HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1870-11-11, Page 5N VEMBER 11; 1870.
At New
im.fiered,
.nciered it
has been
Ian Stoek
o 21 pre -
voting in
.!..1,638, the
o tue for-,
1-leotion of
bly td, the
arroldise-.
to deal
iraerest
have order-
xybances to
Statement
E•ed has not
les, which,
he war in
what tron-
ich, officers,.
der.... Gen.,
-spoken in.
he surrentl-
as inno-
s a selfish
• bodies of
mbard and
L s Paris, and
two weeks
le meantime
/eace are to,
appear that
cs starve out
en given to
ne either to-
agured city.
this order at.
y court-uiar-
nt
rater minor
ssia ns tht ow
eswhom also,
ty of hasten -
eventing by
: of the ad--
ccounts state
were favour --
ad the maio-
ament, who
for the rest):
apposition of.
!_rhand,. the
apresent
E. Thiers and
4tosais of ar-
time to era-
-5eptai-a rnilj-
3 _reported to
US yesterdy,
,vere ordered
have been
ad to Walker -
will become.
produce there
fewer buyers .
on the County
res-
ays in this
at intervals
v fatal that
of overhead
it trains were
'• trifling -ex-
11(1 have rais-
• and saved
The Great.
were recently .
plinnelLed to
on that /me-
it- a bridge,
in not -hav-
. The re-
ulyt found in
e Hamilton:
'ack _ of the -
be raised so-
n the top of
h„ without
the struc-
daeswest of
•
raised, andt
r bridges 'oi.
li with .'
espanies will
perly set.--
• Heiron, tre-
rellington Jand
as solich, as
-ours? Where
eiprocate,. but
"yea" the
jubilee of
opening of.
the corner
'pa; and the
,nd the turnug Branch
extend the
-he first -day.
.Uer, and on,
pe anti ball,.
I.,: towns. of
, and pronii-
ed.
,
ma -cal of tolls -
Huron, the
s will surely
ere -s and Lon- -
'rims will ceri.
, on the County
sent instruc-
ms in Nova
:i-ing vessels
es during
,ason.
aw and save
mut. txpeoito
DISTRICT MATTERS.
We are glad to hear that a Literary and Sci
tific Club is about being formed in Seaforth:
Mr. Peter Grant, of Stanley, has Ieft us a win-
ter pear measuring 12.1 inches in circumfrence,
aud weighing 184 ounces.
We are pleaaed to learn. that Dr Campbell, of
this village, has been appointed County Coroner,
by the Ontario Government. '
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_
The County Council meets for the despatch of
business at the Court House, 0 odetich, on Tues
day, 22nd Neeetaber.
- Ace-tom:sr.—A child of Mr. _ G-eorke Riley,
Tuekersraith, fell off a fence and broke itesearm„,
It was breught to Seaforth,' had. iteseinjiriesi
attended to.
•. Typhoid Fever is now prefalent in, seve*al
'parts: of .the County of Perth. °Thee have re-
cently been several severe cases, ..:some of which
.have proved fafai.
Mr. David Erwin, has oPened a blacksmith's
shop in Alma. Re has a coreforta,ble shop, and.
is a first-class workman, which has long been
needed 'iui this village. ' Give him a' trial. •
At ' the -London Assizes,- Edwaeld lackwell,
was sentenced for tw-o indictments Of h rse-steal-
ing, on first, two years in Penitentia y ; On se-
cond, PWO years and one day, to run concurrently.
We -would call the attention ,c,f our readeis te
the advertisement of Mr. peter Gressie, who is
agent for one of the best sewing machines made.•
A sewing machine has become ope of the neceisi-
tiei of every well regulated family.
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I "LE. CASE."—Mi Reynolds has opened and
-. - .
fitted up in first -chis style, a restaurant, in his '
block near the railway station. The inststution
is a model of neathese; and we believehis stock
is :A. 1.
TEMPEBANCE.=OR Wednesday evening, of last
week, Rev'. Mr. Goldercdth delivered a very able
I lecture, under the auspices of the Division of
Sons of Temperance, in. the Temperance Hall.
The attendance was d. scrvedly good, -
,
-1i •
The Signal says the Goderich nierelfants have
- made up their minds to take A.mericap silver only
at the following irates :—Half dollars, 46 cents ;
quarters, 23 cents.; dimes, 9 cents e.balf c 'ise,s,,
4 cents. • They are sensible.
RIFLE MATCH. —Onthe 2nd inst."'at Bayfield,
the return match, between Godertch Township
10 men, and Baylielcl 9 men, came off, fesulting
in favor of the latter by 37 points A social sup-
;
per was held after the match.
• PitoLmo -YIELD s—We are informed by. Mrs
Alex. Murchie, of Winthrop, McKillop, that last
spring he procured a bushel el Harristcn potatoes,
which he planted on his farm, and this fall. dug
as the proceeds of that bushel, 50 bushels of good
potatoes.
Rev. D. S. C. Hubbell, -Presbyterian Minister,
of Walton, on the 9th inst., left for Hartstown,
Crawford County, Penn, to fill , another call.
During hie sojourn at Welton, his congregation
became very much attached to him, and -are now
underithe painful obligation of ISubmitting to his
removal: Their best wishes will ever follow him
in his good work.
The great revivalist, Rev.- Chas. Carroll, who,
in company with another person named Russell,
created so, great a sensation in religious circles in
-different puts of the country, but more especial-
-1y in Galt, a year or two agoe has again resumed
his labours, and is at presentein Stratford, where
he is holding religious naeetings eaeh evening
during the week.
•
A number of communications both, for and
• against the County By-law have been received.,
but all too late for publication: We trust the
writers eval accept this explanation as sufficient.
Trae, We feel strongly for the By-law, still we
think that our conduct has been such as •to give
and, we are willing, nay, anxious, to give both
sides a fair hearing.
SUDDEN DEATH.— On Monday evening as Iseat
Garbatt, of Clinton, was working at his father's
barn, he suddenly fell down dead. He had just
nailed. a board, and uttered, " that will do,"
when he dropped. On Tuesday, a coioner's in-
quest was held, Dr. 'Thompson, of Blyth, offici-
ating, and. Dr. Reeve.performine the post mor-
tem_ A was found that Clara! artery had been
burst. Deceased was a native -Of England, and
wee 46 years old. --Clinton New Era.
An ageney of the Merchants'.Bank,, is 'shortly
to be opened in Mitchell. A new brick' building
is being erectecl for it by Mr. Clegg, which is be-
ing pushed forward as rapidly as possible to com-
pletion. As soon as the building is ready, the
agency will be epened. This must certainly
prove -a great boon to the business of Mitchell,
indeed the wonder is that they have been content
to remain so long without an institution of this
kind. Many of them have heretofore been inthe
habit of coming to Seaforth to do their banking
business. •
BELFRY'S SALTCRUSHWG XILL. — The aalt
crushing mills of Mr. :belfry are a most impels
tent industry , of this place, and as the article
- 'produced conaesinto use tbe importance of such
an institution in our midst be More clearly
seen. The salt is of the celebrated Stapleton
brand, from the establishment of the Messrs.:
Rensford, and is of unrivalled purity and white -
fleas. • This salt when taken to the crushing mill
is first thoroughly kiln- dried in a pen under'
which are four furnaces, thence it is passed
through two successive crushing mills, and it can
be grmincl, if desired, as iiDe asrflour, but vraeti-
cally this is found not to be required. It is then
packed into barrels of 250 lbs. each, and before
the head is put on, 25 small bags 6apable of hold
ingten pounds each, and labelled 'Extra Dairy
Salt, ma,nufiLetured at the Stapleton Salt Works,
Clintoiy-Ont," are placed_ in. At present the
manufacturq is about 20 barrels allay, but as the
article becomes known the demand Will be great-
ly- increased.—Clngon New Era.
PLOWING MATCH: —7A. Plowitig Match for, the
benetlt of all plow-ers Win" clia not take prizes this
year, at the County -or 'IV(snship plowing matches,
was held on the 4th inst., on the farm! of Donald
MeDiarraid, Esq., Con. 3, Lot 8, Manley. The
match was A, Complete success, in -as -much as the
day Was one of the finest of the season„ the num-
ber of entries large, and the work done, excel:
lent. The pIowers and all visitors ' were Nrery
kinellytleated. byMr. McDiarraid, who made them
all welcome to a free dinner and supper. After
eupper the judges awarded the following prizes:
—1st, D, Grassich • 2nd, 11. Reid, 3rd, H. Mc-
Diarrnid ; 4th, H. ildod ; 5th, H. Ross; 6th, W.
McBeath. G. Williamson, of Seaforth, Was. the
maker of the plows which took the it, 3rd and.
4th prizes,.D. McTavish, of the one which took
5th and 6th, and Bierman, of Scotland, the 2nd.
Belpre closing it was agreed that the Society
would continue in existence, and that in future
they would be better known., G. Williamson has
given a$25 plOw for a prize next,year.:
CCM
thi
Mo
agi
eve
to
the e w
tle, alth
ou h-br
$66 ; on
res yectie
$80
I
IG Plu .sjFOR CATTEE.—•-
says :—, attle :are; bringi
alit mai. At e sale at M
day) Mir. Trow sold 45 c
ig $34,57 each. Maty fet
ut at Mr. Henry We'
e pf South lEaStlid
niost extraerciietar
only three
A calf only
alt months o
$15,•Qdsbsi511,1,
on
Ro
rob.
h
the
left
vie
wo
CCM
ug
d.
ei
er,
ely
if th
our
•d fe
1$1
,
he Strad° Bea -
g. very hig prices
. R. Melia y's, on
s for$1,21 , aver-
hed 440 e h and
ker's sale on the
e, on Frid last
idding on e cat -
cattle wer thor
onths old cal for
ched $78; year-
, end seven !cows,
63, $90, $ d
A.4i 0, an
URG .—Late n
o
he riser ing af Mond
iusoii & Hord*as. b
ed cs a quantity of
to t e tore thtmigh
stre tj e e cellar,
unfa te led. as the 4
ence on the outsid
idh ve been impOss ble
icier bl battering. One
thi
an au ur and small . k -e
f ha lire trouble in get
Wi h
lar e ho e i the floor. throu
A of
pa la.
lar
sin
met
Su
,y, t st re of
rgl r, ously enter
ry , bads. Acc
a d r which le
whit: must ha
or sl owed nom
d, if ,faste
o -open it
in the eell
g into the
ole saw h
ay right, o • early
essrs.
d, and
SS wa,s
from
o been
rks of
ed, it
ithout
r, the
store.
-cut a
which he e itered.
roll btoadcloth, ' so tweeds at d two
of kets were st len, Six hundr d dol-
wer the safe at the bile; beside some
11 siijQer inthe tills, ut he money re ained
uch
ctcl. ' Te believe the is no clue to the
thief, but everjy exertion is at ; resent bein made
t
to bring he giiltyo jus ice.—.11.1itc1iell Ar vocate-
"
LOW 0 IVI
Society's plow:
011 he f rra of
'€xceptioh of t
turned 0 it fay
was a little
thee were a 1
that there veer
:fiful.sileer du
Reeve. ti
entries,. nd f
boys' cl ss 1
the sod as
5t011Cs 1 On
done. The pi
CLASS—' St, J
SEQOND-PLA
Ha burn ; 3rd
TH,
o'arth • 2iic
iarni1to ;
Ilo harn Th
W
Fullarts 1.
plowme an
by Mr. nd.-
,
DOMIL ION B
ed this ho
future: W. 1
RATU NE .
ram, for erly
time be u. reLet
ed and 1 Ok4
RESID
is just a outi
met to our
structur
•
ATC* --The Illibbert Agri Rural
ug match came bff on Frid y last,
i'wlr. R obeli Livingston. ith the
o alight showers of rain, t e day
rabic for the Plowers, elth ugh it
iliy for the lspectators, o whom
rgc number. I It is to be re retted
so few competitors, for th beau-
presente 'by Mrs Thema King,
e first-cla th&e were o ly two
ur in the second, and five in the
in all. The field was lev 1, but
her brittle, and there weie sorne
e whole, the plowing w well
izes were awardedthus : FIRST -
mem Harburn ; • 2nid, John Laing.
1 st, James Barbour ; 2re . John
James Bell ; 4th, William : utler.
-Beys under 18 -1st, Jose lh Hog:
William Gardiner ; 3rd, rancis
, James Gillespie ; 5th, illiam
judges were Messrs. Thos Steele
iantyne, Downie ; Alex. Millar,
e officers of the society, 'udges,
thers, were hospitably elite tained
rs. Livingeten:—Bectoon.
-WROXETER.
lc
kICERY.—Mi: John Moran h
, will carry on the 'bus
ish him every suecess.,'
V -ST notice thatayr,
of this village,: who hes f
ng °lithe otlier side, has
earty as e4rer. 1
Dr. Smale's new brick re
nished, anI it ,is certainly
eillale. _I is quite a city-
QUIR 4
,
of tlie inle
Fri ay, et, •
Do ald e,-1,,Ta.
240; D. Fe
R. Pose, 24 ;
9'; Tota , 133
Brown, 63 ;
246; J3ia . u.
lay 99 ; To al,
26 111 t e
up it the e pe
Th supper .
is 1. suffici
,
victors were c
but did not ac
HE Fou D
thel opening of
HAN ES.
his residene
and is one o t
countv.—M
butchers1 ship
striErnd prs. IM88
bu iness in
gro ers .
Acorn
townshi
plebes w
ton D
-ly lid t
INLE
urr.--Thel annual squirr
ville Hunting Clnb, wes
th. The score Was as.foll
ghton,' Capte 340; John talker,
sone 205 ; Jas. Gibson.. 1 ; Geo.
John Stewart, 140; W. Udell,
. James Laid, Capt., 25 ; Jas.
V. Ansley, 301;'John Ar •• -trong,
r, 0; R. • v1cGregor, •101 ; • . Fin -
1068. M piety for McNa
evening there was a suppe gotten
se of the defeated "She tiste."
a held at Armstrong's Hotel which
guarantee of its excellence. The
allenged to sho t a return mar
ept. • .
Y. —It is With f)163111'8 w notice
the 'Dingle 'Foundry.
r. Graham has the addi ion to
mpleted. It is built ala. ethic,
e fipest. private residences in the
A. Hamilton has renew d hip
to the corner el -Main and Jaines
a. GreSvar & Aldridge have tarted
H. Wright's, old stand, as eneral
vision merchants.
Last week' a son .of Mr. Spiers,
rris, had his leg broken i three
Wing at load of lumber fro e Wal -
am Was in attendance,. • ediate-
rer is recovering rapidly.
• s rent-
ess in
. Out -
r moue
eturn-
.
id'ence
• orna-
°eking
•
CHANI
week ago, t
ties t start
and ow we
the f et it h
too. Some
sails d, and
be3. -At a
evini g haat
Gore Str
Prsi e ent,
Pe k ns, Tr
mi t e of ge
Sto g, JI.
w rt Mr.
ha¼re a regul
tei months.
W . Gra
Men ay, th
Orin re Hall
M ch nics'
ne t Iweek.
pi
tis
fo
ev. Mr.
es of the
,c1 for We
one wee
UR6INT EXPOSI IOR.
RRIE.
• s' eIneri TE —We mentioned wo
hat it was the intention of some ar-
s Mechanics' Institue in this vill ge,
have th d pleasing duty of recor mg
s starte and thatvery favor bly
here abut forty have already ub-
we expe t to still enlarge the n m-
eeting o the members. on Th.- ty
the fell wing officers were ek. -d-:
ng, 'Pre ident, W. M.. Gray, ce-
armon ljhrnt, Secreteiy, and Ja
asnrer. IThere was appointed a c
eral ma4agement, composed of
.
Uuntf Dr. McMichael, Dr. A
meng a d Capt.' Kainee We ar
r course of lectures during the N
are aIso happy tto announce
meecha t, will deli er the first,
es
eo.
es -
to
in -
at
on
12th December, at 64- p. M., in the
?thins proponded, to the, Editor' of
netituteC will be announced, in 11,
4oldimith's lecture . inder the
eaforth Mechanics' 11nstitnte, ad
nesclay evening lastwas postpo
,
on accOunt of the stormy weet
1 ,
us-
er-
ed.
et.
COR
ESPONINCE
izoi h
von,
e wish, t to be distinctly mulerstovd that w, do
ld our _elves in any Way respowible for the
exp essed by our Correspondents.)
T
iR —Re
, notie
tt•
ul be so
ice but a
de up of
I 've
Tl e quirr
fa r, nd ha
en derly
an I oaths
m nt •f it,
ol er nd re
pr ce dealt
.o4n s tisfa
ari1 d sorde
re err d to s
u an oppos
selc fr m tli
falseh od,
The lotel-
towns an,
that me e
,T is i wha
and tlecy ha
.1
1 hunt,
eld on
W8 :—
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'1
SBORNE.
i
This o slip sees now t be going s rongly
into orato Jultivating eloireence to the highest
degree. Ti er was lately another debating club
organizea arqiiha.r, the members ol whiich
aredisctlss g and deckling all the leading ques-
tions of th day, in a Manner perfectly unique
and origma There is aIso e new club at Rod- ,
gervilk, a goo 1 many , of the- Members of which
.are residents o Usborne. Last Friday e ening,
4th inst., filer .was a public debate betw- en this
last nauied sec ety and Lumley club, at th school
house m Se ti n No. 1. The question unil er (ha -
da km as 'Resolved that Free Trede would
be more b ne cial to Canada than Pint etion;"
the Rodger 1 debaters ta.king the affin ative.
Tli sch ol- se was crowded with peopl - both
male ` an le. The appouited chair an not
having d at the t ine.for opening he de-
bate, roWn, wasi'called to the ch ir, and
Mir Tibb, c p ain of the three, Rodgers' men,
-led on tljeat ck. The jiefenders of pro ection,
led by i1 r. . Moir, replied ae best they might,
and the ha • an seemed:: to think succe sfully,
for ic- gave decision in their favor. V 'e hear
there is to • nother 'contest between th se two
clubs. after fie time.
WEAT
weather
taking a
their ro
co ing
Rey
wh ch i
par s of
incliffere
no
not
. a v
qui
wh
eVe
su
see
and
isy 1
tly m
•teve
w
Pel
learn it
.1
li
a
-IE . -During the past few da s the
as b en very fine, and the farm rs are
vent go of it, a, d are busy stori cr away
cep:, and oth rwise preparing . or the
nter
L Ito a —Th Gravel Road q tuition
fl;W being so much_ agitated is some
he C unty, is v esved with consi erable
ice in Turnbury In fact, the pe ple do ,
• to ca e•whethe do tells are tak , a of or
frs in 11 eppehT mces it is not lilt ly that
rg te will be polled in this Toweship,
oir Ea. --The 5th Nov. passed of very
th s village ; there was no display
A good man of the srethern, how -
it to Vingham, where ere was a grand '
t e evening, .. • d frora whet we can
wa a complete uceess. .
RES NTATI N.—The 1 raligemen of Wingham
vicinity, • n Saturda .e (-fling, the 5th inst.,
ented the Rev. . HaSsard, -of Binevale,
•h an as dr ss and p rse containing $20, in
en of th ir appreciati,n of his servicesto the
er. T v. gentle an is an Orangeman of
rigb s p, -and is ways ready and willing
ve a h g ha.n' d t the cause, , During the
b su Hasse d has been affiic•ed with
at rli.s but ha, py to state Icat he
great deal better no'so much' eo, • at he
attend o [cis clerica duties.
1
c
1'
pre
wi
to
0
to
pa
th
is
ea
.m
.1
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•
t
a na, N
or of the Huron lexpo,ssitor:
ding one of our local papers the o her
d, a communication written by '40 ne
rel party"i as he styles himself I
ry to take up any of your valu' bl
the coinniunication referred t i
nore ,thani one falsehood, I hope otk
e space enough to state the .tr th.
I hunt iril this place ia an annue af-
always been caeried on in a q iiet
manner, but this fall, the smell fry
population undertook the man ge-
lidwithoilt giving any not;ce to, e e
pected members of the commu Ay,
arrange and carry on affairs to t eir
tion,iwhieh they did in A. blunde ing
ly manner The writer of the ar icle,
ys, that onc of our hotel -keeper got
Men part
squirrel
nd well
eeper refin.red to is our respe
Ir. Cook. He had a. surprise p
ening, a d quite unknown to
has trou led. the squirrels so m
-c not be n able to ereck a nut si
I 8
11
1 3"Yurs'..:it'ree.
,to attract away the fair
arty. Now this is a di, ect
he same writer know it.
.ted
rty
im,
eh,
ce.
v.btia, 1 0.
PECI L NOTICES.
o the 01. ea.pest Bots and Shoes in Scaf rth
aceor ing to quality, go to Coventry's.
For No. 1 home made Shoepacks, go to T os.
i
Cove try'k
' , Ir
r Beni min Blair,ot I ppene1 has purch sed.
th, Tell-ki own Suffolk oar, lately ' ownec. by
John opel nd, Esq. }
Th use of tobacco causes indigestion, palpita-
tion, s1owircss of intellect. a desire for st ong
drink andn intermittent, pulse ; it destroys the
vitality of the blood, prodlices dizziness, disturbs
sleep, make ' a man miserable and prematurely
old. Wher the diseases a're serious or stubborn
the best re edy is F Bow ' Compound of H -po-
phos hites, as it rest res the eirculatiOn, the ere
vans gangli4, builds tp themuecles, and ind ces
healthy Liv r, Heart Stomach and Intellect
Price $1 50 a bot le ; 6 for $7 50. Sol by
apothecariez and. by IF. Cundill & Co., whol sale
agent, Mon real.
No., 1 ho • eraade kip boots for $4 : cow id e
do? $3.50, a Coventr '0.
UO ION A.LE REGISTER.
e . •
ov. 29t .---Earra Stock -and Implements on
Lit o. 12, Con, 10, ownship of Stanley. th-
erne Mitchell1 dmi• istra,trix fbr Jamea it-
ch 11, deceased.
o . 18th.—Farm Stock and Irnplernent4 on
Lot o, 8, 1st Con: Township of Hay.. John
Wllh , Proprietor, . Bishop, ikuctioneer.
N. B --Sal* for wh ch bills are iprinted. at this
ffi e, are adverti ed as above without e tra
h rge..
BIRTHS. ,
H YS.—At Godolich,I on the 20th ult., the
f W. T. Heys, Esq., M.P.P. pf a son.
P w Seaforth, on the 2n'd inst., the lwife
f ¶imon Powell, of twins, son and daught r.
MIleRRIED.
M RRISON—DENNTSON.-:---64. the 4th inst., at the
esidence of the bride's father, Township of
• Morris, near Wilton, by the Rev. Mr. P ice,
Mr. John Morrison Teacher, McKillop to
Matilda, iciest daughter of Robert Dem on,
Esq.
KRIR —LA RENCE. --On the 2nd inst., at St.
s
mime
.A.
Th
Re
ishprch•
Po ER— C
Trrza., J
• New Cour.
D. ,W. Ts
Wroxeter
ter of the
urcl, Toronto, by the Rev. 0.
incunibent of Elora, assisted by
Villiams; incumbent of St. Jo
r. Joshua, Kribs, of Guelph, to
ne Lawrence, of Toronto.
E AWFORD.-e-On tbe 2nd inst.'at the
•-e ton Parsonage, Gorrie, by the Rev.
le, nzie, Mr. S. Parker, Hotel -keeper,
• o Miss Mary Crawford, only da gh-
• eeTohn Crawford, cif Orange 1111.
DIED.
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MOFFAT.-=•.t.
farm, Tui
lloDeNeLD.
• second 'so
Mills, an
iltOn, Ont
WSooINTON.
Oct., of
Th' VA
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ti• her. residence, Blinkbonn
:berry, Isabella Forsyth, wife of
offat, aged: 31 years.
At Mono Mills, Oct, 18th, Ro ert,
AUCTION s A L ES.
„glen -in-law of Mr. T,
of Mr. John. McDonald, of IS onino
.; agtA 29 -erg and, 10 inonths.
Godelieb.TownRlitp, on the 0th
onsumption, George, second so4i of
ginton, gsq., aged 28 years,
e •3
Ir.
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5e
THE MARKETS
SEAFORTH,
Wheat, (Fall) •tY' bushel,
Wheat (Spring) t", bushel,
Barley' lit
Oats 40 bushel.
Peas t? bushel,
Butter, ig lb. -• ;
Eggs,
Hides,
clheep Skins,
Apples
Potatoes
Pork
Nov. 11 1870. _
1:10 to 1.16
- , 1 :05 to 1:18
J:48 to 0:50
0:36 to 0:36
0:58 to 0:60
0:15 to 0:18
0:15' to 0:15
7:00 to 7:50
0.40 to 1:00
0:40 to 0:50
0:25 to 0:30
7:00 to 7:50
J. Duncan has received his first instalment of
Hats for the Fall trade—latest styles. tf.
CLINTON, Nov. 101,1876.
Fall Wheat, per bushel,
Spring Wheat, per bushel.
Oats, per bushel,
Peas, per bushel,
Barley, _per bushel,
Butter, per per, lb,
Eggs, per doz.1
Pork
1.0 • to 1:10
1:(45 to '1:12
• 0:34 ' to 0;36
0:55 to 0;57
0:44 to 0;50
0.17 to 0;19
0.12 to 015
6:00 to 7;00
J. Duncan sells Boots and Shoes, either ordered
or ready-made as Cheep as the cheapest. tf.
'ST. MAiYS,
Fall Wheat per bushel
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Spring Wheat, pee bushel,
Oats, per bushel,
Yeas, per bushel,
!Barley, per bushel,
'Butter per lb.,
'Eggs. per doz.
'Nov. 10, 1870.
1:08 to 1 17
1:04 to 1 17
0.32 to 0 :35
0:56 to 060
040 to 050
0:16 to. 0 19
0:16 to 0 17
• j. Duncan has a full stock of Collars and. Ties.
The meet stylish in Seaforth. tf.
• LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
(Adverti.ser Report.) •
White Winter 15 to $1 25
Spring do 1, 20 to 1 25
Barley 0, 45 to. 0 52
Oats . '0 25 to Q36
Peas . . . .... . '......... .. .. " 0 60! to 0 66
Metter, in kegs, ..............0 19 to 0 21
Eggs, 0 17' to 0 10
• •
• J. Duncan keeps a complete assortment ofBoots
and Shoes from the best Canadian manufacturers.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats
. Peas
Barley
Potatoes
Butter
Eggs
•
• GODERICII, Nov. 10, 1870.
(Signal Report)
. 00 to 105
1 00 to 105
0 30 to 032
O 50 to 055
040- to 040
O 30.to 030
016 to 020
O 00 to 000
TAVERN " STAND TO RENT.
A HAT well known tavern 4/e miles north of
Seaforth, known as the Rob Roy Hotel.
Apply to •
THOS. SHANNON.
Seaforth, P. 0,
Seaforth, Nov. 9, 1870. 0153:tf.—
STRAYED HEIFER.
CAME on to the premises of the subscrifeer, lot
15, con. 4, Mc:Kill:pp, about the middle of
'August last, a red yearling heifer. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges, and
take the same away. •
s' ROBERT GOVENLOCK.
McKillop,, Nov. 3rd, 1870. 153-4—
GOVE'RNMeNT DRAINS.
1 An LABOURERS WANTED for the above
.1 Vt., Works'in. a the Township Grey, County
of Huron, after the 10th of October Wages,—
$1.25 to $1,75 per day.
• . G. BLAIN, Contractor.
Seaforth, Nev. 10th, 1879. •153—
NOTICE.
rEIHE COUNCIL of the Corporationof the Coun
ty of Huron Will meet in the Court Room,
thelTown of Goderich, upon Tuesday the 22nd
day of November instant.
County Clerk's Office. ) PEIER ADA.IVISON*,
Goderich, Nov 5, 1870. County Clerk.
•
• • EASY EARNED MONEY'.
AGENTS READ THIS.
WZEO wants to make money, in a new busi-
ness, small capital and large profits, enclose
25 cents to A. B., Box 66, Seaforth P.•0. ansl you
will receive in return an article which selhi for
$1, useful to all, and profitable to the buyer and
seller. Try it, don't delay. Send for specimens
at once.
Seaforth, Nov, 9, 1870. 153-4—
BUSH FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.
rnETE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale, cheap,
1, Lot No. 30, Con. 15, teernship of Grey', Co.
of Huron; about 70 acres of this lot are timbered
with hardwood, fon; acres of which are chopped,
the balance is timbered with cedar and pine of
excellent quality. There is sufficient of thi0 lat-
ter timber to pay for the whole lot. The lotwill
be sold CHEAP FOR CASH, or on time. Title
indisputable. For further particulars apply (if
by letter, prepaid) to Adam Gray, -Planing Mill,
Seaforth, or to the undersigned proprietor.
•• ROBERT GRAY,
Thamesford, L. 0.
• Tharaesford, Nov. 9, 1870. • 153-tf,—
Logan- s.—* Seaforthl, on the morning of the 7th•
inst., the rife of Mr. D. Logan 1, Townshij of
Grey, off Cancer in the face anel heed, agec 75
years.
t -
DUNCAN.--In..13rantford, on the J5th nst, J ne,
relict of t e late Mr. Jas. Duncan, and mo her
of Mr. Julius Duncan, of Seaforth, aget 72
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years. •
S LECT SCHOOL.
,YOU
! opene
th: in Mr
liberal patr
Fo
VR COE'S
Se foith,
G LADIES' Select School w
by MRS. E. MILLER, on
Kidd's Block, over the store.
W age by the people of Seaforth, i
terms, see Mrs. Miller, at
Oct. 20, 1870.
STRAY CALFrd
CE on to lot 33, con. Ith, McKaillop, out
he first of September, a heifer calf. The
oviner is requested to prove property pay expens-
es, and take her away,
ROBERT .CAMPBELL-
McKiliop,"06te 44, 1870. 149•-4ine.
be
ct.
A
SO -
R.
_ 1 s
• LL BILLS rOlt, AUCTION SALES, print-
ed by 0. H. CULL, -will be advertised in
the EXFOSIT011 free of charge.
Sale Lumber, at Seaforth station, on Tuesday,
Nov. 15th, A. Govenlock, proprietor. j. P.
Brine, Auctioneer.
-Sale of Farm Stock, &c., on Friday; Nov, 18,
ou Lot No. 16, Con. 10, McKillop. Mr. Little,
proprietor. J. P. Brine, Auctioneer.
Nov. 15th.—Farm Stock and. Inaplerers,
on Lot. 30, Con. 7, township of MorItris. bert
Burgess, proprietor, Jas.Stretton, Auctieheer,
• Seaforth, November 3, 1870.
LAVINC HURON.
LOT 3, 1N T1-1141 3rd CONCESSION,
•Better known as the
WILLIAM THOMPSON FARM,
Is offered for dale, it is admitted by all who know
this Lot, that for rops and stock it has no supe -
'liar thweounter.
Address,
BOX 175, Seaforth.
.143,ealacth, Nov. 3, 1870. 152-
• DANIEL 11/VGREGORI
BOOKBINDER HULLETT
"ETAS just received a iarge Stock of the meter -
11 Ws used in the business, and is now fully
prepared to execute on the shortest notice ana rn
the latest styles, all orders he may be favoured
with.
REGITER85 LEDGERS,
AND
131J-Irkl•TIC 330CDTEE,
• OF ANY HIND,
RULEP, PRINTED, & MADE
To order, dnthe shortest notice, and. at pric
*inch defy coMpetitioti.
:LADIS' WORK k)XES,
AND
FANCY GASES,
•• Made to order.
OLD ,AND NEW 1BOOKS
BOUND AND REPAIRED
At city prices..
Persons residing at a distanee by leaVeng -
their books At the Signel Book Sto 'e, Godcneh,
or at the EXFOSITOR office, Seaforth, or at
Grant's, Ainleyville, stating style, xiayerely i113011
them being well bound.
. All communications addreased the under- .
aigned, will receive prompt attention.
• DANIEL MoGREGOR,
: Constance, P.P.
• Hullett_
153-tf.
Seaforth, Nov. 9, 1870.
QUEEN.
Insurance CQ1 paity
OF LIVERPOOL & LO DON.
.•
• CAPITAL - $2,000,0 0 Sterling--
CHIEF OrFices—Queen Buildings, Liverp6o1,,
•And Gracechurch Street, London.
CANADA BRANCH Os.koa--Exelian e Buildings,
Montreal, • ,
Boann—Wm. Morton, Esq.; C airman:
Henry Thomas, Esq., David Terra ce, Esq., am&
the Hon. Seines Ferrieit
BANKERS--Kolson's Bank. -
LEGAL ADVISERS—MCSSrS. Rite ie, Morris &
Rose.
MEDICAL Anvissn—William Sut erland, Esq_
M. D.
SuRvaa0R—Thonaas S. Scott, Est.
Aftrron—Thomas R. Janson, 1jsq.
:RESIDENT SECRETARY AND G-ENTR"AL AGENT,
--A. Mackenzie Forbes, la st. Sacretnefit Street,
Montreal.
The undersigned having been apeiointed Agent
for the above CoMpany, parties desiring to inure
against loss by fire CAM do so on the most favour
able -terms.
• Life Policies granted on as Selvan, ageousteme
as any other respectable, Company 4oing business
in Canada.
SAMES H. BE SON,
Agent.,
OFFICE—BENSON MEY It'S •
Law Office, •
Seaforth.
153-tf.—
1
Seaforfin Novi..8, 1870.
KIDD S
EM:PaRITT.M..
FASHION,
SEAFORTII.
rriRE subscriber begs -to -anummc4 to the pub-
lic thathe has opened a.,
Splendid Assortment
QF
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS„
CLOTHING -1
GROCERIES,
CROC,KERY,
BOOTS & StIOES,
LIQUORS:,
WINES,
ETC,
' The whole of the Stock is entirely new, end
bought in the best houses in Canada.
! He is determined to sell at prices that will sate
isfy the buyers.
THOS. KIDD,
Seaforth, Nov. 1st, 1870.
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