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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1890-5-29, Page 8,rhe: eerie ao r.•m.nu r�wecrR.na.v.r,r+!.n cps:�w>.e,ewers mmmnc?! IuMAF's?�Mf ^ru�.+,mnwo..e �.,u.n.+arowrv...�vmm�,w,xw.m�avnva,pc��,ec�rcunirFs,a q ,rnv4, n rw.xrvJov,'•'K+�ry>•xrM,nvaw.i;*pp, READ -MAKER'S S waukarr NEVER FAILS TO CM SATISFAOTIGti FQR SAL BY ALL DEALERS, Sky octet; 'lower i ot2, Roman Candles, ,d,les, ElectricioReaders. Rea Fire, Blue Lights, Volcanoes, nr Pink Stamm J. GRIGG, Stationer and Fancy Goods Dealer, EXETER, O.!•'tTT. LOCAL, JOTTINGS. Vote for Holmes. Nomination at Hensall to -day. The roads are in an excellent con- dition. A great deal of rain has fallen recently. -k[. L. Billings, Dentist, for the best artificial teeth. If you want Coal Oil; and want it good; call on Will Tolland. A large number spent Monday at the lake, and a number at London. Electric blacking, 10 cts. per box at George Sanders. Get a box and try it. It is expected that a Large number will attend the nomination at Hensel' to -day. -H- L. Billings, Dentist. Gold fillings a specialty. Office over O'Neil's Bank 'Exeter. Farmers will do well by calling on Will Folland before they sell their Hides and Sheep skins. Something new! What? Electric :hacking to preserve the shoes! For Rale by Geo. Sanders. Large numbers from here picniced at Grand Bend on Monday. They re- port having had a pleasant time. Insure in the Temperance and Gen- eral Insurance Co., of Toronto. En. BISSET; local agent. -May 29-90. If you want good tinware and at right price call on Will Folland. Sign of Big Elephant. A number of the members of Exeter S. 0. E. visited Clinton Sons of England lodge on Sunday and attended church with them. The Electric Blacking is the best in the market to keep boots and shoes soft. Try a box. ' For sale by George Sanders. Mr. Thomas Russell, of Usborne, sold 'his two-yearold bull 'Riverside Hero,' to Mr. James McArthur, of Princeton, for the handsome sum of $750. The Exeter Brass Band deserve the patronage of the citizens of Exeter in securing for their delight, one of the most successful comedy company's on the road. Are your boots or shoes hard with be- ing wet. If so,secure a box of Electric blacking. It will soften them immedi- ately. Price 10 cts. For sale. by Geo. Sanders. One week from to day you will be mired upon to exercise your franchise eitherr one way or the other. Mark your ballot so that you will not repent therefor after. A cricket match will be played on the athletic grounds here to•day,(Th urs- day),between Exeter and Clinton clubs. All are invited. Game to eonimeuce at eleven .o'clock. Mr. Harry Samwell arrived home on Thursday night with seven head of thoroughbred Durham cattle. Harry means business, as he is going into the right class of stock. Mr. James Oke shipped from Exeter station on Monday, eleven carloads of first class fat cattle for the English market, for which he paid over $14,000 to the farmers of this vicinity. The Exeter Baseball club hives not- ice that all parties having accounts against them in connection with the 24th May celebration, to hand the same to the secretary, Mr. Jos. Senior, at o11ce. New, decidedly novel. The only Co in the world the members of which are genuine colored artists, open a three nights engagement at the Opera House to night for the .benefit of the, Exeter Brass Band. The mem bars ofExeterLoyalOrange Lodge, No. 924, unci a number of the. brethren from the ;sister lodges, will attend Diyirle Service in the. Trivitt :ilemorial Church on Sunday afternoon: June Sth, at 3 o'clock p. Mr. Bell o.f 'Toronto, rrin•cs„ntin^the Home Knowledge Assoc l.ttion,Toronto, is in this section in the interests of the association. We have Ixun a member of the association for the; past two VCR and can r•ec:oniniclid it to all in need of any class of books. Messrs. R J. and Geo. Eacrett attend- rathletic a'dtle . 5 sports t§ at ,St.Marys on Monday and succeeded in capturing some of the prizes. It. J. got let in the hurdle race, 1st in high ,jump and 3as in 100 yards race. George, 'se,cueed.;rd in high jump and, 2nd in hurdie race. Yesterday afternoon (Wednesday) while lir. E. FQllick was ea his rounds with bread his horse tool. fright atud rail away, and after running SQllle.d!s tatinee ran into the fence in front of Mr Thos. Taylor. No damage was done with the exception of a little damage. being done to the harness and wagon. May C. flyers supported by an ex- ceptionally fine company of comedians, violinistsand dancers appear here for the benefit of the Brass Band, for a period of three night with Saturday matinee, commencing to -night, pre- senting the famous comedies "Parlor Rehearsal,” "Blackville Twins" and "Colored Aristoraey," Vote .for Holmes. Tit anted. Never too late to mend. 5000 pairs of boots and shoes that need repairing to be left at the leading boot and shoe store next door to the post office: G. Manson. Lost. On Friday last, between Exeter and Winchelsea, a home made plaid horse blanket. The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at this office or returning it to A Brethour, Kirkton. Routh Huron County Orange Lodge. The semi-annual meeting of the County Orange Lodge, of South Huron, will be held in the Orange Hall, Clin- ton, on Saturday, June 14th, at two o'clock p. m. Every member of that lodge requested to be present, and every lodge requested to send a full delegation. Notice. ' The Exeter School Board gives not- ice that in future any person caught committing any depredations around the school or grounds will be dealt with most severely. of late several windows have been broken and flower beds destroyed, and the trustees are determined to put a stop to such acts. We hope this will be a warning. to any who frequent the school grounds and destroy the property. Presentation. One day last week, Mr. Horner, of the Carling Brewing and Malting Co., of London, visited Exeter and called on Mr. John Leathern, of the Mansion House, who was until recently with the company, and presented him with a handsom guinea gold maltose cross, the trade mark of the company, which bears the following inscription: "From the Officers of the Carling B. & M. Co., London, to John Leathern." It is a beautiful present and shows the high esteem in which the officers held Mr. Leathern. Personal ;QLention. Mrs. Thomas Cousins, of London, is here speeding a few days with rel$- tives.-Mrs. Beer and family, after spending a few weeks at the lake, ar- rived home on Friday. -Mr. John Oke, who has been absent from here for some years, arrived here on Friday last, and is visiting his many relatives. in and around Exeter. -Mr. Chandler, of Waterloo, formerly of.Molsons Bank, spent the Queen's birthday here. -Mr. Samuel Sperling and wife, of St. Marys, are spending a few days with friends here. -Miss Anna Kinsman spent a few days with her parents here in the be- ginning of the week. -Mr. Wm. Baker. who has been employed in Trowbridge for some time, returned home on Sat- urday last. -Miss Maggie Muir, of Clin- ton, is the guest of the Misses Gould at present. I2th. July Celebration In Clinton. The annual Orange Celebration of South Huron will be held at Clinton this vear. They have many induce- ments for the pleasure seekers on that day. There will be one of the largest processions ever held in Western Ont- ario. The speakers for the day will be N. Clarke Vv allace, M. P., Grand' Master and Sovereign, Dalton McCarthy, M. P., E. F. Clarke, M. P. P., Rev. Mr. Mc- Kee, of Belfast, Ireland, and Rev. Mr. McDonagh, London. The railways have granted very favorable rates to those wishing to go. There will be several competitions for good prizes, in which all the lodges will be interested in. The town will be. handsomely dec- orated. The attractions already ment- ioned warrant all to go and spend a day of pleasure at Clinton on July 12. Byers' Colored Comedy Company. S. B. layers' Colored Musical Comedy Co. appear here for a period of three nights, commencingto-night, for the benefit of the Exeter Brass Band. The Toronto Empire of April 22nd says: "In these days when the theatre goers has become accustomed to the burnt cork and negro imitation of minstrel troupes, a genuine colored company is considerable of a novelty. Hyers' Colored Musical Comedy Co. that ap pears at the Acedeu y of Music this week gives an anentertainment above the average of ordinary minstrel shows.. The company comprises several clever artists whose singing and dancing character impersonations are decidedly clever. Among them such favorites es "Mary's gone wid a Coon," "De court house inde Sky," Old Red Cradle,"fig- ure on the program and were excelent- 1,y rendered by melodious voices. Miss •MayHyers Liao 'acon ties] to voice of s\met ness and power, that displ-u cl itself with great effect, In Torn. Davis and C. T. Small are found two artists whose realistic acting and excellent singing met with great favor. A genuine old fashioned plantation breakdown at the end of the second part quite captured the audience. A comedy` sketch en- titled "The' resident of the �(, hrnt,Lrin club,",gives the members of the co's- an opportunity to display their 1 rtrtic Tons.ular powers. I om, Davis' songs were a feature of this part of the programme Altogether, the performance fs ex0e11- eni and Will Igo doubt, command good audiences while here;" 4.)(111{11,01 1 rrOc'eeiaiag . The couu('.il Abet pursuant to ac1- journhneet at the town hell, Exeter, on 27tH a'ay, ii1;10• All present except Mi_'. Ross. Moved by 11. Spackman,. seconded by James Oke, that orders be granted for the following sums, viz: 11. Crocker (13c., labor; Thomas Brock $2.50, do; Thomas Welsh 33c., do; H. Kelly 63e., do; Jos. Bawden 63c., do; G. Cudmoie 63c., do; 11. Stanlake 63e., do; John Porp'estonc 50c., do; John Veal 50e., do; ri'luos. 'Webster 63c., do; Walter Westcott $2.50, dao; Wes, J. Bissett, 85.- 25, 85:25, do; A. Bissett; $4,20, do; T, Iilart- noll $2.50, do; John Moresliead 56e., do; R. Williams 8,S.20, do; W. Webster 50c. do; John Parsons $1.13, do; S. Hand- ford $5.70, do; J. Creech $23.80, freight on tile; Jas, Down $50, salary as assess ora R. Cook $12,09, lumber; J. Creech $4, charity to Mrs. Piper; J. Creech $4, charity to H. McIntosh, The clerk to order 30 tile stoppers and 1 bentelbow 1 load cedar plank and 40 Sin tile with holes. Sanders Pub, 'Co., tender for order book was accepted ($4) on mot• ion of H. Spackman, seconded by Jas. Oke. Moved by W. G. Bissett, second- ed, by J. Oice, that this council adjourn until Saturday the 7th June, at S o'clock p. m, -Carried. M. Eaeunar, Clerk. Letter from Brither Jan to Brith- er Beel in England, Dear brither Jan, how be 'e, I wish to gudeness I` could see '0; You niav be axing wheats the matter, With we on this side of the wetter; Of kuse I'll tell 'e, you need'nt ax, I'se just cramfull of'Iection fax; Now Meister Holmes, a lawyer chap, Have just hummed yer & manes to Tis equal rites, they're taikin bout, [step; And equal rites, they'll get no dout; Arch Bishop, tether feller's kalled, And if he fight why he'll get hnalled; Of kuse I'll bet the Holmes chap win, .And if he doant twill be a zing. They zay as how the governmint, A hea.p o' money they've a spint, On 'their own house of parlianaint As much as would build two they zay, And taint a finished not to day; And then the Frisch be all a tryin, To make us all (I beant a lyin.). To spake their lingo, I want dew it, Unless I'm downrite forced tew it; i beat Reformer, so I'll bawl, Here's Holmes and Equal Rites to all; And now gude bye, I hope you feel, As well as 7 do, Brither Beel. Zurich. Our public school teachers attended. the Teachers Convention at. Exeter last week. The flax mill has closed down and will not be opened until July when the. new crop will be in. Our millers are busy noiv in the mill. They have such a large amount of grain on hand they are compelled to work day and night. Tem RECENT STORM, -This week seems to be .a week of storms. A very severe thunder storm passed over this section of the country on Saturday evening. The Evangelical church: was considerably damaged by lightning. The current struck the top of the belfry and passing down the corner to the roof followed the end rafter to the eve ripping and scattering the shingles in every direction. Mr. Foster's house was also considerably damaged. POLITICAL MEETING -.-A public meet- ing was held in Peine's•Hall on Monday evening Mr. Hess, reeve of the town- ship of Hay; was appointed chairman. After a few opening remarks by .the. chairman Mr. R. H. Collins was intro- duced. He spoke for upwards of two hours during which time the very best of order prevailed. Mr. Collins did not ridicule or throw out slurs upon any Berson but delivered a fair, square and nteresting speech Grits and Tories alike paying the strictest attention throughout. TI•IE CaetreraN:-Everything is lively in the village at present owing to the intense interest taken by both parties in the coming election. Everybody seems to be doing his utmost to have the proper candidate returned to the Legislature of Ontario. Messrs. Bow man and Spackman, of Exeter, were in town on Tuesday working up the case for Mr. J. G. Holmes, the Conservative candidate, whi',e Mr. Collins on Monday was "putting in his best digs" for the Reform candidate, Mr. A. Bishop. We would like to say to the electors of South Huron, consider both, sides of the questions placed before you and when you become thoroughly convined which is the proper step to take, take that step fearlessly and poll your vote independent of any influence wielded by either para-. Vote for what you believe to be your best inter- ests and that of the country at large. Bnrrr!,s.-Mr. Andrew Roth is able to to get around again with the aid of a crutch. --Our • reeve, Mr, P. Bess and deputy reeve, Mr. Heyrock, will attend the County Council next week. - Mr, Hartman Happel and family left on Tuesday, for Berlin where they in- tend to reside in the future. --Messrs. Robert Steinbach, D. Jacobe and II. Duman, in, spent the 24th in Berlina-- The Queen's birthday wets spent r'el'y gili.etl here. -It is rumored that the public school intend having a picric. - The Court of Prevision will sit in Zurich on Saturday next. ---Mr. H. Peine has made considerable improvesnerhts to his number hotel, -A- . er o f the citiz ensf 0 our village attended the political meet- ingat 1Iillsgrcen on Tuesday evening --Mr. F. Rummel, who hatch the misfor- tune to break this leg 't short time ago is progressing favorably. -Mr. John Hannah, returning officer- for the South Riding, was in town a few days ago,- Tho following information may be of some use to 1110 electors of the township of hay in the South hiding of Limon: `Chose in pollltl division No. 1 will vote in. School house No, 2; div, No. 2, in S H. at Hensall ; aiy. No. 3, S. H. at Zurich; div No. 4, S. H. No. 4; div. No, 5, S. II. No. 12; div. No. 0, Willert's J-Iall, Dashwood; div, No. 7, S,11. No.3.---Mrs, hooding; of Amherstburg, is visiting friends in this vicinity. IP nsaez.P4. SaNpnits.-In Stephen, on 22nd dust,, the wife of Mr, John Sanders Jr.,of a soli. B>ssarr.-In Exeter, on the 28th inst., Mrs. Geo. Bissett, of a daughter. Around About Us, Mr. John McCool, of S\Tingham, while engeged in operating a buzz planer at the Union Factory on Tuesday had the misfortune to have the second finger: of his left hand taken off, The many friends of Mr. John Hodg- ins, formerly of the Hastings House, Parkhill, will learn with regret of his death in Lonclon, last Sunday, of cons sumptionfront Which he had been a long and painful sufferer. He leaves one daughter, an orphan, to mourn his death. The deceased was aged 38 years and 3 months. ill. W EIOy,. ROYALPo"' Eg 48soteray PPus --- Absolutely Pure. This powder never vaSies. A marvel of purity.. strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the Multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only_ in cans, OYALBAKING POP/DIM Co., 103 Wall St. NY Notice. The Council of the corporation of the County of Huron- will meetin the Court House. In the town of Goderieh, on Tuesday the 3rd day of Tune next. - PETER ADAMSON, fay19th, IMO Co. Clerk. SASH ,MARKET — Poultry, Butter, Eggs, VEGETABLES, —AND ALLY AR1 PR0000ESI, except grain, wool and dresser. hogs, will be opened on the Town Hall Greeds, EXETER, ON' Saturday, May 10 and continued every Saturday. Market hours. '7 a. in., to 1 p. in. This Market is estab- lished. by Viliago By -lair• By Order of The Board of Trade, 0 ' iEIE..elves of Wasting sting f4°italttg, 8,o©t Manhood, from 'youthful ititrore, eta., quietly at bonne. Book on all ¢;'unto diseases sent free (sealed). Perfectly rob able. Over 90 y oers' experience. Address- P.-CLX, ddress-g LX, CO., TOEoy3'S'O, Canada` LAD Es ono "Ro11of for women" in cafe and alwoya reliable; hotter than Ergot. Oxhln, Tan,? or Pennyroyal Pills. Insures rogularfty. gond for partieniare. Addreve ezLrrn FELL co., To orr'8'O, Canada and 'W'O11I5r ? oats quickly .uXO thenl- EARDS FORCED an menthe at (neen, Bair on baldest bond., in no to to days.: Magic.. Latest and greatest oehiovomont' of modern Heleneo l Mont won.. derfnl discovery of the age. Ulm no other preparation, Maglcnl, sure, almost fnetantnncoae in'action I Bova with wtittkt•roI Bald heads "hniredr' Carlene spectacle., hat potltrve truth..; Only genuine article in market, and certain to gido absolute entinfactloo. Ounrantoed. Price S1 a bottle, or three bottles for 52, Eacb bottle Iante ono month, Adduea'i A. DIXON, Boa 905, T0ltJNTO, CANADA. 1211111E E PREPAR TIONS, sAp�lf�,t]t!'8 gpslggO15 11J'1� Ap permanently Li i"'E9[{'&;rr3l06dtl 00 Permanentlyy al will snporliuoue hair without injury to the, silo.. Warrantoch Pries 8r. PIMPLES BLACK pqy Sq� pormnnontiy Otn80ds.7 � btod.'r(t�O ayd romnved 1. f`o`il re to ssassawnrrabtoss erica fp* SO days treatment, Vii. qq 55pp epOp�Rr� p� . p �n Sot thoiio poOPle MIntda5m5lthA�WJL C��i&Lha io,tnn omban• EqornbIO or tt6'f'ofsonablo— wi�et102,i(8 'o it in 0511. fest-kW:Or. snerce sass ANTI• 00 rls nt dies krzty( Iota 15 Ibe, d Month, Tholor Deo no ricknent • contain ria,peisdn and baJ (ail. Pried for anti month'$ treatment, i12; dr throe months madtabio, fix. worr�aprittld, ,,�/ ®� (iIOV,ANFhNi'f++ OitiP1. 1oti Vi FI5S'. AltsnSXCAL- Nleaah the skin', develop did form; Ilnrmlon, Poiihniionn In adoot, Warranted, Puce 51 a bent or nix lmxo. frit 55. SeotWftoeo0296 re treTOri Osit, e. uw- Or 1 ry 'xrJ_niu�avx .R.'•MVG1N»,IwM NII I Iijvol III I I I' ( -4 C O P , I T.,Y O 1 S an get ahead of Carling Bros. by cutting 'out this picture but ;,F COMPETITOR can get ahead of Carling Bros. in any other way. SILENOE la OOLOEN That's a good motto to hang up at home, especially ft i r; married women, and children. ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. Brass is good deal of a glitter you know. No reflection intended on the glitteringpromises being made by others, CARLING BROS. HAVE BEEN .SILENT LONG ENOUGH. Because noise has an influence with some, and people will believe that Carling Bros. are silent because they have nothing to say to theblatant boast- ing of those who claim all quality and cheapness as their own. LEND US YOUR EARS. " We come to bury competition, not with blow and bluster, but with deeds. Quality for Quality, and Value for Value, We will meet and beat any prices made by those who count the cheapness of their goods, • WE BACK THIS SPEECH WITH OUR ENTIRE STOCK, not with a few articles only. CARLING ROS. S 7 1 1 st The question is who bought that bankrupt stock? Several have advertised as selling cheap. I want it distinctly under- stood l ®ID NOT GET iT nor do not want it. I manufacture all my own tinware and handle no bankrupt stock, and am in a position at all tinges to offer good, %�� ® cT.•�. r' 'e hrware at a lower price than :any other House can sell their two-year- and -a half shop-worn goods. I ask you to come and inspect m. stock and you will be convinced that I am speaking the truth 5 My stock is all made up of THE BEST TIN that can be had in the market, and am selling away down. O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 Ci O O O O O COAL 911 ALWAYS ON HAND. 0000000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 WILL FOLLAwD, STAND, one door north of Dr. Lutz's Drug Store, Main Street, Exeter. Sign of Big Elephant. EE S i We have one of the largest collections of FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS in town and wil?sell them out at cost for the next two weeks In Hardwre We carry a full stock of Nails, Locks, Hinges, Bar Iron, Horse Shoe Nails, Iron Piping, Valves, Furnacesl Stoves, Wanzer Cooker Glass and Oils in fact everythin usuall Sr r � y found in first-class Hardware Store. s r. series stock is " nem, _ ®�.r �t � a�.d. complete. We ask you a �,vW/^ <.satisfaction. �, e a a dee TO R. EV'ERYTHII.cG WIA KED DOWN aOK-BOTTOM Established �ta�a � ed. At the .Rouse. W. HM NCUil JAS. N. HOWARD, Manager, Proprietor.,