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lIov t:uuekw,
an immediate
nuif><g forward,
ar higier pricer.
t there is every
a day or two.
hr.. i'i?e`ril,z
in goal supply,
vhat easier, but
Eggs atm be-..
time :ice upward,
fat old quota--;
Ve quote
0 flet to 0 03
.. tz 00 to 0 t
4i5 to dt 88
..! 0 76 to 0 74
b . 0 88 to 0 91f
oto 0 24
0 28 ter 0 25
0 14,
. 0-00to> 5 C
. „ate tltt to 1S oto
Son to tic 00
tl to tl 00:
!, 050 to 0 70
,:..040 to 065
€t0
u75
0 35 to 0 40.
...000to 000
:... 50 to 3 75
3 Et0 te, 5 50
4 00
nr, Oet, 15,.1874.
tl 90 ere 093
- 090 ee 093
.-03$ eta 030
085 ee 090
. [1
75 ti% 0 8R
t<«; 025.
� ... 0 50 o 60
. 0 13` to. 0=18
.10 00 e9 141)0
',let. 15, 157-1.
per IOO lbs.
[well, $I 60 to
oats,. $1 19 to
12S i barley,
'ore lots, Se to
; butter,
Pe to Ile,: hr:
)ct 15.18;:4,,
tbont 200 bush -
white,. and 9
Is oa barley at
Et of peas at '5c
of oats at 42e.
Dada of hay in,
5. Rutter was
s going a Ste
,arid: in demand,
-kE MARKET.
Illy a- moderate•
market during
)eing especially
,lass $, second-
hird-class $3 to
e car,averaging
car, averagmg
cars-, averaging
car,averaging
on.
not fiery many
readily taken at
,9 to per 100
l at $3 73, and
130 lbs.,: at $ i to
4 very many of-
--s
Lai MARKET.
Oct. 15, 15 4.
a1,156 :head
� # r
for the week,
We' e:'ars,against.
time. last week.
c'Ll graces, with
kng. Salesnom-
. Prices. for
(
front $4 25 to
es quoted.
taeee pt to -day..
total supply for.
po head, against
timer last week.:
-active at $0 to
:with choice lots
► for Canada
Western n sheep.
eab, and are on
MAR K ET.
Oct. 13, 1874.
lases gf .'tock
; arrivals due-
/Dore
ur-/tore liberal,
supply c,f all
hid, sufficient t to
a of the present
able, containing
t1 at the Bull's
of the principa=l
!o current mar -
*cut cut glasses of
i•1
eat* to 'x15€1
1•,0 tc,
1-15...o
14: • t,z
2502t 0-
200'
15'):to-
2007
170
180
u0G
:Irk to 400
2':,0 to 400-
400 to 8600
,4 ter
to 1,500
4•:'J to , ti00
1,800 to 2,500
luso, ski A rneri-
irE iu .New York
Ea iL fns
t.,tt-.a Z'S tctti( ,U c as
Le In le Clinton.
A_ M. s:15A 3f
P. 31. 1:25 1= Al-
it 1'. al. ll.l,i P. M.
eI'.11. 4:80 P.
A.M. f-35-'i.M.
s 1=.'I. 1:25 P. 31.
LI P. et. 5:50 P. AI.
P. M. 9:20 P. M.
1Oi\i SALE
Implements,
Statttt•y. Count: of
at * t tON..
I:t•,etly clear of
i tavelline house,
le of ,uuc ric,r fruit
of tiater;. well
' mi:,..; from Bay-
1•nieet built slakes
-Terme eery easy,
',r by el:pet it .; to
-S8t)N,
1:t FOR SATS
.ieltNE, township
.lee hurt: a and a lot
awl stable, n.l$o u:
nax e.lee static'
.It, Zti:'ie It
1
1
I
eneeenee
'UNDRESS WANTED.
j3 iumiediately r st the mansion; Hotel,.
Ia. alir$t-mass LAUNDRESS. 'Wages
In . Apply. to
MRS:.. MURRAY.
APPIcENTICCE WANTED.
AI TED' a Stuart Boy of 13 "Or 15 ears of
as tell apprentice to learn: Book inning.
to DANIEL MORE 11,
Raipurhey.
Ap
368
MONEY FOUND. -
'D, in the Dieing Room of the Commercial
lio`l, Seaforth, on Friday, Out. 9, a gum of
ons, The owner can have the same- on appli-
sdim to Mr. DAVIDSON; after proving property
etel Laing charges. 858
HORSES FOR SALE.
AN or fine young h rses, 5 years old.
emoted sound and good to Work.
WM. BORRENOE,
Seaforth.
SCROOL OUSE FOR. SALE.
Old brick sehool house, hi section No. 2,
McKillop, will be sold on TUESDAY, Oct. 20,
o'clock ':I. C. DICKSON,
C. DODDS, � Trustees.
G. 3ORREN0E, )
3571-2
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
OUSE and Lot on God -wick street, near the
Catholic Church. Immediate possession. Ap-
l? to MR. JAMESS MURPHY,
357
Grocer, Main Street.
IMPORTED COTSWOLD RAM,
subscribers will keep for the improvement
THE
tock, en Lot 17, Con. 1, Tuekersmith, near
rapper, the thoronr hbred imported Cotswold
EAU, imported in 1878 by H. LOVE, Sr. This
Tanis- well known as a superior animal and a
saeaessful prize -taker. '1'EltMS=ser pair of Ewes
gepayable when taken away. Ewes to remain 3
weeks.
Ja.IITEs COOPER, .
WILLIAM BLAIR.
FARM FOR SALE..
R SALE, Lot 16, Con. 1, Tnckorsmiith, Kip -
pen, 75 acres, 68 cleared, well fenced, ,and in a
good: state of cultivation. The wood land is all
first-class hardwood. There is a large brick house
40x98, and a kitchen 18.122. There is aft 'minute
55e35, shed 611x22, also a frame stable 40x a large
jiearingorchard and plenty of water. Is sit: ated on
the, London Road, 9 miles from Clinton,nd. same
distance from Seaforth. For further particulars
appiyto the proprietor on the premises or to Kip -
pen P.O.
ip-penP.O..
M3 WAI. COOPER, Sr,
FARM FOR SALE.
LISING Lot2I, Con. 12, Hibbert, containing 100
acres, more or les::, and Lot 21; Con. 13, 50
acres, more or less. There are about 85 acres
cleared on Lot 21, Con. 12, without any stumps
frame barn,. 50x40; horse and cattle 'staable, with
driving shed 68x30 ; a first -Glass, Log Helene, well
finished, with Stone eerier ; _ there is a never fail-
ing well on the farm. This Lot is in the best of
order, being one of the besttin the Comity. The
Bauble River runs through the 50 -acre Lo' t, and it
is all cleared, with the exception of 7 or 8 acres of
black ash, worth $1,000. • Between x;3,000 or
$4,000 will be required down, and the remainder
to snit purchasers.: Claw title given. The stock
and implements are alta for. sale. --
357' 4 JOHN STEWART, Cromarty P. 0.
FAR M - FOR SALE.
BEING Fest halfof Lot 20, Con. 9, Hibbert
County of Perth, containing 50 acres; 44 eere
cleared and free of stumps; well fenced; good
frame house; two wells; outbuildings, hewed.
log, first-class orchard and garden. For - terma,
&c., apply- on the premises, or by letter, to the
undersigned. WM. J. DEVLIN,
355. Staffs P. O.
SAW!
qumw..nom.��.�.i.nevo.o'
L O G S.
COLEMAN' GOUINLOCI
win pay the'
Highest
• E
SMALL FARM FOR SALE.
TWENTY-FIVE. acres, adjoining Egmontl ills.
art of the farm formerly owned by William
VanLgmond good house and barn , orchard and
well. This property is admirably situeted for a
gentleman's residence, or might be divided into
town lots and sold to advantage; deed clear of all VV atchma1'
incumbrance. Also, Lot 184, south side Market
street. lathe village of Seaforth: Apply to jc`���LOYED
35614 SAMUEL DENNISONI Egi tendville.
For
SAW
ash Price
kinds of
L OGS
at thele Mill, formerly JAMES KYLES, near the
Sart works.
CUSTOM 4SAWT1NG PROMPTLY AT-
_ TE$D tD TO.
50 .GOOD CHOPPER'S -
Wanted unmediatelyi to out cordwood and Logs.
Apply at flee Salt Works.
4;58'
CO
MAN' & GOUINLOCK.
FALL
SHOW.
GRArN D
AT
OPENING
)ENT'S.-
Never before did yowl ,gee such piles upon piles of
DRY
As MR. DENT can re
folly to attempt to Yee
cause he has absolut
Goods line, and in-
GOODS
w show you. it would be
1 you what he - has got, be-
sly everything in the Dry
•
Izllinen;r/; Lathes'- Jackets, S/tawls,
There is nothing ton `,proach him either forquan-
tity, .quality or piths. As usual," the' Biggest
Stock, the Choicest Stock, and theCheapest Stock
of Millinery.:
Eutraucc to the Shoe Free.
Rem inber nt DENT'S, Seaforth.
BRUSSEL NEWS DEPOT
AND
Y S'TQRE.
JEWEL
FIR T
CLASS
and Jeweler
HOTEL FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
THE Subscriber will sell by '_'nblic Auction, on
the pre-nees, ou Saturday, N94".. 14,
1574, that v,ell-kno a Hotel in the Village of
Egmondville, recently occu`tied by Mrs. Robertson,
and now occupied by: AL Chambers: The stand is
first-class, and a good business can be done.
Sale to coneeence at.1 okclock P. M.
TERMS.—len per cent. of the purchase -money
to be paid on the du.y of sale ; $400 on the 1st
of February. 1875, and the balance in }-early in-
stallments to snit 1,urehnsei, at 6 per cent. inter-
est. Immediate possession given.
MRS. ROBERTSON, Proprietress.
J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer. 3544. d.
TEACHER WANTED. -
' JrALE Teacher for School Section No. 4, Grey,
-td-h balding third-.lnss,certificate, trith.two cea•rs
experience- Duties to commence on Jan. 1, 1875.
Four further particelare apply to
.357441 - ALEX. ROSS, Morrisbenk P. 0.
TEACHER WANTED .
-FOR School Section No. 4, Hallett. A male
Teacher prefer red. Applications to be made
personally to the undersi geed.
JA�•TES ALLEN, i
J0 'v CARTER, - Trustees.
357-3 JO N 1- EDD, ) • -
ESTRA4CATTLE.
AME into tho premises of the undersigned,
Lot 2, Con- a, Tuekersmith,11 It-. S., about
Aug. 1, 2 HEIFERS, one reit and the other white,
also one STEER, yea, with partly white hind leg.
All these mettle are 11 year-old. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay expenses and take
them away. - . -
85744 DAVID DONOVAN.
ESTRAY COW,
STRAII;D from the premises of the uhrdeisign.
ed, iu Seaforth, on TUESDAY, Sept. 2t,, a
dark red COW, miscd with white, of large size
end has a very large be.. one of the teats of which
is blind. Any person givieg such information as
will dead to her recovery will be suitably rewarded.
357'4 1'IZILIP VOLMAR
Jew elrj••
358e
Depart
155th
ent 'Opener about the
of October.;
0. 11. C00P & Co.,
Stretton'e L'Ioek, Brussels.
NEW PHOT
NDP
VISHES to infci
'T that he has fitt
rrroTOoir
On Main Street,
• Hotel. Fiis aparatu
improved kind, and
photographer be ca
W11.0 iu co_ r him with
Come at ono
GRAPH C ILERY.
'W CALDER
his friends and the publio
•d up in the best style, anew
1PH (JALLL+.R
arly opposite the Man:tion
is allnew and of the most
•omhis long, exp :rience as a
guarantee satisfaction to all
heir patronage
d bring your childeen. Ito-
member .
CALDER'S New Photograph Ciallery.
N. B.—A. aupply Osborne Sewing Machines
kept constantly on • and' and for sale. $58
A.UUr tONY SALE
or
VALU (( ' A
VALU LE FARM
- IXTIM TOE
MR. 4. P. 13111
1y - from the Pro
'LER, to sell by Pub
=THURSDAY,
At POWELL'S ]:LO
;forth, a first-class f
-let. The faun is ce
"'24 Concession, an
are cleared, and th
`hardwood. Allah
It is situated on a
miles of the villag
{frame barn, and the
the farm. This is io
and any person
ESTRAY PE -G.
DAME to Lot 18, Cuu. 5. McKillop,- about the
— encu of July, a: harrow PIG ; white. - The owner
is requested to prove property, pay expenses and
take it sway.
355-4 WM. JOHNSTON.
ESTRAY HEIFER..
GAME Rite the preinues of the undersigned,
h- Lot 3, Cox,. 9, Stanley, on or about the lst No-
vember, vemb,sr, 1St:,, a spotted rticl and white HEIFER,
three years old. The owner is recinestcclto prove
property, pay charges and tele her away, other-
-wise she will be sold for her keep.
3554 _SA`MI EL MeB tIDE, Berner
117u►7ia'N d '1':kA`1LT() gcs, NoluvuE.
ALL
parties indebted to the estate of the late
x L Dr. KING are requestc-d t call and settle the
same with the undcrsiguecl, at Seaforth, on or
before the first day of No-terubee next, as after
that date all clabus clue said, estate will be placed.
iu court for eollectidrh.
Dated this lith day ,of October, ]J 4.
8574. HENRY KING, Auhuii*istrator. -
SHAWL FOUND.
TOt'ND, oe MONDAY, Sept. 28, on the Huron
Road, between Ca ronbrook and Irishtown
church, a PLAID SHAWL, woolen. The owner
can have the sante by calling nt the EXPOSITOR
Office, proving 1' of erty turd paying for this cel-
vertiselt]eut. 356
LIST OF LETTERS
at a fair value shoal
disputable. TER3'
chase mo_ev to be
within one month,
the purchaser , wi tit
J. P. BRINE, Mutt
NSi1IP OF HCLLLTT.
•
•
` has received instructions
ietor, Mr. WILLIAM FOVT-
c Auction, at 1 o'elyek, on
OVEM BE R 12, 1874,
EL, in the Village of -Sea-"
in in the `township of Hul-
nposed of Lot No. 1, in the
Obtains 100 acres, 75 of whish
balance well timbered with
cleared laud is under grass.
oil gravel roved, within three
f Seaforth. There is a new
river Maitland runs through
e of the best farms iu Theron
ous of obtainiug a good farm
1 attend 'the sale. Title in -
.—Ten per cent. of i the pur-
tid on the day of sale, „1,000
and the balanceon tithe to suit
Interest nt 8 per cent,
Witt. FOWLER, Proprietor.
oneer.
THE HURON E POSXTO]
A Rm.t
OF: THE SECOND
AL
L ST CC
AT
1
KIDD'S EMPORIUM.]
K
W DRESS -GOODS, .
NEW ;SILKS,
NEW LUSTRES,
NEW SHAW
' W HOSIERY,
NEW GLOVES,
NEW RIBBONS,
LS,
L
NEW VELVETS,
±;W DRESS TR MMINCS, ,
NEW MIL FINERY,
NEW HAIR GOODS,
.i NEW FURS, ,
' 858
COUNTY OF PERTH.
•
l
tOTIOE is her 1y given that the Grand �
.!:'roti i • :.uei,a:l 'lowing Hatch, District
$
' No. 4, udder the at s i ices of the Agrienitural and
Arts Association o= nterio, open to till iPlowmen
in the Proviuce, • take place on the 'farm of
:%:151e1AN1i fe, 3:' Q.,
wnship of North Enathope,
Road, and about 3:1- miles
ld Trunk Railway Station,
On Lot 85, Con. 1,
adjoining the Huro
east of Stratford
ON WEI)NES.1 ASC, 2Stli OCTOBER,
Current, pi. 9 o'clock, precisely.
- Competitor= froze aunties for Ridings riot hay-
iug ;;nbscr•ibod $25 t the funds of the thatch Will
be charged. au Maas 04 fee of $1 ; otherwise, ad-
mitted free. All en ies to be made personally, or
by letter, post-paid o Stewart Carupbell, Secre-
tart'-Treasurer, St • ford Post (Mice, on or before
' the day of the mate
TEWAItT CAMPBELL,
857)_ 5ecretahi•Treastu�er.
D111NIS A TO F. S' NOTICE. -_
rCtlHE creditors . o DANIEL JOSEPH ICING,
k 1 late. of the Villa
f H von Docto•tf)
EMAININCL in the Seaforth Post Office nn= the Seventeenth d
called for on Oct. 1,1,874: ltotiflecl to scud b,
McKay, Mrs. Mary fifes ed. t day
3lcCownn, Willie
Heel niont, Alex.
'McDonald, A. G.
cL1dF
Fred.
_IIcI a
McDunean, Robot
3412:-, 3 -oho S.
Mungoyan, i..
Marshall, J:
Devin, Wm.
O'Brien, Mrs.
Oliver. D. '
Patrick, Andrew
['apple, Miss Nancy
Reid, A. 4.
.tr.
tt��J.
.4,1e t, ,
Symington, F. & 3. S.
Smith. _Mrs. -4ltuy •
Stall, Mrs.
Scott, Charles
Shaw, D. AI.
Thompson & Switzer. - ; APPRENTICE
Weddup, Thomas
Wiiehe, Mee. Catharine
Wiliiatuson, John,
Armstrong,:, A.
Armstrong Wm: 2
Benson, John
Bray, T. L. - -
James
Iilacl,
Campbell, Anrti
Cousins Ja taes
Curry, Mre.
Compton, 'rhes 31.
Caiett,r. Mrs. C.
Dent, Wm.
Edgar, 3Iiss 5nsan.
I?ararfs,W. U. .
Gibson, Matilda
Clibs'on, John -
Houldau, gait n Ali
ss t s Isabt.11a
Hill, atones
Harris, Geo. W.
Ireland, Wm
amines, Mee, 4.
Kennedv, Mrs.Aimira
Little, Albert
3leCracken, W. II..
1.IcEwan, Mist, Tillie
McKenzie, 7. C.
McKinnon, John
858
c of Se:Sorth • in the County
ethane,- who died on or about .
y of August. 1874,- are hereby -
j .st, pre -paid, on 01 before the
oee.unber, 1874, to HENRY _
KING, of the said, - lunge of Seaforth, the Admin-
istrator of the sal 1
ahriistia i aud stun t
tione, the fullia
ar,
�s
they i.a. c
nt of c
u
me
nt
deities, 1f any, bel
after the expiraticju
December, the asi e
Daniel :foseph Kief
parties entitled t)1
1 the ehtiin o f whic
nis ted as above req
teeter shall not be 1
thereof to any pets
not htvt, bet.t
u l ec 'I
f
tribution.
Dated at eafo:t
ber, 1874.
857 -
Daniel Joseph Kir..g, their
nes, addresses and deserip-
state-
1,121] a
their $
• of e
t,rs ,
Its and the nature of the se -
by thein, :tett rm;raediately
f the s,tid:I+itteen-th clay of
of the estate of the said
sill be ei.ietributea among the
to, having refereeee orly to -
lobes shall have been fur-
red. And the said Adminis-
ble for the assets or any part
of whose claim native shall
d by hint at, the time of dis-
Out., this Sth day, of Octo-
1
r
BY KING, Administrator.
S. DICKSON, P.11I.
Apply a
PRINTING BUSINESS
W NTED.
e Exeosteon.Office.
NEW ORNAMENTS,.
NEW MANTLES,
NEW 1 ADY-MADE
CLO RING-,
NEW HATS,
NEW O
EW BLANKE''aS,
• ushy Roads
And Rainy ' Weather,
Frosty Nights
That Make us hiver.
Certain signs, there's no . dispu ng,
Of the near approach of NV' ter;
Woolen Goods, and where to uy them,
That's the question. Aud t e Printer,
Being asked, made this ansae
For a Cloud, a Scarf, a Sha 1,
A Dres4, a Hood, a Pair of Gloves,
In fact for anything at all,
That's daily wanted,
There's no abetter place to bt:
y
Either Dry Goods,
4roceries,
Boots and Shoes,
THAN
LOG -AN
J.
EWELRY TN THE
NEW
5
.TE . CARRIAGE
4 AND
WIVAON WORKS
IN
TMG :El TL
MIcPHAIt., HENNICKE
& EDWARDS
Desire to inform the public that they have cora-
meneed the manufacture of
CARE IAGES,
1 BUGGIES,
PHAETONS,
ROCKAWAYS,
DEMOCRATS,
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS,
Bmit front the very best material, in a workman-
like manner, and in the latest styles, which, for
durability, lightness of draught and finish, cannot
be surpassed. .
iAll work intrusted to: ns will be executed adth
promptness, and at (REASONABLE RATES.
rq
, - l �ecial AAtteutiotu gb cu 'to Rcpn.•irat><.g..
AMIESON S, SEAFOItTR.
Call' at our shop, south of the Market and see
f : r yourselves. 356
OLD STAND. NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
The Old Established Watch, Clock and Jewelry Store.
M. R. COUNTER, SEAFORTH,
Has just returned from pnrebaeing in the American and. Canadian Markets the Largest and Best
PS, .
This season is more than ever nttrftctive, and under the
STOCK CF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND PLATED WARE
EVER BROUGHT INTO SF
The Store is Crct,nmecl .Full and i r. GO
of his Immense Stoe
The greater part of these goods have been purchased direct from
at the VERY LOWEST PRICE in pl
' Personal attention given to Repairing Watches, Clocks and J
th a Store until it has been thoroughly rested. Remember the 0
N. B.—The highest price in cash paid for Old Gold and Silver.
FORTH.
17TER Invites ,Inspection
the: manufacturers, and are marked
figures.
wehy, and no work allowed to leave
d Established Jewelry Store.
M. R COUNTER.
FRESH ARRIVAT4S OF
GOODS -FOR FALL TRADE:
The Stock at W. HILL'S' is Now Complete nd Well Assorted, cancl
Palue, Extent and Variety Cannes be Surpassed.
Great care having been exercised in buying, purchascrs`at this
of a CHOICE STOOK, at' such prices as must satisf
THE MILLINERY
stablisi.ment will have the
the most economical buyer.
ROOM
R. P. ROGERS.
I �IIN AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Black Licstres and .i1lerinoes,
A COMPLETE STOCK.
THE NEW COSTUME SERGES,
� t
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
EXTRA VALUE.
. `cin1�ets, Blankets and Flannels,
SHAWLS, HOSIERY AND CLOVES,
WARM AND CHEAP.
SILK SCARFS,
SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
IBBONS, LACES AND RUCHINCS,
In all the Novelties.
i •
81?MAD CLOTHS, TWEEDS;
f
CELT HATS'AND CLOTH CAPS.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
'LOTiIIxG MADE TO.01?D.ER
IN LATEST STYLES.
INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED.
-
R. -i . ROGERS.
DOMINION
!SHAVING&HAIRDRESSIN
or i, SALOON AID BATH ROOMS. -
T1CTM. NEWMAN - has pleasure in :announcing
V T that he hes fitted up over his shop a number
of convenient and comfortable.' -
selection 1
•
BATH ROOMS
Where a clean and comfortable bath may be had
at any time.
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
Attended to as usual. Also on hands nice stock of
superintendence of first-class hands.
LADIES' C.II1"G O..NS AND RRAJD.-
The .Motto is One Pi -ice onl Oe Lowest P yke fcf a• Cash, and Value the Test of
NEW CAI PETS, i. Cheapness.
NE\ SCINCEYS,
ESV SHIRTIN
NEW TIM
NEW FLANN
cs .
,
INGS, _ -
NEW DENIMS,
-E W TWEEDS
• 1
NEW PRI
DUNDA
Via HILL,
One Door North of the Post Office.
IMPORTANT NFO
WHO PAY CASH .LIKE TO FIND
PART
IES T WHICH �` HICH ZO BUY THE
TS, Laidlaw Now
J I PS
CO TT
a
t Per
Yand
RMATION.
OUT THE BEST MARKET
R GOODS:
Of the latest styles. He is also prepared to tirirein
LriDI �, ITAIR CONIBINOS,
And have them straightened and worked into
1 Braids, Belts, Switches, Curb, &c.
Charges reasonable. .
GENTS' WIGS •
Furnished on the shortest notice at less than city
prices.
Aell is respectfully) solicited. -
339 ' WM. NEWDIAN..
�EdG EMPORIUM.
TLe subscriber hereby thanks - bin; -numerous
customers~ (merchants and others) for their liberal
patronage during the past seven years, and holies,
by stlnct integrity and close attention to business,
to merit theta conittence and trade in thefuture.
Having. greatly enlarged bis premises, during
the winter, he is now prepared to pay the
Offers Choice Teas and Sugars HIGHEST CASH. PRICE
For my quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
at the -
At Prices that Cannot Fail to
Induce
RErEA i ED VISITS.
Those Jl7to Have not risit('cl Shon, it (lo so at (encu.
. G. LAIDLAW.
CASH PAID FOR -BUTTER.
SEAFORTH RY
JOHN NOP
•
ER
r..
• generally
the
• T, bh t o has leased
andthe r ethat h
community
In co
inform the faxen
I�HL•S
to 11]i01
b
h ,i
g
• axed
�Tt.-r h Lo. Heisnow 1C
�•Y SEAFORTH FOUNDRY for a trim of yearrl, and. refitted .t ons 0prepared
to manufacture all kinds of
LTU RAL. IMPLEMENTS
MPLEMENTS
AGRICULTURAL
SUCH AS
Straw�
Cutters Plows, Gan P ows� D1 a /ii Sa�� s,
�
Including the TOTtiVIAN, which is the b st 2 -horse Saw in use.
POWER.
�R.S
ALSO MY 1111lP�iO�i/E®• PI -�-T O
BUILDING AND'' ALL OTH Il' CASTINGS
Turned out on the shortest notice.
Mill, Engine and other Repairsr - done with Neatness and Dispatch. -
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN N OPPER
er
•
EGG -EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Sea forth.
Wanted by the subseliber 25 lona of good dry
clean WT41;AT STIRAW.fir
' D. D. 'WILSON.
.
S1; .F031TH, March 18, 1874. `3 3
THE SEAFORTH
LTJMBEI , YARD.
MABEE & MAGDON ALD
BEC' to inform the public that they have re-
moved. them Lumber Yard to the lot between
the Merchants Salt Company's Works and -Mar-
shall's Mill.
They will keep constantly on hued.a goodnsnor t-
nient,of ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, dressed and
undressed. Alto,LA*1`H AND SHINE -LES, all of -
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest pos-
sible prices, for Cath. Als3. on hand nity (uentity -
• of the best ACTON LIME.
Builders and others will find it to their aclvan- -
tuie to inspect our stook, and ascertain c+11r prices
before purehasingelsew•here, es we are in a position
offer .00d -inducements tee cash purchasers.
160 a MABEE & MACDONALD-
NOT i E
Grey d
nu
the Toronto,
.t h
hereby
' en thr
Y1
y'�
' tothe Legis-
lature
I y 1l�-
1=ruec: Itnilway Company 1 p y•
latur+e of the Province of Ontario, at ]t,:, next ses-
sion, ',for
es-sion,for an act to amend the acts ineoiporating•
the Coiupany, for the purpose of enabling the.
Company to consolidate its debt, ranker provhden
for retleernipg its bonds and to authorize the said. -
Company to ia.sue bonds therefor, and kr the pur-
pose of bringing tlheportiou of the: said Com iy's
Iteilway, , from 'Weston to Orttn4eville, within.„ n .
.provitiions of the Acts 34 Vic., e. 2, entitled; n
Act in aid of Railways,” and 85 Tice c, 24, entitled
aid of
" An Act to make farther Provision
Bcilttays," or either of them, or for deolaritug the
' same to be within the provisions of the semi nets,
or either of them, and for either purposes. 857-6
OXEN- FOR SALE.
l
Oi SALE, a Yoke of good Working OXEN
Apply to 1701. C13AE31ANt Let* 144 Con. 3,
Tuckeii'nlith, Brucef eld 2. 0 e 4564 -
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