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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1874-10-23, Page 5ent ; do lything to further , but I have heard id ; D nia mae- phiee any required in the no ; none of the y to- my knowis era to any person notes ; the may - e $20 previously' ttle conversation the eleetion, and .: money; feeling n, we were anxi- motested election tatitut save with. ; the respondent at a meeting was no money ir.i Cameron was and did net, go et reside in the leaved nearly five :he Riding; the . le Sonth _Riding about 30 miles y wide; the. canvassers and s. eerri, said : Live au electer in activepart on be - lough not by hia With his itnowl- he election fund; iv one particular- , upturn nets, but ie [moneys; I sub - Ph Wm. Young POr Sinclair $100, ktan $50, Seiner t3200; Strong $25, at $30 ; (Camere !wee net surprise aque freeta him.; e in the Riding; 'far election pur- '.:erttre.1 Commit- acconnt of how I on a sheet of pa- -, prezerve ; sent ( of the Riding; nd Parsons.; do d witit it; they thought that the Q. nomination ;tat be distribute iecessary ; think L; a this money, man sums frein Job, and James gave Mr., Sharp 'cly $25:. and Mre _paid about $5a 1,04; give James Le alwayi voted asSed James A., Lave him $2 tb. A' he was poor Li some -money; election fund. ; e •for Cameron; he would come .41i rice him $.10:, 1 €7ted for Cam- . _ . pg or prom - IL rtan daring the rey $30 -to -rge Cox ,-.;:28 on :he is a voter; ,COr are uncles ieeid he -wanted p•*es ; think he Ing the money; - owed him $10; 5eite. anti -:wool& - - rut tes. aware that this t,Iltriouked t be a lesson 1 .otilil be enouzli _ !money ; gave 'O� for oari, aS 1 did every eney ; expenditure, ,va,efor ; David ; going te eau- kuioe but he ; gave Tore eithea$7 or $9; t $94 b v a man. r. Sinclair told ; Alex. Rosa e the Sheriff 4:to- neV knOWI- abed S5G, and. aia not hear one under ray i.iewthere yas t that he kifew serptious from , . tatroo gave his not write his is a school eta for one of to whom I ,„ improperly; 'ould hire can- Ut aft erwarde, hired, 1 told tv sten-lied \V( duesday e would _ hear renee te the but that he tie meider- :teveral eed to 'rove ,t: rfiorD • evi.lertee eeteholing reepond- r7: wore. He 'Feer'e lInron :! eaodidate net fern an wleieh welett !zee ameuet e !area eon- ,- Nt /rich iS 1" %.ititvti of my requ vete you- ti't should edition that a canvass ir ight :Li•eitt four e were t}ie. win k as ;t :--.1,500 for tm either to ,nembers, $50 i.cjk 1:0 fkavid el $750 at tre was eums to i(!ietikes ; the r 1 to about a as ut t. inns that xeept in 3 anxious to tionnly ; aoy SUIA Our. 23, 1874. ' 1 . beingcontributed , by other persons, though I heruiner ird a that some of my friends hat Subscribed something for election puilposes ; I did not knew the amount so subscribed until yesterday ; 1* knew JacobMiller ; I conducted a suit for him some years ago, and he gave mei a due bill on Oat. 15, 1867, for $40 on the conclusion of the int,she paid me Won acconnt the year after, T. believe *retainer cif $20 was included in the amount, Miller thought I had charge) -him too inueh, and wanted the bill bac oo paying me the $20, Miller's stat ment tnat I :wee to give up the bill for his vote in 1872 is untrue ; I made no bargaixt with him ; be promised me his; votes bet nothing was said about the due hill, I saw him. at Clinton after the! 1a72 eiectiou ; he asked me to give him up the bill as he thought I had overcharged: him, and. he had worked. hard for me in the election, I told him ,to call at my office aod I Would give it him ; 1 saw. him e.,t Varna on the nomin- ation da v M 1874:, the interview I had with him did not laat two mi lutes; Mc- teitcheon brought him up to Inen'and told added that he me he wanted to get t -he note,, but bad andevouldgratii not been able to find me at the office ; if necessary. I nothing was said about his vote; I re- member Miller calling at the office the following Saturday; several persons were resent ; he said he came for the note, and. I gave it to him, nothing was said about money for him or his sons; I never doubted that he would support me as he had in 1867 and. 1872 e I gave hitn no raoney directly or indirectly ; 1 did note leave the office to get money, 1 heard it rumored afterwards' that Miller bad stated, that I had given him money; he would have got the note at any time after it wart promised if he had called when 1 was hi ' , the office - 1 had no idea Tuesday, Oe of influencing his vote by refusing the McKillop, Far due bill. . . .: Walter Cowan, By Mr. Harrisma-I have been three ' times elected for South, Huron ; the first time the election co-st .ine about $1,500; the second, tithe between $3,000 and $4,000, a petition was tiled against me that time, but it was never pressed ; I canvassed the constituency myself toler- ably well on both occasions; not so much in 1867; this time I believed $2,000 v would coer-all my expenditure ; I knew verylittle about the constituency in 1872, as it had been geriermandered ; I keep no accounts of my expenses, except house- hold expensee and. petty cash; I kept an =calla at the last election ; -I have a copy here ; itis a true Copy ; I gave, perhaps. $250 to churches in South Hu- ron hl. 1872 and 1874, though I did not , intend to run again, the $50 given to , Callender was understood to be for Mr. ' Churehill ; 1 understood. he was -going out to canvass; I gave $50. I think, to a C Bible Christian hurch at Elinivillet $75 to Methodist Church on Friday at Ger- ard settlement; $50 to a Bible Christian Church at Creditou, s25 to a Church at Maitland, $25 to a Methodist Episcopal, Church in Stanley -to the Catholic' Church in Stanley; these amounts were given about Jan. 24 ; in giving these amounts I had no idea of iafinencing voters ; these amounts with my personal expenses make up $2,80 ; I gave $500 to Dancey, but , without any solicitation; I had heard that there was a subscription list ; I did not expect there would be a quarter of, the amount raised that was raised, then therewas$500 to Mr: Cal- i lender ; 1 knew that a, large portion of the canva sing centred in Clintone I gave the e eque for $500 to Callender on Jan. 2{; 1 ga.ve the cheque for $750 to Farren on Jan. JO, the next item is $200, which. was paid_ to Doylefor his ex.- penses ; II asked him. to give me an ace count, but e did. not ; I had nothing to do with go ting Doyle out of the way; he was to O anadng the French, as he spoke the !tannage The next item ie $46 paid to i anther Jas. Doyle on Jan. 31 to go and canvase. None of these men paid me back anything ; there weie several sums paid [after the election ; the whole account, ae put in by Mr. Cameron, i.s. ; Callender 1$50, expenses $2-$52 ; Jan; 26, expellees at nomination, $25; ex- penses on the election_ tour and subscrip- tion to chorches, '280, Jail. 20, cheque to chairmen of conunittees, S00, Jan. 20, clicepie to Clinton, 53500, W.- W., - Farren t'45 - Jan. 30, cheque to self; THE He RbN EXPOSITOR, that he took $20, and taking the whole of his story ft would nob. fin personal coreup that man, but penditure has to a good many person who 1111.18t pay the al respondent of personal bribery, while om beginning to end, Mr. Caraeron guilty of ion on the evidence of must say that the ex - en. so great, &Mounting -dollars for each single ed, that the respondent ole cost.. I acquit the edam the ele exhausted all °time to no otb After eome f Counsel aud tion void. If you had ur energy, I could have r conclusion. • ether .discussion between lge, His Lordship observ- ed that the .un i eually large expenditure arose from the they could hire an unlimited ea et that persons thought eams, and canvassers to ent, and at. exhorbit- aht price ; but hey could not do so with impunity. The followm is the judgment : Lordship declar d the election void, on the ground of bribery by agents. He f amid that the. espondent was not him- self guilty of c rrupt practices, but he must pay the- e stslof the petition.He ould not report any ode, a certificate at any time; AUC Saturday. 0 McKillop, Far Irvin Amish - Brine, auctione Monday, Oc .McKillop, Fart John Ritchie, auctioneer. Monday, Oc W., Stanley, ments. Hen Bossenberry, a "a- *)iti SALES. . .4 2;4, on Lot 20, Con. 14, Steck and implements. g, ! proprietor; J. P. r. 26, on Let 24, on. 14, Stock and -Implements. roprietor ; 3. P. Brine, . 26, on Lot 19, L. R. 'arm Stock and. Imple- Oster, proprietor; E. ctioneer. : . . 27, on Lot 23, Con. 5, ii- Stock and Implements. .proprietor; j. I'. Briue,, auctioneer. . - Wednesday, Oct. 28, on Lot 23; Con. 5, Hibbert, Farm, Farm Stock and Im- plements. Tim thy Mathews, proprietor; Thomas King, auctioneer. ' Wednesday, Oct. 28, en Lot -30. Con. 5, Usborne, arm Stock and Imple- ments. J. tt''. . Ballantyne, proprietors; A. Bishop, auc ioneer. Thursday, 1 et. ,29, on Lot 13, - Con. 13, McKillop, Farm Stock and Imple- ments. Willi m Rea, proprieter ; J. P. Brine auctione r. . Wednesday, Oct. 28, on Lot, 33, Con. 3, L. R. S., r ckeremith, Farm Stock, Implements d Hoesehold Forinture. K. McLellan, proprietor; J. P. Brine, auctioneer. Oct. 28, on Lot 15, Cone hop. Fftral Stock.and Im-, McDonald, proprietor; J. neer. v. 2, on Lot 19, eon. 2, ' Steck and Implements. proprietor; J. P. Brine, Nov. 3, on Lot 13, Con. 8, H. R. S., lruckersmith, Farm Stock and Implements. DOnald _McKay, pro - • Wednesday, Cora 12, iticK plements. J. Bullard, aucti 7 Monday, N Stanley, Far Wm. Roche, auctioneer. W edn esd canvassing in Stanley, $Q0; Jan. 31,1 James Doyle; $46 ; Feb. 4, Schmidt, $5 ; Feb. 16, treat $2, Capt. West $10-12 ; Feb. 17, .MeLean, punting, $116 25, Brown, draft for Blake's speeches, $45 ; March 24; Matheson, printing, $550 ; May 29, -Soh midt, ;7,27 50; June 3, Clerk of Peace fpr voter' Iists, $10 80; Aug. 13, Brown, for posting hills, $2 ; total; $2,077 05 ; I have not paid out any other money connected with the election.; I have no .u ipaid accounts ; it was in 1867 that Miller gave the due bill ; I thought he ought to pay more than $20; - he paid me ,t;t20, and don't reeollect his applying to me for. the lull up to 1872; I canvassed. his vote in the election at 1672 at his own place ;he then said he -would vote for n.o ; 1 did not refer - to the note ; be (lid vote for me; he appli- ed to me for the llote in 1872 and 1874? I believe no oeference was made to thd protest • it, was; in the following fall that I -promised to give up the bill ; he told me the charge wes heavy, antl he had always 'eeen a friend, of mine politically and profeesionally, and I ought to give him up the note ; I said 1 would. if he wouta call at the offie:e ; he did. not ; I next Sto4 him at N-"trun., ;. I did not ask for his t'Ote 1 never had airy doubt about his to -tine for me ; he said he liad called at thy office for the note hut bad not found lit - he did. eall then before the election ; 1 Cle not know twhere Garrow is ; he was my partner at the time of the election, but he takes very little in- tert st in elections ; he is not my partner now, and hoe not been since July last; wInn IM dler called on me I did not ask him for hie vote ; I gave hurl his note nsever spoke about his son's vote, or the vote of anyone el ee ; it is not true that $20 vas given hint at that time; I believe „Johnson :reliant was present at I the three and others-; not a word was said about his returnintg any money; if he had asked. for $`20 for canvassing ex.- pentes I:should have given it to lam, as I had confidence in him ; I gave him ro money to iufluence voters ; I paid. 110 money except what I have told; I gave no money to influence voters, or prom- ises of any ikind, This coliielueled the case for the re- spondent. After i3ome conversation between Counsel, .-Ntr. Harrison raised to address the Court, when His Lordship said I think it sclould, perhaps, be giving you both unneeeseary trouble to wait any longer. .The whnle ea,se turns on the single question of what weight I shall attach to the man Miller's evidence: in contradiction to that of Mr. Cameron and Mr. McCutch eon. I can at- tach no weight to it at all. He tells us 11 0, prietor ; J. P. Thursday; e Stanley, Far ments. John Thursday, Seaforth, Val Wm. Fowler, auctioneer. Brine, auctioneer. ov. 5, on Lot 5, B. R. S., , Farm Stock aid Imple- Rowell, proprietor. °v. 12, at Powell's Hotel, able Farm in Hullett.: proprietor; J. P. Brine, ane of mediiim and inferior cattle. The demand was steadily active) and. all com- ing in found ready sale at former prices. We quote first-class $5, second-cl ss $4 to $1 25, and third-class $3 to 3 50, SHEEP. -The offerings have beell only moderate, and prioes are steady at from $3 to $6. Two cat loads, to dress 70 lbs, sold at $5. LAMBS. -There was not a great in, and all offering found ready s any le at 'from $2 50 to $4, according to qiih37. I We note sales of two cars, to dre at $4 ; one car, to dress, 32 lbs.,. et $3 a3 ., lbs., at $3 75; One oar, to dress, slibs8 25; and a lot of 98, to dress 38 , to 40 lbs., at $3 75. -11008.--1Fat hods have sold at from 5 to $5 50 per 10 lbs, a,r4 store hogs t $5, with not ve y many coming in as et. Go.---The.price of gold in New York eaoted at 110, , I .HIEtTlIS- . . . , McNeate.ain Grey, on Oct. 18, the wife, - of Mr. John :McNeal, of a son. . . DUNCAN.-In- rustels, on Sunday, Oct. . 18, the wife pf A. Duncan, of a son. FISTefet`forf.- 'n Bruseel§, On Sunday, • . Oct. '18, the wife of Ma WM. Fish- leigh; of a s a - , . MoMaerN..-lit Morrie, on Wednesday,11 Oct. 21, thewife of Mr. G. McMann, ] of a daughter. I I i . I IVIA1-3,13,IAGES. *RUSSELL- -Fesireat il. -A. t the Wesleyan 'Parsonage, • Bruesels, by Rev. Mr. i Davey, Mr. George Russells of Brussels, 1 to Mary Ann, third daughter of Me. Francis Fishleigh, of Mitchell. . Inpaatip-MeDmitiott. -At the resid- etice of Mr. ,Geotge Williamson, Grey, by Rev. Ittbeyt PaVey, Mr. Josiah Ireland to.Mise Caroline McDerniett, both of Hot ick. . . HOLMES-TeEnco-At the residence of the bride's father, on -Wednesday, Oct. 14, by RevWilliam Hawke; My. Thomas (t. Holmes, of the Montreal Hduse, to 'flies Emma, eldest daugh- ter, of Mr. Rolort Leech, all of Gorrie.. _COgatING - FLISLAVSON. e -e- In Tucker - smith, on Oct. -'16, by the Rev. Me. Roes, at the residence of the bride's father., Mr. John Cummine, of Tucker - smith,' to Ttmen,a, youngest daughter of Mr. John Finlayson. GRANT-MITC IELL.-In Clieton, oe Oct. , 20, by the Rev. T. Brock, Mr l Wil- liam Grant, et Tumberry, to.Miss El- len Mitchel , of the same place. •123111=0.1=.17,MCIYAIF .E4L-Tex2artagrdX"LANZUSZE, TUE MARKETS. SEA.11011TH, Oct. 22 1814. 0 90 io 0 93 a 1 ea Sprine, Wheat, p4 bnshel......,0 90 to 0 93 Oats (new) per be hel. 15 to 0 36 PeaS (UM) per bp hal 0 72 to 0 73 Barley (new) per nshel ..... 0 38 to 090 Butter, No. 1, La o. 23 to 0 24 Mittel- in tubs. 0 23 to 024 011 Eggs Floe r 0 00 to 5 50 Hay, new .... ......... 12 00 to 14 00 .. .... 6 00 to 6 00 Veal calf, per po o .10 08 to 0 09 Lamb Skins ... ........... 0 5(1 to 0 70 Sheep skies 0 40 to 0 65 Salt rota i 1 ) per arrel . 1 00 Salt wholesale) er berrel........ 0 '75 Potatoes, per ims el, new ..... 0 40 to 0 50 Oatmeal brl 0 00 to 6 00 t.)• Wood Beef., 3 0to 2 50 to 2 75 . • 0 5 50 Tan bark 4 00 1 - . , , CLINTON1 Oct. 22, 1874. Fall Wheat, per eithel............ 0 90 (et; 0 92 Spring Wheat, ) r bushel.. ..... ... 0 90 ee 0.91 Oat, per bushel.........i .. , ......• . 0 85 et 0 37 Barley, per bushe - i • 0 8e sit 0 89 Peas, per bushel t 0 70 ed 0 72 Butter.... . i 0 22 0i) 0 25 - 9 40 0 0 45 Potatoes ! - , • . , • • . • ..... ; ..... . _ .. • E0t,"'S 1 . • 1! 0 12 6-',r; • 0 18 J ''" • 13 00 yl:- 14 .00 Ifity,- Per ton,. . , • 'rano-aro, Oct. 22, 1874. There wererin to -day about .400 buth- els of wheat t $1 to $1 05 for white, 98c to $1 for Treadwell, and 95c to 96c for spring ;000 bushels of barley a 98e to 98.c; 1'000 bushels of peas at 77 to 82c, and 2 0 bushels of oats at 41c t 42c. ay soli at $20 to $21. Dresse( hogs were in 'ecreased supply and easier selling at 6 50 to $7. ,Butter was mot abundant, bu the quality was not good and for stric ly choice previous price would. still C. paid, the range bein from 300 to c. TORONTO 11,IVE STOCK MARKET BEEVES. -Te receipts during the pas week were large, including a rather bet ter supply of first-elass quality than pr viously, but there was still a pred.omin- f•„,. , ROOMO TO LET. 0 LET, a number of comfortable rooms on the second fiat of SOttie Block: ,Apply to 1?. OLMSTED or to ROBERT SCOTT. 959 POUNDKEE OTICE is hereby gi has beep placed i 9, &Wallop, on Frid °quested to claim his or the expenses of ke 59-4 WM. • ER'S NOTI E. en that a spring fill OOLT my pound, on Lot 25, Oon. y, Oct. "16. The o nor is roperty or Anonle sold ping' end poundage fcos. . BOWIE, Poandkelaper. TO RENT. IN SEFOR 11.1 HetT large corner sore now occupied by LOgetn & Wierniesou.' It s one of the best b isiness ta.nds in Seaforth, eit er for a general st re, dry oods or groceries. Possession • in abb it two onthe. For further pertieulars apply on pr mises. 59 , LOG -AN & JAMIE 'ON. MONEY FOUND. OUND, iu tire Store of Messrs. Deacon & Duncan, Seafort , on MONDAY, Oat 19, a mall sum of. money. ame by proving prop rty and paying expenses on The owner can hlvettlie r5elying to 9-1 E. HICKSON t Go. NOTICE. ,1RS. CATH INE SMITH, Made. f Owing to havine 'ecu tender the effeets of liquor I made certain stla ements that you were guilty of taking money 1rorn me, which, I feel sati ed, you t never did, and n4w beg to apologize to you for , having made suoa orr neons statements. SzAvOlan, Oct.1'7,11874. 8.59*2 JOHN CAMIERON. •ESTR Y HOG. AME into the pre ises of the midersived, Lit No. 6, Con., 18, . It. 8., Tuckersmitb, abo# Sept. 20, a spotted RG. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away. 859*4 • DUNCAN MeLEA.N. ETR4IY COLT. QTRAYED fro M the prernis0s of the undersign- ed, Lot 29, Con. 8, XcKi11op, on Oct. 15, a mare COLT, coming II year old,sorrel color, t.th some white on the face. Ay person giving s h infor- mation to the undersi ned as will lead , ite re- covery will be suitebl rewarded. ' THOMAS E.'HAYS, 359 , Seat ith P. O. ESTRA CATTLE rtAME into the pr inises• of the .un44rsigcd,. Lot 2, 00n4 8, T .ckersmith, H. R. .., about' Aug. 1, 2 HEIFI RS, ne red and the othbr white, also one STEEJ4t, red with partly white Ond. All these cattle ue 7.4 year old. The o • • er 15 quested to irov4 prop. rty, pay exponees and take, there Away. 35744 - DAVID. DO OVA- . E TRAY.60* QTRA.YED from th ed, in Sea orth, dark red COW, mixe end has a very I trge Is blind. Any person will lead to her ..ecov 857*4 • premises of the i rideretietn- on TUESDAY, Sept. 09, a with white, of lerge 'size ag, one of the teat of which giving such infor4iatioi as re* will be suitably -ewurded. . PHILIP VOLMAdt. , GOODS ;•.‘ ci) Snq (I) +.; 0 rd' C.) 70:44 'CL.) Slushy Roads And Rainy Weather, Frosty Nights That Make us Shiver. Certain signs there's nodispu mg, Qf the -tear approach of Wi ter ; Woolen Goods, and where to buy them, 'fillet's the question. And ,,he Printer, Being asked, made this answet : For a Cloud, a Scarf, a Shawl, A Dress, a Hood, a Pair of C loves, In fact for anything at all, That's daily wanted, There's no better place to biay Either Dry Goods, Groceries Boots and S oes, THAN LOG -AN & JAMIESON 8, SEAFORTH. osolom. no pappe T:SP t UI tf.110 EW JEWELRY JEWELRY IN TH OLD STAND. The Old Established Watch, Cloc 11 - k and Jewelry Store. R. COUNTER, §EAFORTH, just returned from purchasing in the American and anadian Markets the Largest and Best STOCK CF WATCHES CLOCKS, JEKLEY AND PLATED WARE EVER BROUGHT INTO S AFORTII. The Store 'is Crammed 0 Full and LMr.Col,TNTER Invites Inspection Of his Immense tock. The greeter pait of these goods have been -purchased direet from the mannfaeturers, and are marked_ at the VERY LOWEST PRICE in plain figures. Pereonal attentiou given to Repairing Watches, Clocks an jewohy, and no work allowed to leave the Store until it has been thoroughly tested: Remember the Old Established Jewelry Store. N. B. -The highest price in cash paid for Old Gold and Slifer. maniammior M. R. COUNTER FRESH ARRIVALS OF TEAH R WANTED, "- AirALE or le ale eacher wanted fee School Section No 9, Turnberry, holding a second or third -eines ceitiiicate. Duties to comMence on Jan. 1, 1875. Apply t - - I 859-4 WM. 11-cP/IF,RS0N, Bluevhle P. 0. -TEACHER WANTED. TANTED, for Shot Section No. 1, tilltltt, a, T T • male Teacher, possessing a second I. third- elass certificate. Duties to continence oh Jqn. 1, 1875. Application e to be made to ' 359*4 J. FOWLER, Sr., SeafOrth P O. ---r t [ALL Teacher for School Section No!. 4, Grey, holding third-oldse certificate, with t ,c) Years experience. Duties to commence oh Jant 1, 1875. For further particulats applS, to 1 8.57*4c . . ALEX. ROSS, Marrisbank P. 0. , . TEACHER WANTED4, A MALE Teacher f4r: School Section id. 2, Me- -Lel- llop. Duties t ma- commence on Jan. 1, .187. AliKiberal salary will be given to a competent per- son. For further poi tberlars address - CHARLEp DxcasON, Secretary, 357-3. . Seaforth P. 0. LAUNDR WANTED imMedi. " Sea forth, a $8 per month. 358 SS WANTED. tely, at the MensiOU first- hiss LAIKNIDRE8n. eppL to ' MRS. MI. , . Hotel, Wages RRAY. HOUSE J1OUSE and Catholic C ply to . 357 Nit LOT FOR ot 0 Goderich street, urch. Immediate pobse ItIll. JAMES MUlti Grocer, -A.lain ALE. near the sion. Ap- Hy, Street. APPE WANTED .a I T age, as an ,ipprentiee Apply to 858 'NI matt ice, wANT Boy of 13 Or 1 to learn. Do DANIEL McGRE • -larpurbey. years of Wending. 4011, MONEY VOUND, in the ei- Hotel, Seaforth; money, The owner elation to Mr. DAVIDSON, and paying charges. FOUND. Dining Room of the Cc on Friday, Oct. 9, can have the same after nroving FOR SALE! i • fine !young - horses, 5 sound and good to wor , ' WM. DORRE 1 r naercial a mini of cu Sppli- property I 858 y ,ars old. . CE, 'eaforth. HORSES A SPAN of -1---1- Warrauted Apply to. , 857 IMPORTED HE subscribers will Of stock, on Lot 1 Kippen, the thoroughbred RAM, imported iri 1878 ram is well known successful pri ze- takee. V, payable when taken weeks. • 857 COTSWOLD RA keep for the in:quo-velment o Coo. 1, Tuckeeem th; near imported otswold by H. LOVE, r. This as a superior anim and 'a TERMS -Per pa i of Ewes away. Ewes to emain 8 .TAMES COO tElt, WILLIAM - t LAIR. up to NOV 4, next, a balloon frame ad lition to 1 gmondville fiche° House, windows and door, he whole n. 1, next. For fur her par- frnstees. nN, Secretary -Trees nen Section No. 8, 'Thelma) ital. - n iiillilLDERS. TENDERs will be received for the erection .f the west end. of the say 20x24 feet, with 4 to be completed by j tieulars apply to the G. E. JACKS 359-4 -- School . TENDE TENDERS val. b; J- Committee of th for the building of a. coming spring. P la seen at the office of ertson & -Tracy, Lo store of C. R. Cooper the 1st of NO VEA113 not bind themselves tender. Tenders ma and carpenter work received up to the 1 at 6 P.M., and will CESIBER. Tenders "Tenders for Chtmli." 359e • S4cretary S WANTE received by the Episeopal Church, tone Church in Brussels s and Speeificatione he architects, Mesrs. on, Ont., and at & ConDrussels, err R, next. The Cone o accept the lowe be nin.de for the separate. Tender,. t day of DECEMB e opened on the to -be addressed ant to C. 11. COOPER, Building Ccmanittee a. .Dnilding Bruseels, the may be Rob- the beok farad aftei nittee de t or an nlasOnr3 will be R, next 81 of DE- mark6 . HOUSE AND LOT IN BERNE FOR SALE. vett sakE lei the Village of BERNE, township -1-7 Of Hay, a comfOrtable frarae honed and a lot eontaining 1 acre • ti good well and stable, also a beating orehard of heat trees. An excellent stand for a wagon maker. Apply to 854*8 J. B. GEIG-ER, Zurieh P. O. ; FOR FALL TRADE: The Stock at W. LULL'S 'is Notv CompletJ and Well Assorted, and Jo _ Valve, Extent and ret iety Calll ot be Surpassed. Great care hneirg bcciii ex efeisecl in buying, pinch Fors at this establiskment will have the seleetion cif a CHOICE STOCK, et such prices as must satiSfy the most economical buyer. THE MILLINERY ROOM This steam is more than ever attractive, and under the superintendence of first-ehiss handle , • The .31O tto iS One Price only, the ,Loicest Price. for Can/t, Chtopne.i?s. FALL SHOW. and Falue. the Test • HILL ADITIINESTRAT0111.S' NEW FALL DRY GOODS. R. P. ROGERS. iLAIN AND FANCY DRESS COCOS. Black Lustres and fferinoes, A COMPLETE STOO THE NEW COSTUME SERGES, El3LACK DRESS SILKS, EXTRA VALUE. Carpets,. Blankets and Flannels, SHAWLS, HOSIERY AND, CLOVES, 'WARM AND CHEAP: SI LK SCARFS, _SHIRTS AND COLLARS, IBMS,LACES AND RUCHINCS, 11 . In All the Novelties. IiROAD CLOTHS, TWEEDS, iELT HATS AND CL-OTH CAPS. CALL AND SEE T.11.101. LOD-1EN MADE TO ORDER IN LATEST STYLES. INSPEcTION OF STOCK INVITED. R. P. ROGERS BRUSSELS NEWS DEPOT AND EW EL RY S TORE. FIRST CLASS Watchmaker and Xeweler EMPLOYED. /ewe re; Department Opened about the 15th of October. C. It. COOPER & Co., 58e - Stretton't Block, BrUssels. NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. ANDREW CALDER ISHES to inform his friends and -the public that he has fitted in in the test style, a new - PHOTOGRAPH CALLER y, ni Main Street, nearly opposite the Mansion lotiii. His aparatus is all new and- of the most niproved kind, and from his long experience as a rhotographer he can guarantee satisfaction to ' all - ho Ittl'Or, him with their patronage. Come at once and bring your children. Re - Member ' - - CALDER'S New Phetogesph Gallery. , N. D. -A supply of Osborne Sewing Machines 4ept constantly on hand and for sale. 358 THE SF.AFORTH LIT-A/13ER YARD. MABEE & MACDON ALD 'PEG to inform the public that they have re- -Le moved their Lumber -Yard to the lot between -the Merchants Salt Company's Works and Mar- ' Shall's Mill.' They will keep conetantly on hand a good assort - malt of ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, dressed and undressed. Also, LATH AND SHING-LES, all a which they are prepared to sell at the lowest pos- sible prices, I or Celle. Also. on hand any quantity of the best ACTON LIME. Builders and others win:find it to their advina- ta e t� inspect our stock, and ascertainour priees be re purchasin g elsewhere, a sive are in a position offer good hide ceruente to Cash pnreb a sent. ' 160 MABEE. & MACDONALD. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF Farm., Farm Stock and Implements, On Lot .5, B.. R. S, Township of Stanley, Count: of . Huron, on THURSDAY, Nov. 5, at NOON. The farm contains 67 acres, mostly clear of sinnips u. reey eunerier brick (levelling house, good frame barns, large orchard of superier fruit trees bearing fruit, -and plenty of -water well , situated, near the gravel road, '2, miles from Bay- field -the Bayfield harbor new being built makes this a very valuable property . Terms very easy, and made loiown on duy of sale, or by applyine to 356-4 -JOHN ES'SON, Beyfield. One Door North of the rest Office. ALL parties indebted to the estete of the late Dr. RING are reqeested te call and t ettIe the same with the nmlereigned, at Senforth, on or S A lAr L 0 G S.- dolt date all claims due :fah' estate will be placed b, (-fore the first day of November non, us after in court for collection. Dated this 8t1 day of October, 1874. 857-4 DENBY RING, Adminietniton • GRAND OPENING AT DENT'S. Never before did you see- such plies u On piles of. DRY GOODS As MR. DENT can now show you. it would be MDT to attempt to tell yon what he has got, be- cause he has absolutely everything in the Dry Goods line, and in Hillinery Ladies' Jackets, Shawls, There -is nothing to approach him either for quan- tity, quality or • price. As usual, the Biggest Stook, the Choicest Stoek, aud the Cheapeet Stock of Millinery. nfdlittrauce to the ISItolit Free. Remember at DENT'S, Seaforth. AED3.1iIN IfSTRATORSP NOTICE. Tab creditors of DANIEL JOSEPH RING, it of the Ville fee of. Seaforth, in the County of Huron, Doctor of Medicine, who died, on or abont the Seventeenth clay of August. 1874, ure hereby notified to send by post, pre -paid, on or before the Fifteenth day of Deceniber, 1874, to HENRY KING, of the said Village of Seaforth, the Admin- istrator of the said Daniel Joseph Ring, their christinn and surnanice, addresses and descrip- tions,. the full particulars of their claims, a state- ment of then'accounts and the nature of the se- curities, if any, held by them, aid immediately after the,expiration of the said Fifteenth day of December, the assets of the estate of the said Daniel Joseph Ring will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having reference only to the claim of which notice ehall have been fur- nished as above required.. And the said Adminis- trator shall not be liable for the assets Or -any part thereof to any person of whose claim- notice shall not have beeu received by hira at -the time of dis- , tr b: taltt844a: 13 t Settforth, Orate- Drthis 8th day of Ootoe b 857 HENRY HMG, Administrator.' cor,EmAN -(4at1NLocK Will pay the Highest Cash For all kinds of • SHAWL FOUND. FOUND, on MONDAY, Sept. 2S, on the Herrn Rood; between Carronbrook and Itiehteen • church, e PLAID SHAWL, woolen. The eerier can have the same by (elating et the Expo -ell oe Office, into ieg prorate; end. pe-sieg ter title rel, vertisement. '1336 Price HOTEL FOR .SALE BY AUCTION, 'T'HE Subscriber wilteell by Poldie Auction. on j- the preariees, on• tarefay, Nov. J-, 1S74, that w11 -known Hotel in the Tiliage of Egivendville, recently ace upied by 31rs. Rol,ert son, • and now occuplefl by M ;Chambere: The RiErrld is first-class, and a good business can be done. • Sale to eminence at 1 &clod' E. M. TERMS. -Ten per cent. ofthe len-anise ;nervy - to be paid on the day of sale; $44/0 on the let Of Fehr -woe% JTh, unit the balence itt yenedy WAS to stilt purchaser, at 6 per cent. il)tt:r-, est, Juneediate possession given, MRS. ROBERTSON,. Proprietress.. S. P. BRINE. Auctioneer. C twrom sAwiNG PROMPTLY AT- TENDED TO. SAW LOGS, At their Mill, formerly JAMES h. YLLS, near Salt works. f the 60 GOOD CHOPPERS Wanted immediately to cut cordwood and Logs. ° Apply at the, Salt Werke. 358 COLEMAN & G OITIN LO A_11.741.11.110N tiJA OF A VALUABLE FARM IN THE TOWNH1IIP OF HI'LLETT. TR. J. P. BRINE has received instructions I 1"- from the Proprietor, Mr. 'WILLIAM FOW- LER, to sell by Public. Auction, at 1 o"elock, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 12, 1874, At POWP,LL'S HOTEL, in the Village of Sea - forth, a first-class farm in the Townehip of Hul- let. The farm is composed. of Lot No. 1, in the 2dConcession, and contains 100acree, 75 of which are cleared, and the balance well timbered with hardwood. All the:clearcd land is under grasio It is situated on a good gravel road,- within three miles of the village of Seaforth. There is a new frame barn, and the river Maitland rims through the farm. Thia is one of the best farms in Hirron and any person desirous of obtaining a good farm at a fair Tam should attend the sale. Title in - (Reputable. TERMS. -Ten per cent. of Aim pur- chase money to be paid on the day of sale, $1,000 within one month. and the balance= time to suit the purchaser ,with interest nt 8 per cent, • 'WM. FOWLER, Proprietor. J. P. DRINA Auctioneer. 858 FARM FOR SALE. von SALl!'.,. Let 16, Con, 1, Ttickersmith, pen, 75 acres, 63 cleared, well fenced, and in a good state: of cultivation. The wood bind is all hardwood. There is it large brivk hotie 40x28, and a kitchen 18x22. There iS afrinbn 55x35, shed 6113:22, also a frame stable 40X28: bearing orchard and pleutyof water. Is situated on the London Road, 9 miles frdm Clinton, and aame dist nnce Men Seaforth. For further partieulers apply to the promieter on the preminee or to Kip - pen P.O. 889 WM. COOPED, Sr. SMALL FARM FOR SALE. rpWENTY-FIVE aeree, adjoining El.pllOnthille, -I- pan of the farm formerly owned. by William VauEguatned; good houee and barn; orchard Alia well. 'Ibis property is admirably situe tett for a gentleman's reeidence, or might be divided into town lute11311 aeld to advantage; deed (dear of all incumbranee. Also, Lot 134, south side 31arket street, in the village of Seafeeth. Apply to 850-4 SAMUEL DENNISON, Egmeudville. NOTICE TS hereby given that the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company will epply to the Legis- lature of the Province Of Ontario, at its next ses- sion, for an aet to ameind the acts incorporating the Company, for the 1 purpose of enabling the Company to consolidate it debt, make provision for redeeming its bOndS and to authovize the said Company to iesue bonds therefor, and Ot the pUr- pose of bringing theportion of the said Company's Railway, frora Weston:to Orangeville, -within the provisions of the Aets 34 Vie., .0.2, entitled " An &at in aid of Railways,0' and 85 Vie., e. 24, entitled ° "An A.ct to reakenfiirther Provision in aid a Railways," or either of them, or for declaring the saine to be within the provisions of the said aetee or either.: of them, Rua tor other prove,es, 3:17 6 * 41