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EXETER, ONT., TITURSDAY AUGUST 18, 1887.
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PROITIORAPIIIS
MR. JOSEPH SENIOR
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Chas. Senior, wishes Ito in,
form the the publielthat
he can be found
At the Old stand
Main Street, Exeter.
'The Finest Cabinets in the coun-
V. Elegant Finish.
Copying and Enlarging
done on shortest notice.
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New Premises?
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Respectfully reminds 1is many
Customers an 1 the public
generally that he has re-
moved to
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Main Street, EXETER.
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Exeter.-
tCorresponbenct.
Homan.
Ah osvef nexdt.dg hells for a she
ort ime
p aft ho
J. C. Stoneman, j.ewelier, who has 'been
laid .up by sickness isr000veriug. We hope
soon to see him on our streets again,
al‘dr:e.i.s rrsu iliVaAevsatyc°ot tn a naSti Ctutirdd tanylasittl.amTnlis
wagcin being cousideraldy damaged.
13Hilcling operatios are being pushed
Yorward with vigor tin our little village.
'(Town) must be the name in the iimr fut-
ure.
Tuesday being civic holiday, budiness
will be suspended. Quite a number took
in the cheap excursion to Sarnia, while
-others prefering a more northerly part
took in Bayfield.
EthleV1110,
Newt is as scarce as min.
Mr. Robe Coates spent it few deys at
A tew persons are preparing to visit
Manitoba.
!Rev, J. Hohnes had a substitate on
Sunday last.
Mr. G. W. Holman has reterned from
his visit to St. Thomas.
Mr, &din Halls, of Dutton, has spent
sevemL days in this heighbcithood.
Our coirespondent spelt Satetday and
Sunday with friends in Fullerton.
The public school Tlid not open till Tues-
day as the school room was not ready.
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Centralia.
Now that the harvest is over business
is beginning to revive, the store -keepers
ate quite hopeful.
The hotel men are -skinning their left
'eye these days. Inspector Sprague lt&S
'again returned to active work.
Mr. James ;Kershaw, son of the Rev. E..
g.ershaw, who has been home tlitough
ill-
ezess, left last tiNionday for Marlette), Mich
to work at bistrade.
We leern that W. Johns, blacksmith,
lately with I.Handford, is going to Hen-
sel]. to work. We can recommend Billy,
as a workman who needeth not to be
ashamed.
Our Catholic friends are busy teaming
lumber and stone through the villag,e
their new church at Offa. We understand
that the work is steadily progressivig; and
ere the snow falls will be ready for wor-
shipl
If any time, the neighbors should by
chance pess Geo. Essery's shop and re-
quire a job done if he is not there they
witll find him at his paint shop in the old
schoellicruse reaind the corner. The build-
ing formerly -used as paint shop, has been
sold to the Bask.erville Bros., for an en-
gine shed, and will be removed at once.
The news has just been received of the
sudden death of McKaans, a farmer resi-
dent of this locality, at his home in Byron
The deceased gentleman lived on the farm
now owned and occupied by John White,
of this township, and was highly respected
by tll who knew him. We have no doubt
bat that the sympathy of the entire neigh-
borhood will be extended to the family in
their sudden bereavement.
Exeter North.
Mrs. Fox, daughter of Hamilton,
spent a few days at the residence of
Mr. S. Westway.
Mr. Louis Towers and Miss Lucas
done up Brussels in great style the
other Sunday. Luseems to be quite
a favorite anion," the fair sex.
Quite a large number went to Sar-
nia on Tuesday to inhale the fresh
breezes of the lake; others went to
Grand Bend, and some went sporting
through bush and weeds for game.
if our town fathers were as anxious
about our sidewalks as they are about
our taxes, no doubt they would be in
better condition; but they aro still
in the same rickety rackety state as
usual.
Thedudewho went to Clinton the
other Sunday wearing 4 shtove poipe
hat and O, new s?,conded; twaliotv head
Coati- had better take 4 ii.Ont seat as
the "bird" he Was after ta well cared
for by another sport,
Mrs'. Frank Seedets who has been
tilling for e long time, tiled on Satur-
day last The funeral took place Oft
gonday and was largely attended by
relatives :and friends. Iler disease
was cOnSitinptiOn.
A IiVeiy tow took pIttee keit last
week when one brotnet theeetefied to
,
81100t tho OthOP And 11.0ted like old "sit-
ting bull" till it Messenger Was hastly
gent to summon the Olcl Maie upon
Whose arrival a sucrdeti Change present-
ta itself mut things itaiked scarce.
Schooling commenced last Monday.
Mrs. Toll i$ visiting 'friends in Exeter
and viOinity,
MT. D. Stein'hael 'has been laid tip for
a week 'with a bad leg.
Miss Heinzman, of Newstadt, is visit-
ing her cousin Alis Zettie Zeller,
Mrs. Elines, accompanied by her sister
Mrs. Williams, is visiting relations in
Cairo, Mich,
The new part of der arablie sebool is
just about conapleted and will be ready
for use about Septembet,
Mr. Elmes.1 Williams, -our celebrated
millers have 'est received 500 bushels of
.apring whettlfrom the North West.
N r. Renry Faush and wife, who have
been the guests of his father for the lad
week, returned to his home in Cairo,
Mich.
While Mr. 0. Benedict was assisting in
putting a new beam in the tannery, met
with it serious accident which inight have
teen fatal. Ho was helping to raise up
'one eiel which slipped from the hand-
spike, knotking him over, which caused
him to strike his head on the floor. He
escaped with a badly bruised face.
The ehildren of the Lutherian Sunday
School had a picnic which was held in Mr.
Vollands grove, about mile from town.
The day was fine and everybody enjoyed
themselves in all kinds of games and
%ports. The event of the day was a foot
ball match between the old men, Mr.
Wurm and Me. Ilaberer were choosers.
Mr. H's side winning
e after a hard tussle
The edibles on the table were splendid.
-County Huron News.
The new paper to be started in Blyth
by Mr. R. T. White, of Exeter, is to
be called the "Standard."
A. (Poo deal ot sickness is reported
in the vicinity of Seaforth, and several
cild residents have been laid low.
Springs which possess the properties
df petriflition have been discovered on
the farm of Mr. Aster, near Colborne.
The 0, P. R. 'entering Wingham is
'nearly -completed, .and one ot the best
station houses cei the line is to be
built there.
The new salt bloas at Wingliam are
turning out large quantities of salt,
while a number ot cars have already
been shipped.
On Friday last 1Wieltoe, hotel -keeper
of Wingham pleaded guilty to a viola -
ion of the gcott Act, and was lined
$56 and costs. •
The Lucknow Caledeinian games
will be held on September 7th, when
the Lietenant-Govenor .of Ontario is
expected to be preSent
The hind wheel of a Portable En-
gine passed over the foot of H. B.
Evans, Goderich tet-neVelp, the other
day and completely smashed it.
A young son'of Newton Campbell of
Westfield, was blidkecl by a horse one
day recently, an as a rest& received a
broken collar bore and other injuries.
Leet Sunday afternoon While Master F. Corman, R. D. Simmons, 'J. H.
Nicholas Deichert was ont driving with Conover, John Mc. Donald, of Wang
his sister and another friend, they met barn, were each -fined $50 and costs
with an accident while in the ett of turn-
ing the corner on Main street. His inten- for violation 'of the ;Scott Act, last
k
tion was to driva Straight 'ahead, but when wee .
they came to the corner. his sister caught Three young men who areold enough
hold of the line, which caused the horse to to know better had to pay $2 and costs
turn the 'corner which gave the buggy for disturbing the services of the Salva -
such it ewing IS to precipitate Nicholas tion Army at -Seafortk one evening
between the box and the front wheel. The
lines caught in the dash -board whichtor- last n•eek..
ed the horse in the dite,h, throwing his A man named Arthur Wyatt, while
sister,out over the dashaboatd. They all digging a well for Messrs Sherill Bros.,
escaped without serious injuries. Tuckersinith, came very nearly being
Last Wednesday while Mr. Jacob Koeh- suffocated by foul air on Saturday last
ler *as helping Mr. Henry Lipphardt to at a, depth of fifty feet.
tthreeh a Valuable horse of his, met with a. Rev. -.LP.' Parke, of the Episcopal
fatal accident by some means, and broke
Cherreh Blyth made known to his con -
into another field where there was a well• - .' - / .
It seems it was looking for a d:inla, and gregation at the relation
that between
broke through the floor of the welb and pastor and people for over four years
fell in a distance of 30 feet. Itsroans at- would soon have to terminate.
tracted his two little girls *he were the
The residence of S. G. McCaughey,
first to witness the scene. They immedi-
ately gave their father ilotice who soon
got help and brought the animal out of
the well. When it was- taken out it was
found that it beeke its back. It lived
about two- heurs after it was taken out.
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Town Parliament.
The council met at the -market house
on Wednesday, Aug. 1887,
All the members present.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and confirmed.
Moved by W. G. Bissett, seconded
by D. Johns, that orders be granted for
the following sums, viz: -Mrs. Thomas
$13.50, for board and washing for john
Johnston; Thos. Bissett, $34,50, labor;
Walter Weetcott, $31.00, do: John,
Stanlake $51,25, do ; Richard Pin-
combe, 6,50, do; John Stanlake. $1.-
26 do, Thos. Bissett $3.00 do; Walter
Westcott, $1.00do; E. It. Bissett, $102
do; S. Handford, $3.00 do;, Las. Bals-
den, $3.00 clo ; Albert Bissett, $3.00
do; Win Long, $48.13 do; Chas. Dor-
of Seaford', was entered by some ras-
cals Tuesday night Who demolished
several jars of fruit and searched* the
contents of a nember of drawers, but
got no money.
Tuesday night last the neve bank
barn belonging to John -Stiles, Ashfield
was completely destroyed by fire, to-
gether with the new Attain, implements
and harness. It is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
The report that the, notorious Tom
Little was in town, created no little ex-
citement among the residents of Blyth
one day last week, and as a consequence
a passing stranger was captured by
Constable Davis and put in the "cool-
er" over Standey, and on Monday was
released.
Tuesday, Selotember the 6th, has '
been fixed for 'the holding of the Cale-
donian games at Seaforth. A magnifi-
cent programme has been prepared and
eve*, arrangement will be made to se-
cuee one of the best celebrations ever
wood, $69,00 do; John Keyes, $3.00 held in the county.
do; Wm, Horn, $3.-50 do; Isaac Baav-, A match for the championship of
den, $1.00 do; Samuel Anson, $1:25
the counties of Huron, I3ruce and
Perth was played at Clinton on Wed-
nesday last, between the Mitchell 13aso
Ball Club and the Clinton Red Stock-
ings, Insulted in an easy vietory for the
home club by 27t� 11.
Saturday afternoon while 4 young
man named Christopher Switzer was
attemptieg to put on a machine his
head struck a rafter pole, which threw
him back, and one leg going m the
cylinder was literally torn from hos
body, He lived a few hours after the
aceident.
A horse ran away in Seaforth last
do; Donald Taylor, $10.50 do; James
McGinam, $8 00 do:; John Thompson,
$3.00 do; John Gillespie, $7,6.00 do;
jenn IVIorsehead, $36.50 do; James
Bolsden, $78.00 do; Silas Handford,
$66,25 do, R. Pincombe, $37.50 do;
Albert Bissett, $102.00 do, and John
Thompson, $10. for street watering.
Carried,
Moved by T, 13. Carling, seconded
by W. G. Ilisaett,thet this council ad-
journ until Wednesday, the 17th inat,
at 8 o'clock p. m. Carried,
M. EAcaziti. Clerk,
McLean13i 08 shipped from dinteri week with two ladies ancl a man in the
buggy ; the iiin.11 was theoWii out and
considetably hurt, but the ladies stuck
to the ri,t.Y, like grim -death and after be-
ing teesed around town with unusual
speed, aiicl the hotbecomingdisust
ed with the streets, took to the
stock from Clinton emphasises the walk whel'e it was caught ; no sot iouq
eenteality of this pitted and its skpetiet injury heftier dote, &though the 1E141(14
shipping *ere badly frightened.
station on Saturday live car loads of
beeves - 100 head. They were looked
after by Major Ake-Ilil len who is pro-
bably the 'most experienced inan in this
business in Western Ontario. The cet-
tinual heavy shipments of all kinds of
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