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-Goma Nott er—Tiers TABLg,._Pass'n'r.
London, depart., .8.10 d.bri. 4,25 P.11,
Lucan Crossing9.35 5.45
Clandebeye, ... ,9,10 5.15
Centralia,..,9.28 5.33
EXETER.: , , , 9.35 6.46
Hensel' , , ,. , . 9.46 5.53
9,51. 6,06
9.55 6:15
moton,,.,..,,10.10 6.35
I,ondesboro` . , . 10.37 6.55
.Elyth, .. 20.46 7,05.
7a3elgrave . ,.,11.00 i20
Winyharu,arrive, 11.20 f.30
Goi o SouTaPassenger,
'tl[ringham,depart.. 7.00 .ii. 3205 r,x
Bolgrave ,- 7.17 1.28
Blyth : , . 2.31 6142
Leudesboro'.... , 7,40 3151
Clinton . 8,00 4,151
Braeefield, , ..,. -< 5.19 4.26
Kippen .. .. ... 8.27 4,57
Hensaall .. , , , . 8.33 4.43
Exeter, , , , 8,47 447
Centralis,, ... 8,57 547
Clandeboye .1... 9.10 5.20
Lucan-crossg ... 9.20 5,96
Loudan,arrive, , .10,10 6.00
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-Mr. Westlake is at present visite
ing friends in Town.
—On Monday last the council elect
for this village were duly installed.
—Do not forget to renew your sub-
scription to the AXlVOCATE. Only $1
per year in advance.
—Don't ge and become; a glbltton:
now, simply because this year is at -sen
hundred and ate he ate.
—W would simply rise to sta. that
this year is'8b;,but 4 a while 14 out
of 11 folks will' write it '87,
—This ii Leap.year, girls, and those
of you whokhavy bashful lovers who
have not yet proposed should make
thein come to-tilne now.
—*person, Who as done the fignr-
hag saps that the 1st day of January,
1888, was the 2,410,638th day siazce
the beginning of the Allan period.
—Insure your dwellings with W. .
Sanders,
Agent for the Lancash
ire
insurance Co, of Manchester .
England.
,•.-Samwell & Pickard have just re
—Some of our local .sports any there
is good skating ova Pickard'a pond.
New boots and shoes, in endless
variety, at Saaaaavrell tb Pickardta,. of
—Oranges andliemons are eelting'ith
Montreal, retail, au 12: cents per doz.
—Ordered clotting a a zpeciaaalty, u.
liY st craw dt guaranteed, 8auawell
Pickard.
---Scotch, English and Cmnaiwdaatn
tweeds; large variety at Sam reel and
Pickard'a, a'
--The sleighing still continues good,
and the fanners haves chance of mark
4ting their produce.
—A large quantity of wood is being
brought to the village by the farm
ors and good prices are realized.
—1•r. Thowras ila1lentyue,
of Watford, is on his way home from
England and will arrive this week.
—There aro $1,000,000,000 worth of
diamonds in this world, atnd yet thous-
ands of us Iiia eompelletl•to go without.
—The eity of Toronto' ries great di-
xhensions. it contains the Wok, the
World, the .fmp£re, aud' the greatest
Mail in the universe.
—Mr Charles Harvey, cf Usborne,
drew over four tons of leafy at one
loud, front his farm to Exeter with one
team. We consider'this a goog load.
Lancashire Fire Insurance 0o.,
of Manchester, Eng;, is the most
reliable to,insare with W. Sanders
Agent, Advocate Office, .Exeter,
-Talking of blowing; hot and cold,
this is the weather which does it, To-
day we have the thaw; to -morrow, or
Soon thereafter, will earns: the blizzard.
----Tele days arelengtlining very per-
ceptibly. •
-Mr, Wm. Sortthcott, merchant.
tailor of this village, spent a few days
in $lytic on business this week,
—A eommunicatiou was received at'
this efdcd last week but was to late for
that issue," and was intended for this
weeks issue, blot has laeen Mislaid,
We call the attention of our corres-
pondente to write on; one side of the
paper only, and all correspondence
must:reaeh this office not Later than
Tuesday, night.
--T"$noose meeting of'the South:
Huron. County Ztoyal Grange Lodge
will beheld in the Orange Hall (Odds
fellows new Hall) Exeter, on Tuesday
February 7th, 1888, at the hour off
10 a. m, A full representation from
every lodge in the county is requested,
--Olothing auction sales of Ban-
tons' stook on Friday and Saturday,.
next, 20th and 21st 'January, at 2
and 7 o'clock p. m-, ill Bell's OM
carred a large consignment of goods di" Stand, Exeter. All winter dry
sect from England etad whish they ar goods, crockery, and glassware must
oti'ering at Rook Bottom Prices, * go; no reserve. Banton t .Oo.
The drug; stock of ler. E. Scarlett We understand that Mr, Gregory
of this village, has been removed to H. Tom, of this viilsge,who has tang;ht,
Hensall.by the purchaser, ler, ll. A achene Flo. 5, Usborna, ao suecess£ully
Wilton,. o. f Walkerton, who intends for the past few year, Inas giver; up
opening out ati 11vst crass drug stye in
the profession' and retired %roma tilt)
that village, We wish him success,
Messrs, Oo1rluhoun a114 Dow, Of' into medical studies, His place in S.
pedagogue field, and ie about to enter
this village,have sold their imported 1,1C, 5, is lasing fabric; by Miss
Cliydesda'+a stallion "Rover;" to Messrs, ' 4alse, We wish Mr. Tom every sue.
O'1)yer an PorthgSraves, of Moores- oess and prosperity in his new venture.
ville, for the sum $2,200. "Rover" is
considered one of the best draught
—On Wednesday of last week an-
hsorse's in this section.
—The westerly ter o£ Mr. Wan, Snell, led a '
(altar and tied with s n•everlasting knot The are now sbowill a
g Seleet
to Mr. Edward Bissett( fur popular "Assortment of BUILDING , W , ip
livery man, We join wale their' many at praxes that have never been equalled) in Exeter.
frienda in wcishing%them every pleasure
and success m their journey through Just received a large con meat of
Messrs RoasakTaylorhavingrems. .oved 's Gro -Out 'Y;r
to their new premises have put' in AU
eXrellert plainer and matcher, having- Call and examine their steel; get prices, and you T.111 1;e 3°.'r b a c l rales,
all latest improvement. Their plainirsb A.gent q 1 t
mill, sash, door and blind factory, as :
now in running ortler, and as they have
other of Exeter's fair, ming; ladies,
F art of Ontario
is in the person ol'Mias Maggie daunh-
, the
now being flooded with five dollar bills
of the Dank, oat` l ontre+r~I, Bank of
Ceuu nereo and 1%lerehanthenfink,w hicb
have been rsliaced to tens. The rising is
so cleverly done thatas ageneraal thing
the mordants do not discover the differ-
* ice until they present their deposits
at the bank,
—The members of Etimsille 11ieath-
adist church intend holding their 13th
anniversary on Sunday and Monday,
January 22nd end 23rd, 1888. A.
number of resident and ether ministers
will be' present on the occasion and
will deliver addresses. We predict a
very successful anruiversary, Every-
body should'•attond. rndt enjoy a :good
time,
—At the atintttal sheeting' cif the
atephend:.UsborneAgricultural Society,
held in Town Hall, Exeter, on Thurs
day last, the following officers were
elected for the current year:—Presi-
dent, Jean% Delft -typo (re-elected);
Vice -do, John Willis (re-elected); Di-
rectors, R, Davfs,,H. Sameaelle% Sand-
ers, John Bunter•ji,, H. Either, E.
Christie, John Detbrid gay; ,Tames West•
cott'and'James Oke.
--BIG OMIT OFFER: We will furnish
that exasellent religious paper, The
Methodist Observer, and thisjournal for
1888, both papers for only $L50. The
Observer is an 8 -page 40-co}um, weekly
paper and is cheap et 1.00'a year. Each
issue contains a 5 to v;column summary
of )Methodist Church news, and a great
variety of choice reading matter. Send
your address to JAMES Pi/SLIMING
House, BowmanviIle, Ont fir a free
sample copy, or call, at this office and
see one.
—On Monday evening last, as an -
pounced, an open meeting of Advance
'Council, No. 207; R. T.' of T., was held
in Main street Methodist church. A
large crowd wus in attendance to hear
the different parts ,of the announced
programme earried out. The lecture
delivered on temperance by Mr. R. H.
Collins -was pronounced by all to be
one of the best they ever heard, and
good advice was git'en by the, speaker
to his hearers. The rest of the pro-
gramme was well rendered by all who
were'connected:witli' 3t. The whole
affair throughout was' eegrand success.
—We regret•to announce this week
the death of another of our much re-
spected residents in the person of Mr,
Richard Luxton which took place on
Friday last. Deceased has been ailing
for some time past with that dread di-
sease, consumption, and has finally suc
cumbed:to-pits fatal effects. Deceased
was 'AT/els a hard-working and indus-
trious roan, and a good resident. His
funeral took place from his late resi-
clenee, Main -street, on Monday, and
was conducted to the Exeter cemetery
by the Comedian Oraea of Foresters, of
which society deceased has been a con-
sistent member for some time, and his
remain" were followed to their last
resting place by a large cortege of sor-.
rowing relatives and friends, and bout
forty brethren of the above Order from
Exeter and !Jencall Courts. Deceased
leaves a family of srnall children who
hale the sympathy of the whole cone
The January meeting of the -t oun-
ty Council will commence on the 24th
inst. The most important business
t7ransactecl at this meeting is the elec-
tion of Warden.
—On Saturday last, we had a pleas-
ant call from Mr. Thomas Gilbert, of
Alsa Craig. Mr. Gilbert is at present
engaged in teaching school, at West's
School house, some three miles frons
Alsa Craig.
—We are exceedingly' obliged to
those of our patrons who have paid up
and renewed their subscriptions to the
ADvocATn for another year; still there
are a good many more we would- like
ib hear from.•
-A meeting of the Directors and
Officers of the Stephen Ss Usberne
Agricultural Society wilLi be held • on
Saturday, January 28th,. 1888. The
election of: Secretary and that of,
treasurer will take place.
—The parents of 'our small boys in
this village should warn them not to
catch on tl.e sleighs while passing
through the streets, as it is dangerous.
How easy it is for an arm or a limb to
lie fractured, or perhaps a little one
1ii11ed.
—The Clerk's' office, Olinton, , was
found to contain the following articles,
which make it a rare old curiosity.shop:
Two old tiu trunks, 8 ballot boxes, one
cross -cut saw,,1'ash pail a bush. ashes)
1 mitre box, 1 broom, 2 squares, three
stonehammers,: stone sledge hammer,
2 hand saws, 3 pails, 3 oil cans, two
lengths of stove pipe, level, flag, dozen
ramp shade, 4 broken chimneys, biscuit
box screw driver, chiS1.1, 2 old window
rollers, lot of stove pipe wiry, ; Chinese
lantern, 2 yards Iawp wick, lantern,
old hand satchel], 6 bricks, used to
lengthen „he lees of the stove, 6 lamp
• brackets, besides a wheelbarrow -load
oL.oid:irooks e;ndi?ayes. •
SAYS SIE
ONE
Lb
Melalry's
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R9
ye)n
The large
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tLW!L1 0t11 itR•
atwt,-
Celebrated
E AT BISSETT BROS'.
d eit their store
ISiy‘best stook of
eesesteeX
---Of all kinder—in town,—and 1 tell you they Sell Cheap.
a large stock oD 1iand they are prepay
ed to do plaining,,matching, and man-
mifacture shortest notice. it would be to the
interest of purchasers to give then; a IS
ETT
call before buying else -where.
RAYMOND AY OND S 1VI Y I G Mach1ne
wIiAT SIDlrIGF SMI'U VAXD.•
Sidney Smith, once said: -.-"My plan 'of
life is to make myself, if not as rieh+aas
others, at least as rich as an honest
man can be" Ana 'Sidney Smith was
right. He struck at one blow the real,
fetus, honest sentiment that should em-
enate from the heart of every business
man. Cartwriglat,,the dentist, follows'
Sidney Smith'sclirlfieiples. Good value
to all his patron's money. Best sets of
mineral teeth, perfect in eating and
speaking. Fine gold and other fillings
at moderate fees. Vegetable yapor for
painless extraction: W. E. CARm•
wRIGHT, Dentist, next door to Treble's
harness •shop, Exeter,_
-The council•for 1888 (net at the
Town hall onMonday, 16th inst, at 11
o'clock as an. The following gentlemen
made and subscribed the declarations'
of qualificetion of omce• in presence of
the Clerk, viz Dr. Rolfils, reeve; W.
G. Bissett, deputy -reeve; James Pick-
ard, T. B. Carling, and Thos. IL Mc-
Callum, councillors.. The minutes of
the previous meeting having been read
and confirmed, the council adjourned
until 7:30 p. in. The council met a
i 30 p..m. All members presentymin-
utes of previous meeting were read and
confirmed. Moved by T. B. Carling,
seconded by J. Pickard, that orders be
granted:* for the following. sums, viz:
Returning officer, $29, election expen-
ses; W: B. Parsons, 87:35, iron gate
at Town hall; Wm. Welsh, al, car-
pentering at Town hall, and Mrs. Fan -
son, $3, for hall rent for Division
court. Carried. The following ap-
pointments were made; Jaynes Beer,
assessor, salary $50 per annum; Geo,
Renton and W. D. Weeks, auditors,
salary $,8 per annual; John P. Ross,
WilIiarn Hoskins, John Essery, Reeve
Rollins and the Clerk, a board of
health; : D. John Hyndman, medical,
health officer; ` Wm. Treble; chief en,.
„ineer; t James Creech; 'constable; • sal-
ary and duties same as last year, $325.
iliovhdlby J. Pickard's. seconded by W.
G. Hassett, that Agricultural society
be l&fli.nded $2 paid for use of hall,
and WO the society be granted the use
of theiiall in future, free. Carried.
1). Breland's account was laid over un -1
til next meeting. The' clerk' to write
to the -authorities of Stephen concern-,
ing Samuel Ford, Mr. Sutton agreeclti
to key=p Lir. Forel for $2.50 per week
until further or.his., The council ad-
MAI.1,1t -ST.e.
W. SOLTT110O17,
IIFICHANT - 1111 ; A h: 'h'''t': ;LI>
Dealer in alt'kinds of
-1 PRI P rPfT hsJJJ'PP„:--
MY GOODS ARE FIRST-CLASS, AND
.A. GOOD FIT GUIRANTEEL.
A CALL SOLICITED
NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK-
MEN EMPLOYED.
Now is -the time tri• leave your
order for a first-slass overcoat
CHEAP,
. !o43t1I1cotld,
Corner Main & John sts,
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co raipany 0±
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The best aucl most reliable ;'dire Inz.i'r-
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Silver-plated ware, Musleal Instru-
ments, and S£'EOTACLES oft all make.:
and to emit clI ages. Repairing a specie -les.
Satisfaction guaranteed every time.
J. 0, STeelnara.r, Hensalle,Ont,
PENNYROYAL WAF`.tx C.
Prescription of n physician E.14
has hada ilfo long experience .3
treatingfemale daseaces. Is aced
monthly -with perfect success by
over 10,000Valles! rleatant, sate,
effectual. Ladies askourCruz.
grst for Pennyroyal 'Wafers an.
take no'lubatitute, er nobs(' crest -
age for saled particulars. Sold br-
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Seed in Exeter by• Dr. Vote, end •
druggists everywhere: Oct 1 7
PATENTS,
Ciiseats, Re -agues and Trade -blares seamed
and all other patent causes in the Puientv
Office and before the Courts pronrptl , anat
carefully attended
Upon receipt of .boiled or ,S1 cta of l i • •
vention, I make careful examination, nude
advise as to patentability Free of charge.
FEES MODERATE, and I make N`charge
unless patent is secured. Infermatien,,
advice and special refrences sent oat aped -
cation:
S. R, LITTELL, Washington, D. 0,
Opposite U. S, Patent Ofllce,
The Great English Preset purser.
A successful 1aedieine used train. '
y ' 80 years in thousands of eases.
Cures Sperrftatorrhea Nervous
Wealsfaess, Eiraissions, Impotency
' }a • and all tllsea,„a es caused by `abuse.
SBosoltu) indiscretion; or over-exertion, rfs-rrr,l•"
ix packages Guaranteed to Our••S^witen alt oth
Pail. Ask •your;l)ruggist for The Great din, -r, r.
Prescription; take Mr subsiitntir. one -:packs a .,
SI. Six St, by mail. Write torPantpbr let.
Ss ralsa•Qlnerniertl Co., l'lfe6io'itt,
Sold in Eseter by Dr. Lutz, anti
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d_+e.ggists everywhere.
Oct 1