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derbilt being passed and w 1lippen brolr
Wand.
JO seccyi Gordon flew ahead p Attite
Third ifcat.—This heat was trotteilio
a little better style time the previous one.
Johuey Gordon took the feed at first not
managed to keep it ; Vanderbilt aeeme
This closed the proceedings, and
people dispersed. the
stnisrertr.
Johney•Gordon .. 1 1
1
Vanderbilt 2 8
Annie Wilkes .. , . 8 2
2 8
Time. 2:45, ; 2:45 ; 2:48.
[ED. NOT-X.—For the report of the second
the reporter for the Exeterwe are e Timed to s.")
e kiudness of
Stanley.
iris N roe --The rserni-annual pic-sic
Mr. Aikenhead's bush, on behalf of the
Sabbath School in that neighborno
.took place on Friday afternoon last.
y says the nhne Era w The
da
3' y , as all that:
could be desired, and the attendance:
large ; ample provision having been mad
even for a much larger gathering - one
table. well loaded with the best of re-
freshments, being about eighty feet long,
e.nd ono shorter. pour large swin
:`ere in constant requisition, and other
ources of amusement were pursued with
:i hearty vigor. After partaking of re,
reshmeats, the conrpanygathereci around
rile platform, on which there were Revs.
McDonald and McU'u .ig, and Messrs; A
Matheson and E. Holmes, the latter act -
Mg as chairman. The former three de -
Livered interesting, instructive and'ine,
i,ressive addresses, interspersed. with
singing by a select choir from the school,
andalso lsy the whole school, under the
:caclership of Mr. G. Baird, Sr., the Qom.
,any showing their delight and satiefac
Lon by their attention and order. After
Elie close of the exercisesthe remainder
of the refreshments were sold: and rea.
,szetl something over $I1.. The total
reeeilsts were over $()O.
( )e -:re re M1reanno. y---TheCounci i
l. met
i, an adjourned Court of Recision on
.IcsnEiay, June 2Gth at 3 o'clock P. tn.
nernbers ,all present. The assessment
>f the Great Western Railway was re -
laced toca.,0
as sore and $400 for
Cation house. This was the only an -.
seal against the roll. - The Clerk was in-
truded to write to the Hon. John Car.
lug, chairman of the Trustees of the
:emitter'. 11uron:uicl Bruce Railroad-
and.
[emend the coupons which matured 'up
-' the first of January, vie„ $300 worth.
i.lso to write Mr. .Pearce the Treasurer
I the road, and inform hire that the
tzeca:sfor the
money for $5,000 of ere-
entures are iu my Possession awaiting
is acceptance of the conditions of our
y -laws. Also to write to the Ottawa
ioveriiment and state that the Council
o not deem thernselves empowered to
gay over any part of the $10,000 granted
tt the Bay field Harbor till the Govern -
tern hasspent the suns .,of $36,000. Also
b. write to the clerk of Bayfield and state
hat the council will meet at Mr. Mor -
nide Hotel on the first Monday in
iniust at 2 o'clock P. M., for the pur
rose of meeting with the Bayfield conn--
it to come to a fair agreement. Moved
y Mr.. Castle Seconded ley .IJr. Woods,
rat the .Reeve and Mfr. (grahamhe
rdereel to have the needed repairs Made
n Mr. Blair's bridge, 2 and 3 concession
.e—Carried. Moved by I)rl Woods
cozi.dc d by ;tis- K eysi that the clerk
ratify the clerk of Bayfield, that this
eencil will mee=t in that Village`. with a
sew to settle accounts between the two
unicipalitieS on the first Monday in
;ague t— Carried, ried. Mo vete by Dr. Woods
conded by Mr. Castle, that this council
Pet set Morgan's hotel J-3aylield:, on the
.et Monday nlay in August at : o'clock P. M.
Carried.
f .`LII'1'1Ntn —As. the crop have been
rieeel in the last issue: of the Exeos 'ron
will dispense with them, except that
rite; a number of farmers have com-
eased to cut hay, which upon the
[tele is air avtrage crop—the potato
who immigrated et-Ime three or four
ara ago frosts the eastern sloped of the
r-'ky Mountains, are not so numerous
ra season as formerly, probably they
beginning to learn that Paris Green
d Juvenile, pursc:cution are things not
tecniai to their i.`oracioue propensities.
l'he° eaterlrillara, on the fruit-trees:are
r'ng tlicEu- impress in many orchards,
those who fail ten counteract tbeir
refer need: riot expect much fruit.—
.ciuiou Dat was celebrated in this
iiship by young and old. Pic -pies
the chief centres of 1'a:traction, but
clay being a little wee, prevented neatly
:eettinte out- I am glad; pic-nits
.lrr=x►>E'tliug so common on such -ogee-
they attract the: attention of many
rt would otherwise frequent places
er= little: good i; o-fteii heard or seven. --
Et a few seem a little troubled about
Alert of late ; hat if he has gone on a
t to :Milt Lake titer and found more
k. than he expected. Why should
murmur : when such a deputy as
-Debater, " antler -the influence of
Fitt,, is so -willing to of icia--te e
"Tres _ an fuel tipped: the Western Mlle
-
The Mid d Lad weight her rest,
lt.l i s i. ••r iy t Lett/ reti nook -
'Ile ekes 1 ::.t gene to rest.
ltc'n on rt distant bill top that over-
s a mal'hirg pend Hymen the
trK,k hi.1 .teed, and 1n the
feearlder 'e.lkirk exclaim-
rs sirs -much of all 1 survey --1+1 s�
SLMON FAST,
�iS 41
fa
'•f' vt-iu ,'1:11, (: WNeff,
`1•h> t'ourt of Revisiion° filet
2 1i ult., pure ua t to adjourn-
-All the 'i.crirl,e-re present. Min -
of last Meeting read ai d. confirmed,
-which the following appeals were
t1 and disposed of as follows - John
• rent ordered tohe assessed owner of
st 4 of lot. `24, Con. 5, Samuel
r
tenant: , Wm. McLeod assessed
k- N:, of lot :.':z, con. 5, for
I'ucrsazlan for Wt of NI lot
. t;, for n9900 ; John Rule for Wt
t tri. re.n , i€sr .; I,04)at Robert
ac. r•=-rsond.t property, struck c,tf
•.I r. , sesseseed for s E eonr ter ::(t, -err. 5. 1 acre, value X200 ;
'lei faun, iter.,>,rial property,. struck
rii. Martin, doe struck off°;
kr:qtr=. cl0.1 htrtid Oft; John Little,
ltruek off ; I. (lirrlpbell, dog struck
•v.111. Grey ;essei:sed for the ti 1 of
k , con. 4 ; S. Muratori assessed in
et €,. t hurehill, for lost 26, Gernert/3
W. F. King and Fleury King
eel in _plae e of John Patterson, for
an .31. cori. 1, one acre f Wins
Ir n
r tri a.':edge=d for , lot 14, 2
n-
:- Loi
trnston assessed in place- of John
rrorea for ' E lots 4G anti 47, coli. 1 f
lark reduced $100 ; S. Barr reduced
stn
pereonal property ; A. Ramsay
el $54 on tnxsonal property r Thos,
lnson reduced $100 on personal
arty ; ixobt. Howard assessed for
block Cr McConnel'u stirve7 • J-
Doer assessed for lot 4, block L, Mc'
JULY 7, 1876.
R +� "N" tXPQ ITO
Connel's survey ; C. Hamilton assessed
for lot 4, block :E, McConnel 's survey ;
Wm. Prout reduced $28 for land occu-
pied by railway .; John Robertson assess-
ed owner of St lot 28, con. 7, A. Lees
tenant, The Collet' of Revision was
then closed, and the roll as revised was
confirmed.
The Council -met for general: business
after -s close of Court of Revis'iion. The
petition of P. Phelan and others was
granted, and the Reeve instructed to let
8 the job of erosswaying 14 rods on- he
ide>•oad between lots 5 and 6, Con 8 ;
X200 vi
granted to each of the boundary
gravel- roads, provided the townships of
Gray and East Wawanosh grant a like
sem ; Messrs. Johnston andProctorwere
instructed to let the job of ditching and
repairing the sideroad between lots 25
and 26, con. 4. Moved by Mrt Iohaston,
Seconded by Mr. Laidlaw, that it is the
opinion of this Council the tathmaster
hag exceeded leis instructions m building.
the -culvert opposite lot 2, con.
4, and
from information furnished by the
Deputy Reeve, the pathipaster should
cut 2t feet off the posts, and then i com-
plete the culvert in a good workmanlike
manner to the satisfaction of the Deputy
Reeve, at his expense, and then, this
Council will grant $25, m addition to the
$44, that the bridge has already (lost
Carried. Mr. Vanalstine was instruct-
ed to let the job of repairing a hill -on
the first concession, not to exceed $15,
r was
and Mr. Procto to lets
the job of iniproving l3aiiey'a bill on the
fourth concession, not to exceed $10.
The Reeve -was instructed to hire teams
and repair the crossway opposite lots 4
and 5, cors. 8 and 9 ; and also to let a
job of gravelling on the ,sixth concession,
not to exceed $16. The following orders
were granted, viz. : P. MoKasay $12 60
for ditching on the eighth concession ;,
John Watson. $20, part assesser's salary ;
the Reeve $100, balance of grant for.
gravelling road near. Blyth ; John Cloa-
key received a grant of 410, to out down
hill on sideroad. Moved by Mr. John-
ston, seconded by Mr. Proctor, that the
Morris centre grange be allowed to hold
their meetingsinhe township hall, pro-
vided
o-
vided Mr. .ove gives a
satisfactory
guarantee for any and all damage that
may happen to said Lull on account of
holding Raid meetings, tsun that the hall
be used for meetings only --Carried. The
Council ;hen adjourned to meet again on
the third Saturday in July.
•
The Last.
a _Expositor.
. To the Editor of the _H r zc Orr ,Expos
SIR : As I have been informed through
he EXPOSITOR of Friday last that Messrs. -
J�alui and Robert Shortreed intend to
cite zee beforethesession to prove the
charges made against the session;: and
against Mr. John Hyslop, a member of
the church, I beg to inform the same
persons of my willingness to appear at
any time to refute - the charges which -
they have made against our late pastor.
Of course, the refutation Of such charges
implies the guilt of -the persons who
made them. They seem, however, John
Hyslop in particular, to be ignorant of
the rules of their church.. The law of the
church is that the : eseion can meetwith-
out a Moderator, and- as I am urgent
that the truth should be set forth clearly
and distinctly without loss of time; I
demand them to uominate the day at
once when I eha11 appear. But let them
furnish me in the first instance with the
charges end specifications which they -
wish me to Brow-, Now, as the whole
matter has ap ie .ied in the public press,
I claire it as a right that the public be
• admitted to the church, and that disin-
terested peri:oyrs be appointed to adjudi-
cate upon the case. Yours, &c.,
A I.EXANDEIt MURC'ITIE.
Enron Notes.
There aro about 5,000 bushels of
wheat laid up in Centralia, waiting for a
favorable turn in the scale of prices.
—The council of WestWawanosh have
decided to grant the sum of $25 to be
competed tor by representatiye pupils
from various classes.
—Twenty-two thoueend nine hundred
and forty-four pounds of fish were ship-
ped from Goderlch to distant ports lastA
week,
--Division Courts will be held in' Hu-
ron during the month of July as follows
At Godei i ch ou the 26th ; Seaforth, 28th;
-hrusscle, 29th.
—It is estimated that there were over
5,000 visitors in Ooderieh on Dominion
day. The hotel -keepers reaped, a rien
harvest, and ,seven: of them were com-
pletely eaten out.
—Rev. Dr. Tire, of Goderich, left that"
town on Friday to attend the funeral of
his niece, Mrs.. Inglis, wife of Rev. Dr
Inglis, of the ('hutch on the Heights,
Brooklyn, N. Y. j
--Th•c Lortcl cur Coe fermi co of the Metho-
dist Church have appointed Rev. Mr
Cresswell, of Lueknow, to be pastor of
Lueknow, in -place of Rev. Mr. Barley,
removed to Bayfield.
-The plum trees in the vicinity of
Dile have been injured by the caterpil-
lars and the fruit ening by a species of
beetle called the curcul;o, which causes;
the fruit to fall off. -
----The Eaat Huron Agricultural society
have made an additional grant of $20, tef
be expended in piizes in the Ladies' det
partment, at the "throe to be held in Bruin
sels this Fall:
—Messrs, Knox & Rothwell, of God*
erich, have ieceivcd an order -from Min
lard, the Coefectioner King of New York,
for a buggy similar to the one they have
on exhibition at the Centennial, Mr.
- FMrialnlacred. intends eeedieg it to Paris,
—Messrs. :Bennett & Smith, of Brussels;
have been making -several improvements
about their factory. A two-storey ad-
dition, 21x30, has becn erected: A sand
papering machine, a band sawing mach-
ine and a per r mertitting machine have
also been adeed lately.
—Mr. A. Ingram, of Con. 2, Hay, met
death of a three year old filly, from in,
flaromat ion ca the bcos en, The beast wae
a valuable oite, having taken several
prizee at the surrounding ehows, and was
valued at $200. Veterinary skill could.
not Prevent the death. •
—On Monday evening- of lest week,
Mr. Wm. Stowe wits driVing 0 Wing -
ham from Bluevale, and when in front of .
Mr. Lees cottage!, his nuggy -tvas run
into by a heavy wagon, and coneiclerably
dilapidated. Mr. Stowe wantnrown out
and had his stculder put out of joint,
besides receiving other slight injinies.
`-0ne day lint week when Mr. !David
Green, of Collanne, had arrived Within
about half a mile of home, witb a new
seed drill, hiehorees ran away, and on
coming to the gate which led tothe barn
yard. succeeded in opening it.. Having
done so, they ran over five fields and con,
sequently passed over five fences in doing
so. The sed dri
ed up.
—Rev. Mr. Si
from a serions ac
Saturday week.
at some burn g
at a high ru
were standing on
and Mr. Sims, thi
strike on some
when- the lid s b
his legs, and e
yards along t e
was Stopped.
—On Tues ay
horse belongi g t
lop, which w s p
hotel, Brussel ,br
after knockinghi
were injuries a ou
self free, the a im
the street, rte ag
ed down a sh de
with the bus. T
out any injur b
well smashed
---A severe
worth, in the
days ago. A
Coulter wad,
pardons, engaged
base ball, and wh
the bases, was ra
players. The col
Coulter getting
though he was in
had happened, he
to one side, so tha
g
rete
to
you
wit
game.
—An exciting
Goderieh Dr In
ing the prog> e s o
a mare called Lad
Mr. Polley, and a
driven by M.
heat as Mr. Pone
and when turnin
his'ajulky broke, t
considerable viol
doing no injpi'y t
severe shaking.
ably frightened a
course, dragging t
her, and quickly
who was driving
1 was entire! `smash-
s had a narrow escape
ident in Witiggha m on
His horset -�k. `t
gs
havin
� , andt
�d a�
A number o
he street at e,
king the buggy won; d
f them,umped . out
came twisted around
as dragged 30 or 40
ound before the horse
vening of last week, a
Mr. Dyngs, of McKil-
rrtin Moore's
mtbe hostler
inflicting s 3-
Fintlingbiin
riously down
nd4, knock -
r collided
oapd with -
witspre
it'i-
w spre ;y
tupatM
e loose ftc
down an
his head,
dashed fu
Inst a ver
ree,and 'di
e horse'eE
t the bugg
ent happe
nship of
g man tamed Dav
a number of.
'n playin a
le etandin ne
against b
ision resu
his leg
awl
requested
he could
all
zed at Mole
Grey, a fe
cene occpu
Park en
' -
a trotting
Maitl do
horse calf •
artin. 1
was driv
on the t
rowing m h
nee, but
him fur
he mare
d dashes
cuter
. P p
overtoo
Tecumse
118 CO
game
ar one
one of t
ted in you
Broken ; b
ore Id wh
to be plac
witness t
rred on t
aturday'du
race betwe
driven
id Tecumse
th seco
ng tie Lad
bird guart
im out wi
fortunate
her than
as oonside
around t
d sulky aft
Mr. Mart
The fir
112
intimation t. Martin ha �f his clan
emae jumped into his sal
ng Mr. artin to to
ault in tri air ;andf
ce. Th • little gr
nt, whe • Mr. Mart
to his !• orse's hen
nd, and he spectato
iously l i t. Howeve
: t he on] received
a numbe of bruise
to move : bout. agai
Lady Maitland was quie ly steppe
Both sulkies were badly b oken, and
change of drivers ad to be made in ord
to finish the race.
•
was when t
and upset it taus
a complete onler
with great
viole
stopped in a mom
jumped up and ra
but fell to thear
g
0
thonght he was se
it was found th
severe- shock and
and was soon abl
.
d
f
e
t
t
e
e
n
y
d
r-.
h
n
0
r
r
n
11
n
THE BEST Teas and Coffees
are to be had et Fen.L
-MAR 1 . 4.1)E,—
kilted Du • dee Hain
Cheap C . r. Grocery,
'GIVE ,1
edtthat o
SVGA
cheapest
formerly
office. 44
Spa IN
Spinning
Cheapest
Matt. Rob
forth. 44
EY'8. 447
Another lot of
glade arrived at
Seaforth. 447
in tbwn
the fele-
Y'S
ARLEY Trial and be conyin.o-
get the st valve for yo r m hey,
Twin Teas, Sugars and Rio - at „l Aix-
- i'he Flace to buy the best and
gin is at 4. FeraLEY's Cash Grocery
aidlaw's—pne door south •1 the $post
NG W ELS. —A Large Sto of
eels, Re, ls, Baby Carriage:, an the
urniturefi the' Cbnnty,=at ' Tea's-.
rtson'e ol• stand, Main 8 rest, Sea-
- li
TIRTR
tenders
from the
fail to reg
curries in
faniters t
to carry o
VAN,a
NICI r AL
NOTIC '-.
, MARRIAGES AND DEE. HS. The
gngd Ws received positive i. street one
ovet•nnic 't to prosecute all p rsons who
ster Birt a ages es and eath oc-
this tow ship
1 .beg to n
of de
.
at 1 have now o other alte ative but
t y insucti sJOHN O'SII LI-
hip
I,
3i .ofoKillP• &A
DRE SIII KING.
ISS :Oi LANJ Dee >,s Mantle tl
and M n e M ker;,
M Boom ; over the !Bank, Seaforth. N. B. Ap
prentices •anted. ;• 408
DBSS AXING. MISS QUINLAN has dome
men ed Dress airing in all its branches in.
the rooms o'er_Th s. Kidd's store, Se "forth A
good fit a • d perfectisatisfaotion guaranteed. A
prentices `anted immediately. - 443
NO $A
L OR TO LET.
per Poems. Apply -.
to D-
eafurth. 446
0 LET
.; WARD
—Six -U
CASH,•
HOUSE
able
Iota on H
and every
STEPHE
TO LE .—To Let, that most eomf rt -
end well ?Mated brick house, and our
ron street,bard and
with reit w ter
r
convenience necessary. Apply tc T.
S, British Hotel, Seaforth. 421
TCTiOtClhil FOR MAL
FOR S : A golfed dri ing family 11• are,
mare yet rs 9l3, by S r Archy, and 1 year
colt by F:aoock. For rticulars a .ply t
MEYER, fi: a nth 9Y -
e
rnJ
old
445
AYRSH RE BU:
sign : d as ai
sale. In i rat -etas
02
:ate
me
the Prop ri tor Kin
o
1
1.O. R.
PedigreeAJl;
A
L FO
Ayrsh
trim f
d. F
�nrn,o
S.
SALE -.—rhe un
re Bull l year old
r the gesso 's ser
✓ articular- a 1
P PP
if by mail to Const>
EST[ AY
TOUR.
THE CHEAP CASH (k ' OCE'RYi BOUND TO WIN.
BOTTOM PR CES AND
�DART GL
EWILL TELL
BUY. FOR CASH AID SAVE MONEY.
Come and Exa'n ine the .Z?ollowi
P
18 pounds good bright 'SUGAR
froth 30 cents per po ndl •uproar
Packages ; PICKLES frdni 20 e
‘,!GiAR CURED
SIDE MEAT, POTA
g
Dods and. Judge for or Yourselves :
or $1' ; 20 pounds RICE for $1; TEAS
ige Discount on 5 and 10 pound
�r bottle to 50 'cents per bottle.
nts p
HAMS, THE BEST, IN TOWN,
TOES, ,FLO
R, &c.1 ALWAYS IN STOCK.
ties Calling at the Cheap Cask
Supply tof Family
rocery can, Always Find a Pull
Groceries of the
VERY BEST Q
L)T ANDLOWEST PRICES
Invited, R hc.t You
I he
Goode ch B
Eeliver d FREE of a e
e
Incpeetion
nea-
Parlhase or 1Not.
J.! FAIRLEY, Seaforth.
NERAL GRO
0
ueeessor tlo Str
ERN
er•
for. - - MAIN BTR
ice. -
t.
0
nee
486 IN THANKING the Public for the very Li
b siness of Strong & Fairley, and by str3cl
have a continuance of the same. I have now
Ej STRAY COLT: Strayd from Seat • rth abaoui
the ffr: t of Ma a 2 -ye
with one •bitehin foot.
iniorrnatil n aS wi lead ty
'suitably r waided.1' JAM ::S •BEATTI . 440
MARE - Strayed from the
dersig ed, on ' ednesday
e :mai and y.un colt—m
yyrr g
A ormat on re erdin
Any
ily teethed by MRS. GEE
anllys
r old filly, o bay cdlor,
y person : lying Inch
• her
reeov r will) b
' ?STRA
s
then
14, a dark
of one eye
a be tbankf
C011. 12, S
•
a
r
MA RIED.
Yuu.L—Mc1TAVISR.—At th residence
the bridels father, on JUI. 4, by Re
D. McDonald, J. A. It ill,- Clinto
to. Maria! B., e:dest dais htcr of M
D. McTavish, Sarnia; formerly
Clinton. - f
PA roN-Giuteer.—At W by, on Ju
4, by -Rev. Mr. Frazer, r. S. Patto
Grand Trunk Railway 0 i ton, to Mi
Sarah Grant, of Whith , and sister
Mrs. A. Straiton, Clint
WEzn—Makzrlira. --At the residence
the bride's father, on Jun 28, by Be
J. W. .Holmes, Mr. C.''eir, only s
- of T. WTeir, Esc ., of Usb•rne, to Ma
Harriet, only deughter of e Mannin
Esq., of Exeter.
MCPI EDEItAIN—DEWAR.-r' t the re:i-
dence of the b. ide's f t er, on Ju +e
1.3, b Rev. George u •hbertson, •f
St. Thomas, Archibald i cPhederai
Esq., to Catherine, da g ; ter of Jo n
Dewar, Esq,, all of 1 mpton, 0 i -
tario.
DUTTON— ALKIN.—In Stfjj
ratfgrd, in
June. 29 . by Rev. . ourek, Mr.
-John W. Dutton, clde't son of Joe n
Dutton, Esq., druggis , o Miss 13.1 -
kin, daughter of Mr. E. J. Dalki
Stratford.
• •
remiss of
'
ght , Jiroe
re is blind
them i
R, Lo 20,
64
OST: OR FOUND. - -
PURSE LOT. ] Lost, on Tuesday forendon,
July th, be ten D. D. Wilron s and the
Temperas a Hall; . a buckskin puree onto ng
about $8 is bine a d silver. The fin er wi be
suitably r:warded n leaving the same at the Ex-
l OSITOB 0 - Fres, eaforth. 448-4
1 A ema 1 parcel on the ro: • bet en
•h and gmondville, about 1• eo w eks
owner c n receive the same by pa ing
verfise ent and applying o ANGUS
Lot26 Con. 4, Tnckersmit 448*2
f FOUND
Sento
' ego. The
, for this a
GORDON
f
y
8
f
f
30th, th
RonenTso
and 10 in
•
wife of the Rev Dr. Inglis
• —In McKillop on t Ju e
ntilli°81.)erteon, aged /0 yea
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat per buehel.
Oats per bush
Peas per bush
our, per ba
Hay
Hides
Potatoce, er bushel
Oatmeal br
Wood
E MARKETS.
SEAFORTH, July
•
•
1876
1 00 to 1
0 60 to 0
8 00 to 5
0 80 to 1
0
10 to 0 1
0 00 to J
2 00 to 2
CrANTOw, July 0, 1876
Fall Wheat, p r bash ...... .. t(11 49:1 01 4
Spring Wheat perbne .. 0 90 0
0 60 ne 0
Teas, per bugle'
Butter
0 10 0 1
Fall whe
$1 75 ; sp
oati, 83c to
barley, $1
butter, 14c
of wheat,
to $1 061 fo
at 72c to 7
34c to 36 c
Wool STE nt
at 20c to 2
LITTLE F
Little d
cheese n3ar
tories repr
Factory eb-
ket price b
ing figures
sold at 9e t
Small deeli
reaching bu
22c, and. et
it
t per 100 poun a 51 55
To
in to -
00 fo
eprin
at 27c
c for
11
ay about ,200 bush Is
Treadwe 1, and $1 5
; 100 builds of pe
260 busl els of oats t
LLS
ne t
et.
CII EEt:
-day in Little F Is
mall nu ber of f
Bente( , and off ring's lig t:
ing ne, or t 1 ss tban t-
wee ago ; 30 farm che se
101e, most iota going for 1
e in utter, thei best gra es
25c ; good atti,ele going or
en lee
E IC ARTICLES.
ClEDAR
'Le a can
at the Ex
Q INGL
singl
OSTS FOR SALE.—For Sale Oh
tity of ood cedar fence ports. A
OSITOR 'lice, Seaforth.
api
ply
48
WAG ON FOR SALE.—A strong
waggo in good order, for sale cheap:
.,LEN'S'Grocery. 441
ing S nd Gr vel or Stones, can leave t eir
orders at HO . L Grocer:0nd it will be de-
livered on the eh rtest nctite. THOMAS C
RIE.
Ower, m
der; 11
harness;
bob -sleigh
W.
sale, heap, 1
de by olluio, pttat
hoiabove
n ppjleation
EMENTS FOR SAisE.
Combined reaper ,nd
ilt arm; a set of double
harrows, and 1 pai of
rtieles can be eeete
to the ur dersi
;TAN ED.
at
44*4
ET,
BISON,
ng & Fairley)
PRO ISION DEALER,
i
SEAFOI Tl .
eral ' atroinage I have received since assuming the
atten ion to business and upright dealing I hope to
nha•da -
LARGE STOCK f CIOI E FAMILY GROCERIES,
( � I
Which I will sell for a 'mail Advau e o Cott: to Cash, comprising in part of
Te s. Sugars, Syrups, !fees,ice,' SM ces Currants, Raisins, .Rice
c2s C
Pot Parley, .alit Pe - s, d Biscuits of all .kinds.
berri
Sar
FL
av e just received a latge stock of Canned Go
sy Pine Apples, Teniatone Plume, Marmalade
nes.
dB, consisting of Peacheee Strawberries, Rasp
nd Jam, Canned Sahnon, Mackerel, Lobsters, and
UR and FEED Constlaritly on
of, Seafo h, Harpurh
Re ember the Place, Strong & F irley's St
d, and Delivered Free to any Part
NTS PE BUSHEL.
uth
M. MCTRISON.
PL
DI
GR
CO
work. Go d wages and Et ady employment. Ate.
• Tea her fo School cotton No. 4, Mo sr
Connty of 1. nron Term to begin on August 16.
.FOOT, Lo 25 Cqn. 6 Secretary Board of Se ool
Trustees. 44
TEACH
er for
at the dos of th
eh
TED. Wanted, a Male Ter-
eate. caching to commence
BUXOM r vacation. Applyi to
testimoni Is Will received by the n dersigned
until An et let. Duties o ammo= on August
44704
Board, Br awls.
CI ANCEICY
NOTIC S.
TN CEA CERY —In th
Twent Five, 'n their
the Huron Reed, n the To
County of Heim, except
Notice is beieby given
INGS, of ho Tc., nship
nroneFeemer
County of
tion to the Co Chan
Title to tb tie mentio
app• ears to e
all incumb
having or
it interest iu
required, o
pr
the
st
Chambers, in egeode
& Holmes ed, of the To
County of nr n, he Soli
limn Gibbings an in de
will be barred, an the ti
Gibbings bee me Abbott'
he 7th sec
b re one,
le da ofJun
rs, ,eaforth.
ve
0-8
teriding tc have any
sal land r any part
d by aillda it, at My
, in tbe Cite of Tor
ey
he
matter oi
reit Coneessi
hip of Tu
two acres
Railway C
bat WILLI G B-•
'• Tnekerienith, in the
has made n applies-
ery for a ce Meath of
ed property under the
eal Estate in Upper
evidence hereby he
roof in fee free item
ori
or
is
n south of
old to the
mtein
•
er pe
itIe to
thereo
Meisieurs
of Seafo
atilt every
e of the sa
ion of the se
070, three,
AUGHEY
mentioned in
therein nu
Dated Ole
ENS, Bete ee
eCang
said
uch
d Will
feasibl
d Act,
and fo
m
at
no I
TN CHANCERY. In the matter of t num
Six, in the Fir t Conceiesion of th Towns
sold to Enos n, and pow in the ossess
of Allyn Hobson, d Fourteen Agree o the fr
hereby given. ,tha JOSE H STEVE "Fi, Of
Township of , 1EN ett, in the County of Elm
Farmer, has Wade an app "cation t e Con
Chancery fur ce 'Beate of title to the ab
mentioned prope y. unde the Act
Titles to Real Est te in pper Cana and
produced. eeidete where y he appear to be the
lug to have any trtle to Or interest i the td
land or ane part, t ereof is required, o or bef re
by affidavit slimy mb , Osgoo Hall in
the City of TOr0 fO, all tO 801-Ve copy ion
for the said Soseph Stev ns, and in d fault ev
such claiin will be erred and the title of the s
4oseph Ste yens b Ina absolute and i delfts le
at law and in equi ye subject only to he rase
tions mentioned the nth seetion ! the
Act, and therein numbered one, two three
ST` PHENS, Ref ee of Titles, UGHE
four. Dated thisfst day of June 16. It
er
et
01.1
nt
is
he
91
ve
na
P.
IN BLACK GRENA-
ES, BLACK STRIPED
NADINES, BLACK
OK'D GRENADINES,
ORED GRENADINES,
IN BLACK MUSLINS,
BL CK STRIPED MUS- HOFF
LI S, BLACK CHECKED HOEK A
MUSLIM, COLOR'D MUS- HOFFNIA
OP
ENED : NEW GOODS.
LINS PLAIN DRESS LIN- HOFFtil
COLORED GRASS
THS, NEW AMERI-
PRINTS, NEW COR-
- SE S NEW FRILLINGS,
NE COLLARS & CUFFS,
TIES, FRINGES, &c.
CL
CA
NE
PLAIN BLACK- G-RENA-
DINES, BLACK STRIPED
G RE NADI NE S, BLACK
CHECK'D GRENADINES,
COLORED GRENADINES,
PLAIN BLACK MUSLINS,
I3ROS. BL' CK STRIPED MUS--
BROS. L S, BLACK CHECKED
BROS. MUSLINS, COLOR'D MUS-
BROS. LINS, PLAIN DRESS LIN-
ENS, COLORED GRASS
CLOTHS, NEW *AMERI-
CAN PRINTS, NEW Cdt-
NEW COLLARS & CUFFS,
NEW TIES, FRINGES, ine.
THE BEST THING YET.
--EXAMINE Ti•-tE AR HER HAY RAKE --
IT IS Ir HE SNP EST AND BEST.
Beet Beenriele the Sitidplest If gimping Hay Itake in the Market.
Dr
fee
does, away with all Clutchars, Cla pm, Wires and Springs in the Dumping
ear, no Sudden or Extr Pull np n tb home in Damping as in other rakes, but the
iteDimirsisheri the -moment the dischatge be s. Only Fifty sef the Archer Rakes on hand,
4 in 'your Orders Early or yon may no be able to have them filled.
J. W. WEAT ER LD, Agent foi. the County of Huron.
THE ARCHER RAKE
CAN BE SEEN AT
M. Campbell's Agricultural 'Im.plement Wareroonas,
Mn s" cal Instruments a nd Sewing Machines 4E1 anal
ON MONDAY, HE 3RD OF JULY,
EARING SA E pRY GOODS,
BE INS A DENT'S,
ANii YOU ALL KNO HAT THAT MEANS, Viz.:
Go ols at Your Own Prk 8--P4
be Sold—No Reser
REMEMBER T
(!
5
AUCTION PALE
OF VALUABLE FA PROPHRTY IN THE
()UNTIES OF N AND BRUCE,
IN VBIAACJEIRY.
BLOW va. BLOW.
p BERTANT to a Deere Ifor Sale made in this
▪ anse, and. bearing as the Twenty -Third day
ebrnary, A. D. 1876, t ere will be sold, with
approbation of Henryi IrIseDermott, Esquire,
ter of !his Court eel Goelmich, by JOHN
RIE, Auctioneer a stile ,times and pllaces
of
the
Ma
her
er inafter described.
A MKS. DAY'S lin L, -in the Village of
GO RIB, in the County 11.1/Lruit, on WEDNES-
at 2 &Week noon, Lot N ber Four, in the Elf -
tee th Concession of the Towerehipof Howl*, in
the ()tint,- of Huron, te g .One Hundred
d at MIDDAUGH'S OT L, in tb.e Town of
WA KEETON, in the oun of Bruee, en
187r , at 12 o'clock noon, t Number Nineteen, in
the Foureeeutla Coneessi of Lthe Township of
Greinock, in the County Bru el containing One
En tared Acres of 1.and, tere_o less.
pon tbe Howiek Lot en Acres are cleared
an under cultivatio,n,, ent Writhed, and tile
rem inder well timbere wit maple and elm.
Thi property is situated bon three raid a half
Mil s from Gorrle and six mil s from Wroxeter,
and there is on the land. a greed log bonse and
bar , and a small young mein d of excellent fruit
tree . Upon the Greenock 1.. t Eighty Acres are
elea ed, and the remainder timbered principally
wit soft timber. This Lot is eituated in a well
sett ' &strict, alma half a mile from the Village
' of limns and six miles filom the Village of
will e kola subject to e leaee to 'William and
Hug Foster for ten eeers frone the Fitet day of
April, A. D. 1870, at a rental ;of $40 per Rennie].
In o her respects the lots will be sold free from all
Inc , to brateez.
Bo b. the Pareeleavill be put up at reeer're bid&
hige. 'The parch:eters -shell, A the time of Sale,
pay own a deposWin theieroporticin of $10 for
eve $100 of their puechttee re ney to the Vendor
or h Sceicitor, end shall pay the balance thereof
ditto Court, without interest, -within eve month
from the day of sale. Exeept a* above mentioned
the c nditions of sale are the Standing conditioue
of sa e of the Court of Ch ery.
T conditions of sale a further particulars
may be obtained at the ae'Cffices of J. T. Gar -
row, Esq., Goderich, M sera. Squier & McColl,
God rich and Brussels, end Messrs. Berrett &
D edat G.oderich, the .5tIr ay id June, A. D.
ILDI
, Master tit Goderleli.
SQU
WOOL, COL,
.1-• -would respectfully tenddr his the irks to fhe
it
pub ic and farmers in ere cuter, for the ver,y
*dot g to would rail theire at ention in the fact
that haver:1g purchaser t e eihere mills, aila being
dete 'mined to build up curitom trade—if good
Wor , fair dealing and str"et attention to business
will o it -.—and having Bp nt a good deal of time
and oney in repairing nd buying new machin-
ery, e le now prepared do all kinds of Custom
ever in the very best et le nd on the shottest
noti e, as especial atter. tien will be paid to the
Cust m Work this Belisle
M stock of Goods irr new complete In all
, bran lies. Especial care s been taken in the
r.
mad for my own retail rad , embracing Heavy
Twe die Extra Ftilled sC)o h, Scarlet, Grey and
able, Union Flannels and eking Yam in vari-
ety, 11 of which I anito se ling cheap for cash,
1.11
of y rn given out of 10 Gen s of wool; Carding-,
5c ; fulling and Pressler '10 ; Coloring, 10c.
laha;on and all woik warranted well siert or no
F RIVIAN• D-GR6liVINd-CROP
FOR SALE .131t AUCTION.
The following valuable property: Webt half of
Lot 'o. 20, Con. 8, stoeky,'containing 50 acres,
15 a lee ill wheat, 17 aerDs hayseed pasture, the
bale ce good hardwood , We 1 watertd with never
P ssession of growing cro given immediately.
Poe etsion of pasture and bireh in the fell.
T e above property Is situated one end a half
mile from the London Boa and two and three --
T RMS—Ten per cent. on day of sale, the bal-
ance to make one-half bythe first of October next,
the ther half to be seeurtxl. v mortgage. payable
f n her particulars re
per nt.
LU BER. LUMBER.
THE CRANBFI.OK MILLS
-I- the attention of thete bile to their Large
Stoo of Lumber of all - ends, am} Shingles a
• ahe best quality, and at the very Loweet Prices.
SIZED HEMLOCK ALVfrA.YS ON HAND,
It
From 10 feet, up. i i
All ordera sent by* 1/or othenvise prompt-
ly attended to; A of 8 per cent on. large
orders. Interest chug
over months. Make
prices before parchasin
448-113
acconete running
hies as to iinality and
ROW BROTHERS.
TH Partnership here fore trubsisting between
LIAMS CLUFF, has diesolved by -mutual
conm nt. The bnoiness iv. II hereafter be carricA
on b J. R. William. I debts contracted by
the 1 te Arm will be liq dated by B.
and 11 debt's. due the late rinn will be _collect -
,NOBLE CLUNY.
sires to state to his roes en fif,Itterklaed
frien es than he intends continue the matufae-
fore, at the old stand. has now suela facilities
as wi enable him t wit a better article for
less oney than any ot establishment of the -
kind 'n this section.
To those indebted to he would say that an
imm &ate settlement is eseired, us he is urgent-
ly in eed of money.
Re ember the old es lialied and ',veil -known
415 4. a. WILLIAMS.
IN
TO\ GRANGERS, RMERS AND
OTH
As
Tit -6Y ocenpy the ttention of all, thcoe
hard times, the an riber is determined to
▪ Meet them by offering gob inch Ilemiock, not
4 um ally sold for t the following rates:
12 fo t Ilemloak. at $6 per thousand ; 14 foot
Fe= g, at $7, for Cgs an orders over 4 000
5 per cent, discount. and ,,ee if ys.n don't
Th subscriber thanks liks ti` umerotis witolderE
awe. of their favors.
JOHN THOMPSON.
Steam Saw Mills, MeFilicer.
HURRAH FoR THE 'CENTENNIAL,
ir— fitREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
, for first-class =chin' es, I beg to inform nt y old
! customers and thepubliclin ;general that I have
i still on hand two dozen sew g lima -cities of the
set
1 beet makes, -which I wit. - at minced pikes.
I For further particulars sppl at T,BIDDISLIgnor
' Btefie, where I will be anis in ettendance and
reatly to *hew the ineentnes' and wimples of work,
Prepare for a nine days' wonder before youreeme.
THOMAS p. O'CONNOR,
447 ..; Vain Street, Sesfortho
Piles of Goods—Must coul Will
H4 to awry Them, Away,
IS AT DENT