The Huron Expositor, 1876-09-08, Page 5He might as
gate posts of
- The lists
ew onesehad
he township
about $20.
an for such
at the time
he was mak-
e efforts to
re of his foot
ticipality so
office next
consequent
een so great
to such an
int for the
ENIEWER,
another cora-
Bayfield.
conecil of
model"
tprotgru SCHOOL Prc-N
Lee it ottr tin . The anus.
• al picnic of the Sabbath l• ool- in coo.
neation with the Presbye :an (Union)
congregation of Bayfield, -er the charge
:hibition of of Rev. Mr. Russel, was held on Friday
ociety will : Sept 1. The place selected was Middle,
Vednesday, ton's Point, which is well adapted for
money will such gatheringa, and quite close to tge
:ive stock, • village, The morning was cloudy and
esual art i- threatening, but the arrangements were
al exhilais gone forward with, and by 12 o'clock
everything was in readiness and a large
ne between number of people on the ground8. ne
the silver tables presented a beautiful appearance
[played on and. the energy and taste of the.ladies in
ie -grounds charge were loudly praised. One lain-
•5erice of dred and twenty-five children sat down
ie did not to the first table, and it is estimated that
ancount of nearly 500 people were present., Atter
tit of both all had partaken of the good things' pro.,
tars, they vided for them, many repaired to the
ars m the speakers stand. Wm. Heil, Esq.y was
r, but to celled upon to preside and discharged his
y of bath duties in a very happy manner. Brief
arge score appropriate addresses were delivered by
'aulin, of Rev. Messrs. Jamison, Broly, Danby,
to the en- , Yokezn, and. by Mr. Amason of the
lib& The Freuch and Euglieh Presbyterian Mie-
n visiting sion of Etrysdales and Grand Bend. The
ell pleased children and teachers -ander the superin-
hey were tendence,of Mr. Stanbury and Mr. An-
luh. The derson, sang a selection of hymns which
r .team in T addedgreatly to the pleasures of the day.
Found. the Swings were provided for the children,
r in print ! and a programme of foot races was, drawn
f making out, into which sport the boys entered
in fixture most heartily. Although the day was
, quite cold, very few left until after five
A o'clock, and all, especially the young,
a n seemed to feel that they had spent a
LI happy da,y. The school is in a, hearty
condition there is an average attendance
o ,
0 2 of 50 scholars, with a staff of 10 teaehers
3 3 who manifeat the deepest interest in the
ggood work they have undertaken.
1 4 '
E.,PTE:s(iBEit 8, 187
linnuftwommi
school section No. 1, $400 ; 8ChOOI8_
tion No. 2, $770; school section ate.7
$490 ;sol,,1001 section No
N . 4, $445 ; school
section o. 5, $748 20 ; school section
No. 6, $700 ; school section No. 7, g475
school section No. 8, 8675 ; school setli.
tion No. 9, $630 00; scitool see.
tion U 5, 8300 96; school section R 0 8,
g487 ; total for schools,.$6,121 16; nee
tion carried. The by-law was the read
and passed. Moved by Mr. Britton,
seconded by Mr. Howson, that the peth
tion of Jae. Stanley and others be grant-
ed, and that the sum of $15 be granted
to Mrs. Buckle, an old and indigeat per-
son -Carried. The Council was then,
adjourned to meet again at Londetboro
. on October 2.1.
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and the
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roached
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his ;old
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bitaatts ,
the in- •
lamity. .
trussels
lace on
d 15th .
uccess.
now in
Walton.
BA sE BALL. -On Saturday last the
- True Blues -of Walt on played a friendly
, game of base ball with the Haymakers
of Irishtown, on, the grounds ,pf the
• latter,. At the ew.1 of the seventh in-
nings when the game closed, the score
stood 63 to 25 in favor of the TrueBlues.
, A zeturn match will probably be played
before long.
NEARLY A FIRE. -The house occupied
, by Mr. Wm. Mitchell of this place caught
' fire on Monday last. Iwas caused by
t
a little boy dropping liglatecl matches
dawn between the platform and th.e
building. .Assistance was rendered and
! the tire quenched before it made .any
! headway.
I Gaescs PLOW TET.. -A test of • gang
' plotts took place on Friday afternoon
' last on the farm af Mr. ,John Sellars,
Walton. Three plows entered for com-
petition, viz : A cast-iron frame plow
. by J. Nepper of Seaforth; a cast-iron,
- frame plow by Mr. Wilson of Brussels,
and a wrought iron frame by Mr. Wilson
: of Brussels. The plows were, thoroughly
tested, first itt pea ground and then ia
oat stubble. The ground with the ex-
ception of being too dry was in goocl
order, and excellent work was made by
all the, implements. The judges had
considerable difficulty in deciding which
was really the best, but ultimately
awarded ethe first prize to the Seaforth
cast-iron frame, the second to the Brus-
sels cast-iron frame and the third to the
Brussels wrought -iron frame. So far as
the work done was concerned there was
scarcely any perceptible difference but
w
the Seaforth plowas consiclera the
best adapted for stubble land, as the
space between the wheel and the shears
was about two inches wider in it than op
any of the others and was consequentl
considered less liable to choke. We al•
informed that Mr. Nopper sold fair ef
his plows an the ground. We did
not learn whether or not Mr. Wilson I
made any sales. There was quite a large
attendance of spectators and. a very ,
lively interest seemed to be manifested
in the working of the several plows. The
following gentlemen a,eted as judges :
John Mowbray, McKillop' - Wm. Little.
Morris, and John -Ritchie, Grey.
GOderiCh.
CrEam THE sroNAL.1
E.oncert FoR THE CENTP,AL. ----Thos. Moore,who
Star criminally assaulted. a -little girl in Col-
der of borne, ancl Joshua Farr, who obtained
inaday mone–
y under false pretences, in Grey,
raronte were removed. to the -Central Prison on
d, seats Wednesday last.
.Little, AGED] COUPLE . -On Tuesday last
a marriage was solemnized in town, in
ynn, which. the ages of the bride and bride--
alauce ' groom summed a total of 130 years, the
h acre, bride being 64 years old and the bride -
dames groom Ga. May they see many haPPY
the - days yet.
Turn-. INseet E. -Last week another unfortum
all, to ' ate nanied Rooney was brought from
.rames . Brussels, for confinement in the jail at
ess GoderichHe was an old man of about
Mr. 70 years, harraless, but without friends,
e and and his body bore bruises caeised by boys
rch at who pelted hina with stones.
SE RENA DE8.-011 Wednesday evening
the Silver Cornet Band serenaded Mr.
Secord, lumber merchant, and Mr. E.
Runciman. On Friday evenhag a similar
honor was paid to Sheriff Gibbons. In
each instance the mueicians were hospit-
ably entertained, and liberal donations
of cash made to the band.
THE FIffEftIES.--The shipments of
iish from Goderich last week onlyanaount-
ed to 25000 pounds, operations here hav-
ing been suspended. The fishermen nave
been making preparations to visit the
Fishing islands, and it is expected they
will alt leave this week. Mr. Jas. Alit"
chen shipped to Brussels during last
week, 2,40u pounds of salt fish.
AssesonT AND BORBERY.-On TuesdaY
forenoon Douglas Smithson and Michael
Markey were brought before Judge Toms
on a charge ef assaulting and robbing
Luke Kelly, of Harpurheye in Seaforth
on Wednesday gvening, Aug. 30111, and
elected to be tried before the Judge on
Friday next. From the information laid,
it appears that Kelly wait returning hon2,e
from werk on the evening mentionea,
and he stopped and seated himself in
front of Markey's hotel, and there be
met
All
°ruler
hdi by
itton,
;
Vey.
from
. Sera-
:/` for
5 fur
ples,
1 11 ;
• gra-
r the
tried.
d. by
oared
, and
ty itt
for
ur-
s in
three
for
SEPTEMBER 8 1876.
;net Markey, Smithson and some other
persoos whom he (lid not know. Kelly
bought a pint of whiskey and treated all
genas. At about 10 o'clock he prepared
to start home, when he was seized by
Smithson and two other men whom he
did not know, forced into the back part
ef the stable, and while Smithson and
one of the strangers held him the third
person rifled his pockets, searched hiti
elothing, even pulling off his socks and
boots to be sure that he had no money
concealed about him. 'They secured only
.65 cents,when they let him go after he had
been considerably abused. Markey was
standing by all the time, but offered no
interferenee. Both prisoners are har
.cases.
Clinton.
[FRoNt THE NEW ERA.]
BASE BALL.-The'recuniseh Base Ba
.Club of London have arranged to give a
-exhibition game in Clinton in a few days.
EGGS FOR ENGLAND.—Stimulated b
the success of a Seaforth merchant, w
understand it is the intention of Messrs.
Ross & Lee, of Clinton to send a quant
ity of eggs to England,
IMPORTED HORSE, -Mr. , J. ,Bell, o
Londesboro, who had been spending som
time in the old country,. returned lasti
week, bringing with him from Scotland,
a fine heavy draught stallion' which wil
doubtleis increase the high • reputatio
this county has earned of producing the
hest stock in Ole Province,
ACCIDENT. -A few days since, Mr.
John Mulley met with an accident whic
came very near costing him his life. 11
was at work in a 40 foot wellgmakin
some repairs, when a pump log becam
detached from above and. fell to the bot
tom, grazing his head, and strikin.
him on the foot, which is very badl
bruised,
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'('N CIL EETIN C. -The Council me
at Chambers' Temperance House on th
2nd. inst. Memberae all present.
nuniqr of accounts for contracts &c
were) presented, examined, and ordere
to be paid. The collector presented -hi
bonds, secured by twit freeholders fo
the approval of the council, when it wa
moved by Alex. Kerr, seconded by Wm.
Itrieve, that the collector's bonds -as no
presented be accepted. -Carried. Move
by Alexaoder Kerr, seconded by Wm
Grieve, that the clerk be instructed to
ascertain the total amount of interest
accruing from the Municipal Loan Fund
surplus appropriation received, and len
out to different parties. Said amount o
interest to be apportioned by Mr. Dewa
the inspector, to each respective Schoo
Section and Union Section in the town
ship in accordance with the by-law rela
tive thereto. -Carried The next meet
ing of the Council will take place a
Davis's Hotel on the first Saturday i
October next.
Kippen.
FIRE. -About ten o'clock last night?
th inst, the barn on the farm of Mr. C.
McLeod on the London Road, about on
ancl a quarter miles from Kippen, to-
gether with its contents which consiste
of the whole crop, grain and fodder'of
Mr. McNeil, who has the farm rented
with agricultural implements and
threshing machine belonging to M
Smith of Stanley. The building wa
insured, but the contents will be an en-
tire loss. The origin of the fire is u
known but thpught to be the work of a
incendiary.
Carronbrook.
ExcuRSION.-The excursion to Gode
ich on Wednesday last, which was got
up by the merchants of this place, was
grand success, over 1,200 people par
tieipating in the benefits of a cheap rid
The Mitchell Brass Band accompanied
the excursion, and enlivened the journey
with appropriate music. There were
also excursions on the lake, which were
taken advantage of by most of the
pleasure -seekers. About 7 o'clock the
excursionists returned, after havink
spent a pleasant time enjoying the breezT
of Lake Huron.
Stanley.
THE FALL SHOW. - The annual fail
show of the Stanley Branch Agricultural
Society will be held at Bayfield on Thure-
,
day, October 12th.
Huron Notes.
Plums are selling at $1.50 a bushel
ha Brussels. The crop will be a rather
small one.
-Mr. P. Diamond and family have re-
turned to Wingham, where they intend
to reside in future. -
-Mr. James Mooney, of Brussels, re-
turned to Detroit Medical College last
week, where he will continue his studies.
Mr. Jas. Smith, of Turnberry, a hale
old widower of 66 summers, fast week
led to the hymenial altar Mrs. Mary Hall,
of Morris township, a ladyewhose lease Of
life has already extended over half a cen-
tury.
-The house of Mr. Robert Baird, Con.
12, West hVawanosh, took fire from the
stove pipe on .ugust 24. A portion Of
the roof was estroyed, but the flames
were extinguiied before any great'clam-
age was done.
-The trottinginare of Mr. Thos. Hall,
Brussels, got one of its fore feet into the
pipehole of a stove the other day, cutting
its leg both above and below the fetlock.
We hope it will be all right again before
the Brussels races.
-Mr. Jas. Somerville, of Lu cknow, has
gone to the Centennial. He intends
visiting the Elmira Water Cure establish-
naent during his absence, to endeavor to
getsome permanent relief for his throat
which has seriously troubled him . for
years.
-The Presbyterians of Ashfield station
are building a new frame chureh, four
miles from Belfast, and it is expected the
building will be opened for divine worship
in the course of five weeks. This is one of
ereh.
thestationsbelonging to Dungannon
-The hub and bending factory belong-
ing to Mr. Jas. McNab, of Exeter, with
all the lumber, &c„ was burned on Sat-
urday, at noon. The roof of an unoccu-
pied dwelling house was also burned off.
The fire originated from the engine -house.
Loss heavy; no insurance. •
--During the free exhibition by Prof.
Pratt, in Winghana, the. horse educator,
the seats in the tent, on which were
about 50 people, gave way and fell to the
ground. Fortunately no one was hurt
except Inspector Yates, who received a
slight cut above the left eye.
. -On Saturday morning ast the stable
and contents, as well as s me stacks of
grain, belonging to Wm. Jrindley, Ben -
miller road, Colborne, wercj destroyed by
fire. A horse, belonging t4 Mr. Richard
Miller, which was in th stable, was
burned,. and a wagon, plou In and other
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E HURON EXPOSITOR:
imp ernents were destroyed. There is
,
said to have originated from some person
MO Mg in the stable. We have not
bee informed of the extent of the loss,
whi h is heavy; no i urance. Another
:i
ace sunt is given of th origin of thei fire,
whi h is that it resuld through the sea-
son' 'crop having been put into thebarn
whe too green. 1
-Western Star Lo ge, No. 149, Inde-
pendent Order of 0d41 Fellows, purpose
hol • ing their second annual concert in
the own Hall, Brus els, on Thuraday,
Sp. 146, when an entertainment of
unu ual merit may b expected. A.ma-
tep s of talent have b en engaged from a
dist ace, including M stirs. Kennedy and
Lee of Brantford, Cli e Brothers and the
Q6a tette Club, of Se forth.
.111t [cultural Exhil•I Ione; for 1876
vineial Exhibition, 1amUton, Sept, 18, 19,
20 2 nd 22.
6W tern Fair, London, fRipt.25, 26, 27, 28, and 29.
e Exhibition, Guelph, Oct. 2, 8, 4 Ind 5.
So th Biding Hnron, Exeter, Oct. 5 and 61
W st Riding Enron, S ith's Hill, Se t. 27
and 8.1 ,
Eitet Riding Huron, Bra eels, Oct. 10 an 11.
E Ilett Branch, Clinton, Oct. 8 and 4.
rris Branch. Blyth, Oct. 12 and 18.
Mi ehell, Sept.21 and 22,
towell, Sept. 26 and 07.
• rriberry liranchat Wingham, on Sept. 29.
y Branch, at Zurich, bn October 8 and
ir.ckeremith Branch, at Seaforth, on 0 tober
9 g 10.
Friw ck, at Gorrie, on Oct. 3.
W cgfeter, at Wroxeter, cn Oct. 4.
bert Branch, at Staff, on Tneeday, o9t. 8.
t nleyI
,Branch at Bayil Id on Thursday,
S LE. -In Wroxeter, on Sept, 1, the
w'fe of Dr. Smale, cif a daughter.,
HA 'ALTON. -In WroXeter, on Sept. 4,
t. e wife of Mr. Dayid Hamilton, of a
sin. 1 -
Bit tots-. -At Staffa, on Sept. 2, the, wife ,
o EC W. Brown, of a daughter.
Mc I E0D.-In Seaforth, on Sept. 4, the
w4e of Mr. Peter McLeod, •of a sop.
Beni or. -In Brussels; on Aug. 25, the
w4e of Mr. Robt. Elliott, of a (laugh-
. tzr.
STA K. -At Walton, on Aug. 24 the
w'fe of Mr. John Str1, ore, son.
Mc 'RAE. -In Morris,j on Aug. 21, the
w fe of Mr. Donald Mcorae, of a mon.
Mc annnaneo-In Gr y, on Aug. 26, the
w'fe of Mr. Dtmcanl McLauchlin, of a
s n
J)RNE - BRUCE. At the North
ethodist Church, !Goderich, on Aug.
, by Rev. Dr. Ure, J. H. Colborne,.
11Iiss Nellie Bruce? beth of Goderich.
st!--Wanshait.---On Aug. 30, byRev-
Sieveright, Mr. Robert Givin, car,
nter, to Miss Margaret W ebster
th of Goderich.
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CURRELL.-In Goderich, onAug.
i.
, by Rev. R. Ure, D. D. Mr. enry
y, to Miss Mary Ann durrell, 11 of
deri ch. i
r - HAGGART.- n Goderich; on
Sept. 5, by Rev. James Sieveright
Mr.', Samuel Hart, ToWnship of Col-
borne, to Mrs. Sarah thwart, of
Clinton.
Aretais-MeIN TOSEL -At Wroxeter, On
Sept. 1, by Rev. G. Brown, Mr. Albert
A. Adams, to Miss Margaret McIn-
tosh, both of Turn±rry.
HODGSON-GREEN.- t Wroxeter, on
Sept. 6, by Rev.} G. Brown, Mr., Jas.
Taylor Hodgson; to I Miss Harriet
Green, both of Cuirass.
-
DEATHS.
KYLE. -In Seaforth, on the 6th inst.,
Ann, infant daughter of Mr. (lames
Kyte, aged 2 months and 6 days.
Cnown-In McKillopt on the 1st inst.,
Jane, foUrth daughter of Mr. H. B.
Clow, aged 2 years and 3 month.
Cnuc_hs. In Godericlh, on the•29th ult.,
Mary Elizabeth, only daughter Of Mr.
Henry °Incas, aged. ten months.
PATTON .-In Goderich on 29th August,
Marg ar t Patton, idow of t he late
Patrick Patton, of Goderich township,
aged 87 years.
Davh-In Clinton, on Aug. 30, of itt-
ilamma ion, John Day, Sr„late of Erith,
Kent, 1ng1and, in he 65th year of his
age.
ALMONTE. At Wroxetea, on Sept. 1,
the infa t son of Mr. Almonte.
WORTHINOTON .-At Wroxeter, On Sept.
2, at th residence of her brot er-m-
law, Mr W. Small, Ada, fourth daugh-
ter of A. Worthington, NI, D.,
Clinton aged 18 years and 23 days.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat, per bushel. 0 80 to
Oats per busbel. ,,,,... 0 30 to
Peas per broehei . 0 60 to
Barley per hnshel , .. .. 0 50 to
Eutter, No . , Loose ... ... 0 16 to
Eggs ' 0 10 to
Flour, per b el ... 550 to
Hay ,4 . 7 00 to
Hides. . ,. !. „ .. • 3 00 to
Sheep skins, ]. .. 0 30 to
Salt (tetailiper barrel• ...
E alt (wholeiiale) per batrei .... .. •
Potatoes, per bushel 0 40 to
Oatmeal %' brl
Wood.I
Apple, per bushel
Plums
THE MARKETS-
SEAF BTIE, Ang. 81, 1876.
0 80 to 095
0 95
O 82
0 61
0 55
0 18
0 11
000
8 00
El 50
100
0 65
060
O 40
. 0 00 to 550
2 00 to 250
0 40 to 050
1 00 to 125
0 NT
Fall Whes,tiper bushel..
Spring Wheat, perbushel .
Oats, per heishel
l
3attseler
Barley, per bushel...
shel
Bi
Pothatces
Eggs
Hay, tier ton,
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MOTICE.I-Alay person ha ing articled which
-LI Were saved from the 1at fire, and which do
not belong to them, will pleae communicate with
Mrs.]Whitney, as severeart cles suchae carpets,
tinwpre and honeehold linrniture were removed
from ler Premises and can not now be „found.
MRS.: WHITNEY. 1 ' 457
STRAY SOW PIG. -Carne into the premises
lot the undersigned, Lot 8, Concession 3,11c-
Si11op, on or about Angnst 20th, a white Bow pig
the owner is requested! to prove property, pay
charges and take her away; if not claimed within
one month from this date she will be sold to pay
expenses. HENRY PEDREW. 45744
Ang. 81, 1876.
0 85 0 0 95
0 85 0 0 95
Q,29 0080
0 50 0 0 62
0 61 g 062
0 15 0 016
040@050
010 6 010
70O 6 900
NOTICE. -The parties w o were seen carrying
away books saved ron our building on the
morning of the fire, thcltjdlng 40 voltimes of
Chambers' Encyclopedie, wijl plesee return them
at once and save further tro ble, or leave word at
Trod EXPOSITOR OFFICE, Seafoith. D. Me-
REGOB & SON. 1 457-2
1
1VIAITLAND BANE CEMETERY. -A Public
'LLI" 1 , Auction will be held on the Ground ,weath-
er permitting, OD MO/DA, SEPTE31.ER 25,
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The Lots will be
put I up at an upset price and sold to the highest
bidder, All who desire to di !Atkin a nice 13 nrying
gronnd should make !Ise !of the opportunity.
Particulars at time of We. 1 W. HILL, Secretary
of Committee. i 457
VOTICE TO DEBTOR. -Witham Grassie,
'LI ea forth, desires to lotly an those whb should
have paid him their notes d accounts list win-
ter that they must pay the xine on or before the
Firet of October, next, ortlley will be sued with-
out fail, and irrespectiie of persons. Mr. Graseie
having been burned out he roust have thiti Money
in Order to enable him to start hneineee again.
WILLLBM GR1.138IL 1 07-4
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SP CIVIC 4 TICLE10.
THRESH' G MACHIN
-I- pale at ne-third of th
a Separator Threshing Ma
all Complet ; apply to
Seaforth.
FOR SALE. - For
regular selling price,
bine and Horse Power
ILLSON et SCOTT,
457
TIRESS 'MODELS FOR
has in her possession
ame du Lon e's Patent Dee
This Bystelm is the beet
brought int� Seaforth. Fa
given upon pplying at MIS
Making Boo 'is, over T. Kid
ALE. -Mies Quinlan
he right to sell Mad -i
s Model or Pattern
that hoe ever been
1 instructions will be
QUINLAN'S Drees.
's store, Seaforth.457
CIARD OF
NJ sires to
zeros of Seaf
his property
the efforts o
ure the all
nese is duly
THANKS. -W
etnrn his wa
rth for their
on the occasio
hie frieods he
t loss he nista
ppreciated.
HANKS.
. CAMPBELL de.,
est thanks to the citie
oble efforts to save
of the late fire. To
owes in great memo]
ned, and their kind -
457
OARD OE THANES. -
sire to hank their nn
valuable aid rendered them
On tbe owl ion of the late
to inform t eir customers t
bheinees as oon as they ea
iees. They iope to be in a
particulars iiext week. T
the mean tfuo, in the stor
drng store, cpposlte the Ma
MAN BROTHERS.
offman Brothers de -I
erects friends for the]
in saving their goodid
Ire. They also wishl
at they will ragtime]
get suitable prem-]
position to give fulli
y can be found, in
adjoining Lumoden're
sion Hotel. HOFF= i
457-11
FOR SALE 0
'ROOMS 0 RENT. -M
numbe of comfortabl
to rent. Ap ly at once to
Seaforth.
TO LET.
0. P. Markey has a]
rooms over her store!
MRS. P. MARKEY, .
457-2h
IQ owns To RENT. -To
Seaforth, over Johneo
number of comfortable roo
C. MEYER Barrister, or
purhey.
ent in Meyer's block,
'8 hardware store, a
e. Apply to H. W.
o L. MEYER, Ear -
457,
ale, Let No.24, Con
7 acres, more or less,
11 fenced, and in a'
balance is well tim
rn and stable, and
stone cellar, kitchen,
veniences. A never-
aring orchard. Is 2
n and 4 miles from
dtng to each place.
rna P.O. THOMA S
4134i
SALE. -Being cora.!
eld Concession, town -1
g of 84 acres, 1,0 of;
ood state of cu1t1va-1
•eeded to grate ; the!
are beech and maple,
, being ot. firet-rateg
cedar; there is a good
er useful bnildinge
rchard containing 1251
er-failing creek; the]
the rising village ofi
or on the premises.!
For further par4t5ic7:7-:
-maim Fop. SALE, -For
1, Stanley, containing
80 of which are cleared, w
state of goo cultivation, th
bared. The e is a frame b
good new Ir lg. e house with
wood shed a id all other co
failing well and a good b
milee from rucefield Stitt'
Clinton. A gravel road le
Apply to th proprietor at V
PE' AREN.
VALUAB E FA_RM FO
• posed of Lot No. 7, Bay
ship of G derich, consift
which are c eared and in a
tion, and n arly all of it
remaining acres of bush
nnculled aid very valuabl
quality; a 1 ge quantity o
frame bone and some ot
also a good young bearing
trees, a goo1 well and a ne
farm Is abo t 2 miles from
Bayfield, Co nty of Huron
lace apply to the proprie
JOHN EA LESON.
IISUELL
NEOUS.
TANTE
✓ Pant
work. HO
aIRLS
v -h4 Girls as
nese. Appl
rison's Gro
.-Two Good
Maker. Go
GINS & PAY,
oat Bakers and one;
celinton. 45743g
wages and steadyi
ANTED. --Wanted immediately, 121
apprentices to the Dressmaking busio
y to MISS ANDERSON, over M. Mor-!
ery store, Seatcirth. 457431
•
WOTICE.-A meeting of the License Commis -i
41 goner for South Hurpn will beheld at the;
Coramercia Hotel, Seafoirtli, on Wednesday,1
September l3th, at the honr of 11 o'cloek A, M.
EDWARD CASH, Chairmln. 457,
s
AT THE
G LDEN LION.
LO6 N & JAMIE,SON
SEAFORTINJ.
GRE T B RGAINS
—IN—
GO
AT THE
13E1•T 1.4I01•T
N & JAMIESO
SEAFORTH.
GREAT BARGAIN$
AT HE '
JAMIESOT,
liAFoRTH•
1876
SMA.P
DUNCAN
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1876
ARE jINOW
NEW COOD4 AT THE 777.
TWENTY-TWO PAICKAGES Netz Via Goods
opened this week !at the 777, c mpriding the
pLaritceessttNhacitvewitimeet emof pteD eSoier tuo, tanydlamagrelsgeduanat.
tities. 1
PRICES
Otasperyard.otYack Resoirsible These Goods at AO
um
Useful, Plain and dieeke.4iSerge8, in Greys and
Browns, at 15 cents bnd 20 centper yard.
One Case Plain artd!Twilled Dreg* Goods, in all
the New Colorings, Checks, Mai& and Stripee
from 25 cents to 40, cents per yard.
OUR WINCEYS
The Lamest and Cheapest Lot ever E1309112 in
Plain and Fancy Good); from S cents peryard, or
14 yards for One Ooltar.
PRINTS.
Very best Amerfean Standard i'rinte ftenia 5,
to 9 conts per yardd
CARPETS.
16 Pieces All Wech and Union Carpets, tilrect
from the manufacturtir, from 37'.1-, Cents peryard.
RECEIV1NGAND OPENING 0 UT Fall Stock in Bro .;13 Duets, 6rey Zottons,
White Cottons, at our !usual Low PrIces.
1
A. (4.. McDOUGALL & Co.
Cash paid for any quantity of good dairy Butter.
ONE OF THE LA
STAPLE AND FA
HATS
GEST STOCKS OF
CY DRY GOODS,
LOTHING, BOOITS AND SHOES,
AND
CAPS, GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
AND. GR
CERIES,_
THAT HAS EVER BEEN PLACED IN SEAFORTH
AND AT GREATLY1 REDUCED PRICES.
MONDAY being the usual time
for the .EXPOSITOR, and being
MONDAY MORNING'S FIRE,
ADVERTISEMEN
or us to Write
interested in the
we had not time
AUCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE
HOTEL AND 1 -OWN PROPERTY.
Situated in the Bet Bus'ines8 Part.
of 4eaforth.
TR. J. P. BRINE has been instinoted by Mr.
•"4- SIMON POWELL to sell by Public Auction
on the premises on 1
TUESDAY,.
SEVTEMBER 19, 1876
At the hour of2 o'cloes P, M., that 'valuable prop-
ei.y known ae Powell', Ilotel, situated in the cen-
tre of the business part of Seafortbi. TheLot has
a frontage of 60 teet,Ithe building is large and
e0113131odioni and has attached to tt all necessary
outbuildings; elso the lot immediately opposite
the hotel ou whith isle large stable and sheas;
and a splendid building lot opposite the residence
of Mr Coventry:
Terms made knowii on day of sale, or prev-
ionely on application to the Auctioneer or Pro-
111-ieS. POWELL; Proprietor.
J.t17.
.BRINE, Auctibneer.
HENRY WARD1
M II.
Will deliver IWO BECTUBES in the NEW
LB:ILL SHED, 1
LONDON,
During the FAIR wann., as follows TUES-
DAY, SEPT. 28- Subject, "MINISTRY OF
WEALTH ;" NVBDNESDAY, Sept. 27 -Subject,
"COMMON SENSE."
Ileserred Seats, $1; Unreserved, 50e. Doors
open at 7; Lecture at o'clock. ]
Ticket °Mee, Colw011's music Store, Dundas
Street, London.. Parties should secure seats for
either or bothLectures at once, exit is expected
all the reserved seats Will be taken 'up long before
the dates. Application by letter -with remittance
will receive prompt attention. Seats will be al-
lotted strictly in the "-der as applications are re-
ceived. 457-3
KINPURK
CARD Of THANKS.
jWOULD beg leavo to return thvArg to niY
numerous customers for their liberal patron-
age in the past, and wouN solicit re continuance
of the same. Ihave received a Large and well
selected Stock of 1
Dry G9od8, Grocerie8, Gia88aiteZ Crock-
erY Ware.
I Have alsoa Well Seleeted
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
From one of the Best ;Houses in up trade.
Hardware, Coal Oil, Paint Oild, Patent Medi-
cines, &c, always on hand.
I would say to thos running Yearly acc.ounte
our Advertisement I will allow a. dieconn of one per eent per month
to those who will aettie tip their tiecounts in ad-
vanee.
E
misfortune, of last 457 JAMS STANLEY.
1876 OENTRA11 EX111111110N 1878
to Write a, .FUL.L
S8,000 IN PRgIVIIUMS OFFERED.
for THIS WEEK. ,
WILL BE HELD IN l'HE
TOWN OF GUELPH,
On the 3rd, 4th, 5t , and 6th bf OCTOBER.
OPEN TO ALL. rize Lists and Entry Papers
oan be had at th Secretary'si0flice, Guelph, '
and also from the Sec etaries of other Societieo
throughout the Provi ce. Partieli not receiving
their entry tickets pri tr the ShoW will find them
at the Secretary's 0 ir ce. The several raj lwali
ROOMS .
will carry freight and passengers to and from the/
Exhibition at singe 1 re
G. MURTON, Secretary.
C. SHARPE, Preeicl nt.
Guelph, September 2, 18110: 457-4
WESTER FAIR,1 1876.
$12,000 OFFERED IN PRIZES,.
COMPETITIOIN OPEN .TO ALL.
Will be held in the City of London,
September 20t4, 27th, 2Stb & 2911s.
PRIZE Lists aiid Entry Papers Xnay be had at
4- the Secretary's Oilice. All entice are repeat -
ILL BE ON HAND BY NEXT WEEK, ed to be made on or b fore the 16tli of September.
Railway arrairgemeots have been made for One
Fare to London and r turn.
iiteBRIDE, Secretary.
Western Fair Office, iondon, Sept,, 1873, 457-3
MILLINERY AND MANTLE
WILL BE OPEN SOON.
A FULL STOCK OF MILLINERY
When we will be most havpy to
many new
see all our Old Customers and as
,es a8 p088ible.
ihLOUR FALL MANTLES RE ALL IN STOCK. NOW,
Ara to say that they cilL Cheap is Hardly Bno2'0h.
41\11) szm_
DUNGAN
VOTEILISITS.
TOWNSIVIP OF! HAY.
VOTICE is hereby !given that the list of all pee -
1
4` sons appearli.g on the last revised assesement
roll of the Municipality of the Tciwnship of Bay,
in the County of Enron, to be entitled to vote
in the paid municipa4ity lor the election of ram. -
hers to terve in the Legislative Assembly, waif
first po sted up inimy dike, in oaf& municipality,
on the 4th day of September, 1818. Anyperson ,
complaining of any cinor in said Ust must deliver
to me, within 80 dayS after the 4th day of Septem-
ber, a written notic of hie intention to apply to -
the Judge of the mid County in respect thereof.
t457.1 SAMUEL FOSTER, auk-
AUOION SALE
& DUNCAN.
I OF
HOUSE AND OT IN SEAFORTItl,
1
Airs. T. P. BRINI?i hoe been instructed to sell
-31by Public AuptiOU at POW.E1.128 NOTEL,
SEAFT°TBJETSIL' n
D0AY SERTEMBER 119th-,
At Bo 'clock P. M., A comtortatih Frazee Dwelling
Parties desiring tO see the property and reqnir-
H..
House sep.al3nEdiLoNEtie:rtia2ctolitiolueonr.liert, 13 Main Street.
eeinf or
vthmeprietor partix.efilars can apply to the AuctiOn-
*. GOVENLOOE, Proprietor:
457
AUCTION- S ALE OF !VALUABLE
e
\ . PROPERTY;,
lti ill< A.131S:HOF has- been ii;istrueted by lir,
4-
'1' JOHN ' LACOMBE to irkl.1 by Public
Anction 99 acres f Lot 11, south, Thames Road,
UaBrdfirete
rue onitading
gro, bruil"AYSsgo041 EPIIMerenaid028118"
Lrch:
ard , very conveni ant to church ni school; Ini-
mpThireetieraseteen:ots:wasos:ales!en! sbtoemAL;tosotermlramdtkeneecon ,sera.2710:40140710elocaastk,ouki.ntblz.1
th n
tiersigad,
frirtAitherenn3partiaorai pia:pliolyytt.04tudioneer. 4
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