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GOING NozrTli-Thus TAn
Londau, depart., .8.10 am,
Lucan Crossing. , 9.35
Clandeboye .9.10
Uentralia, , ... ,.. 9.28
EXETER., . 9.35
Hensall .. , , , ,, . 9 46
Xippen .... , , 9.51
Bruce5eld..,, ,.,, 9.55
Clinton .10,10
Londeslearo' 10.37
/Myth_ 20.46
Belgrave . , , . ,R,11,1iQ
Wi nghani, arrive 11.20
GOING Sou=r.
Winglraam,depare. 7.00 �a
Belgra re . 7.17
33lyth.... 7.3.1
LendesborQ', 7.40
Clinton...... , 5,00
Brueeoeld. , ..... 8.19
Flippen .. - . , a27
...... 8.33
Exeter, , . 8.47
Centratlie , . 8.57
(llendeboye 9.10
Lueen-tang 9.20
Lvndon,arrit010.10
Railway
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n-Pass'IA'r.
4.25 P.At;,
5.45
5.15
5.33
5.45,
5.53,
0.06
0.15
6.35.
6.55
7.05
7.20
7.30
Passenger.
el. 3.05 lex
3.28
3.42
3.51
4.10
4.26
4.57
4.43
4.57
5.20
5.25
6.00
PUItiIC NOTICE.
Haring disposed or toy
btlsitlet:s, all accounts due aline
stip to Dee, 31st, 1887, aiarllie$t
be paid at once. hili parties
having bills to settle eau do
so With my successor, Mr. W.
Sanders, at the Advocate ate of,.
flet', who is authorized to re
ceIve socia, and grant re»
eeipts for the same, A. pro-
mpt reply to this notice will
greatly oblige.
Yours respectfully,
THOS, PA ;MOs E,
s al notice ineerted under this
head at five cents per line each insert-
ion.
"We: would ask our friends
trines rr•.sreler3 to aeeist us xn 1na.kitur this
coluur interesting by contributing items
-All ehan ;cs for advertisements in
TUB ADVOCATE; must ba[ handed in be-
fore Tuesday noon, from this time for-
ward. This rule will be rigidly adhered
to, and advertisers will please taste no-
tice. No exceptions will be made.
Local Neuss.
-It is easier to conceal ourwealth
than our poverty.
..-Wood taken in exehan;e for work
or subscriptions, at this office.
-Miss Palmer, of Chicago, is the
guest of the Misses Kinsmans, of thin
place.
-Mrs. J. T. Green and motbex, of
London, was visiting friends in town
last week.
Sirs. Kent, of Lean, is the guest
of her else; Iiter, Airs, Alm .Hawksl►aw
et present;
Messrs. Gillis le Essery shipped a
carloa of brood mares for I4diaAax
rl
Tuesday last.
-Mr. GeorgeEaerett,, who has
been in Lucas for some time past, is
back with us again.
:An early spring is predicted by
those who have a good awee for future
events.
-A country paper contains tine follo\v
lug eati.Sfaetory c+nrisiliiieelaeznt.,--'" A
nniinher of deaths are eaaaaeveidablepost.
poueal,"
-;\. grind Caravel will be held as
the Roller Ronk, on Tuesday evening
next, sotrethirat; choice away be looked
for, as the Band never does anything
I y hrslvi s.
We uuderst^aud that ' Mr. Peter
Bowden will bot open a drug atore fiat
this village, assented by us last week.
lie left for $aarr:iat the hegiuina of the
Wreck, to €crept l►is former position..
-In answer to a Windier of dories
from our 17slnorne suloseritters, of the
reason that the minutes of the Usborno
eODU' it was not pubiielied, wee, that
the Clerk neglected to forward .Acne tea
US.
-Father Kelly, of Ofawns in town
on Monday.
--Read Dissett Bros, change of "ad"
it this issue. It will repay you.
-..A nutuher of houses in our village
are yet placarded with the "weasel"
cards,
-Mr. Eli Cosh, who Ilan been in
Chicago for souse thins past, returned
Hoene last weeps.
.-Those in quest of good Brand,
Cakes ete,,should read B. Fetlock's
change of advertisement.
a -il7l . Reginald. Elliott, of Molsons
Bank, Toronto, spent a couple of days
with friends the begining of the week.
---:1fr. John Iiawksbaw, of the Coni-
niercial Hotel, has placed a naevi safe
in his Hotel. Jolin is bound to have
things safe.
-The Rev. N. A. Thomas, of Blyth,
preached two very able and impressive
sermons an Sabbath last, in Christ
Church here.
-Mr. C. A.ldsworth, of township of
Hay, lost a very valuable brood mare,
from intiaination, on Saturday night
last. She was valued at $175 00.
-Mr. W. G. Baker, of this village,
]eft on. Wednesday for Crediton, where
he has secured a permanent situation
with a carriage maker in that place.
-Master Frank Oke, gave a birth-
day party on Monday evening last, at
which a number of Franks best friends
attended. Frank wishes they would
coale often.
-Dir. John Balkwill, who has been
is Sault Ste. Marie,for some gime past,
arrived home on Monday morning last.
IIe reports that everything is quite
lively in that section.
-A runaway occurred on Huron -
street, on Wednesday last. No dam-
age done, except the smashing of the
shafts of tl,e cutter. The horse be-
longed to S. Brokenshere.
-Mr. Joseph Smith, who has resid-
ed in'•Strathroy for some time, we
understand is about to remove to this
burg again, and will work in. his old
stand, opposite Mansion House.
-The rains on Sunday last complet-
ly used up the sleighing. The roads
are in a very bad conclition,.ancl in a
great rnauy places the gravel is visible,
therefore travel is sonleivbatslow, and
the sleighs run hard.
31r. John. Baines wiehesto inform
the public that he is prepared torepeir
Binders, Sewinig Marlowe.", Wringers,
Organs, de, o1I shortest EOtice En-
quire at iriseett liros. IlartiwaireStore,
Exeter„- Fehy, 23rd, SS-tf.
If you d«^sore to write the present
yearn in Itoman charaetera you mu'.t. go
to all tuns trouble :A OCCOLXXXVII.I
It is the longest year in the century
written thu',arnd eantsiing half as natal
lettere r.s the+ entire al.,halcet:.
-The morniirnR star will be: Venn i
until July 11, Mars until April 11,
Jupiter with Mary22 and front Dec-
ember 7 to (lore of year, Saturn from
August 1. The evening eters will he
Saturn from, January 23 to August 1,
Venus iron July 11, Mara froul April,
181, Jupiter from May 22 to !heather
-They latest ereze is the mum social.
At a eertain hour in the everging the
master of ceremonies &VMS that all
the gentlemen meet keep intim for a
period of ten minutes the ladies to use
all the means they can to Inako the
gentleman talk. The penalty for suck
violation is five cent:. There's a lot of
fun in it -for the ladies.
-We wish it distinctly understood
that all artieics sent to this Mike for
puIelicatton must he accompanied by
tho value of the writer, except our re-
gular eorrespeedonts. Tho mime is
not necessarily for publication, but as
a guarantee of good faith. We receiv-
ed a eolnlnunieation headers Moorsville,
and will hold the same until' the name
of the writer is forwarded or furnished.
-On Monday last, four splendid
stallions, amongst thein "Freeland,"
purchased from Mr. P. Curtain,.
".flack Prince," purchasers from Mess-
rs. Snell Ss White, together with an
excellent yearling, sired by "Better
Times," purchased from Mr. R. Hunt-
er, of llsborne, was shipped to Ains-
worth, Iowa, by Mr. J. A. Crawford
of that place.
Chris. Willis, Iately in the em-
ploy of A. P. Duggan, has purchased
the tools and stock of tinware from A.
C. Smith, Ho is a young Canadian,
lately arrived, and has won. the confi-
dence and good -will of the public. We
welcome him among our business men,
Gypsum Valle/ Echo. Chris. was for
a number of years in the employ of
Messrs. Bissett Bros., of this village
We wish him every success,and may his
effoits be crowned with golden success.
-On Tuesday evening last, the
Right Rev. Maurice S. Baldwin, Lord
Bishop of Huron, preached in Christ
Church here, to a large congregation.
He tout: for his text for the evening's
discourse, the 14th chap. Revelations
and the 6th verse. He dwelt chiefly
on the missions, home,domestic and
foreign, which he handled in a, very
oareful and thorough manner, quoting
many instances of the good work of
mission, and why they should be con-
tinued and furthered. The Rev. gent-
leman's remarks were listened to with
marked attention by the audience, and
all went their way, feeling satisfied
with what they bad heard. The col-
lections, which was in aid of the home
n1iSSions, was large.
---one ease e,f liptheria is reported
in the North; End, but is not serious.
.The missionary sermons will be
preached in the Methodist Church
Parkhill Sunday next 26th inst, by
Rev James Graham, of this village.
--lift Reid, of Bellfontain, Ohio,
assisted by Snell 4t`i White, is at pres-
ent purchasing a few choice stallions
and brood mares, for breeding per -
pews,
-e-Rev. S, F. Robinson rector of
Christ Church, Exeter, preached
missionary sermaoue in St. Stephen's
;Middleton and Tielinesvilte3 Churches,
oar Sunday let,
-.Mr. John Enright, of Dundas,
will ship to -day, a carload of finei mares
for the itsToreliwest markets. They
were purchased by Messrs, Snell, 4
White, our popular buyers.
Miss Minnie Muir, of Clinton,
who has been visiting friends in taiwn
for some time past, return`e
��d hone On
Tuesday eve'ung inlet. What hat young
maga was then tears shed for, Minnie.
-Paso= Sualea.'1F eomes on All
Fools Day -April 1, owes year, ire
wiiia:h ease bogus eggs on Easter mortis
ing will doubtlevi constitute a very
popular ti April fool.'
--To care warts take an Dash potato
and cut a piece e0 the end and rub On
the wart two or three times a day, cut-
ting
uttin:; a slice from the potato each time
to ord. Very often one potato issufaeient
for the cure.
--Essex Centre advertises a notice
to storekeepers to close their places of
hUSIness on the Sabbath. it alight be
a good idea, for some petemt medicine
wan to mail the E. C, businees men an
almanac upieee.
Flour of sulphur dusted tate the
solei of the shoes and stoekilleed before
putting them ciao, is said to be a sure
preventative for rbeineetisail. It's a
vers, simpler preverntative, and Meat .10
no harm, if no goard.
-The reports circulated by rave of
the daily papers, to the e•tilers that the
petitions for the tepee! of they Stott
:pct in this county, had to ha returned
to the petitionere for readjustment, is
false, as everything i , frettledl, =opt
the fixing of the date of the t4catien.
On Thanuduy evening last, Mr.
Albert \ illert, of Dnshwurel, was rel -
turning horse from this village, where
he load Been with a load of wools, and
when a few ntiless from home, ono of
hin horses dropped dead on the road.
The Menet won valued at $125.
--An exchange eve that condition
powdery for making hens lay aro being
sold to the farmers for twenty-five
cents per small package, A farmer who
bought a package on opening it discov-
ered it to contain nothing but Iran,
and 1110 after the agent and made him
return the motley. Bran is not a bad
food for hens, but 25 cents for aquart
ter of a pound is rather high to pay for
ho is Selling at (Cot
vinersr
--As the flight of time goes pulsing
bye, after another the old residents.
and settlers are taken away by the
colts hand of death. This week we
regret to chronicle the death of another
of the first settlers of the township of
Usborne,being the beloved wife of Mr.
Thomas Cornish, who was in her sixty-
second year. Airs.' Cornish was a very
estimable and amiable woman, and her
kind. countenance will ever he missed
by those who were most intimate with
her. Her remains were followed to
their last resting place on Wednesday
last, to the Zion cemetery.
--If a family can afford only one
paper, let it be a home paper, for it
concerns a family to know what is be-
ing done in its own county more than
it does to know the news of distant
places. The city paper cannot, and
does not pretend to give the localnews
that its country readers must have; but
the good country paper does give a
very fair epitome of the world's news.
If both cannot be retained -if either
the city ,journal or the county paper
must go, let it be the former, for noth-
ing can supply the place of the local
paper.
DIED.
COBNzs$.-1n Exeter, on 20th inst.,
Wilmot, beloved wife of Thomas
Cornish, aged 61 years and 4
months.
BORN.
HBPB'URN.--In Centralia, on 20th inst.
the wife of John Hepburn, of a
daughter.
HORN. -In Exeter North, on the 16th
inst., the wife of Thomas Horn, of
a eon.
Mixte -In Hay tp., on 17th inst., the
wife of Peter Munn, of a daugh-
ter.
SSET
-nay are QTering the balance ot their
Axes, Crosscut Saws,
TublarLanterns Cow Ties
cosi FOR CASII
....Tx
.4 Man gnitikent Brass Library Lip for 42,50. A. large Glass Tattle
Lamp, new design, eomplete for $1.00; .An .4.1 Tablar .lantern for 5octs
Stoves ae pikes that will surpszse yon Our Spring stock of Spaslea and
Shoe -els will arrive in a few days and will be sold cheaper than ever,,
.Also Barb Wire (2 and 4 hark) Bilckthora1 fencing. planta, i-
vanized; oiled and unoiled wire at lowest poesible figures,:
Nov is the time to leave your order for Linder twine,
to secure a tirstrelaass article at the right priee.
Fails. Jocks, Hinges, Mixed Paints, Oils,.
and White Lead as usual at rock bottom
figures. A. full stock of Tinware
of all hinds, EavetrougIung
and roofing a specialty.
MAIN-STo
PATENT
Caveat; .1 ^:issaeacand Trade ferlexecur
and all atlies patent causes in the Patent
Office wad Vetere the Cowes prongdly toad
eaiwhdlr eni tided to.
Upon receipt of Zcdetl or ,' :led et In-
vention, 1 Utah careful e:xiuninetiean, mad
Whita as to rateutability Fete of duerge.
Fens Momnn,rr , and I make No charge
unless peteut is ee.eurei'. Iuferanation,
advice mad a eeziel refecnece seat en. appli
e:ltitaal,
. R. LITTELL, Waa liugt..vu, D. O.
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