The Exeter Advocate, 1898-7-22, Page 1ELEVENTH YEAR.
563.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1898.
0, H. SANDERS, EDITOR.
FARMS FOR SALE,
mormy TO LOAN.
The undersigned has a few good. farms for
rale Wimp, Money to loan on easy terms
Jon:.:+PA4tinAN,
aiaa•]nwell's Block Exeter.
HOUSE OI.'SE REEFER WANTED.
NTED.
To take charge of a family an a farm.
Apply to N ientsbaa B1:Ayet1, Crouton.
VALUABLE VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR
aALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale that
desirable anti sxluatb proierty, situated
n
HuronStreet, being Part at Lot. 1, contt.4n-
iug aver five aeres, There is on the premises
a good brick house, eonra,iuiug seven rooms.
with stone cellar, frame kitchen sial wood-
shed attached^ a frame stable and other
necessary out^buildings: f choice fruit trees.
a good well of water and other conveniences.
Terris reasonable. ai'1.ia• at this utsace or to
S4,3it;r:l. ixarezcA'roa,Exeter.
FARM FOR. SALE,
The undersigned is offering his eplellde,l
farm, in the township of Csleerne, ing sale,
being lot tL ce ice,,ion 8- cotitafrirg lea
acres. There is on the ..remise, two good
barns tone uank -au.1 other good out -Multi.
MrI av good frame.tithe., goo.. wells anti a
sl,ndld orehar,i. 'wilts is one of the best
fame in UAb:,rne. ata.d swill be sold reasons
o fge ici
'should flilprop Intending d1tsmgc•Bi
Aprly to
MAT1.
19 i.LL+AN O
Devon P. (t., Ont
VOTERS' LIST is -41 -MUNICIPALITY OF
THE VILLA.GE VILLAGEt,lp l.11 i :It, Caa1'tiTv'' o1
111'lttiN.--Notice is her •lel i4(II that t Naive,
aus trzau initte1, or delivered to thelersau,a
mentioned in Ow 'rd and Illi sections ns off the
Voters' Listtt the copies required by said.
section to he so transmitted ordelivered at
the Li- 'said, l nest:a„t to sail act of all
pr•rsoiu: appearing by the last revised assess-
ment roll of the ,4111 :llun1tld ality to i+e en-
titled to vote In the said D1tl:ielt alit,• at the
elections for anelnber, of the Legislative As-
sentblS,and at the talnt,ieilaal dent:i ons. anti
that sant list was first a' tr.l at any ottie.•,
Thais Hail. li'+et,•r, ons • rlt dal' of .lull,
and remains there for iti ca•tion..• Elector.
Zr.'caalla.d niton titexanait.'tIt sat a Iist.and
it Caw e,1:is-alae., or other errors tare found
therein to tat.. ia.ua,e 1t.ate+ j.roect dings to
lease alae , u•t t rr, r . eorieetest tae•s„rding, to
lata. 11 E ant a r.
Clerk. of Cho :Iltltoietyatlity.
!►:ate,; this1tll .lity of .ta,d> Ila'.
Firs Olass Farm For Sale.
T., 4 e sold by i'al,°it' auction lay Mr. fit'1iry
ate •: l.. uurri.,r ear- nn the nvelere+enti.,ne i
arta. on Tuesday, the nth day at August, A
lli.. a'•' s• at two t,"elt.eL. I• iei. •au4tiet to much
e„u•1itint,.a'+ hall tla•n 11e 114.letvi., All
that pareel or tract at land containing by
adrat•i(-.ur, 71at•nt One Instated aU:res. he tit.'
nacelle narrre,tz' 1 "9, 1„ 11g earl:t,n•.e.1 ut' 1.41t
\o. 11. f: tht,1,2h eot,v,,s141. of the town,
.,Lipid 1'n443r1ee, iu f3te t-, :L.1'. „t Huron,
now in the t eettpaiion etThnntes 14 Clarke.
This him is in Primo von 'iition. all under
cult ty at'tan, exstept lug l•a acres of good tar.:,
two „r.-hotr t, in inn 1 . :trivet, anti two
never failing vac lis. rte r, .are a triune .Rwa•i••
li:g. a. barn .'.':v:a.a. Awe :I' , a oto 1h+ :taw to,
wide 1,'ne. •t an iu:a fair t•tate el rel air;al:out
s. ser, , are tit for fall wheat possession of
which will he given for cropping this tall:
The r. mamilla lala•t is all seeded tt.+w11 vest it
tieaathe *411.1 Oliver. For farther particular-.
tat'1'tt
t44 %tr. Clarke, on the premises. to the
auctioneer, or
Inti: t.ttu. Er.t.fo1' C tIL<11a�tAN.
Dated t tli Jut ' Solicitors.k,xeter.
, !Miff
The undersigned has op -
polled alp a new Meat Market
1 EOR SOUTH OF
OMRLINGS' STORE,
• where he will keep the choic-
est of meats constantly on
hand.
A CALL SOLICITED,
Jorma T. Manning.
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.110. ARNO
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(ON THE Se CLAIR RIVER)
SARIAC 0 N1TAR O.
SUCCESS
Is certain to those who take a Business
or Shorthand Course at this College. , .
During the past fifteen months aur grad-
uates have been located as follows :-Sarnia,
9t: Galt,.; Godericli, 1; Toronto. 8; London, 5;
Windsor, 8; Winnipeg, Man., 1; Morden,
rran.,1; Bowesmont, Dakota, 1; Port Huron,
Minh.. 82: .Detroit, Mich.,iJ; Sandusky, 0., 8 ;
New N N. J., 1 ; Louis-
ville, IZy.,1; Chicago, 1111., 5 ; St. Louis, Mo.,
1, Desmoines, la., 3.,
College open throughout the entire
tear. Students admitted. any time.
Graduates assisted. to positions. Write
.for particulars. Fall term opens Sept. 1,
A. 8.I%16 0.
Proprietor.
cLFEm
I beg to state to the citizens of Exeter
and surrounding country that I am
ready to deliver Flour and Feed to any
part of the town at CLOSE PRICES.
We handle
Ells .d &llasiltION Ralf
Our Brae is warranted free from
smut and dust.
Well add a general line
of SEEDS shortly,
Chariez Troveth k.
Oeitralia
G. G. Essery and family are camp-
ing at Grand Bend. --:Utas Box, of St.
Marys, is visiting at the parsonage. -
Centralia fife and drum band carried
off first prize at fiensall on July 12th.
-Maclaine oil can be purchased at the
Duffdriu Henee. , 40e. a gallon. -Rand.
ford & Elliott shipped a carload of hors-
es from Centralia last week, ---James
Dalgety and family are one on a trip
up the lakes.
Blame,
11r. Robert Walker, who has been
conducting -the store here for over a
year, has sold the property and stook to
Mr, Robert Nichol. Mr. Walker talting
Mr Nichol's farm in \Wes€minister, near
London, in part payment. Mr Walker
will give up possession about the 1st
of September, and will remove to the
farm that Mr. Nichol vacates, While
here Mr. Walker waa much respected
and did a good business and many of
his customers and friends are sorry
that he intends leaving. Mr. Nichol, the
new proprietor comes well recommend-
ed and will, no doubt, well retain the
good name and large trade that the
Blake store has so long enjoyed.
airn
This week we Lava to chronicle the
death of Mr. D. McNeil. at the age of
6 years. For some times deceneed waft
proprietor of the City hotel, Nairn. and
from his straightfnrwardeess and hon
est dealings with his fellow men he
won the admiration and respect of the
community in which he laved, Some
months ago he contracted a severe cold
which settled an his lungs and although
the best medical aid. was procured it
failed to check that foul disease, eou-
sumption. From, the time he contract-
ed the cold be kept gradually but stare•
ly getting worse. until Thursday when
death relieved him from all sufferings.
Ilse leaves a wife and ono child to
mourn his loss. Ile was buried under
the auspices of the A. F. & A. M. The
Rev. J. Elliott officiated.
,flay
AN EimeretENT.-Not a little sur
prise has beau created by the uews of
the elopement of Miss Bella Campbell,
daughter of tlr. t\`m Campbell, of the
2nd concession, with Albert Eacrott, of
Washington. and son of Mr, Christopher
Eacrett. of Ilay township. The young
lady had for some time past been en
gaged to the gentleman who is now
presumahlyr her husbaud, and he being
very anxious for an early marriage
urged hiss Canmpbell to obtain her par-
ents' consent to the union and aecom•
parry him home, The father raised ob-
,jectlons to this summary proceeding;
and forbid the union; but the young
couple were bound to carry their iu.
teutions into effect,- whereupon they
left Tuesday evening for Exeter and
from there took the train for London,
where they were to be married. The
affair has caused considerable talk but
if the two interested are satisfied there
is no reason why other people should
object.
Friedesburg.
0. W. Snell is offering cheap bicycles in or-
der to clear out the remainder on .land. Gall
and zet prices. The wheels offered for sale
are as follows : One Racycle Combination
tandem; one Recycle Pacemaker; one lady's
Pilot; one lady's Stearns; one out's Stearns
and one gent's Cleveland. .those wheels
will be offered at close bargain. He lies al-
so the agency for all the leaadin•• makes in
wheels, includingStearns, Cleveland, Evans
8z Dodge, Itacycle, Antelope, Gendron and
Barnes.
e Ride the Stearns and be content." "Tho
Cleveland is a btoyelo of honest value”.
On Tuesday. July 12th, everyone
went to Hensall, where they spent a
very enjoyable day. -Miss Mary Mose
rison, our former school teacher, is at
present visiting friends and acquaint
auce in and around towu. She looks
hale and hearty, after feeling the touch
of the Manitoba wiuter.-Mr, Will
Snell, jeweller, and his neice, Miss Mote
ish, visited at Mr. Joseph Snell's dur-
iug the week, -The school board have
decided to secure the offer of W. C. Scott
of Clinton, as principal. -The Sunday
school of the Evangelical Association,
will hold their Children's Day, (" Kin-
dertag ") on Sunday next. -Reports
have been made that the Gendron Bi-
cycle Co., of Toronto, are about to open
out a branch factory at St. Joseph, -
Mr. Joseph Snell has purchased a sixty
foot hose to reach to his lawn which
will add greatly to the appearance of
the front of his residence. -D. D. Wil.
lert, our city photographer, is taking
advantage of the barn raisings and
has taken shots nearly every day this
last few weeks. He is doing very good
here. -Passengers pass daily through
here by the Exeter and Grand Bend
stage, under the management of P. Mc -
Isaac. -Our young people aro getting
ready for Children's Day on Sunday
next, July 24th. Everybody welcome.
-Berry picking is now the order of the
day.. -Quite a number from here ar^-
tended the Children's Day, on the 14th
concession, on Sunday. -Mr. Dennis
Brintnell,'of HeusaU, was the guest of
Miss i:lannah. Balder on Sunday. He.
lett Monday for Toronto, on , his bike.-
Mr. Moses Miller • has returned home'
front a few days visit to .London, Strat-
ford and Milverton,on. his bike. --111e.
C L Moser left for Berlin, being called
away to the death of his fat.her•itelaw,
Mr. Jos, Adams.
ensall 1 week, --The: Misses Truemner. of Pe•
trona, are the guests of Miss Christiana
I AcCIDE\T,---On Tuesday last while !Brenta -Miss lilartha Ellber, of Buffalo,
the flax gang were on their way home is visiting her parents, :dr. and firs.
from their day's labor, the wagonFrederick Ellber,--Mr. Matthew Winer
which they were riding,• in broke dome., has reeelved the job to dig a sewer
and all hands were thrown out. The •hrough the village. - Mr. Louis Der.
foreman, 5fr. Adam Richert sustained a /rand is building a veranda to his
brokeu arm. and several others received house, -It is rumoured that I1z'. I, W.
slight injures. ° Trevethiek, our enterprising merehant,
Perzn WINNERS, -Following are the has bought out Mr. Brown, of Brinsleee
prize winners in the bicycle races held ' and Weeds starting business there in
here on Tuesday, last week.:-oue mile ' the fall, We wish hint
suecess.
amstou. race -Jc vo,ofGodori h-
- --
Pred Kydd, iensill: J. I3. Williams,
Goderich eltinfe, 226 2-5. One mile
open -F. Dunbar, Stratford; C. Cook,
fiensalt; Alex. Taylor, Iiensall; time
2.28. half mile boys' -4 Bell,Seaforth;
D. Ilartleibe Dashwood; time 1.17 1-5.
Half mile amateur--McIror, Godierieh;
E. Belcher, roderieb; T. D. I;oniston.
time, 1.24 4 5, Half mile open -F.
Dunbar, Stratford; C. Cook, Neilsen;
John Jewett, Bay tied; time, 1.O9 ;«•5
Zurich.
The Lutherien Sunday School held
their annual picnic at Taylor's grove
Monday. -Rev. Mr. Newdeoffer and
family, of New Stadt, who have been
visiting old acquaintances here a few
days, left f,r their hone Tuesday.-
Mr. John \Weide met with a plinful act
Icidsnt Tuesday, which will lay hint up
!for a few weeks. While u'ihitehing
Five mile racee-J. II. R'illinrlas, Gale. :. Ma horses from the binber on a of the
rich; Georgie I'owera, Ailsa Craig; Fred , animals started to kick, striking biul all
Kydd, lieusall; time, 13 minutes, fie the leg a little, below the hip, brudsiu •
secgnde. at badly. -Mr. John Brenner and fa ne-
iiy are visiting friends at Stratford.
,Jafihwood, DRnwitne.-..-A Bad drowning acci
dent occurred in Lake. Huron, L;four
Perhaps, Mr. Editor, you will think miles !lest of here. about three o erlock
we are caged that we did not write Sunday- afternoon. Jacob How*. 22
last weal.. but we are still et large, years of age. with his brother and a
came through the little wrat;gio al 1aauinberof other young men wear into
the lake to have a bathe. At this point
there le a shalton sandbar which leads
nett into the lake about tiieoalty rods,
Thin strip 1 on aid and the ;others fid
lowed, when euddeenly the unfortunate
yonn); lung was seen to struggle ar.d
sank from view. It 18 sufpoe eel h.s
Church, and depart a pleasant tithe. -,took cramp. Mfr Rinunie D.trand at -
Next Sunday the Children's Festival I tt>nlpteti to rescue bins, and in so doing
Alp be celebrated in Pa*hwoc;1, and nearly lost his own life, being grabbed .
we hope for a goad time, which no i aariattuet the legs by young Ilowaitl.
doubt we will kVA% vas D.ashemed rate- ; After the body bad been tu:der water i
pit, never do n:ty thin by halves -- . fully a (meteor of an hour it was
Flax pulling ha c•tintnanc. a atld the brought up by Mr. Daniel Rau, of St 9
p r 1
crop 111 this sectiutt is an untlsRUllte7Jat :Fah. Drs Buebauan and ()elute!
heavy oue.--•I nrtu rs are busy, cutting w of this place, were quickly on the i
their grain, and slat, llum of the bitadt'rsecta(e, atld worked some time, trydoti N
can be heard on all sided .a -Mr. Mosel); t to revive the poor fellow, but life was
Miller, who has been elt�rkiog for Mr, e:.tet:et. No it:quest wi!l be held.'
J. Kellerman for the past three yeaes, The drowned 38284 is a sots of Daresl
has severed his connectiou with net Howeld, bricklayer.
firm, Emanuel Kellerman taking his
place,We do not know what Mr. . < Winchelse a
Miller's distends doing, although we
have heard it whispered that he will
go west -Mr.. and Mrs. Ilorsworthee
Mr. Louis Simon, Miss Flossie Snell
and others are visiting relatives in
Elmira, -Mr. Iltnry Cnilfas got his
hand eau;::at between a belt and pul-
ler in Iiot`i'tnan's factory' 'Monday and
by the friction, sustained at severe `Cure
on the back of his hand, a bleb. will lay
him off work for a few days.
right. aid don't feel any the worse
either. Oh! No, ttembles'like that are
nothing to us. We generally say
what we meat) and know to he true
and then go aheati.--Last Sunday
afternoon many Of our people attended
• the Children's, Pat $'estival at the 1 ith
11110 some], Entrance Exaluina- No. 6 -John ;11cAsh ........ ...... 570
Um., h'o, 7 -George Etgie..... ... . ...679
The following is the list of candidates
--- No. 9 --Allen Ester.. , • ........ 556
Bella Thompson ., t.-765
No. L4-Norm:Qa Boyce. ,. ,666
Charles Whitman , .... , .. , 550
IiAY,
No. 3 -Lin Richardson. - .,,, .,., , 557
Eavma Dignan 60a
No 14 -Celia A. Mellis. ,.,.e. ,,,577
passed by the Board of Ilsamitiers for
West Huron, together with the marks
obtained by each. In addition to those
who had obtained the full requirements,
viz., oue third on each subjeet and one
half of the total, several candidates
who had the required total, 550 marks,
but had fallen a little below in oue, or,
atmost two subjects, were in accord-
ance with the regulations, passed by
the Board on account of their age or
other eirct.tustances. Cardsgiving the
mar S o
t k f the candidates will be sent'
out as usual.
The results of the public school leave
lug examination will be given innext
week's issue, the Board having found
it impas; tblte to have them: ready in time
to go with the entrance.
storeeItif:'Id uterinec3I0UL.
Irene Aehc'~;ean, 576
Jenuio Cautelou. ....59.,
ivo.1-Samu.l J. Coulter —.574
James Ford .. . e . •11•• 584
No.10-Jessie l . 3IeLean...,. ,.,,5551
STEPU.EX,
Eva Dunlop. 674
Jessie i4enuings. ,,,,
Fla McLean, . ..............658
. Ellice Naftel.. . . . ............ 569
. Mary Tait •••• 552
Hub ...tidrews..........., 61d
Harry Cuff ...57.13
Chester Farrow: ,alts
;Willie .iohllston ............ , . 605
;Charles Lewitt . 551
IDarius Saline's,. . ,. ,•,550
Thomas Sheppard .... ., ..,.f'37
(dive Bates . . .618
! Iroue Meissen 86:'
Grand Bend Park
List of persons registered at Grand
Bot'd for tho week ending July 10th
David Rowteliffe and wife, Miss Kate
Aadrews, Elimville: Trivitt Memorial
church bell ringers and their families,
Exeter. Woodbine Cottage -,lir. and
Mrs. John Mclnues, Mrs. Wm. McCombe
Master John Collingwood, Miss Lilian
McInnis, Exeter; Rich. Hicks, Richard
Elston and friends, Centralia; Henry
Hooper, Exeter: Elston and Hooper pie-
nie; Rev. J. B. bosons and wife, War-
saw, Indiana, 'Miss Cosens, Parkhill.
Bleak House -Mr. Peter Larnout, Wm.
Hoffman, Zurich; Allan, Elizabeth and
Margaret Ester, Dirket Mrs. Walter
Andrews and family, Pontiac, Mich.,
Miss E. Gould, Exeter. Oaks Cottage
-Rev N. Lindsay and wife, Ivan; Mrs.
and Miss Cnrrie, Toronto, Ivanhoe
Cottage -Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Westcott,
Will J., Wellington A., Edgar, Ethel-
bert, Bella and Olive Westcott, Miss
Francis Rowtcliffe, Exeter. Woodbine
Cottage -Mrs: S. Long and family,
Mrs. Megan and sou, Gerald, Stratford.
Boffin's Bower -Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Col-
lins, and son, Harold, Miss Pearl Rol-
lins, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Treble, Exeter.
Idylwyld Cottage -Miss G. Thompson.
St. Marys; Miss D. Stewart, Eiginfield,
Carling picnic, Mr, and Mrs. T. B. Car-
ling and family, Rev. D. M. and Mrs.
Ramsay and family, Ottawa; Mr. and
Mrs. S. Fitton, Miss H. Fitton, Miss Lou-
isa Carling, Mrs. H. Samwell and fam-
ily,
amily, Exeter; Mrs. R. F. Lomas, Hamil-
ton; Mrs. J. Drew and family. Toronto;
Mr. Thos. Trick, Clinton; Miss 'Phoenix,
Petrolea.
Crediton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellber are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eraser Guen-
ther, of St. Catherines.-Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Stanley, of Lucan, gave the town
a flying visit last Friday evening. -
Mr. Wtn. L. Lewis intends building a
wire fence in front of his Lot, which
will add greatly to the appearance of
the same. -Mr Wesley Kerr left Satur-
day for a few weeks' visit with' friends
in London and Wiarton.-Miss Alma
Cudmore, of Exeter, is spending a few
days here, . the guest of Miss . Lillie
Hadden. -Mr. Jacob Wurtz, wife "and
family, spent Sunday .with his mother,
Mrs. T. Wurtz.-Mr. 0. Fritz, of Dash-
wood, spent Sunday with bis brother
Will, here. -Mr. Jacob Ellber and son,
Ben, of Uble, Mich., left for Philadel
phia, Pa., where they will spend a few
weeks visiting' relatives. -Mrs. Decher
and.family and Yliss Sewer, of London,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Guenther. -Miss May Coughlin and
Miss Angelina Coughlin are. visiting'
friendsin St. Thomas,-•-ktr• S. Brown
sprit a few days iu Port EIiu'ou last
Mr. P. T. hall, wife ai.d family, Mies
Ellie and Jennie halls, of I llinvilie,
aid Mrs. Castile and family, of St.
Marys, are eaupinn at Grand Bend
this week. -Mr. J.14. Jones is talking
of going 'ut to the enact for his health.
Safe few .'csy, J. Ce. -.Washy and Mary
Here are both suffering from an attarlt
of typhoid.
ATraexusD BY A Burge -While Mr.
Robt. Copeland was leading a bull the
ether day, the animal became enraged
and made an attack upon him. After
the ferocious brute had knocked him
down it commenced butting him with
its head, and trampled upon him until
he was almost lifeless. and had it not
been for timely assistance doubtless he
would have been killed, As it was,
Mr. Copeland sustained severe internal
injuries, having two ribs broken and
two driven into one of his lungs.
Luckily the beast was dehorncd, or the
result might have been fatal. We are
pleased to state that at last reports he
is improving and will likely recover.
DASD. -This week it becomes our
sad duty to record the death of Mrs,
John Towle, of Zion, who died on
Thursday eveniu:r last, after a com-
paratively short illness. The deceased
was a kind hearted woman, a good
neighbor, and highly respected by all
who knew her. She leaves to mourn
her demise a grown-up family of two
sons and four daughters, who have the
sympathy of a wide circle of friends.
Her remains were interred in the Zion
cemetery on Saturday. The fuueral
was largely attended.
John L. Ramsay, aged 19, youugrest
son of the late Alexander Ramsay, of
Galt, died suddenly Saturday. Friday
he worked all day in the harvest field
and when he retired after eating a
lunch he seemed in the best of health
and spirits. About 8 o'clock the broth-
er who slept in the same room heard
him moan. He spoke to him, but the
only response was a similar sound, and
thus the young man passed away. He
was never sick, and as yet it is difficult
to assign the cause of death.
Tuesday a young man named O'Fla-
berty, met with a most distressing ae
cident. He is employed in Orr's plate
lug mill, Stratford, and was running a
machine called a sharper, when . in
some unaccountable manuer his left
haud was caught and mangled in a ter-
rible maager. It was found necessary
y
to amputate three of the fingers at the
second joint This is not the first time
that the young man has suffered from
accident; two or throe years ago a bill
let entered his leg, and was removed
with great difficulty.
On Thursday Mrs. Thos. Woods, of
Dungannon, met with a runaway ae'
cident which caused her death on Mon-
day afternoon. In company with her
son deceased was driving near Belfast,
when the horse. was frigbteued, and
got beyond control, In attempting to
brace himself Mr, Woods broke the
dashboard off. Mrs. Woods attempted
to get out .•behind the rig, but was
thrown to the ground, receiving fatal
injuries. She was carried into Mr.
Irwin's house, and: after lingering for
four days passed away,
No. 2 -Wesley Rirtzel 558
No.3--IdA Jory.. .. . -6277
Edwin Beaver.,..,., . ,627
Luther Penhale. ..,,554
Daniel Sanders .,,,., 555
George Sanders..,,. 611.
No. 6-Mol:ie Dater.'" •••• ...... 481
No. 7 -Lydia ydira A. Finkbeiner, 591
No.10-•-.idea Sherritt550
Myrtle Wilson ... • '727
ye st:me1i.
No. 1 --Ida Blatchford-,,.,..,,.,. 555
No.2-Jesele
Rhoda Passmore .. 550
Nellie Stewart.. , • 624
No. 5 -Wilbur Wood ..... ..., a-611
No. 6 -Leslie Robiuson... . 505
11 EaT 15'314 ANQ.SII.
No. 1 -Maggie ;Math(
\W iueua liirkeetrick. ..
No. F -Irene Woods..., ..., . ettG
No. 4 Joseph Carrel. , 632
Maggie f.i. Clark- *'-'
Clara hall. • ...,....689 Charlotte Took....., ,..,..050
Lottie Morrow.
Ilrrthaa tliliian.
Mabel Strang,,•••• ••......
Lillie Webster. • ..,••.,•,
Edward Craig' • .... .. ,
Herbert I l.ayidsnn ..............
James Garret?. ....... .
Ernest Jordan.. .......
V. Hide Rehinsou ...............
'Wilfred \Williams.., .
Jobe Duff . .••„< • ••-
(10111:nI+'li t•EPA18Ti: 8('II0e)1•.
Carl Campion , ...... .
Nora Dean .,.• ..•• ...... •
Fred Oal:ewav , , . • ... . ....... .
U.1YF1ELD 1', S.
Francis Fuwlin .......... , .
Charles F.•rg tunu ...
Robert Bailey
Ada Rouett, , • ..b•••
IIl'N$.1LI. P. S.
Murry nice ..,...... «.602
Frauk It(ith ...... ... .641
Resent rrenhart . „ ..
Bert Elder..
Ethel Cotwitl.. , . , . • , «„
i:l'Itta'll 1'. s.
561 No. 7 -Eddie ftobiueoti . 608
11.11 Alfred Naylor. tit$
see No. 12--lieenry Martin...—. ,.,7.1.1
. 592 Hattie t\'t'liwoa4. , .. 609
. n7•2Sep. school --Augustin Kiniittsaa602
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1
a (
five t.mia.... ,aGa
liirkton: Vert lIezzlwetal. viol.
61f4 of typhoid fever.
• 5C4d St. Meryl.: Fred \Wiles, sou 08 Mr.
exeorge \t five, fell freta as ehesenut trate
552. In trout of Mr. I". E. Bettcher'e re idenee
. 55a1 ot.Mouday and bruit his arm.
.627 I)ubliu: Mr. eleuaef( had the rniefor-
tuna to have his bawl et -meted lest
ms week while raking a bare, which
h
5i7; leaves him ill ,a .painful ecndit'totl, be-
. tis$ ing unable tae attend tet his work.
550 Ailsa Craig: While at the barn rais-
ing at Mr. A. A. ..ilea's farm on Friday-
Mr.John Walker fell from the top of the
scaffold to tee grottuei. He was bad',y
. tl'u`i shaken up .,tit .:et is is 4 were brokoti.
i 1(i ht.!' dee whi•' a sou
Mtn. 55f1 of 1.1's. Pe,a •r, ltattenit, iv 4«,, was
ridiug on a hay rase, on the farm of
James Cornish, lfulieett, a sudden start
.674 of the horse threw him intekr; ard,break-
-688 ing the small bone of the right arm,
•and dislocntieg it at the s.I1;ow,
5" +!
Henry Schetaih;arn, e ' '.t.,F-toll, aged
about 24 years, was ,tautly killed
.812 here Wednesday mor. •.itri. Ile was
engaged in making tile when be was
caught by sa belt of the machinery and
carried to the shaft, around which he
Milford. Faust.... •, •
Diana Iiieh!]c•tl. ................
Clara Koehler. ,... ,......
Ethel Williams
DUNI;ANNOM 1', s.
Willie Green _ , ..... • • .. .
Minnie Duruin. 710
Cora Ftnberts.,. 774
Roy Little - 637
Asenath ;4lillian..... 550
ExuRuxt P. S.
Florence Bissett .. , ....... 636
Mabel Foilick ................ ,571
Lelia Ross ....568
Olive Wright.... ,.., ....... 705
William Muir . <... 666
Samuel Thomas. ........ , 610
Mabel Brock .... . ... . 572
Lorraine Hooper 630
Francis Roweliffe 567
Walter , Gregory.. 638
Daniel Randle ................. 552
CREDITOR P. S.
Ira Braun 57F
Charles D. Braun .......... . . . . e4!i
Lydia M. Finkbeiner......... 164
Clara Iiienzie. .5688,
Carrie Kuhn 581
Li l yeTre i tz 688
Otealia Treitz ......... 556
Mary C. Youu ............ 558
CENTRALIA P. 8.
Albert Calfas .... . , ..551
Lillian Elliott.... , .. , 609
Lillian Salton ..... , 571
Leona Wilson 552
Cedrio Hill ....614
ASIIFIELD
Na. 1 -Bert Cunningham........ 553
No. 4 -Margaret Finlayson 594
No. 5 -Bertha Gardner .... 552
No. 11 -Alice Dougherty... ... . 586
No. 12 -Walter Cathcart.... 595
Thomas Pritchard 552
Bella McKenzie . , .. 604
No. 13 -Adam Hamilton.... ...... 584
Fred McAllister.... ...... 620
No. 15 -Donald McDonald.... .. 550
Annie E. McKenzie....... 552
eotht01tNE1.
No. 2 --Levi Studer ........ 558
No. 3 -Mary E. Rose 568
No. 6 -Wesley McLaren.... «569
No. 7 -John Durst. .... 600
No. 9 -Winnie Shaw. . 635
GODERICI{ TOW,NSnIP
No. :-William Drysdale..... . 708
'Thomas Salleeld. 55.:
No 2 -Edward McRae,. 618
Fawcett Sturdy ..555
No. 6 -Flora Connolly . . 561
Benson Elliott. , ..... 738
Glen McDonald. 33C
No. 6 --Arthur McCluskey..... , . 558
Sam ural McII wain .......... 588
No. 8 --Annie Harrison . 6.78
STA: .LI]Y.
Union No, 1 -Emily Drysdale....• 569
No. 8 --Stella Rothwell ...... 551
was whirled several times. His head
was literally smashed to pieces.
Mr. James Richards, saw -mill, of
Rinlough, retired to bed in his usual
state of health the other night. Next
morning when one of the family went
to call him for breakfast he was found
dead. A sou of deceased met with a
fatal accident in the saw mill about
two weeks ago.
By the explosion of a bailer at Betts
& Smith's stave mill, Sycamore Siding,
Kent County, four are dead and several
badly injured. The dead are: --Charles
Betts, aged 50, married; John Rambo,
aged 45, married; James Payne, aged
22, single: John Lee, aged 21, single.
Herman Smith, the surviving partner,
is fatally injured.
Thousands Celebrate
With thankfulness their restoration to
health by the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Think of the vast army who have
been cured by this medicine- -
Men, woman and ehilarei), llrho have
suffered the. consequences of impure
blood, who have been the -victims of
scrofula sores, eruptions, dyspepsia,
nervousness sive plessness.
They have tried other medicines and
have failed to • obtain relief. They
tried Hood's Sarsaparilla and it did
them good They persevered in its use
and it aecamplishcd permanent clues.
Do you wonder that they praise it and
recommend it to you?
tiaLsr-At Sherou, on July 14th, the
wife of Thns. Amey, of a daughter.
-awe -In Exeter, on July 15, the
wife of R.N. Rowe of a daughter.
BOYLI)—NuIt.-Ina Liman, on July 20,
by the Iter. IJ. A. Thomas, Wesley-
Boyle, of Kira4ouhh, •to Miss Sarah
Neil, of;McGillivray, daughter of the
tete I'tiehttrd Neil, of the 2nd conces-
sion,
aR EA',r itI
ltr,LAR.•-- In Exeter, on Julr 15, Tomas.
Millar, aged 52 years.
rlt,Nt,or..—At Nairn, on 3 ally 7th, • Dan-
• icl McNeil, aged 86 years.
ll,tl l (D,tt:'-'altKipper:. on .JtltyT .tOth,
tit, infil •r. dela : Leer of h1l•. and • :airs.
John Balfour..