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"A UNITED CANADA A!
ITI 'H CONNECTIONa"
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, .1889.
The oIsoas Bank.
abietarad# Paniement,U315,)
Pahl np;Cepital. , , .. «. , $2,000,000,
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Rest Fund. -.«.. 1,000,000,
Head cfl6ce'*orstreai,
WOLFEBSTAN THOMAS, F.ree,
QEt IIIA a MANAGER.
g.i cites i tUeDQ s, ,Aa Dominion.
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OTerY lawful da from IQ a. auto* p.
Ateiirtitty*m ea ai«m.to 1 p. aa.
A generallainlciugbusiness traelsaeted
Three orift,.per annum allowed for
',money an Deposit Receipts .and Saving*
'�7Ba=lI.
R. IL ARCHER,
Exeter, i naafi,' , Manager,
THE'".
'' Ativocate,
Ir.pulrlislxel every 'i'b,uraclay }ferning,
'at theOffeo,
3i AIN ,ZT2'T, , } 'F .ETFR,
Dy theSANDERS' PlIALISIIIRO COMPANY.
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION.
Qru,))ellar per, annum if raid in 4ldvAaletl,
IRA if notice paid,
ir extematraw =atom con, ,a Cpl ca,
t7.oxa
No paper discontinued until all arrearagess
lira paid. Advertiaolneats ..without *reedit,
directions will beyt ranched, till forbid -And
charged accordingly. Liberal discounimttdo
for tramationt savertlsens.eat* inserted for
lases rioda. 'Every ileseription, of JOB
PRINTING totaled out in the tineat style,
and at moderate rates, Caleeques.money oral.
"ors, rot+. for advertising, subscripttons, etc. to
bo made payable to
'!r'V1111am Sfuiders,
Editor
Boy Wanted.
A good boy about eleven years old to do
chorea on a farm and go to school. A good
berme for the right boy, Apply to the Auvo-
CAT* office -
Valuable Tar= for Sale.
Comprising 100 acres more or lean, being
composed of Lot 20, Can. 3, Township of Ste -
Ehen, County of Huron; 111 miles west of
xeter. On the pprremises Are a fine Bria
House 30x4rxkitchen16x16-wood shed Ma
two good wells, a fine orchard; 2 barns; drt:
ing shed; stable and other buildings; also a
small portionof bush onthe pro,n,sex. There
is ariyer running tl,ron h the, bush part
which ie never dry. The farm► iawell drain,
ed and In a good state Of cultivatian, k'or
Author particulars, apply to
SA,311. E1/ RI; NALE, Exeter, Out.
Drysdale,
The trcea are shedding their coat.
The roads are in a very fine coedit;
ion,
Some snow fell in this a tiers_ on
Tuesday.
A grand shooting =toll at g'la.a;e
balls and pigeons will take el ice at
Bossenberry's hotel, bore, on Friday,
November that 1st. This will be the
shooting match of the season, and
every sportsman should attend, A
grand ball: will be held at Sight,.
Attrr.:h l /Weirton,.
Taivrrr la raiostiai. Clil'11Cn..4tev. S.. F.
Robinson, Rector Sunday Servives, it a. m,
and 7 r. In.. Sabbath Stilton), 2.30 p. rn.
T,(E'rnor1Ar Cllrnerc-,Jamcs•st,, Bev. B.
Clement, Pastor, Stmility Servleee,10,3ea.m.1
and s.Sep.m. Sabbath School, ',p.m.
314.1N STREET -Bev. J. Wilson, Pastor. Sinn
day Sorv1e4tI. 2U3) au. M 50p.an. Sabbath
School: s)1, m.
Pouter. lintintry ,enxacrre,,r.a..au.. uuw 044 p.
m. Sabbath. School, Atli a. m.
P.ro a sttvonal Cards.
TT L. DTLLINOS.
Office over O'NCi1'a Dank, Exeter, Ontario,
Nitrous Oxide Gas for painless
extroetion.
Ti. ATNSAIAN,DENTIST, L.D. S., ex-
tracts teeth without pain by giving
Vegetable Vapor, or using the now
Anrosthetic on the gums. Makes Gold F111i
ings and other dee tat work the best possible.
coos to Zurich last Thursday in each month.
East side of Main street, Exeter.
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/EP • B. WHITELY, 0.M., C.M., PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Ofllice and residence -
Corn er
esidence-Corner Victoria and Elgin streets, Godoriols,
Ontario.
Dais J. A. ROLLINS. OFFICE -MAIN STs'
Residence --Corner Andrew and North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
r� A. eine, M. f'! , G. L., G. it.t ! 1)t 4 I,,
1' • R. C. S, Edin.; L. F. P. & S., Glaa ow;
L. M., Edinburgh and Glasgow,- M. O. P.& S.
Ontario,. F. T. M. S., Toronto. Night bell at
office, Crcditon,,Ontario, Jyi1-s
R. COWEN. OFFICE --MAIN STREET,
Exeter, upstairs, opposite Centra
Hotel. Side entrance on south --Jamas street
leading to the h(ethodist Church.
T W. BROWNING, M. D.,.M. C P. S.
Graduate of Victoria University. Office and
residence, Dominion Laboratory, Exeter.
WILLIAM SWEET, VETEfat-
inary Surgeon. Graduate
Toronto. Office and Residence
one block east of Samwell &
Piokard'ri store. Opposite skat-
ing rink, Exeter, Ontario. -
VETERINARY DENTISTRY.-A.H. Flxcn,
Veterinary Dentist, graduate,ofProf.H.
H. Davidson's Dental School,, Toronto. All
work in,00nnection witli loo ilea'teeth prom-
ptly attended to. Examination free. Office
with Wm. Sweet, V. S. A. H. FITCH, V. D.
RH. COLLINS; BA1?lISTER, SOLICIT -
• ' OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Office- Sainwell's Biook, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan. ,
LH. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
• of Supreme Court, NotaryPublics, Con-
veyancer, Commissioner, &c. Money to loan
0 U o-Fanson'e Block, Exeter.,
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LLIOT & ELL IOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC- itors, Conveyancers, 8to. Money to loan
ate per cent.
S. V.EpLioT.. , J. ELLIOT
JAMES ORE, Exeter, Ontario, Licensed
Auctioneer for the County of Huron.
Sales promptly attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed. Sales arranged at this office,
HBRO WNi 'Winchelsea. ;Licensed Auct
• ioneerfpr ,the Countiet of Porth and
Middlesex, also for the township of Usborne.
Sales� promptly attended,to ,ttd terms reason
able. Sales arranged at ost office, Winoheisa
EBOSSENBERRY, Hensall Ontario. Lic-
• ensed Auctioneer for the County of
Huron: Charges moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed.
BOLT, IChfva, Ontario. Licensed allot -
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yV. leaser fdr the Counties of Middlesex
and. Lambton, and the townships of Stephen
and Hay. .AU sales promptly attended to.
Dt18111Yood,
Mr. E. Sipple spent Sunday. hi Zur-
ich.
Miss L, Tledrnan, of Parkhill, was
here spending Sunday.
A big deuce was held at Mr. Wire•
Holts last Tuesday evening, mein good,
time is was spent by all. The
audience gave it. J'.Grantgreat praise
for the excellent music which he furn-
ished, The boys all say Khiva, is the
place to spend an enjopabie even-
ing,
Corbett -
Our cheesefactory shutaly dawn teal
(Thursday) for the season,
Mrs. M. Yager wag the lest et_ Mee.
E. Portice for a few days last week.
fair, Jas. I. \Veltman hatben e
gaged to teach school,No, 7, Stephen,
for year 1890.
The weather bas been finelately. Most
of the farmers have their fall gleam
sawed anal a large quantity of alowing
done.
A very. enjoyable and. sue essful
party was held at Mr. Jas: Laurie's' on
Friday evening last. A large number
& Mrs, Steele)- is in townvisit-'
ing friends at present.
airs. E. Tuck, of Parkhill, was visitug
friends here en Sunday last:
One day last weak, a team belonging
to Ma Haut was left standing on the
road, while he was speaking to a gentle
lnau,aitd when slot alataeing them, they
ran away. They ran into a fence and
one of the'horses broke its kg and had
to be shut. The ;Mined WAS valued
at $125.
Tuoliersmith.
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sac e t b rs far next
lzela ra ti'
'l° a lit
vera
with, their salaries, No. I. li Beattie
$1150; No. 2. William Doig $460 :No.
8. A. Scott $500; No.' 4. Miss.Bro•
tberstan$260; No. 6. Miss. Me. Riven
$260;; No. 7. Miss. Mc. Kay $860, No.
8. Geo, Me. Intash $360 and Miss. belly
assistant $275; No. 9. D. Johnston $500;
No.10. A. H. line, Loud $860; No. 11.
James Lanclsborough $8S5.
Ali OIr. Fi7:zee:-Some time ago, two
farmers, of this township, who had some
swamp land in Essex County, thought
they had struck a Bonanza, as it was
stated at that time that their land was
in the oil regions, and that a company
of American had leased it, our two fri-
ends to receive every tenth barrel, but
it is now reported that the whole thing
is a "Fad"and that there is no oil of any
account in that district and the wealthy
company is reported to be composed of
"Yankee Fakirs who will however
hold the land. One of these same far-
mers was gulled some time ago by
lightning rod pedlers.
Clandeboye.
The shipping of fowl seems to be an
industry now, may shipments having
been made of late.
A great deal of hay has been shipped
from the station during the past few
weeks, one farmer alone having sold
nearly fifty tons. On account of the
large crop the price realized is not very
large.
It is reported thatthe yield of wheat
threshed by Mr. Milton Shoults is over.
thirty bushels to the acre. For•.this year
that must be considered a most " excel-
lent crop
The arrival on our streets of several
loads of new plank, seems'to betoken e
new plank sidewalk to rialto the place
of the rather old and dangerous one
now there. Surely not before it is need-
ed. ,
The apple harvest is now in progress
Those who have been in different sect-
ions of the country say that they appear
more plentiful than in most others. Still
our farmers do not seem to receive the
price that the great scarcity should call
for-
• :Shiva.
Weather very pleasant just now.
Mr. & Mrs. -Holt :,were •visiti k'`. at
Grand Bend on Sunday.
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Mr. Jas. Foard is at present visiting
his, parents at Credition.'
Mr. Wm. Hoek intends placig n a large
brick cella~ :under his hotel.''` Mr. John
Held, of Dashwood, has' the contract:
Mr. Lonsbore,of Sea.forth,was in town
eek. � couple of days during last w
Mr. Wm. Sim son'of Parkhill,''was
P ,
in the village on Friday.'
Mt. John Barry and ''MISS Kassie were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
on Tuesday 23.rd We wish them every
•a• EILBER,Licensed ,Auctioneer for Hay prosperity, and hope they will lire long
[1•. Stephen and McGillivray township. to enjoy wedded bliss.
Office -Crediton, Ontairie,
Mr, John Proutwho got seriously
injured in. Exeter last 31i'eek by falling
off a load of grain, we are glad to say
fs improving nicely, and will soont be
able to take his daily rounds again.,
Director Bowman says „they are agar -
lug uo pains to make the tisborne plow
inglnatch aa, suceer. They aro .receiv-
ing numerous gifts for the lucky prize
winners. en. makes a capital direct -
a ea
bili has again visited our tp., this
time stopping at the door of fir. Rd,
Waadiand. He was in comparatively
,g•eed health up to hist Thursday, when
'ha alga seized with violent pains and
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attained so until Sunday evening,
when he expired. He came to this
country many years ago,` and settled
upon the farm on which he died. He
was a goad kind neighbor, hard work-
ing induttrious Mall and was highly
rtlspeetetl b y everybody who mew him
He wits a ; consistent member of the
ElinzvillcMethodit=t church and was' at
so a hlghntandleg member ofElimville
amused themselves by "tripping the Loyal Orange Lodge, lie was 65 years
light fantastic" until the ;e'wee sena
hours.
While earning from Parkhill fair, Mr
John Pollock, had an accident befall him
self and buggy. It appears that a
young couple were driv Wee rather swift
and ran into John's buggy*, damaging
the buggy conelder+tbly also injuring
the occupant same1eliat.
On Saturday night some: of the boys
attempted to play a sharp trick on nun
of our farmers, but it was seiliewltait.:
chair ed wheua couple of them were
composed° to realang a. gate which they
had taken down, and also to go and
search for cattle which escaped. The
proprietor was the overseer,
of raga atthe time of his, death. His.
iuncznl Dolt piece yesterday and the
reinainarrere ia$erred in titre. Elitnviile
Ceineter, and was followed to their
last reatprplaca by a rge coneourse
of a/emoting friends Sind mourners.
Th=e isz?i!y bave the sympathy, of all
who aeacquaiinted with the facts of the
Hibbert,
Clinton,
Mr„Iola •
Carroll, is worl;in,get eon -
tract in thaistoe .
Rev. Jit. Livingtone, of this place,
preachediznliversary sermons at Hen.
sal, on.Suday last.
Mt W.4C1i$0n w s away in Toronto
last weeleittending ar meeting of the
I ticket sailers assoteation,
Mrs. Andrew Bruce, of Ribbert, spent P Miss eletepee sen, of this place, has
G. Hess, examining and levelling Zur-
ich drain, $7.25; W. Batt ,r, Can. Co.,
statute labor, ,e3; Schuettler Com. on
ventre road, $188.84; R. Carlisle, do,
$246.06; J, Wagner, do. on S. ,B., $79.91
P. Ben, balance on lumber, $100,79; S.
Foster clerk part payment of salary,.
$ao..The council adjourned to meet
Mg Thursday Dec, 5th, at 10 a.
Rambler.
Ur. Jas. Dempsey, has been engaged
as teacher at Eden for the ensuing
year.
Mr. Jas. Esser}, of I/sbornu, who has
been away through the. United ►State$
for the pat eighteen mouths, has re-
turned home, where he evill permanent
ly remain.
Mr. Geo. Ilodgins, the Vet, has ROW
made arrangarnents to make weekly
visits to Centralia, C1iuideboye, Leman
and Ailsa Craig. Georgedsathorough
horse Dentist, And consequently, has
worked up qutte a business,
On Friday last, Win Leigh, near
Kirkton, was out burning brush in
the field and the young boy about four
years old noticing what his father was
doing went and set tree to the .straw
stack. The barn ignited from the stack'
and the whole was con.sunieti.'
Ito an thio able time w.as s�laSnt.
z:fsidennce of Mr. Jas. Hennesy,
el Thilrstlaty evening last, it being tale
occassion of his annual raffle, After
feathered creatures were disposed
he younger people took possession
ao house, and spent the remainder
veiling in all sorts of amuse-
ments, until the early- morning, when
:i11 k'ft for home highly pleased with
the evenings enjoyment.
The and con. of Bidulph, has lost one
of it's highly respected residents, in the
person of Mr. Win. Keys, who left here'
on 1lfonday hist, for London, where he
and family will pernhaneutly reside.
Certainly Bill could not carry all his
personal` property, and, of eourse had a
bee; all his neighbors turned out with
their teams, and, when all was ready;
eighteen teams took the road for Lon-
don. Stewart led the processian,the rear
of which was brought up in great
she b • u:cle tib al: Billy, in a
a e. o d y l t
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"crane eand. occlssio all "sti0 ver h.
it
to the boys along the wzia;, and by the
time the sunny valley, of the Thames,
was alached all was feeling about "so"
when the roll was called, all was not
present, however, uncle Bob and Billy,
Raving turned off on the wrong road,
and gone to Sarnia. Early in the
evening, when the rest was about ready
to leave for home, they appeared, and
put up for the night. The rest left for
home and arrived about midnight,
leaving uncle Bob behind,wha arrived
on the. following Saturday eve.
Sunda. « with her father, Mr. John Hat-
tan. ry
w�
Ma Charles lapl,h�tli and wife, of
Tuclterslnitb, were the goad bf fr.
Wm. Cranford. on Sundry.
Mr Zimmermann, of Heiman, has
Moved to Crainarte, and diet up a t..y.
.lir, George iiatnilten,'ri'fehler'rtsiel,.
eatof this townshipbut
n
ow of
Guelph, ,
paid Cromarty afieih visit last Sun-
day. -day.
a Mr. John Itenor, returned from Man-
itoba last week. He hits been there
for one year, and, gives a good
report of the country, he intends going
back in the spring.
Mrs. S. Paige, who, has accupieci the
Stella Hotel for many y ears,moved to
Deter on Monday last, where she
has bought a house, and, intends ear- m
ring on the sante' business. Mr. Frank Saturday aught, at the ripe age of 82
Carlin moves int° the Staffs Retell in Years. Ieceased, was a strict adhear-
her stead. ent of ilii Episcopalian church, and a
conservative in polities.
aceto lit Portage to rtishte,sho have -
I la obtaied agood posit lea with Messrs.
Raub*.&&t uthcombe,mercha ut tailors.
Mr. Tbs. Armstrong, of Toronto,
formal:collector of customs here. Spent
part one holidays visiting friends
bore leetwweek. Mr. Armstrong looks
`cele anfaienrty.
7c
d .a seat In t
C
ou
ile„of
weeks, attunber or elm loyiyrde,
willremtve from Clinton to Goderlc.h,
to take eposition in the new (Joderleh
organ 'Faetort'.
alt J. a. Holmes, the Toronto Bar-
rister, wlo made such an able defence
of Mrs.'Wltito, in the Hicks murder
ease, lastweek was fertilely a student
in the Clhton high School.
file. Wn. Biggins, ono of our oldest
and Inostrespected residents, died on
Centralia.
Mr. B. Coughlin shipped a carload'
of fine cattle to the old County on Mon-
day last.
Our town is woke up . again after a
fifteen years sleep.. Guess it found it
could not get up to Winkle.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Handford Sr. who
have been old time residents of Exeter
have moved to this place to live. •
Quite a wrestling match occured Tues-
day last, between our blacksmith and
shoemaker, resulting in favor of the
shoemaker. Ben refereed the match.
The raffle, that was to have come off
on Tuesday night, did not come off as
the Proprietor, of the article in question,
did not tura up. Wonder who got left,
One of the yoting men of our town is,
we hear, making great preparations for
an event which he hats been pondering
over for some time, inthe way of tak-
ing unto himself a betterhalf. He, no
doubt, would like to haveitpass, over
very quite, but, as it must come to
light some 'time, your corres";ondent.
a
can see no better time, as news"
scarce, to bring it before the people of
our town at present. We have heard
several of our neighbors coni piaining
of being disturbed by the moving in
at a certain residence in town of the
household 'necessaries. Should the
event take place soon we extend, our
hearty wishes, to the haippy couple and
wish them a long and happy life. .'
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Utsborne Rambler.
Miss E. R. Shute was the guest ' of
Mrs. Jos. Hawkins on Sunday.
Mr. Jas. Duman, of Exeter, was the
guest of Mr. Wm. Bowman on Sunday
last, .
Mr. Wm. Davidsota,and wife, of tie -
ter., were visiting. friends 'in LJ'sborne
on Sunday:
Mrs. Jonathan Kydd, who has been,
visiting friends;,in,Jxeter north. for a.
few days has returned home.
Mr. A. J.S Snell eves in our tp. coon
hunting one night, last week. He suc-
ceeded in capturing one mammoth`
skunk and one large coon.
Mr. Joseph Spears, of Cromarty, who
has been assisting his intended' brother.
in-lawto crit wood in the •Hay swamp.
for the past week, has returned home
for a rest.
It is amusing to sae the squabie be-
tween :me two town papers, over the
alleged ralnovel of Judge Doyle from
the county of Huron, and the appoint-
ment of Mr. Fred Johueton. to the
JunioriJxdgesbip. For the; inform -
alien, of that great authority the Re-
cord and the government eonfidenco,
the New Era, a little bird, has reveal-
ed the fact that JudgeDoy le will never
be rehnaved. from Huron, but that Mr.
I+'. W. Johnston has been appointed
Junior Judge of Algoma, with head
quarters it Sault Ste Marie. A legal.
gentleman', of Exeter, was ar'i appli-
cant for this position.
Hay Council.
Council met on Saturday, Oct. 19th.
Reeve, Deputy -Reeve and all members
present. Minutes read and approved.
Jacob Waltz made; application to the
Council to have the Hay swamp drain -
cd soethat he'can cultivate his • land.
Two indigent eersons, Mrs. House and
Mr. Curry applied for charity' which
was granted plea. Keinhardt living in
Zurich, was, o `nigtion of. Mi. Geo. Mc.
Ewen ee'd gib. Mr. Hess,exem ted from
taxation for 0.889. Moved by Mr. Hey -
rock, we'd by Mr. A. McEwen, that the
bonds of the Treasurer and Collector
be accepted end that the Collector have
all taxes collected and paid to the
Treasurer on or before 1st day of Deb:'
next. Moved by Mr. Hess, seta by Mr.
Geo. McEwen, that all persons , havitg
Accounts against the tp. °of`Hay be re-
quested to send them to the clerk of the
municipality, on or before the 2nd day
of'Dec., 18$9. The following accounts
wereepassedte-Hart & Co. 'Toronto, $3.-
40; D.,'S.:Campbell, surveyor, $8.50; J.
White &'Son.,, printing, $36; C. Baird
Son, road screper, $6.75; D. Farmer,
eieaningelitelf on Zurich road, $8.18; J.
Gellman, rep. culvert, $1; Q. Shellig,
do., $1.75: W. Caldwell, ° do., $2,50; C.
Aldworth, do, 1; T. Brintnell, dos $3.12
« do 1.87 ; R. Beek do 6.2
"F. Gilders 4
J. Beeks do, $1.25; G. Turnbull, do, $6;'
C. Heyrock,,do, $3; A.-14Ioss, gravel a4.-
80; R.
4.80;R. Taylor, do and Work on lake
bank, $10.94; W.'Jennison, do, '$14.48;'
C. Grob, boarding an indigent, $1.75
G. Ducharine, gravel $4.80; S. Rennie,
do, 87.62; 0. Miller,making culvert and.
grading road, $15; S. Miller, making
ditch and culvert, $6.75; P. Schada,
work on road, $11; M. :Curts; making
ditch, $5; II. Steinbach, grading road
$18; N. Mosse,Cone cn centre road,$100;
'Zurich,
BRIE1'S,-Miss Gave, of London, is
the guest of Mrs Lattal.�Mrs. Wing as
visiting her mother Mrr. Moritz.-Cori-
firmation school commences this week.
-There were no services in the Evan-
gelical;church. on.:Sunday morning,ow
i..l
ing to quarterly meeting beingg. held
oil 14th. -Mr. Philip Hauch has been
on a visit to Berlin. -J. and E. Murner
have obtained,the services of another
apprentice in the person of Master Wm.
Wurm. Willie is a smart little fellow
and we congratulate Messrs. Merner on
the choice they have made.
PROMOTION ELt]llau'ATION.-The semi -
Annual Promotion Examination was
held in the Public School , on _ Friday,
October 18th. The following were
promoted:
To SENIOR FOURTH. -John Gies,
Laura Williams and Lydia. Strempfer.
To JUN= FOURTH. -Horace Hardy,
Lydia Koehler,Alf. Moritz and William
Baker. "
To Snellen THIRD. -Ida Brill, Tillie
Well, Wrn. Demuth, Amelia Hess, Allie
Johnsgn, Clara° Snith, Wesley Scheel
ling, Milton Buchanan,Emanuel Faust,
Minnie Doan, Reuben Becker, Ed. &p-
eel, Wm. Derstein, Ed. Geiger, Tillie
Johnson, Maggie Rummel and Lovina
Prang,
To JUNIOR THIRD' -Garnet Stein-
bach.
To SENIOR SECOND. ---Tillie Kibler,
Ed. Haunch, John Weber, James John
son, Ep. Holtzman, R. Hideman and
Lizzie Dummart.
To JUNIOR SECOND.-Levina Del -
chert, Lydia, Zimmerman, Lydia Bren-
ner, P. Haberer, Calvin Williams, Wan.
Geiger, Sam. Becker, Katie Trcmner,
J. Schwalm, Alf. Smith, A. Hess, Ed.
Moritz, R. Strempfer,W. Greb,L. Prang
Dumart, R. Lippert, I. Lippert, H.
Hardy, N. Buchanan and F. Hatter.
To SENIOR PART. Ii. -0. Peine, . L.
:Wurm; Clara Deichert, C. Haunch, M.
, W. Randall, a
Demuth, Mi W: n,,
Doan and Henry Brown.
To JUNIOR PART re -Maggie ZiT1
merman, krt. Kibler, N. Demuth, 'N.
Sararas, E. Koehlerealf.' Pfoff,M. Hardy,
D. Koehler, H. Strempfer and V. John-
son. SAM. J. LATTA, Principal.
(To late for last week.)
Mr. Williams will soon have his largo
brick house finished. This is one �E
the finest buildings in our village,
Although the apple crop around lure
is not as good as usual, people from all
directions come here to buy apples isc
the winter,
On the 9th inst the annual Bibb
Society meeting was held io the Loth,.
eran church. ltlr, Hess was in the chair.
Rer. M. T. Wing agent for the soc-lete-,.
in an able speech described thegrowta
of the society and the good . that bas
tome from it. after him, speeches Were
delivered by Rev. flinch, 1agereital
Stempfer. The following a!reeers were
than elected, -President, M. F. Henna
Vice President, Iiev, Stempfer; Treace
urer, Mr, H. Well; Secretary, Mr. F.
Kibler; Depositor, Mr. D. S. Faust.
Next year the meeting is to be held::: la
Evangelical church.
Arm d ab ut us•
Mrs. Erwin, relict of the late Cee.
Erwin died on Saturday at the age, of
57 years, She hid been sick for along
time, She lied been a resident of Eruce
field for over 30 years andwas muck
and deservedly esteemed.
On Friday- Oct, filth, the only' churl:
of John and Christina Smillie, of Greeny,
Modeller a short illness aged 4 montes
The funeral took place on Saturday,
when a large compzaly of friends mad
neighbors g:tthered to attend thefaune
al, thereby showing their sympathy
with the bereaved parents.
On Fria -►y night last the .louse en
the farm of the late W. W. Connor, ad-
,joining the village of .Bayfield w.is de-
stroyed by fire. 1110 building was un-
oeeupicdgild the lire is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary. The build-
ing is s to have been worth about
$100 and then; was no zwur.u.es.
Mr. John MO iilatn `vas in Baylis
at few days ago and hi ctampeny with
Reeve Castle inspecttd'the harbor. ' Dfc,
McMillan, like every pers m else whe
has visited the barber, was fully- con-
vinced of the necessity for ,irnprove-
lnents but whether or not he will be
able to persuade the Government to
give the necessary approprbatiou . de-
ponent !t 'ave
t:a a that.
1S► _ a
second class • non itrofessiotiu`1 certificate
at Clinton at the recent ex,iminatioi&
uceordin ; to the official returns failed,
On obtaining his marks he found :t
blunder hadbeen made ou his Botany.
He at once Appealed to the Department
of Education. The. result being the
ack:uowied gement of the mistake tend
the granting of his certificate. ale is
now studynig for Junior Matriculation
at Clinton Collegiate Institute.
John. S. Hogg, son of Mr. Jas. Hoge;
of McKillop, scceeded bit passing the
examination for a non-professional first
class Grade C. certificate, held at °Clin-
ton in July. Whau the result of this
examination was published some time
ago in the deny pipers, his name dirt
not appear in the list, he therefore con-
cluded he had -failed. However, when
he received his marks, he felt confident
that some mistake had been made by
the examiners and consequently •ap-
pealed to the Department. In answer
to the appeal came his eertiacate. This
adds one more name to the list of slice
cessful candidates who wrote from thb.
Seaforth Collegiate Institute.
A meeting of the business leen of
Seaforth for the purpose of forming s
permanent association was held in the
town hall on Friday eyening of last.
week. , There was a fair attendance.
In the absence of the Mayor, Mr. D D.
Wilson, Reeve, took the chair. After
a informal discussion of the electric
light scheme, the following provisional
officers were appointed,viz:-John Airii, '
Manager Bank of Coinmerce,President.;
George'. Good, Vice' Presidents .John u
Fairley, Secretary; F. Homested, Trees-
urer, Executive Committee, -Mayor
Wilson, W. Duncan, M. T. McLeaat
• and the President: and See etary.
Mr. Toms, I. P. S. visited the school
last Tuesday:
The fall wheat in.,this vicinity has
not grown much so fax on account of
the cold weather.
•
Reports in Germany'indieates a raise
in the prices of provisions and coal, and
consequence hard times for werking
people.
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Notice to Crud �o s.
In the matter of Amos John Ptralestoliz
of the village of Woodham, inthe
County of Perth, carriage • arra
wagon builder; an Insolvent.
rCHE ABOVE NAMED INSOLVENT SAI;
made an assignment of all his estate
and effects to me, R.H. Collins, of the village
of Exeter, in the County of Huron, in, tenet ,
for the benefit of his oreditors...
A meeting of said creditors will :be heldbl
the shop of the Insolvent in the village .ef•
Woodham, County of Perth, on the
5th dayof November, 1889.,<•
at 11 o'clock, it. m., far the appointment of
Ins eotors and. for giving dir tions aa.,to
the disposal: of the etate.
Creditors are required to file their claims
duly proven with me on or before the daps,$
such meeting.
After January 1st, ,18fte, the sari R. R.
Collins will proceed • to distribtttn, the :saki.
estate, having regard only to such claims as
he shall then have notice of, and he wiai not
be responsible for the assets of the said estate
or any part thereof, to any person or persona
whose, claim or claims shall not then base
been fyl.ed.
R. H. COLLINS,
Tnusvioa.
FAieter, Ontario, OCt, 23rd3ISSSi