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i4o ciPli 31nro11 4 ErliCe Railway.
/ Jatorthern Divisio 4.
40rNo Nairiar-'1'amE Tenee-Pees'n'r.
Teedoe, depart, .8.10 atm, 4.25 V . Al.
.tucitai Geossinge. 9.35 5.4e
eIlandeboe e ...... 910 5.15
Centralia _ ... ,_ 0128 5.33
EXleThlle, 9.35 5.45
Hensel! .... _. „ 9 46 5.53
9.51 6,06
Brneelleld9.55 0.10
,ennton , . _ .. -.10.10 0.35
Lonciesboro'_ .. .10,37 6.55
Illyth 20.40 7.05
Lelgrave.. _ .. _11.00 7.29
IsVinghani, arrive . 11.20 7,30
Goixo Sou'en. Fasseeger,
Wiegliam,depart, 7.00 A.M. 3.05 rad.
Belgreve7.17 3.28
Blyth . , 7,31 3.42
Londeshoro'..... 7.40' 3.51'
Clinton . 8,00 4.10
Erecefield - , .... 8.19 4.26
1kiepen . 8.27 4.57
:Hensel] .. .. 8.33 4.43
.Fixeter . . _ . . . . . ' 8.47 4.57
Centralia , . , . 8.57 5.07
Olandeboye , .... , 9.10 5.20
fen ca n-crese'g ., .. . 9.2'O 5:25
London, a.., rive . . 10.1'0 6,00
Local News.
-1‘Vs. Geo. Moir, of St. Marys, is
isiting friends'in town.
-A eommuitication from “Ramrod"
appears la another colunm.
-Mrs. John Parsons of this.village
bes returned beim visiting friends down
ea4t;
-The Brass Band favored our citi-
zens with some choice selectiens• ow
Monday evening.
-M.r. John Knight,who has been ate
Harriston, is at present Visiting his
friends in this placte.
-Farmers report thet the fall wheat
is beginaing' to appeer above the
groundand is growing eicely, . •
-Tn'Scafortle, this year' the genet
Watering tax 'amounts to two'cehts per
-foot frontage, in Exeter, 8 cents.
-Revs. J. E. Holmes, H. W. Crews'
W. E. Kershaw, and Mr. jas. Pedlet,
else us a call each ancl left some work.
-The sefe in Verity's foundry was
blown open by hurgulars Sunday night
1ioid about, thirteen dollars it, cash was
taken.
-Mr. John Gilletpie ever an. enter-
prfeibg bus driver has, had the lnie re-
painted whieli adds greatly -teats ap-
pearance.
r. 11 °Fes Al druid en, Barrister,.
of Poet Arthur, once a resident of this
place, is at present' visiting friends in
.and. around Ex etee. r •
-Miss Carele Drew,dteughter
Wire. Diver, of. Exeter„ left the other'
eVening for ati extended trip iiirough
Southern Calitor nia.
---The police are watchful, very.
Still they have thuslar failed tolarrest
the bumble -bee for carrying eoncealed
weapons in its hip pocket.1
--Messrs T. Prior, 'J1 .Coates and
ablin Willis eachshipped." some fine
cattle from this station on Monday
each for the easteeit markets.
-The Exeter Arovocuts appears to
improve with' age' and gives evidence
that it will, outlive its infancsa-St.
Marys Journal: Riglitr you are bit:other
Moir.
-Bangs are steadily decreasing! in
favor. , Every one whose face can stand
the severity of the styletomlic the hair
straight back. ilea loose,' dereless• Om+
padour:
--:-=Three items which read' exactly
the same appeared in the local, news
columns of our local cotein lest week
and pertain to grotind liege and.frogs;
-savory tneat like.
--The editor of an exchange says he
never saw but ene ghost, and that was
the ghost, of &sinner who died with-
out paying for his paper: 'Twat hor-
rible to look upon'
-A Cantata,. ceheisting of sacred
eonge and solos, will be given in Diew' s
hall on the evening of Oct. 4th',, tindee
the auspices of the choir of. James
street church and will consist et About
seventy -flee ebices.."
-There it is *MO Why, what's
wrong with you yeatieg tnelf, to allows
another of our roost. popular young
ladies like Miss Mieey Retie to be led
to the altar by Mi.. J: T.. Burns; of
Manitowanning. May evary success
attend them in all their' uildertakiege
is eur wish.
--Durinerethe reeetit hoe spell a vil-
lager boughtsome better andput it in
a bowl to keep it cool widelvevee.plee-
ed in a pailiand lowered by a, lope in-
to the Well. The next Morning OR go-
ing for the butter we can iniagine bet-
ter than describe his feeling when he
found•that ritope4ail, bOWI mid butter
llad,dierippeered; He says that man
stith' whiskers had better: not darne'
*vand:there tigeint.
-Rev.. W. Martin has our thanks
for a report of the Hoven Presbytery
which appears in another column,
-By reqiiest, Bev. Jas. G raham
wiUanneunee the evening aabject Of
his disconrse in the morning et, the
rectular service
-The latest graze is coon hunting
but the onlY wens we bear tell ef are
those that fallew phe elo„eA Whe being
unable to, get any.game, resort to farie
cat orchards and help themselves to the
chbicest fruit.
-Mr, Thomas liamlie and' wife.
whellnye spent the suininer in Englaed
returned home on Thursday evening
both looking much refreshed, They
report a pleasant trip and an enjoyable
them on the "Old' Sod."
-A resident in town pnrehased two
&emit eggs one day recently and on ar-
riving home to lin greet serplise he
found that twenty- three of then con-
tained chickens,- his only objection be-
ing that they were not outside the shell.
-Tickets will be issued at Exeter
station next Monday, aqth, good' to re-
turn eh, the .27th, for ninety-five cents.
These reductions from the regular fare
will afford an excellent opportunity for
all to vikt thrt %Stern Fair held at
London on thee &des.,
-A new counterfeit American sil-
ver dollar is in circulation.' The lines
of the engraving ere not all sharp, like
the.original, and the coin is noticep,bly
thiakera and the milling lines on the
edgelonghr, and the diameter slightly
shertter. The .'s" in the word "pluri-
bust' is noticeably bad.
-Pi.of. Wiggins has predicted a big
storm for Sept. :9th, He says it will
cross the meridian of London on' the
16th, coming we3t, and will extend
across half the American Contineet on
the 18th, being very rough at' sea.
He says that it wilhincrease, owing to
the position of the plaeets.
-The, new,spaper is the rnedienn
through‘ Which the people'find out what
is gohig'cle. in the Ntdrld. They receive
the ciirtes'ef the puh1i yetne iiatttr.
how mean you have acted toward:them,
when death comes they are the first to
cover up your faults. ley the laurel leaf
upon your grave, andcon-fineed you to
the mercy of God.
-The Dominion election petitions
assigned to the Queen's Bench Divis-
ion will be tried by Mr. Justice O'Con-
nor. The Court yesterday morning as-
signed dates and places for three of
them as followse-East NerthamVier-
on Thursday, the 10th November, at
Brighton: 'West Huron, Wednesday;
the 16th November, at Goderieh; West
Middlesex, Tuesday, the 12th Decem-
ber, at Strathroy.
-When .asyoting girl gets lovesick
and ‘Lipacfriey" ahd despondinit let her
ge to work and' forget hertroublet in
thef.duties of everyday life: Mahe'can
not ba music teacher'or cashibt, or
an authoress; let her do chamber,work
araook in the kitchen, and if she .can-
not dress in, satin and diamonds let her
wear, ctilibo: She willfind a cure in
one as soon at in another; and, either
it-infinitely,superior to suiectle.
-Now that the hunting season is
approaehingeit will be ..useful to know,
the •laW providedifor gawk:land for the
benefit of forgetfitl' ones it becomes
necessary to publish it every year:
Ducktravhich comes first may. be taken
on the 14 of Sept.. not the 15th of
August. Deer, -15th OtV td 16th of.
Dec. Partridge -1st Sept: to 14 Jafi..
Ducks of all kinds-lst ept. to, 1st
Jan.. Geese -1st Sept. to • ltt May.
Hare -1st Sept. to 1:5th March, The
abOve dates are iziclusive, ..
-Rev. Sam Jones, at times, getweiffl
sense good things.At GrimSby,. the
other day he sttid'that..."A ifnueseho
don't pay hie debtiewhee he' mini is a
mean man; but themeanest man God
eiVet Made is the mew who will loan
money at tt high Tereentage!one he worts
aitee • wid then aastch fellOW, and wipe
b
•
out all he's got. I'd as soon go up to
the judgement seat with a stolen sheep
on my baek at with a record likethat.'
Eeison1 excelled ,by the man Who
Will take a•paper;,,rhady it for two or
three years and not pay.' for it?
-The following is a "pointer" for
othelocal jewellers: -Jet clever swindle
is Wing worked.The 'operater' visits
a jewelry store and when' he gets near
enough .to the rack on whieir repaired
watches are suspended 1ie. examines
them and from the tags that are usual-
ly attached to the watches he learnt
the names of the °Wilms'. and the a-
mount due for repaiese Ile then leaves
and shortly after secattepropery
signed and anititint theseon SallIti watch
by a messenger boy, asking that the
time piece be sent hint:" ,The jeweller
net sespeotitig anything -wrong gives
the boy theaeatele Thetteitidle.'intty
ite "worked" 111 this plate arid jeWellers
should Ik owthe lookout fOr anyi faith
We:bp:C. ,
. ,
-Mereliants and others requiring
fall printing done fop .the fall„fair, will
confer a favor by eeediug ie their ord-
er.or the eetne et once 1.110 avoid the
Nide
-The Heron. Presbytery was JP1t1
in Cavan church, Exeter; on , Tueeday,
A large number of delegates from dit-
fore4t parts of the couliery were pres-
ent.
tuneral sermon wilt' Ile preach-
ed en thedeath of Miss Higgihs eediv
be preached in jams street ebureli
next Sneday morning at half past ten.
nuMber of our citizens have
had their corns extracted by a new '
process by 4 travelling specialist. The
Modd'of extracting is very simple and
quick.
jolm •Hazlewood, of Kirkton,
was in town Tuesday and before leav-
ing paid the eubscription for the ADVO-
CATE. He simply reiterated the state-
ments of many others when he said
"the, Anvoqa•rs: is a ' spicy,' news"), pa-
per and I like it so well thatl will take
it next year,
. -Ran* & Co. have purchased the
Bankrupt Stock.of Balaton Bros, and
are now busy marking: every article
down in price. They will open Sat-
urday morning .next 17thinstant,
and will conduct theik• ' business for
Cash only. Startling bargains for
every:one' baying money to•speud.
ItANTON•& CO
-Mrs. Clarley, of this *own, has a
6g tree which at present has on it
eighteen figs, ten of which are ripe.
It resembles the oak in structure, the
leaves being somewhat thicker; and.
rough on the under side. The tree is
well worthy aevisit and; will repay the
inspection given it.
_messes Sathwelh& Pickard have
this eveelreceived direct frerh England
per steamship 'Umbrae, flee ca`ses ladies!.
mahtlies dolmans'3 walkinc'ejackets and
7t
fine lines mantle' alothsr, a1aea.ehoice'
lot of eroolen,knotted'eeeddirect from
'Germany win& theY itee• ineee Opening
up and will offer same at lowest pos-
.
sible'prieese
, -
-J. W. Broderick will °NM, otte in
a few days in his new Brick Store, one
door north of the new town hall. A.
magnificent Bankrupt Stock of dry -
goods, groceries, boots &shoes, etc., etc,
fresh and new, the bulk of the stock'
havieee lieen mirchased for the fall
trade. The subsceiber having purchas-
ed this splendid stock at about half -the
wholesale cost price.. 01.04 • bargains'
.NOSY is tfIQ ti se q subscribe for the
EXeemi 4nVeoe're3,0ne df the best local
papers in ffnrenl only 25 eeet's from
new until bal.let, 1858,
-The Finance District meeting of
the Exeter District was held in the
Main street cleart,h yesterday, Eaeh
Surniutendeatlii the district was pre-
sent and 4 few 14y411011. The bk;s'ineee
wes tpeadily and pleasantly gone
thrOugh and 'wider the presiding officer
Rev. Dr. Pascoe, with Rev, A:0; Trar-
ris as Pioancial Secretbry. 4. resell.;-
tion.was passe& in reference to the
Scott Act but tOevlate for this issue,”
--Wet it midnight? Had the mys-
tic moon cast its -sombre shadows upon
a, heart-rencling seenel Had a portion
of this.wild metropolis presented the
held of carnage? Had the officelands!
dispersed mid the teenieVacquetst lay
mooning in the grasslethf A.' slight dis-
pute arose, a rush of madness to tlie
brain, a rash remark, a dark green thud,
and all wee silent, as the editor of our
lecal ceeele, permed the following lines:
"The 'Exeter Thnes is anxious to know
which,one of its citizens • is shortly to
take ,frern),Miteliell one. of' her fair
:daughters." By:the-by' from the ap-
pearance of things in general and the
frequent visits of.a. certain . young lady
to town, that a Mies' Mitchell.' of St.
Marys, ' will soon become a Wiiite
citizeie Surely this explanadone
satisfy. the curiosity of the Time?
TrmFma. --Notwithstanding this
has been the hardest year on farmers
and stoek-raisers they have ever exper-
ienced, yet,the County Fair whichie to
he held here on October 3rd and 4th,
promises to'be one of the bestend'most
interestingineetings ever held by the
Society. Every farmer in the adjoin
ing townships seems disposed' to' make
the fair a big success by bringing his
stock and theeproducts of his farm and
putting thein on exhibition to show the
people from other towinhips that Ex-
eter,. though slightly disfigured, • still
leas. the ring. Already a, large num,
li'eleof:entries li:tetalememade and the
Usy preparation and fixing Alpof the
various departments and stalls gives
evidence of a display of the products
of the county. Let everybody turn
.eat and Rive the Society their encour-
agxent by thtir: assistance and sup-
port The Management have spared
neither time nor trouble in making this
the leading fair in the county:
Scarlett's Telegraph Oil is highly
appreciated as a household remedy.
Give it a, trial. -Sold only at E.
-0Pat1titt's: Drag. Stare„ Exeter:
will be offered:, wthe for theM. A31 I
Initisi...go. The'stbreeto'renthirfin, :seine- r .•
few grailis. of cot:ninon sense • , \ • $
,
l
coeld be ;infused into the Viiek 'heads Ailthe members present.,
The Minutes of former meetti±. read
of' irr'atate theite iclis
.andIboweli almoit every afternoon in and confirmed.
th4 absenee'ofPthe'proprietors of .a lo-, 'Noved-11.1iIi‘t•.C.4''141metto teconded
cal butcher shop not 100 .miles from by T. B. 'Carling, that orders be grant'
town, it ;night have the. desired effect ed for the following' sums -E. Drew
of lessening the unearthly and almost $4.00 for rent of hall' 14th Feb. 1887
inhuman noises Whiehenumerate there- ''Valter Westeott 8,4.00 labor, James
'frotn. We understand.'Smith. it sick Balsdon $3.00 labor, at Town Hall,.
and no wonceer, .for, the' liidtotia noises A. Bissett $3.00 do. ThoS: Bissett•
the stomach. Stephen:, Powell' tal Cents labor, John
00 labor Jne. Gilleepi4 .$31'00.' labor
which are prodticed aitistegifse4ile of
. Geuld'$.1t50 labcir, R. Pinceme $10.00
_-QUERY.-The fblleWing was hand- D. Urquhart $86.op lumber and 'Salli-
ed us for publication: •Ohtitof out city ueleVailson $2.00 for gutting' iebod, f�r
fathers,:after,helpiniiiir::ftiiihe; 140,4y,,Corbett, in indigent, carried.•
of by-laws,' arierinailifestitigatthreeleik '.:Ufenders for Insurance were received
time wonderful might arid itesirefor filonv Various agents -of. Insurance Co.
the welfare of our town.:and for the foe Insurance on Town Ball.
ekeepina: in place" all breakers Moved by D. Johns, seconded by J,
would.1; violaters: of the law, takeethe .Pickard, that the Reeve and•Clerk be
premi4es end quietly informs the'Town a, committee to,etr&Ct a policy of Intur-
Constable.not te1'be too severe on racers mice for Town Hail for a tertu of. 3
'said futions diikere, becange there are ,yeats, Carried.'
Many other; things eetially as bad, . Moved by T. 13.• Carling, 'seconded
therefore use your own judgement, G. Bissett, this Parliament ad.
Eye seevita and men pleasers..iburii to meet at Dr. Rollins' office on•
Faiday.next at 7 o'clock p.- in. car-
-GALE ..SULAV, IhNEOW--A new fie& M. EACRETT; Clerk
enterprise entered town last Saturday, . Connell met. pursuant to adioten-
it being eight agents -in the interests of Merit at Die 1.ol1ies'eettoe'9t1I'S'otein
the Gale Sulky Harrow: Tuesday, her 1887.
teeming eight` teams,•left"thie village': . Alt. present.( except, Mia' johns)
with a load Of ther, agricultural imple- • The ittinettesofitherpeevitene meeting
•
rneets,and beliiinVeaeli.eyegon was at. were reed and :onfirrned:
tached another Weed*. eiAtiVatore `'` Moved rbY.: W. 4: Bissett,; seconded
Toy'.spread thetnsell?es. °yet the Ole- by X. •Be Carlinthat ()Meet geant-
ferent townships, ietsi ate... aired to et( fer the f611(Aving. sums. viz, L. H.,
everyzfarre lititisei to eh these seeders.; Dieliemee$15,00 Oleg edvice and E. EP
D. M. Foirry;.- the notad ‘seedsmart,, Of hoe $26.p0 for Ineurance • on tnwn
Detroit, it. president,of the firm,. io Ball. and • carpenters risk for two
have head- quarters at NT'indsOrp Ont; months. Parrield:
TheiremPloyees arwgodd business men, Moved by W. C. Bissett, tedectuled
and 'are able to eoirviiwetrie Vest ain- by lePickatelethat By -Law ..1Sto 9 '87'
adieu femora that they liaVe the seed- "The consolidate By -Law of•tle i1
er'whih vill cl� the vatiene • kleitIS'Of. 'age of having been' read a
Work required. • The 8trathroy.21win tin# time been read a second'andthird
speaking Of Mil McManus, the maime tliete and finally passed. Carried,'.
ger, 'has' the ,foilovin61"During Wee Moved by W, G. Bissett seconded
StayXeye he hat ' Mad6:host of friends hy Ten, •Carling, that, the' Building
by hie: ii6410 anissrand..good busi4. used as.; Fire' Engine Bongo t Me.
nets eftialitiet, and'Atutit greater and, Pickardi be advertised. for Sala by
doss' mayettteed him ellsewheee," Tivo Auction on the 23rd Sept. at 2 o'cloek
iiiindred oaf these maellieet were told iii the liftman:ant, Carried,
'The •Ceuneil adjOnniecl t� meet at
Salineite.-In Stephen, llth lest., the'
, wife of Mr, W, 11. :Sanders, of ct,
PP t) •
gujorg.,,,-Toss.-oh. wabiesaay 14th,
iest, tlih rUtidence of the brides! '
pareets, by the Rev: 8.7 F,
Son, nsi4st'nd by the W,
Martin, .Mr. j. T. Burns, of Man-
itowanning; Algoma, to Miss'
Mieey Ross; of Exeter, Ontario,
8tfilint., Mrs
2 Latta, aged 76 years':
CAgRoLL.-On ThuradaY 8th ibid., Mr.
James Carroll of Sauble hill
' Farm, 1.bildulph, aged 88 years.•
.EXETER MARKETS.
White WS'eat pdr (11.e.u? 50 75 to
Red Wheabu
t per iThel
Oats per bushel., „ „ . 070 to 70
Spring Wheat " ••
Barley per hushel
Peas l'er bushel, .
Hay per ton.,,.
Butter per lb,
Ego per dozen ,,, ,
SPotittuit'oeresperbblbushel
Apples per bushel
Pork per 100 lba
Buda per lh., ,
0.70: to 0 ;5
0.40 to 0 ,
9 20 to 0' 27
0',1Vt`o 66'
00 4( 8 (s)
V 1(1 tO 0, 1$
-000 0 10,
0 00 to 1 00
0' 00 to 05
.0 00 to 0 00
8 00 10 a oe..
o' 00. to 11) 00J
LONDON 11(ARKETS.
--
Red•Winter, per busT
White tc
Spring it
Barley
Oats
Eggs
Butter, Rolls'
Butter, Crocks I
Hay per ton
itt threeMonthee..ne
Strathroy,:' See udYertlietnent nextI the, Market House on the 23rd inst at
;week., •vd , I; 30 p. w,
M, E.scarrr,a.:lerka.
14'
$ 75 te
75 to 77
7-5 to- 7e7
54- to 56
33 to 35
la to. 15
.(17 to ;i5
23'to 27
9.50 to 12 00
TORONTO' MARKETS.
Fall,Wheat
Sprieeewheat
Oats
Fem.
Barlef
Hay *Ion;
Better
Potatoes per bag
Eggs per doz
Dcesaed Hogs per 100
$ 0.79 to $
0.79 to 0.8.1.
0.3ato'
0.55 tb. ,
0.54 tO
12,00 to 14,00'.
0.25 to 0.2si
0.00 to 1,00.
0:36 to 0.17'
6.5) to 7.00
FALL FAIRS.
SEPTHI,LB
umninienekeladwariele-Toreeteem,--freelee
Western,-Londoee. 18-24.
Provincial, Ottawa, 18-2e•
eelereet,e4.1.-Prreseee
oceoesene.
SOUTH HURON', EXETF111,,
SeattePerth; St. Pittel.e; 4-5
Blansileed, ICirkton, , 6-7
'Nortli,Perth, ': C-7
'Sotitlilaleford, IngeiSoll,
Souill_,IDOrehester,,Belmont,.. •. 7,
East Nisfentri,,Kintere, it
1141;eereeseive......ei
PERU NOTICE
l's 4JBY �[
ThA'r UNLESS
w. SOUTOM r
Desists raom SELLING .NIS
1111;OPITTING CiothinG
at ruinous price, -
LX KINDS OF
GENTS' FURNISIiING
ww-
GOODS
at Pattie/Aces, he will get
ALLTHE TRADE IN TOWN
So says Cuatomert
Soult,ficott,
Miniestree,te .Exeter.•
:
JOHN MG1NNEL
011.610EIR
FLOUR, midi FEED
Of all kinds.
Breakfast, Cora.18, Oil Oakeitle
Ground Flax" Med Enepien
po:tititt,L'tlep:e;ettE
dt1iva
ys ort'laee
reet,
,JOHN MitNNS,
11111N$T.,; x;:401*