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ae 11be` y Goa n
Erle best Yet
)Iii a mann
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TO
at
lEAFORTIL
of bailed hay frere
_•r the old country_
is a usefel man fo
.11 team, on Pride
the home ground
the Heimall boy*,
aey ;victory for the
es two defeats fig
Jeep.) from the south
ed with the sciences
.p courage and try
hat the Shamrocks
vs on the ':7th, as
-We ;hopel to hear of
I acceun1 of theme
epee has: present
bugev, purchased
• Mr; ltieker, whish
finish its would be
was that Air. Coopv
es a little more to
fe, he having cots
thet it is not good
—Air. James Me.
ence of ;five weeks
suffsaiently recov,
n10ne 115 lib llsuttl.
e name, on Monday
e -s school; and left a
s• arms, in the way
emaseseaseememememes
_ v.
-
man
TON
he CID `ng.
lie balance of the
-, and have cut our
r in order to do lo.
we will put on sa�e•'sr�
�• d men's snIte, all
are less. than half
than the coat at
tine,, a suit for
reties seeing the
is stock at pried
regular dealer OW
uy the goods for..
ing to sell it :
e front line all -woe
tore, eat!: Cute, lined
and trimmed
rot: one of the best
tr
3-37, 3s, 39, 40 and --
$` •?1° and 814, your
.c> tilts, size 37 only.
re :.rice • t1, pure
•eoo,t and pante-
a'ossool tweeds lad
our (•hole()$1 tette
to t% beef gooJe !,
tr ..t and well made,
rr rr shier 83.25.
tot's. --assn's furttidlr.
.'#Nei l... than
shies.
lark and light Color?
eplieed Heels:
s` a 's dark glee end
ts� ems', price sec, oto`
'suit r3 in dark end
settee and detached
rh.. sierra fine botr.
' ]Len's fonvIrt•
of fight colors, Wim`
5r,rli'e beet rtuslitlf
s, rf irk att3 light col-
r•e 5c,
r.•iBiir• the greater
r fir. Clinton. All the
at at this store, that
efhese:
laeke, browns, fawner
sic 15c. 31en'tr hard
bre wits, Wigerusla
50c. Men's gng
a1;.•.,, tined and un
ht browns, Wiest:oaf)
c•.: ?t.1S. '
S1iIRIS. Fenn lined
o4t the thing for a
with shirt wale*,
=itis. Thirty-six aids
• , our price eee;
leek only, good
ice tele . 44 -itch btl l
ma11 pattern, orifi n.
1-inclt, rlualitY bba ,`
h glo4BF_arileh, orifi
in
RTERS,
010.
stock at the
Clinton.
SAY 26, 1899
Dublin.
JoT'pl:icis -Dr. Miohell.has hi
fixed up-to-date. It Iooka quite
The pretty trees, arranged i
caws, add much to the pictures
auce of the surroundings.—Mr.
opular blacksmith, who was co
ohne through illness, is able to
his work again.—Mr. Davis had
aturday last drawing sand for
ion of his cellar.. ---Joe Carlin,
v sited friends :+ in town retie
ardan spent afew days of last
fends in Beechwood.—Mr. Bor
st Sunday at his home in B
iller and family have moved to
o nes by Mr. McKenna.—Miss J
o Seaforth, is the guest of
• urphy.—Miss Minnie Evans,
w. •d,. spent Sunday with her fr.
Katie Redmond. -Miss Tessie
nded a party on Friday eveni
t e residence of Mr. and Mr:
f
I=
fine Iawe
attractive
different
ue appear
It ayes, Durr
fined to bis
attend • to
a bee on
he founds
Stratford;
tly.—John}
eek with
an spent
irises—Mr
the house
lia Casey
iso Mar
of Beech
end, Misr
arroll at
• g last al
Thomas
-•G erin,—Mise I£ilioran, of Seaf rth, wa
t guest of Miss Murphy over Sanday.
lies Simons spent Sunday viaiti tg friends
•
Staffa.—Mrs. James Williams took sic
o Saturday, bat medical aid was ummone
in time, and she is much better. Owing t
the strike of aectionmen on the G. T. R.
the men employed on the sectio, here ar
ndt working.—Mr. and Mrs. Pat ick Ryar.
ar both ill and unable to be around. --
Filed Davis, of Pore Arthur, is spending
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ja es Davis.!
—Mr. and Mrs. John Gormley : nd little
Harry spent Sunday with friends in Aliteh
o —Mr. Cassidy, of Stratford, i shakin
ha ds with his old-time friends tlese days
—Ira. Peter DcCoursey is at pees nt unabl
tolattend to her household duties owing t
it ess.—Rev. Father Fogarty wa in Olin•
to last week attending the forty I ours' de
votion.—Mr. Myers, who has be :n ill for
swipe time is still in a suffering conditions
—lir. Barley, of Mitchell, was it
to n on Monday on business.— he inces
sa t rain of the past week has ke.t farmer
fr m their spring work, that otherwise
w uld have been completed.—Th : boys o
t football team are practising e rery even
, and intend to challenge the 1 layers o
Se. forth.—:Miss Mable Davis and er friend
Miss Myra Boyd, of Mitchell, ape it Sunda
wi_h Mr. and Mrs. James Da is.—Mis
Carroll, of Stratford, spent last L,unday i
the home circle.—Mr. slid Mrs Thoma
1.Irylate spent Sunday last'. at the home o
Mc' and Mrs, William Keeney.— he lift
four-year-old son of Mr. and Mr . Josep
M rphy, while, playing with his Ii ,tle sister
around the grounds Sunday mo ning, fel
on a stone, cutting his nose ve y badly.
Dr. Mitchell dressed the wound, s nd wit
car the little fellow will soon •e arouse
ag:in.
Clinton.
I EATH OF MRS ROrERT COA
Robert Coats, of this place, died
Fri ay evening, at the age of . 68.
ce -.:ed was the wife of the oldest c
me chant in this section of the
Sit was one of Clinton's early sett
w greatly esteemed. She leave•
ban , two sons and three daught
eon is a member of the Globe eta
roe o.
T
Clin
day
thin
ease
itE TWENTY Fot-RTH.—Tho ei
ton celebrated her Majesty's 8( th birth
in grand style. The weather arts every -
g desirable, and one of th largest
witness-
of the
present,
h. The
by the
of Clin-
s.—M rs.
ere las
The de•
ry-g'tods
country.
ars, and
a hus-
rs. One
in To-
izens of
mblies of people ever in Clinto
ed the celebration. The fine ban
33r . battalion, of Seaforth, was
also the Marine band, of Goderi
mo ing was occupied by a drill
cad is of the Collegiate Institutes
ton end Goderieh, followed by a firemen's
con i st, which was won by Wingh m, Clin-
ton" close second. In; the afte noon, in
the park, there were trapeze a High-
lan+ pipers and the McMureh + sisters.
Ba eball—Wingham vs. Brussels Brussels
wo, , 10 to 8. Football match— 'oderich
Co egiate Institute vs. Clinton 1 ollegiate
Ins itute—An hour's play and so goals
Ara*e. Baseball—Brussels vs. "tinton
Cl` • ton won, 15 to 14. Sawing co teat—In
the :awing contest there were four pairs of
contfestants, and all did their level •est, but
the !north country carried off the palm of
victory: Harris & Ramsay, of Gres, taking
1st rize, and Logan & Logan, of B yth, the
2nd The evening programme fir ished up
wit a sham battle, representing t e taking.
of hartoun by the Goderich and Clinton
Gun Club. Altogether the day wa a grand
succ 8s.
•
Zurich.
Now is the time to paint your houses,
and afore you start get our price for part and oil.
In fixed paints we handle Robertson's, the best and ,
mos popular taints in Canada. They haus been be.
fore the publia for 45 years. They have pleased
thou tide they will pteastt you. Binder ;wine—We `.
have already orders for 10 tons, we are still taking
orde . Our price for pure Manilla -850 f eet to the
Peed --nothing better matte, is 107c per pound
othe brands 10§c, 9,c and Sic per pound. The above
are rices that paralyze our competitors, t_nd we are
not t (raid to make them public, so if you want any •
of t e above at cut prices call end leave y our orders
at t e big hardware.. Youre truly, • C Ilartleib,
?;urs h. 1641-2
THE MA14XBI'fS.
SEAroaTn, May 25, 1899.
Fall Wheat (new), Standard 80 s17 to $0 69
Sp ng Wheat per bushel,-- ........ 0 67 to 0 69
Oa per bushel_ _. - 0 30 tO 0 31 l
Pea poi bushel._ _, _ .. _. _ ..,, 0 62 to. 62
$aey per bushel 0 38 to 0 40
Butter, No. 1, loose_ _- _ _ _ _ .. - - 0 1 to 0 12 i
_ _Butter, .-_- r __----- 0 11 to 012'
E perdes ., -- _ .. _. 0 9 to 0 10
Flo r, per 100 Ice _. _.. ._ _. _ .... 1 )0 to 2 00
Ha per ton now -r., -.-, .... 6 00 to 6 60
Hid s per 100 lbe .. _ _ -. -. 6 00 to 6 60
She p Skins.... 0 60 to 0 70
W : 0 16 to 0 18
Po Loos per bush, (new)_ _ _ 0 60 to 0 70
Salt (retail) per barrel_ _,,.,- 1'00 to 0 00
Wend per cord (long).. _- 3 00 10 8 76
Wood per oord (short) ......... _ ... • 1 50 to 1 76
Apples per bag_ ...... ... _. 0 80 to 1 00
Cios'er Seed........ . 3 0 to 3 60
Timbthy Seed 1 )5 to 2 00
Pork, per I00 lbs—.. _ .. _. -... 5 0 to 5 10
it all pw, per lb.... 2 to 0 03
Dairy Markets.
UTIt',i, N. Y., May .'?.-.—At he Utica
Board of Trade to -day the f'ollowin sales of
cheese were made :-45 boxes am 11 white
at 9„c, 440 small white at 9gc, 1'0 small
colored at 9o, 40 small cotpred a 9?fd, 21
large white at 8?;c, 70 target whit at 9,1,c,
1,016 large colored at 8:ie, 423 lar e color-
ed at 8ne, 57.2 on commission ; 12 packages
butter at 17c.
Ler-me Feels, N. Y., ay 22nd.--rThe
sales of cheese were 40 boxe of la ge color-
ed at ale, 240 large colored and hits at
8 e, 3,848 small colored and white i t 9; 23
packages of dairy butter at 16 to .8c.
MONTREAL, May 23rd—Cheese— l he lnar-
ket is unchanged but firm.I Coun ry bids
range from 9i to 9&c. Butter—Th: market
is firm, at about 16c for creamery. Eggs—
There is a fair demand at 11 to llko for
choice.
TORONTO, May 23rd.—B iter— here is
mot much fresh -made grass dairy offering,
the demand for choice is goo and he snar
ket is steady for large rolls t 10c o llie,
and medium grade dairy to s are q oteld at
'9 to laic. Creamery is ate dy at 16 to:
1Thc for prints and 16 for boxes o tubs.
Eggs—The receipts are -fair, the de and is
good, and the market is steady at l l tic.
Toronto Potato arke
Potatoes r.re steady. Car on t e track
here are quoted at 75e, otatoes out of
store sell at 85 to 90e.
!—
Live. Stock Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May 22nd.—prices lyre and
in London are firmer. American st er sell
at 11 to 12e per pound {dressed v eight) ;
live sheep unchanged at 13 to 14ic (dress-
ed weight) ; lambs are 156 per you d ; re-
frigerator beef is 8ic per pound.
LOhrloN, England, May 22nd—Th ,p'ioes
coil
or
fan
. gd.
+here
rade
,. baked
.ought
nd
round
o
rem
from
sound
:ell
tel
: nd
six
seed
sad
f.r
f: t
s' ore
t e
as
•ood
se'
.80
$' .50
is
seat
g. od
a�•
f t
c s
o r oice
on`
$3.50
S..50
vt as
d:y.
to
e roiee
$ '.75,
u e
t fair,
$s .15
c immon
The
q lotable
otkers,
$,t .95
't.
TORONTO,
tle
e 't.,
re porte•,1
1..ndoti,
"I.'
ti
p etty
Se .50
at, out
Medium
p:r
p
c anged
h d
ar-
ea I
to $10
$2
ed
ar:
la
G•od
th •
unchanged.
pa
th ek
fe eh
po
American
and
Holiday
MONTREAL,
were
was
for
l.1
eevera
;
42c per
2
$1.50
for
at fro
paid
$5.50
good
at fro.
at frot.
straigh
hogs
hogs
smallpigs
BUFFALO
ooth
to
to $4.20
to
to
$4.25
fat
heifers,
d heifers,
cows,
moron
to
to good,
to
to
a fairly
The
$6 75,
to
a few
; good
$5.50
to $5.25
bulk
; rou
$2 50.
were
wi:,ii
ere was
e in
well
for
ten
cwt.,
ewt.
a good
firm st
yes are
each
to $6 each..
at from
worth
ba fetched
lambs
heavy
d is still
fat
3c per
nd.
tattle
Argentine
trade.
May
present
slow,
:II kinds
•rime
others
pr • tty good
sound,
to •c per
to $7
ood large
31 to
$1' for two
or.another.
la bs.
$2.50
$4.60
lots,
so. d at from
old at
at
May
fa export
bet, 55:20
; good
$5 25 ;
$5; common
; feeder
heifers,
$4
good
good
to good
extra quality,
do.,
$4.50.
$5.25.
active
general
steady
extra were
sales
to choice,
to $5.75.
; good
to fair,
of the
at $4.05
$; pigs,
hs, $3.30
May
quoted at
a few
a shade
and the
a tendency
butcher
maintained
loads of
ciente more
cattle' sold
and inferior
Export
at from
demand
from 3
badly
; those
Sheep
3} to
from 5
from
are wanted.
run of
For
4c ;
hogs sell
pound.
Store hogs
are unaltered.!
cattle and sheep,
23rd—Cattle—The
in Large numbers,
as higher prices
of cattle. Mr.
steers at 5Jo per
at from 5
animals sold
and the common
pound, Calves
each. Shippers
sheep, and
4ic per pound.
superior, spring
He also paid
Some of the smaller
to $3.50 each.
to $4.75.per 100
just off the cars
4i to 4:}o per
from $6 to $8
tom $1 to $2 each.
23rd.—Cattle—Good
cattle, $5.35
to $5.35 ; export
to choice butchers'
good to best butcher
to good fat
bulls, $; to $3.50
$4.25 ; to $4.85
to $4.25 ; mixed
to choice, $3.70
to best, $3.75
$3 to $3.50
$4,25 to $5.10
$3.50 to $4 ; stock
Calves,—Good color
Sheep and Lambs—Th
demand throughout
basis for lambs
; sheep steady
quotable'at
exceeding the outsi
$6 to $6,50;
Sheep, ch
to choice, $5
$3.25 to $4.51.
prices was 4c ;
; mixed, $4
$3.92: to $3.9.,
to $3.45 ; et:
24th.—Cattle—
from $4.25 to
deals at '$5. Al:
better in Live
demand her.
towards ea:e
cattle, ,but p
at •from
choice botcher
for anythin..
at from $3 Go
at from $3
bulls aro Steady
34 to 4c' per p
for feeders,
to 4+c per you
wanted, and
here to -day so
---Sheep ar
4c per ound.
to 5tc p r pouts(
$2.50 to $4.50
Hogs—
hogs they are s
the best grades
light hogs fetch
at 41,:c per you
Stags sell :
will not sell.
'
were
Cir.
to 5•ic
at
stock
sold
pay
the
Mr.
lam
$26
Fat
you
;
poun
each,
to
to
bulls
; good
; fair
fat
to
to
; stocke
was
p lam
$6.60
co
•fee
to
Hogs
s eavy
o $4,C5
most
gs,
xport
$4.90
rkets
pool
is
at
ices
$4,25
t attle,
euperfin
to_
t30 to
and
und,
nd
d.
ill sell
d at
unchan
Yearlings
. Spri
n spite
eady
the
4-e,
• d.
t 23
Ca
5id 't
but
be n
Ma t
you
fro
4e
oth r
M
lamb
ho
d
hes
a I
b s
$5.5
bul s
stee s
stee
$3..
t
t
co •
$4.31
$4.2.
; cos
bul e
,toe.
• r
t
$6..1
ss
e g
tn.
xt a
.1
w • r1
l
$2.
cast
pe
a
are
good.
ow
were
tc
a d
.
$�e. f
$3 .tC
u •
e
pric s
Good
tip
fro
g
sac .
f
a d
price
a d
So s
per
-,
Sr
sacted-
a
c•Ilection
e.
b
fol
THE
ank of
CAPITAL
Million
SEAFORTH
general Banking
Farmers'
d special • attention
of Sale
'•AVINGS BANK.—Interest
on deposits
pecial facilities
siness in the
oney Orders, payable
owing rates :—
Under 810
910 to 820
1. HOLMESTED,
Solicitor.
CANADI '
Commerce
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to
allove
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MINTY,
!
,
the
of
at the
1824
(PAID U
Dollars—$e .
:BRAN
business
Notes dislcournte
given
Notes.
of $1 and upwards.
for transaction
Klondike District.
atiany bank, issued
.08 ! 820 to 830
.10 1830 to 850
F. C. C.
• Manager
BE'
DEACON—In
GAr
DE
Mc
TY
M
SMITH—BUTTON--At
II
GF.AHAM—In
EGGERT—In
OCCKEI1LINE—In
McINTY1tE—Io
L -Tn Hensall,
James Bell, of
Eaet
of Mr Henry
NETT—In Bluevale,
1r. George Gannett,
NS -In Turnberry,
Wm. Deans, of
{EE-- 1n Molesworth,
Mr. John L, McKee,
r DALL—In Hullett,
Lorne Tyndall,
CRAY—BORRETT—in
the residence
Donald, D. D„
Port Finlay,
Euith, to Mies
but formerly
father, on May
William M. Smith,
Button, daughter
RT—WELSH—Atthe
father, on May
bert Hart, to
ship of Turnberry.
Clinton,
Graham, relict
78 years and 3
Blyth.
aged 77 years,
erline, aged 77
Stanley,
lntyre, aged
on
a
Wawaoo
Dea;:on,
a
oda
Marriages.
of
Seaforth!
Algoma,
Daisy
of
10
17th,
Miss
Births.
May 16th, the wife
daughter.
h, on May 16th,
of `a daughter.
on ,May 16th, the
of it sen.
hfavl,18th, the wife
daughter.__
on May 18th, the
of ry daughter.
on May 16th, the
son
of Mr.
the wile
wile of
of M.
wife of
wife of M.
24th, a
A. D. Mc.
Mackay, of
tucker•+
Port Finlayl
the bride'
Abey, Mr
to Mrs. 8.
of Morrie.
the bride's
Mr. Wil
of the town
Martha A
aged
. Eggorti
ohn Cockj
rbert Mc-
•
Dr. Carder,
1
Borrett,
McKillo
the
h, by
merchant,
of Mr.
residence
by
Edith
Myth, on May
by Rev.
Mr, Donald
formerly, of
also of
(residence of
Rev. 0 J.
Walton,
Wm. Sholdice
of
Rev. W Freed,
Weleh,bobh
Deaths.
on May 15th,
of the late William Graham,
months. ,
on May,, 10th, Mre.
7 months and 10 days.
Morrie, on May ,12th,
years aid 2 ni'on+tta.
on April 28th, H
31 years.
It
at
Toronto,
co ,
0•
in.oropetent
tr:"nes
bu.ineds
we
e
tht
an
yo
po•talto
Yo.ge
EXAMINATIONS
properly conducted,,test
dent reasonably
Central
all peas a
ducted by_ the
nada. No whitewa,hing
candidates.
to pass these
men appreeiato
have many
tient, young
n we can suplly.
• time. There
r advancement.
•
and Gerrar
the proficiency
well. The graduates of
Business Col
strong independent e.
Business Educators' Aae
or granting D
Our students ar
examinations susses
their standing. '
more applications fo
men and women to fill
You may enter our
aro no vacations to into
If you >,yieh partieul
W. H. SHAW, Pei'
stir., Toronto.
of a
the
ege
amination
ciation of
plomas to
properly
fully, and
hat's wily
capable,
positions
College at
fere with
re drop a
cipal.
1688-62 ,
SA E REGISTER.
(n Tuesday. June 6th, at 1 o'clock,
an Lot 15, C nceesion . 8, Stanley,
Stick and I plements. Mrs. Sts
Intyre, proprie ress ; Edward Boss
au . tioneer.
arm in H Ilett, Lot 6, Concesei
ru • sday, Junes 6th, at `2 o'clock,
Huth Oke, proprietor ; Thomas
all •tioneer.
•
p. m,,'
Farm
ah Mc-
nberry,
n 8, on
p. m.
Brown,
Fla: Purebred Clydesdale
ROYAL STATESM
PETER MCKAY,
W 11 stand for the improvement
ran at his own stable, Lo 8,
rue' ersmith. Terms, 28 t insure.
Stallion
sea -
R. S.,
Prop
of stock
Concession 6,
ietor.
this
H.
1641.3
A
:he
st
10
gove
have
sae
Da
•urt for
ownshtp
D xon's Hall,
0' look.
n themselves
destroyed
d to the
:ted.
ed, May
NO ;ICE .
the Revis'.onl01 the Asseesmer
of Tuokeremith, for 1899, wi
Brueefleld, on Monday, Ma,
Interested parties will take n.
a6cordingly. Ratepa
theiridogteiince being arose
matter at said court, or the
A.• G. SMILLIE
16th, 1899. I
•
t Roll of
I be held
29th, at
ties and
ere who
.d should
will be
Clerk.
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IMPO
TAM ` OTICE&
SCHOOL TEACHER
SohooI Reotion No. 7
female tenaher, holding
duties to commence atter
plications will be r delve.
experience and epi y des'
this year or fa full y
rotary, Seaforth P. 0.
WA TED. --- Wanted fns•
Tit keramith, a reale or
se.ond class certificate,.
he : mmer holidays. Ap-
un !1 June 20th ; stating
red for the remainder of
tar. G. S. BLACK. Sec -
1641 3
FARM LANDSLI TUC -E
For sale th,,t ell•kn wn
the Mill Wad, T o eremi h, k
Farm." It is olokle o the ilia
within one mile and a hal of
paores, with btio rebid nee
i7lenty of good ss ter and
will be sold as a velr 1e, or 1
and on easy termer of pay en
oppo tunity for an pers n
pleasant location to a 1e.1 en
of the undersigne in eaf
house and good lot oonv hie
ply to the Proprieto , Seafc
Office. ROBERT F,&NSOI
p
,$:
86IITH FOR SALE. —
nJ first-class farm on
own as the ” Fanson
e of Egmondville, and
eaforth. It contains
and good buildings ;
ell underdiaiced. It
its to suit purchaser',
This is a splendid
esiring to get a very
e Also the residence
rth. A comfortable
t to Main street. Ap•
or the Tail Exrosrron
aforth. ,1841•tf
SPLENDID FAR IN UL
AUOTION;.—M '1c.
E ow
tions from Mr. Hug 0 e t se
the premises, Lot 6 Cone ssio
day, June Gbh, 1890 ab 2 o'ol
able farm oontainin r 100 acres
of the village of K nburn w
school, stores,' blas smith eh
8 •miles from Seat .rth ; 1 fr
Londesborough, art 9 fr m
routs leading in al direc ion
of waste land on th piece, an
of cultivation, well drain d
good wells and good builds gs ;
of good winter fru t, :ago t
bush, balance cleared •; al se
sores. Any furthert into' imati
Hugh Oke, Exeter, f roprietor
on the farm. 'Terms. —Five per
money on the day of sate ;
third when tine puroaaser dbtai
balance on Mine to slit pureha
gage. Further particularswil
sale. HUGE% OKE, Propri.tor
ETT FOR *ALE BY
has received instruo-
by public auction on
8, Hullett. on Tues
ek, p. no., this vain.
Itis one mile north
ere there is church,
ps and post office ;
m Clinton ; 6 from
lyth. Good gravel
There is not a foot
it is in a high state
nd fenced, with two
one aore of orchard
cores of hard wood
ded out, except 86
n required apply to
or James G. Martin
cent of the purchase
nough to make one
s possession and the
er, eecgrec'. by mod--
be
ornbe g1Fven on day of
t • 1641 2
MORTGAG
Under and by virtue of the
certain mortrago, w hleh will
time of sale, there will be off
auction by Mr. John Gill, auctl
eial Hotels in the Tqwn of Se
THE SIXTH DAY (9F JUNE,
m. The dwelling house and
number forty-four (41), en the
street, in F. G. Sparling's
said Town. of Seaforth. The h
good condition, contains seven
situated ; convenient to factor!
is a good garden. Hiard and s
er pro Maulers and terms and
ply to Mr. Thomae K dd, Seafor
F. W. GL OMAN,
Barr titer, Matti
Dated it Exeter 22 May, Irl,
SALE.
owers contained in a
be produced at the
ed for sale by public
Deer, at the Demmer-
forth, on TUESDAY,
899, at 2 o'clock, p.
premises,' being Lot
Vest Side of Louie,
rrvey of part of the
use is now in very
rooms and is well
e and stores. There
ft water. For furth•
ondil.ions of sale ap-
h, or to
St., Exeter,
Vendor's Solicitor,
99. '1641-2
WINDING( UP
Constance Che se an
• factur ng Co
A meet ng of the S rareholder
ppony: wit. be held 1 the feet
Kipburn, on TUES AY, JU
o'clock, . m , for -t a purpose
Affairs of the Cornea and the
lousiness if necessary .,
PETE
GEOR .E STEPHE SON, Pr
FETING.
Butter Manu-
pany.
of the above oom-
ry, in the village of
E 6th, 1899, at 7
of winding up the
transaction of otber
DILL, Secretary.
ardent, 1831.2
HURON COUNYfirCoU CIL MEETING.
The Council of the
Huron, will meet in
Town of Godericb, 0l
next, at 3 o'clock, p. t
Corp•trat on of the C•unty of
the Coun tl Chamber, in the
the firs Tuesday in June
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated May 22nd, 189. - 1640.2
• Notice to 0
In the Surrogate
County of
In the Estate of Alargare
ceased.
Tho creditors of hf rgaret C.
Viliage of Fgmondvil e, widow,
on the 4th day of Ap it, 1899 a
fore the lst day of June, 1899,
signed Solicitor for the Exeeut
particulars of their claims, dui,
After the said date, the Exeeut
distribute the assets b1 the estal
entitled thereto, hay' g referen
of which they havereceived nc
distributioo the Exeo tors will n
part of the assets to a y creditor
have not reo1ived not e This
suant to the statute In that beha
Solicitor for Executor . Seafo
1899.
ed itors.
ourt of the
uron.
t Carnochan, de-
rnochan, late of the
deceased, who died
e required on or be
o send to the under -
re of her will, full
verified by affidavit.
ore_ will proceed to
e -among the parties
ce only to tle claims
tied, and of er such
of be liable for any
of whose claim they
oboe is given pure
f. F. HOLMESTED,
h, 4th da ' of May,
1638,4
Notice t'o Creditors.
In the Surro ate I ourt of the
Count of uron.
In the Estate ofRobert
ceased.
The creditors of Robert T.
Township of McKillop, farmer,
on the 4th day of April, .183
or before the 1st day of July,
undersigned Solicitor or the A
Estate, full particula of their
by affidavit. After th said dat
will proceed to distri ute the l
among the parties enc led there
only to the claims of ' hid' she
and atter such dietrib tioo the
sot be liable for any p rt of the
or of whose claim she as not r
notice is given pursna-it to the s
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor for
forth, 14th day of May, 1899.
Morrison, de -
ori sonsteee of the
deo and, whn died,
9, re required on
899, to seed to the
.mi istritrix of his
laime, duly verified
, the Adinmis,ratrix
aceta of the estate
o, having referenoe
as received notice,
Adminiotratrix will
'sots to any credit-
eelved notice. This
acute in that behalf.
dutinietr.strix. Sea -
1040.4
Notice tooCCr
In the Surrokate i
Cou nliy of
In the Estate of Alexa
ceased.
The creditors of Alexander
Village of Egmondville, retire
who died on the 21st day of Mar
ed on or before the It•t day of
the undersigned Sol�cltor, for
will, full particulars o their cia
affidavit. After the said date,
proceed to distribute he as:cts
the patties entitled t ereto, hav
the claims of which hey have
after ouch di.tributi n the Ex
liable for any part of Ithe assEte
w ose claim they hhve not re
n tioe is given pursuant to the s,
F 11OLMESTED, Solicitor for
1 th day of. May, 1809
d Dors.
ourt of the
uron.
der McCaa, de-
eCoa, late of the
farmer, deceased,
b, 1899. are requ'r-
uly, 1899. to send to
he Executors of his
ms, duly verified by
the Executors will
f the estate among
ng reference only to
received notice, and
cutore will not be
to any creditor of
eived notice. This
atute in that behalf.
xcct.t)rs. Seaforth,
16#0-4 .
SOUTH H RON
-!armerS' In titute.
ANNUAL M ETING.
The Annual Meeting of the So ith Huron Farmers'
Institute, will be held in Coxwot h's Hall, Heneali, on
THURSDAY, JUNE let, at 1 0' lock p. m. Follow-
ing is the programme : Presiden '8 report ; report o1
executive ; treasurer's report ; auditors' report ;
suggestion cf points at which to hold regular meet-
ings ; suggestion of pointy at which to hold •supple-
mentary meetings ; election of officers, etc. The
meeting will also be addressed by J. Huno MOD, V.
S., Professor of Veterigary Soien e, Ontario Agricul-
tural College, Guelph) eubjesr, ' Breeding horses for
profit." The subject Of 0 it Roads" will also be
Introduced for diseuslibn by W. Cooper, Kippen.
D. McINNIS, r R G RDINER,
President. i Secretary.
1840.2
The Cafla'1ian
Express; Crnpaiy
(Covering all prrand Trunk line
Possess unexcelled facil'tiea for h
'Merchandise of every de cription.
Money Packageal, Col ect Drafts Bills,
Notes, Issue Money Orders on almo t any
plaice in the United States and Caned . No
red tape. No application to fill out. No
waiting for advice... A receipt give with
each order—can be cashed at any our of
the,day. A messenger can transac your
business. - Prompt !refund for orde s lost,
delayed or stolen. .The moat popular known
method of remitting through the mads.
rndling
W. SOMMERVILLE
.ACS -;ANT,
Commercial Building, Seaforth.
1687
T
JUNE
We wish to c:11 your atte
carry a fins
DDING S
B
Our gqpds are new and ul
right. tar The printing
notice.
RID
tion to t us fa
et that we
line of !
AT 1 QN E RY.
-to-date, land
done 011 th
rices are
shortest
PA1!ST'S Bookstore, SeaortIi.
Mo
Blick and Color
Every tatement we make concernin
substantiate by the goods we carry in s
Simply visit the department, examine goo
notes, see all there is to see, then take a 1
sons. Noth ng pleases us better, for thos
so invariabl come back and spend their
Because of b tter assortments and finer q
Fine Bla.c
Drees Goods,
worth 25e, fpr
oreaux Dress
Also a
for skirts an
lar price.
Coo
our Dress Go ds can be
ock. It is easy to put
s and qualities, ask qu
ok around town and, m
who take the time and
oney for dress goods
style not in. evidence outside this
e are the magliets that lr ng buyers
erified and
s o the test.
s ions, take
r u le to do
a stock
Lustres ab 20e, 25e, 35c, 40e, 50c and 75e. Blaele Serges, surinne weight,
c. Black Blister Crepons, very etylish, 75e, 85e end $1. Bla
, 65; 75c and $1. Bleck Grenadine, 43 inches Wide, 75e and
ilk and wool, worth 75c, for 5 c: Colored Ceshmere, 40; i
15c. Fancy Dress Goods, light olors, silk strip; worth $1, fo
'oods, plain and shot effects, the' newest goods in the market—,
umber of short ends in Dress Goods—in black and cole
ismall dresses, which we sell at one-half- to two-thirds o
5e. Fancy
clies wide,
65e. Vig-
5c, 50c, 75o
s, lauitable
all
Peautiful Designs, sell-
ing at 3 4c and 5c
per roll.
SEA
'Vfin.dow Shades cloth roller
p from 25c up.
& WILSON
COTT'S BLb0K, MAIN STREET;
ORTH,
Ontario.
BUC
KID
CURE
U JUNIPER
EY PILLS
BACKACHE
K
FEAR'S DRUG STORE
A . .
Happy
Marri
was that unio
old port wine,
stimulant, wit
tonic. This u
consurnated in
•
ge
of rare
he great
Peru -
e great
ion was
a pure port wine with
Chinchona Bark in pro-
portions preseribed by
the English and French
tis a greati invigorator.
For sale in Seeforth by
FOR SALE.
A comfortahle two storey dwelling
house ; warehouse with !refrigerator,
stable, out•houses and a I good well.
Apply to i
EDWARD CASH,
SEAFORTH.
1640
.1 Shoes Wet4a
,Alive_.—..... 1
they would be doing t ev rY op or-
tunity to cheap commo hoe Polls es,
which to a great extent y, ha den and
crack Shoes, thus des r ying the life
of the leather. We re o mend any of
these :—
BLACK—The "R. Willie" Iiirench Oil
Box Cell PoliSh, per bottle 25c1; Whit-
temore's "Gilt Edge,' per 'bottle 25c ;
ii
" Ideal" Box Calf Polish, p r bottle
20e ; " Eureka" Box Calf Corn inatiolis
per bottle 15c ; British Navy laeking,
per box 10c ; English Army: Blacking,
COLORED—" Slater's" Russett Polish, per
bottle 25e ; "Ideal" Tan or Chocolate
ehining Chocolate Polish, per bottle
20c ; "Eureka" Tan or Chocolate Polish,
per bottle 15e.
CENTRAL
ardware Store.
e are agents for Robertson's
rea y mixed Paints ; for dura
cho ce of colors, they cannot be
Th y are manufaetured from pure
and oil, and are guaranteed ea
See our quick meal gasoline stoves
mo e easily managed than any o
in t e market. We have a full
spa es, shovels, forks, hoes and gar
Ea etroughing and furnace work a
Giv us a call before purchasing,
ills & Mu
HARDWARE,
elebrated
ility and
bite lead
they are
er stove
Stock Of
en rakers.
ratty-
Ois Seas n
Iwe will be foultid. he front rank for a good. high class and well assorted Dry
1Goods Clothing Establishment. All pepartmenis are full to overflowing with
all the newest and best goods that money can buy, or that patience B.111(1 lose
[buying can pro ure.- Having direct cennection with some of the best manu-
facturers in En land, Scotland, France, Germany, and the -United States, we
are in a positio to; give you correct goods at closest prices.
ard & Co
inese Goods Are MI to Hand
!Carpets, Curtains and Draperies. Exmiinister Carpets in great range of colors
and neW desians • Brussels Carpets from 74c to $1.,25, special at 850 an d $1 ;
i All -Wool Canpets from 65c to 83e, specials ; Union Carpets from 25c to 60c,
'special at 47ile ; Oil Cloths and Linoleum.s from half yard. to two yards wide—
an immense yange ; Tapestry, Cheiaill4 and Lace Curtains in endless variety—
Gents7 Furnishing Department
'An immense range of Hats in hard atid soft, at prices that 'you can only pro
;cure from us,,all the new shades. AlOi's Suits to Order is a specialty with us ;
;people are not slow to appreciate priees for high class goods—speciaI Black,
Readyniad Suits, EIto.
iin this line we are c rtainly better than ever. Our prices will set everybody
;thinking wile* you ee the goods at $4.75, 86 and 89.50 per suit Everything
guaranteed to wear. Try us for Shifts, Ties, Braces, Underwear, Umbrellas,
iSilks Old Dress Goods
In this Department, as usual, we wilt be found second to none in the trade -
Large stock, good a#ortment, correct styles, combined with our close prices
Wash
Of all wc'ho s
assorte
Is now ck,
00
Fine
prices,
e them.
s Etc
ephyrs, Nice Ginghams, Galateas, etc , etc., in great variety
einoci from 10c up. These goods command the admiration,
They are correct. Our stock of Parasols is te.ige and
Dppartment
plete, With New Sbirtings, New Flannelettes, New Cottons, New
o/ass Staple Depart ent.
Re tithe the Place
Olen u want anything in Dry Goods and Clothing, Carpets or House
Purnishin,,s. Our large trade is a guarantee to us that our stuff is right.
OpPos
pICKARD & Co DIRECT
* IMPORTERS,
te Town Building, Corner Main and Market Sta, Seaforth.
Penie6st s—The Ladies' Store
THE COOL PLACE
IATARIVI WEATHER
DRESS SKIRTS.
Beautiful , Skirts, Ready -to -Wear Crash
Skirts. The New Black Perfect Fitting,
new g ode 'all sizes, $2.50 each ; Black
Lustre Skirts, perfect goods, $2 and $2.50 _
each ; Bleck Brocaded Skirts, trimmed,
$1.50 each ; Black Brocaded skirts, new back
$3.50 each Black Crepon Skirts, plain and
SHIRT WAISTS.
A full range in good designs, all sizes,
special, 47c each ; the new stripe in the
new colors, aII sizes, 'special 65e ; Black
Sateen, fancy stripes, novelty deeigns, at $1
INTach ; the NeW Piqua Waist in white and
tripes, at $1 each ; ohe Fine Piqua Whilst,
ew York style, fancy stripes, at $1.19
rich ; White Lawn, with insertion front, at
95e ; Fa,ncy Tucked White Lawn Waists,
with insertiOn front, 'at $1.25 each ; Fancy
Piques and Ilancy , Patterns, at special
prices, $1.50 each ; Fancy Metall° Sateen
Waists, black, iblue rind brown, $2.37 each,
In light and dark colors, speoial 75c each ;
Indigo blue,`,,blok and white, fancy checks,
Special $1 eaeh • fancy designs, fancy trim.
med, special $1:25 eacla ; better cloths and
non -fancy designe, apeeia $1.50 each ; owl
best goods, comprising al the novelties and'
fancy designs, $1190 each.'
CREST BRAND CORSETS.
There are 8,000 stout women in Huron
County, and all must be fitted with a tom-
fortable fitting Corset. This Corset is
specially designed for stoub figures, and the
most comfortable Corset you can use, The
elastic laced sides, with the sepetable steels,
makes the corset easy and pliable, whhe
is by far the best wearing Corset. Ask for
the Crest Brand Corset—priee $1.18. A
full stock of the -popular Corsets always on
hand. Summer Corsets, all sizes, 47e a pair,
PARASOLS.
In Parasols we will te found axeeptional.
ly strong this season. Our prices for good
goods range from 50e to $5.
HOSIEFW AND GLOVES.
Our special Fast Black Hose, two pair for
25e, is a splendid line and good value ;
better lines of Hose at 15e, 18e, 22; 25e,
30e, 40e and 50e per pair. Gloves at 1210e
15e, 18e, 25e, 35c, 400 and 50e per pair—in
black, cream, tan, ete., in silk tact*
etc.
FOR MAY—WHITEY/EAR SPECIALS.
Twenter-fiv-e dozen White Cambric Drjavr-
era, special, two pairs for 25e ; 25 dozen
White Cambric Drawers, frilkcl, SPeeialt
25c a pair ; 20 dozen White Canibrie Draw-
ers, wide embroidery, trimmed, 50c a pair ;
10 dozen White Cambric •Drawers, extra,
fine, trimmed, 65e a pair. All the lines are
worth more money. Reduced for May. -
MILLINERY.
Don't forget the fact that we are the
leaders this season in Stylish Hi h Class
Millinery.- Only artists employe in the
trimming, and only the best goods handled.
Our prices will be found from 10 to 15 per
cent. lower than at usual places. A call
will convince you.
SMALL WARES.
Beauty Pins Belt Buckles, Collar Cheep,
Blouse Sets, 'Belts, Cuff Links, Ombra
Purses, etc. Always an up-to-date -stock.
We w t all the farm produce we ca,n get—highest prices paid.
•
Ladies Store
PR OR.
Pentecost's
EAFORTH.