Exeter Advocate, 1902-1-9, Page 1FIFTEENTH YEAR.
MONEY TO LOAL
147010eve unlimited private funds ror / PERMS
vestment open farm or village property, at 1 3.100ay
p west rates Pil)'izactex.rsooTei...0AIRT,Ixe, people. of
Barristers,otese Exeter. anti awl
aseeteld
s ,
and eird
ANITODA PAR= allauSelne
Parties thirain'.g of locating in Manitoba or the 4 few bo
North-West Territories shouid apply to tint!, utAlor- to a dahl
signed for prices of imprnyea mita other farms..
ERNEST E121,for, provided
of the vi
Witlehel
AT, °NWT- TO Ii04IR.
organist
Ie a largo amount of private fonds to
loan on Urn? and village properties at love ward, w
rates ofinterest- and rent
V- WGLLIAst,A1%,worded a
nesrestes, Main Street Exeter or
aCentilpa
FAillt POE seen, eervice,
entneet1
„ Vie undervigned Is offering for solo that desirable present
4.130 acre farm intim township et Ken. 1d0E' It as With a fe
'concession 2,41121nm/1i half of lot it, There Is on and was
the premises a good briele Wove. heated by 0WOM
a good bank 1iarn:2041441feet with A win; st es feet; oy the ye
there 19 II never failingwU thatt furnishes water us, mid ens
side Anima and a nng creek finin atar:y all until, Aft
the arear retina. 2it land a under good gate al
cultivation, Want to sell immediately Ana will diction b
etedings
snre a
give possession )ffirell Tt,100g, AIVIY
Tia4f.liaavtir. Hay P.O.
• °TICE TO CHEDIT911s.-Ot Boatel Wilfdforig,
_ _
tato ofthoTownaliip of VW Oentiewan.
eased, Pursuant to nee. of Ofispier 139 of the
evlsed Statutes of Oakum, 1667, notice h hereby
Owing
given that, creditors anti other hosing elahua
again% the estate et Daniel Waldtong, late of the 28 was
Township ot Day. in tbe County ot Duren. Gentle -
Me% deetased, who died en or about the inst day nt form a
October. A. D..10Qt.are. on or before the First daY electiou.
febroaryok. D., VV, scod past, previd. to
Ifegrs. linciwoo & (Ulna' Selicitera for Wald
Schafer the adsolubtrater thel'ersonal Rotate of
before 9
just
c
ot to by W.
20 T. Buds()
theraiddercasedthelr ehristian names andruniames. Jfinnes
an4 deseriptions. the ton J NeA
their claim% a elatemeast et their amvents and the
nature intim seemillestif any) held hy u,anti 14.14P;Vo_g
thatatterthedv deems:4 the mad Pante* filmier OiSeS OIL%
ed r,1=11.7.g 41* patio hereto. regrd entitled thaving ar
will proceed to diollibute theassMetthesaiddereas. simiunr
el,ey to sure cialins,ef which notirn thnii have ittiti a clone
wain avabove immured. anti the said Daniel Mater aeCOrapil
wan MA he Eatle for the gild awls or any rar; my Mad
Attrrit, Any peri.7220rp0ati425 ts'araSO elsign or 1,‘„,
sla.igoicotweeizatil la.Tie ton tvelveil lty hint 41""`
at the time of awn dAlrilmt/en. DIM at Meter grett ng
this e'Slhday.ei neforater J10{41, Daavici reiation
cssisee selailtels allsoliolgraina Tuesday
Sellerv's
MEETING OF his °Mee
FARMERS' INSTITUTE hendsom
elites and
on behalf
TO BE HELD IN sentation
TOWN HALL EXETER. stating t
be an We
-asses eharge of
the class.
SATURDAY,JA14.11th11902 to a light
iEsite w
ceasoram....
eking tl
The meeting wdi open at 1.30 (aim*, when ads taereiot b
elem.W in he gis'en in the follow ingenteralmir-
magsaddresis Address by D. Drummond', Esq., of tiLise 44.41 +,‘
IllyrtlesubJect,Breedingand camel 44117 cattle. Ms when one
level ey Oivession till 2,20 reeloelr, Attillts1 hy 0, the emu
10I Do pottrill, Esq., of Atilton P. D., miblect.Irow 1_,„, 1„„,-1
build a poultry house and teen the vault ry healthY. •":41`"..`'`
'I.* -lissom DIM o'clock,. Address by Elmer Ideal resu
nsitawa, P. O., stliirPtt 'Wait gro;xlniz from onto -ile
4,0111114Mb:1 standpoint, oislinaloa Ain 4 o'clock.
• Address by A, /nets, of Clinton, on '0`Drauglit sisass5 $$U
Iforse3." "What he Was. what he l4. ulrat he might
be. Short addresses are evecteti from knot gentles
men. A question drawer wul also Ito opened when
questions on irenerilauhjects lailI IV a feature. An
evening inecting.uill be opened 07.33 n'cloek, win%Ar. Lex
loteretting and instructive address will be given r
by ,
the delegates and others on subjects suitable to a nos beert
ridged audience. Clink% selections of vocal and in- of this pia
btramental music! will 1* rendered. A bright and
ingm
ructive eetinh g anticipated. All are cordially /14tS been
welcomed. A small admission fee will be charged JalileS Do
gentlemen, tree, at evening meeting, to iletrly number 0
expenrea, Yea
1). araNNItti, 8,0,1'11NoW
President, Secretary. of Detroit
-Miss Ca
New Yea
Christmas Goods days th
Mellharg
who for t
FOR ing here„r
Christmas Presents,
spent a fe
Sandy Yu
few ibtys
Nothing is bett,ea than a, nice pair of old friend
shoes or slippers. We have a fine this place
range in each for mens, women trall4.__3/
and children. . . . Bad Ax
From 35e. and upward we have Rub- 'nether'
hers of all kinds. sack and felt °f
boots; a, fine line of over shoes
s, of
to friends in
be cleared out at half their regular Ham
value. . . . holidays i
• son, of Lo
this
All Keys belonging to the, Parlor suit week
to be retuaned on Dec. 28 at 2 p. A.dair, cal
et_ m. day event
place, has
A CALL SOLICITED. now. It i
R. 11. SWEET, telegraph
talk to
Treble's Old Stand lir7i14%ainge
pietede l
the count
Stanley. bout 40 b
high. Mr
Christmas Day will be a memorableon a visit
one in the lives of a -number of young Schoff, of
people here. No fewer than three here. --Mi
couple were married on that day with- don, is v
in a radius of a mile and a half, as place.
follows. -A pleasant time was spentat
" Trebor Grance, Kippen, the splendid .,
serne of Robert Mafordie, Christmas .
Witty when his third daughter, Madge, The rest
was married to Mr. Thompson, of Lon- was the sc
clesboro. Many guests were present ding on
from London and elsewhere. --The same daughter
day at 2.30 p. ne the Rev. G.. H. Long, age with"
of Hensall, tied the knot which united 5 p. in. n
for better for worse Robert Beatty, leaning on
• teacher of Tuckersinith, and Miss ed.hantlso
Jennie Harvey-, 2nd con. The bride
• and carri
looked charming, the presents were
white cern
splendid, the wedding dinner fit for an ,„,„,, ra,,,,
epicure, the guests numerous, and "'"' ''"''''
piano
acro
everything else as became a weddingtbe violin.
• Mr. and Mrs. Beatty intend to live in by her s4
Egniondville.-John Cochrane, of the was assist
-Tovvriline, Hay, and Miss Teenie Mc Her little
Beath, welie united in the holy bonds in cream
of matrimony at high noon, Christmas Finkbeine
. Day, by the E. H. Salvers. About 90 were pres
guests sat down to a sumptuous repast. of the con
At night about 150 young people trip- four genet,
ed the light fantastic until morning. present.
, he wedding dresses were splendid, warm co
•':--little Miss Reina McBeath, maid of eat down t
yA
bonor, was charming, the wedding happy con
presents were numerous and costly, month vis
the pleasure and music entrancing, they . will
and the bride coquettishly beautiful. home.
Mrs. H. L. 'Walker, of Guelph died
• suddenly While walking home frean a If it is ari
social visit. such trouble,
es,
EXETER, ONTARIO, TRURSDA.Y, JANUARY 9, 1902.
Kirkton '
;TATUM: AND ADDRESS. -0o
welting Dee. eetb, the YOung•
use eben. °fel,. Noes church,
t, twenty or the eoug,egaticso
I at the Tteetorx, gielttee,
iyed. themselves in pleasant
at and interesting: pastieseeor
Rrs, just before sitting deWil
;7 gcgieetica) Alf, .TerreAments,
from the well-ladell
. ba_seets
atom Mre, Geo. EaSSen of
ea celled on Mise Stout, the
)f. the church. to come foe.
en Miss Mitee'gie Davis arose
a beautiful, and delicately
ddress to Miss Stout, exits:ft-es.
0,preciation for bee .servwes,
oed by a bandsome sliver tea
rith the initials a the Teo*
r eugritved. The ;Address and
iere accepted by the reeildeot
s, wend:men wmds ofitrambs
rollowed by a foss remarks
tor, Rev. Wm. Stout. Music
log occupied the compauy
n. 11 pan., when tile2 hellOs
P the ream. closed the pee.
)f nu evening of eoentl plea.
,enjoyment.
St,Jesoillx
liectious A d, holiday, bete over
. 4 - ... ,- /* g
every one bila sett/ed dOWO, tO work
again, and even if your men didn't
get there We eXpeet that new 1902 will
roll on much the Sante as 4/d 1901
did. -Quite a inii3" evelling was spent
here one night lase week by an equally
jellY ePawd.--Ansa T. MeOleod has re-
turned fromEintell after spendin the
holtdays. with her parents there, rs.
D. Niel's, of iletulleid. Mane who is
spending the whater visiting her par.
cuts near here. visited bee brother.
B.,_. jenueson, ou enneay.--Mie era
nu's. T. 'U. lierten, who reeeutT re-
turned from Manitoba, has rented a
house in Hensel!. and .'.ntexisis taking
rap housekeeping there in the near
.. ,
future,- Ur. E. Dodineri, woe ;see
geen eenUned to the home tor Nine
time three& ilifte5slia' we are Plea*e4
to State. recovering thoot it will be
59111e time before be is ,it le to work
nab).
. , . . . .,
pheos Iltly anti. ItleCtillwray,
WE • i vl e4
aaal111101Pat a44091,40/118. '
,
Ripperneemo members and adb'er'.1
, ents of the ICippen Methodist chards
ID this villag, aesembled. at, the bo_tne
of the Organist. Mies Lillian White.
men °la illee4sY evening of this week
and presented her wales very touch-
ing end beautifully worded address,
read by MISO Maggie MC01510014 :1114
a very generously Oiled pureeof money
presented. by Mrs. _woos, Aii58
lifinfitetnan, expressed her deep grate
Lucie in a few sim_ply spoken words
bet which gave evidence of the stroug
ties which bee. bound. her to her own
Church and her realty friends.
, Brussels: We regret to state after:I
.. .
. severe and et times trying illnese the
messenger Death calle4 iaway the spirit,
; of Jeesle, eeemul yomigest daughter of
, :dm McNichol, queen etreet, Brussels
, tiliAllli_ondatirto,reing at ri o'elock. She
1 lam wen iii. wise pnennionia for MO
wean but her health hat' not been
vigorons for some tune previsme. She
I 1,4746 18 years and two montlee. The ..
funeral took place on New yeirtss day
..f. q ,„1„,,,,.. T., fm.„,,,,,,,i.. ,,,. Be.„
v*
: we' eaMm.'ettiCiii;11;eliey;a"see:dt,:lots"141;;;I:gn/idt.Y.10ins-ge' ,,
demise will be sincerely regretted,
1
Ntoetitnhail. fietill"'Iii4iltiitTritar:rnodgrietIl'eovhitlifilin;11hg
was diecovertel to be on tire, aud sue
alarm tieing, sounded the lire brigade ,
was 8n°4 eie' the glInInd. 1MQT0
Water was throtvn ou the building.
the fire broke through the roof. bul
the 'daze WaS ettell 111141eT 001110:01. anti '
the tire prevented &sant synodal*. The
hare is R24 PS P, Stare room. ;knit 11
row/ house, end as all the Wide w'ere
saved it is- evideit the fire started in i
1104 10ft, hitt NOW or twin what cause !
cement he assertained. '
Ilrinsiev. On Nines dev "dr Wesle ,
Dixon et 'this . ' ' ' ' ':i'efi;e pdit i
.Fentotst of the 1(4* COU Wei
1 I i 1 I .", .
Fe Ier n the he 3: '2"45'114"41thormY•
irphsideivnIertTgenYtiw.De"itrwiPtro%ftTIZIntqt ' till '1 rt
- - • - '.--- . - - ---- ----% 4-..."'"' -"."...11 ' .....
4knitilowliel: oTtibettitoenuti‘inn. itteY ttellere.
of about forty of the immediate tele,
tivCS of the eontracting .parties. The
bride looked charming 111 a gown of
white orginulle. At the conclusionmotsf
the eineniony ri sumptuous dinner
served, after whteli the eVeilitit was
tpent in thensuel Pilalf110. We extend
ale. and aire.Dixon congiettnIation,s in
theit' new 61)11120e in life. . e 1,
Clinton: On Monday Miss e. t ta
Wright, delight -et. of Mr. JohizW.irgtt
of town, beemne the bride of Mr. James
• Jewell of Bentrillier, the ceremony be.
' ilig performed at Sts ',mire rectory br
Rev- e. R. Gunny. Miss Kate ‘Wi . ,
, limos of Oteleriehtewiet washrides.
' Mid white:11r. el4o, Vi• Wet *Ries
Auburn mesieted the gram:4'i= "
the ceremony the bridal party drove
to the brides home where luncheon
was served and et 2.55 Mr. and 411rs.
Jewell left for Hamilton and other
.. , .
pieces where they will spend the MK
few. days of the honeymoon. On their
returned they will take up their mid-
ence at Benmiller where Mr. Jewell
carries on a good blackstnithing bust-
ness.
_ . „ . ,
Isis tu. About. 7.30 p. ., InSunday
when the citizens were in church the
:fire alarm was sounded and the church-
es were soon vacated fire was seen isse-
ing from the stable on Drummond
street, owned by A. Taylor It was
ome ti ne before the engine *could be
s 4 to k. oh
ma e work. _ a% Hamilton's
stable soon caught fire and also the
house ad'acent to Air Taylor's store
. ) . _ ... •$
occupwa by airs. JOS. arter. The
household effects of Messrs.Bellentyn
.. . • • e
load Burling were moved ant on the
8 tract as it was feared the tire would
spree. over e oc . r. is
d th bl k M Taylor'
said to have $200 insurance. Mr. Ham-
'Mon lost considerable hay and other
effects ; the fire was confined to the
two stables and a kitchen.
Ki en- Christmas Day was cele-
hrated at the home of Mr., and Mrs,
Robert McMordie, London road, by a
very interesting and happy event -one
of which in future years will be re-
membered by them. The invitations
extended to a large number of friends
*[
and relstives, it being the marriage
of their youngest daughter, Miss
Maggie to GeorgeThoinson of Efullett
' ' •
son of Mrs Thomson now of Clinton.
,
This estimable family consists of fine
sons and three daughters, and this
being the first marriage, was consider-
ed more than usual occurrence. The
house was tastefully decorated for the
occasion, and the ceremony was per.
formed by- Rev. J. Henderson, of Hen
salt Presb terian church. The bride'
. Y
was given away by her father and
looked charrninginherpretty costume.
A sumptuous repast was served, . re-
ception accorded the newly wed, and
after a few hours of merriment, Mr.
• .
and Mrs Thomson drove to their new
home on thegravel road, Hullett,
where the room has an excellent farm.
_ _ __ g ,
Mr. Thomson IS a young and prosper- ,
oils farmer, one who is well liked in ,
the community, while his life partner
is an accomplished and popular Toting
lady, who will he much- missed. in
• . i
from the array of presents given the
. , • e
bride it goes to show the high esteem
., . .
in which she is he ID the community; •
Id ' ' .
the, ifts were not only numerous but
-g . .
'' •:'
ver3rcostly and handsome., , .
'
SUCOE.SSFUL CANDIDATES. -
- tete i R w- -
ten . ne
Anderson, witievtb, virebb' N.,-ezoie,3'
.
-.011.41s23-7",1e-v-1"--. "eve 3 ....3. Gre'eg; 0910'
, us'„,Tr'''',..,." 43^ °,!11)11g1 'AM McKee au
7417411 fleneei..-11"St'eP for 6° 11('' JO
' 1 iltiS"°"g' J. R. IA 1111°418 4441 Wo
13ennett"
i Hay -Reeve. P.Laniont;e41McillOrl
, \Vim Consit,WiteStelek,Alex. Thom
' sou, A. Goetz.,
: Zurich -Police Trustees e John We
, lob, Chas. Orel, John Rickheit.
1 Seaforth-Councilloiis.M.T. Maxim
. je 13 0 • Re se sa ' nt 3 b
, v .. Matt. , . Wm aro On* .o
. .. . .. .
' eir M Best J A St
Sebool Trustees, W. Selater, A. Si
Stale. A by-law to expend eigt
, thousend dollars for drainage purpost
was carrie,.
esoeerichesConneillors. Elliott. n
'Kinn Knox, 11111.1U4P, 1110111
: murneyr, 31. e....Pen 4,11'
eiannaton) "werue" '44Yet' tai
tift. MarysesCutineillors as fOnOW54.-
i?onlyi(lialTilit'tlpiZehnlie.,:sTC4dh:eftegilomoilinrboiyultilslite7r1).7itii
Lunn -Reeve UcCointeCouncillor,
cRill:g:Ife,:olVilop181,-..b,B,leprty4etrateitt,l' 1%4;74 13.41"1:41e.trt.mstirotaigult'
Tonbee. l'
mit 1,1 ii v. - Ft 1, c h 11
„ e h0fl-'i aeon. ug t AMP 0
Counefiltu-, Stuart, Blow ftO%21
Fs,rd. Daftpon and eism_ Ryaens': • cbl"
Clinton -fine following 4%1112,32,
od by 4lecuramation. ,,Alayor,, no's_
Jaeksoe, Sr ; CooneilloreiteMeRenzie'
ug'io" .5146.114K j„ For) H. 'Collate,
4: co 1. • (.,4,, b i .1. '
3„i"1.. elebrasinial;." 'AT ewen* 4re5tee3
• - •
B.ehew is the resniti,of Stephen, Ili'Y
4134 /$1Peillivray -MUnicipal elections
hyPoliestboreeeese with an astevick
beiog theil -. ...es . eanninateez
, es e .e, Fr, r, -
we a 1,.0s - . _. 5 ,, 7 .....,,
. v• ,,,- ' C$' ' 8 •susiks
rwelamt• e , 51 son ...4`7 11111$1 r 5.3_4475-1a"
a* • • .. ee 3 1
0,440,e04 , . -
„wee., , ..,:esne,,.-st 3 .w 40 44 .
wows ' .e. 31 %IV frO SI 5"! 34 41--.442,3*
YOUtg._, 76 61' w,07'' 34 43 43 2}-4,31*
'W'Sg 33 36 n 60 76 35,--4`1*
l'igat,m. Aneft p2 s0 40 '' )
Toneless,. 15. eif 14 45 l'i7 141 0-33$
TfA,-.is . ,,I.,110
14",7" 'rva- ,.,71 403' ta-3 504 05 5,11 347 184_0/ .,
6%7' &I 04 a0 to 33 et ss tee-
, .... ,
• clt.n'U'Ill
ConSM s3,1s sr sr 44 is,,,nss
stoat 03 fa MI 43 C,-.3 en W 57-4n*
Thompson 3'3'a 03 .4 44 :14 43 45--3914i
Deets 11$ 13 E3 44 3o1143,2 Sia -•-•11;i*
Mine 53 47 75 21 14 *am 33---3417
Deter 25 13 4-i 33 3114 2° 11-2°
aquOli r MICE TRUSTEES
.3ve'410, st*
sae% ;so
RiAbea
Sim -Mita 74*
33
„.„,„,„ NceILLINTAY '
"--- i*, 1 4: 3 4 5 6 7 Total
Drumm -224 23 40 ta ea CT 4a fas•Xa*
ewer 0' sa 43 44 723 33 37-046
esevseee
geore.;„.„7 33 45 ''''i F'' F.4 57 S' .Z1 0
noses; ilig ra' ez el la savir17:
txtll'n
Ftt,'•-it' ei es el es et ci, ca-ssee
43 30 CIO 43 13. pe,
*4r 'a4 In 2'3 41 17 Iii' 4; '4.I'la•-•-4
'
,..„..,.._..,14...---,,...-,. ,
Winchelsea
• • - - -
Mr. Thos. Dinelle. who has been Oil
the sick list, we are sorry to say,is not
improving very fast, A.0 0.11 44,pt of
' ItilltitieSS SeVeral of the neighbors turns
•
ed out with saws imd REPS on Friday
1114611d Old a One pile of woodfor Mr.
Durdlees-Ahout sixteen young men
meta Mr. OPO. Godboles the other
day and cut his DuOlnler's Supply of
wood. In the eVening a &smelt tlin.e
was spent in einging.games ete.--It Is
reported that it.. IL Della -lite hav
bellaili. MN Geo. Heywood's titiO farm
across:nom the ereamery, This is a
fine farm and must say that Dr. D.
has done well to get it eel'ilr. Albert
Berreitill antl natio Brown WAS -in,
London, Tneedity last. on basinew.
Mr. Amos and Aaron Frauds have
gene to Stratfotd to take a caner* in
the busineS$ college. Succe.ss hope-
Mrs, J. C. Bell reveived word or the
death of her 1120113(4 ss died at her
11(mte lu Malberweneen III.S,"1"1 AllY ftreen"
an edema. growtsi. eite mereinees
has been au invalid for the post two
' or tlwee years.
..... , . .. .„.
Uensall -
to resignations of candUlates
Z2* on Tnesday night there
a. suftIcent 'mintier left to
iancil for 101)2, withont nu
They are as follows. Reeve
ler, vouneillore aobn sr,-,ott,
1"
a, I; W. $013,thle0rilbe, 011a
.Arther. The only Dew one
r111111,3 0,1141 We 1204)1 se be W411
eel one.- At the closing exer.
S, No. I, Tindsteeenith, the
esented their teacher. Miss
irray, with a handsnitie ring,
I led by 44 44(1115(4 Miss Mine
!+ a suitable reply, thanking
Is for iippreelation, and res
he severance of the present
ISI.," etletwtle" thela's-Ti°'
wen,ng toe membere 04 40r4
Ilible class called on him lit
and presented him with a
framed photo group of the
teacher. Mr. Ab johnson
of the boys mule the Pre-
and the Dr. feelingly replied,
[at the picture would always
,ativa to diligence in the ills-
his work in connection with
-A team of ho* es attached
Sleigh ran away front op.
3. Miller s shop on Monday.
0 sidewalk opposite the coin.
;del they 04111 Up, Wellington
ley renebed the Centennial,
of the team street; against
er ot the building and was
down. No serious danger
„4 bey, selist-,-xses !hanging'
e -rig ems -germs% Viideeetr
t received no binary.
Oreettway
al," George Wilkuu who hos been
meal,' isn. about tb ree 'ytetts. returned
ham% fears w. I ' . i -: 1,, el '
mu Ilea abt wee ."*""'s rs
tkinfo,,,i &prim mid foinur. of -major
I d bi- son4n.,bw 31-i.: Ta ior of
ft t Ifurou vent' New YeIre ;rith
m tTh ' B' U-
a' nrti, .1.,Jo 'of &gum. x. %sr. T.„1„18141.4
his brother-in-law, Mr. Ed. MePherson
last weelf.-M. J. McWilliams, of
Chisellunet, visited friends here ;t few
days Igo
' '. - "
FATAL HUNTING l'IlIP.
IliAliwea, Jan. .1 .\T4' Wise Dunce;
aeeZdentIS' shot hhmelt while out hunt
ing on siaturday afternoon 4ktout .i.
ecioek. jes, wits eihnieng over a km
rail fence on the form of Ur. rt. Taylor
ZOne TOWBFbi • about two roes fro
here. In gaing over the fence a, ral:
slipped, throwing him back and mak
hi nun lee" his held on the. gun. il
1tling to the ground and discharging
thaeckeinlafrgtehoenirnjeehrirnhg eP on tht
au inters
Pull entevhsi. tin: howls. A compass
-1011 WaS Wall lulu anu secured help
rotienei.mbfuotrthiented inoisatusowmasuchbrouto‘b
that he only lived a short time, dyinf
3 tv.lgo(:e,14etnealsta lifireelowninsreasliettut t40(It 1:107
wen, his aged navel& being pioneer
of the town. He leaves a faintly ro
three eldlilren, the youngest atm
eleven 1,[ears of ages :and a, Wife. De
ceased-4We) no ,insuisince, Tbe ae
..e.,4142t jonstell innt"h 'exotemel,4 h
ta syy l
owii;and profound mpathis fel
for the it f t t il if f •
Al OA' Allla A3 man an is atm
iy, um Duncan was a, painter sm
'
te ele aud was WO known'. d h` I r
an _gt 1 3
. ' t el Is - 11' tt ' d f K
iespee t 3, a in us en ts ent
BERTHS.
Credlton
. 0. greenwirv. n.Collins*
Staxiburia Pulsar. Soliziter, Notary, DenveYeaces
McmuV tO "4111-EuRr, Ont.
Mr. WM. Bassow has sold his dwell-
lug to Mr. Carl Finkbeiner. Mr.
Itissow has pin -chimed a farm near
Zerich and. will take possession in a
short timee-Mr, Claude Bluett, of
Forest, who has been engaged as
principal of our school, has moved in
over Alfred Clark's harness shop.-
Ni-. T. Livingstone, of Baden., was in
the villege last Frititty on business.-
Mr. Samuel Lemport, of Devizee, was
in the village Setnrciny, weaning
acromintattees.-3.1r. Benue Oestreieber
has moved in the residence lately
accepted by Mr. Wm. Lewis, Jr. Mr.
Lewis has moved in with Mr. Christop-
her Eilber.-Eleetion made ono town
lively on Monday. 311... Fred. Wuerth,
eisman, WAS reee cc et iv a
our toe 1 t I 1
good inajoritys-Mr. Joseph and kiss
Woodhall, of Detroit, are visit-
ing relatives in this vicinity -Miss
Sonlna Brown Istmain 31 h. t ,,.
i - h ' s ' se gi a '9 ii, illuv
sr r erne 'ier linseX'n" VI8 ''I'L'
sihnon Stah , of troinherg, attended
ttil 0 funeral of :Mrs O. Beaver last Sun-
P hit School stil ted 1 st
.igiciaer 7f.,' Ate' .t. • -I. R -
holidays,
ivith a-*.tiooad afteisdance.1.1.-all- iss Claude
Men, ofForest, Miss Elsie McCelluni
f E3.1 e dii D f Mitchell,
9s th- 2_,,,,au . .,ss ,owe, o . ,and
I e emu ex ITeeller. engaged -1•°'
the year. -The Misses Isillie ana Clara
1[1 eg t rb ten9tle _er ran i?ve ,
difla 'Bt dli
spending
rt i"iei ra° "till alt- h
t eir o i ays in e vicinity wit
relutices.-Mr. Wm. Westcott, of
seal Lb tie t f .
or , was gnes 01129 niece,
. ,,__ ,,,„. _., .„,., ,_
[''''" George Jaevuoru, a sew uays last
week. -Mr. Henry Eilber, M. P. P.,
, is attending the Legislature in Toron-
to this week. -Messrs John Broder-
ick, of 9a0ept1, and August Ehnes,
. of zurioi,,.._
-were in the village on Tues.
day auditing the insurance books. of
the Hay tin'? F ni ' Mutual In
ance uo. A numberarerOf young people
h d oysterr at giapttlpis
a _art_ _ suppe a An 0 ei
jyr orlock's, last Wednesday. had a
very pleasant time. -Last Friday's
bl"zzard re' ded that ' te has
i . re in_ _ n are r _
u*.cd CI k
set In. -Mr. e ar is on the
sick list.' We trust he will soon be
able to a tt d t h' d e ' If 11
- - L en o is u ies in is s o •
-The recent fall of snow has ma e
. • • •
good sleighing . and, are quantities
of wood s.re beteg drawn to the brick
an ti,e yar si-a-The lecture on fticai
cl. 1 ' d A.
e
w ich waS to- ave been. given by Rev
Morris Ehnes of -Zurich last Frida Y
• ' ' .
evening, had to bepostponed indefin-
Ref on eccount of the -I, et ' 11 -
• y ' Mr. Ehn ' f • de In1Yr 1 1 t
gaest he will soon rime c m. PR'
recover.- iss Lao,
Winer is visiting her sister,Mrs D k, [
f K• ' R -C • - ...• P
o ippon-- ev. rom r u.
. . . . . ptop,,o artiste,
is visitino• his daughter Mrs. R. E.
walker. b , • • • '
DhATEC OF MRS. BEATER. -Once
ore it becomes our sad duty to
rehr n' 1 th d th f f 11
fc o weer e ee„ ,t o one o our We
..‘rpwn.. i trzyns,, in the person of 11,Irs.t
ktrIelan "eayter, who. -fell asleep as
- ursc ay nigh , at the age of 49years,
o months and 2 daVs. Mrs Beaver had
been ill for some time, but as she was
no confine to her e her 11 ness was
t d b d '' 1 '
not considered serious .beride ' het'
. - , • ' ' i"
aeatia was a great surprise. to all. -Mrs.
Beaver was .1, i active e.k ' the
i . -, ` ' _ e w r er in e
c mren ana was wellliked by •all who
lc le easUre o her acquaintance
',. - 13 . " •-• - '
The gap caused by her death will be
hard to fill in the home" chhreh. end
v. • • D • d - d` • ,
icinity. ecease was interre in
the German cereetiT anti Ivas one ofcan
l f. 1 ' Y ' 1
the aigest unera s held here or some
time. A union funeral 'sere; ce ' was
in the Evan 1'0'1 'ela 1 e last
s , • • . ! ge A ?.t _WC ,
unuay evening to a very large con-
gregation. Rev. KnOwle.s preached
1,12 a Pre riate sermon titian as hisenza
tPN P ' ' ' g • •
umbers 23-10 Ile was assist-
(ix!, Rey J G • • rt '
e y ey. . . Litt and by ev. .T.
. or oc c, o ashwood. rS.Be v-
C M 1. 1 ' f D k B
er leaves to mourn her loss, a husband, '
o i Slug ers, a, one sis ei
f u . d lit father•' • t •
and two brothers, besides ,ft latrge num-,
ber• of friend's and acquantances, who -
Inive the th ' f 11 ' ' *t -
sy tuna y o ie sawn y in
this their very sad bereavement. '
Grand Bend
- • •
Mrs. Willer and daughter, Hilda, a
Apse Craig, glens New year's at Ale.
jos. Gill'e.-mr. Pollock, of the North-
west ie at present here visiting rela-
Gees awl frlends.-Mr. Ezra Brenner
is on the sick list. -The Misses
'114 and t a Gies elle are spending
1`.1evit Year's under theparental rout.-
Mr. (-,Porese 7.atrespentStintlay at his
lartober's, near Zinich. - Mr. John
Sp. 'untie et' Reuter, vent Monday
here. -Mr. Albert Gamble and sister,
Priscilla, returned home from Port
'Huron last week, where they have
been visiting fee sonie tilue.-ars. J.
Luther, who luts been on the sick list
for Some time, is out again,
a
Clandeboye,
1 Ciwter, of Detroit, Mich..
,
lionie visiting ills 12 8,
.ce.-Aliss ltyan, of Arexico,
e.,Lizzie
Vhdthl 4.1" 8iSter' Mr'
yle, of t liS place. 0 fit a
et --e -
: tlie old boys ineb here on ,
r's day. -Mr. Chas. Carter,
, is here visiting his rola tives.
awront of this place. spent;
e; in Granton. -.Miss Maeie
7, a RerniitenetiPe"t a few
O village. -Mrs. era% of Galt,
le past week has been visit-
chimed to her home Friday.
ink Harlton, of Muir •• and
x
lariton, of Port Huron, areNrcl
their holidays in this vicin-
a. Cunningham, of Crediton,
w days in the village.-Mr.street
ger, of Stronmess, spent a
n the village calling.on his
2. -Mr. Lewis Downing, of
. calkd san frierids in Oen-
r. Walter Blackwell, of
1.,
e' Mich." is visiting -:'-
r s place. -Mr. T. Oollins,
spent a, couple of days with
Zurieh'-3l,. Ine' MeWil*
Hensel], is spending his
1 the village. -Mr. c. Sinus-
teflon, called on friends here
Wm Revington of
• • ,
led on friends'here on Thurs-
1g. -Mr. Peter Riley,' of this
quite an invention on hand
a.something like the wireless
7. He can kick a post and
: mince. He will not t 11
e
ial he . uses. - Mr. Wm.
has his new house cOM-
b is one of the -finest in
iiy. The dimensions are a-
.
50 and it is three stories
.
9.• Farrell, of this place, went
to Port 111.1r011. -111r. Harry
roroeto, is visiting friends
a Minnie Patton, via Lon -a•
siting
siting her Parents' of this
• . ,
Eden
Mrs. 'Will Itihns, of Grand. Bend, as
visiting her friend, Mrs. james Blair.
--Miss Della Harmer, of Itrisseldale,
Was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John
Harmer. Sunday.-511ss Rettie Essery
visited Miss Hutton, of Centralia, on
Thursday hist. -Mr. Ernest Buswell,of
Exeter,s sit Sunday with hisL.nrents.
or,
here. -Mr. end 31". 3ehe arm'
vistted friends at Mitchell on Monday
Tuesdav last. -Mr. C. Down, of
Exeter, preached a very interesting
'
sermon here Sunday afternoon in the
absence of our pastor, Rev: B. L.
H t •
n ton, who was preaching in Main
church, Exeter. -School cones
f
silenced II onday alter the Christmas
•
holidays.
--......._.
Dnannect-In Stephen, on January 7th,
to Mr, and Mrs James Dearing, t
daughter. •
....___......„,-.-
MARRIAGES.
UTLE11,-Dot.-At the recildenci
of the bride's father, Toront ,- by th
Re J. A. Rs le la S. A°. D I
a'. _ In Ili, _s. °nee
general inerciaant or Lacan, to ansi
0.A. Butler.
Laamt-Gnur,-At the Wain street
Methodist parsonage, on Frida3
.
jannery 8rd, by the Rev. It. Mill
yard, Mr.. .A.gusties Latta to Nis:
Greer Adair, both of the township oi
Stephen.
.m. r, , At t'h '
-" Rowse-nem•ortrels- e rest
dence of the bride s parents! on Jan
nary 8th,Mr. SethBrown, of Stephen,
to Miss Lilly M daughter of -Mr:,
Wm. Rowclitf Lot 13, c ' 4
oncessuin ,
Usborne. '
Smos-RAsnere-At the residence oi
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S
Rennie, Zurich, Mr. Arthur Stelck,
of Manitoba to Miss Jessie Ranuie
- '
of Zurich.
PuseenEy-Tgostesow-At the Pres
byterian manse, Parkhill, on Wed
, Dec., , ,
nesday, 5 by the Rev. R
Alyward, B. A., Wm. Pumfrey tc
Chri stena Rose, eldest daughter 9:
Mr, S. Thompson, East Williams
C/OOPER.-McOommr.-At the rest
dence of the bride's father, on Jan
nary 8th, Mr. Peter Cooper, to Mis:
Maria, daughter of Mr. Samuel Me
- •
Curdy of Hibbert.
Ar owed About lls.
Herondale: Mrs. Robt. Dew, of
Snowflake,Man., is visiting friends
and around here.
0 t • Ab t th
romer y: ou ,.,, a mon . age
Joseph syeare, pf Hibbert,. inetructed
his solicitor, I G Stenburyoaf Exeter,
to commence proceedings in the nigh
Court against Ikl'r% Ann Stewart and
her son,Alex Stewart for damages
* • '
for slander, it haying been re orted
that these parties had acc13sea Mr.
o been
8 fstealing$-which had b
peare, o ..__.
sent bY. A. ' Q. Bobter, of the Exeter
Creamery. The parties havesettled the
matter,aeampleretractionand apology
• given • gentle- en to Mr. Speaue. The g
man, who was acting .for Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart, has also returned to Mr.
Bobier the $5 •
. . d
Bayfield. Plans fpr the propose
new Presbyterian church have been
received from Mr. Fowler, C. E, God-
and were considered by . the
building committee, on Monday, night.
• -
They provide for a brick church 31x52,
•th t ' b f S S
wi s one basementfor S. S. purposes,
to be erected on the new site purchased
on Ian George spnare. ..e es una e
C G Th e t d
cost of the new building will be about
$3000, towards which nearly $2000 is
already subscribed. .It is contetnplated
to use the same. sheds that are now in
use and the committee will he .prepar-
' • ,
tendersaroundJudging
• •
an early day.
t, of
Seaforth: Mr'. Andrew Scot ,
this town his Ittained his mljority
- ' ' ' " • '
as a public sclun.il teacher, haying coin-
pleted twenty-one years in the proles -
..
FI h. t• ht for fif'een years
sion. e aS augt. ,
11 the Brucefield school on the Mill
1 .
road,' Teckersmith, and has been re-
enklgedfor next year Heals° taught
•• • • • •strength.-
for four years in the School in the ad-
joining section and two year§ in Turn-
berry. 'Be has - thus • taught only . in
,
three schools during his king term of
service. This iS a record of which any
. mi ht, -.b -ustl ' proud and his
man g e J i Y P •
sticcesg and efficiency as a, teacher may
be judged from this record. Mr. Scott
s
has made teaching bis life work and
not like so urtny others a stepping
' 0
stone to some other profession. The
department should give aome encour-
,
agenient to secure as inanTpertininent
teacheia aS posSible. The More We
have the better it' is for the education-
,
al interests of the country. • .• •
..
DEATHS ..
-----
BEA:VER.-In Orediton, on Januar3
2nd, Amelia Sane, beloved wife • cil
ChristianB - d 41- "1
Beaver age t years,
months and 2 d ..
ays.
Besewee-In London, on .an. 6th,Elizt
Annie, infant daughter of Thomas
and' Eliza Annie Brown, aged i
days. , ' ' •
• • •
Zurich.
.
letwe of S. Rennie, Zurich,
ene of a very happy wed.
New. Year's day, when his
fessie A. -was united in marri-
tither Stelck of Man.' At
3 bride • entered the parlor
her father's and look-
xle.ln a gray travelling suit
A. a bouquet of pink ' and .
ations, . The wedding march,
1, by ber'Sister. Lizzie, on the
rnpante . . . - .
' d hy Ed Stelck on
" • The..bride was Siipported
- . .
er, Lydia, While the groom
ed hy his brother Robert.
iiece,, Irma Rannie, dressed .
acted as ring -bearer.' Rev.
,.. officiated. About 40 guests
nt, all inimediste relatives -held
ractiog parties.' There were
ations of the Stelck fitmily •
and
ifter the ceremony'f.
Tratulations the compitny ''te
o asunapteous repast. The
•
ple intend spending abont a
•• .
ting relatives after -which
leave for. •their , Manitoba,
' .
. • . ,[ ,,, , •
•
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. . ,
erms
G * '
That's precisely what -, -
P „ In;
Vapo.Cresolene does. You . e
"'' 'Y. '''
iight the ,,i• vaporizer, the • .
yap9r ef....,resolene is given
-off:- 'Not a disease . germ • 'lig*
•20,;22:,4, -•::
live in this Vapor yet '4S
.
h t ' tl
it can't possibly arm even ic
' t naturall
youngest • child. Jus 3
breathe in the vapor, it destroys tht
v n •
' ofla ' ' fe er 1 'flu
gernis o a. grippe, hay , . ,
and whooping .6ough• ' It's thE
'' ,• ,
imon sense treatment or ail
con .
troubles of the throat and bronchial tubes
.
26
•,
Vapo•ceesotene la 13 d il • • viare
Id by _r ,ggistv_eyeryte a ,
A.Vapo-Crosolene out t, includingthe VapOriz r tic
d le 0
Lamp, which should last a lik-tirne, an a laortres.
Cresolene, emnSicte' '31111 esIt SA12:15e efOC lain:
lone 25 cTuts a , 5ocents, 1 IA ra e , 0 t %F.
ing 011ySICIallS testimon,a s fret upon requ, s, . 4 •
CARSOLENIt CO.. 1.20 ralton St.. Nerv,York, U,S,A,
, -
SMALL PDX SPR • ING
- - --, ' •
Toronto, Jan. 3. -The provincial ‘I
small- pox outbreak continues to gain
Two more cases were re -
ported to Dr. Bryce from Russell
township, Rnssell county, to. day.
-
Metcalfe's township, Carleton county,.
announces another centre of the dis,
ease, Fortunately there is only one
A
patient so ar. number of new
cases have been discovered in the lum-
her camps near Massey.
**
' XT
.t., THE TIMES OUT OF TEX Pain -Killen
Will be for ni to fill your needs as 2-1
'
household reinedy. Used as a, liniment
for stiffness and taken internally for
all bowel comphints Avoid sub t'
, . • s 1-
tutes. ' 25c. and 50c. '
,.'
ihrna, brOnehitia, crane, or anY
.
35e Vav>cresolcne,AllDruggisis,
steseseseedenteere' essee%,....e•sees est -se • „eseees.;. •
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