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The Huron Expositor, 1878-05-17, Page 8• ft 0,7 a: cr. b: IE 01 ti In CI ti tLt ox bc th te• - If tu. sae of c_ con _ 41 • • THE HURON EXPOSITOR, uton xpooitor. DISTRICT MATTERS. SO:sfETII1NG NEW AGA/N.—Mr. GRIIIA.11 NiaLLunsors, who lately started a new bakery and onfectionery establishment in this tovit,has added a new branch to his bushiesS, one Oat will supply a want long felt by the public generally. Ile is now Atting, up compartment in a very tasty and com- fortable manner, which wiil be opened on Satur- day next, the 18th inst. All who are In want of some light and. cooling refreshments during the coming hot season should. give him a call and as- sure themselves thrat G. Williamson's Soda water and ice cream cannot be surpassed for quality and itavor. Lunch and refreshments supplied on the shortest notice in eo.nfortable compartments. Give bim a tall. A ,complete stock of fresh groceries constantly on hand. Goods delivered to any part of the town free of charge. 545-1. LADIES, PLEASE ATTENTION.—If you want to see one of the most attractive Stock of Millinery Goods ever shown Seaforth, visit my show rooras du.ring,the coming week. The tables are literally crammed with the newest and most fashionable styles in trimmedhats and bonnets and notwithstanding the vast arammt sent out daily, the supply seems inexhaustible. All thelatestnov- cities in ties and scarfs, flowers, feathers, &c., &c. Tors KIDD. 54,5. A.LLEN'S off.—As- tonishing valne.-22 pounds rice for a dollai.°; 12 pounds dried apples for a dollar; 14 Iptinds new prunes for a dollar ; 16 pOands new raisins for a dolbkr; 18 pounds currants for a dollar; prime teas at 40 cents in lots of 5 poundS, 'must be cleared mit. ALLEN'S GROCERY. 545. BARGAINS.—Just Arrived at Lama.aw & ParuLzi's, another large' lot of Crockery and Glassware, which we purchased cheap, and will dispose of at wholesale prices. Come and get some bargains. & FAIRLEY, Cardno's Iock,Seaforth. 544 GO TO M. MORRISON'S for your Turnip Seed. 1,000 pounds good fresh seed on hand, and will be sold cheap. Parties wishing to purchase in from 10 to 50 pound lotswill do well to compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. Mon- sasnx. 545-4. HVRON FOUNDRY.—The Huron Foun- dry will hereafter be open for business: Parties desiring castings or work of any kind. done can leave their orders at the Foundry and. they will be promptly attended to. 544 CRANGE OF NAlfc.—Thedurigin61 Fire Company has changed its name to " Phcenix Conapany No. 1." The hook and ladder company is to be known as "Rescue Company No. 1 ;" the whole forming the Seaford). Fire .Brigade. , " TEIF. Paocessioaa—The morning pro- cession on the Twenty -Fourth promises to be one of the most naaonificent dis- plays ever Witnessed in Seaforth. -- Ex- tensive preparations are being Made by both companies- of the Fire Brigade to decorate the apparatus of the FireDe- partment in an elaborate manner. Our country friends should not fail to come to town early. more sprightly animals. It would be well for those desiring the see -vices of " Clear Grit" to send in their tions at once, as only a limite will be acco-minodated, and. w stand the list is filling up ve We need. not express the hope Whiteley's venture will be a one or that his enterprise Nal warded, as we are sure that it unless, unfortunately, some a naishap should. overtake his h animal of such merit and a reputation so .fa.vorable is. s appreciated. Foans•rav.—The Court in this town in *connection with the Ancient Order of Foresters was, on the 27th tilt, in- corporated under the Friendly Society's, Act. The rapid increase of • this ex- cellent order in this section may be judged from the 'fact that aS new dis- triet lodge has recently been. established with Stratford as its head -quarters. This district is coMpesed of the 'coun- ties of Perth and, Huron. • . Esinosesatax Castaiesea—Mr. Editor —Sir: I notice in last week's issue your remarks about the desecration of the Egmondville cemetery. I cannot pass such aesiander 'on our quiet and. harm- less village, -without a prompt denial that stteli a thing as you describe ever took place; 'I. have enquired into the 'alleged deseeration, and also visited. the graveyard, and have teaund that mother hen and her chicks have scratched up a, few carelessly planted floWers:.. Hoping you will he kind enough to publish these few lines in v indication of the youth of Egenondville„ I am, yours, &es' dacoe .MeGet; FOR SCOTLAND. -1- • Messrs. William Sproat, David Campbell Hugh Chesney, and MSS Dle son and Miss Sproataill of Tuckersuu ,and Mr. Robert Scott, of Roxboro, eRillope also Miss Beaumont, of Goderich, left hare on Wednesday for Scotl nd. They sail from New York o Satur- day, by the Anchor Line, of hich Mr. S. Dickson, of ,Seaforth, is a ent, and expect to be gone about two onths or ten weeks. A .large numb ,r of the friends of the different parti s assem- bled at the station to bid. them good. - bye and to wish them a saejourney and a pleasant visit. —On Thursday Mrs. Janes Pa- terson and Miss McM Tuckersmith, Miss Noble, ley, and Miss Turnbull, lop, took their departure f country. They go by the from Quebec. applies - number under - rapidly. that Mr. rofitable be re - will be, eident or rse, as an ossessing e to be Locar. Bamrs.•-aThe -trac Driving Park is now ready f on. - It is in excellent condi • as hard. and level as a floe tickets can be procured from McNaught, Secretary. — F being Queen's Birthday, all t houses in the town. will be el • expect a very large crovid of witness the sports and . races Charlesworth & Sons, of Eg ale having a new Corliss en mense power placed in their ring the progress of this wor will be shut down, but it is will be running in full blas two weeks. --A lodge in conn the Ancient Order of lUni men has been formed in Quite a number of our leadi have become -members. It. Mary institution and seem willeconsiderable favor in ot ier places where it has been introduced.—On the , agent fpr of Brant - of imple- ered uine machines to farmers in this 'vicinity.— • Tin! • Fuosr.—The recent wet spell seems to have wound. up with a severe frost. On Sunday and Monday nights the. frost was very severe. On Monday .morning, water which had been stand- ing out over night was thickly coated_ with ice. In solneplaces the advanced clover was Scorched, and grape and other views were considerably hurt,. but we have ilot heard that much other damage was done. Early vegetables and garden plants which were ad- vaasce'4 were considerably injured, but awing to the reeent unftworable-weather there were few of these sufficiently for- ward. to be deatroyed. Appearances now seem. to indicate a spell of fine weather. • • • Pausesare—We learn that- the -Rey. Father McGratlanf Irislitoste,.has been • appointed to the charge of the huller - taut parish of Botadi. His many friends m this SOCtiOD will rejoice at his promotion, and, while regretting his de- parture from amongst us,. we. cannot help congratulating the good. people .of Bothwell being so fortunate as to se - euro the services of one who, by his piety,. zeal and gentlemanly conduct, has endeared -himself to a large circle- of frienda. We understand that his frends in Dublin (Carrouhrook) wo. Irislito_wn presented him with an address and pursza containing a very handsome sum of money. The Rev. gentleman left on Wednesday week for the scene of his new labor. . TUE 0 It 'MENAI. Ceame Gem—Mr. George Whiteley, of this towia has pur- chased, the celebrated blood stallion &Clear (kit." This spleudid animal, so well and faVorably known among horse breeders, was purchased. by Mr. White- ley in Galt last week for v.,25a. As a stock getter he has a reputation unser- assed by any othereliorao iu America, 1 he is the sire of more trotterg than any her horse ou the Continent. Ia 1872, A . bout any training or tittles, and in the iiddle of a seasou, he gained a. record en t e Windsor track of 2:47. Re is now 16- sec rs old; but is still as sound and vigoro s as when a coll.- He . will do much to im rove the quality of the atock in this pa -t of the country. In the rage for heavy draught horses, thia class has beeu very Tuch. neglected of late years. and9as a result it is now difficult to prooure a. good riding, or driving horse at any price. The de- mand, however, .for large, heavy hor ses will not, us the future, he what it -has beeu in the past, The American market, the principal market for this stock in the past, is becoming filled up with horses of their own raising, whik Cana- da will "low have to depend to a very large extent upon the English market to get rid of its surplus stock, and for this market, the rangey, sinewey blood for carriage and Saddle purposes are the animals required. While, therefore, we do not by any means advise the ig- noring of the heavy stock, it would be Well for farmers to pay more attention in the future thanthey have done in the _past to the breeding of the lighter and rdie, of of Stan- McKil- ✓ the old- llan Line .1 I completion. Dr. Buchanan is making quite an alteration in his ouse and drug store ,by enlarging th m, which when completed -will add gre tly to the looks of that side of the street. The Masons have commenced work on the Lutheran Church, which witt be ready for the ceremony .of laying e founda- tion stone on Wed.nesdeee next, 22d _inst. We also notice quite number of shade trees newly planted pp. sever of the streets; this is a -move en the ri ht direction. - Mr. Brown has Sold his res- idence and 3i• acres of land to Mr. Jacob Ha.ppel, the sum paid beingl$1,325. I • on the ✓ driving ion, being . Season r. David iday next e business sed. We 'sitors tO —Messrs. ondville, Lee of im- '11. Du - the mill xpected in about ction with ed Work - is town. e citizens 's bene - to meet Ii 11 9th inst., Mr. W. J. Moffat Messrs.-- Harris, Son it Co. ford, made his first deliver meats in this place. He ,deli There are a number of pigs running at large in various parts of the -town contrary to tho. town by -la vs. ----At . a meeting- of .the creditors of r. Thomas Stephens held at Godeeich o Tuesday Messrs. Thomas D. Ryan Ind 0. C. Willson were appointed joint assiguees. —A large number . of oar citiaens took . advantage of th • cheap excursione to Toronto on Wednes- day pat to -witness ,th Hardens Plaisted boat race and do a ittle busi- ness at the sate. time.—Th race ere - awl a good deal of interest here, nd considerable money was wag redamoeg the more _sportively inclined portion of our citizens. Some. of thos who did not " hedge " enough. •to onse oat straight are no doubt ..%aa sorry for their- venturesonseness, winl others re- joice over their "little pile.'—We are glad to learn. that the Can assers for Beldon's County atlas.are meting -with good euccess. One hundred and ninety subscribers have been obtai • .edin Tuck-- ersmith and Seaforth alou ,—Remem- ber the entertainments of t e Seaforth Dramatic club in 'CLIrdnO% 1 all. on the evenings of Wednesday. a d Friday next. That 031 Wednesday vening be- ing for the benefit of the Me hanics'.In- stitute, and that on Friday evening .for the Club, there should. his big house on. both eveninga:•—Ph:coni. Company (the engine department) Se forth Fire Brigade,' will be out for , p notice this,. Friday evening in full unifo m. A full turn -out is desirable.—Th watering cart made its rounds on. ain street 311 Thursday fertile first tii .e this Sea- , son. - This street is being ept in' ex- cellent order et present. T le water ta- blesare being cleaned out and stones and other rubbish gathered u and cart- ed off. .This is as it should L. F. 'Wheeler, eirtist, return d to town this week, end intends remaining -here. some tune. He is now eng. ged in. get- tiug up scenery for th Dramatic Club --We understau.d that Dr. Oremus Hensall. 13IIILDING OPERATIONS.- - . eretions are very brisk i _present. Upwards of th are to be built this suram them beingstarted now. CONCERT . —A concert in •with the Exeter Comet Ba in Purdy's Hall last Tupeday night. The concert was a d.ecidedl• success, the hall being crowd.ed. Aprogramme con- sisting of instrumental ifausic, songs, solos, duetts and trios was rendered by ladies and gentlemen from Exeter, each and all of them filling their various parts in a manner highly 'creditable to themselves as well as td the town of Exeter. • Lakelet. CyANGE.—The Lakelet Hotel has a new landlord. T. Hubbeard is the present proprietor. He aimounoes that a temperance house will be kept. BUILD'ING.—W. C. Hazelwood is en- larging his boot 'and slide store. Mr. • Teskey, blaeltsmith, is putting up an addition to his dwelling; . and M. Young, Esq., is building a house, which when finished will eclipse anything in the village. • FEVER.—Not typhoid, but babyTcar- nage fever. The sidewalks are full of them. One of the lady citizens suggests that switches and whistles be obtained, in order that collisions may be pre- vented. However, if great care be taken, this is perhaps unnecessary. • Exeter. TRE MARKET e vote on the market site on Monday 1st resulted in the selection of Mr. Carling's lot, at the heitd of Station street, laY a majority of eighty-four. ARRISTED.—Constable I Gill, assisted by Mr. J. Balkwill, arreSted two young roughs who had - been1 indulging in smashing doors, windoWs, and things generally in and around- the Mansion House, Hensall, on Friday last. .They were conveyed to Exeter and fined $4 each and costs, ACOIDENTS.—Mr. John Mortimer, car- uilding op- Hensall at y houses er, most of connection d was held. has removed to Carronbro will in fature reside. T many friends in this vicini joieing liis departure, wi glad to learn that he is -in doing quite a large practice Zierieh. Ge z,tE UAL Nola:S.—The i Hess k. Heberer is turning. many wagons, which are gc rapidly, owing to the re Wagons, which formerly. clash are Belling for f65. band purpose going to God part in the baud tourn held on the 2Ith inst. - Aceie E NT .-0 n Thursda, last week a young man, t Chri. tian l'file, an appre 1 smitl brokc accid othe k, where he e Doctor's y, while re - 1 be equally the Way of ew finis Of ut a great ing off very uced. price. irought $85 -The brass rich to take inpit • to be I - evening of e name of Ake -black- ed, and procure water for the use of the builder.—Carried. Moved by Samuel Wallace, seconded by Robert Brett, that the Board de now adjourn to meet again at No. 9e_on Saturday, June 15; at 'clock P M.— Carried.— GEORGE penter; bad his leg very badly crushed by the falling of a pile of heavy joists -upon it while engaged on the founda- tion of Mr. Eacrett's new brick block. Under medical care hopes of a speedy recovery are entertained.As Mr. Howey, sen., was engaged a few days since on a new house which he is build- - ins for his son, he stepped too near the end of the scaffolding, the planks of which tipped up, and he was thrown to the ground. Both of his wrists were dislocated and other slightinjuries sus-__ trained. - imitate our More extensive neighbor's and parade our loyalty by c os ng places of business on the 24th of May, and if our townsmen will join in a gen- eral pic-nio on that occasion, we may have a general good time.—Com. SPROAT, Secretary. . GRAVE ROBBING.—Considefable ex- imder the aus- citement was created here this week, pices of Royal Oak Lodge, Independent by finding that a body had been taken _ Order of Good Templars, will be held from the Friarton Brae cemetery. The body was that of a man named. McDon- ald, buried years ago, and the supposi- tion is that the body was taken merely to obtain the bones. The grave was found. disturbed by some persons work- ing in the neighborhood. The widow of deceased, who has re -married., is having_the matter investigated.—New Era. in Townsend's grove; on the 2n op - cession on Friday next, the 24th inst. There be addresses and music, •and other sources of amusement. Refresh- ments will be served, at 1 o'elock. A good time is anticipated, and the public are cordially invited. • —The following are the officers elect- ed in the above Lodge for the ensuing quarter : W. A. Lawrence, W. C. Te S.; C. 'Turner, W. F. S.; W. Crich, Chap.; Geo. Crich, WT.; R. Gibbings, W. M.; E. Crich, I. G.; R. Davis, 0. G.; D. Elcoat, Lodge Deputy ;.Miss Su- san Landsborough, R. H. S.; Miss Ann 'c , L. H. S. CHANGED FARMS.—Mr. James John- • ston and Mr. James Martin, of the 2nd Concession, have traded farms. Mr. Maxtin takes the Carnochan " farm, of which he has already taken posses- sion. Ifiss C. Wild, W. V. T.; H. Turner, . McWill op. ACCIDENT.—On the 7th inst., a young than named Charles Reinhart met with a severe accident. On that day he was -engaged at a barn -raising on the farm of Mr. Fred Arnold, 2nd concession, -when a heavy mallet known. as the "cennneander" fell upon his head from the building,and laid the skull open to the bone. 1e was rendered insensible for some time. Medical aidewas prompts. ly summoned. and. he is now in a fair way of recovery. , A SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT -.—"The exhibition held in the school house in Section No. 4 last Friday evening under the auspices of the debating club, was a grand success. Crowds came from all directions; and by the time announced for the entertainment to begin thebuild- ing was literally packed: The chair was occupied by the President of the So- ciety, Mr. W. J, Shannon, .who; after • briefly stating the object in view, name- ly that of securi-nig au addition to the section library, introduced in their or- der, those who had previously been ap- pointed to take part in the entertain- ment. Music; recitations, . dialogues, Aadings and scenes in. character follow- ed each other in succesSion, all of which were rendered in a manner apparently well adapted to the interest and amuse- ment of the audience. The 'acting of Hollis is especially deserving of atten- tion. His comic songs, Which elicited. such frequent encores, his "Plantation Scene," together with ° his stump ora- tion, contained in themselvee abund- ance of amusement, fully convincing all present that, as -a demi° actor, he has few equals. The \entertainment was brought to a close by the scholars sing- ing a "Parting Song," after which all. joined in the National Anthem. 1 Alma: Mn; EDITOR — Sir.—Seeing that you have no correspondent in this village, I thought it might not be amiss to send you a few lines concerning it. This pros- perous little place is situated on the Huron Road about half way ' between Seaforth and Clinton, just' where you switch off to Kinburn. . It is one of the day evenings at the special meetings most beautifully situated villages in now going on in the Methodist Church. Canada. The streets an3 shaded by CORREDT.—Please insert the fol- handsonae breed leafed maples. The lowing: The Mitchell Advocate of the raanufacturing part of the village con- 10th inst. says: "The notorious Dan tains a stave and pail factory, a woolen Moran, temperance lecturer, etc., is in factory, and a basket making establish- jail, having been sent there as a vagrant." ment. Mr. Davis has lately erected a I wiali to say the above statement is new blacksmith shop in the most busi- ness part of the village, where I under- stand he is doing a good business. The travelling public mostly put up at the Royal Canadian Hotel, as it -is the 'old- est established house. The Bible Chris- tian Church is placed in a conspieuous place On Main street, and. every Thurs- day night the villagers are entertained by the melodious notes of Mr. Salter's singing class, which is carried on therein. It is reported that Mr. Jamieson is thinking of erecting 6 general purpose house to Contain a, store; a, post office, and telegraple office in the lower story, while the upPer part is to be specially designed for family use. If this build- ing be proceeded with it will be an orna- ment to the place.—Oeseuveie : • Tuckersmith. Gorrie. BLOWN OVER .—On Friday evening of lest week a new two-storey warehouse, sided and ,partly roofed, belonging to J. R. Williams, was blown down 17y a sudden gust of 'wind. Mr. Williams and his hands had a miraculous escape. MINISTERIA.L.—The annual meeting of the Wellington District of the Canada Methodist Church, lay and clerical, will be held in Gerrie on the 21st and fol- lowing days. Strange ministers will preach Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- ACUIDENT.—On Monday last as Mr. John Fortune was returning home from Seaforth, •after hciving delivered a load of at the -eheese factory, he fell froin his wagon, breaking his leg. Although the injury is a very severe one, under medical care, the old gen- tleman.- is progressing as favorably as could be expecIed: , Tea-NM:IP STATIST I C . —Mr. William McConnell has kindly furnished us with the following interesting statistics cull- ed from the assessment roll this year: The assessed value of the real property is $1,943,085, being in4rease of $69,- 275 over last year; Personal property, , gut °lie of the bones of. his leg $118,5-50, being a • decrease of F:17,946 ; n while playing bas bali. The Incomee$500, same as last year. There ut itti. caused by a kick from an- is a population of 3,048, of whom 554 yowls inan who was Iso playing, are between the ages of 2.1 and. Go. There they having run foiel of eac i other while are 3,010 days of statute labor to be running from oue base tc the other. woi•ked. There are 3,046 cattle ; 3,532 Drlluellananwas in attendance ; it sheep 116 hogs ; 1,401 horses and 356 willebe a couple of mouths able to work again. It lea, M • Ia.iis Thie1 ., i 11 ra lOr he has a large amount at preasnt: PeitSC!NAT. .—)t V. Alders( for Manitoba about two we took with hint ilVe horses, before. be (10gti. -es his boss Semen, Boaeo Mii:Erixo.—A meeting el -S t false. Mr. Moran is living in Gorne, a consistent Christian, attending to his own affairs, and is a pattern of sobriety and consistency and 0, regular attendant upon the house of God. E. Fesent, Methodist Minister. We, the under- signed, endorse the above,—T. P. Dor- land, J.P.; R. Leech, J.P.; Dr. Bur- gess • A. 'M. Michael, M.D.; T. G. - Holmes, merchant; R. Turner, agent; C. A. Passmore, druggist; H. Perkins, saddler; H. Besanson, postmaster. Gorrie, May 14, 1878. • Brussels. ABLT CLOSING.—The early closing movement is working very well so far, much better than it did. last year. As yet all -parties are sticking to the agree- ment. CHEAP TRIP . —Cheap exciirsion tick- ets were issued from Brussels to Toron- to on Wednesday, good, for the boat race. Several parties from Brussels and vicinity availed themselves of the chance. NOT AWIRDED.—The contract for the new post office has not yet been let. There were a good many tenders in, and. it is reported that they were too high, and that the building williaot be put up this ye • THE NEW Eecuae.—The fire company were Ot -with their steamer on Tuesday last for l practice. The engine worked well and, threw the best stream of wa- ter since it has been on trial. Water was thrown over a building in seven and. a half minutes from the time the torch was applied to the fire. - COURT Or REVISION.—The: Court of Revision is to be held on May 28. There are a good many appeals in as to the persongl property, _assessment. The Great Western Railway Company halm appealed against their assessment as be- ing illegal. It is said that the illegal grounds are that the assessor was: not qualified as to real or peesonalestate. THE TWENTI-FOURTH.--2-01,1P citizens, it is believed, intend visiting neighbor- ing towns on the 24th inst., as no ar- rangements have been made for home amusements. We hope the 1st of July will be celebrated. in a proper way, and for the purpose we would. advise the calling of a meeting of the citizens soon to take the matelrinto consideration. Stephen. honors by winning the Uifiversity scholarship, worth 4.12p4 The several young men _ above naMed belong to Goderich. —The express train. 011 the London. Huron and Bruce whiCh formerly went south at 5.30 p.m., has been changed to 6.35 p.m. -a-Mr. Porter, the Conservative nominee for the South Riding of Huron, will address the electors in Clinton on Monday evening next. He is making a tour through the riding. —Mr. J. McEwen has purchased the hotel property of Mr. James Mills, in Jamestown, where he' purposes erecting a new building at an early date. Mr. Hunter, of Brussels, has the contract. —About a week ago, ill, heifer aged two years and i eleven months, belong- ing to Hugh 'Lamont, lot 8, concession 7, Grey, favored its owner with twin calves, a bull and a heifer, —A little boy of about eight years of age, son oi Mr. Henry Godkin, Turn - berry, near[ Zetland, received a Severe kick ton the head from a horse, on Sun- day last, knocking him senseless. " --Messrs. Spooner, Mooney (Fe Co. last week puipliased fifty head of fine cattle, for shipment to the old country, in the neighborhood of Mitchell. The price paid was about 6 pents per pound. live weight. —A concert Under the &uspices of the Ladies' Aid SoCiety of the Presbyterian church, will be given in Wingham, on the evening of tht) 23rd. inst. Professor' Maitland, of Gnelph, will be one of the principal vocalists. —The Turnberry Agricultural So- ciety have erected° a new buildilag on their grounds M Wingliaixi, for a show room. It is a 62 feet octagon, two stories high, the. upper portioia. having- , glass all around; —Rev. G. W. Andrews who has for the past twelve months officiated ac- ceptably -in the John street Methodist Episcopal church, Brussels, left on Fri- day last for his ne*1 appointment, Thamesford. —At the last meeting of the session at l'cuOx Church, Bruseels, it was de- cided that the organ should be put out of the Sunday , School. This ac - MAY 17, 1878. cise, and,'having occasion to turn, the animal he led, bounding forward, drew him out of his seat on to the horse's neck, from whence he was thrown to the ground -with violence, the animal jump, ing over him. One foot struck his up. turned face, breaking the bones of the nose, and seriously mjuring the cheek and eye. We are pleased to know that he is improving. —Mrs. Judge TOMS, of Goderich, ii recently fallen heir to a handsofue legacy, by the death of a relative. '001. GREAT OFFERING —OF— NEW CARPETS. A. G. McDOUGALL & Co. tion will detract not a little from the cheerfulness of the school. • —An entertainment, under the aus- pices of the True Blue Lodge of Orange Young Britons, No. 92, will be held. in the Temperance Hall,- Londesboro, on Friday, 24th of May, 1878. There will be addresses, readings, recitations and. music. • —Mr. Angus McRerral, from Barrie, 'hap recently pur-chased the grist mill woDr1:1NtGhseirIN staCtduutNe alfreontlaosft —On. Suncla,y last a young man meeting of Stephen Council, at which known as'Mellville's mill, together with all the members were present, A. the house, lot, ctc., at Bandon, in Hul- Pitcher 8. Kroft, L. McDonald, and lett. He will no doubt receive a liberal D. Collins were granted permission to share of the business of the section. named Henry, while o labor in their respective places, un4er the super- out walking in the vision of the pathmasters.. Mr. Eilber hog. woods near Clinton, sighted a ground. - was appointed to see to the expending ,Ile gave chaee,_ but tripping on a of $20 of non-resident money in. A. stick, fell, and a snag ran inte his face, Campbell' beat. J:s Emery, jun., to just below.the eye -ball, almost forcing it out). expend $5 in .ditching near lot 6 .in 7th ' ' concession. B. V. Eliott requested per- —The regular general annual meet - mission to de his statute labour on in ef of the•Liberal Conservative Associa- Waterloo.street ; also requeSts , that a tion for the South Riding of Huron, will portion of boundary line appropriation be held in Brucefield, on Monday, May be expended on Waterloo street.--Re-Bees2Oth, at 12 o'clock, for the •purpose of quest granted. Moved by -C. Eilber, electing officers, and the transaction of • seconded by W. Baker, that no grant be other business. made for gravelling purposes on. any The young heavy draught stallion concession. Yeas and nays beingcalled " British Oak," purchased by Mr. S. for, there voted, yeas—T. Yearley, C. Hunter, of Usborne, from Mr. Wm. Eilber, W. Baker, W. Schnarr ; nays— Dixon, of Stanley, was awarded the D. Coughlan. Clerk to communicate special prize of $50, at the Chatham with the Canada Company regaroing spring sho-w, for being the heaviest and. right of way through lot 5, gable Con- best horse on the -ground. cessiora Moved and resolved, that C. —The petition of Mr. J. Thorrington Eilber and W. Schnarr be a deputation and 162 other freeholders, praying the to Hay 011 May 25th to arrange regard- Council of Wingha,m to submit a 'hy- ing tewnline appropriation; that Reeve law for the purchase of a site for a mar - and Deputy Reeve see McGillivray ket, has been favorably received, by that Council for la, like purpose; that C. body, and the by-leav will be voted on Prouty and. W. Baker see Mr. Hunter by jtuhneer.atepayers on. Monday, the 3rd. regarding the amount to be expended on London road. Moved by W. Baker, —Mr. P. Kelly lias a large number of seconded by W.Schnarr, that the Reeve hands busily engaged. preparing the timber for his new mill in Blyth. He Blyth. • WELL SERVED., --Last Monday even- ing Mr. James Quigley, of Blyth, hitch- ed up his horse to drive a friend. into the country. The party not being ready to start just then. Mr. Quigley drove his horse and buggy into the shed of. the Imperial House, and, retired into the bar room tintil his friend. was ready to start. On going out to the -shed. Mr. Quigley could find no trace. of thel -rig whatever. A man named Robert Mc- Cradey, a stone mason', was seen com- ing -out of the Imperial House dressed up, and shortly afterwards driving to- wards Wingbam. He was at, once sus- pected of driving off with the rig. Mr. Quigley at once issued a warrantfor his arrest. He was traced to Wingham and arrested by • Constable McGuire, and brought to Blyth at an early hour Tuesday morning, and was tried in the afternoon before Squires Wilson and Clegg. and was sent up for two months and 21 days. It seems Bob has been in the habit of talung rigs out of the shed and driving around town. Not long ago he took a, rig out owned by Mr. Neth- ery, and was having a boss time until: he turned on to Mill street, when the ',horse took fright and ran away, pitch- ‘• Mg him out and breaking the rig to atoms. . and C. Eilber see J. Rollins with a view of procurine a gravel pit. Moved by W. Baker, seconded by T. Yearley, that $100 be expended on 1st side road. Clerk to draw up plans and specifica- tions for bridge oh 4th concession, near J. Bissett's. Resolved that the Court of Revision be held on Monday, 27th May. The next regular meeting of Council to be held on the first Saturday in June, whets. By-law No. 6 will be brought up for discussion. Bay -ft. eld. GRAND 'CELEBRATION .—The people of Bayfield intend having a gala day on Friday next, the Queen's Birthday. Two hundred dollars will be offered as prizes for athletic sports of every description. In the evening there *ill be a grand dramaticenteaainment in Barker's Hall, after which there will be a -magnificent display of fireworks and a. fire balloon ascension. • 1.1eadbu.ry. has let the contract for furnishing the machinery to Messrs. Goldie, McCul- • loch & Co., of Galt, and he expects to have the mill in thorough operation by theJ5th of June. 2d. Concession of orris, but now of —Mr. Thomas Hilnlyian, late of the Wawanosh, was one evening completely surprised when gni e a large number of j his Morrie _friends ' nipped in and pre- sented him with a handsome bible, val- ued at 412. Quite a flattering address waS also read, to which -Mr: Hamlynn made a suitable reply. —Samuel Hagga,rty, of: Londesboro, charged With pntting a spike on the London, Huron and. Bruce Railway track, appeared for trial before Judge Squier, on Monday. The evidence on behalf of the Crown was merely circum- stantial, and not sufficient to make a case. Prisoner . was therefore dis- charged. _ , —The. water in Manhattan Shaft • at G-oderich has got beyond control, and the mining proceSe has been aban- CELEBRATION.—The people of Lead- dolled. Mr. ..tettrille in a few days, goers bury intend having a grand celebration to Belgium to make arrangements for on the Twenty-Ifourtlh An efficient procuring the necessary appliances to committee has heen formed, and 8; sink the shaft by the Chaudron drill splendid' progranime • of sports and system. It is expected tbat ninety days • amusements arranged. A considerablel will elapse before the work dan again be sum will be given as prizes, and in the . prolceeded with. evening there will be a grand hop at - 1-0n. Sunday last Wm. Hurley,yards- Opened yesterday, 18th inst., 0 1:)=CS 20 OF W TAPESTRY CARPETS, %KIST ARRIVED EX STEAM -- ER "STATE OF NEVADA" FROM pLASGOW DIRECT TO US. THEY ARE ALL OF THE VERY_ NEW1EST PAT_ TERNS, SUPERB OOLORS Davis's Hotel. 1 man of the Grand Trunk Railway, •Goderich, caught a large sturgeon in . Huron Notes. 1 the river, a little above the station. ' ...Ir. James Strong, near Gorrie,. and_ From hie house ha -noticed the fish : Mr. John Graham, near Wroxeter, have plungidg about in shallow water, tryieg e to make its way np the river, and. taking (Tone to visit friends in Ireland. - —The Messrs. Petty, of Hensel', re_ his spear he attacked the finny monster. , cently shipped. a, large quantity of cnred The spear broke, and he quickly got a ' t d' ct t the E gli h market pickaxe, with which he killed the fish —Dr. Gracey, who left Blyth a and dragged it to shore. It measured ,Isvixeiflebeetatw85olibtisc.htes from tip to tip, and ,couple of weeks ago,•ha,s commenced ti i Tilb • County f 0 AND FIRST QUALITY. AS THIS LOT IS OUR•SECOND. THIS SPRING, WE SHALL, IN ORDER TO CLEAR THEM OUT, :OFFER THEM FOR CASH AT THE FOLLOWING WONDERFUL LOW AGO - - ES, CHEAPER THANEVER, VIZ.: 650, 750 AND 800; CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY IN HAMILTON, TOR- ONTO OR MONTREAL UN -- 6 LESS AT WHOLESALE BY THE PIECE. WHEREASWE abadx, as of the school Boarwasheld pm uan pra,c ce nWest, Tilbury, o ork on lia,nd to adjournment in School House No. 6, —Last week 'a -shrewd. rascal went 'on Saturday, 4th List, all the members DrucefieM. Kent. --1)lessrs. Robert Martin and Robert about Goderich qolle,cting money, os - ii left . here pre:wilt; Tenders were opened for she Paiiscsate—Mr..D. Yuill, who has for McColl, who reside near Brussels, are teusibly for the purpose of securing wit- nesses and engaging counsel for Mc- - ago, and erection of schoolhouse in the llth con- a short time been pursuing his studies off on a visit to KanE as, vie -wing the lye dogs w and cession. H. R. 5.,- and Wei -e as follos, with Drs.. Stewart and Hurlhurt, is ' land thDonald, representing himself as aere. a large quantity of household stuff in viz.: Paterson S.: Bell, Hensall, S15,$about departing for Fort Wayne, Inch- —Five staff hounds, belonging -to Mr. . brother of the prisoner and that the E. Lusby, Seaforth, $919 ; James Hen- ails'', where he will continue his course R. Brown, Cr%derich, were shipped by cluding.a. wagon manufaot ired by the . latter was a married man. He got - firm of He'.' tk Itaberer. We miss him , ly, Exeter, $S25; Grant , & German, of studies. . boat from that port to Manitoba, on quite a largo munber of contiibution8. here very ninth, for he is one of those . Seaforth, $895 • J. K. 'Wallace, Tucker- Our. Pnoeness.—For some time past Monday of last week. The fellow was an, imposter, and from good-natured souls who is able to make . smith, S906 ; E. Ranise-Y0 'Jensen, Brucefield has been considered to be be- —Mr. B. J. Higgins, of Exeter, had the description given. of him •it is be- . . . . A. • ma-ny friends for himself go where he , gsoo ; .klea.areKay, Tuckersmith., $850; hind the times, but, thanks to your Sea- I new potatoes on the second day of May, lieved, that his name is Samuel Falloon, will. AVe ii ill also miss the - beautiful . e'. P, Wright, Hensel], $875 ; . Sidney forth merchants, it is now moving which -were then as large as a hen's egg. of Exeter, who a few weeks ago was in strains of his violin in the summer . r airbaini, Hensall, $815 ; McCartne-y, ahead, .and we. hope to chronicle some They were grojail as a vagrant and a fellow prisonerevn in a pit. . evenings, as he is a musician of a very ' Thoneson, Scott & Co., Clinton, $900 ; advance in the future. In additioe. to —Mr. S. J. Moore, of Gorrie, has disof McDonald'sEfforts are beingmade - high order. We wish him every,,suc- , William Dinniu, Lumley, $.8l9 ; Moved cm, and horie that binitielf and us by James MeEwing, seconded les Rob - amiable . partner and. family inav be , ert Brett, that the tender of William av spared many years to enjoy their ii Dinuin, Lumley, be accepted, as being home. A telegram from lkIanitoba, has : the lowest owing to conditions offered announced his safe arrival. ! j in it,—Carried. Moved by John Woods', - PROGRESS OF 0 1:11 VILLAGE.-134.nhlina-. second.ed. by N. Cousins, that Samuel is going on pretty lively here at pres- i Wallace' James McEwing, and George ent. A new. wagon shop is being erect- ; Dobsonebe a committee to inspect the ed by the Schnell Brothers, and sev- I building diiring the time of its erection eral dwelling -houses are rapidly nearing and also to have the fatmd-cation- drains posed of his grocery business and stock to bring the fellow to justice. to Mr. A. W. Harris and has purchased —On Friday evening, May 3d., Mr. a fifty -acre farm on the Oth concession Alexander Forrest, of the 1st Comes - of Howick. sion of Morris, met with a painful sic- • —Messrs. John F. Dickson, C. J. cident, which should. prove a warning to all persons having to drive horses. Mr. Forrest had taken out his team to water, and as they had not been doing anything for -some time they.were ex- ceedingly restive: He drove them across the field several times by wa of exer the grain buyer of last 'winter, and the store. opened. by W. Hill &Co. this spring, rumor says that the store fitting !up -by Mr. Turner, will be occupied 'about the 1st of June by .a son of Mrs. Whitney, as a tin shop and a hardware store ; and. also of the prospect of an:. other grain buyer for the coming sea- son, and we expect to have lively times in the fall. , Already we begin to feel Bk./. a town, and have determined to • Hamilton and H. Mackid have success- ; fully passed their third. year examina- tion, in medicine before Toronto 'Gni- ; versity. Arr. Jas. Duncan, who a few -aeeks ago took the Toronto School of medicine scholarship, has added to his CUT ANY LENGTH YOU REQUIRE AND'MATCHITHE CARPETS FOR THE PUR-- CHASER. HOUSEKEEPERS 'WOULD DO WELL TO _CALL AND SEE THIS ASSORTMENT. 'THEY ARE CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN . MAKE A RAG. CARPET, AND CERTAINLY MORE HANDSOME AND. DURABLE. COME EARLY AND GET. A CHOICE. A GO -OD OAR -- PET IS NEARLY ALL A ROOM REQUIRES TO FUR-- NISH IT. ALSO ARRIVING 50 SETS. OF NEW LACE CURTAINS. These ?pill be opened on Monday Or Tuesday next. They will be a - qfrered at Wiwiesale Prices. NOW IS -THE TIME. REMEMBER THE CHEAP STORE THE 3 SEVENS, CARDNO'S BLOM BEAL --......—... _ ., wAirg FOB ,1: the T011'11,31 from Brussel and orch0rd. liteCOLL, lirti __..--- `011 SALB -1-: Lots oil X Also that- cej oorner Jarvi$1 Murcia eta Ont. VARM IN l -I: Lot 7,0c edeared aude a sounearela0 time; price i forth. __.—. VAB:N1 POI : field 6 tedniug 85 afi good state the Tillai,ve n on favorabl 1017:DT GOV; V01.1. BAT, -1-. acre lot 11 linron, 20 a timberod IV will be sold Solicitor, St T.TOTEL -L-A• the V. Hotel. Tin repair, with land -attach by s. good , 001, Ana '1.4V -BN F .1: Thallett fence ; tht wood. Tlic the preraisl s mile of t proprietor, _ 1 VALI:Al the e: Tuckenonil sores, lqi convenient best quoit 2-AM:3 l'' Fononctri ....... - , 1-741.101 F -a- sale in half of Lo clasS soil eta.ble, co 21 iniks1 the Pr%) ESSON, I _ VARM. ) --1: Iloilo &eared si -dwelling ! IMMO hal a small 0 of Clintti ply at Ti .._ _ - Ar:A.IX1 Lot A 85 of whi there is i and stab is witlrb ticulars TIA.RT, — - TYROP -11-Cui - excellen 29, Coll, S015, 50 lots, an all thei bor °I ii tics- -3 donee, propert The 11 kitchen wood -k and 6 and. strre. W VAL ix* arra h Sea!or There hag& namei lemma tlennv easy. t -o FAit 27, AS aux adjoh ing tonne front plant - sohoo Jars DAN ti4th a g'04 1 stow and Isaac 1,10C -P. FA lc fro; 20, har! Tut fair the' ST1 ocel S'tr Th4 na 44 E wd hal lea- bcf ." la