The Exeter Advocate, 1889-11-28, Page 1"A UNITED CANADA
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Pard up Capital, R . , R . R - . $2,400,000,
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GOlaullat.t, MANAGER,
Twenty leveed oteees irtr the IiominiQ:
.P411110144ill the lton itlion.17, $4,0444"Perot*
aaelie&alT<IPS.C.,
Open Tao t e'1 ' . a.m.t4 ftI
• A general banking: busirtese treatise
Throe per coot,a rooms eleewatd fee
money oo Dwelteceipte uloid Rooftop
Dorm,
. ANT/ ZYTIIITUUE Ob` TOWER OE
• aide eeeettelried•to a Certain liisirtgage
fob s+iil'bo redueel on day°fool% time
willhose,leer Reale Apetleo.eta
orslaillgantlet19,,
'41wI , rtl
Hole's 'Toted h
1Malat,
$at thetiJkl+?IERS'7'L:11ustEmiCQ,3ilell::'t
TKIlMt;AP" su:BSClli?*TION.
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01.10 ifnotso 044.
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#.`+tat,
WO Pa
axeauto,
direetia'na will
cheated eooerd'
for trausetont
Ions_
rag.»1 IMG
r.satl atMoat
ere, ke, for advert
bs made raYstble
w1 uut111+11 airraearat{ei
auto without, tree
l: toil or tel at
9
It the hour aft o'clock in the afternoon, the.
following eal li;s!teta,virc—
All am singular tact ccrteirt payed or
tract nflara,l hued proittires, situs to,1yftig cud•
atnlr ie. the Tetweedop of Stephen. County of
woo and Province ofOnterio, ieeing corn..
pesojoSthe ;,rli,9fthe1MofLot NurnIer1L
to the 12th coneol d opn of the salts Tomtulsip
of Stephan, eonfaiutna: 13 aereaa, =ore or loss.
unto** the sal:na to on cold mortgage be soon.:
or paid.
This property is one of the ke11t in the
tho townasltl a and ir< at fair attµte of
C4ltivetlon. oro is et ttiee.i'.retne houSo on.
the pxeanier,t, Rtta the imprevelnents aro first
100.
Tcratia:tnade knc+wn on day Of Sala,
L.. R. DICKSON,
Veudeval Solicitor,
Xts►ted, \ av, 2sth, ll . Exeter.
bl mod -
g; Worm' die eentreide
GESALE
prtisoosenta lneertad for
text' eleetriiatien of JOB
oat in the uncoil• atyrlos
-cheques-on oneiterds
alelostetiene. ono. to
Wiililrltutlt Sandex°a,
Baiter
l;hanrrci4 Directory.
Te r1TT Womerstlrr. 011111Mel •-Burr, S. F.
u7tnabr'icoLfIt .nd.thhoh ) p.
Marl1ovrsr fl 4amese,st., Rely. B.
Clement, Pnator. Sunday* titervicos,1o,4t1 tt,art.
and a t3O p.131. Sabbath, &heel, til p, Tn.
lilxrlc BTxnr.•r—Rev. J'. Wildon. Factor,. Ron
day taervictea,,ieSAa.irt,#t dat40Ia.m, Sabbath
Se10013so p.113.
Pa aarrahlart Otienosr—Rev. W. Martin,
Pastor. Sunda Son/tete, 11 at. m. and fUla p.
m. SabbathSchool. &Sa.m.
P rof►e+wr000 l Dor+
IT L. NIL'LINfib.
xy2a34=1137C'. ``
• Office over O'Neil'a frank, Exeter, Ontario
Nitrous Oxide Gee for painless
extraction.
Goer to Luean every p'riday
R.RIVS1tA;.',DENTIST, L.D. S', ax-
„° tracts teeth without pain by giving
Vegetable Vapor, or uaiug tine new
i
Anesthetic on t gurus. Makes Gold Filli
Ings and otherdontal work the best potrsible.
Goes to Zurich 1astTbursday in each mouth,
East side of Iain street. Exeter.
.11111/11.
• 33, WHITELY, W. D. C. M. PHYSICIAN
e.P • and'Snrgeon. Ofiice and residence—
Corner Viotorin and Elgin xtreote, 0 oderiolt,
Ontario.
R. J.
A. ROLLINS. OFFICE—MAIN ST.
• Residence—Corner AndroW and North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
TA. AMOS, M, D., C. M, L, O. P., EDIN.; L,
• R. C. S, Edinr L.P. 11. & S., Glasgow;
L. M., Edinburgh and Glasgow; M. C. P. & S.
Ontario; F. T. M. S., Toronto. 'Night boll at
,office. Crediton, Ontario. Jy1 -8
DR. COWEN. OFFICE --MAIN STREET,
1 Exeter, upstairs, opposite Centra
Hotel, Side entrance on south --James street
leading to the Methodist Church.
TW. BROWNING, M.D., M. C. P. S.
Graduate of Victoria University. Office and
residence, DoYhinion Laboratory, Exeter.
-WILLIAM SWEET, VETER
Vr inary Surgeon. Graduate
Toronto. °Veterinary Dentist-
ry a speciality. Office ond Re-
sidenceone block east of Mich.
Pickard's store. Opposite skating rink, Ex-
eter, Ontario.
'D T. COLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT-
. on, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Office—Samwell'd Block, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
.Z7I1�0
N BARRISTER SOLICITOR
LiH
.of Supreme mCourt, Notary' Public, Con-
veyanoer, Commissioner, &o. money to loan
office—Fanson's Block, Exeter,
'Til LLZOT & ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC-
Li iters, Conveyancers, &c. Money to loan
ate per cent.
B. V. ELLIOT. - J. ELLIOT
TAMES Of E, Exeter, Ontario, .Licensed
GI Auctioneeror the County , of Huron.
Sales prompt] attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed.' Sales arranged at this ofliee.
BROWN Winchelsea. Licensed .Auct-'
orttorthe Counties o f Perthand
• lone ao e f
Middlesex, also for the township of'Usborne.
Sales proinptlyattendodtoarid terms reason
able:Sates arranged. at Post office, Winohelsa
BOSSENBERRY, Hensel' Ontario. E
Lie-
. owed. Auctioneer forthe.. aozizlt y of
Duron and :Perth. .Charges; moderate and
eati3faotion guaranteed.
II LrI' `ihiva Ontario. icense .a •t,
O ,J B duo
TAT forth Counties o f
YV': ioneer1 C o hI' l les
zC d ax
and Lam. bion, ancl the townships of, $tephon
a iicl Ray. All sales promptly ettendedto.
�T cense Auctioneer for
,EILBEIi Licensed Ila
f ` e end, DToflil i ru - townships.
y
.LJ.. S o h n tine 1 v
Office—red"'ton O aria. y
C t tedalt1, '
o . e
.� Anted.
Ia 1 wishos to seeure�a situati nfor
A a ,Y e,o her
son, aged abou.il years. The, situation tprc-
ferred is one in .which he canego to 'school
• end do the - 'oh ores inorning" and evening.
1' or further ;.particulars apply at, the. ADYO-
'V lir: office, Exeter,
TthfthlI Tarrn Propt
Koine of
lin the naatter orSawtuel, C. Rundle,
o><
theta township of Stephen,yeortian,
an anaialy
at au an dofehapt'er,ltii, of
1teviscd l9tatueee of Ontario,
'ho above named Insolvent leas this day
male art assigonient of all lets estate and
efftets tn, Ictsac 1latndferd of the
VILLAGE 01? EXETER,
ire the said County of Huron, Blacksmith.
in trust ler the sclera benefit of his credit.
ors.
.i tucoking of the creditors of the sei4 'Insot-
sent will, be held at the law office of Lewis
H. Dickson sokctoe for the said _ satigneo i►.a..
etcroa
Moad�rih�2r��
ftS0. 44 tho hour of; O'clooit o,rn.
11 crecUtorsare Teetered to the their claims
itli the eerie Aaaaigueo or Itis sial Selictorou
or before tits
dilly Anal legally proven with full particulers
net f o Any securlty or seouritles Reid by titernt
or atfy Of them.
LEWIS Ti. DICKSON
Solicitor for Assignee
xeter November 2.2nil laiFO.
HOOS WANTE
h
1
Farmers berry* orayour stere hop and tet*
tea them for tha rnurket from Jennery to
June- Wo have drtt;ruuntd tat aletednn the
paaelcing of4re9aed haze in or,la.r to slake the
t'aekin ofltegs a 14u,1a1eas throughout the
ear ii de:di endeavor to l uyat hla.atever
h.'Piro lo.onoUlth Jiro hags uritis themes
oath*. rn our pocking ,a tideia
a is being neglected during tltaf ]alta
and spring months, wo think those
leo hog. ruitalle for 011r ta<'aiuirt'nienta
ftp a I I. Nowlin VPs., want hoofs not
tan to Its .teral not over :Yee lust, ane]
c vasa. 1.14114$91110 pries for trio itant).
'lost ''n•a' Shall riot her n atreestrd
thin wI,, cr,harees we peeked 15,000
altoized hoed efts: r Jan. tat, lest winter.
•UNDER ANDit'� lr'ill'I PE OVA POWER
orf solo coeortatn register
ed )tortkaKa ane e` y.lamork 7dcnaneld and
wife, whirls will proalnocxl 1st the time of
sale, default having been made in the pay
menti thereof, there will bo, sold by Public
Auction, at Reynold's iiotel,in the.
Village of Hensail,
ON__,_
SaNmag, 3111k fag of Jo.
At 2 o'clock p. me by Mr.,Tarn Oke,
Auctioneer, subject to such conditions as
sahali then bo produced the following vain.
vide property, vis, Ali and singular, that
certain oared or tract of Iind s ncl premised.
situate,] in and being in the township of
Hay,.in the County of Huron and Province
of Ontario, containing by admeasurement
fifty aeree, more oriels being composed of
SOUTB-HALP of Lot (umber NIldk., in tho
FOURTH Concesssion of the :said township
of Hay..
There ie a frame house and largo barn on
the premises and the situation as to markets
is good.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent. cash and the balance in 50
days, or as may be agreed.
For further particulars apply to
ELLIOT Sc ELLIOT,
Vendors' Solicitors, Exeter.
11110TIOJIE S9iE
farm Stook & imIlmonts
OF THE ESTATE OF
JAMES PICKARD:
0
THERE WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC
Auction on the store premises of James
• Pickard, in the
VIll4llE OF
EXErFL.
13y James Oke, Auctioneer, on
Wednesday Dec. 4, 89
Commencing at 1 o'clockp. m., the, follow-
ing farm stock.and implements, that is to
Say:-
1
ay.s team of benvyb orses, 5 and 9 years old; 1
pony 1 years oltl, in foal; 1 pony, aged; 1
'Prado of Athens";horse colt, 3 years old; 1.
"Stone Clover" horse colt -2years old;1 "Pride
of Scotland" horse colt 2 years old; 1 "Fear-'
naught chief" mare colt 2 years old; 1 "Fear-
naught:Chief" mare colt 1'year old; 1 "Stone
Clover" horse colt one year old; 1 horse colt
1, year old; 1 mare and colt after "'T'urk"; 1
niare and colt after "Foarnaatght- Chief "; 2
nfilch coesi4fateotws;5 -.steers;, 3 calves; 1
yearling heifer; 1 two-year,old heifer;1 calf;
12 ewe lambs; 4 ewes; 1 buggy; -1 Phaeton; 1
light wagon; Lehi, sleigh; 'a newwagons;: 4
old wagons; 5n tons of hay; about to acres of
peas; el) 0 acres of barley; about 9 acres of
wheat; so,: bushels of turnips; 5loads 'ofgreen
feet.; a:quantity '; of cealarand stakes, an
num eroirsOther a'rfiolesa
TERMS,'OSALE.
5;10 arid under cash,' all stubs 'above 810
twelvem onths credit-otifurlsishing approved
secured notes.
For further r'
partzculitrs, apply to
R. H. COLLINS, GEORGE SAMWELL
'
Solicitor for Assignee, •.� ' ;Assi
gn4e
Exeter. Exeter`
JAatEs OEE{Auctioneer,
Eeter, November lath, 1880.
I,. GRANT CO., Ingersoll.
Leave it to tho .flays.
The essential condition ofsueeess in
life for all normally constituted men is
undoubtedly the rightchoice of a vo-
catiou. What to do with our boys is
a eeriouS question with every parent
for itis just here that so many flitat.
blunders are made. Parents omits- be
actuated by the very best Motives in
laying out as plaits of life for their sons
but they are too oftenunmindful el the
fact that what may prove eminently
successfnl in one ease may be equally
disastrous in another. And very often
the decision iS rendered mare difRcuult
by the necessity laid upon the boy of
earning his daily bread as he eats it.
Then, too frequently, circumstances
usurp the place of decision; and what
should be the result of careful thought
is left to there eceident. Wtt have no
hesitation in saying that a large per-
centage of failure in life can be attri-
buted to the fact that young men have
been compelled against their own pre-
dilections and desires to adopt a vocat-
ion entirely unsuited to them Parents
are too prone to shut their eyes to the
natural bent of their sons' minds and
learn their mistake when it is to late
to rectify it. The boy may show a pos-
itive dislike to the position chosen for
him and protest strongly against con
tinuing in it but he is either encourag-
ed or forced to remain and the result,
in nine cased out of ten, is a failure.
In such cases an immediate change to
a vocation more in sympathy with the
boy 's disposition and tastes is the only
safe course toms i .
p • e It should be.
borne in mind that the loss of a year or
two at the outset of a young man's,
career is nothing compared to the in-
jury and life-long disappointment en-
tailed by belie; forced to remain in :f
trade or profession for whichhe is nat-
urally unsuited. The world is full of
poor, breifless barristers, doctors with
out patients, prosy preachers lacking
the first requisites of their calling, who
would have turned out successful far-
mers or business e, men and hosts of
struggling
clerks' who would have
ve
made good mechanics and vice versa.
All the perseverance in the world won't
make a man. successful in life unless
his heart is in his work and he finds
pleasure and profit in what he under-
takes. Parents cannot therefore be too
careful in the choice of a ; vocation -for
their children,
-To Our Subscribers
The SPECIAL ANSTOWr0EIVIENT which
appeared in our columns some tulle
since, announcing a special arrange-
ment with Dr. B. J. KiSEDALL' Co, of
Enoslmrg Falls, Vt., publishers of "A
Treatise on the Horse and his Disease"
whereby our subscribers were enabled
to obtain a copy x of that valuablee work:
num-b 3 *' sending their li address to
Dr. J. B. KENDALL Co. (ancl ei1-
closing a two -cent g
o stamp for maiiut�,
sande) is renewed for a limited period.
We trust all will avail themselves of
the opportunity of `obtaniug this nal-
uable work. To every lover of the
Horse it ie .indispeesable,as it treats "
a simple manner all the deseaseswhicl
afflict this noble animal. Its phenon
inal sale throughout the United States
and Canada, made it standard author-
ity. Melai'io 1 this a or WlUl)l 'sencliia
for "T•reaticsa" :=net 31-13t,
Farquhar..
Don't ;forget the open Court of the r
O, F. of this place, ort Friday Dee, 6th a
gQod time is eXpeetetl,
a
4 Wed ul o —6.
esti e1 e f, . k
as Air. A. Robison, who lives one Y iIo
north of here, was doing Ids chores the
lantern, which ha was using;, exploded
setting fire to the barn .and wassoQn in
flaaince and before helparrived was
burned.to the ground, -with all, 'its este.
tents, Insur e:1. Su the taboret! and
Hibbert :fire,Insurauee Coy. for $1,000.
Turnberry.
Iifr. Robt. Senders, of Exeter, acc=.
Fulled by two of Isis; friends were on a
hunting'espeditioa in Turaherry and
adjoining townships for about ten days
of late. In four days' hunt they sue -
needed in killing thirty Ave rabbits
and fiftetin patridges. )11 Monday
they trek the C. I'. It. for Grand Valley
in *argil of ltugor game. They had
been in that vicinity but alt short time
before the hounds started a large black
bear After a short chaser the dogs
succeeded in driving hint out near Mr.
Sandals, who shot fit him, knocking
hien over and wounding it. White he
wasreloaiding and walking towards
the bearit got up and commenced to
rrlpv4 Qgt, +led Mr. Senders at once
shouldered his rifle and pulled but tate
artritlg0. Aimed :fire, but would doubt.
less hate killed him had, the eeat-trid
OM The bear moved off rather
T
rat dl but.the hounds d
ua t t,
pi Awa got emit of
blood and had a lively chase for about
ten minutes, when they overtook him
and furious struggle must have en-
sued as one of the dogs returned badly
used u and t v
had o removed
tet m sad, from
p
the bush. it,partys'
Thetill IIrA et
nits.
p
Bruen for about an hour, and would
'Borne; no.ioubt, captured him had the
hounds not gave up the chase alt ac-
count of.the thick bush and being;
woturdcd. It was ane of the largest
boars ever aeon in that vicinity.
Qommunioatione e
4 'e deo not hold. onrsolveta responsible fez
artialisa appearing under thio heading..
To the oulttorofTag AuyOCAM1.
Dear Sir:'—We .saw an article; in
your columns of last weeks issue from
gourtlriantvaty'correspondent regard=
ing the la* suit bztNght to that village
agtihist the Grand Be'a'd boys, We wish
the correspotdcnt of
that town to un-
derstand
that wean) not in the habit of
imposing on old people. After the ev-
idence nothing could bo proven in this
way or against their character, but the
J. P. to make himself safe he fined two
of the younger boys $10, one for eat-
ing candy and where the put it and the
other for shooting a squirrel and 1,
where he shot it, to cover the expencos
of his wife who had to drive after the
plantiff, who did not put in an appear-
ance at the appointed hour, which his
summons called for. We understand
that the plantiff wished to settle the !,
case out of court, but this the J. P. re-
fused to do, no doubt thinking he would
make a living out of the Grand Bend
boys, bite he found out they were to
well bconght up to be up to such misde-
meanors. We. wish the Greenway cor-
respondent to mind his own business
and notinterfere with the young men
yug c
of Grand:Beud, as wo don't make a
practice of slugging'Sabbath nights and
robbing 'boo hives &c. Thank you for
this space. We are yours Respectfully,
YOUNG FARMERS.
Grand Bend Ncv 19th 1889.
Hensalh
Mr. R. McIntyre has had his hotel 'lat-
ely repainted which adds greatly to
to its appearence.
Considerable rain has fallen here of
late. A heavy fall of snow took place
yesterday morning.
Remember the L O. 0. F. dedication
this Thursday afternoon and evening.
g
A grand time expected. Dont miss it.
Considerable grain is coming into
the market, Mr. Geo McEwen and Mr.
McLellan, are good buyers, farmers are
getting top prices.
PERSONAL.—Mr. Wm. Hughes of St.
Thomas, is here at present visiting
friends.—Mrs. W. R. Hedgins,and daugh-
ter Kate,
augh-
ter'Kate, of Kincardine, are visiting•
friends in the village.
Robert Bell our enter
Mr. , rising p b
lumber merchant, is building a hand-
som and commodious residence in the
e
village. The same is now roofed and
a
enclosed. Mr.Wm. Welch is the contrac-
tor.
li ssrs-'os. aro bush
TetPetty e Petty� y
it
eeiga„ed in purchasing and paclata,,
pork; : They are paving the highest
figures and our village looks lively
with many farmers teams coaling ' in
loaded with pork and grain.
TheMethodist church anniversary
saty
services will bop reached on.; Sunday,
Dec. Sth. There will be three services
during Sunday. and on Monday a pub-
lic tea:will be held, Dr. Griffen, of
Stratford and others Will be present.
The Masonicsin concert .held
Cox -
worth's Hall on Thursday evening las,",
under the auspices of Zurich Lodge was
a decided success, The attendance wets
facia Laundering the bad state of the
weather, It. Wer, Bro. W. G. Pus, D.
D-
O. M,, of SeafQrth, occupied the chair
in to 'very able and efficient manlier,
and delivered
ashort add ess setting
nuforth ;oae othe many objects of - A
,ent
Preemasonery, The programme
Was an excellent one,, and was taken
'tart in by some of the best tatent that:
could be secured. The Musical, glass
performance by Mrs. and Miss Sage, of
lk414I11, was ex coilent and they were
heartily encored also was the young
Highland dancers, In short, we may
say that the concert was one of the
best ever held in the village, arid should,
that bairn hold another, it will be more
largely patronised than the aria ,just
passed.
Centralia.
Lots of mud on our streets now,
Wm. Carroll is visiting at the Royal
G. Essery was visiting friends it
Zurich last week,
Miss Louisa E. Marshall, of Forest, it
visiting friends here.
T. Parsons shipped a car load of pouf
try to Winnipeg oil Friday.
Quite a number attended the Chuml
opening in Exeter. on Sunday.
iiiiss Elliot, music teacher, lurid our
town at flying visit last weak..
' Mies Stewartsoe, of McCallii•'.'ray,, ;
visiting at the Duireriti Rouse..
G. Esser.y has his new stable bricked;
up Mr Neil having the contract,
The beautiful snow has come at last
which will be ro tell bettor for thed 'wed-
iA,
Mr. Parsons I
\I has returned from
eturn d f to
Manitoba looking
.ltalr
and hearty.
IIe
reports things booming out there.
Mr, Wm. Cottle, of Sibley, Ohio, once
a resident of this place is again in our
midst lend intends remaining for at'
week or two.
Our new -store keeper (Mr. Runt)) heal
opened out and selling very champ.
The farmers will find it. to their ativent-
aage to give him a call.
Mr. French was home from Michigan,
where he has been packing apples!, het
has returned Ifo report that apples
nets plentiful in that section,
' Alt old vetran, of the North West re -
hellos!, with both feet shot off, remained
in our town last Tuesday night" telling
his stories of hardships in that fair off
country,
Mr. Isaac Handford and J. 'Quante
and family have moved to London
where Isaac and John Have received
lucrative poeitious. Wewish them
success in their new undertaking.
We have received a number of
"drives" from Centralia for publication.
We have more than once repeated un-
der this !lend that 'drives' would not be
inserted. This is the last time we in.
tend mentioning this fact and intend
throwing such stuff in the wash basket
in future.—Editor .AD OOAT> ..
. McGillivray Council.
The Council met pursuant to ad;
journnlent, on Nov. 4th, present W. IL
Taylor. Reeve, W. J. Corbett and G. T.
Thompson, deputy Reeve W. Ritchie
and E. Morgan, councillors, minu-
tes of last meeting read approved of
and sighed. Moved by G. T. Thompson
seconded by E. Morgan, That the sum
of fifteen dollars be expended in ditch-
ing and turnpiking on sideroad be-
tween lots 5 and 6 on the 22nd. conces-
sion and tl at ThomasHall be commis-
sioner to expend the same. Carried,—
Moved by W. L. Corbett, seconded by
W. Ritchie, That the named individ-
uals be paid the several amounts as set
forth viz.—T. Duglas,tile acrose Doug-
las sideroad $1.00; A. Munroe, 1 lamb
killed by dogs,$2.75; J. Bullock 2 Iambs
killed by doe's, $5.33; J. Dixon, gravel
..6.00 ; T. Lewis lank
account, for cul-
$
> p
cul-
vert, ?.2cts; J. Veil, 'reparing Behan's
bridge 2nd con. $6.00; A. Munroe jr.,
putting in concrete culvert at McVicars
on main gravel road, $2.S0; T. Jenn-
ings, account for plank, $14.26, J.
Thompson, repairing bridge and col -
vert, on front gravel road, McGillivray
portion, $5.00; J. Charlton, account for.
gravel, $2.10 1 R. Ceili, account for
plank, $37.06; A. Morrisey, putting in
concrete culvert on Morrisey's side road.
$3.00; T. Hodgins ,jr., gravel account,
$25.00; W. Thompson, putting in con-
crete culvert Biddulph town line, $3.00;
T. Lewis, ditching and repaving cul-
vert 13th con., $14.65; Li, McDougal,
ditching on the 13th con. $13.25; A.
Nichol. building -bridge on Parkhill
i
road, $13.00; I. Hasltot, filling
1n brid-
ge,and puttingin 2 concrete
ppe sit. lieuco lc etc..
culvert on 7th con. E. C. T, $6.70; I.
c
Haslet, cleaning ditch on hill on town
� igf m 7
line; west of Ailsrf'C1a $7.25• A:Iilboin=
b
field, putting in 'concrete culvert on
gravel road•$3.00; C.'Medcof, grading
and gravelling on W. William's .town
line,b y $51.00; •W, Forgart ,:a gravel grant
g.
on Thompson side. road $1:5.00; 1. Mit-
chell, gravel account for 1888 & 9 $7.00
I. F. Durr, gravel account Division No
10,44.00;;. Mawsin, gravel account
$4.10; I. Durr, attending and stripping
gravel pit and account for pick $42.00
I. Reeder, grading and putting in: con -
N0.1311.
Crete culvert Idobotharns side road, $?,
00.3C. Poor}building culvert West Wit,
lutm"s town -line McGillivray portion lig
Corwell, tilt across road 10th con"
42.00,��edCerried, , Sioved by �i , L. Cor -
bo s ond '
1?y
IIsli
�, I
ltchrtia
t tel
s
council adjourn to meet Towts
the first liffondqtncerber
at
ten .o'clock a M. Carried.
Wm. Fraser.,
T. P. Cleric.
Orealtiona
r
W# sda • a
edt)e .ors. a �.
`# iw
birs, S, Lina is very Low at preSen „
Vaccant houses are in ;rent demand
art present.
A. wedding yesterday, particular*
Itezt `reek.
tislr
•1tfr. and firs, I.,atmport,. were visits ;
their daughter In London bust week.'.
The '^enfal Jar dlord of the Central,
Mr. A.1101,11beers land up with rheums
al,
Mr. C. ii`ibbler is improving his re,
tly purchased property by the erect-
new stable.
Mr, and Mrs, Jaynes Hill have °gone' -R
a trip to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend.
the wedding, of Mr Hill's nephew.
Mr. W nr. Geiser', returned autur
y
db. 1 from est f ru Rufi'alo amid Dunviliet.
Whexe he has been visiting friends.
Wo are sorry to learn that Mr. Ate-
silo Melliu is seriously its with typhoid'
fereri31. Waltaburg, Washington, Mr.,
Mellin.lost his wife two years ago fronii:
tial sure decease.
Tho R r
many friends o fAi'a
Wm.P
rw�a
was glad to flee his pleasant fad
again ht their midist, He has been. is
Winnipeg for the past four years and
report business g
oad in that city.
The shooting' match held at Clarleia
hotel, Crediton, was it grand sueeeSe
every way. The allowing done waits
fair and everything passed alt very "'
pleasantly. We hope lie may have au..
other in the dear future:
We regret to announce 'the death 4
Mr. Joshua Meakins'r ho died at tete
residence of Mrs. Anderson, 4th °cola.,
Stephen, on Monthly Nov. 25th. R.
bad been ailing for over a. year Anal
his death Was trot unexpected by hie
relatives, His remains were interred
its the Kirktou cemetery on Wednesday_
Four of our citizens became by some
means or other, the owrier of a turkey
each on Friday last, and had them con
fined into au old shop. These four than
conspired among theenselves,the result
being that one of their number was: is
persuade three innocent youths inta
csx,tracting the foul that night, repre-
senting that it would bo a good joke, -.
and that they could return them in a
day or so. The remainder of thequar-
tette were to secrete themselves in the
shop and catch them in the act. The
scheme worked all right and the shame
and fright of the youths can be iin-
gined when they were accused of thiev-
ing and threatened with the terrors of
the law. ' We fail to see any cleverness -
or 'ammusernent in such a 'joke' so call-
ed, and trust that the authors of it aro
not suffering from mental overwork in.
originating such a plot.
British Grain Trade. -
The Mari, Lane Express in its
weekly review of the British grain
trade, says:—English wheats are stea-
dy, though the deliveries are large.
The sales of English wheat during the
past week were 7%17S quarters, at 30s,
against 54,433 quarters, at 31s 9d
during the corresponding week last
year. The prices of foreign wheats
are maintained. Califcrnia is a. fract-
ion better. Oats are 6d higher. Casa,
is 3d higher. At to -day's markets
wheats were slow. Flour was 6raa
Grinding barley, oats and corn advaa
ed 6d. Beans and peas favored sellers.
SLEEPLESS WORRY.
i .r
Is often occasioned by a harassln�,,
tickling cough which might easily he;
cured if the 'right remedy- Hagyard.
Pectoral Balsam was made use of. Its
soothing, healing and expeetorant
qualities make it wonderfully useful in
every family for coughs and colds.
MONOPOLIES AND COMBINES
are a source of menace to the publ'1k
welfare, and should be stamped oat:
So should catarrh. Mr. J. Duncan,,
Maple Creek, N. W. T. say s:—Nasal.
Balm has done my catarrh good' more
than all the numerous
1ra;medies ;I ltaifc.
previously tried combined. I q
ave im-
proved
so much that I believe one bat-
tle will completely cure mc,
3'
The petitions for the `
C Cetlllll tit ,
commutation of
the deathp enalty in the case of Har,-
vcy, the' Guelph murderer, are being
largely signed by people throughout
the country,
My friend, look here! you know how.,
weak and, nervous ~our, wife is, and
l knowthat '' .
you t a Carter's Iron fills wftk
relieve her, now x
wh - not be fair oboist
it and buy her a box.
Amolbg
the many sweet sticks, disF:
and pastel burnt u as an incense le"
prepared orangerind,
4 bars D ecl - 1 '
tri'c Soap p .fes
25c,