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TOWN :9 17 CLINTON
Waited oo the junction ot'the Grand Trunk and
London; Huron and Brine Eadwayson the corner of
THE BEST BUSII
NESS STREET N THE TOWN,
where a euceeeeful bualneee het beeo Carried On for
yeers.
NO. 1 STORE 105 at 21.
O. 2 STORE 92 x '21s.
NO, 3 STORE 77. x 21.
Stone cellare the whole zo of the biid1ng. Mares
9 , o.he completed po,t, the let of September. For
furtherperticulare apply to
WILLIAM 00 S.
• Qum*, Jou, 39, 1881.
gr of tOotostal ottler dard#
' -1,1* ONEY TO LEND IN LARGE CPR SMALL
21-L sums on good mortgage eeeurity, moderate rates
of interest. 11. HALE, Clinton.
It LIST OF LANDS IN HURON FOR SALE BY
-13.. the Canada Company, may be seen at the office of
the undersigned. M. TALE, 01.Mton. •
Ai' RS. WEHTT, TEACHER OF MUSIC. PUPII43
Jim attended at thcirown residence, if neceesary. Re-
sidence Orange idiot near the HET= Boad,OlintOn•
1Th IL DOWSLEY, M. D., M. R. C. £1, ENGLAND,
▪ •Physician, Surgeon, &e., Office and reeidence
next Molsen's Bank, market square Clinton.
D R. APPLETON. -oFFIcE-Iff immure=
on Ontdrio etreet, Clinton, opposite the Englieli
Church. Entranee by Bide gate.'
(Th YOUNG, M. R., (51.1lAtotlATE OF TORONTO
• University,) Physician, Surgeon, &e., residence at
Mr. Manning', three doors east of the 'Temperance
Mall, Londesboro, Ont.
DR.REEVE.-OFFICE, RATTENBUYtT STREET,
1minediate1y north of Bamford's book store, Reel -
dance, oppolite the Temperance Rail, Huron Street,
Clinton. Office hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p•ni.
• TAR. STANBURY, GRADUATE QF THE MEDI-
otx Department of _Victoria 1/MVersity, Toronto,for-
merly of the Hospitilrand Dispenseries, New York,
Coroner for the County of Huron,Bliyfield, Ont.
ARRIAGE LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES.
.1.11 -Apply at the Beaver Bleek,or at the residence ot the
• subscriber, near the London, Huron & Bruce Railway,
JAMES SCOTT, Issuer ot Marriage Licenses. Clinton.
1759 W. WILLIAMS, 13. A., M. B., GRADUATE OF
.1.16.Toronto University; member of the College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont. Crews & RESIDENCE the
house formerly occupied by Dr. Reeve, Albert etreeb
Clinton. . .
A H. MANNING, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, SOLI -
21. Conveyancer, &e,, Beaver
Block, Clinton, Ont. All boldness promptlYattended
to. Office hours, 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. .
At Ha wkshaw's Motel, Blyth, every Saturday.
N
6
yOL. 17.' NO. SI.
TERM. $1.130 E'er Annum,
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• CLINTON, ONT., THURSDAY, ST. 22, 1861,
',MI • ..-"•-•••••911."` IF -TW
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Townie. - Hories-J. McAlpine,
Ferguson, Colborne.
Cattle -Jae. Ballantyne, Perth ; Itobt. MC*
Lean, Goderieh ; Geo.Ataderson, Staudey. '
Pigs and Sheep -11. Love, ers Hills Green;
J. Potter, E. Wawanosh ; T. DIewes, Gode•
rich township.
Fruit -D. McD. Allan, Goderich ; geebt
Thorold; T. Wigginton, Goderich township.
'Vegetables and Grain-T.Wateon, Clinton.
S. Millin, litillett ; J. ,Tohnston, Stanley.
Dedieoe Work -Mrs. Dr. Sloan, Blyth, Mot.
Long, Detroit; Miss Devis, Goderich,
Do HOLMES As SON
Plaillialevis.
RE OPENED.
GEO, DIEIIL
Raving his building repaired has now opened out again
tox usual, Owing to change soon to be made in the
bushes, he is going to sell else preisent stock
ow at coat, consisting of
Par/or and Bedroom Suits, Extension oind
Ventre Tables, Sideboards, Cupboards,
Stands, Lounges,Bedsteads, Mattress
and Springs in all styles.
All of which Is of the best seationed material and work-
manship, said warranted to give eatistaction. The
whole must be sold by the let of October.
(51-eo.
CAI3INET MAKER Ism 'UPHOLSTERER,
No. 295, VICTORIA ST., CLINTON.
r4r4II parties indebted to me are requested to settle
before that date.
11, tflOIAL,
• A LOT OF FURNITURE
TIM. WORTHINGTON, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
-1-/Accoucheur,Lieentiate of the'College ofPhysioian-
an d Surgeons of Lower Canada, and Provincial Licari
WA° and Coronort or theConntyof Enron. 0 ffieeand.
residence, -The building formerly ecsupied by. Mr,
Thwaites, Huron street. •
Clinton, Jan.10,1871.
' W. E. CARTWRIGHT ,Suno osiDanrier,
Graduate of the Royal Cellege of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario; has mined rooms 111
the Victoria Block, Albert Street, Clinton; where he
will constantly be in attendance, and prepared to per.
forfitt.*cvery operation conneetedwitiiDeistietry: 'ffeetb,
°attracted, or filled with gold, amalgam, or other,filling
Material. Artificial teeth inserted from one to a.
As I
SAVED FROM TILE FIRE,
To lie sold very otos; for oai for 30 de,7s,
• ..
MiDWIN KEEFER; L. D. S.,
. Jut
From the office of Trotter & Caesar, feeding. dentists
et Toronto. Second Honor Graduate Royal College
Dental Surgeons. • •
OFFICE, BEAVER BLOCK, CLINTON, OYER FOVDEE
& SON'S JEW/31.11ERN STORE. •
,
TRE MOLSONS *BANK,
hicorpo,atobyictoiparlia...080.:.
$2,000,000.
Op ALI: KINDS, AT THE.
•Head Office Montreal.
Receiving, A LOT OF NEW FURNITURE, amtmore
.6 corning, besidee our own menufacture.
GIVE ME A CALL, AT
Raeey's old Stand', lately occupied by SlteP,
pard Cooper, Albert St., Clinton.
THOM. STEVENSON.
MONEY 30 LEND
For any length, di ane and upon terms to
suit borrowers. -
10 WEST INTEREST.
.loan of any- amonnt 'and upon any tsr7Ss,
negotiated at lowest rates.
A. H. MANNING,
ATTORNEY ,A Y.1) SOLI 01Tb R,
BEAVER BLOCK, CLINTON. '
gem, gkOtiartiottotutg.
Farm to Rent,.
nx THE SIXTH CONCESSION OV MULLETT
N., five milem ClintOn, APPIY to
DR, REEVE, Cuaroti,
• STORE TO RENT.
SQTORE TO RENT, now in the course ot erection;
IN THE THRIVING TOWN OF CLINTON, Ex-
pected te be completed in about three months.
SIZE 85 BY 20 FEET.
JOHN JACKSON.
• For Sale,
,OT 27, con 14, Towneliip of Mullett, 138 acres -
J -Aon gravel road, 10 miles from Clinton and one from
Blyth- this place has been recently cleared, :fenced.
and. new buidings erected thereon, and he eon good,
well watered by spring creek and would make a- good
stock and wheat farm. Liberal terms given. Apply
to
W. W-FARRAN, Clinton.
Clinton, sept. 21, 1881. '
reagy genuine ELACk TEA, Con.
goy, for per pound.
An uncolored PURE Hk.SCil.a.:4'
cents pp pound.
'Very inferior gradee, eweepinge, etc., of Tea, have
been advertised before now as low as 88 c. pnr pound
but sueh valde as the above ,has never , before this
been offered in Clibton. • •;
clieapeot Tie; it Clinton to foil! at
JOHN 0.13EINGHAME'S. •, •
THOMAS WORKMAN, - Preeident.
•J. H. It. MOLSON, Vich•Pres.
F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager.
Notes: disebunted, • CelleetiO ns made, Draftee
: issued, Sterling and Ainerican exchange
• bought and sold at lowest
• current rates.
INTEREST`' ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
• M. LOUGH, 3Ianag6.
Feb.17, 1881. . Clinton.
JOIMSTON, MALL Iraq,
BANKERS,
ALBERT STREET; CLINTON, -ONT.
IfiRANSACT A GENERAL BANKINGSIISINESS.
Money advaneed on MOrtgages and Notes of hand.
Drafte Domed payable at per, at all the ofilees,of the
Merthant'e Bank of Canada. New York exchange
bought and SOld. PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO. ODD:
LECTIONS throughout Canada and the United States'.
SALE NOTES BOUGHT at close rates, and money
advanced to farmers on their own notes, for anylongth
of time to Snit the borrower. All marketable Maori.
ties bought and gold. •
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• BANKERS TN NEW YORE. AGENTS OF TEE •
MERCHANT'S BANE OF CANADA,
INTEREST ALLOWED ON .DEFOSITS
• A. JOHNSTON, 3. P. TI•SDALL, 'ff; A.. GALE,
Strathroy. • Clinton. .• Elora.
3. PENTLAND TISDALL, Mainiger. .
. ,
hlo Tidal, Baden, Elora.
A. JOHNSTON, T. A. GALE, 3. P. T/SDALL,
Strathroy. • niers. s, Clinton.
T. A. GALE, Manager.
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Correspondents in Canada, The Bank of Montreal
and all their agenciee. In New York, NV...Watson
and A. Lang, 69 and 61 Wall Street. -
GRAPHITE
1,111111I A OR
Saxes Oil Steam, ite
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c x rr (7) N.
FURNITUllE & SP-RINO :BED FACTORY
ist;Mber alWaYs takeh:th exaliaaltie for ffoodii• '
W. B. CRIGI1 81. 00.,.:
POTATOES Wanted,
FOR SHIPPING.
Highest 'Price Paid.°
THOlVIPSON Ss BOLES, CLINTON.
vxc-rortx,A. ST., crAwroN.
Go to COOPE
AUCTION SALE
OF' •.
TLEAL ESTATE
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419 LONDESBORO. • •
erne undersigned will sell by Public Auction, on:
the premises, on - • •
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5TH, 1881,
That property. in the Village of Londesboro, known as
Park Lot No, II., in Whenham's Survey, containing
nearly three-quarters of an acre 'ot land, situate to the
rear of Dr.: Rose's retidence• Terms of above made
known on day of sale.
Also, Twenty-five acres of land, being composed of
they/est-half of Lot No. 24, in the nth con. of Mullett,.
sitimte south of the L„ H. & IL Railway. On this
property there is a !good triune house, and tho usual
conveniences, hard anti molt water, and good frame
barn and stable, the whole well fenced,: Will be seld
subjd'et to mortgage. ., .• • ' , • .
• . SALE AT TWO O'CLOCK,' P. M.
TER1,18-4100 On day of ,ale; 4500 within one week
and the Wane° in equal 'Humid payments, to suit pur-
chaser, with intereat.
JAS-EOWS.019,:Atict.,,, W, T. HOLMES Prop
CLINTON- FALL SHOW! coTforol.m....p rizE.s-Asa raM,
CHEAP GROCERIES
Crockery, Glassware; Aic..
Oatmeal. and.: Cormiiie I alwV on hakl,
• • ALS.v
• House.Viranted.
•
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"IXT.A.NTED TO RENT, comfortable dwelling:house
v V_ eontaining-seven or.eight rooms. Apply •at this
shearluig ram, ram M , pon. og ewes
DDisT NET ultran-BNTatigs FAR Pair °healing ewes, Pair ewe•latnbe, Sneli
AHEAD OF LAST X MAR -SPLENDID *Son.
INDOOR. DISPLAY -FINE 'WEATHER Large breed: pigs -Aged boar, 13 Stanbary,
AND CROWDH1,3tOPLE , 2 J Cottle. Sow having littered in 1881, J
'S r
I Stanbury, 2 T Nott, Boar pig under eix
ths old 1 end 2 Note Sow pig under 6
The annual show of the townshipof mon
Hullett Agricultural Society was held
here on Monday and Titesday. The ar-
rangements were more complete than
umlal, and were due in a great measure to
the indefatigable exertions of Mr. W. 0,
Searle and Mr.. W. Jackson On Mon-
day evening the indoor -department was
first thrown open to the public, and the i
exhibit there, n almost all classes, was
much larger than had been anticipated.
Several of our business men resole use of
the opportunity to tastily display their
Wares, among them being A beautiful
drawing room set of fttriliturts in Russian
and velvet, and a very attractive drawing
room set in raw silk and satin, by W. B.
Crich & Co. Messrs. Broadfoot sk Box
showed a well -finished .sideboard, a neat
drawing room 'set in creton, and a beauti-
ful bedroom set in ebony bah
these exhibits were Much admired.
Messrs, Cinite Maesvhirter es Co:. made e
fine display of carpets, lnee curtains, tidy
patterns, etc. Mr.W,Jackson displayed a
general assortment agents furnisbings ;
I'. Robb allowed a pile of Bartlett black-
ing. Mr. Jas. Twitehell, heavy and light
harness trunks, valises, and • boots and
shoes. 'Harlana Bros. several stoves and
tinware. Mrs. ltl, J. Norsworthy, sewing
and knitting mathines. Doherty organ
Co., a couple of their excellent organs.
R.W. Graham exhibited sewing machines.
E. Corbett, an assortment of tweeds, grey
flanneles And blankets. • In ladies worls'
there was a:magnificent display Of plain
and fancy needlework eat' kinds; there
being a very large Collection ,r)f teety and
well -worked mantle and bracket drapes,
*all pockets, cushions, etc. and prominent
among which were splendid dolleotions by
Mrs. Wm. Murray, Mrs. Wm, Jackson
and 4Irs. George E. Pay, Miss J. 'Rob-
inson made an exhibit of eleven fine
pencil drawing's, IVIisses Ida and Hattie
Davis, a good assortinent of the same,
and several by'J. Stewart, Benmiller, were
very much adinired. :There was the usual
displaysof quilts; &MC ofthein pretty, but.
several where the colors were anything
but harmonious. The display ,of butter'
was very large as was the display of al-
most all kinds of roots and vegetable* The
collection of Mr. J. Allinson being an ex-
tensiveone; The Collection of fruit was
not very large, which was doubtless due
to the season, but what there was, was 6*-
'beptiou'ally goad :•-•"OtitstdeSM'esgraSH",'Cail-
and J. Molloy .exhibited a windmill for
pumping purposes, the invention of the
fernier, which seemed to . answer its. purS.
Notice • pose admirably, and pOsi
4essed several m-
,.
, ' proyements over others of its 'kind. Mr.
lierObY given that tho undersign ed will notbe re W.11. Cooperexhibited an assortment Of
this date, without his written order. . . • •
his artifice' atone for building purposes
sponsible for any debts contracted in his name, after
. RQBERT.PEACOCK, Orantomconsiderable
Tuckerszeith, Sept. 15,1811. , • . *4 Marble etc. winch attracted
•
• House to Let.
MHAT conveniently eituated house on the corner ef.
Huron and Orange Streets. Rent -reasonable. For .
particulars apPly to
. MRS, MOUNTCASTLEt Some& street. '
notice,. • •
••. Caution.
. • .
A"pereens found trespassing .o'n'Ibts Sil and 84,
3rd Con. of Stanley, cutting down timber, or tak-
ing thither away therefrom, will be prosecuted accord-
ing toiaw. .
Stanley, Sept. 15. 4 4 • NiM. PEARSON.
?dye celebrated .Zuglisli Broakint b00%
Long Clear Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams,
And No. 1 4.A.np,
At prices which canhOt be iie4,ton le town. •
HIS 60. C. TE -A -.A SPECIALTY
'SOLE AGENT FOR
Dobbins'.EtECTRIC.S0A.P.
EZURIVED, A LOT OP
GEM: -FRUIT JARS.
sASIt FOU . EGGS.
.• THOMAS COOPE13,,
aisle= STREET, CLINTON:
R. M. RACIErSi
IRON ANO !AMORE MERCHANT'
' CLINTON.
•
BOOTS AND $1111E
w. Taylor 1, Son
ARE SELLING THE
,Balance of thoir
•• ,jSurtualer Stock
House and Lot, for Sale..
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THE subscriber offers for sale. that ,well situated
•House and Lot 'on Huron Street, just below the
Conisnereial .IIotel, at present occupied by, far. Thos.
wewmareb. TM lot is one-fifth of an acre. • Forterms
which are reasonable, apply to D, B1 KENNEDY.
tgelinton, Sept. 15. . *4 • ISAAC SKINNER.
Stray Sheep. •
•QTRANTED from the premises of the bscriber, Lot
1.7 34, Baytiehmon. Goderich Vp, 0 Ewes, i Ram and
4, Lambs ; tho lamb's tails were iistt:, docked, and they
all bad a tar mark across the shoulder. any !meninx -
tion that -will lead.to their recovery, will be Suitably
rewarded. •
• Goderich t`p:Sept. 16. • "9 PETER PERDUE.
-'» Stray Heifer..
QAME Into the premises of the subscriber, Lot 28,
4th Con. East Wawanosh, about the middle of Au-
gust, a yearling red Heifer; baying a little white on the
The owner is hereby notified to prove property,
pay charges, and take it away, • .,
JEREMIAH PARKS.
GicatlyREDITED PRICES
TO MARE ROOM POR PALL HOODS.WM, TAYLOR & SON
0
MARI= nOtido, CLINTON.
.EVENING CLASSES.
MITE Classes in connection with the MECHANICS'.
1 INSTITUTE, will commence on the evening of
IViit_31sTDA.-Sr, 10th ESID.P T. JAMES
SCOTT, teacher of the Exiglish branchet MISS Cl.
MOUNTCASTLE, teacher of Drawing. For term apply
10 CURTIS J. STEVENSON, or the Teachers.
Notice to Debtord..
Illoriths,1 aud 2 Nett.
Sawa, BREED l'IGS-Suffolk-Ageel boar, 1
J Govier. Sow having littered in 1881, 1 W
Stevrart. Boar pig under 1 year, 1 and 2 J
Grieve. Boar pig under 6 months, 1 and 2 J
Grieve, Sow pig under .6 months, 1 W Stew-
art, 2 G A Cooper,
BIREfunss PIGS, SMALL BREKD-Aged
boar, It Turner. Sow having littered in
1881, J Meyer, Boar pig, under 1 year, 1 and
2 H Snell. & Son.. Sow pig under one year, It,
J Turner. Boar pig under 6 Months, 1 T Rat-
tenbnry, 2 G A Cooper. Sow pig under six
months, 1R Gray, 2 G A Cooper.
PODLTRY-Bleek spanish, 1 and 2 W Grieve.
Light Brahmas, R W 'Runciman, 2 E Mar-
shall. Dark Brahmae, 1 Ogle Cooper, 2 IS Run-
ciman. Golden Polands, 1, It W Bunaiman, 2
E T Holmes. Spangled Homburgs, 1 and 2
J Keine. Silver penciled Ramurgs, Win
Grieve, Plymouth 11Q41$86 1 W Kunciraan,
2 W Grieve. -13u11 Cochins, 1 T Relines,
2 W Grieve. Game fowls, 1 and 2 J Ewing.
Bantams, 1 M. 11,tincinian, B Hodgins.
Ducks, 1 W Grieve, Mrs Stokes. Muscovy
Bucks, 1 W Giieve,, 2 W Stewart. Geese, 1
,1 GI -Oyler, 2 J Wigs+. . Turkeys, 1 J Goer, 2,
Meyer. Collection Singing Bird!!! ,1 W Mur.
ray, 2 W Cottier, Collection of pigeons, 1 Et
Callender, 2 B Hodgins. Collection of Fovrle,
1 R Runcitaau, 2 E Marshall. .
Gitarn AND Patar-Fiie busbelsirtll wheat
1 T Cubed, 2 J Wigginton. Fall wheat, 1.
J Salkeld, 2 Thos COrbett. Spring wheat, 1
Tno Salkeld, 2 D Tiplady. White oats, 1 a
Salkeld; 2 Jae Nott. Six -rowed berley,1 John
Salkeld. Collection apples, Geo A Cooper,
Fall apples, T Johnston. 2nd collection ap-
ples,.1 G A Cooper, 2 A Lines. Golden rus-
sets, W Merge* Open air grapes; Wm C
Searle. Concord grapes, W C Searle. Rod-
gers 19, W 0 Searle. Hartfercl prolific, W
C Searle... Northern spy, W Morgan. Man.:
Muth pippins, G A Cooper. Snow:iapples, 0
Cooper. Rhode Island greeniogs, G A Cooper.
Spitzenburg,,W Msergan. Baldwins, G Mid-
dleten. Variety .4 plums, 1 W C Searle, 2
Jas Smith. Winter pears,. W Morgan. Fall
pears, John Salkeld. 9.p.noes, Jos. .Ewings.
NEANUFACTURES-Ileme made cloth, J
Gil-
mour.. Home made flannel, 1 VS Callender, 2
Mrs Stokes. Rothe made blankets, J Wise,
Factory -made clothrfaeterymadeilannel and
factory
factory inade-blanketii, p Corbett. Double
. set farm hareess, J Twitehell. Buggy har-
ness; Twitchell. •Pegged boots, J Twitehell.
Parlor set of furniture, 1 'W B Crich & Co., 2
Broadfopt ,Ss Box. Mhrble work, W 11Coopert,
Artifieial stone, recommended, W Choper.
Grape wine T Fear • • - '
•The' entry .of .Idirses was nrit only un-
iaually largo, -there being over 150,. but
they were of a very siiperiot class, almost
without exception, in all clasaes; the heavy
draught taking . precedence, and even in
the generatpurpose class the heavy drau-
ght blood is plainly seen. This depart-
ment of the outside show appeared to have
'the greatestettractions for spectators, the
ring being sturounded, by a. good:crowd
during the entye. time of .judging. In
Cattle the entries were meagre, both in
thorci-kreds and grades., but although Sevr.
they Were very good. In sheep and pige •
the • entries were not numerous, but they
were good inboth 'depattmentai In im-
plements, carriages, waggons, etc., there
was net a great display. . The poultry ex-
hibit was very good; there appearing te
be quite a number of poultryfanciers in
this neighborhoodsas the varieties are in-
creasing II:I:number; andathere were sohle
'splendid birds among them. • ' '
The secend day being a fine one, the
tendanee was exceedingly large, and taken
altogether, the show was the most success-
ful ever held, and passed off with.the•most
satisfactory reedits. Below is .the prize
list, ais near correct as We have been able
to get its
. •
NOTICE is hereby given; that all.parties indebted to
the undersigned, must pay their accounts before the.
first of October next, -otherwise they will be pladed
Ociurt for colfectIon. . HENRY 'PLUMb'TEEL,,
•' Clinton; Sept. 1st, 1881, . • '
House for Sale..
DWELLING House foe sale on Mary Street, Clinton.
Nino rooms, hard and soft water, oncluerter of
an• nem of .ground. 'Price low. Terms to suit pur-
chaser. Apply -to J. A. 1.1pLLE'S, Guelph, or .
03 • • . ' • W. W. FARMAN.' .
A NEW AND rAlPlitOVED
CID33:31R)
AT
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LCINDESBORO • •
35 jolIN WALKER, Vr.hiprieter
• Veciersinata-sColleetion garden vegibibles,
sTabliansonis- Twesveritties-petsitisKTTIibI
Holloway, 2 T , Early rose potatoes,
1 J !Johnson, 2 Mrs. T ,MoMichael. Beauty
of -hebron, 3 Salkeld. Snowflake, H Joiner.
Long inangold Wurtsels, 1 T Stephenson, 2 T
Fear. Yellow' globe wurtzels, 1 11 Snell,2
W Pearson. Long orange eareats, 1 S. Allan -
son, 2 J Salkeld, White Belgian 'carrots, 1
I Reynolds, 2 J Marquis. • Swede turnips,
T Stephenson, 23 Allanson. Grey stone tur-
Stephenson. White glebe turnips, J
•Allansen: Short garden carrots, 1 T Hollo-
way, .2 .A Innes. 'Long blood beets,.1 Joseph
Allanson, 2 S Cook. Blood turnip beet's, I S
Cook: 2 J Allanson. Parsnips; 1 J. Allanson,
2 H jokier. .Winter cabbage, 1 $ Cook, 2 M
Kelly. Pickling cabbage, J Allanson. Cau-
liflower, 1 J Ewing's; 2 S Look: • Onions; from
seed,' 1 S Cook, 2 T Fear.. Potato (alas, 1
W C Searle, 2, W Morgan. - Corn, 1 J 13 Lind-
say, 2 ' J Salkeld. Water melOns, 1 J Qin»
rainghaine, T Allantion... Musk Melons, jos
Allanson,' Citron's, 1 T Allanson, 2 T Fear.
Red 'tomatoes, 1 J Silkeld, as cook. Pump-
kin, rJ Salkeld, 2 Wm Morgan. •Squash, 1
4.Allanflon, 2 11 Joiner:. ' Celery, 1 J
Allan -
son, 23 Ewing... • .• • ,
DAIRY PRODUCK.-Tvfp kegs:salt butter, 1
G A Cooper,' 2, Jno Govier. 15 lbs crook
biitteri.1 J Govier, 2 W Robinson. .10 lbs.
butter, 1 Shipley, 2 .1 Collins. 5 lbs but.
ter,. W Robinson. Factory made :cheese, J
Murray. ,Maple molasses, 1 W Morgan, 2 .T
Johnston. Itoine made cheese, T McMichael.
Herne made breadel 3 Wise, 2 T Holloway,
Baker's bread, Win Lee.: s ,
ImrLEmENTS.--Two horse buggy, open, 7
& F Storey, One horse buggy , Open, J Bruns.'
don: One horse butter'.J Brunsdon. • Fan-
ning mill, Ai McTaggart & Co.' 'Gang plow,
1 T 'Tipling,' 2 W Miming.. Pair iron her -
Tows, '1 T • Tiplirig, 2- a Miller. Democrat
waggon. H Caution. Tufnip seed drill, j IS
Weir. • Turnip cutter, 3 Bruinidon. Horse
shoes; 1 T Tiling, 2 D Hogan; Wooden
pump, DRoss. Wooden• axle patent Skein
lumber waggon, 1 J Brunsdon, 2,11 Cannon..
Wooden plough; 1 T Tipling, 2 J B Weir.
Wrought iron beam plough, 1 J 13 Weir, .g J
Miller. HONG hoe or souffle?, 1 J.Young, 2
B Weir. Windmill for. pumping, Call &
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HURON LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION..
MEE Annual Sale under tho auspicee o tho Huron
Live Stock Association, will be held in the TOWN
OP CLINTON, on Iiietintsiday, October 39,
1881. Parties desiring to enter Idocit for thissale,
can do 80 up 10 1110 morning Of the sale ; but only such
as is entered with the Secretary en or before the 15th
of September. ean appear in the Side' Catalogue, All
entries intuit be accompanied by the required fee, and
owners of ADS11C YOUSt send In the pedigrees of their
animals fully made out and plainly written.
Tsang or EsTimses.-Pereaaii thoroughbred atallion,
Mare, bull, cow or 'heifer, 92; for.each pair of sheep or
swine, 50 cents ; grade stock half price. A commission
Id 1 per cent. will•be charged en all Stock libld. MI
who intend entering should have the pedigree of their
stock In the eatalogue. All entries muat be tuldresmed
to the Secrete:4,a Solihull', and further information
desired will be furnished by him.
MeLVJAN, &ZINO) SeetotarY.
J'AS, BIGGINS, Clinton, President,
HEAVY Iloaszs-Brood mare hav-
Jug raised foal in 1881,, 1st J McMillan, 24 A
Line's •Spring foal, ist J McMillan, 24 T
McMichael, 3 -yr old gelding or filly, 1 and 2
P McGregor. 2 -yr old.filly, 1 Jas Laiit, 2 T
McMichael. !•2 yr. old gelding, 1 Wm Weir,
2 W Shipley. Year olefilly, 1 W Deld,42 W
Weir. Year old gelding, 1 J Govier,' 2 Wm
Dale; Team, 1 3 McMillan, 2 E Butt, Ene
tire yearling colt, T Gilmore. S McMillan,
STANLEY.
Mr, G. Baird, sr, has been re-engaged
for School Section No. 1, Stanley:, at the
same salary as last year, $590; this makes
the 22nd year Mr. Baird has been, in the
section.
tiUMME111111.4114 AND vIDINITY.
• Effortsare being made to get up an .en-
tertainment in connection with the Episs
copal church. *A Summerhill, to corae off
sometime in the beginning of next month.
Proceeds in aid of the building fund,
1.1(3,14ETT.
Goon We --One day last week Mr, 2
W. Coventry threshed, with steam thresh- ,
er, on the farm of Mr. Thornton Wallace,
7th con. ofYllullett, 800 buehels cif grata
in less than 10 hours, Of this amount 309
was wheat, 300 oat's, and 200liarley,
Rernanitn.-John Stanley, who went to '
Dakota last spring, returned home to Kin -
burn last week, lie likes the place but
says the water is very bad and this causes
nunaber to leave,- •
Wm, Smith, one of the pioneers. of Mil-
lett, left on Thursday last for New Buffalo,
Dakota, where he intend -Cloaking. his
home. He did not take his family with
him, they intendremaining here. until ;
spring. Mr. Smith diclnot sell his farm '
as hi
e ntended. He owns 640Aeres in Da- °
kota.
41./P.,&KER PIONEER GONE.-Deeth has
removed another of the early settlere-.
of Huron, in the person of Mr. Thee.
Mills, sr., who died at the residence Of his •
son in Hullett, on Saturday, at the age of
83 years, in great happiness. He cause to
thhs.country 05 years ago, residing in Que-
bec until 1850, when he moved up to Mc- •
Killop, and eettled there, remaining' for
many years, about 8 yegiiiiiigo be went to
live With his son, in Hulletts He was
..faithful member of the Methodist Church,
being of a quiet dispositions he never took
any active part in municipal or public af-
fairs, but, he nevertheless enjoyed it very •
large circle of intimate acquaintances.
He was the fattier 'of Mr. J. W..Mills Olin- ,
ton, Mr. John and Thomas Mills, gullett,
and Mr. McCiewr, of McKillop.
funeralstit Tiondesboro cemetery, was very
largely attended. . '
GoDERICIL 'TOWNSHIP.
. OnSecif the.. Meltinan•boya back trout .
Mr. Geo. Cox, jr., left last week for
Mepitoba. •• - •
Miss Mary A, Hendry is visiting friends'
in thevicinity of her fonder home; at
Porter's Hill. 7, •
Special services have been started at
-tether Olroali-,-.ITArair,7MF::'7Lfiliigetiiii, •
iseisted hy Mv Cooke. Much good is ••
likely to remit therein:Mi.
• • Mr.Evane, in hitlf-a•dey, threehed about
1400 bushels of oats for Mr. Austin.--
-
.
Barry Cole's Ben and Fast-SawyeellenOry
did the feeding, AndJas. Conley's hired
man cut the teed's. • •
G. P. Honses-Biood Mirehaving raised
foal in 1881, 1 T• McMillan, 2 J Marquis. -
Spring colt, 1 A Innes, 2 D Tiplady. 3 -yr old
gelding or filly, I Thee Walker, 2 Wns 'Weir.
2•yr old filly, 1 A Taylor, 2 G Witt. 2.yr old
gelding, 1 3' -Salkeld, 2 'G Watt, . Year old
1 S Pluminers'2 W Dale. Year Old
gelding, 1 Barber; 2 W Weir. Sean, 1 T
Shibley, 2 W Weir.
:Rams on CARRIAGE Roasts - Brood mare
hiving raised foal'in 1881, 1 Doherty &
binge, 2 S Avery, Spring colt, 1 Thcialloon;
2 $ McDougall. 2 -yr old gelding, 1 T Bruns -
don, 2 F.,;Youngbint, 2 -yr old filly, 1 A Innes,
2 Jae Sutherland. Year old gelding, 1 John
Meyer, 23 Govier. 'Year old filly, 1 A.Innite
2 S McDougall. Span, 1 -Doherty &Gibbings,
2T Bissett. Buggy horse, 1 T Welker, 2 T
Bistiett. 'Saddle horse, 1 Jno," Itattenbery,
a Avery. Best road or carriage horse, any
age, A Danes. ,
l'UOROBRED Carsiss--Milch Cow, I- and
Snell & Sop, One -yr old heifer, 1 11 Snell &
Son, 2 A ElCoet, ,Bull cell, 1 A lillcoat, 2 II
Snell St' Son. Heifer calf, H Snell & Son.
NATIVE OR GRADE CATTLE,-IVIi1011 COW, I
G Shipley' 2 A Innis, Two -yr old heifer, F
1' Goodwin. One -yr old heifer, land 2 Itobt
Ferris, Bull calf, 'spring, 1 Rolit*Forrie, 2 M
McTaggart. Heifer calf, 1 G Shipley, 2 A
Xenia. Three -yr old steer, 1 and 2 T Stan -
buil. Two -yr old steer, 1 X Grant, S Theis
Staribury. .
Leictierses AND THEIR GRADES., --Aged rant,
H Snell ds Son. Shearling ram, II Snell &
Son, Ram lamb, 1 It Snell & Son 2 Wm
Grieves. Pair Aged ewes, 1 and 2 If Snell &
Son, Pair shearlieg ewes, 1 W Grieves, 2 H
Snell & Son, Pair ewe lamb's, 1 11 Snell ok
Son, 2 W Grieves,
LADIES' Weitz -Palmy braiding, 1 Mrs G
Nott, 2 Mrs Stokes. Tatting, 1 Me Rudolph,
'2 Mrs G Swarts. Crochet work, Wool, I Mrs
3 Shipley, ,12 Mho Pains, Lace work Mrs
Rudolph, 2 Mrs E Johnston. Embroidery in
cotton or muslin, 1 Mrs Rudolph, 2 Mrs T
McMichael. Embroidery in worsted, 1 Mrs
Johnston, 2 Mrs Rudolph. Embroidery in
silk,1 Mrs Rudolph, 2 Mrs W Jackson.
Bead' work, 1 • Mrs Rudolph, 2 Miss Paine.
Icnitting, faisey,1 Mre McMichael, 2 Mra
Rudolph. Knitting, cotton !stockings; 1 Mies
Paine, 2 Mrs McMichael. Crochet work, cot-
ton, 1 Mrs J Wisp, 2 Mrs Morley. Patch
work in 'silk or velvet, 1 and 2 Mho Paine.
Patch work in quilt, 1 'Mks Paine, 2 Mrs W
Callender, Gent's lined shirt, 1 Miss Nash,
it Mrs 'Stokes, Grblit'S cotton 'shirt, 1 1VEss
Nash, 2 Mies Stokers. Geettes fancy flannel
shirt, WS Stokes. Hair work. Mrs GAOL
Berlin, wool work, flat, 1 Mrs Stokes, 2 Miss
Paine. Berlin wool work, raised, 1 Mrs T
MeMiebeel, 2 Miss Paine. Braiding 0.11
Miss Paine. Leather work, Mrs T McMichael.,
Flowers, silver wire, Miss Paine. Varnser's
wreath, T Gilmour, Fancy chair in wool
woik, W Murray. Pencil drawing, 1 It 'Cal-
lender, 2 Stewart, Specimen penmanship
by bey under 13 year's Staxibury. • Specie
men penmanship by girl under 13 years, J
Salkeld. Crayon 'Sketch, 0Stewart, . Pair
woollen stocking's 1 Miss VatiEgmcind, 2 Miss
Nash, Pair woollen socks, 1 Miss Nash, 2
Mrs Stokes, Pair woollen gloves,1 Mrs
Stokes, 2 W Callender. Log cabin quilt,
Mise Payne. tag rnat, W Robinson, Mrs A
McKenzie. Collection house plants, 1 Win
alarray, 2 J S 'Welker. Colleetioil of indices'
work, 1 Mrs'Or PaY62 Mrs TV Murray. Re•
commended --Collection of drawings, 1 Miss
Robinson, 2 Misr' It DaVis.
Tieeneits Envie:lets-Mr. john Smith,
teacher on the 10th, Con.; has been, re -en- •
aged for the year 1882; at a Belay of
HO. Mr. Eberhardt halt been .engaged. .
to teach in S. S.. No. 00 Gederich town-
* When Harry Bone a fano laborer who
is io.the employ: of'..Mr. Jas. Lorranee,
was ori his way hone from Toronto, he got
on 'a wrong train and finding his mistake
as the train was moving juniped offsktiock-
ang out .severarteeth and otherwiso.brdis-
ing himself. • . • ' .
. Bansi ',13.11ENBC.-At about. -fiv.e 'o'clock .
on -Friday afternoon last, the barn pf
Messrs. Baskerville on the lfitli con., on
what is known aathe `.‘ Ab. Nesbitt faros,"
was 'burned tothe grbundsItitinsvas Steadily
felling when the fire WAS discovered; there
had been no lightning to strike the barn,
and „what caused the fire is a mystery, as
no one had been Orbited the place for some ,
time. A person Who drove peat after the'
barn hadrjust,been ISeined, sew a geniis. ,
'sitting by the roadside near tho • premises,
but whither he had anything., to do with
it's burning is . a mere conjecture:, The .
barn contained all this year'sbrop, and the
loss will fall heavy on the.boys. who, it is
said, had no, insurance: $1,500 will not
cover the. loiss.. • -
. • •
dwiien lit me Mine to cure
bronitotuTritoovitaeo.n:0:maajoadt
%4 d
Ts what a lady o n to her husband.. '
her of sick headache and neuralgia which had
made her miserable for fourteenyears. At the ,
first attack thereafter it was admistered to her
with such good resulta, that eho continued lee •
use until cured, and made so enthusiastic in its
praise, that she induced•tiienty-two of the best
families in her circle to adopt it as their regular
family medicine.. That " tuff" is Hop Bitten.
-Standard:
LONDESDORO.
Messrs, Wm.: Herrington and Geo.
Cockerline, have returned from Manitoba:
They were greatly taken up with that coun-
try, And if every body took their Advice, ,
Londesboro Would be a deserted village,
etid
tlie. neighborhood • for miles. aroein. I
"would be abandoned by its•present inhabi-
tants.A Car load OE stook and a waggon left •
hero on Wednesday fox the London Exhi- '
i,n.
J Ainos and 'It Wallace, wJii10 e;ut
shooting bat Teesday, Ca= across it wild
cat and fited ten Shots at it but they had
only fine shot and did not get it.
141.11r AND ItECHERQDR.--This Moat exqUifilte
little toilet gem extant for,theleeth and breath,
IST"hTefa
kljnfinY'on:1
tR:fikh:ofHay,ntPeloa6ceilt8'known RS
r
the Shaffer farm, haa been sold to Mr, John
Consort, of the Parr Line,sStanley, for the suiti
of $5,440. The farm contains 150 acres, and is •
5. d
sPlandul bargain at this price, •
SBE To XT.-7.,opesti, (from Brasil) will sure. tho• '
Worst ease Of Dyspepsia- A Sin& dose will
relieve 111 11 logreo that Shows its woriderfat •
curative powers, and its peculiar tuition upon
the stomach and digestive organs. It is a posi-
tive end absolute cure for costiveness and con-
stipation, acting in it rtinlaricablo way upon the
system, eerrying off iMpurities. As a liVer re-
gulator its actions are most remarkable, 11
toneand StibIttlatse the liver to COM.011,
eorroets the fields and reguleteti the bewele. A
few doses Will !surprise you, 'giampiu bottion 10
cents.