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t of Lumb
and Ip,
r piletors a
otioneex.
16„ on Lot 14,.
-ey, valuable Parra S
proprietor ; J. P.
•
3ept.5, in Winghani, 14
Thos. Grill proprietor ;
action r
;opt. 5, on Lot 15, 3rd con -
Flop Farm Stock. Patrick
-fetor 1 d.; Y, Brine, auv
on Monday,
of Mr. Pots
ughter.
awwick,s on the 13th inat,
Mr. Mark Graham, of, a.
•
)EARS.
a Seaforth, on Saturdays
Eepsibathh, wife of Mr.
Ioughtou, aged 50 yew
;test
ackersmith,. on the 23rd
ife of Benjamin; .yser;
tesday, the 20th inst., at.
tborne, Edward Albert,
S. P. and C. Halls, aged,
tths<
iday, the 23rd inst.< at
tborne, George William,,
5- P. and C. Halls, aged
_th's.
$FORTH, August 29, 1872..
kitlittIedoittg onthe Sea -
Although a considerable.
has been threshed, there
,eel" much hrought for-
mat week there has been
tout four loads of wheat
market. There has as
ae load of new- oats, no
tale barley. Prices are
in=. . changed from last
vers. seem anxious to
present rates, and farm- -
rrf ty of disposing of any
at the quoted prices
'an unusual amount of
:et this season Plums
especially plentiful, al-
,,enerally 'seem to get
that is brought in. The
es not seem to improve
eagerly sceaght after
Illy bought at quoted
41 10 to 115,
1 I0 to 1 15
050 to 052
...< t «032to 03.5
• --.. 050to 055
... « 0 12 to 0 13'
< 0 12 to 0 12,
700 to -000
...10oilto1200
500 he 750
025toe 050
050 to 100
b, <069to 010
.. < . <00 to• 0 SG
steel <a 50 to- 0-50-
-..0�7t& 003
008 to 0 0
.t< 325- to 325
<,5 00 to 5,00
• ..<.< 040" to Cr 50
August 24, 1872
10 cr 1 15
110 0 115
0300 s 085
aha 052
.<. 050as 053
.... 0 12 013
..«_.. 0 10 to: 01:2
80001200
, August 29, 1S72.
to $1.30 ; white,
1 22 4 red, $1 25 to
1 15 to $i 20 , spring:
1.45 spring, (new},
to 52c ; peas 50e
330 ; butter, 18c to
i6c ; cheese,, 9e to
, August 29, 18 2.
in a lifeless con-_
ce of stocks, there-
no
hereno transaction; re-
e of one car of .No:.
the track, and one
was little or no
American markets,.
was quoted rather
ons are almost ` en-
absence of business.
recent figures for €
t it is only o#terinz
present are a rather
veries from farmers
trivial as yet. A.
ay brought 1 35
d to -day 1 30 was
1 20 for Treadwell.
ing in old Barley;
leen off the street at
he beat we have yet
nal to the quality
e offering at 39c
d at 38e on the
ear of any tr ansae -
TE STOOK..
,SDAY, `Aug. 27.
s the receipts and
ck at the cattle
bus far, beginning
Sheep, Hogse Horses.
• Bead. head. head
6,104 32
1,000 4,204 16
3,60(1 3Q0-
...
4,60010,500 48
6,000 6,500
Sheep, Hogs, Horses.
head. head, head..
4,400 32
1,200 4,600 32
I,800 3,100 .--
:3,000 12,100 6.4
000 9,600'
:dins 28 oars re-
heat" 629 head,
toter supply for the week
head, or 08 cars, against
344 ears for the same time last week.
The ran has been unusualiy light, and
moat of the oattleareof an inferior grade.
e
mirket. opened at 11c- advance on
Stook, kid 1610 on connnoll stook,
off. fat week' prices.. The attendances
and quits a .brisk business
have been, transacted had the sup.
of 00(F -cattle been equal to the de.
uf'and. 'There is nothing but a few loads
e . oomron and Texans 1n the yards.
les comprises. about.600 head. Tran -
tions Were as follows ;
10• of Average
ad- Weight
32 II.. steers,
tr
v53 3-f i4.
17 '' - �
- - sa it
e tt r€
wag
1466
1266
1171
1224
1209
1270
20 Cherokee steers, 1065
21 Missouri Steers, 1034
48 `� , " 1200
34 1141
19 Micb.. steers 985
35 Indiana `j 1 137
18 " cows 1035
And 5 others.
SHIrP AICD LAMBS.
Price.
6 871
6 621
6 50
6 371
625
6 624
4 20
5 X50
6 121
5 80
5 25
6 00'
4 90
Receipts for to -day, 3,600 head, mak-
ing the total supply, for the week, thus
4,600 head, against 6,000 head for the
Baffle time last week. The market not
fly opened 'yet. No sales.to report.
HOtI`,`
Receipts to -day, 1 00 head, against
,500 headfor'the s time last week.
The. market opened at a shade advance
on last week's closing prices. Good hogs
bringing . $4 90 to -$5, and inferior
ncies $4 80 to $4 85. The best " stock
d ready purchasers, but the inferior
Michigan work off slowly. We note the
following sales.;
No. of - Average
Head. Weight.
117 Mich. 'hogs, 196
100 " " 197 •
97 " stillers, < 227
118 Ohio hogs, 186
103 " " 187
131 " s 165
193 " `` 188
108 Illinois " 195
Price:.
80
4 80
4 90
4 95
480
4 80
4 90
5 00
CHIOA%0 LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—Cattle Receipts
—2,053 head. The -market closed strong
and 25e higher on choice grades ; fair to
good at $5 00 to $5 671 • light at $4 75
to $5 12i. Live Hogs—Receipts-
The market- is active andx5c better, dos-
ing very firm at a range of $4 50 to $5.
Sheep and Lambs—Receipts..-730 head.
Sheep closed firm at a range of $3 to 5 ;
Iambs, $2 to $3. - r
NEW YORK HORSE MARKET.
TUESDAY, August 2.7, ;1872.
The intensely -hot and sultry ;weather,
which lasted throughout the greater part
of the week under review, has had the
tendency to check almost completely -
whatever little activity might have been
possible: in the general horse. trade at
this, the .dullest season of the year. A
Kited number of low-priced work horses
were sold at old prices, otherwise .the
horse market was -utterly devoid of all
features of interest, and it was only one
of the public auction sales, in which
prominent horse men, and the public
generally manifested considerable inter-
est. This sale was -held on the 20th of
this month, and comprised five well-
known trotters, part of the estate of the
late Augustus Noble. The grand total
of .the above executors' sale, including
also wagons, sulkies, harness, etc.,
amounted to $4,510, out of which sum
$4,090, or an average. of 818 per head,
were paid for the horses.
LIVERPOOL: -
g
S. D. S. D. S. D. S. • D.
O 28 0 28 0
7 11 7 11 7
0 12 0 12 0
10 11 10 11.10
O 27 8 2716
8 3 8 8('8
9 0 86 0 88 2 0
O 60 0 50 0
9 39 9 40 0
Flour - 28 0 28
Red Wheat...... 11 7 , 11
Red Winter •12 0 ' 12
White 11 10 11
Corn ... 27 0 27
Barley. - 3.8 8
Cats2 9 2
Peas, 36 0' 86
Pork . 50 .0 50
Lard39 9 39
GOLD. —The price of Gold in New
York is quoted at 113. anammomanas-
SULKY FOR SALE.
OR SALE, CHEAP, a good Skeleton SULKY.
F Apply to WM. GRASSIE,
247 - Wagonmaker, Seaforth.
LAMBS -FOR SALE.
FOR SA t1 , ten ortwelve well-bred Leicester
RAM LAMBS. The Lambs can be seen on
the farm of the undersigned, Lot 8, Fourth Con-
cession, H. R. S.,' Tiickersmith.
244 HENRY CHESNEY.
SELECT SCHOOL.
ISS ROBINSON'S Select School will re -open
on MONDAY, Sept. 9. •247-2
.NOTICE.
1DARTrES having from 50 to 75 acres of land for
sale, within two miles of either of the villages
of Clinton or Seaforth, znay find a purchaser by ap-
plying to he undersigned 'State the number of
acres, amt cleared, and price per acre.
PETER .AD ASO ty Clerk.
County Clerk's Office,
Goderioh, Aug. 26, 1872. )
247-2
PUBLIC NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
have disposed of their Cooper Shop in Seaforth,
to Mr. Philip Vo mar, who will hereafter carry on
the above business in his ANDERSON & CO.
Carronbrook, Aug.22, 1872.
In connection= with the above, the undersigned
bega to state that he will hereafter on the
cooperage formerly owned by Mess 0. G: An-
derson & Co. and he hopes by strict attention to
business and making good work to merit a contin-
uance of the liberal patronage heretofore accorded
to the establishment. PHILIP YOLMAR
Seaforth, Aug. 22, 1872.
AUCTION SALE OF -
VILLAGE PROPERTY.
ALEXR. STEWART,- -.
erai• Blacksmith,,
Has removed to his new brie k premises, South
Hain street, Seaforth, next 4..r to McIntosh &
Morrison's Carriage Shop, where he hopes to have
ava11 from all his old pi trona : • d as many new
ones as may feel disposed to pat onize him.
BLAGKSMIT ING
In all its branches, promptly att • dei -to.
H reeahoeing.and
epairing
`Done on the shortest notice, at the most roason-
able terms and in a manlier to gahranteo 'satis-
faction.
WAGONS AND S EIOH3
Made to order, and REPAIRING neatly and cheap.
ly executed. -
By strict attention to busines
in the future, as in the past, he
continuance of the liberal patro
Kinn since ooinmencing business.
ALEXANDER
Seaforth, Aug. 26, 1872.
and fair dealing,
opes to 'merit a
ege accorded to
Seaforth,
TEWART.
247-4
AGENTS e' T° 20 pe
Specimens and
free. Address
'WOOD'S LITERARY AND
day guaranteed.
full particulars
T AGENCY, '
Newburgh, N. Y.
Notice to Patrons of Kin
forth Cheese F
ALL THOSE who have not re
for May and June mills can
at Logan & Jamieson's Store, w
kept. • . W. s.
urn and Sea-
ived their money
get it by calling
ere my books are'
ROBERTSON.
FARM FOR S
LUT, No. 26, Con. 5, Towne
acres cleared; log hoose ;
of good pine en the lot, within o
of two good ,saw -mills. For fu
address • WIL
247-18c
p `of Morris ; 50
e is a quantity
e Mile and a half
her particulars,
I.TA 1 AMOSS,
Dingle P. O.
FOR SAL
►THAT valuable Property, sit
1 street, opposite T. Broad"s
Seaforthrconsisting of a lot, e
hoose, stable, &c., at present oc
mitage., Terms liberal. Posse
end of October next.' For
app
3 y-4 - • 8. DIC
ted on Market
t,e Planing Mill,
cadent-dWelling-
upied by Mr. Ar-
sion given at the
er Particulars,
ON, P. M.,
Seaforth.
PROPERTY -FOR
VIVA Vi acres of land with a
8644, and summer kitchen,
joining it; a frame barn; stable
well and young bearing or,hard,
24, Concession 8, MoKillop, and
from. Seaforth, is offered for sale
ply to the proprietor, HIRAld
245-8* -
ALE.
frame cottage
d woodshed ad-
nd shed; a pump
beingpart of Lot
situated 11 miles '
For terms, ap-
LANCHARD,
Seaforth 1'. 0.
LOT FOR S
FOR SALE, a Building Lot, o
of land, being part of Lot 10,
Township of McKillop. There i
and barn,.a good well, and an 6
fruit -trees. This lot is sitnate
and-a`half of the Huron Gravel
miles from Seaforth, and is in t
()anent farming country. For.
apply to the undersigned Propri
ises, or address Seaforth Post -o
.�*4 J
T. SCOTT has been/instructed. by Mr. THOS.
• GLEDHir,r, to offer for sale at Public Ane -
tion, on
TUURSDAY, Sept. 5, 1872,
' 14 VILLAGE LOTS.
IN TH te VILLAGE OF �YGHAM,
County of Huron,Ontario." The property to be
sold is well calcuated for -either business or pri-
gate residences, and is situated just opposite the
lesoand L. H, and B. Railway
Staaitiioons. Some of the. lots are well adapted for
hotel purposes. Intending purchasers should not.,
allow this opportunity to pass, as propertyis daily
increasing in value in this rapidly rising village.
Sale to commence at 1 P. M., sharp.
TERMS—$10 to be paid down, when lot is bid oft,
balance of one-third in 30 days from date of sale,
and the remainder in two equal payments, in six
and twelve months, with Iegal interest. Ten per
cent. dseonnt will be allowed on two-thirds the
purchase money to parties who pay in full.
- THOS. GLEDHTLL; Proprietor.
C. T.rT SCOTT, Auctioneer. - - 1
Wingham, Aug. 14,1872.
LEJ
ntaining one acre
th Concession,
a good log house
chard of bearing
within two miles
oad, and about 6
e midst of an ex -
her particulars
tor, on the prem.
eta.
HN DOWNEY.
FARM -FOR
A. DESIRABLE FARM in the
ley, being Lot 27, South Bo
96 acres, more or less, 78 acres
remainder- good hardwood bu
spring creek runs theough the 1
with 40 frnit-bearing Apple'
Peach and 3herry;.rees ; a good
good log house and Stable ; q
class; store, post -office, grist -
school in the neighborhood.
anxious to sell, as,he intends g
Tams liberal. 'THOMA
245-18 Proprietor, Berne P.
ALE.:
ownship of Stan -
II , containing
er cultivation.
;: a never -foiling
t ; good orchard,
es, also ,prom,
'a L ibarn, 66x86;
ality of soil, first
ill, church and.
he Proprietor is
ing to Manitoba.
TALBOT,
▪ ,Hay Township.
FARM FOR =ALE.
LOT NO. 1&,_Con. 4,;Gtey, 111 se,
cre 85 cleared
and under good dultivatio• , young orchard ;
well watered; and well .tim . • 1 ; 4 miles from
Northern Gravel Road and 8 ranee from Ethel,
where °a station of the WeL• ington, _ Grey and
13race Railway will be opened this Fall. For fur-
ther particulars address, prepaid; HUGH MUS-
TARD, Dingle P. 0., or C. B. COOPER, Land.
Agent, Ainleyville. 245.4c
- FARM FOR
OUTH FALF of the South
"'Fifth Concession of the to
containing 50 acres, 85 cleared
spriirg. creek; good log house
Th above farm is only a mile ai
road from the rising village of
station of the Wellington, Orel
way will be opened this fall.' F
inquire (if by letter, prepaid)Qf
885 Ainleyville Land Age
ALE.
h it of Lot No. 24,
ship of Morris,
well watered by a
end 'frame stable.
d a half on a good
inleyrille, where a
and Bruce Rail-
r' price and terms
. COOPER,
rcy, Dingle P. O.
FARM FOR SALE IN
THE subscriber, being shoat f
fere for sale hie FARM,
Fourth Concession,' McKillop,
acres, 82 cleared, the remainder
the farm is in good cultivation,
free from thistles and weeds ;
church and a good sohool•hons
.Seaforth; gravel road passes t
the farm alone, yr together wit
ments and farm stock, as it
chaser. , Twenty-one . acres
promises well. Apply to 30
288
1cgILLOP.
o leave Canada, of-
East half Sot 19, -
consisting of 50
good hard timber ;
the land clean and
half a mile from a
; =four miles from
edoor. I will sell
the crop's, imple
best snit 'the pur-
der -ergp, which
Seaforth'P. O.
'CHOICE FARU,FO ' SALE .
Tnrnbeiry, consist -
being cleared and
There issi good
d 30x60.` There is
ill be sold on easy
to.
S HENN1NuS..
LOT No. 7, Sixth Concession,
ing of 120 acres nearly 111
in a good state of gnitya€ion.
frame barn 55x86, t> frame s
also a good bearing orchard.
terms. Apply on the premises
Wroxeter, July 8,1872.'
• FARM FOR SALE
FOR SALE, south part Lot 2
Hay, known as the `c Troy
mile from. Zurich, on the_Grav
50 cleared; dwelling-houseli
an
bearing orchard ; the lend
tivation and well fenced._ For
apply to • -
240*4
FARM FOR
FOft SALE, one hundred a
part of Lot 27, Fifth Co
smith, L. R. 8., seventy acre
good state of cultivation; thirt
log barn, frame driving house,
and. sheds, a good spring creek
lot; and a spring in the rear; a
in the township ; four and a
forth, three from Bruce iel4.
cash, the remainder in, yearly
on the premises to
237
HAY.
24041
, Ninth Concession,
Farm ;" one-half
1 Road g 70 acres ;
barn ; good young
a good state of cul-
ber particulars
. WILSON,
Zurich, Ont.
ALE. •
s of land, being
cession,'of Tucker-
cleared and in a
acres bush ; -hewn
table, sheep -house
in the front of the
good land as any
miles from Sea -
Terms, one-third
stallments. Apply
EX. 31cCAA,
Bracefield P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE GREY.
LOT No 5, Concession 15, township of Grey,
taining ninety -sax acres; seventy acres cleared.
Apply to Id. 'WEpDERMID, farpnrhey.
Or to JO SI RS, Grey. 282
HOUSE AND LOT FOR S
FOR SALE, a house and lot
For farther particulars, a
24041
- HOTEL FOR SALE IN
THE Hotel at present ()can
1 ard, will be,sold cheap for
new. Possession given imine
Apply to 1872.
Ainleyville, May 28,
WANTED MIME
.'tl1fEN to cut Cordwood; Bs;
lfl Saw Logs. For further
the undersigned, on. L t N
Tuekorsmith.
246*8
-IN SEAFORTH
on Goderich street.
ly to
TER, Seaforth.
'ed by James Leon -
cash. Buildings all
• tely.
3. LECKE
(HATE 11.Y.
5, Cedar Posts and
oarticnlars apply to
. n, Concession 8,
DAVID MOORE.
•
SELLING OFF,
GIVING UP .BUSINE3IS.
DRY GOObs AND GROO
RIES.
PARTIES WISHING GENUINE BARGAINS WOULD DO WELL TO
I '
CALL AND EXAMINE.
L
111101u
(BOUGHT DSII
.
FOR LEA
E
GOODS
T BE SOLD.
13 BELOW PRESENT PRIGS.)
E OF STORE OR PURCHASE OF STOCK,
APPLY TO
EE & S\fiITZER,
MA1N-STREET,; SEAFORTH. •
If You Want a
REALLY GOOD T
LOGAN
TRY
1
2
•
& JAIIIF;SON'S
CHOI GUNPOW
DER,
•
At W. S. ROBERTSON'S OLDSTA.ND, Main= street, aforth.
1
FOR SALE.
4 VALUABLE 'FARM, 100 aerie First Canoes-
' McKillop, near Seaforth, on the main
gravel road to Goderich; 85 -acres cleared and free
of stomps, with ten acres of a fallow, the rest
under grass; well watered and fenced, with large
frame bare, stable underneath; log farm -hoose,
boarded outside, and good orchard;' poesession im-
mediately ; title good and terms easy. For far-
ther..partioulars apply (if b • letter, prepaid,) to
242 - LUDWIG „e• YER, Seaforth P. 0.
ESTRAY
CAME into the enclosure
the first of September 1
coming two years old ; - bot
mooley. The owner is re
erty, pay charges and to
claimed, they will be sold 1
2413*3 - Lot
ESTRAY
CAME into the enclose
Lot No. 18; Fifth Cone "ssion,
ersmith, about the first o ' June la
and one LAMB. The own r is req
prove property, pay eharg; s, and to
248*4 ,TAC 1
TEERS:
the subscriber, about
et, two STEERS, then
white and red; one a
nested to prove grop-
e them away. If not
r expenses.
JAMES BOWES,
, Concession 3, Grey.
HEE1'.
e of the undersigned,
R. S., Tack-
, two EWES
ested to call,
e them away.
13 .MoGEE.
ESTRAY
STRAYED from the pre
in Egmondville, on 8
year-old STEERS; one wa
back, and the other grey, -
Any information leading t
suitabl'q rewarded.
246 GEORG
TEERS. -
see of the andersigned,.
day, Ana. 18, two two -
red, with a white line
ith the right hip down.
EWING, Seaforth.
ESTRAY COW.
bscriber, Lot
0A.ISIE into the enclosur, of the
milk. The
the' 9th inst, a, brindled C W, rgi
owner can hi:ve her upon p ;73{ANvmg pr TpTertynamAiind pay-
ing charges.
EGG EM
OR UM.
THE subscriber hereby
friends in town and c
patronage during the pas
by strict attention to bus"
fidence and trade In the
to announce that he is st
THE HIGHEST
For any quan ity of go d.
FRESH E GS
Delivere at the
ORI M,
thanks • s -numerous
untry fq their liberal
ftve years and hopea
ess to merit their cou-
ture. He also wishes
prepare to pay
CASH PRICE
EGG EM
227
GREAT EG pEPOT,
The stabscriber begs to
he has greatly extended
pared as hitherto to pay
quantity of
GOOD FR
Delivered at his place of
No Market Fe
Seaforth, March 25, 181
The Victoria Chemic
Sole Proprietor and Manufac urers of the Cel
and Works, Viet ria Hall, Me
all Druggists. Be sure and as
PREPARATIONS, d see that yo
inform he public that
"s premeSes and is pre -
SH EGGS,
usiness.
s on EGGS.
WM. MALCOM.
2. 225
da Street, Torong,
ations are sold by
for the VIcTORLA
get them..
Victoria Carbolated G1 cerine Jelly.
most agreeable Preparation f r the Toilet. Fer
Beautifying the Complexion, and rendering the
Skin Soft, White, Clear, and fr e from Dryness, it
is unrivalled. 1t will euiekly MOTe all Rednees,
Roughness, Tan, Freckles, Pim les, and other *-
perfections. For Chapped Han , Chilblains, Frost
Bites and Sore Lips, it cannot be surpassed. Price
Vietorik. Carbolic T)Alet Soap.
25 cents.
This Ton,ee SD 4.P possesses all the well-kno
antiseptic and disinfecting properties of Carbo
Acid, is agreeably scented, has e healthy action n
the skin, psevents irritation, removes the offe ts
of perspirlitioneand should be regularly used y
families. Cholera, Smallpox iand Fever Patients
should be washed with this Seep ; and its use by
persons liable te infection will materially prevent
the epread of dioease. Price 15 cents per Tablet.
tt
ThiS SALVE is a rapid cure fo all Skin Diseases,
Oats, Wounds, Bruises, Burns Sores, Uleers, Ring-
worm, Tetter, Eczema, Scald ead, Scurvy, Abs-
cesses, Boils, Pimples, &c. ,f t possesses all the
cleansine and healing virtue of Carlaolic Acid,
whieh hit's beert found by Physiciane everywhere
to possess curative qualities net discovered in any
other chemical ;preparation. Price 26 cents.
-Victoria Carbolic Gargarysraa.
This GARGLE is the most reliable and efficacious
Remedy in all Cases of Sore 'Ihroat, Hoarsene s,
Tubes so common in this 'hangeable clime e,
Asthma, Offen:51NR Breath, 1:r aerated Gums and
all diseases of the Mouth. Ot Pablie Speakers
and Singers it is invaluable. he ingredients @-
tering into this Gargle are use by all Physicians,
toad for the cure of the above disorders are new
undoubtedly, the most popular in the MATE31,11
MEDICI,- Price 25 cents.
Victoria Carbolic DisLufectant.
This DISINFECTANT 18 a sure Preventive of Typ us
and Typhoid Fevers, Cholera, Smallpox, and all
fectious dieeases. It will prevent Contagion in
Cattle. It is also invaluable for Disinfecting a -
ter Closets, Dreins, Cesspools, Stables, Slaugh er-
houses, &c., and for destro • g nauseous effluvia
from Whatever Cense arising. It will drive away
Mosquitoes, Meths, Flies, Coe °aches, &c. Meat,
Fish, &e. can lie preserved froM putrefaction by its
use. Car'bolic Acid was eelected by Her Ma es y's
Royal Commissioners, in preference to all ot er
products, as the best Dismfec ant for the p or n -
tion of infections diseases. P see 25 centse
Victoria Sharpening an Polishing Paslte
for Sharpening and Polishing Cutlery. Table d
makers' Knives Plane Bits a d. Chisels, &e. N th-
into popularity mare quick. y„ or b"ecome of S.
much valne in every honeehold -and workshop for
general usefulness. Price 26 .-ents. ?, 22,0
LIME. UM
y ry belonging to Mr. A.
Seaforth, and having built a
the most appreved principle,
200 bushels per day, are pee
quantity of
-TRONG FAIRLEYS
THAT S THE PLACE -REMEMBER IT.
GROCERIES,
— FRESH—ARRIVING DAILY, AND FOR Relere WHOT,E13,A17111 AND RETAIL.
TEAS,
FOR CENTS AND UPWARD, WARRANTED.
Ten Pounds Good Sugar for One Dollar.
FLOUR-, GRAIN and all kinds of PROVISIONS and PEED delivered in town free of charge.
Yet rernainin. g a few hundred pounds of that delicious Side Me'et and Smoked Ham& Vail duly e
fore it is all gone.
MAIN.STREET, SEAFORTH.
JITST RECEIVED BY
WM. ROBERTSON & CO.
A Splendid Assortment of Plated Ware,
DIRECT FROM` SHEFFIELD.
LARD, ELEPHANT, STOCK'S AND OTHER -
MACHINE OILS.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, which we tan sell at less than PRESENT °WHOLESALE PRICES
- ELEPHANT AND JAMES' BRANDS WHITE LEAD.
RAW AND PALE_ BOILED 011:,
'111..g LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
CARRIAGE -MAKERS' AND* BLACKSMITHS' HARDWARE
thb County.
Best AMERICAN WATERLIME and CALCINED• PLA.STER, Fresh and Dry,
And warranted good.
LIME.
ased the Lime r-
ilson, Silver Creek,
plemlid new Kiln, on
apable of turning ouk
axed to furnish any
The Best Quality of Lime,
At FIYTEEN CENTS a bushel.
No air -slaked Lime kept or sold.
236*18 Huron Road, Seaforth.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS THIS:WEEK
T. KIDD'S EMPORIUM.
CHILDREN'S MARSELLA RUES,. INFANTS' SEWED ROBES, _
WRITE TOILET QUILTS, WHITE TOILET COVERS,
ZADIES' WHITE AND COLOR:ED is krRT s,
Another Lot of Choice Striped Ottoman Shails.
A LARGE STOCK OF
LADIES' COLORED KID GLOVES,
FROM 50 CENTS.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
F,OR NEAT BOOTS
till le hid
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:The attention of Ladies
is particularly directed to
our stock of Prtinelia
Boots and Broadway Ties.
PRING- STOCK OF BOOTS A.1-M,S110ES.—The Beat and Cheapest in the Market.—MeINTYRE &
" WILLIS, Main -street, Senforth, have just received. a very fine stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen'.
Hosts sand Shoes, suitable for spring and summer wear, all of which will be sold at the OLD
PRICES, for eash.—The very latest styles, and of the best and most substantial raanufacture.—Custenne
work of all kinds promptly attended to.—A neat article and a good fit guaranteed. Repairing—Ael
kinds of work repaired, no matter where made, on the shortest notice.
First door South of Jolin Logan%
M. R. COUNTER,
Watchmaker and Jeweler, Seafortli,
Has jast received ft large- stook of
On hand, also, an Extensive Assortment of PIPES,
Briar Root Pipes—the latest styles and patterns; Meerschenm. Pipes, &e.
LATELY RE&EIVED,
A LARGE STOCK OF RUSSEL WATCHES,
Made expressly to oeder. Repairing, in all its brattehee, as usual.
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