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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-07-09, Page 3burglars - it ter as *pockets. Le stout? a -week or two ago, of Mr. Wells, Township of was blown to pieces, alias belonging to the same person; about a mile itiad a ea/ than ten "wedding parties hrough Kingston on Wednes- av ing on the steamer Corinthian. A -Mete Loy, ageo four, son of Jr egusony Biampton, wile fatally nn I by falling on a 'broken chair, one f the splinters of which penetrated hie ung a He died shortly afterward& lienerv Cornell, a painter, while on scatiblding in a chinch at Belleville Friday afternoon, shipped imai fell a s aline of thirty fret among the pe',& e reeeired severe injuries on the head lad body. Strathroy is about erecting ew emon Catholic Chnrch at a.sost et- eeding $5,500. The friends of the Rev. E. Barker of eergus, ptesented him a few deys ago *th it purse containing over $75 Londoners expect that the right wing the Canadian Rifles will be stationed their city io place of the 29th, regient. - It is reported that eighteen hundred roops Leaded in Cuba lately, in de- atehmeets, from the Southern States. An fonet hnth on her way to elorren as offered five &liars by another "fel- ei marry Won and neeeptjad the of- • The Buffalo papers on the strength ot the recent eam-ass.for the city direct airy, claim" a population of 150,000 for A_ servant set fire to her employers residence near Quebec., On acconat o the Mom dieturbances, o more free grants of. land will be masle to ett1erp io New Zealand. Germen Astronomer maintains khat the earthili shortly have another [moon. Whii-Ta wilt be much [ nearer an the present one. -A-few laces. in Toronto have been ma ng nil robbing a Pecial business. They are arrested. James Hovey, a Carrick, county of :Bruce, left his home -on the 17th. nit, to pay up back taxe.s to the township 'treasurer and has not eine& been heard Mr. Chambere of Mount Forest made ,006 bushels of lime out Of one bad- . (ler, Yielding him $150., Mr. John _Collins, an aid resident of the county a Peterborough, while at a chopping bee for Mrs. Joh.n townshipof Anstruther, was killed by , the faisingeof a pole. Gold has been discovered, in New Brunswick, in York County. Perttens of the quartz rock have been analyzed bv Prof. Bailey, and found to be' very kielk: in sany instances the , geld -ie visible to the nalfked, eye, and specamens of pure metal have, . been foand to the size of a large pea; ,. The 'sand of the river is also fernsti to be aoriferoue. A lad named Smibert was: drowned while oat-biog. at St Marys on Saturday last. .-A. young lad named Thomas Judge, about 10 years. old, -while under the in- fluence of liquor went to bath in a mill - race at St. Catharines on Sunday even- ing last, when he was seized with a lit and drowned before he could be itsaise 1 sted. There is an indomitable woman in the township of Brant, county of Bruce Her husband and son are able bodied but lazy, and she turned OM spade in - hand to do statute labour because they would not and were toot_ poor to come mute by payment. rlil The Baptist congregation a smith's Falls bane purchased the residence note occupied by their Minister, Rev, Mr. . Doncvan, for a parsomige, and paid the sum of $1,400- eash down for The Lindsay Post says the people of Orillia are bound to have the Beaver - tun Railway extended to their beauti- i fill village. Five or six, new fielda are reported. A boy named Dewer, was drownesi in Londen on Dominion Day, while filshing in the Thames His body wa5 not recovered till Monday - The Galt reeivaliats have been burnt - in effigy. The examination of Rieffenden Ottawa charged with embezzling some 20,000 dollars in. the Receiver Generals office, has concluded and the prisoner its - committed to the assizes to stand trial for Larceny. The exaniination conducted in private. Some ' paPere s suggest because some parties in "high ) places are also concerned. Dr. Hayes, the celebrated Artiex* plorery- arrived in Halifax last week ell 5 his way te Newfoundland, and thence 'to Greenland. He is accompanied by s two photographers who will take sketch" es of Artic scenery, which win ue give to the world on the retnrn of the el - LOU. t Penn Australian gold Ite txpoottor. DISTRICT MATTERS. „ea.- .. . ...... Pe -tarns iT1 want of an eiceellent overecl bunagy•, should take notice that J. S. Porter. has one for Sale by tender., THE 1th will oe celebrated at Clin- ton, by cn Orivage procession, and , speeches Ohaeacteristic of the day. f §oatto a ilotel Ji is been put throuoli a tito.ough renovation, having been. re - papered, painted, etc. Sharp is deter- mined to more than retain the repat tion of his house. - EXtia r TILE friends of Dr. John Campbell, Tnnn WHnn.n.—Mr. Bernard Byernss of ITsln rne, will doubtless be pleased to con. 1 McKillop, sent a -sample of , hear that he is about. beginning practice in Seaforth. We have understood that be distinguished himself in suoh a man- ner at McGill College, that a practice was guaranteed_ him in 1VIontreal, but he prefers- remaining amongst his old acquaintances, and we imagine that the celebrity he made by his valedictory at the convocation of the aiiove College, wll ensure him an inimediate practices • ON Tuesday, Mr. BrydgeS accompa- nied by Mt. Seticer and other Grand Trunk offisials, passed through on a tour of inspection and remained a short tium Seaforth. Joseph, Brine, of 1--IarpUrhey, recently sat a hen on twelve duck eggs, from -which thirteen ducks Were -hattch- ed. We are certain of the fact, but know nothing of the . philosopnical reason. A GRAND Pic-nic and promenade concert will :take placie on Wednesday, llth inst., -in Payne's grove, which is beautifully sittintecl on the river banks near Egmondville. • Every provision will be made for all the popular amuse- ments, such as swinge, etc., etc. _Ad- dresseswill be delivered by several , popular epeakers. Parties not finding FRUIT JanS.----Parties in want of Fruit Jars would do We'l to call - at lauriedeo's and examine the "Victory' 1," before purchasing any other. For simplicity an.d perfection -of design, it beats all we have seen this season. • • A farmer living near Gilmbre, • left home one day last week with the ex- peessed intention of making a payroent on his land, and has not been seen Since. He had only beeu married a few months and as there is, no known reason for his endtlen disappearance it feared he has been fowlly deaAt with. wheat to this office, measuring 5.. feet 11 inches, Which we are told i a lair specimen of the whole field. • DOMINION DAY AT 'WALTON. e • To the Editor of the Expositor. • , SIR.—SOMe few hundred of the citi- zens of Morris, Grey, and. McKillop townships assembled at an eaaly hour in. a beautiful grove adjoining this vil- lage, to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of our" Dominion." The basis of the festivities was .a school pic-nic under the leadership of Mr. John Shaw, and most efficiently and taetefrilly man- aged by a committee of ladies. Re- freshment tables -were amply provided, and the elegance and abundance of these preparations reflect the highest credie on the taste and liberality of the Walt- on lathes. • A stove and other conveni- encies were provided by the kindness of Mrs. James Murray, so that tea might. not be wentipg, to the good things und- er which. "the tables groaned." in the early part of the day. and near the ban - petting stand, Mr. Peter McCarter contriouted largely to the hilirity of the scene by his very stile performances on the . Scotch Highland bag pipes, His well executed "Pibrochs" fell on many appreciative .ears,, for throughout this section of the country "the land of mountain and of flood," and of Highland bag pipes is very largely re- presented. A speaker's stand having been fitted up, flanked by the "Union Jack," and festooned by bowing forest tree verdure, at about 10 o'cloca-. a crowdagathered to that section, and on, motion John Franford, Esq., J. P., was constituted President of the meeting. • The -plat- form was occupied «by a eelect choir of ladies under the able leadership of Mr: William McAllister,'who contributed very largely by there well. trained voices to the ptiblic gratifiCation. For about two hours speeches and choral music prevailed. The Rev. Messrs Devine and Robertson of the U. P. Church of North America, being pres- ent weie invited to address the. assem- blage, and slso Mr., John Morrison school teaeher, in McKiilop. This b aenileman's address was received with paculiar favour by reason of the raci- riess of his humors, and the homely practical character of his remarks Loth to parents and scholars. Loy alty to the Dominion, and the connection of our boys and girls with its future main- tenance and prosperity formed, of course the staple subjects of discussion. • A vote of thanks having been paid to the piper, the choir, and the chairman, the exceroises closed, all standing, with " God save the Queen.": • • ALIQUIS. it convenient to bring their provisions, can purchase on thfe, ground. Tlie pro- ceeds are to be applied in liquidating the debt of the Brass • Band. All are reepectruily invited,. as the committee inteocl sparing no exertions to make this the Pic-Nic of the season. For particulars see bills- WE understand that Mr. Geo. Cline proposes giving one of his juvenile con- certs 'in Sharp's Hall on the 2Ist inst. The proceeetings ere for the benefit of the Seaforth Preebyterian • Sabbath • S -hoql, -wiiieb fact together with the acknowledged excelence of Mr. Cline's entertainments will insure a crowded attendance: . 4 • t - TICE employees of the- Montreal Te- • legraph: Co., began operationsyesterdayi in extending the Ainleyville and Wroxeter extegon of that line , They. have, - :also removed the w rel from this offiee, to the station, to the other siee of the 'street .- The new posts ap- pear to oe far auperior to the old.ories. a - Mn. Seatter, druggist, of thiS place, • brought into our define a sato* of Deal oil, deodorized: We have seldom, if ever, taken notice of oil so fe'ee from • smell. He informs 'us that the pro- cess by which- it is done, is Iot cod- ly, and he is nrepared its at. end to • orders from refiners: and otheM. ADvERTISING.—A few man in this town lost a. cow tised her in. the ExPosiToa, days his co v was brought party Who saw, the •'ad Nearly kin nth ago iinother man lost a valuable epan of horses and kept up t and fruitless' search till • vhen he advertised them in OR, RDA the day after- issue, ere toohand. Still another it two weeks ago a Man, al- t of this place, lost a horse, advertieed it through the rn last Friday, and, on Sa- d the beast. And yet ! Yes, are,- men who say advertis- - eeks ago a ; he adveie and in two limo by a ertisement &flincessa last week; the Expos', *his hotaes case. A. bo -so a reside he likewise same meclit. turday fon there teall in se -d n.araes, and also that the Council of Stepbeen. Township grant at. least $50,--Ca1'r1ed. Robt. Ferguson, Moved, Sec. by J. 13. Guyher, , that the account of Thomas J Wilson for plank, amounting to $14.28, certified 1 y Walter Hanson (Pathmaster), b paid,—eiarried. Wm. Turnbull. Moved, Sec. by Wm. Carrick, that Robt. Ferguson inspect- that portion of the road. opposite lots 24 & 25 in the 4th cons., •and get two cuiverte built if found necessary, also to get .a culvert bulit opposite lots 28 between the 3rd. & 4th cons, ,—Carried. Wm. Turnbull, Moved, Sec. by ,T, B. Guyher, that Mr. Carrick get a culvert repaired opposite lot 13 in the 3rd con., and that he be allowed the SUM of $15, to repair -opposite lots 10 between the 2nd and 3rd cons.—Carried. J. B. Guyher, Moved Sec. by Robt. Fer- guson, that the Clerk notify the contractors of the bridge on the Sable River, that they will. be held to to the terms of the contract, —Carried. Wm. Turnbull, Moved, Sec. by \Arm. Carriek, that $15 be granted to turn- pike a portion or the side road betwef lots 25 and. 26 in the 1st con., and Roberl Ferguson,let and inspect the same, S scriber, abbut the midda e of Me,y, Carried. ,T. B. Guyher, Moved, Sec. by not pay. • As will hurst will_ on dernient- oned building lots at Sharp's Hotel Seaforth, on _Wednesday, 14th, of July, 18 9, at hall-pastnliree o'clock p. m., on the following terms : One- fourth cash the balance in three equal 'annual instalements, with interest' at six ,per cent per annum_ payable, with each iustaleMent on the whole un- princilple : Lots 144 & 145, south of John Street, in the 'rear ef the Eng, lish Churcl . Lots 133 and 135, -south side of Atatiket str4et: Lots 191 and 193, west side of -Fligh street. Lots -1.6 and 19 Lots 203a street, A 10 seen by poster, B. Hazel - ell for ,T. ,,B. Gordon, the Insolvent Act of 1864. In the County Court of the County of Him, In the matte of EDW,ARD PENTON. •.An 'Insolvent. Dominion of Canada; PRoVINCE 0 ONTA.MO, County of Huron; To- Wit KOTICE is hereby given that on Wednes- day, the Eighth clay of breptember next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, or as soon as Council can be heard, the undersigned. will apply to the Judge of the said Court for a discharge under the said Act ' Dated at Seaforth. this 7th day of July, D, 1869. • •EDWARD PENTON. • By BENSON & MEYER, • His Attornies ad Litem HEIFER STRAYED TRAYED from the -premises of the sub - Wm. Turnbull, that the sum of $400 be granted to extend. the Hav gravel road from the Brans& Line, 'Westf --Carried. .Robert Ferguson, Moved, Sec'. by J. B. Guyher, that the sum of $150 be granted to repair the Hay gravel road from the London roa to the line between the 6th and_ 7th cons., and the sum. of $150 to repair said road fro the line between the 6th and 7th cons., ,t the Brunson line, the last portion of sai repairs to be let and inspected by Robe Ferguson, and the West portion to be le and inspected by the Reeve,—Carried. B. Guyher; Moved, Sec. by Robt. Ferguson that the suni of $15 be granted to repair th toad between the 14th and 15th cons. op posite lots 16, under the superintendence o Ralph Brown, ---Carried. Wm. Turnbull. Moved, Sec. by Wm. Carrick, that the su of $80 be granted to towards opening th road between lots, 25 and 26, Lake Road commencing at said Lake Road. and extend iug East to the 14th and 15th con. road, Carried. Robt Ferguson, Moved, See. b J. B. Guyher, that William G. Wilson get deed from T a Bell, for the road anew a,nce on the East end of lot 20 in the 4t1 con.• said road to be 40 feet wide, and o execution ot the same,that the Reeve issu a t order on the Treasurer for the amount, a .the rate of $20 per acre, —Carried. Rober Ferguson, Moved, Sec. by Wm. Carrick that the report of the Auditors on th Treasurer's accqunts to be received and th Accounts L—Camed. J. Pe Guy journ and Thursday • MECHANIC01 INSTITUTE—The bock% f a* the library of this institute arriv- • ed yesserday, and -probably • be ready for distribution in about aeweek• - The selection appears .to be deice, • and we have no doubt but that they < will be the means ofinculcating -much • useful knowledge. ACCIDENT. ---,Oa Wednesday wliile a. farmer of Hibbert township, named Peter MeNorton was loading at Shear - son's Mill in'this place, his team took fright, at a passing train, and ran away, • coming in contact with a telegraph • pole, their speed was suddenly checked, • out the shock threw the man to the ground cutting his face and head se- • verely. Dr. Tracy was immediately called, who dressed his Wounds, and he is doing .well. 7, east side of Jarvis street. nd 205,, west side Of Jarvis 1 these-. lots. are desirably situated n nr the market, and offer geeat adval tages to purchasers. TIIF SWISS BBL& RiNGERS.—Farewell Tour or the A lleghaniaits.—Owing to their engagement in London and Edin- burgh, the troop must positively, sail for England next month. They will • anpeer here -on Saturday evening, July 17th. Every one will turn out to heer- them. Tee iNT.' Y. Tribune says of the Allegleanians : "Go to their concerts and take your children. We wish every en i to enjoy the. pleaeore - of hearing them." Tbe Toronto Daily Telegraph says "Their entertainment is indeed marvellous." INDIAN CONCERT.—The et no srt in aid of the St. Thomas's Church, by the In- dian warblers and Seaforth, amateurs (4inte off as -announced, in -Sharp's Hall, on the 7th [inst. Ladies and gentle- men from a distance arri-v,ing early pos- sessed the seats, and most of our towns- • people going late were litterally crowd- ed out. Rev. C.. C. Johnson pronounc- ed a eulogy .on his ted brethern, thank- ed the audience, for their. attendance, reqoested ro have no stamping , of feet or whistling, and apologized for the ab- sence of Mr. Herchimer, Indian. The dians, male and female delighted the audience and were repeatedly enchored. Messrs. Johnson, J. and G. Cline, and Mrs. Collins were well received, Mr. Cline la ing repeatedly and: vocifarous- iy enchmed ; but tie finishing stroke of the performance was the exquisite • performance of Miss McDonald of Ir- isntown on the piano, and by Mr Col-lhere last lins on the violin': . - ' ville nen THE prosperous and really trell con- ducted Hu on Temple No. 308, cele- brated the -ominion Day by holding a t) pic-nic in t e beautiful groroads of C. Middleton, Esq., Bayfield, the clay • be- ing deligh ful, at an early hour the Temple tu .ned out in full force and 1 proceeded o the above delightful spot After arriving'swings and other amuse- ments- were prepared by the sterner sex While the ladies were busily employ- ed peepari g the spread. At i. past li 12 oelock all sat down to a bountiful repast, grate ueing said by the Rev.. f Mr, Pricelafter whish dune ample justme to tie good things before them. The remai various afl all t the iiipres appy to meet again " Such tier of the day was spent in usements, a,nd at 5 o'clock wend their way. home with ion. fully depicted on their countenan e, "happy to mee , sorry to pal t„ but h boeial and calculated .both soeial ell conducted gatheringsare to produce the best results y and morrally, and tire trust that there may more of them °Nur. B.017;710K. From, our bwn, Correspondent. The ne will be rea latter part be the besiT credit to the contractor, (Mr. Mc- Laughlin). • Buildin in Leecheville- is very brisk this sunim r. Their are now in course 9f eieetio five dwelling houses, the chill shed and. in Episcopal Church. Several ot er buildings are in contem- plation, a • ong them an Orange -Hall which is be of brick and very cora- modious. . There as been More or less rain here for the le, t five weeks, and. fears are entertained that a ilinch longer contin- uance of it Will seriously injure the. crops.. T sus far however, with the ex- ception o a few love -places there is every pro bility of having an abund- ant harve t. Rev. J W. Savage (Wesleyan Su- perinten nt) preached his farewell ser- mon last imday evening, in Leeche- ville, an left to:clay (Wednesday) for his new ligan, th yearling heifer, all red, excepting white face. Any person giving such information as will lead to her recovery, will be suitably reward- ed . JOHN WINTERS. •• Seaforth, July. 7th.•• 83-tf. e finally passed by this Council Wm. Carrick, Moved, Sec. b er, that this Council do now ad eet again in the Town _Hall, o he 10th day of August next, a 10 o'clock, am.—Carned. • WILLIAM. W ELSON. Township Clerk • MORRIS. Pic-nic was held on Do- minion Day, in the Grote near -Rana; an's Bridge, by the pupils of Mr. Cow- an's school! and quite a numoor from the adjoining sections There was a large attendance of parents, and the whole nnniber present must. have been about four hundred. t• After partaking of a 'dinner that done credit to the la- dies of the section, several of -the sChool children entertained the company with some Dialogues, Recitations &c., in a creditable' both to themselves and their teacher. i he •Rev, • . • s- tol B. A. of Ainleyville gave a - very instructive speech on the subject. Edu- cation; Physical, Mental and Moral, and he advanced ideas on the subject wslich leust prove neeful both to parents and Teachers, • The proceedings were inter- spersed with some choice mu Ric by the _choir. After this part of the day's pro- CeeClings were closed by singing -the "National Anthem" a number of ath- letic sports were got up for the children such as running,.jumping &e., and prizes awarded to the successful competitors. This endn' el - the entertainment of the day a,nd.we thin.k we can speak for all, who were present when we say ,they passed a very pleasant "Dominion Date". drill shed in Leech eville y for operation about the of next Week. It is said to One in the county and a THE MARKETS. Since our last quotatione wheat has gon dovvn considerably. • SEAFORTII, July, 9,. 1869. Wool, ip pound. 32 ® 3 Whea,t, (Fall) 10 bushel,' a 96 ® 9 Wheat (Sairirtg) ig bashel, 89 ® Barley If? bushel, Oats bitshel, Peas bushel, Potatoes r bushel, Ray $ ton, Eggs dozen, Butter t,/Th r ri • 0 50 (4) 5 ® 5 60 ® • 60 @ .- 9 00 .11 9 •® 1 .12® 1 Tonoerro, July, 8th 1869. (By Telegraph.) 6 SHARP'S HAIL ! SATURDAY EVC., JUtY 17TH. Farewell Tour of the favorite ‘Allighanian.s? and. Sn is Bell Ringers. Royal Canadian Bills • 9 Wheat (Fall) e bushel, 1 00 to 14 0 do (Spring) 0 bushel, 0 99 to. 1 0 Oats to b ishel, - 52 to 5 Barley *ibushel, 66 to 0 6 Peas 10 btishel. THELEICHANIAA S q0CALIET2 -, Will appear with New Specialties, New Songs, New -Quartetts, NEW BELL PIERES, &c. —Tickets, 25 as. A few Reserved Seats 25 cts. extra, for sale on the day of Concert at the "Telegraph B000k Prof. Geo- GameewEy, Director. • D. G. WaiemoeT, Agent. Seaforth, July 9th, 1869. 83-2ins. 2 4 6 73 to 1 74 GRANDTRUNK RAILWAY. SUO1211Ze1 a Arr ang ements • Trains Will leave the Seaforth Station, follows GOING EAST. 6:50 Lee. 10:30 A.m. • 410 P.m. eld of labor. Rev. Mr. Mil- . new Supermtendant, arrived ight and will preach in Leeche. Sabbath evening. GOING WEST. 2:20 P.M. 3:08 P.M. 8:42 F.M. !THE CHEAPEST 'NEW JL• PAPER IN THE WORLD! • "'THE WEEKLY .617A.R.." •FIFTY CTS., PER ANNUM. ThE WEEKL- Y STAR is issued' every FRI- DAY MORNING, and. contains. 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Its telegraphic news is • condensed, and nothing is given which is not of inte e Its editorial's are feailess, sharp, and inde- pendent. 1f:espouses no side in religion or politics ; it gives the news of aliparties. and criticises friend. and "toe, freely and. im- partially: Its Montreal news is furnished bj the best cOrps -of reporters 'money can st cal e. Its re- ports are thus always graphic, and always ST .A.C31-MS Leave for Ainleyville, Wroxeter, Leech- ville, Bayfield and Exeter, on the arrivai of Trains in the afternoon. HAY COIJNOI.u. Minutes of a meeting of the Municipal Council of Hay held in the Town Hall, on Thursday the 8th day of June,1 1869 The Reeve in the chair and a full. Council pres- ent. Robt. .Ferguson, Moved, Sec. by M - Carrick, that Thomas McLeod O'athmaster), be, and is hereby instructed' to purchase timber for a Bridge .at not more . than one cent per Rigel foot, said bridge to be built opposite Lots 9 & 10, between the 3rd & 4th cons. —Carried. J. el. Guyher, Moved, Sec., by Wm. Turnbull, that with regard to th petition of Isaac Ban and others praying for a grant of money to log and ditch. 100 rods of road between South boundary Lots, on the line between the 12th & 13th cons., that this Conned grant the sum of $30, to be expended for said purpose under. the super- intendence of Isaac Bean, --Carried. Wm. Carrick, Moved, Sec., by. Wm. Turnbull, that the sum of $50, be granted to assist in veiling the Townline .between Hay and Stephen,from the Sable River to the 2nd & 3rd cons. line • on conditions that the par - ies to the petition praented to this Council INSOLVENT ACT OF 186 LIOT In rn tilbEe Matter of °off t jhlke IMnsEolSvenEtt of Seaforthi an Insolvent are noti ed that he has made an assignment o lais estate and effects under the above act, to 8, •me, the undersigned Assignee, and that t li are required to furnish me within t months from this date with their -cla; specifying the security they hold if any, a the value of ,it; and if none stating the fa the whole attested. under oath, with vouchers in support of such claims. . • Dated at Goderich, in the County of H on, this 25th day of June 1869. •• JOHN HALDAN, Official Assignee • Goderieh, Jim 25, 1869.. •82-tf 9 last January, expend or cause to be exPen4- ed the Sums opposite to their respective Insolv-ent Act of 186 In the County. 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STREET, MONTREAL. 83 • Dominion of Canada, Province of Ontario, County of Huron, To Wit : NOTICE is hereby gi-ven that on Wedne,s- day, -the Eighth day of September next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon as Council can be heard, the undersigned will -apply to the Judge of the said Court for a discharge under the said/Act. Dated a,t Seaforth thia fitli day of July, •A. D. 1869. JAMES HATT, • By BENSON & MEYER. S3-tf. His AttoadIiiiifl. IF YOU WANT ,PLOUG111, GET A "-Victor" or Improved "Yocum." Steel Mouldboard, From J -011N -S0-1‘.1 B'ne