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"A UNITED CANADA AND BRITISH. CONNECTION,"
EXETER, ONTARIO, TITURSDAY, DECEMBER 19,.
The Molsonls Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament,.ie55.)
Paid up Capital, . «.. < . $2,00Q,000.
Rest Fund , . , 4000,000,
Head of ,ce Montreal,
WOLFERSTAN TROMAS, Esq.;
GENERAL 'MANAG 7R.
Twenty Branch. offices in the Demaniori•
Agencies se the Derailiit n,1T. S. and Europe.
QpeR Overt i&vrfnt day from 10 a, auto 3 Ix
atn Ieys AQ a. m. to It p, nr,
A. general banking business transacted
-Four
per eaut.,o{a},.e' �ajriuu s aline far
an4ney Can Deponit itheid at1..
B» , ARCHER,
Exeter, Jan 2S','SS: Mattaet;or,
TRderF
Ix pilbiiehedImm Thursdaarllaraiixi>;,
at the Wave.
'ss a-1v,5TREF w. EXETE
`
TERX$ Or SUOSOUTPTIQit.
One Dales per annum, if TAU in, Albano
$140 if not so paid.
.-r Ott. oxz ,22.r3i-
IMMEN
,loom expressed themselves wolf sat-
ishedwith the standing of the set ooi,.
The musica. l part of the programme
as ally sustained, by the', sses Hor
amef Staffs, Mr. and Miss Sanders and
hers This t`throl is in a fleursiaing
nditien and ale people of 'this section
ay congratulate. themselves on the.
fortune of having secured
rvices of such. an efi<icielat and
taking teaehrg as lair. Arthaz
t
lobi Martins has displayed of hla
wt 1niQvcd .his i• Yn1dy Fiitf kl XRaI]•
shore he with ef: ago? u faviiung,�
failure makes xnlliy, and we
his week to =menace the failtare
Reny Webb. fie AFslglied to
(Bine' Cornish for the general
his creel hears. Lia bol: ge
011.. 'Thip creditors will meet
on lfith math -The School
tailldttlph, "fuel 'been elan.
st �throo wt I,�s u tax
!dents aafferi'ug from
Quite a IivvIy time' is ex-
xxlBnitripai elections- Our
plats Re4 ve, will be opposed
T C. Uodgans, Several new ,as-
for councillors are spoken of.
t r
for this time f the year
a plowing has been, done
f this tuoutb. ,We regret
the death of Mr Axndrhrr
>; ille, which sad and
uly vcllt eecuie t on Monday,
raa finch respected by
lift, having been one of
of the taailship.
sd bis do $tit au eta-
bytelrJan church, and was
\o'papperdiscontinued untilall,arxoaza ms
aro pato,. Advertisement* without i
tilsectiazlewill b published till forbid r;n
charged acvor iInicry, Liberal wiis countmed.e
for trxneeiou,t advertia;ementeinsorta,l for
logia riots Every description of JOB
P& wriNGtlaruaduutta the finest style,
anti atrnad tsaratw Chorlues aiierty rd�
era, &• for edvertiaing, sabaoriptioues etc. ra
Aye mndv, payable to
William Sanders,
row.
uvula, pllrac.te rr.
Tat vtx ' 3lr;xoRIAZ CsnRC1 .--'Rat. 8,
T.RbSSohao2iges11i, m.
and pmSabath? .) n
3183B0nr5T Crllutest--James-at., Ray. lx.
Clement, Pastor. Sunda, Svrrkoo,taa0 aa.na
and 6:30 p.m. Sabbath oof, It f4 111.
MAIN SVirazr--B44..T, WiTsoi, ratVto> San
clay $ervioes, t.0.30 a, m. and ti.3O p. m $x .bath'
Sc#soal8.40 p. re.,
James
Howard, o lxer, g pure seed the above stock of 11
offers at and below cost, to make room for Fresh Stock aMvr-
i g, for Clash all Plated Ware, Planes, Barb Wire, Etc.,
Away dog Prize
le prices of the following hues:
Horse Nails, Shoes, Bolts„ Springs, etc,,
e Folks, Hay and all Harvest Tools.
[eyed tptiou of Bent Stuff Hubs. Rims, Trimmings,
Aeme, German and Roller Rink,
'ow Racer, Lance, Champion, Drag, Circular, Hand Saws
;E: a.mx iers, Nails, Lining Paper, Tarred and Cay et Felts,
Oils, Coal, Water White, Linseed and Machine, a fishes, etc,
17,„rindow Glass Colored, Double Thiol; »amoud Star.
.sixes, Shingle, Lath, Broad, Bend, Chopping, etc.
M. Wanzer's Cookers below Costw
i wing Room, Parlor and Cook Stoves and Tinware Cheap,
1'111=2'21;11Illi cavi *—Bev. 'W. Martin.
,'
Pastor. Slund&y Sorvicei, ix a. m. anti 8.30 p,
M. Sabbath Sotaoo1,9.45A,ro.
rrolessnannl 'Cards.
L. BILLINGS,
yam ser..
over O'Neil'. ]i4uk, EX414r, On
Nitrons Oxide Gee for rainiosa
extraction.
Gods to Taman every Friday.
n
H. RXNS]IAN, DENTIST, L. D. $;, ox-
treats Meth without pain by saving
Vogetable Vapor, or using.the new
ing+mi and obis aalhovtal�work the bot Goldssibly
Goes to ZuriohlaatThursday in eachrnonth.
East aide of Mainstreet. Exeter.
(CEDAR POST, RUEL FENGUTLKFL ALVfAYS ON HAND IH EXETER
OR IT THE BSH.
11. i1O1CUR, Mau.
B. WHITELY', M. D. C.M.. PHYSICIAN
go:Snrgoon. Office and residence—•
nox'Viotoria and Elgin streets,FGodorioh,
Ontario,
mit. J. t,. ROLLINS. OFh'IC',E—MAI ST.
$ .
1 J Residence—Corner Andrew And North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
AMOS,: M. D., CAL
3 . R.tS. S„ Edia:; L. V.>?. & S.. Glasgqow;
Edinburgh and Glasgow IL C. P. & 8..
On tario' B. T.M. S.,TorY onto. fight bell at
office. Crediton, Ontario. 412-8'
Dlt. COWEN. OFFICE --MAIN STREET,
Exeter, upstairs, opposite Contra
Hetet. Side entrance on south;-,1limes street
Tending to the Methodist Church.
'(' W. BROWNING, M.D., M, C. P. S.
Graduate of Victoria 'University. Office an
residence, Dominion. Laboratory, Exeter.
UTTLLIAM SWEET, VETER-
r' inarySurgegn. Graduate
Toronto, Veterinary Dentist-
ry a speciality.. Office and Re-
sidenoeone block east of Stich:
Pickard'e store. Opposite skating rink,. Ex-
eter, Ontario.
RH. COLLINS, B RRTSTER,. SOLIOIT
. OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Office— Samwell's Block, Exeter, Ontario..
Money to Loan. -
T H. MESON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
L. of Supreme Court, Rotary Public, Con-
veyancer, Commissioner, &e. Money to loan
Office—Fanson's Block, Exeter. •
ELT.IOT & BLLIOT, BAE aTSTEBS, SOLtC-'
(tors, Conveyancers, &c. Money to loan
at per cent.
B. V'..ELLIOT. J. ELLIOT
JTAMES ORE, Exeter, Ontario, Licensed,
Auctioneer for the County of Huron.
Sales promptly attended to and satisfactioh'
ge}tranteed, Sales arranged.,at'this office.
HBROWN Winohelsea Lioensed Anct-
. ' ioneer ttor the Coulrties•, of Perth and:
Middlesex, also t, rt#ie townsl,ip.of U'sborne.
Sales promptly attended to andtermereason
able. Sales arranged at Post Office, Winchelsa
OSSENBEIIBY,HensallOntario. -Lie-
E•
. ensed Auctioneer for the' Countys of
Huron and Perth. ;Charges moderate and
satisfiiction guaranteed:
WHOLT, Shiva, Ontario.: Licensed auct-
. ibneer,for the Counties of ;lttidalqsex
and Lambton, and'tl e tewnslups`of Stephen
and flay.' 'Allsales promptly attended to.
E bra Cattle.
Caine irate the premises of the undersigned..
Lot 13, Con. SI, Stephen, on or about '19th of
Nov, $7, 1 grey ,steer rising 3 Yrs. ,old; 1 beif'er
rising 2 yrs, old. The owner will prove pro,
.awu
perty'andPay expenad take'themses n JAMES CnO . N away.
Grand Bend.
Estra Cattle.
Came into the premises of the undersigned,
1 of 0; Con. A. 13„ 1 yoaring heifer, brindle; 1,
pearling 3tAer,red and white. The owner to
prove property pay expenses and take them
away. 01.1A;:Lits MysoN
Grand Bend.
I
1 .n HOWARD
cwt Shrviee wt lliliiaig curried en
bury St,, 7 cthodlat
iL l ttv p, pt Selkirk
u, is apeuding ith bb
fends iia town, prior to isle tiopztrturt3.
for Manna where heiluriaoseadovoting
a year to the study of .his ltrol easiola.-
1`fes*sa T. C. Doherty, A, Knox, E.
Foody, W. T Whitely, ,8,. Cook, E. Cor-
Ilett and W. 11. Cooper were delegates
the Cen exvative Convention at South's
mill, on Tuesday. -The t ekes Organ
Co. sold a magnificent organ to the
Trustees of the BWsgreen Methodist
Church one iiay this week for use is
the church. At the last meeting of
Clinton. L. O. L.No.710. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. W. M. Tiro. W. G. Smith; I). M.
Bro, John ford; CIiap.Bro. Geo. ilanley ;
Rec. Secy Bro. P.Cantolon; Fin. Secy.
Bro, M.Todd; Treas. Jiro. W. Mur-
phy; Dir. of Cer. Bro. W. A, Ross; Lect-
carer, Bro. W. S. Swaflield; ist Com. Bro.
I). Cantelnii,-Mr. Robt. Porter M. P.
stayed in town on Monday night, on.
his way to :the Conservative Convent-
ion at Smith's Hiil.-On Tuesday a
Coronor's inquest was held in connect-
ion
onnection with the alleged poiso>ing of the late
IL J. Whitely. The body was raised
and brought to the Town Ball, where
the stomach was taken out and sent to.
Toronto for to be analized. The in-
quest was adjourned for one week.-
Mr, S. Wilson, of Chicago, is home for
the Christmas Holidays. --lir,. Brown,
son of Mr. .Alfred Brown formerly
reeve of the township of Morris, but
now of Dakota, is visiting friends in.
this section. -It is rumored that the
popular drygocds traveller, Mr. J. C.
Gilroy, is aboi.a buying out a. business
in town. -Mr. John Joalin left for St.
Marys last Peek.- T here is big com-
petition amongst the Grocers of the
town for to catch the Christmas trade.
Some of them, it is said, are selling be-
low cost.- Mr. Josh Hanner has rem-
ed his family to Toronto.
Centralia, Wm. Bolt and daughter Mary E. Holt
were visiting friends in Shipka on Sat-
The roads are getting rather muddy, urday.
and farmers are wishing winter would
set in. -Some of the scribes In this vie
inity have been amusing the public at
the expense of others. Such jokes are
not relished by an intelligent commun-
fty.-Mr. Thomas Handford has secur-
ed the service of a first-class black-
smith and 'self] snake things hum in
that line in future. If you want good
work call on Tam. --Considerable rain
fell on Sunday.
ur Stock is Large'
AND
iELL ASSORTED.
Our Stock consists of
Watches, Clock9,Walnut and Nickel
Alarms, soled gold�lVeddin Rings, Keep-
er Rings, Engagement Rings, Cern
,�.
Rings..,solid olid' "Broaches, Cuff.Mat-
-tons
Brace etsChains,
oc etsc.
For tile enext GO, days we purpose i l the Public the X
bcr
-�
gest chance to ptu ch use Goods
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%%borne Council.
The Conneilmeton 14th inst, allthe mem-
bers were present. The minutes of previous
meeting were read and confirmed. The by
law appointing Deputy, returning officers
and fixing polling places werereadand pass-
ed. Tho Treasurer was authorized to prepare
his•finimolai report as Per 51 VicChap, 28 pec.
sand have the same printed for distribution.
After passingthefollowingorderstheCoun-
cil ad3ourned to meet again on Monday the
30th inat.aftertbe nomination is closed, viz:
—3..Ker9lako $9550; A. Turnbull$15.95; R. Bell
57.68; W. Mitchell $2.80; J. Wood 8475; T, Cud -
re ore $44.85• 3, Moir $24.93; 3. Blatchford $5;
J. Dew $2.25; T. Jones T. Veal 25ats; T.
Fisher $20.50; T. Bassett 21; T. McKay $53; W.
K����pdd'$10 G. W. Halms $113;T. Heywood $8;
White & Son $4450; J. Hells $40; J, Shier $40;
T. Cameron 140; T. Coates 55; T. Hayton $9.90;
J. Iroine $6.
G. IV. Holman,
Clerk.
Khiva.
Mrs. and Mr. Wm. Holt, were, visiting
friends in Dashwood on Sunday: -Mr.
Bert Gillespie, of Exeter, was in town
on Sunday. -There -was a : very fine
Xmas tree and entertainment held in
Shipka -1lfethodist church last Thursday
12th,,t kreat'number of presents were
presented to numerous friends. The
proceeds amounted to $22.50. -Messrs.
Wm. Holt and. Wm. Wein, of IChiva
were out hunting on Monday of last
week`, and were v ry successful, they
ceeded'itt shooting a Very handsome
White Owl, they were offered the
sum . of $8.. cash for him before.
`reaching,, home, but refused to sell. Mr
= x Eilss, of Dashwood, has got the job of
FOR
T
CASH.
llbut we c o don't . it
We don't say give us ilio first call, 1 say, ?�t pax,.
with your 'money until you see our stock and learn our prices:
Clocks and Watches cleaned and broughtto time.
MO MRS FITT()
seeing it.—Miss A. Godsave id still
visiting in Khiva.—Miss Elise. Tetert-
man, was visiting friends in Dashwood
on Sunday. -Mrs. Wm. Holt Sr.: is yet
very sick, but under the care of Dr..
Amos, she is slowly' recovering. -Mr,
Angus McCormick's Ji ,infant baby has
been very side with infiam<ition of the
lungs: but 'under the 'care of Dr, Catton
of Dashwood; is iuendin;; ; fast. -Mrs.
Stephen Council.
Dee. 16th 1S89.—AU members present. Min-
uses of last meeting read and signed Re.
solved that Clerk instrnet Engineer to see
that the condition ortho award between T.
Hustin and W. Winer be carried ant. O.
Prouty to make further enquiries respecting
T, Priersantra for damages. Resolved that
the person who was so unoormoneonsly
dumped at town hall. On council .meeting
day be sent back whence they came without
explanations. Moved by J. Sherritt, second-
byVv. White that D. E. O. and places for
holding elections berednced from E4 to p3
Resolved that the places for holdingthe
elections bo same as last year vile —School
Hoose No.1: No. 5, Town Han, W. Hoit''s kit-
chen, W..Beitzman's kitchen, S. House No. 8
and 10, and that the following persons be D.
R. Officers viz:—Thomas Shapton, O. Brown,
O. Prouty,_ 7. Galion G.Koys it..Armstrong,
Thomas Mallard. Resolved that the follow-
ing orders be granted viz: T.May rep. Lon-
donRoad, a'1eta T.Marshall R. R. statute
labor, $8,00; R. Bond coupons $525; D. Sutton
lumber $6.624 C. Kulmtile$l9•RatzBros. lum-
ber $104 09; it Finkbeiner balance of salary
CO; T.Baker for lumber 81.86; Eilber sun-
dries $12_.61; G. Spikman Calvet $4.03; C. Bea-
ver Spouts $1; D, Disherdan S. Labor refund-
ed $2; T. G. Young spikes 98 ate; G. Mawhiney
ditch $2; W. Hickey work 21st con. 4 charity
20; S. Brokenshiro rep. Bride 4 S. R. 1.25 N.
Eitherileedand: for gravel pit 4.00; Daniel
Rsayan S. labor refnndcd 8.26 Error in roll
19.75;; salary of councillers each 65; TniET Ad.
N.meeting 1.53; C. Prouty expense G. B.'0.
60.71; Sundries 1325• C. Prouty work T. 0.2.15;
R. Coad service GB.O., :2.50. O. Prouty sel-
ecting jurors4.00 Seeretary33.of H. 15; local
drainage charg 15.88; C. Frouty balance of
Salary 7.50; Regeitery D, B. M.20; postage 18.
Stephen Examination,
The annual examination of S. S. No.
8, Stephen, was held on Tuesday 17th
inst. The weather although wet and
roads muddy, yet there was a large at-
tendance of both parents and visitors.
At noon a Bumptious repast was served
by the` good ladies of the section, which
for both quantity and=quality could not
be surpassed. The pupils were put
through a most searching examination
by the teacher in charge, Mr. `Hotham
assisted by Messrs Latta and Doig and
Misses Gregory and Gill, teachers, and
the ready manner in which the pupils
answered the various questions pro=
pounded showed that they had been
carefully and systematically trained.
The recitations were interspersed by
music which added greately to the
success of the examination. At the
close of the examination Mr. jury was
appointed chairman, and a most inter-
esting programme was rendered con-
sisting of music, recitations, dialogues
and speeches from the ratepayers a110
f
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Bayfield.
Messrs Baker, Erwin, Swarts and
Walwin, having procured the skating
rink for the coming season and are do-
ing all in their power to make this one
of the greatest attractions going. -Mr.
Edward Rutledge, one of our enterpris-
ing young business men has closed up.
his store and will probably go to the
city. Rio father, the late Andrew Rut-
ledge, ran a store here for long time
-We understand that Mr. John Esson
has bought the Doak farm on the Bau-
ble line, -five miles from here. Now is
the change for some of our speculat-
ing farmers, as this is acknowledged
to be one of the finest farms on the.
line. -They still keep pouring in. Mr.
Wm. Alsworth has moved into tows.
and is erecting a fine house over on the
river bank. This is a lovely spot and
Mr: Alsworth will no doubt do credit to
our town. Mr. Win, Atwood is also
building a new house.—Christmas time,
is coming and every person is prepar-
ing for The annual Christmas tree
promises to be -a great literary feast.
The Presbyterians will holcltheir enter-
tainment on the first Friday after
Christmas, the 27th inst. The Presby-
terians have
resbyterians'.have always been noted for
their goodentertainments and this one.•,.:
will not; fall short. The ,Eiiglish Chur-
ch intend holding their concert on the
23rd inst. This will no doubt also be
a pleasant surprise.