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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1892-7-28, Page 8INSURANCE HNEST VOR TUE WESTE ASSURANCE COY - ANY, of Teroutoi a for the FEGUNIX twsultaNg. 00AT.E.AN-y, f 1,040z4 Pie:lend. AUX; . INSURANCB CON- \ NY of Eng] , the CONFEDERATE LIFE .A.1..?8OCIA.T10 •'f Toronto.; 7 We would like very Much t direet 'the etteution of readers to a new Ser. s � Tales :by English Authors, for hiehwv arC ing nn edbrt, tit secure a wide eirculath in in this section of country. They are a series Of reprints of more c:xl.mi-,3 e booli;' s: and though sold • at the aeteeiehingly low price Of Mute, are veritable gems of worth, as interestingae a levee} with motels drawn with force and clearoess. They aro is- . sned for the million, and in England bane found their way to the hoines of the millions. One firm engaged in their produetion have published and soia 13 millions, and other firms are engaged in the same work, The issues of single tides havebeen enoruaeus, ranging from 416- thoumald to one minion. Call and see theot tni. Saturday after- enam or evening aext. J. GRIGG. Bookseller and Stationer. —THE BM DANIIIIIPTIE sfironE. - FOR BIG BARGAINS. • 5, Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Prints, Cnallies and Skirting,'171 Embroidei ies-all at closest1:-..1 cut prices during the great at ▪ teration sale now on. Our Big -1 ▪ Stock must be reduced before; • the workmen take possessionz;-; and begin enlarging the store.' Do you want a nice white OM broidered dress? If you do,' . we want t) see you • we have; ▪ sonie grand values for you • reduced nrices. • Now%.; your time to buy tr. • Groccries,as we are doing big g thinn.s in choice,. fresh Gro cerie7s. Many lines below actual wholesale cost, How re wa do it and live is what tro.'l ubles the old timers, Our system of doing business is4 gi our own. Others may follow. ;;;,. us but they never get ahead, P t do they. J. iSTEWART. enttV THURSDAY, JULY 28tb, 1892, . LIMA HAPPENINGS. Slipmente. Diving the -week the following shipments were made 4 -Two ear loads of Ilea by the Exeter !tinting Co. to New Biunswick; A. ReVer 4irn Oft,. Ira la .1f ernq tr. ti eat; Mrs. Gimlet a car loael •ot ashes to Texas and ,one to \itissi&• echusetts. Levett Dannimy two nr loads of cats to niton, Raglaud; R. Davis ear load of cattleato 'Toronto. The late John G. nolines' Will. The u411 of the late John (I.. Ilin.nos of Toronto was filed on Tuesday for the ex - touter, Thos. Hobnes of Wing/aa.m The property amounted to nearly $18 000, aud is said to have been the result of the pro- mising young barrister's three year :prac- tice. The will was drawn in January, 1890, and leaves all the property to his father, Thomas Holmes, of Wingharn,Ont. "and after his death for my eiders, Mary Lavinia and Margaret .Annetta, in equal shares." The property is described as follows 4 -Household goods, books and law library, 5300; book debts, :promissory notes and one-half interest in firm, 81,800;. life insurance,51,000; certificate of deposit 59,500; cash in hand, 25ce cash in bank, $4,350; real estate, $1,000; total, 517,975. P. s.Leaving Examination. The result, of the above examination as accepted by the Education Department ni as follows: Clinton -Lizzie Cunningham, No. 8, Hullete; Annie B. Jeffery. No. 8, Hullett; Minty A. McGregor,No. 2, Tuek- eramith; Nellie Van Bridger, No. 8, Hui - lett; John W• Whidden, hayfield. Wing - ham -The following are all from. Wingham Pablic School: Fred Ansley, Belle Cum - stings, Lizzie Cummings, Adam Cornyu, Norma, Dinsley,Ef a Deans, George Ranna Winnie Jacktion,Robert kfcraltish,Hervey Strethdee,Lucinde. WeeeomEtta Johnston. Exeter -The following are all from Exeter School William. Brooks, Minnie Cave, VVilliam Clarke, Elsie McCallum, Katie McFaul, E. J. Shapton. Lida Treeethiek. 2arich-Annie Consitt, No. 7, Stanley; J. Gies, Zurich. einstallation of Officers. At the last regular meeting of the In- dependent Order of Foresters the fol- leining officera were elected : C. D. H. C. R., Bro L. H. Dickson E. C. R., Bro R. N. Rowe, V. 0. R., " Rioted Coates, Chaplain " Wm. Brown, "Treasurer " Thos. Fitton F. Seo'y " A. G. Dyer, Rec. See " S. Westaway. S. W. " Thos. Heaman, * J. W. " Ed. Maguire, t S. B. " R. G. Terry, e) J. 13. " D. Mills, /Delegate to High Court Bro. G. W. holman. W. a, Parsons, blacksmith, has a large ot etook of Pea harvesters on hand, which he selling away down in price. Call and get on,. .11mard's Liniment cures Distemper. Brevitle . The Commissioner is haven Main-st. gravelled. Farmers have had a busy week at the fall wheat andlearley. Farm hands am now getting 51.25 a day and are acerce at that Our eztizens are getting in their winter's supply of coal et $O.00 per ton, —moci Bros new block is being roofed and will soon or ou a fair way to cornplee then. The excavation has been completed for Mrs. Jory's tine new xesidence on Andrew street, The Medical men of lemon have arrang- ed to picnic at hayfield sometime during the first week in August. Souleef eur young men p der walltiog behbol the girls than to ask them to see them home. Don't be afraid boys. Messrs. Sweitzer of this place were losers in the farure of Messrs Weir Bros. St Marys to a. considerable extent. The spectacles advertised last week as being found, belonged to Mrs, (Rev.) Ma- Doeagh, who saw the adv't and claimed the spec's. The Exeter eriket team 'vill play at Sarnia on August 6th with the team of that town.; and on the 5th at Forest with the locel team. At a met fug the lacrosse elub on Friday last, Mr. W. Andrews was elected captain. A meetime of the club is called for next Friday evening, The garden thieves have already cora- meuceil their avocation, as a number of eitizena complain of their potato patches being visited by tbieves. R. S. Lang informs 'Lem Tlergs that he has already this year sold over two car loads of binder twine. Messrs, Cebblectick & Folland have also sold a great dee], F, W, Wileon of Chatham, has heen ex- pelled from the Petreee ef Inaustry. He was the emitter of the Spruce Tree contract by which so many farmers were deceived. Chief G 11 on Tuesday left at this office six gooseberrica of •the Prolifie variety hieh weighed slightly over two ounces. He would like to hear of any to beat this weight. The eompoeitor in eating the type last week for J P. Clarkets change of adv't inserted the word cash where the word eost should have appeared. Read the ad, and you will am the diffetence. 31r. John Loedman, of the Loudon road mouth on Sasurrlay laet had hie hay, fall wheat and berley eut and eafely in the hare, fool is Mow awaiting the ripening of the °eta and other spriog grains. A eliek individual has been going through Essex county agreeing with farmers to heildle their butter at 26 canto a lb The agreement tarns out to he a promissory inee for $'260. Look out for him! Air, Harry Sainwell is adding to his fern*, having receutiv purchased a large strip of laud lyingbehind the fair ground from Mr, Yelbw, Mr. S. has remodeled his barns and attendee improved his pro - The excavating for Mr. Cobblediok's residence has been completed, and the masone will commence work at once. The contractors are i -carpenter work, Dyer & Howard; mason work, John Ryan% paint bag. Jae. Down. Mr. A. Bishop inform DIE Thins that the wheaervest is well advanced, and toot by close observation he ha found the Velvet Chaff wheat rusted very badly, while other varieties adjoining!, not at all affeated. The extremest kind of uncomfortable heat may be antioinated fora few (Iva. Moral -Avoid imilanneatory drinks; keep out of the sun. If you must be on the street, carry an umbrella. If you do not have un umbrella, borrow one. Eva, a young daughter of Mra. Piper, was taken to the Asylum at London. on O. eieetitteu lee:toe neeeop, worse, and her preset:toe among the family dangerous. The doctor can Rite no direst reason for her impaired reasoning, but says insaintyt luia been coming on her for some time. The lacrosse club is actively at work and conaiderable practice is being indulged in withthe natural remit that tbere are agooci many sore heads and limbs about town. Master John Snell last week sustained a severe cut on the head from ono of the sticks, while the bodily wounds of other members are too numerous to mention. The Council at its last ineetin g On Wed- nesday, week, took no definite action in the matter of electric light, only deciding to write other towne where the 'Reliance' system ill in use and ascertain as to its suc- crass. The agent wished to make a con- tract for five years at 17 cents pee light per night. .A meeting of the Council will beheld next Wednesday evening when the uestion will be further discussed. It was noted last week that Mr. John McInnes' till had been tapped and 55 tak- en. Two young lads, Piper and Phair, were arrested by Chief Gitl on suspicion. They had 52 left of a. 55 hote which they claimed they found near the post office, but there not being sufficient proof to es- tablish a chargethe matter was dropped - The lads are being closely Watched, and if caught thieving will be committed to the Reformatory, It is current street talk in Parkhill that the two papers there -the Gazette and Re- view -will amalgamate. From bitter ex. perience the publishera have learned that there is not even a living for two papers in a place the size of Parkhill, and seek the easy way out -by amalgamation. The Gazette, it le mid, will buy the Review. Mr. R. T, White the late proprietor, has returned to the Gazette, and taken,a,n itn- portant position on the staff. It appears from a recent legal decision that when an auctioneer is employed to sell farm stook or other goods, he met make a careful search in the proper offices tofind ont if any man has a 'chattel mortgage or other lien or claim against the sam'e,other- wise he will be held liable to any one who insy. have suoh a claim, and• whose rights areinterfered with..., He Virtually-guaran- teeii the title to all goods sold by him, This is pretty hard on the leuctioneers. On Friday night the atore of E.J.Spitek- man & Coewas entered by burelers and the eum of 832 taken from the till. .Entrance wee effected through the outer cellar door which was pried o�.it hingee, and to the main department by way of the stair door, Mr, Speakman ie in the habit of removing all cash every night, but on the evening na question he had occasion to go with a traveller to buy goods; and when on his way home, went to the store, but being unable to find a lamp concluded that everything was alright, and went home. Next morning the oioney was found miss- ing. nersonals. The Miesea Ida and Lille Johns, end Della and Lily Crocker ere visiting friends in Aware at present. -Dr. Bewerinan of Menominee, II, is home this week, and rumor hes it that he will rob Exeter of one of its faireet daughtere..-1 nage Doyle of Goderich was in town on Monday sittime with Messrs R. II. Verity and L Hardy on an arbitration over a part of the mill dam whieli Mr. Emery was purchasing of Reeve Bowden, thoth agreed the leave the fixing of a price to arbitration and the result was that Air. Blievelen recetved $125 for the property„ -Mr. Fred. Brown of Wizigham was in town over Sunday. -Mr. W. A, Manning, of Clinton is holidaying in town under the parental roof -Miss Elia Frayne, who has been visiting friends in London, returned borne of Saturday. - 31r. Welningten Clarke of Louden apeet Sunday with friends in towu ; on Monday he joined a party to spend the week in camp at the lake-Mts. john McDonagh and two children, of KIncoodine, are visit ing at Rev. 31r. bleDonaolds, tovvu.-Mr, Geo. Hoskiu, of St, Thomas ; Frank Clic, Toronto; together with it number of young men of town are spending the week rusti- eating at the Bend. -Res'. W. IL Graham of Fullartou gave THE. TdrES a call on Thursday lest. He ma been at Kippen assisting Rev. Mr, McKibben through the trying ordeal of a wedding ceremony, in which Mr. Graham Wed as second best rnen.-Mise AL V, White is spending the wee visiting friends in Sarnia and other points, -Mr. Annie Popleetone and family of Detroit, are in town; they came Tee - day with the remaine of a four year old sou, which they interred in the Exeter cemetery. Ur, Poplestone recently resided at Woodham, where all will be sorry to kern of the death of the child.-Alies Chap men of Hensel' visited friends in town on Monday --Miss Cook of Hensell ammo exuded Ur, L. Gill and sisters to the lake on Teestlay to spend the week campiot - Mr. John Waniass, of Collingwood pu tic school, at oue time a resident of Exeter, spent the forepart of this week the gnest of Mr. R. H. Collins. John's many old associates inn' pleased to have a shake ef his hand, -Mr, Hungerford was in town this week on insurance business. -Mr; Mareland of the Maims bank hat reline:l- ed from Owen Sound and Meaford where he spent his vacatioxr. While away be played in several cricket matches and surprised himeelf by making away -up double fignres ; he hole justly proud.- Mias Gusste Hafted, who has charge of large millinery business in Watfotd, re- turned home on Saturday to spend omen. ion. -Rev. 31r. MeDonagh preached ano. th. r of his special sermons on Sunday erg. last on "Eternal Life" to a large congrega- tion l • it was one of his ablese efforts Next Sunday his dieeourse will be "Christianity and the pleasures of the wor'd."-Mies Mills has returued home from a prolonged visit with friends in Detroit and other places.- Mr, W. le. May and issmiI of Parkhill are rusticating in the email hereabout -Mr. II. R. Abbott, et Li mien formerly of Exeter, has beet:elected Idled- deut of the ()Mario Dental Society,- 311ss Hicks of Exeter is the gueet of Mrs. Her rington, this week.-BIyth Standard. - Wits. R. U. Verity is visiting friends in Brantford,-. Will Ilesse and Will Westi- way walked to /Ismail on Sunday. -Miss Bella Acheson is visiting friends in Sarnia and other places...eel-flee Ida Evans of Hen - salt Le the gnest of the Mimes Itereey.-Nfrs. Geo,Andereon hat returned from a visit to friends in St. Thomare-Mr. Chas. Tont has pure:Lased a bankrupt stock of faney goods in Goderich, and has gone there to dispose of it. -Reeve Bawden left on Mori - day via. Vancouver'for the old country, whore he will visit friends for a couple of montles.-Iiia Balkwell, daughter of Mr. W. Balk well, London Road south, is vie. Ring Mende in Detroit. -Mrs. S, Sanders is spending a few weeks with friends in Cobourg.-Mies Peetrie of St. Thomas is the guest of Miss Carrie Knight -Miss Crowlie of Loudon is spending vacation hi Exeter with her many Merida. Alr. Wil- ber Maereew,iii efi preoetteting Mr, (leo. Weir at Riigetown Jlor.. o;lt anti Master Artiste: Kemp are visiting at Nia. earn, Falls. --Mrs. Kemp and daughters Gertrude and Mabel have returned home from a -visit in Sherbrooke, Que. and Tor- onto. - 0-4-04-a Masonic. At the meeting of the Royal Arch Companions, Grand Chapter of Masons, in London last week, 0, A. Humber of Goderich, was elected District Superin- tendent for Huron ; and Joseph Beck, of Seaforth, ex -Warden of the county of Huron'was elected Deputy District Grand Master for No. 5, and J. A. Mor- ton of Wingliam for No. 5. The Mechanics Institute has received its yearly grant from the Government being 5218,70, the largest ever received by the Institute. This speaks well for the pres- ent directorate. A touple ot apple dealers from Liverpool were in town last week snaking arrange- ments with Mr. R 8 Lang for tliepurchas- ing of apples this season. These gentle- men have travelled over the greater part of Canada arid the Eastern Steles and re. Fort an abundant yield on the whole, the prospects in Huron county being especially good. They say fanners should be careful in picking and packine their fruit, not to bruise theapples nor select wormy ones, It is estimated that the ruling price will be from 75 to 90 cents per bbl. for first clan fruit. A good-looking, well-to-do young bache- lor was being teasel by the young ladies of a club for not getting married. He said "I'll marry the girl of your dab whom, on a secret vote, you elect to be my wife.' There were nine members of the club. Each girl went in a corner, and used great caution in preparing her ballot, and die- guiaed the handwriting. The mutt of the vote was that there were nine votes east, each girl receiving one. The young man remains a bachelor, the club ietbroken up, and the girls are all -mortal enemiesomited in the one determination that they will never speak to that nasty managain. On Saturday last James, son of Mr: S. Emery of Usborne,enet with a eerious ac- cident. He drove to Exeter to do some shopping, and had tied his horse in the Central hotel shed. In the meantime ano- ther party tied his horse in the mine shed, but unhitched ,from the rig. Esserre- turned. some time after/exude with his panels and in the darkness proceeded to place diem in his rig, when the unhitched horse kioked him on the side, breaking three ribs and knocking him to the ground insensible, in which condition he • found some time later by Mr. Acheson who had occasion to go to the barn. 1)r. Browning attended his injuries and he 18 now doing well, The accident is an un- fortunate one, especially now when the young mau is so badly needed in the har- vent field., S-1 BOOTS10S IWOursreWslealeerealearsevesomess., Oerseseesswamoi,see.semovelma BOOTS IY S RICITAIIID _PICKARD & Are clearing a number of lines of Boots & Sh at Big Bargains or order to make room for Stook BOOTS SHOE Call and inspect the Goods. RICHARD PICKARD & SO And see our lines of BEDROOM oSITITES And SIDEBOARDS ExeterFurnitureFactory A splendid Bed -Room Suite in Maple or Cherry for 59.00. Sideboards from 58,00 upwards. Call While the Stock Lasts Remember the standx--Two doors North of Town, Ball, Exete, WALT., ANDREWS The managers of the cemetery met on Tuesday evening and recommended con- siderable improvements to the caretaker'a house and grounds. Remember ihog Thursday next is Exeter's civic holiday and that all places of business will be closed. Farmees will please note this. Dr. Will Henderson, of Paynesville, Minn., formerly of the ton aship of Ray, has decided to join his brother, Dr. Thos. Henderson, 10a. large practice in Detroit, Mieheand has soli his drug store in Pay- neeville to Ms brother Jamea and his prac- tice to another gentleman. Mr. J. 1'. Mitchell, late foreman of the Petrolea Advertiser, has purehased the Topics, of that town, and promisee to make it a lite tournal. Tide hi the eneth time it hae (aanged hands since its institution in that town, and about the 20th atteinpt by Mitchell to run a newspaper. Wm. H. Verity, Robt II. Verity, Win 'T. Verity, all of Exeter; Hart Meesey of Toronto, and E. W.H.Van Allan of Brante ford, are asking to be incoiporated as the Verity Plow Company, limited, with Brantford as the chief place of busin ess,and a capital stock of $150,000. The remains of Mrs. McCann (relict of the late Wilson McCann) of Dashtvood, were luterred in the Exeter cemetery on Tne 7, :ey 14%. dna o." lie Mt at her daughter's, Mrs, Holt, Khiva, after a somewhat protracted Mums, in her 81st year. The esteem in which she was held was testified by the large attendance at the funeral. A watering cartwas put on in Parkhill the other day, and jilt:Wag from the re- marks of the Gazette, it must have created as much exeitement among the people is the first train trough the West startled the Indians. Singly this is not the first watering cart Parkhill has seen; if so it is certainly, assuming the genuine dignity of a town, and will yet merit the new title. Friday nieht Jest a garden party was held on the lawn of the Thames Road Manse, at which there was a good attend - 8.006. Base ball and foot ball matches speeches by A. Bishop, Esq. M. P. P., Dr, Fletcher, Hamilton; and Rev, D. IM. Ramsay, besides a bountiful and well-pre- pared repast, furnished diversion for the large gathering, all of whom enjoyed them selves to the fullest measure. Sunday was the hottest day of the sea- son, and those who had occasion to be on the street iully realised it. The thermorn- eter at 12 o'clock registered 00 degrees in theshade. In the afternoon a thunder storm, raocompanied , by rain and hail, cooled the atmosphere, and •made things more congenial. The hail stones were quite large, but did not fall numerously enough to do any serious damage. The rain was quite acceptable for the roots, the ground having become dry and baked. BORN. ELtiorr-At Fairfield, on july 25,wife of Wlet Elliott, a son. Gmtvni-In Stephen, on July {20, wife of Fat., Glavin, Jr., a daughter. Wrtsoe-In Stephen, en July 13, wife of Henry Wilson, a son. BROWN—On 14th inst., the wife ofFreti Brown, West MeGillivraY, it daughter. Di:Meets-1n Stratford, on July 12, the wife of W. S. Dingman, (editor of The :Herald, of a daughter. Esomisetc-In McGillivray, on July 18, -wife of Wm. Eagleson.a son. MAIIIII F. I ). RYAN-Dowilme-At Irish town .on thogeth butt by Rev.Dean Murphy, 111 r, Win. Ryan, 'Mit- chell. to Agnes. second deughter of Stephen Downey, Esq., McEntee DIED. , Sar,motis-In illansharcl, on Jule 14, Charles Simmons, aged 64 years. Surnsimasp-Tii ES St NiSSOUTLOR July 10.A.nn relict of the late Hugh [Sutherland. aged 81 years, PILN-In McGillivray. on thel8th inst., Oath- arine Pile, wife of Mr.Benjamin Pile, aged 48 years. ddulph.. on 21st inst., infant daughter of Mrs. Patrielt Curtin. MCCARTRY-At Mt Cannel, on July 18, Xate, wife of David McCarthy, aged 24 years. EAGLESON-On July 12, in $ tea en.Mattha,wife of Wilson Eagleson, aged 48 years. BELL -At Seaforth, on July 25, Flu gh Beliagod 68 years i I had on exhibition at one tirae a I covered. with Sheep skins, wide ' , astnlelzeing asal whyThe idid 'Ts he said the.public like to be hunabagged. Now Vfe do not propose to adopt this plan of h bugging the people by exhibiting a Mountain but simply to state FA.OTS which WE ARE PREPARED to CARRY At all times. When a Merchant tells you he is GIVING AVVILY GOO You OM count to a moral certainty on the statement big false,: or when a Merchant sells you an article, at BELOW COST You may depend that he will make it up on somet else before he gets through -with you. There must be profit or a merchant can't live. But Carling Bros' STOCIE DMUS GO and therefore we offer everything at the very smal margin of profit consistent with honesty and fair deali The best discount we can offer is 5 per cent.off for 0 Butter 18o; Eggs 1.0,1. in trade, i We'solicit a call. CARLING BRO. Exeter Mun.lo_ipal Council. •J -VOTERS' LI81',--1892. The council web pursuant to adjourn- Musunreerresoirrieneynaorttliteunnacosnalor Ex ment at the town hall, Exeter, 20th July, ; 1692. All present. Minutes read and confirmed. Notice is hereby given that I have tram ted or delivered to the minims mentionet Messrs Hurdon and Rowe applied for a eopiee required by eaid sections to be so t sections Sand 6 of the Voters' Lists .4.o t, sewer on Main street. mitted or delivered of the List made ours Spackmaa-Ross-that ;the road coin- to said Sot, of all meow; apnearial th'e nal4himot. be Tri..t.w2Le reeised Ilr.rint 110110f Vaid intodaipu to be omitted to vote in the said municin posed drain, and that an &inch tile drain at elections for members of the Legislative be put in by the council. -Carried. sembly and at Of unicipid Faeotioue end Carling -Christie --orders for the fol - hall on the lfith clay of July, 189' said list WAS first posted up at mY Dlo awvienyg,:8-1Zhdo os 137 g5), lea2h7or9; 0L, edwois; Bloaters are willed ppon to °gamine the there for inspection John Moreshead, 511 55, do; Walter list, and if any omissions or other errors Westcott, $13 12, do; D. Taylor, 512. do; parcaivedaythe etrheei ne,a2toft:orikiiinfldilgen rug: I. Armstrong,531 50 do; Wm liern,811 50ings do; John Barnes, 81, rep town clock; Al. Clerk of Ext.? -EMMETT,* Bissett, 53, drawing tile; Wm Pennine Dated this 15th day of jab'. 1892- 93e, nails; Thos Hartnett, .525, part pay for draining; E. Treble, 815,rep hose cart, Thos Oke, 860, street watering; Geo Ford, 514, for gravele-Carried. Spacknian-Christie-Mrs. Cann to get 81 per week charity until birther orders. - Carried. Carling -Spackman -the reeve and Mr. Christie be committee to remove stone crossing at the old market square,and that a pine side walk be put down in its stead. -Carried. Permission of G. T. Rnto enter their premises for outlet of drain on certain con- ditions read and by-law passed. Mr. Rellane, of the "Reliance Eleotrio Light Co." addressed the council with a view to Electric Lighting in the village.° Carling -Ross -that the clerk be in- structed to write to several corporations having Electric Light as to coat and other information respecting the same. - Carried. The council adjourned until Wednesday the 3rd August, at 8 p, m. NI. EAORETT, Clerk. Noncee-Conservatives are urgently re- quested to impact the Voters' List for '92 and ascertain if their names properly ap- pear thereon. Should the name of any be omitted or printed incorrectly in any par- ticular, kindly report to L H Demesow' Pres Y. 1+,1, L. 0. A, r_TOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. Frame house and loton William-sta near the market, wilt be sold etheap. Rouse, which is a storey and a half, !'contains 8 rooms, besides kitchen and wood shed. For further particu- lars apply to ClIAS: NEIL, Exeter, Applieation painlesa and ease, relief immedi- ate. 'This preparation fills a great and long -felt wantamong those who suffer from Files. It is a remedy of the highest merit-effeetive ,and reliable -and has more than met the anticipa- tions of those physicians who have used it in their".'praetiee. Pilekone Is to Sure Core when other,reinedies fait to relieve. Testim- onials furnished. Price $1. For sale by cites - gists or by mail on receipt of price. W. T. Sumoto, Manufacturing Chemist, 184 Dundas St., London, Ont. VOTERS LIST.—x892. MUNICIPALITY OF TER TOWNSHIP OP USBO CONNTY OF Illinoit. .._.._ Retie° is hereby given that They° transm ted or delivered to the persons mentioned notions 5 and 6 of the Voters' iLists Act, t copies required bY said sections to be so tr.. mitted or delivered of the list made pursue, to said Act. of allperSons appearing by the I revised Assessment Roll of said Mumeipali takeimmediete proceedings to have the a i errors correetGondoacarEdiwillto,notmAx said list was fiTSt Posted up at IRY:01E00 at BB ville on the 20th day of July, 1892, an a roma' ttolleerxelifmarillensthPeepaTidn'lisEtiaenlirfs atineymol till eide suit or any other errors are perceived therein, to be entitled tc, vote in the siazItaiwd r.mkunofiveisobaolri at deadens for members of the Legislative • sembly. and at Muniaipal Ejections, and th, Dated this 20th day of J'uly, 1892. TAESIRABLE VILLAGE PRO PERTY FOR RALE. Suitable for it retired gentleman, centaini a of an acre of land, on which isa two sto briok house, and good driving Shed and stab Choice, youngtfruit-beitring trees of all kin The property is situated on the corner of Di and Andrew streets, east of the Presbyteria church, the best location in town. Torn easy, and possession given at any time. .APP to lats. PINCH. J1s7-m1 On the premise READ THIS: 'AIIDSTALL BLOW AND IlLUSTER R. N. ROW Still takes lead in the Furniture Business We are too busy to call on people in need of Furniture; but please drop in our Wareroorni and see our Stock and we will try to suit you in till's line. Ordered Work Neatly Done on Short Notice Remember. we have also a handsome line of Unidertcb&ng Goods llways on hand, and all calls inthis inc will be promptly 'attended to, ancl satisfaction guaranteedevery time, Storee-Next to Moleons Bank, Exeter RQBT1 N R(30W N.