The Huron Expositor, 1874-08-14, Page 5. ,
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• chael. and Mess
088. Frani preseint
t10 btftll whether,
be reqaired, as Xt.
Lt.
seni t» eariI about folio*
. haa ne intentiOR
f pmsecuting kl,A (n, any 0tblea
rho has given. ettrIvney to
It is no e',glit days ships
itasmadeet-et we have n -ithier
,k-1 liar received a writ or any
Eitioa that an action latt bean
agaiot 113. lii$ card is ta
Y` mehace intended to silen',e
itl peals-R.11y extoit an 'pole
ky
'f the weak kneed. Snub, ta,p_
t sweeta with tr.s. We are
pe bullied, coerced nor bribed
_ . As to- or statements We
L.• to be true- amt capable itf
ivill stand or fall by the1e.
ateart to be true. He knot a
aW they are ti tat We de y
v hil threat it executiot ,
or prosecute nt if be wishes
the Wituess box, and undereo
pf a eraSe exaanittatien ti4t
arom, hie. onaillips the relit --
' m of Ilia immorality. In 4o
,e retrabG (a. ap(dogize for a
ve havel written. We haii
alit on 0111r Si(', aad have o
instult."
.-••11.4.411,•-- ..----
IVEarnittaba.
e•l• Ihc se Biel ...-1.1fi
JIa(
...er (
1 intel igtuce from different
e leoe,
mpee, Fel- Pesate of Aug. 1,
.trarilS C M1Se fill,' congTaiuhk..
prOV.Ined TOO tillextent cf
;per rattages. it (If v. nature
meaattre, the grave appx
[tertaitted a aa,: or two, sine
-were, itt the that place, e
a many instance,. as, to 0
as, a regular panic had take
F the paople. At an earli r
1,. were reasolla for believis
Ace cro of the season h
S being, dettroyea., We no
e ..., hoppers moved. ov
(nets in
on mot -e. rapidly th
' do, an I malty sections a e
:y clear Ihey are thinm
t -Places, and, tn a few day
hit rate: the Province will
;ar of e pests. We ha
,ently rm
f. ed to -warrant s
that e canary, as a whoi
, full Ii If crap. There ar
otoe settlements near
a and t ese are. in the ma
cprepar d to stlnal it, bei
in the °imitate. In their b
ate, i is neeessary that t ,e-
t come o the aid by publ 0
a
II-
U.
I
!.JVe<•zto
; the
the P
the
hid tha
pinion
now
ie elestr
wards
. we ye
su
. -
says that after ca
itts brought in fro
vinesi, relative to e
rasshOppers, -we a e
we tan hold a roc, e
f the .prospect th n
ruerally enteitaM
rotiveinseets contin e
s rapidly- as they ha
tore to- pethetthit
p of wheat will I -
the 4o and.
It
th&rn,• Exten s icm---R
s and Conjectures.
t the Les7totret Bcts'iner.
,f the fficials, including t
Ea- of ti Great Western Ra
1
Seer tary nf the We
p,
and ruce Railway, pass
xtension to Kincardine a
st week. The principal can
between the two Compani
be that the Great Weste
it the read is not sufficient
thile the contractor says it
a
V
is
1 as IiE main, line. Mr. i‘i c-
e.Secre ry, says itis the i
- the elltegton, Grey at d
way to wait a few days Ion
am thE deciaton of the Gre t
-1-ilway tIire4ors, gril if t e
soon a slimed by that Co
,iVellin on, Orey and Sieve
4npanylvvill endeaverto ma -.e
.ts far *ming the road tbeM-
Z earnie tion with sorao other
1
1.31r. H udries train and gaig
ived at LiFterfrel on Tuesday
id, we mderarand, intend to
repairs and :keep possessiMi
4 -until an !arrangement `s
b the llittilltruar Timm
ams to lile little use of us
ba to te the fact that the pros -
Oleg the Southern ExtensiOn
naoiathi are very poor indeed.
Land now that Mr. Heredrie's
: been Settled, but that Cst1.
has pieSented a claim of sothe
':- ittenlentals and what net,.
[that it at present in the wa
'ri• that difficulty has been d s-
te Hone Board of the Gr a,
ailxv-ayi Cempativ must ha, e
the natter. We can oiijiy
e the Whole business as 4 &
.i.tltilt ,-.,'1 intended to deeeiive
rst. That the road will be
°veinal, there is no tion ,t,,
r mfailmation that leads DS.
hat a (.4 Insuleral ,h, revalue in
;inatter4, or a chanee in ts e
tietorsi!dp of the road, in
iirst. We learn that the Ra
cs been violated, in movi
.4. Liste -el anti.Brussels,
iyer ste s. be taken, the Col
compelled to continue- tie
trains. I Our only resource
..!.tinge mid urge the mat i -r
bteutioi, of the Governme t
-the building of the Darr
-;h. We havn bum held up
CI edge. Of anxiety" lo
•la,.. up and doing e
mrst. 311•Eizni. (.:regOry ai
learn, After 'f' hoping agai
e ceatmenced teatnin,z th
atm, hliving I ',set all Yeah
llying 1/4eicern.
1tia- / tanrilifin Timea.
)
,
snail, mi railttay circles that
it bran& of the Wellingto a
ruce Railway will be open d
(tortly a f ter ti?e, 15-th inst. It
i that tr4e English Board of
•krIzt, netet on the 15th Will
icinsimt to the agreement iy
,ireat Western will run ts e
Early ettlers.
isting family- gatherina t
netahtyl jay 28, -at the re
Lr. _XbriLharn VanNorman,
,7ic's, the object being to o
tixtv-fi •st anniversary of
-,,th he and hie partner in I fa
. living. and in the enjoyme t
ane:anre (4 LE alth, Abe t-
•,ke,„ young and eid, -were pr
iglity (if -whom were f
r and tlicse were only abo
rt of the living members a
I,
ouneetions of the f. mily, there being
about five hundred al °geezer, and this
is the increase of but four generations,
all having sprung fro ,or allied them-
selves to, the descen ants of, gr. A..
VanNorman'e father. Among those
° sent were Mr. Is e VanNornian, of
else% ninety years Id, Mr. Joseph
AranNorman, of Tilso burg, over seven.
,ty and Mr. A. VanN rman himself, the
mere unteechate objee of this friendly
gathering, who is eighty-three. . A re-
st was served in a 1 rge driving barn,
after which sevr al sp ediee were made,
sald some very interps Mg pioneer expe-
riences related."... Mr A. VanNorinan
Iiiniself is a veteraiz of the American war
of 1812-13. He was iern at the top of
the Alleghany mono ins, seven miles
Da any neighbor. He removed to
Wainfieet in Iltpper C • ada in 1799, and
-was at the battle of ueenston in 1812.
Ainong other items o interest; showing.
the difficailties of thsse early days, he
mentioned that he ea ght three hundred.
salmon in Lake Oritari in one night, and
-Wanting to cure them for future use, he
lizezan te look about f r salt for that pur-
pose. There were sa works at Stoney
Creek, to which he w nt, and obtained a
bushel, dipped hot 01 t of the vat. and
for this he had to pa twelve dollars.—
• ..Wel-sot/ Chronicle.
BI air
&awe-are—At W •xeter, on Aug. 9,
the -wife of James rive'ford, of a son.
ifictsoN. Seafor b, on 'Aug. 12, the
I 'Wife of Alt. Edam,. Hickson: of a son.
y,—In Brussels, on the 11th - inst.,
the wife of Mr, amest Kelly, of a
on the 5th inst.,
ex. Stewart, Jr.,
• daughter.
STE-war...T.-4u Grey,
the wife of Mr.
of a on.
ISOLIAEN.-1.1.1
just., the wife of
a daughter.
BLAKE. --In: Grey,
• wife of Mr. Wm.)
•SMITR. —in Brussels
wife of Mr. Waite
ter.
anosh, on the .6th
Ir. D. McLaren, of
the 7th inst., the
lake, 'of aason. -
on the 7th tilt., the
Smith, of a (laugh -
MARRIES.
Geraeuie;--KaRauzi •8.—At the Manse,
Kippen. on July 2., by Rev. H, Cam,
.eron, .4r. John Gallium], to Miss
• Moan, et Kaerche • both. of Hay.
smostx!Fxr,
THE TIKETS.
'SE 'OBT, Aug. 18 1874.
There is no chang this week in quota-
tions for grain, and there is nothing of.
any account of ering r_Oze first bid of
new fall wheat was purchased by Mr.
A. Armitage on 11- dnesday, from Mr.
A. Leys, of trey, f i$1 05 per bushel.
It was mi excellent s triple. • Butter has
almost reached famit ,e prices, and a good
article can scarcely be got for any
money. Cheese. also sells readily, all
the factories in. this -vicinity heing entire-
ly cleaned out, so that at the market on
Thursday there was none to offer. It
sells as high, proportionally, as butter.
Eggs have advanced a couple of cents,
and are searce'in the market. Farmers
I ,
tions are lar e. The best American Belli
at 66s to 6 s ; fine, 64s to 65s•;I next
quality, 608 to -638 ; common, 50s to 60s
per cwt. In butter, fine qualities are in"
demand at extreme. quotations. 1. The
extreme heat tells seriously on low qual-
ities, for which, buyers can name their
n
ow.fi.
gures. • Olonmells goes at 30s to
132s; Corks 136s; Jersey, ,108s ;, Nor-
mandy, ' 124s ; anti. - American l from
94s to 110s , or cwt. '
--.--
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
. i
BUFFALO, Aug. 13, 1874.
011,TLE..:-- Receipts to -day 765head,
making the total supply for the.week,
thus far,•7,6 3 head., or 419 cars, against
522 cars foi the same time last week.
The market continues active' at yester-
derday'S pri es for good stock. Cdmmon
cattle bard l holding their own,' while
thin Texans are entirely neglected Sales
comprised about 2,200 head. There was
no ana,dian stock offered. For 'Amer-
icans prices 'ranged from $4 50 to $6 50.
SHEEP AF D LAMBS. Receipts .to -day
2,100 bead, making the total' supply for
the -Week, thus 'far, 15,200 head, against
15,400 head for the same time last week.
The market was active at $6 t� $7 for
Canada lan , s ; • $4 50 to- $5 for Canada
sheep ; $4 to $5 for Western sheep, The
folIlowing sales are about a fair average
of ! the trade : Fifty-five Canada sheep,
122 lbs., _ $6 37,Y, ; 170 State lambs, 67
114., $6 601; 308 Canada lambs, 14, lbs.„
$6: 50 ; 336 Canada lambs, 641bs:,' $6 50;
191- Canada, lambs, 87 lbs., '
$7 85 • 198
Canada lambs, 69 lbs., $6 75 ; .209 Can-
ada- lambs) 68 lbs., S6 75 ; 306. Canada
lambs, 67' lbs., $6 87).5, ; 202 Canada
lambs, 72, lbs., $6 87,11 ; 305 -Canada
lambs, 69 lbs.'"$7 ; 99 Canada lambs, 64
lbs., $6 37,i ; 302 Canada lambs, 66 lbs.,
$6 50 ; 185 Canada lambs, 66'; lbs.,
$6 S7:-.1- f <201 Canada lambs, 73 lbs.,
$7 1044 „207 Canada lambs, 69 lbs.,
$6 87i ; 181 Canada lambs', 63 lbs., $6.
IleGs.--Receipts to clay 2,100 head,
Making the . total supply for the ,week,
thus far, 81,700 head, against 10,000.head
for the same time last week. The mar-
ket was fairly active at at $5- 65 o $5 75
-for Michinan hogs ; 86 to $6 50 for
Yorkers ; $7 to $7 50 for heavy hogs.
NEW YORK HORSE MAR T.
TUESDAY, June 30 1874.
t •
The horse trade from the opening un-
til the close of the week has been slow
and unimportant. . Outside of transac-
tione-wider the hammereof thi leading
auetieneetts, there was hardly nytbing
to niate beyond a limited deman 1 for or.-
dipary work horses, confined chiefly to
tlie sale stables at the B%lll.'s. Head, Mar-
ket] Arrivals were light, but fjully ade-
quate to the scant requirements of the
current season. Sale of than? ghbreds
and trotting stock :' The tire -year-old
black colt Rh.adamanthus, by imported
Leamington, dam Nemesis, by imported-
• Eglipse, Was sold by Messrs. Hunter &
Travers to Mr. August Beim, nt. The
price of the colt, with engagem nts„ was
$7,000. Mr. Newton IVIills augh, . of
Walden, has paid $3,000 for half inter-
est in theitrotting horse Frizeilr G. Wood.
The. black gelding, Sugar in the Gourd, j
was 'recently sad for $11,500. The I
brown to -year-old gelding. Irish Jim,
• :.
sired by hweepstakes. was sad. in Orange
County, N.. Y. for no°. . 1
are busy, and trade generally- is 'very Goi,D.--The price of gold in
dull. We quote: is quoted at 1094. -
Fal1Wheat, per bushel..., ..... - $1. 15 to 1 16
Sprig When t, per bushel 1 08 to 1 10
Oats,per bushel__ _... . ... ' .. 50 to 0 55
Peas, per bushel., ....... 0 60- to 065
Batter, "..\.To, 1, Loose.- ... , , 20 to 0 20
Butter in tubs.. ... ....... 0 al to 0 21
Eggs . 012
Flour ....... .... .. . , ........ 0 00 to 6 00
Hay, new 8 00 to 9,00
Hides.. 5 00 to 6 00
Teel calf, per pound. 0 08 to 0-09
'Lereb Skins 0 30 to 0 45
-Sheep pelts......025 to 080
Salt (retail) per. barrel,. ... 1 25
Salt (wholesale) our barrel1 05
Potatoes, per bushel, new 0 50 to 0 ao
-oatmeal-at hri, •0 00 to 6 00
Wood. i , 2 50 to 2 75
Beef .... .. .... - . . 3 00 to 55
Tan bark . 400
•
•4 CuxToN, Aug. 13, 1874.
Fall Wheat. per bUslitI.. ......... 1 10 ftf5 1'15
Spring Wheat, perbushal .. . ... 1 10 g 1 12
Oats, per bushel 055 g 053
Barley, per bushel... ..... 0 70 0 75
Peas, per bushel........ . . . 0 60 0.1 0 60
• ..... 17 (csi 0 20
Potatoes.. 0 50 0). 0 80
Eggs.. . .. . .. . . . ....... 0 00 ei,) 0 12
9 00 dlO 00
•
• TORON'l
• There were in to
oats at 58c, and of n
said to be very light
was reported to hat
brewery at 95c. To-
ing at $4 per bushel.
quoted at 80c to 90c
28e to- 30c for potted
ing worth 23c to 24c.
at 17c to 18c.
0, Aug. 13,1874.
-day a load of eld
ew at 53c, the new.
A load of barley
e been taken by a
aa -toes are now sell -
New potatoes are
Butter is firtn, at
rolls, laage rolls be
Eggs were selling
TORONTO LIVE S OCK MARKET.
BETIVES —The mar -et has been better
supplied, during the •ast week, but there
was a area(' demant both from local
butchers and frem ippers, and. prices
had, if anything, an upward tendancy.
We quote first-class.1 75 to $5, second-
class $4 25 to $4 0, and third-class
$3 50 to S3 75.
SHEEP.—There has Jeeu a good demand
during the past week and receipts bay-
ing been insufficien prices have ad-
vanced, alea hat- n, been - at prices
ranging from 4 -to
L.viuniei--There has been a moderate
supply, but the daunt id. was in excess of
Tew York
• Grand Train& ilaitvrikf.
Trains leave Seaforth and-01111.UL tations 'aft
follows:•
GOING EAST.
'• - Sea -forth.
Miming Mail
Day Expre4s
Afternoon Mixed
•EVefling Mixed
Morning A ixed
Det Expre s....... . . .... 113J . P. M.
Afternoon Mixed 510 P.M.
Evening Mill
Clinton.
7:57 A. M. 785 A. M,
• 10:40 A. M. 10:20 A. M.
0-)5 P. 'AI. 1:25 P. M.
5:10 P. M. 4:30 P. M.'
GOING Wir.ST. •
7:50 A.. M.. 8:80 A. AL
1:25 P.M.
5:50 P. AL •
8:57 p. AL 9:20 P.M.
•
MUN .0, M. D., Physician Snrgoon and
•• Accotiehenr, Graduate of the 'Medical De-
partment of Victoria University) for erly of the
Hospitals of New York and London, 5ng, visited
also the Hotpitals in Paris, Edi iirgl and Glas-
gow. Resiltleuce—Brucefield..• . 349
BOY WANTED.
-NATANTED a boy to learn the telegraphing.
" 348 ••WM. ELLIOTT
pITITATION WANTED.
•1ATANTED, a situation as Store -keeper by a
V T first-elass hand. Address •
3484'2 / J. HENDERSON Bruzefield
•
- APPRENTICE- WANTED!. •
•A -PriireTTIOE. Wanted to learn *nglni and. car-
--'- -ring° work. Onewho has ably had some
•eixperiente in the business preferred.. •
WM. GRA:f4SIE,
349 ! Settforth CarriagetWorks,
-
CARD OF THANKS.
THE Huron Invincible Lodge, No. 5-, 0, Y. B..
1?eg leave to return their sineere thinks to Mr,
:.THOMA.S COLLISON, of Mitchell, f r the kind
; and handsome manner in which he ate:Unica
them during the late nieetii4 of t e Distriet
Lodge, in the town of Mitehell.
- JAMES MITCHELL, ecretary.
Senforth, Ang. 13, 1874. ' 34941
receipts, and price, have advanced,
now quoted at from $3 to $4 O.
LITTLE FALLS D ARKET
LrrrLa atS,N.
The market dull an
delivery of farm da
only 200 bxs., awl sa
from lie to 121,e, t
about 12. A Lege
men. were present in
lug, iii the aagregat,
Transactions did not
ter 5 o'clock P. M.. ti
at 12.1c, rising alowl
We give quotations
follows Ethridge,
Black Creek, 04 bxs
Ire; 104 bxs at top ;
12c; :Brockway, 41e
Sloti; Carlyle, 169 bx
etter, 80 bxs at 12f]
factories are,' reportea
13c. Only a. few p
been delivered to -da.
been made at from 26
home use.
• Letters from Eneh
week in July say the
Itsh cheese. America
tug to hand, was in fit
dition, the supplies b
meet buyers liberally
s
• Aug. 10, 1874
1 sales slow. The
ries amounted to
les ;were made at
to bulk going at
-
lumber of factory
the market, offer -
some 11,000 bxs.
‘ommence until af-
d first sales being
to 121c and. 121c.
f leading -sales as
50 lats at 12.e;
at 12c; Avery &
Bates, 111 bx.s at
bxs on commis -
at 12.',c; Coyuda
Three or four
to have so!d. f ).]:*
-s of butter hate
, and sales have
to 28c, mostly for
Ad for the third
eat tells on Eng -
• which was ;com-
e quality and ton-
ing large. Agents
and the transac-
Is
NOTICE.
TnTR, undersigned members of the vangelical
Association and others, have conelilulerl to call
a public meeting, of said members and. others, en
SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1874, at 6 o'clock P. M.,
in the meeting house on the Browns ni Line, in
township o :Hay, of which this shall tie notice to
Consult .wh bier- it be expedient to stablisli a
Farmer' Fie Insurance Company Tip° the Mu-
tual mind( le, for the Comity of Miro .
H. v. DrIlSniaN; - A. LOH,
r. J. GrIG
HENRY RTWEIN,
ICA_Eyel • WILLIAll W • NC*
DANDilL MACHER, GOTLI11
D. B. GEIC fat C. OSW LD,,
MI • HAEL 7,14ILLE11, D. SURA. US.
WIN . MeNTIL,
Hay; :lig 8, 1574. 840-9
XEIN STRAYED
-from tht, premises of the subScriber,
k--). 'Lot N . 24, Con-. 10, Biddulph, abrmtnly 29,
a. yoke of wcrking OXEN, about 10 years df age.;
one is of r •cl color, with a. little wiife Ion the
fianl:s, the, tiler' is spotted' red and white'and
has a ;ollin lump on his neck. nos Oxcluwere
'seen, on Fri' ity,-July 24. -on the Kipper Rceld near
the tiled. Ti V2.- in, in Tnekersmith. uty person
giving such information as will lead co their- 're-
cove'y to th undersigned, naaressed to Whalen
P. 0., Or at the Exrosrron Office' Seaftyth, will be
sniteblv rue arded. •
JAMES HAWKINS.
•
•AfAc;••=
-TEND 'RS FOR GRADING.
l'.17 TXA
CA NAD1AN PACIFIC RAIL -WA Y.
BALED 'ENDERS, addreseed la he ". tinder -
signed crid endorsed. " Pembina Br tech," will
be rec.( ived this (ace' or at the. () ice et the
evelner,,j11 Winnipeg, up to Is., ,011 of Aug_
2,3, for GRADING the Pc-rubins Bno eh of the
Pacific tail Way', betwece,the International. Bonn-
thin- nnil a point ppiasite the Town of Winnipeg.
Forms of tender, specification, and o her ilifer- -
niation will tc, furnit3hed inn few days. By order,
F. BRAUN, S eratary.
Department Of Public Works, I .
Ottawa, Aug. 8, 1874.. j 8,19L3
IF
YOU WA T
OH
Madd
Madd
Fustic
.Alum,
SI
at—tat
EXPO
OD
OD COLORS ON
ot..tit
BUY
Al
STITPV8
FIRST TRIAL
R0i3ERTS' DRUG STORE
.1)0SITE HE. AfANSION II TEL, SEA F& H.
UST A RWED,
r,
r Com ound,
NOTI
TENDERS Will
until MOND
Blyth Agriculture
der not necessal
illation apply to J
4148-1
•••••"*"•••"•____
E TO PAINTEP,S. •
e received by the undersigned
Y, AUG. 1,7, for the painting of
Hall. The lowest or any ten -
y accepted. For , further infer -
MES LOGAN or Dr. SLOAN.
RICHARD ADAMS, Secretary.
FRESH, A
Indigo,
Indigo Compound,
Cudbear,
Lac Dye,
ARGE Q i4NTITY OF
ochineal, •
ream Tartar,
Magenta Crystals,
'INurmeris.
HORSES WANTED..
)/1 HORSES WANTED, weighing from 900 to
1,5op lbs., age front 5 to 10 years, must be
•onnii and kind and in good condition. Will be
kt SHARP'S HOTEL, Settforth, on TUESDAY,
AVG. 11; also SATURDAY, AUG. 15.
318
J. R. SIMMONS.
HOUSE
•HE undersign
Store basin
ears his premise
nron Road, a
'here is an ore
rees, a well, stab
o it. A church
tes walk from
urther particula
P. 0, or to the pi
.
TO =LET.
d, wishing . to
as, offers to lease
situated in MOKillop,
out 4 miles ea4t
cad, with various
e and other buildings
nil. school house
he place. Tennis
's apply, if by lot
iprietor on the pr
_ JOHN B
retire from the
for a term of
on the
of Seaforth.
boning fruit
attached
is about 5 rain-
liberal. For
er, to Seaforth
mises.
CAPITAIN.
• STRAYED.
VOI 33ayfid , on June 28,
;I 11 $Fe, a it -tie dappled, no
him, but a bark n his near hind
kick, will likely .0 north as he came
Any person gi ing information
REV. MR:WAT ON would coialei
would be suitabli rewarded.
•
a small brown
white spots on
thigh from a
from Grey.
about him to
a kindness and.
343-4
BRID E CONTRACT.
QEALED TEN ff ERS will be received
'--) Of the uncle signed, addressed
fices of Hay. oi Farquhar` until
AUGUST 15, fir the coatructim
over the Sable . iver, on the bor.ndary
the Townships of Hibbert and Ushoine.
Specifications c. u be seen at the
either of the an( °reigned. Tenders
t 2 &do& P.M , on the grounds.
ny Tonna will net hetateatea
ory. ,
' R. I ARDINER, Reeve
46 • A. I ISHOP, Reeve o.!-Usborne.
-
by either
to the Post Of-
SA.TURDAY,
of a bridge
between
Plans and
residence of
will be opened
The lowest or
unless satisfac-
of Hibbert.
-
hi OTIC TO DEBTORS.
EAFQRTH F UNDRY.—The
- Kerr, Wilki, & Co. are in my
tion, and all ti one that remain
'irst of AUGU T next will be placed
collection witho t any further nr,tice.
344 ' JOHN
Accounts due to
hands for collec-
unpaid on the
in Court for
S. PORTER.
STAYED SHEEP.
,STRAYED iron the premises of the undersigned,
Lot No. 9, i,on. 17, Grey, abciut the middle of
'Tune last; 5. STIR 'P-2 EWES an 3 LIMBS. One
f theEwes was Cotswold, and t a other a Lei -
'ester. The left hind foot of o I e of 'the Iambi
,V12B black. Any person giving at ch information
to the undersign el as will lead to the recovery of
- he above anima B will be suitabl rewarded.
.18*4. D V1D FERGUS0 , Walton P. 0.
F RM FOR ..SAL
LOT 18, Con. 6, IItillett; foe
;cleared, remainder wooded
• aPle; frame welling; River
, food. spring on 1 t; 2i miles fro •
iileif from Cl too. Terms to
For particulars pply to Ti. MEYER,
r BENSON & BIER, Senforth.
.
.
acres, 65 ages
with beech and
laithoud and a
Kinburn and 6
suit purchaser.
Harpurhey,
34$
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BUTT:
,
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BUY GOOD
,
NY QUANTET1ES
BUTTER
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R1 BUTTER.
i 1
,
BLIFTTER.
-
.Etreet,
ASH
'DEPOT,
Seatorth.
R D
WILL
IN
AT HIS
AND WOOL
G-oderich
.
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Is runLisnlD
SEAFORTH.
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.IVE(f
,
•
lin
Los,
a
by
-
Zi itc.1tr.i.Tit
EVERY •.[PRIDAY
IN
-,
Ti•Inms.—$1 Go
d of the year.
iLdvertiztrng
,
First; insertion
rtion, 9 cents each
Adviaisements
nit axe ceding 1 :ines—first
niontb. Scents Each
Advertinements
f r sale, not exceedio
e ich subsequent
Births, Marrines,
kilvertiseincati
li inserted till fo
Advertisements
ontaren.
,
,
.. _ _ . ..
Oitor
,,N.LNG
'
e, or $2 at the
.
subsecment in
Found, &c.,
, "1 i after first
.
IAL ESTATE
t inenth $1 5;
directions will
accordingly.
scale of solid
BROTHERS.
per year ilia&
Ttnt
.
per line, 8 cents
time-J-1)cl'
of Strayed,
mont
mouth..
of FAMES and
g 15 I in es—tir
nontb.. 75 cents.
ad Beatlis—lratis.
without specifi
:bid., and cniSrget
reeitsured
MoLE.S.N
-
.
SIX CAS
HOFFMAN
S OF
AT ,
I*Ni"7"-FIT)
DRY GOODS
ROTHERS' CHEAP CASH STO
'
CONSIST?'
PLAIN .WINCEYS1,
:FANCY WINCEY ,
RED FLANNELS,
WHITE FLANNEtS,
COTTON SHIRTING%
FANCY PRINTS,
DARK PRINTS,
TOWELINGS,
TABLE LINENS,
FEATHER TICKING%
STRAW TICKINIS,
BLUE DENIM,
BROWN DENIM,
WHITE COTTONH,
BATTINGS,
WHITE BED SPREADS,
At.so THREE
BALES
HOFFMAN
COLORED )3ED S REAT)
-BLACK LiSTRE,
GREY Lii-SniES,
BLACK SILKS,
coLomp SILKS
YAK LACES,
BLACK REAL 140.ES,
WHITE REAL L
TRIMMINGS,
SILK FRINGES,
.DRESS 1317'ITON
RIBBONS,
RUFFL1NGS,
RUSHING,
ACES,
BELTS—Ladies and Boys,
HAIR BRAIDS, &c.
•
F DUNDAS COTTOITS.
BROTHETZS, SEAFORTH.
NOT CE OF CO
Notice:
into partn
has been
The bush
after be e
ARTNERSHIP.
s hereby given the
rship 111.v. AND
connected with m
ess heretofore pa
rried on under th
MoDOUGALL &
A. G. cDOUGALL.
SEAFOnT August 1; 1874.
have this day taken
IW ITAIALY, -who
liusiness for some time.
id on by me will here -
name and firm of A. G.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TTM,Partnership of DAVIDSON &CAMPBELL,
-11- Ms Hotel keepers in Seaforth, is this day dis-
solved by mutual consent. , Alexander Davidson
will c011ect all debts due said firm and pay all
liabilities of the same.
ALEX. DAVIDSON,
JOHN A ArPI3ELL.
Witness—S. G. MeCAUGFIF.Y. 347-3
TEACHER WA TED. •
, ViTANTED for School Section o. 3, liallett, a
V T Mille Teacher holding itfIrS ,*4-SecOna-Cla8S
certificate. Duties to conuninice actuary, 1875.
JO1LN
See etaiy-Treasnrer.
847 Constance P. 0.
NSOLVENT ACT OF 1869.
72, the County Court qf the County
Iluroiz.
the matter of _ROBERT SCOTT, Jr.,
an Insolvent.
Canada, Province of Ontario, Co. of Huron.
N FRIDAY, the 28th day of AUGUST next
the undersigned will apply to the Judge oil
he said Court for a. discharge -under the said Acti
en.forth, July 20,1874.
ROBERT SOOTT, Jr., '
by MuCAUGHEY & HOLMSTED,
His Attorneys ad lit=
IMPORTANT NOTICE..
The Subscriber being about to Reti,re ireirt
ness in
BRUSSELS,
ttst
He offers his large and well assorted stock of
STAPLE AND, FANCY DRY GOODS,
- MILLINERY, 21.tLyTIES,
HATS AND CAPS,
OROCEI: ES,
t
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT AND UNDER INVOICE COST.
•
STOCX
Must Be Reduced
To a certain amount by the
FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT,.
The date on which he retires in favor of his
Successor, •
F. C. ROGERS, ESQ.,
OF DELAWARE,.
Intending purchasers will find this ivrare opportne-
• nity to obtain Goods.at
,
WHOLIESALE PRICES;
I ANY QUANTITY OF
FARM PRODUCE.
Taken in Exchange for Goods
At and Under Cost.
He will centime to sell to his old friends
and customers on the Usual -Lenin; of credit.
M. LIVINGSTONE, ,