HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-1-26, Page 6London Huron. ck Bruoe Railway
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Landon. depart;; .8.10 AM, 4.25 ,ns.
l;cucan Crossing., 9.$5 5.45
Ulandeboye.... ,. 9.10 5.15
2.28 f+,33
131XETER,,.,„ 8.35 5.45
Benson ... , ,. , 9.46 5,53
E:ippen , , ...:, 9.51 6.06
Brucefield...... . 8.56 6.15
Clinton ,.,..,.,.10.10 6.35
:Londesborte . , . , .10, 37 6.55
Blyth :.... .20.46 7.05
Belgrave,.. „11,00 7.20
Wingham,arrlve.11.20' 7.30
Gorz Soma. Passenger
4 iugbam,depart. 7.00 :;4.zu. 8.00 P.
Belgrave .. .. 7.17 3.28
'yth , .... . 7.31 3,4?
Iiendesboro'.. , 7.40 3.51
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Gunton... . , 8:00 4.10
Braaeefield... , ; .. 8.18 4.26
7ilapen-.....,. 5.;;7 4.57
Eeasall...... ...8.33 4.43
Exeter....,,,,. 8.47 4.:17
Geuralia.. , ...: 8.57 5.07
Olatdebore.,.... 9.10 5'.20
Tuan -cross' .... 9,20 5.2 a
1. rondou,arnva...10.10 6.00'
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PJULIO a OTTI.
Having disposed of my
business all accounts due Inc
up to December 31st, 1St?7
**dust be paid at once: Al> G
aluoney. due arae can be left pet
with my successor, liz Wm.
Sanders, s, wh+ .ilr s been auth- n
oi1zecl to receive auk grant era
-Mr. Will Levett spent a. couple of
days in Parkhill last week,
-'--New boots and shoes, in endless
variety, at Samwell 'k Pickard's. *
-Qrdered clothing a specialty, a
first-ofass fit guaranteed. Samwell
Pickard. *
-Scot* English and Canadian
tweeds; large variety at. Sai awell and
Pickard's. *
.-Nei years Day, April Fool's Day
and Dominion Day all fall upon a Sun
day in 1888,
-Do not forget to renew your sus.
scription to the Atetreee.Tx. Only $1
per year in advance.
- Strath roy hashad to pay $300 to
settle a claim caused by a lady tripping
on. broken sidewalk plank.
S- aturday night was the coldest
night of the season. The threinomot-
em= fell several degres below zero.
^- hand'safn8 brick residence will
ire erected on Huron at, next summer;
by Mr. Albert Ford, of flay Township.
--t`v Michigan town boasts of a girl
six feet nine inches tell. \Y en a fret=
low gets a hiss free) leer lee has to say
please, and don't you forget it
-Mr. A. L. Shipley, a falcon, " bas
been removed to Exeter to act as op.
rater and ticket agent at the G. T. R.
lace Mr. Alex McQueen, resigned.
A. defeated candidate for the
Orilla Council says he "could belt any
an in the Council either with his Etats
with his tongue," Iiis is hound to
get into a ring somehow.,
No date has yet been Axed for the
elections for th repeal of the Scott
Act in Renfrew Sinicoe, Huron,Bruee,
uelph and other places from which
Miens have been forwarded.
Those of our inhabitants who are
ow breathing the balmy breezes of
uthernn clauses have reasons for rejcie.
Here snow and the tempests coma-
e to make existence a struggle,
--With reguarLl to the proposed
singe to be made in the regulations
arding postage on newspapers, it
understood that lima ride daily or
eimly newspapers will not be affected
leer clay;
--'The best waay to get all the fun
ere is out of a Sleigh ride is to st$ in
warn), cosy parlor with the curtain
awns with your best girl in an easy
air by' as glowing open Are and talk
out it.
---We MO the attention of the au-
rities to the nuisance of this "small
" eoasting on the streets of our
w.n. This: is no place for such sport
should be promptly checked before
e person is lamed or otherwise in -
ed.
-The Annual neetieg of the South
roar County Loyal Orange Lodge
be held in the *'range Hall (O,dd-
:'ows now hall) I•v',reter, on Tuesday
ruary 76, 1888, at the hour of
a m, A full representation. from
ry lodge in the county is rrsgnestead:
-Walkerton some time sine° boo
ed a wollen factory to the extent of
000 Now the factory is bankrupt;
the town is asking itself how mlielm
ter off it is for having granted the
us. It is'tno that the absurd ay -
army el on with both feet.
n ' vs that a foideclnews-
er place* -tz' pyr the coat in the
11 of the back is an excellent sub-
ute for an overcoat. There is con-
rable warmth in a newspaper,that's
ct. Many a man has become heat.
by simply reading an article, or even
all local, in a newspaper; and at
time he wants to share up his
and make it hot for the editor too.
T5e Ontario Government . has
e the following appointments:
is John Millican, of the town of
in the county of Waterloo, bar -
r -at -law, to be a notary public in
for the Province of Ontario; Joseph
t 11o, of the town of Orangeville,in
ounty of Wellington, to Be clerk
e Ninth Division Court of Well -
n, in the room of Guy Leafie, de-
receipts for the same. A ; rad,.
prompt compliance to this lmzaa
notice will greatly oblige. ch
Tours respectfully,
Thomas Pasmore. ,Yeg
---Ma. Dan. Dyer, of Zurich, gave t e
nal a friendly call yesterday:
---Mr, Will Folland, who is away ora
his holidays, is expected. home in as few th
slays. a
--Mr. George Tiedman, of Dashwood,
shot two wild cats in that vicinity re- ah
ccntly. tab
The Reeve and Deputy yeve
tended the J'aarluary sera On - of the Alma
County Council this week. imoy
-The Ladies Aid of the IaMes'.st. tO
Methodist church intend holding and
Bazaar on Good .Friday, March ..Otim. lona
--:Three b's in the date line for the Jur
next 12 months, then a skip of"1,000 li'u
years before you will have to renmeui-
`'+ ber to use the d's again. will
,and note heads,envelopes, statement), Feb
' 10
in stock at TA Almvoti.kTl, ofiiee.
-Every member of Exeter L 0. L.
Wo. 024, is respectfully requested to Sus
nneot in the hall on Friday evening, l,
'Feb. 3rd. Let every -member be and
presemit. bet
--The anniversary and tea -meeting bon
held in Cavell Presbyterian church on; atom
Sunday and Monday last,was a decided A.
success, and tanks with any held in pap
Intmc'%aus years. sma
-There is a lady in Mitchell who stit
has run a sewing machine for twenty side
years and in all that time Lias only a fa
broken one needle. We say that that ed
woman is a jewel of a wife. a sm
-At the meeting of the ' County such
Council of Huron, held in Goderi.cb, heat
mn Tuesday, Mr. Thomas M. Kay, of
Usborae, was elected Warden. mad
Our congratulations to Mr, Ray. i in
A. tip-top stock of bill head, Ietter i
soenkoranduans tans etc,,kept always eve
-Judging from the almost countless Galt,
teamsladerr with wood, logs, hay, lum- riste
her or grain one meets nowadays; we and
would believe our farmers are fairly Pat u
»fling up money this winter. Surely the c
tinae:s will soon be better. :•of th
-The editor of the Meaford Mirror ingto
;ides been presented with some fresh cease
rhubarband anions. A splendid mix-
ture to commence the new . year on. the To
It will ta,pt be an easy matter ' to tell deem
whether our Bro, has sworn off or not us ea
r -Tne dudes in St. Paul, Minn., are ,est in
carrying icicles for canes. This would wher
indicate that the weather is )moderating ent,,
fat -that point In some= parts of the pubh
West the weather is so cold that. the urns.
.drummers can't do anything more than do for
make freez ing'remarks and throw cold your.
,stares at the girls.
-Il :Societies" have. been the 2
introduced to swell the church treasur- ly fav
ies, and the Battle Creek Moon gives bef;ins
the following as the standard scale of at 5.2
prices: Girls under 16, 35 cents for times
reach hug of two minutes; from 16 to 20' NV Weil
dears of age, 75 cents; schoot im'am's, with s
40 cents, widows; 'eroding to looks, of tot
from 10 cents to S3; old maids, three echps
Bents apiece or for t nickle and ,•o Ern- leas
it of time. N. i;. 'ylinisters are not 7.23'i 1
charged.
the ec
To our correspondents throughout
wnsbips we might say we shall
it a great favor if they could send
ch week items'of general inter -
their neighborhood and in places
e theme is already no correspond -
we shall be glad at all times to
sh any news suitable for onr col -
Come, friencla, try what you can
us in this respect,. and wield
pun to advantage.
The moon is totally eclipsed on
8th of this month, underunusual-
orah]e conditions. The eclipse
before sunset, the sun setting
3' p. m. (standard time); The
of different phases of thin eclipse
are as follows':=First contact
had ow, 4.30, 5 p. um.: begining
al phase,5.31. 1 p. in.; middle of
e, 6.20. 1 p.'m, ecoid of total7. 6. 1 p. m. Tlic-toot:'ot; after'
m, ezi. , befor the termination of
Blue.
-Me, John Gill, jr., of London, is
spending a week with friends and rel-
atives.
-Physicians now clan that there
is great virtue in onion*: Onion* are.
strong enough to be virtuous,
--Mr, John McKay, who has been
in Toronto for some time, is home on a
visit to friends mat relatives in town,
--Mr, Thomas Pais pore, formerly cif
this journal spent a few days with the
"old folks at house", Derwent, last
week.
-On Monday, Feb. 6th, on lot 9,,
con. I1, Stanley, at one o'clock, p. re;
the farm stock of Wm. Swigdell, E.
Boysenberry, allot
-Mr. E. 3. Roberts, of London,
general agent for the Economical Fire
Insurance Company, of Berlin, was in
Tow part of the week.
--Saanwell 4 ; Pickard. have just re
eeived a 1a°rge vonsign cent of goods; di-'
rect from England and which they are
offering at Rock Bottomn Prices.- *
-We will be thankful for news
ems of any kind( either by =rape
encs or otlmorwi'c, at this oAiee,
us a calla Please report yoursel
visitors.
---The creditors of Alexander
Dorald are requested to attend a.mxt
ing at R. H. 4Jullins law office, Ex
on Saturday, 28th inst„ at ole
*leek in the forenoon.
Remember, young ladies, t
there is al great many diffident and
tiring young men only waiting to
asked,- and it is now your pratvilege
do the asking.
- A recent la* in. Michigan e
wands each town to provide itself
a seal with which to seal elections
turns, The folks in the Township
Star, baiimg frugal, told a local car
tem out the word "Star" upon the e
of a stick. The artist was not qu
up to the work of cutting the let
so that they would, appear properly
the seal, and that's the reason pthe
cent laical opinion return from S
were sealed' with "rats °Y
---It inay' Ile of advantage, at thin
zaeaasoca of tla`'e year to have it recalled
to mined tet a.pieaa of zinc; placed in
live coals of a" lint stove wil) effectual-
ly clean out a stare pipe,. and vapors
produced carrying oft' the soot by de.
composition. Many of those persons
SYho have distinct recollections of the
severe stride upon their eventempered
dispositions, by taking down pipes for
the purpose of cleaning them, and re..
storing them to their proper positions,
will bail this iiifronmation with delight.;
--The bills are out announcing the
anniversary services and tea meeting
of the Presbyterian church, Thames
road, which takes place on Sunday and
Monday next, Januamy 29t11 ,4 30th.
Sermons wi'.l bor preached' on 'Sabbath":
by the Rev. J. Graham; Exeter, On
Monday tea will served in the basement
of the church from 5 to 7.30 o'clock,
after which addresses will be delivered
by the Revds. Wells, ofJarvis,Graham
and Martin, of Exeter, McLean, of
Blyth, and other neighboring Ministers-
Admission 25 cents; Children, 15 cents
This will be a grand affair, and every-
one should attend.
WII4r 5It)N'EY 6311TH BAIA.
ney Smith once said: --."My plan of
is to make' myself, if riot as rich as
ers,. at least as rich as an honest
an can- be." And Sidney Smith was
nht. Re struck at one blow the real,
e, h`nest sentiment that should em
a from the heart of every business
n. Cartwright, the dentist, follow
ney Smith's principles. Good valu
all his patron's money. Best sets
eral teeth, perfect in eating and
aking.• Fine gold and other fillings
oderate fees. Vegetable vapor for
nlesa extraction. W. E. emin-
ent,
Dentist, next' door to Treble's
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-Among the bills to be introduced
in they Ontario. Legislature the coming
session is one to do away, with the pro-
perty qualification of muucipal council-
lors. There is -much to be said on both
sides of the question. On the on'e
hand, as regards levying taxation . and
borrowing money on the security of
.the corporation, there is justice in the
claim that those who pay the one and
become responsible for the other
should, through their representatives,
control thespending authority and that
a man with private property to be af-
fected by his public acts is likely to be
prudent and economical. On the other
hand anuncipal councils often make by-
laws that effect every one within. their
limits, and in which all concerned
should have their views represented.
The bill will lead to considerable debate
no doubt, but it will hardly become law
at Once.
D►lC]D,
Cuniaonn.-In Exeter, on 21st inst.
Vera, infant daughter of Joh
and Elizabeth. Cadn or`e, aged 1
year, 2 tiaonthe' anrl• it clays.
AT
FE OF
icelary's C, ele rat
SALE AT BISSETT BRQS'.
1411G II,IP
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will also And at their store
You wvx
The largest best stock o
Ei
kincis,._..i>s tow1k akrzd i tell ata' they Sell Temp.-,., ..
er
"BOY are 'aowahowuig:l, Seleot A ortment o£BTJILD i G AW
ARE
at pizcss tit have *lever been equalled in Exeter.
Just received a large consignment of
JLxc ro ant S
Gall and examine their stock, get prices, and you ww°ill be well repaid.
4.,r eut sa for the
RAYMOND SEWINGMachina
MAIN -ST..
W.SOIITHCOTT,
ERCffANT
Deafer in all kin cis of
MY GOODS ABB FIRST-CLASS, AND
A GOOD PIT G1LU A.NTEED.
A CALL SOLICITED
vs NOSE BUT =morass WORK-
e
o
MEN .EMPLOYED.
Now is the time tb leave your
order for a first-slass overcoat"
CHEAP.
. Soeott,
Corner Main ds John sts,
EXETER - - ONT..
WIIUAM SANDER
---AGENT FOR THE
Commercial Union Assurance
Company ot
GREAT BRITAIN.
Capital. and Assets, [$21,0)0,000.
AND THE
•
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co:.
1b1A'h CIIESTE),?, .t✓NG..
CAPI T AL,
$14,600.003.00:
The'best and most, reliable Fire Insur-'
ance Companies in the world:
AO.YOG.ATE 'OFFI..GE, RETE&.
J. O. Ston .an,
MAZER IN
1rTATOHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL1t1'tre
VyY Silver-plated ware, Musical Instru..
silents, and SPECTACLES of all seals,
and to suit all ages. (Repairing a specialty.
Satisfaction guaranteed every time.
J. C. STONae3fA'v, Heneall, 0',t.
PENNYROYAL WAFERS.
Prescription of a physician sago
bashed a life Jong expemdenc w,',
treatisefemale diseases. is etl'
monthy u;with perfect success by
over 10,0001adles. pleasant, sale.
effectual. Ladies ask your drug-
gist for Pennyroyal Wafers arn3
take no substitute, or inclosest,
age for sealed particulars. bold bp'
3 K4OmareAst$J . ,boxorr *Gia s..
oId in Exeter by Dr. Lutz,endl'
druggists everywhere. Oct 1 7
'PATENTSY.
Caveats, Re -issues and Trade -Marks sPout Pax
all other patent causes in the Patent
ce and before the 0ouzrtspromnptly amncl,
carefully attcndsrd to.
Upon receipt of .1''odel or Sketch of In-
vention, I make careful examnination,.nn(1:
advise as to patentability Free of charge.
FEns MonnaaTE, and make No chary o'
unless laatenb is secured. Infurrnatic,m,,,
advice and special refrences senton app.i
cation.
J. R. LITTELL, Washington,11 C'..
Opposite U. 5. Patent Office:
'rite Great E;uglislri.Proseriptlon:.
A. successful edicine used over
SO years in thousands of cases.
4 t Cadres Spermatorr1,cd Nervous
Weakness, Emissions, impotency
and all diseases caused by abuse.
friszroas) indiscretion, or over-exertion, r,urrr
Six packages Guaranteed anteed to Cure when all of ler
Fail. Ask your 'Druggist for Tb.o f real Le,. , rl ,.
Premoription, take no substitute Oreo^ eacl.taK;a,
51. Six $G, by Iliad. Write for Pampblec.
S3 urelt,e,•'CYlaemaical Co., :v)ctroit,:;.il3411
Sold in Exeter by Dr. Lutz, anal
drogza,ists euetywlrese. Owt J. a
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