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. And, far beyond
he rich and vast
tea for supporting
e which, with pro-
sinunicating with
e with articles of
s, and thus tend
iS : section of emu-
segotiating with a.
to secure e line of
ween Kincardine,
If, as true
:onfidence in each
saild. up a- great
the limits of this
niateria/ and all
sccomplishment of
'['he awardittg of
een done in aa
tforward manner.
':sad. received), and
sal that Mr.. Hays
got the contracts
:;Bluevare, Wing-
qiier places have
a us, and without
-e succeeded. He
r. continue their
company, and
Catering- future
y should have
eeified. Mr. Me -
marks by saying:
lavernineot assist --
inset be made up
as the -next speak -
lay to co-operate
ark, deatmed to
[ public, ort only
teges, untold upon
It that having en-
eogress it was hia
, that in co-operat-
- the good ot the
l'e_ilerfor not, that,
:tion. In assist -
at gratified that
.be to hand down
may come after
trough the battle..
r. strong and un -
We each present-
Ospecta before the-
ght a fair fight,
pponents, and. we
We are now in.
have kept every
e we ever made
we ask yon to
in the future by
the past, During
ave met men in
[ well fitted and
all the most ex -
country, and we
and confidence of
these railway en-
vy develop the
aring capabilities
[e of the great
to push our road
alt has been dis-
t will be a source
road, and will be
he country. In
:rise thus far, we
ggles, but in all
succeeded, and
lee feel that it is
de our progrese.
;reduced by the
Pruce Company,.
Et has e.xtended
seine adopted by
lo little does the
brre a road cost
over alt. that it
wer whether a
the Bonus costs
singular fact ear
sgaged in various
AS. Which, prior
the road were
rtauce, in Fergus,
ed through that
machine mann-
bablished ViiIiell
1100 worth of ma -
he railway had.
FerguA, this C8 -
id has-,_ been
Vilagaie assured
rject af the com-
'road to Kincar-
[ saying Let
eelings with aur
[but at the same
4 our country-,
is to clear the
le men who (:an
se end of their
it that the pro -
01 in the
v say t -
t might ;
abor,
(r nation
train,
lamboro, Mr,
Massey. of
Upon, and made
ter which the
Leckie, Reeve
at be had not
fitness the turn -
11 aware
iL people -he
est. Another
they want-
t.ind. He had
eet the people
to their state -
it to our interIe haped that
nty would he
hat no dissap-
- even thatesh
de/ay.
cit subsidy he
ash the Sand-
- t rat ion sho-aid
Hsd they wauld
lif they refuse,
erue. Sh o u Id
ve are willing
seist the Com-
e h. Ile felt
towel or any
Pow an incer-
advance is no
:Cermination of
ed as one man
the villages
[ after the en -
[hen the road
felt they were
.'itreiberry-, re -
was the third
kid introduced
Toronto with
and lastly
tss the last to
it would be
the power of
flied joined to
The
ground
erenett to the
d gauge was
the country.
fence was as
mitten men's
3
TDEC. 22, 1871.
ability tmoniplete what they promised.
He briefly referred to the agitation that
had arisen in his own township and was
still continuing. He cared not so much for
the agitation if they only succeeded in
netting the road.
Mr. FISHER, of Wingliam, explained
that he had been accused of being an op-
ponent of the scheme, but he asiured
them that he was as true anapostleas
ever of the President. The worst he had
to say of those who thus maligned him.
was .4 bad luck to them."- He wished
the scheme every success, and hoped
that he would yet see them at Wingliam
• on the occasion of spelling up the line
for traffics
A vote of thanks was then moved to
the Chairman by Col. McGiv ern, eeconds
ed by Mr. Frazer, which was carried
unanimously.
The party then repaired to the Com-
mercial Hotel and partook of an ample
repast got up by Mr) Zimmerman, the
propietor, after which the guests were
escorted about half way to Palmerston,
leaving the village amid cheers.
During the. course of the meeting the
chairman stated that the right of way
for the road from Palmerston to Listo-
wel had been all purchased and chopping
had already commenced, and that within
ten days tenders would be called for for
various articles needed in the work.
M.A.RRIAGES--
WA.TS037-NoE1Us---At the residence of
the bride, on Friday, the Sth inst., by
Rev. Henry Gracey, Mr. Ja,mes-Wat-
son. to Miss Margaret Norris, both of
Hibbert.
WORKMAN----MODERWELL. -At the resie
dence of the bride's father, Stratford,
on the 13th inst., by Rev. Thomas
Macpherson, Mr. Frederiek M. Work-
man, hardware merchant, Stratford,
to Effie, third daughter. of Robert
Moderwell, Esq,, Sheriff of the County
of Perth. -
-GARDINER-CURRIE. -At the residence
of the bride's mother, on the 12th
inst., by Rev. Heery Gracey, Mr.
Win. Gardiner, of Usborne, to Miss
Barbara Currie, of Hibbert.
BossrarioN----Houeneose--At Seafortb,
at the residence of the bride's father,
on Tuesday, 19th inst.. by Rev. Mr.
Starr, Mr. James Bonthron, jr., of
Seaforth, to Miss- Adie Houghton,
third daughter of George Houghton,
Esq.
GREGG- WAEKINsHAR-.-On the 20th
inst., at the residence of the bride's
father, by- Rev. Mr. Mitchell, Mr.
Robert Gregg, machinist,Mitchell
Foundry, to Miss Agnes Walkinshaw,
• second daughter of James Walkin-
shaw, Esq., all of Mitchell.
MeEsvizs-McK_ex. - In Tuekersmith,
• at the residence of the bride's father,
• by the Rev. Mr. _Ross, of Rrucefield,
on Tuesday, the 19th inst., Mr. Peter
McEwen, of Seaforth, to Miss
Christina MeKay.
- DEATHS.
Munern---In Logan, on the evening of
the 19th inst., Gabriel. Murphy, Inn-
keeper, of congestion of the liver.
Is SISTER. -A t his eresidence, let Con-
• cession, Morris, on Saturday, Dec
16th. Thomas Isbister, son of John
Tabister, teacher, aged 27 years. 1 main street, sedertn.
TRUEWORTHY. -On Thursday, the 14th
inst.. Mr. Joseph Traeworthy, of
Hullett, agea 65 years -of consump-
tion.
BF.coir.-_0n • Saturday morning last, •• 0
Robert Beacom, of Hullett, aged 23 • &I
years -of consumption.
TifiE H URON
SERVAN WOITED.
AV-4.NTED immedia ely, in a small familya good
feitcntl servant, lo understands plain eook-
ing. Wager:, f.,45 per onth. AP/Ay to Mrii. Ken
dall, opposite the .Pres yteriau Church, Seaforth.
211
FO SALE
TWO BROOD ?L[U 38, the choice out of six; all
are Prize Takere. 1:wo were got by "Bay Wal-
lace," two by "Hard r Orme," and two by "Eng-
land's Glory." Apply, 0
TH AS MeMICHAEL,
211-4* ' Lot 2, :hid Con., Hallett.
ESTR
STEER.
0AlfE into the pr :nisei: of the undersigned
Lot No. 5, Fourth- ; n Cession MeKillop, on or
about the 1st October year-old STEER. The
owner is requested to j rojvu property, pay cher598
and take hint away..
• 211-4 •MICHAEL TULLY.
• EST RA SHEEP.
(AME into my pre s, Lot 6, Second Con.
‘." Tnekeromitk. H. It.
- two EWES, one with t
owner is requested to p
• and take them away.
211-4 -
S , about the 1st. October,
.0 e property, payexpo:wee
Th° Beautiful all wool Repps,: very cheap.
ICKSON'S
XPO.SITOk.
Beautiful Fancy Dress Goods, -ery cheap.•
Beautiful Black Silks, very ch ap.
+eap.
Beautiful Fancy- Poplins, very
Beautiful Wiuceys, very. cheap.
0 •tops off its SUS.
WM. • MeGEOCII.
• FARM FOR SALE.
JJ -RAYING _mtulo arran e ents to engage in an-
--1--Lother business'the n icriber w Mier: to dispose
of his farm, being Lot 8 iji the !Third Conceseion,
Hullett; 100 sores, 89 cleared, 60 free front
stumps, 40 fall p1oug1:3c, and. 10 items .in fall
wheat; 2,000 mils split for foaming ; well watered
by the River Maitland; b nut, shed and statilee ;
large and good barn -frame and nearly new; a
small house and.splend' I well. . ITo un Immediate
purehasert, this lot will leIt old cheap, and ou lib-
orarterm, as the owuer whes to get away by the
lst of February. This is. a, good ehauce to get a,
as
farm . cheap and on e ri. terms. Apply to the
211-4owne•
.
r' on the Lot or addre s Bos 175, Seaforth.
DAVID BEATTIE.
FARM FOR SA IN STANLEY.
sttbscriber offers o sale the FaTill, being
West half of Lot No. ), •
hird Concession, South
Boandary, Stanley. con ing of 50 acres; about
forty are Clear of stumps , t a balance iu good hard-
wood; there is a- frarnd aru and frame- stable;
splendid well of water ' p enty all last munnuer;
one mile and half from ip on the London road.
The subscriber is leaving h Earn: to.go to Missend.
Terms 'reasonable and will e made known ou ap-
plying to the subscriber n the premisea, or by let -
•ter to
211.4* " Jr RN ANDERSON.
Kippert P. 0.
SCHOOL TEA
WANTED, for School
TVOC Rowick, a male o
a third-clase certificate.
personally or by letter ;
7th January, 1872.
CHAR
WILLI
210-3 '
HUG -1f
FIER iiifANTED.
seetion No. 5, Township
seruals Teacher holding
Apply to the Trustees
duties to commence on
ileLATIGHLIN,
IRWIN.
CARRUTHERS,
Trustees, Gomm: P. 0.
X A S
GIFT II OOKS
A 'LI
Toys, in grat variety,
ARMSTRONC1& PRICE'S.
Call and Purchase some
and Ne
THE MARKETS.
SEAPORTS, Dec. 21, 1871.
There is not ranch change in the Market quota-
tions this week. Grains of every deseription are
firm at the quoted prices. During the first two
days of the present week-, the Market presented
- quite a lively appearance, and produce commenced
to conic forward rapidly. The storm of Wed:aesday,
however, put a. stop to the flow, and for the past
two days there has been but little doing. Should
• fine weather prevail nest week therewil, no doubt:
be lively times. We quote
Fal1Wheitt... .. . .. ..... .......$1 16 to 1 16
Spring Wheat. .......... .. . . . 1 10 to 1 12
Barley ...... ..........•-•........ 0 50 to 0 53
Oats 0 38 to 0 88
Peas .... . . ..... ........ 0 55 to 0 60
Butter .... _ . ... . . . . 0 15 to 0 16
Eggs , •• :3**.• 0 15 to 0 00
Flour •00 to 0 00
Potatoes 0 45 to 0 50
- .. . . . .12 00
'Hides. • 7 50
Sheep Skins..... - 1 00
• Laibb ... ..... 1 01)
•;Calf Skins, per11) .. ....... 0 01
Wood, per Corel 2 00
Salt (retail) per ban el, ... . 1 20
Beef. 0 04
3Tutton.•
0 04
Pork, per 100 lbs.. ...... . . ....... 4 50
to 18 00
to 8 00
to 2-00
to 1 50
to 0 12
to 2 25
to • 0 00
to 0 05
to 0 06
to 5 25
CLINTON, Dec. 20, 1871.
Fall Wheat - ..S1 16 1161
Spring -Wheat • 1 12 •(ff 1 16
• Oats... ......... 0 36 0..; 0 37 I
Peas • . 0 .56 vs. 0 58
Barley... ...... 0 30 (fe 0 54
Butter• • -..015 (g; 0 15
Eggs . ... .... 0 15 (ce 0 15
Pork, per 3.001:.1)s. . . . ........... 4 80 cit. 5 30
Hay, per tou,........ .. .. 12 00 0. 15 00
GOLD. -The price of Gold. in •New
iYork finetuates from l 09 to 1091.
- TORONTO, Dee. 21.
•WHE %.1‘ -Notwithstanding the good sleighing
•whichii reported east and West, the supply of
grain i* not large. Treadwell, 1 22; White,
41 25 to *1 27; Spring, sl 18.
Fx.ocn-Market quiet and steady.. No • sales of
ear Iota reported ou 'Change.
• OtTs-Quiet and. rather easier,, little •demand.
On the street market 45e was paid.
Ilaeerv-Inactive. A few loads on the street
brought 65e tb 631.(1.
PILlS--Neglucteel. . Street price, 65c.
• MovritE.41., Dee. 19.
Feocrt---.Quiet but • steady, at • nominal rates.
Very little business. reporteib
iu absence of offerings or
transactions.
Hocis-Market better aupplied. Light, $5 50;
Heavy, :35 624.
• Burrint-othing but choice engages attention.
XMAS
And Children's Books
and Annuals,
AT LUMSDENT,
INCLUDING
Little Folks, (!hatter Box,
Children's Friend, Child's Magazine,
Children's Annual, Children's Prize,
Band of Hope, Friendly Visitor.
British Workman, • Child's Album.
ALSO,
Sr4-1ETA CIA US
And his Children or Family..
LUMSDEN'S Corner Store.
2414
)resents' for Christmas
Year.
INT M -NAT
REM
ErHJ JO N. -DIS
• Splendid all wool Shawls, at HICKSON'S.
Splendid assorte
Splendid, Breakf
Heavy Beaver
Heavy Tweed S
Fancy Tweed Si.
Boy's Clothing,
Youth's Clothing, at HIcKsox's.
All made up at HIcasoN'A.
All made up at HICKSON'S.
1.
Clouds, at HICKSON'S.
t Capes, at HICKSON'S.
vercoats, very low,
its, very low.
its, very low. '
t HICKSON'S.
A first-class. Cutter, and prices low.
All 1.ts uaranteed, and prices 1
Beautiful Mink Sets, at HIcasolr s.
Beautiful Sits, fro
$2 50 to $7 at HICKSON'S.
Beautiful,Fur Caps at HICKSON'S.
Astonishing Cheap
Astonishing Cheap
Astonishing Cheap
Astonishing Cheap
Men's Overshoes.
adies' Overshoes.
iris and Misses' Overshoes.
oots and Shoes, of all kinds.
• Very fine TEA, for $1, at HICK, ON'S;
Very fine TEA, for 85 cents, at liicKsox's.
Very fine TEA, for 75' cents, at ICKSON'S.
VCIT fine Raisins, Currants, etc. at HICKSON'S.
Very fine -in act -Come one, tome, all and get
Christmas B trgains.
SPECIA
ISES9 CHRISTMAS &
• First and Sedond Doors
South of Hickson's.
Sn11113. (of
FLINT'S
Improved Charnpirin '
Cross -cut Saws,
Set and Filed,
WITH PATENT IIA_NDLES.
JOHNSON BROS.
Seaforth, Dec. 21, 1871. 211
• SAL
Dinner and Dessert Sets,
Breakfast and Tea Sets,
• lotto Cups and Saucers,
Chimney Ornaments,
• Victoria Vases, etc.,
Parian igures and Busts,
Plat ,d (Jake and Card Baskets,
• ea Trays,
Call Bells,
Table Mats.,
Butter ,00lers, 1
Cr t Stands,
ea Spoons,
Table Spoons,
Plated Forks,
• Butter Knives,
•Bread B anis,
Bre d Knives.
EW YEAR'S
1
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
NroncE is hereby given, that all parties indebted
-LI to the undersigned, either by note or hook
aceonnt, tunst settle the same nn orbefore the lirst
of January next. All notes or accounts remaining
unsettled at that datewill be plaved in Court for
collection, as he is leaving ftenforth.
" . GEORGE GRASSIE.
Seaforth. Nov. 22, 1871. •• 207
PLAIN SEWING.
•
11s. SMITH, North Main -street, two doors
"LT-Lliouth of Mr. Thomas'Stephens's, will take in
plain sewing. 209
TEACHER WAN -TED.
WANTED 11 Female TEACHER for the fourth
" Division of the Common School of this Village :
duties to commence on the ist of Januern 1872.
Address W. HILL,
209 Secretary B. 8. T., Seaforth.
FARM FOR SALE IN TUCKERSMITH,
TIEING- Lot 10, Fifth Concession, situate& two
-"miles south of Seaforth Station, there are 80
acres cleared; the b.ush is ell fenced, and there is
a new board fence across the front; there is a. good.
frame barn and shed, with a feir dwelling -house;
there is a well 4 the door,
with never less than 21)
feet of excellent Winer in the dryest time; also, n
good bearing orchard. Apply to
RUGS CRAIG,
209
Durnoch P. L.
SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.
VOR Sale nr to Rent. a well-estahlished Business
-1-; itt. the village of Ainleyville, together with a
well -assorted Stock of genentl Merehandize. Satis-
factory reasons given for selling. For partieulars
apply to
WRIGHT & ROSS.
Ainleyville.
• • REMOVAL 6F ROSS'S 'HOTEL
Table Cutlery,
• Rodgers' Ivory Hand Knives,
Rodgers' Knives and Forks,
Rodgers' *aka Knives,
• Rodger's Pen Knives,
Rodgers' Razors and Strops,
R, dgers' Carvers and Forks,
The eauine Lubin's Perfumes,
R mmel's Perfumes,
HairBru,
Tooth Brushes,
Combs,
Pipes,
Mirro
Je
•
elry,
Dolls,
Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Albums,
And, in fact, every.ling, at
-.:11ICSQN'8,.. EMPORIUM,
SEAFORTH.
4.
moved to the Building forint rly occupied by
Mr. M. Robertson as a Cabinet Factory, near the
Station, which he has fitted up in n suitable man-
ner for a Hotel. He invites. all his Ohl friends and
eastomers to his new quarters he will be
happy to attend to their wants. First-class Stab-
ling and large Yard in connection- Parties going
North will fintk it to their advantage to patronize
Ross's Mail Line of Stages, which start from this
Hotel.
209 • JAMES BOSS.
AUCTION SALE
DWELLING-HOTU AND WAGON -
SHOP, IN SEA FORTH.
Also, Lumber, Household Furniture, &e.
Tn. .T. P. BRINE has received instructions to
-1'4-sell by public at:Won, on the premises of the
undersigned, on
SATURDAY, Dee.130, 1871,
The following valuable property, viz.:
A frame Waggon -shop, a frame dwelling -house,
about 2,000 feet of oak plank, a quantity of oak
in ber-in ch, inch -a nal -hall and inch -and- a -
quarter ; quantity of Scantlipg, va :ions sizes;
ten sets of waggon hubs, and a quantity of spokes,
the wood -work of a Democrat wag_mn, four large
farm gates; Also, a quantity of work -shop furni-
ture, togetherwith a quantity of household turn,
tare, including stoves, tables, chairs-, bedsteads;
lounge, &c., together with a variety of other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock sharp.
Terms -CASH.
GEORGE 6BASSIE.
FARM AND PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS FOR
SALE.
VOR Sale. lot No. 29, con. 7, township of Morris,
containing 100 a ems, 70 of which are cleared
and in a state of good eultivation. The whole is
well fenced. There are en the premises a good r
frame barn and hewed log -house, also, two wells
and a young bearing orclutrd. This farm is within
one mile of Ainleyville, t thriving village, where a
station of the Wellington, Grey and Brnee 1(vi]wit,-
wiU
be located, also the breadth of n lot from the
Northern Gravel Rop_41. Also, it frame th-elling-
house, with the upper part fitttul for a Photograph
Gallery. ' There is it good well and -made on the
_premises, also 0 god garden. This propgrty is
situated near the busines:4 centre of the Village of
Wroxeter, througlt which the Toronto, Grey and
Bruce Railway will be running within one year.
The A hole will be sold on easy tt rms. For parti-
eulara apply to the Proprietor.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Photographer, 'Wroxeter.
mith or without the gallery.
N. B. -The Photographic InstrumentsInwitwIllnibe
FOR SALE.
25-horne power ENGINE
new, C. H. -Wan:mars &
Also, EXTRA. 31ALMNXIIT
boring Salt 'Wells. Apply
Ti‘OR Sale, eheap, a
and Boiler, good as
Co., Brantford, Makers.
AND BI'LTI:Xti, 'USN' for
'
to 4 • T. SNIII Dingle 1'. 0.
Ainlepille, De.12, 1671. 210
333
IMPORTANT TO
FARMERS
AND. OTHERS.
IJAVING purchased the stock -in -trade of =
LECKIE, on NOT ads terms," luut;
having added
A Large and Well -selected Stock
STAPLE AND MKT( GOODS
Of almost every description, and being determineit
to do business enit
• CASH BASIS,
Prices are now Marked Down th the
VERY LOWEST MARGIN,
And many Lines of (leads to Cost.
We therefore eordially invite an inspection of
our Goods and prices, fl.8 we feel confident that wv,
can sell you
RY GOODS,.
• GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
Ready-made Clothing and
Boots and Shoes
LOWER than they were ever sold in
AINLEYVILLE before.
An inunense htoel: of imported
OVERCOATS JSD GEXERAL
C.L0 MUG
soling at 30 per cent. less than the usnal price.
BOOTS AND SHOES
131 great ariety and very eheay.
• GROCERIES Cheaper than ever.
Splendid TEAS from 50e. upward.
CHRISTMAS FRUITS
And an kinds of Groceries, very
Give ns a trial before purchasing elsewhere, and
W*: wiguarantee satisfaction andie
pruti.
Remember the place-Leckle's 01d Stand.
STEWART, THOMPSON &
AINLEYVILLE, Dee. 6,1871. 209
NOTE LOST.
LOST, shout the lat of November last,'n.:';;OTH
01? HAND drawn by Alexander Rtals, in favor).
of John Dundas, for the sant of Ten Dollars, (Intel.,
3IcKillop, and falling due on the fii.rit'of,..IaturaYy;
1872. The public are hereby, ut..jogiti
purchasing or negotiating the a ve -neFfs,a4. pay-
ment of the same has been atoppetLi;.1. -fr I
JOHN DUNDAS.
Dee. 4, 1871. 209-4:
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