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%sem days mid cool eighte;
th. Reheet, Rowe is. vssiting friends.
Glinton,
Mee E'd. Roberts is visiting .friends
hi Aleaford.
Rev. 3. Holtnee,. of 'Teee.doa le 'vieit-
ing friend's here.
Mra. Stuthers, of Gederiche is the
*sleet of Dr. Cowen,
Mr. Sohn 13a.rnes, Glemeee Wes
home for a, ,short ,
The sidewalks are being s•epeired in
eevoral places in toWn.
„Lawyer Collins attended Blyth•Dies
islets Come; on Monday. ,
,Mr. W. Soutimott and T. Pastreere
paid Blyth a vieit on Mooday..
Mr. Henry Sweet, of Detreit, •is at
present visitieg Friona in tewn.
Mitchell ratepayers will vote on a-
el9,000 bonus on Monday next
A continual hArangue is kept up
betweentwo of the Mitchell papers.
, There is no use crying over spilled'
ij&• 1-6 may be three parts watee.
Thn Exeter Public school 'opened im
111.ondey last:with the usual ateenclance,
, A great Many citizens are gathering
home, the shemier holidaye aie over.
Mrs. Sohn Week -es, of' Caeadoc,
at proseet the uo& ofVtreekes
A 52 -inch Bieyele for sale cheap, ape
ply at Hs Kiusmen'es dental valve,
eten
Arehee, of Cobourg; is visiting
her brothers, Al es.srs, J: W: J.
Clark.
Quite a number leave for Clinton
this Morning to attend the races in
thet towit
Sometimes it ie, extremely hard to
telt' where' frankness ends and•hripudeno
et: 1 iegi
Mr. J. N. lioeper; avd Mr.' Harry.
'Wilkins, of Toronto, were in town dues:
the week.
Mr. Goo. Daw, left for Clinton •Qtt,
Monday where be has obtained steady
employ men t. •
The tower of the town h'all is nearly
completed, and the clock will iminedie
ely. be put in.
A namer of our, sportsmen went to -
the lake yesterday to participate in
cluck shooting to -clay.
W.m. Elsinore, of' Nilseetieven,
spent Sunday with his brothel., Me. T.
Paemore, of this paper.
Mrs. Geo. pasmore, of • Dement, is
the guest of her son, Mr. Thos. Pas,
More, editor ofthis paper.
A run.away:40114e,.*leated quite a
sensation on Malieste Thur.sclay. morn-
ing. Not leech damageelone.
Good advice ie. worth more than.
money, but somehow we can't make
cons creditors see it that way.
Tlie• tramp toils not, but he will spin
the. moshfantastio yarn .you.ever heard.
fsir the sake of a possible gum ter.
The onlePeeson who suceeded its at-
taiding -a g•radte O. certificate in Perth
County wass Mies As MarCy,ofMitchelP
If a rich ontieticessill dispense tai.ticy
to charity he is celled.- misetly, , if -he
doeshe is, accused' fordoing it fo'r'no- piration tei%tefe days after publioation
tdriety. there will be'deposited with' the proper
The rate.• of interest which some 'officatat Clocle'rich n pctitiott praying
for tlee'revocation of the Order-in-Ocarn-
eilbrioging iisto force iti Huron cOnitty
the seeond part of the Scott Acts
Thursday afternoon the barn of John
Hilliebracit, three miles from Zurich
vette' deatroyed by tire, with all its con -
tenet: The fire started from a spark
of an -engine. • Mr. Aleek. Bossenbeey
•svise threeliiiig!' The fire spread sa tap-
iclidly that not even -the cleaner Could.
bo savi,d, *and it vasetotally deetroyed.
'Loss about $200 on the tell'ie and
.$100 on the cleaner. No instil:alma.
Mr, Benjelein atiecg; left Wedaes,
day for W09049,01/4 ‘ehere he ihteode
etUdYing for the enioistreh ' •
We are glad to nothee tilat Mes,hTde,
Miller, who has beee ill for a 1nceith
past is able ta be mound agaih.
WO received the first issue of 'the
Blyth Stenaard. It is a newsy sheet
and should receive good support.
Mr. Wen Moore left thig morning
for hfontreldr wfshre, he has seeded a
sitUatiooir a -first-class loseber eltOP.
Ale fl L J3zlhngs, the" dentist who
eleoht to locate herehas arrived end
will open e offiee over O'Neils bank to-
day.
Mr. A.' Carruthede, se*:' A,, haS been
unanimously appointed claseical•master'
of the Seaforth High School, at a salary
of $1,000.'
intrisbeldor out' "Would -be -dudes"
toile in the sights of Olintee on Sun:
day last They did the usual amount
of ashi ng.v •
Mr. Vanflorne is reported to have'
stated that the Canadian Emilie Rail-,
Way Company has decided to extelid
the southwestern branch 12 -miles this
season.
Befeee Volic alt t
gie s tat a
Exeter, ott Thursday, 24th inst., Geo.
Huinphries, farmer of Ste.pheti town-
ship, wet; lined $50 and'eoets 'for sell=
ing cideehy the glue.
Nes Henry. Taylor, the ex -president'
of the euspended. Bank of Loted&e, ar-
t•ivechin London on Friday last and is
at resent employed in justifying the
accounts of the defunct corporation:
We clipped the. following from one
of our eisehanges. „ hItlias been so hot
and dry. up in ,this county • that the
farmers have to sponge the bowY bddlcs
to keep their hides feeniecreeking open:
and falling off."'
Ah interestingea•nd" naif contested
game of *base bali' was played here on
Thursday aftel•noon ' of lest week be
tween the married and single men. The
gaine reeulted in favor of thesingle
men by a score of 28 to 42.
•
We wish to seeure the eervices of a
first Class correspondent at each of the,
following places. Dashwood, Grand
Bend • Greenway, Credit:lie Xirktoe,
Mare and Shielca: Drop tes a postal ,
card and we will send supplies. •
A eolarede preacher in the South
prayed at a roissitivar.y ilieeting,thimk
"0 Lord! bless die yer brudder What's,
comedown from de Norf to preaeli de
Gospil to us. '.Noint him wid de kero-
sene ilo of salvashiu arid sot him one
,tire, ,
On Faday last the' reort41 'remains
of Adaline Higgins, wete coeveyed to
their last restinii,• place, EXeter,cemet-
ery, followed by many friends. The
deceased was in her twentieth year,
tend was imieh e•espeotdd by a11 Ole
knew her.
Me. J. J. Orabbe. late proprietor of
thd A us has gckft:t CO 'fortinto tfur-
ther
u
business ArrangeMents, fle.has
entered the firm of WYJAS Gage cts 0o.,
puhlieher and wholesale 8 tatIoners',
and shall haee Charge" of'the stationery
deportmesit
Notice is- published., the tit' thcrex-'
yetzegenten feel in egirl is'proportioned,
to de fortune that she- has to rate in -
0 11.
Now Dominion notes of the $2 de
nomintetion base beea issued, and con -
teat, very artistic vignettes of Lord and
-Lady Lamsdoevne. •
TIi Wdlian Rohm, left on Saturday
last for Ohieagb, whore hoe has secur-
ed a perneutendeposition urlas 'occuph-
ifon. Succdgs,
llow is the thno to subscribe for the
EXETER AI3VOCAl4,0110 Of the Iest local
papers in Enron, only 25 cents feint),
new until Jan, 1st, 1888.
ee ',fide is the ege ef ievetition, an(l yet
sonic married men make some' nfi's•br-
able failures in inventing excuseir for
corning home late tie eights •
Teak' retort's of the Grand Think
Railway for the week ending Ang. 20
were: - 1887 $374,01'1; Mgt,- $356,429
inerease for 1887, $17,482,
All our young people who aro en-
gaged in f.,chool tea.ebing, have left to
take chat ge, of tldeir leispeetive tehoole
for the balance oaliciiiesteign.
• Tit& fait • season is. iIOWOttThe
pl'etty' girls, fine hotseKtind
kills will be on at 'vat:toes
places uritil cold Weather' gets in •
Mie S. J. Latta, a eredoato of dins
toe elligh Scheel, has been appobsted
principel of the Zinich Public School,
fordlext ear, et a salary of ,;i125,
VV 0,1*0 gioa to 1101.10 Ob. OUr Att081,8
oohs the getilal faeie of M,r, Charles;
Safidees, who was ceriously ill with ty-
oloid fevelfor the past seven weeks.
'Messrs
Bisset( MO-
011ahtgs EX.0 ter, have boon nweisled the
centred for the furnace and heating
peretee fey the ter town hell.
The St. Mary's Aroue says : The
people of this town who were so badly
roped in by the "gold watch" fakir;
have thee ceneblation 'of knowiao that
there wore hundreds of others as badly
sold As thernselyee le all the imighlane
ing towns, The "greenies," the'pepere
way, "bit like Rocket's," but the kelps
hewed medicine wale gdt away with
elie swag.
Evidence thee the Pail hoeriPilit
Chatsworth wAs the delt berately'Oati-
ned clot of morconery wreckers is row
leg daiV No Adequate punishment,
eould be inflioted mobil the gaeg.
thee capable'bf 66011.itlg StIOli a(!ti.lattlity
as the massacre of six or seven eisole
people, aad the grievous injury of three
tiU)135 11.8 wally more, besides cau8ing
thbusall6 sorrow ttild iu isevy.
The country appears to be completely
overrose with tramp just 'stow, Not
wily dove the eutsueben mid rural len
iwn stair
bill, the railway efficiiele tula tr,on men
are aleo weedy Peatered with thent.
NOttriY 'nverY fre'(ght teein eatiiettite
•qti'otiMnpa, tatICI t110 011 11 ttots 'ectr
the tf!q)M5,10:1- AVO frequently pule Vo 10
reultle tetavg tioyD,.ft(Stao‘ thole
ays,
The ereetien of tlie nesv English
Alemovial Church is heitig eepidly push
tpfoloryweajter-04,0"filafge steff of seen is
Alerehaeits arid 'othel's who wish Fall
Priuting done neatly elseeply ana
promptiy will e6hsiiit their own inter-
ests by havieg it done at the ADY0/04TB
office.
Aleseri. J, P. Clark, • F. Ruse e,nd
others who have heen • camping at the
Jake for some clays,' retuilnecl home on
Tuesday evening last They say froge
are Scarce, and we should think so.
The musical and 'literary entertain.'
niorit given in Drew's opera house,
under the, auipiee of the Royal Temp -
!are ,sf Temperance was largerly attend
ed was a suecese financially and
otherwise.
The anfoutit of ''space clevotedby our
Alowli town coteta" of one dayslishing
by its-etlitoe and' two other gerlitlemen,
otto'syliUld be led to lielieVe that they
fl'adhbeli.bn a tWelve mouthwhiting
esspidition.
Farmers look JO 'our os ti ifitereste
told peruse advertiping coluihils of the
AnVocevris when in need of firsteclass
goods, tenet: not purchase' from wish's,
travellingvendor, as is inva.rritbly thd
rule, they arcefeauds tif theevoi.fit kind.
Capt MeDetnald,- of the Salvation
Arrity, Quebec, while parading on St,
Ann street' Thursday night, was siintil-
taneousledbit by, tivb stones cowing in
opposite directionsieand was knocked
iiikensible. Her injeiries, thougliesev-
:erhe'ate not serious.
I5dring the seoete whibli 'passed O'er
the country last Thursday afternoon,
lightning struok Mr. Wm Richardson's
barn, ort lot 29, cOncession 8, East Nis-
souid, mid it, together With the whole
of the seaion.'s .crop and a valuable
horse; were burned. Loss heavy.
Mr. George 'Samwell, of the firm of
Samwell & Pickard, and MissMcIntyre
are away on .a millinery purchasing
tohrttd will visieLdnelbte and 'TdPoti-,
to and no trouble will be spared in
selecting the finest and most fashionable
goods in that line for the fall trade.'
Mr, R. Hicks, jeweller,' returned
last week from a tip. eastward, and
combhaing business with ,pleastre, he
visited some of' the leading jewellery
establishments in London, 'Toronto and
Meetreal, aildeucceeded in purchasing
•someexcellenegoocli for the fdll treed.
tenderstaod that shoddy Pedlars
are operatieg in the near vicinity. We
warn all farmers to have'nothing
with such gentlemen, a. every one who
has any dealhigs with such, are genero
allY.Sictiolieed to tile exteht ' of from
25 to $50.- Give them is witleberth.
Mrs. Bailey,- widow of the late Geo.
Bailey, of Oxford, who resides with
daughter, Mrs. • J. Smith, in the
village of, Morpittle;:is now 'in her 84th
year, and has never worn spectacles,. as
she has never suffered in the leaet from
failing eight. This it all the Mord re-
markelele as Mrs: Bailey was never
nearsighted.
Prof. F.1.1.. Knight, formerly' oftx-
eter, 004 whohas'been travelling for
'some Inefitlik thr'shi,gh the Western
States, has settled down to the practice
of shissprofession music - in the city of
Cositsoretoe 'Reessits, at has been ap-
panted organist to the Granel-Aeitly.
Reunielt4 .whieli will be held' at Coil-
eordia. in September. •
• 11t.. J W. BroderickWho souse time
ago purehaseithe stole) recently own-
ed by nos. Mahe; has had the sense
thoronghly renovated, and the iuside
will furnished 'With Shelving and two
new counters. The large and epee:lout
hall above the SUVA he has he* I/0k-
..
in, in good 'circler. The'wooditoek was
done by Messrs 'Iloia•hnd Taylor and
ties painting and, goeininse executed by
Mr.'Fo'rtuue fie test ilass stSles.
The seeeeee Branch Agricuittiral So-
eieties iLt the South Riding sa Huron
have returned the folleWireet'!ns' the
inelebeeship list of each ioribts season;
StePhen and VSbortie, 397; Tucker -
smith, 287; Stanley, 2i9; Hay, 158„
This makes a total 4..!)eint,ershiP.focglhe
societies of 1,061. In alaige and pros-
perous Riding like South Peron, and
considerioe that the inembelehip fee is
oidy ono tf'ollite, thete should be tit leest
three theee this Mitilber of members..
Farmers do eat take the ititerest ilt
these societies that they should do.
Lizzie Synder, It plucky and museular
elinesel of recieden, had read in the
newspapees about etestale fellows who
were in the BLit of insulting girls on
the streets, and determined to plug the
fits( one who weilld insult her. One
night a dude eilleideeut to her as8110
was pesehigeOfe Omer Of ,Detedei
and WellirigtenAitreetts and She filmed
rouini and Meek bini we:stashing blow
on the eye With hee elenehed tiers and
he Measured his leneth 'in the duSts
Miss Siredee wise warinly applauded by
•the spectatere. Isiezie :should eoino to
Exeles• ,Ond try her hand on oneof
the Avestlia
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ZisiseicsoOsSlit
13rueclon sum—The Bishop of Huren
who is without question the most pop-
ular and ploquene preacher sn the lenge
lish Chnrch, arrivocl with Mrs. Bald-
svni in the city on Sunday, leSt. They
were the guests of Dr. Spencer. The
Bishop occupied the pulpit of St Met-
thew'S oil Sunday moralises anti evening.
Large congregatidas at both ',services
were greatly edified and delighted with
his eloquence. On ' Sunday OtffnoCtln,
he addresed tho children lof the school
and aid° baptised two children of Mr,
R. MeKitn, of MoSsrs. Meredith & Co.
It is oely 'repeating •the opinion of 01
present togiay that the addresses' by thd
1314hop Were II% most eloquent and in-
stioictive delivered in this city."„,
Bishop goes ori todVictoria B, 0.
WANTED. --10 hundi:ecl young men
of all shapes and sizes, from the tall
and graeeful dandy, who hag hair
°hough on his upper works to stuff a
barber's cushion, down to the lows'egg-
ed, wrinicled-faced,scarAd-head uPitart
The object is to feria a 'gaping cltoir to
be in attendance at the James street
Methodist church every Sabbath even-
ing, particularly in fine weather, to
stare at the young lediesas they exit,
and make delicate' utiodialernarily re -
1,
marks on their dress, person and be-
havior. 'Whoever wishee to sjoin said
regiment will attend al tlib 'Market
Squaee oh Setnedity el/ening," where
they' will 'be duly examined' and their
quantityof brains registered in a book
kept for that purpose. • However, to
avoid a sudden ruth forvenrollment it
Will be well to% obierye that none need
apply who possess intellectual cape:city:
aboVe.that of^a'vell-bred monkey:* •
NEWSY NOTES.'
• At a threshing on'OcarY Bros: fame'
near Bisthevell; a young man named
John'Parker fish frohi'a straw' mow to
the ground qft6.A feetbelew, sustained
.serious and and painful injuries.
Thos. Lai* (Meg the injured Sali)a-
tienists, had to be conveyed to Jeffery
Hall Hospital. on Saturday. • He is
still delirious this morning. The ringleaders of the riot will probably.be' ar-
rested to -day.
On Saterday last a 1ittre•11041 of John
McBean, Ekbid, while playing with
other children in the barn got his fing-
ers caught in the gear of a cutting -box,
breaking the bones arid lacerating the
flesh iii a harible manner.
Bradstrecies rePorCi 'a total of lfid
ilures threghout the country- during
he weekaending Aug. 26, against 170
oeth e Week • •plev'iotas. Twenty-three
of the Minrher weie in Canada, three
leis Gail the preceding week.
Hon. 1.11e: Mowat is how spending a
fehr days itiethe North of Ireland. He
sails' from-Liverpoot'on the 2nd! of Sep:
leterher Or Sarnia! I -le is in very geed
health; and has been' 'greatly beniffted
by the:trip across the Atlantic.
enthbee 'of Warrants' were isSeed
Friday tigainet'parties imPlicatbil in the
attack on the galvritionists• in Quebec
oti"Thursday night and sdme arrests
haVe beets made, a.enellg. "'them a LoWer
Toiin leititauiletiaiNrho' led the attack.
AttWo O'clock on' Saturday Morning
the ',warehouse belonging to Mr. Me
Malan & McLean, grain merchants of
Glenebe, was 'burned, 'together with all
its "contenti Loss about $1,500,
mostly`coyered with insurance. The
civese of theefire is unknown.
LOCAL NOTICES,
goailett's Telegraph Oil is highly
appreciated as a household remedy.
Give it a trial.—Sold only at E.
Searlett's Drug tore, Exeter.
Dr. Kinemeet L. D. S. of Exeter, has
the latest, safest and best Aniesthetic
Vegetable Vapor, sefe foe awe one to
take. Wh e the e ��tistin1tiVl oi sub!,
jab to heart disease'or"any othee ail:
meets. Icesons taking it can have
their teeth extracted and not feel it,
See card on another page of this peper.
Tag teeter our—is Vegetable Vas
per, It far excele all other Auestheties
heeoWn as Ether, Chloroform, Nitrotti
Oxide, gas, Vitalised ui .c. Peron'
with odes:tone of the heat end lungs
can iiihnle it and have large operations
performed exteeding over 15 ininntee,
So come bee, tome all to Dr. °dad
weight's beittal office and have your
teeth eittea_ctiLciwittfr.illeet realisieg it
13 114; 3:).
I1torttNt Exet6r, on Thursday
stinguet 25th, Adeline Higgins,
tigh4V19 yi.$. nionths end 3 daye,
bititeltiSPo-N Ortkliton, on'
Debora Dickey, in her 15th year,
keiaev.—In thy, on Tnesday Aug
Weeley telly, aged SO yrs,
and 6 moathS,,
• ut.:1::••'t•:;,,q',
este*
1:1-e'1.lktf! mxtocc,a,
valt wileo 3 9,9 to 9.9fr
Spring wheat 0.89 to 0.0
Oats 0.2ti to , WO
Peas 056 to 0,V7
Earley 040 to (Iv,'
'iv per to, 9.00sen 15.00
Butter0.11;
Potatoes per bag- 1;10eto 1.10'
Eggs per doz t3r3f4.`p ' 0 15'
DI eased Bogs per 100 7.00' to ' 7.50
4114•151111111101.40
VIE MARKETS
.Inue 9, 1997, .
White Wheat per bushel (new) ea 70 to 71t
Red Wheat per 0 70 to 0 74
Spring. Wheat " • • ' - • 10) to 0 77,
)1arley per bueliel 0 40 to
Okts per bushel 0 25 to 0 27
Peas Per bushel, ... 0 49 to 11 s
Hey per ton 8 00 to e
liuttor ....... .10 to 0 I --
gaits per dOzen.„ ..„ 0 00 0 10*
/11des per lb ... 0 00 to 011 •
8/Jeep 0 00 to 0 20 ,
Wool Per ... 0, to o vt)
8alt per bbl ...... • ., 0 00 to 1 011
Potatoes per bushel., .... ,..„ 0 00 ti.) 3 DO
Apples per bushel,.., , 0 00 to o 00
Oatmeal per bbl • - 0 00 to lt 00
0 Oa to
Portz per 100 Ite „,... . . , . 00 00 to 12 01
Beam las lb 0 00 to 00 Au
G h:ristie's Gommercial-
i.IVERY.
oeve*I. Fasee.
;Ri hid Horses first-olass.
res. Orders left at thi) littWICHIlaw House, or .st*
the rtable will be promptly attended to '
TERMS, REAtiONASLE.
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A... 11:ASTING'S,
Central
TOR
Arlistic Shaving,
Hair Cutt;ng,
Hair Dyeing:.
etc., eta. -
Lhdies' Work aSikiality. •
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SATISPACTIONDo
4.1GUARANTigED-4:-
Popgun' (6 lintoig;
EXETER, brit.
PEIILIC NOTICE';
HEBELY GIVEN •
TUAT %MUSS. I
W. SOU THGOTT
DES1ST8 P11031 snt,15ao 1118
TAIL011-FITTING ClotiitnG
at ruinous peetieee •
AL1., 1111fl8 OP
CENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS
at panic prices, he will get
ALL THE TRADE IN TOWN 411
Su se,ys Custosaer.
Sotteli.,‘"b t.t.„
Main•streetr - Bleier,. •
INNES1,
Dee rsen res
FLOUR and FEED
Of all kinds,
Theakfast Oerals, Oil Ceke.s,-s
Ground Flax tool Etepire
Cattle Feed alwoye ono
hued.
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Goomi pv..tvttl,0 fkisgg'441'
FttAtkat.17:1,
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