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m of Khania eilltrelle
etatemareed to enlarge
tG gfveroona for 1,000
gregation is aIso goin.
question4
svon, 0 ThIIIOtt, v.se,
of steers- to tbfr. Thos.
eaforth, fer $3128. 25.
ighed 2,85 pounds,
esed for the English
sson, of *nett, haat
stallion, Canadian
Morrow & Sheise
township, for $300.
Ad his cartiega at
cry Legs."
mston, of the Loudon
sed 31 acres belong -
of the
being part lof lot 35„
den of Stanley, at
inns, carriage malsear,
leti two thandsome
fie a to Melbourne,
reek, to fill; an order
there. T is speaks
Ltation of this estab-
s Of the estlitte of the
tiller, have !sold. farm
Gotlerieh. township,
&pale from the town,.
rarna, for 49,000. The
) acres. ,
reen, of let 8, comes,
bas soldhis farm for
a. Green,.
lot 7, emcee -
lo sold. his farm for
rehaser itt both the
Mr. Willett- G. Potter.
°NI, the, soil. being of a
wad the price plaid was,
piality of the land,
L becoming celebrated
wonderful tliings. The
Lau about 17 years of
p of alimentivenesa ife
Lan any other man's in
On Tuesday night he
rs, and when he la ft4L-
t to be able to double
of rather apainful na-
a Thomas Cutt, son of
lstconeession Grey, on
A, swing had been. erect -
rid, while swinging one
fas,teried, allowing the
floor, thereby breaking
er medical i attendance
ight again in a short
lent happened on. Weds
A last week, to a young
din -Harris, of Exeter,
›thers at Eccleaville,
a They were chopping.
,and as they were fell-
tged in another, which
the direction of the fall -
struck Harris on the
ira instantly, breaking
ns limbs badly. His
y his side at the time,
L sprins, inst escaping
e ,
. Forest Ej:crInziner is re -
e following: We under -
Er. Giles, representing a
Nirroxeter, shipped nine
ei the 26th ult., to To -
an offer made him at
1 the market itt the city
exertion sheeeecled in
tr of*. $6 per head less
at Wroxeter. This, 0/
:eted with scorn, and
le home againe-losing
L in expenses ab'ent $6.5.
t;ays: An effart is being
sit a, literary society in
results very, often flow
ties, but in raany ateSaS
votive of evil—of fraud
.the old literary society
I in, the village a cou-
-.4a, " cheeky,!' to : use a,
tembera real, papers 011
1, Wietinh they had. stolen
works of eminent an -
member on One occasion
,tenaperance debate in
da was delifered, ()Very
was stolen, !though the
,eman who attempted to
t own, doubtless left witb
that the people regarded
1 Demosthenes.
uterly examination of
Grey, was held on
sta The attendance of
at large, notwithstanding
t -.the: roads. The erard-
eel. at 1 o'clock; and
by the teacher, Mr.
sted by Miss Collander
elKinnon and. Taylor.
nittecl themselves in a,
as highly areditable to
I their teaelier. i After
rork of the, sehool was
a number of dialegues1
. select pieces of musie
aed by the scholar's. At
day's proceedings, Mr.
of Grey, gave a. very
ss in hisusual intelligent"
nanuer, iinpressing upon
ke children the necessity
i.t. at schooland show -
they might attain to
hest offices in the land,
Lim at suclt and, work ac-
sechea were also given by
X the trustees of the sec -
is they expressed them
-
stied with late Working
F. •
News Items
eepers in St. Maryshave
ayes into &Ili organization_
tection in their business,
led toadopt iiniform rates
[Won offered the public,
tv for spau of horses, &tr-
..
ditto for one horse, 10c.;
[„ I0c.; stable or shed for
f without hay, lac.; ditto
5c. Meala not less than
,each perswi, 250.; span
ght and hay, 500.-, ditto
Li, 25c.; entire horse with
over night., $1.50; ditto
Lav avaltincr abOut ten
nixed train was leaving
ing ettat, the 10CGMOtiate
derly farmer, one of the
ts of Downie, cutting th°
d off and killing him in -
=sad, Mr, IL Walton, it
E been imbibing pretty
aeing (Iowa on the side of
!,ed his head on the raiI.
'never noticed the un -
a who lay there a conga -
here he was discovered.
s one of the wealthieat
1. the township, owning, it
AlAncit 2% 1878.
THE
HURON 't XPOSITOR,
5
is said, over 600 acres of bald, and re-
ported worth $30,000. He leaves a wife
ana six small children.
—On. Thursday evening, 9th inete a
very heavy thunder storm passed over
lanslaarcl and Fullarton. The light-
ning killed a, steer belonging to Mr. R.
Wilda, East Mitchell Read, Fullarton,
and. also set fire to his straw Amok. Mr.
Wilds was in the stable close by the
stack at the time, and had a very mix=
row escape. The neighbors gathered
quickly and succeed in cutting the straw
staek in two and, with the assistance of
The heavy rain, extinguished the fire,
aim saving Mr. Wilds' outbuildings.
The lightning, after striking the stack,
entered .the ground, making a round
hole over an inch in diameter. '
moat. dastardly attempt was
made on the life of Constable Everett,
of Lucan, on Monday night last. He
was on his way home about mid -night
said ashe readied his front door, he
stepped a moment to fondle his dog,
-when a heavy charge of buckshot was
driven into the door of his dwelling.
Hits hand was on the knob of the door,
_and within a foot of this spot ten large -
size buckshot were picked out next
morning, The shot was fired from be-
.
hind a, large pile of wood in the neigh-
borhood of Stanley's mills, and that the -
attempted assassination was deliberate
is shown in the fact that a rest had
laeen - improvised and diliberate aim
taken. The gun hung fire for a few
seconds, and the constable, hearing the
snap of the cap, hasltime to look around
and see the ftaah of the gtm as it went
off. The -moment of the firing the das-
tard who had attempted the deed started
to rim, and the constable followed him,
but he dodged around the corner of the
wood -pile before Everett could get his
revolver to bear on him. There were
three of the miscreants, all in their
stocking feet and there is a strong
probability that they will be brought to
justice. This is sincerly to be hoped.
Constable Everett has had frequent at-
terapts made on his life; and makes it a
practice when going home at night to
carry his revolver cocked. in his hand,
and. it was only by the merest ac-
cident he did. not have it when the
daring attempt was made to assassinate
him.
Auction Sales.
Saturday, March 23, on Lot I, Con.
9, Hullett, Farm Stock and Implements.
Wm. Cowan, proprietor; J. P. Brine,
auctioneer.
Friday, Mareh 29, on lot 2, con. 9, H.
R. S., Tuckersmith, a splendid farm,
farm stock and. implements. J. P.
Brine, auctioneer.
- Marriages.
CONLOGUE--CROW.—At Iriehtown, on March 11,
by Rev. Father Lamont, Mr. Jas. Conlogue, of
Carronbrook, to Miss Mary Crow, of Hibbert.
MR—ANDFAISON.—In Brussele' on March 11,
by Rev. S. Jones, Mr. GilbertMair, of the
township of Sullivan, County of Grey, to MIAs
Katie Anderson, of Morris.
LAWR—MeLEOD.—In. Brussels, on March 13, by
Be. T. Ferguson, Wm. Lawr, of Brussels, to
Miss Rebecca McLeod, olf
PENDERGAST—RYAN,—In Detroit, on March
12, at Grace Chu.:ch Rectory, by Rev. Dr.
Stocking, T. D. Pendergast, Esq., of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, to Miss Annie Seymore
Ryan, music teacher, Mitchell, third daughter
of Chars. Seri:ore Ryan, Esq., Born Hill, Car-
low, Ireland.
Flartniga.n four cars, averaging 1,300
lbs., at $4 25. Two other carloads, av-
eraging 1,400 lbs. each animal, were
taken at $4 75 for immediate shipment.
Sheep were taken for local consufhp-
tion at $7 to $8, or 4c to lie live
weightefor first-class; 1)5 to $6 for sec-
ond class, and. $3 to $4 for third-class.
Yearling lambs sold at $5 for. first-class,
$4 tie $4 25 for second, and $3 to $3 60
for third: Spring lambs brought $5 to,
$6 for first-class, and. $4 to $4 50 for
second. Hogs—Two car loads sold at
$4 to $4 25 live weig14.
MONTREAL, March 20.—Catt1e,—The
range of prices to -day was from 3ic to
41c per lb for city consumption. F.
Rodgers, of Toronto, sold. a very fine
pair of oxen Weighing 3,990 lbs, at
4487i per 100 lbs; they are for ship-
ment to Britain. Air. Rodgers sold. to
other parties eleven head of cattle at
3ic per lb.; A. Dow, of Witerloo,aold a
pair of good. steers for $115, or 4-ic per
ib; he also sold. four steers at $45 each,
or nearly 40 per ib; J. Elliott sold 20
cattle at 3ic per lb, the weight of these
cattle was 25,600 lbs, J. Rice, of Bow-
manville sold seven cattle at from $43 to
$50 each. R. J. Hopper sold 13 cattle
at from $38 to $45 each, or from 3ic to
4-ic per lb, and two fine bulls at,* per
ib; these two bulls are to be shipped
to Britaaa Messrs. Wilder & Head sold.
26 cattle at from $38 to $45, or from
31c to 4o per lb. The steamship On-
tario took over 200 cattle last Saturday
from Portland to Liverpool. The
steamship NiPegon will take 80 head
of cattle next Saturday.
Deaths.
OLIPHANT.—In Ceorrie, on March 14, John Oli-
phant, aged so- years and. 9 months.
MoDONALD.—In Goderich township, on March 14,
Mrs. Wm. McDonald, aged 78 yearn
jAatTalSON.—At her brother's residence, Bayfield,
on March 5, Jane Jamieson, aged 61 years.
Deceased was sister to_. Rev. Geo. Jamieson,
Bayfield.
SMITH.—In Oshawa, on Mareh 15, Ellen Ross,
ale of Mr. John Smith, aged 33 years and 6
menthe.
Births.
MeINTOSII.—In Seaforth, on March 14, the Wife
of Mr. john McIntosh, of a son.
GRIEVES.—In MeKillop, on March 7, the wife of
Mr. Sohn Grieves, of a dan,ghter.
Seaforth, on March 10, the wife of Mr.
Chas. Davis, of a son-
MANTIC/E.—In Seaforth, on Msxc,h 8, the wife of
Mr. Robt.Mattice, of a daughter.
DAWSON.—In Seaforth, on March 18, the wife of
Mr. Dawson, of a sop.
OGLE.—In Tackersmith, on March 9, the wile of
Mn Chas. A. Ogle, of Windsor, of a son.
HUGGITT.—In East Wawanosh, on. March 12,
the wife of Mr. Anthony Huggitt, of a son.
Hallett, on March 13, the wife of Mr.
Jan Barr, Jr., of a aon.
DEWAR.—In Brussels, on larch 11, the wife of
Mr. Jas. Dewar, of a son.
WOODP.0.—In Morris. on Feb. 18, the -wife of Mr.
Wra. Woodro of a son.
FLETCHeeR.—In! Brussele, on March 2, the wife
of Mr. Thos. Fletcher, 4:4 a son.
DE'rLOA.—In Goderich, on March 15, the wife of
Mr. J. C. Detlbr, of a daughter.
THE MARKETS.
SEA.FORTH March 21, 1878.
Fell Wheat 1 10 to 1 13
Spring Wheat, Fife, per bushel. -' 0 95 te 1 00
Spring Wheat, Red Chaff,per bash. 0 90 to 0 92
Oatsper , . ,,, ... . . 0 30 to 0 31
Peas per brothel
0 57 to 0 60
Barley per bushel . ....... 0 40 to 0 43
Batton No. 1, Loots°, trade.-- 0 15 to 0 16
Butter, No. 1, Loose, cash .. . . 0 12 to 0 14
Clover Seed, per bushel.— 4 00 to 4 25
Timothy seed, per buehel2 00 to 2 25
Eggs„ ..... .. . . 0 09 to 009
• Flour, per barrel 00 to 6 50
ReN 9 00 to 10 00
Hides per lb 0 05 to 0 05
Grubby Hides per 100 lbs... ... 4 00
Fallen Hides, per 100 lbs....,..... 8 00
Sheep skins... ... 0 50 to 1 25
Salt (retail)par barrel, ..... 0 75
Salt (wholesale) per barrel , 0 65
Potato, per bushel. - 0 30 te 0 35
Oatmealea. bra ....... 5 00 to 5 50
Wool, per lb........ . . ........... 0 28 to 0 28
Tallow, per lb. 0 064to 0 06:l
Dressed Hogs, per 100 lbs 4 25 to 4 75
Bee.f, in granters, per 100 lbs4 50 to 5 25'
Local Notices.
NEW PRUNEs, 12 pounds for $1 at
ALLEN'S. Dried Peaches, 10 pounds for $1 at
Allen's. Dried Apples, 10 pounds for el at Allen's.
New Raisins,16 pounds for Si at Allen's. Best 50
cent Tea in Town at Allen's. Cheapest Smoking
Tobacco in Town at Allen's. Best Handled Tee
Sets, $2.25, at :Allen's. Best Covered Toilet Sete,
$2, at Allen's. Nice Glassware very cheap at Al-
len's. Flour, Mill Feed, Groceries, olose prices at
Allen's. 534
CIFEIP COTTON.—Who wants a web Of
Factory Cotton? Call at Kidd's Emporium and
gee the Bargains in Factory Cottons that are daily
being carried off; 5,0003 -aids to hand this week,
trona 5 cents per yard up. Inspection respectfully
solicited. THOMAS limn. 529
MESSRS. LUMSDEN WELSON—Gentle-
men : The Condition Powders you induced me to
try have proved to be fully as good as represented.
My horses are thriving much better and gaining
flesh rapidly, THOMAS ROUTER, Con. 14, MC-
Killop. 685
SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS. -11. MORRISON
begs to notify his customers of the arrival of a first
shipment of all kinds of field and garden seeds. As
I have purchasedfrom one of the best and. most re-
liable Houses in the Cotmtry-thePablic can rely on
geting perfectly fresh and genuine Seeds, at bottom
Prices. 586-2
EDWARD °Asia wants to buy Pure
Seeds of the following sorts: Wheat, Oats, Peas
and Baxley, Clover and Timothy Seed. Parties
having good samples to offer please call during en-
suing week. Goderich Street, Seaforth.
NOTE TICIS.—When you are in want of
teas don't forget to call at Roses' family grocery
for a five pound caddie, price from 31,50 up to
84. You can also buy the very best Flour and mill
feed at mill prices delivered aree. 535
GRoCERn prices,
Currants,
Raisins, Rice, Spices, Teas Sugars'&c., at " bottom
prices. Thebest 25 cent. kroorn In town. A three-
quarter pound tin of best Cocoa. Try it. Wst.
HILL & Co. 533
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION.—OUT Con-
dition Powders contain nothing that will injure
the system or necessitate eontinnons 1 eading.—
Lumspeer & WiLsoN, 535
ANOTHER lot of those fine Cape Cod
cranberries, and the best and cheapest canned to-
matoes you ever saw to arrive at ROSE'S Family
Grocery iii a few days. 536-,
CALIFOISNIA Canned Peaches, Pears
Apricots, Plums and Strawberries to be
had at Laidlaw & Farley's, and nowhere else in
Town. 534
Crotraort, Mareh 21, 1878.
Fall W heat, per bushed ' 1 os .g 1 03
Spring Wheat, porbushel... .. . .. 0 93 4 0 95
Oats, per bushelBarley , per bushel. 0 840 0 0 (eit 0 35: .
. ' 0
Peas, per bushel ... 0 67 (a) . 0 60
....... .....
Bpuortkter...... . . ..... _ , .... _ ... . 0 12 aa ' 0 15
Potatoes 485 4 90
aera
0 10 g 010
Hay,per ton .
9 00 (a) 11 00
0 30 een 0 35
Eggs,
—
BLYTH, March 21. 1878.
Tread.well, per bush._ - $1 10 to $1 12
Spring wheat, Red. Chaff,
0 90 to 0 95
Fife and. Clab, 0 95 to
Peas, per bush......... ...... ... a6 to
Barley, per bash 40 to
Oats, per bushel 0 28 to
Pork, per luil lbs 4 00 to
4 60 to
Butter, rolls. per lb
0 11 to
,
Rutter, per lb. tub
Eggs, per doz. 12 to
Rides,0 30o
1° to
Potatoes, per bush
Sheep seins 5 00 to
0 75 to
8 00 to
,
Live Stook Mtsrkets.
ToiLoesro, March 21.—Cattle—Choice
first-class have sold at $4 80 to $5; sec-
ond. class at $4 to $4 25, and third-class
$3 to $3 50. Among the reported ffkles
were the following: Mr. James. Brit-
ton bought one car averaging 1,400 lbs,
at $4 63 live weight; Mr. Reeves, three
cars averaging 1,350 lbs, at $4 50; Jas.
Welsh, two cars averaging 1,200 lbs, at
$1, for locas.1 use; Messrs. Thompson &
0 98
58
4a
080
4 60
5 50-
0 13
13
10
0 35
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
rpENDER S WANTED.—Separate tenders will
-11-- be received up to March 8.th for the erection
of a .Brick Store in Seaforth. Plans and speeilia
cations can be seen at my store. The lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN
KIDD. 6.37*1
Cikeeija REWARD.—A Reward of $20 evill be
(4/4dar given to any person who- will produce such
proof as will convict the party or parties who
broke into my hotel at midnight, oo the 18th of
Feb.,11878. 701IN LEYDEN, McKillop. 5134x4
Ts 0 ! FOR nANITOBA.a-All parties intend
tag to go to Manitoba in the Spring would
find l to their advantage to communicate with
the updersigned, so that advantageous arrange-
ments may be made for fares and freights. WM.
LOGA.N, S t a forth. 5354.
p_
Ay UP.—Mr. Graham 'Williameon having
given up the Plow Business, begs to request
all perties indebted to him either by note or
book acconnt to settle the same at once, if not
they will be placed in other hands for col-
lection. G. WILLIAMSON. 533
QEED POTATOES FROM APPLE.—The sub -
kJ scriber offers for sale at his resider:Me, Town
Plot of Grey, several variteiee of new potatoes,
raised from the apple. I have raised from otie
set 108 potatoep of the best quality. They will
be ready for delivery as soon as the weather will
permit. - Price 25 cents per pound. GEORGE
BIDDLE. 583-13
TO BUILDERS.—Notice is hereby given th at
-I- Sealed Tenders will be received by the sub-
scriber, at his oftlee, Londesboro, up to April 1,
1878, at 2 o'clook P. M., for the erection of a
Brick Parsonage and Frame Stable at Londes-
boro. Firms and specifications can be seen at
the said office. The Trustees do not bind them-
selves to accept the lowest or any tender. JAS.
BR&ITHWAIT E, See. Board of Trustees. 536-2
SEAFORTH DRAYAGE. — The subscribers
having bonght out the Dray Easiness hereto!
fore carried on by Mr. John Campbell, are pre-
pared to attend to the wants ot the residents of
Seaforth in the capacity of drayage, Cartage, &c.,
and respectfully solicit a counnance of the
patronage heretofore extended to Mr. Campbell.
All orders entrusted to them will receive prompt
at '
tention at rapderate charges. Orders can be
left at C. W. Papst's Bookstore, Cardno's Block,
or at Joseph Brownell's Grocery, Dominion
Block. S. BR0WN14LL, N. BROWNELL. 536-6
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CROCKERY AND GLA.SSWARE for sale at
Laidlaw &Farley's. Stock all new and bought at
bottom piece. Call and see our Stock and oar ,
prices. 534
TEAS.—If you want Teas to turn out
as represented. go to Laidlaw& Fairley's, in Card -
no's Block, under the Clock. 634
CHEAP Clover and. Timothy Seed. to
be had at & Fairley's, Cardno's Block,
under the clock. 534
SAP PAILS, Very Cheap, at M. Menai-
SON'S Grocery, Seaforth. 536-2
WESTERN Corn, Oats, Peas, and Mill
Feed of all kinds for sale at Laidlaw & Farley's,
Seaforth. 534
TH E IMPORTED FRENCHI STALLION
.• L
This is to certify that the imported Fronde Per-
-2- oheron "Ohampl!ain," has been im-
ported from France in the yea -of our Lord,
1870, when three years ad, by Jason Per -
regalia Eeq., of Montreal, member of the Agricul-
tural Society of Grignon, in France, and of Ciren-
cester, in England, and other, European Agricul-
tural Institute& Also, Secretary of the Comedian
Commission at the Phila,delphia Exhibition for
the County of Champlain, in the Province of Que-
bec, that on the Ist day of April,_1876, the said
imported French percheron stallion was sold by
the Agricultural Society of the County of Cham-
plain, aforesaid, to the Apiculture' Society of
the County of Arthrtbaska,l and that on this day
the said Agricultural Society of the County of
Arthabaska, sold the said imported Percheron to
Mr. PETER McEV.IEN and JAS. HORTON, of
the County of Huron, Province of Ontario. In
witness whereof we the undersigned have deliver-
ed the foregoing certifioate. Arthabaskaville,
County of Arthabaska, Province of Qaebee. Sign-
ed: A. GAGNUN, President of the Agricultural
Society of the County of Arthebaska, Crown
Land agent and Warden of the said County. B.
Thomaa
a, Vice -President of tho Agricultural So-
eiety of the County of Arthaaaska, Clerk of the
Crown for thelaistrict of Arthabaska. CHAS. J.
PowsaL, A. B., Secretary, Treasurer of the Ag-
ricultural Society of the County of Arthabaeka ,
Deputy Sheriff of said. District of Arthabeska,
Province of Quebec. S. BAMBEATI, Director of
the Agricultural Society of the County of /Alia-
basks, Province of Quebec.
The above named stallion will travel this sea-
son the same route as that travelled by irnporte d
"Enterprise," calling at Reeler, Kippen, Br nce-
field, Seaforth, Cerro. J I &la d Spring Ball.
Re will be at the son. Shows in the
district, when the public' e .5 in and jadge
for themselves. For particulars e Route Bills.
McEWEN & HORTON, Proprietors.
pROPERTY FOR SALE.—For Sale, that eon-
venient and desirable residence on the corner
of High and Market Streets, lately occupied by
Dr. Vercoe. Apply to DR. VERCOE. 488
'ARM FOR SALE.—Being Lot 1, Con. 8, Tuck:
ersmith, containing 100 acres, 75 sores cleared;
the balance good hardwood timber; 80 rods under-
thaiaed ; good orchard; a never -failing creek
runs through the premises. Apply to A. STRONG -
Laud Agent, Seaforth, or on the premises. 536x4
"FaiRM FOR SAT.E.—Lot 23, Con. 4, H. R.
Tuckersmith, containing 100 acres; about 71
acres cleared; the balance good. hardwood. timber.
There is a good frame house, with cellar, and other
outbnildings on the premises; also a good well.
For further particulars apply on the premises, or
if by letter to WM. ROSS, Seaforth P. 0. 5871.4
PRIDE OF ENGLAND.
STOCK FOR SALE.
To STOOK BREEDERS.—For sale, alhorougli-
-2- bred Bull Calf, a yeer old in April. Roan
color. Pedigree produced.. Apply to JAMES
DICKSON, Tnokersmith. 537-4
'WILL CA.T:41' FOR SAE.—For sale, a good
Ball Calf, nearly thoroughbred. Year old on
'April 1; deep red color. Also grade Stainge re
five years old. Cash or credit. SAMUEL SCAR -
LETT, McKillop. 587*4
THE well-known Imported Coach Stallior, ,
a- PRIDE OF ENGLAND, will this year com-
mence his travel ten April 29. He will leave his
own! stable, Con. I, Usborne, on Monday; will
proceed north to Shaffer's hotel, Kippen, for
noon; thence west by way of the town line top
Hill's Green; thence soath two miles and a half I
thence west to ,Zurich at 2: eichert's hotel for the
night. On Tuesday he will be at Ortai hotel,
Dashv,-ood, for noon, and at, Crediton for the
night. On Wednesday will be at Ansa Craig at
eight. On Thursday he will be tit Hodgrionai
hotel, Bern for night. On Friday le will be at
Lucen for nooreand at Moorville for night. On
Saturdrae. he will be at Oke's hotel, Exeter, for
noon, and back at his own stable for night.
ree This horse was imported from England, hes
10 00
•
traveled in the counties of Haien and Perth for
four ears and is consequently well known. Itis
y ,
stock show for themselves. He is, without ex-
ception, ono of the best coaeh horses in Canada.
eONA.THAN CARTER, Proprietor.
JOHN WILLIS, Groom. 537-4
INSOLVENT ACT OF 187,5
AND AMENDING ACTS.
eaTALLION FOR SALE.—The undo reigned
has for sale a first-class Heavy Draught Stal-
lion two years old, got by Honest Sandy. This
colt has had four crosses from imported horses,
all homy drangkt. JAMES CRICH, Lot 80,
Con, 2, Tackersmith. 53744
t JAS. A. DOBBIE and ROBT. CA.RRTE, Plaintiffs,
LUKE BEATTY, Defendant.
A Writ of Attachment has issued in this cauee.
ROBT. GIBBONS) Official Assignee.i
Gonouich, March 12, 1878. 586-2
sMiTE & w
Will open out in a few dapg in that mag
ificent
T
NEWSTORE IN CAMPBELL'SBLOCK,
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE.
AATRalAT AND CLOVER SEED.—The under-
'' signed has for sale at his farm, Lot 20, Con.
8, H. 11.8., Tuckerarnith, a quantity of Red Chaff
Spring- Wheat and Clover Seed, suitable for
seed. Both warranted perfectly clean and free
Irom all foul seeds. ROBERT II. CAR--
NOCHA.N. 5:1641
SEED GRAIN.—The wedersigned has en hand
at his promisee, Lot 29; Con. 5, McKillop, a
quantity of Red Chaff Wheat, Oats, Peas and
Barley suitable for Seed. These grains are war-
ranted perfectly clean and. free frem all foul
seeds. W. A. ANDERSON. 536
WANTED.
,..ITAVE BOLTS WANTED, -400 Cords good
kJ Elm Stave Bolts, 84 in, long, to be delivered
before the lst of Jane next. Price, $2.25 per
cord. GRAY, YOUNG & SPARLING. 53.6
FARM HAND.—Wanted, a middle-aged mar-
ried man, who thoroughly understands farm•
ing and the care of stock. None bat first -chew
meta steady and well recommended, need apply.
Good wages given. EDWIN C. K. DAVIES,
llenfryn P. O. 651
PERSONAL
WITH A SPLENDID STOCK 0
1878
1878
DUNCANI & DUNCAN'S, SEAFORTH,
NEW DRY GOODS, STAPLE and FANCY.1 IMPORTER,S OF DRY GOODS, '&c.
THEY HAVE BOUGHT flERY LOW,
And propose offering the people of leaforth and vicinity BARGAINS.
GOODSNEW AND FA
HIONABLE.
FULL PARTICULARS NEXT NV EK.
1878.
SPRING.
_
spPor_Aa.,
ARRIVING, A MAGNIFICENT ST
OK OF
1878.
MEN'S AN:D -BOYS' FIELT HATS,
BABY FOR ADO OTION.—A fine healthy male
child, 14 mortbs o1d No fear of child being
reclaimed. For further particulars address VIL-
LAGE CLERK, Brussels P. 0. Clerk's Office, I
Bruseels, Feb. 27, 1878. 534 '
(1A_UTIbla.—The pablie are hereby cautioned
a-/ not.to give credit to any person in my name,
as I will not be answerable for any accounta con-
tracted -without my consent. MRS. ARCHI-
BALD ,McDONALD, 94h Concession, Tacker -
smith. ' 535x4
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
Tronsas TO RENT OR TO SELL.—Appiy
-1-1- to EDWARD CASH, Goderich Street, Sea -
forth. 586
LOST OR FOUND.
M ON E Y FOUND. -1 sum of money was lately
I'LL found on the Northern Gravel Road. The
loser will hear of it by applying at the EXPOSI-
TOR Office, Seaforth. 535
• STOCK—RatSALE:
-
HORSES FOSALE—Two working Horses.
R Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply at the
Soaforth Marble Works. 582
TNSOLVENT ACT 01 1875 and AMENDMENTS.
-a —In the matter of ANDREW WHITELAW
and JAMES MORE, as partnere in business, and
Of ANDREW WHITELAW individually, Insol-
vents. Notice is hereby given that ender and by
virtue of the powers vested in me as assignee of
the estate and effects of the above-named insol-
vents,' I will offer for. sale by Public Auction, on
the premises, in the Town of Seaforth, on Satur-
day; the 27th of April, 1878. at the hoar of -1
o'clock in .the afternoon, all the right, title and
interest of tae Insolvents, or either of them, and
of myself as such assignee, in and to, all and sin-
gular those certain parcels and tracts of land and
premises, sitnato, lying and being in the Town of
Seaforth,Connty of Huron and Province of Onta-
rio, and which said parcels or tracts of land are
numbered and designeted a.3 follows: Lots Nes.
34, 85, 36, and 63, 64, 65, as shown on a plan
Made for Dr. T. T. Coleman of part of said town,
and registered, containing by a dmeasuremeut one
acre and ono -fifth of an acre, be the same more or
lees, subject to a mortgage in favor of Dr. Cole-
man for the sum of $1,894, interest included.
Also a mortgage in favor of the Consolidated
Bank for the sum of $1,600. There are on the
premises the build'nga lmown as the Huron
Foundry and Maehi e Shop, consisting of a two-
- story Frame Build* g, 36x50 feet, a one-story
Frame Building, 3660 feet; also a Boiler ROLM
and a Cupola House; a 15 -horsepower Engine
and -Boiler ; also Screw Cutting Lathe, Bull
Lathe, Iron Planer, Vei tical Dill, Bolt Cutter,
and sundry tools for woodworking ; Blaeksmith
tools, Moulder's tools, a large number of patterns
and flasks, lumber, a lot of castings and imple-
ments, as per schedule; First—The land, Bala-
ings, 8,nd. fixed Machinery will be sold in one
Second—All other Machinery, Tools, Patterns,
Flasks, &c., in connection with the working of
the foundry, in one lot ; Third—The Stock and
Implements, iix one or separate lots, to suit par -
chasers. The Town of Seaferth is the centre of
a large and prosperous agricultural dist] ict, and
has a Dominion wide reputation for business,
. and the above sale presents a rare chance for a
pushing man to engage in the manufacture of
implements, immense ntun.bers of wh ;eh are sold
here every season. The terms and conditions of
sale of the real estate and machinery will be
made known on the day of sale. For implements
and stock—All sums of $25 and under, cash ; over
that amount to be sezured by note bearing in-
terest at 8 per cent., with approved endorsers.
For further particulars apply to ADA M G-ReeY,
Assignee for Estate, Seaforth, Ontario.
SEAFORTH, Mardi 19, 1818. 537
IN ALL THE NEW -STYLES.
GENTS'- 1NHITE DRESS SHIRT.
GENTS' FANCY REGATTA SHIRTS.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OP
TWEEDS SUITABLE FOR- SPRING WEAR.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
SEAFORTH, March 21, 1878.
WADDELL & CO.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LION.
1
SPRING.
1878.
In returning my sincere thanks to my customers for past Wore, I have now
mnch pleasure in informing them that my stock is aow complete for the Spring
Trate, and Goods are Cheaper this season than ever before. I have secured several '
cheap lines in Dress Goods, and would ask ens omen to look at my 150 Goods.
1
Black Lustres from lite to 75e per yard—extra good value at 200, 250 and 80e.
Black and Colored Silks, Cheap. A capital line o 9 olored Silks in Navy Blue, Leaf
Brown, Fawn, Drab and Blue. Bleak Cashmere' from 600 to $1.60 per yard.
Black Cords, Black Paramattas, &o., ler Mourningl Dreams. A large stock of
Print e to select from, in all Styles and prices. Shirtiags, Denim, Duets, Tickings,
&e. Special value in White Cottone, both English mid American. Table Linen?,
Towels, Towelling; Table Naakins, &c. Nice styles ini Lace Curtains and Curtain
- Net& Ladies' Ties, Scarfs, nor:sets, Gloves, &o. Tweeds and Coatings—we are
showing a large stook and Good Value. Parties want ng a Good Fitting Suit please
call and see our Goods. Good Fits guaranteed or n1 sale. Hats and Caps, Ties,
Braces, Shirts, &c. GROCF.RIES—Extra value in 504 Tea. A oall solicited.
IMSON.
EARLY PRING GOODS.
The Following are a Few of our New Goods, which
have Arrived,,and at Extraordinary Low Prices,'
NEW DRESS dOODS, LUSTRES AND CORDS. FULL
STOCK OF BLACK JOASHMERE.
IMPORTANT TO HOySEKEEPERS.
Now thatlhe time for house cleaning is approaching, you would do well to look over our list of
Goods, some of which yon may find useful at such an interesting season:
FURNITURE 'CREAM,
A very excellent preparation for Cleaning and Polishing Furniture. Does not gam or make the
Farnitnre sticky. and may be used upon the finest Piano, giving a quick and easy polish, thereby
saving a great amotuit of labor.
13 T3 GI- 1"-" CD S CD 1\T ,
Dead Shot, warranted to do justice at the expense of the Bugs.
300 PIECES NEW PRINT IN ASHTON'S, HOYLE'S,
AND MONAUGHTON & TOM'S, ALL NEW, FROM
CENTS P. MOURNING PRINTS, BROWN HOLLANDS,
SILK. TIES AND RIBBONS:
50 PIECES CANADIAN TWEEDS, NEW. NOW IS
THE TIME TO GET A FIRST-CLASS SUIT, GOT UP IN
GOOD STYLE PY ONE OF THE BEST CUTTERS IN THE
COUNTY.
WHITEWASH BRUSHES,
SCRUBBING BRUSHES,
STOVE BRUSHES,
WHITING BRUSHES,
STOVE LEAD,
STOVE PIPE VARNISH,
DISINFECTING POWDERS :AND SOLUTIONS,
SILVER SOAP,
And Soothing Syrup to keep husbands quiet till the house cleaning is over. Besides a great many
other articles that we cannot here enumerate. Drage, Chemical Medicines Dye Stuffs, Perfumery,
Toilet Articles; a full arid complet•e stock se usual.
Prescriptions filled with the utmost care and accuracy by tae proprietors.
HICKSON & BLEASDELL, Seaforth.
20 PIECES NEW WORSTED COATINGS, BLACK
AND BLUE.
100 PIECES BLEACHED COTTON IN AMERICAN
AND ENGLISH. 5 -BALES FACTORY COTTON, AMER'''.
CAN 4rs1D CANADIAN. SPECIAL LINES ARRIVNG
EVERY WEEK WHICH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.
'BALANCE OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS WILL BE
CLEARED OUT AT COST.
HEAVY DRESS GOOD$, GLOUDS AND SQUARES,
MEN'S MUFFLERS, SHIRTINGS—PLAIN AND CHECKED,
WHITE BLANKETS, HORSE BLANKETS, &O.
LADIES' FURS, BALANCE OF MILUNERY VVILL BE
SOLD A4" HALF PRICE, MEN'S FUR CAPS, SEAL AND'-
,
VVITN EY. CAPS.
CUSTOMERS CAN GET A BARGAIN IN ALL LINES
OF BOOTSISANp SHOES. THE STOCK IS NOW FAIRLY
ASSdRTED.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF GROCERIES ALWAYS ON
HAND. SPECIAL VALUE IN FIVE POUND CADDIES OF
YOUNG HYSON TEA.
A 1\T D X _A. M 1 IT
DUNCAN 8/. 'DUNCAN, SEAFORTPI