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the Mormon Church
idience la the Tab.
f last week,
go to Arizona, be
ib and telegrap
igned the office of
aret National
rcantile Lastitutiorf
Southern Railroad:
all business, possessions of of the
the Terribarsc 14,
the throne which
and admits that
lie has.nade a win
se property equally
ud 60- children, and
the method a} the
red that ali he old
he changed fortunes
leader, and that, sar
Tiled,. the Mormon
idered solved.
:the Confereace was
>on Brigham Young
Ile said he win'
tea -young men to
had begun. He
[ors to aid the first
y he resigned the
trust of the Church,
nidation, President
rkv in Europe was
Mr. Young has re -
business, spiritual
ge.
e's organ in Toren -
Saturday to prove
in not long since en-'
to swindle an In -
of ti,,15000. AS by
014 Ramsaywas
Butial agent in get -
bile the celebrated
tters„ we fail to see
friend, Dr. Ramsay.
e Dodge hirneelf
trary, the 'olacker
ay the worse men
for he would hard-
mtial adviser a per -
Ramsay is now as
awn plans did not
tion also. Had not
endeavor to prove
owing that the firm
10has been recent -
some. hundreds of
s. which they laad
States Government
alleged letter de
t5 treadine worthily
revered father, and
ugli he VI& What
[Twits that he is said
n the Ottawa Gov.
,;,e for his vote.--
ragraphs.
ystem is to go into
ted States May Ist.-
loan Coinage act es-
cipal mints-Phila-
ea, CarS011 and Den-
a new silver dollar,
ee is be abolished.
we years sitice a case
mall has been traced
izatio., and as many
of Ku Klux outrages
pardoned, it is be -
soon hear the last
and the consequent
us revival has been
Denver, Col., among
goers prisoners in
ied characters.
as from. the Indian
1 murders of settlers
sembly has passed a
e Bonaparte family
as continue in Spain.
as destroyed by the
cts of violence have
na, where the Re -
• recently in open
Government. Ten,
ens maintain order
, and they tax the
• provide for tteir
lish finances are in a
Several minor
e Carlists are re -
denied that Don
his right to the
or Castelar threat -
he Spanish Itilinise
ive and energetic
the Sandwich Is-
ke a tour of the
S
et, on April 8, the
Webster, proprie-
- of a daughter.
orth, on April 11,
thew Robertson of
e April 9, the wife
of a son.
eter, on April 13,
rew McConnell, of
n on April 9, the
of a dughter.
n, on *pril 6, the
telon, of a son.
GES.
_ckt the resideuCe of
•;Esq, on April 14,
afuid, Mr. Alfred
e _Howard, both of
- At the Bible
Clinton, by Rev.
1 13, Mi. J. Lura
Chapman, bath of
nab, 011 April 9,
• 3 years.
et, on April 8, of
ngitis, Sarah Sane,
Ir. James Woods,
months.
rd, on April 12,
vife of Mr. Wm.
r of George Barker,
60 years.
ve of Attieburgb
land, ad, inumgmted to
dat j1836. Iter entlwas ppce.
1akelet, on April 8, the
t WiUiaui and Joanna
ingane--In Wingliam, on April 6, Mr.
Jolla Fsher; sPa 73 years.
Wnnon.--ein Morris, on Apri114„ James,
eldestson-of Wm. Wilson, 2d. conces
iontMorris. aged. 21 years and
sa0ntbs-
co:Rem-In Exeter, on April 4, Mr.
Oka Charley, of inflammation of the
101413.
Ann- At Exeter, on April 5, the wife
of
M. Davi4 Johns, aged 36 years.
s soinea-At Eeter, on April 3, the in
fant Won of Mr, D. Johns.
MARKETS.
moseardr...•••
SEAFOTH, April 17, 1878.
41 16 to 1 20
......... 1 14 to 1 15
.. .. .. .. .. . .. . ..... . 001. 4502 ttoo 00 eue
• . 0 65 to 060
... . • • • •-• ' ' "' ' •
Battee,No. 1, Rolls . . , . . ... 0 16
No• . . 4 • • • IA 9
000to 01].
rour . . . . .. . . . . . . - ... Q 00 to 600
No. 8 .. .. ...... oo to 1,00 006
11
.. • . ...... . ..
Tilde&• •
• . .... 0 50 to 16 • t)g
sheep
Cell Skins, eal) perib., 0 09 to 0 10
Murrain Hides.. ..- • 0 04 to 0 05
gen (retail) per barrel. .... 0 00 to I 00
potatoes, per buhel. , ..... .. • . 0 40 to 0 45
0 00 to 600
Apples per busbel 0 00 to - 1 00
per parter, 113' 004 to 006
. loi .. • . •••••.• •••
TON, April 17, 1818.
2 25 to 800
BOARDINCIHOlint.
THE unaersigneit hati 'Opened a BOARDING
I- HOUSE in the premiaes hitt* onimpied by Dr.
Traefty, corner of John and High stets; seven
Or eight boardera can be cornfOrtahlyaceOmmOdate
ed. Changes =Aerate. -
280 JAMES CORDER!.
Special Ifetathe to Members of Sonforth
.
elgenbeete' Inatttato.
PLEASE take notice that all boob; lent to mere-
-6- bent must be retareed before the lat of May
next, as the legal fine will be imposed in case of
neglect.By order.
2Nn WM. N. WATSON, Librarian.
CAUTION TO TRESPASSERS.
moncE is hereby given that any persOn found
-1 cutting or deetrOying timber on lots NOR, 20
and, 22, in Con. 6, Township of Grey, will be
prosecuted *cording to law.
1311CHEL FISHER.
Grey, April 12, 1878. 280*18
Fal1Wheet. .... ......• 16 0 1 20
Spring Whea% 1 13 0 1 15
Gets.- . . . . ...“ 0 40 0,45-
rag. .. . . . • . 0 55 0 060
........ ... . . • . 0 10 0 015
Eggs. .. • .. 0 00 0 011
jley, Fenton, 11 00 13 00
MOINIVEAL, April 17, 1873.
•
lour -Stock in, store 77,443 barrels,
against 68,286 barrels On lst, and 76,-
575 on 15th Apnl, 1872. Market dull
and heavy, with transactions of a retail
character at about late rates.
•Grin -Wheat - In store 138,535
bushels ; on let, 137,137 bushels, and on
15th April, 1872, 153,957. NoNsales to
note; spring offering at $1 36.io $1 37,
without takers.
Provisins-Quiet but steady. ,
POltATOES FOR SALE.
ABOUT 100 bushels of various kinds, for plant-
ing, viz.:
Niagara Seedling,Dightman,
Merritt), Bruce's Seedling,
Black
Merritt), -
And other kinds.
Apply at lot 27, bon, 2, McKillop, or, if by letter,
to ALEXANDER GRAY,
280'3 Seaforth P. O.
ESTRAY COW.
CAME into the enelosure of the undersigned, on
April 8, on Lot 16, Con. 17,Grey, a Cow
about 9 or 10 years old; cOlor red; horns some-
what straight. The owner is requestedeto prove
property, pay charges and take it away.
280*4 RODERICK lileLEOD.
STRAYED COW.
STRAYED from Brussels, on Saturday, April 5,
a dark -red cow about 9 years old, in calf ; with
one teat blind. Information reepecting her Will be
suitably rewarded by the subscriber.
280-4 WM. 11. WILSON.
TORONTO CATTLE MARKET.
TOROTO, April 17.
BEvEs. -Reeeipta during
the past
-week were small, numbering only about
130 head. The market was quiet, but
all arriving chatiged hands, either for
local consiaraption or for shipment East,
three-fourths probatay being sent for-
ward. Prices remain steady at $5 per
100 lbsnlive weight, for first-clas, $4 50'
for second-clas, and. $3 50 to $4 for
third-class. -
Sainge.--There were none in during
the past week, but some lots of dressed
mutton sold at 9c. Priees. of sheep are
nominally unchanged.
L0s. -The receipts are iiicrea.sing,
and prices are. easier. We now quote
first-class $4, second-class $3, and third -
elms $2 to $2 50.
CALVES. -- The offerings have been
lar but principall3r _inferior as to
be aid '.JV qnote firs -class $8 to tion of the mortgage.
AGENTS WANTED.
TSUBFORIBER requires a few GOOD
AGENTS in the County of Huron to can-
yase for the aslant FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
TREES for a first-class American Nursery. Lib-
eral Coramistiion allowed. Address
• Whl. CAMPBELL, General Agent,
280-4 Goderieh.
quality, and for sch_ lower prices ave
_AUCTION SALE
OF
PARK LOTS
- ARE ALL OPENED OUT
AT DENTS •
A LARGER sTpct AND GREATER VARIETY THAN EVER.
on will fled anything you want in taple or Fancy Dry Goods* DENT'S.
• Loads of Dress Goods and Parasols.
Stacks of Jackets and Shawls.
Vast quantities of ladies' and gents' traw Goods.
For Hemp, Union, 9r all 'siVool Carp s and Lace Curtaine, go right to DENT'S.
Inpmehasing this Spring we have bough to plea* everyboy, and would like to see &ook of satis-
faction de toted on every countenance. T s happy result will be attained if you buy yanr Dry Goode
at DENT S.
M1LLINERY.-three seasons past, we have done about two-thirds of the Millinery
By selling the best and most sty/isla Milliirety at the loweet fi-tires, for
business of Seaforth. We are now in a better position than ever to• please you. Don't buy your Min-
inery uneil you have seen DENTS. Some who bought elsewhere last seastin were so disappointd
that they have never felt well since. -- .
•....BHEMBER DENT'S
By JOSEPH P. BRINE, Auctioneer,
On WEDNESDAY, 30th of Apra, 1873,
At 2 o'clock 11. M., at
DAVIDSON & CAMPBELL'S HOTEL,
In the Village of Senforth, viz.:
Part of the north part of Lot 14, Con. 1, H. R. S,
Tuckersraith, known as the "Lowe Property," ad-
joining the Village of Seaforth.
For further particulars, lifee posters. and apply at
the office of Mesrs. BENSON & MEYE, Sea -
forth. •
BENSON & MEYER,
Soli 'tors for W. H. Lowe, owner.
li
Dated April 16,, 878. 280-2
THE DOMIN LON
SAVINGS IAND INVESTMENT
• socIETy,
OF LONDON, ONT.
••••••.:
IS THE PLACE.
EDWARD CASH
IS THE MAN TO G0 TO FOR
• SEEDS
OM' EIITD S,,
Head Office, Ri ond-street, opposite City Hall,
• London, Ont.
Established in 872, for the purpose of advane-,
ing money on Farm and Town Property at a very
low rate of interest, and on the most favorable
terms of repayment.
Loarts for long or short periods reps,yiblc by in-
stallmnts to gait borrower& Parties purchasing
Farmsebuilding Dwellings or Stores, will find the
terms of this Society preferable to any other mode
for instance, $76 90 paid at the end of each hali
year, will pay back both principle and -interest
upon a loan of $1,000 in 10 years. 1/ paid learly,
$157 20 will do it. .
Money can be obtained at any time, and with
flttle oA no delay beyond the time necessarily oc
cupied in the investigation of title and prepare -
For further particulars as to terms, &c., apply
by letter to •
- T. B. LEYS,
Secretary; and Treasurer, London, Ont.
Or to ALONZO STRONG, Esq., Valuetc,r at Sea-
orth. •280-52
MILLINERY AND DRESS
410, second-class $5 to $6, and. third-class
$2 to $2 50.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BUFFALO, April 71.
The following shows the receipts and
shipments a live stock at East Buffalo
-for the week thus far, beginning -with
Sunday:
• Receipts.
• Cattle, Sheep,
had. head.
Sunday.. 1,411 800
Monday. ... 1,802 2,000
Tuesday - 1,207 2,400
Wsda 88 1,200
edn
e y..
_
..
Same time last
week..
Sunday........
onday- ......
Tuesday.... . •
Wediaesda
Hogs, Horses.
head. head.
9,200 96
8,000 80
6,900 208
1,500 128
5,304 6,400 25,600 512
,647 4,000 13,900 628
Shpments.
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Horses.
head. head. head. head.
153 400 .3,800 306
340 1,200S,700 176
1,615 1,400 7,400 96
1 870' 1400 96
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
SEED WHEAT,
MAKING
IVIRS. GRAY
Has received her stock of
SPRING .211ILL1NERY,
To which she begs to direet the attention of the
ladies of Seaforth and vicinity. For variety and
pri s it will be found satisfactory. -
Particular attention paid to
DRESS MAKING-.
Apprentices wanted.
Remember the piece -Opposite Corby's Far-
mers' Store, Main -street, Seaforth. • 279-12
COURT OF REVISION.
SEED OATS,
SEED PEAS,
SEED BARLEY,
CLOVER SEED,
TIMOTHY SEED,
TARE SEED,
BUCKWHEAT,
ALSIKE CLOVER,
HUNGARIAN GRASS..
Country dealers suppliant wholesale.
GODERIOH STREET,
• SEAFORTH.
JULIUS DUNCAN, TRASURER,
• In Account with the
MUNICIPALITY OF SEAFORTH,
For the year 1872.
nEdErris,
To balance front 1871.
Mayket Foos................
Hall Rent
• StRent
Hotel License
Shtfp License
Traveler's License
Circus License
Billiard License (L. R. Corby)
Fines
Drain Rent
Royal Canadianliank
Benson & Meyer, Bull's nete.
A. M. Ross, Surplus Fund
A. M. Ross, Clergy Reserve Fund
A. M. Rss, Non-resident Lands
Poll Tax
Taxes per Collector's Roll
J. H. Benson, Boundary Line
rprn COTTRT OF REVISION for the munici-
. ality of Usborne, will be hel a • e
aiulpflaIl,Elimville,
Y •-•
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1873.
Total... 3,978 4,400 23,000 674.
Same time Iasu
week.... .. 3,553 3,000 11,000 592
-CATTLE.-Thea,rket was a littleniore
lively. Sales Cmprised_ about 1,150
head. Transactions were as follows :.
N f Average
Ilea& Weight, lbs.
16 Illinois steers,. 1,288
18 " " 1,143
32 " 1,331
14 oxen 1,703
12 Indiana steers, 1,325
16 Missouri " 1,148
16 oxen 1,345
36 steers 1,084
18 Ohio 1,100
And 18 other sales.
&CERT" AND LAMBS. -The market is
slow and dragging, with light receipts.
The only sales were as follows:
No. of Aera.ge
Head. Weight, lbs. Price.
115 Mich. sheep, 89 • $7 00
30 87 I 50
Hos.-The market is flat. No sales
-up to noon. Prices nominal at $5 50 to
$575.
THE LATEST EXCITEMENT.
J. LECKIE,
BRUSSELS,
Has just received and opened out
OVER $10,000 WORTH
DISBURSEMENTS
By Interest on Coupons
Street Repairs
Officers' Salaries
SiukingFund.
Railway 'Expenses
Charity
Printing and Stationery ..
Bell Ringing
Royal Canadian Bank
County Aasesement (to Co. Treasurer)
Non-resident Taxes (to Co. Treasurer)
School Board.
Sundries
Balance in hands of Treasurer
8805 74
1,010 00
188 5(„„
150 00
4900
266 00
29 00
50 00
65 00
61 50
100 25
984 93
8100
171 71
106 50
239 24
84 00
4,498 67
40 93
$9,827 87
210 00
1,138 66
267 00
• 400 00
190 55
18 65
69 11
52 00
1,004 59
891 80
57
4,450 00
178 16
954 28
TiNi3 PIM0 E1 8
AT M. R. COUNTER'S
$9197 87
Uncollected Taxes $58 75
Audited, the Treasurer's books compared with
vouchers, and forind everything correct.
ARCH. DEW/elle) Auditors.
279 J. S. PORTER, j
SEA.FORTII AND HURON
SPRING AND SUMMER
• GOODS,
- CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS,
(Fancy and Staple,)
MILLINERY,
READYMADE CIJOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
H ARDW ARE,
GROCERIES, &C.
.nt
The stock is the largest and cheapest ever of-
fered tolthe public, having been purchased on the
very clofsest terms, in the very best markets, and
comprsiing over $20,000 of Goods.
Parties interested will govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
evert to be opened at 10 o'clock A. M.
•SAMUEL P. HALLS, Tp. Clerk.
Dated Usborne, April 8, 1873. 279-4 n
COURT OF REVISION
Price.
$6 371,• • TOWNSHIP OF HAY.
6 00
6 15 1 rpm COURT OF REVISION for the Township
5 75 of Hay, for the purpose of revising and or-
rnectlnegpohe Ati3e joismzenteril or 1873_,wili be held
6 12,-
6 00 On rrnaleonn ath day of May flex ,
5 50
At the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. All parties iter -
6 75 ested are requested to take notice and govern
5 624. themselves accordingly.• HUGH LOVE, Sr.,
Township Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Hill's Green, April 2, 1878.
ENV YORK HORSE MA_RKET.
TUESDAY, April 15, 1873.
The horse trade of the week has not
been as satisfactory as a good supply,
favorable weather, and the well advanc
ed season has led_ us to anticipate. The
demand for work horses, without being
brisk, was fair enolligh to prevent accu-
mrdation of stock,the liberal arrivals
notwithstanding, and_ prices continued
• firm. Owing to the continued stringency
in money, the market for pleasure horses
-remained dull, only a few pairs of car-
riage horses being sold at an average of
$1,200 per pair. There was considerable
anthity in the anction marts prices
realized were, however, harclly
price of Gold in Vew York
is quoted_ at 11m.
MOURNING CARDS.
w.k.. VE ON LUND and are prepared to
TPrint, inoneninn Cards, imitable for
enclosing in envelopes and sending to distant
la
MeTEAN BROTHERS,
Huron Expositor Office, Seaforth.
COURT OF REVISION.
' TOWNSHIP OF TUCFERSMITH.
MOTICE is hereby given that the Court of Re-
--'vision for the Township of Tuckersraith will
be held in the Village of Harpurhey, in Dill's
HoL el,
Oil Friday, the 9th day of May next,
At the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., for the purposahf
Revising the ASSOSSTRealt of said Township and.
hearing and deciding on Appeals against the same.
WILLIAM MUIR,
Township Clerk.
Tuckersmith, 7th April, 1-873. 279-3.
FARM FOR SALE.
Special BARGAINS in Prints and Dress Goods.
Selling at usnal wholesale cost priee•
MILLINERY in great profusion. Goods made
and trimmeti to order on the shortest notice.
Goods of all kinds will be sold at prices that will
defy competition.
Special discounts for CASH.
Call end see thegoods and prices befere pur-
chasing elsewhere.
MARBLE: WORKS.
JEWELRY STORA, SEAFORTH, .
FOR $150 AND UPWARDS.
Mb.
• 1873.
THE LARGEST AND MOST SELECT' STOCK
• OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Ever Shown in, dts Connty of Huron,
AT
THOMAS KIQO'S:EMPORIUM,
M. L. MESSET & SON,
(Late of rfamilton,)
Would intimate to their numerous friends and the
general public that they are prepared to Ill all
orders for
Monuments, Headstones, Table " Tops,
Mantes, Ezo.
Granite Monuments Imported to Order.
Work of the best style and art, and cannot be
surpassed in this part of Ontario.
A call respectfully solicited.
Next door to Porter's Furniture Store,
MAIN -SREET, SEAFORTH.
M. L. MESSET. H. MESSET.
CONTAINING 313 acres, at $25 per acre, situ-
ated in Vermillion County, State of Indiana,
on the Wttbash River, a navigable stream for 350
miles • 223 acres of this farm is rich bottom land,
which', with fair eultivation, will produce 75
bushels of corn per acre; the remainder is up-
land, good for all kinds of small grain; 165 acres
of this farm is in a good state of cultivation, the
balance good hardwood; a large frame house 11
stories, one log house, log stables and corn caibs,
two orchards and an abundance of good. water.
This farm is situated tluee miles south of the
thriving town of Clinton, Indiana, on the Evans-
-ville, Terre Haute and Chicago Railway; 160
relies south of Chicago, 111., and 10 miles north
of Terre Haute, Ind., a city of 20,000 inhabitants;
good roads; good s„hoin. ; good markets and a
good neighborhood. Terms easy -or I will trade
for land in either the Counties of Huron or Brace,
Ont. Address 101IN E. RYAN, Clinton, Ver.
miJlioTL Cotmty, Indiana, -or 0. R. COOPER,
Brassels, Ont. - 275*10
HORSEIVIN, ATTENTION!
10Pt OUTE BILLS neatly and promptly printed at
-1-v the EXPOSITOR OFFICE.
JOHN L:ECKIE,
Brusse/8.
SEAFORTH
MARBLE WORKS,
.3.1 A LAT STREET,
Opposite the Waterloo House, near the Station.
r •
MONUMENTS HEADSTONES,
And work of all kinds in American and Foreign
Marble, designed and executed in the best style,
and atinost refisonable priees.
Mantles of .Varous -Colored Marble sue -
plied on ,S11iOrt Notice.
Granite Monuments and Headstones imported
to order.
CALDER BROTHERS.
MORTGAGE SALE
• Y LAND AND DWELL1N0-H0USE IN TN le
VILLAGE OF ZURICH.
TTNDER and by virtue of a power of sale con-
tained in a certain mortgage, reside by Amos
Witmer, which Will be produced at the time of
sale, ddanit haying been made in payment, will
be offered for sale by public auction, by Edward
Bossenberry, auctioneer, at the Victoria Hall, in
the Village of Zurich, on MONDAY, the 21st day
of April, A. D. 1873, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
subject to such conditions as shall then be pro-
duced, the follewing property, viz.: All those par-
cels or triads of land and premises situate, lying
and being in the village of ZURICH, in the Coun-
ty of Huron and Province of Ontario, containhrg
by admeasurement two-fifths of an acre of land,
more or less, being composed of Lots Numbers
Eleven and Twelve, from Louis Vairther's envoy
dI the westerly twenty-nne acres of Lot Number
Twenty-one in the Tenth Concession of the Town -
lain of Hay.
There Wm dwelling -house and blacksmith shop
on the land 'in good repair and condition. •
For further particulars apply to W. G. WILSON,
Zurich, agent for the vendor.
Zurich, March 22,1873.
279-2
277 ANDREW CALDER, Agent.
BEEPLES ! BEEPLES! BEEPLES I
SHTOP A LEEDLE
HOWS YOUR °MUDDER ?
VELL?
DELL HER PORTER
ReebB 10th
FUNNYTURE,
oft
IN CHANCERY.
IN CHAMBERS.
SAMIDAy, the 29th day Of Murch, A. D. 1878.
BETWEEN
WILLIAM FORTUNE,
Plaintiff,
and
EDWARD MeKEARNAN
all others,
Defendant.
Upon tie applicatiOn of the above-named plain-
tiff, and upon hearing the Solicitors for the appli-
cant, and -Upon reeding the affidavit of Henry
W. C. Meer and the &Orbit therein referred to -
It is ordered that service of offers °enes of the
bill of isemplaint, endorsed in accordande with
the Generaprders of this Court, and of a copy of
this order upon the defendant, Bridget Cowan, be
deemed good service upon the defendstpts, Ed-
ward, Patrick and john McKearnan, andlhat said
three last-mentioned defendants do, on or before
the thirtieth deg of June next, answerOr demur
to said bill. " •- •
[Signed4 GEO. S. HOLMEBTED,
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS1
Dress Goods in the latesttind most select styles of the season.
Millinery Dvartment Complete.
T10MAS KIDD.
" SPEAK NO
BUT DON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE.
WILSON Si; YOUNG, SEAFORTII,
Have. on hand a large and complete stock of
FIELD A_ND GARDEN SEEDS
Of all kinds, which have
warranted good. •
• v .w.c. C.
Edwitrd,Tatrigk and John McKearitenigqike no-
tice that, if. yeterlo not answer or defmar to the
bill, punruarat to the above order, pie 'plaintiff
may obtain an order to take the bill *cOnfessed
against you, and. the Court may grant such relief
as he may bfeentitled to, on his ewir shying, and
you will not receive any Inrther notice of the fu-
ture prodeedings in the canse. •
Your answer is to be fried at the Office of the
Deputy Registrar at the Town of 9oderich•in. the
County of Huron.
* • BENSON & MEYElt,
278-4, Plaintiff 'a So
licitor.
•
•
been purchased from the most reliable seedsmen in the Doirion, and are
Groceries and Crockery, as Usual.
Just received, one car load of
half and quarter barrels, which
ducement to etrtomers. Also,
Choice Porter.
Superior Wines for Medical
Insolvent Act oi 18694
/A the County Court of the County of Hy,
rOn.
LIQUORS.
CARLING'S PALE AND AMBER ALE„ .13-1 barls,
will be sold either wholesale or retail, at prices which will be an in -
Bass' Ale in bottles, Youngers' Ale in bottlean Several varieties of
Perposes and table use, in wood and bottle.
Pr_AD-EITt,JD PBED
Aheans on hand,
and delinered to town customers free of charge.
WILSON & YOUNG
MAIN-STFEET, AFORTH.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF SEEDS
• IN TOWN IS TO BE FOUND AT
STRONG & FAIRLEYS,
CONSISTING OF
Clover Seed, Timothy Seed, Alsild Clover, • White Clover, Hungarian
Grass, Red Top, Orchaird 09 -ass, Tares, Bucktoheat, &c.
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A Large Lot of Top Onion Sets Expected Daily.
Canada, Province of Ontuio, 1 In the matter of
Comity of Huron; j JAMES LEONARD,
aaninlishOIldily
insolvent. , the twelfth
Oday of May next, the
undersigned will apply to the said Court for a dis-
clueDragtecatmatdeAinr tiniesyvillacte.
in „the County of Huron,
this twenty-eighth day of March, A. D, 1873.
JAMES LEONARD. -
by Ball & Matheson
279 his Attorneys ad lite
m.
SCHILD'S CARRIAGES
Un haat, un if she vents any tinks, she • gits
dem far
MOOST NODDIN'
Dere. He gibs dem meost all avay.
Be keebs a gribble to deliber dem to you euse
un gits dero afore he sbtfirts a,vay mit ,dem.
His antore is yore -M-hister Hatt pleat to spile
his lether, tin ItAINSHTREET, SEAFORTH.
NOTA BENA - Wen you don't got any
BICHTERS wat you don't like to hay framed,
call by PORTER'S that bin der sheapest Niece
in town.
S. L. KENNEDY,
TTOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
and Grainer. Paperhanging also attended to.
W.:irk done as eheap as by any other good work-
man in the business. All orders left with Mr.
Kennedy, or for him at the ExPosiTon Office will
be promptly attended to.. 279
GARDEN SEEDS
IN BULK, IN GREAT VARIETY, WARRANTED FRESH.
TURNIP AND MANGOLD SEEDS,*
A LARGE STOCK;
HEIFER LOST.
STII.SYED from MeBlide's Hotel, Seaforth, oi
KJ the 24th. of March, a. two-yearoid ECEIFER
of black color. Any person giving such informa-
tion as will lead totth.e recovery of ,,the above ani-
mal will be suitably rewarded. •
hisINRY MeGAVIN,
279I Lot 28, Con.12, McKillop, Winthrop P.0,
PARTIES WISHING SEED CbRN FOR DAIRY PURPOSES CAN BE SUPPLIED AT
STRONG t1/4 FAIRLEY'S.
OUR STOOK OF GROCERIES COMPLETE AS USUAL;
• LOOK HERE, JUST NOW.
AFINTYRE SiLt
GLOVE LOST.
T OST, on Saturday, the 5th of April, on the Hu-
J- ron Rea between Carronbroorandtitchell, a
Brown. Baver-Skin Glove. The finderaktill confer
a favor on the owner byfleaving it either at joaeph
Kidd's store, Carronbrook, or at the EvrosiTon
office, Seaman. • 279*4..
SEAFORTH,
)71 A VE GOT AS GOOD, FASHIONABLE AND CHEA.P
BOOTS AND SHOES
' AS CAN BE _FOUND IN THE COUNTRY-.
Full lines in Ladies' and Gents' PraneJla Wear -for Summer.
•CUSTOM WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
Just give us a call. Yon will find -as opposite W. Robertson. & Co.'s Ilaidware Store, Seaforth,
Seaforth, March 27, 1878. •277
• CAUTION.
TEE Public, are hereby cautioned against pur-
chasine or negotiating a NOTE OF HAND,
for the st`i'm of.,$41, drawn by George McKim, in
favor of Alex. Mollibbin, dated Oct. 6, 1872, and
due six months from date, as paynaent on the said
note has been stopped.
ALEX. 1.1e1CD3BM.
Walton, Mareh 31,1873. 278*4
DOG LOST.
T OST, on March 6, a. -white and brown water
spaiiiel DOG, with long ears and short tail, an-
swering to the name of "Scot." Any person
leaving such information as will lead to his recov-
ery at the EXPOSITOR Offie,e will be suitably re-
warded, and any person found harboring said dog
after this datewili be proseenteclas the law directs.
March 81,1873. 278
BOY WANTED. •
"W -ANTED, hrunediately, a BOY 1 or the Black-
' smithing business. Apply to -
278 ' MeINTOSFI & MOBRSON.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE
Of the following new and choice vaninties,
Climax, Excelsion,
Bresee's Prolifiey Willard. Seedlits,
Chattering, Granitne State.
Took drat prizes whenever shrewn et theFallShews,
and four prizes at the Se &forth Seed Fair in 1878.
The above -rerietiee, are -warranted true to name,
Apply at Lot 23, Can3,Town8bip of Tucker -
smith, H. R. S.% or addrese
3•A4an letnnp,VROROUGH,
278 8ealextb., Out.
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