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• • the roof of the harn and injured his
feet so badly that ho,was laid cep for
nearly a year. Shortly atter he re-
covered rufflciently to be about he
purchased a livery business in Brus-
sels, which he ran for live years, and
,tfterwntds he was a year each in
Wingham and Kincardine 111 the same
business, He returned to 1Valton Inst
August and haus heen looking after his
fail(' near thele. 'twelve yeah ago
he was married t Mien Annie Mc-
l)ouflall, who -died three yyears later,
leaving One bon. In HMI deceased
was again married to Miss Mliza WiI-
liawsotu, who is left to mourn his de-
mise. Ile is survived also .liy tris
mother, four sisters and thee► tnvth-
of the Sistriet
see. .1 nl Exeter that 1.he
millet, e twill erect a new
that n,w•n next suInarer.
Ilseliuou, of Wingham,
al [pout (filbert Plaine,
r she was on an ,extended
sous.
h a,t a former resident of
n,hip ie announced in the
Richard home infor
holism,
fweaved
his
holism, of Wingham, has
Jas. Thompson s 1(N0.acre
t wtlehip of Turnherry.
Ioretod on the Teeswater
i1'inghaun,
tpsoeliets rad kis
Ilith convention 103-acre
neighbor, Michela -Loho-
pl.,a was $8,000. Mr.
iow has „r1 acre&
dt hos disposed of his 150 -
the township of Stephen,
lulIwan, of McGillivray.
mid was $11,00, The new
jets possession in March.
whim, whose home is at
, Orey township, has been
or of his year at Toronto
His duties will be to rep.
Petr at ell Inactions -I and
air Tait(,. of Victtn'tt? B.
e . .1. F. Stewart. of Van-
e the guesd"-of their
M. Sinclair. of Brussels.
have been in the West for
xtel'n year*.
W. Perkins. of the Com -
el: Reason. received :4 tele-
. Regina, Sisk.. conveying
tellrgence that his brother
I been killed. The deceased
•orkiio on the railway.
lent tame unexpectedly to
of Mr. and .Mrs. C. M.
f .Wingharo, nn Tuesday,
lith. when their infant
rat taken from tl?em. The
tad been iii only one day.
,Villi$; one of the pioneer
of Settforth, died Sunday
lotelnher 13tb, at the age
-three.- after an - illness of
n th.. He carried on a hoot
bustneF' rloring, the past
nagr writ sniemnized in Us-
et,•n,tn•r!nh of Mks V inlet
alight 'r of 11r•e. \Vilwon,
home+ road, 10 Jonathan
Rlin,t{11.-. The rere000y
meal Ly Rev. Mr. 'Watson,
P ala meeting of the Clinton
Institute hoard Miss Sleds -
futon was accepted and the
if commercial a o d junior
earlier was offered to Mies
, M. A., of Ottawa, at a sal -
mat per annum.
I. Brandon and family, of
rmhip..tnour•n the loss of
,Iherta:-the eldest daughter.
a- bright young girl of
0. yearn of age. The sad
piece on the :?ith nit.. at
of her slater, Mrs. Simms
If Frobisher. task. I )eat h
a few days' Illness of lip -
The retains were brought
interment.
1. Taylor Reese of Exeter.
V. Taylor has been elected
Exeter by eeelitdetion for
use of the year 1010. The
• rendered vacant by the
Wnl. Ilawden• a few weeks
Change at Wingham High School.
Principal Workman, of Winghaur
high Nettled, has tendered his resigna-
lion, and it has been accepted, to take
effect at the end of 19111. Mr. 1Vot•k•
elan has received an offer of -`a poi,•
tion un thestaff of one of the university
schools recently eetabli test( in connec-
tion with the Faculty or Education at.
Toronto University. The salary is
$1,5110 with an annual i,tcrease of $Ile$
until $2,(1111 is reached.
Zinc in Bruce Peninsula.
The Bruce Peninsula lu.y before
long have some fame as a mineral
country. Lately some people have be-
come interested in its possibilities in
this direction and it emu's/my was
formed to look for zinc. According to
despatches Ur. Wolverl on, of London.
who was pruspeetiny up there, found
a nugget of zinc that weighed till lbs.
If the mineral is found in payingiquan-
t it ies the mine will -be developed.
Died at Chicago.
The death of James Mustard at Chi-
cago, on November 1s1, is reported.
The deceased wits a former resident of
Bruoefield and was forty-seven years
of age. About - two weeks ago when
boarding a moving train on the ele-
vated road his (pot slipped. Before
the Iran could be stopped he was
badly injured. He was at once token
to it hospital. where he passed away
The funeral took place in Chiraga.
His brother, Alex. Mustard, and aia•er,
Mrs. Duncan McEwen, of Stapley,
were with him at the last. He leaves
a widow but no fancily. He had lived
in Chicago for many years.
Wedding in Grey Township.
A pretty wedding was solemnised in
Grey township on Wednesday. No-
vember 2nd. at the home of John
Dunbar, when his third datrrhtt'r,
Miss Margaret Beat rice. was united In
marriage to Robert A. McLean.' of
Seattle. Washington. Rev. W. Fe e/ Lb
M. A., of Dunnville, uncle of 'e
pride, was the officiating clergytn n.
Miss Ethel Dunbar, sister of the beide,
was bridesmaid, while Allan McLean.
of Port Arthur, brother of the groom.
was best man. A reception wits held
in the evening at which about flfty of
the hrjder friends were present.
After a honeymoon trip to Carleton
Place and Ottawa, Mr. aiid. Mrs._ Mc-
Lean will proceed 10 Battle, where
they will reside.
Death of Exeter Resident.
After it'll illness bleb bad extended
over many years. Tbaddena Jones
passe(f away at his house at Exeter' on
, i+t nnday, Nuvetnlier Otb, aged sixty-
five years. Since he fell oft a load of
lumber twelve year's ago, and injured
his shoulder and hack, the deceaad
had not enjoyed good health but was
able to do some light work. The im•
mediate rause of his death was
anaemia. He was born in Usborne
township and had resided in Exeter
locality all his life. He farmed nn the
Sind rr,neession of- (Tab/trite uniil ten
years ago, when lie moral to Devon
and later to Exeter. His wife wa•,
Miss Mary Ann Kell end, of Centralia,
who with two daughters surviivee.
A Grey Township Pioneer.
m Burned is Usborne.
Ik barn owned by Robert,
the 7th eoncemeion of Ust-
i totally destroyed by fire
1y, November $th. All the
including about 1.21$0 tfn.h-
ie. 101 tone of hay. straw
'fielder were consumed. A
II *threshing engine is sup -
lave I reit the canoe of the
Lion.
Ned" Wilson in Luck.
tekie. pt ilium -1m, is away at.
sting AS the representative
1'llt,on, :. character well
"oughtn't Huron county, in
ming up the affair. of the late
!Aeon. • "Ned,". who has
t for.the 'pest flfty years, is
ppled with tbeumatism and
swims( ailments and the
i,eyueathed biro by bis
s (,noted upon by his friends
}4g „f Providence.
se Loises an OW Retddnit
snehip of l-'sborne unit or,. of
teepee -tett residents on Fri -
hist . *hen George Harrah
away in his. seventy-eighth
e a result of being thrown
I buggy ten years ago, the de -
id been an invalid ever since.
1 naliva of Yorkshire, Eng-
t--siert}y after hie marriage
w iereft partner they came to
lad settled on tha 113th con -
of I'ehorne on 1.10 -fares on
Idled. A family of two ions
daughter aurvlvp.
he Late James Gardiner.
Ite James Gardiner, whose
ecurrPas one at then early, setters
l"Wosbip. He was born in
"hire; ' and, In the year
d with hit parents came to
and settled in Osborne in Iaa3.
lout hie entire life he had
▪ ho,nn on the Thames road.
ling the late Mr. Gardiner Riff -
p,rl-in! stroke or-paralesls, hut
eat tuartienith to noel; an ex-
t the announcement of his
'anje '+ a surprise to his
Besides his sorrowing wife
rvived by a family of two eons.
Crediton Resident Deceased.
hinge of Crediton lost one of
respected citizens on Than -
(seemlier .Ird, when (Oottlleh
k was eAiled sway, his death
with startling suddenness.
11eventy:four years and flue
of age. ieeeased had been •
tat Urediton for the last six
Befnt•e thnt time he resided nn
0 north of that village, where
d and labored as one of the
tnnePre. %Vhi1e a resident of
in he had taken an Interest in
pat affalre and wet at one time
NIT of thellee village triunes'
He is survived by his widow,
jos and two daughter's,
ere.
Walkerton Has $.Few Left.
'Walkerton Times: — The outside
press are musing sorrow to their
tea leve by telling them that Sheldon
has taken away about all the cash
there was in Walkerton. If any of
our foreign subecriben are wetting
their pillows over any such delueton
we would advise tt►elo that their
tear, are going-te-waste. While there
isn't its much cash here as there used
to he, yet there is still .enough left
to make a respectable splash if it were
all thrown at once into the river.
The widows and the orphans ate living
through it, and every marl is keeping
the Fame number of cats mud canaries
ae heretofore. The dugs Can elan _get
Something off the bones that aro
thrown away here, dad the butcher
boys are a t ay ever. llheldou's
opetatiu haven' filled the town
with busted peasantry aut.-emptied as
many `dour %iserrls as is supposed.
The peopte.troW whom toll was 'alien
here are for the wort part able to
The late John Mctaggart. whose
death took plane two weeks ago at his
home in Grey, was one of the pioneers
of that township. He was 1001.11 in
Yarmouth township. Elgin count y, sev-
enty-four veers ago. and came to (lry
along with his brother Donald in fat•..
The bush farm upon which the de-
ceased lived all his life woe taken up
from the Crown and by industry and
thrift way transformed into one of the
beet farms in the township. In the
year 1807 deceased was married to
iss Jane McNair, daughter of the
late Neil McNair, and sister to John
McNair id the same township. A
family of eleven children were turn to
them, nine of whom are still living.
Mrs. MrTaggattpredeceased her hue -
bend fifteen veers.
stand the
with t
bye to r
well to
outside' ps
the ord town
the past forty
beim going that
ahd•hasn't got -an
is pleasaot Nov
the devil is a furtb
most of 4s feared.
rain, and_ -their parting
it *eh wasu't exactly a good -
like the dying man's fare -
life iueuran0e ageuts. The
--Ps have been picturing
se going to the devil fur
rani. And if' it b e
ung and at the rate,
nearer than it is at
tuber week, then
way vet than
TRIED TO Word; •"C
But Kirkton Man Came Chit
Five Dollars Aheed.
""W. Racey, of Kirkton, know
it is to have an attrntpt_in. de to
the "conga nee" gaswetin_hint.
- On his way borne. Timm tha`h'eat
was accost ed by a atrangar, just after
the trein had pulled out of Regin•,
who 'asked that be might share -his
seat. After a short conversation, dur-
ing which 1 iute the stranger did :t p eat
deal of talking about himself anal his
busiueee. he left the car, saying that he
wished to look after his luggage. He
returned in a few minutes in ,t greet
state of excitement and inquired of
Mr. Ramey if it was is fact twat duty.
bad to he p til on commercial hag-
gage- The stranger then explained
that he hal a draft for Vino which
he would not be able to change at the
depot. He :caked for it loan of Stat.: o.
promising to pay it hack when Winni-
peg was readied. Mr. Haney made
the loran. but when the stranger left
the ear he followed hits throng!'
several coaches until he stepped o1T
the train Pot as it was halving a
station.
According to Mr. Raeey, the stran-
ger stepped Of in a desperate hurry.
MI'. Racey also got oil and Collared
hint, demanding the return of the
The thief look some bills out
of his pocket and handed them to.
11 trey, telling him to lake them and
catch his train. It was obvious, how-
ever. that only a small 'portion of the
bort..Wed money was offered and
it-lney demanded the whole of ji* Fin-
ally the stranger palled a big wad art'
of his 1ar:ket and Mr. Race', made a
grab- While they were struggling up
strolled two of her strangers who pulled
him away, saying he had no author-
ity to assault anyone. Raeev railed for
,saistanre and as none was forthcom-
ing released h;a man, and started
down the platform to find the police.
On his way he met a constable to
whom he made complaint. Upon re-
tuning to the. scene of the robbery no -
person was in sight. On counting tip
the money he ba4 extracted from the
eh anger. Mr. Battey found that he
bad recovered it all—in fact was $5011
ahead.
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An Exeter Fish Story.
Exeter Times : On Monday. October
31.0, at the ramie on the old Aux
M►hle River of several well-known
sport .1111(.11 Froin Parkhill, Ailsa Craig
and Exeter, two of the members on
returning to camp saw a large saw -bill
dock swim out from under some
shelter One of them fired and killed
it, whereipnn live others made' their
appearance and three mora were shot.
In bringing in the decks it was
noticed that a fish's tail waa protrud-
ing from the beak of the first cluck
shot and nn shaking the head And
opening the bill a pike, thirteen
inches long. was disgorged, much to
the great aatnniehment of five of the
camp shooter'. The dock weighed a
little over four pounds. Not one of
the shooters had ever seen such n
large flmh swallowed . by so email a
ditek. The ettriosity was given to N.
G. htrdon to 184118 to Exeter. where
it was on exhibition in Alf. Walter's
store.
• Death of Rev. N. S. Burwaah.
C1erk'e -Perk and Beans.
Here is a pure, ralatallde and flour -
Miro; food, uniform in quality. low
in price. For luncheon, dinner or top-
per Clare's fork and Beans are. no-
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The citizens of Wingham were sur-
prised on Tuesday, November 8th. to
hear of the death of Rev. N. S !Jur-
wash at his home in that town. The
reverend gentleman had spent forty
years in the active work of the Meth-
odist ministry and was superannuated
in 11100, living in Wingham since that
time. Deceased was a Canadian by
birth, being if -native of Prescott, Ont.
He was born in the year 1838. nearly
seventy-three years ago. Ile entered
the ministry in 18t10 and at the close
of his probation, four years later. he
was united in marriage to Mist Mar-
garet Ann Manmfleld. i tring the
years In wblch he maw active service
he labored with much accept core at
Bobcaygeon, Lindsay. Millbrook.
(!obour•g, Arthur. Lyndoch, Durham,
Paisley, Ttvcrton, invermay, ifan-
over, Horning s Mille. Belgrave, Allen -
ford, Shaffa, Harmony and Salem.
He is mutyivexl by • widow and one
daughter.
Death of Hugh J. Ratnsay, Walton.
After a brief but revere illnsss,
Hugh J. Ramsay peened away at Wal-
ton on Thursday evening, November
Bed. Two weeks prior to hisdemi.e he
was stricken with typhoid fever,
which was followed i+y complications,
resulting in his death. Decearsed was
In his forty-third year and was horn
on the 17th ranee/Aloe of Grey town-
ship, where ne spent • I,irge part of
his life. Six years yen be fell frau
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but he p , fected the
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for Goal or Wood
• Polite Conversation.
Pa—"You do u lot of useleas talk-
ing.
Little Maud—"Well, don't you r
Pa—"Ob, yet; i often tell you to
shut up."
She Flew Alt Right.
"Mamma, do all angelsfly1"
"Yes, Willie. Why do you ask ?"
"'Cause 1'•T►tfar•d dad call the hired
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Direction.
The Cop escorting Jaggs home) -
"Are there any distinguishing tna'•ke
on your house. air ?"
Jaggy --"flute! honk for the one
with the haggesh mortgage plashtered
on IL" -
A Fatal Attempt.
On the streets of Richmond. Va..
George Washington •laekson appeared
one morning with a chameleon pinned
to the Inpel of his light brown coat.
A friend stopped to ask him What he
was wearing.
"Don't you know whet diehyuh is?"
(Ineatio ned GPrerre Washington Jack
mon, with acorn. "Why, die hyuh is a
chnntellon.
"What does he do?" ingnired the
other darky.
"He tuns any eolith what you pnt
him on. Deep him on pink (+bawl,
an' he tn'ne pine. Drap him on a
green hat an' he tuna green."
"Do tall p" exclaimed the friend. "I
win' newish !earn tel nh sloth a hog."
tulm•dn I'wit him on on alaS-M A
protrril}'. "t mit
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