HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1892-4-7, Page 1VOL. XIX. NO; 24,
Ow:Blow Rooms thronged with de-
lrgheed visitors on Friday and Saturday
last.
The utmost satisfaction expressed by
all who came to .see the novelties in
Millinery.
A. great many took advantage of the
"Special Prices" in the Lace Curtains,
and we are going to continue them at
the same low figures for house-cleaning
time.
The old Carpets must be laid aside,
because of the extra value of our new
ones.
Spine "Startlers" in Boots and Shoos
this week. A full range to choose from
at
A. 3. licTAVISH & CO.
Hengall,
Peen at the Honsall Oatmeal \fills, A few
tuns of feed on hand. Iteemonablo price. 1),
Ungcuenr.—'_'in
Go to A.Wosoloh.11enall.for glad and cheap
boots and specs. We have just received our
cerins and suntrnor stook of all kends of fash-
ionable foot wear. right direct from the best
ntanufaoturersfor cash, which enables us to
sell you boots and shoe_ cheaper than ever, a
Call will convince you that we are leading the
tradc,and always to the front,audwon't bounder
sold by anyone. As was said bei are other3rnny
Came and go but wo are here to stay, As boots
and shoes are our specialty, we carry the
largest and best selected stock in t,.twn, Boots
and shoos made to order on the shortest notice.
Repairing noatly done: rips:sewed-free of ehargo
on alt goods bought of us• Wo will give until
further notice with revery as2 sale of boots and
shoes, ono bottle of silk edge :oil dressing to-
gether with a snlid,Vioteria silver spoon. Call
early for they are going fast. Butter and eggs
taken as leash. Thanking you forast patron-
age, A. W.eseton, sign of the big boot.
Following aro the market quotations :
-AND HURON & MIPL'L $EX GAZETTE.
TTE.
`CHEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY.'
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNIA, APRIL 7, 1892
Stuns.
BeuEi e.—Mrs. Moore an old lady who had
her leg broken some tome ago is doing very
wale—Mr. Robert Norris who has suffered
from an attack of paralysis is very low at
present,—Ata W. Shlllinglaw, V. S„ has
purchased a French coach stallion. He is
one of the best that could be got- He is a
beautiful brown, stands 16 hands and weighs
1,103 lbs., and is a model in form.
a• •
Usborne.
School report for S, S. No. 1, Usborne.
The following aro the names of the three
pupils in call class who obtained the high-
est number of marks for the month of
March : V class—Addie Jackal?, Bessie
Jeckell, Norman Keddy. IV class—Chas,
Down, Jelin Stewart, Allen Jeokoll, III sr
—Lily Blatchford, Minnie Dunn, Ada For-
ney. III jr--Ernest White, Amy Dow,John
Horton Il ar—Ruby Horton, Edith Lowe,
Mina Blatchford, Edgar Down, Laura Jeolt-
ell• Part U sr -Bert Reddy, Florence Val-
entine'Lewellyn Oke. Part II jr—Harry
White, Willie White, Herb. Blatchford.
Blyth.
Boners.—We are given to understand
that Conatable Davies has received the ap-
pointment of bailiff,—Mrs. C. Hamilton's
many friends will be glad to hear that she
is fast recovering frotn her repent illness.
—Our band is being organized once more,
with a membership of sixteen. The boys
expect to be able to give us a few sweet
strains in two weeks -On Saturailet the re.
'Whalen.
Balsas,—The weather during the past
few days has been very warm and spring-
like.—Some
pring-
like: Some of the farmers have commenc-
ed plowing and seeding will soon eimmence
if the fine weather continues,—The wind.
on Saturday uprooted a number of trees,—
Mr and Mrs Squires disposed of their house
hold. furniture by auction on Thursday last,
and started for Detroit on Saturday, where
they intend to epsud the remainder of their
days, making their home with a married
daughter there.—Mr. Henry Squires is pre
paring to build a new house next summer.
The contractor being Mr. W. ti, Wynn of
Woodbam.—Men for hire are rather scarce
this spring, but most of the farmers in need
of men have secured them, Wages are
about the same as last year.
Drysdale.
A Boon Le LAND.—Nutwitbatanding the
great ory of Horace Greeley; "Go West
young man, go West," the demand for land
in this yicinity is still increasing, and farme,
that is few nears ago were only a drug on
the market and could not be bartered oft at
any price, aro to -day realizing good prices.
A lot, containing 80 acres, was sold on Fri-
day last for 53,100; on Saturday it was re-
sold for $3,200, and on Monday morning
was carried off as $3,285, and so on. Quite
a number of farms have changed hands in
this vioinsty this winter, and all went at
fair prices. Now, let me say to any who
contemplate going west, to come to Drysdale
on the shores of beautiful old Lake Huron,
mina of the late T. R. Mitchell of West- where the land is good, the climate mild,
field who lost his lite on the railroad at and the people aro kind, and secure for
Port Huron arrived at this station on the 1 yourself one of the best homes to be found
I0 a, ns. train.—Bailiff W. Campbell has sa Canada.
been appointed Clerk of the 12th Division
Curt and will have his Whop in the place
Milo "Young.—On Afonday Alice youngest B1rIEFd.—A very large oonaregation as
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Greenway.
formerly ocoupied by deceased clerk the late --"
daughter of Mr. P. Heil'ron, succumbed tc a sombled in the Boston Methodist church
short illness of congestion of the brain. 1 laet Sabbath to listen to the memorial ser -
The widowed mother and family have the mon of the late J, B. Watson. The'pastor,
sympathy of the community en their. be- Rev. J. B. Holmes preaehsd a very impres-
reavoment. The funeral took place on sive and instructive sermon from the telt,
Wednesday. 4th chapter iThess., 13th verse.—Mr, and
el
Mrs George llodgina of Briusley spent last
Clinton. Sunday ha town visiting friends.—A melan-
otioly accident occurred on Sunday evening
BRIErs.—Mr. John Irwin, collector of last. As Mr. J. Retan's little boys were
]alien down in his attending to their horses, one of them
placed his hand too near the knffe of the
cutting box and',got it cut in a frightful
'0 to 80 eustoma horn, was e,.•
i to 40 office last Wednesday with congeation of tete
27 to 28 brain. He lingered in a semi -dazed con -
55 to 00 dition until Monday morning when he died. manner. The doctor has very little hope
ay ......... ..... 9.00 to 10.00 —The electric lighting of the town has been, of him living —A protest has been filed
utter 15 to 16 taken over by a new firm and a new plant against our mayor laat week for bribery and
Eggs ......... „. , . .... 9 to 10 put in.—Mr. J. A. Giffin left on Wednes- corruption, and on Monday last he resigned.
Hogs 5.50 to 6.00 day of laat week for St. Catharines to enter It appeara he is too ancient. He vetoed the
Clover seed.. .7 .00 to Za 00 upon the duties of his situation in the Col- bill for plank sidewalks and says he prefers
Wheat S
Barley 3
Oats
-0•••Teas
. lefinte Institute there.—Una day last week to walk in tho middle of the road (the Irish -
Zurich. Mr. Ed- Holmes hada successful surgical man's sidewalk,)—Mr. James Pollock rented
his home to Mr. A McLaughlin, and starts
braeka thio woe k. Uncle
Sam 's getting too many of our brightest
and best young mon and women. How is
it? Some say he gives them brighter and
batter homes for leas money; easier work
and better pay. Wake up, mother Canada,
or you will soon find only a few old men
and women to do your work and brighten
up this grand country of ours, cue of the
best the sun ever shone on.—Mr. A, M.
Wilson has decided to move tollxoler,whore
he intends to open up a grocery and bake
shop. His family will be missed by their
many friends, as they are kind and obliging
neighbors and faithful workers in the church
and Sabbath school.
Blur:Fs—Miss Mapes of Rodney, who
will talmecharge of the millory department
in lir. Faust's store has arrived.—Mr. H.
Lippha\-dt has sold his farm to Mr. Koeh-
ler for the handaome sum of 53,100.—Mr.
James Dalrymple is sick with inflammation
on the lungs—Air-F.di I•Ionhoefferis slowly
recovering.—Inspector Tom paid our
school a visit last Wednesday.—Mr. S. J.
Latta and Miss L. E. Hauch attended the
public examination held in the Blake pith -
lie school. They report having a big tithe.
-Mrs. Schroeder of Pasheatiod is visiting
her parents, Mr and Airs Dumart.—Chris
Ether's little daughter is recovering.—Mr.
Louis Weber. who has been in Rochester
for the past few years is home on a visit.
The climate seems to agree with him, for
he looks hale and hearty, and by outward
appearance has a full pocket. Mr Adham
Fuss, formerly of this village, is home on
a visit.—W. G. Hess left for Detroit last
week. Wm is a good head and will meet
with success. --Mr and Mrs 13rennor from
Grand Bend were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Randall.
operation performed by which an enlarge-
ment of the bona of ono leg was reduced,
" planed" down to its normal size.—There
died recently in Go1denville,"N. S., aged 83
years, air, John MoEaehron, father of Mrs,
Arohy Kennedy of Clinton. Deceased's
wife survives him.—Wo regret to know
that Mr, Richard. Reynolds formerly of Hen.
sell has owing to unfavorable circumstances,
been forced to dispose of his livery bneinesa.
The "Myrtle Navy " plug correctly repro
seats the whole plan upon which its manu-
1 facture is conducted, There isnot a fract-
ional part of a cent expended upon et for
mere appearance. It is neithor;wrapped in
tin fail nor worked into fancy shapes, nor
put in fancy cases, nor subject to any kind
of expense merely to please the eye or cap-
tivate the fanny. The manufacturers right-
ly beleive that tobacco was not purchased
for ornament, but for smoking, and there-
fore all extraneous expenee was avoided and
added to the quality of the tobacco. The
public have testified in its easel that they
prefer paying their money for a big quality
of article than for ornament out of pimp.
St. Marys.
Blum—One et/ening last week some
person or persona were so low as to try to do
away with J.D.Mooro's store house by plea -
some of that common devouring element
between the two partitions of the wall, but
fortunately the fire was extinguished before
any serione rget'Is bad taken place, Tho
guilty paaies ,are as yet unknown—The
Laorosee Club here hap organised for the
coming season and intend swooping every-
thing ahead of them as they did last year.
—The High Sohaol Base Ball Club has or.
gauised again this year.—Mrs,Pringle,weil-
known to moat of our citizens, passed away
laat week,
for ;Wayne, Ne ,
w.-.
G•oderlch.
Baxsrs.--Spring Chancery Sittings will
be held at Goderich on Monday April .18th.,
before Mr, Justice Ferguson.—Shortly af-
ter midnight a uumbnr of men boarded the
wrecked Bavaria to unload her, but the con-
tinuous rain oausati the belt to slip so often
that the wore bad to be auspcndcd,—Mrs,
Agnes Mitchell, who some few weeks since
was to seriously injured by a runaway acci-
dent in London, was brought to her home,
Goderich, on Saturday.—Shortly after noon
on Thursday our citizens received the sad
news that Andrew Beck had departed this
life. Although it was known that he was
seriously ill there ware but few who antici•
pated a fatal termination, his well known
temperate life and robust constitution be.
ing a strong defence egatust death's present
ea,uroaohment..—Just as the casket contain-
ing the remains of the late Andrew Beck
was being lowered. to mother earth, the
horse belonging to Bev, Mr. Anderson took
fright, broke away from the tie post, and
ran full tilt against Dr. Shannon's horse
and buggy, when stopped by the collision
the animal kicked itself clear of the buggy
and continued its flight.
C. 0. Richards 81 Co.
Gents,—My daughter was apparently at
the point of death with the terrible disease
diphtheria. All remedies had failed but
MINARD'S LINIMENT cured her ; and I
would earnestly recommend it to all who
may be in need of a good family medicine.
Jolles D. BOUTILIEB.
French Village.
J'OI3 i waITE & SON
a'nbUsher and Proprietoir
up to the public in the latest approvedwgr-jt.Artax&IIT
style. ft is our business and we are going
to do it if it takes a leg.
Zion.
The Woodham and Elimviile correspon-
dents seems very anxious to hear from
Zion. If any of the following events hap.
pen we'll inform you : If a neighbor gets
upyin his sleep and saws a cord of wood for
another man, or instead of sawing it should
happen to pocket and carry it away, we'll
not be backward about telling you. If
another neighbor has a tug-of-war, all to
himself, with a runaway horse and suc-
ceeds in plowing up half an acro of soil
with his nasal organ; if he ahufllea oil' this
mortal coil by taking an overdose of Paris
Green in vinegar; when the church is com-
p'esaly striped all around like a tiger's
tall; when Mr. Henry Squires has finished
his new house; Mr, Henry Hera has pur-
chased a new organ; the Misses Mary Hera
and Addie Taylor have learned tolplay the
organs already bought, and Mr. Robert
Taylor has begun training the Sunday
School children in singing, you'll hear from
DEP
Das This wecb we are slrotivin°ralovely lot
hwood. of new Straw Hats of the very latest de-
BRIErs.-Mr. W. Norsworthy attended sisals and newest colors. We can ht
his father's funeral at Hanover on Sunday and, we think, suit any man, woman,
rust., \irs. H. Voelker is on the sick list buy or girl in the county. Our assort -
this week.—Mr. J. Berg, of whose illness
is the largest and cheapest we once^
mention was made last week, died on had
Thursday evening. His remains were in- The above is equally true of our hard
terred in the Lutheran cemetery on. Sun- and soft felt fiats for men and boys.
day forenoon, --lir. .August Thon •-took Don't pay a dollar fpr a hat you can get
Possession of the stage between here and here for 40 cents. We had a call from
Exeter on Friday. --Mr. r, .fi Hoist of Credi one sueh unfortunate victim ; we hope
ton was theguest of 1elo G. Keercher ou
ober all flip rest will setup to the right place.
Suu ury—Itle ars J.Deiehert and aeber Excuse me, ladies, just tL word for you:
of nday i passed through, our., village on
This warren of the year brings house -
Sunday afternoon. Call again toys I-1iIrs
G. Bess and Mies A. Hess visited relatives cleaning, whitest'tshinf , papering, etc.,
in our village on. Saturday and Sunday.— and a nicer and cheaper lot of Wall
Messrs Ii, ez J. Kellermann have engaged Papers titan we aro showing cannot be
lIiss McCallum of Dutton to take charge produced east of Montreal. We did not
of their millinery department for the sea. know this ourselves, until our customers
son:—Air. J. Hall has seoured the services told us.
of Miss Baker; of London,—Same of the Don't forget that we are agents `for
farmers in this vicinity have begun plow- the Celebrated lV utehspring and several
ing and seeding,—The roads are 10 a good, other leading linos of Corsets.
condition at present.—The fall wheat looks
better this spring than it has for years,and
if nothing comes over it we may expect a
good crop this year.—Mr H, Ruby, our
_Market Store.
practical tailor, has disposed of his busi-
noes to Mr. Brokenahiro, The latter start -
. P. ROSS.
ed business ou Alonday.—A1r.J.Kellermanu been swallowed and damage enough intii t -
has erected a stand in front of his store. ed on life and property to have caused the
has
singing class under the leadership of perpetual hauishm ut from this to.vnship
Mr R. Cook hae been organised in our at least of this bliglrtiux, bleeting, m mater
village.—Last week Mrs. Witzel received iniquity, Ord help nr I We wau'd draw
a cheque for $1,000 frorn the 1. O. F.,beines attention to the fact that the Iluulciu Act
the amount to which Mr. Witzel was fn_ was carried in this Lawns?sip some years
cured in that order. She received it ten ago, and we believe was ulnar rept sled.
days after application was made, Will some legal luminary rue ani tall ns
WEDnxss • Beats.—Another of those wibetber Hader tile ciroumetsncea a license
happy events which eauee so much excite- can be iasuel or not.—Mr. J. G. Ant s has
meat, oke,, happened in this vicinity. 1Ve harm eurehaeing apples in this vicinity—
refer to the marriage of Miss Rebecca The G, 0. 0. F. are growing nicely —Mr.
Schroeder, eldest daughter of Mr. Fred William Powell left a few weeks arta for
Schroeder, to Mr. John England. on Tues- - Chicago, and el;bast lialia intends to cross
day last. The bride was supported through over under the star-spangled banner this
Mar.week.e- The P. of I. organised a Township
the trying ordeal by her sister, Visa
Associattan some weeks ago an
Lha Schroeder, while the groom was ably d have been
assisted by Mr. Daniel Schroeder. Rev. purehaaingimplements at reduced tied the nuptial knot. prices.—
E. 11. Bean 11r.and Next Thursday evening an Epworth League
Mrs. England will reside on the Goshen is to be organised in connection with the
line, where Mr. England owns a farm, lslinville Methodist church.—Some are
We join in wishing thorn a happy married agitating for a temperance pledge m the
church and Sabbath school. The time has
come when every member of the church and
every Sabbath schoolshonld be a total ab-
stainer. Join one, join all.—Next Sunday
morning Royal Russell will preach a sermon
on " Sabbath Observance." Everybody
come and learn how to keep the day, as it
ought to be kept.—Sunday was fine and
our S. S. was attended by more than 140
persons to study the 1st Psalm,
lrfn.
SCISOOL Rer:Rr. The following who
were unable to attend the promotionex-
amination in March have passed since : to
jr I1I—Jacob Kraft, 321, To sr II—H.
Kraft. 298; E. Wolper, 290. To jr. pt II
—Theresa Walper, Duncan Snider. Tho
following in V and sr I r received 50 per
cent or over on written work during the
month of March : V•—Ida Cook, 92; M.
Cook, 59, (missed one exam.) Sr IV—L.
Kleinstiver, 79, The average attendance
for the month was 73.
S,usr. M. HABCFI, Prin.
us'. If your hen fold is robbed of the ,44
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seveuteun•year-old hon with a wart on her hmVllle.
left leg, and you sprain your little finger Brows —With the exception of one year
falling down cellar; if the preacherpost- since the parrying of the Scott Aot our vil-
pones the:morning service by forgetting to lags has enjoys d immunity from the liquor
come to church, and any church on the trams, and a staggering man has eoarcely
circuit can boast of better book -racks than aver been seen. Many fondly hoped that
the hotel would never be opened again, but
a petition for license has been circulated
and more than a sufficient number of aignc
tures have bean secured, so it is probable
that King Alcohol, the mighty conqueror of
Babylon and Rome, will exorcise dominion
here and tear the quiet of our peaceful little
village. To the young people of this com-
munity we would say, if your elders and
Zion; if the leg of you pants takes an ex-
cursion to the sky in the shape of smoke ;
if all your neighbors have their doors made
of cherry; if you should form an acquaint-
ance with a railroad ;smash-up and carry
away a brake rod between the third and
fourth ribs as a memento of the occasion;
if the Trow men will recover from their
late aeyere sickness and learn to stay "at
home; if your horse thinks you have too t gnarditina will not protest you from tempts
much brain and succeeds in kinking so ' tion, bus upon a trap to catch the unwary,
hard that it takes yon a little time to get and bring blight and sorrow to homes and
your teeth arranged in their proper order ( hearts, be not deceived, but avoid the evil, `
again, then by all means make us acquaint 1 pass not by it, turn from it and pass away. )
ed with the facts and we `vill serve them) One would have thought farms enough hal
SALE REGISTER.
Thursday, Apl 7.—Real estate and chat-
tels, in the village of Dashwood, goods of
the late John S. \4 itzel. Sale at 1 o'clock.
ED. BOSSEI'BERRF, Auet.
Saturday, Ap1.9—Mortgage select valu-
able village property in the village of Hen-
sall. Sale at`? o'clock. Jnr GILL, Auct.
r..41.4
.OIJn DL3oL und.73i stod]y need& thorough
cleansing this season to expel impurities,
keep up the health -tone and prevent disease.
'au should take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the
best blood purifier and system tonic. It
is unequalled in positive medicinal merit.
Hood's Pilis are purely vegetable, perfect-
ly harmless, effective, bat do not cause pain
or gripe. Be sure to get Hood's.
Itch, Mange and Soratolies of every kind
on human being or animals, cured in 30 min-
notes by Woolford's sanitary lotion Thi
never fails. Sold by 0. Lutz. Oct. 9,-ly
Minard's Liniment is the hair restorer.
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