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Tuesday nornit'
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a Saturday. Dena
Commissary to ad.
the diocese during
at, as his Honor
Iford was dri '
his hose, ajjJI
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Thejudgewao , a
liege and severely ,
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John Heath, while
was knoeked down
Toronto, a few dare -
. He fell heavily, -
hbo fell untel,picked -
Vho conveyed nun to
'eliere he died in a
effects of ininnes
Lond
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on, Huron aud
Ceillivray. favor
olding Theatinaa in
t township of a .
a bonus to the
6kei urner Railway -
ownship of Downie,
the second time, on.
then.
O. -Council Tnet on
members present.
reaftar persons oWin
Leat s shall_ do a pro-
keli beat. N. pre -2 to
clug*ear Mr. Mar -
ted. fgt. charity, $4.
-eork on roads, $218
= each corteeion re.
aznount of -money
made and tht path -
same, except on S.
where a commission .
Changes will be made
7 and 10 next meet
. newly, Clerk.
manmeaussamasemansa
sa BALLS.,
iday, July 7 anti 8,
Ate,
Horses, Wagons,
wort. of Furniture.
paietore A . Bishop,
le at Wingham. T.
meemaamaammemssema
tTILS.
arth, on Jnue 24, the
oes Ritchie, Jr., of a
aforth, onJune 21, the
a Birchatd, teacher, of
.rieh, en June 29, the
Miller, Esq,
a Huron, of arson.
`,.oderich„ on June 24,
ampson, of a son.
WAGES.
Hibbert, by Rev.
John-Valareee to Miss
both of Ribbert.
-On Jurre 25, at the
bride's brother, Mr. J.
mith, by Rev. Mr. Mil -
• Mr. Gilbert Maiera„
.1iss Sarah Carter, of
LA.THs.
artt on June 24, Sid.-
aigeJtt son of Mr. James
year and 6 months.
borne'on June 20, of
Eticherd Fanson, son of
ison, aged 16 years.
.eter, on June 18, Ellen
daughter of Mr. James
; years.
omemanalt
EARKETS.
aalit from- the effects of dronth. On
oil* farms- not more than helf the usual
•orep is expected, on others the falling Off
aeadinattid
tbe ope-thiid. sraTinvem
think the season' is now so far 'advanced
thatmeadows will not yield above these
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estimates, even in cam of; copious rams. -
Onniany farms the *medinne clover is be-
ing to bloom and must eoon be out.
outrage,* reported to be short, and
-.COWs inconsequence are falling off in the
• *aid of -milk. The black slater lauds of
erkimer County will perhaps bear
.arouth as Well m any lands in the Sta,
te
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- and thedry weather of this mason. has
Oren. theme a: Severe test. However, if
ree have rain soon, pasturage will rapidly.
recuperate. The market at Little Falls
te.day opened very dull -the dullest of
the_seasort-and prices are down fully lc
below the rates of last week, on best fac-
tories. The delivery- of fax= dairies
amounted to between 800 and 900 boxes,
and sales were made - for common to fine
at 9c to 120,and for extra and fancy
from 1210 to131c. Factories were large-
ly represkated, the offerings amountMg
in the ageetegate to between 7,000 and
8,000 boxes, only about 3,000 of which,
itis estimated, were sold. The views of
aelaers were above those of buyers, and.
sales did not begin to be made until late
in the afternoon.Many sent forward
their goods to be sold on commission, and
a considerable number refused to sell,
referring to hold over theft to accept of
de ruling rates. The top Price, so far
as We eould learn at 6 o'clock P. M., was •
Wekgive the leading transactions
as -follows Manheim Centre, 142boxes
• at late : Manheim 'Turnpike, 70 boxes at
* 13,0 ; Mid81eville, 13e ; Newport, 60
boxes at 1310. There was quite a num-
ber of others that probably sold at Mc.
Dairymen are very much dissatisfied with
- the low prices, but are obliged. te accept
the situation. The delivery +Abutter
continites to be light and prices a little
lower than last week. We quote sales
of fine grass make at 26e. Our advices
from abroad are to June 11. • Our Lon -
'don correspondent reports stocks of old
'Cheese exhausted, and rib* fndder make
sating at 688 to 72s per cvit.
gROOKERY, CROCKERY.
VALUA
LE Lots
ALWAYeTtENOWNED FOR NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
On principal .street, at stati6n:Grow6j also,'a
MILL PRIVILAGE
And site 'far -Cheese Factory.
Great chance for settlers or speculators. See
large posters.
Wk. SAMAR, THOS. HOLMES,'
11904 Proprietor, „ a • Auctioneer.
He has now on hand
a
LADIES' BATISTE SUITS, LADIES' LINEN SUITS, CHILDREN'S
MARSEILLES SUITS.
'BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BUFFALO, June 26.
The following shows the receipts and
shipments of live stock at Veit Buffalo
for the week thus far, beginning with
Sunday:
Receipts. ,
Sunday ... • ..•
Monday --
Tuesday
Wedneeday.
Cattle, Sheep,
head. bead.
2,555 3,000
2,856 200.
782 2,000
2,601 4,000
Total......
Same tiraelast
:
June 26,i878.ll
'naning to get duagain
An occasional load of
erd, but deliveries gen-
The wool- season seems
, 'The following are the
:
......$1 15 to $1 18
.. I IS to 11
0 50 to 0 56
--- 0 45 to 1)45-
, - 0 55 to 0 00
015
1)12
.... . - 01)
6
-
1 ike 10., 70.
. . . 0 00 to 1)10
18 00
= .
. 4 00 to 600
15 to 26
to 15
. . . n 0 50 to 151)
0 es te 000
04 to *005
reI,
- 0 00 to 100
0 00 to 0 40
0 00 to 600
2 25 to 800
S4 to 81
S 50 to 375
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; CLINTON, June 26, 1873.
15 giig
1 13 (4) 115
a 43 0 0 46
055 6.*0°,
0 la ° .1
• _ .. Orr (0 18 00
aanon, June 26, 1871. r.
eat, pee bushel, $1 ,10t0
wheat, $1 10 to$I 174 ;
• 16 to $1 17; barley,
s, 55c to 600 oats,
rolls, 16e to 180 ; pato'
; (antCICSe 12e to 14c; wool,
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iltaNTO, June 26, 1873-
er bushel, $110 to -$i 20;
r*.1 16 to $1 17; bariat
s, 400 to 43c ; peas/ uw
lb. rails, 16c to I8g ;
lis, 13c to 15c; eggs, 14e
;4c te 370.
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L, S AIRY MARKO;
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FALL, June 21, 1873-
-.)er of dairymen frora
Herkimer and adjoining *
,the grass crop extromelY
Sunday .
Monday.,......
Tuesday......
NiTednestlay
8,789 9,200,
8,279 6,200
Shipment -s.
Cattle, Sheep,
head. head.
- 600
680 1,400
2,805 2,000
2,890 3,600
!BUSINESS OPENING.
PLAIN AND STRIPED SHAWLS,
STORE and Dwelling to let inNewbridoe, County
"--1 of Huron, surrounded by fine faripmg coun-
taa; where a business of $6,000 per =num can be
done. 'Bent -moderate. Immenite posaession.
CHARLES T. DOILlo
290-4 • Clinton, Ontario.
- OATS AND CORN.
A FEW CARS of Fancied Western OATS for
4-1- Sale. P. It. JARVIS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
290-3 • Ontario St., Stratford.
In great variety, from 41 50 upward.
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His immense stock of Silks, Grenadines, Japaneee Silk, Poplins, Black Gros Grain Silk and Fancy
Dress Goods cannot be excelled hi any country town,
The latest novelties in Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, in Muslin and Linen Seta, Real Lace Collars, Fancy
Ties aad Bows.
An inimense Stock of Parasols and Kid Gloves in every style.
IL$ON YOTING-
Are offering great bargains in
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CROCKERY, ALL KINDS.
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Tea Sets from $2 50 apwarde. Toilet Sets complete from $2 50 -upwards, awl all Otherartieles cOr-
respondingly low.
ESTRAY HEIFER AND SHEEP.
.--4AMF. into the premises of the undersigned,
‘-/ Lot No. 4, Concession 8, Hibbert, -on Or about
the month of October last, a two-year old Heifer,
and a Ewe with a lamb. The owner of the above
animals is requested to claim them immeelately,
and pay all expeneeszotherwise they will be sold
for expenses of keeping.
2904 DO.ALINICK WATERS.
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE.
Don'eforget to see our Teas and Sugars; 11 pounds of bright Demerara Sugar, $1.
OUR TEAS CANNOT
As the Summer season is adVan
i•T 3:3 Pk 1=tkT B11,
In Bottles and on Draft, of excellent quality.
CLARETS, PORT SHERRY, CHAMPAGNE, BRANDY, CIN; RUM, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY,
IN BOTTLES, THE GENUINE STUFF.
BE EXCELLED FOR QUALITY AND PRICE.
oing, the above Dry Goods will be sold cheap for cash.
GENERAL. GROCERIES
Of all kinds, as -usual.
Flour and Feed, in Abundance
- Goods delivered in any part of the village free of cluirge.
WILSON & YOUNG,
THOMAS KIDD,
SEAVORTH.
HORSE STOLEN OR STRAYED..
SZTOI EN or Strayed from the Commons at Har-
purhey, a smaliluray Mare, eight years old.
Both her hind feet white, a white star on fore-
head, and white strip -on noseaalso a white spot
on the back made by saddle. There are two sears
on the nigh hip. Any person giving much irror.
illation to the undersigned as will lead to her
recovery will be sqitably rewarded.
290 ANDREW CURRIE, Seaforth.
TURNINGIATHE FOR SALE.
• . . •
FOR SALE,. a self-acting Iron Turning Lathe
with all the latest haptovements. Also, a
nnmloer of tools connected therewith. Can be
seen at any time at Mrs. MALCOM'S, Market
Square, Seaforth. 2994
Hogs, Horses.
head. head.
9,200 240
2,900 16
100 16
800 128
13,000 400.
8,500 560
Hogs, Horses.
head. head.
4,700 128
4,700 208-
3,30 112
700 16
Total.- .... 6,375 7,000 13,400, 464
Same tithe last
week.... .. 6,477 5,000 11,300 544
.Carrea.-The market was slow, with
Common stock full la offfrom last week'i
'closing prices. ,One load of choice steers
was sold by Doti to a focal butcher at
the faney price of'16 621 ; but Ws was
a chance sale, far above the market.
The same -cattle would not have brought
more than $6 371 to Eastern buyers.
"The market is undergoing its usual
change at this season from corn feet
to greasers.. Very fiiev- prime cattle in
the yards. The yards are full of stock.
Attendance of buyers good. Sales
aomprised about 1;250 head. Transac-
tions were as follows _
No. of Average
Heal Weight, lbs.
80 Illinois steers, 1,282
79 " 64 1,079
29 " 1,459
80 I " " 1,058
17 „ '` 1,135
19 6` 1,185
53 " 66 1;096
17 Ohio •6 1,173
16 1,141
" * 1,024
1,210
16 " 1,465
16 " heifers 1,245
And -19 other sales.
SHEEP A.PTD LAMBS. - The market
was a little more active, vvith prices
Unchanged. We note the following
sales :
No. of Average
Head. Weight, lbs. Price.
222 Ohio sheepeclipped 83 -$4 75
44.0 Mich. 85 4 12i
96 Canada " " 60 940
83 CC Cc a 63 9 60 .
22 " " 138 8 00
15 Ohio laanbs, 50 7 00
• And 3 other gales.
Roos. -The market flat; but few
hogs offering. and not sufficient sales to
make a quotable market. Prices rule
nominal at $4.90 to $5.
19 "
35 "
10
,BOYS WANTED. -
WANTED, immediately, at the Huron Carriage
Werke, Seaforth, three good boys, to learn
the Carriage Making business. From the country
preferred.
290 A. J. McINTOSH.
Price.
$6 00
5 75
6 35
5 75
5 60
5 75
5 50
5 75
5 62,
525
5 62f
6 62.'t
5 50
M.
LONGINES.
R. COUNTER, SEAFORTH,
BLACKSMITH WANTED. •
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WANTED, immediately, by W. T. HUNTER,
" Brussels, a journeyman Blacksmith. To a
good workman and steady man good wages and
constant employment will be given. 29044
Has just received two more cases of those celebrated
Main -Street, Seaforth.
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
AT
M. R. COUNTER'S
JEWELRY STORE, SEAFORTH,
LONCINE WATCHES,
Manufaciured by THOS. RUSSELL & SON expressly for him.
A FEW
CONCERTINAS AND VIOLINS
AT LESS THAN COST.
1111-1 COIVE33S.„
LADAS' BACK COMBS, LATEST FASHION, A. CHOICE SELECTION, AT
*
As a proof of the excellent quality of these Watches, Mr. COUNTER has sold four eases "'thin six
months, and -each one has given entire satisfaction. •
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,
WorricE is hereby given that the partnership
hitheito existing between the undersigned,
under the name and funa of McINTOSH & MOR-
RISON', carriage builders, in the village of Sea -
forth, has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. I 'I parties indebted to„the late firm will pay
the same ' to ALEXANDER J. McINTOSH, who
will also discharge all liabilitios incurred by the
said firm, and.ite whose name the business ;will
heceafter be carrie,don.
a :ALEANDER J. McINTOSH,
MATHEW C: MORRISON.
Dated at Seaforth, this 23rd day of dune, 1873.
NOTICE.
In connection with the above, the undersigned
, desires to state that the - business heretofore car-
- ried on by McIntosh & Morrison will hereafter be
carried on by himself in all its branches. As
neither expense nor labor will be saved in order to
afford every satisfaetion to its patronsahe hopes to
have a continuance of the liberal patronage be-
stowed upon the late firm since they commenced
business in Seaforth. - -
etro ALEX. 3. McINTOSH.
HORSE SHODNIG.
GEORGE BARKER, begs to inform the farmers
of Mcleillop that he intends to commence busi-
ness in his old stand at Winthrop on the first of
July, and that he intends to carry on the business
as formerly done by him. The most particular at-
tention wi be paid to Horse Shoeing. Special
attention paid to horses with tender feet. All
kinds of repairing promptly attended to either
holt or wood work. Wagon tires -act and warrant-
ed. All work warranted. Prices greatly reduced.
For partienlars cal). rind flee for yourselves. I take
this opportmilty of thanking you for past favors
and hope by doing good work at a low price to
merit a continuance of the same.
- GIORGE BARKER, Horse Shaer,
290 Winthrop.
STOLEN- GOO -DS.
NEW YORK HORSE MARKET.
TUESDAY, June 24, 1873.
The quietude of the local horse trade
has increased from clay. to day through-
out the week tinder review. There was
nothing new to observe in the deraand
for work horses. Prices remained much
the same as usual, with a slight tendency
ill the buyer's favor. The amount of
sales reported in the Bun Head market
was comparatively Small. The Jerome STRAY STEER.
premises of t
Park races and other attractions offered -QTRAYED from the he undersigned,
the aa Lot 29, Con. 9, McKilloTp6, Fair
on or abont the 1st
three years old,
777.
AFTER DOMBION DAY
M. R. COUNTER'S, Seaforth.
At
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AND FOR THAT WEEK,
The following lot of Goods will be cleared out at reduced prices:
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• Silk Parasols from 50 cants.
Silk Jackets from $2 50.
Silk Dresses at $1 per yard.
Silk Serge at 70 cents per yard.
Silk Bareges from 15 cents per yard.
Grenadine Dreams from 16 cents per yard. -
Yosemite Dresses from 20 cents per yard..
Linen Tasso from 20 cents per yard.
Fine Camlets, checked, from 30c. per yard.
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ea;
Also, a Job Lot of Dress Goods
from 10c. to 20c. per yard, worth from 20e. to 400.
ALL NEW GOODS, IMPORTED FRU ENCLAND
THIS SEASON.
N.
Also, ved to -day, another lot of those heavy bine and br'
eam Denims Cotton Yarn, Cotton Bags,
Carpet Warp, and a lot of new Canadian Tweeds at from 70c. VD $1 per yard.
IsTO BMOC:31\TM) P1RICM_
BUTTER taken in exchange same as cash. Cash paid for Batter packed Tennets. •
A. G. McDOUGALL.
A- PIECE OF DRESS GOODS was stolen from
the store of LOGAN & JAMIESON, on Wed-
nesday, 251h June. Since the perpetration of the
theft, information has been received from one who
saw the goods taken, which leaves no doubt as to
who the guilty person is. Unless the goods are
immediately returned, this person will be prosecut-
ed and exposed.
290 LOGAN & JAMIESON.
TWEEDS,
TWEEDS.
SPLENDID LOT OF
SOLD -OUT---lops,STOCIE AND BARREL
VBANK PALTRIDGrE, Photographer, Seaforth,
•
bega* to inform his -old-friends that he will re-
tire from the Photographic business, on the 1st of
July next. As many of my friends as would like to
see me, come along before the lkt of July. Also,
for sale, that comfortable, pleasantly situated
COTTAGE AND LOT,
On High-st. (opposite residence of Rev. Mr. Gold-
smith) containing 4 bed -rooms, parlor, dining -room,
kitchen, pantry, good cellar; .hard and soft water
with pumps; cook shed; a very convenient brick
deify and ash house; the garden is first-class ;
vegetables all planted with the choicest kinds;
plum trees grape vines just commencing to.betir,
and &nice 'flower garden in front. The Lot is one-
fifth of in acre less five feet on the north side
where there is a lane for teams rendering it cosi
to a corner lot. The above- premises may be view-
ed any day between the hours of 3 and 5 P. M.
There is also an unexpired paidup Fire Insurance
policy on the house with two years yet to run.
Title perfect: Apply to
FRANK PALTRIDGE, •
288 Photographer, Seaforth.
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Canada,
Province of Ontario, In the County Court of the
County of Huron. County of Huron.
Insolvent Act of 1869
CA) DIAN
TWEEDS
•
. FOR FALL WEAR, JUST RECEIVED AT
LOGAN &
JAMIESON'S
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11•1111•111 02
N. B. -Suits made at reasonable prices, with fits guaranteed.
In the matter of Annie A. Irwin, 1 an- In-
solvent. 0
On the 4enty-e1ghth day of July next the under-
signed will apply to the Judge of the said Court for
a discharge underthe said Act.
Dated at Seaforth, thia 18th day of June, 1873.
ANNIE A. ERWIN,
By BENSON & MEYER,
Her Attorneys ad litem.
289-4
on tlfe turf caused half-holi ays to
_ kale in the market for all tne higher -
valued stock, and business in this depart-
ment of our trade, already conspicuous
for its unseasonable dulhaess. came al-
most to a stand -still. - The safes- affected.
through the agency -of our leading auction
Marts presentei no new or interesting
feature.
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GOLD. --The price of G old. in New York
is quoted. at 1151.
of may last, a sarx
with a white spot on the Bide, behind the shoulder.
4Any person giving such information de will lead
to the recovery of the above onimal will be suit-
ably rewarded. . JAMES DUNCAN.
2894 Winthrop P. 9.
FOR SAlLE.
A dooD BUG-Gt, A Bargain.
• EDWARD CASH.
Seaforth, ainae 18. 1878. 289
Province of Ontario, In the County Court of the
Canada, ,
County of Hurog. County of Huron. '
Insolvent Act 01.1869
In the Inatter of Franz, A. Me▪ yer,•an In-
solvent.
On the twentY-eighth day*of July next the ander-
signed will apply to the judge of the said Court
fora discharge under the said Act.
Dated at Seaforth, thie 18th day of Juno, 1873.
FRANZ A. MEYER.
By BENSON &=MEYER,
289-4 His Attorneys adlitem.
THOR0U6HBRED DURHAM •BULL FOR
VOR SALE, a Thoroughbred Durham Bull, one
i. year old: Pedigree given. Apply to
R..E. CARNOCHAN,
2YI*4 -Tucliersnaith.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
A s I have been appointed Sole Agfiut in the Pre-
-"- vinee of Ontario, for the Florence Sewing Ma-
chine, none have a right to sell the said raaehine
except those aPPOillted by rae. In the Coanty of
Mixon the following 'are* the only authorized
Agents for the Florence Machine : Thos; Connors,
U. P. Whiffen, and. Lawrence Murphy, Seaforth ;
Villiers; Mt:Gear:Clinton ; L. 5.1,Villson, Goderich.
Any perso-a or persons other than the above rePre-
Benting that they have a right to sell, or can fur-
nish the Florence Machine in the County of Hu. -
iron, are impoeters, and the public are hereby
'warned to beware of thew.
0. C. 'WILLSON;
General Agent for Ontario,
Seafortb..
290
LOGAN & JAMIE§ON.
For the Haying and Harvest of 1873.
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SALE.
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The Subscribers offer their unrivalled
_CAYUGA, CHIEF. JR. MOWER, ANI) JOHNSTON SELF -RAKING SINGLE
_ • REAPER,
And guarantee them supetior*in every respect to an Combined. Machines in use. Among their chief
adv antagies over Combined Machines we would mention the following:
let. They are cheaper, because a Reaper and Mower costing $210 will outwear two Combined Ma-
chines costinglover $300, and with not one-quarter the cost of repairs.
2nd. They are lighter traught ; any light team can work either Mower or Reaper all day with ease.
The pitmans working freely, and never cramping, as is always the CS -Se with combined Machines on
Inifiervde.nTshaerfynos. better work, beearise each is specially adapted to its own close Of work, is always
ready for its work withotit changes, and. both machines, by their levers, will cut closer than any
other nuiehine. .This is a great advantage, especially 'in mowing, as an inch at 'the bottom is worth
thiee•Wenhat ttenti6.041148ateYteoaxeaumerate the farther advantages of these machinesabut Offer a trial of either
or both in all lands of grass or grain, and will agree to cut the worst -lodged grase or grain, going the
same way it is lodged, which no other Mower or Reaper can do.
We offer, to such as ineist npon trying combined machinesuur
And guarantee it equal to the best of its class. AU our work guaranteed. 'Address -
THOMSON .& WILLIAMS, Mitchell, Ont.
13" Repairs at jOHNSON BROS., Seaforth.
OHIO COMBINED MACHINE WITH JOHNSTON SELF RAKE,
BACON AND HAMS.
VOR SALE, by the undersigned, at Kippen, in
-a- large or small lots, for cash abont ten tons of
first-class Bacon. and Smoked liams. Apply to
JAMES & GEORGE PETTY,
286°4 Kippen P. 0.
TENDERS WANTED. ,
TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up
-a- to -the lst of jkly, for the erection of a Frame
Dwelling House according, to plans and specifica-
' tions, which may he seen at my office. I do not
bind myself to accept the lowest or any tender un-
less otherwise satisfactory. Terms cash down on
completion of the ioinaccording to contract.
287 JOHN ,S. PORTER -
HO'TEL FOR SALE.
THAT HOTEL ]mown as viss' HOTEL, -near
-a- the Station, doin-o a good„bu.siness, will be sold
rt to -
LOST, on Saturday, 7th June, between the 4th.
Concession, H. R. S., Tuckeremith, and Sea -
forth, or between Seaforth* and the residence of
Mr. GEO. OTTESIsTrY, on the Huron liked, a silver
baud for the huh of a buggy, with cap. The find-
er will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
EXPOSITOR Office. 289°4
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FARMERS, TAE NOTICE.
rrE.E subscriber informs farnieni mad the PUblie
'IL that his
THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE BOAR
Will stand for the service of Sows at the farm
formerly owned by Dr. Chalk, Harpurhey, during
thnle pritemseast._oseasncemp.ollar
per Sow, with privilege of
returning -payable atTtroemAofsseIrviceicaLELLAND.
287-4
h ith all the barns sheds, outhouses, ionr CA UTION TO TRESPASSERS.
cheap for cash or exchange r p p
VOTIOE is hereby given tluit an.y pe.rson found
-L/ cutting or destroying timber cal lots IsZos 20
and 22, in Con. 6, Township of exey, will be
proeecuted ancording to law.
FISICE11.
Grey, April 12, 1873. 280413
good wells, &c. For further particulars apply to JAS.
ROSS, on the premises. Title indisputable. Pos-
session given immediately.
3. Rosa, Seaforth.
N. b. -Also, a good Storehouse on the South
, siding will he sold. cheap for cash. 289
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