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both inclu.
he Sxh, Seventh,
r41411., and Lot 1 to 9, both
in-
itt the Se 4 of Fifth Cencession-
'The Tayelaw was drafted! Ana
-.ingly. Moved by Mr,
Mr. McCrea, !that
Og be granted, ! viz.:
for plank for .tut.
• $2 for plank ; .J?hie
r plank for bridges ;lltam
on 409014 of salary ; Thos.
-ft 011 account of •salary ;
for work on Ratten's
_ a/teiedi The Couocil theu ' ad-
„ W. CLRGG,. Olor
gefo
dittOrf
Eireeio.-The niteoicipai
e t met at LolnlegbPrO,
• the members present.
rnZe ineeting read and bon-
ved by A. Monteith, seccaicle
d
a,rw'ic, that motion. No..t.- of
Vouncii be rescind -
eyed by F. Stiver, seconded
mewl, that & by-law laO pre-
assed dividing the townahip
total
d to
eleeti
the, ne
visionM
s, for ualeipal
the same as for Pare „
-Carried. The by -
ad, passed. Mevecl
ecouded e by A. on -
ting for the no ina
ve, L!
-
heid at
lltYReLoevuedeasubdo lirinee
be h
we&iei shop, and, in , ease
ore than the necessary taro-
didates nominated, tha,t1 the
e held aa follows, viz.: For
-vision No. 1, in schoolhouse
1,
that R Thonapson be return-
etoaal division la& 2, -
. 2, and that ,Yeanes.
g officer ; for electoral
schoolhouse No. 6.and
Is be returning officer ;
0,4aI *vision No. 4, a Londese
n IBrin4dext wagon shop...and
in Braithwin
aite b7) retate, g °l-
0 electoral division ..4o. fa in
be rethening officer, and that a
be prepare
4e1- same!
read eu
Alen seriA
fellevem
64a, fp,
'pr,,; for.e
ous
tIe Teter
No. 3, in
Neijot
Lqe No. 9, and that George Curt -
d ond passed, atithor-
Carried'. _ The by-law
d 'passed. Moved by
econded by Stiver,
accounts be Paid, viz.:
55, for use of shop for
0, new rad scrapers, repairs, &c.-.;
leo 30 een
1$3 12, 40
0,11ander
land stati
Stephe
ikithat
e north haif of Lot 8, Con. 4, ao-
ien-resid
statutl
'Lie Ito the
qolved b
StiVer, t
'Lisa' of e
tPrhor C-eriera1, praying for an act
'114 the in4turtfacture and sale of
't1
Tand
ized tole,
etneil C
th, econ
tector's t•
rtdeta to
th
, for plank; W. Wey-
plank, new pick and
&- Scott, $I.1 26, for
nery---Carried. cMov-
on, seconded by J.
J. Dale bo refunde
t, hc havingperformed
labor, and also paid. for
County Treasu rer4Car -
J. Warwick, seconded
at petitions be sent to
mous, the Senate and
ova., as beverags, lie the
t tlie Reeve and Clerk
gn the same, in behalf
• ri-ied. Moved by
by J.. Warwick, that
e for collectiug taeee
e, 31st inst.--2 Carried.
adjemrned, to meet
ngkw._
ES TrawAITE,
. ,
E ING.- -The Council met
e•le. 0 et. Caanbrook, on Dec, 11,
_se of passing by-law . for
e tand transaction of general busi-
gembers ialp, present, the Reeve
'Fbare4.
By-law ..'N'O-. 4, tilcitg elec.'
he held at Granbrook was repeal -
L; by-law No, 5, dividing the teem -
to tive ett oeal divisions and ,ap-
'a eturn officers. Read and!
e .
i Wnae .MeAllister made. a-pi:di-
ke! 'charity ! on . behalf of john
, t ,„
, an am man, iii indigent circum-
' ..sared. by Mr. Williamson,
A by Mr. MeDonald, that the
$20 be granted as charity to John '
in consideration of - his ' neces- ,
! eixicumstaneles -- Carried. The 1
eg accounts were presented and
( to he paid. Matthew 'Dorsey,
*bridge on Con. 16, $24 ; 'Wm.
reatoeiing diftwood from bridges
a $13150 ; Jesse Spri.ng, building
! and digeiog ditch Con. 3, op -
(Jot IS, $6 so-; Archibald Bishop,
?.S ilieltrred itt, meeting the Warden
a, relative t road between- Lots
35; Con. 8 and 9, $5. ; S. Sleinroon,
phy and eXpeases -- arbitration
ad Brnssels, :•51. 80. Council then
Led.- ' ! A. Hoearea, Clerk. '
OLS. -gr. John McIntosh; who
n engaged as teacher in School
L. No. 4, Grey, resigns his position.
Ohriettoas holidays„ at the close
:11, we nnderstand, Mr. NIcIntosh
charge of the Cranbrook Oublic
The People of this section' have
led to appr .ciate the services of
[cliat;osh, tlOongh whose energy
,
in the: soh° 1 laas been brought
a e -cient ondition. We con-
te t • e people of Cranbrook upofl.
secured the services of so capable
•aim* 4, teac ier.--Co.t. '
,ove, .+The house in which the
_)a,rt . post office wa.s kept, having
riroo ed. duri g the recent storm,
t a haseen -removed to the
urnerly c‘wrkEid by R. Armstrong,
o wn .
DEN The other day a young
!Lled MePl#son, on the Second
Sionot Grey,1 had an ugly wound
f11pO1L hina lay an axe, Nvhich ac-
alfpped „from his brother's.
'.iiild otoppilg, striking him above
e a A niaking a cut about an inch
!I and almost as deep.
CirJey.
Deeer.F-A few days ago as. Mr.
• Aererty, of the Fourteenth Con -
of lirey, was engaged in whittling
.of iwOod w th an an a..xe, the in.--
:ktruck h sthumb, cutting off a.
. of it.!
[0 U Xi.tit,rilliatiOn of third years' Au-
atyuding the Ontario Veterinary
wits ;finished on Thursday of last
' 'I cqi the I following candidates
a s -eessful examination, and
vti, d the 'Diploma of the Agri- ,
a d Artil...-1,8sociatian. : John P.
alto, 'Ont.; Robert Baird,
( '.hit.: :.folni Nutt, Brussels,
R lel 4: I, rd ' M e K enny, ..NI i el I i gan,
1
. anies Oharlesworth, Clinton,
ft' -try ;Smith, \Vhitehurvh, ()iit..;
L lioliticsf, Erin, Ont.; William
; 'ilsiallnirg, Ont.; Louis O'Leary,
s
('reek, Ont. The Board of Ex-
's consisted (f Messrs. Ilagyard,
ie Wilson and.Sweetapple Veteri-
Urgeons, and Dr. Thort:urn, M.
(te classes will recommence an
.y, tlw I2.th cri January.
EC. 19,
1873.
Berne
‘
ENV STORE. -The new ' store erected
here is a handsome and commodious..
bullding. ,•New pods are arriving; and
we'understaml Mr. McDougall, of Sea -
forth, will openit on IVI onday, 22d inst.
Ts
liis a brae° of his Seaforth store,
an Will be un er the charge of Mr.
. Mi °hell, who has for many years re,
si4d here, and is a first class business
in* and well liked. We wish him suc-
'mai. A store is very Much . wanted
here.
a* iaaa
AUCTION S ALtS.-
Tuesday, Dec, .23, at the dommercjai
Hotel, rZurich, the 'Zurich Flour and
Saw Mills Property, and Saw Mill on tot
- 5, Con. 4, Hay.; Williams +001irick, 'pro-
prietor ; A. Biahop, auctioneer.
Tuesday, Dee. '30, on Lot 12, North
si e Bayfield Road, Stanley, Pap:1i Stock
and Implements: Robert Coleman, pro-
protor ; E. Bossenberry auctioneer. '
Wednesday, Dec. 31, on Let 16, Con.
I
10; Goshen Lind, Stanley, Farm Stock and
IMplements. Win. Peek, Jr., propri-
etor ; Wm. Harrison, auctioneer.
,
BIRTHS.
$ D. -In Usborne, on Dec. 3, the wife
f Mr. John 1Xydd, of a son.1 '
C TILLON.-T ltil McKill)p, oh Dec. 17,
ti.lie wife of Mr. Patrick Caiistillon, of
son.' -1 ,
lthss.--Iii McKillop, on Dee. 10, the
• Wife of Mr. Peter Ilebs, of Male twins,
!one still -born.
.1 VARDLE.---In McKillop, on. Dec. 15,
• !the wife of Mr. Michael McAadle, of -a
!daughter. i
CiONLOGUE.-----I11 CarrOnbroOk, on Dec. 11,
ithe wife of Mr. William COologne, of
a son. 1
•,C DWELL. -To Morris, on Dec. 13, the
wife of Mr. John Cad veil, of a &ugh=
Iter.
)3 ' NTNETP. -In Brussels, on Dec. 9, the
wife of Mr. James Bennett, 13f a son.
RSYTH.-In Morris, n D4c. 12, the
jrf Mr. James Duncan, of -a eon:
wife of Mr. Alexande Forsyth, of a
daughter.
' NCAN.-:In Grey, on I ec. 11, the wife
' MARRIA C ES.
P TT -Delors -ma -In 1ocierich Town-
ship, at the resiclenc of the bride's
father, on Dec. 3,. by 1 ev. d. E. Staf-
ford, Wesleyan eninist r, Mr. G-eorge
!Pratt, • to Miss Ma ilda Dempsey,
daughter of Mr. John Dempsey, all of
Geiderich. Township.
Sowa--JonNaroae-;On Nov. 25, by
Rev. James Pritehar , Mr. William
Stowe, to Mr. Isabella Johnston, both
of Bluevale.
'ELLS-tteLes.---On No . 26, by Rev.
James Pritchard, Mr. Charles Wells,
of Goderich, to Mrs. lizabeth Helps,
1 Wavianoth. .
D YaratLE-Saapefeasole -In °Seaforth,
n Dec, 10, by ,Rev. r. Goldsmith,
r. Robert Drysdale, f Drysdaleville,
Susan, daughter of Ralph Stephen -
Wu,. Esq., of Stanley.
Cl.t.N_NINGRAM-STEV12s,1-8 N. -In Clinton,
iet the residence of th bride's father,
4n4 Dec. 17, by Rev. . Graham, Mr.
ohn Cunningham, t Clara, second
• aueihter of T. Stevei son, Esq'.,- both
Of. Clinton -
CI.4aRK-LAWRIE. -In • roxeter, at the
Aesidence of the bride' father, on Dec.
16, by Rev. Solomon nider, Mr. Roh-
•Ekt Clark, to Miss ', M. ggie R. Lawrie,
• lith of Wroxeter. 1
i
1 -
DIED.
F0'4,A,ND.-In Clinton, on:Dec. 10,1
• May Ann, wife of Mr HenrYFolland,
• aged 28 years.
M4COL1L-In Goderic .Township,
• his grandfather's, Bo inyplice Farm,
o" Dec. 11, George Ale and Malcolm,
• a ed 11 years.
WulsoN Bayfield, on Dec. 7, the
woof• Mr. F. C. Wil on.
Me ereerr.-In Elmo., on Dec, 8, Mr.
• J McNaught, aged 63 years.
• D ceased was father o Mr. pavid. Mc-
• Nati ht, of Seaforth, d father-in-law
of IMIr James Young, M. P., ,Ifor Sauth
Wat rloo. '
CL .-In MeKillep, bn Dec. 17, aftet
al lig and painful illness, Mr. Richard
01. ff, aged 60 years.,
Thp deceased was one of the pioneers
of th. s section, and settled ii4 lelcKillop
on. th farm where he !died ¶when this
coun.ttry was a wilderness. He has now
been -onfined to his room for over a year,
and 411 hopes of his recovery had, for
some ime, been abandoned. ;. He was a
quiet unassuming, industrious man, and
an e cellent_ aod kind! neighbor. EiS
•aeath will be much reatetted!by a very
• large -rele of friends andacq aintances.
He le ves a widow and. large f1.m11y com-
forta11y provided for. The fiineral took
place jon Thursday last, and was very
iargelji attended,
L.
THE MA_RKEt S
1 b 1 .*
dais
0113i, s118e7ig3h. .
Dur ng the twsEocklr°tIthT' l
ree
, .
ing in jthe early pat of this lveek, busi-
ness s4as brisk, a.n4 an immense amount
of gran came forward, but since the
sleighing has broken up, bnsiness has
been cluiet. Prices remain about as last
week,' c.acept for bl-trley and pork. For
both df these therej has been a consider-
able Aise. Butter jstil continues at the
old figure, but is n t likelyto remain at
this 1' ng, as forein prices have a de
-
chain tendency. Wood is yet , scarce
and dear. Hay is in good demand, and
would_ bring even a higher figure- than
a 0
that tuoted. We luobe :
',' Nall W eat............
BSPalritle3411.N.V11a
.. !. ........
Oats. :4 - - • - • • • • • ' - '
' Peas ..1-
Butteq, No. 1, Loose.. 20 to 0 21
1
EFlarogus; 0 16 to 0 18
0 00 to 6 00
,i...... , , .17 00 to 19 00
! Hides i . ..... .,... ... . ... .... 5 00 to a 50
t LarabiSid-ns each. ....., • ......... 0 50 to 1 00
• Sheep kin eaeh 1 - '. 1 00 to 1 25
Murrt4n. fades.. .,... t .......... 0 04to 0 05
Salt (tetail) per 'btu+ 1.,.. ....... i 1 25
Salt (Wholesale) per b rrei.. ; ' 1 05
Potataes, (new) per bu •hel.. .. . ... 0 40- to 0 50
Oatrogal 'V' bd..... ... ... ..... ... 0 00 to 6 00
Woodi.
. 2 50.to 8 00
• Live Bogs, pa 100 lbs............. i..1 50 to 3 60
Beef.' . .. . ...: .. ..........-...... 2 50 to 4 50
• Dressea llogs..... .... ............. 5 75 to• 6 10
Ciawroia, Dec. 18, 1873.
Fall heat 115 0 118
•-Oats036 es 038
1 10 0) 1 10
Sprin Wheat
Barleli... . .............,.... 1 05 qz) 112
Peas. .. .. # • 0 52 Ci4• 0 55
i
Flour .... ... 6 00 (c-1.1 650
Butter•..............- 22
Potat es... . 0 45 (0 50
L ' '
Eggs. . .... . .. ...... ....... :...105 1006 3 108 1080
Hay, er ton,
Pork. ••••••••••51/•••• .. ll . ; . 4 50 0 612
... . .... $1 16 to $1 18,
' 1 10 to 1.12
. 1 00 to 110
.1 35 to 037
0 53 te 055
NEW YORK pRSE
Tu ARAN., Dec
The local horse ade of th
been marked by ai iimprovem
defraud for what are known
horses. , Sales offe sted 111 thi
compare; in numb I'. as well a
favorably with thOse of th
fortnight. - One pair of fine c
was sold by E. A . Fi teh for
the average ligures realized
spans did not excecd $1,000,
from $400 to 8500 f�r single h
demand for work jhorscs at
Head was comp atively 111
sales wereponfined to low-pric
qwing to the limited arrivals
accumulation of s ck, and
pretty well maintained. T
marts were fairly a4c tided an
actions under thp' hamther
not wholly satiofaetcry to b
and sellers.
BUFFALO LIVE
Is
CA'XTLE.-ReMplitta
cars reported to at -ti
making the total isu
thus far, 5,185 hea h,
330 cars for the Ea
The market was 61 1 clerately
strong last week' p •ices. „.
of the stock wee' c mmon
There were but a fe loads '
stock in the yard uyers
ing off for a slig t ncession
number of cattle shipp
first hands. ' Sale prised
head. - For Ohi ere pri
from $3 50 to $ pe 100 p
average being a ; Ill'
from $6 50 -to $ $5 80
general pace , 1 iana steers
$580, the avera rice bei
Michigan steers ro ii $3 50
No Canadian sale orted.
SHEEP AND L -ltecei
including report • rivals;
making the tota
OCK.
OFFAL°,
6 -day, i
e, were
ply for
r 305
e time
6
$ •
118.
fisu
ply for
• thus far, 13,800 'ead against
for the same timlase week.
a
ket was active, ut ic
last week's clos p cee. V%
following Cana& es:
No. of ' Aver
Head.• 4. eight, 1
272Canada sheep bs 11
37-2_ .. a 9
127 " ". •1
aday, in
,ported arrivals, 2,200 head,
total supply for the w ek, thu
700 head, agains
same time last
dull ano slow at
terday?s priOes. voo
$5 10 and heavy iogs
20
eek.
0e
.1
GOLD. -The price o
is quoted at 112-.
•
700- h
The
decline
1 Yorke
at $5 2
Gold in
ARRIVING from E gland
Ea:leers and Son's Ca lery Goods f
andNew Years, at Ili son s.
nor& Meriden; 100 ineetieu
riving, Plated Cruets, tthitb r Dishes;
bectutiful goods, at Hicks a's. Th
drivitag ten miles to sop, if on don't
111=10k
6, 1873.
• week 1
ut in th
s pleasur
direction
• in prices,
preceding
ach horses
1,700, but
or carriage
ad ranged
rses. The
he Bull's
agre, and.
d animals.
there is no
alues. are
e auction
the trans -
re quite if
th buyers
A.RKET.
Dec. 18.
eluding 13
.561 head,
the week,
rs, against
est week,
active at
he quality
to prime.
f medium
ere hang -
A large
d _East in
bout 1,200
es ranged
utnds-the
ois steers
being the
rom $4 to
1g' $4 50;
to $4-95.
ts to -day,
,230 head,
ihe Week,
,800 head
• The mar-
eeline on
0 note the
$575
• 5 50
5. 00
uding re -
biking the
far, 17, -
• for the
rket was
rom yee-
at $5 to
to $5 30.
ew York,
his week,
r Christmas
, now ar-
Ike Baskets,
are worth
ufr any..
MUNICIPAL
THE report that ha
•=a- dictate for the posi
ing election is not co
decide at the polls i
representatives in the
discharge faithfally all
able office.
315,2
LE TION, 1874.
1
dec
eet
OR
the
ned to become a can-
Couneilcr at the corn -
Should the electors
favor as one of their
eil, I will endeavor to
duties of that honor-
WM. Mi GRAY.
CUTT
At MeIN,TOSII'S C
TORY,
ION ALE
RS,
RRIAG FAC-
ORTH.
THE undersigned will 11
WEDNESDAY,
At his Carriage Work,
commencing at 1 o'clock,
26 COOD NEW CUi
All of whieh have been
and are well made, Of g.00
somely finished.
This is a rare chance fo
chase a good Cutter or S
positively be sold wither'
TERMS. -Six months'
proved notes.
J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer. 1
A number of good. second
be `sold at the same time.
by Public A&tion on
CEMBER 31,
ain street, Seaford',
ERS & SL
ICHS,
ufactured thi season,
1 material and hand -
1
ard ea wi shingi to pur-
h, as the whole will
"ervte O -
n fern
diug ap-
A. F. McINFOSH.
hand CI TTEitS will
316-2
•CARD OF
AT R. COUNTER, Wat
Sea -forth, desires to
morons patrons and the ph
patronage they have award
mencecl business in Seafort
-would also inform them th
ter position to supply their
satisfaction than he has ev
the future to merit and reci
the liberal patronage -which
past. He would further he
tion of his eustomors to th'
Gift Distribution, which w'
coltunn.
HANK•
hmaker ma,d Jve1er,
turn thanks to his nu,
lic for the generous
hira Bine° he com-
seven yaars ago. He
t he is now i a bet
Wants aid give them
✓ been. He trusts in
cc n tinuan co of
he has received iv. the
to dirc.ct the atten-
announcement of his
be fouLd in another
• 815
NOT1 E. -
Tau, Farmer who sold t the. u
Tuesday, the 91h inst.,laur gees
head, neck, wings cind feet, 11 plea
and make arrangements ab nt them
will be exposed: ST ONG- &
315-1 Gro
dersigned on
, stuffed With
e call at once
otherwise he
FAIRLEY,
ers, Sealer di.
WOOD s wi
undersigned is now repared
wood sawing, at the f llowing
can be sawn any length. Terms
with board, cash when the ork is
if not paid within two we .ks afte
done. Threemen and two teams
nutehine. Satisfaction is guarant
Lo 40 cords bf wood per day an be c
addressed to 'Winthrop P. 1 ., or la
Con 13, NIcKillop, will be p • mptly
15*4 MES)...ATLI
G.
o take jobs of
erms. Wood
$5 per day,
One, or $5 50
• the work is
°company the
ed. From 30
t. A_ll others
on Lot No. 6,
ttended to.
Cls Proprietor.
OOAL
DIRECT
MINE
GG, Stove, Chestnut and (irate, a so Blossburgh
• and Lehigh, for Founda s, deliv red at any 13k1-
tiall on the Grand Trunk R
1'. P. J RVIS, Stratford,
315*3 Agent fordie Anti)). cite Coal Association.
CA
Airiss RYAN begs here153 to rett rrt thanks to
-LT-1- her many friends and atfons ii Seaforth and
vicinity for the support qo kin.dUyI aecorded her
5 •
_since opening her •
MUSIC CLASS AND ELEC SCHOOL.
The encouragement given h r. has een so satis-
factory that she has deoid to prc long ha stay
in Seaforth, and she will b ie.ppy to receive pupils
during the ensuing year in oth M SIC and the
ENGLISH BRANCHES t •Tor .66nas, ICicld's
block, Main -Street. The, e -t term will begin on
MONDAY, JANUARY ath Olinrge - as follows:
Instrumental Music, per r 0112 eeks $6
Vocal Music, per term . 4 5
Vocal and Instrumental It sic, wh n. taken to-
. . . .... ... . .. 8
gether.
sET,Rci, 6 HCOL.
English Branches, in1nd.4 plain 16Id fancy work.
Higher branches, per terri4 o 11 we tks.• $5
Children over 12 years. 4
Children under 12 years 3
Parents are requested t end. 't12 ir children at
the beginning of the tiern2.1 314
4
.HRISTMA.S
OUR
AND 'i:NEW
YEAR'S GROCERI
ANTS--NLW AND CLEAN.
S.
Valencia Ra8u7, Loyet Raisins, Zondon .layers, Black Basket and Sultanas in
Abundance? to be had in boxes) haVboxe8 and quartei.s.
LEMON PEE ,OR
Icing Sugar,Fhuvoring
GE PEEL, CITI
xbr ets in Lemon, Orange,
,
ON PEEL, SHELLED ALMO DS
Almond, Stra.wberry,"Vanilla, Peppermint, e.
DES-SIC/7ED COCOANUT JUST ARRIVED.
CANNED GOODS IN GREA' VARIETY.
Our Stook of Groceries, oin.rising Teas, Sugars, C ffees, Tobaccoes, .4., will be found equal m
ality to anyin the mar t.
PROVI$IOl, FLOUR AND FEED AS USUAL.
N.B.-A.1ot of Ira oked White Fish and, Trout juat received from Godorich-cane and try theni.
Goods bought from us delivered in Town, Ilarpurhey or Egmonclville free of charge.
•
Give us a Gall whether - you Buy Or- not:
STRON4 & FAIRLEY.
T • ID 1\7'
DIRECT FRO 1311ITISH AND CANADIAN MANUF.A.CTURERS ANOTHER
I
LARGE bONSIGNMEN
Just in time for he Holidays .1
The tremendou r n
now as full as ever, a d a
il
SP)CI
In Dry Goods, Milli
Carpets, &c., in the
OF ' DRY GOODS
his fall for onr CHEAP e OODS had tllmost cleared ns out, but we aro
e moiling CHEAPER THAN EVER.
• BARGAINS TER UGH TTTE HOLIDAYS
-and Ladieg' Fare. The is eapeet: and 13est Tweedi, Flannels, Blankets,
nty.
Call and In pect at
DIENT/14 Cheap D Goods and Millinery Establishment, Seaforth.
. . ESTR Y STEER.
(-JAME into the Pren se of the subscriber Iduring
--' the aummer, a yei r Id STEER, of it lightred
olor. The owner is eq ested to prove property,
ay expenses and 1a,k it way:
I JAMES BALL,
14-4 Con. C, Lot 18, Hoeic.
• EsTO Y
AME into the Pi,en Ise
12, Con. 2,„ Tnek.
November last, lat r d a
hree. • The owner is -eq
• ay charges and take t a
14-4 I
• ESTR
AME into the pro sise
20, Con. 9, Morilis on
er last, 2 STEERS ri in
ther r,ed and white. Th
I rove property, pay c
13*4
STEER.
Of the. undersigned, Lot
th, on or aboaa the 2811i
d white STEER, rising
ested to prove preperty,
ay.
JOHN MODELAND.
TEERS.
of the undersigned, Lot
r about the 1st of Octo-
two, one red and the
ow er is reqaested to
s a d take them away, •
IC ARD STEWART.
• ESTR
1_,ME into the Prei
5, Con. 5, McKillo
1 at, a year-old STEE
i requested to prove
Ike it away.
8J34
• !
S EER.
of 1 e undersigned, Lot
ut the middle of August
d and white. Thel owner
pay charges and
PA. RICK WA_LSH.
, ,
ESTRA EWE.
JAME into the pre iFSCH • f the undersigned, at
Harparhey, abouti the 1 et 4t September last, a
ta o -year old EE 1 The ow er is requeeted to
9.
p ove property, paycutrge. al take it away.
' '
I ! j. P. BRINE.
-
•
ESTIA' HEIERS..
Lot
t
AME into the pre ises f th undersigned, L
• 32, Con. 6, Mc -ill% , a ont Nov. 22, two
11 'IFERSirising thr‘e yea s o141, one speckled red
anli white, -the other red •th lwhite belly. The
ow ner is requested to prove pro city, pay charges
anli take them aWay..• •
.31 *4 •. ,
TAMES HAYS.
n iME
\-1 1,
ow .er
anti take
313 4
EST
to Lot 16, Con.
a dark red COW
is requested to
it away.
A.Y i
1,
abon
prove
ei:
0! '
- i
c llop, about Nov.
5 o • 6 years old: The
itoperty, pay expenses
ARLES 0$'11IL.
!
-
C.
Aug
own .i.
arid
. 31 )*4
ESTRAY
ME into the preu
'
, Con. 11, Millet
st last, a two y
is requested to
ale her away .
H
ises of
, on or
ex old
prove
•
W1L
WIER. •
the indersign
ab ut theanic
1E[]?BR, loft
1 roprfiy, pay charges
I IAMM,cINTOSH.
. !
'
d, Lot
dle of
The
OA
v t
EWJ.
pay
. 31.44
.
. to Lot 3,
bout the end
The owner
harms and take
.
ST
Co
of l3epteu
is
it
• I
.
8,, Tuckeremith,
r white yearling
prove pr4pe
_ ; •
TONEMAN.
1
AY
. 3, .L.
request
away.
WILL
.
er,
'1 to
AIVI
CAmLto
the
&xi led.
each
erty,
s124,.4
- ESTRAY S
Lot 18, Nbrth 33o
lst of November, a ye
and white; marked
ear. The oivuei is ren
pay expensee and take it
. HUGH SMITH
EER. 1
ma .y, Hay„1 about
rlin STEER., Spot -
vitihl it hole -Out in
stedi to prove prop-
twa . . 1
s Green R. 0.
CA
• •
Nov.
requ
take
312*
ESTRAYS
in into UM premises
ot 22, Salable. Line,
, a two-yeai•-old red ST
:s bed to proVe property,,
t away. .
. •! XOHN
i
EER. 1
o t e undersigned,
p
St tile, ou or aabout
.,ER The oWner is
paj expenses and
.
S. HORNER.
0A
v
white.
pay tixeensee
312*4
. - -
0/WE
li;
The
pens
812
• ,
ESTR
to Lot 1, Coi
•red yearling HE
The owner is
and tak
•
1 EST •
to Lot ls," lion
a black and s
wner is reqneste
s and take it aw
• Y HEIFEli
. 6,-MaKillo4,, about Nov. 1,
'FEB. with 11 few spots of
•equested to prove,property,
ib away. - 1 .
.j. HN KELLY.
AY STEER
7, McKil op, about Nor.
hite two -ye tr-old. STEER.
1 to prove roperty, ietypx-
y.
3" 11111',.8 1710/GG.
,
Ch
.A.ME
whhp
Property,
wit4
318*11
•
•
. ESTI
into the iye
8, into
1, Hay,
HOG. The o
pay expense
he will be sold fo
.
AY. PIG f
ises of the miderizigned,
about theiend of June,
'ner is reqftested to
and take im away,
• e'xpenses . keeping.
1\ M. WILSON.
I
Lot
a
prove
other-
CAME
a re
by i
812*4
ESTR
into the
he lst of November,
dish color.
roving property
prat
Any
and
, Lake
of James
black
nigh
•
Y REIF
ises of the
a year
person co
paying e
JAAIE'S
Road Irest,
STEEkt
Goll4eher,
yearling
flank; he
JAMES
R .
. ubscriber,
1 old H e:thEll
have the
flrgeS. •
ToDb,
Drysdale.
'
Lot (
STEER
is also a inooley
GALLOCHER.
about
of
same
°
, COD.
white
OT
\•-,
fac
82-4'
ESTRAY
the premisea
6, Stanley, one
white spa on.
('t,
V
Nol
The
elm
812.
1
- ESTRAY STEiR
ME into the premises of
1-, Con. 1, Tuckersmith, on
ember, a red and white
oWnier is requested to
ges and take it ttlt ay.
• - : . ' ROBED,
the
on
STEER,
pro've
11,
ill
or- al
re
aindersignsid, Lot
about the 1st of
corning two.
property, pay
DEVERAUX.
__.
ER. - 1
undersigned, Lot
out the 1s1 of De-
STEER, with a
mested to prove
t away. .
COWAN.
1
•
„_._
premises
white
owner
s ST
of
on
year-old
is
and take
WAIWER
een
1,
w
pr
81514
.
:ESTRAY
AME into the
23, Cou. 5, McKillop,
ber, a red and:
te face.. The
perty, pay expenses
•
OR SALE BY AUCTION.
HERE will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION
on
uesday, 'Dec. 23, '73
The following valuable property, viz.:
Te FLOITR arid SAW MILLS in the VILLAGE
o ZtJRtOH, COunty of Huron, with appurtenances
ti ereto belonging. Flour Mill contains three Run
o , Stones, complete Custom and Merchant Gear.
E i eient SteamtPowa in the midst of it splendid
ws eat country.1• Saw Mill of good construction,
C rculaz: Saw Rig, Powerful Engine and Boilhr.
ALSO THAT WELL-KNOWN
AW MILL PROPERTY
On Lot No. 6,i Con. 4, Hay, Circular Saw Rig,
clger, Cross-eut and Lath Nrill complete ower -
Engine and Voiler, together with 25 /IC es of
and, on which lire con:tmodious out-buildi
od frame house and a large orchard, well ater-
. Best Saw /dill Site in the County. All must
soldwithout seserve, as the proprietor' is about
leave the country.
Sale will take place on the day above ment oned,
the hour of 12 o'clock noon, at the
OMMERCIAL HOT L,
VILLAGE Olr ZURIC
gal a
TliE.
TERMS LIBERAL.-Tiz be made known
e day of sale, or by api lying personally
der to the Proprietor or. Auctioneer, Hay P.
WM.' CARRICK, Propr
. BISHOP, Auttioneer.
the
r by
etor.
14-2
CASH PAID FOR
o IT I T IR,
By thi subscriber at the
Egg Emporium.
I.)0 NOT feed 24 hours before killing. Bleed in
-A--• the neck or mouth, and leave the heads pxi.
lake the feathers. Off elean,:bet do not bruise he
skin or break any bones. Poultry should not be
drawn.
1.." POULTRY formarket should. be well
timed.
D. I. WILSON,
114 Seaforth.
NOTICE TO -BUILDERS.
His Trustees of 'Union Sehool Section No. 1
Morris, Grey mud McKillop, will receive te
ers till the . '
P.?,th DAY OF JANUARY, 1874,
'or making certain alterations and additions
tIle School House: Plans and specilicasions 0
see•n at R. Pattison's, Walton The lowest r
ny tender will not necessarily be accepted. A
ijlress R. PATTISON,
114-4 ;Secretary -Treasurer, Walto
• TEACHER WANTED.
-ALE or Female.'hohling a Third -Class Cart i -
cote, for Sehool Section No. 9, Grey. Dub 8
.0 c numence on. the Stb. of January, 1874. ApplV,
tat ig salary expected, and send. testimonials aa
xp rience, if any, to
11 4 HARrVILL SPEIRAN,
Secretary, Grey P.
TEACHER `WANTED 1 ,
ANTED, a Male or Female' Teacher, holding
a second or third-class Provincial °edifice e,
ifor School Section No,J 8, McKillop. Duties .6
OJT mence on lst Jrn
ana ,, 1874. Application my
lee i ade 16 either of the undersigned Trustees:
E. BE., NEWIlt.S, ) '
• CON11.: D DIETZ, '- Trustees.
P. .11cLACHLAN, )
12 4 1 .Carionbrook P 0.
- i
-
, MONEY .WANTED
It ANTED to borrow on geed fann !ErienriLy [at
8 per cent. interestl $700 or :41,000. The 1)0- '
•ax er wishes to repay. ti.o loans in installmenta'of
• 0_ per year. Parties iaving ineeey to lend pn.
the above terms should uldres A. B., Seaforth IP.
0., or enquire at the ExosreI,on Office. 312-S
, STORE 0: RENT. . i
TRENT, the -store 1 tely !oecnpied by F. V al,
, in Carmichael's Block, Setifort h. This stor , is'
weti situated for busme •s, mid is large and ccm-
im dious. For further particulars apply to .he '
pr. prietor. . • i I
314 11, CARMICHAEI .
NO[710i.
A LL persons indbteI to :tbe undersigned are
Debts over one Year du will be sued.
.Bear in mind a Discount of 5 per cent.
requested to call and settle their accou ts.
• 312 DR. VERCOE. will positively :be allowed. Reinember
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
LL parties indebted to the undersigned by note
-I- Or book account ire requested to settle the
same on pr before the 1st Of January'1874, and
sac costs.
JOHN WAR]-),
3* Saddler, Seaforth. ;
-
ORDER LOST.
IL°ST, o•n Tuesday, Dee. 2, 1873, an order shined
t by David Sproat and Wm. Chesuey, as Council- I
oujs of Tuckersmith, on Wm. Muir, TOwniihip
erk, in favor of Tboiuias Downey, for 05 55.All
rties are cautioned a Tainst purchasing or liege- Will give you value, and more than val.-
Iting said order, as p yment has been stopp4d. „
,3 3*4 DAVID SPRG!AT. Ile tor your money.
GI
GRAND
•
T. DISTRIBUTION
AT
• M R. COUNTER'S,
• SEAFORTH. •
T I the usual eustom with dealers to
ch rge a large profit on
H LIDAY I GOODS,
Bat . R. COUNTER adoptaa differ-
ent plan with his patrons.' Instead of
charging a profit, he will allow a
A
ISCOUNT OF
PER CENT.
On all goods purchased from hith during
the liday season, frona now to the
First f January, 1874. -
ow is the time to purehhse
CH ISTMAS ANT? NE
Y ARS PRESETS,
And . R. COUNTER'S is tl). e place to
get th m.
The following list embraces: a few- Of
the icle.s which M., R. COUNTER,
now • ffers to the public foe Holiday
Prese ts, at a rechiction of 5 per cent
.
from • rigmal.prices.
And. i
and g
• READ IT,
• there- is anything you want come
t it.
The e will be 0, Great Rush in, a few
days,d
FIR T COME TVILL BE PIRST
SERVED
But t
male•
ere are Gifts for all, old and young,
d female.
Li't of Articles Suitable for Gifts
Gold Vatches,
Silvel Watches,
Gold. Eardrops,
Plate' Eardrops,
Gold ; rooches;
Plate Brooches,
Gold leas,
Plate 1 Setts,
Gold erns,
Fano Rings,
Plain Rings,
Silve Rings,
Gold laains,
Silve Chains,
Plate'[ Chains,
Gold. oekets,
Silve • Lockets,
Gold. harms,
Plated Charms,
Gold Studs,
Plated. Studs,
Gold 1 Sleeve But -
tots,
Plate Sleeve But -
to s.
Brac lets,
Scarf Pins,
Thimbles,Silve ,
Gold'Keys,
Silver Keys,
Silver Fruit Knives;
Pap ea Knives,
Pocket Knives,
8caB
isir7rsi!
Hushes,
Back Comb,
Napkin Rings, .
Card Cases,
Jet Jewelry, very
1are stook, .
Clock's, all kind,
Meerschaum Pipes,
Imitation Pipes,!
Brier Pipes,
Peshualivi.b.roPinips,es,
Hair Pins,
,Co4rukeets,'
Baskets,
Card. Baskets,
Toast .Racks,
Butter Co.oler,
Spoons,K
Forks,nve
Compasses,
Thermometers,
Canes,
Violins,
China Goods,
Music Boxes,
Concertinas,
Accordeons,
DOMinces,
Drafts,
Ch;Beae ds sss;
Portmonais,
Cigar Cases,
Tobacco Peuchee,
Tobacco Boxes, ,
Spectacles, froin 25
cts to $3,
Goggles,
Scent Bottles,
Albums,
Choice Mugs,
Work Boxes,
Ladies' Dressing
Cases,.
Gents' • Dressing
OWriatsine,gsDesks,
Brackets,
Ladies' Companion,
Shave Cups, .
Telescopes,
13racelets,
Table Bells,
Stereoscopes • and
Views,
Opera, Glasses,
Gold Pens,
Pencils, &c.
sw-•
also this fact, the Goods are all genuine,
and warranted. to be as repre.sented.
M. R. COUNTER
,ch
,)
M S
'AND,
NEW YEAR GIFTS,
COMISTING
Allnima, Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, Fam-
ily Bibles, plain and illustrated, children's Books,
illustrated, Pocket Diaries, Pocket Books, Parses,
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Ladies' and Gents'
Dressing Cases jewel Cases, Ink Stands, Cigar
Cases, Meerschaum Fip4s, Toilet Sets, &c.
•
JEWELRY.
Gold and Silver Rings, plain and fancy, Brooches,
Ear Rings, 33racelets, Gold. Studs, Plated Studs,
Gold Sleeve Buttons, Gold Pens, Gold Pencil
Cases, Gold and Plated Lockets, Watches, Charms,
Gold Chains, Alberts, te.
GREAT BARGAINS IN JEWELRY.
CLEARING SALE.
HAIR ORNAMENTS,
MUSICAL liVASTRUMLITTS.
Violins, Cone.ertittas, Accordions, Mouth Organ,
Violin Strings, finest Italian.
Also TOYS for Girls and Boys, at
R. LUMSDEN'S,
1315 • Seaforth;
IN TH t4 MATTER OF AN ELECTURNI
FOR Tilt
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-
_
OF ONTARIO, FOR T'Frg
South. Riding of the County of Huron,
Held October 15th, 1873.
TWF. following is a detailed statement al an
-I- election expenses ineinred by and on beh If a -
ALROELIBA_LD 13I8H02, a candidate at thenzaid
election, • inetadiiig the personal expenses of the
said Archibald Bishop, and the same together
with the bills and vouchers relatiiag thereto, here-
to annexed., is filed in pursuance of the Statrite of
the l'rovince of•Ontario, '36 Vic., Cap. 2, Se 11:
L P'ayinents -made by W. R. Squier, the eleetion
agent of Archibald Bishop.
D. Liars, C. P., for voters* lists. „... ..... $14 49,
E. E.
Wade, for copying • 15 00
H. Armstrong, for telegraphing. ..... ,.... 17 55
.T. j. Bell, for printing . .468
McLean Brothers, forprinting.......... _ 22 50
White & Sons, for printing.... ..... 18 75
E. Ifohnes, for 10 00
-Thomas Bell, for livery... . . . 45 50
J. P. Wilkinson, posting bills 14 00
Total.
- $17p 47
, .
2. Personal itxpenses of the said. Archibald Bishop.
Paid D. Wanless for Hall f or meeting at Varna.$1 00'
I. Wilhiamsou, " " "Bayfield 4 00
-. Snell, " 4 00
P. Buckley,
Limerick 4 00
"
S. Presse, " Crediton. 4 00
W. Simpson, " lifi'lronie
ieasbauvze 4 43
h 40?)
X. Pickard,
For board. and lodging during canvass
from Sept. 16 to Oct: 15, 1878.- .... .21 00
Total $46:00
A.RCFITil A T.D BISHOP.
W. R. SQU1ER, Election Agent of A. Bishop.
Dated Godericht Dee. 12,1878. • 015
Dissolution of Partnership.
1\TOTICE is hereby given that the pa,rtnerShip
al" heretofore existing between T. and L. Calder
as ;garble Cutters, in the Village of Seafortb, iire!
der the ,firra name of CALDER. BROS., has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The business Will
hereafter be carried. on by T. Calder and W. H.
Cooper, under the firm name of CALDER &
COOPER.
316-3 CALDER & COOPER.
• ESTRAY CATTLE.
CAME to the encloeure, on Dot. No 16, Con•.115,
By, on Saturday, Dee. 18,1 STEER eoming
three, white; 1 H MIFER coming three, red and
white, 1 STEER coming one; black. The owpqr_-: „
is requested to prove property, pay eipensee tpial
take them away. WM. MELLICK,
315:14 Zurich 2.10.
• THE ALUMINIUM WATCH.
THE Latest Novelty.-Everyperson should have
one. Wears equal to gold; and the difference
in quality can only be detected on the"cloaest
scrutiny. Warranted. to keep correct thue for two
years without cleaning, or the money returned.
Thousands are now in use throughout Great Br -h-
a*. Price, only $2. Sent, post-paid, to any part
'of the Dominion. State whether lady or gentle-
man's size required. Also, elegant Aluminium
Chains. 75e postpaid. Address, GRAMIIERS
THORNTON, Toronto, Ont. Agents wanted every-
where. 218-8
TO STOCK BREEDERS.
A LARGE BREED l3OAR.-The undersigned
will keep on his premises, Lot No, 2, Con. 3,
Hallett, for the improvement of stock, a first-class
large breed BOAR. Terms -75 cents for the sea-
son, with the privilege of returning if neeessary.
81544 ROBERT MCMICHAEL, Jrz.
ESTRAY STEER. ,
C21./m
into the premises of the undersigned, tot
No, 2, Con. 10, Hulled, on or about the lsti of
-June last, a light yea STEER, coming three. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take it away.
31544
WM. HARRISON.
TEACHER WANTED.'
AN Assistant Teacher for the Wroxeter Public
School. Duties -to commence on au, 1st of
January. Address, stating salary, to .
JOHN SANDERSON, Trnstee,
Wroxeter P.
" 314-3
DURHAM BULL CALVES for SA1 E
TWO thoroughbred Bull Calves for saie itt rea-..
sonable prices. Apply to
314-4 M. MeTAGGART, Clinton.
"TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL
PREVAIL."
THE GENUINE AMERICAN
ELIAS HOWE
SEWING IVIACHINE
TRIUMPHANT OVER .AT*.!
VIENNA PREMIUMS.
THE
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
RECEIVED! FIVE MEDALS'
At the Vienna Exposition, viz.:
GRAND MEDAL OF • PROqRESS,
MEDAL OF ALEILIT
For Superior Workmanship,
THREE MEDALS OF CO-OP ATION
For superior excellence of production See
tract of letter below:
• "EXTRACT."
VIENNA, August 22nd.
The Howe 'Machine Co., New York: •
GENTLBMEN-We htl.TO been successful in ob-
taining tive medals from the Exposithm, viz.:
Grand Medal of Progress-, Medal of Merit for sm.
perior work, and three Medals of Co-operation for
truly,
HOWE.
tan.dhig
ing M.a-
lead.
superior excellence of productions. Your
The above speaks for itself, and,notwit
the false claims of some firms in the Se
chine business, the 11ONVE still keeps th
A fresh supply ilia received at
W. N. WATSON',
os Insurance Ageut, 18 81