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EXETER
ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1900. 0 C II SANDERS, EDITOR.
nieresti g News
Bargat
HATS
SPECIAL
BLACK &BROWN
,FEDORAS)
Mo.
KINDLY READ THIS LIST CAREFULLY .
WE CONSIDER QUALITY FIRST THEN KNOCK DOWN PRICES.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BUTTER & EGGS, ETC.
READY-TO-4WEFIR CLOTHING.
FULLY GUARANTEED
IN
FIT AND QUALITY.
Special Men's Wool . Serge, Blue or Black,
it If 44
$.4.29
Tweed leader at $.29
Boys' Serge or Tweed . .
Special in Pry goods.
ist E. & T. Corset style 59, medium
waist, short hip and:- low bust; two
side ste,els on each side in Gold,
:Drab, Pink. A snap at 49e. .
2nd. All-over Embroidery Of fine
Mainsook and Muslin ap ins.: wide,
450.
3rd. Fancy Dress Sateens, foulard de-
signs, one of this seson's ason s most Venni-
1aitextileS,
Very
Special
jhirt Waists.
No two alike.
Beautiful effects. Regular price,
$1.25, $L00, 89c., 59c. This week 49c.
a yard. An exceptional opportunity.
Came and make a selection.
jpecial in groceries.
Christie's celebrated Fancy & Plain
Biscuits. We carry complete assort-
ment. 21 lqs. Redpath's Granulated
Sugar, $1.00. 3 Cans Peas, Corn, To-
matoes, (assorted or 3 of a. kind) 25c.
Best goods put up. Maple Syrup very
choice.
HARDWARE
Ask for our
Treatise on
Diseases of Fruit trees,
Vegetables, etc. and
their remedies.
See this years'
SPROMOTOR '
for spraying, painting, and
whitewashing.
also the
Aylmer spray,er.
1.2 first awards in
Ontario. Highest and
against the world in
Russia and England.
We fully guarantee the
above pumps.
Get our prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Thorold CEMENT.
Portland "
NOTICE
to
Parties Building.
We are
prepared to quote the lowest
prices on
Builder's Hard. -ware,
Furnaces, Eavetroughing.
Get our prices.
BARB and
SPRING COIL
WIRE.
DEPARTMENT,
SHERWIN:VVILDIAMS
Ready -mixed Paints
Covers,most, Looks Best,
Wears longest, most economi-
cali
Full measure.
Robertsons' Pure Mixed Paints
(pure lead and oil.)
ALABASTINE
- A permanent Wall coating
mixed in cold water.
IT °NEN' TO LOAN.
We have unlimited private funds for in
upon farm or village property, at
owest rates of interest,
DICKSON Sr, CARLING,
Barristers, etc., Exeter.
FARMS FUR BALE.
MONEY TO LOAN. '
The undersigned has a few good farms for
sale cheap. Money to loan on easy terms
TWIN SPACE:MAE,
Sam well's Block Exeter
TESTIMONIAL
OF
ALFRED ElillIKIN
This is to certify- that 1 have used
English Stock l:Feod, for "cedves, milch
cows ond itte ning eit1e, 1 have a
fat cow that went off her food, on ;IS -
big English Stock Food she rapidly
impreVed. I rind it most lienelicial fer
calves. It netkee the thrive well,
.feed \yell and grow well.. •
:FEUNT:IN.
F01s:11e at Lotz's Drug .-3tiove.
eents bag.
E11EY .113CL,t, SEG VIOE,
'rho mulonizno,1 win keep for so-rvieri,Oti
k is eriiit Huon stnet, a thoroughbred
ersoy
TAVERN etc SE TR AN S E ,
--
Nol.icci s hero.) \,Tgiv1 1 Inive made
il'OPlictif.ton to rho 1,iti010 COrrimissio-nor:s
r,he of tho Cotanty of tTuro
for rrnrOei00 o Ir efr ray titvorn I iOCOlso
heldby in 0 for tho no,n,3iop 111(000, $ituttroil
fo thVi11n 10 of Exctor,to John Morley and
tfriah CuriningThtm.
CH A s. Il 0'
DEted a t,,Es. eter, A pri1:11,111.)0.
Godevieh to: `Aimee passed. R.woy 00
April 5th. 'Aun :McDougall, of of
b lh go of 50 yeims.
De.certsed w.re for years ;t resident of
this township, and as she NV;10 known
by a 1:age circle of frieilds and rela-
tives, her (1( 1(101' will be keenly felt.
TiremAs Bsock, Exetea-,
Children Ory for
CAST Fl IA
,Sharon.
Sol-rooL REPOIIT —Posult, of Exam-
inations from LIT to IV. NaineS in.
order of mrtrks obtrtined.—Wilber
Rowe and Pearl Kestle equal, Arthur
Amy, Fred:Ably, Albert NVein, Leslie
PreSzdatOr, Alminer Yaeger, Chester
Rowe. Mable 0.14rke and Grumet Amy
equal. Class III, Ezra VVein, Tounny
Roe 'lolet Herbie Mori o St .
lie.Itocetler Elgin Amy, 'Willie, Sinith,
Albert -Whitaker, Weeley Weth, Cecil
Rowe, Annie firtatmetn; Middle II
Nora Brown,. DOM, Kestle; Mildred
Eilbee, Cora Cllirk, Idella Smith, Min-
nie Jostle, August Hartman, Wilbur
Merlock, Anaain Wein; jr. II, Willie
:PreSca tor, Dora Deiteic.h; Part 1. Mao -
01' her, Edl11a SchWlirZ, Lep HalIt-
111.1I1II, EdIs en *Wc in ri cle Wein,
It Sehwt.trz. :J. H. litmArri;s, Teacher.
Grattad Bend
(Crolorl out loot-wook)
MiSs Ada Hayes left hero on Wed-
nesday for Detroit, Where she intends
spending the Serniner.-e :Miss. Annie
Brenner, of 2'AI...tie/I, is visithig het.
uneles, Me. Sosepli• Brenner'S.--Pro-
fessor Wilson left lieve for it. Joseph;
where he intemisi 00±1 it the•
people of that village for a few. nights
Witli his shOWS. 1111
ROSS 1.0f t here Mencloy to acceTt
position in Mr. Baird s .1.0undry, Park-
bill,e-Mr. Flank :Baker is laid up -svith
inflanmettion (1± 11' lungs. --Bev.
Hazer; preached in the Methodist
chinch Senday evening in the absenee
of tile , 8±1)1, Rev. Bo i rd.—No 0
p;,;1 IS "I bit.! CO ,00 II p agIlhi fte,
1 c 11 (0 illuess.:—Peon: tire sneill boy
to the. old. .e.piry haired man can be
Seen \vending theit way down the
rivee 55111 I (hp (1(0 over their back:
inquiring if the siaikers :tee running.-
-Mr. 1 ilolt tr ob Strathroy, was in
the 51111g.0 on Friday 1:16t Pi 1111111113 for
Ow erection of his neW. eottage to lie
boilt on, Mr. SpaCkman's
Gibb8.1,Itet.1.\,1ciNfutllen; of Parkhill, were
in the village on Sunday: '
children Cry for
AST RAW
St. Joseph
The fields are drying up wonderful-
ly and the farrbers hope to begin. seed-
ing in a short time.—Sickness is very
prevalent in our but.g at present and
severel children are under the docteres
care.—Mr. Ben Allen, of Stratford,
'general agent for the Great West Life
Insurance Company, of Winnipeg,
was in these parts last week and has,
we understand; issued several policies.
—Mr..ancl Mrs. T. Horton, of Lumley/
spent Easter with his parents, Mr. tnd
Mrs. R. O'Brien's.--Mr. and Mrs. P.
Bastard spent their Easter visiting
friends at Drysdale.--Ivir, D. 'Wilson
had the „misfortune to get hie hand
SEIM erely joined oil Friday of last week
while :1 ttendineu to a, sick horse. --The
populo tion of St. Joseph is steadily on
the increase, the latest addition being
;1 young son to Mr. ;Ind Mrs. Wm.
.1-Iyrock.
Greenway •
]Nlir, 0, Weil' and wife, of Brown's
Corn ei.s, are visiting the la aces
11 S. Unileinvood. and other relatives
in this vicinit v.—Miss Lizzie Holm, of.
.London, visited her father. M. C.
Bohn 1;;et week. and Mrs. Thos.
Mark00oil the sick list and ;meter the
cave of tho doctoe.--M-e. J. :Mc -William,
ree,eived telegenn-; Wearies: -
cloy night that his sister was rl1(flgeV-
o5oi 11. H.0 left by the .early train
Thursday morning. She \vas ne bet-
ter Monday. --The Misses Della Baird
and M. Miller,of spent their
Easter holidays with Miss Alice
j. Thilvd, preach-
ed a, very interesting and instructive
sermon on flowers :Easter S. unday.
1.11ie. church AIMS decorat ed with flow-
ers :Ind every inember wore a beauti-
ful boqueb.—Miss Clara , McPherson
pi I ICked n vild flower 15 the Iveods.
The first of the season.—The remains
all the late George Reader were in-
terred it; Solent cemetery Monday af-
ternoon from the residence of Williarn
13C1t. :Rev. J. W. .Baird; B.A., con 7
ducted the sorvices.--Red, White 0,ntl.
I3the bunting and flags for decorating
.for sale at Boston stor-0.—W. H. Tay-
inc M.P.T.'., paid chir village a flying
Stephen
SOITOOL REPORT. --The following is
the list of successful pupils at the re-
eent uniform promotion examinations
in School No 3.—Prom Sr. 2 to jr.. 3,
Eddie 'Willis Herbie Dearing, Herbie
Beaver, Edith Prasons, Mitchell Wil-;
lis, Lizzie Sanders, Nelson Sandei'e;
Pt. IT to Jr, 2 Tommy Striaders,
Triebner, R:tiph Willis, Gladys :Bis-
sett, Annie Hicks, Gerrnet Craig; Pt. I
to Pt. 'II Ternary Penlarde, Victor
Sweet, Hilda Preszerttor,Earl Parsons,
May Sanders. Parents will kindly
send all pupils about to start school
on Monday, April 23rd.as it will bein-
con venient to haye.thena coming after
that:
T. B. HOOPER Teacher.
SO(10)-11
Miss Jessie Creech, of Exeter, 'Visit-
ed friends here 'last week.—Mr. John
Penhale claims to be the owner Of one
of the most prolific pigs in the County,
she having presented the owner with
no less that eighteen little porkers one
day last week.—Next comes Abe Dear-
ing with it Main -1110th hen egg; the
dimensions of which are seven by
eight and a half inches. Abe Challen-
ges any other hen in the township to
beat this.—The: Mill Was shut down
last week for repairs and improve-
ments.—One feataire of the Leaguelast
Sunday evening was the reading -Of
letter received by one of the members
from Miss Tilly Harris, who lately
went to the .N.w. and was formerly'
one of the leading members.
Blddittph
Mr. H. Hudgins, (d the Sauble Line,
has been :under the, cave of Dr. Sutton
for the past few days, but is now im-
proving.—Mr. James Atkinson, who
has been seriously ill for some time, is,
under the skilful treatment of Dr. Rol-
lins, on the mend. —Mr. Norman Era, -
ser, of -wymning, has been visiting
friends zit Mooresville the past few
days.—Mrs..Atkinsou, mother of Mr,
TV. H.' Atkinson, has been very sick
for the prist week, but is improving.
DELTH OP MRS. MOWBERRY.—We
regret this week to record the death, of
Mrs. Mowberry, of Lucan, formerly a
resident of Granton. Mrs. 1VIowben,y,
who was quite a young woman, will be
greatly missed and her demise will be
keenly felt. She was a consistent mem-
ber of the Presbyterian church in Lo -
can.
McGillivray Council
Council met pursuant to adjourn.:
merit in Town Hall, April 2nd. Pres-
ent, R. Hutchinson, Reeve; P.P.Hard-
ing, M. Miller, A. H. Hudgins and J.
McGregor, Councillors. Minutes of
last inst,tig. read, approved of and
signed. Miller—McGregor, ;that the
tender of M. Mackinnon, for municip-
al Ointing for 1900, for the sum of
$41.75 be accepted.—Carried. Hard-
ing—McGregor, that Wm. Fraser is
hereby appointed arbitrator for this
township on the petition of Robert
Dixon and. others, to detach from Un-
ion S.S. No. 15, West Williams, and
McGillivray S of lot 21; concession 18
West Williams, and attach to S.S.,
No. 10, West Williams.—Carried. Mil-
ler—Hodgins, that accounts amount-
ing to $69.41 be paid.—Carried.
Hard-
ing --McGregor, that this council ad-
journ to meet in the TOWn Hall on the
first Monday in May, at ten o'clock a.
ro., when Pathmasters will be appoint-
ed and gravel contracts let.—Carried.
WM. FRASER, Clerk.
Centralia,
Mr. Harry Hicks, of London, spent
the Eager vacation here with his par-
ents. -111r. WM. Lewis antl daughter,
of London, spent Good Friday here,
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Neil.—Miss Grace and Lillian Salton,
of St. Catherines Ladies College, ac-
companied by .Miss Beckunsted, are
spending. the Easter vacation here
with thea parents.—Mr. Nelson Cob-
bledick, of :Exeter, spent Sunday here
at the parsonage.- Mr: Geo. Webber,
of Goderich, spent Monday here on
business.—Mr. Geo. Lancing, painter,
has vacated his old residence and has
taken possession of the one oWned. by
Wile R. Culbert.—Mr. R. Culbert left
hist week to accept 0 situation with
Messrs Quinton 13ros.—The Epworth
League and Easte.r servicess held here
011 1111Clii,3r Were fairly well attended.
Owingito the bad state of the roads,
not TIMMY fl0113 a, distance were pre-
sent. The sernwns preached by Rev.
Brown, ef Exeter, were well direeted
and were highly iippreciated. The
tea 011 11011(1(0 evening-, was 'no tlatge-.
ly attended, owing to the bod state
of the roads and. disagreeahle weather.
However, the affair passed of very
y.
Br.11117 ondale.
..:11A :can rOz-tY, —A very pl ea sail t even.
took place:last Tharsdav evening at
the residence nr Mr. With Wo(id when
his :71o1 el', i SI" Ida, was joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony to Mr, IT.
N. And 01)0 poplin r school
teacher, The ceremony was perfor-
med by the Rev:Air...Jew ti; in the pre'
sonee of only the immediate velatives
of the contracting parties. 7.i Ir. Ander-
son and bride. left on Friday 1,01'' (L
l'or Toronto and o thee places on their
Wedding trip. Mr. Andelson to be
congratulated cm sem:Ting suet' an' es-
timable a adeccomplished young lady.
T ; eir m an y 1jjr71. in Itur ,on da,le W is h
them bon VC) yz1 ge' 11 vough 11±
linther and Eva Oke have .-so t nicely
Ottled on their foie farm, lately vocal: -
ed by Geo. Lowe. We welcome
them to our midst.—Mr, Frank Grolde,r,
of Lawrence, spent, the Easter holi-
days with rel:ttives 111 HUrolida,10.--
'Air. Wes Armstrong, 1101 11108 Road,
called on friends 111011071 11011' cni Sun-
day..—MiSs Rosie Cadmore is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. Harvey, near Exe-
tert—Mr. John Frayne is engaged
with Mr, John Blatehford for the stun-
.-]Kiricton
Mr. N. B. Doupe arta wife pawned
to 1,,Lican, after sPending 'a pleasant.
week with friends here. --john L.Kirk
is, we 410 pleased to say, able to : be
about :Igairr.e..-Miss LizZie - Shier; of
Lind woetl, spent her vacation .at. home.
A load. Of our young people attended
the Anderson oyster supper laSt Fri-
day evening and pronounced it:I:grand
Suceesse-eA.baseball meetime Vets held
at Mr. R. A. :Bryn
an's o. Saurday to
organize 0 tear. ----Mr. Hyderaman, of
Zurich; was the guest of Mr. John
Davis Sunday.—Alr. Jaeobe,
town, p0171 paid Kirkton a flying visit Sun:
clay.---2Mr. Wm. D:Lwson lois engaged
with. Mr,Thincan McLean for the 1-10-
10100. —Mr. John O'Brien was united in
the holy bonds, of matrimony to Mies
Maggie Shipley last Wednesday. They
' reside in Parkhill. The best_ Wish -
eS are for their future succeSs and hap-
piness.—'I'V. R. Carr, V. S. , hasgone
to Toronto to secere his stock of
wheels. --Mr. John Doupe is 00 the
sick list from la grippe.—The follow-
ing persons spent their Easter voca-
tion With friends here: --ell.ltisses Ethel
Bretheur, Phoebe Tufts, St.' Marys; D.
Stent, A. Stout, Clinton; M. G. Davis,
Exeter, 0. Kirk Andel -Son; R. L. Kirk
Thames Road; Jessie Colquhohn and
Lettie Vanstone, St., Marys; Messrs.
Williaui Deffield, Mount rot est; S. A.
Doane, L:roan; F. Marshall, St. Marys;
Robert MIMI:3. Russeldale;: Win. Mel-
ville, Exeter; Hugh Kirk, Science Hill;
mid J. A. Hazelwood.
U:sbOrlIC
Connell met April 7th. All the
members were present. Minutes of
March meeting Were read and tip In° v -
ed, Bylaw No, 2, ConSOlidatiug By-
laws relating to School Section areas
and boundaries, read a second. and
third time, was passed by the council,
signed and sealed. The coutracet to
build a panel, Warren Truss, rivitted
Steel Bridge, over creek in 13-th con-
cession on sideroad between lot 15 and
10, was let to A. Hill & 0o., of Mitch-
ell for 5256.00. Bridge to be com-
pleted by July lOth. The following
Pathmasters were appointed for the
current year.Ward No. 1, J. Webber
j. Kerslake, N. Switzer, R. Kerslake,
B. Higgins,. W. J. Cave, S. Hunter,
J. Pincombe. R. Kydd, J. Horn, Eli
Coultice. Ward, No. 2, P. McTaggart
P. Case, H. Dougall, R. McCord, 'W.
3. Oke, W. Keddy, G. Ferguson, P.
Moir, J. Airth, Geo. Etherington, P,
McDougall, R. McDougall, X. Cann,
A. Neil, Wm. Glenn, Fred K. Keyes.
Ward, No. 3, F. Morley, 8. Horn, J.
Kyle, W. Heywood, H. Squire, S,
Mills, A. Fuller, C. Godbolt, J. Han-
nah, W. 3. Lifts, W. Wiseman, W.
Hazelwood, R. R. Copeland, C. Wheli-
h,an. Warel No. 4, H. Francis, T.
Coward, R. Monteith, J. Tucker, T.
Hunkin, A. Bolton, Jos. Vance, Wm.
Towers, W. A. Turnbull, R. Gardiner,
Burtch, John Duncan., R. Doupe,
J. Rutherford, J. Hackney. Orders
were issued in payment of accounts
amounting to 65 cents. Council will
meet Sattirday, May 5th, at 1 eclock,
-when tenders will be received for
building stone or cement concrete
abutments Inc Bridge, on sideroad in
13 concession, lots 15 and 16, and also
for Bridge at Elhnville.
F. MORELY, Clerk.
ZUriCh
The warm rains of the past few days
prognostcate &green mantle.—J: Raw
car, who has been working in Hensall
with H. Bauer, now takes a position in
town with A. Middlholtz & Co., hutch-
ers.--Mr. Chas. Greb contemplates re-
novating his hotel.—Miss Clam Bu-
chanan, of the Goderich C. I., is spend-
ing the Easter vacation unclear the pa-
rental roof.—Miss Min a Doan, of Lucan
H. S. is holidaying at home.—Miss
Clara klopp, teacher, at Tavistock, is
spending Easter at home. —Mrs. Fink-
beiner, of Milverton, is spending a few
clays at the hoine of her father, Mr. D.
Faust.—j. P. Walters, of Listowel,
spent a night in town.—Mr. and Mrs.
Kellerman and farnily, of Dashwood,
spent Good Friday here, the guests of
Mr. F. Kibler. --Mr. Wc-iir. of St. Marys,
was in town looking after fiax gI 00)171.
Miss Graham, assistant teacher here,is
spending the holidays'at her home in
Goderieb.—Miss Tillie Kibler spent
Easter Sunday at home.—Mr. J. B.
)McDonell; of Hensall, spent Sunday
at home.—Mr. John Deichert, who has
been laid up Inc some time with iniiam-
me ;Atm, is now .convaleseent.--QT:obn
Hey, Jr.. is supplying the neighboring
• .
farmers with 0(13 111 stock, for
he is receivilig handsome figures.—w.
McNevin and C. H. Sanders, of the
ADVoo:s.TE, Exeter, spent, Sunday in
town. --The grand inillinery display
at differelit stores (hiring Easter week
we must say \vas reedit to the town.
—Dr. F. A. Sellery, of Hensall, who
makes a professional visit to mur burg
each 'Monday, was accompanied Mon -
dale by h is mother, of Kincardine, Who
is visitimr Um.
So -floor, Rureorrr.—The following is
the pereentage each pupil received
for Eitster exemination:—V. Miss.--
Di/LEM Richeil, 58; Myrtle. Hardy 57:
Ethel W 5o; :Jennie Hardy, ol;
Flossie Kibler, 49; Levan, Weido, 47;
Chester Steinbach, 43: Ida, sippoi, 4.0;
Norman Kibler, 46. IV. Olass—Phoebe
Riebeil, 58; Helene, Phaff, 57; :Maggio,
\\1b '11. :51: Albert Torretnce :50; Amy
Steinbach, If); Otto Sipple, 15; . Lottie
G.:lister. -1;3; Dora ;Miele 42, Lavina,
Fuss, 81); Pearl Tiluethinan, 37; Robert
Williams, 80; Chester 'Benedict, 85:
Freda, T-Iess, 85; Fred 13:a uberev, 84; COT'a
11110 (01(111 33; Harvey WebOr R,Jr.
V.---Lania rtleib, AMY 55 0.81.011,
Gladys McNe v i n, Gtorgie
Witrin, Norman ilolonnan, Nora Greb
Addle Porrtleib, Garnet Magel, Pearl
Fisher William Bender Manuel Holtz-
, /
man, Addison Koehler, Wellington
Sohnstoo. Victor Appel.
Children Ory for
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at. .
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Crediton
,T, 0. STAXBURY, ,134 (forirtorly Oohlins
ti4 s.-itanbury) 134408te1, SOitoitOr,, 'Notary
00:uveyuneor .N040Y to ioe,Exe.teie OfLt;
:Easter has cerne tnd gone. flow
,
many eggs did you eat ?—The Bi"rtbe
daygathering, given under the
auto -
p1006 of the 3±. P. A,, of Zion church,
in Rev: Litt's dwelling laetlErldaY evg.,
was
it great suecess. About 130 guest
wore, present. A prograni was giVere
by. the Y. ,P.: A..; Nfr. Lewis acting
chairman. Atter, the prOgrana thcr
guests were given it grand supper.
Something over 8:10 was edliected uo
the little .bogs. The • members- of the; ,
IT. P. A. deserve great praise for their -
efforts ih making the affair 'such 0 sue-
cess.—Mr. lEkarili. Snell. has purchased..
the old:. cheese factory " from Messrs..
BroW11,.Wuerth.& Co,, and is at pres-
ent .busily engaged in tearing, down
the old -building. He 'intends using
the old lurnbee in the erection- of a
dWelling.1\111... Louis Thiel and claughe'
ter, of Berne, 11lich., 'are visitingrelatives here.—Mr. !Louis Mangnus, of
Detroit, spent Easter here with his
parents,: Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried. Maug-
Authery Baker, of Granton,
spent Easter Monday here 'with his
parents. -L -Rev. J. (1. Libtleft for .
laee to attend. the Canada . Conference.
of .the Evangelical Association -which
meets there this week.—Mr: George
Holtzman is visiting relatives in Elk- .
ton, Mich., this week.—Meers. Albert.
and Artinir Zwicker Spent Easterwith..
their .parents in London. --Mr. W. H.
Wenzel has bought the boiler arid
gine, which \VaS used to run the cheese
factory. Is " Bill " going ±0 start an,
electric light plant Pe -Messrs. V, Ratz
M. P.; and Henry Eilbeg, M. P. iL, of
Ottawa and Toronto,. reSbectivelv,
spent Easter here With their families..
—Miss Rivers and friend, of Toronto,.
are the guests of •Di. and Mrs. Rivers.
-e-Mr: John Dyer and son John left
for London, Tuesday; on business.—
The Misses .Fraser:and Tischbo cane are
spending their :Easter liolida.ys itt .Ail-
sa Craig and Goderich,. respee tiYel y, --
DEATH'S DotherseLeThiS week it be-,
coines our sad_ duty to record the death.
of two.of our oldest citizens. Sohn .
Kilian,. aged: 78 years and two months,:
passed away last Sunday evening. Ithe.
Kuhn has been suffering for about
year With cancer. His remains were .
interred in the. German cemetery On"
Wednesday, the Rev. Staebler'officiat-
ing. He leaves to "ileum his loss a.
wife, three daughters and two
Clark passed away :on Tues-
day afternoon in' his 80t1 year. Mr.
Clark had alwa,ys .a rebust constitu-
tion and ahnost always enjoyed good -
health until Saturday last when he
was tSuddenly stricken with fainting
spellSefrom the effect Of Which he
never 'recovered. The funeral will take
place to -day (Thursday) at 1:30, o'clock -
to the Exeter cemetery, ,Ele leaves to
mourn his demise a wife and large
1110111)7. The sorrowing ones have the
Sympathy of the coMmunity in their
sad bereavement.
ScooL li,EPO*,17.,0110wing is the
report for Senior Division Crediton
Public School: Note: --Class I repre-
sents 70 per cent. or over; class IIre-
preSents 60 to 70 per cent.; Class re --
presents 50 to,60 per cent.; Class IV rre-
presents.40 to 50 per cent.; class ree
presents 30 to 40 per cent. Names are.
arranged in order of merit. Sr. Fifth,
classII, Percy Banes, Geo. Lawson;„:
class III; Charles- Brown, Ira. Brown;
Jr :V.,' Class II; Geo. 'Hockey; class III, !
Wes Finkbeiner, August Kuhn, Otto .
BrowneElmer Gower; Sr. IV, class, I,
Gordon Blootirfield; class II, Mandy
Finkbeiner, Ethel Clark, Ella Beaver,
Clara Bergner, Vivian Bei; ver; class 111.
William Brown, Albert .Faliner, "Lizzie
Finkbeiner. Ed11I1 EU her, - Martha
Wenzel, Weida Bones, Lucy :Young;
class Ty, Edna Treitz. ehiss V, Geo...
SheardeWen, 11OUZI11,01; Jr.
`IV, class 1 Laura Clark, Sam Veolker;
class 11 Olivia Holtzman, Wesly Brown
'Edgar Baker, Ettie Clark, Wilbur
iSlacMurray, Norman Beaver, class III
Ga-rgeld Hill, atteund -Wrierth. Ever-
ett Fahner, Clara Fohner: class IV,
Claarles Wind, Dan Fink-be:hie-I?, 1±11:
Fahner; class, V ,Tohn Treitz, Willie.
Hockey,.0sear Wolfe.
GEO. 113 Lc) OMITIELD, - Teacher •
Goderieli tp: 01) Wednesday even-
.,
ing,, April -,L131), at; "I\ fount. Farm" on,
the HUron:Rood, theresidence of the
de's fath c; r, If:envy (lo ewer', 1 7111 1t,
wedding; was solemnized, 'Miss Fi...ancis
3%, eldest donghter, "id lAerbert Fish-
er, son of Amos Fisher, Colborne, be-
ing the contracting. parties. Only the
immediate rola tires of the bride and
groom were present at the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. .Jas .71.
Anderson.
nirmrs,
Stei ;lion, on ipub 7t1,
the wife of Geo. O'Leary of 0 dangh-
ter.
MARRIAGES.
Ai-Iiiiiiiisox--Woon —At bile t.osidenc11
of the brides mother, on A.pril 12,
by the Rey. Jewett, Mr, EL An-
derson, teacher, to .2;lisS Ida, 010)7
daughter of the late James Wood,
both of TA -shame.
3'l.oreLt-3)----M IT Cr theresichnicie
61 the bride's p aro; I is. :Exeter, 011
April 1861, by th )tor. 0, W.
Brown, Mr. John Morley, of Lon-
don, form erl y of Oredi toll, to 1\ liss
Earmit. daughter, of Mr. John Mitc-
hell, St (tti 00 st.
0113tr--Tmui18--At, the 'Ito 1150, EXCII012,
Oil April 1861, by the Rev. \V. M.
Martin, B. D., Da,vid C. Gibb, of
Fullerton, to :Jane, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. johir Iinrie, oIi Tuckee-
, smi Ili.
DEATOS,
1(1311N—fi1 Crediton, on April 15±11,
John Kuhn, aged 75 years, 2 months.
CLARK--,ln Oveditou, on April 1711),
Wm., Clarl;., aged 79 years, 10 months
arid 3 days.