The Huron Expositor, 1871-11-03, Page 8pion txttecoltor...
DISTRICT MATTERS.
RE.LIGI•T'S Norte-E.—The Rev. J. W.
Thorne,' of Kington, iferefordshiree Eng;
Cued, will preach in the Baptist: Meetiog
lfieuse, next Sabbath inorning oteleven
f
ed with rehundant suceees.v Mr. Ken-
nedy, onebehalfaof Mrs. Kennedy, made.
a very ferIsling and appropriate reply,
After prayer by Mr.. 1erwilligar, : the
company separated. well iea.ed with the:
evening's entertainment. Com.. , '
'
CHEESE , ALE. —We learn. that Messrs.
Hickson &,• po. have mad another s de of
the Brueeheld eheese a 101epe. db.
.This speaka well for the quality o the
Brucefield h.eeee,
o'clock, andit the eveuing at half:past.
Mess Goomee's CO:Noe:dm —Many of
our readers witi be deliglited to learn
thatehlies-Oarroll purposes giving another
ef her iitteres t g en terta tiltn ts iu the
Town Hidt; on the evening of Friday:
• next From the sueeees which attended
Miss Carroll's last entertainment; we
have no hesitation ui predicting for her
on this occasion a "bumper house." •
A Goon Saurneo PLACE.—We would
'direct tile attention of ourereadoes to the
(mid of tlie Prince AI Wales Hotel,"
Clinton, wilielt is:published in this iseue.
11-fr Met heeheon, -the genial end oblig-
ing landlord. is one ot the few who
know thow to properly run a hotel, and
travellerewill tied with him Most cone-
fortable•quarters at all seasons.
THE C. I'. ( 'Truk ou.— Commit i on ser-.
-vices will be held in the Canada Presby-.
terion Church of this vil1a(4. on tbe sect ual
-Sunday of the present menth, the .12th
instant. he fast -day will be on the
precedine, Friday, when services will com-
mence at 11 &Omsk, A. M. There wiii
also hu services on the following Al outlay
`.1 -he Rey. r. -Scott, ofLondon, ex-
pected to be peesent to essiet -in the
Communion services
DOMINION Tee eOleAPII
This Company !lee now an office located
in Seafortleewlech will be opened for
business 'in e !few days. The place eel ect-
ed is the surgical office of -Dr. Smith.
Jr. Reid, assistant at the Grand Trunk
'Railway statin here, has been appoint-
ed ag-ent. The appointment is a judic•
ious one, and the -site sele.eted-for the of-
fice convenient tor. bus in Thie Com-
pany since their first orgonieation have
showa -commendable Niterpase and
pluck, aud are -deserving -of success.
There. ie eu leie t business here to amply
iremunerate both offices, aud we -welcome
avith pleasure this new beanch, of enter-
prise in our village.
PORSONAL.— Mr. David -D. Wilson, of
this village. accompanied by Mrs. Wilson,
expect to have here oa Monday next, on
a visit to the old country. The trip is
made with a view to Ohe benefit of Mee.
Wileon's treat th, which has been extreme:
1y poor for -ome time. We wide them
a pleasant journey and safe retain, and
sincerely trust that the object of their
visit to the laud of their fathers may be
fu Ily and pe rut an en tly realized We have
pleasure in being able to state that Mr
Wilson bee promised to furnish the read-
ers of Toe EXPOSITOR. with notes .of his
trip, and we may fairly anticipate for
,thenst.in these a racy and interesting treat.
CHICAGO RELIEF FUND. --We hav'a
been requested to -State fleet the Collec-
tr yrs for this fund would oblige. by hand-.
doe; in their Bets, together with the
amounts subscribed -to the Treasurer, -Mr.
thmuter, as early as possible, in order a
that the fund may be closed and the
pi.oeetets handed over to the Committee t
e for transmission to the deeignated quor- s
ter. We mey also state that several
subscribers to the fund are of opinion that
it would be more jeelicious to send the
moneyraised tothe sufferers by the Mich-
dgaa -Wisconein fires-- instead of to
,Chicago, as these seem to be in move
pressing-neetPfor aid, and less adequately
,oupelied than are the sufferers from the
Chieago fire. However, this is a matter
-which will, no doubt, come _under the
eons ideration of the Commit tee appointed
In the meeutime we would urge upon
-the Collects -ire the dnem
desirability of iedi-
iitely hi -tithing up their lists and hauling
them to M. Counter.
THE NORTHERN JOVPNAL.—Th
the name of Th new weekly, lattly .sti.rteds
in Montreal:- The Korthern, Journal is
an advocate of manhood Y....uffrage, b llot-
voting, and, ev.erything, else that is Demo-
cratic: and rprogressive it is a -1--rge,
well -printed. abirwritten !paper, and
well worth '7'2 a year;'Which is the price
of it.. •
,.;
OCEAN EAME a eheitue 2Y. --Mr. lit. B.
Moodie, agent of the Greed 'Trunk liail:
way, Sertfotth, has been appointed igent
foe the "N hith Star Li c "! of st am -
ships, sailing between !New! York and
Liverpool. This is a new line, started
the present summer, and is compos -el of.
entirely new boats, funnelled, with cvqry
convenience and all the !atest imp ove-
memo in steamship lMliIdiflg.
Moodie is also agent for the 'Allan Line
of steamers. •
EURON EMOLE.—At
mg of Hurn Temple;
G. • T., held in the Te
Sea:forth, On Friday ev
1871, at 7:30 P. K., thel
were elected for the qua
Nov. 1st, 1871, and e tang Jan.
W. C. 'J'—Brother N.
! W. V. T.—Sister M.
W. S. ---Brother R. CI
W. T,—,Olister E. Spa ling
W. F. S.-h•Brother H. A. Carrier
W. M.—Brat-4er R. IV: -0 reig,
W. I. ,Gd—Sister. -
W. O. Gsl-=Bhother J. a Willie s.
Past W. C. Tr—Broth r Jas. Beattie.
Temple Deputy, Broth r Wm. Badge.
Thep.; Brother
istere. We ks ;
>es ; W. R. H.
;W
. . <L. 8.,
;
regulareet- ;
).,,,,,
,,,. . of
peeance 'fail,
r ing, Oct.-1.,..7th, '
'looting officers
ter commencing
•1st,
(Muff.
terha.m.
n. •
Appointed Offieers —
Wm. Fraser.; W. A. 8., ;
W. D: M.,' Sister M. Gri
.6:, Sister H. McLellan
-
Sister efe,Brownell.
THE ONTARIO SALT lourANY, AND
OTHERS, VS. THE MEECH NTS -'1 SALT
PAN V-, OF SEAFORTII.—T motion h r an
injunction to restrain le defendi nts,
the Mere -he -ate Salt COI pany, of ea
forth, from With &ening omthe Ca ada
Salt Association, and 'from eelling o de-
„livering salt otheew 'use than as proy 'ded
by the terms of agreemen for amalgr ma -
tion was argued .in Toronto on Tue-day
latit before Chancellor Sol agge, and j dee
m en t was refeer ved etio Monday 1 ext.
Counsel for the Plaintiff J. 11. Seel cer,
Este, and T. Garrow. Esq. ; for the
Defendants, Adam Creel e, Esq.. Q. C.,
M. Hayes, Eeq , and 8.. II ted,
Esq. Judgment ou the d murrer, w
25
was argued on the th f Oetober, was
deliveredonMonda3 last tgainst th de-
fendants. The matters 'volved in this
writ are of coosiderable importance, and
the result of the motion fee injuncti( n is
looked forward to with n Lich intere t.
Tele MrrenoteL-AG.Itett. 'MEAL WO N.S.
had an opportuni a. a few ( aye
io of -visiting this est disinter:et, and
Wore not alittle sin -prised ead gratiti .1 at
he•dameneions it has asnlnIed. VI' in a
uiatl countiy foutidry apI jobbing s
t has arisen in the course of a few y al's
to be one of the moet extensive and
varied manufacturing ins itu tams iihe
country. The an:Mont of wor
various descriptions Whie is. here daUy
-burned out is very , great:. There are • in
the vicinity of 150 \Voile- een- regularly
employed, and each &pal anent seems to
he condoeted with the- greatest care, at-
tention: and . skill. Not nnly are
;agrietiltural implemehts of every dee rip -
tion monufactured ot the!oeost este') ive
scale, but . very 1--rge
.business is Carried. ciu. e understend
that the; PrOP1-i(tOrsi of tbis estabihih-
moot have. e• -e erica uidcpji.np1eted m ley
of thebest mills now in olieration in liis
Province, the entire 1 meta ieryllor wl
has .been mannfacter ehat the.ir -establish.-
Mont.- ..:They.heve also within a redent
period conuneeiced Ihe moot-du:tore of
h - branch!' of their
seeut meg Vety .suc-
itch -woelt of
they con at-
hichi sueh an
Autertou Seosse—The number of •auc-
tiou sales taking place in this vie -614
this fati ia unusually large. Scereely a
day passeekound but there is au auction.
sale in some of the ineiebborine town-
slii pS. Our ;friends, - MeSSrS. -Bishop.
Brine, toad Stretton, are kept busy
bringing the goods ana chattels of their
neighbors under the hammer, and realiz-
ing for them the largest pdseible prices:
-We are informeii that as a -ride very fair
pricee a! e obtained; altheugh steek, -es-
pecially horees and cattle, do not sell so
r.eadily Roe bring such high prices as in
former years. ihe prevailing. price for
cows has riottged from twenty-five
to 0141:y -five dollars. For horses, prices
have run f roue ti fty to ninety- ti ve dollars.
A few have gene over this latter figure,
- hut, they Were superior animals. At all
the sales we have heard of. sheep have
met with ready spit and have brought
good prices-. -
•
SURPRISE PARTY AND PR F.SENTATION
On the evening of Friday, the 27th
a co.mpany of ladies and -gentlemen
nutn-
'beringa1)P1ti ninety or a hundred, eetere
eel die \Vesleyart Parsonage, Seaforth,
-cansing -ceeite a surprise to the inmates,
and eliettubing t .e order and dome -tic
.arraugemente elf the hon. ie, rout taking
peesesaion of everything in the way of
stovee :old dishes, etc. It was not long,
lowevOr, netil the Revs Gentleman,
( Mx-. inet13.) and his wife,, were di-
-vested of their lease. and. resumed the
appearance of composure From the
cheerful appeerauce of the visitors, it
was apparent th .t no evil was intended,
but ou the coutrere, they brought with
them a number of be:elect's ha led with
-edIldes of the very best kind, and when
the hour arrived for tea, a bountiful
table NI as tone .d, to which alh were hat
Ofrer the company had partekea
of the !geld thirties ero
vided, the time
was spent , 111 pleas oit conversation ond
Llefole the company separated,
atteution was called to another pleaeing
:feature in the evening's catertainmeht.
'kthwas this : The presentatiox to Mrs.
Ketaletly of a beautiful purse, -coutaining
$24. in mast:a ting the purse,
steam engines,' whi
tah silicas they are pie
cest-fally, leteing hoe as 4
this destriptioli 011 hand a
tend to, The ininCes
establiehment as. this mus eonter upon a
place is very great, In, -met !it is the
'mein stay of the vi lege in which it is
;
situated. The only thin poseessed by
-
our neighboring villa ,e wh eh We envy is
its fine aeri eltural i nple ent ostablish-
no( nt. With such an etalilishinent,
Sealorth, surrouncli cl as 1 is uttb snob a
beautiful country, e a 151 elhafford to
bid. defiance to all th- rai vroye and rail-
way schemers that c uld, e laleight for-
ward.. A tieit of.. nepe tien; to, these
-works by any of op re, lereIwonld be
well repaid, and we are urel that the
ge n tie -manly and old ging protkieters or
rn
foremen would he st happy' to show
theni all the attenti n, .and give then/
all the information io their poiyer. We
.are sure- that our ag4culturiel friends in
ji
particular would be eleesedahd gratified
with what they, wottll there.see.
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11,1MIONARII MEETING.H-The .Anniver-
BarY • Missionary sate ices t coulee ion
with the Methodist Episcdpal Church of
this Village. was held thelehurch on
Wednesda,y evening last. The el air
was occupied by Rev 'M
Pastor of the -congregatieki. herd '1'he
attendance was not large. '. Able .and. in •
teresting addresses were. (10livered• by
Sjelh. J. SV, McKay, f Manchester, }?CV.
S. P.tMonlen, of Bayfield„ and .by the
ReY, Bishop Richardson of'-' Torotte.•,'
Tlie Rev; J. A. Dark of Godeeielo was
also present, but eixeused him.aelf from
delivsring an hlress in order to - offerd
Brshop :Thchardsen 1 Inge tinie for his
remarkhe s, . Taddre s Of the Reverend
Selehop -as particular el tquent and .in -
in
rn
ti
th
street:eve. and was ltstened to with
tole plea:sure, and we fillet profit, by
m audience. We mey hive 't ate that
is Reverend Father rtf the Ohara has
etniguished himself In the army as well
in the ClrarCh, having taken part in
e great and raernorable-stauggle of 1812.
bile taking. part in an engagerneut
hieh took pike before Fort Oswego, he
received a leaflet w tindI in the arm,
which rendered amp tatiOn necessary.
He has since that tim euj 3 -ed a pension
orn the British theyteinnie N'otseith-
ending the many i_rnharciehips he has
dergone. he still s 'tes vieorous and
arty, and we trust that he church he
ably SerVOS will not ler any 'veers to
oar eu
he ded noon te eseaflhr Lis lo. i.
loewnell read the fellowing address :di
"Aire. Keened y, —I feel highly honored as
in beisie eepointed to present 3ou with a th
small Token of the esteem with whieli AV
Ion and Mae Kennedy are held amoug w
year tr-ende in this place. But their
appreeiiition o -f you both met not be
jes.lged in premortion to what this puree
cotatains, fo.r it far exceede thot of gold fr
aed And as your introduetion st
amongst us is ef a pleasing arid harmoni7 un
oos eharaeter, ose pray that it may still he
emit i n1i during your etay Seafortb so
at botii ye-eel:thane moo lid intend- co
At the csmelysion
lection AvaS taken
fund.
,
f tie addreeees a col -
w Mdeif the mission.
•e
Ainl
No.rios.—Mr. 0. R. OOPER will at 08 business
itgent for -TIM ExTOSIT 11 in Ainleyvillo-and viein
Parties l'Oquiring oh Printing or Advertising
can be attended to by calling upon Mr. Cooven.
1.1c - is also anthorized t solicit subseriberEffor THE
EXPOSITOR. ”
THE FIRST SX91%%_. :.r.aSt 'Saturday we
received aeslight*c. 11,froh !Old Winter.
The night previous some two inches of
snow- fell, but it I as new ientirely die-
appea,red, giviegplece to intid aici ride,
the latter being:mu.h weleor ed. Such a
scarcity of .water i ever WO, known be•
• fore in this place, s tne peat le having to.
draw it one or two
NEW CHUR0115-- Ile new church is fast
approaching chropl tient 1 he -walls.are
finished and the eel f on. The contractor
is now busily ealgeged in erecting the
spire, which is seeii towering heavenward
high above the lest of the village. Mien
°completed it iNgoie t be an ornament
to our village. .
REBUTLDING,—IC r. Vinetone is busily
engaged preparing for the erection of a
saw mill M place of the One that was
, •
!burnt. This speal s well ,of Van -
stone's perseverane :and endurance amidueh heavy lessee.
;A. Coast , P.1.OVE —A meting of the.
bus•iness Men of. leyville was held on
Tuesday evening et, to take ihte Oon-
sideration the -hest means to be adopted
for rendering assist -Ince to Mr. Valuitone
to relni id his iflill.. Toe meeting was
largely attended an all were unanimous
to milder every ass- stance' in thee. power
AO lighten Mr. Van tone's less. - A com-
mittee was, appoir fed to prepare and
Circulate subseript on lists. We trust
that not only the eople of Ainley
but also those of th surrounotng country •
will respond libera ly to the call of this
.Committee. The leery loss -which bee
fell Mr, Vanstone , e‘y fell up m any- of
es at any virile, a id it is but ite duty
ewhich. we 0NNie, one 0 the other, to render
every assistance in our power to those
upon whom misfo tune falls In .this
case it is riot only o tr duty to aesietO but
in assisting we are (inferring benefi tdup-
On •ourselves, Th destructien of M r.
ivapstone's extereet0 wo: ks was a 1os to
every villager, as ell as every farmer
in the vicinity of -0 e villaze, and itis re -
erection will be a g neral benefit to ell.
DANGEROUS PR.5 NKS —ome of our
young " biocide " N1 ho have more spare
tune than commoi sense have been
amusing theme:eh e. on se.verel Smithey
eveeings paste liy t ing ropes 1101 055 the
side -walks in \emigres places, so that
parties coming troll church might trip
ever then). This is rather dangerous
spent, as a person walkitig hurridly along
might very easily r•teeive such a, fall ,by
tripping 00 one of ti ese ropes as to break
a limb; Or in other Whys inflict serious
injury. - We w1id advise those who
have heretofore Ind dged itt this.sortof
-
amosement to desi t therefrome or they
will receive such ptunshment as their
mischievous actione entitlethem' to, as
they are all known.!
II AMWAY EXTOVON.—kN. telegram
Was received in tide village on Tuesday
even ing last, frol» Col.! Me:the:ern,
President of the Millington, Grey and
Brnce Rail Way, stating !a at arrange-
ments for the yid-C-111:0bn of•(he Southern -
Branch, from Lucknhw to Ki card ine had
been completed.
Wro
• WiteonER.-- We
tiful weather this N
day) aftPrnoon it h
anil there is vet-m.3(p
wet Hallowe'en. .
rete.r.
Ileac loul some beau -
k, but tide anus-
es been reining hard,
eobability of a very
.Bishop Hell Muth preached yesterday
(Monday) in. the Episcopal Church,
Leecitville, and announced that the
4aoon would probably soon he supplied
win a minister, amt regular serviced.
Peowe Atelt. — The lJlOvii1g
Match- Of the Howick Branch Agriculture
al Society was held Mot Tnesday, on the
fartn of M a • Robert &hough lin,
Howick The weather was rather un-
favorable, but the numlier of competitors
was very large, and the -work was ex-
tremely well done.. We are unable to
obtain the prize list in time. for this
week's E.X_POSITOtt, but Will endeavor to
send it neat week. ,
Hullett.
, RELIGIOUS NOTICE. —The quarterly
,thrvices of the Wesleyan Methodist
ahurch will beteld at Kinburn, on Sun-
day hext, at 10 A,. LI The Rev. Coverdale
Watson is to preach the semen. On
Monday, Nov: 6th, four days' services
will eminence at the Wesleyan Chorch,
Tu rner's neighberhood, Tuckersmith.
Three sermons daily at 10:30 A. M., 2:30
end 6:3kOn re et. The Rev. Messre.
Graham, IN-medy, Milliken, and Tall -
Man are to be present.
Rodgervill . -
CHEESE 'SLUR—Mr. :Malcolm, of the
P-odgerville • cheese factory, last week
sold. a Car lead. of (cheese to Gales &
Brown, of Hamburg. They weve a very
fine; lot. The price paid for them was
101c. per pound. This is an extremely
high, price this season. This -figure ."leas
not been -reached Ohl season by any
factory` in Canada t let we rno;y of, by
half a cent per runt .—Com. •
Stanley.
SUDDEN DEAT1I:—We learn that a sad
1
!event took place on the Bayfield Road,
;township of Stanley. on the eight of the
Tith nit., by whi1
t; a much respected
iehabitant of that township came to his
hath. It appears that on that evening
A; -re Dtmean McEwen, of this townshin,
h d a loree that took sick, and be ht -
t pried to it the fore part of the night in
-0 enpany with his aged father, wheel to-
wards 2 o'clock in the morning he -said.
lie would take ont the.horse awl ride him
in the field to make him sweat. His
father offered to help him on the horse,
hut he said he would get on in the field,
and left, leading the horse by the bridle.
Hour after houe passed but man hr horse
returned not, and- after a time search wag
made, lint in the dm -loess he eould not
be found. After daylight broke the on -
fortunate Min was found in the field,
dead, the horse feeding near. A wound
was found on the -forehead, ,whieh was
the only mark on the body. A• tele -
gam was sent to TYr. Campbell-, of Sea -
forth, requesting him to hold a Coroner's
Ioquest on the body, which he did. The,
verdict' of the Coroners Jury was, that.
deceased came to his death from concus-
sion of the brain, which they believed
was caused from falling from his horee.
A;good deal of effusion was fonsid about
the base of the bred; and it as the
opinion of Dr. Stewart, of Bruenfiviti,
elle of the witnesses, that, death must
havebeen ittelhateneousi Peceayied 115
1.111.linarried anti aged 54. .The fiEineaI
took plea< .<e Beet .d Ly, n ve y! tar. e
number loll', wieg :the mortal. o
" the hone< appeinred. <for all liyine
The Rey, Arch:lined .MciSiarini(1, Of the
Canada, Ihi.dhyterian (31ittreh, 2,
111cKillop, pls.:ache!. a funeral seri.:aii
th.e occasion, Mope s int, the peopW with
the uncertidetry f humen life. ',mid 4,1-
visiJig then4 to melee their. aiel
electiou sue " while health aml stroll tfil,
were. A:ouch:at ••1, d riodanceho y ev I
like the pruseet ,v •11 the true h ft.ise
the real:lel:limo! in the Diviee Volume.
that " at stich 8.11 ho ir as we tient; Ant,
the SOU of mean comet It "
Mo•Kili op.
Yonne Men's -M keel .1 m ',rove -
moot .A.-zsocialb.n. -' li ES beat 0".:1_ ir. d. in
this- trwvThip I.,,r, the p o pose ft .t1F,
mental impro venit-u1; of its Mein he -s. by
the cultivation ofgr, a sjiiri of - or Ma,-
01<servation at idtheerch and. or a f• • :i"!:!,
of friendship ani eeoperatien. :Ili
first. nil etieg was !teld in Selmsd 1 on- 1,
sectioo No. 4, on l ictoher the 27th. .Th,
subject of diseussion being. " Iles lved,
that tlie moue:it-don o: the. fartime; more
beneficiel th the cemumnity than th it lit
the me :ham -ie." Captain on the a.fire -
ative, Mr. George Merdie, elle!on the
n eeati v e M a. tieerge Th m nets o ie 1 The
subject was; wel discussed the chef:mon
giving his itneision in favor of the a
ntive. Mertm Ste lee:land, cloth
The Associet ion holde *eta meetings
second Friday, so that the next on
will be- liehlE, on Friday the 10th Nr vein -
her, the 'subject of disauesion at thensxt
meeting beie* l• Resolved that the pen
has tendeil-More to. the advamenwee of
civilization ;titan the sword," (;pain
on the affirmative, Mr. Mai fin 'SU land, and and on the negative Mr. thee tte
iMurdie. The Association prom:s -- to be
a useful one; and all young num iii the
district ought to take thE earlit :5
porta/111;y Of enrolling themselves as
mem bees. —Cum.
i
(. 10 ['NCH, MEETING. -The OM n di met.
pnrsuant to adjoionment at Chen bees'
Hotel, Oct. ;21, 1871, All the member .
preeent ; mieutes of last I veutine I read
,and approved, Moved by James 11113;e,
secomlee by, JM
ohn alone, That •I‘1,11
palling be paid $2 for repairing ei lyert
on side lioe120 811(1.21, 'eon. 4 ; oleo flriloiu
Menerv, $G5 0, f ir enenoeing -n. i:,1 In
the river mothe 8th con , aid that the:
. bridge at Pat Cahillte old place be: nip tir
ed, and W. II. oleumon be inetructed to
get the hid! at Mrs. McKee-le:his elk au
cording -to alan and epecilication, not ex,
ceeling the engineer's estimate, atel that
Walter Cowan be paid $4 ri.e: gravel, cer-
tified by John Elliott, nithmaeter. —
Carried. Moved by Thffin-18 Moreity,
Sueoncied by dohn hialone, That the
'bridge at Johnston's, con. line 10 nod 11,
be repairetti and a midge Inuit on side
road 5 and 6, cen. 9, superintendeil by
Thom:tee-NI uherty, that John Sheet be peid
$6.50 for ell-pair:3 on eine line 2 a el 3,
lots- 5, ale° I that $5 be paid to Wi liam
Deane f. ir extra work on his con met,
and Michael McGrath $5 for extinettislo<
nig fires on 'Side road 10 and 11 ,- -Ca tie&
Moved by JOhn Horan, seconded b3 Jas.
Hays. Thalli /Robert Hanna,h be paid
$6.85 for gtavel, certified by the Path-
master,- vide, John Summerville, lex•
and er R obi ipson. Joh n Cowan, and A n -
dim Cowan, also 30 colts to VI alter
Cowan for ' gravel, certified.;--aCat riedf
Moved by James. Ilays, seconded iy J.
1foran, That $30 be expended in lin mov-
ies; 6th and. 7th concession line, -en. oeite
.fete. 30,—i:tarried. Moved by John
Horan, stele!' di d - by . James I, ays,
That with I enspect to the piRion
11,
of Daniel Idempbell and others per ying
for a ne.w school sectioo, that no attimi
he taken 01 tit next meeting, andethat
the clerk be ustracted to notify all Mter-
ested parties to attend, eiz , the trustees
of each respective school sectien le the
township exieept the Unions.—Cat tied.
Moved by Olin Horan; seconded by Jas.
Hays, That this council do now ad, ou rn
to meet at Morraeds Hotel, Seaforte on
Saturday, the 23tli of Noveinher he t.—
Carried, ;
I Joine.O'Sureavotio, Clerk:
Tuekersmith.
COUNCIL NIEETTN0,--;The C000Lll met
this day, 20th October, 1871, in the vil-
lage of Egmondville, persuant to adjeurn-
• nicht ; the fleeve, Depity Reeve, al d all
the members present. The minutes of
The Clerk produced he verified Poll
laet meeting were real and oppheived.
Books of the several r turning officers,
containing the votes o the freeholders,
for and agaiest the By law, for granting
a bonus of ten thousan 1 dollars to 'the
Lond'
on liu eon and BrOce Railway Com-
-party. The majority against the By -Jaw
was 126. On motion of Mr. Sproat, a
110 tuber of small exements for gravel and
other niattere weee ordered to be paid.
Moved ty Mr. Dallas, seconded by Mr.
Walker, That a grant of $20 be made to
widow McCesh, she Wing in poor cite
culiistanees With a young family to sup-
port, and that Mr. Daelid Sproat -receive
,
the said sum and expend. the same for
the benedit of the fa/Min—Oar-tied. By -
1
law No. 3, .for lesryn g and colleting
taxes for 1871, was rea( a thi d time and
finally passed. A.loved by Mr. Dallas,
seeonded by Me. Welker, That this
Council do now adjoudri to meet again
at W. Van-Egmond's hotel, Egmotelyille,1
on the 4th of December hext, at 10 o'clock!
A. M. Carried. ;
Molesworth.
PseoWItee.- MATC11.--The annual phew -
:Mg match, under theauspices of the
MolesWorth Mutual. iniprovement (dub,
,
took place on lhursd.iy, 19th ult., en
the farm of Mr. Wilfrel. Th0mpso4 1st
Concession, Wallace. t. ., here were six
competitors in the first-class, four in the
second, andtwo in the boy's class. I Be-
low are the oarnes of the suceessfel am-
petitors, with the yalu4 of the prizes :—
First Classo—lst, Who Hay, Wallace,
value $15; 2d, Alex. Forsyth, Grey,
50 ; 31, John Cs. Ca iipbell, Wallace.
-$3 75 ; 4th, Thomas Gibson, HoWick,
$1 50.
Second Class. ----let Thorna.s McKee
Wallace, $7, 50 ; 2,1, James Meuzies,
-Wallace, $4 DO ; 3d, Antlrew McKee,
Wallace, $3' 23: 4th, James Brown,
;Wallace, $2. -
; Boy's Class .--Ist Jojni Howe, Wale
!lace, $4; 2n4, John Ro ph, -1lowielt, $3.
! The dudgee were 2114ssrs. Wm. Dick -
'son, of Elmo; MeRea, of Ainleyville,
h)
imp' McAllister, 'of Grey
1 The total amount of oney expended.
!in prizes was 11:519. 11 e foregoilig de-
hisions 'were given by the judges with
seine dfficulty in some cases, hut every
one interested seeme.d to be satisfied.
The competitors seesned to work bard at
the plow, and excellent work was dooe,
_
•
O usdderiug the very dry etate of the
lin& but -when they presented them -
Mrs. Thompeon's meth.
ou would sa,y they were in
• selves before
spread table o
:meet eaineeb. Mrs. Thompson and her
daughter :3 weTe noe ignorant of the in-
ereeem. They met them in splendid
it he and eseuleed them with lotie of ap-
p tire. Mr W. R. Wilson, of theDinele
Fartnilry. Al1nIeyviJhl. meele. the plow
eiteti ao the first prize • he. WaS present
al d iy, and took greet interest aretpeid
gr --a - at ten tien to the work done by the
Gr.ent kinds (A plows. - -.1 aui satiefied.
Mr. Wil etie is a :skilful meet:a:de ; he
e:towe da exainple to 111 nofitetux-
rs-; it is the. Meet peters!elr-Lee to jadoe
p w. 1 think if agricultural societies
\Leith t net give any in izes for phovs at
the'r bows, hut give the prizes to the
b oreing pheve at a phi -wine match,
„, wo:ed be much butt, r, hholy good
plo,‘ won C et. tell agouti nlotsi ili Ehey
see it work. ;al r. 11-.1 is:01 . Ii,uj. seven
o the tielit if is ineke x of them
to 'K. priz. s. fi Imo%
insw '1 --
GTli:riretiteeertyers of the(
a el Pe nee lway,
WI- me a lei nis to the 'Toronto, Grey
vi 'tete are un thineme on the Eyel tw for
• 1,Eit A L.. ---N, eh vs. Prondlove.• This
wry. an .1.cti.a4 tried beiore Mr. Juedee
• to reelover three minks etelen
frem the plaintiff. Verdi t ler plaietift
—d 111)1, S $ 8, roe- s'-2
e-
kelet. •
Renwev.---The ers of this vil-
lage and sul emu ding C011111:1*-,* ark* Str(M4'
0.-111:-Q saddli lig tile township- Will/
any additional debt for rail:vats, he -
'sieving ihet we, ore eccommodauel HU
..
fieiently no -,v ay hoeing the V\ ellington,
L. rey ;reel .11113.01; .Itai !way,
liow.ci. t
The eneineer of the
Toyeete, they and Bruce R. ile ay ha
!OWD:ihip aiel located
toe Jjt aml stetione. We be hole the
lee ttion ( f the stations ie ver3- satisfaeO
10,e- to linth Wroxeter and. Conde. N.Ve
2ve the lereitis . will be passed by 'a
large m (jority.
-- A great deal of dissatisfaction is, ex-
pe:sse d against the Council- Inc giviog
the publishment of the By-law to the
'Shoo Mewed of piling it. to the --paper
ne trer at handl It is felt here that hie
ne mere Dor liege than a jeb to help to
seetain it ia iti dying hour. This, to-
gethee with some more of their doings,
will send then from public life next
Janwary. —Colt.
• SeeoroNsie, -BO NUS. OX eter hoe
with les wonted liberaliry petitirmed the
treenail to submit a sectional 'boeui for
$3,51.0 Why has not Gerrie yet done
rutything? -We believe it is contemplat-
ed to submit a bonus for Gorrie for
$1,500,
P1 (seeress !halloo — The plowing
ma rei as ad erased, came off on Tues-
day, Oct. 31st. There were • twenty -
live entliea : The following were the
suceeseful competitors :
Claes let, 1 Men.—lst, Wm. Mc--
Kercher ; 2(1, A. lion-de:in ; 3d, Aleer.,
Foray I II ; 4th, Thomas Gibson ; 5th,
Wm. Pointon.
Class' 211(1, Mon. -1st, George Brown ;
2d, A. Eingston ; 3d. John MeLateehlin ;
4th, rtobeit McLaughlin; Edh, J. G.
Ca mploll.
Boy's, --1st, John Adams ; 2r -V, James
MeLanghlin ; 311, Wm. N.ewbigeten ; 4th,
Jain, s ttetven ; 5th. Ceo. Inelerwood ;
fit h. John Ralph ; 7th, Robert trwin ;
80, j. Thompson.
Juilges.-1,obert Moffatt, Thomas
Heritage and Thomas Sanderson.
CouNen, MEE'reao, — The Howick
C ameil met on the 181li Oct., in Wrox
eter, i -le Mr. Jan Packet's hotel, pur-
:man t to adjournment from bat meeting
The Reeve in the chair.' Members all
prisent. The minutes of la•st meeting
were read and approved, ' By-law No. 4,
. 108.11 a Lieeoed 6:nee—Carried. Accounts
rendered; Kasper Harley, $31, work
on Con. el4 ad 15, lot 23; William
flare, $10 80. work on Core 14, lot 1 ;
Mark Graham, $47. work on Con. 17,
lots 5 and 6 ; Wm. Finlay, $13 70, work
en Con. 14, lot 2 ; Alexander Walker,
, d'gging ditch on ao:nth hoe, lot 3;
George McIntosh, $20, covering cross-
way on homology, lot 29 and 30. Moved
by Alexander tlibeon, seermiled by
Thomas Wilson, That the Collector's
securities be screed with a statement of
the arrears of Inet yew's taxes; also,
that the Collectors have been severol
times requested to pay in the arrears to
the Treasurer, fend have not done so, and
they be re queeted to pay them in full
immediately, —.Carried. The Reeve laid
before the Council a letter from the Sec-
retory or the V\ ellinaton, Grey and Bruce
Railway Company, <requiring that the
helms debentures be given over to the
Company. After consideration, it was
moved by Mr.: \I eir, seconded by Mr.
McGuire, That the Clerk be authorized
1
to write to the President thereof, stating
that we are tioti satisfied, that the road is
not completed. !according to the by-law,
and as the newl bola was never fully ex-
ecuted. on the Part ot the Company, the
Council is poepered to hand over the de-
bentures (whic1. they hold) with all the
proper coupon e- to the President, who we
desire to come to Gerrie far the purpose
of executing bend and receiving deben-
tures and coupons on any day.after the
30th day of Occober, inst„ that he may
fix, and notifiy the Reeve of the same a
few daysprevioes.—Carried. The Coun
ail adjourned to meet again in Gerrie, on
tbe 23rd of November next., in Mr.
Hasket's hotel.'
GEORGE DANE, Clerk.
Jamestown.
MATRIMONIAL. — 011 the 20th ietst.
our highly esteemed townsman James big
Hant Esq., conveyancer and Fire In- rot,
surance agent, was united in the bonds
ef matrimony to Mrs. Whiteford, late of
Smiths Hill. We wish him every success
in his connubial enterpriee.--Cora.
iS*0.st. •3 1-871.
tarmo for Ur.
FARM FOR SALE "MORRIS,
?Olt SALE, on reasonable terms, Lot X. 8-; Cop,
10, Morris, containing 64 acres, over 20 of Nchich
are cleared, seeded to grass and well fenced ; the
14,ala1)ce is well timbered with hard -wood. It is
situated on the Northam Gravel Road, 1 mile alai
a half trent B13 tb, and 113 miles film t trhir
There is tto waste land: 'nem: i on the Promises
a new frame hQw;e,0 x 1310, with good Cellar a: d
0 tt-hoildings. A good spring 00 the pre-mises.
For further.perticulaks apply to the Piotr;t tor
0 the pro/irises; or, (if by IA ter.) to Myth f?. 0.
188-tf. RI:TCHIA,r30,111:1,i1
FARM FOR. SALE.
oil sale. Cheap, Lot No. 20,- tith
Township of Brum-, Comitv of ,
1. g neres,. about 3i of which are tie:L.; .1„i„ -
b dance well tireb=. red -With bet....di and Lut3,,,.. N.,
-vs sto land. There is .a, never-lailirg ru.,11,1
w (ter running through it. .t is s1.lna:e.1
miles from :the flomishing vills3.30 of
1 o1gh which the on, Grey... mud
'Way will shortly be tinning, 11 the
is Ay is not sold, it will be leasysi for a. /,,ria .1
v• are for the impr vements,
itt;.a. apply to THE EX vosnost (incur:, sr:
July 18, 1871,
FA RR/ POR SALE.
.Jflhiirsi1121.,I ion; oJ ; 31? ;
W neh 11:1, elearcd and fluel from t-rk1.! .-„,
o. :ievend coneesf-ion, 1 ildlett. 1. . 1,1 f
)9k01 from Seaforth and hve miles a. ,1 h.- .1 frata
Clinton, and is altogether one in ti,--1ir
'1;1'e
1 eti")b.aniderYs.rable.h. ctir(cg,'./4:;(1t
,11tC.;211, (.;';
0: the furin. FOr tt_rtiultn: Jv to he -
tor, on the premisea, Or by 1-zter to b
- rLLL.1 11A.11M:T.T..
FOn)
f, -,0E SALE, the booth bad .1.1 Lot No. a in
Conccsslo/,1 Murris, coo- 11,0 111 • ;22
01 '0 frame hou.,e, 11r str.hb.; y,..u,
; there ark, • 1,1-.1. 1..„:„. r. ,
.p17
1:
- OR the premhs fi; 4.r to A
NeCAUGILEY
19\143111*
FARM FOR S.41'_r_-,
.111
11'7011 Sale, on 3O11taaat1510 te‘111,5, I', 4, f!t1,,
C.A147e.;sion, Tuel_ersmili, If. IL 8.,
100 Items, eigItly of whieli me-eke:191,
and in it good stake of cut:hot:on, :.nfl eons.,:i's-
ab Le pit/4ton of it ott.teAirait./, T'ae ;
, all good, also, a (webs- tts ;;;;
failing wt11--;nn1 n ihing.3131ing. Thu 1=4
e jaiis, ;41.1 will be 'sold on 'easy te.Los, 101 tit. Pr -.--
1)6401" 01 ileSiroitS g -nen furioi
farther particulars to 1 it r:
• rtie tfortit, or to the 1,701-,let..r n the p!1,11.; •
• o .
JONCHRISTiAN,
A h'COUNTANT, EAFORTH.
Bok S Porift*.1 and Dalaneed.
Estates wound no.
Bonus to the Farmers
OF G RE Y.A N D
FARMERS,' beware IA persons, in tho shai * if
PeAltilers and agents, p.010o1),,1.1t lug the con5.tr.,,,
flu eing a sale of it:1,2Am- in:;-leao lit 4.
urage home manuf.e.tures, and yen will
find 11. snpetior artitde at reslutall 3)2 1(2'
The subscribift would re:Tor:full:, iettnn his
cere thanks to the farmers 45 (Tey, Isfort is miti
rounding townships for thlir most liberal
ago in the pat,t., and ii,,m1;1 inform them toat La
vii keep constantly on hare.I, at 41it;
eitE FOUNDRY,
iron Plows, Wood Plows, ()aim, Plovs, Cultivatorq,
Lund Rollers, ;itraw-Cutta rs,
Ou aranteed of the beA spuility, -and at prices to
(11''y ttompetiti on. • Ile would specially call at tett.
tit to the " Partners' 1'10w," which 1,,,ives gt 2i,l/.1
satihfaction wherever introluved.
.,)oxl,rrs for .411 the principal. Plows kept co::
etantly on hand- pri,e pal, for i
lugs. 11; pairing done promptiy 4/21 'very ri.asonat;c:
teirus.
W. R. WILSON.
199
N OTI C E.7
disposedt6elfqx-Lityk148toek-in-Trale and
"A 4" E111.10MIL)-10 MPES2-8. Thollilw
NV1.21 Win Open Olit i31 .020 201010 prortli.P,4; 1111 .11;t1
Ilff*r the Oth flistnUt. 1 wonld aolteit for th.-'o
on myself for many years, know in -2 that ilea tee riti
eel firm:mime of he v013- patrotatg, bey.,,ve
O po,iiion to do well for all ,ht, may, favor,r
with. n calL And I also beg Itlave 11:1,1:11 a;1
pal ties indebted to 100, eirb.tr by "loth .or book a •
cot ta. now due or past due,' that the same must
set -led at once, as I intend to have tItiaTottiny
MC, SO 140011 SS 2fly bosinoss C.1111 115 clost”1.
will always pay the hi3thest imaket-inice for all
kinds of grain, pork, Vett r. etc., on notes or iw-
coLuts, and also in cash.
AinleyvillP, Oct. 5, 1871. 3.01IN L1:CH I X,
11.5)
THE
'TIVING MACHINE
(Manufacture(1 at Thunilton, Ont.)
la Leknowledged by all ilmt,class notchinibts to 1.,*
th most
;Simple and Dura.bie „Mathine
/no v in the market. In design it rehorribles 111.4
Fit nib' Singer, but the principle of the wnr1.31
pat ta 38 entizely diffe.ent, having no gear of al; v
kin 1. All the /notions aro deli1 front the sane.
sh 11, and all the usnal complicated 1.huttle 11:111
fee movements being avoided, it is as nearly
noiseless as it is possible to make a St:Whig mu -
obi e,
GARDNER has token wires this Tear.
18 1, as follows: First prize at Western 'Pain
Lo ultra ; first prize at Central Fair, Guelph; di-
plo na at littnnRon Central lair; lust prize /t.s
St. Catharines Fun Fair; pilize at the Pt ovine:LA
For in Kingston. Also inizes at Toronto, GlIa4.-
ham and Waterloo.
T811lt: elall.
„tGAIgleiNst.Fr..ffie
tutobisii/nolukst
aoii
.,,tjelitstlhiner,.0o.tton., Linen, Fine and Cuarse Cloth awl
will Don, Cord, Braid, Turk, Qeilt, Gr.t115
, and do all and every kind of family mal
SOWIII.Y. A complete set of tlot
t approved atta.thinents, and full int,truetioni
nt free of charge.
riC0 within the resell of all. Terms of pay-
ets)171.1 attsenitl LI-eorachanyl)urvceittnertailltlit:J'gnthji'cli.f
ali and examino the &miner heti purehas-
any other, at WILLI /31 GRAS IE`S \\*we-
e -GodeAdi-street, Seaforth.
gents 'vroutea.
PETER GRASSIE,
9-52 Sea -forth.
Fel
1015
/no
giv
me
chi
ti
STAGE.—We lhave hiei informed that
D. IL Matthews, of the Anderson Estate
Jamestown, and J. E. Briggs, Leather
Meechent, lneportero: Ilidgand Taney ,
Brucefield, inteud establishing a line ot
stagee between Jameatown and Kippen.
Mr, Shaver, proprietor of the Kippers
Hotel, acts as business agent. They will
iro doobt realize enormous profits. -COM.
RE -ORGANIZED, —On the 27th filet., a 7
large number of our influential citizens,
'met in the Rooms of the Mechaties' In-
stitute, for the purpose of re -organizing
the Yoong Men's Christian Association, 1 _feu
which they.satisfactorily ellheted. he 1-taens
officers elected are as followe ; J. Welch, Idd
Esq., President; H. Minto Patrick, Vice -
President; and j. C. Baird, Secretary
and Treasurer. Meetings to be held as a
usual, at the residence of Mrs. A. j.
Mary's.—Co.
,
..UM:BER1 L1JMpER..-1:
LATH and SHINGLES.
HE Undersigned have on hand it
their Mill, one half mile North of
Ai ileyville, a large Stock of Dry Noe
Lu nbe-r, part (about 35,000 feet) of w13i1.1.:1
is reseed lei and 1••2 Flooring, 'They
haere•also on hand
000 f t. of Strip Lath
which Ile warranted first-claes,
and no slabs.
ir Shingle Machine will start aboat
18th instant, After which date a
supply of of SHINGLES will be kept
on hand.
rompt attention given to orders from
'stance.
M. & T. SMITIL
logic, April 12, 14)711 176-tf.
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