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.Usaos -Thentounoil seen on the
te6th Meon.tts a Onartof Revision °tithe
assessment -roll ot11,883. All the mem-
bers pres nt and Sworn by 'the clerk
After a c efunpernsal of * roll, and
linnang e amine& the itemiser relotive
thereto. it wee moved by .--.3. Haolmey
-seoon4edbyiR.Hornay, tnst the assess-
ment of UTohn Cepeland be not reamed
that the ellowing mes be added to
the roi „ viz.: -Hiram Mond. Davis
:farneer's- eon, lot A, concession 4, Icahn
and Daniel. Woods as owners of par
lot.13, a ncession 1; . Isaac.; Johos as
tenant 4ji lot,: 17, ..eoncessioo 6, tail
dwinavis ba assessed as owner, .0
part of lot 8, South-east Boundary -in
$200 on: eal property in place of Joseph
.Bry ; that Joseph Bryan a be asessed
as ownAr of part ot lot 13, South-eas
Bound ' in place of Henry Kahlee
that nil Hawksnown name as owner
of part o !lot 13; eoneeedon 1,be attack
off, he le ning sold the same, and tha
the Court of Revition be now closed.-
.Carried. '-The council met after the
Court of. Revisionenor routine busiroase
-MOVea b J. Hells, seconded by EL
Homey, that 1ot..13, concession 2, be
taken'fropYstatute labor division, No. 5
.South-east Ward and put in divi n
A
.No. £, ant, that _the statute labor by -la
be meeded aocordingly.-Carried.
Move by, J. Halls, seconded by J.Hack-
ney, taatl permission be greeted to the
inhabite ni of Farquhar to erect a pub-
lic weigh 'scales on the side of the street.
t. ed by J.. oved by. J. Shier, Second -
`granted as charity. James Miller 115,
no Wein, (44yenctliii Wood; ILFrise
55; to We'exneMed,by‘Mr. Ennee Mrs.
Grnmmett $5. -Carried. The reeve wait
authorized to have the out at the south
• filled in, and a culvert three I feet wide
put in to carry ail- the Bereaves Mate
• and the deputy, nine° to hone theintridges
. near D. CanSpneills replaiikenl and Wan
, embankment at the end oft the 'bridge
repaired.-nlarried.. Moven by Mr
3 Mundell, seconded .by Elgin, that
the reeve, deputy -teeve' and Olork, be
t authorized to conclude the agreement
with Mr. Ansley, of Winghana, to build
the bride on the -Slid concession, R
f S., for the sum of $0445, said Midge to
be all cedar with &Queen's truss whed
he furniehes satisfactory security for
comn. pletioof the • same.-Catnied
t Moved by Mr. Sproati seconded by M.
n Mundell, that the .elaint, of Mr. names
Dickson for 1111.5 for darnages alleged to
vinoisloleotion.-Ce,rtned. The con
cil then seeljoulneirtcfesneer' "golf wh
maned by the Benin. k, - • "
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A Terrible CettastrOphe.
-• A temdble stooident at a most 'pectin
nataire•cle named on Thursday afternoc
r, of last eir ' k, on the new bridge reoent
muted , which. conuecte the cities
;new -Urn and Brooklyn. At the bo
of the aeoident the bridge was crowd
- to 'its eitiiimet eapacity. On the pia
form at the New York tower the jai
became mo great .that many perso
fainted. .1 ern of dietreas was raise
and a dreedfal struggle -began betwe
. the paniostrickennrowds coming fro
the east and. west. In the end 't
crowd aoming from the Brooklyn si
peevailan.e.nd rushed towards the Ne
. York anchorage, trampling down ev°
i
• thing in. its way., Men, women a
ehildeen were troddeo underfoot, a
falling down the steps- leading to t
tower plakforais, were buried under
mass of steuggling hurnanity many fe
, high: Tien police were celled and t
. bridge cloned. The pollee report
I least ten orififteen killed, but as yet it
impossible in say who orhew many,
number ofipersons, mostly women an
childrenewere crushed, ,somo to cleat
some fatally, and still SODA others s
• verely. A scene of terror reigned f
fully fifteen minutes thet baffles desori
tiop. The accident" Occurred on th
New Yorleauchorage where the soli
'bottom of the .middle footway ends, an
two flights of seven eteps each :with a
intermediate landing •lead up to th
plenkwalk.of the span between -the Ne
York anchorage and the tower.
Later despatches state that the pani
on the Brooklyn bridge was started - b
piekpockete. .After he alarm w
• given ambulances wee sent tci th
bridge and reserees of policemen to th
number of a leuudred were ordered on
from the different stations. The dea
etud dying were so quickly taken to th
station house and hospital. that bedor
• those who were passing the Brookly
entrain* when the- diaster occtune
bad reached the spot, alinost every ev
demo' of it was removed frorri betwe
the cables. There had been, only i fe
minutes before, a panic . in one of t
blockades common to this point. Th
blockade' was broken by bridge police
men. There was an unusual crowd o
this particular section of the bridge
recanting from the blockade which ha
just been broken, and it seems to hay
been just at the time that this crow
reiteited the steps that the disaster cm
onreed. Some say a child was throw
down by a gang of pickpockets, other
say that a man fell first, and still other
say thatee woman was the' first victim
The footpath is already no_ smooth a
glass by constant tramping of hundred
of thoueands of feet. It might not hav
preted a serious calamity if the mali
from above could have been stopped
but the -current from above Was as re•
sistlesses Niagara's. The people corn
ing down: knew nothing of what wa
happening until they were -right upon
the steps. There was no one to stop
them,. Stalwart men broke over th
restraict that others -sought to impose
and trenspledeheir way over the up
turned faces a those who ley prostrate
The shrieks and moann, the cries of th
children and the oaths of the men were
terrible. After the dead and wounded
were removed, a number of pools of
blood could be seen around the steps
-As far as learned tnere was no ,one a
tne scene whose authority -was at once
recognized, and there is no telegraph
service on the bridge. One acesoun
says that half a dozen rough!! banded
themselves ' 300 feet above the stairs,
laid their hinds on each other's shoul-
ders and foreed themselves like a wedge
intiO the orewd, shouting, "The• D. D.
Association can make its way through
anything." The crowd ' seem to have
had a horror of going over the steps,
although. the. flight is only six feet high.
They locked ening and pushed furiously
against the . thousands coming from
Brooklyn. , In a few minutes there wee
yielding to the -frightful pressune; and
the front of the crowd was forced- nearer
to the edge. The people madly began
to nght. en yonng girl Jost her footing
end fell lenen the lower flight of steps.
She ran 'firi herself ami,i_er hands, and
would hese got- op„bot in a moment
she VMS biinied under thebodies of those
who came after. Men sprang upon the
nods and waved the crowd back from
Continued to crowd on he bridge.
New York and Brooklyn, but the people
Those en the outer edge oA the crowd
Mutinied desperately at the railing, but
the tremendous pressor°, tern them
'
loose and carried thenn on with the
crowd. A., little- girl was crushed be.
tseeen two laborersnewho by their com-
bined strength liften ,aridnheld ,her up
senseless and blee inn at the nose ifid
mouth, and. from eve throat came
frantic shrieks . of te or and agony,
which added to he xcitement, and
made the danger ors. Several Who
attempted to cli oil b u on or cling to
the railing hed ones or. legs broken.
The first to be lifte ; out of the mass of
crushed and bleedi • g 'humanity' was a
boy ten' years of age. His face was
trampled to a pulp A young wommi
almost nude was laid on a drive and
ilienalmost imMed ately. -,Several chil-
dren moaning and :. fuming were handed
out. A young wo .. an with a broken
.rib protruding theeugh her breast was
'carried across th track. Vigorous
efforts were made o reeuscitate those
who seemed t� be denies. Water was
brought from. the N:w York 'entrance,
and doctors ill crow. slyolunteened their
services.- It was . ot tintil the dead
were gone that the . Libli0 ill Park Row
knew anything of ti e catastrophe. The
wagons Were follow a, off.the .bridge by
women crying for children and men
cryiog for wives. SOMp W041.011 were
half naked and Ma y in rags. .there
were hundreds of women dishevelled
and crying. Their laces were white,
and they were CON red with. dust and
dirt. In Perlinito the celebration of
Decoration " Day h d been going on
briskly, but the ne • s of the disaster at
once stopped it. nichols Mock,eler, a
carpenter, says if le peoplehad acted
with any kind of se se there would have
been no trouble', an. planks we'uld have
been rent across befit° anyone was hurt,
and if they had ieen a little patient
they would have tu ined the " crowd off
'to the roadway with int trouble. -
Of those taken o 't the first was a
eircentin vital lainnin -en biat;itteCbanin
the eters, with one arm twisted under
her, &rid the other hand, clutching a
child. She had ey hair. Her. face
wits 014ne4rwijkb leo& ;nlite died be.
foie they gen her so the bide. Next
to her lay a Chi • amen, stone dead.
Lying half &cross t e Chinaman was a
end of the bridge ear Mrs.lleinean's
be sustained ny his bull on the embank -
t inent at the south end of the bridge.be-
tween lots 15 and 16, concessioa 3
through neglect of 'the corporation to
'keep the said embankment in a proper
, state of repair be laid over for Inreher
consideration. -Carried.-- 'The council
.then adjourned to meet egain at Dixim's
boteliBrueefield, on Tuesdey the knot
-July, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. tne
-Carrie
ney, that the account, of
Gould de &moron for cedar amounting
tce$101.1 be paid. -Carried. ,Moned
by.n, kney, seconded by J. Hells,
that the cceunt of Wm. Din -nen ,for
board an olOthing for,Thomas Beneett
&mane g to t8.62, be .,paid. -Carried.
May b J. Shier, seconded by J.Halls,
that m Stark receive $3 kir relief.-
Carri d. Moved by J. Hallo, seconded
by. J. a kney, that ,Thomas Wilson
receiv 0 0 to pay for „wood, clothing
toad ov ions for Joseph Hewitt and
wife.n-C ' ried. On elation the council
adjo e till -Saturday, the 7th July,
at 11 nal k a. m. .
n Ge r Council met as Court of Re-
vision at . [Dames' hotel, seranbrook, on
, the 21th ay. Members all. present.
I, The oll wing appeals were entered
1 againet the assesement ,roll for 1883,
. vize-John MeTeggart too high assess-
ed, Geo. Dark too high .asiiessed, Rook
and Matheson over assessed land strip-
ped, no personal property; Charles
Cosens too high aseesse,d, ; &nen Mc-
Taggart and Geo. Dark, . being absent
at the ()peeing of the court, the hearing
• of their appeals' was adjourned till 2- p.
m. Geo.:Rock was examined in behalf
of Rook and Matheson, he eook the
t necessary declaration as to personal
' 4. property. It was moved by Wm.
Milne, seconded by .E. Bryans, that
Rock and Matheson's asseesment of
personal property be reduced 01,200,
end pat no alteration be minle in their
assessment,c.f real property.e-Carried.
Changes aae;josephSraitle Was assess -
it
ed for lot 33 and 34, concession 14,
, instead `..4-. G. Wright ,Goo. Dark
examined. Moved by - Walter -Oliver,
seconded by John -Hislop, that Geofge
Dark's aseesernent be reduced 4200. -
Carried. 'John .nrcTeggart called and
1 examined, - Moved by Edward Ilryeeis,
II seconded by Wm. Milne, that no clemage
l be made io John MoTaggartts assess-
] went.- ied. _Charles Cosens not
1 , being pres nt atthe meeting n e alteration
was ma.de in his asssessment. Maned by
, Wm. M. e, seconded by Walter Oliver,
that the gement roll as revised be
..edopted, ead that the Court elf .Revision
be now lona, and general business
i taken` ' up -Carried. Communication
/ from limy Elliot, Brussels, in Henry
1 Green.' demandingnouneil to re-
lieve t o. 22, concession 10., of the
water taro, ght on said lot by a culvert
on conce ion, linie. nineved by, John
Hielop, •nded by Wm. Milne, that
this cowl& recognize no liability what-
ever in th 4 ruatter, and that the clerk
be instructed to notify Mr. Elliot no
that disc .--Garried. , Geo, Brighant
applied . f r gravelling at Iota 17 and.18,
i .concessio 14. Petition of Samuel
1 Holmes a d 42 others asking council to
to liquid& e the doctor's -bill incurred by
Lattendee° on Joseph Billings • an indi-
I gent. Mo 'ed by Wm. Milne, seceded
I by Edward Bryan% that the bill be
/ paid. --C ried. Mr, Milne was author-
ized to hat e a bridge built between lots
1 25 and 26, concession` 2. By-law No.
L ln, to aut orize• the issue of debentures
1 by way of oan to the trustees of School
/ Sectioe N1. 11, was read and passed.
' Peter nin lair, ire applied for graveling
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on side rod between, lots 15 and 16,
. conces ion 12 and 134 , Applloation of
Daniel By es to have a tele dug on
-1 the bo nd y of Grey and Ebner at lot
I 3-5, co ces ions 2 and 3. Meted by
i Waite 0 iver, seconded by Edward
' Bryan , then the side drains at lots 14
and 23 in the 16th noncession, be let by
public auction on Monday the llth day
of June next, at 10.30 ale., itt lot 14,
and 2 p.m, at lot 23, concession 16, and
that the clerk be authorized to bane
- bills print d advertising the eame Plans
and specifi ations may be seen at the
clerk's offi e, Ethel. -Carried. Applin
'cation of Gi o. Patterson to have gravel-
- nag done in front on lot 30; concession
0 14. Moved by John e Hislop, seconded
by Walter Oliver, that the sum of 5800
be appropriated to roads exclusive of
bridges arenuiverts over 2 feet, ' to be
dividen into four equal parts same as
• lain y$ -r. -Carried. After passing a
mit:Libel' of accounts the council adjourn-
ed to Meet again at Robertson's hotel,
1 ' Ethel on -Saturday the 23rd day of June
'
next. -
TOG IISHTTH.-The council met at
Mrs. ox's hotel, on the 28 May an a
Court o Revision. Appeal of Robert
Latheland was exernined when it was
moved y . Mundell, seconded by Mr.
Spreet, th Mr. Leatherlann's personal
propertye reduced • $150. -Carried.
Moved y r. Elgie, seconded by Mr.
ennunde 1, tl at 97 acres of lot 13, Conces-
sion 3 . . S., be assessed to John
Hanna at 55,000, and the house and
Ramsa , at 51,000, with 5100 of personal
3 acres of orchard -be assessed to ' Mrs.
property; that Henry Carter's name be
taken off the roll as tenant of lot 23,
eonceesion n L. R. S.; that Mr. Aileen
Mr. Chesil y and Robt. Bristow, nave
- each one d g struck off the roll and that
the roll' as bove ainended be confirmed
as the revis d aseessment roll for 1880,
when the court s.djonined. The council
them :het ion the transaction of ordinary .
bueineso when it was moved by Mr..
Haraish, secondedby. Mr. Sproat, that
John Yen*: paid the sum of $85
unmet of h salary as assessor tor
,
18;33 and that the following amount be
ne.
HAY. -Council met as -a Court of Re -
,vision on Friday, May 25. Moved ny
Mr.- Surarus, secnpded by Mr. Rennie,
that the appealsof II.,Walper -and E.
Fee be not sastainted.--Cairied. Mov'ed
lin Mr. Heyrock, seconded by Mr. Ren-
nie, that the following alterations be
made in t,he resident roil, viz: D. Wine -
garden to be assessed for lot 20 L. R.
W. in place of 3'. Nicol; that theneast
lnalf of north half lot 20.L. R. We, be
. taken from C;Stoll and charged to B.
Howald ; the west part of north half of
lot 11 to be charged.to A. Bossenberry ;
the east part of north half of lot 11 to
to be taken from A. Bossenberry and
assessed tb C. Widmer; the centre part
of east half of lot 11, concession 13, to
be Changed to. 3. Ruby instead of D. B.
Geiger; that J. Badour be charged for
north peril of lot 9 instead of J. John-
son, and thet the south east corner of
lot 6, concession 11 be taken from Mrs.
Ellenbaum find charged to .W. Gray. -
Carried. Moved and carried that east
half of west half of lot 5, concession 13,
be taken from the non-resident roll and
charge to C. Miller. ; that west half of
°lunge to R. Cook; au& that 0. Fisher
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lot 7, nd. south quarter of lot 8 be
and H. IFuss be entered -on the roll as
fennel -an sons. There being no other
appeals, and the Council having exam-
ined th asses,sment for 1.883, accepted
the -sane-and on motion declared. the
Court of Revision closed. After thef
close of the Conrt of Revision the Coun-
cil met and attended to the following
municipal matters: Moved by Mr.
t Surarne, seconded by Mr. Rennie, that
the clerk be instructed to post up nomi-
nation 'Lioness to MI. the vacancy in the
Council cauAd by the death of Mr. J.
FeMoritz, and ehould a poll be demand-
ed, that the same persons be returning
officers es at the late municipal election.
-Carried. Moved by Mr. Rennie, see.
onded bY Mr. Heyrook, that this Coun-
cil are Moved . with profound regret at
the death of Our laternember, Mr. John
F. Moritz, and ,we do extend our wann-
est sympathy Ann condolence' to the
widow and family of the neheased in
this their great loss and severe bereave-
'
mann Bed that the clerk is instructen
to forwerd a copy of this motion to the
&Innate& widow and family. A few
accounte were passed wben tbe Council
adjourned to meet on Friday, Julynn,
HtTLLETT.-The Court Of Revision
was held at Lonnesliore on the 25th'of
May. All the membdrs present except
J. Dineen'. A. T. McDonald was are
pointecnchairman. Moved by B.Church-
secondenty J. Britton, that the
assessment' roll be now revised as
follows, viz.: haat hall of lot 3.9, con-
cession 7, be assessed to ,Henry Carrick,
tenant, instead of non-eeeident ; lot 28;
concession 9, toJane Jamieson, _oween,
instead ef Samuel Jarniesen ; -lot
cession 1, to Christopher Dale, Sr. --
owner, instead of Simon Young, and to
;
Wm. Dale, tenant.; west half of lot 23,
concession 8, to Behjarain Hunter,
east half of lot 33,,concession' 9, to J hn
owner, instead of Thomas Mitch;11;
Anderson, owner, dnetead of James
Watson ; .nvest bait on lot 9, conceesion
9, to John Warwiok, owner, ,inetead of
Wm. Cole; north east part rif let , 26,
concession 2, (12 acres) to Thomas Here,
owner inetead pf nonresident; centre ,
part of lot 26, concessioui0, (2 nuns) to '
Wm. Jennine, owner, and.Chas. Meyer,
tenant instead' of tion -resident; west
,
half of lot A., (W. Survey), Londesborce '
to Ezekiel* A. Rose, owner, instead of
Mary Rose; lots 25 and 26,.(Ej. Sunny),
Londesboro, to John Bell, tenant, aud
Jelin Lasham, owner; part La. lot 6,
concession 7, (n of an acre), to JOhn
owner; Henry Adams, tenant i tead
Kennedy, tenan0 and Ames Gelman.'
of narmer's son, west half lot•21, conces-
sion En; Thomas East, Jr., farmer's son, I
lot 26, concession 4 ; -Henry .Lyon, far-
mer's son, centre partlot 26, concession
13. -Carried -Moved by -Jr inlritton,
seconded by B. Churchill, that {--the as:"
sessraent roll as revised be now pae,ged
and this Court of Revision finally clod.
-Carried. . A meeting of the council
was held at the close of the Court of
Revision. Moved by J Britton, second-
ed by B. Churchill, thrit James Snell he •
appointed pathmaster -n place of -Then
11DolaAld, seconded by .. Churchill; that
ji
rear, and R. Carter in place of Win.
McCool. -Carried. Mo ed by A. T. Mce
$20 be granted for renairing sidewaiks
from Loridesbore village to the railw y
station, to he expended under the n
rection of '.Ei.. Woodman, pathmaster.
Carried. Moved by B. Churchill,
seconded by id Britton that the follow-
ing accounts be paid, viz.: Wm. Brig-
ham, for elm plank, $35.30, and R.
Ihnaking, fot elm pia k, $10.65. -Car
nein Moved by. A. T. McDonald,
seconded by 3. Britton that the Reeve
and Treasurer be authorized to borrow
6500 from the Molsonn Bank for the
use of the nownahip "nen required._
Carried. Moved by IS. Churchill, sec-
onded by A.. T. McDonald that the
t, .
Reeve'procure two new road scrapers. -
Carried. Moved by J. Britton, seconded
by B. Churchill, that 5 cords. of gravel
be put on side roads 5 and 6, from con-
cession 1 to concession 8, ander the
directiok of A.,, Magog lapd, nentrittiOn;
from Clinton corporati n to concession
and 60 cords on side rl s 25 and 26,
10, under the direction pf J. Mason and
TB.. mChonanurchiaillie.. , :ed. Moved b A.
ed lilt cliu
that On be paid for t . e use of each of
the six polling booths a the last Pro-
a- young woman wiiint dishevelled hair
an her clothing torai tnid. heel -Pals° altho. sl
imperceptible. ' Alf beyond' eher lai
another NVOlnan, who evidently .hae
beelftramplectos; *nth eto4inideihoes• el
er line. -.Nattother Uri" wotrairtWithlea
er 'neck twietent batakwards, and- :-whosi
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ly bands Were tightlyinenalied. She • wan
DI dead. The neat , vtomait'S, , pules vino
ie ienperceptible. Anenan lay. acrOss,. her
el dead He had evidently been trampled
, .
t. to death& the beginning of bhe trouble.
se Max Liep,. a school teacher, wits seen tc
is jamp from the railing of thehridge. It
1, iustated that two gold rings -mere takee
a, -form, the fingers of Mrs„ Hennessey
n while she lay in the hospital cellar.. Ten
te Filioemen were put on the bridge tO
le petrcil after the accident. This is the
w first catastrophe bf the kind ever ,re -
r. mended. Mrs. gum& Sherwood; ol
d Bridgeport, Connie/Aleut, with her hive
.d band on'their brain tour; Werenwossing
le the•strnoture when the panic •occurred.
a The husband clasped his beide in his
e arms and endeavored to retreat, but was
.8 hurled, onward with registlees force.
Lt They were separated and she was never
is again seen alive.
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). LATE of Garrow & Proudfoot'e Office,- Goierie )
Selicitore Conveyancer, &c. Meney:to 10 n.
e rw- Office in Meyer's 'Block, Main Petr et,
d Seaforeit. 4
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n in e. HAYS, Solicitor, &e. Private money to
-Lio• lead at lowest rates of intereet. . OFFKM-
e Corner et Square and West Street, Goderiah. 774
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() %--1 tors, dun, Goderich, Ontarro.-.7. T . Garrow
y wm . Prondfoot. 686
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e OAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers,
e ‘-' Solicitors in Chancery, to.. Goderieh, Ont.
a M. C. Carneron,Q. C.,Philip Holt, M. G. tene-
t Oren., . , • ' 6Q6
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W 0 MEYER Barrieter land Attorney at
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. • Law, Solicitor in Chancery. Commissioner
a for taking affidavit's in the Province of Manitoba.
1 Solicitor for the Bank of Hamilton, Wingham.
., Private f and a to loan at 68 t 0 iif per cent. 688
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MANNING & SCOTT, Barr to, Sulicitore,
1 a -v-4" Conveyancers, fne. Solicitors* for the Bank
V of Johnston; Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan.
a Office, Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H.
a MANNING, JABISS SCOTT, . , 781
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- , ineEYER &DICKINSON, Barristers, &c., Kent's
1 -u-ge Block, Wingham. Solicitors for the Bank
, of Hamilton. Commiesioners for taking affida-
vits in Manitoba. Private funds to loan at 6 per
' ".cent. Lucknow office every Wednesday. H. W.
3 C. SIMS:: E. L. DICKINSON. 7.38
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' ' LOFTUS E. DANCEY
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I LATE with Cameron, Holt & &moron, Goderich,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, &e.
i Money to loan, Bensmee Old OfficeP Cardno's
. Block, Seaforth. 786
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I NOTICE of Dissolution qf Partnership. -The
) Partnership heretofore existingbetween the _
undersigned -has this dey been diesolved by mu -
I • tual consent. The buirinesti of the late firm will
, be carried on by MR. H0141E8T1D to whom all
• debts due to the firm will he payable, and who
. Will pay and discharge all debts due and owing by
the firm. Dated et Seaforth, the 21st day of D,-
1 comber, 1882 S. G. MoCAUG-HEY ; F. HOLME-
• STED. Witness, ANDREW CALDER.
1 F. HOLMESTED/
' RARRISTER, (Se. Law Oce -Scott' a Block,
-a-' Main Street, Seaforth.
i S. G. MCCAUGHEY/
S0LIOIT011, &c. Lew Office-Soott's Block,
Main Street, Seaforth. , 785
,
,. AUCTIONEERS.
T P. BRINE, Licenced An.otioneer tor ths
, u • County of Huron. Sales attended in all,
parts of the Coldety. All orders left at theft-
Posiros Obits will be promptlyattendedto.
el, R. COOPER, Brussels, County Auctioneer.
‘-' • Sales of all descriptions promptly at-
tended in any part of the _county on reasonable
term.' Orders left at the office of the Hernort
EXPOsiToR, or addressed to Brussels, will -receive
- prompt attention. - '.
A.DOnCIATTY, Licensed -Auetioneer for the
• County of Baron. Sales of ell descriptions
promptly attended to on reasonable terms. Ad-
drees Walton P. 0. or Lot 14eConceeeion 14,
MoKillop. -, 774
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EERKSHIRE BOAR, --The under eigned' has
still bis well-known Thoroughbred Berkshire
!Pig, wbieh he will keep_ for service during the
peesent seafee, on lot.7, concession 8, Tacker -
smith. 'This eilg Was .pnrchssed from the Mews.
Snell, of -Edmonton ; Le from imported i stock on
hot') side,.and has proved himself one of the
beet hock producer& in Ontario: W. S.
MUNDELL. ' 783
. .,c I TrFFOLK FIG. -The undereigned will keep on
1--/ lot 21, conceesion 2, L. R. 8., Tuokersmith,
a Thoroughbred Suffolk Boar. This animal was
recenely purchased from the well-known bree0ers,
A. Franks & Son, and is from imported etock on
_ both sides.Terms,-$1, payable at the time of
service with the privilege of returning it necessary.
GEORGE PLEWES. . 783
e
ENTIRE, STOCK FOR SERVICE.
nURITAM BULL. -The undersigned will . keep
during the present season on " lot 31, con-
cession 4, eicKillop, a Thoroughbred 'Durham
Bullto which a limited number of cdas will be
admitted. Terms. --$1.50 per cow, with the
privilege of returhing -if necessary. JAMES
SOMERVILLE. 806x4
Boeo FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned will
keep during the present season on lot 21,
Huron Road, T4ekersmith, a Thoroughbred
Berkshire Boar, to which he will receive a lim-
ited number. of sows. Terms $1, payable at the
t.ime of service, with the privilege of returning if
necessary. JOHN B. HENDERSON - 806x4 1
.
- FOR SALE.
BILDING LOT FOR SALE. -For sale cheap,.
a most eligibly situated and desirable build-
ing lot on north Main Street, near the business
portion of the town. The lot is well fenced and
possession can be given at any time. Apply at
THE EXPOSITOR Office, Seaforth. 797
FOB SALE. -A comfortable cottage and two
shos, suitable far , blacksmith and ' wagon
maker, in a good part of the town for ineineell.
The cottage is in good repair, and is pleasantly
situated. The whole property will be sold in a
block or separately, and very cheap. Apply to
W. N. WATSON, Seaforth. , 808-tf
'
.
flOUSE F,OR SALE. -A -one and p half story
frame -dwelling, situated in a pleasant part
of the town, containing nine rooms, cellar, wood
house awl. stable ; ,stone inundation -underthe
heuee, ariciliardan& soft water erne the prenifses'
Apply to 0. K. Weieetzieti Tin and Stove Em-
porium, Seaforth. Also a• good Deiving Mare
eight years, old, .one lightwagorit one beim',
one set light harness. 802-tf
,
•... ., $*0.6 4 , - 1
S0,41.110,114 1' iit_ innittillanise
ell o''I • Yin Pfrodation ,
Wane but- tle • ery Best WO bon- Vow
modsrate. • Trialaolisitsd. All orders by mar -
moth/Twin promPti Tellsa •
gail 1, so 1911711.R.14
•
BRUSSELS.
HE GREAT, BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE \OF
ADAM GOOD & Cp.
OUR PRICES ARE L
al•mat.
WI
UALITY OF OUR GOODS IS FIRST-CI4 S.
010-10 S'I`CDOM IS "!VM,17?/"E
We have FOUR HUNDRED different kinds of Ladies'
Boots, Shoes and Slippers.
'AIREE 'HUNDRED and TWENTY different kinds
of Misses' and. Children's.
(30•1•E HUNDRED and FIFTY different kinds of
Nfen's.
ONE HUNDRED 'and TEN different kinds of Boy's
Boots, Shoes and Slippers.
AND WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD,.
BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO 9RDER.
A Large Stock Trunks & Valises very cheap.
•MME=MEMIISONIMI
ONE THOUSAND HATS and CAPS from 50c np.
804-8
Adam Good & Co.,
• THE G-REAT BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
BRTJSSSELER ONT. •
D. D. ROSE, FAMILY GROCER,
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE,
For Extra Value in Fresh Groceries.
GO D\S DELIVERED FREE
GIVE-171IM A CALL.
1883. ,
SEEDS.
S'PRZI\TC:+6
SEEDS.
1883.
SEEbS.
Mi MORRISON Has Received His
SPRINa STOOK OF FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS
CONSISTINGnOF ALL THE LEOING LINES IN
Swede Turnip, White and Grey Stone, Mangold
Wurtzels, Carrots, Beets and Sugar Cane, &c.,
And a large stook of Garden Seeds of all kinds in bulk or by the paper. Also
Clover Seed, Timothy,- Orchierd Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Black Tares, dm
We also keep on hand a large stock of
Choice Family Groceries, Crockery, Flour Feed and
Provi4ons at Bbttom Prices.
M1 MORRISON,
East Side Mein Street, Opposite Market Street, Seaforth.
Ju.NE 8,
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NSURANCi • AND tAiD
ALONZO STU
IS AGENT for several First-Olass
and Life Ineuranee Compan1e4, arta ft
d to take risks on the moetfavorablete
dales.
Also Agent for several of "the best I,
Also Agent for the Sale and Futchateee
and Village Property. ,
A Number of Ftrst-
hrtproved lams for.8"
OFFICE - gerTison's Store,"
.30,000 co 6i.onatettrItt. "bey tars
-
Agemt, for the sale of Ocean Stearadrip
Street, Seaforth.
MONEY
THE Corporation of Monis wlll 1oas*$6,
farm property, Best mortgage, at 7per
interest, payable annually. Borrowtirs
expenefs. For further particularS ripely
GEORGE FORSYTH, Reeve, Brussel&F
• •
MEDICAL.
Tv G. S. MACBONALD,ILD., C.
- -Surgeon, Accoucheur, &c.. 0 °sae
dence, that lately occupied by Dr.
Auburn.
T G. SCOTT, M. D. &c, Physidereguege,
• Aeconehenr, Seaforth, Ont. °Beene
den ce south side of Goderich Street,ieeo
east of Presbyterian Church. -
• 1-1 L. VERCOE, M. D., C. M.. Plies
-LI- • geon, etc.,Coroner for the Count7-o1l:1
Office and Residence, on Jarvis street
directly opPoolte Seaforth PublieSebdc
•
NATILHANOViR, M., Gradeate
McGill:University, Physician,Sureeei -
Am:lour:hear, Seaforth,Ont. Office andlietieeke
North side Goderich Street, first Bliek Fete;
east of the Methodist Church. *
M. 1317G -a
U.R G E O\NriD EN I St
GRADUATE of the Royal College of
Surgeons, Canada. Office in the
lately occupied by H. Derbyshire;
Block. -
All operations Carefully performed an
faction guaranteed. Charges Moderate.
N. B. -Teeth exthieted withenteite
by the apt It •
DM1\711-EST*Ir..
• D.WATSON DENtISTi
gaculty, fl -old Medalist and:, es
Gold!Medalist R. C. D.a.
- ,
TTAviNG years' experience hais ehhit
- make all operations in Dentist
and lasting. Preserving teeth a :Speak;
Chloroform, Ether or Nitrous Oxide Pas ghee,
tar Charge 8 Moderate -
Office In Meyer's Block, Main Street.i SW
0. CARTWRIGHT, _Lf
STRATFOR.D.,
TATILT, be at bis (Ooze OAD
v BLOCK, SEAFOKTH,
site the Commercial
WEDNESDAY and T
°leach week. NitrataOxj
administered in the extraction of teeth.Th
!has been administered by Dr. thrtwright at
1866 with perfect success, he having *me
the first to introduce it into this provilace.
,tients having teeth extracted may .inhele-
and have eight or ten teeth extracted in a
ute or a niinute and a half, without
effects from et. Parties desiring new tee Oda
call on Wednesdays. Falticular attentlen
to the regulation of children's teeth. To*
sertcd from one to a full set.
CHAMPION
Reapers and Mo*e
Manufactured exelusively by the Josepb
Company of Oshawa.
SUGGESTIONS TO, FARMERi AEC
PURCHASINC.
THERE being many Reapers and Itiefeets_in
-a• market, and each possessing solnek*O.
-merit, it might be difficalt, without V*
go; for a fanner to make a selection OW
prove fn tile long ran eatisfactd
principal points are-iightness (e
etrength), durability, aimplieity of co
ease of operating in all kinds and
land and grain. In time the Chem
pare faeorably on all pointa, and in
cel. It has been thoroughly tested nifOlt
past seaeons, when many machines
inet to useless owing to the heavy
Is an important point to consider at
price of labore-the Champion was
able.to do its 'Work, to which hundreds
monials fromaltparts of the Dominion
furnished to attest to it, not forgettingislaid
We are 'willing at all times to give ‘Olian!ff
chinetheir jest dues, as nothing is matt
‘representation, but we want it unit
we do not pretend to compete in view
of the inferior voixlcfn cast iron
their numberless latches and inrin
the Champion on ite merits' mutes ,
earned reputation, we Willtry fur r
tereste and that of our many customs
and maintain it. See tte Champion *id
it before you purchase. The Beaver
• bined-always kept on hand in set
tRhinakegifinSotilluhaterisin, 8T.urnip !owers,
JAMES STE WART
Warerooms-Main Street,
Livery..
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'Diamonds,
WATCHES,
next- deorite
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Silveribare, SpectaciOgi
DiarnondRings, Ear -
Pins, and Seta in 151-r
My stock of Colored, Brignt
Rolled Plate Jewelry, SiN
Ware, Watches, Clocks and n
is very complete. All the
botuiht from the most ,reliablie
fseentutrionA
ers., and great wcarlus
tltati„e
taan
presented, and if wished,
guarantee given with eischspi
INSPECTION INV
and jee
verwyleycleanseriPtiuendtd4T:e
workmanlike manner, and w
to give astisfaction, Reno
not advertiee anything but stli
in stock.
, -
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