The Huron Expositor, 1872-09-06, Page 8-
H E HURON iXPOSITOR.
SEPT. 6, 1872.
won xpoita.
DISTRICT MATTERS.
13e.erre & Co. haye now an immense
stook of very fine Port and Sherry Wines, pure lin-
ported Lignera of the beat brands, and au enormous
stock of Cigars, at all prices. They are alsoin re
ceipt of the largest and finest lot o Teas and
Sugars ever offered in geaforth, and which they
guatantee to give -good eratiefaetion. Before pur-
chasing elsewhere, call, and inspect their etook•of
Dry Goods, Ready-made Ciothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps tee., and you will see for yourself
ithat it is the place whereplo hestrof honest value
s given. Remeraber theace,Carmichaers Block,
Mainestavet, Seaforth.
RIFLE. MATO/L=4U animal •Rifle
snatch of -the 33rd Huron Bette:Moe will
be held at Seaforth on the 12th and 13th
of September.
SALE OF Tesrms.--The use of the Re-
freshment Tents on the Race Course for
the two days of the racos will be sold by
auction, on the track,on Monday next,
at 4 o'clock. The bidding will likely be
lively, on account of the large crowd ex-
pected to be present at the races.
ANOTHER CHEESE Seem—Messrs Hick-
son & Co., of the Brueefield Cheese Fee-
, tory, have made anether cheese sale.
They this week shipped a car load., for
which they received the handsome price
of eleven cents per pound.
•
PERSONAL.—Mr. J os hu a Calloway,
late proprietor of the; British Exchange
HoteleGoderich, is now .traveling for
the wholesale house of Messrs W. M.
Lotteraee & Co of Hamilton. •
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NEW STORE.—Messrs. E. & J.
Sperling have Purchased the stock of
Messes. Gray, Spading & Co., and have
removed it to the premises recently occu-
pied by T. K. Andettion, as a 'clothing
store. They have else added largely to
the old. stock, and are now prepared to
ineet the wants_ of purchasers.
COUNTY TEACHERS'
The next meeting of the above associa-
tion will. be held at Clinton on Friday
and Saiturday, the 13th and 14th of
September. On the evening of Friday
there will be a conversazionein the Town
Hall. -Saturday will be devoted to the
discussion of questions pertaining to the
duties of teachers.
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_TRefeaRearca'Soozat.-t--We would ask
• our readers to bear in mind the social
to be given under the auspices 'of the
Sons of Temperance in the Town Hall,
. on the evening of Monday next. Several
excellent addresses will be delivered, and
the proceedings will be -enlivened by
suitable music.
BARE PASTURES—Farmers in this
vicinity complain bitterly of the lack of
pasture .for stock. Owing to the con-
tinued drought, vegetation has almost
, entirely ceased, the pattare fields are
singed bare, and stock as really suffering
for both food and water.. Some farmers
aye been compelled to commence feed-
ing their stock fl GM the, barns to prevent
them from starvinge '
THE FALL ASSIZES.—,We learn with
pleasure that 'Mr. J. S. Sinclair, barris-
ter, Goderich, has been appointed to
. conduct the business -of the oCron at the
approaching assizes let! Goderich -and
Walkerton. The able manner _in Which
Mr. Sinclair performed similar duties at
the assizes .held in Goderzch last spring
justifies us in .saeing that a better ap-
.
pomtment for the above r sponsible Posi-
tion could not have been ade.
CereNesesee-Mr. Houghton has
retired from Loyd's Hotel, at the-etation,
and Messrs. Richard Sharp and D. D.
Rose, have taken his -place and intend
conducting the business hereafter. Mr.
Thomas Foster has also retired 'from the
Royal 'foto', and has removed to Wood-
stock, where he intends again going into
the hotel business. Mr. Simon Powell,
the owner of the Royal, is having it
thoroughly renovated, and intends con-
ducting it hereafter himself.
NEW SALT Rreecit.—The Merchants
Salt Company have now in course of
construction another Salt Block. This
Block will be the largest which has yet
been built in Seaforth, a d it will be
constructed on the principle of Mr . Hayes'
patent. We' learn that w th the -block
at present in operation the company -are
linable to supply °ea -half o their orders,
arainow that the salt busi es s has been
brought to something ar a paying
basis, this last advance st p taken, by
the company was deemed prudent land
nee essarys
S. EAPORTH RACES. --As has already
been. announced, the Fall Meeting of the
Seat 'rill Driving Peek Association will
take place on Thursday apd Friday of
next week. The coming meeting will be
the n tost interesting which Lias yet taken
place _under the auspices of the Associ-
ation, and all admirers of turf sports
shqu1 make it a point to be present.
Alrea'l. y the -billowing celebrated horses
have la ten entered.: "Terror," '`Storm,"
"Nora Kistra," -4:tack the Barber,"
" Baron Rotheehild," Limerick,"
" Van"fo'rnierly 4` Blinkiron," " Gold
Leaf," " Charles Douglas," ." Jack Van-
: dal,'"' Flora D." "Annie Wilkes,"
" &OW' 1 'lake," "kiety Fisk," " Toron-
to sact others, the 'mates of which
we have not been able to leara. The
Above list contains the MUMS of some of
the fastest and best _horses in America,
and the pu blit may therefore anticipate
exciting six Irt. We believe that many Of
these horses are now in attendance at the
tra ord rroces, and that they will be
here probably to-morrove, and. will be
practicing on the course during the days
of next week preceding the me.etine
Zurich.
,
Reseuieneera.--Zuriee. woomii mills are
now ea course of reconstinetion. The
new "Lillis are to be built in a larger and
more siebstantial manner than, were those
whieii/ware biirncd, and on the site of
the oldeseoperit-y. %Ye, are liippy to be
able toatete that the people of the vicini-
ty have, as a token of their conainise.rae
tion in the loss of the proPrietors,pre-
sented to .the young men a large subseri o -
t. n 1 ist of handsome contributions.
This Material expression of eyiripathy
gives zeal to the proprietors' work of re-
construction, and in afew weeks we hope
to see the fa,otory to some degree in work- '
ine order.
IVAus. —The /clew -School House has
• passed the first stage of the work. ---The
Catholic Church is in course of erection,
it is to be a handsome eclifice.---The po-
-tatoe bug has damaged that crop severe-
jy )iere.—Plunis are a. good crop in this
mors are ,busy'with Fall
wheat seedin .--Businees
DISASTRO S FIRE IN WROXETER.
Over $12,0t 0 Worth OfProperty Deo
otroyed.
most disastrous fires ever
'part of the country oa-
t Saturday night, result -
',destruction of ten build -
One of the
known in thi
curred here la
ing in the tot
ings, and a la ete amount of other
ty. The fire n riginated in Mr.
lin's tin and s eve shop, about 7
in the evelain- Mr. Paulin was
in filling an o can, and as the
from which h was taking it
newly tapped, the oil spurted ou
the tap was turned, , spread ov
Paulin's cloth s, and comreunicat
a lampabur g at a distance fr
barrel. As e erything was aa
with oil, in a f w moments the wh
in a blaze, t (mei, Mr. Paulin
every exertion to extinguish the
As soon as he found that his at
were useless, raised' the dread
of firt, which seen spread throu
village, and dr w a large crowd,
xertiona, how ver, were futile in
uenching the ames or preVentin
from apreadin to the adjoining
ngs._ The be was rung contin
rom the time f the first alarm, an
crowds of exci d people 'came in
illage from e ery direction: As
s it was fon d that all'attemp
;
uepch the fl ' es were utterls • u
I
11 the energies .f the .croevd were
d to saving as e uch property as
le, for the buil Inge on each side.
ame, and. bu it closely togetho
ttempts to exti guish the flames
t _this junctu e, utterly unava
oon Mr. .i.e.nox's shoe sho
e north of, and connected
r. Paulin's hop, was in fl
s there was sc reeler any wind, th
read with abo t equal rapidity in
reletions, and 11 hands engaged
moving goods, 4 ., ut of the reach o
e. Strenuous exertions were ma
ave the large s re, owned by M
Wilson, and I Ocupied by Mr.
d Mr.. Veal, ut all efforts were
s, and the gre t aim of :the cro
termined work -rs now became to
possible, the 11e brick residenc
. Sm'ale, whi stood north of
al's grocery,, ith filly a very na
ace - between t em. At. first, h
re entertained that it might be s
g energy of the fla
to give way befor
e fire caught thew •
window sills, and
e was a, mass of fla,
that -the whole aid
ich the fire was ra
acrifice to the fin
proper-.
R, Pan- -
o'clock
engaged
barrel
was but
t when
er Mr.
ed with
mu the
turated
ele was
made
flames,
tempts
alarm
gh the
whose
either
g them.
build-
uously
d soon
to- the
soon
ts tto
seless,
direct-
pawl -
being
r, all
were,
iling.
p to
With
ames.
e fire
both
in,re-
f the
de to
r. D.
Hood -
use-
ved of
save,
e of
Mr.
/TOW
opes
axed
rites,
e the
()ode
Soon
mess
e of
ging
q
1
f
a
. a
13
fr
a
a
th
A
ep
di
fir
sa
R.
an
les
de
ifr
Dr
Ve
sp
we
from the devou
but this hope hac
stem reality. T
en mouldings and
the whole stractu
It was now feere
the street upon w
would become a
The next building north of the Doctor's'
house being the la ge frame store occupt
ed by Mr. Inglis, which was less than
two rods from t e fire ; the roof and
sides- pf Mr. Inglis store and other build-
ings vicinit being covered with
wet blankets, . kep saturated with water,
and owing also to the fact that, a large
poplar tree was . owing between the
Doctot's and th store, this calamity
was averted; and the progress of the
flamee stopped in that direction. Had
Mr.'Inglis' store c ught fire there is no
saying where it w uld have ended, and
there, s little doab but the greater part
of the village woul have become a sacri-
fice -to the devot ring energy of 'the
flames. On the south side of Mr.
'ries.
Paul
They
show
•'stern
in pia
But w
of sons
disho
person
in rem.
could
a wom
of sho
ceal.
We
and th
ance s
certain
its cor
act am
certain
tent ou
Dr.
Loss, $
Mr,
eluding
about
•" Ande
Mr.
82,000
vincial,
1 Mr.
shop ;
Mr.
for $1,0
build
buin
of Lend
Mr.
serious.
Mr.
81,000;
$100 -.on
Mr. B
er ; item
loss. •
in's shop, all the buildings to the
- corner of the stree were totally consum-
ed, though every in h of ground was dis•
puted. by those who -wrought hard to stay
the progress of the fl es. Nearly all the
wells in the villag were pumped dry,
and latterly the su o plies of vrater were
oi,
breught from the ill pond.
tri concluding m • report. I may state
that moat of the or Mrd present did all in
their power in the ay of trying to, save
property. To the ladies especially--
many of whom ere present—great
praise is -due for t cir noble exertions:
wrought with heart and hand and
ed themselves the equals of the
er sex," not niy by their coolness
nning, ,but int epidity in executing.
hile we have record the bravery
e, we are .sorr to have to pen the
nesty of othe Many dishonest
s took advent ge of the confusion
caring goods,4 .,to pocket all they
get hold of. 4e gentleman caught
an who had ns less thanfive pairs
es, which. :she was trying to con -
give below :t of the sufferers,
e 'extent of e eir loss and insur-
-
o far as we ha .e been able to as
• We cannot altogether vouch fo
rectnoss, as in many cases the ex
mount lost earn t at present be as
ed, and we ha e therefore to con
rselves witha' •approximation :
Smale—brick cadence and office
3,000 ; insure' 'for $2,000.
Arthur -Veal Grocer; Loss, in
goods, daznag to furniture, &c.,
$1,500 ---- goo s insured in the
s" Co. ler Pei 0, •
Hood— Mere ant • Loss about
; insured for $1,406 in the "Fro. and $1,000 i the " Gore." .
Joseph Lenne --boot. and shoe
Loss about $111; no insurance.
R. Paulin—Los .$2, 500 ; insured
00 in the " aterloo" Mutual
g owned by th -Messrs. McClary,
on, whose loss is dully covered.
Wright— bak -shop ; Loss not
r
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Knuteson--T iter; Loss about
insured. for ,• on building,
contents in th "Gore." I,
illingsby—swa lunakerandUewel-
red for $300, high covers
Mr. D. It Wilson, o
1 occupied by Mr. Lenn
byMr. Hood and Mr.
bles, &c.; Loss on .st
ed for $&00 ; shoe sho
one stable insured for
wner of shoe shop
x. store -occupied
eal, besides sta-
re $1,200; iesur-
insured for 875;
75
CARD OP TITANKS.—I desire publicly
to express airy thanks to th people of Wraxeter
and vicinity, who so nobly xerted themselves to
save nay property at the Intel e. Toughcessuti in saving the build' g, 1 fully appreci
theirate
Idnauess saving r..1 other effects, as ;well
.as their efforts to save the building.
S. B. SMILE.
Wroxeter, Sept. 3, 1871
Carron br
DEPARTURE or AN: 0
Mr. A. Shaw, who hes
of Caaroubrook for man
depaiture on Thursda
Gratiot, Mich.!, where h
the Gratiot Hotel;
previous to his departur
tained bys. number of Ii
complimentary supper,
given him as a mark o
which_he was held by his
We wish Mr. Shaw heal
in his new home, and w
ok.
D RESIDENT.
een a resident
years, took his
last for Fort
has purchased
n the evening
he was enter-
s friends at a
hich had been
the esteem in
ellow villagers.
and prosperity
are sure that
-4.
tcmefrom this q atter, who may at any
time have Occesio to visit the Fort,
will, by ()ening u .on Mr. Shaw, receive
a hearty * elcome, and the most hospi
table treatment
B1 evalo.
HORSES STOLE.. .—We learn that on
the night of Monday last a mare and colt
were stolert from the premises of Mr. T.
Hammond Lot 5,, 9th Concession of,
Morris. neer Blue rale. Tho mare has a
bob tail, is of bay olor, and twelve years
old. The colt is iron giay, three years
old, and hes never been shod. Farmers
should keep a sh rp look out on their
stock this demon o the year, as it is dif
ficult to tell, wh.t scoundrels may_ be
prowling around.
Thanks to the- lectors ofOztitie
H ron.
To tlieEdit r of tie Huron Expositor.
SIR„—A.1 ow me through the medium
of your pap -r to r turn my sincere and
heart -felt ihenks the Reformers of
Centre Huro • whs labored so zealously
to secure m ttrium.hant election by so
handsome a majori during the late con.
teat. I can assure ou, Sir, that I fully
appreciate he ho or which has been
conferred u in me and. I hope that my
actions arliam nt will, in some de-
gree, recom ease th se friends for their
labors in m behalf. To those who vot-
ed against e, 1 ca cordially extend the
right-hand o fellow hip, feeling. as I do,
that their vo es wer oast conscientiously,.
and, as the believ d, far the best inter-
ests of thei count ye To my constitu-
ents m gen ral, w ether supporters or
opponents, I would ay, that should I at
any time be nabled in my representa-
tive capacityto do them a service, they
may rely ui on it Icing cheerfully per-
formed. Yo irs tru
flonece HORTON.
Goderich, ugust 29, 1872.
TEMPERA.N
of Winthrop
T., will hold
on Thursday
IVIoIC ll op.
,E OI
edge,
soire
vening
Mr. Goldsm'th, Re
Rev. H. B. P lmer
er suitable ad lresses
ed at 8 o'olo k. T
soiree will be devote
the debt ince rred i
hall. Adis ion 25
FOR THE B LEVIL
INSTITUTE,— 1 n We •
William Moo
McKillop, soon
mutes, to the
Institute. T
are about thir
fine looking, i
already been o
and have mad
study. When
were unable ei
now they can •
tained there a
doubt become
are exceeding
demonstrates e
public instituti
the facilities a
Institute forth
tunates, thee
up in ignore C
be a burden
will become
education will
ations in which
selves compare
table livelihood
PROPERTY So
of McKillop, h
of lot No. 19,
Angus M cLeod,
owner of the ad
of $2,000. Mr.
to remove to
possession of ant
he purchased th
WRESTLING
Walter Rankii , att
achool, on the 2 th ult.
with a compan on, fell
arm. He is no recove
EE. —The in4 embers
o. 201. I. 0. of G.
in their new hall
Sept. 12th. Rev,
'Mr. McDermid,
d other's will deny -
Tea will be serv-
o proceeds of the
towards- defraying
erecting the new
en ts .
.,E, D.EA.F AND DUMB
nesday- last Mr.
, ef the 3c1 concession of
two •Of his boys, deaf
ellevipe Deaf and Dumb
ese boys are twins, and
een y am of age, and are
ellige t lads. They have
le ter
theyrema
her to
o hoth
ew ses
roficie
at the, institute,
kable progress in
went there, they
read or write, but
readily, and. if re -
ions longer will no
t scholars, as they
y apt etudents. This
early he benefits of these
ns. • ad it not been for
orded by the Belleville
educo tion of such unfor-
pys w nld have grown
and wo uld undoubtedly
o societ , but now they
1 cated, and through their
e etiab ed to obtain situ -
they c -n make for them-
ively a,sy and comfor-
, if no hing more.
D.—Mr. J. C. McKay,
s 1 is farm, east half
th ncesaion, to Mr.
his n ihbor, and the
oining arm, for the sum
McKa intends shortly
orthe arolina to, take
settle n the land which
re last spring.
corDEN .—A boy naped
Roitboro
while wrestling
and broke his
ing.
• it edale
Busess. —N
mostly all secu
look a little li
commeeced to st
NNW STORE
IVInG-illivray, has leased
Eli Ducherme of this pl
menced the ereet'on Of a
he intends to ope
October. No
beneficial, and
Rumohr in his new ente
THE °non. —The aro'
ty looked very fa orable
few farmers w o hay
knowledge a ooc averag
LOST AND
Butler, the wife f the L
who was reported throng
ew vve
clered,
he em
OM,
w tha
ed, bu
eller,
✓ mune
Mr. Ja
out a
mbt th
e say
n.—Th
of your paper a
either lost or mu
`neighborhood, in
Talbot, farnser.--
St phn.
COUNCIL 1111. cic. — The Sephen-
Coun cil met on aturd , August 31.
All members' pres nt ; m flutes confirm-
. ed. Mr. Fulton as app inted to see to
opening up road Dn first aide road be-
tween Concession .17 an 18; County
and Township ra ee to e the same as
last year ; tenders for eo ecting to be
received .next me ting, 1 • west tender to
get it, providing tl e secur ties are good;
next meeting to be ,first S turday in Oc-
tober. The follow ng ord rs -were grant-
ed : Charity, $3 ; ,grav lling sundry
parts of townshi $765.35 ; Improve
ments on other oads, l.ridges, etc.,
$774.31;0.Prouty, art exp uses on south
bouncla y, etc, $2. • By e ror of tax in
1869, 84.75 ; Webb damae sestained to
crop b misdraina )c, $15. The above
being the principal contra &ts let during
the present year. Q. PRI U'TY, Clerk.
ille.
the crops are
iness begins to
nd farmers haue
more.
es Rumohr, of
a lot from 111r.
ce, and has corn -
new store which
out the 1st cof
s will be very
uccess to Mr.
prise.
s in this locali-
his season. A
threshed, ac -
yield.
woman, Ms.
stowel barber,
the columns
•ks ago, to be
is now in this
loy of Mr, E.
Jame
town
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PROORESS.—,Tam s town is not going
to be behind any. of the oth r villages in
the vicinity. She an alr aclt boast of
two Hotel, two 8 ores, a. Waggon ancl
'Blacksmith shop, Ha -n ss shop and
several other buil lings ; and Messrs.
Stewart & Thynne of BI ievale,e have
purchased a, site fo a Sli gle Mill, to
be built this fall, a,m we mu erstand that
the same parties intend pi. tting 'up a
Grist mill.
Rutfan has purchased a
number of Cows, and is die ng a good
business in the cheese maki g line. He
intends going into it full bla next sea -
on, and has already ordered t le necessary
utensils and appliances for is factory.
Mr. Forrest intends going i to partner
shipwith Mr.„ Rutter and h agreed to
furnish a large number o cows. It
would not b surprising if the W. G. Goo -s
Railwat ould have a branch termi-
nus at Jane town, if it continues thus to _I
linprove.—Com.
, •
Bruceflekt.
Ptc-mc.—bn Wednesday last a Pic-
nic party composed of many of the resi-
dents Of the Village, started from. here to
Bayfie d. for a day's social enjoyment.'
Arrivi g at the village on the lake, the
party repaired to the pleasure grounds of
Mr. Middleton, where the day was most
leasantly spent in varieus kinds of
musenent. The breeze from the lake
as most °ee1 clod refreshing, and all
r turned ho e at a sea -seeable hour in
the evenhig highly delighted 'with the
proceedings, nd resolving to meet for a
similar excur ion another day,
Hullett.
COUNCIL EETING. —The Mlerrieipal
Coencil of the Township of Elullet .met
as Londesbore, on the 24th August last,
ae called by the Reeve. All the mem-
bers present. ; Minutes Of former meet-
lg read and eonfirmed. It was moved
by A. Monteith, and. seconded by J.
Warwick, that the following accounts be
paid, viz., A. Bay, $25, for drawing
plans and speeifications for two bridges.
John Johnson l $4.68; and John Garrett,
$5.40, for ga.kl.—Carried. Moved by
A Monteith, eeconded by J. Warwick,
that as the sum of $2,429 is required for
coUuty purposs, and the sum of $2,400
to township purposes, there be levied on
°nail the r ateable property ipthe town-
eh!p this current year 3 and two tents'
mijlls on the dollar for county purposes,
3 4nd two-tenths' mills on the dollar for
toVenship purposes, and that a By-law be
prpared and pa,seed to confirm the same.
-- 4arried. The By-law was then read
anL passed. The council then adjourn-
ed to meet ay. n. at Lonsboro when cal-
led by the cler
•
Hay.
COUNCIL MEETING.—The Council met
pursuant to adournment, in the Town
Hall, Zurich, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of
September, inst. All the members of
Coencil present; the Reeye itt the chair.
The minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved of. Moved by J. B. Geig-
her, seconded by S. Rennie, That By-
laws Nos. 53, 54, 55 and 56, as now read,
be passed, audhat the Clerk and Reeve
sign the same and attach the seal of the
corporation • tli ereto.—Carried. Moved
by S. Rennie, seconded by P. S. Geigher,
That as the money granted to improve
the streets in the village of Zurich has
not been used, that th; same be taken
and used to build an engine house.—
Carried. Moved by J. B. Geigher, sec-
onded by S. Rennie, That the following
accounts be paid: Christian Oswala, bal-
lance of gravel account, 81.75; Louis
Wadper, ballance due on gravel, $4.85 ;
J. :Kalbfleiseh, for plank, 89.50; Cana-
da Company, for timber for bridges on
south boundary, $10: Solomon Cober,
for Making culbert, 85; Wm. Schwalm,
making culbert, 812; S. Rennie, Cedar
for culberts, $2; B. G. Reeser, grant to
GoslOn Line, .1i; Robt.
putting in a culbert, $2. —Carried.
Moved by Wm. Carrrick, seconded by
P. S. Geiher, that this Council do now
adjourn to meet again on the first
Tuesday in October .next; at 10 o'clock
A. Ma in the Town Hall in Zurich,—
Carried. IIUGH LOVE Senrf Clerk.
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— he cheese market - still remains
actin), and prices have advanced, the
reason being the bareness of the New
Yorkmarket. The quotations there are
reported at 13 to 14c. The late cable
report was 61s., but from private advices
we may confidently expect an advance
shortly.
--Messrs. Angus Norris, •Wm. Meat,
and D. Crawford, who live in East
Garafraxa, County of Wellington, and
who -voted for Mr. Ross had their horses'
tails cut one ifght. elately by some
ruffians, who took this miserable means
of revenging themselves on these gentle-
men because they choose to vote in ac-
cordance with the r political prnciples.
- —A a polling lace in the Proviece
of Qu bec, the bo k used for wearing
k1oubtfal electors, urns out to be a his-
tory o Canada.
—Mk. Muir, of t e Toronto Caledonian
Societ ,, states tha he has received in-
structibns from r. Roderick R. Mc-
Lennan, of Glen arry, to accept the
challenge publish& by the great Scotish
athlete ' Donald. Dinnie, in Wilkes'
Spirit elf the Times, of the 27th April last,
to throir the light r heavy hammer, for
the sum of $2,000. Mr. Muir also states
that M. McLenna i is prepared to throw
the haMmer in any style for an extra
stake 4 82,000, an the 56 -lb. weight for
anothee $2,000 a side, or for any other
sum that will best 4uit Mr. Dinm'szon-
venience.
—A S.oung man in Hamilton i named
James Brennan, while out taking exer-
cise on horseback, on Saturday afternoon
last, being unaccus omed. to horema-
ship, was throev; off and -rceived.
such injuries as to result in his death on
Tuesday. He -was- a young man Ofgreat
promiseand was universally respecte,
and wet the only son of a widowed
mother.
Fall S owe-
Western Fair'at London, on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursdey and Fridayi Octo-
ber 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th.
South Heron; at Exeter, on Thiirsday
and Friday, October 31d and 4th. 1 •
North: Huron, at Blyth, on Tnesday
and Wedneclay, September 17 and 18.
Tucketsmith Braneh, at Seaforth, on
Thursday and Friday, September 19th
and 20th.
Hullett Branch, at Clinto, on 'blurs -
day and Friday, Septlember 12 end 13.
Stanley Branch, at Bayfield, on Wed-
nesday, October 2nd
The Provincial Exhibition will be held
at Hamilton . on l‘ifonday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sep-
tember 23, 24, '25, 26 and 27.
liowick Branch, a Wroxeter, -Wed-
nesday, October 2nd.
Culross Branch, at Teeswater, Tues-
day, October 12th.
Grey Branch, at Aieleyville Tuesday,
Oct. ist.
Central Fair, at Guelph, on Oct. 1, 9,
3 and 4.
Elma aticl Wa11ace,1 at Listowel on
Tuesday, Oct. 8s
North Perth,. at Stiatford, on Thurs-
day and Friday, Oct. 3rd and 4th.
Hay, at Zurich, on Tuesday, Oct. 1st..
MONEY TO LENO.
THE undersigned has $3,010 and upward, prieate
-a-tnds, to loan, at 8 per cent. per annum, on
Farm property. Charges moderate. Marriage
Licences issued. Apply to ,
227-5.1- W. G WILSON, Zurich.
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JUST RECEIVED,
LOCAN
JAMIESON'S
Black Broadcloths,
Black Doeskins,
Heavy Overcoatings,
Tweeds,
Full Cloths,
Satinettes,
Waterproofs.
FLANNELS,
WINCEY SHIRTINGS,
WiNdEYS,
HEAVY DRUGGETING.
DENIMS,
SHIRTINGS,
TICKLNGS,
JEANS.
WINDOW HO LLAND,
TABLE LINEN,
TOWELLING,
DRESSED HOLLANDS,
UNDRESSED
IRISH LINN.
Prnts,
Giiwhohne,
Bleached Cotton,
Factor2h
Cotton Yarn,
Carpet Warp.
FRENCH MERINO,
ALL -WOOL POPLIN,„
PLAIN REPPS,
FIGURED REPPS,
.PLAIN AND FIGURT
LUSTRE&
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Fancy Dress Gcoods
BLACK SILKS.
White Counterpanes,
Colored d -o.
Blankets,
.Doinask 'able Covers,
Printedl Wool do.
Shawls Corsets,
Jackets, Gloves,
BLACK VELVET TRIMMING,
COLORED Do.
BLACK SILK FRINGE,
COLORED DO.
FANCY TRIMMINS,
FINGERING YARNS.
KNI1TED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Scarfs, Ties, (Stc.
Oar Stock of,
BOOTS & SHOES.
Will be foruel seco nd to none in the trade.
We have also a full Stock of
GROCERIES,
FLOUR, OATMEAL, CORNMEAL, SALT, &c.
Atat gOtatt tor Gfalc
BRICKCOTTAGE FOR BALE,
THE commodious Brick Cottage, in Egmendville,
-3` eelleieting Mr. john. Logan's, ie offered for sale -
within ten minutes' walk of Seaforth Btatione
Apply to
248+4 THOMAS 11-E1lG1380i.
FARrifi FOR SALE.
T OT No. 26, Con. 5, Township of Monis ; 50,
--- acres cleared; loghouse ; there is a quantity
of good pine en the lot, with% one mile and a hear
of two good saw -rains. For further emetic -dare,
address WLLLIAll AMOSS,
24748e Dangle P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE FARM itt the Township ef
"L - len being Lot 27, South Bundry, eontaitieig
tie acres, more or lss, 78 acres 'under culthrtton.
remainder good hardwood brieh ; a neyer-failig
spring creek runs through the lot; good orchard,
with 40 fruit -bearing Apple Trees, also Phun,
Peach and Cherry Trees; agoodtranje barn, 66x2,6;
good log house and stable; quality of soil, first
class; store, post -office, grist -mill ehnrch and
school in the neighboitood. The Proprietor es
anxious to sell, as he intends going to manitoba.
Terms liberal. THOMAS TALBOT,
245-18 Proprietor, Berne P. 0., Hay Townshi1,.
•FARM FOR SALE.
T OT NO. 19, Con. 4, Grey, 100 acres, 85 cleared
-Li
an under good cltivation, young orchard;
-well -watered and well tirabored; 4 miles from
Northern Gravel Road and 8 miles from Ethl,
where a station of the Wellington, Grey and
Brace Railway will be opened this Fall. For fur..
ther particulars address, prepaid, HUGII
TARD, Dingle P. 0., or C. R. •COOPR, Laud
Agent, Ainleyrille. 245-4c
FARM FOR SALE.
QOUTEC HALF of the South half of Lot No. 24,
1.--) Fifth Concession of the township of Morris,
containing 50 acres, 85 cleared; well watered by a
spring creek; good log house and frarao stable.
The above farm is only a mile ands half on a good
road from ehe rising village of Ainleyrille, where a
itation of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce Rail-
way will be opened this fall. For pries and terms
inquire (if by letter, prepaid) of
C. R. COOPER,
385. Ainleyville Land Agency Dile P 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
OR SALE, one hundred acres of land, being
- part of Lot 27, Fifth Concession ef Maker -
smith, L. R. 8, seeenty acres -clereil and in
good state of oultiation; thirty acres bush; hewn
log barn, frame driving houe, stable sheep -house
and sheds, a good Bearing creek fill the front of the
lot, and a spring in the rear; as good land as any
in the township; four and a half miles from Sea -
forth, three from Bracefield.ALTBerx.maxeconl-tbird
on28tb7e premises to
B
cah, the remainder in yearly installrerneeefi'neitsaP.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
OT No. '7, Sixth Conceson, Tumberry, tonsist-
-2-1 ing of 120 acres. nearly 100 being cleared and
in a good state of cultiation. There is a good
frame barn 55x36, a frame idled 80x60. There is
also a good hearing orchard. Will be sold on easy
terms. Apply en the premisesto:Aus,FrpionTru240.8.ti
Wroxeter, Ally 8, 1872.
FARM FOR SALE IN HAY.
Ti1011 SALFeioutb. part Lot 21, Ninth Cncession,
Hay, known as the "Troyer Farm;" one-half
mile from Zurich, on the Graeel Road; 70 acres;
50 eleared ; dwelling -house and born; good yelling
bearing prchard ; the land is in a good state of cul-
tivation and well fenced. For further particulars
apply*
if4o W. G. WILSON,
Zurich, Ont.
FARM roR SALE IN GREY.
T OT No 5, Concession 15, township of Gre, con-
taining ninety-six acres; seventy acres cleared.
Apply Or
to M. MeDERAILD, Herpurhey.
JOHN SILLERS, Grey.
232
FOR SALE..
THAT valuable Property, situated cat Market
street, opposite J Broadfootes Planing Mill,
Seaforth, consisting of a lot excellent dwelling-
hous, stable, &a, at present occupied by Mr. Ar-
mitage. Terms liberal. Possession given at ther
end of October next. For further Particulars,
apply to S. DICKSON, le et,
247-4 Seaforth.
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
BEING Lot 3, Eighth Concession, Bullet
Township, on which. 80-aeres are cleared and.
fenced ; a fine bearing orehard of about 100 trees
of well -selected trait; a very large frame barn,
a small log barn, and a log house. The farm is in
exeollent condition, chiefly lying -under geese.
Terms made eery easy for pnrchaser, if required..
If not sold within a short time, the farm Will be
leased for a tenn of years. Applicatio- to bie
made to the propnetor on the premises.
248 CHARLES LAWRIE.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FIVE
acres of land with a good frame cottage.
86x24, and summer kitchen, and woodshed ad-
joining it; a fratnebarn, stable and ehod, a pump
well and young bearing -orchard, being part of Lot
24, Concession 8, XclKillop, and situated 14 miles
from Scaforth, is offered for sale. For terms, Ap-
ply to the proprietor, HIRAM BLANCHARD,
245-8* Seaforth P. 0.
LOT FOR SALE.
1?OR SALE, a Building Lot, containing one sant
of land, beiepart of Lot 10, Fifth Cnoesin,
Township of Mcleillp. There is a good log house
and barn, a good well, and an orchard of bearing
froit-trees This lot io situated within two miles
and a half of the Bunn Gravel Road, and about 6
miles from Seaforth, and is in the midst of an ex- "
cellent fanning country. For farther partieulare
apply to the undersigned propieor on the prem
ises, or address Seaforth Post -office.
2454
JOHN DOWNEY.
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE FIRM, 100 acres First Genoes-
e -L. seen, McKillop, near Seraforth, on the main
gravel road to Goderiole; 85 sores clearedand free
of stumps, with ten acres of a fello, the rest
under grass; well watered and fenced, with large
frame barn, stable underneath; log farnahonse,
boarded outside; and good orchard, possession im
mediately ; title good and terms easy. For fur
ther particulars apply (if byletter, prepaid,) to
242 LUDWIG MEYER, Seaforth P. 0.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN BLOOMS
-OR SALE, a house and lot on Goderieh street-.
For further particulars, apply to
240-tf X. R. COUNTER, Seafortle
HOTEL FOR 341.1E IN AINIZIrlmax.
THE Hotel at present occupied by James Leon-
- atd, will be sold cheap for cash. Buildings all
new. Possession given immediately.
Apply to a. LEoitry.
Ainioyyio, May 28, 1872. 288
HOUSE it LOT FOR SALEitt HARPURHEY
pon SALE, in the Village of Harptarhee, nesr
Seaforth, a awelling-house and lob. There is
on the premises a good bearing Orchard, a never -
failing well of -water; else, a good workshop and. •
stable*, together with all other _necessary vat -
buildings. The house is fram, well finished and
pleasantly located. For terms and other particu
lar, apply to PETER MeCONNELL, Harpurhey,
or to tho undersigned proprietor, Harpurhey, or
Seaforth Post -Office.
248*13 JOIDI REDY.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NT -0110E is hereby given that the tuadereigned
haeo disposed of their Cooper Shop in Seaforth, -
to Mn. Philip Vollmer, who will hereafter carry on
the above businees in his own name.
O. G. ANDERSON et CO.
Carronbrook, Ang.22, 1872.
Ira connection with the above the undersigned
begs to state that he will hereafter carry on the
cooperage formerly 'ovred by Mettsrs. O. G. An -
denten te Co. and he hopes by etriet attention to
business and making good work to merit a contin-
uance of the liberal patronage heretofore accorded
to the establishment.
PHILIP VOLMA R. f:
Seaforth, Aug. 22, 1872. 2474
NOTIC.
reARTIES having from 0 to 75 acres of land for
-2- sale, within two miles of either of the Tillages
of Clinton or Seriforth, may find a purchaser by ap-
plying to the undersigned. State the number of
acres, amount cleared, end price per etre.
PETER ADAMSON,
County Clerk.
County Clerk's Office, t
At W. S. ROBERTSON'S Goderich, Ang. 26, 1872,, J
OLD STAND,
MAIN STREET; SEAFORTN.
247-1
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
AirEN to cut Cordwood, Rails, Cedar Posts and
'2- Saw Logs. For further particulars apply to
the undersipacd, on Lot No. 11, Concession 8,
Triekermith.
2.16*3 DA-VID MOORE.
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W OLE life 24
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YILEDI
38.:M IJLLI, T1
J. tee., Graduate of Tor
te Coroner for the Coen
Ontario.
mucHLL.
D AvIl'rie CA -liege Phymiei:
III:re rare,
0r.—Coroner
Office end reside/lee, a Tit
Telt W. R. SMITH-, I
Office—Opposite Scot
Main stroet, Seafortb.
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STEWAP•T, I.
.University„
geon, etc. Orme and Resi
TAT L. VERCOE, M. De
geon, etc. Office et
fs.rket and High steete,
-111. -CAMPBELL, Goren
-1-1 and Residence, our C.
street, Seaforth. Office in
day, and all day Saturd.ay,
rPO the inhabitants of Si
-I- country. Dr. j. 0, IV
through sickness in his far
for some time in this pia
nonneing to the public, Of
vidence he has been. pen
rooms formerly oecnpied.
IteDongellet Store, NfolD
pernanirently to remain, an
bis o1pirO5 and as man
bine with a till. All opera
tag to the latest approved
to be fonnd elsewhere.
• Office houre from
LEG.
-r Ms LET, Soicitee,
U s pointed Agent- for the
pany ol Englend, hit is also
vate Capitalists Terout
very reasonable rates.
Chergee moderate.
evergeren, Dee. 15,127
A4-ccAuGl1ka & 110
L Yi torneys at TAW, SO
Insolvency, Notaries Pu
Solic itors for the It.C. Ba
the O113dt Life Assaratiee
N. B.-430,080 to Jetta
Houses and Lots for sae.
latEllSON it MEYER. 11
-1-41 at Law, Solititore in
Conveyeneers, Notaries P
forth and. Wroxeter. $2,
invest at ranee, at Eight pt
yearly.
11.
C0MMERCIAL HOTEL
ANNETT, Proprietor
entirely new Management
renovated, The Bar is
Idepaere and Ciitars. Goo
-Hoetlters, A First-clase Tai
TionimE OF WALES
C 3. 3UCUT.1.14 r ON,
Accommodation for trate
plied with the very best lila
stabling attched. The
enday for Winghem.
rp A. SHARP'S xavitnT
.Mm -ray's
Horses rani iirst-clessCOnT
TROMSON'S LIVERY, CI
COeleIrl
Inlet Horses and Firetiel
on had. 'Coarreyanees fur
Vraeellcrs on reasonable eel
221'
Ike ELL'S Lie erRY STAB
•-/ Goat Horses and Coral
on hand, Faeomble
'Commercial Trayellers.
Hoare, will be promptly at
0irMs AND ST.fall.115:-
nox's Hotel, Mein Street.
221 THONIK
iteetSCEloir
rp 3. CHeRCHITeL,
• Olen/bee .f.nt the Ontlti
begs to intimate to
and surreuneerie eonetr,
Office in SeaTortia, where he
smelly or by letter, on the
tle, et'.. Ilarebag remixed
dnestion„ andierring
of the Veteritire7 College Of
has evereeconlidence -of gift
who may crieeley hint.
Re:azurens—A- Smith,
rio Veterinary Collee; P
Thorlearn, Dr. Rowel, ronl
'Veterinary Medicines tort
callepremptl
Oflice—Carreiclutel's Hotel,
ATETETIINerr 3URGE1
` heis to mutt
Seetorth and surrounding
been awarded the diploma!
ar y College, and is now pre
of Horses and -Cattle aral al
has *pealed an office in con
shoeIng shop, where he will
tent to -call. Dieeases 1:1
tended to. Reldenee, *file
of Killoran & R7aifs new
erinery Medieines • *Apt
Gimrges reasonhle.
A tExivsmn sio,14trzt
Craubroot, Grey
moderate lems. :COZ
Conveyancer, Land, Loan!
Also, Agent for ' the folk
Huron and Erie Loan Seel
and Mechanics' Sevin/ewer
; Jioyal Inert:wince One
London, Fire :anti I.ifet
• surance 'Company -end thre,
Compiler. Any amount OV,
T43tCri TA interest. Several
cheap,
0 :le. COOPElt, eiremys
tencetes Benet. Leanne
Agent for the Frelole
Savinee Society of Toronto
as anyeeempriny doing bug
catioete for Loans premptle
• nee.—Oppeite
186-tf AINLErt
JOHN- atiuGHLAT, Year
'way1 ieket Agent, Heel
ea. T. Refilwa,y Station, St
Tickets iseuee to all pobt
Californie and Red River, et
4.;hograteet fatilities to Ed
inform:item elevn respetea
reenback, Bonds. Cenral
•Gold. and Siker Coin, hoe -4e
E D Vi A R
Is beeiree and min
OD DIE.N
In any enentit
ANY ODD 1.,01‘
Brought to:
ralt ONE :N.
iaoderieb.st, Seaforth, Zul