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:introduced
.1rld go-rem-
it-au,
overn-' uFy, as n;
anitt. ba, to
Province.
1.ieutellant-
t territory,
ng of "five
titt:cl by the
titipt:ttdiar y
ti;pointed in
Arlo menm-
e would I)L,
;leer persons
ode it con-
s{ members,
sd, that the
Itupert'€r
knorvrl OS
Au officer
.Ii. hold of-
Governor-
C)li8 in the;
t -Go,; ernors
oposedl that
4,verlrrnent
telt was as ,
ie as could
ng the past
..ollstruetecl
{west police
au,tticieutly
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1ia and oth-
•to amora-
1 with the
(rlxt serious
neiuhers of
ap) ted,F
'exceeding
i<as also to
tenant -Gov-*
dlr' than
kat flinply
xl of laws,
ill that tern
ex that no
the Local
tee, which
trey Acta of
1. The next
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So far as
!aisle. The
mat as soon E
las satisfied
han 1,000
of net lees
petenit for
oelaination
ctoral dis-
member of
represent
t -t o 'ern--
iet had a
'0,000, he
ection of a
were f.I
cease, arid'
°d.
be coli-
L fgisla-
'1 crritory. -
• bvrta•jicte
he Terri- _
t less than
who were
r election.
isiI1l£i for
of real.
Ontario
ould
erritory.
tlsion for
`louses •1
ng the
1)roperty,
lie exclu-
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ase their
hill ere of
at some
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e-eby the
unlade a
MARbH 19;18'5
'=R
oS TQ
recommendation rather khan the: in-'
fluence of _politic 1 friends. Mr. Mae-
kenzie acgaiesced: in malty 'ofthe argu-
ments put forwari by Mr. Casey, but
thought the subject would regaire to be
discussed for some time, In order that
the Ho( Se and the p(.o'fe might become
familiar with it. Ile admitted the
necessity of a change in our present sys-
tem; but hoped Mr. Casey would not,
press the matter at the present time,
',rho motiin was tl en itllc rawu.
DELIVERY OF LIQUIr)S,
On Tuesday, a 1 ill to compel persons
deliveri=ng mercha stable liquids in casks
to mark on Loch ea:;ks the quantity
thereof waa tread a third time and passed.
SUPREME COURT ' BILL.
The bill for the establishment of . a
Supreme (,ourt for the Dominion after
a good deal of di cussion of its !details,
received a second l ending.
Dairy Farming and. Selling
d tea
ro.t1u Editor of the Huron Expositor.
Stu,: Now that notherjscason is about
to open for dairy ing, and as there has
been such a genet d failure for .the last
few years in secur ug grass lands owing
to the extreme d ;yness of the seasons,
and that manylof the old grass lands are
about exhausted, voulcl it not be well to 1
tree if a substitute nor grass eau not boob.
tainecl? There a1 e a few fanners in this
County who, I 1 nderStand, have been
practising pretty .xtelrsvely the soiling
system. 1 woul like to asp • of these,
through .your vah able paper, what their
experience has beer, and. w•ha they think,
of that system ? We of to times see•
great 'things don by dairyi en in the
United States through soiling but 1 for
one; would like t hear wha our Huron
farmers can anake out of it, {Youre &e.,
(.hu 1 ssi uesTI.n. E,
[l e fully agree with our 'orroti.IY)1 cl
eat that, in view of past exi enemas, to
attain ellecess 111 (airy fclrmii g, 80 much
dependence must not be pia ed in pas-
turing. We ars( believe t at -soiling
stock, especially' nllch cows ,i8 a much
more profitalde 1 lode of le (ling • than
pasturing. k1'ie 8 ioukl be 1 ost glad td
.afford spree y of our .f(r•mers who
have devoted titti ntion to ti us, or any
other improved n ode oflee ling stock,
to place their vier °s and :eta ec•ieliee be-
fore the public, l s we feed ' convinced.
that from such in erehange (o sentiment
good will result•- Ert, Exr.11
e
ti phren.
Cottatete MEETNO.;----Tile Atwell met
on thetlet inst. 'he request of L. Croft
to be joined to ,S. S. Nos 4 w s granted,
as=also was -there iilest of M Oliver to
:be joined to S N.o---10. It was re-
solved that- the f llowin.g a raugenlents
enterod.into wit the Townshipof Mc-
Gillivray be ap . roved, viz. hat the
Township of Me . illivrf y {withdraw the
suit ; that each party pay their own
costs ; that each Council expend their
own money c tha. $1,800 be expended by
McGillivray and $1,500 by Stephen, 'in -
grading ancl-graVei-ing the South Bound-
ary road, the ti e of expenditure to
cover a period of hree years, commenc-
ing with 1875, and an equal amount to
be expended by.eash corporation' every
year ; and that $100 of the above sum\be
expended east of• Limerick in repairing.
The following persons applied for lime -
sea : Messrs. Wilson, Press, Starr, Bru-
ner, Nelson, Cameron, Devils, Holt, Col-
lins; Walker and Morrie. Positively any
person iiow keeping tavern in Stephen
fallrn.g to pay up before the Kath Of this
month will not obtain a license, bat will
be dealt with according to law.
-sese---
[ frAvELrunett pleasure in testifying to
tho bupet'iority of the Florence Sewing
Machine over severalother machines
which I have tried::, I find it does a great
variety of falnily work; does .it more
neatly, and is more easily:managed than
any other inaehi to with which. I am
acquainted. W. R. Mtx elen,
Principal Goderich Ventral School.
bp7'.I)s,--S`rRON -i & FA.IILLEY, 80afortlr,
aro now recoivfng their stock of Field and Garden
Seeds, which they are determined to sell at (small
advance on cost ;rice Wo lIliva now on hood a
large stock of Closer and. Timothy S"ood, Hungar-
ian, Millet, Tl.ye, c4: c. Clover Se'edl grown on
sandy :'d,i1 will !nurse Food change for thin section.
We ale expecting daily our supply of Alsike Olov-"
ver, Largo Gorman Clover, l,ueerno or French
Clover, White Clover, Yellow or ',proton; Orchard.
Grass, 17ed Top (. ramoi Eye Grass, Kentucky
Grass and Mixed Lawn Crass. Swede'I'arnipa—
Skirving's, Caster's, hall's Westbury, fiuttou's
Champion, 1toy,t:1 Norfolk and ]mast Lothian.
1. bite Tnrnipss Ciro+y Stone and White -Globe.
Mangolds--Marrlln.otl Long lied, Improved Long
Red and Yellow (Gore. Carrot Seed Long Or.
angc,. Attilighan, White Belgian, (Green Top,Orthc.
Our aleck of Gar'den,Seeds will bo found fresh and
good". Warranted as pure an eau, be got in anY
other`eetablirbmcnt. -We ad s-lso all parties sow-
ing seeds to buy tbo host in the market. f:icode
put upin. ;apel•s wo tion't 'reeonrwend • Flower
Seeds—Iff choice assortment. Call early and get
your supply's bile tho stock is now. Market Gard-
eners and others buying 800dsdilr largo quantities
liberally dcaltwith. S,.ids as 10314( as any other.
establishnrcrrt in the trade. (limit bo undersold.
--STnnoso & FLtiri.r;Y. ' .
A.UOTION SAL131a.
Saturday, March 20, in Seaforth," Ag-
ricultural . It`npleinents, Musical Instru•
merits &c. 0. C.- Willson, proprietor ;
J. I'. Brine, auctioneer.
Monday, Thn e l 22, on Lot 5, Con.. 10,
McKillop, Farm Stock and lmpleil eats,
Daniel Manley, inoprictor; John Ballard,
auationear,
Monday, March 29, on 'Lot 25, Con.
13, McKillop, Farm Stock and Imple-
ments. John H. ,Swallow, ptopri:cstoi•;
J, 1', I3ririe, AlietiOlreer.
• Tuesday, March 23, on Lot 6, (Jun, 17,
(trey, Farm, Farm Sty k and linpl( -
waits. John McNeil, 'oljrietol'; J P.
Brine, auetiionoer.
S\re(lneeduyy, March' 31; at the 'Com-
mercial Hotel, Sea forth, a �Vtrluable Farm,
bent r Litt 25, (Com, 4, 11, :a, 5. Tucker
-
smith. i. `nil. McConnell and (4 orgc
Sproat, execiittrrs; J. I', 13rinne,.Ruction-
eer.
Thursday, March 25, on Lot 22,Co'n.
2, .Stanley, Farm Stock. Win. Me -
Queen, proprietor ; J. P. Brine auction-
eer.
Tlesclay,. Mareh 30, on Lot 16,; Bay-
field 4ll.oad North, Stanley, Farm, Farm
Stock and Implements. James Duncan,
proprietor ; J. P. Brine;°auctioneer.
MARRIAGES.
LEADBEA'rt t;—DttMAW.-411Bruesels,00
"alareb 10, by Rev. J. Ferguson, . Mr. '
Thomas Leadbeater to Miss Elizabeth
GAP—F0RBEb.- &t the- residence of the
Duklaw.
bride's father, by Rev. It. Cooper,, Mr.
John Car, to Jane, sixth daugghter of
Mr. John Forbes, both of McKillop.
CAaiERoNeaFonnas. At the residence Of
the bride's father, by Rev. R. Cooper,
Mr, John Cameron, to Matilda, young=
est daughter of Mr. John Forbes, all
•f'McKillop. .
81E THS
BRYDON,--At Harpurhey, on
the Wife of Mi',' James Br,
daughter,
Marc
cion,
DAvneeo a ---In F4oafbrth,' on Morelli 17,
the wife of Mr. George a•vidhtn, of
twins, a son and daug ter. t8t'll
born.
DEATEHS.
IcDoNAL». •---In brussels, on ' Marsh 14;
'V,n: A., youngest sou of Mr....ngus
Mci lona:d, aged 3 years.
-Fonsrrii.=--In Brussels, arch",1
. cc nsutnption, Ann Eliza) th, (
daughter of Mr. Jaynes ors -e(
Brussels, late of. Morrisba >;k, ,ei
t years end 5 months. I.
STARK.—Irl '1'uckersmith, on Mar 11 17,
of iuflai i the s ]V
I lmat on of bo�vc�l , [ agar-
etMarks, relict of - the ltttu'i i
Stark, a ed 38 years.
S'rtvErl.— n.Hallett, on March
• rn
inflaiiiatioi , J?raucis Stiv r ag
years.
1
,of
lest
of
l 27
!nae`
THE ,`.111A
KFTL1.
81 AFORTIi . llfal; h 18
No change Worthy of note has
`place til our• quotations ' durii.g th
week, _:prices Tule firm as1-(1rote
very l.ttici produce of any kin
in, he roads , being still V(
may places. Eggs nye in gre
bu the supply is exceeding
,tie (quote :
?n11 Wheat (now) 80
Spring Wheat, per bushel, .; U1 82
-.Oats (new) pOr bushel:,.. (1 00
yeas (now) per bushel--... , (l 88 t
05 t
r t
lis
ry
at d
y 1
13nrley (now) per bushel
B u tter, No. 1, Loose.
Mutter in tubs •
Eggs,
Flour .. ,
Hay, new
tibiae
Sheep skins
Salt. (retell) per barrel.°
Salt (wholesale) per barrel .....
Potatoom, per bushel, !"new.
Oatmeal ( brl ..:,
wood.. .. "
Beef......•.
Pork.
.
•
1(
00 t
00 t
00 t
00 t
50 t
00 t.
00 t
50 t
oat
50
CLxNpox,11a, •cb 1
Fallwheat,per bushel 88
Spring Wheat, per bushel 82
Fiats, per bushel 88 t";
Barley, per busbol ..... ( 70 (
Puns, per l,�nshel..... O (i8
utter.. 20
.otatoos..�................. 70 C
( 1G(
}ay, nor ton, .. , ... • 1 00 (
75.
Pdrk,• • •... .,..,.. ..... ,.
LoN ON, March{18,
eat,' Diehl, $
$1 40 to '
$1 40 , s ring
, $ 1 20 to $ '22
v ; barley, $1, t 0 to
lots, or 1 doz,, c
2c tog c,;' butte 7,cro
oils, 2 +to 25c ; fi- kin
$7 60 t c :.8,. a
• White fall w
$1 60 ;.:Ti'eadwe)l
winter, $1 30 t'
to $1 50 ; oa
$1 18 to .`a1
eggs, stor
fa rmers',
to 20c ;
90c por
TORONTO, 1, ardh 1
There w'. re in to -clay a ouii le
of Treadwel wheat at 91c , hre
of peas at 76 '; •and one loaf !of
45c. Hay s , at 816 50, -' to
Hags went at $8 ,, $8 25. ut
at 22o oto 24c f ` po rods,
20e to 22c for Jare rolls and tubs
brought 20c to 25,c.
TORONTO CATTLE 11,1 A1U E,
Tol oNTo, Marchi 18, 87
-BEEVES-The f apply of fat ca; tl;
this market iii , improving,,
during the ppastfweek.havinghee
average both as to quantityy and
There was a good demand, owe
if anything, an advanceon{ p •evi(
.ccs, -all offering finding ready sale
quote first class at $5, to
class at $4 50 to .$4 75 and
at $3 75 to (4 25. ; I.
SHEEP—The receipts were
couple of ears, whieh sold
mated to dress about 80 lbs.
Latrus—The supply of the
small. We note a sale of one
2 lbs, at :$6 50, and of one.
8 lbs at $6.
Ho08—Sales have been mi
to ,$6 for fat, and at $5 to 85
hogs.
1
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ks
1
5.
n
a t
but
ing
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nc1i,
re.
85
88
72
70
20
20
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69.
00
k
75'.
1,75
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76
75.
80
84
p
1 71
22
720
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70.
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13UFFALO LIVE 'STOCK
s Luierar,o, March' 18,
. C:trters—Iteeceipts too=dla. ,41
"making the; total, supply fo ; th
thus far,'5,91f head, or 348 c rs,
7,157 head, or 421 cars for the ea
last week, and 2,873 head, Or 169
the same time last year. The
opened dull and slow, with pI•ices
�e o
alit
3
to le off from last week ; t�
being no iinprovemellt in q
those sold hero for the last few
Sales comprised only about 600
.No l Canadian sales noted. • A ca
stock ranged froni $4 25 to S3.
,511EEP ..&ND LAMM. a. —Receipts da
4,000 head, making. the total! su fo
the week, thus far, 9,800 head, ; ins
9,000 for the same tune las we , an
2,600 head for the sante tint's las.' i ear
The market opened modera ely five
atastrong last week's prices. Sale: ' out
prised about 2,400_ head fo the - ek
thus fat, leaving about 8 ars l th
yards tooperate with, of f it t, •00
quality. Prices ranged froi $
pt'r 100 pounds.
jioers.--Receipts to -day 1;4001 • -ad
making the total supply for the! eek
tli ns far, 5,900 head, against 10,3
for the same time last weeks ane
l-ioa(1 far the san1e'time last [year 7:'ll
market' to -day is dull ani dr
Sales for the week comprise onl a. ou
1,600 head. We quote to -iia
87 25 to $7 50 ; and heavy ogs (sl in,
at 87 62/ to $7 874—none sal, d,
•
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ad
ek
ins'
and
fo
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ng
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ad
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IVMARRIAOE LIC N
-U[z (iJJRTIivt
'j'
(Under the now Act,) IsstnccI at.t'
. XPOSITOR OFFICE, SE FO
tinder. authority of the Llentel a>F1t=0o
S
or
BULL CALF POE RALE,
FOR SALE, a woll•brod `BULL CALF aged
months. Can be amen on the farm (p.' the 11
designed; Lot leo. 20, Con. 2, H411. S , Dade88O 4 SAMUEL CARNOCHiaN, Jr.
COW! AND HEIFERS FO BALE.
TSE undersigned offers for Oa o six suaeri
young COWS and HEIFERS; a I in dp1f. Th
will be sold cheap, as bo is oversto ked. ;
JOHN UT I L,
879*8 Lot .80, °o11 10, +IWill'
•
° SHINGLES FOR OIIE,
AT WALTON, any quantity p1IB W.' Ada
No. 1, Shingles: Apia N ! �E
878 ,
Victoria otei, Vali
CHEAP -SIDES.
g tow Charges are the order of tiro doff and
t i opposition is ale life of trade, Teamsters will
et good iunci, ite 1ro pdDrink, and plentyby of:
Iay for tlwit herses for 20b., at DOW' Hal( --,way'
77.4 1 0. DAVIS. '
SERD,POAS FOR SALE.
IFlE nnttierslghed ham on hand a choice lot of
SEED PEAS for sale, w rrranted free from all
obnoxious soo(1_s.. B,13000K,
8794+4 Con. 4,.Mirl Road, Tt$okorsnrith.
NOTICE TO ▪ DEBTORS.
THE undersigned having- removed from Bruce-
,ilyld-con settled in Dotroit, begs toiredlue$t all
T• sartlOs luit6btod to him to nettle the sante at
rnceftbht'liefore the 20th Arrt1,1875.
880.4 N. MUNRO,M. 1).
AUCTION SALE.,.,.
A BGE solo of Faris Stock and Ilopiomente, on
TUESDAY, March 80, on Lot 11, Con.14, Us-
arm.isle tocommence at 1 o'clock. No Re-
erve,_ ' THOMAS SUM1tE' ILLS,
80.1 x'ropriotor,
WANTED. ,
0001) farm hand --single man preferred—
will find employment at liberal wages, by ap-
ippg'`t .tOHri C3UTIHILL, Lot 80, Con; 10,
Zlilo .Winthrop P. O. 879118..
WANTED.
TJi m4Hone for the coming season., also a good
stout boy to learn the b( ainesH. Apply to
879 , , . PATTEBSO '., Architect, illuevalo.
ESTRAY HEIFER .
cAM11 into the premise of the n idereib ed,
LL4�zztl 7, -Con. 12, Stanley about Deo. a wo-:
yoar•old,red and wilts HE FEB. The owner is
rogapMted to call, prove pro orty, pay tharger,aucl
take trier away,
879-4 D. 13.8 ECRLE.
CAU- I N.
alma HE public aro ttorol► en , tlone(1 a ti_ st pur-
�. drawn
r nd to of and
hi(sfn r'tr needled ; #
by GREGORY OBgA`TTON, of the Township of
Hay, in ;favor of NICHOL.-S DEICHBRT, and
oaring date 21st June, 187 as the maid note has(
aeon paid in full.
180+4 OR GORY G11ATTON.
r Y
E81'RAY
GAME into the :premises
LotNo. 26, Con, 9, H.R.
Dee. 1, a 8.year old spatted
Tho .owner is requested
expenses and take het siva
277"'4 - A
It
HO,RSE8 F
-a-
(1Ii a'ale,-cheap, loops
COLTS ; war°r • 'toil so
span of heavy five-year-ol
good td work: Purchasers
eight horses. Apply to
879
of the undersigned,,
. Tackersmlth, about:
red and white "Heifer.
pi`ove property; nay.
'OU13. KENNEDY.
RESALE.
b'iaiy three-ear-ol
nd and gentle. Or a'
'HORSES,warranted
can have a choice of
ROBERT SCOTT,
Roxboro.
TENDERB.
TENDERS will" be reeeiv d by the undersigned.
up tothe 2d of April >? }xt, for the erection of
a frame shed and stable for the Presbyterian;
Church at Walton, Plan and epeeifications can
do seen at Mr. Janos F iron's, Walton. The
lowest or any tender not rY cessar•il}r accepted
879*8... JA3t 8 FUL*ON• Waltgn,
REWARD.
rj+IIt4bove rcWard will b given for' finch infor-
m tion as will lead to ho detection and con-
viction, of the party or parties who on the'night
of the lith of Moret last eat and carried away a
heavy TUBB which stood tithe ifatway oar theLondon noa11-op rbsite the arm of tint undersign-
ed, Lot 28, Con. 4, Tay. - • .
WM 'WILSON.
TON QQL4114R
BRUC
EFIELD C : SE FACTORY,
AMEETING of the pat ons ant
` osted in the above Factory wi
old, on
.,forth
factorl
Wines
AIRD,
BROW'
;,;Town Ha11,13ruce
24, at 1 o'clock P.14
the .business of th
A full attendance i
W.
879.21 J. S.
.POR
TWENTY-FIVE
Village fE
walk of Sonforth
well, barn and o
'l'wms moderate.,
1)ENNIRON, E: ••
81 ON, Iiau inter, L
on Mor httIStteeet,I
be sold; at s bietgai
others inter-'
1 bo held in:
VEDNE DAY, March:.
rupee Of arranging'.
for the 4lurrcnt year.
ed.
LEE, ) Proprietors.
OE CeLEASE.
cry; of excellent land in the -
within '10' minutes
O. 0 the lad aro hoose,'
chard. Title . indisputable.
For pp rticulars apply to S
ndville, or to W i..70BN=
cknow. ,Also abeam azul lot
the T of So forth_, .0..(j��Dill-
- STALLI
FOR gale, on ream
gen pal. purpos
Ho - is; fn . five y
103 betide high,'on
N F R SALE.
nwellPlo-hnowboywr.
n "
r d bayy'coklr :
zid iiO-war(
sired by that far -fn ;ea borne,"Eng land N Oiety."
For further particulars apply to the proprietor, on 1
Lot 29, Con: 7, Hibbert, or to Senlorh P. O.
879*4 -- __.T�
noble forms. th
stallion, " You
ars olds is of da
is perfectly sop
i� LYE&TER COTTONS.
FINE A
()WING to the it element weatb r of tho loot
on a large Portion Mr. cupsswpws friends
and patrons of art Ho hopoe no ti, to continuo
the groat success in t with in Seafottli, ana to fill
np the ist in anot or month. in` tile zuce,ntiroo,
to give further sat mfaction and to make the itn•
dertak ng se com Tote pe poopihlo,_ the pot of
prizes Re been Inc cased in value and'uumber.
NEW PHOT
ORA 11 GALLERY
BS to inform his riende and the publio
at he line fitted up 1 the best style's. new
On Ma n Street,
Ho tel. His aparat
wh o savor him with
Come at once a
mambo
kept co
OALDE
A supply
stoutly on
14 Wall new an of the most
from bi long experience as 4
guara tee satiafttetion to all
nd an
Photograpla Gallery,
no Sowing Machines
for Hale. 858
her tin, ehop to- the
by )(weirs. Logan 8P
n band an itnmenee
WIS/IES to info her
that dm hag °move
Ja• mieson. She haa_uow
etock of
TINWARE AND STOVES,
Of all kinds, wLigh twill be disposed a at bor ems -
to mary lOw prices.
MILK
rart es in Want Of Milk
any extent at .;
ANS.
ans can be supplied to
NONE IS
ENIJINE
• Then aro Numskull Imitations on the,Farket.
LYBSTER DENIMS
YBSTER
v !
TICI I_ T
S
-YBSTE HIe TiN
RS I C.�S
A` r. iVA ITS OXIJAND
AT
LOGAN & JA .=ESO T'$
MON: QE THE
GOLDEN LION.
SPLENDI.;D. = TOC
01?
I EW o
Ds
F�.00EI�IES.
,BLANKETS ALL SOLD:
r:
BUFFALOES
7
LIQ C6NI
OPENED 0 UT 2"IIIS I'VE,El
IN ALL ITS BRANCIIES.:
• 1.0 lbs. Demarara Sugar for $1. 10 lbs of Yo
Hyson•Tea for $8 50, worth $1 per lb.
Another lot of that
AMBER SYRUP
We will give the Cad!. Bitjler the culeal
tage of Five per cent.
Always kept in stock and sold at mill prices.
WE ALSO REEF
NEW BLEACHED COTTQ111
NEW GREY CllOTTONS, ,
ENV P .,'
IBINTS,
l
NEW BNOWN DUCKS.
THE ABOVE TOOT OF NEW
EXTENSIVE iffugma SALE
VALIM.13LE FARM* STOCK,
.. , .,,
zAr mi NG I VIPLEIIENTS
7,11l.A. P: BRINE hat Yee eived ThstrItietions from
- o''-1- -Mr. JO HN ItleNEIL tO sell bY Public Aurs.
* ON:TUESDAY, MARCH 23
-The following property: 11epati -matched grey
I-' fast travellers; 1 Inure xising • thre0 years old,t1
I eolt tieing 2 -years old, 1 brood . mare in oat, 8
si
coming 8, years. 014,2 heiftr citlyet4 6.. sh p, 2
pigo, I lumber wagon, t set lob, -fileighe, 3„ ale
buggy; with pole and mhafts 3 plowit, 1 heir-
!, rowe, 1, fanning mill, 1 het shrot tng harness, -1
" 1 rifle,11 pair steelyards. 1 wogon melt, 1 grain
cradle,' a lot of Saw logs, _skidded ; 500 cedar posts,
1 wheelbarrow,°1 sugar lett' e, and a number -of,
Other articles kw numerous to mention;
sal to coinmeace at 1.2 o'clock *oon,
TEIr.)'' IS.—A31 intros of $5 •and: under 'cash, over
A' that amount 0 menthe' oretBt wilrbo given,- on
8 per"; cent. Will be Allowed. for e On er-edit
The FARM "will -also be offered for sale, the
purchti er to pay $200 down ; balance in Z eV" 1878.
A ,RARE CHANCE
Have been bought on the 4
4
AUCTION SALE
OF
IF A R M
INTHE TOWNSHIp OF TUCKERS/MIR
'airn. J. P. BRINE his received .itistractions
-“A• from the Executors of ' the estate of the late
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31,-1875,
rrnAT Valuable Faria, formerly Owl304 And or,.
4- envied , by the lato WILLIAM, MUIR. The
in a state of good cultivation o the balimee is wen
timbered. ' There is a largo and comModiotts brick ,
lut
in; or ra: It to well Watered, IS eituated ou
a good gravel road, within , five miles Arqm Spa- •
forth, and an equal distance from Clinton.
TITLE INDISPUTABLE. ,
.. TERMS.o-Ont half nf the pttrehatia money to
: be paid on ;the day of eale, and the balance.with-
For further particulars iipply to the Auctioneer
or to either of the undersigned Executors: '
tilt. MeCONNELL,
And aro Lower than any we have ever onered.
.THE SEAFORTR
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
Oppositd 0, C, WILLSOIrS
A. G4 MoDounami
T.A.ItoppiJL:.DgpART-toNT.
10
We aro showing SPECIAL ALUE in
•
° ENGLISH TWE DS,
SCOTCH. TWEE
CANADIAN , TW
HALIFAX 4WE
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MADE TO.
•
RDER.
This -Department is under the Manage
WOOD E
HATS AND
sell as low as any other Isouse in town.
FULL 8rowc.
ent of
erson.
OAPS.
Stock is now complete in all the ilettee
r ENGLISH,
AMERICAN, an
CANAD
Goods delivered free of charge in any part of the I
Town, Harpnrhey and Egmondville.
WE SOLICIT AN
,IN6''PECTIOY qr.(:)UR StOOK
*lore Foramina elsewhere.
os of
AN Fiphirs.
NEW SILK ,AND CO CAPS,
Made special4 for t House.
A.. G. MoDOWALLI
E It -awning thaiaks for the liberal pat-
ronage they have reeety6d since connueneing
now ertearea to 'furnish •
OH ,AND smog BUDDIES
D '1,V1-00HRATS.,
Which', for style and 'excellence of ,Workmanship
and material, cannot be *ttipafteed Ibrany other •
They are practicer workmen, devote their per-
sonal itt'ention to their business, land: as they
make light work a 'speciality, they onn guarantee
GIVE THEM A TRIAL.
REPAIRING PROMPTLX‘ ATTIDED „TO,
PILLAIAN, Co.
ABST.RAO:t
co tile TroculurercH account With the .
ty of Tnckerantith from 1st April, 1874, to
1st March, 1875.
To balanee on hand from last audit.... $448 tr7
Tavern end shop licence. . 45 Oi3
Bottudery lino appropriation. 179'02
Collected over Conniff- rate. ,, , 22 65
Township tax ,$'4515 85
Less taxes unpaid, 248 22— 2,272-83
Arrears of taxee fOr r..4 4 2a
$10,847 14
Unpaid taxes. , ' 248 22
$11,090 80
By cash paid for roads and bridges. o.*. $2,124 42
Relief of poor, .. 183 00
•Salariee. 542 00
$10,529 80
To balance in hands 01 Treasurer... . 817 28 '
$11,090 86
A,utlitol the Treasurer's books, conveyed Tough-
en anal foun4 cornet,
ARC/1Th Au Mien..
JAMES DALLAS, I
Tnekere ith, March 0', /875, 379-2
Canadian Pacific gia,ilway.
Ited River.
eipae.dand endorso-d "Tender Pacific Railway"
will be received up to NOON of THURSDA.Y, the
18th' of MARCH next, for the BRIDGING -sod
GRA:BING required on that sectiotOf the Paolge
Railway, extending from the Lake • of the Weeds
to Bed River. For piens, apecifitationsoapproxi-
mate quantities, forms of tender aid other infor-
mation apply a the office of tint Engineer -in-
, Secreting.
Chief Ottows, By order 7. BRAIrti{
• Department of Pnblio Works,
Ottawa, Feb. 25.1875. 878-8
WAWANOSN SHINGLE FACTORY.
TEE sabseriber Laving purchs.44 42 acres of
Shingles in large quantities st the ikArest =tar
prieee. Rarticalar attention paid to cuatOm am-
ino" Firat-class shingles gtonsutaid, so none but
gopd sawyers are employed, and the pine is of the
Aseist vamp FOr leis a 20 -horsepower steam
boiler connhote and 1454 wo order. ;
877-8. TONA.TRAli CAST 1:4, 1311,tb PAL
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