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tly enlarged
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Ilan, ietond
'hart, comity
s married on
J. Kelso°,
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s said to have
teemed young
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Presbyterian
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Sabbath, the
ort Monday
essful- The
o $187.50.
staial Exhibi. •
•, of Newry,
d cheese and
rian for those
The August
een sold to
of Guelph, at
tort, and Mr.
the sinoke
&Ana on that
he same day
nad storm
p of Ellice,
, such as
trees, &c.
IloIleaek, of
ingtou, went
ater, leaving
in the house.
er child so
inpossibIe to
d three hours
enced their
a Mew&
_Moore, and.
Ballautyne,
be Minister
ROSS, at
re upon the
f a certain.
anies'
Insti-
OIL a techni
sed to look
utation have
✓ visit will
tor of Knox
t he lately
itcl whisky -
to accept
ancient of
that the pe -
signed by a
11 hotel on a.
pillings of
mg dining
tS4 -
1t1111111 make -
necessary,'
jacketfor
for more
jackets are
reastecl gar -
collar that
fr else
e 'sewed to
The fronts
by two, as
quires i the
rin, and are
"the middle
coat shape,
ith a band
Two rows
lasting or
d, trimm the
ths will be
especially
to the ap-
also many
vide double
twills., and
ackets are
'ds, checks,
and navy
n, as these
the dresses
The rough
ty when of
fi merely a
inch wide
and either
he smooth
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fine twins
1 cuffs, and
or else
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the Union
tg old man,
time until
as he sev'-
of he
for pick-
' Wouldn't
me, would
The wa.ru-
al aroun'l
la seen in
strangers,
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may from
Didn't
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,ered into
OCTOBER 1.
1886.
•-•esummeammentamsesamsnmeneeanseaternsentesrer
the depot with his wallet in his hand.
g( There. You've let em beat you !" ex-
claimed the officer. " How much did
you let them have "Wall, they
0,04 $20," he low y replied. "And
you handed It yer, of course ?" "J.
give 'etn a $00 till and got $30 back."
a Well, you'll never see the bill again."
I kinder hope not," he chuckled, as he
teeliat',waislhm veryMY611f41 'and innocent, and
E
drew down his eye. found
wians Ta rcooyu,nat enrd-
liot up to the tricks of the wicked world,
i guess rn get into the cars before some-
body robs me of I m3, boots ! If anyone
should come areaudi looking for me,
please say I'm not, at home. —Detroit
Pree Press. t
irt
S.
ataNGWORTEL—In cKil op, on the IOth ult.,
the wife of afr. J tiles aorigworth of a dangh-
ter.
TROYER,—In iav, bn the 27t1i ult., the wifetof
Mr, Jas. Troyer af a soh,
SOUTHCOTT.—In Myth, hn the 19th ult., the
, wife of Mr. Wm. Southeott of a daughter. t
OROSSON.—In Tuckersiniate on the 17th eta,
the wife of Mr. Wm. Southeott of a daugh-
ter.
CROSSON.—In Tneltersin th. on the 17th ult.,
the wife of Mr. J, B. Otosson of a son_
BRANDON. At the Mcth dist Parsonage, Hen -
frill, an the eest eta, the wifdof Rev. W. J.
Brandon of a son.
at,ATa.—In Morris,- on the 22nd tate the wife
of Mr. Nathaniel Flatt ea a daughter.
,
Marriakes.
jite,LARE,N,-sTEwAT.—/tt the residence of
the brale'a father, with° 29th ult., by Rev,
W. H. Gane, atrijohn P. McLaren, of Hul-
led, eldest son ol Duncan McLaren, of Caen-
quaieh Farm, Ebbe t, to Maggae Ellen,
yeungest daughter of - ndrew Stewaat, Esq.,
of reborne. 1 _ ,
ataLIGER—STEWAIIT.—A the manse, Dungan-
non, on the anci ult., b - Rev. D. G. Cameron,
Mr. John W. Rodger tli Miss Sarah Stewart,
both of East Wawanosl .
SIIERRIFF--GRAHANL—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Kir loss, on the 15th ult.
by Rev. J. MeNable r. David Sherriff, of
West Wawariosh to al. Mary Ann G-raham,
of Lucknow. ,
II0OPER—INGRAMt—On the 2Sth ult. ci.t the
residence of th laid 's father, by'Rev. R.
,t.1)
Y,-. Thomson, B. ., SI . Edward Hooper to
Miss Isabella Inerani, aughter of Mr. Alex.
Ingram, of Hae..
MaLIS.—In Wingham, on the 21st ult., Phcebe
Ann, wife of Mr. jamas Wt. Inglis, aged 29
years.
IIARaREAVES.—In Brussels, on the 22nd ult.
Nary Ann, beltived x ifc of Mr. John Har-
greaves, ag-ed 27 years.
FERGUSONI—In Central ity, Colorado, on the
16th ulta James, only on of Rev. John Fer-
guson, formerly of Bruasels, aged 23 e -ears, 2
months and 1$ ys, I
THE iletiA
s ayorr , October lst 1886.
Fall Wheat per bush I (neela). .. $0 70 tO $0 72
Spring Wheat per bu hel.. 0 60 to 0 70
Oats per bushel.. _ . . .... 027 to 029
Peasperbushel. 0 50 to 0 61
Barley per bushel....... 045 to 052
Batter, No. 1, loose., .. . 0 11 to 0 12
Butter, tubG12 to 0 13
0 to 014
Flour, per1-00 lbs.. , . ..... 2 00 to 2 25
Bay per ton .4. 8 00 th 850
Hides per 100 1B... 4 6 00 to
Sheepskins each .... • . ..t ... 0 60 to
Wool. 0 20 to
Salt (retail) per barrel. - . 80 to
Salt (wholesale) per Itarrel.. .
Potatoes per bushel, newe„.; 0 35 to
Wood per cord . • 2 50 to 3 60
6 60
O $6
O 21
1 00
O 80
0 40
TORONTO, Sept. 30.l—Fell wheat, 80.76 to 80.77;
spring, 80 76 o.$0.7a ; °ate, 33e to 35o, peas 65c
too 58e; barley, 4.8e'sta, 63c; hay, per ton, $10„00 to
115.5a; butter, ROO to 2 c ; potatoes, per bag,
?tato &0e; eggs, par doz 17c to 18e; dressed
hogs, per 100 lbs,, $75 to $6.25.
lavaerooa, Sept. ;27.—S ring sheet, as 09d;
red winter, 68 OS'd • California No. 1, es 11d;
California No. 2. Os O'Od ; o ts, Os 00d, barley, Os
Cd; ..peas,58 05d ; part, 51 00d; cheese, 52e 00d.
t
Live Stock Markets.
Mberree.te, Sept. 2$.— e supply of butchers'
cattle continues inlexces of the demand and
prices are drooping, !none f the sales to -day, ex-
cept for supetior shipping- steers, were made at
over eoper the and iprette goo ti beeves could be
bought for ale do. with ordinary dry cows ht
about 3c, and lean Istock t from 2e to Etc per
It. There is a gooi detno lid for superior ship -
eine steers', and J Cie per lb: would be
paid for really g od- Lnizua,ls. Calves are
scarce and prette. legh peiced. or from a3 to $10
each, accorclina to gualita There is still an ac-
tive demand for aecod sf eerrto ship to Britain,
and Ic per lb. is paid readily forsui•table animals,
but some that are not bera good are bought for
less. Other sheep sell at from a2.50 to e5 each,
and Iambs at from ea -to aa .50 each. Hogs are in
moderate supply a id sal at from, 5c to Ste per
the hogs just off th cars nd without being fed
bring more.
Local N tices.
HORSES FOR SALE,
young working horses. .,
Seaforth.
MONEY TO LOAN..
large or small sums in fir
Property. Apply at The EXPOSITOR. Office, Sea -
forth. 978
WItsoa- & Yoatao'd Seaforth, 50 cent
I
.,
Tea is very choice. ITry lp.„
FEura JARS all sizes being cheap at
Wilson & Young's, aeaforth.
THE best and 'Cheapest sugars for pre-'
serving are at Wils n & Young's, Ssaforth,
For sale two geed
par to SCOTT BROS.
980
Private funds, in
t morteage on Farm
Nast- Goons,d reCt importations, fancy
goods, Druggistsa id 'stationers' sundries, aehy
clown in price, cafl and see, at LUMSDEN &
WILSON'S, Seafo h. 979
PHOTO. albunis, purses, etc.,just open-
ed, the best value ever seen in Seaforth at
LINSDEN & WILSON'S, Seaforth. 979
G-AELIC BIBLES ! Gaelic Testaments,
and numerous Othe r books in the Gaelic language
just received at 1,7,33rsDEN & WILSON'S ; Seta
forth, 979
FIFE AND A HALF per—cent, straight
loans, any amount, private funds, at the low
Tate of at per cent per annum. SEAGER &
LEWIS, C 97%-8
No.
;
No. 6 WAREHOU SE. —Having corn plet-
ed my 20ta year in the grain business, I woutel
intimate to farrnere and others that I still con-
tinue to pay the highest market price for wheat,
oats, peas, barley ata, and invite all my- old.
Mends, and as many new ones as well, to deal
with Inc. Always; represented -at rnerket and
storehouse, JAMES BEATTIE.;a. 977-t f.
leatcoatENTES' GRAF111CSCOPIC UAR will
be one of the attrections at the fall fairs in this
county. Panoramic views of ancient and mod-
ern cities, battles &b., to be seen with a wonder-
ful reality in Lawrences' Gra,phicseopic Cer.
3lake up your trawl to see it before you go to.
the fair. Admissien 10 cents. 978-3 '
momiseesattmetemeasase
, AUCTION SALE.
On Wednesday, October 20, at 10
o'clock A. M. on Lot No. 6, Conceasion
13, Hallett, iarm, Farm Stock and Im-
plements. John Torrance, proprietor;
J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
On Monday„' October 4, on Lot• 30,
Concession 3, ki. R, S., Tuckersinith,
Farm Stock, Implements and House-
hold Furniture. Riehard Cuchnore, Sr.,
proprietor ; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
On Saturday, Oatober 23rd, at 2
o'clock P. '..1.., at the Commercial Hotel,
Seaforth, valuable tow•ii property, J. M.
Beate Solicitor, ,
On Wednesday, October 134h, at la
o'clock P. M., on Lot 1, Concession 12,
Hullett, Farm Stock and Implements.,
Alex. Smith, proprietor; Aiwa Dalgetty,
auctioneer. '
On Thursday, October 14th, eat 12
o'clock noon, , sharp, on Lot 11, Con.-
cestion 16, Farni Stock and Implements,
Henry Wilber, proprietor; Alex. Dal-
getty, auctioneer.
'
'MEM
JUDICIAL SALE
, OF
Valuable Farm Property.
IN THE RICH COURT jOF J TICE.
CHANCERY DIVISIO
RE TIGHE, I,NFAN S.
pURSUANT to the order made he eln, and
beriaing date the 27th day :of Se • tember,
1886, there will be sold, with the appro talon of
the Registrar of the queen's Bench Dhision, by
David Dickinson, Eequiret auetiooee , at,' the
Rattenbury House, in the Town of C intote ip
the County of Huron, at the hour o twelve
o'clock, neon, on Saturday, the 23rd da of Octo-
ber, 1886, the following valuable proper y, name-
ly : Lot number eighteen (18) in the ni th (9th
Concession of the Township of }lune t, in said
County, containing by admeasurernent one hun-
dred acres of land, be the same more. or less.
Seventy (70) acres are cleared, and 6) erne free
front stumps, and fit for cultivation here are
•15 acres Withx2.
Mull) •red with good beech are maple.
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1
The soil is a lay loam, and is of a, -goo quality.
There are er ctectupon the premises t e follow-
ing buildings, viz : a-franne dwelling, 1.
h good kitchen attached, a -frame ba , 36x56,
with lean to 40x14, which is used as a1co v stable,
and a good log stable. The proper is wel
watered by a small branch of the river laitland,
which runs through ' the back part of the lot.
The property is situated in a splendid s ction for
farming-, and is conveniently situated a to lar-
kets, &c., there being good merkets t Blyth,
Clinton, and Seaforth, distanced xespe lively 6,
7, end 12 miles from the property, and here is a
Post Office celled Bandon; on the next I t. There
is an orchard ,covering about an acre 0 land, in
good bearing condition. TERMS OF SALE.—
Ten per cent, down on the day of sa e to the
Petitioners' Solicitors, the balance to be paid
into eourt within one month thereafter without
interest, when the purchaser Will be e titled to
a conveyance„ and to be let MO possess on. The
putchaser at the time of sale will be. re nired to
sign an agreement for the completion o hisapur-
chase. The property %till beputUp au tject to a
reserved bid. ' In other respects the ; conditions
of sale will be the standing, conditions of sale of
this Court. Furthea particulars ca ' be had
from the auctioneer,or the Petitioners' olioitors:
Dated at Otoode Hall, Toronto, this 2 th day of
September, 1886. JAMES 4. CART -RIGHT,
Registrar, O. B. D. GARROW & ORAN DFOOT,
Petitioner's Solicitors. 981-3
IMPORTANT NOTICE
ONEY TO LOAN.—Persons wishi ig to bon
v loaning
per cella"
easurera
981-3 •.
STRAYED CATTLE—Came upon th premises •
of the undersigned, Lake! Road m st, lot 4,
township of Hay, two 2 -year-old Poam teers and
three 1-vear-old Red Steers. The' owne • thereof,
upon proving property l and paying xpeases,
May have the same otherwise they wi I be sold
accordine • to law.-ISIMON BADORE, Dtysciale
P.-0. 981-4
,E
STRAY. -Came hito the premise of the
undersigned, lot 25, concession , Tuckea
smith, about the 10th 'September, a ',yearling
head. The 'owner may have her b:. proving
property and paying expenses. ANGUS GOR -
DON, Egmondville P. 0. -981x4
iJk row wdl take notice that I an no
counter funds on fard security a_t six
WM. HOLMES, County ',Treasurer, T
Office, Goderieh, Sept. 2,7, 1886.
CHANGE OF BUS1 ESS.
I 'would- say to my patients and ,ot eta that
I have sold my, business to Mr. G. L. mall; den-
tist. 1 have known Mr. Ball for ma y years,
and can with confidence recommend h rn -as my
successor in business. You will find im care-
ful, considerate and efficient in eaery hing per-
taining to hiaprofeseion. • e, -
D. VilikT
ri L. BALL, L. D. S., Honor Graelu
U. ber Royal Dental College, TO
cessor to D. Watson. All operatioris
performed and guaranteed. Chlierofo
gas and local, agents used in extractio
Plates illSted at prices agreed upon
Watson. Rooms over Johnson's.Hard
forth. Visits Brussels every Thugs&
thee notice.
ON.
te, mein-
nto, suc-
carefelly
m, ether,
of teeth:
with Mr.
are, Sea -
till fur-
- 980
Worm Powd
This is the best and most co
rs.
venient
Worm Me icine known. No hysic is
necessary. Those that use it • ever try
any other. Manufactured
AT
FEAR/8 DRUG 8 OR
SEAFORTH.
w•
N. WATS°
Generli Insurance
—AND—
Dealer in Sewing Ma
- All kinds of property insured at 1
intfirst-class reliable companies, and
tled promptly.
r Special low rates on FARM_PR
the Gore and Waterloo,. from 75c t
plan) for three years. Mills and f
sured in these companies at a sating
cent. on stook companies.
1
gent
hines.
west rates'
losses seta
PERTY in.
• $1 (cash
tories in-
ot 20 per,
Sole dealer in the WHITE and AYMI
SEWING MACHINES (family and A anufactu -
ing). Prices ranging from $25 to $7 All ma -1
chines warranted for five years on ev ry kind of
work. Needles, oil and repairs for sale. Ma-
chines repaired_
1\T_ WATS 1\T„
MAI lci STREET, SEAFO TH.
Look This. W
,
The underagned has on hand the1 In
of I
gest stocr
B004.8.A4D8. OE
•
Ever shown in Henna,. which he is
rock bottom prices. Come and com
-before buying elsewhere. All rips
tte., in goods purchased from me,
paired free of charge. Buttons clas
offering a
are 'price
occurring
vill be re
ed free...
: CUSTOM WOK
A specially. Repairing • heatl .an promptle
done at reasonable prices. No trou le to shoe
goods. Five and teas per ce 1 t. o for cash
The cheapest house under the sun Opposit
McDonnell & Waugh's hardware do e, Hensall
980 JESSE HO KIN.
Com in g. Fairs.
East Huron, )3russela, Oct. 5th an
Blyth, Oct. 7th andlath.
Hibbert Staffs, October 6th. ,
Stepheri and Usborne, Exeter, Oct.
6th.
1
4 and 5.
Th
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
IOW
^
Qpportunity of a Life Go to DUNCAN & DUNCAN S!CCIC tgr CO,
Members Toronto Stock
EXchange,
,Tiikne Now Presents Itself.
I Now that we liave set our sails for the Fall Campaign, the public may be
assured ve are up and alive to serve the best interests of the multitude, with all
Ole
1
Newest, Nobbiest,, and Cheapest Goods
In the market. Tie great bulk of the Bankrupt Stock is yet to be disposed of,
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and people favori g us with a call,' will not be disappointed, as we do a strictly
.SPOT CASH and r RADE business. Seekers of real, genaine, live bargains, max
safely anchor their purses at our store to the best advantage in town.
JOSEPH KIDD &
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SUCCESSORS TO THOMAS KIDD' & -SON.
SON,
Worki
I Having made
Only knew the bar
the fall 'season. a
them are equal to
than is aaked for t
otherwis s the mon
but.if *a 1 , rge num'
Temple -(: .f Fashien
C)r (if yoo. have a s
4,nd• trimmed read
goods. Suits fron
N. B.—We g
$3M0!
gmen, Farmers, Everybody.
air of Pants for Three Dollars.
hese Pante a specialty, and feeling atisfied that if o the public
7ains they are getting, hundreds of pairs would be sold during
he goods are all pure wool, and the cut and finish given to
anything that can be procured anywhere for much more money
hem. They are warranted. Every pair to give satisfaction,
ey will be refunded. The profit on them is merely nominal,
)er are sold, the cash turned over enables the proprietor of the
to give bargains that cannot be got elsewhere. Try ene pair,
ter, a cousin or an aunt who can sew), you can have a pair cut
fdi making -for $2. I make this offer only to introduce my
$13 to $35. A hill line of Fine Overcoatings just to hand.
arantee to give satisfaction, or no sale.
J. W. MILLER, Ithe Temple of Fashion,
One door NO
Til of E. McFaul's Dry Geode House, Main-st., Seaforth.
!A
- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BUILDING
LOTS FOR SALE.—The under
, signed has a n mime of fine building Lots
On Goderich and Jam s Streets for sale, at low
prices. Fite partioul rs apply to D. D. WILSON.
908 '
•
• A BARGAIN.—For sale, a splendid farm in the
,1-1 township of Ili lied, 153 acres, 130 cleared.
Two good % frame hoimes and excellent out-
buildings.[ ConvenieOtato markets, schools and
churches. ! This is one of the best farms in the
C:ifltV, and will be sola cheap_ Apply to F.
HoLMESTED, Seaforth, or the Proprietor on
-the 'premises, L& - Concession 13, Hada
JOtIN TORRENCE 978-t f.
aL1ARMS IN STANLEY FOR SALE.—Being
12. Lot 0, Concessio 2, and Lot 9, Concession
3, each coetainirig 10 acres., all under fence, and
,85 acres op each in d, good state of cultivation,
there are igood frame budaings on each place.
These are ifirst-classaanits and well situated, and
will be sold on easyterms together or separately,
to suit the - purchaser. !Apply to M. McTAG-
CART, Minton, Ont, 980-t.f.
FARM *FOR SALE IN; GREY TOWNSHIP,
County of Huroo, being Lot 18, Concession
1
7. The farm contain 100 acres,70 acres cleared,
and is well !watered, vell fenced, and in a first-
class state of cultivat one There is a good brick
house, frame barn add stables on the premises,
and an eaaellent orchard. There are 15 acres
sown to fall wheat. ' The farm is situated one
mile,ifrona the village of Ethel and 6 nines frota
Brussels. ' For further particulars apply to E.
BATEMAN, Proprietar, Ethel P. 0. 078-13
; ,I ,
G°° FOR SALE .011TO; RgtT.—Por
se
rent, Lot 4, Concessioe 13, Hul-
led, containing 76 acres, 60 of which are cle.ared,
and in good conditiote There is a good frame
barn mid sheds, and good house. A never -fail-
ing springereek runs' through the place, and no
waste land. Good orchard --and a lot of cherry
trees. There is a school, store, lelack-sinith shop
and post-offide adjoinaig the farm. There are 8
acres of fall wheat. I It will be said cheap or
rented for a term of years.- Applyon - the prem-
ises, or address Harlock P. 0. ALEX. ROBIN -
SON.' : - 1 .1 ' 9854
I,
GOOD FAP,M FOR SALE.—In the township
of prey, county of Huron, Ont.; Lot 29,
Concessiqn 10, north half, containing 60 acres„
nearly all; cleared; fine rolling land; in a high
state of cultivation, good fences, well watered
andwell ;drained, eeltensive bearing -orchard , of
the choieest fruits, seven acres sown to fall
wheat, new bank barn with stone stable tinder-
neath, dwelling house and outbuildings. It is
situated two miles from Ethel station on the
Grand Trunk Railway, within two miles of a
-cheese faetory, convenient to post office, school
and churehes ; title indisputable; terms to suit
purchaser. For full particulars apply on the
premises, or to . CONRAD.- BERNATH, Ethel
P,0. '' : ' 9S14 .
, •
Iattlatt IN KANSAS FOR SALE, containing
about 160 acre, well improved, fenced into
eight-. fields, with' ledge, wire, board and rail
fences, corrals and - tone sheds to accommodate
100 or more cattle, stablefor 20 horses, poultry
and pig houses • for large ,stodk. • There are two
never -failing wells . of splendid water, supplied
through pipes to dwelliiig house and wherever
wanted, by windrnil ._ There is a large orchard
of choice fruit trees of good variety. This farrn
lies within four mile of three of the leadidg rail-
roads, two miles squ h of Horton station, on the
Atchieon, Topeka apd Santa Fe Railroad, half a
nine ttom school raidfive miles north east of
EmporiaCity, of 14000 anhaaitants ; six miles
from .epal pits, price of coal $1.50 to 82.50 per .1
,ton. . This is one of the beat localities in Kansas, I
and well , adapted foe stock purposes. Will 85
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stock m
'and imple nea
nts On ters 'to suit pur-'
ts
chaser. '' 'Reasons f r selling, failinghealth of
occupant. Apply, i personally, to JAMES M.
- BROADFOOT, on he premises, if .by letter, to
JOHN BROADFOOT,- Brussels P. O., Ontario,
CaOrtala. 980
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO CUSTOMERS.
0
STOVES.
'Cooking Stoves for Coal and Wood.
Parlor and Parlor Cook Stoves; Hall
and Box Stoves. We show a fine line
of New ART COAL Stoves in single
and double heaters, with and without
ovens. •
!Remember, in the above lines we
:VhLl'a NOT be UNDERSOLD. Agents
for E. & C. Gurney.. Co., Hamilton and
Toronto ; • James -Stewart & Co., Hamil-
ton; Dohe4 & Co., of Sarnia. Hot
.Air Farnacei a specialty.
JOHNSON BROS.,
MAIN -ST., SEAFORTH
Cattle Challis.
—A large and well -selected stOck• will
be sold at bottom prices.
Two thousand pound Platform Scales
en wheels, with drop -lever, the best
goods in the market, Call and ask
prices.
Complete stock' of Builders' Hard-
ware, Paints and Oils.
I "
' American Waterlinie, and New Bruns-
wick Calcined Plaster.
)anerican and 'Canadian Coal Oil.
JOHNSON BROS.,
MAIN -ST., SEAFORTH.
AUCTION SALE
OF •
. A GOOD -0LM
O
HAMILTON has received instructions from
' C. McClelland to. sell by public auction at
Milne's Hotel, in the 1 illage of Blyth, on
• : FRIDAY, OCTOBER 151113. MSG, -
Being the south half of Lot 9; aoneession 9, in
the Township of .Morris, cOntaining aeres„ 65
Any person who 'purchased a Watch,- Clock or aeres cleared. The bush -is well timbered with
piece of: jewelry, and had the same guaranteed; ; beech, maple, ash, and some hemlock. The soil -
or Watch •repaired i and guaranteed by • C. Le is:, a good clay login. It ie well watered with a..
PAPST, • jeweller, will still find 'the guarantee god spring creek, well and imam. Oil• it is a
good by calling at
• i ' good frameng dwelliand small frame stable. it
-
• ' es situated in a good locality 14 miles frail Blyth
PAPST'S• JeWelry Store, .
i; station. A large portion of the land is only
. • I cleared 6 years, and is in good order for breaking
up and cropping. As the proprietor is engaged
'No. P.Campbeil's Block, Main-st.,. e4th-; in other business he is determined to sell it -with-
out reserve. Terms reasonable and made known
Where clan be seen.a fine a,ssortinent of Watches, on day of sale. Sale to commence at two o'clock
Clooks, Jelvelry, &e. Ali respectfully invited to n. m-- sharp. For full particulars iequire of the
come and inipect stock of Papat's Jewelry store. people r a elg-raa e, or the au etioneer at Blythe
r ''' to tB •
Remember the spot—No. 1 Campbell's Block, G. McOLELLAND, Proprietor; C. HAMILTON,
Seaforth.
979-tf ' _auctioneer. 981-2
t
MONTREAL HOUSE,
FOR THE
Mammoth Stock of Dress Goods
FOF THE
Fall and Winter Season of 1886.
No such stock in the County to select from.
Go to Duncan & Duncan's for Bargains in All-Wbol Cashmere. Dress- Goods
from 10c to 25c per yard—this season's importations..
Go to Duncan & Duncan's for Big Bargains in Cashmere, Silks and Pluahes,
all the newest shades to match Dress Goods.
,Go to Duncan & Duncan's for Mantle and. Ill*ter Cloths in Naps, Tweed,
Sealettes. Astrachans, Meltons, &c., in all the leading colors.
Go to Dunean & Duncan's when you want to get Blankets, Consfortables and
Quilts at half price.
Go to Duncan & Duncan's for House Furnishings. In this department we
carry one of the largest and best selected stocks in the county.
'
Go to Duncan & Duncan's for Hosiery of all sorts in Ladies', Boys', Misses'
and Children's.,
Go to Duncan & Duncan's for Millinery, Mantles and Shawls.
Go to Duman k Duncan's and just inspect their splendid stock, even if you
don't intend to purchase. All cordially invited to the store of
DI-UNCAN 8t. DUNCAN'S, SEAFORTH.
OAK ALL
GLOTHIPiG AND GENTS' fkIRNISHING HOUSE.
,
Messrs. Duncan & Duncan have just opened out a nice line of Pantings and
Tweeds just received per steamer from England. In every branch of Gents? Fur-
nishings we stand unrivalled.
Duncan & Duncan, Oak Hall, Seaforth.
- Butter and Eggs taken in trade at highest cash value at the grocery in con-
nection with the Montreal House.
ORGANIZED & EQUIPPED -
FOR
THE FALL CAMPAIGA.
TIOTT71) -NOT' H; P`IZOM
year'old, I -heifer one year ofa. IMPL'EMENTS,
26 TORONTO ST., TORONTO,.
Direct Wires to New York, Chicago,
Oil City, Toronto and Montreal.
COiltinliCLi_tiS. QUOtatiOns.1
Transact: a General
Brokerage Business.
Stocks, Bonds, , Grain, Provisions
1 and Oil
Bought for Cash or on Margin.
SEAFORTH OFFICE:
MIS-IT\T
J. F. McLaren, Manager.
AUCTION SALES.
.A UCT1ON SALE OF FARM STOCK.—Mr. 11a.
IA_ R. Davis will selltby public auction on the
east half of Lot 27, Concession A, Ilibbert, on
Monday, October llth, 1886, the following val-
uable stock, viz; One two-year old gelding, sired
by "North Star " : 1 tine 3 -ear old gelding-, sired
by " North Star" ; 1 one year old filly, sired by
" Major"; one cow, time up on 28th Sept.; one
farrow cow, three cows supposed to be in calf,
4 -three-year old steers, 5 'two-year old steers, 2
three-year old heifers supposed to -be in calf, 4
yearling steers. two yearling heifers, one (wo-
year old ram, 6 well bred ewes, 3 ewe lambs. All
the above stock will be sold without reserve.
ANDREW PATRICK, Proprietor, W. R. DAVIS,
:Auctioned. 981x2
A 1.1CTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND IM-
PLEMENTS.—The undersigned have re-
ceived instructiops from 'William Bawden, to tell
by Public Auction, on Lot 8, Concession 1, Gode-
rich Township, two miles from Goderich, on the
Bayfield road, on Thursday, October 70, 1886,
commencing at one o'cloek p. rn , the following
valuable property viz: Five brood mares with
foals, in foal, 2 three year old mares in foal, 2
two year old mares, 1 in foal; 1 entire colt 1 year
old, I gelding 1 year old, 1 -driving horse 4 years
old, 1 aged deivieg pony, 1 thoroughbred cow-,
and calf, in calf ;; 1 thoroughbred heifer 1 year
old, 2 firsteclass *rade MI743 in calf, 2 one year
old heifers, first-elass grade ; 1 grade calf, 2 cows
in calf, a 'number' of 2 Year old and 3 3 ear old
steers; a lumber wagon, 1 gang Plow, 1 set of
iron hartows.1 Al) the ebore stock will be sold
withoetaesetve. The stock is all in first-class
conditiolae Those wishing to purchase, -should
attend thia Sala TERMS OF SALE.—All sums,
of $5 and Under, cash; over that amount 12
months'I credit u ill he given on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes. WM. BAWDEN, Proprietor,
JOHN KNOX and JAMES OKE, Auctioneers.
981-1
AUCTION SALE OF.FARM STOCK AND IM-
PLEMENTS.—Mr. Alex. Dalgetty has re-
ceived instructions from the uudereigned to selL
by Pnblic Auction, on Lot 1, ConcesSion 12, Hul-
led, on Wednesday, Oot. 13th, at one o'clock, p.
m., the followitg property, viz: (Inc mare S
years old, suppoped to be in foal; 1 working.
horse 9 yearsold, 1 span of working horses, 1.
coming 6 and 1 doming 4; 1 gelding coming 4,
sired by "Pride of Aberdeen"; 1 filly coming 3,
1 filly coming 2, sh•ed by "Lincolnshire Tom " ;
1 gelding coming 2, sired by "'Borland Chief" e
1 spring colt, sired by "Samson."' CATTLE.—
Five inilch cows, 4' supposed to be in calf to a
thoroughbred hull r 3 steers earning 2 years old,
2 spring- calves, aid -8 sheep._ IMPLEMENTS—
One Bradley re per, 1 Kirby -mower, 1 suik-y
rake, 1 lumber w gon, 1 democrat wagon nearly
new; 1. fanning -mall, 1 pair of bob -sleighs 2 set
of iron harrows, two plows, 1 double set of team
harness, I double set of light driving harness, 1
set single driving harnese, 1 stumping machine,
1 cooking stove, and a great variety of other arti-
cles too numerous to mention, The whole wilr
positively be sold without reserve, as the pro-
prietor has rented his farm. TERMS OF SALE.
—All sums of a5 and under, cash; over that'
amount twelve months' credit will be given on
furnishing appealed endorsed notes. A discount
of 6 per rent. will be allowed for cash on credit
amounts. ALEXANDER SMITH, Proprietoa,
ALEX. DA LGETTY, Auctioneer. 981-2
;
REAT AUCTION SALE OP FARM, FARM
kja STOCK AD IMPLEMENTS.—The under-
signed will offer for sale on Lot No.6, Conces-
sion la, Hulled, on Wednesday, Octaber 20, 1886,
at 10 o'clock a. th., the i following valuable pro-
perty, viz.: STOCE—One mare 9 years old, sup-
posed to be in -foal to a Mark Laddie"; 1 horse
s years Old, 1 mare 7 years old, supposedto be in
foal to' Prince of Kelton"; 1 mare 6 years
Supposaa to be in foilto " Mark Laddie"; 1
horse 6 Aars old, 1 filly one year old, sired by
" Puzzler"' ; 1 yearlingeoltaired by "Sir Felton
,e, Coachman " ; 1 epriug colt, sired by Prince of
, Kelton ;" 15 mach cows, 8 calves, 1 stag, 4 steers
, two years old, 4 heiferS two Years old 2 steers r
THE
GREAT TROMBONE OF
EDWARD McFAUL,
—One Torento littht binder, 6 foot; 1 Hum-
' ming -Bird mower, -1 seed di-ill,rak-e,
- 1 gang plow, 2 sod plows,2-chilled plews, 1 -thistle
eater plow, 1 set iron harrows, 1 . Rdt wooden
harrows, 2 lumber wagons, I set . of trucks, 1
double ciatera double buggy 2 pains bob sleighs,1
seuffier, 1 turnip sower, 1 turnip eutteal fanning
-mina ret weigh scales,1 hayfork with pulleyeand
rope, 1 set single harness, 3 sets whifiletrees„ 3
neck -yokes, 2 eets .double team harnets, one
/warty now; one hay rack, 4 logging -chains., 1
graes seed sowca 15 cow chains, I milk -can, 4
creamery cans Mid box, I spinning wheel and
reel., a Dumber of bee box -es, and about ta tons of
good hay in the barn, together with scythes,
-shovels, hnes, and a great variety of other, arta
7. eS. _trIr R ef re shmen its will be E erred at noon.
The whele will pesitively be sold without reserve
as the Proprietor is going to Manitoba. TERMS-
PIIMS of .ala and wider, easel ; over that
amount twelve months' credit will be given on
-fernishing ap,proved endorsed notes. A diecount
of &per cent will be allowed for ea:eh on a -edit
meowed. THE FAR3L—The farm which is one
of the best in the township, will be offered at the
same time and !place. It contains 153 :acres,
about 130 cleared and in a high -state of eultiva-
tion, and nearly a eci from •stunips, the balanee is
well•timaered. There are about 20 acres of fall
wheat, all on sod. 14 18 within six miles of myth
and eleven from aeraorth, Clinton and ltrueeella •
with good grave) roads leading to each .plaee.
There is a school, .store, blacksmith -shop !and
post office adjoi•ning the lot. The buildings and
fences are good. There is a geod orchard. and
plenty of good wcitter. TERMS.--eTen •percent of -
maieder, with the• -exception of 87,500, within SO
days, and the balance -on tithe •to -suit purchase;
secured by mortgege. JOHN TORRANCE, Peo-
prietor, J. la BRIala Auctiopeer. 079-5
THE CAW DRY GOODS AND 41ILLINERY MAN
The autumn season has come, and with it the arrival of our complete Fall
and Winter Stock, and we are now *epared to announce that our store house is
filled, the inac mery set, the steam on at high pressure,
An the Threshing Commenced.
Now the fact Elhall be, that all patrons of our establishment will find our stock
the purchase ney on the day of sale; the re -
the largest, mist complete and best selected that it.has ever yet been our privilege Watches and Jewelry'-
)
to show.
We know that for some time past the prices of produce have been low, and
that the peoplL have been wisely economical and careful in expending their money.
We have made it a study how to get the best value, and how to make your cash
go further theft ever before, and we have accornplished
THF HERCULEAN TASK.
There is no need to mention here thenames- of our goods. In this enlightened
age everybody knows what is kept in a FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS STORE.
We want you to coine and see us. We want to show you our New ,Goods. We
want to give you a satisfactory deal There is no mistake about our receiving a
big run this s
while the a.sso
asoa, so we would advise our patrons to make their selections early, I
ment is se complete at
EDWARD MeFAUL'S,
Seaforth' S Cash Dry Goods and Millinery
-401a ALL .AT—
Your Own Prices.
Having purcbased the bankrupt stock
of C. L. Papst & Co., consisting of
Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Plated -ware.
NitIc in a poei lion to sell the
LESS THAN MANUFAC-
:RS' PRICES FOR CASH.
Tea— offer starals good for TitiRTY
DAYS ONLY at
P:apst's Book Store,
n.-1
SEAFORTII.
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