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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1891-1-15, Page 1as VOL. TV. The Rflolsons Bank. (Chartered by Parliament, 1853.) Paid up Capital , .. , .... , . $2,000,000, Rest Fund . 1,000,000, Head office Montreal. F'. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq., GJ NERAL MANAGER, !'wentyBranch offices in the Dominion Agencies in the Dominion, U. S. and Europe 3:::x3=3E111R, cvc x, Open every lawful day from 10 a, m, to 8 p. m., Saturdays 10 a.m. to 1 p. m, A general banking business transacted Four pori cont, per annum allowed fur money on Deposit Receipts, R. H. ARCHER,. Exeter, Jan 28, '88. Manager. THE ! .et' .bv..cate, Is publishers every Thursday Morning, at the Office, MAIN -STREET, - EXETER. By the SANDERS' PUBLISHING COMPANY. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One Dollar per annum if paid. in Advance. IF 11.59 if not so paid.. .8.6.'s: ertisrxe' Rates oss Fip�lica- tioss No paper discontinued until all arrearages are pesecificul. Advertisements without pp directions will be published till forbid and charged accordingly. Liberal discount made for transcient advertisements inserted for longperiods. Every description of .TOB PRITING turned out in the finest style, and at moderate rates. Cheques,money ord- ers, &e.for advertising, snbseriptionarete. to be made payable to Sanders & Sweet PROPRIE'T'ORS Church Direetory. TRIVITT MYMORIAT. CHURCH. --Rev. S. F Robinson, Rector. Sunday Services, 11 a. m and? p. m. Sabbath School, 2.30 p. m. METHODIST Cnunwl--Jam es-st , Rev. A. L. Russell, Pastor. Sunday Services, 10.30 a. m. and 6.30 p. m. Sabbath School, 2 p. m. 3Lttx STREET -Rev. J. Wilson, Pastor. Sun day Services, 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School 2.80 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. -Rev. W. Martin, Pastor. Sunday Services, 11 a. in. and 0.90 p. m. Sabbath School, 945 a.m. Profeseumal Cards. H. KINSMAN, L.D.S,Fauson's Block two doors north of Carling Store, MAIN. STREET, EXETER, extracts teeth ,vithoat pain. Away at Bonsail on 1st Friday; Ailsa Craig on 2ad and 4th Tuesday; and Zurieb on last Thursday of each month. CH. INGRAM, DENTIST, Member Royal • College Dental • Surgeons, successor to 1{. L. Billings. Office over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter, Ont. A safe anaesthetic given for the pafnlessLucan every Fridraction of ay T B WHITELY, M. D. C. M.. PHYSICIAN CY • and Surgeon. Office and residenee- Corner Victoria and Elgin streets, Goderioh, Ontario. DRj. T. Residenoe -Corner Andrew and North Streets, Exeter, Ontario. DR. CROSKERY, Member' Royal College England;Surgeons, EnglanLicentiateoyal College of Physicians,Edinburgh; College tchll'sldtaet , iceOtani'', Crediton, Ontario. BR. J. H. MCLELLAN, EYE & EAR SURGEON. Graduate New York Eye and Ear Hospital Eyes tested and glasses supplied. Office oor. Maple and Tiolboestrects. LONDON, - ONTARIO COWEN & AMOS. V. COWEII, M. D. L .Member, of College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. T. A. Amos M D., grad - nate of Trinity University, Toronto, icen- trate of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Edinburgh; licentiate of the Fac- ulty of Physicians and .Surgeons, Glasgow. Office -Dr. Cowen's old stand. DR. DAVID M.STIEBLER, (UNIVERSITY of Toronto,) Physician, Surgeon, etc, 3 -laving spent the winter of 1880-'87 in New Austria. OFFICtE,er CREDITON, ONT nit, LH. COLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT - b. • OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public. Office- Sam well's 7ileek, Exeter, Ontario, Money to Loan. 1 H. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con- veyancer, Commissioner on-veyancer,Commissioner &c. Money to loan Office-Fanson a Block, 'Exeter. TLLIOT &.ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC- ftors, Conveynneers. &c. Money fo loan tit li per cont. B. V, ELLIOT. Jr ELLIOT •��7' BROWN,. Winchelsea. Licensed Anct= .1:.L. ioneer for the Counties of Porth and Middlesex, also for the township of Usborne. Sales promptly attended to and terms reason abs e. Sales arranged at Post office, Winohelsa '[XT HOLT,1?hiva, Ontario. Licensed Suet- YV • ioneer for the Counties of Middlesex and Lanbtonand the townships of Stephen and Hay- All,sales promptly attended to, BOSS dNAuctioneerutor the Count'sioof .1.�. en Huron and Perth. Charges moderate and s,itisfaetion guaranteed. t TILLIAMSWEET, VETER- VV inary Surgeon. Graduate 1oronte. Veterinary Dentist- ry a speciality.0flfee and R.e- sidenoeone block east of Rich, Pickard's store. Opposite skating rink, Ex- oter, Ontario. LL -''RED. W. FARNCOMB, Provincial Land 1.. Stu a or silt Civil ;Engineer. Ofileo, Samwoll'syblock, tip stairs, Mains street, .ureter, Uri t. For Sale. A. desirable residence in Exeter North, new frame lionso, one -fifths gore of land. The house was erected in 1898. Good terms to purchaser. Apply` at this office. 11i'ft NOTICE. Alt partiea:indebtc(( to mo *ill lcinrlly liay. tlir some to De, Ashes at y old stand. at once, C JWEN, M. D. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JA.NU RY 15, 1891 The Big Bankru t Store will be closed all day M N - DAY Jane 19th rel nd till nDon On T- , S kA t an 400th.. • Ir1 order to prepare 'for the greatest sale we ,rave• eve held our shop. will be closed as above for the purpose of going over the whole stock and marking down prices on all white' goods. We can't afford to carry stock over from'one Season t another, This great sale will last for J t one month, the we take stock and prepare for spring trade. Remember that a ON O TUESIVAY, JAN. 20th, commences the 01qmdn4 �ofl11��'t�fl 36�E ever held by us. gf W' Tho whole .of our stock will . be Marked. ,Down front 15 TO and in some cases more.. We must sell no matter what our loss. We have, and keep con tansy, one of the cleanest and best assorted stocks of Drugs, Patent medicines, Dyes, Dye stuffs, Combs, Brushes, etc., in town, which we sell at prices below any Our stock of drugs is flesh and we sell them at fair prices as we arae not members of any Druggist's Association. We do not use the scheduled price' of the Huron eC Brune T)i'u gist's Association, and can therefore offer dings at 'fail' and reason- able prices. We solicit a Calls W. E. COCHEN,'UR, Proprietor,' Corner - Drug Store. We have case upon case of men's and boys overcoats. All overcoats' will be reduced nearly half. Boys overcoats for $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 that have been sold all season for $3.00 Si 00 Seel $��.00. We can fit any boy. All men's overcoats will be reduced 30 to 50 per cent. For $3.75 we will sell you a man's overcoat that is worth $G.00. For $5.00, $3.00 and $7.00 we will give you overcoats that are sold regular for $7 $9.00 and $10.00. For the next month you can buy overcoats for nearly half prices at tile, Big Bankrupt Store, 17STe have n �. .g' p it lot of men's fur coats that leis, go quick at ' the ' reduced prices. Several job lines of men's and boys' ready made suits all to be sold regardless of cost or value, a man's suit for $3.75 that was sold all season for $5.50, and for $4.75 we give you pure wool suit worth th $7.00. See til em,and you are sure to buy.. For $8.85 we will give you your choice of any suit in th• shop, $12.00 and $14.00 they have been. - A full range of . oys suits all 25 to 40 per cent below regular prices BOOTS AND SHOES ST SELL AT REDIJO!U PRICES. Ladies India Kid Butt Boots $1.45 Reduced to $1.00 Ladies Cordovan Lace Boots „1.50 Reduced to $1.15 Ladies Polish Calf Lace Boots 02.00 Reduced to 91.35 Ladies Fine Kicl Butt Boots $3.00 Reduced to $2.00 Ladies Fine Kid Lace Boots ` 3.00 Reduced to 2.00 Men's overshoes 1,50 Reduced to 1.15 Ladies overshoes 1,50 Reduced to 1.15 Men's and Children's Boots and shoes of all kinds Reduced for this sale. During this great sale; which closes in JUST 30 DAYS, we will sell. 30 pounds of Good Coffee Sugar for $1.00 fund 15 pounds of best Granulated'SSugar for $1.00. All other groceries equally low for one month. NOW FOR DRESS rOODS. We have the reputation of selling the finest Dress Goods that are sold in Exet r':r, and further we have the reputation of doing the Dress Goods Trade of Exeter. Now for ONE MONTH we arc. going to slaughter the whole of our Beautiful Stock of Dress Goods. You will buy Dress Goods from us for near- . ly half Regular prices while this great sale is on. Eexnember the best values go first, if you want a ui.ec' new dress come early.. For one month we will sell our celebrated $1,25 Black Satin Mery for 04; ets. and our $1.00 Black Mery will go for 80 ets. BEAT THEM, , YOU CAN'T. We have some ends of good sealette that must be cleared. You can buy a good sealette from us for $4.95. CHEAP ain't it?" Yes, and the qualttq isbod As usual we have a full stock of STAPLE, goods of all kinds. Good Shirtings for 6 cts; Table Linen ter 17 ets; 'White Flannel for 9 cts•; leather Ticking for 0 Cts, Good All iWool Jerseys $1.00 they were $2.00; Ladies Wool Hose 2 air's for 35 eta; Ladies Vets ilo (its; Wool Clouds from ' pairs Wool Sox 2 pairs for 35 els• All wool Tweed 25 eta: 10 cls up; Men's Good, , > Grey Flannel for 9 cts; Grey Cottons by the web, VERY CHEAP. Remember this will be a chance that may never occur to you again, The LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN EXETER BEING S LAVYGRT.PARED. - t, that our store will be closed all Mon. Don't forget day (Cay and till NOON ON TUESDAY,' while vie will be ., ..o" rices for Salo. Com. busy Inas 1�1.i1 down l� ;�1;2� G1'eat 14� r� out Baily in lite day if possible ible as - o are sure to be- crowded. ded, ., 11-c :afternoons„ If you can't come earl and jamed in t � y come . for "011. ci and we will do our best� any -ix -ay y a TE y , 111:417, DEALER INBANKRUPT . AUCTI .0 ''ill o• b., Inst ted tach ane t Hry a 1 e m ee nl g t r, r ntaht.-111 1�. Lance rs thiu6lub of' ecce s:. bivin� up the pemp business and go ing into pork packing, In the matter of the Estate of ,Tames Oke, late of the 'Village of E ceter. in the County matter of i Re Sed , R tatutes of 1 uron,Cha , Auctioneer, dter 109 of the oceaserl, i ana in the Greenway: -• of Ontario, known es Vire Devolution 'of Estates Act", There will be sold by Public Auction, on --- Saturday the 31st day of January 1891. --At the•-- hour of O'CLOCK the. the AFTERNOON, -at- "THE CENTRAL HOTEL" --in the SAID VILLAGE of EXETER, • by MiyiLENRY EILBEII, Auctioneer, subject to sueb conditions as shall then be produced, the following Valuable Village Property, viz: All and singular that cer- tain parcel or tricot of land and premises, situate, lying a,id being in the Village of Ex- eter, in the County of.11uron, and Province of Ontario, being composed of parts of Lots num Ler onotwo and three on the WEST SIDE, of Main Street. Southof Huron Street in the said Village of Exeter, "Carling- Sur- vey" and more particularly described in the Conveyance to the said deceased by measue meets. Terms of Sale. Ten per cent cash on day of sale, and the balance so be paid into the Canadian Bank of Commerce to the joint credit of the offici- al guardian and the Administrators within 30 days witeout interest. Conditions of sale will be produced at time of sale. ti,or fi 4licr particular, apply to JOHN HOSXIN,Q.C..or to EL T.ICT & ELLIOT Toronto. Vendors Solicitors, Dated 12th January, 1801. Exeter. Usborne. The last opportunity of the season to hear the leading quartette of Western Ontario, Messrs. Ruse, Senior, Ross, and Brown of Exeter, at S. S. No. 7, Usborne, on Friday evening, Jan. 23rd. '!ourex has probably' left you 15 cents to hear them. Farquhar, Mr. S. Pollen who has been in Mani- toba during the past summer returned home loosing hale and hearty. -Mrs. 'Geo. Collins, of Bad Axe.,Mielr., is the guest of her cousin Mr. A. E. Hodgert for a few days. -Mr. Jas. hackney for- merly of this place but for the last four years has been learning the milling business in Simcoe, is now taking a course in the Canada business College in Stratford, -Mr. Will Hackney ex- teacher of Mount Pleasant.is pursuing his studies in the High School Strat- ford. Hensall. A shooting match in connection with Ed. Ilossenberr•y's Hotel wilt take place on Tuesday, January 20th, consisting of Glass Balls, Geese, Turkeys and Ducks, after which a raffle will be held. In the evening a dance • will take place, for which a first class string hand has been secured. Come one, come all and enjoy the sport as a big time is expected. Mi1SONIc.-At the last regular meet- ing of Zurich Lodge No. 224, A. F. and A. M., the following officers were elect ed, for the ensuing year.- Mr Wm Doig was elected master; Mr. C. Benedict, W. P M.; G. T. McItay, S. W.; J. MoNevin, J. W.; Jas, Logan, Chap.; W. R. Hod.. gins '.meas, and Jas Bonthorn, Secy At the conclusion of the meeting . the master elect entertained the brethren to an oyster supper in Hodgins': hotel where a very enjoyable tune was spent. trucefield, The shooting thatch, which: was to have taken place on New Year's day in connection with the Grant House, here, took place on Thursday last. The rifle shooting was far super- ior to any your correspondent has wit missed this season'. The following are the names and scores for the glass -ball mately: each shooting at ten balls: -Ed, Bossenberry, 10; I3. Grieve, 9; E. lfnehley, 7; Johnston, 7; Geo. Grant, 5; J. Nevins, 4; W. Pinkney, 3; James Grieve, 3. -Mr. Gale and Kane, absents for the Ontario -ledge Fence Co., are doing a rushing business. We can safely say without exaggeration that it is the best fence eyor produced in our:section.-The I. 0. 1'• of this place is making ralifcl progress, i''ltinibei+s Mr. John Brown lost a valuable spawn of horses last week in a rather strange way. It appears he and a young man named Mr. Andrew Glendeningi start- ed to drive to the woods through Mr. D. Brophey's farm and it crossing a small creek' the horses' got frightened and crowded of the bridge, plunging head foremost into the water, which was only about 8 or 4 feet deep: and• before they could' be got out 'they were both druwncd.-Mr. Edgar Jennings preached a very interesting and in- structive sermon to the young men in Grace church a week ago. His hearers were highly pleased to have him back after an absence of several months in London. -Mr. Sinith and wife, of Oil Springs, passed through here last Mon- day on their way to Grand Bend where he intends to carry on the blacksmith business. -Mr. W. -J. Wilson spent • a few days in Toronto last' 'eek Woking up new dry goods for the 4pring trade. Mr.. W. J. Wilson bought a spall of her= ses of kr. R'm. Wicket, who has decid- ed not to go into farming and talks of learning the blacksmithing trade -The Boston appointment of Grand Bend circuit of the Methodist ehureh raised. $330 during.the past few weeks to help pay of the dept on the parsonage at Corbett, -L, 0. L. No. 219, has been. improved by some new stands and turned woodwork by 3. McPherson,also by 2 doz new chairs which improves the appearance of the hall very much:. Huron Sabbath School Con- vention, The annual convention will be held at Brussels, on Wednesday and Thurs- day, January 21st and 22nd. The first day's meeting will be held in Melville: (Presbyterian) church, and the second day's in the Methodist church. It is a long time since so good a program has been prepared. `l'he Subjects are practical ones, upon which light ..will be found useful to eatery Sabbath School worker in the county, and the speakers have been selected for their knowledge of and experience in this particular work. It is expected that the energetic and very able Secretary, of the. Provincial Association, Mr. Alf. Day, will be present at the different sittings. The first 'evening's mass meeting will be addressed by Rev. 3. Ross, Rev. Dean Craig, A. H. Manning and Rev J. IL Simpson, and the second evening by Rev. W. H. Geddies, Rev. W. Casson and Mr. Day. The differ- ent topics for discission will be intro- duced as follows: The lesson and the Minister, Mr. J. H. McHardy, Beimore; The lesson and the Home, Rev. A. Me Millan, Auburn; The lesson and the Teacher, Rev. Mr. Wright, Gorrie; The Lesson and the Scholar, W. ill. Gray, Seaforth; The Honie Sunday School, H. Foster, Clinton; My Experience iri Studying the Lesson, Miss Anna Ag• new and Miss McLean; The Sunday School and the young people's Societies of the Church, James Scott,Clinton; An Efficient Superintendent, W, Ii. ' ,Kerr, Brussels; Blackboard leaching, Mr. Bengough, 13e1grave; Provincial,Coun- ty and Township orgiriazations, Alf. Day, Toronto. The children's mass meeting will bo.addressed by Rev. Mr. Newton, Bay Held; Rev. Mr. Casson, Hensall; and Mr. Day. It is hoped that the friends will see that each School is represented. A slight change had to be made in the dates first' Selected, of which a note should be made The cor- rect dates are Wednesday and 'Thurs- day, January 21st and 22nd. Communication. Elimville Jan. 7th, 1891. To the Editor of the ADVOCATE." Slit -one would hardly look for re- ligious persecution in these days of civil and religious liberty. It is the proud boast of every Britoil, and not a vain oho, that the strong' arm of the law is stretched out for the protection of the humblest subject against op- pression, tyranny and civil or religious persecution, and gives to every one the right to worship God according to the dictittea of his own conscience: The gtol- ons heritage of kliberty we NO.189 now enjoy, bought. by the valor of our forefathers, should tot he encroached on with imput,it;v; the price paid fol' was high, but it is well worth the cost;. And yet, with all our boasted civil and,. religious rights, the spirit of religious. persecution still casts its blighting in- fiuence over parts of Hits section of Us - Wale towraahili. For the last eighteen years, there has been e sect of people established herr, who are known by the name of. Latter Day Saints. Wherever that' have settled, or where -the faith' has came to then,, thevare known as God-fearing rind industrious ' people,. minding their own business. and .ant Interfering with others.' Tam an Elder of the faith, tied one of the travelling Ministry, .(llt.Sunday, the 28th of Dec- erfitier last, I cause intothis neighbor hod to hold special seri-ices, Preacher. trice that dity,'ii d announced for the next evening, . ('Monday). Jolie ot my surprise 013 going to the littl church that people use for worship, to find too panes of glass smashed. Ex amination showed Lt.toliave boon. done. wantonly, Still further, to my surprise,. I was informed that this was of fre- quent oCc:men et; Also,' that on two fernier oecasioas, pistol shots werefired, 'one through the door, and another through a window, the:bullet lodging in the opposite mall. Comnieutis treed less, but I ask y.ou kindly for space In :-our paper, to draw the attention of publie to these acts of "vandalism," that are a disgrace to any civilized community, because your paper is well circulated around hero. The Latter Day Saints have suffered much in this locality, and hayesutTered Much in silence, but sir, there is a time when patieneri ceases to be a virtue, and such is the Cass, just naw. Many well :known perpetrators of Wilful and malicious acts against us haye been allowed to go unpunished by the law of the land. We are determined to assert our rights as citizens, and for the.fiture we will try and apprehend any who interfere with our worship, or who wantonly injure our property. Respectfully yours A. E. MoitrearEa. Elder of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. .11 Hi'l'l S. QUANCE.-In Bid] ii ph,on the lith inst. the wife of 31r. Rat. Qaauce, of a son. The Farmers' Loan & Trust Co.. of New York, has filed a bond in the United States District Court at Seattle Wash. , to foreclose the mortgage held by that company against the Oregon Improvement Co. of $x,500,000. Catarrh In the head Is a constitutional Disease, and requires A constitutional retried, Like Hood's Sarsapavilla. . Which purifies the blood, Makes the weak strong, Restores health. Try it now.. IV anted. Never too late to mend. 5000 pairs of boots and shoes that need repairing to be left atthe leading boot and shoe store next door to the post office. G. Manson. Agricultural Society. The annual meeting of the .Stephen and Usborne Agricultural Society was held in Town Hall, here, on Thursday Last at which the attendance was nut overly large. The Treasurer's state. ment showed that the society was in a favorable standing with $26 in the Treasurer's hands, after paying the sum of ;$1300 of indebtednes�l incurred! in 1888 in. the purehase of buildings, which amount was $700. Prizes to the amount of $86 .are still standing out unpaid, which will leave an indebted ness of $460. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Ed. Christie, Pres.: John Delbridge, Vice- Pres,; W. Ballantyne, Ii. Eilber., J. Hunter. D. McInnes, Geo. Bawden, Wes. Hueston, R. Dayis, S. Sanders, J. Willis, Directors; 11i. Eacrett and S. Hogarth, auditors. Canada forever, We are pleased when we can re- cord Canadian enterprise backed by sterling worth and character, and this we do in calling the attention of inn customers to the handsome illustrated seed. catalogue, of the Steele Bros, Co. Toronto, which even excels the splend- id one of last Fear, their premises are immense and their business national. They offer the latest novo'ties in Flow- ers, Bulbs Vegetable and Field Seeds, amongst these we notice Steele's White Cave Oats, an astonishing cropper; Campbells New White Chaff Spring Wheat, which i$ so highly recommend- ed by the Experimental Farm, Ottawa; Thoroughbred White h'hnt Corn, high: ly spoken of by "'i'he Rnral New York. erg' and which yielded 30 tons of 1' ns%l., age, per acre; I3ui'pce's Extra Early Potato, the earliest out. They will for only 2 sendS y 5c: t o, t Haid :l lb, of above oats, or wheat, or corn ib, potatoes, and a copy of the catalogue. Send now it will pay you, or send 20.. for cata- logue, which may be deducted from. first order,