The Huron Expositor, 1875-07-16, Page 5e
The Con
ent; in the 4Ow
gnu 6, Alt the
ncil present , tt
In minutes of the
el and' apiroved
Beeonded by Mr.
1LOOuiiit of 820 be
roads in statute.
Mr. Abel Wall#
Moved by
Mr. Wilson,
to be paid viz.
on line between
Ching; & hell
Tats, •$40 ; 8, Oar-
L G, 3O ; S. Hen-
t and 6, : t; ;
ltridge, $15 ; E.
t, S. 11. lots, .$15
DOn live between
aniel Bell, work
. 3 and 4, $) l
ern litre between
Essez•,. work
26,$4110
tic line be -
90 ; Jrhrl Petty,
lotre $15
r i on Con. ;, ,
Ivierhart, work an
lots, $15 ; George
Ewn hill on Cone
arm, leveling side
anti 28, $22 68 4.
road between
Wm. Sehwalin,,
4 ; IL S teinbaeh,
830 ; William
I (`on. 14, 820 ;
Bauble line, ►7 550;
:t Hall, for hall at
t•ader, ;raveling,
deisch, cedar for
Kalbfleisch,. cedar
`: ov Weber, gravel
4 Walper, gravel
tali Weber, gravel
Lmasters, 816 25
, to (Goshen line,
ant to Cion. 6,
t to Con. 6, $15;
S. B,., $3tL ; II.
ts,
Con. 9, ,815 ;
o N. B. east of
ried. Moved by
by Mr. Wilson,
thorized to take
cel aTIt1 have it le-
t oila;e-- Carr ed.
seconded by Mr -
;:c artd Clerk be
kh for attending,
eLfend the suit
nsllip by K. Gil-
1
il !L by Mr. SYi1 w ,,
i, that this Goan-
ireet again in the
_, the third clay of
cations will be
'I silt School Sea-
to levy their re-
,fur the current
a
Sr., Clerk,
special meet-
cif was held on
-Je of considering
angtng the agree-
rith tite Landon,
dilway Company,
:ngs. Moved by
I by Mr. Kuhn,
the London, Hur-
t `F;m:parly to can-
agreement, hear-
ty of November,
ber,
catch Company
the township of
,s to the erection -
ings on theSouth
roads, on condi
Ir, worth at least.
r: Iia, and a good
ss ; provided that
rile . said agree-
fl rite o upons for
la to lst of Jan-
ek ; and provrded
btained as to the
IIS nt, and the ar-
Via€ tory with the
amendrnent by
te, that it be left
€. Main motion.
c,f Council, held
t7rembers pres-
Set eented asking
.ts the ratepayers
liilc:f,r
by -la -w,
llurci€in act of
Ivc(I that said
It€xt meeting.
eozided by Mr..
tfg be expended
car, be expend-
ftici€,tints. to be
fag •ears be ex
t� . tavern and
l e exl;€aided in
read ut ar Mr.
was reappointed
iii• etiirg of (twin -
lay in August.
n • can send the
tl
to C. erotity,
acc;eunts were
frail.
I or iv, Clerk.
rtdiahle news-
, .,`f'i .l"iy -: A
tris j.e elfoed,
defeat of the
e e.WFi on the
;taro Streets,
and gtnetIy
rr lrr►rSe lesh
tlrt• Tw'•lfth c f
say. sueceesful
,f ,ettleneet teak
aner,eest which
,tt air.1 Grand
r.' The Baron
,;.r.cres•ssiou by
t. i-: estimated
c In town. -',
r 1t plae;e: 1
-i 1ht�:ia1d Mc-
tteunty of
:aingsi',n aingIe
t',,7 Hall Man-
i' vt a,
an-i'_v,'a, and the
rsi1;:.:,:t• Teel by
Ih,•:f l.t lt.
After
Frtia ,`-iter grass,
the - Cayuga
-: tl the vic-
e. rrte#Itn passed
', f lntario on
hoilat0nes
1i're,r iu ear -
tames Instances
t `,eleidera:bJe
the crops in the
•:tin•day a stortn
an ied by ram
Thu thunder
thing vivid. A
b bonging to Mrt
e
mak, near Violet, was struck and. 00
evince. ; also a drive -house owned by •
S. Wiartman, of Camden. The flax s
were jextugaished before much dams e
was 4 one-.
Lucern, a sort of grass cultivated
for fodder, has been grown about .. -
bottslorcl, Quebec, with marvellous an
ilingitiar. success for the last eight, yen,
It hay yielded two crops a year, witbo _ t
topeeasing, for #overt years, It sho s
no sI IL of dying' out. The soil waft a t
rich when this wonderful crop was put
in, and it has choked out all weeds, and
required no cultivation .since. Each Of
these double crops per summer is
heavier, more delicious and better than
a first-rate clover crop. This plane,
which may almost make a revolution in
Canadian terming, is now being grown
all over the locality.
BI ELTHS,
Done.—In McKillop, on July 8, t
wife of Mr. Chas. Dodds, of a son.
McI:ToSlr.--[n McKillop, on July 8, t e
wife of Mr. John McIntosh, of tw n
daughters.
KI,INKBAMMI1{r—In Seaforth, on Ju y
2, the wife of Mr. Peter Klinkhamm:r,
of a son.
LEE. —Fn Clinton, on July 10, the w fe
of Mr, W. Lee, (of Bess, Lee & Co.,.) of
a SOIL.
MARRIED.
ipso,—MIKE a --At the residence of
the bride's brother, oil July 1, by ' =v.
H.' Cameron, of Kippen, Mr. Geo
Pa k, of (xoderich, to Miss Annie 'c -
K nzle, of Tuekersnlith,
�e
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTE, July 15,187
There is not much doing on. the m r-
ket or in town now -a -clays. , Partners
ire art busy with haying, and have no
time to market produce. Those who - UTION
12av still a stock of wheat on hand will Ci Aagainst . gi
be gad to learn that prices have takes
turn for the better. We this w
quo an advance of 4 cents per bus
on b th fall and spring wheat, with indi-
•
The either stip continues showery, `
and t$aelows and pastures are iimprOvt
ing. +
We have letters from England to the
first„ ivee:a in Julyy. OUT London corres-
pondent says that the old stocks of
cheese are nearly exhausted, all of the
new to hand being sold, the trade engag-
ing the American to arrive, and the tcn-
deney upward. The quotations are
,For new Ameriean, 58s, tit 60s.; Old,
30s. to 61s, ; Dutch, 528. to 53a. Eng-
lish sells ton its merits artd condition.
Most descriptions of butter are offered at
a red.ucton of 2s. to 4s. The quiotatinO
are as follows : American and Caned an
60s. to 80s. ; Jerseys, 908. to 1084.; F °B-
land, 1) 2s. to 114s, ; Danish, iel nd
,Swedish, 80s. to 126e.
GOLD. -Quoted in New Yorks ai` 115i..
s•
etE]AR POSTS FOR SALE. A large quantity
o Cedar Posts,.for Fencing, for Sale at the
8eafoth Carriage works. WM. GR.AS'IIE. 897 4
HORSES WANTED. --Wanted immediately, a
span of gc`od working horses—must be sound
and true to'wcrk. Apply to JOHN 1 A " TT -1
Soafo�th.
BUGGY FOR SALE. For Sale Chop, a good
oppen boggy, nearly new, coact $115, be old
for $95 cash. Apply at Broadfoot's Planing fill
Seaforth. J. V. CROCK R. g8g897-4
DOOMS TO rET.—The,Hall formerly oceapied
by the (dd Fellows, Seaforth, Over Kidd's
Hardware i3tor , is to let; Apply to JOHN
KIDD, or to JOHN THOMPSON. 887
ONEY W NTED --Parties having money to
invest I good real estate secerity in the
County of Hu on, address ns, stating Interest ex-
pected, as our business in loaning is very exten-
sive., C. R.0 s OPER & Co., Brussels P.O. 696.4
AK ONEY :FO ND.—A Purse containing a small
lYl gum of m . ncy was loft inThomas Lee', Store,
Seaforth, abo • t the 22d of -May last. 'Theowner'
- can have the a me by provin pro ..and ay-
�HO� 89
ing for thiss a ' ertieement. L E. 4.8
'Es RAY 8 EEP.—Cause to Lot 1, Con. 6, H.
R. S., Tuckersmith, 2 EWES and 8 LAMBS.
The owner ca' obtain them on proving property
and pay ng penises. STEPHEN KEATING
Tnek;ersmith. ; �4*4
a,
ek ek
lel
cat: ns of a slight advance. Quotations
for coarse grains and other farm produce
remain unchanged.. ' We quote :. such informs
Fall Wheat, .... r ... ..1,...... 0 96 to 0 90 the same, will
Spring Wheat, per bushel -4 0 96 to 0 98 BL4.CKIVEL
Oats or bushel., <.,.....,....
Pea ,erbushel
Barley per bushel
Butter No 1 Locate,
without my w
not hereafter
maybe contra
thorny. d.
1875.
' TRAYED
Bleck Fr
white scot in.
little with b
The public are 'hereby cautioned
ing credit to any person or persons
'tten order and consent as I will
e reeponsibie for any debts which
eted in my name without this au -
33. QDELL. Seaforth, Jun 8928
..,.0°,5to 088
.... 0 70 to 0170 V71PLOYM NT AGENCY Mr. Forsyth has
d au Agency for the employment o1
It STOLEN—From McGillivray, a
neh HORSE, medium size, small
the centre of forehead, brushes a
th front feet. Aug person giving
ion as will lead to the recovery of
e suitably rewarded. BENJAMIN
, Granton. P. 0. 895
60 to 065
.r to 0 15
18
00
00
ng , r, r` , 4 • 0 00 to 0
Flour .r,<.,,..... -.,<.<<...... ••
0 00 to -5
Hav.
Hf
• esta'lish
Domestic Ser ants in connection with the Laun-
dry, -Those ishing to secure eery nts will be
directed to pl es where they can gothem. Ser -
vents w shin to secure inflects will b instraeted
ern. Terms, 25 cents for each p-
8
OBGE FORSYTH, 89
0 00 to 5_00 where tc, get
She . skins. ... . 0 50 to '1 50 plication. t:+
Salt (retail) per barrel„ 0 80
Salt wholesale) per barrel, 0 70 g10LIiN—
Potat les, per bushel 0 70 to 0 80 none of
Oatm al r nrl , ..r0 00 to 6 00
Woo .. . < .. , 2 50 to 8 00
Beef........ .. 4 00 is 6 00
Wool per pound... . .. 0 85 to 0 85
CnxrcroN, Daly 15, 187
Fall ,Vheat, per bu'ihel.. <... 0 92 co0
Spri g Wboat, per bushel.. - 0 90 (0 0
Oats, per bushel... - r • , ... 0 88 (0 0
Bari , per bushel .. ... 0 65 Lai 0
Peas per bushel 0 72 (0 0
Batt r.......<......< . 0 16 (cL 0
Pots des ..., . , 0 70 ( 0
.< 0 10 0
lLay, per ton,, .... ,,. 12 00 18
Woo , per pound.. 084 en 0
•
LONDON, July 15, 187
hite fall wheat, per cental, $ L 6
8170 ; red, 81 55 .to $1 60 sp
$1 t to +1 65 , oats, 81 25 ; bar
50.4
10 REWARD. --Stolen from the
r. PETER PHILIPS, Con. 1, Stan-
ley, on SUN 5 AY night, Jane 20, one Set of Doable
Harvest=. C.�llars of Harness are half Scotch,
with. Tassel o, top, Composition Buckles and Flat
Lines. Any arson giving such information as
will lead to t n e recovery of the above will receive
a reward of O.—STRONG & FAIRLEY. • •
94 TnISSOLU
89 partner
70 nndersi mad,
78 forth, under
17 been di solo
80 will her afte
11 will settle all
00
35
ION OF PARTNERS]IIP. — The
hip hitherto subsistingbetween the
thotographers, In the Town of Sea-
he firm of Moore t'a Campbell, has
dby mutual consent, The business
bo carried en. by Carle Moore, who
claims due by the late fl ,• and col -
due to it. CHARL t3 MOORE,
1875, 897-4
lee all debt
03
A.. CAMP ELL. Seaforth, July 1
T
w=Id ICE
to ` the Farmers
ng, surrounding
erect a first -e
0 FARMERS. — The
respectfully call the
in the neighborhoodof
country that it is their
ss Oatmeal Mill this
ey, they w 11 be prepareelto pay the hi,
51 40 ; peas, 81 20 to $1 2e ; ern, price for any quantity of good Oa
$1 30 , cheese, 9e to 10e ; butter, 16c to Barley, delivered in Seaforth imm
18e ; eggs, 1.8e. harvest W. THOMSON & BROTH
uN
TORONTO, July 15, 1875. k; Da
There were in to -day about 400 bush. des tea
sleighs
th hot
ex ens
co seq
person
a good
hire ap
NOT
t
I beg
said Jo
for'nes
board i
cadtio
Pellan
order o
of wheat, at 81 02 to $1 04 for white,
and 81 02 to 81 03 for spring. Hay
sold at $15 to $20 for old, and $1 to
$12. for new. Butter was easier, sel ing
rnogtly at 20e for pound rolls, anytl ing,
over that being for exceptionally ch ice.
Eggs sold at 16e to 17e by the baske .
•
TO1'tONTO LIVE STOCK. MARK
BEEven,-`t'here was but a limited
ply of fat cattle offered at this mar
du g the past week, but the dein
eve correspondingly limited, and
ha no greater firmness in prices.
quo e rust class, 85 to 80 2v ; sect
cls s, 50 to 84 75'
and third -el
$4 to $4 25. The following were
prig cipal sales s One car, averal
1,;260 pounds, at 85 25 ; two cars,
eraring 1,260 pounds, at $5, and 8
hen over ; one car, averaging 1,230
at ,'S 25 ; one ear, averaging 1,200
at , 2; three cars, averaging 1,400
at ,55 25 ; two ears, averaging 1,220
at 852. r.
SIMEEP.—In fair supply, selling a
for first-class, $4 50 to a5 for se
class, and 83 to 83 50 for third-class
Ames. --In good demand, but th
ceits were ample to supply the req
ments of local butchers. First-class
taker: at 84, second-class at 83 50,
third-class at 83 to 83 25.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARK
11.oN: i.'itJ AL July 12, 1a
tthc \'iger cattle market, there
not so good a supply as formerly, ex
1an3bs, whieh were very plentiful, ha
been brought down the Ottawa an
Lawrence rivers by the market b
ET.
sup-
ket
and
we
Son
F
IRE
A. ENT
Com
nes in all
Barger t bu,
(ADA a wit
are odor
subscribers
ttention • of
eaforth and,
intention to
warner, and
hest market
s, Peas and
diately after
B. 888-13
BUS BUSINESS FOR ALE. — Mr.
idso4,et the Commercial IIo e1, Seaforth,
to dispose of his Buss Bus ness to any
ho will purchase the horse., wagon and
ow i = use, and run a low. Buss to all
Is.. he running of a free bass entails an.
on r. Davidson of $500 a y ar, and he is
ently anxious to have it disposed of. Any
arming a Imes to all the hotels could do
nein ss in Seaforth. Fox fu ther partien-
ly to ALE'S. DAVIDS01+ . 894
•
�' TE :Es NI
INSURi,.NC C
MPANY,
OF LONDONe ANGL,AND...
b
' r- TaONg y
AV SEAF011T1 ,s Tidal of i Atan(Iard
any was established fu' 1782, yes bus.'-
parte of the woi d, does► the te''cvnd
incus in the United Kingdom, pays its
promptitude unci liberality. Its rates
te. 807.2e3
We any de
rod- PELL
ass, $�.U_
the
ung l as Will
ma arty o pa
his ata 1 ab
1 a met„ •mh
ea, • • last. e w
enterin g his
proper y tha
parties are a
stoppe he will hand their names to the Pollee -
man, w he wy" Il look after them. W r H. SNOW -
DEN. Seal.rth, June 8, 1875. 896*2
CE. Joseph Pelland hearing
o effe t that 'have left his bt
states that such is not th
epb ' elland has :lived with m
ly t ee years, and he has le
stea of oro having left hi
the ublic against giving t
air
1 01. FOR WALTON.
'OM.E.'ILTYG NEW.
Ti'; SMI Ii offers Special ,Bargains in . DRY
GOODS and Q OGERIES. In
Rea y -made Clothing and oeta and Shoes he
givebetter value than c 'n be got elsewhere.
Juscall and see for yoursel es.
advertised to
d and board,
case, as the
in my bonne
t my bed and
s. I further
I said Joseph
erect t on my account without my written
con ent, as I will not be responsible for
is he
ND.
RE%
tl
cad
lbs,
bs,
Lbs,
86
nd-
re-
ere
and
y hereafter eontraet. , IARGABET
Stanley, Jnne 29, 1875, i 895+4
ABD.=-The nndersi ed will give
above reward for such information
o the - detection and eon action of the
'es who took 8 pieces f meat from
t three weeks ago, and agar took
s stall on Friday and Monday nights
uld also warn those in the habit of
stall and maliciously destroying his
he has a suspieion who the guilty
d that if these praetJees are. not
OX
Of
due
aro
the
897e
1►`
t
ru
p
A. .1
the)reo
preimis
for sal
„r. :BA fief
at o'ct
` Lots (' '
kn ma
E SOt
0
v
GA it E SALE OF REAL ESTATE.—By
rtne t1 a power of dale contained in a oer-
aix in riga' e, made by James Thomson and Ish
eael F lion, and Isabella Thompson, for the par -
o> e f ba g her dower, in favor of Elijah.
k
W of
rd a , d bearing date the 22d day of June,
70, efanit having been made in payment
, the ollowing parcels or traded land and
e, wi h their appurtenances, will be offered -
by Pnblie Auction at Morgan's Hotel,
, on SATURDAY, August 21, A. D. 1875,
ek . M., unless- previously settled, viz :
5 and 226, Bayfield. Terms made
at ale, or on application to JOHN
, ]3a field,
S, 'AI'1'S' AND ARNISHES
()kilt brands always do net Speeial In -
meat to Cash Purchasers.
Par es having over -slag notes and accounts
egno ted to settle the wire at once, otllerwisa
will , e put Into other handsfor collection.
2 FARQUHAR SMITH.
HE ECONOMICAL
TUAL INSURANCE COMPAN
OF BERLIN ONT,,
M
T14URS Farm Rieke awl non -hazardous Vit•
lege Property in both branehes at modera'e
ra-s. This Company is conducted on principl-e
to :dve insurers the full ben e• t of cheap insuranc .,
an tee this end the expenses aro 'kept as low as s
cots isstent with safety and economy. Inearane
are :ffeeted only on the premium note syste •
an as the extremest care has been taken to o
to only good risks their losses have been
an no assessment has been made oars its 1011
ho , ers-for three yearsandIt tot, while its ea;
an• preinitun astute setsvebe_enaceniuulatin
w = he -highest rate charged faem outbuil
in has my been 25 cents per 00 for the who o
to of three years. The n rsiggnod is t
A :nt in the County of Huron, nd has engag:d
H. F BAIRD to assist him, or whose Iran:
ae one he is held responsible by ilio Compan,
F. • fu her particulars apply by post card r
of : rwis giving lot and conedsion---to
' JOHN MASON,
An tioneer, Insurance and Generrp�l1 Agent,
Zurich P. P.
o Agent in South Huron for the Gore Di
tr :t Mutual, whose merits' as a first-class Man 1
r well known. 897 2
was
ept
,St
ars.
A VC ION SALE OF A FARM—Must be sold.
4-s., 3 In UEL LOVE has instructed Mr. A.
cows and. cows nearly ca. ved Prenlis o FRIDAY, AUGUST16, 187q, his
are in better demand. at somewhat b tter farm, bein comEosed of Lot 22 North-East
pri
feori
were much lees in number than
wO,k and sell frorn $3 50 to $5 per
Ibni, live weight.. Calves are ge
ecatee, and sell at from $5 to 86 e
good animals bringing more and. inf
leeti. Sheep are m fair supply ;
sheep sell at 86 to $9 eaeh, while
nio sell at 543 to $5, Lambs were
pie ttiful, and sutlers say they canno
a bid for them at all; common la
sell for about 82, while very good nes
brittg $3 each. Hogg were seance, t ere
bete., no young pigs on the marke , al-
though they are in demand. There vere
a, few lean old hogs, for which from $10
to 12 each WM asked.
•
eh ; adtnea ureinent 100 acres, more or leas • 80 acme
in_ • axe el red and under a good atate o$ cultivs,thin ;
44,„., well, ood Jog buildings, nice ore rd, and 100
100 noyoritilinTgoownerinligip conf Menne. There is a
the lot, li (wise a good
"c1;e: rods o new board lenge. Thie is rare chance,
13 as the proprietor is leaving the tovnixhipeand the
rior term must ne sold. Sale to commerice at.2 o'clock
P. M. TERMS -10 per cent. of the purchase
food. money, or good eeeurity, on the dey of sale, the
Om- balance on Feb, 1, 1876. The pureinteer to have
ery liberty top tit in fall wheat and do any fall plow -
Mg neeessary. Full poseession given on March
get
et 10, 1870, SAMUEL LOVE, Preprietor. A.
"13 BISHOP, Auctioneer, 897*8
iTLE FALLS DA1RY MAR ET.
ffer-
✓ of
ual,
uite
to-
han
The
arty
sold
the
red.
'here was no farm dairy cheese
ed, -dairymen thinking it best to
until the next market, The numb
fae orics represented was less than n
anc the demand for - cheese iwas
light, more salesnien returning horn
daY without -having made sales
upon any previous market day,
offerings of factories amounted to n
9,00a bxs., of which 7,400 bxs. were
at 'irk:es 'ranging from 12te to 12te
top price being 1.2te. No butter off
MARRIAGE LICtiNCES
0 rrt T iFjCA TE;4,
(Under the new Act,) issue at the
EXOSITOR OFFICE, SE FORTH,
au rite, of the Lieutena t-Governoinof
A D THING—TRY IT.
Under
HRISTIAN LOUR,
3 anuf eturer and Patentee of the Best
free Priming Knife
Made
blade
These
& Co.'
•
n Ca ada, 'Warranted not to break, If the
brea they will be replaced free of charge.
Knives can be had at WM. -ROBERTSON
Hardware Store, Seaforth. 891-18
MQRTGAGE SALE
BY A UG'IQ�V.
L BE SOLD BY Pd'BLIQ AUCTION, ON
TF-URSDAY,' JI�JLY ;29,
2 o'clock in the afternooi, at Knox's c-
in the Town of Sertforth, under power of s e
denture of mortg e,
tine of sale, that v 1 -
re Town 'of Seat° in
¢s
Grand Trude 8a 1-
o.
ntained in a certain it
ch will be produced at i
ble property situate in t
d bei connguone to t1
y Ste Min t .hat town, dud known as Loto
4) Fo y -nine (50) Fifty,,' (53) Fifty-one, (2)
fty-tw , (58) Fifty-three, 54) Fifty-four,and ( 5)
fty$v on the south side of Huron street, in
isd town of Seaforth, according to a plan m e
Andr w Bay, Esq., P. S., showing the s b-
iisiono of Lot No. (11) Eleven, in the First C n-
sion bsoath of the Huro Road, in the To n-
. p of Tuckersmith, whicr plan is filed in t' e
istry Office for the County of Huron. Thi: is
excellent opportunity to invest, as the Gra ' d
s , , nk Railway -contemplate putting in si • ! s
• ,
te chime to these Leta within a- short t' e.
RMS—One-fourth cash ; balance secured ' y
rtgage payable in one acid Iwo years, with
est ac eight per cont. For fftrthcr partic ' re
lyto'
AC MAHON, GIBBONS & MINA
Solicitors for the fortgagees,
1 2 London, 0
PENAL BARGAIN
N
IN
During the Fruit Seam at
HALL 84, PAVEY'S.
Goods Delivered in Town Erre of Charge,
UST RECEIVED,
A LARGE f;TOCK OF
Which will be sold am
HEAP AS ANY IN TOW
FENCING WIRE
The
tro
st
A SPECIALITY,
We
subscriber hereby thimks hit, numerous
ers(merchants and others) for their li ral
age during the poet seven yeare, and h pes,
et integrity and. elese attention to bus ss,
t their confidence and trade iu the fat ire.
Rev ng greatly enlarged his premises, d
e wi ter, he is now palpated. to pay the
I HEST CASH PRIOE
or any quantity of gOod fresh eggs, dein-ere&
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Sea rth,
Wa ted by the subscriber 25 tons of goo dry
SE YOUTH, March 18, 1874.1
D. liVILS N.
28
restos,' silo
A
DRESS G-OQD
ing the Largest and Most Attreetive
market, at 20 per cent, lower tha
BLiCK LUSTRES—DO
tar Brand at :20e,
of Dress Goode ever offered in thie
mer prices.
BLE FACED.
Se, 80e and 40c—The best va ne to be found in this Province.
I4NEN DEPARTMENT.
Minnie m, Dice, *cached, Damask, Tarkely, Red
Dulk reduced 5 to 8 cents per yard --
have a
amask, Towels, Napkine, &c. Brown
a. and see them.
r Stock of Iradies' andMisses' Gloves, in Black, White end Colo
ing st extremely low prices. Also Men's Gloves in Great Va
At 20 to 80
in which we are offer- I,
er COnt of a reduction in orde o clear balance of stock.
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS ADD SHOES,
C. \
Lap
F3
co
Fre
bor
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MN -
0
co tt
h.
171
eV
4N33110 S1�1Yd
'1I.��full
TON YARN, COTTON YARN,
In WHITE, BLUE, ORAXGE and OD.
CARPET WARP,
CARPET
In ORANGE, GREEN, RED, BLUE and WH
AT THE
TE,
SIGN OF THE 'GOLDEN LION.
gV0yair
73
0
° 3NIHOVW
BUTTER.
EDWARD CASH
"I BUYS GOO BUTTER
IN ANY. QU
LOGAN & JAMIESON.
EW BOOISTORE OPENED IN SEAFORTH.
McGREGOR & SON
Stationers, Boo Sellers, Book Binders a d Blank Book Manufacturers,
'N calling your attenti st to our new Bookstore we beglfirst to return our sincere thanks for the very
liberal patronage an universal kindness experienced from the Farmers, Merchants and others of
t e County of Huron fo the bet ao year*. We intend Strictly to follow our own business, and deal
in all that hes a relation to paper and ft* various uses, eind also everything tliat is to be fotunl in a
First- lass Book and tationery Store.
A d from our experien in first-class ehops for the last 45 years, both in Euterpe and America, with-
° t egotisra we render S forth trecond to no other town; In Mile Provinceat bur oWn busineee, and,
therefore, we look for an -xtended and generous support from Oar townspeopleand numerous friends.
ALL BOOK OF LITERATURE, OR BLANK BOOKS
NOt in Stock will be In !shed or made in a few hours' notice, as we keep on hand a Large Stock of
THE STODART PIANO.
Raw Material.
Asa Pays ll'ghes Pr ee in Money.
892 GOD RICH STREET, Seaforth.
THE GENUINE
HOWE
IS STILL AlitEAD.
SOLD IT,'Y
Agent for the Co nty of Huron.
TF yen want to killOW
Celebrated Sesting3fa
Seaforth, and beware of g
is kept on handnand p
deT, to be compared
to its disadvantage.
After a period of more
in the Sewing Machine
trne qualifies of this
hine call at my office in.
ing to where one only
lateoseir out .of one
to Warier machines:
n ten years expetienco
Businees I have found
GENUINE HOIIIE MACHINE
faction to purchaeers, as 136Va proving defective,
in its ruoveneents,;nor be returnedfor repair, It
possesees all the qualiti of serviceable Sewing
Machine, it is strOng, du hie, not noisy as falsely
represeated, and all its parts are made of the)
best metal sad erfeet y fitted together- Yon'
may change itiro fine ark to heavy work with-
out strait:limit arid rend riug 14 unfit for repro--
ducing a neat and perfee stitch on fine work. It
will sew with heavy bine linen thread with the
same ease as with. a fine tton spool.
CA ILl'irlieffif.)--Donit be imposed. on by rin4
scrupulous deale and the Ant nts of other Sew-.
ine Howe Maebine if youl are not satimiled to keep
the one they are Tying sell you, as they only
intend to impose npon y some worthless fruits&
aion of the Howei or per pm an old mecond-band
E PIANO.
THE KNA
HE Great Piano of aeries and Europe. The
chosen to grace the . alonb of the weanhy azit
titled, and to charm the eireks of the cultured
. who gather there, leavin he noted Apestbas
all Books for Cheeae Factories and Butter Factories Kept Constantly on Hand.
WALL PAPER and WINDOW BLINDS can always -he found at
D, MeGREGOR & SON' A' Bookstore
Oppoeite the Ma nsion Hotel, Main Street, Senforth.
THE GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE QF DRY GOODS
BEGINS AT DENT'S
0
FE I DAY, THE 16TH DAY OF JULY.
Great Sacri ce of Dry Goods, Straw Goode alinost thrown away, muet
for Fall Importations.
done t
Catch. the Bargai;zs W kilo they cat Flying.
1 THERE never was a poor Stoi.".art Piano made,
t -1- and none "WOE ever 5M-C,V4.1,) lir; returned or
exchanged for any other, 1..PfP.v.lik• they have al-
ways been bought by discrit:itating buyers, and
: in the history of Piano icnalsir.;,f •litOdart JO known
I am one of the greatest worki...tn itventorm that
MARSHALL & ENDELL PIANO.
-REMARKABLE for tour:12g in tune. Any
-ILA' amount of dnrabilit 1:4:41utiful touch. Me -
1, Matchless tone.
SIMMONS & CiOUCH ORGANS.
, OT only the prettihst organ in the United
-;-` States, but the BEST, all things coaddered-
On hand lar to order.
GEORGE WOODS 8t CO.'S ORGANS.
TZ EMARK ABLE for their parity et tone. Thar-
' ough Work and Finish, and great beauty an&
man room variety of their Solo Stops Boituk, Vox Humana
and Piano.
Stoelt in Variety.
LESLIE, SKIRRO TV if: SMITH,
G. DENT, '1SEA OATH.,1 372-52 t*OLIE AGENTS,
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