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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1873-09-12, Page 5ta 11001 1,41 we th previotta ang of Sehool Trus ). township of S ownshipsinteres teld in the &hoe attteday last. esent being a v • erraers, the at tot large. The leee t by appointir!g Nte et.c BrucetleId, chateniale, alut aleLean, of SeaforthaSeeee.; Tiller,. Pub1j School Inspee..- outhern Div11011,weeloes, in opening the in eet thoroughly approyee t meeting, and ilea o ,eee it Intleh mare believed if the were f this kind held there tliasatiefaetion vet4 , Although there *ere e of the law that might L uptT, yet, he thought thai au the whohe it - wat good, ace a most beneficial effeet t4 education in, the eo .-eat reason -of its impop flIar eede was the fact of ita -nee `hl undeistood by the peo. aught that when the peepla • 41:Amu it hutter and'i , 4 mere acouetemed to 'ile4 ., it Nerould give' general, aatill, N_re were one or two ohlee. aew,, which he had. heaad aa wouldname as theInspee. able to throw sOirna light 011 . 41 a measure smooth there t' :, of these objections was that i lase . it is emrqralsery fer i employ an assistaazt teacher ! '- attendance is °woe sa believed that all present t au, a, hardship, moo, wft i ks that had an attendance of i -eolare, which could not afford t la.ry to an aeaistant4 and lei , o e h ‘ar from the Inspector if; tiee way in which Ulla (IA- ' E-ee. got over. 1 i I:r, om. being called,said he: , ople of Stanley had (tea, lOB. ll5cuseine and thoroughly Schoor law, as he he.', :tltt more they discuseed it re familiar they became with fault theywould have to find [e believed that good would these meetings, and lie hoped iahips would follow the ex - set them by -Stanley. ie .! the proceedings of the last R(; eipressed MS regret at ' ed, through illness, from being le believed that at that meet. Itduet had been condemned, : at the time that his coulee d explanation to be approved i. whe condemned it, .axia he say that such was the case, hatbe-er tIitticulties .had arisen in the performance of his . certain trustees, had been ly Settled. If we are to haVe terk properly, we mast under- , sivatem, and he believed if the Ina system were thoron L it would be neuelt better ;said would give general satis- ii SC11001 law was not , sta. adied by the .people. and the Would he money well spent if ional _department ;would fur. A Of the law to all .trustees (*Ming out the provisfOna . his conduct might at times edrhareli and arbitrary, hut it fault. He had been ap- ; sue the provisions of the law T.., and it was his duty to do so. .?1e after his appoin.tment he is !iastructions, and if he could iegitioitely carry out and. en - e instructions it was his duty He eensidered, however, • : nectly carrying out those in - he weuld be advancing the ,.ecueation, and he undertook ' Many of the parents who . at •ault with him for being over .', spice come to him and frankly Aged their error, and. thanked he benefit the course he had. af, for their children had been ',. Two years ago, when he cora- ie duties he found many of the e a deplorable condition, Ile y scholars reading in - the ad 1.‘iftli Readers who were ae- L:tit to be further than the See - had else - found scholars in who could not do a sum in silIF Lou_ He classified these sell& ett them in their proper p081 he main object of the present Stem wa.s thoroughness, and he al at having all scholars thor- erantled in the rudiraents be - were allowed to advance. He r; new that the schools, not only y, beit of the other townships in "!.tlictioei, were vi) much un_ rf ind were in a much, mor - ar- dition than they could ev ._ pa. .:A; been under the old system. era to sehoul sites, he said that 4 oPtieu but to see that the law [died with. But -he was glad to ' b say that, during his term of haat . (nay been compelled_ to the Government meney In three . With regard to the appoint" !assistai t teachers„ lie might say ;aver asked seetior e to get assis-. less, the average atteuldailee was - All average attendance , of 50 nierallY give a school of 80- Ito -id that pn teacher ',could do Jag- er to hiMeselfor hi;;; pupils if he teend to a school which contain' rerage of 50- pupils, In order/ ,... to wake this requirement of ; as lightly as possible -apon lit- had adopte l the plan of aeliug jeurtain pu nls in each (lf '11,0, As as assistantsand grant.g pits special certifidates. W tillsi, efficient assistan teachet coma -iy trifling additi(31.1ar aetxpa'eens-°)33. L portion of the I districts tit: wiater season la when assistants c. e most gener" iituired. ' as deirine that seek° af q, sell( does -cello c meet P°851b17 „ always a large inunber 'luring tie, sunoner mouthsld ,and in ? do thei.e justice, teachers shou1-f I.,pecial 1 attention to them. , r. a teacher has a large sehool, no asstant, he cannot do this- : asked if it. -were pot better for i to iKly :7".10 or $12i a raontlefor, a i ,. at aseis- lithe dareig winteit for L order that these pager Sololargf ,(- eted,liel to make the," Ixeetuse! inited time, than to save tile 74: e salaree and anew these PoVep-u-' :neglected and their time te- ma Fin: inq revement ip. buildings 0-t as -been as great Within the Pss 4I -s -as has been the mode of "'each- ' Milf.g.cr here stated tlie coedi- T. 2, 1873. E. arra' • n in whi h he found. the various school hiti141 ea his dutieq, were in a ims but that now requirements t have b &c., -when he commenc- and showed that nearly all rably inefficient condition, early all came within the the law, and in every- re- ei very much' improved. rwas safe 4i saying that had it not leen for times improvemeuts made. Bid ngency of the law these woidti not have been ey have been made, and the people are now no poorer than they en had the improvements IgneTibedehn'vemathi, and the interests of edu- cation have 1) en, - immeasurably advanc- ed. So thatl totwithstanding the abuse which the new law has reoeived, it has been peodue VC of much red good, and as the pe0P1 ere now beginning to see , thegodd they were commencing - te think bet of the School bill, 6.) d by the time it i in operation a few I years there will b few, indeed, who will be willing to ab, don it for the old system. Mr. miller *minded a very interesting and practica address by recommending the eentian cc, of the meetinge„ and stating his ingne,ss to be pres iit at all of them, mild it be possible. . At the co i lusion of Mr. Mille 'is ad- dress,' severn1 questions were asked him regarding c iitain points in the School law, and, c i siderable discussion_ of a conversation nature took place o each point. The- ollowing resolutions were then moved, uud their considerati n left 'dyer till nex meeting, viz.: Moved by Mr. I). McTavish, se onded lry Mr. Jo (-lihnour, that, inasm eh as the expense df purcha,smg school . oimds and buildingschool houses is bo e en- tirely by the people they alone hould have the right of doing with th m as they see proper and. right. Moved by Mr. Wanlass, secont ea by a change of the Fesent anent would not c mduce to the gencrL9.I advancement of educatidn. Moved bet Mr. Gilmour, seconded by Mr. MoTaviSh, that the change proposed. by the Legi0.1a.ture of this Province in the constitu4ion of the Council of Public Instruction, i by the addition of three new merabe* elected by the Inspectors of public schools, the teachers and heads of collegiate institutes', is, in the opinion of this conventfion, a piece of gross partiali- ty and Min tice, by giving a d' ct in - thence to e literary class of th coun- try in the a .airs of tat Council, while all other cit sses are left unrepresented and can on y brine their influence to bear upon. if through. the medium of the Legislatnre4 W . Mr. was appointed to pi-epare and read, the next meeting, paper on the sic d resolution, Awl Mr. Mc- Tavish was appointed to prepare and read a papq on the third resolution. It was also re0 be held in! the first Se the Secreto notice of th votes of tih Millet, am, ed. Notefi was so th' were quite ii that there -will be a, much larger atten- dance on ithe first Saturday of October, and there ' is no doubt but the proceed- ings will 1c entertaining and hastructive. , the School Gove dyed that 'the next ,ineeting he school house, V4rna, on day in October, aud that be instructed to give due same. After the passage of s to the chairman, Mr: thers, the meetieg edjdurn- hetanding that the meeting Ly attended, the proceedings terestin.g. It is to be hoped MITCHELL—MANSON.--At the iesi of the bride's brother, Wrcxete Rev. Mr. 'Hawke, of Go rie, lames Mitchell, of Goderioh, to ' Catherine Manson, of Wrox ter. DAVIDSON—WILSON.—In Liowe the residence of the bride's Ifath Aug. 28, by Rev.' J. W. Be Mr. G. S. Davidson, of th Lis Banner, to Miss Isabella W Ison daughter9f Mr. Wm. Wils 4. DEATHS. Sooere —in Egmondville, on 8911 Sept. 6, George, fifth sdn of air. Soole, aged.7 years and 9 m WILLIS. —In, Seaforth, on Sept. 6, Frederick, third -5 Robert Willis, aged 17 mont MILLER.— In Turnberry, on A nth Sat ,n o he. ug. the residence of his bother, Mr. Miller, of consumption. Marian.- —In Turnberry, on Au Margaret Helen, twm. daughter Robert Miller. ' HILLS. —At Egmundville, on Se Jame S Hills, youngest son o Thomas Hills, aged 15 months. BARTHEL. —In Ellice, on Sept. 8 Valentine Barthel, a native f • ence r,b7 Mr. Miss , at r, on. A., owel only. rday, eorge day, Mr. 0, at John 3.11; Ai t. 10, Mr. Mrs. lsace, French Germany. She eni graied to Canada with her husband whi sur- vives her,' in the, year 183 an set- tled. on the Huron Road, bemg naong the first settlers in, the Hurbn T act. THUVIARKEtS Fal1Wheat. Spring Wheat Barley Oats Peas SEA:FORTH, Septa 11; 21°5 tot. Batter, No. 1, Loose No. 2. No. 3 . . No. 4. Butter, tennets, 16c, Eggs Flour Hay. Hides Lamb Skins Pelts, eae,h Calf Skins-, (Veal) per lb, Murrain Hides, Salt retail) per barrel • • " **** ' * • • 180„ 10., 7c. Salt wholesale) per bnrrcl Potatoes, (new) per bushel Oatmeal # brl TanBark......... .. .. ........ Live hogs, per 100 lbs. • . • , CLINTON, S Fall Wheat SpringI Oats ..z. .... . .. ..... Peas . .. • Butter Eggs. , Hay, per tone -2. .... ......... ..... 35 t 50 t 1878,i 122 1 16 :o 75 O 35 0 56 0 16 O 12 09 6 00 to 0 12 00th 600 00 to 16,00 00 to " 60 35 to 65 25 to 35 08 to 0 09 04 to 005 100 1 05 045 6 00 800 8 75 4 25 40 to 00 to 25 to 50 to *EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE t • It.; ORRIS, OP Three Fume and G. E. KIEKI Alfred Brown 15, Con. 7, To 7t of Oetoberi in lnaing two 8 't1oroughbred Pu number of Imp tr. Also, The farms to kale Con. 7, M or lege, 85 of w there are 25 ac flares first-claes hokum and im P Stock, Implements ousehold Furniture.- Y has been instructed by kr.' sell by Public Auction, •on' Lot sLip of Morris, on TUESDAY, Farma -large amount of FaStock, an of Working Horses Ind one imb. Stallion 2 'years old, a large ements, and a quantity of furni- HREE FARMS. e old are, first, Lot 1 ), north rri , containing 100 tier ich are cleared and well es good hardwood bush ed r, with some pine; kitchen; log barn; a never failing spring eek - runs through the farm also a ?oOd well at t e oor ; this farm is within five miles of Brussel , a station on the W. and B. Railway. . Also, Lot 16, C fa, 8, ..Morris, containing 70 acres, more or I es, '0 elearod and in good cultiva- tien. frame ho s and barn; one of the best- b4aring young • arda in the Township on this /NM" also a ilaw driven by water-powor. This property is wi two miles of Bluevale, where there is a statio the W. G. and B. Church and school just sore • e road. Also; 50 acres • ining this farm of Which 25 are cleared, the • hardwood: good frame barn.' iThe whole in • e sold without reserve, as the proprietor is go • to the ;States. For tunas on farms and faith • articulate, apply to the ptopri- etor on the pre s s, or, if by letter, to Belgrave P. 0., or to the no ioneer, Brussels P. 0. Terms on St ek &c.—Sums of $5 and under cash, over that nu unt 15 months' credit on fur- nishing approv d j int notes. . Sale to com e at 11. A. M. Lunch will be provided. ED BROWN, Proprietor. . G. E. KIR uctioneer. 301. GREA AUCTION IALE 8, more fenced; and 40 ood_log at. 11 1878. • 1 16@L 118 1 14e4 115 o 35 @ e 36 0 55 (,tt 0 60 05O 0 050 0 18 0 0 16 P10( 012 0 14 16 00 STRATFORD CHEESE ARKq: ;tor per Mo -n. - By Telegraph to the .Expo treal Line. STRATFORD, Se ' Market flat. Offerings, Sales, 840 boxes, at 101 ce,pts. . 11,- 1873. 6,777 boxes. cents to 11 INGERSOLL CHEESE MARKET. INOERSO L, Snit. 9. At the cheesemaeket :10,, 00 boxes of cheese were offered to -day.; Some small lots sold at lOic and 10e lie was O- dom.I fered after 5 o'clock, but ne sales are re - A ICTOTION SALES.. ported at that fignre. The attendance f from factories was large, arid the inapres- Thursday, Sept 18, on Lot 27, Con...7, sion with them was that local buyers Hallett, 'Thoroughbred. Cattle, Sheep ajiad had control of the market. Hogs. E. Snell, proprietor. On Sat rday, Sept. 20, on Lot 19, Con. 2, MeNi - op, Farm Stock and Imple- ments. James McIntosh, proprietor; j. P. Brie, auctioneer. Mond.y, Sept. 22, .on Lot 28, north half, C6 . 5, Morris. James Chewings, propietclir ; James Stretton, auctioneer. Tuesdfly,. Sept. 23, on Lot 20, (south half,) (Alm. 6, Morris, Farm Stock and Imtplem nts. - James Broadfoo4 propri- etor ; J P. Brine, auctioneer. ! Frida , Sept. 26, on Lot 25,1 Con. 9, McKillop, Farm Stock, ImpleMents and Ilouselablcl FUrniture. R. . W. Allan, proprietor;.J. P. Brine, auctioneer. Saturiday, Sept 27, on Lot 24, Con. 6, Usborne, 100 acres of Land, Farm Stock, Impleraents and Household. Furniture. Robt. Monteith, Sr., Executor; A. Bish- op, auctioneer. Sati4day,. Sept. 27, on Let 14 OM. 3, Stanley,. Farm Stock and Im lements. • Brine, , Can. 3, took and prietor ; P. Mc ougall, proprietor; 3. aucticijeem. Tue day, Sept. 30, on Lot II. R. ., Tackersmith, Farm Impiemjieuts.. John Cowan, pr J. P. Brine, auctioneer. Sat rday, Oct. 4, on Lot 23 Con. 7, , Usborme, Farm Stock, Imple rits and House okl Furniture. James Findlay, propri tor ; A. Bishop, auction er. Monday, Oct. 6, ,on Lot 20 Con: 2, H. R. `., Tuckersmith, Farm tock and Teeple is exits. Samuel Carrie° an, prop- rietor 3. P. Brine, auctioneer Tee da, -y, Oct. 7, on Lot 1 , Con. 7, Morn i „ Three Farms, Farm took, Ira- pleme ts and Household l urniture. Audio' eer. . . Kirkby, __Town, proprietor ; G. Alfre. "Pt Weiesday, Oct.., 8, on. L 3, M, merits Brine, On 1, Tu Stock propti t 23, Con. Killop, Farm Stock aicl Maple - Win. Cluffe proprietor ; J. P. auctioneer. londay, Sept. 29, on Lot 27, Con. kersmith, Loudon Roacl, Farm nd, Implements. William Forsyth, tor; P. Brine, auctioneer. . NORTH RIDIN AGRICULTURAL, EXHIBI ION. rrHE oll.rriving additional prizewill )e offered -1- for ec4petition on the second day if t- ae Show at.0 baton. For the astest trotting horse, mare r ge ding, owned by In farmer in the County of Huron at least two inonths previous to the date of show, 1st 200 2 $5, al $3 S. AIALOOMSON, S cretiry. ..' NEW YORK HORSE MARKET. . TUESDAY, ept. 9, 1873. , t The trade of the wee has, on the n. whole, beesatisfactory. : Work horss. e i were in fair demand, 8 many as 50 workers and. rough drive having been , sold in one day. A m arriVed from the west, b not Over -stocked with animals of this kind. T from $150 to $300 eac, found necessary to fdrce good horse brought its derate number e the market is 6od, seiviceable 'e prices ranged . It was not sales, and any alue. The de - • en 911 Y, OF THOR I UGH BRED STO K. Twaders gne will offer for sale y Public Auction, ON THU D Y, 18th of SEPT BER: At 11 o'cl!eck A. 14., on his farrc Lot 27, 7ti ‘011teC8Ifiell, It LEI1T, Three and one half miles north of C • ton, The followin S ort -Horn Thorough red Dina hams : One Bull "Dixie Duke," five years old, one Bull Cal ti ee and a half mont fa -old, six Cows and H ifer , two Heifer Calve , also, 60 Sheep, consis tug if thoroughbred Lei esters and Cotswolds, a on which there are a umber' of yearling Ram an Ram Lambs. Also! a number of Berkshire plan Pigs. That well- no Durham Bull "Dixie Duke," took the first priz at the last Western xhibition, and second a the last Provincial Exhi ition. Catalogues] and edigrees can be obt hoed of the Proprietor; o • at he NEW Elia office, on applica- tion. Conveyanc4ls. will be provided to nie4 the trains from the easti and West, on. that me g, at Clin- ,ton Station. Lunch wiij be s rved at 1 o'clock P. III. mend . for: carriage horses was dull; nevertheless, a moderate number was disposed of and reasonable prices realie- ed. Owing, however, * the gradual re- turn. of moneyed people to town, it is likely that horses of thipj class will be in greater demand during qie coming 'week than la eretoforee - DANCING ACADEMY. -iven. R. AV,. COLLINS, for about 15 years a pro - 11 -2- fessor of dancing in all its branches, will or- ganize a claps for instruction in the art, un -Sea - forth, on Friday, 12th inst. Two classes will be formed—a jrinior class from 4 to 6, and a senior class at.8 p.m., precisely. -Terms---$5 per quarter of p lessons, payable in, advance., 301-2 STEPHEN AND U.SBORNE FALL SHOW. pRIZES will be given for lhe best brood Mare (heavy draught), at the Stephen and Ushorne Fall Show, to be held at Exeter on the 29t1. and 30th. inst.: First prize $`3, 2nd $2. The above were omitted in the posters. A BTU8S Baud Will be in attendance to enliven the day's proceedings. 8010 W. BA.YLEY, Secretary. ' • NOTICE. 11E Directors of the Tuckeramith Branch Agri- . cultural Society will sell by Public Aucti rr on th o Society's grounds, Seitforth, on SA.TUR AY, the 20th day of September, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. H., five Booths for the sale of Refresh exits during the two days of the 11 Show of the South Huron Agricultural Society, which will be held on • the 2nd and 3rd days of Octeber, 1873. Terme cash. JOHN HANNAH, jx., Secretary. J. P. BRINE, Anctionem. 301-2 BIE.THS. r TRAI, .—In 'Tuckersinithir on Aug. 20, the kvife of Mr. William Tracey, of a , son KeeK ATRIele.-- At Carronbrook, on Au. 29, the wife of Mr. Themes Kirk- ipat ick, of a daughter. McCrt te. —At Summer ffill township of re orris, on Aug. 16, the ife o I r. 0 A Joh R - McCrae,.intheoftoawari.asIldigilOteort. Grey, on . Sep. 4, the wife of Mr. Thornas Cal- der of a; son. Tian N'ALD. —At Ashville, toWnshap of Grey, on Aug. 18, the wife of Mr. Lewis McDonald. of a son. e Alma e—In. Cranbrook, ob. Sept. 2, the ! i wif of Mr. Benjamin Avery, of a son. LEE.- In Sea,forth, on Aug. 29; the wife Of Mr. John Le, of a drightera • Parties c4 avail themselves of the opportunity to attend bhi North Riding of Huron &gnicu1tnru1 Society Shoira and then attend the Ijalo the day following. i . TERRIS.— hree Months' credit given on ap- proved joint' not s. Eight per cent. per annum milieu, Aug. 27, 18711 H. SNELL, iaropiietor. discotmt for cash.' , , 299 At CTION SALE J. 0. LAIDLAW, One -door soutlh of the Pesteoftice. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA ESTABLISHMENT, SEA6RTH. ea." rei• Four . Ye rs Celebrated for Fine Teas la Coffees.: nF Farni Farm Steck, Implements' and House- `..-' hold Furniture. k • ARCM). BISHOP has received instructiona from the u dersigned, Executor o th.e late JOHN CRAWlO11D, to sell by Public Au ti n on the pre- mises, on ATURDAY, Sept. 27, 187 , that splen- did -Farm -'in the Towaship of UsliQi o, being Lot 24, in the, iitsh COncession, conveni t to Church 11 and Schoo , situated on a good gr4v 1 road within 6 miles of he thri • g village of x ten; 80 acres eleared, th remaining 20 covered iw th good hard - This is rare chance and well lin) thy of notice. wood. I TITLE INDISPUTABL I . Terms, Oash. A deposit of ten Per cent. must be , paid to th - Auctioneer at the time f the sale. By 31 giving sec irity, two months' credit will be given for the re ain-cler. • Possess on given immediately ou the cono.ple- ' Mon of lin -chase. - • Directly after the sale of the and, the Farm Stock, Iniplements and House Furniture will be sold at 12 months' credit. I • Sale to Commence at 1 O'Cl For further particulars applicati to either of the undersigned. ROBERT MONTE A. BISIIIOP, Auctioneer. Bay P , 0., Sept. 1, 1873. , f M • SELECT $CHO•L — AND MUSIC dLASS. 1VIISS Organist of St. Thomas' Chure _MUSIC CLASS AND SELECT S Ridd.'s Bleck, Alain -street, Seal PIANO TItE SCHOOL . 00171. II I' • ck Sharp. u can be made TH, Sr., Executor. • EAS. C) 0 We have at present in stock ao L.L.. 0 1 ch ioe and va ied. assortment of cn ° T AS, embracmg upwards of 20 P1U- 0 vatieties, all o which have been ree < W w ea, ,efully selec ed:. •As we sell at M CC 70 U... th Lowest P9ssible Price cctrisis- rET3 CI te t with good quality, we trust to 11 W CCXI w m rit the confidence hitherto re- rr;i1 > j po ed in us by the public. 0 Lu -n O a u) i I 001by > O 70 0 ni C) O ITI SUGARS. 300-3 THE totiDo,ti, HURON ND BRUCE ,RAILWAY COMP NY. TEND RS for building the LO DON, HURON -1- AND BRUCE RAILWAY, ft. LO DON to WINGHAMI Will lm received at the Office oil the Company, 1 449 in London, Ont., UP TO SEPTEMBE 20, 1873. . Plans, Specifications and Forms of Tender can be seen at the Engineer's Office in London, from the 5th. of September, 1873. The Company are not bound t accept the lowest or any tender. THOMAS 6 RCtiER, Secretary. London, Ont., August 26, 1873 299 111ORSES IMPOUNDED. ()NE bay Mare and Colt, a litle lame, one bay `-' Mire with short bob tail, 1 bay Mare Colt about three years old, with shaes on front feet. Also, '0.0 red Heifer, with white spots, four years old. ' he owners are requested to prove property, t,, pay ex eases and take them aw 5., or they -will be sold a the law directs. B. SNOWDEN, Petindkeeper, 299- &labia Line, Stanley. WANTED LIMED TELY. AN SSISTANT AGENT, o canvas for the -"- A ictiltural Mutual Assure, co Association of dam. n None but a real live, e ergetic man need apply. To the right man con tont employment will b given; and exclusive attention to canvas required. Apply at once, with eferences, stating' past a d present employment. CHAS. ., DOYLE, ox 39, Clinton. Cruk Refl. COFFEES the best growths, prepared chinery on. the premises. • 4 • 12ic ed ed... 9c., 10c., and. 11c. i?IRUITS, SPICES, MUSTARD, PIC LES, SAUCES, AND BREAK- - FAST DELICACIES, IN GOAT VARIETY. LEY, PEAS, RICE, SAGO, BIS IT, CORN FLOUR, TAPIOCA, ARR1OWRO0T, &e. 'OAP, STARCH, &c. !j. C. LAIDLAW. BA $00- • s cate ; 298-4 its•T AusbLoi Ho6L, • again thou in, pr rth. settler TERMS: Haste $6 per teria • Day S _ , BRowN.—In the Ninth C ncession, Mc- s3 to s3. ' ' ' ' -h-ill Op OD, Aug. 30, the ecilie of Ma - sonCioi hours train 3.0 to 3 _ .„ Joh Brown. of] a daughter. hool from 300 MARRIAG,S. CORRESPONDENTS WA TE • AduyeRsoN_ArieDoNALD. E A the resi- WEreaneagbillee adiegrt RofBLSoPcairl NUsT, atroe klfilyr,ni'Ima the following places z i a.. den0e of the bride's I Ot er Wood- sthqk, on Sept. 2, by e -v- Jan Mc- GODERICH, CLINTON, GILPI AV° dstock. for h, to Miss Mary MeDonalcl, , of TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY EXETER, Tallish, Mr. James An erOn, of Sea- SuitlabTe\qpNeSrsHoinPs wOiF11 1:11?'be liberally co al penmted. 1 ' Br, ssels, On 0 by Rev. 8. Jones. -____M eGureE —At arker's Hotel, ewe to MeLEAN BROTHERS, . r Expositor, Seaforth. Aug.0. 2 Thpaa R. Gilpin, .1 of RidgewaY 1 Lecge, Howick, to Jemima E. Mc- r.,-- Paragraphs of local interest solicited from Gu e, f the same .place. all quarters. TEACHER WA School Section No. 7, cachet with second or uties to commence on ja JACOB ERA.0 EXECUTOR'S N PARTIES indebted to e jOHN CRAWFOB.D, e, are hereby notified der -signed, and all par I the said estate are requ peany certified to, to th out. " ROBERT MON TED. ownship of Grey; hind-clase certifi- . 1, 1874. Apply to ER, Secretary. 300 Thames NOTIC ince o Ontario, at its next ses ion, for rennit the orth Riding of ron to the S th Riding of th ration tuposes. PETER erich, ept. 10, 1873. TICE. the estate of the DI FALL 1873. NCAN & HAS DUNCAN, • uccessors to HI KSON & 00., Hay to han and are 'now opening abont 40 cases of - a General Dry Goods, &c., . * Which have been purchased with great care, and at the LOWEST PRICES From the largest houses in the Dominion. ook out for Bargains P. 8.—We expect by early steamer ca,ses_of DRY GOODS TO THE L4DIES T MUCH PLEASURE IN INFORMIN THE LADIES OF SEAFORTH AND VICINI Y THAT HE HAS 0 EYED HIS FALL SHO ROOM, AND IS NOW PREPA D TO SHOW. ;The Latest and Choi est Novelties in MILLINERY, MA TLES, &C. , THOMAS KIDD. SEA.FORTH, Sept. 12, 1873. Fro Glasgow, which will be opened at once or f the toWnship of ax pay -the same to les having claims , stecl to hand them ' under gned for EITH, Exeejutor, Road, U borne. _ HEREI3Y Gil:1;N' that ipplicatio run e to the Legislative Asse bly of Regis . Go TE TEla DEES -1- n to th be er eta in by Ur tionB ' Seafo 300 NDERS WA will be received 15th inst., fnr the village of Ber 15th November next. P to be seen at the stor .th. 2 will be he Prov- en aet to e Conn. y of HU - said C unty, for ADAMS County Clerk. 301 NTEP. y the u4dcrsigned Cheese Iractory, to e, to be completed Lens and Specifics- ' 777, Main -street,' . McDOUGALL. " vi DUNCAN & DUNCAN, S PT. 3, 1873. THE S OCK AT W. HILL'S 9 WILL BE COMPLETE IN FEW _D.AAS WITH .• 4 ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. CASH B YERS WILL FIND THE PRICES RIGHT. ITU GTh ALLAN S LINE OF STEAMERS Bringing every week something new and cheap direct for the 7 CHEAP CASH STORE, ARRIVED TO -DAY FROM L 1 iENGAN DI 40 pieces all 'Wok Flannels. i IRELAND, 40 opieces pieces eLins v Linen. n. SCQTLANDI eys. AR IVED Ii•11011; CLOTHING MANUFACTORY, . IPSWICI, ENGLAND. Int FRASER'S CREA FIRST-CLASS. I 1\./I 0 'I' -"Y" FOR FALL SOWING AT DWARD CASH'S BUTTER STORE, th • SEAFORTII. NEW STYLE Of CLOTHING, QUALITY, FIT AND PRICE ITli•TC-4,T.T.A.T_JDMI:, SEE THEM. A. G. McDOUGALL. NOTED FOR CHEAP GO7S. • MUSIC AND SEWiNG MACHINES. 0. 0. WILLSON'S MUSIC, SEWING MACHINE AND AGRICIT.LTITRAL IMPLE- i 'WENT EMPORIUM, BOYS WANTED. ANTED, immediately, at the HurOn Carriage Works Sea -forth, three good boys, to learn Carriage Halting business. From the county 90 A. J. MeTNTOSII. fared. SEAOORTH, ONT., STILL IN SE THE FRONT RANK AS USUAL. ING MACHINES. THE FLORENCE Noiseless, Lock and Fal t Stitch Family Sewing illacbine challenges the world in perfection and range of work, strength and beauty of stitch, durability of construction and rapidity Of motion. Call and examine. Send for rilrenlars. Agents -wanted in every town: in the Province. tk 0. C.-WILLSON, Geneurl Agent for the Dominion. - f , Also, on lucid a full assortment of the following fiist-class machines: *ew Yia-lc Singer, Montreal Singer, Appleton, IN ebster, and Loclanaii of Hamilton, Raymond of Gualph and Venus of Perth, Ont. Wanzer, Raymond and Howe Machines for , A nainbt.r of seeond-hand Osborne,.Gartlinen sale eheapt or Ea reut, Sewing Itia.chines of all makes repaired on the she test notice. Lars' In connection, with our Serving Machine Dep rrtInllin eent,g7e iiiitningiu reaprepareereidtmin;,a oeecnc, n te.all iirat kiin.sdt.soef Fancy Stitching, such as Braiding, Cording, Tudkin , stti-le. Charges moderate. 1 I MUSICAL INS RUMENTS. , IPianos, ;Organs, and Melodeons of the Very best aeiican and Canadian manufacture, such as the ethusek Fisher, Emerson and Weber Pianos; P ice's, of Buffalo and Bell's, of Guelph, Organs. ISamplee of the above' Instrnments can be seen at he store, Call and inspect them. 1 - 1 AGRICULTURAL -Alas:icy* No. 13 Thistle Cutter Plow—the fame Plawa of all descriptions. The celbbrated Faris Straw Cutter, the best pletterns. GRAIN 1 CRUSICERS and Root Cutters. of various IMPLEMENTS. .s favorite. Any number always on hand. Other de. Ab;o, the Cummings, Rochester and other anufactures. HORSE powEas OF AI L KINtS AND SIZES. SAWING ACHINES. 1 — The celt,brated Con binn.ticm and Richardson Sa inn' Machines, maimfactured by Eastwood & Co., of Ingersoll. These Machines, as every bodyno\ •s, are the best in use, and do not require recom. ruendatioin All kinds of Plow Points and other Castings cons curtlyon hand. THE 'TRH Of which the annexed and exceedingly servi not wear the clothes a them.Te The following gentle) as my agents for th PHY, THOS. 01C0.1. NOR.,..U. P. WHIFFEN, Seaforth; WILL McGRAW, Clinton; L. S. WILLSON, Goderich;, WM. ALLEN, 0 WILLSON §eaforth Lucimaw. - • / • MPH WASHING- MACHINE, nt is a correct representation, is a simple, durable cable contrivance. It is eaeily worked, and will much as ordinary hand washing. Call and see en, and none others, have been, appointed to act sale of the above articles: LAWRENCE HUB-