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The Huron Expositor, 1883-01-19, Page 5- - - _ : A Ifk siu timid erneyi be procure cedar macipality ickney, aeoondd the offer or Metillrikt !Ira, to supply *a ix rock elm plank, Tied. - Moved. by rF.Hackney that tha ter be authoehted tigage Ott resal_estate, sing to the Railway kunt, at& provided be 2ent—Cferriedi. After coonnts the , council turday the 24th Feb - lock a. tn. , - , 0. --The new Conneil al Craubrookatursuant ' following gentlemen ribed the deitheatiozi 'fication took their !loll for 1803 -a -viz : Reeve; aohu Hialop, Walter Oliyer, 2nd dwardBryson, and ecillort, minutest of . - , read arta approved. applied to have road ti Iota 15, 16 and 17, • 18. Moved by Wel - by Edward Bryan, op, and Milne, be mine said read and nt of work required :cost thereof and re. `ng of couiddl—Car- of Robt. Tack,- for . on the personal pro- 'atehford, whe moved . Moved bie John by Win. Mime„ that mitted—Carried Mr. , 1 engineer &set in his. •imates,plansSertd asa! osed drainage. on clou- d 17. Moved by John by Welter Oliver, that acted to prepare by- [aeielay next meeting -a. by W. Glivereseconded hat Alex. Stater% be errent year—Uarrie& h appointed ' James :other aaditor. The i collector were reap- aurrent year,: at the f Clerk 'PM Assess9r. $100. Wm. Stewart, f $10 for daxame suss gon and geode while a boundary between ep, caused by a de - Mewed by E. Bryan, tn. Milne. that this is their share of said Moved by Walter • iy John Mabee), that Ss be extended till the ext—Carriede Moved ea seconded by Wm. B. Atkinaon's . taxes ,3 he remitted he being ea throuaii siekness— teera taxes were aloe ug a widow; Worttall them. After exam. At number of aged/Lag adjourned to meet loteia hotel Ethel, ow . day of Janeary, to et arrangements for aretween. lots ,25, and nd other business. terarniat- -There were regie- iith, daring the year leatlia 42, and ewe Donnell, the registrar, s a tolerably tall and it of the actual eta - taken great care• to les& events as have We regret te learn Eigia, of thia town - very painful accident Rhe had put on a pair as she was going out and fell, fracturing a the wrist. Under t she is doing as well ted, but it vvill be a else be fully reeoverad. e -A meeting, of the _held on the 4th inst., Egnaondville, for the ik the returns from = The poll-boeks -were follewing reault, rm. Chesney; No. 2, &o. 3. John Wood (re- eeaes Gemming. The re organized by John !r_inted chairman, and eointed secretary and ISchmidt waseettgaged e 8- at a salary of $25 :secretary was author. pies of the auditers' hool accounts printed dated. The secretary al to advertise in the tenders, for fencing ida at Nos. 2, 3, 9, 10 ed then adjourned to I ea,. hotel on the first iraary, at 2 p. zn., for receiving tenders for busiziessee-Geoeaz EDITORe— I have re- t a. report lute been in, hout this towoship to the last eleetion be- ihannon and john slated certain demi- to the oharaeter and tat named gentleman, eavored to induce my gr. Cameron, of Kip:. efluence against Mr. learn that report was ;wing the recent muni- • Tuelzeramith, and I us for believing that d to vote against inc In justice to all par - privilege of giving the iost emphatic- denial oar paper so- that all rtanity of seeing it. nor indirectly did I Cameron on the sub - he ciroulatioa of the beets, I have only to approve of them and their circulation. I go- of these oiroulars aloe. I -dpened the street in Bracefield. omen were standing IO , and before I saw handed each one. So purport of these fly e - AM * X put thectokage in my pock* _and when I goteine plaited it 41 the. efleve and burned it. This is a true and cornot history of the whole affair, and . X think your readers will have no trou- ble in coming to the conclusion that I have been misrepresented in the mat- ter... Yours respectfully, BOUM Maas Tuokerstnitb. Comma IfinguNG.—The Council met on Monday, the. 15th inst., and sub- eoribed the declaration of office and qualification. Wan. McConnell wasap- pointed Clerk and Treasurer. Wm. Areldillan Was appointed Auditor by the Council, and Archibald Dewar by 'the Reeve. Moved by John Hannah, se*nded by John Sproat. that whereas Richard Elmsford and. 35 others have petitioned this Council to have a bridge erected across the Bayfield river be-. tween tots 35 and 36, concession 1, that this Council meet at the site of the pro- posed. bridge on Monday, the 22d inst., at the hour of 2 o'clock p. in., to con- sider the- advisability of building a bridge at the proposed place.— Carried. Moved by John Sproat, seconded by Robert Eigie, that the fo lowing taxes be remitted: Wm. Allen,. 42 cents; Mrs.. Wan. VanEgmond, 12.15; Mrs. Callahan; $1.86; John Winters, $1, dog chargedin error; Wm. Hu 'sou, $1, for dog lia,vin4 left the limits.—Cirried. Moved by John ' Spred, seconded by Wm. S. Mundell, that the Collector be instructed to collect all unpaid taxes, and pay over to the Treasurer immedi- ately.--Cerried. Moved by John Han- nah, seconded by John Sproat, that the following two aints be paid: IN m .`A.ngus, repairing bridge lots 15 and 16, conces- sion 3, 1{;$other items for election by Clerk, 1.89;$postage and stationery account allowed, $29.16. The Clerk was instructed to correepond with D. Sproat as to the price at which he could fur- nish 10 000 feet of cedar, 6 by 8 inches and 12 feet long. Moved by Wm. So' Mundell, seceisded hyalt, Elgie, the fol- lowing amounts be be granted in chari- ty: Dania Grummett, 56; N. Price, $5; Hugh MeEwen, $5; Mrs. Mo. Namara, 5.5; Win. i Brewer, $4; John Garbie, one cord of wood.—Carried. ' The Council then adjourned to- meet again at Daly's hotel, Egnaondville, OD Monday, the 29th January, at the hour ef 10 o'clock a. me—Wit. McCoNtreee, Clerk. Mellott, APPOINTMENTS. -4.t the meeting of the Hallett conneil on Monday, Mr. Robert Smith tvaz ppointed collector; and Mr. Thomas Nellans, collector. Messrs. James Campbell and Richard. Jackson were appointed auditors. The fall minutes of the meeting will be pub- lished next week. Archibald, seconded -that George Holla Deputy Reeve, for th ried. A number of vented, examined paid, for which debe Moved by George Ho Daniel Manley, that be appointed 6.10880 ment appeared, the Moved by Alex. Kerr, Archibald, that Win pointed auditor—C appointed Joseph auditor. Moved by ed br Wm. Archibal be instructed to adve the Seaforth papers, B. new bridge on con lot 22, known as. Co composed of cedar, b elm. Tenders to be meeting of Council. cations can be seen house—Carried. Nex oil to be held at Win ond Monday in Feb by Alex. _Kerr, d be ' appointed 4oWnith1p-Lfiar- unto were-pra,-. d ordered to be tures were issued. land, seconded by onald McGregor . As no amend- otion was parried., seconded by Wm. Pollard be &p- ried. The Reeve vane the second ex. Kerr, second- , that the Clerk bise for tenders in r the: erection of - salon line,6 and 7, an's bridge, to be tternut and rook received at next Plans and. speciii- at Alex. Ewes meeting of Connhrop, on the *we- ary. Olin on. THE OOHING LEM RE.—The Literary and Scientific Societ of this place have secured the Services f Dr. Wild for the :23rd. of January, wh n the Rev. Doctor will deliver one of his celebrated lec- tures. The subject boson is a rather peculiar one: Men ith Iron Shoes." ANNIVERSARY SERPI S.—The Sabbath School Anniversary i connection with Willis Church, held a Monday evening, was in every respect a success. The addresses delivered by Rev. Messrs. McDonald and Mu eve were jest the thing, short: and t the .point, and bristling all over wi h good sound ad- vice to old and you") . Mr. McDonald also preached morni g and evening on the preceding, Sals ath to large and attentive audiences. The collections both ois Sunday and on Monday evening were for the bene t Of the Sabbath school, and aggregat 11 about $30. three runaways in t and not much of ys, either. 7-- Mr. rchased the prop - pied by tdrr John e new Stet*, and eon a large' hotel. menced delivering andation. Price, slie has puechased onl,13treet, .now oc- s. Mountcastle, and to a carriage shop. w Council -did the swearing and then ork on- Monday.— unhealthy' season rson of Dr. Dillen- owel, has hung out aver Block.. Well, et' trades n4eans a Bluevale. &UR FATHERS .—The Tiirnberry Conn- ed met in Lower Wing -ham on Monday last to transact business. J S. McTav- ish was appointed assessor, and A. H. Musgrove and We S. Henry Auditors. No other appointments were made. WISELY Doee.—Mr. H. H. Burgess, teacher, has been engaged to teach in the county -of Welland. H. H. is one of our anccessfal teeohers, and will -do well. However; before leaving he car- ried off Miss Helen, eldest daughter of D. King, Esq., wisely determining to travel the road no longer in single wretchedness. We with them success. CHEESE MEETING.—The annual meet- ing of the Bluevale cheese company, was held in Patterson's ball on Wed- nesday January 10th. A large number of patrons and abareholders were pre- sent and all passed off quietly. The following are extracts from the state- ments read: Pounds of milk brought in during the season, 2,031.068; pounds of cheese 196,665; pounds of milk to pound of cheese 10.2e, Average price for the season 11 09c. Non shareholders received per gallon for milk 8.85c., and shareholders 9.15c. Cost of making, including salaries and supplir, 570. per 100 lbs. Total amount of , money re- ceived $22,170. When we consider the large amount of money paid out in six months one cannot but see the benefit of having such a factory. in our midst. The following directors were elected: J. R. Miller; 80; R. Memel], 71; Sas. Elliott, 60; W. J. Johnston, 54; W. Isbester. 48. At a anbseqtaent meeting of the Directors, J. R. Miller was elect- ed,President, J. Burgess, Secretary, and T. Farrow and P. McLaren, Auditors. MeTCillop. WILD, CAT KILLED. --1-31.r. Gee. Smith, of this township,shot en enormous wild cat the other day in the big swamp, on the 13th concession. The animal had killed a deer end ad half of it 'eaten, and had just completed a hearty meal. of venison when called upon 'to render up an account by Mr. Smith. ACCIDENT. — n Friday last a young man, see of Mr. James Hays, Reeve of MoKillop, met with a very painful accident. He was drawing wood from the bush when the teem got stuck with the load in the deep Snow. One of the horses suddenly jumped back and. the whifffettee struck him on the right leg fraoturtag the bone. Although be is doing nicely. it will be a good while before he is around again. INCIDENTS.—Quly town on Tuesday la a day for ranaw Samuel Pike has p erty at present occ Folland, adjoining t intends erecting the He has already co the stone for the .1 $800.—Mr. John Le the property on Hu cupied by the Mess intends turning it i Price, $700.—The n usual amount of settleddown to 'In expectation of another medico in p baugh, lately of Lis his shingle in the B competition in ea 'I : II • cutting of prices, but it don't seem to work that way wi doctors have a bett things.—Mr. Henry the machinery ont planing factory to a bert for the sum of engine and boiler friends of Miss Ali at her father's real her.with an elegant ware and tray, on An enjoyable, sec spent. --Many of on, to learn of the deat gins, an enterprisin place, which took Inst., after a long illness'. The funeral rday, at 2 p. MMONS.—As I see by you have secured a both Ottawa and keep your readers irs of the nation, as two burghs, and as ons connected with cientiftc Society of greater importance es which eeevene in e above ineetioned purpose- ieflicting r readers, with your account of the doings e of Conimtna. Im- Ministry 01 which had the honor tebe • eon defeated on the nhood Stiff rage,!' re- eal to the ponOtry. n followed, in which have succeedsjd in number of adherents king majority. What of that majerity, will ately stated 8.8 there umber of indepen- e new Premier, who he leader Of the late by the unscrupulous arding workshops for. weeded g re - Railway to he ;rect. narrow majeiiti for ted constituency of OBITUARY.— Another of the pioneers has passed away in the person of Mrs. Robert Hogg, who died atthe residence of her son, Mr. J ihn Hogg, on Wednes- day morning last haying attained the unusual age of 8 years. Mrs. Hogg t was a eiitive of umfrieehire, Canobie Parish, Scotland, and tame to this country in 1842, nd With her husband removed to Mcli llop in 1849, and set- tled on lot 28, co cession 5, McKillop, where she email ed to reside until her death. Mr. Hog died about ten years ago. Thirty -fou y-eers ago this was a pretty wild, district, and Mrs. Hogg with her husband, eodured all the hardships and privationa, as well as the joys and pleasures of pioneer life. She was of a kind and generous disposition, and few possess the love and esteem of those who know them best more completely than she did. She leaves behind four sons and °tie daughter, besides a con- siderable circle ofriends, who will long f remember her w th the most kindly and affectionate feelings. . Comtom DOINGs.—The Council elect met in accordance with the statute, on the third Monday in January,. at Craw - ford's Hotel, Dublin. Members present —James Hays, Esq. Reeve; Council- lors—Messrs. Alex. lien, George Hole laud, Wm. Archibald and Daniel Man- ley, who deposited their oaths of office and qualification with the Clerk, and proceeded. to business fer the election of a Deputy Reeve.. Moved by Win. h Medicine, as the r way of menaging Stevens hes sold f the old Olinton me parties in Ilib- 51,000, exclesive of —Over forty of the e Smith ass;mbled once and pr seirted lot of china, silver-, riday 'evening last. al time was also readers will regret of Mr. John Hod - merchant of this lace on the ' 18th itanbe * live hogs hogs are 100 tbs. , /1 te 14 each. No sales el ere reported te-day ,• dressed rth from $8,60 to. $8.80 per • 1ird010019 Jan. 16.—Sprang wheat, 04 10d; red winter, Qs 05d to 00$ Od ; white, , .09a id; club, 09e 6d, oats, 5s()6d; barley, 511 64; Tess, 7s 6d ; pork 82s Od; cheese, 66s 6d. • p, Jan.. 18 —Fall wheat, $0.93 to $0.97; pring, $0.94 to $0.98; oats, 410 to 43e; p4ao, 70o to 750 ; barley, 55o to 73o; hay, per ton, $12.00 to $15.50'; butter, 170 to 27o; potatoes per bag, 75o to 809; eggs, per doz.'27o to 30o.; dressed hogs, per 100 lbs., $8.00 to $8.37; weol, per pound, 190 to 20c. mom= , • WHO CAN BEAT Ip?—The County of ginscoe can boast of a village with less than 300 of a population, having two newspapers, both owned, edited, printed, and published by one and the same person, one in the Catholic Reform interest, the other in the Protestant Conservative-. . a takes place on Sat OUR nOUSE OF C your paper that weekly letter fro Toronto so as t posted on • the a conducted in those the House of Corn the Literary and Clinton is of fa than the Legislate either or both t places. I therefor upon you and yd permission, a short of the said Hon primis, then, the your corresponden a follower, having question of "Mr solved upon an ap A general electi the new ministr electing a sufficien to give them a wo the precise nembe be cannot be aeon have been quite a dents elected. T I may say was opposition, having use of promises re the Canada Panifi ed on the Island, s turned by a very the densely popul Goat Island. imommemstimomma 1 THE MARKET. 88 —Chief Wilson, of Stratford, and. ef Strathroy, arrested three young mat in Stratford on WednesdaYi upois the charge of having committed the recent burglaries in Lucan, Strath -i roy, and other -western towns. They were tracked by Chief Miller, of Strath'i roy,who 4ays they slept in school houses and made their way to Stratford. They are all about 23 years of age, and hail from Detroit. One gives his name as Robert Baird, of Seaforth, and was formerly a Grand Trunk yardman at Stratford He has a chum who is said to hail frcm the same place. The third is an nown. , UrtON •ases.,te. •.. OREAT.-'1STOM-TAKINO• S. LE- , AT MCLOUGHLIN'S. 1 Previous to and during Stock -Taking, I purpose clearing o t the balance of Winter Goode, to make room for spring purchases. a! Dress Goods, WincieS, Flannels, )3lanketsl, Tweeds, Hats and Caps!, Fuiis, • Millinery, &C. I am reducing to prices that will astonish and effect a, speedy clearance. Give me a call, and you will get bargains. _ 1 Local Notices. , Receive]) at D. D. Rose's—New Teas, which for quality and price I claim can't be beat, and if you dpubt it a trial 'will convince the most skeptical that it is so. Also, New Currants, Valentia Raisins, Table Baisne, Figs, Prunes, Carded Peels, Extracts, Canned Tomatoes, Core, Peas, Peaches, Pears, Apples, Jams and Jellies, and Canned Meats; also a fine aesortmeat of pure candies, all of which will be -sold at my ' usual low prices. . 783. THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURA.NT.—H. Dea- gon, of the People's Restaurant, Main Street, Seaforth, is daily in receipt ..f flash oysters, both in can and hulk. Oysters served . n the p.emises, - a liberal discount all, wed tojiot. Is and suppers. The best only, kept, and as cheap as 'he chee pest. Confectionery of all kinds received fresh weekly. Re memberi when you ea.ot a dish ef good oysters for yourself or friends go tO Moan Deagon's. Canned goads, tobaccos at d eigars of the best quality always on hand. 788-2 WILSON & YOUNG have a large and well assotted stock of choice family groceries, provision, crockery and giassware,e Parties re- quiring anything in either line can depend on getting it from them at the lowest price and of the best quality. All goods guaranteed to be as repre-ented, and to give satisfaction, if not, they can be returned. The highest price paid for butter, sae, and all kinds of farm and dairy produce. I Cad -and examine stock and judge for yourse1veS1' 781 , BARGIN ds THE ORDER OF THE DAY.— Grand cl rin,g sale of winter dry goods to make room for sprit*e". importations. Our stock of wieter goods is still complete, and as we are anxious to c.ear out the balance we will mak, this an exctptionsl opportunity to purchase rare bargains in each department. We have deteii- minedeto dispose of our. entite stock of hefty goods, consequently we have' reduced them fro 25 to 30 pet cent We have Still uti harm) a lar and fashionable stock of ladies' mantles an mantle cloths, whh h we will positively sell at cos Our stock of plain and fancy wincies, plain and fancy flannels, union shirtings, etc , is still larg , and we axe offering the remainder et cost. We have a feW fur sets left, and a complete stock of ladies', gentlemen's and children's fur caps, whidh we will se 1 at -less than cost. Ladies' and cbil dren's wool scarfs, opera sh,w1s,-hoods, mittens, etc., going at coss. In our drese department we have made slaughtering eeduetions. the stock consistinglof all the leading colorings in plain and fancyall wool and union goods.- We have a good stockof heavy wool lined comfort ables, fancy rug, ' and Canadian all wool blankets at greatly reduced prices.. On • clothing room 'is crowded litrith nien's and boys' overcoats and suits. W pay spt cad attention to this de arte . meat, alw ys showing the latest styles and best value to. e had from the manufacturers. Our stock in t is line will surpasS apy in the county, ers desirous t f purchasing clotting to their Advantage to give ue a call ying. Ordered clothing depa. tment, 1.—The stock in this aepartment is still will now be cut down in prices to clear ch as possible to 'make room for new ing on. Look out for bargains. Wm. ft Co., Ca:iapibretll'S:lock, Seaforth. onseavomen / 8# a SEAFOBTH, Jap.18, 1883. Fall Wheat per bushel$o i!F to. Spring Wheat per bushel Q8t8 to Oats per bushel 0 84 to Peas per bushel... .. . 0 65 to Barley per bushel........, 0 40 to Butter, No. 1, loose 0 17 -to Butter, tub. , n 18 to 1 Eggs . ,_ • 0 22 to Flour, per 100 lbs 2 30 to Hay,new , 8 00 to Hides, per 100 lbs 6 50 to Sheepskins each 0 50 to Wool 0 18 to Salt (retail) per barrel Salt (wholesale) per barrel Potatoes, per bushel (new) Dressed Hogs O 93 O 95 0 86 068 O 50 0 18 0 20 022 2 80 900 750 1 20 _125 100 0 80 to 0 85 8 00 to' 8 45 1 • ' 1 CLINTON, fan. 17, 1883; I Fall Wheat per bushel $ 0 85 tl 0 90 Spring Wheat per bushel • 0 86 tq 0 90 Barley per bushel Oats, per bushel 0 40tido 00 8487 - 0 84 to 0 85 Peas per bushel 0 04 Butter. 20 tel 0 23 Eggs . (2lto 023 Hay per tan s 00 te -8 00 Potatoes, per bushel 0 85 to 0 30 Wool 0 25 to -0 27 Hides, per 100 lbs. J--- ., 7 000 to 800 Dressed Hogs 8 0o 8 85 -••• and custo will find before b store No, large, an out as m goods co CAstrinset Live StOck Markets. MONTREAL, January 16.—The best cattle were sold at from 50 to qo per lb., and ordinary rough stetrs and dry cows in fair condition, do to ltc per lb., while leanish animals sold et 3c to 3ic per Th. Wm. Ryan. of St.lAnn's mar- ket, bought four good heifers at no per lb. plus $2 on the lot; they weighed 3,680 lbs. Messrs. Brown Bros. bought three superior fat cows ato pr lb., and four others at $50 each or e little under 5o per lb. There were about 75 sheep and lambson the market to -day, none of 'thein being of extra qpality. Sheep sold at from $4 to 06 each, and • BUTTS—In Tnckersmith on the gth inst., the wife 9f Mr. John Butts,BAYNE—an Ashfield on th 12th concession, on ; a son. Cht i • was Day, the wife of Mr. James. Bayne, of a em. WOON--tPn the 11th inst., the wife of Mr. John Woori, of the Bayfield Cpceision, eta daugh- ter. SMALE-eIn Brussels on the 8th inst., the wife of Mr. H B. Smale of a dapghter BROWN -feat Cedar Creek, ITprth Domfrieseon the 10th Aust., the wife of MI. Wiliam H.Brown of a dabghter. CLUFF tin Wyoming on the 10th ult., the wife of r. Lichard Cieff of e daughter. . • Marriac es. TERMS—CASH AND PRODy". McLOUGHLIN, Seaforth. REMNANT SALE AT - a 1710P FIVI.A.INT 131ZOTI-IMRS'. Splendid Bargains in Remnants of tress Goods, Cloths, Tweeds, Prints, &c. Must be cleared out. Also, some Ladies', Misses' and Children's Mink and Grey 1..rnb Sets and Caps. Cloth Jac ets, Shawls, Millinery, Men's and Boy's Caps, etc., to b cleared out at sweeping reductions , 'AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE OF STAPL S—ARMSTRONG4At the Manse Londes- bor ugh, by the Rev. Me. Lochead,on the 10th . ins .1 Mr, Wm. Staples ! to Elizabsth,yoingest dem hter of Wm. Arnestrong, Eeq., all of Hul ett. ; RINGS 'ON—LAIDLAW-1n B ruesels on the 12t inst., by Rev. Mr. 4ones, at the residence of t e bride's father, MIL A Ohm! Efingston, to Sarah, eldest daughter cif Robt. Laidla w,Esq , all 4fBrussels. CAMM PEGLAR—By Rev., Cis Wettest), on thee '27tl ult., at the Primitive Methodiet Par- son ge, Woodham, Mr. i Richard Camm, of Ufa orne, to Miss Emmet!. Kate Jane Peglar, of lIanhard HEFF RMAN—GOBDON. — In Centre Grove, Cli ton County, Iowa, on the let inst., by Bev. Father Garland, Mr. John Hefferman, of Eth 1, Ont.,,to Miss Mfiggie E. Gordon, of Centre Grove. SMITH , BOACtf—On the rd inst., by Rev, Jas. Ceti ell, Mr. Wirft- snit; tp Miss Rebecca E. --0 ch, all of West Wa enosh. 11 MA NN NG-HORNE-Is Exeter on the 10th inst., by lev. Mr. Webber, Mr. Albeit Manning, of tow ship 1, range 9, Manitoba, (fifth son of Richard Manning, Eeq.,) to Miss Mattie, fouVth daughter of W. Home, Esq., of Exciter. STEEN—IRWIN—On the 4th bait, by Rev. j. Phi p, at the residence Of the bride'father, Mr.Wm.Steen,of Big Plaine,Manitoba,to Miss - Ani J. Irwin, of East Wawanosh. STEW RT—LOVETT—At the residence of the bri O'f3 father, Stunm.erhill, on the 10th inst., by ev. W. Craig, Mr. George Stewart, of' Va oa to Sarah, daughter of Mr. Charles Lo ea. IT A11011 AR—KILTY—At the residence of the bride's father, Hallett, pp the 10th inst., by Be's.! W. Craig, Mr. W. r. Farquhar, of nut- let, • to Alice, daughter of Mr. John D. TERE FE—GRIFFITH—At tie residence of the brt e's parents on the qrd Inst., by Rev. R. Kii.Y; heap, Mr. John Terrill, of Turriberry,to Miss RI cca Griffith of Howic.k. KING WILLIS—On the 8th inst., by Bev. J. R. . Isac, at the Methodist personage, Wroxeter, Mr.Charles Richard King? to Miss Hannah Wi lis, both of Gerrie. • KIN AloMICHAEL—On the 10th inst., by Rev. . Isaac, at the ,,letliodist Parsonage, ureter, Mr. Stephen King. of Howick, to s Mary MeMichael; of Turnberry. —SHERRILL—In Welton on the 20th .1 by Rev. Mr. Gee,' Mr. John Wyatt, of lett, to Miss Maria Sherril,, of fileKillep. —GRIEVFI—On.the 17th inst., by Rev. D. McDonald, at Ithe residence of the let de's father, Mr John Spiers, of Morris, to Mi 3 Alines, daughter ?f Thomas Grieve, Esq., of McKillop. SMITH—LINS.LATER—Pn the 3rd inst., at the -re }deuce of the bride la father, by the Rev. P. i D Ines, Mr. Herbert Smith, of Turtle Monne ta re Manitoba, to Miss Maggie Linklater, of the same place. Efil R Dr‘O'S tea,ocK.! t HOFFMAN BROTHERS Seaforth. Deaths. HIJNTER—In Brussel' on January 8th, LoIrne, youngest on of Wesley 'and Lama Hunter, aged 8 yesirs. LIT TLEJ OHN—In Lowtorry, Fifeshire,Sconand, I on the21 th alt., Mrs. John Littlejohn, aged 80 years. Deceased was mother of Mrs. John Renders°, of this town. ! EADIE —In Muckart, Pertbshire, Scotland, On the 28th November, 1882-, Elisabeth Kirk, beloved wife of Mr. John. Eadie aged 75 years. Deceased was aunt of Eadie, John Henderson. of this town. ' HOGG—ln McKillep on the 17th inst.'Mrs. Janet Hogg, relict of the late Robert Hogg, aged 86 years. ' - HODGINS—In Clinton on the 18th inst., John Hodg ins; Merehant, aged 40 years. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - FOR THE ERECTION OF A BRItir)GE IN IVICKILLOP. TENDERS will be received by the Council' of MeKillop on sionday, 12th day of February, at ihe Winthrop Hotel, at 12 o'olock noon, for the B *dg' erection of a new Bridge on °Talon lines 6 and 7, lot 22, known as Cowan's e.Butmente to be cedar, eud all other timbers required to be of rook elm, end to be compl ted on or before the let of August next. Plans and specifications to be seen at Alexander Kerr's hone. JOHN O'SULLIVAN, Township Clerk. McKillop, Jan 15, 1883. 789-4 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, CIIXNCEIIIC DIVISION, GRANT vs. J. WI Mi WYAT nit 11 SPIE A. - • GRANT. SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM HARDWARE. Genuine- GranIte Ironware, Stamped and -Japanned I Tinwares, Kitchen Fu'rnis7ting Utensils, And a Large Assiortment of Cook - AN INTERESTING wimmiaa.1.••••=0.000.111•••••••imiostom....• To my Friends dri d Custom .s in Town and CO.- 476, ing and _Heating Stoves - at ov usual low prices. iN STANLEY. pURSUAgT to an order herein dated the 23rd -1- day of March, A. D 1882, there will be sold by Public Auction with the approbation of Sutherland Malcomson, &gain), Local- Master of. the Supreme Court at Goderich, by John C Currie, Auctioneer, at Rattenbury's,liutel, in the town of Clinton on ei'I1JKI,AV,the 3rd day of February, A. D. 1983, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon the following property, viz: Lots numbers 29 and 30, in the 1st donceseion of the said township of Stanley, in the county of Huron, except village lots 1, 2, 8, 4,5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 20, in the village of Granton, off the said lot 30, and comprising about three acres; anti except also, six and seven one -hundredths acres of both said lots, 29 and 30, heret, fore conveyed to the London, Huron and Bruce Railway Company. This property is situated pn the London Road, about two and a half miles' beim the town of Clinton, and in an excellent fanning locality. About 176 acres are cleared and the remainder, (16 acres,) 'timbered with hardwood, chiefly beech and maple. The soil is of 'a rich clay loam, and is in a fair state of cultivation. The . build- ings thereon consist of an excellent one and a half story beick dwelling house, 28x40, with brick kitchen, 18x30. and two frame barns ,on each lot •*ith stables in connection, all being in a fair ,etate of repeir. A never falling ere ing creek -flows through the premises, near to the barns, ,and adjoining the house ie it good well with pump. There is also a good orchard consistieg of about 21 acres, well stocked with fi int trees in good bearing. The fences en Said lots are in fair condition.' TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent. down on the day of sale to the plaintiff's solicitors; the balance without interest to be paid into court on the 3rd day of Match A D. 1883:when the purchaser will be entitled to a conveyance and to be' let into possesion The purchaser at the time of sale will be required to sign an agreement for the I completion of the purchase. The propeity willibe put up, subject to a reserved bid. In other I respects the con- ditions of sale shall be the standing conditions -of sale of the court Further particulars may be obtained from Messrs. Cameron, Holt e Cameron, Solicitors, God'erich ; John Hoskin, Esq., Q. C., Toronto; the Auctioneer, or from -the Plaintiff's Solicitors. - Dated at Goderich, the 9th day of January, A. D. 1883. S. MALCOMSQN, Master at Goderich. GARROW & PROUDFOOIP, 788-4 Iplaintiff's Solicitors. • 7 ‘101-3:H KIDD'S, MAIN STREET SEAFORTH. PUBLIC NOTICE. • From this date may the end of January, I have determined to make , 4 - Sweeping Reductions in every Department, Previous to my Annual Stock-Tak ng. I have on hand at present THE LARGEST AND FINEST STECK EVER, OFFERED IN TOWN, A:nd as a conclusive proof that I mean bu iness, from this date I will offer my goods at prices that will outstrip all corn etition, and afford my friends and cus- tomers THE Annual Meeting of the Usborne and Bib- bert Mutual Fire InSurance Company will be held at the Company's Office at Farquhar, on Monday, the 5th day of February, at 1 o'clock p. in , for the purpose oi submitting the Annual Report of the Directors, the Financial Report of .the Treasurer, and the election of a Board of Directors for the current year. At this meeting action will be taken adtaitting the Township of Fullerton into the Company, and allowing said township to participate in the election of Di- rectors. 'HOBERT ° GARDINER, President; N. J. CLAP,K, Secretary. 789-8 IMPORTANT NOTICES. UNAPPROAOHA LE BARGAINS. • The following are worthy the attention o every one looking for good value in RUFFALO ROBE FOUND —Fonnd,-on Satin - day, January 13, o ie Gravel Road, about one mile north of Senior h, a Buffalo Robe. The owner can have the saxtie by calling at THE EX- POSITOR Office, provin property and paying charges. 789 IDIZUSS GOODS, Black and Colored Silk, Black Satin, with Moires and Brocades to match. Costume Cloth, Serges, Velveteens, Bia4 and Colored Cashmere. • LACES AND F NOY GOODS., Our Lace, Fringe, Button, Cord, B aid and Haberdashery Department is worthy of inspection. MILLINERY. • Ladies are respectfully urged to visi satisfied that our great success in Millin sold at the lowest possible prices, and it watchfulness of the market that we can 111ZERKSHIRE PIG FOR SERVICE. — The -1fi undersigned will keep during .the present season, on lot 28, concession 9, near Winthrop, a Thoroughbred Bei Maine Pig. Terms,—$1, pay- able at the time of service, with the privilege of f attuning if necessary. JAS. McDOWELL. 783 L' STRAY CATTLE.—Strayed from the prom- ," lace of the undersigned, near Varna, four one year old cattle, two heifers and two steers. One of the heifers was white, and the other red, with a few white hairs on the face. The steers were red and white, and one was a little larger than tire other. They were all marked with a round hole in the right ear. Any person giving each infeemation as will lead to the recovery of these animals at TIIE EXTOSiTOR Office, Seaforth, Pr to the undersigned. evil be suitably rewarded. SAMUEL HARRIS, Varna. 782 - , SURPASS AL this extensive department, and become ry is well deserved. These goods are s only through careful management and OPPOSITION. The balance of our FLOWERS, F ATHERS, ORNAMENTS, and every- thing in Millinery Materials will be sold at cost to clear the balance of stock. FURS. FU Any one wanting a first-class setipf call, as we hold nothing but prime mi See my $4 Mink Cap, worth $5; see my in Fur Caps, with muffs to Match. We we offer at reduced prices—warranted Caps, Men's Caps. Must be cleared at S. FURS. ink Fare it will pay them to give As a k, made up by the best manufacturers. $18 Mink Set, worth $25. Latest styles have still a few set of Astrachan, which No. 1. Children's School Caps, Boys' ny price. I MANTLES We have JAM a few dozen left, DUCED PRICES. Ulsters from L-1ARBat FOR SALA HULLETT.—Firstolass farm of 50 acres, in cleared, being lot 5, con- cession 12, Hullett; ie situated 11 miles from Seaforth, the same distance from Clinton and 6 miles from Myth. Spting creek rimming through the farm, log house, fremebarn with stone stables underneath, sheds forcattle, &c.; good orchard and well. School houtle the lot, and a store and blacksmith shop across the road. For fur- ther particulars apply on the premises or to PETER HETTLE, Harlock P. 0. 78'3 A D ULSTERS. whi h we will clear out at GREATLY RE - $1.2 up—ladies' size. WOOL GOODS Ladies' Jerseys, Wool Squares, Child's Bootees, Capes, etc. A nice ass Greys and Browns. Soft all Wool Immense bargains in skirts. Big sto and Alpaca Skirts—must be cleared on. AND SHAWLS. oods, Scarfs, Opera Shawls, Leggings, rtment of Ladies' Shawls in 'Velvet Pile, raps, Tartan Wraps, Shoulder Slia*Is. k in Ladies' Knitted, ClothFelt, Satin at half price. Ladies' Unclerwear at Your Own Price, BLANKETS, FLA NELS, WINCEYS. Large stock and great reductions in Bed Blankets Gray Flannels, Plain Wincey, Horse Blankets, Fancy Flann ls, Fancy Winces,. Tweeds, Mantle Cloths, and Ulster Cloakings. , Clot ha is to shclear'a • Now is the time to secure cheap cl ths. EivoearmynthginanEverything ntinmSacotclehc, Canadian Tweeds offering at lowest fig.res. c at cost. The balance of our Tapestries, W ls and Hemis at unheard of reductions.. Readymade Clothing nd Gents' Furnishings. Note my old prices. See my redu The remainder of my lot of Underclot in Collars, Ties. Scarfs, etc., etc., BE •z? tions. I am bound to reduce the stook. ing positively at cost price. Everything OW COST. - • BOOTS ANI) SHOES I offer the balance of the stock in this department at prices below competi- tion. Men's Long Boots, Ladies', Miaes' and Children's Shoes—all AVM and styles. Note reduced pricea—qualitie the best. Fall assortment of rubbers, GROCERIES.—in flrt-cla� goods we will not be undersold—every- thing fresh and reliable,. 1 THO AS KIDD, rner Main and Market Streets, 0 ' -