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pent last week the
w of London.
rare Tedford returned home laet
week trona a visit to Dundalk.
-u (JoundillorVickie of Mount Foreet ie
ne atmu45 AO" the gueet of Mr, Harry Oantelon. •
s • two colors, red. suss 4. Horton of Leeburn watt the
lir and A little gilt tracing and a guest last week of Miss R. Gordon.
neat design. The ehane Ile neat, Miss Olaraliall of Goderich was visit-
, new and attretetive, ing the Misses Ilartwell this week.
,The larger One stands abed ten Mrs. E. Cantelon returned Thum
inChee high, le in green. glass only, has dilY fr011a a esvO weeks' visit in'I'orera
Very nalich jwore gilt treeing than the . to.
W4-1841PPet HAS several eeierein IN Mere MPS, W. Preudfosit Goderich was
elaborate floral.desagn and in ellen° WA the guest of Mrs. S. P. Tiedall on
venture to SW IS as Ilehrae as anything Thursday.
• yeUte'Ve recently seen, They are the ildr. and Mrs. la, °Orwell, near God's-
, vreetigal kind of vase as Well 40 the - riclhwere quota at Councillor Jones'
Ornanlental, Will hold fair sized himcia ' Wednesdty.
of fit:avers and will stand etearly on tk e -
oaasts, we oast 'maw who epre we Mrs. Jaen alasou. fermerly of Clinton,
luny of Batboy, is visiting Mende in
mussy '0 let Yoe. know what they are town and 1113 the 13ase Line
but please come and eee them at 160 - - • - ' '
PER PAIR for the ernaller size and 25e •Mrs. Wileon awl Miss Belle Wilson of
PER PAIR for the large Ones. Note Seeforth were•guests of Mrs Iliciatur.
'that the prices 15eand 26c are for two ray last week,
' yeses, When )79P see them you will The Misses Agnew of Belgrave visited
naturally think each one to he that their brothers, Dr; A.gnew arid Mr,
price. • • John Agnew of the Collegiate Instis
tine this week.
Offri; the. Okeo,peot,, Alwaye Ora 1304 major Beck was in tovvn yeeterday
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ho. 11-0— D. Fair Go, lookin 'wit as ruddy and jolly as
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Hem Wanted -john Gov,* 6
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Ceurt of Revision , 5
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e Here -McKinnon CO,
Vo Advertiee-47ewcombe's4
itY to Sea Furs,Hodgens,
iothinot Department -Jackson Bros,8
• Aueticat Sale -7
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We gave Wiait
Altar° Op, `
Bros.
Ordered
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• sch el Beohs-W, cooper & Co
booi 0 0- 0 ..
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WHEilE TOO ARE
AND'VNIAT 1, ,. o ' ,--•
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EY ARE VOING
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Mid" 11,14- Mena,
is "ebb is on a lengthy 'visit in
traa d.
Seville is visiting friends
4n Belgrteve..
Lily 1:?odd of Goderich is the guest
of Miss Tiff.
Mi8s Fair f •' has been visiting
Sheppard.
uissMeMurray was visiting friends in
aferth,last, week. ,
Miss Gibson of Toronto is the guest of
I Mr. J. P. Tiedall. 10C14.111S. •
-• Miss Mills of Erarlock is the guest of
• Miss Alice Brigham. , PEARSON.--In Stanley, on Sept. 20iii,
I Miss Whitlock of Seafortlrhs the guest ' Mr. William Perini:in, aged 75 years,
of Miss Ethel Herman. . 8 months and .20 days.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hod4tens returned
from Toronto on Sato • ay.
iss Murduck of Teseilt0„4 s the ,guest
er brother, ReV. K•rk ordack,
113 axby of Vcsrua'
Miss
coup e of.days in town this
guest of•Miss Lizzie Garde
Mrs. Hanulink of Gotie4
guest of her aunt, ur
week. •
Mrs. Thos. Dunford,
guest of her son,
ford; • ,.,. •
„ MfeseeV. IL McElroy Of Blyth
" guests of the IVIisses Heyworel
iweek.
neilidande Call of London was the
Of Miss Ida Miller the forepart
week.
as. Copp and two children of
Loh are guests of. her mother,
•In. Steep. .
ever. e besily engaged just new
in the evaporator business and has
bad. employed this week -as many as
.
fifty pair of hands a day. the evap
orator is helping to enliven old
Maltferd. •
Mr. Thos. Brown, auctioneer,Seaforth,
has been in town this week. Re is
having a great run of business this
season and already has eight or ten
salei booked. Those who have been
conducting a Sale say he has a very
• enticing WAY about him vvhich means
•money to the owner of the stock
• being sold,
Rev. E, O. 'Jennings of Bayfield was in
„ town Saturday on business with the
Rector' of St, Pa,ul're. It is a -pleasure
to know thatin the short time the
reverend gentleman has been in his
present charge he has won the good
' will of hia people. An instance of
this was furnished on Friday evening
last When repreientadves -of --the
• Goshen Line congregation unloaded\
eixty.busbels of oats at the Rectory
and intimated that half as much)
more will be forthcoming as•Soon as
• • threshing is over, • •
Rarvey Davis and Bert.1,1 Itzsiinons re-
• turned home Tuesday from an .eight.
• clays'Ativing trip during which they
• visited no less than ttventy-six.
•-lageatend toWns. Their- chief destin-
• ation was Rothsay where they" Were
. guests of Mr, and Mrs, Ben Mason,
whcpare conducting the only hotel in
• that village. Ibis a peathostelry and
they are enjoying a good busioess.
Landlord and landlady's experience.
in catering to the public enables them
• to do' so in a satisfactory manner.
•alarvey Said Beet had a pleasant trip
ancl erneyed themselves very much,
both glimg and returning.
TgE CENTRAL FAIR
•week the 'Had tO Contend Against trnfaver-
r. ' : ' able 'Weather but: *41:Maio
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Anien.de IsTe*t Year.. 1
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The 'Huroti Central Fair, :held rues
day 'and yesterday• was fairly minces§
ful. -Very true. the weether did
favor it:and there was A gap here and
there In the entries,•but it is expected
that with the more modern nietnods,to
ha piitinto force next year the Central
Will be the Fair of -Huron. There is no
good and, sufficient ,reasen why it
should not be. . •,- . • Close by by Was 'a, large exhibit of t he
staff of 'Reside by side with pies; tarts
and.other specimens of the skill of the
housewives of Buren. So tempting
•Ill , (Diteelserspeonhas returned.from was the array that • the directors
a lengthy'', visit to friends in . St. 'thought it . necessary • to surround it
Marys and Granton, with wire 'netting to ward off those
Miss. M. McOreath and M. Johnson of ' whe would like DO sample. Two sisters,
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Gnderich were the guests of the Miss. Mrs.H. Hibbs and Mrs S. L. Scott, •won
es Twitchell on Sunday last.. • the first arid senond prizes respectively
• Mr. Laternell, Molson's Bank, retire& for custard pie, while Mrs: Hibbs' Apple
froni holidaying in Owen Sound, pie won the red ticket. Nobody would
Toroiito, London, and other places. forsWear pie 'if it was all like that
Mr, Geo i A. Thompson, Who was the made by either of those ledtee. •
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f ;Mr. EEL, ROutledge had: al displaY
' guest of his brother, Dr. .Thompson,
for a few weeks, has. reterned home whieh he said was under the •auspices
• of the Central EIrperimental Union,
._. _to St. Marys. , aonsisting of thirty-one specimens Of
•• Mrs. Edmonson•
of Oshawa, . who has .fruit,cione up for exhibition -purpose,
' been the guestlif her mother, Mrs. and not •1.7 any .means • intended for
'Young, for the past couple of weeks the table, •These samples, said he, are
eturned home yesterday. . put iip in acids just as will be the speci-
• ss Maude Cantelon attended the Mans bent from Canada to the Parts
fanepalpflier uncle, Mr. Wm. Canto- Exposition. - '
• lon; in Godeshiett on Monday. • • . If Chief Wheatley has a bobba- it is
Mrs. ()rich, wbo has been the guest of •at love of flowers and all his spare mo -
her son, Nawfon °rich, fob. the -past .,ments during the summer are orient iri
, week returned to Tuckersraith Tiles- 'his garden, His favorite Is. the gladi
day. olus, of which he has a rather better
. . Mrs, Arthur Twitchell has been visit- et'llecti°11 than anY .•other gF°*er' in
it • inr, 1,4 danghter, Mise Alio Twitch;
• , et , o is teaching school in ASb., Fait and vsro'n four first and two seconds
toWri. He made seven entrie8 at the
. 'field. t 1•.. 'so that he fated very well. . •
Ile.. Jos. Allanson's.. collection of
Miss Br be /lean returned last week • vegetables cobtained .2E0 varieties; hut
• f o ort Rene where she had been he has at times had as high as SOO,
/ng her los* for the past 1 three Vibieh of necessity includes many a
months. • vegetable. not in onamon use. He has
M\'. Will Baird Of Brucelield, who his • heel exhibiting foatwenty-sixconSecu.
been in Dr. Gunn's office for the'pest tive years and irt all that time Was only
couple of months, left for Toronto defeated twice for the collection: This
. on, Monday. • year lie, won eleven firsts and six
' Miss May Stoke, who has been the :end!, which. have a cash value of
;0 al _ .
guest of Miss Tena kcoutug the
.. poet few days, returned yester,, Me. . wIllism Robb's Peaches Were
day to Seaford). • ,zt , prize winners. They looked well and
were likewise luscious as we have
Mr, • Joseph Emerson bp Xincardine reason • to knovr. Mr. Robb has .04
tioWnshiP near Bervik 'ciilled upon theory tegarding the successful tabling:
• le"*R. 3.,, °ruff and Goderichi townehip
lir 4e
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visiting at Mr. Robt. Welsh's and
ed aikuistion, : „./' , when put into praetice, to compete
of this &tilt which Will enable hitn',
With southern grovveafor quality at.
t eve exhibitor. The; quince is a.
east. Ile also grove quinces and was
friends this week.
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Me. and Mrs. J. H. SWitzer eft on.
Tuesday to take up their reidenee in.
, etrOltWfricipe Mr, SiVitz_erhas 'a -
"vett g frilit and very little grown in
. . Mrs. Ilesfid We . two children of thief di .riet. .
i Sanilic county, ich., have been ' GRAINS
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White winter wheat, S Salkeld &
' with friends in Goderich anti Stanley, Son, Bed wintee wheat, I Allen. S
•• townships. . Salkeld & Son, Spring wheat, .1 8a1-
• Among those who attended•theffuner- keld & Son, -White oats, S Salkeld &
Met the late Thomas CY. Cooper on titOili• J 13 Lindsay. 'Two-ro'veed barley,
Monday Were:. Mrs. Brown and Mr. S. Salkeld & Son. .Srinall peas, 3 Salk -
Will Kempton of Ashfield and Mr, ekt & Sim. Large peas, 41 Salkeld &
, kid Mts. Win. Young tied Mies Son, RGovenloeir, White beans. 3 X
" Mamie of Goderich, Wise. Red clover seed, 3" Allan, El.
Miar; 3% T. Emmertori and 'family re. coat Bros.. Timothy seed, J Salkeld &
turned home On Friday last frotn Son, a Ferguson. .
ilpenditig -9,, Month With friends oil FEC1T
the lake shore lionle distance south ArMlest, Six named varietiee of Win-
d Kincartline, They were ;mown. ter, -0 W• William% A Tyreman, Best
• parliefl by Aire. AIL Emmerton who four varietiee, S Macfarlane, A Tyro.
will be their guests for some One. Matt. Best four varieties deem% 4
• 1 Rey. 11, L., Steverie Of Standish, Mich,, Macfarlane, A Tyreman. Golden
has been transferred to Indian River, Unseats, A Tyreman, 3" X Wise,
ii:
• a terciroei, reseet In the ignorer part of Notthern spies, S ,Macfarlane, 0 W
' the, loWer toilibstila. Eis reetlY Williams. on Pippins 3 Gray, w 0
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friends in and around Olintoe-Will he Elliott.' Seek -no -Further, J Al me, W
• : pleased to hear Of him Meeting With Itelds, Snow, j 13 Lindsay, It Coats,
SuOdetts ill his now field et lettgt eeltittl, „Onteploo•IwIggiettien, ponuneuriset
to that *bleb rewarded his ministra. 11. Govenlock, W Carter, Blenheim
Wins inlhe old. Pippin, S B tandeq, n Proust). Mc-
. AifielYourig of 'Woodstock re- lintosh Red, OW Williains,3 Sallreld & .
toed home yesterday after spendi Sow, Pen Davie, Medd Bros', Elcoat -
. so nearly fot Wight With the Mc 1 Bros, Tolima; Sweet, 3' Gibbinge, El.
Brien family- on the „Base , Lino and coat Bees. 'Rhode Island Greening, 3
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hi. aunt, Meri.MeLood of town . Mr, 13 Lindsay, W Carter- SPitzeohtirg01
'X'Oiing,Who Is now in the photograph - S Made:flank__ W Wise. Baldwin/I,
bueiness;!chte forMerly 4 resident of Medd Brok, Eleoat Breal, King of
afoton and for some Woo an em. Tompkins Co, W Carter, A Oarthr.
'ployee of the organ factory once lo.. Itipston Pipping, 3 13 Lindeay , 0 Cal -
tilted What the reeetrie light works - ton. Alexanders It Coate. it, Law-
-:no* stand. , I. wince, W, Weir. !Cayuga red etrealted,
Meters, W. I -I, and Herbert Arkell,sons '. Elimatilros, Vallwater,OW 'William,
(AMP, Honey Arkell, oiled the beet Moab Ilros, Duchess of Oldenburg,
known farmers in Bruce county, Elcost 13ros, Grevenstein, Eicoat
werognieSts Of Rat, Mr. and Mrs„ Bros, riklii Macfarlane. Malden Bluth,
Moduck Ws week.. W. IL manages, J Gray, J Clibbings, TiOltbotO Rosati,
• bit father's big farm in °dross town. ' A Tyreinsn.. Wagner, A Tyreman, J
dap, While 'Herbert is a Second year Selkatit *Son. Marin, gloat Bros, J
etudentat WM440'001160', Toren. ' Balked * Son, Oolcert, W Wise ils
tt. Proton ly he attended aid Son, Jnite040lbhings, CtaCieltwiton
W.ourdirtock Mat ' liege whibre at It Down*,
A ' . wallah. Gov. AK i
to, 41
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fe.' t--.
was the
'tely, last
rossefir is the
r • d:aniies Dun,
W
Clown:dock. Ver.
e Goveulock.
, W 0 Searle Sad. Niagara, W
rte. Concord, T Cottle. Rogers
No. 4, R fiovenlock, W$ Searle,
Deleavare, 8 L Scott. Any other var,
iety. lt Goyenlock.
Winter neareTOSevenlock, ,
pears,RGovenlock. Bartlett, A Tyre -
Salkeld &San, Flemish beauty,
A Tyreman, Elceat Broth Duchess
D'A,Pg0Uletue, T Jackson Sr, A Tyre. I
man. Beebe!, C4ihbings, W Carter.
Keifer, 0 Hoar, J Slated &Son. Shel-
don. A Tyrernan,W Rolib. Josephine,
It Govenloek Louise, A. Tyreman,
S L Seott, Eleost Bros.
Any other variety, A Tyrenum let and
2nd,
PLUMS
Green Gage, C. Hoare. 01CaSe Seed-
ling,
T Hollovvay_,Miss Fowler, Claude,
T Cottle, kiss Fowler. Lombards. T
Holloway, Miss Fowler, Pond's Seed-
ling, Miss Fowler, T Cottle. Duane,
Porple, B Dayinent. Smith Orleans',
T Holloway, R Downs, Yellow Egg.
W Robb, T McLaughlin,
Miss Fowler. Colombia, 0 Hoare.
Coe's Golden Drop,T Cottle, Mass Fow-
ler. General Rune, R. Downs, T Hot-
lovvay, Shipper's Pride, T ;Holloway,
Miss Fowler, Any other variety, T
Rollaway, R Govenlock.
PEACHES
Crawfords, J Attention. Any ether
Variety, IV Robb,
VEGETABLES
Collection,latden vegetables* S
Macfarlane. White Elephant, 13
Prouse, Allanson. Empire State, J
Wiagingtou, J Ma.cfarlane, Bevee, 13
W Walker, A .1V1ackenzik Any other
varietY, j Macfarlane, D Prouse. Man-
gold wurezels,j Salkeld San,.! Avery.
Globe Mangold, W Wise 8s Son, J Sal-
keld & Son. Field carrots, D Prouse,
11 Hibbs. Swede turnips, J Gray. J B
Lindsay, 'Short carrot% W Hartry, R
Downs. Greystone. tontine; H ilibbs,
0 Calton, Long blood beets, 3' Gray.,
J A.Ilanson. Blood turnip beets, 3"
Grey, Allanson, Vegetable oyster, J
Allanson, J Wise. Parsnips, Cal"
ton, R, Walker, Radishes, S %lee,
j K 'Wise. Winter cabbage, J
son, 3Salkelti &Son, Pickling cabbage
j Allaneon, JSalkeld & Son, Serehead:
j Salkeld &Ron, 0 Calton. Savory, J
Salkeld & Son,0 Calton. Cauliflower,
4-Allarmon. _Red germ!, Salkeld &
See, 0. Calton. Prizetaker4;0 Calton-,
$ Wise. Silver King, S Salkeld & Son,
S Wise. Yellow onions, D ?rouse, C.,
'Calton. English potato oniOns, W
Searle. J K Wise, Silver skin MUMS, •
11 It Walker' IV Robb.' Sweet corn for
table use, AllanSon, A. MacKenzie.
• Twelve eers corn, J Salkeld, & scan, W
Weir. Water anelons, J Alla:non, 3
-Salltized-&sen.--- Musk -metope, jSalkeld•
• & 'Son R ' Govenlock, Citrons, J
Sallrelds& SOO, W 0 Elliott,: °maim
hers, A Tyreman, J G•ray Bed toma-
toes, j•Allanson, A Afackentie, Purple •
toduttoes, J Allanson. Pumpkin, .1
Salkeld & Son, 3 Alltinson. Squash, J
S Rowrie, J. Gray.. Ilubbard squash,
Salkeld & Son. S liowrie. Vege-
table marrow, W J Manson..
Winter celery, J Allanson. White
plume CelerY, J Allanson, •R Downs.
angolds, J Salkeld & Son,' Turnip,
13 Lindsay. carrots, ,p
Prouse, H. Hibbs. • .
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son. Collect. on of Potatoes, D Propse,
Vitrit391301 JOit Wheatley, Geranium,
stool*. 4 Odom Thos °able, orailiuro
double. 4 eaten, ThoaCottle.
GlidIoI-
us,be.t 1 pike, G Metre, Gladiolas,
beet 8 pikes, W Oasts, Rave.
olus,, best 5 spikes. W Coats, G goitre.
Gladiolus, heist oolfection, W °oxtail
Hoare, Petunia, single, A kolgenzie,
kW Doan. Petunia, doublet It Maim -
zits, J Wheatley. Phlox Drurriesondi,
; Wheatley, ,A. McKenzie. Romeo, col -
!within, W Coate. Salvia, J Wheatley,
Stocke, 10 weeks, It Agile!, Mrs Tay -
'or. Soabio3a,fr A McKenzie. Sweet
peas, 100010re, McKenzie, W Coate.
Sunflower, W Coate, A tioXenzie, Sal-
eiglossio, 0 Cooper. Verbenas, A Ma-
Keuzie, .Agnew. Zinnias, Mrs. W
Taylor.
• DAIRY PRODUCE '
Five Dis ci•ock butte' r, • W Carter, G.
Nott. .Ten lbs crock butter, W Weir,
W .0 Elliott, Butter in printo.,• W
Weir, j YanEgniond. Butter in nails,
G Nott, J VanEgnaond.' .
DOMESTIC, MANUFACTURES. .
7EXEFacterl oney„/ Madarlane,
Barbie. lioney in comb, W Hartrie.
Romea-natte brim, plain, A Tyke:pan,
Prouse. Honlearnide buns, fancy,
N sDavis, A Tyrethan.. Apple pie, H
Rib -.Avery. Pumpkin Ink G
Wise. 13. Hibbs, . Custard pie, H Hibbs,
S L Scott. Tea biscuits, R Downs, J
Avery; Graharn gems, D Prouse, J,S
nowise. Fruit rake, W Dotting, :31;
Downs. Layer cake, a Nett-, A Kirk-
by.. Tarts, A Kirkby, J X Wise. Oat-
meal cake, S L Scott, J Avery. Home-
made bread„ white, 'D Pismo, J G:ray,
Home-made bread, brown, J K Wise,
A Tyreman.Baker's bread, white, A
'Kirkby.. Canned tomatoes, 3 X 1,Viss,
J Gray; _Jar . peaches, J Gray, ,1
Wise.Jai' pears, •W• Cantelon, D
Freese. Jae pima 3 Gray, 3 X Wise.
Jar quinces, J X Wise, J S llowrie.
Jar citron," J Gray, S Wise. 3 ar jelly,
W Downs; JX Wise. Maple molasses,
G Nett, S: Wise. Grape wine; 3 X
Wise, S Wise. • '
, LADIES' WORX„'
Collection of ladies' work, 5 Dor-
ranee, • • Miss Symington. Crochet
work, cotton, Miss Symington, 5
Wise, Crochet. Work,' ,'Wool, 13 Dor-
notice; Miss Symington: Embroidery
on silk or satin, Miss. Syreington, G
Nott. Table cover or' ricarf,J SHowrie,
Miss Synaington, Embroidery on felt,
Miss Symington. Pillow shams'Mee
Symington, W Chairsearf,
Miss Symington; S Dorrance. Drawn
work, Mimi Symington,Mrs Seale.
Mantle drape, Miss Symington. Tea
•rosy, 5 Wise,S Dorrance.- Sofapillow,
5 Wise, 8 Doreance. Lady's 'fancy
apron, Miss Symington, S Wise,
Patched quilt,S. Wise, Miss Symington
Crazy quilt, Miss Symington.- -Croch=
et quilt,' Miss Symington, TS Howrie.
Etched quilt, Miss Symington, S Dor-
mice, , Knitted coverlid, N Davis, W
Carter. Etching in silk, G 'Nett, Miss
Symington. Roman embroidery, Miss
Symington. Yarn mat,S Wise, -Miss
.Symington. Wisk holder,S Dorrance,
Miss Symington. Table mats,.croehet,
W Hartrie, S L Scott. Table mate,
einbroideeed; S • Dorrance, G Nett
Fancy tidy; G Nett. Fancy foot stool,,
S Wise 2nct Toilet set, S Wise. Pin
cushion, Miss Symington, S Dorrariee
Shawl, crochet OP ittat, S Dormice, J
S Howrie. Netting, 3 S .Howrie, W
Carter. Linen centre piece, S L Scott,
S Dorrance, Linen centre piece, lace
work, G Nott: W Hartrie.
Handker-
chief case, $ Derrance, J 8 Howrie,
Easel drape, Miss Symington. Fancy
wool or silk mitts, Miss Symington, S
. Comb and hrush case, W
Ilartrie, Handkerchief, Miss Synting-
toe, W Hartrie. Lamp shade, $ L
Scott. Photo holder, J S Reverie, S
Dorratice. Work basket, Miss Sy-
mington. Collar and • cuff box, Miss
Symington, .1 S Rowrie. Lace work,S
Dorranne, Mist Symington. Laundry
bag, Miss Symington, S Wise. Silk
quilt, Mist" Symington.
FIND ARTS
Landscape, J Gibbings,j Seale.Marine
'View, 3 Seale. A.nitnahr,
Seale. Flowers or Fruit, J Clibbinags,
Seale. Pencil Drawing, 3 Gibbine.
Crayon, S. 0ibbings.
YY „ElrEstAi.E41./. .4r4t4 '41 r ie99.
Ittlittif itrtffit? IMF TM!? itinirlif Itttrt Ittnif Milt! WI
Ordered • Clothing Department
JACKSON BROS.
• FRua.
seedling; Thos Miss Fowler. °Li NTON
Peach phials, Thee Holloway. Woe
Reine made Bavay . Theis Cottle,
Miss Fowler, Lona bar d,Thos Holloway, =
Miss Vowler.Potirl'e Seedling, Miss Few -
ler, Thos Cottle, Binghtinh Miss Fow-
ler. Duane purple, Thos Cottle,
Smith. Orleans, Thos Hcllloway, Miss tr--
Fowler. Yellovit Egg, Thos Holloway, 47.4
eleLangtilloaMise Fowler. Ooe's '
Gol-
den Drop, IVAlse Fowler, Thos °tittle.
German Prune, Thor. Holloway, Miss
FoWler. General Hund, Thos flollew
ay, Miss 'Fowler, Shipper's Pride,
Thee Holloway, Mitre Fowler. Moore's
Arctic, Thos,•11olloway. Seeding,Thos
Rollaway. Grand Duke, Miss Fowler,
yellow Gage, Thos Holloway.
Srecaat,s,-Burpee's Sweet Pea -Prize,
Dr. Agnew, Ogle Cooper. Drier's
Kontbretias, prize, W Coats, J Wheat -
CANADIAN tREAVIr DItA,U611
Team, Dale Bros. T Mason. Brood
Mare Dale Bres,(1 Dale. Spring foal,G
Dale:Dale 13ros. One-year,old Filly or
gelding,. W Wheatley, Eleoat Bros,
Tivo-yearold flitter gelding. 3 McIn-
tosh, (24 • Dale, ,Best horse or mare,
Dale Bros.
•.CARRIAGE HORSES'.
Brood Mare, foal, 3, B. Lindsay, Car-
riage horse, j.Seale, D. McCorvie.
' • SADDLE. .
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:atayais.II/
One, II
Saddle One, T. T. Molaseghlin, N.
( CRECE 1AADLS ZR3SP. S
Team, W W Doherty.
Spring foal, 0 Williams, 43 MoLaugh,..
lin. ,Year-old filly or gelding, L Law-
scin, J McIntosh. Two year-old filly.
Or gelling, 33 MOI.oughlin, W Yeo.
Brood mare, Lionel Paisley, A W Wise.
Road horee, mere or gelding? Peter Mc.
-Gregor,-3 - .Roadeter_ttielni_W
Dale; 0 A. Howson. Best horse or mare,'
W Dale. • '
AGRICULTURAL,.
Agricultural Team, Dee Bros. C.Mil.
ler. Brood Mare with foal, W. Dale,
John • Salkeld and 'Son, Sprits'.
Foal, • j Garrett: Year-old filly
cirgelding, 0 Wright, T • E
stone. Two year oicl•flily or gelding, J
Vaneginond, j Churchill. Best hero
or are. W Dale, Darb' • ••
a. -in• ...4.3eAdTbuT11.1
Snell; 2.yr-old
bull, J Biggins, Eldest Bros milph
cow, 3 Snell,.3 ancill ; 2.yr•old heifer, J
Snell, J 'Snell ,• yr old heifer, J Snell; 1'
a6ne2i ohfDilhm,313n
eiferre:Ls13
inele.
ill.41bev ;
rd
Native or Grade,-lytilela cow for breed-
ing, 3 Reynolds, W Weir; tnilch cow for
dairy, a Reynolds, 13 Churchill ; 0-yr-old
heifer, 3 -Reynolds, 5 Smith ; Yearling
heifer, 3 Avery, 0 AVery ; laeifer calf.
Dale Bros, 1,1c 2 steer Calf; 3 Avery,
Reynolds; yr -old steer, 0 A.verys.,H Hibbs;
2 -yr -old steer, J $tanbuty, Smith ; :best
Co* Or heifer, 5 Smith I herd Of :•yearling
steers, (3 Avery, J Reynolds.• •
Polled Aberdeen9,.3: McFarlane. •
Rereforda..-W. Elliott. ••
'Jersey/e,-Milch cow, :J. Newcombe, jr,
V Robb; heifer calf, 3 rTewoonibe, jr; beet
•covi or heifer, J• Newcombe, jr:
Fat osttle.-Pat.dow or heifer; El Smith,
J. Stanbtiry;fot ox or steer,13 Snlith;1..ind
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FLOWERS IN POTS.' '
Begonia Rex, J Gibbings,11 It 'Walker
Begonia Tuberous single, 3 Gibbing',
Begonia Tuberous double, j Gibbirige•
Begonia Fibrous, Thee. Holloway,41
Cloxambi A McKenzie.
Coleus, Mre, W Taylor. Datura, A 11fo.
Kenzie, Fuscha single Gibhings, 41
Taylor, Familia 3 varletieafrAJOKen.s..
tie, 3. Gibbings. Gloxinia, Miss Doan.
Geraniurn silver 1, Mrs W Taylor.
Double 1, Mrs W' Taylor, a Gibbing&
Single 4 colors or var., Mee W Taylor.
Single 2 colors or var., .1 Gibbings, Mrs
W Taylor. Double 4 Colors or Var., Mrs
W Taylor. double 2 Onion; or var., litre
W Taylor. Ivy leaved 1, J Gibbing'',
IfresWaTaylor, Sweet +Merited, 3 Gib -
binge,
Haiging Innate 6,A 1VIeltenzie. Monte
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JACKSON BROS,
9LINTON •A
We want to extend to all buyers of Clothing a rmeeial invitatioii to call and see our great selection of w.3ollens #40r
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fine ordered clothing. We nave perhaps the finest selection of hig• h -class goods in Western Ontario, and selling for cash 4
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:-.--- e‘nables'us to quote prices that cannot be el:palled by any house in the trade. Oar trade extends from the Atlantic to =
the Paola° and consequently -we can afford to carry a selection that could not be shown outside the cities, There ate a
r....-. great many changes in styles this fall and they will be appreciated by good dressers We will be pleased to explain
1:--- them to all callers, • -
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We halrp four very special offertngs-thiaseason that are certainly worth the attention of all keen and shreWd buy- .
.... :to b. foupd. •
• Leioesters.-aa.ged ram, 3 Snell, Wm
Glen.'shearling ram, J Snell, lst andlnd;
rain lamb, Wm Glen, J Fenhale ; aged
• ewes; S Snell, let and. 2nd ; encoding.
ewes, 3 Tenhale, j 'Snell; ewe 1embi,
Penbale, Wm Glen. ' •
shropshires.-Aged ram, 3 Motarlane,
,..3 Wiggington; ;leading rain, A. Duncan;
yarn lamb, J McFarlane, 1st and 2nd; aged
• ewes, J McFarlane, lot and 2nd; *heeding
ewes, DItiForlano, 1st anti: .2nd; ewe
lambs, A. Dundan, 3 McFarlane.
Best fat eheep-X Snell, 0 Peehale, -
Yorkshire.- Aged • boat, • 3 StanburY ;
brood BOW., Lindsay Bros; sow, 3 Stanbury.
Berkshire. --Aged boar, W Snell; sow„ W
Snell.
•Chester 'White. --Aged boar, JD Gem-
• men; brood sow, J D Gemmellilst an spa;
boar,3 D Gemraell, 1st and 2nd; sow,3»
Gemmel!, Lindso.y Bro.•. ••
• Tamworthe.-Brood so*, W Weir; , low,
W• . Wii•iciibr'atEr142tis.-V Wel• it.Lin'do..ayBroe.
•POULTRY, • ,
Brahmae, light, Bert Dayment
one; ohiolis, li Churchill. Brabrias,
1 and 2;,ohicke, Cl• Irwin,
ir
o01o,sin2
Cochifs,buff, JCLys:lila°l„B°:;
ohiok0winswiilso7Bro
parttg0Irwin,medcr:oloiicksnedd
Bros, G Irwin. Coohins, env car variety
J Lyons; cihicks, J Lyone. angshane
JGn B
ratyQ,s1. • CiaLayinoen,s;BchBit,
icks.WAJCar Griggteritiso
Gray; cIiic1c, A J Grigg, J A Xing, Genie,
D W, A J Grigg. Game, PYle, A. J Grigg;
°Molls, A J GrigcRani:burgs, Golden S,
ohlcike, 'N'4' Carter. Homburgs,
Silver $, chicks, W Carter. Homburgs;
Pencilled, W Carter, chicks, W Carter,
feghorne, white, Willson Bros, mead Bros'
Adak, W Carter, J Gray. Leghorn% brown.
1rnY'feBa;chiekejGt,Rlaaar91hers,at,PLyonsahieksiblyons,
did. Spanish, Wok, 0, Irwin ; chicks, 30
Lyons, G - Irwin.. Minorca'', black, J
Jae Doherty; chicks, Willson Broil,
Davis.11 Mincrette, white, Medd Bros
°bloke, Medd Bros, N Davis; Dorking% ell -
ver grey, G Irwin, lst and and; chicke, J
Gray, G: Irwin. Plymouth Rook, barred,
Willson Broil, J A Xing; chick`
' Willson
Bros, 1st and 2nd. Plymouth Rook,white,
A•Forrester, ist and 2nd; ohieke, D A
Forreeter, lst and and, Plymouth Rock,
any other variety, 3 0 Lyons; chick% 3 c
In ono,
let and and. Heiden% J Lyme,
W Carter; Woks, W Carter, j CI, Lyons,
Poland% W..C. 13 W. Garter; chicks, W
Carter, Polands, G, 04, W flirter; Witch%
W Carter. Pelona, S. EL 0„ W carter;
einem, W Carter. White Poland, W
Charter; °Wake, W Carter. Wyanaotte, S.
or G., Bert Dement, 0 Swallow; chinks,
G Swallow, J °Lyons. Wytindottawhite
Medd tires,N Davissihicks, N Davis, la O.'
Andalusian% blue, D A Forreeter, J Gray ;
chle,ke, D A Forrester, 1 & 2. Red Cape,"J
0 Lyons. Dantean', game, A a Grigg, 3 0
Lyons; &hike, J CtLyone, G Irwin, Any
other variety, Nations, 4 0 Lyons, J
Gray,; obleks,J C Lyone, G Irwin. pets),
any ()thee Variety, I Gray, W carter;
Woke, W Carter, J 0 Lyme. Turkey",
bronze, G •turkeyar.ony other
variety, W Carter, G Irwin, Ducks, Pe-
kin taL Irwin, 1 &2 ; ducke, Bonen, G Ir-
win', 1 St 2; dolts, Ayleehury, W Carter, J
Geol. Geese, Bremen, 0 Irwin, 1 & 2 ;
orate, any other 'variety, CI Irwin, 1 & 2.
Rabbit, Willson Oro, Bert Dement.
Collection of fancy pigeone, N Peels.
• Everybody
(THAT INCLUDES YOU)
sabetri ao to tite...„
G. N. W. EXHIBITION
Atoror• •
GODERICH
WEDNESDAY',
Sept. 26. ng 28
ers They show a gi,eat difference in price from the old credit system, an 1 they are the latest and most up to,date goodi
.....- • is a line of fine Canadian Tweeas in plain *and fancy pattern. ' Goods that will give every satisfaction
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, I ' and Worth $10 of lay rilatek money, Our cash price $1e.),
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n A better' quality of same class of goods, and'otpongst the number a good range of imported Tweeds -11-11
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da ' In this line yon will find all the new overcbecks aria new combination of coloks, $18 would be
r.---- a fair lionre for these goods.? but they go at the popular price of $16. - •
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Is a gsirgenast.tloint.ee0hfal.n11 tiOrttheed bteweptemd
. gliendaenrdoSecootledh einyeatnitifaCotft.rd7i,negmbburealt ng all e the t $n2e2wgeosrt:thdie; 4. ,
to $19. SarikneEt:
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2:2• Stilt bat new methods brings .the price down•••
, . •Por
OT
4 A fine imported Blue Serge, something Odra good for wearand a Color we an guarante& TE4,1ine
is usually sold everywhere for $‘22, but eash prices i
make t $20.
"Ir 1M is a special Black Worsted Suiting, which we make in the best Possible style as regards cut make
1 - -4,-) -and-teilinn-ings..- •-•••-•Wehave_always.sold..theoarne.quality_ef goods for_ j24,,.., but dolPE 1?ns4tes....f.Pr.
▪ cash enables Ms to quote 22.. .- .• . . . •
1111.-
° IT IS A MAN'S DUTY TO DRESS WELL—Every consideration.social, business, home •
▪ •family and friends suggests that a man dress as well as hi'3. means will allow. The well dressed man has more respect for .ra,
-himself and So is more respected. The well dressad man has confidence ,himself and so inspires confidence. The well
- dressed man•looks suceessfut and that often assures bis success., - In an •eifablishinent like ours you are always sure of get-
. • tinothe latest and most up-to•date goods Poing business all over the country brings us in contact withthe best dressed
.people, and we could not sell our goods if they were, not right. We are the largest 'clothing housein the west. We are
the largest employers of skilled labor, and, we are doing the largest trade, It will pay keen and appreciative •buyers to
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- inspect our goods. and priCes.. • .•
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lte Famous Clothing Pe9ple
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•ortu ee urs
y 'special arrangement -with one of the largest fur-mAi/ufacturers in Canada,
we will have on exhibition at our store for one ` week, comnaencing Sept. 21st, the
finest collection of fur goods ever brought into Clinton. It . will consist qf Ladies'
1VIantles, Capes, Caperines, Ruffs, Gauntlets and Muffs, and Gentlemen's Fur Coats, Fur
Lined Coats and Gauntlets. We ask you if possiple to come and see ,the , &splay;
-whether you are thinking of buying furs this -winter or not. The goods will be here
they will be well worth seeing, and you'll find u& ready to show them any time, The
display will be made in our Rattenbury St wing.
'04• -The Newest Mantle Styles are here
• We expect great things • of our. Mantle
•, :department thieseason. Never were we so
.. Welldirepared to meet your every want as we.
- aro to day Neither. tine nor 'trouble was
:Spared to. search out the 13est,* .and. ordering
-inestion the laigest and best -mantle stockIwithin your reach
is to be found in our show 1'0013115.' Here are some .price hints
0 We know that we have 'them, And beyond
was delayed until the la0. minute --that.. vlq!
might be mire of getting, the latest styles.
that will give you an idea of how values go ' •,, •
Black Frieze lllimtles, do*Ublehreast. • .. Very One colored Beaver Mantles,
ed, •buttoned aerois the throat, . • ' turned down collo, fly front, •
• turn over Dollar,: double etitched n .„•.„ double stitched seams, lined ;
Beams, 6 pearl buttons ....,.....0.111P throughout vvith silk, ila fawn,bincim, ,i,k
. Et • ta& bfitagna'lity Beav'eraurn down
8. atfaeriensri, 'ISli ct natnrwl °°:V:et144:71:1118:::(16e afbashintli 113011• .445° :. ,6 p e a r 1 buttons,6 Moto of stitching •
collet, mon front, double breasted .
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33laok Serge Mantles, turn down
e91%, coat ica toroughora , with
round edge,, sleeves lined with oil-
• velvet: collar, 'double breasted, 6
silk, a very neat and stylish gar- n w*,
• fInmoyobnueattothurso, ugdhoouttlablewitehtiftschnoeyd. x an
ment, in fawn, blue and blaok .... U. ID
lining • • • • • • ..... • . • • • • ' .. • • ' .. usilv• Fine Beaver, turned &awe collar,
Plain Beaver Mintlee,dorible breast, • fly front,sti.ohed edges, applique • •
ed, epee front, turned down collar, „ work clown front, sleeves lined
&buttons, lined 'throughout, with I.,,, with eilesia, body of oat with 11.50
Silk ... .'. .... • 0..1 Of silk, fawn and bleak, ... , ...... .
New DreSs Goods for Fall• .
This is our banner department, and is overflowing with
new things for fall and winter costum,es. Our styles are sib,
solutely: correct,strictly in accordance with. the lines of fashion,
and Of eaurse itgoes Without saying the i.tialities are perfeetly
reliable and prices moderate. tou canjudge values by these
40 bah fo,noy.dress geode, " in oom. ••• LAgoaaignlwineedortaw attention -to our tam,
fblbuieneanadnablaborko,wbUta,' ' pixie wool;good weight,hard finish • ,
andbi ue green,t ieneoall.wool Berge at 82e,
etylish and ettractive goes that ale, • It %amid be considered good value
will wear well , , .. , ............ eue oat 40o, Our.efiecial price 32e
42 Inch all -wool Bengalinee,ie blue% „„ . •
greens, brownehireds and blooke.. Due Fine qualitY Of blistered Oreptin, 42
40 /nab fanoy Plaid'', silk and wool' • • inolles wide, rich °float], will not
• mixtures, new color combinations, itA• pull. Separate skirt lengths at $4,7 00
specie olifai. •,••• 6,0,14 aidosf• uve $5, $6 and boed•-••"00.111410,111 di
42 Inch heavy,s,11.-vebol*Woreted Serge . •
64 Iola ecotinue cloth all pure wool,
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very effective for whole suite or . . 4
separate Odds', will nob' loss its • ,iii. fashionable shades for fall and w
winter wear...". $5, $6 and .4 mu
, ardor or hold the, (Wit, bleak and 1-k vt% " .
ilaity,13peolia. r .. . .. lro*torosw*N.. OVe• • ' .
• Newness in Silks
• • • .TsTo sneh collection of plain. and fancy.
-silks as we show -to-day has been seen in
• Olinton before. :Imported by. oirselvee:direct.
froth. Brittini they. are .Outiof :the conunon in
style,and you can judge the value by this line
. •• 21 to 221noh plain eMd fancy Silks; all pure silk, will
ar+t•cal•..4vral: weight, in earchrial. bleak, omen!
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• tilic7.gedli';‘;',1i44catrkipites'igr"WricTsPtes,eatntrcLaalumrteci
. 'special value. • 59. Yard
The Quilt and Handkerchief Sale -
•Quilts and Handkerchiefs, two lines perhapg not much
alike, but as they came in about the same atime, we are selling
them together *at prices that are saving money for those that
buy. Not a sale of old .shop-worn stocks, but bright new
• goods direct from. the mills to our counters , Look into,these,
prices and make comparisons.
White honeycomb Quilts, goal pit.:Loaise' hare harilkerohiefe
tern, and entirely free from cltess• 4113 quality csin Jab, lino finish,
ing,knotted fringe alt around them ' 13 blobs ;square, ineh ham, sold .
• 661030 in, regular prioe $1, our Ac, at 10a everywhere, our extraordin.
spooled . . t . .... . . VOL ;cry petea , .se each or '6 for. X�C
The same MrsiltY exectIY, only asr- • Rem stitoho3 handkerchiefs, fine
' •ger site, OM 1/1..25 quality sa • strong eambrio, linen finiab, 15
any Plass, s't sPerisl Prow • • • • • • t•• foe On are, 1 inch hara,never old
10 Only good quality white mar: pforriot .. ......... 2entifoolarl
Quilts, fawn, pattern, 7400 in,
these are extra good goode and sell .
Rem stitehil handkerohisfs, linen,
in the redular way at $2 59, our •
smoopleeoglaulapli7tiyoeotwahoitilaytah• :yabloovsot .nolyaa(raqta 21:frkoo,r, 125PintoUl3iirlefliadiAboiacialehae;
spao.al pr.o9 ..... le
"I" in'readlad, "Id D4 $3:5°"f" 74‘411 Pttea Hasa 1:sre stitehel
The. bast of the lot,extra flee quality chiefs, emit line quality ana soft
white ram Quilt, full tO 4 size,. the finish, 13 inoti squara,i and 1 inoh••
. kind that Mil wear for years,rega..... hems, good as "we ever sold at Sea,.
larly sold (004, oar epeeist Fie° 74.715 epeoial price for this lot....2 for
'
Ladies' Vildentear—Ohilly nights and days ernphasize
the need of heavier underwear. ' It is wisdom, to change to a
medium *eight early in the fall before putting on a heavy
winter kind. These are good. between season qualities
Ladies' Itibbea illygelati Vesta, eon Ladies' Fleera,lined Ribbed 'Vests,
fielele, long eleeves, between, sea- ..•„,,, these are American goods, bought
Boa weight, at ...., ..... 4 IOU•
biota -ohm direct from the mills,
Ladies' Billtd insion Vests, open are neatly finished,and a most coca -
Alum weight for fall wear, epeeist 74,3e eleeveemeek trimined,extre epeotali5i*e
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front, long sleeves, soft finish, me- n., fortable garment, open front, long,,,,,
GOLD MEDAL. DRESS GOODS
\te have just opened A big shipinent of this oelebrated Black Dress Goods and con
fidently recommend them to our customers both. for their apearance a,nd lasting qualities.
• The manufacturers of them. guarantee that they. are made orn the finest Australian wools
and dyed by_speoial tarocess which gives the fabric more durability, softer finish and bet-
ter wear. When, buying Black Dresp Goods,busr the best. If you do, you'll buy "Gold Medal?'
Print special -400 Yerde fast ” Direet
' color Amerman, print, dal* inmate t,
I HODOENS. 'BROS Clinton I Sottuiday flosiory Specia1
Sat flesh, on sale Satrirdey at e Importers -Ladies' medium weight, ribbed boob. 9
• •Mete Elm, reg.25d quality,Seturdal e
Five Greattpeedimi eta•• WOSt Tackeramith, • Brawn's Sale iteasstei;
beetiklareWTtlylor.• Montbretia (led. MIlltaripelholistra 1011S br e eerereetes et
Pftlild, ibbing, Petunia, sin. Aare icadmigc;csaises, and. 1Viarch Pastirlth ter 00 &RAFT Lobi 7 T k ith t 1.1
'TOWNSHIP OP coma:troll
grown's Sate nectster.
08$ a, ne. A ,
i a Glabi eoe !user j 113raIlattallon and companies Colleg ate ,
• t Cadet co u y no
1 1 cling 13a 6 t Attaek, MI. MalWard Lloyd aka ta Ext. 'Wedneeday, Sept, 27th, atlp. priday Ott. lath, at p, m„ on Lob 001J1iT OP REVISION
Nam
MIeee. * Ile eram ex co- 0.... . ullett, clearinti sa3e of farm
We, three varieties, es W Tayror. phase nettle sral At Ok on a Fort, *Mil rig. M. 3. G. 'rich and family visited Moe sale of farm( stoek withOut reserve, Block and iirflemente.- Ienry Little,
FireWorks Di •
oars 3" Gibbinr. Rubber plant, II 64./At:4 0* 08 " splay rt t e relatives inlishorne on their Way to -Mutes 1VicOonnell, Proprietor ; Thais. Proprietor ; booms Brown, Auetion.
Gibbings,
R W;t1ker, Va otta, A., Mckenzie, 3 ° 'rho Ateentation of Mediae to the Retort the Wecteth Fair Ind week. Brown, Auctioneer.
T or,
. 110QUETS. militia, akat, other Mitlito ea smile. Mare help for the farm. waffield will sell sit hle farm Mock Lot is eon. a, Memnon, oxton8iyo side
II ll/lr. A, Dodds of the London Reed and implement as well as his splendid of fan; stock arid implenuente.-Dunt
CUT PLOWSItS . . adt1t6nh' orlintit:" 4)f
Air IVfelfard of Clinton took the good chance or any one desiring steak
Basktit M188 Dealt, 001106t10/1 pants, ThirtWin 116 th6 Valet ilitaty even °cot paid friends in Detroit a theft visit the farm Of 105 acres. lot 10 eon 1 Goderich can McGregor Proprietor ; Thomas
,
ritiovistine Baud will bath be in ettenderice. a
%rotor 0341 will be inadeby Iron. Dr. 13er. ,COUtleillOr Turner Wears a eehtents On Ileedar Cletiaber 'sra VVilliatai Wednesday, Oct, lgtn, at 1 p, m„ on
Thos tor the Huron istr o
ho fine Peed Of the Slittzi nett, and the tiode. past Week.
Asters, branching, Dr Agnew A Mo. soYogoVitebtrdhe Int4oliftptithiNet accinf tta work on tine circuit last Sunday in the ° inoplearents or those eeeking 4 NO,
abitence of Rev. Mr, Thompson. 1
Xensie. Asters, hest eollectioti Itfrs mtsoltotro; Tract,
aflolittsa for eveht ttnY Mr jest Addison of BI th tent Sven..• oge
township Barfield Road. This le a Brown, Auctionem
Wheatley. Oarriatitinitt W Gouts - Lists 'sag other ado est plea da 41th 'old Meta* 3' eP
Tqlor, Cannes, A Molten s, a
, 3 ffaltifiLL, eelagrat tav
stew. M
s A rthe
Mrs. 3.4.
traeostatet. rth•
04.4•1alarkehyar
Notice hereby given that 4 rloort will bo
held hursuant te the Voter o List Actirby his
limier the ;fudge of thc County Cour 60 bo
Countttof Baron at Ifolmestillo on oadar.
the 16th day of Oetober 1800, at ten teeleck a ivk
to hearts 1 dete he isweral comfllalnt
Of errors and mnieslons n theXoters' Lit* of
the_ Municipality of noderich Terrnehip tar
tioe, perAoutlurring binenees at the court
rvenitad to attend at the MM time ttaa
oi
nr,
Maniettality.
Pek