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1'raaabytgry ofraltasttlaaitd, tho hearty thitnhe of the entire
tt iiiin1iini ti CS The Presbytery met in' Winglaani Thebatebali tAnrt�.�,rlt.nt last'Atonday utittee,
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on tho 70th fast, with a good attend- was a great day for sporting people, IAMB.
__... atu,,,e of niouaboras. Bev K Me Donald, and lovers of picuiciug, for there was Exeter has a decidedly good
FRIDAYS estestreeMBER 18, ;gd;t Moderator. Fli'er's and oetnmissioa• held at Soandrett's Grove a fine tery and is a strong team.
ers were received, and the roll made Harvest Home pionie and the best Wardell and ki.Quarrie mak
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connBluth.
The Harvest Home Festival its con-
Eng nectiun with the ng 'sh Church wee
a decided *success. :ear. McLean
preached a Very suiR&►"mon to the
children of the Presbyteriant church
last Sabbath morning. --Rev. hlr,'
Racey, preaohed the i -I uvest Home
service ou Sunday afteruoon at2.30,
the church bt,inq- terribly crowded.—
The Morris Agricultural Sceiety will
hold their annual Fall Show here on
Oct, 8th and 9th. The committee
promises this to be one of the best: •
shows in the cout,ty.--As 1 was walk. -
ing around the lawn social grounds,
last Si'ednesdaty et ening, I heard a
certain young lady remark, "`.fake
another oandy, Charlie." I could "not
find out what she meant until I went
outside thefence, acid then the whole •
niyetrey was explained. --Mr. James
i1'avis has been appointed as night
wattehruau foe the remainder of .the
year ter the sum of $25. --Messrs Mc:
Kivaion & .Lowell have. added greatly
to the appaararice of the prevision
stone by the sedition of a newSign.---
--'file poet when be wrote the line,
"what fools these mortals be," must
have known that the Belgrave cones- .
pondents of the Clinton .a1'oivar-1i'ecoret
and your valuable paper wee alive,
and 1 think he was riot far astray,
for they ate in people's eyes
much better than fools. We
could go into further details, but we
thick they ain't worth bothering with.
—Mr; Wat' AMontery's men are turn-
ing out wme .of the. iiiiest brick in
the °uuniry this season; --J, P.1"'islaer,
of Auburn, ,bas entered his well
known stallion "Lord of the Manor"
at the BeAslo exhibition and left for
that place .on Saturday. -Alt. J. Free-
men left last week to visit his father
Budaio.--Miss tlt;gie Riddell has
returned Home, lookipg well"after her
extensive visit through Manitoba and
the.North-wept. Mr. A. Symonds, of
St Thomas, was. in our midst last
week.—Fred Deneteadt returned to '
town.lept week, after spending a few
weeks in the vicinity of Auburn.—D.
Hargraves, of Lucknow, was in Iowa
last week.—Mr. T. Bell, of Toronto,.
was in town last week..—Mr.C.S.Cum-
mer secured a situation in Toronto and
left for that place last week. -Mr. .T.
F. Johnston has returned home from
'tis holiday trip through the Western
States.—Mr W H McBride was iu
Goderich last week.—Mrs J Forsyth '•
bas returned home from visiting her
parelits in Wroxeter. ---Mr and Mrs Q
G Odds were visiting in town, :last
week.--MrA.1 Tod of`th'e'fjiinton
News Record; was iu townlast week.—
Miss Fannie Bryant, who has teen at
Grimsby Park for some time, returned.
home ou Friday. --Mr George Fermin=
ter, who has been on the sick hit, fe
able to be around again.—Mr F
Cpnroy, representing the firm of. Wohu,
visiting at Mr. W*iwood'a apd Mrs. Eileen & Co, of Landon, was in town
lt. Green at blr. Ilabt. Mch'a,-- lash ween. --Mr Tisdale, who has been
*Y7.r, Jaines Strath eyes visiting at Mr, relieving agent here at the G T R,
J. Ambler's early .this week. -Mr. J• returned to his home in Palmerston.-.- -
Wellwood was on the sick list last Mr Win Ross, of Toronto, is visiting
week• .. his parents, who resided a few miles
'ice directors of the Culross Mt}tue' from 'town.—Mr and Mr E G Hesse
olio have been visiting her parents
here, returned to their home in
Toronto last week.—Mrs. Wm Vendor
of Sand Beach, Mich, ia''visiting her
parents, 11r and••Mrs R Ramsay.
blABT 1117110N. and McKinnon were appointed . county, The attendance was about game,
bat-
e
1 up for the year. Messrs McLennan baseball tournament ever held in the good coin;bination and piny a good
A. meeting of the East Huron Be. auditors to examine Treasurers boeks 600, and the weather most favorable.
#arra Association, for the noiniaation and report at next meeting. The Huron is noted for base ball ,clubs,
clerk presented a call from Qhalniers and considerable rivalry .nae existed
of a cendidate to contest the Riding Church, Kincardine Township. and - among thein for "years. Brussels end.
in the coming oleo#ion for the OntarioKnox Church, Bervie, in favor �of Exeter have already met in contest
•iev A A Urquhart, of Dulwich, for a. stake of $100, the former win.
.Legislature, wilt be held in the town London Presbytery. The call is Hing, and, the celebrated "Unions" of
'Hall, Brussels, .on Monday, the 23rd unanimous and cordial ; stipend Wroxeter and Gerrie only a foxtuight
1Se wetnber last., at 2 m. A fall -offered is $$00 per annum and ago made i3rnsaels yield the palm.
P P. manse and' glebe, Messrs Carne' And now to end the season, the above
=.atteudauce of delegates from - the bell and Henderson supported the teaws, with the additiou of Belgrave,
different municipalities is urgently pall, It was sustained as a regular met at our burgh and contested for
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Pelle] gall and ordered to be trans- the supremacy and prizes amounting
mitted to London Presbytery, together to $50. The'ball was started rolling
with reasons for translation. Mx Mc• at 12 o'clock, . with Belgrave. and
Nabb was appointed to represent this Exeter paired, the 'home team going
Presbytery in the matter of the call to bat and piled up three runs the 1st
before the London Presbytery. innings, Tait, of Exeter, pitched a
Provisional arrangement . was made good game throughout as also did
for the induction of Mr Urquhart Duffield, but they-eeeiited .to find the
The ¥odexator to preside, rdr Gad' tatter ocoasionly for safe hits. In
des-fo preach. Mr. Murray to address the 6th toad 7th innings the home
the minister. Mr Sutherland to team commenced to creep up, but the
address the congregation in. English game was toot.near the end to win, as
and Mr McQueen in Gaelic. The the result Was 13 to 6 in favor of
Moderator is to fix the data. A pati- Exeter,- Score :
tion frons 'Huron congregation, BELanava,' R O. Buren R. 'U.
asking for the section of the Presby- Wardell 0 4 R. Eaoretl; 8 1
tory to a sate of five acres of the glebe Patterson 1'2 1 P. Anderson 1 •3
land for a cemetery was granted'. It Duffield 1 3 C.McDonald0 a
was agreed to instruet the clerk to Johnston 0 3 G. 3+3aorett 2 1
assess the congregation on the basis Musgrove 1 1 1. HD'araanMcDonald
1 2
of families for the AssemblyDols- Yodge'. an,
0 2 R. McDonald 2 1
Budge . 1 2 . G. Anderson 1 3
gates' Fund. The claims of Aid- Agnew . , 1 '2 D. Tait . 2 2
receiving Congregations were consider- Pringle 0 : 3 E. Bissett ' 2 2
requested. -
EDITORIAL. NOTES.
EAT.nint rtn is to have its .annual
election soon. judge Falconbridge
;gave judgment . on Tuesday voiding
the election of Mr Colter on account
of corrupt practices on the part of
.agents of the respondent.
Tem -boat race on the Thames (Eng•
land;) for $1,000 and the champion•
ship of the world, on ` Monday' last
between Wm. O'Connor, champion. of
the United States and. Canada, and
Henry E. Searle was won by Searle
.by six boat lengths, in 22.42, beating
tithe beet time pa record.
Mr. Justice Rose has just given a
to very important decision in regard to
athe right of a police officer to hand-
:cuff
and=:cuff a prisoner, A pian was arrested
rand taken betore a 'magistrate for.
'furnishing a Central Prison convict
• with tobacco. The Judge held that
' ;there was nothing 'wrong in this, but
:he severely reprimanded the detective
'who made the arrest for using the
,ltendgtif[s.- To handcuff • an untried
!.prisoner, unless he resists arrest, is
.trespass, according to -the law, and in
this, case the detective will have to
. ,pay the handcuffed men $200 damages
sand the costs of the suit.
Booro4Yarox Independent: It is difii-
soult to imagine any greater folly than
;for a peeple'to levy:•taxes on the food
;and fuel they consume, with the , obi
jeot - of artificially increasing „their'
price. Yet that is what i3 being'done to report at' length ,at the .December
do Canada. The delusion is equally
ed, arid grants asked for Pine River,
Dungannon, Port Albert, Langside 6 21 14 18
and Belgrave. Mr Law asked that Brussels and the Unions now took
the Bo
assessors be appointed to his session Bold, aril for two innings it was
evident the late boners of
with a view to the ordination of the latter
club were to
Elders.. Mr Hutton, of Wiughain, . be. maintained, . batt by
and Mr Jamison, of .East Wawanosh, costly errors and timely batting it
were appointed. Mr. Ross reported: was won by. Brussels by 8 to 3.
that he had attended the Bruce Score ; -
Presbytery, according to appointment, tJNxoxs -' R. 0. Bnassine • R. O.
and that the scheme of the distribu-Sanderson 1 1 4 3. Ross 1 2
M' 0 2 Gerry 1 1
Mon of the Mission Fund ' was favor- raouliLanught'in•0 2 �. Stretton
ably entertained. Final action is to Nash . q 2 QA. Currie' 1 1
be taken at a future meeting of that Paralow 0 2 J. '`MoBain 2 • 0
Presbytery. The thanks of the Williams ,'.0 2 R. Ross 0 1
. Kaake titration 0 2
Presbytery were tendered to Mr Ross Johnston 1 1 G. kIalliday 0 2
for his diligence. Sessions. were in- A. Naalie ^0 • 1 - :. W. Grewar 1 1
strutted to make their own arrange-
ments for holding Missionary meetings..
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8 : 12
It agreed that the 'question of Batteries Brussels, Grewar and
holding a Conveutioa for the discus- Ross.. Unions, McLaughlin and San-
sion of Sabbath School work, the derson..
state of religion, &o, be referred to Tne . Voiotia sod Belgrave now
the S S committee, with instruction's Played for., third money. The jiome
club'eoesiderab`i'y changed the team,
putting Wardell in thebox avid Mc-
Quariie behind, while Duffield' 'played
short and Dinsley right field.' At the
end O'f 'the'' fourth innings the' spore
stood''4 to' 4 with Nash, the second
base man disabled, who was replaced
by
4ossl of Brussels. In the 5th
Roes cracked otlt a three bagger oyer
right field kenos letting one man in,
but was nipped at the plate io 'trying
-to make hone, through a speedy
throw in by Dinsley. Belgrave now
went to bat, having two rues to make
to wing The Unions seemed to fall
. ,. p y b a n re -'1 to pieces, while the home team kept
prevalent hi' the St:tte.. Here in.
(}ntori the industrial;'elasseai are
,I►atieri y paying 10 bents s pealed for
1'tggr at an.England costs 3 cents,
and the tax'.6n coal Costs the Grand
.Teunk 'tailway: $280,000 a : year
meeting: Tha'Clerk 'read a' circular
anent'Home` Missions and Augmen-
tatidn. ` This Presbytery is , expected
to contribute $900 to Home Missions
and $550'for Augmentation. It '-was
agreed to commend the Home Ms
Sion and Augmentation schemes to
our people, instruct the' Clerk to
allocate the- amounts asked. from this
.low just think about this thing for a Presbytery among the congregations
.moment. and thou. ten: this• journal ='on the basis of families, and urge the
honestly if you don't think you must congregations to raise the sums
respectively assigned them.' Forms
tee most precious'dutl'ei to tae -of petitions to, the House of Commons
ox sent to have:youi food and fuel ra ang for further ]enslation i
ids1: ` • guard to Sabbath 'observance, were .tool, though the greatest enthusiasm
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Iles anniversary'seri ices in coquet•
•esion with the' Methodist Church' were
- ',held on Sunday 'last:' Eloquent end
leipressive sernions'were' preached by
ev W A Strongrr tut, L L D, Ph D,
- and Rev W H Geddes. " The Harvest
].ioi ie Festival on, 'Monday evening
was a ' o ided success. ; •Addresses
-%vera delivered by the above teverend
gentlemen and..alao ' Mr ' A H Mos -
handed to members, and it was agreed existed in the "cdaellirs," and the
that Sessions be instructed to attend crowd was; nearlyfrantio. Patterson,
to the subscriptions iif these petitions Johnson, Mas, rove,. and• McQuarrie
in their several 'congregations and went euccesl3ively to bat. Two runs
return them to tise'Presbytery at the easily mine in and the score stood 5
:December meanie.; ' in . the absense to 6 for Belgrave, as follows:
of : Mr Sutherland, the • proposed -Moores R. O. I311Lon&vs It. O.
:scheme fors Presbyterial visitations Sanderson • 1 2 Wardell 1 2
of congregations, was laid on the McI,aug1t1in.1 ]: Patterson 1 2
table till next meetin . Mr Ross. Palfin 0 3 Duffield 2 0
fl Nash • 1 2 Johnston 1 2
referred to the proposed memorial' to Parslow 2 0 Mosgrove 0 3
the late Rev Prof Young•, and offered Williams 0 2 McQuarrie 1L' 0
grove and D.r.Chisholni, of Win- ham. a to receive `subscriptions therefor, which w•Reeks0 2 Vamnuorman 0 2.
Pio Wingixam Methc,dist Sil,bbath was well 'received. 'The Presbytery .A,. Miele 0 2 DinsleyA 2
School orchestra inlivened the pro- adjourned to meet at Winghain 'on
co"dings with choice selections during ,Tuesday, Decetnbor. " 5 15 6 15
the evening.—Mr Thos. Miller and ..Jones MeoNeen, - • Brussels and Exeter now played the
Pres Clerk. final game, which was very close and
exciting. Exeter put Sippy in the
will go to Port Hope, Michigan, for Turnberrv. . box). and Brussels put Wardell llehind.
:at short btay. Miss Jeannie Mitchell left Wednes- the bat. • The team from the south',1
day for Graiiciiu, Dakota. -Say, got the Iead,but a good bit or two
Lower Wingham. Jimmie, you seeee to be wonderfully would have chzu ged eirumstances.
Miss Asenath Netterh'eld'. and Mrs, pteaend about something , whet is it 2 ; Sippy delivered rather a hot, 'peculiar
Pred Beck, daughters of Mr. Thomas Oh, a daughter, adaughter.—her. G ball for fine Brussels' inen to find in a
Nrtterfieldreturned"home to Tuesaalan Blackwell left on Tuesdayfor ll`a id d'
last week, after an absenco of two City, Manitoba, where hwill engage `glScoreoomy 9 toe►+2e,nasing; fAilotv>s an+'tater won.
e,-Mrs. Edward Mulholland, in the plastering with his son Alvin, B�xae R. 0. iayssans R, 0.
of Ripley, is visiting her friends here wlio has a large ainount of fall week R. Eaorott 1 1 J. Ross 0 2
at present.—Mr. David . Halsted re- in and around that place and Bran- P`. A.uderson 0 s. 'Wardell 0 ti
MoDonpell 1 (;eery Q 2
tarried homer last week from Manitoba. don. 13e took a 'large nunil,er of G: N'aotett. 1 1 .I'. Sttettott 0 2
1•te his been over there all summer patterns of ornamental work, there 'Tynan:tau 0 h A. Cherie 1 1
'' 4,ngaged iii farinirig, we believe... -The being considerable of that to be done MoDo Heli 0 2 a., Rennin 1 1
Misses Campbell have disposed of their there. U.s.ndereou 0 1 Y. Stratton .6 1
handsome property to Mr. Smith, who
• wife have gone to Watford toy visit'
heir son, and from there Mr Miller
D. Titit 0 1 G. Halliday. A 1
hal rcttarnea from Manitobst.---Mr. ' East wa'avnaos}i. R.Iiisaett 0' 2 lv, rpn'a4r 0 2
The best hit was made by Ross
I'atter3ou of the home team is also
a good batter.
.McQuarrie received an ovation when
lie soared the winding run.
In the evening a concert was held in
the Foresters' hall, Those taking
part fully sustained their reputations,
end the concert was voted a success
by all who attended it. "j'he whole
entertainment was ander the auspices
of the base ball club, and they are
deserving of' prelim for furnishing the
people with such an enjoyable enter-
tainment.
The croquet club visited' Landes,
born l�tait weak and played a friendly
game with the club of that place,
which resulted in an easy :victory for
the Belgrave club. ---It is understood
that Mrs Tufts, of .Clinton, who own-
ed the post ollice store bound here
lately, has decided to ereet a brick
block in its place, Sue was in the
village on'•Uonday last.
Culross.
Deer Eeditor, as a' was cot vision'
me eosin "Bootie" las` week, au'
comic' bame, a' heerd a inaist re-
markable coart heirs held at the Hoose
o' sin .ca'd Meester Sprinkling -can, by
whom a' the weemen nen een the coontrie
had been ca'd thegether as weetnessei
Agin' the wife o' Meester Sprinkling -
can for ha'en. speek-it her -peind on
to relashuns between Meester,Spriiik
ling -can an' sin ca'd Meestreas Flip.
Noo a' wud like jus' to ken what
Bootie thinks o' shill a nreetin' bein'
held in ain't, own boos; agin' aia's eel',
wi'oot sin's own consent t 4 think
eet jus' turibul. yours,
Scoria's Cope*.
Ilaroest is about wound lip. 'Pate
and peas are above an average.-
Canadian thistlea and wild oats are
the staple crop in this locillity, and
since the iiitroduetion cif twine
binder and the Totten pea -harvester,
the inconveuieuce of securing the
thistle " crop is to a great extent
obviated. ---Burdocks and liurs of all
kinds beat all former records.
They are used from no* till winter
sets in by the farmers in . tying' up
their horses manes and.Mails and for giv-
ing sheep and lapibs a more tidy and
compact appearance. The rag weed
industry is only in its infancy, but it
only wants a alight show when it will
assert itself and prove a. success.--
Mrs. W. Pattison was visiting at
B1uevale last week.—Mise Hannah
Porter and Miss .Stiy'ah Pattison are
Fire Insartinee Company met in tho
town hall, Teeswater, 31st . August,
1889. Members present --- Messrs.
Kirkland, Clark, Little and McKague.
President in the choir. The minutes
of previous meeting having been read
and adopted, Mr. Mc]ague moved,
seconded by Mr. Little, that the
agents lay all applications for insur
anee.before the Board for examination
--tarried. Little — O1ark — That
having examined 16 applications and
found them satisfactory, the President
and Secretary are instructed to pee -
pare and issue policies for sameeee
Carried. Little-McKagne •-- That
whereas Mr. Ireland, in 188., did
take. an epplicattun far ins trance, -
but a fire occurriij, pu the 'property
before and application was:laid .before
the Direceors, the party withdrew
his application when Mr. Ireland rel
turned the fee, the secretary is. there.
fore. instructed to pay Mr. Ireland one
dollar as compensation. --- Carried.
Clinton.
Mrs. A. Ross, of Wingham.,- was -irt
town this week looking after Christ-
mas stock.—The Collegiate Institute
is now on the 'war path.—.The Model.
also opened Last Monday. Both in-.
stitutions are well .patronized. --Rev.
Prof, Greig, Knox College, Toronto;
took thePresbyteritln services, morns -
ing endevening,last Sunday. ---Ontario
Methodist church was beautifully
decorated oti Sunday last, for . the
evening service of song.—Rey, :Mr.
Livingston oecupied Ins . own pulpit
last Sunday.---Qlinton went down to
Seaforth to see - them beaten at
(foresee, last Tuesday.—A, number of
citizens are at the fairs.-Lookout.far
Clark -X .tle*Tiiat at any time through l Ilnron Oentral.—••Heat has almost put
inadvertency ou the part of either a stop to business. --Clinton tennis
agent of member any policy has beet glob won tet Blyth.
neglected to be renewed at the' proper
date %Fiore expiry, the President and
Secretaryre nth ' id t k MIA
B11tt3'vale. •
a amay" o Make
sntry John Burgess, clerk: of Turnberry
provision: as theymay deem neeessar
to meet the requiienaents of such a toWnelhip, left for Manitoba and .the st
case, subject of course to the approval North-West, last .week. He expects
of the i erectors at the* 1srst meeting to be away for about font weeks.-NIr,
thereafter — Carried. Mcgague �. and Mrs. 1". Patterson spent some
Clerk—That this Beard do now ad- days• in Seaforth, last week,—Mr, T.
jout`n to meet again on the not S,ae J: Dillon, of the cheese factory here,
ai;dey of Septemoce, nit 2 o'elook in has several cheese on Exhibition at
the a sereeeu, tali uessgttter town hen Loudon. It will not be surprising if
Laughlin McLean is away. for a trip - Mr. G. Bretz, of Best W iewa-oelr 3 5 • 2 15 f '1'
xlou%n to Nova bootia, has leased his farm. south' half bit 87 Tliis concluded the games, Mr 11 i Married, the first prize acmes down this way,
Ai.2% AnaMON --Mr. Jas. Inose, cheese maker at
in the 9th con . 100' acres,, to blesses. J wells, of 't�ruigliam, umpired the "
-Howtals• Jas. & David Purvis, fur a' term of games with much ability and entire
Secretary. Arnow, Bruce county, is also s win
The Ilowiek A
will held their -
in (Sorel. ne
5th. 1 fvlteire he Ilea another son residing
gricultarat Society live yearn. Mr. Bretz, aecommpauied
annual fail 'show - by his son and daughter, intends leav-
Satarday, Octobering in about a week for L•rnisiana,
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satisfaction to all. There was hardly • � - cheese. at the Provincial Ir, b. + -
late is away to London- to take in
any kicking and :far' the gonttemauly Air J G Coopor, late Oollety Treas.- the provincial.- .11i r. Atoll. Patterson
manner in suntan he managed the urer of Bruce, is *aid to l►y ruunsaag a and wife go to Toronto to seethe gree a
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games -throughout the day be received hotell in California, , .
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