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HURON .EXPOSITOR.. 'AUGUST 23, 1872.
wen ,Crxporgiter.
DISTRICT MATTERS.
SHIPMENTS PROM SEAFO tali TO NT A 'NI-
TOBA.---Ottr enterprising townsman, Mr.
W. Scott Robertson last week sent a
large consignment of Cheese and butter to
Fort Garry, Manitoba. Mr. Robertson
received the orderfrom a mercantilefirm
of that place. It speaks well for our.
dairy 1,roducts when euch far-off dealers
go to so much trouble to procure them.
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CHANGE OF BASE —Mr. T. K. Ander-
son, merchant tailor, has purchased the
stock of hats and caps; ani gents' fur-
nishings of Messrs. J. Duncan & Co., and
ha,s removed his tailoring establishment
. to the premises recently ocdttpiedby the
above firm. Mr. Anderson has now
much more commodious premises than
formerly, and intends still further ex-
tending his business.
RAILWAY EETING.---A meeting of
those favorable to extending the Toronto,
Grey and Brime Railway from Wroxeter
to Bayfield, via Ainleyville, Seafortb,
Brucetield and Varna, was held in the
Town Hall, Seaforth, last evening. The
meeting was numerouslpattended.by in-
fluential men resident along the proposed
route, and all seemed sanguine that the
enterprise as above stated could and
would be successfully carried out.
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EXPLANATION.—Rev. Mr. Starr de-
sires us to make the following explana-
tion of Mr. Room Kay's non-appearance
on Wednesday evening last: On Mr.
Kay's offering his services for the even-
ing in question his offer wasimmedliately
accepted by letter, and his programme
requested,and no reply being received
he was coMmthunicated -with again, bnt
up to this time Mr. Starr has heard
nothing from him, and now fears that
neither letter has reached him, owing,
probably, to his being constantly engaged
govhig readings in different places
throughout the court try. -
TROTTING MATen. --The trotting match
between Mr. Bell's " Gray Eaele" and
Mr. Polley's " George "I came off on the
Seaforth Driving Park, on Monday, and
resalted in favor of Gray Eagle. Both
horses are good. animals; and the race
was closely contested. The first • heat
was won by Mr. Polley's horse,. but the
last three heats were WOU by gray Eagle.
Gray Eagle was driven by Mr. T. A.
Sharp. The fastest time peach was, we
believe, 2.44. A running race also took
place between VariEgmond.'s brown. colt,
"Shoo Fly," alid Crits' gray horse,
" Gipsey." Half mile heats, best three
in five. The gray horse took three
straight heats. The attendance., of spec-
tators, conm
sidering the unber Who left
town in the morning, was quite large,
and much interest was taken in the races,
especially the former.
ANOTHER -Tam -TING R ACE. —We un d er-
stand that (another trotting racehas been
arranged to come off on the Goderich
course, on Thursday, the 29th inst., be-
tween Mr. Polley's George." Mr, Bell's
"Gray Eagle," and Mr. Forbes' `t,"White
Swan." . :The latter animal is owned in
Stratford. The amount to be competed
for is $150, $50 dollars being put up on
each horse. The race to be mile heats,
best three in five. The first horse to take
$100, and the 8econd $50. The Seafortb.
and Stratford horses are to be allowed
for their expenses -in travelling from. these
places to Goderich.
Suzinax Seism, Pre-Nro.---The child-
ren attending the Wesleyan.4,N*Iethodist
Sabbath School, of this village, together
with their teachers and parents, spent
the holiday on Monday, picnicking at
Baytield. Some eight or nine carriages
left here in the- morning, laden with
the light-hearted pleasure seekers, and
preceeded to Baytield, where a very
pleasant day was spent. Baytield is now
becoming more renowned than ever as a
favorite resort for pie-nic parties. There
is namely a week but one or two parties
from different parts of the County repair
to that place. It would be difficult, in-
deed, to find a more suitable place for
picnicking purposes.
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THE HOMO 4.Y AND EXDURSION.--Tha
holiday on Monday last was very gener-
ally observed, all the principal business
places being closed during the whole day.
A large number availed themselves of the.
opportunity afforded by the excursion to
Goderich of enjoying a, sail on Lake
Huron. In the morning a large crowd
of men, women and children, assembled
at the station, all bent upon enjoyment.
There were 310 excursion tickets sold.
The ride to and from. Goderich was
neither pleasant nor comfortable owing to
the lack of car accommodatima there be-
ing only" two passenger cars on the train.
A very agreeable day wa spent in God-
ericb, and all who desired enjoyed the
privilege of a sail on the lake. re-
turned about dusk, without a Single ac-
cident or mishap having occurred to rear
the pleasure of the day:
BUSINESS CHANGE.—As will be seem
by reference to. a notice in our advertise-
ment columns, Messrs. Jas. P. Kendall
and Martin Charlesworth have entered
into partnership, and have purchased
from Messrs. W: A. Shearson & Co., the
Seaforth flouring mills. We have pleasure
in being able to state that the business
will not suffer. any by the change. of
proprietorship. Messrs. Kendall and
Charlesworth are both practical men,
who thoroughly understand thtiir busi-
Mr. Shearer of t is village. As this boy
was passing un er the car, the engine
backed up, striing the foremost cars and
sending thein -a all backward, and one
of the wheels struck the boy on the
bieast as he wa cravvliug through past
it. The motion f. the cars was not suffie
eient to cause t e wheel to run over the
child. but merelyshoved him along the
rail in front of it crushing him so severe-
ly as to cause hi death. He only lived
a few minutes ter he was taken from
the track. Th funeral took place on
Sunday last. Iarties- who live in the
vicinity of the s ation cannot possibly be
too watchful of their children, who are
often very heed ess and rush into the
most dangerous laces.
Hay.
SHEEP SOLI). Mr. Hugh Love, Sr., of
Hay, has sold m e of his fine imported
Leicester rams o the Messrs. Arnold,
stock -raisers, of llinois. The price re,
ceived was $251 Mr. Love also sold
to the same gent eman two spring lambs
for $50, thus ma -ing $300 for the ram
and two lambs.
Te
- &Lim, , Pox.—
visited Teeswate
'ported. A board
swater.
he small pox has again
. Several cases are re -
of health has been or-
gauized, and eve] y necessary precaution
adopted.
Ai
leyville.
[C. R. Cooese, Aii leyville, Agent for the Ex-
eosrron Newspaper a id Job Printing Office.]
BUSINESS still eeps very dull, on ac-
count of farmers teing busy with their
harvest. A pup e of very fine showers
of rain during the present week caused
some delay. The prospect of the early -
sown spring wh.ea is very good indeed.
BUILDING.—M Dolson, has com-
menced his new store, on the . lot he
bought from Mr. Rnechtel. It is to be
a frame, 24x36, t o stories high.
NARROW ESCA E. —As a man 'named
liadgley was goin out of the village laat
Friday, soniewha, the worse of liquor,
he managed to le his team go over the
,sidewalk into Mr. Dolson's cellar. Both
man and team ha a narrow- escape.
THE ELECTION i i this neighborhood on
Monday passed ol very quietly, ',until
evening, when .01 e party, • elated, With
victory, whiSh the had worked hard to
achieve, and some of the other party,
(both the worse of liquor,) had a little
`'unpleasantness," which resulted • in -
black eyes and sor heads.
Reprehens ble Conduct.
To the _Editor of tit _Huron .Expooitor.
Farrows victor., in the North Rid
of Huron was cele rated by his frie
in Aiiileyville, on Monday night,
manner peculiarly haracteristic. Af
the result of the c utest became knot
Mr. Farrovv's friend s congregated in fo
around the taxer s, and - gave vent
their feelings in j elling, shouting a
burning guupowde . Not content w
these- boyish outb trsts, they proceed
to something more mules (?); they bu
a bon -fire and buri edilr. Somerville
effigy. Then folios ed the nsual amot
of drinking, bull ing and brava
which resulted, PS s lob conduct genera
does, in some brit al fighting, the sa.d
consequences of w ich may be seen this
morning in several amaged figure -heads.
Ainleyville is Beide is behind other places
in roWdyism, but the occurrences of
Monday night have plaeed it far in ad-
vance, and put a stima on the character
of the village whic it will require years -
of' good conduct t wipe out. This is
a part of the fruit f the example that
the Conservative le der, John A.- Mac-
-donald, and his sat cite, Daly, have set
before their friends, by their late conduct
in Kingston and It Ache& What has
become of the elee ion law concerning
liquor? Has it b-ceme, like so many
other good clauses (f our laws, a dead
letter. • - HERMES.
Ainleyville, Aug. 20, 1872.
the amounts requi ed by the several
bodies of Trustees, s set forth in their
application under s al. Moved by Dr,
Woods, seconded b Gilbert McDonald,
That the aecount of the EXPOSITOR
Office, for advertisie g Court of Revision,
amount $2.50 be pai i-; also that of tbe
New Era for Fin ing debentures, $1.
'—Carried. Moved by Tbonias Keys,
seconded by leorg Castle, That the
sum of $9.50 b pal Thomas McIntyre
for gi avel (In Bab lon line.—Carried.
Moved by Glbert leDon ald, seconded
by Dr. Woods, That this Council do now
adjourn to meet a fain at Peter Mee
Gregor's.
Hy.
" Cotra'en EETING —A meeting otthe
Couneil was held_ iji the Town Hall,
Zurich, on t e 6th st. All the mem-
bers of the ouncil resent; the Reeve
in the chair. The niuubes of the previ-
ous meeting were ijead and approved.
Moved by J. le . Gei her, seconded by S.
Rannie, That the fol owing sums be rais-
ed in the sev ral Scl ool Sections, as per
orders froth '1 rustees viz: Union School
Section No. , 205; No. 2, $450; No.
:3, 1,230;$ N . 4, 260;'44No. 5, 22O;$
No. 6, $1, 20( ; No. 7, $1,500 ; No. 8,
—;No. 9, 130; 1\7 . 10, $260 , No. 11:
; No. 12 $220, nd that the Clerk
be instructed. o clraf a By-law in accord-
ance_therewit , to b read at the next
meeting of th Coun,si I.—Carried. Mov-
ed by S. It naie, econded by J. B;
Geigher, Th -a' the aum, of $2,022.85 be
raised for Co uty p rposes and school
equipment for the cu rent year, and that
a By-ittiv be -p epared according117.—Car-
ried. Moved by J. Geigheiti second-
ed by &Ran ie, Th t the stuniof $800
be raised for 'ownsh'p expenses for the
current year, and a By-law prepared.
accordingly. Carrie . Moved by Wm.
Carrick, seem decl- b - S. Fannie, That
power be gra ted td the Trustees of
Union School Sectio 1 No. 1, tray and
Stanley, to •b rrow t e sum of $450 for
the Hay porti n of sa d section, the said,
stun to be pail in fot r equal annual in-
stalments, at per ent. -interest; and
that a By -lam be pr pared. accordingly
and read at 1 eat me ting of Council.—
Moved by 8. annie. seconded by J. B.
Geigher, That he foll wing accounts be
paid, viz : Jus ice Ap )1einan, for making
culverts, 15;$Wm. Kyle, _ for gravel,
$45; Samuel Varnei timber for cul-
vert, $2 ; NV . Bell, gravel, $1.80 ; C.
Oswald, grave . $5.3 ; Louis Walker,
gravel, $5.85 ; Dan ell, timber for cul-
vert, $1.23 ; R Brow 1, Reeve, grant to
South bouudar -, $I00; Henry Beockin.-
howr, grant -to North boundary, $70.—
Carried-. Mov d by . B. Geigher, sec-
onded by P. S. Geighe e That the Council
n to ieet again on the
Sept timber nex h. —Car -
H. LIVE, JR., Clerk.
ing do now adjou
nds first Tuesday ii
1 a He&
ter
vn,
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to
rid Mn. EDITOR
Ali that devolves
lea pranand and me
et timed boys, wl
in inst., broke o
int house, school se
do, ship of Grey. Inc bt
ey of. those young etlrean
salerable deti.
school prOpette
happy to say th
do not live in
very least that
ate -a number of
Gre •
Tci the _Editor o the, 1 tiro», _Expositor.
—It a painful _ duty
pon in this week, to re-
rn so e maliciously le -
o, on abbath, the lith
en th door of school
tion o. 1, in the town-
-rglarious attempt
s resulted in con-
Wro eter.,
[GEORGE EYVEL, Wro eter, Agent for the Ex%
POsiTOit Newspaper and ob Printing Office.]
BASE BALL —A na tch was played on
.the grounds near M . Days' Hotel, last
Tuesday, between t e Young Canadi-
an" (junior) club. o Listowel, and the
"Merry- 'Nine" (ju ior) club, of this
place, resulting in a Victory for the
Wroxeter boys by a core. 79 to 28. Mr.
Wm. Kidd, of towel. acted as Ahn-
pire, and gave unqt alified satiefaction.
It is expected that t e return game be-
tween the "Red Ste !sings," of Listowel.
and the 'Shoo Flea, will come off
next week.
BUSINESS CHANGE — We lea.rn that
Mr. P. R. Carroll is bout to sell out his
grocery, liquor, and Stationery business
in this place; with th intention of open-
ing a grocery and liq or store in Paisley,
County of Bruce.
A New Rail ay Scheme.
To the Editor of the I teron Expo8itor.
DEAR Sr,—As th re is at move on the
boards for a railway f om Toronto,. called
the Toronto, Grey, 111 (1. Bruce Railwa
I don't see why the should not have
called it Toronto and Bayfield .Railway,
and run it via, &dna to this place. I
understand that they lave got as far as
Wroxeter with their onuses, and there
they have stopped. ould we not per-
suade them to come "o Bayfield where
they would find a liar .tor with a little re-
pairs unsurpassed by any on the Eat
shore of Lake Huron, and unoccupied by
any other railway ? 1 hey would find the
people ready to extend the hand of friend-
ship, and township re dy to give a large
is in your earliest
ruly yours,
B. BRO WNSO N.
72.
mess. They have also had the inanaee- beaus. By inserting t
issue, you will oblige.
Ment of the business for the past ewo. . A
years, and the hieh reputation which the . Baylield, Aug. 19, 1
establishment has attained is owing
mainly to their honest dealing awl goo'd
inariagement. We therefore predict for
the Seaforth 'rnills under the new pro.: C"NeIL MEETING' The Coup cil met
Prie
torship an inereatted business and pursuant to adjourm ent at- Mr. Bi,
greater prosperity. - Within the past few gart's Hotel, Varna, on • ;Monday, the
weeks the mill has been undergoing ex_ 12tb. inst., at 2 O'clock P. .111. All the
' tensr,-e. repairs and improvements, so members preSent. T ie _Reeve in the
that hereafter parties will receive, if 1)08, chair. Minubes of las meeting read and
sible, even better satisfaction than here- approved. A petition read from the
tofore. Trustees of Union Soh ol Sectiou, No. 1
Hay and Stanley, ask"ng authority to
Iteaesi, Acaso EST. —e_k. sad .1.e-cidetit OL- . borrow the sum of Me on thecredit of
curled at the Seafor tit station, on Sat- . the Stanley portion of he said section
urday morning last. it seen* that a ! for the purpose of. er ‘cttng a school
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band from Stratfor4 was going to (Ain- 'house in said section. Moved , by Geo.
ton on the morning train and while the - Castle, seconded by Di . Woods, That a
ti 1111 was stopping at die station, the ' By-law be framed and a.ssed. authoriz-
band c Mmenced-to play. 'This eetthered ing the Trustees of 1.7 don School Sec
.a crow( of children around. In front of don No. I, lfa3r and ;.3t, nley, to borrow :
t -he station some. of the ears were stand- the sum of $.385, pa.yab e in four years j
'lug, and -the engine was detached there- . with interest, for the Pi rpose of building
from. In their haste to reach where the 1 a school -house in said s ction.—CarrieX 1
!laud was, a number of the children ran ! By-law No. 6, giving e ect to the fore- i
Among these was a -little boy, named 7, authorizing the O'er to levy in the j
i
under the cars to reach the platform. going resolution nalopte . By-law No. 1
filearrer„ aged about four years, son of i various school sectiens 1 the toWnship, I
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mg done to the kr
ever, I am very in
bbles in question ITP
e section. The
I can ay is. that they
ill -bre( youths, who re-
side in the vicia of Crambrook, (whose
names for this Une not mention)
who; nOtWithst nding t eir eat:, have he-
-come almost netorions The fact is, the
parents are to .1.) blam
offspring, when • atents oreg,uardianie in-
stead of instillin the ()lions principles
of truth and ho iesty, ud a due respect
for the Christia Sabbt th in the mh 1
of their children while i
dom from all o noxiot
allow them in ti
(ince to go on wi
.sociate with tho
or respect for t
kept holy. Neel We tl en be su rise 1
when we find th
steps of their ea
bath -breaker an I the swearer? Need
we, when we w that children are-
itative beings, e. pea t find fruit of a
different -nature altog ther from that
seed which was eWn in he minds of the
youth, While in a, state ready to adopt
the first preeept or exai plc, whether Of
Morality or vice . If, ti en, thelatter be
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ample, without 1 ;treats ttering a single
reproof. warni ig the Of the danger
they weteincurring by mesuing such a
course, need we ondee vhen we hear pf
out school houses - being roke into, and
property destroy d on ti e Sabbath day?
However, it is to be hop d that the par-
ents of those boy in qu -mtion will take
more interest in t eir be alf, and keep a.
stricter watch ea er the , for, undoubt-
edly, if such cond let be ersisted in they
will be put in saf keepi h." for a season.
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se yott hs following the BUSINESS CHANCE
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ly asso iates,—the Sab- g
— The yield o
township of Lond
an average of from
eight bushels per
spri wheat in the LANID.ACENOY
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.MHE -UNDERSIGNED would teg
most reepectfully to inform his numerous cus-
tomers and the public generally that he has sold
out hie whole stock of Dry Goods and Groceries to
WILLIAM LOGAN aald .ROBERT JAMIESON,
who, I believe, will give good eatiefaetion to all
who may patronize them, as they have got tho
stock at a very -low price, and. on reasonable
terms.
With many thanks to all my custom-
ic
ers for the liberal patro age I have received since
I first commenced busi less in Egmondville and
Seaforth, and hoping he same patronage and
more nifty be extended to the young firm of LOGAN
& JAillESON,
remain,
yours, very truly,
jOHN LOGAN.
AINLEYVILLE
n, this year will be on
twenty -fi v e to twenty -
cre.
Fall
Western Fair, a
Wednesday, That,
ber 8th, 9th, 10th,
South Huron, a
and Friday, Octob
North Huron a
and Wednesday, 8
Tuckersmith Bit
Thursday and Fri,
ans.(' 20th.
Hullett Breech,
day and Friday, S
Stanley B ran
uesday, October 2n
The Provincial
at Hamilton on
Wedne.sday, Tb urs
tember 23., 24, 23, '
LIST OF
p G uncall
-Lv 1872.
•
Sho s
Londt)n, On Tnesday,
and 11Ith.
Exeter, . on Thursday
r 3zd.aii(1 4h.
Blyth, on Tuesday
epternbet 17 andel&
ode t Seaforth, on
lay, 8 ptember 19th
1,t ,on, on Thurs-
ptembr19 and. 20.
alt Ba,yilield, on Wed.
clay and Friday, Oct
1.
xhibiti
Al oral
lay am
6 and
Aberhart, Mr.
Arinstrong, axed. A.
Alt:teeth:ere Js.
teihees,
Bullock, Jas. II.
Culler, Wm..
Clelaud, ;fits.
Cellars, Jas..
Failey, Ji. H.
Forsyth. Jae. -
Fegan. :Mrs. M.
Gourley, Arend.
Groat, L.
Henderson, Mrs. I.
Hogg, And NV.
Ifoetettler, Mrs. D.
lineeshaw, -Alex.
Libido, A. All.
Molesworth, B. N.
S.
244-3
n will be' held
est?' Tuesday,
Friday, Sep -
27;
LETTERS .
a for o 7th ...eia:;ITST,•
Menee, Simeon .
Moyerieen, Met. M. •
lefuerey' Edell.
31111e. I .
Mae, elle-
31urieee,
:71,1(;Q:)!, n
MCC:, at 111 114 GPOrgC
3Ie3furrey, W. 11.
Meteele le Snell.
Mrs. li. A.
MtCnll, 1)
McDoneld,
N'able, Alex.
Patteredn, Mr.
RoberteOn, Walter
Sperling, Edwd.
Wright, .Robert
Withers Mise If.
DICE.SQN, P. 3f.,
Scaforth.
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i
THE Strbscriber- having esteblished an Agency
-A- for the Sale of Farm and Village Lots, which
he will advertise (weekly) and sell on Commitiaion.
TERMs of Coramiesion or any particulars con-
e rning lots advertised vill be made known on
i
a mlicatiou, if by lettei prepaid, and enclosing
s amp, addressed
C. II. COOPER,
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-
.1 i Dingle P. O.
I
, 1 FOR fi.1ALE.
S. /e, of S. of Lot 24, Coil. 5, Morris; 50 acres; 2
miles from Ainleyvill e
Village Lots64 and 65 Ain grille, (Morris.)
Village lot, Nos. 41 and 89 Ahileyville, (Monis;)
large ftarne cottage al d frame stable.
Lot 22, Com 4, N. :1, Morr s: 100 acme, 56 cleared;
log hoese; 2 miles o gravel road. .
Lot 29, Co,. 7, N. )1, Morr s; 100 acres, 60 eleared;
good l Omen and fn me beim.
Aiuley
Tillege Lots 49 and 5 , ie. with good
i
Lots 2 an 8, West side of Howick-street1
i Wrox-
- el er, ontaining lit ems of land ; two new
frame houses; stable , &c: iril.
frame ironic au1 stable, ud log tannery in good I
I- workilig order.
I
\
Tillage Lots 60 and 61, nleyville, township of
Village Lots, 212, 213, 221 AinleyvIlle, (Grey.)
Store, Storehouse and Stal le, 11 acres 51 Land with
orchard, etc., in villagi of Oranbrook..
C. R. COOPER,
224
Dingle P 0.
MONEY TO LEND.,
rilTIE nndereigned has $0, 300 and npward, Private I
-A- funds, to loan, at 8 per cent. per annum, on
Farm property. Charges moderete. Marriage
Licences issued. Apply to
227-52-- W. Ge WILSON', Zurich. -
4 ----
' MONEY- TO LOAN.
In bottlee and on dritught, always pure and fresh.
TIrtneue
a on good fare] property. Interest, SIX
snbseriber has i MONEY to loan to any
-per cent. per anumn, wheu the interest and Prin-
ciple are paid yearly iniisdAit;14,4.cccDou.zrizae7
SMOKERS.
PACE'S TWIST TOBACCO.
GOLD BAR
FIG LEAF'
SOLA.CE No.
MYRTLE NAVY
MeDONALD NAVY
NATURAL LEAF
POCKET PIECES
SITNSHINE
C
'44
PRINCE 01? WALES TOBA
VOLUNTEERS' CHOICE
LITTLE CEM
EAGLE NAVY
MaDONALD 8's
XXX POCKET PIECES
GOVERNOR ENRALSON "
FINE CUT CHEWING
Ci
SELLING BY
LOGAN & JAMIESON,
CZ.
00.
At SCOTT EbBETSON'S and JOHN LOGAN'S Old Stands,
_ MAIN STREET, SEAFO.RTIL
alawmaciammuorm
JUST RECEIVED BY
ROBERTSON & Oa
sio-INT rri-±E
A SWendicl Assortment of Plated Ware,
DIRECT FROM SHEFFIELD.
LARD, ELEPHANT, STOCK'S AND OTHER
MACHINE OILS.
'BUILDERS' HARDWARE
OF EVERY ESCRIPTION, which we can sell at less than PRESENT WHOLESALE PRICES
ELEPHANT AND JAMES' BRANDS WHITE LEAD.
RAW AND. PALE BOILED OIL,
CLASS, PUTTY, the.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
CARRIA6-E-MAKERS' AND BLACKSMITHS' HARDWARE
In the ,County.
Best AMERICAN WATERLIME and CALCINED PLA.STER, Fresh and Dry,
And warranted good.
WM. ROBERTSON &
SPECIAL liDUCE1MENT8 THIS WEEK
— A T
T. KIDD'S EMPORIUM.
I N
CHILDI1EN'S 1MARSELLA. ROBES, -INFANTS' SEWED ROM'S,
RITE TO,ILET QUILTS, WHITE TOILET COVERS,
LADIES' WHITE A N D COLORED SKI_RTS;
flJST 1--3,0.1"\TMJZ)
Another Lot of Choke Striped Ottoman. Shawls.
A LARGE STOCK 01?
- LADIES' COLORED KID GLOVES,
FROM 50 CEA -TS.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
999_
THOS. KIDD,
SEAFORTIL
CHARLES WILSON,
999_
MAIN STREET S.EAFORTH, SIGN OF THE 999,
'
Has just received
A FINE STOOK OF TEAS
Which he will sell for oue month. at REDUCED PRICES. $1 Tea for :73cts.„75e
Splendid Young Hyson Tea at 40cts.
Remember thie ,genuine, and mew is the time to get CTIEAP TEA.
- .
A large .stock. of Light and Preserving Sugars cheap and good.
Tea for 50cts.
Groceries of all kinds, and fresh.
LIQUORS.
The bent in the Markc Wholesale and Retail.
ALE AND PORTER
CHAS, WILSON'S.
227-52 At cheap cash Store, sign of theBear
Highest prices ixt cash paid for But and Eggs, at
eimpeareaelteftes.
mai!
VOLUME 5, NO,
verioLE NO 'ALS
MErele
B. ferlIAILE. IJ
D. 4:0., Graduate of Toro
ate Coroner for the Ctunt„
Ontario.
AVID MITCHELL, M. -
rim, coneee, Physiciai
NeNnienis, ONT.--Coroner
Office and residence, at The
DB" Aminr, PJ
Office—Opposite Scott
Main street, Seafortl.
Amcs STEWART, M.
Mean', University, Me
gem, ete. 'Office and Resit',
Ta- L. VERCOE, M. D.,
von, etc. Office an
Market and High streets, ni
CA.MPBELL, Corone
-E-1 and. Residence, over Cm
street, Seaforth. Ofidee hon
day, and all day Saturday.
4110 the inhabitants of S.ea
-A- oonntry. Dr. j. G. 13r,
through sickness in his fam
for some time in this plae.
meancing to the public, that
vielence he hag been permi
rooms fornaetly occupied bY
MeDougall's Store, Main sti
permanently to remain, end
his old patrons said as manse
bit" with a rail. Ali opereil
Ing to the latest approved at
to be found. elsewhere.
, Office hours from 8 1
LEO
T M. LEET, Soliciter,
• pointed_ Agee t for the C
eittiay of England, he is also
• N.ate -Capitalists of Toronto-,
very reasonable rats
Charges moderate.
Winglasime Dee. 15, 1371. 4
iurcOA110-11BY it EOLVE
toriaeys at 1-411; Solid
Insolvency, Notaries Pahl,
Solicitors for the 14.0. Bank,
the Canada We AstreraneeC
N. B.—a:30,000 to lend 0
lionises and Late for sale.
TtleENSON & MEYER. Ba
• at Law, Solicitors in
Conveyancers, Notaries Pub
forth and Wroxeter.
invest at once, at Eight per
yearly.
J'Ats, n. naNsoN.
fl_OMMERCIA.L 110TELee
ANNETT, Proprieto'r.
entirely new management
renovate& The 13er is eu
Liquors and Cigars. Goa
llostlees. A.,First-eless Liw
I101111NCE OF WALES 11
.1‘leCUTCHEON.,
aecommodation for t'auelie
plied with the very beet liq
stablingatteelted. The
every day for *higher -1
111 A. SHar
ARP'S LIVEe
Offite—At Murray's 11
Horses and lint-classConyee
TIOMSON'S LIVERY,
-A- OFFICE,—AT COMMER
quiet Hewees and Pint -Chi
on hand. Coreveyanees barn
-
Travellers on reasonable rate
221
110tEWS 'LIVERY STA.13LE
Geoa Hones and ;Comte
on hand. Fayorable Armn
-Commercial Travellers. A.11
Ileerse., 'will be promptly -at
OeTecit AND STAXXS:-
31nOX'3 Ntairi Street.
221 -THONTAS F
ITILSEEittt...k
Yr Z. CITURCHILL, TETE
41- * ()ember of the Ontari
begs to intimate to the in
and surround -111g country,
Office in Seaforth, where he
senally or by letter, on the D"
tie, ete. Haying eiceived
education'and having been
of the Vetefinary College of 0
hes every confidence of triy-
who may employ him.
Reins ler:ices—A. Smith,
.rio Veterinary' College; Pre
Therburre Dr. Rowel, yid
--
Veterinary Medicines eons
Xlleells promptly
Oce--Carmichael's Rotel, 8'
'VETERINARY SURGEOe
1 V. S., bees to announce
Seatorth and eurrounding
has opened an office in -man.
tend
ari atowartdsiel: thneiselei:)letimes of
shoeing shop, where he will
ary College, and is- now prep
of Horses and Cattle and ili
01
tended to. Residence, CA.
ettrinfnitilryhMlyiTSIIedaielthiyanta it)renpety
Chat -gets reaaonable.
A LEXANDER HUNTE
"Lel- Crauhrook. Grey P.
moderate terms. Conunisei
_Conveyancer, Land, Loin
Also, Agent for the folio
:Huron end Erie Loan -Seeict
and Mechanics' Savings And
to; Royal Inserance Comp
Lond.on, Fire and Life; On
sum:ice -Compsary and the
Company. Any amount of
rates of interest. Sevend
cheap.
CCOOPER, -Conveyan.
`-'• Queen's Ilancle Insure/1
Agent for the rrtatou Pe
Stteings Society of Toronto,
as any Company doieig beign
-cations for Loans promptty
Or.recee—ppposite 11
11364fAINLEYV
_TOIIN Beanie
cY way Tieket Agent, Here,
G. T. Railway Station, 'Sea
Tiekets issued. to all pollute
California and Red Riveleat re
the great eet facilities to EnA-
Inforrnatien grien respecting
Ktreelibittkm. Bonds, Coupons t
Avid and Silver Coin, bought
EDWARD
Xii buying "Li Pa:cm
,-GOOD DAIRY
Ii ttny 411111114
ANY ODD LOT
Brought to
F3R, ONE
Seatorth, Inn