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20t 1872.
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Wheat pr bush. $1 12 to $ l 18; bar
ley, 50c 40e, • peas, 50 to 62c ; ' oats,
340 to ' 5e ; butter .(rolls), 14c 'to 15c
butter* (crock) 10c to_ 14c ;• cheese, 9c to
11e; eggs,. 18e tar 22e, potatoes, 50c
to 60c apples, 25e -, beesip50 to.
50 ; dressed hogs 50 to $5 25 • live
hogs, $4 to .a44 50.
THE
THE ' HURON EXPOSIT°
t :1/1 -
Tono5TTO, Dec. 19, 1872.
STREET PRICES: Wheat, fall, per
bush, Si. 20 to $1 30 ; SpringWheat per
' bush. $1 18 to _01 19 ; Barley, 60c to
450. ; Peas 65e tai. -40e ; Dressed hogs,
to 50 ; Beef, hind qrs, per lb,
50 to $6 00 ; Beef, fore-qrs. $3 to a4.;
Mutton by carcase, $5 50 to $6 00 ;.
batter, rolls, 16c to 20c ; butter tub, 15c
to 17c ; Eggs, fresh, 2Sc to 30c ; Eggs,
packed, 25e to 26e ; Apples, , per brl.
42' Otl;4to3 00i; Potatoes, per bag, 50c
to 60e.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK I A] KET.
BuFFXLO, Dec 19
The following shows the receipts and
shipments of live stook at East Buffalo
for the week thus far, beginning - with
Sunday
Sunday.... ...
onday.-
Tuesday ..
Wednesday._
Receipt&
Cattle, Sheep,
head. bead'
901 1,200
1,343 .
1,003. 1,400
2,3SO, 2,000
hogs; Horses.
head. head..
5,700 16
6,700 16
1,6(X). .
9,300 . .
Total ..... 5,627 '4,600 23,300 32
Same time last . " -
week:.. - -. 5,814 -. 5,200 17,300 _..
. CamrL>;. -Receipts to -day, including
seventeen cars reported to arrive, 2,380
bead, making the total supply for the
week thus far, 5,627 head, or 331 ears:
against 342 cars for the same time last
week. The market was- dull this mora.--
ing at about last week's closing rates.
There was a fair attendance of buyers,,
bat holders were far ahead of their .views
of the market for shipping purposes The.
large amount of poor fresh beef, slaugh-
tered West and forwarded to the East-
ern markets, togetherwith the • large
1
quantities of hog offal offering at this.
season, - has . seriously diminished the
• consumption of good beef ; and when
the accumulated receipts of cattle are
added to the already glutted. market the
.competition is more than the cattle near-
ket can. stand Sales to -day comprised
about 1,000 head. -
& s AND L uss. _ E eeeipts to -day,
2,000 head, making the total supply for''
the week, thus far, 4,600 head, against
.5,200 head for the same time last week.
The market opened dullatale advance
.on _all grades on last week's closing
prices.. We note the following sales : .
No. of - Average
Head. . Weight, lbs. Price:
126 Canada sheep, 14t - $5 8S4 .
75 Canada lambs, 94 6. 62-1-
And
2-And 5 other sac -E. . , -
Hors. -Receipts for t -day, ineludin
37 cars reported to arra e, 9,300 head,
making the total suppl for the week
thus far, 23.300 head,. 'against 17,300
head for the same time Iast week. The
market was dull tllsmorning with
PT'
.e- es a shade off. DesiraJt1e weights Jul=
ing from $3 85 to $4 ; picked lots. olf
.either light or heavy bogs will bring 5c
per cwt, more. Supply in excess of de -
1
wand. Sales this morning of 4,500 head
Indiana and Ohio hogs, averaging 196 to
228, at $4.
A- G..MoDoUGGALL. will offer, MOND_ v
net, a lot of ENGLISH BLANKETS and
READY-MADE CLoapatio at wholesale
prices. -Full particulars next week.
DURUM & NCAA S
CLEARING SALE
OF
LADIES' and GENTS'
FURS,
LY .3II VVii, ERAIINR AJTD SEAL
TFT1 RE ARE
BARGAINS
TO BE HAD
BRITANNIA LODGE, A. FF..
and A. hl., No. 170, G. R. C.
Regular meeting next FRIDAY evening, Dec..
27, at 7'30 sharp.
260-1 A. BALLY, Secretary.
UNCAP!
& DUNCAN.
CLEARING SA.LE.
i Ok
CLOTHING AND
•
BOOTS'.... AND dHOES.
-
TIE LARGEST 'STOCK OF
CLOTHING
To choose front. And a first-class stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT PRICES AS T,LOW AS THE VERY
LOWEST.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Consistrg of
FANCY GOO,
STER.EOSCOP C VIE WS,
JEWELRY,,
JEWEL CASES, • -
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
MATHAMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Albums in : eat varieiry.
BOOKS,
.BIBLES, - A fine assort i ont of Pocket, Family
and Church Bibles,. in ' fie Moroco Bindings,
Testaments; Prayer Books and Psalm
Boo
NOTICE. -
ALL persons indebted nn
to the dersignccd are
requested to forward the amount' of their ao
counts to him in a letter, REGISTERED.
Address BOX 48, STRATFORI).
Ali accounts remaining unpaid after the 1st of
January next will be placed in Court for collection.
JOHN WALSH.
Stratford,: Dee. 14,1872.. - 263*2
NOTICE TO DEBTORS. -
HOSE indebted to the uudersignodfor uiorethan
one year prior to this date axe hereby uottified
that, unless their accounts aro settled promptly
they will be placed in Court for collection:
If. L.VB1IOOE,M.D.
Sento/tit, Dec. 12,1872. - 262-4
Shooting Match for Geese and. Turkeys.
ASHOOTING 'MATCH will be hold at Richard
Berwick's Temperance Hotel, on the Gravel
Road, 5 miles north of Seaforth, on Christmas
Day, Dec. 25, when a number of Geese and Tur-
keys will be shot for. Shooting to commence at
10 o'clock A.M. RICHARD BERWICK.
P. S. =There will also be 'a FREE BALL at
night. -
263+1
A.RCHITECTITRE.
Children's Books,
Writing Desks, Work- Bo es, Ladies' Companions.
Tait, undersigned is prepared to furnish Plans,,
Specifications, &c., of Public and Private,
Buildings, and also to superintend the erection of
the same. Carpenters., Plasterers' and Maspns'
work measured and valued.• ADAM GRAY,
262 Second Conceeei•n,1lfeTtiitop.
BOILER FOR SALE. - -
FOR SALE, cheap, a Locomotive Boiler, nearly
new, and in excellent condition. Capacity, 25
horse power. Apply . to JOHN GOVENLOCK,
Seaforth, Out. 257"
NOTICE TQ SAW- LOG OWNERS.
LL parties desiring to have logs sawn at JOHN
A G GVENLOCK'S Saw Mill phortft ' .Using them
in at once, as he intends removing his Mill about
the lst of March. Until that date parties bringing
logs in .can have their lumber sawn so as to take it
Rome with them, JOHN GOVENLOCK.
I� eXfI'lop, Nov.26,1872. 260
A,1so, jus arrived,
SA
LA NTA C
-TEACHER WANTED. -
W4N1LD
D for School Section No. 1, Township
! T of `.rurnberry, a TEACHER holding a third-
-class certificate. " Duties to begin Jan, 2, 1878.
Apply to WM. MOFFA-T, DUNCAN McNAlIGH-
TON, and ; E. KING, Trustees, Morrisbank post -
259
'With lots of Toys f r Girls and Boys, at
R. LU ISDEN'S,
Come Drag Store, Seaforth.
CHRI
TMAS
NEW o EAR'S.
CHEAPEN BAN EVER.
TUFTS & HAMILTON.
Are giying gr: • t bargains in
GR•OC RIES,
CR OC :ERY,
Glassware and China.
Be sure and buy yom hristmas and New Year's
Groceries, Win s and Liquors at
TUFTS' & A fILT01'V'S
Cheap Grocery, _
. Brussels, (Late Aiuleyville,)
Where you will find` e
• kop
t
FIRST -CLAS
And of th
Cheap for Cash
ery thing that`is
ina .
.GROCERY, .
best quality,
r Far��iz .Produce.
nsnaly
XMAS IS COMING!,
1O! TO C.
BOOK AND
ARMSTRONG'S
TOY STORE,
OR .
Christmas and 11 ew Year's Presents,
Where you will find. a
Toys, Bookstia
Of all d
more than nstfally lame
ek of •
td Fancy Goods,
scriptions.
• TREMEXDOfTS DOWNFALL
IN THE -
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
E. & J. W. , SPARLING
Will offer the balance of their Winter Stock at price% thnt'will as oeish the public for cheapness.
STAVE BO
THE undersigned wi
of ST'AV-B BOLTS
cords HEADING BO
long, and any quantity of barrel hoops, delivered
at his Stave Factory, Seaforth.'
262*9 - JOHN G. AMENT.
TS WANTED
'fray CASH for 1,200 cords
34 inches lung ; also, 500
TS. basswood, 38 inches
Tins
IS GENUINE.
EXA-MINE AND - BE CONVINCED.
WE HAVE -A BEAUTIFUL STOCK_ OF HAIR GOODS CHEAP.
SEWING
zl° N W
The Howe
SEWING
With all the latest
W.T.
ACHINES.
SUPPLY OF •
nd the Osborn
MACHINES,
rrovements, just received at
ATSON'S,
CALL. EARLY
AND ' SECURE) BARGAINS.
DUNOAN
DUNCAN.
CLEARING - SALE
OF
Dress Goods and
Woolens,
Before the end of the
PRESENT MONTH.
W,e ca11 special attention to this Department.
tItt4 Received
A Fresh Lot of Goods, bought cheap.
JUST RECEIVED
AT
HILL'S BRITANNIA HOUSE,
Seaforth,
A choice lot of those very fashionable GRAY
CLOUDS. Price 85c. and 55e., worth 70c. and $1.
•.
These are not waterejoaked damaged goods, but
WARRANTED PERFECT.
STRAYED 11EIFF,RS. ,
STRAYED from Lot 24, Con: 8, Movie, about the
1st of -May last, a white Heifer, with a little
red about head and neck, rising two years. Also,
about lst September Iast, a red. Heifer', with a
little white scruff about eyes and nose, rising two
years. Any person giving information , that will
leatl to the recovery of the above animals will be
suitably rewarded: - WM. KELLY,
263-4e Morris.
ESTRAY STEER. -
ETRAY COW.
CAME to Lot 20, Con. 9, McKillop, on Nov. 24
last, a spotted red and white•COW. The owner
will please proye property, pay expenses and take
it away. WILLT A li GAL73RAITH. - 261*4
ESTRAY STEER.
CA:.ME to Lot 6, Con. 6, Hallett, about Nov. 12, a
black and white STEER corning two years old.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take it away.
261e4 - SHADILACH M. ABBEY. ' .
•
ESTRAY CATTLE.
Alia to -the premises of the undersigned, Mill.
Road, Tuckersmith, on Out. 20, last, a STEER
and a HEIFER, rising two years old; steer mixed
black and white; 'heifer white and red mixed. The -
owner will please prove property, pay expenses and
take them away. WM. COOPER. 261*4
'ESTRAY HEIFER:
CAME into the enclosu'•e of the subscriber about
the 1st of October last, a red i•tatIPEIt, with
two � white stripes, rising two years old. The
owner is requested to pay charges and take her
away, or she will be sold as -the law directs. ROBT.
REID, Lot 12, B. R. p., Stanley. 261n4 '
ESTRAY STEER.
CA,1fE into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
4,'Con. 18, Tuckersmith, on or about the 1st of
Angust last, one yearling STEER. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
it away. - ' JOHN SHEPHERD,
261*4 - - Rodgerville P. 0.
ESTRAY CALF. -
CAME to the premises of the undersigned, Lot 1,
Con. 8, L. 5. S., Tuckersmith, a last spring's
CALF, of red color mixed with white. - The owner
will please prove property, pay charges and take it
away. ALEX. McDONAT.D. 261*4
.STRAY .PIG.
CAuE into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
18; Con. 3aTuckersmith, H. R. S., on or about
the 1st of September last, a sow PIG. .The owner
is requested to prove .property, pay charges and
take it away. Wet. MoCONNELL. • 261-4
STRAYED HEIFER.
STRAYED from Lot 37, Con. 8, Tuekersmith, L.
boat the last of
1t. 8., on ora July, a year-old
HEIFER of red roan color. A zinc ear mark
with the proprietor's name stamped in full. Any
person giving such information to the nndersiogrd
as will lead to its recovery will be suitably reward-
ed. . JOHN KEMP. Brucefield. - 261-4
ESTRAY HEIFER.
C&ME into the premises of the undersigned Lob
], Coir. 7, Grey, on or about the 1st of Septern-
ber last, a red and white HEIFER, one year old.
.;
The oWaer is 'requested to Provo property. Pay
charges and take it away.
D.MoLAUGHLIN .
CAME into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
20, Con. 3, Stephen, abort Nov.1, a reit STEER
one year old.• The owner is requested' to prove
property, pay charges and take it away.
263-4°* RICHARD S, ET.
ESTRAY SHEEP. j
CAME into the premises of the snbsvrieer Lot
15, Con. 5, Stephen, about the middl of Sep-
tember last, one EWE and one EWE LA11IB.
The owner is requested to prove property,epay,
charges and take them away. ,
268*4 WM. MITCHELL.
+ORTH.
Call and see.them.' Their well-established repu•
tationrenders it unne ssary to particularize their
superior qualities, further , than that they are the
best'and,ehearest made•
ll es o - all kind repaired, cleaned
Sewing ruaclun
audput in perfect order, stray office, by athorough_
ly practical machinist from Toronto.
W'1f: N. :WATSON, Seaforth.
ESTRAY HEIFER. .'
CAME into Lot 25, Con. 8, Usborne; on or about
l the . middle of November last, a reel year-old
HEIFER. The owner is requested to prove prop-
erty pay charges and take it away.
263-4* - , - JOHN FOSTER..
ESTRAY STEER.
CAME to the premises of .the subscriber; Lot 2,
Con. 14, Tuckersmith, in Aay last, a one -year-
old STEER, red and white calor. .Th¢ owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and263*4k
it away. WM. LATTA.
ESTRAY STEER. -
C
AME to Lot 22, Con. 8, McKillop, on Nov.18, lath, a white spotted -STEER ; head and neck
brindle; star on forehead; rising two years o1(1.
The owner will please prove property, pay expenses
and take it away. MOSES HANNAH. •263*4
STRAYED HEIFER.
BOUT the 1st of Jane hist, from Lot 22, Con. 9,
Morris, a red and white ritaFEll, with a light
colored spot near end of nose.. Any person giving
such information as will lead to the recovery of the
above heifer will be suitably rewarded. _
Y,
262c4
ESTRAY STEER:
CAIM into the premises of the subscriber, Lot_
•2, Con. 9, Howick, about the 1st ofAngustlast,
a STEER about 8 mouths old. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay expenses end tato iit
away. WM. EVANS. -
ESTRAY STEEP,
CAME into the premises of the undersigned,
- Lot 15, Con. 8, Stanley, on or about Sept. 1,
a white SHEEP. The owner is requested to prove
property, paycharges and tike it away'.
262-4 GEORGE STEVENSON.
ESTRAY STEER.
CAME into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
80, Con. 2, Township of Morris, about the 20th
of June, one STEER coming two years old. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take the animal away.
262*4 - THOMAS BROW11
REMNANT - 'SALTi
AT
LOCAN & JAMIESON 'S.
• Owing to the large amount of
DRQ( GOODS
Sold by them during the last two month%'a great amount of short lengths are now on hand' in
Dress Goods, Tweeds, &c.,
And, in order to make a thorough clearance, they have carefully gone over them and marked them at
such prices as cannot fail to be an
INDUCEMENT. TO THE CLOSEST
BUYER
,
EST -RAY HEIFERS.
CAME into the premises of the snbscriber, Lot
30, Con. 2, Morris,;abeut the 10th of November,
four red and two white an, one blue yearling
HEIFERS. The owner is rocjuested to prove pro-
perty; pay charges and take diem away, -
260-4* WM. WHITE74 OR D.
- ESTRAY RAM.
ri AWI into the,precuises of the subscriber, Lot 4,
-' Con. 4, Usborne, about the middle of June last,
a year-old RAM. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges aucl take it away.
260 LEONARD HUNTER.
ESTRAY COW.
CAVE into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
20, Con. 8, g6Killop, about Nov.16, a red COW,
with white face. 'The owner is, requested to prove
- property, pay charges and take it JOHN way ADAM.260 4
ESTRAY STEERS
CAME to the premises of the undersigned, Con.
l� 2, McKillop, in August last, two yearling
STEERS,' red in color. The owner is requested to
move property, pay expenses and take them assay.
prove
JOHN DAVIS.
ESTRAY HEIFERS theist
CAME to Lot 4, Con. 6, :McKillop, about
of September, a. yearling,BELFER, greyish
color. The owner is requested to prone property,
pay expenses and takel it away. -
262'4 I- THOMAS BOURRF;.
ESTRAY CALVES.
Lot 24,South Bayfield -Road, Stanley,
CAME to
about the 21st November, four. Spring Calves.
The owner is requested to prove property pay ex-
penses and take them away. JOHN
FOOTE.
262*11
_ --- ESTRAY BULL.
TE into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
C�6, nor th half Con. 2, Morris, about the lit of
October last a red and white yearling
oar es
.., 1 BULL.
ESTRAY HEIFER
OA' YE to the subscriber, Toll Gate No. 17, near
3 ror:etor,' in August last, a yearling HEIFER.
The caner will please prove property, pay charges
and akeit away.
261-e CHRISTINA DOUGLAS.
YOUNG CATTLE ESTRAY.
pAikrE
to Lot 13, Con. 1, McKillop, about Nov.
V
I5; two STEERS and a. HEIFER ; the steers
red in color, the heifer white. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges and take
them away. THOMAS FOX. - 261'4
The
ESTRAY'"STEER AND PIGS.
CAME to Lot 29, Con. 8, Hibbert, about Nov. 18,
v a ted and white year-old STEER. Also, two
PIGS abont five months old_ ; one white, the other
spotted. The owners will please pay charges and
take them away. JAMES Tari'LLS. 261*4
REMEMBER THIS IS A -
GENUINE CLEARING SALE,
To commence on
MONID.A=, - DEC_. 1e,
And will continue until New Year'
CHRISTMAS IS .AT HAND
And now is the time to
SECURE BARGAINS.
THOS. KIDD 'S
(/ 1� . E .lJ.EMPORIUM
.�ENO
Offers great inducement's.
Beautiful Silk Figured POPT.TNS for 88, worth $10.
Beautiful Black GROS GRAIN SILT{, 12 yards for $13, Worth $18.
Beautiful Grebe and Mink FURS verypheap.
All Wool CANADIAN TWEEDS ler 80 cts. per yard, worth $1.
A epecial line of OVERCOATS from $3 50 to, $10.
Don't fail to see our MILLINERY, comprising the "latest and most Select, Styles o
the Season.
-
I only ask youto call and examine the above, and be convinced of the foregoing facts. .
CASH, AND ONLY ONE PRICE.
THOMAS KIDD.
ESTRAY HETI ER.
C,tiM1 into Lot_ 28, Con. 5, Morris, about the lst
September last, a red and white HEIFER, two
years old. The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take it away.
261-4c JAMES CHEWINGS.
ESTRAY STEER.
CAi1IE into Lot 21, Con. 5, Grey, on or about the
v Int of August last, a red STEER coming three
years oltl. The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take it away.
261-40 THOMAS GATENDY.
ESTRAY- CATTLE. -
CAME into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
8, North Boundary Liue of Hay, about Sept.
18, one Steer corning 2, red; one Bull, coming 2,
red; t.ne spotted red aucl white Steyr, homing 8.
The owner is requested to call, prove property,
pay charges and take there away.
260*4 • JAMES cOCHRAN .
ESTRAY CATTLE.
CAME to Lot 9, Con. 2, Hnllett, on Nov. 21, five
young Cattle -4 steers anrl,l heifi:r; marked
on the bottom of both ears- The oer is re-
quested to prove property, pay expen. es and take
them away.
•
26114 JOSEPH BRaNPITLD.
STRAYED D PIG.
STRATED from the premises of the subscriber,
about the 10th of November, a large sow PIG,
color nearly black, with a few white spots. Any
person giving information which will lead to its
recovery will be suitably xewnrded. -
ROBEP,T SCOTT.
Roxburgh, Nov. 26, 18 72.. 960
THE ONLY
ECONO_l7ICAL STORE
I SEAFORT.H IS AT
LAIDLAWS.
.Yew ,Season's Tea! New Season's 7Teal. 187I and 1872.
THESE ARE :SPLENDID TEAS.
y
CD
H
z Best BLACK TEA, Intported, New Season, 75c. t) 90e. per 'pound.
y
4
JUST RECEIVED
N. B. -Why pay 60c. to 70e. for Tea you can get for -50e. per pound ?
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE,
The Finest in the Province 35c. per lb. o
Sugars and Soaps at Wholesale Prices.
FRUITS,. SPICES, &e., OF Via, FINEST QUALITY.
JAMES C. LAIDLA.W,
Next door to •the Post Office.
ESTRAY CATTLE.
C1ME into the premisee of the undersigned, Lot
31, Con. 14, Mcl itlop, about Sept. 10, last, a -
small red Heifer coining two years old; also, a
grey steer with a red neck, of the same age. The
owner is requested to call, prove property pay
charges and take them away.
260*4 RICHARD RYAN.
ESTRAY STEER.
CAaIE into the Premises of the nndersigued, Lot
2, Con. 7, Hallett, oir or xabout the 15th of No-
vember, a reel and white ST3ilER_eoining throe
years old. The owner is regirested to call, prove
rt pay c property, pay charges and take the animal away.
h •
owner18 it ed to prove grope y, 261c4 . 259-8 JOHN HINCHLE1.
and take it away. SIMEON iET,
WHAT NEXT?
Allen's Grocery and Provision Store,
Opposite Poweil's Hotel, Seaforth, is about the best place in Town to get
CHOICE TEAS, -
BRIGHT SUGARS,
NEW RAISINS,
CLEAN CURRANTS,
CANDIED PEELS,
FRESH SPICES,
BEST PICRI=ES,
Or anything to make a goo.
NEW BISCUIT,
CANNED PEACHES, I
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEAS,
CANNED SALMON,
• CANNED LOBSTERS,
CIiRIS'I'M.1S I'tiDDING,
Flour, Oat Meal, Corn Meal, Rice, Pot Barley, Graham Flour, Potatoes, Beets.. Carrots, &c.,
CHOICE ROLL BUTTER.
GOODS DRLTVERED PROMPTLY.
O AstiE .A=te ] S
WM. ALLEN.
BERKSHIRE BOAR.=
T Seaforth New Dominion House, an excellent
Berkshire Boar will be kept for the service of
"Sows. Terms, $1 cash. JOHN• GRITS,
262-4 .
SUFFOLK BOAR.
pHE proprietor will keep for service during the
t present season a first-class
SUFFOLK BOAR,.
Sired by the Suffolk boar imported from. England
by Mr. Fisher, of Colborne.
TERMS.
One dollar cash, with privilege of returning :luring
season: - JAMES L ANDESBOIIOUGH, Tucker -
smith, Lot 28, Con. 8, H. R. S. 262
PURE BERKSHIRE BOAR.
FIRST CLASS.
At Service of Farmers.
Casa.
Privilege of returning during season. .
-n F. THOMPSON,
25.9.6 - Huron Road, Hriliett,
•
BLACKSMITH WANTED.
JANTED immediately, a fust -class ex/entry
BLACKSIITH,.able to take charge of a shop.
Nene but one praticient in horse shoeing and
plow -fixing need apply, to whoel a liberalsalary
will be given. Single man preferred. Apply to
WM. ERWIN, Wagon -maker, Berne. 261.
AGENTS WANTED.
GENTS wanted. $150 per month. To sell the
TrsK ,R, the most useful household article
ever inventtai. Address H. K. ANDERSON, P. 0.
Box 860, Montreal, P. Q. 262`4
- CARD.
To the Ratepayers of the Village of Sea-
forth :
Having heard that there is a report in circula-
tion, to the effect that I do not intend to offer
myself for re-election as your Reeve at the corning
election, I beg to state that I am in the field eeek-
ing re-election at your hands, feeling that I have
done nothing to forfeit the trust reposed in met
during my tenure of office.
JAMES H. BENSON,
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