HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-11-22, Page 5London Huron & Br foe Railway
what's ea a flame.
It is a stngular.fact that noraan whose
Gonnor No7tme-TXI, E TAztu-Pass'nr name ended with "son" has ever Ikea -lkir, A- Mills, of St. Thomas, the
London, depart .. ^ , 8.05 A. >u .. 4.25 r° Vii, defeated In a Presidential contest in the g ee ee 4f his. brother. Me 1).. Mills`
Lateen Grassing , ..8.47 5.20 United States. There were. Jefl'ex Sola,
Giasadebaye, : , , .:.852 5.28 Maadi-son,.Jack-son,/farriteon,the.grand- -Read- Ow "ad" of WI Collins, on the
Centralia , , , .... 9.05 5, i5 father, and now Ilan ri-son, the grand- front page of this issue. It. will, well
EYETI .R a .9.I6 5,57 son. Nor has anyone by the name of rem yen!
Hensall ...... , .. ° 9,43, „ ° . , 6.09 FlapdoodIo ;ever been elected, though Ton naafis the greatest mistake of
your life if you do not buy your goads
at Parkinson
--Me. Thos. frier shipped a carload
of prime cattle for the eastern markets
on Wednesday
-Mr. E. Fish hos placed a private
telephone
between lits atop and the
Commet-Mrs: D. Deanna, of Exeter North,.
lett on Tuesday for Owtarena, Mho -
to visit friends.
-Tete turnip harvest has commenced
and ere many days this crop will be
all gathered in.
-31r. George Mace, of Ottawa was
in town during the weds. Be return-
ed on Monday reorrtittr,,
$..L,. Billing Dentist gold Flings
specialty, aver O'Neil's Bank.
9.34 6.17
Brucetleld,.. .942,,..., 6.20,
Clinton..,, 1000 6.45
Londesboro' . , ...10,19 ?.03
Blyth : 10.28 7.12
Belgrave , ...10$" , , 7.`27
Winglrun.:.....11400,,.,,. 7,45
Gower Seven 1'assen et•.
Winghaui, ,7.Ov. <:., 3.40 r.n.
Beigrave ?.24 400
Blyth, .. ?.38.. „ 4.15
Loudesboro",,,,, ?47'_. ., 4.25
Clinton,,,..,,.., 807 4.45
Brncefield .... a20 504
Eippen ., 8.34,...,, 5.12
Hensen 8.41 a 5.19
EXETER- .. ..-. 13.50....,5.33
Centralia.... , 907,.,,,5.46
CiaAndebor' a 9.1S 5.50
Lueatt Creeeinl; .. 9.21... e , , 6.112
London,arrivo.. ,10.15 6.45
E.X T R• M. RKET. •
several of 'that family have been can-
didates,
Sleeve, Ratite.
'
It bas been a long time slam sueh
hear}Tains h
a,e
been
experienced
at
this season of the year, as those we have
lately had, and while they have been:
Very inconvenient for business inen,
have been just v. -hat farmers wanted -
The land- was very dry -+too dry for
working; now it is very Bret, some say
too n►uei► so. However, pastures have
improved wonderfully, creeks and wens
have been filled up, the fall sheat has
not suffered, and the t4}eproaachof winter
will find farmers better prepared for it
than they would otherwise have been-
'4'binnest lee *Roped In.
Som' time ago Mr. Georg1ee, Flintaff,
of Hulle'tt, was visited by a ci upie of
' men who .persuaded Idea to take an : -Me Arthur Ihatt:tilt of London,
ripens fora gashing machine, on the
was visiting friends in town for a1
sante of which he was to rerein e a liberaal ` f'L . 'Ways during lase week.
.. eon emission. Before they left they got -;sirs l ichaamsl Crr,cl cr. of tide riDl ge•
efr, FDlttte+t'f si;;n:.atu¢rie 01 votes to the grew
a e1ehe,rd r titer,of devil 1`e,
Red Winter, per Intelo 1, , .81.00 to 4 00 : extent of ei 5o. Ile cD .lima tlt:at he did 11 s. 10.1 can Item ig44
White e, .. , .... 1.00 to Anil 1 not know Ingly elan any notes, and -
Spring.. .. 1.00 to Al1thought he wv,as only sigoiog a n agree- '--If cnnu wenkl not be out of peeken
I3alrley . ... . 50 to
COP extent, while the un n allege that ho bus: a nor garde :et I':►rtiiaarall s, nest
Oats . . . , .. .. 32 to ::1 tina•sr OW ho MN a:igAain , If the door north of the. Town hall.
Peas •••••••.••••••V• 511 to 65 i watt".s were realty obtained loader false . ._A nen iron wallas been placed ea
Eggs per dor,18 to 181 pretense% they :tree of Ito radii+. the *liaisons Renit,b' ;air- 4hi. b Speck -
Butter. I:esole.. , ...... , 18 to 20i Don't ile* tot Uaaety. mon., A. decided iva}Areevtenaent,
Better. £'rtet kb ..,.., 111 tie 44'I 1f any particular item should h plica
Wool • .. •. 4H 10 1M to (lisplt"aa ' the WSW as tins p:trsieu) it and )1 hinds wantsf pa )tui: i? a ad 1 is
4e'la4lu'. In"r I,u41i.... 3-0 to um. 3 i ; header he bilk. 1411 not teen i t toe much.h• 4 hnttekte of'eade' I" aal¢WtherCn1t11AAn,
Il:ay per n.. ,... . 11.0S1 to 12.00'Thy'1'ae :orae a great many different kinds =
Purl: • , 1:.09 to tc.(f¢ i f peeve.. wedingTHio AliNtat°»rr. e'Very --The steal; of 3Ae ssa's. 4tanton ie Co.
4 ►geek, and the item which offends the was sold to Mr. Ja. Rickard at the rate
tat:+te of me neuter new tiedlee :another of 4'21 cts. on the dulhar, on Friday last.
,Int.coni nitste,us, Allow for this in - A. horse driveeto be Sia- Geo. Smith.
..... velar criticisms. There are a great
•.a '
to t'at►€e°te~ k 4nens rove in the world __always dill -Veil t ns 0 on Matin• .f 011111111rs0izy
N4."41'Y 1.0. F.11ntt el ening hi a luny , ..other" p',tplte--irltee e t steel ere very\, Lit, t) 401114 tlIW U0'1e'*' wanted 0
tottetleer with as raninlu'r eel members of! }collier. '1h1e item which you eontlr'm44 reit. .
a1 c•, 2<<t
aad, i1¢i4nt; 1-i4Daaree :mune to the I're"slay. ;nay+ tn't t';1pit tint' tDaer gw"taDnlyA :and - 4r. Jaal¢1a. I1aDlt t nils xa la hes been 1
teria4n Chn1'rh on 511ndly morning meat. flat+, have as right to 1W S4441: a4 e*a°e•.A14'e4n- at ;>:1tiDt Stet Marie during the $ana►nne'r,
Returned. ally,
Burned hone' on Titurn4any 1¢4074¢114
M►'ss¢ ». 41. Jobn`, T. W. ileautliaa, #^ . Lata Was'+'h144. 4aast.
W eetee 4 „and W- Merrisee1 returned `i';11'. 411 e+,4et 'n11la•Warentp. lt eeeeee to _hn5leeee Ins own, a devilled; t fan
front NIV4ie4:a, on Inti iy t' ening, tide44raa44 444 ttu.' t741144 States as tavern for the befter and ferment are reeneeng
'Il o'y 141' 441 d14 miT11 iln4"4¢¢..t fine deer, atoll;' as in ;INC "4¢4 \St4'ht 4AAenna.rehn that It is now only few weeks to
An Award or Writ. 1 `fiaet u Neale• of do. piefe'1 s'een+P f'rsnatinteeneheistmas.
341: I° Deaat•cu►.a t nee -keel a silver' the re" leleiatae of }'a( 4401st eta'( it ¢ra1= ><-Notasitieetaneling teat' dierueoeamn
ta41"11.64 a¢0 :in aware 40 01e't'st. from i4 M.an4 ata 4talimn4g4o i. 3418 Ore*" 1.41'1111 I now g;7eing on to decide" if marriage le
\1 tele"rn 1°:air 14..;* 4, le talon, for his,"" sn hli of the h Inlet pavement I1 ra c nt fitly largealsa ao 1 t**1i', the brakemen go right c n
team of he;►vy ►lr.au P1¢t n►ur,'u nhte l►; angn
been retnoveol 1►y the• sunt+ atgl•nes*, and Il
aa•aert+:alAenS11 thele tl¢t4 year. 'l flue (10001:11 4 tri h1' fully expoeto thee -Then sreilirrele and suninl birds of
•t•fltes' tint. whole of it: mill get. No one teutehes 4this pert of thecountry his' o 140 per.
Mr..i, teeth. having g.0: his 1 ult'r a
teeee lue►''.fe ltevei(*414 emit .44.':, j34v.. dentin' ranstu4tngirte4heutl:+tinTilnttl a-
nitil III full .'4s'retie'a. he Is tom Omar- 144 ,i•8'144 it would hive tenni 3414 he l' giving bale•
ed tea ulcal+u6t1'tore eider cin the shortest . been enevesein4i --Tho I. 0. F. of Eeett'1S intend hay-
notice.
aynotice. Factory a4u4 hill 2 hlesehs westGoing. Oat. • Inn; a grand convert in the neer future.
1 of 11aw1'.itis' 141 41,1. t Vali s,+Iieiteell.;. That new splpets in veri'eus quarters; We HIV In:ln'eet Holnetbing ill titre way
M portslnen's Reim. - l of (Uremia a144e1 the 1'Deite•41 Stites sientl:.' of .t rive treat.
tin to the,, 8siaa:±¢n:tti s depot sit t`f4era In commendation of the 0010 clt$tnm ;lusty Areelkt r, sister of Mr.. R. II.
S'iu4i4 Mid ;: e• big 0* 1.1.r.4te•'1 remelt? 1*1 rene'14411'4444 thltl445 (*5 UIi114e11ir4".t Archi r. of \Ikons null:,, leahe s this
tine "n°Ilei 1tn e'r :ulel tine lj1•olde t* favor. 1 e 1 e mr7rnlu ler Nine York, , ht i 11her
111.41 is innsne•111•4 AMU u!! 9414*4aly of ra41011 ti aeni, a for to tt4v 14 tas 114114 h r1s as 4tit rof 44 5 to 1.1r44g►le°
(-purse 414' a. beidel pail' tee Wee a wielel-
l'rol,nl4tiit}e, i i11 g tour. a11(1 It at fir: t required melt
An old in1411,ita4nt Aaa 4.=••isntns• re, coitr tgo to bread: through the custom.
and don't sun negmt it, 11014 11111/1411131Whilce )iridal trips ;are yet quite £ash•
summer never enlneli until after tale 4 11411111]+, mei (!1.4+11 en'.', ..fry., they are
first snowfall nor man after the 191)1 not 110w considered i'+ ea'11!tlb)e, We
of November." If 1ti e$i hang any Indian 1 believe that ill ten s' . ',"!4.•t', as km
stunner in stork theeee is time yet to tourwill he the exception rather than
put it on the mar KR. y t111e rule, and we welcome the change.
Execriente. 1lieeg;*lar 1.dveertising>
in addition to tletoiaer bring the i if you w•auat to be lweithy you must
coldest October 5iue0 141741, the numhei e eat ae gularly, as sonans twenty will not
of rainy dans was the greatest in that 1 serve von for tomorrow. '1'o be well
month since the observations were be- and hearty tett at every (ileal time -to
gun in the. Provinces with the except- 11e ployla'rous in business advertise
ion of 1804, when 22 rainy days were! regularly. Stop the eve and you starve
wooded. The rainfall 4088 not nitwit i and din Stop t34 other and your bust -
above thleaveeraae.11otFever. Niece tikes tree amptinn and dies also.
Xear4y" a. Fire. ! Slem te',lie ..1 -•ettisingt is ince le:v tn„ a
. On Saturday last, while some of the least and a ' :mine --mare 1atain a titan -- • There 1s tome talk of a f o; al Black
employees of Mr, Ju'. Piet -are were en. feast as a re. e ---and is never eniefine- preceptory being started in Exetere by
gagedintrimrningandfixing the lamps, tors. To teas•o out your as:tri in Bull the Orangemen of tliis and adjoining
by some means the oil can got upset tunics is lil:ly killing :e. a" l,orets Ineaautit. villages. The ideaa, is a good one and
spilling tare oil all over the floor amen lir is a little lanai+. it, is ill dull times should be carried out.
a lighted lain got upset also sattin„ the most advertising should be done,
p ~r. and it is in dull times tllait advertisi4 -The Seaforth Expositol•isendeavor-
lira, to the oil fire s and the i hed eb aor flOOy is t1»' most effective,. as more notice, 13 ing to infuse new life: into our two conn -
vera serious damaget WAS 40110.
Any taaken of printer's ink than at any ie .i+er ty ,ledges and the county crown-attor-
ney
y at Goderich-calling public :Men-
tion to their lethargy* in the conduct of
public business.
ing roeslls widen is sure to please :111.
n -Quite a nutnher Satre' on the Niel.
list, amongst the number ie Mrs. Theles.
Acheson. We hope to 4.0011 hear that
all have reeovcred.
-Mr. A. St:mini:e, who has been at
Sault Ste Marie. for sumo time past,
arrived home on Tuesday t venmg,
loakiu ;' as natural AS ever.
-Sunday. all day mother earth was
covered with a soft white mantle of the
beautiful. Old Sol, however, still main -
mined his superiority and soon put it t0
flight ,
-Mr. E. Floody, of Clinton, was in
town during last week. He, together
with Wm. Sanders, were paying official
visits to all the Orange lodges in the
Biddulph District.
TEOI
Poultry,.B.utter...
,
and 9ll lids a
PA,21/34
FROI) LIGE
A: Draw Game.
It would seem au Ontario law inhibits
farmers from fetching fowl to market
without being "drawn." Amount our
exchanges we noticed parties having,
been mulcted in fine and'eosts for dis-
regarding the statue referred to. Far-
- had better take warning and
avoid placing themselves in the clutch-
es of informers.
why not indeed.
"Why don't you trade with me?"
said a closefisted tradesman toa pub-
lisher in a neighboring town th.e other
day. `Because," was the characteris-
tic answer, " you have never asked me
sir. I have looked all through the
papers for an invitation in the shape of
an advertisement, but in vain. I never
go where I am not invitee."
The Correct Caper.
In a crowd, entering a room, going
to a seat in chinch or theatre, or where -
ever it may be, a lady should never
hesitate about going ahead. Uncertain-
ty about this rule often causes awk-
wardness. The lady, in public, at least,
is entitled to first place, and on all
occasions, when With an escort, goes
ahead of him whenever they cannot go.
' side by side.. •
A. new Style ofPost Card.
The•Post Office Department willissue
a new style of postal card. It is much
like the double card of the present pat-
tern. The back folds are split diagon-
ally and open like a pointed star. The
four corners are folded and joined to
the centre, with'a piece of gummed
paper This caid weighs less than half
an ounce, and will contain leo more
writing than the present card, the only
advantage being greater privacy.
falt
tune.
Connell Proeeedin„s.
Council met on November 10th with
all the members present. A nember of
accounts were, passed and orders grant-
ed. By-law No. 15, to appoint deputy -
returning officers to hold.eext election
of municipal councillors was read and
passed. Tho nominations for reeve
and councillors to be held at 7.30 p. m.
instead of 12 o'clock noon as formerly.
The treasurer was instructed to prepare
a detailed statement of receipts, expen-
diture, assets and liabilities, etc., up to
16th December for publication. Mr.
Creech to have a hot-air register put
in the clerk's office. Statuary meeting
to be held on the 15th December at 7
o'clock p.m. Meeting adjourned until
that date.,
-Locals like hens teeth, very scarce-
-A lot more new goods at. Parkin-
son's.
-Two funerals passed through town
this week. • ,
-Read Senior's change of "ad" in
this issue.
-All wool white blankets for $2.50
et Parkinson's.
-No place for economical prices like
Parkinson's.
-Mr. I. Handford is suffering with a
sprained ankle:
-Mr. D. McColl, of Redgerville, leaves
this week for Europe.
-An advertisement appears in an
American paper reading thusly: Agents
wanted for fast selling articles needed
in every family. It catches them all.
Samples light, clean and can be carried
in the. vest pocket. Send 20 eta., for
sample and rake in all that's going." It
wail answered by a resident of a neigh-
borieg township, who received by re-
turn mail as package containing one
flue tooth comb.
For which the highest
CASH OR TRADE
-A man who subscribed for a down
south paper for three months writes:-
"I want to pay my subscription, but I
am a little short of money; so I send
you half a dozen eggs. Put 'em under
a sittin' hen and they'll hatch out
enough chickens to pay for a year's
subscription." The editor was not dis-
mayed, and next week asked for sone
one to send him a hen that he might
try the experiment.
A Dian Can't do what he Likes.'
Mr. John Winlow,of Esduesin;;adver-
tised an auction, the goods to be sold
by himself. Mr. Winlow had no auct-
ioneer's license, and after the sale Wal-
lace Dent laid'information against liim,
and he was fined $20 and costs for ; not
having.license, one half of the fine
went to the prosecutor..
Clydesdales for Canada.
The Edinburgh Agriculturist states
that during the last nine months there
-Miss Katie, Gould has returned were exported from Scotland 2,964
from visiting in Goderich Clydesdale stallions.. Of the number
-H. L. Billings Dentist for artificial .exported 1,671' or more than epic half,
went to British North Amer
teeth: Office over O'Ne'l's Bank.
America and
568 to the United States: The county
-Seaalettes for $5 and 68 at Parkin- of Huron takes its share of those com-
son's. That downs 'einall. ing to Cenade,
COMMERCIAL UNION
ore nothing about with the U. S, butdo desire Union
with the citizens of wetter and sm'1'oundiil:g country
Owing to the depression of the market, 1 halve been
able to purchase my uewr stook much below the
regular wholesale pricers and will give my
customers the benefit of it My steek
1 i1D.siSts of
=► cts
aaasowaxel
The prices of which are in no way influenced IT Custo-
ms', Duties or other tax imp itions 1 do not give .y goods
away, but sell them at the low est figure consistent with
business principles. l'ad'ies rn u-ant.ofooth, consulttheir
oil m interests by e ,al ing my stock betbre purcba singelse-
wihere. Remember this is zf new sta(:'k,.
trou be show Goose
Farm Prodw taken at Market
Prices.
PRICES First Door north of the Town Hall,
,.. ='.e'
PARKINSON.
WILL BE PAID.
C. Ker
' you warn 1 omething nice
1F Y Ota WANT *4
traY Z111/3
Neat Hair Cit
(.°A;1414 .AT THE
Central Barber Shop,
'aAaa5aa 's Block,
A. Hastings,
Pito FTOR.
CLOTHING
A. J. SUL
loCain,
EXETER OENf..ARI
Has now in stock
ALL 6Na 111111:11
IN THE FOLD 1WIN( LINES :
West of England Suitintre and Trans
Grin ',s,
Seetelt Tweed. Suitings and Trouser-
Ings.
French and English Worsted Cloths
All made up in the Latest
Style, at best Rates.
A. IT. SI LL.
FOR
ASK
J. H. NORTBCOTT
TOC C. 14 WITH .. LA).tea BLS
Or call and see tome of itis
NEQUA .LED UNS.';.1.ND OAKES
'Wedding, School and Party Cake
MADE AT TIlF 1iit tl1'f'Ew '
3.... H. Northcutt,
()pP) * ri`'I"'J4(}%V1t HALL.
a.in`Stl'act - _ - Exetea.
NOTICE !
Having recently built a New Factory,
I am now better prepared to fur-
nish my Customers, and all
who favor me with a call,
with all kinds of
la MLLE,
OEN, ETC.,
ON SHORTEST NOTICE.
TURNING DONE
-WITH-
cauica riess
-AND_-
=espatch..
All orders by Mail or Otherwise
Promptly attended to.
A CALL SOLICITED.
A. COTTLE.
F WANT
DIRE3 Ititort, Etts
CAL, ON
BISSETT BROS.
They are offering their En-
tire Stock at prices that
will Astonish you.
A Call Solicited.
BISSETT BROS.
There is a Machine OH called
D I E
IT IS MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
McCOLL BRQS1TOONTO, ONT1.:
See that Barrels are branded with the Trade Mark, LARDINE
If not, do not tak it, as it is only spurious oil they '
are offering you so as to, make more money
. out of you.
FOR . SALE BY
Bassett Bros.,
July -26-'88. EXETER.