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rs added to, it. In_
id -class caboose which
passenger car, it new
ue provided with every
Anderson., of West
erne good stook, Two
a presented him with
Calves on the 19th and
weighed 92 and the
at time of birth.
"skier, of Colborne, has:
ported English draught
tan" from. Mr. John
for $1,500.. The ani -
1. dapple brown, with
e points and weighs,
McNair, of the 14th
eyt recently purchased
[!slop a aplendid short
,lee year old. Mr', MC -
good stock, and he did,
atronizecl Mr. His op,
p a reputation . a
last week,. 11 Jambs
ewes on the farm of
s, Usborne. The cast
sigh 22 pounds. Can
.n any farm in the;
;3o says the- Exeter
e.can't hold a candle
the lamb making:
. Rattan, 2nd oonccs
n lay claim to- being;
ortsman. During this
tght 10 minks and 13
number of racoons,.
In Thursday last he
roue wild cat, which.
-10 inches from; tip to
20- pounds.
rye town authorities
:purchase a steam fire
F idonald of the Bras •
-
lis is°the second engine
disposed of during the
-
It to ks_ as if the old
Clings owe to the worst
is about being verified
case.
i ago a son. of Mr.
of the 12th concession
:ski, met with a very
He was riding an the
wood, when part of it
g him in front of the
triols, which passed over
s arm in - two places,.
r}g hisbody.
Times is pleased to
oposal to establish salt
• is meeting with great
trmelrs of the surround--
('olleetiol s to a cetlsi4*
Ise been made, and the
t. the sum required. will
C it will require consid
=those gentlemen who
the unpleasant duty of
ptions.
0, says that a citizen of
Goderich the other
:cl the Square for half
o one to take a social
ate found a person thus
cty was exceedingly in-
arteuder giving him a:
tl our county town has
t for its temperance
erance reformers need
worst - r on the
at the Point Farm,'
Lel Friday, the wife of
J. Wright, Esq. She
=1abbath in the Mait-
A very large attend-
era' showed in some
em in wlii^lt deceased
a" large = circle of
a the daughter of the
Lus, Esq.,- Albert,
l'bert,
years Port
resident
xn nissioner-
New Era says: The
Iia=, we believe, wit-
uulitber of tramps 80 -
ice than ever before,,
apparently ' deserving.
r others have been the
tty a young man called
vii and asked for some
cl ou receiving sone
ET, manifested unusual
t1r and ate it with.
ther occasion a man
refreshreents, end was
Otey had nothing but.
r to. give. him, which
ut he indignantly re -
num stating stating that he
pg better than. that.
at that house.
the Orange Young
Huron was held in
Blyth, on Tuesday at-
e for • the purpose of
toleration the advisa-1
ug; a/ County District
were present frorra
t-;boi'<, and Manchester.
luny organized, and
d'rs were ;metalled for
W. Co. M., Brother
ingharn ; W. Co- D
ll Moody, W.
',Blyth ;
;other F Wrigghtou,.
reasu1 e r, Brother 13.:
tesb(rre ; W. Co.0119..p.,
'rk; Auburn ; W. Co
ler W. R. Mitchell,
A. T., brother W. A,
I. rother McBriue,.
iitte past the Great
fficials at Wiug ha n . -
x snit to a great deal of
nee thrutigh the dis:-
-tlk freln . the freight.
,Fray last, however, one
ue t rnE dl in their die-
ttisoo ereel. A lad
4 illitirrs was {seely
-dried herrings,
):iter from a, box con-.
which was standing
k:1. Ile wee quickly
the party who had
4' lit<►y(•lrteitts, and put
-aft., keeping until the
irrive. Ad -etching his
the youngster belted
Fvhen it dyes for a
E,, ran 'over the track
the st;:re houses,
' Tr.
Wm. S(inrer
:urea him near the
t•'.t e•lit wee (edifed in'
rt4, tr la::t week over
+►1 one of Mr. \\,Tenth-
illi_ere. Her parents
!age tet her sister on
of East Wawanosh,
y sharp she missed
.ed on as far as 1313-th,
enuld .:e traced no.
a. rumor was
c4.s seen enteriug a
concession of East
•i
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APRIL 2, - 1880.
Wawandsh, some - 7 or 8 miles from
Belgrave, and fears beincentertained
that she might have perished inhe
bush, about a snore of men and boys
from the village and neighborhood of
the bush scoured it thoroughly, fin ng
no trace of her, but on returning ho e
they:gdt word that she •was found in
Einburn, and on Friday the lost giri ar-
rived home all safe and sound.
—One day last . week a young an
named. Daniel •Lynch, . aged, 19 years,
who showed some symptoms of derange-
ment during the last month or t o,
suddenly became a raving maniac: e
and his brother lived on the 16th c n -
cession of Stephen, and he got upst irs
and armed himself with, a scythe blade
and a large knife, and defied all creation
to take him. He held the fort fo 'a.
day and night against gall attacks, w id-
ly, delirious all the /time. J. Cla ke,
constable, went balk and laid a
-.stratagem`sinto which he fell; all eft.
lthe house, and on perfect quiet b ing
restored, he got out of the window nd
!started on a run for the bash, with his
formidable weapon, and in his are
feet. The posse of watchers wer in
immediate fall pursuit,and afte a
sharp chase succeeded in capturing nd
handcuffing him He" was brough. to
the village of Crediton in charge of the
constable, and will be removed to the
asylum so soon as the necessary ar-
rangements an be made. •
Perth Items, -
Mr.I John Perrin is about starti
new "egg business" in Listowel.
—Fall wheat in Mornington
suffered' considerably from frost
sunshine.
—Mr. Andrew Brown has sold his
farm, lot 12, concession 10, Downie for
$4,750 cash.
—The date of the Hibbert sp ing
show ltas,been changed from the 13th
to the 2Oth April.
ga
has
and
—St. Marys Council have decide. to
Rurchase a steam fire engine from Mr.
ona; of Brussels.
—A handsome new three story b ick
block is to be built at once, instead of
the one burned a few- weeks agl, in
Stratford.
—Mr. J. J. Powell, the popular '.t-
ebell grocer, has bought out Mr. of-
fatt's business, and is reproving nto_
the new stand..
--On Thursday night'l.ast week,: _i rs.
Leonard Denny, of Wallace, was s: ely
delivered of triplets, two boys an a
girl, all living. I .
—Mr iJames Watson, town line
tween Hibbert and Fullerton, is a
to retire from farming. fie has re
his place for a term ofn; years.
—Bad boys- in Mitc -ell have
destroying shade trees on private
perty-•, This is - malicious; and eh•
meet the punishment such coni
merits.
—A Stratford firm who had a n tu-
ber of men cutting ice at Rockw od,
have taken out about three thous nd
tons, which will be shipped for use in
Stratford.
—The Stratford Beacon bookst
which was badly wrecked by the -
has been completely refitted, and -1
presents a more attractive appears
than ever.
—The M' essrs: Livingstone, of Ba
and Listowel, have leased -the flax i
of Mr. Fulleir, of Stratford, which
some time has stood idle.A revive
th $ t d t o '
Fullerton township, will shortly re
from farming and remove to Mitel
He has sold his farm of 92' acres, lot
first concession, to. Mr. Wm. Waugl
Logan, for $5,300.
—George Jackson, of Elena, has been•.
�is-
m-
TS.
sed
ext
t
I
be
ted
een
ro--
uld
act
re,
ire,
a*o
ice
ten
hill
for
l of
e axtrade is expecte
—Mr. John Rabb, an old resided of
;ire
ell.
14,
, of
committed for trial by a bench of
towel magistrates, charged with c
committing an indecent assault on 11
Zurbrigg, a widow. He was rele
on bail for $2,000, to appear.at the n
court. '
—Conductor Ashby! , who for 20 ye
has been a popular officer in connect
with the Grand : Trunk, has resig
and now takes oharge of the Bu
House at the! St, Mfrys stat'
Where he will cater to the 'wants of
-trevellln:g public.
—The Mitl hey' Literary Society;
cently debated ,on the subject—"
solved, that ;parents should encour
their children to dance and play oar
and the chairman, Mr. Sim, F
gave decision in favor of the af£ r
tive. As, a general thing children
clime to these enausemente without
quiring encouragement from parents
—A few days:ego, a party of tw:
young men, collected in :"Scotland
Mr. Win. Manson, arrivedeat St. Ma
on their way to the Northwest. Th
object in stoppiiig there was to sup
themselves with the necessary arti
to begin life with in their new ho
ars'
ion
ed,
ey
on,
he
re- -
e -
e
se,1
.rd,
a-
vis
ease
hadnotbeen conlf]in . to t e house On
Wednesday he was boa 1 e st_e •ts inti
his Iusual'state o h 1th, nil afte • go,
ing !home he di nd ex erienc ny-:
thing unusual up tq 'a w tni` u s o
his death; At abo t 1 o'cloc , i }
said, he felt a s they ng seas do
coining over him, ani afte two r
gasps for breathe he expired with
struggle. Mr. McC chesty watt
tivel of Lanarkshire,, cotland. i wa
born in the year 18 , and emigrated t
Canada in 1842, set l'ng about 49
ago; on the -far a short d stance
Mitchell,' whir dere died Mr. Mc
Claycherty leave be "nd - im 1 ° if
four sons and t ee : tight: s, w o i av'
the; heartfelt Byrn / : y ' f the • tir
community.
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L
Spring
Sprin hhows forth() ex
Will be Tdld this se on as
Grey Bit ch, at Brussel&,
East A r g Huron, at
?Ape
onth i ing Huron, at,
Ap . 13.•
Mullett d Moirisl3ran
9th April.
ibbert -t ranch, at Staffa,
est Ri I ng, at SnLth's
tephen and Usbsrite
Ap 16.
umbel �' at Wing
General, 1 ., s lieme
1 The Credit V: I. rail ay
at Parkdale; was , • abed .f $;
Tuesday morninig 1 . (
—The closing e: ises in none
with the On tarie gieultural C
at Guelpb,took pi: eie on Tuesday
ing last, and prow very atis'N
Prizes were dist ' . i '.tt `t e • i
fill students by t. e' "on,. O. Mora
-Hon. Mr. 13: • t an.�
groom who re. d reed
ser ices at the tie .o c f the
ci n:t to His Ex•el nay ,a
Hi hness, have •eeelved; e
reward in the ski pe of be
catches sent b 1 Her
nein.
-Widow Rei ith, o
e pted to take elr lid
fternoon last. , sta,bb
i<he. breast, eyes'a throe
sent outside the of se a
head with an ax. ;he
It is supposed ter t he wi-
--On
-.—Onthe 17tli o Mar i
atned Alice Ha rid a
eeth while cross nig the i e
ove to Portugal Co e, Ne
•.he was acco pa ied l b'
(man, who, wh • 1 she l 3
• ennt to get assietafo
()burred she foul d h
y:the name of e
it age, was froze
tithe 14th ult. i
-On Thursda evening last, a,
coompauied by boy about ten e
f age, put up. at he '-:Vie ker Th
oronto, registers .. hith el as Bru
elleville. Hod. " t ed to b d ealrly
he boy, and leftw rd to'li ve libt vc
sett up to }1i$ 0; S t/ jp e or in
_in the morning`' en the site 1 iiia
ip he found that t e' man Lad' n' and
ghat the boy was a deep in led wi. a
auto pinned to his f ight rt, ,peg est
ng that the boy bsent o the 'N w--
Toys Home, 1
—Last Sunday ;a terno n' at Toront(
;wo boys,whose n •Cls are g ven:as'' °ri
nd Rainer, -got inite an Id boa
u�een's Wharf a ; d drifted out nt
.�
eke. By' some uuaccount b1e i ap
n the part of those who vi
)ccurrence, the boat; wa
lrift farther and farther ac
he time the boys' relativ
irised of th c mstanc
ome on I and wet g could - be ,a see
hem.thing f then - as ,bear
hem un it Tuesday mor i g, tvh :
elegram f om Niagara ain unced
wo boys had beery; ifound in a
frozen to death. The
'oodiee -
eiind &boat six'clock in he liner
y�George Camero , the -b at eon
ng them having sti ended n the b:ac
y his farm, which 's four ilea w' :t
the town"f Niaga' a1. The sm1:lle t
he two b ys wase 1 ing on isac
he botto of 'the boat, wth Ibis
and in hi pants Rocket, a parent
f he hail gone to sleep. Th€l la
. oy was liing ;au > ss the other
.a
ace dow.wards andin a osition
hey had lain dow' to kee eh
arm. Death,' n:. douas ca
y cold and expos e. T ..y nest
. rifted ashore dur g the / tght as
ameron was on t ff o bea « d ing
night, and there ' ' : s 'no• en f
then. No paddle +r pars were to. n
but some water; an grave • ere in t
bottom of the ibo; .- 'Th:ii eyes a
mouths were chose• , and a alni, ex
sion was on thei feces, as f they
had died whiles aping. hat no
made any attenl t to save he ;lie
the yoiiihful efts allays doe net s
uch for the pen 1 of ntol.
time was given; to llow st:am'to
'up in one of the !;u s after • e affai
on i(Su
een' se
ds(�n
{
.
a
e
au
h ta1
una*a
d Her
okens
t utifil
tajesty
Berth
on
d hems
and
strdic
Cay
ins
t a
s fr
fro
wfort nd�lian
,' a you
vas restin
, a w,tet
er he ..Arw`t
living at is
death in her
do
0
io>�
legis
orn-
ery.
ess•-
the
ab
a
oy. 1
f
gol
this
at-
ida fy
hen
her
ver.
n
11
0 11
n
s
or
b
e
man
earls
use,
,e Qf
ater
messed
all we
ay, ;an
s were
night
0
THE HURON
how=. f
bition of Entire took
follows :
on Wednesday, A ril 7.
Vroxeter, on Thu slay,
rucefield, on ;Tu =day,
, at Londesboro, o the
on the 20th of Ap U.
ill,. on April 15th.
at Exeter, -on F
Wednesday, App
Loc
Covei-Plent
et J. BBa{ivNBL8'8.
' Hrc4oN & B
;the sole agency fo:
;country f pr Charles
,appliance. Send f<
. 11'tu6rt
Abbey, 1
1vocal au,
►
n
hit
I#
eric
ing
&1
11
f
• let
gs
e t
od
as
th . r
.came generally
nown
in- afternoo• . If ab at had
re- search of the unfortunate
day morning,there was a po
lye their lives wound have been
if unsuccessful 1 e attempt
by at least, been er:.ditaable.
ter
ply
es
. 0.
Besides three yoke of _ oxen purcha, ed
for them try a friend, they took th ee
wagons, a stove and a Iarge numbe of
agricultural impienieuts.
--Mr. R. II. Cowie, who has efficie t
ly taught the school _ in section No 8,
Mornington, since the -1st of Jamul y,
1879, was compelled through fail ug
health to resign. Having partially e-
-covered he decided to gq . to i Musko a,
whither the rest of his fa fly -had'g ne
about six weeks ago. H visited he
school -on -the 15th. ult., and ;reoei ed
an appropriate address, a handsoine
watch chain and - t1;, bearitiful volum= of
Burns' poems', from the pupils.
—On Tuesday last weelk, Drs. Sha er
and Hyde, of Stratford, after consul a-
, tion with the attending physician, op•r-
ated on Rev. lir. Christ pherson, nd
succeeded iii re eviug am!ergo quant ty
of serous atter accumu ated in the
chest. The reverend„, gentleman, al-
though weak, Stood tho operation w 11,X
butitis leered..°that his constitutioi is
• not sufficiently vigorous to recuper to
the vital forces, andthat' he may u; ti -
mately succumb, althciigli the operat ori
alleviates present suffl riiig.
—, A farmer named Wui.. Cosgr.ve,
who, unhappily fur " himself, was - is-
satistied with his occupation, be all
keeping a hotel in St. Marys. Thi- ho
continued about a year, when he ranted
the building and started e grocery st re.
in this line he did not appear to h: ve
succeeded, as lie was considered rat;
peculiar •in his dealings. In dpi
elueuee of,the want of confidence t
Created, and domestic trolubles, he is
ported to have fled the ccdul try, leas,
liabilities of about $6,000, and• nom
asesets o€ the same amen t.: -
Mi.' James McCla herty, .an
and respected resident of Full:
township, died suddenly early -,on
manning of the 25th.• lt. • Mr.
Clacherty had not been enjoying
best of health for some ime . past,
er
se -
us
re-
ine
old.
ton
the
the
but
i, Mciiillop.
: CHAMP—RANDS Kt' t
Mr. Ilichrd CI a
• residence o nal
L—Mise
oronto, is
instrum<
given if d sired. F
door no h of their
CORN EAL, 0
ed Wheat
mondvid ' Mills. 1
changed !for Oats.
promptlyl;attended 1
and Gra
LAI DLA
iday
i114. CARDN
1 ►' Ot1Ces.
of - orn now t be had
637
i si Ll, have 'se. ured
Sed orth. and surro , riding
Clut e's Spiral Trusse and
r pari phlet on ruptt re. 642
War ski, late of Loretto
prep: red to receive gal ils in
ntal music Use of piano
cside tee—George Stree , first
iron toad,'Seaforth. '-13.
atm : al, Graham t lour
alwa's en hand at t e Eg-
arrne s can have Oatre al ex -
All orders left at t e Mil
o. 1+ 'MYTH & KYLE. 638-4
CAN
11
Paid•
Keit,
Pre
The
receiv
the m
Draf
Oanad
States
011ie
Hotel.
639
T E
DIAN BAND OF COMMS' CE.
AD OFF10 , TORON O,
1, $6,OOO 000,
- 1,40 , 1)00.
Rip Cnpit
edent, I,Ion.
ISEAFO
eaforth Brtinch-
'deposits, o'n wh
a favorable term
on all the prin
•on Great Bri
ought and sold
First door S
A. HI
T
Wm. �'{r�c2iEa ter.
r_q
BRANCH.
f this Bank cont' nes to
ch interest is hallo ed on
ipaltowns and a ties in
in, aid on the nited.
ect):' Qf the envy ereial
IRELAND, Manager.
Fall W
Spring
Spring
Oats p
Peas p
Barley
Butter,
Eggs.
Flour,
Hay...
Hides,
Sheep
Salt (r
-salt(w
.4Otate
Apples,
Oatme
THE
eat
vheat,Fife
heat,Red
!bushel.:.
bashel
M
RKETS
SEA,' ORTH, April 1, 1'80.
1 lb to 1 20
, per ache].... 1 15 to 1 20
Cha i ,per bush,• 1 18 to 1 15
..034 to 0 84
...,:. 0 60 to 0.62
r bushel.
Ilto.l, Loos.
er lee lbs.
pr lb.. i.
ins each
dell)porba
kleeale)pe
► ea -r bus,
{ger -bushel
1�'br1-.
Tallow- per lb
Beef, i ignarters, }�er 10
Dresse Hogs per WO lbE
Clover! sed,. per she
•-. , . 0 40 to 0 50
0 18 to 0 20
0 10 to 011
... .... 3 15 to 3 15
700 to -800
.... 0 07 to -0 08
o 50 to. 1 25
rrel, 0 76
rbar e]..,. 0 60
e1.. .81,.8, 4, 0 85 to 0 40
..
04q to 0 50
2 7o to 8 150
0 05 to 0 08
lbs 5,69 to 625
47 to 625
3 01 to 3 50
1880.
1 28
1„ 28
0 85
0 56
0.65
0 20
0 85
0 11
g, 00
5 00
3 00
3 25
Fall W
Spring
Oats, p
Barley,
Peas,,p�� bushel,
Batton d'
Potato
LINTON, Apri 1,
ieat,per b shel. ..,...... 1 2 (1d
'hoat, per nsh ........ 1 2 .@
bushel . • .... 0
0 6 c)
'o16(a�
..••010 @
70iltai
•., 47
27
Sr bushel
Eggs
•Hay,Pe
Dream
Clover
Timot
sibil`lity the
avtld. v.
world . ate(
9u diem Sale
Thursday, AIp it 8, 1880,
lish Church I? ; rsbn.age, ;s
uable Furniture:,Sale a
noon. Rev. J. Frderick!
prietor J. P.. 13! e, aucti
Monday, • April 1880,
rneicial ]Intel, :eaforth
Furniture, Wa;ori;,'Sleigh
at 1 o'clock. J.P . rine,
Saturday, Ap;il,'1880,
2, Ilay, Well 13 e I Stock
ImpieMents. ;S 1R at 12 o
B_ S. Phillips, ,pro rietor'
auceioneer.
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at !tire'
:aftj:;.
h, V lr
o'een.d, p o
t the.l 1 Oli li
Rause a c
, etc'; S"c
uctione'; r.
of°>51, n
ante a,
lout, : od'n
T. P, !6 •il e
v
Bi
'DIC1KSO'ti—In Tueker.In
• •w ifs Of i4fr. Jolait c
YAItV EA'—In Ste 'dun
1 •�1f Mr. James Bary }
I GO(.L)WIN—On the t1
rit'h township, on t
''Fr. 4. Ooochc n of
CAM Pun LL --on the '.ri
I Canii bell, 3rd cont
on I.1
son of fa
n the 221
(If a dam
ntland 'e
e 25th it
d u14., tin wif
ILI
1 slot
fo ill
ri id,
b
t. the amyl, el
ev. A. 114711
On the 2 ith
's fatter by ite
ngest so of c
' RosS aged 15 mon
Se orth; Ev P1
aged 65 yea).
310111 N111 Usbb
b, aged
nitc 1;,d, nti the
ti. .datd Th
cowl on the
tea- John
a, eia' the 26th
of Pet
, young st Sot
ii„ aged 8 tmonilh
o
u
retie
J
-r and
Lr
lis 2
Od; c
5s 3d
75 0
Icon
(ogs
eed
1; red wi
iib, lis
peas, 7-s
cheese,
envy, Ma;
16; sprin
.lpeas, 6
ey, per.
is 15c to
CO
i Seed ... :.... ... .... 3 0�
.RPObL
►
TOR
to $1.
to 41c
08c ;
butter
$0.50 Cho $0.60. jClo'
$3.50_4) x¢3.60: ;1 dre
$6.12. '!
dive Stoc
arc 3 .—Spri g wheat
ter 11 9d ; hire, lis
6d : oa s, 6s 6 ; barley,
d ;lp or , 58s d beef,
71s Qld.
ch 3
,$1.
c to
ton $
25c ;p
C.—fFall wheat,$1.24
5 to $1.28�oats, 40c
9c �; bare, 60c to=
00 t,o $i., 50;.
tatoes jer bag,
eis'seed per bushel,
sed, hogs, $5.75 to
mar
as t
beef
few
butc
sic to
over
port
head
Mr.
dnri
calv
very
spri
than
ones
hom
yet.
FRID
o ennui,
ke s were
he butcher
o hand f
h ad of ca
ic-per 4. Al
dozen h'elaso
or a lot of good
ngthe forenoon S. -their owner as
ti g 5ic pe foi.. them. here
es and she
f good
ard
xcee
r pre
tle w
iMarket
to have p en
ent use.
re bought
ices rangi
good cattheif
so offered 15c
by
attle
day,
y of
city
rom
ught
r ex -
per
per
to
s Id
M.
tive
p at
e rat
esp
ith the r da
als were off
er more nUm
be retain°
s for several
i but
roils
lean
at
eeks
pl
And
UTIAN 0 RA COMP NY
n the Ne and rilliant Opeet to.
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00 H
the Dom stie F
80 ine s. Admi al Dot
28 inch' ,s. Colonel Orr
Se ats curia at Papst'
,,Dool open at .
HORSE
oprano—age 25, height
Tenor—age 21, height
ease—age 36, hoght 8
iliputia ns.
eserved Seats, 50 elite.
HORSE
IIVI4,1J BE A SHA
weighing _from 1 000 Po
bInstik. kind and sound.
648 HO
— 1
acres ;L 41 under
timber t 1; good f
hank-biirn 50x90,
post -t1'
co nve
ma rke
ply t
Fee d
hogs tit
the 2
hogs lin
the 1st
and •cip
Bodge
re i
dle of
Gent S
haye 1
chargr
Lot
cultiv
ame
ham
d hen
'S HOTEL,- Sea forth,
f purchasing Horses,
as to 1,500 pou , and
front 5 to 8 year la.
TGHTON &
Farms in
on ; balance har
use and woodshed
nd driving shed
uton
gpod
louses and yard ; wells,
ice, wit daily nail, within one 710;
682-7
GE—The Bodo
ring Company
Wheydae fol
1 cents per mo
nu the le to t,
to tbe 1 st of
of Jo e. P41
1 addres the 11
what t me. 4-
D—Fou on th
enee of r.
bn app
Post
10th of llay,; 5 from
ay ; 50 from the lst to
ies wishing to nd in
dersigned en or bePre
w many they art send
42-4
EX VSI � Rr
VER AND imp HY SE
D A DIG SEED
GE ERWM‘l L VERI
ZE LAND 014 SI
SELLING
STREET.
AH COST
IR E
Seaforth.
STORE
READ
gen
Wom
Worn
Worn
Wom
And other Lines
NOTE THE
ntsr
ga
and
ed
Stro
Pru
Peb
1
3heap
rsolve
nt.
GEOR
ongrie s, fro $1 5
bat too nu roas
E kl)
D It
FORD
2S up.
85c. up.
om $1 up.
to m ntio .Call and See
ow Go ds.
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Paps Bookstore, Main
Proprietor.
HICKS()
Che
care great pleas- t
MR. R.
sgo. MONTREAL HOU
NCAN
ands althou
world, yet f
our Goods
414‘ DUNCAN
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przng
rtuna
188
FORTH
and &Miner Goods has Arrived,
es are daily advandng all over the
ely for ourse4es and our 'patrons,
THE VERY BEST 0 EVERYTHING IN LINE,
At our ,well-kiwwn Lp and Po:pular Prices.! We 11.01.76 ever been, and
ever will he, satis:fied wi h Projits,elieving as 1E-6 do that it
:is better to tranlact a rge 'flyitsine,ss on, 4mall margins than a very
small trifling trade on rye -margins.
OVR STOCK bF STUEFs AND DRESS GOODS.
As per Steamship "
SARMATIAN,' now on hand, will be found Attractive
and Cheap, viz.;
31an,tle Cashmeres,
Colored and Black Octsloneres,
Melange Silicians,
Melange ifohairs,
Q'atin, Twills
Satin Beiges,
S pard Checks,
Brocaded Lustres,
Pontpa,doter Dress Goode,
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HAMBURG EDeINGS AN b iN8ERTIONS.
Our sales of th
to take:
Eregant Patterns
half what is generally
Goods a e increasing everyeeason. Ladies buying Ent-
& DTT CAN'$ often double the quantity they intended
New Styles,14ow Prices—An many cases not over one -
'd -4 -is he Seeret of the saccess in thoee Embroideries.
BLTEASOLL7L, SEAFORTH, from 35 cents to i price.
Company'amake on and, as is English and ,American Goods.
The Largest Stec in To to choose from -17 inches to n inches in alio,
the different prices of the Crompton's Corset
ists, Dkuggists ahd Jeurlers,,
e info , ing the peo of S'eafaitih and surrounding
cot ntry that y have sec red the services of
And formerly of
had an experienc
therefore, become
finest Chronomet
in oUr man, and a
PREPARE
In any ca.Se wher
-right or re
Gold , Plating o
Silver Plating
Fancy and Pick
Plate, s
All kinds of, c
In American, En
Wedding, Reeper
Chains and all k'
RI
RO
f eV
344
to
lry
•
r seve
ar with
Watch
sequent
GU
action i
money.
tch
LATE
teen years
clansee of
to the Co
ye
RANTIE
OF
ass ine
n the
W to
mon C.
not given, ring
We pan d any w
on 'jive? orl
hanic and workman having
city and ccuntrY. ife has,
and C ock Work, from the
linder. We have confidence
LL
back,
ORK DONE.
lel we will make it
r such as
Spo ns,
er ate
done in he -ibest possi
h and Swiss
add. Farley R
d of Jewelry.
ICKSO
le
&c.
Gold 09; Gold
CHES
Ladies' old and Silver Wa ,ches a Specialty.
DELL.
Seaforth.
TRACT OF ACGOIV
.Receipts and Exp nditures of th
fo
RE E PTS.
Street' watering
Clergy Reserves.
Town Hall and 'Sca
Bank Discount•
Stall Rent •
a Bent
Collector's Boll.
Drain Bent
Poll Tax
Costs of Suit against th
Boundary Line, Con ty
Other sources
Total Receipts.
Seaforth, March 17
icipaiity of the TOW
the Year 1879.
OF SEAFORTH
$199 05 Balance due Treasurer 'rem 1878....
27 60 Stihetei, Sid walks and ra ,ns
74 Str et Watering.
47 0 High tiklool
1,481 52 Common School.
8,692 01 Pritting
34 40 Intorest on Coupone
12 Sallirieit
Totn Safe
Cash on hand •
Consolidated
reasurer.... 43
18
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$' 6,-980 Total Expenditure
FINANCIAL STATE ENT.
TS. LIABILITIES:
issued riner
I Invested in Mortga es. ..1
550
Debentures issued de By. Law No. 100—
I Redeemed
MES LANG, Manager, t Do. not issued..
poses under By -
Sproat, about th t Do. )2ot issued, '
itts; The ow er can Total °Assets
cation to WM. SPROAT.
10
46.
benturcsi issued un
D skier tures issued under
300 00
cri
$7,550 00 Total
NI. WATS N.itUd C.
$681 88
207 49
279 00
202 20
600 00
2,200 00
504 55
158 79
5,830 00
560 00
185 40
735 17
629 08
393 32
90 50
1,029 20 A Full Sto
A FULL OF
New Frillings,
Yew Silk Ties,
New 31uslin Ties,
BLACI, AND
THE LIATEST NOVELTIES.
New Cashmere BibbOns,
New Fancy Buttons,
New L aces,
COLORED KID GLOVES..
THE MILLINERY SHOW ROOM
Will be Opened ill a few days. 'Orders can be pladed at once. A I; tate Stock
1
this season.
HOUS F ;F1;111SHINGS, A VERY LARGE STOCK.
Sheitiings, Napkinee Towela, Net Curtains by the yard. and sei, Table Lin-
ens, Tur ey Table Cloths, Ti kings, White Quilts, Pillow Cotton‘ Tassels ana
Cord, cto.
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Wehave , of tile Largest Stacks of Tw-eeds and Cloths in this County,
which w re bought la t Decemher, before -the ad:vat+ in the price af wool. We
are, ther fore, offerin our oust mets Tweeds at oa prices. All Wool Tweeds •
frone 50 ents per yard up. La ge Stock of English. and French Worsted Coat -
IN olUIR TAIIILORING DEPARTMENT
Suits ar et up in t e Latest Ityles, and all Clothing we guarantee a Pe
Fit. As t. is d.e art lent is an' er the naanagementi, of a Firet-Class Cutter, we
can guarantee a wok manufattured.
$16,980 85
By:Law No.
y -Law No.
1879. 1
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN Xibi-11ANGE.
By -Law No.
3,000
Special Atten
Ion is milled to our Grocery Department.
e Cheapest Tea in Town.
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