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BaatTry St Co. have received a large lot
of the very finest Teas for the Christmasttade. They
sre also receieing their new stock ofataisins Cur-
rants, and a general stooltof fresh Gr tkeries, Wines
and Liquors, . Their stock of Dry tiocidia as usual,
is well assortea u all departments. Call and
eXaMitle. -BEATTY & CO., Carmichael's Block.
NEW FRUITS -in great abundance at
Sraorto 4; FAIRBEVS,- Seaforth,
• FINNAN HADDIES good arid cheap at
STRONG & Emmet's, Seaforth. .
A LARGE lot of Lake Huron Flemings,
Trout and 1.Vhite Fish, 0 STRONII & Fs-jar:Ws.
EXPECTED TO -DAY, i car load of West-
ern Corn, for sale cheap.at STRONG & FAIRLEY'S-
. cheap Grocery Store, Seaforth.
REmaTANT SALR AT LOGAN & 'TANTE-
so' -Owing to the,large amount Of Dry Goods
sold by them datingthe last two Months, a great
amount of short lengths are now on hand in Dress
Goode, Tweeds, ac., and in order to make a
thorough clearance they have carefully gone over
them and marked, thein at such,prices ' as cannot
fail to be &ninth:moment o the closest buyer. Re-
member this • Is a genuine clearing gale, to com-
mence on Monday, Dec. 16, and will continue until
New Year's. * ,
BUSINESS NOTICE.
EXPOSITOR for 1873..... .... . . i 50
EXPOSITOR and „WEEKLY GLOBE
for 1873.- .. ........ . .... ... . . 2 75
Several parties having misunderstood the an-
nouncement heretofore peblished in this column,
nrulei tbe heading "B0.8'11.1068 Notice," we dee91.
it necessary- to state that it is the WEEKLY GLOBE
we offer to subscribers of the Maim"- EXPOSITOR
for al 25, NOT the Expostaon itself. -
The EXPOSITOR Office will be removed
to-day,-Priday-to the- new premises on
John Street, immediately in rear of the
old Post Office building.
REFORM BAug1..- reat Reform
banquet will take place m the Music
Hall. Toronto, on Wednesday, the 8th Of
January. We have to thank the Central
Committee for a complimentaryticket.
TEACLEERs' EXAMINATION. -The ex-
aminations of Schoo., Teachers for second
and , -third-class certi cates commences in
Goderich on Monday next. There are
as yet no applicants for first-cla.ss cera
tificates ; for second-class there are eight,
and for third-class 59 -
REPAIRING SEWING MacinNEs.-We
ar requested by Mr. W. N. Watson to
state that he has just now at his office a
practical machinist, who will repair sew
ing machines of all kinds. Parties hav-
ing sewing machines which are out of
order should make a note of this.
e
ILLNESS 'OF Mn. -CAMERON. --We regret
to learn that M. C. Cameron, M. P., for
Soath liaron, has been suffering severe-
ly from ill health from some time. Mr.
Cameron started on Friday last- on a tour
throngh the Southern States, for the
purpoee or recuperating. We trust he
may return. thoroughly restored to
health.
CORRECTION. - We notice that the
Signal accredits the Reeve of Goderich
with being one of those principally in-
strumental in abolishing the Toll Gates.
This is not the case. The Reeve -of Grey
is entitled to the credit of being the main
mover in the reform, he being the *-
poser of the resolution which created the
discussion: that resulted in the abolition
of the tolls. Both the Reeve and Deputy.
Reeve of Goderich strenuously opposed
the movement until concessions in the
interest of their town was made to them.
ROPE AND TWINE FACTORY. -We are
glad to learn that the required amount of
stock to secure the erection of the Rope,
Twine and Sack Factory in Seaforth, :has
already been subscribed. We presume
that the -Company will shortly be formed,
and preparations made to go on with the
erectibn of the works. We cougrattilate
our townspeople on the liberality and
public spiritednesa shown in this matter,
and feel confident that they will reap
their reward in increased business. '
A LOCATED MARKET. -A week or two
aga the Town Council applied to Mr. Har-
rison of Toronto, for a legal opinion as to
whether the niarket could be located
Without the collection of fees. We be-
lieve that an, affirmative reply has been
received, so that hereafter even the grain
dealers will have no argurranit to urge in
favor of the obnoxious market fees. Al-
though the located market may still be
continued we think it would not be ad-
visable to compel farmers to sell in the
market articles other than grain, pork,
hay, and perhaps wood.
ANNPTERSARY SERVICE, he Anni-
versary Services in connection with the
Wesleyan Church of this yillage, will be
held in the church, on Sunday, the 224
of December, and on Wednesday even-
ing, the 25th inst. Oa Sunday sermons
will be preached at half -plat ten a. m.,
by Rev. E. Wood, D. D., and at hill-
pasti six p. m., by John McDonald,
Eq., of Toronto, Lay Treasurer of the
-Wealeyan Missionary Society. On. tbe
IVechiesdey evening following the Anni-
versary Tea Meeting will take place, on
which occasion addresses will be deliver-
ed by Revd -s. W. S. Blaekstock, James
Graham, and others. The musical part
af the entertainment will be furnished by
the church choir.
ratepayers c•ni
ODD Feei.ows' Soefaia-The third an-
niversary of the establishment of Fidelity
Lodge, I. 0. of 0. F., Was celebrated in
ithe Town Hall, on Tuesday eveninglast,
'by a social. The attendance of membera
d others was very large, the hall being
mnipletely tilled. The entertainment
consisted of vocal. and instrumental
Music, readiegs,- &c. Messrs. Cline,
Pa,Itridge, Scott and Gibbs, and Misses.
Campbell and Scott antl Mrs. Collins
-were the principal actors, and their per-
formances Were deserving of credit. Miss
Jessie Campbell presided 04 the organ.
abundance of refreshm.ents 'were also
served. The chair was occupied by
Brother John Campbell, N. G. At the
conclusion of the proceedings A vote o -f
thanks, proposed by Rev. Mr; Goldsmith,
and seconded by Mr. John. Beattie, was
tendered the Odd Fellows for the excel-
lent entertainment they had ei vela The
evening throughout wasmost agreeably
spent, and the members of Fidelity Lodge
are well deserving of praise for the man-
ner in which their entertainment was
projected ,and. carried. out., -
1.
-
the second prize at the Seaforth Fat
Stock Fair, to Mr. F ank Case, for six'
cents per ponnd, live 'weight. The cow:
weighed 1,640 pounds, thus making the
net price $98 40.
Christnas Fat Stook Show.
1
The amp a Christmas Fat Stock Show,
under the a espices cf the Tuckersmith
•Brancli Agri ultural oeiety, was held in
.Seaforth, on Tuesda last.. The show
was, in every respec , a success. The
number of animals e4iibited was not so
large- as we have seeh in former years,
but the quality was hard to . sur-
pass. The first and 4eond prize steers,
the property of Mr.thrnea Dickson, Of
Tuckerstnith were urchasecl by the
Messrs: Case at sevei cents per pound.
The first pri e cow, sl own by Mr. Petty,
ofalay, was purchase3l by Mr. William
Spooner, of Olinton, a$ the second prize
cow„the prokerty of Nr. Alexander Mc -
Large, of Hi bert, was sold to the 111 essrs.
Case, at s centsper pound. There
were 14 -sh ep shown, and a finer lot
could not b found in the province.
There was, so, an excellent show of
fowls of all inds. The following is the
PRIZE L ST :
,Best Fat Qx or Ste r, eight entries -
1st, James D ckson ; .nd, Jas.. Dickson ;
3rd, Mrs. nn McLean. Best Cow or
Heifer, 14 entries -1st, John Petty ;
2ad, Alex. 1% cLaren ; 3rd, Wur Payne.
Best pair of at Sheep,- 14 entries-lst,
John Petty ;l 2nd, John Petty ; 3rd, C.
Dile. Best at Pig, 1 entry -1st, Wm.
Charters. B st pair of Fat Geese. 6 en-
tries-lst, Gqiorge Wright; 2nd, George
Wright. Bet pair of Fat Turkeys, 4
entries -1st, George Wright; 2nd, Ap-
pletoiaElcoa.
JUDGEST--1, m. Shipley, Hullett ; Mr.
11
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Spoor, Cli to, and. G. E. Cresswell,
Tuckersmith. .
IC. R. COOPE
POSITOIL Newspa
THE BALL
Pacific Hous
a great euece
enjoy thems
supper was g
did great ere
Pacific, bons
quality. The
to supper.
an early hour
VAL11 A B LE
Smith, of the
veryali as dr.
Smith only b
paying for it
draft horse as
hood. Ififla
believewas
BRUSSELS'i
tion for Reel,
village Of Bra
take place on
HIGH PRIC
NO is bE.ing p
ers here. tha
ilton. Oats
cents higher
' FARMERS' i.
about to hold
sideration th
price of wood
•
, A .]
inleyville, Agent for the Ex-
er and Job Painting Office
iven by Dr. Bailey, of the
Friday evening last, was
, and eyery one seemed to
yes to the utmost. The
t up in the best' style, and
it to the mana,gers of the
in bo'.1, quantity and
e were 35 couples sat down
ancing was kept up until
in the morning.
1
HORSE DIED. - Mr. M.
firm of IV . & T. Smith, lost
ft horse last week.. Mr.
ught th horse last fall,
140. e was as fine a
there w4 in the neighbor -
elation lof the lungs we
e causeof its death.
iesT ELcaro.--Nomina-
s ._and C uncillors for the
sels (tat Ainleyville) will
Monday, 23rd inst.
's.--yift cents more per
ild for gifeeiJiides by buy -
in any p ace *est of Ham-
-e three ents arid peas five
an in S &forth.
EETINGs The farmers are
Meetin to take into con -
necessity of raising the
Fa,rqu har.
MAIL hilt GULARITIES.-Our Farqua-
har subscrib rs comp auk that for the
past three we ks they lave not received
their Ex:romans un il Wednesday of •
the -week fol owing p blication. The
EXPOSITORS a e mailed from the Seaforth
office regular y every Friday morning,
and should r ach Fa uahar on Satur-
day. As the do not o this there must
be a, screw lo se some here. We shall
direct the at ntion of t e Post Office In-
spector to the delay, a d. have the irreg-
ularity remov d at on.
BONUS GR
ing an additio
London, Hur
carried in Hu.
majority of
formed that t
ment, many n
jority of thos
township wer
the by-law, b
be outvoted. b
remained at h
bound for the
Huila t.
T ED1-T le by-law grant...
al bonu of $10,000 to the
n and Brice Railway, was
ett, on Tuesday last, by a
eventy-n e. We are. in
ere was ittle or no excite -
t voting at all. The ma -
on the east side of the
opposecl to the passage of
t feeling that they would
those o the west side,
me. Thins Hullett is now
very modest sum of
Morris.
EETING:-A mass meeting
of the ratepay rs of the township of Mor-
rie will be hel in the township hall, this
(Friday) even' ng, to afford the: projectors
of the London Huron and Bruce Rail-
way an opporb mity of explaining their
ratepayers prior to taking
y -law granting a bonus, On
inst.
scheme to the
A vote on the
Tuesday, 17t
RETIREMENt OF THE REEVE. - We
learn that Dr. IHoiuies, Reeve of Morris,.
does not intenl to offer himself for re-
election next Year.. The Doctor finds
that the atten ion which his position as
Reeve require4 him to give to municipal
matters, inte eves injuriously with his
practice, conscjquently he ha a determined
Upon Withdra ing entirely from MUni-
eipal affairs, and devoting his whole it-
Whis gain, in this respect
l
tention to the practice of his profession.
What will be
will be the t wnship's loss. Who the
future Reev of Morris will be iS
not yet &lint .ly known, we think the
d not do better than ele-
vate their estleemed Deputy Reeve to
the position of Reeve, if he will accept
of it.
Hibbert.
A Goon Cuw.-Mr. Alexander Mc-
Laren, of the township ot Hibbert, sold
pia Tuesday last, his fat cow, which took'
"Zurich.
REMOVAL. r. William . Carrick has
rented his grit and saw mill, in Zurich,
to Messrs. Vanstone & Piper, .1a.te of
Wingh am, wijo will hereafter conduct
these two est blishtnents: Mr. Carrick
has removed td the Fourth Concession of
Hay, where e has another saw mill.
In losing Mr Carrick, the people of
Zurich have lo, t a most enterprising and
useful citizen. We trust he may con-
tinue to prosp r in his new abode.
Pit esErraaa N. -Miss Rath, of this
place, who has for some time past acted
as organist in the W.. M. Church, was
pleasantly surprised last Fridayeven-
ing by a visit om a number of friends in
the village am vicinity, who presented
her with the f Dewing address, accom-
panied by the more aubstantial present
of a well-filled urse :
"Dear Miss iltath :-We the meMbers
of the Blnevale W. M. Choir, in connec-
tion with othe friends of Bluevale, be-
ing desirous of showing our appreciation
of your servic a as an organist of said
(their ; and also wishing to express our
heartfelt gratitude to you for the great
services you have raider, d, by being in-
strumental in, developin the vocal 'and-
instruMental -talent ' of the youth of the
place desire by this small token to ac-
knowledge the said,. services. Knowing
that itis but a small adknowledgment,
compared with what we have received
from your faithful labors, always so
cheerfully petimmed ; and we hope that
you niay long be spared tei carry on the
good work, so nobly begun among us."
The address was read by 'Master Peter
J. Cantlon; Miss Bina Farrow presenting
the purse. Miss Rath made a short and
appropriate reply„expressing her appre-
elation of their kindness, and her willing-
ness to continue her services. as organist.
Exeter.
BUSINESS CITA. N GE. -Mr. Harris of
Fra,neistown, has recently sold his hOuse
and•lot to Mr. Stacey, who. it is believ-
ed will occupy the premises soon, and
carry on.beth bla.cksmithing and waggon -
making. •
DEA:MS.-- Mr. Fitton's youngest
child, a -daughter of about 1 year and 6
months old, died last week of croup.
Also Mr. Ross's daughter of about six
or seven years of age, (.lied on the lst
inst., after having suffere& from a severe
attack of meisels and crottp.
Mrs. Bissett, wife of Mr. Richard Bis-
sett of Exeter, died on the 7th inst., after
a continued illness of two or three months,
aged about- 65 years.
SCHOOL • INSPECTION. - Mr. Aliller,
School Inspector, has been examining the
schools in tisborne, during the past
few weeks, and completed.his work for
the present yeai at Exeter, on Thursday
last. He reports the schools to be in tif
satisfactory condition. This last ex-
amination was conducted chiefly in writ-
ing, and it is believed, 'will be product-
ive of beneficial results.
EXAMINATION. -Mr. T. Blatchford
purposes having a publio examination of
his school, NO. 5, Usborne, on Friday,
20th inst. Judging from the past, a
large attendance of parents and visitors
will be present. .
HORSE DIED. -A. valuab)e 'horse, •
worth about $150 belonging to Mr.
James Pickard, of Exeter, dropped dead
on the street in Clinton, • one day last
week. No cause is assigUecl'for its sud-
den death.
- Blyth.
COMPLIMENTARY. -The friends of Mr.
W. T. Hays, Registrar, -entertained
him at a complimentary ,supper at
Shane's hotel, •Blyth, on the evening of
Wednesday last. This compliment was
paid Mr. Hays on the occasion of his re-
turn from an .extensive- tour ii Europe.
Quite a large conipany sat down to sup-
per, and a very pleasant time was spent.
Tuckersmith,
WOOD METING -.-A meeting of the
Nvitiod sellers of Tuckersmith was held at
Cox's Hotel, on the Kippen road, on
Thursday evening last, for the purpose
of making arrangements for regulating
the prices of wood. We have not been
able to learn the conclusion arrived at.
CHEESE FACTORY CHANGED HANDS. -
Mr. A. Malcolm, of the Rodgerville
Cheese Factory, has leased from,
WiUiam 0:"Fowler his factory; known as
the ,West End Cheese Factory, for a term
of ten years. The factory is to be refit•
ted anew on the latest and most improv-
ed principles, and will be carried on un --
der the management of Mr. Malcolm.
This should give encouragement to far-
mers in that locality wishing to,go into
the business, as Mr. Malcolm- is a man
of experience, and orie who will give
general satisfaction. . _
Correa -3E Coun ell met on
Tuesday, Dec. 3, ;pursuant to --adjourn-
ment. All the Members present. The
minutes of last meeting were -1'.ead and
approved. A number of accounts were
pessed tled orUnd to be -13fi1di. Moved
by Mr. Walker, seconded by Mt. Sprat,
that AleXander Kennedy, Tavern Im
spector, receive $2 in addition to his sal-
ary for extra trouble he has had in his
duty -Carried. Moved by Mr. Sproat,
seconded by Mr. Walker, that E. Lusby,
constable, be paid - the sum of $2O for
services rendered in the case of Hugh
McKay. a lunatic, of this township --
Carried. Moved by Mr.. Walket, sec-
onded by, Mr. Sproat, that William Kyle
be refunded the sum of $3, asovercha, g -
ed, for statute labor in 1871 -Carried:
Moved by- Mr. Walker, seConded by Mr.
Sproat, that W. Sproat be authorized to
inspect the road near Mr. Pickard's, and
award such sum of money to Mr. Pick-
ard as he may deem fit.' in compensation
for work done on said road by Mr. Pick-
ard -Carried. By-laws 3 and 4 were
read a third time and finally pissed.
• Moved by Mr. Cousins, seconded by. Mr.
Sproat, that a by-law be passed fixing the
place for the nomination of Reeve, Dep-
uty Reeve and Councillors for the ensu-
ing year, in the School House, Village of
Egmondville, on Monday, the 23rd of
December, instant, at thehour of lt
o'clock, noon--LUarried: Moved by Mr.
Sproat, seconded by Mr. Walker, that
the submitting of a by-lawto the rate-
payers for their votes to grant a bonus to
the London, Huron- and Bruce Railway
Company, lay over for the consideration
of a new Council in the year 1S73 -Car-
ried. Meved by Mr. Lang, seconded by
Mr. Cousins, that Thomas Downey be al-
lowed the fium of $15 for gravelling part
of job No. 5. the remaining part to be
finished early next spring:L.-Carried.
Moved by Mr. Cousins, secOnded by Mr.
Lana, that the following- • amounts lie
pad in charity: Orernut.4, $4; Mr.
Twist, $7; Michael McNamara, $10 •
Mrs. McCosh, $10 ; Mrs. CatherinE;
Smith, .$8 ; Mrs. McKay, $4. Mrs. Q.
.smitb's to be Okpended for her benefit
by Mr. John Beattie, Harpurhey-Car-
ried. Moved by N r. .Sproat, seconded
by'IN Ir. Walker, that the Reeve, Deputy ;
Reeve. and Councillors be paid the suen
of $30 each for their services as Come. I
cillors ahd road Inspectors for the year
1872 -Carried. By-laws 5 and 6 were I
read and passed.. The Council. then ad-
.journed. •
Howick.
IINICIPAL ELECTIONS. -The nomina-
tion of Reeves. and Councilors- in the
township of Ho wick will take place this
yeat at the village of Gorrie, on the day
appointed by Statute. The following is
a list of the polling places, together with
the names of the Returning 'Officers :
Subdivision No. 1, to vote at Mr. Thomas
K. Body's, lot 15, Concession 13, 1.1.al the
Township Clerk be the Returning Officer;
Subdivision No. 2, to vote at Mr. Ezekiel
Phair's, and Ezekiel Phair to be the Re-
turning . Off; c er ; Polling sub -division
No, 3, to vote in the village of Pordwich,
aud Mr. John Corbett to be Returning
_
Officer e Polling division.No.,4, te vote
in the Orange Hall, Gorrie vlllagb, Mill-
ard Robinson he Returning . Officer ;
Polling division No. 5, to vote in Mr.
Lavvrie s Office, Wroxeter, and Mr.
William Lawrie to be the Returning
.Offirr..
MoKiliop
CoRDwoom-The wood combination
has ,caused quite an excitement about
big prices for wood, and the choppers are
governing themselves aceordingly. They
ask 75 cents per cord and board for chop -
IN law CHEESE FACTORY. -Mr. John
Morrison proposes going into the cheese
business at Winthrop, and, has already
the timber on the ground for his new
factory. Mr. 'Morrison has engaggd the
services of An experienced dheese maker,
who, for the past two years, has been em-
ployed with Mr. Malcolm, of Rodger-
ville,
• -There are now five newepapers pub-
lished in the town of Winnipeg, Manito-
ba, a place containing about 1,500 inhabi-
tants, all told. Newspaper publishing
in such a Waco' must bell, fat ;business.
Itis:bad enough, goodness knows, in On-
tario; but we cannot equal Manitoba
yet.
-The Air line of the Great Western
Railway was formally opened for freight -
traffic on Tuesday last.
-Mr. Brydges has given orders for the
construction in Brantfordof 220 new pa,s-
senger cars tor use on the Grand Trunk.
The cost of construction of these cars
will bein the neighborhood of $1,-
400,000.
READ Duncan & Dunean's new adver-
tisement, and. see if you can detect the
mistake.
STRAYED HEIFER.
A BOUT the 1st of Rine last, from Lot 22, Con.9,
aaa- Morris, a red and white 13DEIFE1ta with a light
colored spot near end of nose. Ani person giving
each information as will lead to the recovery of the
above heifer will be suitably rewarded.
262c4 GEO. KELLY,
ESTRAY STEER. -
(NAME into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
2, Con. 9, Howick, about the 1st of August last,
a STEER about 8 months old. The owner is re-
quested to prove property,. pay expenses and take it
away. WM. EVANS. 262e4
ESTRAY SHEEP,
CAME into the premises of the .undersigned,
Lot 15, Con. 8, Stanley, on or about Sept. 1, -
A white SHEEP. The owner is regoested to prove
property, pay charges andlake it away.
262-4 GEORGE' STEVENSON.
ESTRAY EiTEER.
(-NAME into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
ai 30, Con. 2. Townfihip of Morris, about the 20th
of .Tnne, one STEER coming two years. old. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take the animal away.
262+4 T1101L&S zBROWN.
ESTRAY fiTEERS.
CAATE to the premises of the undersigned, on.
2, McKillop, in August lest, two yearling
STEERS, red in color.: The owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses and take them away.
2624 JOHN DAVIS.
ESTRAY HEIFER.
(JAME to Lot 4, Con. 6, McKillop, about the 1st
ai of September, a yearling HEIFER, greyieh
color: The owner is requested to trove property,
pay expenees and take it away.
262+4 THOMAS ROITRKE.
ESTRAY CALVE&
CAME to Lot 24, South Hayfield Abed, Stanley,
about the 21st November, four Spring Calves.
The owner is requested to prove property pay ex-
penses and take them away.
262+8 JOHN FOOTE.
ESTRAY BULL
(NAME -into the premises of the subscriber,
Lot
C 26, north half, Con. 2, Morris, about the lst of
October hist, a red and white yearling BULL., The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
arl take it away. SIMEON EAKET. 26104
ESTRAY STEER.
CANE
4 to Lot 6, Con. 5, Mullett, about Nov. 12,a
bleck and white STEER coming two years old.
The Owner is regneated to prove property, pay
charges and take ft away.
26114 SHADRACH M. ABBEY.
ESTRAY CATTLE.
CE to the prebtises of the undersigned, Mill
R ad, Tuckersmith, on Oct. 20; last, a STEER
and a FIEIFEI4, rising two years old; steer mixed
blaelt end white ; heifer white and rod mixed. The
owner will pleatie prove property, pay expenses and
take them avney. W*. COOPER. 261+4
ESTRAY HEIFER.
CAi into the enclosure of the eubsctiber about
th let of October last, a red HEIFER, with
two w ite stripes, rising two years old. The
ownerl is requested to pay charges and take her
away, or she will be sold as the law directs. ROBT.
REID1 Lot 12, B. R. N., Stanley. 261114
ESTRAY COW.
C(NAME to Lot 20, Con. 9, McKillop, on Nov. 24
last, a spotted red and white COW. The owner
will please prow) property, pay expenses and take
It away. , WILLIAM GALBRAITH. - • .201*4
ESTRAYSTEER
FCinto tbe premises of the endersigned, Lot
4, Con. 13, Tuckersmith, m or about the 1st of
lAtiguet last, one yearling STE IL The earner is
erequeated to prove property, p y charges end take
.at away. JOHN SHEPHERD,
- 2614 - Rodgerville P. 0.
ESTRAY CALF.
it-IAME to the preinises of the undersigned, Lot 1,
Cop. 8, L. II. S., Tuckersmith, a, last spring's
CALF,, of red. color mixed with white. The owner
please prove property, pay charges andiake it
away. ALEX. MoDONALD. 2614
.ESTI1AY PIG.
O(NAME into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
13, Con. 3. Tuckersmith, 11. 11. S., on or about
the let of September last, a sow PIG. The owner
is regtaisted to prove property, pay charges and
take it, away. WM. MeCONNELL. • 281-4
STIIAYED HEIFER.
QTRAYED from Lot 87, Con. 8, Tnekersinith, L.
kJ R. S., on or about the last of Ally, a year-old
HEIFER of red roith color. A zinc ear mark
with tie proprietor's aame stamped in full. Any
person giving euch information to the undersigned
as will lead to its reedvery will be suitably reward-
ed. JOHN KEMP, 13rucelield, 2614
ESTRAY HEIFER.
cumE into the preinises of the undersigned Lot
aa 1, Con. 7, Grey, on or abbat the let of Septem-
ber last, a red and white HEIFER, one year old.
The oWner is rep -milted to prove property pay
cha.rgeo and take it away. ,
29064 I D. Mr:LAUGHLIN.
_ ESTRAY HEIFERS.
CIAME into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
Con. 2, Morris, nboat the 10th of November,
font- red aud two white end one blue yearling
HEIFERS. The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty, pay charges -and take them away,
2604* WM. WHTTEFOR D.
ESTRAY RAM.
1
CAME into the premises of the sulteriber, Lot 4,
Cop. 4, Usborne, about the whittle of June last,
a year-old RAM. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take it away.
260 1 LEONARD 1I1,7NTER.
: ESTRAY cow,
riAmE into the premises of the nudersigned, Lot.
a -a20, Con. 8, McKilloa, about or. i0 a red COW,
with white face. The owner ie requestea to prove
property, pay charges and take it away.
260+4 JOHN ADAM.
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ESTRAY HEIFER
(IAMB to the subscriber, Toll Gate No. 17, near
Wroxeter, in august last, a yearling HEIFER.
The owner will please prove property, pity charges
and to ke it away.
261-0 CHRISTINA DOUGLAS.
A
WHAT NE
DEC. n, 1872.
it
Alien's Grocery and Provision Store,
Opposite Powell's Hotel, Seaforth, is about the beet place in Town to get
CHOICE TEA.S,
BRIGHT SUGARS,
NEV RAISINS,
I- CLEAN CURRANTS,
CANDIED PEELS,
'FRESH SPICES,
BEST PICKLES,
Or anithing to make a -good.
NEW BISCUIT,
CANNED- PEACHES,
CANNED TOMATOES„
CANNED PEAS, _
CANNED SALMON,
CANNED LOBSTERS/.
CIIRISTMAS ISUDDING
Flour, Oat Meal, Corn Meal, Rice, Pot Barley, Graham Flour, Potatoes, Beets. C`arrots, arca
CHOICE ROLL SUTTER.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTL,Y. '
00,1\11M .A.1•\TZ) SMM
WM. ALLEN.
XMAS NEW . YEAR'S
GIFTS.
The Hearts of the 1-9ung Made Glad„
$200 WORTH. OF TOYS TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
M. R. COUNTER,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
MAIX-STREET, SEAFORTH,
WILL, FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, TILL lst OF JANUARY, 18731
GIVE A TOYfor eaeh DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GOODS
Purchased at his stere. The Toys will be placed so that customers can select what may suit them.
. Over $200 -worth of Toys will be given in this way.
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Mr. Counter as on hand a first-elass stock of
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JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, CHAINS, JET AND RUBBER GOODS,
Plated and Nickel Spoons and Farks,
Ilfasie Boxes, Concertinas, !Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, .Portmonnaies,
' WORKBOXES AND WRITING DESKS.
Beads, Combs and Bro.shos, and, in fact, all kind' of Fancy Goods tumidly found in a first-class Jew-
elry Store. Particular attention paid to repairing and regulating Watches. Old Gold and. Silver
bought as usual. .
YOUNG CATTLE ESTRAY.
C(NAME to Lot 13, Con. 1, MoKillop, about Nov.
15, two STEERS and a HEVER ; the steers
red in color, the heifer white. The own ea is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges and take
ahem away. THOMAS FOX. , 261+4
ESTRAY STEERAND PIGS.
'flAME to Lot 29, on. 8,111bbert, about Nov. 18,
a led and white year-old STEER. Also, two
,PIGS about five months old ; one white, the other
spotted. The owners pill please pay charges and
take them away. JAMES HILLS. ' 261*4
ES,TRAY HEIM.
C.4ME into Lot 28, Con. 5, Morris, ebout the 1st
TR-FSeptember last, a red and white IVEtt, two
years old. The owner is reqnested to prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take it away.
261-4e jaaralS ,CHEWINGS.
ESTRAY STEER.
CAME into Lot 21, Con. 5, Grey, on or abctnt the
. lst of August last, a red STEER Coming three
1 years old. The owner is requested to prove pro -
party, IAy charges and take it away.
261-4e THOMAS GATENBY.
ESTRAY CATTLE.
CAME into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
8, North Boundary Lino of Hay, about Sept.
18, one Steer coming 2, red; one Bull, coming 2,
red; one spotted red and white Steer, coming 8.
The owner is requested to call, prove ,proPeata
pay charges and take them away.
260+4 JAMES COCHRANE.
=TRAY CATTLE.
OAHE to Lot 9, Con. 2, Ilullett, on Nov. 21, five
al young Oattle-4 steers and 1 heifer; marked
on the bottom of both ears. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay expenses and take
them away.
200*4 JOSEPH 1311INFIELD.
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STRAYED PIG.
STRAYED from the premises of the 'subscriber
about the 10th of November, a large sow PIG,
dolor nearly black, with a few 'white spots. Any
person hiving information which will lead to its
recovery will be suitably reitarded.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Roxburgh, Nov. 26, 1872. 260
ESTRAY CATTLE.
CAlinto the premises tilt, undersigned, Lot
aam a
81, Con. 14, MeKillop, about Sept. 10, last, a
small red Heifer coming two yesrs old; also, a
grey steer with a red neck, of the same age. The
owner is requested' to call, prove property pay
charges Ana. take them away. •
260*4 RICHARD RYAN.
ESTRAY ,CATTLE.
CAME into the premises of the undereigned, Lot
32, Con. 5, McKillop, on or about the 15th of
November, two yearling cattle -a STEER and
HEIFER, red and:white. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay Charges, and take them
away. CHARLIIIS D,ODDS. 259-4*
ESTRAi STEER.
(NAME to the premises ni the undersignedLot
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a' 82, Con.18, Grey, on or About the 1st of October
las2t5,9a4 red and white two-year-old STEER. The
cobwanre6Tesi,eatequattakatestedhintoalle,taialy: prove protterty, pay
J0111•7 gar.a.usaRT
;
ESTRAY HEIFER.
/NAME to Tait 26, Con. 9, north half, Monis,
abont the niiildle of August, 'a red HEIFER,
two years old. The owner will please prove pro-
perty,41*), expenses and tajkoiieituruawayN. • 3100.RE.
ESTRAY STEER.
CAM into the premiees of the undersigned, Lot
2, Con. 7, Iinllett, on or about the 15th of No-
vember, a red and white STEER coming three
years old. The owner is requested to call, 'wove
Property, pay charges and take the animal away.
259-4*. JOHN HINCHLEY-
STRAYED HEWERS.
c.,ITRATED'froin the premises of the undersigned,
'•-) Lot 1, Con, 18, (-trey, Scene, time during August
boa, two HEIFERS, coming two. One was spot-
ted red and white, the other was white, With head
and nook /Ideal red itna white. Any person giving
such information as willlena to the recovery of the
above nuirnals will be suitably rewarded, and nny
person found. harboring them after the publication
of this notice will be prosocuted according to law.
JOHN HEWITT, Walton P. 0.
TEACHER WANTED.
WANTED for Scheel Section No. 1, Township
TEACHER WANTED.
\ATANTED for -School Section No. 9, alerallop,
" male TEACHER holding a second or third-
class certificate. Application, .aecontpanied by
references, to be made to either of the trustees,
addressed Walton P. 0. Wu. Baia, A. CAVANAGITI
WM. RAA, Trustees.
258
BOLLER FOR SALE
VCR SALE, cheap, a Locomotive 13oller, nearly
new, and in excellent condition. Capacity, 25
horse ,power. Apply to JOHN GOVENLOCK,
Seaforth, Ont. 257
. NOTICE TO SAW LOG OWNERS.
A LL parties desiring to have logs sawn at XOHN
GOVENLOCK6 Saw atilt should bring them
in at once, as he intends removing his mill about
the let of March. Until that a:deputies bringing
logs in can have their lfmtber *MR RO as to tnke it
h'ome with them. JOHN GOVENLOCK.
McKillop, Nov. '16, 1872. 260
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OSBORN
SEWING MACHINE
.PRIZE LIST FOR 1872.1
VICTORIOUS EVERYWHERE
OSBORN FIRST Pl?IZES
-AT-
Guelph, Prescott, Hamilton,
Ottawa, Crosshill, Fort Garry,
Peterboro, Woodbridge, Toronto Gore
St. Catharines,Cookstown, Kene,
Orangeville, Almonte, Pakenham,
Welland, Norwichville, Ramsay,
,Napanee, Clairville, Mulmur.
NewHamburg,Rosemont, Mono Mills.
This Company has also, this fall, taken the
highest gold Medal at the Lyons, France, Exhibi-
tion, for the perfection of their machines.
A. CALDER, Seaford],
Is Agent for tbis Company.
BOARDING..
'LT COLLADAY has leased the large and censt•T
AL. inlOdi011B hOtIfie, on the Salt Works Groins,
adjoining the Railway Stationareadhas fitted it p
as a boarding-house. Good tare and comforts le
rooms. Portions wiehing a pleasant boarding,
house should apply, as there are at present e fel<
vacanciee, Transient boarders accommodeted at
less than hotel rates.. 228
Zhe gum &voila
PIIIILISIEED
EVERY AIDA/ MORNING
IN SEAFORTH
Teasts.--$1.50 per year in adatmce, or a2 at the
end of the year.
A4vertishms Rates.
TRANSIENT.
First insertion, per line, 8 cents subsequent in.
sertiona 2 cents each time, per line.
C4ONTRACT NATES.
One column one year . $60 oa
" " half 85 00
months ....- .............. 20 00
Half " one year . . 85 00
half " - ..... 20 00
8 months . 12 00
One-fourth one year 20 00
" " half " .....-...... ... . , 12 00'
" • 1' 3 months ... . . .... ,- .. 8 OW
One-eighth one year ' 12 co
it it boil it
" 8 months ... .
One -twelfth one year...
4. tt haat tt
" " months
Business Cards, (6 lines and under,)year.. 4 130
Advertisements of Stra3-ea,, Lost, Found, &ea
not exceeding 10 lines -first month, el; after first
month, 60 cents each month.
Advertisements of FARMS and 11EAL ESTATE
tor sale, not aiceeding 15 lines -first month, $1 50;
each subsequent month, 75 cents.
Births, Meninges, Deaths -Gratis.
Advertisements without specific directions will
be msertea till forbid, and charged accordingly.
' 800
5:00
8 Oa'
5 00'
ROI
class certiacitte. Ditties to begin Jan. 2, 1873. 3IeLEAN BROTHERS.
of Turnberry, a TEACHER holding a third -
259 fellows
kave the Seafoath station ass
RILWAY TIME i ABLE.
Apply to WM. MOYFAT;DUNCAN MeNARGE-
TON, and WM. KING, Trustees, Morrisbank post -
TEACHER WANTED.
WANTED, for School Section • No. 9, Grev.
I a male or female TEACHER holding a third-
class certificate. Duties commence ;Jen. 1, 1673.
Apply to ILUITWELL SPEIRANor GEORGE' MCKAY,
Grey P. O. , 258
Express.
1.02 P. M.
Express.
10:50 A. M.
GOING WEST,
Mixed.
3;435 P. M. ;8.45P. M1
GOING EAST.
Mixed.
2.20 P. M.
•Mail.
8.00 A. Ma
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eletrearaataamt a,eiteaptareereasea
OlarA la 6, No.
Wallaaarli: NO 263.
11111.11111111110:=111ThientilalgalMalalli
NOTEL FOR SALE OR TO Rziti
VOR taaaa'a on reasonable -terns. that
-I-- known HOTEL on the Gravel trail, 5
north of Seaforth, at present occupied by
Montgomery. If not Sold, it will be liaised
term of years, possession Oven ma Jan.
for further pa.rtieulars, apply to
263 HANNAH, Wird*
FOR &Aix,.
JTN the Tillage of Delmore, Township of ik
in a good stand, a good War.Ton
and two Dwelling Houses will be soli on re
able terms. For further particulars apply to
LurroN, proprietor, Bel -more Pot,t-oftice..
Pasties int.:A:bled to the proprietor are eara
requested to tall and Satie Ali A:TAMILS lief<
by Jan. 15, 1z373. 1t.11IN LITXT0N.
FARM FOR SALE.
OT 11, Con. 15, Grey, 10..) aeras,60 aeres
-Li good log barn wadi log house, and small
Ara. A good Lim Terni g and prices madelit
hy applving to DAVID LOGAN, the mow
Seafiath, or to Ifc0.11.10HEY & 110LAILS
Solieitors, Seaforth.
FARM 'FOR, SALT: IN ItleICILLOR.
91H v. undersigned. offers for sale his farm
1j - c
02 arePs,"meotir°efLot
st'CD,olnk
; elaSKTia°111r1-e'
s are
el, well Ala.:tea, ana in a good. state of cultive
the balance, is timbered with hard wooih 14
on the premises s.good frame house and bar;
all necessary sheds and other out buildings.
an orchard of bearing fruit -trees, and Oulu
of living water, Tbis farm is situated withi
miles and a half of tb.e Village of Seaforth,
anal a half from a good gravel read. For ft
particulars apply to the pwrorimugetor onittilexpNreut:
250-1
STEAM SAW iv,TIT-T. AND l'ARISI POR
--pt.L.;,' ENG Lot 24, Con. 7, BleXillop, eamtarmi
•I'" acres, all deem', with good barns anti st
two gooa orebaras in full laming; two nere
nag spinrt,s which Lsopply the mad. Also, 4.
-Con. 2, containing 48 acres of bosh. The pa<
is situated ti miles from Beaft.7th, a --
gravel road thereto. For further pa/titulars;
011 the.premises. If by post, to JOHN TH
SON, Constance O., Einburn, Out.
FARM FOR'SALE.
NTORTa half of Lot 13, Gen. 7, Morris,
in. of 100 aeres, 150 cleared, well feneei
in a good state of 'cultivation; 15 acres of
_ pate and ecaar in front, the rest of bush hara-
one mile and a half Jima a saw -mill; Irani
66 x 28, log barn. 52 x 98; goodaeg house:
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thriving orchard. Terms easy. For furthe
*Wars itiquire on the premises, or address
3tetA.RTli.U.11, Busatield P. O. •
VORFARS.ALF15, 07:rReaonAllEableiNte-Vm21::R.T1
theT111:::
• of Let 26, Cote 14, aleKillop, zontaini
acres, 2t; of whith sse eleared, in a good st,
cultivatien, and -well fented, the hula"
timber land; this lot adjoins the villa,ge of
ton, and is well situated; there is on the pat
a frame boast, nua barn, _ Also, for sale, a
tontaining 25 acres of land, on the GrAvtl
four miles nortli of Seaforth; this lot itsall
land, and 3., well limbered -with hardwott.
land is of extellent -quality and dry. For 1
partieubus, apply to the undersigned, if by,
address Seaforth P0.
256 N. II. TOIT
STO11,E AND PAR LOTS PO?, Et
'740X.ETER.
I arh toibstriber offers for sale the building
village of Wkouter now temoio:1 n5 a Si
MY. A. .doo.1 iso, '601 1fene
village, containing in 411 about ten acres, hr
state of...cultivation, The store and lots w
sold jointiv or semaratelv anal on eur.- tet
the subscriber is about to leave this Count*
JOHN MOORE, Turnberi
Within a mile of Wroxeter, on the &taforth
Wroxeter, Oet. 08, 1871
,FOR SALE.
TORE AND DWELLING in the "vil
s'^-) IlttnuarheY4 at present ocenpied
11013B, Esq. For particulars apply te
& RYAN, Seaford".
FARM FOR SALE IN NORRIS. ,
pOR SALE, on easy terms, north half of T.4"
• 12, Concession 6, Township of lloniA, eta
ing 100 acres, 50 of whieh are cleared, wen It
and in a good state of cultivation. ',17here
the premises a good log house antl barn.:
IS situated -within two miles and a bea
good gravel road, and four miles and a hall
the village of Ainleyville, at which place
will be A. station of the weningtnn, thn
Brace BailwAy this foil; it is watered by A
failing stream miming through it; theta .
waste anal, ana the uncleared pori m
timberea with hardwood; It is one of the
ehoice lots in the township,. For fartb.er
titulars apply to J 11 GILN.NT.,
HOLMES, Blyth, or to the uudereignea prop.
Kippen Pesteotice.
231 ROBERT aleMORT
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-FARIVI fon SALg.
gOUTII. HALF of the aouth leaf of Lot
Fifth, Conteseion el the, townabip of
containing 59 pros, 35 cleared; well watere
spring, caeeke good log house and frame i
The above farm is only A mile aria a bale ea
road frora the rising village of Ainleyville,
station of the Wellington. Grey and Dance
way will be eternal this fall. For price una..-
inquire (if by letter, prepaia) of
0. 11. COOPER.'
235 Ainleaville Lana Agency, Dinginq
HOUSE .& LOT FOR SATY, in ELAPTJ%
VOR SALL', in the Village of Harpurhe
• Seaforth, a owelling-house mad lotal
on the premises A good bearing Orchard, a:
failing well of AN'ater; also a good work-shi
stables, tot.;(>.ther with all other netess0
buildings,. The house is frame, well finish
pleasantly located. For terms and other p
anply to PETL'Il IL:CONNELL, Harp
or to ihe imam -sigma preprietor, limped
Seaforth Post-Oillee.
248+1;; JOHN It7ni
iirlswavsrma.P
CAUTION. 1
hereby -caution all persons not to
Mar3- Ann Berry, fillY thieseen
will noa pas- -or ecklem:ledge, any thaw, nbaal
oonnoction with ony debts she may coal.;
she has left my bed and board without eaar*A
AD.AM BEItU
Hav. 3)er.4,1S72._ 2f
CAU
LL persons itte hereby cautioned sgainit
-`..."" any person or persons credit cm my In
without my 'written -order or pass-laGok, it
not be responsible for the sem:.
WI1,1,1A31 KENNY.
MeKillop, Lot I, eon, 2, Dec. 4. '72.
:NOTICE.
NOTia: is nereby given that I 'nn 11 spume:kat Tor 1013dehtscontrat1:21 aix
ham this date, without my writteo ertlea.
LOG - AN, late of t;rey Township.
Soaforae Nea 23, 142.
NOTE LOST.
T OST, a Note of liana, beariag date SI]
1€72, made ba Hugh aleE'wen, in fa
of Patrick Merphy, fur the sum of atea ari1
able teo month i after aate, The publie :la
by cateitnied tesainst purchasing, or 11eg.4
the above note, as payilltant of the stone la;
stopped. • ,4'.'
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NOTICE. TO DEBTOR*
1\
"a0TICE is hereby given thet all prrtiea i
ed to the undersianea ler ;alibi:meta
Job "Prio1144 er Ailvertising, for
Tear or ever, are required -to settle the a
of their indebtedness before the 6th Sara
1873, otherwisathe accennts will post
be SUED, without respect ta.persons.
MaLBAN JIROTHg
Exposrron Ornet, I '
Seaforth, Dee, 10, 1872.1