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guage, and that Mrs.,.1obso •'s testimon
was_ false, from beg lining to end, s
there must have been rettylloose swear
in somewhere. Alt: gethe , the affai
w l cost` the parties conte ned a goo(
deal more than half tho eese in tai
-township are +,worth, to sa nothing o
the dis g •ace brought upon themselves
and the stands.- edge 1 derecl by a motllc
and slaughter appearn g in Court again:
777. —NEw loops OPENED THIS `VEEK.: each other ukider st eh ci cunstances
—arena and Boys' American Hate' and Caps in nt1; Mr. Doyle, of Gode ich, appeared fo
the latest styles. Also, arri,•ecl, new Aberdeen Dobson, and Mr. MG ailgh. y for .Long
W inceys, cheap. A. G. McDorra,rr.i.• worth. •
. GROCERIES.—James ll.urphy is in re CRI( RET.—!l�etti/o) tl. 1`.4. : a•r erlel.—
ceipt of large additions to his stook of brash Ciro match was played on t to Seafort
caries. Advertisement next week.
anround, on Fr day, r ug. '1 , which ei
initiated in ane`cher "cictor e
for the , <
real selecting their hall and Winter Stock of Dry forth team, 1 l0 wiel ets t , fall.. Th
• mayex-
DISTRICT
Lx
s me
S > > s tLr. Ca to
s Lud
hre
of
ods -Ila i
Go
Ib
_I
bowling of. (Ja)neron nd �' hite prove1
peat something new and faebioueble 1n a few clays.
A SPLENDID assortment of Bird Cages: 1
Another consignment of thoseow-priced Cruets,
direct from the mtluuf:Lcttuc
r s in NOW York.
Turn Table, Lightning and Conqueror Apple Par-
ers. Hardware of every description cheap and of
good quality at W. Iton:m.1'80n & Co.'s, sign of the
eircular saw,
N. B.—Another car load of best American
Water Lime direct from Buffalo. Quality guaran-
teed. No bogusarticle.
Fall Shows.
o from the
�-
The Provillci:}i-L�lllbition, at Loudon, ,
22September, ingiusive.
f Se it( b
22nd to the 26th o 1 ,
Central FtLir, at Guelph, ou the 16th, r
lthand
18th of September.
The South Huron, at Seaforth, on Thursda• and
}
Friday, 2nd and 3rd of October.
The Hibbert, at Sta.ffa, on Tuesday, Oct. 7.
'stow 1 on Friday,'10th. October.
The Elam, at Li a ,
The -Stephen and Usborne, at Exeter, on Monday
and Tuesday, 29th and 80th September.
North Riding of Huron, at Clinton, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Sept. 16 aud 17.
Colborne Tot-nship, at Goder-ich, on Wednes-
day, Oct. 1. •
Turnberry, at Wingham, on Friday, Oct. 3.
Morris Branch, at Blyth, on Wednesday, Oct. 8.
South Perth, at St. Marys, on Sept. 80 and Oet.l.
Stratford, Thursday and Friday, Oct. 2 and 3.
Mitchell, Monday and Tuesday, Sept, 29 and 3e'.
Grey, at Brussels, Oct. 9.
-very destructl;te to t eir o patients, si
ite in the first an
e sec ud inning (
hams 1n, for Ba
icket, to his goo(
We notice se b both elevens a
t the low fo
• ute We art
ii rte
which small, �
V atmosphere here which continued throu
g- p
the game, t using 3man balls to 1
e
skyed, McDo ole getting o: less th
three of the Seaforth wi kets in tl., c
mid. off. ,
i.
The
fines .
catch bf
the day • w: s made by Grieves
the cover . p • nt. We are compelled
omit the scor-. The retu ❑ match
tween Seafor h and God • rich will
played at Selz, orth on.Satu,•day, the 2
inst. Wick s . pitcLed at 10 A. M.
wickets falling
six to Cameros
Rayfield. Als
field, counted
to WI
1
in t
\Vi
ight
res o
1
f
e
h
e
n
TEMP•ERAN 'E ME
Johnston, ag r nt of
der of Goocl. 'empla
tures .in the t -low in
dates menti nevi :
Seaforth ; Tuesday,
Wednesday, Aiig.
day, Aug. 8, ; Bru
29, Wrox:ete ; :Sato
nston -1
orker
id we
of the
CHEESE SALE.—Mr, W. Scott Bobert- rte. Mr. Jo
son, of the Seaforthcheese factory, bas sold a thorough
the whole of the cheese made at the Sea- movement,
forth, Kinburn and. Carronbrook facto- co -o )Brat o
ries in July for 11_x: cents per pound. 1
The figure at which the cheese maniatee- generally.
tiered at the factories in this sectio{. has
sold this season proves the high. stand- 1C; R. Co
and it has attained in the market, and is rosreon News
most creditable to the management and GRAIN . ill
skill of the manufacturers and cannot just comme.
failto be profitable to and appreciated warehouse
by the patrons. building ie
•basement::
FATALITY AMONG GOD•ERICH HORSES. Mitchell, o
—The Signal of this week says : stone. work,
"Within the last week'a number.: of Mr. Goldi
horses have died in town. A- M. Polley material On.
has lost his roan trotter` after an illness large wa1
of foitr days. His well known " bob g
y completed
tail " fell dead near the jail 011 Sunday, dis aDzsaRDl
while being driven by a stranger who o
•
had hired it for the day. Johnny Bell eful
also had the -misfortune tolose one of his Saturday r
horsese. and his other had a narrow the hotels
escape He attributes it to having fed Tavern
- them on corn, which he was obliged to houses, w
use instead of oats, as the latter cannot not looke
be had tit present.' was a disc!
that the h
THE HoLI»AY. — - The holiday on Tues- again. j
day Last passed over very quietly.. Most By uctL4 .Y.=BetI seri , Saturday
of the- business places in town ,were last and A onlay 1ilorn ng, some
closed, and the day was generallyobserv- entered t1e office of A. . C. R. 0
ed. as a holiday. No arrangements by forcing open one of t e rear win
had previously been made for public It is quite . evident t • at they ei
amusement, and all were left to spend with the ejcpectatioi of robbing, a
the time as fancy aud circumstances clic- took all the money
tated. There were one or two private iu the oftxe, but
pie-nic parties ; many went visiting tosome iii or 12 c
country friends and not a few remained in tent witthat, th
town, enjoying a day of recreation with taming a lot of pa
their families.;- scattered;iipou the
•see to thel•fastenin
THE HORSE BusTNESS.—Mr. Hough- and doors1
ton, an extensive horse dealer, of . this CIRC.. si--Cole
village; has purchased and shipped to the will 'exhibit in B
States, since the first of the present Aug.' 30. I See adv
year, over 260 horses, for which he (;O1Fi1'L1►LFidTAkY
has paid out over $30,-000. Most of these Hamilton; late pri
horses were purchased. and the'money. Union Sql ool, was
for them' paid out in Seaforth. Mr. ber of hisi riends a
Houghton reports the horse trade dull Parker's • otel, 1.
just new, on account of the low prices priorto lits leavin
prevailing in American markets, and he intend to atte
thunk§ that prices will not range so high to preparing hires
for the remainder of the year as they . fession.
have during the portion already passed.
` Another Rail
Rug AWAY AND AcCIDEN T. • —As a young
lad was returning from Carronbrdok with
Mr. Cardno's bread. wagon, on Tuesday
TIN its Ja
he In dependent
deliver 1
s, and on
y, Aug.
6, i`Tinthro
iton ; Thu
Friday, A
ug. 130, 0
d lecturer u(1.
e tempera cue
k for him he
erance peo .11
3, sPl
plac
load
ug.
7, W
sels ;
day.
a go
in t
espe.
tem.
n
e
)e
d
e
r-�
c -
.le
0
g
witted themselve
believed they wo
people on this rou
pity of expressing
ter. Oii these rounds he had called
this meeting, to ee if the pedalo could
support' another railway—to see if they
:considered it wor i while to have as in-
tersection here of the (rand Trunk and
Great Western.- He believed Mr.
Brydges would e likely to fit:vo;r the
route which cou d. command the most
through traffic ; the distance from
Stratford to Soutl ainpton was smile eight
miles less than to Owen Sound, 'Oh le to : purpose of aiding in the coustractu
' said raihvay.
Kincardine it wa, about twenty miles Audl wheraas, a petition signed by ov
less. It had bee 1 said the countrtk was ' sons ,oho are resident tree liu1 ter,, ra
hrt n -hip
HURON EXPOSITOR.
to any route, a
ld not do so unt
ehad had an op
tu
theselves in the
,��.. p `BY-LAW to aid and -assist the L nameIIu-
mat- ' ron and Bruce Railway Company by giving
ten thousand dollars to the :midComp my by esty
of bonus-, and to issue deltontin•Etx t'
to suthorire the: levyingof a s.pet.
ial
payment of the debentures :ted iltteres
NCtcr•.u1•:.1s by an net of the fontth se:
Bru = sels
En, Brus •cls,
aper and
TARE1I0
ced the
t the r
to be
If ',sere
Grey, h
J. W
, of Ga
the gro
t.oases.
r the fa
ods Pr
SE.
ere
ilwa
6x6(
• fe,
s th
Shie
t,
h aye alsoh
nd:or another t
All these are ' t
1 tral.e.
gent for •the
uting Office.)
. Leckie
tion of a g
station.
with a s
t.. Mr.
contract o
s, of Grey,
erefor, aed.
-ate for the
,:ion of -the
Legislature of the 1'revin•e of t,)ntartr t�:::
' ,•d ill
the Thirty-fourth year of the reign of It r t s;t•s-
ty, entitled "Au Act to Incorporate t t• Lennon,
Huron end Bruce Railway Coma ns," and
amendments thereto, and by the -%Lct' retiltt'r'tiug
niilnieipal institutions iu the Province of 'Ontario,
Power/14given to any portion of a uttiripttlity
rant a borax to the said Comp Lay forthe
' u of their
not able to give tl
be required-. He
able to)o
'1 a ano
n s
were two years
they had. The
Ex-.
has
ain
he -
one
ohm,
the
and
fir
,vo
be
LY PRO 'EEDItiGS,-Sine
row whi h occurred late
fight in .ur village at o
it has b
ilspector
ch open'
after ?•
ace to t
e will n
enar
abo
vie
he
e pl.
t be
ked what i
Lit, that th
late the laK,
'row referred
Lee, ant. we rht
allowed:: to
1
e
fternoon last, the w gen, in passing
hrougii a hroken do n culvert about
two .miles east of Seafo th, came sudden-
ly forward OR the hors 's heels,. causing
it to run away. , After ening a cpnsid-
erable distance, and wen near Weeks'
hill, the boy, by some mans, was thrown
from the wagon, and b the fall. render-
ed.
end_ er
ed insensible, in which condition he lay.
until Mr.- Me'Mulkin carne along with his
buggy, picked him . up -and- took him to
Seaforth. Mr. Cardin) immediately pro-
cured medical attention for the boy, and
w are glad to learn he is not much the
w rse of his fall. The horse ran over
t e embankment at Weeks', where it got
to :-se from the wagon, and .came home to
it own. stable at full speed. The Wagon
w badly •smash :ed. These culverts
s e ould be looked after - and repaired, as
s:' eral of them are in a .very dangerous
condition. -
1.
FAMILY QU AR.REL—A GOOSE QuES-
Tiorr.—Some of our Seaforth justices
hive recently had the disagreeable duty
a signed theta of adjusting a rather com-
p 'cited and by no means creditable fa-
ily quarrel. The parties concerned
li eon the Tenth (.'oncession of 4 T('i1-
1
u
ole
r
1
t
0
b
n
wh'
hic
ts.
y u ,t
ers,
oo
s
h had .bee
only ano
Not bein
seta des
which the
People s
their wi
Dominion
ls, on Salt
anent next
c
e bormees which ,votilele last assessment, 1.011 ot te To
n
smith and qualified voters under the s Lid ititllrici-
her red they w re as , pal Actin that portion of the said IN 1nliripality
ow, a they f the Township of< Turk ;veld uL ret - • rilu:d
her road n , of ,. xterl
til ' t a y
i'ncin ut
ago to bonus: t1�e One as follows : Cotnn t- f, t
'r fifty per -
ed nu the
tie Tucker -
surplus :money
were• to receive ,t• mil(1 be nearly- as
as the railway debt. Alreeally
had. - reaped- gr.e< t benefits from
present railway, and how much
ive froth a com•
ea
would they gee
line.
The
Gran(
ant
tiered a radii -di
,Stratford and (
road, compelled.
ed. competition
Wellington, C
' s ,r
n
a
Trunk had. al
Ali of freight
deficit divisio)
o do so '14 the
.11 the <i1 ) nen
Y
i
Incl
Bri
ce
t
course, rse, ai
inters ac
tin
n line
he
1
;cause still great.r competition.
sanguine the e it'rprise was pr
b
rr 'ca
11 .'
11 hold
f�ne1
etic
iftalc. Y
ne
Est
of
ur
;se
ire
to
pe
:ur
Mr. N. M. 'vingstone, bei
for, expressed
self in favor
petinb line. I :heir present rat
benefited thea o much already
would benefit em more. He
however, tha controversy
routes would t avoided. He
want to see a e )etition of the ebnt
in the matter of routes they hall h
' tratford people
, and: if it was tl
ould do all they
eing called to
er territory, eh wi
ownships, the di
.ikht
erkon
oper,
ows.
teeed
.they
1 left
ntecl
oon-
on-
eft
quid
dews
la
1
t
AS
. side of the London -toad, t1
• t • l angle of the
they
said town:does
westerly h'
lame erly,-along said easterly side of saint
they- unlit between the said township and.
their of Clinton, thcuee 1Llolig that limit tot
more limit of tho -[Bron liott,l, thence in tL .
ly direction along the said southerly
>ding . 1-[uron Road to the limit between the
l or- ship and the Village of Seaforth, then
vee
Y limit
et,
• ul
that -trait to
the. 1
u
alone, . ;
01 rile 1 Second. Conceseions of the t,a•
h,= smith,
lest north -
toad to the
the
i,: = ,utheriy
ontheaster-
iwit of the
fetid. town -
e t•outherly
First
the l
ust
To„ nh11ip
r and ` Road, thence easter- • nidus; that
their ron
1 ,
0 3 o Ht
• m ill
from
ecpect-
fcl, theo
f
e (otild
hl was
as
e
Lctijcti,ble,
a
g
1w
,a
tr
eg.
d
merly. The
name their ro
Brussels, they
help it.
Dr.. Holmes,
ed a map of t
position of the
it
c
, I)
Balled
Corn-
y had
tether
isted,
riling
d not
limit to the limit between Lots 11 ai
ther1 along that limit to the li
1
the Third anti Fourth Concessions f
the
' its
u
n 11 0
Road,.thence eastcriy, along
that t
ron.
erl .
•kith
limit bet,�•een Lots 9 and 10, then c o Y
• im t of the Hu-
ron
southeil„ .
limit to
that alongthe
.rqu Road, thence easterly along that limit Go
limit between ToCt•nships of Tuc ersluith and
,
Hibbert, and hence sontherly along he last men-
tioned limit tcc the south-west corner •f the Town-
ship of Hibbert aforesaid, and hien
limit betweenithc Townships of Tuc
Lisborne, to the place of beginning,
seated to the Clounod of the -said Mimi
Township of Tuekersluith, praying•
t
d;1'2, thence
nit between
•out the lin-
cil to pass a By-law,. grsulting :
for the purpose of :tiding in the co 1strn:ti e of
the said London, Huron and Brute Railway, ou
1i tion the conditions hereinafter expreeeed and it is ex-
pedient -to grant the saute.
d for- And where1s,.forsuch purpose it is necessary for
bould- that part of;the said Township of '.I uckt•rsiuith
rough thous nd do'iarove describede in the manner raise the lhei qui -titer eolto men-
tioned. 1 And whereas, it -will require th stun- of one
()due- thousand ore hundred dollars to be ait;ed unliva]-
1y by special rate on the whole rate bee property
g the of the said portion of the said town hip above de-
eren.t ' scribed, for paying the said debt of ten thousand
dollars and iiterest on the debentur s to be issued
therefor, as ereinafter mentioned.
And wher as, the amount of the vhole rateable
property_iu that portion of the sail Township of
Tuckersmit1 above described, irres ective of any
further iucrense of the same and u.s.o irrespective
of any increase- to bo derived from he temporary
investment of the sinking; fund, h6reinnfter men-
tioned, or any part thereof is, ac ording to ,. the -
last revised assessrn.ent roll of the said township,
being for the year of our Lord one housand eight
.hundred and, seventy-three, the 'urn of seven:
hundred and twenty-seven thousa d seven' hund-'
red and twenty dollars ; and whey a8, there is no
debt existing against the said mini ipality,.or that
portion above described, either fir principal„ or
e along the
o
'r: .th
and •
'or:ninth
las been pre-
ipulity of the
e said Coon-
s of $10,000
COLE 84, co.'s
DOMINION CI$ ITS AND EQUESC JRRIC` I.ITI
Proprietors
Crile tt
ill anauor. ... lax tie
Treasurer ........ .. .-8. Cee
\, Streb'
g
General Agent
. THE WORL 'S WONDERS
THE TIIAN'S-ATLANTIC F V01111'E9
AND ONLY
LaRue Tamily
EQ1.;ESTR1AN8 and A(',1'tOBA'2S
FRANK PASTOR,
CHAMPION S1 sn';n AI LT EiD1 d3 CF
:ILL NATIONS, Ptttroulzc•d by 1{ej- Majeaty
t• it � irtolia, thr. I L-lu+•e (:ori, rt bef r
d it t e
i) e
111
Z s
dentist, thio IhO Royal ktnuilyj. at Atstleys,
during his spleusdid engagement of - the ]aat
1'� ycarx, also, b Napoho Mni Eugen1e,alld
the Crowned Heade o- theiff •rent nations
he civilizes and nncivilircd •orlds.
oft 1
SENORA OJ�BASTINE. aro RentIz� Cir-
ne, Vienua, Maitre see Real and. i,clleel
t
Femme de Equestrienne. V Barer Ss is
Medals -11 Gold, 4 Bronze anti Silver. 1
routes, etc. T e first questio , he said,
was would. -it be to our, interest to lave a
competing line=he thought it ould,
The second clusstion was, was there any
prospect of tStratford' line being
built ? . He th i ught, not much. But at
one time the Wellington, Gre and
Bruce was con•idered equally do btful.
At any rate, t iere was as good a chance
of the road bei g built on the russels
route as on t e Listowel one. There
was quite. as .rood a chance of eating
bonuses this ay as the.other.
plaiued the a vantages of ' the \�
route-r•egarc i ' g through traffic,
of competin ines at the ternnir.
rection, etc:. Regarding the sele
the route, h aid it -was a tact tl
or two men d tided the location e
One man, ' . Hay, settled th
of the «T 11 ngton, Grey t and
Southern Ext nsion. It was. the sante
with the Lein
the same witi
fore exert t
representat
and promptl
Mr. James
the Best the
road. If -th
more was pat
and this brut
village. In
would treble
I'lr. J. W.
route locate
pledges. T
thought the
'vote 1)onuse:
give $10,000
000. But t
ity yet, and
Ile feared t
roads to be s
Dr. Holm
take action
they might ,
would never
people in th
Mr. Lecki
drum up, 1:M
If we wait 'or the Stratford people to
come to us ith offers, they w 1 never
come. List twel is already in he field.
If people th ught it not worth while to
w rk up the scheme, spend ince ey, etc.,.
le them sa so.
Mr. Live gstone thought so a action
mild be t ken to -night. It ad just
currecl to im, if this road •acne this
y, it woe ld touch 'I eeswatsr, where
` is stuck,
ith that
the To -
as the
ted, and
expense,
liey were
were al -
tion that
without
tg theni-
t credit
rte ons in
-he Kaci
ent road.
o,' incus
USS • rday,
rtis eek.
S U I'rER:—M r. John
cip• 1 of the Bia sels.
me rained by Mull-
et,
ll -
ea, 1n
clay),
vhere
-view
1 kn.o.
of
st
fo.
d co
if fo
,ewell sup
ioht , (Thur
A'.Tichigan,
lege, with
the medic
4e
- 'A_ `public meetin
sc{ls on the evenin_ ot
2othh'iustt.;, to `take int
prospect of obta nin
through That villa
feeling of thet.peo'
neighborhood in
tendance . was 1:
numberii g over
prising the princi
property -holders
ceedings ere mar
feeling a id a man
isive ac
0 order,
d a rail
-west fr
If sus
o their 1
He was n
called on
ns of the
eckie said
urea ch
ruct a r
some
iter was
a
w
and de
meeting.
undergt(
T1111110.0 .
'directio,
should, .1
could.
ter, but
planate
Mr.J
Legislat
to const
north, tt
The Chea
amountof stock r
ed to get in work
A Provisional Bo:
of whic'i he (Mr.
ed as a member. He Iliad atter.
, and the particulars of the case ---or meetin s of this boar , At it
ther cases—are,: as nearly as we- could meetin nothing de u�ite was d
rn, as follows : A. disagreement seems at the st, on.Fr da
have arisen between a Mrs. Dobson geti'c spirit seeme 1 to
d her daughter, a Mrs, ,Longworth. its :Stratford pro
le parties live within a short distance _ away With the inn
each other. Mrs. r)obson's geese were in earn st in the.
the habit of encroaching utpon Mrs. had. ben consult
ongworth's premises, and the geese, as enter into a simile
s their nature to, defiled the water in Stratford and La.
rs. Longworth's well: This annoyed had cited betwe
rs. Longworth, and she requested) her and th Welling
other to keep her geese at home. Her Mit Bt' dges had
other refused, and angry words ensued, self fav'}orably to
hich ended in -blows, the slaughter ap- an -tient that it •
rently getting the worst of the scuffle. Before he went' to
rs. Longworth charged her mother, (Mr. Leckie) and
rs. Dobson, before the magistrates ciclecl the road sh
•t11 assault, and had her .fined. Mrs. He found, howet
obson, shortly afterwards, in order, no people were not a
doubt, to retaliate, brought an action route, and that
mover?
resolat
was la
Hay -
mittin
route.
his d
claims
the re
tances,
through which . i
this .way - and `th:
tibia i he road
through traffic,
Huron than on th
result as that th
a
e, a
le o
the
rge
00
f to
ed
fes'
ion.
Mr
ay
in
11 R. ere the - cas • , they
est iso get it, f they .
' e mat-
;i.ye ex-
s'on of
wined
r tford
-iron.
d the
a scrub-
tr fling.
nted,
nam -
'two
to first
ne, but
aste a m re ener-
be tnanif s ed by
S, 'and 1 P came
sion that t e were
er. Mr. -, •ydges
for. Bru
Vedneeda
another r
to a seed
the villa e
atter. h
and respe
Persons, an
place. T
With unae
desire for
calli
Gerry st,
was proje
ratford
Brits -
last,
n the
ilway
the
and si
table, ew/
lit and a
y of
rompt
the
ted he
ted to
some
11
e ex- interest.
E extern And whereas, for paying the int
absence --ing an equal yearly sinking fend
us de- said debt of ten thousand dollar.
mentioned, it will require an equa
tion Of rate of one mill and eleven-tweilti,
tat one the dollar in addition to nil ot
roads.
roate
Bruce
this. They shind
iemselves, 'and ..g
ve men to act vi
'Wilson, wheat bu
could do was to
y had competition,
the farmer .for
ght the farmers
ix years a Compe
heir population.
Kerr would. like t
before they m
secure conapeti
eople would willin
and Grey $10,000
they should be
ere wete. already .t
ipported. by local ti
s said. if they w
the road was
do anything. It
country whet locat
said the only wa
ke offers, aad keep
uld be
t their
orously
er, said.
get the
o much
o their
ng line
see the
de any
iou, he
ly again
s could.
micipal-
o many
ited to
ed, they
was the
d roads.
was to
Mr eekie to
chee e.
th ,atlaSt se.
rtet had been
oint on Lake
eaSy one,
ng order but
rd lad been ap
ecle..e) had be
011
a ainst her son-in-law, Longworth, for
saalt, and -another against her daugh-
ter, -Mrs. Longworth, for usirar abusiVe
language toward her. These !alter cases
were tried on Wednesday evening last,
and the decision of the Court. waS reserv-
ed until Saturday. From the evidence,
however, we should judge that; in the
first case, Longworth will probably be
fined, and. the latter case will be dismiss-
ed, as the only evidence given Was that
of the plaintiff and defendant. -The
plaintiff, Mrs. .Dobson, swoie positively
t' the language used, and the defendant,
the Ow
on in th
before t
the ate
y to lay
of this seb
the bet
0
re
✓ g
11
0
TS
ul
er
1,
1
0
a
e Toronto, re ad. The would thfis secur
Mr. Cha les Wright though
nage was ut newly incorpor
eyr vier heady under great
)16 to ai nether road.. Ther
atcly.so ny roads in this se
thought there. were enough
More. Still, gre
Leckie for his ex
eas well as for wha
rly to secure the tire
Mr. Wright as t
f caution; was in fa
id road if possible.
age was ,-not in de
a
c one .for
Mr. L
c ding
e t the ail
e Cooper spoke .st
favor of tl e new erailway sch
explained the advantages of co
(U.,- and • gave instances of ith
i which competition worked_
favor of the new scheme, as
sufficient ar accommodation.
other gentlemen add
ncl• resolutions we
tlfe scheme and ap
to work it up. A
to whether the mat
he Village Council t
h the Several
esteem pproving
race. ornmitte
I him- nsued. as
cl and. ie left to'
acted. ion on it,
Mg he ppointea
en (11e- ()Thawing
o any
main
stowel
o their
t to be
rd the
try to
dis-
ountry
coming
e posi-
secure
n Lake
t come
nest and creat -
for paying the
, as hereinafter
annual special
ths of a mill in
er rates, be
erty
in that portion of the -said Town 'hip of Tri
smith above deserrbed.
1. Bb it therefore enacted by
Council of the Township of Tuc
shall end may be lawful for a
ile coin -
the ad -
or of get -
At pres-
t of any
o
'• 1
V
\-
ti
t
ehrs h
el
re
n
idg
h
l
. y
.a..— trtS11EnNeoOi,RteIeTst,i"JSnPIoIINt;'kl,rw
f poesy and grace,without saddle, bridle or pude. THE LI\f,C'lt Id1OTHE
ledbhfilisled acts
Athletes, TO-ublers, Leapers 1 d Equestrians. Their Horizontal Bar, Brothers' Al, end Cotenn Stiltsare ufllversh contedeo 1 e3ono rivalry. MR. JOHNNY RIVF11S, Ettdand's Fieorite mew
SIGNOR COLUMBUS, the Cont rtionist—without bones—the Snake wonder—the Plastic and keel.
rubber Phanoncffl. THE INF itiTsR PSI,ODL IhGnII.I' 1, Mll a)tst(ox EJdincate lFllireen, tchhe PPlobovcdlcAse aonbdatsc.n ""�
'rapeze Arti5ts. Iop; and 'Wire Dancers, 7u„nlers and Acrobatsill
TPROCESSION .will take' place daily at 10 o'clock A. te,then oy.Ia mrd Artistetxwil appeara conpl to tem e of Lea1ers
1 Fifteen
MI Sle1alx, arrayed in French uniform, who ;will playth
Ynlcoic n0ves through the principal streets. Adml;5i n, f0
COMIC BROTHERS. PROF,
Monkeys. In conjunction with
ZamblersHorizontal Bar and
general OUR ELEGANT fiTR
ProiPeters
the Municipal
-ersinith that it
portion of the
said Township of Tuckersmith ab eie described, to
' Silver
Cornet hand
most popular airs as the grand c
i -
Children half price.
At 1
)1►ge:forth,.Cue
aid and. assist the .said Lendon, uron and Bruce
Railway Company in the const •uction of said
Railway, by gieing thereto the s m of ten thoue-
and dollars by way of boiling.
2. That for the purpose nfores id the Reeve o
the said ToWnship of Tuckersmit shall cause an
Tuckersmith f o be wades for stic sumo of money
as may bo required for the snid pnrpose, not les
than one hundred dollars each d nett exceedin
in the whole the sum of ten t onsand dollars
which said debentures shall be sealed 'with th
,seal of the said Township of Tu-kersmith and b
signed. by the Reeve and eonn ereigned by th
Treasurer thereof, -and shall deli e the portion o
the said Towns ip above descril ea for and on ac-
connt of which v are issued.
3. That the s bentures s all be mad. pay
mentioned for this Ily-law to tat effect, at the o
'in the 'Village o
shall have a
summit of inte
ongly in
ine. He
petition,
manner
in other
himself
securing
ping and
essed the
e offered
ointing
iscussion
et' should
take ac-
g should
fice of the Royal Canadian Ban
Seaf orth,
tached to them coupons for the
est at the rate and in. the xn
4. That the said debentures e
at and after the rate of six pe
from the date thereof, which int
able half yearly, on tbe thirty-fi
ber and the thirtieth day of Ju
If
WATC
day, Aug.:46
Clint ou , 27.11a
Brainsmels, 3101h.
ES AND JEWEL
The Best and Cheapest
of Vie
Assortmen
_TAS just received large ad Worts to Mar previously large stock of Watches, Cloc
-I-which only want to be seeuto be appreciated and "dmired,
M. IL COUNTEWS W ATCHES ARE RENOWNED FOR TIME KEL'PIN. G.
utside
lea and jewelry,
TERMS --Strictly Cash.
all bear intents
cent. per annu
rest shall be pa) -
st day of Docem-
e in each year, at
the seid office of the Royal Cana( inn Bank, in Sel-
f orth.
5. That for the purpose of 1
fund for the payment of the se
the interest thereon, at the 1
cone' special l'ate of one mill
tiethe of a mill in the dollar sh
all other rates, be raised, kyle
each year upou all the rateabl
debentures' an
and eleven twe
11, in addition t
and collected i
. property in th
part .of the mud Township of Ti ckersmith herei
before and above mentioned and described, dnri
bentures or nut
the continuance of the said d
they are paid.
6. That the said debentures
within eir -weeks alter the pees
of the South Riding of the Con
held by him as Custodian, and
him to the Trustees appointed
incorporating the said Compa
following conditions are comph
1. That the Railway is comp'
order from a point in or near t
to the -Village of Clinton withi
the paseing of this By-law.
2. That stations are erecte
said Railway at or near the vi
and Kippen.
3. That the Great Western
shall have agreed to equip, Ivor
'mid Railway and Stations.
7. That if the above conditi
and cornplied with, within t
paelsing of this By-law, then t
hell be deposit d
g of this By -la
h, Esq. Regist r
to be delivered y
ted and in runn
e city of Lond
three years aft r
on the line
Railway Compa
and maintain t
ns aro not fulfill
e s• aid James Di
son is'to returu the said deben urea with the co
on s for interest to the Council of the Mu.nicipality
the Township of Tuekersmith, and they shall th
become null and void.
8. That all coupons for '
have accrued prior to the co
to Clinton, as aforesaid, shall
Dickson, and delivered to the
Municipality. -
9. That this By-law shall t
into operation on, from and a
October, A. D.1873,
10. That the votee of the ele -tors of that portion
of the said Township of Tnc
mibed and defined, shell be t
at the following places, that i
For Division No. 1, at the
For Division No. 2, at the S
tion No. 7, Harpnrhey.
For Divisien NO. 3, at the
tion No. 4. -
For Division 'No. 4, lit the
On the fifteenth day lof Se
1873, between! the hours of
morning and five °Week in
same day, and that the folio
the Returning Officers to tak
respective places for which
spective appointed, that is
d.
West which eh 11
e cancelled and e-
pletion of the roe
y the said JaMes
'reasurer of the snid
kb effect hnd co e
ter the tenth day of
ersmith, above des -
ken on this By-law
chool House in Sec-
hool House in See-
. drool House in Sec -
Id School House hi
chool House in Sec-
tember next, A. D.
nine e'clock in the
the afterndon of the
ring persons shall be
the said votes at the
they are hereby re-
1Thr Division No.1, Mr, Hu erla Chesney.
or whether the meeti For Division No. 2, Mr. Da id. Campbell.
For Division No. 8, Mr. W• liens O. Fowler.
pedal railway committee. The
For Division No 4 Mr :TO n -Young.
•esolutien Was finally carried : For Division No.. 5: Mr.. Itt
stone, and TAKE NOTICE that the
Resol 1, That this meeting
ledge th
iort to. it
heir line
hip of
age of
c
orking
ir utmost confidence
should the CoMpai
of Railway through
ey, touching at or ne
russels, and that a
mniittee be appointee
p the enterprise
The fo lowing crentlemen wet-
ingstone, Dr. Holmes,- We
ames ennett; P. Thompson
eadbea, er, with power to add
After vote of thanks* to A,
the Chai -man, the meeting dis
and gap-
e Huron
y locate
he tottn-
r the vil-
standing
to aid in
aes Murray.
hove Is tree copy of
a proposed By-law which v, ill be taken into c' n -
sideration by the Connell f the Municipftlity of
the Township of Tucker -sin' th after one month
from the first publication ereof in the Hterum
SIGNAL the date of which 1 tiblication is the 20th
day of A.uenist, D.1878, a :1 in the Holmes Ex-
nossTon, the date of which 1 ublication is the 22nd
day of August, A. D.1873, and that the votes of the
electers .c.4 that portion o the said Townshm,
-above described and defined will betaken there0n,
on the fifteenth day of Sep either, A. D. 1873, be-
ck in the morning a d,
, at• the several pia es
298
Tlih person who borrow it'st)u Ear Piercer from
OTICE.
M. R. COUNTER'S Jew nry Store, about three
weeks ago. will please retn the same at once and
pay for this advertisement.
R. COUNTER.
2.98-1
tween the hours of "nue o'el
i five o'clock -in the afternoo
then ap-
above named.
M.. tier- Dated at Tuckersmith, th
anSt013e,- 21st day 9f August, A. D.187
LA1DL
STILL DM
s THE :VALUE SUPPLIED 13Y WM IN
T EA
ive Him a
TERNS
Sugar -cured 14A CS—whol
GLOVES
Thomas SPECIAL
to their
r. Gerry,
rsed.
AND COFFE
rial and Judge for Yourselves.
20 Pounds Good. Prunes for $1 00.
ASH.—GOODS DEL1TE.ED
ale and Retail.
GLOV S GLOV ES!,
L DIES' THREAD CLOVES!
GLOVE
GLOVES ! GLOVES
SEE -OUR PRICES.
W IS THE CHANCE
TO PURCHASE
CROC ERY CROC ERY1
IL
OF ALL KINDS AT A BARGAIN.
ON & YOU -NG
Have lust received One of the largest and best assortc:d stook
Ever Offered. in Seafor
Call and see, and be convi
h. Preserve Jars of several different varieties and of the bestanalte.
ced that -WILSON & YOUNG'S is the place to buy C ockery.
TEAS, SUG R$ AND GENERAL G
Trilso,v 41 Y0 are renorr flea for thPir yr-) ;or ALE,'
sold Wholesale o 1?! tail.
FLOUR, FEED and. P ,OVISION'S delivered. free of charge.
HAMS AND BACON.
Just received, a lot of c oleo American Sugar -Cured Hams and Bacon. Cal
will soon be all gone.
end L100118'
and get some,--theY
WILSON S6 IOU -NG,
szatis rick Block, Seaforth,
. tstatouvuseix:eg, boa:, asrta; bilell seai it du LbetasLIth:ibieull ''
, ote:0 r4 4:011,-15:1— i
l'61f$1:0,:nritt°1-entelvt;fretileonavillfwreLnge at°,1:Y;,:19-42;lirkolani' Ii-loliitfoilertsla, -
or, Fr: Iirr_33-4eFe:ch 1.
,.....____eiti — Ali." --t—_, i:TeltucHlitiut'011,1111„,i,t4rshi,—tT,.sle.leTtpi.;:
., avail or without crope, or otherwise as sese
i.t......mebt/184:aser:e4affittro;sglieug:111ethei:7,1iat.bicil,aliNI.,':,1,ftt-ell:riall'nliliwdn'('Ng‘i..1:„Isslfateearinnaellt.11::
_s 4 i: iu2p0, 1:10.0A. p::::1Eeltilylilli:rir:IL- _i4,15prmisi.:1
teeing- 104.acres, 40 of whieh itre cheered arid
&proprietor OD 't)1 premisTs, or, if liy 16
YARN roil sALE 1141 FicRILLOP,,
It SAVE, eu reasonable terms, Lot 6
essou; avell watered.; will he sold—stock
1::'L"::::;84,11d:16041:ss‘24TeA;r:,1:E:1:11:'.09.9::(161,;F!.:{:laTteerial:11f:tlig:',;,11tf:1:151Cet:Olti:10.e:tif:f-es'Cirin:4:twiarn:aitliiti:rfrtelt;
sheproprietor on. the pronistei. or, if ha; letter
•'.0-0-nueeenciee to beaar.,mIE'osr tat:::fsi:B-&E-1.,,,a, 711.11;
. gi6:6581i1:TilitareBNaresa:1131Aaal:32:1:2:Ulln:gilQPiilletf-1'°;°111IfinLtLLIS:4181t:,;11or't;n11121t.h1 itAll, trills:
YARN FOR SALE I.N GREY.
-1-I Concession of Grey, cow:dating of 78 a
NA) Con, 17, 'Grey, eousieting of 50 -1
buildings young ing le a Ian .
loped and in good condition I.. gt,sodusse'ellitenolp.
Y°prenir telleeluss, oraniddar°eItsitse, rpopituilliati:1111,:ratimZEPI.11,(::
2964
FARM FOF SALE.
G composed .of Lot 1, Shea. 10 of the T
eleellent land, upon which •there is a new
/amply to88;v60 jiLirEet, 713.DAalsvEola,143glioLodotoiric,011:10:,
ssia Township, or to the vendor, WALTER -
WICK, Sr., fit. George P. 0.,. Beant Co., Ont.
SALE, Lot 11, Con. 1, Townehip of -TI4
'County of Tiuron, ccutainiug 10(3 acres,'
Which are cleared and free .from stumps, tb
minder is well timbered With hardwoods
fenced and. underdrained, and in a high AO
celtivation; good log house. anal first-class 1
barn, stable and sheds and other outhuild
young orchard.; the tam. is well seal
there being three living springs, ene close i
thehonse; 1,1 miles from '4i:inburn, 9 from:
Mils, For fiii-ther particulars apply to the
victor on the premises or 0 Coristame F, Oj
'GEORGE C0.011
FARM FOR SALE.
ing 100 acres, 70 of which are eleared an
- good state of cultivation, balance well tim
with hardwood; huge 2,-1, t ory briek house;
. see' orchard ; well watered. ; ; all, miles north 0
forth, and wit'hin half a. mile of the gmvel
Ytheeiplizmithesresp.articulars apply to the propriel
ALEXANDER SWL
100 acres more or less, 86 of which are cl
free from stumps and in a lirst-class etate o.1
Taloa; the balance in gOod hardwood tin
the Dann.; log buildings ; .g.eoil fences, 150 J
which is board. The f lain is 'within 5 *Res
firth, of Clinton ;' 2 Clinre.hes within 1
Mediately after harvest. For further par
::aparenZyt asii Tx:Rh:0: 11- nines. i Poseession.2:2s;
MSta5folil•lithd4.°01:1N. THORP,
FARM FOR SALE.
ming through the 18 acre bneh ; good fem.
aud the uorthbraneh of the ..Taitland MN
T:0Tll Nthoe. ple, mCionsereestt-ieon 4, Hullett; 140
-`-' more or less„ 130 auree cleared, Plenty o
•
290 e proprietor -
Fa SALFEA, RL01111-tF.°611:11Rj:11Alacrs0:,:sAces-1:7;oita; TII-
Sreeleared and in a first-class etete of Mil
; is situated on the Huron Road, tinve
_ 0 IT: h:aeeTr en8f ioi r ti n thiciehaoares:rm iatai h : gfitgehn‘o. a ,,ebe ica.fioilet. 3,nokolutmilhi Ili :lit 2..,16in:ail neer :ti.l. ‘0.: 3- 0, Ny 0,71 .. iot solitrpaelkx i n,r,u0e2 ,srvng, bat 8 8e:
threugh the farm, passing, near the buil
titulars apply to the proinietor,
Etilt,X sAtE Ott TO 11E1
put SALE OR TO RENT, ou reasonat
Lot 8, Concession S, Hallett, consi
100 acres, 80 of whieh are, eleared Ana
sooa. cultivation, and 'well forced, Th
geodframe barn 60x401, and suitable isb
a splendid ortherd; well watered; one
.„es froni the village of iiinburn. anti. wi
. smut of a good gravel road.; there ere"
1,111I plowed; innnediete poesessitm
f;.0tfurtherparticulars epply to the prop
146 Premises or address Constenee
2-76 JOHN TEPI-IENS, POI
,aApp:ALto.U.A.13LE FM331, 100 acres, 1
'P'illeitotase tiv eal;csri 't.N ke°ni n ..8:diai .1,:si7i. le Gti ete(li 1:5:elirea. (lei'al,i- ti, 4 ,:.is ; fibtl5no • sne, ., 2-te. ‘ rile; sl N tti' liti- ta- mir ,1
n: tie ;otaohal:::.(tleez:atelari„tlyti.g fi.a.r,}711:::-Isleerb;
272
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tio good'orehards hi frill bearing; two_
ilil'Agra:viSh:erilin:f...e:lnit:11:0:1::ht Oil: fn 1.:::12::1;h1;•tte‘l tt:::::11:11'iL'ilitAn:
6 Ttintiut°11:11-rferlint-S:edilltelLan-:1!it'l:::ari'llitig:Init:ril.:li-4-111111:1:1;e11141‘1(1:)*1117::::::':11); NI:.::::::lisf:11:41:`5:1:117:1;:'
AltD1 TOR, SALE IN D
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