The Advocate, 1888-1-12, Page 5Local Nuns,
—Frew boons., and, shoes, in endless
Variety, at ,Sandwell L Pickard's.
Ordered clothing a specialty,
a~irst-elaattt .gtrareeteed $atnwell 4
Pickard. ' * ,r
--�Sca'tebw . Ee fish mid Caltadime
bards; `Jorge variety at Saittwell said
Pickard ..
GilntQn.,sera , ra: 'Mrs, H. An,:
Arews is visiting friends in Exeterfor
two or three wweeksa ,.. .
---Sleighing is:good aid farmers MA
-others are tekieg advantage .al° it by
'doing their ,rintier''S work.
--Di;; J P. Aiken, of Port Euro»,
formal, of Exeter, visited . friends in
Mrs 'O'Brien, ie visiting her dal
ter, Mre. Henry Huston,
Exeter publie school re=opened Qm
Monday with a large attendance of
Mug,
es -Mr, Smith,. of Parkhill; spent
Sunday -With ; fit:,. Levette, our' new
grain buyerr,
sal essr ;,O. 4 S. Gidley, furniture
dealers, now occupy their new stand,
Oddfellows, Block Exeter;
—Mr, Jos. Smith, now of Strathroy,
has been calling on his old friends here:
He speak well of is new home.
Mr. & Mrs. Fountain after visit.
ing #itlf_friends here for a week left
for Port Rope Fr `!day morning,
•—Sarnwell 4 -Pickard hese;,just re
ceived a large consignment of goods di.
•
town last, Thursday a ee Friday' rest from P gland and which they are
Offering At heck Vettorst Prices, �*
me Belmont ;I'fritpa, a new mph,.; Air. H. F,alli;ek � Mt r W.M4un-
at for public patronage, has to i
ed, Arad pres€ota a neat appearance; ing lett one Monday morenint the form-
-Them is iio "widen eat Biu the S;tatrr., er for London and the latter for
cit iakieg it; a pun; aide offence to Haaiai.ton. AI"' a Oundl! of Studentn.
gersoalate 4 voter is a munteipal sleet, went to Cliratera. Why not Exeter
have a high wheel,.
- +wle to the elippe'ry stag of the ! , _-Mr, Samuel , feCleeghlin, et orae
s, and the ;necessity of having unit! it resicleiat of this village; but moll(
fug hence kept well cite, Week- e Maltitoil :: at .present visiting
are busy le eenecqueuee. 1r lrs3e in tiieF4lr, Sane looks hale and.
,..g *era who ere lathering Meir'. �lry after
nu 'eg, to think ef something to nertheraa re:hi�lns.
give particulate oun ,'tidies, are, adeitted i : The #stile..
that marriage iieenn aro very divas).
We ere plesed to etate,, that afro
and illness, Mrs, E,
Seell has so fax recovered as
ale to gar snit of steers oceasiortelly
•ou,
riling aye years i
ng item Appeared i
ridoa Yee Frerax of Saturday,
on inquiry find that iso eticli
sr aver lived ,hem. "Miss
ately'Au assistant teacher i
ricer's school, Exeter, Inman
G in Japan. at $2,40+0 a,'oar."
ails, Peugaall, who has been
arcing en the mail train hetweert
lieedon and Wi nelsam, 1ms been trasse
(erred to the British C*ulumbie eervieeA,
Herbert L Elliott, formerly of
ter, it rlwcay ansa;; c;erl�, ea the
4111 Truett raid, will areeunve from
Viaitleer, ising;aces!=signed the ruin
Dou
r t V Perrin, eif Clinton, leas
chid tills the position ef
ieehfi, oe baggage nem.
lust, Tuesday, for Li
rlaiFn, where lie will joint
er friends. As eats, alien
g arable employe the travelling nubile
as well a+rtheaailwFay company looser e-
ceinpetrnt
man, in the pexaou of Cllr
F. Ku iglee
13rsa Ct ru DEEM. We will furnish
eateelleut religious paper, The
t>f flIora'ar, and Wayward for
cit papers for only $1.50, The
t'r er is an 8•page 4t.colum, werltly
paper and is cheap at 1.00 a year. Each
issue cFlntains a 5 to 6.colutmxt sumluary
sof. Methodist Church uews, and a great
variety of choice reading matter. Sfn1
r address' to Jeeps PUBLISHING
louse Ont for za free
aple copy, or call at this office and
0.
—We direct the attention of the
ltrale postcon of our readers to the au-
nouneementa elsewhere in dais issue,
calling the attention of Farmers and
others interested to attend a meeting
slf the Farmers Institute of South
Huron to be held at Hodgin's Hall,
'lensall, on Monday and Tuesday,lOth
a and 17th inst., commencing at ono
o"clock p. m. Among other prominent
speakers who are to address the meet-
ing, we notice the name of Mr. John
McMillan appears on the list.
—A peculiar infectious throat dis-
ease bas broken out among the horses,
in the township of Hay, by which a
number of farmers heave lost several
valuable horses. Last week Messrs.
Alex Ingraham and. P a`'eo. Tgdd losit
two yery valuable horses, from this
loathsome disease, which cduses the
throat to so swell that the animal
"he Rev. Me. Brick, of the Dien
elle of Algoma, will preach in Christ
'church, Exeter, tide (Thuteday) even.
ilne, et 7 se'eleek ,p. ere Crulleetiens in
elid'x t the Mission Penh.
After six CRIZ .::5? dAthe' ,wars, w
stedx.r*tsuel that Mr. Thomas T,yudrall
taaR tendered hies reeipraaatiers es heed
laced Butter inthe ordered clothing
'department of Mr .►annex Pickard.
Mr Je h. teatnmtdere, of Watford, I aecniev
did setae;;rely hone eimeing the other; 33r Tk'rrannl
day. In legis than seven hours he re•. Mr ATV'n
"moved 43 +shoe$ axed put on 4te It Angiesr Call
will snake eon* of the fast shoes hustle Isis a aft* and
lower this record.
On the whole buSines3 asgood and
Exeter merehantai are doing a good
trade.': Prices for term produce is
moderately high while the nnereh aut.a
wares arse exeeptioually low, wpm.
spindly the farmers have the advent.
a
—Tie materiel for the erection of a
llandsome'hriek bled; to be built next
piing en the toreer of John and Main
streets, by MrWm. Sonthcottisbeing
arovidrsd. One hundred thousand
bricks and aevt•ral cords of stone will
be required to cocnpletr it..
Inas bean received by friends
Isere that Messrs F and J. ttodhelt
who recently left I liwville for Bute
City, California, to take up land, have
arrived all. right and hiving made au
inspection of their property are highly
pleased with it; the weather is delight•
fu1.
--The pulpit of James—street Meth-
odist church last Sunday, in the ale
sence of the pastor, Rev. James Gra-
ham, was'occupied in the morning by
Mr. Thos. Clarke, of Colborne, and in
evening by Rev. John Greenway, who
is here on a visit among friends, of
Manitoba, when plain practical sermon
were ably delivered.
—The Scottish Concert Company
will appear again at Drew's Opera
House, under the auspices of the Roy-
al Arch Masons, on Tuesday, January
-31st, when a complete change of pro-
gramme will be presented. As this
,company appeared here a short time e
• Ago and were so highly appreciated and ainable.to oat or drink f8r ceeer this s,
heartly applauded on that occasion, alter which an abaudane of thiole
,comment from us is unnecessary, tnocus matter is discharged from the'
mouth and nose. Sometimes the swe-
inn breaks ,oat; on the inside of Ate
Week, but generally on the inside of the
throat.
-One of the most important
things for the new counoil to consider
is the formation of afire company to
take the place of Defiance Company,
No. 2, which has disbanded, owing to
the proposed reduction in the cumber
of men. A number of firemen say:
- sesta OF TRC !SNOW
A little boy, a pair of skates
A hole in theice, and golden gates.
_ilius Lizzie Verity, has accepted
i
the position of organist d Main street
Churcli in placeeef .Miss S. A. Eacrett,
resigned,
-� eSara. Ross 4 Taylor have re-
moved their plant.and snaehinery into
their new premises recently purchased
front C. 4 S. Gilley,
Messrs W. II, Verity le Son are
busy manufacturing an order of eight
hundred of their celebrated ploughs for
sllipnieet to Manitoba.
--Unmarried ladies should reinem
her that thia is leap year and that they
are allowed.tQ make propositions to the
gentlemen, consequently sndrria; es may
be not a*few.
Officers of Main- street Baud of
Hope were elected meetly; Presidia;,
Mr. R. Selden; Vfee Preeideet, Mr. 0.
Verity; SeetaY .. Organist,,
].'M i s Ida Eacrett.
,Ir E, Sesrlet, our popular drug<
[gist, Iiia weld his eetire stock to Mr
Wilson, of Watford, who is ,taking it
to Eensall where he is Ong to open
up a drug bnsinei s..
—Maas W . Saunders, J. Willis ml
J. Fergualon, of Exeter, attended
mooting of the District L O. Led
held at Luean Tuesday, ns deiej e
frees Exeter, 14 0. let No. 924.
On 3tonday iiat, the friends
Stnitb, tnot.t r of Mrs, JQhn
Spackrpen, Exeter, gave her re happy
surprise by coming from SGrhemaeand
other parts to celebrate her —birth-
day.
The tvatribution from the Cathie
ics of Ontario to the jubilee preeerbt-
atiou to the Pope ie iu the nrighl4r.
hoed oft 25,0-99. .Eialaop Va+alelt, of
Lenders and I3zeliop Cleary, sof '7dais.
tons, who are et presert#, ala, Rome, have
psess:rateti the gift
—At the annual District rneetirng,
tad at Loma en Tuesday last, Mr.
Wiiitiaitst
Sullen, of Exeter, was a
lzoitlted Secretary for the Orange Die
x'izt Dilclge, sof Riddailph. Mr, under'
alio ltailde the secretary .tip .o£ Exeter
Primary Lalge and theao.nty Oran;
e
Lodge, of South Huron, and is in every
respect well qualified to fill these po-
tione of trust..
Tineria will be tin open !meeting of
anew Council, llo X07, R. T. of T.,
e lecture .room of Mein 0. Meth.
You
1.
their store
The largest & best stock of
nay are now show'1]
at prices
f B DW HARDWARE
equalled. iu , zeter
Itxrge conasngrnun:aeut sof
—In tlfeyear 1888 there will be five
eclipses—three of the sun and two of
the moon, January 28th --visible gen-
erally throughout ,America; t partial
*eclipse of the sun Febuary 11th, invis-
ible in Canada, a partial «clips of the
sun July 9th, invisible in Canada; a
'total eclips of the moon July 22nd and
'23rd, visible in Canada; a partial e-
clipse of the sun August `r th, invisible
in Canada. ' .«pkiat is .impossible for any number
-The record of fires in Canada and less than fifty men tosuccnssfuliy man
'the United States for December last age and opt .rate 'two engines and a like
shows that the total loss of property' by number of hose reels, »ncl more especi-
' this agency footed up to the startling ally in extreme cases' of ergent t eeess-
'amount of $11,200,000, or $3,000,000 ity." Ovine ' to the state of Mee streets
.above the average: During 1887, the during the winter sea.on the fire brie -
value of property destroyed by fire in axle should be au ,umented in placer of
the two countries"was $129,264,400, be reduced." Conflagrations in
ug twist $116,600,000 in 1886, while Exeter have been few and far between,
the loss for the past five years exhibits but still no bne can tell just when a
the appalling total of over half a billi-
on dollars.? 1A.t ;enormous prrtion of
this•kiss -could havelecn avoided' but
for the carelessness' of the public, but
there is reason to fearthatrsn. not a few
•communities the facaltia s'f~or obtaining
high insurance on a poor class of prop
rtf ha; e,prvino(cul'iiiee riraairs.nt,.� ;•�C
clttrreh, on ltlanday etenring rie,eta Jan.
;lith, coanutencing at €l-o'clopk. Fro -
gun io„ consist of lecture by the Select
Councillor, R. IL Collins, Songs, read*
ing, and music by best local talent.
All are invited to be present, a collect-
ion at the close.
-w-On Monday evening last, the foil.
owing officers lrtcowiest:on with this
Royal Tetnplars of Temperance were
selected and duly installed: S. O., R.
H. Collins; V. O. W. J. 13isscst; P. 0.,
T. H. Tyndall; R. S,, E. Verity; Asst,.
R. S., ItOht, B. Pickard; Treas., 3.
aoutheota Financial Secy., R, Gidley;
Chaplain, Geo. Hind; Herald, Jas,
Shapton, Guard, R. Crocker; Sentinel,
Sid ;avis.
-Ono of the best preserved old
gentlemen for his age to be seen on
our streets nowadays is Raineses
of Egypt. He looks fresh as a daisy
after n nap of a few thousand years.
His teeth aro slightly .clisfi uered,
which greately spoils Isis beauty.
What a dicey old swell he would be
with a new set mads by 0ARTwnIGnT,
the dentist. 'The world renowned
Vegetable Vapor, for the painless ex-
traction of teeth, administered by.
O irTwnliOnT, the dentist.
fire of a most s n•ious nature may break
out a'lid with the absence of ''a firs
brig{1e nothing remains telt to.submit
to the mercy of the fiery e'ements
.which has very little o'Impassion and is
no respector of persons, and the soon-
er a fire Ycouipany be orga:niz:,cl ' the
lietteie fee tl"re avclfarls' of the y�il!a ,
—We had a pleasant call from Dr.
ohPP. Aiken, of Port Huron, on Friday
We are pleased to see the doctor
in so hale and heart and wearing
a Pleasing elope. The Doctor notices
that a great-Melly"changes have taken
place here during his absence of five
years. By indefatigable industry Mr
Aiken has succeeded in accomplishing
bis aim very successfully and is now
enjoying the, fruits of persistent energy
and iron pluck by having assumed the
practice of an old and experience doc-
tor. During his practice of some five
or six months Dr. Aiken has been very
sucoessfull with his patients and has
succeeded in establishing for himself a
prof table busmess. While here Mr.
Aiken spent a jolly time at the marri-
ere of his brother, J. 11. Aiken, which
took. place at London on. the 4th inst,
EXETER MARKETS.
Red Winter, per bus'l $ 75 to'82
White 75 .to 82
Spring to 75 to 83
65 to 68
32 to. 33
20 to 23.
• 25 to 2s,.
23to. 25
Potatoes per bag 0.�0 to 1,00 p
3 hexed lin++s "e 104' ti FiO.te x,0o ^ ,^
ie. •:ri •�6Q' rl,2 60 ADVV O(114:i.V F 1�4gfe - .�lltl:�
Bairley
Oats
Eggs
Butter; Rolls
Butter, 'Crooks •
041, and err rniae their stock, get brief;
AYMOD
cut Saws
Al you will be well t•+rpnid.
the
NG Machine.
SOIITIICOTT,
MERCHANT 1111,011,
IT GOODS ARE FIRST -GLASS, AND
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
A CALL SOLICITED.
NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK-
MEN EMPLOYED.
Now is the time to leave your
order for a first-slass over.:oat
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Corner Main Sc John sts,
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taken° substitute, or Inclose st-
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Sold in Exeter by Dr. 'Lutz,:- and
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