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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1892-6-9, Page 4Choice Raisins l'Ve have just received a job lot of RaiSins„ Prunes, and other goods which • we will sell tit Away -Down prices. Nice new raisins at $1.25 per box. ; Prunes tit Se per lb. or six lbs. for 25e. Call and see our special line of i.adies' Boots and $1).oes. New prices in these goods. '••••• It will pay you to look in zunl see us when in town. A. 3. litcTAVIII & CO. Her1S8.11. Following are the market votatieus SO to 82 ° '1 to 40 Wheat Barley Oats Peas • 55 to 5(1 Hay 10,00 to 11,00 Fatter , .14 to 15 Egge .......... a 0 to 10 Hogs 5.75 to 3.75 Clover &ma.. 7.00 to 7.50 incetin,r of the Yonng Peeples'Societv (lit itian Endeav,)r held their monthly boulness rWetihg Monday evening and roztived reports of various oill. cers ami Convemrs CA Committees. The Treas's repert showed a balstne: of $1 78 on baud and tho S9,-.,r,,tar.li's report showed an increase of •ii.) 11,,t term The 71.1 aeti-o rcen0.crs 1 ‘,1 roettY,..i. I .7 t t,, ,q11- !WI • t:14y tho t'': se, e • • etre tellowing the corning term.- Prr-s. Mrs.J.S; Henderson, Tice Pres. David Idw.intnan, S Simp'son, Treas. Rebt, 3. Carlisle. Loolt.out Com. -Miss Buchlyan- Mary Briwnt Sadie Carlisle: Wra. Hoggarth; Mr. IlOwelifie; Wm. hider; It. P. Yotmg.- Devotional Committee. - Mary earti,11 ni,v: 3S. licntlorCon; L Harold.-Sebhath Sohool Cona:-Mr. Dau• ntewart; Mrs. vine 'loin Mrs. Win, M srte • -Mecors. L. Harcif, and IlOrt. Bell were britmate. oil a last veli at eft.oa of tMdr bon obi Wf0- increased by e'tt --.1. new eonicetmxmry has been started no. (tor the able miteagement of Mr. Troyer.- l'rirthart is kept very berm al his saw ho braployea sin hands. -Mr. D. Mc- Temnan has returned for a few Weeks. -Mr. *tem afeEwen is attending Co Council at Gaderielns-Large • 'embers of teachers len this place for Goderich to attend the teach, * .tt Convention at that place. Among ether .--n3 f1:7,! addresi, on -Continen- tal Craton" by H. S. Strang 13. A. which Ileitod a. reply from vo!eran th„1, S;gtial,- The Grete tis Circulars are arrhIng in largo limo, ber• th,Te ar.. no biters. -1 Cooler bas moved into his now resieence.-II. Revuolds bee moyed into the house vacated by the Ileverart Sermon. -The Hensall autl RiP:t foot -ball teams play on the former's grounds Saturday evening. Play to huh; at 7 o'clock obarp). -The R. T. 4.if T. have mertel to Jr. Geo. MeEwen s hall They were in the 1 0 OF hall up to the present time bnt as the 10 0 P parpese cierpeting their hall end . placing in ile'n chairs, they decided to be the sole emu- pents. The rt 'T of T are a strong society tee t'es /7")9 Fre-re sd- orning their hall they would have been 1.1E,i4ea.to Inve them remain. Croma,rty. Biners.-The base.ball math between Faxquhar mid the boundary olubs resulted in a viotory for the former by five runs. The number of export (tattle sold this apringia something remarkable. About 5o per pound was the average price paid. Pi. oes are expeotedtto be fair for eatly grass cattle, J. Scott Jr., eold a pair to Pat Curtain at filets., vlaich tipped the beam at 1,700 pomade eaoh. Stalfa. -- Bamrs.-A W. Bottum has been ea - gaged as teacher in S. S. No, 5, Ribbed, at au increased salary. -Revival services are being held in the Methodist &mean con- deoted by Rev, Mr. Burwash, ably aseisted by Mr. Claristie.-The exoureion of school ehildren and others to the town of Gode. rioh on Friday watt not a success. The rain dampened the proceedings very ramie -Mr. A. K. Ferguson, of Staffa, has paused tbe primary examination of the Ontario Clollege ot Physicians and Surgeons, Centralia,. BRIEFS -The new weigh scalee have been put into place, and we, like Exeter, have two setts -a tan ataewing for a small village. -Ben Short is doing a nice trade. -Mr. Brown is getting along nicely in Michigan, -The oheese faotory ha in fall operation, and getting lots of milk. -A match is ex- pected here soon between the Eden and Bruoefield foot ball clubs. Clinton. BRIM'S. -A diabolical attempt was made Saturday night to wreak the evening exprese from Stratford to Goderioh, deo here at 9.20. Plomefiends had piled timl er ud stones on the treat, and bad the train been on time the chances are (as the night was elonoly), that the train would have been thrown down tee embankment. Mr. Hern- iation of Stapleton, had been to Seaforth, anti tInding the train late started to walk home along tee track, carrying a lantern. When peer the bridge near Stapleton, about two miles east of here, he found the ob- struction on the tiack, and being unable to move it be went back towards Seat:1th and awned the approaolaing train. 11.-1-41-•-•4 Anderson. Bniers.-A tea Meeting in connection with the Anderson Methodist ohuroh will beheld on Monday next, and in conneotion therewith there will be a base ball match between the ''Gales" of Anderson and the "Colts" of Kirkton, On Sunday special sermons will be mantled, in the morning by Rev. John Scott of St. Marys, and in the evening by Etev, Philip Pleading of Ohio, a former resident of this neighborhood. A good time is antioipated.-Miss Alary Ste- phen has returned home f rota Toronto, no. companied by Mrs. Will Stepben who will visit friends here for a time -Rev. W. IL Graham, whose home is in St. Marys, but who formerly resided among us, has been appointed to the Stage circuit. We wish our old friend Will every suocesse-Tbe farm ers are now anxiously awaiting the hayiug season. -Mr. John Diekineon bas improyed hie farm of late, and antong other things has had erected a handsonto wind Fruit prospects this year at e good. -Mr, Barnett's 'team ran away last week, and throwing Ike front the rig iujared laitu severely. Eden, Greenway. (Too late for last week.) Bniere.-Mr. 11. MoClinchey bought a Bre> peon; horse of Mr. 1'. Crooair.;;: --Mc, a :1T fV. 1111.%1 04 the 10 tight from Mr. A. iloLaahlan .`. Wilson has two geese that have 1 1iez.rgs this season and still they lay. I ,$ Itussoll and Wiggine and X1r. West. non, teachers at Craton Poblio School were visiting at Var. A. M. Wilson's last Satorday.-The annual Sabbath School plenic of Grand Bend circuit is to be held Wednesday, dune 15, on the shore of Liver Aux Sable, near Lake Eturon,-Miss Ada Mollard of Grand Bend is assisting Miss T. Brorhey in the dress making establishment at the Boston Eiouse.-Mr. 3. Brown has a incubator fox hatching eggs, can tot 100 eggs. They have all come out and another 1,1,t are expected out shortly. Beat that if yon. can ,-The Ladies' Band ot Willing Vv-orkers sold about $20 worth at Grand Bend 24th and, had a very enjoyable time, Zurich. Fort SALE on TO Reim -A New York piano Will be sold at a low price. or rented on reason- able terms, Apply at Weees'Eurniture Store. Zurich. Lenoe Srocx.-We ba.ve now on hand a lame stock of buggtes carriages, wagonsmarts, etc., which weare selling at factory prices All ourown make and guaranteed. Call and see stook. Repairing and carriage trimming will receive careful attention, FRED. ligss,Zurich SCUOOL REPORT. -The following is the report of the pupils of the public school for the month of May,1892. The report isbased on general work and the written examinations held during the month: Sr. Div. -V -John Gies, 692. Sr. IV -M. Buchanan, E. Geiger, Allie Johnston, Tillie Well, Andrew Hess, W. Geiger, L. Williams, T. Johnston, Norman Suchanan, C. Sippel,T.Kibler, 111. Stemphfer, G. Steinbach„E. Holtz. W. Demuth, A. Hess, W. Schoellig, L. Kibler. Jr.i1V-Ida Well,Ida Lippert, Katie Treumner, L. Zimmerman, R. Lippert, Eph Holtzman, 0. Williams, S. Faust, Sr. HI -L. Prang. H. Stempfer, E. Weido, E.Moritz, R.Hirle- man, R. Stempfer'A. Pfaff, W. Greb, L.Deichert, Alf Bossenberry, Joseph Schwarm, E. Heist, M. Doan W. Du- i -next. 111,-4-411,4-41 Sharon, Biners.-We need it Sunday School, a sermon every Sunday, aTemperance Society and more mat:intense-Mr. jos. Matteue bad hie barn re -shingled last week. -Mr. Jos. Dauncey also had his house re -shing- led, -Ed Sharon is improving. -We are glad to sea the smiling fatte of Mr. Ed. Kettle with us again. -No sermons as usual on Sunday last. -Mr. Geo. Morlook isrepairing the bank of bis bank whiott caved in one day last week, Orediton. Briers. -Fishing parties are now the go mostly to the Bend. -Some large cab:thee of fish are reported, -Our Reeves left for Godertoh on Tuesday to attend the County Council, -Mr. C. Kibler has not yet decidt ed as to a location for his new venture in business, -The Orediten Royal Templars of Temperance held their installation on Mon- day night last, when the following eilicers were elected :8 C, Win Morlook ; P 0, W. Lewis; V 0, Edith Wiggins '• Chap. Albert Hooper ; Herald, Ed, Bertrand ; Deputy Herald, Effie Lewis '• RemSeoy, Will Lewis; Asst.Seoy, Annie Banes ; Fin, Beate Nel- son Matlock; Trees, Emma Zwiker; Guard Hannah Lewis ; Sentinel, Seibert Zwiker. The Council now has something in the neighborhood of 75 members, and we hope the roll will be increased to 100. BRIEFS -Ur. Fred Parsons spent Sunday last visiting friends in Stephen. -Mies T. ;femme left Mr, Rundle on Tnesday last. She has gone to work for Mr. Alex MoFalls of the Central Hotel, Luciana-Mr, Reale of this place purobased a handsome drieer from Mr Thos Yrior of Exeter one day last week for width he paid a bandeatne sum -Mr. Thee Atkineon, ea employ of Mr. Sem Hielta of this place has gone to Rainy River to atteud the trial of Mrs. Carrothere charged with the murder of her hatband about a year ago. --Mr, Won Cave bas completed les new fence along the front of his lar, 'which wide gteatly to the appear- ance of the place. Mr. Cave says a man never knows which is the best kind of a fence to build until he eminent:ea to build one along the road. FOOT BALL—The foot ball match which has been looked:forward to nith great in- terest for the past week between the F,usty Cubs of Eden and the Ehmville team, as Kicked on Saturday night last. At the hour of seven o'clock the teanas faced each other cn the field, each feeling confident of victory. Walker lacked the ballfrom centre to Captain Cave, ou right wing, who carried the ball well down to goal, but :lost to the hacks, who sent the hall flying up the field. Edeuagain got the bah end took it well down on Eliniville goal when the oaptain got struck in the eye, whioli laid him up for the remainder of the game. Notwithstaud. ing the severe loss Eden sustained by losi g their captain they managed to mere 3 goals to 0; Edon plays a rot= twitch At Elimville on Friday night, 10th int, BRIEFS.--BOV. John Russell is still absent attending Conference at St. Thomas. "When the cat is away the mice may 71 SO the choir thinks at auy ratee-Ren. DIG Schofield preaohea an excellent sermon Sunday evening on tins leaven levelling the whole lump. A judicions appliostioo of the artiole to the vocalist would perhaps do considerable good. -Mr. G. W• Holman wee iu Goderioli on Friday and Saturday at- tending West Huron Teaoher's assooiation Ile reports having a good time and was elected Secretary-Treestirer of the assc.cia- tion for the sixth time by acclamation. - Every body is going to Holman's picnie canoert on the 171h mat , a splendid time is expected And the foot -ball boys are prepar- ing to do nfigbty battle on that day. Come everybody and encourage the children. - Last Saturday Mr. Henry Johns, prepare tory to putting a bank under his barn, had raised it up in the usual manner. Shortly atter the work wee completed and most of the hairds had gone home one of the bers supporting the heavy building, broke and the whole fell to the ground with a terrible crash, roof timbers mid &ding be- ing smashed so that a great deal of it will be fit for nothing more than firewood. Luckily no one was hurt although two or three men and a team of horses had a nar- row escape. Granton. (Too late for last week.) BRIEFS. -Our sidewalks have put on a raueli better appearance lately as our town fathers hays been at work the last few days repairing any that needed repairs. -Mr. Buttler has his new livery in full bloom. You need not prefer a ride on the train now when you can get a feet ride and a much cheaper one. -Rev. Mr, Grant preached to a packed house Sunday evening, OR the Ressien famine, taking his text from the forty-third chapter of Genesis. The rev. gentleman gave a very clear and instruetive sermou from the saidttext and held out groat sympathy for the Russian sufferers, taking up at the close of the service a special col- lection for the sufferers whioh is to be for- warded to Russia. -Mr. Samuel Grigg of London is in town and, we understand, purposes going with Mr. Grant to Prospect Hill .for the purpose of holding special services in the English church of that place. -Mr. M. Callender, our enterprising harness maker, has got book safe, we are pleased to say, after an absence of nearly a week. We won't say what his visit will terminate in, but the young ladies of mar town stand a poor show for Milt. To the Editor of the Exeter Times. BRIEFS. -Thera is some talk of the public school holding a picui c this month. -Friends are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hardy. -Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder were visiting at Mrs. Schroeder's parents this week. -Mrs. McTaggart of Hensall and Mrs. Barre)]. of London were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Latta on Tuesday. - Our teachers attended the W. T. A. at Goderich on Friday and Saturday last. - Mr. Randall, who had the misfortune:to cut hs foot very bit dly,is, we are pleased to know. improving. -Mr. F. Coleman had a sale OD Saturday last. -Mrs.Harcly Mrs. Demuth and Mr. Wurm left for Michigan on Tuesday.-Mr.Thiel's little boy, who hurt his eye some time ago is in) prey ing.-We are sorry to record the death of Mrs. John ;limiter (Lydia Hey), which sad event occurred at the residence on the 33aby1on Line on Sun- day evening. Mrs. Decker had for some time been seriously ill of consump- tion of the throat. Board of Strathroy. that the senior [leaving In reply to the request of the &heel r" examination be held there; the Deputy- . fa! lug Uood.s Minister has granted. Mrs. Arch, Campbell of Parkhill,while on her way to church last Sunday morning,. had the misfortune to step through a hole in the sidewalk, and to sprain her log badly. Mrs. Jae. Fraser, rister of Mr. Finlay McGillivray of Parkhill died in Manitoba, on Friday, May 20th, at the a,ge of 71 years. Her remains wore brought to Parkhill and interred last Friday at Nairn. F. H. Hagerman, A. W. Maybury, B. Milhorn of Parkhill and Weiones of Claude- boye were sueoessful in paesing the recent Medical examinations at Toronto and now write 'Dd. D. after their respective names. Clinton. Damps. -The Victoria Crieket Club will go to Exeter on Friday and contest with the oricket club a that plaoe.-Clinton Orange Lodge will hold its next meeting on Monday, Jrtue 20, and oonaplete its arrange. ments for the,12th July,-Tbe first Ia.:nesse game of the meson is to be played in the park on the 12th, between the Hurons of Goderioh and the Dauntless of Clinton, be. ing the first, of the junior scries,-Sonth Huron L. 0, L. meets in the Clinton Orange hall next Wednesday, 15th inst.-Mr, and Mrs. John Johnston, Battenbnry street, will shortly take a pleasure trip to the Canadian Northwest. -Mr. George 1). Mc- Tag4art an'l wife have arrived at their home in Clinton, from their wedding tour., Mr, Lyons, at one time of the .Molcons Bank here, now of Woodstock Branch, was in town Monday. -County Master Todd has received from the M, W. Grand Master a Dispensation to organize L. 0. L. 03 at Seaforth. Ronald. Currie, proprietor of the Royal Hotel, Parkhill, has assigned to D.MoLeoci, of that town. The hotel is mortgaged to the extent of $600, and Sheriff's Officer Graham Saturday served the papers and seized the furniture for the mortgagee. Mrs. James Neil of the 2nd con. MoGil- livray had a narrow escape from being killed on. Monday last. While in the aot of salting her °owe, one of them ran at her, knocked her down, and :tossed her up and down in a frightful manner, and would no doubt have killed her had it not bleu for the heroism of Mrs. Marshall Millar, who snatched a rail from the fence and fought the ferocious beast nut to no avail. The poor stemma's cries brought her husband from the field,who struck the animal on the head and ettumed it, Mrs, Neil is teinibly injured and her clothing was torn to atoms. Dashwood. Banns -Mr. C. Fritz wiahes to extend his thanks to the Committee of the 2 WI celebration in Exeter, for awarding hina let money in the race for the championship of Exeter. He reoeived the money on Satur- day last ; somewhat late, but better late than never: -Horse-racing, foot racing, jollying. etc, are the amusements at Dash wood at present. One young man save he has a 2:30 horse. -Our tankers attended the West Huron Teachers' Institute at God erieh last week. They report a lively time. -Messrs. E. Zeller and 0 Either of Zurish were in the village on Monday. --Mr. Kellerinann left this week for Michigan. - The EvaL.g‘aiettl Sunday School here intend to celebrate Children's Day on the 2155 inst.-Most of the children have recovered from ti.; H. Reese Las pur- abated Rev. F. Soharffe's driven -Mrs tied Mies Krupp visited friends in Zurich this weer. -Mr. W. W. Ball has received his new Imerse, and hie ono of the fineet north of London. Kink:torn 13aiern McCnrdy, our genial post - mute' purpoess leaving for the Old Coun- try on the 20tla, fur a ehort visit. -Mr. Jno O'Brien, who has beau starring from in- flammatory rheumatiem the past two mou- ths is now convalessent.-Kirkton tOrange- men intend oelebrating the coming 12tIretif July at Sarnia, -Au energetic committee is at work filling out a program of sports for Dominion Day, of whirth we vill make far- ther mention later on, --Mr Walt Hazle. wood will leave for Lapeer, -Mich. on Satur- day next. -Mine boat Tailor has named his now hotel the "Victoria." The Victoria hotel stands second to none in the Province --Mrs. Se Shier and Mrs Jno HazIewood Fitort foe tlm Weittern tiyie ;wet weelt,-. E Shier of Brooksdale was in the village on a short visit lately. -Mr. 0 0 Switzer occupied the Meth pulpit on Sunday last, end preached a very acceptable sermon. - Miss Ray .of London will accompany Mr. McCurdy to the Old Country. -The follow- ing is the report of the Kirkton school for the month of May. The report is based on attendance, reoitations, punctuality and conduct. The names of the best three in eaoh class are given : Fifth class, Lizzie Shier, Harvey Robinson; Sr. Fourth, Earth- ed Kirk, Joel° Donpe, Martha Tufts ; Jr. Fourth, Sarah Doupe, Phoebe, Trate, Walt. Doupe; Sr Third, Bella Hazelwood, Effie Cornish, Roy Jameson; Jr Third, Laura Wis.eman, Norman Wiseman, Perry Doupe; Sr Second, Olive Doupe, Katie Irving, Hector Brethour. The foilowing are the names of those in the first classes who were preeent every day of the month : Katie Brown, Frank Mille, Rntia Elliott, Rose Davis, Samuel Bryan, Emma Davis. an-aams (.iucierich. AFTER the GRIP nd after typhoid fevey didlitheria, pneumonia, or ot her prostrate diseases, Hood's Sarseparila is jutt elm; is needed to restore. the strength and vigor so mach desired. and in f,xpel all poiron front the blood. It has had wondi rful tuceess 51 teeny such casee. Hood's Pills act especially upon the liver, rousing it from torpidity to Itel ne,sseal duti es, cure constipation end eaglet digestion, A certain person of this place received a very strange and illiterate letter with no name bnt a word s*si tedFahr Play. That is just what we all want -lair play. It alio stated that the person who received thie letter was a correspondent to the Eeeter Tines. I would just here say, cad person- ally at the said person's residence; they would be most happy to see you and ex- plain everything to a demonstration, Trust to hear no more of such sarcasm or rougher mearte will be put fcrth to End out the mis- creant A READER OF TDB EXETER TIMEq. And lots of people taking thein is the order of things at the MARKET STORE. Notwithstanding that the farmere' are so busy they call around as usual to se- cure the special bar,gaine we offer. We wish you to remember that we are offer- ing Sateen Prints, plain, in all colors ; and lovely patterns in figured, at priees never before sold at in Exeter. Just test this will you I Also a magnificent lot of Dress Goods in the newest shades, just opened. We were fortunate to secure a large quan- tity Cottons, Cottonades and Shirtings before the riso on these goods, and will sell them at the USW/ low ligores. We will give all the benefit of the large job lot of Boots & Shoes which we can ecU below original cost, and make money, Come right in and secure*some of them. James Mollhargey of the 2nd con. Mo. Gillivray mid a painful operatiou performed to hie leg the other day. Some time ago it happeued he wee nefortunate in having Ft =away and sustained an injury jest above the knee joint which Afterwards became so painful at times as to render hint unfit for work. It gradually grew WOrde Ma it bretaine necessary to consel medical advice and an operation was considered neces-ary. Accordingly a piece of bone about one inch long and one-quarter of an Melt thick was taken out- Where the bone °awe nom is not known, but is believed to be a growth of some kind. The bone had a sort of &mutt ous route which it travelled regularly, passing around the top of the kuee and then through the knee mint, and while it was passing through the joint the pain was almost nubearable. Since the operation everything is doing well and we trutt he will be around again before long 13/Sral• On Sunday morning Mr. Giles Jenkins minded the pulpit in the Methodist church In the absence of the paetor.-On Sunday Rev. R. Henderson, of 13syfield, officiated et both services in St. Andrew's (Presby- terian church, preaching entellent diecoar- set. At the evening service in consequence of there not being any servioes in the other ohurobes in town, the edffiee was pretty well ceowarelm-On Sunday, at 2 3u p, m., the anniversary sermon will be preached to the members of tbe C. 0. P., No. 79 and visiting brethren, in Trinity ohurch by the incumbent, Bro. Rev. T, E. Higley All are weloome, There is some talk of not letting the Dominion day pass off in this burg without having some Inn. BRIEFS -The Public School Board met on Monday evening. -A nunaber of our re- sidents will be present at the Distrint meet- ing of the Royal Template of Temperance in Heneall on the 21st inst.-Three vessels reached eioderich on Sunday -the Jno- Shutte, with 500 tons 01 coal. and the tugs Despatch and Maud L. -A new officer took charge of the S. A. the past week. -At the regular meeting of the town council on Friday the usual mu; i Apal grant to assist in celebrating Dominion Day was unam- mouely voted. -The full program for Dom- inion Day Snot yet laid out, but it will most likely excel all previous celebrations. -The schooner Greyhouud brought in it cargo of shingles and took out a cargo of salt the past week. -The Teachers' Conven- tion held on Friday and Saturday was a SUCO2SS in every way -The convention entertainment given lh the Grand on Friday pleased eyerybody.-Our county merabars are now in session. The gentlemen are doing their work wale -The Orangemen from this neighborhood will put in the 12th at either Kincardine or Sarni. -0n Friday an excursion party from Dublin attacked Godericb, but as the day was wet and cool the Dablinites had a not over ult aunt time. -Farmers report wheat, oats, holey, peas, and has' very good, apples, pears, plums; and small fruits generally, a big crop, if the good signs (magnum -One night last week about thirty membere of the Collegiate Institute had a sail on the lake nil on Sat- urday 45 of the convention members had an evening's sail on the Speedy. -Miss Brinell of Crediton was the guest of Miss Wigaina laet week. -We are daily in espect ation of eeeing a d -edge towed into the laxative and most gentle diuretic known a. ..t, u0r, notwithetanding it p of our PROGRESS. It is very important in this age of vast material progt eat) that it remedy be pleasing to the taste and to the eye, easily token, acceptable to the stomach and healthy ha its natere and effecto. Poeseasing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is the <me perfeot NEWS NOTES. nou-Lx-icrer. Wentv:orth County Council has $30,- 0001re risolid. haanpi eau %vitt succeed Lieut. - Gov ernor Angers at Spencerwood, Sixty of the census employees got their walking tickets from Ottawa. Senator Sanford is going to open a clothing establishment at 'Windsor. The Guelph Methodist Conference will meet in Owen Sound next year. 13. M. Britton, Q.C.,has been offered the Refortn nomination in Frontenao. Ex -Warden T. E. Robson has been elected Clerk of the County of Middle- sex. Newfoundland asks to be Included in the proposed Canadian treaty with Spain. The flow of immigration into Mani- toba and the Northwest is heavily in- creasing. Lord and. Lady Mount Stephen were warmly welcomed back to their Cana- BOAR FOR SERVICE. dian home. Clarke Wallace, M. P., has been elected Grand Master by the Orange &rand Lodge. About 40,000 feet of lumber was burnt up in the Lakefield Co.'s yard on Tuesday night. Prinee Michael's wire has cone tnto retreat at Pilbury, Ont„ to avoid not- oriety et Detroit. John Kean, the Lethbridge pioneer just dead, was onoe a member of the Ontario Legislature. Michael Doerbecker, a brewer at Salem, Onte is missing. He leaves creditors for $21,000. Adam Davidson, sent to jail as a vagrant at Winnipeg for gambling has been released on appeal. The town ot Niagara Falls voted to raise the debentures $10,000 to build and equip a high school. Col. Ashford, the Canadian now un- der arrest in Honolulu, was with the Woleatey expedition of 1870. The crops in the North-west are in fine condition, and new settlers are delighted with the prospects. The Grand Trunk offers a reward of $500 for the miscreants" who caused the fatal smash at Campbellford. The Dominion Cruisers have sailed from Halifax to protect the Canadian mackerel beds from yankee poachers A newsboy of 14 named Woolard Albro had his head out off at Niagara Falls yesterday in attempting to board a train. R. Clark of aampton, near Bowman- ville, died from paralysis on Friday. fie was well-known and universally re- spected. Christopher Robinson, Q C., acts as Canadian counsel on the Behring Sea Commission, and leaves for England immeaiately. Two Toronto toughs, named McCul- lough and Johnston, have been sent At the Central Hotel, in the Vil- dawn for six months at Montreal for lege of Exeter pocket -picking. Wm. Bristol, formerly of St. Catha- On SATURDAY, the 1Bth day of JUNE, '92 fines, was drowned in t he flood at Oil City, Pa., and hia body has been sent home for interment. The three prisoners at London,Ont., charged with brutelly outraging two wonaen on the highway, have been tient for trial without bail. Sir Oliver Mowat has been 50 years a member of•St. Andrews Society of Tor- onto. The society has presented him with a life membership ceetificate. A young nein named W. J. Long was caught burglarizing J. P. Welcoc/ci jewelry store at Brantford on Monday. herrphleeadfreesdhegtuoilfty. th. e past two or Whebrought before the magistrate three days is almost unprecedented in the village of Delhi. Nearly all the brisig. es hove been swept away. Two mills nayoorwonlytoe,sscitytreasurer cm monday morning received $5,600, being 8 per cent, of $70,000, the street railway earnings for the month ot May. The EAPRIONABLE WEDDING. -A fashioneble treading took place on Tuesday at "Wood - mere," the residence of Mr. Chas Floody, short distance from the village, when Mr. George M. Sherlock, chief train despatcher C. P. It., Winnipeg, led to the altar Miss Feline J: Float,. Over 100 guests were present from Blyth, Clinton, Wingham, Goderich, Seaforth, Exeter, London, Tor- onto, Detroit and other places. The cere- mony was performed b3 Rev. IL J. Floody, of Boston, Mass., brother of the bride, as- sisted by Revs. A W. Tonga, of Flesherton and W. Campbell of Blyth. The groom was assisted by Messrs. M. and W. H. Floody, and the bride by Miss M. Osborne of Albany, N. Y., and Miss Alice Crocker of Exeter. The bride was handsomely at- tired in Cream Bengaline Silk, trimmed with Chiffon and lilies of the valley ; and the bridesmaids in Cream Henrietta, trim- med in Chiffon. A novel part of the cere- mony was in the knot being tied in the lawn under the trees, in the presence) of the guests. The presents were numerous and .included many very expensive articles. The happy couple took the 4.15 train for New Orleans. A large number of friends gave them a grand send off at the station. Mr, and Mrs, George May of London Tp. people shout that such a vessel will not have entered ro, suit ot$2000damegee against come. -If the street 30.40 of the oonven. the city for damages alleeed to have been tion meeting is correct, our teachers are all receive by Mrs, May at the time she was trne to the Motherly,' a.—rotAtoes were thrown from her wagon by the horse col. sold in this towu 1,41 week at 15 cents rm. liding !with a pile of stones on Dundas bashel by the load.--Semmer visitors are been $24 288 street. already anivine. and tho prospects are for with reset. His death woo tho noun of typhoid hirer, v` • - share o - - ' . s"tir's share tits far ha b a great number this se mon. . • P. ROSS.,_ Market Store. lion. 0 IL rupner, is oil to Loudon to consult with the British Govern- ment on Behring Sea matters. While re -charging a blast drill near Sherbrook, Quo,, William Rowe, a foreman, was blown to atoms by an exploded cartridge, The terms for the awarding of the Oeorge Brown memorial scholarship at the University of Toronto have been fixed. The saholarship is the gift of Dr, Barbour, Edinburgh, and is valued at $300. Louis Gereaus, arrested at Chatham on a charge of bringing stolen goods Into Canada, was tried by magistrate Bartlett at Windsor on Monday and sentenced to nine months in Central Prison. David Flea and Willie Cheevers, of Brantford. two truancy incorrigibles, were given fifteen atripes each on the order t,f the police magistrate on Sat- urday. There is another boy yet to be dealt with in a sinailar manner. D. Lang, of Buffalo, has justpurchas. ed the Newhigging 20.) Imre farm at Fort Erie for $19,600. This land was sold a few years ago for $12,000. This Mr. Lang also purchased two smaller properties and intends to have it fine stock farm. ATARRIEll. WALKER -Ifeta,Awn-At the residence of the bride's father, tioderich township, OR thol et inst..ry the Wallor,Mr.11. S. Walker of Springfield to Miss Anna, youngest daugh- ter of Mr deptim, Rolland. NOLAN "".DATtiv-A t Si' Marys, by Rev. Fether Brennan, on Juno ilst, Mn Con. Nolan and Miss Hannah DaveY, both of the Gore of Downie. FITZPATRICK -rimy:N.-In Winglisni, on the :Nell ult. shy Rev. Father Magee. Edward Fitzpatrick to Mary Peden, both of.Illytie •••••••••••••01.......1. PIED. tlrannwr--In Mceilliivray, on May 31st, David Gilbert,aged $3 years. PRATT—At St, Marys, on May 31s1, Wne Pratt, aged 56 Years, Mos. News of the Week -Condensed' MIDDLESEX. The Presbyterians of Granton have de- cided to hold their annual plonk on July L A firemen's tournament and band com- petition is to be held in Strathroy on July 14, A by-law has been passed by Luoan coun- cil forbidding the riding of bicycles on the sidewalks. Notices are out asking for tenders for the ednveyance of Her Majesty's men between Parkhill and Dashwood. The Lunn Meehanios' Inetitute has a library of 1,500 volumes, and the member- ship fee is only 50 cents per year. Miss Judith Magladery of Parkhill swam panied by 'her mother, loft Thursday for Denver, Colorado, for the benefit of her health. Mr. John C. Rose' stable iu Parkhill was destroyed by :fire last week, and W. H. Hutchins', M. P., grain warehouse narrowly et mood. Pukhill councillor's aro looking for epringe with which to supply their town with watt e for all purposes. So far taey have not been sueoessful. The death of Mr.Charles Teeple of Sable, at Saginaw, Miob., last week was received The undershmed will keep it thoro'bred Berk- shire boar for ,ervice at r Berry's tkale and Sixth am ge Stable, Hensel). TE itNIS:-Une dollar at time of sorvi6o with Privilege of returning if necessary. PEAUT• X E OUT OE' S N ()TICE . t To creditors of William Alvin. Brook, of the Village of Exeter,in the County of Huron, deceased, Notice is hereby gi yen. pursuant Ito Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887. chapter 1110, tbat alt creditors and others having claims against the catatelof William Alvin Brook, late of the Village of Exeter, in the County of Huron. de- ceased, who died ion or about the ;first day of March.41802, are hereby required to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to the uedersigned executors of the said deceased. on or before the fifteenth day of July, :502, a statement (in writing) of their names and addressee. and full particulars of their claims and a statement of all securities (if any) held by them,Iduly veri- fied. And notice iis further ;given • Ithat after the last mentioned date the exeoutors will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceas- ed, among the parties entitled 'thereto, having regard only to the elairns of whieh notice shall have been given as above required. and. will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time .of such distribu- tion. D. A. Ross 1Executors, AUTIIUR nOSKIN Exeter. P, 0. Dated June 7th, -192,-31 Ont. MORTGAGESALE OF VALUABLE VILLAGE PROPERTY ON Main Street, Etc., Exeter. Under and by virtue of a power of sale con- tained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage, which will be produced at time of sale, made by Edwin Shobbrook and others to the vendor, there will be sold by Public Auction. At 3 o'clock, p. m. by Mr John Gill, Auction- er, (subject to such conditions lis shall then be produced) the following Village Property. viz ; FIRSTLY. -Lot number Three (3), on the West side of Main Street, 'North of Victoria Street, containing 32 perches, more or less, and shown on the map or plan of the sub -division of part of Lot Number 23, in tho I.st coneeasioa of the Township of Stephen, under the name of •Tarling's Survey.” This is a very desirable property, in good lo- cation on Main Street with frame dwelling house and shop thereon. SECONDLY. -The South Wesinrly part of lot number Eight (8) an the East side of Marl- borough Street, containing one-fifth of an euro, MOTO OT 1,r8,11114,1 wbioti iS more particu- larly described in the mortgage above men- tioned. 'this property is convenient to the Railway station, and has a cottage thereon. TERMS OF SALE :-10 per cent, down at tims of sale; balance in 50 days or as any be agreed. Further particulars apply to Vendor's Solicitors. ELLIOT St ELBLnInOtor;. Ont. Dated this 28t5 day of May. 1892.-3$.