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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-8-19, Page 1r." - t 4 le 4. trt M10 • ELEVENTH YEAR. -567. EXETER, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1898. pi> C. II. SANDERS, EDITOR. SERVANT WA.NTED, apply to XRS, SP.I.CKNIAll Exeter FARMS Pflit ALET MONEY TO LOAN. TYi.e untlersigned, Sias a few goo l farms for Sa/eelleap. Money to loan on easy terms e Julie SPAVKIIA.S% Samwell's Block Exeter flEV TO LOA' JAL We have unlimited private funds for ve,otment upon farm or village property, at lowest rates of interest 111110. DICES"N eannixo„ Barristers, ate., Exeter. MISTRA.Y OATTLE. There strayed from the premises of 31r. James llill,Btephen. four yearling heifers - 1 red. 2 roan asaa 1erotted red. anti white. Any tenon giving =formation that will feel to their recovery wilt he suitably re- WM. lik";,Pal AN, 4110 Creditor', P. 0. yALr4BLE VILLAGE PRoBERTY FOE SALE. "The undersignml is offering or sale that ralleu4 valuable eroperty, siteetee on Puma street, klug part of 1,et, ;a, contain- ing (*Ver eve aeree,,, There is on the promises , a gone Illicit bouee, eon gaining seven rooms. ettlt stone cell-,trame )atcheu and wood. thee =etched; a frame stable and other necessary out -buildings; ee cbolce fruit trees. a goo l well of water aud othersonveniences. Terme reasonable, apply at tine office or to Seetute.PneseeeToe,Exeter. FARE FCR SALE. The undersignce is offering hie 5 ploulcil term, in the township of lesborne, for og sale, leilot coaceesion 3, containing eo acres. There is ou the premises two good earns Ione baul; , ant other good out -build - tees ; good twine house, good wells end a telentlia °relieve This is one of tho best :arms 2fl reberne. and will be sold reasee. aMe. Intending perebasers shined see this I roperty voterepurehasiug elsewhere. A ppiy to ALA,r1:. Devon F. O., Ont NOTIOE, Netlee is levelly given that a Court wifl to held. pursuant to The Ontario Voters List,' Act. by Ills Honor the Jtelge of the County Court of the County of Huron, at the Town Eall, Exeter, on the lith day of 4, MAW- 1,^^`,'. at ito o'clock, a.m.. to hear anti taeterniiiie the several complaints of error,. and. oath in the Voter's List ot the latimeiPalleY of Exeter for iRee AU persons llamg business at the Court are required to attend at the said time and •Vette] at Exeter thin nth da,v of August '1. I, eitesneT, Clerk of the Muuleiralite• at Exeter. Mortgage Sale. There went(' sold by John Wil, Esq., inc. the Commercial tiouse, Exeter, Tsn'v,J AUGUFT.I.S2S, at 2 pen torsuant to the terms of a wortga ge from tieoree Blatchford to the late P. McPhillips, default having been made in payment of same, the following property; VIZ; 161-5 acres Moro or less, being composed of lot no. 2. on the ist concessithe township of Day ex- cepting 3 eeree sold to the Railway Coy. and 4-5 °fan aere at one time owned. by A. Me nanahl s.; to. Bolton. Terms:ero per cent. exsen awl balance in 1 days there after with Interest to be paid ata per cont. For further particulars apply to MePliflhLps &Tootbo Ven dors Solicitors, London, Ont., or to John Auetioneer, Exeter: or to Dickson Sr. Coaling, Barristers, Exeter. ... tiEtri Rill ililliRET 1•111•11•11•11•101•11 The undersigned has op- pened up a new Meat Market 1 DOOR SOUTH OF DARLINGSSTORE, where he will keep the choic- est of meats constantly on hand. A CALL SOLICITED, John T. Manning. MOS OMAN Iblifle8SAC (ON THE ST CLAIR RIVER) SARNIA, ONTARIO,. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 1 1 1 6 of our students have been placed .in excellent positions during the past year. . . Our system of book-keeping is ACTUAL BTJSINESS from start gto finish. Our SHORTHAND DE- 7PARTMENT is the most thorough in Canada, IgOor further partieulars address . A. S. NIMMO, Proprietor. • SOW Grocer. . =or good,fresh Groceries call at the store next to the Post- e e Office (North.) • Tfollf fee, • 40 We also sell flour, chop, oats, corn and all kinds of feed. . . Cash or trade for produce of all kinds'. , /r)FiONCEY,, Grand, Bend • Cfsborne flounoil mother in law of Mayville, Mich. are ()unite 50 per cent. on the total, as well braith, A. McIntyre, J. R. Rettl,T. Ryan the guests of Mrs Christopher Eilbee as passing in each of the three subjects. IL Watson. Miss Lizzie Schaefer and Miss Ellen Cowed' met in the Council Rooms, j -.Mr. and Mrs. Truemner, of Dash. This certificate, in addition to its quali Form Tr. (4)-W. N. Humphries,V. Dindel. of Detroit, are visiting at Mr. Aug. 1$th, in special meeting called by weed, were the guests of Mrs. Fink tying value in the ease of candidates H. Mahon, R. Itir. Russell, .1, beiner Sunday. ---Miss Melinda Sjunior chwartz writing for or senior leaving Form I1-(5) X. Gunee, J. L. Hart,. of Louden was the guest of Miss Lizzie standing, under tbe provisions •of the elatriculation (4)-A. C. Gray, J. A. Eilber Monday.-elessre. Beaver Fisher former regulations, also entitles the 31eKone, J. R. Rya.u. I , g . . . . axed Roeszler attended the Sangerfest holder to matriculation standing in Matriculation (3)T. G. Mackey. in Berlin last week. -The Misses these three subjects:: Seaforth-Forra 1L -R. L. EllioteeT, Bernhoftof London, are visitintheir Matrieulation el) implies that a part MLatimer (honors), WAPickard parents dere -Mr. 'Michael Heitzel has 1., junior matriculation certificate, cov Form IL (4)-R Anderson, at. Bat left Michael Klumpp has physics: has been awarded. left for ;Manitoba on the haryest ex• ering grammar, arithmetic, laistoThrlys eaenrd, Itoiec,kA, E. Bjraoewknseolui: GB.. Am.eDGorauyaidel, ji. G. Reilni: I moved into the house lately vacated tifieate has zio qualifying value for a son, E. Wright. be- C. Itaue-The work an the parsonage , teacher's non professional certificate, as Form II. (1.1)-0. W. Sanders. is going on rapidly!the necessary 50 per cent. on the total Matriculation (4)-L. J. Blatelaford, . was not obtained. II J Eberhart, W Gillespie, J Gowen - Centralia T. :huller matriculation certificate, eov- Matriculation (6", implies that a part RluyehaLJ: BJ saloCtirje:YR% ‘3.ssalkulegGhe:DlitnwTrd, Ed. Gni s. -A very pleasaet event took tile Reeve, for the purpose of receiviag place at the home of lir. F. Gratton, it tenders and letting contract for Villa- beinse the marriage of his eldest (laugh lug a bridge over Sauble river, be- . ter, Liza, to Mr. R. Bastard. Theeere- tween lots 18; 4th and 5th concessions, molly was performed lay Reve S. A. fears AR present, extept J. Reuter. Min- eiere.-Mr. John Fallis returned from utes of last meeting read, approved and Revelstoke, B. O., where he has been sigued by the Reeve. Rankin -Deb for some time past. John thinks there bridge, that the tender of the Mitchell is no place like Ontario. Bridge and Iron Works Co. to build a es. steel bridge, over the Sauble river, be tween lots 18; 4th and 5th concessions, for the sum of $$97 be accepted, it be- ing the only tender. Carried. Delbridge, Rutstein, that W. Reddy be authorized to sell the old bridges, known as Kydd'a and Russell's bridge, over the Sauble river, to the highest bidder on Satur McGillivray 0411110H Council met pursuant to adjourn- ment, in Town Hall McGillivray, Aug. ust 1st. Present, J. D. Drunuiiond, Reeve; T. Prest and R. Hutchinsen, Deputy Reeve; N Grieve and Al. Alt ter, Council/ors. 'Minutes of last meet- ing read, approved of and signed. Mil ler-Prest, that accounts amounting in all to 00407 be paid -Canted. Efut- chinson-Prest, that this Council ad - jinni to meet in the Town Hall, on the first Monday in September at one oieloch p.m.-Oarried. Wet FRASBnx Olerk, Greenway. Mr. Thos. Stinson and Miss Annie Gilbrath, of Bayfield, visited friends here last Saturday and returned home 3Ionday evening. -Our public schools opened her last 'Monday, 'Miss S. Maclochlan had 36 scholars the first day and Alr. J. McWilliams, the new teacher, had 35. They expect to have over 40 in a few days. We were pleas- ed to bear that the new scholars were real glad to get back to their studies. Mr. Jas. Dalgety has returned from ering granarner, arithmetic and history IL S. Welsh. . s eer ea e as Br no qualifyitig value for a teacher's non- (honors), M. Gillies, A. Hay nes, 0. Jielt- professioual eertificate, (henees)i N. M. Leamiug, W. Moore Clinton -Form L -M. O. Acheson, S. F. Nage (honors), G. N. Patterson, 31. Acheson, D. Can:talon, A. Huck, M A. J. Pyle (hquors) O. Siekens, 0, A. Ruck, Al, Kerr, IL A. Leech. Honors- Steele (honors;, X. Stout Clippers), D. Pherson, E. Arehibald, S. R. Cellrtiee, R. Mae,. JS.WTithZoemr sta011(Ohrotin),019s).,TAII.o&n.psNo.ilidritogx:or,4s). Goderich-Form Craigie, L. White. W. Graigie, 0. Elliott, R, S. Harrison, J. Forra II (4)-4, A Ila,y, L Re - E. Harrison, E Morels, E. A. Le .Naf. berts, H Shier, W Stephens, A S th d F tel, M. L, Newton, j, Al. ,SpeneeeE D, Yoluoge II s his summer vecation, and has taken has been awarded Thi tifi t St Mar s -Form W B day, Aug, 20, at 6 o'clock p.in. Parch- charge of his school. Ile reports hav- aser to remove the same when notified , ing had a pleasant time on his mit up by Mr. Kedd,y.-Carried. Council ad. the la.L.es.-Miss May Livens has also journed ori motion of W. Reddy second. returned to her appointment, after ed. by. A. Rudd% having spout the summer holidays F. MORI.EV,eric Cl. with her father in Seaferthe-Owlog to Friedesburg. the dry weather the root crop is mid to be rather slim this season.- Most far- mers around here are done harvesting. This has been the earliest and easiest harvest taken off for a long time. -Mr. Harry Milis an ----- spent Thurs. house is nearing eompletlou. It will day at the lake. -R. Raudford and be the ante one in the county like it.- Sara Sheardown are engaged with W. The Misses k'anny Snell and Maggie Parsons packing apples -A parlor see Stacey are camping at the Grand Bend lal was held at the parsonage on Fri - Park, -Mr, Will Fried left for Parkhill day evening, a few chosen friends be- an Thursday of last week. -The Misses jug there. Friday evening being choir 'Prue:mien of Crecliton, are visiting at practice, a. uumber of ladies and a few Mr. J. X. (oetze's -Mr. Alf Zwicker, young men were out. After it was ef Creditanx was the .guest of :Was over and the young people were dis- Trueraner on Wedueeday of last week. parsing to their respective homes, a young lady and gentlernau put up a practical John ou the visitors by pre seating themselves at tile gate in eor- geous array, she being adornedt4 in beautiful ostrich plumes and other comely attire, while he assumed the eat of a clerical gentleman. They paraded the streets in this disguise ue. known to the many onlookers and at. trected a great deal of attention until they thought it was wise to Call -well a halt, stud "Salt " (on) the visitors by exploding; the joke, -Mrs Holaway, wbo has been confined to her bed so long, is now out among us again. -Mrs, Wes- ley Huston, who has been very low for the last mouth, is recovering rapidly, and we hope to see, before long, our kind sister out among us again .-The young man, Cuudy, whom we reported to have left town, has since then re- turned to his employment, and says there's no place like Centralia. -The news whieh reeehed us la.st week of the death of peg -leg is not true, for he is hopping around. our town yet, and smiling at everybody he meets.-Mes srs, Byron Hicks and Wm. Anderson spent Sunday evening in Exeter, -Mr. O'Brien, tailor, has left this town. Bus- iness was good and we cannot tell why he left so soon. -The Sunday School and day school purpose holding their annual picnic to the lake on Friday, 26th inst. They expect to have an en- joyable time. Beters-Miss Jennie Hall has left for Klucareiee, where she intends to ceinp for a week. -Mr, Wm, Burles s,, -Quite a number went to the Grand -W" 17'116(111 84 Co' have a 'Pall's)" Bend to attend the grand eoncert held of Dawsou Golden Chaff mad tieuesee Gmut Wheat to sell for seed; also good timothy and. imported rape seed. iiiddulph Mr. Willie Lewis, of Adare, and Mr. Paterick Flood started on the Farmers' Exeursion to the Great North West ou Tuesday. -Mr. For, of Lucen, sold six tickets for Manitoba on 3Ionday last. - Miss Minnie Robbins, who has secured a school in North Dakota, started for Dakota an Wednesday, lith inst.-Mr. in Place of John Whekeiesvedee.-On Walter Tbompson, a former teacher, Tuesday the following left for Mauito- and who has at present charge of a bo: Mr. John H. Melich, Mr, Moses Mil - school near Toronto, is visiting friends ler, Mr. Wm. Nicholson. Mr. Chas. here, at present, the guest of Mr. Mar- Schmidt left for Wawauesa, shall Miller, of Mooresville, -Mr. Geo. last week. Mr. Moses elilier has se - Manitoba` Scott, son of Dr. Scott, of Forest, who cured a situation at a general store in has charge of a school at Feunoxville, Wa.wauesa, Manitoba, -Mr Ernest Bea Quebec, is visiting friends near Luellen der has returned home after a visit in Miss Allie Hodgins, of Claedeboye, bas and .around Listowel. He says " She's just returned from visiting friends at all right," -Mr. Wra. Kleinstiyer has Grimsby. returned home after a visit to his brother, Louis at Tavistock, and Grand Bend Park friends around' Milverton, -Levi, the Conquerer, is now engaged as apple - Visitors registered at the Park, end man instead of volunteer. -Miss Mary ing D. Collins and par- Winkenweder is at present under the ty, 'Mitchel); R. Kinsman and (laugh- parental roof. -Mr. Moses Miller -visited ter's picnic, Exeter; Alt's. Kestle, Mitch- Schroeder and Spohn and procured ell; S, B. Head, A. M. eliller (Reeve), Spohn's wheel in payment of an ac - 13. Bee, 13, Hagerman, Parkhill; Ars. count against himself and his mother. L. H. Dickson, Miss S. McDowell and -Our teachers, the Misses Mills and 3Iiss D. Dickson, Exeter; Mrs, Brown Hodgins, of Stratford and Clandeboye, Mr. and Alt's. Alex. Hodgert and family respectively, have returned from their and Alt's. J. G. Roy, son and, daughter, holidays and are again at work, -Our Russeidale; eIr. and Mrs. F. S. Ramil. principal, W. J. Scott, of Clinton, has ten, Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs. W. Ham- started his new task in the Dashwood ilton, Toronto; Miss Kate Hamilton, Public Schooe-Charley Fisher has Stratford; Misses Wyllie and Miss Mun. left for Manitoba. -George Ruby has roe, Ailsa Craig; Rev. W, Al. Martin, left for Dakota. -Mr. August Sehroe- S. Popplestone, and W. S. Lang and der left on a visit to his son in North pienic, 40 in number, Capt. George Dakota. -The air is again infused with Kemp and family, the Misses Huston, music by the sound of the school bell. Exeter; Miss Clark, Toronto; bit', and Mrs. D. Smith, Lobo; Mr. and Mrs. R Orediton a Collins, Miss K. Collins, Miss Bon- thron, Exeter; W. H. Marshall and fans. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kerr and son, of ily, Mr. Shier and daughter, .Miss Bell, Chicago, are visiting their many H. Brethour, Kirkton ; Misses Living. friends in and around Crediton. -Mr. stone, Zurich; Mrs. (Rev.) Harrison and W. A. Harris, wife and child, of Ailsa family, Miss Ella. Mills, J. Murray, G Craig, visited friends here for a couple Box, Grant= ; George .Vosper, wife and of days last week. -Mrs. (Dr.) Wickett, family, Wm. Balk will and family-, Mr. and son, of Watford, spent a few days and Mrs James Taylor, Exeter; Miss D. here with friends. -Mrs (Rev.) Staebler Wood, London; Mr. and Mrs. E. Sanders and daughter, Eva, of Buffalo, who have Elora ; C. H Sanders, Thos. Snen and been the guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. G. wife, Mrs. N. McAvoy and Miss Annie Litt, returned home last Wednesday. Sanders, Exeter. -Miss Hannah Kerr, after a. pleasant visit of severardays with friends here, liarpley returned to her home in Ailsa Craig Saturday. -Will Wood, of London, was Harvesting is finished in this section in town Sunday. -Miss Lizzie Kerr, af- and farmers are anxious for it to rain ter a pleasant visit of a month, with so as to make the ground in better or- friends and relatives in and around der to prepare it for fall wheat. -On Crediton, returned to Toronto Friday. account of the continued dryweather-A game of baseball was played here a great many are very scarce of water between Parkhill and Crediton last for their stock and pasture fields are Thursday. The result being 23-19 poor fare for stock at present. -Mr -and with one innings to spare in favor of Airs. Robt. Pollock, Sr., accompanied Crediton. -Miss A. Sanders, of Exeter, by their daughter, Mary, left Monday was the guest of Miss E. Kerr last for Indian Head, where their two sons, week -Mr Hill, wife and family, of years of age before the end of the year, James and John, reside They were Clinton, were the guests of Dr. Rivers to enter a country model school. Re - among the early settlers of this place, a few days last week,-Ex-Sergt-Major trarding the certificates awarded for having come here when it was all G. 13. Schoof, of the Bechuandland r.the examinations of Form IL subjects, woods cleaning their farm, which they Mounted Police, gave two very inter. candidates should observe the follow- in Brenner's Hall.-Thresiaers are very busy now, but there has been consider. able repairing to their machines this season.-31Iss Minnie Sheller and Miss Dick, of Hansen, were in town Monday. -This fad has net been "bleached " yet. -Ir. R. G. Bedlington, of Ransil ton, occupied Mr. Ilagey's place as traveller for W, GIIPard & Co., Hamilton, here on Wednesday of last week. -The choir of the Evangelical Church have chosen Mr. Rueben Goetz -4111, Successful Students From Wes- tern Ontario Schools. The reports of the Board of Examin- ers, in connection with the High school and. matriculation examinations held in July, have bean considered by the Educational Council, and below are given the names of the successful can- didates at Western Ontario centres, so far as concern the examination of Forms 1. and II. It is expected that the re- sults of the examinations of Forms III. and IV., and for commercial spec. ialists, commercial diplomas and do mestic science, will be published next week. It is intended to have the marks of unsuccessful candidates sent within ten days to the principals of High or Public school inspectors, The marks will not be sent to candidates ' by the department. Certificates will also be sent to principals and inspectors about the 1st of September. It is recommend- ed that unsuccessful candidates should not appeal until they have consulted the High school principal after receiv- ing their marks. Appeals, to be main- tained, must be made before the 20th September. Regarding the value of the certificates, it will be understood that a Form certificate has the same qualifying value for a teacher's certifi- cate as a public school leaving certifi- cate, which, together with a Form II. certificate, gives primary standing and 'enables the candidates, if eighteen have left and rented to Solomon Poliock esting lectures in the Methodist Church ing for a term of five years. Their many last Wednesday & Thursday evenings IL implies that a Form IL certieeate Annie E. Love has returned to Park- Matabeles Zulus and other tribes of has been awarded, the candidate hav ing obtained the requisite 50 per cent. friends wish them a safe journey. -Miss on the habits and costumes of the Boers, hill to spend a time' with Rev. Mr. Al- ward, after spending a couple of weeks at home. -Mr. John Sherritt had the misfortune to lose one of bis cattle one day lately by it getting its leg broken appearance. His lectures axe replete with thrilling' interest which was great- ly enehanced by the charming simp- licity with which it was told. The walls and rostreem of the church coy- ered with curiosities from many lands. After each lecture he gave a light - Africa, The major is 6 ft. 3 inches in on the total, as well as passing in each height and dressed in the fantastic subject: uniform of the South African mounted II. (4) implies that a Form II., part L police, and he presented a striking certificate, covering grammer, arith. poetic, history and physic has been awarded, the candidate having obtain-, ed the requisite 50 per cent. on the to- tal, as well as passing in each of the four subjects. This certificate in ad dition to its value as provided by the regulations, also entitles the holder to junior matriculation standing in these four subjects: II. (8) implies that a Form II. part I. certificate, covering grammer, arith- naetic and history, has been awarded, while going to water, by falling over the end. of a bridge. -Mr. A Johnston is all smiles this week. It's a boy. -- Mr, W. B. Faille, of Revelstock, B. C., returned home Saturday on account of the illness of his brother, Thomas, who we understand is in a very critical con- rung sword drill which was greatly dition. -The" Misses Bella Tetreau and aepreciated,-H. Either, M. P. P., of Martha Pollock, left Monday to join Toronto, spent Sunday here with his their friends out West, taking advent- family -The Rev. Mr, Litt attended age of the cheap rates on the excursion the funeral of 114rs (Rev) Hauch, of Ber- of Aug, 16th. lin, Monday. -Mr. C. Either, wife and • u er , Turner F. M. . T,ye, OrM ^ ^ G. 330X. 11. E, J, Brown. Honors- Alatrielliatiell (4) -II, 0, Brown, CsAs W. E. Elliott, E. E. Farrow, E. Feagan,, E Lane, D eD. 0 Mv. Walker,Mouteith W. L. Riles, W. J. Mair,J. C. Masson,Murray, v vs13 H. S. Masson, W. 3. Meereatia, 11. W. J. Wvilinggehlsawmorlbi Taylor. 11-13. 11, Ansley, uea.n Forni L-31. A. Armitage, C E Barbour, N Beekett, 3 Ile Cum - L. J. Bretlewalte, R. Carty, L. G. Denip- wings, A Duff, Al Forbes, Al E Ales Bey, R. E. Fox, N. L. Guilfoyle, R. H. Hodgins, W. N. 0, McComb, W. 31eDer- matt, J. Al. Mara, J. Merkel, E. E. Stan. ley, J. Simpson, 0. 31. Thompson, G. E Thompson. Rouors-E, 0, Hodgins, H 3, Rodgins, J. St, John, L. A, Wilkin. Mitchell -Form I -F, Al. Cameron, E. L. Eisler, H. G. Hurlburt, A. MeNaught Honors -W, A. Huriburt Parkhill -Form L. -fl. V. W. Laugh- ton, C. 1, Love, S. Saulter, Al. Thomp- son. Seaforth-Farm L -H. E. Abell, E. M, Abell, C. R. Aeteel, I. A. Arnold, Al, Brownell, J. S. Crich, L J. °innings, J. T. S. Dickson, C. Dapp, M. E, Elliott, E. 0, Evans, J. Govinloek, G. J. Hamilton, M. L. Hartry, N. Rolland, Al. Laidlaw, L. S. Lawrence, G. McDonald, A. J. D. Mcelann, Al. McMillan, M. Murphy, E. 31. Pickard, C. Pendergrast. Honors - R. B. Bond D Campbell, B. Van Eg- olSt, Marys -Form 1-W. E. Allen, Al. Anderson, E, Armstrong, J. Box,IL G. Brown, J. F. Delbridge, 21.. P. 'Dickson, le. R. Fisher, L. Harding, W. Hera, A. Hill, M. A. Martin, H. Maeda, J. Meig- hen, AI. K. Macleod, C. H. McLean, E. Rae, L. Richards, E. Roberts, E. A. Robertson, J. Sharp, P. Smith, W. 0. Squire, D. A. Stafford, F. A. Stafford, H. W eston, L. A. Wood. Honors -A. A. Hay, J. A, McCrackin, C. J. Paynter, A. J. Wheaton, W. Hutchies. FORM II. Bay field. -Form IL -A. E. Aikeahead G. Campbell, J. Peck, A. E. Whiddon. Form II. (4)-11. Galbraith, A. Mc- Leod. Matriculation (4)-D. A. Aikenhead, J. R. Cameron, A. K. Galbraith. Clinton -Form II -J. Badour (hon- ors) E. L. Carder, M. A. Ellis, 13. A. Leach, E. McEwen, W. Mair, 0. W. O'Neil, R. F. Stelek, W. E. Thomson. Form II, (4)-W. S. Baird, P. Baird, M. D. Campbell, J. E Falk, D. Halliday R. Helyar, R. W. King, J. M. Laird, A. E. McEwen, M. Moffatt, I, C, Pickard, M. Walker, D. A. Walker, L. H. Col - will. Form II -(3)-M. S. Millyard. Matriculation (4)-L. Andrews, G. Andrews, C. Brandon, E. 3. Carlisle, C. Chidley, E. M. Metcalf, R. Riley, J. C. Snell, W. S. Turnbull, J. A, Wiseman. Exeter-Fcrm II -R. W. Caldwell, S. Gregory, H. Lane, E. A. Marril], Smith. Matriculation (4)-W. A. Kibler. Goderich-Form II -W. I. Bean, N. F. Church, M. 1. Clark, G. B. Clark, W. A. Cowan, E. H. Deane, C. 33, Ferguson W. L. Hackett, H. R. Long, A. M. J. Moseley, A. S. McLean, M. E. Oliyant, M. A. Rutherford, B. D. Straughan, P. Turnbull, E. G. Wilson, C. E. Whyard. Form II. (4)-W. R. Brydges, 0. M. Buchanan, B. R. Durnin, J, H. N. Hiles, W. L. Hiles, W. S. Lane, I, Matheson, V. A. Watson, E. L. Williams, W. H. Wrightman. Form II (3)-M. Rastall. Matriculation (4)-M. M. Douglas, T. Ford, J. Heddle, J. Johnston, M. T. Keefe, M. McDonald, M. McKenzie, L. L. Mcelath, C. D. McSween, D. O'Con- nor, le. Snell, J. M. Stothers. Matriculation (3)-M. E. L. Brydges, G. Colborne, B. Ryan, J. U. Stewart, W. W. Stoddart. Lucane-Form II -R. W. Abbott, A. Bell, M. M. Fraser (honors), J. Hamilton AL L: Hodgins, W. Horne. Form II. (4)-A. W. Bell, W. Braith- waithe, E. Carter, G. Smythe. Matriculation (4)-A. Campbell, G. 13. Grant, F. Harlton, R. A. McDonald, A. J. Mackay, E. McLaughlin, H. H. Park- inson, 0. Roberts. Mitchell -Form II. -E. L. Archer, A. C. Dougherty, D. 13. Dow, B C. Dow, R, B. Francis, M. L. Hooper,W. Robertson L. Robinson, V. F. Tomson, 13. M. Weight (honors.) Form II. (4)-0. Baker, E. T. Ilurn butt, D. M. Larkworthy, U. R. Moore. Matriculation (4)-J. T. Balk will, A. Campbell, C. T. Klein. Parkhill -Form G. Bice, 33. Bossenbury, E. Davidson (honors) N. Cleeaghan, R 0 Macdonald, 3 D Mee Keeley, 3 O'Connor, W Sherrill, E Trey, 0 Al Welsh, Form II. (4)-D Al Fras'ete II Millar E E Robinson, it Weir. Matriculation (4)-E 3 McGuire, M Ross. Matrieulation (3)-W H Burgess, A Al Mackersie. Stephen: On Monday Mr. Al. Mad- den, of the 12th con., bad his hands badly mangled in the billhook of a binder. Goderich: On Tuesday a very pret- ty wedding was celebrated at the rest - deuce of James Craig, the contracting parties being, his eldest daughter, Mary, and W. A. Doner, banker of Stay- ner. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. Anderson, B. A. Hillsggeen : While threshing on the farm of Mr, Thos. Farquhar one day last week, Mr. 'William Blair met with a somewhat painful accident. The pulley in connection with the straw carriers was being lowered, and in- stead of coming down straight turued on end and striking Mr. Blair in the face, cut his Hp so badly that it necessi- tated four stitches being placed in it. William now looks somewhat " down in the mouth," but is just as good nat- ured as ever. Wingbam; Tbe de- 11 occurred at St. Joseph's Hospital, 1. eadon, Saturday afternoon, of Gerraeace Pethick of this place. eIr. Pethick was a member of the firm of Smith & Pethick, hardware merchants, of Wingham, and was well known and hierhy respected by a large circle of friends, who will hear of his death with feelings of the deepest re- gret. Up to a few days since his friends looked forward to a speedy re- covery, but he took a sudden relapse on Saturday, and died as stated. Clinton : On Mon4ay evening R. J. Muff mot with a severe accident, the result of his horse running away. He had gone out into the country, aceomp. anied by 'Mrs Parke, and as they were returning the horse geterightened, and upset them when near Mr. Weir's on the Bayfield road. Both were thrown out, Mrs Parke escaping with nothing more thau a few bruises. Mr. Muff was not so fortunate, sustaining a very severe sprain of his ankle, which will confine him to his room for some tines Clinton: A citizen of Little England suspecting that the feed for his porkers did not all disappear down the throats of his own swine, laid wait one night recently and at an uncanny hour was rewarded by the appearance of one of his neighbors, who struck a light, which served the purpose of identification though not so intended. When interro- gated as to the why and the wherefore of his presence, the neighbor replied that he came merely to borrow some chicken -feed. This does not appear to have been satisfactory, for an informa- tion was laid before a magistrate next day and the young man summoned. The case did aot, however, go to court, a settlement beefier effected upon the payment of $25 in addition to costs, $26.26 in all, rather expensive feed. - News Record. Fall Fairs Toronto, Aug. London, .... . . Exeter, . • . • • • • • Ailsa Craig . . Parkhill.. . . . St. Marys • • I • 29 to Sept. 10 . .. Sept. 8-17 " 19-20 22-43, " 27-28 Oct. 4e5s. flfltTflS ULERS-In Greenway, on Aug. 15, ale- wife of W. T. Diens, of a son. ZAvrrz-In Ailsa Craig, on Aug. 3rde, the wife of S. M. Zavitz, of a daugh- • ter, roza.a.riati DAyrS-In Exeter, on August 15th, . the candidate haying obtained the re. Finkheimer, L. C. Fletcher, D. Gal- Richard Davis, aged 74 years.