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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-08-25, Page 8• -e • THE HURON EXPOSITOR poen txpoit9. DISTRICT MATTER . 'Agricultural Shows and Fairs. The TownShip of Hay Agrictdtatal Society' Fall -8how will be held at Zurich, on Tuesday, th fith of October. • The South. Huron Agricultural Society's Fall -Show will be held at Scaforth, - on Thartala and :Friday, 2Ist and 22nd September. _ - • :The North Riding of Huron AgrictilturalSoc'ety's all Show will be held at Clinton, on TuesdaY and -Wednesday, the loth an1.20bh.davs of Septet; bor. The iStephen and .Usboriie Agricultural Soc Fall Show will bo held itt Exeter, on Mouda. And "Tuesday, the tInd, and Srd days of October. • The Fail Show of the Howick, 'Branch. Ag titrul Soctty will be held at Gerrie, on Wedire. day; Oct 4 The Central Fair will be hold at Harn.i4cn, on the 4th 5th and ath of October. The Western Fab: will be held at London, from the 2Gth to the 99th of September. The Provincial Exhibition wil•I be hd aK elt o:u s. tore on the 250i to the SOth of September. The North Perth Agricultund Society's Fall wilil be held at Stratford, on the 5th and 6t1h of Oetober. The South Perth Agricultural Society's Show -will be held at St. Marys, on the ea and 4th o Oc- tober. The Hibbert Drench Agricultural SoeieW Pan Fair be held at Stella, on lOth October. • SEAFORTH FALL RACES. $1,000: in 'runners. The Fall Meetiug of the Seaforth Driv- iii Park. Association takes place on Monday and Tuesday, lltb, and 1 2t1i Septeraber. $1,000 in purses will b. of- fered for competition.- Some of the est horses in the Province are expected t be in attendance, and a copple of days' are „sport may he anticipated. A 'fun lis- of • particulars- will b.e given next week. Bro. -Mr. John Collins, of SeafortIn 'brought to our office a day ortwo ago, a monster beet, whichmeasure,d 19 hales in length, and 11 incheseirtumferenee. This beet wan grown in the garden( of Mr. Kennedy, hotel keeper, Michell WEST WAWANOsIT. -7- In compliitnee with a requisition from the ratepayers, the 'few-RS:hip Council of West Wawa. tioh agreed at their last meeting to sub- unit a By-law to the ratepayers, granting the suntof $1,800- by wry' of bones to aid in the construction of the Sot diem extension of the Wellington, (reand Bruce Railway. - Senn -The pan in the INferchantt Block, width we mentioned_ last week a being, damaeedehas been repaired,'aan the works a agatu in full operation. The'dernand for salt. at the present time is very light, and a large stockof barrels 7 -is being. piled up -outside at each of the works in this place, awaiting sale. • s 1 ponies, r riS al choose. his I decide for ' or they ea," go ' 'Grey, Al rris have done. PERSON1 th was the ;flint . 'County of ur at Iiiihnolyn, erend Fabler, • white as sr. ow, and appears. st vigor whi h years ago. -Rev. Fat and 'debt Wn ' On t. , is ex Fines Father - Iti4lite I other Dartag on the Side of the ro from the 111 111. • By with +lel lumber, he horse, and nas thro wagenntie f ont wl him 1111,ol1 the left si ribs over the region was then di 3 ged a a tort _ revolt-ing w 4 =, el, an( fin the ground. • ssist, nee ly on the spe t-, but he'w The bloW on tihe breast n him instantl ,. His broken, niii1t •tar bet Miele. can es this his side, e 1 eeived slight senate on Fadzean ,lis s ) ken who knew h n. as i n I spectable ma , and ins deathii, vi I be tad bow and helpless 1hi1dreii of three. ' II e A*4.2 aged abo years. -,' The horses be from the niKtn per on near the SCL'DC of tlici ace caught on Al In st,rtsit, o non it Co s li, rdware 8t01 d, .a out fifty cote ing in c lost his hold 1 n n front o el of which a le, sIflJShiJlg i 1 his of the heart. He Stance 1, the !ly left lyihg on vas immee iatp- s quite ' teat ust have •11 d rig it leg_ wa. also ten the knee al d and the bruid s n no ' tjuries exeept a is ace. Mr. -1 Me - i b every p rson 1 thistrious ,re. *fully su Iden o his poor Wife -hem ther are it thitty- little ame den che31 otl the w ttion o dent, and vere. pesite Ro tertt i -anis itact f the the ruck • CR1CICIPT.- A rete the Brim fieh and B will be polye 1 at Br day next. - 'ickets t o'clock A M etch beb 1 cricket! eld, on S. pitched BASE BLL -In .sp-aki. (1' of bas ball matter, the on( ton erl dr ,rtiser of ues; .day lett says:---" Retur t matches bY the Athletics, with Se for h and Gue phl will be , play d shor 13- ,Seaforth tro bablytnext ek, Chi ph the week fol lowing.?' w extend h ,arty web )m to the Londm base b iler and lies lea for them m the pa t o our boy, Warm and ger emus re epti rt. • 1 • toe» -luba t 1 tnti; A 6i0OD; from the nnin nosh COuncil, ville, of Luck pointment of 1 in plae cf th congrat date nosh up, n the the eel -Vices o well qualified tient asiAir. 0 i liAILW.1 Y v-Lews. The AInn4 pol Councils f Clinton, and Hullett hive Landon, Ifur n and lBruee Railw ay. I passed re olu ions to aubnidt their 'y - laws to th ra epayers or bonuses to the The Coun il o East Wr wanosh propose fit of bomi t ea h of the contending cc m- 1 snlimitt nr By laws for an equal amo int owing the ratepayers to her 'selves which they pref r ; nt bonuses to each if t ey s what the Oonneils of and Tornberry' sho rid 1 PPOINTA EN' , - We 1 Arn ites of he West WI ••wit - that ?Ir. fames So ner- low,' ha , received the ap- 'lerk of -liat jflIUhIicipa•ity, tate Jame Seat. We epeople of Weet W wa- r:good fciriine in secu dog a gentleinan, so emine thy o fill so reportrutt a osi- merville is.. FLAN Mune-The Seaforth flax mill is now in working order. The work of threshing the flax was commenced on Saturday last, and is being vigitrously prosecuted. Large onautities are con- stantly being brought in from the coun- try. All that have grown- it this year express themselves well satisfied with the result, and the prospect is that a much larger breadth will be sentit next year. DOEN D KATT-L. We regret to lerirn that )Ir. Robert Guthrie, of George- town, died suddenly athis residence in that village on the morning of Tuesday last, of Canadian Cholera. Mr. Guthrie was well known in Seafor-th, having re- sided here for several years previous to his removal to Georgetown; Ile was universally esteemed and respeettd by a' large civetu of friends in this totality, and his sudden demise will be much _regretted by all. FATAL _A coif:tie-tn.-A young lad, aged. about seven years, son of Mn. Robert McLarea, of the London Road, Tuekersreith, met with an aceident 1)11 'Thursday, the 11ti iiisb., which resulted in Ins death a few e hours afterwards: The boy had occaeiou to go into the stable, wheu by some means he got milder the feet of a two year old colt -which was in the stable, arid which trampled Upon rend injuredliim So severe- ly that he (lied in :Liana five hours after lie was diecoyered and reeetted. • CROPS\ IN E Rut. - -The Stiatford tBee rote with that °tiara eteristie- I ter - prise, OR thc part of the publielier, whielt has made it not only olio of the best but also oue of the, emet profitable local papers in Ontario, published hist week a fell report from the various townships in. the couuty, of the result of I the crops. From this report we are 1 glad to learn that in Perth, as in oun OW11 County, a bountiful harvest has been reaped, and the prospects for a (rood ?ilrphys Rev. Father Snyder, ho 'atholic _Missionary to iflio n, condoeted the sorvi •es last Sundayt Tho v- lthough his lochs are as seemed hale and, hear y, 11 to possess inueh of t e lanacterieed him • thi ty ter Murphy, of Seafeeth - at pr int in Londdn, home Lext week. it v. el is acing in Fat or dui-ing I is absence. Bdv. is the officiating curate. Hoer ts: Aoat are cowmen On Saturday Hay, retutried William St rue rived, and on audFishttr, texiberry, c -Old Country tohri t nee to return': hem o. ast Mralliugh Lone, lof and on Monday, r. ran, _of ickersmith, ar- uesday lessrs. Mason of 1 uekerenn t, and Mr. f Irucefield, !passed tbrou beta on' tneir way .hon e. ' ttir. LO brought with h eight -ery fine shee two coney loge, and two genitive Scot -tethers. Mess's. Mason and Fish had severt1 ery nine horees. T1 enterprise 1 those gentler neirin their e • fleas -ors tto im noye the stock of_ t,1• country ts oos einntnem able, and wi we trust,. e duly appreciated arid r es e .s. Love thest tern Se favor possessed of tool necess r - to enable him to earn an limiest liveli 1 od, s•hould he feel inclined to do 150; be 01 ceived the necessity of making sundeir important additions to . his wardrobe. Vith this object in view he paid a tlyi v clothes line in . the western oa •t of ' the iso 0 village, and took therefron pi:irtof e pantaloons ,and other article it wearing apparel which had been left oi -the line over nigbt to dry. Upon b :it g arrested he; told where all the - stol • ill property could be found, and . was 'ccordingly al taken to Seaforth on Tuesth y night, in p :charge of a constable, to . hit out hit various 'hiding placen whic he readily did, and. the inissiog Artie es have all been tecoveted. fie was onveved to Goderich me Wednesday,- . nd will no doubt be required to spend 'few years serving his country in the I? !P. , ere he again be allowed to frooly ro M at la -roe 0 -- . It is almost a miracle, that he healing - had not °aught fire, as the s Minaret hOd, placed • the candle upon a 'tench im t mediately under a board 'Shen, the bottom of which was blackened and. charred by : :the blaze of the candle. T 1 evening, . however, was • very warm, at d the room close, causing the candle to 1 telt away ' so rapidly' thOtethe blaze get 3. t (if il•jet,e,edli of the shelf before it beca : Had this shelf caught fire, it s difficult to say, what the resnit Woul ave been: - Since the above wan :p. type . we team that Carter escaped from the -.con- stable, on the way to Goderk 1, and has not einee been heard of. - • Exeter. . principa discussion is the Railroad. " on the By -Law in theTownsl i hen, came off On Saturday 1ii was carried by a- majority of • votiug auainst it. Had the it taken pace, at such inoppo eon of the year for the farming ng the majority 'would have 113 larger. The abevemajority was ly and .spontaneonely voted, N slightest eanyaseing, solietati, portunin& and. is another goo4 of the confidence the yeoman southern part of this County 1 ' London,Huronand Bruce Rai Township of Hay, will -subm Law immediately, which will b by a larger majerity than in ship of letephent and. no doubt success NVItl. attend to the Lond and Bruce Railway through et cipality which it pawn or a 'until it, reaches its Northern It is generallyamderstood her ilifidelity toyer -tit this Itti•ad in by a municipal dignitary has b by " considerations." -t-0031. ACCIE AT. -A _lamentable happened to a little boy b.etwee three year e old, son of Mr. .An --Connell, of • Usborne: on Satu which resulted fatally, thong medinal aid thatwas possible w ed. It Appears that he was or fields where there had been fire i and that the fite had run ni ground for some (listanc•e, and N in Vitale, *lion the grass under feet suddenly gave away, caush fail on his halide. and, before fellow could get out off the tiro and feet were literally- roasted. condition he walked some ditta only lived aboot forty hours. e • topic of IC voting ) of Step - •t, which 0,, only 11 hug not tune sea- ommuni en much ch the n or im- criteritt Y of the •%e in the vay. The its By - • carried e Town - he, sante n, mon muni - mach es, that the he North li caused amide] t • -VW-0 and how Mc - lay last, all the • rendei ' in the stumps., der the as quite us bare ,g him to he little is hands In this We: He FATAL A eel D P,Str. .--.4. very el ver little boy, seven years old, eon of M . Robert McLaren, of Tuckelninitle near 1 todgere inn, received such injuries la t week l rom a 2 yeat old colt, that he p ily lived few hours It is supposed tha ' he went nto the. stall where the colt _wa,,, to look or eggs; and that the, colt tram )led. him thdenits feet. He ultimately 2 Wanted is sisters attention by Cuing f ' r help, lot whenfound lie had just got en- away rom the colt, and Was all bru ses and. Crotches, and was just able to ay that he colt had done it. . BUSH FIRES. — In ' the Township of Stephen, brush fires areraging dr adfully, xteiulling for mke iand. in a fir, places urning very valuable timber. The ound kif falling trees can be heard con - barony. The . Canada, Company lands 1 some _places' are getting th • timber er burnt up, -but no pe son has ite slighteet sympathy for the :Canada Company, even if they ,got every tree hey own in the Huron tract bli:nt up, $ by theirhigh prices. they halve been 1 this County. - is trtuin u en tal retarding the in, iculhert 1 del evooee lent of some of the b1 st lands ; warded.. A speak in th Ito the •eld. mrst hcait1y, Ileme impre sed i tbeln in his mit velahd, heat he is strew --13= of the °Olio i that be Iwould like 1 ! return and spend:the rei -minder of li 1 day e amon rt t re hills t.nd • heather ( 1 1 auld Seetia. e arl Ir. Stet an, howeve 1 whose travc IS 1 'Ore moat y confined 1 Engl.= a, i ettu 14s still . nore satisfie 1 and contented 1 -ith the land of hie allot 'end- Stoneinz is of their v. -is they enjoy ably was M . gs as he found 11 laa d, whichti year's business are mob encouraging. Ennonneno MEER. Wirt ne-The Mon- t 'treat Teleerapli Company are exteedini, their wires to Brucefield and Hayfield'. : A gang of men are now engaged in set- ting the poles and suspending the wires : between Sealer th and these places. As noon as this work is compldted, offices will be opened at each of the above named I -Mao -us. • Tit is will a fford the people of • Brucefield and: Bay field tacirities of which they axe nauth in need, aml will no doubt prove remunera- tive to the Company. CANA u.A. 1.'11.11:81;YTEUIA C'tromerre--- The _Rev. nald, of Elora, formerly- of • Clinton, preached • in the (noutda, Presbyterial" Cliurch, Seaforth, on Sabbath morning last, to a very large congregation. • Mr. AleDoriald is an ex- ceedingly polished and. 'fluent speaker. and delivered an able discourse. The _Ley. _Mr. .tfeDiarmid pi -cached in the :5anie church in the evening, Mr. (;oldsmith, pastor of the Congregation., -was At \t"ruxeter, whine he occupied the Bi OW pulpit, who is at present en a visit to the old. country for the benefit of his health. hon. He t nobs that the Canadians ar nero, way ale. d.of•their btrethree acre- „=? tire seat e nee ally in titer way agricul tural La, hieery and their. mod of farming,. 11011BEllY. -0 w ork shop in. cc &-lVillis! ot - en into, and a c tools of the vorl sonic. of the m Tuestlatt nm standing Wide 'a ten, the- tbols- gone, an the remains of t toilets, Janine burnin upon one t tie work-11tenehes. Th door bad been r ried open!, with a, • trine stick, and ' ,severt Innaiks Item the She are visible eirh it. atutpicidn a, ouce rest 0 1 'MORRIS COUNCIL MEET LNG, -T •••••••••• assonima i••••• ,••••41 mi. • • NI • • • • • • -•••••••••mwesaa...eganweemstrwaro•••• Zurich, Several lit:mina havo been burn- ed, an we are informed cansiderable damag has been done to crops on the 0 -round one farmer, in partiendar, hav- ing a go field of wheat burned. Wroxeter. BASE BALL .-A match was played. at Listow 11 on Monday, the .1 4th. :instant, betwee the Liatowell Club and the•Shoo Fly .0h b of Wroiceter, the result being a victo y for the tormer Club by one run and an inning to spare. The following is the s .ore : LL roWELL. • WROXETER. R. Samuel Kidd, John I ticking ...6 Wm. homson, ...6 John T James 4reenwood,4 D. Bar our. .. . . ..5 Milian Kidd, .. ..6 George Clime, ....7 Cha. Livingstone.8 11. W. lon oy,......5 l' J. E Dc cid, ......5 J. Dotib e:leo,....3 W. lack, ... .. -1 W. auliti, 7 D. ll Wilson,....4 A. 1. er.). 8 R. 0 Dr lton, 8 .T. J a 'keen . 3 Total, 51 • Tetal, 50 Geer( e T. Brown, Esq, of Winghani, eted • Umpire, and. gave geoeral satis- ction. CliAL teetnn.--Mr. Dalt n, Secretary of the Vroxeter- Ohio, it: eiefed- a tele (Tram fre Lueknow yester lot; challen mg the Flies. to. a ga le with the Iniekno Club, but it is n t yet knoten whether the match will co e off. I Mr. Robert Alilln purchased a Guelph. d say that Wroxe er is A th•o- Instruments sold i 1 this place, s.n.-Jrulgtng by t to number of and Messrs. Dope et- Doherty instead comthunit3 . Mr. 0.' A. in the same_ lin far • 13ell of agent for .R. S. Williams, of splendidlinstrument from Mr. Depew the other date an ()roan, which is pronounced by competent jiidges te be a lirst-class instrume te lb was sold' for $180 we believe. Musn Musical we shou roughly Powell i. Toronto, also aet . ,. Carronbrool. . •1 LOCA Li ,VAIFS.-Thepeopt .0i, this place held the' 14th instant as thei r pu blietholi- day... 'Ploy were • wafted, tee morniing i special t . Gederich, w:here, they :spent the day. At 12 dinner Was terved up on the greeni• after which they s tent the test of the da' in boating and ot ret pleasant amuseme ts, and returned' ter evening special atti, when it was found. that the, joys of th day had been. ple santly mar -- i red by some parties being fa ally wound- ed by Cupid's (hits. -The lichilin Estate has changed hands., The tweeter)). part was purchased by Mr. • : John Kidd for $5000. Mr. K iddintends. erecting a grist mill right i away. The Eaeterri poitiori passed into the hands Of mit worthy friend • MU; T. King,' for $1 900.—A • 'M. Ross, BlaCkemith, of this pia:pet-is create ' . , ing quite a seneation in his 'line:Ha busi- ness. 1161.pioves him -self to be One of the hit class Workmen of the Province'. All jo parties wh,• have damaged oil citlar tants, take thee , •. to hi shop *lie e; they aro made as giode as new. ' Fee. a Sample of his work see •cireular saw .in I idd's Mill.• e -Our enterprising towns•nian, (t. Ambler, is. enlarging his shop, and, ha S engaged. some firsteti:ase Workmen.. ,. H is - bound to -make itia .No. 1 _Harness a ltop.--ehn- inenee quantities of taneberk- leave 'been sliioped, this seaSon to Butrah , from . (me Station, by. X. Carpenter., -t- It Green's 'Brass Band will attend :prom thy to . all. 'orders f to in, Pi c -n i C, Exeu rein] ,• r-isid - ti their partes.-dPartioe who 113,i'e to dtspose .of stave boltS or to purehase bar els, should apply at Anderson's Stave Fa •tory. We would call the attention •of Salt •Mer. - chants to - thinellarveating ii. nearly finished. Theee it great 'seen)). yet wittet. nos Pte making great dee-trim ti ni in the swamps ant fields, tome path is hav-e had to Move thtir stacks of . hay t n 1 grain, and to plough around their tie d • Ronennt -Two men appli st at the residence o Air. John Aiken , -who ro- on th Huron Read, alio a•nule aouth of Ctrronbrook, on Fr d 'night last, for le lgings, which”' the received. They slept rp-stairs with the 1 ired man, Mr. urp in the mor ring, ',tin Alurphy gob trii before -the sto arescre, and when they got up and were dreeeing he became suspicious that (3m, of theiti 'bad his socks on,- and on goinr no -stairs to see, foen 1 a pair of pants belonging to one of them hedging where pair of his own used to. hang: Sho tly after, when one of • the men was in the act of was hit met f, Murphy saw his pants on him. um er a pair of his eosin and he immediatel charged him with the theft The Man lo iked, and•pretende 1 he had made a mistake, and Wanted to 'give the Mor- pants up, ut Mr. Aikent red they would. has to stay until a constable . Mr. Ailcens then thut the told them to sit down to: ut they declined. The man len pants on then asked for 'eh was given bin a When burden he had drat k it, he sudelen13 Snatched. n„ toe his hat, jOrl ed the door open and sket tbre Bo_ (la/idled. Mr.•Aikens and _ till , Alurphy , Tou4g • took after him, but him. ii •the tog, hip was largely' represented- at the . .1,. 1 11 eEting; and we are informed. that a i 1 ' .Inely and excitine discussion too t. place. t P the London Board of Directors vas re- 2 t p .eseRted by Mr. Williams • a Id Mr. (`.1` 't Ilock 1 stl t • ' 1'1 • ris Council, held -a special mecti cnt Wednesday last, to :take into c'illt"- tle gr) gons - ;, ; - .8 ntion the Propriety of submitti re a 13y- - ""s' and tw for a sectional bonus to the Limdon Lbreakfast, 1 1 oatle by the Central Lento. • A ter due viith, tlhe St( eliberatimi, the Council eouchu • 1 tl • t i would be, unwise to attempt to . t le ratepayers of their . Towha heavily, and refused to eubmit 1 W, The Wes:turn section of th • 1 Alonday‘ night last, th 'mention with Aleintyy • la Shoe 6tore, waslent- nsiderable number of th Men carried oft. Whe came to the shop o r, they faund the doo ml he 11[14 not been heard of si»ee. there 'IS V3 intent $6 50. moo ee in the ockets of t purse he took as ety. The ther man ( id not try tc, run off, rend els taken b •fore a Magistrate oil atiir- ay, and. se itenced to two menths in ed upon al,teave Mg shoemaker 'name 3 Zichard Carter, Aetter knoWen mon the craft- as " It tukey Dlek,'1, who bit been sten trawling arouffil cUring th 1, previous day, and- who eoul -i. net b found in the Village on Tudsda ' morning , o la city. they thrc sten to ••e their exe,rtions in the townshi ) to de - at the. AVelliegten, Grey am, Bruce y -law. It would have been mi ch -bet - 11 11 f - t n had they cornet to this eenclu be; d . fr re they clanged the route. • H td they g d me so, :they would have stood a very d : g net chance of defeatieg the Wel ington, 6 I Grey and Bruce By-lawe, in both Morris c e Grey. Their chantes non • howt e -er, arc:exceedingly slim. . Telegrams were at once disp ttebed, t Clinton, Mitehell, and, other places, t ascertain whether or • not he -bad mad his a, i tett-into: i either of the te places An answer Inas ma received I -from the ( 'hid constaltle. alt Clinton, stating that Carter Nr2 S I the e: •Two of 'rile men whose tools had leen taken, immediately started to Ctinte 1, where they confront- ed the thilef. 1-110 at first denied all nowledge o • the theft, but upon being •ather foreib ly 'messed., owned up to the rad -been licit en and also tole of other barge and trtted where the articles Aides twl ich he had sto en the same vening in th lt vil go. ! He was at once 'nested, trieAl. an 1 sentencki t cenunit- 1 al to await his t ial before! the County ridge. On II les( ay toren( on an apron elonging to (Inc: f the mini, and some f the toolsi wiere 0111111 111 tile common in car of Kin x'i H tel, secreted behind a ugh, where i o d ubt, he had retired to isurely e..ani Me Ihis booty, and finding tat he had More than was really mu:e- ery to coMpliete lt first-class ',' kit," he died them fiver took with hint the /ticks regent:it, and left the remainder ellincl, with a y ew to ieturning for em some Aber e ay when he ag,ain 1) a0- • " hard up," Hayti:to become k MELANcIlot.): AND Iteren At:crane:gr.-- A Melancholy aCcident occau-red fit Sea- e forth, on Wednesday eyening taut. by 1 -which a farmer of the mune of William • a Meltatizean, of the township of Grey, near 8Valton, was instantly killed Mr. r 3 le k adman came to town, on AN ednesday, t -with a. load of hay, and after disposing j •of his load, droi'e his horses -a very . b spirited team --to Shearson & ( 's. o -to. get some flour. After ge,tting the r flour into his wagon, he took hold of the b horses by the head for the purpose • of le leading them round off the platform at ti the mill door. When he got them about s half turned round, they took fright, and et becoming unmanageable ran away._ _Poor a McFadzean held on to the nigh horse's b bridle for a considerable distance. until th )ie was dashed against a pile of hunber j ea • Goino no, LnevE.--As will 1 e see b advertisement elsewhere, the a,rtner . - THE Sim' Senooa.---Th School hos 1 (ten truly coiled el of the Chu" b. it takes up while yet i untainted, a that teltich :tide, lair() ri Cent, hilt el Kippeti. A_MUST 25, 1871_ ers. The afternoon was spent in sin, ing, swinging, speaking. &c. Tw ) choirs wore 0n the ground, one under the direction of Mr. Themes Whitemar • the other led in splendid style by Al Eacret with his cornopeari. Both ger tlemen deserve especial praise for th manner in NV nich they contributed t) the entertainment of the andiene Rev. Mr. Bennett, Wesleyan Ministe aud Rev. Mr. Chambers, of 'William were called to the platform by Mi Eakin. • Mr. Bennett gave an instructiv address, in his usual clever style, o what constitutes a man. He showed that he who promotee virtue is greate • than they Whom the world calls ileroes He was followed by Rev. Mr. Chambers who, after some linmorous remarks showed the power of association on th mind and gave much useful general in StructiOn to Ziabbath School teachers Alter votes of thanks were tendered tt the speakers, the choirs and the ladies the throug dispersed.-Goto . Bluevale. It is my melancholy duty this wee to send you a record of se-veral accident which have (rearmed in this -vicinity late- ly. To begin d On Friday last, Air. S. Vanstone, or Morris, had his lian(1. severe- ly cut while helping Mr.- • Robertson to thrash, by the falling of the poles. from the scaffold of the barn. - RUNAWAY. -On Sunday evening the 13th, the horses of Mr. George Cassmoro ran away, • and pitched from the light wagon the wife of Mr. Cassmore, and har mother an aged woman, a Mrs Carroll. The old -woman wat\e severely injured in the back, and one of her wrists was dis- located and badly broken. i She lies in • a very precarious ttate. •Mrs. C. was not so badly hurt, her elbow joint only being ditlecated. F,ATAL ACCIDENT. -Between 5 and 6 o'clock on Wednesday evening the 16th instant, Mary Jane eldest daughter of John Gardner, aged '13, met with a fatal accident. • Her father had. sent her to the field to bring the horses to water, and there is no doubt that while she evas bringing them thither, one of the horses or colts kicked her ; for ivhen she was found, a short time after, by Edward Lindall, she was lying On the road -with three large cuts in her head, and a pont -hen of her brains protruding out from the same. • She was carried home arid nedical aid immediately sent for, but f no avail, the poor little girl died about r o'clock the same night. Her funeral, hich took place on the following Fricuty, as followed by a large concourse of riends and neighbors. • The sorrowing i arents have the sympathy of the whore oighborhood. • Teenuents' ASSOCLATION.-A ID achers ' 1 esociation was organized in this village en Saturday last for mutual benefit and iinprovement. 'Quite a number of Teach- • ers were present, who -appeared .to take a deep intereet in the work. We hope 1-= rat those Teachers in the vicinity. who ttere not at the last meeting, will make it convenient to attend the next, which Will be held at the school hots°, blue- , vele, on Saturday afternoon next at 1 P. el We are confident that the Associa- tion will be of great benefit to the Teach- ers if it is only conducted in A proper mermen . - PA STO1:AL B. ESIGNATION. -It is 'Witll regret we learn that the Rev. JamoS I ilastie, printer of the Presbyterian Con- gtegations of Bluevale and • Wingbam, has tendered his reeig-nation to the Pres- bytery of Huron, and that it has been accepted. The Rev.- gentlemen for seine months past has •been m very poor health, which has been the principal reason for resignino his charge. During the live years Mr. ing has been among uS, be has won for himself the highest esteem from all classes and denomina tions. 1 understand he haa teceived a he will remoye shortly. The best wishes ca, 1 from the Canada Presbyterian Church of the town of Prescott, whither of Urn whole community go ',yid' him and his esteemed lady to their new place of abode.• . 1 1 • 0110i5s..-The farmers who have thresh - 80' far are wet: 'satisfied with the yeild Fall wheat will average about larger vote here than at first was ex - i th rty bushels. toerricete-Me. Whitehead will get a petted: Since hie nomination by the. Convention at • Myth. his aetions in the Ilouse hove 13een more thoronahly ttudied. than before, rand as a coneequ- terce, he stands higher with the electors. There • are eight hundred. and seventy- five Parhamentaey votes on the list. ' . et=111% Jinn; Mer).--Iteive children, of tin. Emily of the 3 •Z ev. Mr. Hulbert, have veity strange actions for the last two months and hie opinion of the people ot _ the township is pretty coolly divided as to the disease. Some think they have 1 th hydrephobia. while others think they ha e not.. The medical. -aoeutlemen hold th latter opioion. Wh:en the ripen ern on npon them they become perfectly - . • 1 de ,1 (1, the eyelitle cover the eye complete - 1y aird ere as stiff as irma neverthelese, tin y can -walk and go through the most - critical places as well as though they • cc uld screed- They ill jinni) Upon the bed. on hands ftml feet,. and yelp Eke a dog, take a pillow in . their months jump (been arid run under the table and lie (lawn on it, all of which manontvren will he the very counterpart of the actions of the dog, yet they get no worse. We believe that Mr.- Hulbert sent two of them co Toronto to get the opirnon of indlicel gentlemen there: Sabbath 'I e nureer3- _ Ire elder s nature is comparatively 3,1 leads it step hy t,tep to rtlilton describes r s o hill - les, indeed, at the first as- e • reel' 1.; SO Fniont o ; 4 11 o furl of good y prospects and. 8(11111(18 on elecry side, that th • sl ip heitofore exiting hetweea • losers 'illiom ond J. tf; V metope, h. e beer d tsolved, The linsiness IwiiJ It -matter.- b • conducted by. William al= ale sm•ry thot it is the intention of Mr J. 8. V nistone to remove to Ma alien .L mding, Saline County, Itlissour . :11r. Vanstone has recently returned rant a tour through the State of Mistou i, and so much was he impressed with he ad- vanta,ges of the country, that le has pnrchased a Mill site at the above named. 'dote, and 'intends removing thence • w th his family about the fitat of next in nth. He purposes einharking argely • in the hunbe and Milling busines there. Mr.• Vansto e is a gentleman o zood business abi ities,. and is posse sed of co siderable lInealis. We have ur doubt but he will ere longmake his mar. the W ',et. While we regret his removal frcjm Huron, we heartily •wish hi suc- cc s and prosperity in his new hen ea_ 1. Orpheus warl not more charm honor, then. Ito -promoters, te supporters cif Sabbath Schools.. e 'cliredren be eneouraged to att ' laxly by priz • cards and. 'Welts, I expenee fall in others than the Lae oil ,„ by eacorsione and phonies. I nets much. gratified in attending one of t leen pie - nice, a few -eteeks, ago, when in •-ii„ merm- en and chileiren to the number of four hundred met to have a good nue, and a good. time they had. :Men -wpm= and • children - come streaming into the Bell's grove.; eo= a grand (I phty (if ; 1 grounds, a n ost beautiful :To in Alr. 'baskets appeer, their contents ante :Tread upon tabiese th= - a. little reg: linen; of ; Sabbath selniel children gAthen irineuel l the board, ar3d afteit supplicari nt a di- ' vine blessing, the feast begb e, This . . . . a „ neltalions 1harp of nig. All hers and - the Iluilett. I he Municipal Council of the Town- shi of hull•ett, met at Londesborough, en the 4th inst. All the members eel rine- present. The minutes of the fm-iner flee the Hay. USH FIRES. -11'e learn, that fi raging in different parts of this :ship especialy in the swamps ineetieg were read and con'irmed. It -ea. mot ed by A. Monheth, seconded, iry 5: Warwick, That (;eorge Mei:tong- all,lan indigent perseni, receive the sum of ell 0 in charge of Rev. (deo. "Young.- , carried. )Ioverl by IL Snell, seconded mills on the dollar for township pur- poses, and aiso Vol: amounts for seno,4 purposes at tho request of the respective - Trustees. The Council then _adjourned to meet again when tNt'lell 1/y tide Jes. 1.) 1•;AIT1 WAITE, Clorlt‘ Wingliaria, • Brienixo -The Messrs. Cathode -are. frzatiiis.ingianoth e r store edjoniing the beau- tiful stone building ereeted by them lust Ponen B .-The Colorful 0 1111g ap pears to be the chi( f subject of coetro version among the ex tensive.growers of tbe aforesaid vegetable Every bug, be it large or sinall, it it has • stripes On its brick pronouneed by some to be the veritable Colorado; bug_ Receipts with- out number, for •its extirpation, •have been suggeeted, some of which may he sure and certain in _ their operation, while others are expensive and uncertain. •One plan which we have heard of we *arrant to our readers is as follows :• - 'Secure the bug with a pair of pinehers • in one hand, and then introduce one drop of the oil of Croton into its mouth. The effect of the oil in its mouth will be quite differeut to that of the juice of the potato. Otter drop of oil to one bug• is - sufficient All that is required is patience and perseverance. Stanley. COUNCIL MELTING. -The Council met pursuant to adjournment, at Mr_ Elliott's Hotel, on Monday, the 14th inst. All the membets present; the Reeve in the chair. The minutes. of last meeting, were read and approved. - A petition presented from the °fakers of the Bayheld olunteer Company, asking an appropriation for the Battalion Match. A petition from J C. McIn- tosh, and six others, praying the Council to grant aid to Miss liaactie tor medical attendance. M. C. Cameron, Esq., AL P., addressed the Council at some length on his efforts to secure Govern- ment aid for the Baytield harbor: Mr. A. Rutledge -presented a subscription ° book for a bun es to the Montreal -Tele- graph Company, to extend their line via. Brucefield to _Hayfield. Moved by Geo. Castle, seconded by Dr Woods, That Council grant the sum en $10 to the Bay- field Volunteer Company, to enable the members thereof to compete at the ap- proaching Battalion match.--Carrieda Moved by D. W. Youal, seconded by Thomas Keys, That Thomas Baird. be paid the sum of $24, and Thomas Mc- Intyre $15, for gravel,- Carried. Moved by Geo. Castle, seconded • by Thomaa Keys, That the petition of J. C. Met intosh and • others be laid over to/ - further consideration.- Carried. Moved by Thomas Keys, seconded by Geo. 'Castle, That a Byelaw be framed and: poesod to raise the several sums tequired by the •different School Seetione for school purposes. -new-lied. By-laws Nos. 3 and 4, authorizing the colic:then of municipal and school rates, framed andd paesed. Moyed by Geo. Castle. econded by Dr. Woods, That :this ouncil grant 850 bonus to the Telegraph ne from Seaforth Bayfield, to be taid when the line. is completed.-Car- •ied. • Moved by Dr: Wood; seconded 3'y Gee Castle, That thie Council is •of pinion that a By-law should be sub, nitted the ratepayers foi a grant of -15,000 to aid the Bayfield Raritan pro- dded the Government grant $30,000 for like purpose. -Carried, The Council len adjourned, to meet at Mr Dixon's otel, Brucetiel(1, on Monday, the •64h -ovember, at 2 o'clock P. M. Witnneet Pintenertrit • Hibbert. Ac CIDENT. -On Tuesday morning last. hile Robert Roney, son of Mr. Joteph 1011e3 of this township, was loadinggrain n a waggon, he :somehow missed biz. 1 toting and fell down between the horses_ 'hey instantly started off, the ,waggon 'heohi passing over hie bead and body, terally tearing the sctlp off the skull. 1 ,r. Davidson, of i ell, was promptly i attendance, and (lilt everything to• alleviate his sufferiegs, but he is still in a very precarious state. • -The -Montreal Telegraph Company aye opened .01Tiee Lacknow, in the ounty of Huron. • , e -Mr. JoEn H. Batten of the firm: of C Danbourn -& Cen, wholesale Merchants Toronto., was drowned in the hike n ;or. th-e --village of. "aN orway, abbath 1. t Bake4 with two frientle, were out on the lake :with a entail boat, a 451 the • water being very : rough at the t;Me., the boat got eapeized, and: he. got • lercoMb with .tlw ewells. was -32. y tors of age, and had 10). insurance of 000 on hits life, the policy for which. e Tirednyon the the _ day after he was, (.1•0*yre.d.. • -,-A voting lady, aged 21yeans, named Stroh Egar, of St. Marys. met with a s range and sudden death. • on the night o Sunday -last. • week nee. It seems ti at Miss Egat had. gone to. her room, li' a coal oil lamp, and sat down beside,' it to read without putting a chimney up - 01(11±0 lamp. ln the morning she was Rona lying on the floor of her room by ,k sister, quite dead. The tang) woe s 'i.i burning, and the room was filled wi h oppressive gaseous odor. She had n gene to bed, but had apparently 53at ✓ oding by the glassless lamp, until sa • -eremite by the odor that she fell off h chair de:s.d. It was: the opinion of the znedical attendant that her death was caused by suffocation (asphyxia) fr nn the large quantity of carbonic at:id 1 gess and other poisonous gasses proctred- ine from the burning lamp, which h -C tiiinks would of themselves prove fatal to myone inhaling them so closely and ti tamely as deceased_ must be suppcs- ed to have done. MO. AILVVAY TIME TABLE. • foiTorlavisnsl_eave the Seaforth station as erns ein for printing and ativertie,i(lgin; Gee rge Trying, $4 20 for gravel, J I T c r:175:23a IiA2. 1:; 1,1•1e. ;4 a .. . (G; .11:)01:11.s:::;(1.;:,31):‘,E.%(1,11s,:sp:Trrmt:. 7:. 1. 33011;4: il:3.. I. Mixel. . 5 E. tt. 8.50 P. ...g. 3121i3. 1. '::.,:‘,:, (11.01.41/4Zs bdy (..;:asii. :in: vizi 1t1h. e :Nflrailtlialeesseoililg, Di:vie- -ion'; -00unte---18•71- 1, xt er Winghton .. -June 27 Bay -field .... -net. 4 r Di (tivistion Courts will be held as follows: Seaforth -111 y 27 Goderieli ----Oct. 9 Ju y 2,5 Clinton. - - - . ti):::tt...24.: .....Th y *29 \\Ingham Da rlield . . , „ . _Am g. J. Wroxetur Nov. 21 Dungannon .....Aug. 8 Searorth. - ... -Nor. -2 Cli non Aug 5 Exeter :.... . . .. .Nov, 25 C.,:ti )41:0-rirtheh ,.... . , Aug. 14 Dungannon Nov. 88 Aii.leyville .... Sei t. 86' Ilaylield -------- 1 Nte., 2,9 Danigamitin ..,.Soett.. 8: • Clinton .... ... -Dec. 1 •Sept. SO Guth:licit , . , • ...Dec. I ; regiment ; children belongs to two Sabbath schools, one at Kippen, under • the care of Rev. James Eakii , with a . membership 0f 1 27, -the other, planted. '1 by the same hand, in =June last, And uri- = es are der the mana.g,ement of Mr. Richard. ! town- Eacret, numbers over 70 pupil. Both ' near sehools have an e mut stall of -hatch- , • ?. :111 Spr mg, $26 64 for plank, John Ganett, $3 18 for gravel t Abraham Akam, $1 25 or . gravel. -Carried. Moved b3r A. Monteith, seconded by J. 'Warwick, Tin t this Councileexpresses its wining - nee. to submit • a by-law, to the rate - pay -•rs of the township, for a reasonable amount, (say from $1 0,000 to $15,000), in support Of the London, Huron and Brent Railway, provided the central route be adopted -Carried. A By-law. was passed levying the taxes for the present year, viz :-Two nii11 on the dollar for county purposes, and two Ex ler • EVERY FR_IDAY *.,', IN 1--;EAFO'f-,1 voTao?.in.-$1.Oftilus7avr yie)erTilt:.;:a;?1:".1:1., - I First in.:,o31-tnio:::, opth.::1111.i1A.1(31.,. ..... 7111 One ') nertions, e tin:I-et:ell t ............ 14.! 11111• .. .. in one :Feat :Reif yel'ir' ... . . S Mouths ..... .. , One-fourth one year . . ... 4. o _II,li ., ..... " 3months One-cightli one year lullf " " 3 months .. one-twelftn ene-year ... 44 haf " " mouths .. Advertisements without p be inserted till forbid, and those I Man: en' ndritno Y. McLaArg, • ALLA McLEA3. j •BUSINESS DR ttitElnittnnt T)AVID MITCHELL, 11- , --It'rJ -College, Physicia1 n, S XXF1334-1e,,Z, OXT.-1001Vner of -the ()Mee inal residence, at Thompst W Ft. smis. Physioi Ofliee-Opposite Scott Rol •Main sttrcet, • TAMES STEWART, 31. -h., tt ttnisersity, Menton: goon, ete. Office and Residence -4 TT L. VERCOE, %1, D., C. 3% •geon, etc, (Vice and Ret Market and High streets, hirear — ----------- -- -le' and Residertoe, over Corby's e :street, Bra:forth. Cilice hours,- te„ Any, anti all day Saturday. D 'C.A.31PITLLIE, ..,-C:11.4er of: is- i,i --------"– .: • TyettIEL ntenn'ntettne Barris; --1-:' Law, Soliciter in Vhaneery; -Cenveyanter, e .--. Exeritit, Ont. ; r.' Mono - Loan at Law nee tag t,e,e ton.ey • Insoleten-y Solicitors • the Csoada • N. Houses atel: Irtli.,lr'EtiTE3' Law, Solieitiors 'es Publie ann Sear.; 811tace vompat 1451. 8 pet: for sale. --- --21-.. -- - 11sItENS1JN St. MEYER. llarristiqT lit LIM-, S.4, -Vitin'S in Chanee; y Conveyancers _ 'Marks Publir, ett forth and Wr .:eter. Agents for O naw - Co. of per t. anada, and the Co Co. of Lomb% England. Money a', commission Charged:1;1 •t - - 3.03, 11.- )3141803. • 1,1011?44K - Tz-Nors gorm, (Late Sharp", k- signed Ilegs -to thank the publit patrottage ICWartled to him in the hotel business and also to inform -0', ag-ain remonedlaminesS in the abay-; he will be hupgy to )13ve. 11 call •and tn.105. 126 rut?: • pIlITISH EN.CDANGE HOTEL, . CaLLawar, Proprietor ; .1,1. of Awe:it-au Hotel, Warsaw, Y..,) hotel has recently been newly fern; fitted throughout, and le now one oP, iOrtabhand tO11nilOdi5223 11 the Pt Sample Izo(mis ter dountiortid rnw 1.=-- Terms liberal. ..1,11INC a00».-iNfps %liking and Exehet W. S. RonxItrstrti's Store, Sett beat-, American Silver, end I)rafts bto -Good Panner's Notes discounted 5)1 dOEN WAD% 191 qi A. SHARP'S LIVE,RY &vati -anim-At Murray's Hotel, Se4 Horces and lirst-ciess Con.vez,linces IIARP'5 LIVERY STABLE, MAI Sesforth. Pirst-class Domes a -always on /amidst reasonable terms;• " • L. SHARP, _10/fX RRIGHert, Exchange 15rolt " . way Ticket Agent, Ilongliton's G.. T. Beineay station Sea1tn04 Tickets issued to all points in the Wei Calif -pude and Red River, at redueel the greatest faenities 40Emigtants. information given respeeting Land J. Greenbacks, 13onds, onitioue 111141 1.1114111 Gold and Silver Coin, bought and sold TIENTISTRY.-.7. 4. trx,t, (Litt% -to Surgery,) begs to announce 141 tnfi,nf,tieaforth and surrounding tom; his •opened tin -adze for the puttetiet Surgery in the rooms formerly (a -cupful Ifarris,-,Dentist, where lie will be prepai kinds of work expected -of the professior actory manner and on reasonable term' 11. c()(vEn; ConveYancer, Conn' 1-/- Queen's 3301)eh, Insuranee mid Oei Agent for the following, Fire;I.ife. -and a raranee Companies : The D.( aver and teal and the Western Fire Insurance Inc Relianee Life Assurance, and the 11 eident Insurance Conipany. 310NEy I„:011.,„N on real estate soi A 11 ortlers by iregil oz otlurwisif 10-0m oil to. Office, opposite Itoss' AIN1,EYVILLE. --- TERINARY 8I-13(;EON.-PliE))1' 131...12:10111:, would rospecl folly int -wit that hi has taken tip his residenee 114 tie .33elmore, where he -trill 1,e/happy to at: etols made on him in his professional 4%4' C4.4414: 11114i R114:11414,fd to se-Yentl are: eattht which were giA:en tilt by other 10, n114 f•Iftwitql perfect mires, whiell can be'-' eertifitettes 1;i:4 -tied by over 200 geotA testimonials see posters. 31-r. ti MK will Ittteuil z' zill.1 zit thi. Tinvit Pl-tt. in 'the I in the ufternoou of the first and th: 4.` curb rialattii. .r. VETEIII.NNI;Y ,"41 Libel. of I he tint::rit 1%1, Finaa ie intimate to the inhabittoit-t a lei su; ri cutint ; I intt lay Ir'44.4-. I •3 S. titirth, • IIV:'7; b.' 4 by lilt .144 . 11 lb.' 11% • ILLYiirr r• :1111. at 4-•terel:;...n. anti , ' .'• .1 • • • t,y I • ' t*, . i'; • - •