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The Exeter Times, 1893-10-26, Page 1TTIE BEST Advertising Medinra THIS SECTION. eeo,,ee,e'e:eeetaee;;e".;Se AND HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE. LOOK At the Label. See if -You ar PAID IN AL)VA.NO -VOL. XXI. NO 11, • "HEW TO THE LINE, • LET THE OHIPS FALL WHERE THEY bur EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26 1893 4111•1•111011•11. JOHN- WEX1 &£00Ms Pubillabens and Prevelissiose Do You Want InvBB, °gem ". Ii a0, come to R. MeGOWAN'S, where you them of the BEST QUALITY, GREATEST -VARIETY —AND— Closest Cut Prices Tomeet hard times. Highest oath price paid fpr farm Produce, R. McGOWAN, General Merchant. Kirkton. Grantor), Balgre..-1Kr.T.Lawtoix, whoaomo time ago left this place to reaide in Toronto, was in our midst buying cattle; he suc- ceeded in securing a car load which he ahipped on Wednesday of last week for Toronto„ -Revival meetings have been carried on in the Presbyterian ohuroh, all last week by the Rev. Mr. Campbell and others.-Mtss Maggie Cameron bee returned home from ttie World's fair, Chicago. - Mr. Mills station agent spent Sunday Visiting friends at Glaticieboye.-The members of the guild of the English church very taste- fully decorated their cliureh with • the yields of the harvest Such as grains • vegetables and fruit. A harvest ser- mon was preached en Sunday evening by their pastor Rev, Air Holmes, --Mr. Will Rodg.ins, Richard Jermyn and W. Grant Jr., have gone to site the World's fait -11. Lang has been Aifeel- lolik g villa disposed oi late, We wish, hin4 peedy. recovery. Ministers, Lawyers, reaohers, and others whose commotion Rives but little exerome, should use Carter's Little Liver Pills for torpid liver ond billowiness. One is a 'dose. Try them. •••••••••14.1...1.2•00•••• 1 A. lot of money by purchasing your Underwear from us: This is a fact known to all who com- pare our prices with those prevailing around us. The Best Qualities, The Least Prices, MEN'S UNDERWEAR, WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR, BOYS' UNDERWEAR. It will also be to your interest to see our new stock of Dress Goods, Mantle Cloths, Tweeds, Flannels, Ready-made Overcoats, Etc., Etc. R. S. Ford & Co. Woodhani. Olandeboye. • Bunsire.-Mr, F. Hudson has shipped one of his hay presses to Ripley, where it will be engaged for some tirae.-Mr. Jno Brown, edttor of the Clandeboye Expositor will take a few weeks' holi- days in the near future. It is under- stood that it will be for matrtmonial purposec-Mrs. George Sellars left for Sarnia on Tuesday morning to attend the funeral alter cousin, Ur. Albert Bradley who was killed in the Accident et Bettie Creek on Friday lase - we • Mooresville. AcornasT. -A lamentable accident resulting in the death of a young man named George. Perkins, occurred hare last week while returning from Can- trell" to his home near Clandeboye, While lighting his oigar the light from the matoh amused the horse to spring forward and the young men to fall with a thud that dislooatod bir spine. The lad lived but a few hours. His friends have the sympathy of the neighbor- hood in their trouble. Baneese-Died in Parkhill. Mary .Ann wife of Mr. Geo. Simpson, tformerly of lttoGillivraY. The deceased has many friends and relatives here who mourn her death, -Mr. I. Ernest Abbott has returned frons his trip to Deloraine. Manitoba, and says the harvest is past and the threshing ended and he is home safe. Snow is four hushes deep. Clinton. Bemire -It would be sad indeed if Atm tioneer Carling ceased to wag his tongue. For several days he has been suffering from quinsy, but .continued "in the evvina" all ter as sales are con- cerned. -The Olin ton Organ Co's works are very likely to be established in Elora :shortly. All diflioulties have been removed and satisfaotory arrange- ments arrived at. -Margaret, relict of the late John Beacom, is dead. She passed to her reward at the residence of her eon Thomas, Bayfield concession Goderloh, Township, last Sunday,. Her age waa over 75 yeara.-There was only a few months between the de- ceased's depatenre and her late hus- band. -Mr. Jamas Fair has placed at the rear of his splendid and extensive roller flour mills n water tank that will hold no less than 300 barrels. It will be supplied from the pond and !will always be full. in case of firethe sup- ply of water will always be greater than the demand.. -We regret to learn of the serious illness of Mr. Chas. Spoon- er sr., of the Grand Union. He has been confined to hie room for several day s. -Mayor eicTaggart has received an levitation to be present at the un- veiling ot the Sir John Macdonald atatue at Hamilton on November eat. -As announced in the daily press throughout the country, Mr. John Hunter, of the London Road, has been missing for two weekaor more. Recent losses in Montana silver mines caused him to become somewbat demented. Every day searching parties were formed, but no tidings of the missing man could be learned, On Sunday evening he was found in the hay mow ot his own barn, somewhat weak from want of food. Great regret is express- ed on all hands, as Mr. Hunter has always been an excellent cittzen. -Mr. Will Muir, son of Mr. W. Muir of town, was married in Winnipeg on Saturday, 14th to a lady of that city. Minard's Liniment is theBest. Usborne. Balers. -Mr. Thompson, teacher in No. 3, Usborne, does not intend remaining Another year. Hie ability will command success at whatever he attempts; The trustees of No. 3 intend hiring an assistant teacher for 1894. -Mr. Fred, Hackney sue- eeeds Mr, Beattie in Lumley sehool.-Mr. A. Robertson has reatoved to hia new farm neat Farmalaar--We are glad to know that Willie Brawn, of Farquhar has recovered from the typhoid fever • Tuokerernith. Dann oz Itn.leamicza Weeeetts.—.Ate- other of the Tuokersmith pioneers, its the moron of Mr. Mutual" Welters, has palled to the bonnie from which no traveller re - tame, at the ripe age of 88 your. ttr. Walters settled in this part of the country Nome 55 years ago, battled with the hard- ships gee dieeouregemente of pioneer made farming a memo, and althotigh re- tired from active labor for a number of years, resided on his farm until hitt death. His wife, and a family of four daughters and one son survive him, all of whom are settled in life. The disease which caused his ?elate was congestion of the lungs, from which he suffered but three day. Dashwood. (Too late for last week) Bazerm.-Mr. and Mrs. Maus of Teehe tack aro visiting friends and Erelateres the vicinity at present. -Messrs. IL and J. Kellerman have Engaged Miae Capling ef Ayr to take charge of their millinery de- Peettneat for the mistime -Mr, Chas. Peitz returned home last Friday evening from Bad Axe and Bay City, Miele. where ;ha took in the Emmet. Charlie says he let the Yankees know a thing or two ---Mr. Henry Willert ahippod another carload ()flambe to Buffalo lest Thursday. --Mr. Anglia Mo- Cormieltelrew from Goetz's mill to Exeter station, 4000 ft of bass.woed lumber in one load, Who can beat that 7 -Mr. Zaff, the Greed Bend tailor spent smote! days in our burg lately. It seem% as if all the tailors wore coming to towe.-The wind literal on Saturday did mach :damage to fencing in this seetion, also demoralized telephone wires between here and Grand Bond ad Exeter. -Mr. Henry Guenther who is at present down with tveteeid lc= ic still very low. -Mr. Fred Baker is shipping basswood and elm lumber this week. -Our book agents are now on the road selling everybody swill books as Oath them to be then own laweer, doctor, methatne, etee People will soon learn how to live aeonom-* Malty. ood Values OFFERED IN Fall and Winter Goods ORDERED CLOTHING. A. Specialty. A Fine Range of Ladies' Mantles •, $5 & Upwards. Millinery Stock complete in all the Leading Lines, J. HALL, Dashwood. Hensel!. VET CAMERON SNIVEL Barrister. Baal - tor, Conveyancer: Offioe Main -et. Oen be consulted after office hours at the Commercial Hotel. Rensalb WANfED-Qat, large auantibe of oast oleos. white oats, wanted at the Hamill at - meal Mills; Present price 20a, A quantity ef feed on hand cheap. D.URQUBART. WANTRD-8000 bus. rood heavy wheat at once at Remelt Mille. Highest price will be paid, and one cent extra for every pound over etandard. 000E BROS. Ginti.xer.g.taren Sarx....Tn order to reduce meters. stook and raise money, I have deold- ed to eell away down below anything that has 75t bean offered, Remember thie is e. genuine sale as I am bound to redoes ray stook mut raise the mono, therefore no roasouablo offer will bi refused. Give me a call and be convin- ed that we mean rrhat we say. Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale. Remember the stand. MoEwon's Block Renter!. JOE N Pon, Prop. Do you knew that Wesoloh is the leading Boot aad ehoo man in Itho county, The beet Goods, newest solos, best fitting and lowoat Przoes are &lime/ found with him. Ladies Rid Buttoned Shoes at $1,25. Mon's Long Boots at 31,50, Childree''S Shees50. Viremeri'm Buff Bats roe sit muffin other Goods equally as cheek Sign of leis Boot. A. Will811140n. Following are the market quotntione ; Wiest 56 to 58 Barley 36 to 36 Oets ............ 28 to 28 Pam .......... ..... 51 to 51 Hay .. .. 6.00 to 7.00 Batter • .1t/ORG•gt. 2 Oto 21 Eggs . ......... ,.. 14 to 11 ifogs —5.75 to 600 Clover seed. • . .. • • Bantrs--Mr L. Petty has bought a, farm on the 2nd concession Hey, and intends moving on it this week. The efarm tires owned by his uncie, James Petty. -M -r Walter Petty lets hired with his hrother, Qeo 0. Petty, to help in the peolsiog house and Will move into the house yaet,teclby his brother Look -Mr Mat Elwood, our town barber, who has beeu absent for about a week, returned home Tuesday night and brought with hint et partner iu life. Sue. nese to you Mat .-Mr Ed Willis of Exeter ran the barber shop for Mr Elwooct during hia absenee.-Mr John Sheppard shipped several car loads of cattle last week from this station, -Quito a number attended the tea meeting on Monday mete at Exeter. - The RT.of Teintend holding a tea meeting on Thuraday, November 0 Look out for further particulerea-Mr E. Rennie and wife wore visiting Mr Rannie's father on Tuesday -Mr John Patterson is hired with Mr jolin Coulter, who is tree:slug a home on his vacant lot to reut.-The tax collector was making his round this week but will bo beak on November 23. -Cook Brae are running -their grist mill day and. night in order to fill their ordere Mr august Ehnen is nielat miller. -Mr }Toney Litiesc,ehipped several tons of onions. They seem gbeiewhat scarcer this year than lust, and the pewee are somewhat higher. -Mr G. McEwen wet4ondon lest Thursday. _Business title weelesie. 4Iomewlmt quieter in our town, owing to the hue. weather. - Mr Wni 13e11 returned from tlhe World's Pair last Friday; he says the crown: vas too largo for him. -Mita Maggie Brownie. returned home on Tuesday, after severed days' visit at Olinton.-We aro glad to an- nounce that Mr John O'Brien and Miss Ella efeeheraon, who have been sick for some time are fast getting batter. -Mr John Cowan of Ailsa Craig who took suddenly sick last week, Wal removed to his home on Saturday, and we are glad to learn he was none the worse for the removed -Messrs Geo McEwen and John Pope were at Dash- wood on Monday. -Mr D, Weismiller was at Zurich on Tuesday. -Judge Tom of Goderich was in town on Tuesday revisiug the yotenelist. Also wasLawyer Dickeon, Exeter; Arch. Bishop, M. P.; and. Sam J. Latta and Philip Sipple of Zurich. -Mr Geo C Petty of Sarnia has moved back to Bengali and taker. charge of the Yorkshire peaking house, and is now preparing everything in good shape, and. will be ready by next week to buy dressed hogs and pay the highest market price. Minarde Liniment for rheumatism. Usborne Beters.-Feratera are busy ploughing. - Mr. Plumley's pig bas returned home and the dentist is happy. Ile only extracted five teeth however. -Mt. tT, Ottnteron is quite an ametioneer, and did oreditably M Barrel eEseery's sale lent week. Us is a talker, and Orem promise of beooraing a favorite). Bruoefteld. Batmen -Rev J, Simpson has been seriouely ill for several day% and fears of bi recovery are entertained ; he seeme to be a little ember, and we sincerely trust that he may he restored to health and usefulness.-Tbe sale et Mr. Duncan's stook an Wednesday, was not as suceessful as anticipatebuyers seemed very rehire - ant to invest, although the stock offered was tholes and in good oonditioo.-Mr, Scottie new ate:eels clearing oompletioneuld will be a fine country store. Winchelsea. limers.-The Wineheleme Bolter Co. closed their faotory on the 6th of the month owing to the dry weather., which ;destroyed the pasture. The patrons have had a good semen. The management intend putting in a ohurn and other eutehtnery and will next year mike their own butter. Thin is a apieedel point for a iacttory and we rue - diet seems for the project. -Mr: Wm. Creery having become tired of tiring alone has taken unto himself a helpmate and companion, in the person of Miss Rachael "Gourley of Kirktoe. We join their many friends in !Melling the nuptials a happy !and prosperoue journey through life. -Mr. James Ballantyne, at the axe of 85 is vary hie recovery !1st doTnubitlaishhis first 111"" and Zurion, (Tao tete for lest weat:.) BRIRirS.-.Mr. P. Lamont's bloats is about -finished. 11 11 going to be a grand building.- Harry Smith, tailor, left on Tuesday morning for Milton where he has teamed a good situation.-Anotner of titan) homey events took place in Zurich. Mr. W. Hoffman was married to Mies Clara Faust. A large number of persona petbered ae: bet hnli.et Friday night. There were numerous end valuable pres- ents which showed the high esteem they are hald--Me Ort wain has movie into Mr. E. 3. Hardy's holm on mill street. - There is talk of the A. 0 Foreaters bolding a concert in 4141 near futute.-The dredge is about a mile from the Zurioh road; they are making good. headway now. -Mr. John Hall of Daabwood was in town on Monday on business. -Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman of Crediton were visiting at W. Hoffman's! on Sunday last.-jeke• eferner is home from a trip to the North, Call again 'Leese -Last Saturday and Sunday, the storm did considerable damage in and around Dunzart & Co. have sold their Ogle, of mannfaeturing oleau ing eom- to a firm in Buffalo for a large sum. John thistles of retiring -hum basiness.-Sam Fritz has mewed Mr Paine s shed tothe rear of his lot which was a very critical job. But Sam never undertakes a job unless he goes right through with in -Alf Faust re turned home from Michigan where he attended the Caledoniau games in company with Mr. C. Fritz of Dashwood. He pays Chita. carried away quite a numbez of Fens. SLISPRISIC PARTV.—The party beld at the residence of Mr. H. Weber's a short dis- tance out of town last week was a decided success. Dancing and other amusements were indulged iu until elate hour. What might have turned out to be a very serious occident happened to two of our dudes who were enjoying thameelves one of Mr. Web- er's couches. It appeare thay were going cul.ei a sUuri nut) whou u, pail of water was thrown upon them and they were GOOD NEWS Everybody dreads the coming of :Jack Frost ; but don't worry. If you come to the 13argain Depot you can secure a garment that will resist his every attack. From the crowns of your heads to the soles of your feet we can clothe you comfortably. , —FUR CAPS, —FUR COATS, —FUR COLLARS & 11IUFFS, —WARM UNDERCLOTHING, —SUITS or ALLDESCRIPTIONS —FELT SHOES, —FELT BOOTS,! —ENC., ETC.: J. P. ROSS. Marzet Depot 4el,..10.1110....11.14...... nearly drowned. One of the boys lob! next morning for the North and has not Talent- ed pie but his friends hope ha has not taken siok up there. It it rumored that his best girl is living in the neighborhood he streak for when he left end it is to be hoped she will not Seep him oat too late, as a relapse of the chill he received •might prove fatal or nearly so. The other oneis doing as well as niay be expected under the circumstances. HOW TOeg"SUNLIGHT e-eae-eT A PICTURE. Send. 25 "Suulighi"Soap wrappers (wrap per bearing the words "Why does a woman look older sooner ellen a man") to Lever Bros, Ltd., 43 Soott Be, Toronto, and you will receive by post a pretty picture, fres from eulvertiaing and well worth framing. This is an mew way to decorate your home. The soap is the beat in the market, and it will only emit lo postage to send in the wrappers, If you leave the ends open, Write your addreescarefuliv. Hem/sone FadallnEn. Sometimes unsightly blotehes, pimple. or sallow opaque skin, dentroya the Mara°, tiveness of handsome features. Le ale steth oaaea SOCA* Eninbrign rill bald nP the evatem and impart freshness and beauty. Dress Goods and7-- Dress Goods and Mantles Just opened. out at 1 The ;argest Stock of Dress Goods and Mantles ever shown in Hensall. Every lady is hereby invited to call and see them, D. WEISWLLER, HENSALL 'ee ie. Pe ..- -Ste DESE VE IT ! 42' MIMISOM101011•11101111.701019.1 6.11.14.1.10.1•114 Having visited the eastern markets last week, and purchased at a big bargain from four of the leading houses in Canada, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MANTLES We are enabled to ',nee sell a first-class, silk -lined, fur -trimmed Jacket, at actual wholesale price, and would invite every lady to inspect this Mammoth Stock of NEW AND ELEGANT MANTLES. Every Jacket this season's Style. CO EF, LIN ILE% a 4 SEL Carl IS In :InkRGE • ',see; ;f40: 5, ,k aestt.'"i". Dress Goods We also purchased at a bargain 60 pieces of double -fold, all -wool DressGoods, which we are selling a 1.1alf price. A big range of Corderoy Velvets, all sh, ades for Dresses, at 60c per yard. These are beautiful Goods, and will repay any lady requiring a l)ress, now or later, to call and get one. The Stock and Prices cannot be duplicated. , • . Bedv Ci •th — , : We pride ourselves in this department, and carry the largest stock in the county, as a visit to our Store will verify, If • • aniade u ing you iequire an OVer00f1,t or Suib, in Men's or Boys'iwe can suit you, in fit,quality and price. Otir assortment is immense 44 In Boots ez Shoes we are the leaders and carry an juin:louse Stock. • We buy right and sell right. • • Boots & Shoes ' ' • JECIGIIEST PRICES PAID FOR PRODITCE,' r.amwell's 131ock. E. 3. SPAOK „.,,z,....„,, , -I ...I i:. ` A & 00.y 361eitera," ....,,,-)