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VOL. IV.
EXTTER, ONTARIO, TIIURSDAV, JUNE 4, 1891.
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(Chartered by Parliament, 1855,)
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THE
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igxtter Abro.leate
Is published every Thursday Morning,
at the Office,
MAIN -STREET, — EXETER.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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No 7llapor diseentinnet until hill arreapprages
are pal,]• willAdvertisements d till without specific
directions wall beLiberal discount made
fortran eienaccordiadve
for periods. Everyisdescriptionlsrted for
ot JOB'
long periods. Every
pg,iN SING turned out in the finest style,
and at moderate, rates. Choques,money
ord-
ers, &o. for advertising, subscriptions, etc. to
be made payable to
Sanders & Sweet
PROPRIETORS
Clulyi7, pireeetory.
TRIVITT MROIORI&L C111JRC I. --Rev. S. F
Robinson; Rentor. Sunday Services, 11 a. m
and 7 p.m. Sabbath School, 2.30 p, m.
M1 TilonisT Cuunert--J Sarvic t , 0 v tA.iL.
Russell, Pastor. Sunday
and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School, 2 p. m.
hIaali STREET—Rev. J. Wiison,'Pastor. Sun
day Services, lass a:m. and 0.30 p.m. Sabbath
School 2.3e p. m..
1 Rh8EyTritlAN 9t CITes, D. o . W. M rti p
Pastor. Sunday Sr
m- Sabbath School, 0:10 a.rn.
1t'rOressso>eat Cards.
H.KINSIITAN, L.D. S, Fanson's Block
two doors north of Carling Store,
,�•• •• MAIN STR7,ET,E,ETEE,extracts teeth
without pain. :Away at Mensal' on 1st
Friday; Ailsa Craig on 2nd and 4th Tuesday;
and Zurich on last Thursday of each month.
t Gladifl
J. R. GRIEVE is going out of business and his eminent stock
of PINE GOODS must be sold at once
REGARDLESS OF COS T.
Now is the time to buy
LEAP SUITS, OR CLOTH BY THE YARD.
NOTE PRICES ---Scotch tweed suits
for $11, worth $16; ° fine worsted suits
for149 worth $20; fine all wool
tweeds for 40 els per -•d.
This is no shoddr goods tate, all the
goods are new and the best pattern.
�^1 II. INGRLA1. , DENTIST, lie ubor Royal
C. _College Dental SurgeonU,N successor
Bank,
to
H. L. Billings.. Office over
the
inllas extracte ion of teeth. slats ser
thepain inthemouth by Yemen's pat -
tent Valve
Lucan every Friday
T B WHITELY,
M.D.iC. M.,PHYSICIAN
• andSurgemi. Office rllri
Corner Victoria and:ElgiUstreos,Goerch,
Ontario,
▪ I%. J. A..encs—CNSrior Andrew a d North
• Residence—Cor
Streets, Exeter, Ontario
raR. CROSKERY, Member Royal Colllee
JJ Surgeons,Englnd; LicentiateMiitMR yal
College of Physicians,
ber
College of Phyys sici ntnl.rA5,tio.
Office, Mitchell's old Surgeons, Ontario.
R
y .IcLELLAN
EYE & EAR SURGEON.
Graduate New York Eye and. e Ear Hospitalce
Eyes tested and. glasses supe
Maple and Talbot streets.
LONDON, ONTARSO.
R. T. A..AMOS, M. ,D., C. and. , Member
▪ College of Physicians
Ontario; licentiate of the leons oya Edinburgh; l conf
Physicians
of the Faculty of Physicians and. Sur-
geons, geolis,, Glasgow; Fellow of Trinity Medical
College, Toronto. Office—Dr. Cowen's old
stand.
.,DAVID DT.ST.1EBLER,.(TJNIVERSITY
Aof 'Toronto,) Physician. Surgeon,' etc.
Haring sent ent the winter of 1880-'87 in New
n
A aria. the winter of 1887-'88 Oiy, ONT. Vienna,
Austria. OFFICE, - CRE1I ,
LIPS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT -
.1.113.
OR,H..ONotary Public.
Office—
ve Conveyancer,
O.tiice- Uvea' .Post Office, Exeter, Ontario.
Monev to Loan.
T II. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
JJ. of Sit -promo Court, NotaryoneyPublic,to loan
veytancer, Commissioner, &c. M Y
Office- 'anson'sBlock,Exeter.
LLIOT & ELLIOT, I3ARRIS'.CERS, SOLIC-
itors, Conveyancers, &e. Money to loan
80'per cent. J. EL> oT
B. V.. lillad0T.
BROWN, Winchelsea. Licensed Auct-
H• ioneor for the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township of Usborne
Sales promptly attended to and termsreason
abt o. Salol arranged at Post office, Winalielsa
Remember we guarantee a good fit
or no sale. Call and inspect � �. stock.
J NIYIES H. GRIEVE..
11GtRbG'
9
Gs.
Ourstockof Drugs and Patent Medicines
of the
1n stock keep constantlyt
• Fresh and Pure e
are P all
Leading Patent Medicines on the market.
Dyes,Combs, 3rusnesinEndless Variety.
Nothing but the best ?'erfiilnes kept in stock.
EVERYTHING SOLD ATV I IGIIi'T ICES
A. CALL SOLICITED,
W. 'E.. COCHENOUR,
THE CORNERIiRITG- 5TEIRE,
EXETER, ONTARIO,
J. ROLLINS, late of Manitoba, Licens-
A._,e+1 Auctioneer, for the counties of }Wr-
en :and Middlesex. Residence: 1 mile south
of Exeter, Ont. Sale Orders by mail or other-
wise promptly attended to at reasonable
prices.
HOLT, Ontario. Licensed tine t-
ion oor for the 0ounties of. Middlesex
and Lti,mbtun; and the townships of Stephen
and Hay 'All Sales promptly attended to,
p�1 OSS.ENBERRY,ltensallOntario. Lie-
1'I ensod Auctioneei for the Conntys of
Intron and Perth. Charges moderate and
gabs fa c tie n. g aaranteed.
rriiRED, W. FAitNCOMil, Provincial LandLi Surveyor and. Civil Engineer. Off.'ice,
Over Post Office, Main street, Exeter, Ont.
HAR.DY,I,icon:scat Anctieneer for the
Tfl:(n.ron. Sales0ondeeterl on
rreasonableontyCounty tonins, Farm and Fwrm Stuck a
specialty. full arrangements can be, made
at this office,
For Sale.
A clesiratesresirdGil 0e hi Exeter North, new
frame hoose, ono-fift § acre of land. Tho
house was created in 1888,. Good terms 'to
purchaser, Apply at t+,,is office: 148-tt
NOTICE.
Notice is beret�y given that all parties in-
debted to Mr..1, H. Grieve will kindly oblige
him by paying the same on or before the 1st
day ofJuly, 1801.
EXETE STILL TO THE FRONT
And if you don't believe it call. at
Ross & Taylor's
PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD
and you will be convinced that they
have the Largest and Best Stock of all
kinds of Building Materials in this sec-
tion of country,and at the lowest prices.
Shingles a Specialty
,
g
having a large stock on hand we are
prepared to meet the keenest competit-
ion as to price or quality. We have se.
cured the right to Manufacture. and
Sell Mcrriams ,celebrated Baking Cab-
inets. • Call and see them and be con.
vineed of their merit.
ROSS & TAYLOR,
Main St., Exeter
THE SPRING MEDICINE.
The popularity which Hood's Saisa-
partlla has gained as a spring medi-
cine
ethcine is wonderful. It possesses just
those elements of health giving, blood
purifying and appetite restoring which
everybody seems to need at this sea.
-son. Do not continue in a dull, tired,
unsatisfactory condition when you
may be so much benefited by Hood's
Sarsaparilla. It purifies the blood and
snakes the weak strong:
Pitalic settee' Beard Minutes.
June 1: -Board met in the Town
Hall, absent W. Treble. femme
PASSED:—Minutes of previous meet-
ing—report of roof committee, shingles
purchased at $7..78 per sq. -Extension
of time to Map Comrnittee--The follow-
ing accounts on motion of A, G, layer,.
and seconding of Dr. Lutz: -1, White
and son printing' $3; Mrs: McAlpine,
wood $25; J. P. Clark, brooms $1; Jas.
Willis on account of shingle $50. Sec-
retary to write the Minister of Educat-
ion re disabilities udder which „waded
public schools were resting in attempt-
ing a higher education for aivanced
pudiis,---•Tho Ciratirinan, 1I, Hueston
and Dr, Lutz to be a committee to wait
on A. Bishop, Est;.. re above—per .II.
Hueston and A. G. Dyer that tenders
be refereed to roof oommittee with
power --per 1)r. Luta and''A.. G. Dyer,
that the chairman, W. Hoskin and W.
Treble be a committee to extend black-
boards as required—per W. Hoskin and
A. G. Dper, Dr. Luta, H. Hueston and
A. G. Dyer to be a tree committee with
power to make such changes as may
commend themselves—per Dr. Tint%
and H. Hueston, blinds to be purchased
and pieced as 'required by the roof
cottaartittee,-•-Ad journrncnt
J. GRIGG Sec':
s y
Straw hats by the thousand at prices
the lowest and styles the newest at the
Big Bankrupt Store.
Gunton
A young man named Hitch, an of-
ficer in the Salvation Army, met a hor-
ible death here on Saturday May 30th
by being burned to death while burn-
ing worms en a tree with a lighted
torch. The can exploded in his face,
and the oil running on his face and
clothing set fire to him.' ; The poor man
was crazed with pain. The friends
around hien could not get near him
with blankets, he fighting them and
keeping then -toff He ran around the
field until exhausted, and death en-
ded his sufferinga few hours after-
wards.
and his domestic relations were of the
pieasentest hi lel,;and he was held in
very repute by all wile knew him.
Whatever the xtison for Iiis taking his
life itt,his hanclY.;let ns hope that it was
done in a moll Otary fit of irresponsi•
bility. We ee',,•a1(I our aympathy'to the
afiiicted family.
Crediton,
The Rev:Mr. Redman has gone to
Windsor to attend the conference.—
Mrs W. Barnes who has been ill for a
long time: is still about the same,—Mr.
William Lewis left on Tuesday morn-
ing for Windsor on a visit —Miss Bel-
the Travethick is visiting friend, in
Exeter,—The time of gravelling is
here and the farmers are at work.—A
mad•dog passed thrrougli our village
about 7 o'clock Tuesday moining;'Aft-
er corning in contact with several dogs
it made westward. The dogs that
were bitten are taken care of. Nothing
serious has happened from the affair.
Lucan,
lensali,
The Ilensiill holler Mills are running
in full blast.
NO 2O9.,
by it. --Our pathruasters are tnaking
considerable improvement in the side
walks this season. '!'his was much
needed as some of the walks were in
an unfavorable condition.—Inspector
Tom paid our Public School all oi`fiicial
visit on Wednesday last.—A public
meeting was held in Peine's hall on
Monday evening for the purpose of
cunsiderine. the question of holding
a celebration on the 1st cf July, A
committee was appointed to canvas
the village to ascertain about hoat
much pecuniary assistance could be
obtained.
11ir. T. Ball etj'.ne is on his way to
England with c nfunber of cattle.
Mr. Thomas Murray has just Com-
pacted his writ;.a ee tulination in the
fourth year otitis University course.
Mr. and D1r4 eI. Dlscarthur and fam-
ily have refeawed to Ailsa Craig,
where he inter tis spending the sunt
mer months on .his farm near Ailsa
Crag; •
Mr. Chas. Cog,, vimhas bee reattend
]ng the Ha( tioi� emmercial College -
has secured a tilt .ttion with a whole,
sale firm before 1 is term of study had
expired. Be is an earnest worker,
and this Speaks teen of his proficiency-
Br -roster.
Ml S. Ros$. ,, ul;, a trip to Port Huron
on the fishing ,lessenebr,-last week.
Mrs. Sipple a•td hoe son of Milverton
are at pros 1i: the guests' of ',Mrs.
Schade.
Mr. a, Mrs J. f,C,.. ie, of East Williams
are at present v iting friends in this
vicinity. ,•
Mr. Wm. Fee t. Ptd his sister, of Zurich
were the guetL 'ti the Misses Pollock on
Sunday last
Mr. S. Ross Os returned from Hills•'
borough with Ilia sail boat, where shit.
has been for the winter season.
Mr. T. Bennett and ins brother Mr. J
Bennett accompanied by their wives
were the gueste of Mr. & Mrs. S. Whit-
more last week.
Rather apaa` %*,accident happened
to Mr. T. Turnbull jr. one Thursday of
last week by breaking one
the bones
of his hands while attending the cat-
tle.'
The Imran Fall Fair will be held on.
Wednesdi,'1 and Thursday, Septemper
16th and 17th, when 51,000 will be giv-
en in prizes.
The fall wheat in this district looks
remarkably well; the spring -sown crops
show up well, but require rain very
badly. Clover, timothy and other grass
es are vett; backward,and there will be
no second crop of clover taken this year
Root crops are also backward. How
ever, with a few days' rain these will
be all right. Tne general feeling is
that there will be a very good harvest
this ,year. The fruit trees have all
blossomed weil,,aud if no frost comes
now there will be -a good yield. of ap-
plot and plums.
Colnnuuication,
EDITOR ADvocaTu. ,
DEAR sitz = i'oiir Uslior•ne correspon-
dent of leet ti$rain let his
Stanley Council,
Council met t0 day; at Verna, May
26th, at 10 o'clock as a Court of Revis-
ion,.nnernbers all present and subscrib-
ed the required declaration • of. office.
The following' changes were made in
the assessment roil. Lot 24, on 3, <ts.: t[1at tI. Hicks see to cnlveit tear G:
sesst d to Ed Glen was changed. to, John Watirond's, Iiesoi el II. 1 ilber ,and 1.
Gitivaul,tlot 2F eon. d telad S. H, ofE,1I: 'Wuertb see to repairing road on 6th.
of lot 28 con 4 assessed to Findley Mc cot. N. of Crediton• Moved G• H. Eii
Ewen was changed to Duncan McEwen ber�sec. R. hicks Ghat Treasurer
Robt. Turner, bitch off dog on; Andrew notify at once ;ill parties indebted tcc
Duncan bitch oaf; Chas`I$'ostei dog vii;_ .the municipality h�' rnm tg' e or oth.
Chas'Logan do elf; 'Haigh McGregor etrwise that .full payments must bc;
dao• ail'- Geo. Lawerson dog oli• Wm j, made by 1st November 1891, Moved
Biggins dog elf; D. Wisemiller dog oaf. by H Silber sec. bey J: Silrerritt that thee_
The iissessment roll was then declared refunded Interest on laud Creel: Iia-
finale carried and court closed. benteurs be divided between the part
Y: ies who were asscssd-to pay said De
The council resumed their seats at
two o'clock for general business. Mie- benteurs in proportion to amounts so
rtes of previous meeting• read and Paid.
signed. 'Phe t'reasurer's and was IaicL 3 he following orders were Granted
before the council and accepted. The G. Wine, rep, bridge, 51,50; Crediton
following orders were dltawn on the I. fair, 510; C. Hoffman B. B. contract;
Treasurer, John Tough. salary and $43.50; C. Bunker dtt.;li 22 510; J. Sara-.
r
L
• herrac
postage, 570.50;Seaforth Sua printing (leis, B: B. contract, 5, b 15, J. S
account for. 1890, 524 Book case for brfcige rep, $4 ii0, J Binh B P contract
hall yds Hhrriso's Manual for council $37.35; J. Tetieam rep bridge, 51 `L5: 0
57,Samiiel Reid for keepiaglllr.Thomp Mantle B B contract, pi9,40; C. Willett
scn for 26 wee'.s 570; John MMLinchy doe tam ref,:$1 G. Manus rep. cul. C
5`10 dog _tax for 1889. The fol- F. 51.35; J. Mitchell, B B 54 80';W. Bar
1 error
lowing sums were appropriated to the ker, ditch 4 con., 52:25; R. Baker die -
lowing
several roads, con. 2 S 3 550; con 4 & count files, 52; J. Marshall culvert Cen-
r, $$5; con 6 & 7, 840; con S S 9,
64°' 521.75;
52; Finkbiner and others C II
10•& 11, 540; con 12 5.13, 565;. Sauble 521.75; M. O'Brian tile S. B, 5275; Mit
line,ylon, 530; . 5100; centre line from Parr to Newcomb 56; M. C. D. Debenture in
BabBabylon to Goshen, 515; full 231.70; C. Stone, rep cul $6; W.
Goshen to Bronson, 560; :Bronson to itlitchell, 510; J Sharron keep W. E., 58.:
IeGreto Council adjourned to meet ao•ain 1st
-
or SR, 515; Innis S R $10; Sharp S R
515; Mcllveen 8 R 510; Boyces S R 520;
Johnstone S R $10; McNairs 8 R 535;
Barirds S R 510: Reids S R 515; Pollock
S R 510;McBeths S 11550; Curry S 11
515; Screenans $40 Bay tield road 5130;
South Boundary,$2a50,providingHay tp
cases of appeals. dames Clarke took
high as Jarnes Caarroll took high ass.
Rey. J. Allan took hir,h ass, reduced.
5900; T. BMartin took high ass. no,acticut;:G. Mawhinney tool ass. reduced
51006 A. Ewakl took high ass. reducers,
$50; G.Penhale dog off. Moved and
res)lycdthat the Court of Royision be
now closed, lenerail business :wag
taken up. "Moved by John Sherl'itt,
sec. by E. Wuerth that the Assessmene
be accepted. ]loved by II. Either andJ, Sherritt that R. Hicks and C. Chris -
ie look for'gravel in Mr, Beaver's pit.
Mr. Sherritt aiid Reeve to see: to r•e-
riuiretlnofts of Gore road. Resolved.
that 525 be.granted towards impro.-
ing the toad on first block in 12 con.
on conditions' that the statute labor be
done on said portion and the people'
draw and dump on said portion 24 .
good loads of gravel and tha> tare path;
master be commissioner. Resolye5`
Sauble 5So0; Carntes S R 51.0• iV
tongue run Off :,oitn nfs brains; if hae °. ves au equal o oiiitttAbrahaui Snit
has any; a point that is by no means
decided yet, can't the greeny see that
itis himself that neglects his business
by attending to the affairs of others
when he goes to '• de trouble of writing
about them. =li;clentlysome kind of
ache—care colic --is troubling. him. Or
is there something sticking in his little
gizzard that th t poor fellow cannot di-
gest!
i-ieste He spealls of some one advertis•
ing all he knoas;,no harm in that my
boy always speak aboutwhat y oat now;
if you would only do that your tongue
would get many a holiday. But the:
gossoon cannot do that, he must'' pub-
lish to the world that he knows nothing
It may truely be said of him that
every time he opens his mouth he puts
his foot in it.
To be continued in our next,if neces-
Bary. A RDADEIt.
Whalen.
Mr. Thomas Clarke was visiting
friends here last Sunday. -Mr. Wm Car '.
ney hadthe misfortune of falling on a
wheelbarrow la' t Friday night and
slightly injured his bael. He is able
to be around again.—Crops are grow-
ing fast ,after the . late showers.—Miss
Cornish was the guest of Mr. Kehoe on
Sunday.—Mr. Brock is building a new
house on the townline which will be an
improvement to the place.--ScxooL RE-
rontT-The following is the standing of
the three first pupils in the several
classes of our pubitc school for the
month of May; based on attendance
and general proficieney.—SEN. FOURTH
Addie E. Brooks, Thos. Morley, Geo E.
Gunning.-Jmo. FOURTH.—Maggie Kel-
ly, Martha McLaughlin, Thos V. Hodg-
son. -SEN. TIMID. --Henry Ogden, Eliza
Kelly, Lena Morkin. -Simone orates.—
Willie, F. Morley, Daisy Brooks, Jos
Telly.—SEN• SECOND PART. -Charlotte
Morley, MarthaMoskin, M. Morley. Ja.
SECOND PART. -Bess Morley Laving
Brock. -Pang rri;5T.-Newton Millson
Eva Tapp. ,
Zurich.
Council it met as a Court of Revision of
the Assessment in the Town Hall on
Saturday last, There was but one ap-
peal against the assessment, and this
one was not sustained. This speaks
well for tare assessor, Mr, Lippina rot, as
it shows good judgment and discretion.
We congratulate the Council for seeing
HUllet, the services of such a competent ser-
want—The English Class in connection
witn the Evangelical Sitnacly School.
lute been organized with Mr, Sam J,
Latta des teach& The English speaking
friends ought to take advantage of this
privilege and encleavour to malei it a
success—Mr, F. W. 1+arncomb-made
his re ort'of `the C'B1g. harsh" drain to
p . The cost of
the Cotmoil on Saturday
the drain will be in the neighborhood
from an entano:lornent arising out of a of 514,000 which_ will be, levied by as-
Svrclnr,-'-Thursday morning last
Patrick Carbon aged about 31 unman
Pieta, son of Thos: Colbert, of Mullet, a
few miles from Clinton, committed sui
tide by shooting himself through the
head, Venous strlmises are assigned.
as to the reason.` One that the rash Get
wars superinduced'J)y melancholy airs.
ins from il1ncss another that it was
�
love affair I-Ic lived with his parents scssment on all ;ands to be benefitted
der was appointed nathmaster instead
of Ii Detweiler Mr Kain was, appoint-
ed road commissioner for South Bonn -
dry and Jas Johns road commissioner
for Bayfield road. The Council then
adjour, el to meet again on. Monday
June 22nd next. at 1 o'clock p m,
GEO. L. STEWART, Clerk.
Hi •
nge t.
Mr. Copp and Bliss Lave, of Seaforth.
spent Sunday on the broad acres of Mr.
D. McLaren, of Glenquaich.
Miss Lily Park and Miss Mary Gorle
were the guests of of Mr. McDougall on
the boundary last Sunday.
Mr. F. J. Coleman, merchant,of Crom-
arty, intends leaving for Zurich shortly
andcarry on his business there.
One day recently a mare beloning to
MI WnrSpeare, presented him with 2
fine colts. They both lived for a ween:,.
and then the smaller one died but the
other still lives and is doing -yell.
Mr, Miller, shoemaker' who has been
residing in Cromarty for some time Las
gone to Manitoba to seek a situation
there. The boys feel sorry to loose him
as many a pleasant evening they have
spent in his little shop on Shuttle
street.
A very pieasant event took place at
Mr. James Millers, near Cromarty, last
Wednesday evening, it being the mar-
riage of his eldest daughter, Johanna,
to Mr. James Walker, both of Hibbert.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr, Russell, of Elimville in the presence
of a few friends and, relatives. The
bride received quite a number of use.
ful presents which shows the esteem in.
which she is held in the community.
They intend leaying for Duluth shortly
Where they will make their home. We
extend to them a long life and much
happiness,
On Tuesday evening last at the resi
dence of the brides father Mr. Har
burn's near Staffa, his eldest daughter
Mary Ann and Mr, Harry Templeton,
were united in the holy bonds of matri
money in the presence of a large num-
ber of guest. Mr. Sermons, of Hensaiil,
tied the nuptial knot. When • all had
done amp justice 'ustice to the inner man
the tables were cleaned awaynand the
merry dance began which was kept up
not till the wee sma'-hours) but till af-
ter the lamps were put,
morning, They intend making there
home on Mr. Jas., Campbell's farm near
Cromarty for a few years. We wish
theta eery comfort which this life can
afford.
sea
Step
hon Council.'
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment in Crediton, May 20111, 1891. All
Members present. Council took the
necessary oaths as members of Court
of .Revision, Mr, Rata was appointed
Chairman, . The following were the
lllonday in July.
Contracts Let. Crediton Road.
Price cords contractor pit commissioner
2,10 8 T. Sanson Wa+.l-ex J.Heaman
.80 20 J. Sanders Sanders W. Baker
2.50 30' 11. Esrey Rollins M. Winer
3 30 30 J, Lalvson Rollins F. Eilber
4.55 20 J. Lawson Mouser C. Silber
1t. Barry T. Finkbiner
" A. McCormick.
MnH.offutan Follis P. McKen io
59 26
4 'o 28"
25
3
200 1515 G. Lovie
London Road.
315 25 S. Bashr:rville Walker W. Nairn
2.75 12 W. Ford Ford T. Sweet
Exeter Road.
1.85 S W. Nora Ford T. Shorten
1.0) 20 W. Sanders Sanders T. Sha,p1�ton
1.85 20 J. J. G. Wine
First Side Road. `
1.75 25 W. Elliot Mitchell W. Nairn
1.75 5 c$ $r n
1.75. 10 H.rssory Rollins A. Clark
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MONTGOMERY.—I11 Godel:ieli, en • the
31st ult., Mrs. A. T. Montgomery,
in her 75th year.
x;1rl;-st;ils.
SOCITIIcoTT.—In Exeter, on Jiinc '2tid,
the wife of; Mr. Wm: Soutltcottof a
son.
ABBOTT.—In Biddttlph on the 2nd roes.,
• the wife of Mr. John Abbot, of a
son.
DzetreEY•—In l sborne, on the 28tit
ult., the wife of John Dempse-, ,;
a son.
BusWELL.—In Usborne, on the 30th
ult., the wife of Geo. Buswell, of a
daughter.
=In McGillivray, con, 12,
LzCrltxrco'r, y, co
on 27th ult., the wife of John,
Lightfoot, of t daughter.
PARSONS.—In Stephen on the 29th ult.,
the .wife o1 �l Parsons, of a
son..
- n Exeter, on the 31st 'alt
TAa voR. I , ti
thewife of John W. Taylor'of a
Ban.
GREEN. --In Hay, on the 31st alt. the
wife of Mr. Jas. Green. of a daugh-
ter.
FRAYNE.--InUsborne, on the 1st inst.,
the wife of illi, Jas. Frayne,' of
daughter.
1SI.4iE'.St7ASxIUa.
CHAMBERS—MOAN ()LESS, At Hyde
Para:, on the 27th ult., by the Rev.
H. R. Diehl, Miss' Jennie McAnd-
less, to Mr. William C. Chambers,
of Coburg,•.
TrmtprnTel-Haitene. .--In Hli1ibei"t,
on the 27th alt,. at the resident,*
of the bride's father, by the Rev.
Mr. Simms, of Rensall, Harry
p
Tem Teton; to Miss Mary Ann, e]:
est daughter of Mr. Harburn, both
es
of IIibbei•t
WAi.krn—Mlr;I,Er..--In Hibbert, sit
the residence of the bride's father,
on the 27th tilt, by the Rey. Mr.
Russell, of Fiimville, Mr. jellies
Walker. to Miss Johanna, eldest
daughter: of Mr. James Miller, 'both
of Hilbert.
M-tcnolaAlen—HOi ' rv.--At the ITN-
ctenceof the bride's father, lig-
borne, on the 2nd inst , by the Rev
Mt Fletcher, Mr. Robert 'Maedoe-
ald, to Miss D. A, oldest daughter.
of Henry Heiteya Este, both ot.
Usborne.