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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-12-28, Page 8gcssiness Brightness Bring Success. 'Winter ':erre opens. Ja,U. 2nd. t C„ ..tr^ . .al. .,_e .47,, TliAi.TFopt, e ONT. A• large advertisement is not: neeessary to • ten you that we have the test commereit#t school. aget oar catalogue. It gives you fall rartieulalrs. In nue Month at of our re. cent ...orients ients notitted 'is that they had t>laen gnat sir:iati')riP. We have a Stark' of nine t-'e,t:e• teachers. ' W. 4. Elliott, Principal aft 1?" . tr .40 LOCAL 1)OIN VCS. • II'.ee; Dix i.' ae• Liver Pelle and Dix 1Aitlney PiU . Sold by C. Lutz. Rev. W. M. Martin, M. A., and Rev. Br4)\et), B. 11 will t'xeltatng.' neetetee next S velay morning. Mr. dA tanel.,of Formosa, S. A., will pet a1(h in. \.t `',tmday evening in the d t slti ta•rian thumb.. The Zlatlnteipal candidate who attests's 1 .byes the (days wont • be to the swim at the' summing -op time. The Lecture delivered by Rev. 0. T. I ChthstatagvIelters. Hensel': Tee pit s.denit ()f the 311o1- Scott, B. ., in.J.tanes Steel Church, The following persons spent, or -are sons.laank t)f-Montreal quid Mr. P. W. • onTuesday evening waste in eloclnt:nt spending the (;bxistmes holidays 13.-lirodrie,k, matnagsi of the London able in o\v1 \ - ,.t ..1 and )I effort, wind the I'apw()rtkt t a i tn. Btoncur, Guelph; branch. ivt.z c here the t,ther day, ar- Leatgue i- to he congratulated on se- cnring his services. Other members of the program were recitations by Mrs. P. L. Bishop, arid Miss Beer, and musical selections by Mises Davidson, Miss Brown and a Inuit T quartette. The chair was occupied by '_4.r. W. IL Parsons. The Epworth League a James Street Church has elected officers for 1900 as follows: -Hon. President, Rev. C. W. Brown, B. D.; President, W. H. Poisons; Sr ices -Pres, of C. Il. De- partment, M. Salter; Vice -Pres„ of Literary Dept., Miss 13. Readmit); Vice -Pres, of Miaeionary Dept., C. 13. Snell; Vice -Pres., of Social Dept„ Dr. Aiitl4er,am; ;e» a'y, Miss Ida Fergw on; ()Iganist, 3Iise Ella Rollins; Convenor of Lookout Cone., P. 1'rayne;Convenor .)f 31ueic'a1 t'orn.,L. Gregory; Convenor elf Fiera ('om., Miss L, Tre•vethick. The following are the sums which have been sent out by the county trea- su.•er ie► (he different municipalities in the inspectorate of West Hinson. The t! 12tnehave been paid to) Meeeh"ol 'or the Public Stohoo3 leaving work and continuation elasees:•---Ashfield, $155;('t)liss)rale, $691 Goelerieh township, The Twentieth ('e uta ry Thanksgir. neat Hay tam; Stanley, Stunley, $80; S tephe n, i' eel ell in Jamest. row"- ,la., l'st1U1t :111Week_ WCil4s1, gatiel up te► .a ►e d:efnextc tet 1,i :.: Inst tvetm.in $20; Exeter, ;2Ki; i," 1, • ►lens•5ll, ttiel. Eatyfield-59. Mr john i :,_nti-i'_ , disposed of his. Auction sial(. Taia•a,,a::f,n; elft/)#)le, "e.eaaan of drivers Leath. t forget the .alto of farm sheet: of ,., 4 • ,i • .e• i 7 to Mr. tineatleste, o- lt..c:•!.fte -el, last week Qat-tom m t'sros", unser seizttre for taxes t? ;L good fige.n'e at the 3ilailsion House, Exeter, on Sat- - The Contra/ Hos el 'i ,s illznt,inetetl nirslay,:u 2,1'elock. for the iiret t inn. h ;!et:t leve gas, one Neese ten Refuge Notes aturday night aced enol the re'=tthe were es (besot.(. 'file e'e ae n beta ie It"t hip ye.ix is that i't•e tiering to 1 '• teee.,,e 2 to a ah n - star. ail sent oriel 1;e -ere there are not tent! iI e . e)t net e u..• ewe ;o be 1tn.ttlt• I"8) y1'8. M. de W. I r .elerhde.1):ding leased the i e .:let t.)r lei The Peet -Mice bleek, wilt open teak. Ise tor ;shoot demo mry 1*°, Walt .. ..11 toeek o li(a)rs and elute,. Th inie wee E,1: eel for the tentit. time ,lee, (enactor 1 s,; o %. night (Wed.) rice ice 8• in goats: eat/iron and the a to rr 1e'i'e'llt'r. e•njt,?A5a1 the pastime y': it•ii a. }este•:.t deal'af satisfaction. 3fr. and Mrs. i --T aekvrt.oih Exeter Multi., tenet -434,d aL number of their friends to at e• e) :a hop e>r, Friday night- 1oet. flees. . w a'4 ;dee a Ball „even at tete T, pee:owe Ile;:- . Exeter North, tilt ',!thoae. eight. The de mono to c,:,t, s '' plater of the tate tl a s:eye tl in clic reetent lire are -- t ine.l res Sat a' el 1ti nal his been Wile - :u tf.e .titi,)..1° )i, - '+. list+ . .S; Ira Y., 1s. a 1'Iauila faeeu4u'y, hit: et the bane of writing bee not been in running '•Havre son nEetie a e3 the advet'tise- zneut 1 have' ou the ft ne'e tett west, of town:" ,.tin) bueif vela will sent) the fence around to trey Nolte(( eerete day I will reals it uver,anel see what you are dealing in. Feet, is. Iem reeding mews, papers and tlenn'tget emelt; elle to.t udy Venereology." The biggest a olvie .a ;sing tntt•8t't in many year::. with a single newspaper. is one suet closed between la\':anautuker and the Philadelphia Iteeo)I•al. spiel► 3. fur a whole pewter a\t .t" forM100,p(kl. ''lVana'lnaker knows iie,(v t t make his 'money and follows up his till policy of advertising. The sale of Turkish Ste:llp Food is rapidly increasing. For restoring the natural color of the hair and as an in- vigorating hair dressing, it is the best can the market. (rive it a trial. Sold by 0. Lutz. 50c, z . bottle; 0 for $2.5t►, The home of Mr. George Brooks, Elizabeth street, was the scene of a very pleasant affair on Chr'istlnatsDay-, > -marriage the of t, t,ici'I being the ni,tz'zia;,t, of 1715 youngest daughter, Mary Ann, to Mr. Alex. Gauld, of Cleveland. Ohio. The eereui a8y was performed by the Rev. W. M. Martin, at, high noon, in the presence of the immediate relatives of the eontraeting parties,--sonne being present facia Mitchell. Logan anal London. The happy couple left for their house in Cleveland Tuesday morning, We are in receipt of a communica- tion trout ;tit. O. W. Snell. Dashwood, in reply to the Grand Bend corre- spondence in our last issue. The reply is a spirited one, but ars the matter has been hashed and re -bashed we cannot see that it will serve any good purpose, public or private, to publish it. While we welcome to our columns• comninni- cations disCFlssinn important public questions so as to benefit our readers, we cannot see that any good can res emit when principles are made second- ary natters, and CIS onal 'charges eS usurp the place ofcalm and practical ,arguments, hence we refuse to publish any more eoncerning this affair. One great advantage in 'using Dix Nerves and Blood Pills is that they are easily broken down, are soft and there- fore digestible. Many pills on the mar- ket are less properly manufactured, are hand, indigestable, and consequent- ly Inoue or less useless. Test thein by crushing one with the thumb or cut it with a. knife. • Dix Nerve and Blood • are sold by C. Lutz. Price' 25 and 'tabor. omi.nation held in • Ex- riday. evening; to resolu- .nirnously passed in favor xibetions for the benefit of the Canadian Con- k Africa. The Money o be forwarded to the for final judicious dis- hroughout the country sunicipalities are 'taking .ere. It is to be hoped that h•oughout the country may ate the cause, that the action .er may become general. The ifs certainly commendable and uld be uornily stepported. It is the .ty of Canadians to manifest their oyalty bycontrributing for the benefit of the soldiers. Many of them have relations and families dependent on. them and epethaena meaty May return in a disabled condition. We trust the - eontt'ibetione may be generous. Messrs..Thos. lay; Geo. McLeod and a Letz, as treasurer.; were alppointed as aConninittee to recoive contribt)- t ieins. We wottlkl suggest and strong Iy urg,e e:•ch Toivliship Council to vote. as contribution to this fund; to the. amount of says. x;2.5, We believethe ,people at large would warmly endorse Fetich notion on the part .of the various XUulieip1l counri,ls. Nines. the opening of the Hou -e, •41 means:: have died, 13 of that willlter p,:, *e(1 away t leisye tr; this huge dentin !tete .s tenet• to (Ile fact 111 at many Oar the inmate have almost exhausted their \'it t':ity )*e$.)I'e tenants; t" the 11+eel`,•. Not entree Pietd. Mr. ('11as. ).owe requests tht' Ats'i'o- •n"I• te):tnnoi1uee that owiug to his deli e . •i1 age. he will not be (, 480' tii,l•.te at, eoniueillor its the present 1 11uni'•ipsl eonf e'at, and wishes all his friend• not to mark their ballots on polling 418y in his favor. valise Lost. ()n or about Nov. 2.th, betwe•,er. tie:t- fal.h a*el Crediton, 'r black leathee va Pet', ee,nteining r.3i ding *uld otter wait `eef Finder will be suitably re. warded lay leaving s4uu(' at this office. Great sale of Foots and Shoes, 3. W. HHt'oikriek frill tieetuts• the :tort. nett door North of the Poet Odire on $1 ;dlr»lt the 1st of January, 1990, with a nieely assorted stork of Bernet tend Shoes which has burn parr- rh t -ell at 0 low rat(' in She dollar. We intend to sell 4•hcatp. \%'ait for the tier• - gains. J. W. I3tttsuEnwln. Mr. and lairs. Robe Barnes, of London; Mrs. Thompson, London, the guest of her brother Mr. Evans ; F. Willis, E. T. Bishop, P. Ross, ltd. +.8erett, l,d. Ceoeker, Miss. Norma Bolder, Miss I selwol are to be congratulated on se- Lily hardy, alt of Toronto; Niro and curing the services of H. E. Fair, as Mrs. A. Hoskin, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dyer, their teacher for 1900, at the moderate. and Wm. McLaughlin, Brantford; Ed, salary of a little over $100 per annm. u Stewart, Detroit; Mr. M. Martin, Haas- Mr. Fair comes very highly recom- s Siston; P Dinnan Toronto; Bel. and mended n d w L t Mrs, Rlch 1E'ldan and two daughters, gratifying success at 170 6, Stanley, raanging for the erection of a vault. It is stated that they intend putting a permanent manager there. Varna; The -trustees of the Varna 3 T BIG CASH STORE, . HAPPY A.ND t "•' 5s • P.Lls lP .lrriitJ V 1;.7 .. NEW 1 EAR O ALL CASH OR PRODUCE. CASH OR PRODUCE' r , a n a rent v expect very Ingersoll ; Misses Enema and Clara :ill•. Barnwell, whu hats taght hero el Dearing, ard, Galt; Mr. 1' Gridley. Detroit; Ida. .Ailsa Crani;; In all probability a si A. salter :end s+, ifs •nnd John :(,#Iter, new rectory will he built rn1 .'J1s. n ('i:uy 14)10100 _1lbert _leTaggatrt, Bowelan- Lille•: Malcolm )llllva rd London: Mrs, Ise xt• sllrnnlez. flea• Coln} re atiol4 tiff # Christ 'let •h ha' , eta- . 41 rc 1t (Hitt 51 George height, lidi rton;:111: and 1r'. ycrit)e(t $#;i3 :111(1 ;it. \Tail y's ('ht#tilt, Glias, Knight, 51. q.holntes; Mi: \\c m• I31'i1el('3' $i)G(1, ('.1nva(FSP1's :.rP hofs' 0 0"M's ', • t Gni I., nd n s , \\ t oll,ttt rte •-. gg' , r doin'Y '`Tical Crain nn(I ns., doubt loo; bred Willis, Marlette, Mich.; :miss congregation ^' not be c H. Parsons, Detroit. i theiquotafoe the i rec_ti(,n1 lof)ta Gou;d'-•Coltins. utd comfortable Peetory. .A quiet but very pretty welding lb-nea1ll: At the hest reg vas solemnized as high noon, Z educes- lag "f 'Enrich Lutlga A. F. e slay. it being the tn:erria ge of miss b • . ' , . f"lfU\vinf.,t)f`Ilft s.8 ii'f rie !•le - A a Collins of teal Horton street, t'' i J we,Dr. ('atnspeell; ('1 1-tlr. John C. Gould, of Richmond street, Beath; Treats. C.A. i1ely formerly of bee cerci• -inc bride Officers Installed. t. ief ,. , At the regular meeting of Lebanon Forest a st Lodge, No. E3;1. A. F. (k, A M„ held last evening. . (Wednesday ) the following otftcer were duly installed, vi:: J. A. Stewart, W. M.; P. (rowan, eh \ .: I. H. Carling. J. W.: (en. Wal - Chap„ 11, F, O'Neil, Treas.; C. II. S: z d, re, SE's. y; Eobt, Knight, S. D,; L. 11 Nation, kaon, J. 1).; II. N. Anderson, 1. (. ; Joie. Davis .and 1\•'ni, Sweet, Stewards; E. Christie, A. J. Rollins and W. ft. Levett, Finance Coin.; J. A Stewart P. (inwanN, 1. H. Carling, Siek r'ot11 Jos. (.'t.bbledie . D. of 0.; S. :Tweet. Tyler. 4 Ceo WO: Proceedings. ('.'une•il met at 4'atl3 of Reeve in Town Hall, Det 2Ist. All present. Minutes of pr'Peions meeting read and coni3r- Inhtl- EvanS • ;Mir, that the following tr.,;eeltnts 114 paused endorders drawn on Treasurer• for scone: Dickson Ar, Carl- ing, .crafting Itylaws, ne count re. 81.011etal pavements eta'. w,S.•10• James ,Y • I ' e • i tl' t z drawing the „L,i John Gil- lespie, 1 r o , lin it lest) a workingon station street wee , Janne; Creech, charity to Mrs. Sutton, ;;11C*. Parried. Taylor. strnitatrotig. that Connell adjourn to meet' att.call of Reeve. G. Il.. Iii •41ETT, Clerk. Hedges, of London, the guests of Mrs, for the past five years, goes to: lark-'° \\ , 1i. I ea 'nig, Stephen, LutherHone ton. Nota :rations. The Nomination Meeting for the nomination of Reeve, Councillors and School trustees, was held in the Town Hall, on Friday night. The hall was filled to its utmost capacity, thus man- ifesting an interest such. as should be in. all well regulated towns. At 7.:10 the Returning Officer, Mr. George Bissett, called for nominations, when the following' gentlemen were 'duly proposed, viz: - Fon REEVi-E. Spackman, T. B. Carling, W. G. Bissett, L. H. Dickson, J. N. Taylor, Wm. Bawden and Dr. Lutz. ConNCILLOE5 John Muir, John Wood, E. S. Howard,' C. H. Sanders, I. Armstrong, W. Harding, John Evans, Alex. Dew, W. H. Levett and Chas. Rowe. Sonoma TRUSTEES -H. E. Huston, P. Frayne, W. J. Carling. The hour for nominations having elapsed, Mr. Bissett was asked to re - some the chair by a unanimous show- ing of hands. After the rneetin,g had been called to order it 'was moved, seconded and adopted that the speak- ers be allowed only ten minutes in which to air their views, with the ex- ception of the Reeve, who would be allowed ten minntes in which to reply. The retiring Reeve, Mr. H. Spackman, gave a most creditable account of his stewardship and dealt with the finae- Mal questions in a most clear and com- prehensive manner, and as Councillor Taylor said, so fully had he covered the grotmd that there' was but little material for hint and the other Coun- cillors on which to speak. How- ever, the 'other members of the old Council had their little say,.with the exception of Bir. Evans, who ' was absent, followed by the other nomi- nees present. After a vote of thanks to the Chairman, the meeting closed. Since the Nominations several have resigned, leaving now in the field -the following candidates: REEvla.-W. G. Bissett and Jelin Taylor. Counrcxnxons.-John .Muir, John Wood, E S. Howard, I: Armstrong, John Evans and W. H. Levett. Being only three . nominations the trustees were elected by acclamation Kirkton: Mr. Jas. Watson, who sus- tained severe us-tained`severe injuries by being struck by a falling tree, is able to be about again --Mr. 3. R. Harnwell, of Varna, has been engaged' by the trustees of etnr,schcol as their teacher for next year, at a salary of $400. Mr. Harn wel l comes well recommended. Luerettat. C?. ('o111us, daingllter of Mr. I#. 3. I). cook; \v1 iivanti►ron, Tyler, W. assisted. it 1)i leE ! nl ,i1 1', 111,. l :il)Yl 3I. Collin , %%life Mr. 13.0. Sperling sup-Etu.. il, .1. I), t,.a)ot,. tu'' porte•:1 the groom. The tnics. weed Iiillegrcen: The prettily d.e.•orated with palls and i \e.ai" "lel Sesta of Mi tea tis. After the wedding eei'etnony. I vet"! y n nrr"i" esez' ix which Rev. Jos; Edge 4)lfi(e1 Ited, the tt tie'1enas the lett l guests to the number 1sff about 4(►, )tar- , horse stable im took of ;a dainty wedding repast, Mr; i and went to o Fred 1°'itage:,Fl)tl played the wedding tt *^8'. Merv* Inarvlt from hleoliengrin." '.h*ny he tri* tl "! beautiful presents evielelileed t1u es•- kt4'leed, kis• teem In which she young couple are :4tt0*e\c:all held by their Iuany friends. Mr. and 4 batt be \va) Mrs. (.'tmld )eft this aafternoone on t#'i Kirke° trip to eastern cities. Guests were i of 1.. 0 luesent frown Exeter. Marlette, Mach., I gyre fo Belleville and Toronto).-lnsndutt-1(3-3t, 't'" vert son: 'ttr.(aeorge Blunt. of London, lean- IF. Jo Igo.. of the' bla 'i,.. n31h (hepta; t wo:i Tres if 1 (aialpllell,s rarriege factory. is I Le' •septi( iii; tis: R it at\:a hove, to „#tae. )t Mr. A. Nevin..'-Twat#es. and Harvey ill Ilieks with thein sister Mr,. Irwin. of • Loudon, Fre visiting under the parent- al rtemf. Miss llornthy Hotline, Landon, i'- i isit leg here. the guest Mee Maude 1 ayldtan)1.- 'Mises I:t' Ilos,enlaurg and Emma Abbott London. are visiting friends am lativee here. Miss .tnt'nu lit ie sending her holiday-: in with rt'lativeee- The Rev. S. extend.: hearty thanks to all t' hers 41f tine eircit for their i1* giving hint a ('luistmos t ing :t") bags of t1:#t• for -- 'rlu• alttitiv r airy t*f (0 S*'h"ol will he held on , Monday **4'tit. On San will be preau•heetl T1s tht1 Warden, of St. Thorne. afternoon a mass weigh for the benefit of the 3fonekly, o' New Yeats be given, after which a• be rendered, temeirtil songs and other at Tho ('resliton quartet nioli the Musk', PERS Miss Annie Same in Elora this wee! 11. Kin -a Stn z Sarnia on'Phtlr d 31rs, J. V. ('ro with friends in Mr. B*lrtou He (lays with fl'iend, 1 1 h l i 11 t°(e of day argains,.' have considerable fancy gads left ove from Xmas. which we are going to clear New Years trade. if you require any- the line of fancy goods for presents we ve you well. e have twenty Ladies'Black Astrachan Fur Capes. o you want a bargain ? Come and see the values, $16.00, $16.00, $17.00, $a1$•- 4 00 and $19.00. They will, go quick at these k prices. 1 pent Christmas 11. is spending 0 few Ingersoll. tVelilington \'( eott spent Xmas. day with friontls St. Marys. Miss Clara 1 11 t 1tr,t tt1is the guest of _Mier .ettie Walters. Mr. Harris, of Ann Harbor, is visit- ing hisaannt, Mrs Joseph Bowdon. Mr. and Mrs. XL Treble spent [Christmas with relative: in i*le(•iilfiv- ray. Miss Ethel I)ow is suffering from a severe attack of congestion of the lungs. Master Frank Samwell is spending the holidays with relatives in tVood- stock. Mrs. M. FIoody-, of Blyth, is visiting her parents, 31r. and Mrs, Richard Crocker. Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Hobson, of Hayfield are visiting f1'ietals 1n and around town. Mrs. F. Collins and eon, are pend- ing the holidays in London, the guests of Mr. W. E. Collins. 1 odd On will will art ions lt.ln'ieS, d1 far - CSC •itingfrietids lane.' tz',trn -MIr's. Brown and three daughters, P.Christmas 1 North, Spt?77t with relatives in St. Marys. Mr. Andy Oke, late of Detroit, has accepted a position as harness maker with Mr. John Snider at Erueefield. Mr. James Gould and Miss Jane Gould left on Friday for Detroit and Pontiac to spend the Xmas. holidays. Miss ).ilia Johns, who has been on an extended visite with friends in Win- nipeg, Jan., returned home on Friday la et, Mr. Hender, who left last week on a visit to St Thomas, returned Tuesday morning and has accepted a position with Mr. R. Pickard, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Frayne, of Wilkesport, are visiting relatives in and around Exeter. Mrs. Harris is a niece of Mr. Thos. Sweet. Mr. Whyte, of the Whyte Packing Co., of eStratifoz'd, ninde some calls soliciting stock for the'aabove company on Monday and niet with success. Mr. Chas. • Kinyon, of Ardoch, N. Dak., arrived here last week and will spend a. few months with .his nude, Mr. Wm. Horton, and other friends. Mr. Howard Walsh and Mr. Wm. Cobbledick, of Orono; Mr. • Walter Guest and Miss Emma Guest, of • To- ronto, and Miss Lena Guest, of Elgin :field, are Visiting at Mr. Jos. Cobble - Mr. Wm. Dignan, who has .been in one of the principal cities of Indiana since July last, returned home last week. , Since his absence he has been. exclusively :engaged in shoeing read horses in one of the largest and best shops hi the state. • While Mr. Frank Bailey, of Hamil- ton, was attempting to *assist a horse, which had fallen on the street, it roll- ed on him and broke his leg. al rte h tat•, c neebur 1•ing offi- • 4'1001541; I Robin- 11tee,See.., 31. Kennedy: •i ( 3. 1)"npe; t4. Brown; 2nd ,rd ('one., `l'bo., ir,. A. Robinson zei; Tyler, \Vu*. ...N. Shier end II. c. 'ti4't I'*d"r :Oohed (,ell, at eoung fartit labor.t 4n, on the streets in Len -1 v. Wardell \vat'( riding aa1 It 114- • i. 0iie..ee•tl to have $ ,t*a.e .ie'n tet 'tli•ll.utt'*171. i £11:1! \I) 4 ••'114,*:l4i t:,il :Sett inepeet s J(t ;tl\i,+rd An(it•rt(tnl, • 4)t 1.4+u. ell*• 1r14t'-I 14 tit his ittc,yele in fr*1111 t'f (iter CENT'S>arrba r hal* FURNISHINGS and when hsought ter the \i'he*•1 had di'apiseared. ;,7 -7.7 -7,, -:- trait 11 is sail to have traded the .:iesin*g wheel at ('tel*Haien(. 1l ' 14.-40 Or.): gi't' ha1\i• 113ai1•a'il ixt tsar o.'e)I• remanded. to the 277th inst. Tnelierrulitll: .1st inttet-et to e eventQualit; andc took plaC' at the retdenee of 111'. S. t•,• Reid. Mill Road, on Wednesday even. 1 to suit you. ing last. This was the etta rriatge eef - Miss Agnes I:.. daughter of Mr. Reid, to 31) William liruad€oot. The core -1m as 1L many' was performed Ity Ren-. Mr, Sewers, and was witnessed by .t good- FEEL WELL Ty number of the friends *'f the young vouple, 31r. and Mrs. Iit•1radfont have flats of Hinds who Will unite with LOOK WELL uv in wishing thein a long, and proe- peirnu, married life. • This i:: what wealwaty'••aeente liith (ioderieh Tp: .1 happy event took when lit masse n snit for yon, 3)Im'4' at tbs.'tonne of.lohn Gardner. tout line, onT*le they (venin;;, Nile.' the marriage a£ his daughter, to Z'iie'ees that Please, Time. Mttrplty. of the ltith eon. Mire; llameliltmn altered as bridiesns:.id, white the #** elm's brother', Albert. perfetrin- ed1 the duties of groomsman. Rev. A. Stewart otlieiatitlg, •-.John 3t*C'alimey haus sold bee two f:trrns, on the ith and ?+alt e'"neessit)Itke, containing 10,0 aures, to Alexander (Cox, for a bent $7 NNt. One of the farms Inas no buildings on the it. the r has t good flaunt house ail bathe barn. The land isfile•t•-41ass. et and while the price is to very good one. the farm is if value. . )e oat. b en's good natural Fur, Coats for $12.54, lar price was ]€.QQ , See them. I. r SENSE ANDS a Yen will find in this new :text Bert. Knight. 1st " Vision 13laoshau'd: A pleasing event 4)4'- eurrt51 at the resident* of Ctrs. Slack, eighth line. Wednesday evening. when her daughter 13181* and Geo. W. Spea- red, of the `allele township, were united in the holy bonds at matrimony. There were a )argent tuber of the friends and relatives of the families of both bride and bridegroom present to eele- br:ate the nuptials. The interesting Ceremony wee pt•7'foi'*ueti at J o'clock, by the Rein, Mr. Harrison. of Granton, the bribe being ;;vee away by her brother. Mr. J. H. Slack, of St. 3laarys. The bride wa8 ehau'IuingIy attired for the occasion in a blue grey cloth dress and cal'i'ietl a 11aLn(lrotste bouquet of carnations and roses. The bridesmaid was hiss Ferguson, of Str'athroy, who wore as dress silililae to. the Bride's. Olive May Slack was ninid of honor and was attired in a dress of cream colored cloth, trimmed with iacP and she also, as did the bridesmaid, enrrieti fl• boaquct of carnations and roses. Mr. Spsarin was supported by his brother, Mr. II Spearm. Wingham: Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mar- tin are mourning the loss of their in- fant child, Austin Melvin. The little euedied on Friday last, aged 5 months. 1 Comes with advan. ing years; but can be cleared by properly fitted glasses: Spectacles are our speciaity. When we fit them, they give satisfaction. Eyes examined free. S. Fitton, GRADUATE OPTICIAN, ,.,AT... T. Fitton's Jewelry Stare George Mulholland, about Yid y eta) of age, of Hamilton, dropped dead ae• his residence. Henry Beare, n. Hamilton baker, eoinmitted suicide by cutting .,his thrnat with a razor. regu- (IellYl iB & PIQII1S0. Manufacturers and installers ,.OF.. ACETYLENE G E E R1TQ1S. One (laor South Central Hotel, EXETER, - - t)NT. Snail GO MERCIAL LIVERY. First-class Rigs and Horses Orders left atHatkshaw's Hotel, or at the Livery Stable, Christie's old Stand will receive prompt at- tention rrolephon c ern: i Reasnl.able 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 1 big brown Sirloin) boast. It toothsome and appetizing as e4'• i' famous nn esaoa2S roast of $i i t, tilos. We know how to iiti it exp aft nice for the oven. Try its once, You'll try us twice; You'll find our meats • Are choice and nice. . Jnhf Manning, .-foe 4,N. 0-INteSY- (0,04 ►albeewa^seoo-a t "Chic" 0 WITS are • easily modeled from Priestley's Black WoolFigured Fabrics tbecause the firmness of the, texture and exquisite weave yield ideal draping qualities. - "^ Combined with this is the originality of the designs in Black Wool Figures -in Matalasse effects, 1?►zmures, Pebble Cloths and Wool Canvass Cloth. For the street,.for calling or for the house, Fashion dictates from across the water as eminently cot- rest this season "Priestley" stamped on the selvedge. Priestley's Black ' Wool Figured Fabrics Sold by E. J. SPACKMAN Exeter.