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EXETER--; ONT THUESDAY, JULY 21 1887.,
NO. 7,
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Editor and I'uldisher,
arioRG'Ir DIRECTORY.
, EreiC01,Alr, C411)011,-410', $, Robinson, Nettie -
bent. Sunday Services, 11 a, in., and 7 p, in
bath schom, 2:30 p, at.
SALVATION ANNIV.—Sanday oeTTIOOS, 7. 111,3 p. In,
'id 8 p ut services every night during the week,
$ o'elock: Holiness meeting at 11 a, an, on sundity,
Marbounig Qt1lntell.^ JaMOS - st., NV,
IOISLor• 33IIITITayVOIVI085, 10.30 in. and II 35 p;
Stibbath sebool, p. in. 'Pea) er meeting 'Tntirsday,
evening tit..7,32.
Almx W, 71. 'Pascoe) pastor,' Suii*-
day servlecs, 10.300. ni. and 0,36 .1). tn.., Sabbath,
tedieel, Lao e, ie. Prayer meeting, Thursday even-
ing at 7,30. :Young peoples prayr.r meeting Thursday
evening at 7.00.
PORSOYTERIAN Citutten.--Itcv. W. M. Martin, Pastor.
Sunday services, II a. in, and 0:2() a in Sabbath
school, 0.15 a. in. Young peoples prayer meeting, at.'
r, 45. Thursday evening, prayer meeting at 8 o'clock.
chair practice immediately atter.
Business and other Cards.
j W. BROWNINO, 0,, P, S.
lraduate of Victoria University. Mee and residence-
Domision Laboratory, Exeter, Om June,
1 MIN 9ILL, LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
For the Village of Exeter, and the County of liuron,
-Ail orders protmiLly attended to.. Exeter p,o., Ont.
t BISII0p,,LICE333ED AUMICNEER.
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Por the l'cnimships of Ilay and 'Monte. All orders
prOMPtly attended to, Exeter p.o., Out,
13 H. COLLINS,. BARRISTER, •
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Solicitor of SOprome.dourt of Ontario, CommissIoner,
fkiti manor, &e.,0111ce—Noxt (loot te Santa all & Pick-
, 'Ards, Exeter, Ont. Money to loan at iery lowest rates.
11. laNSMAN' DENTIST
,L, a S., extracts teeth witliold, Pain
hy giving Vitalized Air, or using, the new -local Antes-
'thetic maim gums. Makes Gold .Fillings, and 01 other
dental \vork the best pusSible, fines to Eerie') last
•Iliursilay in each month, '
EAST,SIDE OF MAIN STREE'T, EXETER.
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IvEsTOOTT,v, sstinEas,ilisuitAxoll, LOAN,
Real Estate und Steamboat Agents. Wo4lthy and re-
liable Fire and TAfe InSuranee Companies Represent -
.ed, Any amount of money to loan on first clues inert-
• gages at lo westtates of diderest. panted...teeing-fee
Huron Co., for A. E. Williams & Co., real estate agts„
London. Beaver Line IA Steamers represented,
Office—James $t,. Exeter, Ont.
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meets first Friday 01 every month, in John'e Block
at s °Moult. Vis'ting Biethrett Voleinne.
,j0ILI; SPACISTIAN,V. M. .1•6111;r Wiirro, Soy.
o.v. ;s•o,,
modd the seConil and fourth Friday of each month,'
to iranson's flail. at 8 o'cloak p, nt. Visiting Bran',
rentordiallY
1E.Ilion3it2s,,0, R. 3. PIOgAltD, SOO.
41 -lay faIrridi Mutual' Fire
Insurance Company.
p'ARTIES DESMixo To INSuan IN "I2{9 BEAT
maid 6E:apes° Insurance company in th6 namiahm,
•esa 110 es by applying personally, or by mail to the
undersigned. .Ml applleations promptly attended to.
. Also agolt Mr the Wellington Company of OuelP1).
Also AU0T10NEE1t tor the County ef Huren.
E. BOSSENBERRY, Aosx,r.
zulich, Oat.
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Isseer of
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it, Accident, mad rite iesataneu agent,
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ERCHANT
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' West 'Side, Exeter;
A 6-00cl Fit
guarmateecl.
Latest Styles of Goods keptoo
stock.
A Call Soilcited:
:rigs are trniep arid yott must
play Paris 'Green if yOtt watit
to make a point.
PURE PARIS GREEN
.—At
DOMINION LABORATORY
ALSO
liellebot6 ma Fly Pbtaer,
Atwayg.tt felt supplyDrrip, Dyes,
and Fancy tloOds.
Visiting fttekbo a specialty(
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PHOTOORIIMIS1
MR.' JOSEPH SENIOR'
haying purchased the business of,
Chns. Senior, wishes to in-
form the the public that
he can be found
At the Old stand.
Main Street, Exeter.
The Finest Cabinets in the coun-
ty. Elegarit
.QOpying and Enlarging
4,. on Shortest notice. '
JOS. SEIM 1:24.
Nevi Premises ?
NE GOODS*.
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•Reepectf illy ramie og his many
Custoi ters and' the public;
generally that he has re-
moved to
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:PO Otii,00do
Main Street, EXETER.
Vlie:r0 110 1rag inst reeeiVod
WELL ASSORTED
;STOCK Or
REA DY -MAD
--a—SOOtS & SHOE8'.
it:LSO
telled'IllAa8 work of tile higlieSt
Olam,
A. Trial Solicited, and
Satisfaetien Guaranteed.
GEOE MASOW,
Exeter,
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Corresponbence.
; Mr. Cane of the Ueboree Model Farm,
yyoluourgee,heainfear
' on bailie milked gave the best (inlay of
aura ma. The' young heifer still `gives
There wes a very heavy reiu storm here inQII''''sed 4"1114 ttl° la°teal
*Imlay, morning last, there was als cuzi- ___--„esse. • eenee—
enlertible belitning oeeenipsined It, but no
serious &image to report tront here.
barn belonging to i)Ir. join) Flan-
nigen of Olandeboye'took fire, but was
speedily queliched. It is thought that it
originateci from a little boy playiug with
inetchee. '
The harvest is pretty well advanced '; it
comineeced earlier here than it did in the
last 23 yetue. Wheet commenced zu July
8th,. and I saw flax pulledoneInly eth.
The warm weather will bring on the Waili
rapidly now.
, The berry season is over for this year,
Nearly every 'year we' hettr4 of some one
getting poisoned with peieni Ivy, *Idle
pickine berriee, mistaking it for the vine,
C'reepee,,•which i elesely
regenhled, 1 will tell them how tit is can
be av'oided in future. The Virginia Creep-
er has five leaves elaster,, while the
leeiLon. Ivy has 'only • threeleaves in a
liisteie All native 'vie es 'lave five leaves
eleistees of'fiee leaees are harinleen.
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flensall
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Miss, Melcenzie, of London, Is visiting
Iter 2eter,.111.r.8. Gibbs.
The Mises Nicols of 'London, are spend-
ing a few weeks With their sister, Mrs. D.
Utearhart. ' •
Rev. ee. Y. Thempsen hes gone to Mani-
toba for a six weeks' vacation in the hope
of' benefiting his health.
The Methodist Sabbath, School 'intend
holding their mental picnic en the shores
of Lake 'Huron, on Thursday, 27th inst.
The hay in this neighbothoed has all
been harvested, and was an excellent crop,
The fall: whet now 'claims the farmers at-
tention, and is an average crop.
Still' the matrimonial 'fever rages itt oar
.:111ag.e. The last vietims•as for as heard
of, being Mr. T. C. Edmunds and Miss.
,elberta, semi daughter of Mr. R. Rey-
nolds .of the Mansion fronse. he seevice
which made thee tiro Ono, WM conducted.
by Rev. O. le‘ridgma.n,, on Wednesday
morning laet. The harms couple a Onee
Started for Clinton which place they in-
tend maidrig theirdnture home. .We wish
them along, prosperous and happy life.
•
• Centralia.
mrs. wm. Baker' of Vairfield, has re-
turned from a 'visitto.. the Ohl ,Coun try,
after an absenco of Weeks. •
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Flax pulling is the order of,the day.
Small boys who 'aro too active for•honte
ditties, are in great demand hem, "come arid
help us.'
Mr. Sherrat, the blind preacher, is an-
nounced to ea•each Mahe Methodist church
here next' Sabbath ntorning, :The Rev.
gentleman "ought to have a -good audience
and. also a liberal 'collection.
- .Mr. T. Dundits;of- Sarnia, was in eur
'viltogeHaturday •last, remaining over a
day, Mr. -D. is 'It popular :livery man of
that. town, and reports:business.good, and
crops looking remarkably well, •
. •
We understend.that the notion of bend-
ing a new church in this village by the
Methodists, is not dead yet, A mectieg
was held, the other eveningwhen a come
mittee was advised to obtain full particulars
and report to the team board. , Wo hope
the friends will • wade in and show their
love and enterprise.
Tf thexe is any meet who gets it off good
it is Geroge. Irer jeit ought to 200 hint it
catnip:demi the avenue, with his dandy
phaeton. It beide everything. When
WOO' wants to do the grand, he leaves
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nothing undone, George's stalk) coupled
to big, Tom's laugh; is an every day cure
for half the siekness lin our village.
Jt would not be ti•no, to .say that the
liquortraffitin our locality is entirely
eilled out, bitt it is,(plitteeyideet that the
Itas done Inners good, Otto' e.yes toe
mit insulted with the sight of bygone days
which (if nothing else)' is a good thing,
and We long 1,0 8e0 1110 ti Ino When, 1110
traffic will be a thine of the pest Let
the sympathy of the well wishing pith&
go straight for prohibition.
Itsborne.
Tow ri Parliament,
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ExeiTte, J1JLY, i88
The council met 4t the cell 6g tbe
Reeve at the N,arket
The Reeve and Conuoillors joliens
and Cerl Log preeent
Minutes Of previous meeting reed
and continued. •
Report trom the Comity clerk stat-
ing that $539-.1 2 is required from this
corporation for county purposes, and h
report from the Secretary of the school
board requiring $2000 for school pier -
.poser, were read and fyied. 6
Moved by T, 'Oarling, seconded
by D. johns, that orders lee granted
for the following sums,
13.. Y. Tgliiot, exptin8e8 re Old Mar-
ket Square-. $26 fp
R., H. colline,,redvice &e., ie by •
.... , . , , T 00,
Jae, Swinerton; expeeees to Otta-
wa re 0. P, .. , . 28 00
J. A. Rollira, expenses to Ottawa
and London • . 30 00
Sohn Thompson, wateringstreet 50 00
1. R Bissett, fencing park44 2'5
John Gould, lamber. .. : . , . 4 05
Township of Stephen, to assist in
supporting S. Ford 15 00
Carried:
Mr. Prouty on behalf of the town
ship of Stephen agreed to pay a like
sum as the•village itt support of Sam'l
Fete'.
Mr. Renton and others ,addressed
the commit concerning dtain on Main,
street, whereupon the contrail recom-
mended that those mostly interested
awl benefited by it. Should pay for the
same with prrvate contributions.
The Clerk was instructed. to adVer-
tise for tenders for heating appratut for
tr.; w n hall, • •
The Street, Inspecter was, requested
•
to look after the sidewalk needing reer.
pairs on' Main -street.
The council adjourned to meet at the
call of the reeve.
M, Eacrierr, Clerk.
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A man ia 13.russels 'has been lined $2
end -costs for setting two dots fighting.
& \V". \Vett, of Salem, recently
peldoaite.
ielltree htendred dollars for
aia COW
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j. rtOhnfitOn paid three thousand
elollarsfor an eighty acre farm in God- .
trich township.
Belgrave cheese factory disposed a
th, May and Jane rnalce of cheese at 9
vents per pound.
lfensall boasts (4 a marriage every
ejdorjo
nesediaj(es
mloor.rileg, at least the ,ee.r
p :'•
limey Spillott, Of Grey' township,
while bathing got beyond is depth,
and was drowned.
Ninety-five poands 'of -honey were
.extracted 2ron1 two hives last week,by
Mr. Steep, of Clinton.
frs. Ferguson). cif Clinton, is 90
years old, but she'lives alone 'and at-
tends to Whet. events.'
Bruin was seen in a pea field, south
of Genie one morning. tecently, and,
Was hillecl,by the inhallitante.
At a•barn, raising. in - HUllett;. last
Week', Ni`. O. Taylor fell a distance of
twelve feet and injured 1#s back.
Two women in Clinton became es-
tranga to each other, and asna oonse-
qeence, one scolded the others cat.
A suddeli jolt of the buggy threW ,
out Miss. Herbison, of Godherich-town-.
ship, eausingseyeral cute and bruises. •
The boring at Stapleton Selt well
leas now reached a depth of over 1196 -
feet, the second bed of salt beineereach-
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A Horrible Crinm
july 1 8th.7e-YesteedaY
afternoon a colored man, named Howell
who says he has juet arrived front Ala-
bama, entered the residenceof Mr. Mc-
Lean, about eight nilles from Chatham,
and asked for soap and water. While
hiS request was being cotnplied with be
plight Mrs. McLean by the throat and
attempted a criminal assault.'' She was
bitten and struck unmercifully by the
brute, Mrs. McLean is near confine -
'tient, but thci doctors think she will
recover. The brute was caught by a
crowd of .neighbors, • who 'Put a rope
neound his neck. and would have lynch,
od hint but for thepleading of tome
cooler heada. was brought to town
and lodged in jail.
County Huron New
A new flax 'bill has been built at
Blyth.
Measles are prevalent among child,
ren atCranbrook,
Ripe tomattoes .heare; appeared„ 3813
'Walton, Huron county; -,
I Messrs. Seeger & Lewis, barristers,
of Goderielt, have, dissolved partner-
ship.
, 13tyth village fathers tried to prevent
I a 'Winghain photoghtpher Vont opeeat-
ing his business in that burg On the
Twelfth, but did not succeed.
; The Jumbo steer, "General Pickard"'
raised mid bred by ,:\TP, James Pickard,
' of Exeter, lin gone the way of all flesh
Ho died from the effeets of tenettinp-
tiom
living finished.
Cherry Crop is
Hof, Hotter,. Jlottest.
Att abandaet crop of applepromised
this engem.
Harvestiee is in fidl blast, and fall
Wheat Is nearlyall out, and is an excel-
lent crop in this
The Bethany Sunday School have orga-
nivel te bible &me avbtylVatthosilay oven -
mg, tyreat intetest 10 being tekee i the
moVeinent.
ed,
One day recently a young lad named
McDonald, of Walton; fell a 'distance
of twelve feet and broke his anti in twO,
places.
Last week Mr. joseph Clegee;ship-
ped from Biussels station dime car
loads of splendid cattle to the old
,coantry.
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A traction engine hauling five thou-
sand of bridle was the eynostire edl
the farmers along the Huron road the
other day. ' ' , ,
While Corking a hettlet io t Clinton
1 hotel, Mr, °Alison cut an artery by the
breaking of the neck f the bottle. A
(teeter had to be called in to SeW lJp
til°11w. oCulltticrl.c, of Wingliam, has growing
in his garden it mit,- tree which hes en
sonic of itS limbs geed Size fruit and
some of the other branches are in
I bloSSOrtiv
A yoeug son of Mr.' Hiram. Fishery'.
of Huliett, ono day last week f(d1 1..
distance of.twenty feet, breaking his..
arm and leg: • . •
Over one ton of hay was: ainloadede
by thee° inert in the short -space. of
three minutes, on the farm of R.. Car-,
tery of Hulletk
• While fooling with the Machinery at, a
Williaiks uioll, Gerrie, a lad:nine yearg
old had three fingers anipaie.tecl by be -
big drawn under a knife.. •
• Blythitee settle grievances of their
chilch'en by having per entalpi battl en
themselves. . -This practice) is bed efor • “...
the eyes, so :Keeler says,
The breaking. of a'bit 'cal.teecl e. span:
of hors,os attached to a mower, to run
away and: 1VP. H.• Henna, of Morris
townehip, wits badly hurt.
' jas Dully and John. Irwin, Orange-
viU.'hotel keepers, for assnulting
Suitt Act constable, wove each fined
$20 and bound ovor to keep the peace,
onsSaturday.
A correspondent writing to n.n eX
change sae ! Wingham „ote Friday
last lost One of its reSpeetecl young
ladies, Miss Hialeah Youbill. 8.11e
only got mareied, anti this is•charactev-
ieed as being loot.
On Tuesday last, at a liern raising
in McKillop, asethe mete WOlt engaged
in 1:ilacin,d a heavy sill. it elippecf end
fell On MI.. Wm. O'Rouerre, cruehing
him terribly and breaking eeveied riles
and otherwise inteenally. injuring hint.
Hie recovery is dotibtful,
Spuitti Sabbath Seliti81 sermons in
connection with the J erode -Street Meth-
odist school, will be preached on Sale -
bath next, morning end, evenining at
I0i3 0 and 6:80, by Rev, 5 3. Allin, of
tendon. A. mass meotiuo. of the
children will be held at tn,,, when
addresees will be delivered by Reve,
Allin, W. Paseo., tted ethers. 061,••
lectiorie in aid of the scheol fund after
efteli eet vim The annual pienic
lie hold tile following WatInP.scla.y ttf ter-
;110ett in Me. Peekard s beetitifid grove;
1111.0 nottli of the Fiver. Pleasant
a in u gem en ts provittocl, and at grand
j time expeCta
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