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lit which are stored
r arms was considerably
tetslate roof for a dia-
early three handred
• theugh it had been
-Irregttlar furrows. All
were shattered, in not
tt in other neighboting
The ice louses wete
iy to the ground„ and
stripped of their bark,
es broken and life per-
cI ear es trid4-,e• r
Ssion, were scattered all
One of the guards
a quart4tr tntle front
;he extrlosion states. that
-ea ao severe as to
rcm hia bed and break
4-s of his dwelling. Al-
faroiles live within -
t he side a the magazine
n mist:titled aay injury
L They Were, however,
alitented by the pelting
eks against their frame
t was thought this morn -
e fire was ia progress
woald be a- million
nce that time an offiaer
hasty sarvey thinks.
• r below half a ea
tort -helve, destreyed
Ir C1V Yal 011 er museum,
tuany relies of 1111.11-
PODdern and arteient
ling ancient weapona of
or of the middle ages,
ell and colors from the
'a- -war, awl specimens of
tifortus of alutoat (-verv-
e past and Present, form -
ion which (stn never be -
)f,' the curiatities etered
xut few can be faun&
also models of guns,
(1•II, and in. fact nearly
USE'd in war in our awn
✓ ....7.'"titttlmipt. _ ottL.
Murder near Strata
-: ford.
°- the Beacon E;rt-ra.
idway between Stratford
'ravine, On the Buffalo
:Huron division: of the
tk Ilailwayis a crossing,
that:dim One of these
; occupied by David 21e-
-scam bcss.'' A little to
"s -est lived a man Wig>
.der him, named Cartia,
s sduth of MeGowan, Me
The character given of
at of a qeiet, ineffensive,
Ifagarty is described as
the waa always ready to
, ..
Tel and get up a fight,
sit of threata towara's his
athe bully„ in fact, of
. settlement. On Satur-
g his passion led hint to
the dreadful crime of
or Curtin being the -vie-
ariin, McGowan and his
.4•;_ Fitzgerald, and a Air_
tent to Stratford about
n the evening of Si tun-
e-417dd seem shortly after -
u, who- had been about
g
at day, came home the
tuor. He went to Hag -
and after a jocuhtr -
!att takiaa Haaarty's life-
, e rs
ite said to him (Cut -tin)
-?eforsi, he good-naturedly '
eap, and produced some
'altiek he and Hagarty
,ivet a I times, A fte rwarda
rtted to tile railavay track,
ilghltering worrain be trd
,
eniethina aboufighting-.r
t
,
- , „
In Sun tripped 11 e party
arty got up wed chal-
rtin to fight, which Cur-
d, and Hatetrty knoekea
I After a struggle, the
ta parted them, and get
- to tlai`r respective shan-
Hagartv, full of fight,
be restrained. He at
Red with. stones and at-
tua across the fence.
ete, hoWevet, the women
partieg them. Pres-
eey was raised that Hag -
gun. Curtin said if that
s would take his lyonet
At en t rust ed to liiin as
(rind Truak volunteer.).
•tted in, but eecaped by
and ' Ifaeartv cestrain
' - zs
s guts, they met at the
Hap/ ty pointed the gun
-4 gun): two or three times
and probably would have
t -been loaded, which it
pear to he Curtin, how -
Lr liftecl the bayonet, which,
side. Notwith tt a ndirtse
a
akin g hold of the barrel
t dealt Curtin a terrible
the jaw, which felled him
trid, and he was not after -
rd to speak or seen to
!etrtirt's little boy, NvisCs
°CI -Vince' he addressed the
.. - e'
nark, "Your fathet will
ad to -night," and taking
and bayertet, walked Ita-
ly into ilia s hitnty. Who -
or alive at the time, the
te Curtin was allowed to
tering in his blood until
the towoship, returning
i Stratford, heaga at the
tf the deeadftel tragedy,
0 of to town to_ebtain as -
1t WAS ft -My nine &clock
i, Shaver and Chief-Con-
JuLy 28. 1871•
stable Hanison got there, and Oen
poor Curtin was stark and 'told.
It little later Deputy -Sheriff tbessie,
and Constable Wilson, artived.
His murderer, who lead made no at-
tempt to escape, was at once arrest-
exi in his own shanty, and conveyed
to Stratford gaol. The expression
he made use of on the way,—"
mon fixed the showed
that be was still animpressed, as we
iselieve-he is yeti by theawful crime
faith which he stands charged.
The Coroner's Jury on Tuesday
ntatrned a verdict of " Wilful Mur ---
der " against Cnrtin.
- soon. _
A Lively Loaality.
I spent a night with some friends
on the top of VeSIIVinS, freezing on
one side and broiling on the other.
We kept ourselves awake by the
turtusement of dodging the falling
tones. About once in. ten Minutes
the old Mountain gave a.shiver,then
a burst—like foaty thousand muffled
cannon, if ever there was such a
thing. At each burst a cloud of
black smoke, in the shape of an in-
verted hay stack, and about thirteen
times the size of the Galt Honse,
was driven into the ail, followed by
a mass of livid flame that lighted
the country for leagues around.
Then, boys, look out for the stones.
Millions of tons are thrown hua-
dreda of feet into the air, moaate, of
them failing back into the 'rater,
but many of them, varying in size
from a pigeon's egg to a- tobacco
hogshead, and outside, and you
must dodge—generally easy enough,
as they are of a white heat and, shosi
as plain as rock -et stars. They tum-
ble down the steep cone, hissing and
steaming in the snow—the big cnes
LPeaking into ftagments and flying
ike a, bu rating shell.- N ow, boys,
ie- the time, ten minutes' interval.
'We rosh up to the -very edge of
the abyss and look down to see fur-
ther particulars—see "Dante's In-
ferno"—bet you spoil your boots;
I did. Yo a singe your moustache ;'
I did, And you wish you was safe
out of it; I ad. You tuna away
sneezing as if you, had. accidentally
ignited a boz of locufocos under your
nose; tor a moment all is dark ;
then the long twinkling rows of gas
lamps in the 8treet of Naples aeem
to sitting out of the ground under
vour-feet, though miles -away ; then
you see the lightin the little toWns
about the base o;f. the mountains; in
all save one, and that one the larg-
est. Pompeii—with its great ord
temple, mefgnifi 3ent theatres, close -
built street, and vast arena, is
dark ; the grim skeletons lying in
their ashen beds alone ekeep vigil
there; their eyeless sockets need no
light. No night that ever I wit-
nessed can equal a clear vintise
from Vesuvius. No one can im-
agine its grandeur, but you must
try to, for I dare not attempt a des-
criptien. As we stood gazing down
on the roofiess houses of Pompeii,
the sun lighting its gray-eoloted
wall—Torre del Greco, with its
mrth u alte shaken tve 11 said :
We have nothing like this in
Arneric:t." " I'm glad of it, -said
one Of the party e " It's awful shab-
by ; don't think it pays." That
young man was from Henry county,
Indiana. With a pretty general
destruction of boots and clothing,
and the aforesaid loss ot one of the
hansomest Mustaches in Naples, by
your linmble servant, we got down
safely. Not -so with another party
who aseended" from the Nola. side.
One of them had an arm broken by
a falling stone ; tmothee a leg, in
getting dow
how to get
guide -book, or, -uetter, try it. If
-you wish to know how to get down,
let -go your hold, and you'll come"
down.—Letter to Louisville Courier
Journal.
TH POPE GGI G T CO
Specia dispatch from Lo
the P pe may I ave Re
day. Preparati ns are b
for hi reception at a
Corsic There is a move
on in France to gnarah
Pope temporal sovera
COrSie . The Pope ishe
lish a syllabus in re a
occult. tion of Rome y t
G ovet n m en t, declar ng
Withhold'ng rom
ral powers a e v
lave bee en
xt pope.1 tbe
to nrepat
one Who
as and no
this mea
ith •the
al Carvil
sures
temp
sures
Rome
the n
choos
Ids id
arid b
wise
Cardi
L4
ta
for
It s p
may be
unfiiendy
s effect- a
talian G v
(1.6 Pie yo
tionet .
For cheap la,die
Prune la, Boots o every de
to T. 'oventry"s.
THE HURON iXPOSiTOR.
STCA.
don says
e at any
ing anade
Itatatt at
en gOing
ee to the
niegi over
d P the
ieItalian
that men -
hint all
.1 Mea -
heady in
.
c iince of
4c4sed to
erate in
to Italy,
compro-
rn m en t
is mea -
11
400.
d children'w
cription, go
,
- BUILDING I • MANI 0A.—The
isN1
town of Winni eg ma a a rapid
Frog. ss. Son e ts ent uildings
ate i ,course of , erection t d others
are alder cont 'mplationt ut wait-
ing or a -mote liberal Is ipply .Of
mate fills., Thi state , a th;.ngs, I
belie (., is near at ht nd.- 1 % Sch u] tz
has b trntea kil of excel e t brides,
and wo,' of t e latest improved
mach nes for he. ban tacture of
1 ureseed inicks 1 ave. rriv d and will
be put in opera on at o eG. From
this t'ine out ti e probab Hey is that
tew lailidings o • anythin else than
brick will be er cted. Tit lady rise
in the price of t wn 1 rop rt is some-
thing rentarka le, and ep Ciliation
therein is rife. Globe Por.
Theiatest styl s of Boots
all kinds cheap a T. Covent
land Shoes of
ea 8, • •
• BrRTHS. 1
FI8 II BR. — At atford., on July 26th,
the wife of M• r R. B. Fis ert, late of
Seaforth, of a sOn.
DIELLE.-.—At Sea orth, J 21st, the
wife of . Diblle, a, daughter.
Sem E.—At Seaforth, on ly 23rd, the
wife of Mr. Scobie, miller, of a
son.
DEA.THS.
Jcniis .—At Seaforth, on July 24th,
Ili's. Jacobs, releet of W. Jacobs,
Esi., London, aged 68 y4rs.
0111111111M
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTII, July 27, 1871.
Fall Wheat ^1 10 to . 1 15
1 05 to 1 10
Spring Wheat. • 7 ....
0 45 to 0 48
Barley
0 45 to 0 48
Oats. .
060 to 0-65
121enatster 0 14 to 0 16
Eggs. 0 11 to 0 12
Il ides 6 00 to 7 00
-Sheep Skins 0 50 to 2 00
Hay 700 to 10 00
Flour 1 $ 25 to 0 00
Potatoes, (uew) 0 70 to 0 75
Wool, per lb , 034 to 035
0 20 to . 0 35
Lamb Skins.
0 12 to 0 20
Pelts
0 00 to 3475
13ark, Cr)cord.1.
Spa ial attention p "id, to all orders for Boots and
Shoes either sowed or pegged, at J. Duncan & Co's,
'Steam th.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats.
Peas
Basle_ ....... . . ...
Butte •
•
E„ogs ,
Wool, per lb......
CLINTON, July 27, 1871.
. 1 $090 0 100
100 gsl 116
.. 0 40- sse 042
0 60 (se 0 00
... 045 0 050
. 016 Q..,4 017
010 all 0..11
..... ;o86 OS '0 38
Maa
Duos"
's hand -made Kip lloote, for $3,50, at
& Co's, Seaforth.
CUMB
SUGA
PROVISIO
N S .
RLAND OUT AND MESS P
ORK1
-CURED HAMS AND SHOULDERS (CANVASSED.)
CHOICE MILD CHEkSE.
PAT INID CORN MEAL.
BRAN, SHORTS AND OATS,
AT SCOTT R013ER
SON'S,
MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH.
against 410 cars the we k previous. -
The shipments since Friday were79
cars, and for the we ending •to day
previous.
448 ears, against 349 cars the week
Sales reported to -day as follows:
Briggs to Woods, Sp lal prime Ind.
steers, ay. 1,495 at $6. I .
4 Same to same 16 lid good Ind. st ers,
av 1,348, at $5 '75.
Dankin for Renick t? MeCaffere , 66
hd Texas steers, av 1,118, at $4 25.
Same for Moore to oon, 67 hd eood
Ill. stters, ay. 1,315, p, t.
McElroy to Coon, 1 hd. Ohio st ers,
ay. 1,25, at $5 80.
Taylor to Coon, 15 h Ohio steer, av
1,474, at $5 75. '
johnson & J. to BL chard, 18 0.
steers, av 1245, at $5 io.
Church to Mackey, 21 lill Mich. st ers,
air 962, at $4 60.
SHEE .
The market is quite and sales li ht;
233 head sold against: 1,031, on Fi iday
last. The range of prices for the past
week were $4 to $5 tor step, and.. 6 to
• -$7 50 for lambs.
The receipts since Friday were 19 cars,
6 .cars consigned through, and fo the
week ending to -clay 57 cars, again t 53
cars the week previous. '
The shipments since Friday last ere
9 cars, and. for the week eliding t -day
35 cars, against 55 cars. for the week
previous,
'ales reported as follows :
all & Kammane 110 hd Alich. ay.
82, a0t111$4 75. ----- I _
tAbbot & Co. to Dorman, 123 hd Ind.
at $3 25. , ,
,
1 HOGS. '
Sales to -day range $4 ,921 to $5, and
for the past week $4 871Ito $5 25. The
market to-d4y is a. shade' dull.
The receipts ,since F iday last wore
78 cars, 63 cars being ti rough copsign.-
ments, and for the week ending t -day
12 cats, against 101 cars the week:
pr -vious. -
The shipments since Friday we e 65
cars, and for the Nieek ending to -da 108
eats, against 95 cars the, week previous.
ales reported as follows: ,
67 hd av 188 lbs at $ 0-0
' at 921
112 lid .av 205 11.4 -
• GODERICII, July 27, I87L
Fall ettt.. .. . . . .. _......$0 90 .01 1 00 _
Sprin .. 1 12 se 1 15
0 40 scA 0 42
Oats.
0 00 0 65
B1) elxar - • • 0 50 0 0 52
Butt r 0 16 QS 000
Eggs ..... . ... . . . . . . . , . 11 (Ifs 000
1 . 30 0 0 83
Wool
Leat
ull Stoek of all sorts of Boots and Shoes, in
or, at 3. Duller & Co's, Seaforth.
1ST. MARYS, Tidy- 27, 1871.
' 100 Q4 100
110 115
• 0 40 SD 0 42
0- 60 (3 O65
040 Qs 0.50
. ..... . . ....... 016 ((o 017
011 te 000
Q80088
Fall eat,
, Sprio g Whcat,
1. If you wish to know oats, '
Peas,
up Vesuvius, consult a Beet,
Butt, r,.. ,
Eggs
* Affairs in Manitoba.
A correspondent writing from
Winnipeg to the Globe says :—"Dur -
mg the last few weeks, the, tide of
immigration has decreased every-
where. I fear that the ieturn of the
large numbers of disappointed. peo-
ple, aforetime spoken of, has had a
deal to do with this ; in fact, I know
of one instance, in which three re-
turning teams met nineteen coming
in, and by their representation of
matters led the whole party,to return
with them to Dakota. The feral ity
of our soli and the salubrity o out
climate are points upon which
agree , but these do aot avail NO c
set off by such governmental trea
ment as has been the lot of Manit
ba. . The hopes of Manitoba rest, to
a large degtee, in Ontario doing her
part at the forthcoming election in
ousting theAdministra tion, at whose
door all our gtievances are laid.
The -Indians on Nettly Creek, a sec-
tion within this province, near Low-
er Fort Garry, have prohibited set-
tlement therein, and in fact have
compelled settlers, already- located,
to leave. The public are not dis-
posed to cetisure -the Indians for
this, because, they were given to un-
derstand that long ere this the Ca-
- 'Italian Government would have
treated with them and the obliga-
tions not being honoured, it surprises
ao one that they are becoming un-
easy and troublesome.
Woo
Co
-Boot
LO end get yoar choice of 500 pairs of Prunella
, at J. Duncan & Co's Seaforth.
LONDON july 27 1871.
Fall ..
eet • 1., . 0 - ,
- do ly ''" 0 i 05
slpiiri rviieet; . ... ,....... ...... 1 00 0 1 15
i
1•
'1 e 48 0 0 54
Oats -
'0 _46 0 0 48
Peas 0 70 0 0 75
Butter, 0.14 0 0 17
1, 011 6_,4 01'1
Woo, ' ' ' • 1/4 ,. 0-&8 0 040
,
A arge assortment of Prnnella Boots, Gents',
Lath El' and Children's, at J. Dune= & Co's.
, TORONTO, July 27, 1871.
Fall Wheat, 0 00 to 0 00
Sprig Wheat,
Barley,
Oats, -
Peas
1111.3"
Woo
1 13 to 1 15
061 to 070
0 51 to, 053
070 to 080
11 00 to 15 00
037 to 038
MONI:REAL, July 20, 1871.
Fieu (Extra) per .... 16 40 to
Panel-) i 590 to
up fine No.'1, Canada West,— 6 45 to
" No. 1, Western Wheat, 5 45 to
No. 2, " 1 5 15 to
Bag Flour, • ' , 2 50 to
Whc t, (Can Ida Fall ) . . 1 89 to
0,00 to
44
Western, 1 28 to
Oat, (per 32 Ths.) .
Bari y, (per 48 lbs.)
But er, (Dairy)
(Store packed)
Por, (Mess) . • • • t 16 50 to 17 07
Pea097 to 1 00
hee, s. 0108i to 0 10
6 75
600
6 00'
6 50
45 20
2 '75
1,84
000
1 82
044 to 045
' 048 to 000
014 to 016
014 to 0 15
BUFFALO LIVE STOOL
Thursday, July '27, 181.
CATTLE. 11 n
he Market to -day shows not quite as
= ful prices as were obtained last Wedncs-
da3,, but fully as good as the average of
the past week. The ran e lot prices to
day on a sale of 250 ;head iwere $4 60 to
$6, and t34- 25 or Texas. ,I The range of
pri es during tite pa,it weekwere $4 87i
the lowest to $6 30 the highest, and
$3 75 to $4- 37& for Texas. ,
he receipt since FridaY last were
2 cars, again t 232 ears for the same
pe :od the eek ' previous, 82 cars
thr ugh eonsi ments, and for the week
eu g to clay be recopts were 400 cars,
I
MU hit av -.2.3], 11)81 az
99 lid av 246 lbs I at
1.00 hd. av 242 lbs ' at
tlil
.00_
00
1.
FINANCIAL.
!Bank of Montreal„.259. 1
Ontario Bank, 110. 1
Molsons' Bank, .1271. '
Bankof Toronto, 195:
terehants' Bank, 1334 • .
.toyatl Canakian Bank. 106.
il
'Canadian Bank of CM 'pierce, 13
Gold. in New York, 11.i.
smesse, sonors%
:
, NOTICE TO TRE PASSEFS.
NOTICE is hereby given, tln t all parties
trespassing on Lots Nos. , and 19, in 4:to
co cession of Morris, will be rosecuted with
at neat rigor of the law.
90-tf. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
.
found
8rd
the
COAT .LeST.
LOST, about the 2nd of •Stlyinstant,
Walton anV,d Seaforth, a atm:Tree' 0
dt y person learn% the same t Chambers'
will be suitably rewarded.
T-.
190-4 - WI LIAM WAL
,
etsveen
°moat.
Hotel,
rfl.
STRAYED
AME into the premises o
15, concession ..) Township
al out the 6th of July last, a .
Colt, two ssears old, with a whAe
T e owner is requested to pro's°
*Res and take her away.
• - . WII,LIAM
Exeter, july 25, 1871.
COLT.
the subseri et, jot
of Stephen on or
dark iron -gr ' Mare
star in. t ,o face.
property, i ay ex -
'
MITI LL.
FARM F014
• IN TUCKERS1VIITH.
, !
VOR Sale, on reasonable terms,
su Conceesion, Tuckersmith,e1A.
100 acres, twenty of which tor
and in a good state of cultivation,
a do portion of it unelerdrained.
a I good, also, a good bearing
1 iling wells and a living spring.
1
csass, and will be sold on easy
prietor is desirous of retiriug
farther particulars apply to THE
Seaforth, or to the 'proprietor
190 tf. .ACEXAN
1
SAL°'
Lot 22,
R. S., co otaining
cleared, und ,p
and -a., 4
The built
orchard, tw
The lan
terms, as
from farm .
EXPOSIT°
on the prem
ER CAMP
Second
fence,
nilider-
ngs are
never -
is first
• e pro-
,. For
Office,
a.
LI.
HOTEL. FOR
SAL
FTC 1
-DRYI:DAT.F.,
mils;
Seaforth, i•
uncleisi. :d
frame )
seven soca
There
house, rt
There aro ta
a barn; o
and shed. is 1
in a splendid
au
purchase .
equal annuli
prepaid, '
DRYSDA
Peme P. II .
s1.4, ors-
nth of
now of-
is de -
ilding,
in the
re four
king a
o good
' stablc
ta42.
ocelots-,
i Sarnia,
6ev re.
instal.
s
Ont.
1
THAT commodious and well-known
-1- copied at present by ROBERT
k OW11 as the .
.
, "Royal Oak,"
flitnated on the Sable Line, eight
1 ayfield and seventeen west of
fered for sale at a bargain, as the
bosons of retiring from business.
'The dwelling is a two-story
45x32, in. good repair, including
limes flat and seven in thensiper.
stres of land attached to the
lendid garden and orchard.,
Wells, two stables, it shed ern
and barn is 80x20, one stable'
. The above hotel is situated'
on the main road between Goderieh
and in it good fanning distal ct.
TERMS—Two-thirds of the
quire(' down, the balance in
melds. Address, if by letter,
, . ROBERT
190-tf 1
NOTICE.
THE 3Innicipal,Counci1 of the Corpomti
-L• Township of Monis intend, at their fl
ing after the 113th day of 'August, 1871, to
consideration the propriety of selling th
Of original road allowance opposite lots A)
4th and 5th concessions ofsthe said to -
Morris and if deemed adviaable, to pass ,
for thiat purpose. All parties interes
quested to take notice and govern them
cordingly. .
THOMAS HOL ,
• . . • Towa
Morris, 3111; 21, 18716
I
of th,
t Meet
ke int,
portim
in th
ship o
By -Las
are re
lyes ac
ip Merl
1 190-4
GIVING P BUSINESS.
R. p.
UTHERLAND
,
Nu'
'G. about to. cave Seal nth, will sell off the
remainder,of Ills stock, consisting of it few ends
of Tweeds, black and blue Broadcloths, below cost.
Parties regniii,ng a 3 -thing in that lino' had better
call early, as, owing to other engagements, the
\thole must be el ared• out before Three: Weeks.
Having only last'eek received a full supply of
Boys' and Youths' Dresses, in all the latest styles,
including the jolly Tar, Knickerbocker, : TnniC,
Blouse, etc., etc., be will supply pattbrns of any
of these, cut to me sure, for 40 cents. Ho Will also
supply Shirt patte4ns, cut to measur, , uPon the
latest and moat ap roved. principle; they pombine
the yoke and sack shirt with an imprioved sleeve,
they are well teatc4 patterns and will be fOund to
produee what is no easily found, a good mid at the
same time an easy lting shirt. Patterna oi shirt,
30 cente.
N. B.—These patterns being offered at less than
half the regular.price, can be had for 'Ply() Weeks
e best quality.
only. Also on ha ad, a. few di Deans' cOpy-right
Tailors' Tapes, of
1
ALSO,
A HOUSE AND LCT,
On corner of Milli= and Goderich Strets.
IL
ERMS, ,EASY.
The Shop with fit ince stove, machine,
• W
e. etc.,
t sold cheap.
PartiesTndebtcOE to subscriber are reqUested to
call an4 settle their accounts.
11. P. suaaranamses.
Sesiforth, july 21, 1871.
T GRMSS,
,
T ilLOR,
Late Foremaia !with IE. litickloa elk Col,
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Begs to ann once to the inhabitants of
SEA.FO.RT .AND VICINITY,
- that h has taken rooms over
1
LOOK .001..Y.011..)0.. .MEN.
NEW COLLARS,
N "NAT 'T 1 S,
NEW SCARFS,
RECEIVED
T. K. ANDERSON'S
CLOTHING AND -FURNIS INC HOUSE.
FIV) THOUSAND OF THE EW PAPER CO TAR,
. 7EVERY BOX CONTAI riS A PRIZE;
(Some very valua le.)
COLLARS—Franklin, Great Western, St.. George, Dead. Sho Bishop,
Eureka.
TIES—Elite, Bon. Ton, Sappho, Lothair, Cli per, Crown.
SCARFS—Cabinet, Grnd Duke, Von Mol ke, Bismarck, Crown Prince, Con -4
queror, Pall Mall, General, Marquis, Correct Sc rf, Standard.
• T. K. ANDERS() 'S
Noted Furnishing ilous for BoysaYouths an Men.
SEAFORTH, May, 1871. • 179 -eh
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MR TI101,A.S KIDD'S STORE,
in which he purpcIsc;13 carrying on the snaking up of Al N LEYV1LL E.
.CENTLEMEINS' AND CHIL RNS'
CTJOTIII G !
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Also, that he haslroceived from England, an entire
NEW ETSTEM OF cuTiiNp,
which works adm bly, producing bfit,
eaut ally -
rn
ting garmentE, Combining ease aud co ort.
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Some excellent Patterns for Childrens and Youths'
Suits.
Patterns supplie or garments cut out, at moderate
charges.
Boo.forth, july 127, 1871. 190-tf.
P A_RTIC
ITLAR NOTICE.
JOHN LOb
SHAW
Has a Lot of
AN
S, MAN'TtES,
• —AND—
IDEM S G1-0 PS 1
Which he s 1131X1.0t1S to Sell OL, at Cost,
4s, BELOW COST,
Or any reasons le price that it ells roes may offe
Thareforc, Iladier, you will pleas cal at the
Manchester Iiouse)
AIN STREET,
Soon, and get y u.r pick of the Godds before they
are all sold.
Seaferth, juIY 25, 18'71 190
REFOFiM ASSOCIIATION
•
OF .
SOUTH RIDING
OP THE
couN-ry OF HURON..
:
,
A MEETING of the above Asseelation will take
-L3- place at Oslo TOWN HALL, * the Village of
1
° SEAFORTH0
On MONI)AY, the 7th of August,
• A., 11), 1871, at 12 o'clock, noOn.
A full attendance is requested as important busi-
ne66 w1 COIL1° before the meeting.
J. S. SpiCLAIR,
•, • President.
Goderieb, Zulg 21, 1871. 120441
EW GOODS,
AND
NEW PrOCES.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
JOHN LECKIE,
Hail just received a large consi,grintent of
DRESS GO ODS
PRINTS, COTTOIqS,
COTTON YARN, HOSIERY, ETC.
These goods haying been purchased with it view
to sorting up former stock, and thereby makeit
sell more rapidly, and will bo sold cheaper than can
be purehnsed in Seaforth or any other inarket. Try
for yourselves and be convinced.
• Now in the time to secure Cheap Goods, as the
stock must and will be cleared out in, two months.
100,000 lbs. of good Butter,
•'Wanted in exchange for goods, and tho highest
cash value given.
All other kinds of PrOdice also taken In
Exchange.
GROCERY, HARDWARE,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES, MILLINERS,
And all other kinds of goods sold at priced to snit
• c.ustOmers.
REMEMBE
J. LECKIE'S, AINLEYVILLE,
IS THE PLACE. 1 179-113
\fIPORT NT
TO
OUSEKEEPERS.
GOOD FLOUR!
AT ALL riStle.S.
W. A. SHEARS -ON &
Proprietors of the
S AFORTH MILLS !
• Are now ManIfacturing th boat
ILY & ,PASTRY LOUl?S-
In the Dominion.
Intlading purchasers in Seafortji and vicinity
k
can re y upon geg ttinour Family andi Pastry Flours
i
from he folios -Sing Dealers, ONLY: Thos. Lee, A.
M. Strong, John Warsh, James C. -Lability, Alex.
Ault, Thomas Kidd. 3. McGinnis, William Ault,
G. & H. Jackson, Egmondville, and t the Seaforth
Mills. Orders left at our offices Mar et Square, will
'seethe prompt attention.
Farmers desiring to exchange
for lour, at the
May always rely upon getting our
PastrtsFlonr in exchange, in quasi
th value of their wheat.
• w. 4.SHEARSr & CO.
18 tL
COW STRAYEO.
STRAITED from the premises of dae undersigned,
Egroondville, about the 15th inst., a DARK
BROWN COW, with white spots on the belly;
eight years old; is bard to milk. .st liberal rewari
will be given for such information as will lead to
heErgnrecoviouaryyme. Jab, 201 18741.0Hli STODDARD.
•18941
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their Wheat
est Family or
ties according
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SIMON POWELL'
Won d take this opportunity ,of returning thanks -
for t e liberal "patronage extend4 to bun sinect
corm • encing business, and begs leave to say that
no e ort on his part shall be +wanting to insure a
con nuance of the same. Be has now received and
open up a nice stock of
FRESH FAMELY. GROCERIES
• comprising
• Teas, Sugars, Coffees,
Spi es, Raisins, Currants, &c.
s landid value in
TOBACCOS.
• SPIRITS.
Bes brands ant of bond, on draught and bottled;
Age t for Carling'a and Spencer's Beer and Portst
itt .. els, quarter barrels and 'bottles.
•
Four,. Feed, Provisions,
In all their branch,.
Flour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, &c:
pri
atmeal, ComMeal at manufatturers' ixtolesale
s. Try the 75 Gent Teta.
O. 999,
Opposite Carmichaers store, SEAFORTIL
EMON BOtELL