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hrew himself
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mained until:
police having
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d to jail. The
b enquire into
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gist McNa-
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gets so worn:
ty m. Where
tar carpenter
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entirely new,
rays the case,.
end in an em -
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is wetly -but
not hold well.
o cut narrow
role complete -
h. This will
riven into an
filar character
desires to put
le. The hole
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ides the:hale
rger than the
work out, if
strain on the
elf is liable to-
lmitsof loose-
subjected to
tter article is
I and poured
id of lead, it
hie job. Be-
o procure sul-
store keeps it
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hemselves
>ndent of an
e see it ix -e-
late years to
3t of the time
I this is the
7mers. They
g for half an
arn, in the af-
lie same pur-
they are kept
y night in or. -
fuence of the
- ell lighted
Lis net so ob-
[ear days we
.in the yard.
4 and love to
-es. One of
..s in the yard
them. He
a and varying
t1 took great
ie go under-
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with a cross
the other to
altitudes of
on that will
ornfort of a
have never
to find how-
4tronize this
gland's great
As the cows
y
will often
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rub on their
he watering
4 sometimes
tad cows are
often sup-
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limb , just
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is the warm
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pea is less.
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jil Play fair,
Glasgow
k and I.o-
with their
about abler-
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nan or w«-
'nth ; hence
Pel;` deaths,
le dancing
and biting
ale. and cut
e -fourth of
cv<ion came
Ee filthy a
WAS 1 )Il-
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ly c n be,
Arit1icrny
Thomas
realness an
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frequent,
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BIRTHS.
.. In
Seaforth, on. Nov, 14, the
wife of Mr.,H. Messet, marble cutter,
of a. daughter,
CHURCHILL. —In Bluevale, on Sunday,
Nov. 21, the wife of Mr. Wm. Church.
ill, of a daughter.
TY,iit. In Brussels, on Tuesday, Nov.
24, the wife of Mr. Tyler, New Con.
flexion pastor of a daughter.
WIT,r 4ox. -In Wingham, on Nov. 20,
the wife of Mr. B. Willson, Reeve of
Wingham, of a son.
BRxDON. —In Grey, on Nov. 21, the wife
of Mr. Francis Brydon, of a daughter.
Ca0KERLNE.—_ In Hullett, on Nov. 29,
the wife of Mr. G. Cookerline, of a
son, still born.
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MARRIAGES.
ARMSTRONG— nIOONEY,—In Seaforth, on
Nov. 27, by Rev. Chas. Lavell,'M. A.,
Mr. Robert Armstrong, to Miss Jane
Mooney, all of Seaforth.
-CAMPBELL — MCDON ALD.—In Brussels,
on Nov.- 27, by Rev. Mr. Ferguson,
Mr. Duncan Campbell, to Miss Jane
McDonald, eldest daughter of Mrr
Peter McDonald, all of Grey.
BRAY' --E IPILssox. — At St. John's
Church, near London, on Nov. 24, by
the Venerable Archdeacon Marsh, W.
T. Bray, .Esq., Chatham, formerly of
Wingham, to Jeannie, only daughter of
Crowell Willson, Esq., M. P., Arva
Lodge, St. Johns. • ,
DEATHS.
DEAN.—In Goderieh township, on Nov.
26, of typhoid fever, Agnes; wife of
Mr.. Wilson Dean, aged 18 years.
WEsr coir.—In H.ullett, on Nov. 27,
ult., William, son of Mr. G. Westacott,
aged 16 years and 8 months.
IixN,—In Goderieh township, on the
2$th ult., Mary, wife of Mr. George
*amlin, aged 40 years.
Doro.In Hay, near Kippen, on Nov.
21,. James Doig, aged 25 years and 6
months.
SWALLOW. —In Burford, at the residence
of her daughter, on Nov. 18, Mrs.
Mary Swallow, widow of the late John
Swallow, formerly of Norfolk, Eng-
land, aged 69 years.
MURRAY. - In Seaforth, on Nov. 30,
Francis Joseph, infant son of Mr. John
Murray, aged 16 months.
1 HE MARKETS.
SF AFORTH, Dec. 8, 1874.
There is no change of importance to
note in the Seaforth market quotations.
Wheat remains at old. prices. A very
large amount of stuff was brought for-
ward during the few days the sleighing
lasted, but with. the . thaw the rush has
been checked.. We quote :
Fall Wheat (new)... .......090 to 090
Spring Wheat, per bushel.......... 0 90 to 0 90
Oats (new) perbnshel 35 to 085
Peas (new) per bushel..... 0 75 to 0 75
Barley (new) per bushel. 1 00 to 1 00
Butter, No. 1, Loose..,.. ... 24 to 0 24
Butter in. tubs.. .......:e 0 24 to 0 25
Eggs..... . 000 to 0 16
Flour . . . 0 00 to 550
Hay, new.... . ..... ......:.12 00 to 14 00
Hides.. 600 to 600
Veal calf, per pound. .... ...:... 0 08 to 0 10
0 08 to 0 10
Sheep skins.
Salt (retail) per barrel.. ... _ :1 00
Salt (wholesale) per barrel 0 75
Potatoes, per bushel, new 0 50 to 0 58
Oatmeal brl.... - 0 00 to 6 00
Wood... .. .................... 2 50 to 2 75
Beef . 400 to 500
Pork........... .....800 to 880
CLINTON, Dec. 3,1874.
Fall Wheat, per bushel............ 0 90 (,n3 0 92
Spring Wheat, per bushel......... 0 90 ® 0 92
0 88
Oats, per bushel. ' . ... 0 86 V
Barley, per bushel . 1 00 (c� 1 05
Peas, per bushel.. .. .... 0 72 G 0 77
Butter ................... 0 22 0 0
Potatoes. 0 45 ( 0 55
Eggs.... 0 14 ® 0 15
Hay, per ton,...- .. ..... • . , • • 13 00 U 14 00
Pork,,. .. ...... , 8 25 0 8 30
LONDON, Dec. 3, 1874.
White wheat Deihl. per 100 lbs., $1 6(
to $1 65 ; Treadwell, $1 50 to $1 65
red, $1 45 to $1 55 ; spring, $1 60 to $
65 ; oats, $1 13 ; .peas, $1 0 to $1 25 ;.
eggs, store lots, per dozen, 20c to 21c ;
eggs, farmers, 22c to 25e ; butter, crock,
25c to 26e ; rolls, 22e to 30e ; firkin, 25c
to 27e; dressed hogs, $8 to $8 25.
TEACHER
".ANTED for S. S. No
a male teacher, holding
sate. Duties to commence
875. Apply to the Trustees,
lobed Deatkman.
Trustees.
365.4
-865-4
25-
WANTED,
5, Township of Rowlock,
a third class certifi-
7th day of January,
or the Secretary
(GEORGE PADFIELD,
{GEORGE
MILNE,
H. H. HOWARD, ,e-
Gerrie P. 0., Co, Hiliron.
HOUSE WANTED.
1Y first January next, a Comfortable Dwelling
House of sir or aeven.rooms and kitchen, in
s central location or convenient to railwaystation . .
Address, Drawer 10, Seaforth P. 0.
Seaforth, Dec. 2, 1874. 655-4.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. '
1N Egmondville ; one quarter of an acre ; frame
house, with woodshed, summer kitchen, &o.,
000d well, garden planted1with trees, house sitnated
m roar of Mr. John Logan's, the lot is a corner lot.
Apply to Mr. Peter Cowan, in the adjoining house,
or to the proprietor.
865 • GORDON MoADAM.
;STEER STRAYED.
STRAYED from Lot 28, con. 6, Hay, a 8 year older ''
muley steer, black and white. Any person
givino such information as will lead to his recov-
ery will be_ suitably rewarded.
865 ALEX. MoALLISTER.
ESTRAY HEIFER.
C-A;♦fE, into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
No. 25, concession 2, L. R. S., Tuckersmith,
on or _about tho lst of October, a light red Heifer.
The Owner is requested to prove property pay
chargee and take it away.
36554 SIMON MoKENZIE.
ESTRAY HEIFER. ..
PA,ME into the premises of the undersigned, Lot 1
u No. 27, concession 14, McKillop,• about the
;middle of September, a heifer, coming two. The
owner is requested to call, prove property, pay ex-
penses, and take her away,
365+4 DUNCAN MoMILLAN.
ROOMS TO LET.
TO LET, a number of comfortable rooms on the
second fiat of Scott's` Block. Apply to F.
HOLMESTED or to ROBERT SCOTT. 859
MONEY FOUND.
FOUND, in the Dining Room of the Commercial
Hotel, Seaforth, on Friday, Oct. 9, a sum of
money. The owner can have the seine on appli-
eation to Mr. DAVIDSON, after proving property
and paying charges. 358
$10 REWARD.
A REWARD of $10 will be paid by the under-
signed for such information as will lead to the
detection and conviction of the parties who broke
open the bar room door of Knox's Hotel on Sun-
day night last, and took therefrom a number of
bottles of liquor, -
262-4 THOhi*.S KNOX. ,
ESTRAY HEIFER.
CAME into the premises of the nndereigned, Lots
No. 29, concession 10, McKillop, on or about
the first of November, a three'year old heifer. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges,
and take her away.
865{4 GEORGE HENDERSON
ESTRAY SHEEP . .
CAME into the premises of the undersigned Lot
No: 23, Concession 8, H. R. S. Tnokeremith,
on or about the middle of November, 4 sheep. The
owner is requested to prove property, ay charges,
and take them away.
Lost, about the 1st of October, a Ram Lamb, of
large adze, and with a short tail. Information
that will lead to his recovery will be suitably re-
warded by WM. ROBB,
L64-4• SeaforthP. 0
ESTRAY STEER.
CAME to Lot 21, Con. 1, Tuckeramith, about the
''vv middle of June, a 3 -year old STEER. The
owner is requested to prove proerty, pay charges
and take it away. . _ . •
863 _ JOHN AIKENHEAD
ESTRAY. PIG
CAME into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
21, concession 4, H R S Tuckersmith, a white
pig. The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges, and take him
iES B
3644 ROADFOOT, JR..
_.__..
ESTRAY CATTLE
OTBAYED, from the premises of the undersigned
kr Lot 12, Con 1, McKillop, about the let of July
six head o1 cattle, 8.steers and three heifers, one
steer all white, one all red, and the other mostly
white, with red on neck and head ; the heifers are
all red, with white spots on the head and hips.
Any person giving such informrtion as will lead to
their recovery will be suitably rewarded.
PETER O'SULLIVAN,
364-4 Seaforth P. 0.
?
•ESTRAY
STBAYED from the
Lot 1, Con. 14, H.R.S.,
middle of July, a 3 -year
with a white star on
on belly. A ny person
will lead to her recovery
ROBERT
862*4
HEIFER.
premises of the undersigned,
Tuckersmith, about the
old. HEIFER, dark red,
forehead, and a little white
giving such information as
will be snitablyrewarded.
DALRYMPLE,
RodgerviUe P. O.
TORONTO, Dec. 3, 1874.
There were in. to -day about 400 bush-
els of wheat, at $1 for white, 94c for
Treadwell, and 92c to 93c for spring ;
300 bushels of barley at $1 09 to $1 10 ;
800 bushels oa f peas et 799 to 81e - and a
.D s RM a wr...■.
STRAYED fromLot 17, Con. 1, McKillop, about
3 weeks ago, a year old RAM, with a red chalk
mark along his back. Any person giving such in-
formation ss will lead to -his recovery willbo
suitable rewarded.
853 , = THOMAS DOWNIE, Seaforth.
DOG STOLEN OR STRAYED.
STOLEN or Strayed from the premises
undersigned, Thonrpson's Saw Mill, McKillop,
on Saturday, Nov. 7, a young black and tan Collie
DOG, answering to the name of Rover. Any
son giving such information as will lead to
recovery of the above animal will be liberally re
rded or any person harboring the after
•
of
the
Per -
the the
sane
directs.
w6 '
few loads of oats at 43c, Haysold at this date will be prosecuted as the law
$16 to $22. Hogs went at $7 50 to 863*4 JOHN THOMPSON.
$7 75, choice occasionally bringing up to ESTRAY SHEEP.
$8. Butter was obtainable at 27c to 300 CAME into the premises of thetindersigned, Lot
for pound _rolls. and eggs at 26c to 27c for. �j 51, con. 1, Tarnberry, about May 25,1 SHEEP.
new laid} and 22c for packed.The owner is requested to prove property, pay ex-
penses and take her away.
• < 3°3'4 ARCHI�3ALD ST1�VvRT.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BUFFALO, Dec. 3, 1874.
CATTLE. --The market opened slow
with light receipts at strong last week's
prices. The quality of the offerings was
from good to common. Nearly all the
former were gobbled up early, when buy-
ers began to hold off for a reduction on
the inferior grades. The rough weather
and heavy snow storm has somewhat de-
layed the trains and occasioned a slim
attendance of country dealers. The
Eastern buyers are doing all the business.
Price3 average from $4 to $5.50.
No
Canadian sales reported.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.—The market was
du1L Conada stock delayed- by
storm. Owners asking full a lc advance
on last week's rates.
Hous.—The market was active at an
advance. The quality of the offerings
was good to prime. Light pigs not
wanted at any price: Yorkers, averag-
ing 180 to 200 lbs., at $6 75 to $7 10 ;
heavy hogs at $7 25 to $7 50.
—John Fowler, Managing Director of
the Huron and Quebec hallway, has pre-
sented the "town clock fund" of the
town of Perth with $50. John is scat-
tering money profusely down there, but
where it comes from is "one ofs those
things na fellow can find out."
r. John Blecker, the first white
man born in. the County of Prince
Edward, died in the village of Trenton,
on Thursday of last week. of
—In Kinloss Township, County
Bruce, nine new school houses were built -last summer. This tells' of an Inspector
wbo tries to civ kers cluty:�
NOTICE-
lite Y. order of ten of the subscribers thereto, notice e
is hereby given that a public meeting it lp
held in Salem Church, on the Gosh ,y, 18 t
on5, con. 10, in Hay, on the 1st day of Janna
o
5
2
t 'clock, p. m., tor the purpose : lst, of giving
r, !o'clock,
name and style, to Fire Insurance Company to be organized; Directors ; and 3rd,
'?brei. Of choosing
Of deciding where to locate the head office.
Hay, Dec. 11, 1874.
g,aV<. DIRSTE1 IN,
ESTRAY CATTLE.
CAME, into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
25, Lake Road West, Stanley, about the middle
of September, 3 DEI' ' n— white -year old, all
The owner
recl ; two years old, red 4 a charges, and
is requested to prove 861 4 Y, pay
chs gTODD,
take them away.
TEACHER WANTED.
MALE or Female, holding a third class e certifi-
cate,
erti
tate, for SchoBering Section No. had ex erience,in teaching.
Fe-
male preferred, having P 1875.
Duties to commence HAETWILL SPS January,
Apply to . .
364-4 Moncrieff P. 0., Grey.
ESTRAY SOW
CAME into the premises of the
e tnderslg ed,
Lot 25, Con. 8, McKillop,
t of
August, a white sow, aboutayear a l . The eown d
isr
o reit away.
prove property, ICARD BERWICK,
take it away.
864*4 Winthrop P. 0.
STRAYED .CATTLE.
CA`s' into the premises of the undersigned,
Lot No. 6., 7th Con. of Hallett, Novr. 24th,
three heifer yearlings. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
364 R. N. ADAMS.
TO THE PEOPLE.
WRIGHT & FOSTER
(LATE OF SEAFORTH).
ILL OPEN OUT IN 'CLINTON
THE
FIRST WEEK IN DECEMBER, 1874,
A BRAN NEW STOCK OF
RY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
In the store lately occupied by S. G. Zealand,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET,
To be known as the
ETC.,
777 .CHEAP CASH STORE.
kW Full particulars next week.
-WM. FOSTER.
G. H. WRIGHT.
CLINTON, Nov. 25, 1874.
WRIGHT & FOSTER.
365
ESTRAY . CATTLE.
STRAYED from the premises of the ke undersign-
Sed,
ersimith,gn
S' ed, Lot 27, Con. 3, L. R. S.,
or about Sept. 15, 4 year old cattle -1 STEER all
red, 1 HEIFER white and red with White ssta a n
forehead, the other two heifers are grey.
Also year old Heifer, vita a large
white lice, ed neckuch ,
hind part grey. Any person
in-
formation te the undersigned as will lead to the
recovery of_these animals willbe snitablyrewarded.
363*4 ALEX. FORSYTHE, Brucefield P.O.
ESTRAY SHEEP.
es
f the
TIi,AYED from the pStanley, 8 SHEEP sand 4
LAMBS, Lot 20, Con. lark is a piece cut out of the
ghtea the only the Any information that
right ear near top.
will lead to the recovery of the above
sheep will
be suitably rewarded.." MRS. Bayfield P. O.
sso*4
CARO -OF, THANKS..
HE undersigned desires topreturnfthanks
ito the
TVF estern Insurance Compret, oand hichsatisfMr. A.
Strong is Agent, for their prompt
ry
settlement of his Insurance claim censsed by the
4clett rat rp erty by the late r
estnatron of his P pthe inhabitantof Seaforths
e.
$e has also to thank ro ert '
eon on their valuable assistance of the destruction ofPliis mill
eta., on the evening
by
$64*3 F. SEECGA7-ILLER.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
The Partnership heretofore existing between the fire
of Killoran & Ryan, Merchants and Grocers, is
going to be dissolved on the 1st of Jannary, 1875. All
parties indebted to the said firm are requested to settle
before that date. If said accounts are not settled, they
shall be placed in the hands of their Attorneys for col-
lection. All claims against the said firm are requested
to be presented for payment before said date.
Seaforth, Nov. 24, 1874.
KILLORAN & RYAN.
IMMENSE BARGAINS 11
IMMENSE BARGAINS II
IMMENSE BARGAINS -1!
TEN CASES and SIX BALES of NEW GOODS
opened this -week at the sign of 777.
A. G. MCDOUGALL & CO.
DRESS GOODS ! !
DR ESS GOODS ! !
DRESS GOODS ! !
25 pieces Now Styles, at 22 cents, all colors.
80 " allWool Borges, at 85 and 40 cents.
24 " all Wool Empress Cloth, at 50c. all 'colors
10 " ` Black Lustres, at 14 cents.
A. G. MODOUGALL & CO.
ALL WOOL SHIRTINCS
ALL WOOL SHIRT.INCS
50 pieces, all Wool.
Choice Pattern, at 89 and 45 cents.
A. G. MCDOUCALL & CO.
FANCY CHECK SHIRTINCS I
FANCY CHECK SHIRTINGS I
39 pieces, over 2000 yards. They—must be sold in
ten days, and to do so, the price will be
only 15 cents a yard.
ROBERTSOITT'S
STEAM CABINET FACTORY.
M. ROBERTSON,
Having fitted np a new Cabinet Factory, is now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF CABINETWARE.
He would remind his frieuds and the public generally that his FURNITURE is made of
A. C. MACDOUGALL & CO.
SHAWLS I SHAWLS I
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS !
THE largest stock West of Toronto to choose
from, imported from Glasgow direct to our
Counters, at all prices, commencing at $2.25.
A. G. MCDOUGALL & CO.
LADIES JACKETS I
LADIES JACKETS
ANOTHER lot of those Heavy Cloth and Fur
Jackets at same prices as last lot.
THOROUGHLY SEASONED LUMBER -
And by First -Class Workmen. He would therefore invite all intending purchasers to call and examine
his Large Stock, and be convinced that his Goeds are not only First -Claes, but quite as cheap as any
in t he Market. Also, a large stock of
COFFINS, CASKETS, BURIAL ROBES OF ALL SIZES,
- Constantly on hand, and a
FIRST-CLASS HEARSE
A. G. MCDOUGALL & CO.
NOTICE
NOTICE ! ! NOTICE 1
TO
FURS 1 FURS I
FURS 1 FURS I
C AST3 T- Y" 1=ZiS
OF
Teas, Coffees, Sears,
Splendid blink Sets, from $18 to $40.
Splendid Alaska Sets, from $3.50 to $7.
Children's Sets, Children's Fur Caps, and Ladies'
Mink Caps. -
A. G. MCDOUGALL & GO.
In attend ance. Factory and Warerooms on Main Street, opposite L. R. Corbel's Store. Residence
over L. R. Corbey's Store.
M. ROBERTSON.
uWA GENTS wanted Everywhere, in
�
Old or 'Young, at Home or Traveling.
,Q Make lTjore in thea spare moments
selling the Guide than at anything else. —
(d Mailed to any address on receipt of the
Cc, rice, Twenty-five Cents. Send for Le
Circular. Address, Lock -Box No.1 7 m
Seaforth, Ont., Canada.
PSYCI-IOMA
A MI, OR SOUL
OW either sem may fascinate and gain the
Hlove and affections of any person they choose
instantly. This simple mental acquirement all
can possess, free, by mail, for 25 , cents,; together
with a &ia'mage duide, Egyptian Oraele, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, &c. A queer, exciting book.
100,000 sold. Address T. WILLIAM & Co., South
Ei ghth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Syrups, Snaps, .fruits,
Biscuits, Cheese, Spices,
Pure Wines and Brandies.
TOBACCOS TO SUIT ALL.
EXAMINE BEFORE PURCHASING, AND BE
CONVINCED THAT
LAIDLAW'S
IS THE PLACE TO PIIRCHASE
POWELL'S
FINE MIXED TEAS,
From 50 Cts. to 90 Cts. per Pound,
Acknowledged by all who have yet tried them to
be the best value, quality and price coisidered.
J. C. L.AIDL AW.
REMOVED
TO
BLANKETS, LARGER AND MORE COMMODIOUS
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS
PARTIES wanting the above goods will do well
to call and examine ours before purchasing
as we want to reduce surplus stock, and will sell
them under market price.
A. G. MCDOUGALL & 00.
TO RENT IN SEAFORTH.
THAT large corner store now occupied by Logan
& Jamieson. It is one of the best business
stands in Seaforth, either for a general store, dry
goods or groceries. Possession in about two
months. For further particulars apply on premises.
359 LOGA.N & JAMIESON.
CARPETS ! CARPETS!
CARPETS ! CARPETS !
Aberdeen Tapestry, 1 yard wide 40 cents.
" Union do 60
English, all Wool do 95 "
Canadian, do. extra do 1.25 "
Brussels, Super, 28 in. wide 1.50 `E
Hemp Carpet, 1 yard wide 16c to 224c
Stair, 18 inches wide, 20 cents
All Wool Stair, 18 inches wide 40 "
Matting, bestquality, 1 yd wide '75
Oil Gloth,1 yard wide, 75
" 2 do, 75
NOTICE.
N OTICE is hereby given that application wilibe
made during the coming session of the Legis-
lativeAssenhbly of Ontario, for an act to incorpor-
ate the Village of Wroxeter, in the County of Hu-
ron, and give effect to aby-law of the Corporation
of the County of Enron incorporating the Village
of Wroseter, in the said County, and legalizing
the elections to municipal offices in the said
village.
862 SAMUEL BLYTH SMALE.
4'
sq. yard.
A. G. McDOUGALL & CO.
COTTONS!
COTTONS I
AIMERICAN and Canadian, from 7 cents a yard.
Cheapest lot in Canada.
A. G. McDOUGALL & CO.
LADIES' CLOUDS !
MISSES' CLOUDS !
CHILDREN'S CLOUDS !
STILL a lot left of those Cheap Clonds and
Promenade Scarfs at fabulously low prices.
A. G. McDOUGALL & CO.
WINCEYSI
WINCEYSI
WINCEYS!
AA NEW lot at 1:.4 and 18 cts., much wider than
NEW
any we have had before at the prices.
A. G. McDOt GALL & CO.
PREMISES..
O. C. WILLSON,
SEA.FORTH,
HAVING now removed to his new premises oxr
Main Street, which he had fitted up specially
for his trade, is in a better position than ever to
give his customers good value for their money.
Call and see him.
SEWING MACHINES.
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That Beautiful and Silent Sewing Machine, the
best in the Canadian Market,
THE FLORENCE,
Is now taking the lead, is being sold everywhere,
and is highly recommended by all who have need
them. 0. C. WILLSON is the Sole Agent for
the Dominion.
THE T FEBST.ER
And FOURTEEN other Machines to select from.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Mathushek and Weber Pianos, Prince, Bell &
Co., and the Canada Organ Company's Organs-
Also Violins and all Rims of email Instr.ments.
THE FARMERS' FRIEND,
That old stand-by, the No. 13 Thistle Cutter
Plow, a few on hand. These are the original and
only Genuine•Thistle Cutters. _Remember this.
OT 1j MR AGRICULTURAL IMPLEN-TINTS,
And articles of all kinds, sorts and sizes, con-
stantly ou hand. -
BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS,
For Ladies and Children, all styies and sizes,
always on hand.
Remember your old friend in his new stand.
0. C. 'WILLSON
Main Street, Seaforth.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
OT ICE is hereby given that all parties indcbt
-1-- e d to the estate of the late JOHN SHIRRAY,
in hi s lifetime, of the township of Hay, County
of Huron, must settle the same ,at once, with the
undersigned dilly appointed administrator. Ana
all parties having claims against the end estate
HOSIERY! claimsare also notified that such elaihns, properly attest.
ed, must be filed with the undersigned for settle-
rnent on or before the first of .Tanuary, 1875, all
claims not then presented for settlerrheut will be
i barred. NICHOL S3IRBAY, Administrator.
Dated at Hay, this 30th day of October, 1874 361 8
BULL CALF FOR SALE.
i OR Sale a thbrongh bred Durham Bnil Calf -
9 � 1months onths old, of dark red color. His podia
go cis first class, and can be examined. by hnten-
i din g purchasers. ,Apply to G. M. CHESNEY,
364 Huron Road, Tuckershnit i.
A LOT of 600 pairs of women's Scarlet, all Wool
-L3- Hose at 40 cents a pair, regular price 5 conte
a pair.
A. G. MCDOUGALL & GO.
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