HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1874-03-13, Page 3MARe4 131 1874.
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(-LAW NO. 1
iSt4,
etsaiy way of Loan. the =inter
nty TneuSand Dollars for, the
)(Ate or,Purchasing the Heathen(
rel Bead.
a'AS, the Cowicfl of the Corporation Ot
lountyo Huronhave resoleed tc pur-
NORTHERN GRAVEL R lAD, with
!abolishing the collection of Tolls on
kVel Beads in the said County.
EEREAS. to cane into effect the said
[ect, it will be necessary for the Council
, Corporatiou to raise the sauna Twenty
Dollarg in. the milliner hereinafter men-
MMUS, the amertnt of the wholelinte-
rte.- in the County of Huron, irrespective
are increate in sante and irreapee.
income to he derived from the terepor-
ment of the slaking fond hereinafter
or sny peat thereof according to the
an equalized Assessmeut Rolls of the
ity, belief.; for the year One Thonsand
eked slid Seventy -Three, wag Thirteen
(hie Hiendred end Ninety Thortsan,d
idrecl and Seventy-laive Dollars.
akREAS, the atuount of the exiSting
a mid Comity isateg follaws Prirteipal,
dred ana FifteaNine Thou:et/al Eieite
Ana Thirty Dealer:a for Gravel Road
a, heal -nig intereet tile rate of sit per
auanta. The animal intoreet to be paid
1 debt is Fifteen Thonsand Five. Hord-
aniteen Dollars and Eighty Cents, upon
t there is no intenaet in ax-rettr,
=ES, it win rettnire the sum of Two
.Two Hundred Dollars to be raised an special rate for the payment of the
and interest, As also hereivafter mane
EEREAS, for paying the inteteet and
e equal comma Sinking Fowl for payitig
ata a Twenty Thousand Dollars and
hereinafter mentioned; it will require
ming special rate of One Houdred arid
Hundred andFiftv-Nintlie (1604)59) of
he Dollar, in addition to aIl other ratea
to be levied in eeelo year.
'nem* enaetea by the Counci/ otha
of the Collate of Huron r
edit shall lie lewfuleforthe Warden of
ennt.e Of Heron to raise lnway of loan
terson or peritons, body or bodies cor-
e.reae- be williug to advance the same
'credit of the Debentures hereirtafter
&sten not exceeding in, the whole. the
catty Thousand Ianlars, and cause the
paid into the lut-rels of the Treasurer of
; aforesaid for the purposes and' witb
above ;melted,
it Wean be lawfu1 for the said War -
me any ninal:er of Debentures to- be
a, eh soms of money, not less than One
aellars each, and that the Bent Thoben-
' be sealed with the seat of the said Goa.
ad be eigned lay the Warden and coon-
ey the Treasurer cif the said County.
tt. the said Debentures shall be made
;twenty yeareatifurthest from the day
r•itientiOned for!this By -Law to take ef
office of tliej Treaeurer a the said
r Huron, alai Shall heve attached to
one for the payment cif the intereet an-
nedloa the said Warden and Treasurer.
ittt the said Debenteres - and Cotipons-
Ode out iu the cin-rency of this Derain -
t -whole =omit of said Deberauenq shall
1' the before mentioned sum of Twenty
Dollars, and they shall bear interest at
six per ceutper annum, which ;rater -
a payable on tho first day of 3niy in
:and every year anriug the coutmiianee
debentures, et the office of the reas-
said County of Huron.
iat for the pinpose pf forming a sinking
paement of tlte said Debentureand
.st at the at aforesaid; to becOme due;
1 equal special rate of One Iluedred and
e Hundred and aaaty-Ninths (160-9)9) of
4e. Dollar; shall in addition to till othet
1axes be raised, levied arid coReeted iu
(von all the rateaale property within
c of ICurou, during the continuaoce et
ebentmes or any of them.
mt this By-law :than take effect and
operetiort upon the lint day of -July,
sand Eight Hundred and Seventy -Pone
Ner7CEf
lve is a true dope of a proposed By -Law
Uinta consideration by the Manicipal
! the Conetty 01 Huron, at - Gedexich, in.
!outtfy, on tee F )orth. Day of June, Ian,:
it- of two o'clock iix the aftemOon, at
le and place the Members of the Council
iy required to attend for the purpose
PETER. ADAMSON,
Connte
lerk's Office, 1
)Feb. 26,1874. f 1305-14
.:.TO THE I'VBLIC OF
Nom lee.,QaterAX :Alma It et.
tEQUENCE of rends that have been
•adanpon you by two te: three indiv!icluals
tine tont the name of the " New York
Company'a makine and selling some -
h thee call Holloway's Pills and Oint-
1 whfch. for a seasme were freely sold
etrtel ot the Brizish Provinces 41,S my
Rs and (nutmeat, I havefor somb tante
derial it my date to cat/tato the priblic,
e medirmi of the press; anainst buying
ous artadee. Jnite.nente ha' e been obe
nit this Bankrupt Crew, in one ease by
ird, who, when about to levy, tit the
f Octeber last. found the name Of the
ompany had beet!. painted out au:). that
Voite enbatitnteci. Mane respectable
re Biatish Provnicee who obtau my
direet faint here, lave very properly
but I sheind, for the benefit of theta -
the plink, insert their names lii the
t it ease be known thin no; medicines
1 genuine from them. The following
he finne alluded to; and I plutic ulitrIv
those who deeire to get lay medacinea
name of the Houses named: . esses.
r
;neva & Co., Helifaxi
; N. S.; essrs.
a Ce, Halifax, N. a. ; Messrs. . B.
Sons, St. Jobe, N. Ila Mr. T., Dees
trlintetown, P. E. I.; Messre. F_!.‘4•G•LBY
oria, B.C.; Mesers. aloctee & Coo Vie -
i, Dr. it.etx Pam.Ex, chatham, N. B.;
xi,* & Coo -Montreal; areesre. 3. Wiann
alton, Ora.; _Mr. II. J. Rose, Toronto;
inS:k•X •1"..MITtl, St. John; N. B., Mr.
. Godelich, Chit.; XesernEernoa e; Co.,
dr. J. Cicaraixee, St. John X'. B.;
nnorie, 'Windsor, Ont.; atria 0 USN,
NINGTI2N DR() 111E1.:5, :-*A. 3011., If B.;
S.; Mr. Geoeco.: C. lirXT, Jr., Finder-
; Mr. W. II. Tno AirsoN, Harbor Grace,
X. Wiene, Fredericton, N. ila Messrs.
ma, Montreal. afy Pills and Gild ment
manufactured nor a ad iu any part of
'atate. Each Pot and Box beans the
eminent sunup, with the words, "Hol-
e and (hutment, London," engraved
:he mealy:nee are bola at the lowest,
a prices, in quantitiee of not less than
-viz.: Ss. an. ees., aria ale. per clozert
Is or rote of Ointment, for which re -
met be taut in advance.
THOMAs II (1LLOWAY.
.miets and other vendors of Ilolto-
EE mal Oattritente may have their
(.-d in the /flea) papare if they will
here— t
533, Oxford Street, Wr. 0.
1, lana 317-23
AVOID QUACKs.
et tate; ineieereti)n,eaueine nezvous
-.1,rerliatun• decaz.', 6:,c+ having tr'...ca in
Avertised remedy!, hag discovered a.
• of stir.- u hien in.. will send free
veer:llama. Atairees, J. 11. REEVES,
treet, New iL
int par day. Aeolifs wanted.
fail Al! elasses of wl,rking
▪ ta•. yonne or ola, make IT/Ore
•F, in titer :Tare netinexite; or ail the
hit arty thing Mo.. Particulars , free.
T1NSON Co.,Portlanti,Modue. , 284
WED., REMOV4Ete
1-ZONERTSONI;
iiiet-maker ana 'Von( raker,,
retvElY Ins ware -morn. to
ANSON'S OLD STAND,
Main-sto et, Staeleth,
cto liaml a imperial. stock 01 Aunt.
Lure of evely description.
LL Ax2 SEE IT.
UNDERTAKING.
ed Mr. Thome Bell's IIKAitSE
to attend foramens oi . the shortest
zt town or country.-
flina, All Sizes,
ri hand.
LRCH
18,74
THE NEW BONNET.
i
A foolish Attie maiden 'bought a foelfeh
little bonnet, • /7" --
With, a ribbon and a -feather, and iaate
: - of lace upon it ;
' And that the othermaidens of the ilittje
town might know it,
She thought she'd go to meeting the next
Sunday just to show it. e ,,, •
. ,
But thoueeth the little bonnet was scarce
• larger than a dime,• . I
The getting of it settled proved to be a
work of time
$o when 'twas fairly tied; all the tells
• had stopped their ringing,
And when she came to meeting, sure
• enough, the folks Were singing.
So this little foolish maiden stood and
waited at the door ;
And she shook her ruffles out beh nd,
and smoothed them dawn before.
" Hallelujah ! . Hallelujah !" sang the
choir above her head : I
,-..
"Hardly knewt you ! hardly knew you !"
I were the words she thought they 8 id.
This made the little maideal feel so
very, very cross,
,1 That she gave her mouth a _twist, her
• little head a. toss, 1
For she thought the 'very hymn t ley
i sang was all about her bonnet,
I With the ribbon, aad the feather, nd
the bit of lace upon, it. -
• .
And she would not wait to listen to the
sermon or the prayer, .
ti But pattered down the silent street nd
] hurried up the sta r
4 '
• 1Till she reached her h tle bureau, and
in a bandbox on it
Had hidden safe from critic's eye, the
' foolish little bonnet.
Which proves, my little maidens, . that
each of yon -will find -
In every Sabbath service but an echq of
1 siyolliyir iiintitii:airs,
l;
And that the littlehead that's filled WI
1 Vill never get a blessing from serm las
or from prayers.
—Our IYou.nij Folk,
GAIETIE
A small -lady "aged. 'Ave, lwhose pa had
not 'brought her the usual new clothes for
Ohrietnaas, was heard toj privately re -
Mar L that she guessed s "la was hold ng
on f r a rise in the rag market."
— iPIte old theory aboik hearing he
rciur nur of the sea in a shell is said to be
a hu bug. For, if you will hold a be v-
et hd,t, or a goblet, or a p ckle bottle, or
an o ster can, to your ear you will h .ar
t e. ame delicious murmur.. -
- ne ef our Southei..n. exchan ;es
e s of " a gentleman who was erre t -
n the charge of 1 coukterfek lig
ekles." It is impossible to believe ti, 'at
ay " gentleman" in pos.eession of
h s five ceases would engage in so hese
a hu iness.
huudred years ago or so an an T-
d te was current of a Colonel of a British
Regi nent of Foot who wrote a petit' n
tq G •orge I1. requesting the privilege of
eieh ging into a regiment then abcut
tc el sbark for America. As was c s -
W rd , " and your petitioner, as in luty
tenet y the petition conclnded wit11,1 the
b IIR 1, will ever pray." The King, lin
Oen ine the desired privilege, returned
the fficer's petition in person, havik
&rat hed oat the word_ " pray" and at b-
stita ed the word " tight.",
•—" What's hay ?" .asked. a man of n
,
Ilene t granger in Burlington, Iowa, the
other morning. The 1?. of H. told h at
$13 - 0, and .followine the man a.rou d
ti.
the acion; as he examined the bay veey
caref lry. He expresieed himself as per -
peal satisfied with the price and liked
diet oks of the hay. "Shall I pat it
into oar barn ?" asked the granger.
Well, uo," the man said, "1' have no.
bern, I only want a good clean straw pe
chewi" The hay merchant looked aslif
he we ald like to make him eat the wholie
load
.--`- A Good Mao Gone to Roost"
was *e headline in a Western papei's
obituiry. 1
—' He handled a gun carelessly-, a d
put hs angel plumage on," is another
West in paper's obituary of John Devine,
of Naples. 111. ,
—Reading na. the merning paper -that
Thalberg had been emb lined 'by his
widow,1Th:tee-gins remeakedthat be knew
several in arried men who were kept ali ' e
in a pickle by their wives.
A little four-year old Waterto
gi I went running into the house t
otljaer day, exclaimin fa "Mamma, ma
m , live seen Jan.- Frost !I've seen Jac
Frost!!" 'Where did you see him, my
darling ?" queried the mother. " Oh I
Saw the tip of his tail hanging over the
ea es." She had seen t an i icle. 1
—Mr. Hornaby, of 1.1'on. du ,Lac, at-
tempted to go down cellar 14e other night
to iget pitcher of cider. i Hi wife warn-
ed hall to be ca.refal and n t break the
- 1
pitcher. He slipped on the first stair
ho ifieel : " . '
an fell to the bottom, ekinued his el
-
hoe -s and knees, biunped his head, broke
his noSe, tore his coat, and landed on the
cellar door a total wreck, bit saving the
pit, her. Mrs. Hornaby cal ed to him in
accents, MrII rna.by, Mr,
Ho naby, did you break -• the piteher ?"
He growled back. " No, I. -dida't, bat
by blinder I will." And he did.
-. — — ----o-o-e. i
osh BillingS'S SPioe-box.
1
.N, est eve..ry one luvs to isten to a slan-
der, ibut there aiut but pli,eW - but what
des se the author oY it; ,
Iilueet a great meimy-men Whoze talk
in liIje a buntch of tire kraekers when
they.are first touched oph, full or pop
for a fu miunits, and then all in over.
AN•Ithout munny, without friends, and
withinit impudence, . in about, az low
dawn M this•world az early man,kan git,
and keep virtewous.
. After a mau has passed the age of 57
*nil all he hall find to talk about and
to br4g on, iz that he has got more pa•in-
o and 41kes than enny ;Iv the rest ov hiS
nabers. -
Th4re in nothing that a man iz so ceie
tain Olv az he in (A= what he sees, and yet
tituu
arelitlel
iz itiot.l.iing after au that deceives
i
Beware ov the man who in altruze
reddy to swop old friends for new ones.
The •dog that awill plaollow - everylealy
aint weith a kuss,
,
Wh*ipla midst I alwuzz like a, phool
or a *tier, for they do hold gnat good
,
hands: '
lr rid km iidenshally undertake to explain
.I hal had people set down bi mi side,
a
sunithilie to
-na of -gra•te im'
portanee, and
after tl m 31 nmuts bi
the watch, 1
not only didn't kilo what they hat! been;
trieing to tell, but had forgot a god
deal that I knew before. •
One ost the most perfect 'viktorys yu
;.,
kali achi we ever enny man iz to beat
him in p liteness.
Youngman, yu had better be :honest
than cunning, and it iz hard work, to be
both.
Llont tell exalely what's the matter
OV me, 410 I an allwaize j net a leettle
shy ov the woman.who wear. her hair
keit short. I
= It (Right to kure .the , pride of enny
man when he retleflets that there aint no
one living but What -Owes more to the
-world_ than the world owes' to him.
To •be s. familiar- with ei ery one and
preserve your restiekt and here esteem,
iz an evidence of the mos remarkybel
talents.
Thegrate mistake that nny people
mi
ake z to think that they az made be-
fore the world waz instead ov since.
A Mother Killed Grief.
The Indiana,polis Sentin 1 gives the
following account of an i eident Which
happened," it said, in awfordsville,
Ind., on Saturday last :* he depot had
• been broken into that Ilona and some
money and. a quantity of tickets stolen
Ifrom the office, and thinge enerally up-
set, by a party of boys. extents were
lissued, and, among them, cos for a boy
Inamed Mike McNeal. , Ab 9 11 t midnight
ithe McNeal were e: ed upon by
the officer of the law, and i fermed that
the boy Mike was wanted, at the same
time reading the warranti Mrs. Mc-
Neal was astounded, an said there must
e a mistake. None of he boys would
be guilty of theft, she knew, and it was
'all a raistake. Her feeli gs 'overcame
er, and she fainted. The' officer, how-
ever, bearing the warrant had no ether
course to pursue, but to 4e and the boy.
The mother again fainted, d, when she
returned to consciousness; the officers
#greed to let the bey reels] -.until they
lifteat bad been sworn out. Mike"
had seen the party by wit m the war-
peoved to be the one, they would return
tie'the house, if not, he 4-04 d ,cf course
iiat be arrested. The office found, how-
ever, that except in name, r Mike" was
net the boy. The teal crap -it was Mike
McNeal, a cousin of the forme. The
officers returned to gladd u, as they
supposed, the mother's hert by telling
her the boy was innocent. To their
horror they reached the house and found
MTS. M eNeal dead. The shock and
grief combined. had beea so 'great as to
k41 her. The affair caused considerable
excitement in town."
•
THE Beam TO Go TO -JELL. "—Re-
cently, at a revisal meetiog in the north
part of the county, the exercises of the
evening were closed by a general invitee
tier] to all who waeled to go to heaven
to;rise. The entire congreg tion . with a
solitary exception in the sh pe Of a boy,
robe- to their feet. The co luctor then
vairied the invitation by as all wile>
wanted to go to hell to aris The soli-
taty exception erase to s feet. Cf
course the good. people were candalized.
and the result was the a rest of the
youth and his trial for di urbing the
meeting. But, to the inten e disgust of
these liberal souls, Ithe Cour held that
if the boy wanted tko 11 11 he had a
perfectright to do 0, amd at such did
not necessarily disturb the eting with-
in the meaning of the 1 w ; and„ dis-
missing the case, the boy e a sent on his
way rejoicing.--. Wrigitt C (la.)
•
LINGUISTIC PROFICIENCY; 4 TEE Rus-
staxs.—The Russian natiquii is the one
which speaks' the most tuaAes and
Which speaks them the bestt One may
go' through Germ y and iot hear a
word of French- sp ken, but he will be
sure to hear it when. he reaches the fron-
tier of Russia. The Russien schools and
gymnasia for girls are of Vie Wiest ex-
cellence, sand in smile of the rls' schools
iri Moscow the dresees are ' a brown, to
prevent the bad feeling w ich might
arise from a coMparieon of ( resses and
toilets.
WHITE AND 00
0 eED
COUNTERPANES
Exceedingly 61 eaP
At HOFFMAN BROT
1\/1
1
AND
9', Seaforth.
NEW YEAR FTS,
Albnins, Bibles, Testaments, Prayer BeoksaFarn-
ily Bibles, plain and illustrated, Chil an's Books,
illuatrated, Pocket Diaries„ Pocket Books, Purses,
Wrefing Desks, Work Boxes, Ladie ' and Gents
Dreasing Cases Jewel Case.s Ink tends, Cigar
Cass, Meerschaum Pipes!, Toilet e &c.
CONSISTING OF.
JEW 1...RY.
Gold1and Silver Rings; plait and fan y, ' Brooches,
Ear Bin es, Bracelets, Gold Stasi kited - Snide,
Crold Sfeeve• Buttons Goal Pens„ G -old Pencil
Case, Gold and Plated' L o eicets,'Watc(hes, Chaena a
Gold , Indus, Alberts; (tc. 1 1 1
• 1
e,t
1 1
CREAT BARCAIN$ IN ... WELRY
1
•1 • . - .i
- I CLEARING SALE
HAIR ORNAME TS.
elf-US/VAL
a
eon
oi_bubs„
BREAKFAST SH
AND
• .
SOI4TAGS,
LS
NEARL Y GIVEN' Al Y,
At HOF Fm4.11 BRIpTIIEBS ,Seaforth.
STOVES
Of all kinds,
MRS.
Carraichaers B
Pure ; good and ehe
WHITNEY'9.
4. TIN ARE
alndt in endleite varie y at
TITTNEt Se
ock4 Main street, Se forth.
9IL,
holesale and rot il at Mrs.
Pi
CUS 0 OR
Of all kinds prom tl ttende to and estly exe-
cuted.
808 Rs. aiNEY.
HURON
TJE
L. NINO
ILL.
ESSR S . GRA Y SCO
DI to announc )- that they have c nianenced
-8-1 business in t p lately oecup ed by Mr.
Meetin, and are nclw pr axed to fill ord re for
Sc-tshes, .00r Moz s,
And all kinds Of anedl lamber.
1 -
1
CHEESE BO ES AND SET ERS,
FARM GAES, tY RACKS, c.
A good stock of
Factory mad in
near Main street.
Jig Sawing and
A. GRAY. i
eason d Lumber on and.
ber y rd on Goderi h street
ustom Planing neatly done.
W.H. COTT.
S
COST
At OFF N ;BBOT
Oho* Caeh Store,
SEAFORT PLANING M L ,
I
SASH, DOR NO LIND FACTORY
THE subscriber be s hew to thank bis antierons
-1- customers for th pateonage ex ended to
him since cornmen mg,, bu ineee in Setif rt , and
trusts that he may favo cal with a ce t' mince
in1 the same. t
Parties intending to build vonld do w o give
-him a call, as w 1 continue to keep o hand a
large stock of ell ki ds of
DRY INE LUMBER,
S SilEPO,
DOOM, BL NDS, MOULIN
SHING- ES, LATH ET
He feels contden of givitig satisfaetio
who may favour hi with then patronage,
but first-class 'Ivor nen are employed.
IParticu1aratt eition Paid to Custom
1
291 JO N BROADF
D S GOO
rce
t� those
ae none
OT..
0
FOB
Trery littl imor tltiacn askingt
At HOF
1
0.16•E El) OUT
MAN BROTHEES'aS
FOSTER'
JAME
eaforth
OLD STAND.
WRIGHT
TT AS opened in the store next the Seeforth
-a-a Foundry and t djoinina Foster's Hotel, al full
and complete
•
STOCK OF OCERIES.
_His Teas core od,
_Httis i'ugars Cheap,
And! his Spices Strong.
Call and give th
823
m tr al.
JAMES WRIGHT.
HATS AND . 030N.NETS:'
11
AT
ASTONISHING Lb* PRICE'S
At HOFFMA 7 BA01111-ER8%
. Chertp,aali Store, Seaforth
1
BUll' ST OPEN,
One night last s-eelc°,
John L gan's Old Stand.
(4
CAUSE—A ARGE NEW SOCK OF
FETISH GROCERIES.
vsrpp AvEs REDUOND has opened out hi john
an a
" Logan's old and kirell-known stend nice stock
Violins, Concertinas, Accordians, Mo
Violin strings, tiniest Italian.
Also TOYS for Girls and Boys, at
U. LUMS
815
. Wig() INA N TS M 0 ? 319
Lth Organs;
11
of Fresh 1 ,
1 •
- GROCERIES
- .
comprising everything which should be found in a
first-rate Grocery Store.
FLOUR and FEE on nand.
Seaforth. He solicits a Call, nd will examinee ,Hatisfac-
tion.
J. EDMOND,.
Lei
A. STRONG, St AFOETH
I 7
F INTER -
to him.
Will Loan Money at 'a Low RATE
EST. either on FILYM or 1yillage Pa0P
Pm -HI requiring money should app
, INSTI E YOUR PRO ERTY
AND YOUR LIVES.
.ti
,,
A. Strong, Seaforth
IS ALSO AGENT FOB
The Scotfish Provincial Insarance
Fire antlLife. ;
The Western Insurance Compan,y, oi Toronto—
Fire and Life. .
The Isolated Risk Insurance CoMpany, of
pompany—
Canada..
Terms ae reasonable as offered by any other
agent doing business for reliable Companies. ,
OFFICE-aover Strong .tit Fairley'd, Grocety
Store, Main Street Seaforth. 252
HOGS! HOGS!
Wanted at the
Seaforth Packin
liog3/441.
House
• MR. THONLAS ST HENS
•
TAKES mnehnleasure in inforr4ng his numer-
Ja bus custonnars that he has r commenced the
Pork Packing business in his 41 stand, North
Main street. Having secured the services of a
practical $ausage-maker, the public can rely on
getting a first-class article in either
SAUSA.GES OR SUGAR -CURED 11AMS.
Those in need of such would do wql to kive hima
eall before purchasing elsewhe . All orders
promptly attended to.
,P. S. ---Highest price in cash paid for CORN
COBS.
THOMAS S PHENS,
810 Main s eet,Seaforth.
e
•
TUE ONE THING NEEDFUL 00
Can
E AT LAST.
A NEW FURNITURE 'STORE IN 4gAFORTH.
UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED OUT A LARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE OF ALL
Uiids snob as •
Seat, Kid Seat and Spring Seat Chairs, steads, Sofas
bocirds, Centre Tables, Lounges, Mattresis s, cf:c.
will also be prepared to do all kinds of ORDER WORK, PI
UNDERTAKING.
NVI4n such is required you will find it to your advantage to patmnize ts
on haiid or made to order. SHROUDS always kept in stock. A HEARS
the bulaineas.
Wlti an acquired knowledge of the business from fourteen years experIT
share 4nd a trial of public patronage. - No eye to monopoly.
TO 4nabte us to sell cheap and also to save expenses we will be our OWn
N.
UBE FRAMMG
Side:
. COFFINS -();•ill be keit
te hire in conteotion with
ce we respeetfollyesolicit a
tier.
J. JO NS &
.—A new Piano for sale or will be given in part payment for a hcins
0 '
DONNER UN BLAZEN VOT YU- IVI
41;
W. B. PORTER NOT DD YIT,
He gibs Funnyture avay for nod_din' tu-nie Ter.
IBEG to notify ray numerous friends and customers that I have again opened out a new Farniture
Ste]. e text door north of M. Robertson'e, where everything in the housekeeping hne may bh found,
and. at Irani 20 to 80 per cent cheaper than any other place in town.
Wake Op ye Old Bachelors and get married at onceand give me a call before going elsewheas. You
will save a fortune by buying b:oin me. Try it and be convinced.
323
. 13. PORTER.
THE LAST OFFER
SELLING FOR CASH
THF LAST OF MY
SPLENDID STOCK
OF
p stry a-11 wool Union and H
ALSO FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Cut to fit halls from 20 feet square down to 4 fe
04IL IMMEDIATELY.
,
p Carp
THOM4VS KID
ts.
INT c5 izt c
1
JUST RECEIVED AT WILSON &. YOUN
SEAFORTU,
A. Splendid Stock of NEW and FRESH FRUITS, such as Raisins, Currants, and
Canned Fruit, all of which will be found good value.
Thei
every descriPtion of
GROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Stock of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE i the Best and Cheapest in Town.
WINES & LIQUORS OF THE BEST & PUREIST BRANDS,
Wholesale and Retail.
ALE AND PORTER FOR FA3fILY USE, IN GLASS AND WhOD.
GROCERIES
Of every description in abundance, and cheap. Good Ten from. 40 ciente to $1 per pound..
FLO UR AND FEED always 071 havd. Goods deliveqd in Town Free
of Charge,
WILS.ON & YOUNG.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
i-1 i SUBSCRIBER HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASE]) A LA.RGE QUANT
ITY OF
TEAS, SUGIARS, FRUITS,
AND GENERAL GROCERIES,
AT PRICES MUC
LOWER THAN THE • CURRENT MARKET VALUE,
Is enabled to give the public even
BETTER BARGAINS THAN HERETOFORE.
The goods are now ,in
get their share df the
stock, and the inhabitants of Town and Country are a:sited to eome Riad
Going at the 4equered Store.
JAMES MURPHY,
Main -Street, Sea forth.
••=4,47— a.Y
NOSNHOr
`1983 H1088
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0
iSMIODTH
OIdcTO
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.A NEW LOT OF
DUNDAS COTTONS
At HOFFMAN BROTHERS', Seaforth.
e (
TO THE PUBLIC' AT LARGE.
W. H. OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Collar
MANUFACTURER.,
MAIN -ST, SE4FORT11.
fr.1
SIGN OF Tilt; SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice a s sortment of light: an.d heavy Harness-,
'Whips, Bells, Horse Clothing, de., kept constantly
en hand. Repairing promptly attended to, and
eharges moderate. Remember the plece sign of
Ithe Scotch Collar. W. R. OLIVER,
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
BRUSSELS.
Ti 4 Subscribers wish to state that they have
-I- opened Gut a first-class
HARNESS SHOP, IN BRUSSELS,
Where they will keep On hand a choice selection
of everything iu their line, such as
Harness, Saddles, Whips, !Trunks, Valises
Brushes, Currycombs, Cards,
Bells, Blankets,
And everything that IS usually; found in it first-
class Harness Shop.
!:..IGHT & HEAVY.HARNESE,
if every description made in the latest style, and
f the very best material, at prices that defy com-
petition. -
Good Workmanship 4uaranteed.
coma.,.A:Tts
(11/1 every description made to artier, and wan -anted
not to hurt.
1
A. call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
1
lsewhere. '
1
Repairing Promptly ttended to.
-
J Shop immediately North ol Annet's Hotel
Turnberry Street, Brussels, Onti
805
DUNCAN. & DAVIDSON,
Proprietors
WHITE BLANKETS
AT
COST PRICES
At HOFFMAN BROTHERS', SeafOrth;