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g wheat, armee
' riey* the crop ia
at of arty grails 01.
etas
9:00‘.1 yield. aeruee
--with long straw.
rop.
Hy1 rather:
many Very fair.
; above averag0. a
out average. Barley
eau. Oat, .rsee se
ey the late rains.
more than au, reeereirk
'sk well as yet. Hays
()aerie County, ,
will be an averefere • ;
ot been winter le sea ;
dreeeth. better than az
ping wheat will not leesee, •
straw- very short. i1
p farmers short of feed.
will be a poor earn.*
the average. Eye. nee
Rd. will not affect us here,
ltegether upon the Wreath.
rein they will be fully
Peas very light, batt
mry had earapIte. Roots,
.ch about them, but these
immense quantity some
a crop in this loeality.
Lincoln. eeeeeeeye_;r
ird below all axe
ai barley, half a erop.
p.
Peas, never succeed.
light crop. Hay, very
calk County. -Fall wheat,
Id; sample good. Spring
sed in this locality. Ba.
sown ; yield. very_sinan;
onth. Oates.generally a
this section. section. -Peas; mai
; look well. Roots, pota..
ell nese, though likely
potato bugs eery y ;
angolds a failure, on acs
kgrassboppers. Hay, about
. an average crop. Qom:,
pop ; not over hat an
ILatabton County. --There
ferule in this locality, but
Seen (awl the farmers OA
i.the crops will be above the
1st hay, and that is about A
p. This report will apply
ween this and Sarnia and
t could not form an idea
a„
proportionofthe varioni
la I notice more fall wheat
41,61. it. looks well.
Oxford. County. -
'-;'-pots winter killed, but bet-
et•ecl ; will average some 1$
„ere,, ; what I have is _better
for many years; willgo
bushels- per acre. Spring
a failure here, being
e mot ; very this ; not half •
something like the
.,1te not much sown thisyear,
es Rye, a pretty fair ere
'Been. Oats, look splende
lerop. Peas, same as oats
p.00ts, very few raised here;
;ise corn as fodder, which
tlIing crop. if we have waren
ay, I think, will be a three-.
ohl meadows thin, butnew
reet County. -Fall wheav„
jeleheIa per acre. Sprin
good, 20 bushelsto th
a, very good, 40 bushel
,p -e, i3 to is bushels.per acre.
van 35 to 40 bushels pe
iitemsually good, from.. 30
!ter, acre. Roots, season
early to indicate. Hay
sat more than half a ton pe
Middlesex County.
the- sample will be good, bu
hiarihalf a crop. Sprit
eor. _Barley, very litti
mhs
bad ; will be a sho
-aerie grown in this sectio
-6ok bad, but the late so
-and promises to- be g
-ell, and if not injured byth
geed. Roots, look well, an
id average crop. Hay, ve
lf the usual quantity, an
vale, I do not look for mo
re th e usual quantitiesigre
rrists in. this section in. othe
1,
DS,
CN. Grey Grey Conety.--WiChet th
'-',Isals• and turnips, I am h
;:the crops this- section
Op to- the average. Th
ce depends ahnost ent
and the yield of both spri
eat willtbe about an aver
F:e not much barley or ry
and oath are raised for 1
n only. '
Held/mend County. --1F everage, say 20 bushe
eat, a failure a very lid
Barley, will be nearly a.
leashels. Rye, none so
ghberhood. Oats, will ber a
I. Peas, Will be a fair cro
r little grown here. Hay, a
rep. t
:y0011. Sirncoe qoatity-s---
Riclered a good drop. sp
i'derfally improved ; sad. fee
OUI drouth and wire-wo
110W.; Barley, very g# #
Lown about here. Oats,
cop. Peas, short but g
.toes good ; not many 0th
here. ay, rimels
pected ; nearly, an averag
g; selling novo from $8 to $9
I ea,
• t
e
r
Nt'ly formed society in Toro
spreVention of cruelty to is
ommencerl its good work.. y
apparailee before - the poll e
of number of Toren
festigating and encoaraging
-• Two of the lairds and seve
aette'S. irt the affair have be
the police.
n
B. Stephens. a farmer ir ar
County of Bruce, thisy ar ,
Nres; and forty 'pounds- of bq.
ere of land. There are ot •
lens who can boast of a cro ef!
tat thia seasen.
overiunent of Ontario. have
services of Mr. Mee -anal
cc of Principal of the Agrie
go at (;uelph. Mr. Mee. a-
•actical and scientific agri"
e held lace in the Glasne,
111
i and Model Farms in Lel. d
'--arne tc. k'kuleliea, and. be as
a, for two years Professor of
•;e rn ( lorne11 'University, • d
great 'satisfaction there. e
aperieece in both old and ies
griecilture, and. is a ra
gte and warmly intereste in
fames O'lesane, Barrister at -
beer/ appointed Police
LO -town of Stratford at a sal rar
annt1111.
ss;
-AgGusri 10 .1.873. :
•
- r
Jamerleon Renate.
Wed Wail& in Illinois have in some
instanearteeiVed $4 a dey. .
tem years old end weighing aixtylfotir
unds.
- A Detroit hotel -keeper was so atigt.
-. whirs man who sent him a circular. a
eeressee e bed -bug exterminator, that he
knocked him clown and bit off a portioa
• -sThe health authorities of Montgoiii-
1 hia ear.
y, Ala., Ala., now confiscate all the water-
melons brought intb the city, and duns
ehemintothe river.
--San Francisca has just had a baby
show lasting three days, at which 200
fend mothers catered their blessed hi -
/ants for premiutes.
-Accounts' of ,farmers being fatal y
poisoned by Paris green, used to txte -
minate the- potato -bugs, are getting co -
!wain Western papers.
.-A Cldveland man slept so soundly
*a St. Pahl hotel that a thief took his
watslt and pocket book from beneath his
• pillow without awaking him.
The citizens of Sioux City, Iowa,
ere so well pleased with their Mayer
that they haye recently presented him
• with a $1,200 solitaire diamond ring.
• - The San Francisco -Democratic
• 0(64 / Committee, on Monday
• last adapted ,strong, resolutions against
the policy of granting' subsidies to rail-
• read Companies, and also against Chi-
nese immigration.
-San Francisco advices state that the-
' weather has been remarkable there this
season. There have been steady showers
, of rai, which, if they continue, will
damage the gain in exposed !fields. In
Caliternia, the grain is threshed in the
field, bagged, and piled.up like cordwood
lathe open -air, to await the con venience
Of the owner to teke it to market. AO
may be imagined, a rainy season is not
very healthy for. grain stored this way.
-The Kansas stallion, Smuggler, is
stated. to have trotted a mile over the
Olathe course,: Kansas, on the 22d fiats
in 2:19.2:. .This horse was broken to trot
Ies1 thap a -year ago, and has been in
training but six months.
father-inelaw who knows the
sweet and the bitter of revenge has been
(liscovered in Indiana . He complained
of his son-inslaw, who had, given him e
beating. The young man was arrested,
tried, and fined $16, and the old gentle,
man prottiptlt drew -forth his wallet and
paidthe fine.
-An Illinois paper reports .that
widow made her appearance in Ashley,
Clair' County, that State, recently,
and immediately called on a rich bach-
elor of the place. 'Though they heti,
never met before, they were married
. that afternoon. Next day the bride ask-
ed for $15 to buy a sewing machine, and,.
on being refused, immediately abandoned
her hisband,
-Very many proprietors of watering
gam, summer -resorts, ete.,Istari com-
plaining because the season *. dull."
One explanation for this is the increase
in foreign travel at this season of the.
year.' It is not much more expensive; to
spend a few weeks in Europe than it is
to put up for the "_seasoa ' at some of
thefashionable resorts on -this side. And
then, agaiu, sensible people are begin-
ningto appreciate the feet that it is nsore
healthy and vastly more comfortable to
stay at home during- " the heated term."
The old plea that it was "for the chil-
dren's sake is entirely played out.
There is nothing about a watering -place
orsnniraer-reSort to be of anyservice to
children. baring,. ;the day they are
wretched, and at night they gasp in hot
and miserably ventilated bed -rooms,
while their parents are trying to make
themselves comfortable on the piazzas or
to show off their fine clothes; and all
• "for the dear children's sake 1",
-Iowa boasts a married Woman, 89:.
111ARKE I
IM.1.1=••••••••••••111.. •
SEAFORTH, Ally 81,1878.
There is but little shelve in market
quotations this week, and ebtisiness gen-
erally is chill. There will not be be mull
ding oe. the market any mar
new grain commences comin
ter, although it remains :at.
tions, is s a.ro'e, and. for fem. y use
to be got Hay is ooming in in
until the
in. Biit-
qaota-
hard. I
good '
eket
en
eldevy, a itoac,ipsinpa4ier u
1 colic Si°
purchasero
arc
oaitallrotinl w
en pur h
this el
. ;mid
Cipa,t
e • lope
'
r eactoue
I
qaantities, end as most are well supplied
for the pre ent it is in less demand, and
prices have declined consideeably. We
quote
FallWheat.. $1 ig
Spring Wheo.t - 1 1
Barley ... •4.. 0 50 to 0 5Q
Oats ............. ...... . ...... , .. t 00 to 040
Peas , 55 to 0 00
Butter, No. 1, Loose........ . . ..... 0 15
No. 2.... .. .. ... ....,...:. 0 12
No. 8 " • 0 ;91
No. 4. .. . ... . ..6
Butter, tcnnets, ide., i.ti„ io., 11c.
I_ 0 00 to 0 11'
' 00 to .6 -00
Egge
Flour
Hay.
)3tdos.
Lamb
• Pelts,
Sheep
Calf. Sk
Murrai
•
. • .., 10 to 14 00
. 0 00 to 6 00
kins. 20 to 45
aeh. ......... ... . . . 410 to 25
king 0, 50 to 15(-
ns, (veal) per lb., , 1 08 to 0 09
Hides .9 04 to 0 05
Salt ( tail) per barrel
100
Salt (*holesale) por barrel........ 1 05
Potatoes, (new) per bushel 0' 70 te 0 75
Oatmeal brl ........... ,0 00 to 6-00
Wood . 2 25 to 8 00
Tan SSA 3 50to 8-75
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CLINTON, Jelly 24, 1878.'
Fall Wheat i
Spring Wheat...4...... ....... . . . .. f
, i -1 15
Oats - 1 00 @1 15
Barley..................................... . 6 50 @ -
Pms' . . . ...4) 55 ID
Butter. • . . ''. .0 13 @
Hay, per ion,'.\.....:.. .... . . ... -WOO 8 18:00
, . .
8 40
0 55
000
014
Eggs .... .......... ... 00 @ 0 10
AUCTION SALES.
Thueeda,y, Aug. 7, on Lot, 29, Con.
4, McKillop. FarmStock and Imple-
ments. Robert Smith, proprietor ; P.
Brine auctioneer.
Tuesday, Aug. 12, on the- ptemise
• North Main Street, Seaforth, a GOOD
FRAmE DWFL-1.15G Hous s and nearly 5'
urea' of land. 'Also, a breeding manna
Cow, lumber wagon, milky,- plow, 2 sets Of
haertess and other articles. Te7111.8, for
the house and lot, made known on.appli.
cation, to the proprietor ; for the chat-
tels, Cash.
STRATFORD CHEESE MARKET.
By Telegrapl, to• the ..ExpoOtor per Mon-
* .treal Line. •
y
UFFALO
1The fo o
hipments o
or the Wee
•unday .
unclaY....
londay
• eedlidaneea;1y.
e tiiue
week
•
manner, a as the
ons are favor-
ing of the trade,
o clear their stables,
e, . are , aposed to Offer liber -
to that rant avis, the
is season. The Ifamblese
J o, sic years old and. said
a in the thi
e4 by Mr. Josep
e $3,500. •
ies has
Harker,
LE STOCK ARKET.
• •
Sunday .
Monday.......
TueSday...
Wednesday
, Total
Same time last
weeks.. .. 3,927 7,8
CATTLE. The market
comprised about 1,600
done were as follows
No. of • Average
Head. , Wei it1, lbs.
131 IllinoiS steers, 1, 7
b• 1,58
STRATFORD, July 31, 1873.
Offerings 4,445 • boxes, all of July
make. Sales, 2,215 boxes, 1,300 pend-
ing at the close of the market. Prices,
10c to 111-e, as far as known. Sales ono
private terms understood to be at Die.
The Chicago 'Wheat .Corner.
Cismeeo, July 31, 1873.
The 'Corner had run cash wheat up to
$1 40, 'at 1/2:35 P. M. to -day. There is
intense excitement &Meng dealers.
The Corner is manipulated by Cana-
dian operators. Wm. Young .& Co., of
Montreal, are the chief operators, and
John B. Lyon, who was expelled the
board, is understood to have the game
in hand. Ili is operating!' on 'Change
through Chisholm, one of 'the Canadian
members. ;
•
'TORONTO, July 25, 1873.
Fell wheat per bushel, $1110 to $1 20 ;
spring, $1 16 ; barley, 60c tio 61c ; oats, •
43c ; peas, 60e to 61 ; butter, ib. rolls,
18c to 24c; large rolls, 14e ' to 15c ; tub
dairy, 14e to 150 ; fresh egg, 18e to 20c;
packed, 13 to 14c ; hay, .pleetifui at $15
to $20 per ton foe neW, and. $28 for old. •
Ilueasee-In Seaforth. on July 27, they
wife of Mr. John Murray, of a son.
FORSYTH. -In Seaforth, on July 17, the
wife of Mr. George Forsyth, market
clerk, of a son.
BUTLER -In Stratford, on July 29, the
• wife of Mr. Ha T. Butler, of the Her-
ald, of a daughter.
• MARRIAGES.
• C0DE-Ludri.-At the Wesleyan Meth-
odist Church, 'Gerrie, on July 23, by
Rev. W. Hawke, Mr. John, R. Code,
of Trowbridge, to Miss Annie Leech,
daughter of Edward Leech; DN.., of
Gerrie.
l'owese,--RoinalsoN.-At the residence
of the bride's mother, Wroxeter, -on
July 24, by Rev. E. Softley, assisted
;by Rev. F. Harding, uncle • of
'the bride, Mr. George A. Powell,
.of Wroxeter, to Annie, second daugh-
ter of the late John Robinson, Ease
0. E., of St. Marys. No cards.
• WILSON -- MILLER. -IR Trinity Church,
Bayfield, on July 29, by Rev. E. Davis,
r. Frederick (IINTilson, to Mrs. Mary
L. Miller, bothof Bayfield.
GRAINGER--STINSON. -In Stanley, on
July 30, by Rev. E. Davis, Mr. Robert
Grainger, to Miss Margaret Stinson,
both of Stanley.
ReareE-DILLES-o.-In Clinton, ouJaiy
24, at the residence of A. S. Fisher,
Esq., by Psev. W. S. Blackstock, Mr.
TheraaiKastle, to Miss Mary Dilling,
both of Stephen.
TRoursoa-Uol,E.--On July 23, at the
residence of the bride's father, by Rev
Is O. Rice, assisted by Rev. Thomas
Hamilton, Mr. James Thompson,
teacher, to Miss Margaret Cole, only
`.dac4ourTti,eehr toof ip. Peter Cole, both of
•,
DEATH'S.
Coseetesse.-In. Clinton, on July 28, of
disease, John Cochrane, aged 39'1
Years.
-delleent.-In Brantford, on July 27,
Analfiniteo'n7ifageedof39441
yrLr-NeV. MeHaffie, of
,LONDON, July 25, 1873.
White fall wheat per bushel, $1 to
$1- 20; red, $1 to $1 08; spring. 8115
to 51 20; barley ---48 lbs. ;1per bushel!,
45Cto 50c; peas -60 lb . per bushel, 55
to 65 ; oats, 44c to 45c;: hey (new), pe
ton, 510 to 512; hay (old). per ton $21
to$22 •' butter, Tolls ,p lb:, 15c to 18;
butter, keg, 14c to 15 ; eggsi 12c to 14.
i
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INGERSOLL HEVE 11i1A.RKET.
INGERSOLL, July 29.
The regular cheese xrarket at - Inger-
soll, on Tuesday last, wq.s the best Which
has yet been held. A 1arge number of
buyers . were in attendance. Offerings'
9,800 boxes, -July make; total sold
9,500-2,700 at lle to Ille ; 5,510 at
111e to Die ; 230 at Ilie ; 1,600 itnght
by telegraph at 10e to 11c. /The a ket
was excited... 10,000avere bought e u g
the past week at 10i.____e to Hie.
_
LITTLE FALLS DAIRY M 1 ET;
Lame FILLS, 4aly 26, 187
The market at Little Fells .,o -day
opened rather firmer'with. prices rang-
ing, on an average, about tb higher for
farm dairies. . , The delivery to -day
amounted in the aggregate to nearly 708
boxes. and the total num er of boxes,
. including both farm dairies and factor-
ies, shipped last week about 3,842 boxes.
We quote the highest fiure paid or
dairy cneese at 12c, only a' W traasf rs
being made at this price. : he major ty
of lots offered went at from llc to 1]c,
and we heard of nothing se ing for ss
than 101c. The demand 1 r , first -el
factory cheese continues go di; with s.
of fancy at 13c. The offe rigs are e
mated at about 8,000 boxe , and the
• tual sales at about 6,500 boxes.
give the leading transacti
Eagle, 128 boxes • at -e12.1
Ives, 100 boxes at 12c; Bee
at 12e ; Brockett's Bridge,
13c ; Brockett Sa- Feeter,
12ic ;. Ca,yadutta, 124
Central Valley, 75 box
lestown, 4 boxes • Corn
FOR SALE.
ow REIDY for occupation, that substantial
awl; eouirenient dwelling, on corner of Jarvis
the propeetilZe- tog!' Opposite the Epicopal
t
EDWARD CASH.
•
I
s as follo
Avery
her, 60 bo
130 boxe
60 boxes
QIcee... at 12'
13c;at Char.
ns 75 boxes a
120. The market clos a much earlici
in the day. than usual, and both buyer;
anl sellers went away s eraingly welt
satisfied with the day's 'tiransactionsJ
The weather during the pe, t week ha
been very unfavorable fr . miring th
hay crop, and farmers are feeling some
what discouraged, as the .1indications
present bode a wet period, which threat
ens to last two or ;three weeks. - Mac
hay throughout Herkimer County ha,
been injured by the late }rains, an
shouldthe weather conthine as storm
forl any considerable length of time th
damages resulting to the hey crop mus
be .very great ; which, at its present
scarcity, together with the consequent!
high price that the smallness of the cro
in proportion to the demand.' will co -1
manci, cannot be otherwiSe than a ver
serious loss to dairymen. ' Pastures ari,
of course, receiving great benefits froiii
the frequent showers thatare all
daily falling, but the grain' in meado
• is now fully ripe and ready to cut th
rains injuring Tether than proving a
advantage to them.
88
les
tie
es
e
/SC;
es,
at!
at
O1
BUFFALO,
shows the receipts and
e stock; at East „Buffalo
us fairs, beginning with
Receipts. , •
I Cattle, Sheep , Hogs, Horses.
heed. head'. head. head.
986 1400 5,400 32
,921 1,900, 3,600 80
2,397 3,200 • 500 96
867' 4,000. 2,000 :16
31.
6,171 ,600 lile
C185 14,200 1
Shipments.
Cattle,. Sheep,
head. head. h
6i9 1,200 3
765 400
3,994 3, 00 *
4,488 5,00 1
Q0224
160
gs, Horses.
ad. head.
100 64
130 32
40i '80
400 80
256
0 1 ,900 160
asatire. Sales
ead. Transac-
14's
120
79 "
60 Ohio
72 Tndian
20 Canad
'44
4'
And 27 other hales.'
SHEEP AND .LAtii-B
_Was dull. We nett( t
No. of ;
Hcad. W
129 ,Ohio sheep,
-18 Mich.
11t5 Canada
1
1
'73
Price.
$6 12i
600
620
6 p&
6 00
6 20
525-
- The market
e folio
verage
ight, lb
02
78
113
g -sales:
Price.
$4 75
460
525
8 " "' 1143 ; ' 5 50
r
249 Canada lambs, 62 7 20
497 " " 73 7 871
194 1' • = " 61 • 7 50
109
207 "
182
97 ,
And 4 other sale .
Hoo. -rhe arket was moderately
active. Sales 1,00 head Illinois hogs,
average 200 ea 230, at $5 $5 10.
G OLD. -The price of G o d in New York
rs quoted. at 115.
''6
..tf
Sit
60
68
64
59
1EtiCp()
SITO
_AWAKE!!
EIEHOL
; .
THE 'GLOM-
!
ou6 NEIN*:
Let the 1 eople of e
;
i
:
a.forth and surninndin country
convey the go d tidings to their friendo that
DU
Are no
1
Lad
7 75 :
7 75
7 371
650
NEW' YORK HORSE JO- RKET.
TUESDAY, July 9, 1873.
In the horse trade of the eek the 0
has been as usual at this tithe f the ye 1,
little or no movement. A I4tiiited d
• coorMepsazinatitN;
nand for low-prieeectl, darnadft
Bull's Head mark
ly more active distribution tmaer the re
flag of the principal auction Marts, we
almost the only indications of; an exis
ing h.orse trade. Dealers in valnab
stock (10,14 count -upon an improv
:„ •
1
H111 xiDIS
•
N.
fi,ring
AN &
DUNCAN-
tleir
immenke, varied and well-
seleeted stock of
Ii
1
esDress Goods,
OTTOpS, CLOTHING,
GE T
At gre
for Fa4 nporat
bargai14 and no
URNISHINGS
Btots aid Shoes, &c.,
red ea
A
prices, in order to make room
ons, therefore we offer immense
umbug.
LADLE DRESS GOODS,
Mee lht of Clolpred Grenadines, worth 16 cent's,
fen{42 cents
A nice lOt of T silo Linen, worth 28e. for 20c.
4t, of I3 Grenadines in all colors.
Grenadines, dregs patterns, worth $8'50,
275.i 6
lot of Fancy Dress Goods, worth 25e.,
7e. '
ot of raincy Figured Dress Goods, worth
for 20b.
Lot of 'iuxod Dress Goods, wide, worth
, for 25e.
ot of Figured Dress Goode, wide, worth
, for 80eto 85e.
ot of all shades in Plain Lustres from 15c.
Oc.
taanese 'Silks, striped and plain.
ck Silks, from 75c to $2 per yard, -warrant-
,
e Wean
lored Silks in all shades.
oplins, brocaded and plain, in all the
onable aolors.
nice
Stripe
A nicEf°
fol
A nic
A
nice
456
A ni
snit
NN cc ee
Nice
Nice
fa
POSER'S HOTEL, SEAIORTH.
9-1110MAS FOSTER begs to inform. his old
J- friends and tb.e traveling public that he has
Opened his now otel, adjoining the • Post Office,
Leaforth, whcre e has the very beot accommoda-
ion for‚ :11 a& beast. The hest of liquors and
igars at t e bal• [THOMA S FOSTER.
RARE CHANE.
-A BLBGAB, one of the
most eligib prcperties in Seaforth for r.;
Pork Packing Establishment or .5 her enterprise,
with plenty of s ore oom, good welling, stable
and cellar, Posl ssion in two mo th. Apply to
292 ED VA.B.D CASJ, Seaforth.
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ILL EE SO
We
of Ch
and
their lv
Bra
Bla
RE
NANTS.
eve noIwin Stock large lots of Remnants
ee Dres oods, in lengths to suit Children
ls, whiehive will sell off at about one half
Inc.
AID LAW
IN THE VALUE
TEAS Ail\ -b
Give
14Y
MOURNING.
lack B& Crape.Cloth,
Black, Cobourg,
Pararnatta,
,• Black Empress Cloth, •
Merino;
lack Rep (all wool),
Blaclf• Persian ,Cord,
Black Figured Lustre,
Black Russel Cord,
• Black Lustre.
5s '
EXCELS
UPPLIED BY HIM IN
im a Trial an
OFFEESq
d Judge for Yourselves.
20 Pounds Goed,Pra es for $1 00.
TERMS CASH. CODS
' (
Or
Sugar -cured RAMS wholesale and Retail.
ELIVERE.D FREE.
cf. C. LAIDLAW.
ould call elipecial attention to our stock of
DYMADE CLOTHINC
1
W1ih is large end varied in Men's, Boys' and
Yet. t s' Suits. lUso, at reduced prices, all ottr
go oi in this e, being manufactured on the
pre -mete we can with some degree of confidence,
recommend then;
Notwithstanding th
100111/11
Great Rush to
DENT'S,
FOR THO
CHEAP DR GOOPS,
The Stock is yet very large, an ,,in or r to still further i.clu.ce it, the
GREAT c4JEAR NG- SALE
Will continue ±WO EEKS 1oneri.1
DENT'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
GOLOi' IS GOLD
TIE WIDE :-NATOBDr)
And the best way to HIM t 18 to p abase a genuine article in
EAS, SUGARS ANO G NERAL, GROCERIES9
Very cheap,
EE'$ FLOUR ANIb SEED STORE. ..
ottr, Oat and Cornmeal, Provisions, Ham, Bacon, Iruit, Vegetables conetantly on hand.
TO PREVENT DYSPEPSIA, TRY OUB GRAN1J4TE1 WHEAT.
Choice lot of Crockery and I -Glassware.
plendid bar his in Fruit 3nrs. Call and isee them. Goods delivered free of charge.
;a
B.—QED4R POSTS and SVINGLES sil1 on hand.
1 ' ' THOMAS LEE Seaforth, Qnt.
ONIPARISONSOLICITE
FACTARE STUBBORN THINGS.
,
SUGARS AND TOBACCOES
Cheaper
than ever offered before. Our stock of
GROCERIES
Are fr sh and good. All we ask is one trial to tonvince you that mar goods are genuine.
FILOUR AND. FEED,
• I ; =
As usual. Stocks aieeeived daily and at Mill prices.
PROVISIONS
Of all k1xds kept constantly on hatee; chothelat of Smoked lams and Sides for sale cheap.
BSKETSi
large lot of Market Baskts, Clothes B nkets two bushel and one bushel Baskets on hand. Also,
a ot of Chaff Baskets. As we have been app4ointed agents by the manufaeturers of the above, we are
in a position to offer to the trade P.I.,wholes le prices.
so, agents for the sale of JAMES PE#Y'S
SMOKED HA1S AND SIDE MEAT.
Orders left; with releive prompt ttention.
•
in town, Harpnrhey .or Egmondville, free of charge.
FRUIT JARS.
AlargelotofAfl
Goods bought from us delivered eithe
tight Glass Jars lei sale cheap. "
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FAIRL
OGA) & JAMIESON'S
CLEA ING SALE OF
REMNANTSAN D
Until the first of Au t, when
A RGAINS
As they are determine
N. B. -Arrived to -day
lotton Yarns.
ALL OFIOERED WORK WARRANTED.
se
n Boots and
n's Boots su
Men's Plo
A11 whole Leat
tlibse worth $2
and Children's g
fo e Fall Stock
hoes our Stock is very large, In
tea for Fall and Winter, we will
Shoes, worth Si 75, for $1 40.
er Boot, worth!$8 -25, for $2 ;
t5, for $2 50 and $2 25. In Ladies'
nods we can enve good bargains be-
MAGED GOODS,
hey commence Stock taking.
to clear
L BE GI
ut these Goods, at any priee.
a fresh; supply of Lybster Mills Denims, Shirtings and
LOC N
JAMIESON.
COW STOLEN OR, STRAYS 1 puRsuma to an order of the Court of Chan-
, eery, made in the matter of the estate of
TOLEN or strayed from Lot 3, Con 12, me- Alexander Cameron, and in a came Donald CaraKillop, a COW, nearly all 1ied, but wi h a few'
eron against Clnistian Cameron, the creditors and
bite spots, 3 years old; one p1 horns b bkran off 1 next of kin, of Alexander Cameron, late of the
t point middling sized. Tb above fil W" 1 Township of afeRllep, in the County of Hilton,
valiethienefredunomthseuis.ybo3-,eiapartentaxsnsy oil otihe ti" nhtretef-
on or before the 20th day of August, 1873, to send
1
! who died in or about the month of May, 1872, axe,
eeting her will be suitably rewarded the un- by post, prepaid to the defendant, Christian Cam-
dersigned. re on, Seaforth 1Post Office, the p.d.rainistratrt of
993-4 ""-' ' "—" the deeased, theh• Christian and surnames, ad-
Tn ,w -et 13 were
dresses and, description, tile full partieniera of
their claims, a statement of their accounts; and
the nature of the pecurities (if an) held by them,
CAUTON.
THE public will take .notice that 0.3EItT
• b - in def ult thereof they will be perenapt-only ex-
omes to hand. 'MILLS, of. Rodgerville, has no intei est r con or 13.
.1 cern in the ma3aufacture of the Pea Erarvesters 4 eluded from the benefit of the said order. Every
this season along with me, as I am mainnfactur; creditor holding any security is to produce the
ing them on my own a.ecunt.
mine beme ----- ray chambers, at Goderich, on
DUNCAN & DUNCAN
GEORG
Rodgerville, 141h July, 1873.
LOD. the 22,1 day of August, 1873, at eleven o'clock in
293*3 the forenoon, being the time appointed for ad
judiation on tbe
TOR SA TX, cheap, on reasonable terra , House
and Lot on Victoria Street, Seal rth. The
1
hdhse is a Small franc one and the lot no of the
best and most convenient one, 1013 in town, F. HOLMESTED,
SEAFORTH. A.pply to I. a. McINTbSII. 292 Plaintiff's Solicitor. ;395-a
Dated this 2pth day of July, 1873.
`FrRNRY ItkeDERMOTT,
• Master at Goderieh.
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