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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1900-2-22, Page 1THIRTEENTH YEAR --607 EX li TERL FEBRUARY ONTA PIO, THURSDAY, F 22, I900. If you want the latest :War New the read papers, and ifyou come to hear thi. latest news of our SPEGJ.,::: CLkE NO Mead. the et. NEWEST ,STYLES BEST MAKERS. UNSI,7AL CUT 12c. t o8 c: OORSETS.' We have just, received a shipment of a special line of Corsets from the manufacturer at very low prices. We have decided to dear thein at 49c. MANTLES We have left, a few Ladies' Jackets which will be cleared out strictly at cost!.. PRINTS A_few American Percales 38 inch wide, English Prints, Washable, will be cleared at Se. We give you advan- tage of . our buying 75c. now 49c. c $3.00 AND ITP. AMERICAN CAN 9ND ENGLISH WASHABLE. SEE OUR REMNANT 'COUNTER, LADIE'' $17.00 CAPES TO CLEAR $11;99. SPECIAL 'MI REMNANTS of Prints, Ginghauis, Dress Goods. FURS Webave left a few Rubs, Capes and Jackets which • will be sold at 'cost WILL BE SOLD LESS "FRAN COST. MEN'S $17.00 COATS To CLEAR $11,99,, • o • FOR R .• NOTICE TO CREDITORS In' the estate of Harriet Elizabeth Pen - hale, late of the Township of'`Step- hen, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to E.S.O. 189?, Cap. 129+ that all persons haying claims against the Estate of the said ,Rarriits- both Ponhala, who died on or about the 29th January, 1999', aro required' on or before the 1st Alpri1,1900, to seine or deliver to F, W- Glailnian, ENeter, On t., dolic,tor for ii,iuhurd Pexhaleand itrederick Luther Pen hale, the Executors of the last Will"and Testament of the said. deceased, full particulars of their claims and: the nature of the securi y (if any) held by them, and that si ter the said date the said Executers 'will proceed to dis tri ira t c the said Estate amongst the parties entitled -;hereto. having le aril only to -such claims of which -notice shall have been given as aboverequireci, and 'they will not boilable to any person or l�ersans of'1 hose claim or claims notice shall not. have been received at the time af'suoh distribution. RICH C U Pa:Nn ALE, FnElosit ICK L.' P1;NNALF, by F. W. CYtAT,zIAI,their Soliciter. Dated. at Exeter this lOth Februaary,19b9. Sodom As Wilber Hat ids was returning. house the. other day in company with two young ladies, when oppositeh:lr.11. ysaae s his horse, by some means ti -- ed the lit r into the di -e The gf, Y t h. :I h<, )'1'11 paints saved themselves by. juznp- ing. Luckily the only damage dont as'.' broken shaft.—A colt belon in - to Elred, C tee g u ince with ,,, singular t" aCcideri., one day lash week. It had 1 -wen lcit out for exercise c, and while ' ze- turnin through the ore ail hip g „ h c struck l)1s iii against as tree, P g cc, breaking the f•', bone and injuring ifself interrrall *.-- J4Ir 'Henryend d f.r George e y n Gc ri,.,c. tirnith sncrced- id in capturing oteven .skunks Thurs. da afternoon., T' S y n They „ot ten in � one iole, ' This represents eleven "scents." ,Sovrseone in a, •oke reported that nwould " - ,.. b'ir1.r] t Lai c ti vv 1 i .lt �ic a, theschool J ttia, 12 I O ySe n ,Wednesday evening il.y was stip osea to deliver an address, l.t the time bl:ipe))"a)ted f 1)ite a tlxttrllet' s-enrbled, .. a. h )tl� the PLr.,v d gentleman Piot arriving fY he t,r.13i,Ii began 60 'dawn upon thein '' , ,i t ' la., tli . r' c fall ad was Tr v21, there, .S' ., but tiledto give theatcldire s ---• rc'.League g , ti . .t: h , vaaS acIatoslecl by Mr. John 1-.:lar'ris, of sbt?cele, Siimav night in ii, way hi h- 6 g y r)te.,.siris,- to u1] 1Sresent, llarpley w Cutting-sti-a• 5 has teen the order of the day for the past week's.—Mr. J. Eunisiacker has been laid oft -work for 51 few days no account of infirmity. - Mr. Wilson Eati rleson haat a on "Wednesdaybbiles: bee .last.—Tlielittledaugh- ter of Mr. W. E. Hayter,hath tack of bronchitis an at - is btec troler` the. doc- tor's care is ree,overing ht.Love and sisterattended the Anni- versary entertainment at Green church, held on Monday evening the.19th.-Mr. Thos. Kenny, lately t working on :the ..,,11:e Rona, as has been laid upfor some time with scia- ticta.—Mr. Thos. 3+allis' famil' have been used uwhe p with the cold: are improving. -Messrs. Berr and odst Bough, of IIensel], were through this sect)on bl inary horses the other day.-- Mr. a ,.—Mr.J. Forest, of Hills Green, , paid friends here a flying visit on Saturday. dtnrclay. Grand Bend. • illi. 1;,obt,. I- altoct, loft Ise • . Ie on Wed- nesday i'or London, where he wilt un- de'rgo treatment in the hospital for gan asfew weeks abcess.--Mass !'tile Mollard, v heen.spendin f withho has r' Mrs. Kerr at Btinsley, has re:turneel. home, --Mrs. C. fie Wilson, of Green- wast, is at present visiting heragents Mr. anal. M\rs. Thomas i 1- . iioliarch, hero,-- Mr.R. Iiaiiiiltor ' is buying g elm logs for '11,'. Snooks of • ,h .lit. ' , �re)71en5, Mich. One clay last week there was fcmt. tiloosa )in. ---Tuesday 1' . ar ct feet brought t night of last week, our boys wenn and played their first 3 out , I Y � irnt hoClre}- match with the.. , Parkhill team and after one bo li S >l a ) the score stood font' to two in favor of Grand Bend. On Tues- day evening of this week t R,,.te , , _ they tlro� e to seer and played .elle .boys of place,but were defeated. --• a that 1 uttin3Y ulr ice is l;he order, of the. daffy with the 0slfermen, who are lain 1b i ry Y tr ,i� .,00tl store for next Snznn)e ,,—• x M,r. John Spackman, of Exeter, spent a couple of days 11e �e making preparations. to build as few More ;3ett tries ren his al- ready well fu rn ishe+d park. --hf r. Harty Bossettherry is fold t) y ..$' J with aL +• 1 S 11,1.inCd 1 wrist Which is very painful. I'a.irk toil Mr. 11. White, of Londou, was here on 'Wednesday. ---The 111111 is running at full speed grinding. ---David Hazel- wood is able to be asonud Apia—Mrs. John Elliott, spent a few days in Georgetown hast week with her broth- ett-Messrs. W. Millet' and J. L. Kirk visited Woodham Sunday. ---Mr. Ed- ward Hazelwood is eoafined to his home withaa Z" severe ata aLc h ) . e i f nfl aril motion A. large number from here attended ;glee oyster snppe:z' at Russeh- dale.--Messrs. John Colland R. Davis, f Russeldide, spent Sunday here. ,MMcGifl..vray COrIci.l. Council met pursuant to adjoufin- Inent in Town Hall, McGillivray, " on Pei). 10, 1,00. Present. 11, Hutchinson, Reeve; M. Miller, A.:1. Hodgins and J. McGregor, Councillors, Minutes of last meeting read, approved - of and signed. Miller—Hodgins, that the Auditors' Report, as read,be accepted, and the Clerk is hereby instructedto have 300 copies printed. -Carried. Mil- ler—Hodgins, that the accounts, amounting in all to $92.35, be paid.— Carried. Hodgins—Miller, that. the. Council adjourn to meet in the Town Hall on the first Monday in March at one o'clock, p.m.—Carried. A11. FLASEIt, Clerk ---aa~ Bid ail 1 nota Mrs William Culbert has returned, from her visit to Walkerville, Mr. Freeman 131tckwill hos been visiting in London the past week.. --Mrs. Hobbs of Nissonri, has been visiting friends Biddulph the past week. --We re- gret to hear that William Boyle lost a valuable, horse a" few clzays . ago. -'two of on>,: young men went to Loudon last week, to tender their services as escox.ts t6 General Roberts to subdue the Boers, --Mr. David'Cobbledick, former- ly of Mooresville, has prnlchased a. mer- cantile establishment in Ailsa Craig. We wish him and his family success in their new enterprise.—Mr, and Mrs. Wright Hays, of London, were the guests of Mr. Wilbert Revington last• week.—Mr. F. 13. Nell sold a valuable registered animal to agentleman from Lieurv.-Miss Aggie Thompson is en- gaged for another term with her for- mer employer, Mr. Joseph Pickard, of Drumbo Mr. J. Bryan, the good roads c lndidatte, was through Ward No. 3, last week to see if it needed re - Varna Naughton has purchased the farm adjoining his, from Joseph Meakins, for $3,400; Mr, Meakins has another crop.—B. A. Higgins has sold his house, and lot in Varna to Samuel. Reid., of f con:: 5, Stanley, e ho gets pos- session on April 1. We regret to an- nounce the demise of William, second son of Andrew Dunkin, on Monday afternoon. Four years ago he injared his spine, and has been confined to his bedever since.nee. He was aged 19 years; —A pretty wedding occurred at the residence of the bride's father, Thos. Keeys, on Thursday, the 15th, inst., when his third slaughter, Miss Harriet. was united in marriage to John Bar- hour, late of Varna, but now of Mount Forest, The bride was tastefully at- tired in blue cloth trimmed with white satin, and carried a hoquet of roses. The groom wads ably assisted by E. A. Wanless, and the bride supported by hersister, Miss Martha, while Rev. Mr. Andrews performed the ceremony. .After the wedding dinner the party drove to ,Seaforth, and took the train for Mount Forest, their future home. The wedding gifts were very valuable and beautiful; and testified to the es- teem in which the Riddle was held. . Farquhar D. HAY, Farquhar, Commissioner and Conveyancer, Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. Miss Bell, of 'Jensen, who has been visiting at Mr. Thomas Cameron's dar- ing the past week returned home Sat- urday evening Bast.—i'ri's. Thos. Cann eron is spending a week among friends and relatives in the vicinity of Hensen and I£ippen. Mr. Alfred Ohappel and wife of the 13oundary went down to Blanshard last Monday to spend a day with his brother-in-law. Mr. 'Thomas Brace who removed to.Blanshardfrom TuckersruiLh the beginning of the year. —Mr. Peter Murray, of Manitoba, has been visiting the past week or two among, his cousins, the Messrs. Gardi-, ners.---Mr's. Ed. Kaufman who had been visiting the past three weeks' at . hersister s, rbdrs. W. A. Turnlinll, re- turned home to Brantford last Mon- day. She had intended renewing ac - (pia intances c-gnaaintaz:nces among herlllxetcr friends, but having information from her hus- band that he had secured a good situa- tion in the tailoring business in Orilla, she returned home sooner than she in- tended for the purpose of remaking ar- rangements for removing. Mrs. Kauf- man looks young, fresh and healthy as she formerly was. She WAS ac- conrpa.nied by her two little' girls, —Our school which wail closed last week 00 account of the diphtheria hav- ing broken out at the homes of Messrs. S. .heroes and 1. Johns, was opened again 00 Monday after a thorough fumigation. The health officer pro noun ;ed1 the school in a very bad sani- tary condition, as regards the accom- modation, von iliatiall incl water. We 004 surprised that an intelligent, ener- getic school inspector, such as we have, , should allow fa school to beeonst'rueted so as to he a hotbed for the develop- ment of ill-he.3,1th ;and disease. Surely Surely knows that 0) order to he k 1 d t i tnaaketic 1 � best progress in ` ottr school work we, must have pore air and good 'water good hc� rail is of ilii e "i a p ) importance and the first consideration, o We hope that he will exercise lii,, powers and that he will do the duties that his of- fice require f-f c:erequire and demand and that he has been appointed by the County Council to t tfoin. O'BfdY rC. J p.. T • SANDERS, J DITOR. Kaleidal Man, Pe cb. 15th' To'111111VDPfc;f' 05' Teal✓ Anvooel,' Oar fine weather see ens to ' have caught a very severe cold during the past two or three weeks, the mercuryhaving taken a drop away down to forty and forty-five below zero. Ow- ing to the extreme mildness we had during the first pert of the winter we feel its effects quite severely.It has been blowing, very hard all week end. if WC had haft anysnovv to speak of, we woeald have had can old brills blizzard, but as it is we have to put illi \with. dust rnixecl with snow, making it very bad stent)—Mr. Caleb :Elatndrorcl and Mr, Aaron Ctdtnore, of .1Loln.tield,, visited us yesterday both looking w3311, complaininof the cold. --The new townShow-flake is thriving atndl several new buildings are going; tip in- cluding general stores and as hotel.— How thankful the people in latauitoba will he when April's balmy days roll around and the tussel with the zero. are over.—There is every indication of working men being scarce and wageshigh the coming season which means better times for the Ontario "boys," who try their luck on theAndisi E ttanznt Prairie. . >, Centralia, 1000• Miss 'Arnen h' Allacirsow is v1S1 1)1 irr z1T Cred tori on Mmida„y, tlie guest ofho:e'- aent, Mrs. Wilson .A.ndc isoli,—Miss Ross, of Caannington, is visiting here, the guest of Iter piste;)-, Mrs, Wan, Bag s110 --M./3. Earnest dill, of. Crediton, was the guest of hie bienhcr Richard,. of Fairfield, on Stinei•ay. •-,i-1r•.:'1'rzomas Lsr 5z held � " 1 aw c 3 Delle, ) c[ ,1x1, a nand Y, a rt -nit .a large cltt hail;y of wood v 1 prepared fear use 0onie of oat laze ani lent (hircus silent the f ur II Iti pall of last week in 1.,olido0 on Uusiuess:— Mr 1.: Elston, our neva saw -mill pro- prieties took aulv.1111igo of the goof sleighing and as a reenIt the south et:%, of the town is coat:r111 ' \vita logs.—A. large rtunibei' of the, youths of - albse vicinity attended divine worship here -- cm Sunday evening last and the 11e-, e. S. Salton gave: 1)1) c).Cellent discourser: on forming good qualities and 11 abits.. —The annual meeting of the Scarlet Chapter was held in the Orange Hall here when the election of caliaces foie the ensuing year took plat,c In fu- ture a:lne.et1ng of the Chapter will bc. held every three months,—')ir.. and Mrs., Henry Mills, Mr. and MOl. b-Vnt.. Hodgen and Air. John Neil have been on the sick list. -lir. John l-Ji'pburn,. our section hors, has leen 1<iicl off duty and the vacancy filled by ilii'. Brooks,, of Belgrave.—Our Ncreclnesday everting;' prayer meet[zigs are progressing splen- d)dly e,, 'T'homo~s Ward was hc.re- oo. Tuesdayy, prior to his de.ptietnre foie Manitoba.—Mr. John :Hepburn is 1130v ing into the house lately occupied by 41r. Frank Adair. Zirich Beautifn1 weather hut poor sleighing. —Miss 13.: C. Graham, ;assistant teacher in Public School here spent Sunday in (aoderic81 under the parental roof. -Mr. A.Heidm>en, who Is employed with Mr. McEwen of HensaiIl spent Sunday at holrte.--M)'. Neeland and 14,1. Mc - Willie me, Editor and sub -editor of the Observer staff, spent ae"few hours in town getting a number of the business men to take as space in his paper.—Mr. N. 'Reichert, of dtiensaIJ, spent Sunday in town.—Weber Bros. -ba,ve engaged to play for a hall at Shipka Tuesday evening. --Messrs. Faust and Steinbach took in the Carnival at Seaforth Mon- day eyening.—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bald- win, of Seatorth,Sundayed' at, Mr. Dan Steinbach's; Mr. Baldwin's father -in- law. --Miss Beatrice Steinbach left fox' London so as to become well qualified to fill the position of Milliner inher father's general store. --Mr. George Sutherland, Hen still, general Post Mas- ter, paid a flying visit to town Mon- day.—Mt'.'Hall, ofDashevood, was in town Friday buying clover seed. -Mr. A. Forbes, of Seaforth, is assisting Mr. Torrance to buy a few, heavy horses, -- Mr. T. Houlden will sever his connec- tion with the Huron House next Sun- day. --Mr. Fred Hess, sr., who has been auditing the County Treasurer's books, returned Friday evening. Thaar s Road. Bx1Es's.-Mention was made last week of, the deaths of the youngest son of Mx'. Samuel Madge,with diph- theria. He was a dear little fellow of about seven years, and will be greatly missed r s ed in the home and aIsci by the school as he was loved by all. Two of the boys are recovering nice]y while the younger is quite seriously ill. The many friends of the family sincerely sympathize with Mr. Madge in his sore trial and great ataiction.—Master Wesley Johns is recovering after an attack of diphtheria. --A 'number of our young people visited Me. and Mrs. A. Musser, of Port Blake, this week.— Miss Olive Madge WaS in London tak- ing her music lesson on Tuesday.— Mr's. (Rev.) Fletcher gave a very in- teresting address in the Christian En - cleaver meeting last Sunday evening. —Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardiner, of Clearwater, M an., are visiting at her father's Mr. J. Allison.—Miss Bella Cottle has returned from visiting friends at Whitechurch.—The school here has been closed on acconut" of diphtheria in the section. 1tis of the worst form, being mixed with scarlet fever and measles. It is only in two of the houses and every possible care has been given not to have jt spread, so it is thought the school will be open- ed very shortly. fa.slravood Messrs. E. Tiernan, `leacher. and J. Wambold, confectioner, .ire lousy laay- ingintheir supply of ice for the com- ing season.—The repent fall of snow enabled the farmers to again get at the logs and in consequencethe mill is feetlil[ing up. --Rev. (1. Finkbeiner of Ira 1p .Ii IYICh preached Evangelical ' , p E'. c1.1T,d in: the :l v^tna,clara[ church Sunday morning and a)9) took subscriptions too for the \ l , Sauer church, Rev I)r<'au:hecl In Zurich, also on the 14th con. and took up sub- scriptions for the same. purpose 1'1r•. 3. KelIernan is placing a lot of organs l t,;,, ns this season. Mx. K'eller•matia is a1 h ler in this Hue of business. ---hiss Miller, who has been with friends at the Grand Bend for 1 )015' allele, 0ettarn- ed home Saturday 331taai'11011t1. 'doss MinnieFinkbeiner has 'again resumed her position as t allot1,>5 in Mr. Maa31; Brokeushire's employ..-Boca"r, ylll i;t- thizers seem to be on the dec'iine just as their positions are weak-')rinet at the seat of war.—Our '0 ,c'' iI(:)k c,e his ,weekly trip to the Bend, disposing of all his•bread.--Taco dcia's 12aerlc1) seic 05 fight on the 001.0er Monday rilarnina.. They seemed to berete a, ..: t, 1 ,c ve i)y matched and the l0:;1tle" iw•1;s longer ger than usual, Thn,er wlie> wit3iessed the: Scene were anxious, both ,. ). h, as )<i„), raititnaals were supposed l p seri to lre> i,raac);. fighters. For a time 1t It5 hdau) ,timake atn,.atteitat',)ari .-,; I to 3. t , , them. --[fitatia. Lat,l"at Davis ie a,onfined t,0 the 133331;333 throughImuis of G)r,radBtoc, was )ntIa aT.. t. t Jos S 't rel) and .{'a )ad - 1151,1)laty with relative:', it3. die.-;1011ia Voelker, who },oc.1 horse . relative,. . enjoaieg visit rtl.vt,i,, 1t ,stni re:tiened home 5rit.in ri,:,,,- evening. hale, and Ineirty.ea Lk. sleigh lo;e1 l` people from 1 erc c1 ,ave (w e tr) l,i: z n , 11.0 t t Sitndla� And s ti�rt„ l l ,� 4 1 rl.rr�,' rvif;li friends:- .lir. l o'rrl' r Ata .a;r. of Te vi stock. is spending ab few 3,s"t ;i n,y r ao sr t friends in arils tie:nine ., alt'. ):'ro Shettler left t , u , .,.,, , r[ s ti �t r.ei„a.,,,,,t� nl' htsf, week lot I3ut1'.aio, Whop(' tc )a(h i;> ee•tl+,'.. ed a 91t11'1100)),on the etzc,c,1 nails„iy. r, Fertile Valley. Never since the year one was' thexa:w such a. house warming as took place at the neva brick residences o1 Mr. Jarxies. Cockwill. >V1x. Henry Hamilton wish ed to see the youths tip the light fan tastic once more so he invited agoodly number, nearly all of whom gathered: in that spacious house early Friday evening, Feb. 18th. Soon the band -of`: musicians rendered such fascinating: strains that each heart cured not Cot the world that rolls with. all its freight of troubled souls, but sixteen Lads ana lasses s ke t time me to the music A dainty supper was given and soon they were at play again and kept it up until six o'clock. When lunch was served and a vote of thanks and threecixeers. was raised for the inmates the young - people departed, but not before 0 re- quest was granted to the host •ansI hostess when they wanted their house warmed again that the same jovial, goo.: hearted crowd would give there the pleasure of their company. The request was heartily granted. ' 41r. and. Mrs. Coekwill got their house warmed real well, Knowing the. minds of the young folks, 1, as 0 re- porter take this opportnnity to con- gratulate Mr. and Mr's. t'ockwill on. the kind, hospitable manner that they received thein guests.—Mr. Jno. Lightfoot, sr., has engaged with a' company as agent to sell washing machines. lie will make a success no doubt.—The special meeting in S. S.:. No. 5, -vas a hot one. Messrs. Cough- lin and Cock;rill's resignation was read and accepted. Messrs. Halton and Hayes were elected to fill the va- cancies.. .A motion, and an amend- ment were made to change the school site. Two votes were taken and aa^ poll was demanded for the Saturday following. A. number wanted arbiti,t- tion and drop the poll but they failed to see the catch in that demand: -Miss Vina Watson, an estimable young'lady, from Thedfoxd, who for the past few weeks has been visiting at Mrs.' Ma - genres, paid this . vicinity a. visit one day last week `3ieighingis very'; thin around here but one night the young people thought it was too: beautiful a aright, so oil' a load wentjto spend the evening. Retiu•niog home the: driver took the snow banks near the fence and their merriment was raised to a climax when they drove over a large log and a number left their prir)ts iii, the snow. --Leanne, at Mars Hill is carried on every Sunday evening. The number of members is incr.easing and the work is proving successful, —Miss Lightfootwho has b., for- ' , been 'twee the past -few weeks, has returned horteN ,c. --_Iz, 5ceilf; who purchased a number of acres of woods in. :chis. vLc [nity, has nearly all the log timbee in bis mill yaz'cl and several hundred eords of wood cut and some ship pedto: London. ---Valentine's day has been observed by a number at the outskirts: of tthhisepvicinast,foity,r• a theyglittleot difa bfetteerenrtvaleni;hsn. in - Line thisear• and gave a better Y a e ter val.en- tai •'iE, thanh'. t c y ever dui. How . P 'Vorell. he gave his heart and hand and received a heart aud hand, thus join- ing more closely the chains of friend- ship. BIRTHS. ti n :1'0N. — On 'Feb. Mato Mr. and Mrs.. Srlltoarr, eon. 4, McGillivray, a dao h - ter, g 13oxli, - .In Exeter, on Feb., 21st, the. wife of Principal Boyd, of a daugh- ter. MARR1AOES. _ ;vr : 1 r ext; ;r~-- T t � 1, OL7 , NC,—. At the residence' of the brides father, on Feb. 14, the Rev.'.13.11:37 of. Gra , x � nd13enc1, ' Os- car Stnit)xers to ils Ethel, {t.. a So_l, d�Lu h - ter of her. Wm.' roving, , t)f the ISt8 tli concession McGillivr,t y i`izo� .11 sbn—Tlo1'sO,t.—At the resi- dence of the brides father, on .the• lith inst., William John Thompson' , 1 to Nass Catherine, , sec no d daughter e1 2)1i' of h. . Jerry 7-lotson, nfll!1cGi[livray. )VIATflS. f 1 •` .I.vxzlvt;t.t,--ln St. Marys, y s, on Tuesday; Feb. 13th, Dorothy Louise, infant y daughter of lir. and Mrs. ,Ins, Max- well, ;agted 10 months. 1 5 31{, (,) .-- , 1 , V >, IVa the i�esulc.nce of 12z•: Thos. Dearing, ntr, , ) 1„ Susanna Westlake., relict of the, late Janlee Garland, egcal it} }-acre, 8 1) . nths. We have unlimited private funds for, in- vestment upon farm or village property, at lowest rates of interest. DrciisoN: & CARLING, Barristers, etc.. Exeter. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to loan at from -t to 5 per cent, I.LLIOT & GLADMAN, Barristers, Solicitors, eta„ Main ri St.,1;40 mer FARMS FU --R SALE. O M N'EYO . T LOAN. Theundersigned has a few farms for sale cheap. ' ?stoney to loan on easy terms JOIIN SrACBMAN,. Sam well's Block Exeter Sale Register. star• SATURDAY, FEB. 15.—household Furni- ture, etc., the property of Geo. Hodgins. Sale to commence at 11.30. JoRN'trLL, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, FEB. 27. -Parra Stook, Imple-' ments, Householdfurriihire ete.,,tile property of Wm. Fulton,' Lot 38, North Boundary; Stephen. sale at ono o'clock. I'3v i3osss Nnr:rinY, Auctioneer. 0TE PPROPERTY Y FORS 1LEOItItEa\TE. Tho undersigned is offering for sale g r le or rout that desirable hotel situated at Devon, on alio London Road, This Rotel is in a good oeetion, being �?ri miles south of Exeter. Phis road is largely travelled and for the •iglitman chances are flood for o splendid easiness... There is a good stable in eannon- ,ion, also Ira acres of Land. ['obsession ;iven fst April, -11 )11. 'Phis property will be uilii Chomp or rented at a reasonta ble figure. Por paarticnlers. apply on the'pri,mises, 7e1:I�rc.L i ANT. )e^ Proprietor, Devon, ' - . R.TTICKS �. II,IN IEPAIRING I 1` you want, your epeirir <, we v. s . y ) want, � yc, t 1 cp it t., well (lane . f.1.0 toyi3,, l:fici+:s--\Y,atc hila, (:!Ionics 1 and Jetveif� a °, eelatlt ,- l? 3 b t, iA 'Eh.C) - LFCto?'SC t EdR � f ,g Licenses , MaL'Y`ka e LICC;t1:�F,,, IShtt tdian(l Wed- diiigl{ai)1. always on hand. I. , 1 Exeter, Block., 1, NOTICE TO CREDITORS In' the estate of Harriet Elizabeth Pen - hale, late of the Township of'`Step- hen, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to E.S.O. 189?, Cap. 129+ that all persons haying claims against the Estate of the said ,Rarriits- both Ponhala, who died on or about the 29th January, 1999', aro required' on or before the 1st Alpri1,1900, to seine or deliver to F, W- Glailnian, ENeter, On t., dolic,tor for ii,iuhurd Pexhaleand itrederick Luther Pen hale, the Executors of the last Will"and Testament of the said. deceased, full particulars of their claims and: the nature of the securi y (if any) held by them, and that si ter the said date the said Executers 'will proceed to dis tri ira t c the said Estate amongst the parties entitled -;hereto. having le aril only to -such claims of which -notice shall have been given as aboverequireci, and 'they will not boilable to any person or l�ersans of'1 hose claim or claims notice shall not. have been received at the time af'suoh distribution. RICH C U Pa:Nn ALE, FnElosit ICK L.' P1;NNALF, by F. W. CYtAT,zIAI,their Soliciter. Dated. at Exeter this lOth Februaary,19b9. Sodom As Wilber Hat ids was returning. house the. other day in company with two young ladies, when oppositeh:lr.11. ysaae s his horse, by some means ti -- ed the lit r into the di -e The gf, Y t h. :I h<, )'1'11 paints saved themselves by. juznp- ing. Luckily the only damage dont as'.' broken shaft.—A colt belon in - to Elred, C tee g u ince with ,,, singular t" aCcideri., one day lash week. It had 1 -wen lcit out for exercise c, and while ' ze- turnin through the ore ail hip g „ h c struck l)1s iii against as tree, P g cc, breaking the f•', bone and injuring ifself interrrall *.-- J4Ir 'Henryend d f.r George e y n Gc ri,.,c. tirnith sncrced- id in capturing oteven .skunks Thurs. da afternoon., T' S y n They „ot ten in � one iole, ' This represents eleven "scents." ,Sovrseone in a, •oke reported that nwould " - ,.. b'ir1.r] t Lai c ti vv 1 i .lt �ic a, theschool J ttia, 12 I O ySe n ,Wednesday evening il.y was stip osea to deliver an address, l.t the time bl:ipe))"a)ted f 1)ite a tlxttrllet' s-enrbled, .. a. h )tl� the PLr.,v d gentleman Piot arriving fY he t,r.13i,Ii began 60 'dawn upon thein '' , ,i t ' la., tli . r' c fall ad was Tr v21, there, .S' ., but tiledto give theatcldire s ---• rc'.League g , ti . .t: h , vaaS acIatoslecl by Mr. John 1-.:lar'ris, of sbt?cele, Siimav night in ii, way hi h- 6 g y r)te.,.siris,- to u1] 1Sresent, llarpley w Cutting-sti-a• 5 has teen the order of the day for the past week's.—Mr. J. Eunisiacker has been laid oft -work for 51 few days no account of infirmity. - Mr. Wilson Eati rleson haat a on "Wednesdaybbiles: bee .last.—Tlielittledaugh- ter of Mr. W. E. Hayter,hath tack of bronchitis an at - is btec troler` the. doc- tor's care is ree,overing ht.Love and sisterattended the Anni- versary entertainment at Green church, held on Monday evening the.19th.-Mr. Thos. Kenny, lately t working on :the ..,,11:e Rona, as has been laid upfor some time with scia- ticta.—Mr. Thos. 3+allis' famil' have been used uwhe p with the cold: are improving. -Messrs. Berr and odst Bough, of IIensel], were through this sect)on bl inary horses the other day.-- Mr. a ,.—Mr.J. Forest, of Hills Green, , paid friends here a flying visit on Saturday. dtnrclay. Grand Bend. • illi. 1;,obt,. I- altoct, loft Ise • . Ie on Wed- nesday i'or London, where he wilt un- de'rgo treatment in the hospital for gan asfew weeks abcess.--Mass !'tile Mollard, v heen.spendin f withho has r' Mrs. Kerr at Btinsley, has re:turneel. home, --Mrs. C. fie Wilson, of Green- wast, is at present visiting heragents Mr. anal. M\rs. Thomas i 1- . iioliarch, hero,-- Mr.R. Iiaiiiiltor ' is buying g elm logs for '11,'. Snooks of • ,h .lit. ' , �re)71en5, Mich. One clay last week there was fcmt. tiloosa )in. ---Tuesday 1' . ar ct feet brought t night of last week, our boys wenn and played their first 3 out , I Y � irnt hoClre}- match with the.. , Parkhill team and after one bo li S >l a ) the score stood font' to two in favor of Grand Bend. On Tues- day evening of this week t R,,.te , , _ they tlro� e to seer and played .elle .boys of place,but were defeated. --• a that 1 uttin3Y ulr ice is l;he order, of the. daffy with the 0slfermen, who are lain 1b i ry Y tr ,i� .,00tl store for next Snznn)e ,,—• x M,r. John Spackman, of Exeter, spent a couple of days 11e �e making preparations. to build as few More ;3ett tries ren his al- ready well fu rn ishe+d park. --hf r. Harty Bossettherry is fold t) y ..$' J with aL +• 1 S 11,1.inCd 1 wrist Which is very painful. I'a.irk toil Mr. 11. White, of Londou, was here on 'Wednesday. ---The 111111 is running at full speed grinding. ---David Hazel- wood is able to be asonud Apia—Mrs. John Elliott, spent a few days in Georgetown hast week with her broth- ett-Messrs. W. Millet' and J. L. Kirk visited Woodham Sunday. ---Mr. Ed- ward Hazelwood is eoafined to his home withaa Z" severe ata aLc h ) . e i f nfl aril motion A. large number from here attended ;glee oyster snppe:z' at Russeh- dale.--Messrs. John Colland R. Davis, f Russeldide, spent Sunday here. ,MMcGifl..vray COrIci.l. Council met pursuant to adjoufin- Inent in Town Hall, McGillivray, " on Pei). 10, 1,00. Present. 11, Hutchinson, Reeve; M. Miller, A.:1. Hodgins and J. McGregor, Councillors, Minutes of last meeting read, approved - of and signed. Miller—Hodgins, that the Auditors' Report, as read,be accepted, and the Clerk is hereby instructedto have 300 copies printed. -Carried. Mil- ler—Hodgins, that the accounts, amounting in all to $92.35, be paid.— Carried. Hodgins—Miller, that. the. Council adjourn to meet in the Town Hall on the first Monday in March at one o'clock, p.m.—Carried. A11. FLASEIt, Clerk ---aa~ Bid ail 1 nota Mrs William Culbert has returned, from her visit to Walkerville, Mr. Freeman 131tckwill hos been visiting in London the past week.. --Mrs. Hobbs of Nissonri, has been visiting friends Biddulph the past week. --We re- gret to hear that William Boyle lost a valuable, horse a" few clzays . ago. -'two of on>,: young men went to Loudon last week, to tender their services as escox.ts t6 General Roberts to subdue the Boers, --Mr. David'Cobbledick, former- ly of Mooresville, has prnlchased a. mer- cantile establishment in Ailsa Craig. We wish him and his family success in their new enterprise.—Mr, and Mrs. Wright Hays, of London, were the guests of Mr. Wilbert Revington last• week.—Mr. F. 13. Nell sold a valuable registered animal to agentleman from Lieurv.-Miss Aggie Thompson is en- gaged for another term with her for- mer employer, Mr. Joseph Pickard, of Drumbo Mr. J. Bryan, the good roads c lndidatte, was through Ward No. 3, last week to see if it needed re - Varna Naughton has purchased the farm adjoining his, from Joseph Meakins, for $3,400; Mr, Meakins has another crop.—B. A. Higgins has sold his house, and lot in Varna to Samuel. Reid., of f con:: 5, Stanley, e ho gets pos- session on April 1. We regret to an- nounce the demise of William, second son of Andrew Dunkin, on Monday afternoon. Four years ago he injared his spine, and has been confined to his bedever since.nee. He was aged 19 years; —A pretty wedding occurred at the residence of the bride's father, Thos. Keeys, on Thursday, the 15th, inst., when his third slaughter, Miss Harriet. was united in marriage to John Bar- hour, late of Varna, but now of Mount Forest, The bride was tastefully at- tired in blue cloth trimmed with white satin, and carried a hoquet of roses. The groom wads ably assisted by E. A. Wanless, and the bride supported by hersister, Miss Martha, while Rev. Mr. Andrews performed the ceremony. .After the wedding dinner the party drove to ,Seaforth, and took the train for Mount Forest, their future home. The wedding gifts were very valuable and beautiful; and testified to the es- teem in which the Riddle was held. . Farquhar D. HAY, Farquhar, Commissioner and Conveyancer, Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. Miss Bell, of 'Jensen, who has been visiting at Mr. Thomas Cameron's dar- ing the past week returned home Sat- urday evening Bast.—i'ri's. Thos. Cann eron is spending a week among friends and relatives in the vicinity of Hensen and I£ippen. Mr. Alfred Ohappel and wife of the 13oundary went down to Blanshard last Monday to spend a day with his brother-in-law. Mr. 'Thomas Brace who removed to.Blanshardfrom TuckersruiLh the beginning of the year. —Mr. Peter Murray, of Manitoba, has been visiting the past week or two among, his cousins, the Messrs. Gardi-, ners.---Mr's. Ed. Kaufman who had been visiting the past three weeks' at . hersister s, rbdrs. W. A. Turnlinll, re- turned home to Brantford last Mon- day. She had intended renewing ac - (pia intances c-gnaaintaz:nces among herlllxetcr friends, but having information from her hus- band that he had secured a good situa- tion in the tailoring business in Orilla, she returned home sooner than she in- tended for the purpose of remaking ar- rangements for removing. Mrs. Kauf- man looks young, fresh and healthy as she formerly was. She WAS ac- conrpa.nied by her two little' girls, —Our school which wail closed last week 00 account of the diphtheria hav- ing broken out at the homes of Messrs. S. .heroes and 1. Johns, was opened again 00 Monday after a thorough fumigation. The health officer pro noun ;ed1 the school in a very bad sani- tary condition, as regards the accom- modation, von iliatiall incl water. We 004 surprised that an intelligent, ener- getic school inspector, such as we have, , should allow fa school to beeonst'rueted so as to he a hotbed for the develop- ment of ill-he.3,1th ;and disease. Surely Surely knows that 0) order to he k 1 d t i tnaaketic 1 � best progress in ` ottr school work we, must have pore air and good 'water good hc� rail is of ilii e "i a p ) importance and the first consideration, o We hope that he will exercise lii,, powers and that he will do the duties that his of- fice require f-f c:erequire and demand and that he has been appointed by the County Council to t tfoin. O'BfdY rC. J p.. T • SANDERS, J DITOR. Kaleidal Man, Pe cb. 15th' To'111111VDPfc;f' 05' Teal✓ Anvooel,' Oar fine weather see ens to ' have caught a very severe cold during the past two or three weeks, the mercuryhaving taken a drop away down to forty and forty-five below zero. Ow- ing to the extreme mildness we had during the first pert of the winter we feel its effects quite severely.It has been blowing, very hard all week end. if WC had haft anysnovv to speak of, we woeald have had can old brills blizzard, but as it is we have to put illi \with. dust rnixecl with snow, making it very bad stent)—Mr. Caleb :Elatndrorcl and Mr, Aaron Ctdtnore, of .1Loln.tield,, visited us yesterday both looking w3311, complaininof the cold. --The new townShow-flake is thriving atndl several new buildings are going; tip in- cluding general stores and as hotel.— How thankful the people in latauitoba will he when April's balmy days roll around and the tussel with the zero. are over.—There is every indication of working men being scarce and wageshigh the coming season which means better times for the Ontario "boys," who try their luck on theAndisi E ttanznt Prairie. . >, Centralia, 1000• Miss 'Arnen h' Allacirsow is v1S1 1)1 irr z1T Cred tori on Mmida„y, tlie guest ofho:e'- aent, Mrs. Wilson .A.ndc isoli,—Miss Ross, of Caannington, is visiting here, the guest of Iter piste;)-, Mrs, Wan, Bag s110 --M./3. Earnest dill, of. Crediton, was the guest of hie bienhcr Richard,. of Fairfield, on Stinei•ay. •-,i-1r•.:'1'rzomas Lsr 5z held � " 1 aw c 3 Delle, ) c[ ,1x1, a nand Y, a rt -nit .a large cltt hail;y of wood v 1 prepared fear use 0onie of oat laze ani lent (hircus silent the f ur II Iti pall of last week in 1.,olido0 on Uusiuess:— Mr 1.: Elston, our neva saw -mill pro- prieties took aulv.1111igo of the goof sleighing and as a reenIt the south et:%, of the town is coat:r111 ' \vita logs.—A. large rtunibei' of the, youths of - albse vicinity attended divine worship here -- cm Sunday evening last and the 11e-, e. S. Salton gave: 1)1) c).Cellent discourser: on forming good qualities and 11 abits.. —The annual meeting of the Scarlet Chapter was held in the Orange Hall here when the election of caliaces foie the ensuing year took plat,c In fu- ture a:lne.et1ng of the Chapter will bc. held every three months,—')ir.. and Mrs., Henry Mills, Mr. and MOl. b-Vnt.. Hodgen and Air. John Neil have been on the sick list. -lir. John l-Ji'pburn,. our section hors, has leen 1<iicl off duty and the vacancy filled by ilii'. Brooks,, of Belgrave.—Our Ncreclnesday everting;' prayer meet[zigs are progressing splen- d)dly e,, 'T'homo~s Ward was hc.re- oo. Tuesdayy, prior to his de.ptietnre foie Manitoba.—Mr. John :Hepburn is 1130v ing into the house lately occupied by 41r. Frank Adair. Zirich Beautifn1 weather hut poor sleighing. —Miss 13.: C. Graham, ;assistant teacher in Public School here spent Sunday in (aoderic81 under the parental roof. -Mr. A.Heidm>en, who Is employed with Mr. McEwen of HensaiIl spent Sunday at holrte.--M)'. Neeland and 14,1. Mc - Willie me, Editor and sub -editor of the Observer staff, spent ae"few hours in town getting a number of the business men to take as space in his paper.—Mr. N. 'Reichert, of dtiensaIJ, spent Sunday in town.—Weber Bros. -ba,ve engaged to play for a hall at Shipka Tuesday evening. --Messrs. Faust and Steinbach took in the Carnival at Seaforth Mon- day eyening.—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bald- win, of Seatorth,Sundayed' at, Mr. Dan Steinbach's; Mr. Baldwin's father -in- law. --Miss Beatrice Steinbach left fox' London so as to become well qualified to fill the position of Milliner inher father's general store. --Mr. George Sutherland, Hen still, general Post Mas- ter, paid a flying visit to town Mon- day.—Mt'.'Hall, ofDashevood, was in town Friday buying clover seed. -Mr. A. Forbes, of Seaforth, is assisting Mr. Torrance to buy a few, heavy horses, -- Mr. T. Houlden will sever his connec- tion with the Huron House next Sun- day. --Mr. Fred Hess, sr., who has been auditing the County Treasurer's books, returned Friday evening. Thaar s Road. Bx1Es's.-Mention was made last week of, the deaths of the youngest son of Mx'. Samuel Madge,with diph- theria. He was a dear little fellow of about seven years, and will be greatly missed r s ed in the home and aIsci by the school as he was loved by all. Two of the boys are recovering nice]y while the younger is quite seriously ill. The many friends of the family sincerely sympathize with Mr. Madge in his sore trial and great ataiction.—Master Wesley Johns is recovering after an attack of diphtheria. --A 'number of our young people visited Me. and Mrs. A. Musser, of Port Blake, this week.— Miss Olive Madge WaS in London tak- ing her music lesson on Tuesday.— Mr's. (Rev.) Fletcher gave a very in- teresting address in the Christian En - cleaver meeting last Sunday evening. —Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardiner, of Clearwater, M an., are visiting at her father's Mr. J. Allison.—Miss Bella Cottle has returned from visiting friends at Whitechurch.—The school here has been closed on acconut" of diphtheria in the section. 1tis of the worst form, being mixed with scarlet fever and measles. It is only in two of the houses and every possible care has been given not to have jt spread, so it is thought the school will be open- ed very shortly. fa.slravood Messrs. E. Tiernan, `leacher. and J. Wambold, confectioner, .ire lousy laay- ingintheir supply of ice for the com- ing season.—The repent fall of snow enabled the farmers to again get at the logs and in consequencethe mill is feetlil[ing up. --Rev. (1. Finkbeiner of Ira 1p .Ii IYICh preached Evangelical ' , p E'. c1.1T,d in: the :l v^tna,clara[ church Sunday morning and a)9) took subscriptions too for the \ l , Sauer church, Rev I)r<'au:hecl In Zurich, also on the 14th con. and took up sub- scriptions for the same. purpose 1'1r•. 3. KelIernan is placing a lot of organs l t,;,, ns this season. Mx. K'eller•matia is a1 h ler in this Hue of business. ---hiss Miller, who has been with friends at the Grand Bend for 1 )015' allele, 0ettarn- ed home Saturday 331taai'11011t1. 'doss MinnieFinkbeiner has 'again resumed her position as t allot1,>5 in Mr. Maa31; Brokeushire's employ..-Boca"r, ylll i;t- thizers seem to be on the dec'iine just as their positions are weak-')rinet at the seat of war.—Our '0 ,c'' iI(:)k c,e his ,weekly trip to the Bend, disposing of all his•bread.--Taco dcia's 12aerlc1) seic 05 fight on the 001.0er Monday rilarnina.. They seemed to berete a, ..: t, 1 ,c ve i)y matched and the l0:;1tle" iw•1;s longer ger than usual, Thn,er wlie> wit3iessed the: Scene were anxious, both ,. ). h, as )<i„), raititnaals were supposed l p seri to lre> i,raac);. fighters. For a time 1t It5 hdau) ,timake atn,.atteitat',)ari .-,; I to 3. t , , them. --[fitatia. Lat,l"at Davis ie a,onfined t,0 the 133331;333 throughImuis of G)r,radBtoc, was )ntIa aT.. t. t Jos S 't rel) and .{'a )ad - 1151,1)laty with relative:', it3. die.-;1011ia Voelker, who },oc.1 horse . relative,. . enjoaieg visit rtl.vt,i,, 1t ,stni re:tiened home 5rit.in ri,:,,,- evening. hale, and Ineirty.ea Lk. sleigh lo;e1 l` people from 1 erc c1 ,ave (w e tr) l,i: z n , 11.0 t t Sitndla� And s ti�rt„ l l ,� 4 1 rl.rr�,' rvif;li friends:- .lir. l o'rrl' r Ata .a;r. of Te vi stock. is spending ab few 3,s"t ;i n,y r ao sr t friends in arils tie:nine ., alt'. ):'ro Shettler left t , u , .,.,, , r[ s ti �t r.ei„a.,,,,,t� nl' htsf, week lot I3ut1'.aio, Whop(' tc )a(h i;> ee•tl+,'.. ed a 91t11'1100)),on the etzc,c,1 nails„iy. r, Fertile Valley. Never since the year one was' thexa:w such a. house warming as took place at the neva brick residences o1 Mr. Jarxies. Cockwill. >V1x. Henry Hamilton wish ed to see the youths tip the light fan tastic once more so he invited agoodly number, nearly all of whom gathered: in that spacious house early Friday evening, Feb. 18th. Soon the band -of`: musicians rendered such fascinating: strains that each heart cured not Cot the world that rolls with. all its freight of troubled souls, but sixteen Lads ana lasses s ke t time me to the music A dainty supper was given and soon they were at play again and kept it up until six o'clock. When lunch was served and a vote of thanks and threecixeers. was raised for the inmates the young - people departed, but not before 0 re- quest was granted to the host •ansI hostess when they wanted their house warmed again that the same jovial, goo.: hearted crowd would give there the pleasure of their company. The request was heartily granted. ' 41r. and. Mrs. Coekwill got their house warmed real well, Knowing the. minds of the young folks, 1, as 0 re- porter take this opportnnity to con- gratulate Mr. and Mr's. t'ockwill on. the kind, hospitable manner that they received thein guests.—Mr. Jno. Lightfoot, sr., has engaged with a' company as agent to sell washing machines. lie will make a success no doubt.—The special meeting in S. S.:. No. 5, -vas a hot one. Messrs. Cough- lin and Cock;rill's resignation was read and accepted. Messrs. Halton and Hayes were elected to fill the va- cancies.. .A motion, and an amend- ment were made to change the school site. Two votes were taken and aa^ poll was demanded for the Saturday following. A. number wanted arbiti,t- tion and drop the poll but they failed to see the catch in that demand: -Miss Vina Watson, an estimable young'lady, from Thedfoxd, who for the past few weeks has been visiting at Mrs.' Ma - genres, paid this . vicinity a. visit one day last week `3ieighingis very'; thin around here but one night the young people thought it was too: beautiful a aright, so oil' a load wentjto spend the evening. Retiu•niog home the: driver took the snow banks near the fence and their merriment was raised to a climax when they drove over a large log and a number left their prir)ts iii, the snow. --Leanne, at Mars Hill is carried on every Sunday evening. The number of members is incr.easing and the work is proving successful, —Miss Lightfootwho has b., for- ' , been 'twee the past -few weeks, has returned horteN ,c. --_Iz, 5ceilf; who purchased a number of acres of woods in. :chis. vLc [nity, has nearly all the log timbee in bis mill yaz'cl and several hundred eords of wood cut and some ship pedto: London. ---Valentine's day has been observed by a number at the outskirts: of tthhisepvicinast,foity,r• a theyglittleot difa bfetteerenrtvaleni;hsn. in - Line thisear• and gave a better Y a e ter val.en- tai •'iE, thanh'. t c y ever dui. How . P 'Vorell. he gave his heart and hand and received a heart aud hand, thus join- ing more closely the chains of friend- ship. BIRTHS. ti n :1'0N. — On 'Feb. Mato Mr. and Mrs.. Srlltoarr, eon. 4, McGillivray, a dao h - ter, g 13oxli, - .In Exeter, on Feb., 21st, the. wife of Principal Boyd, of a daugh- ter. MARR1AOES. _ ;vr : 1 r ext; ;r~-- T t � 1, OL7 , NC,—. At the residence' of the brides father, on Feb. 14, the Rev.'.13.11:37 of. Gra , x � nd13enc1, ' Os- car Stnit)xers to ils Ethel, {t.. a So_l, d�Lu h - ter of her. Wm.' roving, , t)f the ISt8 tli concession McGillivr,t y i`izo� .11 sbn—Tlo1'sO,t.—At the resi- dence of the brides father, on .the• lith inst., William John Thompson' , 1 to Nass Catherine, , sec no d daughter e1 2)1i' of h. . Jerry 7-lotson, nfll!1cGi[livray. )VIATflS. f 1 •` .I.vxzlvt;t.t,--ln St. Marys, y s, on Tuesday; Feb. 13th, Dorothy Louise, infant y daughter of lir. and Mrs. ,Ins, Max- well, ;agted 10 months. 1 5 31{, (,) .-- , 1 , V >, IVa the i�esulc.nce of 12z•: Thos. Dearing, ntr, , ) 1„ Susanna Westlake., relict of the, late Janlee Garland, egcal it} }-acre, 8 1) . nths.