The Huron Expositor, 1876-03-31, Page 57
YIARCII 31 1876
her eountri todep
theirpropnctaty interest
h seelires for them.
, awe and a comfortable poia.
general prosperity depe
otervance of the natn
iommeree and &vision
air abrogation,- or the Sew
member from the great body
st lead to disastrous mese.
d sap the very foundation* of
principles upon which thee,
a are based, and, therefor*,
at the Grangers, in stepping
rsue a mere selfish .polley
'established princtplea, are
r a grave, and possibly an
rror„ totally at variancewith
e of political economy-. Tao
a new restraint on the eene
his young country, already
om long contieued depreesion
and undue competition—the
ition being in favor of the far.
lead, to a general, disorganize.
inaugurating this ill-advised
the Grangers will create an.
in the combination of the
and manufacturers, as a means
-acombination of class against
ideous canker worm that de.
prosperity' of any country,
bit o antaeonism thus gener.
, pretudieially affect all classes
it and milted action may he
in (leafing with matters out.
ae of this vexed question af.
ir common interests, and will
color the relations' between
)ppositig clesses, to the pre-
-Jur social. and „political statui.
leave of this subject, I main.
lepular opinion is strongly op-
hz agitation, and I contend*
ass of the community has te
tack the established principle.
mutual barter, exchange and '
labor, the fabric- on. whtch so.
sed,—unless they can impeach ,
Ae proof and reasons the con-
amediately deducible front the
nd honesty of our commercial
Leeking at the present position
retrient, I entertain but little :
the Grangers will see that it
rt of prudence, as well as of
to confess that their favorite
-worn argument against the
aerchant and manufactuter
; upon an elementary blunder
5, If they centinue to persist
nistaken crusade against the
which coustitate the country'
easy to foresee that by step -
f their legitimate sphere their
,re will speedily fallow, in un -
r obstacles, expenses and iti-
icussions,
- ONE WHO Tains.
, March 28, 1876.
1ovenlook's Runaway.
War of the Rum% Expositor.
FIR The cause of my runaway
was cordwood lying on the sides
a, arid unless this practice, of
iod on the road side is put a
there will be some one killed
:re are sometimes nearly 50 lite
wood lying on the road sides
istanceof two and a half miles. I ,
tg oat to Seaforth, and whennear
fa,etory there was a team stand -
middle of the road loading on
d- that had been laid down on
if the road, and there was a pile
bout two feet high on the other
7ed with snow. Dity horses were
)ing this pile when 1 saw it.
u. -t of the cutter to keep it frone
s when 1 was pulled, over Ole
my face, getting my knee badly
I held on to the lines until Mr.
Lapslie got a hold of them, but
s had got to such a speed that
not stop them before getting
forth, when Mr. John Curry
LO of the herses by the head and
ntil they were stopped,at great
is own life. None of the occu-
the cutter were hurt. Yours,
ROBERT GOVENLOCK.
p, March 29, Intl,
issesmememmoserinnamme
MiSOSUS11601113.
'le 131h illetee AO Mr. T. A. W.
1 -of Fergue, was driving towards
tillage'accompanied by Milli
f Arthur,
ur the axle broke, Mr.
being thrown heavily to the
One of the wheels passed over
nkle, severely bruising it t his
as also considerably bflused.
eirig compelled to- be in bed for
ye he sustained no more serious
Miss Whitewas not thrown
following gentlemen passed the-
ry examination in the Medifail
t McGill University, Montreal,
ay, March 21 Alex. Fraser, J.
e. Cotton, G. E. Armstrong, G.
G, Cannon, D. H. Cameron, J.
11. C. Greaves, T. S. Senellie,
son, J. Brodie, F. L. Minor Dr
er, D. W. Oakley, W. K. fiaw,
Melt, A. Boyle, A. Fortier, R.
and S. Burland.
ortune teller, named Madam
has been doing a flourishing
111 Wingham for some weeks.
Pritchard, pastor of the Pro -
church of that village, on Sun
-
ed to the affair in his sermons
sincerely regretted that any a
egation should have so far fore
eir duty as to have patronized,
eked Jezebel wife had been stops'
the Queen's ;" they might sal
le't believe anything she tolf
at they only called on her for
t, nevertheless, they were dig -
God, and committing a grevioue
ronee It was his duty, at an
dor of Christ, to warn than
he. -wickedness of such an evil,
ire wag known to no one except
elf, not even to the angels in
• tie .eansidereil that it was the
the authorities to have paid her
'ingston.
1108 of petitions addresed to the
•General, the house of Conte
d the Senate, praying for an Act
etter observance of the Lord'e
IOW being extensively eignect by
U8 congregations througnout the
the Dom4iion generally, The
after painting out that the sae-
-ance of the Lord's Day, high-
eive to the morality, religion,
end prosperity of a country, and
the duty of a Christian Govern
-
protect each class of society,
leir% required to sacrifice botn
privileges atid conscience for
erdence or supposed advantage
her class in the community, on
, prays that in Act may be
acing the following provisionOr
t. That except in case of neces-
railway ear or engine shall- Y
d to run from Saturday at =Id',
1 Sunday at midnight. Secende
locks on all the canals remain -
a
Awn 31 1$76.
closed from Saturday at rnidnight Until
Sunday at midnight. Third. That-- nb-
letter delivery Eta, be made at any Post
office on the librirs Dy; and 'forth.
That no mail shallbe made -up or dis-
patched from any Post o co on the Lord's
Day.
—An inquest was held in the town-
ship of East Wawanosh County of Hu-
ron, about seven !idles from Wi ...ham,
on Friday last, by Coroner C -Tait ;
on the body of James, McCourt. De-
emed was a respectable; well-off farmer,
but had been for some time past wrong
in his mind. He on several occasions
threatened to putan end to his exist-
ence, but his family paid no attention to
him. On Thursday morning last he rose
early and ran down to the River Mait-
land, and evidently deliberately jumped
in, for be was tracked to the water's
edge, and his remains were found a short
distance from where his last tracks were
wen. The jury returned a verdict of
suicide committed while laboring under
a temporary fit of insanity.
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IT is astonishing howicheep Monnisox
las hie Grocer's'. Eleven pounds extra bright
anger for $1. Good tea It 66 cents per panne. Call
and see. 484.
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Swine Shows.
Spring Shows for the exhibition of Entire Stock
will be held is follows : _
Booth Ellf011, st Brucelield,'Wednesday, April 19.
West Huron, at Smith'a 11111, Thursday. April 18.
East Huron, st Brussels,Friday, April 21.
Seaforth, at Seaforth, Thursday, April 20.am
Steend Ueborne, at Exeter, Thursday, Ap-
ria 18.
Morrie, at Blyth, Friday, April 14.
Mullett, at Clinton, Tuesday, April 18.
Bibbed, at Staffs, Tuesday, April 18.
Auction Sales.
Tuesday, April 4, 'or Lot 10, Con. 10,
Hullett, Farm Stock and Implements.
George Stewart, proprietor; J. P. Brine,
auctioneer.
Thursday, April 6, on Lot 24, Con. 1,
Stanley, Farm Stock and Implements.
Thomas Pearen, proprietor ; J. P. Brine,
auctioneer.
anctchoio,stt.$14 65, gin good
maid atil- 50 -to $1A hoiee a $1 5
to $1 68. Pea' are now selling at $1 08
to 8110.' Oata_at 84c Barley a $1.
to $1 30,, and ,t1 40 for 'isextrii. Ot
dressed hogs at $8 ; general price
$8 to $8 p.i. Clover seed very scarce;
selling at 86 50 to $7 per bushel. But-
teri 20c to' 30c per pound. Eggs ,13 cents
to 15 cents. '
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TORONTO LIVE STOCK MA-KKE
t,
a very Mall SU
this market duri
demand not be'
h firm, have n
ts were 150 hen
revious week, a
The qualit wama,
e *ere few, if any,
61, reser ed for
extra
eeond
BEEvzs.—There vs-
ply of battle offered at
the past week, but th
preesing, prices,. thou
advanced. The recei
against 399 bend the
405 the Week before.
good average, but the
really mime, these
the Easitern m1,arkets. e quo
$4 75 to $5; first-class, $4 50;
class, $4 to $4 25, and third-cl
$350. -•
SBEEP.—Two cars Were sold a
equal to $5 75 per 100 pounds,live
and one ear at $5 r)o. Prices ran
$4 50 to $6, „ i
LAMBS. —Spring Iambs are just
ning to arrive. The.first offered
$6 each. Prices rane from $3
to quality.
BIRTHS.
DUNCAN, In Seaforth on the 22nd inst.,
the wife of Mr. Jphn Duncan of a
Leraoteree-In Grey, On the 25th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Hugh Lamont, 9th
Concession of a daughter.
STANLEY.—In Exeter on Sunday 19th
inst., the wife of T. D. Stanley, Mer-
chant, of a son.
MeGnEoan.--In Seaforth on 29th inst
the wife of Mr. Edward McGregor, of
a daughter. 1
CLA.RX . —In Tuckersmith, on March 29,
the wife of Mr. Robt. Clark, of aeon.
MoGneeoR.—In Seaforth, on March 29,
the wife of Mr. 0.,S. McGregor, -of a
daughter.
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MARRIED.
SNOWDEN—MATHESON.— -By the --Rely.
Mr. Owner= of Kippen, at the reg.
, deuce of the bride's sister on the 22nd
inst., Mr. Newton Snowdon, to 1V1iss
Annie Matheson, both of Tuckersmith.
Bisserr—ARTER. —At St. Mary's on the
7th inst., by the Rev- Mr. -Wakefield,
Mr. Richard Bissett to Mary Ann Art-
er, both of Exeter,
EICKMEYER—LYNN. —On the 15th inst„
at the residence of the bride's father,
by the Rev. G. Bodle, Mr. William
Eickmeyer, to Miss. Mary Jane Lynn,
both of Grey.
JAOKSON--OORBEX. —In Beussels on the
17th inst., by Rev. S. Jones dr. J.
Jackson,to Miss Rebecea-Corb:3x, both
of Morris.
Dovices—Joimosa—At- Stretton's Ho-
tel Brussels on the 21st inst., by Rev.
C. E. Stafford, Mr, jarnes Doukes, to
Miss Elizabeth Jane Johnson, all of
McKillop.
WRIGHT—WELSH. —On the 22nd inst.,
by the,Rev C. E. Stafford at the resi-
dence of the bride's mother.Grey. Mr.
William Henry Wright, of the town-
ship of Pell Ont. to Miss Eliza, Welsh.
MODONALD-e-CAMPBELL. Oa Wednes-
day, 9th inst. at the residenceof the
bride's father, the Rev'. J. W. Bell,
M. A., Mr. Donald McDonnell, to
Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm.
Campbell all of Grey.
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CHEAP-PAssA
*1NMAN LINE of Steamships, saili
SATURDAY from
DEATHS.
BOWERMAN. —In Usborne on the 18th
ult., Adam Henry, son Ichabod Bow-
erman Esq. aged 26 yeors.
Wiereeeis.—In Brussels on the 18th
inst., Samuel M. Williams, aged 14
years. 8 months.
CLENNAN. —In Morris. on the 22nd inst ,
John Clennan aged 46 years.
BAXTER,—In iernberey, on the 19th
inst., John Baxter, aged 51 years 6
months.
Ceesen.--In Ashfield, on the 8th inst.,
after a protracted illness of neatly six
years, Mr. James Ceasar, father of
Mr. John Ceasar, of St. Helens,
Herr. McKillop on the 26th inst,
Mr. Edward Hart, aged 36 years.
H4Y8.—In McKillop on the 27th inst.,
Ellen, Relict of the Late Robert Hays,
aged 76 years.
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NEW YORK FOR:QUEENS iON AIM
LIVE POOL.
As the most eoutherl routes ado Led bythe
steamere of the line, thns lessening t e dangcIby
icebergs and fogs. Pellsone centemp ating a
TRIP TO THE OLD, CO NTRY '
would consult their Own filtered by taking
passage by thie favorite line. Tick s sold knd
inll information given by 1
J. S. , WIESER Sp
AGENT, SE FORTH.
N. B.—Tickets for New York, via 1 lie ReilWay,
in connection with above line of St amshipe, is-
sue482tjeat reduced rates. •
ALTON.
THE MARICETS.
.SEAFORTH, March 80, 1876.
Fall Wheat. ... . : . ......... 0 98 to 1 00
Spring \Vilest, per bushel 0 90 to 1 00
Oats per bushel. ....... . . 0 80 to • 0 80
Peas per bushel. ...... 0 6B -4o 0 64
Barley per bushel. 0 45 to 0 52
Butter,No. 1, Loos 0 18 to 0 19
Eggs 0 00 t o 012i1
lrlour, per hand 5 60 to 0 00
Hay .........
Hides.... 8 00 to 8 60
Sheep skim .. 0 80 to 1 00
Salt (retail) per baerel, . ... .. 0 80
Salt (wholeeele) pet barrel, 0 70
Potatoee, new, per buehel 0 26 to 0 80
°states -1r hrl . 000 to 5 50
2 00 Beef o 2 50
4 00 to 6 00
Wood
Pork 7 60 to 800
Lard 0 10 to 012
Tallow 0 00 to 0 06i
Clover Seed 6 00 to a, 25
•
OreneTou, March 80, /876,
Fall Wheat, per bushel 0 95 t 1 00
Spring Wheat, per bughel... 0 05 0 0 08
080 a 081
°ate, per
5
Barley, per build 0 4 0 06
POSH, per bushel 0 68 („0- 0 65
Butter 010 0 020
0 26 @ 0 82
Potatoee.
Eggs 0 18 @ 0 14
9
Hay, per ton, 00 @ 10 00
Beat 4 50 0 6 00
Pork • • 675 300
TORONTO, March, 30, 1876.
Goon
o -
HEATER TITIAN EVER AT
DU -NON & DUNCAN 0,
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POST OFFICE STORE,
CARD OF THA K!.
. ,
BEG most respectfiilly to thank y numerous
customers for their kind patrons e: for the last
eleven years which I have been do ng business
among them'and solicit a continua cc of their
favors in thee future. I have reee ved a Large
Stock of Boots and Shoes, Dry Goo 5, Groce es' ,
Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, H rdware oal
oil, Paint Oils and Patenft Medicine of alldes-
criptions. Farm PrOduce taken ie exe nge.
I would also raost reepectfully intim to to t ose
who have not paid up their account, duo n. 2,
1876, to call and do so at once, eithe by CSE41 or
note, as I must have a settlement Plesee call
without any further notice.
MONEY TO LOA .
If you want to borrow money o Real Etate
you would do well to call on me bef • re going else-
where, OH I am valuatior for the best Loan Socie-
ties in the Dominion. Terms Easy.
LIFE INSURANC
re ei yon want your life insured give
lam Agent for the San Mutual L
Com pany, of Montreal, one of the
pros porous Insurancaomponies i
ion and conducted on the most ec
ciplee.
I am Atways A.ttentive to
Give Ilfe a Call.
1
484 R. PATTISON, Po t Office
WE
There were in to -day about 500 bush-
els of wheat, at $1 07 to $1 10 for white,
$1 06 to $1 07 for treadwell, and
$1 08 for sprieg ; 100 bushels of peas,
at 74c to 74c; and 400 bushels of barley
at 60e to 79c. Hay sold at $14 to $19.
Pork sold at $8 50 to t: 75. Butter, 23c
to Sac, pound rolls. Egga, 16c to 18c.
LONDON, March 30, 1876.
Deihl fall wheat sells at $1 65 to $1
70 per cental; choice, $1 78. Treadwell
iu good demand at $1 60 to $1 70; choice
at $1 75. Red fall at $1 50 to $1 00,
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me I a ea 1, as
fe Ins nee
oft and tuost
the Don1n-
nomical
rin-
U8k/U48.
DECLINE'AND FA L OF
1
MEJ WA.
THE FREE TRADE RE
SATIllg.
ILLUSTRATED BY S. W.
1 KINBURN
. ,
MOTICE DISSOLUTION of
.1-1 —The partnerehhe existing bet een IIOJIFRT
THOMPSON and-304ES STANLEY, in !the Vile
logo of Kinburn, bite this day been dieeOlved by
mutual coneent. The business noW is being car-
ried on by .JAMES STANLEY, of the laee Arra.
lllr, Stanley takes eat pleaeur in returning
5
thanke to the public or their liber 1 patrimage in
the pant. I ane rece ving a large d well *sort-
ed stock of Dry Good , Hats and aps, B obi and
Shoos, Groceries,. ardwaro and Crockery. All
00riff of merehantab o produce tu en in xebienge
for Goods. Cash foi any qua ntity of go oth
I fr
Egge. Don't forget he old etand, hero you will
be waited on with plo,stire.
483 jAME STANLEY.
SKIN
BENe00170-H.
RTNER HIP.
SEAFORTH.
ARK, NOW .11.WEIVING OUR
RI -NG
STOCK OF;
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY COOIS,
tore.
U.
WHICH WERE BOUGHT UNDER;
111111111MMISRPLIFISSESsimillumNSIRMseeems
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spie si4k, V ARTICLES.
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R SALE:—A" new 7 -shot Smith & Weston
Besolver—nicol plated. Cost *P. will !)e *IX
$7. Apply of THE EXPOSITOR Egt100.
, .
q ED BARLEY 'FOR SALE.—The undersigned
Amon hand at his farm, Lot No. 20, Con. 0,
Ai Killop, a gmtneity of good clean 4 -rowed Ber-
le for seed. The glen is warranted perfectly
ft 0 from salient Seeds; JAMES NICHOL. 48404
EED GRAIN FOR SALE. ---The undersi
has on baud and for sale a quantity of Sccd
t , sin of the following varieties: Club Wheat, Fix
R wed Barley, Whit...hie' Oats, Small Pees and
N rway Oats, all warranted free from foul seeds.
G M. CHESNEYAHuronlioad,Tnekeremith. 481-4
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Instrument
GLUM,
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e
IANO FOR SALE.—For Sale, a seeond-band
Piano, in good order, will be sold cheap and on
sy terms as the owner la leaving town,. The
can be seen at the residence of Mr.
near the Baptist/Church, where all infor•
ation required can be had. Also a selection of
oice green lions c Plants will be sold. ' 428
• EED OATS.—Mr. Robert Scott, Roxboro, Me-
Killop, has on hand about 200 buabels of Com -
on Oats, suitable for seed. These oats weigh
8* pounds to the bushel, and took the first prize
a the late Heed show at) Seaforth. Price,400e1115
p r bushel. Parties wantingto purchase should
s Ad in their orders at once as they are goinstri).04
f st. ROBERT SCOTT.
. .
USUAL CIRCUMSTANC:NS,
And We are in a Position to Sell al
Stocks at
ott
5
BED OATO.—The nudcrsigne4 bas on liana
ta' and for sale, on Lot 21, Con. 1, Huron Road,
Tackersmitb, a quantity of Black Tartar Oats for
Seed. These0ate were imported from Seotland
by John A. Bruce, of Hamilton, and last year
yielded over 100 bushels per acre. One bushel of
thew NAN yielded last year over 45 bushels 6n the
farm of Mr. Thomas Carter, 'JOHN B. HEN-
DERSON. 448-2
SEED WHEAT.—Mr. Wm. Rehill, of Seaforth,
has on hand a quantity of Fife Eked Wheat,
grown in the Township of Whitby. This wheat
.is the best of the kind ever offeeed in this sec-
tion, It is. perfectly clean and free from foul
us& of ever kind. This wheat has bean grown
ery succeesfully in former year by Mr. James
en', of McKillop. Parties desirous of parches -
g are requested to inspect the wheat, as83;;;Ith;
an refer to any of the following gentlemen,
' lenf:Itilillelror a° Lavlre=le3lre'l'ulet;
John Kerr, MeKillop. Orders left at 140. 7 Store-
ouse, Seaforth, will be promptly attended to
WILLIAM REHILL. di 484-2
OWER PRIOgS
AND
BETTER VALUES
'Ilhan at any Time Before or Since
American War.
"1.
NOTICE OF CUARDI NSH 1),
VOTIOE is hereby given that at the expiration
-1-1 of twenty days rom the date hereof the 'un-
dereigned will apply to the Judge f the Sutrogate
Court of the Count of Huron t be appointed
guardian to Edward antes Barrow Daricer4 intent
child of the Rev. Ja31C8 Duncan,1 te of he town-
' ehip of Stanley in the County of aron •
Dated this flOth d of Mareh, 1.76,
484-4 OHN THOM El DUNCAN.
TO OWNERS
SEAFORTII
F HEAVY RAUGIIT
44L10143.
PRIN SOW
whav: decided
Heav, Draught
T, Se retary.
THE Committee of the above S
to give two additienal prizes fo
Imported Stallions,' viz.; 8d,104.
U4
434-1 ID. MoNA
TH CE(APT
-' Royal Arch Masers
vocation at the MA.S0
forth, on FRIDAY,
7:CP.M, H. W. C.
Seafortb; Ifarch 80, 1876.
R, b' 66, of
.
Begu1ir Con -
IC EAT4L, Sea-
pril 7 878, at
EYE leribeE.
429-1
?ALL AND EXAMI
he
FULL ADVERTISEMENT
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NEXT WEEK.
QEWING MACHINE NEEDLES at Wholeffilfe
Prices tor Thirty Days. The best quality of
Sewing Machine Needles, suitable for any kind of
Machine. will be furnished by the undersigned at
the following prices: Florence and other curved
needles, 40 cents per dozen; Singer, all kinds,
Howe, Osborn, Raymond, Wanzer, A., Gardner,
Hespeler, Lockman, Webster, Champion, and
all other kinds only 85 cents per dozen, Enclose
the money and needlewill be Sent post free or
otherwise, as desired. Address ALEX. W. WEB-
STER, Box. 28, feeaforth, Ont., or apply at W.
CampbelPs Tailoring Establishinent. N. B.—A
complete stock of shuttles and attachments for any
kind of Sewing Machine always on nand. 424
WANTED.
GREAT RED OTION
IN PRICE
,
LUMBER, FLOUR AND 13,, DRY
GOODS, GROCERIE READY-
MADE CLONING, OOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND J.APS, &c.
_L
THE Undersigned vronid tele attention of
J.' the publics to the fact that he is dealing in the
above branches of business, and siallingst
UNUSUALLY LOW RICES.
HAVING ON HAND A VERY
LARGE STOCK OF.
APPRENTICE WANTED. -8 good active boy
about 17 years old wanted to learn the black-
s mithing business. D. McNAUGHT. 484
SERVANT GIRLS WANTED Immediately, at
the British Hotel, Cook, firet-class, Chamber -
1 maid and Dining Room Carle. Apply at once to
STEPHENS & McKINNEY, Proprietors. 982
'plum HAND WANTED.—Wanted, a steady,
sae active young man for a year, to whom liberal
wages will be given. Apply to JOHN CUTHILL,
Lot 80, Con. 10, McKillop, Winthrop P. 0. 488*4
HEMLOCK,
BASWOOD,
TENDERS WANTED.—Sealed Tenders will be
received by JAMES STANLEY up to Noon on
SATURDAY, April 1, for bailding a Temperance
Hall in leinburn. All material will be furnished.
Specifications can be seen at Mr. &irate; Stanley's
store. The Trustees do not bind themselves to
accept the lowest or any tender. J. STANLEY,
H. A. CAMERON, J. WILLIAM El, Trustees. 482-8
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—Sealed Ten -
dere will be received for the erection of a
Methoeist-Ohnrch on Lot 20, Cole. 9, McKillop,
up to 4 o'clock P. M., on TUESDAY, April 11.
Plans and epecilleations can be,seen at the resi-
dence of John 0. Morrison, Winthrop. The Com-
mittee do not bind themselves to accept the low-
est or any tender. All tenders to be addressed to
JOHN C. MORRISON, Secretary Leading Com-
mittee, Winthrop P. 0. 484*2
Millinery and Mantle
SHOW ROOlVi
OPEN IN THE COURSE OF
DAYS.
OAK, cod
T MIE3
PINE,
MAPLE,
CIIERI?Y
Whiell will be sold at Prices Searee1y Covering
the Cost of Production.
11.IEETINGS.
TIOUBLIO NOTICE.—A meeting of thd•Farmers
-1.• of the Townehips of Hibbert and Usborne will
be held at the Thames Road leheese Factory, 'Us-
boene, on SATURDAY, April 22, at 2 o'clock P.
M., for the purpose of organizing a Farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company, in accordance with
the net. ATMX, DUNCAN, ROBERT GAB
DINER. « 484-8
lefecKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE" /INSURANCE
COMPANY.—A meeting of the members of
the McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company
and others interested will be held in the TOWN
HALL, SEAFORTH, on MONDAY, April 8, at the
hour of 2 o'clock P. M., for tha election of Diree.
tors and the transactiou of othei business.
Signed—G. E. Cresswell, Robert Govenloek, John
McMillan, Thomas E. Hays, Jemes Kerr, George
Habkirk, Robert McMillan, Jenne Scott, John
Thompson and Roderick Gray, Meleillop, March
18,1876. 483-2
FEW
DUNCAN & DOINCAN.
CHAN CUR,/ NOTICE.
FIRST-CLASS HFMLOCK
At from $6 to $6 50 per Th amend Feet.
•
HE ALSO KEEPS C
ON HAN
FLOUR- AND
Whieh are sold at the Lowes
Custom Work
Receivee Special At
I have just opened out for the
mer Trade a Large and 0
NSTANTLY
FEED,
Possible Prices.
Gristing
ention.
pring and &m-
ice Stook of
DRY, GOODS,
4E20E1:J4DE C OTHING,
BOOTS AND 5
HATS AND C
OES,
PS, &C.,
And a Fine Stock of
GROCERIES,
BY-LAW NO: 5. FOR- ISM,
FOR THE VILLAGE of WROXETER.
A By-Lawto raise thesum of One Thous-
and Five Hundred.Dollars, to be grant-
ed to NATHANIEL ALLAN, of the Village
of Wroxeter, Cabinetmaker, by way of
loan, to be repaid at the nd of ten
years', with interest at tbe rate of seven
per centum per SWUM.
1VEDEREAS, by the provisions of the Municipal
v Institutions Act, 67 Vie., Chap. 48, and the
several sub-mections of Seaton 24.8 of -geld Act,
the.Municipal Council of every Incorperste4 VII -
lege has power to raise money hY Way 01 loan for
anypurpose.
And Whereas,in accordance with a resolution
passed at a public meethig of the ratepayers of the
Village of Wroxeter,„ and in accordance with
petition signed by a majority of said' ratepayers,
and presented to said Council, 'twee resOlved that
ripen the fulfilment of certain conditions embodi-
ed in the above mentioned xesolution, lk BaaLaw
should be submitted for the approval of them*
payers forthe purpose of raising thesurnof $1,500
t,o be used in giving the said Nathaniel Allan a
loan to sestet him in rebuildir g his Cabinet Fac-
tory, destroyed by fire, nit the procuring of seat
-
able machinery eor tbouse of the saidfactory.
And Whereas, it will require, a a•early special
rate to be raised of 2 2-5 mills upon each and
every dollar of real and personal estate seamed
within the said municipality for the parries° of
providing a sufficient sum yearly to form a Hitt..
ing fund for the repayment of tbe *aid principal
sum at the end of ten years from the first day of
April A. D. 1876, andalso a sufficient warn _yearly
to pay the interest on the abovegneutioned SUII2
daring the _said term of ten years.
And Whereinethe total amount of the now ex-
isting debt of the said municipality of the Village
of Wroxeter is as follows, that is to say; That we
are indebted in the earn of Two Thousand-111Iva
ifundredDollars, being the amount of otgorploor-
tion of the indebtedness of the Township bf How„-
Ick at the time of our separation therefrom, add
above-mentioned principal sam becoming due and
payable on the first day of 7ebraary, A. D.1992,
and a further annual payment of $150 as interest
on the above reeked sum of $2,600, which said
annual payment of interest becomes dire and pay-
able on the first day of Februaryin each and every
year during tbe said term above recited, and -a,
1 further stun or payment to the municipal Couneil
1 of the Township of Turnberry, in the County of
' Huron, on the Arst day of Jemmy. A, D. 1880,01
$109 88, as our proportion of thedebtef the said
Township existing at the time of oux eeparation,
and any annualpayment of six dollars end Atty.
six cents as interest on the above recited sum
yearly until the first day of January, AD. 1880.
And Whereas, the total amount of the property
both real and personal, assessed withiti the limits
of the Village of Wroxeter oecording to the last
Revised Assessraent Roll of the said Village is the
Nam uf $88,556.
And Whereas, according to the provisione of 89
Vie., Chap. 11, and Section 73, It is provided that
the Council will, by thstIty-Law to be submitted,
fix a time when, and a place where, the Clerk of
the Council which proposed the By -Law shall sum
up the number of votes given for and ,against the
By -Law, and a time and. place for th °appointment
of persons to attend at the various polling places,
and at the Anal suming of the votes by the Clerk
respectively on behrlf of the persons interested in
and promoting or opposing the passage of the
By -Law respectively,
Be it therefore enacted by the Domicil of the
Corporation of the Village of Wroxeter, And it is
hereby enacted ;
1. That it shall be lawful for the pmpose afore-
said for the Reeve of said Village, meg he ishereby
required to issue •Debentures to the extent of
$1,600, in stuns of $100 each, with interest coup-
ons bearing interest at the rate of '7 per centum
per annum attached, and that the said Debentures
shall be oealed with tbe seal of the said lidunieipal
Council, and signed by the said Reeve.
2. And that such sum of emoo, or such propor-
tion of it as shall he realized from the sale of the
the Municipal Debentures issued for that parpose,
shall be applied toward erecting a suitable bail&
ing for a Cabinet Factory, and the -procuring of
proper Machinery therefor to replace the building
and machinery destroyed by fire andhelonging to
the above mentioned Nathaniel 1.11ara
A. That the total amount of said Debentures so
issuedfor the above recited purpose Oa become
due and payable on the unit_ day bf April, A. D.
1886, and that the said Debentures 81141114r a
uniform rate of interest at tlusrate of '7 per cent=
per annum, and thatthe said interest at the above
rate shall become due and payable- on thet.firs
days of Febraary and August in eath and every
year during the sai4 term of ten years. The firet
of such payments of interest shall become so due
and payable upon the tint day of Snout, A. D.
1876, and the last of such payments on the day
on which such prineipal sum or saeh portion of it
OROCERY
All of which will be sold at'Very Low Figures.
TN OHANCERY.—Between MARY ANN RI-
-1- LEY, Plaintiff, and JAMES HUSTON and
Others, Defendants. The creditors of JOSEPH
RILEY, late of the Township of Tuckersmith,
who died in or about the MOUtil of May, 1875,
are on or helot° the 29th day of April, 1876, to
send by pest, pxepaid, to Messrs. McCaughey &
Holmeeted, Of Seaforth, the Solicitore of the De-
fendant William Riley, the Administrator of the
deceased, their ohristian and surnames, ad-
dresses, and descriptions, the full particulars of
their claims, a statement of their accounts and
the nature of the securitiee—if any—held by
them, or in default thereof they will be peremp-
torily excluded from the baefit of the decree
made herein. Every creditor holding any secur-
ity is to produce the same before me, atmy Cham-
bers, at Osgood° Hall, in ehe City of Toronto, on
the 271h day of April, 1876, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, being the time appointed for adjudica-
tion on the claime. Dated this 28d day of March,'
A. D. 1876. A. GRANT, Registrar. Moore. Mee
CAUGHEY & HOLMESTED, Seaforth. 484-4
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ARM FOR SALE.—Eor Sale Cheap, Lot No
6, Con. 7,-Tuckersmith, 100 acres. Apply to
the undersigned, Chiselhurst P. 0. MICHAVL
KEEFE, 486
n calling attention to the foregoing advertise-
Illput, the subseliber begs to thank his—friends
a nd the public generally for the Liberal Patronage
e xtended to him in she past, hoping, by strict
ttention to business, to merit the same in the
future.
ARM FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot No.24, Con,
1, Stanley, oOntaining 97 scree, more or lesse
80 of which are cleared, well fenced, and fn a
state of good cultivation, the balance is well tim-
bered, There he a frame barn and stable, awl
good new frame house with istone cellar, kitchen,
w cod shed and all other conveniences. A never.
failing well and a good bearing orchard. Is 2
miles from Brucefield Station and 4 miles trove
Clinton, A gravel road leadieg to each place.
A pply to the proprietor at Varna P.O. TFIOMAS
PEAREN. 484
DRE SCRAM! NG.
A. GOVENLOCK,
WINTHROP.
MISS BORLAND, Drool and Mantle Maker.
434' Rooms over the Bank, Seaforthp N. B.—An-
Prentleee wanted, 4(18
"Le OR THE LADIES ONLY.—If you want yonr
•ee Dresses viol' made you are regneeted to get
them inade by MISS BEAM, Dresenaaker, late Of
Brantford. Rooms over Johnston Brothers'
h ardwa) o etc re , where orders will receive prom»t
attention, Chargee moderate. Promises fait a
1 ally kept. Apprentices Wanted. 488-4*
11?"67,—J1.17e.
820 BE WARD.
CHEAP SA
BROWNELL'S'
TAT
1
DOMINION PLOOK.
ONLY 65 CENTS IR BARRE
IN PRIME ORDER.
Also a Fine Lot o Nice Cleo.
TIMOTHY AN
as shall then remain unpaid shallbeeorae payable,
9 and all such payments of either principal or inter-
est shall be made at the office of the Treatharer of
the Municipality of the Village of Wroxeter,
4. That the Council of the Corporation of the
Village of Wroxeter shall yearly, and every year
during the continuance of the said term of ten
years, levy a special rate of 1 1-5 naille on each
dollar of Assessed real and pervonal property as
may appear upon the last 'Revised Asseeement
Roll of each and every Tear to provide IL sufficient
sum for a sinking fund for tbe payment of the
principal burn of $1,500, so raised at the expira-
tion of the saidrterm of ten years, and a farther
special re,te of 11.5 mills on each dollar as above
recited to proride for the payment es already pro-
vided of the interest on the said debentures.
5. The Council of the Corporotion of lfflroxiter.
do hereby fix upon the First day of April, -At D.
1876, and upon the Public Hall, in the silidTil-e
lags, at the hour of six of the clock in the After-
noon, as the time saidpla,ce when and where the
clerk of the municipality shall su.m tip thenumber
of votes given for and against the by-law, and they
further fix upon the First Day of April, A. D.
1876, at the hour of 8;80 ef the clock., forenoon, at
the same place'for the appointment of At and
proper persons for or against the said bylaw res.
pectively to be present at the taking of saah votes,
aud,at the countingor summingupef such ballots
on behalf of such persons as are interested for or
against the said by-law respectively.
6. That thissby-law shall take effeet and CORIR
into force on the Fifteenth day of April, A. D.
1876.
7. That the votes of the dectorsof this munici-
pality shall to taken at the Public Hall, in the
Village of Wroxeter, on the First Day of April, A.
D.1876, beginning at the hour - of Nine of the
clock, Forenoon, and ending at the hour of Five
of the dock, Afternoon.
8. That William Small shall be Returning Offi-
cer to take the votes of the said -electors at the
above mentioned place and time.
9. That the voting on this By -Law &all be in
accordance with 89 Vie., Chap. 11, and instituted
an Act to provide for voting by ballot on munici-
pal by-laws requiring the assent of the =tope). -
era. Signed
A. L. Ci-IBSON, Reeve.
WILLIAM SMALL, Olerk.
CLOVER
GROWN ON SAY SOIL,
And Will be Sold Cheap.
GIVE ME A CALL.
J. ,BROWNELL.
AMERICAN PRINTS
AMERICAN PRINTS
AMERICAN PRINTS
FINE
FINE
FINE
IN
'IN IN
IN
Q 13-11.LITIES
Q UALITIES
Q U A.LITIES
AT
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75 CENTS 141I YAR
76 CENTS PR YARD
76 TITS PER YABD
A.T
AT AT
AT
$2n REWARD.—The above reward will be
paid to any person or persons who will
furnish such information as will lead to the legal
conviction of the party or parties who publiehed
the defamatory libel againet my personal charae-
ter, in Fly Sheet Form, dated Nov.1, knowing the
same to be s fabricated falsehood only to iujflro
my character and serve their ownends. AEORGE
ANDERSON, Stanley, Ian. 10,1819
LOST OR ;FOUND.
p0011ET BOOK LOST. --Lost, on Wedneeday,
March 27, either in Seaforth or on the road be-
tween Seaforth and Brueefleld, a large black
Pocket Book, containing a ,wam of money, mostly
in Four Dollar Bills, and other papers. The find-
er will be liberally reworded by leabing,the same
at THE EXPOSITOR Office, Seaforth. 484
NOTICE, TO DEBTORS.
TAKE NOTICE.—All aceonnts owing us Mast
be settled this month, or they will be &teed
in court for collection. MeIbITYRE &
LIS, Seaforth. 427
FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN
Mrs. WHITN Y, Seaforth,
Pain4NAriA4 1Y fAIIK CANS
sa Le of every Lind
on the Shortest Notice and at prices that will
suit all who want a good' aniele.
Call coid See 'What Site Cwa Do Be-
fore Pwrehasing Elseioltere.
THE PUREST AND BEST COAL OIL
In the market Wholesale and Retail.
Every Kind of Tin Wor1 constantly on
Rand or Ma -de to Order. -
Remember the Place—Ctinuer of John and Main
Streets.
488 MRS. WHITNEY.
.7-••••••••••••••••••---.7
NTOTICE.—Tsxn NoTion, that the above is a
true eopy of a proposed By -Law which will be
taken into nonsidi3ration by the Council of the
Village of Wroxeter, County of Huron, after one
month from the first publicatio0 thereof, and
that the date of the said Shirt publication was the
10th day of March, A. D. 1876, and at the how,
day and place appointed in said by-law for taking
the votes of the electorof the said village on the
said by-law.
The poll Will take place in the _Palle Hall, in '
the Village Di Wroxeter, on the First day of April,
A.D.1876.
WILLIAM SMALL, Clerk.
Dated this 71h day of March, A. D. 1878. 481
AUCTION SALES.
FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION.—There
be *old by Auction, on TUESDAY, April 18,
with immediate poeseesion, Lot 26, C..0n. 2, Uh-
l) orne, si miles from Exeter, part of Mae property
of the late Samuel Maiming, containing190 scree,
70 acres cleared maths remainder well timbered,
1 dwelling house with cellar. 25 acres plowed ready
for seed and 25 in pasture, the remainder in grass
for cutting next summer. I large barn with cow
Stable underneath, good well of water, &e. The
stook and implements on tho litanestead will be
sold the same day. All persons having claims
fig-4:4mA the late Samuel Manning are requested
to send themin for payment to WAI/TER
MADGE, THOMAS CORNISH, SAMUEL COB.
ELDICK—Trustees. 468
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.—A FAI1VI and
Y two VILLAGE LOTS to be sold by Public;
Auction. JAMES HOWSON will sell by Publie
Auction, in the 'Village of LONDESBOROUGM,
on MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1878, the Vann belong.
ing to the estate of the late Thomas Hagyard, be-
ing parkof Lot 26, Con. 11, Ilullett, consieting of
80 acres, more or less. Also, at the same tireesnd
place, Lots No. 8 and 16, being quarter sere iota
m the Village ef Londesborough, on which there
is a house, shop and stable. Possession of the
farm given inunediately. The farm is well water-
ed, in a good state ' of cultivation, en the Wing
-
ham gravel road, and half et mile from the "Lon-
don, Huron and Brace Railway. Sale st 1 ceekok
P. M. TERMS will be made !Mown on day of
sale, or on application to Thoinas lIsgreed or
Mary E. Watson, Londesboroligh P. O., or to
James Howson, Clinton. T. HAOYARD, AdMin-
ietmtor ; J. HOWSON , Auctioneer. 484-8
STOCK FOR SALE.
(IOW AND HELFER FOB, SALB,—The unden-
sianedhas a milk cow and a &Tear ree issues
for Fare. Troth animals sre hn calf. THOMAS
PENFOUND, Lot 12, Con. 2, Stanley, 4304