HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-09-08, Page 5SRPT., 8, 1871.
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on the 1st instant. He gave
ouratice of supp.rt, and a&
by his letter herewith. he
Leans by which the iron can.
tainetl.
teting GE the ratepayerw of
held the same evennig t�
matter, but no Coneitment
; Some of the Seaforth peo-;-
at the Seaforth, Huron and
-odd be no advantoige to
ge, that the merchants of
NVroxeter
be able to eel/
as cheap its the Sea-
aantsand pay just
for grain an so on, So the
te, at host some of them„
!about it, Now-, mrhatever
ffect of this road on 'the
Grththere can be mil; °ore
ie immense ativantage it
;he townships and 1,:illage.%
!rig the line of the road.
ntlemen, this- is the posi-
leme is before you, and itix
! scheme, feasible and easi-
out there is no one to
idess you do it your-
aforth people, as 1 men -
re lukewarm, The Grand
are willing to help, but
-oing to initiate the pro -
it out. For my part,
devote to railway mat -
us launching the scheme
Ieration, 1 have done all
Tht to da for it. So it ht.&
. or fall by its own merit
(hank it waith taking up,
3- leading men hold, meet-.
ti appoint a Provisional
letter of Mr. Brydgea,„
n will see his opinion of
r!oad. and also that there:
beultv rn procatring the
its constraction.
.•‘._.en, your obedient ser-
2LHAYES.
frydes' Letter.,
away of Canada, Manag-
Office.
Fonn, Sept. ist, 187E.
Referring to the Mter-
,i41- with yourself and
i at Seaforth, to -day. up -
i a Branch line tram Sda-
er. 1 beg to say that
add be glad to aid in
of such a line by any
believing as .1 do, that
E open up a very impor-
ng section of country,
it.,e area the facilitiea of
taion to the different
iCaanada and the United
Which I imagine would
n iength, is construct -
would be prepared to
. ,., stock neeessau to
and to work the line
he party constructingrt-
the question at irear
,
ut one in the caustrac-
interprzse. Upon that
,:. at present say that 1
‘in behalf of this Com,:
A to the greatest pos-
euring all the neces-
ails you require. Haw
-be done is of course a
consideration; but
A such arrangements
Avould secure the rails.
he completion of the:
1 eertaint3-. Probably
t.lcontplish it would Lel
it1 aid of the construe-
om the munieipalitieK
e IEailway would pass,
nount as would be re -
11 bonuses to complete
he rails upon it, to ai-•
i of Bands, the- iaterest
dd be semred by an
U• 'rand Trunk t. orn-
unt from the grosi
rtvards tile int`erest-
to be paid upon sttClz
rand(which has been
ed by different com-
e 'United: States and
which thiS Coinpany
reared to adopt iit
apIrlication of. this
have no doubt, enablt-
to be- made to secure
the hue, provided
1..-. to a reasonabl.r.
:re secured from tin,
which the line wili
.r, yours truly,
E t '. J. tktv nt.}N.
Seaforth, Ont,
om.moinowri
gypt received in
it is repotted that,
dismissed all tlit:-
-
service, both in
(t the civil depart-
/ has been taken in
$e ill -feeling and.
, towards the A me -
,.!.i Turkish oft e i a Is
-nd influence.
..itil Max, is report --
is a3rd yearand
inently into a -iota
lid arartling Opera
,alett iOilzat SO t1ietI-
kto head and . cad.
'..‘a. power. and ia
xnaxi of grew;
i I lablin MS the
'the malice during
red hy the pet --
cola y -f the law-
,
:rioters weroc as -
(f Wamezt
the police-
iia-hatiStlk (
( *autc11 yin t.,
by tire cm_
•;;! a-Ilona
only a squall
y now liPing
has ever
1,:ituated at 4.1. -
last year wa,t
eat' is fine,
VV. Of tli0
t .)05
iL-
;fl) on the 4t1ti...
!ill he eelebra.tet't
of tip: NI,
the strek,
SFPT. 8, 1871.
-The Harvest in England.
"The Jong -protracted Inty harvest
has, with vgry few exceptions, been
finally gathered, the last cartings
- being in first-rate order; while the
corn generally has been maturing
at a rapid pac5, with much barley
..atld oats already cut, and some
wheat. Sbould it hold fine - there
will be great activity in the fields
aaenerally next week as regards the
..e,
_sou them and 133id land counties.
An accounts agree that the barley
is first rate in quality and quantity ;
oats and peas also have Acme .well,
and beans, with Mlle exceptions,
are promislins. Wheat, however,
is certainly wadi behind all spritig
•corn. In ,ome deep looms, well
.cultivated and situated, there may
be an average crop, with fair weight
and (pal' .. But other pieces
„already tha - shed have fallen mater-
ially shorc of expectation ; while
those knocked down and twisted by
the late storms must be inferior
.2,nd deficient. This impression and
a further rise in France have con-
tributed to keep prices pretty much
as they were last week, though oc-
casionally we note is. decline as in
London.—MarkaLane Express.
'401i 410.
The latest styles of Boots and Shoes of
11 kinds cheap at T. Coventry's.
A fire Proke out in" the oarns and
:stables of Mr. C. Paxton,- Lot 21,
6th Concession, west of Whitby,
on. Tuesday morning, destroying
about 2,500 - bushels of grain, 60
tons of hay, 1 s -pan of horses valued
at $400, besides farming implements,
akr.c. The loss is estimated at about,
$4,000; insured for $1,000. The.
fire,is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary
It is stated that several well
known parties have entered into ar-
rangements to build a m at13 moth
:steamer five hundred feet long.
which is to be completed next sum-
mer, to be run between Albany and
New York. It is proposed that the
steamer, which will be used exclu-
zsively for passengers, carrying no
freight, _shall run from Albany to
New York and return jai twelve
hours, leaving Albany in the morn-
ing and returning by ten in the even-
ing. -
A RAILROAD TRAIN BESIEGED BY
'CATTLE.— Yesterday afternoon as
the Rockaway Express. on the South
Side Railroad, was passing -through
Williamsberg, a drove of oxen in
adva.aue turned amid faced the dum-
my. The engineer blew his whistle,
but this only roused the animals to
_absolute defiance. The train was
finally compelled to stop to avoid
running over the cattle. The enrag-
.ed animals then began bellowing
and pawing around the dummy,
some of them standing OD_ their hind
leas and looking into the windows
The blowing of the whistle and the
opening of the Illlmeraus steam cocks
did not alarm them in the least.
At last the engineer started the
train slowly and pushed them from
the track. --New York _Vail.
For cheap ladies', gents' and children's
Prunella Boots of every description, go
to T. Coventry's.
AUCTION SALES.
Friday, Sept. 15, Lot 24, First Con-
cession, Tuckersnaitb, H. R. S., -Farm
gStook and Implements and Household
Furniture. Michael Haas, ProprIctor ;
J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Saturday, Sept. 16, at Carmichael's
Seaforth,-Farm Stock and
Household Furniture. R. R. Woody,
Proprietor; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Monday, Sept. 18, Lot 4, Eighth
Concession; Hallett,— 'arm Stock, Ina-
pIements, Househdld Furniture. F.
Bignall, proprietor; J. P.- Brine, auc-
tioneer.
Saturday, Sept 23, on Lot 2, Fourth
'oncession, Usborne,-Farm Stock and-
plem ents. (/ Sprague, proprietor ;
A reitibald Bishop, Auctioneer.
Tuesday, Sept. 12t1i. at Turner's Hotel,
Varna, -A. valuable farm, Lot No. 18,
Nooth. Bayfield Road, Stanley. John
4 `ra w ford, proprietor; D. M c Dougall,
auctioneer.
OWE.
AMMONIUM.
t ;RAY. -On..)Ionday, the 4t1i. September,
the wife of :Mr. Adam Cray, of a
daughter.
BA K .1.1eKillop, on the 25t1 ult.,
the wife of Mr. George Barker, black-
smith, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
4tor_ki•-1)A.LaATv. —At Kippen, on the
1st inst., by the Rev. J. S. Eakin, B.
A:, George Rouat, to Janet Dabraty,
both of the Township of Stanley.
THE MARKETS.
sEAFoirrai, stilt._ 7, 1871.
gritin. the markets this week have a. slightly
apward tendency, but little is as yet offered. Wheat
and oats are readily bought up at prices quoted be-
low: Of the hater there -is not etunigh offering to
supply the local denim& Peas are in good demand,
tint few oftoring. No barley of any account has an
t been brought in. This in no doubt owing in a
-trod nieasitre to the lowness Of -the price, Since
tII e later8ifl5, the loapply of butter 1.111S become
more plentiful, and prices have slightly dm -reused.
rbt'ro Yet, hi es-cr. au active demand for it.
Fall 'WI mat
1 10
00
- 100 to 110 .
to .
i.rIey
. '0 40 to 0 45
Spring Whya t
lluttyr 0 30 to 0 32
50 to 0 52
;./etazt.Lss.
0 13 to 0 15
fEt141i(r-s' 0 11 to 0 00
6 00 to 7 00
0 25 to 0 75
FIay
lour
f tatoc.s. twee) 2 75 to 0 00
Lareb Skins 0 40 to 0 00
llnt 0 40. to 0 50
ark, pyr re
Calf Skins. p( r lb 3 25 to 3 50
9 00 to 10 00 136 lid air 169 Ds
94 lid Mr. 226 lbs
126 hd av 181 lbs
476 hd 'I,00 11)s
0 08 to 0 10
trttaili pr le rrel, . . . . . 1 50 to 0 00 1 .11T-:lid.;IV 167 lbs
CLINTON, Sept. 7, 1871.
Fall Wheat ,„. . 00 ot 11;
Spring Wheat 1 10 (ry 1 10
, .03O 0 032
Peas0 .50 oy) 0 52
Barlov 40 et) 0 45
/3 o
Butter 16
Eggs . C 1 (0 000
Oats
ST. MARYS, Sept. 7, 1871.
Fall Wheat, 11 00 (cis! 1 10
Spring Wheat, . 1 Q0 ey 1 I0
Oats, .... . ...... . . .......... , , 080 0 0 90
-
Pena, 000 0 0
Barley, . „ .. . . . 040 10 0
Butter, 0 16 0 17
Egge, 0 11 0 0 0J
Como and get year choice of 500 pairs of Prunella
Boots, at J. Duncan_ &Co's, Seaforth.
GoDEBteg, s4a. 7 1871.
Fall Wheat . .$0' 90 0 1 00
Spring Wheat , 0 90 0 1 00
Oats 040 0 045
Peas, . 0 50 0 0 56
Barley 0 40 1.0 0 45
Butter o 35 Co 0 16
Eigs
011 g 000
LONDON, September 7,1871.
Spring Wheat . . ; $1 10 (cp. 11
White Fall -;Wheat 1 0 '0 1 11
Red Fall Wheat „ 1 5 `I' 1 0 •
Barley -48 1t» j3 bushel 0 5 0 51
Oats (old) . 05 0 4 ,
Oats (new) , 0 04. 0 3:1
l'etts ... . .... .'........... .... .... 0 03). 06
Potatoes 0 5 @I 0 4
Butter o 4 0 o 1
• o r . 0 1
A Fill' Stock of all aorta of Boots and Shoes, in
Leather, at J. Daman & Co's, Seaforth.
TOR NTO, September 7, 1871.
nourt.---There was I' tle or nothing offered, latf
buvers could be found or hundred batTel 148 at Pi
to $5 10 for superfine f esh ground, $5. 15 to $5 2
fox fancy, and 85 30 to 7;5 40 for extra ; 100 barrels
of the latter sold at $5 25 on the cars :it Brampton.
WHEAT—Market comparatively bare; of sopplie t ;
car loads winild probably fetch Si 15, and good
sound spring nearly s much. Several loads of
white sold on the stree market iat $1 00 to $1 11.
BARLEY -A, number of carloatls of fair sample
was offered on 'Change at 60c. without buyers. No
2 could be had " to a 'ye " 155e.; but no aales
were reported.
OATs—Contioue to offered' freely in cation -4s
at 39c, with buyers at . Street price, 40c to 41e.
Small lots 42e. delivercct
1':.s—Street price, 60e, ,
HAY -Was in good supply-, selling 4 $16 to $18.
A 'large assoAment of Pruuella Boots, Genta
Ladies' and Children's, at J?Dtinctin & Co's.
MONTREAL, Sept..6, 1871.
FLoun market firm and buoyant ,...Canada at
$.5 30 to $5 50, accordi v.. to sample.
WITEAT-A.- earge o `1Vesteni, No. 2 taken at
31 20; Canada Wheat sked for, but little offer-
ing, Latest Mies were t 321 for Caoice White
affla'autA. s -Drooping, worth 85e. te 90e. or ear lots
on spdtA but shippers' views for delivei 80e. to 85e.
per 66 lbs. Coanie grains nominal.
BuTTEn—Neglected, good lots in ma •ket at 16c.
CHEESE -Very dull.
Special attentiori pahi'to all orders f Boots and
Shoes, either itowed or pegged, at J. D lean 4 Co',
Seaforth.
BUFFALO 1VE ,STOCK.
Thurs, ay; Sept. 7, 1871.
CAITLE. 1 '
Considerable prinie stock was sold to-
day. There was :71. fair denland and
prices advanced fro i to 1c. above last
week's ("notations. Sales! comPrise 658
head at $4 75 to ,96 37 for natioes, and
$3 '871' to $4 25 for ,. Texas', agaiEast sales
last week. Tuesday Eaf 177 head at $4'60
to $5. 25. • . I
The receipts for the past t ree days
were 308 cars, 74 cars consigned through,
against 280 cars for th4 sam period
last week. The shipments for the past
three days were 108 cars, a ainst 97
cars during the same period la t week.
Sales reported: t
..Clernents to Coon, 27 hd ex ra Ohio
steers, av 1033, at $6 25.
Carr, 0 & Co. to same, 16 hd. lo do ax
1409, at $6 121.z
MatkinS to Doty, 30 hd prim; 111. do
av 1588, at $5 921. I
Tindall to C0011, 12 hdex0 io do a,v
1529, at $6 37.
Colt to Mackey, 34 hd Texa th, av
1186, a.t $4 25., . !
Russell to McCaffery, 36 licl. c o de av
1048; f!tt $4 25.
Megee to Wdocts.i. 32 hd Ind do av
1441, at $5 60. o.!
Fullington to same, 38 hd 0 do av
1426, at $6. ,
Hog: e to Mee. ffery, 26 licl Tex s do av
1102, at $3 8712. ,
1 I
Briggs to Coon, 64 Int lnd do v 1273
at $5 371. ,
Gaines to Moorehouse, 34 hd. I de av
1132, at $5 121.
Same to samer 68 lid do do av 171, at
$500. .
Iteetle & N to licoaffery, -32 1. 0. do
av 1271, at $5 50.
Same to same, 16 lid do do av 255, at
$5 50. '
Teach:nit to Barnes, 17 hd Mic 1. do av
1225, at $5 60
Bennett to L & F, ,20 hd Ind. do av
167.3, at $4 75. 1 ! I ,
Same to same.312 hd do do av 976, -at
• 1
'435
Taylor ta same, 11 hd Mich. do ay
993, at $4 626. , 1
Griffin to Geary, 14 hd Ind., do. av
1136, at 85 25. I I
Weinang to Woods, EA hd 1111 pis and 1
Cherokee do avl095, at S4 65. i !
Coachman to McCaffery, 55 hd Ky.' do
ay 124 at $5 12-J-.
1,‘ullington to f,ame, 10 lid 0. do , at
8,5 1.1'
-ri
SHEEP.
The market is met and steady S, es
comprise 429 h ad, at $4 621 to
against Sales last veek Thuisday if 200
,heacl at $4 to $5 371 far sheep.
The receipts f r the past thr ie days
were 13 cars, .8 b in,g,consig ied ti rough,
against 14 cars f r the san d time 1st
week. The ship lents for t le t thee
days were 13 cars against r cars for he
smile time last aviek.
Sales reported :
Eccles to Bidttrell, 210 . sh cp, fV
Ts', at SI '
lathaway to. Swope, 118 hd 0 shoal)
and lambs, av 66. at $5.
Carr, (.! & Co t� same, 101 d 0.,•sheep,
av 87, at 65.
IIIOGS.
The -market is Steady and a litt e firm-.
er. Sales yesterday and to -day co a prise
1,829 head at 84 50. to $5, one lo going
as low as 84 25. . Last week i'rida, 1,285
f
head sold.at 84 621 -to $4 8
The receipt S during • the past thiee
days were 87 cars, '55 carg co signed
-
through,. a,gai ist .88 cars :fn. th same
-Hine last -ti- k. 'The shipinents for the
past three days *ere 66 cars; aga nst 60
carsfor the same Itime last week.
Sales reported. 3resterdat :
75 lid 'av ]501335 at ,5 00
226 hd - av 209 ,lbs at .4 70 .
av 302 lbs . at 5 00
ay. ')..-9. -lbs at a 30 1
- av 202 lbs at 5 0 {
av 349 lbs at 4 871 '
at .5 00 i
169 lid
56 lid .
59 hd
60 hd
50 hd av 192 lbs
Sales reported to -day:
4 60 i
4 95
4 50
4 80
4 -25
THE FIUR
a
N EXPOS
ALBAN Y •;.)1ARKE. lie feel.
ittg about lumber in Canada is expressed.
i the following extract from a private
letter of recent date : " irhe Ottawa
a d St. Lawrence districts have ruled
very high this season.- stimulated by
large consumption in the Eastern States.
St pplied through Burlin on and White -
b11. and the prospects are that p ices ,
will rule high up to the end: of the sea- -
S n " ;Advices from Michigan and Ise-
s;i: ere are of.a similar tone.
! •
SELECT SCHOOL.
135 ROBIN -SON will re -open her Select S
on MONDAY, the llth September. 19
NOW OR NEVER
hool
2*
SOMETHING-
ew, Novel, Cheap Td
Handsome.
THE: •
SEAFORTH CLOTHINC
EMPORIUM
• AND
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING HOUSE.
T. K. ANDERSON
Of the above establiahment, has just receive
very la.rge and complete stock of
SCOTCH AND CANADIA
TWEEDS
a
MELTONS, DOESKINS AND
BROADCLOTHS.
Overcoatings of all Varieties and Colo .s.
The finest assortment of
ush and Fancy Vestinc's
Ever taken into the Seaforth Market.
Fa cy Flannel and Regatta Shii
ings, anA
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERCLOTHING,
f.,,,'reat variety, of the best quality. and at the
lowest figure.
It wou1d be t� the advantage of intending prrr-
chasers to call early and make their selections, is
by so doing they will save at least twenty-five pr
cent., on,aceount of the rapid rise in -price of Ilia
above description of goods.
CI °THING, of every description, made to ord r
on the shortest, notice, in a style equal to that of ••
city etablishments, and at a much lower prie
Sati faction guaranteed.
- TI IAND COLLARS ---As the • trndersign d
mak( • this department of his business a speeialt
pa.rti ,s Wishing the latest styles and novelti
wou) 1 do'well cell and inspect his stock and e
quire his prices.
Be sure and not forget the place--"Mein-stree
Seat rth,,opposite Scott Robertson's Grocery
19 T. K. ANDERSON.
NOTICE.
THE Directors of the Tuckersmith Branch Ago,
tnral Society •will let by Public. Auctioe, o
SAT IRDAY, the 90/ clay of September next, at
o'clock P. M.. on the Society Grounds, Seitfortl ,
four 1
the ta
of H
22d a
300THS, for the sale of refreshments, dnrin
-I) days of the Fall Show of the South Ridin
iron A;:frieultural Society, being the 21st au
ys of September.
WILLIAM McCONNELL,
Secretary.
196 1
CAUTION.
TB Directors of the South Huron .Agrictlltur
So iety give notice that on the occasion of thei
Fa1flExhibitiou of 1871, they will prevent all kind
of WI Wing, thhatrieal, 'circus .or . mounteban
puler names, exhibitions or shows and all traf
, spirituous or intoxicating, drinks, fruits
wares or merchandise, within 300 pint,
he EXIiibition Ground, and any person vigil.
his rule shall be removed by the Oflicers
Ifieldn
goods
from
-atiug
the St clay and subjected to the penalty prescribe(
by . order,
GEORGE ANDERSON,
President 8.11. A. S.
ROBERT GOVENLOCK,
196:2t President T. 11. A. S.
SU
ERIOR FARM STOCK
FOR SALE.'
VOR SALE, on Lot No. 32, Mill Road, Tucker-
suti li, the following animals, One Breed-
ing .111 re, 5 years old, in foal : 5 mileb cows in
calf; year-old Heifer in calf; 2 yearling Steers;
stee • calves; two bull Calves; six Ewes: four
Wethe •s, one year old; ts•Vo nun Lainbs, 1 Sow;
six Pi, s, four Months old. The above are all su-
perior animals, and parties wishing to improvc
their s ock shoula call and nee them.
The tiltle will be on exhibition at the South
Hui -on Show, at Seaforth, on the 22d. inst.
196-' SAMUEL CAliNOCHAN, Jr.
CHEAP FARMS. FREE HOMES.
ON THE LINE OP THE '
I.TIWN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A LAND GRANT OF
12 .000.000 ACRES
OF THE
Best Farming and Mineral Lands in America.
3,00�,000 Acres of Choice Fanning and Coilz-r
• iLauds on the line of the road, in the
State ( f NEBRASKA, in the Great- Platte Valley, I
* NOW 'OR HALE for ea,4h or long credit.
Thei liu ds are in a mild and' healthy climate,
and lo • grile-growing and stock -raining imam-
panaed iy a iy in the United State-'.
Fria s Iange from 82 to 810 per acre.
HQM 'STEADS FOit A(TEL SETTLE.LiS.
1,501,000 acres of Governmynt Land be-
tween 1 Inaba and North. Ileac, open for entry- as
Homes,eads only.
. Penons of Foreign Birth are entitled to the
enefit of the Homestead Law,
1r
the
provisi,
Send
1)1i1Ct.
Mich:
100 t
_
1 CAUTION. .
rpHEmldic 'are hereby cautioned against )1j11 -
ng or negotiating a NOTE' OF HAND,
drawn by 'John Crawford. in favor of Thomas
Hirkk,1 for the sum of s127, end bearing (14(.1
about e 1501 of December. 1570, dna payable one '
year after date as the said John Crawford is not
indebted tothe said Thomn,1 Hicks for any such
CrOnntrty, Sept. 4, 1871, JUIT\ U;AWF•1(9.)161-1
ftinomit.
iring their intentiou to beeome eitizens of
ted States, noel luny a vail themselves of this
n immediately sifter their anivai.
for the IleW edition of descriptive pain-
ith new maps, mailed free erk-ywhere.
ss 1 0. F. DAVIS,
'and Commis,ient r I-, 1', IL 11. Co„
1,
1
I
TOR.
The above was let to
T 110infA $ HELL,
Furniture, Manufacturer, Main -street, &Worth.
But as his "Biz is already sufficiently large, he does
not wish to advertise. 196
STIAYED.
Cinto the eucIosure of the subscriber, Lot
. No. 9, Con. 12, Ten/berry, aboutlhe 15th July
last, a white Sow. The owner is requeeted to prove
property, pay expenses and take her away.
ROBERT HAMILTON,
195*3 Edmore P. O.
C. YEO, AUCTIONEER„
SE/WORTH,
Will attend to any Sale in the County
Residence -Rear of the Catholic Church. 195-26
A
TEACHER- WANTED.
•
-Fon School Section No. 3, Towniihip of 1.Hay.
County of Huron, TEACHER with.certi mote
from Normal School or Phut Class Tinder thp Old
Board, or Second under the New Act, preferred.
Salary not. to exceed $300 per annura. Amp)* to
the undersigned Trustees.
WILSON MeSHIRY,
JOHN TROZER,
HUGH LOVE, Sen'r.
Tfp Hay, Hill's Green P. 0.1
August, 28th., 1871. J 1�5.31.
WANTED.
A. SITUATION AS 1 SCHOOL TEACILbR, by a
-1-1• young man legallyt qualified to teach any puha°
school in the County cif Huron; can furnish good
recommendationic and eau &ISO teach the elaksics.
Address D. D., Walton P. 0. 194-t1
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSH10.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partneiship
-Li for Heille time carded on by William and James
Vanstone, under the firin of W. & J. Vanstone,
Millers and Land Owners, at Ainleyville, was this
diia, dissolved by mutual consent, and the business
will be carried on by William Vanstone only, who is
authorized to discharge. all debts and to recein all
credits on account of the said partnership colleen/.
WILLIAM VANSTONE,
JAMES 8. VANSTONE.
Dated at Ableyville, this 218t day of August, 1871,
In presence of J. \TILTON KERR. 1944"'
NOTICE.
Tins is to give notice -that I will not be resbon-
sible for any debts contracted -•by my son Fre-
derick.
• ' WILLIAM GRAHAM
Egmondville, 22nd August, 1871. 1944.'
CAUTION.
THF, public are hereby cautioned against pure uts-
inf.; or negotiating eertain Notes of Hand of the
following description, drawn by John Wilson ind
Andrew Smith, in favor of Zaple & Carter, of the
village of Seaforth, and all dated on the 3ra of
A.ugust, 1871. The first note falliug due lst Fehrn-
31-y, 1872, for the Stun or ..1.08.; the second on the
tst Febrintry, 1873, for the sum of $100, and the
Brd on the litt of February, 1874, for $100, ,No
value having been redeived for the above notes they
will not be paid.
JOHN WILSON.
ANDREW SMITH.
Hilted at Morns, this117th day of August, 1/171.
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194-44
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BUILDINGS FOR SALE IN SEAFORTH.
VOR Sale, Cheap, two Comfortable frame Dwell ng
-Houses, situated on ithe most pleasant 8tree4 in
Seaforth, tuljoiniug the Good Templars' Hall. One
af the houses is at present occupied by- Mr. Janes
Laidlaw, and the other by Mr. D. D. Ross. 11 ith
houses are adjoining, and have attached to them
good lots, on which aro all necessary emtveniene es,
Snell as soft and hard water, out-builaings, etc.
For further particulars apply on the piemises, or
at THE EXPOSITOR ottive.
Senferth, July 12, 1871.
18841/.
ROXBOR9 MILLS!
CHANGED HANDS.
THE undersigned havingipurchased the Roxbnro
Orbiting and Flouring Mills, increased the .Ma-
chinery, and put the Mil in a, thorough stet& of
1 repair, are now prepared to do
ORISTING, CHOPPING
AND
All other kinds of general Custom Work
on the shortest millet,.
They woold al.to desire to state to farnierg and
others, that 'its the wort will be dime under (heir
own supervision, they him- no hesitation in gearan-
teeing entire satisfaction-
- T•
•
Atrial is respectfully solicited. !
CliEAP TEA
ATL.
E & SWITZER'S.
LE &. SWITZER
LE
FOR
OD COTTONS
HEAP SUGAR.
AT LEE
& SV1hTZER,
SWITZER'S.
FALL IMPOIdATIONS.
ING to the general advance in DRY GOODS, we- have
ki bought early and very largely, both in England and Mon-
tre 1, and would invite an inspection of the stock, as it is alto -
ate her too extensive to advertise, but tie goods will be marked.
at he old Fices.
CALL EARY.
E. HICKSON 1k CO.,
MAIN S REET, SEAFORTIL
- OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMEN is again in working
order, under new management, with a a lendid Stock of Cloths
to choose from. Fits guaranteed.
HARDWARE! HARDWARE!
SIGN
OF
HA
THE
Of all descriptions, Cheap, at the
CIRCULAR
SAW..
Izt0331=trESO cSz CO_
Just received a splendid assort eut of
ING & HARVEST TOOLS, VIZ
Solid ()1st 'teel and other Scythes, Snaith, 1Tity Farksand Rakes, ).1Orge1278 'Cradle
Also; Spetles, 8110r-e1s, Iines, &C.
KID
complete assortment of Builders' Hardware.
• American water mele and•Calc
—JACK SCREWS
ed Plaster.
TO HIRE.
Remember the spot, and don't fail to can and ex Mille gOoth; and prices.
'S BRICK BLOCK, SIGN OF T E CIRCULAR. SAW,.
Seaforth, Ont.
W. RO 3ERTSON & CO.
GARNISS,
B. SHANTZ & BROTHEt. ,
RoAmro ,J'uue ,1871. i
, 1 TA1LOR3
,
. 1w-tfl
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EGMONDVILLE.
• Late Foreman with E. nick:aim 14:.
28,000
SEWING
- Begs to announce to the inhabitants of -1
IF PTH 1VD 'V 'IT ITYNFFflI ES
NEW GROCERY.
WAL THOMSON,
(Late of Seaforth,)
Begs to inform the public that he has
opened a Grocery Store, in
. THE BRICK; PREMISES,
Lately oceupied by Mr. John Logan,
NEAR Tiq, BRIDGE,
EC 310Y-0 VILLE,
Where he will keep on hand
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Fresh Oroceries,
Of ew.ry description, at prices as reasoi-
able as those of any other house
. in the: trade.
The Highest Market Price
PAID FOR
BUTTER, EGGS, Sre.
- FLOUR AND FEED!
Rept constantly on hand.
A cp41 is respectfully solicited.
WM. THOMSON,
179-tEginondville.
that he has Olen rooms over
R THOMAS KIDD'S STORE, Te be
in which he p-uposes canTifig an the /nuking up of
GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING
.1.1so, that he '10.,‘ reeeived Inini England, In)
NEW SYSTEM OF CUTTING,
‘111(.11.t‘ (irkg admirably, producing le-antifnlly fit-
ting germ( eonthining ease and emnfort.
Stente l'atterns for Children,' and Yenth
Snits.
Pat t, rns supp icii fir garments .ent telt, at linia rate !
Seaforth, Jiily 27. 1571.
190-tf.
ROOMS TO LET.
rp0 LET, b Scott's 13loek, two rommotlim
-I- Rooms on the second flat. Apply to
105 NeCA.UGHFY & 1101.31STED,
•
Whidesale and Retii:t
ARMSTRONG & PRICE'S
BOOKSTWEE.
Mein She t t, Seaforth.
!SEED WHEAT.
pairriES N ishing to teed, IN oLlf HY Illt1.1)
wuaafr eau obtain it et Mr. F..:/,Ni-ZLR,
ROY'S. lot No. 3, Seventh Conce--i
s2 per 'bushel. 112- It
NOTE LOST. •
THE pehhe an- hemby-, eantiow ,1 _ -t pee-
be,(-,1111:31ini.g. or negotiating note Ara:- Thnotn-;
MeDonalti. Wrim.ter, healing itat- A 1, 1/-.71,
ana emning .1an. 1, 1-87.12-kal, the j:* bu4
WroN, ter. Aug, 10: 1871
CHARLESNN1).
TIBIA -ATE
Lands, a
yearly, Pat(
and ehargeh
MONEY.
Funds to L( -ed on Mei l•aria
8 per eent. per annum, : 11,tv halt
utn taktn out if requir,,,. 4111951
'eanouable.
F. IWAT.ICI./., 4,
Si,71.14.
Icourt uou ouhrieb,9:211it ugt--t 171. 114s
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