The Huron Expositor, 1871-11-10, Page 5v. 10-, 1871:
drowiiecl.Ui cap
floating OH the water,
hair and marks of it
waved an the bank. of
1e has been. committed ,
-Washington special -
ity at hist be definitely
hat Mr Fish has resign -
folie of. Secretary
ij&stleem(ir has been
upon, and• tint the
[low expected oy the
take place soon after
.Mr. Fish purposes to
inter in New Yoik,
frauds, have been dis-
he committee investizat-
Yolk city
name hs has been added to s
of Itliniderers who en -
1 -wives ripen the spoils ,1
d.sposal by honest but
The new thief
half a million pitsse
thtoneh? the State Ase
,
itil'.‘11 fit' was a Der.
Tlitituas C. Fields, the
; representative of the
iriet in the .Assenthlv,
will be taken ite ainst
him disgerge. He
kl after tL mariner of
1,lloweil to fin-nish bail
'slred that 31r. Charles
V. P. for the Ceuntv of
be aPpointed
and Cani.1, ir.
:Woodruff -who. has hee.n
Mr. Law.srevin, was
ir a banquet given
friends, at Que'oee on
niug17-1€!a-e.nal,
t1at 1)OMil1 iall n11 -
.orninent miniiteralists
The- remarks of the
itan ar41 his eolleagu.es
of a • cougrat ulatorit
'!dieation being givol of
t die% ulYou any i my mt.-
I meeting of the Gener-
of/lie Canada Presby -
.,to consider the clue: -
was opened on Tues --
in Knoi Church, To-
1.oclet ator, Rev. John
ehair.41fter devotion-,
ad a brief but appropri-
;•om the Modera tart the
h had called them to-
iken into consideration.
thoiat eantmittee of
itrtheF, whieh recently
real,. was read, and an
tte followed. The re-
eeting has not yet tran-
;ted election cases in
Etst and West Toronto
I again this week. A
deegion had been
4. care. The probabili-
ader the member _elect
Ns.y will be unseated,
?etion ordered. It is
t any thing will be made
iases of either East or
O. Since the above
we learn that Lauder
iared.
telegraph that a:
S been wt on foot in
6 submission to the.
.ate, -,---the question of
'in of Gmernment, to
pieliiscititnt. By
k.heine the people will
6
tue c-,--antry shall be -
nu under the ride of
urban family ; anern-
Napoleonic dynasty ;
ittaW,a ifUhhC
,-zttional Assembly is
d, measme will be
:carry the scheme into
Fires.
ON, ONTARIO,.
Itost. disaStrOzIS C011fla-
.1 has occurred in Len -
years. 'past broke out
on Monday eYen'ing
uzine t.-hed of George
I wholesale and r(tait
v on Ring street, com--
,m thence to the .work-
outs ttiti show room,
vhich
wee completely
nnett'S furniture ware-
tst, was also destroyed,
uall dwellings to the
Ued down in the en-
Fertru SOWS, Ca tduet
jvis livery stable to
orehead's had a nar--
Htt by well applied
ilding was saved. The
street were in
r some time front the
tut fortunately did not
injury. Moorehetui's
zUUO ; insurance,
riet's is_I robabiy about -
iburanee By this tile
are thrown out of eui-
v two of whorl? were
-axing their tools. Con-
, i tut e was saved, but
.oudition. The water
itdecivate and ear ta.t
:!Lt reqtasition for the
jing tne tanks. The
1.,..'artily and with
:Ivented the couflagra-
-eauitig. Fortunately-
yery ii,ht and Ihti the
1.1,./LdtV 111 1A-iii,tit
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
originated. Had there been a fresh
breeze there is no telling where it
would have stopped. The following
is the loss of _the different Insurance
Companies : Royal, loss a I ton t
400 ; Imperial, $6,000 ; Northern,
82,000 ; North British,- $6,000 ;
Hartford, $7,000 ; Western, $3,-
0.00; Provincial, $2,000,
ST. CATHERINES.
A disastrous fire occurred in St.
Catherines on Monday morning
about -2:30. At that hour the flames
were discovered issuing. from the
latge sale and livery: stables of
INiteesrs. Stinson & May, Ontario
street, *hich were speedily destroy-
ed. _Nineteen horses were burned
to death, several: of them valuable
animals. The buildings adjoining,
occupied.as a fruit stores by _Lee &
Riley, were also drstroyed. The
fire at one time threatenecl to extend
over a very large district. -1 Stinson
May's loss is about $12,000, in-
sured for $5,000, ind the total loss
is about $17,000. The total insur-
'auce being $7,050.
The at ove tires are supposed to be
the work of incendiaiies.
PERTH, .ONT.
On SuIld,tv Morning about fou i- o'-
clock a fire i4-o'ee out Till the- stables
t)f Thos. eCann, a hotel keeper,
and thzule considelable headway be-
fore being di,zeovered. The wind
was blow -ilia-, briskly southwai d and
the building adjoining being fi.ame,
oatialit fiii e .eadi13r and. the flames
spread rApidly. Several other ad-
joining buildings were also ltui ned.
By cousidei able Exertion on the
part of the fire company and citiz-
ens, the fire was kept p,retuy well
ia cheek, and prevented from spread-
ing over an eXtended urva. The
total lo -s was. about $3,090. One
of the sufferers was insured for $400.
On the rest there was no insurance.
The tire is supposed to have origin-
a.sed from ashes kept in the stale.
WOCDSTOCK.
A 'fire broke 'Out in Woodstock
early on Tuesday morning in a store
occupied by Mr. Ford, grocer, which
came ne-arly destroying the princi-
pal pal t of the town:- The building
, was insured for -$2,000. The greater
pars of Mr. Ford's stock was reseued,
but in a very darnaged eonditiOn..
-do •
The New York Elections.
By the returns of the. elections
which took place on Tuesday hist, in
the State of New. York, it appears
that the Republican gains have been
coitsiderablr. It is alitkitned that they
will have a large majority both in
the Senate and Assembly- of the
State Legislature.- The notorious
"Boss" Tweed, notwithstanding the.
serious charges- hanging over him
and the general indignation felt
against the " ring," of which he has
been principal Member, has s been
elected Senator -from the Fonrth
Distfict by a great majority.. This
resutt was expected from the charac-
ter of the constituency, which con-
sists of electors of the lowest class:
In Severaldistricts the 'votinghas
been very close, and the results were
not decisively known. In the upper
parts of the city the reaction against ,
Tammariy is said to have been per-
fectly overwhelming; although as
Tweed's election shows the old cor-
rupt system has still a strong body
of adherents. In the Supreme Court
elections, Judge LedWith has been
defeated , he having, it is said, fait -
ed to reverse the January vote.
. . . •
BIRTHS.'
HART.—On the 7th inst., the wife of
Mr. .fienry- Hart, of Winthrop. Me-
Killop, of a son.
AUCTION SALES.
Friday, Nov. 10, on Lot 11; Fourth
Concession, Usberna Horses, Thorough-
bred Cattle- &e. Robert Pincom.be and
John Hunter, Proprietors ; Archibald.
Bishop, Auctioneer.
Satarday, Nov. 11, on Lot 16, Second
Concession, Stephen:' Farm Stock, Im-
plements, &e. Mrs. Ford, Proprietress
A. Bishop, Auctioneer.
Tuesday, Nov. 14, on Lot 1; Third
concession, Farm Stock, 1mplen3ents.
4c. It obert Falls, Proprietor ; A.
liehop, Auctioneer, n
Tuesday, Nev. 14, Lot 6, Seventh
Concession, Kinburn, Farm
and Implements. J. W. Marr, Proprie-
tor ; J. P. Brine, Auctioneer.
.
'Wednesday, Nov. 15, on Lot 0, -South
Bayfield. Road, Stanley, Farm Stock and
Implements. George H. F. Johnson,
proprietor ; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Wednesday, Nov. 15, on Lot 1.9, Smith
Thames Road, Ueborne, Third. Conees-
sion, Farm Stock, Implements, etc. Geo.
Abliardt, Proprietor ; A. Bishop, Auc-
tioneer.
Thursday, Nov. 16, on Lot 5, Fifth
'oneessiem, Stanley, Farm Steck, Imple-
ments, &e. Mrs. J. Parsons, Proprie-
tress ; J, P. Brine,.A uctionee. '
Friday. Nov. 17, on Lot- 8, Eleventh .
(3oncession, Tu.ekersmith, H. It.
Farm Stock, Implements, &c. John
'ameron, proprietor; J. • P. lirine,auc-
tioneer.
Friday, Nov. 17, on: Lot 23„__Townline
between Hay and Stanley, in 1Ja47, Farm
Implements, &c. Benjamin
style3, proprietor; Bussenbury & Co.;
atietioneers.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
'pliE andel s'.ried deaires to state that he has
-1 received inatro.etiona to extend the time for the
payment of debts dae thi estate of Glair tin
plains, until next Conrt- day. All debts due at
that time will pfaiitively be gond, vrithout respect
persons. .
J. S. PORTER, SuCorth.
THE
RgETS.
Business on th
been very chill.
especially wheat,
been, consequently
lighter. The qnot
remain as the..yl
wheat is a shaa
re
ORTII, Nov. 9, 1871.
a,.rket this week h
e demand for grail
not so brisk as it h
the.. supply has bee
tins fpr Fall wheat
e last week. Sprin
lower. There it; no
much of either offer ng, and buyei s are not
very anxious to pi rhase largely. Barley
also is a little 'low F this week, with but
little offering. 04.ts are on the risel
This rise, howe.v r is owing more to th
small supply offrujg than to the fcireig
ilemand.. Yeas, 14, are Slightly.in a
vanCti of last w e and very.. few hav
-
yet been brough Hay is in goo
demand at the q oed prices, which wa
‘higher than :last ek. There is. ver
little coming in Sellers seem to b
holding haek i the hoPic of gettin
higher prices. Ve are inclined to think
hovvever, -that er the working seaso
closes, the suppl on the market will b
much increased, and the prices will con
sequently d.eclin Although last sason
crop were some vhat short, there was
large supplykci t ovEn7 from -the. preced
ing season, whi h will do more tha
make up for the difference in the cro
of last season. ;sarmers, therefore, wh
have hay to sell would do well not t
refuse:a reasona le figure for it. Butte •
remaiusiat the old quotations. Althoug
the supply is
well, the demm
quality will
Wo&d remains
week. A ltho ugl
not pressing, the
to -market receiv
!alt it is now. ve
the correct sellix
pends to a tonsic
bargain which.
.na aunf acturers . •
iseems determine
the other. Th
near the Correct
•
We qilote
eeping up remarka.b1
d is - good, aad a fai
orhmand , ready- safe
but the same as las
he demand for it i
qi antities daily brough
1 ady purchasers. I
.y difficult to a.seertai
g rice. The price de
ertble extent upon th
an be Made with th
Each estielisltmen
notito be undersold h
quoted prices are a
king as can be obtained
Fall t. .\.$1 15 to 1 1
Stirina W1ioat \ 1 -08 to 1 0
.. . ... ... . . NO 40 to 0 4
Oats .... ... . .... ....... (0) gc8) ttoo
Peas
... 15 to 01
. 0 15 . to 0 0)
4. 500 to 00
0 85 to 0
12 00 to 13 0
IISheepHidesaY... ' . . 7 00 to 7 4-
k2: .. . . . .. . . . . . . 0 50 to 1 7
Lamb . ... 0 50 to 1 2r
Wood, per cord 2%. 0 08 to 0 2 00 to 2 2
Calf Skins, per lb.,
Beef
.(r.etail) per be. •ek,
0 04 to 0 .0
0 90 to 1 1
0 04 to 0 0
CLINTON, Nov. 9, 1871.
Butter
Eggs
Flour
Potatoes
Fall Wheat........
Spring Wheat
Oats .
Peas.. ...
Barley..., .... ' . ... ........ 0 40 (y. 0
Butter .. 0 15
0
S112 @, 11
1 08 Efi 11
, . 0 80 @0
0-56 cd) 0
5
3
' TORONTO, Nov. 9, 1871.
FLonit.—Very :little offering, an
buyers holding o fdr lower rates. No
1 would probabl fetch $5 40; sprin
eitra ancl fancy, 5 55 to$5 60; and ex-
tra $5 75.to $5- 8 .
OATM EAL. --Quiet and. unchanged. N
.sales of round lots reported. Price
nominal for such at $4 50 to $4 60.
WHEAT. —The e was some demand'fo
•spring, and sale4 probably effected a
$1 22 to $1 23, . o. c. Eight cars sol
at the outside ra e. No. 1 white whea,
was offered at $ 34 without buyers
About 20 loads were dellivered on th
the street mar et. Souls and. Deih
brought $1 26 to $1 27 .; Treadwell $1 25
to $1 26 ;spring $1 19 to $1. 20. I
BARLEV.—Th market continues fir
in sympathy wit • the improved feelin
in Oswego, wher therewee sales to -day,
of 8,70eak
bushels up le t 92c ; 17,0.0
bushels Bay at c 4e; 12,000 bushels d
at 9311e. and 8, 001 bushels de at 95e
Freights have a vancecl. to 9e. tp New
York. There w re sales of No. 1 here at
60c. f. o. c ; o. 2 was held at 65c;
street prices 57 to 62c Receipts about
50 loads.
PEAS—Quiet a d unchanged. No lots
offering. Street prices 67' to 70e. •
OAT—Quiet a d firm; holders asking
40c.' for car lots en the track, buyers at
39 to 39.c. Str t prices 40e, and. very
little offering.-
HAv--Continues in very good de-
mand. selling i. p to $22 for the beat
timothy. •
STRAW—SCAM
DRESSED H00
firmer. Sales
some cases $5
C.111e-s.
Br-TrER—Ver
dairy, a quality
scarce indeed.
freely for the rig
street sold_ at 22
to 19c.
•
,, worth $10 to $16 50,
—Few offering, market
o- av at $5, and in
as paid by retail
od demand, for chOiCe
hich continues ver31
u ers would give 190
t artiele. Rolls on th
. to '24e. Tubs at 1.5C
a
BUFFAL *JIVE STOOK.
Th rsclay, Nov. 9, 1871.
R 0.arTs.
Cattle, :Sheep Hogs
cars. , cars. cars
. 12
Past 24 hours.. ..262 19
3
Past week 70 52 25
Previons week..., ... 245 ' 59 23
S 1 IP SENT&
. .138 113 13
.....22li
81 35
.338 47
The market iwith prices
shade less than
in demand.
Sales comprise
$6 40 for na.ti
week Tuesday p
$6- 45.
Sales reported
Andrews to F
steers, .sar -10454
Kelly to R0.30
at $5 40.
Robson to Jos yn; 17 hd. Ohio a. a
1270, at $5 30. I
Valoden. to D ty, 15 lad' -Ind. do a
1298, at $4 75. ,
Sidven toOoo 3-ClacI Ohio do a., 1358
at $5 2.5.
'Same to same, 32 Ed do do av 1
$5 62i.
13i11s to same 64 4d, Ky. stee s, a
1407, at $5 621.‘
Past 24 hours
Past week:...
I'reations week...
quiet
at. week., Good. stoci
997 head at $4 10 to
against sales last
,662.huad at $4 30t6
rthing, 13; hd Michigan
t $ t 10. % •
ad, 15 hd do do aV1356
1 si
Taylor to same, 42 hd 0. do av 1640,
at $6 40.
Eyler S. to Same, 32 hd do do av 1361
at $5 35.
Dorn to Gillespie, 3€ hd do do av 1244,
:445 05.
'Same to samev 18 hd do do av 1327, at
$5 30.
B1.-
$i17toGoon, 16 hd Ky. do av 1312,
at5i.
Johnson to Woods, 71 hd Ohio do av
1376, at $5 75. ,
Siduer to Monroe, 46 ha do do av
1525, at $6 12i.
And 16 others.
• SHEEP.
No sales reilorted. Market not yet
opened
HOGS. ,
The market is a little better than on
Friday but about the same as the cor-
responding day fast week.
Sales comprise 2,063 head at $4 20 to
$4 50, against 2,229, head. at $1 18 to
$4 57
Sales reported:
114 hd •av 202 lbs at $4 0
380 hd av. 197 lbs at 4 0
110 lid av 270 lbs. at 4 5
129 hd ' av -181 lbs at 4 5
121 hd av 204 lbs at 4 5
03 ha av 207 lbs at- 4*- 5
624 hd av.,,252 lbs at 4 50
3S2hd av 180 lba at 4 25
140 hd av 195 lbs at 4 25
Am,
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CANADA PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH PULPIT.
BEING
TWENTY SERMONS
By different Ministers of the
CANADA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
• PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Just Received by
R. LUMSDEN,
Agent.
Seaforth, Nov. 9, 187L 201
• sa-Roups! SHROUDS .!
M. ROBERTSON
CABINET MA K -AND UNDERTAKER.
Johnson's Old Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on hand .61 ood
assortment of
• SI-11=t0T.TUDS
Whioh he can furnish cheaper than 'they ea be
got elsewhere. 215
Insolvent,Actof 186
In the matter of ALFRED WATKINSON,
an Insolvent.
A DIVIDEND SlIEET has been prepared pen
-'---3" to objeetion untibthe Twentieth day of No em-
ber, 1871, after which dividend Will be paid.
• Seaforth, November 1st, 1871.
S. JOHNSON,
Assi ee.
mecaIrGTTRY & HOLMESTED,
Solicitoia for Assignee. 20 2
THE FIRST -PRIZE IMPROVED
BERKSHIRE BOAR,.
pi I a, subscriber will keep for service, at his •re-
-1- mises, Lot 4, Con.`2, Stanley, two miles OM
Kippen'that well-known improved Berkshire• oar
Ishic.h took the lst Prize at the two County Sh ws :
also, at three Township Shows, all in 1871. The
Bubseriber has also purchased- a young in:1pr ved
Berkshire Boar, six months old, tit the Western
Fair, London, whieh he will also keep for se 'cc.
1,
Terns, $1 for eaeh sow, to be paid at the tim of
service, with the privilege of returning as of e as
necessary within twelve weeks. from time of first
service.
WILLIAM BLAIR
Nov. 7, 1871. 0
Jr
6
BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE
IN BERNE. -
F013, Sale, in the village of Berne, on the bo
err between. Hay and Stanley, 15 miles
rem
Seafoith, 8 from Bayfield, 8./ , from Zuric
13
Business stand, suitable .for eithea a store
• r a
mechanic's shop. A good dwelling -hone° is in
on.
nection ; also, a stable and half an acre of
and
wish good bearing orchard. This is a good o
en.
iug for a saddler, as one is needed in the p
ace
Terms, one half cash, the remainder.in in
tal-
ments. For further particulars apply to DIHN
ESLER, Lake shore, Lot 24, Stanley-, or to
IRWIN, Berne. 205-
1 -
STRAYED
TNTO the premises of the subscriber, abont
-A- July last, a EWE and LAMB. Owner can
5t1
. , ,e
same by proving property- and paying chargee.
THOMAS BLAFF.,
205-3 - Lot 4, Con. 14, Grev.
STRAYED.
CAME into the Premises of the undersi;
a ed,
Lot No. 10, South Bouadary, eth Con. Sta &ley,
on or about the 1st of October, a year-old ST
R
and itEWE SHEEP. The owner of the abo%
is
requested to call, prove property, pay. charges
take them away.
205-4 JOHN WORKMA
and
.
ESTRAY HEIFERS.
Q TRA.YED from the premises of the subatri
er,
L'Lot No, 11, Seventeenth Concession,
rey,
about the middle of May last, THREE HEIF f'115,
two two-year olds, and one one-year old; on.
of
the two-year olds is of a roan color, the othe
• la
red and white; the year-old is all red. Any
one
giving Mformation which will lead to thole
covery will be suitably rewarded.
re-
WALTER RICHARDSON,
20540 • 1,N-0ton P.
4.
STRAYED HEIFER.
A.
sTRYED from the premises of the subscri.er,
''-.) Lot No. '7, twelfth Concession of Tuckerainith,
on or aboat the middle of May, a two-year-old
HEIFER, red and white, spotted. There was
one
of the white spots which extended from the '
auk
to the back. Any person giving such informat
to the undersigned, as will lead to her roc()
will be suitably rewarded.
on,
any
WILLIAM OHAPMA2.1,
203-4* •EIPPen Pobt Oftic
.
. TEACHER WANTED
WANTED for School Section No. 4, Turnbirry,
• " a Male Teacher, holding a Provincial or F
rst-
elass County Certificate. Salary, $400. Aim).
to
WIT,T,TAII MESSER,
203-3 13luevale P.
0
SCHOOL TEACHER.,
,
A MALE TEACHER, holding a Third-class
4-11- Certificate endear the new School. Act, lo.
S.
S. No. 11, Tow-nsh4 4 Grey. School to open 1
om
January 1st, 18'72. Apply te .
LAWRENCE ^DOBS ONI
.Tru s
: • s
JOHN SUMMON,Et
}
el
203-3 or WTT.T,101 ELIOTT,
Pr
1.
TEACHER WANTED. ,
WA-NTED, for School:section No. 6, Morris,
male 'TEACHER, holding a 21 or sa class
a
cer-
tificate. Apply to ALEXR. INGRAM,
201-tf Secretary-Treasnrer, Dingle P.
1
MALE TEACHER WANTE I.
'WANTED for School -section No. 4 Townshi
) e
i Y Grey, it MALE TEACHER; engagamen
to
eommence lst januarv, 1872. For farther
air-
tn.:niers address JAMES REID or WILL 1AM
LENN, Trustees, Morrisbank P. O. • 2
-Itc
TEACHER WANTED.
AV -ANTED for School Section No, 8,10 -re
V Y FEMALE TEACHER holding a- secon,
, a
or
third close certificate; to commence in Jan,
: .,
1872. Apply to jtheaTrustees,
JAMES McNAIR,
JOHN McNEILL,
JOHN McTAGGAR 1,
204-4t • Grey P.
.
CABINET-IVIAKERS WANT- =
D.
wAsTED, two good Cabinet-makers; s
ady
" -work and ge:ablasvege.
e
, 2J4 SPAILLY...NO & SCOT'.
,
, •
. .
BAR
GAINS FOR NOVEMBER
AT
LIVINGSTONE'S
DO*INION HOUSE
AINLEYVILLE.
THE 'subscriber offers the followin bargains in
-A: Dry Goods, &c., for CASH oNLY. TO
CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN at the following
prices •
Men's All -Wool TWEED 90ATB, Worth from $,7 to
$S, for $4 each.
A large lot lel unseaRonable Tweeds and Cloths at a
discount,of 50 per coat. from regular prices.
Beautiful Chintz Prints, at 17 cents per yard, worth
at least 25 cents.'
Bleached S,hectings, extra wide and good, worth 45
to 50 cents per yard, for 36 to 40 cents.
White UnionFittnnels, worth 80 cents. for 20 cents
per yard.
A few pieces of Fancy tnion and All -wool Flan-
nels at 30 per cent. discount from usual prices.
A Large Lot of Ladies' Dress Goods, too numerous
to enumerate, at an immense re notion from
usual prices.
A small job lot of Ladies' Felt Hats ar 25 cents
each, worth .10..
Also, a small job lot of Ladle& Cloth and Plush
Mantles, at ONE-THLUD the usual prices.
Velveteen hiekets, only $1 ni each.
LADIES, ATTENTION!
Now is your chalice to obtain a goo(
finest Jananese Silk at 75 to 90 cents
at regular prices $1 10 to $1 50 per y
dreas of the
yard, worth
d.
A large lot of Boots and Shoes the emainder of
last season's stock, at less than manufacturer's
prices.
Also,
A Few Boxes Young Hyson TEA,
Bought at a large diseount from regular prices,
to be 6:old a.t once, at 40 and 60 cents, per
• pound, NI orth 50 and 80 cents per lb.
At the same time, the following bargains will
be sold on. the usual terms of credit:
Men's Beaver and Pilot Overcoa s, and Pea
Jackets.
Also, in coarse of a few days, the ollowing new
and seasonable Dry Goods will be rec i cd:r
In Ladies' Dress Goods, Diagonal Serges, Clan
Tartans, Thibet Cleths, Black L strea (these
Lustros are of the fineet quality ver brought
into Ainleyville), French Merinoe all shades.
Fancy and Plain Winceys, &c.; Waterproof
Mantle Clothe, &c.
In Gents' Wear:
Knitted 'Undershirts and Drawers, Fancy All -wool
Shirtings, Hata, Caps, &e.
•BOOTS AND SHOES.
The stock is being fully assorted ith first-class
Hand-nuule Goods.
GROCERIES; C.,
NEW AND, SEASONABL GOODS
• Constantly arriving.
- N. M. LIVINGS ONE.
Noaember, 1871. 205
NO1 ICE.
11 REBY foibid all partiou from iving credit,
an my account, to my wife, Mary jJane Hillier,
or any other person, after this date, a, I will not
I. be responsible for the MUM.
. HUGH HI4LIA1I,
Township of Grey.
Grey, Nov. 1, 1871. 2.04-4te
NOTICE.
' ALT" persons indebted to the este. of the late
PETER RAMSAY, Esquire, are reqnested to
make immediate payment to the un ersigned ad-
tuinistrataix ; and all . persons h ving claims
against the said estate are reqiiired, within four-
teen days from this date, to give .he same to
Messrs. Benson & Meyer, Barristers Seaforth, for
ELIZABETH RAMSAY,
ad2juot.strvent.
Adixinistratyix
• NOTICE,
A LL parties indebted to Dr. VERCOE; either
43' by Note or Book Account are requested to
make immediate settlement of the Ha e, otherwise
they will be placed in suit for colleeti. 203-8*
NOTICE.
THE_ undersigned is now prepar d to receive
-1- Ewes, to either his-Yerkshire Lein oder or Bor-
der Leicester Itains,1 at his premises, Lot .No. 10,
Town Line of Hay and Stanley. U.'E: B.-1-$5 per
pair of Ewes, payable at the close of he season.
Hay, Oct. 4, 1871. LOVE,s0S0en.
• FOR SALE 1
( )NE thorough -bred Durham BULL CATN, got
by bull formerly the property of JOhn Miller, of
Pickering, and, out of eow forinerlv the property
of Mr. John Snell, of Edmonton. .1.1.lso, one Cots-
wold Ram 12 shears) and forint:ray the property of
John Snell.
DANIEL WOODRIFF,
208-4tg Lot 16, Con. 10, Grey, GREY P. 0.
- P. • BRINE, .
LicENR. AUOTIONEER'.for the Comity el
Huroni Sales attended in all parte of the
Country. All orders left at THE EXPOSITOR Office
will be proMptly attended to. 198
PRECENTOR VVANTED.
WANTED for the Canada Presbyterian Church,
" Seaforth, a Precentor. Applitaints will be
required to Iurnibh proper testimonials, and to at-
tend upon trial for at least one day. Salary, $100
per annum. All -applications to be addressed to
the undersigned.
J. DUNCAN,
203 Seaforth P. 0.
REMOVAL OF ROSS'S HOTEL
AND &PAGE OFFICE.
rue 1 subHcriber begs to state that he has re-
moved to the Building formerly occupied. by
Mr. M. Robertson as it Cabinet Factory, near the
Station, which he has fitted up in it suitable man-
ner for a Hotel. He invitee all his old friends and
custoinansto his new quarters where he Will be
happy to attend to their wants. Eng -class Stab-
ling and large yard in commotion. l'iu-ties gonna
No.-th will find it to their advtuatage to patronize
Rose's Mail Line of Stages, which start from this
Hotel.
203 JAMES ROSS.
Insolvent Act of 1869.
CCanada, •TX THE Comity Court of
Province of Ontario, the County of Huron.
}
County of.Huron. " In the matter of
ANDREW MUIR, an Insolvent.
On TUESDAY, the 213th day of November next,
the undersigned will apply to the Judge of the said
Court for a discharge, under the said. tat.
Dated at Seaforth, this 24th day of October,
I. D. 1'871.
• ANDREW l'Irr IR,
By BENSON & MEYER,
203-3t His Attornet-s ad litem.
CATTLE FAIR.
A CATTLE FAIR will be held hereafter at
LOYD'S HOTEL, SEAFORTII,
(Opposite the Station,) •
1
On the First Monday in each month
BEGIN-NINO ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 171.
Large numbers of num will be in attemlanee,
and parties having steak may rely on the host mar-
ket prices.
In esameation -with Loyd's Hotel (Hatighton'e)
XPO large and comintalitarie
• CAPT
T E GRE
Best Stock
- •
T SEA SERPENT.
HU
BUG.
Labrador Ilerrings.
Largest assortment if aiFki
FISH, from the Sardin
Call an
ids,of Fresh and.Salt-water
up to the SeaSerpent.
see that it is no Humbug.
t W. S. ROBERTSON'S;
Also, Canned Lob ters) Sarciines, Salmon and Mackerel. 205
mariava Na�'iOfl
REMOVE
JOHNSON BROT
aHJ Jo NOIS
HAVE REMOVED T.HE R
IIDW
-STORE
FrOm the OLD STAND, to
ERS
:their
W PREMISES,
MEYER'S' BLOCK,
FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF HFIKSON'S,
Where they will lae glad acrsee their
and many riew ones.
JOHNSON'
Beafort.h, Nov. 6, 1871.
bld frientle
ROS.
205
CALL AND SEE,
THOMAS BE
CHAIRS, LOUNGES;
CENTRE TABLES, SID
WHATNOTS,
BEDSWEADS, BURR.
Looking Glasses and all oth
kept in 'First-class Cabinet S
he is sf-lling
AT VEEr LOW PR
L'S
FAS,
OARDS,
US,
r articles
ops, whicla
CES.
A large Toduction to parties haying a quantinn.
REMEMBER THE $11
TY101413 B ick
JUST ARRIVED
1.000 RO L LS
OF '
WALL PAPER.
OLD STOCK SELLING 'CHEAP AT
ARMSTRONG & PRICE'S'
BOOKSTORE.
Main Street, Seaforth.
NEW BOOT ex. SHOE
STORE
IN SEAFORTII:
SJEef3,z C
(Lately of Glencoe,)-
T_TAVE JUST OPENED OUT a large stock of
Ready-made Ladies' Gents' and Children's -
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every variety a d style, which will be sold at
sin prices as will
DEFY C MPET11ION.
All kinds of Fine and coarse work =de
to order, on the shortest notice.
Repulaing executed neatly, cheaply and promptly.
REM- EMBER:THE STAND,
In GRIFFITH DAVIES' OLD STORE,
Second door south of the Post -Office.
Call and Boo for yourselves and be convinced that
B.EdL 13argaina are given.
197 SPUB.B. & SON.
PULMONARY BALSAM
w•
-J
a
USED AND REGOM-
* 4.0\ MENDED BYTHE MOST
%,1•••
. EMINENT PHYSICIANS
; . IN NEW ENZLAND FOR
•1 THE LAST 45 YEARS.
"NOTHING BETTER."
CUTLER BROS. & CO.,
• BOSTON.
Romeo cis aLtu!o. Sold by the Druggists 0
> FOR COUGHS,COLDSV-2
LYMAN, ELLIOTT Co.,Toronto, Agents.
1111illS1111411
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MU.S10:EMPORIU:M'f;
DEPEVV-.&..-DO.HERTYe
W. BELL Sr. CO.'S S1.3:CESS,
• For 1.S7i.
At Provincial Exhibition, Silver Mead and Four
E at Prizes.
• At Western Fair, I-ondon, twO- Diplomas and
two First Prime.
At Hamilton Central Pain Diploma and two
Firtt Prizes.
At Guelph Central Fair, three First Priaes out
of four, and a Diploma for gene.ral exiaillenee ovor
alLsompetitora.
DEPEW & DOHERTY:
Onrimal Anenti.
Albert street, Clinton -
LOST! LOST!
pill the Nineteenth of Oetober, two Blank Berk-
shire Pigs, weighing about 950 pounds each,
4:)e sow and via barrow. A suitable rani for
delivery of same, at „SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
Also, a Deg, ( inedirim $ize, celey, marked,) near
John Thompson's i -:...;a5 -1.e21 tisrawatii se tlas name
of 'sing.
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