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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-9-21, Page 4MRS. L BLAKE KILLED The Woiinan Was Beaten to health at Smith's Falls.. BODY COVERED WITH BRUISES, Thomas Blake. the RIIlbend. 1G} 'Vader Arras -Prisoner Admits AssagttiaC Rh Wife With a idols of Woad - Brisk, Jealousy aisd Bad Temper Stated as, the. Causes. Smith's Falls, Sept. 1�. ---Mrs. Aisne Blake, Wife Of Thomas Blake of this town, was found dead in an upper room of their house yesterday- morn- ing,, under circumstances that requir- ed investigation. Tire Chief of Police was notified, and took charge sof the body, pending the arrival of Coroner' McCallum, who at once took steps to bold an inquest. .An adjournment was made until evening to enable the medical wit- nesses to hold a post-mortein a xanf- ination. In the evening a further ad- journment until 'Wednesday at 1 g. m. was utade, owing to the absence of a eparterial witness. The body. when discovered, was in nearly a. nude state. and was cover- ed. with bruises and abrasions front. head to foot -some old, some re- cent. It appears that Blake and his wife, together with a man named Hy. McGrath. were drinking together on 'Saturday evening, and Blake, be- coating jealous of McGrath,, heat his wife with a stick:. McGrath has not been arrested yet. but search is be- ing made for hint. Blake, on being $shed to go to work on Monday morning. solid he cauls not. as his wife was dead- He also said she died at 9 o'clock Saturday night: that she was tuisbehaving. and that he had thrashed her with a. stick:. He was placed under arrest. His first wife (lied meter similar circumstances 25 years ago. lle is b ub,ct to le and to e s el i p+, u d ha, a 'violent temper. 1115 wife frequent- ly showed marks of viuloneee het,tis both frequently indelged. this at- tracted little attention. She had several times of late ap- plied to the authorities to restrain her hwteand, saying that he would murder her. but nothing was clone until too late. TORONTO'S CITY BALL. SCI -I E DULE OF CONVICTIONS. Returned by Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Huron, for the Quarter ending September 12, A.D. 1899, pursuant to the Revised. Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 76, Section 1. F Name of P.rosecutorName of Defendant 1 -William Clark 2 William Clad. 3 William. 01ark, 4 Wm. Ballantyne 5 Wm, Gillespie • 6 Ed. Hunt 7 Ed. Hunt 8 Win. Ballantyne Ba;.11arltxne 10 James Kelly 11 :William Coats >3. Casey, a juvenile e J,, Duggan, at j av enile i'GS',.Butier,a juvenile James Hannon. alter Andrews Nike Dunn ;,aides Spain \Tinter Clark !,Reuben Vayne •Peter W. Scott ;Margaret Nichol Nature of"Charge Date of Name of convicting Justice Convictions Justices Amount Penalty,. ox Fine or Damage.. Time when to be paid to saki Justice Stealing Stealing Steeling Breach of liquor law Drank and disorderly Assault and battery Assault and battery Breach of liquor law Breach of liquor law Assault Insane and dangerous June 19 iJno.Beattie & B.B. Gunn, 3, Pc. $ 50 ', "" 19 9 ±J. Beattie & B, B. Gunn, .LPs. 50J. Beattie & B. B. Gunn, J,Ps. 50 19 sJo}in Beattie, J.P. 10 00 <' 23 !John Beattie, 3.P. 5 00 July 4John Beattie, J.P. 200 " 4 John Beattie, J.P, 2 00 " 20 !John. Beattie, J.P, 10 00 Aug. 14 John Beattie, J.P. 25 00 June 4 `J, Carter, O. McClelland, Wtn. t Campbell, & J. •Vi'ilson,J.Ps, 100 Jude 21 !J. W. Shaw, J.P. 19 Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Not paid Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Time when/To whom paid over paid by said Justice. If not paid,, why not? and genera i observations if any Clerk of the Peace Clerk of the Peace Clerk of the Peace Paid over to Wm. Ballantyne, License Inspector Prisoner sent to jail Paid to Clerk of the Peace Paid to Clerk of the Peace Paid to William Ballantyne, License Inspector Paid to William Ballantyne, License Inspector County remitted to Goderich jail id I hereby certify the above to be a true and correct copy o Clerk: of the Peace Office, r Goderieh, September 15,1809. the original filed in my office. IR.A i,=' T S, Clerk of the Peace and Crown Attorney, County of Huron. 2! Marys, 2 Black Patti, Bawden & Mc- Dorrell, Exeter, 3 3 3e �; Time, M,3#1 each heart, 2;35 ceees:,---PL-RSR 350. t 1. 1 1 t peel . TNtilt.tl. t, E , Iialaie, A. E. Bon M, Jas. Beatty, liizkton, 2 2 2 Prinee Mike, D. Sbaue, Wyom• - 1ug, 3 3 T]uie, ?03.t each heat, • Dashwood Fertile Valley. The rain on Monday has again sett!-, Rainfalls are often threateniug but ed the dust and brought forth the 2 the rash fails to come. ---Messrs. John smile of the hopeful faultier• -Many of I,ightfoat, Jr. and Sr„ left here on the our citizens tael. in the Western fair 16t1r far the Strattbro • Fat r, -!:!figs; lot c 3 t -,'V •thefarmers in t w, returned. home from 111rs � o : t t e ► ze a zn d It ell r Ile , • s el., �l,an t f 1f l L t 1 "E 1. ty this section lege busy taking out their \V Whims where slle worked for five potatoes. The vieia is reported fair. months. 811e is dozy tar*ing a z•isit .--\'\ a are iudced pleased to report the among friend in 1 oudon tow uslli ,-- Steael l' i111piYiyetuc'11t in the health of Messrs, J. Iialnilton and L, Downing, d l } ft tF d 3:00 MINUTE CLASS -PURSE vS5O. 1)onavon, R. A. Skinner, In- gef sta]l, 1 1 1 Sulineer, A. Forbes, Seaforth, 2 2 2 Bessie. ,lohna iarrorv, Varna, 8 8: 4 Kitty devail, HI. Pervis, Lon - dolt, 4 4 3 Tiiue, 2:40 each heat, The Groot rile Which Ras. Cosi. Nearly $3,000,004 Opened a; Last. Toronto. Sept. 19. -• The ceremo- nies in connection with the formal opening of the new city buildings commenced at :non yesterday. when the Governor -Genera's hotly (:cards' Band ascended the platforms erected en the lawn 00 the queen street front of the buildingand played at number of national and patriotic airs. They held the fort until 2.80 . p.111., when they were sueeeeded by the hand of the 4th siiglvatn.h rs, who in torr- were relieved at 5 o'clock by the band of the loyal Grenadiers. ard at 7.30 the hand of the Queen's Own began and contin- ued playing until 10 p.m., at which hour the outdoor programme was brought to a conclusion. The mayor bad so arranged that the citizens will be given ten hunrs of eontinuuus music by brass bands as a fitting ac- companiment to the great event. Opened. 'With Golden Rey. At 2.1.5 the mayor and members of the City Council assembled, entering by the James street entrance. They then proceeded to the maul entrance of the building, where they were photographed. They were ten join- ed by the ex -members of Council and the entire group were photographed. The mayor then advanced to the main entrance and, producing a gold- en key, unlocked the door, and en- tered the building. followed by the members and ex-netahers of Council. The centre of the main lobby at the foot of the grand staircase had been roped off, and seats provided. as- cending to the first landing the mayor was accompanied by Rev. Principal Caren and Rev. Prof. Clark. A passage of scripture was read by Principal Caven, and Prof. Clark led in prayer. The ?layor's _Address. His Worship Mayor Shaw then de- livered an address, giving a histori- cal sketch of the' -new building. and the causes which led to its erection. The total expenditure to date on the building was $2,092,682.57. When the mayor finished his speech the band struck up "God Save the Queen." In the evening a high-class concert was given by these well-known ar- tists: Miss Beverley Robinson, Miss H. Edythe Hill, Mr. Harold Jarvis, Miss Ada Hart, and instrumental se- lections by lIrs. Harold Jarvis and lir. Frank Smith of Chicago. ti 1, o h Ly evening 1 re. N` e e Ino_\ l e e .wits an o ► !lea! n r3 isles. !Rev,) ► t ► p � . be fully restored to her usual healt i. James Scott is on the sick. list, We 1 ---It is etuamonly reported that ere !lope he may soon recover. -St, Marys lain one of those festiz: a ()evasions church, Brinsley, will hold their slums• all Ifarvest Home Dinner an Oct. 11th. We all expect snauething good as the music is going to be furnished by the Parkhill choir" --•-It is with pleasure we report of the happy event which came to pass in this vicinity of late. On Friday, 15th Inst., Mr. Henry Hicnlil. ton made a bee to gravel his lane, which goes to show that Henry is n of going to walk in laud any longer. On ' g, the slake evening a large and well se- lected crowd gathered from Biddulph. Stephen and McGillivray and they stayed until the eastern horizon be- cause luminous with the dawn of morn- ing., The musie was in keepiug with the whole affair, being simply ;rand, Messrs. Edwards and Darling did the "noble grand" with their stringed in- struments, while Mr. Potter in atceom- paning on the organ, was in no de- gree behind the time. The "callers off" must surely lie congratulated on their new changes, The crowd, although strange on the whole, harmonized Zeck]. Biddalph, although beg name thrills in the ears of all foreiguers,sent representatives as sociable as could be, but McGillivray and Stephen think with alittle practice that theBiddulpb- ers would be nearlx-asgood dancers as themselves. Shoufd these three town- ships meet again on such. all occasion it is the reporter's sincerest wish that the giris will not return home singing "Where was my boy to -nights" --On the 12th inst., a happpyail'ltil took place here, when Mr. Ridley Watson and Miss Lottie Johnston were united in • the holy bonds of matrimony. -Mr. Wes Berr^ has returned to Brinsley af- ter spending some time on a wedding tour. I[e looks as if he enjoyed leis trip. -The League is beginning again at Mare's Hills church. No doubt their work will be prosperous. -Mr. Willis Shouldice succeeded in getting JUDGES. Grain and Roots.---(ieorye McEwen, Hensall; Jos, Cobblediek, Exeter. -•S ,t . aitine] r ac zrei,. :iia 1 Ifo t ` •z• and z Datil. n Brown, Crediton; A. J. Rollins, Exe- ter. Fruit. ---H, E. Huston and D. Mill,. Exeter. Fine Arts. -W. s, -W. D. Weekes, Exeter. Ladies Work„ -Mise Ida Eydd, Us - borne; s -borne; Miss Smith, Maple Lodge; Mass Marks, Brucefield. Heavy Horse., W, Brock and E. W. Charlton, . Merton; Jos, White, St. Marys. Light horses, ---Dr, Carr, Kiri:- tom J. S. C'oppin, ?lfitrliell. ('cattle. ---Henry Heal, Mitchell; Jas. Snelh. Sheep. -D. C. McLean, Kippen; 1V. Roy, Ft in:ton.. Ho *s.--Jno. Shephard, Heusall; W. M Allistt r, Varna. Poultry. --Chat:,. Aetzel, Seaforth; E. 111 ward, laxeter. Implements. --S. Moffatt, Varna, D. McNichol, Farquhar; W. C. Kyle, Kip- . lit'l1 George Bertram, M.P., Operated On. Toronto, Sept. 19. -Mr. John H. Bertram received a telegram from New York last night stating that his father, Mr. George Bertram, M. P., bad undergone an operation, and was resting easily. The operation was performed by Dr. Helmuth, the eminent New York surgeon, and was entirely successful. The veins in Mr. Bertram's left arm had become swol- len and tangled, which caused rheu- matism •n the arm ? and shoulder. It is likely that Mr. Bertram will he able to return to his home in a few weeks. Farmers' Tnatitutes Flourishing. Toronto Sept.19.-According to the annual report of the Ironsuperintend- iBIDaTk1S8TY8 f 1115splendid ilii; the result r i -health.. i Indomitable will and tremendous en- ergy are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, nse Dr. King's New Life Pills, They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25 cents at any Drug Store. Zurich i Intended for last week.,) Weather fine and beautiful. -The farmer's in this vicinity are almost done seeding; some are putting in a number of acres, while others are thinking about going into mixed farm- ing. -Mr. and airs. Rau and family, of Milverton, were the guests of air. and Mrs. Greb, of the Huron House, for the past week. -Mr. D. L. Williams is re- covering from his long and serious ill- ness. -lir. Mortin, superintendent of Agencies for Dominion Life Assurance Company ; paid our town a fiving visit last Friday in the interest of the com- pany. -The Zurich Flax Company have disposed of the entire stock of Sax at a very unreasonable figure. They think flax growing and manu- facturing is a thing of the past. -The Zurich Public School and grounds have been somewhat renovated which great- ly adds to their appearance. -The Gos- pel Band is still in town and the at- tendance is very good ---A number from town and vicinity took in Toron- to exposition last week and it is ex- pected a. greater number will attend the Western Fair this week. -Mr. Mil- ton Buchanan left for Toronto Satur- day to resume his studies in the Uni- versity. He is now on his third year. The Zurich Fair seems to be a promis- ing success as there never was a larger ntunber of members than this year. The concert in the evening of the sec- ond day of the fair, to be given under the auspices of the Zurich Public School, will, it is hoped, be a• success both financially and every other way. -Fire broke out in the fruit evapora- tor owned by Merner Bros., and total- ly destroyed it, together with a store- house and about 3,000 pounds of dried apples. Fortunately all hands escaped. Mr. Gotleib Merner was somewhat burned. DEATn3 OF HENRY REICHERT.-The cold hand of death has again entered our midst and taken away another of the old land -marks of Hay, in the per- son of Mr. Henry Reichert, Sr., of this place. He departed this life at the good old age of 84. He leaves a wife and a large family of grown up sons i to .mourn his and daughters depar- ture. whichh always cause a flutter among the young folk will take place in our midst. More lutrticulaz:s later. -Mr, Arthur Kellerman has taken aeituaati- on behind the counter hi Mr. J. Keller - man's general store. \\'ewish Arthur success 1n his undertaking. --This week we chronicle the death of Mrs, Hob], hero of the 16th concession, which sad event occurred Saturday evening. The funeral took , . ay place o Tuesday to u Tr 3 the R.C. cemetery :at Limerick, ' The community extend their sympatthy to the bereaved family in this their hour of sad trial. -The 'i.?,A, filet on Mon- day evening to transact some impor- tant business. _Mr. Levett, of Exeter, was he town Monday. Farquhar B. lla5', Farquhar, Conveyancer, Willa Mortgages and Deeds drawn up. Money to loan 4toweetrates of interest. Farms t0 rent. AIr. William Turnbull left here on Saturday last tovisit hisfat her -in-law, Mr. M. Eacrett, who was for many years a resident of Exeter. As the Brantford Exhibition is going; on this week when he is there be will have an opportunity to take it in,- Mr. D. Mc- Dougall, teacher in Pleytown, S. - S. No. 3, has been re-engaged at an in- crease of salary of $35, This shows that his excellent services are duly ap- preciated. -Messrs Thos. McCurdy, Daniel Coward and Wesley Heywood left here on the excursion, of the. 12th inst„ for 'Manitoba to see the country and visit friends. -The Foresters of Court Star intend to have their Anni- versary service next Sunday at 2.30 p. m. in the Public Hall when the Rev. Mr. Waddell. will preach.. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody. - Rey. C. Fletcher, of the Thames Road, returned hone last Thursday evening from his sojourn. to the Old Country the hand and heart of a yonng English after len absence of three or four lady of Ailsa C'rai,r months, He went away for the bene -g. fit of his health and we are glad to ' learn that he is nearly restored to good h g health. -Mrs. Flora Cameron and Mrs.. Ann Gardiner, who are about 80 years of age, drove through here with a liv- ery horse one day last week on their way to Mrs. Thos. Glenn's and Mrs. John Fife, whose guests they were for the day. -Mr. Henry Stratton, who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Fletcher, left for his home in Michigan on Tuesday last. He goes by way of St. Thomas where he will stay a few days with friends in that No Right to Ugliness. The Woman -who is lovely in face, formand temper will always have would be at- tractive but onewho tractive must keep her health. If she is weak, sickly and all run down, she COMMERCIAL LIVERY. First -clads Rigs and Horses Orders left atHawkshai's Hotel, or at the Livery Stable, Christie's old Stand city. -Messrs. T. G. Hay and Thos. will receive prompt at - Allen each sport a bike, the former a tention. , Massey Harris and the latter a Domin- ion. Centralia Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McFalls, of Lon- don, are visiting friends and relatives here. -Mr. J. C. Sheardown, our enter- prising blacksmith, is about to open np a full line of buggies, sleighs and cutters. --The majority of the farmers have threshed out and the yield this year is a head of last year. -Mr. Thos. Elston has completed his chopping house and has commenced to grind. It will, indeed, be a great convenience to the farmers. -The " Apple King " is out again and has a large number of hands engaged at the work. The crop this year is not as heavy as that of last year, thus the prices will likely range a little higher. -Rev. Waddell,. of Elimville, preached here on Sunday last in behalf of the superannuation fund. He handled the question very ably, the subscription amounting to over 330 . -The Rev. Mr. Husser, of Crediton, will take charge of the ser- vices here next Sunday, while on the following Tuesday the Epworth League intend giving a Harvest Home supper. A good time is expected. - On Monday evening last the Sr. Leag ue under the auspices of the Jr. League, enjoyed a very pleasant evening's entertainment. Buzz- SocitL.-Everybody should. patronize Exeter's popular musical ar- tists in their concert to' be given in Centralia next Tuesday night. The Davidson fancily are hard to heat in this line, and together with the buns and honey and the moderate charge of 15c. we bespeak for the Centralia League a bumper house. -Miss Baker ,r of Fairfield is convalescing -We con gratulate Miss Grace Salton, on hate mg secured the prize offered by the now being completed, the member- will:be nervous and irritable. If she tv.o.T.0 of Lacknow, to the pupils ship has so far this year increased had constipation or kidney tionble,her gaining the highest marks i]1 Physio- 1,500 and will perhaps reach 2000 impure blood will cause pimples, logy, -A great many from here at - before 1900. eat of Farmers' Institutes, which is. Farnham. N.Y., 'Wiped Out by Fire. Buffalo, Sept. 19,:-A special to The News from Farnham says al- most the entire business section of that village was griped out of exist- ence by a fire yesterday. The loss is between 8200,000 and 3250,000. blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch- tended the Exeter Fair and were de- ed complexion. Electric Bitters is the lighted with the fine exhibits. -The best medicine in the world to regulate junior league gave a good program lush stomach, liver and kidneys and to aionday night under the charge Ui purify the blood. It gives strong 1 miss 0. Flicks, nerves, bright eyes, smooth. velvety skin, rich complexion. It will make a t h I I d re'for good-looking,charming woman of a f . Cry rein -down invalid. Only 50 rents at 1 IA any Drug Sloe. } cAsT0 Ft TermsReasonable Telephone i Connection SOLE LEATHER We wish to impress on the minds of everybody that we don't sell sole leather, neither do we sell meat as tough as sole leather. OUR•MEATS Are of the very best quality. Try our big brown Sirloin !toast. It is as toothsome and appetizing as the famous peacoek's roast of Siingly times. We know how to fix it up all ` nice for the open. Try us once, You'll try us twice; You'll fmd our meats ' Are choice and nice. John manning. aHOIJSANDS OF YOUNG MEN are 141 / I T troubled with nervousness, despon- dency, exhaustion, loss of memory,'4ittii aching backs and kidneys,. painful urine -iii Lion, bashfulness,,, sediment .in urine, losses Les at night, impotency, headaches, varicocele, 1 im les ulcers, bonepains,-The results �of evil habits in. south or later excesses. Our Vitalized Treatmentcures the worst cases. 9 Emissions &, Varicocele 9 sapthe vigor and *vitality and produce R! wek men. gOur Dollar'Treatmentee will Cure You. Stricture and Cleet, No matter how chronic, yield to our Vital -t< (!! ized Treatment. No operation no pain, no detention from business. ,All drains 0 cease. Our Dollar Treatment will (41 Cure You. Ite Blood Sexual Diseases cured forever. No return of the disease. No Mercury. No Poison. Our Dollar Treatment will Cure lrou. We. Guarantee Cures. We treat and cure all dis- ONE DOLLAR ' •, eases of men and women for R tiaminaticn and C,nsnita ion free. Write for Question. List for Soon t'oetroent gt is U.i OLU1 47 i9.ich ole 5seava, ?{{33lrrira il, Detroit, Mich. Vtierieetweeeeeeeciteeeeeetle iximismtiro:PIK1rrarovw" Ivor - 9 ou 1}RRops A1'egetablareparationforAs- similating tltir)'oodacldRegWa- ling the s tomsetls and:Boweis of SEE THAT THE* SIGN4I.TURE ---0 F P'romotesDigestiall,Cileeirul- uegs and! st,Contair s neither Opium, iorpitla6 nor ITuleral. 1170T NA .c oT1C. Aeritiii irate.711int Seca, A,4441413,10 gsi`�'17`arzv; Aperfectllemedy [or Conslipa- kola, Sour Stoiurlcfi,Dier'rhote. Wornes,Convutsions,Feverish- ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Tee:Simiie Signature of ct; •Crr�`s�r. ND* YORK.. IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE OP EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER, TORIA .400144.011. Castorla Is put up In one -eke bottles only. Ito is not sold In. 'bulk. Doa't allow anyone to eel/ yon anything else on the ploy or proeho that It Is "just as gown and "will %newer every par. pore" eneflee that you get 0-A•B•T-0•31-I-S, eto ciaaila de:store of. 1 avarf mrappar, COUNTY OF HIVRON. TMEASUtEWS SALMM OF LXA4IDS FOR TAXES. COUNTY OF HURON TO WIT : By virtue of warrant, tinder the hand of the Warden and Seal (if the Cor- poration of the County of Huron. dated the '21st day of August, 17199, com- manding ne to levy upon the lauds hereinafter described, for the arrears of taxes respectfully due thereon, together with costs, notice is hereby given that unless such taxes and costs are sooner paid, I shall in compliance with the Consolidated Assessment Act, chapter 224, R.S.O. 1897, proceed to sell by public auction the said lands or so inuch thereof as may be necessary to dis- charge the same, at the Court House, in the Town of Goderich, on TUESDAY, THE 5Tii DAY OF DECEMBER, 1899 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. TOWNSHIP OF ASH WIELD. No. of Con. or No, of Patented or Description No. of Lot Street. Acres. Unpatented. Taxes. Costs, etc. Total. N. S. - 4 4 4 E. D. 50 Patented 321.20 $2.78 323.98 TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE. 16 6 E. D. 74 Patented 26.73 2.67 29.40 10 Maitland 70 " 12.49 2.31 14.80 TOWNSHIP OF GODERIOH. 18 B. 8 Patented 94 2.25 3.19 9 Maitland 45 " 11.45 2.30 13.75 TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH. 25 6 50 Patented 3.14 2.50 VILLAGE OF BLYTH. McConnele Survey 9 Block B. 1 Patented 5.43 2.25 7.68 VILLAGE OF WROXETER. 3 Main S. & S. I Patented 8.76 2.25 11.01 Part of Part of South part Part of Part of a County Treasurer's office, Goderich, Aug. 29, 1899. WM. HOLMES, Co. Treasurer. Fall Fairs. - Ailsa Craig Parkhill Goderich Blyth " 21-22 26.27 26-28 Oct. 0-10 CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The bee simile signature Of. it on every • Waller. TIMBER WANTED Highest Cash Price paid for Black Ash, white Ash, Red and White Oak, Hard and Soft 1Vlaple, Hem lock Soft and Rock Elm: Either stumpage or delivered in yard. For farther particulars apply to GUS. WAGNER, Manager for the S. I. Co, Exeter. i] A 4'",.N.:Y,7M 1riYtlN,UYNN7�F.:1A�'