The Huron Expositor, 1883-05-11, Page 5REAL
STATE `f
FOR SALE —Fee sans 1
lex Grey, oontaining 100 •
acrea of which sure cleared, Weill
good. state of eultivation, the
lit
timbered with ham
ck
- sthe hush hag never te
buildinge and na lard dwelling
orchard and plenty of gee im
tad for roadR, seheckle tike J t*
particulars apply t4 the p- „
uns or to Walton PF 0. THO
in Tuckerenilth, being g to
2, L. R S., Trtcker.t'h. Ther
i frame house, a frame b eaten
een
a go orehard and two good `walla.
8a acres cleared said 70 free of etaie
under-drain3.d and in a good state
the balance is well thiabered with h
asituated within one mile of Ere
and eenvenient to schools and
within 6 miles of Seaforth. and 7 r
toe, and a good gravel road to both
particulars apply to the ro�etor
ilea, or by- letter to T O S I+d UN
field P. Q.
'pAria FOR SALE.—Lot No. 83
eon
township of East Wtuvanoah, cot -o
ron, containing 200 acres, about 130
and ander cultivation, the remainder w
bared with hardwood, with a sulteleee
of cedar for fencing pure Theme
premises a good subatanti-til
house cella
with a good stoma ale' d
r. well
th:ooghout and newly built; also .a
.and pump convenient ; stoodrn
bas witty
underneath, good orchard and we
would suit welt for stock raising rat
farm is well situated, being on *good
throe Writes from the village of Iden
ehte
about four miles from the village ofBly
there are good ntrkets w.th railway -
-Terms.—€nue third of the purchase mo,
the balance to silit the purchaser. A
'JAMES BROWNt on the premises,
Blyth P. 0.
'ENTIRE STOCK FOR. SERV'
1. r T. Fait Sg %iUE -The under
kec p on lot 23, let concessionofTwe
L. R. S., a Thoroughbred Rulleer a bull
sire registered Mahe old Herd Book, me
dam registered in the new herd mak. Tenet
$1.50 to insure, aad $e for the sewn.
At.KENIIE;,D:
RERKSiTIA PIG.—Te ueldoif
keep €iurine' the present season
conceal -40n 3, I.c. R. 11., Tuekersrmith, a Th
bred Berkshire Pig, to which a limited to
E f sows will be admitted. Tering—a
l pee
with the privilege of returning if
Mere
TO tTOOK BREEDER
1 HE undersigned will keep for the !re
meat of stock during the preae its
avis farm, lot 27, concession 8, Hibbert theTe
Thoroughbred Bull, ,. Lord Wilton," ,
Wilton is of red c-oler, was calvee Pe
l`2, and was bred by Messrs. George .11131 a
E,vlatvare, Ont.; got by Earl of cardigan 1143,
- i ire ?ter, by 3rd Earl of Darlington Mame
lam Elvira 2nd, by Pelaee 545, great _grand
I Ivira, by Belt Duke of Oxford 644 ;
Kentucky 1}y Burnside • 618, Elie by
Effie by John tr. flaunt, Jr. COO,
Prince .''i ibert 2nd 851, America by
e2, Ludy Eiiz sbeth (imparted) by Emp„.
F lvira by Fluke 1933, by Wellington
Vetting Remus 2522, ley Midas 435,. by Trot
?aa, by Bolingbroke 86 Terms.—$2 .p
si h special rates for thoroughoreds. To
JanuArv, It3t3•i. DAVID Mare
WELCOME.
THE well—knownF
ed Heavy Drs
Stallion, [. Welcome,”
property of Marna
Laughlin de Horton,
atanri for the improv.
of stock this seesee at
ewe : Moan ee—Wall leave his own stable. la
:>ncee-s1on 13, AlcKino.p, and proceed to Folli
xotei, Winthrop, for noon' thence. to Iia.
:Law's hotel, Seaforth, for night. Triaseey—ar.
aroceed to Br ownlee e hotel,, Alma, for nOrtd
ze- ce to hi -Auburn hotel for night. Weesya
- Will proceed north to Thos Neilse s,
Or noon; thenen to his own stable for , ..
ritr;xsryyv 'trill proceed to Beirne's hotel, W
ore, for noon ; thence -o Roe's hotel,•B
or night, and remain until Friday noon;
N est 2i miles along the 5th concession,
;hence South 2 miles to Wm. McArthur'
right-
SATURDAY --W1 proceed South 2
hence East to.Beirrie'ai hotel, Walton, for n
,hence to his own stah:e, where he wfll.
rntit the following Monday morning. (,p�
ifeEWEN, Manager.
NOTICE TO CRE ITOR&
IIDURBISANT taeluipter one hundred antigens
of the RevisediStatutes of Ontario, all
Ons having claim7against the late CharIott+i
n his lifetime of the Township of McE'iilop,li
he County of Huron, Drover, deceased,whod
he the Eleventh day of april, A.: D. 1883, arta
Iulred to send in to F.olmested,Esq.,8eefee
lutaario Solicitor for Iter McEwan, John 84
ow and John Menarey_ Executors of thelsst
and testament of the s id deceased, on orbehei
he sixth day of June next, their Christian ani
urnantes and full particulars and proofs of *It
hilus and demands upon the estateof t1aaA
eased ; and notice is hereby given that
aid'Executors will after the said sixth day
une next proceed to distribute the assets o-
aid deceased among the persons entitled tb
axing r egard only to the claims and dei ouch
hich they shall then have notice
Dated at Seaforth the 8th day of May, 183$.
05-4. F. IIOLMESTFD, Solicitor for Eunice,
AUCTIOII SALES.
HCTiOrtl SALE GF A DWELLING 1100
IN SEAFORTEI.—air. J. P. Brine hal We
Madded by the Proprietors, to sell by Wilt
notion, at the Comma offal Hotel, Beatnik -LI
etarday, May /9, 181,3, at 2 o'olook F m•,Pri
maforrable and commodious residence, a# 10.
int occupied by Mr. Lyons. on Viotorla 814
ar the °ethane ohnreh_ The hone entail
rlor, dining room, sitting room, kitchen IL
d room on the groand flat and four bed seen'
G• -stairs, togetle r with a good cellar saga s
her necessary convenience& There is a Oa
undation under the house. Heed and lx
ater, and a, stable and woodshed. Pots
ven at any time. The property will palm
sold without reserve: Terris —Tenn per'`
the parchese money to he paid on the *L.
and for the balance terms will be
o WIr at the Bale, or previously on applicaksia
M. WHITNEY, Seaforth.
JOHN BEACOM, CLINTOIL
DEAR Sin.—AB yon made a sfa$eftil+
e clay of the Goderich Show-, that yea
etch me any day, I deem it, best thatth
owlet know before the season closes
e best horse, I hereby challenge you
ntr stallion Tontine, against my stallien
urbon, for ned.00.a sic —mile heats -b
: e raga to take place 1 on either t1
inton track, and on on either the th
July 2nd. I have to -day deposited
Fids or A. 3 . Polly, Goaerioh, as a 10
anee to be put up the morning of the
challenge will remain open for Isar.-
up-
2Aadup. Yours,' &e.—J. P. M
OOR-
derich, May 5th,_i8 _
ULY EXAMINATION,
IRST CLASS, GRADE "0" NON-.
SIONAL, will begin at the Norma>
ionto, Monday, July` 9th, at 2 p. m•
ediate 3rd and 2nd ?*I -Professional'.
'A at the High Schooll! of the countea
ly 3rd, at S a, m.
The Professional examination . for
iicates will begin at the couclusir,-
n-professional examination..
e examination for first -014a%
will begin after the eoncclon
onat examination.
is indispensable that cand dateas ?p
e Secretary not later than the 1st of
eir intention to present themselves" for
tion; and furnish; the' necestary ct rbi
anter and service.
Forme of notice to begiven b-9 ea&
evloualy, can be obtained oar *PP
e Secretary. tb$In
where desiring to i
am nation must be particular i°
gh School at which they desire• to
optional subject they intend to take.
PETER ADAM80N,
2 Secret -Aryl
KAN' ' 1883
1
D U N C
'Iu addressing our rn
them that what we say is correct .ih el
est and most fashionable goods, ;but t1
any house, and that in the best m.arke
our customers. Our goods are marke
very lowest,
}{ HURON EXPOSITORp.
SEA ORTH, ONT.
•
& DUNCAN
ny cus
ery partic
cheapest
s. We sell
to sill for
e
°diets through the Expositor, eve eau assuie
lar.
(con
You, will find on examina-vion'of our stock, not only the new-
yidei ing the quality) in, the _ market. We buy independen ind.ependen.0-
•goocis on less profit than houses i ,the city, and better value to
cash or trade, and the public can depend on ge4ing prices at .
F
Cus rs at a distance from 'Seaforth can have samples and prices sent on application. Good
sent by hprss or Stage.
DUNCAN & DUNdAN'S i the place to buy foods for ready money.
SILKS AND SATINS.
Moire Silks, Brocade Summer Silks, Moire and Satin
Stripe, Ottoman Cord, Gros Grain, Glade Silks at
DUNCAN & DUNOAN'S
COLORED DRESS SILgS.
Brown, Plum, Navy, Garnet, Bronze, ,Drab and Mode. All
colors in Plain Satins. Black Satins full range of prices, from
750 up, worth $1, at
Duncan & Duncan's, Seaforth.
DRESS GOODS.
Plain and. Fancy All -Wool, Small Check and Plaids, all
wool French goods in Plain and Twills, Nun's Veiling and Cloth
in all the new shades, Colored Cashmeres in all shades, Fine
Scotch .Gingham, Sateens in all fancy patterns, Prints in large
variety at
Duncan & Duncan's, seafort..
477—QUESTION—Who first used th-eterm f AI -
mighty Dollar ?"
LACEAND FANCY GOODS,
Lace Collars in endless variety, Embroidered Collars very
cheap, J-Tandkerchief Sets—a new thing; Four Ply .Linen Col-
lars, $1 per dozen. The largest stock of Laces in. ail makes,
White and Cream. ; Real Laces, Black and White, up to $4 a
yard. All colors of Lace and Embroidery to match Dress
Goods this season. A rare stock of White G-oods for summer
--cheap. AJJ sorts of Frillings and neck wear at
Duncan & Duncan's, Seaforth,
481—QUESTION--Do all clocks and watches give
the same number of ticks or beats- to the
minute ? _
ilIMMINompaininommumzwaigir
Our Millinery room i, in full !running order. All the novel-
ties of the season to cho se from. Hats and Bonnets for all.
Flowers, Feathe$s, Ribbons, Silko, &c., at
Dune • n. Sc
HOUSE FURNIS
Special val
& DUNCAN ca
house in the cit
and Towelings,
American and E
Curtains and L
the best All -Wo
cheap.
e in th
and
Shee
White
+ glish Ti
mberqui
1 and TLT.
11
465 --QUESTION
the Law ?
unc an's,
eaforth.
INGS & STAPLE GOODS
se goods;, im»orted direct. DUNCAN
sell these gocd.s as cheap Rs any
mg anc4 Pillow -Cottons Table , Linen
ottons, the best value in Canada ;
eking, Wool Damask, Cretonnes, Lace
ns. Carpets—Brussels and Tapestry,
ion. Good Table and '-Piano Covers
hat are
r
1
A boy stood with an umbrel.a, with a cord tied to it, in a
public doorway. Eleve + persons thought that that umbrella
was theirs, and arried it with them the length of the string.
They then suddenly dropped it, and went off without once look-
ing back or stopping to pick it up again.
0„;
the Nine Points. of
TTMBR
LLAS, PARASOLS, &C.
A' large stock of Cot on and Zenalla Umbrellas .at
Duncan & Du can's. mm nse stock of Silk and, Alpaca
Umbrellas and s inshades1 on hand. Parasols in all qualities,
from 25c to $5, mported direct, and worth more money than
we ask at Dune n & Du can's. A large stock of Ladies' Ulster
Cloth and Melto 's Wate proof Cloaks, and Rubber Circulars of
every size for Ladies' an Children.
OAK H�
WE
L, SEAFORTH
ARE S,Ii.OWING FOR SPRING
300 NE P4TTER1S 300
Of TWEEDS i Scotch, English, Irish and Canadian, - all of
N
CA
•
which are of the latest designs and colors. We are na
Suits to order for
o�
WO0T
At Oak Hall, Seaforth.
$12.00
$14.00 TWEEDS
$10.00
Our stock of Scotch. Tweeds is very complete, and we are,
confident that any, and every person can be suited in patter: or
color. Our cutter has been in our employ for the last .v
years, and is thoroughly posted in arll the latest styles a
will guarantee a perfect fit, and full satisfaction in all cases.:
WORSTED COATINGS.
English and French Worsted in endless variety, in Black
and Colored, and at every price.
Fancy Worsted for Suitings.
Fancy Worsted for Panting
Fancy Tweed Suitings.
Fancy Tweed Pan.tjn
Our stock of Canadian Tweeds, which is always competfi,
will give satisfaction to the most fastidious.
OAK HALL, SEAFORTH.
HATS THAT ARE HATS.
For every age and. style, to suit very person, from the very
plainest taste to the nobby genteel. Our New York goods are
the latest in the market, and splendid quality Hats fro x:J. 500
up .at Oak Hall.
DUNCAN & DUNCAN.
Full lines in all kinds of Gents'1-1
Wishing Goods, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Braces, Underclothing a.
Gauze and Merino. Men and Boy's Ready-made Clothing.
SEAFOR
IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO BUY
Staple and Faney Dry Goods, Millinery, Mantles, Clothing, Carpets, Rouse Furnishings, Groceries,
VD
PRODUOE TAKEN AS USU.L� N9 TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODB.
IMJNCAN & DUNCAN, Direct Importers