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CLINTON.
THE Rooks. ----Th second day's races
came off here on May 24. The day be
ing as nice les could be wished for, a
xnnmense crowd visited the town, Th
running entre; two-mile dash. WAS won
1st; by Warrior, owned by R. O'Leary
2nd, by Protection, owned by Jame
Drake. 2.40 trot,tnile heats, best titre
iu five- eist, Oldfellow, owned by Geo
Webb ; 2nd, Avenue Boy, owned by W
Kennedy ; ard. Plouvit L'ov, owned by
F. Hallock• Best time, 2.40.e.
PORT BLAPiE.
STEAMED YrcxoiiA. The steamer barge Vic-
torio cleared, this port on the cath hist, with
^ 80,000 feet of lumber, shipped by Messrs
n Blake & Co.
e New inaornseas.—The new machinery for
the brick yard of Messrs. Blake 42 Co. has
' arrived,. They have also erected astore house,
9 baro and dwelling house.
A DlFFERENci ,-This port has assumed a
e different appearance since„ the banding of the
• dock. Property is adsauctng Ln value,aud if we
only had the protection for our native industry
that we require, every available harbor would
be dotted, frith thriving villages.
Dtsci•ssi::o.—Ever since Mr. Porter spoke
at the Mend, the farmers here have been kept
tipsy discussing proteetiou for produce, and
many who tla.nght we are now enjoying the
blessings of protection, find out that we have
been forced to sell our Frain, to be replaced by
a foreign article, free of duty, which they think
is an undue advaptage f;iA % to our Yaukce
copsin; \Ir. Porten cuca:r,s In Etas 'moody
is beyond peaadventute.
LUCA:N.
Cuore are looking exceedingly well
ermine here.
Rleetovete---T'ho Methodist Church
has been removed to the new lot.
PeRsoxer,..-Pet, Ur. Sherlock is
about to leave here for Aylmer.
Rev. Mr. Logan is very low, and
slight hopes are held out by his pliy-
sit:iaan of his recovery,
exe.0 )1 wiles.—.,thou It where is a
general depression iu btuiuess, yet our
village, at present, presents several
signs of improvetuents and etaterprise.
Among others we uotioe Messrs. It. H.
O'Neil, J. S. Thom and Ithoda Armi-
tage who are erecting new buildings•.-..
and Metiers. 3. C. Watts and L. Cann,
who ate Enlarging and teflttiug their
prentises.
Tui: k:I,rortoxs.-.-Election ,natters
are becoming a little lively again, end
"Steel Rails," "l'atcif1e Sandal," "Iron
Tubing," "Pratectionee /'l,` see Trade'
"Temperance," and the influence of
"$'into" in the lfou'+e and out of it,
will tioon be the mil:it'd& of the (lay.
Iltelh candialates have been here and
appear to be very hopeful of success,
Ir.. POUTER'S MEETINA,--Ttle meet-
ing held by :lir. Porter, in i,•.eynol(ld'
,tall, Hleettiinll, on Tuesday eveniurt but,
wa'a largely attended by the farmers of
they neighborhood. Mr. Win. Wildon
ttecul'it d the eh:<ir, and introduced the
eaudidate, who was received. atith loud
cheer'+. Mr. Porter entered into an
calm:dive t isensgioa of protection, and
halellleti the gae'+tlun so ably thee the!
strongest free trader c.euld not but feel
theft Mr. Porter's arguments were ,til-
aus;vcrable. The most intense interest
was In:unrested throughout, aud the
pc pie went away with sotuetlhiug to
think e;b.lut. The aufairness of the
existing tarttl arrangements, and the
injearies inflicted thereby on our inalha•
lecturers, farmers,artizana, laborers
and others are begiuniug to be Eller -
mighty understood by the people, who,
in whatever direction their political
redileetions may tend, are not so blind
to their own ilttereste stud the genulue
interests ot''tihe country as to support
a party which per'aiets in a trade policy
their is taking millions of dollars :mutt -
any out of their pockets and putting it
into the pockets of the Americana.
The financial wiped of ,Affairs awakened
the reople to a knowledge of how the
Government were fulfilling the prom-
ises they made so lavishly When in op•
position. that they would govern econ-
omically. The people feel they have
been deceived, and .Ere ready to repudi-
ate the men who have done it. Mr.
Jackson, the nominee for the local, alas
present, and spoke for a. short tinge.
The ground untouched by Mr. Porter
was gone over by Mr. Jackson. Both
candidates were loudly applauded.
VICE-liRESIDENTt3 S. IL CON.
CON. ASSOCIATION.
The following gentlemen have been
elected Vice•Preatidee'ts of the South
Huron Conservative Association in the
variaue municipalities of the riding :—
GoDErtoH T r.—Ward ND. 8, G.
7Iauly, Clintou. No. 4, H. Beacom,
Clinton W. ,.11iott, Porter's Hill ;
James Pocock, Godericb P. 0.; J.
Whitely, Godericb P. O. ; John. Shep-
pard, Hohnesville ; Wm. Murphy,
Clinton.
tiTANLEY.—S. Simpson, Varna ; J.
Joslhu, Varna ; Geo. Castle, Bayfisld.
HAY. -Wm. Colwell, T. J. Wilson,
Heusall ; Swer.erton, Hay ; N. Dei-
ohert, W. Fee, Tubo,, ; H, Orth,
Debi) wood.
USaoRNE.-T Coates, L. Hunter,
Exeter P. 0. ; D. Mill, Winchelsea ;
T. M. Kay, Farquhar'; Jas. Halls,
Eneeviile.
STEPHEN.—T. Keyes, B. Coughlin,,
Crediton ; D. Beird, Harpley'; Arthur
Leary, Offa ; R. Stanlake, . Exeter
Corbett, Corbett; W. Baker, Centralia;
W. Parr, Centralia. w
TUOKERSa nTH. — Michael McQuade,
Samuel Wallace, Lgtuondville Robs..
Elgie, J. Rattenbury, W. Graham,
Urucafiold. a
SEnroBTH.=J. H. Benson, F. Hahn S
seed, John Kyle, T. D. Ryan, T. Kind. r
EXETER. --I. Carling, Wh. Hodgeon, W
W. Bissett. • fa
OusteON.-Wm. Doherty, DIrwin, ,. ti
D. Oantelru, R. M. Race",'W 4. t
Cooper,- jr., G. A. Watson.
BA'IaFIELD.- H. Wainwright, W. W. w
pounor, Robt. Morrison.
NEWS 01" Trt,i WL} K,•
A steamer from Benumb reeori
that an El'glish corvette sailed fret
Bermuda laay 16, for the cease 01
.Maine, to watch the Citubt•ilt. '.l'he
English fleet at Bermuda lea, bole or.
tiered tc Halifax.
The United States revenue cutter
Commodore Parry left Clevelaud, for
at ei uise aloe t the C+tnaadiau bbure,
This, with the feet that the i deatixter
Mietiz tit reap lvatl on board at .Erie a4
Uailiug gun and athuunitiQn, Mata Caused
to beliet that the boats are on the luck -
out for I''Vuiaoe.
Two inure Rusei•tn officers arrived at
l'hiladeillhia, 1loy lith. They inspect-
ed the eteuwer.• California and Catltun-
bus. The California. it is beet, is its•
teudtd to !airy six gun. of eleven-incu
calibre, weighing each fifteen tune, aud
the Columbus live illus.
Earl Ituseell died at I ieiimoud
Tuesday eight Last.
er. It is doubtful even if the firmness SAVE
of Turkey can be counted cln ; thus the CURRANTS , � �� n' ��
result of the Congress will be a lune- V N
iliation to England by tbe acceptance
of all Russia asks, or plunging into war
without a single ally.
A Vienna, correspondent hears that
Austria recently made advances for co
operation with England in the Congress.
The entire Indian expedition, except
one small draft, has 'arrived at AILxteu-
dria, .
A 'Vienna dispatch reports that
Austria has notified the powers that if
Adalcaleli ceasee to be Turkish it earl
only become Austrian.
BIRTHS.
ZYiLtrs.—In Exeter. on the 23rd inst. the
wifeof 1fr. James Witti,, lumber merch-
ant, of a eon,
DEATHS.
HoDoxxs.--In Stephen. on ..the 28th inst.,
Mary Ijo,Igins, aged Ga" ye'a's.
s Baeoes.—in l;ialdulph, on the 27th inst.,
tt Florence Mary elan Brooks, age 11 1 year
and 5 months. 1'
Seozr.-Iu Blausbartl,on the 23rd inst„Pichard
Scott, aged 19 years.
Yren.•-•at hire residence, liniithy, on the 2.14
inst. Geo, Yule, of Plitbisis, aged 51. yrs:
ENGLAND ANI) THE EAST.
MONDAY'S TELEGRAMS.
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Paris corres,.ol.deut telegraphs
that a private telegram from Loudon
euatee that Ei,gluud liar rejected the de -
melted. cua)cesewee offered by Sub ova.
lute, who thoreupou declared ttttsiia'e
readiness to ant mit all the questions+
sited by the treaty to the eauotiohl of
to Powers. cars. It to knots that, ou Sat-
urday, (iertuauy was informed of the
welcome sulutialhh, and regt'astetl to itn-
1uediately issue iovnathothe.
The Journal rtes Debuts says Count
Solluuvaltelta tltil:ahotl` has led to tilt.
11tu14 satisfactory result• Ituasia cuti-
seuts to lay the treaty before Cougrees.
All the powers have ;dire:ed to tide pro-
pesal, nud the Cougrees meets in Ber-
tiu flu Juue 11111.
Tile Vienhla correspondent of the
Times, says the difficulty about placing
the whole treaty before the Oon;;ress
deems to have been a.urtnuuuted by the
taordiug of the tnvitetloll so as to con -
lain a guarantee fur the free diecussiou
of the whole treaty. Germany will ia-
sue the invitatiou, tend will thus give
the guarantee,.iustead of Russia. Pour
parlers have been begun about the date
of meeting, and Jude Ilth ie proposed.
Austria a.i(t France have already adher-
ed to this tiebeme.
The Tintes hays, whatever may he the
ease as to the tt':trils, we have reason
to believe that ur Vienna correspulid
eut's information is well founded. Lh
vhtatious to the Congress will not be is -
filled until BXtllaiittttons between Eub,-
laud and Russia are somewhat furtber
determiued, but there is no reason to
apprehend a failure on such points.
The preliminary requirements of Eng;
laud at, all events on the whole have
been acceded to.
TUESDAY'S TELEGRAMS.
Althoush uo official st.etement line
been made, it is uuderstood to be cer-
tain that Solhouvaluff, acting •upou the
basis agreed upou by Bismarck and
himself, has yielded to England's de-
mands. The exaltation of the ,Minis -
Lariat party is great. I'.i+ now blieved
the Congress will be held iu Berlin ;
that tno treaties of Paris and San Ste-
fano sill both be laid ou the table, and
anew conveution, tbe outlines of which
are already known and approved by the
three Emperors, as well as Franue, 1t
sly and Euglaud, will be signed. Tbis
is the optimist view• of the sjtuatiou,
and it is freely said that the extreme
pecuniary emb;er'raasment.nlder which
Russia is suffering has made her assent
to terms almost compulsory. In less
hopeful quarters it is pointed out that
nuless, the Congress meets merely to
ratify what has'alreadybeen eett!ed, the
auger is only postponed, and there is
o ,assurance that Austria or • Turkey
ill be satisfied. .
A report is 'being circulated in Opno
ition Parliameutaary circles that Schou-
aloff has outwitted Beacousfield and
alisb(1ry, 'and ',that the Congress will
esult either in giving Russia ,all sue
ould have gained, under the San Ste-
lio treaty ofAn :cGar. • It is believed
iat a perrect• underetai5dieg exists' be
ween• the three: Emperors that Italy
ill not tt:,lte-•l+:pg1a•ud'seiide atl:d'Frarice
ill positively • remain'' neutral. 'Ohily
England' and 'Turkey will atandto eth• •
SALE ItEG1STd:Il.
Saturday, June 8.. --Farm stock, ate.. Lot 21,
North Rant iloamdtuy of U*iburue. A,
Bishop, Auc.
Tues.lay, June 4. ---Farm stork, implements,
eta, Lot 15, con. 5, Stephen.
TIME TABLE, L. 11. A D. It.
The folloniug gars.' -table a ate into opera -
m ou this .road on Monday, lath May :
come mini%
,,sail 9 20 a. m.
Mixed ,...,•.•,...-.-berm a. m.
Express 643 p. m.
(eiuxii tt'VrU.
:fad 9 20 a. in.
:Mixed 2.50 p. het.
Express ... 7.3; p. au,
white itiheat
Scutt •'
1 'axioms.
VALI. war.A>T.
srnlNo nu::AT.
Fif0 "•
Red ('hate ” ... ...
tcartey ..• 1.41
outs ..• ..•
POOR ... ... .,.
1,.0,3 •. ...
I4uttor .,• .."
Flour ler bbl. .. ... ...
Potatoes, per bag ,..
aryl a, per hal
it a 1Apples pr b.
,tog., dressed per 100
Resat ...
di:tes
•0laeepa'.iva, eaoli ... ... ...
flay per ten
Omen-, llrr bush
12101
S1ool,perlb
101to1('4
100 to1('2
0Stto693
0a.ito090
0 3.. 10 a •l1)
037 t.. ta'sn
e75 to 0.•:
0 09 to aur,
0 lac to 0 13
r -
a
,e ;halt)
t
040 to 04;
3e10to000
1 rito175
409 to 459
4 tO to 5 50
380 to,,t'ao
'20 to 1 00
8011 to 000
0 71 to1i1:`
000 to 008
011)tooee
ST. MA1(Y'S.
(Reported regularly by A. taalbraith,Clorkt
Deihl wileat.per btisli0l 1 00 to 3 05
tiering wheat ... 0 tis to 0 00
Barley... 0 40 to 0 40
C'cas •O OS t0 0 Gar
teiltq ... o ,;G to o sl
putatelosporbug . ........... ....... : 0 ee to 0 a0
Apples ' ........ ,........ 1 Es t0 1 71
1ttlifti"b....................... 005 01 0 07
1 Pork per owl
450to4et)
i::;s, portiuxea 0 00 to 0 08
Dotter 0 10 to 0 IJ
Kay ... 7 00 to 9 00
=MALL nArKI:TB.
Nall wheat. .81 10 to 1 111
Scott shalt • ................................. 1 00 to 1 11
spring wheat 0 05 to 0 OR
Sarley 38 to 40
1 e as..,..., 00 to 01
Oats .... t8 to 80
Hidesb 00 to 6 00
ebeop shins ....................... 7.; to 1 50
flogs 4 Ot to 4 00
Butter 0 18 to 000
Eggs 0 00 to 000
BY-LAW NO. 61
FOB. 1878.
Y-LA.W for closing the or-
iginal road allowance be-
tween lots one in the Aux
"Sauble, andL. R. E. Con-
cession, in the township
of Stephen.
WHEREAS in consequence of the low
and swampy nature of the original road allow-
ance betweeu lot 1, in the aux Sable, and Lal,e
Road East Concession of the Township of
Stephen, it was necessary and expedient •that
a deviation road through a portion of lot one
iu the aux S blo Conee9Nious be constructed or
opened for and instead of the original road al-
lowance as above mentioned and that the said
original road allowance be sold to W. Fulfil,
for the sam of thirty dollars.
Be it thereforo enacted by the Reeve and
Municipal Corporation of the Township of
Stepheu, by the power vested in them uv 36
Vie. Cap. 48, Section 441, Sub Section 2, as ap-
pearsin the revised Statutes of Ontario, Chap,
174, Section 525, Sub Section 2,and by author-
ity of the same is hereby enacted that from.aud
after the passing of this by-law that portion of
the original read allowance between lots 1• in
concessions aux Sable and L. R. E., and 'des-
cribed at follows, viz :--Commencing at the N.
W. angle of Port Franks Reserve, thane Soltth
fifty-eight degrees, fifteen minutes. East on
northerly, knot of original load allowance
eleven chains, 65 links, thence south 32 de-
grees, west 1 chain, thence N. 58 degrees, 15
minutes, west 10 chains 70 links, thence North
20 degrees, 24minutes, west 1 chain, 20 links
to Lake shore road, thence north 32 degrees,'
east 25 links to place of beginning being part
of original road allowance, containing one acre
and twenty-one perches..
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NOTICh.•
C. PROUTY,
Clerk.
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The above is true copy f a proprosed By.
law, to be taken iof
consideration by the Mai.
cipal Corporation of the township of Stephen,
County of .Huron, on Saturday, the 1st day of
June, 1878,at 2 'o'clock p. :, ;in the Towh1'•
Hall, Crediton ..,•
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YOUR
GOOSEBERRIES !
HEAPS OF
OF
•.LEBORE
AT THE
DOMINION LABORATORY.
RAN -TON BROTHE'RS
SPRING STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE, ANIS IS
The Largest Stock,
• The most Varied Stock,
The Best Assorted Stocks
The Cleanest Stock;,
The most Attractive Stook,
Aud by fax the Cheapest Stock they have ever shown in Exec,
ter. NO I3 ANXRUPT RUBBISH OR AUCTION SALE
GOODS, but all new and fresh. A call solicited. •
No trouble to chow Goode.. Accts. rendered let July.
R,Alvs'TON BROS.
JOHN P.. .113LIAXERE
sal, ami t'a, b;sidto tk.at b. Awa kis tow Complete
in t sxle.l� the retia un hr:;:flies l:e issTawaviug
in I, t•L'e '
Lime see iinrne4.
ill I')1, . (io,sh( nod t °,aevlhm('le R,
it) : imotcoha. and i',il•aei,el'..
iu I, a Me,' Silk Tits mei ltil.ht4 eel.
ill L (lee.' mid Chiltic•,.n s I,i. to (.)loves.
in 1,e.lu'and t°hUrea's
I1oi
10 Frilling, illing anal ItileLalei;,4«
fat Laces, Fringe and Buttons,
in Prints (a l ergs' etneLl
ill Orphan'. White cottons.
in 'Mit' Ltnen and brown Hollands.
in Towels and 2owellIugs.
in Plain and (heeked i)lreks.
in Hewn and Dine ,)suilus(,.
111 Tweeds and Coatings.
in Ready 3ladta Clothing.
in Felt and Straw Bats.
is Boots anal Slides.
(.rockery. Wall Paper, Etc.
usual, and' the highest prier' paid ,
has much pie Asian) its hafts uaial;* Lara 0
iu eery depi:taat'iat.
Excellent valor
I'.xC" Ili fit value
Exei•lie•ut value
Excellent value
J,xrw tient value
e
Eseefient value
Excel Volt eaten•
I xceltent aaalue
Ewer !lent value
Exe.•Ihhnt value
Excellent value
laxcelle'nt value
Pact Bent value
kixeeltt•nt value
Exea'll•'nt value
Eecellr•nt value
I; Ncl•llent value
Exeelttu.• value
• Also Groceries,
Paorlree trakeit as
CALL AT
SAMWELL & PICKARD'S
and see tbeir)1
New Spring Goo c,E
Now Openin,
NEW PRINTS,
NEW MANTLES,
rand
NEW MILLINERY
A SPECIALITY IN
Ordered &. Ready -mads Clothing,
HiTS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOE'S AND G13Or7E!?IES,
New Wall Paper just to hand; also just receive 1,
our hew
FIELD 'AND GARDEN SEEDS
TOlaip, Mangold, Carrot, Pape, Glover and Timothy.
Owing to the great d9p: essi0n of trade, we shall offer for
Cade new and fashionable Goods et bet,: er prices than old
,fob or Bankrupt Stook eau be sold fo .
SAMMWELL & PICKARD.
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THIS CONCERNS YOU
And
tree
r
r
read it over very Carefully
l t• r�HE PUBLIC IN GL',NE.HAL IS RE
QUESTED to Note the following FACTS : ,
JOHN DREW HAS THE LAI:CEST STOCK OF I'bR-
NI IIRF IN EXETER.
The Cheapest and Best hssor(went of Forniture in Es-
s ,ter is at J. DREW'S.
,�- J. DREW does not falsely b-ast that be manufacture
Al.Lhis Furniture.
./f He does the same as other shops in town do. and lige
this advantage :
He purchases larger lots, Buys cheaper than they do,
and can and does sell cheaper.
For your supplies call on J. DREW:
UNDERTAKING A. SPECIALTY. THIS DEPARTMENT CANNOT BE
BEATEN FOR. STYLE OR PRICES.
J. DEW,
FARM FOR SALE. ---The subscriber offers
Li for 0a1e, lot 13, concession 5, Stepho. ;•
four miles and a half from &rater, comprising
100 acres; 90 acres cleared. Good log house
and frame barn, splendid water,' soil fit for
dairy or grain, also a splendid brick yard on
the premises, ..For further particulars apply
to ,lions= Yonse, on the premises,crto Exe-
,
ter, PO
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNBB-
SHIP.—hotiee is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisting between Freuoriek
Cook and Aron Broderick, as blacksmiths, of the
Village cf Ftiedsburg, under the name and style
of "Cook & Broderick," i a v
s this .day diesel edits
mutual tooseut. Aron Broderick will settle all,
debts due to and by the d&moan)",
1FREDERICK GOOK.
'ARCN ERODE SICK.
FrIodebuxg,May 19,18& mese, JOSEPH• SNELL
TARM, FOR SALE.—THE SUB-
seriber offers for sale his farm, Lot 13 -
Cori. 14, Township of Usborne, County of limon
acres Clea ed, the remainder Rood bush, welt
ed,,id in a good state of cultivation; under,
d Line + good orchard, splendid well of water.
frame baro 86x60, log stable 24x80, log house, anti
convenient to school and. three churches,:Fia
urtherparticulars apply to '
WM• BRYANS, Kirkton, P.O., or
MR. B. V. ELLIOT, Attorney, ,+fester P.O.
ASON & HUDSON, Hensel,, Ont
ACC('UNTAETS, AUOTIONEEB8.
Fire and Lifelneurano. nd Gen9ra1Commission
Ageints. Insurance two-thirds :cheaper than or-
dinary -oast. Also money to loan on reasonable
terms. Prompt attention to ordure, perr matt
or otherwise.. Firm and Village property for
en,le or to lease, Also son 8 good business stands
and residences in Heneall.
oomi ye.&sorr, J088Pr#'8.iih1t3olt "'•
Commissioner. Conveyaaoer.
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