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Taylor with the.
severly but ea
tat., one the
Ricbard Bisftta
f awhich armee
igo, was buried ill
-fexeter, laws
TRione.
land Allan Camp -
e brought before
ter. charged with
:le Canada Cone.
eTE? fined $2 and
50 COStN.,
b ase ball match
number of mug
ith concession of
we led by ca,ptains
II. McCutcheott.
, score of 41 to
'le late Mr. R. D.:
lentellv drowned
n, ediior of the
a fides fouud
illy in the lake,
-
VirarS brought
;
• Se' Davis, j„
one or
a are; carape
in
the Maitland',
They have all,
and. come to
replenish their
congregation of.
rkton, Usborne,
r by Mr. Gracey,
Rev. A. Stewart.
eeeer, we believe,
ton. This makes,
as been extended
yIor, who for the
A'sided, over School
S been offeredand
ion of teacher in
a of the Clinton
:raylor is an ex -
lig man, and We
ss.
ast, a young led!
At..,fe‘ a son of
kt Wawanosh,had
etk his thigh. It
tempting to jump
a little comrade e
him to fall, and re-
nb. .
the steamer Mani -
70,/ n nonites on
.Atauitoba. They
anent of Samara
nd have been five
They are a very
Tle and will bean
iiiugpepulation of
;or, T: Wilkinson
rris and Hullett,
amid a few days t.
i been visiting the
; they were ae-
tntry by an Eng -
es going into the
urday Mr. R. Car-,
Led from the old
eion Sons of Tem -
officers were elect -
later : Brothers 0.
Tindall, R. -Scribe;
ribe; H. Fogal,F.
Sr., Treasurer; A.
;11. NVarner,Con- •,
kssistant Conduct -
'Sentinel ; D. Me-
; R. Rupp,
corner tone of
koh, Bellmore, took
inst. A number
,kers were present,
'roxeter officiating.
rner stone of the,
k place on the 4th
3Ponne111, M. P., of
inner was given in
. Several eminent
torse beleaging •to
East Wawertosh,
Lon, it is supposed,
the heat; While
1.1ase Linefor the
t, a carriage con-
tker •and Sister, of
vas met, when his
1 wheeling- around,
r in a ditch, break-
.
eccupants- escaped
e 25tb, some good
ine was performed
isai(eu, Usborae, on.
He,with
Uchards, T. Lam..
A. Powell, and one
e,LI. six acres in 1.2
!„-as Well done. If
s. Mr. Balkwill is
he ground with him;
ilea think they can
weuld confer a fa -
Med gentleman by
aaenes.
,ef last week, Mr. 3.
sold to Mr. MC -
7 head of fat' cattle
he beam at an aver -
each.' He real -
f4.65 per cwt. On
a span at three -
its to Mr. Swener-
-.521te alley were
i,re it is said there
item: From there
he fall, for which
etaltt.
of last week says:
y peddlers, with a
ted to be victimiz-
vicinity of Moles -
a: who is foolish
hese sharpers de-
All.the honest
ere ceer were any)
-witext a mare
ellise's, and Wishes
goods from Man -
point, and spins
pet your dog on
Sig him !"
;ranee Na. 27, mai
,)titeeit's Hotel, 031
esder took the chair
R tartar not having
epen6d in due
vaned bv the See -
,e • .•
fre int fourteen sub-
,
nswered . to their
teber of members
gcountry was also -
en e 60 or 70 males.
Meeting were read
(e Grange adjourn -
dinner the Master
imiderable ismount
Lee on different sub -
&tests of the Grange.
hisresiguation as
ethical. Grange, and
IJY 12)
Bret,
eshe
inx
Bla0
mee
at 1
eufficieut reason. for, 'iesigning.
'er Robert Currie, of East Wa,wan-
as eleoted as delegate= to the Do-
n Grange in room of Brother
. The Grange then ad'ourned to
in Brussels ten the lith of October
m. in the Queen's hot 1, .
raeetingwas held. iu t e Belmore
all on Saturday, the 29th ta for the
Se of taking into consid ration the
ability of erecting a o eese and.
r factory in that neigh. orhood, at
• it WAS- unanimously a eed that
• ,ations be made at one for a face
sv.hich will berun on • the joint
principle. The capital stock was
at $2,500. The amou etof each
§:Is)) and each shareb,oi er limited
e in number. ,A. site as offered
r. WI13. Auderson and ae epted,and
-sexy arrangeraents e for, the ,
-ering ef the enterprise. •
, ittle 'Oinarhy BleEwin &Owl 7, -
sonf are, Hagla lafcEwing„
-
stonj and 'well-known to m ny of our
read rs,weat with his father n Dcanins
son »ay to Southampton." immy wath;
miss a by his affectionate pa'ent, when,
the raia,sta,rted for home. be father
km& 7ing him to be an old -fa hioned.
.•uffea,' came- on without 'him, but
wire' the authorities to hunt hina up,
and hame... Next day he was,
forme with a ccImpanion -of about his
own. age seeing the sights,' pe feetly ser-
ene. .NVhen. ae4ed if,.he was
erst said he thought
long way from here.a. He
,care of, and sent home next
7 Mr..janaes Carrick, of t
cess 'on, Hay, who has one of
&pia 'es in the cpunty, hs
very prohfic stack of bees. Commen
Italians,
limb of
has now,
e in. their
'yes. This
-
a swarne
Tung_ bees
honey,ainoud., Ar -
o
An-
n 17 dails,
inereas.e at
ming. year,
bea great-
rm.
aelti
but
whirl
prep
tory,
stem
ftx
altar
ato fi
byii
iteee
fur
ing the teaching staff, s the Work to be
done he e. is too var ed in character,
0.11000 large in amolant, to be 'under-
takeu by three men. I The Truitasaare„
I believe, prepared to do what is! nec-
essary. It is to he regretted, in view of
the fact that so melt purely country
t. the county re-
ny to the °school,
treat with Elgin, -
omas school no
ear.
work is (lone here, th
fuses to give pe
This is in marked eo
which giy the St.
less than 1,300 this
Birtr.
Usborne, on Italy 4; the wife of Mr.
Willita Dinnirt, jr., of on.
CUMMING.-In Thekersanith, on.anly 6, tho wife of
Mr. James Cumming
BROWN -In Seaforth,
• 11. Bre wn, of a (laugh
.-In Tuckersmith,
Mr. AUx. Yule, of a da
f a daughter.
'July 4, the wife of Mr.
r._ .
July 6, the wife of
ghter.
Marri ges.
BOLAND--licKAY.L-At
Kippeu, on July 1,
Mr. James Boland, of
eldest laughter Vlt
o
MITCHE'LL-PARKER.
bride 'a grandmother,
-Rev. J. G. Fallis, (sf
ehell utationer *c,, of
Parker, of Si. Marys.
JA,CICSON -CRAWFOR
-
the aide's' father, L
by r-,4 v. H. 'Cameron
' Eton. all, to Jenniei do,
• Esq. of Tuckers:111th,
KEISNEDY - STUART)
July 6 by Rev. J. 0 "
nedy, of South E
Stuazi.., of West
m
om Pal- ! •
he wae a
was taken
day.
e 4th cone -
the larges
eveloped.
mg •th a eityarm of blac
hih were taken from the
tree some three 3, -ears ago, h
t e result of skill and c
martagementoia less than 32
season, a Strong hive sent o
of b es, and in 15 days the
file a hive wi h new combs
said then starte out a, new
oth r performed a like ,feat
andi should the continue to
the present rat during the c
Cairick wi 1 find there t
sburce of pre t than the f
-The barn aising on the premises of
Donald. MeInt e, at Lochi lsh, in the
township of A_ hfield, last eek was a
very exciting e air. There were pres-
ent, about 100 ea en, and po itics being
introduced, a 1`. efornaer eug ested that
they should ch ose sides a. d that the
Conservatives ring. forWar their cane
didate against 1111i..Blake. ter refuS-
lug the " Chieftain " and M . Shaw, the
To ies pitted Dr. Tupper. 0aainst the
cioce of theReformers. A er the vote
the parties were found abou equally {li-
vid (1 and they set to. work, the result
bijig that the Blake party had their
sidij of the building up and their supper
partaken of before the Tories had their
sid4 finished,.
On Dominion day, 'Grace Dealing,'
,
a, relining mare owned by Mr.john Hun-
terof Usborne, although not competing
• in the races,made things pretty lively on
Exeter coarSe for. a while. Mr. Hunter
ha.41 just got i to the buggy, and was
,wa Wag for anther man to get in when
•thq mare mad4 a sudden start, and. Mr.'
II ter gave lier a jerk, which caused.
. her to kick faioiisiy. • She became un-
ina,na,aea,ble, WIlieu Mr, Hunter quickly
Va ate% the ciji.rriage, and. the animal
co tinued. kic-14ing until the shafts and
bu gy were s prated. She -sent the
sh ts, which ere still attached to her,
fl• ngin.thea4xateverykiok. She ran
ti ough the cijowd. of spectators, mak-
i.t the shafts to swing past some of
th ir heads with the swiftness of light-
, causing he people to scatter in all
ections. S me .orte got hold. of the -
infuriated an' al once, but the angry
steed wa not to be so easily stopped,
and slier gain dher freedom and clear-
ed the ra ng vhich encloses the track,
rah out cf the gate at the south side,
and made str ght for hom , where she
arrived hortl§ after with s re heels.
I
e Presbyterian Manse,
y Rev. 1.1.r. Cameron,
Tavistock, tO Annie,
McKay, Esq., of Tuck-
t,the residence of the
. Marys, on July 1, by
alton, Mr. Harry Mit-
'eaforth, to Miss Bella,
-It the residence of
don Road, on July 1,
Mr. S. 0. Jackson, of
'hter of John Crawford,
At the Parsonage, on
allis, Mr. W. Aaron Keii-
thope; to Miss Elizabetils
rut.
aths.
EAKET.-r-At Lakele , on June 28, Mr. "Win.
Eak t, aged 35,ye9rs.
1 0
5
Perth Items.
Rey. Mr. Christophers n, is now
lo atedeu Mitchell, as pa, tor of the
Cnada Methcdist Church.
-Mr. Wm.Edwards', o • Mitchell,
h a early pota,toes readaNfothe table.
o the 1st of julya Not b (I. for On -
trio..' • - ,
-Mr. john Rollinson, .
fell forty feet 6 the botto&
was assisting in digging.
but not seriott ly. .
!---A lad. na, ed. Williams
p oy of nes rs. Flagg
'tchellahad ne of his fl
ojf, and., tivo o hers' badly la
I
a shaper.
-Messrs. i&idrew and P
of St. Marys, 1iave gone.to
a large Mirnbe of sheep an
s ock. They i tend to go
e to stock raising on the pr
-Fullarton cAteese facto
?lout ,1,700 pc nds of elle
quite an incr ase over la
tb.oug]i chees sells at a
garmers find that it pays
blutter.
, -The Lone Stars, of Ful
O viatorious in two separa
O gag/et:cents 1 st week, bett
awks,!. of vonbank, on
ay, and the ilver Leafs,
ile, a day or two after.
-Mr. W. McNeil, of
one to_Britisl. Cohlmbia„
ecu engagecl by the. Main
tompanv of British C-olu
i tend ills erection and .
heir inills, etc.
-A disastrous fire took
27t11 ult.; at Wallaceville,
TOwnship, resulting in th
.0f a dwelling house and st
a large quantity of hay; th
William Speers. The hou
ied by an old couple by t
ollingshead„lwho lost all
old furniture„provisions,
verythine,
• -A little gr named Ma
ea of Stratfo d, had for
• ast been in thq habit of st
ora persons' li uses and
0 prktsons in anther part
hief Wilson found her o
ay, and punished her by
et the plants back whi
old and return them to
canters.
'
+-The report ofSt.
Sebool, recently 'liven 1
Alarling is quite fia,bitering
ers.of that institution. H
der Very good,. This is a
there is a large Universi
good work is doing in all
runts. 1 have called the
the Trustees to the necessi
A
Loca, Notices'.
PA.ars gREEN kir killing Potato Bugs
am ewe Hsu. HICKSON & BLEASDELL° 552
ILL and see onr laage stock of Solid
grJern Fruit Jar. P 'co low. LAIDLAW &
FAIRLEY Central Or( 'tore, Cardno's Block,
Seaforth 550:2
Pliln :.0 NOTICE
Remove(' hi Groee
Whitney's Block, ne
and will be happy to Isee t
many new ones. 652
Bul" ER WANTED.
is prepared to pay cash for
ter, in pais or Whs.' None
will be 'sought. Apt, to,
at Hickson & Bleasde 'a Dr
NEW FBUITS.--1-011
new pot toes, green peas, c
vegetables Of every jkiud,-
strawba.ries, red currants,
apples, peaches, ehers ies, a
ties at lowest prices. R. L
Mamma es Turnip. 552
THl OTEATEST plac
jars is at WILSON & YOUICO s. Prices for the best
jem jars with solid rings, i. for half gallon $1.95 -,
and for ivart l.25 per doz( n. Groekery and glass-
ware ehe r house in Town, and
the best
in Wes
best seS1
town, a a are determined I
anybou e in the trade, hay ng bought a large stock
of sugcc before the advanc they are in a position '
to give heir numerous etas omeli an advantage in
price th" t other honses c lot. Their stock of
new tea, tobaccos, fruits, soaps, flour and feed,
hams, b con, &c., &c., is rat class and will he
• sold at irices to suit tile t' • es. Call and examine
before nrchasing elsewh n. The highest price
paid fo good butter and gs. 552
LLIAM ALLEN -hasr
Shop No. 3, in 'Mrs..
mnsden's Drug Store,
his old friends and
The undersigned
ood Sweet Yellow Bu t-
ut the best of Butter
ickson .& Robertson,
ig Store, Seaforth.' 546
and daily, prime
ulifiowers and garden
od- and fresh. Also
lack currants, harvest
d various other Tarie-
GAN & CO., Sign of the
• to buy your.frait
.11r thtua any oth
selection of . goods t • be found in any house
rn Canada. 652 .
ON 8.: YOUNG h ve the largest ttad
eted stock of ire.. n lethally groceries in
ot to be undersold by
wiLuAm.
wiLLIAm
MAIN STR
• MAIN STR
•MAIN-STR
FAR Wh
pring
pring heat,Red Chaff,per bush 0 80 to, 0 82
atape: 0 -80 to 0,81
eas per bushel
.... 0 55 to 057
Barley p r bushel. 0 35 to 0 45
THE MARKETS.
• . i --AT-
,EiipRTII, July 11, 1878.
it
Theat,Fife, per bushel..'
. 0 90 to, 090
. 0 85 to 0 87
utter, No. 1, Loose. 0 10 to 0 12
0 10 to 0 10
r barrel. : • 5 00 to 6 50
8 00: to 900
oF b • • • • • , . .•; ... .... - : 0 051 to- 005
rubbY_ Rides er 100 lis
Flour, pi
Hay.
Hides,
-400
alien liler, per 100 lbs.. 3 0 F
heep s ez4 .. . 0 50 to 1 25 ancy.
<,
0 76
0 22 <
alt (ro :sal) per barrel, 0 21 to JoARGAIIS S., in Prints, Dark and Light.
HILL &
HILL &
HILL &
TH
06.1
Co.,
CO.,
ET, SEAFORTbfl.
T, SEA.FOR1CH.
T, SE &FORTH-
RECilVED 1:11I WEEK
RECEIVED THIS WEEK
RECEIVED THIS 'W E
AT W. HILL & CO.'S
, AT W. RILL & CO.'S
; AT W. HILL & CO.'S!
ONE BALE OF SARGENT'S
ONE BALE OF SARGENT';
ONE BALE OF SARGENT'S
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
COTTON YARN,
,00 TON YARN,
COTTONY
Gil ZED TICKET.
GI.AZED TICKET. ,
GLAZED TICKET. I
• HAVING- BOUGHT THIS N
HAVING BOUGHT THIS Is,
HAVING BOIGHT THIS N
•
RAND
BRAND
BRAND
DER VALUE
U
MMCI UNDER VAL E
I 1V1 GH UNDER ALU
WE RE ENABLED 0
WE RE ENABLED 0
• WE ARE ENABLED 0
OFFER IT TO OUR OUST MERS
OFFER IT TO OUR, OUST NIERS
OFFER IT TO OUR OUST MERS
AT -WHOLESALE PRI ES.
AN WHOLESALE PRI ES.
AT WHOLESALE- PR•I ES.
11
RN
TED
TED
TED
E HURON EXPOSITOLR.
WILLIAM, HILL & 00.
MAIN STI4EET, SEAFO TH.
HOP' TITI-s
GRIEAT. OFFE
n
THE GOL EN LION
•,.,„„„}
_
B
MR. R. JAMIESON
Having this week gtarted for
Glasgow to buy his Fall and
Winter Stock, begs to announce
that during his Absence, his
Large Stock so
SUMMER' GOOD
Consisting of Onstre and Linen.
Coats and VeOts. Oxford and
Regatta Shirts will be sold
at Greatly Re need Prices.
• A LOT OF REMNANTS
•
In Prints, Dreisti Goods. Win-
ceys, Flannels, (tc., will be sold
very cheap.
ALL THEE GOODS
Must be O1earI Out so as to
• make room folri New Stock, so
that
IN
C3-00138
M
1 HOFFAN BROTHER
. 1
dHEAP CASH STORE,
1
SEA FORSH - ONTARIO.
• ,
•
BARGAIN in Dress Goods, Plain and
Salt (w olosale)per barrel........ 0 66
Potatoe per bushel • 0 35 to 0 40 BARGAINS in Miislins, • White. and.
Abmoa brl. Colored.
0 2 50 to 2 76
Wool, p r ..... 0 21 to 022
Tallow, peilb 0 064to 0 06
Beef, in quarters, per 100 lbs.: e 4 60 to 5 25.i
aranrox, July 11, 1878.
Fall W oat, per ba hel. 090 (0 095
Spring heat, porblashel 0 80 @ 0 85
Oats, psr brishel 029 @ 030
er bushel C @ 045
Peas, pr bushel 0158 @ 0 61 BARGAINS in Colored Lustr
GREAT BARGAINS.
Can be had a the Golden Lion
during the Su mer.
R. .JA,. IESON,
SEA 'ObRTH.
Sign of the Golden Lion.
THE GREAT 'dLEARING SALE
OF
SUMMER ,GOODS
IS NO GOING ON
.A.111 120M1\01-11178-
-BANKRUPT STOCKS NOWHEREFI
BARGAINS in Grenadines, and
Fancy. ;
BARGAINS in Black Lustres, Blue and.&)
•Jet
Clover eed, per -----------butel... 3 50 ig 4 00 New ghades.
PhSee per us e 1 60 @ - 2 25 •
[Cutter. . ... . ... ...... ........ 0 10 (4 011
Pork.. _ 4 50 Cl 5 00
Potatoo „0 50 (!_te 0 60
ay,pe to 9 op @10 00
0 19 @ 0 10
lggs-
r-11 r nto IButter Market: .
The tr d.e is dull. The shipping de-
f Mitchell, mend
of a,avell he of no
e was hurt
in the ena-
Vrooman,
gers 'taken
Grated. with • Uri
Sales,
nomin
tubs,
far su
10
ter Nichol, at 71e
ansas with LIT
other good. ' thous
extensively 8c • 6,
fries, • bailie,
6
is reeking qc
te
se per day, dull.
t year, al- 40"1
low figure. factor
as entir ly fallen off ; we hear
lines. • Quotations , are purely
1 t for ound. rolls 13c to 150;
c o 10c or good, and 10)56 to 12c
er or.
Cheese Markets.
a, N. Y., July 9. -Cheese dull.
11 287 boxes ;5;000 commissioned,
Sc: average,
Fiees, . Y., July 9. -Ten
to
LEso
$
7,
etter than Three
white,
freely
the Pa
fectin
arton, ca,me
e base ball
ing the Mo- •
Dominion
of Sebring-
itchell, has
here he has,
at Milling
bia to super -
running of
lace on the
in Wallace
destruction
•lee, besides
property ofl
e 00C11- I
e name of
heir house -
c., in. fact,
.A.mi War -
.some time
piing pla,nts
ening them
f the town.
t the other
making her
h shebad.
he rightful
arys High
y Inspector
o th.e teach -
says: "Or -
fine school;
y class, and
the depart -
attention of
y of increas-
1
all the
BARGAINS in Hosiery, Cot on and ,
Merino.
•
BARGAINS in Corsets, all Lea
• ing Makes.
BARGAINS in G-'1oves, Kid
Lace. e
BARGAINS in Men's Hate,
Straw.
BARGAINS in Boys' Hats,
. Straw.
la
isle aid
No Threadbare,; Time Worn, Moth—
Eaten, .Rotten, Rubbish at Denes.
All New Goolds, and
LOOK AT THE PRICES
Wide English Prints'8 cents.
Beat Ashton's ,and Hoyle's Prints, 10
cents toll cents. •
Good Cottons, 51cents per yard.
Straw Goods, welare almost giving away.
Ladies' Linen Costumes, $1 75.
AND THE WHOLE STOCK GOING
AT JUST SUCH. PRICES.
BARGAIN'S in Flannels, both
White,
BARGAINS in Shirtings,
factory` offered; 1,500 Sold at Cotton.
at 74; 1,000 at 7ic ; and the
00:omissi0n ; 700 d6.iry sold. bet
b.- Butter, 14c to 15c; very
eathe hot. •!
•er, July 1Q. -Twenty-three
o -day registered- 6,966 boxes.
load sold at $8.12, mostly
a eitrEime price: : Offers were
o de of tic to Sic. The heat of
t welve, days is materially ,aft
t e cheese_in stock. i
oc Dsi oca, !illy .10.--0-Ten factories
re on the Board 2,255 boies last
make, no sales reported, 8c
ng freely offered and. refused.
present: Messrs.' Heatley,
or ; Grant, Simmister ; McDon-
d inley, Ingersoll.
rea st
iia -1
to ne be
Bitter
Brant
aid tl;
• e
Li e Stook Markets.
claire, 4.5 ,, s cond.-class, P.75 to $4 ;
TOE , 11: --Cattle First-
third- las, to $3,25. Sheep--First-
class,-4 t $5; seomad-claSa, $3 to $3.50;
thir- las, $2.501. to $2.75. Lambs--
There was a demand for this class. First-.
class, $3.50 to $4 ; seconds -class, 53 to
53.25 ; third-class, $2 to $2.50:
head
ing tilh
to5-c
Craig
nto,
o ala
steers
oxen
10 otl
each,
choic
other
from
grass
made
$3,50
hogs
load
per 1
TREAT:, Jnly 9, 1878. -About 100
f cattle sold on this intact dur-
week at priceseranging from 4.ic
per lb. Mr: McIntyre, of Ailsa
sold 21 superior cattle ai $56 each,
ut 41e per Ib; H,'Kelly,ef To -
sold. 11 choice steers for $64 each,
.ut 50 per lb : he also sold 4 other
for $190. V. Bitching sold 5 large
or $430, or about' 41c per lbe and
er cattle at an average (4 $47
or 4ic per /13. 'Wm. Head. eold 3
steers at 42o per lb, and about
cattle at froth $30' to $45 each, or
io to 4Q per lb., -A.good Many•
fed cattle were offered and. sales
pretty freely at from 02.15 to
per -100 lbs. The price of Chicago
s 50 per Ib; F. Shields sold a, car -
f softhogs at from $4.25 to $4.50
0 tbs. .
BARGAINS in . Tickings,
Straw.
BARGAIN'S in White Cotton
and American. •
:BARGAINS in Factory Cottlms,, Amer:
ican aid Canadian.
Felt .and '
elt and I
Red Id
ool and
tber aid
EngliSh,
BARGAINS in Millinery!, ancl in fact-
, _everything it the ' Dry Gods Line
will be offered at Bargains in order
to keep the Stock well ass rted.
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New Goods are Opened Out
ve)w' Week al
HOFFMAN BROT1ER01
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Ch,eap Cash Store
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CARDNO'S BLOCK,SEArORTH.
N. Be -A Full Stock of ButteriaVs Relia,ble
Patterns, for all kinds of Ladies', Misses', Boys',
and1:ittle Children's Garneents et Qatalogrus
Price
.; A- BARGE QUANTITY
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PURE PARIS PARIS OREEN
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ROBERTS' DRUG
ALSO AGENT FO
Mrs. Weston's Liver dicine,
A Sure Cure foi Billiousness,
• Headache, 86c.
PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
S1rORE.
DA.RM FOR SALE. -For Sale a :splendid farm
J: of 100 acres, composed of Lot o. 21, in Me
12th concession ' of the Townshi of H ett.
Terms easy. „ Apply to C11ARLE MORR e W
Box 51, Clinton P. 0.
If -it is an Object to you to get
heap Goods,
Go TO DENT'S VOR THEM,
As he is Bound to Make a Clearance.
WILLIAM HILL & 00.,
BRUCEFIELD.
CHEAPEST CREy 'COITTONS.
CHEANST WHITE ciOTTONS,
CHEAPiST pucKs.1
CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST
THE CO
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MORE NEW GOODS THIS liStEEK
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DUNCAN 84 DUNCAN'S, SEAFORTH.
DENIMS.
PRINTS.
DRESS GOODS.,
BOOTS AND SHOES:
GROCERIES.
GENERAL STOCK IN
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WILLIAM HILL & Co.,
BRUCEFIELD.
DON'T FAIL TO SECURE SOME OF THE BARGAIN'S.
OUR STOCK OF DRESS MATE 1ALS
FOR SUMMER WEAR IS NOW COMPLETELY ASSORTE. BLACK
GRENADINES IN IRON, PLAIN AND LACE CHECKS .1 COSTUME
LINENS IN ALL THE DIFFERENT' MAKES, PLAIN AND IT SSO, AND,
KNICKERBOCKER AND CHECKS.
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ANOTHER 1
CENT. BEL
TIFUL STRI
IN CHANCERY -IN CHAMBERS - THURS-
DAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE, A. D. 1878.
Between James Henderson and Ames
Henderson, P661714'8, ancl. Thomas
Defe74ams.
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TTPON he applibation of the above-named
Plai tiffs, and upon hearing read the affida-
vits of Elixies Henderson, William Bain Pcarth
and Martin' Lynch, it is Ordered that the De-
fendant do on -or before the Thirtieth day of
September next, answer or demtirto, th,e bill of
complaint in this cause. '
R. P. STEPHENS, Referee.
The Defendant's answer is to be filed at the
Office of the Clerk of Records, and Writs at Os-
goode Hall, in the. eity of Toronto. If the De-
fendant fails to answer or demur on or before the
time above limited „ he is to be subjeet to have
such decree or order made against him as the
Opurt may think just upon. the Plaintiff's own
showing. The Bill of Complaint in thisPeause is
filed by Messieurs; McCarthy, Hoskin, Plumb &
Creelman, of the City of Toronto, in the County
of York, Solicitors for the Plaintiff. 553
SACRAIVIENTAL WINE
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PURE gRAPE WINE
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SACRAMENTAL AND MEDI-
CINAL PURPOSES
-AT-
LUMSDEN & WILSON'S,
T ARRIVED THIS WE
ASE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL WHITE, PI4U
W REGULAR PRICES. FOURTH LOT OF
E SILKS, NOW SELLING AT 25 CENTS PER
K,
S, 25 PER
SE BEAU -
ARO:
Plain ustres, Brilliantines, Melanges, Cash-
meres and De Beiges,
A FULL 'ASSORTMENT OF DRESS TRIMMINGS;
SIElVd 3NIflN3p
SILK FRIN ES, GALLOON AND GRENA INE BRAIDS. FORTY DOZEN
COMETS I ALL THE NEWEST MAK S.
• TO 1-xAND TO -DAY, A COMPLETE LINE
OF SILVE
FEW OF T
SELLING A
A BEAUT
LINE OF 11
FLANN
TEAC-
HER WANTED. -:Wanted, a third-class
-1- Male Teacher for School Section No. 6, Grey,
County of Huron: , Duties to rsommence August'
19th. Apelications received by the undersigned
until Monday, 29th inst., stating salary expected
andr.eclerBernacsesse2. ()
.i0A.SHAW, Secretary, 5.5136730.
6,thy,
wAR31 FOR SAM -For Sale, Lot 28, Con. 5,
-A: "Osborne, County of Huron, containing 100
acres, more or less, 84 aerele cleared, remainder
bosh; first-class farm; 5 Miles from Exeter and
Hensel). stations, , on the London Huron and
Bruce Railway., For further particulars address
THOMAS McFARLANE, Lumley P. 0: ,553-4
8,000 Y
SEE OUR
THE CEL
PER CENT.
, GILT, STEEL, OXODIZED AND PEARL BUTTONS. A
OSE VERY GHEAP CROCHETED TIDIES STILL LEFT -
35 CENTS EACH.
PARASOLS VERY CHEAP.
7
FUL LINE OF WHITE SKI TS FROM 50 CENTS UP. FULL
MBURG AND SWISS MI ROIDERIES. SOMETHING NEW
L EMBROIDERIE
RDS PRINTS WIDE WITAIIS) FROM 7c.
BROWN HOLLANDS AT 10 CENTS- SOLE AGENTS OF
BRATED RAVE BLACK. BRILLIANTINE LUSTRES, 25
'BETTER THAN NY OTHER MAKE IN THE MARKET.
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JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY
OF THAT
OF BLEAC
LADIES',
PRICES TO
Shirtin
'171.1.110AV3S
AlvIOUS' 10 CENT. FACTORY COTTON, ALSO A FULL LINE
ED AT OUR US -UAL LOW PRICES. A -FULL LINE OF
ENTS' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY AND GLOVES AT
SUIT THE TIMES.
s, SheetinZgs, Table Linens, Towels and Towel-
• ings in Great Variety and Cheap.
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SMA.FORMI
• MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT EMPORIUM
SCOTT BROTHERS
Beg to direct the attention of tbe Public tu the
following from the Detroit Daily Telegraph.
IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF -
"Mr. Clough,, of 'the Clough, 46
Warren Organ Company, has been
quite su,ccessla in,- introducing their
celebrated Instruments in Eural)e.
Several of their leading styles were
shipped to London, „England, on the
Twenty-Eighthl of and the
Company are to -day in receipt of a
cable message ordering Seven,ty Or-
gans to Messrs. Chappell & Co, of
_Fifty New Bond Street, London,".
with whom, Mr. Clough, ikt,s conclud- -
ed affrangenzents ftr the agency.
The Company were also favored a _
few days since with, an order for six -
Organs from their _Manchester, E4g-
Z,e‘nd, ;Agents', notwith,standing the
fact that the waireroom„3 ,o English;
dealers are flooded with Eastern
(United States) 9itanufactufre. The
lough d; Warren Company have
4.eason to feel gratified at their
ropean, success,"
SCOTT BROTHERS
Are the Wholesale Agents for -Ontario for the
above Instruments: -Also the
EMERSON PIANO,
And all other makes Instnanents furniebed
when desired on
THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
For Circulars and othe Infor-
mation address
Sc;OTT BROTHERS,
• SEAFORTH.
TOWNSHIP OF TUORPRSM±I‘Ii.
VOTERS/ LIST, 1878.
illupality of the Township of Tt4er-
smith, Cfunty of Huron.
,
NoTicE is hereby given, that Thaws transmit -
teed or delivered to the person ts mentioned in
the third and fourth sections of "The 'Voters' t .
Lists Act," the copies required by said section to
be so transmitted or delivered of the'littcroade
pursuant to said Act, of all persons appearing by
tlie last revised Assessment Roll of the said
Municipality to be entitled to ivote in the said
Municipality at elections for !utember-s of the
Legislative Assembly and at milincipal elections; :
and that Bald list was first posted up at my of-
fice, at Tuelzersmith, on the 9th de.y of July, .8'./8,
and remains there for inSpection. Electors are
called upon to examine the said list, and, it Any •
omissions or any other errors are f.oniad therein,
to take immediate proceedings to have the said
errors corrected according to law. Dated, Inek- .
smith, assay 11, 1878. WILLIAM AlcCONN LL,
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Clerk of the said Munieipality. S
. ,., VIRST-CLA.SS FARM FOR SALE UY AUC-
MENT OF WORSTEDS, -a-: TION.--4The undersigned has been iffstrneted
- EASE THE MOST FAS- bAyneMtiro.nI,003INtithSeplAtretaLiteOs0, MentrEsto septlAkbyyPti
lz.ot
. 30th, 1878, at the hour of Three etlock in: the
afternoon, that 8p1endid Farm, being Lot 18,
Con. 7,- Usborne, containing 100, seres--first-
class -brick houso and good frame huildingd-80
acres cleared and .well fenced, good orchar4and
. lp cuty of water. Convenient to churches and
COLORED SUMMER, VEsTINGS. schools) 4 Miles from Exeter. No better imProv-
I . ed farm, and no better farm in the towfli3hip of
. rfabgrne. Positively no reserve. TERMS -Ten
; per cent. of the purchase money on the -day of
' sale, $2,000 in three months, and the balance to
suit purchaser at 7" per cent. For ftfrtlier par-
ticulars apply to the propsietor on the premises.
JOHN SMALLACQ1ABEgroprietor; A.B1SHOP,
Auctioneer.. -551
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VARM FOR SALE. -That well en(). fine-
-1: ly situated farm, Lot 1, Con. 1) Hullett,:in the .,
PER YARD„ ITNSUR1E'ASSED ' County of Huron, containing 100 acres, -90 -of
RIBBONS AT 10 CENTS
IN STYLE AND VAL1!UE. lywobianteaiseers:TbTeahrndee, farboannerdse;istshtssietbrualee,artieet:tztostrrities.niisehge:plellifleutbsege
, aTnodvindriovii nwghooursthe:oalsa othoorcHlm:donandi t81./in da ny : et , ad
particulars apply to McCA130.11EY & \ 3101.117..-
, STED, Seaforth, or to SIMON YOUNG, propriem .
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tor, on the premises. 553-4X
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
IS UNDER THE 'MANAGEMENT' OF MR,. G. 3. LIFFTON, A MAN OF
LONG EXPli RIENCE, AND TO THOSE FAVORING US WITH THEIR
ORDERS E WILL GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
0 UR
IS NOW
BROADQL
•TIDIOUS.
WHIT
STOCK OF SCOTCH, ENGLISH AND
CANADIAN TWEEDS
OMPLETE, WHILE OUR ASSOR
HS AND DOESKINS SHOULD
AND
THE USUAL COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF 4ENTS' FWITICISHINGS.
FRINGE
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