The Huron Expositor, 1886-09-24, Page 5e.
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'eQnsiderahly
,°.(telites
Int°4 -Redd
thirty-four
present" oe
0 is detainee
the largest".
La
yetha
RenrY Beat -
;lark J
ertme
eaggie Et! ,
Cgie
Day Water,
lter, Christy
R. F.Rern4..
LoWery4R.,
Re*', Chriaty
. Ida Philtre
Richinond,
Inillie, John
)ra G.
.* Whyte, R.
week saye:
.held &
!lank on tire
‘• IV. Kelly.
44 Kenys
Ere not able
tat Kelly
ys and little
nmg
spent lay
years to a
eight 'from
htInds, and
11, stalwart
net to Wna.
ef Morel;
'espectively, •
the number
es Kelly,
>e found at
this large
rted, direct
the balance
dinner the
with swing-
e handker-
d after tea
p company
ir the pros-
ia a eat
ion and the
while they
I block.' in,
it to their
can gather
eitistiesea to -
the pie -hie
fitehell still
tan. •
St.•
Marys
eI Schoeis
sta with
itchell.
rf made to
under the
:hanks' In-
Climie„ of
ay of , bat
r are Mont-
Ays : The
oar street
evening
risrer.
appointed
[real of Art
has left the
sman, had
ondayelast
na the .huf-
ing in: the
played be -
• teams a
3 runs for
in •
snt m-
Nvonbank,
ionary to
' Stratford
5e- of deeig-
vertan and
ited 'under
tor, (Reit.
, Mr. Kay
ton.
i.
rton, was
Mitchell
'..1-1sible for
ring was
urther in.
Fair held
ries reg -
make but
ea. The
15 at 10'
2,355 at
50 p. t.
or's hotel
vhie h was
es at the
ell, ttex
ed. Bath
_
tor, were
tratford.
t says:
to and
sreh, has
Iris -well-
upon his
.tev, Air..
,sses trtie
7liose an -
f ever ap-
tratford,
hhe Nort-
,
ce of his
er cattle.
•irtle and
year the
,
acres of
r acre, a
l'atratford
nsid ered
tting his
.far wet,
afford.
men
SandaY,
oge the
ria had
ttltle, au
tEe of the
nions af
It riled at
are
I watch
xt (lay,
li_i on .
. -
i,eeii tile
be other
i
'ed. The
as spread
tropics of
pre hustg
her $ttg-
ed with
SEPTEMBER ,24, 1886. ,
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secellent taste.
, Tea delivered by
M. Bait who
goal. urnbull,
The proceeds amo
—There was a
Utial residence of j..
ja Hibbert townsh.p, on Tuesday even -
last week. Mr, Joe A. McCOnnell,
icho lives in Mi neapolis, Minnesota,
1
was married to a c 1arming Detroit lady
,on the previous N ednesday, aud while
,his wedding torr paid his parents a
The opening address
the pastor, Rev. A.
as followed by Rev.
MoLaurin and Grant
,nted to $65.
rand time at the pa-
r. John MoGo,nnell
11,:t Oa" gshi%o,ernt
•-from every directi
to the strains of
• light fantastic was
auk' hours,
—The drownin
10th inst., of Hom
old son of Mr. Ta3
the saddest affair
any -family in tha
long time. On F
Taylor with her el
&sister, Mrs. Tho
meintyre's corner
little fellow wh.
• . around with the otl
• and search was at
Lock in the cist
mother'on her Wa
• after a fruitless
was at once obeye
horrot he was fo
of the water. -
Ev
rtstisCitate him ku.
extinct.
Wi
FARM So
has sold his 5P acr
to Mr. Salomau J.
•bfr. Shannon, has
place.
SCILOOL RENet,
the report of the 1
for the month of
based on geeer
attendance and
Class—lst Hugh
Kinney. Senior
aloe a grand reeep-
he couple. Friends
n were invited, and
excellent music the
tripped into the wee
on Friday evening
r, the little three year
ler, of Kitkton, was
hat has occurred to
neighborhood for a
iday morning Mrs.
ild left home to visit
wson, who,lives near
. iri the evening the
had been playing
er children *as missed
once made7 for him.
rn," cried the anxious
back from the barn
arch. The request
1 and there to their
d floating on the top
ry effort wry made to
t life was found to be
throp.
a John C. Morrison
farm near this place,
Shannon for $2,900.
ot a good and cheap
.—The. following is -
'inthrop public school
ugust. The report is
proficiency, regular
eood conduct: Fifth
Alexander, 2nd Lizzie
our th Class—lst.Wm.
Hanna, 2nd Join Fulton, 3rd Andrew
Calder, 4th Andre v Govenlock. Jrinior
Fourth Class -1s Terra Forbes, 2nd.
Agee Alexander, 3rd Richard Barwick,
4th Maggie Hart. Seeior Third Class -
1st Sarah Buller 1, 2nd Aggie Grieve,
3rd Aggie Wrigh Junior Third Class
—1st Geo. Mon gomery, 2nd Gordon
McDowell, rd oe Craig, 4th John
Montgomery. Se ior Second Class -1st
Fannie Russell, 2id Donald. Fulton., 3rd
M. J. Hannah, 4t Wm. Montgomery.
Junior Second 0 as—lst Della Cash,
_21rd, Lizzie Griev, , 3rd Andrew Goven-
Cuthill. Senior First
ssell, 2nd John Myers, -
ht, 4th Lizzie Combs.
s.—lst Eddie Cash,
lock, 4th Jessie
Class—Maggie R
Srd Maggie .Wri
Junior First Cla
2nd Ella Love, 3rd Essel Cash, 4th
Eddie Carter.
East !! awaiaosh.
JOTTINGS,— 1r Jahn Rath caught a
very large mi.nk est week.—Mrs. Wil-
son, of Blyth, is isiting her daughter,
Mrs. James p th —Miss F. Armour has
returned froakota., where she has
been for some ti Her friends wel-
come her home. Mr. Creylartd, while
attending- the, re ival meeting at the -
union church, tie4l. his horse to the barb
wire fence. The horse being restless got
its foot caught .):1 the wire and would
have been badly lluLirt but for some bays
who nOiced it. People can never be
too careful about fooling with the barbs:I
—Misi Nary W lson, jr., is on the sick'
list this Week. Mr. and. Mrs. John
Goulds ardaWay on a visit to Guelph to
see friends, and, also to take in the Ex-
iss Mary Walsh is visiting at
Benmiller this week. -The Westfield girls
are talking of forming a base ball club
which will be the first club of the kind
started in Huron.—Mr. James Armour
is expected ho e soon.—The return
match between he Westfield club and
Wawanosh is t be played next Satur-
day. A iively g me is expected.—Mr.
Greg McGowan nd. wife are away on a
trip to visit relat ves and friends. They
expect to be abs at for some time.—Mr.
Edward Walsh s )Id a very fine horse to
_Mr. Sharp for the sum of $140.—Mr.
John C. Wilson has found one of the
cattle he adverti ed for. There are four
yet to find.
Go» ng Fairs.
Western, London, Se,pti27th to Oct. 2nd.
Eat Huron Brus els, Oct. 5th and Gth.
South Huron, Sea orth, Sept. 27th and 28th.
Morris, Myth, Oct 7th and 8t1f.s-
Hibbert, Staffa, 0 -tober 6th.
Hallett, Clinton, epteniber 23rd• and 24th.
Stephen and ti`slso :nc, Exeter, Oct. 4 and 5.
THE
SEAFO
Fall Wheat per bus
Spring Wheat per b
Oats per IstisheI
Peas per bushel
Barley per bushel
Butter, No. 1, loose
Butter, tub—.
ARKETS. ,
LTH, September 24th -1886.
e1(new)..... $0 71 to 8073
shel.... .... 0 60 -to 070
• 0 28 to 030
0 50 to 053
...... • - . 0 60 to 055
... .. . .. 0 10 to 011
. ..... .. .... 0 11 to 012
Egga .•.....o to 0 13
Flour, per 100 tbs.
Hayper ton .. . .. . . . .. .
Hides per 100 the
8WhoeoelPskins each.. - ..
Salt (retail) per barrel...
Salt(wholesale) per barrel
.. . • • • •
Potatoes per bushel1 new.
Wood per cord.. .
roRONTO, Sept. 24.—Fal1 wheat, $0.75 to $0.77a;
8,Pring, 80.75 to ll.'f '' oats, 34c to 36c; peas 57e
to '67e; barley, 47c od2c ; hay, per ton, $8.00 to
14.50; butter, 203 to 24c; potatoes, per bag,
(Zeta 75c; eggs, per doz., 15e to 16c; dressed
hope per 100 lbe., $6.50 to $7.00.
. • .
Live S ck Markets'.
2 00 to 225
.....'.. 8 00 to 8 60
6 00 to 550
..: 0 60 to 085
. .... ; 0 20 to OE21
80 to 100
• 00
• 0 35 to 040
250 to 550
.Mehremen, Sept. 22. --Although choice animal*
were not Very plea iful„ yet they brought -consid-
and 4e per IS was about the
erably lower rates,
top of the market to -day, and pretty good
beeves could be bo ght at from 3ic to 3e, with
common dry cows t 24c to 3c per lb. Lean stock
were almost tiusakeble, and a large number will
he held over for future markets. Good large
sheep ere in den end for shipment to Britain,
and sell at from
brine' froueS3 to $
Lambs sekt from
nt f
not so pleul as
When pretty goo
o -day prices are flora 5c to Die per l'-
•
Deaths.
(IIESNEY.—In Thicker:widths:sett the 21st inst.
Samuel Chesney, aged 39 years.
TIER:11AX. -In heaforth, on the 18th inst.,
l`PT
htat(t.''',.teelso
tf!rtllne: :airtall,rn
4is:lioti°tIfIsMerildj`:l4siadhTer-
ah.Z
EACRETT.—In Exeter, on the loth inst., Thos.
eiKlkAsiireott :teed 27 years. 6 months and 3 -days.
c
Eeeter, di the 15th inst., Elle,
infant dauglifler of Robert and Margaret
• Pieltard, aged 4 months and 3 days.
SITE. In Grel, on the Ilth inst., Margkeet,
wife of Mr. W White, aged 56 years:
0(1114LINtl. -At hiefather's residence, 120 Wick -
Bon e, 2iororJto, Wm. Henry Dowing,
aged* s ears
`uelph, on the 14th hist., er-
€t 0., infarit son of Mr. Geo. Wriford,
printer, aged i weeks and 5 days,
34.-c to 4e per lb.; other sheep
.50 each according to quality.
$1.50 to et:3.25 each. Hogsare
Lo the latter part of last week.
• lots were sold at 41c per lb.,
Births.
CHURCHILL—In Turnberry, on the 7th
the wife of Mr. G. Churchill of a. son.
BISS'STT.—In Exeter, on the Oth inst., the
of Mr. Geo. Bissett of a son,
NORTHCOTT —In Hay, on the 12th inst.
wife of Mr. Rodger Northeott, of a son.
O'ROURKE.—At Shipka, an the Ilth inst.,
wife of Mr Jas. O'Rourke of a daughter.
HANDFORD.—In Exeter, on the 15th inst.
wife of Mr. Isaac Handford of a daughte
ItIcLAUCH.LIN.—Iii Brussels, on the ,13th i
the wifeof Mr. Neil McLauchlin of a de
ter.
•
THE
HU
ON
EXPOSITOR.
ate
wife
the
the
the
• . Marriages.
DICKSON-13:AR.—At the residence Of, the
bride's fat ler, by Rev. Mr. Musgrave, eri the
• 22nd inst., Mr. Adam Dickson to Miss Lizzie
• Scott, eldc st daughter of Alex. Kerr, I sq.,
all of McK llop.
MeGEOCII=OLDFIELD.—At the residene of :
the bride' mother, on the 20nd inst, by ev.
J. Edmor ds, Mr. Jae. Me eogh taFas ny,
• youngest aughter of the latle Wm. Old eld,
Esq.., all o Tuekersmith:
HANNAH—D P.ST.—At the. residence of f the
• bride's fa her, Mitchell, on the 22nd ii st.,
by Res-. Itn Ridley, assisted by Rev. J.
Edmonds, Mr. Richard S. Hannah, of ,on -
don, to Ill a Maud, eldest daughter of A m-
inim Dent Esq., barrister.
BEGG—BEW Mitchell, at the eesidenc . of
the bride', father, on the 15th inst., hy
Mr. Tully, Mr. Wm. Bews, of Hamilto , to.
Jemima, *Tend daughter of Mk. Jas. B gg,
of tch ell
McCONNELL McEVOY'.--in Detroit, on th 8th
inat.,,by 1 ev. Dr. O'Riley, Treasurer of the
Irish 'Nat onal League, Mr. Joe A. Mc on-
nell, trave ling 'agent of the Minneapolis and
St. Louis Railways, Minneapolis, Minne ota,
and son of Mr: john McConnell, of Hib erti
to Alice youngest -daughter of B. Mc-
Evoy, Esq , of Detroit.
BRAUND—IIS Exetet, at thoresid nee
of the lir de's father, on the 15th inst, by
Rev. Wm. Martin, Mr. John Braund to Miss
-Rhoda, se *tut daughter Of Mr. Chas. R we.
CANNING -3 AISTELL.—At the Methedis par-
• sonage', C editon, on the 8th inst., by Rev.
D. M. Ken Reds', Mr. ROL Canning, to Miss
Isabel1a:1f rgaret.Waietell, beth of M? hilli-
vray town hip.
• ocal Notices.
MONEY 0 1/40:11\h -2 -Private fund, in
large or small sof is in first mortgage on 'arm
Property. Al ply atsThe EXPOSITOR Office, Sea -
forth. 78
Wiesox YovNe'S, SeafOrth, 50 ent.
Tea is very ch ice. Try it. `
OTS! 0. TS' Oeiss—Wanted at the
Midlothian 0, time]. Mills, Seaforth, for shieh
the highest rices will be paid.. WAI TER
THOMSON, S 'aforth. 978-,.f.
FRUIT Ja es all sizes being cher), • at
Wilsbn & You g's, Seaforth. ,
THE best and cheapest sugars for pre-
serting are at Wilson & Young's, Ssaforth.
• LevREN( ES' GRAPHIICSCOPIC OAR will
be one of the attractions at the fall fairs i this
county. Pan music views Of ancient and mod-
ern cities, bat les &e., to be seen with a w nder•
ful reality i • LaWeences' Graphieseopic Car.
Make up your mind to see it before you go to
the fair. Ad rission 10 cents. 9 8•3
NEW GO • Ds, direct importations,
goods, Druggists' and stationers' sundries,
down in pri e, call and see, at LUMSD
WILSON'S, S-aforth. ' •
NEWL FA
mare to folios
suited for fall
able as usual
THORNE & C
ncy
away
N
979
L 'Goo's arrived, *nd still
(1,
, now is ti e time to co e al d get
and wint r goods. Prices r %son-
Seaforth Boot Store, W. I EM -P-
' 979
PHOTO.' a, bums, parses, etc.,just
ed, the - best value ever seen in Seafo
LUMSDEN & WILSON'S, Seaferth.
FORSAL
store : • Two oal, two wood and one cook stove,
with furnitu e...a Also one book ease, on v bed,
M.
79-2 s
cheap at Counter's je
pen -
th at
979
elry
two centre tr
COUNTER.
GAELIC
and numerou
just received
forth.
FIVE ANT
olee and one wash stand.
•
IBLES Gaelic Testah ents,
other books in the Gaelic la 'uage
at LUMSDEN & WILSON', Sea•
979
A HALF per cent, st aight
loans, any a rount, private funds, at t e ldw
rate of 51; p r cent per annum.- SEA( ER &
LEWIS, God rich. ! 76•8
lis
UCTION SALE.
On Tues lay,
the old Gr eve
sion 2, M Killo
plements, 1 itho
CUM:, Pr rilfie
tioneer.
On Mon
27, north b
at 1 o'clo
Implement
tor; John
• On We
o'clock A.
13, Hullet
plements.
J, P. Brin
Mor
Concession
Farm Sto
hold Furni
proprietor
eptember 21, 18 6, on
arm on Lot 24, C nces-
, -Farm Stock an 1 Im-
t reserye. D. M. RAD -
or, J. 1?. BRINE, Alice
ay, September 27, or
undary Hay, Slake 1
k P. M., Farm Stoc
. John .Dinsmore, pr
Reith, auctioneer. ,
nestlay, October 20,
I., On Lot No. 6, Cone
, Farm, Farni Stock a
John Torrance,. propr
, aactioneer.
day, October 4, on L
3, H. R. 8., Tucker Inith,
k, Implements and Hoarse-
ure. Richard Cudmo e, Sr,,
J. P. Brine, auctione r.
Lot
. 0.,
and
prie- 1:
MONTREAL HO
RAND EXHIBI
SE.
10 N
ALL THIS WtEK ^4,T
Dll,,NCAN & DUNCAN S SP.'ORTH.
The Popular Dry Goods &or? to the fore
as usual with bargains for all.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION INVITED TO OliR GRA7 DISPLAY OF
1.
Dress Goods, .Cashmeres, Fancy Gootds,!
Collars, Ties, (.6cJ,- al -wool goods,
Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels,
Blanket, House Fa),
Mantle dloths. and Ulsterings,
ish,ings, dc.
Millinery, Mantles, (Sc.
• Visitors attending the Fall Fair would do well to call and: inspect our stock
ere going elsewhere. Parties wishing to prirchase will find us Willing to alsow
. I
our goods and give every advantage we possibly can as an indOement these hard
1
times. Don't fail to find the place.
t 10
ssion
d Im-
etor ;
t 30;
CHAN
I would s
I have sold n
tist. I have
and can with
successor in
ful consider
taming to hi
ri L. BA
jr„ ber
cessar to D.
performed a
.gas and loea
Plates inser
Watson. R
forth.
ther notice.
E OF BLISIN SS.
v to my p'atients and Others, that
y business to Mr. K4,1,. 'Bill, den
-
known Mr. Bell for merle years,
confidence recommend hill as my
iusiness. You will 131 (I, him care-
te and efficient in ev rything per-
• Irrofess ion.
D.. VVAT40 N.
L. D. S., Honor.Graduata, min-
uet Dental College, Toronto, sue -
Watson, All operations earefully
d guaranteed. -Chlorofornt, Other,
agents used in extraction of teeth,
ed at prices agreed npon itli Mr.
onis over Johnson's Hardware, Sea-
• Bruseels every Thuisday till fur-
.
t 1 980
;
DUNOAJ& DUNC N'S
Popular Montreal House, Seaforth.
• P. S. --Look out for our Milliner+ Opening this FRIDAY nd SATURDAY.
JUST OPENED GUT'
—AT THE—
Cheap Cash
JAIPUR
ANT OTICES.
rpo SHOEMAK RS.—W nted immediately, a
first-class joirneymab shoemaker. To a
good -man -the higl est wages wiIi be paid. 4 -
ply to D. WEISMILLER, Kippen.
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TEAOHER, mai, or femL'
ale, wanted :for: ilion
. School Seetkn No. 7.Ea8t and West 1Va-
.
wanosh. Service to • commence' January let,
Stor,e! 1887.October next. A ply stating salary, to WM. W.
. Applicatior s will.be received up to
15th
• SCOTT, Fordyce 3. 0. - • 0803
Dress Goods,
Prints& ,
Corsets,'
Bustles,
Buttons,- ,
Mantle prnamentS,
Silk Gloves,
Dress Muslins,
Ginghams,
Hoop Skirts,
Parasols,
Dress Clasps,
Mantle Silks,
Cotton Hose,
—AND A GREAT MANY -1-
ricrN.7-
intoo 'numerous to ention. • Call and see
/ •
BULL FOR SA
ling Bull, w
vice or for sale.
4, East Wawanos
good chalice to
STEWARTeBlyth
E.—One thoroughbred year-
th firshelass pedigree..for ser -
Apply on Lot 42, C'oncession
two 'Mice north of Blyth. A
get a food bull•. GEORGE
P. 0.
980-4
TRAYED.-8 eyed fro the village of Exe-
0 ter, on or aboutthe rat of August, a red
cow with a few white spots, medium size, tong
straight borne, su poned t calve about the 1st
of October next.Any per on giving such infor-
mation as will 1 ad to her recovery, will be
suitably, rewardeI.. JOH McINNES, Exeter
P. 0.
_ 9804.f.
. ClTOLEN:,-Stol n, or ta -en in mistake, from
• 0 the stable f. Wm. berhart. Lot 29, pm-
cessiOn 8, Hibber ion Wed resday, 'september 16,
a driving bridl and lines, nearly new. s The
party who took tem will lease return them to
the undersigned tt once, cr he will be prosecut-
ed. WM, lie,DS N. •9s0-4
TRAY' .CALV S.—Stras ed from the premises
is of the und(rsigned, Lot 6, Concession 9,
11 ullett, about th middle r f August, five year-
ling heifers, nnestly red. One is larger than the
others, and of 4arker co or. Any information
. leading to the re ovary of these rii,i.ii7..1s,s140')Ix14be
snitebly rewnrd d. TH EODORE. DEXTER,
Constance P. 0.
ft •
GO OIJS,
. hem, at the
Cheap CashStore
—;OF—
REAT UC1I0N SALE OF FARM, FARM
STOC sh.ND 'IMPLE3IENTS.—Th 3 u n der -
!signed will efier fOr• sale on Lot No. 6, Conces-
pion 13.Hu1 ett, an Wednesday, October 20,1886;
at -10 o'clock a. 111.4 the 'following value- le pro-
- pert viz.: size TOCK.—One mare 9 yearn Id, sup-
posedste be in foal; to " Mark . Laddie" s 1 horse
8 years 'old, 'mare 7 years old, :supposed to be in
foal to " Pri ce of Kelton. '! ; 1 mare 'is y firs bid,
supposed t• be in foal to "Mark La die" ; 1
horse 6 -yea .old, a filly one year , old, sired by
" Puzzler 1 yearling caltesired.by"Si-.Felton
Coachnian" ; 1 spring celtPsired liy "1 rin.ce of
Kelton ;" 15 milch cows, 8 calves, 1 stag, 4 steers
two years al., 4 heifers two years old, steers I,
year old, 1 •eifer one year -Gish ,IMPLE ENTS.
—One Taro to light binder, 6 foot cut ,• 1 Heim -
ening -Bird n ower, 1. seed drill, 1 sulky h y rake,
1 gang plow 2 sod plows,2 chilled plows, thistle
cutter plow, 1 set iron harrows, 1 set wooden
harrows, 2' lumber wagons, 1 set, of . rucksel.
double catt rel double buggy 2 pairs beb leighs,1
scuffier, 1 Ur 'nip sower, 1 turnip cutter,1 fanning
01111,1 set w igh scales,1 hay fork with pu leys end
ro•pe, 1 set- Ingle 'harness, 3 sets whiffietrees, 3
neck -yokes, 2 seta double team harn ss, one
nearly now ; one hay rack, 4 logging hains, 1
grass seed ower, 75 cow chains. 1 mil s earls 4
creamery c ns and box, 1 -spinning w eei and
reel, a number of bee boxes, and about. -3 tonsiof
good hay. i the -harp, together WM'S- scythes, .
shovels, ho s, and a great 'variety oft er arti-1
eles. ireTR ffreehments will 1,o served at neon.
The whole till positively be sold withou reserve
as the Prop ietar is going to ManitobA, ERN'S.
—Ali %nuts of sin() and under, cash- •ver that
amount twt lee nicinths' credit will be seven on
.furnishing pprotiediendoreedi notes. a liscount
of s per cen Svilthe -allowed for cash se credit
areounts. • HE Alt.II.--eThelarpi.which is ode
of the best n the'township; will be offer d at the
same time and place. • It contains 1.3- acres,
about 130 c cared and in a high state o enitiva-
tion, and n ,arly• five from stninpe;the b lance is
well timber el. There -are about 20 ac.es,o' falt
wheat, all o . sod. It is within six miles of Blyth
arid eleven rom Seaferth, Clinton and - trussels,-
avith good 'ravel roads leading to- ea place.
There is sehool, store, bla-cksinithe op and
post officer joining the. lat. .The. bi1.ings and
fenees are ood. There 'hi a 'geed oee ard and.
plenty cif g ad water. TERMS. -Ten ps cent -of
the purciaa,'e money on the day of sal ;• the ree
meander, hth the exception of $7,500, ithin 30
days, and ti e glance on time to suit purchaser,
Ise -cured by mortgage. JOHN TORRANCE, PIO-
printer, J. ). BRINE, nhuctloheer. •9794
Hoffman ctiPompany,
Cardno's Block, Seaforth.
cat)
0
REID & WILSON.
JU8T RECEIVED •
A large , stodlc of Cattle
Chains, imported • direct
from England. American
Safety Tubular Lantern,
"the best in the world. Apple
Parers — i1 styles and
prices.
.1
TRAyED HE
0 of the uncle
the 4th Septemb
fat, supposed to
Any information
will be liberally Twarded.
Seaforth.
... ,_ . • -• -- --.---,--
FER.—Stlrayed honk the frtrin
1 signed, niiarEginondville,about
r, a four year old grey 'heifer,
rave gone towards Egmondville.
tha will lead to her recovery
THOS. GOVENLOCK,
. 980
— •
DTSSOLUTIO OF PA tTNERSHIP.--sNotice
is hereby wen that the partnership here-
tofore existing b twse» th undersigned aS mer-
chants in the to vn of Se forth ender the stele
and firm of Cam bell tit B ight, wee this day dis-
solved by expir tion of ti e. Dated this first
day of Septembe ,A. Dele O. WM. CAMPBELL,
-
W. D. BRIGHT Witness, J. M. Best, Barrister,
Seaforth. All dfi
ebte due t ie above nis mest be
paid at once. • '• • • 980-4
REAL ESTATI4
FOR SALE. ,
lARMS IN STANLEY
61H , Lot 9, Coneession 2,
, each containi g- 100 acr
85 acres on eaol in a goo
there are good mine hitt
These are first -c asslarms
will be sold on elkytern1s
to Suit the pu chaser.
GART, Clinton, Ont.
-FARM FOR' ,'ALE IN
County of luron, be
7.- The farm co 'tains 100
and is well wat red, well
.class state of cu tivetion.
house, frame ba n and st
and an excellen otchard
-sown to fall w eat,' The
mile from the v liage of
Brussels. For urther p
BATEMAN; Pro rietor, E
FOR SALE.- Being
Nd - Lot 9, Concession
s; all under fence, and
state of cultivation
dings on each place.
end wcil situatedeand
ogether or separately,
kpply to M. MeTAG-
• 980-t. f
-00D FARM FOR SAL
-sale or to rent, Lot
le t, containing 5 acres, h
e d in good eo dition.
barn aud shed st and goo
ing spring creek eunsthro
waste land. Go.d orehar
trees. There is school, s
and post -office ljoining
acres of fall w eat.' It',
rented for a terri of'yeass
ises,,or address Hk.
arloc
SON.
•
-GREY TOWNSHIP,
ng Lot lb, Concession
acres,70 acres cleared,
fenced, and in a first -
There is a good !hick
bles on the premises,
There are 15 acres
farm is situated one
'thel and. 0 miles from
rticulars apply to E.
hel P. 0, 97S-13
l
OR TO RENT.—For
4, Concession. 13, Hul-
• of which Are cleared,
here is a good frame
house. A never-fail-
igh the place, and no
.and a lot of cherry
ore, black -smith shop
he farm. There are b
ill he sold- cheap or
Apply on ehe prerr-
h 0. ALEX. ROBIN-
ORGANIZED & EQUIPPED
ifelARM In INS.A8 f•-oR SALE, eontaitting
je about 100 acres, •trell improved, feneed iuto
eight fields, st th hedge, wire, board and rail
fences, corrals ind etotie ehellii to aceonneuelate
100 or more cattle, stable for -20 hors, peultry
and pig houses for lar ee itOuli. There are two
never -failing welle cf tsp.! ndid water, supplied
through pipes. alo dwelliite? house and whsres cr
etatited, by wiedinill. Th re is n laseroreherd
• of choive fruit trees of god Variety. This farm
.1 lies within four niles of three of the leadieg rail-
roads, two miles south of .r -,11 -ton station. on the-
AtehieonsTopel a and Steins Fe Railroed. leaf a
Reid. & from ech4.11 and 41%. 1:111,:s no' th eest. of
Linpona City; et 14,000 tiliebitaete ; n»les
• J front coal pits, ' -price of Ohl n1.50 to this.) per
ton: This is ore of the lasheMealitiee in Kansa, •
and well adapted for stock purposes. Will sell
all stock and iniplemenfie on terms to suit pur-
Hardware and Iron- Impirt!ers, I- chaser. . Reasoias Jor health of
orrupant. Apply, if pereonally, to JAMES M.
iBROADFOOT, on the pretniees, if be letter, to
gEAFCtRT/I. panHaLBROAlifFOOT, P.• b., 0nt•ario,
9ht)
FOR
THE FALL CAMPAIGN.
IJOTTID 1\170= PROM
• THE
GREAT TROMBONE 0
EDWARD McFAUL,
THE CASH DRY .Goaps AND ifILLINERY MAN
The autumn season has come, and with it the arrival of our complete Fall
and Winter Stack, and we are now prepared to announce that Our store house is
filled, the machinery set, the steam on. at high-pressure,
And the Threshing Commenced.
Now the fact shall be, that all patrons of our establishment will find our stock
the largest, most complete and best selected that it has ever yet been our privilege
to show.
We know that for some time past the prices of produce have been low, and
.1
that the'people have been wisely economical aed careful in expending their money.
We have made it a study how to get the best •valte, and how to make your cash
go further than ever before, and we have accoMplished
THE HERCULEAN TASK.
There FS no need to mention here the names of our goods. In this enlightened
age everybody knows what is kept in a FIRSTiCLASS DRY GOODS STORE.
,
We want you te come and see us. We Want to show you our New Goods. We
want to give yoln a satisfactory cleal‘ There is na mistake about our receiving a
big run this se0on, so we would advise our patrons to make their selections early,
while the assortinent is so complete at
EDWARD MpFAUL'S,
:Seaforth's Clash Dry; Goods and Millinery
,MAIW-ST.,
41
W. N. WATSON,
General Insurance Agent
—AND—
De ler in Sewing Machines.
A
in firs
tied p
the
1 kinds of property insured at lowcat rates '
-class reliable companies, and tosses setia
°raptly.
h
ecial low rates on FARM PROPERTY in
re and Waterloo, from 7tic to *1 (caeh
plan).for three years. Mills and factories in-
sured in these companies at a saving of 20 per
cent., n stock companies.
8 1e dealer, in the WHITE and RAYMOND
SEW I 10 MACHINES (family and manufacture
ins). Pricen ranging from 59.5 to $75. All eria-
chMe warranted for five years on •es cry kind of
work. Needles, oil and repairs for sale. Ma-
chine repaired,
TV_. WATSC11V5
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
Look This Way!
The t ndersigned has on hand the Inrgest stock
of
B i
OTS AND SHOES
Everahown in Hensel], which he is offering at
rock•jbot.tom prices. Come and compare prices
befo e buying elsewhere. All rips oceurring,
&c., n goods purchased from Ole, will be re-
pairei free of charge. Buttons clasped free.
CUSTOM WORK
spleeialty. Repairing neatly and promptly
:done at reasonable prices. No trouble to show
good Five and ten per _cent. off for cash.
i
The heapest house under the sun. Opposite
McD linen & Waugh's hardware store; Hensall.
980 JESSE HOOKIN.
H lman Opera Co.
Cardno's Hall, 04th.
FAIR NIGHT'S,
M nday and Tuesday,
SEPT. 27th and 28th.
Mienday Night—" THREE TOO
i
M NY."
Tuesday Night—" MASCOTTE."
Omission, 25 cents;
50 (cents. Tickets on
Bookstore.
Man. —
0 YOU KNOW
Reserved seats,
sale at Paps*
H LA...TVS
t THAT
orm Powders.
U1VISDEN & WILSON'S
"Royal Glycerated Balsam of Fir"
Has continually and rapidly increased, in poptilarity ever since it was first recom-
mended to the public as a cure for
•
Coughs, Colds, Sore j Throat, Hoarseness, Pain in the
• Chest, or Incipient ConsOmption &c.
It is undoubtedly one of the most happy combination of remedial agents ever
discovered, astOnishingly quick in its action, heriling the ulcerated surface, re-
moving all pair4 and leaving the throat and bronchial tubes in a perfectly healthy
and natural condition. Hundreds of well-known- people gladly bear testimony to
these facts. If,you require any such remedy, give it a trial, It is all that it is
recommended te be, is equally suitable for all ages, and can be procured from
almost any dealer in this section. Price, 50e per bottle, and wholesale or retail
from •
I
LUMSDEK & WILSON
CHEMISTS AND Di1WGGISTS,
Main Street, Seaforth,
Scott's, Block,
Business Announcement.
The undersigned begs to announce to his old friends and customers that he
has disposed of his interest in that old and well-known establishment, Campbell's
Clothing Emperium, to his late partner, Mr. W. D. Bright, and he hopes the
same liberal patronage will be extended to th-e new proprietor that has been
accorded to himself for so many years, .as well as to the late firm of Campbell &
Bright.
WM. CAMPBELL.
Hatiting purchased the interest of Mr. Campbell in the above business, and
_
having secured the stock on most favorable terms, I am prepared to give bargains
in Gents' Clothing and Furnishings of every description. The stock is large and
there are some!of the nicest goods in the market. to choose from. Having a prac-
tical knowledge of every branch of the business, gained from long experience,
and, as the whale will be under my own supervision, I can guarantee satiefaction.
Remember the Place, No. 2 Campbells
Block, Seaforth.
W. D. BRIGHT.
No. 6 WATtElloUSE.—Having complet-
ed my 20th 'yoarin the grain business, 1 weuld
intimate to fannerannel others that 1 still con
tinue to pay the highest market price for wheat
, -
oats, peas, barlesi &e., and ipeite all my old
frieeds, and as Many new ones as well, to deal
with nie. Aiwa* represented at market and
storehouse. JAMES- ISE.eTTIE. • 977-t f. .
MANUAL 01 COXIeESPONDENCE.--One
of the inost practical and most useful books pub-
lished; every tteacher should have a copy-; no
•school should be without -it; it contains exer-
cises in capital letters, abbreviations, punctu-
ation, errors in English, specimen letters, beanti-
fully engraved, etc; ; price 50 cents. C. ODEA,
}tread°4 Toronto!. 969-12
‘ F11 -ST -('LASS farm for sale, in the town-
,
ehip of Turnberry, County of Huron,being
r Lot 1, in the 4th Coneeseion,eontaining 100 acres
! 90 aen.s cleared and well feneed, arid in a gocd
!
state a ouhivation, 10 aereis of good hardwood
1 bush, no waste land, lb acres of fall wheat put
in in first -cities order. There is a good bank
barn, with stone stabling and all other out-
buildings necessary to run a first-claes.ferin. A
good (beetling house, a splendid ore, erd, and
two good wells. It is two nsilei3 from Wroxeter
and ii from Winghani. Terms eaey. If the
farm be .not sold this fall, it will be rented, as
the proprietor is positively giving up farming.
For particulars apple to J. COWAN, Wroxeter,
• or to W. L. HENRY, proprietor, on the prera-
ises. 960-t.f.
1
his is the best and most convenient
rrn Medicine known. No physic is
necessary. Those that use it never try
any other. Manufactured
AT
FEAR'S DRUG STORE
SEAFORTIL
On Time as Usual.
J. A. Stewart,
THE—'
°minion House
• CONSTANCE,
Is •net on time with a hill stock of latest styles
it -Dress Goodie Wool Caps and Wool Hoods,
Faxinatore, Velveteetis in black and colored,
Flu -hest, Underclothing, a big stock of Guernsey
Shits and Drawers, Plain and Feeley Top Shirts,
Ca igen Jaekets, flannels, Tweeds, Cottonades,
Shi tings, white and factory Cottome Weaving
Cotton and Knitting Cotton, White Shirts cheep
aol good.
ilendid line of Teas just arrived. Pure Sugar
Sy up ; try it. A lot of those popular Spices for
pastry and pickling, prepared by. Connor &-
Dyson: t Honey M comb and strained. e,
Another lot of Colereci Glassware eheaper than
ever. -Crockery ill great N.Aritty, China -Sets,
Stone China Sets. A big drive in Boots- and
Sbees, away down in Price. Examine them be-
fore purehasing elsewhere.
inedwarfe and ev-erything usually kept in a
general country store. Come one and all to the
new store kept by
967
J. A. STEWART.
Watches and Jewelry,
—FOR ALL 'AT—
Your Own Prices
Having purchased the bankrupt stock
of 0. L. Papst & Co., consisting of
Watches,
Clocks,
ewel ry,
P ated ware.
ew in a position to sell the
sane LE;=.;-; TITAN .MANUFA4-
T1 PRICES FOlt CASH -
rid:, offer starvis ;!.:i.;041 fer
DAYS ONLY at
Papst's Book Store,
• SRAFORTH.
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