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DISTRICT MATTERS.
RAILWAY MEETING.
The meeting between the Reeves and
Deputy Reeves of the municipalities
interested in the construction of the
London, Raron and Bruce Railway and
the Dire9tors of that Railway was held,
acccrdng to appointment,• n Thursday
daot, 6th mat.
The following mm-tieipalit s were rep
'resented Tuck-ersmith, James Dallas;
Hay, Messre. Brown and Wanless; Stan'.
ley, Thomas Simpson; Stephen, Thos.
Greenway; Usbbrne, Messrs. Bishop and
Willis; Grey, Sohn Leckie ; Morris,
Thomas Kelly and Dr.Holmes; Turnber-
ry, Mr. Messer; McKillop, Messrs. Shan-
non andllays; Seaforth, Mr. McCaughey.
Besides these gettlemen, there were pres-
ent other prominent gentlemen ftom Sea-
forbh. and other seetions of the •County.
Isaac Carling, Esq.; occapied 'the chair,
_and Mr. M. V. McLean, of Tire .Exaosr-
TOR, was appointed ta act as Secretary.
The meeting was opened by the chairman
ineleta,g a few appropriate introductory
remarks, explaimmg the object fortwhich
the meeting was called, and urgedltrong-
ly the necessity of the Reeves and Depu-
ty Reeves going to work- earnestly to
devise sceme means whereby the neces-
sexy ineang can be raised to secure the
success of this road, as if the present op-
portunity was allowed tie pass another
might not offer. He then ealled. Upon
Mr. Murray Andersoe, of London, who
•'made a few remarks,' after which short
addresses 'ere niade by Messrs. Leckie;
Kelly, Bishop, Greenway, Dr. Holmes,
andeothers, each of wham advocated the
scheme warmly, and made various pro-
positions as to the best mode of raising
the required sum. The majority of the
o•
'speakers, however, favored raising it by
County bonus. At this juncture it was
requested that the public withdraw. We
enay here state that it was asserted. by
Mr. Churcher, that the London bonus
for $100,006 was passed by the Council
of that Pity; on Wednesday evening last,
without a dissenting voice.
A resolation, moved by Mr. Bishop,
seconded by Mr. (Leckie, to the effect
that a County bonus is the most just
and feasible way of raising the required.
• sum, was carriedtalmost unanimously.
It was further moved by Mr. Green-
way, seconded by Dr: Holmes, that the
'Warden of the County be eetitioned to
icon e special meeting of the County
'Council for the purpose of submitting a
by-law to the ratepayers to grant ° a
ibonus to the Railway.
Don't fail to call at Frank Paltridge's
• and get one dozen photographs of your -
;self for one dollar: .
'THANICS.-011i thanks are dere M. O.
Cameron, Esqa M.P., for frequent sup-
plies of Parliainentary papers.,
ComeroNeED.—Workmen are now en-
gaged in digging the eellar fo,r Mr. Mey-
er's new brick° store, adjoining Scott's
block.
EARLY'SEEDING.—We notice that sev-
eral of the farmers of Ttickersmith and.
Hullett have already conamenced „sowing
their spring grain.
CORRECTIGN.—We new hearse we
spoke of last week, we are informed is
-the property of Mr. David Duncan, Eg-
Meadville, instead of Mr. Thos, Bell.
NEW YORK HOUSE.— Mr. William
Campbell, Merchant Tailor, of the New
York House, has just received a large
and splendid stock of seasonable goods.
Go and see 'them.
POST OFFICE SAVINGS ReNic.—We are
inTormed by Mr. Dickson, that the de-
posits in the Post ,Office Savings Bank
here, for the quarter ending 31st March;
amatinted. to $8, 92; Pretty good for
1
b`ca,forth.
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. —W. Scott
Robertson has now on had a splendid as-
sortment of . seeds of every description,
and is they are being sold off very rapid-
ly, it would be 'well for those who wish
to purchase, to call and see them with -
oat delay.
1 EASTMAN'S PENMAN'S ASSISTANT. —
This newel little instrument is designed
-to give ease and facility in writing, and
to assist new beginners in learning the
•; proper method of holding the pen. Mr.
J. P. Flanigia, the ageet for this Domin-
• ion, is in town, and will shortly wait
•upon our readers to secure their orders.
A NEWLY MADE DOOTOR.-----We had
-the pleasure of a visit, a day or two age.,
from Mr. M. K Canapbell, of Usborne,
telio for some time has been pursuing his
otudies for the medical profession at the
University of Michigan. • At the close of
the late session' Mr. Campbell graduated,
having obtained thedegree of M.D.
ODD FELLOW:i' SOCIAL.—The Brethren.
af Fidelity Lodge propose holding a social
in their :Lodge Room on the • evening of
Wednesday next: We trust that a large
attendance of the members and their
friends will be present, as We can safely
promise them a pleasant evening's enter-
tainment.
CENSUS EN ITME aotoe..Our old friend,
lir. J. P. Brine, has received the ap-
pointment of censas enumerator for Sea -
forth, and has been for some days past
busily engaged with. his duties in this
eonn ection. A better appointment tepid
uot have been made, as whatever
Brine undertakes to do, he 'always does
CROP PROSPECTS.—From nearly all
seetions of the Count-, we hear the most
encouraging reports as to the appearance
of the Fall Wheat. The snow has cleared
Yift leaving this clop apparently in excel-
lent cenditiou, with no appearance of win -
'ter -killing or other injury. Farmers are
busily engagod at present with preParat
tions for the spring seeding, sand should.
fatorable weather continue, the seed
will be in the ground this yeat at an
earlier period than usual.
Blew:op TourixamENT. Ftiday
last a billiard tournament was played be• six players of Seaforth, and six df
Stratford, at the latter plaee. The Sea -
forth player& after makine 2,400 points,
were defeated by 65-. \Then play was
ever, the billiardists adjournea to Mr.
Cherles Browning's lintel, where an ex-
eelleut repast was partaken of. The Sea:
forth players were so I a eleomely -enter-
alined by their Stretford friend& null the
time passed so pleasautly,that they were,
elmpet riconciled to their defeat.
ctitoNo• Sitas --A few days ago,
in passing the res deuce of Mr. Thomas
Steven& we observed.' in his yard ethat
-at first we took to be a salt -derrick on
04 small Seale' wicliehl Mr. Stevens had
erected or the purpose of experimenting
I '
in the sat -finding business. On enquiry,
howeve we'warned, to our surprise,
that this unique corneal structure was to
be used for smoking hams, instead of for
salt -boring pnrpose4. We would re-
spectfully suggest jo the enterprising
salt cam anies of ,Mi1teliclI and Listowel
that th y follow M . Stevens' example
and tarn their derricks to some practi-
cal purpose.
Cattle c s ENUMERAN
are =Haines of the'G
this County so far as
ta ascertain them :
Seafoiith.—J. P. B in
gh ,Chesney, James
oung; Robert Mc -
RS.
SUS
we
The followitig
tnnmerator in
ave been able
Ttekcismith. ---II
Broadfoot, William
Mosrdtaniei.u.,7_,
Hugh Lovo.. Sr., 'Thozna.s
Simpson, James %Vian1es, James Es-
sence.
Ila,y,—Michael Z Iler, Charles Cr' e -
mean, .Ralph Brown.
McKillop. --Geo. 1 iggar, John Q'St.
yin, Edward Roach. •
''Grey.- Archibald M Donald, Pet r
McDonald, Lyster Hayward:
,.[
Morris. —Godfrey 'Holmes, Gee, Far
syth, John McRae. I
I • '
Soctette—Th.e sociaLl given in the W s-
leyan Meth1
odist Chine , OaMond, y
evening lest, by the B, chelors of t e
congregation, was dinui ntly successf il
in every respect. The attendancc w s
very' large, the cburth b ing well fille 1.
The iefreshments—Prep red, we - su -
pose, by ' the: Bachelor —were of t le
choicest and most appeti ing descriptiob.
and proved them, to be adepts in the rnjl
inary art. The intellectual part of t e
Indeed, the entertaiMent through° i
m
, entertainment, which consisted of recit
tions, readings and sin ' 'g,teas also goo
was a most pleasant and prcfitable o
and reflected 'the highest credit up n
those who got it up. The chair w s
ably filled by Mr. Col orne, who p• r -
formed his duties in suck a manner as o
clearly show that he ,wes the."right man
in the right place," notAs ithstanding the
fact that he is a bachelor The excellent
singing •of the choir adde much to the
pleasure of the evening.' The proceeds
of the entertainment ai ounted to the
handsome sum of twen y -four dollars
and some cents,
'SPRING GOODS. lour, merchants ate
now daily receiving their pring stock of
goods and and many of the store.windows
already present a velar g and tempting
appearance. As the` m ' chants of Sea -
forth are always up ribli the times, a d
cannot -be surpassed [for heir enterpri e
and go:aheadativene 's, v e have no dou et
but they will be r€ p red during t i e
coming season to offer Sach inducmee s
to purcliasets, that it wi pay them w 11
to c-ome Seaforth from all- quarters f
this and adjoining cou4ty to purchaze
their spring goods. eiforth has ev r
been renowned as a placEf where the ve y
highest pitices were jaid for farmers' p
duce of all elescrietiOns, nil store goo is
were sold at the very lo est ; and in t is
respect; our business met are bound th t
its'repatation shallsth1 emain unchang-
ed. In order, however, hat the pablic
• may be kept alive to his fact, th
should not fail to keep i prominently e
fore the public in the 01 nms of the E:
POSITOR, a duty, which; e regret to sa
sonie of them have hetet fore sadly neg-
leeted. •
_
A TERI-vita- Tow?. The Stratford
people are in a quandary. They expect an
addition to their pop lat on the prese t
year, by the location there of the Graa d
Trunk work -shops, of o'er 1,000 sou s.
At the 'present time not half a doz n
houses are vacant in to-wn. So the qu -
tion arises, how are the incoming mpopula-
tion to be accomola ed ? A lax e
number of new buildings Must be ere t-
ed, and already several ii ave been coth
menced. The tace-cour e, near the de-
pot, comprising 200 acre , has been p 7
chased, and cut up into
which seventy have alleady been sol
We congratulate oureneighboring to n
on ite pi osperity, the more so that it is
well cleserved,--Stratt re. having alwa s
been al liberal go -a ead, enterprising
:place: 'When the wotk shops of the Loe-
done Huron and Bruce Railway are loc
ted io. Seaforth, we ex edt to chronicle, a
similar accession to our population..
Where Will poor old Clinton be then?
Where will the
Consumed—with envy.
Clinton editor ' be t ecu ? Where, .oh,
where? , Echo answer-, where-?
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' Tat BAT AND Tito Betere—We aim
'glad to see that the .1) se -ball players of
this and neighboring illages are orga
izing their clubs and g WLag in readine s
for the summer's cap a gn. The gar e
al base -ball has beco very popul r
Within the last few years, tspceia1 y
among the younger po tiOn of the spo t -
loving tommunity. 1 114 youngpoop
generally prefer bas alt to cricket b
cause it is less M0710 s and tedion
because there I are n g waits as
cricket, and because s oi't take so lo
to play a gen* Th stagers, hoe
ever, stick to their and maintain
there is enothing like c i iiet. And well
they may, for what c is to checkers,
or billiards to ten -p , 0 - is cricket to
base -ball. But both ga s are good, a d
let the lovers of each id by their f
vorite. The trucs of the old adagesis
that which says "All o k and no play
makes Jack a dull boy ' We hope that
during the coining su:n • r every `Jack"
may .be , able so to in eimingle honest,
hearty labor with , le sant, rational
amusement, that while ee . former may
not be neglected, the t er will recei e
sufficient attelition.
LECTURE IN Eomc Net the
evening of Friday, ti 3lst March, D-.
Campbell, of Seafort4i, delivered • a lec-
ture on. " Canada, 0 r Home," in the.
Canada Presbyteriaar :i urch, Egmond-
ville=over cue him& d people being
present. I The chair H1 a taken by the
Rev. Mie Graham, ti e pastor of the
chard', Who introduce 1 he lecturer in
his usual happy man le The lecture
occupied over an hour in delivery, and
was an able and inte esting one. The
audience listened with le arked attention
throughout and. chee ed the lectorer
warmly when. he resui ed his seat. A
collection was taken u in aid of the Eg-
mondville Sabbath Sele ol, after which a
vote of thanks was tem erk the speater.
and the ineetieg broke ip. This was the
eecond lecture of the e ure and we uir-
,„
TF1E
derstand that it s Mr. Graham's, inten-
tion to postpoii4 the otherlectures for
the present en a4cdunt of the busy sea-
son just coming bn. The Rev. Mr. Mc-
Diaxmicl, of th Janode, Presbyterian
Church, No. 2, Killop, has been en-
gaged to deliver th third lecture when a
more convenient s ason arri-ves. These
lectures are in a d. f the Sabbath School,
which is in a ve y flourishing condition.
We recommend the laudable object as
well as the manner M. Graham has of
raisingtnoney in:its support. We hope
all the corning lectures 'rcia.y be as suc-
cessful and as -Well patronized as the one
up_oniatt Friday evening.
HtJ RO N EXPOSITOR
THE' LISTOWEL SALT Waria. --The
Banner says Mr i John McEwen ha,sbeen
rather unfortitnate,, so far in his salt -well
drilling. He his only got dowel about
80 feet, and has met With an -unusual
number of obstrUctions such as loose
boulders, etc., •eitusing trouble and delay.
The solid rock hies mot yet been reached.
• PEDESTRIANIS r RdbrtGjl1,crt Mar-
shall, 6f Goderi h Township, challenges
any man in the •ominion.1to run'a foot-
race with him f r $500 Or $1,0001 Dis-
tance to be 200 'ads. I
Ai
• Pinatas is g tt ng quite lively again
, RAILWAY.— e ple here I are highly
1
since the roads a. e become more passa-
ble. Orir mere a ts are buy with their
spring stocks, w i h they: h ve purchas-
ed inthebest ra r eta, and re prepared
to dispose of at h lowest rtes.
pleased that the Iroute Of the London,
Huron and Bruce Railwaye has at last
been definitely- s lected. :The next thine
in order will be the bonuses. Grey and
Morris will do their duty in this re3pect,
and liberal bonuees will be granted.
SUGAR MANING.[—The farmers tell ns
that last week Was the beet week of the
season for sugar making. ' Nearly every
farmer is making a little, and some _have
made upwards fof 700 pounds, besides
large quantities of syrup. •'
I THE SALT WELL —Boring is going on
proeperausly. A. depth of ver 100 feet
hae, been reached. ' ,
ALL Foot's Dy. --The rstiof April
passed off with Mirth and1j lay, ,all en -
toying themselves with the make of the
day, and consoling therosel es with the
reflection that if they did Ian h at others,
others were laughing at then
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• Wrcimeter.
SC.eIARLET This
inade its appearance in
far, however, there has be
fatal case, a daughter of
aged 4' years, whe clied la
after suffering a day or two.
.disease has
oxeter. So
n only one
r. N. Allen,
t Tharsday,
COMPETITIVE EXAMINANT N. ---A peti-
tion is being circulated moo g the teach-
ers of Howick, asking th Township
Council to appropriate a ,s in of money
towards getting prizes for competitive
Township -exanamation. • Should the
in have the examination
Council accede to the petition, we shall
n all probability
some time in the letter part of May or
the beginning of Jane.
BRASS BAND. -4 ineetiag w.as held in
Gofton's Hall, on aturday evening, 1st
inst., for the purpose of iaking some
.endeavor towards; getting up a Brass
Band in Wroxeter.: A committee was
appointed to go ar4und amo g the villa-
gers, to solicit su scriptiou to raise Ai
fund: for the purpose. Ano her Meeting
will be held next Thursd y evening,
when the committ e will re ort progress.
Bnovmee.--Meple suga is coming
into the market in large uantities.—
Farmers are busy ploughin .—Farmers'
wives, sons, and doughte are ,busy
making sager and molasse .--Our mer-
chants are exhibi ing larg stocks of
spring goods .---W have be itiful spring
weather at preeen---A lar e number of
people from this thhorlitod start for
Manitoba shortl
Lon.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Scott. of Clinton,
tion of a •cheese f
quarter of a mile s
the bank of the
wish them success
The natives her
Londore Huron
intend sending
some time this
tale of London the
the line through b
Seaforth, as the
and we hope th
bo so blind to tlje
to be, advised.
BUSINESS. Si
exception of the
brisk. We would
are in want of h
and vicinity, for c
not be beaten in
eggs they prodac
supply the Lond
Railway with ft -0i
the advantages 6f
e4
.1
eaboro.
Messrs. Callender &
re engaged in the erec-
dory. t is about a
uth of t131 e 'village on
river Maitland. We
in their Tterprise.
are all alive abput the
1 Bruce Railway, and
eputatio ,to London
th, to show the peo-
dvantag s of running
Clinton instead. of by
aye cone uded to do,
ndon 1)e41)1e will not
own interests as not
, I
ess is dull, with the
egg trade, which is
recommend those who
'ns to try Londesboro
rtainly onr hens can-
proclueti eness. The
alone woulcl almost
n, Huron and Bruce
ht, and, that is one of
he Clinton route.
Pm LANDER. •
CRICKET. —T
was reorganized
The following
Dr. • Munro, P
Vice -President;
tary • Robert F
R. 'Vail", n. Ca
Wm. Ratteiebu
E. Briggs, Man
Ferguson, Capt
is $1. The late
-cricket ball to th
donation of the
the ma,jcirity of t
season.
efielcL
rucefiaid Cricket Club
Saturday', April 1st.
ers were appointed:
ident • , Dr. Stewart,
m, MeLntosh, Secre-
son, Treasurer; W.
ron, Gee Baird, Jr.,
obert F rguson and.
• g Comm ttee ; &ht.
. The ahnission fee
reasurer, presented a
club, Which was a
resident, Ifot winning
e Matches played last
IC
ffi
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Ki burn .
SePooa Exam -a TION1,---The examina-
tion of Mr. Free an's school, in Mil-
burn, took place ojt Thursday, the 23rd
ult. Proceedings • orninenced at 1 o'clock
p.m. The .New 1 says .., "There we
present, Mr. •Yoike , Superinteo dent, Mr.
Turnbull, of Chn on High School, who
took a leading part in the exarninatida
and the Trustees and a nimbler of parents
and visitors; iiideed one of the pleasant
features of the Kinburn exa ninatjons is
the interest ' manifested b3 the ietiblie
generally. The examinatio , as ei.e con-
fidently expected, proved th t the'schod
is making subttantial prtgiess, and the
Trustees are 'acting -wisely in providing
a good building and apparatas, and last-
ly, giving the handsome salary of $500 to
the present e4.ient teaeher, who has
been about fou4 Years in the section.
Laudatory remarks were made at the
close by Mem Young, Mathe on,
Turnbull, Thom] son, and McMillan, ire -
violas to which large number of ptize
books were distributed to the successful
coinpetitors. The proceeding was brought
to a close, by the Rev. Mr: Young pro-
nouncing the benediction."
Turnberry.
SCHOOL_ EXAMINATIOT —A public ex-
amination of School Sed ion No. 6, Turn
berry was held on Friday, the 24th ult.
The examination was etinc acted. by the
teacher, Mr. M. Isbeete , assisted. by
Mr. .IJ. a.
. McCre, of an ad'j ining section.
The pupils were strietly e amined in the
various branches usuallY• t ught in COM -
mon schools, and their Tea iness in an-
swering the questions as ed indicated
diligence on their part amj. efficiency on
the part of ,their teache', hile the order
maintained during th 'hole proceed-
ings reflected credit on a1i concerned.'
At the close of the exann ation quite a
number of valuable prizes are.re distribut-
r
ed. among the pupils.-- oe
tJsborre.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. ' A few days ago.
as Robert, iyoung,est Kiri f Mr Peter
Gardiner, was riding' a polt to the water,
the animal shied, and jhrw the boy off
his balance. He dun far some time in.
this position, but at thh 'same time kept
hold of the bridle. Tiei colt tramplsd
him under foot, tearing is coat vest and
shirt, and inflicting oil him severe in-
juries. He was taken ip insensible, and
carried. to the house. ,We are glad. to
learn that Master Gardiner is in a fair
way of recovery.
Goderi h.
The follovring*- item ate condensed
from the Home Journal ;
The Grand Trunk elevatar is beimg got
ready for business.
COLI3ORNE.—The receipts of the town-
ship of Colborne for'1870 was $7,465 16,
and the expenditure $7,038 76.
• Fisra—The Brst shipment of fish to the
American market from tais port was
made by Mr. Leonard, last week.
• Saw FOR CHICAGO.—It 5 contemplat-
ed, by a gentleman of this own, to com-
mence the shipment of sall to Chicago.
BENCHER.—At a meetha of the God.-
erich lawyers, on the 23 d ult., it was
proposed iier R. L. Doyle, and seconded
by D. Shade Gooding, and carried unani-
mously, that Sohn Macarar Esq., be the
Bencher for the ensuing year.
IN Matromuni.—The members of Knox
• Church, have just had erected. in the
Goderich Cemetery, over the grave of
Mrs. Ure, the late wife of their esteemed
pastor, a beautiful monument, at a cost
From the Stair we cull the followine
0
marine intelligence:
• The W. Seymour, Captain Marlton,
started on first trip Satard.ay, April 1st
She calls at ports on the north shore. ---
New tags for Goderich harbor are being
built by Messrs. Z. Tolsena. and John
Brown. Mr. Tolsma's is to be 60 feet in
length, by 11 beam.—Goderich fishermen
are preparing for an early commencement
of their labors. Several aew boats are
to be added to the fishing fleet this
spring.
• SPRINC SHOWS.
The North Riding Society's Spring
Show' for entire stock, will be held at
Blyth, on Wednesday, the 19th ApriL
The annual Spring Show of the South
Riding Agricultural - Society, for entire
stock, will be held at Brucefield, on Fri-
day, the 21st of April.
• The T. shortie and StePlien Society's
Spring Show for entire etock, t will be
held at Exeter, 071 Thursday, the 20th of
April. •
The. Grey Branch Agricultural Socie-
ty's Show, for entire stock, will be held
at the village of Cranbrook, (Town Plot),
Grey, an Friday, the 21st of April.
Divisions Courts -1871.
Goderieh,
Ainleyvilie,
Seaforth,
Exeter, .•.
Dungannon,
Bayfield,
• Clinton' -...
Goderich,
41/.•
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April 10
April 25
May 23
May 25
May 27
'May 29
May 30
June 5
June 12
For a genuine good portrait of yourself
you must go to Frank Paltridge's. One
dollar per dozen,
NOTICE
TO BARK MEN.
The subscriber is prepared to contract
for the delivery of
TAN BARK
At the following Stations: •
1W- Carronbrook, Mitchell, Sea -
forth, Clinton and Goderich:
Terms of contract and all particulars
furnished at the subscriber's 'store in
Seaforth. Extra inducem.ents offered to
parties dosing contracts at once.
L. It. CORBEY,
• Farmers' Store, Seaforth.
•
Seaforth, March 17, 1871. • 171-8t
TAVERN FOR SALE.
THE
well-known and old established.
Hotel, "The Roxburgh Hotel," sit-
uated in the thriving village of Rox-
burgh; along with the house is one-half
acre of land. gala good stabling. Right
opposite is 'Rock's Mill," doing the
largest gristing business in the County.
To a party with a small capital this is
one of the best stands in the County of
Huron. Apply to the proprietor, THOS.
WILSON, Walton P. O. 171-tf
MISS 1VicINTOSH
Wishes to announce to the ladies �f Sea -
forth and surreunding country that
she has removed to
The FARMERS' STORE, above the OLD
POST OFFICE,
Where she will be most happy to receive
orders in
MILLINERY, DRESS
AND
MANTLE MAKING,
In the latest and most approved style of
the season. She also keeps on hand.
A Choice Selection of Flowers, Feath-
ers, Terry Silk, &c.
S'iRAW AND HAIR WORK
dance' on short rictice,
Root of all Evil .
HISKEY
No more to be had. at
SCOTT ROBERTSON'S,
Bat to produce the best and largest of
COOD ROOTS
BUY YOUR
Field & Garden Seeds
at
SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
Timothy, No. 1.
Red- Clover,
Alsike ditto, "
Trefoil ditto, "
Dutch White do. "
Flax Seed,
Tares Or Vetches.
Rape for -early feed.
Onion and Cabbage
• Seed.
Mangle.
Early Potatoes.
A LARGE STOCK I
'et the following kinds of
PROVISIONS
• Constantly on hancL
SUGAR -CURED and SMOKED
BOILING HAMS,
BACON—CUMBERLAND CUT?
CHOICE SHOULDERS,
• SMOKED CHOPS.
LARri) IN TUBS &CROCKS,
Sweet and dean.
Factory 'Cheese,
Brandy Cheeses
Stilton Cheese.
A few Tubs & of very
Dairy Packed
choice
FALL pUTTER.
Choice Family Flour,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
• OAT AND CORN MEAL,
ETC., ETC.
COUNTRY PRODUCE I
Taken in Exchange for all Purchases.
Goods delivered in Seaforth, Harpurhey
and. Egtuondville.
W. S. ROBERTSOM
8-taforth, 15th Mardi, 1871.
171-21
APRIL 7. 1871.
BY-LAW
To stop up and sell part of the Roal al-
lowance between Lots No. 15 and 16 on
the first concession, Huron Road Survey!,
in the Township of Tuckersmith.
WHEREAS it is expedient to stop op
part of the Original road allowatee be-
tween lets fifteen and sixteen, on the first
concession H. R.3., Township of Tucker
: -
smith, such pare of rad allowance never
having been assumed. by the pubhe as a
travelled road, the land being swempy
and unfit for that purpose; and
WHEREAS another road lias been opem
ed in lieu of said part of road allowance,
it is therefore expedieot to sell, grant and
• convey- the same to 'WILLIAM CHALK
GOUINLOCK, Proprietor of the lands on
each side thereof.
BE Fr THEREFORE ENACTED by the Mue
nieipal Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Tackersinith, in the County
of Huron, and it ie hereby enactet by the
authority of the saute, that the part of
original road allowance between lots fif-
teen and sixteen, na the -first concession,
Township of Tuckersmith, eommencing
on the Northerly boundary of the travel-
led Huron road; thence on the Westerly
boundary of the read allowance betweea
lots fifteen and sixteen, siateen chame
and fifteen links to the Southerly bound-
• ary of the allowance, for road between.
the Townships of Tuckersmith and Me-
Killop ; thence OA said boundary coulee
South, sixty degrees East, one chain ;
thence on the Easterly boandary of the
allowance for road between lots fifteen
and sixteen, sixteen challis and ten links,
more or less, to the • Northerly boundary
of the tralrened Huron road; thence on
said boundary course No rth, seventytheeese
degrees and thirty ilinntes West, one
chain and three links to -the place of be-
ginning, containing one acre and two
roods and eighteen pereh\ersbtellti,oHAgranTI
ed and conveyed to \iL
GOUINLOCK, for the sum of Forty-five
Dollars, (545). to have and to hold,_ hime
his heirs, assigns and. Saccessors for ever, '
NOTICE. .
The above is a true Copy of a,propoeeed
By-law to be taken into consideration by
the Municipal Comiciltof the Corporation
of the lownship of Tucketsmith, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of MAY
next, inthe village of Harputhey.
• WILLIAM KUIRe
Township Clerk.
March 17, 1871. • 172-4a
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALL
THE
subscriber offers for sale a large
frame cottage, 30x40, new, a3d a cor-
ner Village Lot, opPosite the Baptist
Chiu -ch, Seaforth.1 Farm• property
would be taken in 'exChange. Apply on
the premise.
172-120- ALEXI PlioARTHUR.
TO.RONTO MTLIDINERY.
MISS EjR W I N
Has opened nut a lax e Stock of Spring
Goods, comprising all the
4.
Latest Styles pi Milhnery.
Dress and Mantle Making
Promptly attended to.f
Stamping done on the shortest notice.
Straw and. Hair Work of every kin[
executed in the _neatest manner and
latest styles.
172-tf Reynolds' Pock, Seaforth.
•
FORSALE,
. A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.
• A DESIRABLE Develling-house and
litwo excellentlots on St. John street,
Seaforth; for sale on reasonable telIMS.
Apply to JOHN SEATTER,
167-tf I Druggist, &a.
-NOTI
A LL persons iodebted to the estate of
lithe late Wand McAdam, whose
debts are overdue, are requested. to pay
the same to 0, L. Van Eemond„ at
Egmondville, within one month from
date. • And i1 persona having any claim
on said estate will present the same to
the same person, duly authenticate&
C. L. VAN EGMOND,
Executors.
JAMES' HILL, •
March 14, 1871. •171-4t*
_EGGS::!
MHE Subscriber begs to intimate that
he is still prepared to purchaee Eggs
at his
Store at the Market,
and to pay the
HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH!
for all fresh"Eggs that may offer.
• To Merchants in Town and Country
with whom he ha a dope Business in the
past three years, he returns his best
thanks, and hopes for a continuance of
Basiness relation&
• WM, MALCOM.
Seaforth, March 3, 187L 168-tf
Seeds! Seeds!
TPFIN BEATTIE keeps coneta-ntly on
Pj hand, at his Stall in the Market
Building, the best- quality of Seeds of
every description.
• TIMOTHY, CLOVER,
WHEAT,
OATS, TEAS AND BALEY,
etc., on hand.
JOHN BEATTIE,
169-8* • Market Building, Seatorth.
-
• FARM T� RENTw
rp0 rent, Lot :Nos 11 and 12, 16th
1. Concession, GREY, consisting of two
hundred Acres; 90 of which are clear,
and about 40 acres ploughed. There is
a good house afol ba0 barn, with stable
underneath, and a gobd young bearing
orchard. The faroa will be let for five
Oar. For forther particulars, apply to
JOHN THOMSON, Seaforth; or tri JAS.
DOUGLAS, near the 'artn. I72 -3t* -tee
PR IVATEI SALE.
One span of working' Horses.
One set of double Harness.
One Wagon; one iron rlough.
One set of double Harrows. -
The above will be sold on easy terms.
Apply to ALEXAN DER SMITH ,
Lot 23, 4th Concession, McKillopi
1714t
BUSINESS
MEDIC
T• eRoAu nCtYy„ fMir. u1)11), n,
elooi ce—Ont eloorEast
opiscopal Chettch,
Seaforth, Dee. 14th, If
C. MiN)Itit, M. D.
„f McGill Univeia
eysician, :Surgeon,
o enee 'Luria., Ont.
Zurich, Sept. 7th, 1871
AMES STEWART,
e Graduate of MeG
e iontreal, Pleysician, Sur
residence--Brueefieh
Braceliold, Jan, 13, 4.8
3-1-a. W. R. SH
MIT',
,geon, etc. -Otfice,-:
obertson's Resi leozoe
4:4)iet
Srth, Dec. 14, 186,J1
L. VERCOE, M. /
„ cian, Saracen, lete„
'ilen-ce, -corner of Mai
eet, immediately in
ore.
Seaforth, 4th„
jflLi•. CAMPBELL,
County. ()lace aeid
;why's, corner store, -Me
f trthe Office day, Satu.1-4
1-1cATIGH.BY
Barristhrs, Attornel
, -jolters 111 Chance-ry end 11
teries Public and Convey
tors for the R. C. Bank, Sea
for the Canada Lift Assn
N. B.-520,060 to lenit
Parrot, Houses and Lots 1
Seaforth, Dee. 146:18
ENSON & lEY1i,,`-
Attorneyat Law, Soil
-oory and. Ineolteeney, Cow
aties Public, etc. Offices,
'iTroxeter. Agents for
Lean Co. of Upper Caned
onial Securities Co, :of Lot
Money at 8 per eent ; n
.eharocil.
TaENIA'ON,
ISeafortii, Dee, link 18,1i
HOTEI
OM.MERCIAL 1IOTE
James Laird, envier
mat -class accommodation
Ineg public. The larder a
ways supplied. with the .1
teaffor& Excellent stabli
tion.
•
lAinleyville, April 23, 1.
,
e7- NO VS HOT EL
The undersigned liege
public for the liberal patre
to1hini in times past in the
and ads° to inform. them tau
returned business in the
-where he wlll be happy, t
frign ou friends, and minas
T114).M.
&aforth, May 5, 1870„
ert.el-iejl' J. ICA41314:314,4i
ai Hotel, Warsaw, N.
T1iis hotel has recently be
,ri4siicd. and refitted th.roa
flowone of the most comfell
MR:EMI:3 ill the Provinee,
oins for Commercial Tri
crires
cIoderich, April 14, 1
ISCELLA
A.- SHARP'- LIVE$
e Stables. (MI ee—At
Seafoethe (Good Horse&
Conveyances, always ou Le
Qt HARP'S LIVERY tiTi•
0
Sr, Sooaonern. Fire;
and Carriages always' on hal
ble terms.
R.. L SHARP,
Seaforth, May 51h, 1876,
& W. McPIIILLIA
„ Land Surveyors, CiA
-eta. All mamier of Conve
with neatneSs and divot -eh
lip, Commissioner in •it.
'Next door south of Sharpe
forth.
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868.
MTH EXTRAZTED WM
CA RIVIIICHT. (JkJ...;
, Dentist, Extracts tecti
by the use of the Nitrou
Office, —0 ver the 'Beacou-
fora. A ttentianc::: in aeafni
MAO, the first Tuesday' an
each month ; in Clinton,
mere:jai Hotel, oie the folk
days and. Fridays.
Parties requiring new t
'quested to <NAL if at Seafoe
tun, on the first day of atte
Oyer 54,,000 patients hal
exttacted bv the use of tiq
t.,:oultoefe offiees. New York