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The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-28, Page 8nxon xparixxox. DISTRICT MATTE -RS. GOOD P OTOGRAPI1S.—Decor Sir ; I have lately peen some Cabinet Photographs of eewaral prominent townsmen and residents of the neighborhood executed at Moon's Gallery, Seaforth, which will boar favorable comparison with those of the best oltyy artists in that line. I would recommend those desiring photographs Lto call at MooRE's Gallery and to inspect the o beauties of art for themeelves. BUYOUT/I. 4 LIME, Lao. The Seaforth L' e Kilns are now working full bladt, and will ke p eonstAntiy on hand a stock of good, fresh burn d stone Lime, which for ohoapneee and quality can not lie equalled in the County—krioe, 15o per bushel at the kiln or 18e delivered in Seaforth or Egmondville Orders addressed to J. G. Wrnsole, or left at Wilson & Young's store will be promptly attended to. 448 FRrnp JARS. —Gem 1Jars, quart and halt gallon; Jelly Tumblers, jlow prices for these no,v; a lot of handsome Flower vases, jaet in, from 20e to $2 each ; Wine Glasses, Goblets, Tumblers and some .cheap lots just in, and a good stock of Stone China, Wheat' Tea Sets and Toilet Sets at $IoicsoN's. 447 1 1 PARIS GREEN, Pure, for the benefit of Potato Dugs ; .also Hellebore and Chinese Insect T eatroyer, for the destruction of caterpillars and insects on currant and rose bushes, &e., at R. LIYUISDEN's:Corner Drug Store. 447 SPINNING WHEELS. —A. Large Stock of Spinning Wheels, Reels, Baby Carriages, and the Cheapest Furniture in the County, at PoBrE1'9— Matt.11obertsou'a old stand Main Street, Sea - forth.. 443 WILLIAM ALLEN, announces a nice as- sortment of Crockery,' Glassware, &c., to which we direct attention. See advertisement in this is- sue, 444 ' REPAIRS.—Repairs for Patterson Bros.' Revere and Mowers kept at ALnx. Stewart's Blactsmith Shop, Seaforth. 449 - - POTATO Bu s. -Paris Green, the wily sure thing to kill them, for :sale at Hressoe's Drug Store 447 CASH PAID for Good even coloured Bathe in Tinnets at HicKeon's Drug Store. 440 LONDON FOR WEALTH, Paris for Fash- ions, bn.t .Ammo's Grocery fon! Cheap Sugars. 451 BUY your Preserve Jars at M. Moir. u 90:('8. 448 • t PERSONAL.—We understand that Mr. Whiteaaw, of the new foundry, with his family, arrived in town a few days ago, Wand have now taken up their'permanent (residence here. Pic-Nrc,—The Good Templets of Sea - forth joined in a pic-uric excursion to Bayfield on Tuesday last. The party took up some fourteen or fifteen car- riages. The drive to and from_ the lake town was pleasant, and the day was agreeably spent. Fol;. THE CENTENNIAL.—Wehave heard of the followingg gentlemen from Seaforth and vicinity who have gone to the Con- p tennial during the pre8ent week, viz.: w Henry Cameron, Brucefield ; S. Hicks, th th se hi of th si ev so th ds really si looked most here all' w re badit wo ous to pp rticulat." It ev r, th t : the married b siness arliest the next the truth ulpese of this, o n s t vouch. The return ly be pia ed as soon as p emit. The following is BAC LOBS. i B O. IL J.:. Robe r, e.... 1 11 J. Olin J. ohnson 11.4.... 1 11 D. Out T. R. Ando son, rf. 2 10 C. A C. llama, b...... 9 10 M. Mo T. n unean, 8b.... 4, J. H. W 0. Reid, es,.,... 2 10 J. Hoff G. Hino, p......,. 8 8 T. Kid W. Hill, of 5 6 W. Lo W. Hoff. • •, 3b,8 7 A. You Ba Be an to et: da m• dp ei tin oui anc aft ha ha. gar used up," and d be "invidi• is said, how - men were at offing. For course, we do atoh will like - re bones will he score;:, NEDIOTS. O.B. es 2 7 ,8b2 6 trong, cf4 4 on, 2b1 6 enson,lb2 5 an -,l1. 2 5 p. 5 2 an, e. 8 5 • . , rt 8 8 Total,..... 24 82 To al, 24 46 Inning.. 1 2 8 5 6 7 8 helors ' . ..18 12 14 1 6 7 18 8-82 ediote.. .......1811 6 8 6 2 8-46 mpire, . L ttimer; scorer:, Wm. I1. Powell Wm. i3 rmi heel.] The +ase ball match or the Coma- • cup, b:tw en the Live Oaks, of this n,. an th • Silver Ma les, of Wrox- r, whi h as tp be pla ed on Satur-. last di not take . place Tho ening • pe ed with a very cloudy iearan' e, nd about 0 o'clock a zzling rain get in, which con- ned alos est uninterrup redly through - the • ay, thu' preve ting playing, 1 disappoi• ingthe Wroxeter players er thenf jo rney here. If the match 1 been dila ed there wo ld, no doubt, ie been a pretty eve y contested e, The irin � erg n the E POSITOR office ha a receive • and accept d a challenge fro a nine composed o salesmen to pl a match game of ba : e ball on Fri - da , August th, on the S ars' grounds. As both nines are; pretty venly:match- ed, all who w' : h to witness some splendid m fling and a large score should not fail to ttend this match. We are r misted by t e ball -tossing bo rders off the Mansion H • use to chall- enr a the heathers of the B itish hotel to a iendly galme of base ba 1, to be play- ed 'n the coilrse of a wee• or: so. The n' a to be co •. posed of players stopping at th hous at date of challenge. Will th British b • , s appoint the day ? _ ERENADE A well kn+wn and es- te ed citize • of this town having taken to Himself an equally. esteemed lady of Cli ton. C n:Friday evening last, a num be of they > g men of the town deter mi ing °o s w him their respect and gi a the la, a welcome, in the most ag eeable w y, Marched •ound to his residence and treated them o a serenade. Se eral appy priate selecti a ns were sung in - very Hila manner, to m sical accom- a meat, the lady and _•entleman the ile standing on the vera ida enjoying sweet strains. At th conclusion gentleman very heartily thanked the ©naders ler their kind fe towards elf and his partner' wh nn the party ren wishinglthem much jo and passing compliments usual on such 'omit- s, departed. t In the still of the Hing the music of th : serenaders nded very' beautifully throughout town. TuQ1 ersmith; George Jackson, Egmond- villa, and Dr. Coleman, Seaforth. TEACHERS' CERTIyICAT!es.-The exam- iners of the papers prepared by the teachers at the late examination in this County have not yet completed their labors, We hope to be able to publish the list of the successful candidates next Reek, and thus relieve! mauy anxious minds. • Cxvxc. HOLIDAY.—In compliance with a requisition of ratepayers the Mayor has proclaimed Wednesday, the 9th of Aug- ust, a public holiday. The several placesbusinessof business in town ' will,' therefore, be closed on that day. The Sunday School Teachers of the Presbyterian and Metho- dist Sabbath Schools have arranged to have their annual excursion to Goderich on .the same clay. Full particulars of au this event will be found in our advertis- ing columns. • pe ev fo pi b a • ANOTHER DISTILLERY, — For some weeks strong suspicions existed in town that Monsieur Frank had again embark- ed. in the business of manufacturing pure Scotch within the limits of the town. Tile rumor having reached In pector Cavan at Goderich, he came to town on Monday of last week to search out the illicit manufactory. He searched indus- triously in several suspected places, but to the great.joy of Frank he did not suc ceed in discovering the whereabouts of his mine of liquid wealth. There is little doubt but that such an establishment is now in operation in town; but those in- terested have this time secured as a base of operations a place Jess easy of discov- ery than they had oe the former occasion. It might be well for the revenue officials to keep an open eye on Seaforth for a while at least. - THE (noes.—The hay crop in this section has now been- housed. It is an unusually heavy crop, and has-been well saved. Fall wheat harvest isno gen- eral. During the early Bart of the sum- I mer the prospects for a heavy ield of Jul this. grain were most encouraging, but as , Ku very is I clue nearly i tor. ng the J. grain ve re will , fro • The pro weevil. gr pia to A OIRES.--1 ante hall, ning last. Young, ti tunately unable to atte r asant and .1 rofitable eveni s spent.; Addresses we Rev. Mr. avey, of Lo o recitation • ience all w h the in more had needs of th $40. , This tion of th •• ost Comms • Kinburn, e soiree held in the Tem - C inburn, on Wedesday as well atte ded.� Rev,. o was expe 'ted, was un - d. A very g, however, e delivered desborough, land songs by others.. The ly delighted h the pros_ The net t amounted in the com- est home big quer in whi been sustain ei entertainme honey is to arc 01 new Tempeirance Hall. ridable object, Blyth. 'EST 1DfI'R VE IE1T. :M o R. Cook ha- 'removed his hotel bui ding back, an is buildinga neat f wnieh will greay improve r►• th; place. TSGRACErtire—On Sunda pu' naciously inclined indiv' ins, we believe, from Wing vist to our village, They s 'out to it, o looks of last, four duals, hail - am, paid a ent the day row with ens, which Brownlee's soon stop- bove set of eir skill, to n the Sab- ail to make ofession. in SO th te per . We woul ple, if they n our vi1lag day, as th selves famo 11 ryiug their Utmost to rais e of our unoffending .citi y auceeded!in doing at penance hen:e, but were advise the ish to try t especially y generally - s in their p Pe• sh bat the it comes to be harvested the disc made that the actual result is no so encouraging. As a general th straw is badly rusted and the blighted, and some affirm that th not be, on the average, a third cro spring wheat to 'ks well, but the in many places is likely to. do consider- able damage. It is to be here , how- ever, that the injury from this ca se will not be so great as is feared, and th t ther will be a fair average yield. Oats au barley promise • a splendid yield. Pea are likely to be only a fair crop. Of frui there is an abundance. Not for year has there been such promising indica tions. Roots, also, premise well. Upo the whole, therefore, notwithstanc[i the blight that seems to have falle the fall wheat, there is every pros an abundant yield this season, for we have just cause for thankfulne: THE BLAST OF THE SE<1,so`•:-Th interesting and exciting base ball of the season was played-; on the a tural grounds on Monday last, bet team composed of the 3Blenediets equal number of the .Bachelors • town. Play was com�tnenced ab o'clock, and continued until aft the evening. For the first !two ' the Benediets carried everything them,Ibut lacking "bottom" or some- thing else, they commenced to fal be- hind on the third, and kept going back until the close of the game. Po - un- practiced hands there was some good playing made on both sides. , The ore, which - w°e publish below, shows t o re- sult. The match iwas witnessed with interest and amusement by a large num- ber of the ladies and gentlemen f the town. Tuesday, the day followin;y the fair, was the day which tried the etal of the combatants. On that day it ould be difficult to imagine a. mode us:d up and dilapidated looking lot of fe' lows than those base-ballists. In fact it ould take a person of keener perceptive acui- ties than we possess to distinguish •-- hich e ci s t n �g upon ect of wla.ich s, t mos1 e ,sateh rieul eon a Grey: l -Du(.'I'I01!t, On Tu4sday, the Presb, tery of Hur x- Church, 0 anbrook, an ed Itev. D. 13. McRae int te of Cranbk•ook and E Scott, ;of pmond ills; excellent and suitabl. i I Cor. V. 19, last clans n•iate counsels given to t by ;Lev. Geo. Brown, ane. to by lev. Mr. I:'n itchard. At Mr. McRae rece`ved a very affe tionate wel o e from t charge has b en withou or for' over f u years, an rovidence f God they ng without eader yet none of that nthusiasm liberality hich ha ch from thein first orm on station. They h ve i ors, and have, n twi many disappointni nts :ar their share tower t • e means of ace an th he church, 1 The large h turned out t the iindu nee that the -etoice in r once more over then!. nters;on his labors in thi= - prospect of s ccess. Thi pas the so 1� lost tian the miss num thei to b of t of whi. evid [)ast+ trio ver ncl an f the •ut 2 r 7 in • ings efore • Brussels. Bj se BALL,—The Indepen ball nub visited Clinton on M and layed a thatch with the e The game was 22 to 3 ussels club. The boys h nt time of it. town of BI pleas IN.. notic tors suran that wind its los borho FI bert, south was si Meerf upon 1 18th o n met I11 finally in the pas hel. Rev preached 1 discourse e, and ap- e minister he people the close arm and • e people. a settled though in ave been they have and chris- racterised tion as" a creased in hstanding continued e support schemes numbers' tion gave having a Mr. Mc - field with tent base nday last ub.of that in favor Id a very URANCE CO) ANY FAILiLRE.—We by a circnl r issued by the direc- f the Clinto Farmers' utual- In- e Company of St. Catha nes, that 'ompany .has been com •elled to up i.s affairs, being unab e to pay ses. Several parties in t• is neigh - d were insured in this co.. pany. ED.—John 'White, farmer Iso a tenant of Dr. Gra ialf of Ldt 1,lllth Coiicess nnmoned' before justices for alio _` thistles le lot, Mr '' n ite Was of Hib- am's on pn, Grey, orris and to grow fined $4 RU ON ___EXPOS]. and ewes, ale • inetruoted to have the thistles cit at +nee. This we hope will be a warning . a great number that a'1- low these pes : to seed the country. Pathnuasters s,h • uld be looked after and made to have t em all out upon the roads in the/.r respect ve beats. AN UNExPE 'TED VTISIT. —The R Town Council of Gu 1ph with a number. of friends, _ in all a • • ut 130, accompanied b Lawrence's cornet band,a I f3 v paid yy visit our town on Tuesday last. They spent bout an hour and a half. ].There being no word of their intended visit there as no, public reception giventhenm. Our v' itore, accompanied by a .number of to 'e people, assembled at the to hall,here several s ches were ad Tliee. crsionists were m on their Way Kinca dine, and from thence to South ampto . Several of our citizens accom- panied them to ..incardine. Morris. Co • we ME$TING.!The Council me on Jul 16, pursuant to adjournment, al the no +'berg present, the Reeve in th chair. Minutes of last meeting read an confi if ed. Moved by Mr. Vanalstine second :d by Mr. Proctor, that the peti tion o A, -Wright .be.; not granted, a: this C • unoil feel they Would not be jus tided ` expendingg the amount require • to open said road—Carried . The peti tion o Wm. ' • wlan ;and others wa -grante+-, and th. Reeve was instructe to expand $40 i• cuttipg down hill o• side ro - d betwe • • Lots 120 and 21, Con 9. T Reeve • as instructed to let th job of choppin , clearing and ditchin sidero : • between 5 and 6, Con. 9. Th.: Deput -Reeve as instructed to expen• $15 on the side road between 5 and 6 Con. 5 The •+eeve was instructed . to. expen $20 on he side road between'i and 6 Con. 9. Henry Mooney was in structe to let a job of gravelling o Con. 5, opposite Lot 20, not to a tee $1 .• y - law N .. 4, 1876, was duly re an p sed. T e following orders wer. gra to : Robe t Young, $39, for grav elli g n Con. l . B, Fralick, Divisio • Co rt lark, $3 amount due T. Taylor in Ga isheo sui' ; John Quinn, $10, fo ch it ; Mr. M . rshall, $24, for_ditchin z on on 2 ; Robt A `gar, $9,50, for ditch- ing on on.: 2 ; Joseph policy, $$8.10 fo rep irl g Patterson's bridge ; Georg Ca di $6.12, for lumber and culverts Th ma Taylor, $4.46, for ± lumber an • cul ert: ; Hcnr Mooney, $1Q.05, fo plank.' n Con. 5 John Cloakey; $12, fo cuttin . hill on on,, 6 ;. Frank Coulte or work certified by D and ot. Vanals plank $2, for A. Mc on Co to njee Augus FR wee s 2o'1. bell w It, was interio tablis was f • Goodf =grocr, sheds wer com had n zees sub u wat in o e for ing rear coml prenii occufi and 41 Thei premia Mr.G ted. exeri reniojv night Willa alae work Indic Pum certa imp crow direc move:l wanto repreh ed. —0 1 r u • i Cita of ma dens, fields sedeclI seek tic can to po statel leaclin respe ti five r miles Walto al sur yet bu 'Prue c entitl it is fa enterp " Heat the Wes " are prety� and the emainder re adieu ex raction The sion may be inferred fro have tw• Presbyterian English hurch services church Shaw a teachers 1 a 0 u ers, $15, ine ; Isaac Rogerson, $15.63, fo o pathmasters'; Thomas Shendan looking after Pa terson's bridge ' eller, $- , for building culver , 4. The Council then adjournei again on the foerth Saturday next. M to helf . .—The i • -' abitants of Mitchel artied by he cryy of fire. At abou k on: W dnesday morning th s tolled -a , d citizens rushed out found th t the fire was in th of- T, Go • dfe low's millinery es ment O • ma ng an entrap e i nd in the par ition between its flow's wor shop and W. Good' store adj•inin , nd although the n either si 1 e of here it started • erred to dud and the lat tely burse t ro gh, the flame• t broken o t. he first of our cit ho reaches the spot succeeded i • g the fla •• e with a few pails o efore the • ater works were g ation. So far, it was fortunewartown, as t e entire block, er e six plats of business, befor g E. Arch: is brick, is of the 'no tible material imaginable. Th: es where the fire riginated wer: d by Mr. God ellow's fa it o by W. H. Fo le photograp c geode ' we e em ved from th s in a b : • ly am gad state, n a od's grocer st re was- also u r. Moe, in he dj ining premise ed sufficien co trol to revent th 1 of his s • ek. T e fireman Ian atehman ` ch rge of Thorns n ••s' engine ese ve credit for th. with whit t ey got the •w to a play, an t e tream the w • ed that a g odpressure was on th Bit we a• et to say that to extent th fi emen acted ve ently in to in r the nozel on th and in thr wi • g • ater in eve 'n, even on the pil:s of goods re and 8n goo fu niture. Sue• destructioof pro • erty is highl nsiblc and sho Id . of be tolerat M. . ws,lt IZATION Is h and forest rchards, ai The red In • -m lia y the " pale f. ore congenial s and wigwam nous cities, towns, 'anadian homeg. highways, please ely ten miles i;ion. s south of Brusse t of Blyth, is the Andjudgi(n rom ay pi 11ot n. • C d ANCIING. —In plat now be seen ar- highly cultivate hap been su[ ces" and gon€ omie. Their r have given place villages and On .one of tly situai of Seafor ls, and seven ittle village of its agricult r - edict that it rishing to not sufficient ncorporation, 1 1 e clan boast of n lustrious race. e nd 'Emerald Isle of yell represent d, r-incipally of C n - religious perst a n the fact that hurches, "regu and a Method tout a mile south, Mr. W d Miss Mitchell, ate our school both of whom show tact and developing the mental faculties veniles. Mr. Mc 'll and shingle an eaten ive tr nt for nu i> erous 1 business man. tie have three hshops and three g neral store. on keeps the pe t office arid office and is highly deserving of ence of the, public. John Cowan akerand general carpenter. er, our champion in materia always in good humour- an end a hand when called fo "es of King William have a us hall and a e very faithfu . Iso a Grange society, but t e fed prntsipal y upon stimul- to all appeatanee is in the f things that must shortly pass e worthy host and hostess of • House spare no pains in min - the wants of the travelling uch, Mr. Editor, ig Walton to - ho can tell what its future er- to us- gf nn of is ndings, w he nucleus population s to an act t increasing. ing and in• er Hills " I f 'ur ed h, ut talent in of our j the saw - carries o employm thorough blacksmi Mr. Patt telegraph the cons is wagon Dr. P: tined ica, i ready to The vote commoLi We have seems to 1 Tants, an catalogue away. T the Wal istering t public. day, and F. • e r st svI • onald os actory. lie de, furnishes ands and is! a • • • . • may be? Qui mot - • is hone ty aiid celsior. .And nev s fhall we : as .'refining wlheels ofi'vilizstio • approach ; ' bu't constantly pr onward and keep step to the music of the age. 1 RMAN. ex- out of the wagon, which paved otter hm. the He is improving, his injuries not being BO severe -asmight be expected. —The ladies of Exeter, taking advan- tagaeof leap year, a short time ago gave the Sons of Temperance of their to n a delicious treat in the shape,of ice -c m and cake. The repast was Sent up to the lodge room, and of Bourse it is u>t sary to say was duly appreciated by Sons. —An American gentle n takin stroll through Godench etr is the of OH At ton. [nom TII NEW Este.] DEATH FROM SUNS otItORE.— young S011 of Mr. C. Mason, f Clinton died last week from the effec of a su stroke, re - people were almost a rmed eating the bell ring at half past 4 in the afternoon and again at about 5 o'clock, nd On has- tening to the building to asc limn the cause, they learned that the bell-ringer was slightly "off his reckonin " and had rung it for 6 and 7 o'clook. Exounsiorrs.—The authorities of the 'London, Huron and Bruce railway, in order to afford residents along, that line an opportunity of visiting Kincardine, offer, during 'tte summer months, tickets to that port and back at greatly reduced rates, they to be good from Saturday till Monday. The fare from Clinton is plac- ed at $1, which "is Very low an will doubtless induce many to take a trip in that direction. We learn tha a cheap excursion to Toronto, by w y of the Grand Trunk, will given hortly, so that those deoirous of visiting he metro- polis may do so. , Willem—Rust has seriouslY injured the fall wheat in this neighborhood, many fields that gave prom se of 30 bushels to the acre, will -not ive ,more than five, and a peer sampl at 1that. The injury was done ' during t e heated term—the heat not moderat' g during the night, a foggy dampness se ingupon it. The spring wheat is suff ring also from the weevil, and we fear i will not be aboree half a crop. Peas ar not- pod- ding ai much as usual, and the e is every appearance that they will not e as pro- lific as was expected. Oats a d barley promise an abundant yield. lthough a smaller acreage of potatoes has -been planted this year than last, the e is every prospect that the crop will -be abundant for home consumption. Perth Teacher; Certif. ates. The examiners coneluded thei ation of the papers of the applieants for certificates on Thursday last. There were 19 applicants for second class,' f whom only one, Mr. Jag, R. Tudhope, • towel, was successful. There were 92 pplicants for third class, of whom only th 24 men- tioned below were successful : W. F. Oates -Mitchell; J. S. Callin, Sha espeare; John A. Davidson Carlingford ; Parker Ellis, Wallace ; Ahem Hodg son St, Marys ; Daniel Hetherington, ulla;ton; Marys ; Frederick Rogers, ullarton Woodger Mitchell ; James Watson, Nellie Armstrong, Blanshani ; Caroline Cathcart, Mitchell ; Rebecca etwiller, Fullerton ; Agnes Drummond Shake- speare; Sarah Erskine, Monckto • • Grace McKenzie, Seratford ; Mary An, McIn- tyre, Fullerton ; Mary Phipps Foliar- becca Walker, Stratford. Huron, 'Ik•Totes. Mr. Robert Dickson, Con. 1 , Grey, has growing flax measuring ab ut four feet m length, —A post office has been estab ished at rland as Hensel', Hay, with James Suth —The midge has attacked th particularly club, in Goderich t and is doing considerable damag —There_ were shipped from last week 17,opo pounds of fis loads of flour, and. 5 par loads of =The Messrs. Gibson, of are about erecting mq oatmeal in" site of the old which h been torn down. I - —The Brussels boks of an ind turn are employing their holiday ing flax. The flax ciop i* said good one this year. I —A Mr. Johnston, a license keeper, Bayfield, wap fined a fe ago by the Inspectorlfor keeping room open on the Sabbath day. —Mr. John Fishbi.rn veterin geon, of Exeter is the fOrtimate • wheat, wnship, Codeirich 18 1 car roxeter, on the strious in pull - be a hotel days his bar- ry sur- heritor of a very respectable fortune, left him1by a brother in England The sum 000. —A little boy abotit 10 years son of Mr. Robert Faegan of Wi week, splitting his toP lip from to the mouth. , —The Clipper base ball club o sels are a plucky lot. They chal play a nine from any one place in of their own weight and size. average height is 5 feet 3 inches. —Wingham is agitating for a ce A committee has been appointed purpose of purchasing a site, and all necetsary arrangements towa completion of a new cemetery. —Miss Minnie Diekson, a gra Goderich High School, has been e to teach in the 2nd department of ham public school,at a salary of $ annum. —The Signal learns that the br Manchester is not in a safe co Through the shrinking of the tim of age of last e nose Bras- enge to Their or the airing ds the nate of gaged Wing - 75 per dge er the races eve become loose, and the brid has sunk in the centre; —Mr, John McCartney, Lot , large horned owl vvhiCh has bee na k ing raids on his barn yiii,rd for so past. The owl ineasu es 4 feet 911 across the wings. 1 —A considerable number of t wheat fields in the vicinity of Go are afflicted with "rust," and in cases the spring, wheat is touched. pest, however, is seemingly confin small area. e tithe inches e wich some The ---Division courts will be held i Hu- ron during the month Of August, s fol - 28th ; Clinton, 29th ; Dungannon, 30th ; Bayfield, 31st. The courts will op n at —Building operations in Wi ghara thus far this season will involve a out- lay of $45,000, and the amonnt bei g ex- pended on the vatioes streets here building improvements lare being made ill be over $46,000. —Mr. John Tait, of Grey, a fe dayg ago fell from a load of hay, stri ing a tump over which the wagon whee had ust 'nosed. Mr, Tait Was painful in- ured, and his escape from most s rious on.sequence was a narrow one. —Robert Trill, a ydung man, ater manufacturer, Lower Win ad his leg broken on the road be hat place and Bluevale, one day • horse stumbled so at to thro dit- ;nen for help, aod both were brought safely to tely, shore by some men employed near the • JULY 28, 87 LOT ' On FOII3:O, SHAWL LOS.—Loilit, on SaturdaY, July a, bt, Shawl. The finder will be suitably tower* oo leaving the sande either at the EXPOiiITOR Offdte, SeittOrths or with M 8. WILLIAM meal 24, DIMS MAJECINC4 the I Miro mBsOote the • muting wan er hat or ed 0- last we says : "It will be remember d that t decision in the Itishtown liquor cas which caused so much excitement, w appealed against. The case eame on f r a hearing before Judge Lizaasbann Mt oeni last, but was quashed on , formalities in taking down th eedvietenne . James Woods appeared for t and Charles Jones for the pla tiff. M matter here drop, as he has agi in laid i ,tt formation against Callaghan, ilas well Thomas Ryan, for that theyiklid sell r otherwise dispose 9f liquor MI the Iris to test the case, and have it; defmitel settled as to whether a person can sell pic-nics or not, without a lice e. od ei s. suitably reward41. limy person found detaining TIMMS mewed the rooms over good fit and p prentiees Wan asas and Mantle jitate;: 8$ QUINLAN has Gera - rem; king in all its branchetin Thos. tKidd's store, Seaforth. ect satisfaction guaranteed. .itt 8TO 1K Olt SALE. VOB SALE— good driving family ha—a-;,/;;;L lis7lEe7sIlBgnn'firredrasrpt-hglbansseytnMA. 78h,fOl'er tBhouliseal son's se ee, 445 Pedigree guarantee& For particulate applo to the proprietor burn, or if by mail to constaneo . VSTBAY COL .—Strayed from Seaforthallout the first of M y, a 2,,year old filly, of bay ooloa, with one white hind foo • • Attly persoA giving/eon „information as willies. to her reeovery be VSTRAY MAR .—Ca 4-4 the undersigned, july 15, a dark brown and tail, and sta on fo quested to prove roper her away. J S LO bay, with white ace Any person giving info e into the premises of re, -with black legsomane ehead. The oWner here- , pay charges and tate- rayed from L4 6, Bay. e two-year old filly, color d OAS white hind foot. tiOn to the alivneri at d to its recovei7 win said animal after this n ticerwill be proseontaittry I law. JAMES GAT.LAGHEB, Vomit. 45144 fe • The contract for erecting t e new R man Catholic church and pa onage Strathroy has been awarded. he cost about $7,000. —In response to a petition presente by the pupils of the first divis on of th Normal School, Toronto, a ainst th probabl , Minis !said tha her teach ill be in e ordered by Hon. MT. Cro ter of Education. It is also the conduct and. abilities of o ers connected with the school quired into, —On Wednesday last, John ngovan farmer, residing in North Eas ope, nes Stratford, came home from rket, an going to his room, cut his thr t with razor. He then went to and her roo where -his father was, and sl ped hi on the back, when the old a turne round, and was horrified to res his so with a frightful gash in his 'neck. neighbor who was there thrust shannedbfeu of feathers into the cut, and the flow of blood. Mangovan is till alive, but in a precarious condition. —On Wednesday, as Sir Joh ald, accompanied jay Hon. dougall and other members of servative party, was proceedin servative pic-tic at Colborne, passing Gobourg, he was me station by a large number of friends, escorted to the princip the town, and presented. with mentary addtess, to which the gentleman made a suitable repl es were also made by Mr. /vfacd others. —Mr. John Macey, Sr., of ship of McGillivray, was char Squire Lawrason, of London the Cons nd when at the political 1 hotel in compli- onorable Speech - gall and e town. before ith hav- ing committed an assault upd Mr. E. M. Heal, London, on the 13th inst., in the township of McGillivray. Tagheeeaate- r. Heal eh't ae a eDsg se.auyirl n, and fair took place at a chattel rao on defendant's farrn, at which attended as an interested part ing the proceedinge, it seems something,' which displeased M who thereupon. struck him. T trate found- the charge prov fined defendant One dollar and —On the fith inst. an affray ccurred men named Thee. Ryan and ra. Car- rel. In the course of it Rya fired a couple of shots at Carroll, for hich he was arrested. and taken before Lucan magistrate, from thence being e itted for trial, bail being taken -for his appear- ance. Ile then laid inforinatioit against on the issued, Constable 'Allen, of LonclOn East, executed it. Carroll was also t4en be- fore a Lucan magistrate, and upon the charge referred to he was like ise gent for trial to the Assizes. ----A little girl named Addie Taylor, from -Miss Rye's Western Honie," Ni- agara, livin with Mrs. F. Va Allen, tened Carroll for feloniously hitting hi Chatham. orth, on being th with punishment for some wren told her naistrees that she would herself, and shortly afterward dig' Mrs.Van Allen, missing th and remembering the threat made, went to the river bank, an her standing near the edge. II Van Allen's apprOaeh, the sir herself into the liver. Mrs. V followed, and catching hold of doing, drown ppear- child, e had found n Mrs. threw Allen r cried EXECUTORS/ NOTICE. "4 any claims against the estate of theLate Joho MoTaggart, formerly of Walton, dee:wed,- are hereby notified tO present the same foir liquieto tion to R. Pattison, Walton, on or before the first' day of October xt, or the undersigned will be responsible th refor, d all persons indeb to the said estat must ettle by said date, as !I • claims then. =se tied IA St be put into the Conn B-"ELLan,l-lislelaimof gaTinst 11;;;Alle:ftatiteDsele07°1:11180°,haBluSil.' counted Huron, yeoman, deeeased, ore her by notified to present 'the Isame for lignidation !to either of the undarsighed Executors, on orbefore the first day of December next, or they avillnotOie responsible therefor ; and all persons indebted to . the said estate must settle by ,eirid date, as claims then unsettled must be put into!Court for celleetion. JOHN! BLATOMORD, 'THOMAS CIIDMORE, WI AM BELL, Execetors, Rod, ger ville Post . .july 27, 1878. 451O8 SPEC. RIC JitlITICI.E8. nEDAR POST dB fidALE.—For 811e Cheap, at the ZEPOSITO Office, Seaforth.- `-' a quantity Cedar fence pest,s. Apl artEEN FE Nom Peas and Apply to THO FOR SALE. ---Splendid Crep L ate • five hundred 'weight for DARWIN. Seaforth.1 xr0TICE TO UILDE S. --Any person want,- '" ing Sand, Gravel or Stones, can leave their ordere at THOS. LEE'S Groceiyoind it will be de- livered on the ortest nlotice. THOMAS CUR. RIE. 488 "", —For sale, Cheap, 1 Combined reaper and . mower, made by F.dliott of London, in good or- der; 1 lumber w on, patent arm; a set of double harness; 2 pairi of wooden harrows, 1 pair of bob- .CS12 be seen at inbiarn, on. application, to the TO LET. -81 Tipper Rooms. Apply to EDI. ITO:USE TO /XT.—To Let, _that/most Comic) "4- able and well situated brick house, and I lots on Huron s eet, witid hard and goft water And every convenience necessaoy. Apply to T sale cheap, corner walk of the bus" ss part ot in Sparling'a surveys] h, within 10 reienteel f the town. Apply to kJ —For sate, will be rented, in Chiselhursha largo -frame sto le with comfortable dwelling in! connection, together with quarter acre let• This' is in the centre o a thriving agricultural country, and is an excell nt stamd for a country store. The post office is in connaction with the iitore. Terms easy. Fo particulars apply to the pro- prietor on the p see or to Chiselhurst P. -0. WILLIAM /d00 E. 450'4 VARM TO RE T.—To Bent, for a number of A: years, Lot 21, Mill Road, TiickersenithObeinga first-claissfarm. The farm contains 100 apres, 80 scree cleared And without a ?tamp, in -a bigb bush. Is eittiate within 1 mile of Brucelield station, one-half e from Brucefield cheese fac- tory, and 5 miles ona Sea orth, Convenient to schools, chorales, &c. Bpi dirsgs good. Posses- sion given about he last of August. Apply 50 ANN SMITH, Pr prietress Brueefield P. O. -01 the Secret .ANTED.—For the Bei:forth Services to commence August s, stating salary, to he left" MAN WANTEDo-Wanted immediately, a good 4 -v4 -steady man to drive team -and do general fano ply to JOHN BEA. TIE. 448 RoY WANTED.—Wanted immediately, itsmart, steady boy. from 14 to 6 years of age, 'either as au apprentice or by the onth to do chores. Apply ab the Exeoarron 0 a o, Seaforth. 449 aIRL WANTED.—Want d, a good, reliable N-4 servant girl, competen to cook and lands of house work. Good wages and steady place. Apply at the Exeosrodn Office, Seaforth.449 • ACHERS WANTED. --Wanted. by the 16th of August, two male sc I .1 teachers hOlding second-class certifieates, for Schools in Tucker - smith. Apply to .. ONNELI,. Secretazy Township School To' ard, Sea ortli P. 0. 449 Teacher for County of Huron. Personal applicatio FOOT, Lot 25, Con. rd. ties ehool erm to prefeio 6, Seem Mile or Female tion No. 4, Tiforrha begin on August 16. d. JOHN BROAD- ary Board of Behoof MWO TEACHER WANT and fourth depa eras o SchooL Applications—per testimonlabi ovill be receive until August 1st. Duties to 16th. Addrese JO Board, Brnssels. D.—For the second the Draftee's Palle 1 preferred—with by the undersieued SHAW, Becretaty School 44701 VOTE VILLAGE NOTICE Is hereby given th t the list of all per - 4 -1 sons appearing on- the last revised assessment roll of the Municipality of thp Village of Wrc ter, in the County of Huron, to be entitled -to vote ' the said municipality for election of mem.- rs to serve fn the Legisla ve Assembly, WM - fit posted up in Illy office, In amid municipality, Ontbe 80th day of Itt.ns, 1876 Any person comp Plaining of any error said li must -deliver to to me, within thirty days after the 6th day of Aug*, a written of his intention to elloply to theiudge 01 the d Conn in themf. 0614 BM Clerk. logiumoiscro woolx Aesirable loading lots, Square, Sego h. For part Vaal' TOR SALE.-3br SI 7141430 716 ot Ylo a"nidlE1411 r:n7, tar builelingso Price, $5, X - iso South 501 CrroFsisoornurppsseas.Deorillirt0:33.33,0:31;anitras7o0,oratistratetgbro;d:t:aiiiintotta:,:iscsuostoeagliesobiciatoo:11: further patticolote Apply B. SALE— outh half I 'WARM FOR SALE. ,—Nortli A: IS, MeRiliolo zontejoiog 1:011;c01:11ntiTobotre:ZE., most desirable anamEtio:Efitor,, property will bo otaa on easy I law apply to Y SCOT1 Apply -to W- oo to L.11EYE lael1ILDING LOTS IN SEA -Li *Di= COLEMAN, heolue - Lets, is prepared to die.* desiring to our.. e ehould 1)IOROPERTY ALE,— ;3- story Intro house And b teen used g peelang., are -well adapt d for any pi particulars sppl to the prop ToTALUABLE PROPERTY Auction on blooday, August 4 that valuable property, ow ttt situated on Ma Street, Seal with a dwelling -overhead, VARM FOR SALE.—For 1 x 10, Monde, zontainbogp Ate CIOSra., we fenced en& There are 4 at: of ehoice , a.goodlog ho - sod frame from the Blythletatiou of the Bruce Itailway.1 Foe further' TAMAN On the premises -VA.RMS FOR ALE.—West _" Lot IS, Con. a,isIrs1;disy,:xinn ing 50 acres. ke above lot belso:t,4qurnaiiiitpasofra ,na Brussels sui also south hell ot Lot 19, Co, Railway- For' price mid te cleared, and th balanee well frIthitem4:Srheite:Tliaosieloh. 11-13Q1Zilenlis tIrt:21 Rinburn. Terms made knoo ELIZABETH HABV -well timbered with hataa buildings on lhe premises tearing trees, also a raninbe -and a good wall and pump miles from Se forth. and C ther particul& apply to to'. -stance P, pArtm FOR SALE.—For: acres, about : of 'which i 7 26x138, with ki ellen 18x26 ; - field station, mad 4i Tones loi, ton. Apply onthe premise Lot in Bratenold for sale el, ' aFreAe9111:alired1F4. 211:11f: eltionfEta'si—tniinnir:Pi :Astra -els, 5. ereulavation. A in 14ithr7111*(irs'estiTalia-ttrileilillnfibyal.ewilie.APII71:7441tx p_reral„o_ises, or to Egniondi c ub erAiviraltIBt ziLrint:de i i.Alt ofi lywn t.owim,1041 .g:imotot ic,:h. trol ita..4:30r:viii, on c eir clirsi filvvstelen ,E;14a; ao t orti dv it:rraixtici le,iiilt:iitil, Aa: it; lardem: is17:0 di al leioli 11:11 :: shmlingC33m1h-r atvaerterititileto: tfir'A-zoasinvatenctociul'ilissr,71;riftetosga4toodlwl.Coihina:ntan2ii: roads leading to ,eacia pi Apply on the premises or d eFielAr6LBM,tiorgee°111ffetnAeol:Illtaillingr,1:7eePZ;1 cultivotion; -33.a free fro anee is well bobereot; the hangs, anA abed balms, eia. 'ClIthr:rw:le:easulat.11;°'1191a1111111:ciLrin:teallinhat*;:irnanir41Hiltrnitnrorh:imeinges:;13131ittekrc:- OST Shawl. The ander will b* leaving the gatneither eaforth, or with =S. the dersigned, LO and tail, slid Aar onforeb /Meted to prove propertoa her away, 41ams LoG2