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led. no Capital.. -.+.»,...... ,0Ot,00tliat present, visiting her relatives here -
Isar Final 85,000
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ret Pea A1ti171e fair money on
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS,
A steal Pea Cease 11;mM:sr Pax. Aatezn
;;orloney e;n
ings • Book ?Department,
(Lately Ire -opened a
r further i.ar'tieulers .apply at the
nee,bl,iiC'1 Street. lexeter.
) ;E"1GE HOURS: --
ll ii~ e. ire. to . p, en , Saturday, 10
nn to 1 p. in,
A. A, O. IIENOVA,N,
I=..corite. °Jan. 28, '88. Managhr.
tli
d eery Tlrurstlay rtzo
at the office,
i,Eai ettemjOnto
000los OF SUOSiinit''4Ct'.1 t
Liar i lar a scar if psid. in oilierte4 81.5artI uot.e
Imid.
A;fier tSkig Rates en App!11aiion.
., sectlea ,tprtn„t'1r.�lXlttilerrearaitei aroPi
• hive ct r,.tnto nith�au1
t srei - dirc�trio;ts will
an totsal ima:+iardearag+ara*rtrtltngia. Littrti
m:.zasforlsaa;a kat eezeribeeetetetreated
Z troa ttta'.nste. 'Etitt eltaxripllan of »IotaPItitiT
i;t7 t t-u:,a out ta» .'a@ f1r.e> at to QS O*7. art mid rix
ti s#3 ,v;ea +rA a ;rtes, teener ItOore, .Rt , !o,
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SailiDEES.
Rditort °:"taiaraUcr
i„fi'd1” '1I JUR CTUZ'Y:
S' a Sara+ t~.aPaz Iarr, r>.1», il4zrratts!ta,
tlw."
Sunday to, rl a�tn.. »"arikt-is', p, tit»
11107.^,L Ca=et,, natant,
see.; r tz'➢trw, *h e') a. nt. ad 0.0 e Vt.
.e . l .., rs. t;,;'c.: tat itt,-f rauatadaa
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1'i it ra:=01,
tn. 'and .,aa. •p.
111r. • John"McLaren, raised a ' fine
barn last4,esday,
Clover a,nd timothy hay will be *fax
below the average exop this year
Mr. Philip Mohan, cabinetmaker of ' Mr. Was; Millar, sr. of Oromerty, is.
this plaee,has gone to Glanworth,wherevisiting 'relatives in Palmerston and
he na
intends reteining for the summer. °Ethel.
lklr. Jiro. Ryan Sr,who was serious- i Mn Joitn White4 is raising a fine
lyunjuied by a team Of runnaway !barn today,Hibbert is coming up good
horses a< feta weeks ago, is, able to be in the building line,
around again. Miss Minnie Speare, o£ Cronierty, is
The new R, C church is first nearing w at preset present.visiting her sister for a coup -
completion. The masons. have almost le of weds in 1''etroleaa,
finished the plastering v;bit;b le beantia'
fes„ Friday, the Prospect Sunday
, folly done, Weil Irefieets great credit on School was reorganized with st full staff
tilt»'worknrrn, , of ofliCers and teachers, they intend to
One day last week an atci:ident hap- have ono £-the bright Sunday Schools,
pataect to Mr. Dennis Connell, which of the^weat,<krospect lain aprosperous
might have pros,ed fatal. Wille engaged ooitditiozn,
irssrsting to stove €i. bane port of the Text Sugelay the lst ,Tuly there will
rafters fell, striking him on the head, be a grand Tinian Methodist services,
infirctingata severe wound. Dr. Amos of held in peibeerr's grove Monday after,
Cra litRn AV -ended ltim,-riid live is im-: noon and evening, and those canting
rollingtery favorable, from a drstance,•and wishing.to remain
are requested to bring +ther baskets
I;rediton Brrofs, with them, so tic to prof«de for the iu-
er mane and on the following, Monday
T cry cea:d weather on Tuesday Last, there will bo a grand tea held wlneh is
Miss NI -click, of Zuria, was'viiiting calou ated to eclipse any thing, given
'crisis in town last week. on fernier occasions
iX°., a r.as l'r.tt,rmutitt3;.'E r
1 UW, pattltledpra.yt 'ute.1'S71"t[iwe ay
•. ,,;ruga t't • n<er-11ec.W,. zl» SSnrtra. Paxtcar.
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scsvr'ct:s, !n to mut 1.7,11t. ttt Sabbath I
t dr•. +, a'in. Is.i t at,;,1» of 0l rare-' mrotinr,
. at
. t v 30.01, Cay y outs ;trap:: t t.,t-t .a `at S et/oak
s.n..t?•ti.ttvty Litter.
Sun•
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1lwiY ess and other Card
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A,/ INDS,
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A? �r.�i >w I. -ll`.
rat ov''r C!'Neiis Bank, Exeter, Ont,
•t' ;°•,us ttslde Gmfor ,taiaieeuextraction.
1ti r.rtaWNlXti, M. Ei, 11i. C. i, S.
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t:rir i efl'i t riNr':tittr.rt,;. Waco antiresi•Xener
i3 VI t, tit l.ahartitorr. l:xctrr Ont. dune. VV.
t • 41:W :Z.: OFFICE—MAIN STREET, Exeter,
up ream r: aite Central Motel. gide not.
r:tu
:110 m•.utis—:latuenatmct loading to thy Meth
ainrelt.
Ten e OKE. }Neter Ontario, ekee ice Auctioneer
11,UI r h. +'ouut� st tittron. Soles promptly attended
t t.., satisfaction ;uttrinteod. Solos atrwged at
^i3 EX IV EIT i r r Tieensed Auctioneer for Raz
±1 �[ ititetr, u t r :1 tallistav Townships. Oiled—
,tt. • t-otSue.Laxrliton,
1ir(7 ',r,l:a?f Ef13E.T, LICENSED UCTtONEEttfor
1 t he Counties of aidrtic ex and Lambton, and.
the l'at nwhit.s of Stephen and -Hoy. All sales prom-
ptiy attended to. Address all communications to W.
kfn s, iiiica pnstuttice, Ontario.
. IslOESON, Borrister, Solicitor of Supreme
a Court, ,Rotary Public. Conreyvncer, Com
c:
s�i rr. e 'Money to loan.
et.T ..,-F9LtX30ti»S Block, Exeter.
111fiss Reynolds, pf Hensel[, was the
guest of";M;s. J. W. Grant last week,
The beautifulra%n "we have been
ce
having lately Ines improved the cops
wwraJct•ufl.,y.
When art *coo „Ting to have civic
licadayi Better have 'it salon or the
beautiful whether witbeone
?dr. W U. Wentzei has purchased a
itorarg :r breed cow from Mr. C. Essery,
ar whietr he paid a handsome price.
Mr. ai,: a[re.'J. Enter, left on Mon -
ay last for Detroit,where they intend
!siting their daugbtnr, Mr& S. Link.
Inspector Sprague paid a visit to
ur lioielkeepers on Saturday last. The
rrestion .miser=, is Mr. S the appointed
nsTrectar or not uot3
H. KINSMAN'`, DENTIST,
I.. D. S.. n,tttacts Meth rithont plain
lav V, rtli.ln Vyi,nr, nr using tho u, Anus-
't',e to tttr,:puns. Nukes Gold fittings.:Xud all other
»a r•,:a w.;tit the best possible. does to Zurich last
Attr.11'C ' in r.teh rnnntlt.
AsT SIDE tali ALAIN STREET. EXETER.
:.ti.rl,i]'L ti,:: •ELLI.OT, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, Conveyancers, aCc.
.»la:ny to Loan at Flo
B. V ELLIOT. - J. ELLIoT.
tw "
U -rand Bend Tidings.
Crops are in meed of rain.
They daughter of Mr. Robt. Pollock,
is at present ent very ill, suffering from
fa a er With good care and medical
s'kfll she is improving very favorable.
Mr. T Thompson has sunk two arti-
cian wells in this neighborhood. One
is overflowing continually, while the
other rises within 4 feet from the top.
Tire annual Methodist dinner and
tea will be held here on July 2nd. The
tables will be spread with a fine display
of eatables from 11 a. m,, 014 p, en,
Come one and all and spend 'a good
time.
The Grand Bend circuit,of the Meth-
odist church, held their annual Sunday
School Picnic here on the 20th inst .
on the fine pleasure grounds near the
lake. There was a large crowd pres-
ent, and a very pleasent and enjoyable
time was spent.
t0;
]3ISS .TT AND Miss Wnesn. begs
-to inform the public, that they have
<maned out business on the corner of
�,t.Eia+til 2nd Gidley streets. Dress -
0.1a .1:ug done in all the latest styles.
:Lessons on Fancy Work given.
, Ply A SPBCIA.LTY.
rAII orders promptly attended tea
• triol solicited,
'M l-rel-3:in A
Greenway Budget,
Miss Annie Hone is very sick .midi
rheumatic fever.
The late rains have improved the
crop very touch. There is a rood pros-
poot for an average crop.
Mr Adolph Meilin has charge of the
tailoring department at the Boston.
House, during J. A. Wilson's absence
to Stratford.
Oentralia Dots.
looking well.
harvest has commenced.
eta
glad to see Mr. Pym around
gain;
Mn Clunek Bloomfield is ,recovering
OM a fit of illness,
'.hiss Zoltan Dignell, of XiOndOlt,
siting her parents here.
Mr, S. Davis, who Inas been sick far
he post week, is able to be around
gain.
The Centralia foot: -ball exult gives
Charlie great praise for the umpiring
he done when they went to Exeter.
Mr. Wm. Boyle, Clerk in the P. 0.,
is going to give up that busiliesi and
not as Professor in the dancing school.
Mr, Jas. N,,of the 3rd con.,McUilli-
vary, don't visit the Duflerin !louse as
much as usual, what's the platter Jima
Jeff Essery, Captain of the second
eleven football .club, is talking of ;iv
'Monday.
:Composed for „Vets R. 15.•
From London 1 canoe,
I need not give ttiy name,
As icy name 1 may change before long;
If I can only flu the one to my mind,
I-rnay soon make a change on this eoug.
Rot too Young or too old,
'`either bcsiiful or bold,,
But just” in tIZe prime of my life;
If a man can bre found ascend and soma
know 1 would make a good wife.
1f T try Inv best I eau nkale coat or vest,
Fur'to fit may tart in the town;
And es partner for life,
wornld orals a. goon wife,.
It 1 had a goad urate of nay own.
So now if your kuow,one !neither f.n,t
1 would take it a favor fur life, ililow,
If you'd. Rend bis address,
1 would manage the rest,
For I'm sura I will make a good wife.
I can Make coat and vest,
As good a% the best,
And to me its a pleasure through life;
If he's the right kind of youth,
I can snake the whole snit,
And I am sure I will mak a good wi
lie mutt be without firirlt,.
As all good' liusbanda ought,
if suit ehoutdent iwil it or tear it;
he bad any defeat,
I
net Artily object,
xl nd if ant � au does' not Sit tau d
wooer it, y S
church to a large congregation,his far€
well sermon. lie preached a short but
a
very impressive one. Ile clearly
showed to those who are believers that
they should be consistent in the exer-
cise of a It°ay life, let your fellowship
be with the Father, and with the Sen
Jesus Ohrist;labor to' walk in the light,
as God is in tho light, and the blood of
!.Jesus Christ will cleanse you from no
sin; walk as heirs of heaven, led and
move by the spirit of Christ in y'e't:
live habitually by faith in the son �f
God; and he will more triad more snows
upon yon; and more and more rem.
himself to you; you shall he strarn't 's+�
the Lord, and in the power of 1.
might, and shall overcame the wiei-c•4
one. Tea, you shall be more than roe-
rors through him that loved yon.
E, Holmes has laboured en tis
l rnvilie circuit for the past two year.,
nd lies given universal saatisfaetian.
e has laboured "to the hest of his Aliin-
to promote the interest and spirit
nal welfare of his fellow bein,s,and we
can assure him that where ever .Goal.4
providence may be=east, ave shall ever
fondly cherish his memory and here
t be may never weary in praising
is. re tieetnernn4 may thatkindnrtsa nand
generous treattt;eit be inet' 1 out t'
him wltioii be has so liberally beetee'ea
upon others, we;bope ;fiat his tmyeie
onward will be very :harpy, py, if oar
wishes eau bespeak t eloudeal :Fi.iev
. and roads paved with innocent ilei
UUborne G1e If ,s, urs we trust that sareeess and bap;
be his companions all through
pltrearw Stoner, of I,.ebo, is the life.
liss Bennett, of Elirnviite, COlacttarit IlliVarp',1, from first to last,
Last Thursday night Mr., Thos. not. Ii:e kept -the faith and bole it feast;
an lost A valuable blood colt, sired by rrinn ons nli'ant fox the1iaith-alone
`°10 The :awe in crilted on the witite'etone;
The Rev. W. IL (lane did not The life Of piety.
firma at Sunshine lastSouday, as was
etpeeted. Zurich Hollings.
Farmers have started to eat clover _-a-
Iray, but it is very short and light, w'd Mre. Surerus and Mr. T. I'it"
every poor crop in general. were united in the fonds of inatrimot;
Miss Mary Ann Tem, of ,xrter, rs last Tuesdax.
spending a kw days near the edit Monne- Last ltondnv night prof. Campltel°.
steuI, ab the retidellee of \li `1'hoinas' the eelelrreted phrenologist, aa'wderl a
TSttwt ran. prize for the nicest looking lady aril
The annivc'r:snry held' at Zion Last the ugliest •looking gentleman in +ewe,
j Monday in Mr. I;roeks grove, was a The Leidy winner was 3lies E.
complete suete`s. Proet;eds go to the 1, and trio gentleman winner Nuns tht'
Suntkoy selroo).
im* a lois ositiotr, as the boys won't orrocpandeat for the Exeter Tinos A^:
p pMee. Wm. Begslege of Exeter, who this place -
do as he tells theta, has been visiting friends and relations The Zurich Public Schoolic.ni
The members of the Centralia Metho- in. Cele -wile fora week, returned home held in Volland's grovel asst l riday,.
was a grand success. At 12 o sloe;;
the scholars formed into a procession
and marched around the village, sins;•
ing several school songs. The process.
ion was headed by the principal, S. .i.
Latta. The divisions was headed l y
their respective teachers, Miss Dunn .l:
Morrison. The procession reached the
grove at 10 o'clock, andthernnrts were
immediately commenced. When die.
was called the sports ended for a time,
and all sat clown to an et:eellent repast
After dinner the sports were'resutnerl,
and swinging was the order of the day
with the ladies. The day was a very
warm one, and a great amount of hater
was drank. Sevenal from Exeter and
Chiselhurst were present. The price
takers were .as folio�vs
RUNNING RACE —Boys under ".-
Arthur Kibler, Christian Hauch, Ezra
Dummart. Boys under 9.—Ed. Mortal,
Sam. Becker., Louis Prang. Boys un-
der 11 —J. Berstein, Lesley Williams,
E. Moritz. Boys under 13,—S. Surer -
us, W. Winn, W. Dunrmert.. Girls
carder 7.—Nettie Demuth, V. Johnston
M. Doan. Girls under 9—i atie Mer-
ner, Rosa Surerus, Ida Well. Girls
under 11—E. Hess, Clara Smith, Lille
Well. Girls over 10—M. Zeiler, L.
Strempher, Katie Zimmerman.
JUUPINC.--Running.- Under 9.-
0. Hauch, F. Towel, A. Kibler. Un-
der 11.—E. Mertz, M. Buchanan, J.
Weber. Under 12—J. Kibler, S. Sur
erns, W. Berstein. Over 11--T. Hap-
pe), W. Hess, W. Dummert. Stand-
ing.—Under 10.—W. Weber, 'Sft 10i.n,
E. Holtzman, 5t t lin,; M. Buchanan,
5ft 6. Under i2.—A. Martz, Taft 2in,
J. Kibler, Iift, • E. , Faust, 5ft 1Oin.
Over 11—W. Dummert, 6ft gin, Alf.
M.oritT., 7ft„3in, W. Berstein, Eft tin.
Rennin.- hop -step and jump -M.. Bu-
chanan, 2,0ft Sin, E. Holtzman, 19ft
4in, Ed. Moritz, 19ft 4in. Under 12.
S. Surerus, 24ft 10in, A. Moritz, 23ft
bin, J. Kibler, 23ft 3in. Over 11.—
W. Durnmert,
1.W.'Dummert, 25ft 9in, W. Hess, 234
dist church lutencl having their annual
straw -berry festival on Monday July
2Irtd and games of all sorts.
on \\„'ednesday morning.
Mader Nelson Woocl is home on his
vacation from the 7letcville (led and
Ou+' village blacksmith is en the look dmob school.. He is getting along well
ant fora good uran,as he is getting more in his mode and manner of talking.
work than he can attend to. Never i
mind. Tom some one will show up after
a while.
Herb is getting to be quite a sports-
man, as himself and Ike had a contest
with the stone last week for the champ-
ionship of Centralia. Herb came out
second best.
Mr. H. Mitchell is still talking of
giving up the cheese business and act-
ing as agent for the Brantford hinder.
We wish hire success, but beware ” of
the girls, Herb.
Mr. J. W. Essery and W. S. Mohan
intend leaving Centralia and going to
Mooresville, to start a pump factory.
We wish them success as they are both
two enterprising young men.
The Union. Sabbath School picnic, of
Grand Bend circuit,held last wcek,was
an enjoyable time for both old and
young. 'Eight school were represented.
The Boston Brass Sand furnished ex-
cellent inusic. Swinging, boat riding
and other amusements were inclulged in
during the day. The weather was de-
lightful.
The Boston Brass Band are to fur-
nish music for the tea meeting to be
held at the Grand, bend on Monday
next. A grand time is expected. Ar-
rangements are bein;.made to furnish
dinner „and tea, ice cream and straw-
berries, d.*.c., to nearly one thousand
people. ;!Everybody goes to Grand Bend
for a days enjoyment
Hibbert Catches.
Mrs.113rown. of rz'olmerty, jy: at pres-
ent serlenely ill.
Biddulph Breezes.
The late showers makes a decided
improvement on the spring grain.
Mr. Thomas Keef has returned from
the State of Nebraska, where he has
been spending a few weeks among his
friends. He reports good prospects .of.
crops. He had a good time generally.
L.s ,Mr. and Mrs. 'Wellington Has-
ket were driving to Liman on Wed-
nesday last, their horse became `unman
arable ands -an away, severely injuring
Mrs. Haskett. A child but a few
weeks old in her arms escaped unhurt,
although thrown a considerable dis-
tance from where the mother fell.
The many friends of Mr. Thomas
Dickens, of Biddulph, will be sorry to
to hear of the death of his son, Percy.
He tried on Saturday 23rd inst., of in-
flaniation on the bowels. He was ;a
general favorite.: He was a grand son
of • Mr. Richard Hunter, "Usborne; He
was bpried at the Exeter ,eeretry gn„
Mrs. Samuel Parkinson and Master
Willie Rowelili'e have returned from
1.1othwill, were they Have been spend-
ing a few days with Mrs. Chas. Brim-
acornbe.
Rev. B. Moir, of Woodham, will
officiate in the Elimville pulpit next
Sunday morning, and the young min-
ister, lately appointed' to the circuit,
in -the evening,
Mr. Paul Madge lost two fine head
of cattle last Sunday. Cause of death
supposed tolie sunstroke. Mr. Wm.
;Martin also lost a line pig, supposed to
have died from sunstroke.
The Elimviile committee; of teas, is
Sparing n0 time or pains to make the
strawberry festival, which is to he held
in. Mr. Thomas Andrews inagnafacient
picnic grounds on the 2nd of July, a
colossal success. Come one, conte An,
old or young, with teeth or no teeth,
you can all do ample justice to straw,
heroics and cream, and you will find
the i 1insville waiters very courteous
and kind.
We are sorry to hear that Mr. Wm.
Brock has been gradually failing for
some time. Some time ago Mr. Brock's
horses ran away and precipitated him
into the ditch, the hob of the wagon
wheel striking him on the head, from
which iujuries he has been suffering.
To make matters worse, Mr. David
Parkinson led a heifer into Mr. Brock's
yard the otl;erclay, ;tsnd she became
furious ;peel and turned on Mr. Brock,
knocking him down, and the heifer
turned a complete summersault over
hire Per ,a few ;moments Mr. Brock
was in dangerous predicament,although
he escaped without any broken bones.
Last •SStt nday evening the Rev. J. E.
#'-elides peached tin the r linavil,le, ,flontpue# Op :Editorial Rh) page.