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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Advocate, 1887-09-22, Page 51. • 0 • '*i• OF 40 *, 0. • * *11,440,4 ***.,;.. 40,4,414,4 0000, 111,0 "•'••_4 1044,4•• ,004.1s ''.. .44.9ut Huron.4 Bilice Railway. Nort•Porn Div isipn dougo'N9Wrw-TImu Teemee-Parien'r, Leaden, dePart - .810 A•ef, 4.25 Lucah Crossing „.• 9.35 6,45' Ciandeboye , .. o. 1 o 5.15 ' .0entralia. • , ....e 9.28 5.33 . EXETER ... 4 _ 9.35 5.45' Hensel' „ . • . • • • • 946 5.53 le ippen . . , , , . , . 9.51 6.06^ Itrecefielcl:s . - ..• 9.55 6.15' Clinton.... ,16.10 6.35 Londesbere , . . .10,37 6.55' .Blyth.. . s 20.46' 7:05' Itelgrave.. .. ... -11.00 720 Wingham, Manse : 1.1. 20' 7.30 ' e -Mr, P. moRiaips, Of' L0nt1onnie itk't.own• cyalrinoh Siklithtoy,' vAlfi vieitind:frenda in tovni Orn TlieselaY. London eapeA"etate thah'ile Beek of Lenders bille will' be redeerhed pi1r; or fade volo.;:ou or' 'after Octs Xet• ' -Our nesfey readers' will fie& W to their adeantage if the'Y will read gips - well & Piaiards change of edvertise- ment'in this issue, --A21arge shipment otchoice apples Wee Made from this stetion by Mr. Robt Lang en'Wednesdey' for for the foreign natirleit&: used to be cOneidered inhospit- able 'not to serve 'le guest with the hest Ofeverything inthe hotse; now it is ethisiciele'd vulgak to do so. - he store -room and cellar, two nee CeSarytftdjlinCtS to the comfort of the family' should be' the especial care of the lionsewift and'not' left to the mercy of the help. -Sainwell *Pickard have just re- ceived e lergeeconsignment Of goods di- rect frOM England and which they are offering at Rock Bottom Prices. -11. Goleta Sober's!. Passenger., Wiegbanedepart'. • 7.d0An' 3.05 telt Belgrave • 7.17 3.28 Blyth., 7.31' 3.42 Lonelesbore'..... 7.40' lee, Clinton., 8.00' 4.10' Brucefield 8.19 4.26" leippen . • , s; 8.27 4.57. Hensall . ...&33 Exeter • , 8.47 4,57. Centralia 8.57 5.07' Clindeboye 9.10 5,20' Lucancroes'g 9.20 . 5.25' londorearrive.. 10.10 6.00' - -Oiderecil clothing' a specialtoe r1ss fit ituare.uteed. Barnwell & Pickerel. --Captain eryine, Of the Salvation A,rmee here,' ettinded; the denipeetrer ton of th'at' Society et :Lonfloli ARM" day. -Meeees, Seneyell St Pickard ere having aNY'Yerahtlah.hU*Ilt in fr6nt of their grOcery department of their brick store.' ,,-Mr, Hayes,. of the MOPelithn Tereperance house, Exeteris doing a good business of late, being unable to aecomodate all who apply. .......The htheeekeeper who makes reseery etem and every movement Pellet in do- ere- eonttnue for three days. ing her work usuallleta's time for reef' ,ayeff:, tits ere being made for a .tion, of more than usual inter- irg or other e"- refs -tem 'while ese tesf -The new departure of announcieg the Sabbath evenings' discource by Rev. Jets. Graham Fader of (Tema street Methodist church sores to be meeting with great success as an ex- ceedingly large congregation was pre - emit last Sabbath evening to hear the worthy gentleman's discourse whie1 4444-0 4.0 • 4, • "4144 4.1 -St Mary's Relief committee ea- Peti4ed charitable p.11'001308 F OM pest week. -s•••coteelt; English PIA Canadian twe0s; 19.rge variety at Sawed' and Pickardes. -The' lecture given by Rev. Dr, junor in Cavan Proseyteriae church on Sunday evening last on the subject of ono Idelitries and Social Life of the Chinese", was impressive and interest- ing, aud was listened to with marked attention by the cone,regatien present. --Riverside Herd of Usborne,ow. by Thomas Russell, has again ' -van, securing the follewi, DIEP .h ift Meneuheeenn Lope, 90 inst. Mr. Richard nil ai MON ronn: prey of Usboree, .4,0 37 e: Bennie, -In Ueberne, Oth Albert, infant ecie of .Y.iven F.. ,Albert Berried, aged 2,6 days, meet eeintees• e eibntile ere; Me` MOREY- efeed. gainst all competitors noted and faulinv the Western F' ' 'I.., . aelep‘r°dizec'sl?liall- eseente !Wing the Three firs" eeepesepark •Herd, at Flee? 1414.7eondon this week:- °i<tiecond and two third I -• . ,• was ably rendered. Alto ewe' S. 0, Hersey says he is going _About three :hun.dred Ira ,G !lit; sign repainted with the in - delegates are expected te and vs, .eription "Cash" that is, he is going to Provincial Sunday Sch attpp, .6y sell for cash only. This is a good res- vrhich will open ten aoel.eerse the olve and should be followed by every Methodist Ohne,' . envention, business man. The credit eystern is a 25th and n''°*. ,.elae"" ,Ien's Avenue disgrace to any country and has caused ,Arran' on Tuesday, Oct. the failure and ruin of many a bus- . iness man. -According te Nr. Winters theft, is in Ontario congregation containing a hundred and fifty young ladies with not a young man to court • them. If the clergyman is depending to any a tent on marriage fees his financesiare en • senstantly retrache thp and, profit to Sunday school work- Local News. who is e-' -Beautiful free eine er 0 t eea,„ rsee numbere "'"'" for printine ees . . Div copies or the e 'Hester _ . 3 la f-awaYs behiliP'ana and re' I) -To-morrow, (Friday)evening, com- mencing at half past seven in Caven ers, elereeuraged, -1 'a n• • '1' -The Times has 1°,n. awarded the ae- es stir the Western , eon fins station contract eyeaws,'• .nich have just been eelen gait every morning. -aerie**, at Samwell & Piciard's. * cost el; $12 -Mr: Charles Trick; of Darlingtots lorthe'dlteeveeane sanction eiwebnotie and shoes in endless lere;nthdeallae'.dryer:s, Elliott & Elliott, at 7 is at present visiting friends 'in this' -Mr. Thos. Bissett, sem, left on Monday with hie carriage team for London far. ' • -0e Monday last a largo shipment of cattle was made from this station fpr he Eastern nharkets brsome Of our'lo-' el buyers. -A parte. of eleven froin Girand nd, left thiii station 'Monday morn- , eachfor Southampton on a fishing edition. --Satuwell :Re Pickard' will give a 6 and exhibition ot-millfnery and rYry goods oneMontitty and • Thaday, Oct. 3rd and '4th. ---Owing teethe increasing ciecnIa- tion,•lest'weelenve weed' enable to sencl eeche of' our subscribers a copy, and hope they wilfkbear witheus tine time. -A' painfuPaeeident hapesen'ed to a young sun of Mr, Portice, of •the Est- e, eter hotel, bye being run over byea Wagon Saturday' evening; one of hie' legs wasleadly: cut -Saturday was a big day for Ran - ten Bros' eleven thoesance dollars Bank - rept 'stack which is sold for cash at greatly reduced prices, and. the net proceeds for that day arnewited to'netiael ly two hahdred dollars: • -Itis a good man' whb atteerds reg.' elarlyto class meeting' prayer meet- ifig, and Sunday school. He le a better Men who, pays his honese cle•bts deals fairly and squarely with liissneighboer and borerews not at all, -Next* Sunday being ,the lest in this quarter a review eereice will • be held in the James street Sabbath ScVool•conducted by the' assistant su- perintendent j. Clarke,' All lovers of•Sabbath Schools are invited:. -The editor of an exehangeesvehe liSr the, way must be ar bachelor, is an- xious to know "where are 'the gielgef the past."' why, beiriging up thingirls of the futiire don't you think. What a- peat head that editor niudtla.ve: -P. M. Williams/held a Scott A6t.• cburt here on Saturday and disposed of the following ecceesse-W. Reyb 0) ci St. &opts:. $50 and/costs; Win..Mitchelle Orediten, ecljournede'W. Shipka, adjourned; Thomesi Hodgins, Centralia, $50 lind cats; P. HO Offer, $50 and costs"and Joe, BrennereGrand. Bend, $50 and costs. -There seems' to have license, HAW induetry started :in this tillage and which deesshot Meet with the apprdval of the inhebitante; wistringeto be- come naenibers of the concern and to graduate with honor S in distilrbing the tho quietude of others by femine and ehildish noisee, eheuld apply td +a hey liSr the name of Smith, who nibbles bones and looks efthr dogs, a fer doors south of the post oleo. , -We clip the following adVrce from an exchangot-Farinern, be " careful how you let' any nueohiiie oil or lubri- , cator gothein contact 'wren a acre:deli or cut ore your • hand,' or arm. In the manufacture -of some of those 'rettehine oils fat from diseaeecl aria ileroMpased fell re el is 'used. .A.11 )10W 1)0180110W; .511611 ITIatf Pr is. The obirsitmoard is not to let any sot where the skin is broken be ameba by aHyi no oil, or itibriehtet. -The cells of the ecooller" were oc- cupied Monday night by two men frot% Clinton evho were run in by Oenstable Creech for being -in restate eel intoxi- cation 'and unable to' take care of them- selveze 'When they became'sober they were' allowed to go: .-.-This week and the" Iatter pert of last, two rnoreeof Eketer's fair litlies were led to' the altar,. by two asting- eished gentlemen, one from Steathroy, and •the other from eivast Whitby:. e join in with/their merry friends in -Wish- ing them etreey meccas in their new dee patter°, _Statistics shoes thittlfive years age' the Selaation Army was convened of , three hundred corps and -two hundred officers, while toalay numbertetwee thoneand corps and five thousand' offle cern and during the past year theough the efforts of the Aeney, • twente-one thousand one hundred and fifirthree souls hrtvebeen bought te serve the Lord. -0 where ef threshing outfits ehould 'bear id mindethat *slew has goneeinto effect evhich yequirea.a man to be' sent' althig the highway iroadvance ofstrac- Von engines to given -retied. of their. ape preach; thus lesseningethei probability Of rueatviiy accic.1411ta." Aso if an en- gine be stationed pear a, highway, it: tartlet be steppe* whilettennis are pivot- ing. -The North and 'Soutli'leueon :Cfte ange,Comrnittees nieeten Clinton oneFriday October 7th, to diecuss the matter of a:redivision of the 'anittiese A'stipper will be gottem-up in the even-, ing at whith thiebretherre are, expeCte edv'to be 'preemie in largen numbers. tfieoulars partioniiirs will be oet in a few days. Albilehethiere are. invited. -Mr." LtswiieBiaWatl, *Whie basebeen re winger of "the. clothing department of Messrs.-Samwell erePickardiere the pest sevens oes eight e yearea retnened Mondeeneverlingsereni igoglener where 'he ha S been -fere:hie pest ewee mOritliL and while therethe.was not .fer has secured thb pleasure -4m amiabl partner t,� atscompeer, hilt' Mite -life's jeurney's iends.'; • ADvtioATAP with his teeny friends, entetid • hearty • con- gratulations -On Saturchiy night hitt tame evil disposed persons entered the premises of Me. Ileejareire Case about 2 miles north of this place on the London Road end et,* therefrom a teani Of hones, hernias and wagon. to the pre- sent no clue has yet been had to. find the guilty partieS: Horse and cattle thieves'are "very. prevalent in Ontario just now and if thy are caught fifteen, or. twenty years at Kingstrni would likely"straighten thein." . --During the past Wecic- the grain marl -cot has been very L.eodi several litindred bushels having .been bOught by aur local buyers. Prices have teinieirrecl steady with a slight acl- etiewerglity 0cints per busheabeen paid in some eases for excellent good. Wheat. Baxley; oats and peat have 'kernaioed about the tan% The preeerit, lute bon well Supplied Withati ance -of all kitide Nadia int tight two dolisirs per blithe), A. 'el feht veneer in perierree tentreket, better. tod ookt. be, gnite prentitd- n , 4 Presbyterian church, 13'ev. Father not in a very healthful condition. /But Chiniquy will deliver a lecture on the subject of "Why left Rome with thirty-five thousand of ereecountrymen. The' reputation of the i Lecture, • who was a priest of the cher& of Rome•for many years, is well established.'. A collection will be taken up(at the close. of the lecture. Now is the time ter' sulsoribe for the EXETER ADVOOATE,Oile of the best local papers in Huron, only 25 cents from now -until Jan. lit, 1888. Scarlet* Teltraph Oil ie highly appreoiated as,a household remedy. Give it • a trial. -Sold only at E. Soarlett's Drug Store, Exeter. -Here's another thubder and ligh ning stery. It` comes from;'Lincoln, Neb., where a young ,girl was dressing daring :athunder stone, whereher pug deg rate in. Sheclasped it to her besorn veh'en a fihsh of lightning he stantly killed it.'. She was horrified ter fled that the imageof her dog had been photographed on her bosom. There seenssto be no way of removing the picture:which givessevery shade, color and wrinkle of the canine forme trice held, -in Min street church, Ex-- -Dareng the, absence, of aanurnber eter, Wedriesday. Sept. 14tee, the follow of local reeidenteewho were attending ing was orelered to bo inserted in the local papers. Moved by V. J. Clarke, seconded by Rev. W'. Quance, that this Distriet Meeting composed of clerical ad lay representatives having learned that an effort is about to be made by' the' liq- uor Men to'repeal the' 'operation of the secorrd' part 'of the Can edit Temperance Act in the.cmenty of Huron be it theta, 'fore resolved4hat we•use our bat en? cleaver to oppbse subh an effort at rev peal. We feel named that 'the Sdott Act is the most effiliient instiesinent at,. our disposal for the repressioh of the monster evil stronorink. And what- everidifficulty there may be•in its stria enfdrtement we can never willingly. go, bacioto the licensing ofesuch an. in- iquity. • And we strongly urge upon'. all 11hthedists and alrgood-citizens the county of Hiraon to give stroll; an answer at the Pollagainst the peti- tion as shall filially define the attitude ot this ounteeen theeleolicy of i'etztin- ing loall'option law, whin such tinie as we 'obtain a prohibitory leiw for the Deminion. Revs A".e 0. Barrie Secretary., Rev, Mk,' Pliscoe, Chair- man. Thti next meetiiig,of the Exeter District -will be,held, in May in the Jamess, street church. W. Clarke' was appointed'iDietriet representative on theelelissitai' beitechlor the Exeter Distilidts•• STEPHEN' COUNCIL. • STEPIIItH, SEPT. 19trI, 1887i ; Alf members present. Minutes of last meeting read aid sieried Council &tiered a 10V0tling instrue meet from Toronto for township use, els certain pieties in rear of t01'1n.. ships have petitiorted the council to' cause the riyer ttj •the" lake at. the Greed-11611de it 'was Melted by le Coughlin, seconded by D. etli•eneli, that the prayer of the- pe•-• titibeers he.granted, and thet 'R. Coed; Este; P. L.$,, be employed td oet as erigineer to ineke the iiecessatee survey andeessessirient Orteriecl. The fellowirfg orders wee& greriteth relief,' $5; Name Forgot .$7.50; J. Sanders, come $5; extra work on hell seats, $18., Pnovrit, Clerk. what a magnificent field of operations this congregetion would be t6 the Northwest bachelors 'who • are , pining for domestie bliss! Theerailway corn: panies are giving .settlers' excursions to the Ntirth-West; they shieuld also give, bachelors' excursions to the town in Oidtarkein which these young ladies are located. --Thelgerrat Storm whieh was predict- ed brPrefe Wiggins to have swept over thee' continent on the 19th of' Sept has not yetereacheel That he an- ticipated a very, unusual disturbance in the elements is apparent from. the concludingeremarks of. his prophecy. "I assure you I cannot leek upon this toren and 'We approaching tidal wave inithout emotion." When his emotion subsides sufaiently Wiggins. weuld do well to go out behind the woodshed and kick himself in the -neck. A large number of people in this vicinity took no stock in thie prophecy, but are at- tending -the Wnttern Fair at London and expect to return withoubefeding the effectgof the •seerrn. ......At the 'Fihaticial DistriatVeeting. of the'Methedist Church, Exeter »is - the Toropto Fah last week, some most contemptable sneak' thieves- entered eeveral gardens and- were not satisfied with :stealing thesfruit alone!. but were so' evirdesposed este destroy, -the vines antrtlehteencheserf the trees on which hhng, the -delicious fruit. It ire a great pity that' such contemptable "scally- wags", Oahe -not be caught and made an extiniplie of. Hanging • seems too gool for ,suell wretches- who delibeettee ely destrey.she produeekof people's gar- dens., -Mrs. George Pasniore, ofiDerwent wire has beeu visiting at the 'residence of her son, Thos. Pasmorste• edi tor of this paper, retermed herriee Tuesday Morning. • During her stay' here she had the pleasure of mitiglih&with those with whom shh. was acgeainted some forty,years ago when childeeir together Playingearomid their parent's homes and • enjoying themselves,' with the scenes ofOld England, threiend of their birth some thirty.fi re year's ',have dap; sed einewthey have seen each other and the pleasure of meeting orme more with whom childhood hours were spent, can be better imagined then described. -Ths grape market is • no* in fall siifiner and such an abundant snpply of the delicious fruit has ss/dom been seen. Dry Weather is al ways good for the grape crop' and the long drOuth of the past sumo:lee-1ms been, the ineanvof yielding an itnnacrise.' Supply of the tempting CilifthiPS. The d ry weather rule has been carefillly observed; and, its truth positively," established. • Vet, rainy seasons prodemes the rot that, is the grape'e worst. enemy. A merehant who Las beetelnindling grapes irony years said on Sateteleyt 'Yoe can pat it down ns a stated feet thata dry teas - en will elway$ herr cropdniI varieties • of grapes t. their a wet one, Rain drops h big to the lerive8 an clime. - Pies, and'When the Sun domes out/ end heats' the water a wren genetated that peed u ceeetsbeown speck on tie% grdpe. The infection gradually speeds oVer 010 Ontim surface, trail linens the whole berry spelled and it dries On the vine. This SeAS033 has boon ret• Marl:ably gooreetie for gewers, the eitpply is as 'line Around this Nicinitse en I lueetees•efeetitinesedet C1LH AN. -.At the 44eies erest Parsonage by the RV, jes. Graham on 'Wednesday elst ,inst., Mr.J. H. Morey, of Fullertere to Miss Mary Ann Loadman, of ay. 04}HIST0/4,-MANNINGL-In Exeter, 'Wednesday Sept, 21st, by Rev. • Dr. Pascoe at the residence of Mr Rieberd Manning, uncle of the bride, Mr. 'William Ormieton, of East Whitby, to Miss Luereeht • Maneing, of Exeter.' asee LO/VIDON•MARKETS. • • . .• Red Winter, per Intel • $' 71,.th."747" White "' It tb ir .Barley ire 54 to 56. 75 to 77 • Spring- 11 . • Oats • 33. to 35' 4 t00 Eggs Better, Roll V- 13' to 15' 27to85' Butter, Crocks .1 23.to 27 Hay per ton 9!5b'to 12 00 ' TORONTO.' , Fall Wheat Springeeieat-' Oette Peas' Earley Hay per ton • Better • • Potatoes per bag Eggs per doz Dressed Hogs per 100 FALL • MARKETS. , 0'.30 to ' • 0.10 0:00' rime FAIRS. • ' T. • 8,0.79 to $ • 0.7.0„ to 481 - d:31) k7• 0:351y: ' to"- 0.50 " 0.05 • 720046. 4wy S; '0:25 to ,0 2,.§.': • 0.90 't'o- 04'4.'4" Western, London, Ottaws, Southern, Brantford, Sou W1 Hunow,•ENETEE, • South Porth.; St. Marys, Blanshard, Kirktou, North Perth, . South Oxford, Ingersoll, .South.Doechester, Belmont,' East,Nisfieuri, Kintore; MI/WM 18-2.r 18-2 11-14 crnolika, • ;•3-4 • • • 4-5 6-7 0-7 3-5 11:1 , PUBLIC NOTICE Is HER t THAT UNLESS' . SO UTCOTT: DESISTS rNom -SELLING HIS TAILOR -FITTING. ClothinG:!. at eninoue prices, AHD ALL X.H.IDS ^OP GENTS':' FURNISHING. GOODS-, at earrie.priees,-lteevileget ALLTRE TRADE'. IN TOWN, P' Se stir enstorner., w, Southeotto Mh in -street, • Exeter; • JOHN,1101:NNES d' DEALXH PIDUA andr rtED Of all kinds. Breakfast Ceisila • Oil Cakeees„ Ground Flax • mid Empire Cattle Feed elways ono poeitegeyeenetkt fettte refetednee • s JOHN- MI6NV:g',', tFax tX.MV4i ek• • . . To`i.