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kubject, "The Oliaraeteriaties of oer
Questions for Question
awer. Sa:tutdety, 9 to 11 .---Granunar
teeeeitl Form, Histery, Fourth Fo
Answers to Question Drate-er ; (notate -
ItIxercises. e
The Marriage of Presicleue
Grant's Daughter.
Miss Ellen Wreushall Grant, daughter
of the President of the United State.%
neat married to Mr. Algernon Cheeks
Frederick Sarto4s, at the Executive
geneion, Washington, on the mormne
A the 21st of May. A wedding at the
White House is a very rare occurrenee
ra the annals, of that :tlansion, not more
ee-et one or two having been celebrated:
here before the wedding of Miss Greet.
trasthe wish of the President's family
-hat ,the ceremony ehouldl he treated
tint eondoeted entirely like the wed-
• ot
'
•ANY COUPLE IS PRIVAT Liee,„
nd that it shonld have no official char-
'tr-whatever. The imitations were
ssed upon this priaciple, and scarcely
single peteon was invited 111erely
ac-
ut of official position', 'Miss Grant
it Mr. Sartoris invited their particular
el -tonal. friends, Mrs. Grant ziant the
. resident invited their own friends, and
me otber invitations were issued at the
pecial instance of Lieut. Fred Grant
ul other members of the family-. Only -
bout 7Q invitatioue were sent to persons
Washington. Reporters and corres-
%lents-- were rigidly excluded, the line
-eine very sharply drawn against all, so
!t no paper and no writer should have
ause of complaint. The East Room
-as decorated and prepared especially
r the occasion. A profusion of beauti:
it flowers and tropical plants were dis-
osed in suitable posons. Beneath a
trge middle window on the eastern side
he room a low platform was raised
nt carpeted.. The two tinted columns
either side ot the window were twin-
cl vith roses. On the platform was a
e standing upon a- pedestal filled with
Fite flowers et various kinds. Suspend-
,
4 over the platform was
.i. LARGE MAIZRIA4E-DELL,
posed of entirely white flowers, sus.'
Fe ded beneath the central panel of the
6jmn. Over the outee edge of the plat -
eine were two evergreen wreathe„ in one
fl -which was arranged :the initiate, -N.
. G., and in the other, A. C. lit S.
eetly epposite the window and plat-
trm is, the large door opening from the
lain heIlways FT0111 the two columns
t the sides of the window were drawn
ibbona across the room to either side d-
ais door. The Marine Band was station -
in the hall at the left of the entrance.
t.
iatural light was excluded from the low-
pottion of the Executive _Mansion, and..
e rooms were lighted by chandeliers
4t n o'clock the gaestst to the number
e nearly 200-, had aasenibled in the East
40011L. Mr. Sartoris was the first of the
ridail party to arrive, accompanied by
4eut. 'Fred Grant, their entrance be. ,
ig the signet for the band to strike
fp the*
• wentnnen etAecir.
c,extin the procession iwee the eight
siedeintaidet-Miss Annie Barnes, (laugh-.
dr of the Sureeou General7 e Miss Edith
' a
,isle. deughter of the Seeretery of State;
iss Conkling a,nd Miss- Frelinglinysent
angliters of the Senators of the same
tames - Miss Lizzie Porter, danghter of
kehni41 Porter ; Miss Minnie Sherman,
latei);hter of General. 'Sherman ; Miss
›rexel, daughter of Mr, A. J. Drexel, of
thilatlerlphia, and Miss Dent, deughter
fl General R T. Dent. ' Following the
tridesmaids were the Pt osident and the
rkle, arid after them carne the mother
fl the bride end other n embers of the
1014. The tree -mean !of _Miss Grant
Fes alcaoslt wholly selected in 'New York,
neept smite fine laces which -were im-
c.,rted express13.-- for the occasiou.
THE MARRIAGE SIERNICE
)
-As. read y Rev . Otis 1-14. Tiffany, Pee-
n,- of th(1' Metropolitan (Jhurele where
te- Pr -*dent and Isis 1 family attend:
ivine ser1Le. The ma riage certificate
tts signe I by Secretery Fish and Minis -
,kr Thorn on as witnessen thee latter be-
e
tthe o -Ty member of the Foreign Le-
e
ttiou wh was invited. I A f ter congr attn.
tierts h41 been extended te the bride,
i hour 'as spent in the lunch -room
he partly left Waschnagton at 1:30
Clock ft+ NewYork, 1 ...n. pleasant in-
dent, oeetirred as the carriage was leav-
g the d )ior of the White House Two
,
't,le girl; came out upon the porelt and
ph thre, e a slipper after the departing
oto, arid the omen of I good luck. was
'ade • complete by the (directness with
hich they were airried,I01ie strikipg the
•ide end the other the Imehand. The
!tesident . and..-Nirs. Grant weut to _New
ork on, the following da, and bid -
Lion, to their daughter, who s:tiled. for
trope on Saturday-, where she' -Will re -
•in at least a year bef(Isre ,
RETURNING To .A.MUifrA.
The VreSen,t8 were uninergeis, and for
e thoet part were the offerioes f gentle
e aTeetion' from: the givers o Miss
:-antewho has gamed the estee1i of all
rsons with whom the hae been brought
to • aequaiotance. The gifts taxe ar-
uged en the library, aud wet.) i shown
- the itivited geteete: Ammer them was
e
e token of affection with wh eh IVIess
tint end the fasnily 4peeiallY
stead. It wae •a &liver fru tafish, a
t; by the gentlemen employ d in the
cectitive Mansion and attached to the
'esidenee household, whose Cordial re-
act Mins (i int hale wen let -tlie sweet-
tt,and amiability of her cl;ispositi0n.
tig the
Nunn cosines elf:TS
•;1‘ At.:4-4ext set of i 84 silver pieces by.,
tt rg-f-t W. Childs I, a, complete silver
, - streice by A.I J. Drexel, of Phil- ,
teiltia, worth ptobably it4,.300 ; bY '
etentry t nit a lane: silver tankard ;
: L eLte rid and Mit. Sharp, tA New
ets a ri5ne with stone eameo set with
t%tuittItS ; bv Rtetteteeteeetleeeral Cres-
t very -headsmen .tilver ice-eream
'vitt ; by ex -Senator Cattell, a
Intent tine-, five st(ens ; 1)-, le - '
i'ritin ef New York, an emerald and '
11.1 ring, (thea: twa rines are prob-
el,000 ueele ; le).- *4(.‘e1etary
tenee, a toilet tot ao.1 sisie piecet of
ten entiteretely tieiehed, of the style
_Letitia \L'", ; by -k. '1'. Stewart, of*
lace etelte t he nt1kerellief
t. 1are.et: size. etieli as st-E fol• $500
.,, et .rtsi Int )(etch, an elegant VaIei.-.
ewe; leee fen with smoked feted f rame,.
'It -lie ':".trate ef else hride in gad.
-, eereeei prune, i ed tu hit tette a 'large
teenoit ef flowers;• The present of the
r , f the 1,ride .is $10,0tee _ell the
: c.et titt-min-rs .1,11t -f relli ti e et of the
's feeeily eave handsome. pres-
•Hc
iti:(11: AND 41o0:11.
LI jilt:,
et le: 19 until the coming 4th of
She it a fair, sweet youne.' irij
• ltair, twit ey t.s, e(''it.
9
1874.
THE
•
•14,01\L:', gaposETOR.
tinged with healthy -coke and a round
full figure. She is scarcely:asItall as the
majority of worqe, but bee 'An' en rea-
sion of happiness in her face, nd a frank
unaffected.manner that is ver wtdiinnin An only daughter„ and Pettcta
dalged not only by, her pare ts but by
all her ielatives; and for. ten,rears ipast
surrounded by those only top anxious to
show her attention, she has rarely kuovm
-what it was to be Crossed or thwarted.
Only a singularly amiable disposition
could have escaped, being, spoiled. Her
parents,' however, have been )udielOus
even in their indulgence, nev r permit -
F
ting their daughter to parti ipate too
freely in gayeties, and one (
. r both of
them always accompanied her to balls, .
, parties or any large entertainnients. She
is not much of a talker, but is decided-
ly a dancer, and a very Iracefel one
atthar.
Milgernon ,Sart,oris, the groom, is
I '
23 years of age, and is the only sur viv-
mg eon of Mr. Edward. .-Sarteris, of
Hampshire, Eeglandki. gartoris; Si.,
was recently, but is not now, a Member
of Parliament. He has a very handsome
country seat near South.ampton. Be-
sides his son Algernon'he has a Married.
daughter and no othei children, since
the loss of his eldest son a few mouths
ago. He is wealthy and 'Very taleuted,
has a good voice, and is a good amateur
artist. Mrs. Sartoris's.voicelis celebrat-
all over Europe. Me. Algernon ' Sar -
t ris was educated. in England and Ger-
Many- The Sextons family aaie origin-
ally from Sardinia, emigre ng from
thence on account of their religion, be-
ing Huguenots, . The groom is a good-
looking young gentleman, !somewhere
about five feet eight inches in height,
and stoutly built. He has brown hair
(which he parts in the middle,) , gray
eyes, brown moustache , and short side
whiskers. It has been remarked with
Some truth that his cast of feattires re-
zernbles that of the Guelphs. He first
. met his - bride on board the Russia, 18
months ego, ,when Miss Grant was re-
turning from her European toile and
Mr. Sartoris, with his 'father, was . come
ing to America to look after some lands
ewned by the elder eentlentan -in Wis-
tionsin.
— ---- --soots. •
Cheese Factory Aeports.
For the following report of the opera -
ons and prospects of the viarione cheese
etories • in the Huron. Dis riet for the
resent season, we are, ind
. tratford Beacon. The :IA
given by the proprietors, of each of the .
tple factories belo-w mentioned in response
to a circular addressed to themby the
proprietor Of the Beaco4, and, a1though
the report contains no returns . frjotn sev-.
eral of the factories in this ount , it will
be of interest,- to our reader
BRUSSELS Fenno Y.
Commenced operations vIay 9, with
about 250 cows. Committ e, J. itMeCreat
. John Broadfoot, and Donald Carte Les -
nee and cheesemaker, 11 ug1 McCextuey.
WANTON FACTO Y.
Commenced. operations May 10;. re-
ceive about 800 lbs. of rnil1 lail - own-
er, Peter Straith ; eh es er, , John
Straith. Prospects are 'fo y. light
-
make this seasoin as th c in this
district are not in calf; entirely
done, and the apearanc rags are
poor. .,
PHILIPSBURG E
Commenced operatione
400 caws, and 2;887 lbsi o
152 patrons, of whom 32
milk. Prospeets goo
cheesemaker, John Wool.
• ererree ND FA:Ceol Y.
Commenced operation It ay 1 ; with
about 400 cows ; owneie Jo in C Idevell ;
cheesemaker, Samuel Qh th committee,
J. Washington, H. Ft
Caldwell. Prospects ax
though want of feed w
ply of milk scarce for
good season is looked 71
are well satisfied with
of last year.
SEAFORTH FA 'OR V.
Commenced:operations May
100 cows, and a daily tvdrage
lbs. of milk; owner,
icheesemaker, ,Tamet_W odt ; co
James McEwen, Wrn.j Atcbi
John ( .arrow.1 Prospects are g
KIN3311RN FACTORY.
Commenetet operatics'. s May
100 cowt and a daily
lbs. of milk ; owner, NA
cheesemaker, John Mtn
tee. Prospects good.
(teelfeNBROOK_Af.".1:QRY
i,do
Commenced operetious May'l et-
ners, Rebertson & Mc ougall cheese -
maker, John I'arsons e01111 ittet, D.
Gallagli er, J. Hayward. H. Jewell, Thos.
4tour1ey, Geo. Huriburt. Prespcets
doubtful. . 1
PELLAI:TON PA TORY. I
bted to the
rina 'on -Was
es
QT
ar
mak
ve
ows'
ed: is
for
lay
110
OW1
with -
dailr ;
sending
er and
Banker, and' J.
v ry good,al-
11 akerthe sup -
s'6 *me. A
r, s th patrons
he • e perience
; with
of 2,500
bertson ;
imittee,
on, and
ocl.
e with
everagerof 2,000
'. S. _Robertson ;
ray; no commit-
bore part of the loss; thiawas declined. and
the owner being in Guelph on Saturday
with the team, they were aeieed at the
ellington Hotel stables uuder a writ of
replevin. The owner �f the horses, Mr.
Waterson, of 'Walkerton, stopped here
on Tuesday night last on 'his way home
with the recovered preperty, We *ere
sorry to see what w4s bin a short time
ago a splendid wen of horses end an ex-
cellent buggy in'sucle a bad state. We
presume that a taw snit of some sort will
grew out -of the. affair.
Doing' Evil tha rnod May
Cone:
The following letter fioz an Ottawa
M. P. to a friendin the Co inty of Ilan -
ark has been handed tb the 1 erth Courier
for publication :
"DEA. : The p c pal idpie of
conversation and. del4te in political cir-
cles here j usi 110W is he velations, as
• they are balled, • before tl e Northwest!
Committee. The Ge4s are raisiug a ter-
rible hubbub about Sr Jo in's letter to
• Bishop 'Peelle and his thee for a thou-
• sand dollars -to take Rio out of the
• comitry.
"1 write this to
your judgment until
has been published,
clearly shown. that t
John bribed Riel to
-
Commenced operations May 1 7 with
300 e-)ws and a, daily erage oi 1,000
lbs.- of milk ; expect bout 5 0 cows ;
• owner, William Franci. • • 'ehe sema,ker,
Thos. Tapp j; committ e, Richard. Bain,
.
win. Porteous, -The , currelley, R.
Francis entl. W. Fr, cis. rospects
j
are favoreb e.
comae -nit tt CTORY.
• Commenced operations May 4 ; with 200
. cows, and a daily aver ge of a out 3,500,
; expec
more cewt ; owner, Jol n Clyn ; cheese -
lbs. of mitt t t have bout 400
• maker, 1 tn. Clark ; commit ee, John
Ho ts( ) n , John Muir, John , u d erso u,
n
John han aster.
JI1RC(5FtBCi) it:ton-me
COuin1 lIettl operati ns. May 1 e with
300 cows ; expect dun e the season to
-have thZti milk of 500 own McDougall
i Brownlee, proprietors. Seafor4.
MAN N HEI M. F tcTORY.,
Will iat be operated this season.
teimIN,IoN F. MORI-. E'
• emuntenced operatic us Mat 4; with
abeut 350 cows and daily sverage of
5,000 Pes. of milk ; 0 -ner and cheese -
maker, A. J. Collins - commit ee, .1 emes
Dickson, John 1[aniltin, Jr., and Fred.
Switzer. Protnect• _tee goo I, and in
• spite of the baekne rd spning then: is
11101•e milkmining in t iati, last year.
._ ,
—Anther benefit t f 'Fenn re? Clubs
has just been seen iii Brant12 mhty. A
nieml)er of the Brantf trd township eluh
was lmlly behind inhi sp-ting work,
owing to inners. A a mee ing ef the
club it was de:eh-let ti at a he plug hand
should he extende 1 e hien, , net a few
dep.; thereafter 27 f inters • tith -their
teams, invaded his net iitts ait l'in
eeedingly ehort tin e h d. 25 ate:es plowed
and to;kettl. Snell a_ benevolent action
is worllty of all preisce
k y
he tv
LS it
e re
leave
u to suspend
ole evidence
will then' be
son why Sir
the country
and go to the United State was simply
because this 'WAS the most likely way to,
get hold of him: and bring he wretch to
justice. Iminedieter upon his arrival in
l
the United States a warrai• t was to be is-
sued and the culprit kleinai sled. from the
authorities there under th Extradition
Treaty. Tile trap was entely laid and
had ndt Bishop Tache t` smelt a rat," the
vile murderer wouldI have been ca-ught
end brought to that justice from which
lie has so long been arifugitive. The Grit
purists will no doubtisay that it was bath
untlignified and dishitnora,ble for the Pre-
mier of ft, great canary end a Minister
of Justice to enter into a plot of this
kind, but as a clergy nan (who seems to
understand our pnueiplee well) said the
other day at a 8n:tallithim° party of Sir
oing evil that
n practised in
n of the high-
est character and p i, ition itt Church and.
State. Abraham lied. to Abimelecli and
therebypreserved his wife'Elhonor andvir-
tie. Jacob lied to ais father and there-
by secured the Messina tt the party for
whom it was not in eiled Prime Min-
ister Joa,b, while prpfessir the strongest
friendship for his r. *al Ain sa, smote him
under the fifth rili, thereby seeming a
longer terin of ofice for himself, and
Judas acted the part of liar, thief and
traitor, yet what untold blessings there
resulted from his 1 fcarfui crime to the
whole human family. This Clergyman
seems to be a very 'clever rnan, and well
nits of Theol-
position have
r this deliver -
pulpit Ministrations.
Some few years agq our wor1iy chief pro-
claimed as with tritrapet tiigiie that this
country " must be goveriie&I. either by
force or fraud," aiitl. I opilie that by the
time' Maekerizie ha 'a been elf as long in
office as Sir John, be willhave arrived
at the sante sensible Conel ision.
Lest week instructions were issued by
Sir John to the Mold newspaper to pro-
claim this last development of • the Riel
business a masterpiece of policy and the
highest order of etatesmanship. ' The
.111.ctil, as in duty bonnd, has done so ac-
corditagly—every inan W11.0 calls himself'
a Conservative, at fhis try
history, is batmcl to do th
honor of his chief and the
John's friends, that
good might come," I
ell ages of the work
the "
ad -be
by m
versed in. all the
ogy. Most of the
made up their
ance, to attend. hi
otty p
oyal 0
ds aft
'T'he Mere Ob. ort,( r says : ft will be
remembered that nem, time a o a scoun-
drel named, Ann tro stol a pair of
horset from Wel eerfen, 's61( theta to
IMaIlassah Leeson o Orang p v e, nd
escaped to the S ate Hav ug bmieht
the horses in. eon( Alt Mr. Leeson re: -
fused to give thei u uules the owuer
ng crisis of out
seine for the
success of his
party. _
" We don't expect to de eat theGovern-
ment this Session, Itut as , 'ir John is very
restless in opposition he .will do some
desperate thing t reac I the tteasury
benches, away fro whie he appears to
be ill at ease. If Blake • oms us, as we
expect, we will defeat ti e, Govermnent
next Session.
" The man who s doin most harm to
the .C.Jonservative perty w is Donald. A.
Smith, member for Sel -irk. I never
pass hun but I feel like committing an
asSeult, and as you know, in the language
of max chivalric lei der ai I most aecoin-
p-lished. • gentleman, I '" 'mild lick • him
quicker than h--1 qould. s oreh feather."
"Yours, &c.
• " OrrAw.t, May 20,11874."
-
S+nley
• YABer SoLD.-L-Mr. J6 n Pollock has
sold his farm of 100 acres ou the London
'Road, in the towt ship of Stanley, about
a mile south , of Clinton, to Mr. James
Johnston, for .$6, (11f).
• FOR MANrro [144—Mess
and Williapa Wajtts, of
Monday last fors ItTanit
ssThomas
Stanley. left on
ba, where they
in terictspendmg t couple: of moethe on a
tour of intpectiot
Morris.
BIRTHS,
CRERA4R.—Itl. Grey, on Ma
of Mfr. John Crerar, of a
JoHes'fort.—In Grey, on
witelof M Jas. Johnsto
daughters
WILLI& Exeter, -on
wife, Of Geo. Willis, Es
a son.
MARI'LIAGE
ID MC
residence of the bride's
Rev. Thomas Goldsmith,
• day, May 27, Mr. Henr
Neyeala St, to Mary -,-o
of ,t e. 'late William. Ea
Actip.114opv...
WALDRON
•
•
Frid y, May 15, by ,Rev.
lock, Mr. Joseph Acheson, to
Wal*ron, all of Exeter.
GRA,NT-I—KAY. —In Toronto, on May
by Rey. Alex. Topp, D. D., Mr. J
Grant, postmaster, Brussels, to J.
Jessie Kay, of the same place.
WORTIIINC4TON—VANEG-MOND.----In lin-
ton, on May 25, at the residene of
• Mrs. R. Thwaites, by Rev. F. Icr
Cuai , A. Worthington, M. D., to
Miss L. VanEgmond, all of Clinton.
5
21,'the twife
on.
ay 25, the
, of twins—
ay 20, the
., Reeve, of
illop, at the
Iiiother, by
on Wed
Griffin
ly daug
ton, of
Exeter, on
Mr. t.1 hit -
Ira.
15,
R.
es -
of
•ter
lc-
DENVA. .—
faut on o
• spec or of
• aged 2 MO
Niel1lo DIE.
21, amu
Rob rt M
10 onth
MURR1,Y.-
Mur
O'Bn . —It
rick O'Ity
DEATtiS.
Seaforth, -on My 22, the in-
. Mr. Archibal Dewar, In -
Schools for • N rth Huton,
iths. -
In. Tuckersmith, on May
1. youngest son of the .late
Mordie, aged 3 years and.
n Theltersmith, on. May 24,
ay, aged 76 years.
McKillop, on May 1, Pat-
, aged 57 years.
H MARKETS.
SEAFORT May 28, 18'74.
.During he past few daye a large
1 ,
amount of wheat, .oats • nd peas has
been sPld o the market. Only a few_
bandies of ool have yet been off red.
Potatoes artstill coming f rward in ood
quantities, lthough the I zee has s ine-
what ceelin et . We gent ;
Fal1Whea,t, pe • bushel '$1 18 to i; 20
Spiing, Wheat, per bushel. 1 13 to 15
Barley,iper bu •hel .. . . . . ....e. . .. 1 ,00 to 10
Oats, per bush 1.... ... . . - 45 to 46
Peas, per buslvd . 0 60 to 1 60
Butter, No. 1, oose. 16 to 16
Eggs • 10
Flour' • I. 0 00 to 6 00
JiltY• . ........16 00 to 16 00
Hides. 5 00 to 5 50
Lamb Skins et eh.. 0 50 to 11 00
-Sheep skins e. 'eh 1 00 to 1 50
Murrain Hides , 0 04 to 0 05
Salt (retail) p ‘r barrel 1 25
Salt (wholesale) per barrel. ,...... 1 05
.Potatoes,per ushel..... . -." ...... . 0 45 to 0 55
Oatmea • IP br 0 00 to 6 00
Wood. 8 00 to 3 00
Beef 3 00 to 5 50
Wool..• .. 0 30 to 0 80
• *
' CLINT .s, May 28,1874.
Fail Wheat, p r bushel......., ... 1 18,0e 1 20
Spring Wheat per bushel, .... .. 1 12'0 1 14
Oats, per bus el, . 0 48 g 0 50
• 1 20 6 1 26
Barky, per bushel..,,,
0 60 ((e, 0 63
Peas, per bus el
13atter 0 18 (d, 0 20
0 50 (_cti 0 60
Potatoes.
0 00 (y. 0 10
Eggs L
Hay, pir ton,
+ 18 00 0 20 00
• Tonaetro, May 28, 1874.
There w re in t9 -day about 400 b hels
of wheat, $1 2 . to $1 30 for hite,
$1 20. for Treadwell and $1 cit for
spring; 10 bushels of Baxley at $1 ; a
load of pea at 70e ; and of oats at 55c.
Hay range from $28 to $36 for the most
part, some inferior selling as low as:5;20.
Butte t wa in moderate supply only, and
and. firm t 25c to 26e for small oils.
Eggs !sold. t ]3c to 15e. i The new clip
of wcjol ha not yet begun to offe , but
willtbe co mencine to arrive withi i the
next en d ys. Buyers are prophe ying
,
-low rites t the opening, but it is i pos-
sible i t pr sent to predict the cou -se of
the Mark Something, we pre ume,
will depen upon the fate of the re ipro-
city negoti tions. . 1
!
!
Witite f
to „, 2 12
spri --A
70 t$2;
05 1
$bI50;; ha
ter; rolls
BO" FF.A L
CATTLE.
making t
thus far,
405 cars
strong Ite
closing
There wa
The bulk
past 'was (
ern dealer
dt t
LONDON, May 28, 1 74.
11 wheat, per 100 lbs., '1 90
red fall wheat, $1 90 ti $2 ;
eat, $2 to $2108 ; ball( y, $1
iats, $1 45 to $1 48 ; pe s,
; potatpes, per bag, $1 23 to
7, per ton, $12 to $15 but -
2c to 23c. 1
LIVE 1'(( 1V MAR
BUFFALO, -2,1a.y 28, ' 1 74.
—Receipts telday, 1,088 head,
e total- supply for the veek,
,242 head, or 426 cars, a ainst
r the pane time last week. -
et opened. lively, at horn a
to lc . advance on last eek's
rites, according ;to I g -ades.
•a, large attehdance of b vers.
f the busineL-s for some 'nicks
,,
one by intetior buyers, East -
only supply ing their Mill e-
tS. Sales comprised about
'NOTICE OF COP4RTNERSHIP.
Nollicie is hereby given t t we
Copartnership with us in t e Ha
0. REID, who has had e. m
ness ince its corameneeme t, T
1
ed hereafter under the same firm
undertsigned trust that the liber
1
since commencing business it 1Se:
the new firm.
SIL4VonT11, Amil 1, 1874.
11361.51F,
have this (Ay taken into
aware business, Mr. W.
nagement of the said beid-
e basilicas:kill be conduct -
name as heretofore. The
patronage enjoyed by us ,
orth will be continued to
OBERTSON dk Co.
TWELVE POUNDS
At LAID
01.0•17r.
SUGAR FR
FOR
AW'S.
20 POUNDS PRUNES FOR $i AT LAIDLAVV'S.
I 1NT
TEAS -50e,
C 'T I
TO
fr
A NEW AN
K 0
!;;; PECIAL INDUO
different -kinds o
variety. We are dot
de ternimed. to estab
ex 'Anse or trouble i
near; we exPeeted to
have not yet purcha
American Coffins
JUS
and $1 Per Pound.
JAMES LAIDLANIV.,
WELL SELECTED
URNFTU
RECE VED AT
S S _
MENTS given to thos about t
CANE SEAT CHAIR, kept in
rmined not to be Made s ld, an
ish a business in Seale . Th
trying to give satiate° on. W
are done at starting. Lanka t
ed will call and manila before
ways kept on ha d and
Three Journeymen Cabinet Makers wantet
start housekeeping. A. selection of love 20
,stopk, Sofas, Lounges. and Bedsteads inlen e s
will sell cheaper than the cheapest, as we are
!public may rest assuredithat we shall Save no
have already done double the amount .Sof bud -
those who patronize us, hophig that those who
=chasing elsewhere.
t
offins made to order. A Hearse tpHire
one bit first-class workmen need apply.
HO FOR
MANITOBA
rjI-1 14
CHEAPST FAR
T. JOHNS &
CO.
PASSENGE • AND leREI (HT
T TO ICE IfS LS'S 'ED IS
SEAFORTI
. Leo AmrterstilEn Mr ' Millar, f th -,
a ' , . --j. . o e
Fourth Conass On of Yerris met with .2,200 howl. Canadiaai transaction
: 25 Czni adieu: stockers
isi aemcleet late y which
pounds, ttrought $4 5
amputation'of is lee. .
getting out of is labungt tickers, averaging 786 p
t,
•
lilies oeer th dash -b aid. When he
want to get in .again; an before he took
bold of the 1in6s, thp ho se sterted, mak-
ing a short te
himself fromt
ler jumped.
necessitated. the
t seems that ie
he threw the
es, follows
agine 70'
Canada e
brounht ts5 24 Canada stockers, averag-
Grand Trunk and Michigan
ing 854 ts ands, brought 85. Railways
SHEEP. ND Lemese—Receipts t -day, •
including reported ;mire's, 3,400 ,head,
making t e total supply for the week, TO , OOREHE
thus far, 9,600 head; against 7,601 head
for the sa, ie time week. The mar -
;count
Ise to
8.
head,
week,
head
t few
Yards bare of stock. Stiles of
t $5 50 tie $5 75; heavy hogs,
12t. ;Prices stiff.
Cows.+Iteceipts about 300
tod cow4 selling at WO to $t0
common stock slow at :425 to
rn; in' order to aave
oipg thros el out, Mr. Mil-
lis feot �t caught some
way in th e.wh eel, and th - ankle wits cern-
pletely smash •d. Dr. T, mlyn, Wteg
ham, amput -bed -the leg betWeene the
knee aid the ankle on itteday Lett. The
patient, we elieve, is doing well.—Ad-
--Hen. A chibald. Me Cellar was mar-
ried in Tfiro ito, • on We( nesday last, to a
rs. Merce
. —On Tnegday evenin last Hon. E. B.
Wood was entertained , t a compliment-
ary ban .quet bv the 'eiti z -eat of Brantford
and vioinityi, and was - resented with a
.82t0 -gold watch and c ails, The Hon.
gentleman leaves- for M nitoba„ witlehis
family. on. Moriday nex
— At Otta-wa. on MOD lay last, a young
French Canledian, whp mild not tpeak a
word of English; was m inject to au Irish
girl, Who kitew nothing of- French, The
ceremouy was performed by. a Wesleyan
Methodist Clergyman. I
DYE ST-IiFFs, —Fines -6 Ma,dder, :Magen-
ta, Cochineal LogwoOd, Int.qa0,.and Genuine
Dye Stuffs ht Ie-msms's Corner Drug • Store.
1.rmsnEx's CebYhrated Coloring Receipt:4 f
'
. (4r4titt ntailway.
Traiur; Sealorth and Clinton S_tatiOns as
GOING EAsT:
tir4a forth. • Clinton.
• 6:57 A. M. 6:17 X. M.
• Morning MI 'I
10:40 A. M. 10:-)0 M
Dey Exprees
• 9-05 P M. 1:95 P. M.
ftereooe ixed
5:10 P. M. 4:30 P, M.
Evening Miged
i. uorNe w ea•r.
:Morning 3fi'ted ...... ..... 7:50 A. M. 5;00 A. M.
Day Expre!ii 1;05 P. M. 1:25 P. M.
Aft e moon Ali-xed.....- .510 P. M. ,:ifi0 P. M.
Evening MaIl
tN:57 I'. M. 9:20,1'. M.
MR J. I MeCALL
T -TAS BEE'N ap tointed Agent at SEA 'ORTEE
-1"1- 1°17 the
were TIIROUV,H •
aver -
to
;
tiuds,
MERTCAN ROL" 'E TO
IANITOBA
YL(
liet at a ead lock; iBuyers, on a
of low prices prevailing East, -ref
pay rates dematided_ by owners
sales. • Plenty of theep in the yam
Hoe s. eceipts I to -day, 1;700
makine ie total supply for the
thus far, 10,900 head against 9,50
for the s me time elast week-. B
offefing.
Yorkers
$5..,90 to
M teen
head.
per head
/$30 per head. .
Goma
i;s (10.0teA. at 112,4.
The price of gold. in Nes
- York
TOW SHIP OF MORRIS
rr is dj
-I- Fillip of
HALL, on
31. Ali in
govt. in the
318
ADJOURNED
rt of Revision.
tinted Conet of Revision fer the Town-
Monis.will be held in the TOWNSHIP
-MONDAY. 8th JUNE, at 10 e'eloek A.
tereste1 e ill please- take notiee
neelves accordingly,
WM. CLEGG,
— Cierk,
• OE.RITOFt .ANTED
11 ett lade Presbyterial Church. Seefortle
" APPlie itiens, stating sa1i1ry- required, to be
sent te •
335
A LAN MeLEAN,
Drawer 14, Seekath.
And from thenc
C ntr2.1
D,
Fort Garry by Steamer.
Fares by ti is Route Cheaseet than by
any other. -
Save time nd none:: by ioult,71;:”.
Ticket:: from
*JO',
ng 'Through
J, 11. -eleCA111.12-M,
seafot-th.
et_
MANITOB
'SEED 1 SEED, 1
EDWARD
HAS .STILL 'PLENTY
TARES AND COFiNI
AT REDUCED P %ICES.
OLD SEED -1'T
337 • cloileiieh Street, Sea -forth
STRAYED:' PietAnEa''
QTRAYED from the 'Village of IlUyfield, a 5 year
old MARE, light bay, small white star on fore-
head, end some white on hina ftabck, in Very good
cOndition, Any ilerson eYitingl'information that
wilt lead to her reeovery will be suitably rewerded.
838.-3 JOH N MORGAN. ,
AND NORTH ST TER- .
RITORIES.
N AND kFTER the .7;th 31'N1
lo1 Ifent, the fol -
wing rates will bi- Pa:45e1I0er5
and Freigt betwt en Prinee Law:Mg,
Thunder 13 y and Fort harry. 3i t0-: :
Earl passe leer, adult, h :14Q11,4. Of hag-
gllge
Each pasOuger under 14 Vrif ff.; Of a4e, W;th
100 lbs. 4)1 baggage 5. 00
All freighV securely packe:i snot ilIcluding
n rit.141.6- yeals 4 ...... ;
/101/34V1Ici1d Furniture or lIa('hho-ry) per
100 lbs., • 00
Hi1111:lbh(s).11 Fow
urniture at ners 'ri-L•1
1 0,7r
• 3 00
All Machinery. epeenil rates.
lIorses, !Cattle, Sheep, :ie., at special rate.
No \Vines oe Sphitneas Liquor); will he efirried
over any part of the
Thrnugb tiekets farat TIorel!er Itgy to Fort
Garry can be lied at the tteiee of .,-11e Centrartorg,
NV. II. CARPENTER tz Tintinier Bay.
' By dire•!tion,
Department of Public Weeks, t
Ottawa, May 8, 174. •
FL DRAYS,
Steretary.
NOTICE.
ritnn ennen in the Cori‘ora Hon of the County
J- of will- Inet:t in the COURT 110031,
in the •
•
TO WY OF
Upon MONDAY, the 1st of JUNE, Next.
PETER ADAMSON.
-County dicee.
I1
Al 7 )oek. P. M., wh, n the .k,140f,,-inent 1011g NNW I
. be revi,e a and A.pp. els diepe ed of. All intero-ted
will plt.aFe gr.-, c il: 7...:.n.s. Ives r ccoldirnyly,
• N1 31. ELLIOTT,
I 807 . Clerk.
Comity :Yet • `
floderieh, 1,, 1,-74.
- WEL:LANGTON."
rrliE 'Ulao1o1:41-1:red hi -forted Clyaletelale Stallion
1Vellineton win , h'esi tee I! Lot
No, 10, 11:IV, ;WV:N5I1 iy and
on T11 -5))_'.V TUF.Sli.i.Y peening, May 20,' and proceed to
Varna for noan, and from thence to Ilrueclield at
night, where he will retAaiii Until Wedne,.day
cvenieg ; on WEDNESDAY eveaing be will Pro-
ceed to , reirminina until Timreday even-
ing; on TH Jf-JAY evening he will 10-0eetA tft
Rodgfe vino, re:leaning until Se turday merning,
from iloq,:crvillg Le will proceed to Wlo. Dachau.-
an's, '2d co..e` •fof noon, and. from
thence to -his 4e.cnAvhcl'e he win romitin
IMO! the Paltming Tineel'az teething route
will le d for two tt, :41:a rvhieh h--
will take egelar onto, ty:, route bill, health
perinitting,
837-2 Proptietors;
GREAT EXIMITION.
DUNCAN
ttc DUNCAN
AB E IN OW SHOWIN G
MACNIFICENT STOCK
OF
NEW FRENCH TSILKs,
IN BLACK AND COLORED.
VELVETS, POPLIN DRESSES,
Court of Retrision.
,
.r-
9-qn: Coutt Revi.r.lou for lite 3inukh.lity ef
J•-• SEAFORTII, be heel la the Connzil Rowe, 1
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Black and Colored
1A1Srr 1Ra$,
MOMINING GOODS,
CC)3E1S"TS,
CURTAINS AND I) MASKS,
PRINTED WOOL TABLE COVERS,
PIANO COVERS,
TAPESTRY AND WOOL CARPETS,
SHAWLS,
MANTLES AND JACKETS
. GAII11R0O1S AND COTTON-ADES,
• p."1\1 -1'1s,
Earistone Ginghaw, Stout, Seotch,
Gingham?,
WHITE COTTQNS,
Grey Cottons,
Linens,
Towelings,
Bleached Daniask Cloths,
Cotton Ticks,
•Denims,
Shirtings,
Table Oil Cloths, at,
Printed Wootl.,13ronze and Marble,
Clothing,
Tweeds and Cloths,
V.ATER.P1?0OFS, QUILTS ASD
TOILET COTTE1?S,
LACES AND EDGINGS,
INFANTS' 'WAISTS AND ROBES,
Gents/ Outfittingsi
Gents' Ties awl Sca4:11,
V.U.LS'fifeVstie-aeltienset U, Largr- Riot* On
Hand,
LACE CURTAINS HOSIERY, CLOVES,
On. SATURDAY, TilAY 30,
RIBBONS IN' ALL STYLES,
LADIES' PARASOLS AND SUN
SI1A..1 >ES,
BOOTS AND SHOES
or
Having got Our Immense Stock in before the
advance in duties-, awl doitig a ninth 'larger trade
than we ever did before, we are .exiabled to offer
really tirsteclass eoods at mach lower prices -than
_former years. Ladiea are respeetfully invited to
call and ,lee through ear
Large, a?
Beautiful. 8/0e:tie
E ery Novelty of the SCa;,i)11 (41 hand at
& MII4CAWS.