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-heweve different. Under'
Xeme in •peration this Yr the
were keip up by the general ex-
", of th County, vhot,a .under
()sea erne each Mull ipality
P up i own roads, so tliat, al.
'`e!im tolls he could not
at the (Jo nty was undelea y °Vie
tthese eipabtiea to, • ontinue
.'-P P the rbridqos for them. It
I• jus re,a,sonable for hin. to
ie -loun vi to keep up any of •the
.,s n Lsborne, as for these I nit*Lei..
as hich ilid, have their roads " as -
1 f r this ea* to ask to hav4 bridges
as road • kept up by 1,l.ie }County.
at t • ink that if th • tolls were
[1ff and he roads throl u Upon the
nt1itie, that they w uld be al -
go out i of repair. Man of
lived airing these County rads
at; care about doing their sta. ute
o concessions aod side roads, be-
• y neverused them. Bu if
allowed to do their labo on
which they did. use, they would
1,v, h better grace,and these rads
kept in a better state of repairh. n they now are by he County.
ight, however, be e eeptions to
here might be innnieipalities
rad have more road, thrown on
th they could support, :IR iatthe
McKillop. He thought, how-
th t there was no danger but the
ould deal generously with these
lities and give them the rectu ed
Ile would also say that tliere
ad in, the toweship . of Tnc er-
at leading from gmoriol ,Ile
which wait as deserving of Coun-
- at any road in the Cdunty,
sea more by the peoole of rsborne
filer Southern- townships than, it
y Tuckersmith. He _thought it
he advisable for the County to ee-
ot only the bridges OR the old toll
, but also the enlverts.
(!allancler favored the—reportof
'ortimittee. fIe thought the grav-
of the roadscould be better attend.
l) the municipalities than, by the
v but he thought the °aunty could
-aie the bridges and culverts more
lv than the mii
uncpalities_ tee
•, ,
eI eved that if the County retained.
Edges and culverts that the town-
-were quite able to do the balance
' r pairs necessary on the roads by
te 1or.
esswelVs Motion in areenden rot
eport was here put to a vote
!I es beingrecorded, the vote stocxl
,
11 1
,
,
s :
e efer neletent—Meserse Me
aye, Nilir, Ilter, Cresewell, Scott
pale} Scott .(Morris,) Ben ort,
.110-Doetaicla A. Brown, FOillig,
, Shannon,S'xi,e11, Detler, Men-
aetle,1 ICatrick, &reps° a d
2tE 1 1
e Repert---Mesars. Callander,
, eilleeele IWillson, Patton, Donig-
e ie Perkins, Gibson„ Ford, Green-
, nut, Ai- -strort, .Dalton, Willi*,
- 1
enclitic t was declared carried
rity of ,five. - This created eon-
acoin etiori in the eamp, and
O greatexcitement preVa,iled.
•spporters ,of the report -brought
ie, rest/ ution to the effect that
!l'oern Gravul Road be not pur-
id,1 and that ithe tolls be agan es-
ated. Tir s resolution waeforlestall-
apOther he, effect that the co -
:e `riSe and report progress, whi h
'ed, and the committee rose,1wh n
'Vqrdert resit ed the chair. Inic
:was
wed byMr. Shannon, seeond d
•H ya, that tlie report of the speei
Si 'tee and --ehe anteadments thereto
if :red back to: the cornmitt e for
tee consideration. This motio was
ad,„. when the Council adjourn d. for
The occurrence of the sapper intee-
teie at this inetcture was particularly
•ili te; as it fforded heated metabers
'ce }lent opporrtnity to cool, ofv.!
ArIEn st'PPER. , 1
ie Council met at 7 o'clock. Pi M ., ,
Narden in the chair.
, • i -
su, FIR ce.Ene, ,
,
.)ViYd . y Met.. i Be5ason., seconded b
esSwell, that the Council want
asaist in deepening the channel
1vr Creek finne Mr. A. ' Van Eg4-
.,
: to EgenOndVille. Referred OD
ucje Committee. ,
IMPORT . .;
Le roll:owing report of the Finance
in tte waS read and adapted-
te -linance oiiuiiittee report as fol-
, , 1
1 hat the lottcr &in the Deaf and
,. .
de inatitute ellevill' e with a claim
9 '74 fro o lung for
. ' ' i f, -
,2; o. the children
riltiain notate, of MeKillop; having
ale corWeefred, the Coramitte re- _
L:if
11
4 Ishd that thematter be . re erred
e townshi cMcKellop.
Vjth reference to lettere from P.
deer oiebehalf of H. McDeeinott,
for better office accomodation,
r paitra to the safe, the Cominittee
ntneod that the Clerk, and \Var-
ih ef the Council repreeertt to
Rilges of the Chancery Court the cir-
stanees of the case, also that he be
red what the Statute provides.
-t.leseectinge communications' from
lleanty Treasurer, embraeing corres-
lence with. the Government on the
1-.-. in the Calculatiens of - inteirest on
l'atilway all 'wance in the settlement
Lei :i i:ipal Loan Fund., recoMmend
elle Coenty Treasurer be a-atIhorized.-
)taitet,he ioolnion of }fon; E. Blake
Matter, ;aid act accordingly, a,nd
ii -4e. the Vanuary meetine , of the
a ,
•
1
he CethMittee recommend that the
$200 for Exeter lockup, asked
Mr. Willis' motion be geanted, on
nae conditions that a, similar grant
i ade to Cilinton.
eganling Mr. Pattenss motion for
for Bayfield: Harbor, the COM-
, recommend that the amount
thoIgranted, but that the Clerk
riza te memorialize the Do -
Parliament aeking that the
00 be granted by Parliament
said Harbor,
' ki.:01.MtIr Engineer's accounts to the
Lint of, se 062 80 and. other accounts
, A A ,
Ovconzonended to be paid,
i lt e Cheareittee recommend that the
(iMi at its incetine in January appoint
a
FI raittoe to act in conjuaction with
igineer iii letting all icontracts.
at reflecting an the Engineer they
1 simPl = suegest that the present
e 1 is to very saisfactory, and that
mitie - be appointed , as above
,
;
he Cenimittee recommend that
equeet contained in Mr. Ben-
z, motion for aid te deepen the chew
Silver Creek be not granted..
A. L. GIBAON, Chair an.
THE GRAVEL 1tOADS ACIAIN. I
e fellewing aupplemeutary re rt of
1.
•
1873.
TH
he special -0 inmittce on gravel roads • B ,brH8.
i
Your co OtARK. -In Hu lett, onNov: 20,. the
ittee having reconsidered -. wife of Mr. D iel Clerkeof ! a daugh-
: -
eir report, t nd the amendment made ter.
tliereto bY r• Creswell, can see no WIL11A ON.JI Seaforbh, on Nov. 21,
on for eh ging the reCOMMendatiOn • the wife of i . Graham 'Williamson,
ahead)" sub • *tted, but would respect, of a daughten i !-
elly submit the following addition, GORDMAN.--IR 1 ozeafotth, on , Nov. 24,
amely : Tha the bridges at Egmond- the wife of M .1Frederiek GOrdnian, of
'ville be consi lered County bridges and a daughter. '
be kept up at the expense of the County, RETTEYee—ID S forth, on Nov. 29, the
.as they are t o bridges across the same wife of Mr. C istian Raley, of, a son.
!stream. All of which is 'respectfully GORDotr.—In Killop, on Dec,. 4, the
SnbraitteTHwife of Mr. 0 lin OS GREENWAY, Clhahsma11, • tor. • Of ,
Gordon, a; claugh,
Moved in sinendraeut to the ,report by MoterGomBUY. n M Killop, ion Dec. 5, _
,
Mr. Simpson, seconded by Mr. , Castle, - the wife of M Nei Montgomery, of a
that this Cot ncil do not agree to pur- son.
chase the No them (+ravel Road: . Lod:. --In Exet r, on °Nov:*2. , the wife
The yeas aid nays were called for on of Mr. James 4ogg,I of a da gh ter.
this motion. When there voted for Mr. Me.A.Nretew.---I St pben, n Nov. 30,
Simpson's amendment Messrs. Simpson, the wife of M . • Mc Andrew of a son.
Castle and Ford ----3. : .*GLANviLLE.—I Step en, on ec. 7, the
Against the ameadment ----Alessrs.- wife of Mr. J n G1 nville, Of a
y, oDec. 9, !the w
Monteith, Greenway, Be Bro`wn, Gib- Mr. Donald T ylor, of a soli solfe of
i.
Armstrong, Benson, Cresswell , Carrick, TAYLOR.—E11 II
son, McDonald, Rays, Snell, Seott, AINLEY.--111 B assel , on N iv. 25, the
orris), Detlor, Willis, Gaunt, Callan- . wife of Mr. J lin A tiley, of a son. ,
der, Walker, Gibbons, Girvin, Leckie, TERRY.—In Brudsels, on Dec. , the wife
oung, Weir, Douglas, Willson, Patton, of Mr. F. W. lerry of a so .
alton, Perkins -31. , . , MeLAueiliaist. In (Jrey, on Pec. 6, the
The amendment to the report was de- wife Mr. Th meg McLau Man, of a
hired lost. The report and supplemen•-• daughter—sti I born. -
report were then put and carried IVICTAGGART.--I Grey, on ec 6, the
'thout a division. wife of Mr. Dougald MeTa, ge, t, Of a
- Rem) ON ana VILLAGES, , daughter.
Moved by Mr. Hays, seconded by Me. PRRRY.—In Gre , on Dec. 8, lic wife of
cDonald, and carried, that the Warden , My. Wm. Per y, of a son.
nd Clerk be instructed to petition the
-- ----e,
uteri° Legislature to amend. that clause .
-MA RIAGES.
f the Assessment Act givrag towns and McKEE—Seteen. —In Mitchel
ages the advantage of 40 per cent. re- 9, by Rev. MI. Mitchell, M
uction over townships in the equaliza- ' McKee, of, M Killop, to i
on of the assessment. 1- , 1 tine Smith, of Mitchell.
The Council, on motion, adjourned un- le a
oeowees---Devaa .-.—I 1 St. IV
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. 1 Dec. 1, at the New Domini
SATURDAY, Dec. 6, 1873. , .by Rev. G. Ja kson, Mr. John
The Council met pursuant to adjourn- ' of,„§"eaforth, o Miss Sara
nt. The minutes of the - previous f4rmer1y of St Mary's.
ay's meetings were readand 'after cor- MAND1GO—MIL *.--In Wroxeter, at
•aeon were approved. ' the reeidence of the bricle's rother,
LOCK-UP Pen BRUSSELS. on Dec. 4, by Re -v. GeDrg- Brown.
' Moved by Mr. Leckie, , seconded Mr. J. H. Ma digo, lumber: rchante
y Mr. Donald Scott, and carried; that Michigan, to Miss Annie • Millen, of
grant of $200 be given to the village of Wroxetere 1
Brussels to assist in establishing a lock
- N
ix;
p . in that village. Said grant to be
- ven on the same conditions as similar
rants have been given to.other villages.
GRAVEL ROAD BYLLAW.
A by-law, repealing by-law o. 9 of 1
11872 (assuming certain roads) and as-
' ming the bridges on these roads which
tie repealed y -law assumed, was read
atnd P4ssed-
EPORT OF en GRAVEL ROAD AlED BRIDGE
11
8
e
, n Dec.
ichard
iss (Jhris-
nr 'Hs' °
Hotel,
Downs, ,
Devers,
II '
Fal1Wheat.....
Spring*Whe
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter, N. 1, Loose.
Eggs.
Flour
Hay..
‘OMMITPEE. Hide
*FORTH, Dec.
4... . . . ...
1 ... .. 11
.
11, 1873.
6o $1 17
10 to 1 12
to 100
5 to 040
1 0 to 055
. . ... .. • .. • ..: . .Oto 0 21
0
6 to 018
)Oto 600
0 to 19 00
)0 to 5 50
11
. . .... ...... . 0
17
5
0 >0 to 1 00
..... 1 0 to 125
0 4 to 005
1 125
err: ... 105
hol 0 10 to 0 50
to 600
... . .. 2 po to 300
$0 to 360
• 2 50 to 450
.... . 5 50 to 580
The followi • g report, of the gravel Lamb Skins each
d and bride Committee was read :
The Omani tee, having examined the
arious (locum nts submitted to theme
port as folio We : 1—That no action be Potatoee, (new) per h
ken on the oetitiou of William tint- Oatmeal ti• brl
Wovod...... .....
and other._, asking to have Grm.
aha
's hogs, per 100 lb
dge, near Vingham, rebuilt. 2—In Bee;
erence to th Clinton bridge, on the 1 Dr"sed IE}cndon Road, referred to in the Engi-
neer's report, he Committee recommend Fall Wheat
that he con act be let at once, and spline Wheat
that the bridg be built as soon as pos- Oats
Ale. They -ould further recOmm end Barley
Peas'
t at it be buii1 with stone abutments,
ith a small ? owe Truss euperstructuie
tad thereoi. With regard, to the
Eketer bridge; the Committee recoxn- 1
miend that the abutment be rebeilt neit
- simmer. -With regard to the iBrussels
bitidge, it is reeornmended that Ithe En-
eer let the cbutract for building anew White fall :whe
biiidge as soon1as convenient; and that bush.; red fall w
thle abutmentsi be of stone, built in a spring wheat, $1
substantiai manner, with a small Howe $1 05 to $1 16;
tr ss superstructure erected thereon, and $14 to $16; liv
ofla sufficient width, but not to ,ee-ceed dressed. hogs, $5
221feet at the extreme width. With ref- '35e to 36e.
erence to the Banneckburn bridge, we
r ommend that a new superstructure be • , TOR
re 'alit as soon as practicable. In ref Fall 'wheat,' $1.„
enbe to the bridge beteve,en Hay an -mg wheat; $1
Stimley, as the repairs appear not tobe$1 13 to $1 20;
of a . pressing nature, the Committee 1 60c, dressed hogs'
re ommend- that it be referred_ to the lb. Tolls, 24c to 27
Ja uary meeting. With ieference to "20c te 21c; butte
th Rathwell bridge, it is recommended. •
- th.t the Engineer's suggestion be lid- BUFFALO LTV
and that it be dispensed
wilth. Regarding the bridge at Turaer's Carr
inilil, it is recommended that the Engi- far, 5,610 head, • or
neer have it rebuilt as soon as praca
cars for the same
tWable. In reference to the bridge market was active
on' the boundary between Grey and no sale 14ere for C
HOwick, it is recommended that _pekes
it I be built next summer eed that emand.ect
Sheep skins each...
Murrain /fides' .
Salt. (retail) per bar
Salt (wholesale) per
CLINTON, De& 11, 1873.
. . . . .. . .. 1 15 a?, 118
1 07 (al 111
086@088
. . .. 05 @ 1.10
0 512 B 53
00 (ta 6 50
22
45 Ca 50
16 ea 0 18
0 &;t• 18 00
5 (0 580
Flour 6
Butter.. , ........ .. .. ... . ,
Potatoes.. , ..... : ... . .. 0
Eggs 0
Hay,per ton, 15
Pork. o 5
D
1
er, Dec. 11 1873.
1 16 to $ 23, per
t, $1 05, o $1 ;
to $1 161; .barley,
, 55c to '53c; hay,
oge, $4 to $4 25;
o $5 80 ; oats, new,
N ro, Dec. 11 1873.
to $1 26, p r bush.;
to $1 ; barley,
, 40c ; pe , 58c to
to $6 75 butter,
butter, la e rolls,
b dairy. to 21c.
TOCK M RKET.
th span to be ide enough 'to do away
n -
,i,
- *..eh the small• riAge to the west of it
With
. 10 head.
idth reference to e bridge on a creek ..—Total s
near Zetland, i is recominended that the 9,800 hew
is own judgment in. re -
UPEALO, C. 11.
for the ey ek, thus
3. 0 cars, ag nst 242
e last w ek. The
There app rs- to be
strias etoc
• y holde . Good,
0e,t lbs.,
s. Sales
If
cattle, averaging 1,200 to
meet with ready s
comprised about]
SHBEP AND Iota
the week, thus fa
13,600ihead for th
at fair pri
geer use 1
iring or reb ilding said ,bridge next The marketwas
miner.- God rich bridge requires a prices, being a 1q
w floor and. we recommend thst it be over last week's cl
at oak be used if it can the 'following_ tr
liable price, and, if not, average:
ed. All of which is re- No. of
iitted.- Head.
McDoecaro, Chairman.
- 189 Canada shee
r. willsen, seconded by 169
1
r. Douglass, that that clause of the re- 183
pJ3It referring to Graham's bridge be
a epded so as to instruct the Engineer
t make the n cessary repairs, or build a
ew bridgeifequired. The motion was
st on a divis on.
A inotien .wus carried. amending that
ortion of the report referring to Exeter
idge. The mendment was to the _ef-
• ect that the butments of the bridge be
milt of stone, and that the bridge be
ihortened.
• The repor was !passed as amended,
bind the COUn il adjourned.
aired, and t
b got at a reas
t1ate1mbe u
sectfully sub
• ARC11133A_LD
Moved by
I—On the 1 th of November Mr. Ed-
• ward. Arms I ong, of East ''Va-se-anosh,
Ithreshed oil i 100 bushels of _ oats, being
the yield of ne acre of land.
I —A large grey wolf was shot a few
days a,go ne a wood in the township of
'Cambray, i ear Lindsay.. The animal
measured. 5 eet 7 inches in length, 2 feet
1 7 inthes in 1 eight, zond 19- inches aceoss
the head fr n the ear tips. How WoUld
you. like to lneet such a chap as this in. a
• t
i lone forest du a dark night?
•
A -DICTION SALES.
On Satu1. day, Dec. 13, on Lot 4, Con.
ll
10, Huett Farm Stock and Implements.
Peter Mareh, proprietor eL-J. P. Brine,
auctioneer.! .
- Tuesday Dec. 23, at the Commercial
Hotel, - Zi rich, the Zurich Flour and
Saw Mill roperty. and Saw Mill on Lot
5, Co.. 4, Hay. William Carrick, pro-
prietor ; . Bishop. auctioneer.
Theirsda e Dec, 18, on Lot, 11, Con.
7. Hullett Farm Stock and Implements.
George Co per, proprietor; J. P. Brine,
auctioneer
1111110•111111M.
DIED.
MCLAUCHLAN.—Irt Grey, on Dec. 8, of
congestion of the lungs, Anna Stewart,
wife of Mr. Thomas. McLauchlan.
•
arne tiine.1
tive at y
dvance o11.
ng rates..
actions a
a
11
pPly for
against
st week.
terday's
11 grades
We note
• a fair
erne
ight, lbs. • Price.
108 $5 75
C l 1 mbs 112 5 371
o o•99• ' 575
97 a • 117 4 871
150 o o • 105 575
143 Gt 110 580
84 • o o 110 580
156 Canad.a lam 86 6 121
170 '` 75 575
• HOGS.—Total upply for he wee,
thus Car, 20,70 head, again t 22,000
head for the sam1E t me last w ek. The
market was mod*a i ely active at a kc ad-
vance on previo, s day's prices. Light
hogs' are, not, me; nt d. Heavy hogs in
goed demand. „
• GoLD.,--The.ice of Gold in New York
is quoted at 10 I
DURHADI Bt1LL CALVES for SALE
TwO thoroughbreill Bull Calves for sale, at rea-
sellable prices4 Ap ly to
314-4 11. lit:TAGGART, Clinton
FOR SALE
• .
rPlIERE will be sold
on
Tuesday,
• The following va
Tho FLOUR and SAW
of ZURICH, County of
thereto belonging. Flo
of Stones, complete Ca
Efficient Steam Power
wheat country'. Sew
Circular Saw Rig, Powe •
ALSO THAT
SAW MIL
On Lot No. 5, Con.
Edger, Cross -cut, and
fttl. Engine and Boiler;
Land, on -which are ce
good frame house and.;
ed. Best Saw Mill Sit
be sold without reserve
to leave the country. ;
Sale will take place p
at the hour di 12 &doe
OOMMERO
VILLAGE'
TEAc ER WANTED.
A N Assietant Tt cher for the Wrcxeter Publi
S41001. Drit S to commence on the lst o
January. Address stating salary, --to
J HN SANDERSON, Trustee,
314-3 Weoxeter P. •
RD.
ATISS RYAN b4s hereby to retneu thanks o
-1-1-1- her many fe nds e4id patrons iu Seaforth a d
vicinity for the npp0i so kindly accorded ivr
since opening he • •
•,
MUSIC CLASp AN SELE• CT SCHOOL.
The encourager:114ot given her has been so sats -
factory that she as degicled to prolong her s ay
in Seaforth, andbewill be happy to :oceive pu 'ls
during the ensuj1g3ea in botb1;MUSIC and lIhe
ENGLISH BR "GHES at her rooms, Kid Vs
block, Main-stre . The next teem will begin 1011
MONDAY, JAN ARY th. Charges OS follows :
Instrumental M sie, per term of 12 reeks $6
5
Vocal Music, pe • term.
Vocal and Last aim} ent 1 Music, whea taken te
gether I
,‘ELECe. spHooL.
Higher branch.e ; per term of 11. peeks., $5
Children over 1' years. . • 4
Children tinder 12 years 8
314
23, 373,
• 1-
abl property, vize
ILS in the VILLAGE
uron with appurt6ances
r M..11 contains three Bun
om. and Merchant Gear.
tlte midst of a splendid
I of. good construotion,
ul Engiuoand Boiler.
-r
VELL-KNOWN .
PROPERTY
Hay, Circular 9aw Rig,
th i11 complete, Power.
gather with 25 sores of
inodious out -buildings, a
large orchard; well water -
in Iho County.. All mute:
e proprietor is about
the day above meutioned,
Oon, at the
AL HOTEL;
THE
111 ZURICH.
TERMS LIBERAL. To be made known on the
the day of sale, or bY applying personally or by
letter to the Proprietor or Auctioneer, Hay P. 0.
TM. CARRICK, Proprietor.
A. BISHOP, Auction r. 814-2
EXTEN IVE SALE
OF
FARM STOCK ND IMPLEMENTS.
AfIl. J. P. BRINE a recoieedlitstractions from
*1-"- Mr. GEORGE 00( 1 ER to dell by Publie Auc-
tion on Lot No. 1,1, Co i 7, Hallett, on
THURSDAY, D EMBER 18th, 1873,
The following valuot 1 property, viz.: 1 }Tau
horses, 7 years old; 1 p u horses, 5 years old'2
two-yenr old fillies; 1 n re and sucking Colt, by
Bailey'e blood holse— n reofove in foal to Charles
211119011'8 imported hors , 18 lunch cows, in calf;
1 bull, nearly thorong b ed Durham, 3 years old;
5 heifers, two-year 1 ; 5 yearlings; 4 spring
calves ; 6 good ewes a d 1 rain; 1 sow and 5 spring
pigs, thoroughbred le kshire ; 1 'threshing ilia -
chine; 1 grain craelie ; MUSIC'S Melf-rake reap-
er; 2 lumber •wagon ; 1 truck wagon; 1 light
market wagon; 1 bob sleigh; 2 long sleighs; 1
cutter, single or doubl ; 1 Het double harneas ; 1
Bet single harness ; 1 i o plow e 1 wood plow; 1
rig plow ; 1 gang plow; 1 pairs barrows; 2 turnip
eultiyators 1 cookin • tove ; e box store, bed-
steads, chairs, table nd a quantityof other
homathold furniture. so a muaber of forks,
rakes, sugar kettlesa • d other articlee too flamer-
ous to mention. Ala 1a quantity of POTATOES
and TURNIPS in pit, w ieh will be. sold for earth.
All the shove will be 'olI without reserve, as tho
proprietor has sold lis arm and is leaving the
couutry.
Salo to commence t 10 o'cleck A. M., sharp.
Refreshments at 12 o' lo k.
• TERMS.—All 811R18 of $5 and under cash, orer
that amount 12 mont s' credit! will be given on
furnishing approved j in uotPsJ A discount of 9
per cent will be alio e for Fish ou ill credit
amounts•. •
• GE R 4E COOPER-, Peoprietor.
J. P. BRINE, Anotio oe . . 314-1
8
CASH
0 TT
. By the s
Egg E
bs
FOR
riber at the
porium.
.1
T)0 NOT feed 24 ho
the neck or mot
'ake the feathers of
kin or break any bo
MVO.
POULTRY fo
ened.
e
rs
th,
-lett
-Nz-
1 ,
efoee killing. Bleed in
linave the heteds •on.
, britelo not bruise the
•Poulery should not be
ma ket should be 1welI fat -
WILSON,
Seaforth.
RUIT &
FRUIT and Caa
BURN, School
FRIDAY EV
or the purpose of
he programme will
1 terms, Readings an
•lentil'. There will
t e honor of cutting
t ibuted among the
°dal to commence.
314-1
ANDY popiAL.
y Soeial will be ludo tt.t KIN -
oust No. 3, on
NING,, DEC. 19th,
raising funds for p izes, Fee.
consist of Recitations, Dia -
Musk, Will Tool and inetru-
• lso be a friendly neatest for
a ma mnioth cake, tp be dill-
udience. •1
t 7 P. M. Admission 20 ets.
J. TREMEER, Tea cher.
a
NOTICE
0 BUILDERS.
HE Trustees of TJ
Morris, Groy
rs till the
12th DAY 0
or making certain.
6 Sehool Houee. '
seen at R. Pettis
• y tender will not
ess
4-4
lion School Section No. 11,
McK.11op, will receive
ton -
JANUARY, 1874,
tenet ons and additions to
lens" and specifications can
n's, alton. Tho lowest or
neces fully be accepttal. Ad -
R. PATTISON,
Seere ry-Treasarer, Walton.
TEA:C ER WANTED.
/TALE orFemale
cate, for Schoo
t•eommence on the
toting selary expee
•xperience, if anyet
11*4
holdi g a Third -Class Certifi-
Secti la No. 9,Grey. Duties
8th of January, 1874. Apply,
ed, Itn I Bend testimonials and
RT TILL SPEIBAN,
• Secretary, Grey P. 0.
TEAC
ANTED, a Mal
a second or t
or7S-chool Section
•onnuence on lat
act made to eitherz
CO
P.
112*4 •
ER
or
d-cla
No.
num
the
BEN
eR
MeL
•
WANTED
emale Teacher, holding
Provincial Certificate,
, McKillop. puties- to
1874. Application may
ndereigned Tr stees. *
'EWIES, )
DIETZ„1- Trustees. -
CHLAN, ) 1
Carronbrook P. 0.
, MONEY
'WANTED to borrow o
" 8 per cent. interest,
rower wishes to repay th
$100 per year. • Perties
the above terms should
0, or enquireat the E.
ANTED
geed farm security at
700 or. $1,000. Tho bor-
lonns in installments of
avnag money to lend on
dares A. 13., Settforth P.
osIron Office. • 812-8
•
•CARD 0 THANKS.
TO the President MI 8iretors of the &aver and
-I- Toronto Metoa Fir Intnrance Company, To-
ronto. Gentlemen W beg to return our thanks
to your Company 1 r th very prompt and satisfac-
tory settlement of au: 4laiia for lost; by fire of
School House, Section FNo. 8, ;Morris, which fire
occurred Nov. 27, b st,. Ilse, to your agent,- Mr. C.
R. Cooper, of Britsels, for s promptness in at-
tending to our m, tho gh at the erotic time
looking to the into est pf tie Company.'
(Signed) FlOMe S CLARK, )
TOHN IWATSON, - Trustees.
31411 E ▪ NIC 014,
, STO
To RENT, the et
-1-• in Carmichael'.
well situated for ;b end is large and cora-
inotlious. For fu. titer artieulars apply to -the I
proprietor.
31.4 . R. CARMICHAEL.
E T
ro riot
13lock,
1811103514
I
RENT.
ly occupied by F.Teal,
Seaforth. This store is •
A Sp
Cann
Tb
WI
i\T o rr id
ST, RECEIVED ilVT- WILSON 84 YOUNG'S,
MEAFORTII;
oudid
Stoel: of NEV and FRESH F UITS, such as Rclisins, Cureants, and- every deseription of
d Fruit, en of which will be found g od value.
GROCK E RY
AND GLASSWARE.
)ir Stock of CBOOKERY and SSWAR. E is thd Best and Cheapest in
NES 8c LIQUORS OF
ToWn.
ie • .
THE BEST & PUREST BRANDS
Wholesale and Retail.
1
THE
38 and 40 inch White Cottons for12Ac. 27 inch
1Vincey at 20a. • 27 inch Dress Goods, 200 and 25e.
27 inch Dress Serges, all colors, at 25e. Black
Lustres at 15c, 20c, 95e, 306 and 42e. Single all
wool Plaid Shawls $1 90, $2 and. $3. Double al
wool Plaid Shawls, $3 50, $4 so and $5 50
Ladies' all wool P.ibb'd Hose at 22e, worth. 40e.
Ladies' Belt, 15c, 26e, 2501 300 and 85e- :Yur
Trimmed Ladies' Jackets, new style, from $2 to
$4 50. AlsikeeTur Sets at $1 25 per set. Extra,
ALE ANP PORTER FOR .FAMILY U,5SE IN GLASS AN_D.,TFOO.D. ,Fine:Alsike Fur Sets from $2 50 to $5 50.
GROCERIES
Of every description in abundance, and cheap. Good Tea from 40 cents to $1 per pound.
OUR AND -FEED away. h
•
on and. ,Goods delivered in TO:un Pre,e
of Charge.
WILSON & YOUNG.
L, GO A N., t)ANI..1 E
Tw eds at 80c., Tweeds ,-at,90c.; Tweeds at $1, tweeds at $1 10, Tweeds it $1 25,
Tweeds at $1 35, Tweeds at $1 50, Tweeds at $1 60, Tweeds at $1 75, Tiveecls at$2.
;
SU ITS MADE TO .ORDER
F -k
ITS WARRV-TED.
A.. 0 o
ID C O. 'I'
Black DoeSkin.
WEDDING A
MADE ON T
11•••••••111r7•11......11EIMP..7.,..IMIMMUMMF,
D FUNERAL SUITS
IE ,thIORTiST NOTICE.
LOGAk & JAMIESON,
MANCHESTER HOTJSE.
18
ORSES WAI•1T D
S. W. HEINEIVIIIiN
HERE from the States, and is Stopping at
HARP'S HOTEL,
SEAFOWIII,
FOr the purpose of Buying Large
eavy Draught Horses,
W ighing from 1,300 to 1,500 lbs. each,
For which the
110.1IEST 1114REET PRICE
Will bo paid.
313-2 S. W. HEINEMAN.
CUTTERS! CUTTERS! CUTTERS!
mon
Carriage Works,
(Late McIntosh; & Morrison)
PUBLIO NOTICE.
A report having gone abroad to the effect that
I Intend selling out my Clothing Establishment, I
have to state for the information. of my customers
and the public generally, that there is not a parti-
cle of truth in any such report.
kbeg to thank the public for the very liberal
patronage awarded me since commencing business
in Seafortle, and I would state that I shall do my
utmost to!inerit a continuance of that patronage.
Finding my trade steadily increasing it is my
intention to enlarge lily stock of Cloths and Genta
1‘. AIN STREET, -
ot3EAFORTH. Fu.rnishings, so that I may be prepared to meet
the demandi of my customers.
HE undersigned has on hand and is making
01110E.
to the •undersigued are
and locale their accounts.
'ill be sued.
DE. TERCOE.
CE. TO DEBTORS.
btedito the undersigned. by note
ut al% requested to settle the
toe -1st of January, 1874, and
•• JOHN W.A.RD,
Saddler, Seaforth.
A LL persons hit ebted
requested to call
Debts Over oue yet redue
312
NOT
LL parties in
-L-1- or book armee
same on or before
save costs.
313
0
LOST; on Tnesd
by David SPro
ors of Tuckers
Clerk, in favor Of
parties are cautio
tiating said order
313*4 '
k4.
DER LOST.
Dec. 2, 1873, an order sieined
and Wm'. Chesney, as Council -
tie, on Wm. Muir, To‘vnship
...iomas Downey, for $65 55. All
led against purchasing or nage-
as payment has been stopped.
DAVID SPROAT.
• FIFTY GUTTERS
0 First -Class material. and of the best finish,
NV ich he will sell cheap for cash or on short time.
Aso, on hand and for sale
J ood- Work. of every Description*, Cutters,
nodies, Wheels, Gearing, &c.
813 • A. J. MeLNTOSH.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Clothing made in the latest and most fashion-
able styles, and fits guaran(eed.
Stores or Private Individuals can
J. R. WILLIAMS have tha
their Cloth made up to Order,
SEAFORTH PUMP FACT RY, and every pain; taken to give SUMS..
,N returning thanks to his patrons for ast fav- - faction.
,
ors, would state thin he is now ma tg exten-
ve preparations fer the coming year, a d will be
•eparea to funnel).
lave, Cisterns, Cheese Factory Tanks,
mu/ watersupge
plies neralb
is pumps ere already so well and avorably
k awn that any pijaise of them is unneco sftry.
All notes ad na ounta now -due must e settled
a once. , A immix r of overdue notee an aceounts
Nit
-ill be placed in ourt fel: collection_ 'I'
•) I ot home-
aiately paid.; .
31 -13 ; ' J. IL WI LOIS.
• •Remember the Store
MISS BORLAiN
• (From Miss Yomeg's, Toroatil,)
D.R.ESS JKD illANTLE itiltas:ER
Two doors South of the Conemerci4 Hotel,
ILVIN STREET, SEAF.OR H. • 313
NOTICE O
TO CHEESE FACTORY IATRONS.
MEETING of the Patrons and others juterest-
LL in the Rodgerville Cheese Factory will be
old at No. 1 School House, Tuckertmith at 1
dock P. M., sharp, on SATTIIIDAY,IDECEMBER
3, 1878, when the business of the past 808.8011 will
e brought forward. A full meeting of Patrons 18
requested, and an invitation is extended to any
others who feel disposed, orexpect te be interested
in the factory next season.—A similar meeting of
Patrons and others interested in the West End
Cheese Factory will be held in Fowler's School
House; Tuekersmith, at the same hour, on SAT-
URDAY, December 20.
81.3-2 A. MALCOLM, Proprietor.
next to Logan & Jamie -
JOHN 'THOMAS
GENTS' WEAR.
Lot of Overcoats at $7,*wortli. $9.. Lot of Pants
at $1 75 worth $9 50. Lot all wool Pants at $3
and $3 75. Lot of Shirts and Drawers at $1.
Lot of Fancy Silk Scarfs, new style, at 87.1e, worth
$L Lot of Gents' Plain India Rubbers at 50o
per pair.
THESE GOODS
Are all fresh in this week, and are offered at prices
that will sell them to the independent buyer, the
buyers who can buy -where they please.
ALL GOODS SOLD .FOR CASH,
And marked in
PLAIN FIGURES.
NO TWO -PRICES.
A LOT OF
CHEAP BLANKETS.
. Seven pound Blankets for $4. Six pound
Blankets for $3 60'.
COME EARLY Before they a go.
A. G. McDOTIGALL.
BLYTH SHINGLE HEADING
AND
PLANING. FACTORY.
THE Subscriber' hearing leased the Mill fo''
many
years worked by Mr. William Clutha is repar-
ed to supply shingles and heading in larg 1 quan-
tities at the lowest inarket prices. Partienher at-
tention paid to 11
CUSTOM SAWING & PLANING.
il
First-class Shingles guaranteed, as none but good
Sawyers are employed, and the best quality of
Pine used. The highest prices paid for goOd Pine
and Timber for Beading.
14
1.,
ii
• The subscrib r is also about to erect •:a new
Shingle Mill on - ot, 80, eon. 2, East WaWanosh
(two miles from Ianchester), which -will be ready
I,
for work on the ist of January, 1874. .
1Vanted, a first-class Shingle Sawyer t� com-
mence work on the lst January next.
311-13 S0SEP1I CAR! ER.
Merchant Tailor, Seaforth. •HOGS! HOGS!
THE ALUMINIUM WATCH.
THE Latest Novelty.—Every pereon sheuld have
-I- One. Wears equal tee gold ; an& the difference
in •quality can only beo detected on the closest
scrutiny. Warranted tol, keep 6orrect time for two
years without cleaning,1 or the money returned.
Thousands are now in use throughout Great Brit-
ain. nice, Only $2. Sent, post-paid, to any part
of the Dorainion. State whether lady or gentle-
man's size required. Also, elegant Aluminium
Chains. 75c postpaid. Address, CHAMBERS &
THORNTON, Toronto, Ont. Agents wanted every-
where. 213-8
THE ROYAL MAIL STAGE.
T", Royal Mail Stage leaves Seaforth for Wal-
ton, Brussels, Wroxeter, and intermediate
points, every afternoon on the arrival of the Ex-
press Train from the East. It leaves Wroxeter
every morning, and arrives at Seaforth in thne for
the mail train going East. Corefortable coaches
and good horses are always kept on the road.
Every attention is paid to passengers, and. parcels,
luggage, &e., carefully looked after and promptly
delivered. Charges moderate.
30641 THOMAS BELL, Propnetor.
• Wanted at the
11
Seaforth Packing lipuse
10,600 Hogs. ;1
• MR. ITHOMAS STEPHENS
TAXES muela pleasure in informing his; warner-
ous customers that he has recommenced the,
Pork Packing business in his old stand j; North ,
Main street. Having secured the services of ai
practical Sausage -maker, the public can:rely on,
getting a first-class article in either
SAUSAGES OR SUGAR -CURED HAMS. ;
Those in need of such would do well to gilt him a
call before purchasing elsewhere. Ali orders'
promptly attended to.
P. S.—Highest price in cat% paid for COEN!
COBS.
THOMAS STRPBINS,
310 Alain street, ego h.',
NOTICE.
A LL parties indebted to the undersigned are re -
'L -1- quested to call and settle up their accountn.
at once.
81.2