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OCTOBER 20. 1900
Exeter.
.1. G. SmeeartUve B. A., (late with Mo.
'a' thy,. Oster & Co., Torento,) Barrister. Convey -
Nicer, Netary. Money to loan. Offioes lately on,
',espied by Collins & Stanbury, over lo'Neirs Bank,
Exeter, Ont 168441
THE MA RKET
Saeroarer. Oct eller 26, 1900
er ail Wheat (new), Standard............. so so 67
spline Want per bushel,- 0 66 to 067
•sets per hnehol_ 0 23 tO 0 23
O 56 to 055
0 87 to 0 40
0 16 to 0 17
O 16 to 0 VT
0 12 k .0 1
2 00 to 2
5 00 to 7 00
5 00 to 550
O 50to 0 70
00 2166 tt oo 00 31 .70
1 00 to 000
4 00 to 47
2 03 to 25p
0 40 to 0 5
6 60 to 6
1 26 to 20Q
6 60 to 6 7.6
04 to 0 09
Peas per buseel-ee
Seelin
ey per b:too__ - • -.1
Butter, No, 1, loose_ — -
Batter, tub- _ _ • •
Eggs per doz__ _ - • -
$laur, por100a` • • -
. per ton nevi_ _ _ _ • -
Utdes par tea „ _ $
•$$ $ --
Sheep Sklus........ e.
WWI . ....
Potatoes per bush (now),_ " • ``` •
Sale (retail) per barrel—. • • • "
;Food par cord (teem,. -• • •
•
Flood par enrd
(ho? - 'Apples pr bag--...
Clover ..... "
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Timothy Seed..
Park„ per 100 la- .•
Talon', per lb..- -.._
Dairy Markets.,
TORONTO, October 23-13utter -Receipte
to -day were very light, and the market waS
not at all active. Peices are steady, with a
fair demand. Creamery prints ti,re worth 2g
to 23e, and tubs and boxes .20 to I 21e;
Dairy pound rolls are quoted at 18 to 19oli
and store prints, pails and tubs at 17 to
18e. Low grade is dull at 14 to 16c. Eggs
-Only a few were offered, and the movei
ment was rather slow. Prices are steady
at 17 to 18c for fresh gathered, and 15 tO
• 16e for ordinary held and pickled.
MONTREAL, October 23:-Clieeee-From
7,000 to 8,000 boxes of Quebec cheese sold
at the wharf thits morning at 10$ to 10fto,
this being a break of $c from laat Monday's
prices. Holdete would want at least 11ic
for their finest western goods, thOugh buyers
would not want to pay that much. Butter
-The market is not active, but is is fairly
•-strong, a sale of fancy creameries having
been put through this morning t 21e. The
market might be quoted at 20$ t 20, with
fancy goods occasionally higber,j.nd seconds
running down to 19$c. Egge- he market
is,quiete but prices are firm. Wc quote
No. 1 candied stock, 17 to BC ,No. 2, 13
to 14c, and calk 10 to 12e per ceu.
Grain, etc.
Tostoeteo, October 23-Whea1-a-The nisi--
ket is dull and unehanged. Red ar.d wh;
are offering at 65c weed. Ceoeet evileat ie
quoted at 64e met, • Sprieg whea i firreer
at 67 to 68c ( a.:1; Manitobe wheat, ai Fee!, 1.
ier at 92c for No. 1 lierd forme h and we. t,
04/ee grinding in tran..il, 84$ $fleat Fart
William, and 8sc Goder;e$. 1)(4,, tee e-- 0 a-
tinue easy. Car 1 ;fp o Ci at '2 /
and on track here at 25 to 2ae. 8 dee o it
of 1tore are tu rflo at 35e,
Liven -root., Oetdbr 23-W .(e$,--$
firm ; No. 1 stande forei 6- o
Gi 6c1 ; Walla, 66 1.$ ito6,2t; 1$0. 2, led
winter 6s to 6s 11; No. 1. northern spring,
61 41$1 to 6s 5d ; futures quiet ; Decernber,
6.3.0$d ;-February, (is 21. Flour Minnesota,
21s 9t1 to
4.
Toronto Poultry.
Demand is stow, owing to the frot weath-
er. Prices are steady. Quotati ns are as
follows ; (Thickens, per pair, 35 to 50e ;
decks, per pair, 40 to b5c ; turkeys, per
pound, 10 to Ile ; gem, per pou ed, 6 to 7c.
•
Live Stock Markets.
LONDOes, England, October 2: -The cat-
tle trade is firmer. United States cattle,
6d; Canadians, 6d.
LIVERPOOL, October 23 -Cana ian cattle,
6d ; sheep, 5$(1.
Moerexer„ October 23 -Prime beeves sold
at from 4.1 to 4$c per pound ; p etty good
cattle at from 3$ to 4c; the co: mon dry
cows and thrifty young etock sol at from
2f to 3$c ; and some of the le ner beasts
and small bulls at about 2c per p und. Old
calvesold at from 3 to 40 per po rid ; with
good veals up to 5e per pound. Shippers
paid 3$e per pound for good la go sheep,
and the butchere paid from 2.$ t 3les per
pound for the others. Good lambs were
higher priced, and bold in lots at from $4.15
to 84.40 per 100 pounds; common -lambs
sold at from 3-4 to 4e per pound. Fab -bogs
ere lower in price, and sold at from • $5 to
$5,85 per 100 pounds, weighed off the cars ;
the latter price having been paid ler a lot of
27 hogs, two of wins% were heavY hogs, and
the others selects.
BUFFALO, Oetober 23 -Cattle -Good to
best smooth fat export cattle, of desirable
quality. $5.50 to $5.75 ; good to best, $5
to 85.25 • shippeng steers, $5.25 to $5.50;
export bulls., choice to extra, $4 to $4.25;
good to choice, 84.50 to $4.75; good to best,
$4125 to$4,50 ; good to beet fat heifere, $4
to $..e.25 ; fair to good heifers, $3.25 to $3.75;
fat cows, choice to extra, $3.50 to $4 ; medc
ium fat cows, $2.75 to $3 ; fat cows, com-
mon to fair, $1.75 to $2.25; feeding steers,
good to extra, $3.50 to $4.1O; fair to good,
83 to 3.25;$Canada stock steers $3.40 to
$3.65 ; stock calves, Michigan, choice to ex-
tra, $3.40 to $3.65 ; extra Canticle calves,
$3.90 to $4 ; do. choice, $3.50 to $4 ; com-
mon Michigan stookers,$3 to $3.0; Canada
feeders, $3.60 to $4.40 ; Michigan heifers,
$3.50 to $375; common cows, 81.50 to $2;
fresh cows, choice to extra, good bags, $50
to $60 ; good to _choice, $37 to $ 2 ; spring-
ers, choice to extra, $42 to $5 ; common
and poor cows, $18 to $20 ; cows and
springera$ common to good, 25 to $30.
Sheep and Lambs -The bulk o the lamb
tre,les were $5,10 to $5.15, with a few sales
at $a.25 ; lambs, choice to extra, $5.15 to
good to choice, $4.90 to $ .15 ; com.
men -to- fair, $4 to $4 50 ; she p, mixed,
$3.35 to $t ; wethere, $4 to $4 25 ; ewes,
$3,50 to $3.75. The offerings f Canada
Iambs were 19 loads, and they so d at $5 to
$5 30. Hoge -The paekers took their kind
at $5 to $5,10 ; Yorkers, „at4 90 to $4.95 ;
pigs, $5 to $5.10 ; grassers, $4.9( to $4 95;
roughs, $4,40 to $4 60; stage, $: 50 to $4 ;
the market cleaned up pretty w 11, and the
close was eteady.
To -Roane, October 24 -Ca ttle,-e-Export,-
ort trade
stock is
eale ueu-
uired, and
eep feed -
There is very Iittle life in the ex
and the enquiry for this clest! o
•linaited. The samples offered fo
ally fall ehort of the standard re(
can be better described as short -
era. One load of exporters sold at $4.50 per
action re -
poor -and
(ather in -
e weather,
themselves
ewtaaad this warethet, only tran
ported. Batchers1-4-Trade is ver
prices are weak., The.eup•ply is
different,: owing to the.unlayorab
and buyers do not wieh to load
up with inferior cattle. Pieked lets bring
$4 35 to $4.55 per owt, and ehoice sell wel$
at $4 to $1.30. Good range from $3.25 to,
$4, mediuna from $2 75 to $3.25„and common
from $2 25 to $2.75. Feeders -.Were in good
demand and firmer at $3 t� $3.40 pee cwt -
for light, and $:3.50 to $4 for heavy. . The
reeeipte were not large and the !stock sold
well, Short-lieep were quiet. Stockers -
Were plentiful, and the call for them was
not at lUI brisk. Light, beasts are !unchanged
at .‘rt11.50 to per cwt, and the peor grades
are dull at $1,75 to $2.25. Milch Cowe-De-
mand for good stock contieuet, but the
offer inge a.re not up to the mark ;1$50 would
be paid for a Orate...kw beast and that
price would (veif be exceeded in the case of
..an extra choice specimen. Sheep and
Lambe • levee receipte sold tteadily to a
fair demand, and nearly everything was
cleared out. Export ewes eoid a, '$$.25 to
10 per ewl, bucks at $2.75 to per ("let,
and kitchen,' sheep n! 50e' higher at
$2.50 t 0. 5it each. Lambe, however, took
doidcd drop. The receipts lately have
been very large, and the demand haat not in -
creamed in like proportion. Prices are now
15 to 5lie lower at. $3.75 to $3,90 per cwt,
and $2.50 to $3 each. Hogs -Receipts
much lighter, thanusualand no change n
prices. Selebts of 160 to 200 -pounds natural
weigt,t, are 'selling at $6 per cwt.
• SALE 1REG
On T esday, October3
on Lot 24, Concession
Stock, I petnents and
ture. . J. AMurphy,
Brown, uctioneer.
On.T esclay, October '
m„, on ot 12, Concessio
Stook a d Implemente.
prietres : Thomas Cam
On Fr clay, November
p. m. on Lot 6, Concessi
stock, h y and reote.
prietor ; F. S. Scott, auc
On Sa urda,y, October
p. m. on Lot 5, Concessi
miles east of Seafort
impleme ts. . Michael
Thos. Bt1owi, auctioneer.
• On Tu. sday, Novemb
p. m. on Lot 11, °emcee
farrn,'faijni stook and im
Stenzel, roprietor ; Tho
eer.
On Th$iraday, Novemb
• p. m. on Lot 17, Concessi
Hullett, Farm Stook an
Van Eg ond, proprietor
auctione r.
On Tu eday, Novembe
p. m., oi Lot 19, Conce
Farm St ck and Impleme
bell, proprietor; Thom
eer.
On Friday, November
noon sharp, on Lot 25,
Farm, Farm Stock and
Thomson proprietor; B.
tioneer. e
- On Thtirsday, Novembe
•p. m., en Lot 6„Conces
Tuckerstriith, one mile ea
Farm -Stock, Implement
Furniture. Wm, McG
Thos, Br WD, auctioneer.
On Mot day, Nov. 5th,
sharp, onl Lot 25, Cone
Farm St ck. Arthur
prietor ; 'hos, Brown, au
STER.
, at I o'clock p. m.,
5, Hibbert, Farm
Household .Furniq
proprietor; Thos. V
Oth, at 1 o'clock p.
14, Hibbert, Farm
Mrs. Chappel, Pro-
ron, auctioneer.
qth, at 1 o'clock
11, Grey, farm
hoe. Bielby, pro-
ioneer.
27th, at 1 o'clock
n 1, Tucker -smith,
, farm stook and
crsey, proprietor;
✓ 6, at 1 o'cloc
ion 12, McKillo
lemente: Josep
. Brown, auctio
✓ 1st, at 1 o doe
n 1, Huron Roa
Implements.
Thomas Brow
13th, at 1 o'cloo
Edon 7, McKillo
ts. Robert Cam
Brown, &natio
•
•
9th, at 12 o'cloc
'oeoesision 2, Hay,
mplements. Geo.
S. Phillipie, auc•
15th, at 1 o'cloc
ion 2, 11: R. S.
t of Egmondville
and-Houeehol
och, proprietor
t 1 o'clock p. m.
scion 4, Stanley
hittingham, pro.
tioneer.
• Birtha
Er`OE-I eeforth, on Cotob r lith, the wife o
Mr. Ha ry Edge, of a dau hter,
URNBUI, -In Brunets, on otober llth, the wif
of Mr. amee Turnbull, of on..
l.00KRID -In Lower Win ham, on October 9th,
the wife of Mr, Robert Loc ridge, of a son.
McieWENeerr-Grey t evrishIp, n Oetaber 10th, th
wire rif' fr, John MeEweri f a on.
GRU5IMETil'-1n °linter], on tober 16th, tiae wit
of Mr. Crummett, of a seni
CARNEY.- n Leeburn, on Octber 12Lin the wife o
ael Carney:of daughter.
Hereall, op Oetober 14th, the
fr. J. WelanAller, o a daughter.
Usboree, it Octole r• 1801, the v ife of
n Shot., of a eon.
Mr. Mk
NV F.' M 1 LL
wife of
SRL` rE—I
• Mr. Je
. HARNESS In, Exe:er, en Oete':er 110, the wife o
Mr. To n Harness, of a son
SPARKS - n Stanley, on Oetob,r Hishe the wifa of
` Mr, John Sparks, of a datiehter,
Marriag s. -
BARRICIC4134.ICER-At the Central Itlethodil
church, 'Woodstock, on Oelber 10th, by Roy.
Sellery, B. D., Mr, G. R. Iarrick, of Blyth, t
Miss Fl tonere Balser, of Woodstock.
, NORTON- foLEOD-On Octol ei 17th„ at the rest
• donee 0 the bricie'e mother Ooderieh, .,by Rev.
James Andereon, B. A., Mr. 'Henry II. Nor-
ton, of etroit, Michigan, t Miss Rachel, daugh.
• ter of 0 e tato Murdock Me cod.
MERNER- 'RARAM-On Oot ber 3rd, by Rev. M.
Turnbu I, at the residence 1 the bridc'e parent,,
lir and Mrs. E. Grahem, 'oderich, Miss Clar
Edith, (Birdie) Graham, to Ir. Jonathan J,
nor, of renich. _ .
'VEBER() ALL -Mc DONALD -
Mr. Ro ert McDonald, brot
Ootobe
bergall,
A., dau
' Goderie
I SMILLIE-
` October
Jaynes emilite, of Toronto, t
Clinton.,
DETRICH-IFOSTER-At St 13
ich; on October 16.eh, by R
Mr. Sineon Dctsioh, of Step
Foster, et Zurich,
IIILLS-McLARTY-In Egmo
lithe at the ressidence ,of
• by Rev, N. Shaw, B. Ae.lilr
Mary E. McLartY, all of Eg
BURKE-MCDONALD-At St,
forth, r ti October 28rd, by I
Mr. Janies Burke„ of Stratf
•Dona'd, daughter of the In
E,f Walton.
t tSe residence of
er of the bride, on
13rci, by Rev, S, Herner, Mr. Wm, Nic.
formerly of ()Aerie , to Min 'Catherine
hter of Mr. and MrIs. A. C. McDonald, of
township.
ALL -At the pal sonaeee, Buffalo, mil
0-h, by Rev. By on If. Stanffer, Mr.!
Mrs. Helen Wall, of
niface church, Zur-
v. loather Valentine,
en, to Miss Matilda'
dville'on October
Mr. Thomas Hills,
Wm. Hills, to Mies
iondville,
Jame& ohureh, Sea-
ev.• Father McCabe,
rd„ to Min Janet Me-
e Charles McDonald,:
Death.•
•RGSS-In Stanley, on Oetob r 18bh, Robert M.
Ross, aged 40 years.
GURNEY -In WeItt Bay City, , Michigan, on October
llth, Mr. Gurney, tormerlY of Blyth, Pged 78
years. ! _-
CADE-In Blyth, on October 16 M
th, in
k Knott,Kn-owife'
of Mr. Martin Cade, aged 7' years and 0 months.
OAKLEY-In Orillia, on E'epte nber 28th, Johanna,
wife of Mr. Wm. Oakley, of Molesworth, aged 65
years.
, 51AHOOD-In Ford wieh, on Oc ober 16th, Mr. Rob -
her Malmo', aged 79 yeare
GRUMMETT-In Clanton, on C etober 14th, Archie,
ton of Mr. if. Grurnmetteat ed 6 year's.
JOHNS -In Tuckeremith, on totober lIth," Mary
Pearen, relict of the late R bort Johns, aged 91
years and 7 months. -
EDWARDS-In Goderioh, on setober 9th, Flora 0.
Roynett, relict of the late Captain Thomas R.
Edwards, aged 72 years.
; MUNEIL-In Gcderieh, on Oct°
or 10th, John C. Me -
Neil, aged 42 year and 11 months.
IOLARK-In Grey, on October lsbh, Ann Elliott. wife
of Mr. John Clark, aged 76 year's, 8 months and
16 diem ,
, ELLICOTT-In Winghsm, on
Ellicott, aged 68 year's, 6 m
BISSETT-In Exeter, on °ebb
aged 87 years.
ROSS -In Clinton, on October
ard, wife of Mr. Roderick
• formerly of Stanley, Need 7
ISRAEL -In Seaforth, on 0
Rachel, second daughter of
• 10 yeare, 10 months and 6
October. ilith, 'Lucy
tithe and 11 days
.r 17th, John Bissott,
Oth, Margaret inst.
on, of Clinton; and
years and 8 months.
tobor 24th, Evelyn
Mr, Jacob lerael,aged
aye.
Notice to 0 editors.
1ln the Surrogate ourt of the
County of uron.
In the Estate of Robert Morrison. Ross,
deceated.
•
The creditors,of Robert Morr son Roes, late of th°
Township of Stanley, farmer,- oceased, who 'died on
the 15 h Ottober• WOO, are r quested to send to
Wm. MurdocheStueefield post office, the Executors
Of the will of the'doecateli on or before the lat day.
bf December, 1900, full partite dare of their claims,
and eecurities (if any) held by them, duly Verified. by
eflidavit. Al ter tto 'said data ho Executor will.pro-
ceed to diseriblite the assets 1 the estate emong
the parties entitled, thereto, hey ng reference Only to
the claims of which he shall Ave received notice.
After such distributten, the ea. Executor will hot be
'responsible for any part of the aesets of the estate
to any crediter of whose ola in he shall not leave
receivedelite notice. This no ice is given pursuant
to the statute in that behal . F. HOL11ESTED,
Solicitor for ihe Executor. 8 aforth, October 24th,
1900., 17154
Houses and ands In
Seaforth for Sale.
Eighteen•acree, Ncrth end of ILOL 26, Coneeselon 1,
4?, acres eouth of the ibove on Main Street
e'i aeres west of the Race Track land Show Grounde,
Lots 45, 46, 47, 48, 51, 62, 68, 54,55, 56- T. T. Cole-
rean's survrte oii William Street, north of D. MeCal-,
Ilain's house, feaores South of the Race Track, 6 ace es
East of the Collegiate Institute6 acres south of tho
Collerriate Ir stituto including ttle barn, barnyard and
lane, the rue dence of the, late D Colenian and about
6 acne, Vo s 101 and 102 Gout lock survey, one and
One-half sto • frit le house, stable, hard and soft
eater, Lot 1 7, Jarvis Survey alth old bialdinge.. Let
el, Main Str et, Jarvis' Sur vey, opposite the Coin;
mereial Hots I, Lot 42, Main St vet, Jarvis Survey,
with briek b tiding occupied -beer. Create', Creamery
ede „ 65 tow lots teeth of the lGrand Trunk Rail-
road in Clout eurvey, Lot 33, on the Railway
tack with s oro house thereon. Terms easy. Eur
t articulars apply to Coleman Bros or to F. notifies -
ted, barriste Soo -forth. Also Let 10 in Colemen's
survey, Seat rtli, with ocniforta'ae cottage lately cc.'
leupied b,s Mr. W. D, Moore Lots with brick resi-
dence there n West of Mr. D. D. Willem% home at
;present eget plod oy Mr. Cal ert, Lt t 3, bluek A.,
Beattie & rk'e Ivey, with frame dwelifng and
atore hotter) meupled by We., Edward Cash, Lot 46,
Goulnlock's urvey, a ith frame reeidence at present
Ciecupied by Dr. Bothune, and Stehle, part of Block
Gouintoel euivey, IN It h cider mill greeted there.
00, Lot 114, Goulnlook e survey, withcomfortable
frame cotta e oceupied by Mrs. preen -Ian, part of ,Lot
'38, in Georg fiparling'e survey with frarne residence,
Occupied by R. French, jr., part of Lot 194 in Jarvis'
eurvey with frame dwelling otteupled by E. Dawson.
terms a id part'euters apple to le. HOLMESTED,
1716-4'
Seaforth.
UCTION SALE
A UCTION
MENTS
Mr. Williamil
to sell by publi
R. EL, Tuckers
Thursday, Nov
lowing prop° t
brood mere, 1 t
filly, 1 yearlin
posed t3 be in
year old heifers
also about 150
mower, I mowe
harrow, 1 seed
1 set iron herr°
mill, I. cutting
agricultural fu
Bain wagon, 1
I set bobsleighs
stone, 2 orose-o
eet single barna
complete, about
of sheet hard w
as fork', rakes,
numerous to Im
elating of hurea
ing moohine, oh
found in a farm
sold without res
farm. Terms -
that mount 12
nishing approve
cent will be alln
wM. MoGEOCH
tioneer.
LE OF FARM S
ND HOUSEHOLD
(mole has instructed
auction on Let 6,
ith, one mile east of
euber 16, at 1 o'clock
viz : Horses -One
ree year old gelding,
gelding. Cattle -F
elf, 1 cow to calve In
4 yearling heifers, 6
hens. Implements
and pea harvester
drill, 1 horse hay rear
vs, 1 plow, 1 gang p
ox, I grain grinder,
name 1 wheelbarro
ron axle wept), 1 b
1 hay rack, 1 gravel
t saws, 2 sets double
, 1 bay fork ropes
60 drills of turnips,
ad, and a lot of emal
hovels and other am
ntion. Hou ehold
s, bed -stead, ohairti,
an and all such artiel
ouse. The whole w
rvo as the proprieto
11 sums of 85 and un
°tithe' credit will be
joint notes. A disc
• od for °ash on e
, proprietor.; THOS.
11
OK. IMPLE-
RNITURE.-
r, Thos. Brown
noession 2, FL
gmond villa on
m., the fol-
ged horse, 1
two year old
•e cowls sup-
eember, 2 two
spring calves,
ne binder, 1
bined, 1 din
1 land roller,
w, 1 fanning
root pulper, 1
I scruffier, 1,
gy, 1 cutter,
ox, 1 grind -
am harness, 1
d pulley's all
out 20 cords
articles such
1 articles too
rniture-Con-
tables, wash-
8*8 are usual
I positively be
has sold his
r, cash; over
iven on fur-
unt of 5 per
dit amount's.
ROWN, aue,
1715,3
A UCTION SA1 E OF FARM, FAR!' STOCK AND
IMPLEM tNTS.-Mr. Thomas own has bin
instructed to sett by public auction fp Lot 11, Con -
°mien 12, McKillop, on TuesdayoNo 'ember 6th, at
I o'clock p. m., harp, the following iropor$y, vin:
Stook. -One ma e 0 years old In foal • an imported
horse, 1 workin horse, 4 cows suppos to be in oslf
to a thoroughb ed bull, 1 farrow e , 2 heifers 2
years old euppo ed to be in calf, 1 ate 2 years old,
1 eteer 1 year o d, 4 calves, 4 good e es and 6 ewe
lambs, 1 mare c It rising 2 years old, tacking horse
colt both got by . awarden. Impleme s. -One lum-
ber eagon nearly new, 1 top buggy early new, 1
road cart, 1 mitt r nearly new, 1 pair bob sleighs, 2
now goat robes, 1 reaper, 1 mower, 1 meelend
cutting box and • orse power, 1 tannin ,
er, 1 sulky rake, 1 setiplatform scales, plow, 1 (muff-
ler, 1 gang plow 1 ret harrows, 1 sot d uble herons,
1 set eingie her ties, 20 cords of dry ordwood, up-
wards of 20 eof e of dry fitove wood,I quantity of
timothy hay, 70 elan and numerous ot or articles in -
eluding °helm), hiffietrees, neckyokes spades, shov-
els, barrel churn a heelbarrow and gri thane. The
Farm. -At the Is me Hare and place th re will be off-
ered for sale the arm, conatond of t north pert
of Lot 11, on the 12th Conceesion of eRillop, eon,
taining 50 soros i.ore or lees. On the remises there
area nice new fame house and kitch n with stone
cellar underneat the house, and fra e barn nearly
new, also a stab':. The land is well 1 need, of good
ouelity and in a good state of cultiva on, there are
6 sores -of fall w ea. Terms. -All s me of $6 and
under, cash; ov r that amount 11 • onths' credit
will be given on furnishing approve joint Woe.
A discount of 6 c nte on the doll kr w I be allowed
for cash on oredi arnounte. Terms o Fain. -Ten
per cone of the p robes° money to be aid on day of
sale, the balance within 30 days the after. JOS.
STANZEL, Prop ietor ; THOMAS B OWN, Auc-
tioneer. 1715.2
A UCTION SA
.IMPLF.ME.
struoted by Geo.
,E OF FARM, FARMI STOCK AND
Td. -B. S. :Phillips •es boon in-
Thomeon to sell by p bic auction
on Lot 6, ()once elan 2, Hay, on Fil November
9th, at 12 o'clock noon sharp, the 1 flowing pro-
perty, viz,: Horse, .-One 8 year old gel ding, 2 aged
-
Inane. Cattle.- 'Ivo mileh cows sup .osed to be in
calf, 4 ono . year Id steers, 2 ono year old heifers, 7
spring calves, a d about 8 dozen ewe Imple.•
, & Wood binder early now, I
rrowe, 1 now
No, 4iVerity
rm wagon, 2
newel bet of
n.ents-One Fro
mower, 1 disp har ow, 1 eet diamond h
big gang plow, 1 o. 13 Veil y plow, I
plow, 1 iron axle I
set • bob eleigha, 1
slings, rope and c
Elora make, 1 w
1 scuffior pearly
Burn's eeparator,
_rubber bolt 120 fe
sold separately
table 30 Inc
W Wagon,
fan tine ie
r complete
ieelbarrow
patent
III nearly
1 three oller gi leder,
1 eeed drill, 11 hose;
•,ew, 1 buggy, 1 o utt tr, 1. Steven ac
a 'Sawyer' engine ud .b iler, 1
kt long, 0041110 and s.parator to be
83 belt 1 BPW henna ewinging
, wagon rack, 1 h
milk can, Mout 0. cord! ot stove w
togs of hay in the, hare, also a 'leant
chop, about 200 resheis of marigolds
harnees, funks, s beetle, eheitis, hoes
other articles too -ourneroue to men
same tine and pia e be difered 50
being Lot 26, Co Penton 2, Hay, situ
Irous either Hone II or Kippen and
Behool. There is
on the farm. Ter
cash; over that
given on furnishir
count of 5 cents o
cash on ored It Rill
t.) George Thermic'
made known on
proprietor ; B. S.
ating stove, 1
od, about la
ty of barley
2 set cf team
and a lot of
ion. At tho
eros of land,
ted mike
mile from a
geed free e house r ed bank barn
-All sui of $
mount 11 menthe'
g approvdd joint
tho et.olliar will b
nte. For toims o
31e.
on the lemiees, o
day of GE
HILLIP3; anatIone
and under,
iredit will be
otes. A (118-
allawed for
farm apply
they will be
). THOMSON,
r, 1715-2 .
MPO TANT NOTICES.
OXFO RD DO Ws
Oxford Down
turkeys., bell strain
and Standard weig
SHEEP FOR SA
sheep, both ewe°
and Belgian Hare
1. McEWEN BE
E, -Recorded
, also Brown
In solid color
, Bluevale,
17154
!PEACHES WAN
1, Huila, Dutio
Address stating sa
ED. -For Scholl
to •commence Jan
sly to JOS. TAY
(action No. 0,
ary 3rd, 1001,
•R., Harlock,
17164 -
DLACKElMITH'S APPRENTICE ANTED.
Wan'ed at otter), a smart, witty young man,
17 or 18 years ol d, to learn the 1 aokomithing.
Must be nf good reputation. Apply to THOMAS
ME LLIS, Kippeo: • 1715-41
LIOR SALE. -Th old Methodiet
pen._ A solid frame building wi
dations, walls, etc., and double floore
feet- Will be sold t Balfonr. For tar
to JOHN B. DINS1 ALE, Kippen P. 0.
_
MEAGHER WAN
1 Section No. 1
January 1st, 1901.
to November 20th
PER, Secretary, Gr
urch at Kip -
-
h good foun-
about 24x40
r, etc. apply
1716-8
gr).-Teachar wa ted for School
Stephen. Duties ti commence
'AppOicatiens will e received up
1900 Apply to CA -TER F. WAL.
nd Bend P. 0, • 1715x4
MEACHER WA
j. colve applieat
8th, for a tnoc toe
cate for School /So
cants to etate sale
CARRUTHERS, W
'TED. -The undere
ons up to Saturd
her holding a seco
Hon No. 6, Turn
y and experience
ughem P. 0.
gned will re
y, December
d class eertifi-
erry. Anon -
WILLIAM
1715x4
FARM FOR SAL
and oast hal
Tuokeremith, cent
good state of oulti
brick house, with
repair; bank bran
well, geed eietern
miles from Seefor
easy terms, on a
owner. For furt
premien or addr
AIAHAFFY.
.-For sale, woat
of Lot 2, Concessf
ining 1(.0 aoree. T
:ation and well dr
kitchen atteohed
40x60, nearly new.
a good orchard.
h. Will bo sold
count of an acei
or partioulare a
se Egmondville P
alt of Lot 1
n 2, H. R. S.,
is land le in a
Ined. Large
all in good
Three good
About three
heap and on
ent to the
ply on the
O., 'JAMES
1716.8
COMING - S
• THE BIC CITY ATTRA
Opera -Jouse,Se
ONE NIGHT 0
Monday, -Octob
RE!
TION
forth
LY
r29
The Messr. . Shipman pre enting
' their most
uccessful scenic riumph
"The rison r
of Ze da."
By special riangement wi h Mr.
Daniel Fro man, of New Yo k city
18 PEOPL
ONE CAR LOI,
SPECTACULA
SEASON:
The Messrs.
their ownpale
pearian dramas
person remembe
Prices, 75c,
Plan opens to
store, on Frida
to the public.
ON T
OF
SE
hipima
e ,cars
here
s the o
0c, 3
subecri
mom
E STA E18
PECIAL SCENERY
SATION OF THE
now tr veiling in
present d Shakes -
est seaeon, Every
casion w tb pleasure
c, children, 25c
era, at Fears'e drug
g. Alto that date
• 1715 1
Notice
In the matter of
township of
• of Huron, f
f A
Hugh
Tucke
ruler,
sign
ent.
McCart :ey, of the
smith, in the county
Inoolv Int Debtor.
• The above no.nied insolven has rna e c general
aselguntent to 111J, u dor the prov sion I 'et chapter
147, 11(..vised Statue( a of On ario, 1807, 'of all hie real
and personal eaten and eff ohs for ths [benefit of his
creditors, A meet" g of tin creditors ill be hold at
toy office in the toss n of 8 forth, ona tto day of
November, 1900, at 2 o'cloe c m„ fo the appoint-
ment of Inepeetore Ind the iv ng of d ections with
reference to the dis oeal of he estate. Creditors Aro
required to file the claims uly vorifie , with me on
or before said d te. F OLMEST D, Assignee.,
Seaforth, October 24th, 1909 1715-2
HURON EX*10SITOR.
oKI1\ NO
T.•=1"CZ"
he 1!all Campai
as tarted Here
We don
atter how w
ill be to you
n Save your
ver more so
ore,
Heavysff
his i. so and can oer still more convinling proof if you will visit
Heavy all 4rop1 Tweeds, for wearing pats, regular price 75c, for 50e. Men's h avy
ool pants, worlth $L50, for $1. Men's new style j of Overalls, with double fronts and
ate, the best et, worth $1.25, for $1. Men's h avy fleeced Shirts att4 Drawer , a
ecial line, reg lar price 60c, for 50c. Boy' fleeced Shirts and Drawers, in all size , at
c, 30e, 35o, 4to and 50e. Ladies' Vests, long sTeeves, at 15c, 20c, 25o, 39e and 50e.
• dies' Vests, natural wool; very fine, 90e. •eY-e.eara.
We are 1 cal agents for the celebrated S anfield Unshrinkable Shirts and
rowers, mad of pure Nova Scotia.wool, andi are gaaranteed not to shrink.
they shrink in washing, fetch them back ani we will refund your money.
I
]EC..
11
-
TOT firifir-ffit7Ligrelsollie-ii,o-fot•itleXisTitiffigg
refer to politics, but to 20th century dry goods retailing.
11 y,ou are suited with your pre ent trading place, we believ
advantaee-to inspect our stock for fall, The chances are
avor of the customer here,
v prices below as an indica
oney. Buying is always in
than this fall • We quote a fe
No
it
we
but
ion
the
o AS 11 AN]J 40 NE P1=2•I o311..
Mc4INN0N 8c CO., BLYTH.
. C
LARKE'S
1 PROVED 111,0N
meosivookovvvolvvvvookAtvom
A perfect tonic, possessing all he tonic and invigorating
operties of iron, wliile at the same time deprived of tiie
tringent and constipating effects 'so objectionable in -many
c ses. They enrich and. purify the blood, clear the skin, aid
r store the bloom of health to the pale and emaciated p�r-
litips better than any other remedy, and they are sold la
c and. 50c a box by •
4L1EX. W11S141 N Seaforth,
NEXT DOOR NORTH OF PICKARD'S.
.ARGAIN$ POR
,CTOJI.ER
T
J. W. OWN/VEIN'S
As the weather is getting colder and more like fall, people feel the -need of
w. rrner clothing, and it is right here at Seafoith's great cash store that you will
get bargains in everything necessary..
We have just received a new wintbr supply of Woollen Underwear, Flan -
n llette Underwear, Skirt and Waist 14.ngths in the latest stylee and. makes.
Our Fur and Mantle Department
fir d something stylish to wear. ,
ro
C.
W
is second to none. Here eifery one will
MILLINERY, plE
The season has just commenced, and it i now you ought to Visit, otir show
in and inspect our goods,•even if you do mt wish to purchase, rou are wel-
me, but we feel sure you will be pleased and. delighted with the styles Mies
cEwen has on exhibition, and will not be satisfied until you have become the
ssessor of one of our hats or bonnets. Baby bonnets also a specialty.
We want all tie butter, dried apples anti eggs you can bring -Us, for which
will pay the highest market price.
Cash or Produce and One Price Only.
AAAAMAAAAWAAAAAAAAAAAAA
• Remember the place—
J.. W. ORTWEIN,
• Seaforth's Only Cash Dry Goods Store, under the Town Cock.
i EALED TE :DERS ddressed te the rindersigned
and endorsed "Tender for Wooten Wharf,' will
e received at this elliao until F'rlday, the 2nd of No-
vember,' inclusively, for the 'construetien of a wharf
at WiartOn, County of Bruce, Province of Ontario,
ao ordi0 to a plan and a soecification to be seen at
th office of H. A. Gray F.E.q Engineer in charge,
If rbour and river works for Ontario, Confederation
Lif Building, Toronto, on _application to tho
Po &taster Wiarton, Ontario, and at the Depart'.
to nt elf 1ubli3 Works, Ottawa,
• ender i will not be eonsidarerteless made on thq
for sOpplied, and signed with the actual signature
of einderers.
n aceepted cheek -on a chartered bank, payable
to he order of the Minister of Pubile Works, focr
thi teehundred dollars ($1,800 00) must accompany
ea h tender. The check will be forfeited if the party
decline the contract, or fail to complete the work
oo traded for, and will be returned in case of nonq
aeseptoece of tender.
he Department does not bind itself to accept the]
los est or any tender.
Ity order,
JOS. R. ROY
Acting Sooretary
De artthent of Public Works, )
Ottewa, October 12, 1900. f
1714-2
Notice to Creditors.
,
In the Matter of the Estate of Ma$garet
edinond, late of the Township of Tuck-
rsmith, in the County of Huron, widow,
eceased.
°titre is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 120,
1897, that all persons having claims against
the estate of the said Margaret Redmond, who died
on •r about the 61h day of October; 1900, are requir. 1
ed to send on or before the 3rd day of November,
190 , by poet prepaid or deliver to John ItleKay or
Da Id McLean, both of the Township of Tucker -
em th, Kip on P,O, addrosa, the sole Executera of
the said es ate, or send or hand to their agent, CI. J.
Sutherlend, conveyancer, Hensall P.0,, their names,
resekss-and OCCUllatiOrP, with particulars, of their
°Initiate duly verified by altichavie, and tho nature of
he securities (if any) held by them, and notice is
fu her hereby given, that et or the said last men-
tio cid date, the said Exocutors will proceed to die -
tri ute the assets of the sakt deceased among the
paean entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claim Of Which notice shall have thou been 01'011 as
ab."e required, and the said Ex.ocutorr shall not be
lia le for the said assets, or arty part thereof, to any
per on er persons of whose claims notice obeli not
has e been received at the date ot said distribution.
JO N WRAY, DAVID MeLEAN, Executors, Kip -
pe P.O. Dated October 13, 1900. 1714x3
Seiforth's Leading Eihoe Store.
Wear the
"Slater Shoe"
for Comfort.
Beauty and style wit out comfort in
shoes is easily attai able. Comfort
without appearance is equally simple.
It's the combination f these which
raised shoe making -to an art. The
presence of this art you realize when
you don your first pair of Slater
Sheet!. „ You may buy a pair of com-
mon shoes that look, well, and, per-
haps, even feel well1when you try
them on, but, alas t lin a few days
their shape is gone; there are spots
which rub and blister ; others that
plant corns, and BUN others which
raise welts on the soles of. your feet.
Shoes like these were taken off the
last "green." Slater -Shoes remain
on the lasts six clays, and the stretch
and shrink is forever taken out of
them._ That's why they fit the first
time worn, and always after. Odr
new Fall eta& of there famous shoes
is now here, and ready for your in-
spection. We invite you to call and
bee them. Genuine Slater Shoes have
the name and price' branded on the
solo in a slate frame. Price, $3.50
and $5 a pair. Sold Only in Seaforth
by
PUBLIC NOTICE.
, Tate notice) that I have made
Lleenee Commissioner's for Soot
privilege of traneforring the Item
Hotel at fit Joeopla to Michel Le
ageinet the said transfer must be
Inspector on or before the 7th
1900 R. f3. HAYS, Solicitor
VALLEE, Exetutor 0YRILLE
Dated at Seaforth, October 22,,19
pplication to the
Huron for the
se for the Queen's
er. Any petition
lodged with the
Lay of November,
for NAPOLEON
ALLEE'S estate.
• 1715 2
corner Main
and
Market Sreets
Seaforth,
Ontario.
FA
ckard'
• The Largest
• Drify Goods an
Clothing
• Capcern
• Four Counties.
L ARRIVALS
The L test in Seasonable Goods
Never
nor an
We do
and cul
upon as
take all
to the
preciat
lower.
tfelt-tett.-,takttatet***41.-*.stettskitstitat
Astute 0
server
nds a flaw in any of our goods,
thing wrong with our pi4ces.
all the inspecting and (Iritizing
ma ourselves. We are looked
public benefactors, but leisre don't
the credit; we give du credit
ublic that has so thorou hly ap-
d our efforts to mak? prices
Mantle D partment.
Our exhibit is sparkling with new
ideas , every style of material, every
style of make is at equately represented
We don't expec • to hold the stock
very long.
Beaver jackets 21 inches long, lined
throughout with satin trimmed front
and back with a tripe of silk, velvet
collar, all s zes, s ecial at $7.90.
Special Astra han curl coat, new
vest front, two rows of pearl buttons,
trimmed with bo cloth with rows of
stitching on eolla and down back and
front, 22 inches 1 ng, $9.00 _
Scotch frieze cat bound with velvet,
raised reams and titched, all sizss from
30 to 38 special t $6.30.
Heavy tw&d c at, lined throughout
velvet trimming on collar, front and
back, ,6 buttons, pedal at $5.50.
• English Kerse r coat, silk velvet c.ol-
lar w ith wide ne lapelle, bound with
taffeta silk and ined with satin, in
fawn and- black only, special at $12,65,
• Special child's oat, box plait, Maid
trimming, Scotch tweed effects, in all
sMa,des $3.75,
Children's jack ts in eider down, and
Astrachan curls, 11 sizes, frt.= $1 to $4
Spectal clearin
little off style, wo
your choice for $1
18 Mantles wor
$1.50.
54
A double brea
green frieze, face
to be cleared at $
lines -10 mantles, a
th from $5 to $6,
th from $9 to $10 for
ted oat in fawn and
cams, sizes 32, 34 36
50 remnants o mantle cloth to he
cleared at speeial rices.
Ladies D partment.
Two special lin .s of kid gloves—Per-
rin's Adonis at • 1, Perrin's Olga at
$1,25, Every pair guaranteed.
Full range of
colored and black
Speeials in w
black and color
colored velvets, b
cashmere gloves in
liStS—Opei* flannel,
ed Rorrudi • satins,
ack and colored silks.
' Specials in ladies' and -eh ldren's nat-
ural wool and bygeian undarwear and
in ladies' fleece lined unde4ftr,
i
Dress GoocIs
Departmen.
11 skirt lengths fail wool plaid home-
sPuns, new goods, 1 worth $3 50 for
$2.50.
, Special line, smitll checks, extra
Value for Ma per yard.
Special sniting cleth 50 inches wide
at 35c a yard.
Extra value in Clan Talton shawls
suitable for golf capes, etc, at $2.75,
$3,25, $4,50, $5,50, $8.00 and 80.00.
Fur Department.
Our furs possess an indescribable
something which stamps them as high
class, There's an. abundance of all
that is latest and best to choose from
just at present, but it is wiee to choose
80011.
Special line Astrachan jacket, 28
inches log, nice curl and 'guaranteed, -
for $2 L 50.
Special 28 inch Jacket, extra value,
for $25.25.
Two special 36 inch iJaelrets at
$33.50 and $37.50.
Special Bear Collar for $4,60..
Special line Electric Seal, with sable
trimming, $7.86.
Special line Entire Scai and Bok
haran at $9.75.
Clothing
Department.
TI. -ere are two ways to be econornicaL
One is by spending little imoneys and
the other is by getting the best goods
for your money. When yOu buy here
you practice both ecokiomiea,
Special of Beave Overeoats at $5,
$5.90, $8; and $9.2q, in black, blue
and brown.
Special lines in Frieze Overcoats at
$4,75, 9.45, $6.20 and $8. Our $8
,
frieze oat is all interlined With rubber,
making. it wind and wateiroa
Special lines in men's rain coats at
$2,40 and $3.
Special line of Inez 's double breasted
i serge suite, all sizes, ' t $7. I
Special line of Re fent street suits,
all worsted, at $11.40. 1
Special values in Robes --Gallaway,
Saskatchewan, Buffalo, Cub1,3ear,Rocky
Bear and Goat.
Special valnes in Men's Fur Coats.
Don't wait; you'll never; buy them,
better in Coons, Siberian, Buffalo, Chi-
• nese Dog, Bulgarian Lamb, Australian.
Goon, Wombat and WallabY.
1VM. rICKARD • & CO.
Opposite T
DIRECT
MPO WIER%
wn Building, Corner Main and Market Fits., Seaforth,
41
1
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