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deal of corilw'ood coining in, but as
the market is rather dullIn small
fiTst eiass‘wood brings $3 per cord.
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Fall Wheat (new). . ......, 0 90 to 0
Spring Wheat, per busha.'..... • 0 90 to
Oats (new). perbushel.- • ,.. 85 to 0
Peas (new) per bushol.............. 0 76 tO
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Barley (new) per bushel.— .... 1 00 to I 03
Butter,No. 1, Lemma .......... 24 to 0 24
Butter in tabs— — .. . 0 24 to 0 25
- • • • • • ... • • • 0 00 to 6 16
Flour . . ; .......... 0 00 „to 5 00
Ray, new. .. . • -12 00to 14 00
• ... - 600 to 600
0 10
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1 00
0 75
0 65
6 00
2 75
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8 25
Vi calf, Per Penna.. . 0 08 to
Sheep aides. - 050 to
Salt (retail) per
Salt (wholesale).per barrel.....
Potatoca, per bushel, new- 0 50 to
Oatmeal arY bri- . . , 0 00 to
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Fall Wheat, per bushel..
Spring Wheat, perbushel...
Oats, per bnehel.......
Barley, per bushel.
Peas, per bushel. . . ...
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Potatoes...................
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LoameN, Dec. 17, 1874
White Wheat, Deihl, per 100 lbs.,
$1 55 to $1 60, White Treadwell, $1 50
to $1 60, Red Winter. $1. 50 to $1 65,
Spring Wheat, $1 50 to $1 55,s Oats,
$1 12Ao $1 13; Peas, $1 20to $1 23,
Eggs, Store lots, per doz., 200 to 21c ;
Eggs, Farmers', 22e to 256 ; Butter,
Crock, 22c to 25c; Butter, Rolls, 25e to
to 2$c, Firkin, 20c to 25c, Pork, $8 00
to $s- 25.
• TORONTO, Dec. 17, 1874.
There were in to -day about 400 bus.
of wheat, at $1 for white, 95e for Tread-
well, and 93c for 'Spring ; 200 bus. of
Barley, at $1 12 to $1 14 • 2,000 bus. of
Peas at 78c to 80e; and 300 bus. of Oats
at 44c to 45e. Ilay sold at $16 to $31.
Hogs- ranged. from $8 to $8 50. Poultry
are in fair chi:nand, selling at 5e to 6e
per lb for Geese, and 7e to 8e for Tur-
keys. : In Butter mid Eggs there was no
chancre.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
• BUFFALO, Dec. 17, 1874.
CATTLE. —Receipts to -day 629 head,
making the total supply for the week,
_thus far, 5,066 head, or 298 cars, against
414 eara for the same time last week.
The market, with a scarcity- of ' stock,
ruled an Ac better than last week for
prime, and common and light fat butch-
ers' stock full at ic higher. Sales com-
prised about 1,300 head. Prices ranged
from $4 25 to $6, .
SHEEP AND LIMBS.—Reeeipts to day
,
5rt,200 head,' aking the total supply for
the week, this far, 10,000 head, against.
11,650 head for the same time last week.
The market was active for Canada lambs
at $3 to $7, Canada sheep $5 to $6 75,
Western sheep at $3 75 to $5 50. . There
was quite a large number of premium or
Ohristnias sheep and lambs in the yards,
among which one drove of Ohio sheep
was considered the best offered, and full
up to Canada prices was offered and re-
.
fused. i
Hoas.—Receipts to -day 3,900 head,
making the total supply for the, week,
thus far, 12,700 head, against 16,600
h.ead. for the same time last week The
market was active at - a slight decline on
heavy and a corresponding advaii- ce on
Yoikers. We quote Yorkers at $6 75
to $7 15, heavy hogs $7 15 to $7 25.
About 2,500 heacl were disposed or
—.—
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
TORONTo, Nov. 1.7.
Br.avt—The market has been well
supplied. Iduring the past week, the re-
ceipts including a good many of extra
quality for the holiday trade, the nem -
her of medium and inferior cattle -offer-
ing having been comparatively ight,
The demand has been, active, and full
prices have been paid. We quote extra
100
ESTR.A.Y COw.
rt,IME into the premises of the unaersigned, Lot
No. 8, Con. 11, McKillop, during last spring, a
red cow. The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty, pay charges, encl take her away.
367*4 ARCM). MoKAY.
. ESTRAY OTEER.
into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
- No, 6, Con. 5, Hallett, about the middle of Oc-
tober last, a red and white two-year oia, steer.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
86744 S. AI. BBEL
•
STRAYED COW.
sTRA.YED from the premises of the undersign -
e�, in Egraondville, about Nov. 28, a, red 00W,
with a white star on her forehead, and some
white ori her belly. Her horns turn -inwards at
the top. *She is with calf, and VMS giving milk.
Any person giving such information as will load
to the reeovery of the above animal, will he suit-
ably rewarded.
866a4 JOHN DALY.
STRAYED H El F ER.
STRAYED from the premises of, tap undersign -
's -1, ed, Lot 80, Con. 14, alcKillop, ahent the latter
part of August, a red Muley HEM1R, coming 8.
She had a white spot on forehead Ana other white
spots about her flanks. Any -person 4iving such
information as will lead to her recovery; will be
suitably rewarded. - JAMES RYAN,
866*4 Walton P. 0.
ESTRAY PIG •
faAME into the promises of the undersigned, Lot
21, eoneessi?n 4, 11 R 8 Tackersmith, a white
pig. The owner is requested to ,prove property,
pay charges, and take him away.
864-4 _JAMES BROADEOOT, JR,
ESTRAY CATTLE
STRAYED, from the premises of the undersigned
STRAYED,
Lot 12, Con 1, MeKillop, about the 1st of July
six head of cattle, 3 steers and three heifers, one
steer all white, one all rod, and the other mostly
white, with red on neck and head; the heifers are
all red, with white spoti on the head mad hips.
Any person giving such infoirartion as will lead. to
their recovery will be suitably rewarded.
PETER O'S1TLLIVAN,
364-4 Seaforbh P. O.
EST RAY SOW.
(-IAMB into the premises of the undersigned,
Lot 25, Con. 8, McKilloP, about the 1F t of
August, a white sow, about a year old. Tho owner
is requested. to prove property, pay expenses, and
take it away. RICHARD BERWICK,
864/*4 Winthrop P. 0.
E STRA. STEER.
CAME into the premises of the undersigned,
Lot 15, -Con. 8, Stanley, a year-old STEER.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away. •
,866*4 . GEO. STEPHENSO'N.
TEER STRAYED
TRATE from Lot 28, con. 6, H y, a 8 year old
• muley steer, black and -white Any person
giving.sue information as will 1c4c1 to his recov-
ery will be suite ly rewarded.
• 365 ALEX. ALLISTER.
• et. AME i
•-1 No. 2
on or aboii
The owne
charges .and. tak
365*4 •
ESTRAY
con, ession 2, L. R. S , Tuekersmith,
o th premises of the urdersigned, Lot
t' the' 1st of October, a hght red Heiler.
is 'equested to prove poverty pay
it away. ,
SIMON McKENZIE.
• ..,
• ESTRAY HEIFER.
CAME into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
No. 27, con.cession 14, Meloillop, 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 MCMILLAN'.
ESTRAY gErrER.
CAME into the premises of the undersigted, Lot
No. 29, concession 10, MeKillop, on or about
the first of November, a three year old heifer. The
oWner is requested to prove property, pay eharges,
and take her away.
365+4 •GEORGE IEEND.ERS ON _
ESTRAY CATTLE.
into the premises of the' undersiaened,
‘-'1 Lot No. 9, Cou. 3, Ilullett, on or about the
18th of November, two steers, coining two. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
•
and take them away.
366*4 - WM. MORRISON.
• ESTRAY covr.
CIAME into the premises of the Muter:signed,
1-1 Ito t No. 18, Oen. 3, H. R. S., Tuekersmith, ou
or about the 28th Nov., a relict' cow, red and
w bite. The owner is requested to prove property,
p ay charges, and take her away,
866.4 • WM. MeCONNELL.
ESTRAY CO
•
'THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS,
•
CHRISTMAS,
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NEW YEARS, NEW YEARS,.
.1 •
NEW YEARS.
• i,
-TN• thanldng our numerous customers for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon us the lad
four years, since starting Business Seaforth,
we take this privilege of 'wishing you one and all a
•
• MERRY CHP,ISTMAS
AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Also calling your attention to the following ea-
tielee, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
ASTONISHING LOW PRICES.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
MINK FUR SETS,
MINK MUFFS,
MINK CAPS,
• MINK RUFFS,
ALSO IN SEAL,
PERSIAN LAMB,
ERMINE GREI3E,
&e.
LADIES' JACKETS,
SHAWLS, CLOUDS, -
SCARFS, HOODS,
• SONTAGS,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
• GLOVES, HOSIERY,
CORSETS.
CAME
to`Lot 14, Con. 5, . S., Tackersmith TWEEDS,
a light red and white Cow, three yesrs old
- • ert
The owner is requested to prol e mop y,
expens , d t - her away,
36644 ROBERT COLEMAN.
premium cattle from $6 to $8 per
•
• $4.25 to $4.50, and ihird-class
lbs.; first-class, $5 to $5.50 • second- ,
$3.po to $4. •
ESTRAY. HEIFER.
(+AXE to Lot lo Coto 11, Hu)lett, about the ,
v-/ middle of Noveraber, year -Old grey and red
• FULLED CLOTHS,
FLANNELS,
DRESS GOODS,
Raae.--Moderate receipts during the TERIFElt, The owner is requested to prove
ROBERT SMITEf, Jr.
ranging from $5 to $6. One car load, to • - 86644 '
dress 70 lbs., sold. at $6 ; one car, to
lbsa at $5; one prize sheep, weighing Lot 81, Con. 5, L. R. S., Tuelterrmith, on Oct:
. 9, an nged RAM. The owner is requested to
LAMBS. —there Were not more eomincr prove property, pay charges arid take him away.
350 lbs., $2,5,
IR than, Wel e req ,
• w k, with a steady., demand, prices property, pay; expenses and take it away.
dress 90 lbs., at $8 : one car, to dress 50. .
ESTRAY RAM
CAME into the premises of tbe undersigned a
•
" 866'4 DAVID WALKER.
uired and prices were
firm at up to $6 50, according to qual-
ity. One car, to dress 50 lbs., sold at
$5 38; one car to dress 42 lbs., at $5 ;
one car, to dress 4.8 lbs., at $5 25 ; one
car, to dres4.65 lbs., at $6 50.
*
--From _the Canadian port of Mill
Point, on Lake Ontarioathere have clear-
ed du ring the past season of navigation
.303 vessels, -laden with lumber, ehingles,
lath, oedivr posts, pieliets, railway ties
and agricultural produce for various Ain-
erican ports.
• TO THE ELECTORS OF USBORNE.
• rtaENTLEMEN : As a wrong • impression is
‘•-A abroad, I consider it my daty to you„ in order
• to afford you an opportunity of selecting other
men, to correct that impreasion by stating that I
have no latention of being a candidate either for
the Reeve -or Comacillorship at the sooraing elec-
tion_ Thanking, the electors of the N. W. Ward
for the honor of representing them during the
past year, I remain, yours reepeetfully, •
JAS. ELDER,
367-1 Rodgerville.
TO CHEESE MAKERS.
-ROIL sale cheap, a 500 gallon O'Neill Vat, fitted
• for ateara also' an 80 gallon vett, with
serewe, hoops and all other appliances for a small
dairy. Apply to
367
• CHEESE FACTORIES FOR SALE.
rPHE Kinlyarn Cheese FkOtOry is for stile. This
factory is situated in the township of HoIlett,
in one of the best farming. All& milk producing lo-
calities in the country. It is oomplete and in
first-class order, and will be gold cheep. Also for
sele, a half interest in the Carronbrook Cheese
W. 49. ROBERTSON,
. JOHN ELLIOTT,
• Seaforth P. 0.
Factory. Apply to
_—
Seaforth.
BOY WANTED.
WANTED a. boy to learn t elegraphing.
W. ELLIOTT.
EST RAY SHEEP.
riAME into the premises of the undersigned
'a; Lot 28, Con. 2, L. R. S., Tackersmith, on or
about Nov. 1, a whiteEWE. The owner cm have
RODEltICK 3.1LEOD. •
856*4 -- •
• BU LL CALF FOR SALE. 1 -
VOR Sale, a thorough bred Durham Ball Calf-
-1: 10 months old, of dark red color. His peda
gate is first class, and con be examined by inten-
ding purchasers. A.pply to G. M. GITESNEY,
Road,_Tacke_rri_th.
• .THE BLACK PRINCE.
THE celebrated Berkshbat boar, Blaek Prince
in Egmondville for the seteice of sows durbag the
the same by proving property and payine charges.
will be kept at the premises of the undersigned
present season. Terms, $1, payable at the time
of service, with thejnivilege of returning, if Jae-
cessarry.
366-8 • DAVID DUNCAN.
NOtlee to Farxners and Others:
. .
TalPROVED Berkshire boar, 'Young Conqn.eror
3'• of the West, kept at Dr. Gouinloek's old store,
Harperhey. 866s4 •JAS. T. BOOTH.
.---__
M ON EY FOUND.
'POUND, in the Dining Room of the Commercial
• Hotel, Seaforth', on Friday. Oct. 9, e sum of
money. The owner cart have the same on appli-
eation to Mr: ON, alter )rovine property
and paying charges. 358
SEALETTES,
Mantle Orna,ments,
YAK. LACES,
SILK ',TINGES,
GIMP TRIMMINGS,
• a
SLIPPER PATTERNS,
SILK TIES,
„WITS and COLLARS,
FE LLINGS,
&c., &c.
THE NICEST.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
1
AT
COUNTER'S.
CRUET STANDS & SALT SELLERS,
HAIR ORN AM EN TS,
RUSSEL WATCHES, Sole Agent,
IVORY, Gold and Pearl STUDS,
SWISS WATOHES, all makes & grades
TART RAiCKS and MUGS; Triple plate
MUSIC and WORK BOXES,
ANSONIA: CLOCKS,
SILVER CHAINS,
•ACOORDIANS and VIOLINS,
NAPKIN RING! Plated. and Ivory,
DESSERT and Table Knives, best plate,
WOKELITE SPOONS and FORKS,
EPERGNES, very handsome,
WALLETS and WATCH. HOLDERS,
youNd LADIES' Dressing, Oases,
EARRINGS, Solid Gold and Silver,
ALL Goods warranted as represented.
RINGS, Wedding and Gem,
SCOTCH GOODS, Something New,
PORTMANTEAUS and Leather Ba,
RUBBER and Plated BRACELETS, -
EARRINGS, Rubber and Jet, •
SCARF PINS- and RINGS,-
ELGIN WATCHES, from. $1'8 and up,
N i0Vtime to buy your
TEN EPresents.
EjNEis the :a.UM and WOOD PIPES, .
R CENT. off Goods.
s
LTAC ES from 25 cents to $3, and
ALL
L es and Sights Suited,
TitphcrAilEM NDOUS Bargains in Watohes.
NICH
RUSSEL WATCHES ahead of all &hers
CAKE and Card -Baskets, Triple Plate,
OXODIZED Sets and Cuff Buttons,
UNkoSw. CHLIOIOVIECSN, aollLionealKie,
ss1 and 8 day,
TEA. SETSand SUGAR BOWLS,
'DEVERYTHING in the Jewelry Line,
REGULATORS, for $18,
SILVER WARE, very Cheap.
5
Aims
T WILL positively sell Fancy Goods, Fancy jewelry, Violins, a.c., 10 per cent. cheaper than the usual
Oaith prices, from now bill the 1st of Febrile,' y, 1875, to clear off stock before moving into my new
premises, opposite M. Robertson's Cabinet Shop. I will also give 5 per cent. off Watehes, Clocks and
Solid Gold and Silver Jewelry. Terms—CASH.
REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
‘‘,•
Done promptly, and warranted to give satisfaction. Highostpriee in cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
R COUNTER.
..1,4m4.4.4.4mmammerommar
COME EARLY
To the GreatAnaual Salo of
DRY GOODS, FURS AND MILLINERY
-u
rplIAT lute been going on at Dent's since Dec. 3, and continuing until Christmas. Now for Bargains.
3' The Cheapest Sets of Ladies Furs in the Dom inioa. Mr. Dent has more Shawls, Nicer Shawls
and.Cheaper Shawls, than can begot elsewhere.
•
BEST CORNWALL BLANKETS •
At the mill prices. Piles of Plain and Fancy Flannels. Heavy Twilled Frncy Union Flannels at 25
cents. If you want a Cloud, a Breakfast Shawl* a Hood, a Sontag or Kant jacket,-F,teer right for
Dent's and get it. ,Lovely Dress Goods at Dent's Wincies from 10 cents up. Fancy Dregs Goods
from 15 cents up. Raney Merinos at 48 cents. Black Lustres at 18 ceots. A fine stock of Millinery
cheap ard choice as usual. The big,gest Stock of Mens' and 13oys fur and Cloth Caps, Splendid, all
wool, hea.vy Canadian Tweeds for 70 celats. ln fact, everything you want at bottom prices during the
W
Sale. The Goods are here and must, be sold. No surer way of making money than buying at Dent's, , _‘0 0
Sale. Try it. -0 'al 12
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G-EORGE DENT, Seaforth.
................ c40 cc, , >
. COLD WEATHER. 0
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-• Don't be standing in the cola when you can get a• W 111
t1--lciw
FIRST-CLASS STOVE AT . > It
KIDD'S CHEAP. 32, 0 - )--(
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.
,
, tx3
IP you want a Cooking Stove, if you want n Parlor Cook Stove, if you want a Parlor Stove, if you
want a Box Stove, if you want a celebrated Co al Stove, or any kind of a Stove, call and see
K!DD'S LARGE ASSORTMENT,
Manufactured by the best makers in the Dominion. Alio a Largo Assortment of •Hardware,
Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware.
•
SIGN OF THE MAMMOTH COOK STOVE, Main Street, Settforth.
'..mmosommumor . - _ dmommille
GODERICH FOUNDRY.
The Goderich Foundry & Manufacturing Co.
• Beg to inform the Public that they are prepared to- furnish
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ; FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS;
STAVE, HEADING AND SHINGLE MACHINES, HOOP MACHINES, &c.
IRON AND WOODEN PLOUGHS, CULTIVATOR, STRAW -CUT-
' TERS, &c., SUGARAND POTASH KETTLES, GRATE -BARS, &c.
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
SALT PANS MADE TO CRDER.,
' ALSO,
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, AND BLA.CKMITli WORK.
BOILERS AND ENGINES AND GENERAL REPAIRS DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE. 1267 -YARDS
All orders addrvsed to the Company or S eeretaaa will receive promPt attention. aa-a-ael
A.-H3DGE, Secretary and Treasurer. H. HORTON,. President.
11. R.UNCIMAN, General Manager,
•••
•••
BRIBER*.
JOHN A's SHOP :CLOSED. CAM-
ERON SWAMPED. _THEIR
STOCK BOUGHT TOO
DEAB J3UT AS
ROGER'S
BlifiS for Cash, he can for t4is :week offer the
following first-elass NEW GOODS at coo -
'renal* prices.
1050 yards BLACK LUSTRES, (noted
!Crown Brand) 25c to 80c per yd.
630 yards COSTUME SERGES, 25c to
• 50c per yard. -
571 yards BLACK SILKS, 75c, $1.00
$1.25, $1.40 per yard.
763 yards MOI.TRNING GOODS, desir-
able reaterial.
93 WOOL SHAWLS, from $2.00 up.
REFORM
ASSOCIATION'
OF
NORTH HURON.
• MEETING OF CONVENTIONS.
A OCORDING to arrangements -made by the Re -
3'3' form Association of the late Ritliug of North
Huron, and by virtue of my oftice as President of
that body, and in view of the division of the Rid-
ings, I hereby Call k Convention of Delegates for
the East and West Ridings of said County respec-
tively, the former to meet in Brussels on
• TUESDAY, DECEMBE 29nr, 1875,
VIE LATTER ON
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 30, 1875,
At Manchester, both at the honr of noon, for the
purpose of organizing, and of choosing OttllaitlatOS
f01: the purpose of the •appronehiug election, or
any other business that the Convention may deem
requisite.
N
AD
Every School Seetion or part ot a Section in
each•Riding is entitled to send one delegate to the
I 'Convention of that Riding, and in the case •of
• towns or incorporated villages, four delegates
BET ASSORTMENT - eath, or one for every 75 voters on the voters' list,
end I hereby call the preliminary meetings. for the
• election of delegates in the -school house of each
• Section. on
• IN•MONDAY, DECEMBER 28TH, 1874;
- at 6 P. M. School Sections employing two legal-
• ly qualified teechers are entitled to scud two dele-
FAR:NIERS' STORE.
• SEAFoRTH, 4th Dee., 1874.
NOTICE.
rpHE Subseriber having sold eut Ids Retail Dry
Good business in Seaforth, would request par-
ties who have 'openea accounts to sell at the Far-
sa.me on or before the
1St jitIIII8Xy, 1875. If not paid before that date
mer's Store and settle the
they will be placed in the S elicitor's hands for im-
_
866-2 ' L. It, CORBEY.
OWEN SOU ND ACADEMY.
NOTICE. men seeking a good Business Education, or BLOWER'S, IEATITERS •
mediate collection.
• RS • weparing for Teaching -arming.
• aleo Ladies'. de-
TENDERS FOR SCHOOL HOUSE.
QEALED tenders will he received by the an
clersigned until Wednesday, 800. Doe., 1874,
for the ereCtion of a frame school house in. Sec-
tion No. 10, Stanley. The -work must be COM-
pleted by the 20th of July 1874. Tenders will be
received for the whole job only, the coutroctor to
find all matexial and do all work. Security will
be required for the dne performance of the week.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted
unless in every way satisfactory. Plans and
aPecsfications can be seen at Adam Gray's, Sea -
forth, or at William Mustard,s, Brucefield, on and
after the 19th Dec. Tenders will be received by
ei cher of the andersigned trustees addressed to
Brucefield P. 0.
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JOHN I.A.TrT,
DAVID YOULL,
ALEX. MUSTARD.
ADMINISTRATOR,S' NOTICE:
NOTICE is hereby given that all parties iudebt•
ed to the estate of the late JOHN SlIIRRAY,
in his lifetime, of the township of Hay, County
of Hiu•ou, must settle the same at once, with the
undersigned duly appointed administrator. And
all parties having claims against the said estate
are also notified that such claims. properly attest-
ed, inuet be filed with the undersigned for settle-
ment on or befoie the first of January, 1875, all
(-Jahns not then presented for settlement be
barred. NICHOL SHIRRAY, Administrator.
Dated ot Hay, this 80th day of October, 1874. 8614'8
LIST OF LETTERS
ToRMAIN. lliG in the Seaforth Post Office un-
called for on Dee. 8, 1874:
gates, and until the new Ccraveutions are organ.- •Anderson, Malcolm
I i\T r ized the chairman of each township particularly
requested to attend to the holding of these meet-
•ings. Each delegate will be required to present a
certificate of his eleetion, signed by the chairmau
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of the meeting.
It is earnestly hoped that no School Section
will be um•epresented.
Ever opened out, such as
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• Atkinson, Patrick
Anderson, T.
Blake, Miss Kate
• Bryant, Joseph
Bryant, Edward
Curtis, John
Clark, Sas. A.
P. FISIThIlt, J. M. LEET, Caistor, Mrs. C.
BOY'. TETS, HATS, Chairman.
B. 1 Refolue.s nae respectfully malted Carty, Michael
Secretary. • Cooper, W.11.
to attend. :167 Curry, Thomas
Soislezyte,u,
RAIndal
NOTICE.
Darter, James
TEA.CHE 1
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TILL tile party w -ho was seen. taking a Buffalo prepa,ring for the ProfessiOns •
RIBBOIVS LACEAS'
robe from Mr. Curry's sleigh, near the sta- eirotts of studying Music, French, German, and
oon return it at once Drawing, should send for circulars before attend-
elsewliere. • A. D. CAMPBELL,.
ing Owen Sound.
tion, on Saturday after"' ,
and save trouble ?
Seaforth, DeEc-s7Riry4.07jetTLE
flaarE.irtto the premisegraod the underidgned, Lot
"ei Ne. 20, Con. 3, L. It. S. 'aTuckersmith, 1 year-
ling steer and one yearling ' hailer. The owner is
requested to call, prove property, pay charges,
and take them away.
3674 JAMES SPROAT.
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ESTRAY CATTLE.
' QTRAXED fat
frenl......e Premise:Feat the tmdersigned,
Li Lot No; 10, COD. /1, 31.1t. 5., Tuckersraith, on
or Omit July last, 2- heifers' coming two, ono was
all white, with a start tail, the other red with
white spots. .Any _person. giving stsch information
as-willieeAttt the reeoitery of the above animals
wattle anitablrreivarded. .
CHARLES ROBB,
inepen P. 0.
8674
TEACHER WANTED.
Air ALE or Female, holding a third class eertifi-
-i-m tate, for School Section No, 9, Gies. Fe-
male preferred, having, had experience in teaching.
Duties to commence on the 7th of January, 18/5.
Apply to • HARTWELL SPETRAN,
364-4 Moncrieff P. O., Grey.
TEACHER WANTED.
ymfrANTED for S. S. No. 5, Township of Ilovvick
T T a male teacher; holding a third clams. tertifi-
eate. Ltutie's ' eturonenee 7th day of janithry,
1875. Apply to the Trustees, ,or the Secretary
Robert Backman. '
' ( GEORGE Pax. LgLD,
Trustees. DAVID 3.111.,NE,
11. H HOWARD, i'
Gerrie la O., Co. ilux0n.
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) ) PRESIDENT'S OFFICE, ErFFALO, Forbes George
December 1, 1874. •G Wham, Miss FL
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY: Dickson, James
Downs, John
TURQI"OI,STS' JETS 0 as stolen from a messenger of this coin-
# pany, near Port Credit, Ont.. '
BUCILLES, (C.c., (C.c.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
- CHEAP CASK STORE;
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MID
*THREE BONDS OR DEBENTURES
tat one thousand dollars -each, issued by the town-
ship of Grey, out., dated. November' 15, 1871, pay-
able September_18, 1891,, at the Royal Canadian
Batik, Seaforth, Ont. and numbered One, Twe
and Three. Attachedto each are semi-annual in.
Wrest douponst payable first (ley of January and
July in each year.
ALL PERSONS are hereby cautioned not to
• purchase or negotiate eall Bonds, as the pe3--
anent of the principal and interest on the same
has been stopped.
• A LIBERAL REWARD will be paid for in-
formation that will lead to the reeovery of said
: ofpeAttAttres..; Wobil.aG.TARGO,_
•4 Preildent Marie= Briftesa ee
Green, Peter
Hinds, Wm.
Hutton, j. H.
Ingram, Jeremiah
Johnston,John :Web
Kays, Thomas
Kelly, P.
Kyle, Alex. •
Long, James
Longhead, George '
McKenzie, W. 0.
aleCa.rdle, Michael
McIntosh, Peter
367
MeNevin, Repaid
McDonald, R.
3IeLelland, Kate
McArthur, Jraines
Francis
McIntosh, A.
McKay, Adam
:1rtililloirlseg.ra'jnSaiesaSuraaillath E. L.
MoiIs,lilr
nj:alle
jagizCrnS:-
Palmer, Wm_ D.
11111siimajuso°bl'H.inethle•t:STj-Whiticonillmittm
ltss
Strong, S.
Stark, Jinnes
Stitt, Ale
Scott, Donald
Thompson Walter
aelAttritige, VT113 •
Whitman, Robert
Walters, John
.\\W•lv:iialislliateonrs7chaDona. ust./Heo.rge
Warnock, Adam
Young, William.
S, DIMON, P. M.
FANCY FLANNELS,
35c, 40e, 45e, 50c, per yard.
869 YARDS
SCARLET AND' -HITE FLANNELS,
FULL A'NGE.
•3040 ARDS
CANADIAN COTTONS,
PLAIN AND! Tavarana
• 23 DOZEN
CLOUDS,
ALL COLORS.
25 DOZEN
WOOL HOSE,
Scarlet, Grey, Brown, and. White.
TWO BALES
BLANKETS,
$2.25 to $6.50 per pair.
SIXTY-THREE SETS
• GERMAN MINK FURS,
From $3.75 per Set.
TEN DOZEN CORSETS
ROOMS TO LET.
rpo LET, a number of -comfortable rooms on the
second fiat of Scott's Block, Apply to F.
110LatIeSTED Or to ROBERT SCOTT. 359
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50 cents to $1.50 per pair.
CLOTH ANDIFUR CAPS
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50 cents to 010.00.
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TWEEDS BROADCLOTHS, ETC. _
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•I FULL STOCK.
All Goods sold at Lowest Prices. •
R. P. ROGERS.
SENFORTH MILLS.
. latetE undersigned having purebasedthe Seatorth
-IL Mills are now prepared to pay the highest
: market price for fall - a ,spring wheat delivered
' at the Toms. xr. Wrs, McDougall Is our buyer
- on Seaforth market Flour, bran and -shorts,
1 Tniddlin s and screeInga at retail as formerly,
' tend dehvered. in ai47 'part of the town. Flour
Iand bran exchanged, Or farmers' griete on "nag
terme, • 1 • IA. W. oGuNIE & co.
36643 1 A. W. GAY, Agent.
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