The Huron Expositor, 1874-08-14, Page 3uGus'r 14, 1874.
senfortit,-ont. . ottiee end reest
of (t nth Street,. first door
311 Cherelt.
312
etteirth, (late of Carronhrook;) ,
use aunty of Perth. Office and t.
huson Ilr(vtlatee: Hardware Store,
KI.Ntr'e. ,,kht-e wilt be at
• 287
ate le., C. eta Leta -wean, Sues
01orent r for the (Smoky of Huron.
ace, corner of :Slaiseet and High
AY Planing Mill.
' estiefate ef McGill Univers
Avner fur the County oe
Next de.er to (adder Ilrothere'
et tea oeite Mes'elltun's Hotel,
eels, •te, • !i;r1:,, Statien,
BUT414,,
; I lei t .sece, Seaforth,
4httario. work, lateh.st
m -ally ext ref( d. see.
opt t ins 11-rformea with
eLe . tt....s low as ran be ob..
' trela 8 A. X to tv
; Mr. A., ti•. keigall's Store,
270-
.1„, V. se Lice-te iate and Prize -
at Vele( tens . NA., and
Vettsiesesza ta !lege, `TorontO,
t.- .tly Vua. l'a-re he will be
g tet at !end to all kilos ee
of. toeui excepted),
:theroiatl. as an hours.
(10 deers ietet. oe(oisee Tem -
819
11(SeseeN. D. aleNeet:eilela
emateinse , ,e,•.,tia.slataute
. -
'Slareliz, lel:eves: that he has
tepoe e iatario Veterin-
saow seesper(.1, Si, treat clieeases
All.h.t1:115.
Ua
etPX,irq'titrli urth his horse-
heetseil ie. found ready to at-
see,..e. of (.•:_.• fe. eeeeialky ate
'eve. teller -ere( elt,se in the rear
new sten*.AI kirds of Vet
--
kept eto,ettittly on tuba&
••!...: Surge eit.imem-
ealass Vetarie.-es tat.14,=_Ire,) begs
has refill- te the pi aetice of
iefortia axle seas• timesbe
C,iheases tit ifores s. Cattle, &e,..
ites eteastiooly helot. All
1-us1ed Mice, at Mansion
276
0111.11A1.1..14Y. att.:est-eve: end
(;tueery, tiOderich. 843
i isonatareToss
S.R.E11, Ilarrietere, Atterneys,
t2e. Mike on West St.
Godetich. 344
w,u,Ksat.
r, Winghazo, has hem ap-
se- the Celestial Seeuritiee Con-
s diets Aseieit for sevresi pri-
Torento, ' wIte lean Mousey at
tee., Intl:met peayaltle yearly
Also Solitritei- for the Ste
213
.
HeyreITESTED, Darrielerss At
Vr So-lieitors ti. Chancery an14
es Public aud Conveyancers.
•C.Bank. Seaforth. Agents for
Coulpany,
letol at 1st per east. Farms,
r sale. -
MR, Bar/stirs end Attorneys
,
es tie Goal es07 snid Insolveney,
Fdees.Pb1u, ete, 10feees--Sea-
.323,0ce. of Ptivate Funds to
lgiat per cent. Interest, pasal.de
58
irs w., e. arxezis.
.13arristeresetteruby Chanee
iole, Ont. 011itte—over j..
Orum, Market SqOare. 26.S1
torneys,Solieitorezn Chanemy
Me °Bice—two doors imeth ef
DANIEL McDONALD,
Brrisses.
tfafrEtasa.
tL, sEApoluf1.— Thom
,tate to' hie Ohl friends an7. •
:lublie, that he hes leased the
sied by AttalItAr,_ and
the- D.01-VIN,1:E'Y H01,11SE, LIttd-
bontinuance of the patronage
el upon him (barflies his =11W
bueitiess, Every , comfort and -
_ provided for tratellers. The
d Cigars only kept in the Bar.
le hostler all weye iia attendanee.
EIONLIsse ENOX, proprietor.
L VERY AND. SAT. le STABT-ES.
:ray's', Hotel, Seafoith. Good
f.e.Coriveynxcee always onhande
STABLES, SEAVoItTII, Ont.
1 Comfortable Vehicles, ithotys
le Arrangement:, made with
An orders left at Esseax's
tptl,y attended te. •
paes:—South of the Ceenmere
reet,
.OAS BELL, Proprietor.
anodic, C4
(ND Sr 11-VEYOR, Seaforth.
theManelen Hottse with Mr.
receive ireatediate attention.
onan and i)r. King. 411*52
rs'US-BY;
1:0•11.SZEEit for the Comity of
(ended in all parts of the Corm -
1.1: personelle oreeut to Seaforth
remptly attended te. 327
L BR INE,
TIONEER for the County of
atteuded in all parts of the
left at the Eeroerron Oce
:ended to-.
11
RENT„
Fellows' Hall, (now bnildingl.
kju apelicatiou to Secretary
JOIN"PAYNE.
F PARTNERSHIP.
f JAMES -P. REND sairT,
nzia Produce Merchants,
isst eyed by motile' consent
-
'eel firm ss` -iii pay to order of
ill pay all liabilities.
11:174.
U12,S, R kENDALL.
ix Cif ARLEsWoraiL
eearGHEY. 839-4
Gates :Tune 3, 1874-
e) the late firm of .TAS. P.
ill please iniy My. JAAMs Pe
f: liquidate all liahilitiea and
muter the istyle of JA8.
J. CR41.47'31BIE.
0 NOTICE.
tit-ftfOrth, '11:14 bet m appointlebrotet .lathushek
Pi-
1t.l -this instrument cart
oagll him or biz.; duly author-
'Vk tti tilal/ 111V iligentg
ll. =nit' I( 'flowing' gontle-
la.„1 ta art lily agents in
Tito,. Cteetalre. U. P.
ie. afel th : (. 1)01mrtY1
1.
s It.
WII„1)N,Seafortit
RitUA ROUGE.
iiti ,f e 'Village of SEAra
ye netice that they will apply
emelt aft. r elm- expiration of
[-oh et ineertiott, of this notiee•
ritat, n. tit into- a Town, un-
4-th, rael the following itonits
hided diet eine ;4'5 scree-, be -
2f JU 1 Mt:1(1110p ; 50
2_ Lot :45, Con. 1, McKillop ;
:Corner tif Lot 25-, Gen, 1,
L(rt C011. 1, MeKil-
- half Lot -47, Con. L McKil-
•: W., et newt of Lot 0, COn. 1,
al -4' to Railroad ; 100 acres,
Lnekersinith; 100 acres, be-
te!esreinith4 50 acres, being
TuekersMith; 25 acres, be -
2. Con. 1„ Titekersmith ,- 50
11. Con.!2, nicker:math ;
N IAA 111, Con. 2, Tuck -
are W. lialf Let 10, Con. 2,
a, heiee N. E. corner Lot
oet. miliee east to west 50
trtit to steith fdi rods; 16
nee* Lot Id. Con. 3, TaCkere
oast to Itle• rods, and
;h 11H11.
96 bells. (
i.MES H. 11.'ENSON, Reeve.
•
N. 4
June A.1. 1874. 889 -SI
AUGUST 14 1874.
MInstolossamansusresees.
GAirafss.:
,
"Which of the Fiji Iila,n s are You
i
from ?" asked a visitor of one Barnum's
cannibals. "Tipperary, bed,t
1 d I" was
the reply of the ravenous anthropophag-
ist.
--" Sad thing to lose your wfe," said a
friendtoa Vermonter, who stood at the
. .grave of his wife. ' Wel1. tolerable sad,"
said the Mourner, " but then her clothes
just fit my oldest girl," •
, —At Fonteuelle, Iowa, lately, i young
couple were married. with the i following
brief service : "Join your right hands.
Do you want one another." 13otlarep1ied,
“yea," "Well, hen have oae another."
—A youngster in describing his Sun-
da -y dinner, said
and chicken, bit
too long before i
—" Three and sixpence per gal 1" ex -
We had. roast beef
the chicken was kept
was killed."
claimed Mrs. Pa
price aliment.
is the world calm
valued at oniyit
—D Eamersala
afraid. I'm gettin
atar—Well, Sir,
attend public w
tington looldner over the
Why, bless the; what
n' to when the gals are
ree and sixpence ?"
17T. —Customer—"I'm
a little bald.:" ()per -
think, Sir, when yoU
rship, if I was you I'd
sit in the gallery."
—An elderly lergyman of Chicago
when aska the o her day why lie never
married, replied •hat he had pent his
life in looking fo a woman who should
refrain from worl ing him a pair of slip-
'pers, and he had ever found her.
—Time, 12 A. M., yesterday: Dit y -
faced child loqui or---" Papa, why don't
they wash my foal a and put clean clothes
on me ?" Dis ssed. Paterfamilias
"Shut up, To o Jo ; your ma ma's in
the front paaior r ading the Be cher-Til-f
ton busittess."
-e-A couple of nei libors becarne so inim-
ical that they wo Id not speak to each
other; but one of them having been con-
verted at a camp t 0 eeting, on seeing his
former enemy, het o out his hand, saying,
"How d'ye do emp ? humble
enough to shake h a ds with a
—Popular ;live e conversation: First
boy—" Lemme se your tongue " Sec-
ond boy--" Len ao see years:: First
boy--" There." Second boy " Your
-mother only lets. 3 ou
have one piece of
huckleberry pie. ad the panic down
,to your house, did' 't you ?"
—After the pro ecuting attorney had
heaped vituperatio 1 upon the poor pris-
oner without court el, the Judge asked
him if he had anytking to say f r him-
self. "Your Hon r,' replied the pris-
oner, "I ask for a postponerrieiit for
eighteen clays in or ler that 1 may find a'
blaekgilard to answ r that one there."
—" What's your usiness ?" said a Mag-
istrate of a police c urt, the other morn-
ing, to a prisoner. "Fin an observaa
tionist, your wors " An observa-
tionist! what is Ora ? "One who looks
around in the -day la e to see what he can
steal at night, if t pleases Your wor-
ship."
—Quite a hail -s orm last flight," re: -
marked a guestto a California. landlord,'
as he came down at irs the other morn-
. " No. Only a few of the haYs
shooting at a Chin man, and the balls
rattled against the ouse."
The Namaski .-" J
lia
Ever since the
ley inform us, that t
ity among Christian
has been greatest 1)
William." In the
of the Normans., "
commonest Christian
day, for instance, t
hams," 48 "'Robert
hn" and " Wil -
en of the high* type, Etch as could
b produced in England; only. —Letter in
ricinnati Commercial.
A Dtanty ber.
• ;
peaking.of extraord nary personages
i - .New York, a corres*pondent says:
j°
ne of the most eccentric of this class
a barber on a down -town street. He
8 occupied the same little den for half
entury. No barn is plainer than his
ir-dressing shop, for he does not dig -
!y it by the name of saloon. Its sand-
ed floor and 'conunon furniture would
ruin any up -town hair-Oresser. All the
Woks and the millionaires of the street
patronize him. He is a ' well-educated
m ii, and has writtena
for the newspapers. H
to) ratic aud irnperious.
sp nds less than an hour on any man's
head with which he deigns to meddle.
Ng aristocratic mothe
babe handles the child
than does our barber his
P11
in
th
' dr
ea
no
bo
th n. a, dollar, and any ex
th bill up to two dolla
. ,
artist obliged. to you fo
Yon are the obliged.
makes you feel it :Dur
I he has been in this littleshop he has
amassed three fortunes and lost them all
1 in apecalation. Ile is naive on his way
, to his fourth ,fortune, He is an original
oking at. He
ad during the
with his cus-
ened to pitch
al '- to the old
ceptable things
is -1nrdly, aris-
He seldom
with her first
more tenderly.
customers. No
ling, no jerking, no scraping; send -
the nese this way, mad sending it
t, so common- with ordinary, hair-
ssers, but everything is dainty, deli-
itristooratic. • His tench is: tender-
s and his whole air patronizing. No-.
y gets out of the shop for less
tra touches run
s. Nor is the
your oilstone
erson, and he
a the 50 years
, character and is worth 1
wag an intense. copperh
war, .ancthad many a ro
,
; towers, whom he threa
doWn stairs for being lo
flag"
-
•AISSYRIAN EXCAVATION
Siaith, the discoverer of t
let;
Bibb
givi
tion
read i paper before
'cal Archwology in
g an account of his
Mr. Smith said
worla was on the site of
Senacherib, called_ the
Palaces. He recovered fr
over 2,000 tablets and fragments of cunei -
forted inscriptions of variMis ages'. Mr.
said it was only a flew days since
the collection arrived a
Mus um, and he had not
estinate.the contents of t
lLe was convinced of th
Izclubar with the Nimro
Mr. George
e Deluge Tab -
he Society of
ondon lately. •
recent excava-
his principal
the.Palace
south . west
m this palace
the British
had time to
e ins ription.
indeitity of
of t e Bible.
Most of the fragments of cimeiform tab-
lets Would join on to oth r portions of
Museum, but
one tb render
ould re9uire
expenditure
,000 to complete the excavation
e great -library in the Palace of
herib.
so**.
BATH DAY SUGGESTIONS. —The de -
ire te escape pains and penalties here-
fter by pains and penal 'es here; the
ainst future
ness extend-
rnity ? "Not
satirist once
niucquired to be
the ; more required
already in the
the texts - complete. It
three years' work and th
of £
of th
Sena
SA
alanee of present loss a
ain-lawhat is this but selfis
out of this world into ete
1d1iness," indeed, as a
-With bitter truth, "but other World
ss." -- Charles Kingsley.
It is nobler far to do the most com-
place dnty in the hous.ehold or be
d the counter, with a 8 ngle eye to
y, Simply: because -it mut be done--
er far, I say, than to go out of your
to attempt a brilliant deed, with a
1ole mind, and saying to 'yourself not
o —" This will .be, a brilliant deed,"
also---" and it will pay me, or raise
or set rne off, into the bargain."
ism knows no "into the bargain. "--
-1,0 Kingsley.
aid
nquest, Mr. Bards=
WiFIiarn" ;i
th
e race for popular- -
names' in England,
t•ween "John" and
age after the arrival
as e obl
name. In Mines- 'ay
ere are 68 " Wil- ou
s" and 38 "Wal-
butY
n e,
Hero
Cha,
ters," but no "Jolie In 1178, ata
banquet given at the court of Henry --II.,
it was commanded t at none but those
of the name of " Wi iani" should, dine
at it, and according' 120 "
all knights. sat down to the table. In
Edward Ifs time this disproportion had
become less marked for in a list of
-Wiltshire names, co taining 588, there
are 92 " • 88 " Johns." In
a century after, " Jo n" had outstripped
its competitor. In 13 7, out of 133 com-
mon ccnmcilmen for London, 33 were
"Johns," the next hi hest name being '
Willia,na," with 17,
in consequence of t
Becket, springs into
In 1385, the guild of
wich, in a total of 37
128 "Johns" to 47 "
Ttiornases." From
to the two saints who
and despite the aver
worthless rctonarch wll
"Joh" retained its $
while " Thomas,"
e canonization of
otoriety with 15.•
t. George, .at Nor -
„names, possessed
Williams” and 41
his period, owing
bore that name,
ions felt for the
had also borne it,
premacy, and to
kins enturnstance we we the name of
"John Will'am" retained, as
a sturdylsecond
t at the hands of
ed it as al Pagan
it recovered its
mof Orange and
it now
go, at
aptis-
again
r Eng -
Mr. Bardsley says, "
place." It fared wor
the Puritans, who rejec
name, wit14•horror ; Int
ascendancy with Willi,
the Protestant Revoln ion, and
enturies
s in our
ohn" Ras
lace. —0
stands, as A did eight
the head of all the nam
mal register, while "
sunk into the second
//do 8urnantes.
Pen and Ink Sketc of Di raell.
Mr. Disraeli, lately, inveiled, n the
palace yard, Westwi ster, a ronze
statue of the late Lord Derby, it d the
opportunity of seeing th tory 'or( s in a
group. was a good one. The primr Min-
ister wore an expression f the m st fu-
nereal gravity. • He loo ed aged a id illa
His closely-shavea face was ve . pale,
With a sickly saffoim ting ; his eye were
c ull and sunken,- and. .:eemed to look
within. The lines in hi face are deep
and strange, and those of an overworked i
and sorrowful man. He wore a spotless 1
black frock -coat, bath) ed about his 1
slender waist and over his ches , and !
light pantaloons, loose ncl long. On 1
taking his seat on the platform he did l
notremore his hat. Wii n he sto d up i
d front curl, chich is quite
c
to speak he removed his hat, disc osing -
- the celebrateattenuated, and seems o require con-
stant care and cultivation but kept upon ,
his hands his lavender ki Is. Ile spoke
mu tan minutes, giavely. heavily, Boys' dnd 3
Youth s Clothing
SlOWly, WithOilt vivacity cf tone; and but.
once varied from his ac, ustomed atti-
tude, leaning foitward sli htly upon the 7
,t1 of the platform. Th single vana-
ton was when he unexi. ectedly closed.
1 address, when he deli
his left arm and pointed
ecinger to the statue
said, beei1 raised as an "e
prime Minister had evid
considered his remarks,
seuteneca appear to have b
Ineaaarcd. As he spoke ti
ed to force themselves
which were not yet full
contracted and bulged in a
it was amasing -to see th'
he
co,smoplitan "boldly " p
Bald, that Derby was
FRESH ARRIALS
OF
W STYLES
OF
GENTS' COATINGS,
TROWSERINGAT
AiVJ) AS' ITINGS
CAMPB
AT
WS CLOTHING
A LARGE STOCK OF
STORE.
eratel3r raised
ith outstretch -
hie"). had, he
ample." The
ntly carefully
Some of; the
en elaborately
e words-seem-
rom, his lips,
opened, but
_curious Way.
consummate
°claiming, as
•ne of those Seaforth 4u1T 28, 1874.
On hand, and will be sold at 4
1
1
HALL ADVANCE ON CIOST.
From thia date goods intended fo
Wear w11 belsold at Bargains.
•
e
•
Summer
W. CAMPBELL.
GR
HOMA
HURON EXP srrom,
AT CLEARINtALE
-
AT
KIDD'S EM
ORIU
MONDAY, JULY 6, 1674,,
We commence and wi
.DRY GOOD
*
Continue to Sell for COST the M NSTER STOCK
DRESS GOO
COLO ED AND BLACK SILK POPL
S, SIL
NS,
BLACK IrUSTRESI CRAPE CL.OTHS,
FRENCH Al;14-W
Peel'
ID 1\7"
Broad Cloths,
OL MERINOS AND- DELAIN
1
Hoyle's ad Ashton's Prints,
SCOTT
ilk Mixtures, Scotch,
Canadian Tweeds,
Colors,
English and
Tickings, Shirtings, Winceys, Cottonades and 1 enims,
HATS AND
CLOTHING--,Mon's and Boys,
-.PAPS, BOOTS A
In Pranella and Leather.
Millinery and Mantles Cleared at any
• SHOES
riCe.
CALL A ONCE AND SECURE BARGAIN.
THOMAS KIDD.
FRUIT FRUIT
Royal
Royal
Mason
11
Jelly Ca
Jelly Bo
Jelly-1Tu
em Quarts, $1 40 per dozen.
em Half Gallons, $2, 25 per dozen
uarts, $1 75 per dozen.
•, 330 per set.
ls, 30c and 70c per dozen.
biers, 1 Pints, $1 50 per dozen.
AI
AT
. ICKSON & CO
TOWNSHIP
OF HAY.
BY-LAW CHAPTER 10 1874.
A By -Law to. provide for Draining
Parts of -Lauds in the :Toivnship
of Allay, and for lliorroVniog on the
Credit of .the 1iuniciPality, the
Awn of Seventeen Thousand Four
Hundred and Five- Dollarand
Ten Cents, for Completing the
same.
Provisionally adopted the 20th day of J1
D.1874.
•
WHEREAS, a majority ' nufnbet of th
/1 ers, as shown by the 1 st revised Ase
Roll, to be resident on th property here
t et forth, to be benefited y the draine,q
petitioned the Council of he said Toe
jn
Hay, praying that what is • own as th
Swamp,"—what is kuovrn a the ‘f Big Mar
swamp, ranningthrough th centre of th
, a
ship—and the West" o " Little' Mars
Swamp adjoining the Whig of Zurich, she
drained.
And WHEREAS, thereu on the Said C
procured an examination to .e made by An
13ay, being a persoe compet,ut for a
of the said localities propos d to be draine
has also promircel plans and stimatesiof th
to be inade, by the said An ew Bay and
sessment to be made by of the Real Pr
to be benefited by sucb. dim • age, stating as
as he ean, the proportion of enefit 'hide
opinion, will be derived in onseque ce of
drainage, by every road and ot, or portlon
the said assessment so made and the sport
said Andrew Bay in respect thereof, land of the
said drainage, being as follo s, viz.; 'That the said
drainage is quite practieab e, according to the
plans already submitted to t e Mmumpal Council
of the Township of Hay, and that bis iestimate of
the whole proposed work is $ 7,405 10.
4 .
,.... ,...
0
*4.
CO A" ••)?'''
C'4 4:34 t
2 .
Lot (3r Part of Lots. ''" l'•-• a,
8 'South half 18 44 57 50
8 ,North half 18 44 55 00
8 - 1West half of South half 19 25 31 25
8 Mast half of South half 19 25 31 25
8 North half of 19 • .50 62 50
8 20, 21, 22,23, 21,25, 26, 27,28 900 1125 00
N. B. 14 and 15 200 250 00
0 South 70 acres 0121 3 3 00
9 N. 80 acres 21, 8. 30 acres 22 7 700
9 North 70 acres of 22 si 3 50
9 '0 2.3 30 8000
9 2,4 40 -4o CO
9 East half of 25 49 49 00
9 East 95 acres of 26 25 25 00
9 West 75 acme of 26 25 25 00
124 12 50
une eoa-An•-• f 's% firth half of 23
South 25 acres of 27
North 75 ilei•es of 27
skiP °I 10 h hal 1
II; ."8:it7 11) 1
Town- . Chargeable to Municipality for roads 200 00
10 South half of 16
ort 1 6 , 485 681540000
3/3 -80 60
19' :113 A-1 111)25) 050000
ein, ahfittvear N. B. least 76 acres of 16 a" 1-.11-- let 50
N. B. West 25 acres of 16 .1
salient
hu;(1, 10)er 10) 1.,"est half 18
10 laa
East half 18 - 2640 15829 8000
85 144 50
50 85 00
10- Eilst half of Ilea half '20 5 11. 00
10 Wdet half of East half 20 25 55 00
ounal 10 -,st half of West half 20 • 25 55 00
drew 10 West halter West half 20 15 30 00
e se, 10 least half of Eastlialf 21
od,pestiarntcyhd 1:000 - x2)1:00ferstthlihaaliffo2f5Eftst half 21 260 4410 0200
e work 10 Part of W. half of:W. hf. 21 _21 46 20
of
nf louts,- 10 Ft. of W. 4 and pt. of E. 11 21 25 7-5 00
in his 10 24
nearly 10 ea 471 142 00
of the
'9 3onib brim of 28
And WleelltEAS, the said
opinio'n that the drainage of t
ed is desirable,
Be it therefore enacted by
Council of the Townehip of
provisions of an act of the Le
passed iffthe thirty-sixth ye
reign, Chap. 48. •
Council ,are of the
e locelities drib -
the said( Municipal
ay, pursUant to the
•slature of Ontario,
r of He Majesty's
1
I. That the said plans and stimated be adopt-
ed, and the said drains and t e works; connected
therewith be made and constriwted in accordance
therewith. 1
2. That the Reeve of the .flaid Township may,
borrow on the credit of the corporation of the
Township of Hay, the sura:of $117,405 10, bein
funds necessary for the work, lend may issue
bentnres of the corporation to that timoun
sums °Tot less than One Hundred Dollars e
and pay ble within ten (10) years from: the
thereof, with'interest at the role of fi se (5)
eentum per anourn, that is to say in edeel an
payments. Such debentures to be payable at
City of Toronto, and to have attached to t
coupons for the payment of interest, 1
8. That for the purpose of paying the au
Seventeen Thousand Four Hundred and
Dollars and Ten Cents, b' lug the amo
i
charged against the said lands, tm to
benefited as aforesaid, other t a n roads Mon
to the municipality, and to cOS er intereSt the
for ten years at the rate o yer cent.
annum, the following special rites over and a
all other rates stall be asses.sc4 and levied (in
sate° manner and at the aftlite Itime as taxes
levied) upon the undermentionlot e and part
lots, and the amount of the sited speeial rates
interest assessed as aforesaid against each lo
part of lot respectively shall be divided into
equal parts, and one sloth part shall be asseseed
and levied am aforesaid in each year for ten y
after the final passing of OASBy-Law, du
which the sui9. debentures have to run :
SCHEDULE. 1
Drainage of Lands in. the T.Inynship of 11
County of Huron.
as 7-1.4
‹...
said
g the ten years at the rate of five pa cent. per immure, a
de- speeial rate of 28-100 of a mill in the dollar shall
over and above all other ratee be levied ein the
sen, same rate end manner and at the same time as
dot° taxes are )(ivied) upon the whole rateable property
per hi the said Township of Hay in eachYear for the
1-und period of ten years after the date of the final pass
-
the ing of this By -Law, during which mid debentures
hem have to rife.
The above is a tfue copf of a ]3y -Law to be
m of taken into 4onsideration by the Mnnicipal Council
Five of the Township of Hey, at ZURICH, in the said
unt Township, ;on Tuesday, the ist litay of
be PSepttnetbler, 1S741, at the hour of 2 o'clock
ging 1'.1.11., an.d in the eyent of there beiug. no appeal
reon from the Ottart of Revision shall be finally passed
per at which tirneaaid niece the -members of the Mu-
bove ; nicipal Cottocil of the Township of Hay, are here -
the / by required to attend for the ici_mrposeafores
id.
1111(;; Hu_aLOVE, Sr.,
Township Clerk.
and Clerk's Office, july 27, 1874.
von I —
431 186 50
40 120 00
16 4300
10 South half 25 16 48 -00
10 West half of South half 26 12 86 00
10 Edait half of South half 26 4 1201)
10 West half of North hell 26 14 42 00
10 East half of North half 26 8 24 00
10 27 58 174 00
10 West half of North half 28 19 52 00
10 Baena, 01 28 ; 63 187 00
N. 13. 19 ' 89 - 11'7 00
N.13. West half 18 .49 147 00
N.13. Weet half of East half 18 92 89 50
N. 13. MO half of East half 18 18 82 50
Chargeabl, to Municipality for roads 15 00
Number ill Acres 10,846
Value of Iinprovements. $17,405
I� -
To cover Interest for ten years.. .. 8,702 55;
Total Speral ...... 26,10 651
Annual Asliessment during each year.. 2,611 76-
4. Fer the pfirpose of paying Two Hundred' and
Fifteen Dellars ($215), being the total amount
assessed aS aforesaid against the said roads of the
said numirpality and to eover interest thereon for
NOTICE.
Sar. I Any one i tending to apply to have the above
ring • Ey-Law, or 41ny part thereof, quashed, must, with -
nn ten (10) 1ays after the Anal passing thereof,
• ,' serve a noti e in writing upon the Reeve, and upon
I the elerk of he 31Iunimpality, of their intention to
ay_ . inake application for that purpose, to one of net
— Majesty's Superior Courts of Law at Toronto,
dtrring the term next ensuing the final passing of
- • 1 the aeove rerted By -Law.
HUG* LOVE, Sr.,
es • 1, Township Clerk.
Clerk's 01111-ce, .1'nly 27, 1874,
f.:
.COURT OF REVISION.
50 I
00 I A Court of1Revision, for hearing and act:Ming
00 : Complaints, oia revising, if necessary, the value -
00 , bons and aseeseinents containee in the above. ee-
00 : cited Bi -Lay 1 for Drainage in the Tovrnship of
50 f Hay, will be held in the TOWN HALL, in the
00 -VILLAGE OF ZURICH, on Tuesday, the
ell
00 1 ..-
....ith Da - of August at the hour of
I.
00 . 2 o'clock' P. I. All interested are *required to
00 govern theni elves eceordingly.
00 i Written N tiees of Appeals and Complaints
00 must be lodg (I with the Township Clerk, within
12 i 14 days from the first publication of the above re -
90 ! cited By-LaW and this notice, of which the first
00 : publication thereof was on Friday, the 31st of
50 ' Jule-, 1874, in the j:114tox Exroerrosi newspaper.
"Z..
6t,
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,
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,st, , ..,...,
—
JARS' ,). Lot or Part of Lot.
- 8 Let 9 - 11
i 3 South 75 iteres of 10 '8
1 • 3 North 95 aeres 10 _2
1 13 11 19
8 12 . 7
4 3 60
4 4 92
4 East half of East half 5 /4 :
a
•
44 10Virisuti 775 aeres of 5 75 '
• 4 8
4 9
4 10
4 11
. 44Southaoof of 112
or
eh hall of ,
:4 13 45
1
4. icSooi;tthh hhaallfi °off I.14 9
4
3
' 19 8
: 20 14
4 22 12
LARGE SHIPMEM'S OF FRESH GI
ARRIV NC AT THE BEEHIVE.
OCERIE
TEAS, 40c 50o, 75c mad $1. er pound. SUGARS, 8, 9, 10, 11 and'12 po nds for $.1.
TOBACCOS, COFFE S, RICE', CURRANTS, RAISINS
PICKLE, SAUCE'S', SPICES,..ce.e.
The above Goods a :e all-new and go
FLOUR AND
Try them. Green Groceries fr h every morning.
FE6, OATMEAL AND CORNIEA[
.Alwass o
A Pew Hundred Cfedar Pence
hand and for sale at Mill pries.
Posts on .haiut, and will be
sold
Goods, as usual, delivered promptly and free of charge.
TATSPECTION'SOLiCITED.
85'
4
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65
14
140 15775
64. 79
65 78
, 87 97
100 120
50 62
50 62
fib o0 - HUGH LOVE, Sr.
11 25 ; - Tovruship Clerk.
3 25 Clerk's Offiee, 3nly 27, 1874.
17 75 • IR
' -16. -
15' 50 -="1
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. 72
2.8 , 23 ' 28 75 .
24 31 88 75 1
25 :85 43 76 eThere iS Lumber in MeNillop, it the
26 11 , 51 25
1Vese half of South half 27 26 28 75 .
28
West half of North half 27 4242 1;‘) tOn VICTORIA STEAM MILLS,
. B. West half of 7 50 62 .50
N. B. West half of East half of 7 10]. 12 .50 And
. S B. .8 foul 9 2001 200 00 e
JOHN GOVENILOOK
51 4 and 5 200. 250 00
5 6, 7 and 8
5 South 25 acres of 9
5 North 75 acres of 9
5 East half of East hall 10
5 West 75 acres of 10
5 East hell of 11
/ 5 West half of 11
5 South half 01 12
5 North half of 12
5 18
300 875 00
25 40 00
825
2,51• 43000
7511 90 00
50:1 • 70 00
50 ;, 70 00
50 70(0
50 70
100 f 140-1
Is the man to supply it. •
A LWAYS on loind a lucrt'e stook of all kinds of
Lumber, which will be sold at prices which
cannot be surpassed in this County for cheapness
of price.
0) Draining
5,. South half of South half 14 25 : 137 5(
5 North halflof South half 14 25 : 87 50
5 -Northhall of 14 • 50 , 75
5 East half of 15 50: '75
• 5 - West half of 15 50 .' 75 04
5 East half of 16 48 ' 72 00
5 Weet half of 16 50 75
r
a Southhalf of 17 44 66 (4 )
5 North half 17 and S. half 18 90 135 0)
5 North half of 18 45 67 5
5 East half of 19 50 75 0
15 West halves of 19 and 20 40 • 40 0)
0 West half of East half 20 25 81 5)
1 East half of East half 20 21 16 0)
East half 21 47 70 5/
West halves of 21 :and 29, 10 12 5
*East half of 22 17 705
23 88 ' 57-0
South part or half 0124 17 . 25 5
N. half 24 and 3. half 25 29 _ 43 5
North half of 25 10 1 15 0
26 20 1. 800L
97 174 , 269
23 15 , 225!
N. B. South 20 acres of 8 5 7 5
N. 13. North 80 acres of 8 26 .1 39 0
. B. 10 and 11 200 :250 0
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 end 9 700 1050 0(
10 1110 150 0
11 ant112 200 :25001
18 100 1950
I 6 14 and 15 114184 01
1 -
16, 17 au(118 62 - 02 0
13 89. - 89 0
8. l3 1 12 1001 100 0
7 8, 4 and 5 208 298 01
'heap for 'Cosh. 7 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 445 60062.
11, 12, 13 and 14
West 75 acres of l 5 400 500 0
-
75 93 7;
7 East 25 acres 0115 19 :15 0
16 77 96 25
South half of South half 17 20 25 0
North hid' of South half -17 90 25 0(
North half of 17 40 50 00
18 60 8895
• 7 19 65 :8125
7 20 , 45 56 25
7 21 48 60 00
em
7 29 53 66 25
7 28 46 57 50
24 38 45 50
Smith half 25 9 11 25
North half 25 10 12 50
26 and 27 64 80 00
28 27 3376
UG11' 13' 13 28 85 00
•8 4 10 12 50
8 5 25 2125
8 East half of 6 281 65 62
8 South 60 acres of 7 15 18 75
8 North 40 acres al? 11 18 75
erve. His heavy 8 Sonthhalf of 8 , 17 21 25
8 North -half of 8 21 2625
8 9 . 5t 135 00
8 I'Vest half of 10 14 17 50
8 East half of 10 50 62 50
8 West ilalf of 11 31 88 75
8 East half of 11 a 62 50
" 8 12 103 75
8 18 • 105 00
8 14 s 110 00
8 :15 110 00
8 1 West half of 16 62 50
8 East half 0116 62 80
GOODS. 8 17 118 75
6
a
6
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STRONG- & FAIRLEY, Seaforth.
0-0I1NTG-, 0-0Il\TC+, GOJEL
A GENUINE
SALE.
N MONDAY, JUL1. 13th, MR. DENT will begin Selling Out without re
Stock of Choice DRY GOODS
MUST BE SOLD
AN WILL BE SOLD.
This step is rendered necessary as he is boat building an extensive Show Room
Panay Goods, and mus have room to do it and money to do it with.
REMEMBER DENT'S
GREAT SALE OF CHEAP DRY
7
7
7
7
7
for Millinery and
• 59
at
as
88
60
50
95
es•
nd Renting Lumber in
abundance.
Also SHINGLES, LATH, and every description of
builders' matmlal. Parties building or buying
large quantities will he liberally dealt with, and
will find it to their profit to give the
VICTORIA MI LLS
a trial before purchasing elsewhere.
ORDERS CUT AT A DAY'S NOTICE -
All ordera left'a tile Mill or addressed to Win-
throp P. 0. wili. receive prompt attention. Re-
member •
• JOHN GOVENLOCK'S
325 Victoria Mills is the niece.
STOVE § & TINWARE
Of ell Untlk and in endless variety at
MRS. WHITNEY'S
Carmichael's 'Block, Main street, Seaforth.
CAL OIL,
Puresgood and c cap, wholesale and retail at Mrs..
WHITNEY'S.
CUSTOM WORK
Of all kinds pronaptiy attended to and neatly exe-
cuted.
308 6 MRS. WHITNEY.
— 1
TAE SEAFOR,TH
LUMBER YARD.
MABEE & MACDONALD
-REG to inform. ' the public that they have re
-1--',moved their Lumber Yard to the lot between
the Merchants &tilt Company's Works and Mar-
shall's 'Mill.
1
They will keep constantly on hand a good assort-
ment of ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, dressed and
undeessed. ,Also,LATH AND SHINGLES, all of
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest possi-
ble prices, for Caeh. IAlso, on Band any quantity
of the best ACTON LIME
. Builders and others will find it to their advane
tage to inspect our stook, and ascertain inn -price&
before purchasingelsewlmre, as -we are in &position
to offer good indreeements to cash purchasers.
160 - MABEE tk MACDONALD.
MISS 1 BORLAND,
(From Mlss Young's, Terento,)
DRESS AN.t) MANTLE MiKER
Two deers South Of the CommereialHotel,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH. 813