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FEBRuARY 18,, 1887.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
The South Huron Contest.
DEAtt. Ex.rdsrron.—South Huron Was
made a Grit hive by act of Parliament.
Na true Reformer approved of the
Gerrymanders Now we find three pro-
fessing Refor ia the field fot par-
liamentary h nors, soliciting the support
of the elector Two of them are not
, true to the cause they seek to uphold,
or they \vOUl(I not come out in the way
-they have &hie in: this very critical
period in our history. Their action seems
to totally destroy therespect whiCh the
Rgorm party' always should seek to up-
hold. We sq.ect Leaders and we hold
conventions at great expense., to select
our candidat( s. This is doee for the
purpose of getting the best and most
useful tams iii' the party to be brought
out to repres(nt us. When this is done
publicly and all have the same chancc.
at fair play, • t is certainly then very
unfair, and n list be a great injury to the
Reform cause to have two or three more
come out-, wh'ch can only have one :re-
sult, fizilare o the whole. Jobn Mc-
Millan is thenomihee of the Reform
convention of; South Huron, Dr. Camp-,
bell is not. tt is, therefore, clearly the
duty of the Reformers in a body to
support Mr. IcMillan.—ELneTolt.
God rich Township.
B1TEF:4.—Mrs. Wise, of 'the Bayfield
Road, had a auction sale last Wednes-
day, to disp se of her farm stock and
implements. -[-Mrs. Coleiough, widow of
the late Wail. Colclough, who died last
summer, is very ill at present. We hope
she may soon be restored to health again.
Dire -ea -Wan Currie has gone to the
county of Grbr, and is engaged in get-
ting out saw logs and timber. One of
his brothers rul a sister went with him.
—Captain M Donald isstilI in Dakota.
We hope he vill not fall so desperately
-in love withithat country that he will
want to sell out and move his family
thither.—Janiies Elliott intends to build
a new barn next summer and put stone
stabling ander very large red. fox
was killed ea the fourth Hue last Friday.
d settler, but came to grief
nany places the roads were
bare, hut last Friday's fall
hings in good repair again,
'earge A. Elliotte who was
kick of a horse a few weeks
arly completed anew house
i to be married in a few
was thirty years of age,
r used tobacco ,or tasted in -
nor hi his life.
He was art a
at last.—In
getting very
of snow pat
—The late
killed by th
age,: had ne
and intende
weeks. H
and had nev
toxicating
_
ertll Items.
Marys were flooded
t.ys' thaw last week.
-avidson„ jr,„ Of Car -
confined to bed for
tiler serious
.Cavan,_ of Knox
.uta, re ached the miniver -
at th Presbyterian church,.
on Salibabh,. 6th inst.
ryl3t WEI,. of Atwood,' met
'evere aceiderit lately.. He
bush mitt Mg down trees,.
fell OD him, cutting him:
on ti e hea d. .
retiring pension is
$i,SOO a y ar„ hute his position of
Master in Ohance y will net him $700
more, Mos lt pee- le would not object
o retiring c4i an e ual amount.
—Daring the. sl .et storm of last week,
tford, had a fine soft
„ which has for, years
pride to himself and
f his acquaintances.
as tendered -a fare -
Royal hotel, Mitchell,ing last Week, by a
da, on the eVe of his
—Cellars in St
during the tree
—Mr. Ja nes
ingford, ha been
soine-,time w th a r
—Rev. P
College, Tor
sary ser MDR,
Motherwell.
—Mr. Ha
with a` very .
was in the
when a limb
very severe'
—Judge
Legislature in the election last fall in
the Democratic interest, but was unsuc-
cessful. He is doing a large and pros-
perous trade in dry goods and general
merchandise at Lyons.
—Some eightcar,. loads of columns
have been consigned from Montreal to
Stratford for use in the new shops. One
car has ,already been unloaded, and
three more are -in the yard. This looks
like work, and spring will bring with it
a hum in business. The company will
probably advertise for • tenders, and if
these do nofrneet their viewsthy will
do the building themselves. One of the
accessories of the newshopswill be a
travelling steam crane, which can pick
up a locomotive and deposit it where
wanted in the shop.' -
—Mr. David Edgai, of Hamilton, who
had for the past 15 years been engaged
in the lumbering business in Mitchell
and spent a great part of his time there,
died at his home in .Hamilton on the 7th
inst. He was a native ofAnnan,, Dum-
friesshire, Scotland, and was 1 aged 57
years. Mr. Edgar Was a good Christian
man, well belovectof his family and in-
timate acquaintances, and held in the
highest respect .by all. He- leaves a
grown-up family of two boys and two
girls. •
—The sudden death of John Becker,
a blind man, of the Amulree,hotel, on
Monday night last • week, has cast a
gloom around. On the previous Friday
night after he got to bed, he was awak-
ened by loud knocking at his doer:
Thinking it was some- belated traveller
needing a night's shelter he opened the
door, and found to his surprise it was a
neighbor, Mr. McFarlane Bates. He
tried to get Mr. Bates 'ont, but being
unable, histwosons came to his assist-
ance and in the struggle Mr. Becker got
upset, falling heavily on the edge of a
beer barrel. It was found that several
of 'his ribs were broken and driven in 'on
the lungs and heart. He lingered on'i.n
severe in till Monday, when derith
'put an end to his sufferings. •
—A Sha,kespeare correspondent. says:
Another old Landmark has beep
moved by the death of the widow of the
laten Dr. Flynn. She was very • young
when she arrived in the Canadian wild-
erness alone with her father, the late
Major 'Fryfogle and the other members
of the family. Rough times were thCse
before the Huron road was eut out, but
strong arms and stout hearts conquered
and a home wasliewed out in the virgin
forest. On her marriage with the Doc-
tor, who was sent in by the Canadian
Company, the deceased settled down en
a farm alongside the veteran major,
where they continued to live until the
death of the Doctor, a few yeais ago,
when along with her son he moved into
the village, where she spent the latter
years of her life in well merrited com-
fort.
Mr. Steet,
maple split
been an ol
f Stis
in tw,
ject o
envy on the part-
-Dr. Lel Man
N.,`CirtiiIIIICT OA. the
on Taesdaa eve ,
1.1
number of s frie
flesartare fe e Ear
—Mr. D,. T. Baley„ of Stratford, re-
ceivedthe other dy a tele -gram convey --
of his son's death ,in
he has been. for some
cause was, small -pax con-
tracted in Ws bo.a ding 'house.
• —Mr, R F.-.13- rboar„ Of St, Marys,'
and his tw i sons, who have beenre,sid-
' ine in the Norti•west for • a -couple , of
at present OR a wait.
shortly return-. .to te-
at St. Marys. -
--A litt e boy. in Mitchell, named
Willie Edwards„
school the other '
pe.
ing 'the sad news
NeW York wher
time.The
years, are !home
Mr. Barbolir will
_side pernitiy
when returning from,
day placed his tongue
-against a 14,r in. -tie iron bridge near the
Callisentli use, and before he- could, be
released I4 svatet had to be applied
—The 'month's-- Cattle Fair, for Feb -
towel., was but poorly
small and but poor
was offered for sale.
sworth„ bought .a few
, at- three cents per
mazy, held in LI,
attended, tud
class of at imals
Mr. Scott, if Mol
head of ti e hes
pound.
—A you g ma
, nephew of Mr. J:1-1.
Flagg-, of Itlitche. I, who had been visit-
ing at his uncle's a short time ago, and
made several ti,Cfpnintances in Mitchell,
died two eveeksi ago. at St. Catharines,
where he w 4. a st ercnt at the Collegiate
institute.
—The '-‘• itchel assault case was dis-
posed of a Stra ford Police Court on
11, ednesda last eek. John Nicholson
was (bends, ed las Patrick was taxed to
the amou t of 427, including costs.
roderiek 1 as sa ceeded so far in
the pace.
—The ea gregation of Burns' church,
Milverton, some time s -ince resolved to
build a ra w phec of worship. They
are now tu ring he plans and specifica-
tions prepa tftl. he style ehosen is the
Early E " and the design will
be hands° nu. t will be about 72x43
feet and. will sea comfo•rtably about 600
people.
—A mos
the pleasal
Mr. John
on Tuesda
t enjo
it and
Ioore
T even
a hundred tow
for c.
the
who, went
auspices of
Deaztid Davidson, an old resi-
dent of Aornit gton, died a few days
ago. Ile vas one of the earliest settlers
• in that ,tawnship,, and did his part in
he ft: e, tiourishitv township
wa. a native of Rosshire,
tid w is universally respected -
for his exe •lient character aad, honorable
and, manly dispoition.
—All the httelkeepers in Listowel
were munitioned to „appear at Court in
•-• stratfoni on .1 uesday last week, on
charges of infis etion of the law. Al -
thole+ nct cat•ght dispensing licensed
•• beveragee, they admitted having lightsb
.
in their bar -r Yams after prohibited
hours, anti a the was itnposed in each
ease.
—Mr. I avid McMoiiie, of Lyons, Ne-
braska, arrised in Mitchell last week to
spend a few days with old friends. Mr.
MeMonies was candidate for the State
,ahle time was spent at
iomfortable resider, ce of
Base Line, Blanshard,
ng last week, by nearly
speople of St. Marys,
sleigh ride under the
ethedist church ladies'
iLlltkiIlg tt
it is. al
Scotland, i
inNIMMEMIMI1111111 -
Local' NoticeS.
. -
FRESH SEA. HERRING. -- Wiliim -&
Young have coining one car load of • Fresh Her-
ing and Cod Fish expected early next wel3k. A
icliod discount giVertto partiee bu ing RI quan-
ties. WILSON 84 YOUNG. '1 :. - 1000
,
, CLOVER and .Timothy s ed wanted.•
ny quantity of, choice Clover and Timothy seed
anted, for which we will pay the highest( price.
WILSON SI. YouNo, Seaforth. - 11000
us of
ega, soonen-
er by
osITOR Office,
tirin9g1-3-.Stafle
abon. $S,000
ats an caps,
be shu ghter-
Weal n, as I
ness. 996
over
MONEY TO LOA1q.—Parti9idesir
mrrowing money on farm security, at a
ble rate of interest, and on favor bletern
aye an opportunity on applica iore-eitl
otter or personally, at Tim Ex
eaforth.
I '
DON'T forget the Big R
ow,going on at J. McLolighlin's.
worth of dry goods, millinery,
furs, wools, yarns, and groceries t
ed. Come soon and secure a good
inean•what I say—Giving up bus
t
TO LET:—Three rooms to rent
A. G. Ault's store, snita,ble for dw Bing or
makers, or office of any kind. Apply
esidence, Goderieh Street A. 0. ULT. •
. NOTICE TO DEBT() .-7-Parties•
• rne will -act wisely by mak ng priimpt pa npent,
as circumstaneesrwill cot pel me to coll ,ct all
=tints due. TuomAs Coviuvrav. 99-4
-1 No. 6 WAREHOUSE. —Havingeo plet
d my 20th year in the grain business, fl would
ntimate to farmers and oft ers that I still cen-
wheat
dress -
at my
098
wing
—Dr. Eckroyd, of Detroit, formerly
of Mount Forest, has fallen heir to $50,-
000 through the death of a, brotherin
Australia.
—Mr. J. Gentling, of West Garafr•
while in the act of stepping on a ho se -
power at his own „barn got his foot
caught on the cap of the large. rheel,
and the arm coming around dragged the
foot with it, tearing the large toe clean
off at the first joint and badly bruising
the second one.-
-Mr. James Ormiston, of Woodstock,
who fell in a fit on the street on Friday
night, ,died Tuesday. Deceased Was
born in Roxboroughshire, Scotland,
spent about twentY years of his life far-
ming in Bruce county, and has livedthe
last four years with his brother, Mr.
John Ormiston, in Woodstock.
--Terrible destitution is reported to
exist among the inhabitants of Northern
Newfoundland, scores of families being
in danger of death from starvation. ,
—Alexander Ma.carthur, of Winnipeg,
accompanied by W. H. Young, and
fully equipped., has left for York Fac-
tory, en route for Baffin's Bay. The
objeet of their journey is scientific re-
searches, and it is possible an effort will
be made to reach the North Pole. The
funds are said to have been furnished by
the Smithsonian Institinte. the Commercial Hotel. Without reserve.
—Word has;been reeeived from Paris.
John Campbell, Proprietor; J. . Brine,
of the death of Rev. Adam Townley; D.
Auctioneer.
inue to pay the highest market price for
oats, peas, barley &c, and nvite all ly old
riends, and its nany new on e'sas well, Ilo deal
vith me. Alwalys represented at markt and
torehouse. JAMES BEAITIE 9 7-t.f.
AT COUNTER'S JEwELEYF STORE, you
an get a lady's gold hunting, stem winding
watch, for $20.00 ; a gentlemanrs open faced,
filled case, stem winding watch, for $ ,00 ; a
good nickel alai th Clock for SIM a crue stand
for $3.00; a bu ter dish for $2 50 ; a air of
spectacles for 1 c., and all other oods n1t hard
time prices.
To the Electors of the
South Riding of Huron.
GENTLEMEN, -1 have been requested by
ninny of the Reformers of the South R ding of
Huron, to alloil Myself th be brought out as a
ca.ndidate tO co test the said Riding in the in-
terests of the Reform pare.
I have always! been a sincere p,nd coisistent
Reformer, and believe that the principlas advo-
cated by the old veteran -Refordiers, Al.,xander
Mackenzie and Bi
lake, are best c lculate to ad -
vanes the interests of this, my native and. I
believe with the Hon. hd.ward Blake, that as
soon as the country is ripe for supirlegis ation, a
prohibitory liquor law should bq pass . I be-
lieve that every citizen of our ydung aa d grow-
ing country sh uld be allowed to worshi . God as
his conscience
bottom of my
dictates, and will ever, f Om the
cart, encourage hat ID rhteous-
gess which exa teth a nhtion, an1 have no sym-
pathy whatever with Agnosticisifri, or why other
ism that interferes with the religious aith of
ourselves or our children. - •
.1 have always taken a deep iUthrest i i educe -
,tion, ,and -will still continue to do so.
I believe in managing the affairs of Ole coun-
try with econ My and honesty. As 4 native
Canadian, ewculd like to see our your. - and en-
terprising cou atry take a proud positio
the nations of the earth, and if elected,
her gifted son, the Hon. Edward Blake
est, conscientious and ardent support, a
n among
will give
an hon-
nd I will
support all measures which I honestlyi pelieve
are for the welfare of the country.
As it fariner'S son, and one who has
till the soil in my youthful days, I wil
take a deep interest in any measpre the
•vance the. bone and sinew" of ;the cou
Will be ready, with both voice 'rid pet
the same.
It is im.possible to explain fully my
in this short address, but will nnoun
ins at an early date, at which I will n
elped to
always
will ad -
try, and
, to aid
rineiples
e meet -
ore fully
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
,
Dr. 0; mpbell's Meetings.
_Dr. C ni bell Will address the electors
of the ou h Riding of Huron as fol-
lows:
Satur a Leadbury,
at &o'er
Mr. J?h
clidate for
Electors as
Saturday
White Sch
6, McKillo
Dr. Cam
is respectf
meeting
discuss the issues of the day.
I have to say that I will cheerfully iiesign at
any time, in -the event of any of the Reform
leaders being defeated, and will not 'Attire the
Hon. Edward Blake,or the Hon. Alex. Mackenzie
to come up to Huron to plead with inel to do so.
Ihave the Honor to be, Gentlemen, Ydur Hum-
' ble Servant, :1 •
, -
,J. CAMPBELL!, M. D.
:
SSAFORTII, Febl'Ilitty 3, 1887.
. AUCTION- 'SAE.
On Thursday, March 3rd, at o'clock
sharp, on Lot 12, Conces§ion , Grey,
Farm Stock and Implements. J hn Mc-
Intosh, • proprietor; A. Delgatty, auc-
tio leer.
Ou Friday, larch 4th, at 12 o'clock,
noon, on. Lot 13, Concession '8, Tucker -
smith, Farm Stock and l'Impiements.
Alex. A. Nichol, proprietor; P. De-
Cantillon, auctioneer.
On Saturday, March 5th, at 1
p. m., on Lot 28, North Bound
borne, Farm Stock andr Imp
John Ryckrnan, preprietore A.
„ .
auctioneers
On" Thursday, :March 10,.at
p. m., at the Commercial Hotel
,Household Furnitere and .effect
o'clock
ry,
Us-
enieiits.
Bishop,
o'clock
eaforth..
of the
, Feb. 19th—At
SOUTH HURON'.
McMillan, the Reform can -I
outh Huron, will address the
follows: -
February 19th — At the
ol House, Lot 10, Concession
, at 7 o'clock P. M.
bell, or any other opponent
Ilyi invited to attend ther
EAST HURON.
Meeting to be held as follows:
GREY.
Monday, February 21st.—At Whit
ichbol• House, 12th concession,
Grey, a 7.30 p.m.
moRRIS.
Mon( ay, , February 21st— At Gos-
man's S hoS1 House at 7.30 p.m.
The ilectors at `each meeting to be
addressed by leading Reformers. A
ordial invitation extended to ladies.
ROOMS TGLET.—Four good rooms tip
rent over the Star Grocery. Alio a sum of
money feund. GRO. 000n. 995
lehereetreinasamea=28m==rheausaeceenner.avaesemeperalieete
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
-
flOLT 1FO R SALE.—For sale, a good heavy
kj draiig-,ht colt rising 3 years old. Apply to
IARDSON, adjoining the village of
113Viuslkselles.
1001x4
OTICE1'0 MILK DRAWERS.—The Walton
Union Cheese and Butter Factory will let
their milk Outes on -Tuesday, March 1st, 1887,
ihBeirne's 'Ian, Walton, at 1 o'clock p. in. It.
11. FERGUS N, Sect etaryc 1001-2
_at
MIOR SAL .-Theundersigned has for sale a
X- good vorking horse, four years old, and
perfectly so nd. Will be soldon reasonable
terms. App y to S. ANDERSON, Teacher in NO.
2, Ooncessim 16 Grey, or Walton P. 0, 1001X5
ARM FOR SALE. ---;For sale, the east half of
„Lot 2,IConcession 2, Grey, containing 50
acres. For fertiler particulars apply to JAMES
WRIGHT, J inestOwn., 1001x4
11-TOTEL IN BAYF1ELD FOR SALE OR TO
REN .—The property known as the Albion
Hotel, Bayfi Id, will be sold cheap or rented.
Possessi n mill be given on the first of May if
rented. 1 Ap ly to JOHN REID, Administrater,
Varna 1. 0. 1001x4
••,
D., canon of -Huron, and formerly in- ! 1
cumbent of Paris, at the age of 79 years. . On Friday, Feb. 25, at 1 o'cloc,•k p rn• ,
•
on Lot 9, Concession 12, Grey. Horses
and Cattle. Calder & Al cLauchlin, pro-
prietors; Alex. Dalgetty, aucticlucer.
The doctor had been in feeble health for
a long time.
ISCIAW
ALL lovers of good bread will do Well
to remember the flour used at the Fieischmann
Yeast Company's free•bakin,g schools in Seaforth
and Clinton, is from the Bm Balm Sea -
forth, Ont. RATES OF ExenAsoK-38 lbs. good
Flour, 10 lbs. Bran, 3 lbs. Shorts per bushel A 1
Wheat. CUSTOM CHOPPING- BATES—Eight cents
per 100 lbs. cash. FOR FARMERS WHO GET THEIR
SUMMER EXCHANGING DONE IN THE SPRING, we will
keep a special grade of Flour, that they may
safely rely upon to insure them 'first-class bread
all summer. Our tan ANOE, FAMILY and BAKER'S
FLOURS are unequalled for quality and cheap-
ness. A. W. Outwit,: & Co., Big Brick Mills,
Seaforth, Ont. 1000-3
Births. to
T4OMAS.—In East Wawanosh, on the th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Thomas of a son.
SMITIL—In Seaforth, on the 10th inst„ the wif
of Mr. W. R. Smith of a son. f,
COSENS.—In Grey, on the 1st inst., the wife o
Mr. C. W. Cosens of a son. ,
HOLMES.—In Brussels, On the 7th inst., th
wife of Dr. -T. G. Holmes of a son. '
ARMSTRONG, --In Morris, on the 5th.inst;, th
wife of Mr. Geo. Armstrong of a soe. I
Marriages.
,
,
MONTGOMERY—O'BRIEN.-,-At Irisbtowltl, o
the14th inst., by Rev, Father Lamont; Mr,
James Montgomery to Miss Ellen, only
daughter of Mr. Mi thael. O'Brien, all of -
Hibbert Township.
CHAPMAN—G•ORDON.— t th.e residerne Of th
bride's father, on thi 16th inst„ bylRe,1
Mr. Ross, Mr. Jame Chapman to ;Jane
youngest daughter o Angus Gordon,.Esq.
- all of Tuckersmith
COWAN-1'AI1KElt.—On the 16th -i-nst.; by Rev.
- A. McLean, of Blyth Mr. David Cowan te '
Miss Maggie, dauthtei of Mr. Jas. Parker, o
East Wawanosh.
CAMFBELL—KNI(HIT.--fin Stratford,.. 01 th
9th inst., at the reeidence of the bride';
brother-in-law, A. A. Adair, Esq., by Rev. A
Cunningham, Mr, Frank A.-,Campbel4 onl
son of Hugh Campbell, Esq., of Mitchcv11, f
Miss Ada Knight, of Stratford. • I
SANDERSON—an:S.—At the residence el th
bride's father, on the 1st inst., by Rev. J.
Charlton, Mr. John Sanderson,. of Gortic,1
Aliss, Clara E. J. Boys, third daughter f
Richard Boys, Esq., of Garafraxa.
. Deaths.- ,
YATES. Iii Seaforth, on the 13,th inst. ,Edit
" May,daughter of 31r. Albert Yates, agecl
years, 5 monthsand 6 day.,
BULGER.—In MeKillop, t
the" 14th insi Joh
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Bulger, aged O years. - • •1
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RBB.—In Tucker;ilnith, on the 15th inst.lElle
-. S. Robb, fourth daughter o•f Mr. Wni. Robi
twed 16 year-.
AMENT,—In Seaforthi:on the 15th inst.,•Eliz.
beth M Attica, aged80 years.
Morris, on the '.5th. inst. , Catheri e
Isala4ia, youngest daughter of ,Mr. Walt r
Innes, aged -15 months.
LOGIE.—At the manse, Valetta, Kent count
the residence of her son, Rev. J. Logic, M
Logic, relict of the -late William Logie, ag
90 years. •
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THE' MARKETS,
SEAFORTH, February 17th, 1887.
Fall Wheat per bushel (new)......, $0 75 to $0 78
Spring Wheat per bushel.... 0 60 to 0 78
Oats per bushel 0 28 to 0 29
Peas per bushel. .... . . .„ . 0" 48 to 0 48
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Barley per bushel 0 40- to 0 48
Butter, No. 1, loose.......... 014 to 0 15
Butter, tub. ....... 0 14 to 0 16
Eggs 0 00 to • 0 15
• . 5 '5 to 6 00
Dressed Hogs
Flour, per 100 ILO 0 to 2 26.
00
9 00 to 10
Hay per ton ,
Hides per 100
6 to 7-00
le
0 r5 to 1 00
NNShrnenelpskins each. -
I 0 20 to 0 21
.Salt (retail) per barrel- 0 00 to 0 75
Potatoes per bugle', 0 (0 to 0 50
Salt,(wholesa.le) per barrel..... 0 80 to 0 80
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Wood per cord
1" 2 60 to 3 60
CLINTON, February 17th,' 1887.
Fall Wheat per bushel (new). , $0 '45 to $0 78
Spring Wheat per bushel.......- 0 60 to 0 78
Oats per hushel . . .... . 0 28 ta 0 29
-Barley per bushel ...... 1.... .... 0 40 to 0 48
Peas pee bushel 0 48 to 0 48
. 0 00 to 0 15
0 14 to 0 15
Eggs
Butter • '
Hay per ton .. . . ...... 9 (10 to 10 00
Potatoes per bushel, 110W 0 00 to 0 60
Apples per barrel
Wool •
IIides per 100 14
2 60 to .2 00
O 20 to 021
q O to 7 00
Pork
• ,. 5 r0 te 575
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Cordwood 2 0 to 3 60
Dressed Hogs, per 100 lbs 5 50 to 6 00
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ToanTro, Feb, 17.—Fall wheat, $0.76 to $0.83 ; •
spring, $4180 to 00.83 ; -oats, 33c,to 35c{; peas, 51c
to 520;- barley, 40 to &)c; hay, per t4n, $9.00 to
815.00; butter,: 22e to 25c ; potatoe , per bag,
85c to 90e •, eggs, per doz., 26c to 27p; dressed
hogs, per 100 lbs. $6.00 to $6.25.
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LEVE,RPOOL, Feb. 16. --Spring: whea , 76 05d;
red winter, 7s. 05d ; California No. 1, is 07d;
California No. 2,08 00d; oats, Os 00d.; barley, Os
Od ; peas, 5s 05d; pork, 65s 06d.; chee e; 649 0661.
Live,Stock Marke s.
3Iorreesb, Feb. 15.—A few srnall ots of ex-
port stoek were bought on ltonday at from 3.tc
to 4c per lb., which shows a decline on outside
prices. There was a fair local demand and good
cattle moved oft pretty well. at from 2J,c to 34e
per lb., while inferior stock sold at ic per cb.
live weight. Sheep were in good Supply and
met with it fair thinand, but at easier prives,
sales behig made at 4cper lb. There was a good
demand for lambs:at -11,c- to 4e -Per lb., live
weight. Live bogs were fairly inquirid for, but
owing to the searcity prices were tiOnier at 41c"
per Ili. The demand for calves wee good, and
prices were higher at*2 to 1u each aS to quality
and size.
BrEFALo, Feb. 15.—A few good steers averag-
ing 1,226 Ills., sold at 84.70 per 100 lbs ; butehers'
steers, av_eraging 1,044 lbs., at 841; butchers'
cows at 83' to $3.55;;bulls at $3 to 83.20 ;- veal
calves, $6 to 86.50. For sheep and lambs the
market is glutted, and prices falling. Hogs ae-
tive at from 86.30 to 85.80 per 100 lbs,.
-A TONEY, TO ,LOAN —To loan, 81 290, ino!iey
AI beton ing to the municipality of East
Wawanosh. Will be loaned on first mortgage on
real csate.I Apply -to THOS. II. TAYLOR,
Reeve, •:?r W 1. CALM, Treasurer, WeStfield P. 0.
1001-4
1TALLION FOR SALE.—For sale, a Cana-.
din tred, heavy draught Stallion, three
years oid, s'red by impdted "Scotland's Fare-
well." "I -Ie is a bright bay, and a splendid colt.
For furtherlparticulars apply on 'Lot 16, Conces-
sion 10, MeKillop, or to MM. HARGAN, Win-
throp P. 0. 1001x4
0 EEDS, S ?EDS.—Edward Cash has opened his
0 seed s ore as usual, (or the purchase and
sale Of elov r, timothy, and seed grain, and will
contin e to sell at good value to buyers. -Parties
who ha ,e c over or timothy to sell, please give
iiie a c 11 at the old butter and seed store, Code -
rich stieet, Seaforth. EDWARD CASH. 10011
—Any -person or persons found tres-
ig on either Lot 29 or 30, Concession
of Hay, by either cutting or drawing
be prosecuted as the law
BISHOP, Proprietor. - 1001-4
NTOTICE.
-11 assi
1, tow) ship
away imb
directs A
The Celebrated and Popular
Dry Goods and CI thing House
Bills G
and pi
poreh
HUDS
ERS WANTED. — Tailors will be re -
wed by the undersigned, addressed' to
eerr P. 0., until March 12, for repairing
inti g sehool house No. 7, Stanley. also it
to ,.,)e erected. WM. PARSONS, JOS.
N,and THOS.W1LEY, Trustees. 1001x4
DUNCAN & _DUN -CAT\ ,
SEAFORTH, Of
TARIO,
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Grand Trunk Railway
Allan Line Agency.
Tick -eta issued to all points in Manito-ba and
British Columbia, via Canadian Pacific Railwk'a
Also to all pints in the United States", via Pc"
Huron and Detroit, Baggage chtelzed throu"-h
to destination.
Tickets issued to and • from all importara
points in Grieat Britain and Ireland, ia Allan
Line. For 4111 particulars, apply to
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C• BETHUNE,Agent,
100143 Grand Trunk Rau1wa, Seaforth.
You Cart Buy
A Solid Cold Open or Hunting
Still tearing down the prices of goods, and by so doing are getting amply re-
' -hs
warded by the satisfaction visible on the countenance of those who have embraced LadiesWate, for $20; or a Gent'
the grand offers in cheap goods by the
MEN
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tion of a
H. R. tL, T
The lo vest
E $ WANTED,—Sealed tenders will be.
.ceiNed 1 y the undersigned, for • the ered-'
)riCk house on Lot 8, C011CCSSIOTW 9,
ckersmith, up till :Friday, March 11.
or any tender not heeessarily accept-
ed. P ans nd -specifications can be seen at any
time o i the farm. Address W. BURNS, 57 Col-
borne strect, Toronto. - 1001x4
NTO IC .--,Tenders for building a bridge over
IN ho able River; opposite Lot 3, Conces-
sion2, Tom nship of llay, will be received by the
underignel Up to the Sth of 'March, at whose
resider ce lan8 and specifications may be seen
after the T nd of February. Thelowest or any
tender, no necessarily accepted. SAMUEL
R.ANNVE, teeye of Hay. 100173
ARM F IR • SALE.—For sale, Lot 22, on the
. , 2 id 4on6essio1l of Stanley, containing 100
acres, ver 80 cleared, and in. it good state of Cul-
tivatiO ; t -e balance is Well timbered with hard-
wood. Th ,re is a large brick house, good frame
barns, she( s and stables, and all necessary build-
ings. - There is it orchard, and two never -
failing wel s. ,It is withie sik miles Of Clinton,
eight rom Seaforth, and three from Brucefield,
with g od grayel roads leading to each place.
•Schoo convenient. It will be Sold cheap and on
easy ems. :Apply . on . Lot 24, Concession 3,
Statile', or( to Brumfield P.O. JOHN GILMOUR..
1001-tf.
GRE4T CLE A 11
Which was inaugurated at DUNCAN & DUNC
Clothing and Gents' Furnishing House. '
NG SALE
N'S ever popular Dry Goods
Messrs. Duncan & Duncan
Still intend to offer such inducements to Piircha
Millinery, House Furnishings, Gents' Clothing
insnre a speedy reduction of their immense atocl
best selected lines west of Toronto.
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DUNCAN & DUNCAN having already ;bu
cellent quality of their goods purpose still to
offering goods at low prices, will handle none b
conscientiously recommend.
TAIP RTONT AUCTION SALE OF IMPROV -
1 E II RSES.—There will be sold by Poblic
Aucti n, on Wednesday, Feb. 23rd, 1887, at- the
itattei bury Hotel, Clintbn, the fqllowing valu-
able stock, viz. :—Six first-class draught mares,
5 three-year-old draught mares, 6 two-year-old
draught Mares, 5 one -ye -a -old draught mares, 2
spring foals, draught mares; 3 three-year-old
draught geldings, 2 two-year-old geldings, 2 one-
year old draught geldings, 1 draught stallion
coming 2, 3 first class drivers our years old, 1
first-class matched carriage teani, 16 bands high.
This stockliS all picked drst,class, and offers a
rare chan e for farmers to procure good breed-
ing stOck. 1 All will he sold Without reserve. Sale
to corm -119m at 1 o'clock p• in., sharp. TERMS
OF SALEd—Eight months' credit will be given
on furnish,ing approved joint notes, with interest
at seven iier cent. WILLIAM BAWDEN & CO.,
Proprietols ; JAMES ORE, Auctioneer. 1001-1
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p UTH HURON..:,
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To ,a.rn s I Dicks on , Esq!, Returning Office.r :—
The frillow'rig is it statement of the Election ex-
penses of ,Archibald Bishop, ESq.,a candidate, at
the election to the Legislative Assembly of the
Province cif Ontario, at the election held onlDec.
e28r st I 1: ' 1.886,1as shown by the accompanying voluch-
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/0'19650
Hall Rent4 . 1
Personal Expenses of Candidate .0
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:
366..05000
Horse Iiir
Printing and Advertising
.
Travelling Expenses ' 4.50
2.00
Postage ar d Telegrams..
Total Expenses • :k153.50
I do hereby certify that the above is eorrect.
1 M. 1% McLEAN, Aguit for A. Bishop.
1001-1
DUNCAN & DUNCAN would respecifillly
viously informed, room' must be made for an e
Goods. They do not cut on one line only, to
genuine solid bargains—great and
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WF -ITE BRONZE
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comment Co.
The Only.Bronze Foundry in
the Dominion.
Our=t!.,..r:L...d Is endorsed hv tist
as 'wing practically oirpc:rishabw. It cannot
absorb m isture, and consequently is not affec:t-
ed by th frost.
Send for Designs and Terms to
W.k GRIFFIN, Clinton.
Dry Goods, Dress
Furnishings,C1?t
ed or Read
ers of all kinds of Dry Goods,
ordered. or readymade—as will
, which is one of the largest and
lt up a reputation for the ex -
retain that name, and although
t what a first-elass merchant can
Gold Filled Stem Wind American for
$20: or a three °mice open face, with
I'. S. Bartlett movement, for $15 ; and
Clocks aiiii Jewelry at reduced prices
1,
at
remind the public th-at, as pre-
tra, largo importation of Spring
draw trade, but BARGAINS—
be offered for a few days longer
PURVIS 84_ IMILKS,
-1--F01t. THE NEXT—TIIITY' ID
—
See our I'Vatch without bands.
Hardwood taken in exchange. -
Purvis & Milks,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTII.
DIST-PIMP E R.
A 'sure cure is found in the
Epizootic & Heave Powder,
()oils, House 1
M.tVN r i' .i BY
ingl-Order-
maqe. I.V.FEAR,Seaforth.
tior Don't forget the old stand,
Duncan. & DT -le n, Seaforth.
Butter and Eggs Always Ta,k_en. in Trade.
CA.EL FOR CL
a
OVER SEED
C. WILLSON'$,
S EAFORTH.
undersigned will pay the Highest' Market Pri e for -good clean
,
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CDC) _A_I\T ID 'TT CDTI-1-Y- S HI i- T)
Also all kinds of good cielin•SE .,1) GRAIN wanted.
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• CI WILLSON, SqAFORTH.
E BARG-_M-1\
OrSYA
The balance (A our -stock of Men's, Youth' and Boy' S Overcoats and Heavy
,
z- 1 •
- Suits, we are bound to clear out, to make rOhin for Spring Clothing. All fer
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goods in Men's and Ladies' Coats, Caps, Setsit &c., will go likewise. The balanbe
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of Winter Dry Goods at heavy reductions. dliig drives lin Ladies' Jackets—,'6
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Jackets for $2.50; $4 Jackets for $1.75.
Women's -and Children's Hosiery,
!Ladies' UlisterS at cost; Jobs.?.n
CAMPBELL'S BLOCK,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH
REAT DISCOUNT SALE
Staple and and Fancy Dry Goods
FOR THIRTY (30) DAYS,
AT
MAIN STREET, $EAFORTII,
S
It -i11 be remembered that four or
five y ars ago, when the distemper went
throu hithie part of the country, that
the only' sure mire was that put up by
Mr. T; =can, and we take great pleasure
in in °riming you that we have the
original and only recipe that will save
your horses from this foul disease. Ask
for and take no other. .
Only 50c a Package at
Fear's Drug Store,
t-
SEAFORTIL
STOVE S.
M. -WHITNEY
; Is showing a full line of
LS W OV H S
IN COAL OR WOOD,
Parlor Cooking and Box Stoves
ase Burners. square and
ronnd.
Don't fail to see them before purchas-
ing, r they lead for style, and are all
guarpteed to give s'atiefantion. $ee
the " Royal Art " Base Burner,"
" Famous Royal," ''Model Cook,''-'
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"Maseott," &c. The cheapest house
under the sup for goods in our line.
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C 11. IVIITTNFY
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St Julien' Restaurant,
Opposite Main and Markt t sir,. et ,
Sign of the Big Lantern,..
IS THE PLACE FOR -
OYSTERS!
I import iny good i direet, and reeeive
fresh eonsignments that those
desiring to indulge in a. feast of the -e ex-
cellent bivalves, ean be supplied on
short notiee.
JAS: BURGESS.
.on Court Notice.
Cfilce of tke Second
I) (", .r!, 1*(1,11,*:. ,,f 114f,n,
6: - ,1 at -id,,y.,-
rach Str..ct -t, fmti, 10
11.1. ta. .1., al..,1 r.1 /1,1.2 1.ir; to:
&tit: 1.1.o r. -t Ot
UIC (7iLf.e,
An atii0Uilt t..) I'M, on ;:aolgi prey.
ert:e,'-fariti or tom», at the %, kra,a,t, rat,
interest, and terms of payment Trade to suit
borrowers.JOHN BEATTIE, Clerk.
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