The Huron Expositor, 1871-09-08, Page 88.
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Ti
E HURON EXPOSITOR.
SEPT 8,17i
the often oon corn enced. The, time
was spent in varioizs was, by sonie iii
"tripping on he lig t fantastic toe," by
othersin s iaging playing croquet,
• pit&iing q tot s, &c., as fancy dictated.
DISTRICT MATTRS. Addresses werJ d live ed by Brother
Gibson:, offt atfor 1, 'rand Master ;
Brother• . N. ¥c.rd. of St. Alarys,
Agricultural Shows. and Pairs,
. .
' The Grey Branch Agricultural Fair will be held
Andeyville. on Tuesday, Oet. 10.
The Township of Hay 41.grictiltara1 Seciety'S Fail
Show will be held at Zmich, on Friday, the:60
tot October, _ &
The South Thirma Agrictilthral Society'e Fiat
- Show will be held at Settforth„ on ThuradaY and
. Friday; 21st and 22nd September.
, The North Riding of Huron ttgrieulturallSodiety a
• FAB Show will be held itt Clinton, on Tuesday and
-Wednesday, the 19th and 20th day's ef September
The Stephen and Usborne Agricultural Socie 3- s[
1
Yall Show will be held at Exeter, on Monday : n 1
Tuesday, the 2nd and 3rd days of October. •
The Fall Show of the Howick Brandt Apia 1
tura' Society will be held at Gerrie; on Wednesd
tet. 4.
- The. Central Fair will be bola at Hamilton,
tbe 4th 5th and 6th of October. .
•The Westerir Fair will be held at Loudon, fro
the 26th to the 29th of September. —
The Provincial Exhibition will be held at Kings
ton. on the 25th to the 30th of September. .
, The North Perth Agricultural Society's Fall Sh04
'ISM be held at Stratford, on the 5th and 6th . of
teltober. ,
. The . South Perth Agricultural Society's Show
-st ill be held at St. Marys, on the 3d. and 4th of Oel
tober.
•_ The Hibbert Branch Agricultural Society's Fall
Tair will be held ait Staffit, on 10th October.
Past Grand ; t le 14 res atatives •of the
Mitchell Couna• , an 1 ot len At about
half-prst five tlie co npa iy repai A to
for home, andl then fo the grata ball
the village, se e to ma 4 prepor tions
which Was to tit e place in the eve ling.
The ba 1, we ka.rii, WaS I elite nume itai
busr-.
ly atteaded, eau WM a 'et fine t
Altogether, 0 t'oc :mit, a NVaS a IfloSt
pleasant one, an 1 we trust it may aot be
will be giveit in so ne other of the
long ere loth° Ode Fellows re -Union
neighboring towns or i villages. The
3 Fulliaton Banc ' ad ed math to, the
pie:Jure of :the afternoon s proceed ngs,
by playing several selecti els of mu ic in
.• excellent style ,
•
RL.NNING TOLL8.4-A man la med
charlea Smith was ilakei , before ohp
Beat0e. Esq., J. P., ehar ed by Ala W.
J. Clark, keeper of Tell G te No. 1, , on
the (ravel Roed, north of Seaforth, vith
running through his tell a ithout pa ing
the Customer • and i legit fee. Si ith
pleaded that " it was the first tim he
had ever been on a toll road, land di n't
knowa what at 11 was." Ile was i1necl
S2 and costs. The practice of run ling
toll gates is Id ogether to common arid
is hoped this may prove , a warning to
those who indulge in it. '
•
Railway By -Laws.
The voting on the various Railway
Ey-laws in the different iMunieipalities,
wig take .place as follows:• -
Ashfie1d-is10,000, Tuesday, Sept. 14.
Clinton -10,000, Friday, Sept. 15. '
East Wawanosh-W., G. and B., R18,000, Fri -
Zvi, Sept. 15; L. K. and 13., *318,000, same day.
lie° by-laws submitted in this township.
Saturda3-, Sept. 16.
•%Grey -S.85,000, Monday, Sept. 11.
Hullett-815,000, Thursday, Sept. 14.
Listowel -815,000, Friday, Sept. 15.
Morris -$30,000, Saturday, Sept. 16.
Turuberry-$28,000, 'Monday, Sept. 11.
Wa1lace-s11),000, Sett/May, Sept. 16.
West Wawanosh-$18,000, Thursday, Sept. 21.
•
GOOD Saotae. -Mr. Samuel Cern oclian,
Jr., of Tuckersmith, offers for sale some
very sitperior farm stock. Stook breed -
ars weteld do well to inspect them:" See
-advertisement. •
EtiOVAL. -Messrs. Johnson Brothers,
tardware merchants, intend removing to
their new premises, in Meyer'snew block,
•adjoining E. Hickson & errly in
October. Look out fOz their new adver-
tisement next week.
• REFRESHMENT_ BOOTH:S.-The Tucker-
.anaith Agricultural Society will let by
. usblic auction, the refreshment booths',
• ta- be used at the approaching show, • on
their grounds, on Saturday next, at .5
-a'elock P. M.
GOING TO OIII0.-Mr. Michael Haas,
• who recently sold his farm on. the Huron
Tuckersmith, has purchased a
• splendid farm of 200 acres in the State
•tot: Ohio, *here he intends to remove in a
few weeks. We trust that fortune may
smile upon him as graciksly in his new
home as it has in that which he is about
ate vacate.
• FINE CLOTHS. -We would direct the -
Attention of our readers to the advertise-
ment of Mr. T. K. Anderson, in th
sue. Mr. Anderson has just received
:eaenificent assortment of Englieh an
t. a:L(11mi tweeds, broadcloths, an
etentlemen's furnishings. The stock is
seen selected, and the patterns are of
• the latest and most handsome styles.
• FOR CLINTON. -Six members of the.
• orrie Companypassed through Seaforth
an Wednesday last en rode to Clinton to
-take part in the rifle inatch of the 33rd
.tattalion, which commenced on Thurs-
•.day. The foilowine are the names of the
Carrie men :-Hunt; McLachlan, 'feline -
ten, Roberts, Hart and Walker. -
• DYES, DYES. -If you Want reliable dye
- -stuffs go to J. R. Grant's Post Office
• Drug Store, Airileyetille. Coloringe of -
e-ery shade. Analine Dyes, ball in
• crystal and solution. Madder, very best
a a ality. One case of musical merehan-
4.
4e just rectiY4 V&1 atfd ace.
THE T
Senforth Fail Me ling.
Should the weather .rove favoraole,
the Fall -Meeting of th • Seaforth lathing
Park Association; to be held next Mon ay
and Tuescla , will be the ntost succes ful
,
j
affair Of the kind ever held n the Coin ty.
The arraeuents of the Gommittee are
of the most efficientand painsta ng
'character, and nothing has been left un-
done which Weeild tend :to make the
races pass off satisfactorily and succ ss -
fully. The track is in the best ' or er,
and as a large , number of first -C ass
horses will be .among ' thc competit rs,
. good Sport and fast tiine niay be an ici-
pated.1 The belle ing is a list of ho ses
l
which have already been e tered or are
expected to compete
Lady Gray, :
Littleane
I '
Lady Collier, • Bay Jack,
Honest Billy, •' Terror, -
Butler, . Johnne Schino er,
Ingersoll Girl Gipsey ;Lass,
Crazy Jane,
Rathoa en,
.1,Ke
, jl
Kelso,
Moha,est
John Bell
Locomotive,
Kitty Fisk,
Canada Boy,
()pal,1
1 -King Toni,
Ti
oronto Grl,
Pleasureville,
Bonny Brae,
Fearpaught,
Chestnut Dick,
Little Joe,
Captain TOM.
Sir Allah,
I• lteportdr,
'Charley! Stewart,
Orphan Girl,
Pelham' Tartar,
n yt. *sac m.
. St, Marys FaL laces caiiie off,on
is clay and Saturclay if lait week. The
a tendanee of spec a ors livas large, but
d munbers of horses competin , was not
d great as could be lesired. iThe foll
11
ing shows the winning It rses in
prir cipal races :
-Banning race for three year olds: -
C. Kidd's Thunder Bay. •
Trotting race for hems that ne e
beat 2:45, $75 purse -W. N. Baru s'
Lady Grey. ,
1
ltanning race, jt150 pui se-lst, P.
Murray's Fly ; 2nd, AlcL rty'S La ly
Emma. . , I
Trotting race, $150 parte lst, Ja es
Collier's Lady C llier, in th ee straight
heats ; 2nd, Mch ariaytt In ,ersoll Cii;1 ;
31.d, Tip Corey's anada Bo
...
-
Stratfo d Wall Bo es.
The opening mecting of t e Stratfo d
oved a si ccess. Tie
borees the
,0_,.....e
MoSata a Pauttai,---Mt, James Der-
liug, of Seafoeth, showed us on Thurs-
dey last, four garden plums, the united
sl eight of which was nine and three-
-quarter ounces. One of these plums
weasures six and a half inches one way,
And six and three-quarter inehes the
other. Mr. Darliue informs ' us that
th' t
it
ey were not picked for eehibition, but
merely shaken off th tree and taken as
they fell. He also statethat he has
'•atittie that will measuie eight inalies.
•
• GOOD POR SEAFORTH. --Mr. Murray's
-terming mare, "Little Jane," carried off
the hest -purse of $100 at the 8t. Marys
-loxes last week.. Mr. Grieve's trotter,
"Honest Billy," also came in first in the
teotting race, but on account of the
elriver crossing from the outside to the
inside of the track oh the home stretch
ea' the last heat, he was ruled out, and
lead to accept second money. We under-
.atand that 'both horses attended the
-aetratford races during the present week.
A Goeo Kutet Soeta-We understand
-Vett Mr. John Dickson has sold his fine
ferm, in McKillop, nearRoxbpro, to Mr.
ebert McMillan, for the handsome sum
-tot 86,200. We congratulate Mr. Me;
2",tallan on his investment, and trust he
away long be spared to enjoy it We
Lave not learned what eMr. • Dicksen in-
tends to do, but presume that he will
rest from his labors for awhile and en-
joy the fruits of a life's industry and
aseverance.
*.tesawav.---On AVednesday of last
vc.:ek, as Mr. James Sutherland, of •the
svnship of Hullett, wee in Seaforth,
lee horses took fright and ran away.
tongue of the wagon coming out of
tbe neck -yoke, severely injured one of
-Cie horses -a very valuable animal.
ilairther than. this, no serious damage
-was done. We are glad to learn that
-tinder the skilful treatment of, Alr.
vid McNaught, of this place there is
-et ery probability of the • animal re-
ceverieg. ,
, -0111> •FELLOWS PIC -N —
IC. The Odd
. llows picanc, held at Mitchell, on
'7 .1:,:sday- laSt, was quite successful.
aieratford, St. Marys. Exeter, Alitchell,
mei Seaforth lodges were represented.
At about one o'clock the brethren from
Cie various Lodges, to the manlier • of
.of-Rtut two hundred, formed in proees-
sten and marched. to the grove about half
a mile to the South cf the village. Here
leitinteoes tables were spread for the
refreshment of the brethren, their
partners and friends After all had done
ae
•,flieti been provided, the amusements of I
rele justice to the good thiiags which
ri-
t-
he
as
v -
he
J.
Driving
following sho%vs
first day, ( %Veda
lilt tint race rse of $1
open to all Donn otses ; in le
heats, 3 hi 5 , is $50 ; WOi
by Woodrufre B. ree straig it
heats. Time : 1:54, 1:541, and 1:54.1
second,. Lovvell's Sir Allan.
The Second ra was for a trottiiig
purse of 8150, op n to iill h rses owu d
in the Counties o Perth, If iron, 13rue ,
Waterloo'Oxford and Alid llesex, th it
never beat 3 num tes previo s to the 1
of August, 1871. Mile heat-; in 5 ; to
harness ; 1st ho se, $100 • 2nd, $3).
Canada Boy, Ing Axon Girl, Robin ited
ered. T !le
heats ly
'
he winnin
sday
as foritp
lion bred 1
2fi
y jack in tl
Breast, end Cate m Dan en
race waS won in t iree straigl, t
a Boy. • 'line: 2:5
r ,
distanced in the fir t
Ingersoll lir. secon 1.
Tartar Wa
Tip Corey's Cana,
2::343, and 2:561.
Cotteau ,Dan was
heat, and Pelham
on account of n
right Catinties.
• The third race
open to all horses.
1st horse, 8150;
•, bred horses allow reign br
ruled out,
t beieg o n d in the
as for a purse of $225 ;
Mile he ts 3 in 5
2nd, $75: Domini n
d 7 lbs f 1
horses. wintered ii Conade alloWed 31b
Won by Morton'sNem Kis erin thr e
straight heats. Rine 1.51, 1 513, an 1
L57.. Charley ttevart, or -lied by Z.
;Sheehan, second. 1
the other must
ment. I hear
Toronto, is e,
stump" ehortl
_
e doomed to disappoint- offered by the Hamilton ocheme 4.s con
at Alderman Diekie., of trasted with that of the amalgan talon,
ected to be " on the and he felt saastied that they would not
mlly reject the London and Toronto
scheme, but show by their hearty and
•
Hibbert.
SEVERE Acci
eight t ears, soil
1st Concession,
cident 011 Alom
resu1 ted fatally
of flax along t
yoke of oxen
and started to
to stop them,
down, and ran
trampling on.hi
ly above and be
his head 'and la
He was. it'll Med
neor by and pro
iater.-a-John Foal; aged
of Ala Gharles Ford,
ibleert, met with an ac -
night, Which nearly
•_Hie was driving a load
Gravel Itoad with a
'he oxen got frightened
1. The- bey attempted
en they knocked him
or hien, one of the oxen
ace and cutting it bad -
w the eye ; the side of
- were badly bruised.
ely taken to a house
rly attended to:
• tOD TEMPLA SOCIAL. 7 -The Goad
TeeePlars' Socia under thelauepices of
Winthrop Temp 4, which took place on
Tuesday Cvenjl1 4last, was ',remarkably
successful. To attendance 'ef bretheen
and sisters from eighboringllodges was
quite large, and iII enjoyed themselves
to the fullest p0 jibie ex tOnt A f ter re-
freshments awes n•ved, several speakers
delivered short and applepriate ad-
dresses. We ar lindebted to our friend,
Mr. Robert Th *lemon, of Kinburn, an
old and en th usi a t c temperanee Advocate,
for an extended eport of the meeting,
but owing to, th late hour et which it
wrs received we e compelled to leave
it over till next 1 ek.
• QUICK THRESH I 'G -----Mr. R, bt. Grieve,
of McKillop, thd hed on Monday last,
en the farm of AI . David Dorrence, 105
bushels. of oats in hirty-five linutes.
lton..
RAILWAY MEE Railway meet-
ing was held in 4his place en Monday
last. Deputati ks represe ting the
various opposing Railway sc emes were
present and addr ;find the me ting. The
attendance of. ra payers was very large.
Welearn that tl controversy between
the ebntending D1egations wexed pretta
hot, .and that soxxe hard wor s were ex-
changed. -AeresOlution favorlable to the
narrow gauge scheme was car Md.
Meetings in th
-xlington, Grey
Southern Extens
township as fol
schoolhouse, on
6 o'clock P. M.
Saturday, the 9t1
M.; Button's sch
the 12th inst.,
Brown's school
inst., at.6 o'clock
e interests t the Wel-
and Bruce Railway
on will be h ld in this
ows :-At atterson's
Friday, Se t. 8th, at
school ho se No. 1,
inst., at 6 o'clock P.
,o1 house, ollt Tuesday,
t 1 o'clock P. M.;
house, Tile:4day, 12th
P. AL
17borme.
NOT BAD FOR A -M r. Jelin Parish,
a lad eighteen years of age, Who resides
near Lumley, M this townsh'p, cradled
this harvest six ac es of sprin Wheat in
ten hours. .
• -
-:rrgeeCrook of thisy.
Goon CRADLING. -- MOSS S. James
Turnbull }aid G
towaship, cut and bound &rile elast,har-
vest, six acres of grain in a Iittle over
nine hours. - Mr. Turnbull di the crad-
ling, and Mr. Crooks the bind ug.
• ATTACKED BY A latzex.-A- farmerre-
turning home fron a neighbo s on the
4th Concession of 4rev, late en e evening
this week, was fst ddenly su trised-by a
lynx or wild cat s )ringing - f m a tree
above ,and alighting down on is horse's
• side. The man truck the animal a
powerful blow, tali* had th effect of
making the lynx 146sen his hol , and the
liCrse springing rapidly forwa d, he Was
soon left in the rear. The rat of speed
at which horse and rider lef • 'home-
ward bound " it ie said woul ontrival
the ter famed ,Dexter.
To THE Poe:La.-I-Remember the vot-
ing on the Railwae By-law'at he school
house, Cranbroolia on Alondey next.
Poll opens at 9 A. M., and c oees at 5
P. AL
Tuck rsraith.
13x7Nic.-A Sal bath SAO
will be held in Mr. J. MeEvvez
Tuckersmith, abopf half a mile
steam saw mill, weet of theKi
on Tuesday the 19th iristant
• ,
Oran:liar ook
RAILWAY 1 MEET IN G
. . .
A meeting in the interests of the Wel
lington; Grey and ruce Southe n Eaten
'sion was held in Teicks' Hotel, on Mou
day evening last. ' Mr. S m cel post
hairman,
.
Pic-nic
'S Grove,
from the
pen road,
• master, Ethel, was appointee
andMr. J. R. Grai t, Secretin.
The first speak a Mr Fa cy, from
Guelph, reviewed the history oIf narrow
guages, and their lithited adopti n in this
country, aud in con e-asting the °Japans-
ve rates charge . for transportation
on broad and 118. OW gauge clearly
showed the advent 0(re on the al e of the
former.
Mr. McGivern, Pfresident of the Wel-
lington, Grey and truce Raile y Com-
pany, next addressed the meea g, by re-
citing the history a the main li e of the
Wellington, Greytlend Bruce Railway
from its first incep ion up to th present
ime, and showing its financi 1 postion
s well as that of the Great Vestern,
which he held was equal to, if hot the
best conducted rai way syste 1 .n the
Continent. As he ,ead been pe •sonally,
along with his frie* _Adam Bro tn, Esq.,
connected with way busiiJess for a.
.ain a
No;riez.-Mr.
vas business agent
• Ainleyville and:
• (-fairing Yob Printi
be attended to
Cooper. He is al.
subscribeis for Tit
-
. ' Wr. xeter.
. ,
STARTING BUSL E'SS.-Mr. ,'rank Car
roll, so long and 'favorably known in
this village, is abeat - to open a drug
store_ in the thriVine little village �
0 a
Clifford. ' \Me wish hitie t e succes
which his geed builiess habi deserve
I
-BASE Bane---WroXetei ph aid Luck -
how on Vedeesday last,; ane Listowell
to -day, (Fitiday,) both games , sere play-
ed on the grounds of the Wro -eter club.
We expect the -interest in the C gall1CS,
1 eepeeially in the 011ie -betivee the Red
' Stockings and Shoo ,Plies, wi, I be very
I -keen. Perteulors !neat week
. .
Ranavelv. -Alf the • talk e railway
- just noiv, land- conaiderabie tal- - there is.
There waa a big potte-wow .. t Harris'
school ho se on- Tuesday after oon, and
our villag was nearly due d, every
. available 4ig in the town bei g extem-
porized fori the mem*. The Hamilton
mea assu e that the .Turnberry bonus_
is safe for them; the others seem equal
ly 'sanguine, so it is very evident one or
. Coop. r will est
for Lie -Posoroa ip
vicinity. arties ra-
g or adv e tising cap
callingl
upon :Mil. • n
o authoriz el to solici
'EXPOSITOR.
t
umber of years, al: 1 h' pr moter of
unanimous support of th , Hamilton pro-
ject their utter :Whore:ice .of such i.ii un-
holy alliance ae that proPosed 1,4 their
antagonists, an alliance. whiich is designed
to create a imampoly for tile CitieS (Whom)
they; terminate :tut only' satisfy a few
ambitious individuals reeVing in them.
Mr. stewart a director of the WIdlipg-
ton, Grey st. Bruce Railway, was next
introduced He would eorrobortte all
the statements which Mr. McGiv in had
made, and from the lorw:tial state inced
by the main line, he feele' certain that
the peope of this section are s tfisfied
that they will carry out all the p dmise8
- Mr. Leckie, Reeve of Grey, ntit M-
I
which they make. • I
dressed: the meeting, and 'after ex A:tin:-
Met fully and eatisfactorily the po ition
which he now held. tie an advocate itf the
Welliugbon, Grey and Brtice R, 4.way,,
and his ireasons for discarding the Lon i
LI
don, Huron and Bruce scheiae, then ilwel
at considerablelength on the compaiative
financial, standina of the two sc +11eS,
showing' conclusively, the, -many t Ivan-
tages wIlicla the NVellingtOn, Gr and
Bruce Iced -way had over . the I (melon
scheme. ' The subject of competiti nwith
existing lines was then taken up„and it
was cleat-ly shown that no better r safer
guarantee of a direct and powerfu com-
petition Could be given than that
which Will be created b this line.
The difficulty evhich exis ed iti the
minds Of a few people in the
neighborhood of Ethel regarding it sta-
tion was ilow taken up. and lateisfaetorily
disposed, of. He hoped the, ratejaiyers
of Grey would flock to the. polls op the
polling day and by their unanimoup sup-
port and hearty co-operation-shoiv that
they appreciate the efforts beieg titled to
provide. railway facilities for this ection
of country.
Mr Wood, another director f the
Wellingten, Grey and Bruce Ra lwa,y,
rose to say that he fully endorsee the
statements made by Mr. AleGivera, and
Mr. Leckie, and dwelt for a considerable
time on the comparative be efits of the
propotedi by the London and Toronto
li
guage of the Wellington Grey and
Bruce, as compared witl the guage,
warmly commended the Sonth Extension
Amalganiotfon, and while he could not
produce an adjuStable railway map how-
ing A railway past each man's door, he
way to, the _Ratepayers of this section of
..
of . the Wellington, Grey SD Bruce Rail-
coentry, as being the most rational
scheme and the one calculated to serve
their best intetests.
' Move0y J. Leckie, secended by 'T.
Strachan,i and resolved, Thee after hear-
ing the speeches of' the delegates in the
interest of the Wellington, Grey and
Bruce Railway .Co., we believe, they have
both the will and. the ability to build the
proposed -extension through Grey. pro-
vided they get the bonus as ed, and be-
lieving. that this road will best serve the
interests 'of this section of ountry, we
therefore , pledge ourselves o use every
lawful means to have the by law carried
in the ToWnships.
I
• •
: Battalion Rifle Match,
In the 4ompetition for th Challenge
Chip, at the Battalion Rifle Match, at
Clinton, yesterday, the Exeter Company
was the successful compe itor. The
firing stood thus : Exeter, 1 t ; Clinton,
2nd; 3rd; Seaforth, 4th. The
Exeter Company having not gained the
cup in three yearly matches it becomes
its own property.
TO PRINT RS.
XO. 7 PRESS' FOR ,S'ALV CI117_11'.
FOR SALt.1 tillEAP, the
No. 71Wapshington Igoe Prem.;
(Platen 27x43,1
On which the Exeosfron has been 'tinted fo. tho
lust six months
• This Presa twarly new, is in sPlentlid mil-
lion, and runs as easily ati a No, 5.
Atse,
A_ ft awborry Card Frees,
Nearly new, and in good working m•der. App y to
MeLEIN 13130T1 ERS,
Expositq Office,
SEAlt0ItTlf,
Or to GWATKIN & SON, Toronto, -
WESTERN FIR,.
1871.
TO BE ITELI) IN THIs
CITY OF LONDON, ONT.,
NEPT. 26, 27, 28 an 29.
Prize Lists find Entry Papers ma3 be had at the
Secretary's Office, Richmond streeti London, op-
posite the Cit'y
,
All mad mare requested to he made on or le/ -
fore the Iiith September.
RAILWAY .1111(ANGEMENTS kVE BEEN
Made for ONE FARE to LiONDON
AND RETURN.
88,000 OFFERED IN
Cent/petition Open to
wm. molninE,
ee Feta**.
Westeru Fair Office, )
London, August :34, 1871.
—
the Wellington, Gr4- and _Bruce R
vay to Southempton , he wante it un-
aP kRTICULAR Nym
erstood that he did not come b fore the
RIZES.
It. '001..EY,
Pre&idet it.
195
Ratepayers withat
a empty isionary
scheme, which wou a - never be carried ! a a
out, but on the coetrary, . witl a well
I 0 11N LOOA
matured and reasonable schwa:, one :-
is, and ;
railway !
for the
'ill not I
will be 1
mpany. -
possessed of a smut' financial b
from his extended eaperience in
Matters he -feels clear in saying
only prove the best poseible
community but also one which
highly remunerative to the C
1. c ern lere explained as at other
meetings, the cause of the failure to eon -
A onetune proposedalso e
im, x.pla ned the
struct the road by way of Wroreter as
manner in which the Great 'Vestern
Ives to
plying
ipment
ates of
11 every
e main
advan-
having
Railway Company hinds theins
runthe road when completed, co
hi every particular as, regards eq
of the road, rates of speed,
freight, repairs, etc., placing it I
respect on the same basi as tli
line, and also .showing the many
tages to the community from
Has it Lot of
1.;
SHAWLS, MANTLES
ID1R,MSS
direct communication and uniform gauge-
, to the . seaboard. He ,hoped the rate-
payers would consider the subject fairly,
. and compare the secueity and advantages
• ci-c)(323
Whieh In. anxious to Sell Off, 1 t Ca -a,
YES, BELOW COSt
1
Or art3- 11 winnable prive that a eastoirit r 11):1y ;
• Therefere, Latlien, you will please call at -the
Manchester H�use,
MAIN STREET,
Soon, end get 3onr pick of the Goods before they
are all sold.
Seaforth, July 25, 1871.
100
arnto for *de.
SPLENDID WHEAT FARM FOR SALE.
SITUATED IN A THRIVING LOCALITY -
LOT NO. 11, Second Concession, Township rf
Hullett, eontnining 86 acres, more or less, d
which 80 are under cultivetien, and the balance -a
t:° (1 hardwood timber. It -is situated half a lei e
nem a good gray 1 road, and about half way b• -
tween Clinton init &alert)), being abtint Re r
mfr
iles om each, there there are daily markets ft r
all kinds et farm; i) Iodine. On the premises is
1...00d frame house136x26, with it etone -cellar of t
rnine dirnensions, kitchen and woodshed adjoinite .
Also, two good. frame barns and other bnielings
8, good bearing orchard, two wells with pumps an 1
a constant supply of water. For further particelar •
• 1 ply to the proprietor on the premises, -if 1) -: I
etter poat-paid to Clinton P. 0., Oet. '
• BIGGAM.
44.4tateee'
ING Lot 6, 6,5th 'concesshruc
t, Tkersmith,
1JR. 6., containing 100 acres. -88 acres cleared ant
well fenced, got's! baiblinos, a fine large orchard
two wells of good spring waer, the hiiid is Of On
best quake. perfectly clean and in good order. Tht
bush Is leirdwoo•1 aed has no) been eulleti. It ie
situated on u. good gravt1 ro:Al, and -within three
miles of the Village of -tienforth, ont• of' the best
grain markets in the Province. For fur:her partie-
edam apply to the proprietor on the premises, or if
by letter to Egmentiville Post 00111:4e..-crasNim
186 -if
THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm'Lot 2,
. C011Ceninn, Tnekersmith, IL R. S. The
Farm consists of 100 acres, sixty-five cleared, and in
it state of good cultivation, with large bearing °reli-
ant ; large frame bank barn--stabks underneath.
The undersigned will also, if desired, sell his stock
and implements, as he is bound to give up fram-
ing. For terms and further particulars, apply to
ALEXANDER THOMSON,
19514 • Rodgerville P. 0.
FANtra FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE
BEING. Lot No. 27, C011CeS8i011 3, Township of
Stenley, County of Huron, about four miles
aouth of Clinton; convenient for roads, railways,
markete, milia, school and climates; about seventy
acres cleared remainder AN'ell timbered, moil best
qualit3-; frame barn 56 by 40 and &tune stable;
house moderate; young orchard, bearing, fruit
good, water easily obtained; the uncleared part
contains a large quantity of rock -elm and other
thither, valnable for fencing, building and manu-
facturing purposes. For further particulars apply
to the owner on the premises.
1951-4 JO.EM 1311TCIIART.
1.
.FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber will also sell by private sale that
nperior stock farm being lot No. 1 Second Conces-
'ion, Hullett, containing 100 acres, 80 of which are
leared and all under pawl. Ttere is on the prom -
Hes a good new frame barn. The River Maitland
ins through the farm. The whole is well fenced.
t is sitnated on a good gravel road within three
niles of the Tillage of Seaforth. For a stock-rais-
ng and grazing farm, it has not a superior in
:made.
Terms -One-third of the purchase money to be
slid down ; the balance on time to suit the per -
hither, with interest ut 6 per cent.
For further particulars apply to the proprietor,
WILLIAM FOWLER,
• Seaforth Post Office.
Tucker/m/1th. J-ulv 6. 1871. 187 -td
FARM FOR SALE IN MORRIS.
Olt SALE, on reasonnble terms, Lot No. 8, Con.
• 10, Morris, containing 64 acres, over 20 of which
re cleared, seeded to grass afid well fenced; the
adance is well timbered with hard -wood, It is
itnated on the Northern Gravel Road, 1 mile and
half from Blyth; and 13 miles from Clinton.
here is no waste liintL There is on the Premises
new frame house, 20 x 30, with good cellar and
I tit -buildings. A. good spring on, the premises.
For further particulars applv to the Proprietor.
n the premises, or, (if by letterd to Blyth P. 0.
GEORGE BUTCHART,
188-11. Proprietor,
—
.,
FARM FOR SALE.
OR Sale, Cheap, Lot No. 30, 6th Concession,
Township of Bruce' County of Bruce, contain-
ig 100 acres, about 20of which are cleared, the
1 alsuet. well timbered with beech and maple. No
1st° land. There is a never -failing stream of
•ater running through it. itis situated within
t ve miles from the flourishing village of Paisley,
tI rough which the Wellington, Grey and Breee
• ailway will ehotly be running. If the above pro-
] erty is not sold, it will be leased for it term of
3 ears for the improventente. For further partieu-
1 rs, apply to Tut ExPosrron Orrieu, Seaforth.
July 18, 1871,• " 189-11.
FARM FOR SALE.
ILLIAM HAMMELL notv offer for sale, his
splendid Farm, conaisting of 100 Aerea 180 of
Ida are cleared and freed from attunpa,) being
1 it 7, second concession. Haat. Is situated five
I Liles from Strewth and five miles and half from
Hilton, and le altogether one of the best farms in
t e county. There are it good dwelling -house, bari.
s ed and stable, it good well, and 5 acreu in °reliant
01 the farm. For particulars apply to the Proprie-
t r, on the premises, or by letter to Seaforth P. 0.
194-1f. WILLIAM HAMMELL.
FOR SALE.
M
(1
R SALE, the south half of Let No. 3, in -Fifth
- Concession, Monis, containing 100 acres ; a
Wee frame home, 1-8x84; log etable ; 3•oung or-
e era ; there are 35 acres -.cleared. For terms up -
p y to ALEXANDER BRADBURN,
n the premises; or to ALEX. CAMPBELL or
31eCAUG1{EY & 1.10LMESTED, Serforth.
FARM FOR SALE
IN TUCKERSMITH.
OR Sale, on reasonable terms, Lot 22, Second
Coneession, Tnekersinith, H. B. S., containing
110 acres, eighty of which are cleared, under fence,
11 iti ht a good Witte of etiltivation, and a consider -
it de portion of it underdrained. The buildings are
It 1 good, also, a good bearing orchard, two never-
iling wells and a living spring: Theland is first
eitss, m1 will be sold on eaay terms, RH the ere -
ft
it -tor is destrotts. of retiring from .farming. For
rther parthellars apply.to TILE Expos/Ton Office,
siferfh„ or to the proprietor, on the premises.
100.41. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
SHOPS FOR SALE.
OR SALE, two ttliopt.t and forty-four feet front.:- •
age on Main Street, Seaforth, opposite CarL
iclewl's Hotel. Apply to
193-11. .T. SEATTER.
DANIEL M'GREGOR,
BOOKBINDER, HULLETT,
AS just received a iarge Stock of the
materials used in the business, and
is now fully prepared to execute on the
sl orteet notice and in the latest styles,
* al orders he may be favoured with.
Registers, • Ledgers,
AND
-A-1\1-1K 33001:KS,
OF ANY KIND,
Aided, Printed and Made
Ttl, order, on the shortest notice, and a
prices which defy competition.
LADIES' WORK BOXES
AND
ANCY CASES,
Made to order.
LD ANDNEWBOOKS
BOUX:11 AXDI?EPAIRED
At city prices.
'creons residing ata distance by
le ving their books at the Signal Book
Sure, Goderich, Or at the EXPOSITOR
ofl cc, Seaforth, or at J. R. Grant's, Ain -
lee ville, stating style, may rely upon
them being well bound.
11 communications addressed to the
lersigned, will receive prompt atten-
tio
DANIEL McGREGOR,
• Constance, P. 0,
Hullett
forth, Nov. 9, 1870, 153-tf.-
• LADIES
sm..A..poitan 1-1
And sarrornaling country 1
The Stock is now complete
T. KIDD'S
EMPORIUM
FASHION.
NEW MILLINERY!
In all its branches.
Splendid Trimmed
HATS7 AND BONNETS.
'From 50 cents upwards.
• SILK AND VELVETEEN
MANTLES I
In all styles, and at all prices.
e
•
WANTED!
1,000 'Canadian Volunteers,
For the Red River Territory, to purchase
my Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots & Shoes,
before leaving.
• REMEMBER !
1 keep the best and largest Stock of Gro-
ceries, Crockery, Liquors, etc., -etc. kept -
in Seaforth. •-
Best $1 Tea for -90 ets. lb_
STRICTLY ONLY ONE PRICE !
THOS. KIDD.
Seaforth, April 12, 1871. 175
GREAT CLEARING SALE
GIVING UP BITSINES'S.
The undersigned intend giving np Business
Fall, and they will CLEA /1 OUT -
THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK
-AT-
COST PRICE, FoR
THE SALE WILL START
ON THE FIRST OF AliqrST,
A-nd will continue until fhe -whole of the stock
is sold out.
Call ea?-ly and -Secure Bargaim
The highest price paid for Batter, de. -
All parties owing aceonnts will please call nn'
settle them, and save themselves further trouble
J, BONTHRON &SON,-
Settforth, Auguat 1, 1871. 169
LUMBER ! LUMBER 1
LATH and SHINGLES.
HE Undersigned have on hand aA
LL their Mill, one half mile North
mleyville, a large Stock of Dry Pine
umber, part (about 35,000 feet) of which
s Dressed let and 1-4 Flooring. The
havealso on hand
75,000 ft. of Strip Lath
which is warranted first-class,
• and no slabs.
Their Shingle Machine will start about
the 18th instant, after which date a, plen
eiful supply of SHINGLES will be kept
on hand.
Prompt attention given to orders from
a distance.
AI. & T. SMITH.
Dingle, April 12, 1871. 176-th
TN ell arts and manufactures. int
-itroventent is now the order of the -
day, and none .have more fully ae-
knowledged and follewei this preeepit
than Messrs.
Lazarus, Morris & Cc.,
mumgattimrs of the celebrated
' PERFECTED LENSES.
All that seienee can do alleviate
the tliatress causeti by weak or failin:.:
vision has been -carefully studiul b:
them and adapted in the mannfae-
ture of their celebrated Lenite-:
well have they succeeded that all eon
tess, after trying these celebrate/I
Glaases, that ineonvenience from
badness of sight is at ()nee removed.
COUNT14_11-1,
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