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AUCTION SALES
=It 23, ou Lot 26,Lneolne:
Farm Stook
rt Little, prepr p.
auctioneer.
olnesday, March, 2, ou Lot 2,5,
4, H. .R. S., Tueltersi
F
and Implements, the yertyaral
te Wm. Muir; J. P. Irine,atte-
maday, March 26, on Lot 13, Con. 2;
• Farm Stock and Imlcneut.
Gibson, preprietor ; Brine,
March 27, 0it Lot g Con, 2,
UO, Farm Stock and 1 lemmata
Down, proprietor ; A 13!i hop,. ano.
lay, March 27, on Lot 2, Con. 2,
llop, Farm Stock and I ements,
of the Iate Richard 01 , J. p.
auctioneer.
1.a,va March 27, on Lot 7 fa. R E.
salon, township t of Sta ey, Parra ,
and ImplementS, Ja
!attar ; D. McDougall, a tioneer.
inlay, March 30, on Lo Con. 6,
Ssauley, Farm 'Stock d Imple-
John Workman, pro rictor ;
Me, auctioneer. '
aday, March 31, on Lot 8 Cori. 11,
S., Tnekersmith, Farw Stock and
meats, James Faison, oprietor ;
Brine, auctioneer.
doesday, April 1, on Lo Con. 6,
S., Tuekersmith. Farm tock. D.
m, proprietor; J. P. 13 me, alio-
-April 7, on Lot 11, Con.
no .Farm Stock and Irnplements.
nen, proprietor; P.. Brine,
neer.
Bliwras.
eara—In MeKillop, on arch 16,
wife_of Mr. Alexander H rne;
!
Bet-, of
a daughter.
Seaforth, on 4ach 5„ itlaa
e a Mr. Donald J. MJ4eau, o a
lghter.
Seaforth, on Mr4h 4, tho
o Mr. Thomas Allen, of &sou,
rar.A.D< —111 TuckeraMith, on
reb 3, the wife of Mr. 'William
itehead, of a daughter. I "
:a:11'4 -1a Seaforth. on Fell. 28, the
e of Mr. James Wright,lofa daugh-
,
—In McKillop, on March 13,
wife of Mr, Jerennah In . -Ara, of a
xghten, -
K.-eln Morris, on Iao1 10;- the
of Mr- Robert South, of a. son. '
ia-m—In Brussels, on! March 17,
wife of Mr. Philip Sparling, of a
aghter.
[ma—In Brussels, on Maaoli 18, the
fe of Mr. John Parker, Of a son.
Clinton, on MarCh 15, the
fe Of Mr. James Miller, of a daugh-
asn.—In Hallett, on March. 12,
% wife of Mr. Jamea :CO -nigh, of a
aghter,
aun.—In Exeter, on MarCh 17, the
fe of Mr. Robert Pielalkad. of a
tighter
MARRIAGE
acna--.Melizop.—At thele mmercial
otel, Seaforth, on Marehi 11, by Rev.
illiam Graham, Mr. David Taylor,
liullett, to Misa,-.Martha McLeod,
the township of Goderich
faN—POLLaNn. —At the residence
the bride's father, on March a, by
ay. W. C. Beer, Mr- -William Slee.
an, to .7.1iss Sarah Pollaild, both of
abarne.
---Ross.—At Maple Cott4ige, Stan -
y, the residence of the M.' els father,
i March 3, by Rev. Joh a Ross, Mr.
imes Lee, of Seaforth, o Mary M.,
cond daughter of Jame eoss, Esq.
2.apav -.BOLTON. —At the residence
the bride's father, on Mach 11, by
ev. W. 0. Beer, ML 1Juncn Me.
Irby, of East Nissouri, to Miss Mary
nn BoItora of Usborne.
w—Taviant.—At the residence of
e bride's father, on Mara' 4. by Rev.
aaes Broley, Mr. ,Jabez 'Drew, of
innesota, U. S., to Charlotte, third
a liter of Samuel Taylor, Esq., of
-ile. -
ma—BIssErr.—At the relsidence of
e bride's father, on Maieh 4, by
v,. M. A. Wright, Mr, Sanniel Fish
of Poderich, to Miss Family Bissett,
ColbOne.
DE.ATEIS.
Melifflop, on March 10,
tharine, youngest daughter of Mr.
gh. MePhee, aged 5 years.
"5i71,1.. -Tan the township of Hay,
the Lake Shore Road, on March 14,
iUarn Turnbull/ aged 61 years.
• ER. -In Triekers-mith„. ati the res.
ce of Mr. WilliamS
rah 12, John Draper,
'KLIN.-At his residence in Howick,
-March 1, John Franklin, Sr., aged -
years.
H. --.En Hay, on March it, of cep--
ption, Elizabeth, eldest daughter
DougaId Smith, Esq.
Grey, on March 16, Tvlary
cy, youngest daughter of Mr. John
aged 5 years and 2 months.
roat, on
aged 77
MARKETS..
SEA FORTE, March 10, 1814.
slight rise has taken place in the
of wheat- within the p
Ai account of the bad roaa
little coming in. Delive
e over a dozen kakis•
st
s there la
LOS do not
per day.
are scarce, and can scare -.1y be got
ical consumption. Barl y is DO*
St out of season, and thee is none
Batter is still scarce &id dear,
*gilt deliveries_ Eggs I have d
-- and are are likelyto atill_ fall in
n account of foreign markets- he-
-ell supplied, and an unuStiallY
tity, for this season of tbo year, be-
t forward. We quote :
05±, per bushel-- .......44:1 1.8 to $1 1-9'
tat, per bushel -a_ .. . '.1' 1L3 to 1 15
Per tbushel.-- . — - ... 1 5 to I 25
perhushel- .....- . . . .. .. . 8 to 0 40
• Per buaind.„ ...... - -...:. - .. at
ha to 0 60
626
P'. .... - ' . - ' - - - - - -- - - .. 0 1to 0 11
- . . .. . . - . . „ ..... .. - .... , . 0 r to 6 00
J skins. each5 00 to 550
...
,.... 0 50.to. 100
v skint, each 1 00 to 150
----------------------------0. 04 to a 05
t retail per berrel,.... .. . . . . 1 25
4clie1esaie) per barrel.L....
mew ) per bushel - .t,.. 0 40 to 0 52
iead tr bit.. - . ... ... . - ... 6 00 to 6 km-
- - -- ----- - • . . . 3 00 tt.4 55
or Seed „.. . 6 00 to 6 00
2,
' . - . • . • ..... ;15 )0 to 18 00
Uzi Oa to 4 la
, Cnuta'rot Ma,rch 19 1874
valiVileat, per bushel. if'D 1 .18
Spring Wheat, per bnhe1 1 10 0,1 18
oats, per bushel, . • . 0 45 0 50
Barley, per bushel. -.. ... . . ... 1 20 0 1 80
Peas, per bushel...... . . . . 0 58 @ 0 60
0 25 0 050.
Potatoes. ..... • • -. 045 ON 050
ggg.. . . 0 12 0 14
*perton, „... 17 00 a 00
raovtr.--- 50 00
TiraothT.11 - • 75 to 4 00
.... 800 50
_ •
TORONTO, March 19, 1874.
Wheat, 611, PPr bushel, $1 '23 to
$1 30; Wheat, spring, $1 15 ; barley,
86 to $1 40; oats, 45c to 46c; peas)
70e; dressedhogs per 100 lbs., $7 50 to $8 ;
butter, pound rolls, 40e to`43c ; butter,
line rolls, 35d to 380;. butter, tub dairy,
ne to 38c; - eggs, fresh, per dozen, 189
to 20c; eggs, packed, 14e to 16e. =
irJoNpoN, March 19, 1874.
*hits fail wheat, per 100 lbs, $1 to $1
- 05; red fall wheat, $1 80 to $1 85 ;
sprink 'wheat, $1 90 to $1 95; barley,
$2 35to $2 60; oats, $1 10 to $1 13; peas,
to $1 03; potatoes, 75c to 80c ; hay, $10
to 13; dressed hogs," $6 50. to $7 25;
. batter, rolls,, per pound, 349 to 40e;
'butter,. keg, 32o to 35a, •
, —
TOROFTO CA'TTLE. MARKET.
BzicvF.i.--The receipts were fair (tar!
ug the past Week, and good cattle being
in request, Prices of these were fully
maintained. Extra would. new bring
$5 25 to $5 50; .firat-olass, $5; second,
class, $4 25 to $4 75, and third-class
$3 50 to $3 75. The following' sales are
noted: One car, average 1,400 pounds,
at $70; one car, average 1,300 pounds,
at $65; one car, average 1,100 pounds,
at $4.5q; one ear of cows, average 1,200;
pounds, at $4 40; one car of oxen, aver-
age 1,500 pounds, at $4 25; one ear of
mixed, average 1,2001 pounds, at $48 ;
- one car of bulls, average 1,500, pokinds,
- at $3 75. A few choice steers sold at
1
,SnEEP.—The receipts *ere of a very
litnitiadcharacter, only one or two droves
coming forward, for which ;there were
buyers at .
LAMBS. ---Are also very scarce. ' For
one lot, all that, was offere ---$6 was paid.
,
K MARKET.
• ch, 19, 1874.
BUFFALO LIVE STO
BUFFALO, Ma
CATTLE. -Receipts to. ay, including
17 cars reported- to a ve, 612 head
making the total supply for the week,
thus far, 3,485 'head, or 205 cars, 'against
281 cars for tl* same' time Tad- week.
Market was slow for want of stock to
operate with, at strong prices. There
was a good attOidance of buyers. Sales
comprised about 1,100 beak. 'among
which were 25 Panada stockers, averag-
ing 865 lbs., at $4, and, 16 Canada stock-
ers, averaging 803 lbs., at $4.34. The
highest price paid was $6.65 for 53 Il-
linois steers, averaging1,492.
SuElgl. AND LA-mos.—Receipts to -day,
including reported arrivals, 600 head,
makinh the total supply for the week,
thus far, 3,200 head, ag.int 5,600 head
for the same time last week.- The mar-
ket was slow for want o stock. All
offerings disposed of. W quote sheep
and lambs of all kraoies at 6 to $7.50.
• HOGS. —Receipts to -day, including re-
ported arrivals, 1,700 he,
making the
total supply for the week, hue far, 1-0,-
100 head, against 12,700 'ead for the
same time fast week. The market was
slow and dull. All offerin:t disPosed of.
Yards bare of stock. We q ote Yorkers
at $5 25 to $5 50; and eavy hogs,
$5 50 to $5 '75.
• NEW YORK HORSE rRKET. -
• TUESDAY, Marc' 17, 1874.
The local horse trade of t e week nn-
der'review, as compared th the pre-
ceding one, has shown a n arked
provement in all, its depar meats. At
• the Bull's Head Market the was a fair
trade in ordinary Westernia d Canadian
draught horses, averaging n price as
: Canucks, from. $100 .to $125,
iailroad horses, $140.; stage horses,
• $165heavy werk horses (1,200 lbe.),
$200 to $250; prime truck horses (1,300
and over), $300 to $350, Iiiht har-
ness horses, from $200 to $3 The in-
qui7 for higher priced stoc was fair,
' but only few sales of car age horses
were effected, ranging frsi $800 to
$1,200 pet' pair. A large number of
, horses was distributed t rough the
• agency of the leading auctun marts, and
stock warranted sound realia cl about its
• current market value, wh' e 41oubtful
and inferior animals were kn'.eked down
• at exceedingly low figures.
SAW MILL OWNERS AND L *SEAMEN
ATTENTION.
TENDERS will be received by t e undersigned
-h until FRIDAY„ the 10th Am' next, for a
supply of He.ralock Lumber from. 10 tb 18 feet,
and from 18 to oa feet in lengt Tenders to
state the price per 1,000 feet ofeac of the abate
'kinds, delivered in Seaforth. Fro • 50,000 to 70,-
000 feet will be required during th seaaon, to be
delivered accordmg to order.
•
.3284 JOHN N. MARTIN, Seaforth.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THAT comfortable cottage on Ifigh Street, at
-1- present occupied by 0. c. Wilson. The situa-
tion le retired. and very ceneeuient to the business
part of the town. There is hard and Ifoft water
With pumps. A firet-class garden and every con-
venience- Title perfeet. For further particulars
•apply to I. S. Porter, or to the proprietor, •
8284 •PALTRIDGE, Galt P. 0.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
BY PUBLIC- AUCTION. The mildersigned will
offer for sale by public auction, t Dixon's Ho-
tel, in the Village of Bracefield, at t.ie hour of 1• 2
echask noon, on the 4th day of APRIL, 1874, th.a
following lands and premises, bein. Lot No. 18,
in the 2d COIICCRSi011, from the Lo don Road, in
the Toweship of Tackersmith, in Go nt.yof Itarhin
containing 100 acren more or.less. The land is
clay loam, of which 84 acres . ar cleared, 75
acres free from stumps, 16 sores he vily timbered
withbeech and maple, good log hou e, stable and
barn. The property is situated 7 nt les from Sea -
forth, and ou a good road. There i a good orch-
• r bearing (dime fruit. There are, acres sum-
mer fallowed, and 40 acres plowed. Terms made •
. I known on day of sale. This is a ra e chanee for.
purchasers, as the property will be scjld. eheap. For
I partiedlars apply on the premise to JAMES
& JOHN GERRY, Owners, or to 00.117011.4Y
& HOLMESTED, Solicitors, Sea rth. Offen
will be received for said farm up to tie day -of sale.
Enquire as above. 32841
EGG EMPOFfUM
The aubscriber hereby thanks his numerous
customere (merchants and others) for their liberal
patronage during the past seven years, and hopes,
by attiet integrity and close attention' to business,
to merit theineonfidence and trade M. the future.
Having greatly enlarged his premises during
Ie winter, he is now prepared to pay the
i
IGHEST CASH PRICE
or any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
tthe
•
s
. EGG EIVIPOR/UM,
lain Street, Seaforth.
Wanted by the subscriber 25 tons ef good dry
clean W.H.BA.T STRAW. f
-• D. D. WfLSON.
Shahotan, Manila 18, 1874. 03 .
t
11'NG AltRI
Auction lige of T
Lot4,1nzuri
IN pursuance of au
O17, dated the 8
made, in relit% upoiij
children of the lute
Hill, their guardian,
Auction by Edwar
vetn Stand and Village
h,onPartcredlt,
vier of the Court of Chan-
li Of den ary hist, and
the applieatio of the infant
CasPar 8111, y Catherine
herewill be sol by Public
licissenberge
with the approbation 4 HenryMac])
Master of the said Co rt at, Goderich
The ll•th Duey of A*11.114, A
,At 1 o'cleck in. the afternoo
THE VICTORIA it 0 BL,
In tato.pareels, the f.41
erty, viz.: Parcel
rnodious two-story
Victoria Hotel, latel
Village of Zhrioh,
outhouses. Also, 011
joining and compos
sureey, 'Village of Z
of the beat tavern it
transfer of the Licen
in March,1874, will
the latter to procure
consent of the muni
Parcel No. 2--Villag
survey, Village of Z
and containing toget
old building on one
TERMS -10 per c
and the balance as
erty a Ram sufficient
taro -thirds of the pur
from tine of sale a
maining one-third to
the property, with 8
three to five years, at
half yearly. The bui
and the policy mud
Village Lots, cash i
auctioneer,
ruiett, Eq;,
on
D. 11:19174,
at
URICR,
owing very de irable prop.
o. 1 -The lai o and cam-
erae ; Tavern, • own as the
kept by Caspar Rill, in the
ith barn, drivi g shed and
-fiftt of an aor of land ad-
Villlage Lot 10t 12, Knell's)
rich.; This is e nsidered one
nas in the neighborhood.
e tor the year ommeneing
so be given to t 6 parchaser,
the reqUisite ce4tiftcate and
pal officers to s eb, transfer.
Lot§ Non. 64 and 65, Knell's
adjoinhig teach other,
er two-fifths of
ob.
t. in. caeh at ti
llowa : For the tavemn prop -
with said de sit to make
hese money in
'bhout interest,
be secured by ortgage on
ier cent4 interest, payable in
urchaser's optician Intereet
dings te be insured for $600,
ed as Icallateral.•For the
onu month from time of
14o
ctn. asre-an
of sale,
one month
and the re-
sale without inteeest. There will be One reserved
bid. The other con 'time ate the standing con-
ditions of the Court • Chancery.
For further - 'aortic
the hotel premises, o
Bane; Zurich; or Si
Godeiich.
ars apply to
to Michael Zell
clair & Seeger,
MACD
528 ••Master
JULIUS DUN
I
-Treasurer, Amu& ,ilth
MUNICIPALIT F S
. Hill at
or Charles
I3arristers,
OTT,
Goderich.
73---D5n
IkeBalance from 1872
G. Forsyth, marke scales
Hall Rent
Steil Rent
Hotel Licence.
Shop Licrence..
Trader's Licence, .
• Circus Licence.... •.
• •
,
, ... . . .. . . . .. .... 41'00.
Billiard Licence, L, r. Corby., .. -7.... 40 00
Fines84 26
Drain Rent . 145 18 *
Clergy Reserve.. - .. - a. ... ... ....... 108 85
Street Watering Tax. 99 42
PollTax 5400
Taxes per Colleotor' Roll.. ... . . . . . 3,578 68
• g.)
Total. . , $6,670 94
AN,
he
FORTH.
• 0954 87
106 19
8150
9950
540 00
616 00
21 50
Interest on Coup:
$210 00
Sinking Fund
200 00
Street Repairs......4.1... .. .. .... . 1,474 77
• Pincers Salaries 288 90
pharity 5255
• Prineing. /
•. 88 82
pohool Board 2,550 00
• County Assessnaezit r , , 487 46
. Forsyth, market oer1 825 70
r
tmdries. ........1.868 80
Balance in Treaffurer a hands. . - . .. ▪ 583 95
1 Total
Uncollected Taxes or 1873
udited the Treasure 's lagoks4 comp
era and. •found them cor ed.
A. kflMIT8GE,
J. S. TOWER,
•Al detailed statement Of the receipts
&tare is posted up in the alerk'm ;office
onelis at liberty to exanctiUe, an4 wh
sired, information respecting items wil readily be
givelo- • ' _a__•
__
827-0a .• WM. ELLIOiT, Clerk.
TENDERS WAN'liED. 1
,S15th of-APRIL,for the erection and completion
ALED TENDERS will be reeeivect. up to the
..
of an attaehment to the sehool house in section
No. 7, ltdeltillop. _Plans and specifieations can be
seed at Strong & Marley's, Seaforth i Stretton.'s
Hotel, Brussel, and Post Office, Walton. The e
Truatees do not bind themselves to accept the
lowetit or auy tender. '
Trustees -john SwalloW, Wm. P ard. Wm.
McLa•ughlin.• '
,
W11. POLLARD, $eoetary,
3284 altou P. 0.
,r1
$6,670 94
... •1695
red youth-
Auditore.
and aspen -
which any
re any de -
TENDERS WANTED.
SEALED TENDERS will be receiveql. tip to the
8th of A.PRIL for the erection of a rick School
Hou 'e, in School Section o. 10, Hay end to be
- comp1eted on the 415th d y of Novebiber, 1874.
.nders will also be receieed for the completion
of the same school house �n the 15th day of July,
1875.; Plans and specifications can be seen it the
house of john McEwen, Let 25, Con 2 Hay. The
• Trustees do not bind themselves to 'aceept of the
lowest or any tender.
JAMES WEIR,
JOHN MeENVEN, L Trustees.
827*4 H. ROLLIN GSHEADJ
BRICKS! BRICK
$!
building will please be r in mind
•ir!
pt t the undersigned will comment) 'the menu -
fad e of first-class building BRICKS, at his old
yard, i near Egmonaville, as soon as the 'weather
will Permit. Bricks will be supplied as cheap as
they can begot from any ether person
828t4 • • JOHN BOWDEN.
, i C
" P $VC H 0 M AN CYg OR SOUL
1, CHARMING." ,
T_Tow either sex may fascinate and. gain the
•-11-1- 1 ve and affections of -any person they choose
insta tly. This simple mental acquirement all
can ossess, free, by mail., for 25 •Gen s, together
with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Ora e, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, &c. Af queer, excitiug book.
100,OQ-0 sold. Address T..1Wiragatt Co., South
328-e o w
Frigliti Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
--- •
•
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
•
•MOTICE istereby given; to all pax ies having
LI blaims against the entatoof thel Ito Richard
Cluff, in his lifetime, of the tewmihip ,Of McKil-
lop, County of Huron, Must hand the same,
prope dy attested, to John Beattie, S &forth, on
or be re the lst of April, 1874. All claims not
then resented. will be barred from settlement.
MITrAles indebted to the said estate must also
1
settle the same on or before the above date to Mr. :3
John ' eattie, who has been authorized to grant
noel ts for the same.
•- JOHN BEATIIE, •}
4 x,.,ecubore.
PHILIP SP RLING,
Seaforth, Feb. 17, 1874. •• 324-6
E. LIT'OBV, a.
1- ICENSED ATJCTION"EER for the
-s-4 Heron. Sales attended in allparts
ty. • All orders made personally or sent
Post Office will be promptly attended
, *
County of
f the °ma -
to Seaforth
o. • 327
WEAVER'S LOOM FOR 5 E.
VOR Sale, a Weaver's' Loom, gomp ete and in
-I; g od. order. An excellent bargein can be had.
of thi Loom, which is all eomplete a •d ready for
I
work a's it stands. Apply to
•.• i 'ROBERT CAMPB LL,
3274'3 -1 La 19, Con. , M Killop.
•za ,
WANTED.
.UTA 'TED immediately, at the Seat
T Y• VVrOrkfi two good. and reliable me
Agent for the works. The highest
EL
Will be paid. Also a boy ftora 14 to
age as: n apprentice to the marble c
ness. ;,rone but a steady boy need ap
827 . • litTE§,SETX BR
rth Marble
to act as
percentage
7 years of
tting busi-
ly.
T et DIRS.
NOTICE.
A S I Ihave all notes in niy posses& n given to
Th mpson Moitison , lot 83, Con. 17, McKillop,
and clat'ed 10th April, 1874, said notes can be paid
to Johm Morrison, WinthrOp, when • lie, If not
paid when due they will be left for eoll
WILIJAM HAR EN,
8271 •, • R.ockspin , Co. Leeds,
_
; BUFFALO ROBE LOST, • , •
LOST,Ion the 4th of March, betweenalIcuinah's
-1--‘ Tavern on the Northern Gravel Reed and Sea -
forth, a Oriffalo Robe, lined, and with red. fringe.
The finder willbe Bnitabbr rewarded upon leav-
ing the isarne at Beirs Commercial !Livery, Sea -
forth. •
321t2
•
6TALLION FOR SALE. '
VOR.SAI,E, a fine dark bay heavy draught stela
-1-: lion, rising three years, stands 16nds high,
and. weighs 1,600 potuads • ;by Old Wa, work and a
Messenger mare. For taiiher particulars apply to
ROBERT McCALL, proprietor, Lot 17, Con. 8,
north half, Monis, or to
8213-4 '
1 C. 31.004PEll B11186016.
I
NICEST
DARK PRINTS,
LIGHT PRINTS,
PINK PRINTS,
BUFF PRINTS,
LILAC PRINTS,
BLA.Cic PRINTS,
JUST OPENED OUT THE
S$ORTMENT
Air Brought into Seaforth.
PRINTS
STRIPED PRINTS,
CHIICKED PRINTS,
PLAIN PRINTS,
FIGURED PRINTS,
SPOTTED PRINTS,
CHINTZ PRINTS.
•
MOURNING PRINTS IN GREAT VARIETIES.'
TINTS
Eariaolv
NEW GOODS ARRIVIG DAILY
•AT HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
Cheap Cash &ore.
• new lot of SPRING DRESS GOODS will be opened in a feW day..
A
PLENDID
All
GOODS.
0
0
0
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
SEE
DS, SEEDS, S1EEDSm
I 'FIELD SEEDS
Consisting of Red Clover, White Clover, Yellow Clover (or Trefoil), and Alsike
01 Ter, Timothy Seed, Orchard Grass, Red Top, Italian Rye Grassi, Xen.tueky
or Blue Grass, litingarian Grass. Turnips of the following varieties,
Carter'e, SkirvIng's, Hall's Westbury, East Lothianand
• the Celebcated Grey StoneMangolds--Red andYellow.
GA DEN SEEDS IN E/N, DLESS VARIETY,
Either Papers or Bulk.
FLOWER SEEDS A CHOICE COLLECTION.
Go early while there is a good 6usortm.ent. Farmers or Gardeners who buy in large quantities
liberally dealt !Mt.
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GROCERIES, FEED AND PROVISIONS
Always on hand end for sale cheap for eaah.
Go ds, as usual, deth,erec either in Egmondville,
charg , and Promptly.
STRONG &
Harpurkey Seaforth free of
FAIRLEY Seaforth.
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& CO'S EMFORIUM.
A Fine Assortment of Tea Sets Just A4rivthg.
A LARGE ASSORTME9NFTAOTF oLoAsMT.PS TO BE DISPOSED
• A Good Hand Zamp Complete for Twenty -Five ants.
Our Stook of Plated Were in CRUETS, CAKE BASKETS, BUTTER COOLER4 &c., 1r:envie-dared
I by the best Makers in America, is now complete.
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R DGERS' CUTLERY A SPECIALITY.
Our Teas and Sugars eannot be surpassed for Quality and Fltivor.
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10 pounds of 0117 beet oiler Tea and 10 pounds of Bright Sugar for $10; 10 pkinds of good .80
Tea for $7; II pounds la good. Sugar r $1; 10 pilittrids splendid 500 Tea for $4.
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'A Gdod stoci4 of Fresh Drugs, Pateiit Medicines, &c., always on hand.
Butter, Tallow, Eggs,
ried Apples, o., taken in exchange.
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STREET, SEAFORTH.
Seaforth, March, 1874. 827-4
• NO ICE. • -
T WILL not be respo • aible for any debts non-
-1- traded by my wife, Ti rgaret Brown, from and
after this date, as she left my dwelling without
any jus cause. j. W. BROWN,
Lot 16, Con.11 , Grey, County of Huron.
Detail ,h is23d Febrile 1874. 82643
CAU ION.
raili_O public are herelk cautioned against giving
-3- credit to my son, WILLIAM 13ELL, or any of
my family, without a written order from me, ILS he
Nvell and also changed his
has married against my
name and religion, Catlin NS disunion in the remain-
der of my family. Aa• •
HUGH BELL.
Dated Hullett, Feb. 19,48'4, 8&1*4
E. HICK -SON & Co.
IN CHAN6ERY.
SCOTT VSj 14OFFATT,
pURSUANT to t-nfrhe decree a dune' order for sale
made in this eause, bearh date respectively
D
en the 17th day of MAY, A. . 1878, and the Lltla
day of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1874, there will be sold
with the approbation of .enry MaeBerinott,
Esquire, Master of this Oo5±t at Goderich, by
Joseph P. Brim, auctioneer, at. Dixon's Hotel, in
the Village of Brueefield, 4t the hour of two
o'cloek in the afternoon, on th4 4th day of APRIL,
A. D. 1874, the following iand and premises in
one parcel, being Lot number 8, in the lst Con-
cession of thd Township. of T ekerstnith, London
Road Survey, Chanty of 3Iur n, 'containing 100
acres more or less. The land s a clay loam, o f
-which about SO acres are oleard and chiefly free
from stumps; the remainder i wooded with hard-
wood suitable for firewohd. There is a frame
dwelling house ou the land on and a half stories
high, also frame beam and frathe stable and shed.
The land is 1.1 miles from Bru efield,7 miles from.
Seaforth and -6 miles from CI nton, and. is on a
leading road, namely, the,„ ld London Road.
There is about half an are of 1 orchard, the trees
being in a fah• state of heroin . The villages of
Clinton and Senforth are impotent markets, both
situated on the Buffalo and -e Huron Railroad.
The land is in every reeped ali eligible property.
. There is upon the property a ortgage to the On-
tario Savings and. Investmen Society for $1,000,
payable in 16 equal annual 113 tallments of $125
50 each, dated 1st day of M&3J, 1871, upon *which
there has been paid the first i stallment of $125
.50. The land -will also be sol4 snbjept to thein-
cohaterig-'ht to dower of Mrs. loffett, the wife of
the defendant, David Meffa t. The purchaser
shall at the time of sale pay dciwn a depoait ot $10
for every $100 of his purchase Money to the Ven-
dors or their solicitore, and slaJ1 pay the remain-
der of hie purchase money uitb the Comt to the
credit of thie.CLUILSe without in,erest in one month
from the day of sale, when he ill be entitled to a
conveyance and to be let into possession, in art
other respect e the conditions of sale shall be the
standing conditions of the Court of Chancery.
The conditions of sale and further particulars
may be obtained at the offices • of Messrs. 13enson
& Meyer, McCaughey & Hohnested, in the Village
of Seaforth, and Cameron & Giarrow, of Ithe Town
of Goderic.h.
Dated 27th February, A. D. 1874.
(Signed) H. MACDERMOTT,
• Master at'Goderiela.
pENsimi & MEYER,
Vendor's Solicitors, • 826-5
'FARMERS' •ATTENTION.
The ..Champion Iron
Harrow.
ALRX. STEWAIIT, SEAFORTII,
TTAS on hand a large number of Iron Harrows
."1" of his own ananufacturei -which lie can gun"-
atitee as being one of the best working and in slit
serviceable Harrows madeJ.3eferenee is ma date
the following gentlemen amen _others who have
these Harrows in use • Fiiuuk Fowler, Hallett,
Wm. Fowler and N. Cosens, neltersinith • James
Mantogh, Hugh Grieve, A gin McLeod and
Charles Dodds, MeNillop ; j lin Sellers, Grey.
TheseHarrows are guaranteed to give satiefaction.
A number of first-elass LU, ER WAGONS for
sale. Wagons also made tO 4iidei, or painted if
desired. Horseshoeing, repuit ng and general job-
bing attended to promptly as usual. Charges
moderate and work good.
Remember the brick blacksmith shop„ Main
Street, 8eaforth. •
327 AREX. STEWART.
COURT OF REVISION.
Toarratobip of IT elliallop.
'1 'hilt Court of Revision tor t e Township of Mc-
Killop. will be held at itile TEMPERANCE
HALL, Winthrop en the tfirst Saturday of
April(, being SATURDAY, Apr 14, 1874, when all
parties having appeals to nutkie against their as-
sessraent willplettee be on han1 end govern them-
selve)3 accordingly.
827,4 JOHN O'S LLIVAN,
REMOVED. RIEMOVED.
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•'M. - ROBERTSON)
Cabinet-maker and tindertaker,
HAS REMOVED his ware-rOonia to
JOHNSON'S 10L'D STAND,
Main -street, Seaforth,
Where he hamen hand ii supenior stock -of Furni•
lure of every (lescription.
• GALL 4.ATI) SAT IT.
UNDERTAXIING.
- Having purchased Mr. Thoniae IILAR SE
I am prepared to attend lune -41s en the shortest
notice, either in town or country.
Coffins, All Sizes,
Kept conetantly on hand.
Insolvent Ac4of 1869.
In -the matter of i
BR2TJA,1flY S'ITA.NTZ,
i an Insolvent.
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T TM', undersigned, A. AlltMITAGE, of Sea
-1-9• forth; have been appointed Assignee in this
matter. Creditors frre reqpisted to file their
dolma before me within enembnth, 8.na are here-
by notified to meet at any -office in the Village of
Seaforth, on Saturday, March 21s4, -.1874, .at the
hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur-
1
pose of the ordering of the est te generally.
Al ARM TAGE, Assignee.
MeCAUGVEY & HOMIEST D,
Solicitors tor jassignee.
*Seafoith, Felt. 19, 1874. • 824
•Insolvent Act of 1869.
In the matter of
JOHN II. mcciAmr,
Laokent.
T THE ainderstigned, DIXL11 WATSON, of the
•1-7 Town of Goderieh, havebeen appointed A0-
signee in this matter. Credit r:i in
are requested to
file their claims before me *wit ' one onth.
DIXIE WATSON,
e Interim Assignee.
BENSON & MEYER,
Attorneys at 'item.
Dated at Goderich, this 286 day of February,
A. D. 1874, •285-3
Insolvent Act of 1869.
In the matter of TIM ANIS 117LSO2%T,
an Insolrent. •
A FIRST dividend sheet hau beenprepared open
to objection until the l6th day of Xarchne%t,
after which dividend will be -
0. h. AnIRELL, magnet',
Datea Febram 25th, I
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