The Huron Expositor, 1880-11-12, Page 84
DISTRICT MATTERS..
Genuine Dye Stuffs, Handy
Package .. Dyes, Brilliant easel
durable colors such as Salmon,
Rose, Slate, Light Blue, Navy
Blue, Magenta, Orange, Brown
Poncean, Yellow, Maroon, Gar.
net, Black, Cardinal, Violet
Gree., Scarlet, Bismarck and
Crimson, also in quantity Dye
Stuffs such as Madder, Madder The suggestion is *el
Conapound,Indigo, Indigo Com; cussion at any rate,
poured or Licquid Blue, Cochin- good topi for town n
eF, Solution Tin, Cream Tartar,
Logwood Alum, Copperas, Blue STOLEN Goons Fo
Stone, Fustic, Camwood, &c., at to learn t at thi goo
store in K
have been
ing, aP Mr
d co17cessi
r eggs in th
e in a stra
• ight be a
served
d ont
ing al
to
. band.
ndern
Is. T
ed as
to t
done without tang t
tion of so many it mi
better. -One of the pr
we have heard urged t
is the difiiouity of get
number together to
whereas if the 'e wer
of members this woul
We believe: that eve
year it has frequently
meeting c onld lie h
cesB&
quo
r nn
iuld
meeting was me
the lack of a
With a smalle
this difficulty w
•
y
Hickson & Co.'s Drug Store.
1rtearc'e.--Just to band to -day, new
Cord and Tassels in silk and wool, (all colors), the
latest tiling for dress and mantle trimming. Alslooking f
mother lot of panties and Ladies lints, some
ne .
and very desirable shades. in Plush. and Boave t- ered a.ho
€fats ; eve lady should see them. The stock of ' thought
Lassa' a:t' anti Children s; Furs is now full with all the speetien
new kinds and stylus. We ask Special inspection COttOn S
of these goods. 11oFratar i3aos.j Cardno's Block,
Seaforth 675-1 straw.
RE\LOS I10.—L1i1tSDEN & WILSON ars covery,
now busy removing to their new prex nises in Scott s formed h
Block, between•Kidd's and Wilson t.Ioung'8 store, straiw,' a
Where they will be glad to welcome all their old aGTOBB th
friends and customers. and as many new - ones a
will tall. Further particulars next week. 675-1 at once i
Shaffer's
weeks age
day morn
of the 2n
time an
ht prcb
cipal Qb,
large' _c
ing a s
ake
: a few
be ma ° ea
demi ;g lie
oecurr • th
d, eve • ° h
y, on iic •u
um of
t ber of in
e mucF 1
wor w I of
nd wi
eeting
e
..
P
atteii-
ly e
otious
ncil s,
c:
11
re
en La: pall
fri us of
ort cf the
ichw.iu
th int
net , ssei
nt t{he
h I this
sic as be
en nee is
11 ave he
re • Wed
t. a ha
d, '. t. Mar
O•'n:! a d i
he di
at • r est
w•:y�isa
ill • esus.
int . al ail
4>st ne ense.
:ek ao frd
ve € d aufiio
o bu in'
re
o L:Fad
horses t
Go
ing 0
of Goo
evening
duly ,in
Cl
.w.
Mc
W.
Bro
J. IL
Boo
ist
J s.
Rob
Bea
day l: ve
in ,
sto
allj a ei
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it s' •ul
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t In
11
m . ars,
ss
wor
d.
is -
a ,. a
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:. stol
ppen
ound.
. John
of Spbarn,
mow w
• st. O
a pie°
from
rmed t
he ho s
�He r
nth i
ey wer
Mi. Sli
eir o
full
Cow
e Supp
rd.
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r hu
td
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n
e $2
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•
SPECIAL NOTICE.—JO'HN LOGIN • has were ret
just returned - from the Eastern Markets and goods m
has secured good bargains in Sugars, Teas, New heaped
Fruits and General Groceries all of which will be 111cky fin
• titled to t
CIIILDBEN'S JaCIcriTS.—S�rITH & WEST
have just opened a beautiful assortment of Chil• Ovn P
draw's and Misses Wool Jackets, in Cardinal, Navy, fllrniBhe
Wino and Seal. Brown, all sizes excellent
Baha. 675-1
sold cheap to Cash Buyers. 67oo-1 .
School s
I,:\DIES' MA\TLEs.—SarITiI & WEST are eral depa
showing a new lot of Mantles, very stylish. Prices; McPaul's depe rtmen
22 grfi1s ; a
e were non
h, but on
.m t wn.
amero
t
•1
.
p a-1
i rs.
;will,
0 rew
PLIC SCHo
by t e tea
ow the atte
tments to
$1.90, $ 2 50, 2 7 F, $4, $4,50, $6, $ 7. Also girls boys and
sizes at , 1.7.5 $2, X2.25, See them. 675-1
PIANO TUNING..—PROF W. B. MILLER 3 ' the
th mon
will be at Messrs. Scott Bros., Piano Warerooms, Moved fr
en Friday and Saturday the 12th and 13th inst.
Send in your orders. 675-1 roll in
►d
TORNCRoc1 r.Y and Glassware go to with an
U ern Lor Ari. A large stock to choose from. 675-1 ! these 28
Join LOGAN sells Fair's celebrated Miss An
Clinton Milia Flour. Try it. 676-4 names O
• ; tendance
ST. Thomas' CIItiECIr.—We have beep '-girls.
requested to state that a social will be with an
held at the English. Church parsonage, 34 boys
in aid of the Sunday School, ' on Wed- had a rol
besd:ay evening, -November 17th. I4- dance o
strurnental and vocal music, etc. Ad- ; Miss Sh:
mission, what you please. Cordial in- and 36 gi
vitation extended to all. Members of of 57.
the congregation will also please take —39 boy
notice that the week day service s will attendan
henceforth be held on Thursday even- i names o
ings instead of Friday. Sunday School ! menta is
at half -past two'Sunday afternoon . 215 girls,
345. Th
PERSONAL.—The Stratford Herald of most effi
last week says : " During a recent cellent o
visit to Toronto, Mr. Roger Roberts, of
Stratford, had the honor of tuning a I No C
aiano 'for the celebrated Hungarian j of the
artist, :Remenyi, who expressed his ' Agricult
great satisfaction with the manner i�n day last,
which the task was performed, ai>d Christm
presented Mr. Roberts with a mo
flattering testimonial of his skill an
capacity as a piano tuner." Mr. Rog
- Roberts is well known in Seaforth, a
1:
1
t ! sale of f
a reason a
jr is that
d create a
is a brother of Mir. J. S. Roberts of th .s stock by
town.
1N' ACTION Fox DAMAGES.—We u
derstand that Mr. Joseph Willian:
better known as "Old Joe, the Hurn
Bard," has entered an action agail
the townships of Tuckersmith and H
lett for damages. It Seems that a sic
walk has been erected from the boor
of the Clinton corporation to Staplet�
along the Huron Road. On this wa
there is a flight of stairs on the Stap
ton hill: Joe claims that he was go
along this walk one very dark ni
this fall, and that he fell down th. se - great d
steps and broke some of his r bs, t these an
gether,a
by activ
- ' buyers,
s, ' practice
�n animals
st ` them to
11- knowing
e- animals
ds taken to
n, buyers t
lk pectatio
le it was n
ng of the
ht sale. T
hence the action. The amount clai
we believe, is $100. Whether or
Joe's ribs are worth the money i
question which, we presume, will 1
to be settled hereafter.
ed, sales �v
not failure o
a But still
ave that the
tirely al
The in
THF. LITERARY SOCIETY. — The first competi
meeting of the Literary Society for
season_ was- held on Monday ' eve!
last. There was a good attends
and although several of' the prom
- Readers failed to put in an appear.
the proceedings were quite interes
his have ha
ing ' inclined
ice, ; ed in thi
sed the cont
Once if after
ing. year, it
The President occupied the chair land again, t
Mr. Coldwell was appointed critic, and l establis.
he performed the somewhat delicate ! funds sa
duties of the position in a most efficient ; this fair
sad satisfactory, manner. Well reader- y 'prize li
ed readings were given by Miss Pa
man and by Messrs. - McOau
Clarkson and Dr. Campbell. Mr.•
Caughey and Dr. Campbell also, .a
request of the audience, each g:a
recitation.• On nett Tuesday eve. ing i were c
the following subject will be de: ated = Church
"Resolved. that a confederation of ng:- continu.
land and her colonies would be ane- roads a
ficial." The affirmative of this su ject is a se
will be taken by Mr. M. P. Hayes,le der, 1• Compan
supported. by Doctors Vercoe and �(
man, and the -negative by Mr.
McllMillan, leader, supported by Al
George E. Jackson and. D. D. W:
The subjeot is an interesting 'and
prehensivo one, and, as will be
ter- l ~probably
hey, ; than in
Mc- ; of the p
the
re a ' Local,
r.
aver a a:
were boys
ersor's roo
the roll, w'
of 45 ; ther
ss Cowan
verage atte
rid 31 girl
of 60, with
44 ; boys
w had 68.o•
ls, with an
isB Mabee
and 32 gir
e of57. T
the roll in
25, divided
and an ave
• presentst
ient, and t
der.
•
Ou
hT
gC
ey
e d' s ov-
iclt he
loser in-
facj ory
dei( the
is
aria in=
pve� the
me,
rse,
nd
jrhe
ad,
ma a '-a
e, been -
11 J
.1:
••
f
•
e
II 71' rip its�
ers of. the Public
dance uthe: ev-
e as f lows Mr.
,41on erol l,19
erage t end co,
admi a dui ing
left, ra awing re -
he nu • ber oto the
's roo •• was 61,
endnd of 5 ; of
nd 3 girls I
the : were 5,
h an :a vera' e at j
are 29 Ip oys a d 3
d 64 the oil,'
dance 'f 55, in
. Mi `• . Ho art i
au av age tte:
9,- au: girls 3
the rt 11-3• 'o
verage = tte `d 'n.
: d 71 03 t ere
, and : is a crag
: e :tote i u ber
t,11 of ie d�o
into' 2 'boys
ge at.enda
ff Of tache
• scho• ` ;is
•
RISTMAS FA
irectors of
ral Society,
it wa decicd
s fair for t
: t • s.tbck t
signed for t
e object o1
market for
ringing bu
d the secur
and close c
as been f
• f stock ow
o local buy:
the show.
the greate
would be
the fair, it
bring them
of making
xt to a ce
nima,s On
: ere is no du
al of trut
nal fairs, so
re concern:
to the
we are ' n
action of th
andoning t
entiv to
n for the p
L a be}i eficia
to think the
3 way was s
nuance of t
trial with
considered
e system ca
ed. There
ed by the
will elle avai
t of the fa
do g .eater
iving it for
oductton of
BRIEFS.—P
mmeiced i
n T esdity
d fora cou
e very bad,
of ud. ,
their
It w.
. R.
ow wi
rsal
•
•
hav
est s
uuiv
Ison. attracts
cora- passerS-
een, have th
ir sal
tho debators are well chose'', able and. once in re.—
therefore, expect au excellent d bate, Legisla t
and we hope to see quite a
audience, as the larger the audio's.
better the debate is likely to be.
large so as to per
e the open un il eleven o
nights. It wb.s ver
Mutual Imp -ovens
was a very same
affair. The enterta
the
eld h
d not
ne x
is se
is de
the sa . of
rs an• ;sell
g f bitter
m eti Fan
us rat -ti b
er sfin.
rs ef. e b
It is el
um er
of •:;`ore
a on 1 , d
e ew�'Ii t
p rch: es,
te, my Atha
a dwo�id b
bth:
t. t �, a
faiT a• pro
ha 0! b
rad .ce
t pre ared
i irec ors
i ju
ord
s o ered
effect nde
od �a co
lien! = to
fairs. Ho
utafi f
Vise t o 11
oe ve r ea
is on Chi
•iscon inua
letoisw:
1 sho an
ood . 1' t i
e en a litre
stoc
11
-1
e
�1
e
bf'
art -
a d
re•f
n
t
a
a
th
ng
f • h,
be ani
ad s
h
a
e
le hi
it
w
.
work
petiti
amen
it ho
SHOULD TlIg. NUMBER OF COUNCI LOBS
REDUcED ?—The people of C
have just passed. a by-law a most
unanimously authorising the red
of the to•wn councillors _from 1'
The council will hereafter be com
of 11 members. Many of 'the peo
that town. now regret that the n
was not still further reduced t
making a council of 7 Members.
is a matter which might with
engage the attention of our own t
people. Some of our oldest and
eanerieuead municipal officers a
ction
to 8.
osed
le of
naber
four
This
rofit
wns-
most
readiugs and
music, and
in it accit
audio's e. W
intend givin
during he wi
them iberal
Cowan, who
Sproat, has purcha
the opinion that we could dispens with lot in 14enondville
three councillors with advantage Ito the VanWinkle, epposit
Reeves,ancl three Councillors fro each sum of
ward, making a body of 12 me bers, burniuc
which is considered larger and rnore Sunday
unwieldy than is absolutely nee
for the proper discharge of the
business. It is true that our
councillors get along most 8,MiCa
gather, and their proceedings
never been characterized by bick rings
and rows, such as are entirely too com-
monly indulged in by councils of many
*thee. towns, and. that the' business of
the town has always been condneted
ebout as efficiently as it could be, but
still if business could be equ ally w ell
vocal
all
itted
here
mont
pair el
'old hi
•
el
111
11
a
1
1 ill
ce
11
tract
eniu
e of
d the
eSSTS
int e
ks m
ountpat
dow i
dmir
n was
✓ day
the lie
I bar,
lock ti
spari
grade; mo
t
Sockty
Monday
talent !con
ho too
as a ve
stand the
we lies
farm fo
d the, ho
the residoec
yine kir
Goderich
tinctia vi ibl in
town for an eX-
are
ek
t
on
c
skin
1
ee
of
ssary Seafort
town cellent
ly to- Bible.
have instruc
'575. The
of t e hot
nigh was
to canvas t
)ook, entitle
It is especi
ive for child
SI
Martin of °Kill.
the M yor M:
charge of pr curing'
matter was satisfl
11
11
•
ea
1
th
th
te
SS
•
•
1
a pi
ostl
air
nt
fo
h
SS, as,
apse
luryi
Ma
TEM
uron
t T
last,
Calle
�V. V
J.
old ;
.,1 Br
rother
liar R.
cLeod ;
h; IW.
r
Willa 11
rt cott ;
tie Th.
ning
r ro
here
old
of u
ship
the
• be.
11
ee
sbt
shi
B
lie
afoi
(Fr
,;p
loo
pre
esd
giv
s:
°ex
e.
.e•
an
• a
ent
11
en!
be
set
to
We are ndebted to
meter; Ti es for the
rne.. plow ng match
th Vire B igade,
raised en ertainmen
n cancer's in St a
nd 'Other. e eighb? in
place fa rly h
tow usma Mr. T
confined -to his h
e same c use, bu
riday.
a regular
•
Is
•
pe
felleoliwing
ranee ;
Sist
liza, Be
dge D.,
t If past s:
y be
o Thi
ee in is n
•
le
Fil
A
cl
A
ow
a
lisw
s el
t the
ic
rs
e all
ld
1
r.
PC
1
1
eo
OS
11
ast
10
aB
TS
a
on F
Ricers
bull •
ister
• un
lodg
t the
be
in
go
ex
RON
d th
th eve
ueh
ngltO
p
ing con til_debrabrtil.y
tI0 e p°9°;:ath
of f...:0 Mat olcillop
hMt rs.etJe el:ration ,•,‘ 110W, of this
• fined ttei her bed
y ung lad,
o hie ling
t at he
c reful w
:ixiosmape
tiaje an
i tend
a is to be
au h er ef
dise se, is
able to be
s 0 f ir. Ra iftcY1 is radgki o lal as e '(I!
nd W d lilting 14 e cogs, one
rs go b ,ght in the gearing,
ba.clIr nd tea tin off the
aye i aa done so quickly
carce kaows th modus
en w king wit cuttilg
l tier.
SCHOOL CENSU 'At a re ent meeting
appointed to ta 'd this cen us iu. De -
FOR CHISELTI .i -a -Mr. S. Perkins,
usiness to Chia Uost.
1
who died f ty, fever on Wedn
day of las we le, a the 28t year of
THE W•OLE,kg
,the !E eter
owl alm et o
as advic:s of
a
o.
0 10
•
NG
rth
1 ma
nee io
so I
11y1 ca
lira ed.
W
ly by the mea an
n th e first and
er
•
01
TC
er
P1
id
pl
ge
•
the ails Ices; of
arni of r. n
y the 5t inS
as in f rmer
se. this Mat h
to thre td n
ileac an y.
ra was v4
Priz
plow
pi w
Mall
D.
er
ri-
ite
as
a te
ap
class, b
lex. Ed
class,
eorge
ar and
TIC
est
ic
at
rth
Or
Alek., Fors
2d .A,nPrew
ar, 2d John
own, 2c1Mar in 13
Doig, H wick
Campbe Gr
sten
cho
the
ood
clas
third
Juni
anip
ce
clam—
dm
been li
hiaelhu
hich
hic
ear.
QUI REL
loomin
ayl last.'
of
thie
this
of
Fri
Ril
BUC
ber
wa
et
al
ea
Se
for
bi
th
ha
an
Ra
ful
te
oo
sta
ge
lst
Fa
Go
Se
cla
Ca
hatted jar es by
appeare be ore co
day last, bn the fu
oney und r: 480
yes' Ban he
Itorily' sett ed be
•
t
ing in pech
in !Sehbol
onth
class reci
hirry,12di Beinar
— 1st lat Ha
ell, 3d W
Ada
ell. Se
ate Black
cl Geo.
t
Albert'. E
st Andrew
class
ectio
etobe
ng fort
had. been
Mr. 140ta
cotVe far
The c
y and Paul B mai! Th
of poi ts. fterath
over t ey all cengregat
them by ate
ell, 2
ding.
aw, d
crett
e, 2
for
of
ki
the
tio
re
The
tors
ears,
this
Th e
rorn
g
cond
list :
cloud
Sec -
OC
Is o
th
de
tend
cx
clas
irry
1
3r
assi
at i
hi fo
en
1111
asWt filen; ye
limed
ed
en 1
wer es,
tig es
at M
repas
the 1
that
he
ab
ed
for
the
en
le
ut
ve
ds
an
to
e bu
egs
pon
h, to
ani
bon
r
has
and
thia
per
ass -
ding is
nd
inie
Ce
sie Cald
de 2d
on el
s 1st
A
UR SPO
that sev
am
Sto
way
nied
equi
on
ni
starte
svelam
LIMBS
whi
n Ju
Mr.
et t
ull
e et
bo nd
OT
es
ho
Ts
is
r.
to
of
s.
rt
a
wa
num
spo
t th
ere
pare
tho
see if lielcou
al. 4.' r,!1Cat
and plieed
• bu was
move
he us
s tha
ion s
nuot
NICT
ding
e mo
basoc
ood c
017611
curt
d El
liza
ate
Iugh
f !the
zabeth Ale an
atilda1Rus el
1eXan er.
exam
t e
Le cl)pury-
by Mir 4!elan. ea
ped With ms, d
for the e; osed game,
red aroma II clEt,y, but
his
ds
ing
the
up
Iplingtes
healed
well
uobes-
er it -
ola
he
der
Bu
IIV
ru
t mehr Ili 1122
Olen MillS
•
ecse lot of 'no
ju t an
iitmtirtsteir
enal cid r, an
lye! The roc
to pale
N
here h
•
•
pac
dition
anless
ma -
oh
fEruet ereeaeof
is
The colo is e(in 1
N T TO BE
to lake'. lea-
Oo mer
sum in tr Sating.
eked th prop
for $
hat
ra thealet.
o eater
Before passing
ietor, Mr Haw
0. The la dl
e for a fr
liked. him, b
Re then tried
05
id,, victim zed
carping
Si, the wif
band h
futither
'lig a
ther a
nt to pany
ey did b siness with $7,500,
Re ve t
r, James Oke, the Do ice g iN
il
ers f
e ban
Marked
Pavia in
Day's sa d his
dollar down th
The rascal, it is
me ber, f the
also It 's state
the late absce
fro Ex ter t a
children. His
All he p rtiel
Ex ter, otab
geh al and po
Central Hotel,.
bag been
kindness and ,
the) Ex° °mg°
Mo son's 13E1.114,
sec rity, and it
mo ey u der al
OS
8,
Oki
BS tO
s all
avor.
dam
side
Sta
the
the
eac
year
seco
Con
at
day
ges sustai
alk on
leton — C
eeve be
eputy Re
for their
ded by
ail do no
aly's Hot
the 29th
ULL SOLD
Sat rday hi
old bull to a
bee confine
He is, howe
the beginnin
ow Gon
ha ware m
got loose in
aara
Mo
val
evious
d the
ite a
out he
ays
rd re-
t not
Ta
to
val
lun
las
fai
th
it
he
of
wo
de
Mc
da
No
mo
ac
sta
nei
of
int
MC
mi
th
Mr. ab
rth a
po
aped* de
aome
te iu Luck- ca
Mrs. Blake
usi
or Goderich so
the other b
• Sta
in re
if
ing in
ipped
ard to
Blake
with Eie
and two m
the other tb
bsconded. Ba
°kola Al- Co
•
s
1.
ed hrough falling off a 1 aata i will be found that the rate Upon
i
he ' ! Heron road near the d liar will be the decimal fraction,
rried. Moved by Mg. .03389bh art of one ent, or as nearly;
byi Mr. Hannah, that be computed t e a of one mill. is
aid.; the sum of $40, and Oth part of one cent upon the dole,
ve 1 nd. Councillors $30 his, I should ink, is not a ratei
ser ces for the current sufficient to alaam a y . one, -Unless a
ved. by Mr. Elgie, very clos!e-fisted mise When the col -
Hannah, that the lector weuld present is roll the rate-
payeawcluld find tvio columns, the one
containing the amount at which he is
assesaedi the other the amoant of thiS
railway tax. It walla appear on the
roll in this form :
Total Amatn,t of
Wel and Personal
1,500.
2,500,
9.8 Ca
the l-
ourn to meet again
1, Egmondvialtle, on Mon-
oalember, 10 o'clock
gs, 115e to 17c.
—Mr. Knechtell sold last
arty1in Mitchell for $105
ch f r good stock.
to his house since last
in neuralgia in his back.
er, a little better at the
g, and is in hopes of being
to his business again by
of next week.
w. ast Sunday the cow
relaa.tt, of this place, lost
he stable, and. got at some
and eat abeut 70 pounds, and on
day merning died. Mr. Drewe
ed the ciow at $35.
gart, of the 16th coucession of the
nship of Grey-, last Monday lost a
able horse by infiamation of the
s. His horse was perfectly well
Thursd y when here at the cattle
, and on- rids morning he noticed
t he ha a sev re cold. He brought
nto Mr Nott, veterinary: surgeon,
, mad le t it with him, but,j in spite
11 treat ent, it continued Ito grow
th put n end to its sufferings. ,Mr.
aggart had refused $110 for it a few
s before
t, veter nary surgeon, on Wednesday
tiling lo t a valuable horse !by being
le on Tuesday evening,' when a
some om cats took his revolver
tiding to stop the free entertain -
t for the evening. He, !however,
sed. th: cats, fixid the ball passed
ugh 9,8 inch door and. struck Mr.
t's h rse in the side, penetrating
ut fou inches into the horse. The
r beas lived tial next morning, when
th sto ped ita sUffering. IMr. Nott
event occassions has refused $100
h for his horse. Advice.—Before
g fire arms be sure you can strike
ethin smaller than the end. of a
u.
silent
bers
ting r
objec
field
for the sc
do so ar
no pecu
banks i
not lik
The
orts of fa s
amps, hay- tin
tly out of be
terested are Jo
they hold To
they will •
1
Tu ersmi
ARM OUGIIT MT. Jo
pur has d the f tin of Mr.
ea She 4 h colic eion 'of
alf of
othe
n To
Trallee
St Wiley.
MEETING.—The Council met
to adjournment. All the
resent., Minutes of previous
ad and Passed. T e by-law,
of whibh is to gra t to the
and. Soluth Huron Railway
by way' of bonus, the sum of
as read and passed. The
en, in accordance with the
n in tbe by-law, appointed
ns to assist at the final sum -
f the votes, and also two scru-
r each polling place, one in
he passmg of the bY-law and
opposed te it. Moved by
ranee, seconded by IG. Castle,
cKinleY, Peter Douglas, J.
inveetagate a grievance with
o a, road allowance extending
ndary, and report whether it
le to laave said road opened
have it disposed of, said cora-
meet on Saturday! next, tit 1
m.—Cerried. Moved by G.
conded. 'by J. Torrance, that
be authorized to spend $10
ng clothes for Thomas Ilay,
tle, secoaded by Peter Doug -
his naeeting do now adjourn
an to on Wednesday, Deoember 29,
our at 10 oic ock a. n1.—Carried.
16
14
ttee t
obtained re 'Debt
pretences. fro lots
so th bo
h. is tdvise,
n Sproat has , up or to
john Co
ckersm
an, nal
th, ot
This faxim• adjoi S. Mr. Sproat's forthaer th
property ! MI. :, proat has now a splen- in
did farm of 450, acres: of s fine land as an
there is in the c' linty,
as this can be . laked -wi
pleasure, and Wire are f
11 esteemed and 0 berprising
Moore, 01 the Stat coneessi
emcith, c
f day:
in eagt
We the.
thi kin
in is m
OIINC
on the
pr sent.
an app
sec on de
Fo be
brid
th t the
roac
Ica vert
41
la clati
angold
ago w
nd it h:
There
ugolt
easurp
L MEE
1st in
Minut
oved,
by
aid the
e, leat
les the,
followi
R.
n co
er Ciao: er, aepa
ayina !ditching
;culverts and
1240 ;
atatute
ing and
ring
airin
vel. f
'eh Meast
eigbed
a been pi
of ;last
(wed b
and $1
o Ca
econded
aecou
.813ion: 10,
ae
ourthe l'Cr
br
he la
st
gr
11
c- Dale, ravel feat st tute
26ti concession , 'L. R.
n estate s
h profit
ce who
d than
friend.
of Tuc
ch by
nd la
tee to
ock p
Reev
rovi
indi
, that
meet
•
HE AMWAY BONUS DISCUSSED.—MT.
er- th
having the , in
red 30 in hes po
lied over wo R
ed. in roo s of th
d many ore wi
as this ne. u
eeting
aat Tho
e on cont
81, fcr ma
couces
Tempi
statute I
rialg cul
between
grading en couces
001104, cleaning
11
111
SO
erS wi
mg p
gie,
ioh co
ton, th
bor, ve
29th
ended
nley
mg t
temp
il way
nks
1 "so
OW a
Ba
hink
1 thi
ult. a rather pungent letter,
to dissuade the raitepayers of
rom votipg for the by-law pro -
aid the construction of the
ated Bayfield and South Huron
to the etxtent of $7,500. He
ry few people in the township
far forget themselves as to
ay" any more of their money
field. hope he is mistaken.
he intell gent people of Stanley
k better f it. It is true that
t when figured. out so as to
very • small amount added
to the taxation of the rate-
ers, it will not appear a *ery oppres-
e taa or them to bear, mad I think
maj rity of the ratepayers of Stan-
clusi
own
d tak
out di
c- to
ad, It
9,1091 Lemont, gravel for ; d retan exactly hat they are about
abore$2,80 ; Jas. Lang, d'tehe ! in givin their verdict for I or against
culvert! en concessiou 2, . R. th s bonus and as your correspondent
obt. Falton two gates and re- mainly
g of
erati
yers,
31,000
4000
500
6,000 2 01
Amount of
Railway Tax.,
0 51
o 65
0 85
1 19
1 53
upon re
ection, come to the
Would not be money
your correspondent
uble to calculate how
have been so severe upon those
calls th "sensational and ro-
dwink or ,deceive the
in any way, in order
port of this by-law.
hat they should un-
posit'on to ho
secur their su
is onl proper
crap r, S15.65. Thos. Fowler, in
°pairing two approaches to p
, grEi.vel for st tute of read ng the EXPOSITOR, how much
odw u, gravel for w uld. b annually added to the amount
; aeob L tta, ' of their axation by granting this bouts,
labor; 52.80e short e of railway that would be un-
en-lota 25 and q estio ably of :great convenienee and
$2 , George a vantage to Bayfield, to the neighbor -
Campbell, ing tow ships of Stanley and Goderich,
rs. Ahlborn, and to he towa of Clinton. The bonus
jag two cul- granted in aid of public works assumes
itch the for of a trust .loan, for which de-
$. .25 ; benture are issued, bearing interest at
t. per aanum, and in addition
per cent. per annum upon the •
1 is reserved as a sinking fund,
arge the debt when the deben-
res mature, making 8 per cent. per
num to be paid upon the capital
Now, the interest of $7,500,
asked fOr, at 8 per cent. per
is just $600, which is the an-
ility thrown upon the town -
he assesSed value of the real
nal preperty of the township
ley, is §1,770,360. From this
ests his opposition to the pass -
the' by-law upon monetary con -
ns, I shall exhibit to the rate -
ho may have an opportunity
I need. not tabulate the assessment
any tirther, for, when a man knowe
that apen one thousand dollars his rail-
way tax would only alnaount to 34 cents,
he can easily figure up the collector's
claim. It will be eepn by the above
that a man assessed for $4,000 would
pay aust about as much annual tax as
one gallon of spiritsavould cost, 75 cents
of which cost goes te the G-overnment
as duty, and a man! fond of lis drain
would not whine over the expenditure.
Your correspondent refers to the harbor
the building of whioh was expected to
be of' "great advantage to Bayfield, with
one of the best ports Upon Lake Huron:"
The hatbor may have failed to realiZe
all the !expectatione lentertained of it,
but still it is now a good. harbor, and
oeuld easily be made, by a little dredg-
ing, (Me of the best Ion Lake Huron.
Bayfield wishes to utihze it by building
this branch railway Under the auspices
of thel Grand Trunk Company, and I
have no doubt but the able manager of
that line—Mr. Hickson—would. find a
way to !render it profitable to the com-
pany, end of very great advantage not
only tdBayfield, but to the surround-
ing toWnshilia. There are few inland
places, whether villages, towns, cities
or townships that fail to recogaize the
advantages of haviug access by rail to
the nearest harbor !Within their reach.
The city of Londoft and the surround-
ing °mintiest of Middlesex and Elgin
felt this when they built, at their own
expense, the London and Port Stanley
Railway—a line 20 miles in - length—
giving easy access te the port, and thus
securing to the mere
tveyance by water for
'merchandise from th
.land and from othe
And this railway hass been of immense
advantage to the citizens of London in
general by the cheap conveyance of the
article of coal alone. They had. already
the Great Western., land the Grand
'Trunk lines, but theY. saw the advant-
age of the port and huilt the railway.
I was pot aware that Bayfield was such
a "seneational and romantic village" as
represents it, or
40mething else:"
very rotas. tic !in
building railways, near has Bayfi ld been
very exacting upon t e resources of , the
township. If the pe ple ask a moderate
bonus from Stanley! to assist in con-
structing this railalay, which they be-
lieve iivill, in connection with t e har-
bor and the liberal 4erms offere by the
Grand Trunk, be efimuch advaita,ge to
themselves and a !fiery great conveni-
ence and advantageito the surrounding
country, they are not attempting to
throw' the weight :o the_ burden upon
the shoulders of th se from 'wham as-
sistance is asked. 1 They have :passed a
by-law granting al bonus of . $10,000,
which requires a este of eight naills on
the dollar, -whilst the bonus asked from
the township reqinres only a of one
mill, or 1 -30th part of one cent on the
dollar. I will- now take leave of your
correspondent by expressing my hope
that the bonus will be carried at the
ants cheap em-
ail classes of heavy
East, from Cleve -
American. ports.
your correepondeat
that if "this sensati
would be wanting
There is nothing
11
ma medicine for, he ate
oe
the Treasurer be autho
ills for; gravel foe Statut
as, that the toll wieg s
f4They ii cess y ste s to def • an
nary- a threatened by , Joseph liana
OSS
d tha
all
tifie
ved
nted
labor to this
ded by t disc
baRa:cr r iaemare av ltanacianed.
8,
sec
eve, D
ze
6 SU
unum
nal li
hip.
action and pa
on for Sta
NOfVEMBER 112, 18
wd-Nermmim
A. Mc:DOUCALIL & Co::
SI
El
Novel and Desirable M
infants, F owers, Plus
vets, Sat n De Lyon,
Hats, Be ver Hats, P
Hats, Shapes, acce at t
ate prices at
A, Cu NICDOI! Ali &
es, Satins:Yea ,
Straw
Placa
lt Hats,
Tim COUNCIL AND THE BOIN.,'ITS.—Mr.
Editor,—Sir ; The Council of the town-
ship of Turnberry Met a4bout a week
ago. At this meeting the solicitor of
the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway
was present with a petition from the
requieite number , of ratepayers, asking
for , the submission of a by-law for
$7,500, to aid in Widening the guage
and to make a connection with Wing -
ham; a ddsta,nce of 4a miles, to be run
upon conapletion by the Grand Trunk
Railway. After eonsiderable discussion
theCouncil refused to submit the
Surely an -arbitrary measure.
The eompany offered to pay expenses if
the by-law was defeated. There could,
tlieaefore, be little or no loss to the
township in having the question dis-
cussed upon its merits fully and fairly,
and if it was found upon calm investi-
gation. that the scheme was not worth
the Money asked for, then vote accord-
ingly. The' company was prepared to
bind themselves to ask no money until
only that the debentures should be
handed over to three trustees, two of
whom are already; appointed, viz., the
Hon, Messrs. Mackenzie and Howland,
the third to be appointed by the muni-
cipaaities who vote the by-laws. It is
well known that the by-law for the
Wellington, Grey and Bruce was cal -
tied by a close majbrity, and that the
owners of the la,rgsist half of the as-
sessed value of the township were in
the minority against the by-law, not-
withstanding in addition to Dayine the
above bonus they Nloted a sectiona by-
law of $5,000 to aid the narrow gnage
railway. They knew that a broad guage
railway was the best adapted to carry
on the business of the country, but it
was the narrow guage or none, and they
had to content themselves with what
they could get. I3ut it cannot be dis-
puted that the smaller railway has kept
the other somewh t in its proper place.
The rates were lo end. at Harriston
other points hkewi e upon its appear-
ance. If the arnount saved to the
township of Turnberry could be got at
correctly, it is uot too much to say
thaa$5,000 has been saved to the whole
township two or three times over by
the expenditure of that money. If Such
has been the effect with a weak com-
pany never properly equipped, it is rea-
sonable to expect that a road run by
the Grand Trunk BailWay would give
better results, so that the expenditure
of the tomparatively small amount of
money asked would ultimately prove a
good investment. Wingham at present
by railway is 168 miles from Toronto ; dustry
MAN
Fren
Plain B
Cyprus, a
trimmed. and exeeptien
TrEIRTEEITM
OfsITAR
avers, Diagoliala, Cor
d other malterials, elegant: -
ALL co.
SILK
New Shades in Ly 118, Gros Grains,
tional V tie in Pure I4ons Meek Gres
Grain Si ks. Better :value than ever
offered, a
MUM AND LOW
a
CONSISTII
es' Sets,
Black, in eight different quali
Colors all the new tints, -Gre
Burgundy, Cardinal, alysonia, N
DRE S GOODS :
ta
Beizes in the most desirable shades ;
Ca,shmerettes in all the new shades;
all the new colorings and various quali-
ties ; Ma, k Cashmeres, a great bargain
The above Gooas, in
CONEY", •wili totma -ve
smell -tat value. See the
Di ES
VELVETEEN'S :
e show a New Lot
ably Low Prices.
The Princess Louise, a most desir-
for trim ing, Pitune; Burgundy,
Myrtle, 'remit, Navy, Cardinal, and
Brown, a
KETS
en's Overcoat:
Gen ine All Wo 1 Twilled Cana-
dian, in 11 sizes, over MO pairs, all at
A. C MCDOtiCALL & CO3.
FLA
The el
erties are su
Bah Fan y
gain, at
NOVE
octs are Right
erior to all others. Bng-
Shirtings at a great bar
MCDOCALL & CO'S
Nov tiles in La es' Chenille Ties
Novelties Ladies' ilk Ties. Novel
ties L dies' Lace les. Novelties in
Dress and Mantle Butitans, at
C. MCDO GAIL& COI
OAR TS
90 ceTnatpsef rryyaCracirp, ale., at 70 cents an
A g MCDOliCALL & C0.10
Great !try Go ds House -of
the West,
SE AF9RTH, - ONTARIO.
EAFORTH
OWING TO THI
THIS SEA
by the pr jected connection it would
only be 1 ) miles, gaining also a neiv
and Nort Western {which is crossela
few mile below Oraegeville) not much
longer t n its pre ent one. Conse-
quently, rs every , ay of the year,
without b eak of bul could be taken
to New rk_ or Men real, Portland or
Halifax. It may be s id that the towns
ship has aid largely heady for rail-
distribut els ef the s phis, only $10,000
Wellingt n, Grey and Bruce Railway,
is now township ; liability. If the
Domini° members Who support the
•
present P.overnment at Ottawa were to
do their -1 uty we °nap to receive on
account of the Lstud Improvement
fedratio $6,600 at nce ; in all prob-
ability w rcis,y coun on that amount
this win r, so that a a cost of $900 te
the towei. hip we can have one of tthe
greatest 4 provements it has ever seen,
—the un in of the t o leading hnes of
railway i the count): - at our own doers.
Possibly he compan - migat take our
claim to he above filed instead of de-
bentures or the amonnt it represents,
It is rang red that the Council by their'
present policy of obstauction, expects Co
obtain the advantage of the clause in.
h passed last session ba .
Legislat re of Ontario, relating to the
majority oting a baalaw after the 1st
of Jarrua y next, so as to be certainthat
the by -la will be d4eated. It is to be
hoped. th t such is not the case, but
that th , On taking a sober second.
thougat,r ill see it to be their duty to
submit t e by-law, s6 that it Call be
voted -to, his year.—ELECTen.
UR CL1
We have been coin
HOLESAL
Ana. iwe
TR SECOND
Hills Elreen..
K. Troyi) , of Hills Green, has com-
pleted a uilt whibh is made of two
colors, p nk and white. It is put to-
gether se that it follies a pink T and a
white T, There are 1,050 blocks in it
and 12 p tches in each block, and 12,-
600 pate, es in the quilt. It is an ex-
ceedingr neat and imtrioate piece of
work, a the young lady is entitlea te
much c it for the ekill, taste, and ina
Tins vifsEl
bought a Large X.iol
are thus extolls)
We are Showiat
ENCH AND El
time T II AND CA
As we have in Oar ed
GROCERY
ir^r Grocery Dein/
FIFTY CEV
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