The Exeter Advocate, 1888-2-16, Page 1VOL L
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DEPOSIT RECEIPTS,
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EXETER ONS.`., THURSDAY FE R A Y 1614888*
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He thought Betsey breathed rather J
en is a
p hrd. nand thus fund out and with
Ta
remarkably acleveryo.ung man, k .fir. W. H. LObb mealy Hailrrt »iJk.
rri1'lC ,
tl : !tie at once made for the house, and
his experience, and the dirty
state>,s
st.. he NS -,as in, proved 1t• The affair
G ties to be kept secrets but was so good
'that it eventually leaked oat.
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10)
$irktom Siftinga,
: rr. John McCurdy ..,.as of present
confined to Hs bed by siatiea.
Mr Stratton, antifamily, leave here
for Toronto,the ih t week in March.
M. Ueorge Ilu:chiosow, of Listowel,
wasvisiting friends arid relations in
the village, lent week.
The sand for the huildinr, of the
w Methodist clzurclt, is being laid
hit ground.
r Robt. Robinson yeas clued o z
teed the funeral of hie brother,
died very unexpectedly,
Ne From Hames and Fields
Q Huron OountT Farmers.
OUR 1 JRING GORRESPO
Import?
of all Events -Dealt
rrei-a ;, Fires, Sales
ct Ac vide nae,
icnlld Bond Tidings.
:lir. Jetties Page lies irt;*y ill v. i
Arial fever
Mr. Jnnles Mice is taking another
tem at the ft.rkhill High SAAeol.
John, son of Jr. Villi:ant f+'alliee,
eidetztially fell on a picket fence and,
ort his hip very seriously.
1, Fre:,t as' e*y severe in this.
ion, which Annals of the school child -
shot+:
Quite a number from hero, attended
the Orange Convert, at Woodburn, on
Friday night last, and re Bert, it the
beet of the ,lea .o;'.
A open meeting of the Royal Temp,
6 xn, 3ioor, eon -helms of air.
Anderson,. has moved into the
find proposes startiug a tin
1 1 ere experience an !has Just purchased a splendid young
well -'known enterprise, they will form i thoroughbred bull,froro the well-kuowse
strong team, stock breeder, J. P. Harris, of the tosvrl-
Tee l i erproFinczcozretshi
f Fullerton T
at i„ ,s
a good ani,
ion of .the Y. M. C. A., ,vas held here •„ znal Is assured bythe name of its rail Qr.
from Feb.2nd till 5th, intheir large At Cl" rx the °titer day while ti?,
j Assoeiaation Hall, on the eorzr it of Mc. freight trains were in the yard together
Gill and Yonge streets, If wee ad alter:tine aborad a switch sees Acitlent-
dressed by come of the most active , ally left elect„ and eight ears were back
?+ebrzateaarworkerzsinoatrl<-arndandothers, ed arili"the track. RFortunately*they were
Hoar, S. fI .Bake, Rev. Ter. 'Kellog, Baton again without any piiti'it;allty
'Rev. Dr Pcarsotcs, John Orchard, Loam rlel avt
dot,, 101-f” >knoan, John McDonald and I It. Feetns that there will be maarn
*. C'tlldeeott Escl., of Toronto, lir. B ant* giving- in zmrriage until than end of
Dodge, of ¶oantr, 3a, Falconer, of Ott ;me, This week we have to record
massa, 0: S. Gyorti•ski,pr, Toronto, J. K. pother p f three pleasant events in the
i\ usworth, D. A. Faris, blain , ,,;, ,
,4xoat3al,.�izlarrin;;A of �Ia; Jos. ie�a»�;,;r of
the number. 4 ^ t'
,[:'Grist>ilrurst, to €a reef estimable ytDtzxlig
lady of Zurich. Mav peace, lrtipl,it testi
and prosperity be theirs in #licit jourra-
ey through life..
Mr:s. Jeseeh 'lieellusky, of the third
eget,. CIP_tIt'alfih Township,, has a piece;
of ribbon that is three 1nehea wide and
Giedltta
Mr. Fred 'Brown feats sold bis atop
and residence, on main street, to Mr;
L Either.
The 1, 0. k:, of this town, aro be ' twee yards longi, that has been in; th
cooping a strong body, several of our family nearly 2; O'years. It is in gvaofl
leading toss nsuu n,having become mem. mttt'r+e t,f preservation yet She has le
hers l;s;ety. True eociety is bound to cups tend 12 saucers, a tee pot and a
go head. sugar bowl of china, that was present -
Mr, John Kerr with n eerieue eel to her mother at her wedding iaa
occident. or. Montlaay least, Whitt' vein Ifi26. Thera is not a creek in erre el
the piece , aped the heudlee tea ease 12,11.
per€crit„
rs14 Fla o.v_ ro the'ic t;terra'xva, as '}aany: ref laze es'a.emw Temperance, o h . t prt,t►;ahly lad* luta' u for F fesw aseel,s•
Th on, T ur. slay even. G 11ritike cel'1seruetin^ a t'ridge aere5 a. t e
thktnlmad weir ears 'aistl ltlanda iraattn, 9 amt; la.5t. the ine etiln wee ,zeldr+esarti
•
'Zurich jump.
hadl very mild weather 'these
t ft ,v Hayle.
e.tre nut winch runs through his form,
Mr. Mei . Millen who ha '
u been ill
by IL IL Collins, of Reetryr,and others.
,peer;.rea were highly im'stralt •rsva .
Arthur 'McKay net with a rens-
fortlnrat? on "fluirc.dey afternoon la' t.
ring tied lib horse in front of Mr
fret the kilt week, able Ifunletroerle, the knit, Lound the snow re g aa1 to learn that neither* were
, e tro g'ct around to deep and laid down on the shafts, deua�+.�rmeily injured, and
again.
.+ J , hope Senn
the eiaile driver fall upon. hint, and
cru -4-4 s 1 r4atg 5
The God rivil fii ha'Scho ll cast kart
alar $3,970.035. This salaries alone
, n cat Aerwzate , eseanneted to $3,530. The 1~loerll lilts
kite. Ha;, soot 1
loot to -a' the head, misled& rer.de roil
era utae•rnll urt?ue fou a short turtle. ,w
i'equrieg; Dai alga recervi + began tee lett' fer3 grad the re��eagnts r�r
a 17 the quarter fr.s n that soar*e tgunetuzat
4.
4n ,912$. One application for rentiszio�s
res Fent in and the hoard requeet.e d
be Town Coattail to make prova�tonv
r aadmi%sion of children to who,..
is or guardians the fans would ; e
;lira. M. Steinbach, of New Haza-
1znrg„ is at 1prc t tt visiting friends and
:Aires a complete vvr:'al: of teas.
relatiaes fat this vrenaity.DivaNote:"•
t>ao }n7 ao r, t' a r e t' V. d 1, Y a [ flip, ptfl r. m, Thum
;Altered at. the residence pastime left our sports.
4.Z..1%,:11,, OAS a fu 's i, of la nee$ l r aur,: to rt'it, , ,at veianle. twee e
r.r.- 7,;.-1.-,.1,!.r. , c '„ 47. ,a
r. 01agrat tr.,.:1itei. .1 o
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44%,r, t I•“, llo1aa,.:s eta t t,c;' at 4 t d, ass. ,41 ,11a11:10.
Virfa,C ...r.rrae..r west...n,w- ..,..w.,v,....w
slay rti ganger of our ; Rabbit hunting is still the popular
'.n. They seemed to have
e. S6e• k• a.ag V)Zet'Nelltexcepting,
few pelth, tee which' iia tn. the road
Ziddulllh BTf3or.«K.
Mearns. Rt'tr. filo, , erg• deify early-
iiag n !arta z,uniiler tea logs of 411 Buds,
'Mer&tt:Ott, 2101 cmicebsiou 'rho {% tIVOCATs is i I,.rarvnn , beth in
lac "1 1.D, ttaai. Must t"tea:eXare�tt:el a tine appearance sand aril'---.- Lung u*ay
BlIf ;lecla and other Cards. $isw I,Gaaics
sr. 1;110Waffi.:, xz. 11„ X. C. 1'. E..
f S arte reo Ent iay. t'3ic4 ;i a b ri siiclt¢'t•
.4. 17 LI, •'.,+,.aa. 'Amer Ont. Suter. "...44.
6'taram rase . eters; 1rni'iT i *tr.
u =2 a .• r. t .4141'44 H arl a cart•
V.+ 1 a 1111 a", e.t.a b .,.....1<aJ,»., .rat 'i.tla
i 4?.11 7. `at;d 4; : 1 is At ;It ; l:nf,r
II.. r au• ...f ill' ,. tarot 1.tnitaidi, and
Sia + .<;° 1"r ;el't a .1 II .g. 1.11 ,ltapr�ut•
eve of . •t11 .v i t15 t.saa ,i+tl.ntou, W.
$.i.%,a 9 t miYps s 1 . , , a,,af.:rao,
• 11.1,/e *a'sp's,' a el ait5k ?:.s,' of foetireay,
a .,l „s,e-, a 1':.,5i;{, r.,,ne.eei,ant llr,
d,.. 5 e , Ac1" +.r ., t a,aaa.
INN,., t :, i. •., 0 I,..w:.,.I;$,•ttr.
P' Ill• 1 r l
quilt, 't,uxitainut seventeen huuehreul'it continue to shine.
ou' fi£ Y,Piu
'e�im i t
..', c,.t dolls 1 tt put- .'t. rather curious wedding toil: place banded over when the urerhiu, hav4n wi'a?rn.
tern.f t y it w ower ta..e Jells hero a short tee ago. the cuntrae:t 'mists fell a hunch of tint: crackers, I - 1 r warred a �1' alt•t,b
1a:ztieme to 11., .0 thin:'. lafo st tlai13'AO fug; perties living clotltl by. After the delay _ spied
uezit'd wall: EI al A large firo r t lz
Mata, D. i '-. tomer., on atat'day eight last, 1e
ceremony was per£urrnEd, the newly M,si 1 t tl 'lr''' 1' Brooke, p tt'
cut: 41r. kerr around again.
The k e �r Arithmetic.
frowsy llarat?t•el Loy, of the charaet. = rsamt unnitttl Feeeelan, who ha':
artc?rall denominated 'tough,' rel' only I7eeu a resident of Clinton, for ..
ttl,ti entered tr: greree store whf:u a short, thee, managed to e'''ntr it t enough
he tYllowltrg E"it'Vnte Into 'red:
**thaw. you any taatly3.'
'"l low much a poQmndi"
” eft center."
44 :home it.".
depts to make it worth ilia while eta
leave them hrI ind.and he recently skip
Ilea by tbss l girt of the rooun." If'
had boo Ott a sod stove n£ Mr. S.
l )cavi , nn ensstlit, and tl.iet person gnats=
-st it heel:atter th[•f;'tlow left,
'1 1 taffy was duly done up and al Intlsllx it !ma been secreted song,,
chaff
The barns of :lir. J4arncs .L,rilnits, on t r.?ra: ci<;aI t°tr**pflct and £r attr¢ls drove to . ow *nut' 1 or , le�squi r a ntnea >rooke, who was eu ing; a'llt4
towel:: o c f i,la ward ural leddul .Ir, i 1 afternoon, I d q`ett cents a Lunt h.' in the barn and bentsthe lnntrrn ore :a
1 Limerick in Wo a lit Heel. to ',),11 take theirs indeed of the taffy," trail above a hole that vvas ill the tlonr
was burned on Saturday night last, leashwocd us the evening, where the . ta3S.li right,*taf the barn,ss hseh was for thepurpose
lith inst., from the ovta't•ar:iing Or OK- groom Ariltrrt•tl fiance for 25 era.utale, ,• ,.,. _
aro flux of a lantern. nitrite, rt.., ezved the fie t, oat > vest he* of le'ttiug the chaff' down belUw. Tim
p f<d.t tar a Brooks1 pili sympathy and sd,t hued a violinist faoni a neigh- 1r�eighe thein, smelled theta, winked lantern which peas not in very seer
.losing 011 the boring village to play for u deuce in hard with one eye, nm1e1 putting them position fell, and went down bt>1c,'.
ori for cattle and horses as well as a the evening. They then drove to the Y i I , P
fi.ar bank
residence of the briar" which is a short, in his pecker!', vvas peaking for the door, and before ?1Tr,•Brooks could estiur:t-
risidenc from 1) bride,
whod, where the when the shopulalx stopped hien with: ish the same, the ssliole thing; was in
d"Iley, there, you haven't paid ft;r ipttmsc. Mr. Brooks is a henry looser,
groom left his wife and the rest of the those trackers." as all his crop anti implements verse
company, after which he drove off, no ., ,
«ell I gave you the trd'y far destmveel
veryo aI k bar n.
li.."llal351.. " T Centralia
•�• , DENTIST, Loth.
t=.r� - r. 9 a tat a xtth nL i>w:fu
ern Ata , s e e I r 4 ,t t+• ,' S, alto new :arx..
Q:nO o . tt wu ?..$+ tt rdit,tt •w; nrt.t te;latt!iettr
de 1 1 r..+40.4. the t. •tT + a •.ra.a. Local to Zurich last
l Pay• 154 C7ah mouth.
1...'.;iklli0} 9.lINST1.'e.tr, }Si.TIa,
L. BILLINGS,
Office over b'N t ils Bank, Exeter, Ont
retests r1xi o Gal for rntdc:.g extra,:ttori.
W. E. halal W'itiGI.T, .BS,
"•" 4 <_ Stu goon, Dentist•
Graauate of the !loyal Corioge of ben-
ttd Surgeons of Ontario. liavIn furnished Tine den -
i& t roouas, next door to Trott,. s Ilarotes thup, Main-
strcrt Exeter, tent., ml:ero f'aua preptarad to perform
aSI branches of tt,:, prefeesit 41'sith ease rod skill:
C111111:Ea, 3,101.l4l4ATE—TEI:ita, CASH.
SH.
UIIN' T. - 1VESTCOTT, INSttaANOE, LOAN,
Heal is" tato and trtoalubrat Agent. Wealthy and re-
liable Piro and infra Insurance Companies lteprosent-
ed. Auy amount of looney. to Ioauon ii,stclassmort-
gages
ort
> esnt luriastruiu of,.aterrat Gonad Agouts for
$uron Co„ for A. E. lig illi:am S Co., teat estate agta,
London. Boomer Lino of 3tcamers represented.
OIH ;c--Jatnoa St,. Exeter, Out. jn9-81
LLIOT S ELLIOT, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, Conveyancers, &o.
Money to Loan at 6%
113. V. ELLI0T. - J. ELLIo'r.
Hay Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance ompany.
F,41i'TIES DESIRING TO INSURI+7 IN THE 1311 pq
and oi,oaitpost Insuranoo Coinpsaty in the Dominion,
can do so by applying personally, or' by mail to the
Undersigned. .A.11 applications promptly attondea to.
Also rent for the Wellington Company of Guolpb.
AdeAUGTIONEEafor tlheCounty of Huron. -
b 13QSSaNJ3L11TtY, Attuwr.
3una fl.s7. _ Ztpedoh, Ont.
A. Spciai will be held at the Metho-
dist Parsonage, here, this evening, in
aid of•tho church fond. --
31r, Thomas Handford -has a neve
outfit of machinery in his blacksmith
shop; Trym will turn out work in the
future so00nel to none.
Light as seen every evening until a
late hour in the; house of out - of our
residents. Get married G. and cut
down the wood and oil expense.
On Thursday night Feb end some
miscreants broke into a car bonded for
London, and stole a sack of pork and
about $50 worth of bouts W shoes there-
from. �� o clue
Corbett Gatherings,
Wood bees are in. fun. -Motion in. this
vicinity at present, and with good re-
am
e-
suits uz every- case. Oa Weduesday
last, Mr. -John Hodgins held one, and
the neat - little pile of 80 cords ;was tut
and piled. On the same clay, one was
bold at Arr. John MaGinnises, when. 20
cords was piled np. In the evening he
gave a social danoe to those who'had
worked so hard daring tho day', and a
good tune was spent.
A short time ago, a framer living
not over a thousand miles from here,
came borne , one night a -little full
one thoughthe was climbing into the
window of his house, but' got into the
hog pen, where a fat porker lay quietly
snoosing. He undressed, hung his
clothes on the trough, and laid down
beside his better half, as he believed.
one knows where, as hefailedto put theme
r -
u an appearance until atter supper hod "Yes, r —Persons not knowing that tho
the bride's rs, but you didn't payor the '
been served .'at the father. In text ,a Federal tied Central Bank bilis aro
the meantime, the rest of the party and , tVelI didn't I g e ve it back to you
againP—and ori he went.
"Tableau,. ---By the time the grocer
had the thing figured out the boy was
everal blocks away.
the violinist had left for Khiva, where
a very enjoyable time vvas spent by the
majority of the party, until near morn-
ing. We hear that the keeper of the,
Dashwood hotel is a little "out" over
the affair, though, he had the opportun
ity of waltzing all he wished, and no
one to interfere -with him.
I,- 49i.
Toronto Notes.
By E. S. H.
The family of the Hou. A. M. Ross
have moved to the city during the
cession. ' In the city, business in general has-
been dull since the opening of the Hew
Year. This has shown itself particul-
arly by the large number of failures in
the grocery line.
Life, the latest addition to Toronto's
weeklies, though a credit to its authors
may be quite properly called a super-
fluity. Sciturday Night quite fills the
requirements of a society papery ,and it
general get up is indeed artistic.
J. R. Miller, late Public School In-
spector in West Huron, who has been
practicing law in Toronto, with the
popular firm of I+ullexton, book Ss Mill
er, has formed a partnership with E J.
B. Duncan, formerly of Goderich
They have located in the fine new
building, on the corner of Adelaide &
Ohurch streets, Toronto. : Mn
County and General News Notes.
Councillor John Butler, of Goderich,
nos resigned his position at the board.
The tonal receipts of the Clinton
Public School board for the year 1857,
amounted to ;4331.24, and the expen-
ditures were $3741.44.
Mr. Thom§on of Bayfield, is busy re-
building his saw shill, lately destroyed
by Sire;' the frarue is, up and the ma-
chinery will soon be in place.
Mr. Charles McWi]son,of Greenway,
met with a sad accident last Monday.
While threshing with his father, his
arm caught in some part of the machin-
ery, causing a severe wound.
About two weeks ago, a young wom-
an started for Lockirosv, on the mixed
train to come to Ethel to get married.
The train being delayed she did not
arrive here until Sunday morning, and
then she had a couple of miles to walk
to get to the house of a friend. The
groom came down on the morning train
on Monday. The Ethel minister was
absent and they hact.to. drive to tho
town of Henfryn where they found • a
minister ready to attend their 'wishes.
quit: gond, are apt to refuse them
Bills of both these banks are taken
readily at par. The following is front
the Alonetary Times: It is not as well
known as it should be that the Bank-
ing Oct expressly protects bill holder&
It carefully guards the safety of the
circulating notes by making them :1.
preferrecl claim. To this extent the
bank circulation. of Canhcla is a secured
currency.
—A new regulation Ira's - -gone into
force which practically superseeds the
parcel post all packets up to four lbs.
in weight. It provides that all artiiles
of merchandise and other transmiss-
able matter, not hitherto admitted . to
pass by nail in Canada except at par-
cel post rate, may now be sent by post
between places within the Dominion
in packets limited to four lbs. in weight,
two feet in length and one cent per
ounce. This is cheaper than parcel
post, the rate for which is six cents for
every i'otir ounces or fraction. thereof:
.A>1-1sEZ3ED, -
StVEEYEY—RoensscN.—'eb, 7th', at,
the church of England Parsonage,
Windsor, kr. John Sweeney, employe
zit Jennes k McCurdy's Glass Empor
urns to Miss Mary May.Robinson,form-
erly of Exeter,only daughter of Mr.
Alex Robinson,iate of Her Majest.
Artillery.