The Huron Expositor, 1872-01-19, Page 59 187&
.11. wong other witnesses for theA
fence, a tattooed nobleman,, whaf`t
atattooed Sir Roger, and would
lso produce a cousin of Sir Roger,
alame Radditi, *ha could svs ear;
tat the claitirtut's statements as to
muter iHitit intercourse with her
ere false:
'salve Trade 01 the Wellington,
Grey and Bruce Railway.
A correspondent of the Guelph 'Ater -
says 't The 11:45 train from
on Which I travelled, brought
aying iiwengers and 14 ear loads
merchaudise; three et which were de- _.
_red a -Fergus, tluee at Drayton, five
Harriston, three at Clifford. At
ich of these 'Pointe there was abundant
tidence that large quantities of produce
re stored,. awaiting shipment, although
.em each there is an average daily Ship,
tent of ear loads, follows: Fergua 5;
raytou 3, Harristou 5, and Clifford 6.
iht car loads left Clifford on Monday,
Stio inst., and ten were ready to do
on Wednesday, the 10th. Seven
[So. are waiting at Moolefiekl, and three
t Drayton, while here, at Hariiten,
to average shipment already mentioned,
ha the fact ot the present demaud for
eight ears eyeing ininsh larger than the
xi/ply, -shows .that this thriving and
Ionderously prosperous village is by no
'tessas behind its neighbors. An
iu-
ICnSe business, too„ is being 1one in
Mord- 1 learn from Mr_ Dulmage, the
aergetic station master, that sio less
an six thousand bushels were purchas-
there on. the 9th inst.., .by Messrs.
=Strong & Stewart, Janies Stirton,
Isaid Dickson and J. Talton, of
,ttelph, and Messrs;- XV, Gordon, .John
:ogerson. and Louis Zimmer. Nothing
tn be more remarka,ble and satisfactory
tan these, pyoofs �f progress, or more
ecouraging to those enterprising men
hose energy and. pluck have brought
bout these results. Verily Harriston
nd Cliffordseem destined to become
he Toronto/and Hamilton of the North
Vest. and if the Welliagton. Grey and.
1,ruce Railway Company desire, as no
,oubt they do, to see this ends attained,
hey would much facilitate it, by provd-
a mixed through tzain daily instead
f alternately. It would not be in the
oast too muoh.
13IRTEfS.
)a'aT. --In Sc.asforth, on the 10th inst.,
he wife of Mr. Geo, Dent, merchant,
of a daughter.
McKillop, on the 13th inst.,
the wife of Mr. John Adams of a son,
still horn.
MARRIAGES.
gIIRRA'Y-WALSif. - At St. Basil's
. Church, on the 9th hist, by the Rev.
Fattter Barden, Mr. Patricia Murray,
of .Seafortla to Miss MaryJane Walsh,
Brantford.
1.‘ox-CteasatatatT.-At Egmondville, on
t the lith inst., by Rev. Mr. Graham,
'Ma William Fox, of the township of
Goderiela to Miss Emily Graintnett, of
thetownship of Stanley.
MeLeas--MeNtia•-On thelOth
at the residence a the bride's brother,
Mr D.. McNeil, Clinton, by the Rev.
F. Metanug. Mr. Neil McLean, to •
Miss Margaret McNeil, both of Kin-
mutline.
DEATHS.
RumitALL. -In Goderieh township, on
the 14th inst., Ellityt, youngest son of
Mr. Samuel. Rurnhall, aged. 4 years, a
...months and 14 days. .
011N,Insa-Ort Monday ex -ening last,
Lilliet youngest --danghter Of Mrs. J.
O'Neil,- Clinton, aged 16years-after
a lingering ilinass.
EBINGS.-At Clintqa, on 'Friday, the
=I2th inst., at 1 pan., of heart disease,
Jonas Gibtyings, in the seventy-second
year of his age.
Deceased was a oative of Devon, Eng -
and, and carne to Clinton when it had
no existence and was only a howling
jwildernesa in the year 1831, and pur-
-chased a farm adjoining, and oceupying
the North East quarter of Clinton. De-
ceased .was a man beloved by all who
knew him for his amiability of character.
In politics he was a. Conserva.-
,tive until. last election, when he voted
for Mr_ Gibson, on personal grounds
(adv. In church- matters he was an ac -
WO member of the Bible Christian
Church. His death was very sudden.
TITE MARKETS.
SE,S.FORTII, Jan. llt 1872.
There is not much change in the quO-
'0.tions of the Seaforth nia.rkut this week.
;The rise in Wheat aoticed last week still
.maintains. Pork has slightly declined.,
q3usiness on the Market continues brisk,
audfarmere generally seem to be taking
advantage e' f the good roads and fine
weather to bring out their produce. We
_notice that, 'evezi yet, many'farmers who
jive in the rear tewnships,' convenient
t;a the stations On the Wellington, Grey
aini BrueeRailway still Continue to bring
ata‘ heir Grain and Pork to this market.
This is proof positive that the highest
rates prevail here. We quote:
...$/- 20 to 1 22.
Spring Wheat 1 17 to 1 18
Barley ....055 to 058
Oata. t 0 36 to 0 37
Nast - .... .... . .. . . ..... . 0 58 to 0 62
tatter. . ., 0-. 121 to 0 16
Eogra '015 to O1
Fi.sur 000 to 0 00
, Potatoes . a 045 to 050
[Hay.
. .....1000 to 13 00
-I. Hides .......... 7 50 : to 8 00
- Sheep aiitia II , I 00 to 2 00
LarnisSkitei . , .. . .. ..... ... . _ ...... I 00 to 1 50
Calf Skios per lila.... ....... ..... 0 01 to 0 12-
.Wtial.00r root a ' 2 00
1t Oa tail) per barrel. . _ 1 20
lat f. t 004
:slut ton ... , ... - ..... . . , t. 0 04
Tura, per 100 lbs... ... ' 4 50
Wh
Pali eat-.
-
Sprig Wheat
ats
to
to
to
tr
to
2 _
000
005
0 06
5 IS
CLINTON, 1, ,1872.
.. . t..$1 17 t7i 123.
:117 att j17
037 at, 037
teas .......... . - 0 60. oil 062
0 56 oe 0 58
0 15 a o 16
Egant . 015 azt 015
Pork, per 100
4 80 vo 5 30.
, Hay, por ton,.. - .. - . 12 00 tra 14 OD -
Stave Dolts, per cord 2 25
Barley
'Butter
Toneo-To, Jan. 18, 1872.
Fauca-Soring extra was enquired for
at :15 55, but Was held for $5 60, Fancy
offered at $5 70, and No, I superfine at
S5 50 were refused. Extra could not be
• boneht under $.5 85 to $5 90. Yester-
° •
itay there Were sales of Na. I at $5 50 to
11 $5 60, of fancy at $5 65, to $5 70, and of
extra at $5
t a
tTAN:. 19, 1872.
THE IIITRUINT EXPOSITOR.
NATABA.T.,---No. 1 Treadwell and No. 9,
white were offered in car lots at $1 30
-withoot buyers, but a car of No. 1 white
sold at $1 32t, L o,cSpring con.ld have
sold readily at $1 24, but buyer e insisted
upon $1 25 to $1 26. On the steeet
Market $1 28 to $1 :31 was paid for
•/Smiles and Delhi, and $1 24 for Tread-
; well.
BA.E.LEY--1110 market continues„ firm,
- with buyers for all that is offered at late
prices. A car of No. 1 Nipissing sold at
,69c on the tracka„Abott Sr or. 7 )cars
were sOld-on the atreet market at 69e to
70o.
Paaa-a-Nothing -dding, Street prices
ambhanged at 68 to 70e.
OATS -Quiet and steady at late prices,
namely, 44e on. theati ack.
SEEDS -None offering, Buyers for
;clover _at $6 50. 1;
HAv--Seld at $191to-$24.
DeEssan IIOGS. -1-Not many offering)",
:and the market slightly weaker. A few
lots on the street sold at $5 25 to $5- 30.
.Car lots offered at $5 10 to $5 25, but no
sales reported. •
MONTREAL, Jan. 17. •
Faotat-The. market - continues. ex-
tremely. quiet °and- prices are almost.
nominal in the virtua1 absence of busi-
ness.
G-RAIN-ISTO . transactions; rates are
still nominal:
PootastOos-Dull.
PORK -Is in limited eonsumpti've de-
mand at late rates.- •
HoGs-Dull, and with liberal offerings;
prices are rather easier and range -from
$5 55 to $5 75, but eltrensely difficult
to place.
_Burran-The demand is still confined
-to choice, of which very little remain in
stock.
LONDON, Jan. 18, 1872.
White Fall Wheat 25 @ 1 80
Red Fall Wheat.... . ............ 20 to4 A 24
Spring Wheat ,.... 1 20 at s 25
Barley -48 Ibs V bushel........t 0 54 g 0 57
Peas 0 58 '0. 0 62
Corn i, 0 60 g 0 05
Oat...... 0 871 @ '0 38
Butter (in firkin) 0 13 @ 016
33utter (rolls). . 0 18 @ 0 20
Eggs... : . - .......... . 7 0 20 028
Potatoes ; . 0 40 @ 0 45
Dressed hogs... ...... ........... 4 80 ett 4 20
GOLD. -The price of Gold in New
'York fluctuates from 1O8 to 109.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCIts
Thursday, Jan. 18, 1872.
RECEIPTS.
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
cars. cars. cars.
Tast 72 hours.......282 12 131
Past week . .366 44 247
Previous „week... . ...269 33 191
sunottENTS.
Past 72 hours . .160 - 11- 166
'
Past week. 280 40 179
Previous week.. ... 290 28 137
CATTLE.
The marrketopeua quite active at a'ale-
cline of ic to fe from last week Thurs-
day, owing to an increased supply; but-
• higher than the corresponding day last
week. -
Sales comprise 721 head at $4 871- to
-$6 871 for natives, and $4 25 for a lot
-of !cows and steers against Sales last week
Tuesday of 611 head at $4,25 to $6 371.
Sales reported
Robinson to Kirkover, 38 hd. Ohio
steers, av 1096, at $5.
Coat to Farthing, 30 lid Ohio 'steers,
av 1079, $4 87o. -
Tates to Kirkover, 18 hd. do av 1233,
at $5 20, •
Stark to .McCaffery, 16 lid do av .1303,
av $6 371,
Stark to MeCaffery, hd. do av noa,
at $5.
Stark to -McCaffery, 32 hd. do av 1444
Brigs to Douns, 28 hd cows and steers,
• av 1016, at $4.25.
Myers & Co., to Brown, 18 hd 111
steers, av 1100, at $5 25.
Myers & Co.. to Tatdor, 16 hd do av •
1026, at $5 25:
Forest to Coon, 15 hd do. av 1119, A
.$550.
Fulling to Monroe, 80 lid Os steers, av
1545, at $6 75. •
RagIe to MeCaffery, 49hd. III. do av
1261, at $5 67/.
Myers & Co. to Coon, 100 hd do do av
1215, at $5 621.
Same to same, 50 lid do av 1433, at
$b25
Colt to Blanchard, 32 lul do av 1370,
at $6 15_
G. & Lane to Coon, 33 hd Ohio do av
1376, at $6 62t.
Beals to kVoods, 16 lid do do av 1443,
at $6 60.
Gardner to McCaffery, 38 hd Ky. do •
av 1015, at $5. •
Bugle to Coon, 33 ha In. do av 1350;
at $6 25.
Same to same, .42 hd do do av 1600, at
$6 871 -
Monaghan to Sheldon, 15 lid do do av
1339, at $6 30.
-_ Briggs to 'Shelden, 18 hd, Ind. do av
1160, at $5 30.
SHEEP.
No sales.
HOGS.
Prices are 30c per hund.recl lower than
lastweek, with dull and heavy market
°
under pressure of large receipts.
Sales comprise 3,500 head at $4 30 to
.$4 45, against. sales last week Tuesday
-of 2,639, head at $4 60 -to $4 75.
LIVERPOOL.
g g
eS
P-7 • 1—z sst
S. D. S. D. S. 'D. S.
Flour._•°80 0 30 0 30 0 80 0.
d
Re- Whtea. ..... 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9
BedWinter 12 0 12 0 12 0 12 0
White. 12 9 12 9 12 0 12 0
Corn ill 9- 31 9 81 6 31- 6
Barley. . 3 8 3 -8 3 8 3 8
Oats ...... 2 It 2 11 2 11 2 '11
. 41 0 41 0 41 0 41, 0 -
Pork .... 59 0: 59 0 69 0 59 0
44 0 44 3 44 3 448
• •
- Fnattic. PALTRIDOE has been working
like a brick, and has got all tliings ready
to make you a dozen photogittphs this
winter ; only $ I per dozen.' Scott's
Bleck, „SeafOrth. ,
BOY WANTED.
TVANTED,immediately, a stroug aatiVe lad,
" about fourteen or sixteen years of age, as an
apprentice to the Priuting Business. Apply per-
sonally at THE EXPOSITOR (Mee, 8011.fOrth.
TO LET
TITT' premises on the market at present occupied
• by P. MeCratatou as a Taterraatand - possession
on the 1st March.
Settforth, Jan. 16,1872. • 215
•
cAuTioN.
ANY party found rentovittg Timber, or trespass-
ing in, arty- . manner on Lot.6,.7th Concession,
Tuckennuitha will be prosecuted to the ntnaost ex-
tent of the law •
215-2t. E. HICKSON & CO.
FOR SALE..
EDAR FENCE POS
Cetlar Foundation Timber,
Rail Timber, 1
Framing Timber -Ash and Pine.
APPIY to , E. HICKSON & CO"
215-2 , Sett/orth. '
t•
,EXECUT6
VOTIOE is 'hereby
claima against the a
ELDER, the elder, hi hi
4f Hibbert, in the Colin
the same to the underai
ok before thellrst day. of
piesented after that dat
as the Wain) of the eat
up b thaa pate:
Tuckersruith, jan. 7
att
S' NOTICE.
en to all parties h 1111
ate of the late WILIIAM
lifetinte a the Tow ehip
a Polak', mud sent in
nod, properly attest , on
March, 1879. All claims
will receive no attention,
a must be finally wound
TAMES MURRAY,
EX. MoLAREN,
Ekecutors. ,
21544
872.
DISSOLUTION
ritHE Partnership 'h
-LatRAISTRONG & P
stationery, itt thevillag
dissolved. All debta
will be paid -by C. ARM,
due thersamo will be OH
Seatotth, Jan. 12, 187a
• PARTNERSHIP,
tofore existing between
ICE, as booksellers and
of Seaforth, is this day
traded ,by the said firm
RONG, and all accounts
cted by him.
C. *ARMSTRONG.
J. E.-.11.311ICE.
'The book and atati
"Telegraph Book Store
`underaigued, who will
'customera.
215-4 t
nary store known as the
'will be cataied du by the
o his best to please his
C. A.RMSTROIst-G.
NOTE LOST. -
LOST, some tinie dart g last week, two NOTES
-2-161 hand, one alrawn by August Brodhageu, of
the Township of 1oKiUop, in favor of either of the
understatneet, for the sin of $27, and duo on the
• Lit of Jammu, 1872; the other' was drawn by
Edsvard Lenity, of the woahip of Monis, in fa-
vor of either of the und sioned, for the amount of
315, and tine on. the 24 of:Septem.ber, 1872. The
public are hereby Multi&i ed agaitiet purchasing or
negotiating either of th hove notes, as payment -
of tlie. same has been at ped:
JOHN- DONAHOE,
• ROGER LANE, -
PATRICK MOORE.
2, - 215-4
• •
TeesWit ter, jou, 16, 1
Fellow
SHOSHONE
•
A
L N'S
F
NTI CORSO
FAFES
&ft]
Syrup.
AT
'S REMEDY.
NG BAL:SA.M.
fiA.LE PILLS.
OTIYE SYRUP.
SUPP-LY
•
above
C lebi6ted P #nt _Medicines
.RECEIVED.
R. LUMSDEN'S
CORNER DRUG STOR , SEAFORTH.
1
SO,
SIMP ON'S
CLEBRAT D "SPICE,"
For Fatte ing Cattle.
Whol sale and Retail.
215
&ESS,
HARNESS.
• Great ariety
AT. WILSON'S
SEAFORTH.
TRUNKS Of all kinds,
VALISES -a -tot a fe
°W PS -of all
.
COLLARS
BT zashe3, Cur -anub, Ca7q8.
All pnecs-fron 10 cents np.
Bells, Blankets, C cingles, Saddles, •
And in faci everything 4suany found in a first-
, class Saddfer's Shop, a1Ld at prices extremely lo*.
* ,
Orta,
all ;sizes.
JAMES
Takes thisupportunity o
Merida and customera fo
tended towlead him for
by striat attention to - bu
a. first-clasa article to me
renege of the many.
Remember' the Slip
"OOLVEN
WILSON
thanking his numerous
the liberal support ex-
hefipast year and hopes
in *at told manufacturing
it a. fair share of the pat -
o/ the
SADDLE." 215
BUSINESS
DISSOLUTION 0
HAN GE.
ARTNERSHIP.
011111.4atilfittlett111101ts1;111
1;11 1111 11111'1111111'1
— .........___,
Begs to announce that hi will continue the bind -
nese of the late firm of *pew & Doherty (Mr. De -
pew removing to the catv of London to exteud his
business operations,) atia While thankftil for the
pest patronage, he hope,' by increasing lais stotik
an4 meeting the wants o his customers and the
public in eyerv possible 'ay, to do in 1872 a much
larger business than last year, m which, although
the first year of the busi ess, there was sold over a
100 PIANOS AND MELODEONS -I
• At a cost of Twenti Thousand. Dollars.
The preaeut stock must be aold, toeparatory to
heaviey Intportations in the Spring, so come now
6 ; if you want Bargains.
CLINTON MU I0 EMPORIUM
is the spot f k all kinds of
4kIUSICAL I STRUMENTS
a Of the bet makers. .
Clinton, Tan, 9, 1372.
STR YED.
lo'about two roontha ago
TRAITED from: Seafoi
a spotted COW, its(
hind leg is a large lump.
SOTOR time, a large whit
will be suitably rewardet
.Se oral, Nov: 15, 1$7
,
215
and white on the riga
Also, straved about the
SOW. Any information
THOMAS STEPHENS.
. 213
A
SELLA
6LDEN
OPPORTUNITY!
OUT AT
To turn ha, Summer Stock. of Dry Goo
G DETT WILL BEGIN A SW
, On FRIDAY, 1.9th JA
When Goods will .be sold regardles,
whole stock must be cleared
Sale to continue a -s long as Goods la
A rare chance' for Bargains, Do
REMEMBER D
NT'S CHEAp
DENT'
s into Money.
EPING SALE
UARY,
of value,' as tte
ut at once.
t.
't let it pass.'
ST RE, SEAFORTH.
SO
1
ew Groe
int
/.
E Subscrib
f FAMILt
6 Stol-e forn
AS,
Griahani.
Teas, Oats,
As w intend.roakin
find i
T E CASH SYST
Goods deli
N. B —The highest
Remember the
. 215
ST
ETTIT NG EW.
IT, Flour, Fe
-$ TC PE
rs a e now opening
G OCERIES, FL
erly occupied.by the
Company.
UCARSI TO
-
TO., 'OF THE BEST BRAI
co.,-11)1'uckwheat
etc., etc., kept const
SEEDS a speciality, Far
to their advantage to give
M AD ONE PRICE STR1
ered any part of the village,
arket Price paid, in Casio
Stand, old telegraph Offi e
the Black Bear.
STR
P AND
NOTICE.
ALTHOUGH BOOTS & SHOES,
WOOLLEN GOODS,
CROCKERY, ETC
9
Have advance4 frOxn 10 to 20 per cent,
WE WILL NOT
d and Seel Put up the GOODS novil in Stock
FOR A SHORT TIME.
Ea HICK* SON *c CO.
ut a choice Sto
UR, FEED, et
Icintreal Telegral h
ACCOS,
orn and Oat -meal,-
ntly on hand.
el.'s and Gardeners-NN111
s!a.
CTLY ADHERED TO.
free of charge.
or all kinds of Procludte.
one door South of
FAIRLEY1
D!
,And. by so doin you will ascertain 9-1. t you can purchase
every description o
1300 AND
At Pri
To linow this to
customers
HOES
es that defy Co petition. I
be facts, we would ax. vise our numerous
o call early and exafline our stock.
We ep constantly on hand every descriptiOn of CUSTOM WOR,'
made in the latest style anti by first-cl ss workmen., '
All maycall and‘ be convin e that
SPURR' SOIV'S BOOT AND HOE STORE
is th
Rerr
two
spot which the public has long been lookin
light at last.
Strict attention paid tc repairs,
for and hascome to
ember the spot, in GRIFFITH
doors South of the Post Office
N. B. -No adva
AviEs' Old Stand,
Alain st., Seafort4.
S LTRR & S0N.1
ce put on goods on account of he rise on stock, 215
CLEARING
ALE.
To make room for Spring oods.
f:E SWI
WILL SELL
HE BALANCE .OF T
E S
AT COST.
MAJN STREET, SEAFORTH.
IR
T MANUFACTURERS.
VOTI E IS' HEREBY GIVEN, that the Cot.-
-LI _poi- salon of the Yills.ge of SEAFORTH, rue
prepare to offer most liberal inamentents by way
OF MONEY BONUS
to sueh person or persons as will establish and
retain in operation in said village a
MANIOACTURINO ESTABLISHMENT.
• An .;
Machin
ctrienitaral Implement Maittfactory and
Shop preferred. For further particulars
the -Village. Clerk; Scaforth, Ont. • 218-4
ESTRAY STEER.
pass ' into the premises of the toidersigned,
Lot No.17, Con. 9, Stanley, on or about the
later pat of October, a two-year-old STEER. The
°taint- js requested to call, prove property, pay
charges and tale it away.
218-4 JOHN CONSIT.
PRO
INE
TI*HE
preaent b
tille Pump F
atalied, upon
also a well wi
sold either wi
ing could he
with but litt e
be told very eh
ther particuta
ERTY FOR SALE
MONDVILLE.1
go d being about to retire from bis
offers for sale the Eginotol-
et tal ith the half acre of landat-
ich there is a good frnit orchard,
h nal)) in it. The property will bo
h t1 -without the tools. The butt&
(i vernal in; °tan excellent dwolling
xpenhe. The above property will
apt and on easy terms. For far-
P1I1t." to •
1 LEVI TINEESS,
2.144* Egmondville P. 0.
ATTLE
TITE periodica Fair for the sale of nit czune,
Cows, 01.P11,- will be held at
'MRS. DAY'S OTEL, NEAR WROXETER,
On 'Maxi) 'V, January 29th, 18/2.
Several buyerh expected.
By mien
Wroxeter, ary 4, 1872.
21412
MONTREAL HOUSE, ;SEAFORTIL
"DOMINION .HOUSE.
CASH VS. CREDIT.
FOR ONE.. MONTH -i. •.ONLY
N. m...TAvINGsToNE
WILL ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF
10 PER -OEN T.
ON ALL CASH PURCHASES AMOUNTING- TO
$5 CIO
AND. UPWARD.
;hist received, large ancl carefully selected stocks of
FRESH TEAS, SUGARS, TOBACCOS, &c.
All of which will be subject to the above dm:count. Now is the time to obtain
BARGAINS. The above offer being genuine, will be adhered to in every case
when purchasers pay CASH DOWN.
Goods marked in plain figures at the lowest market rates.
Convince yourselves by making an early inspection.
AINLEYVILLE, January, 1872,
N. M. LIVINGSTONE.
.STEWARt.TROMPSON &CO.
Al N LEYVILLE3
ARE SELLING- OFF THE BALANCE OF THEIR
FALL AND NVINT ER STOCK
VERY Ii.OVVI
a
To make room for Eprdg Importations.
;
NOW IS THE MILE TO SECURE 13-IRGAINS,
Call and Examine
for Yourselves Before
-Purchpsing 1:1sewhere.•
REJLE.JIBER TIIE PLACE—LEM:LES OLD 'UTAST.
•
-.1.1XLEYVILI4E, January, 1872.
STEWA.RT, THOMPSON I CO.
THE PARTIES who ..,tiliscribed to ate for the
-A-Widow Sparlina, 'last spring, will Ocala call
and pay their subscriptions to' SA311.7EL STAR.,
at his shoe -store, who will cretlit the same in the
subscription list.
214-8t
ROBERT BRETT.
PIG ESTRAY. t_
CIAME to the premises of the subSeriber, about
October last, a8111;111 BOAR The owner
is requested to prove property, pay eapensea and
take it avaty.
ALEXANDER F$11Q11BA11.SON,
2,14-4t , Lot 23, 9th Con., Morrill.
ESTRAY SHEEP.
TRAVED into thetpromiaes of the unclorsignedt
Lot No. 7. Con. 7, Grey, on or about the ist of
Angust, TWO SHEEP your TWO. LAMBS.
The 01713CT is requested to ptove property, pay
cbarges and take thou away. •
214 -le /- ROBERT IN.GLIS.
ESTRAY ,STEER.
rAME into the t'sremise at Of the subscriber, north
• half of Lot 6, 9th Con. of Stanley, about the
15th of November leat, n. STEER, coming two
years old. Tbe owner is requested to provepro-
pea
rty, pay charges and take it away.- . .
214-4* • JOHN COOPERt
STRAY MITERS.
(tAllE into the enelehure. af Lho snbseriber, oh or
at)ont the 15tIs day of Nosamber last, :two
HEIFERS, about.11 rata old ; one ali nil, _the
(Aiwa rod and white spotted. The owner is ntatost-
ed to eall, prove property, pay eapouscs and take'
them away bumedianly.
JACOB OESCH,
Lot 27. Con. 14, Hay, • 212-3*
PUBLIC NOTICE.
-att OTICE it hereby giton to the Council of the
-LI Coaporation of Seaforzb, and till °thorn con-
eorlied, that I do hitreby forbid the 'rection and
continnation of a. drain. on Main street paasing my
property from the Grand. Trotik Railway, as the
said drain is celeulated to injure my property. If
the said drain be continued, 1 shall take adieu
agar/Et the gold corporation of Stitt -forth. 'for any
damage that may accrue to toy property-ftom the
garnet
TF1030.8 WIIITESIDES.
Seatotth, January 10, 1b72. 2I4-4*
ESTRAY STEER.
QTRAYED from the premises of the subscriber,
ta' Lot No. 27, 6th Con., Hay, about the last of
SiTternber last, a yearling STEER, red and 'white,
wtth a hole in one ear, and a slit in the other. Any
person giving such information as will lend to the
recovery of the above-named animal will be suit-
ably rewarded.
. JAMES HOITLDEN,
214-4* Hills Green. P. 0.
ESTRAY H-EIFER.
(
it,ME into the premises of Mrs. MeNnughton,
, Lot' 22, South Baytield Road, a. red HEIFER,
white underneath, coming two years old. The
+tamer is requested to pay expenses, prove property
dltalre i. away. 218-4
ESTRAy HORSE.
1A3.1E into the prenaises of the underaigned,
north half of Lots 35 and 36, lat Con., Tuna -
b Try, about the lst of Dec,, a lightiah-brown
ORSE, 16 hands high, and about 7 yeara old.
Tie.owuer is requeated to prove property, pay
e owes and take it away.
214-3 JAMES CASEMORE.
„
ESTRAY BULL .
iAllE into the prEliliSCS ‘6/ the Rabscrihor, 1,0fi
No. 12, Seeond Concession, Tackeramith, L. R.,
S , about three montisseatto, a two-year-old BULL.
'The owuer is requeeted to call, prove property, pay
eLaroos and take him tiwav.
2113-3* MICHAEL /JEFF:MINA:N. '
!NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
undertigned do‘dre.i to state that he haat
toot -it -ea _instructiona to extend the time for the
p yment of debts due the estate a- Giurrizoi
1JA-111E4, until nixt Court (lay: AR debts due at
tat timo ttill positively be sued., without .respeea
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S. rorrEE, Seaforth.
NOTICE.
•JM Mrulielpal Connell of the County of Huron
i'11134'eetC0illUthil; 110031 IN GODERICH,
port Tirsiirts.Y, tue 23rd January, int
PETER 1.DA080N,
County Clerk.
County Clerk's Office, lt
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