The Huron Expositor, 1880-12-31, Page 5884.
Andrews.
R, Mc_
1i1er
Williame,
., R. H.
We Ward
Bingham,
d
Walker}
eve -John
}e- COUIL
Mundell,
KM, Wm.
3 all the
accIamas,
c, by ac
Ines Pick-
nd W. Re
an, by ac..
-John C.
John. B.
'ouneillors
red, Henry
[In F. Mor-
uty Reeve
ad by ae,
sson -anal.
Hell. Park-
`, B. Morr-
tt and $E
leeve, Dep-
ors eieeted
Wig, by ac -
Taylor, G.
ices.
Mel Black,
Reeve -Jas.
Councillors
C. Griffin,,
a. MoPher-
first am
Ad. Connell-
)n.
itracha a1. by
co J. Hys-
aciilors--W.
kie, J. M.
a Forbes.
Leckie and
J. R. Smith,
cher, W. IL
Jas. Drewe
E. Hays,
ors -Ali the
eted by ao-
cud, iii Ward
r Mr. John
eputy Reeve
re-elected by
minty Conn -
by acclianla-
Wilson and
whir -David
Kay ; Exeter
Buehanan'`
and ': George
-Charles Gir-
t -John Me -
Blyth -Wm.
A Black and
-Wm, Keine.
; Wroxeter-
Js. Strachan.;
lliott and his
to 1st conces-
.Tuesday last,.
-There will be
t Mr. Robert
lesion of Grey,.
is and to con-
1, daughter of
Turnberry, is
ettaek of la-
gs. Although
.twined of her
A visit to this
Mr. Robert A.
the pupils,
t and clever-
neatness and
study. The
an eminence,
ing farms to
aygrou.nds: are
he fences show
wcuid doubt -
le remedial at -
of the school- _
comfort and a
le, even with
rksomeness 4f
anile fresh in
not fail to
e perfect order
acrity andla-
the pupils in
ed them. Mr.
lever his con- -
has evidently
d it is to be re-
lieve not been
th.
wed that I have
candidate for
t.e that being a
lwe law debars
unicipal office.
all those who
rimetauces have
' kr
some one of
Thanking my
th, honor they
acing me fur so
U office, I ain,
St 3N Commer-
f . 4h.Fwing is
of school No.
:eolith of I}e-
'• feew•rii---James
:wt 1H, Eliza -
'3 e1 :NIcKinuon
99, Catherine
e =rwzie 78, Eliza
.. ss --Mary Nie-
man I19, A1ez.
regor 95, Marry
.Ie=chic Mc -
an 65, James
loran 55. See-
n 100, Susan
faith 95, Thos.
lire Maggio
ry 70, Samuel
'.11ovsE ing ib the
virweed by the
No. 1, Tacker -
by the record
:. Fifth class- -
'Ttlrrav <14, Wzrw-
_-Frank Wood
2:1, James: :tile_
DECEmER 31, 1880,
THE HU'
0
tIPOSIT
R.
Arthur 121, George Logi° 119, Robert
Wood 11.2., Wm. Pepper 112. Senior
third class ---Eliza Bell 104, Aloe Bell
g(, Maggie Fairbairn 95, Willie Bell 86,
Jessie Lang 82. Junior third class-
Daniel Bell 1Q,6, Maggie Imne 105,
Thomas Murray 103, Alex. Smilie 93
Catherine Ford 91. Senior second`'
class -Frank Fitzgerald '72, Wilson
Woad 70, Louis Clark 66, Janet Lang
64, Thomas Ford 58. Junior second
class -Betsy Fairbairn 69, Geer;,e Pep-
e+ 67, Annie Bell 62, Mary J. Horton
D2Annie Ford 61.
&Root- TRUSTEE ELECTION. - The
nomination for township school rnstees
took place in the school house, E mond-
lle, on Wednesday last, Mr. illiam
McConnell returning officer. Owing,
no doubt, to the stormy weath:r there
was not a very large attendance of rate-
payers. The .treasurer, Mr.. George
Sproat, gave a clear and luci 0 state- -
ment of the finances which w: s emi-
neutly satisfactory to the nneeti : g, after
which nominations were prgceed d with.
Mr. SamuelWallace having,served faith-
fully and efficiently for several .years
was re-elected by acclamation for No. 1
ward Mr. P. Aikenhead was re-elected
for No. 2 ward, in place of lkir. P acook ;
Mr. John Wood was re-elected or No.
3. ward, and. Mr. James McEwi g hav-
ing declined re-election for war No.. 5,
Mr. David Manson was electe in his.
stead. A.s will be seen by the names an
excellent selection has been made and
we have no doubt the people of Tuck-
ersmith will be served as faithfully and
efficiently in the coming year by their.
trusteesas they have been' in the past.
people occupies a first p
the living ehatches of
oago.
-There is a great oom
English War Office in co
rumor that the • Dublin
been intercepted • by Fe
way to London and rifled
-A dwelling house at
was burned on Sa arday
Mrs. Henry Johnson, wh
was burned to de th.
was drunk, and it i thou
a lamp -over. •
-Mr. Anthony arm
miles south of Tole o, 0
his " wife to a f4 r, lea
children at home, d on
found the . dwell • g bu
charred bodies of e e
the coals. • -,
-Mlle. Donne, s
has started in Par
letting ancient an.
ware. Another- i
fashion of having
with fancy tiles in he w
gas jets springing slut be
plates and has nee; coat o
ed on her copper Utensils
=The three etninent
have just diedin Eeglan.
them £180000 personalty
deal of real estate Lor
siger left £80,000; 'Sir
Lord Chief Baron of t
£60,000, and Sir Alexan
Lord Chief Justice of En
made chiefly by hos prat
-Mr. D. Whiting, of
ifornia, is enclosing 1,50
with a stockade, and pr
ing 100 pairs sof Ostrich
Africa, worth froth $250.
Ostriches breed a ;four
and. will produc four
each averaging twent
eight months the feathe
come worth $5, a d as
attain a .value of . ver $
that it costs no more to
than a sheep. -
-"Boycotting" seems
ing to "Girloottuig" in
Ireland. Young bachel
ed themselves together
to marry ' "land.grabb
This must be aterribl
land -grabbers. till if
are not insatiate ashen
can well •afford t lang
low youths. Wh n a p
bright eyes are b ought
susceptible youn bac
tion whether or of she
ber's daughter wi 1 not
will ask her.
-A suit has b en eni
cuit Court at St. ouis,
and Josephine C. Kelly
theatrical profession as.
and Josephine Bailey
Scott-Siddons,, :other
Scott. ' Plaintiffe wer
the Saott-SiddonS com.
gagement at Pope's Th
other evening. They c
contract and ask damn
of $1,440. The engage
in. New York for a s`
weeks at $80 pet Wee
allege that when! Mrs.
difficult to pay ller co
charged plain tiff with
Wm burn.
TIM DEBATE. -The Kinburn Debat-
ing Club met on Tuesday evening, 21st
inst., to discuss the ,subject, "Resolved
that State education is just," but . on
account of the disapprobation of some
of the members of the wording. of the
resolution, it was changed to "Resolved
that State education is 'in harmony
with the best interests of society," ,
which change had the lamentable effect
of disconcerting some of the `younger
debaters. On account of . some of the
speakers adhering to the first form of
the resolution, it was impossibl to give
a decision. It is to be hoped at this
little incident will not deter t e older
members upon whom we are p incipal-
ly dependent for praotical in truotion
in the art of debate, from ,a tending.
The club will meet- again on uesday
evening, January 4th, 1881, to discuss.
the subject, "Resolved, that co-opera-
tion is beneficial to society."-SECRn-
TAii2,
OUR ScaooL.-The annual examine, -
tion of Kinburn Public School was held
on the 22nd inst. This is a large
School, about 80 children in. attend-
ance. Judging from the number of
parents,(about 50) present, the people
of this section must take a lively inter-
est in the education of their children.
The examination was conducted by the
teacher, Mr. Buie, assisted by Messrs.
Lees, Johnston and Smith, of McKil-
lop, and the teachers of the surround-
ing sections in Hallett. j Two of the
moat noticeable features of this school
are the good order and advancement of
pupils, especially the former, and ap-
parently maintained without any ef-
forts of teacher or pupils. f At the close
of the examination the pupils were ad-
dressed by the trustees;, Messrs. Mc-
Millan, Nott and Britton; and some of
the teachers present, all compliment-
ing Mr. Buie on the very; efficient
state of the school, and which eiddresses
contained some very sage advice, which
would be a great beueilt to teachers and
pupils if acted upon..
ter -in
the
and
Aman
kitoh
'tion a
hrist i
otion
sequel e
mail -b
ians
rento
moral
wa
he
was'
ht he
li*in
10, well
ing th
eturiaii
ed, a
dren
law of
aze, I f
ancy
has e
ns fitt
.lis;'win
ind of
arms
jug
left
esi es
Jus is
itis y
Edeier,
er ba •u ,
land, £ ,00{¢
i ice at t1ie ba
' iversi
1 acres 1
poses i ort
from r ouf
o $50(l bir
y : ars e t ag
roods e:
Che
b
gro IV
f O. Xt
eep
g
ERTY--In 0
eofMi.T.0
CER -In Olin
f Mr. S. Mercer
tO
0
.f
031
a
th
I:II,•
a 17th inst., the
daughter.
lath 'inst., the wife
h ee. •
ah
Y -In ,Seafo' • , o
avid Ha l y, age 24 e
NEY— Tn• sm th,
Jamoe Ches ' •e , S .,
.1LLAN--In M•. , p; d
fetor McMillan,; r •nngest
Millan, Es'q., age 20 e
i(SH—In Grey, o" th 16t i t., Mr. Joseph
'Welsh, aged48 y:: ra.
NIGHT -an As ' 1 16th rust , M.
icgnigh, ecu old ;• + Mr. on W q night, aged 4
Bears HT -I Hen th inst., Eliza
-
Of H. ` aide Of Mr. James
right, ed 6 a nths27th.
-In ucker. inst., of
onsempt.on, P ev. Mr. Logie,
ed 22y.rs.
1
Mg>;ragIS.,
A ! ridBELLe'sfa' DIC le 0111 --At hey reside neo th
ler, o t28th est., by
. Mus, e, Mrl Jo' n•C: be11, Teacher, of
orrie, t Miss J o D1 neon, daughter of
haeles P ie.kson :Esq., of n 4E.illop
Ap uNT.-R8C1i- Logan, • • the 14th inst.,
y the R Mr. ' fain, Mr. August Amcnt, of
ichigan third on lof• Mt. J G. Ament of
eaforth to M , oldest slaughter of John
ock,of ogan. •
SAY- LI MSI --At ie eesicienco of the
bride's 1 her, o . the 22n
Renders n, Mr; Allan• Li
iss Mai Elle., daught
dams, E et Via anosh.
-DER--R : YMA N -'-At t
yin the 16th ins ., by Rev
W. S. Snider of ork, to
mann, o Grey. '
REENWOOD-J SPER—
fth inst., at i o resid
ather, by Rev. , a d A.
wood, to Miss `jargery J
• s BARK W 1J. -At
16th inst., by t • e v.
;Hiles to Mary :• n elder
Barkwell„ all o H att.
Ir
TEHEA:D-N" i L lAliffi
the 22nd inst. • y ev. 0
G. Wh tehea+ f Mon
second laugh x of A. W
A R1S RUDD A the re
!father, on the rls inst.,
Mr. John W . : a lie. o
Christina S d , of E
0 ' SEN U—C —At
Br
inet , b ' ev. J. Ca.
end. to Miss . . an Oriel
4DLEY FL MING -
23rd init., at • e:reside
brother of the b ide, Mr.
Clinton to s Mar
Argylet hire, of and.
t
29th inst., Mir.
the 29th inst.,
• 62 years.
tare 27th inst.,
of Robert Me.
1, oir th
da hgh
ars and
ith on
r, on
t
„x
f
Brussels:
[The following we have received by telegraph. -
En. b;rr.i
BRIEFS. -All the old Councillors and
four new aspirants have entered the
lists for municipal honors. There will
be a spirited contest' between Messrs.
•Leckie and Rodgers for the Reeveship.
-The school trustee nomination took
place on Wednesday. There will be an
interesting election for the trusteeship,
as there are six candidates in the field,
while but three trustees are required.-
The ;}Iasouic Brethren had a good meet-
ing on St. John's Day, when the proper
officers were installed by Past Master
Holmes. --Mr. W. Blashill, butcher, had
a fine display of meats on Christmas
Day. -There has been a frightful storm
raging for the past two days, which has
completely blocked the roads and put a
stop to traffic and trade, while our
merchants are not doing- business
enough to pay for wood and light. -On
Thursday morning thel weather was
colder than has. been experienced for
several years. The thereto -meter re-
gistered 13 0 below zero, with the wind
blowing almost a gale. ,
General News Items.
An influential in.ternati9nal - com-
mittee has been formed in. Paris, to
endeavor to suppress the gamfng tables
of Monaco.
--Queen Victoria is saidto feel an
utter indifference to cold and uncom-
fortable weather generally. !When she
arranges any expedition be invariably
carries it out- on the day appointed, re-
gardless of rain or snow.
-The brig peerless, which started
for New York from a port in Labrador,
750 miller a -way, two months ago, was
'
-t
to
some
re he
resod
s" Hi
blow
the; 'd
-grab
at t
tty
uto ra
dor,; t
s a la
e the
red i
by
kno
alt4i1
agali
ise
me
any, tv)1w
etre el
ai ea a
es in
nt
aeon
an
iddo
pan
nt G
1e
6•
Putting'u ."ar
of E!: stpor
the Vii• esti
sited (State
• e "jU ping
ast f
ite
The little tow
uated as it is a
tremity of the
quently called t
has within the
the centre of q
putting up ie'f ea dines
tories have bee • buil
many wharves out int
Bay, and from s .s all
frogs up of thea- littl
large proportion:. T
very small herrn• gs,
ago were consis ered
being used only for p
very abundant : cert
year, and are c: ght
etructed for the purp
of the'neighbori• g is
somewhat rese e' ble
tending out int. the
swimming in w th th
the tide falls b:low
taken by rwiean : of
who go into, the weir
purpose. 'Som time
heads of -Fish ar• tak
reaching the far tory
a , process of '• rying
partially fried i•' oliv
small tin boxes eari
and cannot be istin
ante from the i •s por
sands of these „trees
almost a thou.and
ployed in the b' ' ine
are controlled y
There are, too, other
these fish. ' One Ivari
much the potted hew
with mustard, are c
find a ready sale in
kets. `During the
ties of herring whi
put up in this man
are shipped in barre
country.
The C
There is no
Chicago ; very
fic on our p
street cars ru
municipal cor,
work withou
driFeul about i) , a Succession of hard 1 river and lake
storms and sailed 5,000 miles ; before • season, are c
reachiug her destination. The orew capacity wit
suffered great hardships. and lived for have about 30
a time on raW, salt herrings. loons, thus gig
-During the walnut season, while the devil ; all
they are fresh and crisp, Queen Victoria crowded, on
has every day on her table a dish - of hundreds of
this fruit taken out of the shells and the Sabbath ;
carefully freed from the skins. To pre- oyster shops,
pare this royal dish is a work of skill, stands withou
for the huts are expected to appear nn- • sound of th
broken and piled rap in a white, irregu- - "horrible mu
lar-, but perfect mass. Several girls, and with su•h
with agile fingers= are employed daily in selfish intere..t'
the stillroom of the Castle at Balmoral triving for h
in preparing the dial:) of walnuts: as re- need not wo• d
anima for the royal dessert, s of religious life
--The Chicago Avenue Church i dictions for tilt
(aoudy's), presided over by pastor Geo. contemplate'
C. Needham, is in a flourishing state, -,
and is the centre of great spiritual A.0
powerand activity. In addition to the 1 Thursday ani
warning and evening services, the dare- : 2.2, Concession 3,
est Sunday School in Chicago meets at i Implements. Sa
3 o'oloCk p. m., numbering over 1,500 i o'clock noon. Ja
scholars. There is a free medical lis- A. Bishop, tin _tic
pensary once a week, two Bible classes i
for young men on separate evenings, a .1
music class, a class for German and an- I COMM ER -I;
other for Swedish, taught from
native wife of M
11
ye
n in
Ext :1e c-
on M oat: of J he
Pass!ia• uo 1''dy
:ginui gs t e e` • t -
fish h ve a tai ed
e fin =i are
hich f • yrs
linos r t l .ss,
mace I n t7Y 1Lre
in sea
large
e aloi
nds. 'i.;:. irs
rust c' e e CX-
wate T e . sh
tide, lLr
he w ir, a 'are
ip n tR, by • en
in bo f hat
a hu e , ags-
at o o i.e. On
he Es o a•riaugh'
and 4, • hen
oil, a e tit u' in
g a F enbii
uishedti a. 'e r
PP,51
heain
-e fa t :rips.
bk
'prey.: riiig
fn{blil g ery
pr • : red
dile:, and
tr
i ist., by Rev. W.
Say, of Hullett, to I
of Mr..B.. Wil- I's
Inianse,Cranbrook,
D. B. MoRae, Mr.
iss Caroline Ray-
) 13elmore, on the';
ye; of the bride's
,,)4[r. Daniel Green-
Pet.
reen Pet.
• Mesboro, on the i
(gwswell, Mr. Win.
daughter of Mr.B.
, 4t Clinton, on
la Matthew, Mr W
rail, to Annie C.
11 ajmson, Chatham.
4once of the' bride'H
yl Rev, John Gray,
Dresden, to Mise
bndhille. `
bndeaboro, on the
ell, Mr. T. Towne -
all of Tuckersmith.
t Mildmay, on the
eel Dr. Flemming,
jeseph Chidley, Of
Flemming, late df
0
Fall Wheat
Sp ing Wh'
Spng Wh
Oa a per bu
Pe a per bu
B ley per
Bu ter, No.
Ba ter, Ta
• i]gge
Fl nr, per 00 1be
Ha , new
Hi es, per 1001b
Sh op akin. each, .i
lap (retai )per i reel,..
a1t(whol: a1e)1i r barrel
Potatoes, •er be. h i, new
a pies, pe bag.. .....
ala meal' • rl...
llow,po lb
eleseed H•gs pe 1 lbs.
pod, per ord
TIi
MARKETS.
E4FORT ,, Dec. 80, 1880.
i . ... 1 00 to 1 02
t,Fif=, erbus el....,1 05o .110
t,Re C aff,pe book. 1 05 to 1 00
hel. .+..030to 031<'
hel. .... + ......0 62 to 0 6
nshe. . ,....,065to 07
,Loose - .;. 018.to 0 2
101 _2a, to 0 29
. .. 16 to 01. 1
800 to 815;
• ... 7 60 -to 900
700 to 800`
.,075to 116,
• +,. 090:
0 7's
M ILLI
T
R
E HQ
MANTLE$
DAY
A. C. I cDOU
Will give fro
ALL & CO.
TO -DAY till
•
OLIN
• 11Whea ,per
e ring Wh at, pe bIshel..
y a te,per b shed I...
riey,per bush
! • as,per • ushel.. • •....
1 nutter
s1 !• tatoee,n
I gs art.
•''H y,A
C ver Se •••
1 ''T' othy
eased
,. ; 0 80 to 0
... 026 to 086
4... 600 to 5 00
0Oato 0t6?
..., 6 00 to 6 6
2 2¢ to 260
w
n
d
eed.
ogs p
POOL
red
b,
ear,
the
Levi
09d ;
d ; el
3d ;
86d;
- 1 0 ills.
Dec. 2
inter;
s';6d ;
sOOd;
e,'658 0
qx, Deo. 30,1880.
....... 1 00 1 3
103® 1 0
0 80 0 1
065@ 071
;.,...060® 003
,,... . 0 19 ® 0 10
.030x@ 0
f4..... 0 17 ( 0 8
,.... 8 00 c 8
800® 3 0
810® 3$6
6 00 1 625'
pring wheat
is 1$d; white 10s
sats, . s 2d; bailey,
cork, 65s Od ; beef,
•.
TORO To, tee. 27. F
o $1.10 spr pg$1.10 to
eas, 6 c t. p8c ; ba
1.03 ; hay per to $8
utter, Oc 23c ; eta
5c to 35c ; -gigs, p do
dressed 1. ogs, . er 100 lbs.,
lwheat, $1,05
L16; oats, 36c
ley, 78c to
to $12 50 ;
oes per bash.
., 20c to 270.,
6.00 to $6.50.
ed art
re pu.
erson
. T
1 ttle dimin
blic treet
ning our
orati ns ca
let or hi
os-vde to
ple Sure
cla robes
ea h da
ce open
ou
d range
ne sboy's
er t th
a. fel rful
Inaigh
✓ a the lo
in Chica
fu ure ar
t gel n 1-
ezen
la of traf
Veit ,00
Way an
Ithei
the crue
u Mos
hi teih, ::3,1riens14
y nits
pr
OAT AL
ensall ills.
EXTRA V
Raisins, Curra
Rost's. 78
CORN -C
HEN htiL
done at or, ce.
COTT FO
Nen
;t Camp
heck to
Fon
ackere
Jona. L
11 Foii
lin Riad s,
Orange Ci
'Fancy' et.00es
WOOL PI
:1 will pay the
, of wool pickin
livered at my
_cash for eeery
E.
d Boy
ick
LAB
errin
laR
Sa
ary 6, 1841, on Let
to cornmence at 2
es Weir 'pro net a
eer.
Cal 1sT ti es.
tite
ne in S gar , Teas Coffees,
COrIlii $1. 20 per hmad-
as)3 paid for
T. 681
ALE ea -A
e sold oho,
Overcoets
eating S re,
ortla Cutler
. Apply to Seten
nd 13
for t
aforth.
eters in
ee weeks,
Inaruense
s in hal 11) els, Kit and Barrel
n Heddie an other Fish to
es.forth. 680
Teas G ds in great variety
on Peels, ana an burnouse stogie of
Bas ts, Confectionery ;and
In LOG WS. Seaforth. 680 ;
11
fo
1 g est ca
s, Hides,
g. Jo
WILSON ODNG
fresh family g 'corks co
Tea in quanta es cheape 1 than any pc
considered. veil us a c il and. try
A very lino lo f table e d co king
j rants and oth , bents. nee pees,
ITurkeys, Gee. e, Iilucles a: d Chickens.
' SPEND qiir mo
and. Glasswar fr me Wil
Without dont) th larg
selectiou in LI ;ounty.
stock, and co p re pric
Fancy Toilet ete, Mugs
Britannia Me 1 Cruets,
the extiele u want
R8 AND SKINS. -
b. peke° for any quantity
pre. No hoick or teade,
aye a fine stock of
prising eyertthingukinal-
oceey store, nd at Prices
any one. e will' sell
ar quality
ssences and
itter, Eggs,
,ey ,wher you 'can
t, eheapest and finest
Call and :earning oar
ii.
with other, and be con- 1
Vases, Silver Plated and t
Batter Dish4s, &e., jest
or Holiday, or Wedding
.. seeable Priees. WeLsoe
11
Bi ths.
Seafoi h, on tbe
evangelists, and this goes on to -week, until this charch of the . Gi •vi of daugh r,
Lond
GOING NOR
Exeter
Xippen
Loudest) o
Blyth
Belgrave
Wing ha
Ci ontio Sou
Wingha
Belgrave
Londesb
Clinton
Brucefiel
Happen .
Ten Per Cent. 0
PA ILI
NERY
111
0,11 Cash Sales
of
ND MANTLE
STOCK PORI SALE,
00LT OR SALE-Fot gale, a bay *doling
ae' col (kerning three. Siied by Lord Heade,
well hro e eo harness. Apply on Lot 41, conces-
sion 5, oRillop. JAMES DORRANCE. 675
T_TOES 8 FOR SALE-FOr Sale, Two Heavy
Deaught two year Oki Geldings, bay color
and sirt : by Lord Beddow • also one Mare' rive
ing two 1 ears old and one well-bred Durham Pula
two yea s old. Apply on L4t 32, Conceekdon 2,.
If Maine 1, or Waves Seafo h P. 0. ROBERT
SCOTT, oxboro. 667
ESTRAY
V STRAY HEIFER -0
-1-:4 the undersigned, Lo
smith, in auly last, a red
e into the premises of
yearling heifer. The
oyner can have the same n proving property and
V $T RAY STFER-C
-A-:1 the subscriber, Let
about two -months ago, a
The owner eau have the s
and paying charges. WI
e into the premises of
5, Concession Hay,
ed and white eteer calf.
me by proving property
LIAM SEER. 618e4
VSTR.AY CATTLra---C me to Lot 24, Cowes-
ve property, pay chargee
ILLIAM:REITH, Hen -
679.4
owner is requested to pr
WAN ED -A good General Servant, who can
and take them away.
put out. Apply to W. H. RANSFORD, Clin-
ton. 680
-a ed, oldie& a third-de:3a certificate, ler 1881,
for Union School Section 10, Howie and
Wallace Address, statiogo salary, &c„ OHN
MEN ZI 8, Molesworth P. Oi 88 2
OVEI!COAT AND ULSTp$
on and Bruce.
press. Mail. Express.
Mail. Express. Exprese.
44 3 86 7 04
10 05 5 36 10 10
ar
iv e
11
r I
rom Noir till Christmae
All
Yo
ash Sales of
ths',
S AND -ULSTER
LARG
Cheapes4 Lot we ever
M
Section No. 6, Stanley ; One who bas t ught
applicat one leceteed by JOHN" MeASII, secre-
MEETINGS TO )3E HELD
-nRU FIELD CHEESE FACTORY The
'it" An ual Meeting of the Patrons of the : reme-
lt eld Ob ese Factory will he held at Tu errs
at the our of 2 o'clock P. M. A large a tend-
prietor, 682
'IA' No ice is hereby given that the Annual Meet-
ing of the Rodgerville Cheese Factory ill be
heal a the Factory, on Titesdey, January lith,
1881. The Directors to meet at 10 A. ., and
t he St ctholders to meet et 1 P. M. to eceive
their ividend, after whicb. the publio meeting
will ta e place, to receive the report of last sea-
son's perations, and also for making areange-
mente or the ensuing sesson,namely, Meeting
Direct re, letting milk rqutea, and transacting
JAME LANG, President.; 82.2
AUCTION OALES.
011A OEM SALE OF A FIRST -CLASS
a-1 F BM IN THE TOWNSHIP OF 6 DEB-
TOR- ursuant to an order nut& in. re....13olmas,
Infitn s, and bearing date the 26th day ot No-
vembe , A. D. 1880, thme will be sold by ublie
Anal n, with the approliation of Henr Mac -
D erm tt, Esquire, Master in Chancery, oder-
kb, in one parcel, on TUESDAY, the 25bh day of
JANU Y, A. D.1881, at the hour of welve
caoloc noon, at Rattenb yak Hotel, in th Town
of Canton, by the said aster, the fol owing
eery it uable property, vi ., Lot number 14, in
the 16 h Concession, and he north part of Lot
numb r 69, in the Maitla d Concession f the
Town nip of Goderich, in he County of uron,
containing 107 acres, mor or less. This de-
sirable property is situ 't d on the Huron Gravel
aiii
Road, about 5 miles fro the Town of linton.
There are about 87 scree cleared and 1 e from
stumas, and the remta der is well ti bared
hard -wood land. The so' is an exeene t clay
loam 'and is well water d. There is brick
dwelling house, frame b re and stable, tend two
II
aeres of an orchard on t e premises. This is an
unusually fine farm, an in every way a moist
desnabk property. TEEMS -Ten per mita of
113
the purchase money to b paid to the Vendor's
Solicitor at the time of ale, and the ba anee to
be paid into Court with n one month f m the
time of sale, without interest. A Meant tle and.
immediate possessionasielen on payment of pur-
chase money. There will be one rese ... bid,.
fixed by the Master. In Other respects e con-
ditions of sale will be the Standing co ditions
of the Court of Chancery'. For further artion- .
lars apply to the undersi ned. Dated th 23rd of
Goderich. 682
STRAY BULL -Ca
Hay, about the 7th
Bull. The owner is xe
pay charges and take
1VESON.
e- into the enclosuxe of
ot 2, North Boundary,
1 November, a yearling
(mated to proveproperty,
him awaY. WILLIAM
679-4
VEITRAY-HEIFEE- erne into the premises
"I" of the tindereigne , Lot 16, Concession 2,
Tuckeremith, Hi. R. S. eboat the first of De.'
umber, a dark red yea ling Heifer. The owner
can have the same on rovieg property and pay-
ing charges. JOHN H
AH. 082.4
EN-Stiayed. or stolen
he night of the 2Ist of
ht red about 7 years oia,
oint broken of each. Any
neation as will lead to
suitably rewarded. SID -
872
sall.
w ith bow horns, and
p mon giving such int
her re covery will be
V TRAY STEE11-$ti eyed from the premises
-1-1 of the undereigeed, Lot 13, Concession 18;
Grey, aboht the middle of June last, a dant brin-
dle Steer, with white atar in lace and part of tail
white. 1 year old. Any infonnation leading to
the recovei y of this animal will be anitably re-
warded. GEORGE CAMPBELL, Walton. 619
STRAY CATTLE Cone into the premises of
the undersigned Lot 15, Lake Road East,
Stanley, about the e cord week in November, a
red and grey Steer ab nt 2 years old; also a red
and grey heifer, same age. Any person owning
the same will please rove property, pay eharges,
and take theni aw y. ROBERT SANDER -
SON. 079w1
be had black points and was of small size. Any
persot giving such irrforination am -will lead to
his ecovery will be euitably rewarded, and any
person I mad haibo ring aim after this date will
pe prosecuted as th law directs. A. STRONG,
VSTRAY CATTL Came into the premises of
the subscriber, t 18, Concession C, Howiek,
Two red and white teers 1 year old, One red and
white Heifer and 0 e black and white Heifer,
both 1 •year old. he owner will please call,
prove property, pay hargee and take them away.
If not called for on befere the 1st of March,
1881, they'ivill s Id to pay expenees. JOHN
BALL. 678
IMPORTANT NOTICES!
iptliXTISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, oderich,
-I-a Ont. WM. COX, Proprietor. This s one of
the quietest, Moat Corefortable and B st Con-
ducted Hotels in the PrOvince. The Ro me are
commodious and the Table and Bar 'beially
supplled. Good stabling in connection. 885-52
HAIR WORK -Mrs. Butt returns th nits for
thole liberal pattenageg and she is still'
doing ay hair. As she baranges it with oots at
the top she can. make earls from c inbings,
IL
sw a ghee, braids, puffse&c. All orders sent by
naa earefully atteudedto. Four doors west of
the arket, Maelret Street, Seaforth Ont 678
(14)3D OF THANKS -This is to cert -
being principal and interest upon a cer
rasa° by Mr. Felix Thompson, late of
and endorsed in my tater by the late J
niee and I hereby retern my thanks
Der nie, of the Huron Road, for paying t
JAMES BIGGINS, Stanley.
that adw Thomsei Mowbray taking wood off:
a piie belonging to Thomas Suter, iyieg on the
18th and 1411 Concession Line of MeRillop. •
at I have
r for the
to give
ken, and
owbray
deed to
ing that
Mowbray
eaforth,
LLARD.
081-2
ikin note
Den-
e setae.
679x3
ela
REAL ES ATE FOtil,
E.
Tea ROPERTY FO SALE -For Sile,
Street owned by a, George Dent. 1En
111
This piopeety ie we
garden purposes. '
ROBERT BRETT.
rn for sale '
I situated for e
oeres
on easy
jarnes
uire
of land
or
PAY la°
615
WOE SALE. -For
-a: Mill, nearly lie
situated in the
WIII be sold chea
SECORDeCOSSEN
Centennia.I House,
London, Huron. & 13
Apply to J. COXWO
Sale a 'first likes
and in good, talk
iehing Toilet S
Terms easy En
LE -Hotel to Sale iri the
of Hansen, Om as the:
posite the e, -time of the
ce Railway, MI peeseht doing
111373ast8 •
VSTRAN STOCK Strayed from the premises
:la'. of the underei: ied, Lot 8, Coneeesion 1.
Stanley, early last f 11, a ewe and two lambs and
a year old steer Te me is a panchedhole in the
ewe's right ear. Tbe steer is grey with red
neck, also marked in right ear with pmached
hole. Any ielorma ion leading to the recovery
of either of the ab ve will be suitably rewarded.
JOHN ROSS, Brno field, P. O. 680-x4
And whereas, I have since discovered t
raistaken a son of the said Thomas Sut
said Thomas Mowbray. Now, this i
public notice that I 'have been mist
tbat I did not see tae said Thomas
eta ed, and that xegret very much i
have made the statement or done anyt
might tend to injure tae said Thomas
in the good opinion of Lie neighbors.
December 21st, 1880.: RICHARD P
iviOis.lEY TO LENDI-Money to len
a -al Improved farms' only, at 7a per c
est, payable yearly ; Private funds ; cha
mate. JOHN- S. PORTER.
MONEY TO LOAN -In large or s
-aaa• on- fil at. do as security, at 8 pert
interest. Private funds, or on the i
plaa. Apply to W. HILL, Sealorth.
I cent. and 614- per eent. Interest ps.
I ly on terms to Suit borrowers, on filet
I farm property. 11. W. C. MEYER,
lend money at 'a per cent. on ow
an o amount, and for eny number of ye
; est' charged. only on the unpaid prineip
1 at the Store of A. G. McDougall & Co,
MONEY TO LOAN -0n Improved F
erty, at 7 per cent. interest. Int
able half -yearly or yearly, as desired,
tion of the principal if so preferred.
1 light. Apply to TH MAS D. RYAN,
A/ ONEY.-The undersigned has a la
-Lai- money for immediate investmen
mortgages on farm ptoperty. Seven a
pet cent. interest yderly ; principal a
I agreed upon. a. H. BENSON, Soli
I forth.
I 10 to 1 000 Invested in
i Stocks mak
' thing. Address BAXTER & Co.,
' Wall -street Nevi Yotk.
1 STOCK FOR SERVI
i A BERKSHIRE BOAR - The
' Tuck eremith, his well aed favor
; Berk Mine boar, ana will take for hi.:
stock as any animal in the con
on good
nt. inter-
ges
all sums
nt. yearly
atallment
628
at 61 per
able yeith
mortgage
arrister,
681-3
orized to
tgage, for
a Apply
678
nu Prop -
rest ply-
ith a por-
Expenses
Seaforth,
625
FOR SA E OR TO LET.
TO RENT -That
-I- rooms above,
present occupied b
given on the 1st
g
order,
're of
TR, Hensall.
reusH LOT FO
hal/ 1:4 Lot
containing 50 acres .40 of which ig
bush ; the balance S well timbered rid
and bleck ash. For further partiaelstrs apply th
eekuitecE Ian, ills Green P. ' 68113
SALE -Foe sate,
omfortable brick store, with
n Main Street, Seaforth, at
W. N. Wateon. Posseesion
of February. Apaty to Mc-
STED. 631
QTOREHOUSE RENT. -To -rent a good
La grain storehouse on the south side of the
ra ilway track in Soaforth, with two sots of scales,
im mediately. Apply to Scott Brothers, Seaforth
or to the proprietor, ROBEET SCOTT, Rox-
boro. 677
ge stem of
on first
a half
may be
itor, Sea -
688
s fortunes
Lug every-
anaers, 17
587-52
BLACKSMITH OP TO laEla t,tht
(led by a
ecbanie
Posses -
681
Blacksmith sh p at the Eed *Imo
Rippen Read, in Tuakeremith; is sari •
splendid farming e Retry, and a aotsel
11
and steady man ea de a good huseneeas
sion immediately; rent reasonaalee
ROPERTY FO SALE -For e ark the vE-
vation, with
Berry bnehe
or farther pa
etter to ED
eery buildings, &c
market gazdeum.
personally or by
Rodgerville
TORE TO RENT -To rent large and 'coin-
" modioue store in Whitney's block, Main
Street, Seaforth, in the best businesspart of the
town. The store is 69 feet long with. a store
room 30 feet in length in the rear. Rent reason.
abM and possession given on 5th January, 1
Apply to -WHITNEY BROTHERS. 679
laud in the
11 th neceo-
shit le for a
ittelers .apply
aiDROPERTY IN
-I- For sale the h
is a frame, the lot
one of the best b
There is a good ev
variances, and will
apply to JAS. H.13
1.1 OUSE AND L
the vane of
comfortable 38ei
Mr. ,Peter Metall
rooms, and there i
hotrse is well 0ni
water, and all ot
in connection wit
large Irma stahl
the promises to
V.ARM FOR SALE -The north half of Lot 17,
Concession 9, Stanley, containing 50 acres of
first rate land ; 43 acres cleared and in a good
state of cultaratioe ; 17 acres bitten. wheat ; from
7 to 9 awes hardwood bush ; there is a frame
b.ouse and good 'rime outbuildings • also a good
orchard and well ; will be sold at' a moderate
price. Apply to the proprietoe on the premises
CHARLES SHAW. 681z2
TO MEDICAL MEN OR TRADESMEN -To
ge of Kinburn, township of
-a- rent in the vi
repair, and a woo
tion, also half an
fruit trees. all be
spring -well.
home; rent rea
able frame residence in good
-Abed and stable in connee-
ere of lend well d with
ring. There is Mee a good
he property would make
ence for a medical man or
g cheap and comfortable
enable. Apply to JAMES
flORNERLOTF
ship of MeRilloa,
oleared and in a
well watered, 7 ac
acres plowed; go
good well and b
a mile of Huron
and 8 of Dublin ;
acre farms in the
ply on the premis
Office. 675
11 SALE OR TO BENT -Being
of Lot 10, concession 2, town-
ontaining 50 acres, nearly all
plendia state of cultivation ;
es under tali wheat and 15
d flu= house and stable,
ring orchard, convenient to
hurch and. school ; within half
his is one of the prettiest 50
e to P. KENNELLY, Seaforth
EIMOND FO
se and lot in Egmo
emateins half
ila
he house
e and la
ding sites au ondvillet
and all otliee 'nekseeeary con-
e told cheap. Fer partionlare
NEION, Seale> he 521
T FOR Fe sale in
rucefield that handseme and
nee at present *mewled by
/ of an sere oi laud. This
lied, and has laird tid soft
convemenceek mime,
a. fret class residen
and driving heuei.
the Proprietor, PE
VARM FOR
• cession 4, St
which are cleared
in. a first Mese et
timbered tv.thh
house, frame ha
a young orchard j
miles from Bruc
school within tew
sion at any time
LOST OR FOUND.
Doe- LOST -Lost front Sealorth about two
weeks ago a large black Newfoundland pup,
abent five.mouths Old. Any person giving such
information to the undersigned as will lead to
his recovery will be suitably rewarded. A. D .
MONEY LOST -:Lost, iu Seaforth, Wed..
measy, Deck rnber 15, a stun of money, about
$8 in bills. The finder will be euitably rewarded
on leaving the eemo et the EXPOSITOR. ()Bice,
Seaforth, or giving it to G.ANIN JAMIESON,
London Road, Tackersmirh. 681
MUFFLER L OST -Lost, On Saturday last,
between Saaip's Hotel and Mr John Beat -
tie's residence, a Gen.'s' Start Muffler, crochet
make, dark brt yen color, with green and red
stripes aerosta eaele..bid. The fnader will be Ult.
ably rewarded on leaving the same at the EX-
P OSIT0i3 OFFICE; S eat orth. 681x2
681
nderdrained, watt cod mad
of cultivation. The Mammas
mi. stable, plonta of water and
tcommencing to ; is set
' Apply to the pro rietor
OR, pxoprieter. 1 677
p AIM FOR S .-For sale . the west half of
-a-• Lot 7, on the thtioncessiou of i Tn. kersmithe
11. 13.S., cent " g 50 acres of chbice land ; on
th e place is a rime barn nearly ne , 1. young
fall wheat sown, ut 8 acres ol sh; is within
4a miles from t 0 town of Sealorth on a good
gr avel road. Thi is one of thebettpeo rtiesirk the
township, and ill be sold chesp4 r farther
premises, er if las fetter to S orth.P O. GEO.
1Coneeseion ullett, 75 aerce Cleared and in
the land is und /drained, well fechel, plenty of
good water in vele and two mse TIIA ; eller° aro 40
acres 'under 1811 iheat ; brick ouse,fra,me ham
and shed ; yo g hearing orahaed Of 'over 100
trees; near grave road; 4 mile 1 to 8 (nth, 6
ef •
to MRS. CHAR a CARTER, en th promisees
or if by letter eaforth post effie . 678-4x
A/ANITOBA., in Best
"1-T4' Localities' f 0 acres to
select hem.-- li I inspec-
tion, is willing t party par-
chasmg can ge back, with
interest at 12 the end a
money does no Parties who
who are nu
have not seen,
to A. STRON
P. BRINE Licenced Auctioneer for the
• County of Huron. Sales attended in all
parts of the Co uty. AB ordere left at the Ex-
POSITOR Office ill be promptly attencled to.
Ja LAND AG
elected Patin tot
r Sale Chea4; 11;7
guarantee treat an
is purchase anoney
cent. per a um, at
e.so desire it, lie t
exceed $11 er
e at the pree nt low prices, but .
g to hamedilibuying what they
Monal visit to litalni•teba. Apply
and Agent,BettfOrth. 668-4x
FOR E --The north half of Lot 24
la Lot 27, a d the east half of Loil 28, Comes -
in • one parcel, ri two of 150 crek3 ahd 50 saes
and orchard ; h. land is in a
ro• ads, &c. y erson want
gooa locality, do well to
fore buying el here. For
apply to JA S LAWRENC
St
IVO, glood Senecas
ood et ate of (mitt-
elll situated as to
a ,goed farm, in At
k et this one he -
s midterms --
orth. 672
PARlel FOR A: E -For sale ott 29 Concession
-la -8, Mill R ad, Tackorsnaat :co Miring 100 k
o
acres, abont acres cleared, ise/ee ained, free
from stumps, well fenced andr lint:class order;
there is 80 am es'of fall wheal the bindings ate
g ood and e0113 odious, also Orr Of t e hest or -
::I
char& in the ownship and plentY -Of water - it is
the Great We tean Railway, and p.4,61: /TOM Sea- -
forth on the r nd Trunk; it is one bf the beet
Possession to ki t the perch ers pply to the
pr,oprietot on t 27, on thp seine Concession.
AT FOIANDE ORSYTH. 075
*ARM F013 S LE. -For sale, Dot , conceasion
13, Brill( tt containing 75 agree of excellent
clay loam land, about. 66 tea o which are
cleared and ' a good state I qui vation, the
remainder i good hardly a bush. On the
peemisis are . small log hem aided up, -with
good spring creek running thebugh the bend.
frame kitcheer with good we land emmp, and a
and 101 rule Item, Seafortli, 'and about the amnia
from Brusse dn a good ge vel: r Further
THOMAS GI IN, propriet r. , 820
-WARM FOR ALE -For e, tot No. 22) Con -
one trundre a res of land, ab ut , 75 of which
with hardev d there is a f tame', ho se and frame
barn and sta 1 B ; 9.1330 a young rang erehard.
the )38111e 'stance from Iiipinin, nd 7 miles
from Seale h' all good Metikate gravel road -
running pee t e farm, and al school within three
quarters of e. Tbis is one of t e best farms.
in the.. tow and ev.ill be sold. eh ap. For lur-
e lim rietoe on the
. 0. lataLES Ke-
•
thee particeams apply to t
premises or tte .Brueelield
TWO GOO 1aARMS Fon. "Baize -Fos Bale Lot
p, cor taining50ticres. 'The hun-
t Ae actude gR tichi x 144eh, rs omungale 3.rw: died etre f has 60 acrkS fleareckand in a good
bkBaeriete.d.cisloti-trniaide. e:Cna.1,13 titeladorilliofjournt, 1411; yecouni eanlf, re 111101373: lohee3011svgarigf000llinfgrasmprieughoeseof
-water. On he small /erne there ere 4.15 etree
Block, Goderic , O• nt. T_e_rms moderate. 6a5
d Property, Fern' Stock and oetaoh esa
ell orders left 'with the under- Dublie, wit
kLEXANDE
; Bales of Land
so nett Wa:
es of Seatort
cession 8,
weal= 14, will be promptly attended te. bale Beeenwooa e,. aeeemo elBeee.
during the bills, notes an stomps furnished if required. .- - - . , _
ows: He ee ALEX. DELG TTY, Walton. 009 LOOK H E - $5,500 Itliehet
e as good
1 aia pig served abo-at 100 sows kat season.
Te rms-$1, payolae at the time of
MUNDELL.
a OCD NEWS FOR FA.EMERS
ouGALLi& Co. "Yoling Dennis," will be kept Mr t
ment of stock this season on Lot 29
8, Bibbert. "Yonng Dennis" was
Niasouri ; he by First Duke of Ni
Direct Impoetts of Staple and Faue
Mantles, Shawls
1
errice with
677
- The well
hire Boar,
Concession
ot by East
souri; dam,
Lady Hamilton, by First Duke o Hamilton •
grand dam Perpleetity, and grand s're Perplexit'.
It will be seen from this pedigree hat "Young
Dennis" is from tne very best st ha of Bera-
, shires, and his BMA can not be be ten ; he has
taken prizes wherever shown and is get have
been very suceseseful as prize winn IS. Terms -
$1 per sow, payable at the time of service, with
Dry Goods, the privilege of retarning if necessao • . WILLIAM
&e. EBERBART, proprietor. 677-8
L GAL NOTICE.
' acres clia a a7ithnereearis33::: bfralak
VXECUT Waft' NOTICE -In tte matter of the . harearaad-11, barn, OtbAr
-I-:4 estate ol John Boddan, late of the Town- two barne put up with ceder pout , two good log
ehip of Tuelier mith, isomer deceased. All pee- housco, log stall° and other outh dings ; a good
sone having a y claims against John Boddan, bearing oralaard ; this ferna is. we fenced with
mith, farmer' deceased, who deed d laek ash rails, tiled o 100 rode eie
of October 'set are required. or .. boreal fella lig ; this farm iiS in good etate a
th day of January next, to maid 1 eultivetio
each piece.
DalBeF. or to
672
ession 2, How-
se about 160
lealanco good
late of 'Dicke
on tbe 30th da
or before the I
to Messrs. Mc
our solicitors, the full pertienlare of their Manna P
and security, id -any, h.eld by them, alter whioh from the
date we will peoteed to dietribute the assets of from seh
the deceased dmong the parties entitled thereto, great bee
having reference only to the claims of 'which we $2,000 cas
shall then hate notiee, in pureattnee of Beaked mortgage tee
Statutes of Ontario, Chapr 107, Section 34. a term of ire
p mber 1880. JAMES CAR. able ; posses
isos, or 14 b
, and over helt 41 it ha been lying in.
a aurnher of yeert, with good viol; and
eke water the ye ai round; is 4 arales
-Rine of Gerrie, 5 from Wroxeter, 1
in, and e,an. be bought for Sa.,500-
he format 8 per. cent. interest, for
ti
ion givee imMediate y. For further
ply to ehe peewee _r on the prem -
671
NOC13AN and ANDREW MoCAA, Executors of
080 4