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The Molsons Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament, 3855)
Paid up Capital . $2,000,000,
Head once Montreal,
WOLFEESTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
GENERAL MANAGER.
Twenty Branch otfaees in the Dominion -
Agencies in the Dominion„ U. S. and Europe•.
Open every lawful day' fiaaa 1 m
0 a, , to 3 p,
Saturdays AO a. in, to 1
A general banking business transacted
Three per rent, per antrum allowed fox
money on Deposit Receipts and Savings
Bank.
B H', ARCHER,
Exeter, Jan 28, '8$. Manager,
THE
eXtter atworate
1a' aubli:+hee every Thursday Meriting,
at. the Oillme.
Nr N•STREET ESTER
R x th iDER$`1'Ii1tLISIIINGICQHI'A eti. .
A TERMS OP SUBSCRII'TI.o2i.
'One Dollar per annum, if paid fn Advance.
014.30, If Slot AP paid,
.id.li;44rtissaag 3RANt4410 4P. ..ILI2 ?7Se4a•,
'No vapor discontinued until all arrearitgt+,s
Are paid. Advertisements witho'ttt stAKAAA
directionswill bepxbliehe,t till forbid. and
charges. utvsordihR . Liberrl discountrasede
for tr+arnselent advertisements inserted for
long periods. £very deaeriptieQn of JOE
P RI \TI"NG t:urrn t out In the tlta'elft stria,
and at moderate rates. Chequoa,nteneyord.
era, &a, for advertising, subscriptions, etc. to
be wade payable to
William Sanders,
Ratter
?0lrarcJi 11►i[re stet •,
Ttazv T Ms:KORLAr,CUURcn.-•Itev. S. F.
Robinson, Rector. Sunday Services, tt a, ns,
and7 p.m. Sabbath School, 2.x1 p.m.
MgTnof,ISr Ci,tnvli••yamos-at„ Bev.
Clement, Pastor. Sunday Services, te.3Q a.m.
and 6•top.m. gi►bbatbScheel, Yp.m.
MAIN Sr:seer—Rev. 3. Wilson, Pastor. San
der Sery toes, taws,. in. end SAO porn. Sabbath
Schooli.8lnp, * .
I'arT6HYTintrA:1 Ctuunv'ti.--Rev. W. Martin,
Pastor. Sundayy.qrvieee, 1.1 a. man
. d o..50 p.
OA. Sabbath Bah d 1i OAS as. m.
ler orosolovia1 Cardio.
TT L. BILLINGS.
Office over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter, Oatrri.,
Nitrons Otido Gas for painless
finless
extraction.
II.
KINSMAN, DENTIST, L. D. S., ex-
tracts teeth without pain by giving
Vegetable Vapor, or using the new
Antosthetie on the gums. Makes Gold 1 illi
rings and other dental work the best possible,
Goes to Zurich last Thursday in each month.
East tido df Alain street. Exeter,
11. WHITELY, M. D. Q. U.. PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Office and residence—
Corn or Victoria, and Elgin streets, Goderich,
Ontario.
DR. J. A.. ROLLINS. OFFICE—MAIN ST.
Residence --Corner Andrew and North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
r11 A. AMOS, 1st , C. M L, C. P., EDIN.;
-L • . R. C. •S., Edin.;'L. P. P. & S., Glasgow;
L. M., ',Edinburgh and Glasgow• 3f. C. P. & S.
Ontario;
F. T.M.T,M. S., Toronto. Night bell at
office. Crediton, Ontario. Ty12-S
D11. COWEN. OFFICE --!CAIN STREET,
Exeter, upstairs, opposite Contra
Hotel. Side entrance on south—James street
leading to the Methodist Church.
T W. BROWNING, M. D., 11 C. P. S.
Graduate of Victoria University. Office and
residence, Dominion Laboratory, Exeter.
U7ILLIAM SWEET, VETER-
inary Surgeon. Graduate
Toronto Office and Residence
one block east of Samwell &
Pickard's store. Opposite skat-
ing rink, Exeter, Ontario.
VETERINARY IiENTISTRY. A.H. Preen,
Veterinary' Dentist, gradairate ofProf.H.
H. Davidson's Dental School, Toronto. All
work in connection witiv igorses'teeth prom-
ptly attended to. Examination free. Office
with Wm. Sweet, V. S. A. Ii. Fuca, V.D.
R11. COLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT.
. OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Office— Sam well's Block, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
T H. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
1
.i• of Supreme Court, Notary Pubne, Con-
veyancer, Commissioner, &c. Money to loan
Office—Fanson's Block, Exeter.
ELLiOT & ELLIOT,BARRISTEIRS, SOLIC-
itors, Conveyancero, &c. Money to loan
at 6 per cont.
B. V. ELLIOT. ':,.J. ELLIOT
TAMES OKE, - Exeter, Ontario,, License
f7 Auctioneer, for . the Cowinty- of Huron.
Sales promptly attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed. sales arranged at this office.
:Winelielsea.
BROWN,Licensed Allot-
,: • ,ioneerorthe Counties" of Perth and.
Middlesex, also for the township of Usborne.
Sales promptly attended to and terin s rohson.
able. Sales arranged at Post office, Wixtohelsa
BOSSENBERRY, Hensall Ontario. Lie -
for
E ?Tei
Auctioneert7,e`
County of
Huron. Chargesmodorate and satisfaction,
guaranteed.',
HOLT, Uiiva, Ontario. Licensed acct
VV
e ' the Counties of '
Ione r for 1 C Middlesex.'
and Lambton, and the townships of Stephen.
and, Hay. A11 sales promptly attended to.
IAFIBBER, Licensed Auctioneerfor Hay
.. Stephen and McGillivray towritl,ips,
Offloe—Crediton, Oaten.,
rteet
Oat
"A UNITED CANADA:'. AND RRITISH CONNECTION,"
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1889.
Stray Cattle.
Strayed into the premises of the Under -
Signed, ned, bout thelst of October, 1 one -year-
old heifer, and 1 one -year-old steer. The
(woor will prove property, Pay expenses and
take them away.
S. STANLARE,
Valuable Farm, for Salo.
Comprising tee acres more or less, being
composed ot'Lot 29Con. s, Township of Ste-
Ehen;Countyof R,'uron; 1,q miles west of
xeter,. On the premises are a fans Brick
House s0x40; kitetaelt tfxnd; wood sued Sex34;.
two good wells; a lane oretard• 2 barns; driv-
Dig shed; stable and other belidings; also a
small portion of bush on the premises. There
is a river renaming through the bush part
which is never dry, The farm is well drain-
ed and in a good state of cultivation, For
further partacnlars, apply to
SAMUEL RUNDIE, Bxeter, Ont.
Roofs rd of rho Louses Before the Court Before
llr..ruatice Rosa
Tuesday Oct.
Court opened at 10 of clock a,n1:,, by
proclamation, ;Following were the
Pit AND JURY
W. J. Shannoli, foreman, Thos. Amey,
David ,Bell, Benj. Churchill, H. F. .Ed
wards, Frank edcailf,'',Vin. McKnight,
Henry' Perkins, Alex Ross, John 'Bing
hang, Alex Chrissie, Lancelot Clark,
Daniel .French, John ,Hyslop, Henry
Harney, Robt. Maxwell, Peter McEwcau,
John Parish.
The crier having made the usual pro
elamation, his Lordship addressed the
Grand Jury, explaining the nature of
their dutyys, and refering to the emit
that'would come before thein,
Ittherd Tichbourue was sworn ••to
take charge of the Grand Jury.
TI.t.E. CASES
Shiel v. Wilson --This was an action
for seduction. The parties live in the
township of East Wawanosh, where the
offence was alleged to have ben com-
mited after a brief acquaintance Ver-
dict of $600 and costs for plantiff John
G. Holmas for plf; Garrow, Q.C., for
deft
Burr v. Burr -Action to determine
boundary of ];ands in the township of
.Mullett, Gamow, Q.C., for phi) Owens
for deft.. On appllcaatIon of hate Garrowv,
trial was postponed till next assizes for
this county, costs to be cost on the
cause to the successful party.
Dickson r. Scott—Action to recover
possession of lands in the village of liar-
pnrhey, Darrow, Q,C., for'p11i; Holines
stcd for deft, Coui:sel consetitid'g,
his Lordship directed judgment to
be entered for the Or for posesalon
and cost of suit.
Davis eat"Al i. Wier ---Action for an
account. Garrote counsel for Diff; Hot
mested for cleft. His Lordship directed
that all questions of enquiry arising
herein be refereed for enquiry and re-
ported to S. Malcomson, .Esq;loeal Mas
ter under sec. 101, J. A. O. (formerly
Sec. 47)
The grand jury came into court -with
a true bill against John Crofts the
younger for seduction under the amen-
ded "Charlton Act" -
The Queen t'. John crofts jr.—Indict-
ment for seduction under the amended
Charlton Act. Defendant by his coun-
sel pleaded not guilty. Lister for
crown, Mabee for deft. After the case
had opened Mr, Lester stated that his
Lordship felt that the ease was not with
in the statute he would not press the
case further. His Lordship directed the
jury to render a verdict of not guilty,'
and they accordingly did.
Marron et al. v. Reynolds—Action on
promissory note. (Holt for plff; Campion
for deft.) Council consenting, his Lord-
ship directed judgment to be entered
for the plff. for $400 and cost of suit
cost of chamber application before local
judge to be cost in the cause of p1.
Court adjourned at 5,30 p.m till 9.30
a.m. Wednesday.
,
Wt.
SECOND DAY.
Court opened at 9.30'a.m.,' persuant
to adjournment.
Blackrock v. Dougherty et al. -Ac•
tion of ejectment. His Lordship dis-
pensed with jury. Mabee & Darling
for plff; Cameron & Holt and Ormiston
for deft.Jud•ement of plff, possession to
be given the first day of March, 1890
Meantime no damages or injury to be
done or committed by deft. Doherty on
lan'd'or erections. If so, than a writ
for possession may at once issue.
Worktnan v. Cornish—Action to re•
strain deft. from selling lime in Hen
sail. Collins for plff; Carrow and El-
liot for deft. Adjourned until 11.30
Thursda y.
Hemacher v. Bottler et al.—Action
for a drninistoration. Collins for plff.;
Buzer for deft. Counsel consenting,
his Lordship directed that all matters
in question herein be refered to, the 1o.
cal Master of this court at Berlin, un-
der Sec.101 formerly 47J.A.O.,parties to
have liberty to amend within ten days,
as theylinay be advised.
Nicol v. Nicol -Action on promisary
note Garrow & Proudfoot forp 1f.; 'Holt.
fol cleft. Conn
sol consenting,hr
his LOrd-
ship,directed that judgment be enter-
ed for the'plii." for $554,26; against deft.
Lounsbury with cost of suit.
Sheaa>v.:Fortune-Action for slander.
a'ero
C m &Holt plff;Garrow & and
ou
Prdtoot deft. the deft
his'coun-
y
z 1 opal, :court stated that he did not
intend to charge„the plff, or John Beat-
tie or Maddigan with willful' and or.
rapt perjury, and that if. he had used
any language capableofconveying•suc,
meaning, he withdraws the same, and
expresses regret at having used it,dud
thereupon this plff; by his counsel ac-
cepts; the apology,and by consent judg-
ment is to be entered for the pill; for
one shilling and full cost of suit. Plain-
tiff's council also states that no action.
will be brought by either Beattie or
Maddigan inrespeet to the words used.
His Lordship directed judgment to be
entered for the plff, for one shilling and
cost of suit,
Girvin v, Burk—Action to rescind. a
contract for purchase of a'patent right.
Garrow & Proudfoot
for deft, His Lordship -decided to dis
pansy with jury.
Courtadjouriied at 7;1Q p.m. tilt 9;8O
tomorrow.
TilURA iVsY •
Court opened at 9:80'pursuant toad=
journiuent,
The case of Girviu v. )3irrlie was Bolt,
tinned. After Agreement by council
hit Lordship reserved judgment,
The Queen r, Rebecca Hooper, -This
was the eolebl'att;d .test of the cheese
factory hurtling at I3luevalo, partieul-
ars of which were ,published at the
time, After hearing .the evidenee
the judge his Lordship skated there
was no ease to go to the jury, an dis-
charged the prisoner.
h .: Inspeetor J, E. Tom,paid the school
a visit on Tueiday forenoon and ex-
aminedthe classes under the teacher -
inn of G, W, Holman,
The shooting match to be held at the
Elimvilta Hotel ou Thanksgiving Day,
Thursday November 7th, promises to
be a greit success. All lovers of sport
should not fail: to attend..
Tuesday of last week witnessed the
departure of an old and familiar resid-
ent of orr village, inthe person of Mrs.
Bennett. Her daughter having mar-
ried Mr, S. C. Stonner of Lobo. and
snowed thither to take up her abode,
Mrs, Bennet has given up housekeep•
ing and tecomparaied them, We Bax
net, his iieen a, useful member of noel -
eV mei ill will regret her departure.
Riiisgreeu,
Fine weather at present,,
fear farmers aril at present busily
engaiged in talking up thein roots. The
crop is ail a\•erago one,
The Orangemen of this section will
celebrate the 6th Nov, They have se-
cured several reverend gentlemen to
deliver addresses. A good time is in
store for all who may attend.
Varna,
Beautiful mule,
Farmers are busy taking up their
roots.
Mr, Jas, Wanless aged about 76 yrs.
was taken very ill on Saturday and on
Sunday breathed his last. Mr. Wanless
was at one time Police Magistrate for
this Bounty, Ho was one of the oldest
residents. In politics he was a Reform
er.
Bayfield.
The town liars been 'very brisk of
late.
Every prospect likely to help Bay-
field is being talked off at present, and
ere long our little burg will rank with
some of our neighborings towns.
The Orange Young Britons of this
place will celebrate the anniversary of
the gunpowder plot by having an oys-
ter supper in their hall, an the ovoninx
of Nov. Gtlr. Ail Orangemen and.
Young -Britons are invited to be pres-
ent. A good time in store for all who
attend.
West McGillivray.
The fall wheat is coming on very
slow, to dry and old,
The groundhas got so hard again
that the farmers can scarcely plow at
all.
Mr. George Leary, of the London
Asylum, has been visiting relatives
here for the past week.
Mr. Daniel Harvey•had a very good
sale on the 17th Inst. Most of the things
brought a good figure.. Mr. Harvey in-
tends to move out to Dakota shortly,
where he is'going on a ranch.
The case Stephen vs. McGillivray did
not come up for a hearing at Sarnia
last week owing to a crowd of business
but will probably be heard at the: Wood
stock Court early next month.
Hensall•
Mr. Geo. McEwen has gone into the.
grain business in this place. Geo.'
an honorable and upright gentleman
and will make a good buyer.
• Don't forget the big shooting match
at the Centennial House,, Ileusall on
Thursday, Nov. 7th- (Thanksgiving
Day.) A large ntlinber•' of Pigeons,
glass balls, turkeys and: geese have
been secured. Every sportsman should
attend. •
We regret to <iui thence the death of;`
Miss Isabella NlcEwwren, which sad.. and'
melancholy event occurettoon 29th'iiist°
She was in excellent spirits a toa very
P p
few minutes of her ,death , Shao;, .was
young being about 17 :yearsiof: age
5age
And was always in excellent health,
The funeral takes' place. today from
,. r
the, eside>are,ofliel.fatliel;';, Mi. Alegi.
McEwen 2nd eon. Hay, and proceed to'
the; Exeter” cemetery;. for interment.
The survivin„ fiiends have the sy, in'p w'
• ..
thy of all in their '814,T hours of ti•lial.
Eilimville•
'Our old friend. M
tl(Sr,z
?Ilpal Halls,, hap.•
returned frail Chicago, after
„ l • a year
and a halls absence and taken tip `hiss
residence with us ;again.
Ribbert,
Mi US, of Hensel!, is visiting
friends its the Vintcity oft: Starry
MIS 4GtLonra of, Seaaforthn1 2 s .nt Suny'
d:ty ww nth".her p.lronts, of the eon,
Mr. W, T,hpnipson, Teacher, attended
the eolavaltlen iu Stratford, last week
Miss dnand .Mus, Spare, of Sea,
forthhere,. 'yu, syertesday cast with; friends
Rev. lb. Down and, Mies Madge,
of Usboslt, paid Crerearty as visit one
day last Seek.
Mr?4 s Jefiey, of Stafi'aa, "were'
the guensof Mr. John Westlake, of
lieborne, o* osday lasts
The ;wrnealplonink match will be
held on Valltd ry Nov. 6. Mr, John
Smite has ;inn a field for the purpose,
Mr, 3(4101 Learn, near Dublin, .had
a sale of Its household property on
Wednesday lett. Ile left with his f.ain-
ily on Thu ayforToronto,where they
intend ma G their home in the fu-
ture.
Mcitillvray Council,
Ocronnn Wit, 1889,
Council metpnrsuant to adjourn-
ment, Presets% )V. H. Taylor, Reeve,
W. L. Corbett and G. T Johnston,
Deputy -Reeve, W. Ritchie and E.
Morgan, Connillore.
Minutes of 1st meeting read. ' and
signed.
Moved'by GT, Thonijison, seconded
by E. Borg >l; that the hereinafter
named indivlsals be paid the several
amounts as NO, ylz:-
.1 Alison,'g on.A1lison's.s.r. $1(1.11Q,
G. McFarlane,Across'MeF,sr. 2.00
T. Rees, Laying lank on black b 2.00
T. Dancey, graft xaist`Ststal's s.r. 20,00
G. SCai]es, gravis ACOOUnt . , .... .4.00
G. James, planet }altconat;..,.. $.80
G. L. Shipley, stripping;gray. pit 1.2.00
W. McRann, hailing sand ..... 14.70
W. Bean, oyorsteing gray. div. 8 4.00.
J. McDonald, gxay. grant 14 con. 20.00
B. Pile, and others hauling ceni't 20.00
J.H. Amos, engacc. per award 6.40
J. Mcliurty, rep/bridge, 8th con. 3.50
W,Dixon, grasgi grfant.8th eon. 26.00
C. Dowker, bride Dewker's s r..19.75
W. H. Mark, rep. -.Sobel's bridge 50.00
A. McWilliams,damatgeg.to horse 2300
J, Paterson, mak'g concrete pipe 110.00
" rep mud creek. brid 2.50
Moved by W. Ritchie, seconded by
W. L. Corbett, that this'eounciI adjourn
to meet in the Town Hall, McGillivray;
the first Monday in November at ten
o'clock a. m.—Carried.
W. >r RASER, Clerk-.
4411e "
Fishing has been good here for the
past two weeks.
The Organ Factgry is fast nearing
completion, and .-henyd.'nisheda will be
a very commodioaas one,, ,
The election of a coitile}lior• to fill the
unexpired portions of tRe,late t'ounoillor
Morton, took plaac cn,*10,4 , .and 're-
sulted in Mr, E. Campion).. ,Barrister,
being elected by 1c.ma jOrityr:DL23.,'.over
Mr. W. Smith. .;_
The Rei». Mr. Huttons of? the..ict '
Y ossa
st. Methodist churfh,:will 1pre:iels a spec
iaal,eermon to the' Oraugexnc i pf this
town on Sunday next Every Orange-
man in the distgicrespect fplly,request
ed to attend. i;.,. .
'PEnsoiraLs•—Reeve Eelly, of"Blyth,
was hero on Wednesday.—W: B Dixon
of Brussels was -`hese .,fous ' day last,
n eek.=E.`.Wad'e of Brussela„• ,was
attendance at the court•;last
•Lewyer.Owens, of Clintolip ".did” the
town lastaweek.tesieYanstoile, i Barris.
ter, Wingliam, Wei, here ;during• the
last week.—A. 11.' B sa'iyiiiii , of""Clinton
was here :last wv c1. -x,.; : jDteksoir of
Exeter, spent acaihdre;aast were
etr.=
R.11. Collies, par i tei,o eyias
Bele lest
Greepw' 0
Hits Thomas 3r0p
yIs visntlng b
er
Sister news Toronto
*sees. .and anI Lizzie Eggert
arlive .h ere•fr
om D
ti
oIf a
tw
eek..
The rate ch'
T e G`< arch. roport r
t, being,
#'. y s g'
i rovedin a pearellee.b a
'►P PP , y new fence
• Mr. Alex Aiken'
s et al »
a
v`elz was
.l.s e v
t,
}
ell attended wwf l atte, d t
h, t a
_d, tn.
d as ,s
a
l of at g eat•price. I.
NO. in
Mr. E. If. Wilson Sr. and wife, who
were visiting frisllds bear Varna and
Bayfield, returned house last week.
Mr. John Sherritt, has been shipping
1 irge droves of lambs and cattle during
the past few weeks, He has passed
through here with four large droves
Mr. and Mrs. Robert English are vis-
iting friends in Stanley, near Bayfield.
Mr. Goliey, of Clinton, has charge of
Mr. English's. shop during his absence,
Mr. A. W. Humphries' roan, Rueben
Jackson, spent last Monday and Tues-
day putting up eave troughs on the
English. house and barn for W. J. Wil -
sen,
No,1 coal oil, ready made clothing,
fresh gioeeries, new pork, grain bags
sndenew dry goods, at elose prices at
the Boston house, call and he convin-
ced.
Mr. C. IL Wilson, has given such
goad sittisfaetion as an auctioneer, in
the township of Stephen, that he has
taken out license for the large county
of Middlesex.
The Boston Methodist Sabbath school
appointed the following members as
delegates to the sabbath school conven-
tion to be held in Parkhill, the 5th and
6th of Nov: Richard 1,Vebb and wife,
A. M, Wilson and wife, Grace. Wilson,
C. IL Wilson Sr., Rolert Hutchinson
and W. J. Wilton,
Sereral yauna Tiled who live . near
Grind. Bend, have for some Limo taken
delight in teasln g Mr. F. Bailehand,
were arrested one day last week by
county tastable C. II. Wilson, and
'Wrought before ourj, P., who after hear
ing the evidence, imposed a fine on two
of them which with cost amounted. 'to
ten dollars. Itis hoped, that this will
be as lesson to all young men, to show
more respect to the aged, when they
know their talk and actions arc dis•
pleasing
Crediton.
Court of Revision was hold here on
Tuesday.
Inspector Tom examined the schools
here on Friday.
Miss Celestas Iiodgins returned from
Detroit last week,
Mr. Seibert, of Hamburg, is spending
a few days in this vicinity.
lair. & Mrs. Grebe, of Zurich, were
the guests at the Central on Sunday.
Messrs. Scott & Gillies' men are busy
tasting out pickled eggs and packing
Messrs. Handford and Cobbieiglrsh€p
ped five carload of tenths on Monter
lastto the Montreal marketsri
Any person wanting a first class net
of harness can pureh cse the sine Via+
from our new harness maker,
Thos, Nairn, of Whalen, paid our taint
a flying visit on Monday. Glad to see
you.once in a. while Tom.
Any person wanting 0. Tubber SLtaasp,
ears purchase the same eheep from.
W. Smith cheesemakev of this piece.
Weed is beginning to Dame, to tevieit
now and people are preparing for win—
tee, as the world has not COM,: to art dust
yet.
Our boys are talkinf; of getting up
a concert some day shortie to he leeks
in the cheese factory, Talo. hold boss'
and get up a good one.
Large quantities of gra-rn 'COM 'lilt
daily, but prices are ',eery low. °alar
grain store is just ebeist fµ11 as it int
hard' to get cars to shier fast enough,
The last ear 1o;td of potatoes has cart
and gone again as people were very
eager to gat thorn, there were rile'!,
1,400 bnshels shipped here. G.corre.
took the last load.
Mr, L, Barry, of 2nd con. McGiaUvra a,
sold to an American buyer, a fee one
year.old colt for which he receiver. tike
handsome sum' of 4250; also two sear
old Steers for whiCb he received /fG- .
0, Baskerville has taken theeoutr
to build a large barn for Mr. Wes,
torn. He is ggotuR to put en a largos
gang as the barn has to be finished
this fall.
Tommy Neil saw a large wild eat ow
Monday morning while coming fes.
Mare, It has been seen severrJ times
lately and Wm. Ol:esaw it last welkin.
the swamp. The sports pre Out with
their old guns but pussy keeps outat
reach.
Mr. Glias, Sutddrs, of the 1`xeter ,iltla-
yoCATlt, and: ;An Jas. Neil, of the Cent-
raI Hotel, Exeter. passed through onn
town on Friday morning enroute toile
surrounding forests, in search of halt a.
They returned, after spending a for
days, with a well tilled bag of She black
quadropcd game.,
MATHS.
sus.—In Stephen, on 25th inst, flea
wife of Wm. Sims, of a dauglelcr.
MAKRIA.(filitd.
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Messrs, Clarke & Beaver purchased Inst, at the residence of Mr. Waa,
three ealoads of potatoes a north and
are rapidly* disposing of them.
Mr. S. Feist who went to Washington
Territory last spring has been serious-
ly ill with typhoid fever but is recover
ing.
Burglars tried to effect an entrance
into the house of Mr. Chas Eilber on
Friday night.- Becoming alarmed they
decamped without having secured any
booty.
Numerous depredation are being
committed lately. On Saturday night
twenty or thirty dozen of pickled eggs
were stolen from Scott and Giliies's
ware house, also on the same night Mr,
Robt. Sweet lost three geese,and a num
her of cabbage from his garden.
A young man from the north
had t:ouble in finding his rig early
Monday morning. It seems he left it
in the church shed while he wiled
away a few hours of the Sabbath even-
ing with his inamorata. When he went.
for his horse he found it had disappear-
ed. Failing to find it himself he secur-
ed the services of a "fashionable tailor"
and together they made further search
and at last found the horse and vehicle
in the far end of the died, We hope
that such a trick will not be repeated
and that henceforth the young gallant
will not bemolested-on future Sunday
evenings.
-Two young sparks from the vicinity
of Dashwood,,struck our town on Sun-
day evening. One of them took two
ladies (?) for a drive and when about
four miles east of this place he had oe-
cession to get out of the buggy when
his two companions drove off and left.
him to tramp it back. to Crediton where,
his companion was impatiently waiting
for him, Securing a livery the two
angry swans started in search of the
runaways. After a long and fruitless
search they returned and found their
hoise:;r1n 1 rig tied to a post. ' We re.
fraiR front giving the; Hanley of the
mdntifie l young , men and hope the
lesson will be beneficial.,
Centralia ,
IhK?ain is badly needed, just.noww.
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J.•'N' it a' •i ' r
e w s`w stun fri n '•''o,:
g e ds in GlarS.
on:Sunda ,
3
'Mts. Frans. ~Johnston was
the
hest
of R. Neil ten Sunday lasp.
guest
The n)ovine• we heard about t is over
all but;the.bind; but she, will ,soon a be
•herb. Y
Windsor
S. B.'.ias'taii>en tete
cbritraet
to take all the trees off the road near
Hooper's corner:
Peopley are
ex•lipectediasy ; tal ln„e:
out thein
roots and repent the yield much betterthanhe
Howard,bl- the Be; J. Wilson,
Mr. Wm. North, of Attica Mitis -.
gan, to Miss Liza Maud Palmer of
this place, •
J lEATIEM.
MCEwnN.—In Hay, on 29th 'inst., Use
belle McEwen, aged. 16 years, /IL
mos, arid 15 days.
Sale Register.
On Lot 25, con. 12, Hilbert. tit iRedl-
nes November 6th 1883, farm stoat,
implements, &c. Jas. Oke, auct, Henry
Modgson, prop.
On lot 28, con. 2, Hay, on Friday,
November 1st, thoroughbred farm.tsfiock
implements, &c. 'Oliver L. Petty, prop;
James Oke, auct.
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THE•WASHINGTON TREATY.
Is one of the important tol1ics,of the
da',:but. More important still to a s
3 P silk„
erer from catarrh is the question wh
remedy shall I use? Try - hast1e 'Ba
It "'never fo-fils Mr.
John
'Ke11 ,:
Cousbetomi-
me e,'sars.-Nesa1 Bairn hast).,
i
.sauIexP ested It wou3d.
not t) . so well in nine years. I soot
sure it: . ,..
will make a pemanent. cure -
Archbishop Tache', in an interviews'
M..
gave it as his opinion ,that the move-
ment
aove
ment;'n- Manitoba was in ri' ;
p n,n F
, `ay.
duetted not, a„alnst the French-C:titat]<'-
inns: or Freneli language
a
but afrt5t
Roldan Catholics. b b g
t.. :•
sSli
p ierint n
e danf James, of the Maui- •
toile;railroad, has been arrested itt<caw-
neaten with the crossing 'dispute at
'Crook-ston, Minn., and the iyaght'
continued in the courts. b
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