The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-21, Page 5JULY 21, 1876.
esse.s, but a, few years ago an attempt
made to rob htin, since which time
edged his money in bank. lee was
lied on Tuesday.
--Several persons knout Exeter were
iora or less affected by the excessive
eat of last week. Mr, Tolland, one en
section men on the railroad, wits
rking in a ditch, when he partially
11,but succeeded in shifting himself
tothe shade, where succor was render.
him. He was enabled to get home
rtly afterwards. He is around &pie
right.
—A distressing accident occurred he
,
.in e
ephen, on Tuesday morning of Aset
k. An oid man, named Ascott Her-
was passing around the circular saw
'Messrs. Benhardt & Wertht stream saw
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on the Centre Road, he became en-
gled in the machinerysuch a man.
r as to get one of his legs against the
. The result was that the leg was -
t off just above the ankle joint,
—Miss Barnes, of Goderich, who has
• -acting as organist of the Methodist
bbath School, and vocalist in the
rch choir in that town, was, at the
0 of a lecture by Rev. Manly Benson,
tratford, made the recipient of an
elope contaiaing $50, as an expres-
n of the appreciation of her services,
:reely and frequently given on every
anion wheu acquired.
The contract for the erection of a
ptist chapel in Wingliam has been
arded to Mr, John Snell, of the game
e, for $1.900, The building is to be
brick, and finished in good style, and
e have a basement. The contractor
• islres all the material, and completes
chapel ready for seating. Size, of
building, 36 x 45. The estimated
t of the whole, in.cIuding $350 paid for
lot, is $3,500.
The dredging work going en ij1 the
bor at Godench has been stopped by
order from the Public Works Depart-
at- No reason ie assigned for this
er, but it is supposed the appropria- .
n has been exhansted. It is to be
cl the work will be resumed without
eh delay, as it NVOUld be very unsatis-
tory for ehe. hewn, and injurious to
work itself, to remain long in its
sent unfinished. etate.
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MIscellarieous.
4r, John McKay, Registrar of
County, and one of the oldest and.
st respected citizens of St. Thomas,
el on his way to the seaeide on Mon
-
y last,
White, who resides in Denison,
XaS, visited Lucan lean week. The
(tor praotieed iu that village during
3 American war, rhaleing many friends,
LOto he eame around to see, on his way
lm the Centennial,
—The ninth annual convention el the
•rth County Sabbath School Association
ts held on Monday and. Tuesday last,
the Methodist church, St. Marys.
;v. J. McAlpine delivered an address of
amine to the delegates. Quite a num-
r of ministers and. others interested in
bbath Schoels were present, many of
iota took part in the exercises which
re bath intereating and useful. _ Rev.
ha Thomson, of Ayr, who is a fine per -
mer and an enthusiastic lover of music,
ivered a lecture on Sabbath School
sie, giving several musical. illustra-
ret
—A St. John, N, B., paper, of July
says of Brush, the missing cashier
the intercolonial railwa„y " An ex-
ination of Brush's accounts shows
a he is a defaulter to the amount of
i,000, and lie is said to have taken
at $10,000 away with him. Ile car-
t on his rascality by means of forgery,
as there is no Extradition Treaty
h the United States he cannot be
ught back. Brush Ieft his wife be-
d him. It is said he owed his position
he devoted energy of his wife. His
Tate bonds- were °anodic -a some time
, and busprivateseetuities are the _
Lade Guarantee Company."
-The religious services whie,h had been
arogress at Cedar Glen, Brantford,
oatside of the town limits, for some
s, were dosed on the evening of July
1. The oceaeion was the annual
tering of Plymouth Brethren. It in -
led represeutati saes from New Zealand,
ttratia, ELIA-aid, the Contineut and
United Steam For 16 years this
ling had been held at Mr e Wall's
inds, Guelph, but this year it was
rinined, to holdit at the above -men -
ed beautiful greunde. The represen-
ee speakere were Mr. Darby, Lord
0, Captain Drfalop, Captain Scott,
Grant, Mr. Baines, and others. At
worship meetine on Sunday morning
,brethern joined' in the ceremony of
kirig the bread at the public worship.
he evening over 2,000 were present.
meeting has been very interesting
r-• doubtless caleulated, to do much
A• in TY. McDougall, Ontario Com-
.
eerier at Philadelphia, ahrived in
in on Setarday, the 8th inst. He in -
IS us that the Canadian department
thoroughly eempleted SOMe time ago
that the :same may be said of almost
y country represented at the Exhibi-
, The Brinell Commissioners and
;es are heed in their praises of Can
-
exhibit, and Cul. Sandford of the
ish Commission has written His Ex -
trey the Governor General, express -
tie high sense of what the Dominion
lone, and the pleasant relations and
ty co-operation existing between the
raiesion of this country and that of
etad, it is Mr. McDougall's intern- ,
before he returns, to make the ric-
kety arrangements for the shipping of
ulnae tattle to theeCen tenmal in Sep-
er.
()n Friday morning of last week, Mr -
Loses, cigar manufacturer, Hamilton,
down to the Great Western Rail -
depot to meet a friend frem Torort-
ehe • proposed taking the eastern
td train. As he was carrying one of
nrildren into the car he was robbed
is pocket book containing $113 in
and three promissory notes, one
ing date Juno 21st, payable to Mr.
is for $80, four mouths after
; the second for $25, made by W. L.
man, Berlin„ dated Nov. 5th, 1875.
ble 15 mantles after date ; the other
everdue, and was for $25, payable
r. Mosee order, and signed by J-
. of Walkerton. Mr. Moses had the
et book in the breast pocket of his
and missed it immediately. There
I large crowd of people on the plat -
and of course it eves, impossible to
t the thief. Payment of the notes
ieen stepped.
hi Tuesday morning, 7th inst.,
t half -past seven, i,efore the public
admitted, Dorn Pedro of Brazii„
his last visit to the agricultural
et the Centennial, attended by three
leers of his suite. While there he
lined with great attention the Can -
agricultural machinery, and
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through one of his officers, inquired of
tile superintendent if Canada exhibited
any machinery -for the manufacture of
cotton. He was informed not, and he
rerretted it, because the Canadian ,,exhiit-
generally was so good that he
thought their cotton machines would
paresis of the same characteristics, and
that Brazil needed cotton nanichinery.
This is a feather in Canada's Cap, and if
there are manufacturers who' krh
e tsuecmh
machines it would be advisabl fo
to correspond through Mr. cDougall
or Mr. Perrault with the Braz1ian cern-
_The Perth Expositor pub ishes the
following .communication respecting a
Presbytenan Church propert : As
is known to many of our reade Party
in the congregation at. Will" instown,
Glengarry, opposed to the r nt union
of the Presbyterian churches took for-
cible possession of the churchudotmthmer
ro rty belonging to the con ega
e congregation instituted a sant ,in
Chanoery for the recovery of their church
property. By special appointment the
case was brought on a few days ago at
Cornwall, before Vice Chance or Blake.
Very able lawyers. in Ccrnwal and To-
ronto were employed on both 1 ides. At
the close of the argument, the Vice -
Chancellor gave judgment agai it the de-
fendants (the anti -union part ), declar-
ing the Act of Union strictl constitu-
tional, and decided in favor of he pain -
tiffs, directing the defendants o give; up
immediate pos.ssion of thec urch adj.
fee, the three parcels of land, he C m -
mullion plate, and all other pr perty be-
longing to the congregation.a res 'd-
ing them from any further interfereice
with plaintiffs' enjoyment of tie use and
possession of the property. 411 costa of
suit, including the. costs of demurrer
filed, and the application for an injUnc-
tion, to be borne by the defendants.
Life on English Can ls.
The Liverpool Courier of Jui e 22 s ys:
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"A case of violence investiga d in the 4.
Preston Police Court, 'shows that r.
Coalville Smith's pictures of ife on the
canal - boats have •not been o erdm n,
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and that a very low state of (ivilization
prevails, the boaters and th ir women
beinglittle xemoved above Mit) savages
against whose customs we $ nd whole
corps of missionaries. Of ourse I all
boaters are not alike. There are Mani -
hers who have Borne regard fo the CM -
mon decencies of life. Anion the fail-
ers over the canals, there s any God-
fearing men, who live sober 1 id honest
lives, and, to the best of th ir power,
bring up their children in thei way they
should. go, not in the barg s but in
dwellings ashore. But the xemplary,
,after all, form but a small pr portion of
the people engaged in this inland navi-
gation. The greet bulk of tie boaters
and their 'women' —they dont often call
them wives—and their famili s pig tie
gether in the wretched holes 4alled cab-
ins, and spend in drink the mnney which
might render present life more comfort-
abfe, and future prospects much brighter.
Men, women, and even children, drmk to
excess, use the most blasphemous and
obscene language, without phe remotest
idea that they thereby do wrong, ind
when they fight—which is Often—it is
after the manner of wild beards who do
not care how much they disfigure
or hurt each other. The se heard
yesterday at Preston gives $ me notion
of the low morality of the wo ien on the
canals. According to the tatements
made in court, ,one boatwoma was Seat-
ed on the canal bank with her baby,
when another went up to be , and after
some preliminery 'words,' too the baby
from her and flung it down. Then she
seized the mother by the hai , at which
she tore like a tigress, a d having
thrown her on the ground, icked her
in the most merciless fashion —about the
head, face, and breast, with her iron -
mounted. clogs. At length owe.. men
interfered, otherwise the infufated area -
1, 11
ure might have kicked her victim to
death. The assailant was- yesterday
i
t
taken before the magistrate, en to her
fellow- boatwomen she appeareil in heoric
light, some of them saying th fight was
a perfectly fair and ehalle ged one,
which should have taken plac in a field
as there were bets on the reault. The
magistrates did not look uponethe at -
ter so pleasantly, and sent the Nieto to
jail for one month with hard labor."
enteettehea St!tntir_. Atm_
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BIRTHS.
DORSEY.—In Seaforth, on Jr ly 12, the
wife of Mr. John Dorsey, of 1 daugh-
ter. -
IleGeeeope—In McKillop, 0
the wife of Mr. Archibald M
a daughter.
B )11MA NIL —In Seaforth, on Jtily 18, the
wife of Mr. George Harland .liof a daugh-
Gooe.--In Grey, on July 12, the wife of
ter.
Mr. John Good, of a son. 1
July 18,
Gregor, of
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MARRIED.
LEoNARD—DE.NnAM. —At the residence ,
of Mr. Jae. Denham, Yorkville, on the
17th inst, by Rev. Jas. Edgar'Mr,
Geo, Leonard, Seaforth, to MissEllen
Denham, Yorkville.
MeDoseae— SCOTT. —At the Manse, Mc-
Killop, on the llth inst,, by B,ev.
Matthew Barr, Thomas Hays McDon-
ald, harness -maker, Wingham, to Miss
Maggie, youngest daugliter of Franoia
Scott, Esq., Tuckersmith.
hleeeneen— BRYDOnt —In Port Huron,
Mich., on the 24th ult., by B,ev. Mal-
rn I
edMcKay, James Mulligan, Esq., of
Port Huron, to Sarah, third daughter
of Mr. James Bryden, of Harpurhey.
Poweren—KAYLES, —At the Parsonage,
Winghane on the 29th ult., by Rev;
G. A. Mitchell, Mr. Wm. Powell, of
• Kinloss, to Miss Jane Kayles, ef
Lucknow.
Lrriaterorre —STEPures. —By Rev. H.
Christopherson, at the parsonage, Kin-
cardine, on the 7th inst., Mr. Samuel
Littlejohn, of Exeter, to Mrs. Elizabeth
Stephens, of the same place.
A PINe—CAMPBELL, —On the 1st inst., by
Rev. John 1'. Isaac, atethe Methodist
parsonage, Fordwich, Mr. Jas. Apins,
to Miss Catharine Campbell, both of
Eleivick,\ •
- DEATHS.
Stete.—In Seaforth,' on the 13th inst.,
Francis William, the infant son of Dr.
J. G. Scott, aged 2 months and 5 days.
CLENDINNIN G. —At Dungannon, on the
I5th inst., Clara J., eldest daughter of
Mr. R. Clendenning, aged 14 years
and 4 months.
11AHONy. —Drowned, in Lake Superior,
near Houghton Mich., Patrick Ma-
e hoey, late of Goderich, aged 22 years.,
Norr:—In Tuckersmith, on- the 14th
Mate Horace David, son of Mr. Oeorge
Nott, Tackersmith, aged 31years.
114uthis.—In Turnberry, on the 18th
inst., James Harris, aged 23 years
and months.
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for thie advertie
GORDON, Lot
par41 on the poad between
Z 4" a DFIVilleilb04t th7e weeks
. . reive ffie same b paying
- ,, nt and applying to ANGUS
25, . n. 4, Tuckerinpith, 448+2
DORSEY.—III-MOKillOri
Matthew gDorsey.
DIlvE5thRAinsuLt.—EdInw
years.
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Sr., aged
arT7kDeersvtnieraituhx,
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Ag$HETS.
,
the
,Inly
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14th
60 years.
. agonedt2hoe
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20, 1876.
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0 90 to
0 28 tO
0 60 to
0 44 to
0 15 to
0 11 to
6 50 to
6 00 to
8 00 to
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wa.
15
n-fe
5 pe
era t-
lot • f
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lbs.,
g th -
of f:
e qf
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81c
9b
ralhe
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b t
hig -
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10 .
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Wels •
a fe .
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11 d -
hom •
Co -
Is
s
s
166s ;
1108 ;
130s;
Ca -
''STRAY
field BoadorlJh,
bay, with
Any person
Varna B. 0
suitably reivareled.
said a ime
law. AMS
HORSE.—S yed from Lo 6, Bay-
one two-year Old Ally, color
white 1 el a one white hind foot.
giving nf ation to the owner, at
oi
, that LU 1 d to its relioveey will be
Any person foand detaining
after this n tice will be prosecuted by
[GALLAG ER, Verne. 450'4
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THEE
,
S
Pall 'Wheat
Spring Wheat, per b
)ats per bushel..."
Peas per bushel...
Bewley per bushel..
Butter,No. 1, Loose.
.1-911 2.
nMr1 Per barrel ••
Flay 4
pi h efts° ilt ttejorweeshk ist osTlipel es) :p 1 per u spb eahr—
Ctatmealite brl
Wood ...
e
shel
, .......•
, ..
i, ..,•••.•
: f,
, 0.
*FORTH,
.....
.... .,......
.
.....
41 r re 1
Fall Wheat, per
Spring Wheat,
Oat's, per bughel....
Barley, per bushel..
Peso, per bushel....a.
Butter
Potatoes..
Egge„
nays Per tont
Beet
Wool.
Fall wheat
$1 80; spring
oats, 820 to
barley, $1 to
butter, 16c
There were
of wheat,
$1 for Treadw
spring, and
sold at $10
firm, and broug
to 16c.
TORONTO
There have
steers averagin.
cental; a car
ing 1,120 lbs.,
8 steers, averag
car of mixed,
$43; 2 cars
at $32.
LITTLE
Lirre:,
The offering.
largest of the
from 13,000
farm dairy
sales were
to 10c, the
9te. The
dull; 10e was
of Factories
urged that
the Fancy
er figures.
101e, and the
A number
commission.
the delivery
day. Sales
tubs, were
lots of Creamery
pastures is
portedas making
reetions.
The fa.vorabl
make of butter
tinental butter
the substitutes
not equal to
as follows :
Jersey, 100s.
Danish and
Normandy,
adian in marke
bu e -
perb f s
.
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eereTON•
ea....
el .
..... .
..... .... .
# .
LcilNpo;,
per
heat,
84e ; peas,
$1 05
to 21
July 20, 1876;
100 noun Is $1
$1 7 in $1
$1 1 to $1
; wool, 8c to
i; eggs, 11 to 15e,
To
in o
a
.11,
a lo. .
50 0
t
ONTO, July' 20, 1876.
-day abou 300 bushel:
$1 02 for white
and 9$ to $1
of *as t 72c.
$16 50. Butter
24c to 25; eggs,
LIN
be
o
a
of
STOCK
:n sales of
1,375 lbs.,
grain -fed
4 per ceia
• 1,400 lbs
v ragingA.,
i ed, ave
MAR
al car eo
at $4
Steers, a
al ; a
, at $
lb
ing 95
FAL
sea
bo ies.
che •
mad:
bnl .
mar.
fz43Iy
c
thi1
Feet
We
bul
of tote
Th
of
of f.
made
&bun,
th
Co
t
i
132s.
DAIR
AILS, Jul
-day ar
on,aggreiating
About
.e were on
1 a range
o sales geing
e for Factories
offered
nged ha
ould. be
es held. fir
tote extre
of sales'
vere gent
hot wee,
bi tter, whi
dairy bit
t '21c to
Irought
nt, and
good retie
- eather
e Is on the
s slow at
o butter
d • mend.
.s, 110s.;
106s.; Friesland:I
- edish, 1141s.
no American
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MARKE
17, 1876.
amp
100 bo.
I. ellie
• f from
at
is
and a n_umbtr
ds. Buye
t p price,
ly for
e prices
oing at
forward
her tells
is light
ter in
and
c. Grass
I ows a
$ in
f r the
uarket.
q otations.
he supply
T8 givepric
orsets
to
or
!
,
WANTEIDI.—Wanted,
ol El
rt
the
MO
' 13
E
dep
1
cattons
:ill lie
JOHN
ction
ate.
gm
D,
yth
S 'WANTED.—For
rtm
re
Dat
a Malo
No. 1, MOrris,
Teaching to
r vacation.
HOS. LAI:MAW,
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• DR
- SMAIL
ItIG.
MISS BORLAND
-4-v-2- Rooms over t
prentices wanted.,
Dress an
e ' ank, Seaferth.
1 Mantle Mak r.
N. B.—A -
.• 4 8
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DBESSMAKIN
menced DreSs
the rooms over Tho..
good fit and perfeet
prentices Wanted irate
. MIS3 QUINLAN
ff eking in
Kidd'e stare,
atisfaetion
ediately.
hos co -
all its branches
Soaforth. IA
guaranteed. Ap-
EXECUT
1 BOP NitTICE.
1.
teUTORS' ti
any claim aga
McTaggart, form
hereby notified to
tion to It. Pattie°
day of October net,
be responsible the
to the saiirestate
claims then want
for collection. 0
PATTISON, Exec
.X s TICE.—Al
n t the estat
;J of Wel
r sent the Ha
niton, on
or the undo
air and all
at settle by
le. must be
IN MoTA t
t rs.
persons , having
of the Late Jol...0
#, deceamed, are
me for liquid -
6 before the first
signed will n1
pontos indebted
aid date, as all
• t into the Court
(lART, ROBERT
4b0
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FOR .....1..JE.
. i driving
by Sir Arc
or partie
a -
emily mare, and
41Y, and 1 yeanold
re apply to L.
445
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FOR SALE—A K.
mare 4 years old
c olt by Peacock.1
MEYER, Harpur 1
A YRSHIRE BT1,L
-C-1' signed has aln
sale. In first-cla
Pedigree guarant
the proprietor, Ki
P0. R. N. ADA
FOR SALE.—The
• yrshire Bull
s rim for the
cf. For pa
b irn, or if by
: .
tinder-
1 year old 'tier
season's semi e.
Jailers apply. o
mail toffonstan e
/SPEC. 'JC ARTICLES.
VE
Matte
df A
cause,
y oltlice
, t6eifteenr
• . , t
o a po'nt
Mat
Geder
CEDAR POSTS PSB SALE.—For
a quantity of sod cedar f
at the EXPOSITOR i si cc, Seafo i.
Sale
nee posts.
11-
Cheap,
Apply
448
at the
A. W.
4 -4
, VARMERS, AT I ENTION.---Iliscap Feed
-2- Seaforth Mills. - .ran, $9 p i ton; Middlings,
$12 per ton; Scrt • Ings, $10 kier tom
OGILVIE & Co., .e. forth. :
NOTICE TO B I DERS.-4.Y
ing Sand, Gr v il or Stone
orders at THOS. ' '8 Groce
livered on the slier lest notice.
RIR.
person
can leays
,end it will
THOMAS
,
we 1-
th ix
be e -
CU
E
A GnIeULTUR IMPLEMI"
-"- —For sale, ap, 1
mower, made by E 1 ott of
der; 1 lumber wag . , patent
harness; 2 pairs of , ooden
sleighs, and 2 fan leg mills.
can be seen at Ki 1 nrn, 1
undersigned. W. 1. . CHOALE
Comb
Lo
arm
hari
on a
TS FOR SAL .
ned reaper and
Lon, in good .i)r-
• a set of double
Ws, 1 pair of b b -
he above rtie es
Plication to t ic
,i Kinburn. 44 H
TO DEBTO
, ,
to the
Iriadlvent, aro requ
or t eir account
Mee. I
e same and
my address,
S. PORTER,
12, isp.
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SA
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McDON4D
Ion
'ash
i) rk
loin
ne
es,
in
furnished
& .1PleDONALD'S
NUT
anc Door
ONTA
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having
with heir Lumber
alad oor Fact-ci,
in this line in
and Lu,nber Dress
to o .
s, &o., always
the best manner
ds *n hand
for buildings
MABEE a
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FOB
pper
1
fig
:For
r tIllit'IT
Rooms.
aforth.
.—For t3
lots, 1 elms
pairtic lers
0 Licr._
Apply l'o ED-
.,---• e
a
To LET.—Six
-1-- WARD CASH,
ARARE CHAN
. desirable buil
Square Seaforth.
HIOlieh'N & Co.
_
°eap, three
h
on
appl
v try
Victo i a
to Iti
"ROUSE TO LE
-2--2. able and wel
lots' on Huron etre
and every convene.
STEPHENS, Britt
eituated
Pt,
—To
with
ce necessary.
Hotel,
Let, that
briek'house,
hard
Settiorth.
mostcomfo t
and f • tu
and eat wat f.r
Apply to T
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(-TONE BUILDING
'Pei sale cheap, a corner
on John Street,
wall( of the basine
1 WILLSON & SCOT,Iiitusie
FOR SALE OR
eupied by the
village of Blyth, suitable
or dry goods store,
better opening at present
Blyth.
LT
Lot
eeefoeh,
it part
'
TO RENT.
oubseriber,
for either
in
FOR
in Sparling's
within
of th
alers,Sealorth.
The
n
for a ftrstechis
o
Oa
SALE.— to]
survq
10 minutes
eown. Apply .
—
premtses so
the flonri • •
a groc r]
which there is itic
riO. Dr.
I 44' 1
STORE AND
—For Bele,
large frame
connection,
is iii the centre
and is an excellent
The post office
Terms easy.
prietor on the
WILLIAM
DWEL,LING
or
store
together
ofa
is
For
prem
MOOR
will teli
with
with
thriving
tand
e ionneetion
Menhirs
se s Or
.
rent
CO2331
a quarter
1g,�a1tural
for
tO
I
i
1
i
H USE FOR
d, in Chi sellaurse,
Alibi° dwelling
acre lot.
a country
with tJ
apply to
Chiselh
,
SA ,F,
f
it
The
Country
store
e store
he Pro
P. 0
450e;
'
•
•
•
x?
r
.•foisir
.-",-,
,
.?,
-?? • -.?..?? -,--
0
-
‘
lit'
4-
-
'
i
1
;
e
,
„.4
I
I
r.
1,
i
le 0 N
,
'POUND— . small
-a• &Mort and
ego. The owtrei
for thie advertie
GORDON, Lot
par41 on the poad between
Z 4" a DFIVilleilb04t th7e weeks
. . reive ffie same b paying
- ,, nt and applying to ANGUS
25, . n. 4, Tuckerinpith, 448+2
toL omwh ebsiautrr iso ib, t 4.: toewntuzigniabSneadtat:sbAxxx4e:afpyofireart,rribana,RmlayGoeB8 ,,f fidiAl i think, :
SshallAwtwi.WIili,noeLrsegaf:e7i etdv.he—e either
leaving the
Killop. , 449
)13141r1FIAY STOCK.
I
ESTRAY COLT..–Stra3red from Seaforth about
the first of May a 2- year old filly, of bay color,
with one white nind foot Any pereen giving such
information as will lead to her reeov y will
suitably rewarded. JAMES BEATTIE 440
1 *
be
,
ESTRAY MBE.-8trfyed from the pfernisee of
the undersign d, o Wednesday niitht, June
14, a dark. ey mar tuid young colte-ma e is blind
of one eye Any in rm tion regarding them will
be thankfn y Med ed MRS. GREET Lot 20,
Con. 12, St nley. ' 44624
ESTRAY MARE. as e into the preps. ises of
the u f dersign. f ,It 5, Con. 5,8 anley, on
July 15, a d rle bro • ,, . re, with bliick 1.gs, mane
and tail, a .d tear • • for. head. The ower is re-
quested to 'rove pi r • • -rt - , pay charges ' nd take
AM
her away. J?: 0 r AL 4504
''STRAY
field BoadorlJh,
bay, with
Any person
Varna B. 0
suitably reivareled.
said a ime
law. AMS
HORSE.—S yed from Lo 6, Bay-
one two-year Old Ally, color
white 1 el a one white hind foot.
giving nf ation to the owner, at
oi
, that LU 1 d to its relioveey will be
Any person foand detaining
after this n tice will be prosecuted by
[GALLAG ER, Verne. 450'4
'
e
,
,
WA liiiTED.
mAiki WAN
'LLA' steady
work. 'Goad
ply to JOHN
TED Wanted
man to ve
wages and
BEA TIE,'
I
,
Immediately, a good
team and do general farm
f t cad y employment. A.p-
448
BOY WANTED.
stesdy'boy.
as an apprerttiee
Apply at the
Wan,ted
fros' 14
or by the
Expo .rroalOffiee,
immediately, a smart,
ge either
fo 16 years of a'
month to do chores.
Seaforth 449
aIRL WANTE s —
servant glii, tmpetent
kinds of housIe w rk.
place. Apply at the ' xr
snted, a good j reliable
to welt and do all
Good wages wed steady
SITOR Office, Se .'forth.449
TEACHERS ,WA TE11).—Wanted.
of Angus , twe male
second -elites e rtifieele:
smith. Appl , to ,I.
Township Sch 4 11 li oald
,
by the 16th
school teache a holding
, for Schools i • Tucker -
Mt:CONNELL. :ceretary
I Seaforth B. 0, 449
WANTED A to ltd
Teachei for :chofl
Countyof Huron. Te
Pergonal applicetion p
FOOT Lot 25, Con. 6,
Trustees.
I
clasig Mal: o , Female
Section o. , Morris,
• to begin on August 16.
:fared. J 1 HN ;BROAD- ,
:ecretary Bs• rd ipf School,
; 448o4
erEACHER
-L er for fech
sewn -ela s c
at the elm' o
JOHN R ;PO
UEL TI101 E
Two TEAC
and fottrth
School. App
testinrials
until nost 1st.
16112. Addrees
Board Brussels.
2
WANTEIDI.—Wanted,
ol El
rt
the
MO
' 13
E
dep
1
cattons
:ill lie
JOHN
ction
ate.
gm
D,
yth
S 'WANTED.—For
rtm
re
Dat
a Malo
No. 1, MOrris,
Teaching to
r vacation.
HOS. LAI:MAW,
.0.
Teach-
holding a
ommeuce
Apply to
SAM-
446-4
the second
nts of the Brussels Public
personal preferred—with
eived by the undersigned
es to commence on August
SHAW, Secretery School
44704
-,
ClIANC
:KV NOTICES,
JN CHANCERY.e-In
Twenty-Ftve,
theelluron
County
Buffalo
Notice
INGS,
County
tion to
Title to
Act for
Canada,
appears
all incum
having
interest
required,
day of
ment
Chamber
to, and
& Holme
County
liam Gibbinge,
will be
Gibbings
law and
mentioned
therein
Dated
ENS,
STED.
of
and
is
of
of
the
the
Qttieting
a
o
i
Au
of
to
of
ba
in
numbere
this
Ref
So.
in
Road, in
TIttron
iLak
k gre'by
the To
Huron,
Conti,
above
d lute
be the
rancee.
note
the BRi
n Or b
sti no
is lelai
, inlOegeode
serVe p,
ted of ,
If on,
and
ed ane
be orne'
eq ity,
in the
21s1 d:y
ree of T
citors,
th
the
ex :,
II •
given
nsh
Fa
1
en
Ales
rod
wnck
W '
din
is
fore
nee
a velrified
cop
the /Town
the Solicitors
in !default
theltitle
atm
subj
7th
ole,
of
ties.
,eafferth.
he matter el
First Conesston
Township 01
ft two acres
ron Railw
that WILL
p of Thekersm
er, has made
eery for ti,
ioned property
to Real Estate
cod evidenee
themf in
refore, any
to have Any
d or any part
Friday, the
ensuing, to
by afildav
all, in the
on Messiears
of Seafo
for
every
of the
lute and
et onlyto the
eetion of the
Owe, three
une, 1876.
MeCAUGHEY
Lot
Tu
s
• Company.—
a
ee
w
fee
otJ
Twenty
file
°it
the
isi
sad
nude
reeervations
said
11. Pe
84
number
south of
kerinnith,
Id to the
GIBE-
h, in the
1 applica-
ificate of
under the
in Upper
icreby he
fres from
er person
itle to or
ehereof is
-Fifth
a state-
t, at my
of Toron-
cCaughey
h, in the
said Wil-
eh claim
William
ieasible at
Act, and
and four.
STEPH-
HOWIE-
' 4484
TN CHA
-2- Six, 1
of Hullett,
ty -Five a
sold to E los
of Allyn .
of the
hereby gi
Township
Farmer, 'as
Chancery
mentione
Titles to -Zeal
produced
owner th
Wherefor
ing to ha
land or ay
Friday, t
ensuin ge,
by affidav
the City
Measieure
of Seafo
for the sad
such cfai
Joeeph &event;
at law and
tionimentioned
Act, and
four. Dated
ST PPHENS,
HOLMESTED,
CRY.
the Fii
in the
es of t
Morn,
°been,
t sold
en that
of Ellett,
Mad
or a c
mope
Es
i
eehlenes
mot in ilea
, Bey other
e any tttle
part tcrec
e T,wen
o filo a
1 at my
f Toronto,
MeCanghey
h, in
Jose
will be
b
inequity,
in
therein
this
Referee
Splutters,
1
In /the
at °
oun
fa n
e
rid
to E
JO
an
ditto
ty. u
ate 1
wh
Ir
to
y -F
-tate
Chai
he C
h 81
barred
com4
a
1
num
21s1 ,fclay
ei
,
...
matter of Lot
cession of the
y of Huron, exclept
rth-east part ot
id now in the
ourteen Acres off
ward Dinsley.-I-Notiee
EPH STEVENS,
in the County
pplication to the
be of title to
der the Act for
Upper Canada,
reby he appears
e from all incumbrances,
croon having or
or interest in
f is lequired, o
th day of Angus
ient of his clai
bars, in O4gooi
and to serVe a
& Holmeeted, o
unty of Itiiron
vens, and in de
and the title
absolute and L
bject only to t
17th section
ered one, two,
of June, 1
Titles. MCC
Seaforth,
number
Township
Twen-
the Lot
Possession
the front
Di
of the
ef Huron,
Court of
the above
Quieting
and has
to be the
pretend-
the said
or before
now next
verified
e Hall, in
copy on
the Town
Solicitors
ault every
f the said
defeasible
LO reserve-
f the said
three and
76. B. P.
UGHEY *
448-8
INSO
'In the
A WRII
this
meet at I
T UESDA
8 o'cloc11
fairs and
•
Dated a
VE
Matte
df A
cause,
y oltlice
, t6eifteenr
• . , t
o a po'nt
Mat
Geder
T 1ACT
OF
'peen
are
GT
Au:.
the
-
1875.
1
an,r
1
istmed in
notified to
derieh, on
st next, at
of nig ae.
see fit.
ssignee.
750-1
opPhillip Irollvzar,
Imp' limn&
,
tftelainent has
,nd the creditore
in the Town Of
Day of
recef e a statetnen,
aneAssignee if
GIBPONS, Official
eh, Jene 18, 187 I.
INSO
.
In tke
•
ALL Parties
above-named
up within
in suit without
Mr. Marten
or it can ipe
I
Seaforth,
VIE
I
Matter
i
i
0
1
80
te•
remitted
ialy
,
ICX
indebted
days',
further
reeeive
' 40EIN
TACT
----H
of :William
.,, ,
J12 Owent.
OF 1875.
M. rten, an
S.
Est te of the
sted to pay
wi be placed
have authorized
grantrecelpts
Seaforth P.0,
Aessignee. -
1 458-9
1
TO DEBTO
, ,
to the
Iriadlvent, aro requ
or t eir account
Mee. I
e same and
my address,
S. PORTER,
12, isp.
. .1f4I3E
1:1_ANI6IG
And Sash
SEAFORT14,
wirABEE &
LY -A" connee
ing Mill and
to execute w
manner. Pia
description d
• Doors, Sas
made to orde
materiel. • •
Luraber of
meet.
Bstimates
449
,
,
,
,
1
McDON4D
Ion
'ash
i) rk
loin
ne
es,
in
furnished
& .1PleDONALD'S
NUT
anc Door
ONTA
.....e____
having
with heir Lumber
alad oor Fact-ci,
in this line in
and Lu,nber Dress
to o .
s, &o., always
the best manner
ds *n hand
for buildings
MABEE a
i
,
.
- 1
I'
est
a
and
and
of
bleDONALD.
c1ory,
tIO.
blished it
*rd a Plan
re preparei
atisfactorl
g of eser3
en hand 01
Of gooe
for Bale a,
all kinds.
,
,
, •
1
. .
POSITOR;
WANTED.
00
DON
AB
WANTE_
During this Month we want more Customers than
during any previous month since commencing busi—
ness, and in order to insu e an eittra, number of
BUYERS for JULY we • -11 offer EXTRAORDI-
NARY INDUCEMENTS • the way of PRICES.
THE LIST.
Ladies Collarand. Cuffs, F
Cents up. Readymade Su
Hoop Skirts, all prices.
Trimmed Hats and
TINUE
PIP
Bonnet
READ THE LIST.
and Ruffles, from 10
mer Skirts, 70 Cents.
e Number of Ladies'
all VERY CHEAP.
READING
The Balance of our DRESS • OODS to be Sold. at a
NOMINAL PRICE. Hands me Black Grenadines in
Checks and Stripes. N Summer Plaid Dress
Goods. * THOMPSON'S Co sets in ALL STYLES.
SKIP A LINE.
All those Beautiful Plain B
DON'T SKIP A LINE
ck and Colored Silks, at
a Great Reduction. Ladies' Gloves, Kid, Black and
Colored, Two -Buttoned, fro
Lisle Gloves,
from le Ce
•
IG LOT.
Two Cases of American Goo
Factory, Prints, &c., which
BOTTOM
I :
DyN CAN
•
75 Cents Per Pair.
ts Per Pair up—Cheap.
A BIG LOT.
Just Received in Ducks,
will be sold at ROCK
RICES.
OXON Bil0 21
MANUkCTURING
IANUFACTURERS
i\T o x o
Standard CombIn
5
MOAK
OF
MOV4R NW FEAPER,
Greatly Improved for the BUT t of 1878,
AND WARRANTED TH BEST IN
CANADA, OR NO SLE.
ITS CLAIMS TO SUPERIO ITY ARE:
eidetion with
tY.
Cast -steel Shafting, seetiringredue
increased strength and dared,*
Cast -steel Crank Pin and Gun MetalPitmen
Boxese making the best and most durable
Pitman Attachment ever yet applied to a
Reaper.
Extension ISteel Reaping Bar, ever evalleings
breaking, or springing oat of s pe.
An improved connection of the s I -finger bar to
the green table in reaping.
Thirty-eight Inch Driving Wheels, giving a lane
bearing surface, and great chit mg power.
If
'Tightly enearted Getning, exclude° all ;dust and
dirt from the working parts o the Maehine.
Double speed, either fast or slow, land lender in-
stant centrol of the driver.
;Tilting LeVer and Platform, for skurthg Lodged
Grass er Grain, Mee under instant control of
the drier.
Patent Aceemmodatingtever for rasing or lowex-
ing outeide of Platform.
,
!Light Meet Draft and absolutely No Side Draft.
'
Every part. of the Machine8▪ uaranteed 10bo
11 made of the Very Best Mate I.
,
0?
THE STAND RD
Is the only Combined Mower ad Reaper that
!received e prize in both Mowing nd, Beeping a.t
THE OREAT FIEL .TRIAL
;1 AT PARIS IN 1871,
IfAnd was the Lightest Draft Two -wheel Combined
,
Machine on the ground. '
1
uy the Standard
AND NO .OTH
An, Seeure Not Only a
1 chine, bat the best value for
JANES NOXON,
R,
e Best .31 -t-
our ITIO12-ey
RESIDENT.
INGERSO L, ONTARIO.
A. NI. CAM PB ELL-
,
, 1 Has opened outs thee
, 1
i
?Next Doer to Hays' Hotel, SEAFORTH,
i 1 -
1 1or the Sale of the above and r '
. ,
, All Other Kinds of Implements
' a DUNCAN. CHANCERY ALE '
1
•NOTED FOR CHEAP
e
GOOD
OF A VALUABLE F RAI ;
ND GOOD .GOODS. . TBIJi TOWNSHIP 0
MORRIS.
pURSUANT to the Decree and Order for Sale
•
'141-1MGO
IN TEAS
VALUE
MAIN
I made in the matter of the state of JOHN
' LAMB HENDERSON, deceased, nd in a cause
of SHORTREED vs. LAIDLA V, and bearing
•I date the 70 day Of hale, 1876, i • ere will be sold
, with the approbation of Thomas Miller, Esquire,
; Master of the said Court at Mil on, by JOSEPH
TEAS. ,, P. BRINE, Auctioneer, at
!
PARKER'S H TEL,
IN THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS,
. 1
At the hoar of 2 o'clock in th afternoon, '
: ON TVESDAY, AUG115 NEXT,
, In one pareel, the following lands and premises
; formerly owned by the saidlate J hn Lainb Hen-
' dereon being the South half of ot nirtfiber Six-
, P „
i, teen in the Nmth Concession of ibe Township of
Morris, in the County of Huron, containing ORO
, ‘,1 Hundred Acres, more orless. T o land Is good
'I farming lend, about one-half s cleated, well
• fenced and under cultivation, t o remainder Is
. i cover ed with good hardwood tintr. It is within
fonr mile of tbe village of Blyt , on the line of
3
the Lon on, Hewn and Bin Railway, seven.
miles of the village of Brtassels, station on the
wenineton, Grey and Bruce R 'way, Snd thir-
teen milee of the village of Seat rth, a etatiouon
the Buffalo and Goderiehiltailwa . _
frame dwelling
17_3M1•T 1.4I01•T_
STREET
41
LION There are on the saulprenuses
T THE GOLDEN , The above property w111 be off red subject to a
house and frame barn.
I reserve bid. to be fixed by the s id Master, and
will be sold subject to a mart ge made by the
Bald John I Lamb Henderson, ceased, to Eliza
Holmes, to Fecure the paernent 1 075, and in-
terest thereon at the rate of 12 s cent. from the
first day 011 September lad, and also tO a lease
made between the said Sohn L b Henderson,
deceased,; and 'William Blaeleil and Jeremiah
Blashill, for a term which will e pire on the foet
day of November, 1878.
One-tenth of the purcluiee mo •ey is to be paid
down at the time of sale to th Vendor or her
solicitor, It sufficient Bum aith eh depoeit to
• make the awn of $2,000, without interest, within
one month, and the balance in fi e equal annual
instalments, -with interest on the whole amount
unpaid at the rate of 7 per cen .' payable with
each ipstelment, to be seenredby mortgage upon
1 the said lends. The purchaser ill prepare the
•
OA• H' of sale will be the standing c nditions of the
In all other respects the terms and conditions
DWAR D
conveyanee and mortgage at his wia expense.
0 Court of Opancery.
For further particulars apply a the law ordceS
of John Dewar, Esq., Tendon' , lieitor, Mitten,
• WILL, AS USUAL, Toronto,
Laidlaw. Esq., hilltop, John 'Hoskin, Q. C.,
•oronto, land Messrs. Benson * Meyer, Seaforth.
Dated 6th July, A. D. 1876.
T. MILLER, Ma ter at Milton.
Y. JOHN D*WAR, Vendors' Solid r, 450-4
AFAIR PRICES FOR GOOD
SEAFORTH.
GAN & JAMIESON.
A FINE
BRO
5
Trf! It a
Y
I REM E
AMS, HAMS.
LOT OF SMOKED HAMS
AND SIDES AT '
NELL'S GROCERY.
SO A VERY FINE
C.=\Tal TIPJ=&.1
In Caddies of 9 pOnnds.
d if not as represerfted return it, and
ex money will be refunded.
BER THE PLACE
DOMINION BLOt'IC,
rly Opposite the Post Office.
t
J, BROW,NE-ItL.
MARRIAGE LIPENICES
Olt CJIRMITIFIIOATIrtelf,
(Tr the new
Act,) iseuedest t
EXPOS TOR OFFICE, SEAERTK
Under an Thy of the
Ontario.
mot of
BUTTER, BUTTER.
IN
DAIRY BUTTER,
TAE GENUINE
OWE
SEWING MApHINE
IS STILL All
ANY QUMITIT ES5,I 4
SOLD 4Y WN. WATSON, SEAFORD,.
AT HIS OFFICE,
44gent for the Comity of • on.
IE' You want to know thetrue
Celebrated Sewing MaCIIJUO ea
Seaforth and beware of going to
. Le ke.pt o hand, and purponly s
GODERICH STREET, SEAFORTH, compare to Inferior maehines
tsge. &4ter a period of more
perienee in the Sewing Machine
found t the
NEAR LUMSDEN'S DRUG STORE.
LUMBER, LUMBER.
THE CRANBROOK MILLS
GI-
rivE UNDERSIGNED would beg leave to cal!
-1- the attention of the, public to their Larg
Stook of Lumber of all kinds,- Kul 'Shingles ot
ahebest qaality, and at the veryLowest Prites.
SMOD HEMLOCK ALWAYS ON SAND,
From 10 feet, up.
AO orders omit by mailer othawise pr
ly Otendeddo; A discount of 8 percent onlezg
orders. Ineat charged' on accounts , ...
over 8 months. Idake enquiries est° qu*lityau-
prls
Were Purchasing elsewhele.
GABROW BROTHERS].
08-
utilities of this
at My &See in
where one only
of order, to be
its idisr:dvan-
n ten years ex-
usiness I hays
CENUINE HOWE M CHINE
Is the only one which has given .... . 4 ent satis-
faction to purchasere. as never •aving defective
in its movements, nor being ..., , - • for repair.
It irosseSses all the qualities of s ervieecble8ew-
ing Machine, it is strong, dumb noisy its
made of
her. You
ork with -
falsely represented, and all ite
the best enetal.and perfectly ft
may change It from fine work to heave"
out straming A and rendering jt poet or rerlo-
diming i neat and perfect stitch -oh fine work- it
with the
will sew ;with laeavy black
same ease as with a fine cotton
AETION.—Don't 1* ta.
serupuls dealer', and the
ing Macbie- 01/0013a to euPPV
ine }Imre Machine 0 70115Z0 not
the one they ass trying to sell g
intend to impose upon roe sonis
tem of tbe Howe, or paws 1131
article re -varnished to look 113.0
•
by tn
Saw -
011 s gena-
tokeep
only
ta-
-hand.
new inadnue.