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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1879-06-06, Page 5JUNE '6; 1870 2:20- They have vent ,= in the pursuit of th' is anal. 11. one of them has beertauceew'N ti looked Rp011 his horse eau_ treaatire of earth. ate 'ma e roially among his fellow:caw' "el. words have failed to a ' aness. A 2:20 road horse a o represent a small to ner is a man to be envied. stable he has ten 2:20 ily is farm he has a score or flier have beatea 2:2.0 or id doing so at an early rvellous C0IlOctjo1L at trot ina.kes him the foremost rata hi or any other age. sh and Garcte Law5. ettiate of the Huron Expositor. :Ile Society here for the pa, f fish awl game lia.ve pro LI of the saw mill retell jazz' • oaaa throwing saw dust and rol the several branches a gni in contravention of tas Act. They have been breftk. W for so 'flatly years ; that u they make such a ery aboto lished at present. I hear tali lien aro going to get the atk. -4 Mr. Farrow to get the lair Lt once, so that they anal bei .1 up tile rivers with saw dt* :rubbish. It will be well les i,Na to look - after the littera* Ople generally, as well as tat men. Rivers and c,reeii kept clean. SETTLER. Huron Notes. Llixeter Council are Making al. ith a view to establish e factory in that town. al buildings are iu connect the village a Dungannon, *s a degree a prosperity. nnthw Ogilvie & }Litchi mot, ich, shipped by the Manito ;tither' Bay Company, 400 hagi rs. P. and A. Fisher, et . have sold their carding rale -, Mr. M. iladwert, cx Teem, Win. Walsh, Centralia., la. loss of a favorite dog. Tha as lost in Exeter about the last month. Exeter races will take pleee. lay and Wednesday, July let 'A large amount of money will 1, in prizes this year. Amble brood mare belonging les. Russell, of Morris, dieda, e ago at 23 years. During lea! he had given birth to no lest t valuable cats. qechanics" Institute of Exeter; A replenishiug their library. Enow in possession of a goati literature which awaits thel F of the public. evening of the 21th as Ilk ! itarriston were driving wrest at Wroxeter the horse took ran away, upsetting the tie iug the occupants out, andia- somewhat severely.' Iowick circuit of the Canada church has been divided, aid lage with Grange Hill appoint -1 oo4} form a new one. Lakelet mit is to be joined to Clifford! hite Wroxeter, Behnore aud. I to be made into a new cif- 1 anada Methodists of Exeter ns of securing the servicea of I ...Mitchell, who has minister - a during the past year, for the 1 sax.. They await with smile! he decision of conference I in session this week in Loa- i . Foster, who left Grey tewn- three years ago to engage in ry business in the State of .s, returned, and has cam- airationa on his own farm -m in Ontario is a much odor t than, a business in any State on. n Saturday's storm the frame G. Moser's new tin shop in - blown don and part of the iSOII'S bank was crushed in by timbers. W. A. Paree house down, and considerable dam - inn: importance was done in Out in the country, barna :.fed, and fences leveled to the eptli el 870 feet, the drill r. Matthew- Porter in borifl ,the Myth works, broke, an .[Yory little prospect of teted from its bed. "This la unate for Mr. Porter, for not time and that of his ena steal, but it is not improbable ?ring of a new shaft may he aeday of last week, as sorae Fere engaged on a scaffolding from the ground, effecting s to the windMill of flora Goderich, the supporta recipitating one man named ho ground, breaking one of two places. Mr. John Me- '‘..fineer, was injured by a por- debrig striking hircroa Although lie remained in ao iible state for about an houri to report that he is able to usual. Thorne, of Exeter, has been the Reflector a deed owl -execute, transferring 5 PO' 1 situate in the County ef amid, te an English Baron, into a curiosity. The tin,' is written on redelined, . and occupies four closelY gtoii, each &bent three feet kingi. total surface of about tt denanuscript. Tbe admiralle, and the extent- ; -.4. compares favorably wall the deed. For instance, liolph Lord Clinton E around reistard Zachary Hamm°tt. it. auctuneut gives the past the estate back to the Nor - • t. and would be a "Let le of eur registrars. flay last an accident oar - [flay terminate fatally. The man is Robert Taylor, Sal Taylor, Huron Road, a.boirn lit •Goderi• ch. Parties were 11 for him, ana when dawn- ta3 let it Taylor asked to ,W it locked: when readY L made some bantering re- t being able to climb up the. ten on top, without ha his atteraptina it, ohat iis inability to °do so- •°1 e hold on to the upper et Id climb up_ When tell ePt. from the top he concludeo, JUNE 6, 1879: THE H RUN EXPOSITOR. sa, • lie would prefer being hoisted by the wirallass, while this WaS ling at- ' terapted he lost his hold, and. fell a dis- tance of about 40 feet, receiving in - vies from. which it is feared. he ca.nnot 3 recover. —The residence of Mayor ,Willson, aVingliam, had a narrow escape from fire last Friday. A spark from the kitchen chimney ignited the shingles ou the roof. By the prompt application of a little water it was soon extinguish- ed. --On Monday last at Gorrie, as Mr. T. G. llohnee and Burns Smith were *working above the dam getting out logs with a raft composed of a few loose boards laid across two logs, several boys onped on for a, sail, but got a swim. The raft separated. over a hole fif- teen feet deep, and two of the boys who could not swim would have been drowned but for the superhuman exer- tions of Mr. Holmesr , —at a meeting of the Huron Pres- bytaay, held in Clinton last' week, ar- rangements were made for the induc- tion of Rev. Mr. Clendenbing into the pastoral charge of Grand Bend. The induction will take place on June 26th. The Rev. A. Y. Hartley will preside, Rev. Mr. McCoy will preach, Rev. Mr. Denby will address the minister, and' Fay, C. Fletcher the congregation. The Rev. A: Y. Hartley. was appointed as Commissioner to General Asserdbly, but reeigned in favor of Rev. Mr. Thomp- son, of Brucefield. Grey. Smoak REPour.—The following is the result of three written examinations of the seuior classes, and the correct stand- ing of the junior forms of School Sec- tion No. 2, Grey, for the month.of may, . 1879. The ?fourth class examinations were based on geometry, Algebra and Arithmetic, the others on Arithmetic, geography and reading: Fourth class —Mary A. Hislop 245, Sarah G. Smith 204, Christina Richardson 122. , Senior Third class—Ellen J. Turnbtll 275, Elizabeth Williamson 211, John Har- ris 207; Jane Ann Shaw 205, Maggie Sellers 190, Wm-. Watson 134. Junior Third class—Maggie Hislop 239, Mar- garet A. McAllister 218, Annie Sellars 208, Martha Smith 196, Marion Wat- son 179, Thos. Turnbull 159, Arch. DunCa,nson 138, Adam Duncanson 123, Maggie H. Hislop 120, John Clark 87, Mary A. Richardson 102, Euphemia Campbell 83, Eliza A. Harris, 81. Sen- ior Second olass, lst W. F. Ramsay, 2d. C. B. Wilbee, 3d S. M. Shaw and I. J. Askin, 411 Wm. Geo. Clark. Junior Second. Class, lst D. Ballantyne, 2nd - Eliza Williamson, 3rd M, McGavin, 41h J. B. Morrison. Second Part of lst class—lst John Duncanson, 2nd Sarah McDonald, 3d. D. McKay, 4th G-eorgina Smitla First division of lst class—lst E, J. liceravirt, 2d M. Morrison and W. Duucanson, 3d_.E P. Richardson, 4th John Williamson. Second division, - 1st S. Harris, 2nd Sarah Williaansoa,3d Jane Johnstone. Third. division—lst M. J. Turnbull, 2d H. Clarke, 3d R. Johnston, 4th Jars. Hislop. CouNcit, MEErnro.—,Council met at Dames' Hotel, Cranbrook, May 26, as Court of Revision. Members all pre- sent. Reeve in the chair. Lot 35, concession 15, was reduced. $50; and lot 35, concession 16, reduced $100. John McTaggart's assessment of personal property was reduced $50, real property assessment to stand. Samuel Love re- duced $100 on personal property. On motion, the Court of Revision adjourn- ed, to meet again at Tuck's Hotel, Cranbrook, on the 281h of June. Pe- tition of A. Bremner and 21 _others, praying the Council to parythe medical attendance for D. Dutzel, an indigent. Moved. by Jacob Keifer,seconded by John Hislop, that the medical bill ($30) for said Datzel be Paid—Carried. Jas. McNair applied for repairs on conces- sions 13 and 14; Mr. Oliver to 'attend to it. Joseph Ridley applied to have a diteh dug along the road opposite 28 and 29, concessions 3 and 4. Parties interested. to .agree as to proportions to be paid by the respective owners, when Council will let the contract. George Shiels requested aid to get an outlet for water at rear of his lot. R. Ross ap- plied to have a ditch dug on concessida, 5, lots 24 and 25. Reeve and Mr. Keifer to attend to the matter. N. Long applied to have gravelling dote on boundary of Grey and Logan. R. Rupp applied for gravel from Cober's pit to gravel the road on concessions 7 and 8. John McTaggart applied for aid to pay for filling gravel for road. 110 granted, to be paid on 'certificate of patlimae,er. - By-law No. 13, re dram - age of concessions 5 and 6, read. and provisionally adopted. Clerk to pub- lish the same and Court of Revision for final pasaing, to be held at Tuck's Ho- tel, Craubrook, on June 28:. By-law No. 14, respecting School Section No. 1, read and. passed:, John fla,rbottle's bond react aud signed. by the Reeve on behalf of the Council. The Reeve and. Mr. Oliver were appointed tO' attend. Elma Councii respecting drainage af- fecting Grey. A number of accounts were paid, when the Council adjourned to meet again at Tack's Hotel, Cram - brook, on the 28th of June. LOgan. During the storm on Friday last, a cow belonging to Mrs. Mawherty, of the 3rd concession, Logan, was killed by the falling of a tree in the bush, and. another was so badly injured that it is doubtful whether she will recover. It is an old and sometimes a -true saying that "misfortunes never come singly." The truth of the saying was verified, however, in Mrs. Mawheny's case. On Sunday morning, as she was on her way to church, the seat on which she was sitting tipped back, throwing her baok over to the ground. Her injuries tturhoeu.gli severe are not of a serious na- Brussels. TUE TECUMSEH HOTEL, under the new management has been thoroughly re -fitted, and is nOW one of the mood comfortable and conionodions bowies outside of the cities. 698: RICES.—Brussels Driving Park As- sociation intend holding a one day meet- ing on July lst. Bills will be out in a few days. Prizes to the amount of $500 will be given. The track is in good condition, and a good day's racing may be expected. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.—At the an- nual meeting of the Brussels Mechanics,' Institute, held. on Wednesday last, Jas.. Wilson was elected President, C. R. Cooper Vice -President, F. S. Scott Secretary -Treasurer. The old Board. of Directors were re-elected. The finan- cial report, we are glad to say, shows the Institute out of debt, the first tirae since its formation. It is hoped that the public will continue to give the Directors the aieeessary patronage to keep it in its present financial condi- tion. Since thetfire there have been expended' for books over $400. RAIN STORIC—On Saturday evening last a very severe wind and rain storm passed over the town from west to east. The damage done was not great, shade - and fruit trees suffering the most. A continuous rain fell up to Wednesday evening. The crops all look well, and were greatly in want of ram.. - ....ammamommamm Cromarty. The old Presbyterian Manse was sold here by Mr. D. McPhail on 5tonday, and purchased by Mr. John S-cott, for the sum of $400.- The new manse is in course of erection awl will be com- pleted on or about the lst of November next. Perth Items. —The town of St. Marys has suffered considerablY from fires lately. —Mr. David Swanson, J. P., of Downie, has' purchased 640 acres of land n the Northwest Territory. —The Avonba,uk Sons of temperance have let the contract for a new hall to A. Stevenson, for the sum of $444.44. —Petitions are in circulation through- out the county asking for assistance in aid of the • sufferers by the' late fire in. Dublin. —Messrs. Jchn Murray and James Aitcheson are about to commence tem erection of a new saw mill in the vil- lage of Avonton. —The livery stable of Mr. John Brown, of Carlingford, was totally con- sumed by fire on the evening of the 24th of May. No insurance. • —A few days ago a son of Mr. Rich- ard Kube, of Tavistock, was severely kicked by a stallion. The Loy's nose was broken and. his face seriously disfig- ured. —A chance for those who desire a cheap trip to Nebraska, will be given on June 10th. 'Through coaches will be run from Listowel to Lincoln, Nebras- ka. Fare for the round trip, $31. --Elder Wm. H. Swegmiller, Utah Territory, U. S., delivered a lecture in Stratford last week. He _is making a tour of Ontario for the purpose of advo- eating Mormonism. —A pair of splendid two-year-old steers, destined for the English mar- ket, were brought into Stratford by Mr. George Hyde one day last week. They were of Durham ,variety, and weighed 3,190 pounds. , —Messrs.D. Oliver Sr., John Good, James Brown, John Oliver, and James Roger, left Motherwell neighborhood for Manitoba on the 27th uk. It is their intention if the country pleases them to taiee up land and remove their families. —During the thunder Storm of Sat- urda,y evening a lady in 'Stratferd was stunned by lightning. She Was taking in the newly washed clothes in -the Yard as the steno, came on, when a flash of electricity came down in the locality. She lay insensible for some time. — It is reported. that M. De Lesseps has already commenced the foundation of a company to construct the Panama, Canal. The first subscriptidn of 400,- 000,000 francs will be opened simultane- ously all over the world next Septem- ber, and M. De Lesseps will take out the Balt spadeful of earth. next -New Year's Day. —Messrs. Macdonald, Macpherson & Co., Stratford, lately received from their agent at Fn3erson, Manitoba, an order for three of their celebrated " Standard " steam threshing machines, and three engines to drive the same. The value of the order was $4,200. These machines are for use among the Mennonites, who are already becoming large producers of wheat. disgraceful occurrence took place in a hotel m St. Marys on the evening of the 24th ult. Mr. Henry Barbour was attacked. and felled to the floor with a beer bottle by a young man named. Woolway, who, not contentwith striking down his victim, Tepeated the blow, cutting his head in a fearful man- ner, and seriously endangering his life. It was for some tithe thought the results might be fatal, but he is recovering. —Robert Jones, one of the partici- pants in the row which occurred at Bornholm at the last municipal election, was bat week fined $50 and costs by the Stratford Police Magistrate. The charge against the defendant was that he had strulck one Keyes over the head with the butt end. of a whip. Jones has been absent; in the States since the conennasion of tlae alleged offence,which accounts for thel case not -having been more summarily disposed of. — Last Friday night a tramp was ar- rested in an empty dwelling in Strat- ford. On an inventory being made of his stock -in -trade, which consisted of "a well:assorted Stock -of general mer- chandise," in addition to varied. and sundry fighting weapons, it was found to be as follows :—A heavy six -barreled Colt's revolver, anal supply of ammu- nition for same, such as powder, balls and caps ; a, murdereus looking knife, the blade of which Wes two feet long, and the handle of corresponding length; 5 hats of different shapes and styles, 4 fur caps, 5 pair pants, 4 coats, 3 vests, 6 shirts, 5 grain bags. On being arraign- ed before the Police Magistrate on Sat- urday morning the tramp gave his Dame as Davis, and said he belonged to Cayuga. He was fined. $20 for carry- ing offensive weapons, and ordered. to leave town,..which he did forthwith. ! Births. HARTLEY—In McKillop, on tlae 30th ult., the wife of Mr. James Hartley of a daughter. BELL—In Vaughan, on the 318t ult., the wife of Mr. Thos. Bell of a daughter. • .. • Marriages. CAMPBELL—VANCE—By the Rev. H. Berry, on the 28th ult., at the residence of A. Smith. Esq., Wallace, George Campbell, Esq , of Howick, to Adeline Vance, of Cartwright. BEARD—DUNBAR---At the residence of the - bride's father, on the 21st ult., by the Rev. R. W. Leitch, Mr. Thomas Beard, jr.'of the township of Stanley, to Miss Agnes Dunbar, of the township of Ashfield. • CIISTER—KIRBY—On the 20tli ult., by the Rey. Geo. Olark, at the residence of the bride's father, M. J'ohn A. Caister, to Margaret Ann, daughter Of Mr. Geo Kirby, all of Sunshine, township of Morris. CLARK—SCOTT—On the 28th alt, at the resi- deuce of the bride's father by the Rev. George Clark, Mr. William Clark, Clerk of the town- ahip of Morris, to Miss Elizabeth Ann; eldest daughter of Mr. W. P. Scott, of the township of Morris. FOWLER—EZARD—At Winghamt on the 21st ult., by the Rev. H. McQuarrie, Mr. John Fowler, to Miss Mary ElizabethEzard, both of Wawanosh. CillIPBELL—MoKAY—At the residence of Mr. J. Kelly, Turnberry, on the 27th ult., by the same, Mr. Robert Campbell, of Wellesley, to Miss Maggie McKay, of Winghara. Deaths. GILCHRIST—At Grand Bend, on the 24th ult., Mary, wife of Mr. Peter Gilchrist, aged 48 years. CURR1E—At the residence of her son-in-law, in Troy, Minnesota, on the 22nd ult., Mrs. Jane, wife of A. Currie, Sr., aged 58 yeare. FAMNIERS', Commercial Men, Travel- ers and all others, visiting Brussels, will find the very best accommodation at the Tectunseh Hotel. No Trouble spared to make guests comfortable. Good Stabling and reliable ho o tier. JOHN CAMP, name Proprietor. 598 THE MARKETS. - SELVOATH, Ju.ne, 5, 1879. Fall Wheat • 0 93 to 0 95 Spring Wheat,Fife,per buehele . 0 Eke to 0 92 Spring Wheat,Red0haff,perbusb. 0 83 to 0 85 Oats per bushel. o 0 00 to 0 90 .. 0 50 to 0 55 0.40 to 0 so 0 11 to 0 12 0 ( 8 to 0 09 2 35 to 250 tiO to 800 0 05 to 0 05 Peas per bushel Barley per bushel Butter, No.l, Loose Eggs Flour, per 100 lbs.. Ray Hides, per lb.... Grubby Hides per 100 lbs... ... 4 00 Fallen Hides, per 100 lbs...., 8 00 Sheep skins 0 60 to , 1 25 Salt (retail)per harrol 1 0 85 Salt (wholosale)pex barrel 0 75 Potatoes, per bushel 0 CO to 0 65 Oatmeitl brl 2 E0 to 8 00 Tallow, per 0 09 to 0 05 Beef, in quarters, per 100 lbs350 to 500 Wool, per pound, 0 20 to 0 22 CLIMON, June 5, 1879. Fall Wheat,per bashel. • 0 80 (/ 0 97 Spring Wheat, perbushal 0 66 (ce 0 92 Oats, nor bushel 0 40 g 0 45 Barley, per bushel 0 50 @ 0 60 Peas, per bushel 0 60 @ 0 65 Bator . 0 10 @ 0 l5 Potatoes 0 60 at 0 65 Egge 0 09 (gi 010 Hay,per ton 8 00 (§ 9 00 • LIVERPOOL, June 4.—Spring wheat, 7s 6d to 8s 4d; red winter, 8s 9d to Os 5d; white, 8s 4d to Os 21; club, 9s ld to 98 4d; corn, 4t5 3d; oats, 5s 6d4 bar- ley, 5s ,3d ; peas, 6s 2d; pork, 47s ; beef, 75s Od ; cheese, 41s. TORONTO, June 4.—Fall wheat, $0.95 to $1.1; spring, 90c to 896; oats, 38c to 400.; peas,64c to 65c; barley, 50c to 56c ; baled hay, $11.00 to 812.00; wool, 210; butter, 10 cents to 17 cents; cheese, cents to 9 cents. • LONDON, June 4.—Diehl and Tread- well, $1.65 to $1.68 per 100 lbs.; red fall, $1.65 to 81.70; spring, $1.35 to $1.65; oats, $1.00 to $L10; peas, 85c to $1.05; barley, 90c to $1.25; eggs, .100 ; butter, 9c to 13; dairy cheese, 7 to 8c ; factork, 7c, to 9c; wool, 18c to 20c. • Montreal Horse Market. MONTREAL, June 3.—During the put week 203 horses, valued at , $16,960.50, have been shipped from here to the United States. Among these was a carload of fancy horses, said. to be the best lot shipped from this market this year; they were for Caufman & Son., of Pennsylvania. Animals for com,non use have been in demand during the past week; prices •range from $50 to $100. Heavy draft horses are in demand, but are not in, the market. Cheese 1VIarkets. INGERSOLL, 01*, JIMA 3. — Fifty factorymen and Il buyers were present at the cheese market to -day; 20fa.ctories representing 5,485 boxes; 6ac to 61c was offered; no Sales of importa.nce re- ported; buyers and sellers apart. Part of the day was occupied in discussing the advisability of changing the maeket day from Tuesday to Monday. A res- olution was passed. recommending a change, a vote takeu and carried. The next market will be, as usual, on Tues- day, when it will be decided which day it will beheld on in future. , • Live Stock Markets. MONTREAL, June 2.—During the past wee l4 56 cars of cattle were received at Point St. Charles for shipment to Europe, and 13 cars for the local mar- ket; also 810 hogs, 30 korses and 30 sheep. The shippers of cattle were: J. R. Minhimisk, of London, Ont., 13 cars; H. Johnson,, of Toronto, 14 cars; J. C. Johnson, Toronto, 9 cars; J. P. Wiser, Prescott, 8; W. Carnegie, To - Tonto, 4; G. Walker & Son, Ailsa Craig, 8. There were eleven carloads of cattle on the St. Gabriel market this morning. There was a:brisk demand for choice stock of shipment, but very slow call for butchers' supply. John Stagg sold. three cars, aggregate weight, 66,560 lbs, at 5 cents. Wm. Head bought of Thos. Peart, one load of choice steers and heifers at 5a cents; also, one- car for shipment at 5 cents, and four head, of Wm. Roberts, of Granby, at Cie. Mr. Head sold three cattle to H. Boyd. at 5fc. M. Laporte, of Middleway, sold ten extra cattle at 5110 per lb, to John Bryan, of Quebec, and the balance of a carload to different butchers at 4ie to qc. George Patterson, of Guelph, sold 33 head at $74 each, or 4ic per lb. N. O'Grady, of Whitby, sold. one carload at _ from. $45 to $75 per head, or 420 to 5i0 per lb. P. O'Rourke, of Shakespeare, sold 16 head at 5ic per lb, and $10 over for the lot. Messrs. Hopper & Co. have purchased during the past few days a.baut 400 head. of cattle, a large part of them for shipment, at 51-c to 5ic per lb. T. Hopper received from Kingston two carloads, part of which he disposed. of to butchers at 50; Wm. Head re- ceived from Chicago a load of hogs, and has bought besides sixteen hogs at 5c per lb, live weight. • Local Notices. NEW PRUNES, Cheapest in Town, at ALLEN'S Grocery. 599 TITIINIE SEED at Cost, to clear out lot, at ALLEN'S Grocery. 599 SEE TILE Sotue 25 bars for $1 at ROSE'S Grocery. See that very fine tea at 50 cents, worth 60 cents, and those cheap Raisins and Currants at ROSE'S Grocery. 574 A.a RETAIL.—Goods are being sold. by Private Sale in Stanley Day's Auction Mart, at wholesale rates for cash. Spring Suits made to order, $10 50 to $12 50, 593 THE SEED STORE.—Any quantity Of good Early Rose potatoes for seed at W. H. Mc- Douo_toL & Co's. Sign of the Mamoth Turnip Main Street Seaforth. 597 AUCTION SALE of Dry Goods at Joss' ROGERS, Saturday, May 3rd, afternoon and even- ing and every day following until the whole stock is cleared oat. Goods sold during the morning at Auction prices. 595 THE EXTR1ORDINARY Large Sales of ordered clothing at Wee. Thor, & Co.'s prove beyond argument, that they sell the cheapest and make the best fitting clothes in Town. Please take note of this. 695 F. G. SPIELING, having determined to go out of business, offers his whole stock at cost. Buyers would do well to etell and see for them- selves. This is no humbug. Must be cleared out at once. F. G. SPARLING. 583 PIQUES, PIQUES, PIQUES.—Bargains Ex- traordinary. WM. TETIM & CO. have jUSt received another shipment of White Piques, which they will clear oat at the old figure, 10 cents per yard These goods are deciedly the cheapest in Seaforth. 598 D. D. • osn, Family Grocer, Seaforth, invites the attention of cash buyers to his Stock of Grocerie . His Stock is constantly turning, and Is always f cah. His prices are the lowest—it will pay you to . Examine his goods end compare prices. 67. CROCK BY AND GLASSWARE. —Parties wanting to bay anything in Crockery or Glassware will find o • stock complete and well assorted, and picot low than in any other house, quality con- sidered. T Sets from 52 up, Toilet Sets, tel. 15 and up.war s. NI/mewl & Youleo. 586 NEW EAS. —Received this week at WILSON & (YUNG'S, a large consignment of Extra Choice Nei Season's Black, Green and Japan Teas, bought dir t from the importers at the lowest cash prices For quality and price we can confi- dently reco nend them as the best value in town. Call and ex mine auk Stook before purchasing—we guarantee atisfaction. 586 DOBBI S' ELECTRIC SOAP. --Having ob- tained the gency,of this colebrate.d soap in Sea - forth and mon Clounty, I append the opinion of some ofjou • best people as to its merits: "1 have used Dobbins' Electric Soap, made by J, L. Cragin & Co., Phi adelphia, Pa., and find it very good. The clothe are beautifullyvihite and the washing Is done in much less time—Mrs. M. P. Hayes." "1 used obbins' Electric Soap, according to di mations, it d found the clothes whiter than when washed in he old way,. and in half the usual time —Mrs. M. . McLean." "I have testedDobbins' Eleetric So p, and am highly satisfied with the res alt.- I ()neve it capable of doh* all the wrap- per claim for it, and most conedently recom- mend it•as economizing both time and labor, and as doing ts work well --Mrs. T. Goldsmith." Having -von Dobbins' Electric Soap &lair trial, I think it i all the manufacturers -represent it to be—Mrs. . T. Coleman." I desire all my friends and custo ars to give this Soap one trial, so they may know ust how good the beet soap in the United S tes is THOMAS KIDD, Seaforth, Ont., Agen for Huron,Connty. 571-52 • WANTED. II°RSD ANTED. Wanted to purchase, a good' elinble family and driving horse from 6 to 9 .ea sold. Must be perfectly quiet and a smart dri -er. For a. suittble animal a liberal price will e paid. Apply at THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE, S &forth. 599 - • • _ LOST OR FOUND. DOG LO T—Lost, in Seaforth on the lat of 1 April, a Collie Dog, an owe' iug to the name of Captain. He is two years old, black on body witb brow nose and legs, and rough skin. Any pet eon ret rniug the animal to the undersigned will be sui.ably rowarded, and any person har- boring hi alter this will be proem] to d as the law direct .—JOHN COWAN, McKillop, Sea- torth P. O. 591 IM ORTANT NOTICES. eTICE —The Council of the Corporation of he County of Hilton, will meet in the Court House in the Town of Goderieln on Monday the IOLL1 01 .111 Clerk. C nexot .1.-.Coll!at 11.1/09,1110‘.1.01, younty 5592 N OTIC 0 4-‘ of the The same f thrill be hinded T. T. COL ecutors. -- - — .—All parties indebted to the Estate ate Simon Powell are requested to pay oithwith tothe undersigned, or they intothe Court for collection. MAN and A. G. VANEGMOND, Ex- , 561 N OTICE -LI given en:.all book lE not paid be su.ed wi sone. 0. C. TO DEBTORS..—Notice is hereby hat all persons indebted to me for accounts, that if their indebtedness betore jaouary filet, 1879, they will hoht further notice or respect of par - WI,LLSON. 576 1 IISSOL -1-/ —The Dealm e, & , niatual co Ii obertson ank notes Robertson by him. ERTSON. forth, Apri .... EAFOR '‘-' signed ronage alr customers make pum and by the timber use on hand. with e ill b the 1st of Seaforth.- TION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICE e ra of Hickson & Robertson, Buttes,- ., of Seaforth, is this day dissolved by sent, E. Hickeon railing and W. S. continuing the business. Allaccoants one the said firm are payable to W. S. end all liabilities (if any) to be paid Signed—E. HICKSON, W. S. ROB- Witness—W. 11. BLEASDELL. Sea - 7, 1879. 592 II PUMP FACTORY.—The ander- while returningthenka for the pat- ady received, would remind his many nd friends that he still continues to s and cisterna of the best material 'est workmen. None but quartered i for pumps. A few farm gates still o 11 pverdue account s not settled forth- : charged 10 per cent. interest from January, 1878. NOBLE CLUFF, " • __ _ TO ME °CHANTS S. JJAS mace -5-a' bon 1' B This ' Perlin consequen sweeter th principle, o in enhance, hand. Common ti cedars call N. 13.— AND DAIRYMEN. TROTT, SEAFORTH, pleasure in calling particular eaten- his air tight TTER FIRKIN. is warranted air tight; and will ly keep the butter much purer and n any other tub made on the old ming more than the price of the tub valae of butter. Samples always on Tubs on hani as usual. For par - la Factory or address • - S. TROTT, Seaforth. oopering and repairing as usual. 600 A Lo THE I 1V1 R. T: -LT -A- chase cellent Washer and kleKi on the s terms. T the market used it to 1 er -work ii Thoee who thorough opportunit N. B.— t o act. SA o G WANT SUPPLIED. PROVED STAR WASHER. OMAS D. O'CONNOR, having par- the sole r'ght for the sale of this ex- in the To nshipeof Tackersmith op, is now prepared_ to fill all orders Meat notice and most reasonable e Star Washer is one of the best in and is pronounced by those who have e the acme of perfection doing bet - less time than any other machine. may wish to give the Star Washer a est before purchasing can have the of doing so. THOS. D. O'CONNOR, Seaforth, Ontario wo good smart, puabing men wanted gents for the sale of this machine. 600 CARD ONE . H. Will a o FOLMA A crew 11 C .B., wit' ADMIS Seats, 25 Opera t O'S HALL, SEAFORTH. IdHT Only: MONDAY, JUNE the Qth. - . S. PINAFORE I cher at the above Hall, and date manned by the GRAND ENGLISH OPERA CO nble singers, Sir Joseph Porter, K. his sisters. his couaius, and his aunts. .ION—Reeerved Seats. 50 cents ; Back ents ; to be had at the Book Store. commence at 8 o'clock. 000-I T. COM vvER . g -" is that you know do the spouting. horse-sho gies and you want for workm go to T. el chine moll. ELLIS, KIPPEN. TO LIFE AGAIN ODY wonders with amazement how it T. Menlo does so much busineos; but, hat he does the work, while the public Remember., if you want good ing go to T. Mellisd if you want bug- i:Iggons repaired, go to T. Mellisd if rood barn door and gate hingea, which : nship and price cannot be surpassed, ellis'; if you want 3 our threshing ma- dere respiked with the best of iron, go to T. Mellia'; if you want reaping and mowing machiees refitted with new butnishers and re- paired, go to T. Mellis'; plows and blacksmithing of all kind, from a needle to an anchor. Give me it trial and, be convinced. A good, stock of Plows. Iro Harrows, and Plow Castings always on hand. Remember that I am bound to do business; look out for the sign : 1879 ia=?,0 MxpRiMSs. 1879 THOMAS KIDD, SEAFORTH SHOWS FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS A GREAT VARIETY OF COOL MATERIALS Grenadines, Black and Colored, first-class value. Costume and Snowflake Linens, different qualities and. pres. Colored Lawns in Plaids, Stripes and Brocades. White Lawns in Plaid and Striped*. Striped and Plaid jaconet Muslins. Puff and Colored Muslins. White Brillia-ntines. - White Diapers in Linen and Cotton.. White Tucked Skirting, by the yard, White Dimity Skirts. White Knife Plaiting to trim sklirt White Swiss Embroidery. Colored Linen Embroidery. Poplinettes, different shades and colors. Striped Galateas, different colors and. prices. Infants' White Embroidered Robes. Iiants' Bibs and Children's Dimity Collars. Ladies' and Misses' Collars and Cuffs. Corsets, Hosiery and Gloves. Large Assortment of Gents' and Lathes' Handkerchief THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,' AS A. AT'TID ST__TC C A FEW SPECIAL LINES JUST To H Parasols. Linen and Muslin Costumes. Sunshades and Sailors. Silk Mantles. Cashmere Mantles and MantleCloths. Mantle Frogs. Fringes and. Tri Ladies' Dress Ca Frillings, Ribbon Bonnet Borders READYMADE CLOTHING DEPART Jnat to hand, a magnificent assortment of New Summer Cloth Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits, Cut and Finished in the most ap from the Choicest and Newest materials in SUAL, ND mings. s. nd Veilings. ENT. mg, including roved styles, English, Scotch and Canadian Tiieeds.. A. Full Line of MEN'S SUMMER COATS, in Light Halifax T eed; Dressed, and Undressed Linen. Gents' WHITE VESTS at all prices. Besides, a large selection of White and Colored Dress Shirts Scarfs, Ties,. Cuffs, Collars, Braces, Hosiery, &c. - Men's and Boys' Underwear in Merino, Union, All Wool and Sill,at prices far. below their actual value. OUR GROCERY, BOOT AND SHOE, AND IQUOR DEPARTMENTS ARE FULLY ASSORTE • THOMAS KIDD, EAFORTH.. GREAT CLEARING SALE °F $5 000 WORTH ow NEW'AND FASHIONABLE DRY Will Commence Wednesday, June- 4th, 1 AT STANLEY DAY'S NOTED CHEAP When one of the greatest cheap offerings of Dry Goods ever held in will be commenced and. continued for HI P T EJ BJ 11\T D A -Y" S In order to convince the public that this is DO humbug or blow, following prices, and call and examine the goods, whether you 'buy Bleached Cotton will be sold at 6 cents a yard. ooP Factory Cotton will be sold at 4 cents per yard. Prints will be sold at 5 cents per yard. Twelve and a half cent Prints -will be sold at 10 cents per yard. Twenty-five cent Dress Goods will be sold at 15 cents per yard. Twenty-five cent Duck'will be sold at 20 cents per yard. Clark's best six -cord Spools, 3 cents each. Needles, 2 cents; paper of pinse3 cents. Ladies' White Cotton Hose, 6 cents per pair. Men's Socks, 8 cents per pair. White Pocket Handkerchiefs, 3 cents each. Ladies' and Children's Lisle Gloves, 5 cents per pair. Ladies' Black La,ce Shawls, 50 cents. A Bankrupt Stock of Hats and Caps will be Cleared. Out at half price. Soap, Brushes, Whisks, Clothes Lines, Boot Laces, Buttons, Paper, Envelopes, 00138 79, TORE,. this locality 1 list note the - r not : And thousands of other' articles too numerous to mention, -will be leared out at fabulously low prices. Remember the day, Wednesday, June 4th, and Fifteen Days therefrom, at Foster's Block. 600-2 STANLEY DAY, SEAFORTH. TH MAS MELLIS, Kippen. BUCCIE CARRIAGES. WACCONS. pARTI 8 S wishing a first-class Buggy, Carriage -1- or V, agon go the Kippen Carriage Works. For the better accommodation of my customer and the public in general, I bave large- ly inereas d my Carriage -Works, and I am now manufact ring Buggies, Carriages and Wagone, which for comfort, durability and price, defy all comers. •Id Buggies and Wag na repainted at hard pan prices. Repairing of J1kinds prompt- I ly attend d to. Remember the tnd. 1 600 WM.. EDGAR, Hippen, . 1 co FANS. FANS. FANS. FANS. A Large Line of _Black and White _French _Dress m _Fans, Received Direct from, the Factory, at about one- half the usual prices. Call and See- 9ny _Fifteen cent Fans—the same as sold last season for Twenty -Five cents. C. W. P APST, Cardno's Block, Seaford& ESNV.d SN'tif.d aSNVA PERSONAL. 1-40A.RDEBS.—A number of Boarders can kit accommodated -with board, either ladies or gentlemen. Apply to J. M. CALDWELL, (only man and wife), Godetich Street, Seaforth. 070 ESTRAY STOCK. STRAY COLT.—A stie.yi colt t ame into the -2-a piemises of the undexerigned, Lot 85, con. 11.Logamon May 13. Of bay tolor about 2 plait old, with white star On forebeed and nose. The owner is Irqueated to pi ove property pay expen- Bed! and_ take it away. LOUIS BENNAWIS 5118x4. - — S,TRAYED OOLT,—Strayed frone the premises. "s' of the nu dersigned, Lot 18 Conceeeion 9; Stanley, on or about the /at of May. A brown two-year old Entire Colt. He had :it white stew on forehead, and was slightly Roman nosed,. AnY oereon giving such information as 'will leatP to his recovery, wil be 'mutably rewarded. HENRY DOWSON Jr., Prop., Varna P.O. 597x4e MONEY. MONEY TO LEND—On terms more ailvan- -LY-1- tageous than ever before offered. A. X. Me- COLL, Solicitor, Brussels. 504,62 WHO 'WANTS MONEY ?—A few thousand Iry dollars, private funds, forimmediate invest- ment at 8 per cent. interest. Apply to JAMES H.13EN SON, Solicitor, Seaforth. 588 , MONEY TO LEND.—I have any amount of Money to Lend on good improvedfarras only, i at 8 per cunt. Charges very small. Sum no object if toecurity ample. I don't lend for eaty Company. JOHN S. PORTER, Seaforth. 570 1 0 to $1_ 00() Wall -St" St aisles fortunes et ery month. Books sent free explaining every- thing. Address BAXTER & Go, Bankers, 17 Vall-street, New York.. 587-52 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. VOR SALE.—On the 8r4 concession of Mclril- -A: lop, one mile hone Seaforth, over an acre of Land, en which is situated a Oomfortable frame cottage,. with necessary outbuildieige, and good full bearing Orchard of &eke fruit tree& The whole is well feoted and under high cultivation. Apply to W. MOORE, at the Mechanics Institnte, Seaforth. • 599-4 AYR •:SALE,—or Sale, Let floconeession. . '7, Hullettoeontaining 50 acres, 46 of which are cleared, thebalonce hardwood. . A good hen,- irgeorchardefratae house, harnsend sheds; plenty water, endon .a good gravel road leading to markets. . Within half a mile of the village a Kinburn... Will be soRleheap,applyon the premises or to A. STRONG, Land Agent, Seaforth. 597X8 VARM FOR SALE.—For sok Lot 17, concession -A: 8, Stanley, 100 acres, 80 cleared, well fenced and in a good state of cultivation, the balance well timbered with maple. Frame house barir and sheds.. Five acres of good bearlog orchard, and two never failing wells. Is one good gravel road within 2 miles of Veano, 6 miles from Bruce - fit ld station,. Great Westernitailway, and 12 miles from Seaforth and Clinton. For furtherpaatiett- 1 ars apply to the proprietor on the premisesior to Varna P. 0. JOHN REDMOND. 698 FOR SALE OR TO LET. ROOMS -TO LET.—Three Front Rooms to let 'itt ray bleekeoverklesers. johneon Brothers' Hardware Store. Applz to L.Ma./Elt Division Court Office, Seaforth. .592 p 001,18 TO LET.. --Three toome to let over A. {3-. Ault's Grocery store, Foitable for drese- mo king apartments or for dwillingerooms with front and rear entrance. Apply to A. a. AVLT. Proprietor. 590 'RARE ClIANCE.—Photograph Rooms to Let LI' on first fitor in Seott's Brick Block, Seaforth. position central. Also, three or four Rooms on the fiat above, suitable for a dwelling. Posses - siva lst January, 1879. Apply to F. IIOLMEe STED, barrister, on the premises, or to ROBT. SCOTT, McKillop. 5734f. WARM TO RENT.—Is situated in the Town- ship of Bullet% half way between the prosper- ous market towns of Seaforth and Clinton, 3.4 miles from the Huron Road, on the nyd colaeets- sion, and convenient to school house ,&e. There are 88 acres plowed, and 6 acres of loll -wheel hooking prosperouse good bearing orchard wed ell, frame haildings, in good repair; well sup- plied with good water; there isa °deed quantity of feed on the premises; the land is in a good state of :cultivation. Apply to FRANCIS HET- - TLE, Preptietor, Lot 7, Core 3 Hallett. 588-4x SPECIFIC ARTICLES. CIEDAR POSTS FOR SALE.—For Sale,on Lot •-e 26, Concession 6, A1-01TIS, one mile fromBrem- sets, any quantity of cedar posts,- either cut or by tbe acre. Apply to ALEX. ROBERTSON, opposite Leyden's Hotel, MoKillop, 567 NOTICE—To the Orangemen and others of the County of Harem and elsewhere, who may want a good bass dram, that can't be autpassed for tone. I have made agreatquantity of _drums sine° the year 1831. Send in your eiders; you can rely on getting a good eaticIe ; don't forget the place. CHARLES SCOBIE, Seaforth. 5938 11010 AS oURAGE.--Good fresh pasturage for Cat - tie and Ilorses,100 acres,on and afterthe 24th ad May. Plenty of good. epringwater,on2nel Con:H- R. S., Tackeremith. TERMS.—Forliorsos.$2 per month; for the season, $1.75 per ;month. Cat- tIe.—$1. 59 per month ; or 125$per month by the season, Pestilent to be made before the Stock is removed. Owners responsible for acci- dents Or eteays. Applications must be nude at once, as only a limited number will be taken. Apply to JOHN THORP. 595 LEGAL NOTICE,. THE DIVISION COURT.—The office of the -1- Second. Division Court will be open daily from half-pao-t ono to four o'clock P. M. Office in my Block, over the store of joloieton Bros. L. MEYER, Clerk of Diiision Court, Setiforth. 532 JOHN LECKIE, General Loan and Beal Estate Agent, Grain, Produce and Comniiseion Mer- chant. Money loaned on real estate in town or country, at 8 per cent. simple interest. Cheeses moderate. Mortgages bought and sold. Matured mortgages paid. off. Terms to suit borrowers. Farms and village property for sale. Oftlee— Leckie's new brick block, Brussels, Ont. 515 - • -- VXECUTOPS' NOTICE TO e.REDITORS,- -La The Creditors of Robert A. Hays, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Hums, gen- tleman, deceased, who died on or about the 201h day of December, A. D. 1878, one required on or befrre the 23rd day cf May, A. D.1879, to send by lettere'post paid, to James B. Benson, of the Town of Seaforth aforeeaid, Solicitor for the Executors of tbe said Robert A. Hays, deceased, their ehristian 310333C13 and lurnaines, addresses and dessoiptions, the full particulars of their claims, statement of their Bacot:nets, aud the ria- tuie of the seem hies (if say) held. by them; and immediately after the said 28od day of May, the assets of the estate of the said Robert A. Hays, deceased, will be diet ibuted ereonig the paities entitled thereto, having regard. only to the claims of which notice shall have been received, and the said Executors shell notbe liable for the aseets so distribute, or any part thereof, to any per- son of whose cloinis notice abail riot have been received by them or their eaid Solicitor at the time of dietribution. This notice is given in pursuance of Cap. 167, Sec. 84, RitViSea StAMIt08. CO JAMES H. BENSON, Solieitor for Executors. • Dated at Seaforth, this 20113 day of March, A. De 1679. 594 STOCK FOR SERVICE. 1-1 HULLETT FARMERS IMPROVE YOUR > STOCK. --The undersigned will keep for the improvement of stock thie so aeon on his farm, Lot No. 2, Concession 3, Hallett, a Thor- onghto ea Durham Bull, bred by Robert Brown, e Esq., a Grey. Terms. -76 tents per tow, pay- - able at the time of serviee,•withtheoprivilegeofre- - turning if necessary. ROBT. MeSfICHAEL. 593 aSNV.A THONO BRED BULL.—The utelers:Feed. will POST OFFICE STORE, WALTON. IONCE MORE respectfully beg leave to return thanks to my nnmerous customers for their kind patronage during the last 12 years that I have been doing businees amongst them and kindly solicit a continuance of their favors for the future. I have just received a Large andeirell Selected Steck of DRY GOODS of all descriptions. Also always on hand a full assortmenamptola ES—TEAS a Specialty—which, for quality and price, are the best in the County. AG RLarge Stock BOOTS and SHOES—MoPherson's make. Crockery, Glassware, L and Coal Oil, Hardware, Paints and Oils, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Bacon and Hams, in fact every- thing required in a general store. Ask for what yon want if you don't see it. Cash or ferhs. produce taken in exchange. I would alio intimate to all parties indebted to me for last and previous years, _to come and settle by cash or note before the end of this month, or the accounts will be put into other hands for collection. No lurther notice -will be given. MONEY TO LOAN ON -EASY TERMS. —I am also valuator for the Dominion Saving and Investment Society, one of the betaken societies in the Dominion. The above Society loans money on good farra security forit term o l from three to twenty years, on the meet favorable conditions. LIFE INSURANCE.—If you want your life insured give me it call, as I am agent for the Sun Mutual Life Assurance Company, one of the best Life In- surance Companies in the Dominion, and conducted en the most economical principles. Don't for- get to give me it cell. I am always attentive to business. Post Mee and Telegraptt Moe iu son. nectiop. Clover, Timothy, Turnip and other eeeds on hand. R. PATTISON, WALTON.; _ keep for .the improvement of stOck eariog the • preeent seavort, on hisprenilees, 2n4 tonteettien H. R- S., a two year old THORO BRYD D AM BULL. This bull wits purclassed from mt.. John Shipley, 'Stapleton. He was get by" Duke . of Hamilton," :and we.ighs 1;900 lba. TERIIS.— Two dollars per -COW ; to be paid on the Lit Of Janoeti y 1880. All not then paid .will be Charged 50 cents extra. The privilege of eeturning if necessary. GEORGE SPROAT. 698x.3 VAIIMERS, TV -PROVE 'YOUR STOCK.—The undersigned intends keeping his Thorough - imported, by Baron, of Kidadale, 111,156), dara bimraer Blenruosl afoonvotehielrtospesatzsoomn, lizoeciitInbeitlimvieprvies: Red .Rose, See bell boot. RODEBICKnGABA; • are only one dollar theee hard times. Certificate of Registexed Pedigree, No. 1,884, Wonderful, bred by James GyVy, Ingersoll, Oxford. COWAN ment of stock, on Lot 27, Con, 2, Maillope of calves shows that blood will tell. My tames raising stock for the English Market. Dia get • got by Sir jobrony (700) Registered, dam Domate by President (540), grand dam Matilda by Toting England (822, 5281), great grand dam Red Bose, •a• ••_