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The Huron Expositor, 1876-04-28, Page 57 iecet on vents ras 88 amounting an - .ch i used. for Gov w, let us look at t lay courts held in st year, and see how al cases, which hue, any way be attributed us drinks. Far nly lber a single instance, an of the excise duty on hat 1.000 barrels of wlf I hy persons from. eve ugh and low, rich and lentary employments, Lave to live by bodily erefore, conclude that `r.ous County as concerned, ,at spiritous beverages eal a crime, is an illusion of t unl fabricated in the brain temperan:ce lecturers. ro RE CONTINUED. T nexEnssirTn, nus to Foundry. .1R : The by-law for gran I in the starting of a foundry. .1-1t factory in this town mav now fairly before the peep''' the EXPOSITOR has exp i. once its approval of r diligence to ventilate any, ;ting the prosperity will, admit of a I st this project. I will -n we reasons against the p Lilting bonuses at ail, at least ton as a town' . and under istances,further than to rith the arguments of thckk. r the step necessary, thew. i -on that has existed in vizi. that constitute largely out d. prosperity. I would 40 relation, whether it does net .estion for fair eoneideratieg atrofactories (including esent existing, extending their vithout any stimulus arab*. Lation, „should be called onto - awards the creation of *Ma xtent to existing ones front eould derive no benefit wha4. Iook at the question as it re. e shoos we have now end have an investment of frog( ,000 each, it is simply unfain cl by-law - should_ be tniectei iore could be said againstii eat by -understood conditiow cuts with Mr. Ament, of tha y, that property is to be tsk )tindry. so that by the rite. g sanction to this by-law they lose up an establishment that much benefit to the town,thi roperty will not be increased; ill they have for the $3,000t e in this branch of businesi iga to the town and neighbor. ny account, and the competi- dpiits that it is, there wilibe Tito.' and enterprise found to Bat if the establishment 61 i> do an export business that suffieient labor to benefit the one thing now lacking to lei ritv, it cannot 'surely be it . an mvestment of $8,006 :pus of $3,000.. If a majority .ch questions are in favor ilonue, let the town give nearest producing the des' December last, the Goderielt ad Manufacturing COM 'angement with the town co impany to be called the .- ry and Manufaeturing Com! re to invest $15,000 in rnachinery and other perinea,' establish a foundry and ma - s in this town, provided, thi eaforth granted to the saki , bonus of $6,000. The Conn. o -this arrangement, and hi published, but for some re ;..w it with, the intention of re- -publishing it in January, but ime nothing has been hem& The stock of the Company mposed of: eforth. s1s,063 adry and Manufacturing Co. 10,0 ad town, of Seaforth. ; 6100,0 -- to commence business.... 826,001 ving Itusi/J ess could be com- b, such a capital, while a fon. with a small capital cannot sompetion is very great in ail ithe foundry business. I hope ideation will at Ies.,st be the ling attention to this matter, considering it the ratepayers L against the present by-laW e to see whether no bonus ne is what would be best. ItATEPAYER, II 25, 1876. APRIL 28 .1876. augmemer r HURON EXPOSITOR. last week brought before Mr. rown, J". P., of Zurich, on the earne eh rge, and the cue was settled by his eying to Wm. Zent $175. .---The Goderich Star announces that its editor has fallen in love with Susan- nah Events the Welsh oratress. The Exeter Timea thinks that said editor will be obli ed to make love to some stranger . • and ea denly declare it, 1 e ever join the happy benedictin -Mr. J. S. Sinclair, of God entertained at a complimenta hopes to Lords. rich, was supper on Thursday evenuig, giyen by ,the mem- bers of the bar in Goderich and vicinity, and friends in Galeria, prior,to his de-, parture for Hamilton to assume the du- ties of his new position. Mr. Sinclair leaves Goderich to -day (Friday), MILLINERY, MILLINE MI RV, AT • -A child, four years of age, son of Mr. Alexander, was at his grandmoth- er's near Beryls, Bruce county, on Good Friday, and in playing about the house fell into an open well and was drowned. The boy was found floating with head downwards. It is supposed thc strong wind overbalauced the child. No one can be too cautious in making a well se- . cure. ----Not long since, a servant girl em- ployed in one of the hotels in Clinton, found a pocket -book in a bed-iroorn, con- taining $1,500. Without informing any- one of her discovery, she jisced it be- tween two mattresses, to wait a claim- ant as she believed the owner would re- turn for it. The loser who happcned to. be a, drover, did not discover his loss for some time, and when he did, was some- what doubtful as to its recovery, but on returning to the hotel and making known his loss, he was greatly pleased to have his property restored to him.1 -Mr Wm. C0011, a farmer living about 177 II SEAFOR SPECIFIC VOR PAL e -A, new -a- Revolver-n0l for $7. Apply at Tut ARTICLE 7-shcit Smith Weston d. cost $12, will he 'told XPOSITOR Office. 432 VOTIOE BUILD 1113,;--, Any person:want- ." ing Sand, Gravel r Steines, can• leaven their orders at THOS. LEE' Grocery,and it will be de- livered on the ehortee noteie. THOMAS CUR - RIE. " 488 epplioTOG4APII C FOR • SALE. -Fier Sale •L Cheap, the Porte, le Photograph Or and all uteneile complete, fo erly aged by Mr. Johnson. The car willbe sold her with or without the horse. Apply tu the nderitigned, Hallett, or to Seaforth P. 0. A.LLA HOBSON, 487 • MANTLES, IVIANTL HILL'S, S A!ORTH. is O. ST 11) VAR RIN LOSTer -LA day, ril 4,&G The finder illobligel EXPOSITOR Mee. ' VOUND• cid, in Seaforth, on' Otos- Id end Black Jet Ear Ring. y leaving the same at rhe 486-1 T OST. -0 the Gray -1-4 Mond& , March epeciee, inclined to lb very actil, eagacion many trick , such as ij He is about 2 years ot Lion. Any person gla lead to his recovery! Any person detaining prosecuted according ussele. *8.76. 1-3 1876 -BY-LAW NO. 1 Road near Winthrop, on 7, al Dog, of the coach spotted, strongly bnilt, , and performs a great raping, shutting doors, Ike. ge, enswers to the name of g sneh information se will ill be liberally rewarded. m atter this notice will be law. W. ARMSTRONG 7 miles from Colborne, had hi barns en - tirely consumed brfire on the 13th inst., together with his farm stock and imple- ments. Sixteen head of horses and cattle perished in thsvflatnes. Only two " head of cattle were saved, and those were bad- ly burned. The flames had gained such headway before being discovered that it was impossible to save anything. The building and stock are fully covered by insurance. Mr. Coon was absent when the fire occurred. I I -The official returns give the follow- ing statistics of the fishing business of - this locality for 1875 :, Goclerich--No. of boats : value, $2,565; No. of men employe'd, 40; No. of seine Inets, 978; value, $8,475; total catch of fish, 833 barrels of trout,and 1,Q65 barrels of white fish,. valued at $27,980. Be. field -No. of boats, ; value, $1,65; 0. of men, 24; No. of seine nets, 52; value, $:;,- 950; total catch of fish, 208 barrels of herring 578 barrels of trout, and 1,150 barrels of white fish, valued at $18,58. The value of the catch in Kincardine was $11,500. 1 I The Millinery and ,Man e Room W. HILL'S is filled with yl:Oice Goods. 4 CALL MID SE 'HEM. CARTER'S STEA SEikF0 AWIAILL, RTH. • FOR SALE 04 TO LET. IIOUSE TO LET.; able and well 1. loto on Huron street and every conveniet STEPHEn13, British To L4, that ;lost eomfort. need brick house, and four • ith ard and soft water, o neceseary. Apply to T. otel Seaforth. 421 TaLACKSKITE SH -1-' The undersigne for rentir7 or 'sent Walton oc npied by e ion i1I 1e given. to JOHN MeNAB, counts and notes cite paid at ce, °thee placed in fpourt for le P Tq RENT OR SELL. - is prepared to receive offers g die blacksmith, shop in imsel . Immediate posses - or In lton her particulars apply 0 N. 134-A11 ae- on fan. 1, 1876, enust be Ise they will certainly be llection. 436.4* JUST NEW DRESS GOODS ' NEW DRE S TRIMMINGS NEW TASS LLED FRIN ES OPENED A By-Lavir- RaiSe by Way of Loan the Bum of Three Thou- sand Datars for the purpose therein set forth. • NEW BALL. FRINGES NEW COLOR'D PARASCLS IEW BLACK PARASOL NEW DRAE CORSETS NEW WHITCOI4SETS , rIEVV KID 9LoyEs lE,ini LISLEi oltOVES NEW STRIPED HOSE NEW COLLAR AND CL.IFS NEW FRILLS MID RUFFLES NEW BALL VEILS NEW SGARF VEILS NEW ECRU TIES NEW LACE TIES NEW SILK TIES NEW REAL LACES NEW HATS ANO BONNETS NEW FLOWERS AND FATHERS NEW ECRU NETS NEW ECRU SILK NEW ECRU LACES &C. WHEREAS, the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth have resolved to raise by way 1 Leen the sum of Three Thousand Dollars for the purpose of granting aid, by way of a Bonus of that amount, to ANDREW WHITLAW, of the Town of Paris, to enable the said ANDREW WHITLOW to estisblish a Foundry and Machine Shop in the Town of Seafortbe and to raise the said money it will be necessary for the Municipal Council 01 the Town of Seaforth to issue deben- tures for the sum of Three Thousand Dollars, payable with interest as hereinafter provided, AND WHEREAS, the total amount required to be raised annuany by special rate for the payment of the said Three Thousand Dollars and intereet thereon will be -Five Hundred and Ten -Dollars. AND Wtinnoes, the amount of the whole rate- able property of the Munielpality of Seaforth, Jr- reepective of any increase of the same, end irre- speetive of any income to be derived from the. temporary investment of the sinking Itmd kereinafter mentioned, according to the lest re- vise& and equalized Assessment Boll of the said Municipality, being for the year 1875, was Fear Hundred and Fifty -Seven Thousand, Two ,Iftm- dr• AedieroD°Willlerersn' zee, the existing debt of the Bald Manleipality is Three l'housand Dollsrs, payable on the let day of September, 1885, with interest at Seven per cent. per annum, payable ote the firat days of Minch and September in each year, the interest on which hag been paid in fall to the first day of Mareh, 1876, arid- the sum of One Thousand Dolhers has been and is now invested by the said Municipality to provide for the repay- ment of the principal Sum. AND WHEREAS, for paying the interest end creating an equal yearly sinking fund ter paying the principal of the debt hereby ereatee, there Will be required to be levied in eaeh. year, until the said debt and interest be fully paid, the sum of one 4,1-8131 mills on the dollar, in addition to all other rates to be levied in said years. Be it therefore enacted by, the Municipal Cotm- ell of the Town of Seaforth 1. That it shall be lawful for the Council of the Municipality of the Town of Seaforth to raise by way of loan from any person or persons, hody or bodies corporate, who may be willing to ' tra- vel:tee the same upon the security of the deben- tures hereinafter mentioned, a stun of money tot •exceeding in the whole the BUM Of Three Thou- sand Dollare, and to cause the same to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer for the purppse bereinafter mentioned. 2. Tbat it shall be lawful for the said Connell Le cause any number of debentures to be heeled for not less than One Hundred Dollars each,and not in the aggregate exceeding the raid saute of Three Thousand Dollars, payable at the times, mud In the naanner hereinafter mentioned, and that the said debentures be sealed with the seal of the said municipality, end be signed by the Mayor and by the Clerk of the said municipality. 8. That said debentures shall bear interetit at and after the rate of seven per cent. per arenura. from the date thereof, pityiible on the Fifteeeerentettoshe: a to EIOPF pRorra-imEtw - 1 • METED. • (IN HAND ovor 1,000,000 NJ Lumber, cut and sorte inglDraining and Fencing. ,VERY LOWES. eet nI good /feral° legeitable for Buil 'Sale at the PRICE C. Ms' Also a quantity of 9nfe Suitable for or qtutlity, deting, A PPRE maki over Hof/ A PP BE pren ately by At $8,50 perI TI;II3C Er AoSpp: TICES AN'TED.-Six or Seven Ap- iees-te D eesmaking-ewanted immedi- ISS AND RSON, Seaforth. 437*3 QERVA T GIllip3 WANTED Immediately, at h-/ the ritish 1, Cook, first•elass, Chamber- maid RD Dining Ro m Girls. Apply at once to STEPHE 15 & Me le NNEY,Proprietore. 432 TED. -To learn Dress- t at Miss ROBERTSON'S, 438-2 WANT D. -TE un ersigned f f rame If use, with high, 18 24 feet, wit having s cellar ben farther p rticulars SON'S, gmondvill The Best Quality is S 11, ork Withoi , tea so 08 rage. -r Patronage is respectfull faction guaranteed. I A felted, and sates- , 1 JAY* 1. CARTE BIRTHS. I .11A.RTLY. -At the manse, Dungannon, on April 19, the wife of Rev. A. Y. Harty, of a son. MANNING. --In Brussels; onl April 15, the wife of Mr. John Manning, of a daughter. I • MILLER, -At Wroxeter, on April 23, the wife of Mr.- George 1V1il1en, of a daughter. liORAN.-In McKillop, on April 27, the wife of Mr. William Horan, of a son. MATHEtION, --in Clinton, oni April 21, the wife of Mr. Neil Ma heson, of a daughter. ° FORBES, -In Clinton, on April 26, the wife of Mr. D. Forbes, of trins-a son and daughter. MARRIED. w-13: AUCT ERS will be received by the r the erection of a baloon rick foundation, two storeys a lean to behind 12x27 feet, ath 6 feet deep. Plan and n be seen at G. & SACK - 484 Cheap Cash Store, Seaforth N. B. -A Few Tteal Hair Switchesiat a Large Discount. HE SPEONG CAMPAIGN IS NOW FAIRLY OPEN AT T. KID 16 EmPo IUM OF FASHION THOMAS KIDD'S EMPORIUM LEADS ON SALES. ALU BLE RAL FOU SA LS. -E. n Mr. J. D is Store, p nig on TH ble prope Iling, site t presento Dolson, with bake building adjoining t xn11Jiueri shop and frontage on good ther in bit' , Also t th yard ett Wrenn IA at Preset Al be sold w GEN BARER BRUSS thine fro tion, at b commene ing valu and dw streete, HAS EEC • HIS SECOND be sold purchas street, John. H. Greeerie above w tor is in iring frorii each day at 1 o'clock Is dispomoveabl things, ed of. ; T exceedin ly easy, an Belo. J fiN 130 ENS, At ctioneer. SPRING DRE $ GOO S 1 L ESTATE, STORE AND OCERY , BUSINESS AND I E IN ' THE VILLAGE OF I AVENS has received instrue- LSON to eell by Publie Atm- Turnberry Street, Brussels, , RSDAY, May 4, the follow - y, viz.: Large 0 -story store ted on Turnberry and Mill. cupied as a store by Mr. John iii connection, also that o store at present used as a welling, with 50 red vacant sines stand. The whole to k or separately, at option of t house and stable on Mill ched, at present occupied by so the entire Stock of General contaited in the store. The thout reserve as the proprie- usiness. Sale to commence and continue until the whole EMS -For Groceries and all h; For Real Estate, terms - d to barnacle known on day oe SON, Proprietor: E. SEAVe 436-8 1 Over 100 N The Ladies of before pura the Lowest, THE FASHION w Patterns, Trimmed in the Latest and Most Fashionable Style Seaforth and surrounding country are requested to call and exam' ing elsewhere. Goods are the Newest, Styles the Latest, Pri • AS USUAL, IN MILLINERIti, • day of July in each and every year at the 0 the Treasurer of the said municipality, 1 Town of Sesforth, and shall have -attach them Coupons for the payment of in thereon. 4. That the principal sum, of seed debentures obeli be payable at the office of the Txeasueer of theesaid municipality, at the Town -of Sealorth, on the Fifteenth day of July, A.33, 18136, se 5. That for the purpoof paving the ine rest and creating an equal yearly sinking .fand flr the payment of the principal sum secured by sad -de- bentures, a special rate of one 44-E131 mills en the dollar, in addition to all other rates, shell be raised, levied and collected upon all the rateable property nothe said municipality of Seafoith in each year daring the currency of the said deben- tures. and until the same be fully paid. 6. That it shall be lawful for tbe Council of the said municipality to grant aid by way of bonus to the amount of the said sum of Three Thotsand Dollars, to Audrew Whitlaw, of the Town of 1 Paris, to enable him to establish a Foundeyand Machine Shop in the TOWU of Seaforth. 7. That it glutei be lawful for the Connell of the said municipality to pay to the said iondrew ' Whitley/ the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars I part of the said bonus upon the buildings to be ' erected by the said Andrew Whitlow for the , purpose of such Foun&y and Machine Shelia tie- ing completed, and to pay the balance of the said bonus of Three Thousand Dollars to hint alter the • saidyoundry and Machine Shops shall have been in operation at least one week. Provided never- theless that the said Andrew 'Mildew shall have firstrnade a permanent investment in connection with such fouudry and machine stops.of not less than -eight thousand dollars inclusive of the throe , thousand dollars to be granted to hira, and shall have examted and delivered to the Centeli of the said municipality a good and sufileieut bond with sureties, to be approved of by the said Council, in the sum of three thousand dollars'conditioned that the said Foundry and nutchine shops hall be kept running and in operation by the said 4ndrw Wbitlaw for the term or ten years from the ditt,e of the erection end completion of tb,e saroe, aud that daring the said term of ten years theernes- 4 tent investment in connection with t e esed works shall not at any time be diminish or re- dticed bolos,/ the said. sum of eight thousend dol- lars. I 8. That this bylaw shall take effect and come into operation upon the first day Of Maly, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six. , 9. That the votes of the electors of the said municipality entitled to vote on this by-law be taken thereon , by ballot, at Thomas Lee's Office In the North Ward, at William N. Watson's Ofilo3 in the East Ward, and at the Towit Ball in the; South Ward, in the said municipality, on is MONDAY, THE TIVENtY-NINTE DAY Or MAY, 1876, At Nine o'clock in the Forenoon, and that tho' polls be closed at The o'clock in the afternoote, and that Thomas Lee be the Returning Offioer for the North Ward, William N. Watsbn be the Re- turning Officer for the East Ward. end that Wil- liam Elliott be the Returning Officer. for the South Ward, in the said municipality. , 10. That the Clerk of the eaidMUnieiPill Cor- poration of the Town of Seaforth shalI, at the I hone o112 o'clock noon, on TUESDAY, he 80th day of May, A. 13.1876, at the Town Hail sum up the number of votes given for and agan st this By -Law. , , 11. That the Maeor of the said 1,1.unielpa1 Cor- peration shall attend at his office, lin said TOM, at 2 o'clock P. M., on TUESDAY, the 22iad day of MAY, 1876, for the puipose of appeinting persons to attend at the varus polling Olatee and the fmal summing up of the votes by the Clerk, zee- pectieely, on behalf of the persone inteteeted in and promoting, or opposing, the Passage of this 43y=Law respectively. • BARGAIN Dress Goods, Shawls, Black Rock Bottom THAT ARE BAIIGAINS in the following Lines Dry Goods, rints Black Lustres, Grey Lustres, Lustriens, Millinery, Mantles, Silks, Colored Silks, Kid Gloves in great variety, and all those at Prices. REMEMBER I keel; the La est and Best Stock in the County, anctsell 20 yards of Good Cottlm for $1, Splendid Assertment of • - CANAD • AN TWEEDS FROM 75c per yard to $1.2$, PiENDID COTT6NADES from 20e to 400 per araii'd. TS AND CA;'S IN GREAT VARIETY, Of the best Americ)sn mikes, direct from New York, BOOT AND SHOES ESTE V STOCK. Cow fifTRAYFD. fleaforth,e r long harts. Any p denten d will be POWEL. - Strayed from Powell's H. d and white Mitch Cow, with rson returning her to the one suitably' xewarded. SIMOM ssa • STYLISH, CARTEn-ennuenuas-On. pril 13, at I the residence of the ,bride's father, by Rev. IV. W. Smith, ,,Ir. Henry Carter, of Hullett,to Hannah M. fourth daugh- ter of Mr. Sylvester Churcihill, Wood- bridge. t Hr., IBK BERT-ESTNEDY.-sisn April 14, by Rev. G. A. Mitchell, Mr Francis J. Hibbert, to IVIiss Annetta C Kennedy, both of Morris. I t' ROBSON-DINSLEY.-At the iresidence of • I the bride's father, o April 13, by Rev. Dr. Wall, Mr. N. Robsonj to Miss Is- abella Dinsley, both of Clinton. LoWRIE-clAmP BELL. -s-sA t the residence of the bride's father, on April 20, by Rev. S. Young, Manchester, Mr. Chas. Lowrie, to Grace, s cond daughter of J. G. Campbell, all of Hul ett, Bsne-Fnuisan.-In Goderi h, on April 24, by Ven. Archdeacon Elwood, Mr. John 13e11, to Sarah, youn est daugh- ter of the late John Flu ur, both of Wa,watiosh. uron Notes. wan has returned to Exeter enced practice. eter driving park associa' goo g for a couple of day's racing ttlY I- . derich temperance association d the famous lecturer, Gen, for a limited course of 14.3e. ((carts be heId in flu; Io e month of May as folloalit on the lsty Clinton 2d ; tb, and Wroxeter, 30t1i, leCrea, Esq., of 14orris, bse f last year's spring wheat, ought from Sault Ste. Marie, Ilent quality, and. ahead of • lately been grown in Morris, rels of Mr. D. McCartney, of 11 be sorry to learn that he :tinily are down with ty_phoid oldest. boy, Thonaas idectrY, ii. -ease on the 17th inst. angers of St. IIelens are about all and storehouse, as the hall, where they have been lot large enough for their en, ner suitable for storing s in, befere they are air -tated that the Great Woof" es intend to give a cheek -er the lines of the London, - Bruce, and Great Western/ :.*Cragara Palle and Detroit, of May next. d. Fellows. of Goderich persuading that dis temp of Coboconk Vniversityl , to give ati. entertainment on the evening of the Ott t '' Random Shots at Fl3rigig .st development in the Zent etion affair is given. as 101-• riday last a warrant Wag taio ondon by two men in Eteter table Templeton on a chive a child while acting ao be: ivorced wife, 'The Wartalll npon Templeton at his e lies serionsly ill, and stable Gill, of Exeter, HEAP, AND drIOPD. WItLIA 111 SEAFC*0-1. i\TOrTXP T(!) GRANGERS, i14RMERS OTHE it1.18 QE.A.Fe RTH D Pe" TO IES,-Tbe 8caforti and Kinbu take no ice that bo ready f r operatien .BOBERTSON A • , ---nt • A', El THEY occepy. tire attut1ou of all, 'LI" hard times, the subs riber HI determine meet them by offering gooit liach Hemlock-, usually sold for inch," at the following r P2 foot Hemlock. at $6 50,por thousand ; 14 Fencing, at $7, for Caeh. M1 ordees over 5 er cent. discorent. - Call and meet if you go what is represented. e s 4 he will be c rged ' =crone cunt solicits a con TROMPS° 488 SiLw Milin, MeKill DEATHS. , MeKINNON.---In Tuckersmith, on April 24, William third Son of Dosalcl Mc- Kinnen, aged. 13 years. CLARK. -In Stanley, On April 24, Wil- liam George, infant son of the late George Clark, aged one year. Fox.. -On Bayneid. Con., Goderich town- ship, on April 24, Roberti son of Mr. W i . Fox, aged 1 year ancl 11 months. KERR.--In Brussels, on A ril 25, John • Wilton Kerr, aged 77 years. . :L EV. -At 38 Amelia street, Toronto, on April 24, after a short nous, Char- les_ Limey, bricklayer; ag d 25. HArsrsv.--At the Manse, Dungannon, , on April 23, Maggie Fitzg rald, the be- loved wife of Rev. A. Y. Hartly. MCCARTNEY.-In Belgrave, on then th, inst., Thos. Henry, eldest son of Dav- id and Elizabeth McCartney, aged 11 years, five months'and 10 days. . MACPLIERSON.--At Avon Manse Strat- ford, on the 19th inst., after a brief illness, Sarah Matilda, seeond daughter of Rev. Thos. Mrherion, aged 23 years. hese to not tes: foot 000 on't ook Accounts over 13 rt 8 -per eerit. The subscriber thanks hi for their liberal support, et mice of their favors, - • - LLANEO US. K1NBURN CHEESE FAO, strong and Teamsters of the Cheese Factories will please fectories will ,be open and n Monday next, May 1, ler, imager • 438-1 In numberles variety, to fit from the baby in the cradle to the largest Granger. Speeia Drives -in a Job Lot of Dress Goods at my Price. ARI) II THA KS. -This is to certify that ha e my Wild rigs iaeured in the Hay Mute empty. On the 2nd day of ng was damaged by fire, I fes ry of the said Company of 0, who pr teptly atte ded, and after a careful invests igation paid my eleim in full satiefaction. Art the o 'king expeni• es of this Company are so very lo ould recera.nend it to all ferment. JA001 W 1IAN. 487 NOT 0 E. -Notice is hereby given that DAVID S 'AUFFER Otis bis Cheese Factory uP, and will so n be ready for business-situeted le nlii0E1 west 0 Zurich. A public meeting will be held in -said Factory. on SATURDAY, April 29, at ,13 o'clock P. M., for the purpoet3 of electing a Core- mitte e to whom I can assign an insurance police, to secure the pat:one in ease of fire, and ter other IPLIHIIICHH. DAVID STAUOVellt. 487.2 nal Fir April, I tented Insurano iny dwell tho Seeeet The best Te to be had, 70c per pound; Good Sugar, 8c per pound ; Coffee, Rice; esc., equally Low. , IHAVE a few of those ,Seationed Aeon ts to dispose of. I am now pfermed that o r old fr end Mr JOSEPH BRI Rican make the most of them, if allowed to d - (011upon thein. . hose 1 who are interested in he Ishould look them up, and not go away with the idea that the are not for Joseph, as they re I really for him and will be sued seem° if not Ip id; eteel 1 e e' I 1 11 J OH0siN s sso PSON, 48843 . SteftmliSaw Mills,'Me TliAT IMPORTED run,ORtD CLYDES HEAVY DRAU - :iV HORSE, " W EL L ING T 0, , -: l, Will Stand for Mares (Wei Season ea follo ONDAY, Will leave hie ,own si table, 3 mile from Kippen. every Monello morning est to Berne, tor noon ;[ Stibpping 1 hour a d les hotel, ehence north tO Jes..Nicholson'a, 'inc. Stanley, for the ni4:tIl TUESDAY, Inpbell's, for rihenight. WE 0 d, and Beet t deb ; ' thence least t 'Once south and hse, for the ey's, Con. 11, ryrfor noOn ; ; for the night. thence wes • thence nort Stott P. GOOD NEWS. GOOD NEWS.. To LICENSED HOTEL KEEPERS -I say come to me and buy Wine, Rye, Ialt, and all other Liquors at Cost, for Ten Days. Licenses expire May 1, 1876. our Brandy, member all THOMAS KIM. ORSES WANTED. iiVAI TED. - iTWO CAR LOADS Giof TVood song horses, weighing tpt tette- then 1,100 onnds earth, for which the highest mark' t price ill be paid. Apply to GEORGE a. HOUG TON, t ROSE' H_otel SeL _aforth. 7 DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMP'Y. - VESkELS tIti Weekly 'from queboo for Liver- pleol, calif g at Belfast. Through. Tickets issue& from Seaforth to Liverpool. Steer ge, Sea orth to Liverpool $32 ('abilil, Seafor h to Liverpool. 68 ' A. ARMITAGE, Agent, THE MARKETS. • SEAFORTII, April 27, 1876. Fall Wheat 0 95 to 0 97 Spring Wheat, per buithel.I... 0 93 to 0 97 Oats per leashel. . 0 BO to 0 80 Peas per bushel ..... . . 0 63 to 0 65 Barley per blithe" 0 46 to 0 50 Batter,No. 1, Loose, 1 0 18 to 0 18 Eggs 0 11 to 011 5 50 to 0 00 - 13 00 to 900 13 00 to 13 50 . 0 80 to 1 00 Flour, per barrel ...... . Hay Hides. Sheep &eine. Salt (retail) per barrel, 0 '65 Salt (wholesale) per barrel. . 0 60 Potatoes, neve per bushel-. , . 0 25 to 0 25 Oatmeal' brl Ownson Line, to Mr] thence north to Bayfleld Turner's Hotel, Varna, 1 DAY, to Bruceileld for the Mill Road 2)1 miles; lotel at Red School HURSDAY' to James s ith, on _Hibbert bou ESOLItli to Archibald Bish p DAY *tenth to Thames iio tel at Francestown, for no the London Road to N,. *erville;forI the -SATURDAY,nerth aloneethe London /toad pen,for noon; thence vveet elong the Town Hay and Stanley, to his, cvra stable. . Thi -ill be continued durine Illhe season, hos I (tether permitting. Pedgree and terms oen ou the route bills. . OVE & BROW rietors ; JOHN WILL:13, Groom. 41 i Mop, ALE 9 9 0: west hence Drys- auble ast to oon ; John NES - along afIt' tt) night. ticker - thence FRI- to ho - along night. to Kip. Inc of route h and ean be , Pro - 4243 -3 A few thousag dollars to loan on improeed farm iroperty, Orincipal payable at any time, qind in an(sums to ea, t the borrowers', convenience. Some very nice Building Lots for sale in Seaforth and Egmondville. Call and:see plan, and get rijar. Maulers. ' 438 A. ARMITAG ' • 13IRIITSSIJS. IM.MENISE ATTRACT1 J.. R. SMETII csr co-, Successol to John Leckie, Having bou ht his Stock and Opened Out in addition ;fresh supply of Sprin Summer Goods, whiclii we are prepared to sell at PRICES THAT CANNOT 14 BEATEN IN THE COUNTY OF HURON. We have jUst returned from the l'astern ,Mairkets,u; here oe haw Botaght lat very Low Flues, having paitd cash for everything. . it is impossible to enumerate the prices ofsall. We will give ybu an idea of iwhat we are doing by mentioning the PRICES of some of the Leading Articles, viz.: ON and • ,I THEICELEBE1ATED ROADSTER STALLION, " YO UNG WARRIOR _ , Tim Propertj• o James Johnston of Grey, ill -1- tend for the lmprovement of stock during, he season of 1876 es follows: Monday morning at his own stable Lot 6, Con. 11, Grey; Noon staid, Walt; n; Nigh stand, Seaforth. Tuesday, non stand, Kinbu • night stand, Londesboro gh. Wednesday, tOon stag, Blyth; night st nd, Behr/nye. Tb rs day, noon stand, Winghem ; night stand, Al an Caldwell's, Turnberry. Friday, noon stand, Jarnes Ritchie's; Howick ; night stand, &orrice Saturday, noon Sand, James? tOWDli ; night e a d Bressels. The above reute will be cOmme be cOntinued e and Weather s Y Is of black c made, clean was sired by ) George, form Book.) Yont bleed mare, ported horse, beaitty and he iso e of thefl Is t1ie span o priee at the' the single ce priee at the which had ta and Provinei At least three the; Philadel othlers equal make menti pond, quiet InTrinErRaieS'- e 18717 ; seaso months, giv dotes at the inslared mar sp nsible fo not. Parti inured, an beeharged a Pe a 438 0 00 to 6 60 Wood 2 00 to 2 50 . Bees.. I' ........ 4 00 to 600 Clover fiee.d. 8 25 to 8 40 Timothy Seed 2 60 to 2 75 Comoro April 27, 1876, Fall Wheat, per bushel ,• . 0 95 (41 0 98 Spring Wheat, per bushel .. r • (1) 9820 al 00 9852 Oate, per bushel . Barley, per bushel 0 45 (e) 0 55 Peas, per bushel 0 68 @ 0 85 Butter . . . 0 17 (43 0 18 Potatoes 0 25 (41 0 80 , Eggs 012 (qe 012 Hay, per ton, 9 00 @ 10 00 Beef 4 fie CO • 6 00 CANADIAN yAdOci RAILWAY. Tenders for Gradintii, Tracklaving, BALED TEieTERSt 4:11dre85ed t th 3 Secre- ad and endoreed " Tender tary of Public Wo Pacific Railway," will up to Noon of blortd Excavation and Gradi On that section of tho from Cross Lake east of the Woods, about 8 I the Grading from the Contract to English miles; also for Tree 'Construction west of Specifications, Appro Tender, and ell other office of the Engine tender will be enterts ereceived at th.s &Iles ,22nd May next for the eequired to be executed Pacific Railway extending , e to Rat Portage. Lake Iles in length; also for sterly end of the 13th e , it distance of about 80 1,4'in and other works of rat William. Fir Plans tntte Qaantities, 'Forms of formation, app.), to the r ein Chief, Ottawa. No ed unless on the printed form, and unless the , lionditione are complied with. By order, F. 33 AUN, Secretary. ment of Public Werke Ottawa, April, 1e76. c d on Monday, Mey 1, and ,Iwill arly during the Season, health Ming., I NG WARRI( R , stands 16i hand high, is '1well ed, an a superior traveller. , He 1, ` . Add l's Warreto he by Royal Warrior, (See amerioan elltuti aniorat dam;was a thoroughbred was sired by cot. Oterritee im- eaway. She was noted for,, her eed. young Waerior is siee of t horses in Canada, among yehieh rriage horses which took the .first tem Fair, London, in 1875,, and ge horse which took the'lfirst , beating Lamb's $800 rare, the Punt prize tie the Weetem 1 airs for three years in succeeders.. 011 his colts have been entered for li Centennial. Tnere are several od of which it is unneeess ry to . His stoek is invariably good tem - n tractable. o insare, $12; for the season $12. n y pueblo on the pet of Janeary, m ney to be paid by note at three ati the time of service. All sod- s* of owners. Parties dispo4ag of s before foaling time] be he d re- ties insurance whe her with f al or a plying to have one or more .. es to.return then regular , yall ge eon mares whether in foal ijr not. J eelLS JOHNSTON, Pi opii tor. GREY CO TON, 6 cents per yard. WHITE 0 TTON, 9 cents per yard. PRINTS from '7 cents and' upwards,. SHIRTINGS, Oxford, 9 cents per yard. f will be found Complete. TAKE NOTIEi THAT the above is it true copy of proposed by- -1- law which will be taken into cengideration by the Council of this municipality after one month from the first publication in the litionbo BXPORT- Ton, the date of which first publieation was Fri- day, the 28th day of April, 1876, and that the votes of the electors of the said municipality -will be taken thereon, by ballot, at Thomali Lee's Offiee in North Ward, William N. Watson' e Office in East Ward, and at the Town Hall in the South Ward, In the said municipality, OD Monday,the Twenty - Ninth day of May, 1876, at Nine o'cloek in the Forenoon. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, 438-4 Town Clerk. 0 rl 14 0 0 Ou Stock of GroCeri's PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. 1\4/1 I la 1.a 1 INT • TO FARMERS AND HORSEMEN. THE IMPORTED CART '`4tTALLI0N. "ENTERPRISE." Having se tired the services of a First -Class Milliner, that department will he foetid eel in every res et. Remember the Place -John Leckie' s Old Stand. mplete J. R. SMITH Co. The Property of Peter MeEWEN, of MeKillore, -1- will travel the following roote this season: MONDAY -Will leave his. own stable, Lot 28, Con. 13, McKillop, and proceed along the Gravel Road to Leslie's Hotel, for noon; from thence to Seaforth, at the Commercial Hotel, for nigher TUESDAY -Will proceed East along the Huro'n Road to Csaeonbxook, at Pendergast's Hotel, for noon; thence to Staffa, at Page's libtel for the' night. WEDNESDAY -Will pteeeed South to the Usborne boundary, thence West to Neil Stevie art's for noon; thence West to fee ',Olden Road, to Duncan Ildavien's, for the tight.THURS- DAY-Will proceed along the London Road to Nippon, at Shaffer's Hotel, for noon; thence to Brueefield, at MeGrogor's for the night. FRI- DAY -Will proceed along the Mill Road to David Walker's corner • thence across to the Huron Road by way of corner; cortere, to William Fowler's, for noon; thence to Ri-bttrp by way of pie Town Line, to Brownlee's Hoteifor the night. SBATURDAY-eWill proceed North toiTonsnee's, late James Watt's, for noon; theme East to his s own stable, where he will remain until the iollow- ing Monday Inornitg. -This mate Will be eora- raenc,ed on Monday, April 24, andw1ui ,be continu- ed regulerly during the Season, health and 'weat- her permitting. Thebeet way to ;rage of s horse is to see the Stock he leaves behead. There fano horse in the County that will steed this test bet. ter tium " ENTERPRISE." At the Agriesoeuesa Shows last fell colts from this rIcesewere suceeas- ful where over shown and took race* prizes than those of any other horse that traeeled itt the county. For psr/tkulArs oee mate Dille. TERMS. -To insure. $12, Positively no *mud. Prim. PETER .2.1eEWEN Proprietor. 4S.. Groom. I have co his Stock factories i any othe save mon one in th Skins, W Greenbac without Capital f NOW FOR BUSINESS e to terms with MATT. ROBERTSON, and have purshased of FURNITURE, and adding to it' from some of the best menu -- Canada, and I ata now in a position to sell Furniture Cheapr than establishment in the County, quality considered. Parities in WADI will y by calling on Me ffilst, as I am determined not to be undersold "by any business. I also rlay cash for the following: Vides, Sheep and Calf ol and Wool Pickings, Tallow and. Geese Feathers. Highest price for American Silver, Old Gold and Silver Watches, iSze. Notes shaved ther, Eand. money advanced on good securities. All done with a $0001000.01. J. S. PORTER.