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EXETRII, °WT., 'THITESPAT SEPTEMBER422 1887
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anis, Lixetftr, Ont. Alouey to loan at very. lowest rates.
-f IT. DlOKSOLI, Barrister,Solicitor of Supremo
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missioner, lie Afonirto Loan,
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Iteettems, 0. it. S. Pierian)), Sec.
11 L. BILIANOR, Dentist, EXcter. 011ice over
O'Neil's Bank. Nitrous Oxide Gas ior
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• t`li. KINSittiO.T, DENTIST,
- 7). S., a:061U3teeth without pain
,by itivietr Vt.:total/le Vapor; or using the new AIIA:fi•
"shet:C1 on he Ltale). .f.lakes, Gold Fillings, And all otLer
erek t1ttsest. pessitdo, Coes to Zurich Last
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$177e. OP 'LAIN STREET, EXETER,
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0.„ W. E. C.AItTWR/GIIT; LDS,
Surgeon Dentist.
Oranntite of tbe Royal Collet;eot 13en.
tril Stirgeoirs of Ontario. • Having furnished tint den.
Ltd Moms on Janies•strect, tsve doers CUL of Central
hotel, 88itel, Ord, whore a not prepared to peeforal
brastelns+ of the profession with ease and skill.
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sed. Aro amount of money to loan on flrstelass wort.
*ages 01 )11ke1.11 rates of interest.. General Agents for
for A, G.Wfltlaiit0 & Go, real eutato agts,
lkinion, }lemon. Line of Steamers tOPIcseuted,
EXeter, Ont,
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PHOTOGRAPHS
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having purchased the bitsfness of
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form the the public that
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At the Old stand
Main Street, Exeter.
'Ilia Finest Cabinets hi the coun-
E,lega.nt Finish.
Copying and Enlarging
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Main - street, - Exeter.
A number• of people from here sam at-
tending the Western Fair at London this
week.
ttorresponoence.
Winehelsea.
.0n Sunday the only son of Beryhills
died very suddenly. The remains were
interred in tho Zion burying place on
Monday, Mr, Beryhill has the sympathy
otthe community.
Mr, Fred Smith, formerly a resident of
this place brit »owor Kansas, is visiting
hie sisttr krs. Fred CiOdboit, stLys he
is a tirm believer irt IfOrt168 Greeley's id -
vice "Go west yonng man."
&Wan.
'Baseball is thetntler of day,
bOadeovrfane 1.1as get'llis buggy Painted. ..V-Ot
1)feesrs Callender and Lang, of Kirkton,
were io town on, Sunday last,
The night operator front Mooreville
Was in "WWII last Sunday eve.
We hear about another curn pay 011
the 2nd, 'Wonder if it it true?
Mr. James Lewis has sold his stallion
,,Young Goldsmith" to a buyer from Lon-
don.
Mr. James Drummond who has beeir on
the sick list this past week is recovering
rapidly.
Mr. P. Curtain. sold his fine iinported
stal/ion
M"Glenturk" to a buyer from the
United States, getting a handsome sum
for him.
ComMercial taion Agsuraneo
• company ot
0 -ALIT BEIIAIX.
OalAtid and Atilsetg, $21,000,060.
Lancashire FirOln8Uktilacb CO,
MANCItAsTBR, ENG.
OAP4,TAL, - •$14,600.000.00.
the beat at tooth reilable Fire inikr,
ane O�t panies in the *era
PDVOOATE OFFIOEW kXTERD
Dr. McDiarmid is spending a week in
New York,
A considecable amount of grain isbeing
broneht to market.
A rload of sheep shipped from this
station on Saturday.
A great nanny of our villagers are at-
tendialy the ifiestern Fair at Lena6n.
Mr. Jai. Sutherland, postmaster has luta
his taouse and post Mike painted, thereby
'adding greatly to its appearance.
The brick Work of Mr. Westoott's house
is vaoll unficir *lot, while tho reef of Mr,
Ctulniorele ie'tiestrly completed.
. •.
Ten thousand.cens a day •is about
the work' done itrthe Aylmer canning
factory •nt the present«tirne,
The livery stable keeperS 0 Guelph,
have decided to •have a .uniform l'ate
for'hire, and elso`to keep a black list
to,protect themselVestfrom dead beats,
Mark Sutton, 'Of Acton, uvliile driv-
ing a team attached to a 'load df tan-
bark fell 'between the :horses, causing
them to run away, upsetting the load,
which fell upon •the driver
According to the Exa reiner,Peterto-
re has had seven marriages in two
days. The movement for Commercial
Union and eheap living, is pretty live-
Iresonit'd P'eterbero, may be partly to
blame for it all,
W. P.'Ociker, a Norwich, and .
O'Neill,' of I3urgeseville, were tined $50
each on 'Wednesday, for violating the
Scott Adt. An angersoll man named
P. 'Roberts, 'was fined $50 and coats
Friday for similar offence.
Exeter North.
,A large autnber from here attended 'the
Western 'Fair at London.
Mrs. Muir has left for Seaforth, there
to spend a few weeks under the •pa,rental
roof.
Mr, A. McPherson took two cases of
birds to London, where be willmotoloubt
carry off first honors.
Mr. Robert Muir of the woolen 'mills
was accidently shot by some duck hunters
Bob thinks any man able to carry
a gun should know a difference ',between
him and tt.dnek.
Our colt 'trainer gave a free 'exhibition
one day •last week with the mustang.
Mark made up his naind to see the work-
ing of the tannery when he drove into the
dews, the home got through all right,but
mark and the sulky got stuck. Be thinks
it TIlliPt be a great trick for a .camel to go
through the eye of a needle, whenhe can't
get through an open door .without.having
11.1.0 (2810 pinned back.
Zurich,
Mr. E. Ilappel .finished threshinglis
flax about a week ogo, he finiehsd 'two
weeks earlier this year than last,
Miss Dora Heinzirmat who has been vis-
iting Miss,Zettie Zeller for the last few
weeks returned home last Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Skinner, who has been
en° gnest of Mrs. D. Seinhaeli for the
last week, returned horne last Saturday.
Rev. J. Bauch and wife accompanied
by lijA brother and wife, kir. and Mrs, P.
Hanch, returned home last week, having
,gpent it few days in Bntralo.
The Exeter town clock mannfaetured
by Mr. G, Hess of this place was on ex-
hibit at the fair, and attracted the people's
.attention, and everyone's speech was "it is
it fine piece of work."
Our Fair, which was held last Friday
was it grand success. There were more
.tickets sold at the gate this year than any
other year. If Zurich 'keeps On, it will
have one of the largest fans in Western
Ontario. The products were good, and
many prizes were taken. The Orediton
Band was in attendance o.nd Twittered
some nhoice atingle,
Setoikl:go tO bear awl -ter. Sean Jonee
and take in tile fair at London.
Rcv WtU. Ponlade and family Visite
frieridS in .Weetininister +this week.
Mk. It. Lung Much:vied .q.tientity Of
apples in this neighborhood and the peek -
erg have been busy.
;1. horse belonging to Mr. T. CoOk,.of
1Vinchel8eal received it bad eat over the,
bye one night recently.
The bridges in *Mit Of tots II end 12,
co. 7, belie been Undergoing repairs at
the hands of Mr; Thermal 'Veal,
„ Mr. Frederick Sinith, of Xt111Liiiri,
ar-
i'od here en Saturday, and on Monday
accompanied Mr: P. T. }lab to London;
where they will take advantage of the
exhibition to offer for sale County rights
of 6 doer Mete:her Whieh tlil bad Igitetitdd
The people of Wardsville are agitat-
ed owing to the :Middlesex Council
ftranting assistance to Glencoe to erect
s new high sehool. If the Minister of
Education concedes the privilege of
Wardsyille school.will become defunct
A cotillion took place Monday night
at 'Wilson Juliet ion ,on ,the iChicago St,
PauldtKanscts City Railway. A sleeper
was burled over into the ditch, light-
ing almost squarely bottom side up.
There were fonrteen passenges in
several <0 whom were more or loss
injured.
Hon.ii‘fr. Carling, Minister of Agri.
lturesluts instructed Mi', MeEacbren
Chief Veterinary Inspector of the Da-
.partme,nt, to ascertain the exact nature
of the reported outbreak of ia contag-
ious disease among the cattle in Nova
Scotia, which is believed to have beaxt
greatly exaggerated.
A man named Cram, Trem3 BOthw611,
reported to the Chatham aut1ioritie4
on Friday that he had been drugged
and robbed .of $5.5 by it -woman with
whom he had been intimate. IIe skid
she was being held in "Windsor, but he
was not desirous of having her brought
bad: if possible to get his mono, with-
out it,
John Eno, of Colborne, charged with
horse stealing, was brought before his
Honor Judge Toros the other day,
pleaded "not guilty", and was remand
ed until Tuesday, it looks now as if
Eno was connected with a gang of
cattle thieves who have been cow
mittirw a •series of depredations in
the townships of Colborne Wn-
wanosh end Millet. Already sufficient
is known to justify the anthotities in
taking active measures to bring others
to justiee.
ODmmunioations,
To the Miter ef the Advoeate.
DEAR SIR.—Piease allow me space in
the oiluni ea of your most val liable paper,
to refrize it ince4 vile and shenderees at.
toot on our tIfago Constable, by an indi-
vidual wile sigus himself "Sitfferer " If
"Sufferer" had taken the trouble to have
walked down Main st., on the night in
question he would have found him on
duty. do not think that it yillage in
the county is inure properly eondnoted
under the legislation of our town p•tters
and office holders'. With regards to so-
briety, I do not know who was the most
sober, "Sufferer" or the parties in gust -
ion,„ on that eventful evening, amd de not
know he* he could have suffered So sever-
ely., .except th resuscitation of which no
doetbt he would feel somewhat indiffer-
ent. "Sufferer" shark] be the Litt one to
speak of sobriety. Hopitig Mr. Editor
have not ihtirtlthot On your space,
I remain_ yours truly.
Pao Boxa it'untroe,
°MAY And Genera Newg.
A. Jatneson, ho tem -flied from
ean ado sone weeks ago; ig in ilansaa
with his family,
Tho jury ia the ease of Stevesom
charged at, 1.1(idon 'with killing Ralph
Sham, Ohatha.m volunteer, disagreed.
A man waa found dead near the big
bridge west of St Thomae, On the Can-
ada Southern, on Priday night. His`
leg wet badly mangled, and A is sup,
posed he was eaught by a train while
cressing the bidge,
Nineto en. Buildings Burned,
Fire broke out in the dwelling of
Mit Wm. Brown, at Newbury, at it45
74onday afternoon; The wind being
very high at the time the flainesquick-
ly :Tread, and the Town Hall was in
flames, The fire continued to spread
until Mr. Kelly's store and ‹lwellirgt
Mr. Mitchell's store and dwelling, Mts.
Smith's dwelling; Mr. •Gtappy's dwell-
ing, store o,nd stable, Mr, lobinson'.8
store and dwelling; also four Other
buildings Wort) consunacd, no Both-
well firemen responded very promptly
to the call, but could .do very little on
itak ount of the scarcity- of water.
Every .effort was made to .SaVe proper.
ty. The lose will be heavy, though
partly Covered b,y inaurtmee.
--aeraria.
SALE REGISTER„
OR Thursday, Oct. 6th on lot 9, con, 10
Hay atone o'clock p, 111., farm stock,
implements 'etc. 8. Bossenberry,
auctioneer, Joel Beehler, prop,
On V'ledneAday, Oct1.5th, On 10t 13, CON
10, 11 ay, at one O'clock p. tn., faun
stock, implements, etc. E Bosseto
berry, auctioneer, David Schluch-.
ter proprietor.
On Ttintsdayy Septettiper 20t2Z, eni
24, Lake Woad West, Stanley, at
(Me o'clock p. m., farm stock, ha-
plonents etcE tossenterry tutc4
Augult Oherret peoprietot
On Satunlay, $6teinbet :14th, on LOt
21, con., IZ toVenship of Stephen,
Fttriu Impleinents, etc.
• Bossexettit„
Amt., FAT,