HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-04-30, Page 6CORRESPONDENCE,
HOWit.)IC.
Af'OM our, Sice?ial Cm -respondent
Coarse grains have got a to be quite
scarce in this section, and anerchan.ts
are °ringing in seed from Seaforth for
their customer's use.
. 'Moors Kaine, W. ;M. Gray, land
R C. Leech, are euazetted as Captain;
Lieutenant, and Ensign,. respeptively
of the Leech -4.11e Infantry Company.—
Congratulations. -
The Orahgemen Leecliville having
sold the# h:di intend erecting a new
brick -.one this summer.. For the pres-
ent, both they; and the Good Templars
,meet in the school house.
The Messrs Gibsons saw mill- in
Wrox.eter, is 'running night and day,
and turning out an itnmensei quantity
of lumber still the ,supply scarce ex-
ceeds the demand. I believe they
have given up 'the idea of lipilding
•.new grist mill this summer as was in-
tended. '
•
Meesrs.)Stinson and Ross f Leech-
ville, ex& manufacturing on .wlieeled
velocipedes 'by the score, and quite a.
number of 0.,,ersens liave got them.
Thus far Mr. VI. Magill is the moat ex -
yea in their use. .1 'understand Mr.
Voght of Wroxeter, is also tet4ufactur-
jag two wheeled one, Which'I'peeeunie
• -will be more ornamental but .ess use-
ful than Messrs Stinson'arad
._A building in- Leeolivillee
occupied. by Mr. Adams as _a atm and
-owned by Keel., Broavrt tit Co., of
-ton, WAS nearly. destrued by- fire on,
Monda'y last. The chimney, it seems
caught fire and some of the si2arks fal-
liug oa „the roof ignited and as the
wood waa.quite dry, the flanies increas-
eclrather rapidly. _ It was extinguished
hofev-er, befere any. great damage was
done. -
The enterprising:Tinsmith of Leech-
ville, Mr. Sanntel •Watson, who .very
sucldeely disappeared last week, turned
up &dew night.s Ago having with hun a
blooming young bride.. As -usual on
such Ocea4ions the ra,bble of the village
and viciu:ty turn out and eharivari
him. Stidi proceedings are outrage.ous
• and should- be`discoontenanced,. and if I
need b6-, foreibly;prevented as they are !
- a diFgrace to any plice.
HOWICK.
f .
The Council met to -day, April 21st,
pursuant to adjournment fr m last meet-
ing, in Mr. Gilmore, inHo ick
The Reeve -in the Chau, members pres-
ent, Messrs.. Wier; Ferguson and Wade.
The minutes of the last meeixig were
read and approved. By -la No. 3, ap-
pointing Township Officers 1 for the cur-
rent year was read and pass d. 13y -law
No. 4, granting one hundr d and fifty
dollars towards buildays a Drill Shed
itt Howick village was read and passed.
An account of Andrew Kid 1 •of PO for
work on side line 20 and Al, con. 16,
voucher Mr. Ferguson. A4 account of
WiIHam MeKercher, bridge COn.inaiS-
sioner of $22,50; the forgoihg accounts
• were ordered to be' paid. Moved by
Mr. Ferguson, seconded by Mr. Wade
That the motion made in the year 1857
by this Municipality, grant` g £30 to
assist in bnildiog the Wrox ter Bridge
and in the advise from Paterson and
Harriston said to be since c arged, ap-
peara in die records to be in its origin;
al form, and that the Clerk Ie th.eretore
exonerated from any suspi
ried. Moi7ed by Mr. Wieri secoeded
by Vire Wade Tint Andrew Hoo,dbe
THE $EA.-70.TITH -gXPOSIMis.
DYSPEPSIA cured bruising Dr. Colby's An-
ti-Costive:and Tonle Pills- They reguhite
the Bowels, correct the Liver, clear the Com-
plexion, and renovate the system, they are
composed of active ingredients in a highly
concentrated form, ansisstrike at tlae root of
disease, curing almost like -magic.' `Thous-
ands testify to their extniordiii-Ory curative
properties. Sold by all dealers,. 73-ly
BEATITIFUL! SPLENDTD ! ! is the Verdict
given by all who nee' Hunt's Empire Hair
aloss. It makes dry, harsh,' stiff hair soft.
glossy and beautiful. It cleanses the scalp,
removes pimples, strengthens the glands;
prevents 1110 hair from falling, and will cer-
tainly make it grow strong, luxuriant and
beautiful, and it is only.2e cents per bottle..
Sold everyvvliere. 73 ly
RHEUMATISM and' all ether aches and pains
leave the body ' on application of Jacobs'
Rheumatic Liquid. We•will.1warrant it tai
cure Burns, Frost Bites, Otilblams, )$ore
Throat, Lame Back or Side; Sprains', &o.
Some of the cures it has effected are almost
too wonderful for belief. Many- have. been
saved by it from impending death' . and re-
stored to life and health: No family is safe
a day •without it.; hundreds of valuable
lives and thousands of debars may be saved
annually by its use As a preventive of
conta,geous diseasep, nothing ever before in-
vented can compare .with it. We- authorize
all dealers to refund the Money, if- it does
not give entire satisfaetion.
relieVed- froth, paying arreard of taxes_ S J FOSS 8r Co.
for the year J863, on lot 33, con.. Ai
being Crown Lancl.--Carrieci. Moved
by Mr. Wade, seconded by Mr. Fergu-
son That rrolin Moss be relieved from
paying arrears of ,taxes for the year
g an err -
Ferguson,
he inspec-
1863, on lot 31, con. 11, beii
on—Carried. Moved by Mr.
seconded ly Mr 'Wier That
tors -of-taverns, do notify tie'Ta v ern-
keepei an(' licensed Shopkee ers That.
if they don't immediat ly pay their
f the Towr-
eip ed accor-
hey be prose -
w. Carried:
Elyah Themes' account $150, for Mak-
ing and putting a sign boerd on Ford-
wieh bridge ordered to be paild. Mov-
ed by Mr. Ferguscn, sec tided by Mr.
Wade That the $400 gran -edIto erect
the Wroxeter bridge be not paid until
the Messrs Gibsoa'a fere s this Coun-
cil witle a bend Linding , s- id property
to keep up the approaches thereof and
be .accountable for any airiage that
said bridge may receive fr m the .da.m
1
�r pond, and to keep the r ght of way
•
money to the Treasurer
ship and get the same re
d ng to the Stat,tte, that
cuted according to 1
across water street in suffi ient repair.
for teams tolPm*
ty Mr. Fele' 41.)
and clear of inciimberances
West Wfa,•,;v-anosb.. tra
-
gli
The council met this day, .4pri1.13, tbe
aS a Court of Rev-isioa and \Appeal. pei
All the meinbeis- preselit.' bri
McCabe appeeled against assessment of I str,
personal property.- A ft er a, der la ration in
by Mr. McCabe that his personal pro -
an
perty, after the payment of his just
debts, is below tbe "able of $100, said
amount was strtiek ufl the roll The
court,then adjouraed till Tuesday the
prox.- •
The council then took up 9rdinary
municipal bueieesa. A Govt. tavola'
license to Robert Sturgecn was exhibit-
vel.—Carried. Moved
on, secbndecj by Mr. tt,de Thai
woids that a connhiss'oner be ap-
nred by this council to ii4ect the
dge at Wroxeter whm 1ui1t,' be
tack os t of motion made a last meet -
of this council. - Carri d. Moved
1 seconded that the Court or heVision
flotel, itt
Scilly the
r4.1
Ci)
el.1 to the councilit was moved by
Mr. Cummings, seconded by Mr. Hun-
ter That as there has not been any i.e
eiLicate granted to Mr; Sturgeon by th
Reeve or Clerk, eequested byetatut
eirif 'dries .be made to hew said licen
3'3 NI as. -ob bain ed. Moved b
Itire tit:tuber, secr nded by Mr Cumin
ings That the Clerk make all necessar
, enci'airies, without delay, respecting tli
issuse'sef the license mentioned in th
precedieg motion, and act with disPre
ation according to circurnstaires.---10ar
oetation from Henry Douglass (78
years old) aad iu dslate deereptitnde
W(15 presented, prayiii,,e for Support.
:The petition respect:;.bly'zind numerous-
ly signed, ;Vat; Liken in to.considera.tion.
It Was thereupon . moved by Mr. M.1-
Ihrain sea. by Mr. - Hunter "'hat the
slim of $15 Las -a ppr priated forDouglass'
preF.,ent nueesSitie.., and that W. Wat-
son Esi., • , L3 respe lly requested to
expeo.d said sum ;:t his diseretion lor the
benefit of D ugl ass. --f-Car. Petitions
weie received from the reluisite n Jer
0
e of ratepayer.-;, paving that certificates
be grant,e,1 x.n.• tavern lit:01;14% to Robt.
Sta-geou u t James .Campbell Moy,
ei by Mr. Moll -Wain, eeconded by M?..
`Curaraitess 'flea elle Au di tura Le -paid
.$4 each for their ervices' folthe cur-
-rent year. -Movediti amendment by
Mr. Gaunt, s J -01i led by Mr.° nunter
That the foi.:(3go'lig motion ue aniended
by Striking ()us; four" and
su bstituting ‘•five. in et. d inent car.
: by vote of Reeve. ..1Aveil by Mr.
Gaunt, seconded by Cummings
That John 11. Taylor 6.; dd
iurnpik-ing 20 rode (tittle tu ,e -e 6r leas)
osi side lino betWeeti lots 21. and 25,
coil. 11, the work to be 16 feet, wide
and 2i feet high in centre, t) be paid -
for next autunin.--0.ta. The eo a r•il
. ..,. •
thea aJjauraed till Tee.sclay -the Vil-,1) '
" i)roas. .
• JAMES SCOTT,
Tp. Clerk. , I
MA, V.A.:4 .1_1(..11 )s.t) 3 *.,V7ooleil Factory
lesa e teieegarets a thorough o% eel: aulie e-
arn! r El .1.1 e t.l.i..g, : and a large tit i al ility ef I,
nc.:* nia,;:-:.:41(./.7 118,3 imdn. audod.
i
Vik t .4graund. will 'Jo se -•e to mon. :i
than lir *Li :-o./.1 ,.s ; k 1. ....... 1,..,.(...1, .“;4: Lee is
1 -4.4--a asa east-
he: held la IVIr. Zimmernian'-
Wroxeter on- Wed
12th day of 3Yley next, at 1
the forenoon, and that this
now adjourn to meet the san
,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
:NEW
DRESS GOODS,
NEW PARASOLS,
NEW MANTLES,
NEW SHAWLS,
• NEW HATS,
NEW BONNETS.
• NEW FLOWERS.
'clock fin
pcs",
midi do
day.
GEORGE D NE,
T . Clerk.
M. E. CONFEREN I.
(Reported ft,r the ..expos.tor.)
THE Niagara Annual do fel reiice of
the M. E. Church -in' (nlailda, com-
menced its Session in the Ci4 of Lor._
,
don, on Wednesday, April 21st, 1869.
. ,
At 10 a. tn.., the Venerable . _Bishop
Smith, D. 1)., took tee chair. 1- Bishop
Smith is t1ii3 Oldest effective. Methodist
Minister in Canada; he waa assisted
by BiShop Richardson,- D.D.' This
branch of the Methodist Church, in
canade, Consists ef three Conferences.
Tile -Niagara Conforenc.1 embraces all
. the territory west of a line drktwn froin
klaanilton, northeast to Lake ETuron.
There vete present, at the Conference.,
4bout One hundred rainisters ; the busi-
ne'ss passzed 6ff lively and 'very iq,iree-
ably-. The valious pulpits of the city
,
wei e occupied oil
of the Cenferenta;
of the proceeditigs
011 Sabbath, was
_Ministers. A nu
Sabba h hy members.
An important port
iii tne M. E. Church,
the Ordination of A
mber of
d on trialRevyoni men /A
were admitte. . , Wild,
M. A., Prof. of ilebrew. iu Alberti
z
11$ner
CHEAP COTTONS,
tftEAP S4IRTINCTS,'
-CHEAP PRINTS,
CHEAP CLOTHS,
CHEAP TWEED3,
CHEAP HOSIERY,
CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES.
FRESii GROCERIES.
PRODUCE IN EXCRANCEAT
CAEN RATES.
pm,
0414
fard•
Igavi
saar
DISSOLUTION OF PART
RSH1P.-
HE pirtnership heretoforo;jexistang be-
tweenWine Campbell & II. Smith,
and carried on under the firma f Campbell
_ 4
& SET
, *93 this day- dissolv' zby mutual
°wise ts All Notes aiul Booic.1Accounts due
to the sad firm must be pai41 to William
Campbell, ,who will also settt+ all chams
against the late firm. - :.
:WM. C/01PBELia
•Seaforth, April 'I6th 111.869Er. 8:4'4ML
. 73-3in
COURT OF R1EVISION.
. TOWNSHIP -OF HO CH.
I
sa
MHE Court of likViSitIll for tg4e Township
1 of HoWicleavill hold ita fi '''. sitting in
rat
:Nr. Ziminernaan's MAO, ,,in IN: :axe -ker. at 16
o'clock a. ma on Wednesday the 12th day of
May next, to examine and refrIse the As
sessnaerit Rolls of the TownahiAl
GEORGE DANE,
. Town,' 1) Clerk.
April 24t1b, 1869. : 73 -.td.
FAIE
3
FOR A PAIR OF 'SHOES 170 SPRI&G
A ND SUMMER WENA,
Go to
J. DUNCAN
c5
TF you want a Watch that alma keep the
correct time, purchase one 1 Thomas
Russell & Son's celebrated Witaiiiss. . A
lafge stock- of them for tiale at
SEAFORlit
R'S
. ,
He has also on hand a largo asssialirnent of
Clocks, Jewelliry, Fancy C- oods, revs,
all to be sold cheap for cash. •
,
isrEvery description 4-10 'Wet ehets, Clocks.
and. Jewellery Repaired on the s: Shortest
Notice, and Warranted to give sa0ufaetion.
The highest price paid for Old pold and
Silver. •.
M. R. COUNTO.
Seaforth, April 27th, 1869. 53-ly
TABLE TALI:
----....1 . "My. dear Mr. Briggs,,visere
did you ga those dentious
P . Cakes e AT
°MI" 1 IN, •
"Why, Irs. Brirs,: I got
-HICKSON'S.
; them at Scott Robertson's
x ' Oh I he, has such d.(Iicious -
-r" Pound Cakes,.a-n-d '
.. FLOUR 84 FEED
THOS. BE4
ABINET & CHAIR IVIARER
u-NOERTAxER •ksi
.,„A Large Steck.
or
LL kinds ofi furniture kept cona&
IV
A hand, consistina of the best vi
Kraf•hruirs Si -)ring "Mottiaseee, 04
Carriages. Coilinelsept conetantly oil
Werk made on the preiniSes. ..
c.o. A lfearee far hire.. Watero•
?Mite Kidd & liclattukine.
'THUS. BEL
March 24. 180.
-91,11N-1014 I)
Y.
ew BilIs of Minor
ecl the first readings, a
usSion of little intrest,
d iti 0 i hs, tookl
cknitaining AS outlay on -
116.-t5e. guilty -of tJ.it MCG(e Mill
as.ked for.In the SenaSe. not
fly acconnt trAnSpired.
FlunAiy.
plitition. from the Inter
ige Company waS presentd.
'enzie and John!
o the Cabinet IVezanci
t's resArdliug the
ned oy the Fenian itaid,
tall Monday. Sir John
.nadons -reg,ardi*g the
'Mal Law, and it passed
mg.
Containing all
THE Itri FIXES OF TUE
Nfts-4
21'0m:ult.
fter engttiries ,7n. !general s
a Gal'a introc,ineed ihs motion
s relative bo tlie Eeiiiati
Ji he added the • cOrrespontieliti..-er,-
11 Qapatia, • and the united
ig the ItelJellioit. The ino%er
loij:t0.1±%,.rato
t-shose-
11:;.ti;Jia(itieat 11711114,11.6e1s1 --(1-wensell°14;r
lie prozectioir: of .he
gh tflo•6t: .AI .an Raid th4 t
so in •ign
, that; it -wild not De tail:apt/
coUnt-,ry knew- aeout
case t,,tte Anierican
property, were reiiiiiiktir,bied,..oy
n4iOoverninent,. and.,tue
iforsiei was atterWttrils kept On
der to in 10.11ii recurrence].
an event, and also 1,
thwa-o0ve 11 -aid WAS
ytJi Canadins, Wit by Ail
, that 111,1 taea refuy,,e,
try. On the 'otiierpand, iie
to know Yenaaitiie Ain •
,var,S thAvartalig tne ottle-ts I
Venians, whose. pitylicly- aivov
se was the voncidest of Canal
the cOlidatt of taionconntr
entan conside)-ed 1.0 Was eas
necl,_whi3ii had tiolie -rad i1011 I
iL 1..ue other.. '..11414 11,,I,1011
'lean 6,...notel 1Z rkt.garcied 13 it
)- Canada m reparation f
Lina dainageas, 1n„coribide
g to Utn.tdah .14r. A.I.triiw rig]
uatbafg tae inotion„ eiiikk-sed I.
11iAtS sit the inovesa
-John A. and 0ners
zt,roug speeches to tn.,: sante a.
rae,
ree:1;
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Pat*,
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LADIES,.
CALL EARLY AN SECURE.
13 A_ It INT Sa.
g
• LIFE
SSURANCE.
University-, delivered his popular Lee- Established
income
ttne Babel, in the City ou 23 years. S: LI FE $800,000:
Tue.selay nielit, there being. not less
than six or seven hundred in attend-
SokasTy.
Annual
ASSURANCE
once. We oliscLve 1.y the 'city papers
4 .
tlIZA Mr. Wild 'suapassed the expecta- Reserve Funds
peonouneed to Ile the Lest lecture that
Londou had -ever been favored with.
The Ctillferaiice. 1) rok e u n
V.v- 0 are sorry that 01.11' li.lnittai space
Ill'eVellbS us 41:01.0 giving a fuller account
d the proweciings. We gise aVew of
the Stations of the Ministers, those that
rill be • interesting to this locality :---
London Jssiii,t—A. Jone,,, Ind:Au-mg
lamas. of the most sangu2ne. It was
Profits Divided
L;kii4. ; LoutioR CiLy—Rev. S. •
1 \VA-
.
•,,Is )n ; -3taillev---.ael,-. 13. C. M
1\-faitl ..1A----, Rev. •L. .i.aricial ; Go
..
-;- ite v., ,I. ai Ili v. n ; Seaforth—Re
.s3
. East • ; there is also:0 be a $oung
tau on th:s eircuit to assist Mr. lEtfit-
uau, tecre will. Le, afwr
aobaaj, re..);a!Ir (Amu it preaCiiinz
10 31. 4,6
1
$4,000,000;
$3,0o0,000.
tilOR THE SECURITY OF POLICY
r HOLDERS IN CANADA, $100,000 in
Cash is depoaited with the Dominion Goa-
ernme,na
,
IA
Rates f Preinium in the "Star" are
' Liberal, I'reil. 3 .Large, Manta;ement sound
and efficient. • ±imety per cent of 12rolits di
-
-sided anaongst policy holdeis.
1
,
For parsialulars and further information,
1 ali'V'il Lu
Mr. N. WATSON,
Agent for Seaforth and vicinity.
Or to J. G REGO RY,
ahager Toronto
1 M.
pr .
TIGHT BINDING
Pic-Nic Cakes,
Wire Cakes, a -n -d
Queen Drops, a -n -d
Dominion Cakes, a -m.
Confederate Cakes-, a',n-d
Ginger 6naps, a-n-thtI kinds,
you like to mention.. Why, it.
is so handy. If you •Lave a.
'visitor COMC, and short f pr.&
serves,.yon eau get Jenks and
Jams, and Jams and Miles,
At SCOTT ROBERDi N'S.
;_!caforth. April 22.
------•..;--- -ff,...._,.....4_,....—..--
)1•11.R AM COLUDAY & ON, I
-N returning thanks for' past fay* haiire
t '_ thespleasure of announcing to to
c] ants and bus -isms men of Seaforthlisat they
are prepared. to mceive orders for all kin& of
' DRAY WORK.
sWGoods handled with care, and
the) guaranteed.
• January 2hift, 18C9.
•
tisfao-
:58-ly
• CHET OF r111801.
TOWNSHIP OF HAY.
rpil.E Court of Revision for tie T00111814
1 of Hay will commence in Vi4: TGWU.
I-1111 on Tuesday, the 18th of May at
o'eloehs m.
• WILLIA.M WILSOV;-
. .
1401 April, 18lownship #41eric
69.
4
STOi.t
IN CONNECTION WITII
THE SEAFORTif MILLS]
Oppoeite Sharp's Row.
SEAFORTIL
NV. A.
tSliFicEollikoltv-Se°S3NtTo;: Ca olarhae setofeL
FRESH SEEDS,
Imported by JaincS Fleming .t& Ce
men to the „Agricultural- Associations
Canada, consisting of all kinds of Fieldand
Carden Feeds, 'ass° a limited quantity of
Choice t pring Wheat' and Oat direct from
Scotland. -
Caledonia Land Plaster
cP7-00 per Ton
T
And all descriptions of Care Grains,. sis 2.
well as Flour and Feed of the last de-
• scription,
AT THE MILL -PRICES;
Seaforth, April 22. 524y.
.0 AS
FOR
H.
•2:7::ZIrtgf''37)TM ,TI.onled1,1fCK
son & Co., is now 1.,rt-paiul to pay the high-
est Calsh Price for any quantity of gou
'Fresh Eggs delivered at his shop, Main;
Seaforth,,
DAVID D. WILSON.
Seaforth, April 22.
O HARP'S HOTEL, Livery Stables szta
GeAeral Stage (Ace, Main strt-et,
R. L. SI.I.A.RP,.Frepriet.lor,
Jan. 8th, 1:.;69, 63-tt
TUEsittLY..
comic fo,- the -v,-ant of progre
inip.roveinent of the \Vella:
vas asked by Mr.' Meiriiit,.
41neved for all addre's,s• f
of the cokiifieation cniji
ready been pi.,,x1 for th4-xt pat
tliriuglit the 1--Lmse shoUld
114, inoved for
dni.;e a Bill ifor the better
ent of .frasitan atrlirs, vit
might be f`.aiithised etc.
a,1 J.jr BifIl was' consider
ttee of .the Home wiiieh wa -
to i)roviide for .ilogigit.)g in ceta
s this clause liourever did
iVith general appro. al. A 4ar
A
r of motions Aver
(I amongst NI ))ieh was on
L.c.-.ztzitt to the effect th.tt,
go into Committee of the 1,
itiverCOIonial Railway R
VirEDNt8DA:1%
most important )Winess
as the Secon:d reading
" intit-Tentit n Of Parlia el
wli i -11 provides - for the abolitiO
I1 with an able speech, an
. ial Representation." He nv
°Yu t. ffistie(711n:ioldli; obri4 wAna-strulae•a•I1Yj:niedtjeidl
Al of 8,2 to 57.
;
Olplic, is -down on the moveniet
ee Trade, in 13ookS unless . ti
minciple he eitctided to tbe
hich outer largely into fihe
action. We certainly think.ti
is wrong, in the matter, furl v,.
ginin every good work at So
c point.
s said the policy the
with regard to tbe North we
e to"organizie a Tenitorial (...1-0
with a Government at Red -131i'
for the present only a
maelt:nery and yepresen
liouse of Commons, A3 t
-
tion inm-eas a Provii
ment will be ol-granised, and
portion of the Territory wil
to come into the Union as
ee. It is expected thst $200,00
0,000 NI il1 he voted this seisio
.he completion of a road
am on Lake Superior teJBe