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the last two
tistics are as
s and th
vete? of
Sly eclipsed that of
'olambus,
1
s
lett.
Sro appeals have been
printed voters'_ lists.
F. --A special meeting
died of`Hlallett was
a, on the 7th inst.
tell, Warwick, Stiver
tele of former meeting
Mo'red: by Mr.
'Warwick, that
fed and passed =-
and Treasurer to
oak of Commerce;. for -
ux of .4,O.E?0 al com-
, to pay' current ex
rhe by-law was; then
Moved by Mr. War-
1Ir. Stn er,: that the
10 notify pathmasters
lotions from the pub-
heir respective road
The council then
again when callee3. by
BI AITHWAITE, Clerk.
-,ara River,.
has been::
vet nmet for 99 years
id Toronto,
mer resort,...
as drably fitted it.
., is. one of the
e company. A
carriage drive and a .
.ong the attractions..
S A T,ES
7, on Lot 22, Cont
eek. and Implements-
oprietor ; E. Bossen-
[8, on Lot, 9, Con. 13
Stock. -m. Dynes,
pard, auctioneer.
€aT$S4
;f>a Grey, eau Sept. 2,
Wm. Witherspoon, of
tansbine, Morris town-
- the wife of Mr. George
a g :ter.-
is1A3riS.
i?01.RFS -4--At the resi-
ide'a father, on Sept. 9,
Ferguson, Mr Nell
M
c -
:hart, Brussels, to Eliza -
daughter of George
of Morris formerly of
rSDIE.-At the residence
's mother,, by Rev.
on Sept. 8, John. Me-
&ddine, to Elizabeth. Lap-
N.-la/I: —At
ap-N.-1a/Y-At the residence
father, ion Sept.. 3, by
,., 11r. in 'Freeman, of
iarah Jalie, daughter of
dye of the 'township of
-At t1 e -United Pres'
se, by Rev. David Mai*Tt,
second son 01 Emanuel.
Lop, to. Jan,; eldest daugh-
Brodie, Walton.
TuRwwRrn_ . —At the
Mr Isaac •Cclride, near
Sept. 3, by Rev. Robert.
Arthur Whittingham,
rualtip, tt ltsliss Cordeiia.
.MIiop_ t;
run. --In , tthe 'Wesleyan
sels, on. toe . 9, by Rev'..
'bhp. Cowan,Cowwear _ Ir. h
Elsa Grace McNabb, of the
s
6
YEATEI5. ,
is father's residence, God -
it. 2 Ilia= E., son of
and brother of -
or of the Star, aged 22 .
d0
orris, on: Sept. 2, Har-
ghter of Mr. George
�l t�va months.
ra Ayr,• on Sept. 2, Helen
ige, sate of John McK.
the It miter, Galt, age,.,
MAR = ..Er S
SEAFQ TH, Sept-
10,
1874.
xsliel... .:. s1 00 to 1 05
1 Oil to 1 06
bushel a 100 to 1 05
80'= to 0 85
60 to 0 65
iia ei ...... tl 70 to 0 75
bQ'.:.. `2 to 0 24
.. 0 0.25
0 14
<., ,,....,.; 0 00 to 600
•... ..........1.100to 1400
.•
L. 6 00 to 600
................0 08 to 0 09-
a . .... 0 50 to 0. 70
. ....040 to 065
' . 1 25
c= barrel ..-._ 1 Od
1i Z, new.. ...... 0 35 to 0 40
t ..... 0 00 to 6.00
t 25Oto 275
........300 to 556
`4 00
Cz_i Td ii, Sept. 10, 1674.
1 00 1 C8
:ribu; hel.... 1 00 « 1 05
• 0 30 o 0 32
,.
:1( 0 70 0 0: 75,
0 60 (3 0 63
to220 024
• t.< < 050 (c 060
012 (t. 01S
...... ..0-..1000 6 13 00
.i';ai o`;TO, Sept, 10, 1874.
in to -day about 400 bush-
w +1 IU fiar white, $l 05.
and $1 07 for *ring
:of barley -4. at 84d to 35c,;
of loads rf oats, at. 37c.
`��lE to $204; Butter was in
1(1 unchangj d, at 2Se to 300
oils. Egg. were brag
7 fresh..
' 0N Doi, Sept.' 10, 1874.
eft, Deihl, per 100 pounds,
E ; white treadw.el'l, $1 60
r I winter, $1 50 ; sprin
�. t .� . oats, $1 05 to
l (1.
tt1F 1��p
1.
7
8
�1 to `,�1 15 ; eggsf
6e(, I Ie to 12e ; eggs. f
ar-
a 50 • butter, crock, 25e
tOs
rolls, 28c to 30e T batter,
27c ; barley, $1 50
1t ---
1.D CHEESE MARKET.
STR ATFORD , Sept. 9.
ins 2 500 - She
felr g boxes
, . Se tezna
1�l Ic ;200 boxes�
ber
4 12ac. Offers freely
e and October make,
to accept.
1
PALO:' LIVE -STOCK MARKET.
Bt t&LO, Sept, 10, 1874;
.--wlleceipts to-dav 1,27 head
he total Supply for the -week,
ar, 9,163 head, or 539,cars, against
elm for the same time last m=eek;
aarket was very lively- at yester.
rates. Sales comprised. about 2,800
gid. No Canadian sales reported.
rrican stock ranged from 0.50 to
40.
Snot, AND LAM -4J eceipts.t.-o-day
8,400 head, making the total supplyfor
the week, thus far, 21,600 head, against
I3,2 head for the same time last week.
The market was active at a decline fron
est week's prices. There was a large
number of store sheep in the yards. We
quote Canada lambs at $5.75 to $6.25 ;
Canada sheep, $4.50 ; Western sheep,
00 to $4.50. Some of the principal
'transactions were as follows : 1851Canada
lambs, average, 78
lbs;$6.3
7 ; 2
22
Canada lambs61. lbs., 25 , 1�[6 Gan-
_ lambs, 74 lbs., $O ; 146 Canada
lambs, 74 lbs., $6 ; 100 Canada Iambs, 74
lbs., $6,25 ; 182 Canada lambs, 71 lbs.,
$6 ; 142 Canada lambs, 74 lbs., $6, 164
Canada lambs, 76 lbs., $6.25 ; 138 Can-
ada lambs, 71 lbs.'
$6 ; 83 Canada limbs,
- lbs., $5.50 , 380 Canada lambs, 63
ba., $6 ;,306 Canada lambs, 71 lbs., $6;
139 C1i.nad a. lambs, 68 lbs., $0.75 ; 277
Canada Iambs, 65 lbs., $3 148 Canada
ewes, 113 lbs., $5.50.
Hoes.—Receipts to -clay 2,200 heady
making the total supply for the wee`
thus far, 11,500 head, against, 12,
head for the same time last week. T e
market -.was active at $5.75 to $6.20 or
Yorkers ; heavy hogs. $6.75 to, $7. 0.
There 'were but few prime flogs offeri
The principal transactions were confin
to scalawag Michigan stock.
NEW YORK HORSE MARKET.
• TUESDAY, Sept. 8, 1874!
There are fewer evidences of a speedy
revival of trade than is usual at this spa -
son of the year. For fine carriage harks
a slightly improved . inquiry has been
noted, the few sales effected ranging
from $800 to $1,200 per pair. It can
hardly be denied that, with the present
scant supply in suitable animal , activ-
ity in this direction might prow as em-
barrassing to dealers as it wool be det-
rimental to the interests of . e pur-
chasers,and a speedy re-enfore went to
the stock on hand is very muc needed
at our sale stables. In the in ket for
ordinary business horses supply and de-
mand have continued pretty eq ally bal-
anced, and there has been no notable
alteration in values. The number of
horses distributed through tyle public
auction marts remained aboutusual,
but there was an advance in th4average
of prices realized.
J. W. Hamel sold on the 212 ult. , at
his stables, the following horses by auc
tion : Bay gelding Long Branch (Patchen.
stock), to Mr. J. L. Hamilton, for
$302 50 the Hentuckygeldiug dmral,
out of a . Pilot mare, to Mr. - age, for
$225 and. bay gelding Sunil to Mr.
Cornell, for $225.
a-
ed
T ISM
LADIES
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton Stations as
follows
GOIXG EAST.
Seaforth
Morning Mail........... 7:55 A. M.
'Day Express
1:45 P. M.
Afternoon Miced,........ 12:10 P. M.
Evening Mixed. . 5:10 P. M.
GOING WEST.
Morning Died 7:55 A. M
Day Express:. , 1 05 P. M.
Afternoon Mixed.......... 5:10 P. M.
Evening Mail............ 8:55 P. M.
Clinton.'
7:85 A.M.
1:25 P. M.
11:15 P M.
4:80 P. M.
8:85 A: M.
1:25 P.14f.
5:50 P. M.
9:20 E. M.
ESTRAY HORSE. ,
CA= to Lot 17, Con. 1, Huron Road, two miles
east of Seaforth, about Aug. 17, a roan PONY,
with very hollow back and heavy Diane and "tail.
The owner will pay expensed, prove property and.
take the animal away.
853-4 THOMAS i)OWNEY.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
LL parties indebted to the insolvent estate of
A JOHN THOMAS, Merchant Tailor, of th
e
Tillage of Seaforth, are notified that; the under-
signed has the collection of all the 'outstanding
accounts, and that all such not paid by the 1st of
October will be placed. in Court fcr ctllection
without fail.
853-3' J. S. ;PORTER.
.—
ROUSE AND LOR FOR SALE
TN EG1OND V 1i. LE ; one-quarter of an acre ;
1 fame house, with woodshed, suminer kitchen,
&c. good well; garden planted with trees ; house
situated in rear of Mr. John Logan's the lot is a
corner lot. Apply on the pre see.
85s-4 GO ON 11'!•c•iDAM..
FARM FOR BALE.
TOT No. 22, Con. 7, McKillop, containing 104
1L. acres, 85 acres cleared; 41 Miles free Seaforth;
of amile from the Northern Gravel Road; large
bank barn, with. stabling below ; also, other out-
houses;. large new concrete house, well finished
a good never -failing spring creek; also, a good
well, theland is clean and of good. quality ; three
acres of orchard of very best fruit trees, -all bear -
Ing. For terms and other particulars apply on the
premises, or address
840 ANDREW COWAN, seaforti
AN
•
OF SEAf0��
VICINITY.
The , erg Department at Kidd's
E uposriir ti has been enlarged and
fitted up in fist -plass style, and may
now be call =d the leading `d Temple ;of
Fashion," f. t the ladies of Seaforth and
surToundin: country.
Miss Ekbaidt, a young lady from
Toronto, h slately assumed the int
agement,
agement, and from her inperior tate
and long experience in this line, t is
departmen 1 brill certainly rank as enc
of the best in the Province.
Mr. II: dd has also fitted up a 1
rge
room for the "Dressmaking," a branch
w elong
lu'h has been needed in' ea
forth, in. r4onnection with a first-class
Dry Good business.
The set ices of a "First-class Dz�ess-
Itiaker"' have been secured, and our cus-
, toisners may now avail themselve
the opportknity of getting their dre ses
made up iLthe latest stylef and at a
reasons -1)1 price.
LOOK O L T FOR THE GRAN
OPENING.
1
Apprentic s Wanted for the
Dies
making.
NOTIC OF GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICE is ereby given that at the a •piratic
of twenty clays from the first publication
this Notice, he undersigned will appy to t
Judge of the unogate Court of the C unty f
Heron, to be ppointed Guardian of th Perso + s
and Estates of Daniel McFadzean, Johnt MeF
zean, Mary Taylor McFadzean and W m M
Fadzean, infant children of the late William M
Fadzean, deee sed, of the Township of Grey, i
the County of Huron. JAMES CAMPBELL.
By Me0AUGHEY & HOLMEir3TED,
852-3 Solicitors for Aiplican .
TO B ' EDGE BUILDERS.,
TENDERS ill be received by the and rsigne+
addressed to Egmondville P. 0., wtt.1 WE n
NESDAY,21stt October, for the erection of a brid
across the rive' on the sideroad opposite Mr. D
yid Campbell'b farm., in the Township of Tucks
smith. The bridge will not require to be co
pleted nzrtil tbe summer of 1875. Plans and ape • i3:
fications tan be seen on application at the re ia
deuce of Mr. DAVID CAMPBELL.
I I G. E. CRESSWELL,
850 Reeve of Tuckersmi
NOTICE TO DEBTORS..
SEAFORTH FOUNDRY. ---The accounts due t
•
Kerr, Wilkie & Co. are in my hands for colleo.1
tion, and all !those that remain unpaid on the
First of AUG ST next will be placed in Court 10
collection wi out any further notice.
844 JOHN .8. PORTER.
SELF-ACTING HAND L OM
K
NOWN as the EXCELSIOR LOOM, ade furnishe with headdles, reed, shu tie, •bo+
bin, also five aids of warp in the loom t start
working. Ma a and sold cheap for eas , and • mi
reasonable to s credit. D. STEW RT,
- 850-4 Bluevale, Huron 1 a
e
WATCH
Is the lace w
'ARK FOR SALE. -`
HAT well-known Farm. owned by Hugh Mas- •
41- tard, adjoining the village of Bnacefield, com-
prising 145sores, 100 acres cleared and in a high
state of cultivation, 85 acres uneulle bush of best
quality, all well fenced ; good frame ouse 44x80,
frame barn; shed, granary and cow house, all in
good. state of repair, one-half nearly #Lew; present
insurance $1,600, in the London Mutual ; n.1so a
/ery.good_ orchard and 3 wells en the premises ;
gravel road running along side and facnt, convent -
cut to churches, schools,stores, cheesefactoL-y
and
market. Any person wishing to farm for profit
or pleasure can hardly find a better sitz ation.
For particulars apply to the proprietor on the
premises, or if by letter to Brucefield P. 0.
343-12 ti.uGH MUSTARD.
COLTS IMPOUNDED;
NOTIOE is hereby given that there were ire
pounded with me, on SITURDib..Y, SEPT. 5,
3 COLTS—two 2 -year olds and a yearling. If, not
clamed by Oct: 1, these animals will be sold to
pay expenses. • '
358-3: N. DEICHr:RT, Poundkeeper.
RAM LAMBS FOR SALE.
EIGHT WELL-BRED Leicester RAM LAMBS
for Sale. . Can be seen on the farm of the late
HENRY CHF`.SNEY, Fourth Concession,. II. R.
S., Tackersmith. 8ti2*4
•FOUND.
ON MONDAY last, Aug. 31, about a sdilei4aontli
of Brussels, on the Gravel oad, ;r0- large
WOOLEN SHAWL. The owner an have the
sal C. IR. COOPER CO'S;`Book
:
uteb ct<llin • at C
y g �.
Store, Brussels, proving property and paying ex
penses, C. R. 000PER & CO.,
8524 - Brussels.
Cel
THE SEAFORTH
CLOCK AND JEWELRY
PO zv
ere you can get snpplio4 with anything usually kept in a first-class Jewelry Store.
Just receiv d, two more oases each of the
issell & on's Longines, and Russel. Eng-
ever- a cher - in Gold and Silver.
bra ed R
ish
The fact of h
LOST. ' =
LOST, on SATURDAY, Sept. 5, between John
Kidd's Hardware Store, Seaforth, anal RoX-
TABLE
n
bon ainin
one 0
ze
o a package cant
ck
a g
P o
FORKS and halt a dozen. hNIVE . Thender
ft
will much oblige the owner by leav .8 the same
at JOHN KIDD'S Hardware Sto e, or at the
Exeoarror (Mee, Seaforth.
8581 ALE '. HUNTER.
AL
A
MEN VVANTED.
ANTED immediately, a number of first-class
laboring men, to work on th Canada Com-
Pany's Drain, in the township ofjRibbert.. For
good steady men, Iiberal wages willbe paid. For
further particulars apply to the ndersigned at
Seaforth, Agent of the Canada Company, or to the
Ponceau of the Works. The wor will be com-
meneed on MONDAY, Sept. 14.
358.4 GEORGE BIG EER, Agent.
ving the name of Thos, Russell & Son th a sufficient guarantee that th+iy will give
satisfaction.
0 SO
E AGENT FOR THE ELGIN Vs/AITCH,
The best uteriean •Watoh manufactured.
•
&viss �'a ches of cid Linds and Makes in Great Variety.
0
ER
PJ AT1 1
A AGO
iso
•
Y L RGE & A.RIED STOCK OF CL( CKS•
SO 1D GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY.
AhRICAN � AN: �ENGLISH JE VILRY—A Great iTariet
y
I
D AR1ETY OF SILVER PLATED '11/ARE.
BLACK JEWELRY—A Large Assortment.
Pie Tobacc Pouches. Combs and Bru
IOLINS, : CONCERTINAS, &C.
•
Uprightness, Fair Dealing, Promptitude, an
- grants will, as in the Acta, c1wractert
Mrt COUNTER ha Ing had 14 years experience as a
positionpto guarantee GOOD WORK, a d will give ent
patronage.
Remember the old tend and the well known estab
M:- R.
shes.
Careful Attention to customers'
all business transactions'
tactical Watchmaker and Jeweler, is ib a
e satisfaction to all who favor h.m 'with t eir
shment of
OUNTER, Seaforth
THIS
NEW
777.
NOTED
1
CHEA
HAS REOEI
7• OAS S AN
OF
D
CASH` S
5 BALES
O R E
ND ,PYSHIf7NABLE GOODS.
LARGER AND MORE COMMODIOUS
O 0. WILLSON.,
SEAFORTS,
A'
TI M.
for his
give hi
Call ant
N -G now removed to hi3 new premises on
in Street, which he has fitted up specially
rade, is in a better position than ever to
!customers good value for their money.
see him.
WING MACHINES.
That c eautiful and Silent Sewing Machine, the
best in the Canadian Market,
Is now
and is
' them.
the Do
BBALANCE OF F L STOCK will rive kr. 8. S. MANITOBAN, from Glasgow, o Tuesday er
Wedne da. , wh our Stook will a complete, and will show the cheapest and fines lot of Goods
ever imports into t s part of the co ntry. Hotel keepers and heads of families wh buy largely
will find 7 the lac to bn Every ue kindly invited tolook at the Goods and judge f r'themselves.
77 p Y
A OT OF TAPESTRY CARPETS
TEACHER ' WANTED.
THE Trustees of Union School Section No. 1
Morris, Galey and McKillop, will receive .app 1.
cations for Alssistant Teacher, holding a Thir
Class Certific te, for the remainder of this ye : .
Duties e
steco en
ce on
,Pct.
.
Address„R,PAT
TiSON, Sec.
Treasurer,
►
851 Nal:on' Pi
PRO ERTY FOR SALE.
V011 SALE, Cheap, that desirable property sit -
ated oppo ite the Mansion Hotel, Seaforthh, :t
present occup ed by Meagre. J. S. Roberts and I3 fry & May. he property draws an ane + al rent Il 1
of $300. It well worthy the attention of cap
gusts. Offers will be received by the un ersigar:
until the 1st f October. J. S. PO 'TER.
8514 —_ —
HOUSE AND LOT FOR - AL
rpHE 'EXECUTORS AND TRUSTE s of t e
Will of WALTER RENWICK, Esq., • ecease`
will offer for. s Flo by Public Auction, at he pre
ises, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 28, 1874,a 2 o'cl.
P.M., sharp, of No. 16, on a plan :of p of t
Village of Se forth, registered in the Re stry
flee of the Co my of Huron by GEOR E SPA
LING, now ccupied by JAMES W. 811.
the said Lot are erected a comfortab a Fr 11
Dwelling Hou a and Ontbuldings.
The urcha erwill,atthetime of sale, ;+ay do In
a depositthe of TO per cent. of the purchase money No
ndors or their Solicitor, and the balm • 1 e
within four eeks thereafter, and, upon papan t
w
of the balance, the purchaser will be e + titled o
the oonveyande, and let into possession, • r entit d
to receive the rents and profits. The c n nvey: +e
will be prepared and executed' at the xpense ' f
the Vendors. The above propertydraws wont
rental of $7. '
- Farther particularsand conditions o sale
be made known: at the time of sale, a • d in + e
meantime may be ascertained on appliea on to U e
Vendors' Sohcitor, at the Court House, rantfo '
+ H. McK. WILSON, Vendors Solici r.
J. Pi BIIEa Auctioneer. -
N.13.—Also at the same time and plat , Lot. o.
8; butting thewabove, and fronting on M in Str t.
For terms and particulars of this pro ATSOp ly
to ..... W. N. N
Dated this 22d�Ally of August, 1874. _ '852
y
WAN- .a ED, 'I0,000 BA I E
AT
MO ;RE & CAMPBELL1S,
•
TO HAVE ` I
l
PICTU]KES TAKEN,
TI1EI
�/�:R. MO RE, the successor to Fran Paltri 1
i*-ar having taken into partnership a Fran
les
aL
Wish
iota
to
fur iP
w
re a
red P
is no P
fist P
latest 'style of the art. We would Inform
public that a have en band all th
old nags
t
made . by a
Paltridge, and e sl}
cater on th shortest notice.
[ EMFMlBER THE PLACE, ,,
FRA ; PALTRIDG E'S' OLD STAND
852
At 10 per gent} cheaper than ever offered in Canada
best makes 95 Cents, per }hard.
66
.s S5 cs
No. 1 Quality,
No.I 2 "
No. 3 -‘4
90
, •
Bales 'o T/tos Cheap Grey 'Cottons so Much Asked For.
A. so Threef � � y
A Splendid Lot of Ladies' Belts—New Styles.
e,
he
he
rOS
A. G. McD OUGALL & fro:
CHASTER HOUSE.
o •
And F
THE FLORENCE,
taking the lead, is being sold everywhere,
highly recommended by all who have used
O. C. WILLSON is the Sole Agent for
inion.
THE WVEBSTER
iB
URTEEN other Machines to sel;rct Froin.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Ma anshek and -Weber Pianos, Prince, Bell &
Co., anal the Canada Organ Company's Organs.
Also iolins and all kings of small Instruments.
LOG -4N & JAMIESON
e ;l
he have
one
call that t
th Pablic y
• .. mens and e• y
r customers r e a
ininforming hof x
+ re 8'� �
leas
AVE
muchb
P
' t • exceed)
K received and op ned out the great r part of their Fall Goode, which for extent and lane y , .
anything they have retofore shown. 1 Particular attention was paid in selecting
G
It has been, and
small a profit as is p
)OD FRESH GOODS•
ill still .c▪ on• tinu •to be,; our objec`, to offer nothing but first-class
ssible to carry o a business, t
ur stock of all kinds of SHIRTIlh GS is very fall, emliraeing
P ND TWILLED FLANNELS,
PL
IN ND CHECK WINCEYS,
LY STE MILL- CO TON SHIRTINGS,
SO ME VILLES C_ ECKED REGATTAS, &c. _
D ESS 'OODS, _ SHAWLS,
PLAIDS, WATER PROOFS,
TAIBLIN S, TOWELS,
HOSIER , COUTI! ERPANES,
FURNIT RE COTTONS,
BLEAC ED! COTTON, &c.
We have a splend.d stock of those Goods, and a he
wanting. A call solicited, when we tnink you will find
Goods
.WING YS,
pRrNv�
TS
:VELVETEENS;
FACT RIES
st of other things which eustm
nothing but the truth in the abo
T E FARMERS' FRIEND,
That old stand-by, the No. 18 Thistle Cutter
Plow, a few on hand. These are the original and
only a: cumin Thistle Cutters. Remember this.
OT e + R AGRICULTURAL T;SMPLEMENTS,
And + rticles of all kinds, sorts and sizes, con-
stant yon hand.
B UTTERIGK'S PATTERNS,
For S tidies and Children, all styles and sizes,
always on hand.
R
ember your old friend in his new stand.
C. WILLSON,
Main Street, Seaforth. .
tiers are daily
e statement
THE
BEE HIVE
G ROC E E. Y
AND
SEAFORTH.
P
DRYGOODS
The attention of the people of Seaforth and vi-
cinity is invited to our Large and Well Assorted.
Stook of
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
,
Consisting of fulllines of General. Steele and.
Fancy Dry Goods.
()VISION STORE,
.,:11A IN STREET, SKAFORTH,
IS IHE PLACE W13ERE ALL witO WANT
BARGAINS GO TO GET TREM.
THE TEAS
AT THE '
OUR, STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE,
1 r
And the largest and best assortedever before im-
pprted. We invite the particular attention to
close buyets for value and complete assortment in
a1 these Departments.
E _ G
HIVE ROCERY
Are the Best Value in Town.
Business is always brisk at the
BEE HIVE GROCERY,
And
kno
of't
the Publio fully appreciate our Goods, and
that in purchasing them they get the worth
eir money.
STRONG & FAIRLEY.
LOGAN & JAM ESON.x
N EW
BEG LEAVE to it
Crockery Store, it i
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for the money, we
STOCK to arrive a
WATCHES,
JEWELRY BUSINSS
IN SEAF
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timate to the Pblic that, ha
their intention now to add to th
�ELRY BASINESS,
ion to keep GOOD GOODS in ev
nb 'he
ofP
share
hope to merit
the Custom Hose in a week, an
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OF ,
LOCKS JE
LRY
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To wait until our S
endeavors to
employ only Firf
use our estp y y
We will
and. Jewelry, and in work in Silver and Gold.
& co.
made extensive alterations in their Drug and
it varied assortment •
1.
IN ALL ITS BRAFLICH$,
ry Department, and: by giving . OOD
Patronage. We expect a good portion;
' esIl those we
would advise o e r 'n
w t of
.LUE
the
f
LL KINDS AND PLATU WARE,
ek is opened up.
-Class Workmen for repairing of Watches, Clocks
and
0111
Co'
que
far:
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E. HICKSO • & . 'Co.
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N. B.—The C keryand Glassware Business will be parried on more vigdrousl5
back portion' of a Store, and in t e new apartment upstairs.
ESTERN FAIR, -1874.
000 OFFEI ED IN l'ItiZItS.
COMPETITION OPEN TO AJ,Ti.
Full Lines of
FANCY :DRESS GOODS.
r'tJiaL LINES IN
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
FULL LILIES IN
BLANKETS AND FANCY FLANNELS.
FULL LINES I.N
HINTS AND FANCY SKIRTINGS.
ILL be held in the City of London, on SEPT.
29 and 30, and OCT. 1 and 2. - Prize Lists
Entry Papers may be had at .the Secretary's
e, or from the Secretaries of the respective
ty Agricultural Societies. All entries are re=
ted to be made on or before 19th September.
ilway arrangements have been made for one
to London and return.
JOHNSON, WM. McBBIDE,
President. Secretary.
astern Fair Office, London, Aug. 15,1874.
SOLVENT ACT OF 1869.
the _tatter of BENJAMfN •
8114ETZ, an Insolvent.
DIVIDEND sheet has been ptepared open. to
15tha
PTEiu[
dayof SE
inspection until the
R, Instant, after which dividend will be paid.
• A. AP.MITAGE, Assignee.
B.—The above notice refers to preference.
ims only. A. ARMITAGE.
eaforth, Sept. 8, 1874. 852-2
•
FULL LINES IN
f
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Full Lilies in
DAMASKS
REPPS AND LACE CURTAINS.
FULL LINES
RIBBON VELVETS
AND
1R/ NI IT Ss
FULL LINES
r ..
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELIATG AND NAP$IiVS.
Full Lines, all Widths,
GREY COTTONS
AND
WHITE SHEETINGS
FULL LINES
SKIRTINGS.
TICKING AND
DENIMS, C
0
ever, at the
ESTRAY HEIFER.
AMR) INTO the premises of the undersigned,
Lot No. 29, Con. 5, Usborue, about the 1st of
er
_ '
y last, a year old red end white peri
-ner is requested. to call, 15rove property, pay
es and take her away.
8524 JOHN B AT ;r.Ab TYNE, Lumley P.O.
FULL LINES OF.
SHAWLS AND MANTLES,
CLOTII.NU, REA D Y , 1;ADE,
AND
MADE TO
ORDER.
Our Stock of new Overcoatings, Beakers, Presi-
dents. Moscow , and Fancy Worsted Coatings is
very select and well worthy of attention. We
show a splendid. assortment of
NEW BROADCLOTHS,
VENETIANS, DOESKINS,
DEVONS AND TWEEDS,
Selected. with great care, and will be 'found to be
good value. t
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Our purchases in this line are larger than ever.
We are able to show a complete stock of Ladies',
, � and
Misses and Children s wear, also Men's, $ays
Youths'. Full lines in Long Boots of all sorts..
Men's and Boys' Shoepacks, CHEAP.
RUBBE3 GOODS, CHEAP.
DUDDAN & DON AN.