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E i1IJRQN tX.POSITOrt,
APRIL 7. 1871.
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DISTRICT MATTERS.
RAILWAY MEETING.
The meeting between the Reeves ama
Deputy Reeves of the municipalitie
interested in the construction of th
•Lonclon, Huron and Bruce Railway reit
the Directors of that Railway was held,
according to appointment, on Thursda
last, 6th inst.
The following municipalities were rep
'resented : Tuckersmith'James Dallas
• Hay, Messrs. Brown arid`Wanless; Stan
ley, Thomas Simpson; Stephen; Thos.
Greenway; Usborne, Messrs. Bishop an
Willis, Grey, ,John Leckie.; Morris
Thomas Kelly and Dr:Holmes; Tarnber
lar, M. Messer; McKillop, Messrs. -Shan
* non andHays; Seaford', Mr. McCaughey
:Besides these gentlemen, there were pres
ent other prominent gentlemen from Sea
forth andil other sections of the 0quaty.
Isaac Carlinee Esq., °mimed 'the chair,
d
anMr. M. Y. McLean, of THE EXPOSI
TOR, was appointed -to act as Secretary.
The meeting was opened by the chairma
making a few appropriate introduetor
remarks, explaining the objeet fer whicl
the meeting was called, and urged -strong
ly the necessity of the Reeves and Depu
ty Reeves going to work earnestly t
devise some 'means whereby 'the neces
sary means can be raised to secure th
success of this road, as if the present op
portunity was allowed to pass anothe
might not offer: He then called upo
Mr. Murray ;Anderson, of London, evh
made -a few remarks, after Which shor
addresses Were 'made by Messrs. Leekie,
Kelly, Bishop, Greenway, Dr. Holmes,
- and others, each of whcen advocated th
scheme warmly, and made 'various pro
positioae as to the best raode of raisin!,
the required sum. The majority of th
speakers, however, favored raising it b
County bonus. At this juncture it wa
requested thet the public withdraw. W
may here state that it was asserted b
Mr. Churcher, that the London bonu
for $109,000 was passed by the :Coune-
ofthat City, on Wednesday evening last,
without a dissenting voice.
A resolution moved by MrgBishop,
seconded by Mr. LeOkie, to the effee
that a County bonus is the most jus
and feasible way of raising the! require
sum, was carried almost unanimously,
It was further moved by .Mr. Green
way, seconded by Dr. Holmes, that th
Warden of the County be eetitioned t
;call a special meeting of the 'Count
'Council for the purpose of submitting
by-law to the ratepayers to grant a
bonus to the Railway.
•
Don't fail to call at Frank Paltridge'
and get one dozen Photographs of. your
;self for one dollar. •
'THANKS.—Our thanks are due M. C.
'Cameron, Esq., M.P., for frequent sup
plies of Parliamentary papers.
Coareramare—Worknien are new en
gaged in digging the eliar for Mr. Mey
• er'e new Uri& store, adjoining Scott'
block.
EARLY S EEDING. —We notice that sev
era -1 of the farmers of Tuckersmith an
Hullett have already commenced SOIVill
their spring grain.
GORREenor4.—Th7e new hearse w-
oke of last week, we are infornaed
the property of Mr. David Duncan Eg
tacealville, instead of Mr. Thos. Beil.
NEW. YORK HOUSE.— Mr. Willie
Campbell, Merchaat Taller, of the Ne
York 110,use, as just received_ a large
and. splendid std. k of seasonable goods.
tkao and see them.
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POST OFFICE INGS Bic.—We are
informed by Mr. Diekstin, that the de
posits in the Post Office Savings Bank
here, for the quarter ending 31st March,
amounted. to $8,391 Pretty good for
:Seaforth.
•
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. —W. Suitt
Robertson has_ now on had a splendid as-
sort -merit of seeds of every description,
and. as they are being sold. off very rapid-
ly, it would be well for these who wish
to purchase, to call and- see them with-
out delay,
EASTMAN'S PENMAN'S ASSIST VT: —
This novel little instrument is d signed
• to give ease and facilityl in writiijg, and
to assist new beginners in learn pg the
• proper method. of holding the pen Mr.
-J. P. Flanigin, the ageut for thii- °min-
ion, is in town; and will a' hort3.y wait
upon our readers to secure their orders.
•
A NEWLY MADE DOCTOR. --We hacl
• the pleasure of a Visit, a day or two ago,
from Mr. M. M.• Campbell, of Usborne,
'Who for som.e time has been pursuing his
studies for the medical profession at the
University of Michigan. At the dose of
• the late session Mr. Campbell graduated,
having obtained. the degree of M.D.
ODD FELLOWS' SOCIAL. —The Brethren
of 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 ENUMERATOR.—OUT Old friend,
Mr. J. P. Brine, has received the ap-
pointmeht of censusenumerator for Sea -
forth, and has been for some clays past
busily engaged with his duties in this
eonn ection. • A better appointment cou ld
not have been made, as whatever Mr:
Brine undertakes to do, he always does
well.
Cnor PROSPEMS. —From nearly all
sections of the County, we hear the most
eneouraging reports as to the appearance
of the Fall Wheat. The snow has cleared
off leeving this crop apparently in excel-
lent cenclition, with no appearance ef win-
ter -killing or other injury. Tel -niers are
busily engagod at present with prepara-
tions for the spring seeding, and should
Yae-orable weather continue, the seed
will be in the ground this year at an
earlier period than usual.
Bi LLTARD To I: RN A ME ST. —On Friday
last a billiard tournament was played be-
tween six -players of Seaforth, and six of
Stratford. at the latter place. The Sea-
ford' players, after making 2,00 points,
were defeated lay .6.a. 'When play was
over, the billiaidists adjourned to Mr.
cherIes Browniner's Hotel, where an ex-
oellent repast was partaken of. The Sea -
forth players were 80 I a eleoniely enter-
tained by their Stratford friende, end the I
time pa sed 'so pleasan 1311,that they we e
almost reconciled to t eir defeat.
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CUM xRANO SAWS. A. few clays a
in passung the reeidene of Mr. Thorn s
Stevens, we observed • his yard eali t
at first we- took to b a salt -derrick n
ia, small -scale Which mr. -Stevens h d
erectedor the purpos f experiment' ig
in the salt -finding bus neas. On enqui ,
however, we learned, to our surprise,
that this unique conic 1 structure was to
.be used for smokingh: s, instead of fpr
salt-boraig purpose . ,e would e-
spectfully suggest o the enterprisi • g.
salt companies of .Mit -hell and. List° el
that thlia, follow Mr.Stevens' exam le
and; urn their derric s to some prac i.
cal prime.
. CENSO EN OMBRA TO S —T1;e followi
are names of the 'deua s thanmerater in
this Co nty so far as e have been al le
t3 ascertairi them : 1
Seaforth.--J. -P. • Br n
cr
Tuck
Broadfo
rsmitlf. --ling
A, William Y
Stanley,— Hugh
Simpso , James W
Bence.
• Hay. Michael Ze
mean, -I alpli Brown.
McKillop.—Geo. Bi
van, E ward Roach.
Grey. Archibald MeDrrald; Peer
McDon ld, Lyster Ha a
Cheney, Jo,
rlg, Robert 11.
re; Sr., Tho
less, James
nCharles Cr
- John O'S'u
es
c -
as
e-
li-
Mord .-7-Godfrey
sythe j lin McRae.
So .—rhe eoci 1
leyan lechodist 0
evening last, by •t
congregation, was e
in every respect. „Th
very large, the *church
The lefreshrneats—o
pose, b the Bac
choicest' and most a
and proved them to
inary alit. The inteil
• enterteiement, whic
tions, readings and sin
Indeed, the enter -to;
was amost pleasant
and reflected -the
those N1rho got it ip
ably filled. by. Mr. C
formed his ditties in el
clearly show that he
in the right' place," n
fact that he is a baehe
singing -of the choir ad
pleasure of the even'
af the entertainment
handsome sum of 1
and some cents,
o Ines; Geo. F
SPRING GOODS. --gb
now eltifr receiving th
goods,. andmany of
already present a very
appearance. Ae the
forth are Always up w
carinot be surpassed f
and go- eheadativeneas
but they will be pr
coming i3eason to. offe
to purchasers, that it
to come to Seaforth fr
this and adjoining c
their spring goods.
been renowned as a pl
highest *prices Were pa
duceof all descrietion
were:sold at the very
respect, ci;ur business
its repatation shall st
ed. In order, howeve
may_' be 'kept alive
should. not fail to kee
fore the public in the
POSITOR, a duty, whic
some of them have he
lected.
0
given in the W s-
✓ h, on. Mond y
achelors of t e
in ntly success ul
attendance as
being well fill d..
epee:0d, we s p-
ork—were of t 80
tiung descripti. n.
adepts in the c 1 -
al part of t e
sistecl of reel a -
,g, was also go d.
Ment throughout
• profitable one,
h st -• credit upon
The chair was
lborne, who per-
ch a manner as to
the'"right man
twithstanding the
or The excelle t
ed. much to tie
g. The proceeds
amounted to tie
e ty-four doll4rs
✓ merchants re
ir spring stock jof
he store wind° s
gay and tempti4ig
reheats a S4a-
thl the times, alid
heir enterpr se
we have no doubt
pared during tie
uch inclueme ts
pay them w11
all quarters of
ty to purchase
‘3,-.,aforth has- eeer
where the very
or farmers'
ad. store goods p o -
est ; and in thCis
e are hound that
remain unchang-
that the public
o this fact, they
i prominently be
olumns of the Ex-
, eve regret to saee
ettefore sadly neg-
cl
A THRIVING To 2.
people are in a quandar
addition to their popu
year, by the location t
Trunk work -shops, of
.At the present tinae
houses are vacant in t
time arises, how are th i
tion to be ,4ccomm d
number ofnew buildin
ed, end already sever
meneed. The race -co
pot, comprising 200 ac
chased, and cat Up in
which seventy1 aye
,
We congratulate .our:
on its pgospent the
well deServed,4tratf
been a ' liberal, go -a
place. When th evor.
don, Huron and Bruc
ted. in Seaforth, we ex
similar accession to
Where will poor old
Consumed—with envy
Clinton editor be It
where? Echo .answer
.
Trdt, BAT AND THE
glad to see that the
this and neighboring
izing their clubs!andig
for the summer's c
elf base -ball has bee°
within the lea fees, -
among the younger po
loving community. .
generally prefer- base -
cause it is less nianot
because there are no
cricket, and because it
to play a game. Tbe
ever, stick to their g
there is nothing, like
they may, for what eh
or billiards to ten -pin.
base -bell. But beth g
let the lovers of each
vorite. Tho truest of
that which says "A 11
makes Jack a dull bo
during the coming su
may be able so to in
hearty labor . with
amusement, that- whil
not be neglected, the
suffipient attention.
.—The Stratford
They expect an
on the present
•e of the Grand
over 1,000 souls.
not half a dozen
war,. So the q1108 -
coming popula-
ted ? A large
s must be ere t -
have beeri com-
✓ e, near the de -
es, has been per -
o building lots. lof
heady been so1d.
n ighbering town
re so that it
• having alwa
d, enterprising
-shops of the Lon -
Railway are loge-
eet to chronicle a
guy population.
Clinton be then ?
Where will the
en? Where, oh,
, where ?
a
1
is
BA E. L. —We are
ash -ball 'players :of
illages tare organ
thieg in readin ss
paign. The game
e very popular
years, especial y
•
ion of the sport
'he young people
all to cricket
be-
notis and tedioi s,
dlnongw
n't take asin
kiesolo
old stagers, ho
me, and maint n
*cket. Ana w 11
a is to cheelce s,
So is cricket o
es are good, a d
Land by their a -
the old adages is
ork and 1)0 1)1 y
5' We hope th t
mer every "Jae '
etmingle hone t,
lea,sant, rational
the former may
tter will recei'v'e
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It
LECI`URE IN. EGMO.:
evening of Friday, th
Campbell, of Seaforth,
-rare on "Canada, Ot
Canada Presbyterian
ville—over one hund
resent. The chair s
Rev. Mr. Graham, t
-chnrch, evho ietrodue
his usual happy taan
occupied over an hour
was au able and inte
audience listened with
throughout, and ehee
warmly when he rest'
• collection was taken u
mondville Sabbath aT(eih
vote of thanks was tan
and the meetiag broke
second lecture of the e
• —On tile
31st March, Dr.
delivered a lee-
✓ Home," in tie
-!liurch, Egmon l-
ed peoplebeing
Tas taken hy the
ie pester of - the
d the lecturer' n
•The lecture
in delivery, and
esting one.: The
marked attention
ed the 1ecturir
ed his seat. ,A
in aid- of tne Etre
• ol, after which a
lered the epee!: er.
ip. This was the
um', and we ufi-
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derstand that it is Mr. Gra am's,: inten-
tion to , postpone the other lectures for
•
the present en a c unt of; the busy sea-
son just coming or. The Bev. Mr. Mc-
Diarmid, of the Canada Presbyterian
Church, No. 2, M KilloP, has been en-
gaged to d.eliver the third leeture when a
more convenient season arrives. These
lectures are in aid jof the Sabbath School,
which is in a vely flourish' g condition.
We recommend, he lauds le object as
well as the maniaet Mr. ,G aham has of
raisingenoney irk 4 s support. We hope
,
all the coming 1 ecifuras may be as -suc-
cessful and as 'We1 patrorria d as the one
uponlast Frida evelaing
THE LIST° L SALT WELL. -.-.'The
Penner says Mr. ohn lareEwen has been
rather unfortani , so far iii his salt -well
drilling. He hs only got i down about
80 feet, and. Its met evith an Unusual
number of ohs ctions - $ tich as loose
• boulders, etc., +2 0; mg trou le and delay.
The solid rock as not yet ecu. reaahed.
PEDESIRIANT
shall, of Coded
any man in the
• race with him f
tance to he 200
--Rdbert Gilbert Mar -
b Townsh* , challenges
minion te run a foot -
r ;1500 or $1,000. • Dis-
ds.
• A 34 p3rvine.
BtfismEss is g A ing quite lively again
since the roads ia e become more passa-
ble. Our niercilia ts are busy with their
spring stocks nhi eh they have purchas-
ed in the best mar cets, and are prepared
to dispose of at h lowest rates.
RAILWAY. -7- e
pleased that tT e
Huron and B
been definitely el
in order will, he th
.Morris s-vill do t ie
•and liberal boni se
• SUGAR l41LAXI
'that last week a
season for snga
farmer is makin
'made upwards jo
large quantities lof
THE SALT W L
prosperously. A
has bean reache
Fooe's
passed off with
joying themselv s
day, and consol
reflection that if t
others were Ian sh'
ple here are highly
route of the London,
RailWaY has at last
eted. The next thine
bonuses Grey and
r duty' in this re3pect;
will be granted..
—The farmers tell us
the best week of the
eking. Nearly every
little, and some have
700 pounds, besides
syrup.
—Boring is going on
depth of over 100 feet
Y.—The first of April
th,and jallity, all en- •
with the praaks of the
with the
ey did laaigh at °there,
g at them.
r •xeter.
•
SCARLET FE •— This = disease has
'made its ap a ;,..r ce in Wroxeter. So
far, however, t e has been only one
fatal case, a- da g ter of Mr. N. Allen,
•aged 4 years, -le • died last Thursday,
after suffering d y or two.'
COMPETITIVE E AMINATION. —A peti-
tion is being cir u ated among theteach-
ers of Ilowick, sking the Township
Council to app.° riate a aura of money
towards getting rizes for a competitive
Township ' exam ation. Should the
Council accede to the petition, we shall
in all probability have the examination
some time in th 1 tter part of May or
the beginning o J a e.
BRASS BAND.
Gafton's Hall, o
inst., for the
endeavor towa
Band in Wrox
Meeting was held in
Saturday, evening, 1st
u pose of making some
cl getting up a Brass
t r. A committee was
appointed to go ar mad -_among the villa-
gers to solicit su ascriptionsto raise a
fund for the pui po e. Another meeting
will be held iet Thursday evenmg,
when the comm ttee will report progress.
BREVITIES. — IMiiple sugar ie coming
into the market in large quantities. ---
Fanners are busy ploughing:—Farmers'
wives, sons, aacil doughters, are busy
making sugar and molasses. ---Our mer-
chants are exhibiting large stocks of
spring goods .—We have beautiful spring
weather at present. --A large number of
people from this neighborhood start for
Manitoba shortly.
L ridesboro.
• IMPROVEMEN 8.—Messrs. 'Callender &
Scott, of Clinton, are engaged in the erec-
tion of .a •cheese factory. It is abont a
quarter of a mile south of the village on
the bank of the river Maitland. We
Wish them success in their enterprise.
'1 The natives here are all alive about the
Londore Huron and Bruce Railway, and
intend sending a deputation to London
some time this month, to show the peo-
ple of London the advantages of running
the -line through by Clinton instead of by
Seaforth, as they have concluded to do,
and we hope the London people will not
bo so blind to their own interests as not
to be advised. I •,
BUSINESS. —Rosiness is dull, with the
exception of the egg • trade, which is
brisk. We would recommend thoselwho
are in want of hens he try Lonclebo
s ro
and vicinity, foe, certainly our hens can,
not be beaten in producbiveness. The
'eggs they pro uce Jalone would almost
supply the Lor don Huron and Bruce
Railway with fr ight, and that is one of
:the advantages f the Clinton route.,
PHILANDER.
Brucefield.
• CRICKET. --The"Brucefiold Cricket Club
was reorganized on Saturday, April 1st.
The following officers were appoin ed :
Dr. Munro, President • Dr. Stevart,
Vice -President ; Wm, deIntosh, S cre-
1
tary • Robert Ferguson, Treasurer ; W.
R. iffill, II. Cameron, Geu. Baird,1Jr.,
Wm. Rettehbury, Robert Ferguson, and.
E. Briggs, Managing Conunittee ; Robt.
Ferguson, Oaptam. The admission fee
is $1. The late Treasurer presented a
cricket ball to die club, which was a
donation of the President, for winning
the majority of the Matches played last
season.
• Itirtletim
• Serroori EXA.MINATION.—The examina-
tion of Mr. Fr enian's school, in Kin -
burn, took plac on Thursday, the 23rd
Preceedin s tommenced at 1 o'c ock
p.m. The New re says " There eta
present, Mr. Yo Mg, Superintendent, IMr.
Turnbull, of 01 ton High School, ho
took a leading part in the exa,mina,
and the Trustee and a number of par nts
and visitors ; ih iced one of the plea ant
features of the inburn examinations is
the interest m infested by the ptiblie
generally. The examination, as we con-
fidently expecte( , proved that the school
is making subg aetial progress, and the.
Trustees are ac ing wisely in providing
a good building nd apparatus, and lase-
ly, giving the h nclsome salary of $5C0 to
the present efficient teacher, who Ihai
•been about fouyears in the section.
Landa.tory remarks were made at j the
close by Al assts. Young, Math° on,
Turnbull, Thomeson, and .Nrc•Millan, pre.
vious to which a large whither of rize
books were distributed to the successful
competitors. The proceeding was brought
to a close by the Rev. MrYoung pro-
nouncing the benediction. " -4
Tternberry• .
SCHOOL EXAMTICATION.—A public ex-
amination of School Seddon No. 6, Turn -
berry, -Was held on Friday, the -24th ult.
The examination was condutted by the
teacher, Mr.. M. Isbester, assisted. by
Mr. J. McCrea, of an adjoining seCtian.
The pupils were strictly examined in the
various branches usually taught in com-
mon schools, and their readiness in an-
swering the questions asked. indicated
diligence on their part and efficiency on
the part of their teacher, while the order
maintained during the whole proceed-
ings reflected credit on concerned.
At the close of the • examination quite a
number of valuable prizes were dietribut-
ecl among the pupils.—Cor.
Usborn.e.
• SERIOUS ACCIDENT. —A few days ago.
as Robert, youngest son of Mr Pe -ter
Gardiner, was riding , a -colt to the water,
the animal shied, and threw the boy off
his balance. He clung for some time in.
this position, but at the same time kept
-hold of the bridle The. colt trample d
him under foot, tearing his coat, vest and
shirt, and inflicting on him severe in-
juries-. He was taken up insensible, and
carried to the house. • We ate glad to
learn that Master Gardiner is in a fair
. way of recovery. •
Go deri ch.
The following items are condensed
from the Home Journal:
• The Grand Trunk elevator is being got
ready for business.
• COLBORNE .—The receipts of the town-
ship of Colborne for 1870 was $7,465 16,
and. the expenditure $7,036 76.
• FIsR.—The '4rst shipment of fish to the
American market from this port was
made by Mr. Leonard, last week.
• Seitel Fon Caacaeo.—It is contemplat-
ed, by a gentlema,n of this town, to com-
mence 'the shipment of salt to Chicago.
BEN CHER. —At a meeting of the God-
erich lawyerer, on tho 23rd ult. ,it was
proposed by R. L. Doyle,: and seconded
by D. Shade Gooding, andicarried unani-
mously, that john Macara, Esq., be the
Bencher for the ensuing year.
IN Mearortauee;—The members of Knox
Church, have just had erected. in the
Goderieh Cemetery, over the grave of
Mrs. ,Ure, the late wife af their esteemed
pofasltio6r0, .a beautiful monument, at a cost
Froin the Star we cull the following
Marine intelligence
The W. Seymour, Captain Marlton,
started on first trip Saturday, April 1st.
She calls at ports on the aorth shore.—
New tugs for Goderich harbor are being
built by Messrs. Z. Tolsma 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 new boats -are
to be added to the fishing fleet this
spring.
SPRING SHO S.
-• The North Riding So iety'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 Brueefield, on Fri-
day, the 21st of April.
The 1 sborne and Stephen Society's
Spring Show for entire stock, will be
held at Exeter, on Thursday, the 20th of
The Grey Branch Agrieultaral Socie-
ty's Show, for entire stock, will be held
at the village of Cranbrook, (Town Plot),
„Grey, an Friday, the 21st of April. ,
1
Divisions Clourts---1871.
Goderieh, •• • • • . • ' • • April 10
Wingharn, ... ...
April 25
Ainleyville, ...
May 23
Seaforth, ...
May 25
Exeter, May 27
• Dungannon, ... .•. • . .
Bayfield, ... • ... . Mayiti29
ay30
Clinton, June 5
Goderich, June 12
For a genuine good pott ait of yourself
you must go to Frank Paltridge's. One
dollar per dozen.
IIMIIM1111111111111•1=1111.
NOTIC1E
TO BARK MEN.
• The subscriber is prepared to contract
for the delivery of
TAN BARK
At the following Stations
Carronbrook, Mitchell, Sea -
forth, Clinton and 6oderick.
'• Terms of contract and all particulars
'furnished at the subscriber's store in
Seaforth. Extra inducements offered to
parties closing contracts at once.
L. B. CdRBEY,
Farmers' Store, Seaforth.
.
Seaforth, March 17, 1871. 171-8t
TAVERN FOR SALE.
HE well-known and old established,
j_ Hotel, The Roxburgh Hotel," sit-
uated in the thriving village of Rox-
burgh; along with the house is one-half
acre of lancl and good stabling.. Right
opposite is "Rock's Mill," doing the
largest gristing business in the County.
To a party with a small eapital this is
one of the best stands in the County of
Huron. Apply to the proprietor, THOS.
. WILSON. Walton P. 0. ' 171-tf
MISS McINTOSH
Wishes to announce to the ladies of Sea -
forth and surrounding country that
she has removed to
The FARMERS' STORE, above the OLD
POST OFFICE,
Where she will bel most happy to receive
orders in
MILLINERY DRESS
AND
MANTLE MAKINC0
In the latest and. racist approved style o
the season. She also keeps on hand
A Choice Selection of Flowers, Feath-
• ers, Terry Silk, &c. -•
STRAW AND HAIR WORK
eltancd on short nctice.
171 -ti
Root of all Evil
SKIEY
No more to he had at
SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
But to produce the best and largest of
COOD ROOTS
BUY' Y(
ir OUR
•
Field & Garden Seeds
SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
Timothy, No. 1..
Red Clover, •"
Alsike +Etta% "
Trefoil ditto, "
Dutch White do."
Flax Seed, "
Tares or Vetches.
Rape for early feed
• Onion and Cabbag
Seed.
Mangle.
Early Potatoes.
—AND,
A LARGE STOCK
Of the following kinds of
PROVISIONS
• Constantly on hand.
SUGAR -0 U _RED and SMOKE
BOILING HAMS,
BACON—CUMBERLAND CUT„
CHOICE SHOULDERS;
SMOKED CHOPS.
.;
LARD; IN TUBS &, CROCKS,
S;Weet and clean.
Factory Cheese,
Brandy Cheese,
Stilton Cheese.
A few Tubs of very choic
Dairy Packed
FALL BUTTER
Choice Faxnily Flour
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
OAT AND CORN MEAL,
ETO.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Taken in Exchange for all Purchases.
Goods delivered in Seaforth, Harpurhey,
and. Eghiondville.
W. S. ROBER SOIN,
8wiforthi 15th March, 1971. 171-21
BY-LAW
• To stop up and sell part of the Road 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 up
part of the original road allowance be-
tween lots fifteen and sixteen, on the first
concession H. R. S., Township of Tucker -
smith, such part*of road allowance never
having been assumed by the public as -A
travelled road, the land being swampy
and unfit for that purpose; and
WHEREAS another road as been open.
ied in lieu of said part of road allowance,
A is therefore expedieet to sell, grant and.
convey the same to WILLII331 CHALK
Gormock, Proprietor of the lands on
ea33elitsrridennB
• ereFoef.riE E.t4cTEo by the Mn.
nieipal Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Tuckersmith, in the County
of Hume, and it is hereby enacte..I by the
authority of the same, that the part of.
original road allowance between lots fif-
teen and sixteen, in the that concession,
Township of Tuckersmith; commencing
on the Northerly boundary of the travel-
led Huron road. ; thence on the Westerly
boundary of the road. allowance between
lots fifteen and sixteen; siateen chains
and fifteen links to the -Southerly bound-
ary of the allowance, for road between
the Townships of Tuchersmith and Mc-
Killop ; thence on said boundary conrse
South, sixty degrees East, one chain ;
thence on the Easterly boundary of the
allowance for road between lots fifteen
and sixteen, sixteen chains and ten links,
more or less, to the Northerly boundary
of the travelled. Huron road ; thence on
said boundary course North, seventythre.e
degrees and. thirty minutes West, one
chain and three links to the place of be-
ginning, containing one acre and two
roods and eighteen perches be sold, grant-
ed and conveyed to WILLIAM- CHATIC
GouneooM, for the sum of Forty-five
Dollars, ($45). to have and to hold, him,
his heirs, assigns and. successors for ever.
NOTICE.
The above is a true copy of a propeveed
By-law to be taken into consideration by
the Municipal Council' of the Corporatiou
of the Township of Tuckersmith, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of MAY
next, in the soilage of Harpurhey.
• WiLLIAM MUIR,
• Township Clerk.
• March 17, 1871. 172-4
HOUSE AND LOT -FOR SALL
THE subscriber offers for sale a large
•frame cottage, 130x40, new, ad a cor-
ner Village Lot, opposite the Ba,ptist
Church, Seaforth. Farm property
would be taken in exchange. • Apply 0/1
the premise.
172-12t± ALEX, MoARTHIJR.
TORONTO MILLINERY.
MSS ERWIN
LIas opened out a large stock of 'Spring
Goode, comprising all the
Latest Styles in Millinery.
Dress and kande Making .
Promptly attended to* E
Stamping done on the shortest liotice.
8tra,w and Hair Work of every -kind.
executed in the neatest niannSa and
latest styles.
172-tf- Reynolds' Block, Seaftirth.
FOR SALE;
A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS• .,
A DESIRABLE -Dwellirig-rhouse and
litwo excellent lots on St. John street,
Seaiorth, for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to • JOHN SEATTER,
167-tf Draggist,
• NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
the late Witham McAdam, whose
debts are overdue, are requested to pay
the same to C. L. Van Eamond, at
Egmondville, within one month from
date. And ell persons having any claim
on said estate will present the same to
the same person, duly authenticated.
C. L. VAN EGMOND,
JAMES HILL, • •Executors.
March 14, 1871.
171 -ti`
EGGS! EGGS -1
MHE Subscriber begs to intimate that
he is still prepared to purchase 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 Cceintry
with whom he has done Business in the
past three years, he returns his hest
• thanks, and. hopes for a continuance of
Business relations. I
WM. MALCOM -
Seaforth, March 3, 1871. 1-68-tf
Seeds ! Seeds !
TOHN BEATTIE keeps conetantly nn
trY hand, at hie Stall m the Market
Building, the best quality of Seeds of
every description.
TIMOTHY, • CLOVER,
WHEAT,
OATS, PEAS AND BARLEY,
• . etc., on hand.
JOHN BE.A.TTIE,
169-8* Market Building, Seatoeth.
•
FARM TO RENT.
MO rent, Lot Nos 11 and 12, 16th
Concession, (REY, consisting of two
hundred Acrea, 90 of which are clear,
and about 40 acres ploughed. There is
a good house Arid bank barn, with eta,ble
underneath, and a good yoting bearing
orchard. The farm will be let for five
ydaril. For ferther particulars, apply to
JOHN THOMSON, Seaforth; or to JAS.
DOUGLAS, near the Farm. 172-3a*
PRIVATE SALE.
One span of working Horses.
One set of double Harness.
(inc Wagon ; one iron Plough.
One set of double Harrows. -
The above will be sold on easy terms.
Apply to ALEXAN DElt 8M ITH,
1;ot 25, 4th Coneession, McKillopa
1714t
TRACY, M..
, County of Huron.
idence—One door East °
pise.opal Church.
Seaford', Dee. 14th, 11
• 0.1114)0RE, M. Dia 3
of McGill 1.7iiivera-
hysician, Surgeon, .&-e.
,ence Zarieb., Ont.
Zurich, Sept. 7th
AME S '.`31EVVAII.V
j , Gradulite of ,\It -C.;1
loatre,al, Physician, Sill
nelgesidence--13rueefieh
jan. 13, 1.8
R. W. R. SM ITH,
geon, ete. Office, --4
1obertson's Resi levee
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 186
L. VERCOE,
, than, Surgeen, etc.
en-ce, eorner of Mao
treet, immediately in
tore.
Seaforth, Feb. 4t1i* IS
It. CAMPBELL, Ce
County. °glee and
1rby's, corner store,. Mr
forth. •Offite day, Saturd
LEGA_
if 10 AU G HEY &
i Barristers, Attorne_
. .
itors inChaneery and
t "ries Public aid Convey!
-..t, we_ for the It C. 13ank, Sea
f r the Canada. Life Assn
N. 33.-30, 000 to lenel
Iharres, Holmes, and. Lots 3
Seaforth, Dee, 14th, MI
-- - -- ---1
ENSQN & MEYER.,
'Attorneyat Law, Sol
ory and insolvency, Con
a ies Public, ete Offices,'
N '-roxeter. Agents for
I an Co. of Upper Canfad
iial Seenrities Co. of Loi
olkL.
.1' ey at S per cent; n
-a- iarged.
. nEigsolsr.,
Seaforth, Dee. IOth 186
1-19_TE
st.cJj Jarsacci:mirn(,
)1,)(iaptrizi:
- ON -1 -M -E 11. -CI -A L HOT 1.,;-
ling public. The larder a
w'ays supplied with the 1
te afford. Excellent stabr
tipn, .
IA inleyville, April 23, 1,_
• 7 NO VS HOT EL ILA,
la. The urnieraigned be
1)lkhhC for the liberal peke
mthem th
Ntvolihtirme in times past in thealaise to inforin
resumed business in. the'
iota _oldheirwieinlidsl'7happyanalllan
T
Seaforth, May' 5,114)N
871.0.1!
e
urrisH ENCHANGE
-erieh, ON -re, 3. CALL.
R ; J. 8: WeeerAers, -4
n Hotel, Waasaw, N.
iis hotel has recently beo
lied, and. refiated theou
w one el the mest coniferl
m dimes in the Provini.,e,
P ons for Commercial Tr::
Terms liberal.:
Goderith, April 14, 1870
ISCELLAN
3
A. SHARP'S LIV
Stables. °Mee- eAt..18-
Seaford'. Good Horses,
Conveyances, alwaye on Lt
41cl HARP'S LIVERY $T.,1
le) ST., SEAFoirril. First
.a.a7.1 Carriages always onha
z>blie terms,
- R. L
Seaforth, May lith, 3870.
& W. MiePIIILLIP
•illmannerud8ur(37ne
8(;otliel
etc. A
with neatness and dispateh'
lips, Commissiener in Be
Next door south of Sha.rp
f oeth.
$eaforth, Dec. 14, 1868.
TE7TH EXTRACTED Vil
•.cARTWR WWI% L. i
fl.e):74,t.:th,De—eAur(ti)sett‘ie.eeitirot,iflatlixlit:threcac; iBtNtes...;aiette::fe:3:t:
Hotel, the first, Tnesday eau.
0f. tach M011th
reia.311,1lHictiedl,ayli. 14
the fol
days
a 3
Parties requiring new
Villegtell to call, if at eider
ton, on the first day of atte
Over 54,000 petieute ha
”xteaetad by the use ef th
VoUlton's offices. New York,