of MeKilfop, for 18.ses
AO persons has ing business at the (seek are ri,--
gOiled,ti) atteind .t.t the said time and plasie. • ,
tis31.7I...faLIVAN, Clerk. Mteilliop, Sept.:
nt, 97b-2
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