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THE 'HURON EXPOSIT._
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her to her room, w
to final a recently
i the bed. The
s e had given birt
t e night while sit
DISTRICT MATTkRS.1 fteritwas born s.
' nd got in with it
when she awoke
lvir. McGregor at
over, and an inque
ing further than ti
end the jury retur
ffect that the ci
death through exp sure,
the woman from I tenth
to be submitted to such
woman is a person, of al
age, and is of rath r loo'
ing' the third illeg
ha`.
PLENTY of Ham, Bacon and Spiced
Bolls, wholesale and retail, at J. Brownell's. A
car load of corn, for seed, just arrived. Crockery
and glassware, selling very cheap. • J: BROWrnSLL,
Dominion Brook, Seaforth. 495.
'ALLEN'S Grocery. Provisions, flour,
oatmeal,: cornmeal, pot barley, rice, split peas,
dried apples, new prunes, side bacon;, smoked
bacon, canvassed hams, codfish, lard, butter,
cheese, and general groceries. War. ALLEN. 496
WANTED 200,000 Pounds of Good
Batter, for which 18 cents per pound willbe paid ,
in tabs,. and 17 cents for loose, by the undersign-
ed. Tn'o11a3 KIDD. 496
ATO 1FAR3rERS.-HICKSON & ROBERTSON
will pay. Cash for all Good Butter in rolls, pails
sad tubs, delivered at the drag store of E. Hick
son. 474
BARNlmt NOWHERE. - The Greatest
Wonder of the Age. Call and see the Carpet Ex •
hibitian at THOMAS %DD'S Emporium. 497
WILSON &�YOUNG have 1,000 pounds of
Turnip Seed for sale, all of the most improved
varieties that are in the market.
PLEASE notice advertisement of new
sxJewelry and
Hicx o & Co.'s Jews
watchmaker in E.
Drug Store. 490
A VETER:a* GOOSE. Mrs. Constance
V,anEgniond, of Egmondville,has a
goose which is 23 years of age. It is
still the best layer she has out of a large
flock, andis as spry and frisky as its
- youthful offspring.
FIDELITY LODGE. -The members of
Fidelity Lodge, I. O. 0. F., Seaforth,
en sh
rn c
rl ac
to t
ing o
e put
ndw
the c
nee notified the cor-
n was held, but noth-
e abo a was elicited,
red a verdict to _ the
ild h come Ito its.
and exculpated
pally causing it
exposure. The
►out 35 years of
e habits, this be.
timate child she has
was horrified
ild lying
dead
nowle d that
e child during
the floor'; that
it into the bed '
nt to sleep, and
id was dead..
T�
the regular meet-
ing`rN COUNCIL. ' At gn ,
ar
of Council, he d on Monday evening
last, Mr. Dunlo q, constable, was in-
structed to ` rigid y enforce the by-law
providing for the impounding of horses
and pigs found 'r ening at large within
• the town limits. A communication was
received from M '.. Hickson, Manager of
the . Grand Trun Railway, offering to
consider the advi • ability of constructing
a new station bui ding at Seaforth, pro-
viding the town '' ould rant a bgnus: of
$2,0004to assist t e Co pony in the said
work, - A resolut on w passed instruct-
ing the Mayor an. Cler to again cqqm-
'municate with r. ,H ckson respecting
the matter, and : seer in definitely the
best conditions u on which the Company
will agree to ope . Jarvi: street and erect
a new station bu' The byelaw for
the purpose of w ng the balance
and money due
it for the sup -
0 -1s,' was read 'the
to the Finance
ctions to fill up
t meeting: The
to the Fire Bri-
g their expenses
ort of the Street
ing the' required
the present year,
ding.
thdra
are requested to attend. at the next regu- of the Municipal Loan
lar meeting, to be held on lAreclnesday the town, and i s vestin
evening, June 20, for the nomination of port of the publi scho
officers for the ensuing quarter.- • first time, and eferre
Committee, wit r instr
PROPERTY CHANGES. -Mr. William . blanks and repo at ne
Scott formerly of the firm of Grey sum of $20 was ;rants
13437ii
he re
Scott, has sold his residence on North
Mainstreet to Mr. John McIntyre, for
$1,700. Me. Scott has purchased a farm
in the township of Stanley, and has gone
to live on it.
gade, to assist i
to Brantford.
Committee, rec
town iniiroveme
was received an'
reres refreshing hip rains of
tion at next mee
THE CROPS. -The
g sin on llonda.
the past few days have wonagain re- g.
freshed the crops in this section. The
rain Test came in time, and now every
kind of crop presents a most promising
appearance. There have been one or
two slight frosts; but nothing to cause
any damage.
A REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE. -At
the last session of the County Council,
the report of the Equalization Commit-
tee was passed by the Council without a
single amendment being 'moved. This
is the. first time in 20 years that an
equalization report has been allowed to
pass unchallenged in the Huron. County
Council.
Ta.E COUNTY COURT. -The •County
Court and Court of Quarter -Session has
been in progress during the week a'
Goderich. There was very little husi
nese before the Court. In the case o.1
the Queen vs. Hannah, the Grand Jur
rendered a true bill, but the case wa
not sustained before the petit jury, an
1 the defendaut;was acquitted, . A repos'
of proceedings' will be given next week.
LONG GRASS. -Mr. Wn. Martin, o
the fifth concession . of . McKillop, ha
brought us in a large sheaf of orchar
grass in full bloom, . the stalks of whic
measure 43 inches. This is one,'of th
most profitable' crops that farmers ca
grow for fodder, as it is surer, and wil
yield. more per acre 'than almost an.
other grass that can be grown. Stock
also, are very fond of it, and frequents
prefer it to the best hay.
BASE BALL. -On* Saturday last th
Low Batters, of Seaforth, went to Cli
ton and played a match with the Youn
Stars, of that place. Both are, juvenil
clubs. The match was closely contes
ed, and at the end the score stood 18
17 in favor of the Low Batters. The r
turn match will be played in. Seafort
on Saturday, June 23.
-The Stars,, of Seaforth, play the Si
ver Maples,of Wroxeter, a friendly ga„e
of base ball, on the grounds of the Star:,
to -day (Friday, June 15.) Play called t
2 P. M. Admission, 15 cents; ladies a, d
ticketholders free. A large attendan e
of spectators is expected:
ROBBER -V. -On Sundaymorning la t,
some evil disposed persons .entered t e
hardware store of Messrs. Win. !Robe t -
son & Co., in this town, and stole then .--
from two valuable revolvers and ago , t
three dollars in coppers. Nothing ele
is missed from the establishment, .1 -
though other small articles may ha Te
been taken. The burglars' effected ' n
entrance by removing a pane of gl, ss
from a back window, and then pryi , g
the window open: They left the p e-
m -ices: by opening a back' door, whi h
they did not take the trouble to close af-
ter them. It would be well for m r -
chants to be on the look out, as th re
are generally lazy vagabonds • loiter' a g
around who will not work, and who .a e,
in consequence, forced to obtain a livali-
hood by stealing or begging.
.
•
mmen
is for
laid. s ver for considera-
ing. The Council meet
evening next.
business. The Catholics of Mitchell and
surroundin ' country are to be congr tu-
s
gg '
raped- such a
haven
lated� on � a e
ne
church, which is at I once a credit 'to
themselves ; and an ornament tb the
town. -Coni.
NEW WAGON
& D. Ryan have
shop in the rea
smith' shop, and
in that line wil
manlike marine
to Mr. John Co
carriage and wa
. HOTEL IMPR
and Beirnes, of
hotels, are malt
improvements.
altering the int
Hibbert.
FARM SOLD. -Mr. John Rice, of Rib-
bert, has sold his fart, which is situated
on the llth concession, to Mr. Thomas
Oliver for $6,000. The farm contains 100
acres, and has on, it, good frame build-
ings.
altoia
HOP. -Messrs. J. Cowan
opened out a new wagon
of Mulholiand's black -
any description of work
be executed in a work-
Mij. Cowan is brother
an, se well known as a
on builder.
VEMENTS.-Messrs. Sage
he Walton and Victoria
ng• great and extensive
The former completely
rior of his hotel; and a
more handsome,' commodious and comfort-
able house it would be difficult to find.
Mr. Beirnes ha- also made- great altera-
tions to the V ctoria, and is having it
thoroughly psi ,'ted outside and {inside.
PERSONAL.-, r. M. Dorsey, so long
and favorabl known in , this lo-
cality as the able manager of Mr.
L. McDonald's mills' has left this village.
His loss will b universally felt here, for
by his genial annere op those having
transactions wi •'rim,he had won the
esteem and goo f all. Mr. Dorsey
has removed to h, where h,e•has pur-
chased the w 'liquor store of
Mr. Thomas We are confident
that his honor d .straightforward
way of conduct _ iness will meet with
its just -due, b ing a large share of
the public pati i o f Seaforth and the
surrounding n • hood.. ,
Stanley.
Innes has sold
F'A.R1UI. SOLD: -=Mr. Sohn
his farm on the 2nd concession of Stanley,
three miles from Clinton, to his son-in-
law, Mr. W. H. Scot , for $7,500; The_
farmcontains 100 acres, and ia one of the
best in the county. The buildings,
how-
ever, are not very good. ,•
Kip11. e
I}.
Goon SHEARS. -Mr. 1 Geo. Taylor; of
Stanley, has a thoroughbred imported
_Cot wold ram, from which 13 pounds of
woo .was clipped thisspring. He has
also two two -year-olds; which sheared
161 pounds, one two-year-old, 8 pounds,
and athree-year-old, 9 pounds. •
I ' Jamestown.
PERSONAL. -Our friend Mr.' Jas. Mills
has received the documents for constable
thi week. We wish h' in success in his
ne business.
EW BUILDINGS. -The new store of
Mr Neil McLauchlin will be completed
in a few weeks.
TMr. Wm. Whitford is also erecting
a fi e building this s l mmer.
• Wroke4er.
DUCATIONAL.- Ther average -attend-
ance at the public schools for the month
of May was, in the senior division 67, and
in the junior division 102. Honor List
-John Campbell, lie rge Hamer, Jas.
y
Pla ford 'Ella Gibson,'IEliza Young, Os-
car Wheeler Newton` Gibson, Jeannie
Gibson and Maggie Barnard.
NUAL MEETG.-� The regular
INan-
nu 'meeting of the town hall joint stock
company was held On Tuesday evening
las
el
R,
Cu -it NEwv-BcsINEee e Houma -T
new hardware' store of .Messrs. Robe 't -
son,& Co. is now nearly ready for e c-
capatcy..-The brick work - on M
Whitney's block is Clearly finished. -11
Carmichael is busily engaged clear r
aut his cellars, preparatory to'• makin
commencement.-The-bri.ck work on 1
,Milt's store is nearly completed: -i
McGregor's store, adjoining Mr. Aul
lrnost finished and ready for oc
panty. -Mr. Murphy has the ercavat r
for his cellar finished, and has- c r
T anted the building. of the walls. -
i ¶ardao has advertised for tenders for
erection of live new stoics.anci ani
fall. So the work goes bravely on.
hope by the close of another; season
see a solid row of brick buildings alt
each aide of the business part- of M
Street. '
h the
will
eafor
olesal
idd.
ble-a
ng bu
obtai
nage
ighbo
la itc.ell.
CHURCH .OP : ING. The 'new Roman
Catholic Chur'h, in Mitchell, was 'form-
ally opened nd dedicated under the
patronage of . t. Vijicent de Panel, on
Sunday last, ' y Hi Lordship Bishop
Walsh, of Lo don, ssisted by several
priests from a , istan e. After the cere-
mony of blessig th church, usual on
such occasion:, High Mass was cele-
brated at 11 o' lock M. by Rev. Dean
Murp+� , of Irisht iwn, " as celebrant,
Reov. I other O'Nei , of Kinkora, as
deacon, and R v. Fa her West, of arish-
town, . s sub- eacon at the conclusion
of whi h His ordsh'p preached a, very
power ul and • loque t discourse on the
Sacrifi e of th Mass and every sentence
being eased u on so nd and cogent rea-
soning was l':tened to throughout by
those resent ith rapt attention. At the
close •f the se mon, hick occupied over
an ho r in d; livery His Lordship ad-
minist red th rite of confirmation to.
about 5 youn'_ boy and girls. In the
af tern son at ° o'clock, Solemn Vespers
and B nedicti . n tool place, at. the close
of whi h Rev. Fathe O'Neil, oaf Kinkora,
delive !ed; an , excels nt sermon, which
showe that toe rev 'rend gentleman had
. studio l well is su sect, and veils at the
same -time c pable of enunciating his
ideas clearly. The choir on , •this occa-
sion was corn osed f severallady and
gentlemen si' gers f om Seafrth, Irish -
town, Carronl,rook nd Stratford, The
singing was e.'ceedin ly good, and, where
every one sewed o do their best, it
would be in idiou to particularize
however we c isnot refrain from making
We should like to see
before the ratepayers,
cion arrived at soon.
the matter kept
d some co + olu-
STREET WATERING. Brussels pays $12
per week for street watering. The town
of St. Marys pays $9 5¢.
THE SPACEMAN' COMPANY. S ack-
man's opera troupe of 18 artists giv en-
tertainments in the town hall this iday
and Saturday evenin . Miss S phis
Miles, the star, is an tress of a good
deal of power. Hamle isto be payed
on Friday evening.
t ; the following gentlemen were duly
acted directors for the ensuing year :
bt. Clark, Jas. Orr, A. Patton, J.
ffatt, J. Knutson, Millen, and
• II'sb
OTII
e.
COURT OF REVISION. At the Co
Revision in ;the towns p of Usborn�
on the 2nd inst., it as. resolve
in of
,held
that
J. Duncan's assessment be reduced to
$3,850 _; that J. T. S therland s assess-
ment on income be red ced to $1001that
J. P. Marsh all's assessment be re uced
He -
to $800; that the appeal of Thos..Hey-
wood,
y
wood, assessor, far errors on the assess-
mentincome be received ; that
roll on
the following persons' names be entered
on the assessment roll,as owners o f the
er
t
set opposite their res ective
p
property . P
names, viz.`: D. Kerniek, lot 19, con. 3 ;
W. Hackney, lot 17, don. 11; J. I3��innin,
d A.
lot 7,
▪ 13•
r. ,Ni.
n: 11:
Halls,
ot 14,
1; W.
cock,
lot 5,
con. ; S. McCurdy, l t 26, S. T. .; R.
Hodgins, lot 8, S. W. B.,, The fol owing.
farmers' sons were added to the 1 : A.
Moir, G. Moir, R. Dempsey,: J..B utt,- J.
Moir, G. Moir, S. McMaster, J. Moir,
D. Moir, S. Batten, E. Clark, W. Clark,
G. Godbolt,. J. Gillfilllan, J. Brown, W.
Brown, J. Russell, J. Monteith, C Mon-
teith, P. Madge, S. Madge, A. Fr er, G.
Fraser, S. Passmore, , F. Davis, J Fran-
cis, J.
Kirk,
:amm,
n, E.
• Bis-
Haw -
W.& of Ei of lot 25, cdn, 7 ; J. a
Campbell, lot 17, con. 9; J. Easery
can. 3; Wm. Mahon, §i lot 10, co
G. Irvine, lot 13, con. 12; J. Harris,
lot 18, con. 11; P. Burjns,Ei lot 6,c
J. Gourley; E. pt. lot 1, on. 7; S. P.
Si lot 11, con. 6 ; W. Westcott,
con. 2 ; I. ;Carling, pt lot 22, con.
May, lots 8 and 9, co . 1; J. Ha
lot 14,con. 4 ; J. H gg, N. pt.
cis, W. McGill, J. -J
Bowerman, W. H.
W. Kirk; R. Kirk, 3
R. Taylor, J. Taylor
Small, W. Skinner,
sett, W. Fisher, G.
nes, J. Fra
farshall, D.
Comm, R.
D. Parkins
WP. Coultis,
Horton, T.
Mr. Kalbfleisoh, seconded by Mr. Geiger,
that the clerk notify S. Martin to remove
his fence from the side line between lots
10 and 11 -Carried. Moved and carried
that the case of Mrs. Corbet be not en-
tertained by this Council as they think
she is not a resident of Hay. Council ad-
journed to meet on Saturday, June 23rd,
at 10 o'clock A..M.
kins.
COIINCIL MEETING--Atthe close of the
Court of Revision, the Council met when
M� Cr.M'll T the following business was transacted i
Hemphill. N. Allen and J. R. Forsyth Moved by T. M. Kay, seconded by D.
were appointed. auditors.
perform
Kalbfleisch a call, as the lumber an
shingles are first class.
- EDUCATION. -The school attendance o
this section has 'increased so rapidly fo
the last six months that the trustees
have found it necessary to engage an ass
sistant teacher. The average attendance
of pupils for the last three months was
about 90. This year the trustees hay+
been persuaded to open a French class in
the school, and for this purpose they hay
engaged. Mr.; Besue to conduct the Frenc
department.) I
HARD TO BEAT. -Some time age an ad
vertisement eppeared in the Irish Canacls
an to the effect that whoever would sen,
in the most•words, written ou a postal
card would receive a handsome prize. M
Benue, the 'rench tutor, has just sent
his card with the enormous number i f
2,135 words written on it, and only
written one way on the card. The let-
ters and words are .all legible, and cap
be read at arm's length. Mr, Besue states
that it took him. seven hours to acco.nd-
Millar, that R. Marquis add J. Domini -be
Drysdales
DOMINION DAY. -It is the intention of
the villagers to have a grand celebration
on Dominion Day. The Committee is de-
termined to spare no pains in making this
the richest treat of the season.
NEW PARSONAGE.- The members of
the Roman Catholic Church of this place
have let the contract for the erection off
a new brick manse for their pastor. The
contract was awarded. to Mr. Holtzman,
of Zurich, for $1,000. the bushel.-
a
'
Dglz rs.-Cater$illar by
Potato bugs by the thousands. -Fine
showers on Saturday last.- Crops are
looking very well in the neighborhood,
except hay, which is rather short owing
to the dry spring.
1JNI.oADEl).-The schooner Todman, o
Goderich, unloaded a large consignment
of lumber, lath and shingles for Messrs.
J. & H. Kalbfleisch. The cargo consisted
of 102,000'feet of lumber, 60,000 lath
60,000 shingles, which were safely unload
ed on the beach, at this place, on Thurs
day last. Farmers and others who in en
building would do well to give Messrs -
i
JUNE 15,..1877.
Ashfield -A. Milliken. Rev. Mr. Brock,
who has filled the position of pastor to
the Clinton church for the past three
years, goes to Guelph, and Rev, W. C.
Henderson, of Goderich, goes to Sarnia,
where'' he has been made chairman of
the district.
-A disgraceful affair took place be-
tween two uMen. named Richard. Sellars
and Wm. Govier, in the village of Blyth,
a few days ago, It seems that Govier's.
chickens were destroying Sellars' garden,
and had .destroyed the first growth to
such an extent as to cause replanting,
Sellars asked Gooier,; civilly and respect-
fully, to shut up his chickens, but to no
purpose, and -thus Sellars had to resort
to the last and most effectivemeans of
saving' his coshootp. He' took his gun and
commenced ing the chickens, but
no sooner slid he commence than out
came Govier with a handspike, and Sel-
lars' had to run for his life. Govier
pommelled
caught him and however,
him, Sellars offering no resistance, and
had not others interfered it is 'generally
believed that he would have been murder-
ed. Gooier was summoned before Squire
Wilson, and for thisgrave assault he was
let off with a fine of $1 and costs. Sel-
lars Was for some time in a dangerous
condition, Nit is now recovering. The
excitement in the
re
at d restt
affair offal
g
usually quiet village;
asisissosasalwameimmiNwszene
push his work,. This is certainly. very
allowed to their statute labor on hard to beat, and we predict Mr. Bes e
MQ Mop.
the side line between! lots 25 and 6, con. carries home 'the prize.
Council met on the 2nd inst. as a Court ed by T. M. Kay; that owing to an error Huron Teachers' Assoc anon,
of'Revision, when the following business in statute labor lists; all parties owning The • annual meeting of . the Hun
as transacted : So a two or three ap- property in different'divisions'are hereby Teachers' Association was held in Cli
w & � -
peals were presents and only one sus- allowed to do their work in -the 'vision ton on Friday and Saturday last. n
tallied, viz.: Mr. b . Grieve's piper- in which they reside --Carded,. ' Moved Friday afternoon the meeting was call d
ty reduced $200. h� following named by D. Millar, seconded by: T: . Kay, to order by . Mr. Dewar, and after 't e
farmers' sons were ordered to be placed that $125 be spent in each ward f r grad- reading of the minutes of the previots
on the roll : Michael Dillon, John Wall, .ing and gravelling -Carried. M ved by meeting by Mr. G. Sheppard, and -ther
Henry. Longworth, Wer. -Davidson, Jos. ; T. M. Kay, seconded. by T. Ha s, • that adoption by the association, and oth
D rrance, Thos. MOIlroy, Robt.. A. 'Moll- the electoral divisions for voting f r mem- preliminary matters. R. H. Danb ir•
ror,, Wm. Nash, Tobias Nash,. Thomas hers of the Legislative Assembly be the read his essay on Analytical Arithmeti
Nash, Robt. H. Pattison, 'Wm. Hewitt, same as those now in use for municipal and exhibited on the blackboard h
Robt. Hewitt, John McCallum, .James purposes; that by-law No. 9 for 187a5be method of conveying arithmetical ii
Ryan,.M chael Ryan. r Also that Archi• rescinded, and that the clerk dr by-struction to the children under his supe
bald Menzies I , for Lots �n 13 ----_a_-..,.,, therewith-f^!arriPr�_ ..
--.,.__.a.. ,...,7 ,.F.,•,..
COUNCIL MEE G. - The McKillop
7 -Carried. Moved byEJ.'Halls, econd-
•
which appeared
and 14, in the 12th an 13th concessions. comprehension. Mr. Strang follow
A: number of accounts' were Passed includ-
,ing $5 for charity to W,idow Cahill. Mov-
ed by Air Kerr, seeontled bY W. Evans,
that a debenture b g' anted to the treas-
urer for $35.78 in 1
his possession, whi
sessor for $76•. for
The clerk was ins
Canada Company o
the Ni cif lot 6, con.
the N-1 of lot 6, con. l, to give an outlet
•te the -water, as it appears the roads are
obstructed and damaged thereby. The
council Will hold nn adjourned. meeting
of the Court of Reyision at Leyden's ho-
tel on the last S turday of June at 10
ctclock A. M.
ronbrook, Mi s Do
iss Nevans,. of Car-
ney, of Seaforth,
and Mr. B. nks, Stratford, whose
. singing was Ally magnificent, and the
a. success of th musidal part of th.`e core -
a their efforts. The organ was presided
over by Miss eVans. The ehureh was
r.
eu of two old notes in
h ave becothe worth -
are in favor of the as -
is services-, Carried.
rti thd to notify the
ig a ditch through
; also the owner of
r. filled to the doors both morning and
0e, evening, and, altho gh the weather was
us a little chilly still he day was fine, and
' Thealtlitchell Brass Band plaYed in front I tutted in Canada:
sarancewill be pro
ir. of the thurc door number of excellent
East Huron. 497-5
SIC / LetBetARY. -0
volumes have be
to side of the own, verlooking thb River '
of St. john's Ch
ng Thames, is o Gothte style of atchitec-
' IMPROVED Pi
rains, dunng th
long, includi Arai sept. and. veqtry, by -
the farmers' prospects for good. c
35 wide, and capaly e of accemniodating
rising to a- h ight o about 50 f et, sur- Tint Banta- :t fr. Holland, of
mounted by cross aud it is th inten- has been re-ent aged as mastei
tion to put a' spire on, as soon as time ssels band, The band goes
Bru
w, which wilt make 0 eta ative demenstration charged that lam mit on collIctor's roll
h. The interior of on -the 19th inst.
-Carried.
ed by Mr.
Murray, the veter
smith, has' purch
and horse power,
the longer he wor
lese enable him to
faction to his pat
MORE FINE S
sale of thoroughb
held in London la
n thresher Of Tucker -
sed from the Messrd.
tford, a new separator
paying' for the same
is one of the oldest
s the more popitlar he
w machine tVill doubt -
give even better satis-
ons than he hal hith-
OCII. -At the auction
ed. short hem stock,
t week Mr, James Dick-
son purchased three very fine animals.
One of these, a•yearling heifer,wat 'calved
in January, 1876,1 took the first prize at
ehased by Mr. Dickson for 8485. The
eeond is a four-yparsold cow. This ani -
al was imported from Kentudkyl by Mr.
. Craig. She tpok the first Prize at
he Western Fair in,1875, and the'second
prize at the Provincial Exhibitionland the'
Western Fair in 1876, beating four im-
-law in Moved by J. Halls, seconded b T. M.
patbmaster in place of Samuel avis -
Carried. 'Moved by J. Halls, conded
by T. M. Kay, that whereas W. Smillie,
a cripple has requested the co ncil to
have him taken to the Toronto ostittal,
that said request be complied wit , should
the expenses, upon enquiry,- not exceed
40 cents per day, and that Mr. J. Shier
attend to the same -Carried. On motion
Council adjourned to first Saterday in
July at 10 o'clock. 1
MEETING. -The Court of Revieion was
held, pursuant to notice, at the township
hall, Zurich, on June 2ad. All the mem-
. hers of the Connell present ahd duly
sworn, when the Court was o ganized,
e same.
t for the
assess -
• tried,
helands
pany
'er acre -
parted animals. She wascalved
her 1873, and as' purchased
DiCkson for $430 The third .
was a calf belong ng' to -this cow. These
nimals are .gene -ally admitted by corn-
etent, jud8es to be 'among the best that
ave been iinportedinto this county,land
efforts to iceprove the stock of the town-
ship: will be eminently succes ful and
Pratitahle alike t himself and -h s -neigh-
bors.
n Octo-
y Mr.
urchase
with the Reeve as chairman of t
An appeal of J. Spackman, age
Canada Company, against thei
ment ad being overcharged, w
when it Was moved by Mr. -Mc
onded by Mr. Kalbfleisch, that
belonging to the canada Co
by Mr. McColl, that the following altera-
tions be made in the assessment roll,viz. :
Village lots 67 andl 68 Zurich o be as -
assessed for Et lots:26 and 27, on. 7, in
place of H. Shaeffe'r; G. McLebd for S.
and WaSwinnerto4 for lot 1, ccn. 2, and
that the following lots be taken from the
non-resident roll and placed on the resi-
12, to F. Armstrolg ; 8.11. lot 13, to John
lot 17, con. 7, to S. Carlisle; ti .1 pt. lot 6 passed ever his b.ody, and he susta
several severe bruises, but had. no belles
con. 8, to V, Resler ; Sl lot 4, bon 13, to' broken. . The horses pulled up again t a
. , ' post their harness being much dama ed
for second-class Candidates," and it was
a pity that more of this class were nbt
1,1
present to listen to such a well -deliver d
and instructive address. After a sh
address on school registers from r.
Dewar, the association adjourned till the
levening, when they re -assembled. in the
town hall, to hear the lecture and w t -
rt
nese the experiments in chemistry to
given by Dr. May. The lecture was tr ly.
instructive an d, interesting, and. the exper-
iments were very brilliant and attrictik e.
On Saturday mornina the Association e-
cers for the ensuing year, Dr. May g
some further experiments, and Mr. c-
Faill, of Seaforth, delivered .an addr ss
On the "Centre of Gravity and Smith's'
Statics," and Mr. Huston gave a b4ef
address on " Object, Lesson Teaching."
It is gratifying to observe -the . interest
thatis taken -in the propedings . of the
Association ,by tea.chers, as they are 'by
i.
this means making- the better prepa a -
ren under their cire. The officers Idea
lars, Secretary ; and Mr. S. Hicks, Dele-
gate to the Provincial Association Meet -
Huron Notes.
On Thursday- of last week, as
Robt. Bacom, Goderich Township,
working at statute labor on Con. 6, near
GREIAT OFFERING
oF
CHEAP DISS GOODS
r.
as
Porters' Hill, he met with a painful a
dent. He was driving to a gravel pit
get a load, when his horses, a fine spi
ed team of colts sired by Fisher's
cock, got frightened and. ran a
throwing Mr. Bacona out. The wa
ci-
to
it-
ea -
on
ed
'MIS WEEK AT
iiimarealeinamasameamememamail
NOTED CHEAP
RY :GOODS 8TORE.
WO offer 1
0 pieces tef Dress Goods at frone8
cente to 15 c nts per yard, worth 25 to 40 cents -
this is, withent exception, the
gsonoff;eSr t;
and the wagon slightly so.
5, con. 5, --Several gentlemen from Wing
T. WerrY had an interview at Toronto with r.
John Gordon, President of the Toro to,
GREAT,EST BARGAIN
We ever heti to offer to our Customers, and we
hope to see them
CLEA
ED OUT IN TEN DAYS.
THIS WEEK WE
ondecl by Mr. Mc oll, that the subject of Grey and Bruce Railway, in reference to
increasing the*lands in cons. 1, 2 and 3 to the contemplated branch to Wingham.
$40 per acre be taken into consideration Mr. Gordon expressed himself strongly in
favor of building the branch, alleging,
In all the
at the iiext meetirg of the Co irt of Re-
vision -Carried. The Cpurt adjourned,
to meet on Saturday, Jute 23 d. 'After however, the inability of the Company piii En
to make any cash advances. We under-
stand that, the necessary rails can be ob- . d
nn er the
adjournment the Council met and trans-
tained at a very reduced rate froth the .
acted the folloWin business : 'Moved by
REDUCEALL OUR SILKS
25 'CENTS PER YARD
To make a Clearancej our Mr. HAUS having
Ilt
A Seciond Stock of Silks
le in PARIS Last Month*.
A FEW PIECES OF
d 80 cents per yard by the piece, or
5 °mite added if cut,.
HE LADIES.
Beg to int mate to the Ladies of Seaforth and
surroundin
thear Gen
facture of
g country that they have added to
ral Dry 'Goods Business the Manta
LAME!' JACI4TS AND MANTLES
NEWEST STYLES 'and Made of the
MATERiAL. This Department is
Charge al
Mr,- Kalbfleisch, s;onded by Mr. Geiger; Ggiid Trunk Company. Mr. Gordon .
FARMERS'. Insure in the Agrictiltural that Cr; MeLeod be pathmaster instead Of stated that the Company would in.' all
a - as, probability, .before many inonthe, be
looking for additional bonuses front: the .
lad the only Licensed Fire of D. Mack, and K. Werner inetead of J.;
F. Rickbeil-Car ied. Moved by Mr, different municipalities with the. vieW of
AN IlateleEST IN HAlertattarter. -A couple
of weeks ago a woman named Isab Ila
Buteltard called at the residenee of Mr.
D. *McGregor, in Harpurh4, and re re-
sented. that she was koraeless and frie
less, and. that owiner to her peculiar c
. dition she could not get any person to . the church i
give her shelter. Mr. and. Mrs. ilc- ing .being
4; regor very humanely -took her in nd finished -in o
told her she might stay with them f r a walls with or
cau-ple of weeks until she would be ti to is also a gall
go to service and earn her own living church, whi
again, or uatil they could , secure he r a number of
plac&-ia the Lying-in Hospital, in Tor a style in ke
church. Th
work and p
of Mitchell,
and upon being questioned she said she work of wh
had been sick ill night. Mrs. McGregor these gentle
sent lasr baolt to bed and accompanied 1 that both t
ptiv attended to Address
-sele , Agent for South and
Wilson, seconded y Mr. Geiger, that a,
Solda,n perform hi statete la, tor on the
blind. line north o the Metho ist church
ignan be
ed by M4
Carried.
nst whom
ent of the
' same without ,ilelay, and if no paid with -
that J. Count be refunded $7,1being over
ried. Moved) seeonded and carried, that
for 1874, and [that James Bo thron, as -
LIVERY STABLE8.1---At last meeting of sessor be paid lis salary, $7
lieense ' to livery stables. Persons in Kalbfieisch that $200 be gr
that line Woold do well to o tain license • proVe the bctunclary line between the
te protect themselves. - townships of Till and Stant y, to meet
MARK ETS. --Fall 'wheat, $1 30 to $ l 42; the amount vete by the Cou cil of Stan -
spring, $1 27 te $11,30 ; oats, 50c to 53c; ley -Carried. I oved and • arried. that
peas, i Oc to /4c; barley, 4,sc to b0c; hay, each councillor e empotvered to spend
$10 to $12 ; wool, 25c to 26c ; rtgge, 10e ; $150 in impro!ving the roads pa their re-
botter 16c to 17o. spective diviqion , the money not to be
ia the weather during the past eek has, ed that Gee. cLeod be paid $62,
iv
FIRE FROTECI702::.-The gre t change paid natil the ta es are collected. Order -
we are afraid, e. tinguished the question to redeem lot 203, which was sold. for
of fire protectip . It will likely revive taxes by error ; and that D. .13ell be paid
again if we get
e hundred and forty new _ at Faunsvilleaand that W.
a added to the library
rch Sunday Sciool. . placed' On S. Carlisle's list
the treasu
parties aga
ing the pay
d- and means all
n- it over 100 eat hi
aticel
overe
amen
a -
to. On Monday morning -last, as she lid
not get up as early as usual, Mrs. Me.
Gregor called her. T.Tpon coming down
stairs it was noticed that she looked, ill Mr- Meelay of
ch refl
en as
oroug
decorated, the ceil-
he transept and side
al plastering. There
ry at he south end of the
is capable of seatit Quite
eople, and is fieishe off in
ping with the rest of the
contractor fors the brick
and t at of the woodwork
he same place, the
eta great credit on
eehanics, and shows
ly understand their
•
some very dry weather. $9.69 for timber tor culvert ! Moved. by
widening the gauge, and that extra e
would require to be made -to carry ou.
much desired change.
-The follewing is the second dr
the appointments for the Goderich
trict, in connection with the Meth
church : Goderich-James Presto
A. 3. Wallace. Clinton-Robt. Fo
M. D. Londesboro-Robert D
Holmesville-Joseph Philp and J.
Foote: Seaforth-Geo, Buggin.
hurt, superannuated. Fullarton-
S. Fisher and R. R. Maitland. Mo
-Ezra A. Fear, under the directi
Mitchell, Stratforda-M. Benson
John W. Cooley. Harmony -F
E. Nugent. Bayfield -James roley
and Robt. Treleaven. Kippen-james
Livingstone. Dungannon -James Cas-
well ; L. 0. Rice, superannuated. Kin-
cardine -Hall Christoperson. Be vie- -
I. Crane and. S. Staples ; James G
supernumerary. Teeswater-Dani
Thompson. Brussels -C. E.- St
Walton -John G. Fallis. Wing
George A. Mitchell, M. A. Belgr
.AN EXPEIONCED CUTTER
orts In whom we have every confidence in mom.
this
mending to those who may favor us with their
ft of Orders. Ladies will find in this Depattment
dis-
dist
and
vler,
EriENSIVE STOCK
•
vey. Of the Very Latest Mantle Cloths to Select front
url-
Mit-
John STYLE, FIT AND FINISH'
cton
ri of
mat Combined with Moderate Charges, Guaranteil
WE ARE ll'ONV SHOWING SAMPLE
, MANTLES
1
dais, I Of our own manttfacture, in addition to a Very
affiraWkeedi large, Stock of Foreign Make. We Invites
'\ NO TROUBLE TO SHOW THEM.
ve-
Waddell ; John Walker, Superannuated. . A. G.,McDOUGALL & Co.
WHOLE No. 49*
11EA-14 ESTATE FOIL ,1e
VOR SALE. -For Sale, a new frame
• one-fiftle of an aereloa situated on 1
Street, Seaeorth, eheap for cash or on WO.
the owner is keying Sealorth.
STRONG, Land Ageut.
TTOTEL FOR SALE -In the Villagel
-a-s- hey, with goodaccommodatiou for If
,aeso good stabling ana driving; sheds, *
of land more orless. It will be sola tho.,
to MRS. DILL, Seaforth O.
VARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot a!
-la 18, McKilloppeontaining 50 acres, 1
one exiile from gravel road, end eoa
churches, schools, &e. Price $1,800. )
STRONG, Land Agent, Seaforth.
VARII FOR SALE. -100 acres, 85 tie
soiVvren watered, well fenced, spleaal,
school house adjoining ; two-story briel
good outbuildings. Per particulars *Ili
BELL j. ROSS, Roagetville, Out.
SALE. -A two storey frame lion
ale buildings, situated on the Markel
Seaforth, for sale or to rent. The buil
For particulars apply to W. N. WX.,
forth, or to DANIEL GORDON, Godei
TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.e
ea --a that comfortable and coneenie,n
dwelling house and Iot, adjoiniag tie
Episcopal Church, omelet present *cell
W. S. Robertson. The house eontal
dining room, parlor and 5 bedrooms.
lar and woodshed, also hard and soft
stable. The lot is a corner lot and te
block of the Mehl Street. Apply to ea
VARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot
'a: township of ti,rey, County of 1
taining 100 acres of good laud, 58 ue
balance timbered with Beech, Maple
New frame bank barn and stable. A ce
orehard of 50 trees. The above farM
from Brussels station, Greet Western I
only 2a miles off gravel road, For 1
Oculars apply to JOHN LOWE on the]
Brussels P. 0,
VARM FOR SALE.-Neeth half of 11
-12 8, township of Morris, eon-Web:1g
of whach are cleared. mid in the very
cultivation; good brick house, taw
driving house ; good beefing orehara,
watered ; is situated 6 miles from 13
Blyth stations, on the Great Westre
For tmens Apply to P. LYNN, on the
Proprietor.
.VARM FOR SALE.--nr Sale, East:
e -aa Con. 4, Tmeaberry, County of Hee
big 50 acres, 40 -acres cleared ; good I
and stable, also good beariug orchani.
miles from Wroxeter Station and al
Possession givert'lst September, 1877,
ptertiettlars apply to ROBERT RIC1L4
the premises, Bluevale P. 0,, or to -C. ti
Brussels P. 0, with stamp for &newer.'
WARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lote
land; about 70 of -which are eleared,
good hardwood bush; frame honse,
schools, churches, &a. Is situated a.le
from Seaforth and 1 mile from Brucen
on a good gravel reed. For further
apply to the proprietor on the premir
letter to Brucefield P. 0. THOMA
WARM FOR SALE. -For sale Lot
cession I, L. R. S. Tnekersinith, eel
acres, 80 of which are cleared, well fene
ed. There ie a new brick holm, fr
stables, sheds &e. Also a first class
plenty -of water. Also 20 acres in 1,1
Braeelield. The 'arra thive
mile of Brucefield station and isaboti
from the -village. Apply 'to the imam
premises or to Brett:field Ia. O. WILLI
COTT.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SA.L11-4
east half ef Lot Concession :1
containing 50 acres, known tbe
This farm is situated within one milee
ter of Seaforth, The lanais of the ehoi
buildings. The farm is well plant'ed
ornamental trees is in exeellent °We
fenced, It is adn'llrably suited. for a re
man, a dairy -man or market gaa-dia
easy, apply to the proprietor on the la
Seaforth P.O. E. TESKY, Proprietor
-a-a beautiful farm, eoreprieing Lc*
, eaul the north three-quarters Of Lot lI
aumnabwe la.,t e 1,(*) Id ,1 -taheed eirtinne: niise no.t‘>ttnalolle'rtehh:::rise:e111:
185 ackes are cleared and the bale*
road, midway between Seslorth and Be
farm is in a good-stete of taltivatioue
particulars ,adiberie SAMUEL HANN
potto=hz,:aun.asa. young orchard.
WARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lota
-sa Coe. 6, Stanley. containing 09 acree
aro cleared and about 40 acres in
withia ow; mile of the village of Varna;
are churches, schools, and all village Ili
There is a choice of four gooa inarke
miles, the nearest being within 4 to11,
a good dwelling house and frame ra
consisting of barn, horse and cow ate
shed, sheep pens, &e. Plenty of water
tra good orchard. There is a. eheeee:
corner of Olefin -pi wheel meet be pui
the farm if desited. Imowdiate posse .
to the proprietor en the premises or to;
THOMAS JOHNSTON, Jr-
TPAAM. FOR SALE. ---For Sale, Lot
L.R.S., Tuckers/nit)), containing
of which are cleared and in a good stat
tion, the balance is well thaberea
kitcben %els, with atone cellar nude
and kitchen ; a good. frame barn 60
house 46x30, with stone basemcnt
house.; the Whole length of both
from the cattle hoese below is a large;
20x9, deg out of the sole' bank, built o
and lime awl arched over with brick,
Proof ; there are 3 wells, each about
built up with brick, and are no,er-faili
plums, elmrries, grapes, awl smal
about 300 roods of drains with Wee
down ; the stables are all ileoresi wi '
fully, and evenly ; also log ban
sta.bles, situated 7 railer; froze Ex
Seatorth, and :2 from Heusali station..
to :Aire& awl ehurches. Terms -
paid dime the lam:tin/ler to suit P
ply to tler proprietor on the proxiir,es
IMPORTANT NOT':
-a-a- that Mr. Houston wrote an awn).
a female child, 2 months old,
strong, should apply to E.- SMAL
P.
to wager the sum of sa100 that la
a Spirie Level, Box a Compass, or ha
laly better than any young man in 1.
ed by either of the undersigned un
e SO, for removing stumps and le
three . acres of tho Agricultural Or
vartieulars as to the manner in whie
18 tO be done can be xeceived from
members of the Committee. THO
A. TOUNG, M, Y. MeLEAN-Commit