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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-2-26, Page 9Its Arm Out tiff. s; A young Englishman named Thnm'a Ili ATtt. "Thy; 17* elt " elirntmiel° the Oke, aged 18, was the victim of a tear s1e ith of Mr Philip Rs•J;fermas:, of North little accident Wetinsda} . Ile was °List Boundary, I.':shnrnrs Tp•, in ltie " employ�ed on, the farm of Geo. 1:iddtll," <bth year, Mr, Itykeernxen was au old i settler in his neQirhharhoe ei aced wad reeve of �5 estminiater, and eti:►R work. . s iug around a. cutting hos attached to a grs'atfY r:•allt'cterl let" ail n•hn l,aatrr ' =03 horse, power. Whiles fixing enmeshing'' hint• His inner:JOT; {oto I'ra4iz_ . eI'M'i t tr;;9>.. i 'UDritL for McLean 1111, about th horse power his Hand he :, l= attended dt 14""/"S'—fnIle Lca tares. family. y. u Na. rt eel's, SNIT1I• entries caught in it and before they i►or e3IC'i.RAN. No. 1.....4. J'2it No. 2.... — . 58 +eo. 3......... 59 No. 4......... 27 No. 5.... .134 €es could he stopped his whole term had j t'"1 stt,Y of 05'3 we' tt 3 1"Y happy,. Na• a..., .. • • • 1" 4 been drawn iu and terribly titaut;lEd ; evelat took piece a*. the resa<le•seet of No. 3.........12 The arta was twisted into ,i eiede awl Mrs George Moir. of this village. on : No. 4........ 124 e458 ;rye McLean ` 1i0 broken in four different rtlaces, the ` which ttsac,•tslon ht•r aia►n4;liteer, iJiws 1� <• < 'Tones protruding: from as rttuataY [siru.ts belga. wee utoite?d its t1 arrieg;. to fir in the arm. lir, Nicli".1 ee 1;: esantiteia- : Robert l)aalrytupla, or Move Jays, ,berth :ti:tjaerit ter, and Dr. Routledge, of Lambeth,' e`''"t Territory-, a prosperoue farmer were summoned, and decided that an there, mei who formerly resided near No. 1..... fat temputatiott was neeeesar; • hire, in the t<eee:ship i f 1 d'.14 No. ' 5 The marriage eerenneywas le:'rfornted O. . 51 Burned to Death. by the Rev. J. S. Hendersost anti wrist No. 4......... i'J 1 sI encu. A Strafford viileeorro. pendent,.wtitt A terrible crtteetrophe oeenr<ect about' two miles north. west of thls village on Sunday morning. Mrs. Thomas Mit- chell, an :eged lady, was humeri to death. Mrs Mitchell seas alone on the previous e<vt.nitl. iter granddaugh- ter, w11n usually stays with her, was :away float home, ami during the night the house Wnli burned. Nothing. but; the charred retnaius were found in thee! morning Cause of tire is unknown_' Mrs. Mitchell lives about Ila or 20 rode from the residence of her son. On Sun- dry morning, when Mr. Mitchell went' to the barn to attend to his chores, he discovered the charred remaine of his'. mother in the ruins of her home. Her head, arms and legs were: burned, and only the charred body retrained The husband of the dead woman, who is blind, liyes with his son, The deceased leaves, besides her husband, one son, Alex., and two daughters, Mrs. Isaac .Atkin, of F roibe, and Mrs. Vincent, of Bayhem. She was Seveuty•nine years of Age. There is no truth in the story sent out from Ottawa that the House of Commons would adjourn till after the Ontario electious. Seekers after gold are often disap- pointed. Seekers after health take Hood's Sarsaparilla and find it meets every expectation T 3. Robbins nf, Cottam, is being prosecuted at Essex by Humane Officer McEwan for driving a horse that was dying of starvation. The mail carrier, who carries the mail between Oil Springs and Edy's. mills, was waylaid and robbed of the mail bag and contents, Moray : Master George M. Durr fell into the creek here on Saturday even ing and narrowly escaped being drown ed. When rescued he was almost ex hausted. James: Hunter, an employe in the furtnture factory of Watson & Malcolm. Kincardine, Ont, had four fingers on his left hand amputated by a jointing ma- chine last Friday. wi'uessew.l by (tele a few relatisaes of the : contracting ptertiee, the happy temple choosing to be very quietly wedded. 1Jttjority for•%'i*e*emitter The Wide was oat• of our most rst1m-1 11X, rztt. able youn ladies and will bemused Nn,. 1... 27 by a very"large etrelte of frie'tale anal No. '.... 25 relatives, Mr and Mrs Detre mph. will p No. 3 ..lit very shortly leave for their home in No. 4 - ... 53 the Northwest, and the hest wishes of their very many friends will follow there. IMajorlty 257 tet welts liouniCI„--On Feb. I2th, the wire of R. Rourke, south boundary, Stephen, of a son. • JOUNi—In ELIOIvill e, on the llth inst. the wife of Thos. Johns, of a son. PNRKIN —In Tshorne, ou Feb. 111th the; wifs of John Perkin, of a son. HUF,RTON---Iu Exeter, on Feb. 20th, the wife; of II. E. Hueston, of a daughter BAm:ION —In Mount Forest, on Feb. 1lst, the wife of Geo Baker, of a daugh- ter. elfAftIUtL(j ES. I?AvIDsos—ELLzoTr—In Winghatn, an Feb 15th, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. Wm. Lowe, Mrs Ellen Elliott, to Mr. Frank Davidson. TzusvrruIo1 .--NESTLE —In Stephen, on the 23rd inst., by the Rev. J. G. Yelland,Thomas Treyethick to Miss Ann Restle, bath of Hay. OPEATIIIS LONG.—At Ailsa Craig, on the 21st inst., at the residence of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Henry Long, aged 68 years. A three year-old daughter of Wm. Dadson, near St. Tbomas,'has died from •eating canned salmon. Zurich: A. S. Faust, our under- taker, last Tuesday, buried his sister- in-law, Mrs Broderick, north of Dash- wood, in the Goshen Live Cemetery, Official Returns. The following is the correct official returns for South Huron in 1894:- 140 or Weismiller 44 28 ^a R2 10 1)4 STESeIlI=:ti. No. 1 ... 43 112 No. 2 ...... . 44 :ai? No. 13 ... 69 lulu No. 4 ... 05 '20 No.5 86 ?`e No.6 ... 24 tit; No. 7 ... 29 67 No. 8 ... 80 7.: 390 450 Majority for Weismiller 60 IIAY. No. 1........ 58 No. 2......... 93 96 1 o. 8......... 74 109 No. 4......... 45 23 No. ,5......... 79 53 No. 6......... 41 90 No. 7......... 26 27 416 chit Majority for Weismiller 3 STANLEY. No. 1......... 59 33 No. 2.... , .... 67 34 No 3 , . ..... 28 107 No. 4......... 19 55 No. 5......... 90 35 21 263 264 Alajority for Weismiller 1 GODl+",RICH TOWNSIIIi'. No. 1..... ... 36 76 No. 2,., 21 67 No.3 20 40 77 183 Majority for Weismiller 106 BAYFIELD. No. 1.... 81 80' Majority for Weismiller 49 Total vote polled for McLean 2335 ” „ Weismiller 23L3 McLean's majority 22