The Huron Expositor, 1871-04-21, Page 44.
tHr
URON
POStTOR.
Ann 2T, 187f.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Britannia House -W. Hill.
Hardware, &c. -Johnson Bros.
Iron-aad. Milk Pails -Johnson. Bros.
_ Turnberry Auditor's Report.
Seaforth Auditor's Report.
;Mortgage Sale -Benson & Meyers
Turnberry Court of Revision.
House and Lot for Sale -W. Elliott;
Noticc-Wi liam Muir. .
Tuckersmith Court ot Revision'.
Lumber -M. & T. Smith, Dingle
-
Mortgage Sale -McCaughey & Haase
ate(a
Farms for Sate -W. M.. Gray.
Bankrupt Stock -0. Yeo, Auctioneer.
(-)t) Spring Dresses -A. G. McDouga'd.
_Dissolution of Partnership -Elliott &
Armstrong.
Impoated Stallion, Sir Archy -W.
- -
Fresh Arrivals -New Goods. -Beatty
& Co.
won txpo5itor.
All Official Notitale Publrehed
FRIDAY APRIL. 21, 1871.
Owitte. to an unusual rush of new.
adVertisements at a, late hour before
going to presS, we are compelled, to
leave over much editorial and other
inatter which we have- prepared for
this issue. Next w eek, howeuer, we
will have Richt arrangements made
aS will allow us tot give our usual
amount of reading matter.
The Late‘Session:
evn Friday litst the fourth ses-
iron of the first • Parliament of
the Dbmirtion was closed by His
Excelloney the Governor General.
The session was an unsually short
one, having only lasted forty-nine
d'hys, and, was productive of but lit-
tle legislation. The- Government,
tlircerghout the entire sessione acted
in .& most timid and, cautibus man-
LLEX, apparently:feeling thefr way
step by step as, they went gong.. In- •
deed) it would seem that, in the
absence ef Sit. John A. they were
afraid to, advance faster than at a
snairs pace, lest they should over-
reach, themselves and thereby come
to.grief.
The number of bills which receiv-
ed the sanction of the Governor
G-braetrat mars, fbrty-six. Of. this n um-
ber, theonly one. of iMportance,
• which will, be -likely to .1) e productive
of beneficial resultseite that assint Hat-
ing the- currency, of' theDoniinion.
The remaindera • 'st, without ex-
cept-1one were of tho most dangerous
and objeetionallta character, and,
were =tailed throu.gh the }Rause
entirely by Nine of • numbers, • and
not by force of argument, --:the Ma-
jority voting: f5r them, simplybe-
cause they were Government meas:
ures, and not because they felt WA-
vinaeathey were right
It will be remembered that during
the session of 1870t the Government
introduced what they called the" Na-
tional Policy,l'imposing a duty upon
coal Olou r, grain,sa 1 t and ot h.er articles
iinported into this co ullGry from the
United States. Dr:trine°the present
session, they carried through •the
'rouse a measure repealing •these
duties. T us by their vacillating
mad undecided conduct in this iiast-
allefk they haveit-laic-beda gross in-
Istice and; seri.° us inj u ry,. upon those
capitalists who, under the protection
,afforded there by the YN ational. Pol-
icy" invested heavily in tlie,manufac-
titre of; articles which were to be so
,protectede This, however, made no.
difference to. the Government, so.
long as it enablial, them t6 carry.
• their' ends and retain poweit But
we have no. doubt there LS a day
awning, when they 'wilt. be made to
feel that they cannot thus trifle with
the laws of the country,. and the
pros p Clay of, individuais with i
• puni ty. We ttust that those who
have been so seriously affected
• by this -ridden change, will bear in
- mind who it wae'whe ceased their
misfortune, antl that they will use
their •-utmost exertions to mete out
out to the erring • parties their
just rewarah
The decepti-we manner in which
the Finance Mit-lister introduced the
estimates„in order to eoyer up defi,
oieneies and hide .fromthe public
the real,- financial position of the
Dominion, is- also deserving of the
aevetest condemnation. •Bntato this,
and °then 'beam es which have
been passed, during the session we• -
ahall take occasion to refer at a fu-
tu i e time.
0 •
work muet cone to a standstill,
and tie peoOte of Bruce wit) yet be
without a railway for some time to
come:
_
The Railway By -Law and the
orthern Gravel Road:
• I
notice that the impression
I
ne abroad that, at the Ses-
eeting, held two weeks• ago,
decided to ask the Qbanty
,
il to *platie before the rate -
of the Elounty a Dy -law to
,
raise . a sum of money sufficiently
large to •give the required bonus to
I
the railway, ancl also patches°. the
Nort ern Gravel Road, This is not
the c e. At the meeting referred'
to th re was n6 reeoramendation
made or resolution 'moved which
could possibly hear any such con-
strue on. The) eenclitsion arrived
at by
by res
fair
to ass
ty bo
inend
dition
chase of the Northern, or any other
Gray 1 Road'. Two of. the speakers,
*Mess i. Bishop, and Greenway,. stat-
ed, in the course- of their 'remarks,
• considered it would only
act of justice to purchase this
14 that, in their opinion, the
ay in,which a County bonus
be obtained for the railway
be by making the tum suffi-
large to purchase the gravel
Iso. This is all 'which- was
r done , with regard t� the
1 Road scheme at the meeting.
ven supposing this meeting
• had r commended such al scheme, it
- could not now be- carriedi outtas the
'meal g of the, Obuncit is called for
a spe ific purpose,andthat purpose
is to ubmit al By-law to the rate-
payer to grant ail: by way of bonus
•to th 'Railway: This being Ale
;case, co other fresiness can be trans-
-.acted at that 'meeting, consequently
it wili be impossible to. hitch . the
Grav 3. Road scheme to the Railway
sche e, even if the Council so de-
sired. It is, therefore, unneceesary
to w ste time discussing a measure
whic cannot be brought forward..
If it •e agreed by the County Oaun-
cil--- nd We have little doubt bid it
will to place the Railway By-law
befor the ratepayers', it will have
to res upon its own merits, entirely.
lune° fleeted, with any side issue or
forei n scheme, and we- sincerely
twatthat it will receiare- that clue
consi eratibm fromt the intelligent
ratep ,em of the-.Cbunty to. whi ell it
ts JCS 17 entitled..
- . ..,
Th t a COunty Bonus, eithertby
itself or connected with the G - awe].
Road scherat„ will carry, we tir ery
much cfoubtaancl we have al,wFtys
held nd still hold, that it would be
only asting time to try the e peri -
Merit Hbwever, what. ha a een
done annot be undone, and wer, can
only ope•that our fears may prove
•grou dless.
has g
forth
it was
Cour
payer
NEWS OF TH
Mr. B. beviin, t
Irish BarriSter of M
ing off the whole o
that city, ith• a vie
to New ori, whe
taking up 1fure
generally s rni&1 t
elected to_ •ess.
favorite w th the Irish
and possess d ef consi
he will dot btfess be
prominent • politician
bouring R public bef
The Me tree' Wt
corresponcldnt I tele
McDougall pr
pointed Cont,saione
dian tribes an the Do
same paper says tha
will not rettlurn to Ca
:a Canadian st4tesma
ing wiiL be appointe
hat meeting was, as expressed Ai chdeaconMcLea
lution, that the NtIOSt just and arrived at tttt wa on S
ay to raiSe tie sum revived and preached ib that c't
st the railway was by a Coun- The edifice in whic
use There was no .NeCOM" was crowded to exce
titan- to the efffict that an ad- A number 6f man
stem be asked far the pur- • • d m Pai
ne, and
d in ort
jointhe
are becom
h meats
erved me
A well
ERIK.
hc cel'ebrateci
ntreal, is sell
is _effects in
to removing
ebeintends
is
nds
.bode. i
a4 he wilt be
eing a great
• Americans,
e able ability,
eard of as a
ii the neign-
✓ long..
e4°il.talLa
sthat .
b bly be ttP-
of all' the In -
inion. The
lLord Lisgar
a a, but tiika:p
o high sincl-
in his stead.
f Mainteba,
• turday last,
on Suedety.-
he officiated
II!
1
ueen arrest
the Cbmni
tories clos
workmen t
Provisions
price of fre
ed, and pre
obtain now.
that
be an
road,
only
could
'wont
cientl
road
said
G ray
But,
10011.11..12112M0011'
TAB County Council of the Count
by of Bruce, .t a recent meeting,
called for, the purpese of taking into
consideration the propriety of exten-
• ding time to the Wellington, €4 -rep
a nd Bruce Railway Cotn-pauy, sepaa
rated without taking any action on.
the matter. It is stated that if a
motion had:been made for extension,
itworld have been voted down hy
two .to one. It will be impossible.
for the Company to have their% road
eonstructed to the County in time to
obtain the bonus, SO that if the•
(:,`ounty Council do not deal; more
leniently towards the Comitatly.the:
Q
T IsE•BY-Law -to grant a bonus of.
$100 0001 to. the. London, Huron
and Brace Railiwayby the Cilty of
London,„ was first. publiqtred in the
papers of that city on the 17th
inst.,. and will be -voted 'on bi the
peop e on the 15th of May:
1
Mn. MACKENZIE, the leader cf -5he
Opp salon in the-Dominiont P
men ,, d&ivere& a most able an1 ex -
haus ive• address to. the- peep e of
Kin ston„ a few evenings ago So
gree an effeot has:his remarks had
,upo -the, people- of that ancient
city, that. it is cleemednecessarY by
the upportene of' Sin John A. to
get p a counter demonstration so
that that gentleman and some of his
frie ds may have an opportun'ty( of
addressing themselves to the task, of
attempting to dealt aevatesome
the. impressions which 1 Mr. Mac-
•kenz e's arguments left behind, him,.
E FIGHTING about Paris is still
on. The Com munist instil gents
hold possession of the city are
ng a desperate restarace, to
whi h they seem to be olierved by
dbap ir. But the struggle ,eail hardly
con nue much longer. The- forces
of iiije.VersaiIIes Governlrnent, nnder
Mar het McMahon closely invest the
city, and it is expeotedlthat before
man days the Revolutionists will
be o lige to capitulate.
can banker has offer
thecoiurnnF in the P
and trans ort it t
Park, Iew York.
a
cturers have
by order of
ir manufac-
to force the
ional Guard
scarce.!The
been doubl-
is difficult to
own
Aineri-
to purchase
e Vendome,
he Central
• Princ-0 t'redeuicla hatles will,
in May leaVe his pos o• commander
iof the- Gel man force i France -for
a visit-. at Iisengen n• Bertha 1
A well own r si 'ent of Sc.
j'acObs, in. he Count f Waterloe,
nained jos ph, Eby, me keeper," was
streick by appolexy on Saturday
• morningtthi 11e in_ as garden, and
by the tim assistan e reached, him
he was'to ncl to be adt
goin
who
mak
• 0
• The largest, cheapest and best selected!
• stock of Boots and. Shoes in Seaforthe
T Coventry's. I
MILT. Canateran'a
Explanatibn.
. The tow of Jack.° , Masa, was
the scene of a terrifi Iai1 storm o
Saturday night lastIhe bail fe 1
fel. 85 minutes, ma.y stones
surjng sixlinches in circumfere
were foun Severe thousand wi
dow light were broken and he t
iron roofin was perforated. Ga
dens, fiel•d , crops and fruit are i
riously da aged ; forest trees ha'e
been strip ed of their foilage a d•
hundred o birds killed• .
No date has yet been fixed for t e
triumphal entry of the German a
reY into 1r1in, butj it is belitev d
that the lo g looked ar event vi 1
occ' r duri' g the m hs of May r
Ju e.
he rep, res of- re
antics in 10dessa h
&Med. .1 The tioiii
days, and was oni.Y.
the point ' f the ba
has been estored,
now quiet
The re oval of
Quebec G vernment
treal Banki tb the M
has raised the stoc
institution from ab
and 142.
The late t 4dvices
in Japan ar still i
vcondition.. ario
p are t
thle Gov r
e Mika b
War stea
dn accol.i
of armed
Waite to
guard of
creased.
sent Nortl
0
11
ious disturit-
been con -
lasted -three
put -down at
et. Order
• the city is
e account of
from the Mon -
+ants' Bank,
f the latter
• 120 to 1411,
te that affairs
very critical
places bands
eatening hos-
mem'. The
has-heeain
-
rs -hav,elb n
t of cliStri b-
a aarliancell r
s murdered,
u wi?e, under
ble attaocity.
11
18
ances there: At Ye
of the third rank
while sleepi.ng with
.eincusaasta ee of h6
n Bad r of the --69th-
ho ha 'peen for some
g ge& ii exploriag the
h Saska c ewan and the
Territo y.lis now in, Ot-
' ives a Most favorable
he cou tiry and its, ea-
ch is miore gratifying
t Dila it is, without
reliable and is
ere hasty su per-
carefal investi-
s of the Valley -
as the garden of
G: Cameton. Esq., M. P., has
info ailed us that on the evening
whe ,the division en the " Indepen-
den e•of Sena te'-"Eill took place, he
pair .d. off with. Wright, of
Ott- wa. ; sot that,. though it would'
hav beerapleasaat tJ have seen his
nam on the right side -,in that di-
visi n, twhich it would have ben if
he had. beenpresent) the Reform
party did not lose a, VOte: by his
abse:ice.—thgnal._
• Lieuten
Rbgiment„
mtJtnths e°
1X'a1loy of'
N�rthvesi
tawa.
account of
pabil. ies, w
fr�mk the.
doub thoroughly
not the.reSult 6f a
ficial glartee but of
gation. [Lie spea
of the Saskatchwan
e
• BUFF LO LIVE STOCK.
hursday, April 18, 1.71.
The receipt of cattle are (suite moder-
ate, being 1711 cars, against 322 cars at
the same time last week The average
ay's receipts were better.'r, but to -
quality of ticke early arrivals was only
fa
Uiider the sti ulus of diminished supply
aIld favorable Iadvices.fromthe New York
maeket, a fir tone prevailed and prices
advanced i to g c. from the extreme de-
pression of last week. ' The attendance
of buyers was not iverraerous, as many
deciders have stock remainiag unsold in
the Eastern 1311arket3,, but holders were
firm and a fail . !amount of trade was ac-
complished:
l MUCH COWS.
Ther
There are very few cows in the, yardk
T
•
a4d the nearket for that class of Weekliee
hardly opened for the week.
HOGS. 1
The entire supply of hogs, exclueive of
t rough consignments, amounts to about
5 0 head, all of which were sold at prices
ranging from 6c. to 61c., accord$ng to
quality.
'
SHEEP. _
5
this conti ent.
The -Lo dim Times correspond'ent
at Sidney. Austral+, writes on the
27th Jim ary,:---Fruit is p7entiful,.
and:the opulation seem to en'ey
..
it. Peach�s are 4d et dozen, gra ea
2d per 1 nectar nes are- ehe. p,
peera,andeapples a e pretty abetat
dant, splendid thetries.arrive from,
Hobart TOwn, and are sold- at 9c1 per
,lb., and II have seen gooseberries
from Vicitoria. as
have see ' it Engle
now bein4 grown o
reached by the railwa,y, tp perfec-
den.
The market is without animatiobsit a
firmer tone prevails and priceater up-
ward. The sales are:
No. Av. Price. No. Av. Vrins.
181unsnO 90 $6.50 1758h'clInd 8 $6--.50,
223 " 88 6.374
For cheap ladies', gents' and chi dren's
Prunella Boots of every descript on, go
to T. Coventry's.
BIRTHS.
MONTG0141ERY.-In Howick, on March
5th, the wife of Mi. Andrew Mont-
goiaery, of a son..
11.A.I114STOGNI.I11- How.icks on, Mara 6th,,
the wife oh Mr. Robert Haimstack of a
,
,Monneass-lin, Howiele, on Marc_
the wife of Mr. Stephen Mord
. daughter, still -born. .
HomatunsoN.-In Howilek, on March
29th, the wife of Mrs, Andrew Horn-
naerson, of a sone
!JAMES. ---In 0-orrie, on April 3 d, the
wife ef Mr. Richard James of a
daughter.
ILtinentacs-In McKillop. onb o bath
bkirk,
'Hoo. -In Mck,illop, on the lritl inst.,
the wife of Mrs Jas.. Hogg, of son.
28th,
, of at
. inst., the wife of Mr. Robt. 11
of a daughter.
The latest styles of Boots and Shoes
of all kinds cheap at T. Coventry s..
MORTGAGE SALE
11DER Power of Sale contain d in a
Mortgage, made by Wm. Mc Elan,
dated 28th March, 1867, default having
been made; the Lands therein me tioned
being in the village of Brucefields in the
County of Huron. containing thr:e-fifths
of an ace, being composed of -par of Lot
31,,in the. 1st Concession of the Town-
ship of Tuckersrnith, East of the °lidos'
Road, and more fully described in said
Mortgage, will be offered! for. sale by
Public Auction, by Chammon.Y1O). Auc-
tioneer, at Dixon's Hotel, Brueefield, on
SATURDA ilk the 20th day ofM4,
D.1871, at 111PO'clock, noon.
There are a good Frame Dwelling-liouse
• and Blacksmith Shop on said. Land, and
situated on the London road, in sid vil-
lage:
Termssanade known on day of le, and.
in the meantime will be made k own. to
intending purchasers by applying to
McCAUGHEY & HOLMES ED,
176-4h. Solicitors for Mortgagee.
THOROUGH -BRED'
l
IMPORTED, STALLION,
"Sir Archy.'
SIR ARCHY, got by Grey E gle, oy
Voodpecker, by Bertrand, dai4 Prim -
rap. Glencoe. Giantess by imp. ilserginviala-
lose, by Post -boy. G. D. Pey one, by
. . .
libh:alniiiii3S:317Viisl:bnelasebeny by hArisellpel ree„ Sir
he best blooded ha-mei:that is
by imp. Dare Devil, Boling]) oke by
Pantaloon, Cedes by King Hero , Fri/Il-
i-case by imp. Dove, Stella by irns . Othel-
lo, by imp. Selma, by Godolph Ara -
to -day in Canada, and his anceitors ars
notedsamong the great horses of Amer --
ea.. For some of the performances of
Jthis horse. See'bills. I
Until recently, the I thorough -bred,
horse was consideresl. only adapted to the•
turf, but the principles...oh breeding, as
is now well established, .assign him a far
nobler sphere. It is now, agne4 that to
attain success in rearing any oLI the doe
mestic animals, the male must be thor-
ough -bred.
To produce the rac , the trotting
horse, the enduring horse-of-Idl-work
and the spirited. roadster and icarriage
.horse, the stallion must be thorough-
#, bred. W, ith this cross, the hesivy farm
mare will produce flan:noble coaeh horse,
the thorough -bred. nthe the racer, and.
the trotting or tsacing mare will yield*
the trotter. Under. thisItheory, I. take
pride in offering: "Sin Asohy 'I, to the
breeders. of horses.in. this secti$ of the
country,. As as stock, getter he is un-
rivallW.;. his stock is noted. fer sound
constitution, for great strengths docility
of,dispOsition, and speed. "Sir Archy"
is seven years old), stands 16k hands,
high, a• beautiful rich bay, with black.
legs, manes and tail, broad* heavy quar-
ters, and_powerfully muscled, combining
an eminent degree the noble and per-
fect horse) Parties having mares, and
who incend. breecli sr,„ will do well to see-
"SirSitArchy" "" will stand for mares,
this season,. 1871, at his own stable, Eg-
monclailles. through tile entire season.
Single les% $8, to be paid at the time of
service ;, the season, $12.; payable at the
last ofithe, season ; to, insure, $15, pay-
able Jan. 1, 1872. Parties bringing
mares from a distance may relyi on hnd-
ing the horse at home through tii.e entire
'season.,
, This horse was imported from the
State. of Kentucky letat--frell, by W. J.
Bailey. from_ the studs. off Messrs. Wells
W,....1.. BAILEY",
11• 3772;rn• . .Egmondville,
Proprietor.
large as any I
d, and they are -
our high lands,
TIErE MARKETS.,
SEAFORT.11,,Apri1 20, 1871i
Wheat, (Valli al bushel, 1:25 to 1.30 -
Wheat (Sin) tY bushel, 1:20 to 140
Barley bushel, I 0:44 to 0:48
Oats ti
0:42 to 0:45
Peas 1,4 buShel„ 0:75 to 0:76
Botter, 111) lb. 0:121 -to 0:15
Effas. 0:11 to 0:11
H c es, to 7,:a0
Sheen Skil*,
Hay, per tOrt,'
Flour, per 100 lbes.
. • -
.( 0 to 1I:50 A large business enables Frank Pal -
7:00 to1Os0) tr idge to give one dozen photographs for
a;50 to 0:00 one delia.r..
Fresh Arrivals! F sesh Arrivals!
BEATTY C MPANY
BEt tc; announce to their friends and the p Oahe, that their Mr. Malt-M.1N-
haw just oetarned from the Eastern Mark t, with one of the choicest Stock*
of New and Seasonable DRY GOODS ever imported into, Seaforth, which, owing
to the enormous redizetion in the price of goods this seaaone they are enabled to
offer at prices which, attest ensure a reasly- sale. They would say that from the
fiat of their etock being all; new, and bought since the
GREAT FALL -.IN .LTY-GOODS,.
and on the very best terms). that they are in
goods at ni;niinum prices_ They are not enc
GOODS, bought at prices THIRTY PER 01
MARKET VALUE. They would. also say tha
EX3d3 an
• most; favorable position to offer
there& with any PILES OF OLD
'NT ABOVE THEIR PRESENT'
they have facilities in buying both
GrocerLes I
possessed by no other House in Seaforth, haying intimate connections with some:
of the largest Wholesale Houses in the Dominion and a thorough knowledge of
-
the Wholesale.Trae.U. They would respectfully invite inspection of their stock,
which:Will be foundsseplete with all the. Nov hies in the Market this Seasons-
Particurar attention is directed to re following linea;
PRINTS DRES GOOFS
,
p.AaR,_A_s
TWELDS, • HOSE
TICKIN
Ds,
Y„ GLOVES,
s,
RENCH D3LAINES, FII/ENCH MERINOS,
-
BLACK LUSTRES, BLACK COBU
GS,. BL A.CK BA.RAT HEAS,„
TABLE CLOTHS, TQWELLINGS,,
Boots and Shoes, and Ready.made
TH.E.IR. GROCERY iltEPARTME:NT
is always well:Supplied with abundance of the best -aril cheapest goods, which.,
will be wld at the mostx asonable pries.
Their LLQUOit -DEPARTMENT is. ell supplied with all the
BEST BRAe. DS1
Give us a call and jud e for yourselves.
TRY OUR 80 -CNi TEA.
BEA TY & COMPANY.
CARIV1ICHAEL'S BUILDINGS,
Main Street, Seaforth, April 20, 1871.
TURNSERRY
AUDITORS' REPORT..
Mr. Janaes: Johnston, Treas-
urer, in account with the
Municipality of Turn -
berry.
RECEIPTS.
18701
To balanae on hand from 1869... $.7;14106
Shop and tavern licence ... 177 71)
Amount from Clergy Re-
serve fund. . l'64, 40.
Amount from non-resident
taxes ... .._ 201 35
Cashfrom Collector ... 4,994 98.
Total • ,.. ...$6,282 49.
EXPENDITURE.
1870:.
By a•mouniassaid for Township
improvements ... $754 99&
amount paid?.salaries ... 335 86
amount paid, charity ... 79 21
amount paid.for printing... 35 37
amount paid. for road al-
lowance to Mr. Fisher... 100 00
amount paid to John Gal-
breath for loss of horse.- 25 00
amount paid. to County,
Treasurer 2,077 23
amount for schools._ .., 2,277 62-i
amount paid to Auditors.- 8 00
• cash on. ._ 539 20
Total... •.. ...$6,282 49
We do hereby certify that we hive ex-
aminecl.the above accounts, with vouch-
ers, and. have found the same correct.
• THOMAS FARROW, tZuditors
THOMAS FORTUNE,.
Turnberry, March 18, 1871. 176-1
• TOWNSHIP NOME..
TRE COURT OF REVISION AND
APPEAL for the Townshiyot Turn-
bertae.will be held at Mr. J. JOHNSTON'S
.HALL, Bluevale, on MONDAY,the 8tht
of May next, at the hour of Ten. o'clock,
a. ra. The Assessment Roll can be seen
at the Clerk's office.
JAMES JOHNSTON,
• Township Clerk.
Turnberry, April 14, 1871. 176-2
176-tf..
ORTGAGE SALE.
11 DER a Power of Sale contained in
a Mortgage, made by William Hat-
ton) of the -Township of Howick,:- in the.
Comity of Huron, Carpenter; and s.igar- •
garet Hatton, his wife, (being .4 party
thereto for the purpose of barring Dower, )•••
Default having been made in the due -
payment thereofs and due notice having:
beenl given to all parties interested. , here
will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTI N, on
MONDAY, THE IT Of MAY, A:D. 1871.
A GOFTON'S HOTEL, Wroxeter,
At 12 o'clock, noon, the following Pro-
pertr, namely, Lot Number Six, on the
boulili side of Queen street, in the village
of Vroxeter, according,to a plan of part
of s id. village, made by A. BAY, Esq.,
J Lj. S., and registered, containing 1 -fifth
of. acre, with valuable buildings thereon -
TERMS made known at Sale -
Dee underPower of sale in the Mortgage.
•BENSON & MEYER,
Solicitors for the Mortgagee.
• &forth April 17, 1871. • 176-2
- NOTICE
JS HEREBY GIVEN to all Parents
and Guardians in the Township. of.
Theltersrnith, who refuse or neglect to
give notice to the Division Registrar- oft
said Township of the Birth of a child).
witilituthirty days from the date of such
bintils that they are liable to a line of.
from one to twenty dollars, with costs.
Alltsuch persons will do well to comply
with, the requirements of this Lew, as the
neaulty will be enforced.
WILLIAM MUIR,
. Division Registrar. am
Tuckersmith, 18th. April, 1871.. 176-tf,. seli
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NOTICE.
e Court of Revision
the Township of Tuckersinith, wifl
ad at the.
illage of Ilarpurhey,
In Dill's Rotel, -
*EDNESDAY, the IOth day of
next), at, the. how of 10 o'clock
for the purpose of examining the
sment,r.oll.and revising the same, if
sarys.
WILLIAM MUIR,
'lltownship Clerks
176 -td.
18,. 187r.
LUMBER !: LUMBER 1
LATH and SHINGLES.
their Mill, one half mile North of
E Undersigneal. have on hand at
AinIeyidiIe, a large •S -tock of Dry Pine
Lu4tber, pert (about 35,000 feet) of which
is ressedllsi and 1-i Flooring. They
hare also on hand
7&000 ft. of Strip Lath
whichis warranted first-claes,
and no,sabis.
Th in•Shingle Machine. start about
the 18tli instant, after which date a'plen-
tifs 1 'supply' oirSHINOTiES will be kept
on.hancL
rompt. attentien.give.n. to orders from
a stances
& T. SMITH.
Aprir12, Ia71. 176-tf.
H • USE AND LOT FOR SALE.
subscriber) offers for. sale the
House and Lot on William Street,
ne t lo Mr Williamson'e. Will be sold*.
che ps For Ra.rtieulers-- apply on the
.91.4mises.
li.713etfis
IV: ELLIOTT.
eult.fail to call at Frank Paltridge'ss,
get one dozen photographs of ysAstss *
_
Aisra
d :ad
•
iiiv tng the p
• Simmer stack o -
he has secured soi
goods, whichk win b'
the most economico
As all the goods
profit, no reduction!
-being all marked -in
, sure that TIO more t
and it would be wel
GOODS ARE NOT ell)
The stock in the
well maintained.
Gre
Jeans,
Bi
Call and
Bleached and
Union do., Dr
Extra valtie Bro
• Particular care h
.riEms AND MIL
IN
Lustres, Black and
Crape Cloth,
Checke
• SILKS,
Enqui
The MILLINE
the charge of a
tractive, showing
si le prices.
A
Flowers, Ribbons,
A lot of SIIAK
t one.
Cloth, VeIvetee
(lesions.
The FRINGED
Jackets.
A job lot of SI.
value.
11-01T
Lace an Mus
imasks. Daina„-
IStrai)kins, Antimac-
10110d and Bort
Alhanibra, an
Table Oil Cloths,
A good stock *0'
,MERFS, M
TWEE
ersi
READY-
sviT
C othing 'made to
Colored and W
ool and Merin
S rt -fronts, Brae
one Tie, - Sca
Caps, &c.
"°-
PARASOLS?
lars, Embroider d
fants' Waists a
uttons, Tassels,
port and Valenci
, A lot of HOOT
hirer giving up bu
BO
a good asortnen
„is kept supplied
ebrapare favorab
ttle TEAS,L—they.
Take a note of*t
"Brita