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W� SANDEk2S. Editor,
Thursaah. September 26th 1889,
GODERICH ,POST OFFIO.l .
R has now been settled that Mr. Wm
Verapbell is to be the Postmaster of
€zoderiele Two applicants were ment,
z'•,..trhea::,bein;; Mr. Fred, \ir, Johnston and
fir; C6tinpbell, With the rssistanee of the
pleSeitt NI, P. for that constituency, Mr,
Ceropbell succeeded in getting, Fred
Left in the Cold," Whither or not this
xppoihtment meets with the general
approval of the Goderich people we are
Actin a position to say,but,if the feeling
that existed some months ago has not
aulteidedeve are of the opinion that the
treatest dissatisfaction prevails. How
evezethe constitueuey is not ours, and
ww hold no enmity against either, this
w :'.wive h:o reason er right tocO1111) 41
ere!, we leave diem to light the battle
., : e s t themselves.
THE f.I' ,:I. ROCK SLID) .
The awful disaster which has befall.
YIIt
the 4ity a.f Quebec will send a thrill
g,I horror throughout the civilized
world What would have required
ail the ingenuity of science; all the
e nbined energy of a. host of workers
2nd taxed industry of an army of
=pelts, Nature accomplished in the
twinkling of au eye. Thousands oe,
tees. of root;, huge piles, which bore
pen their fronts the historic memorials
of ,•ages; great boulders, with which
:atm iaingled the dust of centuries,
were cast from their granite beds and
*varied, like so many shavings, upon
fee doomed multitude beneath. The
whole face of Canada's Gibraltar has
ieeaa
ehanged, and sad to say, scores of
&DIMS made desolate; the fatherless+
motherless, the wife or the husband,
eieprived of means of support, or of all
thaee who were near and dear to them.
There are more to he pitied and grieved
i'nr, than the cold, inhospitable stone
which sent them to their lona homes.
Roney will erect xaln:ptrts, skill device
buttresses capable of holding in check
iaosntain of rock which has been
ciusturhed, but money nor sympathy
will restore to the bereaved, these hearts
which a few 'hours ago, beat responsive
;tor their own. 'There remains then but
c hey method of alleviating the sufferings
cttlae victims, namely, generous con-
tributions towards assisting them.
fj'nebec is not a wealthy city,; her
uople in general, although open hand.
auk and kindly, have been called upon
too afters of late to relieve the distress-
ed; fire has devastated the poorer dis-
iets; the needy are God's children,
rend those who are blessed with this
world's goods, should willingly con-
tribute towards assisting less fortunate
ethren. That portion of Champlain
Erect, which has been devastated, was
:Inhabited mostly by laborcrs,stevedores
and the smaller classes of artizans and
:mechanics. Not a vestige of their
possessions Ti mains; household furni-
ture x1;1s been crushed into kindling -
woad, and even that is locked under
tons of boulders; scores have been
kilfed, leaving their little ones in a
famishing condition; scores so maimed
That they will be unable' to toil for
'.case dependent upon them during the
surd winter months. The duty of the
charitable then should be clear, even
though instinct failed to point it out•
Jany of those who suffer did not own
the. premises occupied by them; the
buildings fronting the coal yards on
ebamplain street were in many cases
-utilized as tenement dwellings, and
this accounts for the large number
fled and wounded by the slide of
Tburs.lay night. All these people had
in the world was the health Providence
vouchsafed them; to be deprived of
this would have been sufficiently ter-
rible to contemplate; but with. life
:spa.red,,only to prolong an existence
whose physical energies are virtually
drAa1, their position is pitiable in the
extreme. We doubt not the citizens
of Quebec will respond liberally -out
what of Canada and Canadians? Is not
this a case where each should give his
.iie,,eaeh contribute according to
ability,?This being done, the Govern
anent should at once order an investi-
ga'tion; and adopt such a system of
buttresses and retaining wallalong
face of the monstrous cliff, as -to
valent even a suspicion of the probaa-
Ildlity of a recurrence of so harrowing
a a, catastrophe.
Berg,. -an Mount Carmel, on 23rd inst,
tlle.wife of Mr. Edward' Hall, of a
daughter.
Corrnn.. --Ill Exeter on 23rd inst., Ann
Cottle, aged 76 years.
McGillivray couuuL
Council met pursuant to• adjourn,
mot in town hall aleGill xray, 204
Sep,, 18$9. --Present, W, II. • Taylor.'
Eeeve'W, L, Corbett, and. G. T. John -
sten, Deputy Reeves l' . Richie •and E.
Morgan Conneillors. Minutes of last
meeting read, approved off slid signed.
Moved by G, T. Johnston, seconded by
E. Morgan, that l'. L. Corbett is here,
•o
a
• a
by appointed to iha�est � to the e c . lam m
of Mr. A. McWilliams, and examine the
bridge where the accident is said to
have oeeurcd and report at next greet.
ing oz Council, -.•.'Carried. Moved by
W L, Corbett, seed by W. Richie, this
council make the usual grant of $15 to',
the McGillivray Agricultural Society,
Carried. Moved by G, T, Johust6u,
sec'cl by W. Riebie, that action on the
complaint lodged by Wm, Lewis re
presenting that he ai,d his neighbor
are deprived of the, praviledge of water
iup, their cattle on account of the fence
opposite. lots No 73 in the 4th and 9th
con. being, oli the road allowance, be-
taken by imistrueting the clerk to not-
ify Messrs. Drought, Donaldson sand
D01:111au to remove their ft*we .off the
O et ati l.s s',.on as possible.--Carried.
8� aloe ed by U. T. Johnston, seed by W.
Ix. Corbett, that the Reeve Wait upon
JQ li I
tial. with
. 'view ohaving
g
the grievance removed, regarding the
waiter priviledge and line fence on Pat,
rich side eoad,-Carried. Moved by
W, Theile, seconded by W 1- Corbett,.
•tbat , II
Taylor ox
auhtl a
id
have
the Sebee bride,
put in a proper state
of repair,. --Carried, Moved by G. T.
Johnston, see'd by W. L, Corbett, that
by-law No. 2,1889, levying. two tni1rs'
on the dollar for tp. purposes, two and
one half mills •n the dollars for County
purposes and the amounts rewired for
schools purposes per trustees orders aa •
.
read as a first and second time, be tiow
a' third time and pa.ssed,�Garried..
iaelaE
sQro ! d
u byW. L.Corbett
cued,y
Mg,
oran, the Hereinafter gained andivad
uals be paid the several a-uounts as sot
forth riz,- -I. Johns, overseeing gravel -
Div. No. 12, $$; J. W. Rey., pruning
voters lists, S25; J. Darrach, printing
account, $5.16; R. Sails, plank account,
$27,16 A. Stewart, plank for culvert,
75c,; W. Dickson, repairing Sebee
bride, $2,60; E. Foster, damages heu1-
ing gravel, $10; A, Nichols building
bridge Ttlh con. at centre road, $7; E.
McPherson account for cedar posts, $3.-
40; C. ale;hiipf, g>sadiu on Karen's side
road, 87; T', 0. Ryan, ;ravel contract
13iddulph town line McGillivray portion
$52.50; J. Thompson building culvert
Biddulph town line McGillivray portion.
$1.0.35; J. Thompson building bridge
station •street, Clandeboye. $11.65; W.
Dixon, grading on Eodgins new side
road 9th con., $9:5. --Carried. Moved
by W. Richie, see'd by W. L. Corbett,
that this council adjourn to meet in:tlhe
town hall, the first Monday in October
at ten o'clock a. In. d Carried.
W -x, FRASE,n,
tp. Clerk.
NOTICE.
I hereby forbid all parties from giv-
ing credit to Iny son, as I will not be
responsible for any debts he may con -
tract. He having left no and gone to
parts unknown, any information lead-
ing to his recovery will be thankfully
received.
H. FINK.
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the Estate of Gideon
Yager, late of the Township of
Hay, in the County of Huron.
Sawmiller, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PUIt-
suant to the provisions of the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, chapter 110,
section 36, that all creditors and others hav-
ing claims against the estate of Gideon
Yager,late of the Township of Hay, in the
County of Huron, Sawmilier, deceased, who
died on or about the Twenty-sixth day of
May, -A. D.1S89, at the said Townshir of Hay,
are hereby roluired to deliver or send by post
Prepaid to Jacob Kellerman, Dashwood P.O.
Ontario, Valentine' Ratz, Khiva P. 0., Ont-
ario,Executors oftheisaid deceased, or the
undersigned, on or before the
1st day of November, 1889,
their christian and surnames, addresses and
descriptions, the full particulars of their
accounts or claims and the nature of the
security Wally) held by them.
And farther take notice that after the
said 1st day of November, 1889, the Executors
of the said deceased Gideon Yager will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the said do -
ceased among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of which
they then shall have had notice and that
they will not be responsible for the said
assets or any part thereof to any person or
persons of whose claims they shall not then
have had notice.
R. H. COLLINS,
EXETER., ONTARIO,
Solicitor for the said Executors.
Dated,19th September, 1889.-2t
t'all,Fairs.
Mitchell, Sep. 26 to 27.
Guelph, Sep. 25 and 26.
Hamilton, Sep. 23 to 27;
Stratford, Oct. 3 and 4.
Staffa, Sep 30 and Oct. 1.
St, Thomas Sep. 24 to 27.
Clinton, Tues., Wed. S, Thurs., Sept.
24th, 25th and 26th,
A. young man leading two horses
through the streets of Clinton to -day,
(Thursday) when the animals became
unmanageable, rearing up and struck
the young man on the head with their
front feet, killing' him instantly.' The
animals were being led to the exhibit-
ion grounds. ..
Get ,your job work at the Anvocixn
Office. Cheap prices and good work
our motto.
ALLAN LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEBEC SERVICE.
F1toaldl LIVERPOOL.
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WZOIC, MARC
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W. SQUTHCOTT'S
01othing' anal Gents
Fur a nr ci norm.
Ex.ETE+R, - - ONTARIO.
Some of the finest goods that can: be
secured, are arriving every
day.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS IN THE
LATEST ST't,Es. AT RIGHT
PRICES..
A CALL SOLICITED,
IR SOU TROD T,
• Corner Main and John Street,
EXETER, ON ARI
19 • IARKE UARE
�31
RA ES OF PASSAGE BY NAIL STEAMERS.
4c+atraauGnc,aP30
1.
a,lacegoglina #o ceemmQlation, d6
orvents
in Cabin, *50.
Inter-
nS.teciat , �Fa^c,$i4 setar1Tickets, Caku,S ,LISOo ala). 4aPond�tbi
u, 64
io tQ
,
*Bs !rcaSxIanor other attrh�i a
e ,. Cabin, r
,S AMAA $10, accarein
oa camr
a
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tion, Second Cabin, so. Steerage, $:l i,;Qtuxaa tickets, $O+d, sue, and $lsQ, Intermediate,
,edo. Steerage.. $10.
i,�T he CAR UAGEXIAN will net carry 'Passengers from this side. There will be, no
Steamer surac$ie asscn ere trona Quebec May 314,Ial sth August 9th, September 13tb.Yassougera an sil from 3tontreal
JOHN SPACTAN,
the only authorized agent .for Exeter, Out,
Look before
AND BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR,
Building Hardware, Binding
Twine, Harvest Tools,
OR ANYHING
STOVES or TINWARE,
Call and see
BISSETT BROS.' large stock and get prices.
TURNIP and other f"ietd seeds a specialty.
Cash paid for
Eggs, Hides, Skins,
and other farad produce.
BISSE": T BROS.
UALITY W THE THE TEST OF
CREaPrrEss.
J. H. NORTHCOTT
-o-I NOW O1i ifERING--o----
BREA
NS,
CAKES Etc.,
ca -1 TI=2E3= S
Of Every Description :.n n ade to Order.
J. H. ,Northcott,
ONE DOOR NORTH OF FANSON'S BLOCK.
Main -street - - Exeter.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
_--TXpF:__
from which this paper is printed
was supplied by the
Twunin TYPE mitirnRv
Dealers in Type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies.
J. T. 'JOHNSTON,
SO & 82 Wellington St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
GENERAL STORE
The undersigned would inform the
Public that he has just received
his
F
w
SUMMER ha STOOK,
C
INCLUDING
A FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS
BATS AND CAPS, AND CROCK-
ERY, ROOTS AND SHOES.
Thom wishing anything in my line
will .find it to their advent gle to call
and inspect
4
dig. tgoods and prices.
iM!c my�,Ih . Cca,
Best Boiler 1'Io111' ne1war15
011 basad.
Highest Price paid • for 'Rutter
and Eggs, and all hind of
Produce,
J. P. ROSS
(10.22-'88.)
C. MAME:
MOO TEL
Up stairs, over H. Spackman':
Hardware.Store.
He has in stock some of the
finest summer goods
to be found on
the market.
A CALL S C LICIED.
J. G. SMALLACOMBE.
London Huron & Bruce Railway
GOING Nowrii--TINE T uiLn-Pass'lhr.
London, dep in -.805 A. 3I.. 4,25 r. et.
Lucan Crossing...8.47 , ..... 5.20
Clandeboye .8.52. , . 5.28
Centralia .........9.05 5.45
EXETER.... .... .9.16 5.57
Hensall.... 928 6.09
Kippen 9.34 6.17
Brucefield ..... .. 9.42 6.26
Clinton. 10.00 ... 6.45
Londesboro' 10.19....... 7.03
Bl'§tih .10.28 7.12
Belgrave.... ... .10.42 . 7.27
Wingham .11.00 7.45
GOING SOUTH. Passenger.
Wingham ........ 7.05 A.M8.40 pm.
Belgrave ........ 7.24
Blyth.. .... , .. , .. 7.38
Londesboro' 7.47
Clinton..... . 8.07
Brumfield- 8.26
Kipper 8.34
Hensall.... 8.41
EXETER8.56
Centralia .... 9.07 ...... 5.45
Clandeboye 9.18 5.56
Lucan Crossing.. 924 6.02
London, arrive ...10.15 6.45
4.00
4.15
4.25
4.45
5.04
5.12
5.19
5.33
FOR SAVE_
Farmers, Gardeners and IFlorists,
• A fair sized brick cottage containing
dining -room, sitting -room, 3 -bedrooms, en-
trance hall, with two good cellars under-
neath, large kitchen 14x20 feet, with wood-
shed attached, two large greenhouses, small
stable, good well of water; with 114 acres of
land, all well fenced 'arid in fair condition.
This property is within five minutes' walk
of the Exeter post office. The land will be
soldon easy terms. Apply to
A. ALLEN, Exeter, Ont.
April 11, 6 m.
CLQTHIIITG
A. J. SNELL,
raiz, st,r
EXETER, T ONTARIO,
U1111fasuinsiMER
IN THE FOLLOWING LINESS s.
West of England Suitings anti Trolls
cringe.;
Scotch Tweed SuitingS and Trouser-
ing:.
French and English Worsted. Cloths
An spade lip the Latest
e, at best Rates,
, SNELL.
MEDICAL.
THE CELEBRATED DR. LE CARRON,
.OP PARIS, FRANCE, HAS ESTABLISHED
AN AGENCY IN TORONTO FOR THE SALE
OF HIS MEDICINES, 'WHICH AJ1E A POS-
ITIVE CURE FOR ALL CHRONIC AND
PRIVATE DISEASES OFLONG STANDING,
ALSO YOUTHI JLINDISCRE ION,EAR,LY
DECAY, ETC., SHOULD' WRITE FOR IN-
FORMATION. CORRESPONDENCE CON-
FIDENTIAL.
AnnnEss ALL LETTERS 't
THE E. 13. CRANE AGnycv,
CAMERON PLACE, - - TORONTO.
L. H. Dickson's
L■It:to for
I,ot No 22 int tones .
o s o o a oaf town
the 1 i n the t w a
ably ofHibbert,coutlainiug 10 acres. Thi ;
farm will be sold ehan%
ea.)1, and on easy ter
The farm is situated inaday between l+eaforta
anti Hamblin, on the Huron (ir:,.vei 1ioa,i.
(lunch and School within leVo yards of f iris.
Soil the best. la the county.
A number of Exeter village i+ro rerties for
sale on the best of terms.iuelanling soanv of
the moat tioArai,le re'kle'nees In town.
Some prorertyin the villa ,ge8 of Centralia
aint r+laahar, whieh eau Lo tough; cheap.
To Bearding Hona#tx keepers -On coaxpla-
tia,n. of Verity's Fonntlr. it,; calculated that
fr+hua 1st o l additional t _ a lataoaeetl lauds are to to 4hXi•
alo�•ed. A. House to let, ata small >n -
ble o(ahceomodating 8 to 10 h o ►r.h.'r , About
five minutes walk from the foundry,
Forfurther particulars apply to
IA H. DICKSON,
Mardi 7t11. 1a . Marxist% Exeter.
S. GIDLEY.
HE LEADING
fete
AND 4
Furniture Dealer
OF HE
TOWN
I have an immense Stook of
Furniture and Undertaking,
Goods now on hand, which I:
will ill at right iirices.
UNDERTAKIH1
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIDLEY.
Central Shaving Shaving Parlor
EXETER, Ontario.
3
2& �3�,+stgs,
PRO PRIEOR.
Every Attention
paid to Ladies' and Children's
Hair Cutting.
A GEN FOR HE
TROY LAUNDRYI
,�. 3-astings.
Exeter Pkolo Studio.
Why is it
that , in other towns
and surrounding country they
speak so highly of the photo-
graphs that are taken
in Exeter..
And how is it that there are
so many photos sent into the
different cities of Ontario from
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
Because Senior's work is as
good. if not better than any of
the leading galleries in the
cities and their prices are $4
and $5 per doz., while they
get them at Senior's for .x$3.00.