HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-12-27, Page 5London Huron & BruceRailway
Goias; Nauru---Tx;+iz: Tanz,r-Pass'nr,
London, depart....8,05 .. z , ; 4,25 r,
Liman Crossing -8.47 , 8.47 .. , 5.20
Clandc1oye. ,8.52.,,.,5.28
Centralia.- .9.05.. 5.45
EXETER - .9.16. , 5.57
Hensait ........ .,9.28...,,,6.09
z .ippon,,.... ,,,. 9.34.... 6,17
13ruce5eld ... , , . , :9.42... 6.26
Clinton,,.,, ,, .1,0.00,,„,,, 6.45
Londesboro' ,,,,'.10.19,.,.,, 7.03
1;lytlz 1028 ,,,. 7.12
I3elgr.ave, ,. , , , .10,42 , , 7.27
VV"ingham ... , .. ,11.00,,,7.45
Goxxo Solana Passenger,
Wing beans ... , , . 7.05 Aar8,40 eat,
Belgrave , . , , , . 7.24. , ,. . , 4,00
Myth , , 7,38 4.15
Londcsboro... , . 7.47- ... , , 4.25
Clinton . , .:8,07 . , , 4.45
Brumfield -... ; , .. 8.26. , 5;04
i ippen.......,,, 8.31,.,,., 5.12
Ilens:mll.. , . , ...... 8.41. 5.19
EXETER. ,, 851: . 5.83
Centralia 907.., ,. 5.45
.......5.569.18...... l 56
Lucriu Crossing. - 9.24.. , , . , 6.02
London, arrive., .10.15 , 6.45
EXETER ERIK SE
Red Winter, per bushel„ .$1.00 to 1-00
White cc . , , 1.00 to 1-6
Spritlg;..„ ,,,,,,.. 1.00 to 1.00
R.trlt*;• , , , . , , .. , , 48 to 56
. 30 to 32
Uats,, •••• •
Eggs per dot 18 to 18
Eggs
putter, kl(,r,l . 1s, to 20
jenter, Crocks
...............1('tn 18
tees' per lig, . .5 to 6
Turkey perp.,, ,, 7 to 8
ViEnl, 1 t ti
n 18
Potatoee pr bush.... - 80 to 85
.Nay per ton .... 122.•00 to 18.00
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AesnAs's Tin now
at3ic Meeting,
meeting of Leb;anf+n Forest leeige�.
A. 1". & A. M., will be hold title t a e'ni ag,
Every member requested to. l•e pexis, m.t.
Found.
On Main St, a few days ago,a parcel
a, 1
en:tt:tiniue' dr.'s,.~ goads and a pair of
1:tike's hos'. Looser can have same hy
applying, at this fink*.
1['rr'.e':ataiton.
Ott C'hriettaas drive h: Messrs \\'* hes
Breis, presented to the Tri vitt Memorial
dot eh. at h miaow font in zut'mory of
Wife of 31r. Wm. Weekes,
k t, r�ana ta>,s•,KterEa.
I'r�'alt oysters at Geo. Sanders, by the
'
quart or sett** up by the plats' evoked
or raw. Just look at our stork of cnn-
feetione'rr awl sporting' goody. all fresh,
new ;ansa f rst
S,Arvit'es were held at the Trivia
Memorial church. and were well attend-
ed Christmas flay. Tim musieni part of
the sirr vice was excellent and the ehnir
deserve emelt credit. Mr. Wadsworth,
rth,
of Montreal presided at the, organ.
nark Agatha
• 3. W. Lruderiek is in town and has a
baai;up stock of Bankrupt goods con-
si':ti g of dry -goods groceries &c., to-
g; gain r with the. best stock of NewY ears
Pres. arts you haveoverseen. Give him
a call. 4 (Lena north of the post alive.
Farmers Institute.
The Farmers' Institute for South
Iliiron Will meet in Exeter, on the 16th
nod lith of Jan. next.' Two of the
Professors from the Agricultural Col-
lege are expected to be present, also a
geed staff of local speakers will ;address
the meeting on Subjects in connection
with Agriculture.
Weather i aniteba.
Everybody remarks "what fine weath-
er we ua having." For the benefit of
our Ontario friends, we inform them
that in this part of the country, al-
- though there has been a slight flurry
of snow, their is none now, the days are
bright and cl. ar, just enough frost to
prevent farmers from ploughing, but
not enough to keep the dust from fky
ting, %Ve gnestiail if anywhere in the
world,better fall weather weather could
be hod than we are having in Southern
Manitoba. Deloraino Times.
church Opening.
The proceedings
oft'e o
h peeing of
the Trivitt Memorial Church has, been
unavoidably crowded out of this issue
but will appear hi our next.
l eetal 1Rofornu. -
The newest thing in wedding tours
is sensationally called the Fthoneymoon"
Neither bride nor groom has .any idea
o£ where they aro going. The best
man .arranges it a11; prepares the
scheme of travel and the plan of cam-
paign, and gives the bride -groom .a
paper with the whole thing drawn up
and a sehedulo of arrangements made
as he steps into the carriage, when the
happy pairhsve the whole new fruitful
subject to diseuss as the opening con-
versation of their married life instead
of having it worn threadbare during
preliminary engaged period,
Christmas 'Weather rz•overbs.
A warm Christmas, a cold Easter.
A light Christmas, a. heavy sheaf, A
green Christmas, a white Easter, A
green Christmas makes a fat graveyard.
A wind on Christmas day, trees will
bring much fruit. If Christmas finds as
bridge he'll break;, it; if he finds none,
he'll make one. If ice will beat a yuan
before Chris*.utas it will not bear, a man
afterward. The shepherd would rather
see his wife enter the stable on Christ-
mas day than the sun. If the sun shines
through the apple -trees on Christmas
day thine will be an abundant crop the
fallowiug year.
Calming
Thos. Spear, M. D., Surgepu Se.. M. C.
. S.G.S. and L. T, C. D. Head office,
St. Thomas. The great East Indian
Physician and Surgeon, for the treat-
ment of all ,chronic diseasesand diseases
cubo to ;m
'.smarwomen, forv "�
m a bleb e s
i
P
h so
y'.s'1i uali i 1, will 1r,+ , t +Central
Hotel, Exeter nal Friday Jan. 4thfrau
8 a.m. to :a. p. m. One day ouly, Pat -
lents please eall early, Persons suffer-
ing from diseases that have baffled the
skill of the local phy sieaaus should not
omit this fnvo'able opportunity of see-
ing him. Ile has been educated in
i colleges
nearly all the - eolla,�e.s mn Europe, has
been in than army, of the United and
BritiGli arm; , and hoe cireaimmn:avinzt-
ed the globe. Consultation free. Re
member the date-.
Yeeess1ty for 1'ttreAir.
Now thnt cold weather is begHnmaing
the thirsty householder eloses up all
the vre..'� ieesaround. the doors and put
on the stems). windows, so as to eeonom-
iaE� fns hugs l keep the house warm with-
out w..sting any of the heat from tate
stove or furnace. But the same thrifty
householder makes a mistake;fuel may
be s wy'el' but money will hem last in en-
feebled phy ie t1 force, bodily disease
and doctor's bills. .Nair' air is as imt.c-
eteetry to p erfeet hoalth in winteras in
summer. Open windows and doors
are moot advisable in tis iute'r it is just as
advisable to keep out every breath of
ail' a s it wr.0:t1 h!% to open the house,
wide. Let a little fresh air in occass-
te+nnity . even if you had to put on more
Sire, and above all let your rooms be so
M.
arisn i I atn
arranged tint some perind of the day
the window's can be thrown open and
the house a"Slushed" with pure air. That
is as necessary. as 'tSlushing" a sewer
with clean water.
a'iraiturs.
. canon, those who spent Christmas
with friends here, we notice the follow
ik'givald Elliot and wife, of
'Toronto; :the Ilex McQueen, of Sault
Ste Marie; i.aac Carling jr., 'Toronto;.
A. A. C'. 1)enovan, 'Toronto; Miss Bella
3"eekell, Sarnia: WV m. Brookes, of Massey
Man. Co., Toronto; Win. Ryan, Chicago;
'Wm. Himmel:, Michigan; Wilbert Matn
nm
charaeter, and backed by business tact
And one • render energy, z n er ltim in every re
spect worthy the honorable position he
occupies. And now gentlemen as a
slight token of our csteem and cenfid'
.enee, we beg your acceptanee of this
seey and char, together With this ad-
dress.. Hoping continued • prosperity
may be yours, and with sincere '+wishes
fee the happiness of yourselves and re-
spective families, We are gentlemen
and. employees. Yours truly. I1.
Eaerett, J 14feL aughliia corn,
Gpsxr nun;a.--we have listened With
very great pleasure to the excellent ad-
dress you have jut presented,we think
yon have manifested superior judge-
ment in the selection of such as useful
gift, whieh in this connection is quite a
pleasant innovation. We appreciate
very highly this tangible expression of
your regard for and confidence in the
firm of W. IL Verity 4 Sol?. Your
choice we consider is an excellent one,
•combiningboth comfort andusofulucss,
During a inanu£aeturing history of
over thirty-two years, we have always
endeavored to display before you an
example of diligence in busluess,and we
aroglad to be ableto s aythatwebelieve
we have a staof workmen amend to
none in the province, for honesty, sobri-
ety sand faithfulness in the discharge of
their work, and we trust you will en-
deavor to help sustain the reputation
of the firma as manufacturers by turn-
ing out good reliable work, always re•
mnembering that whatever is worth •
doing is worth doing well. We have
endeavored to place at your disposal.
some of the very best labor saving ap-
pliances known in Canada or the lxnit-
ed States, and during these times of
such close competition, we trust yon
will always evidence a. willingness to
ag
aoo •s
_d am work ] t advantage
t and to the 12�s � 1 f
xa
all such useful tools, that are intended
to facilitate the more rapid discharges
of the work. Believing as we do that
the maunfacturer who holds to the old
way of doing work by Mind or poor
tools, will soon find his business drifting
into other channels, and Isis men seei.-
n
Memployment.h e
elsewhere. . tis Itert'. Tm work-
man
m1.
maim wo is most considerate of his
employers interests, is the man who is
the most likely to rise to positions of
trust and responsibility, It is a source
of pleasure to us, to And you the pos-
sessers of such comfortable homes thnt
rxtaany aamechanles of our cities would
feel proud of and we also note the pros-
perity that has attended your efforts in
conjunction with our own. We desire
to make worthy mention of your sobri-
ety and general ;oed deportment as
during our entire business history we
have never had any serious trouble
such as strikes, which is in lleative of
discontent. We trust the events of the
!attire may be. as conducive to our
mutual prosperity as theyjhaavo been in
the past.. We regret that we will not
be able to continue our former practice
of granting a week's holidays during
stock taking between Xmas and New,
Years, seeing we aro so pressed for im-
mediate shipments of goods to the
Northwest, and have also a. great de -
mond from our local agencies. 'We
would therefore respectfully ask that
you make your holiday season as short
as possible but if any of you have made
airy delinato arrangements, we would
not care to interfere with you. Thank-
ing you again very kindly for this
beautiful chair and socy and wishing
you all a merry Xmas and happy New
Year. We are yours truly
W. II. V nnrry & Sox.
Arlen's,
-Mud? mend? mud?
-A happy New Year to all.
ring, Toronto; Arch McDonell, London; -Christmas passed off very
David Bissett, Windsor; Homer Kins
man; Abe. Davis, London; John Mills,
of Times. St. Thomas; Samuel Charley,
Detroit; Luke Panner and sister, of
London; .lar. Wm. Stanlake,Sand Beech,
Mich.; Robert Brownlee; Arthur Balk-
awill, London; Mr. Bert Grigg and wife,
Montreal; Bennie Grigg, Guelph; Mr.
Peters, Architect, London, 11. Cox,
London; John White, Windsor; Chris
P:alsdon, Scsforth; Mrs. A. Q. Bobier,
London; Dan Dyer, Zurich; Mr. and
Mrs. Fife, Ailsa Craig; Mr. and Mrs,
McTavish, Detroit; .Fred Gidley, Mich.;
Fred Carr, Sarnia.
Address and Presentation,
On Saturday the employees of Messrs
W. H. Verity & Son presented their
employers with a. beautiful walnut
chair and soy;. which was purchased
from the establishment of Mr. S. Gidley
together with a nicely worded address
framed in a very appropriate style, to
which the firm replied in veiy fitting
and feeling terms. Below is a copy of
the address and reply: -
"W. H. VERITY & SON, EXETER.
GENTLEMAN: -Aware that we are on.
the eve of a new . era in the business
1listoryof your manufactory, we your
employees deem it a sitting time to give
expression to the esteem and confidence
in which yoti are held by us. Inreview-
ing the past we are pleased to notice
continued progress and prosperity in
'all your enterprise.s,so that from a com-
petitively
omperitively small business your establissh
ment to -day plays no unimportant part
among the Iarge industries of our
country. Of the senior member of the
firm in whose eniploynieint many of us.
have spent the greater portion of out
wokiag years, with pleasure and pro-
fit, we bear.thiswilling testimony', that
wo have always found hitt just and up-
right in all dealings with us, kind ` and
courteous in his treatment, and ever
ready with;words of encouragement or
approbation to cheer us,in our toil. ..01
,the junior zirember of the firm,we would
say that having known him from boy
hood and :wrought by his side for'yeai's,
we would-be blind indeed had we not
discovered in him many of . the excell-
ent eh-uacterics of. which have endear-
edhis hQnored father to us all. ' We
also s1.y. "as skilled workmen" that his
genrnS as a mechanic 1,5.' of no ar'dinaar
in town.
quietly
-Mr. Muir, is visiting friends at
Paisley,
-I)r. Lutz and family are visiting
in Sarnia.
-New Years gifts will soon be the
order of the day.
-Miss Lucy Southcott is visiting
friends in London.
-Mr. Chas. McGregor, of Toronto,
is visiting W. Sweet V. S.
-Mrs. Clement and sister, are visit-
ing friends in Listowell.
- Mr. Graham, of St. Thomas, is
spending a few days in town.
-Don't forget to write 1889 on your
letters after Monday next.
-This is the last issue of the ADVO-
CATE for 1888. Good bye '88.
--The weather for the past few days
has been rathermu:ddy•and fall like.
-The mail train from the south was
one hour late on, Saturday evening.
-Municipal nominations will take
place on Monday next in the town hall.
-The Treasurer's report for the vil-
lage of Exeter, has been printed and
posted up.
-Alb in need :of Ncnr Year presents
will do 'well to consult our advertising
columns.
-Saturday and Monday were two
very busy days, and our merchants
did a rattling business.
- The Ontario Legislature' will be
summoned for the dispatch of business
on January 24th 1889.
-Miss Donagh, who has been visit-
ing friends here for the past feiv weeks
has returned to her home in G oderich.
-Mr. H. Gt, Brewer at one tinie man-
ager of the Molsons Bank here, attend-
ed the opening of the Trivitt Memorial
church on Sunday.
-From the return of the Clerk of the
Peae Goderich, seventy-nine cases eeere
tried in the county during the three
months ending Dec. 11th,
- The election of School .Trustees
,took place .on Wednesday afterxioon.
Mr. W. 1 H. Verity's term expiring with
this year, Mr. W. Hoskins was elected
by acclanatiou,
Before another issue of the ADVO-
CATE
the municipal
pot will be ssta-
merzng.
-Beautiful sills h,andkcrchiefa for
New Years presents at the Big Bank-
rupt Store.
-A. meeting of the Conservative;
Association of Exeter, will beheld in
the near future.
--Judge Toms, of Goderich, paid an.
official visit to the Exeter I. 0, 0: F
last evening.
- .-Sealettes and mantle cloths for 50
eta on the dollar and cut free of charge
at the Big Bankrupt Store.
-We are glad to notice that Mr.
Harry Saniw ell is able to be up out of
bed again, after his severe illness,
..Ready made clothiug and over-
coats for men and boys away down
below cost at the Big Bankrupt .Store
--The proprietors of the Central Hot
are 'at present busily engaged in put
ting ire escapes throughout their hate
RCIAL:
T
I Dare nothing,' about with the U. S,, but I do desire Union,
with the citizens of Exeter and surrounding country
r
Orin. to the depression y
,� e els ess2on of the market, r have he'll
able to purchase. my new stock Iunch below the
regular � wholesale prices, and will give my
customers the benefit of it. My- stock
consists of
" "xy- C-4cca. , a-xooex es,
I -Mats az Com, ' c cat
Cxocex •
: tG� !'cam _ =te„
. The rices of which are in no way in 12e T
,. p � fl laced b� Cllssto-
1 Ins, Duties or other tar impositions, I do not 'ire 1')3;Vs goods
1. �
away, but sell them at the owcst figure consistent.,,. d
��ltll good
business principles.. Parties in want of goods, consult their
own interests by examining mystock before purchasing el
where. Remember this is a new stock.
No trouble
Farm Produce taken at Market
Prices
First Door north of
the `.fQVpn. Hall,
PARKINSON.
-Black satin merges and all kinds
of black dress goods away down below
wholesale prices at the Big Bankrupt
Store.
-The anmival meeting of the County
Crange Lodge of South Huron, will
meet in this village on Tuesday, Feb.
5th, 1889.
An immense stock of gents' ties,
collars, culla and underclothing for
about half price at the Big Bankrupt
Store,
----Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Ilason,of Forest,
are visiting friends in and, ;around
Exeter, during the C'hristanas and New
Y ears h$deass.
•- - e h•nnkd1 a cull from Mr. R. Stein-
,
back, of Zurich. c u Tuesday last. Re
will attend the ilotierieh Haigh School
dully the coming term.
--The turkeyta and geese were
great dein u.'.al� en Monday evening.
Not a prose could be purchased at
eight o'elok in the evening.
.--Another large
bankrupt t stock . of
boots, shoes, over' hos's :and rubbers just
opened nut at the Big Bankrupt Store.
Lndirs'overehoers for 74 ets.
---Tie' Loyal tarain a District Lodge„
of Biddulphwill ynn,esne at Lueaau on
the 8th January, kala' Every repre-
ntm.tive is requested to attend.
---Exeter L. (IL. No, 924, will hold
their regular meeting on 4th January.
Every member 3teEpnested to attend, as
important business will be transacted.
•_- 4erehants state that the Christmas
trade this year was about on a par
with that of 11st. but with good sleigh-
ing it would have been much better,
-Capt. Walt Andrews of the Exeter
Volunteer Co. will go to London k►iilit-
ary College for examination early in
the new year: We hope you are suc-
eessfnl 1ti'alt.
--.Mrs. Isms who was visiting
friends in Flint Mich, died very sud-
denl•yhiko there. Tier remains ar-
rived here on Tuesday and were laid
In their last resting place.
--Mr. M. ()two]] of St. Marys,who was
Arrested on Tuesdey for being insane
and dangerous, writes to an exchange
to say that on being examined it was
found not to he insanity that troubled
Min, but an nverplus of shrewdness.
-A man in New Hampshire who was
sned for a debt of $4 mode oath in
court that he had never been worth
over $7 at any one time in his life, and
that his income was not over $1. per
year.
-We are very sorry to hear of the
death of V' Ir. Alfred Drew, who was re-
siding at Los Anglos, Cal. He died on
Tuesday at two o'clock,at the residence
of L. Thorn. His' remains will be
brought here for interment. Alfred
was a general favorite of the young
gentlemen and all will be sorry to hear
of his sudden demise.
-Miss Nellie Gregory, who has been
engaged for some time as teacher on
8rd eon., left for her home in Exeter,
last Monday morning. She will be
greatly missed as he was the general
favorite with the little folks, and she
'rill also be missed from the choir of
the -Ontario St. church, Clinton. It is
her Present intention to attend the Nor-
mal school for a time. -News Record.
--A. new infantry drill hook will be
issued shortly to go into effect on and
after the 1st of Jan. It will repay the
present "Field Exercise" and will be
known as "infantry Drill" Many of
the old regulations are greatly simpli-
fied, among the changes made being a
return to the old command of "form
fours," provisions for guiding of com-
panies by sergeants, one for each flank
both, in line and eolumn;ancl the chang-
ing bf titles of "senior" and junior"
mayor to that of .'right" and "left"
Mayor.
-While Dec. 21 is by a sort of coin -
mo consent, . reckoned "the shortest
day" in the year -that is between sun
up land sun clown -it is not so in strict
fact.` The 22nc1 is the sane in short-
ness, for
hortness,.for while sunset is one minute
late • on that day, sunrise is also a. min •
-
ute later,: leaving things even at the
close. 'Balt on the 23rd.there is a set
back, for while the sins sets on that day
one Minute later thait on the 21.st, sun-
rise is two minutes later, leaving the
c.hainpion short day by one. minute.
Atter. the 2Srcl there is! a sort of wobble
for several days until: about the 25th or
25th, when the process of lengthening
the Buys really begins, leaving the
sunlight hours at tkie'close of the ' year
(Dec; 30) about two minutes longer
than the'2lst.
TCJ T'kI; ISEAF.- 4. person cureccl;'of DetXf
�Jla ,,ess;,tnd noise* in tale h a d. of '3 �efuYs'
staiidsne, by :i, .sityttle reneecly, -will scud a
'd,eseriptxon of ib Fiu e to any person, who Crp
phos to NscnoLsos, 30 St. John St.: llioni,real:
11.3`:-488. ty
ITY IS.THE TRTJE TR&T OF
MA.PNESS.
NSRTIICOTT
NOW
A
UNS
CAKES Etc.,
IIT.,
every Description Made to Order..
J.
H. Northcott
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL.
air Street
ZzeteZ,.
S�09CS, T9I�Wal'e, K�1'fi�d�1'�,
IF .fWANT
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rentsaerate
oso
They are offering their En-
tire Stock at prices that
will Astonish you.
A Call Solicited.
ISS TT
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There is a Machine OH called
IT IS MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
cCOLi rms TOR:rNTO, ONT1
See that Barrels are brancl.ed. with the Tracie Mark, LARDINE'
If not, do not take it, as it is only spurious oil they
are offering you so as to make more money
0 : out of you.
FOR SALE BY
July -96-'88.
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