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,7ote on Lot a,
ther'S ; have no
;meat between
s that I should
; my father
struck off.
own north half
ad; have no
the property Ha
roily after me,
leses-ciiou of the
Pod -
a mai- Lot i9;
father and pay
-5eparate- house;
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ar. Vote held
on same prop-
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ed foieast part
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s. Calloway
'• ee produe-
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aye lit deed ;
reds ; keep my
sessed. for Lot
lace have all
41$ lot Vote
B. R.! S. ; rent
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lave joint lease
14.R.W.;‘, lease
held good.
W thdrawn.
; Did net Ap-
ia, 1B. R. S.;
el& good.
Co4ervatives
bjectred to by
mu, as the (.}b -
he &kip. The
t- being corn -
Pound
Tine„ in Mani-
l'homas Scott,
el
4ressi or two
day 14t. The
Cid I Justice
n of he evi-
ehar ged the
s. He review-
s the eircum- '
mse„ reminded
htical part of
g to do, that
' the facts im-
Scott's death.
ionaL -Govern-
d the ProVis-
that the only
ntry was the
1 the; 15th of
5 Go4trnment
together by
Ls to the evi-
,
was conclu-
At the con -
jury retired,
liberation, re
d-
ere, a verdict'
amendation to
red sentence.
ise interest in
5 progress the
ight and day.
emus to give
ucl Bruce.
if the Great_
Iders, it was -
seconded by
esolved, that
and they are
er into such
for the con
,..T..narion,
S they may
agreenaents
AD- the bonds
ftent of not
num far an
ES.
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„Implements,
. P. Brine,
t 13, Con.
;Farm Stock
.1eKay. pro-
eer,
)t 7, Con.9,
Implements.
P. Brine,
5, _B. R.
and Imple-
etor.
tmpiements.
tor;
Seaforth,
Soarlino
oneer.
relis Hotel,
a Hallett.
1'. Brine,.
)et. 18, the
=an, of a.
Jet. 26, the
Rector of
et. 23, the
can, of a
23, wife of
)ct. 27, the
, of a son.
the -wife
laughter.
et. 29, the
IX, f a
0,, the n-
hn
t.. 154 Mrs.
Rev.
20, Wm.
t. 15, Mrs.
kusau City,
se of the
years.
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$
f
'30,1874.
MARRIA.GFES.
Ccrans. —In Seaforth, on
123, by Rev. T. Goldsmith, Mr.
vues Stewart, to Miss Mary .Ann
urtis, both of Mcicillop.1
nup.-Bia.t.—.41 the residence of
_ bride's father,IBlanshard, on Oct.
LW Rev. Mr. Findlay, Mr. Thomas
%wore, jr., to Annie, third- daugh-
f Mr. John Bell ” Fish Creek.T
ter o ree .
1/001!—MOFFAT. —At Wroxeter; on
Dot 21, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr.
lobn Honey, to Maggie, eldest daugh-
ter of Robert Moffat, Esq., all a
.Tignberry.
—At the B. C. Parsonage,
on Oct. 19. by Rev..W. 0,
Mr. Henry Dyer, to Miss Mali-
alsa°iaekk
nso—oonE.— At Blyth, on Oct.
21, by Rev. Mr. _Kellam, Mr. Jabez
rson, to Miss Margaret Moore,
4
FIE
MARKFTS
t. . WTI/ Gooldesirhco"mulla
cora ng month oi Novc
Stock et
e 1,1 .
:RANCHES
R HOUSE.
•
LOGAN &
al*
JAMIESON
SEAFORTII, Oat. 29, 1874.
Wheat (new).. .... 0 88 to 0 90
Wheat, per bushel. 0 88 to 0 90.
Ea_ .. 0 2244 toto
85 to 080 8521 plata. Lustros,
ntt in tabs
Newt pea bushel....n
Polisinew}Per tosheL 0- 70 to 0 72
c tiny (nevr). per bushel . . . 0 90 to 0 92
a„. _ . • . 0- 14 :to 015
Fignred Lustres,
roar ......,.... .. .... .... 0 00 to 5 50
12 00 to 14 00
0 00 to Grey,xanotres•
.......... . . .. 6 00
nonealf,pet pound... .. . 0 08 to 0 10
Dina- 1
shop skins.. • 0. 50 to 100 tago
mat (retail) per barrel,— — . . 1 00
t (wholessIe) per - 0 75
yototoes,Ter bushel, nm 040 to 0 50
0 00 to 600
prooti4; . . 2 50 to 2' 75
. ... 3 00 to 5 50
... . . . ... .. 4 00
0
odper pound. 32 to 0 37
cLurrov, Oct. 29, 1874.
Fall Wheat, per bushel: 0 88 0 90
-SpringWheataperbilshisl.... „ 0 88 (0 0 91
Bate bushel.-- 0 36 01 0 37
Buten per bushel- 095 (0. 096
Pea. Iler bushel._ . 0 7 0 74
Batten... • • . • 0 22 0- 0 25
Potatoes.. ..... G 40 (0 0 45
Eggs. 0 12. ®. 013
. . -13 00 @ 14 00
TORONTO, Oct. 29, 1874.
4q!. There were in to -clay about 300 bush-
els of wheat, at $1 for White, 93c to 95c
;-1 for Treadweil, and 92c for Spring • 4,000
bushels of barley at $1 04 to $1 06—the
latter price for the breweries only,'600
bushels: peas at 75c to 80e,. 300 bushels
of oats at 40c to 41e, and a few loads of
rye at 70c. Hay solcl at $18 to $24..
Hogs brought $6 to $7; Butter and. eggs
werewithout change..
BUFFA.L0 LIVE STOCK MARKET.
1 BuivAL0, Oct, 29, 1874.
CAFLE. —Receipts to -day 1,190 head,
making the total supply for the week,
thus far, 10,268 head, or 604 cars, against
622 'ears for the same time last week.
The market was the meouest for years,
so, far as prices are concerned. Good
stock was scarce, and a, ic off from last
week's rates. Sales comprised. about
1,90� head.
fUline AND L AMBS.---ReeeiptS to - flay
t.. .3, head, making the total. supply for
the week, thus far, 19,800 head, against -
18 ,400 head for the same time last Week. Sontags,
The market was crowded with sheep, and
prices off a kc on all grades. _ Western
sheeP, very slow of sale. We quote Omn
i, Ada lambs at $6 to $6 50 ; Canada sheep
at $.4. to $5 65, and Western- sheep at $4
to $4 50. Thre were several 'blinches
of prime Canada lambs weighect this
morning which had been sold before ar-
rival at- $6 75. and $7.
GoLD.--The price of gold in New York
is gnoted at 110.
t
T1-.4
ask intending purchasers
visit Seaforth during the
bir to pall and see their
ei4
witls,
Silkeres,
l
II
Pn umattas,
1. French Merinoes,
Blle Empress Cloths,
Black Sateens,
' Black Silks,
Black Lustros,
Plain Wineey a,
Fancy Winces,
Fancy Fl nnols,
• White. Flannels,
rlet Flermelsa
Grey Flannels,
Waterproofs,
BrownHollands,
Window
Hollands,
Childrena' Hose,
Girls' Hose,
Boys' Hose,
Ladies' ose,
•
Boys' Socks,
Sleeks,
1
BOY WANTED.
WANTED, immediately, an intelligent LAD,
about 13 or 15 years of age, to learn the
Printing businesh. Apply at the TEM pXPOSITOR
Office, Seaforth.
TEACHER WANTED.
ALE or female Teachar wanted for School
Section No •• 9, Turuberry, holding a second or
third-class certificate. Duties to commence on
1, 1875. Apply to •
3594 WM. martEnsoli, Binevale P. 0.
TEACHER WAINTED.
WANTED, for School Section. No. 1, Hallett, a
v v male Teaoher, possessing a second. tlaird-
class; certificate_ Duties to commence on Tan. 1,
1875..
-359*4
Applications to be made to
J. FOWLER, Sr., Seaforth P. O.
TEACHER WANTED.
-MALE Teacher for School Section No. 4, Grey,
boldinethird-olass certifieate, withtwo years
experience. Datios to commence on Sen. 1, 1875.
For farther Partictilars apply to
257*40 ALEX. ROSS, Morrisbank P. C.
IMPORTED COTSWOLD RAM.
TH,4 subscribers will keep for the improvement
of stock, on Lot 17, Con. 1, Tuckersraith, near
Kippen, the thoroughbred imported Cotswold
RAM, imported in 1873 by H. LOVE, Sr. This
ram is well knowa as a superior animal and a
successful prize -taker. TERMS -For pair of Ewes
$3, payable when taken away. Ewes to remain 3
857 . JAMES COOPER, -
WILLIAM BLAIR.
TO i3UILDERS.
MENDERS will be received up to NOV. 4, next,
•-I- for the erection of it balloon frame addition to
the west end of the Egniondville School ECouse,
say 20a24 feet, with 4. windows and door, the whole
to be completed by Jan. 1, next. For further par-
ticulars. apply to the Trustees.
G.D JACKSON, Secietary-Treasurer,
Seesal School Section No. 8, Tackersmith.
FARM FOR SALE. -
FOR SALE, Lot 16, Con. 1, Tuckersmith, Kip -
pen, 75 acres, 63 cleared, well fenced, and in a
good state of cultivation. The wood land is all
tirst-claas hardwood. There is a large brick house
40x28, and a kitchen 18x22. There is a framebarn
55x85, shed 60x22, also a frame stable 4028; a, large
beeline orchard and plenty of water. Is situated on
the London Road, 9 miles from Clinton, and same
• diatance Iron]. Seaforth. For further particulars
• apply to the propiieter on the prerniacs or to Kip -
pen P.O.
838c
COOPER,
Sr.
NOTICE
TS hereby, given that the Toronto, Grey and
BruceRailwan Company will apply to the Legis-
. lattun of the Province of Ontario, at its next ses-
sion., for an act to amend the acts -incorporating
the Connetny, for the purpose of enabling the
Company te consolidate its debt, make provision
for redeeming its bowls and to authorize the said
Company to` issue bonds, therefor, and fcr the pur-
pose ofbrnijpng th tion of the said Company's
Railway, from Weston to Orangeville, within the • 1
provisions Of the Acts 34 Vint, c. 2, 'entitled " An
Act in all of Railways," and 35 Vie , e. 24, entitled
" An Ad to make further Provision in aid of
Railways," or either of them, or for declaring the
aor eitherof them, andfor other purposes. 357-6 1300TS
srne to be vit
ihin the provisions of the said nets)-
!
allUCT.If (ON SAL -lb."
Children's 'Wool
. _
Children's Wo
Children'
Child
13 .
rl
Gloves,
Handkerchiefs,
, Hoods,
Scarfs,
Clouds
ate,
ol Hoodg,
Wool Gaiters,
c -
en's Wool Mittens,
ley Shawls,
T
IPlaid Shawls,
I Stripe Shawlee
Plain Shawls,
Waterproof Shawls, -
Black ShaWls,
I ,
Brown Shawls,
• Breakfast S awla,
Shoulder Shawls,
Table Linens,
Teiwels,
Counterpanes,
• TableCovers,&& 1
Blankets,
Quilts,
0 vereoatings,
Tweeds,
Black 4lotha,
Fancy Coatings.
Fancy Vestings,
ba
Fancy Trowserings,
On
5
Tt-IE H R N EXPOSITOR,
SEAFORTH THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
1
0 VUNI LOTS
"2 -
FOR SALE
•••4&4"P C PTI CO IN'
ON
EDNESEAY, NOV.
FORTY1SPLENDID
BUILDING LOTS
he new survey of F. G. SPARLING, So
the Hurn Road, also
th of
LOCKS OF FOUR ACRES EA
H
Wit a Northern Boundary on Market Street, and
a Southeru Frontage•pn Grand Trunk Railw y.
ASSORTMENT OF
RY GOODS AND MILLINER*
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN SEAFORTH IS AT
).4
HOFFMAN BROTtIERS' CHEAP CASH STORE.
TERMS
FLA.NNELS,
1 per eenten the day of sale, balance of (Me-
th LI one month thereafter, and remaining two-
th ds in one nnd two years in two equal payments
wit interest t 8 per cent.
To
Boo
The
on
wiLl
PLANS
el seen at the Post Office and at Arinstrong's
kstore, or on application to the proprietor..
sale will begin prOaptly at 10 o'clock
ednesdar, November 11, on the ground, and
bncondneted by
.•
MR.J. P. BRINE.-
Title InIclisputable.
FRANCIS G. SPARLIls G.
A. 1:)UNCAN
Tut GS to announce to the inhabitants of Bras-
- -1•-•• eels and sdrroundiregmountry that he has ou-
st ntly on hand a large'and well selected
Seek of Impor ed am,d
, ulaetured
FURNITURE
Of 11 descriptions and at prices' that will defy
competition. ,! •
sel
ORDERED WORK
AND
)(tiring' • Promptly Atten,d-ed
OP -One Door north of Hays' Hotel; Bi
12
ALEX. DUNCAN.
Grey COttOns,
Bleached Cottons, ,
Cotton Yarns,I
Carpet -Werra,
Grain Bags,
, .
Munlers; Cardigan
HATS
(WA
VALUABLE FARM •..
DT /THE TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT.
,.,
, --- .
Alia. 3.. j>. BRINE has received instructions
.1-71,-L Iron the Propiietor, Mr. WILLIAM FOW-
LER, to sdi by Public Auction, at 1 o'clock, on
TATIRS)AY, NOVEMBER 12, 1874,
At POWEliL'S HOTEL, in the Village of Sea
-
farm, a firtt-class farm in the Township of Hal
let. The faun. is composed of Lot N. 1, in the
24 Concessian, and contains 100 acres, f75 of which
are cleared, and the balance well ti bered -with
l
hardwood. All the cleared land is ui der grass..
It is situated on a good gravel road,- ithiu three
mile of the village of Seaforth. The •e is a new
frame barn and the river Maitland rens through
thefainn. This is one of the best farms in Huron
and any person desirous of obtaining a good farm
at . fair value should attend the sale. Title in
disputable- TERMS. ---Ten per eent. of the pus -
oboe money -to be paid on the day of sale, $1,000
wihin one month, and the balance on time to snit
th purchaaes , with interest at 8 per cent,
WM. FOWLER, Proprietor,
Jr 1'. BRINE, Auctioneer. 58
indershirts,
Drawers,
I Th
• ag
Ne
I in.
360
White Shirts, •
'Flannel Shirts,
Neck Ties,
Scarfs,
Jaikets, &c. _
•
AND CAPS,
AND ALL KIN
N)3.SHOES
S OF CROCERIES.
oble to Show Goods.
LOGAN & JAMIESON.
GORE & CAMPBELL'S
IS THE PLACE
. •
ME WITH A SMILING FAE.
1
E are now ocCupying Frank Paltridgese -12114
• I
, . .
,
:.
113Stand, which we have entirely renovated; tnd
g procured new instruments, are prepa •ed
To Give • Satisfrction to All.
Stock Fnll 111
a
all the Following Lines:
DRESS GOODS, 'wznicEYs, ATE.EiNcE s,
TwEEps, cLoT s,
, StlAWLS,
BETS, SONTAGS,
COLLAMS,
HAIR BB
ANTLES, CLOUDS, SCARFS,
ARNS, i3REA1IPASTI SHAWLS, SKIRTS',
•
"CHIGNIONS, SWITCHES,
CUFFS,-, GLOVE nOSIERY, CORSETS, • 130NNETS, H
.1"
FLOWERS, FEATS 8, ORNAMENTS AND DRESS CAPS.
INSPECILIONI 1NVITED
HOFFMAN BRCiTitERS
N. B.—MantlepMade to Order.
BLACK
king the pablic for their very liberal patron -
n the past, we invite all to call and see our
w Rooms, where we will always be found, and
Good humor.
MOORE & CAMPBELL.
TENDERS FOR SCHOOL HOUSE.
C laLED tenders will be received by the under.
L signcd until TUESDAY, Dec. 1, 1874, for the
er cion of a frame School House in Section No.
6, iu1ott. Tho work must be completed by the
15 bi of August, 1875. Tenders will be received
fo the whole job only, the contractor to find all
in terial and do all work. Security will be requir-
od for the due performance- of the work. The
10 EiBt or any tender not necessarily accepted 1:m -
1e sin every way satisfactory. Tenders will be
re eived-and plans and specificetions can be seen
at Harlock P. 0. Address to either of the under-
si ged Trustees.
THOMAS NEILANS,
3 4- GEORGE WATT.
ESTRAY COLT.
TRA.YED from Lot 4, Con. 11, Hullett, about
I Oct. 20,a. 2 -year old bay COLT, star on fore -
he 6, one hind hoof white. Any person giving
su h infornintion to the undersigned as ' will lead
to its recovery will be suitably rewarded.
8 *4 • 1V111. MCINTOSH.
• COAT FOUND.
OUND, ;tear Egrnondville, on Oct. 16, a water-
proof oat. The owner can heft. the same on
a' licationto the undersigned by proving proper-
ty and parng expenses.
36 -4 •I JOHN STODDARD.
ROO
O LET, a numbe
second flat of
If MESTED or to
S TO LET.
of comfortable rooms on the
Scott's Block. Apply to F.
ROBERT SCOTT. 359
raTO RENT IN SEAFORTH.
pc HAT lave cornei store now occupied by Logan
& Jamieson. t is one of the best business
stands in Seaforth, ither for a general store, dry
pods or groceries. Possession in about two
on ths. For farther particulars apply on premise&
3.9 • LOGAN & JAMIESON.
MON ..Y FOUND.
UND, in the Store of -Messrs. Duncan &
Duncan, Seafo th, on MONDAY, Oct. 19, a
s stun of -mini y. The owner can have the
same by p nving pr petty and paying expenses ow
applying t
359-4 1 E. HICKSON & Co.
A
BE THE REAL GEN-un
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CHAP CASH STORE.
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,TITST 1R,MCM,I-NTM
AT
THOMAS KIDD'S EMPORIU
ltS. CATHAR
to he-ving beg
4de certain state
taking money from,
at 'yes. diel, and now
l,dving made such.
,Saarohtrn, Oct.
859*2
()TICE.
E SMITH, Madam : Owing
under the effects of ltor I
enta that you were guilty of
e, which, I feet satisfied, you
beg to apologize to you for
rroneous statements.
7, 1874.
JOHN CAMERON.
•
85 Pieces More of that Beautiful Black Lustre at 50e per yard.
DR
GOODS.
A Large Lot of New and Pretty Lianas of Dress Goods at 20e, 25e, 80, 35c, 40e and 50c.
The Prettiest Styles in Seaforth willabe found at KIDD'S EMPORIUM.
c ALSO A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TH 11.
Celebrated Madame Dernorest's Patterns
FOR ALL KINDS OF GARMENTS.
SHAWLS.
50 New and Elegant Donille Shawls (a job lot) at $5 50-sp1edid -value at $8.
BLANKETS.
45 Pairs of Extra Heavy Blankets at $3 50 -goo& value at $5.
• TWEEDS.
60 Pieces of New Tweeds in all the Latest Patterns from 60c per yard
KIDD'S
.MAMMOTH
LOt)-1,$TOPE
ARJi.11'
• TAIPIN4 ABLIPMENT
.7 • •
ffiHE Old Stand On the Corners,Seaforth, is just
newlY-StiPplied with a Freidi Stoek of WOOL-
ENS: of =every imaginable description, suited
the tantes of the most fastidious, and adapted in
range and variety to the wants of all -the liberal
and the eennomical.
OVEACOATINGS
In all Shades from Black to the most beautiful
Drabs and Olives.
English Worsteds,
.French and English VestingS, very superior,
Scotch andCanadian Tweeds,
A Lot of Good Values in the Dollar Teeds,
UentleMen'a Undershirtaand Drawers,
Gents' Linen Shirts and Outside Flannels,
Gents' Overcoats andPen. jackets,
Youths' Ovezenats and Pea jackets.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Youths' and Boys' Suits,
Fromil years .old to 16 year's old.
to lit Boys. from 16 to 16 years for
Suits from: $4 to $7 50.
Youth's Snits
$.7 50. Boys.
This Line is Specility.
4 Goo:q Stock of the Newest lIats.
cl. To insute etiatonaere promptness in filling their
orders nn a ta prevent the VeXations of delay, whieb
sometiniete is unavoidable, I 'keep constantly o11
hand a latge number of first-class tailosa., I in-
tend. to adhere after this (Lifer as possible to a eash
system add small profite.
Those in arrea.rsan peatIears accounts are refs-
peatfully requested. to pay tip.
1 .
11 -
• W. -CAMPBELL.
TENDERS WANTED.
I TEND BS will be received by the Building
-11
- Co lane or the Episcopal Ohurch, 13rstesel,
for the b ilding of a stone Chatch in Bxusaels the
I corning spring: Plans and Specifications may be
seen at- tbe race of the architects,Messrs.. Rob-
ertson : & Tracy, London. Ont.,adat. the book
afore of C. R. Cooper &0o„Batisselti, on and alter
the let Of NOVEMBER, net. The Committee do
not liiiidlhemselves to accept the lowed or any
tender. Tenders may be made for the n...faint/
and earpenter Work sepanatee Tenders 'will be
uP, at received up to the let day Of DEOEMBERanext.
` I at 6 P:M.; and -iiiirbt- opened on the ta- of DE -
OE IBR. Tondnrin to be -addressed find laiked
1 "Tenders for Church" to
C. Ti. COOPER,
Secretary Building Committee,
EMPORIUM. gana
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