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DISTRICT MATTERS.
LIME, LIME. — The Seaforth Lime
'Kilns are now working full blast, and will keep
constantly on hand a stock of good, fresh burned
stone Lime, which for cheapness and equality can'
not be equalled in the County Price, 15c per
bushel at the kiln orl8e delivered in Seaforth or
Bgmoudvri le. Orders addressed to J. G. Wh.soN,.
or left at Wilson & Young's store will be promptly
attended to. 448
FORESTERS. —Members of Sherwood
Forest, No. 6,065, are all requested to attendnext
summons Court night, oh Thursday, June 22, for
the purpose of electing new officers. By order of
the Chief Ranger, W. B. SHAW ; R. yours, I Sec-
retary..445*1
Now IS THE TIMI;.—CHARLES M ORE
begs to announce that, under the managete t of
his new Operator, he is new prepared to f ish
first-class work, second to none in the Do ton:
Call and see his samples and judge for 'our=°
selves. 439
FRESH DYE STUFF'S Madder Indigo
Logwood. Magenta and all -colours just in—rt full
stock of all goods in this line constantlykept.
Prescriptions and receipts carefullycomponiided
at HIcxsox's Drag Srore. 1 440 - I
CROCKERY AND GLAsswARE.—WILSON
Ybe.rc have received their Spring Stook tf
Croekeryand Glassware, which for quality, quan-
tity and price beat anything ever offered ° in Sea -
forth. 440
SPINNING WHEELS —A Large Stock, of
Spinning Wheels, Reels, Baby Carriages, and the
Cheapest Furniture in th County, at PoaTEik'S—
Matt.Robertson's old sand, Main Street, ea -
forth. 443
' WILLIAM AL -LEN announces a nice' as-
sortment of Crockery, Glassware, &e.; to which we
direct attention. See advertisement in this is-
sue. 444 !
A NEW Stock of American Watchea
and Clocks waranted correct time keepers hand
reasonable prices. AtHI'pxsoN's. 440 `
FLOWER SEEDS. -100 different vale -
ties of the choicest Flower Seeds at Winson &;
YOUNG'S. 440
C.Lsn PAID for Glood even coloured
Butter in Tinnets at Hzenses's Drug Store. 440.
POTATOES for 20 !Cents per bushel
at M. Moinirsox's. 445
A- CoxcERT IN PR C SPECTIVE.—It ; Is in
contemplation to have a concert in aid of
Seaforth cricket club on the evening of
the 30th inst. The particulars have not
yet been made known, but the whole en-
tertainment will be under the manage-
ment of Mr. George W. Cline, which is a
enfhcient guarantee that it will be a sue-
cess both in point of excellence:and at-
tendance. •
OUR MINISTERS ABROAD.—Rev. Dr.
lire, of Goderich, preached in St, An-
drew's Church, Toronto, on Sunday last.
Rev. .T. Goldsmith, Seaforth, preached in
the East Presbyterian Church, Toronto,
on Sunday last. Rev. Mark Danl y,
Bayfield, preached in Spadina Avenue
Methodist Church, and Rev. F. MoCuaig,
Clinton, in Sherb pp erne street Church,
Toronto, on Sundak last. Rev. Mr. Mc -
Leen, Blyth, preached in Spadina Avenue
Congregational Church, Toronto, on Sun-
day last,
•I
WHAT SE1%FORTH CAN Do. -As an i
stance of the business being done in Sea -
forth in the one item of eggs alone, we m y
state that Mr. Wilson - shipped, this week,
six car 'loans. Each car `contains 140
barrels, and each barrel 70 dozen of eggs,
thus making 58,800 dozen of eggs shipped
from Seaforth, in .one week. We may
state further that this shipment was' not
the accumulation of several weeks as Mr.
Wilson has been shipping regularly near-
ly every week since the egg season com-
menced. If there is any other town in
Canada that can beat this we would like
to hear from it. -
Pr:c-� •
'�Tzo,,—A. Sic -ills under the aus-
pices of the Irishtown Catholic .Church
will be held in the grove, in rear of the
church, on Dominion Day. Addresses
and music will form the intellectual part
of the proceedings, while various.amuse-
ments will be furnished for those who
may wish to take part in them. Every
effort will be put forth to make the af-
fair pleasant and interesting. Thee
will also be a grand base ball match fora
prize of a splendid ball, between the
Blue Stockings, of Seaforth, and the Bog
Trotters, of Carronbrook. The game
will commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Alit
exciting time may b- e expected.
STREET WATKRINc . --The- contract for
watering Main Street has been awarded
to Mr. John. Campbell, who receives
$3.75 per day for the work. A new wat-
ering tank has been built, and sprinkler
procured, and the town is now in posses-
sion of a very complete street watering
apparatus. The contractor entered upon
his duties° on Monday,' and since then.
there has been no dust on Main Street;
much to the relief of the merchants and
all others whose business or inclination
required them to pass along it. On Wed-
nesday there was a .couple. of heavy
showers of rain, which put the dust out
of sight, and_whieh wilgive the street
waterer a rest for a few days and save to
the merchants who pay the cost a. hand-
some sum . ,
Nor. -s A..D BUG v� S'ro&w,.—On Tues-
day morning of last week a ..young man,'
calling; himself Thomas: Jones, and pro-
fessing to be an agent for a nursery,
engaged a horse and buggy at Whiteley's
Commercial Livery, in this town. He
said he required to go` to Brussels, but
probably might go ten miles further.
- He wautecd a good rig and said he would
return on the•fol'lowing day. Since then
nothing has been heard of the mai, or
the conveyance. Mr. Whiteley started
duty it will;be
ticks oho a
have previa s1'
will be poin d
notbe cons dei
hibitore wall
mind, as itis
such as thoe
the notice
CORRECT
Advocate a
head of "Sea
regret should e
our columns. fhe
al hit at Mr. ` m, C
and Mr. John ! c14
account of the r re
t or
to;examine thevarious ar-
dany e.found which
be on exl ibition, they
ut � the judges, and will
ut,:. on competition...Ex-
do t well to : r this in
ot 1 ely that ny articles
ined !of. • it
mmittee.
ite
Appeaed
Orth"—wh�ich
er hi►vefo'un•
writer too
ampbell,
illan, of
igiaus op
r respec
0 TOR, has
iter seve
►ups our
publisho
y as, foil : ws : The
t wthout Isar tinizing it
uld '.never hay been pub -
n published e believed
re as intima :d was ac-
tale glade, - -We find,
he'` whole t in was
• we observe th
porary, Tsl E.
ourselves an
in the mat Per
do us the ju ti to,
tion, which is Sim
e
e
r.
itenr was i
closely, or it w
fished, and wh
that such ae
tally going
however, teat
hoax.—kite tel
Gob]) W
!lock,' of Mc
lof -fall whe
stalks of wh
inches in len
us that this
field. Theiv
promises a
the whole, t
may be cons'
Prop. Whi
Which do no
having been
many more v
ful appearanc
rich soil is •a
could be desi
look well. I
has been was
whole seldo
this season. o
large yield of
escape I
e- of. the
funder the
ire; deeply
'a place in
a person-
Seaforth,
ullett, on
ions, and
contem=
ken -both
ly to task
;Frere will
explana
t „ g a
Adlrvocate.
E .Mr. Tito •• as Goven-
ill • p, his shown is a sample
t own on his farm, the
c s each measure 4 feet 44
h Mr. Govenl • *informs
fair sample of the whole
is nicely he • ed out, and
t prolific yiel• `1 Upon,
e all Wheat in 't : it section
ie edore than : average
e here are is ew fields
t ' , remise well, 1. rge spots,
vi ter killed, the a are very,
'hi b ppresent a m at beauti-
e. That sown a dry and on
a rul looking well as
ed. e.spring crops also
game,
it
places the grain
ea ou , but the raps as a
or ever promis:. better at
the year. Ther • will be a
s
e:
:•o:
SOCIAL. It musical and
cial given `in ;t• a Episcopal
Church do T esday evening 1
far as the. en • rtainment wa
eminently su cessful, Th a
however, wa: net large,.owng
to the exces : lire heat of he
Readings we iven by Mis
Logan and M g ie Aargau, al
Gracey, of Blyth, Ca}}n�pbe an
and Mr. C: A mstrong, of eaf
readings wer all good, butt:
by Misses Logan and Hargan
Dr. Gracey were parte larly
dered and effective. The nch
Presbyterian ohiirch,-ander the
of Mr. Cline, g 11w
e several Bele
manner most creditable to phem,
well deserved the plauditsl awar
chairman. Miss Bessie Acott
George Cline each gave well
and beautiful' solo. . Mis w, ell
Camp,
bell pi esidecl at the melod o . he chair
was occupied b ltevi M . '.� pastor
of the congregation, who i : ch • rged the
duties in a most pleasin an. 'efficient
manner. Uponth w o e t la enter-
tainment was o e of he in st enjoyable_
held in Seaforth for oma In and the
only regret is th t it as • . t ofe large-
ly attended.
rary So-
ethodist
t, was, so
oncerned,
ndance,
no doubt,
veiling
Maggie
o by' Drs.
Burgess,
th. The
ose given
allso by
wel ren
r of the
eadership
ions in a
nd which
ed by the.
and Mr.
,rendered
PERSONAL.— Mr. -Joh
Mrs. Hickson a ived in. S
Virginia on Friel y last. T
a visit to friends here an i
ing to. the South in 'about
We are- glad to notice th t
looks well, and he speaks i
terms of Virginia as pl a
live in.
—Wetake pleasur in
esteemed townsman. D
again. The doctor havi
covered from a: severe atta
tion of the lungs,has been
of weeks trying torecu e
many friends will be pleas c1
he has returned almost a ti
tohis former health and Dig
—We are happy to be•alolf
to our readers that Relv. Ft
of Irishtown, who has had
of inflammation of the lu
at one time threatened, to tor -
ly, has at length recdverefd
to be around again, thong
from the effects of his sick
cierstand that the Revere
intends shortly taking a
for the benefit of his healt
that his most sanguine ex
be. realized, and that he
tirely recovered in health
on and
h from.
came on
return-
nonths.
iickson
highest
lace to
g
er
pa
of i
fo
ate
to 1
rel
Or..
to
ler_
ev
,a
l
an
s.
gf
to
at
re
1 st
,eg our
, home
t ally re-
ffamma-
a couple.
:und his
rn that
restored "
eenouncie
e attack
d which
n to fatal -
is able
yet weak
We un-
ntleman
'Europe
p hope
es may
urn en •
-
-1 ngth.
$.tsP BeeedVLITCII. -A
died persons assembled
grounds on Saturday, June
the fourth game of the seri
Stars, of Seaforth, and th
ings, of Listowel, for the
championship and silver cu
a hotly contested game, re
of the home club by a se
Before the game a dispute
to /the umpire, the Red Sto
ing Mr. Fishleigh and
Leonard, and afterconsid
ling both were rul d out a
Schofield, of Guel h, was
that important p siti.n,
with credit to him elf'. nd
iicl bs
sof he
nave bac t
• ow, w ay ;
wo es we
eu.
cie
nter
as
s be
bs.
satisfaction of bo
in pu r:mit of him on Monday mornin thorough knowled
the Listowel club
an, umpire all thei
umpire of the first
fault to find, but t
game was sadly de
better to get a, clis
outside clubs, sue•
umpire all games,
giveu to both cl
HHa,rgerdon was ex
ings being unable
but we have not learnecl.,that he has ob-
tairiea any clue as to the whereabouts of
the property. Jones is about 25, fair
hair and light moustache. The horse is a
Iarge dark bay, with two light hind feet,;
and with scar on fetlock of nigh hind,
foot. The buggy is new, painted black,;
with lrnmstrong springs, and patent
round tires. ,Harness was new, without
check_ line or martingale, and fiat russet
lines. The: rig was an excellent one, and
if not recovered, it will be a heavy loss
to the proprietors.
'1'rrr Sou•rir f,rnrNc; I+'.cr�i, STLOW.—At
a meeting of the Directors of the South
Itidie,, and Stephen and Usborne Agri-
cultural Societies held' at flipped on'
Monday last, the prize list and rules of
the exhibition were thoroughly revised
and corrected. It was decided that, in
accordance with the .usual custom, the
show should this year be held in Exeter,
on the grounds of the ';tephen and Us -
borne Society. The prize list this_ year
will amount to about $800, the Branch
Society contributing $450 of this sum.
It was decided that the show should be
held en Thursday and Friday, the 5th
and Gt'.i of October. On account of many -
complaints having been made in the past
of exhibitors showing the same erti-
`cies year after year, it was resolved to
make to effort to -prevent the rules of
the Society from being violated in this ,R
way on the occasion of the coming show, ac
and a Committee was ' appointed whose in
much effect, while
trouble in batting
of Paulin and Sane
the, walk, few bal s 'p ssi
uuihberr�� of good fly cat es g
both sides, notably a h t one -
from the bat by 1=T rger on ;
bet of very good do ble- lay
in es—In the first i inin.-,.s ti
to bat first, and were re irec
in one, two, three sty e, i
making 'first; Steele, Kdc
Sangster and Godfrey, o th
ings, by fair batting, sue
a run each to their Icre t.
ings—Rogan, Paulin and
Stars, by good bac-hits,
making a run each 1
and Kidd, of the (led SStocki_
ing in one, two, thr e style wit
Third Innings—Ho an, Haig►
Paulin, of the Stars, then In
each; Smith, Mackin k and S
t th ce'bun
.n. th. Stars
1 I , to wanes
s et een th
e . Stock
e � auntie
hi h, aft
tilted in favo
re of 1 to 10
r. se i �regar
k ngs propos
e Stars Mr
r: bugs
wrungame
dM.J
h se to Ill
ich he did
to th entir
xhi sting
a.. e. So fa
e c oiceof
ith the
ave no
•f they third
n it i much
)la Cr from
S ho; ad,, to
a:isfa tion is
ite' ing of
er ' Stock -
hi.. with
ou d little
e c itching
ill jup to
itli;er. A
e madeon
land catch
iso a' num-
e s
Fi stlnnwent
-
.ta '
w'th: blank{
nI o r man
uth,
'ed 'tock -
ed in :lacing
Secon Inn-
al�nb, .;f the
uccee. d in
Shill, Steele
gs, retir-
i a lank.
rd . ' and:
le run
er, of
k, the
both ►
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po
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in
de
so
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sai
SO
ho
br
to
e
cur
thr
the
we
a
'ste
Mr
ter
Th
elle t, t io
to l?unih
he. eta s
mith;' Tl
ster wen
c
gs the c:.-..eiLuitait was tense
U ON
clubs playing rema kably well, but the
Stars took the lead nd kept gradually'
inn en
ound until he close of the game.
nn rt fnninaa._ml, ,. n�.mero, Sills and
Baird, of the. Stars, made aj run each in
this innings ; Hac • ing, df the Red
Stockings, succeedin _. in breaking a goose-
egg by scoring a sing e. Fifth Innings—
Lattimer, by a goo hit to right field,
succeeded in makin y the only home ran
that was made throu bout the game, also
runs by Sills and ' : mb ; Steele, of the
Red Stockings, say • g a goose -egg by
placing a run to thei total., Sixth Inn-
ings—In this innin.s the Stars w=nt in
for heavy batting, • : e base -hits by Sills,
Paulin, Lamb, Latt •• erand Henry Cam-
eron, 'oy which they 'laced a run each to
their credit ; Smith :: • Sangster, of the
Red,Stoekings, also • • aking a run each.
Seventh I Innings -P: uln, of the Stars,
succeeded in breakin a goose -egg by a
well-earned run ; S ..ith, Hacking and
Sangster, of the ' • . Stockings, retiring
in one, two, three o : der with a 'plank.
Eighth Innings—S' :, of the Stars, mak-
ing a run to their er dit; and the Red
Stockings again reti : g with' a blank,
Ninth. Innings—In t is innings Merger -
don, of the Stars, a d Godfrey, of the
Red Stockings, succ:eded, in earning a
run each, thus makin. the score stand 21
to 10. The play of bath clubs in the last
thtee innings' was tilt. best we have ever
witnessed, and equall • d- the play of the
best of professional ci bs. Here it is :
STABS— • .-
11. A. Cameron lb... ... ..
J. D. Sills,'8b
Henry Cameron, cf... ..
George laird, rf. . .
D Hogs ,1f ....
Owen Ha gerdon, p .
William Paulin, c.... ,
John La b, es
R. Lattither, 2b
Total
RED STO: KINGS— A. in. o.
Steele, as 2 8 1
Kidd; lb 1 2 8
Smith, p ................ ... 2 2 8.
Sangster c .. 2 5 2
Hacking,tcf........ , 1 8 6
Godfrey, rf 2 2 2
Hay, 2b... 0 1 8
Douglas, 8b............ 0. 1 8
Hemphill, If 0 1 4
1"ot�►1
Innings,... -1..... 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 ;g 9
10 20 27
Stars I 0 8 8 4 8 5 1 1 1-21
Red Stockings... 5 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 1-10
Umpire -Mr. James Soh • eld, of Guelph.
Scorers—Stars, R. Camp ell ; Red Stochinga,
J. Harvey.
ia. 1B. o:.
.. 1 2 5
4 5 8
.. 2 5 1
• 1 8 8
• 2 2 4
▪ 2 4
:.. 4 4 1
8 8 8
... 2 4 4
21 82 27
. .
Bruss le.
MARKETS.—Fall wh
wheat, $1 ; wodi, 27c.
RAIN.—eVeryi heavy
section on Tuesday an
Crops of all kinds coul
I
at, $1 03 ; spring
rains fell in this
Wednesday last.
not look better.
CRICKET.—The Win ham cricket club
play the Brussels club, or the ground of
the latter on Saturday next. Wickets
to be -pito ed at 9 A. .
BAND TAND;-(fur tc wn band have
erected a very nines nd on the old
market sr uare, from w ich they intend
to play very. Tuesda evening. They
played ou last Tuesd evening for the
first time, and are d in remarkably well.
NEW D IVING FAR .—Brussels driv-
'ug park association w s duly organized
n Wednesday evening list. They have
eased twelve acres 6 of the best of land
rom Mr. Wm. Armatr ng, adjoining the
est side of the village and the ent knee
Iis only on -quarter] of mile from ► Ma
.street, in the centre of the village.
- Mn. 'EDITOR. -Sir : n your last 'asue
you have given a repo of the base ball
Match which took plac in Exeter last
week, of which you;m t have bee in-
orrectly informed. T e match bet een
Parkhill and Brussels r salted as fol ows:
Parkhill 29 ; Brussels . It was ar ang-
d that the Exeter elu • was to pla the
Dinners. Time would .my admit o two
nnings being played, which resu ted
exeter 3 ; Brussels 2. Will you p ease
to the honorable in yo r ext issue and
blige, yours &c.; .. I: iNDMAN,
Secretary of Exeter as Ball Clu . ,
I'
Kinbu.
A S CCESSFUL ELATE
ren meting of- Conde' emplalrs, held in thjeir
esday evening, June 7
psuccess. There were
resent and somethin
ized. There was a ye
om S aforth present,
lendi pieces of muni
oeive by the audienc
'whored. The broth
lyth Iso gave some
d rec'tations. The
g's en-ertainment con
ngs a • d recitations, bi
is al : ost impossible
me of the performers
ung a • d inexperience
fiicien ly loud to be(
rge a uilding. The a
erabldisappointed
eery f: e of an old fi
nee, o Blyth, on the
e glad, however, to le
vering from his sever
► doub but, at some.. f
has ecovered his u
s- frits, hat he will gi
b inbur another exhibi
e_ s as a entrilogbist —
Hay.
s
r
d
INMENT. Thf -
lodge of cod
hall on ` ed -
was a dec ded
ut 300' p.ople.
ar 145 wa: re
xcellent oir
gave se eral
ich were • ell
d were lo dly
•r: Gracey rom
Rent rea . 'ngs
es of the a en-
ist•d of dialo-; nes
t 11 did so •ell
to particula ize.
owever, b: ing
lid not s . ealr
he4rd- all ove so
idi nce were : on -
t ot seeingthe
ie d, Mr. w -
p tform, - - Ire
r that he i : re-
in ess, and ' ave
re time w• en
health nd
he peopl of
of his pew
I,
SUIci . E.—During 1 T es ay night of
1 at wee . a case of au ci a occurred in
the tow ship of May, t e jictim being a
11-kno n farmer. !It ap ears that V.
illey, he person in u scion; visi ed
eter o Tuesday mor. in and appl eci
the tore of- C. 'Van us n & Co or
►e str ehnine.1, The cle •k would.. of
e it nless the appli a t was ide ti -
1. This was secure , tl a farmer e -
well known. Afte rocuring he
th d aling drug, ' w is was gin en
with the understan in that it as
ended'to be used in ill ng rats •d
Ye, th latter hr vine ill'd ten la. bs
,'him._ Willey Ireniainedlaround.to •n
ld
onal that he: had not taken an
g. Soon after' he and his wife we
ie. Thile preparing fo
found Willey near a
tli th
s sho
ed ex
hen t
d the
wn th
alanc
Loan
upon goi
er pile, w
eaning p
en into
serting and nyling in
t had taken. oigon. Sym
ed theniselves oo and he
eedingly sorry let he rash no
Id them where e had pr -
strychnine, and hat he h d
bottle behind lo , he havi
•
SPC SITO .
was immedi tely sent for, but an his ar-
rival, the an was quite dee,d. Dr.
Ilynd an, c roner, held an inquest on
,the, y, eitdence being niven as above,
,trith verdict in accotdance. The only
reason that can be assigned. for the rash
act is that he had beeu living an un-
happy domeStic life.
ACGWERT TO A DOG.—A few days since
a dog belonging to Mr. A. Elcoat, of
Tuckersmithf met with a singular and
painftil accident. In starting to go after
something in the yard, it jumped on the
point of an upturned sickle, which entered
at its throat and cut a deep gash along
its breast and over its. shoulder, of about
a foot in length. The dog being a valu-
able one, and not wishing to lose it, the
wound was sewed up, but it bit' all the
stitches out soon after, and it has been
left for time to heal up, which it is
gradually doing.
CALD ACCEPTED.—At a meeting of the
Presb tery of Huron, during the sitting
of Ass mbly, in Toronto, Rev. De B. Mc-
Rae, o Parry Sound, intimated hie accep-
tance ad the call to Cranbrook andl Ethel.
His iaduction. was aelpointed to take
place 41 • Cranbrook on July 18, l at 11
o'clock A. M. Rev. Mr. Jones, to pie -
side and put ,the questions ; Rey. Mr.
Scott, 'of Egmondville tie preach I; Rev.
Mr. _Prichard, of duevale, to address
the people ; Rev. Mr. • Fergusen, of
Brussels, to address minister, and Rev.
Mr. Danby, of Varna, to preach at Ethel
on the same day at 3 o'clock P. M.
NE GRANGE.—A new Grange, under
the au pica of the Patrons of Husbandry,
has be n organized in School Section No.
1, in t e towpship of McKillop, and the
following offieers were elected : Peter
O'SuiliVan, Master • John O'Sullivan,
Overseer ; John, McFadden, Lecturer ;
James Carlin, 'Steward ; Joseph Dennin,
Assistant Steward ; Patrick O'Neil,
Chaplain • Jlames Devereaux, Gate
Michael McCann, Secretary; Mrs. James
Carlin,'Ceres ; Mrs. James Devereaux,
Pomona; Mrs. Robert Devereaux, Flora;
Mrs. James Murphy, Lady Aesistant
NEW STORE.—Mr. Chas. Smith, form-
erly of Clifford, has opened a firet-class
store, and has laid in a large and well as-
sorted stock, with .prices cut down
" handlomely." He is making a " big
push " n order tb satisfy and please all
who may favor lum with a call.
SIDE WALYSI. —This village can, now
boast of side walks, equal to any iri the
township. They were built through the
energy end perseverance of Mrs. James
McDonald, who raised the money by
subscriPtion, let the contract and super-
vieed the work, -for which she justly de-
serves the thanks of the inhabitants,—
Coole--One day last week a tramp
walked into Me. John Sanderson's store
and .tirli e the attention of those inside
was en agecl elsewhere, he quietly pro-
ceeded o doff hie own worthless coat and
appropeiate a valuable article of the same
kind frem thestock on exhibition. Hav-
ing ac,ccimplished this he put on his own
coat and was walking cooly off with the
going o t, collared the thief and made
stolen o e when one of the clerks canght
a glimp e of the new under the old and
him diagorge the appropriated article.
The fellow, do?tless, was a " traveller"
whose ambitio exceeded his honesty,
and we Would Warn storekeepers to be
OD their guard 'against like characters,
becauseiat this eeason of the year needy
tramps as well as infant potato bugs
abound. .
MEETING. —A: meeting of the share-
holders pf the Public Hall joint Stock
compan was held in the hall on Tuesday
last, wh n a Board of Directors was ap-
pointed nd other business done.
ton, -has purch as d from Mr. Thos. Ward,
of Con. Stanl y, his farm of 50 acres,
for $1,4 0. The farm is a good. one, has
a numb r buildings on it, and is al-
most all cleared.1
vol. Dem.—There is a COW in
hat is favored with a constant
t and faithful protector in the
a dog, which will not permit any
pt the owners to touch. his
Both animals belong to Mr. H.
Mr. Richd. Carter and Wife, of
et with an accident of 'a se-
ure. They were on the gravel
took fright from an un;brella
e using, and became unmanage-
h great force out on the side of
Mr. Carter fell underneath his
her arm passing through the
were dragged along the road a
ble distance in this position.
becoming loose, the buggy
er them, and was soon after
y demolished. Persons who
the aceident hastened to their
e en it Was found that altheugh
ere broken both were badly sec
FAIT
attencla
shaped
one, ex
Murphy
PAINE
noon lae
road nea
the hors
they we
able.
pants wi
the road,
lines the
cohsider
The line
pearled o
complete
rescue, w
no bones
ini ti red,
the face
are pleas
are in a f
TEACH
inst., Ex
birchen r
surroundi
ing of the
wee held
r and practical lesson on the
uee of the Terrestrial Globe. On reas-
sembling the afternoon, Dr. Hodgins,
Deputy iN mister of Education, read an
able pape advocating the -teaching of the
elements of Mechanics and Natural Sci-
ences in our Public Schools, or in other
words jet trying, the late Council lof
Public struction for placing these
subjects o the Public School programnie.
Although he great majority of teachers,
(and it is ey after all who have to bear
the burcle ) consider the programme is
entirely t extensive. The remainder
of the af moon was occupied by W. J.
High Scho 1, with " Difficulties in Anal-
ysis and P rsmg.'I The teachers present
plied him for about two hours with a
great nu ber of peculiar grammatical
oonstructi ns, but he invariably made
r.
straight." We hope that this !is not the
time we shall enjoy the honor of Mr.
Strang s attendance at our Institute. The
meeting was the most successful one ever
held at Exeter, notwithstanding the ab-
sence of Messrs. Turnbull and. Dewar,
who had agreed -to take part in the pro- l
ceedings. After the usual vote iof thanks 1 MONEY TO BE SAVE
h Id on the second Satnraay of October.
11
o' lock P. M. The next meeting will be :
JrrT. 18i 1876.
F' ,A. O T !
!PROPERTY SOLD. —Mr. A. B. PrOW118011,
oflBayfield, has dispdsed of his handsome 1
re idenee and grounds to Mr, Samuel 1
Is
fu ly decorated wit ornamehtal and I
fr it trees. It is one of the haindsomest I
re idences in or about Bayfield. Mr. 1
he intends retiring from farming in Me-
Killop and taking up his residence in
RA.NGERS. —Stan* grange talks of
sh ting it present place of meeting to
th lodge room in school section No. 10,
St nley, with the object of Obtaining
m re members. This, in the end, may
be penny wise and poand foolish, as some
of its present members will, doubtless
wi hdraw from the order if thel place of
of Stanley, near Varna, sheare on the
fit inst., from six sheep, 47 potinds of
go d wool. Some of the wool easured
16 inches in length. Mr. Peeren has
se t us a specimen of the wool, land it is
as line a sample as could be desired.
Th se are the right kind of sheep to make ,
novs, &c.—Both s ring and fall crops
loo excellent, and ive promise of a
tar e return to the husbandman. - Hak
is xtra ; the crop will be coneiderably
ab ve the average. —Farmers are . busily!
en aged in hauling out their griam and
th ugh the energy and mtegri . of the'
of he country. ,
FREAK 07 NAT RE.--Twn apple ,
tre 8, belonging to M . Peter Grant, of'
th Second Concession of Stanley, this
opr ng presented quite 'an intereSting ap-
pe ranee. They were planted 1 a year
ag last fall, and darilug the whole of ,
las spring and summer looked as* dead, '
not even as much as the buds 81 -Veiling -
but this apriug they showed mimistak!
abl signs of life, and lane now Icovered
wit foliage. Mr. Grant will be happy
to how those oddities to any one who '
ma call.
EMPERANCE. --The eause is progress-
ing wonderfully in thie localityi .Stan-
ley temple is now in al very floarishing
con 'time receiving a great many hew
me e berg, which it co tinues to hold.
tee i and skill with whic it is coaducted.
Thi and the neighboring lodges, " No
Sur ender" and "Royal Oak" contemplate
has ing a grand union pic-nic abeut the
lot f July, which it is expected will be
pro uctive of much good, giving mem-
ber: of the same order n opportunity of
bee ming more intim tely acquainted
wit one another.
las Court of Revisio at Vatna, on
Sat rday, the 4th ins Members all
pre ent, the Reeve in the chair.. No
app als but the Great %, estern Railway
Co e pany. The members took am sub -
seri ied the oath of office. After hearing
the olicitor for the road, the coart de-
cide to receive further inforMation.
Mo ed by Dr. Woods, 'seconded iby Mr.
Cas le, that we meet s an adjourned
cou of revision on the fourth Monday
ter half au hour th
A Council Met for
1 gen ral business. Dr. Stewart and Mr.
H. ameron appeared as a deputation to
solic't aid for the purp se of building a
side alk from the villa e of Bricefield
to t e railway station. Moved ley Dr.
Wo ds, seconded by Mr Castle that we
mak ng a sidewalk in Briteefield film the
gran $20 in aid of the und ma'de np by
priv te subscription for the purpose of
Lon I on road to the entrance of 'station
tle, econded by Mr. Keys, that Dr.
Woo s and Mr. Grebe be authorized
to d al with difterent parties for gravel
far t e several beats in which regnired—
arise with the Treasurer of the railway
corn any about $300 interest from July
onde by Mr. Keys, that the Cletk ap-
ply the Treasurer of the Londo , ?ler-
tures granted by. this tewnship to the
ill
pons for interest due on! $15,000 , eben-
corn ny, as, in terms of one by-latv, the
ro as not built to the extent specified
and oVenanted for in by-law,. on he lat
have it ready for the me Ging to bi.:t held
1.
of J. nuary last : further, that ai the
stric sense of the by-law, the r ad is
not y t complete ; also, that the clerk be
inst eted to ask for a reply, so as to
on th 26th inst., to ena le this Connell
to ta e action as may 'be deemed . ad -
ham, econdecl by Mr, Keys, that th taxes
on L ts 14 and 22, Dinsley Terra e' for
1875, be cancelled, and that the Clerk
notif -the County Treasurer to t at ef-
fect Carried. Moved by Mr. lastle,
on ed. by Mr. Key4 that Mia Gra-
m 1 receed to let the job of a bridge
Co s..3 and 4, the coat not to exeeed
50 Carried. Moved by Mr. Graham,
on ed by Mr. Castle, that this Coun-
do now adjourn to meet again at Var-
o i the fourth Moeday in June,
r he close of the Court of ReviSion—
Us. Carter b'eing bruised. about ha
lmost beyond recognition. We on
d to learn, however, that they $2
ir way .of recovery. see
a ell
Exeter. na,
RS' INSTITUTE.—On the 1(Yth Car
ter was! full of knights of the
cl, wholad flocked in from the ---
g country to attend the meet- Lond
mai Teachers' Institute, which Tuesd
n the village school house. In a trip
oh, Mr. George Baird, Sr., gave Large
•
g, rough places smooth au 1 lc d
is
•
n excursion, train passed along the
n, Huron and Brnce Itailwate on
y last, conveying excursioniets on
from Wingham to Port Stanley.
accessions to the Oarty were taken
•
BY CALLINq AT THE
7 7 7 77:
500 Pairs KID GLOVES, at all prici
and shades, ham 50 cents to $1,
'PARASOLS at 25 cents each.
SILK PARASOLS at 50 cents,. eat
cents 80 cents and 95 cents.
1
Lot of New AMERICAN COLLARS
for Ladies.
Lot of New DR1S GOODS, Extra 11
Cheap.
A. Lot of Wide E
at
111
niTehriecearia.re much
cents a yard, Guar nteed
FAST IN OLOR.
DER tban the
Lot of Children's aad Ladies' HOS-
IERY, White, Pia
from 10 cents:to 5C1
I FOR GEN
This
Week we Offe
n and Ribbed,.
cents per pair.
New LINEN
COATS- in all the INew STYLES
!and FABRICS.
illeo the New MOTH 1TTAN SHIRT,,
, all sizes from to
Nr TIES AND BOVIVS,
NEW STRA.W
NEW AM RICAN HATS,
I the latest BROAD AY STYLES.
o the New ENG -LI
1,7 inches,
CHRISTI
SOendid. for SUMMER :WEAR.
THE ORDER DEPA
CLOTH
TMENT FOR
I lnow COMPLEE avlith the BEST'
rtmeet of the Fineet ENGLISH,
TOIL and FRENCII CLOTHS we
ever bad. 1(4m:411cm:en leaving
Orders can be guaranteed
the r
on at ach station until reaching Loindon,
by wh.ch time the party numbered over
1,000. The weather was pleasant, the 411
accom °dation furnished all that could
be des red, and the excumionists spent a
very pleasant and enjoyable day.
—T at the brothers of the Brussels
not belong to the Benedicti class
patent to readers of the follow-
ipped from that sheet : The
of infants who now attend con-
ocials, lectures, &A., in order, we
Poet d
is a fa
ing,
num be
certs,
suppos
frightf
no obj
going
and k
chief,
kind.
to the
Ad
, to take care of their parents, is
Hy on the increase. We have
ction to a good natured youngster
o an entertainment of this d
eping the old folke out of mis-
fit preserve us from the shri king
We hope to see a notice similar
Cowing on the next lecture ibill :
sion 25c:, children in arms 60c
croo e paths and 5c. per squeal during lecture.' "
A GOOD
FIT
at Reasonable Pricosl Work done-
ur own premises proniptly and
mcDoucA4 & CO.,
. 777 SIGN OF TI -7 777
§E.1tFORTH, - ONTARD1
,1114 AVSVALTE Fon "
41,Bigs you sAm—xast Mu, Let
; and West half Lot 19,
p; ablo.Soreith 50 acres of Lots I a
pat LOTS, FOR SALZ.*--0011 sirting5
043,14 adJeiaing the Town of esiorth.
TarMitiTeASOW111#31 3 With immediate
Apply tea. W. C. INTFIYER, Barrister, s
ingaul'Ipply;::h1 et 07te 112 "StttlYheSellta: f0410°Toehritos.:1-;toureAsb:Twer 1 goiri: be 1 tYm.wi :lei ra mts: an g-41 v
TY FOR SA.LE.--For sale on
413
so TY' FOR SALE., ---That yalnable
cortloeleriel4 Street, occupied hythe
ttflieturlDwPOD1r1Dy AS a Machine
elliughousesudiot adjoining. The
will be Bola on easy terms. For
I I 117. 3;ipa X lrp 31: e:ve djalla:E ac4 .1; gx p nil al431:Parno kit titi
to $13.Y -14110 may. desireiffiem. P
to purchase should make '1
n.
roma
it 41
DROBERTY FOR SALE.—Two
aOry-lrame bnuse slid barn, tali
itartnilquare, Seaforth, The remises
me adapted for any public business.
portiouisro-opply to the proprietress, mu.,
VAR FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot No. -7,
10 Norris, containing Si sores, 25 of
are wellieneed and In -a good. eta
eultivation; the remainder is well tim
Therelroe -4 *Ores Of choice -fruit trees b
a good g house and frame stable. Is
Brabe TriallWity. For further particulars to
LAIDLAW on ths-: premises, or to M. CL
VAI# ABLE PROPHRTY FOR SALE.
sale that comfortable and commodious
deuce op. John Street, the property of MT.
apasil.ne. The honse is new, Is well finish
eonte. seven rooms -besides closets to
IN▪ OTSMODtS. 'TAO and soft water. TW
! with &dice -fruit trees. Terms
n immediate. Apply to Mr. AL
OR SA IN TOOKERMIT
Sere., acres cleared, 1.10 acres in a good
of 'ration -20 sores excellent pasture,
famed dwat'erea, has good barns and sti
root for 200 loads, This is a good fel
miles itom &storm tastiest, miles from )3
Egraondvillo
VA/tliS FOR 13' .—Weat half of South
.ing Mitres. The bove let is all bust,
-k Lot sfi, Con. 8, lorris, Huron County, co
test qualify* and i only 4% tulles from B
e
Aso soirth half of ot 19, Con. 8, Morris,
CountYy 1.00 acres, - leo Ali bash and the
lla• ilwak. For pri -and terms apply to
COOPBR, -Bruesele, or to CALVIN A. C
BELL,ISeaferth P. O.
QT0HE AND DWELINtlir HOUSE FOR tit
1-0 —Vor 'ale, in Chiselkuret, a large
Store '' tli- toinfortiable dwelitng in -corm
toga with a 4 iteracre lot. This is
°flee in tarmac n. with the store.
easy. or partic re applyto to the propr
tux= theildporamoiles Or to Chiselinust P.O.
VIALtAIILE FARM FOR 13ALE,—For
v Lot No. 6, Con. 7, I:Collett, consisting
acriaHwith the exception of some Yillage I
behrg -a first,elass farm, situated close by t
from - nton; good gravel roade to Market ;
lea go barn alla Stables OD the premises,
VARld FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot 12. C
' Hallett, consisting of 100 acresollardi-40
Ideare4, :and the /Wanes wen timbered with
la• idandou buildings, a good Well, and A young
Xiiihinn. Terms Made known on apploati
114 ,E Teas . HAAPOsvzoesystoznisgiLleimr.ota.e4
:bricatAllh. id, . T al : 'wo :Ito do soi A. r.dt a oitrEirm.e--iseFboto:11:sari,geselhLevotta :stood: 4 -
state 4f eultivs.tion, the balanee well
:i1.5 l'1114.. Bch. Sar"elretullsarkeed,r8132141114fwenucedttfrialnYir
ands ether neeeesary outbuildings ; it
ilia go Irtedusorachzirud outf phese 01 gseafriftiortt h.treafitr/ lily
FA141 Ton sAft,z.---Fox sac, Lot No.
nia.deared. $ree 4/ stumps, -well lensed,
Ad stable 410s.80s. driving abed 26
_wick eot house and S. splenibi brick 4
110711e#1 and ell other necessary outimil
rod chard and Well watered. This -
II* t desirable farms in this section of
emu -easy. Apply to the proprie.tor
or to Egmondville P. O. az
f# Stanley, Containing 97 acres, more
date 'of good cultiratien, the belsnee le
Imr8_, _ There is a frame barn and stab
goodpew frame house with' stone zellar, ki
well Ana. _ goo& hearing orchard,
eal
..., _from Bru cid Station and 4 mil
ljuritOn. A grave road leading to .eaeh
Ili to the proprie.to.r at Varna P.O. TH
11 ABEL I
rir1 FOR IS4LE,—Vor Sale, on
-04. reS, 170 of- wbieb. are cleared, well fen
- sts4lass caltivagon. and free from stem
Warice timbered With the best wood; bu
Also Ivell 'watered t within 1.i miles from
1118esisrtti# Clinton and Exeter, with
201* leading to, each place, Tills is 11
kppik on the pretniscs or to MO= r- Ai'
FARM FOR SA. E.—For Sale, Lot No
_e_t3i Thruett, ten wining 100 sores, about
'-'4107 wt11. fenced,free from -stumps and
sultitution, and free from foul Weeas; .
"'tuella well timbered; there is a twootor
..„., .Pana good barns, sheds and stables
'w""4,,,„.„..„1 -orchard; there is a never faiii,T
,'442uti211# and it from Xinburn ; this Is -014
3,0st Anus in Huron; terms oney; aPPlY
iaes or to Constance reit Qtriee-
hip of McKillop,