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ON EXPOSITOR.
Township Councils.
Tuc1 sushi s.--•-Pursnlant to statute
the. Conne.'1 met on the 17th inst., at
Daly's Ho el. Present—Messrs. `Valk.
er, Reeve • Hannah, Deputy Reeve, apd
Mundell nd Sproat, councillors, who
snbscrib the oath of qualification aid
declaratio of office, when the Reeve
took the o air. Minutes of last meet-
ing read d confirmed. Moved by Mr.
Mundell, econded by Mr. Spoat, that
Wm. Mc onnell be reappointed clerk
and tress :rer ; Wm. McMillan,. Esq
was appoi ted auditor, and the Reeve
nominate Archibald Dewar, Esq.,''.as
the other, auditor; the Deputy Retain
ing Officers to be paid the sum of `$5
each for services at the late election—
Carried. Moved by Mr, Sproat, sec-
onded by Mr. Mundell, that Mr. Papple
be paid the sum of $2 for a drain across
Centre street, opposite lot 15, and Dt.
Campbell $5 for medicine and attend-
ance on Thomas Downs and W idle
following woo' • nts be pal I ,
Rogerson for pl : nk for K'
walks, as pet} c. mmuted F
$18.93 ; Thom s Brown'
for damages to -oad in
$1 ; to Francis i owler iso
road in _teamin grave in
$4—Carried.1 ov ad by r
onded by J. H•*wain, that
lee be paid $1. 5 per week fo
lodging and ,c1 'thing Mar,
that Michael O'Hara :.a d
Kenzie be ar,to ed $1 pe
the aforesa;la rants to b: fret
January, 1881; until othe wits
by the C,outcil, and that h
instructed terite to th
the Waterloo Poor House
what their charge .is for
in said instil`ut:ion—Ca ri
J. Britton, seconded b�
J. McMillan, J. Howson a• d
be appointed a committee
tract for building bridles
and 11, lot 36—Carrie.
17
t
0
Doig --Carried. Moved by Mr. Hatt-
nah,
an M
nah, seconded by Mr. Sproat, that they Lasham, sero dad •by Ho
following sums be granted in charity ''the sum of $18.68 be r�fi nil
Thomas Downs, one cord of wood andfire tees of.th . mari Cat
$1; Mrs. McNamara, one cord of wood section, being theamount :p:
section in 1880 by way of t:
and $2 ; L. Schafer, one cord of wood !
and $2 ; S. Reinke, one cord of wood, the county scved grant, of
and the following taxes be remitted : Carried. Moved by J. Meso
Mrs. Wm. VanEgmond $3.24,
Mrs.by, Britton, that the ter de
J.
Knox, to supply rock elm pla
Troyer 55c, Thomas Downs 55c—Car-
ed at $9 per thousand feet b:
ried. Moved by Mr. Mundell, se' onded
and that he deliver sufficien
by Mr. Sproat, that the Reeve be era- long at county bridge, and s
powered to purchase the following quail, -
feet long at western bridge,
tities of lumber'for the use of the town -
three bridges oh S. R. 15 an
ship—eight planks 22 feet long, 8x10 11 and 12, the iemainder ;,o
inches ; 400 feet plank 12 feet long, two
inches thick ; 8,000 feet 6x8 inches, all upon; at the rtes meeting of
cedar ; - 8,000 feet of rock elm plank, 16 Carried. The onncil then
feet long, 2a inches thick, to be dehv r to meet again t Londesboro
ed in equal quantities at Mr. Wilke 'a, the 4th Febra ry. l
Mill Road; Mr. Elgie's, con. 3, L.R. GREY. ---The new Council met
and Mr. Mundell's,. con. 8, H. R. S Tucks Hotel ranbrook, 19th Jana
Carried. Moved by Mr. Sproat, s pursuant to et tae. The oat of d
onded by Mr. Mundell, that this Co lavation and alification h ing; b.
cit do now adjourn to meet again t duly admi>;i tee ed, the fol ow" :8 gen
Daly's Hotel, Egmondville, on Tuesda men took their seats as t>e n Col
the 8th day of February, at the hour f for the year 18 1, viz : T o s Stra
10 o'clock a. m., for the appointment f an, Reeve: jell, Hislop, Dep ty Ree
pathmasters, fenceviewers, poundkee Walter. Oliver Edwa d I3r -an
ers and the transaction of ordinary Wm. Leckie; ouncillo oved
W. ' Oliver, s conded a . Brya
business` that the collec is time be e -ended
the 1st of Feb. Carried M 'ved b
Hislop, second d by Ed, B ans, t
Alex. Stewart be one of th auldit
for the curren year.. Carted. `
Reeve then ap ointed Ja es
, the other audi or. Moi d, y
, Oliver, second by W4 Le kie,
the salaries of freers fo • t e ; c
year be as folio s : Clerk 11 , Tress
er $70, Asses or $85, Coll ctoe . $
Auditors each 10, and that In°xt
be allowed. T e Clerk Ito draft
law to that offt.—Carried. Dr.
Minutes of previous meeting read and ` presented an a4count of $5 for am
signed. Moved by P. Douglas, secon - ing the toe of J cob Kesseler,' detitt
ed by J. McKinley, that the following man, who had oth feet batt y f oz
bills be paid : Wm. Erwin, repairing Moved and sec nded th the -I actio
scraper, $6.90 ; . Henry Oterbein, fo be paid.—Carried. The Clerk was i>ni-
gravel, $3.30 ; spreading gravel, $1.25 structed to prepare a 'a -teal, prclhibit-
Carried. Moved by J. Torrance, :, se - ing the piling of lila er,ord-Iwo i ,
ended by George Castle, that the Reeve saw -logs, or any other na, .tergal of i tl e
give an order to Robert Sanderson, public highway Thefql , wing is oun s
granting him $1 per week from and of were presents and ord: ed to .e paid
ter the 4th clay of- January, 1881, for the Angus McKay; Adam 1 • rn1 ul , ;antes
maintenance of Mary Bannerman, an McNair, Alex; Ross :... R b:rt'Pizie
indigent person, as long as she continues $4 each for services as :et ruin- o 'ceras,
under his charge, and also that a bill !df- Wm. Spence $x.20 for e urn n • ffi r
11.75, presented by D. Wilson in favor'. and fixing ballot box, Trestee1: of
of said Mary Bannerman, be paid' No. 4 for use nit school h 'use I: t el cti
Carried. Moved by P. Douglas, secon $3, Nd. 5 $3, N 9 $3, N 2 1.3 0.
ed by J. McKinley, that this Connc 1 $3, Dames' hal $3. D :nald olc au;
grant the sum of $20 for Jane McDo - lin sallary as c Hector, stagy : an
old, she being in indigent circuming as essor's ox $93.5 u
stances, said money to be spent.by E for gr vel, J: elinor a ,i
ward , Robinson --Carried. Moved b $5 ; H gb McNeil refu G d d
J. Torrance, seconded by Geo. Casts , Wm. ines, re unded do -ta •
that Charles Logan's account of $3.1 Spene , registr tion Dela s,
for gravel, be paid—Cari'led. Move Marri ages $5. 0; Geo. WI
by J. McKinley, seconded , by George $2.50; Robert owen on av
Castle, that the clerk notify the audh tract 44; Kerr & Auld • 'nt'
tors to have the books audited by the Mogi non rep iring sc ape
first of March next—Carried. Moved 40c; A. Stewart gravel : • d
bCMr. McKinley, seconded by . George work °.3. The Council : en
astle, that the following persons be r to me :t again at Egan': H
funded their dog tax: John Stephe' brook, on the 2nd Mond
son $2, Mrs. Dawson $1, Andrew Sti - next. 1
son $1, John Galbraith $1, also that ' -r
.Alfred Grower's dog tax be taken off the Dol ' las O •wit + e • .
roll—Carried. The olerk was instruct- At : time w en Arc bal • le ulke of
ed to have a by-law framed and passed, Dougl • s,' was residi a
fixingin I. olra d
the salaries of the different ofd House, Edinba g he, on: d: st pp d
cars as follows : The clerk's salary, in- into a barber's shop, a d d •ing is
eluding voters' list, $100 ; registration sword out of its sheath, aid • he b r-
$10, postage and stationery $10, assail- ber, " i wish to get shaved; • :,ore rel
sor $70, collector $70, treasurer $75, to not to cut me, If you do, t ; sin a ut
include postage, caretaker $10, auditors your • ead off with this sw :r.." The
each $5, returning officers, including barbe told Ms Grace that h n at not
poll clerk, each $6. Moved by George fear tl• at, as he had . sh: tie•
Castle, seconded by J. Torrance, that thous: ods in his time, and h
the Reeve give an order to Andrew any parson yet. After the s a
Stinson for $1, for one cord of wood for frnsb.:d to the Duke's satis a•
the hall—Carried. Moved by J. Torr asked the barber; how if w
rants, seconded by P. Douglas, that t hand • as not shaky when h.: k
Reeve be instructed to confer with t doom bleat, was; hanging ove h
persons interested in the 4th and 5th heroi knight o the soap br sh
concessions, from lot 5 to S. B., and "Not bit of it for you see I
report at our nextmeeting—Carried. in ha • d. Had I cut you I
The Coilneil then adjourned to meet on finished the job by cutting vire
the first Saturday in March, at 1 o'clock ear to year, and then Ilwoul hay
p. m. . nothing to fear from you .or y a g'
The Duke, being fond: of a
joke, was so` well pleased wi
ber's reply that he not : sly,
well for his work, but gave
some gratuity before leaving
Generale News It
A: Jew was recently!
Morocco for lending money
—The new ,University
has been burned, with manboats.
--Mr. Thomas DeWitt T
of the celebrated' preacher, de
f
.Ta • c t •tittle ofj ehlo
sie- the n text* 'W
la or,, turn -d to .MO o:
`a+ al) aslee a . in hien e
ra 'el, detid on the Cfld r.
es to he fisU'er e
a • it' 180, Bay, Michigan . n
tto , : ec- tea. It is ten . or
ro • n- shor , and ra to re
boord ng, men s. The °etc
n1 , : nd light 1
c-' – ohn Ma foe
sok .eoh, and Malcolin M
n he:lst
se tenced by her
ode ed toreceive ten tri
al rk be fob stealing 0 nig
na•er of tobacco fro a, h
asder sin —A famo s 'he
nt :na. ce num 'vering )2 per
IMo e• by of a stable o the
,so , t • at Friday. • T ort` ug
Las • am game chicks s we
let ton- of the cattleware
co . 10 The totm.1 loss is $�
ed, b J. -It is sac na'
sorb, to at"def t- outts' tmerri
o the take Place i a:I da
licsc ool little chapel n t a
d by .aid Pie° dilly. T e e
es tow rd prof nd secret, an
- id yea kno n to t' a. th
soon • ed -- ` r. Jana a Sh
of R. H. at Bellymot.., 1.4
k delis er- found, Tues ' a in
aadep••d, COIks(iousne: n t
16i :et fro his ho .e. He
i� ciEent 16 wa di, never axing
d also at ne s. He•le•• vett a
16i cores. dr n.
e sett ed The Lo dot Ti
ounci -r– improbable ti • s,t;Pa
djourr ' d when he hag to ata
VI Fria:�y, criniila] chef et au
lenged not o 1 the
t bat the Imp: r al Pa
may find p• • lar
crumbling we der hi:'
Short hal ; dres
ga meg in peblie fav
w o attend a large
vi w to enj y 13010'
for} the disp a Of
st pped upo ,nd
m zeaof the "'ra
wi h the inovation
aliforiiia disp:'t
st gewas ata
da 4 mi ee
T e bodies f
an one wo a
ivi • m tilated n
pre shit. T eIndia!
ha q numbered fort'
z Mrs, Anson, a i..
i he tivo son near Br
bund in her house
ing, 'wing f r1161, ho
ae u L. He sons w
ed a d fros itten
m th r to a neiglhbo
is a posed to have
tr mp, whcj, after
th ew the a ch ar.e
' On •Fria 'nig.
passing hr ugh e. t •
vilie''divisio of the{
Raili•pad, b oke in t
ereT v were hedged i •
so suffocated' with t
en ne that all b:•
T e men on the ' tie,'
th ah. in this eon, i
th • .• here, where
cri i al condition.
:. train oil the
coil sting of seven .
nu 'e• ter of passers e
th n from the tr
ar po t an Tuesday mo:
a s' ' w en i o were overturns
g tsgx ed, •°me . being throw
, n1; W . wa • itch into the fie
i ths: a' d pails, tigers were badi
s rayl havi. g his ankle oro
'lin co:.- her 1 ead badly ori:
$ ; • son :internal. injure:
d ; pick l here le !now eve
dajojirued pr t a hent English a
rail- gilt S. Jinn Cohn:
eb •nary ha ' esued t chall:
any .Q an my Ameri•a
acro ding to the r le
priz $ring, for £500 0
an. ees to alto
pu.1 st to Yiit En
too •• erioa1 acid Iiigi t''
ex •�. Vises are paid.
Ill he aged poll
(w••, togeth wit
fro a 1 cold a ; d de
ne: Toronto , is t
who, ever 40' Year
Ma Mackenzie
no d y de s: forest, n ord
in vas cape of "the ebel •
to , e tur Of who , dea
ha is bee Offered liar t. e
• e e de a a, wh was
m a hei :i , at that tim •:
re li ; .tra Binary mnscu ar
a fist won�I erful powers • f
ld b e out a 1s timer assi
fr m assn ted Mackenzi-
d mad good he escape
0r3." caturda
r ti al Mo>fni
the: rain fro
h bi r- via' • e Lake IShlore, a
id h. m abo t 4 o'clo k. Wh
a ha' • of ti• a wheel and t
coni pieted, t e strtl
made that the two; w
an two o the fro t
that •vonta ned ove
hal cin gol nllio
o se ha :een held tog:
ua le wh le as son s,s I •
1 ed at they' a.• I•o
s n wh:i h had,n ,t tui , e.
d''n- situp slid a On
re i- the fact that t
the •)eels firm y
0, 0 and • notedly ha e
be s dent.41
o tip he Morris
I pie ant eventing off.
ih ahua inst,: Dation Of their
m : inti in tl e school hou, e
era ria The house was c
i c with Members an
the eremenles we e
L nil ten. » of the Well fi 1e •
re 1 = vi d a toe 8 ea,
in :s o the inner antsh
1 me ti g w s. called t
ip ` o W Ray otedto th
N rfo ' 1 , _son .L and )maxi°
tto aye cd until the ' wee am '
tee 1' The spa ke
Ra , 'Walkei:, l\1c '.
wi , Ourey, isbister
and singing 'ere pail
Salter'�,` Tipli g, Best),
star, tcLea Br nd
Mills, Pugh,' Isltis er
Tho best of order• as
on � out-- i'ntel1ec ualit ,
good cheer enliven, d
presence of the bean ty
the neighbor nod l
and all separ tot' e
the s ntime t
least, of their lives wa
ofarni and inhaled
en the Professor r re -
e his wife was yet
ir and the child was
's city on Saginaw
contains 125 sh'an-
twelve miles from
eine .large reinforce-
as- thus far been
orman Macdonald
o 'onald have been
Black, Stornoway,
s with a birch rod
and 21'pounds of
of Jersey cattl ,
e ed by the burni g
oleman estate, n
b ed dogs, goats a d
Iso burned. So e
a reed at $3,000 eac
,00.
t e Baroness Bu -
a will undoubtedly
or two at a oerta n
undred miles fro
a t day is kept a
he place is on
e persons.
e ' ottom, postmaster
don township, was
r+inti, frozen to u
e road about a mile
+ ied an hour after-
egained ooneciou
wife and five chi
y
STT1�LEY.—After making and sub-
scribing the required declaration, the
Council took their seats, when it' was
moved by P. Douglas, seconded by J`.
Torrance, that the following persons be
appointed to office for the present yea:
viz.: Geo. Stewart, clerk John Reic
treasurer Joseph Higgins, oollectbi
Alex. Sparks, assessor ; Andrew Stihl -
son, caretaker ; John Beatty, auditor ;
the salary of each respectively to be the
same as last year—Carried. The Reeve
appointed George Baird, Sr., auditor.
es says : It is n t
..:11, at the moms t
a • his trial. on a
.I •• hen he has chal-
IC ritish Govern merit
iame"nt to combat,
pport in Ireland
eet.
ee are: decidedly
r, and young ladies
rty or ball, with a
andnot merely
ong train to be
ngled in the swift
et," are delighted
hes report that a
Indians on Fri -
Fort Cummuns.
en
le -
oil
e;
nd
by
• s,
to
at
•rs
he
on
er
t• at
r:tat
site
utpt-
te
nt
.
gs
Tal
l4ed
fro:
•
•a :
the d ver and three men
n ; pasnger were found
bur •. Troops are in.
are supposed to
s
0
n
•
1
e man living with
dford, was fatally
•n Sunday morn-.
s after in great
e also badly burn-
ile carrying their
s house. - The fire
een caused by a
ighting his pipe,
ng shavings.
a freight train
net on the Straits-
altimore and Ohio
o, and while the
there they became
smoke from the
ame unconscious.
following found
ion and brought
y are lying in a
anada Southern,
aches with quite a '
s on board, wa
•k near Wellen
ning. All but th,
• and badly wreck -
beyond the rail -
ds. Some of the.
hurt, one of them
n, and a lady had
ed and received.
y prospect of an
ht between two
+ d American pu-
• liar Tug Wilson
e, offering to fight
at catch weights
of the London.
;€1,000 a . side,
xpenses for an
nd, or he will g
n Canada if hi
• man, Anderson
• is wife, perished
ti ution last week
e eritable old negro
go, piloted. Win,
sa ely through the
✓ o effect the es-
e, r'iot," for the cap.
d klive, $1,000 had
overnment. An
est. 2 inches 'M
as a man of ex.
development and
durance. With-
ce, it is positively
c• uld never he
g, January 8th
• San Francisco,
rived at Buffalo
n an examination
ticks was near'
ng discovery wa
eels on the rear
ruck of the car
million and i
••ere broken, and
✓ by the brake
were open, show
n; into the wheel
,around at all, bu
track. But fo
• rakes had hel
.lace, there would
• a serious acciL
re
HIILLETT.—The Council elect for
the township of Hallett, viz.: John. >v a -
Millan, Reeve ; John Mason, Deputy
Reeve John • Britton, Joseph HowsGn
and John Lasharn, councillors, met at
Londesboro, on the 17th January, 1881,
made and subscribed their respeotive
declarations of qualification and ofiioei,
and entered upon their . duties forthe
present year. Minutes of former meet-
ing were read and confirmed. Moved
by J. Britton, seconded by J. Howson,
that a by-law be prepared and passed,
fixing the salaries of the township offi-
cers for the present year—Carried. The ly a few days age, at hi;
by-law was then read and passed.. Moved deme, Brooklyn; 'N. Y.
by J. Howson, seconded by J. Britton, —Bin Vanderbilt has c on:
that James Campbell be an auditor for to the fund established by
the present year—Carried. The Reeve for the aid of i digent etude
then appointed George Stephenson the University of North Cerolin
other auditor. Moved by J. Lasham, =The cold weather in
seconded by J. Mason, that Robert surpasses anything within t
Smith be reappointed assessor for the of the oldest inhabitant.
present year, at a salary of $90—Car- been icelin Pose del Note
ried. Moved by J. Mason, seconded by thick. I
J. Britton, that Thomas Neilans be re- —The' Russian Embassy
appointed collector for the present year has been infor ed by e
ata salary of $90, and that a by-law be clockmaker the the Nihilis
prepared and passed to confirm the ting to constru t infernal
aforesaid appointments of officers— use in Russia.
Carried- The by-law was then read -The Old D minion S tea
and passed. Moved by J. Howson, sec- parry's receivin warehouse
onded by J. Lasham, that James We.. Virginia, with 400 bales I of
ster and Wm. Cowan be refunded $1 $10,000 worth of other good;
each, dog taxes for 1880, they having ed the other morning.
been wrongfully assessed, and that Wm, —In the Home at Waehi
Riley be paid $1 for one day's statute has beers introduced for Ilpr•
labor performed in 1880, be being at the spread of contagious dise:
time a volunteer, and, consequently ex- " domestic animals, and otie
erupt from statute labor—Carried. Mov- importation of machineryu
ed by J. Britton, seconded by J. How- manufacture of jute or flx.
son, that the clerk be instructed to no- ' —The wife of Professor
tify the County Treasurer to cancel the J of the Yale Art Schoo
non-resident taxes against lot 23, con , health, kept a bottle of ctrl
5, for 1880, as said lot should have bee closet.
assessed as resident, and not as non- F was at cl
resident—Carried. Moved by J. Ma- chair, an
son, seconded by J. Lasham, that ;the , old, crept
.
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n Sunday whitie
urch she fell Isle ,p
their child, abpul it
to the closet amid
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t
. ge had a yer
e occasion of th
cars. They me
in Section No. 7.
' ed to repletio
eir guests. Afte
oncluded the con
,hampers of the
with considerable
of gusto. After
een satisfied, the
• order and Mr
chair. Speeches
ere indulged in,
•ours ayont than
s were Messrs
en, Elston, War
: nd Salter. Masi
rmed by Misse
Mesdames Web
rs, and Messrs
and Triggerson
•bserved'through
onviviality an
y music and th
and fashion o
d the occasion
ing imbued fit
one . evening, a
happily spent.
•
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0
. WILMON, PROPRIETOR,
Has now
on hand a full Stook of
4 ;
iSEWING MACHINES I
Consisting of the following kinds :
aier 4'.,I Wilson B.,
anzer I Louise,
nil other makes always in stock. It i now an
Cknowledged fat that the Wanzeri seriefa of
wing Machines are ahead of any in tie market,
l;ie Wanzer 0. being
OMETHING BEAUTIFU..I
•
ts principal points of excellence being the lame
lroomy space dander the arm, the adjust.ibil-
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dened steel
STEEL FEED
n both sides of the needle ; a triangular needle
ar, with oil cup niokle plated balance wheel,
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1 It
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J t
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the Shortest Notice.
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E !
aA full Stock of Horse -Powers, Straw Cutters,
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it adily inereasinnas their merits are becom-
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hjpplied.
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What the ADVERTISER Says of
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THE EXCELS
Th niel Bell & Co.'
th First Prize at
hi ition. They a
h ve taken, for
to . ed Organs we
fo med by oom
th : Ee instruments
a , y other organ
w+ nld recommen
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SEND F
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0
y
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r superior Instr
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OR ORGANS.— We sed that
Excelsior Organs hav ta ken
the Toronto Industrial Ex -
e well worthy of the p1aee they
hey certainly are the A nest
ve heard. We have ben In-
tent parties who rare as ing
that they are not excel ed by
anufectured in Canadl.. We
all who are intending to pur-
oelsior before purchasing'
R A CATALOGUE.
ND ORGAN DEALERS.
establish New Agencies for
mrnts whereverithey are not
d offer
D TERMS TO RE -
LE PARTIES.
BROTHERS,
▪ Ontairio.
BOOTS AND SHOES
•
JANUARY 28, .188L
CIJEAP,EE TH NEVE
j i 1
THE PARLOUR S
WILL SELL HOODS
FROM, NOW UNTIL THE 15TH Of FEB UARY, AT
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY IF YO
OFFORD, Jr., Main St
•
TORE
OST
GOLD MEDAL SILVER, MEDAL
Highest aersee,
Dominion Exhibition, Toronto Exhibifloas
Ottaws• 1879.
1881. WINTER.
1881.
JOHN KI DO, SEAFORTH,
10tEGS to call the Special Attention of his
many Customere and ihe public generally to
his varied assortment of
pincE.1 STOVES 1- STOVES.11
From the BEST Manufacturer in the
Dorninion, viz.:
WM: BOCK, OF B_RARTFORD.
These STOVES possess Many Advantages
Which, can. only he Appreciated hy
an Inspection of them
WE WARRANT EVERY STOVE
And Defy Corapetiti6 Price or Qttality.
MAIN STREET, ri3EAFORTII. 888
THE 'SEAFORTH .
INSURANCE AND HLAND ACE.NGY.
A 000D ARTICLE AT
EXTR
VALUE IN SUGARS,
NEW LAYER RAISINS-,
NEW LONDON LAYERS,
NEW BLACK 'BASKET RAISINS,
NEW :VALENCIA RAISINS,
NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS,
BOXES NEW TURKEY FIG
NEW CURRANTS IN CAS
BURNET'S AND LYON'S B
COMPOUND EXTRACTS,
CANNED TOMATOES, CO
AND LIMA BEANS,j
FRESH ORANGE, LEMON
FRESH ALMONDS AND
FRESH 1FILBERTS AND e
A CALL SOLICITED, AND CQMPAAI
PRICES INVITE
at" The Grocery next door to the Post (1)ffice.
EST EXT AO S;
N, GREEN P ARS,
ND dITR N EELS
AZIL !\IU S.
ON 00 000D
AFO
FOR OHOIdE
FAM I LY GROCli RI ES
Cl'OCICERY, AND G-14. WARE,
GO TO M. MORO SON'S.
CHEAST PLAOE IN 4,3EAFOATH
TO BUY YOUR
Groceries, Crockeiry, or lassware
TRY IT. TIM IT.
TRY IT.
DIS8OL TION OF P RTNE
atiL it Is absolutely necreesary that all outstanding debts be pa d ON Os im
FIRST OF FEBRIPLR lir NEXT, as ! the businesS the firm tuust
up by that date All debts not then paid will be; pnt into Co for collection,
GREAT CLEARING SALE FOR THE
Will have a Great Clearing Sale. The whole of, their Ipmen
ing to over $5,000,Iwill be offered at COST F C*SII
EXT THI
EAFOR
e Stock of Hoots ndSho
TS AGENT for Several First -Class St011.0 Are
"IL and Life Ines.rance Companies, and is preparl
ed to take risks on the most favorable terms.
Also Argent for several of the best Loan So.
and Village Pioperty,
A .NuMber of First -Class
imprOved Farms for Sale.
;r, Interest.
Agent for the sale of Ocean 2 teamship Tickets,
OFFICE — Over Zionism's i3tore, Mai*
Street, Seaforth. 645
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCEi -
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Capital, 56,000,0004
Rest, - 1,410050004
President, Hon. Wm,. illartraster.
SE A'ivORTH BRANCH. ,
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank continues -LS
receive deposits, on which interest is allovredosl
the most favorable terms0
Drafts on all the principal towns s.nd cities*
Canada, on Great Britain, and on the Unito4
States, bought and sold.
Office—First door South of the Commercial
(339 A. H. IRELAND, Manager.
SEAFORTH PLANING MIT,is,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
sabscril3exbege leave to thank hisraimaroa
him since commencing business in-Seafettli,sal
tru.stahat he may be favored with a continuanai
of the same.
Partiesintending to build w,ouldrdo well t glut
bim a call,as he will continue to keep on and -11
large stock of allkinds -et
Dry Pine Lumber, Bashes, Doorsi;
Blinds and Mouldings, &tingles*
Lath, &c.
Ilefeelsoonfident of givingsatisfactionto these
who may favour him with their patronage, snot*
bat first-classWorkmenareemployed.
Particular attention paid to Custom Plan*
201 JOHN H. BROADPO T.
THE OOMINIEICIAL UV Rir
TT ATING purchased the Stockand Trade of tke
George Whiteley, begs to state that lie intend,
carrying on the business in the old stand,and
formerly large stock, None but
First -Class Comfortable Vehicles anri Good
1?eliable Horses Will be Kept.
Covered and Open Buggies and Cairlages, and
Double and Single Wagons always ready for noel
Special Arrangeraente Made With Com-
mercial Men.
Orders left at the stables or any of the hotels
promptly attended to.
taibtive7ly baiessZe didi J. S. PORTER' .SEAFORTK
I. I- am determined to Clear Out ink
! Entire Stoa of Furniture rega4-.
THIS IS A GENUINE„ OS T
As "the Stock must b e reduced preparatory to the dissolution Of partnership, an
ready money and want cheap goods will do well to avail the selves of this offer
Remember the Old and Popular Stand: Ea st Side Main Street, Seaforth.
- CHANGE OF BUS
SE AFOR
Having purchased the Seaforth Foindry from
to keep on hand, at the1old stand, M Street,
Plow, Gang Plows, ScufIlers, Land Ro ers and
Column Crestings, and School, Chute , Garden
Repairing promptly and neatly done and satisfactio
ALFRED R. NOPPER.
JOHN W. HOPPER. }
NO
SEAFOR
Having disposed of my business, I must call 0
either by note or book &count, to call Iiind settle
May, as after that date I will place evelrythieg in t
Court fo collection.
NtSa.
H, Aptil 3rd 1880.
ohn Nopper, -we will ontinue
other Implem nts in our line.
A
all W
hate the
IL IS.
PER BR1DTH RS.
H, Ont. Alit 8rd 1880. 1
all those i debte to me,
e hands ef the Cler of the
IOHN NO PER.
TRW IN WANT, it will pay them to lime
Lain prices before purchasing elsewhere.
give a large diecount to those paying cash, es4.
peciany to newly martied couples.
I am still selling six highly finished chairs for
$2. I also keep ICnowiton's Spring Bed, the
best and cheapest In the market ; warranter:1.
perfectly noiseless.
Wareroome directly opposite M. R. Counter's
Mammoth jewelry Store, Main Street, Seaforthe
East Side.
625 .TOHN S. PORTER.;
THE ZURICH
SADDLERY, HARNESS
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
A eon. Stock of ,Harness of all kinds always
-.ca. on hand, together with eveuthing else be-
longing to the hnsiness,i which -will be soli
Cheaper than ever.
FURNITURE, FURNITURto
Specially loW prices giren to newly Married
Couples requiring furniture. Cali and See my
stock and prices before pcurchasing elsewhere, &V
you will save money by doing so.
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