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The Huron Expositor, 1876-08-11, Page 13At of esalt. ;wine sattn ("sphere pre. - their stencil were, &c. o ttave ever the exhibit i very close tg to denote Is tacked to out Gray, iternational, Platt, and here are any ma, for I can rerently ar- tte to have The barrels fl-ts exhibit - 'els as per itor's name ith a proper The exhibit tit the 10th '‘ will pay to ll -deserved mi used by intic efforts e again, is rile picture AUGUST 18, 1876 liurort Notes. Miss- Debella Baker has been appoint, ed teacher of the Centralia sohool. t _Mr. Geo. IC. Powell, Exeter, bee 40. oured a first class A certificate and medal. silver -Usborne's rate of ruesessment for local purposes this year is 1 3-5 mills en the dollar. _miss Emma Hicks has been engaged to teach the junior department a the Exeter school. -Mr. Geo. Jackman, of Clinton, bee received the appointment of teacher of School Section No. 6, Ilowick. -The ratepayers of Exeter have de- eided by a vote of two to one to have a. - market established in that village. -The Exeter merchants at this late season have decided to accept American silver at a discount of 20 per cent.• -Mr. Chas. Girvin, Reeve of Wed Wawahosh, was prostrated by sunstroke on the fith inst., but he is now quite re- covered. _The annual Fall Show of the East Wawanosh Branch Agricultural Society, will be held at Belgrave, on Thuile aY, Oct. 5th. . -On account of the extremely low prices of cheese, the factory at Benmiller in Goderich township haft been closed for this season. ..-Mr, jtol5t. Armstrong, builder, re- cently erected a large barn, 40x50 with during Sir granary complete, for Mr. Jabez Daniels, power he of Grey, in4I days. trs a tariff . -It is sta ed that the License Ingpec- i t purposes, tor for West Huron intends prosecuting nd him in . for perjury some witnesses who have gone one night back on him in liquor cases. _ erted him- -A large number of lambs were- ' tt, and his shipped at Clinton on Monday by Messrs. after him Hearn, Watson, and Freeman. The Jprice ut neither f paid for them was an average of $2.7S 'lists think each, , ection now -Three residents of Clinton were fiued i iieli a des- $2 and costs atfew days ago by the Mayor ice that he for furious driving through the streets of Trade, In that town. This disease seems to be in- ermonism, tedious. ' could get -An auction sale of village lots and he would- , houses, the property of Mr. James Wea- k his word ham, will take place at ”Londesborough rohn Mac- •on the 8th of September. , stock, not - -The residents of Kincardine, Luck now and Wingh.ana, to the number of nearly 1,000, visited London, via the London, Huron and Bruce Railway on Friday' 1 est. -A traveller for Mr. D. D. Wilson, eiositor, egg dealer,. Seaforth, had a pocket book t through ' containing $189, stolen from him while markt 00 he was in or near Thompson's Hotel, ich occur- Bluevale, on the 2nd of this month. C %V ednes- -Mr. W. T. Cox, formerly of the Goderich Signet, who is now on a visit to j his friends in Canada, has promised to aw fit to ear hotel five a lecture on temperance in Wang am before he returns to the States. '..• Sabbath LISkent which led I take it the same another Sabbath -Thm e names of Messrs. . Kell,yMc- Kinnon, Drummond and Dr. Sloan are freely- mentioned in regard to the reeve- ghip of Blyth, while a number of smaller fry are spoken of as expectant council. have to lc' her viol- n Tuesday last, Mr. A. Hamble eat ma - -, ton, atelier, of Brussels, shipped 1,100 ny when the pounds of tallow to Brantford, which were makes a total of 3,200 pounds since 'him - out trtook to -ary, and speaks well for the meat eating had com- propensities of the average Brusselite. tt lotion, -The village council of Wingham re- btealinbt. fuge to grant licenses for billiard tables to hotel keepers. The license commis- country7 L•eets and sioners for %Vest Huron have also decid- rul strik- ed that a billiard room in connection with feeee, z.D. a hotel will disqualify the owner for a 4 hotel licenee ::dnt'tn,ff-tro. -As a, reeildt of its operations thus far, es if the the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist ; hard to Church of Winghare have presented the if the trustees of the church with $200. When e it red, is considered that the Society was and. he poor formed only about two months ago, this is certainly a very creditable exhibit. h. on ac - the mob w. He 1 knew, Township, near Efohnesville, on Wednes- t- reasen day, Aug. 30, The ladies of the neigh d- borhoon are making extensive prepare - u such. • bens, and there will no doubt be a good ne a turnout. A cordial invitation is extended nog to ; to all. d it by 1. -.Not long since a Goderich Township ow that farmer lost a gooccdog in an unusual an out j manner. The railroad runs through his eon law farm, and the animal was in the habit of etersitt runnmg after passing trains, and biting eishee, at the Wheels. One day, however, he erstand missed his mark, and the wheels of the ley will cars passed over his neck, cutting his hieh 18; head clnari off. e tid ad- J -On Monday evening last, the barn such and stables of Mr. Francis Badour, Mait- himself land Concession, Gederich Township, sueh were discovered to be on fire, and had_ --rferino made such headway that nothing could o a fine be removed, They containedfour horses, prnent. I 10 hogs, his farming implements, and all tie are I of this car's erops, so that he is left in 18 mat- . a _eery bad position. The fire is suPP"' kid nes j ed to have been the work of an incendi- •sessulary .e with -Mr. Win. Rield, Veterinary Surgeon uctup-j of Wingham, had a narrow escape from a L know j severe accident a few days ago. When stence about to uncork a bottle of liquid Am- ei pro. J monia, the cork flew out without warn - 1 ing, the contents spurting up into his thee j face and burning him severely. It w" Ate feared that his eye sight would be injur- e elan; ed, but we are gh,,d to know that this beiee has not proved the case, ancl that he is peotee J already sufficiently recov-ered to resume n hen, e hie professiong duties. -A Farmers picnic or Harvest Home is to be held in Elford's grove, Goderich 'ani -On Tuesday afternoon Of last week, It fur as Mr. Robert Durnion, who resides On i the gravel road immediately north of the 'accept village of Brussels, was working in a field INvilic11 of peas iu company with his sons, ths ell life . stubble caught Ere from a burning sturaPP t it_ and so rapidly did the flames spread that tan at Durnien and his sons with. difficultY in- saved their horses and themselves from ceriti.- being severely burned. As it was, tho armee t wagon -which they were using was almost teount completely deetroyed, and the garments tom-- ef one of the boys were burnt in v, number 11 of plades, --One evening last week, as a Goder- efunt- ich Towuship farther, accompanied by Preen hig wife, nein going hoine from Ciint(mt Rd in he • t ti 1 eniehbor - m as Ine On ie roae )3, a with whom he is not on the best of terme. te• Not wiehing to widen the breach between ;1 the j them, he turned elf the road as far as be. safely could, to alloW the other to pess, -to Let ; but instead -of turning out also, the neigh' tn bor kept the middle of the road, sarng hate that as he was loarhel he was entitled to soILL ,the whole of the roadway, and that he nah: would crowd him into the ditch or break hen, t his wagen. 'Ile farmer being linable tt rnovn,, the other one, who had plenty of -goon room, drove his wagon alongside that 01 Al as the farmer, and, catching the hub of his dr 1 wagon in the wherA of the latter, tore er dr out several gpokes, also endangering the n cc- lives of the occu.pants, as they had se eche very restive team. Persons guilty 01 J;own such mean acts as these, should be rasa° ; suffer to thkextrerae penalty of the lair- . 1 As a. great many teamsters appear 1 entertain the opinion that if they are ee 1 AUGUST 18, 1876 —7-171 --""+"—endeavor to get out of harm's way, the wall suddenly ell, ornshing Mr. Shantz beneath its ponderous weight, =shin his le's 1 , a jelly, and fracturing two o 114 ribs, )esides inflicting serious inter- nal injuries. He was speedily relieved from his painful position and medical aid summoned, but all was unavailing. He never rallied, and in less than sin hours afterwards expired. Mr.. Shantz Was 57 years of age, and was *Hely known and respected ; A .pecii train qver the Great West- erri.BailWay, which was placed at the disposal of Mr. Sloan, the new President of the Michigan Central Railway, from Suspensidu Bridge to Windsor, made some splendid run ing. From London to Windsor, It dista ee of 110 miles, an average speed of 49 miles an honr was made throughout. The train left Lon- don at 5.05 p.:m. an arrived at Windsor at 7.30 p' en., the ctual running time being two ho re an fifteen minutes for 110 miles1 1 _ --JJ-On Saturday a:klegram was receiv- ed by Shdriff Hosine, of Stratford, from- Hoevick, informing: him of the capture of the two inen Who were accused of stabbing t couple of Germans in the El- lice huckleberry Marsh a few Sundays ago. Aceord ngly High Constable Thos. B. McCarthy proceeded to the place des- ignated, taking with him Constable Cop - pin, of Mitcthell. The p 'Boners were securely onhned by their captors'and, after the mg formalities were handed over to Mc arthy, who placed the "come -al ngs " upon them, and. brought them to Stratford, Where they were safe- ly lodged , in jail on Sunday. Their names are John Mather and john Pur - tele. i, , t -Lieutenant-Colonel Service, formerly 'i of Stratford, ancl'we 11 known to many of our readers, ied atGalt on Sunday last. Col. Ser ee hacl only removed to Galt a couple of weeks ago, where it was his intention to reside with his family. He was in poor health :at the time but no one thou ht - that he was dangerously ill. Sorne tvel years ago Col. Service was prostrate i with a severe attack of con- gestion o tho lungs, and he complained more or 1 os ever Knee. He was one of the oldes volunteer officers in this dig - district, axing been a member of the Stratford rifles when it was an indepen- dent org ttizetion tr Shortly after the Trent aff in he was I promoted to a cap- taincy, a d speedily rose to the position of Colon .1; and was appointed Brigade Major j of this military division upon the • the resig iti ri oi Major Barrett°, a po- sition he ably filledup to a =short time age t -A te rible and heart-rending accident occurred In Wednesday on the farm of Mr. Joh • Jerome, Glanford, about nine miles fro te Hamilton. It appears that his little 11 anghter, Christine, a child of 12 years o d Was driving the reaping ma- chine, wii h was at work in onelof her father's • elcls. Her brother was in the same fiele but not near her. As ahe was drivi •g the reins got under the tongue and she s opited the machine to get them right. While in the act of -stooping down the horsetook fright and started off to run awe , knocking down the little girl and enta gli g her in the reaping ma- chine. Ter brother rushed to atop the frightene a imale,but before he could.do so the u fortunate child was cut to pieces and whe they were stopped she Was found u s der the machine, with an arm and a le severed, and presenting a most terrible s scctacle. The poor little suffer- er died a molt immediately. loaded they have the rightto the whole road, We may.state for their future guid- ance that the law explicitly states that they must give half road, and persons violating the Act, are liable to severe punishment. = Miscellaneous. Green corn sells in Winnipeg market lit 25 cents per dozen; cabbages at 35 cents per dozen, and new potatoes at 60_cemn rte. Thos.per bushel. Goodfellow, of Mitchell, has "sltyugled " for parts unknown, and taken with him the money he received from the ingurance company for damages in the late fire, amounting to $400. This circumstance will go far in confirming the belief that the fire -was caused by an incendiary. —A ary.named Skelton, a resident of Logan township, left last week for parts unknown. He had in his possession a pair of horses belonging to Mr. Alex. Mitchell, of Mitchell, which he bartered or sold before leaving. Mr. Mitchell, we believe, has had a lively time getting possession of the horses from the parties who held them, but he got them. Notice is given that application will be made to the Parliament of Canada, at the session thereof holden next after the expiration of six months from the date of this notice (3rd August), by Mary Jane Bates, of the town of Mitchell, in the County of Perth, and Province of On- tario, for a bill of divorce from Norman Adna Bates, her husband, of Portsmouth, en_d adAilluteerly'is report inco aforesaid, on the greund of bigamy in the County of Frontenaz, and Troy - ed. to have taken lace at Actonville between two highly respectable and well-known French Canadian gentlemen of Montreal a few days ago. It appears that previous to the duel the two combatants had. a set-to with fists in the city, but not feeling satisfied with the punishment inflicted on each other in this manner, pistols were ordered and a duel arranged. The party returned to the city after the "honor"- of both had been duly satisfied, one of the duellists having received a dangerous wound in his arm. -The number of post office savings banks in Canada was in June, 1868, 81, and in June, -1876, 279. Deposits in 1569 were made by 16,653 persons, and in 1876 by 38,647. The greatest number was in 1874, nanael 45,329. The amount deposited in 1869 vas $927,885'land in 1876, $1,626,204. The total deposits from 1869 to 1876, inclusive, were $14,- 983,252. There h s been very little fall- ing off on account f the depression. All deposits DOW draw 4 per cent,, whether casual or special.. The balance due de- positors at the end of June 1876, was $2,• 740,952.59. -Mr. John assidy, McGillivray, threshed a field of fall wheat, treadwell. In June, and in fa t up to a week pre- vious to cutting, he really thought he wonld have 40 bus els to the acre. He considers himself row well off getting 18 bushels to the acr4 and this too from the machine, because hen the grain is put through the fanning mill there will be a further reduction of 4 or 5 bushels to the aere. This is accolinted for by the very large percentage of tailings and shrivelled wheat prevalent this ,year. We know another farmer who had 90 bushels from the machine, from 9 acres, but when put through the fanning mill he had only 30 bushels of marketable grain altogether. -Mr. Leslie Johnston, of London, Ont., says the Belleville Ontario, has been during the last three months pros- pecting in Marmora and Madoc townships, 40 says that they are rich in mineral ores. He is satisfied that gold And silver are to be found in sufficient quantity to pay handsomely, if the mines are prop- etly worked. He has already expended large sums of money out there, and has teken horue valuable specimens of ore, Which he intends to have tested, and should the result prove satisfactory, he intends to return -bringing with him the necessary means to develop certain land Purchasedby him while out in the back country. -The prize list for the Provincial ex- hibition, which will be held. in Hamilton on Sept. 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st and 22nd, ii now ready and can be obtained from the secretary, Mr. H. C. Thomson, Ham - +,on. It is absolutely required that the eetrief; must be made at the 1 following dates Horses cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, agricultdral implements and ma- chines, on or before Saturday,' August 19th; groin, field roots, and other farm produce, machinery for other than agri- cultural purposes'and manufactures gen- erally, Saturday, Aug. 25; horticultural produce, ladies' work, fine arts, etc., Sat- nrday, Sept. 2nd, two weeks previous to tae exhibition. -The increase of murderous assaults in the community has been so marked of late that it becoMee a matter for very serious eonsideration whether the more g neral adoption of the lash as a deter - ✓ nt would not have a powerful influence i4 restraining the passions of the criminal c Ass. In London'when the garroting flogging broke out, ogging was found to b speedy and effective remedy for the e il. The scoundrel who cared little for year or two's confinement in the "stone g," and who, upon completing his term oi imprisonment, returned to and improv- edi upon his old. courses, was invariably brought to reason by an introduction to to the whipping post. A similar system in this country would, we believe, have amostsalutary influence in repressing erime. -The officials in the Registrar Gener- al's office at Toronto, have, we under- stand, been finding fault witk some of the township Clerks in that county for the meagre character of the returns of births, marriages and deaths, made to the De- partment. We suppose the Municipal clerks invarialjty return all that are re- turned to them -and that is just about all they can do, for it would be unreason- able to expect township clerks to travel through the length and, breadth of • a township and.call et every house every few weeks, for theepurpose Of hunting up such information, when they are only al- lowed 10 cents for each registration. If theRegistration Act is to be properly en. forced, some other system of compelling medical men and others to give the requir- ed information to Division Registrars must be introduced. -An accident which, unfortunately, terminated fatally, occurred about two miles east of Berlin, on Tuesday morning last. On that morning Mr. NoahC. Shantz, an old and respected resident -of Waterloo township, was engaged in pull- ing down an old dwelling, the ground story of which was built of stones; the walls of this story he wished to raise by undermining the base. While doing so he was warned of his danger, to which he paid little heed. At last, when he HAM1YIET -In Walton, on July 21st, the wi e of Mr.' R. Hammett of a son. Camreene.-e-In Grey, on J uly 25th, the wife o Me. D. Campbell, of a son. TUNNs. In Ethel, on the 26 ult., the . wife f Mr. Gottleib Tunns, of a daugh er. DowNiE.---In Brussels, on the 26th ult., the we of M. Samuel Downie, of a daugh pr. HARRIS. ---I Morris, on the 30th ult., the w'fe o Mr. C. Harris, of a son MeNne -Itt Grey, on onday, Aug. 7th, he N;vife of Mr. Duncan McNair, of- a see . ANDERS her, In SVroxeter on Thursda the 10th i4ist., !the wife of Mr. Josep Ande son. of a sem MILLER A llth i et. Mic el of Ba fiel FULTON Si at the res by th ' R H. F lto son o Ge to Bib Hug in Toron e. MeL BO Dona Aged TIPLIN Eliza MARRIED. nneisl-At Bayfield, on the by ijev. Mr. Moffat, Mr. Tiller, to Sophia Ahrens all . I CLAI .-On te 15th inst., deride of the 'ride's father, v. David. Mitchell, Mr. II. , of Chicago, Illinois, eldest rge rlton, Eine., of Clinton, a, mirth dnughter of Mr. lair, late of H. M. Customs, D ATMS. Seaforth, on Aug. 3rd, cl, secpnl son of Mr. McLeod, lb years a d 11 months. In W n gham, ori the 2nd inst., th da g ter of Mr. J. Tipling, nton, aged. 14 years llett, on the 8th inst., ey, aged 8 years and forme 1y of 6 And 6 months. QUIGLEY: In Elizab 2 mont Qu TIE MARICBTS. SEAFORTH, Aug. -17, 1876. There is o m9eria1 change to note in either the Scaforth or Clinton markets, There is little or no produce of any kind coming un faumers being all busy with harvest. Itt a week or two grain Will commence to move and business will brighten up t We do not give quotations this week. INGERSOLL HEESE MARKET, At the Ingcrsi.1l cheese market on Tuesday, there W s rather more activity than usual and prices paid a ' little im- provement on e past few weeks. Twenty-three fa9toris offered 8,580 boxes.— 5.3 5 sol as follows: 2,200 at 8o, 485 at 8e, 700 at 81c, 2,000 at aver- age of 8ie, bcingseason's make -8c. for first ha- f of Au t, 81e. for 2nd doe Sc for September and 9c. for October make. Market quiet with a better attendance of shippers than usual, and no trouble to sell first-class goods LITTL FAL DAIRY MARKET. Cheese market at Little Falls is rather torpid on account of the warm weather. None but prime cheese i demand: in- ferior 1 ts not wanted at ny price; 5,500 cheese old at 91 to 9tc, but a couple of 1 factori s getting latter gnre ; average marke price 8c ; 91c, ost lots going for 9o. Less than 250 boxes of farm cheese bronght no to Sc. ' 111 M NTRE u 5 STOCKMARKET li. Ge1nitr ,i Aug. 15, 1876. maTrhkeertto.ewrt;y1,6 carloads of cattle o th ides several lots bel °ter from at week. These cattle wer nearly all 4epond an1 third class, er being scareie y a do n first class an mal eti the whole lot r1; th re are so few firs lass beef ttle co ing to mark t a resent thi,t It N•cholson, butch re o St. Ann's ui$rket, ha gone to Ch,icag Ito purch e a Oar ad. The sal t butchers wee not very numero no large, the eatir l4umber of cat le re 1 aMing ns Id ; th prices ranged fro $ to $4.75 er 100 11 s. P.0on1iz sol • t ree 1rst c ss heifers at $4.75 pe1r 111 $ ; .t1iey w ighed over 1,200 -lbs. 4ach h also sold wo lar'e fat cow e for 120 t e weg1zt o these owe was 2,750! lbs. h likeie eiold six head of steer e an h ifers in one 1.t for $310, o a out $4 50 per hundred ponnds . J. Hoppesolda air of very fine oxe f r $1515, and four st re for $61.25 leach f ur others ter $ 07, and four mor fo $ 00. Geo. De oon sold five stee fo 87; JamolEa in sold several hd o c ttle at abo t e ch. R. J. C llin 1 • : i ld te0 steers, eig ing 2,200 po nds r $90j. - Geo. rm rcing sold his load head, in, one Ipt, or $36 per he: • J . Dennis geld 14 h ad of small ca tle a 8 e ch. john • owden sold a 1 hi ttle $29 each; 8t very fine cattl fro icago arrived at Po nt St. Charles t -da &on to be Oil)• ed on the st ame alde sia , which ails to Glasgo 151 o : ve 4- h d of C lenge cattle o th : )h Meseirs. Barber & Si I, mon ; ad for sh meat on the steamer Mis s nlippl, lel' sails on the 16th J Watts a 4ou le decked car loa o 1. 1. hog anitaals from Seaforth. if1 T RONT0:LIVE STOCK MARKET The malket has plie d ring the past we man h s no been so Acti e ho oath r whiCh o er soli t Of he animas s rail /1 a 1. been well sup k, but the de e owing to th tes against the ipped on the ks the consunttio market. The rriv stern cattle marke considerable, ho ever lo cis of prime attic om St, Tioms, bought for T rket, weighing 1,325 pounds ea 75 per 100 pounds live weight at $4 25 • 2 $4 50 ; 3 loa ; 40 head, ave apiece; 1 ea 1,11,7, at 4te per p und riate, for. shipment, av t 62t ; and 3 loads $4 25. The eattl condition aboVe th n in good supply' ills halving come to ark etas 0. LS b 3 25; ay, well as he o mea in the local a s at the new W h e Been ery c mpriel in ca 11 ' loads averaging 1,06 a ; eraging 1,200, at e aging 1,16 , a 1 020, sold at c ws, vereiging 3 loads steers, e aging 1,00, a era gi ,120, at fa e -g erelly o a e. j p have be 0 can load : . 8, 8/37 agiII 10: vera She me t, for first-elasin $5 to $6 ; second • to $4 50 ; third-elafts, $3 to $3 Larc.bs w4re plentiful, all the pe g full, sell ng at, for first-class, o $4 • hird- INS ssuri ffice ies in for, ecortd-c!ase, $2 75 to $g lassl, $2 tit $2 r. RAIN OB. -The Agricultnral nee,Assodiatien of Canada. London, Ont. Over 40,00 forderand fast increasing. an. 1t, 1876, $223 071.50. The ener any r.C1 r aut omp ot be ate. larou y, and the artiehlarly, tas.Hamilton oriSe to act ny, jor on my behalf, and reap nsible ter his acts afte Further, that all of our p h HatrOn territory, (T embers of this ill please notic of Blyth, is n in any wny, f utu Hea pol pit utdi Co th Ion r th • sha th tro cke mith Goderich, Hullett, Mc illo Tome, Gey. Tumberry, Howie , an Vallate), Whose policies are About to e ire, as wel as those who appear een regIectcd by Mr. Hamilton, aite4 on, during Augnst, for re y m self or duly authorized ass' hen we hdpefully olicit a conti f thcir paet extended patronage. ove $600,000 haebeen paid by t ione r Company, in full,of claims. $50 00 depos'ind with Dominion Gtver ent for HAS. T. istri t urorl. 11 11 11 1 1 1 •1 hilla•e owe tan uan e rea is o • security lof policy holders. Donee, Box A, Owen Soun gent for Grey, Bruce a NS LVENT ACT OF 1478. n thd Matter of PHILIP VOLLMA an Intolvent. ..,-- HE nde signed hae received instructions fro th Ass pee to sell, by Public Auction, at t e eside co of the Insolvent, Sestorth, on „ SA U DAY, AUGUST 26, 176, At 1 'doe P. M. the following property, viz. One barr V machine and, appurtenances, wi h •atent righ tor the Town Of Seaforth foil Gree - ood's pate t barrel machine and 1 stave joint r. This lot ill be sold subject to a mortgage f r 800. ,. 161, 00 eitclinge, 28,500 Hoops, and 440 s t alf-b rrel Wings. Tgefhelrbsre76 e la.tter Will be sold subject to mo gi I Three- qu eter barrel of machine oil,' vice, 4 set h& -ba ed hoops, 1 writing desk, li. and anears 1 w el for running 1 grindstone, 1 nAn stone, 8 wh lbarr ws, 1 saw, set of wienche , chisels &e. oro bar, 1 shovel, 1 bolt hook, 1 lantert, 1 p r of rucks. oil cans, 20 cores sta e bolts, ,000 lnttexf tub, staves, 8,000 staves, 8O feet ofiltun , 6 cords short heading bolt, 80 s t i half b rrel our 4eading,11 pair of ha f -ba I cramp and aw, 1 horse, 1 buggy, 2 sets of ha nese, 1 ent er, 1 p ir of bob -sleighs, 1 wagon wi h Itch, dung oek, j k and curry comb. TE MS ash 1e1ow $100, above $1003 mont s credit on p evidin approved endorsed no es. J. P, BRINE, Aucti neer. S. G, Me -AUGHEY Ass gnee. 454 2 SHOE SH undecigne bege to )aotify the inh Seaf rth ankt surrounding count e ced business 1k4 SEAlFbRTH, the IShoP lext door to Pillman's Carriage toq, when he intends to carry on, EXPOSIT Rs. 5 NOTED FOR CHEAP AND GOOD GOODS. DAM c3-4mi) min G-Lo-vms 0. T-4 1\T MA MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH. GOOD VALUE IN KID GLOVES AT THE GOLDEN LION1 OGAN & JAMIESON. THE IIIONTREAL HOU-6 We hav , pleasuire in announcing that we lie fixed SATURDAY THE 5TH DAY OF AUCiUST, • TO COMMENCE OUR $T.TM1VIMIR., SA.T_JM, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR THREE WEEKS, 1 THE GOODS WILL BE OFFERED AT P THAT WILL . ENSyRE A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. ICES AS THE PUBLIC ARE SO WELL ACQUAINTED WITH OUR CHEA GOODS, ' ALL MARKED IN WE WIL ONLY QUOTE A FEW PRICES: Black and Color d Lusres from Twelve caul a IlaY cents.. Black, afful Color d Grenadines from, Fifteen cents. White, Striped a Z Checked Muslin*. Colored 11111,81ii2S r OM Seven cen,ts. All the SUMMer jDress Goods will be Offered at Desperately Low Pricek. Remnants of Pr ?2,ts aiul Dress Goods Very Cheap. Pairasols at Cost caul Under They Must be Clawed. BeautifulH Costuli es trimmed with Very Wide Heavy Lace—New. Frillings, Cufts arul Collars, Gloves, ,Hosiery, Lace Mitts mud &nalwas s in Great Variety, at GRIlATLY REDUCED PRICES. Shirtings, Summer Tweeds, Gentlemen's Summer Coats,- Rats ond Cap dc., at Prfces that will Clear them Out. Carpets in Tapestry, All Wool and Hemp. -Dundas Cotton, Yarns, White and Colored CaA:pet Warp, at Rock -- Bottom Pitices. DUNCAN & DUN(AN. TH13 CHEAP CASH GROCERY Fk BEST S bite that tBe hel C IN The Stoek Fl ST And by stri C&D re y on RE 458 F stcm S),()e Bus ne s ALL ITS BRANCHE having been parefally seleeted, none bat t CLASS WORKMEN EMPLOYED, t attention to lensinees, the Polfle getting good value for their reoney. AIRING dcme with Neatness and Divatch. J. J. SCOTT, . IS NOTED FOR TETE GARS I 1\T BUSINESS CIIIANCES* A SPLENDID Chane for a Livery Business. Apply to Boa 67, V11(11147 P. a, Bruce, Ont. 454*2 E STRAY STOCK. . PSTRA.Y SHEEP.--41ame into the premisee of -1--1 the undersigned, Lit 15, Con. 8, Meliillep, on or about the 15th of Jobe& Ewe and Lamb, The owner can have the same by proving property and paying charges. JOSEPH DENNIN, 452'14 'LOST OR FOUND. T.08T.—On or about the 20th of April last, s .1-1 Promissory Note for $78 58, -drawn by E. Mc- Manus, at 8 months, payable -at the Royal Can- adian Bank, Seaforth, =din favor of the =ler- signed. This is to forbid the negotiating of said note, as payment thereof has been stopped. AN- DREW GOVENLOCK. 454-1 AUCTION- -SALE. A UCTION SALE OE REAL PROPERTY,••-•* "" Mr. A. BISHOP hasbeen instructed by 17 r DAVID STRANG, to sell by Public Auction 70 Acres of Lot 28, Con.6, Usborne,on SATURDAY, Aug. 26, commencing at 2 o'clock P. M. The property consists of 70 acres of as good land as is in Usborne. Good frame house and barn, two never -failing -wells, good orchard, and tonvenient to church, school, post office and store. TERMS -Ten per cent. of the purchase money on the (ley of sale; $2,000 on or before the first of January, 1877, and the balance to suit purchaser at 7 per cent. For further particulars apply to the under- sig,ned. DAVID STRANG, Proprietor ; A. BISHOP, Auctioneer. 434 WANTED. OARETAKER WANTED. -For the Seaforth Public SchooL Services to commence August 16th. A.plieations, stating salary, to be left with the beeretary, WM. N. WATSON. 451 .x/rAN WANTED. -Wanted immediately, a good -''-'-steady man to drive team and do general. farm work. Good Alleges And steady employment. Ap- ply to JOHN BEATTIE. 448 TEACHERS WANTED. -Wanted. by the 16th -1- of August, two male school teachers holding second-class certificates, for Schools in Tucker - smith. Apply to WM. McCONNELL. Secretary Township-Sehool eeoard,Seaforth P. 0, 449 DRESSMAKING. (ISS BORLAND, Dress and Mantle Maker. Rooms over the Bank, Seaforth. N.B.-Ap- prentices wanted. 408 riliESSMAKING. -MISS QUINI.JA3I, Dress -R--/ Maker, Seaforth. Dressmaking -CIO= in all its branches in the rooms over Thos. Kidd's store. A good fit and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Ap- prentices Wanted iinmediately. 443 112;ISS BRYDON begs- to announce to the ladies 4 -V -L- of Seaforth that she has engaged rooms over Wm. Campbell's, to give inatrnations in the fol- lowing different branches, viz.: Inaba and. Fahey Sewing, Stitching, Braiding, Fitting, Embroider- ing, Crotchet Spatter Work, French and German Net Work, Feench Wool Work, Cutting and Fit- ting, Hair Work iu all styles. Cutting and 'Fitting done at the rooms. Ladies can see Miss Brydon at the rooms to arrange for their girls to take instructions. Apprentices wanted. Hours from 9 A. M. until 41'. 31. 452*4 SPECIFIC ARTICLES. (-4jEDAR POSTS FOR SALE. -For Sale Cheap 1--1 a quantity of good cedar fence posts. Apply at the Exrcennen Office, Seaforth. 448 aREEN FEED FOR SALE. --Splendid Crop of Peas and Oats five hundred weight or $2. Apply to THOMAS DARWIN. Seaforth. 451 NTOTIOE TO BUILDERS. -Any person want- -41 ing Sand, Gravel or Stones, Call leave their orders at THOS. LEE'S Groceryeand it will be de- livered on the shortest notice. THOMAS CUR - RIE. _488 'MEW THRESHING- MACHINE. -The subserl- -1-1 • ber takes this opportunity of thanking the - farmers of Hay, Stephen and Usborne for the liberal patronage bestowed upon hint during the past six years in the threshing bueinces, emit. would also inform them that he has purchased a new Glasgow & McPherson (Clhaten) machine, and therefore will be betterable than ever to give satisfaction. Your orders are solicited. CICERO ALDWORTH.• 452-4 BOK SALE OK TO LET. TO LET. -Six Upper Rooms. Apply to ED- , "L" WARD CASH, Ses.forth. 446 TTOU SE TO LET. -To Let, that roost eomfort- -Lel- able and well siturtted brick hones, and four lots on Huron street, with hard and soft water, and every convenience necessary. Apnly T, - STEPHENS, British Hotel, Seafortla. 421 OHOICE 13TJILDING LOT FOR SALE. -For ‘--) sale cheap, a -corner Lot in Sperling's sarvey, on John Street, Seaforth, 10 minutes' walk of the huffiness part of the town. Apply to WILLSON & SCOTT, MURiCDtalerBi Seafer4h.447 - ARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, 8.1 Lc t 27, Cal. "L 4, Monis; 99 acme, 85 cleared and in the beat eta te of cultivation ; balance good hardwood bn sh ; a good bearing orchard; buildings good, Jog house, flame barn 40x87, frame eteble and she 301.62. Also north half of north half of lot .26, Con. 6, Morris, 50 acres, all bush : possession at a ny time. Apply to ALEX. STEWedtT:3Icr- rig 13russels P. 0., or to C. B. COOPER, Bruseeiff P. '0 P.O. 454,3 TTO USE TO LET. -To Let, by the . 'nese for month, a large and comfortable da-ellinl house, with stabling, &e.; a large garden and crop, with a quantity of bearing fruit trees; the - present crop can be had at a reasonableva:uation. Tho piemises are Situated within 20 3:ode-Jet the r airway st talon rent moderate, and ,4-ninediate possession given. For further particulletn3 apply - to tho proprietor, JAMES ST. SOHN,a or to T. WHITESIDE, Storekeeper. 454-4 QTORE AND DWELLING HOUSE Eon SALE. 1-1 -For sale, or will be rented, in Chieelhurst, a large frame store v;ith conafortable dwelling in connection, together -with a quarter acre liet. This is in the centre of a thriving agrienittn-al teuntry, and is an excellent stand for a country store. The post °thee le in conneetion with tLe gore. Terms easy. For partieulara apply tc the ro- • prietor on tho premises or to Chiselhuret P. 0. WILLIAM MOORE. THE SENECA WHEAT., THE BEST AND SUREST e EED WHEAT IN THE 'MALI: ET. ATM. REFILL, Feaferth,lete on her, erd fee. " sale, in Seaforth, any quantite of tele excellent wheat suitable for seed. Tiel, tiee only variety of wheat that gives a gad yield ti.is season, and is highly recommended by 1 eth - lers and fanners. Send in your ordere earIL• ea TEAS AND COFFEES WM. REH1LL Steefeelle, 4t4 [INSOLVENT ACT 0.F 1875. T 0 777 1\T_ THE BEST G1ROCERIES THE MARKET CAN ) PRODUCE ARE T BE HAD AT THE CHEAP CASH GROCER! ln the Matter of PHILIP V01.1241.A1, an 1,nsolvent T SAMUEL GLYN lleCA'OGHEY0.-1 Tewn -La of Seaforth, in the County of line lean been appointed AESifplee in this matte:. Creditora whohave -not already filed tLeie eite7aas .s.re requested to file their claims beloee in one month. S. G. MeCAUGHEY)):413.cr, Seaforth, August 16, 1876. 4;74-4 .At th a allest Possible Advance oxi.Cost INSOLVENT ACT OF 1875. 171 tke, Matter of Walia'17L lkie;"// Insolvent. • Fairle is Cutting Prices Close. Give Him a Trial'i 1 , i Ten po unde of Good -Tea for .S.2 60 -this Tea is good value, don't deepise it becausejit is so cheap. Teas put up in 5 or 10 ound packages as cheap as can be got either in Toronto or London. All Teas bon ght from me naranteed to be as represented or money refunded. Patronize your own towtt, do n't send your CASH to re foreign market when you can do as well if not better at notae. 1 I 1 FLO FREE DELIVE 1 R, FEED AND PROVISIONS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 3. FAIRLEY 8eaforth, erg NOTICE TO DEBTOR. ALL Parties indebted to the Estate e the above-named Insolvent, are requested ee ;ay np within BO days or their aceount will be Pitted - ill Knit without ftirther notice. I have atr.,:eerized Marten to receive the HOMO and grant eeceipte OT it ean be remitted Lo ray address, SeafeethP.O. JOHN 13, POUTEB, Aze.gnee. • Seaforth, July 12,1276. — 450-4 HORSES WANTED. WANTED . -TWO CAII LOADS of- " good sound horses weighing net less than tioo, pounds each, for sr Wel the higheet market priSeWiU bepaid. ApplytoGEOBGE LE01-30 T Ott, at BOSE'S llote1 inesfoeth. 4t7