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I many. He leaven
'area 80110 and two ,dau
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, Fire and Lite insuranie se I. k4
looney to loan at lowest ourre t Watt
erst-elass tarns security.1 Al
work done well antt elle p
r morning and Wedneecial o
iral gocxl farms for sale.
r IN STORE, —The yoing
fti
Ian Endeavor Socie y
a rare treat in the weyo am
iterary evening. They have
H. I. Greham, to give re(
n poems, in the church on
Friday, February 42nd T
ill be interepereed by re its
La selections by local *stein
amine is an excellent tine,
sg out a full houst. tan, M
. preeide, We need notay in.
ommendation of Miss qrsimot
sdy well known to tgie eople
-arid we know she wit 11 d'
-A meetmg to take into end&
r- advieability of for in a 14
ktitute, was held in, Dix II'S h4
ay evening. The rsnIt4 ef tit
U be givers nex-t wee -ra Are
has returned home frornlviaitjgg
at BGwman%1j1e -4r Wilbi
ed his woo! last we k jEe
ater thie year than sea in se
erket being very dul1,--1 v. _.
i Kippers, conduoted the tha
ices on the Monday fhllo ing tin
in the Presbyteria# church. -
we made mention of 'alio fai
sterna ; this week we wer visi
; blizzard of the se
s the roads are inijad sr
a very prevalent in jhis io1it
1.
Zurroh.
Tows.—}lave dieppedr of
St give possession 18th of elm
1 customere wiehing ban:mine In
;rid tinware should not fail to call
he need. C. Ilertleib. 1.7:174
-While Mr. William Fee was
if
rist at the milt the a her ay,
Erightenecl at somet g ud
e midden !01t threw Mr, Fee
_ he- wee seimewhaa brit` d
but not seriously inure4.
ted for home hut ere atop
r outskirts of the *Matte.
eb has moved into the house
srehased from Mr. ci Fla tle'
roemaker has taken possassi
-Mr. Simon Geiger as rens
ivation eartrt Was hieid he
Judge Doyle presiding. 1 As
ry stormy not much wee
ind the busineee waa aoon oV
UXIDENT.-A very ead and
ecurred on Thureclay morn
by which Mr. Ellsworth Ra
of Mr. Samuel Rennie o
a his life. It tieeMs t a
oompaay with anon
r farm of Mr. W. Het -0 k
_to eta wood. in the Leah
ut 8 (*look in the itiorn ng,
mead to one down a big t
1ree caught on another, ir
y limbs, one of -whion
rie en the left side Of th
Oa null and cutting a d
I. He was, of course,
Hie partner had ,i.o go th
i mile fur help, so that t
a remain lo the silo* fo
efore aseiatance arrived
was at Mr. Heyroclets,
to his as •ietance, ahd h
,t he honer.: and media:al al
st for, but all efferta in
navailing. He never r
a and died about' 5 &Ole k
[g- The remains were ta e
tome in Zurish, and • the
the Babylon tine genie
the sympathy for tie be eav
l the reepect held or the
shown by one of the 4a
-held here. The deceased
4 months of age. 11He W
ng end exemplary 7oung in
isersel fsverite in the coven
-earl and tragic death woe
le all. Much eyinosthy is
Ma, Rennie and the 0
le family.
an,................
•
hell public echou1 boa
rd
salariee, $2,853, an the, '
.55.
is
atietics of the toiwn 0,4-
Le month of January -ge
ths, 6; marriagee, i4 ; des
Broderick has purchased t
chell at present Occupied
a ir., and which is kno
reperty. The price pal
'te Packing Company,
ning to fit up th°
nehell for 'cold storage
Sne. They will go into!
•-se articles extensivIetr-
- oldest reeidente of Stra
a Sunday night, 2ad ins
t4rs. Michael K.astner, al
Tau deceased had not
for eonie menthe, an
'4usspected. She lea
(1 four daughters.
rburn, on of tb�
n.of 8 taffa, wall Ina
iae Ethel Baldwin,
i. and Mrs. Harhunt
of their numerous frIell
"'1 1.11,ppy wedde4 hie
11
9
FEBRUARY 15, 190
THE HU* ON EXPOSITOR.
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MoKillop.
FARM SOLD. -Mr. John Stafford has sold
bis farm on the 13th concession of Mc-
Neliop, 75 acres, to Mr. Grigg, near
Walton, for $5,200. Mr. Stafford has pur-
chased the farm of, Mr. John Dunn, ins
Stanley, near Blake. This farm contains
150 acres, has splendid buildings and is one
(f the best farms in the county of Huron.
MrsStafford is to be congratulated on his
ore •
ehase Tho price paid was $8,000
-
Staffa'.
Dors.-Mr. Wm. Fell has sold his 100.
:sore 'faint, west of this village, to Mr. John
Senate, for the aunt of $6,500. -Dr. Hodgson
hos bought the Newly th property, in this
village. -Our worthy oounty councillor, Mr.
Tmas Ryan, was married on Tuesday lac&
to 'Niles Lizzie McIlhargey, sister to Mrs_.
Frank earths, of this vitiate. Their host of
frauds here wieh them a 'happy. wedded
life.
Report of the West Elgin
Commission.
The report, of the West Elgin election
investigation commissioners is made public
by the Ontario Government. It declares
that the returning offieer was imposed upon
by persons who wropgfully got appoint-
ments as deputy reterning officers. But
the returning officer aeted in good faith.
Yet the commissioners are of the opinion
that he, the returning officer, should have
exercised more independence in his saw
-
tion of his deputies, and, in making his
appointments, should not have acted on
the recommendation and introduction of
persons entirely unkns wn to him, when far-
ther injuiry would ha e detected the im-
position which was p, etieed upon him and
rendered impossible th false and frendulent
personating.
Pritchett testified t at he received the
sum of -125 from an i O'Gorman for the
illegal and fraitdulent part he had taken
in the election'and t tat subsequently he
was paid further sums of money by O'Gor-
man and by ono Letve through his brother
indaw, one Hastings, yf the city of Londoe.
Inasmuch as Prinz:he a is contradicted on
oath by O'Gormanand Lewis and is also con-
tradioted by Francis unt and John Lyle,
prominent and re utable citizens and
eeticlents in the electoral district,'
and ..as the attenoance of the mid
Hastings before the commissioners could
,not be secured, although all reasonable ef-
forts to procure his attendance were made,
it is imposeible for tbe commistioaers to
make any finding an t? the facts, the E xi,t-
eine of which deporele on the uncorro ber-
ated testimony of Pri • oc t
----
-Mrs. Will Jeffre , of Staffa, ie ill with
diphtheria.
.-Joseph Long, of C tiforria. ie visitieg
old friende in the vire iv of Staff.
-Knox church, M achell, with a wet-
horship of 246, last y( ar rai-ed :3 10 .18.
-A convention ef Lihorals of hlush
Perth will be held it St. Marys on Febru-
ary 22nd, to nomiriat a candidate for the
Ontario Legielanure in the Liberal in-
terests.
-The late Elijah alter, Dublin, left per-
sonal property arnou sing to $2,125 ; Chris-
topher Hearn, Logan $.575; Andrew Liese,
Logan, $453.50; An rew Ullerick, Fuller-
ton, $406.57.
-Mr. Richard Ro /era who has been en-
gaged cutting wood f r Mr. Will McLaren,
of Hibbert, met w th what might have
proven a fatal acci reoently. - While.
engaged sawing a lo ged tree it suddenly
lurched to one side k looking him down, and
rolled on his legs, holding him so tight that
the tree had to be ra sed before he could be
extricated.
MARKET:6.
SIAVORfill.
F911 Wheat (new), Standard.. ,,
• Spring Whoa* per &whet, -
ode per buehol-
Perm per buehel- _ _
,Barioy per bughel.,_ _
Butter, No. 1, loose_ _
Butter, tub
Rigs per doz-
Ear Per ton new— - a 700 to
Hide, per 100 Ms- — 4 50 to
Sheep Skine............... 0 50 to
Wool-. -. - ...• 0 16 to
Potitoes per Tnielo rn— ow),_ 0 26 to
sers (retail) per barrel- 1 00 to
Weed per cord (long).- - 4 00 to
.; 2 00 to
0 40 to
February 14, 1901
• 0 68 60 00 66
• 0 flto 066
• 0 26 tO 027
• 080 080
.... 0 37 to_ 040
0 18 to 019
0 18 to 019
• 0 16 to 017
- . 1 60 to 175
7 '50
6 00
0 70
0 17
080
our, per 100 Ito_ -
. • - •
Wood per cord (sion).
Apples per bag_ _
Clover Seed...........,...
Timothy Seed. •
Pork, per NO lbe-•• .-•
T Ilow, per lb-
• • •••• • • • • • 6 60 to
•• 1 26 to
_ 6 00 to
04 to
000
4 26
225
0 60
6 60
2 60
6 60
0 06
Dairy Markets.
MONTREAL, Febru .ry 12. -Cheese -In the
absence ot much bus nese prices are nomin-
ally at 10. to ilia Butter --There is a good
demand and higher rices are anticipated.
We quote :-Finest reamery 23o, and weet-
ern roll dairy 20e. Eggs -There is a fair
demand and prices are steady. We quote :
Fall laid, freeh stock, 24 to 26e ; Montreal
limed, 16 to 1610 ; western limed, 15 to
15io, and cold storage 14 to 15o.
TORONTO, February 12. -Butter -There
is a plentiful supply of roll dairy, and busi-
ness is not very active. The demand is fair
and prices are steady. Choice stook is sell;
ing at 1.8 to 190 fpound rolls, and 17 to
1fIc for large roll.. 'Second grade rolls are
dull at 15' to 17 . Tabs are scarce, and
there is but littl ca 1 for them. They are
(looted at 14 to 80. Creamery prints are,
eelling well at 23 to 24o; but solids are '
quiet at 20 to 22q. Eggs -The chief de-
mand is for new at , and they are steady
at 20 to 21o, for case lots. Selected held
and fresh gather d are unchanged at 15 to
17e, and packed and pickled are dull at 13
to 14o.
rain, etc.
ToltoNTO, Fel ruary 12 -Wheat -Fifteen
hundred bushels sold as follows : White,
300 bushels at 8e; red, 200 bushels at
68 to 68io ; g ose, 1,000 bushels at .65e.
Barley -Fine hu dred bushels sold at 45 to
sifier Oats -One hundred bushels sold at
32 to 330, Peas Are steady at 64o for No.
2, east, and 631en niddle freights. Millfeed--
Is steady at 314 0 to 315 for oars of aborts,
and 313 to $13.5 for bran west. Seeds-
Alsike, choice N .1, 36.50 to 36,80 ; Aleike,
good, No. 2, .0 to 30.25; red clover per
bushel, 36 to 36.60; Timothy, per bushel,
$1.60 to $2 25. Hay -Twenty loads sold at
313 to 314 50 p r ton. Straw -Two load
sold at 39 per ton. Potatoes-Trede is
quiet, with ear I ts selling at 28 to 30e per
bag. Potatoes ut of store aro worth 40o.
Poultry.
TORONTO, bruary 12 -Receipts are
very small and trade is inactive. Prices are
unchanged at 9 to 11c •for turkeys, 40 to -.70o
for chit: ens, an( 7 to 4 for geese.
Live
LONDON', Engl
Are steady and
'pond (dressed
per pound ; refr
to 10o per pound
_ Buffets), Fe!
best smooth_ fat
e-uality, 35.50 t
to 35 10; ehippi
port bulls, choio
weal to choice
$4.65 ; good to
34.25 ; good to b
feir to good fat
belle, 33 to $3.2d
to $2.25 ; yearli
took Markets..
nd, February 12—Cattle—
nchanged at 11 to 12sIc per
eight) ; sheep, 12 to 13o
gerator beef is weak at 911
ruary 12 -Cattle -Good to
export cattle of deeirable
) $7.75; good to best, 35
g steers, 34.65 to 35; ex -
to extra, 34 to $4.25 ;
butchers' steers, 34.40 . to
best butcher steers, $4 to
riit fat bulls, $3.60 to 33.75;
bulle, $3 to 33.25 ; feeder
; cannt rs, good to best, 32
g steers, good to choice,
i3.4O to $3,60 ; ;cruel to best fat covve, 33 50
'o 33.75 ; fat he -fess, choice to extra, 34.25.
to 34.40 ; light iuthore$3.75 to 34 ; Can -
elate $4.25 to 34 ; good to choice, do.,
se,
ito ao ; 4,nrialon and stook heifers,
- s - se
2. 75 to 33 ; stoker steers, good to best, 33.50
to 33.75; common to good, $2 to 3245 :
feeding steers, choice to extra, $3 $5 I to
4.25 ; good to choice, 33.25 to 33 34 ; Calt-
da feeders, good to choice, $3,751to $41;
(jJana a stockers, common to good $2 to
3 25 ; Jersey stockers, , 32.25 to 32.50;
ilke s and calves, ()holes to extra, $10 to
45 ; ood to choice, 338 to 345 ; sp ingers,
tlhoic to extra, 338 to 340; calves, choice
to ext .a, $8 to 38 25; good to choice 37.50
o 38 heavy calves, 31 to $4.50. Sh ep and
lamb.. -Choice , to extra lambs, $ 75 to
5.901; good to Choice, 35.50 to $5.7 ; fair
to gopd, 35 25 to $5,50 Sheep, y arlings
$4 50 to $5.10 ; weathers, $425 to 34.75;
ewes, 33,50 to 34 25. The offering were
well c caned up and the close was full steady
at the best prices of the day. Hogs Fairly
active; heavy sold at 35.65 to 35.70; n ediurn
and mixed, 35.65 ; Yorkers, 35 65 ; pigs,
$5.65 to 35.70 • roughs,. 34.90 to 35.10 ;
stags, 34 to 34:25, The closing bas s was
35.65.
I MONTREAL, • February 12 -The eathor
*as delightful, and the butehers tur ed out
strong, and were in the best of hu or, as
pretty good cattle declined consa erably
from the high prices prevailing last Thurs-
day. There, were also a number t prime
beeves on the market to -day. Good cattle
sold at from 3i to 4ga, and the o mmon
stock at from 2.i to 311c per pound ; num-
ber of coarse hulls were sold at fro 3 to
3ie per pound. There is a very ac we de-
mand, and pretty high prices paid -f r any-
thing good in the veal line, and th best
calveis inare generally bought up befor reach-
ingitherket ; prices here ranged rom 33
to 38 ach. Sheep sell at from 3 to 3,c, and
the lali be at from 4 to 4ao per pou u d. A
superior lot of fat hogs were soli at the
stock yards yesterday at fine per [loured,
mixed hate sold at 6i to €40 per pound,
weighed off the cars. _
TORONTO, February 13. -Cattle, Trade_
was aetive, considering the large ru , and,
as turned, all the first-class ,animals is both
1
the hipping and butchers' class's were
reaclil7 bought up at about the same prioes
se, we e quoted last week. But in th com-
mon to Medium classes, especially in the
butchers', prices were eaeier, and any of
the drovers found it very difficult to realize
the prices they had paid in the cou try, to
say nothing about expenses incurred in
bringing thenehere. In fact many o them
stated that they had dropped from t ree to
fivo deers per head. Export- Choice
•
lel , Of export cattle are worth frail $4.60
trl 35 [per cwt.'while lights are wor h 34.25
t 1 $4 O. Bulls -Heavy export bulls sold at
$185 to 34.25 per cwt., while light export
bulis old at $3.4,0 to 33 60. But bers'-
Choic picked lots of butchers' caul, equal
in q ality to the best exporters, w ighing
1,000 to 1,100 pounds each, sold at , .25 to
$4,35. Loads of good- butchers' ca tlo are
wort 33.50 as $3.75, and medium loto ehers',
mixe cows, heifers and stcsre, 3t.15 to
$3.30 per cwt. Common butchers' CO'AT, .
32 50 to 33, while ieferior roligh cows rind
bulls sold at 32 25 to 32.50. H av , Food-
ere- eevy steers, vai!hing from 1,000 1 o
1,150 pounds each, of goodbreedin qual-
ties, Sold at 33.60 to 3.90 per owt , while
those of poorer quality, but same eights,
sold at 33.40 to 33.60 per cwt. Light
Feeders—S-eers, weighing from 800 to '900
pounds meta sold at 33 to $3 35 p r cwt,
uffa o StOckers-Yearling steers, 501 to 800
porn s each, sold at $3 to 33.25, and off
color and those of inferior quill at 32
0 32 25 per cwt. Mitch Cows- ighteeti
mite cows and springers were sold a $30 to
348 e ch. Sheep -Prices easy at $3 o 33.50
for e es, and $2.50 to 33 per cwt. fo bucks.
Sprin Lambs-Spiing lambs, grain ed,sold
at 3450 to 34.85 per cwt. Barnyar. s I sold
at 33 75 to $4 per cwt. Hogs-Bes Select
bacoq hogs, not less than 160 nor m re than
200 pounds each, unfed and unwat red off
cars, sold at 36.50 per owt. ; lig ts, $6,
and ate at 36 per owt.
immamomminummi
Births.
HEN ERSON-In Seaforth, on February 7th, the
wi e of Mr, Wm. Henderson, of a daught r._
SHE LOCK -In ,Winnipeg, on January 8th, the
w fe of Mr. G. M. Sherlock, (nee Mies F oody), of
B yth, of a daughter.
CASE ORE -In Morris, on February Srd, the wife
o Mr. John Casemore, of a son.
BLA KWELL-In Clinton, on February 4bh, the
w fe of Mr. A.. Blackwell, of a son.
RORI SON -In Clinton, on January 30th, the wife
Mr. Ed. Robinson, of a eon.
LAN SBOROUGH-In Runnette, Iowa, th wife of
Mr. John F. Landsborough, of a eon.
Marriages.
BELL OLIVER--At the residence of th • bride's
in ther, 13russele, on February 6th, by 'ev. John
' R es, B. A , Mr. John 13. Bell, of Elba eap care,
0t ,to Mies Maggio, daughter of Mr. Frank
0 Ivor1of Brume's,
HEN Y-0AhRUTHERS-On February 6 h, at the
re idence of the bride's father, Grey, b Rev. D.
111 McRae, Mr. Alex. Henry, of Elm to Mies
I bells, eldest daughter of Mr. George Carruth-
er, , of Grey. .
HOW RD-hteKAY-At the residence of t 0 bride's
p rents, Elma, on January 30th, by 'ev. Mr.
A ery, of Monkton, Mr. John •Iloward, f Grey,
t Mies Penny A , daughter of Mr. Hug McKay,
o Elm),
hicq ARRIE-McCALL-In Myth, on Jan ary 30tb,
b Rev.Mr. lieLean, Mr. Charles Meg ante, of
Gey, to Miss Ella, eldest daughter of Mr, Wm.
-M Call, of Morris,
1400 EY -HANNA -At the residence of t o bride's
1 ther, Morris, on January 80th, by Rev. Mr.
13 own, Mr: WM. Mooney, of Brussels, to Miss
aggle, dau hter of air, Hugh Hanna, f Morrie.
MAR 1N0 -W ALEY-In Billiugs, Mon Ina, on
J nuary 30th, at the home of the brld 's sister,
re. (Dr.) Olark, by Dr. George 0. Stut , Mr. J.
- 0 erica Marring, to Miss Maud Whaley', formerly
G Clinton.
HAR 1SON-GREER-On February 10, at! the mei-
d noe of the bride's patent', by Re . Jasper
ileon, M. A., Mr. John A. Harrison, f Gode-
o
ri h, to Mies Nettie, only daughter of r. Rob -
1 el t Greer, of the village of Saltford, .
11TEiART-DOW-At the residence of t e bride's
father, on February 6th, by Rev. P. oott, Mr.
1 A ex. L. Stewart, of Gallatin,, l'ilorth D kota, to
DI11 iss Eynily J. Dow, of Fnliarton, d ughter of
avid Dow, Esq.
KEN__ EDY-ROACH-At the Dublin c uroh, by
Rev. Father Fogarty, on February Oth, Mr. Rol-
and Kennedy, of Tuckerernitin to Mlts Kate,
fourth daughter of Mr. Patrick Roach, of Hite
b rt.
1. •
. Deaths.
A
HAR AN -In Seaforth, on February 8b, Sarah
argan, daughter of the Iste John Hargan.
LOV -In Morrie, on January 310, Mrs.! Isabella
Love, aged 74 year, 4 months and 16 days.
GOVIER---In Hullett, on February 2nd, Mr. John
L Clavier, aged 88 yeare,
BEL11--In East Wawanosh, on February Stb, Mr.
James Bell, aged 89 years, t
SAIN -Ih Wingham, on Febrility 4th, Edward
I34enry, son of -Mr, and Mrs. H. Saint, aged
2 weeks and 1 day.
FAIRWEATHER-On February 2nd, at 121 Robort
- 'Aired, Toronto t Mary J. Fairweather, widow of
W. Fairweather, Moot Wingham,
KIN 'ON -In Clinton, on February ard, Andrew
8 inion, aged 97 years.
IIIA13 CIRK-In Blyth, ot February 121h J eph
sod Hablcirk, aged 61 years and 7 mo the.
KENNEDY -In Alpena, Miehigan, on Janu ry ,130th,
hire. Daniel Kennedy, formerly of Tua ersinith,
' aged 76 years.
hiADGE-In Ueborne, on February 7th Walt,.
Madge, aged 89, years. .
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SALE REGISTER.
On Wednesday, February 20th, 1901, at
1 o'cl ck p. m., on Lot 25, Concession 4, L.
R. S. Tuckersmith, Farm, Farm Stook,
Irripl ments and Household Furniture.
Es:tat of the late Wm. Gordon; Thorns
&kw/ ' auctioneer.
On Wednesday, February 27th, at one
o'oloo p ma on Lot 29, Cencession 2'Mc-
Killo , Farm Stook and Implements. John
II:, H ys, Proprietor; Thomas Brown, sue-
ionee . I - 1
013 Friday, March 1st, at 1 o'clock, p. m.,
on, L t- 25, Concession 4, L. R. S., Tuc eer-
Breit . Choiee Farm of 50 acres, Farm Stock
and mpletnents without reserve. Alex.
Gerd n, Proprietor ; Thomas Brown, Atm-
/
tiene r. !
On Thur4lay. February 2ist, at 2 o'c.00k
p. m, at th4 Winthrop Store. ' A horse and
co:* s nd miscellaneous property. Thomas
Brow , auct'oneer.
On Tuesthy, February 26th, at 1 o'clock
d
p. m , on Lot 2, Concession 10, Tucker -
smith, Stock Steers, newly calved cows and
springers. Wm. Kinsman, proprietor ;
Thomas Brown, auctioneer.
On Wednesday, March 6th, at 1 o'Lleck
p. m , on Lot 16, concession 4, McKillop,
clearing sale of farm stock. Thomas Me -
Fadden, ,pr prietor ; Thomas Brown, sure
-tioneer.
,On Tuesd y, March 5, at 1 o'clock p. no.,
on Lot 10, Concession 7, Stanley, farm Ftock
and implem
prtetor ; Th
I) , pnni. , onMondL
fa m stock,
G orge R.
13 . own, auo
'On Sato
o'elock, p.
Hibbert, o
Firm Stoc
Fhrniture.
Tomas Oa
On Thurs
p. in, On
Tuckersmit
James MoD
a •ctioneer.
nts. William McAllister, pro-
s. Brown, auctioneer.
y, February 25th, at -1 o'c ock
t 25, concession 11, MoKillop,
nd implements, without reserve.
Muldoon, proprietor; Thomas
loneen
day, February 23rd, at one
,, on Lot 25, Concession -13,
e mile east of Chiselhurst.
, Implements and Household
'James Morrison, proprietor;
eron, auctioneer.
ay, February 28th, at 1 o'clock
ot 22,! Concession 2, H. R. Eh,
,
Farn Stock and Implements.
well, roprietor ; Thos. Brown,
i4eafort Le ding Shoe Store
ID IN ER
HOE SALE.
...tin Mill
Stock-takin is o
- is lar er tha
of ye r. T
will, herefo
in or er to
new Spring
_A so cial fe
shoe ale wi
00 Ce
Odd
ough
this
choir)
our
shoe
gres,
fact,
in th
deali
ing
101.
/
fRORN\'‘
()Lis' 0 SEAFORT1/0
AGENTS FOR,4
Stki.etie
ines of
y up -t
able,
for 5
ok of
Leg
ly red
if you
shoe
g, goo
rices a
)
01331
e , and we find our stook
jv
e ,desire at this time
balance of February
e1 see some lively selling
e um our stock before
oods begin to arrive.
tire of our mid -winter
be our
irgain Table.
shoes that are not thor-
-date will be placed on
nd you may take your
o a pair. The balance of
Sox and Rubbers, Over-
ings and Felt Boo* at
tied prices to clear.I In
want anything whatever
ine, we promise you; fair
goods, and moneyasav-
all times,
AF PR ENT
blacks
stead App
PORT
OE 'Cl+
ithlng
y to JO
NCitUIOES.
NTED.-Apprentiee to learn
usioess, must be stout and
N MeINTOSH, likaforth.
178141
DURHAM BULLS FOR SALE. -For sa'e four
thorou4hbred D them bulls, ranging from ten
n ont e to tiw years o d. All red oolor and first class
halm Is. A iply on Lot 26, Conceeslon 4, Tucker -
smith, or ad. eas Seaforth P. 0. HERBERT CRICEIT.
1731.tt
AL CTION ALE OF FARM STOCK AND III-
PLEM TS. -Mr. Thomas Brown has been in-
ane ed by J ho H. Hays to sell by public auction
Let 29, , C neession 2, McKillop, os Wednesday,
br ary 27*at 1 o'olock p. m. sharp, the follow- .
g p operty, ilz. : Horses -Two agricultural mares
ve re old 1 foal to a heavy draught horse, 1 gen-
et purpose orse 6 years eld, 2 colts rlei g 1 year
0. Cattle- hree good anioh cows, 1 di cow, 8
t et ere list g three years old, 1 steer 2 years old,
tee rising ' years old, 3 otters /r. year old, 6 hell-
s 2 oars ol 2 heifers 1 year old, 5 summer calves,
ho oughbre Durham bull 10 months old with
gie red ped gree, 2 calves 2 months old. Pigs -
ow to pig in Ap.il, 18 pigs ,4 months old, also
out 60 hen . Impletnents-One binder, 1 seed
ill, spring tooth cultivator, 1 broad tooth mint-
y tont mowe , 1 pea harvester, 1 sulky rake, 1 roller,
1 an plow, 2 single ploWs 1 nearly new, 1 souffier
n w, set diamond herrowe, 1 grain grinder, 1 straw
o tti g box, 1 pulper, 1 fanning mill, 1 grind stone,
1 wat r troug new, 2 truok wagons, 1 wood rack,
1 ay rack, 1 Ingle buggy, 1 cutter, 2 set double
team arnees, 1 wheel barrow, 1 set bobsleighs, 1 set
el nga, car, re) o and pulleys complete, chains, forks
a d lot of ot or article°. The whole e Hi positive-
ly be old as t e proprietor has rented! his 'farm.
Tenn -All ou 119 of 85 and under, cash; over that
out 8 mon h's credit will be given on 1u'nishpg
pr ved join notes. A•`slicieonot.ef 6 percent. ar
num will be ;allowed for Leash on credit amounts.
11.,. IL 1 AYS, Pro'Orietor ; THOS. BROWN,
eotl neer. 1731-2
41
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a)
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13L
GRItAT CLEAR NG SALE.
t,
On thursday iteNt, February 14t
of Winter Goods, Nithen we will offe
Overcoats!:and. UlstTrs, Men's Fur Co
Flannelet'tes, etc., RIF great reductions
will be cUt in two. I Come early Thu
great bargains we wi11 offer:
Fancy ,Plaid Dress Goods, regular prie
plain and fancy mixtures, 40 inches wide, r
40 inches ride, camel's hair effects, very st
Plain Cashmeres, 38 *hes wide, all -wool
Blankets, weight 7 ponnds, large Size, fanc
$1,95.. Grey Blanket, large size, 'regular
colors' fancy stripes, Wide width, regular p
sortedcolors, worth 31.25, for 31. Ladi
bright colors'regular 60o, for 45o. Ladies'
Coats at wholemale pries. Grey Flannels,
Overcoats and Ulster4 25 per cent. off regu
COO
we will commence a great clearing sale
all our Winter Dress Goods, Blankets,
ts,-Ladies" Astrachan 'rackets, Flannels,
prices; in fact, in some cases the prices
'sday morning, and get first choice of the
So and 100, for 5c. Plain Hom spurts, in
gular price 35c, for 25e. Plaid Dr Se Goode,
lish, this season's geode, worth 5001, for 25c.
regular price 25e, for 18c. White Wool
borders, soft finish, regular price 32.50, for
2, for 31 65 Flannelettes, dark and light
ice 7c and 8c, for 5o. Ladies' Wrappers as-
s' Flannelette Underskirts, fancy patterns,
Astrachan Jacketa, Caperines and Men's Fur
•lain and twilled, worth 15e, for 12?te. Men's
ar prices.
.A.T\T3D
CD1NT InIZTOMT.
Mclii NON
BLYTH.
TALKINOF
ABO
•
.The 111 erits of van
ask y iu to read a fe
' in regard to one of 1
•
us Cough Remedies, w& might
extracts from letters r ceived
cal ma i ufacture.
'" It is the beat c ugh medicine that. I
D. M cD., Detroit.
"Find enclosed 3 .00, for which send
J. P., Stron vibe, Mi higan.
" Was teally afra'd that I was to be
me entirely." -D. C., Walton.
"1 hadauch a di
gave me relief." -Mrs
I I enclese 31.00
and recommend to ot
"Having contra°
immediate relief from
offered to the public."
" Encldsed find $
I will pay express." -
have ever been compelled by nature to
e two bottls of Royal Glycerated Balsam."-
,
victim of that dread consumption; it cored
tressing cough I could not sleep at nights ; less than hal a bottle
0, J., Seaforth.
or two bottles which please send I intend to keep it in the house
ers."-J. B., Hamilton.
ed a severe cold, accompanied by a violent cough, 1 e -perienqd
its use. I consider it one of the reatest boons ever inv nted and
D. McL , Cromarty.
.02, for which please send me tw bottles of your BalsaI of Fir,
rs. A. McB., Paisley.
For sale by dcalere generally, and wholesale or retail by the manufacturer, I
_-WI! JSO
IDTZ1- G-G-TBrI1
NET DOOR NORTH OF PICKARD'S.
SEAFORTH.
AIJCTIO
AUCTION 8ALE OF
-Being Lot 2, 000
Huron county, at 1 o'cloo
miry 21st, 1901. This is •
,state of oultivntion ,and
'thriving village of Exeter,
the proprietorl is going
Proprietor; 11 BROWN,1
'SALES.
RM AND FARM STOCK.
cpeion 2, Hay township,
p. rn. on Thursday, Feb.
first elate farm in good
nly two miles from the
Positively no reserve as
est, ISAAC HARVEY,
uctIoneer. 1731x1.
TJNItERERNIED AU0
STOOK, ETO.-Mr
instruoted by Mr. Kimono
on Lot 2, Con
February 26,
Horse. -One
old, 1 draught
brood mare in
mare 12 years
ing two, 1 dr
newly calved
thoroughbred
and three yea
seta of double
new horse bla
Tern's -All su
emouot 8 mo
approved join notes. A
annum will be &Hosted°
WM. KINSMAN, Pro
uotIonoer.
ION SALE OF FARM
Thomas Brown has been
n, to sell by public auction
ession 10 Tuokeretnith, on Tuesday,
1 0'01°011the following property
pan of drat4 ht geldings rising 4 years
mare 9 yearly old, 1 heavy draught
foal, 1 wo ing mare 12 yeare old, 1
Id suppose to bo in foal, 1 filly rie-
ving hors rising five. Cattle -Six
owe, 15 cee 's to calve in the spring, 1
Durham bull, 26 eteers rising one, two
s old, 6 °all es. Other Artioles-Two
harness, 1 t of single harness, some,
kets and cher artioles. No reserve.
115 of $5 under, cash ;'oveer thai
the' credit till be given on furbishing
isoount of -f) per cent per
for cash on credit amounts.
rioter; THOS. BROWN,
1781-2
ORTGAGE SALE OF MARKET GARDEN
NEAR EGMOND I1.,E.-11nder and by virtue
o the power of sale cc")tLL nod in a certain mongage,
bine will be produeed a the time of sale, there will
e offered for sale by pUiPU0 auction, at the Com -
of &Worth, by Mr Jos-
eroial Hotel, in the to
e h P. Brine, suetionccr,4n Saturday, February 28,
a 2 e'clook p. in., the fo owing property, viz : Part
o Lob 9, in (be 8rd con °salon, part of road allow-
s co between he second • and third concessions, and
, '
art of Lot 9, n the eel id concession, Huron Road
urveyin the Townstip f Tuokersmith, eontainiog
together ten and one-% rd acres of and, and par-
t oularly dosoribed in an if enture of mortgage, dated
1 th day of May, 1894, In1 registered in the Registry
Moe of the County of liorpn as No. 4567.
Tho roperty is mane I a little to the mit of
the V Hoge of Egnoondv ilo, and a little over one
I Is planted i email fr Os, such as strawberriee,
I Me from the T/osvn of El jaforth, and a large part of
truants, gookberriee, r phonies, poets, plums and
rape,. The 1and has be n'used for sono time as a
market garden by Mr. FnathaU Beek, and is in a
high state of o'ultivation. There is a dwelling house,
he will s Id eluded to a prior 'mortgage there -
barn and ether buildings n the premises. The prop -
arty
CM on which $(380 is due 8400 of which may be al-
lOwed to rem in a eha uU on the land. Terms of
Sale -The p rehear wi be required to pay a de-
posit at the tlblo of sale qual to ten per cent. of his
purchase money, and to pay the balance in one
Month therea ter, with° interest, and on payment
Of hie numbs e money t purchaser will be entitled
to a conveyan e and to let into possession. Fur-
ther pastiestl re and oo Minns of este May bo ob-
tained on I pplication o the undersigned. F.
HOLII1ESTE Solicitor r the ?dortgageee. Sea-
orth, Fobrur 9th, BM. 1731-2
rILEARINGI AUOTLON ALE OF FARM STOOK,
it e IMPLEMENTS A 1 HOUSEHOLD FIJRNI-
TURE -On Haturday, ebruary 23r11 inst., at 1
o'clock p. m. n Lot 26, oncession 18, township of
Hibbert, one inilo east of hiselloure, the following
property. v1. : Horse Ono carriage gelding 8
years old, 1 genoral pur ose gelding 6 years old, 1
general pur ose filly Ail 4 yeare old, 1 draught
filly rising thee years ol Cattle -Two cows with
calves at foot 8 cows d to calve in March and
April, 1 farro vow, 6 ete re rising three year old,
2 stee e riein -2 years old 1 heifer rising 8 years old,
1 heifer risin 2 years old Sheop-2 breeding ewes,
also about 75 chickens Implemenfes-One goad
lumber wagon, 1 pair go bobsleighs, 1 top bsggy
nearly now, 1 cutter nen now, 1 walking pier, i
two furrow plow, I set h rows', 1 spring tsoth e iti.
vette one ed drill, ne Maxwell binder, one
Mower, one !horse rak nearly new, one set of
double harness, one ee of single harness, one
Set of sing!c harness new, one souffier, one
i
long ladder, two bund d and fifty sap bu kete
led spites, 1 ugar kettle I new, gat', horse rope ear
and elle i, 1 straw outt , 1 limning mill, 1 root
pulper, 1 whe 1 barrow, hay talk, 1 gravel lox, 1
hone power, I 1 grind 1 .no, whiffletreee, shovels,
forks, grain fotgs, de. urniture-One extension
table nearly Sew, 1 drop - .af table, 1 sideboard, 1
lounge, 1 bedroom set, 8 e4 steads. 1 cooking stove,
1 box etove, Zrooldng oh irs, 1 dozen dining room
chair, and nOmerous otfi r articles. The whole will
positively be Sold withou reserve at the proprietor
has sold his farm. Term All sums of $5 and under,
dash; over that amoun 9 months' credit will be
-given on (urn 'Ming app ved join notes; A idis-
count of 6 ps cent per a • um will be allowed off ler
with on °red! amounts. JAMES MORRISON, pro-
prietor; THOS. CARER N, auctioneer. 1781-2
Seaforth orse and
Qattle Fairs.
Fairs for thio Eale and cl change of heroes and eat-.
Ile, will be hap in the
TOW il OF 3EAFORTEI
During the miming season on the following dates
WIIDNESDAY, FEB. 20th
" WEDNESDAY, MAR. 20th
These fairs will he lielt under the auspices of tho
Board of Tra lee Aryan noonts aro being made to
have a large representaft n of buyers present, so
that thet e !Mire will calor• an excellent opportunity
60 farmeri toldispose of 1 Aoeir merchantable ;dock.
Ample stabling accommb Wien will be provided for
all.
A. YOUNG, Pres'dent.
W. D. MeLEAN, Seerct. y. 1720
Y. 11. C. A. RO
STRONG'S BLOCK
SEAFORTH ON
Opens on Monday, February 11 h.
. Full intormation con be obtained at the
rooms after that date.
The course comprises .
BCOK-KEEPING,
SHORTHAND,
PENMANSHIP,
T PEWRITING, ETC.
Prepar ng young men and woraen to earn
their own living.
Individual Instruotio
For illitstrated circulars and ther infor-
mation, call or address
WW HENRY O'SUL IVAN
STRONqr BLOCK - SEAFORTH.
Notice To Creditors.
In the no tter of the estate of Daniel McLean, late
of the towinebip of Tuekersmith in the county of
Huron, tarn:ter, deceased. Notice Is bereby given
pursuant tn The Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1897,
chapter 120, that all creditors and Others having
claims aga nit the estate of the said D4nIel McLean,
who died on or about the 22nd day p1 December,
are r quired on or before the 16th day of March,
fl 1 to send by post pre mid or deli ,er to S. J. D,
Cook, of the village of Kaniall, 60 S e county of
Huron, eoffeitor for John McLean, the sdministratot
of the estate of the geld deceased, their Christian
and Surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full
particularof their ciaime, the etaterent of their
accounts and the nature of the seourit es, if any, seat
ty them. And further take notice that after such
lau mentioned date the said schninistiator will pro.
ceed to distribute the assets of the dtaeed among
the parties entitled thereto. having r gard only to
the olefins of whieh he shall then haVe notice, and
that the said adminietrator will not b liable for the
said assets or any part thereof to any arson or per-
sons of whose °bairns notice shall not 1ayo been ye
ceived by him at the time of such di tribution. 11,
J. D. COOK, Solicitor for Adminietrat r. Dated the
Oth day of February, 1901,
17i3"
The Molsons 'Bank.
INCORPORATED, 1855.
CAPITAL PAID UP . . . $20500,000
RESERVE FUND . 32,050,000
JAMES' Elo.LIOTT, General Manager.
HENSALL BRANCH.
Money advanced to farmers pn their own
notes, with one or more endorsers.
Collections made in all parts ef the world,
and returns promptly remitted, at lowest
rates of exoban es.. Drafts sold on all points
in Canada, the llnited States and Europe.
Sterling and American exchange bought and
sold. Interest allowed on deposits remain-
ing for one month or more at current rates.
Savings Department -Interest allowed on
deposits of 31 and upwards,
Special attention given to the collection
of farmers' sale notes.
The Bank is open daily for transacting a
general banking business.
F. E. KARN, Agent, Hen all 13ranch.
loom
A. T. CURD
Artesian Well DrPlers.
Wells drilled to any depth .etired, prop-
erly cased, and finished in first-class condi-
tion. Water wells a specialty. Address
A. T. GURD & 00., 1etro1ia, Ont.
1731.4
Corner Malin
and
Market Sr‘ets
Sesforth,
Ontario.
The Largest
Dry Goods and
aothing
Concern in
Four Counties.
voAAAA•www•otio.~041.
1
Our stock -taking sale has plioved such a success, that we
ave deci_ded to extend. it, in !drder to effect a low stock
. ,
1 j
'gure. Xo matter how desirablle .the goods, or how low the_
i
,
resent selling price, everything I caldalated to -winter wear,,
_
iso all (icld lots and remnants ave been reduced. to a point
ithout parallel. We set the fashion in prices, and those
ho can't follow us, just let them alone. We are looking
ut for t
e -welfare of our customers—not our competitors.
.taple Department.
A few of the many special price
outs :
i Special line of plain blue flannelette,
regular 106 for 5c.
Special line 11 English. flannelette
lanket, regular $1.75, for $1.
, Special line English flannelette,
ehoice patterns, fast colors, 33 inches
wide, clearing at 8e,
Special clearing line of Oxford shirt-
ings at 6c a yard.
Special prices on all wool blankets
and comforters.
Two spe4ial lines in prints at 61e
and Sic.
Ontsquarter off all flannelette skirt-
ings.
Special prices on all grey cottons.
One special line at $1:90 per web of
30 yards, Worth to -day $2,50-50 webs
only.
Special line of ginglsanas at 5c a
yard.
Special line of 'grey flannel clearing
a,t 9c.
One-quarter off all fancy flannels.
Ladiei' Department.
Seventy-ve pairs E. T. corsets,
heavy brown jean, regular $1.0a, for
69c.
Fifty pairs E. T. corsets, all steel
filled, sh.o0 waist, for 50e.
Twenty dozen heavy worsted hese,
extra special, for boys' wear, regular
45c, 50c, 55c and 580, for 38e.
Ladies' ,,hygeian vests, regular 25c,
for 20c. !
Ladies' i'lygein vests, fleece lined,
regular 40e4 for 33c.
Ladies' hygeian vests, heavy uLion,
regular 5004 for 42e.
Ladies' hygeian drawers, extra heavy,
regular 25ei for 20e.
Ladies' hygeian drawers, fine and
heavY, regular 50c, for 42c.
Thirty undershirts of heavy black
sateen, quilted, regular 1.55, for 1.25.
Ten pieces cambric embroidery, re-
gular 7e, 8e, 9e and 10c, for 5c.
Fifteen pieces fine embroidery, regn.
Jar 9c, 10e, 11; 12e, 14c, 18e and. 20e,
for 8e,
Whitewear.
.Our stock is now complete, anti you
will find it to your interests to examine
these goods. The variety is large, and
the prices low. You can boy these
goods cheaper than you can make
them.
Mantle Department.
All our ladies', misses' and. children's
coats clearing at half price.
Special prices on all mantle cloths.
Special prices on all cloth capes.
;
Carpet Department.
Special prices on all , remnants and
Short ends of carpets in Brussels,
tapestry, wool and union..
Dress Goods
epartment.
A few ends double fold dress goods
.t clear at 80 per yard.
-Two special lines black dress goods,
rsgular 35c, for 25c.
FOUT pieces black Llress geods,,regae
lar 50e, for 35c.
Twenty-five pieces special line tweed.
and fancy dress goods, vorth from 50e
to 7-5e, for 35e,
A basket of dress bottoas to be
eleared,for lc a dozen,
One quarter off all wool shawls,
One-quarter. of all plaid, tartan
shawls.
Ladies Fur
oepartment
Eighthen ladies' Astrachan toats,
prsioeert6.ed sizes, new goods, quality and
s yle right, to be cleared at special
Specialav$. clearing prices on all ladies'
fure
One-quarter off all collarettes,
Onaquarter of all nauffs.
Onaquarter of ali ruffs.
.:,5So,for
5
ia1.51ie.n" of ruffs, worth Mc and.
One-quarter off all Astrachan ganut-
llids.
`
lothing
Department.
' I
1 Special prices on everything in this
epartment. Among others are the
(snowing :
j Twenty-five pairs dress tweed pants,
, egular $1.00 goods, odd FiZeSs to -clear
or 50e.
Thirty-five pairs cottona.de pants,
ld sizes, regular price from 75eto $1,
our choice for 50e, ,
A few odd sizes of raea's vats for
Oc.
Special prices on all lined smocks,.
eather coats &e, .
Special prices in all &RS of youths'i
boys' and children's suits. ,
Eleven men's suits, brown tweed,
iouble breasted, regelar $9 goods, to
clear $5,75.
Special line heavy black and blue
erge, sizes 36 to 42, to clear for 15.50.
Special prices on all men's and boys'
' underwear.
Twenty-three robes in Saskatchewan,
uffalo, galloway, goat and bear, at
.pecial clearing prices. ,
The balanee A of all our men's and
oys' 'fur caps to be cleared cheap.
Twenty men's coon coats, all sizes,
nostly good ,quality. Any person in-
tending purchasing :text year, it will
pay to buy now, as the above goods
Are to be cleared regareilless of cost, '
Also calf, -wallaby, Bulgarian lamb
vrid Tasmanian eoon t , be cleared, as
e will not envy these goods over.
WM. PICKARD
• . = ... es.
..
sr ea niREcT
NV VW* IMPORTERS
Opposite, Tostn. Building, Corner Main and Market
Seaforth.