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41.A.Eti+f FOILSI> 1•�.—;Leet 6, Bauble
eine. stephr•u,to acres, 30 acres cleared,12
'rhnpped, gond pric=k hones, good stable, well
i"nnced. Land ° erment, On Jodie slxoro } of
in lls ,.torn Pert R1ake, where boats run three
'times a wedk,alad eta caile.from Grand fiend,
loriveninuttosehen1 andohurel,es, on good road.
!Price, 82,3113, terms 0ey; soossaC T 11SJ'4R,
DIN S, IerewKtri •t::,o
f:I1AItA1 FOR fait idse iet..1�4,%ON•
cession 10 Stepl:ou, eenteesine 740 acres. 70
Acres daarod Good 1 g house and tra:nv barn,
•40'riQ. ('rood young °rena.d, grafted fruit, Tho
1'aril 'fa wall t. nnedd and in a good state nf esiti i-
..vattan. '.Ct,ere is a large quantity of black ass,,
•also a never felling well. For terine apply to
HENRY PliILLII'P1^., Oredlton. Juno 5
- ARM FORSALIi;.--Lot 1, Con. 1,
Potential, 175 sores, 00 improved. Good
frame dwelling house, frame bar., stable, shed,
4rivtag house and other ontbuiloings; two good
's74A el of water, good orenard of grafted fruit and
toga eollnetion of cbotce entail fruits. x'arut on
tuwnline between Bidgulph and Lrshorne, 8'
rnilea trona h:aeter, aid} mile from Centralia.
Terme easy. P111141, O'111 ILLY, sr,, Centralia,
i'LRM FOR SALE. — LOT Mid,
ooneension 2nd, Stephen, adjoining the cor-
poration ofExeter ;100 aores,90 cleared,aid all in
gr.sns but Sn aloes. 47 nem seeded in Liars last
Spring alt acres of orchard, frame house, a good
well, bricked, with pump, and a never failing
spring of excellent water, 2 Lamm barns, fraise
sheet will' stable, sheep shed coo. It would make
a good dairy farm, Terms to snit purchaser,
Thefarm will bo rented if not sold.
Apply to Wilt. IL4.M[LIN, Exeter.
TPARM FOR SALE.—Lot 8, 0000ee4
9 alen13, 'Osborne. Seventy Rem more or
less, sixtyacros cleared and iu agood state of eul-
ciration, good frame house and frame beau, log
stables, gaud. w.rllof water, spring °reek running
sr cross the platm, good orchard g.od iciness. For
further particulars apply on orchard,
i premises or by
ls:ttnr to J•11 -IN EMIL Kiri ton P. 0., Ontario.
May'•tl, 1876. tf..
.11ARM FOR SALE.-1IILi' SUB-
seriber offers for Salo his farm, Lot 13,
Con. 14,Township of Lisburne . County of Huron
KO aures oleo •ed, the remaindo nod bush, well
fenced, and in a gond state of cultivation; under,
drainer, good orchard, splendid. well of water.
'frame barn 3046, log stable 2,4x36, log hoose, and
oouvenis"t to school and three ehnrahes. Fos
arthon:articnlars apply to
V%I• ARYANS, Kirki on, F.O„or
Int. B. V. ELIAOT, Attorney, Exeter P.O.
{CARR EOR SALE.—The ,.nbeerib-
er offers for vie the north half of lot 17,
eon. 10, *Osborne, containing 50 acres. 44 acres
.doared, well underiralned, and in a good state
of ouitivation. Thee are'on the premiss 6 acres
of good berm, 100 Yodel -:awl fence, a good com-
t,rtabb dwelling 30:00, frame hai;n,54x54, good
log stable and shod 27t47,good email:xigood well
or water with pump. The propdrtytlesituated six
and a half utiles frons Exeter rnaritet and about
1nice mile from rarquhar, dud contenfent to
oltuioetve ari:4 s1Aools. For further purtiou),ars.
apply on the preiuises:pi to Farquhar post office
,TORN F*OL PON.
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
r 'I HODGSON, & J. OKE, CO.
• Auctioneers. Sales promptly attended
to. lbws of aales arranged at this omee
Nt J. OE,ARK, Ageut for the Us -
• and aibbort SfutnalFire Insurance
company, .Residence — Farquhar, Orders by
mail promptly attended to.
S. 0A.M.lealSLL, PEOVCNCIAL
• Land Surveyer, &c.will le at the
11 yal Hutal,b:xoter,nuthe lirs,tTuesday in each
mouth. Orders for work left 'rite lir. Sohn
hpu,okman will reeeive prompt attention..
OIHN H. HYNDMAIV,
ACCOUNTANT, CONVEYANCER, REAL
ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.:.
money to loan on mortgagee, notes and other
a^ouritios. Dente and accounts collected on rea-
••ouahlo terms. Insurance !footed in flrst•olass
Cr.u•,ppa ins at reasonable rates. 0dicu—at Dr.
Tr yudnran's, Alain S. roet, Brom.
\r'OT1GL+'.
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M1 accounts due to the C;oderich Foundry and
snruaufautuang Company (limited) must be
Promptly settled to avoid costs.
,Yn persons are authorized to receive payments
or melee settlements u•.i behalf of the company
etetpt the undersigued.
HORACE HORTON,
President. .
JOHN CHRISTIAN,
Secretary.
r;odorich, Juno 13, 1870. tf
FARM BELLS!
FAM BELLS!
1J'A1 M: BELLS !
.Jon, Uardwr;re and Carriage
Goods Merchant,
Exeter,
Ontario, Thursday, August 21, 189.
No. 5
tleltlinion
Mr. Alex, Todd, of the township of
McGillivray, who had been oorninitted
for trial Me three charges of fraudulent
entey and giving false iufartnettion to
the Official Assignee, furnished bail
Satnrdsy for his appearance at the Fall
Assizes. ,
The Great Western Railway author-
ities have provided a new arraneement
for the Richmond -street crossing to
prevent danger to teams, ho. At the
riuging of the bell a pair of semaphore
mote are lowered across the road, and
raised again *leen the traiu passes.
Proceedings have been begun in
Toronto for the extradition of Cool
Burgess, now playing at a theatre in
New York This step is taken be -
cameo Burgess fouls to keep hie promise
that he would return to Toronto of Itis
own accord. The charge against him
is shorting with iateut to kill, the
ootnplsir.aut being Widgeley.
The Hamilton correspondent of the
bIafl gave currency to a statement the
other day that a new official car was
hong built in the United States for the
G. W, R. The oar iu question is be-
ing built at the CT. W. 1. Car• Works iu
London Eaet for General Manager
Broughton, and the old cue will be
placed at the disposal of the other
officials of the Oompauv.
On. Thursday night last some person
entered the store of Mr. Mahon, mor-
ohuut tailor, Queeu street, St. Mary's,
and carried off the ee full suits of clothes
The c'ntrauce was effected from a
second story window iu the rear, which
was entered by the std of a ladder. A
boy found one of the vests on the Sar-
nia bridge the next day. There is
no elude to the burglar.
Two attempts ward made on Monday
to wreck trains on the C. S. R. a, few
miles' west of Stevenville, by placing
some`stonos and Use on the track. The
obstructions were first seeu by the me-
opnttuts of the pay oar. A. German
,giving the value of Si..aler wits arrested
et the pia se*me the ,tunes ware
placed on' the track, and a sectiou Ymon
Krcys positively that lie saw the man
place them on the track, and did not
losesight of him till ho was arrested.
On Tuesday night of last:week a most
dastardly attempt was made to wreck a
pesseuger train at St. Paul's statiaii,be-
tween tit. 'Mary's and Stratford. Some
villiau wedged pieces or iron into the
frog at the switch, and only fur the
wing rail the train must have iuevit-
ablo left the track. 'The engineer felt
the engine mein over the wedge, but
dented it best it riot to atop the tr':in
till he reached Stratford, when a re-
port of the cirouulstance was Whale.
A detachineut wee immediately scut to
investigate the matter, with the i bone
result. Nu glue to the would-be traiu
wrecker has yet been obtained.
A horrible tragedy is reported from
the village of Mergaret•sville, on the Bay
of Fundy ellere, in Annapolis comity,
which has caused .intense excitement.
David Gettee, who ]las not been in his
right tdlind for some time, attacked his
wife with a hatchet on Frida-y morning
at an early hour, The oldest boy,
aged sixteen, rushed to the door, where
I he inet his father coming towards hiin
with the hat„bet. Tlie son :mole leis
escape, punned for a short distance
by his father, wlio then returned thud
again struck his wife. The sou iln
mediately gave the alarm at the village
hotel, and Mr. Jelin:dou, who was
stopping there, immediately ran to the
hones, but ;in eutc'rie'g felled it desert-
ed, save by the bleeding body of Mrs.
GMies. She ouly lived .. few ininutes
afterwards. An ingot et was held by
Corouer \Sroodberry, told the jury re-
turned 'the following verdict: "That
Elizabeth Gates canto to her denth by
Weevil on her head, inflicted by the
stands of her 110r,b.tud, while in tt fit of
temporary insanity,” After the i., -
quest a mooch was mile for the mur-
derer. After tracking hies rtt'ullnd tlin
building by the blood which ho inflicted
oe himself, his body web found in the
water near the dock. Arnaud his neck
was found a piece of cord, several turne
of it in a bow•krrot. An it,q•.lcst Nati
held and the following verdict. returned :
"'That death was caused by drowni/,g,
Steamer Complaints, nr Cholnrn •Infantt'n,
whish is carrying off the infants and children
by the thousand at this season of the yetis,
can always surely be checked gees Oared liy
Dr. Fowles extract of Wild Strawberry. It
has /loci., failed to give immediate relief in the
Most severe ensue•. It i:. a loon within the
reach of every :nether. Do not fail to give i
at trial ; you will be pleased witli its charming
effects. tow salts' by all defilers. Kilburn,
• Bentley & Pearson; Toronto.
General News
Eight thousand • Albaaatls threaten
the Servien frontier. •
Two streams of lava 0.6170 i from
Mount Vaeuvius on Fridtry as far as
the base of the cone, but there was no
eruption on Saturday.
It is said Spain is abnrrt'to revoke
her several treatiee .with llforcrcoo, and
the earrisous of the Spanish posts in
Africa are to be increased.
Further roiling occurred at, Lurgen,
Ireland, on Saturday. •Many houses
were wrecked'. The police were stoned
and fired upon, and some won idod.
Sig tweetyton Armstrong guns have
been•fanded at Gibraltar, being towed
in lights"rs for Tangi'ere for a uew bat-
tery. The matter laws been bitterly
ooinmented on by the Spanish neWs-
papers,
It is stated that Albert Pall and Clare
Sewell Read, bath members of the Im-
perial Parliament, who aro going to
America in connection with the com-
mission appointed to it quire into the
causes of agrieutturAl • dperession in
England, will start immediately in
order to take cognizance of the present
harvest.
A. person of undeniable authority
writes as follows :—From the recent
moetiog of the .Emperors of Germany
and Austria will date the commence-
ment of a clear and decided polioy of
Austria in the East, aiming at the at-
taiuuient of a stroug foothold in Tur-
key.
A. Ctlloitta dispatch gays the Ameer
of Afghaniaten, having received some
formal letters from the Rnssjan°'General
ICauffmann, askea the .advice of Major
Cavaguari in regard to his answer. In
acoordence with Cavaguari's advice the
Ameer suggested to Kauffmann that all
future communications be seat through
'the'Indien Government,
There .was a di'tturbauoe at, Lurgan,
Ireland, on Paley between the Home
Rule precession and the police, who
charged on the slob with fixed baytlnete.
Many of the police were we neaten !dry
stetted; The violence of thelorowt1,was
so great that the police fired ceps them
and kilted one and wounded two. The
snob subsequently wrecked Lord Tur-
gan's gate ledges and the house of a
Pretestaut.
Toe Standard announces tint in con-
sequence of a threat by the uativoa on
Soarcies to destroy the British Custom
House at Kinkonkeb, the corvette Ten-
edos, with 200 teen, homeward bound
fret° Cape Colony, was ordered to'Sier
ra Leone from Ascention on the 18th
of July. The Didu has already arrived
off the West coast of Africa. - Inelud-
ing three ken vessels the British force
un the coast will amounts to 000 men.
A woman earned ltach, while on
board the steamer Bristol, which left
New York for Fall River, last night,
drauk to bottle of champagne, gave her
diamond necklace, watch and note to
the purser of the boat, and thou jump
ed overboard and was drowned, The
note which she left was addressed to
Joseph Langleldt 507 A rah street,Plilit-
adelphie, and btated that she could not
live any lunger without him, and she
hoped he woeld itot fuel unkindly to•
wards her. The deceased was appar-
ently 25 or 80 years old.
The Tribune says; by her 'counsellors
that her husband's body bad been re-
covered. It is believed that ebe hag
not yet been undeceived. Hilton offer-
ed $25,000 for the body, irrespective
of the capture of the robbers. Ex -Post
master Jones, who represents the rob -
hers, declined the offer. Tho Ilettrl,.l's
111outreal says:—About the 9.1) of No-
vember, it canal boat, potty laden with
coal,moved to the wharf there, and a
uoffiu•sha},heti, coal-begritned box, enp
posed to sustain Stswart'd remains,
was removed to a carriage, which was
thou driven away and toll traces heat.
The facts were communicated to the
police the sante day, but the Saporito
tendeut doubted if was the body. A
detective was set on the tracic n.id die-
oovered the driver of the carriage, who
edrnitted having taken the body to a
medical cellet;o fur embalming it and
they removed it. Ono of the throw said
the camel boat cleared from the foot of
Cantil utrable New Yuck, acid wise towed
to PIattsbur:; alone in quick tilno. A
long box wits received ate Plattsblrrg
frolu,the railroad and slii,,;tud. on the
boatw
County.
A. Valuable cow belonging to Mr,
•James Knox of Brusi,els, was poisoued
recently. Au examination by a veter-'
(nary eurgeon allowed tliat it had par-
taken of some strychi'nne. The cow is
supposed to have got the poison about
a mile south of the village, as a. person
out that evay has been much troubled
of late by breattcy 'cows breaking into
his gr fields.
A few nights since, the store owned
by Mr. W. Somerville and post office,
Kinburu, was broken into by eome
person, and about fifty dollars Dash
stolen ; also Mr. G. Fethereton's ittore
wee broken into, some small change
and some 'eweller ' '. n, Several of
3 �k11 y''.
the'other houses in the viciuity have
been entered, but nothing of Any con-
sequouce is missed. it is thought that
there area gang of experts travelling
through the country from cue place to
another. They take things very coolly,
having had lunch in Mr. Somerville's
house, and went upstairs into his bed-
room, and took a pocket -book ant of
his trousers at the head of his bod. No -
trace of theta has been left.
About three:o'clock Manley morning
a fire Was discovered on the outside of
the dwelliug of W. Ballantyne, License
Inspector, Seaforth. On reaching the
spot Mr. Ballantyne found a bundle of
straw burning furiously iu an angle
where the kitchen joined the main
building. Ike succeeded in putting out
the fire at the 'bottom, but it had got
through the clapboards and tip to the
cornice before assistance arrived, and
the building was completely destroyed.
The loss wilt be about $1,200. Iusur-
ed for $400„
A Daring Feat.
Asa Broughton, who escaped from
the Albion (N. Y.) jail on the 4th
lust,, where he was confined for the
murder of Levant Banorofs, at Medina,
ou the 14th of May last, was re-oaptur-
ed atCrowtand early Saturday morn-
ling by Detective (Gorman and Ontario
Pulit'femae Wynn, of Clifton, assisted
by Constable White, of Welland.
Bronghton escaped to Canada without
arrest immediately after the murder,
but was apprehended at Rogersville,
Out., May 17th, and taken back to
Albion jail, where he lay confined wi-
der au iudictment for murder uutil the
4th inet., when he escaped jail by cutt-
ing his way through an unused water
closet with a knife, and returned to
(Canada a second time. The above
named oflioors, why had been on his
trail for some days, proceeded together
in a carriage at nius o'cluclt bion -
day night to Crowland, some fiftoet,
miles distant, at which place it was be.
sieved Broughton was in }riding ie. the
reeidenoe of a relative named Hiram
St•rano. The officers reached their
destination about 4 a. m., and took up
positions, surrounding the house and
demanded admittance. The inulatotlhud
all the doors and windows locked with
the exception of a side door through
which Broughton appeared iu the at-
tempt to escape, but succeeded only in
filling luta the officer's hands. Ile
was brought to Clifton stud lodged iu
jail to wait the arrival of American
euthorities, who have been notified.
Bronglit,in both times effected his es-
cape across the frontier by scaling the
cables which remain snapended from
the towers of the old Snsponeion
Bridge across the Niagara river at
Lewistren, some 150 feet above water,
a feat of no ordinary difficulty. Brough -
toll is thirty-eight years of ago, and
looks anything but a criruinal. Con•
sidorabie sympathy is felt for the pris-
oner. From what the officers can
learn of the oircumstnuce of the crime,
it arose out of an alleged undue intim•
icy between his wife and Bancroft..
i,ix hundred dollars reword was offered
fur his apprehension.
.-..►+•tea
Bffeots of the I. P.
B1aLLsiv&nLF, Ang. 16.—The Belle-
ville pottery, which has been closed for
some year's, ite about to be patin oper-
ation win and will manufacture stone
ware. Mr. G. A. Lazier, of Picton, and
sumo capitalists who reside in the
United Settee.ai'e said to be the les-
ease,
Herevex, Ang, 16, --Moro titan twice
h%e
1111.1013 cuttl has been shipped from
1'ictou ejects the first of Jatlnerythis
year than during the corraspondieg
period lust year.
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Ray
CovxozL Maari1G.—T11e 0011110il .meet
peraunilt leo adjournment on Monday,
August 11th. Members all present.
The Reeve its the chair. Minutes of
the previous meeting were read andap-
preyed. Moved by Mr. 111cOcll,secorld-
ed by Mr. Moritz, that D. Zeller be re-
funded the ruin of $0, for statute labor
done on lot 2l,coneetheien0, for 1879. --
Carried, Moved by Mr. lleyroek, sec-
onded by 111r. Kalbflesoh, that the sum
of $1Q be granted towards repairing
the sideline between lots 20 and 21, on
Otte Lake Road —Carried. Moved by
Mr. McColl, seconded by Mr. Moritz,
that Councillors Kabfleisoh and Hey -
rock, be a committee to let contract to
open a road from south boundary to lot
4,eoneession 16. -Carried. On motion,
the following accounts were passed, and
orders granted fur the same, viz :—H. Jo
J. C. Kalbfleiech,plank and oedar,$96,-
68 ; T. J. Wilson, plank and timber,
$96,95. A. ELeironymus,reparing cul-
burt,$1.00; O. Busohlen, do, $1.20 ;II.
Otto, do, $2.00. bloved by Mr. Kalb-
fleisoh, seconded by Mr. Heyrook, that
by-laws be passed for raisiug the follow-
ing amounts, viz : °aunty rate, $2,827.-
71 ; township rate, $1,600 ; legislative
school equivalent, $500.00 ; interest
on S. B. debentures, $150.00 ;; to dretiu-
a>te debentures and interest on same,
$500.00 ; and for school purposed le
.tecordance with application of trustees,
No. 1, $251.50 ; No. 2, $610.00 ; No,.
8, $320.00 ; No. ,4 $810,00 ; No. 5,
$800.00 ; No. 7.$550.00 ;No, 8,550.00 ;
No. 9. 294.10 ; No. 10, 025.00 ; No. 1.1,
285.00 ; No. 12, $325.00.—Carried.
.\'loved by Mr. McColl, peoouded by Mr.
Moritz, that the Clerk notify the col-
lector to furnish bonds and give secur-
ity to the amount of twelve thousand
dollars for due performance of his work,
and, that the same be laid before the
next council meeting for approval.—
Carried. On a motion,. the Reeve was
authorized to get the township hall,in-
sured. The council adjornad to meet
en Saturday,Octaber 4th, mailed. no.
A Fatal Accident.
An accident occurred at Mount Hope
ou T.esday afternoon which resulted
the death of Islr. William Illiteheitra
a butcher reaidiug in the northern per
of London. From what oat be learned
from au eye -witness of the affair, it
teems that the unfortunate man was
driving up the hill at the upper end of
R•chmond street in a light wagon, to
which was attached a high seat, cud
when at the termiuue of the street rail-
way traek the wagon was shakeu t,o
violeutty as to precipitate pool• Mitchel -
tree out elite! the road. Ii'rom his ele-
vated seat he fell directly upou the
crown of his bead against a stoue, and
then rolled over. Several persona saw
the occurrence, and one of them, Mr.
Bricklin, ran out acid raised hien up,
but be u'ab perfectly unconciores, and
the blond etrearnedfrotn aghastly wound
on his bead as well as several smaller
cute about the ear. Seeing that be
Wits dstlhgerously injured, no time was
lust in removing hi,n to his horns sev-
eral biouks further north. Dr. Fen-
wick erns summoned, and when he ar-
rived the action of the heart bad ceas-
ed, and there was but the fttiutost evi-
dence of li^tering animation, but, with
aid of artificial heat the pulse was ,again
revived, This lasted but fur a very
few minutes, however, and short-
ly after five o'clock the Heart fluttered
spasmodically, and thou ceased to beat
for ever. A careful examination failed
to reveal the slightest fracture of the
ellnll, but the Hound on the head wag
eutlhici'utlY large to lay the bone bare.
under the circumstances, 1)r. Fenwick
attributed death to cornpees:doll of the
base of the burin, or the rupture of
,.ohne vessel of Chet delicate erg seism,
through the terrible farce of the fall.
Deceased was a e,culpaa'ativly youut
men, and was %cell !mown as one • of
the market batotinre for massy ,•ears.
His untimely death is rendered eddi-
tiutrally raid, by the fret that but it few
Months sines he married a young lady
front the Old Country, who le Leese a
tviduw in a btraege lead.
Fall ..lows -
The following aro the dates of the fall erLi-
bitions of Agricultural Sotsictios in this district :
Stephen and Osborne, at Erotit•, on rl'ues-
day and Wednesday, September 28rd und'L4tli.
South Huron, at Sealorth, 0.1 '1huruduy au,i
7+riday, September 25th and 25alt,
East 1301'oti, at Brnsvnls, on rl"hunulay
Friday, October 2nc3.amd 3rd,
West Huron, at COuderich, on. Wednesday
and 'ilinradtty, September 17 and 18.
.t'rtrnbeity at 1\'ingltatt, OP !Thursday and
Friday-, Sot teutber tied 211.