HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-3-7, Page 4THE } 1I1: A. Anus is talking of disposing
of his beeriness toia lea ';sag; tD�Yn,
ter Ab !; , ' ?* The Nueva sermon of the )ate David
Welsh was preached iu the .1 atteuhury
Wax. SANDERS, Editor,
Thu
adaY: Xarch 7t12, 1889,
st, Church out Sunday evening last.
Mr. J. C. Gilroy of this town was oue
of the passengers of the illfated
train which was wrceke L at St. George
tl(;11t , last week,
a A, lame amount of stock has been
J. Dempsey. big conceal on Friday
evening enin6, last was a grand sucee$s newts
scally, financially and otherwise, Iso, AlI
t
11reseat • enjoyed thettiselvc"s iu h firs
class• manner, Mr.. Dempsey. deserve
gnat •pritiat for the uaaanuer in which
he got lip the entertainment, The
selections were varied and draw fort
rounds of applaause from the aaudienc
The' Exeter Quartette, consisting of
Messrs. Ruse, Senior, Roberts acid U ir-
woad were encored every' tine, Prof.
?aeon}-, of Tutton, brought down the
house in the rendition of ^�3Iedieiale
,Jack" and the "Frenchman." Prof.
Money has unproved much of late and
now stands seeoud to none as as eonnie
sillger. Mr. D Tait was well received
Yat his #first piece and respolalled to the
*more ill his always affable manner.
The,, instrumentals by Messrs. Callander
and Dawson, of liinkton, were well
rendered. The chub swinging by Shier
And Pope was done in excellent style'
and ahliost equal to that done in the
cities, Mir, Doupee is a :good, all aarotind
athlete and has entire control of the
clatlls. Thc� tableau entitled "Jumping
Toothache" was not up to the st;azlttaartt
as the performers, whose 'faces ,tare
blackened, bad their backs to the andi.
cave, The stump speech by Mr Geo.
Hodgins, Lump, was rendered, in as
style that only 31r. Hoagies can assume
wlieh caused a great deal of laughter.
Tars Harry Brown favored the audaenee
with a few of his best; selections, Read-
ings by Philip Halls and G. W. Holman
completed the entertaiaanient 'with the
exception of a few aneedotes told by
the chairman Mr. G. W. Holman one
of which ran as follows: A. newly wed.
ded couple were away on their weddin
tour when one day the groom w
locking very ; ad. Ila;* wife, noticing
sometlahag wrong, said 'atom), dear.
what are you thinking about.' -'0h,'
he
says "I am dant:br what tt nada
.aro'having now; also tof the
ht tl ys will be tanrn away from
Me and laoaa° start;• I Kill AWL lea fact
I was washing it was all over,' After
theas
1a. tie and scald t
al cies.
Was assed annual at which all did
;ample justice after which ail repaired
to their sever41 homes well satisfied
with the evening's perfarinance.
sttbscribtd for already for the proposed
furniiture factory and, a committee has
been appointed to prosecute Ole ean''as
for snbseriptions,
s 1 it is understood that a coaubinatioua
has been formed auuongst the salt
manufacturers of this section with head
h quarters at Clinton and M. Juo, Rans
e, ford as secretary. This means an in,
erease an the prices of salt,
At the weetinae of the creditors of Mr
R. M. Bacey at the Grand Union hotel
last week. Mr; ?David Welsh one of the
creditors,and a respectable citizen drop,
ped dead. The funeral took place on
Friday last to eetnetery.
It is currently reported that the cele,
prated Greenway correspondent of the
Tunes who wrote the very 'able? arti.
cies of the Stat November celebration
last fall la a resident of Clinton and is
still a live, very modest titan and full
of inuocenee,.
Mr. Jas Moore has sold ant his gree,
ery business to Mr. J, \v, Ir win of To-
ronto, who will carry on the saauae, 3Ir
Irma isa gentleman of a Iarge e;xper-
Yenee as well as of capital and will no
doubt do an extensive trade here,
Au Irish "eviction"took place here
on Monday last, the parties to the trans
;action being an English landlord and
aria Irish tenant from Galway, The
tenant's wife remarked that "brad as the
Quid Counthry was, this was tin toines'
worse.";,
Fartjullar,
To lata for Iwet week.
, D. and W. Hawknoy, A, Hod -
and d
Miss Martha Moat's were the
este of Mr. Simon Campbell ou $un.
ay last.
Mr. R. and Miss M P. Campbell, and
Mrs. Geo. Gallinger who has been visit
ing their friends forthe past week, re-
turned home on Monday laid,
On Friday evening last, Mr. Thos.
Rundle gave .his litany friends a gra ld
ho
owing lett
r the rough.
statta of the
weather. A limber of he invited guests
from a distance were ar;hsent. The party
was the best of the season and all were
highly pleased with the kind and hos.
__ _ _...._,..„ linable manner in which they were en-
tertained rtained by their .host and hostess. It
Zurich School Beliort, ,i was near daylight when they passed
through our town.
The I.0.1.,coueert on Tuesday even
anti WAS a complete success. At seven
o'tloek the visitors began poring in
and at eight o'clock the: hall was pack-
ed to the doors, after which the chair-
man Afr. Borland opened with a< short
The following is a correct report of
the pupils ofZuriela Public .School for
the month of February:—
St:Niuls D1vtsxoN.
FIFTH CL:t+h. —George Bneh'tatnn.
FOURTH 1_::l.ASS.—�\'. Iles, a'J;3; Jalna
Kibler,42G; E. Steinbnelt, 680; Rosaa speech setting forth the advantages of
llaunelt, 595; Wm. Johuson,569; Emma I the Order to young and old, andiuvit-
Tohnson, 439; Laura. Williams, 529; ung elk intending to insure their lives,
John. Gies, 412; Lydia Strempfer, '383; to do so in the I.0. F., ns it being a.
Annie Lippert, 260; Float Hess, 496. safe and eeononuealcompany. Hethen
Titian mass.- ass - Lydia Koehler, 419; galled upon the performers and the
llorae'e Hardy, 558; E. Becker, 502 ; feeling of the meeting was manifested
Nettie Well, 726; Alf 11oritz, 570; by round niter rotund of applause greet
Louisa. Koehler. 361; E. Ziminerinan ing each one as they c tine forward,
387; W. B ker, 470. after 'which, the meeting broke up by
Staten CLAM—Milton Buchanan. I all singing, God save the Queen. The
725;E. Hess, 708; Ida Brill, 738; Ma- proceeds amounted to $30.
tilda Well, 798; Wm. Derstein, 520; W.,
Schoelllg, 602; E. Sipper, 690; N. Sar.
erns, 362; Emanuel Faust, 651;R. Beck-
er, 440; M. Demuth, 226; Allie Johnson,
559; M. Douu, 430; W. Demuth, 412; T
Happel. 406; Clara Smith, 275; 3fartlia
Strempier, 570.
SiscONT DIvisrox.
Tnmltn CLASS. Leyina Prang, 861;
E, Wurm, 1098; L. Benedict, 1424;
Tillie Johnston, 1296; M. Rummel, 1151;
S. Faust, 961; J. Derstein, 1002; E.
Geiger, 1135; S..a.„lr,aras, 723; M. Ran-
dall, 896; A. Hess, 607; A. Woolley,
384; John Deiehert, 1379; W. 1)um-
inert,1306; E. Schluchter, 39; L. Kibler,
1007..
SECOND Sn. CLASS. --T. Randall, 879;
M. Latta, 321; F. Fuss, 698; C. Sippel,
1202; 11. Bender, 368; G. Steinbach,
1174; Ida Well, 1158; L. Williams,
971; L. Foster, 58.
SECOND JR. CLAss.—F. Holtzmann,
808; L. Dummert, 1100; S. Randal),
518; S. Zimmermann, 639; H. Rupp,
157; R. Hideman, 1091; E. Hauch, 560;
John Weler, 669; M. Kibler, 1238; J.
Johnson, 555; E. Schnell, 445; Fannie
Hatter, 510: Wi liam Greb, 841; L.
Brenner, 843; J. Schivalen, 195; N.
Buchannan, 661; P. Haberer, 759; C.
Williams, 799; L. Deichert, 1048; E.
Moritz, 723; A. Smith, 352; L. Prang,
653; R. Strempter, 571; W. Deiehert,
604; L. Zimmermann, 382; W. Dum-
inert, 439; Thos. Hatter, 27. Average
attendance for the month, 130.
SA.Ir. J. LATTA, . t
SAM. M. HAUCH,) Teachers.
Clinton.
Mr. John Wallace left on Monday last
for Dakota.
Mr. L. H. Dickson barrister of Exeter
passed through here on Monday last for
Goderich.
Mr.
cr -
R.M. Ram- has made an assign-.
b
ment for the benefit -of his, creditors to
Mr. D. A. Forrester. ,
A large number of people -will leave
for Manitoba and the Northwest, on
'ruesdabt f2thinst.
Mr. P. -Welsh is hpme front Michigan
he having come ov„rto attend the fun
c.ralf
o his father. .
It i
s reported that
Mr. Chas.s: Spooner
pooner
lull.
gd into the butchering' business on
leaving the hotel
Mr. Albert lvay hassold out his butch
ring business to Mr. ];l:aaaeke,and , in
tends removing to the''Northtivest.
L. H. Dickson's
List of Real Estate fr Sale
slipo€Hibbsrt,containing s100 nacres,e tThis'
farm will be sold cheap, and on easy terms.
The farm is situated nuday between Seaforth.
and Dublin, on the Huron Gravel Road.
Church and School within WO yards of farm.
Soil the best in the county.A properties
sale on the bember st f toms, includisoe for of
the most desirable residences in town.
Some property in the villages of Centralia
and Farquhar, which. Can be bought cheap.
For further particulars apply to
March 72h,1683. L. H. DICKSON,
lmarrister, Exeter
AUCTION SALE i
t
.40
In Pt. colanh Bite of the villllagetof Exeter, in
the County of Huron laborer, deceased..
There will be sold by Public Auction on
SATURDAY,
rho 16f�da�of�iasoh,'89
on the Premises Simcoe. Street., Exeter, at
the hour of 1 o'clock 'p.m., by Ma. Jour GILL
Auctioneer, subject to such conditions as
shall Hien be produced.
The following valuable Yillage Property,
All and singular that pertain parcel or
tract of land and ppremises situated lying
and being in the Village of Exeter, in the
cn of badeu Province
perches ontai
containing admeasurement nt 16 be
the same more or less being composed of
part of Lot "F" on the map or plan of the
sub -division of part of the north balf of Lot
number
ft
fla e.nt
n the
firstC0
.cession
of the
Township of Lmaborne, known' as "Willis
Survey" and being lot number forty-eight
on the xn ap or plan Of the sub -division of
said lot F, known as "Bissett's survey.
This property is well situated and
has a comfortable 1i storey Frame
House with good brick cellar and a
good Frarne Barn' thereon, also °hard
and soft water.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten ler
m cent. down at Ant , of sato an
.. d
alaace in two weeks without interest:
For further particulars apply to
Alm II. Pincombe or t9 Elliot 4i
Elho:
,
eldministrat ix 'vond'oke solid
E eter. ' Exeter.
THE
WINING
`Ci1l
1.It1 1E11e.
FAVORI"l E.
JOE ONLY SEWING M? CHIKE
�.T-.
THAT OWES ...,,...
PER)
TSAITINCWON
otltcattair 28�M
` UNION S4tMRE,N,Y RAt.LA0,[
arraau,, Rim ATLANTA GIA. T
FQR :epic ax BAHFAISHC9GeCAeL
George Vickers,
Kirldon,
PIENDIB H1SFS
NO CAPITAL REQUIRED
'den from. 25 to sa years eras inereaat
their income locally, or gat permanent en}.
paovntent. My burnoose i5 re.p?d.ly gruniatg
and 'verysaxcoessful. Special nwincementa
Oven W
l; aaiela iucur4 saecess, teeters ,amad ex-
roosestopermanent men, Big commiA.atons
tor. local work ifdeeired. Don't engage until
von write tae. Apply to Fred. N.'oungt New
}aagueuclNutseries,ltecboeter,3i,
IiISSOL
ION S
SAUWELL ricza.ED,
Having dissolved Partnership,the business will in future be
conducted by
RICHARD PICKARD
Weioinorder to reduce the Stock will offer Immense Bargains for the next 30 day..
r
Old Prices ax'a1izo&
Don't fail to see the unprecedented values offered ilr. Dry -Goods, .Boo. Shoee, Mantles, �, ltezd, y
made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furs, Gr eeries, Crockery, &e,
Ladies corsets fon 20c per pair upwards, !lace Curtains 45c.
Ladies and 011.11cIrem gloves from 5c upwards.; Boys Tweed suits $1,,50.
12 i 'realer . Greys Cotton. 3o per yd. upwards.
Fine colored 44 piece Tea!Grey R l
felt� r r� mitts �.�0, He��\ �, all wool, grey flannel for �Qc,
Melts boots 1.55. Tweeds from 350 upwards,
Big Inducements will be offered in all departments, Colne and see for oue l . _
� �eS,
NM PIC
D, Successor 10 Sairiyve1I & Pickard, Exeter.
Eax: ..weU cam► " 5.o a C .'s C7 .0 a to 1, pee
FAlot Moil
4o to
sass,
phis
55 mister.41
we 40411107o%
►t t: we ere a, W Oren, wbe
e7 ts1l eOluur aeW,.tad eyes
ateetk,ian .Meat aereets ler, two
nr, 114le press twtMMe
tato tae *slave isitute.
I Morervaeet; adoptWt,e
sretkmitti,ti.4 mow '* 1. the
*Ma. ottela et, nota,',
1'waist Is tae woad. Aa M
Se etphet tegrlra . (55*,
as wt . W es at owl ter M.
retie rt+tne tat b.sI +ta+rfei-tuutmtoo la tat w.dJ. e,wm 1140
aaesKanl.serr u.r 7 , amts, asews taorthortn Ao.rl.a,
T1atVZ44,VU.,Pts 4'MeAiUimago. *a**,.
7 -have
pts ertroeeii r r•
CO.;•gel tt.f Seca
S. GIDLEY.
THE LEADING
ndertaker
AND
Furniture Dealer
OF THE
N ?
URE
SlckIteadacheandrelieve all the trouble* incl.
dent to a bilious state of the system, such as
Disslness, Nausea. Droa'siaeta Distress after
stink*, Pain in the Side, Arta. While their most
remarkable suocesc.lts* been shown in. •t curing
SICK.
Headache, yet C .rrrra's EtrrLs Lma Pius
andequally cable in Constipation, outing
preventing oying complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver aad regulate the bowels.
Even if they only cured
HEAD
Ache they would be almost priceless to those
who suffer rent tr distressing fortunately their goodness oes nend
here, and those who onee try them will find
these little pills valuable in so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without them.
But after all sick head
is the bane of
many lives that here is where
we make our great boast. Our palls cure it
while others do not.
Caiman's Crests Clea PILLS are very small
and very easy to take. One or two p1111 make
a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle :action
please all who use them. .Invials at 25 cents;
five for $1. SOW everywhere, or sent by mail.
011TSS k2 1C2E1 a*., E.w to*.
hall NI, Small Dom had .Trig'
:uentlon.
Just arrived at the
111111l� --tir-o c ery.
A Fresh Stock of
Oysters,
dad 's -
da,s 50s00 es
Solo na,Nanis S� seed '
and IR011 Bacon; and Lard.
Also a goodstocl1 of.
Teas, . Sugars, CoffeeP
'Spices and all
f
kinds ,of canna goods on hand.
Fresh bread and bans.
Dashwood Roller Flour for
Sale. .
ICI
I have an immense Stook of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on hand, which I
will sell at right prices.
Mil:taking & Emba�mingi
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited. e1
S. GIDLEY.
C�a��cd Hods
Having purchased the
EXETER
O
TURJIIJ� FROTOLT
from Mr. A. Cottle I am pre-
parecl'to do all kinds of
Turning on short-
est notice.
Gates, Land Ri 1 lags Etc.
Turned out on the . shortest`
possible notice. r
Sorne New and,Se
and -Hand Foot;
and Stennis
l'n
Miachaner , f.. r S'a
4 "CALL., OLICITED.
tl
rapr e:or,:
HOOSIER
?T11EL
FRAME
DRILL
Guaranteed the best in the world.
NO OTHER DRILL made can be instantly regulated to run at any desired
depth without stopping the team.
NO OTHER DRILL, will sow all kinds of grainthoroughly, even And
properly covered at a uniform depth in all kinds of sou.
NO OTHER DRILL commences to sow the instant the harseS comatf nce to
eve, and misses no ground when starting in, siker turning..
NO OTHER DRILL equals the fi'oosler when used as a cultivator and no
mgle"cultivator .surpas,ses it, thus combining two imptanne»ta in one.
NOXON'S NEW STEEL BINDER
See the greatest invention of the age in our new Knotter which cuts but
one eord,naakes no waste ends and saves cord in binding,also Improved Mowers
and Horse Rakes.
HENRY JONES, AGENT
All Communications, address; to HENRY JONES, Exeter, Ont.
THE BEAUTIFUL IND CLEAR CUT
---TYPE:---
from which this paper is printed
was supplied by the
TORONTO TYPE
FOUNDRY
Dealers in Type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies,.
J. T. JOHNSTON,
80 & 82 Wellington St. Wiest
TORONTO, ONT.
CLOTHING
A. J. SELL,
. Mar St_
EXETER - ONTARIO,
Has .now in stock
GSD=S,
IN '1711.E 'FOLLOWING LINES
West of England Suitings:and Trous
Brings,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser-
ings.
French and English Worsted 'Cloths
411 made up in the Latest
Style,at best ,. Rates.
A. J. ST'ELL..
:n1011l Hotel
c=411'7— orrz�:i
x1 . r T p S..
Eiilarged,and IniptOved
30 rooms elegantly furnished
Tables supplied with,; all 611e; Delicacies
of,the season,: 9 convenient,sarplo
rooms.;.;
Hon 'e' , heated with: lint, air.
„Electric bells: throughout
aFP ate• ilei►` "r.. r ,►� . r
r�'J• at,ar .r,,,
d. TUFTS, PRQPRIl TOt
A FEW MOIL
8x10, 11x14 and 14x17
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
—o—JUST; IN AT—o—
SENIOR'S.
Dont fail to see there.
Also a New lot of Chromes and
Oil Painting's, such as you
have never seen
before in
Exeter..
The highestfinished Cabinet
Photo's in the County,
$3 per doz.
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