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tioderitth and Seatortia.
s Drug- Stone Oath:rich, tuna
864
ADDEN', Barristers tuna
aneery. Goderieh.
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IZER, Barristers, Atte/mem.
Sm. Office on West $tr.
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pea
r.-i'Araina.
fila
icitor, Wingham, has been. ap-
tha Colonial Seeurit les Coin-
4,--ent for general prie
-he loan Money at
atsJaet payable yearly
.1eitor or the St.
18
OLIESLLI
Barrietei a, At
Soliettora chaneerl Lola
te Public and Conveyancers.
C. Bank, Seafortli. Aneu te for
;ranee Compatet,
lend a 3 per cont. Ferree,
sale.
Barristers and Attorneys
-sin Chancery ;Ind Insolveney,
iee. Pattie, etc. ()niece—Sea-
n-23,0w ladvete Funds to
id, per cent. Interest, payable
58
R. c. titnYeit.
orney fir Chane-
t•ze Office—over S. 0.
draa, larket Square. 26E
keteroalet.
oraeys, Solie i tors in Chancery
t. 0•61ce—two doons net tb ea
DANTYtia 41:at-W3LD-,
Brussels,
Seaforth, Coroner for the
anti residence, Main Street
&e.,111rysician, Surgeon and
!afort-h, Ont. CtIlee mad red-
' tacaleriehs Street, first door
Clutech, 842.
C. M. Physician, Sur-
ener for the County or Maxon,.
corner of Market and High
V., PhysicianS
, urgeon and
=dilate of the illediCal De -
University; formerly of the
trk anti Loudon, Eng.; 'visited
t Paris, Edinburgh and Giese
reedited.
849
aeEON,Dentistake.,SeafortIn
Aerie. Plate work, latest
F. neatly executed. AU stir -
Op tiratton :3 performed with
Et. Pees as low as ean be oh-
`ce hours from 8 A. M. to 5
G. XeDougall.'s.Store„
L.D., S., Surgeon Dentist,
rich on the first TUESDAY
of each month, a the Co1-
350
V, S., Licentiate and Prize -
University, Ithaca, N.Y.„ and
'VeterinarY College, Toranto,.
t1ya Varna, wherehe will be
ug to attentl to- all kinds of
;of animals (lean excepted),
and a all hours.,
doors east of, Cors Tem"-
IlklEON.-0. eNAU G
lounce to the inhabitants of
Luang country that he haa
Gma of the Ontario Veteria-
rprepartd to treat diseases
tal all domestic animals. Be
trectiou with herse-
e will be found ready to at -
of the feet specially at-
e office and shopin the rear
-wistore. An kinds of Vet-:
cine,tantly oa hand.
:129
terinary Surgeon, t meat -
'Veterinary Oullege,) begs
;s- returned to the practice of
arth, and may at all times be
eases of liorses, CttUe.
constfLotly on hand, Al!
led to. Mice, at Mansion
F.; •.-WAY HOUSE.
halt way between Sea-
'havieg been thoroughly
1, it now affords as good
- country te,vrri in the
cigars it the choicest
ot drivirw sheds, good
n
for the teemettacelation
to: hay always on hand. A
air always ready. No trou-
t
C. DAVIS, Pzeprietor.
WAI.TON.—John Winter,
aotelis situatea on the
ef Seeaerth, and pos-
ration and comfort for tray -
b.; of livors and cigars kept
nI and xatentive hostler in,
it ceeeeetion with
350
;•:ItY AND SALE START:P. S.
liteal, afortlx. Good
Touveya aces always onhand.,
WILES, SEAFOlt'llII, Ont.,
Vehicles, rawaya -
Rrratigenunits matte with
Ail orders, lett at the
be promptly attended to.
VI' the Celle/ter
a.
Proerietor,
teametetteas.
enveattnetr and Commis -
wader. Anetieneer aud
it Lotes cid:et:tell ma
LUSBY,.
fer the eanuty ot
(tied ailparts of the Conn-
tasonally -ant to Settforth
t ly tit tt zitied to. $27
111NiEf
for the County of
Eel:11'44 in all parts td the
;lt at this:, Exvosrroa. Oflice
ied to.
GRANGE.
ie•refere cab -tire; between
r=4*14 =4eOtt ;Cal .11;1;41 Wel-
!rtCALIDEft, SCOTT
Clinton and Village of
z•;),:sholvid on, the First day
• • it be carried. on
the old firm of
. Wallace i•etitinft fv.in the
E -„ie re expected to be paid
SCOTT & Co.
PORTER,
E•achangc Broker.
W.1FORTIL
000.,CLL
fait.
Ow, bu
!American Silver at eau.
tioncy Gn good farm prop-
ithout natter. Reeeives
y- 2) per ceut. interest
yri aud sells Rouses and
Land wishing tosell quick
a tlionaand of brick.
Fare and Wool
pricPs
Le?, •
cave capital, wortder-
wants, wishes and
he won't but. 841.
POR. SALE,
ikeets may be had—also
Cu. 4 nullett, or
1.Mt GREGOR',
Harpurhey..
EBURON
C
tee
A Lunatic in a Pulpit. .
A correspondent of the London Day
_setusl wites. to that journql jam, 2O,
04 Surulay morning the service at the
rvingite Cathedral, - at Albury, ilear
Guildford—a building which was erected
at a coat of 46'0,000 by the late Alt:
Henry Drutuniond--was interrupten in
. , .
a somewhat alarming manner. -The ser-
vice had. ptoceeded to the roading of the
prayers, when Capt. Symcs, a member of
the cougretration, was ohsert-ed to leave
his seatlie at once ascended the stairs
and entered, the pulpit Cloeing the
door, he stt etched. forth his hands and
addressed the congregation. He said he
was conimissioned by God to deliver a
message, whieh would not be heard with
favor. At this juncture seveted a the.
church offioials ritshed up the pulpit
stairs, atilt begged the gallant Captain to
landlord was badly ,wounded,TitinuS
punished some butchers au account of
their selling meat whioli had not been
inspected ; the money thus 'paid WAS
used to erect a chapel - the goddess
er
Laverna. The brokAusidius fled from
town to -day, takingemoney with hire
belonging to other people ; he was
caught and had to refund the money.
The brigand Demiphon, who was cap-
tured by officer Nerve, has been cruci-
fied to You can see from, this 1MMEN$E STOOK
that it was in. olden time pretty much
the same as in our day,
The Emperor Julius Caesar paid special
attention to jouinaliam. He saw the
necessi:y of instructing Ilia people in
everything occurriug in the State ; and :
Suetenins says that, Julius (twsne as
soon as he had entered his public _office,
caused, not only to be written, but also
desist. The request ;as . met by the spread among theiveople the proceedings
litical patter ; and as it contained news
about buildings, births, deaths, execu- I
tions and anecdotes, it can be likened
very much to out modern papers It
seems incredible, but it can be proved,.
that already in the olden times there
were stenographers who took down the
tddrethconegation, &
apeeches made in the Senate or beetled o ass e r
K.ILLORAN
RYAN
Are selling the Waimea or.their
Captain drawing .a siord front. sheath,: -of the - Senate," his WAS the first po
. which was. conclaled tinder his coat,
attd„ waving it above his -h.ead,. he said
that if any pereon iuterfered. withahini
hli
jn t.e develar tef is message, heiwoiticl
run through to the beart,'4417-pre-
cipitint;,0 retreat was made by the efficiala,
and ill the meantime Capt. Symes. pro -
warning them that it eves higs duty to They arel'e called Votctrir; and we find
tell them that pei,dition was their fate if ;n Suetanius, where Augustus is angry
they continued ih their present faith. because the stcnograpners reported the
Mr. Armatrong, a barrister at law, and
an intimate friend of -Capt. Symes, left
his seat, and, running up the pulpit
stairs, oeggedehinietp come down. The
Captain raised .hits' sweid, and, striking
speech of Otesar for Metellus, in . a very
imperfect manner. There must have rrli ii, Stock eongiste ehiefly of Staples in all the
'been reporters, judging from a letter of ji- DePartinelitS, SUCIVit$ ,
GliCer0 to Cceliuse' also, private repor- a ..
ters who gatheredthe news and sent it
Mr. Armstrona aeross the hand, nearly by the caPtres publieste an institation
c.
cut off one o -,
OF
6-'roceries, Trines and
At pri
Ltquors
es that will astonish purchasers.
f his fingers. The alarm similar to our mail, through tbc. pi ov- TEAS,
caused bv this extraordinary conduct ince&
The Greatest Toy Manufactory
in London.
was very great. The ladies of the cou-
p egation screerned, and inan:r of them
tainted. The male portion of the cou-
greeation left their setts, and, assembl-
The greatest toy manufactory in Lon.
ing in knots in th€ aisles of the church, don, Saysl a. correspondent, is at Fins -
celled to Capt. Symes to come downbut called the Phcenix . Works, in a
One gentleman, tuedeterred by the juittrY street rejoiein-
g in the mane ot Tabernacle
inflicted on Mr. Armstrong, ascended Walk. But no toys of a frivolous nu.
the pulpit stairs to expoatulate with the ture come from Finsbury, for all are con
Captain The. ouly reply he received structed cm the highest scientific prin-
was the presentation at his head of a does. To speak of dancing negroes as
loaded, revolver. Heeling the r` elicit" 'm'
yna., had their orith
gin at e Pbcenix
of the weapon he slipped down the . Works may at first seem to disprove
stairs on his back and hid behind the
staircase. Paring this acene the Duke
and Duchess of -Northumberland, who
are regular attendauta of the church,
Ieft taei.r se3te. The Duchess fainted,
and was carried froul the church by her,
this assertion.; , but it should he remem-
bered -Cr at the extraordinaly terpticho•
rean antics otthe toy neer° or toy sailor
m
are not perfored hy chance or acquired
by -a happy:accident. Sleepless nights
and anxious days have been spent, and
attendants. Caps. °plies had unw b t 1 1 t. h And everything generally found
possession of the pulpit and. striking t e toys. Sometimes the neero dances by
SUGARS,
TOBACCOS,
COFFEES,
CURRANTS,
RIN
AISS,
•
RICE,
CIGARS,
WINES,
BRANDIES,
WHISKIES,
again e spen , e a )ora, t ese
h '• G-rocery Store.
in a first-class
Sword- oh the Bible, be Proceeded in ameans of clock -work, sometimes by
loud tone to deliver what he termed. hip. steam, and not unfreqUeutly by a simple
inessage, amidst the screaming of the stripe- wound round a centre like a peg- ,
females and a'tciferouse- calls s to " come top—in north of Ireland lenience, a THEY WILL ALL BE SOLD FOR CASH,
down" of the make. The oilieials of the " peerie." A month before Christmas
church ttad by this tiale armed them- three thou sa nd gross of dancing negroes,
selves with 1one poles, and with these each in his little wooden boxwere seat
they went iuto the pulpit, and after a out, and before the dawn of the New
tremendous sal ifflo sueceeded in knoek- Year five thousand more were in _the
ilia the swnial and revOlver out of the market. People. talk of French and Ger- ,
man toy S as if they were necessarily su
perior to these of English make, while
the fact is that hundreds of Christmas
resi-ted, a rope was procured, and with trees in Germany this year will be hung
it he wile belied baud and foot, and tied with gifts which have come straight • .
hands the Captaiu. They then laid
hold of.hini toad draeged him down the
pulpit :etail s. As the Captain violently
AT 'COST PRICES.
ALL parties indebted to the firm are requested
, (me of the of t;ie atiatlin lit' from the . English Market - Miniature
• ther notice, or they will be placed in Court for
to eall and settle their accounts -without lnr-
was subsequently given in charoe 10 the steam envines are anioi v trtese treasures
P6lice, anti 'In the fulli)wing (18-Y w41-9 art treasures ink:eel, for V1)1M.S. WolThln collection.
brought befot e magiettete. (Ju the who decorate all the a•erk o.ccupy one
certificates of two sureeous he Nras re-
movad to a, lunatic I•isylum.
----------- 441,
Fsate Soup in Bbiston.
Chief of Police Savage, of Boston, has
given the Ma.yor a statement of the num-
ber of -persons who were supplied with
entire their of the 1:wilding,' and soend
their lives in making eisian ea. have a beau-
tiful exterior. Model: ateaan engines, Sasforth-Feh. 2, 1875. •
some of them lire engin ea„ miniature of
the greater ones, are made :here also;
KILLORAN & RYAN,
874-18
boxes of tools for boys, printing presses
—ea& in size about a square foot, toy
soup at the city's expense last month . bicycles, cheek -work beasts, birds and
During the month 8,S90 gallons were men ; musical albums, pallor ernes which
distributed, 10,739 families being fed. are nined by electricity ; . irrepressible
The uumber of residents fed was 49,101 ; little acrobats, ev-hich by the same power
non-residents, 1.264. The families aver-
aged a little less than five pereons each.
These Comprise the residents, Who gen-
erally carried away their soup to be
eaten at home. The greatest lumber of
families fed in any one day was 5411, on
Jan. 30: -The expellee incurred was:
Putting up f u riptces, $44.60 ; furniture,
$69.60 ; fuel, $178.75 ; beef, 2.348
pounds, at four cents per pound, $93.92;
pork, 268Je- pounds, at thirteen cents per
pound. $34..90 ; mutton, 2.257 pounds,
at seven, cents per pound, 4157..99 ; fish,
2,074.'1. pounds, at five and a half cents
per pound, $114.10 potatoes, 130
bushels, at eighty cents per bus-hel,
$14 ; turnips, 33 bushels, at fifty cents
per bushel, $16.50 ; Carrots, 23 bushels,
at fifty cents per bushel, $11.50 ; onions,
30 bushele, at $1.17 per bushel, $35.10 :
flour, 411 barrels. at $7.20 per barrel,
$30.60 ; rice, 600 pounds, at seven and
a half cents per pound, $45 ; salt, 800
-pounds., at one and one-fifth cent per
pound, sc59. 60, pepper, 45 pounds, at
thirty-three cents . per 1ponnd, $14.85 ;
hard bread, 2,148 pounds, at five and a
half cents per pound, $t18.15; carting
provision and boxes, $120 90 ; labor of
idue men in making. $550, printing and
stationery, '9, $20.44 ; rent of
rooms, $33 ; small sundries, $9.52. Total
cost for January, $1,823.93. The cost
of making and distributing for the month
has been about twenty and five-eighths
cents per gallon. Cost per meal about,
three and three-quarter cents.
Journals Two Thousand Years
Old -
The first Roman Journal, over 2,000
years ago, appeared only once a year.
This pa,per intended to be read by the
public, was known by the title of A nnales
axinii. The -editor of this paper was
the Pontifex Maxinnus whose duty it
was to ithronicle all the impel -tat events
of the year. The news was written on
white wooden tablets, and attached to
the residences of the citizens. It must
have beeu a very curious sight to see
the old Romans crowahr arouncl these
tablets to get a look at the latest news.
But the thirst after knowledge and the
euriosity of the people grew rapidly, and
in such a measure that the Government,
, the only issuer Of -tri e journal, found it-
self obliged to issue a d ally.
Some of these journals, 2,042 years
after, a.re still in existence. The name
of the journal was Acta Poindi Romani
Diurna and e.ppeared daily either on
tablets hung out in public, or the con-
tents written with red chalk on.the walls
of the houses. The contents were sim-
ply news; from the want of the neces-
sary material, political articles were not
to be had. Nevertheless, according to
the Roman Government, it was a true
jouraal, and intended as reading matter
for the public, which might also be in-
ferred from the fact that the archives of
the State were carved. in bronze and in-
accessible to the public. Here is a ver-
bal translation from the oldest journal
known, issued 186 years before the birth
of Christ: f‘ Consul 4Sioinius was the
acting judge to day There was &heavy
thunderstorm and the lightning split an
oak at the foot of the hills of Veil: In
a hostelry, at the foot of the hills of
Janus, there Was a fight in -which the
are Anode to perform the moet surprising
feats; tiny coffee -mills, cv- hich grind reel
berries, and patent perfume diffusers,
which can be made to do day as.disin-
tectauts ; all the most likely ;and all the
most unlikely things to comelrorri such
a manufactory, turned out in hundreds
and thonsanda every day, to suit the
pampered taetes of the rising geueration.
—.N. B.
BRUSSELS,
BRUSSELS
RAILRO AD CfP EN ED ,
And with the First Train
THOIVIAS LEADBEATER
RECEIVED A.
LARGE -ASSORTMENT
OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND
1 3:3 C-44- '0 0
! Whieh am stun eannot be beat in any store in
BRUSSELS.
My G-oods are all new, consisting of
DRY GOODS
CR.00ERIES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES, &C• 4
1NT Cr.
'THIS WEEK
DRESS GOODS,
WOOLENS
AND
OVERCOATS REMNANTS
FROM $5 TO $16. _I!.
OTHEIt GOODS AS LOW IN PROPORTION,
ATY Stock is full in all lines, and will be kept
-U-1- so, and with Goods in keeping with the
times.
All I ask is for parties to
CALL AND EXAMINE
My Goods, and they will be convinced that I sell
Goods as Cheap as any other house.
THOS. LEADBEATER,
TURNBERRY STREET,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Dec. 24, 1874. 868-12
--
NOTICE To DEBTORS.
LL parties indebted to john Govenloak, of the
'Victoria. Mills, MeXillop, either by note on
book aeeount, are requested to call at his residence
and settle the same, on or before the lat of
March. All outstanding debte must be paid by
thaedate, or they will bo placed in other hands
for collection; as helms gone out of the lumbeiing
business, and wants his money for other purposes
374 JOHN GOVENLOOK.
AT
WILLIAM HILL'S,
•.
SEAFORTH.
E-FI:1-0,F3 P-UOHEMENTS
3E_ I -TIC
casT 436 co
'l _
Will now o er their customer some extra i dneemenp in some lines to niake room for a Large
pring Steck.
Head Light Oil, the be
All Glass Lamps comp
Glassware, all kinds, v
Beautiful China Tea S.
White Stone Sets, cone
Nickel Silver Spoons.
Cisaeb Stands, $1 to $1
Cake Baskets and But
•
t Caftl Oil made, 40 cents.
ete, 25 to 50 cents.
ry cheap.
ts, $(5 0.
)lete,11
good value.
er Dishes at Low Prices.
Combs and Brush.es, g .eat variety,
Soaps and. Toilet Arti call and see them.
Drugs, IVIediciries and Dye Stuffs, all genuine.
Jewelry, Gold' and Sil
Gold and Silver Watc
Clocks, large assortm
Experienced Woaltnien for repairs of 0)06
,charges.
er Chains, all kinds cheap.
ies, all kiude, and warranted best
:tit best makes, very low arices.
vane.
-s and Watches. All work warrented, and at mod±rate
HICKSON & Co., Seaford".
10110.0•6•
FAIR WARNING.
All those who are Ind
• A.cconnt, or Note, a
pay the same in full,
exception s-eotherw is
Court for Collection.
tice. I Mean whit t I
ebted to the undersigeed, by Book
e requested to coma forward and
y the 15th day of this month,—no
e I will place their Accounts in
I will not apologize for this no -
Bey. Look out for Squalls.
THOMAS KIDD,.
Sea f orth,
...•••••nr".•••••••••••••••••..•••.",..•P..•••••••• •
MONTR AL HOUSE,
Ell'LAT jr[) VARNA.
THE GREAT CLEARING SALE,
IN .00.
DISSOLUTION
STI
MONTREAL HOUS
Country Merchants, Hotel "Keepe
of the opp
Peints
A
AU parties owing Book Ae
AT AND
We are sayhig w
SEQUENCE. OF THE
OF
THE
1 OLD ESTABLISHEp
ACRICULTURAL L3/411PLEMENT
EMPORIUM,
sLE.A.PaRalmi.,
O. 0. WILLSON
DESIRES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OP
FARMERS
To the fact thet be has on band a Large Stock
of those well-known
STRAW CUTTERS
AND *
oRA ix CRUSHERS,
ROOT CUTTERS
SA TV/41-0 11ACHLYES,
HORSE POWERS,,
POUR SIZES, PITT'S PATENT.
All manufactured. by D. MAXWELL, of Paris..
These brae powers are suitable for driving all
kintle of Machin, ry, such as Straw Cutters, Grain
Crushers and Sawing Machines.
-MUSICAL l'NSTRUMENTS
AND
SEWINcr MACHINES
On hand as usual.
.THE FLO RF.,,NCE
Still takes the lead, over 500 of them having
been sold in the County within thelast 3 mouths.
1
SPARI.ING'S SAW MILLI
BRUSSELS
pH4JP SPARLING _wishes to inform his
•-•• friends' and the public g,enerally, that he is
prepared to futnish ail kinds of
BUILDING LUMBER,
FLOORING, dressed or undressed
- PINE, char or common, -
A N1) FIRST -CLAS HEMLOCK.
ALSO,
A LARGE INANTITY OF SHINCLES
NO. I FOR SALE.
All Orders sent to Brussels .1)- O. will he prompt-
ly attended to. - •
PHILIP SPABLING.
13rnasels, :Tan. 4,1875. 871-tt
THE PMENIX
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF 'LONDON, ENGLAND.
W. N. WATSON
k GENT AT SEAFORTI1. This old standard
r1- Company w -Is este Wished in 1782, does busi-
ness iu all parts of the world, does the second
largest briviriess in the Unit ed Blingamn, pays its
claims with promptitude and liberality. Its rat -es
are moderate. 316-26
WHO WANTS MONEff?
A. STRONG, SEAFORTH,
Will Loan Money at a LOW RATE OP INTER -
PART' NERSHIP EST'. either on Farm or Tillage Property. •
Parties rt glaring money should apply to him.
•
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES
L GOINC: ON AT THE
CLINTON AND VARNA.
and. others, would de well to avail themselves ti
rtunity of buying Goods
BELOW COST.
at we mean when we say COST.
OVER $20,000 .WORTH OF Go OVS
Bought in the est markets and on the best terms.
Shawls, Blankets, Ves , GTey Cottons, Overcoats, Hats,
Dress Goods, 11' late ottons, Pea Jackets, Cops, Saks,
Sheetiizgs, Pants, Ca?pets, Clothing of any kind.
COAL OIL,
Pure, good and cheap, wholesele and retail at Mrs.
SPLENDID SUIT, GOOD WEED -AND WELL ftIADE, FOR 5,14 30.
WHITNEY'S.
A. Strong, Seaforth.
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
The Scottish- Provhicial Insurance Company—
Fire and Life.
The Western Insurance Connatay, of Toronto—
Fire and Life.
The Isolated Risk Insurance Company, of
Canada. -
Terms tie reasonelele as offered by any other
agent doing bushiest; for reliable Companies.
OFFICE—over LStrong Pairley'a ti mem/.
Stere, 'Alain Street. Seaforth. 252
« STOVES & TINWARE -
Of all kinds, and imendaese variety at
:A RS. W,HITNEY'S
Carmichael's Bloek, Main street, Seaforth.
There never was such an opportunity of buying. CheanGoods.
FISHER & BARTON.
aunts or Notes are req nested to settle the same.
BUSINESS CHANGE.
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
In consequence of the change
n our business, we have decided to sell our whole
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
COST I
CLINTON
OUR PRESENT ST
TWENTY-FIVE
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, MANTLES,
CLOUDS, -FURS, •
MILLINERY, TWEEDS,
PLAIN AND FANCY FLANJ.
COTTON SHIRTINGS,
WINCEYS, HOSIERY,_GLOV
WE ARE POSITIV
ralTR entire Stock having been bought
V in the Dominion, therefore we feel
occurrence to you to get your winter an
see for yourselves.
Clinton, Jan. 12, 1875.
AT
ICE, FOR CASH,
BOTH IN
ND LONDESBORO.
CK- WILL. AMOUNT' TO ABOUT .
THOUSAND DOLLARS,
ONSISTING OF
SCARFS, BRACES;
NECK TIES, COLLARS,
SHIRTS altd DRAWERS,
LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING; •
CARPETS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS, &c
•,
LY SELLING OFF AT COST.
on the very best terms, anti in -the lirgfna and best Markets
rate free to say that the presen.V opportunity, is one of rare
spring siipply of Goods -at unpreeedentedpuces. Call and
CALLANIJER, SCOTT & CO
ELS,
CUSTOM WORK
Of all kinds promptly attended to and neatly exe-
cuted.
808 MRS. WHITNEY.
SAW LOGS.
100,000 LOGS WANTED.-
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pra, hemlock, cedar, ehn, maple, white -ash,.
-1- basswood, cherry and butternut.
ROGERSON & A DAMS
will pay cosh on delivery for any quantity of iOgs,,
delivered at their in Morris (lately Brown's.)
CUSt07/7. WOrk Promptly Attended to.
Lumber, timber, shingles end-leth constantly
on band and ant to order on short notice.
36$-1*2 ot+ERSO.N ANLUIS.
SEAFORTI1 PLANING MILL.
SASH DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
rrTTR. subseriberbegs leave to thank his numerous
-1- custoraei.sfor the liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing business in Seaforth, and
trusts thathe may be favored with contburance-
of the same.
Partiesintonding to build wo Old do -well to give -
him a call, aS he will continue to keep on hand a
large stock of allkinds ef
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SASHES,
DOORS, BLIN158, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
Befeel confident of giving satisfaction to those:
who may favour hini with tb.eirpatronages ite
but fast- els ss workmen are eraployed.
11':Partieniovittention paid to OultomPlaning
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
ROOMS TO LET -
TO LET, it nnmber of comfortable rooms on the
-'- second fiat of Scott's Block. Apply to F.
110T.VESI:PiD or to ROBERT SCOTT. 859-ff
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