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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-2-27, Page 1FW;EE•NTH YEAR. EXET 11 ONTARIO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1902, 0, IL SA,NDERS EDITOR. WAIT! It will pay you to wait and see the Brand New Stook of DRY GOODS, GRO CERIES, ETC., opened up one door north, of Post of, gee on or about IVIRRCti 15 ..f$PLESTRIE & OARDNER 4.$ neon weat r a rivata funds for th or village property, 15IVESON CARLUta, Barristersote., Eget e OIaut1ei to note that :,N1r. Ciark itemising fast, Alma Carte vay visiting,-Ernal Bice, who was kw day$, la we are pleased to vonveleseent-We are old to e Miller oast again at is siege Fine weather prevails at liONE, TO WAN% Thar() e, largo meant of private fends to leas; on *taco and vinage superties at low rates efinterest. F. W. ei.pailiAN, Earrlotar, 3Inin St rt et Exeter • cot aiiene lesenars es ate arakplate owner van law fAIDO .`4..,i•ttlEri=2geestaeteittete. • Wa, Ilay ERNEST ELLIDIT Eicetecoall Ittraltaeff',Agent tratriC2,4t.rverriiis bee.,"bt at eidil ir w;r, Won. Szvtal flticItliikehemirs for rale. familia All Ilan .1 of Manitalla and tbe Northavst kr tax% Sale Register. TUESDAY, 11Aftelrolt1G-Feria, farm lam% eft...Meet% ete., the property Id Tim% Hawkins, Lot G9, eon. 1. Vsberne, London Mad. Sale at 12, o'clock dare. Ventertii suJRown,Aurtioneers. TittlISDAV, ed,--Fann nark and /m- pluiAnts, the poverty 0 David AVNun, Lon eon - 21. re.-7.1ur, tk-go 1.1„1.1k4exu, AU? UMW: .p.A10,1 FOE SALE - The undersigned clime for tale that desirable fen in Deo township of Usherire,laing West part ef Lot i.coneession a, containing .0 arrestaitueted of a mile from srliool and within 11 mile from Exeter. Mame isen the pronto a good brick house, barns and other mit buildings; good supply of water and vital oreherd. Terms casy and osuit purchaser.. Apply to Damn Menace, Exeter P. 0 - FAUX FOR SALE , That desirable turn. :ablated in the township of Ushorne, being I,ot Concession 1, Loudon Road, will be offered for sale privately between now and the first day of March And it not disposed of by that date will be disposed o! by mblic auction March 4.th together Witb the ehattels. This is one et the best equipped and improved farms in the county mulls in , adesirable location, midway between Exeter and Rental. It will positively be eold and on reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to Thomas Cameron, auctioneer, or the proprietor. Tao: Ilawniss, Exeter. Stook Taking • Sale - -Or-- Boots Shoes & Overshoes Brinsley. Mss Tashlocigine speut Sunday last inider the parental roof. --Mr. Woe Prest and sister were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Seel last Suuday.-hliss Lizzie Darling was visiting friends at Ailsa Craig last week. -There will be no service at Mar's Hill next Sunday, es Rev. Mr, Knott will he absent. The 4pworth League will take charge of the service, ---A social was held Friday evening at the residence of Ala and Mrs. W. W. Kerr's, on the 7th couces- siou, McGillivray. A very interesting program was rendered, consisting of instrinnerael music. solos, songs, reci- tations and readinge. Au excellent supply of dainties was supplied by the ladies of the circuit. An enjoyable Eden Mr. and Meta Frank Adair, of Ceedi- , spout Sunday here with Mr. and lea Wm. Cavea-'elies Mary Blair visited friends in Kippen for a few daye laet weeke-Master Tommy, $on of Riebald Coates, who bits been ser- iously ill with inflammation of the lunge ie. we are pleased to sayem the inentieshla and Mit. John Harmer ;Mended the oyster slipper at Russel - dale Thmteday evening.- Nis% Hender- son, of tereditonavlin has been visiting Mr. and Mts. Switzer. has retuned lunne.-Mr. Thomas Brooks awl his lady friend visited in Kirkton on Sun- dey.----Ma Will Coates is nil smiies. It's a boy. time was spent by all. entralia lihiva Winghamz This week we are called intend leaving for Manitoba in the The roads are very bad at present.- uP°13 to reeerd the death of anethe.1" Quite a umber a our young people pioneer of the township of Turulserry. course of a couple of weeks -Mrs. ga.391unnsittiwtigeleika.ux jaheasigntilni•cie libneee ezt)e. in the person of Thm oas Gilmour', who G orses changing died o011Saturday in his Oltix Year.. Mrs of Mrs. Ilaugh's funeral and it (level - George loung is visiting Mrs. George 1.,......=Thero le aloe of h Eands in our neighborhood. Mr. Gilmour tool: a, severe cold on tbe day raftme-Miss 1-1ilda Anderson, and ' Mr. Frank Taylor, of Orediton, were the guest's of Miss LillY Andeihone-- O'Rorick alr. Hooper, hlr. Collins and aped lido pueemonia. Ile was One Of Ma efaddon sold valuable horses for the oldest residents of the township Miss Evelyn Iherr, of Cveditten, was the guest of the MisSeS Wilson, for A theY received - good figures.and highly respected. Ile leaves a Mr., Uriah Cunningbain, of Exeter, fees days during the weele-Ritssell was in town ou serieaheneehe meth, widow tied growu up family, Iluetable and f'ercY SimPou v:1$4ted MeDonald returned home on Sitter-Alearlreas Mr. e Relheet* widely of Chindeboye on Sunclay.----Miss Gertie day, after spending a week te with tee tete le hteeeie, (lied at her home Cottrill, after an exteuded visit with her sieter, has returned boine.-Mr. Brenner of Greed heed* wee et twee deceased lady had been a resilient of frauds aroand Parkhill,- Mr„ Joeeph, ou Tnesday, after a long illnese. The Albere Cunningham visitee London on Suntlay.-Mise Peed Cobleigh, of , . , very_highly esteemed be m wide circle cal Sataclay Jooking. bale and hearty. St. 'Ways for yeasty yeAre awl was of freends. Iler hoesbanh, Dr. Rupert, . London, is visiting Mrs, Lane, 'EBB Szcir.-Mrs. Andrew Hicks' 11 ArOmid ,-kbout Us duel in 180e. Mrs. Rupert has not en - tie baby is eery ill with the croup.- Seaforth: The partnership Welt joys good health ever since. Last. sarn- Mes Richtird tholdford is able to be has existed for some yeitrs, under tile pier she went on Di Di011tle$ siSit to her Sodom the sight at one eye, the resifit of the firm name of Greig anti Mitedeuald,the . sister Nes. eseenee eterytelle. N . ye, and brother. Mr. Alvm on V out Around again although, he has lost well known and enterprising clothiers. MrCo bee this townh . as been dissolved „.* 'It P• k Slyke, Li Ji RidgeNYSh , '.„ e return. Mrs, Juo.Sanderseof Gilbert veceet tieeklent in which he was hookof s Plaine, idatetulte, Nvbo have been Welting friends in itud around Sotione, ed by a cow, --Mr. JatIleti Neil, of Bid- tinlph WS' taken suddenly ill ou Satter- hi tile busineen to Mr. Herr)" Stewart* 1 her room since. She leaves a. family Macdonald has disposed id his int erest led home Ill and has been tonfined to started fin: hurtle on Mond4Y.-Mrs day evening and is now confined to his and in future the businees will be cona two chtughterS t0 mourn her demise. Silas Stanlake. in, entertained a UM -bee. althoii» ugh slowly proving. -Mr. ducted under the firm Ileum of fireig 1 iienhalh pea t h has again vi4,ited tier of his fends on Montlity evening. Ride Ilieke is improving.-Mre, Wm & Stewart. , et 'our anklet. claiming another of those Miss Eue Box is the attest of her Baker is able to be around again, also. wen, hiles Jennie Penhale,-Mrs, Mr. Jo3hita, Hextehle. Jti�. Penhele vieittel her father, who has been illetfew doy$ lest weolt.-edie 3no. Carriek and hir. Pfaff are ex. "hanging congratulation.. They are hoth guls.--Will eh:earthy visited Solani on Sinulay last.--eir, Santnel Stanlake shipped A largo quantity of lumber to London last week. -3Iaster Lorne Hague -vele is on the sick list it. present, hat hope to see hitn out as tissue. as he is missed at echool and on the street. Grand Bend 1. W. A. Balkwilt, of Exeterapen Suntbiy und Monday hera-Afiss A. Showman, of St. Joseph, has been the guest of 'Miss Brenner for the past week.-Mis$ Zaire has been on the sick list. We hope to hear of her recovery soon. -Mr. and Mrs. A. Maned spent Friday in London. -Mrs. Smith has been on the sick list, but is recovering. -Mr, G. Zaire was in Hensel' for the ast few days. -Ma John Young is busy putting up ice. -Mt'. Gus, Mason returned home Saturday, after being away for tht past few mouths. -Mr. Shaw, if Hayfield, is visiting his brother here, 'Mount Carmel. HOUSE BUBNED.-A serious fire took place neathere on Sunday, when the • brick house, owned and occupied by Mr. John tenatey,on the Boundary be- We have a few odd pairs of Overshoes that we, are going to sell at half their regular value. Childs overshoes, worth $1.25:for 130c. ee Boy's " 1.25 " 75e. Misses " ' " 1.75 " 90e Women's " " 2.00 " $1.00 Men's Heavy Rubber, 1 buckle 1.00 Men's sizes 6,7,10,and 11, $1.75 " 1.00 Men's Rubbers regular 90e. "for 75e Women's 11 650. " 55e Women's " 60c. " 50e Women's felt shoes $1.25' e 90e Men's fele shoes from $1.75 to $250 ' for $1.50 $1,25 Horse blankets at 157 off regular prices. There are only a liixiited number oj pairs in each nee.. - • Call early and secure a bargain. Regular sizes of shoes and Harness always in stock. % 5. of for cash. • - , A CALLR. H. SWEET, Trebie's Old Stand tween Stephen and McGillivray, was burned to the round. The occupants Acton Mr. Roy Jamiesen. who had One $ feet badly fogies a, few weeks ago, Wavering, nicely and will he ont in some -Mr. Thomas Make has *ased the "hetpler 11111" reSitleblee late - y vacated by Mr. R.H.Robinsomfrom 31r. Woo. Haiitaah.--Me.ssEs, Alfred Blake and George Farthing have books en the wood cutting record. They cut split and piled ten cords of hard maple for Ma Robt.Wade in seven houraand they claim they can still beat Oils.* Mr. and Mrs.liatwee %Robinson have it0vC4 into town and will reeitle on Ontario north. Ma Robinson has se- cured a goed position as beefless tuala er with NIA. W., A. Watt -The Bp., worth League here wilt give an "At Home" in the basement of the Menge dist church on Monday eveningsMareh 10, and on Stuulay, Mateh Oth, it is ex- peeted that Rev. R. T. Witmer. princi- pal of Alma. Lefties' Coliege,St.Thmune, will preach the anuiversary terve:es. A good mnsical and literary _program is being secured from 'neighboring leagues and an excelleut time is ex- pecteth Usborne AteOrittet,iit'stiloneler. ThoaSmale, our veteran well digger, who bas made himself known far and near by^ his never failing tests in locating and se - coring water, has again dietingeished hinteelf. A short, time ago he under- took to sink a %veil for -Ma John Del - bridge, on t he old Velkwill homestead, and like many otitis other attempts he strnek a gnshea The water rose rapid. by and In less than an hoar 13 feet had In and it was still vaisinge Lime for Tone nines Duarte -An exceedingly d end eetitlen death occurred in our iniclet let Suladav afternoon last, thus enifeeitig shelled proverb that "In the midst of life, we are in death." We refer to the demise of Arnold Pets kina_von of Mr. Chae. II. Perkins. of the eth concession. It appetite the young bean, in compret with his I irtithi., t,it,tur and email, started for the Jemes street Methodist Standar :Await end when near Ala Wzo. West. cotre i :04 it .,litirt distenee front his home, tie eoutplalued of a pain hi his head ;eel lie no more then got the words out to» his month When his head 4lrepped hack and death eame inetcusa ly. The eleceaseds was subject to leen t eaten* and it was to this eauSe his deeth is attribizted. He was a yontes man of good timeil character and :Vas L,iglily ea:peeked by Itis friends ,.','...11,erh W114 WM IlMern 'With profteuel tegret el his smitten taking off. The funeral, which took place hum his father's residence on Tues. tbty tifternooteto the Exeter cemetery. was largely •attended, thus testifying last resting place in Turner s cemetery to the high esteem in which the youug on Tuesday'. Deceased was born here man was held. He was aged 10 Vein% on the farm now osvned by his son,jos. 2 months. The bereaved parent; have and bad lived here fifty years of his tile •genuine sympathy or au •in their life, when four years ago he retired to sad affliction. Clinton, lie 'contracted a cold some two weeks ago and it turned iutopnen- '----45m.Monia which in spite of kind care (U1( II •i1 ccuou attention (211(10(1 111 his death ou Sunday *T. 0- 81A-NMYROu Y, B. A.4 lnerbt OWN& morning. His was it nature W110111 tO Sx1oillniell11,114)zollarritut_StE,erx,eSttOrli,elotOntr: NOtem vouveynneet know WaS to like and those th t k ose a new him best loved hiin most and the nun:l• - ithe Ed. Kestle, our popular harms- ber of old friends and neighbors that maker, moyed into the shop lately oc- copied by Mr. Wm. L. Lewis, tailor fathered et the geaveside to pay their . Finisbeiner, of ast tribute to the dead gave anaple on Tuesdate-Miss Ida London, is yisiting her parents here evidence of the respect and esteent In which he was held He leaves a wife for a few months.-Dirs. Claude Bluett - ' ' le ' spent last. eveek in Forest, visiting re- o. son and. daughter to mourn is de- latives.-Ma Wm. Hockey is very ill. -'' We trust he will soon reeover.--Miss aoclerich: On Saturday Alice Bur - Seen, of Hensley, was the guest of ton, of Brussels. a married, woma- n, ttp- ...e...._ .. Mrs. W. W. Kerr lase week. --We are peered before Police Magistrate Sea- B_HtTlis. to have a wedding teethe near future. ger, charged herself with being insane. More particulars will follow. -The andasking to be committed to the jail Rms.--In Exeter, on Feb. Mal, to scholars of S. S. No, 3, (near Exeter) so that she -might be sent in the near Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rogers, a son. visited our bnrg last Friday, and play- future to one of the Provincial Asy- UbF CoATEs. ed. our school boys a -very interesting lams for safe keeping. It was one of .--In sorne, on eb. 22nd game of foot -ball. Neither side sue- the most novel cto Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coates, a son.ases ever presented in ceeded in scoring a goal. Mr. Percy the Goderich police come, and Mr Sea.- Core. -At 141 Carlaw Ave., Toronto, Humble acted as referee and gave ger closely scanned his visitor, but af- February 9th, to Mr. andrs.Frank satisfaction to all present -Exeter's ter learning that Sheha.dbeett confined Oke, a son. hockey team passed through the vil- in an asylum for ten months, and Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, a son. heae- TAXI.011-In Exeter, on Feb. 25th, to lage last Friday, enroute to Parkhill. ing evidence of Dr. Hunter, he cone- -MissEvelyn Kerr spent several days mitted Mrs. Burton to jail on her OWI VosPEn-In Exeter, on Feb. 22n4, to in Centralia during the week, the information. The defendant, it ap- cr Mr. and Mrs. Geege Vosper, a. guest of the Misses Wilson. -Mr. Bell, pears, is the wife of a laborer at Brus- daughter of Galt, was in town Wednesday._ sels, and left that village on foot for Mr. J. E. Hoffman, of Dashwood, Seaforth, and then to tioderich, walk - Mr. If. E. Huston, of Exeter, and Mring most of the distance. G. Holtzman of Zurich, were in the Goderich: Taesday morning Horace village last iriday..,-The recent thaw Horton, ex -P.M. of Centre Huron, one has spoiled the sleighing to the river. of our oldest residents and best known Drawing heavy loads is out of the Men in Huron, passed away full ,of question. -Mr. Ben Either, of Ubly, years and honors, aged 'Ti) years. The Mich., was the guest of his brother, deceased gentleman was CODfirled to Mr. Sainuel Either, lastSaturday and his bed for four weeks, and it was Sunday. -Mr. Moses Kestle, of Zurich, known that he was getting weaker, has been engaged as harness maker but it was net expected he would pass with Mr. James Clark, Mose iised to away so soon, therefore the report of live here and his many friends svel- his demise on 'Tuesday morning was a come him back again. -The fifth an great shock to our citizens. Until four niversary of the Evangelical church weeks past deceased attended regular - was held last Sunday. Rev. Charles ly tri his duties as manager of the Hu- Finkbeiner, of Zurich, preached two ron aud Bruce Loan Company, and on PXGellent sermons in the morning and the day he left tht office for good he evening to.large congregations. The transacted. the Company'.s business anniversary, was ,ttr success in every with his old titne perspicuity, and particular. -:Mr. Thos. Howe, of Due- promptness. During his life he receiv- ham,, wass in the village a few days ed high honors at the hands of his fel- this week, renewing 'acquaintances: low-cititens, having been a member of Tom has many friends here and heis parliament and also Mayor of Gode- always welcome whenever he comes, rich for a long period. , - _ -We are pleased to See Mr. Wm'. Seaforth; 'Much surprise and deep, • - atson coming knovvn that Mr. Duncan Mc - regret was felt on Wednesday an it be - cent illness. -Mr. and Mrs. lity Lewis, sr., around again, after his re - and. family,- have returned to Manitoba, Gregor, of this town, had departed Have you had it in your after visiting yelatives here the past this life. Veil few were aware of his month. -Mr. Wm. L. Lewis left for illness, and few had missed his fititil- house? It's coug,h and new Ontario this week on a business jar form from off the streets. Mr. Cough and cough, and then trip: -Mr. and, Mrs. Luxton, of Eden, McGregor bad 'only been ill about a that terrible whoop! Don't were thWind litSt Monday. -Oar merchants death. He was 01 years of age. He upset the stomach more by ' nguests of Mr. and Mrs. , John week, pneunionia being the cause of nauseous medicine, givin are getting in their seeds, wallpaper had not been it robust health for some and other spring goods. -Our barber g years, and for this reason ' he retired Just let the child breathe -in the . has developed into quite a worker in from his farm ill McKillop 'about two soothing vapor of Vapo-Cresoiene. . sawing and spliting wood. --The !re- years ago, and came to reside in Sea- It .goes right to the spot that's diss mains of the infant daughter of Yin forth, If not a native of McKillop, he eased. Relief is immediate, and in- endMrs. Herman OeStreicher were in:, . had been a resident of the township since boyhood. He was =industrious, a very few days the cure is complete. terred.' in the German cemetery last, Tuesday. The parents have the Sym- good -living, honest man. We also re- You can't say the same of any other pithy of the vicinity. --Mrs. Dora Link gret to learn that Mrs. McGregor is in treatment For asthma, catarrh, a vete* critical condition from the same and colds it's equally good. , 14 by druggists everywhere, , is atteliding the millinery openings in disetise, and. in her condition thecleath vapo•ereatene is Sold. London this week. -Mr. Widter IAD - The vaporizer and Latnp, which should last a life. Seaforth: Mr, George MeEiven, M. ct-ister, of liensall, was in the villao other beloved husbend will. be D. severe time and a bottle 'of Cresolene coniiilete, $t.sot P. hae seanred the Seitferth flax mill last Sunday. -Mr. John Dyer is mak- shock to her. The sincerest sympathy ettra supplies of Cnd resolene es cents.aso cents. tHi'd will otterate- it dueng the' coining ing an excellent job in trimming the of all will be 'extended to the afflicted Illustrated booklet containing physicians' testi, SeaSODtrees on King street. family and the bereaved friends, ieos uon rees,t.yh.c,o-CensoLens Cot ZethiaIt efr.Peter Lamont purchased the Ilse farm, a mile east of here, for $3,800. - Miss Beatvice Steinbach lett Sattuelay for London to attend the spring relh finery openings. -Mr, John Williams was in Toronto on bnsiness for a few days lttet week, -There WAS no Service held in the Methodist chetah here on Sunday last, owing to Rev. 0. Fink- behaer occupying_the pulpit at Omit- trOn.-Mr. Fred Hess, Jeweler, was con- fined to his house through illness for a week, but we are pleased to say he is able to fulfil his duties again. -Rev. Morris Ehnes, who was seriously ill some time ago, but who was able to be out again to see his friends, took an- other bad turn one day this week, suf- fering from heart trouble, is on the had gone to c urch and during their absence the fire broke out., being first tnend again, we are glad to sate -Mrs. discovered by Mr. Jas. Lane and an- John w esloh went to Waterloo the other day to visit bee parents. -There has been a DOW flour and feed store started here in Zeller's block, which will be conducted by Mr. Rob. John- son & Son. -Miss Laura Williams is visiting with friends in Toronto for a week. -The flax mill, which has been running all winter,has been shut down. It will be greatly missed by those that were engaged in it. -Miss Nettie Well is attending the millinery openings at London and will resume her position at Rodney which she has held for a number of years. -The police trustees have purchased the building opposite the Herald office froth Mr. G. Metner, and will fit it up for a fire hall in the spring. Weraseets Ye. Coorr.--tTbe following case was reported as having been ar- gued before the judges of the court at Toronto on Tuesday: Judg- ment (R) on appeal by defendant from Judgment, of MacMahou, Y., at the trial at Goderich, in favor of the plain- tiff for $300 and costs in an action for damages for breach of an agreement whereby, .in consideration of $1,300 paid be plaintiff, the defendant agreed to furnish and instal for the plaintiff, in his millein the village of Zurich, an electric light plant, consisting of dy- namos, poles, wires, volts, meters, etc. The plaintiff . complained that the plant reit in by the defendant was se - coed -hand and inferior. in qnality' to that contracted for, and did not an - serer the purpose for which it was in- tended, and that portion of the amount was re -adjudicate by reason of a set- tlement of an action in a division court, of which that portion formed a part of the claim. Held, Britton, dissenting, that the findings of fact below were correct: that theaction was not for breach of warranty, but damages for not getting ee,w dynamos contracted for, but old ones repainted and of less value; Swain v. Hughes, L. 1/. 0 Q. B., 597; that if the division court had gone to judgment it would' have been a bar; Wright v. London, 2 Q. B.D., 271, but it was settled be- fore either trial or judgment, ancl on the evidence any right, of action for breach sued ' here was not known to plaintiff nor included in the settle- ment. Appeal dismissed with costs. other gentleman, who immediately raised an alarna and it was not long before a large number of neighbors were on the scene and succeeded in saving nearly all the contents. The loss is heavy but we understand it is partly covered by insurance. Iiippen (Too late for last week) Mr. and Mrs. David McNicol, of Far- quhar, took a pleasure drive to leippen last Saturday to see their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hay. Mr. MeNicol is as cheerful and genial as of yore and enjoys himself as he goes along in this life. He reports the blacksznithing the best he has had for years. -Mr. Thomas efellis,one of our village black- smiths, was down to Stratford attend- ing the funeral of the late Mrs. Artlier, an old actmaintanee and friend of his, who was buried in that city on Tues- day, -Mrs. Archibald McGregor, who underwent a surgical operation at the Clinton hospital about a month ago, is convalescing, and her many friends were pleasedto:learn that she Was able to sit up in bed the other day and that she will soon be strong' enough to be removed home. -Mr. R. B. IVIeLeae, north of the village, has been busy hauling home heck for the erection of e brick "loose the coming summer, for his eldest son James. Da$1rwood. - The snow is fast disappearing with the present fine weather and very soon • , tbe roads will 'he in `a, NALL condition -brIkeen.way Messrs. D. McLeod & Co. have visit- ed the Corbett Eater factory, and Mr. Geo. Thompson, of Parkhill, is around: arra,nging, with the farmers for the creani.-N Oen tine Ra,tz, ex-M.P. ,paid our village a flying visit lVforday.- Mrs. W. A. Wilson received word last week that her 'mother was very ill. She started for Blenhiiineon Saturday. Miss Alice -Wilson a ccompanied her as far as London, -where she will attend the millinery openings. -Mr. George Shank sold a valuable horse last week. -Wn are having sprieg-Pke, weather tbia,week and our farmers are getting ready for sugtir m airing. -W:S. Wilsou is selling beautiful wall paper for five cents a roll. for travelling.---Vr. George Thrtzel, of Crediton; wits in the 'village% Tuesday. -At the last meeting of ' the I.O.F. here several new Members' were pro- posed. -:-Rev. Litt; of Creditoii, preach- ed for Rev. Morlock Monday and Tues - 'dee' even' higs, while Rev. Pin kbehler$ of Zdrieb, is announced for Wednes- day .a nd Thtifsday evenings. -,Rev. Aforlock tvas in Goderich 'Moeday,- Mrs. E. P. Paulin is ViSitiOgfriendS in Wingham at is latest on foot in tdivii s that of organizing a band. We hope tbe,boys Will receive the hearty co-operation of all the citi- zens in so worthy an object. -The de- bate in connection with the Ma ecabee review next Mondy evening moans - es to be interesting. - The subject is, Resolved that fire is more destructive than water. St. MarYsi A quiet wedding took aged pioneers, to whom this eeetion owes so mita for temporal aud 510051 - nal blessings, On Sundae- morning Mre. Donahl Stewart Passed RWasY the residenee of her slaughter. Mrs. John Sheplierd, in her Seth year., She was a woman much beloved by all the cirele of her acquaintance. The de- ceased abase maiden name was Ann MePht lean, was born Meech 25. 181-1, Godericht The other dee while work- at Blair Atilt/lee Bridge of Tait. ?met- h= at Ransfortrs quarry, Jae. Hogarth ' shire. Scotland. the youngest tif $even and Jae,. Farina found a elute. melon children. Wheat about a New old ber taring IS inches in length, firmly enn father, while engaged in dieeharging bedded in the stone they were blasting. temon eelebratunt e tailor!: tWeic Na. The' el10 time reptile was perfeet la form pideftla WitS140wini 1.i riwzips tie le:4min, d a short distance:may might have On the :hlth Morelt, lett, wee taiten kr a livingsDrate. ilow the i( -U tu Diuddld Sttuvett and the reptile got, into its prison houee could pi ante to Cenaila ISM Isiah* et strets hnematsielne ts1. ittiln,ie,:11; Letenntd ,t 1ga pz=bi lin- entnestilaaTilva1311,411);IDLItnil with rause fit Mane thud, and being lertert, led after five eteite ta near a petrifying Spriug. the whole the fume Deaf Chiaelanat, it they maes was turned, into storm together. teemed mad Raided ftw over fifty Seaforth; quiet wedding was Koh :heave Th1.44. montb,1 ,Iga the theatre eDualinejez-eatinatTtrirrsee,vienticiete°rrnoilmr, ewiltg; te4411bleert"(11:11Z111;taele, 131151%4 -6,11T4 8. 1414;41:17: his eecond daughter, Bertha. became Her husband died three Fears aod du* wife of elaleiormau Hill. of Marys. three months prior to her deee11S9. alK1 Ville, D.C., tuitl furtlierly of Seaford). leer eldest ilaterlitoee ea Wren, TLIIIIP,ceeereeinals1.114%\t'sTotP•er 1.1bIleietilltebtYhoRts't. fiv34iirfttefii:edlts aSgt,1:11.durn has a ilea th o0 - emelt, and wee witnessed only by the eurred in tewn whielx has causal snob' immediate relatives. After the cease- wideeepread regret as that of Welles. twiny somptuous wedding suinter Laueasten whieh oveurred Thin -Way W88 tieVttl`d and the evening pzeasantly week. New Year's day he was tote!' spent. Mr. and .Mrs„ Inn visited, here to his bed with typheid fever, film). rim it rose Alays when they left for their whit:111w never reetivered All tlext home in the west, wheve Me. HUI is eu- medical skill and eeeid nursing etedd gaged in the dry goods and gouts' fur- wns done for him. bat It Wag Of Wishing::: business. avail. On the tifit of dune last he mar- Tuekersruith: Kind hands laid the ried Miss Lillian, dautthter of Mr. Otto. rot:eine. of Mr. George Cries in their Davidson, aid the unum proved one of the happiest. The young widow is al - moat heartbroheiennd she has the deep sympathy o' the whole community. Deceased was about tbirty years of age and came to Mitehell when a mere lad, bis mether hexing dice about that time.He served Ills apprenticeship bebind Mr. T. S. Ford's thy good coun- ter, and was taken in as a director "Ivhen T. S. Ford Co. was organized, and being in the prime of life it was thought that he had. a long end useful life before him, but Providence willed otherwise. He was popular with all, and his removal, in the fullness of his powers, is a distinct loss to the town, and is deeply hunented by all classes. of the community. His noble chant - ter is a monuntent to his memory, and should be an incentive to others to emulate. place on Tuasday afternoon at the res. ideece of Aire. Carter, when her grand. daughter. Mies Lillie ihinieson• was nettled to 31*. .1050111* Billitige. of St. Marys. The bride.and groolfl were uns attended, and only their near relatives were present at the .cereutooy which was performed be- Rev. G. W. Ilender. son, pastoreof the Methocliet eliureh, MARRIAGES. 137T.V(WGS-JAILDSON-III St. Marys, at • the residence of Mrs. Carter, by the Rev. G. W. Henderson, on Feb. 18, Miss Lillie Mable Jameson and Mr. • Josesh Billings, both of St. Marys. SANDERS.-GOULD.-At the residence of the bride's parents, on Feb. 25, by • the Rev. 0.W. Brown, B.A., Sidney Senders, to Miss Hattie, third daugh- ter of Mr. James Gould, sr., Huron. street, Exeter. peems Ropenee-•At St Marys, on Feb. 18th, Hettie Von Slyke, widow of the tate Daniel Seymore Rupert. PErothis.-In trsborne, (suddenly) on Feb. 23,4rneld, son of Mr. Chas. IL Petleinattged-19 years and 2 months. That Whoop!