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EXETER ONT., TI1U SAY AUGUST 9, 1888
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NO.. 62
(QFIART' D 8Y PARLtigNT, 7855. )
Pial up Cz;tital. , .... $2,000,000
'Rest Fund' 875,000
Offers the Public 3Pee Creme Ierren-
ai3r PER ANNI'*I for money nn
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS,
AND PEA' CENT. Icerr m? Pae Aenstee
For Mouey ilx
Suy nis rank Department,
f irately Re -opened.)
'For fuller pe ticulets apply at the'
:shank, :lain Street, fievtex,
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A. A. O. DENOVA.N,
.Exeter, Jan, 28, "tl8. 'cleanser.
Is published every Tharsday moretng,
at the dime,
Exeter, ftt,
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Adverts':;? Rates an 4ppfkatlon.
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mhuan, ,v. n. n. S.,nn.r 1 " , prayer meetir*, at
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C`hait Viae" . •it IMMediately after.
B1eine a and eth3r Cards.
L. 13ILL NGS,
3h taieIta•Xtarr
Office over O'Ne'ile, Bank, Exeter,°Qat•.
:Citrons Or:dc Gas for paiclese extraction.
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Domiuian Laboratory. Exeter Ont. June.
I)1t. CONVE . OPFrCE-111A1N STREET, Exeter,
up stairs, opposite Central Hotel. Side ent-
rance on the south—Jamesstreet leading to the Meth
odist Church.
TAMES ORE, Exeter Ontario, Licensed Auctioneer
for the County of Huron. Sales promptly attended
to. and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales arranged at
.this otnice.
'ENRT EMBER, Licensed Auctioneer for Ray,
Stephen, and MoGinivray Townships. Office --
..M Post-offieo, Crediton.
Tff8TELLTAll HOLT, LICENSED AUCTIONEER for
1the Counties of 11idd10sex and Lantbton, and
ithe Township of Stephen and Iiay. M1 sales prom-
ptly attended to. 'Address all communications to W.
.HOLT, Khiva postoflice, Ontario.
U. DICKSON, Dm -rider. Solicitor of Supreme
. Court, :Notary Public. Conveyancer, Com
rnission,r, 3a Money to Loan.
OKice-Fanson's Block. Exeter.
H. KINSMAN, DENTIST,
OANADA''S GREAT
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a Err. loth. to 2?ncl,
Greater S'
than ever � P IZB
And Special Attractions
New Features and Grants Exhibits,
The be attractions that moue
can secure.
For Prize Lists 'send Pregratrineea trel-
dresa thre9ecretary.
TRII.:S
OLOSt AUGUST 16th.
'. IT. VTRIIROW, H. r . HILL,
President, 'Sec., Totowa:
Grand 13eud Tidings.
Thi soaual'af steam thresher can be
heard.
11-1 fell wheat crop will not average
much in this section.
Mr. I,, Bra'xnd, of Exeter, who ha..
been camping here for soma days, shot
a huge eagle one day recently.
There are at present camped here,
visitors from London, Parkhill, St.
Marys, Mitchell and Exeter. The
Exeter Harmonica band spent a weak
here. Grand Bend is becoming; quite.
a summer resort.
L. D. S., extracts teeth without pain'
by giving Vegetable Vapor, or using the new Anus-
thetic out he gums. Makes Gold i'Ulime, and another
dautal work the best possible Goes t, Zurich last
Thursday in each month.
EAST SIDE 01' MAIN STREET, EXETER.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT, BanomeERS,
Solicitors, Conveyancers, alio.
Money to Loan at 6%
B. V. ELLIOT. . . •e T. ELLSOT.
Hay Famerss Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
pARTIES DESIRING TO I1ZSG'EE IN THE BEST
and cheapest Insurance Company in• the Dominion,
can do so by applying personally, or by mail to the
undersigned. All applications promptly attended to. •
.,Also; agent ler the Wellington t.ompaoy of Guelph.
A1so.AU0T10NPER,for the County of Huron. •
E. BOSSLN$EUR1, AMT.
stnt.•9 87 Suri b, Ont.
Offa Sunbeams.
Three.>tin; is near over.
Some sickness prevails in our neigh-
borhood.
It is whispered that Madden will
compete for the big horn at the 'picnic
on 290. 'We guess he will get it.
Father Kelly's grand annual reunion
picnic will be held in the beautiful
grove of Mr. John Dolebay, 9.4, miles
east of Limerick on 29th inst. Shorts
of all kinds will take %lace, sueh as
running, jumping, throwing stone 3c.
Ono of the grand attractions will he a
contest between the editors of the Exe-
ter AirteeVL'8 alit Tines for a silver
headed cane. The will also be a large
tin horn awarded to the biggest blow-
hard on the grounds. This will be the
most sensational part oftho proceed-
ings.
roceed•in; s. Admission, with chalice of a
valuable prize 25 ete. Dinner 25 Its.
Father Belly and the committee have
done everything to make this the grand-
est picnic of the season. Dont miss it
if you want a good,day's enjoyment.
Remember the date August 29th.
Everybody go.
The late heavy rains caused at great sore foot Blood poisoning is the effuse. This''rrlth the picnic parties made the
The sound of the shrill whistle of population warns.
the ateaan threasber can be heard every Our enterprising townerean r,tr. H,
elate is not ripe as yet, but will be ••be, ° day, Stevens, was united in matrimony tofore"long. Andrew [Valley i i settin; pp bind- Mrs Long, sister el :11 rs .Iorely G�
R. Q 'Thompson, formerly of Moore-
. era now Ile has invented a new mach- ; the rinion Hotel) on Tituredey 'last,
erille, but tate of Fullerton, hos mptrnit •lne for ratehin ; flies and intends hay- The .cere� Tony was p x'fot' ;wed by the
ins • it patented. Rea, J. Isi�ingston. 1.....� )hippy
to Parkhill and opened up hotel buss- efa. Epizoa.- .-Please tallow me a f onp,le took the ufteeenon terse for
th small p 1 bl ICietroit with the best rcishils of r 1
The cattle trade has taken an etrtauge insert the following:._. I heve been tak. circle of friends.
tuaza, Farmers from near Kingston afro , fits your paper for seine little thee and
The T)ucetors of the Hemet t'entrai
shipping cows up to 'mean and ',there - .
selling them wholesale and retail. Jr.
Franklin ''eil ottere a lot of 25 cows
Ly auctiota bale on Wednesday next.
deal of.extra labor to fanners.
All the fall wheat and barley is 'cut
Crediton Briefs,
Harvest is just about over in this
vicinity.
Misses Annie Davis and Jennie
Fisher, of Exeter, are the guests of
Mrs. Grant.
Several weddings on the tapis we
hear. Sam seems to have set a good
example..
The girls are still lamenting the un-
dignified departure of Barney, but will
still insist on throwing a halo of ro-
mance about him, by claiming that he
is .a detective in disguise.
Quite an exciting race took place on
tnaiaa-street last evening between some
men in a buggy, and some women who
had been berry picking, and were re-
turnine with their load of berries. The
women won.
Last Tuesday evening the residence
of Ma. John Dyer was the scene of a
very pleasant gathering, being the oc-
casion of the marriaere of his eldest
daughter Sadie, to Mr. Samuel Hawk-
ins, .of Shipka. There were about 30
young people present. .They spent a
very enjoyable evening and did justice
to the ample wedding supper. The
band serenaded the happy couple on
the evening of the wedding.
Biddilph Breezes.
The threshers have commenced their
labour.
Fall wheat is not turning out as
well as .was orie time expected.
nese ere s acti n your vas. ua a paper to . a tee
H, 13. xodgins, better known as big
Henry, formerly Reeve of I3iddulph,
but for.the (est 22 years a resident of
the far' 1'4''est,r'lpse to British Columbia
has been spending a few weeks visiting
his forayer friends and neighbors. I:le
speaks well of the far'Veet and looks
well after his long sojourn in the
prairie province.
Centralia Dots,
O. Sanders, of Exeter, spent Sunday
last with us.
The Centralia, people are getting
ready for Sarnia on the Yalu
th,
)ilei Geo. Windsor, of 13rinsley, is
the guest of his brother 5. 13. Windsor.
Mr. B. Coughlin shipped a car load
of cattle last week for the old county
markets.
John Hodgins who has been back to
McGillivray visiting friends,has realm -
ed home again.
Mr. Jas. Brown, of Lotelon, has
Anvov. a n is becoming more pepulnr I for the Pxini14tidrl, `:/hich will
every day, I think you have a -first. Place nn Exl 'hition I"alrli,'Clinuten, oft
class stalk- of reporters, although Rime Wednesday;, 'Thursday and Friday,
people seism to by in a state of pertur- Sept. 19th 20th and 21$b. The pro
tuition about some of the items that gram will consist of a grasp opeizina;
has appeared in yogi colztnuna. I hweu school chiltlrens t#recession, addresses
not seen anytl,t'ne; thero that should not pron►inent nn.nnbers of P'arlinment aznd,
be, and ,shat earthly good is fc news• others, band concert,•illurninatiofs,f re•
paper if yoe can't get setae news, fun'works, ladle ruling, laity driving, anal
puns and j zes out of it. No god ; other attractiana Fasceptionely larges
what ever. I have seen notihng `gnom• Prizes will be'.°Wereil.
imus in your paper. And if the o is tt A terrible itunde:storrn passed over
few iudiscrinanaate, Frac): brained,thick , this towns on Friday evening; They
skinned, lantern Jewett people, that chimmnay on the new residence of lir.
some of the item has touched ala a.tin-u Jas. NeePvats struck by lightning,
der wpot, and they are not pleased; just and shattered to Pieces, a hole being
let thew wear their periwig arid some burnt 3zn the reef, ro other damage
pull fiat. Give us All the >aeess re. being done. The residence of Mr. T.
porters that yon can'zcrape up. L. Pickard, of 1ic•".mtiCsoille,was limens)
purgA,Nwsr R ,,n'az:ni. Ito the greened front ii,.11ta,inn;; .4
gemat tv of has lurnliturf' insaw's)
Hay Council, eel. This VMS It fill:" brie : huilding
being sleeted es a cherek a tew year'
The cot'ncil met on Wednesday Aug. p age, by the D. C., and after the Unica
1st. TL" members; all present. 4. o was Gold to Mr. Pickard, who convent
reeve in tae chair. Minutes n'i�rte read :;
ed it into a aduellila�rhouse
and approved. It was moved by Mr. '„
A. McEwan, seconded by Mr. lies*roc):, Hibbert Catches.
that the cotleetor be required to deposit
been visiting around this vicinity for ti with the reeve on or before September at ort ers. at home bereft -other • of Port •31r�
the past week 1 his bond with approved sureties visiting
to the amount of twelve thousond da•i N to eta, Lt�ar , fear a sets
on vi
my cel:et,
3tr, ,,it to 't;ififers. ,T s Daigattp sa io runt, leis as a i;uarranntee for the faithful . Miss Antnie Tllorn, of i'etrolia, is at
visitehigaii, b;r: .eturinecl performance of the duties of his office. Present visiting her l;,randtathtee M1.
home again looking hale rind 8earty. Moved by Mr. G. McEwen, seconded 1 Richard Speare, of `lrounerty, for a
Jiffs hlclllnal;;ey and VI"ilt
mud was in town the of nt'r niglatlool;-
Drum- by Mr. Hess, that this council, after; £:*tv weeks.
Mu:Muhlg the several clauses tap drove " 31 r. John dler. 0f Cromarty, is 3•42.
inar after the captain of the bane ball of and wouid recommend the ehangei,'seen travelling eastt`•ard 'aaroumld Eldad
club. p �
proposed in the Ditches and 1t seta rt'0rmner' any -)note, We, think he has
3?r. John Taxman who was in part- Courses Act of 1t b3, by the P. L. some attraction on the ecntee read.
nersluip with Win. Craig mason, hes Surveyor's Association of Ontario. The lt'0 t^eek that Mn Donald 21cliellan,.
left the village. Mr, S. Kenny takes reeve was authorized to wive an order who got badly jammed at Ma Wli to's
his place. f on the treasurer in favor of N. Moss, barn rising few 'aweks ago, 18 110W
Road Commissioner, for work done able tet go without crlatC'les.
under his supervision. Moved by illi Mr. John Speare, of Taelwrne, Mau„
is home on a visit
Iless, seconded by Mr. McEwen, that lie is a merchant
of that
the sum of $3,471.45 be levied on the place and has been out there
rateable property of the township by ,, about sewn years He speaks; well of
rate of 2 is on h dollar for county Izve here gain under ountry, and says
ny consideration.
purposes ndlegislative o school equiva- ere seems to a Thbekeencompetition
lent. $1850 ane mill on the dollar
for township purposes and for schools ar}sian between our two merchants at
as follows:—S. S. No. 2, $$4715; No. 3, Cromarty. They are both energetic,
$350; No. 4, $100; No. 5, $300; No, airing business men, sell cheaply, end
6, $270; No. 7, $1,000; No. 8, $.350; pay good prices for what they buy,
although some prophecy that Case is
ging to get the lines and Hislop the
whip.
We indeed feel very sorry to hear of
the sad accident which happened to
Mrs. Wm. Waeleome, of Cromarty, a
few days ago. It appears she was
going to milk the cows and in getting
over the fence she fell and broke her
arm. We might soy she is doing as
well as could be expected.
We are very sorry to hear that 1t1iss
Jenne Speare, of Cromarty, is at pres-
ent suffering with a very severe catarrh-
al cold in the head. Mr. Miller and
Mrs. Stuart, of lowa, fathet• and sister
of Mr. Jas. Miller, of Cromarty, is at
present visiting him. Miss Parker. of
Paisley, is also visiting at the same
plaee.
Last Friday's storm did great des-
traction in some parts of Hibbert tp.
Mr. Archd. Graham had two horses
killed by lightning and one stunned.
The lightning also struck 1Mr. I;VnJ.
Butler's hen house and badly shattered
it but did not set it on fire. It killed
one ben and one duck, the rest were
scared off the roost and kicking up a
great racket. Mr. Butler heard them
and thought some hen roost robber was
around but did not discover what had
happened until the next morning when
he says the lightning had struck the
building. Mr. Geo, Leary had a large
part of his orchard ' ompietely uprooted
and some of the trees were blown clean
out over the fenceanto the road. Mr.
Jas Campbell and Mr. Jas. Park had
the hest part of their bush blown down
and the trees hurled in all directions.
A great deal more damage was done
but, ft+r lack of time, we cannot give it
in detail. The people really think it,
was a great western cyclone.
On Sunday last while 'Me. Samuel
Baskerville was driving through Credi-
ton his horse took fright and ran away
racking the buggy badly. No one was
injured.
&Tioh Jottings.
Harvestingis just about over.
The work in the flour 'mill was com-
menced Monday
The Masonic excursion will be held No, 10, $800; No. 11, $196; No. 12,
on August 17th to Sarnia. Quite s'.4300; and that a by-law be passed in
accordance herewith. The following
Robert Steinbach has returned from account were passed:—J. Lentz work
Grimsby Park. While there he visited on road, $6 00; F. Sehuettler do., $2.00;
Niagara Falls and several other places. D. Saxe making pipe culvert, $3.25; G.
Wagner commissioner on S. B., $76; J.
Broderick do., $100.13; H. Rupp team-
ing lumber, $17.75; O. Smith making.
road through gravel pit, $12.00; 3.
Troyer commissioner on centre road,
$202.20;; R.Carlisle do,, $232.96; J.
Schelter do5205.77; H. Gies do. for
N. B., 5103.68; R. Bell lumber, $100;
P. Bradley cleaning ditch, $350; J.
Mitchel do., $14.00; G. Dinomey gravel,
$4.80; A. Mosso do., $4.98; T. Vine
do. $5.40; H. Cook do, $4.74. The
council adjourned to meet on Saturday,
Oct, 27th at 10 a. m. . S. FOSTER,
Clerk.
number from this vicinity intend going.
Master Alfred Motz and W. Baker
have returned from Brussels were they
have been spending their summer hell-
days.
blidays.
Last Tuesday Mrs: A. Moritz and
family left for Detroit where Mr. A.
Moritz has bought a fano. We regret
their departure as they were good citi-
zens. We wish them success.
Next Friday night a meeting will be
held in the town hall to discuss fire
protection. That is what this town is
in want of at present. When a fire
breaks out the old engine is left stand-
ing in the engine room and pails are
used to convey water to the flames.
This is what every one should have and
be interested in.
Messrs. Samuel Hauch and Geo. E.
Buchanan have been successful in the
late examinations. Sam Hauch hav-
ing passed his second class certificate
examination and Geo E. Buchanan his
examination for entrance to the High
School Geo. having received the 3rd
highest marks in the county. Both
are of this village.
VTi inohelsei Eohues.
miss Gregory,of Exeter, is the guest
of Miss Robinson.
Miss Dempsey, school teacher is the
guest of Mr. Jones.
Miss Aggie Harrison is back again.
Bachelor Bill will smile.
Master Franklin Delbridge has a
The Big Town of Clinton.
Two weddings are expected in town
this week.
Ex• -Magor Hodgins, of London was
in town last week.
Mrs. Rowels,of Toronto, is spending
her holidays in town.
The quarterly services of the Ratten-
berry st. Methodist church will be held
on Sunday next. -
Mr. Chas Carter of this place, has
purchased a farm in the Algoma dis-
trict to which he will remove shortly.
The officers and teachers of the Rat-
tenberry St, Sabbath School pieniced
at Bayfield on Friday last. Civic holi-
day:.
On Thursday, civic ho4ay,the town
was almost deserted. 146 tickets were
sold for Toronto, and a large number
to Landon, Detroit and other points.
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