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" -1,- would avArage nearly
large quantity of
k taken up by the djv
ie lake.
on shore over four lale
dwelling in houses all
to the Company, as evert,.
t, here does. neat
1 a ben on it and an.
the purpose both, of
.1-hurcb. This church vag
he Company. and ueoriunat
inations. Until. about three
.t was used on Sabbath for.
10 Roman Catholicg„
tt one hundred and eighty,
.'rotestants in the aftern
-,er, the Presbyterians
(1. majority. Tlfero. wag
iinist-er here when ,T.arrived
boat, on account of illhealtit„
left a little over two weeks
e. But another Vieth
Low daily expected. er,
ice, where there are so many,
rem so maity.diffrent parte
1; and away fromi all the re-
bel -Re,. the peoplienre, as o,
weli inelined.
blessing to this p ace ja .1,
iat-oxiestrug I1qU'}r is alLowej4
The only liquor l'.iVf113rkept
place is secreted ii the gene.
store, and no one an get any 1
t the doctor's Pescript.j0te
1 knowing the evilo iuteni.
Oae time .[ did not took with.
On a prohibitory Igquor
weing its effects, even on a
here, 1 believe it *mild be a
where. --Cor, BiilPree-
United States.
ma, Jr., the stroke of Ra.
fl`eininate-looking man, with
steel antt muscles of iron." .
fe of Senator Schurz is men. -
wing inherited $170, o00- front
ately dead, in Ilamba rgh,.
entwortli owns seven
cres of laud within4welve
Chicago Court -hat -Lae:. And
t happy.
iTeltie McKee, only twenty.
dieghany, Pennsylvania, bag
Le whole of her father's estate,
• $2,00u,otro. Young men,
king the train that stops at
eldest man in Camden Town.
Ile wound up his clock every
len year; and then disco -ver.
was an eight,day clock. He
he work he might have done °
sted ululates, anti his anger
bat the great bore of Hoosae
iished, a -it'll..greater one is.
This is to pierce the Rocky
at the Middle, Park in. Coloran.
II' be twelve miles long and
beneath the summit of James
is if it be accomplished.
rela a virtue in. a newspaper.
oneisenees.. Therefore,. were-
Klmiratien the peopleveho have
with the Ida County (Iowa)
rhat organ of public opinion
mged hands, W. P. .Evanes
✓ consisted .of one word e
ht," and John Vail's salutatory-
- Good.merning '1
were foarteen cholera deatha
;sleeve Term., withiu twenty,'
last week, and the people are
ic-stricken from the place.
hicago papers report that the
ner on No. 2 spring wheat
; ring about $130,000 profit
o have been the most seceess-
ation of the kind ever made in
A. The ring's _transactions in
tions covered about I,200,00D
Van Cott is preaching with
B;ss iu Wisconsin, and Imande
all, noble -looking colored wo-
white superb teeth and great, -
k eyes,. in that strangest cos -
her race, the Quaker bonnet
, is preaching at Round Lake
dugs to crowded ed admiring •
•
aciunati editor, who has in.-
a- heavy life. insurance, is said
Wed whenever he goes- a -fishing
insurance companies, affec-
axing life -preservers and ewi-
tist paper in. Ohio was sent or
to a subscriber who never
:t for it. The other day the
was returned tothe patient
uffering publisher with the
;pencil note on its inarghee,
- a better world!' The editor
pious man,. but it is reported
terribly shaken in regard to
ey of the information,
--seven young women. are en
r next term for- a coar-se of
tidy at Michigan University.
omen are affordE.d every ad. -
r the study of the profession of
.e, and are faithful. in proseent.-
-
-re is no doubt that their ser -
he immensely valuable to the,
s foolish prejudice to sneer at
tors. We have yet to see a
meat advanced to- prove No-
: iiitystO be- a good physician. •
:the best educated and most
of the profession are women.
the barrier is thrown down.,
me exclusi eness has. ereoted:
en, are enc waged, 'to, perfect
siu ,the art and sciencepf.heal-
elieve it will be a ha teti day
&ring and diseased ofktbeir.
keepueg as a Fine; Art.
k,4(.1)ing in Canada has, be
-
!of the " fine" arts,. if- the fine -
which prices are cut in naany
ever raise it to that distinc-
however, is all legitimate
one sense •rif young men will
-Ye" for nothing, instead of get-
eetable and prosperous -live$
arming; there is no help for it
country-. But what May be
as theroughlvlad and eidatoi
they is eche» honest Men have f
te with those who out clown
!LOW .thy. We often hear most
welIgrounded complaints from-
-- of this scut of trading. Ilere
hch, thoi0,1 not a naod
llOel, of
wi
cal excece, has a. VA
.esson in it, and whichid�h comes •
der in a -western town of Ow'
seems --to know how it
--- is
. 10th Jaly, 187g.
;•It : a, general thin,„; I do
with xs, hat. my neighbors do ;
becoine ic-y for •
cot trader te keeP an eye at
be called. a non-paying and.
ling merchant. refer to a Mr.
in the hardware trade of this
-0 leas ietelyealade sales 20. per
as nailer what the same good*
4.11G13
•
, 1871
exe be ...'-'rg t for cash. * am credilsly
infornled he u ads a sale to -day of borse
nails at Fie s below what they could he
badfor befo the advance. Swill being
the case, the t must be something wrong.
were these only exceptional sales 1
should not ave taken any notice of it ;
wow hone t trader can stand against
the present ways of compounding, &e.
It reminds Pie of two men who met after
long abs. ,ce.. " Halloo, John, where
live you be n for the Wit two yea' s
" Well, Bill I have been in a little diffi-
edey. The truth is, I attempted to
borrow a nieghbor's horse ; he got af-
,fronted and hought I wanted to steal it,
sad in eons!. melee of his thoughts I got
two years the penitentiary.. a Ah,
-well, wbat4T idiot you must be ; when
e want a 1 horse I buy him at six
monthscredit,-,and never pay for him I"
Query, whible is the greater rogue?
yours truly
Sit:teethe 4borewas written Mr. G
be failed, s owing that ourecorrespond-
.
cut's stispi ens were well funneled.—
Nonetary T mes.
BIRTHS. •
tsea:s.-11-1 tillet, on July 30,. the wife
of Mr. Tlitoinas Arnos, of a Aaughter.
BeeresnoNe DI Brussels, on July 27,
the wife of Mr. R. Brunsden, of a
daughter.'
MONAUG N.—In Brussels, on July 28,
the wife 4f Mr. Donald MeN aughton,
of a sap.
FERGUSON: in Goderich, on. July 26,
the wife f Mr. D. Ferguson, merchant,
of a son.
DANE.—IniliONViCk, on July 20, the wife it
of Mr. W. Dane, of a daughter,. • t*
"• ;' •
• -1‘1,„
+4,
oats, 42o ; hay, new,
old, $18 to $21 ; butter, 1
-cheese, 9c to 10c; liotatoes,
eggs, 12c to 14c.
•
' to $10
TORONTO,
;'xay
o to -c;
Oe o 80e;
Aug. 7, 1873.
Fall wheat, per bushel, $1 15 t $1 25;
spring wheat, $1 16 to $1 17; barljey,60c
to 61-e ; oats, 43c; pes, 600 t 610 ;
butter,- lb. rolls, 24c 26e ; utter,
large rolls, '15e to. 1 c ; butter, tub
dairy, 14e to 16ca eggs, I15c to
SHEEP. —Have been i. good. demand,
- and with moderatere pts, prices have
ruled firm at $5. for rpt class, $4 for 'sea.
ond-class, and 83 for th rd.class.
LAMBS.—The ,suppl has ben not
more than enough to met the demand,
-and prices are well ihaintaine
quote first-class at $3 ro to $4,
class $3, and third-class $2 to $2
UTICA CB.EESE MARK
lEne.e.,- N. Yr, , -Ang. 2.
The cheese market to-dai wa brisk,
a
0
t
1
.21=1, -
OARDER—' HOMPSOK.—At the residence,
of the ilride's -father, en Aug. 6, by
Rev. Matthew Barr, Dennison Delos
Carder, M. D., Fredericksburgh, Nor-
folk*Co linty, Ont., to Miss Maggie
T.homps
Thomps
BURGESS
bourne
targes
Beatric
Thoma
Haber
Seetlall
STEWART
July
Stewa
Walke
Pinirees
Aug. 1
brothe
Philip -
Y., [th
sie, y
Rev.I1
n, only. daughter of Itichard
n, Esq., of McKillOp.
ANDERSON .—At 497 Shel-
treet, Teti onto, on July 8, by.
x. Topp, D. D., Mr. A. M.
of the Globe staff, to Maggie
, second daughter of Mr.
Anderson, printer_ and pub-
a,nffshire Reporter, Portsoy,
WALKER. —In Mitchell, on
, byRev. P. Scott, Mr. Francis
of Toronto, to Miss Margaeet
, of Mitchell.
CANTLON.—In Mitchell, on
at the residence of the bride's
-in-law, by Rev. J.- W. Butcher,
hillips, Esq., of Brooklyn, N.
"Singing Pilgrim,"] to Bes-
ungest daughter of the late
Cantlon.
• -• I — • 1
DEATHS.
. I
-SAVAGE. In Grey, on July 27, Williame:
son of Mr. John Savage, after a pro-
tracted illness of cerebro -spinal menin-
gitis, aged 7 years and 3 months.
Goderieh, on July 31,
John MacDonald, Esq.., Sheriff of the
Count3 of Huron, aged 79 years.
BE*. —At liedraesville, of rheuma-
tic fev r, on July 26, John Newbold.
Camp ell, son of the late john Camp-
,
bell, a ed 10 years and. 5 months.
lier,E.—At Port Huron, Mich., on July
17, Mr. Stephen Hale, late of Goder-
ieh, Ont., aged 28 years.
PERKINS,. , • At Gerrie, an ";.)uly 28, after
• a long and painful illness of 5 months
and 2 weeks, Edmond Sergent, eldest
son- of Mr. H. Perkins, aged 7 years
anc110 months.
Neewooli-aAt Gerrie, on July 24, Jane,
beloved wife of Mr. C. Magwood, Sr.,
aged. 62 years. .
Ross.—In Stanley, at the residence of -
her son, Mr. John Ross, on July Cl,
Mary; --relict of the late Alexander
Ross, ,Morayshire, Scotland, aged 92
years.
The deceased emigrated to this coun-
try, with her husband, froneMorayshire,
Parish of Nairn, Scotland, . in the year
1839. After a residence of a few months
in the neighborhood of Toronto; she
-eame to the township of Stanley, and
settled: on the London Road., where she
has ever since resided. She was mother
of Messre. John, James and Alexander,
Ross, of Stanley, also of Mrs. Aiken -
head, of the same township, and of Mrs.
Stoddard, of Egmondville. At the time
of her death she had 71 grandchildren,
a and. 44 great gram-I:children living. She
was a person of estiniable character, and
was held in. the highest esteem. by all
Who enjoyed the pleasure of her acquain-
tance, and until within a short time of
her death was in the enjoyment of robust
health.. The esteem in which she was
held by her neighbors was well exempli-
fied by the large concourse of people
which attended the fdneral, to pay their
last tfibute of respect to her remains.
asemememeasemse. elem.
THE MARKETS.
. We
second
50.
id the offerings footed up 041,00
which 5,000 boxes were sold
14, (extremes,) but a few infe
inlel a the!lower figure, though
e factories sold at 13c and Auld
i 1 the day, .The market closed
d elm at 14c to 14c. The e
Old,/ off unushally close to the
and the factory men feel confid
future - favorable market. i At
Falls 620 boxes of private dairy ,
ered and sold. The ruling' fi b.
12e, the extremes 10c and
lots sold at the latter. Seven ti
boxes of factory were offered.; an
boxes,
• t 12e
r lote
veral.
, early
active
ese
eases,
t of a
Little
ere of -
e was
two
usand
riskly
disposecl of, at 14c to '14c, ' (extr ernes, )
;he latter being the ruling fi re.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
r
1
Bueseee',
Cerri.e.—The market was,1 vel
(downward tendency. . Sale
about 1,460 head, at fronell 75
SHEEP _41C -D LA.113S 0114
very active, at a full lc off b
We note the follOwing saleq
e •
bs.
ItKET
e •
7.
with a
mprised
o $6 40.
et was
grades.
No. of • Avera
Head. Weight,
29 Canada sheers 130
39 1354;1
" 150
55 Canada lambs70
37 65
710 " " 66j
172 71!
I
; I
188
f
164
235
1167
C
C _
C
C C
92
C
C
C C
C C
I
a t t
HOGS. —Market
Buyers and. sellers
1
'4
641
62 I
61
64
61
slow at $1 75
10c per cwt.
Price.
$5 50
5 50
5 50
• 8 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
6 75
6 75
6 75
6 50
to $4 90,
apart.
GOil):-- -The price of Gold in New Yor
is quoted at 1.15.
AUCTION SALE
OF
FUR rTpRE.
J. P. BRINE will sell by Publi
On SA -TUB. AY; Aitg. 9
. :At .10._O'clock A. M.,lat th
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,' SEA
A quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURN TURE, co
o Auction,
1873;
OgTH,
SEAFORTH, Aug. 7, 1873.
There is no change in the market quo-
tations this week worthy of note, and
there is scarcely any business doing on
the market. A few bags of new fall wheat
have been delivered at the mills in ex-
change for flour, but none has been of-
fered. on the market. We quote :
Pall•Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley.
Oats........ , . .. .. •
Peas. • •
Butte,'No. 1, Loose... • •
No. 2.... . .. ............ •
• No. 4.... . . . ... ..........
Butter, temiets, 13c„ 10., 7c.
Eggs ...... -.:..... . ..
Flour "
Hay.. .... . ....... . . • • • •
Rides '
Lamb Sidns
Pelts, each . . . . , . - • ,
Sheep Skins.
Calf Skins, (veal.) per Ib
Murrain Hides— - • • ... •
Salt (retail) per barrel
Salt (wholesale) per barrel.. ...
Potatoes, (new) per bushel . : - • •
Oatmeal .13' brl
Wood.... . •-• • ..... • • a
an Bark.
$1 15
1 15
0 50 to 050
0 00 to 040
0 55 to 0 00
015
0 12
09
6
0 00 to 0 11
0 00 to 600
0 10 to- 14 00 •
0 00 to 6 00 Prize Lists and Entry
Chairs,
Bedsteads,
Stoves,
slating of
Tables,
Wash Stands,
&c.
CASH.
TERMS,
HOUSE TO REN
TO RENT, the comfortable dwell
street, at present occupied by .
Lean; the honse °entail's ten room
shed, stable and well attached. I
--
session. Apply to
296 R. LUMSDE
•
g ▪ on Ma
r. M. Y. Mil
,with wooli
ediate pa
Druggist.
THRESHING MACHINE rolt SALE.
SH or on time, to suit pull.-
ri
SEPARA.T011 td HQR E
, manufactured hy Glasgo ,
McPherson st Co., of Clinton; has un three s a:
sons-, and is all in good -working order. As •e
sobseriber is about to give up the farm, the abo e
can be seen on Lot 23, Cou.1, Tuekersmith,.L.R 8,
296'4 SAMUEL MOFFAT,I'Propnetor. :
REAPER FOR SALE.
A SECOND-HAND REAPER of the St. Geo go
Pa t tem , manufactured by B. BELL; for fiflie
cheap. Apply to the undersigned, Lot 17, Bay-
field Road, or, if by lette • address Varna, P. 0.
29414 JOHN, BOLE
BUGGY FOR, SALE.
VOR SALE CHEAP, for cash or till time, IA
single BUGGY ; has nisbeen iron quite o
years ; to be seen at Dr. Choi' •.'s brisk house,
purhey. Apply to
294 , THOS. MCLELLAN
OOHEAP FOR C
chasers, one
POWER complet
BACON AND' HAMS.
VOA SALE, b3A. /the iindersigned,: at Rippe')
L large or smaililots; for cash, abbot ten to
fl
first-claas BACON and Smoked HAMS. Appl
JAMES & GEORGE PETTY,
1Nappen P.
296 •
in
of
to
CD
•
• ••
;• REMOVAL.;
](ISS WALIMR, Ilefilliner and. Dressmaker, Itlas
4 -T -R- removed from her old premises to more o
motions rooms in Scotts Blo k; adjoining the
Photograph Rooms, w erg she will be glad t . at-
tend to the wants of her dustomera as! formerl .
da,
Sforth, Arig. 7, 1873: • I 2964
-4-
13 RITAN NIA LODGE, A.
and A. No.170, G. R. 0.J
Reg-ular meetririE,* next
at 7:30 sharp.
292-1 '
CENTRAL
8
onday ening, Aug. 11,
I
5..RALLY; Secieta47.
• —ha,
•
Now is THE pHANCE
TO PURC HA SE
OCKERY! CROCKERY!
P.:1100
Elver offered in
all and see, ata. be
TEAS, S
IVIZSON
OF ALL KINDS AT A BARGAIN.
S Y 0
oN
TJN
ave just received ono of the larg,est and best assorted docks of
TD SSWAPME
catforth. Preserve Jars of several different varieties and. of the best make.
convinced that WILSON & YOUNG'S is the place to buy Crockery.
GARS AND GENERAL GROCERIES.
UNG are renowned for their superior. ALES and LIQUORS,
sold Wholesale and Retail.
FLOUR, FEED and PROVISIONS delivered free of .e_iarge.
' - •
HAMS AND BACON.
Jo t receiied, t of choice American Sugar -Cured Hams and Baeon. Call and get seme,—they
ill otru be'all go
WI SON & YOUNG,
FOSTER'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH.
THOMAS FOSTER begs to inform his ol
"2" friends . and the travelLng public that he h4
Opened. his' newhotel, adjoining the Post Offi
Seaforth, where he has the very best accommo
tion -for man and. beast. The best ;of liquors an
eigars at the ba. THOMAS FOSTER.
A RARE CHANCE.
'VATILL BE SOLD—A BARGAIN, one of t
T most eligible properties in Seaforth for
Pork Packing Esteblishre nt or ot er enterpris
with plenty of store •oo , good welling, stab
and, cellar. Possessicn diately. Apply
292 EDWAIRD CA.SH, Seaforth.
XHIBITIO!1,
3-
$8,000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS !
WILL' 13 ? HELI
4111E TOW_17 OF Gr.T.ELpgi
ON HE
16th, 17th,1.Stia tit 19th Septent
OPEN 0 ALL.'
20 to 45 Seeretary's Offiee, and a
10 to 25 of other Societies throu
0 50 to 1 50 parties not receiving
o 08 to. 0 °°the Show will find them
0 04 to 0M5 G. MtiRTON,
• ' Secretary.
Guelph, July 26, 1873.
1 00
1 05
0 60 to 0 70
0 00 to 600
2 25 to 3 00
3 50 to 3 75
CLINTON, Aug. 7, 1873.
. 1 12 el 115
. 1 10 0; 1 15
0 40 6; a 45 the ..nombi lately oeculmid 3
Pall Wheat.. • - • • t• • " '• • ...
.
Spring Wheat ... ....
Oats
Barley. . .
Peas ... . . •
Eggs...
118•:•-, per ten,
Papers Can be had t
t.to. fro ' the Scere le
hoot e Province.
heir entry tickets p
at the ecrctary's o lice.
J.0 N HOBSO
Presid nt.
26-4
CODERICH F
• Scott's Brick Block, eeaforth.
The Gocierich Foundry !Manufacturing Co.
Beg to inform the public that they relprepared to cent -met for
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ; FLOWR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS'
SAWMG MACHITES, &c.
On hand --TIRO M
N AND WOODEN 'MOWS, with steel boards;
GANG- PLOWS, CULtVIATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &c.
SUGAR 4irD POTASH KETTLE, GRATE -BA -RS,
WAGGON BOXES, Ate,
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
SALT PANS MADE TO ORDER:
_ , ALSO,
IRON ANP BRASS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITH WORK.
• BOILlARIS AND SALT PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE.
TWENTY Tc THIRTY -HORSE POWER TUB LAR BOILERS generally on hand for sale.
All orders addressed to the Company or Se retary will receive prompt attention. .i
A. HODGt, Secretary and Treasurer. • H. HORTON, President.
RUNCIMAN, General Manager.
•
GLOVES! GLO-8TES! GIAOYES
a.
3,
0
FOR SALE.
NOW READY for occuPation, substanti
and convenient dwellng on orner of Jan
and St.• John street, o
Church, the property of
295
51
18
posits the Episcopal
EDWARI) CASH.
ter,
S
0
t
/fISS, TROTT, having given. up business i
-I"- forth, bega to recoinmerid 'to her man
terriers 1Miss JOHNSON', as a ;person who..
has every confidence will ple se them, shoul
favor her -with their custom.
Miss JOHNSON will in tie' meantime
TROTT.
° ° 59 Seaforth, Suly 1873.
000
• . 0 13 6 016
0 10 6 012
0 10 6 lg 00
LONDON, A ug. 7, 1873.
-White fall wheat, per bushel, $1 10 to
$11- 12 ; red fall avheat, 131 to $1 ;
spring wheat, $1 20 to $1 23 ; barley,
50e to 53c; peas, 55c to GOc ; corn, 60c ;
•
• COW STOLEN 0
ST01.rEN or strayed from
Rill°P, a COW, nearly a
white spots; 6 years old; o
at point; middling sized.
taken from the above pre
STRAYED.
L
HOSELIAND LOT FOR SALE.
-pelt SALE, cheap, on reaeotable:terms, a Ho se
--;t: Old Lot on Vietorin, Street, .;Seafolith. T e
houSe is a small frame one, and the lot one of he
best and most aonvenient building iota 'in to n.
.Apply to A. 3. MoINTOS11.• 1 . 292
Sea-
ms-
sho
they
ccupy,
4-4
VALUABLE PROPERTY POR SALE.
VOR SALE, oheap, twoStoree, will' good dw
-L ing over -head, in the centre of the butin
part of the village of Seaforth. The lot is 80
frontage. For further particulars apply to
294 -• McCA UG-T3741Y & 110LUESTE
11-
88
eet
VIRGINIA.
' PARTIES N ishing to emigrate to
South can obtai • full information' froM
undersigned, NV.110 e been appointed agent
the sale of lands in outheru Virginia, the n
fertile portion of the South. Further partici."
n-FPly or address • ,
276 ' E. IC -SON & CO., &alert
t 6. Con. 12, Me-
ed, but with
f limns bro
above =in)
a few
en Off
I was
is . . on the ght Of
Wednesday, July 9, last,.1 A.03• informati n te-
specting her will be suitabl r -Warded by ihe un -
r
dersigned. • ,
293-4 JOHN BOA rIE 4
,
the
the
for
Oat
11113
BOY WANTED.
WANTED, imme ately, at the Huron Ca age
Y Works, Seafort ' three good boys, to loam
the Carriage Making business. From the country
preforred. '
290
A. J. MCINTOSH.
WANTED
A l30Y to learn T legraphing,
. ELLIOT
r.
PUR
DRUGS.
Tby Mr. JOHN in'
e )B.UG- BUS L• TS,EhRe,reinovfienrge cbaenenie uorn.
ehased by me, I beg to n imate o the inhabi nte
of Seaforth and vic nity hat the stock is 4ng
replenished. with
livery Requirea en f the Drug Tv.de. '
LADIES' THRE1AD CLOVES!
,GLPVES GLOVES! GLOVES!
SEE OUR
PRICES.
OGAN & JAMIESON.
LAIDLAVV 8 ILL EXCELS
THE VALUE SU PLIED BY HM IN
TEAS AND COFFEES,
Give :him. a TOal and
Con, ton on liao:
Pere Drugs, CIs en1Qa1S, Patent el di-
e6e33s; Tilet, ey and Rubber Goods, eines and Dye
T )0 , NAIL AND SHAN INC
•
B1
'RES,
Trusses, all sizc s; adies' and Gentle en's
Shoulder B ac -a carriage, Bath and
Oh ldr ,rs Sponges,
PERFUrt ES ANIJ SOAPS,
All the Choice a d Fashionnble •Artieles.
Wines and jn re for "Afilicinal Fur
poses, Horse nd Cattle- Medicines,
Paris Green, c Litmly's Potato
• D ,st-royer.
Physicians' Prescriptions and. r
Sugar
The
Pure
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• Recipes Carefully Prepared.
Customers favoring Me with a call will fin the
tock Qom dete Partibular attention is cal ed to
iny stoek of DIE STUFFS„ ali of whic.di are war-
ranted. genuine a d t the lowest prices.
JIH S. ROBERTS,
Seafo h.
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Any verso
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Seafort
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AWAKE !
BEHOLD THE GLORI-
OUS NEWS!
Let the people of Seaforth and. surrounding country
convey the good tidings to their friends that
DUNCAN
DUNCAN
Are now offering their immense, varied and well -
selected stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
COTTONS, CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Boots and Shoes, (CT.,
At greatly redneed prices, in. order to make room
for Fall Importations, therefore we offer bannense
bargains, and no humbug.
LADIES' DRESS COODi,
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A nice lot off Colored Grenadines, woath 10 cents,
for 12i cnts.
A nice lot of 1Tasso Linen, worth 28c. Lr 20e.
A nice lot of Ikon Grenadines in all colors.
Striped Grenadines, dress patterns, worth $3 50,
for $2 75.
A nice lot of Fancy Dress Goods worth 25c,
for 170.
A nice lot if Fancy Fignretl Dress Goods, worth
30c., for 20e.
A nice lot et Figured Dress Good, wide, worth
45c„, for 25c. • 0 '
A nice lot c4 Figured Dress Goods, wide, worth
50e., for '30e. to 85e.
il.
A niee lot of all shadoe in Plain Lustres from Ida.
to 0c.,
Niee Japan e Silks, striped and plain.
like Black knits, from 75e to sa per yard, warant-
ed to Vcar.
Nice Colored Silks in all shades.
Nice Popins, brocaded and plain, in all the
fashionable colors..
FIEMNANTS.
We have now in Stock large lots of Remnants
of Choice Dress Goods, in lengthto snit Children -,-
and Girls, which we will sell off at about one half
their vane.
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FAMILY MOURNING -
Black Barathea,
Black, Bal. Crape Cloth,
Black Cobourg.
Black Paramatta,
Black EillpreAs Cloth,
Black Merno,
Black 1?epp (all wool),
Judge for Yourselves.
Black Figured Limtre,
Black, Per,gian, COrd.,
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• , Black Rimsel Cord,
Llm(re.
20. Pounds Good Prunes for $1 00
TER113 CASIL—COO LS DELIVERED FREE.
HAMS—wholesale and Re ail.
o withstanding
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J. C. LAI LAW.
the Great Rush to
FOR
THOSE
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,
Stock is yet very large and, u. order to still further reduce it,
GREAT CLEARING SALE
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Wm continue TIVO WEEKS longer. .
DENT'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
CENTOR WANTED.
D a Precentor to lead. the sin,,inn. in
'Oman. Presbyterian Church, Seadorh.
wishing to sing on trial will addl.' ss
tion to I). D. Wilson, Wfrth, d.ur
ur weeks. •
D. D. WILSON, Secrete
, July 17, 1873. 293'
the
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,'
\‘`e would call especial attention to our stock of
READYMADE CLOTHING,
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Which is' large and. varied in Men', Boys' an&
Youths' Snits. Mao, 'at reduced prices, all oni,
goods in. Ithis line, being manufacfured on, the(
premises, five can, with some degree o; confidence*
recommend them.
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ALL ORDERED WORK WARRANTED.
In Boots and Shoes Our Stock is very large, In
Men's Boots suited for Fall and Winter, we win
sell Meri's Plow Shoes, Worth $1. 75, for $1 40. •
All whole Leather Boots, worth $3; 25, for $.2'75 ;
those worth e2 75, f0e$2 50 anti .i.;;;2 25. In TAditfe
and Children's goods we can give good bargainshe
1 for!' Fa1 Stock comes to hand.
rrECE above retra.rd will be psidv to any Petson
who will give information that lead to the
eonvietion of the parties -who stole a patent -lever
open -face silver watch from my Ird-room in the
North American Hotel, Brn.ssels 'on SATURDAY,
July 2, 1873. ,
293-1
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JOHN NOTT.
SEAFORTR.
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