The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-14, Page 3J. LIN 14,1876.
AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY Uinta
COUNTIES OF EURON AND BRUM
CiLteiteen-Ve.
DLOWvet BLOW.
WRSUANT to a Iblerce for Salo made in -twit
CSalSe, and beating date the Twenty-lhixd day
February, A. D. 1879, titer° will be sold, with-
az-prohation of Henry ArlieDerruott, Esquirs,
eater of 'Ilia Court at Godetich, by jbtts
RIJ Auctioneerit the times an& places.
reieafter inentioneti, the lands and promisee
reinafter desetila 1.
At DIRS. DAY'S EITEL, in the 'Village of
aettieE, in the Connty of Huron, on WEDNEs.
AT. the SECOND Day of AUGTF/T, A. D, 1876
12 o'cleck m cn, Lot Number Four, in the Fit:
7uthConcesswo of the Township ot..Elowielx,
e County of Ilttion, containing One Hutitired:
;res of laud, more tn. Ice-.
And at M11)1) ti GIP'S HOTEL, in the To'ri of
ALKEItION, in the County of Bruee, ou
l:SPAY, the TIIIRD Day of' AUGUST, A,. D
45, at 12 o'cieck noc .I.,ot Number Nineteen, in
,e kourttenth Concession of the 1 o wirshiLl of
mer oek, in the County of Bruce, containing one
ave.*. ed Ames of Lund, in° re or less.
-Upon the Dowick tot Twenty Acres are eleared
undt r culthation, twcnty slashed, and the
maintlir well timbered with maple and elm.
1 leperty isaittutted about three and a half
h.leou t Crorrie one dx miles from Wroxeter
th, re is on the land a good log house mad
rn, anti a ,reall youx-g orchard of excellent fruit'
Cport the Greenock Lot Eighty Acres are •
aired, and the remainder timbcred principally
t•oft 'timber, This 1.o1, is situated in a well
ed district, ale.,ut half ensile from ate Village
rtilernmia end six tulles from the Village of
r.ket on. -.11....te is upon the lot a 1 )g. dwelling
feett-e citable. and a umall cm chard. Vila lot
1 1 e sold feta et to a It are to V. -imam
rn
„I.." aster tor ten yenra from. the First day of
at a rerttal of SRI per annum.
Other respects the lots will be sold free from all
umbrances.
t,11 the Parc41# will be tint up at reserve bichl#
rg. The purcilas-ers shall, at the time of Pale,
eowtx a deposit in the prr,00rtion 4-f 8.10 for
e.I00 of their purchase money tr. the Vendor
1.c,r Solicitor, ft [Id shall pay the balance thereof
6 Court, without it iterest, within one mouth
the day of sale. Except as above mentioned
r of snit- ere roe standing conditions
Cf the Court of ChauCeI7,-.
:Le conditions. of sale and turlher particulars
obtained at the Law Offices of J. T. Gar.
(,.#4,#/eti.ch, Messrs. Squier McColl,
• tidt oral Bru,sels, and Me/isrs. Barrett 4:
-nit-ta, Walkerton.
dat Gouerieh, the 1,5th Day of Tune, A. D.
11E
II. eDERMOTT,
MeCOLL,
Vendors' Solicitors, 4.14-4 t
Master at Godetieb.
o o WooL.
LE pritter of the Woolen Mills. Mitchell,
N.i.. tfully tender his thanks to the
e, sec' h.trac is in plalticular, U.. i the very
le:al Patronage during the last season., t.nd in
steild t all thcir etttntion to the fact
Les.ing purehaser the above mills, and being
rinined to build tip a custom trade—If good
fair de:allog and strict atfL31ii to blIftiinEff
I it—ard Irtg- Frettt a good Zeal of time
et in rc iring and buying rik-w medal).
, 1, now pt.( pared to do en kiu t.f Custom
rk. n. the ituy 1r st tyle and en the shortest
:tee, ea es; te/./.1a tet titxt will be paid to the
,t-tzt Work this. c4e /viol;
fy steel: a Oca.ds i.4 new complete In all
Lace. Eapeeial care luta been taken in the
1 aim:true of thee gt.ods, whiel: have been
'te fc r my own retail trade, embracing Heavy
!C.... Extra lulled Cloth, Scarlet, Grey and
Lite lianotls, awl Faney Flannels un.uzpaaa-
1 • n Flannels and Stocking Yam in van-
', f which 11 ant rrw acJlrng cheep for cash,
ittale- trwoc,1, a vent a pound Anne than mar -
!.1 allowed.
wit gotc Ot the folic wing Tates :
uu te ; Rtiit Cl/etb, ; St net, 80e
keting, 211e, and 1 lind eotton; Fancy Shirtf
Spinning, 14e per pound, end 9 pounds
Elven out of 10 pounds of wool; Carding,
Cuing and Piepsing, 10e ; Coloring, ltle.
:# v./ Ik dent: ttr/det ley curt paso-_-_, al supervis.
t nd altutak mar/I/Med well done or no
/rec. made.
D. IL DORMAN,
Propriotni Mitchell.
OFFIGE STORE, WALTON.,
CARD OF THANKS.
;FA most rtspeatfully to thank my numerous
tIolte for their Line patronage for the lag
z. tiaIv hi& 1 have been doing business
tht in, and Hatieit a contilma nee of their
"th.. future. 1 have recd.. ed a Large
toote sus Shoes, Dry Goods, Groeeries.
ns, Crockery. Glassware, lin.dware, Coal
II :1 t Oita and Potent Medicines of all des-
t.s. Flarn Protinre taker/ in exchange.
t -iso re teet teli.felltIlly 4161i:tate to thOEIO
Met paid up tLeir a ceounte, thla Jan, 2,
#4.e.:11 xxod do fete at inter, either by cash or
t. 1.- 1 Ten, htt%e tt settlement. Please call
tt..y ini tiler itotiee.
Pi" TO- LOAN,
er.i.t to I.enow mom y on Iteal Estate
/...;,1 co u 4141 end on me before going else-
, # L. 1 era 1.0iuttor for the best Loan Socie-
; L, Dominion. '1 erma ERfey.
LIFE IN4.41.7RANCE.
e4r. 4 eat- yt-ur lift ie.,nr edgive T.:10 a call, as
ot for tie sun Mu/ eel Lite Insurance
t t:, 4,1 Moi/tr( /.1, one t.f the L# t and 11.10itit
.414 111e,112 41AT c4 p8111011 •in. the Dentin -
want -Led ort the most economical pi in-
iin. tip; A Ifpnt:m to Ba$iness,
a Cali,
R. Pia TISOX, Pest C.ftice Store
• UTION OF PARMERSHIP.
E 1 : tt ip le rot ofott, ettlisistirg 'between
" 441-1:1 . xi. undo, tie rim, 1.8.1.1.0 of AVIL-
; .•.- t LI 11. t,.ij, # ,l;# st,.% ee. by mutual
„t 1*. 11 e t iVe 111 lee./ t nit/ r Le carried
1. Will1x,1# ..,,Alt(edits cootraeted by -
wilt 1 c !hit/hie te d by J. I;.
i 1; uc tEe late thin will 1.,e collect -
1t. WILLIAMS,
NODLE CLUFF.
firm v ith the al,,/1 the unders=111w1
to . tete te 1:1,- otouctottect-, -tomer."
• • I• r. he intcro:s to cen thine the flj8flflf4IC-
4 4 j.etUcti A and cisterns ns hereto
-
ti t 1,1 staial. He has 1.1e44' sueb facilities
• r 11/ iti.:,/144 rr out a belt, r article for
eliany ozher establisLit.ent of the
ti 1 0, 1"(:l to him he wouli; say that an
retr:( n et 1 la tsht d, _ea 1-e is urgent --
la ..1 eff Mriney.
u. r 1L ii c:-;tablislad anti welI-known
A/tct ory.
J. 11, wtr.L1...5#.31s,
ITOTTO-R-1
sANGER8-, FARMERS AND
OTH ERS,
orelpy the Ore./ion of all, the�4l-
1 �,
fL4. rt,Letevi ;bpi tO
'11.44 by of. c t'n;.! wiod. tuch Tfaeleel:, " not
.1,t it i iv(11," /It 1110 foil( 1,-lit/.4 rates=
11 il•-• a= ;ff; thouw.od. ; Id foot
tr. 4: .2.7, tor Ca- h. All eldt14 over 4,000
Y /1/ Peettlt. Cal end #0, e. if you doll%
• .- _ Ie.. oted.
## r inc,utjn wi1 be charged
tr.!:
sT. r thaelts hitt runnel ceu- custom. er"
.r ti supputt, /Lod suhcit. tIcontintl-
' 1, tat
em v.4 Xi '31cEi11.0P•
• OR THE fljWNJAL.
v I*.e LI, t te ( Ji.qt LIES.
WL'1 I I; 't et1O.N. IN PItICES.
14 I' z Ed Lora the 14cv,:r.g blachine
Et,:ding the Ageuelf
•44..;i_., 1 1 • t. 't.f, rin my 0W
t 1. - ta that I he's
•! = u . %eh g Lee !dims of tbe
:1 hi, .1 at ioced prlCO�
s 'yet T..t1:„.DD S 'Liquor
• • 1 . atue3./t 4tt4:ru1ance and
x' .'1.0 A 1.:eU tetiM1 ieS Of work -
de. %."-oo,#// r Ltoe you come.
111 (YUU.NN OR,
Stret-t, Seaforth,
D Ai.s IBE -MEAT.
Je P ET;Tr- risALL,;
44'to. "....quti 41 planticY 0.1
-'4e1If -IMP; AND SIDE MEAT,"
'Which thc y will sell Cheap.
rt. y:art aLtt.,41 of first-class qttality, JP
c. 4,1,5t1B
er.
Juvir 14, 1$76.
As Others See Us.
A correspondent from Galt having visit-
ed Seafortle, thus writes to the Ref°, mer
of that town, concerning Seaforth, its
surroundings, and toine of its residents :
The flourishing town of Seaforth is 56
lanes west of Paris, 24 miles west of
Stratford, and 21 miles ettSe of Goderich,
ort the Baffalo and LakeHuron branch
of thaGrand Trunk Railway. It is eon -
fleeted by stage with Brussehe. Baytield
and Zurich. Sehforth has grown ,tito
prominence within the last 15 yeare.
Twenty years ago a log hut and a. beaver
meadow marked the site where the town
now sand. I have been told, by several
ela settlers that when they came here
they could. have obtained the land
le and adjoining where Seaforth now is
for the taking up of it, but they would
no, take it on any account whatever.
Tiey have since re. pented, however, as
the beaver tneadow is now covered with
a bustling populatioe. Until a. few years
ago the town depended entirely on the
traffic of the farming community, this
beteg one of the best farming seettoos in
canaoa. people from Brussels, Exetervolved to his
jeippen, Zuric.hm e.1 age. She died about th
, Bayfield, &e., used to
!
ship their gram and other produce fro
Seaforth, and do their business there. first sheaf he
. .
but Since the running of the \l'ellington, Th.evillage o
Grey and Bruce Railway through the lompg with
di
res
eaorthern section of Lthe covnty, and the
to doat no
-
opening of the Loridonefinren and Bruce of private
Railway to the south, trade has falleu off slimmer. A
considerable in farm produce, The in-
dents of Seaf
habitants began to see that unless some-
chasing vilia
thing was done to compensate for this was nearly b
falling off, the town must go backward speculators."
instead of forward. Several enterprises
were spoken of, but a. foundry and ma-
chine shop was what the council decided
to bonus. A by-law granting a bonus of
$3 000 to Mr \Vhitelavv, of Paris,on con-
dition of that gentleman establishing a early settlers
T E
HURON EXPOSITOR.
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time taking up land which ,suited them.
As land was not of much value then, and
as they had what was very rare among
the -early settlers, considerable money,
they procured a large tract of first-class
land at a good aderantage. Ab the con -
elusion of surveying operations, the Van
Egmonds Pett ed down about a mile from
where Seaforta now stand. They etn..
ployed men to chop the woodland, erect-,
ed a store, distillery, fioueriog mill; dwel.
tinge, &c.. and fur fished the new set
tiers with movision , &c., in many case
never receiving anything therefor, thos
being hard tines
As these opereti
siderable number
village was star
fore Seaforth had
swamp. This villag
ville after its °mid
zie and Pepin au r
martial spirit if the
was revived, nd he
rebels. After he de
Egmond, whi h oc
the rebellion,
his ex
ns.
ee ye
as sa
veste
Egm
•eafo
tautd.
dancel
out t
rth ca
e lot
ught
'he
however, and eillag
much demand, time
invest in village pr
The settle ent o
recent than t at of
of th.
foundry and machine shop, was according- Roxburghshi
I thifik t o to nships s
Seaforth may fairly claim to b
den of Caned ," as the qual
land is unequ lied. Improve
this vicinity re wo th quite
tune. Fa.rm4 of 10 acres in
ihip of Tuc ersmi h, with
buildings and imprs ved, rang
000 to $10,0 O. I know see
for which the atter um wohld
Those in Mc illop re not so highly i
proved, and r nge little lower in pric
On the Lon on r ad, however, farn
are as high as those "n the vicilaity of Se
forth.
The crops t- •thi. vicinity promise
be a good yie d the year, althoueli som
what stunted with he drouth The rai
of Saturday and Sunday revi red thing
however. Te roo crops evil come u
• fast after the ain, nd farmer anticipa
an abundant ield. 0 SERVER.
How it triksis the Japanese.
ly submitted and passed by the ratepayers
ahout a, month ago. Mr. Whitelaw has
removed to Seaforth, and is now busily
engaged in erecting suitable buildings.,
Seaforth is the most extensive salt manu-
facturing eentre in Ontario, there being'
no fewer than eight werks erected.! Au
inexhaustible supply of salt is obtained at
a depth of about 1,100 feet. When, the en-
terprise was first started, some six years
ago,it was very profitable,salt being much.
higher in price than at the present time.
The proprietors of the first well, Messrs.,
Coleman & Gouinlock, must have made a
pretty "good thing" out of it for two or
three years. But others went into the
business and the market became glut-
ted, the result being that salt cannot
now be manufactured to pay at pres-
ent prices. The Seaforth and Goder-
ich works are now partially closed up.
This is unfortunate, as a large number of
• of men have been throWn outemployment.
The quality of the fluron salt is first-
class and is acknowledged to be equal to
the Liverpool and American salt for dairy
purposes. Several of the Seaforth manu-
facturers are exhibiting samples of !their
salt at the Centennial. The inhabitants
• are more "nixed." than those of Galt
although the Scot& . are predominant.
The British Isles are almost evenly re-
presented, with a sprinkling of Geeman.
There is also a number of Canadian
Scotch from different parts of Ca nada, a nd
among them a number from the County
of Waterloo, A more shrewd class of
e.
ith earl settlers.
ns reqUir d a con -
of wo kmen,
d here long be
emerged from th
was calle Egmont'
rs. Whe Macken
belled .in 1837, th
•Id Water oo vetera
joined in with th
th of the elder Van
erred sh rtly afte
ensive pr perty de
L A. VI nEginon
s ago, it n advanc
a to hate bound th
in the 11 ron Tract
ndville is ow almos
• , which. 't promise
•y. A la ge nunibe
are built here ever
o years a o the resi
ght a ma ia for pur
, and E inondvill
up by t ese lan
ania has subsided
Jots are not ine
being ra her dull
perty.
McKill p is 'nor
Tuckers ith. Th
townshi were fro
r rt heu Gd ian
ty of the
1. farms
small fo
the tow
retty fai
from $5,
eral farni
be refuse
I#
• Among_ the recen passengets ftom S
Francisco fo Jap n were Jr.ikFuku
Japanese C tnmis. loner to the lee
tennial . Mr. To a, a stedent w o
has • been m tering • the sci-
ence of rai ing ngineerieg in th s
country for t e_pas five years, and sev
artisans who were emploYed; in the Ja
:mese Depart ent of' the Exhibitio
Beiug inquisitive
they thought of t
inquired of t em t
THE BEST
PLACE.
TRY IT D PROVE IT.!T H
}UM SICAL II beg
• ME1T EMPORIUM. •'
THE SEAFOR
INSTR
WILLCN
SCOT
Beg to direct thenatten ion of the public
to the fol owing; fact : They ma.ke a
Speciality f the-0(3st ianos anel Organs
in the Can' dian Sae
THE MAT OSHLK &CABLE 4F4 SONS
CE E3R4TE PIANOS.
Never b
jected to 9
tests by f
above na
being so
other, .so
and produ
purity of t
tion and a
osoph'ers
have there
• %rations by
other Pian
in them an
endeavore
sertiors.
trial of th
the manuf
that they
highest ho
fast silenc
A trial is
ly convinc
THE V
Are unive
• - best in th
is fully w
following
tages we c
all others
0 ATTACH
• is fully p
Vivacity
sic. Isal
Pipe gives
equalling
ed, and a
equalled a,
good sto
honest pu
commend
a
to hear .what they fully vole,.
e Exhibition, the ("ill ir-#.
rianos
eir impreisions. R -
business inert cannot be found anytvheroplied on o
ferring to ti e iber of visitors,
in Canada than in Seaforth. Fiikui said " Tie first day crnw
Mr. D. 1). Wilson, Reeve of the town, . come like sh ep ; run here, run ther
and who will in all probability be a eancli- run everywh re. One man start, (4
(late for the Mayoralty next year, was thousand fol ow, Nobody can see an
horn near Galt, and taught school in thing, nobod cen do anything. All rus
l)urnfries for some time previons to his push, tear, shout, make plenty noi.se, s
removing to Seaforth, Mr. WilSOD coin- damn great tirns. get very tire
minced to purchase and pickle eggs for and go home. Thit day and every d
the American market quite a number of police no good ; pl nter policemen in co
years ago and by his energy and shrewd tiers, doors, halls ; plenty outside buil
business itabits, he has built up a business 'ing, plenty inside ; all have hands
eecond to mine in the 'Dominion. As an pockets ; not! one know atitthiug ;
instance of this extensive establishment, matter what il you ask, be say'Do
1
I might sly that Mr. Wilson now employs know ; and hat t ne, he t oe' tknow n
eight or ten teams during the summer have try to (now Have sign ever
season gathering eggs throughout the where, Do 't ha dle anything;' all t
surrounding Section. These eggs are same, everyb dy h ndle everything.
mostly shipped to the New York market. lose a great nany urios.--smallbronz
Seafortb is also in pnsession of what no ivory carving , lacfuer bone, fine por
live town in Canada should be without, a lain and littic pictures ; tell Police, p
T H their hand little d ener in pocket ands
first Class local newspaper. HE: U RON
EXPoSITOR an justly lay claim to being 'Don't kneg -' N e must take th
,
the best local paper in Onterio. It has things back, 1nt have not ga there. A.
been workeil up to this efficient condition . And the poo man sighed as though ha
hv the energetic proprietors, the Messina kari were in s
McLean who are well known in -the vi- ed what part
einiey of' Avr, where they were brpugh 'best in this c
upMr. Allrado for the benefit of his health, gled conseio
. an 'McLean is now in 10010 -i
I am glad to state is improving.
vbielt and replie(lil
Tbc men very nie
ol.
mechanical department of tilts esta
ment is eonducted b3r Mr. Robert
amr/-
bell, also an Ayr boy, and who worked
on the Galt Reporter some years/ ago.
This paper is conducted on a proper busi-
ness system, is ably edited and gotten up,
and no pains are spared in procuring the
the latest loud and eeneral newt. • It LS
needless to say that the EXPOSITOR is Re-
form, although not a violent Pa tizan
journal. The Messrs. McLean are broth-
ers of Donald McLean, Esq., of
and formerly ef Galt„
Mr. Elliott, who fortner1yti.uzlit
-sehool in Demfriee. is agent of th Do,
minion Telegraph Company. and engaged
in the book and stationery business ; he
is also town clew. Mr. Ell;ott is a broth
er-in-law of Mr. It. Rennelson, nf Dum-
fries, and Mr. Adam Cant, of Galt#
Mr. D. McNaught, V. S., isengaged
in the blacksmithing and wagon Making
business, in addition to his veteeinary
practice, and is a member of the Town
Council. He is a brother -in -1 aw of Mr.
Jas. Youne. M. P. for Waterloo.
Mr, P. Veinier, who, if I mistake not,
orieinally came from the County of Wie
terloo, carries on an extensive sta4e fac-
tory and cee;pera.ge.
In addition. to those I have menfenned,
there are a number of farmers in this vi
-
6=14 who formerly reeided in the coun-
ty of Weereloce but whome names I am
4 not familiar with,
Seaforth is surrounded by the flourish-
tOW11.1)11i1)% ()f Tuckerrnuth an
How the first named tor
was called Tu ekersmith, 1 cannot e
Me -
11811 Ip
plain.
1 wnuld suggest that it be chan ed to
" Kirlicudbrieht," WI almost all tlic in
ere from that shire in the south
of Scotland. I was told by a gentleman
out on a legit to this township that there
- were more Kirkcudbright people in Tu ck-
el-smith then in the Scotch shire itself.
The early settlerdent of this toWnslep
dates back 50 years. The first ettler
was the late Anthony Van Egmoncl,
Germ:in officer of eenown in the wars
withthe first Napoleon, After the bat
tteo -
f Waterloo, in which he was wound-
edhe emigrated to the State of l'enn-
sylvania, from whieh he removed to the
County of Waterloo, and afterward to
what tem the township of Tucker-
s.rnith. . The Huron Tract was then be-
ing surveyed, and Mr. Van Egmond and
family took the contract of furnishing
supplies for the surveyors, at the same
A Bride
fore . any piano been sub -
ch cicise a ticism an severe
endsll and foes as h ve ,the
ed in trum nts. T # t. scale,
adically di erent hem any
ngeni us i • its const etion, ,
ing suphav derful po 'er and
int s at meted th atten- '
mira on o mechani s, phil-
nil m sical critics ; a d they
ore b n lo ked upon s inno-
mann acturers and de lers- in
seeniii beiitg unable to find
t
Wea, pons for assa It, have
to st rra them by u Just as- ,
ub af r ten years of t °rough '
one, nd Twenty of t e other , Guintes
cturers are enabled o prove
aye more t an vindic ted the
les ofi, thei friends, and are
g the guns of their nemies, '
1 that is re aired 16 t °rough- ' LI
the Oublie of these f cts.
1-1171Z1Z.A_
NEW LI9
FOR,
UOR STORE.
to call the attention of the HOTEL K 'EPERS, FARMERS and GENERAL
PUBLIC of Seaforth nd vicinity, to the
IV' ID 0 76 T
That I have 0 ened Out a
1
NW LIQUOR STO"" E IN SEAFORTH,
• THIRD DOOR SOUTH 0
And itectly opposite the Consolidated Ban
. ENTIRE STOCK of
P&CT
CH
41
GEL iite LI COLN 0 GANS
sally Lilo ledged ti be the
mark t, a d each instrument
rrante for five yeas. The
j
re a fclw of the man advan
aim Or th s instrum iit ove i '
ede : The PATENT PIANO
IEN is a I complete pucepss ,
oved and tested. Sintrklin
by t is imparted to he mu
!aye i tune. The lanifol
, 1
richness atd purity of tone,
he beat Pipe Organs, is prov-
ove conipetion, and stands un -
a alo e. cience, ex erience,
14 sk lied vorkmans ip and,
vise ake hese Orga s, Theel.
thems lves. They ar beauti-
d and une, .
nd Or ans of other m t4
kes s
der wen desired.
The Trade Li erellf Dealt wi h.
-Ha d Instru ents al+
' A few
. wa,ye on h
Remora
Y us by.
-/
ote for him. On being ask -
°War object pleased thm
iintr, ye both gentlemen gig -
sly, looked at each oth r,
ono voiee," American o-
//
roo A4ndyances
One day Iast eek al Marriage m as
solemnized t m unt Calvary Cbur h,
Baltimore, a d t
and. bride, af er eeting from punier(
frienls, ente ed t eir carriage to drive
the depot an I enter upon their bric
tour, when the nidegr6me, who is
Anne Arun( el 0 )inte man, sudde
discovered t at hi fpocket-berok, conta
ing the tieke s for. the train and all th
ready cash capi was gone.
bridegroom f lt as though be had b
steuck by lig tiling. They_ were due
the train at abou
little time r fin
was convey d to
and the bri egro
'proceeded o ce
quarters, an on t
and thus bro e th
undaunted, is res
and after s me -
treasury. pr cure
GP. M. start el on
the happy p, ir ha
a friend who repa
• qnarters, fot nd in
et -book and elegr
happy pair.
'won
nd.
er the P
ce, and d
n't pas
WILL4ON & SCOTT.
THE F
o.
RP1TR'$ FAVORITE1,T
•
lvitLsoN's
AGRICULTURie.L IMPLEMENT EMI -
P , S AFORTI-1.
The Bes
Cown
Imple
When yo
Sony
repres
a4id
y ,to
tents
get a
, Can
nted.
STI L
Another
ie haplpy,lbridegro m
Horse itak
I" this spring
to being mad
al early us th
ain Woods'
'Y this year t
n- tee test of
ir
he woods'
en and most c
at 'Johnson
need ream
The Btuc
Wits, ean't
perfect T
1 Semethi
'Wrought
Doss Gang
anti try it.
, Turnip
and all cis
The abo
win be giv
noon, ai5d their as
nciering. The bride
the hoose of a friei de -
in, driving furious y, .
lore to his bache or ,
e way l rah a wheel off
carriage down. 5 ill
tted to the street e rs,
time replenished he
other tickets, and
the bridal tour. A ter
gone awity rejoici g,
red to the late bach .lor
a corner the lost po 'lc -
plied the ne,,vs to he
I
. 1
—A color d man living on For str et,
Detroit, has a Rig on ht house readi g,
" Meals for con s.''2_ -_T ie sign _attrac a
the attentio i of huiigrly nein of c lot'
the other d yean( he seepped in and ._aid
he would. h ve a inner. ,! A slice of brad
and a bowl Of ev, ter wae aimed on the
-table, and he as told to draw ie.
" What -sor of meal is c at ?" he de-
manded, drt wing awa,v instead of dr w-
ing up. " ht's an eight 'cent meal. triv
friend." "1 isn t prepare( to squa off
-to no such c inr,er "growled the straneer,
gettin 2 out /f do rs,. • "'It isn't no es-
tiva) does rue," replied the proprie or,
"but when de p ice am linpited dow to
eight cents you ust spec' he food t he
limited do n to # ,out two qourses. ar's
bread, Ind ar's Deer, an' f yer want to
make it te cent, I'll put n de pep er-
box and a nife a d forle !"
—A la,(13
opinion of
her own t
make an
yon'd neve
know."
gave
n i c.e
inkin
?well
beco
recently the folio
ming nau accordin
: "0}h, I think
nt strati er—one
e acquaixlted with you
1
he 'est Pia
uro lase Ayr
Implement f
rely upon it
HEY
,
i
1
fir 104 of
8,100 of iwhic
this sil- sou,
As ther 411
etock milill so
lf-Rakel Reap
an avec.
i
befo
11410 so ell.
0
Sharp's Ft
have alrea
only li f to
armors ha
n be' run ou
r is in gre
o. None 41
I gave also IMported ile
AGNE,
RGUNDY,
MADEIRA,
CLAitET,
HENNESSY
MORr
JAMAICA RUM,
THE POST OFFICE,
of Canada, where I have removed my
pirituous Liquors.
in the Following Lines:
BRANDY,
LE BRANDY, •
LES ROBINS' BRANDY,
SAZARAC BRANDY,
OUTARD DOPY'S BRANDY,
TOGETHER WITH A LA GE CONSIGNMENT OF
SCOTCH AND
ISH 'WHISKEY.
's Celebrated Dublin Stout, an qu ntity of Bass's, Carling's and Young's
Ale, in half and quart4r b rrels, to suit purchasers.
' RAL INDUCEMENT
TO HOTEL KEEPERS
AND FA MERS
WHO WISH TO BUY IN LARGE QUANTMES.
PURE AND UNADULTERAT D LIQUOR GUARANTEED.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Gir Ole a Call.
THOMAS KIDD.
CHEAP c4.SH GROCERY BO-LIND TO WIN.
TTOM PRICES AND CO
NOXON BIRO HERS
MANUFACTURIN COMPANY,
MA‘NUFAcT R1RS OF
W.0
Standard IMIL theed,
MOWER AN REAPER,
Greatly Improved for !t o sryest of 1878,
AND WARRANTE HE BEST IN
CANADA, On N SALE.
ITS CLAIMS TO sUeEliIORITY ARE:
Cast -steel Shafting, ;seeuiingrdncedfr1cUoiiwith.
increased strength an id ability.
lCast.-steel Crank Pin a i dvn Metal PitI131111
• Boxee, naJking the st and most durable
Pitman Attachment ver yet applied to a
Reaper.
Extension Steel Reap ft B r, never warping.
•- breaking, or spring I ut f shape.
An improved connection Of th steel finger bar to
the grain tablein reerig.
Thirty-eight Inch Driving Vila els, giving a large
bearing surface, and gra driving power.
Tightly encased Gearirg, exel ding 1,11 dust and
• dirt from the workingParsof the machine.
Double speed, either fast ei• sItw, and under in-
stant control of the driver.
• Tilting Lever and Platter*,f;r securing Lodged
Grass or Grain, also nude instant control of
• the driver. '•
Patent Accommodating Letter or raishag or lower-
ing outside of Platform.
Light Direct Draft and albsol tely No Side Draft.
Every part of the Machine Guaranteed to be
made of the Very Best M terial.
! D SAVE MONEY.
Co i le 1 an-oods and Judge for Yourselves :
; 20 pounds LICE for ; TEAS
D ARTICLES WILL TELL
BUY FOR CASH
d Examine the Itollowing
a
13 potauls good bright SUGAR ler $
from BO cents per pound upwards—Lege Discount ou 5 and 10 pound
Packages ; PICKLES frora 20 cents Per bottle to 50 cents per bottle.
GAR CURED HAMS, THE BEST IN TOWN,.
SIDE MEAT, POTATOES, FLOUR, &c., ALWAYS IN STOCK. ,
his Calling at
THE STAP4DAflD
Is the only Combined Mower and Ilesper that
received a prize in both Mowing and Beeping at
TEE GREAT FIELD TRIAL
• AT PARIS IN 1871,
A tad sue the Lightest Dm/ft Two--wheei Combined
Machine on the ronnd.
Buy the StandlarfiMachine
AND NO OTHER,
Ancl Secure Not eYnk the Best Ma-
chine, but the be8t tique or your -money.
AMES N0 0 PREIDENT.,,
I1l(EI4SOLL, ONTARIO.
A.IVI 0 AIM
PBELL
Has opened tint shop .
Next - Wort() Hare 4oteiI,• SEAFORTH,
tor the Sale :of he: hOve and" .
4.Z.1 Otller Knd of Implements.
•
SEAFTO TH
WOOLEN- -ILLS
• .WOOL *".":
.1-70.,Carcl, Spin, .211(.1m :lactuire) :or in.
Exchange .fortl' otlen :Goods.
CUSTOM apti, ..OARDING
•
,'Always done to ta1te:40M0 the Satat3 day.
•• —1-j.,
*SPINNING, WEAVING, COLORING,
CLOTH FULLII*G DRESSING'
. •
the Cheap Cash Grocery can Always Find a FuLA
And every other branch!Of 01 business well done
Supply of. Famib Groceties of the.
011 short not co.
VERY BEST QUALITY
ND LOWEST Pi3ICES. TWEEDS, FIY14. CLOTHS,
BLANKETS'; SHEETING,
Flannel, Stoc in Yarn, &C.
All of our own manniacitine and made out of
good wool, cheap for e sh or wool.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Any kind of Woo •e4oods made to
,
order out of your own wool.
•Isaspeetion 1 Whether. Von .rm
oods Eelivered FREE Of Charge,
lanee or Not.
J. • FAIRLEY, Seaforth.
M. MO
IzZi IS ON,
4141 44 411'
^
(Suceessor to St ong 8c, Fairley,)
being " GENERAL GROCER ANO PROVISION IDEALR,
MAIN STRnE SEAFORTH.
e
ME1
lf-Dnmping
y been sold
n handled
better cull
ter demand
ther stands
WIdch .1 will sell for a Pintail Advatice.
TeasdSvgars, Syi.ups, Coffees, L'pic.,x, Sauces, Currants, Raisins, Ric
Pot Bewley. , Split Pe x tnd ;Biscuits of all kindx.
ha
TnANKING the Public for the very Li
usiness of Strong CI. Fuirley, and by snit:
e a eoutinuence of the same. I have now
ern)
att
4111
Patronage I have received since usimmizg th
ntion to businese aod upright dealing I hope t
nd a
LARGE STOCK OF CHOI E FAMILYGROOERIES,
rOn-fra e Mw0r, the lightest draf
rnpletel frorkijig machine Made.
8 Self
eudati
I
-Eye :Power
be beati:ii.
ko Deeper, too well known to
11.
Of all desflrlptIOfl
stlo Siti
g New
roll Fr
Plow ix
which every person ad -
An ther -car hied of
assey's
ier'13, •
G
ilia
khe
e6a So rs,
eles of illapler
e implcquents aro all w
n on t 'al. Satisfactio
or no sale. as A.). d Sell yes that a,
that woii't1 thud t iting ain't worth
1
a
N 10 AC INES.,
ng Plows.
ang Plow.
arket. Ca
rse Roes a
WS.
SEW
13.
those
cost for Cush, comprising in part
CANN
GOODS.
hate just rereiyed a large stc,ck of Car ned Gt•ods, eonsisting 01 Peechee. StrawberrieR, Bsqf
i be ries,' Pine Apples, Tomatoes, Plums, Marmalade and Jam, Canned Salmou,'Mackerel, Lobsters, an
Sar 'see.
FLOdR and FEED Constantly on Hand, and Delivered Free to any Pae
- of Seaforth, Harpur
•
Ile Guelph
Thie is the Rem
e and 4460 11
nd Weeders,
'ranted and
guaranteed
implement
uying.
What e%erybod3J,Ray8 Must be true, and every
sensible p rsou nu!tv aciniits that
Ues no eq
which wil
thew,
ey or Egmondville.
POTATOES FOR 2 ENTS PE,R' BUSHEL.
mber the Place, Strong ..t.Fairle3's St nd, South side.
THE 33,ES
'1 --EXAMINE THE
-.1111 NIOPRISON
. .
TI -UNG- -YET.
FOHER HAY RAKE ---
LT IS THE 8 M 'LEST AND BEST.
The nest IleCflUMC the Sitplcmt cl
IE FI.1011,NCE I
(lees away with all Clutellev, i'lniupo
Grnr, no Sudden or Extrn Pull 13 Ou t
1• D aft ;Diminishes the moment the dische ge
' S Mil in your Order/. Early oryonnayn
,
,
si,. AJ1 kindl of machines in Stork,
be sol if pee tie will iusi t on buying
Plow P 'nit/ anti all klinds of Cast ngs and Re-
pairs alw yal on hload,
I
ing Sewing Vachte Gila,. Ltiachm nts and Le -
'm dairs alw ys tead3. ,
# .
ed I I
hat A. fall Stock of 1But11er1ek's Patte e.
•
evniping nay Enke in *tie Minriti
r
•
Wires mid 14prin„••••• in the Ds misi
he horse in Dumping es in other rakes, but t
egins, Only Fifty of the .A.rcher Rakes On ban
t, be Able to have them Ailed.
J, W. 1WEAT E IALD, Agent for the County of Huron.
THE :ARCHER IA E CAN BE SEEN AT
M. Campbell's .Agri ural Implement Warerbom
Or at G. WILLIAMS9IN
O C. WILLSON, Searolth. • 111.—"ICal Instroments and Sewing Machines sa
Plow Factory, SEAFORTH.
1.
10
TERM—Cash, or 20 per cent. extra,
• A, G. VANEGMOND.
• Seaforth, May 25, 1873.
HthiON. PLANING mi.
—
442
TI411., undersigned hereby inform their many
-a- customers and the public! generally of the Re-
moval of their Factory and LUmber Yard to new
and more tommodious: ernises on
NORTH M IN STREET,
Where, with increased facilities and- some new
machinery of the best intake, they -will continue
to manufacture and 511 ell "orders for
,
Sashes, Doors, 4114748., Mouldings,
And ail kinds of
PLANED, L1JMBER
At Prices to u1t the Times.
Farn?, Gates, 14t,j f Racks, Cheese
Bodi8 4.
•
A Large Reek of Sa8oneII 1nniberi on Hand.
LATH ANIti S INGLES.
Jig Muiring nnd Cant int PlnUing will
• licceire ?romp Attrution.
The subscribers hereby tiank their numerous
customers for the liberal pttrenage extended to
them doring the past, and hope, by strict inter
rity and close attention to business, to merit s
continuance and Were& e of the sante.
To all thorewh0Se8c0flrta are overdue we give
a cordial invitation to 'pay u
GRY ik SCOTT.
2. S.—Plans aind Spec' cations tor Buildings
furnished on anplication. 424
DOMINION STEA SHIP COMFY.
VESSELS Sail 'Weakly fr gnebee, for Liver-
ivisnefrm
pool,esISiesinfgortabs Bdt '4001-111renh .. Ikkets
l
SC:abrmeirapnr'oegSee'ereaSefea:rpftr:horteftl°;$Lti°A11:::/11V°°e:• ;11:0113ep• ;:jeisura7te,AG.i-i4,1::.::niuelit.diAgesiluirfolitet:17pts:led'
tosee
kaurrAa..z.
A .few thousand 4 Fiala on inanneed
in any Immo tout
Some very Dice Building
snd Egmeadvilie. Cali a
tieresra.
1