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FIFTEENTH YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY8,
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1902. C. II. SANDERS, EDITOR.
.A1 FEW LEADERS! .
I'St. Joseph
N., M. Contioe, Mayor, of St Joseph,
who has been twer prospecting since
before the New "tear, has returned
with his usual amount of brass, but nO
gold. He has however, an unusual
Itmount of promises .(even for bbri.)-
4adies COMM Night g'bums Rev. E. Jennings and family, of Bay-
field, visited at Mr. Robt. Taylor's on
Friday and Saturday of last Nreelt•-
itaving hemstitched twice(' yolkes; embr.iklery yokes,low neek Mr. N. Masse has been appointed chief
trimmed_ with, embroidery and insertions, high neck triihmed with
lace insertions and finished with. Sevilla; yokes of blind embroidery 1 of police for our flourishing burg.-
Messre. S'. Taylor and J. O'Brien, fence
with hemstitched tucke. Priices ranging from • ."•ee„•*4''' „ ceen
* "•''.i "°" contractors, are this week working in
the vicinity of „Parkhill, where they
, have received a large fence contract.
-Mr. R. O'Brien, sr., visited his son
at Brncefteld. on Sunday-
Ravine- deep embroidery ruffles and insertion to raateh with
(Milo tinder fatorts.
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cluster of helatiehed twice; licenstiehed frill with insertion and tocles; Grand. Dena
lace ilia and insertion to mateh with fine liemetiched tuchs; two rows
_„. of Very Wide embeollery railed. Ali haivi doer frills combined. Each Mrs'. Dielcson, of Parkhill, spent a
- ' - - - - - -" -- - efelionf blabeeteri,assptewnra,.4.4. Iere fassti
line good value, Our prices from.. _ , _ _ .... . . _ . „ , , „ , , _,se Go to s2 no v. 3":,_
weeks- Me, A. Maud was in Parkhill
White ;Cantlwie Drawers in Lin -elate cambric'. hemstitched on the 5th. -Mr. Hilinilton has finish -
and 1tmbzo1ey ruffile at .... . . ..... „......... - ................60e. a pQ11 ed stewing and is now busy Planing.-
Mis.s Shettler, of Daettwootl, passed
through here oneday last week. --Otte
See our Leilies Blouses in linenhitet4 colored. Reeve, Ur. Willed spent Friday hem.
-Mr. Ed. Gill bas added two new
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Corset et'... 15. 25, 3is mid finets, Ix nbitrett-ifitatiS'etili7haellITIV:MTIgh4".111110%, Eoef
%Pt. Frania-Everebiely ehould come
to the Bend sin Mav 25th. Racing.
POPLESTONE & CIARDINER. (laminae end beittbq will be the paste
• titne.-!'31r. and Aire. Wilson. spent
aro ries a eeudtsl Poet Offiee Block Situdey with Mr. and Mre. Smith.
_ 1 Mt. 13et Ibidt spont Stuttlay in Dash
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XIONEY TO O4041iTt
: WOO(.1. -3h.. Jos. Brenner is erecting a ranton f model pig pen. -Mr. Jos. Ravellespent
we beve manepmerseee e:Med extrate fmadn for lye: Mrs. Robson, of liclertou, is Win", Sinfday nt S. Joseph.
vestmeet aeon name er valiena icrilrertY' 4' ,:i very ill at the home tlf hr bro
ether, ci
loweet rotes of interest. • .e% i
Drosson & CAnt•INO% -I Wellington Direnuele.-Mr. H. ItL I
Da4.4.1e.404.4.0te,„Eeetee,4,ee. %wove, oe petrolea, WaS the gneet r mte weree:glilitelealltee, WbiCii?tglping to the
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sON'XY.' TO WAN. of Itie brother last week.-- Anatlaanntml, new snennme agm, ten air tee
Fee, °canton boy IllSgfmn to inin the ranks sanasedn, 't. •14) hie bead against a
Lave a Urge ;menet et' erivate fussed to of the brave lighters at Senith A frit% ' Ii 1 rn,eiden !muting inn hetid
loon on tam sed villase evapertits at Jew !Mr. le White eidieted at Woleley Rate
F. W. (Mamma. 'Not s lenteon to join thofnm,th con. reeelved evveral other linalsee.--.11n.
pito %Ala terest,
hee. Dime proprlieer of tie' Victor=
tareleter.Main Street Enter et,ire'roln„--Minscs 414 Heuee te 1,4
— risAnrolari. where they intend to rte "pee- "%"13''''Fnila "It I." Mr•retnam,
side in fature.-Mr. S Meltenzie left C.4414 4,7nlitil;,.1.1:.e. ent.4'sn'tristegelike,' prmeaaene
EV.14:•%-r
Etal relalealtiformaiz\ e VIM !hist. week for Manitoba. 1 eel a euertse in the roe. -Vi,ork has
raze nee %anew pall -KW( rrtz ardil cti '
re-rA,nallo tem-, •rw-rraldwel.(k4laNira far Ealr, Started OD tlle leW lMethOtliht, ehureh
brats in parlh el Mate'llo'ha razi lictlfel4i Centralia in Ude place. When onopleted it will
t r $C11001. REPORT,. -.The fullowinx are he quite an addition to the village.
• * 0 Renate Illt• nallaVS of the pupils in ffi. S. N. 1 Rev. Mr. Jotter% IS going to take charge
Stephen, who have taken the highest of St. James Paiglish church hi this
va, 444, 4..4z444.4 ,,e4,4„,e:.044nn.2n2 auF, Innnn ' minks in their respeettel classee, for plitee. A former pestor 'was Rev. :i i.
velem peg rat eeen nee ven teetieeeeeereeng 611, Mniith of Apeii. The names ate% , Brom, :dee, now of Ilidgetowin -Mr.
in order of merit. V.-- Fleella Raker, Geo. Lewie, wed:tering from an :Week
Clinton Hogarth, P. Windsor, A. Hen- of typhoid fever.. -We are Out to hear
bum. Sr. IV - Edna MeNgtoghton, • Mat Mrs. Leopold llodgins ts recover -
Rose V% ilsinn Warren Mitehellaleetor ing froin an attack of typhoid fever.-
311tetwil. Jr. IV. -Flora Hepburn, Mr. Richard Canning has moved from
Clarenee fluidal), W.J.1104;1118, BOOR the Johnson idoek to Mr. Clerk's ter -
Windsor. Si:TM-Joseph Hearnan, raet.-Mr. Geo. Andrews was in Hen -
Harold Dupla% Frank Mitchell, S. last week.- Miss Hail, of Ildertonovits
McCoy. Jr. III. -.Toe White, Charlie the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Citneting-
Grafton, Mierray Elliott, Czar Wilson. ham, here, Met week. *
Sr. u.—wimit sims. John Demneter*
"...Velvet) Celifits, Gordon 'Wilson. Jr.
II. -John 'White, Lily Robinson, Nor-
man Wanton, Alone)) Elston. Part
11. -Archie Robinson, Flossie 3Iorti.
mete 3fargery Hepburn, .(Instin Du-
nhill. Part Morrie freeman, Ed-
die Sluts, Hazel Hicks, Flossie Davy.
est;t1.3TnieN:eronTeXL. ), Trachms.
tt „en t; icirto,•nto%he,er iturene,h the mat
Teat es laza nee a Verprne.
Wm. Qz-ssrus.
meneeee.weiseeweveimme11150140/004.5.01.1001mmemeiereepiOmorsarms
p 1GS }Int 5U.44.
Leine Enna% acreeere, front pi= winning neelo
going won o and Loam fur tale. Order quirk. inqvil!.
uen invitee. Alto one how, one p.m* •ehl. Polt-
%Reit hi/rd.:telt
Worm otn-cn, erooraee land.
Oogirt of lIevidort,
gitta that. the Court at Ree41-11
Pr ow aven%oncot %Rot the township ot Stephen,
r.:41 hold 24)44e81 meeti4g. for tee me -eat e tar, in Um
t.,4%n JiuIl, t•redit al, en Friday, May ;Pith, al, the
ht ur of riefebek 8. to,
Crediten. Noy zee, Ube,
Enzbut, Clerk.
preete NruTICE.
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Take notice that 1 havo applied to the Liernse
Connui.41oner. for Smith littnin, fertile rriviiree et
tratedetinit Inv hotel lieeme in the village of Shipha
to Auto 14.1fanum of the came plate. Any ob-
hytion against the maid transfer 18944. 181 lodged _with
the Inspertor on or before the sth day of May, nest.
liated at 1.41tiplia, this 2.1111, day of April. Hee.
Janse ifszoN.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notiee is hereby given that the partner.* here-
tofore sub.isting between II% the undersigned, Al
saw.millers and lumber intrehonts, in the township
of Stephen, in the County of Huron, has this (late
been 41/4501VOti 45'11111tUai eonsent.All debts (ming,
to said partnership are to be paid to Valentine Hain
at Ithiva. Ont.. and all elaints against the said part-
ner*ltip are to be presented to the said V. Bata by
whom the $ame will he settled.
Dated at the township of Stephen thii inth day of
April, A. D. Intel
J. G. Sunsenv, VALnTEVE PAT;
Witness. .tons
Just Arrived
THE
New Soverign Shoes
—FOR—
spring and Sifinmer.
The Latest Styles of Last
and Toe.
Also a choice lot ol Men' s
and. Boy's Heavy Work shoes,
at prices that will surprise cus-
tomers. •
Eggs taken in exchange, or
5 per cent. off for cash on
•Boots and Shoes.
'Jaimes.: ofadl deoriptions
always on. hand.
R . SWEET,
Treble's Old Sta,nd
-Stanley
1V1aeanieoeleele-A very pretty but
quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Mr. John Watson, on Tuesday,
April 29th, when his second daughter,
Ada, was united in the holy bonds of
matrimony to Mr. David Dewar, a
prosperous young farmer, of the same
township. The interesting ceremony
was performed by Rev. 1. G. Yelland,
of Bayfielcl, in the pregence of only the
immediate friend e of the contracting
parties. T1A1 bride was becomingly
wned in white organdie, trimmed
ith lace and chiffon. Miss Lily Mil-
ler, of Clinton, assisted the bride, Mr.
Joseph Mossop being groomsman.
The young cormle are well known and
highly esteemed, and their many
friends join in wishing them a long
and happy life., .
Ilensall
Chas, Chapman, Mrs. E. Ronnie and
'Miss Kate Chapman, who were attend -
mg the ma rriage of their brother, John,
to Miss Gannuage. at Chatham last
'Wednesday have returned. -Mt', J. C.
Stonetnan is putting an addition to his
house and also erecting a veranda,
Mies Ethel Murdock has given ttp her
position at J. O. Stoneman's store and
.Miss Blanche Petty has taken the situ-
ation. -Fred Pile has recovered from
his ecent illness. --'Joe Gibson, who re-
ceived an injury to his Inuit, while
working at Air. Thompson's last, week,
is cm the mend. -Rev. Oliver Coleman,
who went to Manitob44 three years ago,
is expected hoine next week. -George
E. Greenslade, acconipanied by his
grandparents and Miss Greenslade has
left for Bayfield where be has rent-
ed the River House. -Geo. Ingram and
wife, who have been residents of our
town for some months, left for the
coast. They will visit in Seattle with
their daughter, who is ill with con-
sumption, and whom if berstrength is
sufficient, will accompany them. to
Vancouver or up the mountains with
the hope that the change may prove
benefinial. -Messrs. Geo. Trott and
James Petty left last week for the Old
Coinitry, the lend of their birth, They
win remeln. till after the coronation,
and will likely return about the middle
of July. Their many friends wish them
bon voyage. -Mr. Dan. Bennett, of
Zurich, has accepted a position with
Mr: W. Welsh, and will in future re-
side here. • •
DIED.-Mugh sympathyis felt for
Mr. and. Mrs. .Jno. Cetrinicleaei over
the death of their little ehild,Georgina,.
aged 18 months,5 days,which sad. event
occurred on Saturday. The little one
had beeu ailing for some time, but was
not thought to be in any particular
danger till within a. short time before
her. clee,ease.. The funeral took place
to Rodgerville cemetery Monday.
PRESENTATION- AND ADDRESS. -On
Friday evening the good people of St.
Paul's congregation held iesocial gath-
ering at the residence of Mr. Ben Ken
zer for the double purpose of welcolne
ing their pastor and his bride and of
giving tangible evidence of their ap-
preciation of the earnestness and zeal
of Mrs. Doherty in connection with
the church. This took the forrn of a
beautiful Onyx table, which was pre-
sented by Mr. Wm. White, and the
address wasread by Miss LaTousel.
Rev. Mr: Doherty replied in behalf of
Mrs. Doherty and thanked the donors
for their handsome present, assuring
them of the unexpected pleasure it had
given .both Mrs: Doherty • -c-ind himself
to be present with their friends on this
occasion, and to receive such a vain:
able token of their kindness and es-
teem, and that it would .be a source of
great encouragement to them in the
Master's work. The remainder of the
evening Was "pleaSan fly spent and af-
ter refreshments had been served all
repaired to their respective homes,
Stephen
The following 144 14. correct report of
the standing of the pupils of S.S.No. 3,
for the nmeth of April, in the lienitn•
classes the report is based on the ex-
aminntion held during the month anti
themimes of the four pupils 5V110 ob-
tained 'the highest standing in each
elass published. In the junior classes
the smutting of the pupils is deteetnin-
ed film the seat and class work. The
names are ;twanged in order of merit;
V.-Litura Airy. $te IV. -Asn. Pen -
hale. Chas. Sanders, Homer Bagshaw;
Jr. IV. -Clara, Beaver,Sadie Willis,
Hattie Willis and Willie Triebner,
equal. Sr. III.-Herbie Beaver, Edith
Parsons Minnie Sanders,Eddie Willis.
Inter. Hicks, Tommy Sen-
ders, Violet Woods, Earl Box., Jr.III.
Harry PArtiOnS, Ralph Willis, Annie
Hicks, Harry Widmer. Sr. 11. -Lillie
Woods, Cecelia Ford. Fred Beaver,
Tommy Penhaie. Tele):
per, Geote Hicks, Gladys Dearing,
Sherman Willis, 'Nelson Stacey. Sam
Stanlake, Geo. Whittaker, Fred Pres',
cator. Sr.Part L-Johunie Willis and
Earl Shantou, equal, Preston Dearing,
Chester Parsons. Jr. Part L-Ena
Box, Fern Dix, Florence Triebner and
Edgar Weurth equal, Olive Preszcator
and Ada Willis equal, Garfield Stan -
lake, Almer Willis, Gordon Sanders.,
No. ou roll 55, average attendance 51.5.
FRED SANDERS, Teacher.
Dashwood
The fine weather during the past
week has enabled the farmers to push
on with their work. -Mr. Fried, of
Parkhill, was in the village last week
taking orders for the life and works of
the late Dr.T. De Witt Talmage. -Mr.
Henry Eclighoffer, of Zurich, was in
the village Sunday. -The Richard
Pickard Co. opened up their new store
,here on Satuaday.-Mr. .Alex Zimmer
underwent an operation at St. Joseph's
hospital, London, on Wednesday last
and since which time be has been doing
well. -Mr. W.-Eidt, of Elkton, accom-
panied by Miss Alma Eidt of town were
visiting at the home of .the forraer the
past week. -The home of Mr. D. Hart-
leib was gladdened on Saturday by the
birth of a baby girl. Mother and child
are doing nicelv.-Beware of all kinds
of fraudulent fellows and also of the
Pharisee whet slandere his neighbors
without a cause. -Our librsemen all
started out on their rounds this past
week and all report things looking
bright for a good season. We could
almost have a horse show in town as
there is quite a number of horses own-
ed here; no less than seven, four of
which are roadsters and three draughts
and all very good specimens. -It is
thought and almost assured that Rev.
Henderson will give °lie of his lectures
in the Evangelical church here in the
near future under the auspices of the
Y. P. A. If the young people here are
fortunate enough to secure Mr. Hen-
derson those who attend will net go
away disappointed,as he is a noted lec-
turer, an eloquent speaker. and with
all a fine man. More particulars later.
-Mr. John Hall was in London Satur-
day and Sunday, returning Monday. -
Mt Bernie Cunningham, of Khiva,
was in the village Saturday evening.
-Messrs. Louis Adams and James
Baxter, Jr., leave on Tuesday' for New -
Ontario. --Miss Bagshaw was in the
village over Sunday.
Zurich Ushorne
Mr. J. G. Stanlinry, of Exeter, was The following is the report of S.S.
jn L°" Wednesday eyening.---Xiss -.'eZcs, 6, for the month of Aprit, Names
Catharine Bill, who has been absent iu order of merit: -V. ---May Jones, Ila
from town for about three years has Delbridge, Gertia Miller. Jr. IV. -
retuned agaiu.-Messrs. 0. Hartleih., Flossie Francis, Olive Berrylrith Willie
awl O. GRA intend netting Peddling Veal. Sr. Elford, Vera
rigs on t he medthis sunirner.-Miss Washlewn, Othella Heywood. Jr.II1.
clam Sararee, who has been residing antes Coven, Laura Godholt, Vera
in Michigan for over a, year. has re- , emery, Sr. en-Nena 10)r-woos:1,ewin
tureett.-Mr. C. Fritz IS busily engaged Keliet, Annie Elford. Jr. II.-Lillu
111 the erection of Ids Heywood, Jack ZiES011s Oeorge EL'S'
PoilVf 11 party was tendered to Miss eon, part IL -Annie Wasn't, Ella
John Creery, Jennie Camphell. Clara
Waeleburtenx;a.crvil Ji,jorLhztvLs.tlITmeatetief.r-s.
Kellett.
Nakbeiner at the home of Mrs.
Pritz, prior to leaving for her new
home Sebringville. ReieFinkbeirter
was presented with a watch van],
from sevenal of his congregation. -
Court was held in the town 13311 on
Monday aftemoon.--TbeW. C. T. IL
met at, Mrs Jake Mernee'S On MODJay
eveninte-Miss Simla Seaitleof Detroit, Mr. Ilaiew asoori and Mr. Portiee,
is vieitinglier parents and otherfriends 401 •Strathnti. were vieitiug Mr. and
on tbe 14th cou.--Mies Petrie, of Lon. Mrs. Geo. Easson on Senday.---Mrs.
don is be littlest of Mie,s L Willbuus. Easson and Mree Portiee returned to
-Mies Demme Doan is again able to their homes in Strgtt ford Totesday,
littera to her ditties a teacher.---Itev. after spending a few *bye with Mrs.
Mr, Yaeger moved to town last week Eassop bere- 7 Mr- Ed. Clark bus pr
e'
and preached his first sermon on chosen a kaninsomo new buggY---Air.
(lay morning in German and English Peter Gardener. our former eeacher,
in the evening, Large congregations paid our borg a flying visit, on Smelt y.
were present at both set vices and the -Mr. II. Brown was in feention Toes-
discotwees were eery MIMI appreelat- day. -There is le big rash on in wire
ed. 'We trust the tea* of this elturch these davs. Our inerehants can't net
will Woke Ain in4 Mrs. Yaeger fed at It fast enough. -Me. lien tfl4fl l484s(44
hOlne 444 Melt' new Held of lebor.- on Titeiday next for the prairie pro.
ezre,,lohn *IMO% who tete been on vince, with a carload lenees for M*.
the sick lie, we are glad to say, is bet- T. Handfeed. of Exeter.
ter aeatin. -The farmers are hese-prun-
ing their fruit tree*. The trees are
huddiug fast. ;)low 144 4110 time to way
your fruit trees.
Winchelsea
DrillSieYe
Alr. janees Weir ate ived home from
Popular 1 1141 last Wednesday. ---The
Masons started Mr. John Lewis' house
lase week. -Me. Fred Harris bas gone
to Louden to learn the painting. -
Qum terly meeting was held at Westea
chin -eh Sunday morning, and go the
wet -Ring was not, very favorable, the
congregation was not els large as en-
peeted. Rev. S. Knott preached *
splendid sermon. -We are sorry to
hear of the death of Mr.WillterEvanse
of Aliso, Craig. veho died on Moodaye
'May 5th, aged 29 years, 21 days. He
leaves to mouru his loss, a wife and
two children. Mrs. Evans ligte the
sympathy of all the friends. -Miss
Hudgins was the guest in. Miss Lizzie
Seell Oft Alonday.-Mr. J. MOirgan,
has moved into Mr,. Gem Faualer's
house, awl he intends building a, Wick
hoitee on his farm.
11e511. --This week it hemlines or:
sect thoty to reeord the death of Mr.
P. Bitekley, of the lath concession, of
Meliillivray, who tiled On aisnniaY,
May 5th. Ile leayes a wife and family
who heve the sympathy of a large
circle of friende.
Clinton; On Virednesdity a pretty
home wedding oveurred at tin) 110IT448
a the bride's parents. when Miss Mar-
garet Flialier. wae joined in wertloele fee
E. 31eleaughlin. of Ooderich. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A.Stmee
14441 445 the preseztee of it few friends of
the contraeterne parties. The m
li
Vsborne Council. e
Omitted pretty in ri• dreSs Of White teak -
cannon met may 344. .01 the mem.. mere. carrying a white bouquet, knee
_ tele Were preseu t. 'rho minutes it the §, tese:s lateilst.tedwiltise 1 d.. 244544
asidimhzirliyer es,:t
l'ellint011 last zateethea were reed and approved. ,„`‘,„*A '''.1 «le
toXzelA)34,1:i::tli*i'elele4flt lisit.--'MQ 'r. Yame:i `711?:44:1:141r tunt'ItT:4B411'4'Ill'iliral:'ltsw;'illl;tit'It 1 "*Ilw'4; "'v. g"iii""tn W." (14.1.). TaF•
te. 84 ilit AI ..oril .4 . , 1 0 , le . 0 en g ie. ' ' lor, of town.
Einttry ii;:e PVT•rtefl a flue large
$11ttee- 3! ,eenrtie'netr ,i 2te, rIfeo% DI ti Wrrd 2anti ibylaw NoClin'tonFrrday there WnS a m
t1eTaTiors1411bis dswmobwmgthmtmmooft4,gsmaulheeded* eese44 aelgauess.
LII 31m21 40 14 11-554 o„„.*i„nert" eor pathuresWi passedegniel nd eileablenteetTheniht preeo-
ttlaitki6n1a0/' 14 ti1111n-3/4•;/41111:1,44/.1: bg,llemVt (Setehectti.ftiTee Cootim of Re Vitsiiin 4Ow ,a midaegr5.n1(UeAdlar
g1.""';"2ve 1I"41.enelfeUeMin lheld wah a loneed bggy.trek towain
a 1-3%Tm8"Twelidn‘lieoitandAttutyafter ne%Offebog the mute,,,
Net melee' •111110 Ali at ItI 0 %gawk ra. in. lilt ter elle to II. Das le. and, atterwards
foemeely %1 this place. Iris limn engage The touter of the Sttatfoed lb itigtel tO JthillizAttli k iiit•ii. $125 was the price
a br 'hi.'" 14g1IP: 141 make clit'°43e 1.111r" and bon Wortte Co., to build on (*on. 1 untried. but On was moved tirom and
184 the ""n5/141. s°198111" at et1"11"k"
34er"8t34117.;111:4uf4tngevt,t1.r,11a'n4,
ytea nWta'r.ren Truse rvetedillleibaru.lge. ate 2 iel peid 1t411 the deal i1d+1Mr. Joh.ns((ste.m4eg,
re43„e7k1)i‘14441t etlit,ippendspeXtitineal. thebelateto i44next*lybein
dayfor wirdhrape.wherehehaseito,,et,ptte '-'4.111 "1 ,s wwtesitsplis hnetl4411 44 in the
eneaarmeremeeyforarea.eeptedTlw bridge to Ie conipletetueantimeand fotal Met t bhund
mu,winJ.twallay.left fdrvAuguset, 41''. II aecounts to Itainilten 4: Ilailday'sliVery
coover,itt...last week,uhere 4e,i.wv444)14.% .1 AM 4.4) {1l'4? in pa3'.1elicit. Olt the arrival ofMr. Ilaninten,
wawamalzathstma,aswatt. Conneltheadjourned toSdlnwerreteulnext morn
tonittneve.14a3(%3(%;'4144has dnwth,r-
%mt. of Revieion. • ing brought up for tad before Mayor
the railk drawing 45( 110' 12th and IlthF. Monet= (lege Itekeon. The eyitlettee WWI taken;
concessions of Ushorne to Station A ., the Mityar committed him and he WaS
here and has commenced his ditties. - Farquhar. taken to (lotto ich for sentence.
Mr. Wrn. J. liazziewood leftlast week
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Tl ere has been a mei deal of oreh-
for Linea% wheve he has accepted a sit- awl hinting m this fatality thisspring. IT
eh. ,. We wee) Will tee SOON TASTBS STRONG.
mum with .11r. Parks, general Men- ,--elli , Menem) 110W resides In our vil- ,
ery sneeese log.'.l -D. Walker. of Rueseidele, who
as he has levn a general favorite here. IA he contract for J. Thumb; ntlw When Intetermaleen, unfortunately
- Mr. Clate. Duffield happened with a nom , blig; hvoMM WM* (nt 14.,,,1-iitn011/ WO nay of thte'etennion butter colon;
an Switzer's where he was assist- • now on tile market. they soon lind out
Nase
bad accident a. few days ago at Mr. Cam bell had his ham raised on Fri-
day eel ineloriand id's on Saturday.- fllitf their butter lesemues rancid and
ing Mr. Will IMPS= in taking CM Mrs. John Hewitt is bark agvan from 1 strong.
Win gutin fee the etumner.-Jas.Gard- WELLS. RICHARDSON G CO'S
iner bus had a Ilne fence erected iu
hunt of his plare.-The Templar: Will IMPROVED BUTTER COLOR*
g never causes the butter to become van -
hold enopen meetinthe third Tues.ied. On the tontrary, it =luminaday night in _'141V', -.-'.I. great manearldei4140Ia1445.444)1'4)1'athebutter fordivappointediett• heprachng matte, and gives thegolenJune ed.
VIM 1111V0 been discontinued here.-
Mr. John Pollen, our old mail carrier. tir.oilIstt211„%1,11tte. Druggists an&
is in 1 very critical condition,although "v""'''" ` A-7- '''''''''
at tit ee of wilting is somewhat better.
-
-Mrs. Peter Cooper ien. Tuesday for enerns.
her n eiv lunne in Regina. Mr. Cooper
win 1 wet her at Winnipeg.where they .Tenene-In Exeter, on :kraF 2nd, to
will :spend several days. Mrs. Cooper's Mr.j'and Mrs. Geo. Jewel, a daughter,
sister, Miss Naney McCurdy, accom- 4 afrailiev-In Exeter, on May 2ud, to
panied her. -'-Mr. George Pollen, of St. 4 Min cold 31rs.Riel a d 11 h -
i r ... urp 1, 14s044.
Marye, drove up Sunday to see his neneesie,E/B,_en Dasnweee, on May
fartii..:ra or MRS. GARDINER.-Orre "in ,i411,,,, ' ' - ' e e a
3rdi to Mr. end Mee D 1.1 re ib,
by one the pioneer settlers of this sec- - - n- --`• .
tion are being called to their reward.o
MARRIA.GES.
This week another has been added to li
—
the listof thoee who are only gone be-
fore. 'We refer to the death of Ann McDtleeten-Cunecie-In Exeter, on
3I14 ' 7th, nt the James( street parson-
Battison, relict of the late Peter Gar- a_ge Miss Kate McDonald, of Essex
diner. aged 81 years, 8 mouths, who Ce Ira, to Mr. Thos. Creech, of Exe-
died OD Tuesday of this week. She
with the infirmities of old age. The DEteLm
April 29, Mr. Frank Denorny,to Anse
had been in poor health for some time,
suffering from heart trouble, coupled v-Banorn-A t St. Joieph, oz -
deceased was highly respected as a Annie Badonr, both of the Saule.
friend and neighbor and the deepest line, Hay.
a
sympathy goes out for theDecaes_AVATsces-At the residence
th
famil
bereaved ,
of e brid ,
ee
ye s parents, Stanley, l ,
.
April 20, Mr. David Dewar, to Itfis
Ada Watsou, both of Stanley tp.
Coeetneoux-Hrecensox-In Bib-he:An
on Aril 80, by Rev. Robt. Rogeiss,eit'
Newmarket, Mary M., eldest daugh-
ter of the late James Colquhoun, te
Mr. Foster Hutchison, of Chicagee
timber from a driving shed. IN Inle
11511144114 wroug banded axe he missed
the timber and cat his foot lutilly,split-
ting two of the toes whiehneressitated
(bight htitelies, and it will be sometime
before he will be out agein.--MieDavid
Hemp met with a serious accident last
week near the long eroeeinglq. Marys.
The 1101 848 shied at a whirlwind of (hist
mut ditched the buggy, throwing the
occupant out and injnring his arm.
Ferguson dressed the ann and
Dave will carry it in a sling for ashort
time.
Crediton
J. 0. STANIICILY, 11. at., (formerly Collins &I
54a )or) Barrister, Solleitor, Notary, 4"08rc31.nevr
Hem to Loan -Exeter. Ont.
Lila Friday was Arbor Day. The
scholars were busy cleaning the sehool
yard. In the afternoon a game of base-
ball VMS Oare11 between the principal's
and Mies Dow's rooms, which resulted
in a ;wore of 35-15, in favor of the prin-
cipars scholars. -We are glad to -hear
that Mr. Levi Stahl is recovering from
his recent illeess.-Miss John Evans
and men, of Exeter, have commenced
the brick work of Mr. .Tno: Sweitzer's
new develling.-Beelsteak is away up
hi price andthis will have a, tendency
of making us eat less meat. -Miss
Laura Rau, of London, :spent lb few
days with her parents during the week.
-31essrs.Geo.AlantIe and Henry Kuhn
have each erected new kilns for burn-
ing brick and tile. -Fishing season has
opened again. Bert and Trick are
kept busy looking for pike and suck-
ers. -The Misses Dow and McCallum
spent Sunday in Exeter. -Mrs. Her -
4441/1U Oestreicher is visiting relatives in
Howell, Mich. -Messrs. Henry Motz,
Finkbeiner and Nelson Winer
left for Senelac, Mich, last vveek, where
they will woek on the brick yards this
summer.-Murnps are quite fashion-
able around.. here. -Rev. Geo. D. Dam te,
the new pastor of the Evangelical
Clhurch, preached his firstsermon on
Sunday. The Rev. gentleman is a fin -
entail& powerful speaker and we feel
satisfied that the congregation will he
well pleased with him. -Rev. Mr. Litt
moved his household goods and effects
to Waterloo last Tuesday. We trust
Rev. Litt and family will enjoy their
11°moeu.o. ' P
REon.a.-The f
Sollow.ing pu-
pils obtained 60% of the marks given
in the examinations held in April:
Names in order -of merit. -Division I.
Class '7. -Edna Pack, Pearl Geiser,
.William Finkbeiner. Class 4. -Edith
Hill, Carry Wein. Class C. -Elsie
Geiser. Almeda Finkb einer,Lilly Fink-
beiner, Harry 1VIttnenus, Matilda Oes-
treicher, Hugo Shenk, Alice 1V1elin,
Clifford Huilils.ie A. M
cCallum, Teacher.
Division IL --Sr. III.-Melvine Bea.
ver, Waffle Ilill,Bessie Wray. Jr., III.
Laura Heist,' Frank Finkbeiner, Clara
Ran, Garnet Sweitzer. Sr. II. -Ida
Ewald. Int. Geiser, Ade-
leine Finkbeiner, Ethel Wfay. Jr. II.
Hilda Shenk, Edith 1V_Ittiagnus, Roy
Fahner. ,isabelle., 0.Dow,Teacl•ter.
Division III.-V.-Edu a, Eilber. Sr,
'V. -Ezra Oestreichern Emma Hill,
Melinda Trick, Olivia Holtzmaen. Jr.
il
Mr. Mille. Hazilli°aewnnod, of Kirkton,
has accepted a, situation as clerk with
Mr, James Park. -Mr. Thos. Kelly has
repaired his cottage and has also had
the lot enclosed by a substantial fence.
-Mrs. W. H. Stewart left for Mitchell
Friday. Mr. A. L. Shipley, G.T.R.
agent has nioved into the house va-
eated by Mrs. Stewart. -Wednesday
evening Rev. Mr. Haslam B. A., of
Toronto, who is preparing to go as a EVANS-In Alba, Craig, on May 5th,
missionary to China, and Miss Etches, Walter Evans, a ged 29 years, 20 days.
of London, Eng., gave interesting ad-
dresses in Holy Trinity church, Lucan.
-Mr. R. St. John, who has purchased
an hotel in Uxbridge, is moving his
family there at once. The queen's ho-
tel here will hereafter be owned by Mr.
R. Ootirsey, who has been on the Loo -
don police for some years, hut belongs
to this vicinity. -This week we again
record the death of an old settler in
person of Frau cis Sacllier,aged '79 years
and 7 months, the.sad event °miring
at the family residence, Con. 4, Bid-
dulph, on April 29. The funeral took
place from his late residence ou Friday
to St James cemetery. -Mr. Robert
McFalls has gone to -Uxbridge, where
he has accepted a position with Mr. R.
St. Johns. -The following are the new
officers of the EpworthLeague:-Pres-
ident, Mrs.S.W.Gabson; lst Vice -Pres.,
Miss Maud Fair; 2nd Vice -Pres, Miss
Cranston; 3rd Vice -Pres., Miss Maud
WilliseSec'y, IC. Taylor, organist, Miss
Fair.-- One of the most enthusiastic
baseball meetings ever helcl here, took
place at the Central Hotel on April 30,
when the following officers were °hos-
en:-Hon. Presidents, A. M. Campbell,
John Fox; Pres., J.W.Anderson; Vice -
Pres., Wm.Ward; Manager and Sec'y-
Treas., 0, W. Hawkshaw; Captain, U.
J. Murdy; Scorer, W. J. Braunton;
Umpire, F. W. Porte; Connnittee, W.
DEATHS
Essox- At the manse, Nairn, on April
26th, John Esson, aged 81 years.
Ge.anneEn-In Usborne, on May 6,AI:1m
13attison, relict of the late Peter
Gardiner, aged 81 years and 8 mottles.
Clennsw-In St. Marys, on April 21,
Elizabeth Creighton, relict of the
late:George Carter, aged. 71 years,
4 months.
The Baby
Sick?
.,
Then probably it's a cold
Babies catch cold so easily
and recover so slowly. Not
slowly, however, when you,
use Vapo-Cresolene. Then
a single night is all that is
necessary for a cure. You just put
some Cresolene in the vaporizer,light
the lamp beneath, and place near the
crib. While baby sleeps he breathes -
in the healing vapor. Cold loosens
inflamed membranes heal., and all
trouble ceases. It's a perfect specift,c
for whooping -cough and croup. S
Vapo.Cretolene is sold by druggists everywhear-
A. Vapo-Cresolene outfit, Including the Vaparizeralt-i
Lamp, which should last a life -time, and a boulea
Cresolene, complete $r.,5o; extra supplies of Cro-
Finkbemer Myrtle Hirt- Gibson, H. McFalls, O. Lang, F. M.
.ene 25 dents and So Ants Illustrated booklet contaio-
inephySicians' testimonials free upon request, Varc.
Cassozzau Co., Tao Fulton St., New York, u.-s.a.
zel. Claude Bluett Teacher. Smith and Wm. F. Ilawleshaw.
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