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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY JULY 17, 1902.
C. 11, SANDERS, EDITOR.
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HOT WEATHER
PICKLES.
osse Blitekwell's Ohow Chosaand Mixed Pickles, patent tops, at
35ete per bottle.
atott's IiInglish Mixed Picales and Chow Chow, patent stopper, at
Vets and Teets per bottle
Componnd Prepared Mustaviagroinal and Metered Irene the
Ones t quality herbs and spices, at Wets pee battle.
William's Fancy Mixtel, Peierl Onions and Waldorf Chow Chow, Eng•
lish spiced, patent tops, at Zeta.
Williams Sweet Mixed, English spiced and Pearl Coions iLI3ets.
Crest Brand Tomato Ketchup, extra fine, absolutely pure and contains
110 SalieYlie aed or artifal coloring end s guarauteed to comply
with the Pure Ford Laws, only:13ets per bottle,
Canada, Pickling Coal Diamond Brand mixed pieldes-best Comedian
brand -2 bottles for 250.
pared Moat $ &DA Calmed Goods. .
eh Beef, Spring Chicken, Turkey, Duel:. Finnan Hatidies, perk gt
and Beam, Kippered Herring, Herring in Tomato Sauce, Cot.
tap, Viand Hem Loaf, Sit101011. fletZng,Sartlinea,
y oter Fancy Blecuite and Ingersoll cheese.
POPLESTONE & CARDE NE IN
a Specialty.
Dash,wood
Miss FiossieP, Snell has seccessful.
ly passed her examinations at. Alma
College and ale,n at. the Torouto Con-
eervatory of Muie. obtaining bottom
in Theery andeliarioonv.-Mr, 0. W.
Snell, of I3oston, Masa. formerler of
this ploce, sailed for Londou and Paris
on tile steamer Friesland, An -lexicon
Line, on Saturday last,
Centralia
The Weather the past few days bas
en excellent for haying.-*. Jas.
dford raised his trim on Ftiday
a large number of the stalwarts
hag in attendanee.- 31ree Jas. Hand-
ord and daughter. Maggieaand son
Flank, left ou Monday to visit Mends
in different parts ef Manitoba.
33rinsley.
Mihs soot renwma home
outlay eveiting.-ae, number from
lese parts. took in the Excursion to
Onflerielf On SattnalaY. U epore
good time, -We are glad to hear of the
success of Miss Violet Weir4 who pees -
ed. her filet form eXaMillati011 On Inns.
with honore.--31r. Suttotee, hilbV
letl, on Satorcley, July 12th, and WAS
irariP4 nSt. 31itresceutetersoBrinsley,
On Monday.
Post Office Block
ate . •c.r.ar,cirwir
O2Y TO et04;ais
ealegital p .vitte
en lame or Sinago sty M
of Interest.
1.)4CRSini Oaltratint
Ilarristers.etc., EXOtor
140
]argo anaGnali9i rriviktG Cantle to
tea awl village rrotertirs at low
eS *crest.
F. Oeetonax.
nereleter. Nein Street Beet
EnNEAT
Ilcol Estoteor,almatanocAgott
Fa Rd vilbaepreptalics Umtata and said
itnable tentts.. MAVrad darning hi-1sta tor talc.
lands in oil parto et 31apitoba, awl the Nonlawe
for cafe.
FAD. 0 RENT On F011$.
*Oa , The Undersigued IsoTerhg foT ut or for
Dot dealrable hundred aPrc farm fit alio to•GIAle, (+1
llay, n;LtU Conce6'olon 1. London Wail. The
prtanins are mute:lit:41y boated to Eacter. and
ore aupplled tvith good buildings, /aro or, hard and
ether cOnvenienets.
ANTInINT IteLLAND,
Ilav P. 0.
IMPORTANT
TO HOG RAISERS
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1,4s *Jr nee Tiaf IlitaM brtler
4r4 keep lo*thy. Mate the tog cQuilkiloble and
rot ea ittete Yon fon doa.a with a ver.V rage
expr;ar ettirt tag ieetieee Barra I. The Lir...A.A.:A
ateve..11,1c t.Sin4;:c of ATroTtvtif.a.), Inaba
t-of.1.4.10 rig7ttened letter Vs.
fano (.01.4.?att, awl gat. c16.''.0;514W.ti:917 tc3
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FARM FOR SALE
NOINStagMIN
The underaigned le offering for sale that Ilesirald
larinere farm eituated in the township of Stephen,
being Lot 9,Con. 4. The loud is nit cleared. welt
welt fenced and in an excellent good state
otcultnation. Tiara is on the preiniirs a large
fine brie% home, good barn, and other litilldingN
enda good young orchard. This is a first-class
Armand will be sold reasonably. Team to atilt
lairelowc. Apply to
Film Tartan,
Credlten Eat, P.O.
HOTEL, PROPERTY
!0R SAU.
The undersigned is offering for Elle that desirable
hotel situated at Devon, on tho London Road, This
hotel is in good condition and is 2/ inits Eolith of
Exeter. This rood is Iariely travelled and for the
right man chances are good for a Splendid L11011019.
'There is a good stable in connection also, 31 acres of
land. Possession given Immediately. This property
will be sold cheap. For particulars, .apply to
DICKSON & CARLING,
'Neter, Out.
140TICE TO CREDITORS.
McGillivray
TIL---AnOther of the old
d' this township has passed away
e person of M. James Sutton, in
eitel year a his oge, whieh sad
vent mewed on Monday. The ton -
ere' took piece fi ow his late reeidence,
Lot 211, Con. teon Tuesday to SteTatnes
meter)r followed by a large eoucourse
of old acquaintanees and friends. The
bereaved have the sympathy of the
community.
WErtaitie-Another floppy event
euvred on Friday, when unother of
our young men took unto himself a
wife, the Interesting perties being Mr.
Roger Gilbert foul .3lies Ella
The ceremony wos iwrforined by the
Rev. la W. Diehl :it the rectory, Ailsa
Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert's roomy
friends here on in wishing them a
long, hippy wattled life.
Ray ()mien
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment on Monday, July 7th. A. peti-
tion of John Duncan and others, ask-
ing to have road opposite lots 5 to 10
in the 4th and 5 concessions opened up,
wits laid before the commit, as the pe-
tition stated that the road should be
opened in order to drain the laud. The
council was of opinion that the parties
interested should take other steps to
have thew land drained. Mr. 1. V.
Of Sohn Dew,lateof the township a Bachand was grantedperrnission to
Usborne, in the County a Hui
Huron, lay down water pipes n St. Joseph.
yeoman, deceased. The following accounts were ordered
Pursuant to Chapter 12.9 of the Revised. to be paid; -John Paton, grading CIL,
Statues of Ontario 1697, notice is 'hereby $3; S. Spencer, stattlte labor, 1900-01,
given that creditors and others Laving $11; Do.. rep. ctn.., O.R., 75a; W. Ben -
claims against the estate ofJolut Dew, late
of the Township of 'Osborne. in the County der, bridge, cons. 4 and 5, part pay -
of Huron, yeoman, who died on or about ment, $7; J. Foster, cid. and grading,
the 13th day _Of June, A.D. 1006, are ot or - '
before the I con, .L0* $5.ou; P. Hartman, cu]. con. 10
e ' and 11, $2.50; II. Magel, working gra-
First day of August, A.D 19uz: der $21; Thos. Turnbull,
3 ceder, $3.80;
to send by rt. prepaid., to Messre. Dickson +Dion Registrar,registering Th. -i-.,
Devr and ohn Dew, the Executors. of the .... %v_
Last Will and Testament otthe said deceas-
bury,..fees re Stelck vs. Towhship, 85;
ed their ohristian names and surnames, ad- F. W. Farncomb, part payment re
dresses and descriptions, the full particulars Walper award, $5.95; Jobn Thirsk,
& Carling, utter, solicitors for AlarY Ann !Marriages nud Deaths, $14; J. G. Stan-
ef .their olaims, a statement 0 their an-
th• d• ee. es B. d
t11 ior tgi_n , , ,t outtep.
counts and the nature of e secuu0,
rites (if ,
any) hold by them, and that after the etnyert L. n., $2; W. Hannan, drain
day last aforesaid the said Executors will I across road, con. 14, $2.15; W. Cole -
proceed to distribute the assets of the Said
' man work con. 3 and 4, $8.25; I:T. Lip -
deceased am 011g the parties entitled thereto. I 1
having regard only to such claims of which iphardt, eqnaliziug Police Village of
notice shall have been given as above re- I Dashwood, $2. Council will meet
Quired, and the said Exeontors will not be i in Monday, August 4, V. school
liable for tho said assets or any part thereof, again
to any person. or _persons of whose chum' or , boards should have their requisitions
claims notice shall not have. been received for school funds sent to the clerk.
at the time of distribution. FRED HRss, Clerk.
Dated at Exeter this 7th day of July. A. D.,
1902.
Mary Ann Dew,
John Bunter,
Meats ON & CARLING',
th eir Solicitors.
Luean.
Miss Alice Petty, of Hensel!, spent
a few days in town during the week,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS the guest of Miss Edyth Hawkshaw.-
. • Mr. Percy Abbott, of Stoney Plain,
Alta.,
Of Richard Charles Cecil Tremaine, is spending a few weeks in this
late of the Village of Exetervicinity with relatives end friends.-
, in
Sergt. P. C. ,
the County of Huron, Electrician, Ward, a (Thiene°who
Deceased , has been granted a, month's Furlo
. ugh
I from duty; ie the guest of his mother,
Pursuant to Chapter 129 of the Revised .
Statutes of Ontario, 1897$ notice is hereby. M. Ward, here. -Mrs. (Dr.) Camp -
even that all creditors and others having , bell, acconTanied by her daughter, of
claims againatthe estate ofRichard. Charles New York, is the guest of her parents,
,Cecil Trona eine, late of the Village of Exe- „nA e rs. AV. E . anley.-Mr. St
-eriutheCounty of Huron, Eleotrician who ei e
died on or about the 65th day of June, , Harry Wellesley, teller at the Mer -
leo, are oe or before the chants' Bank, here, left Thursday on a
FirstDay of Auaust 11 0.1 7902
two weeks' visit with his parents at
Wiarton.-Mr. J. W. Orme had the
to send by poet, prepaid. to Mesirs. Dickson misfortune to lose a horse last week.-
. Exeter,. Ont., Solicitors for Wit--
liam Oldright, M.D., tho sole executor of the The High School Board have reengag.
last wilt and testament of the said deceased:
their christian names and surnames, ad-
dresses and descriptions, the full xatrtioulars
of their claims, a statement of their ac-
counts and. the n attire of the security (if any)
held by them; and that after the said day
'the said Exeoutor will proceed to distrib-
ute the assets of the said deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard, only
to such claims of which notice shall have
been given as above required; and the said
Executor will not be liable for the said
assetS or any part thereof to anyperson or
persons of whose claim or claims notibe
shall not have been received at the time of
such distribution.
Dated at Exeter, this 5th day of June, 1932.
Wilitam Oldright, M.D.
McKeon & Caaruse,
his Solicitors
The five-year-old son of Mr. F. A.
McDiarmid, boirrister, of Lindsay, nar-
rowly escaped drowning at Sturgeon
.Peint Thursday Morning. While play-
ing on a boat house phitform he fell
into the lake. He was rescued by Mr.
G. II. Hopkins.
ed the present staff. This is a step in
the right direction, is they are all cap-
able and fully qualified for their du-
ties. -Miss M. Hartford, of London,
spent a few days in town during the
week; the guest of Mrs. R. Horne. -
Mr. E. A.Fox, of Seafortle was in town
Iasi, week, the guest of Mr. L. Fox. -
Mr. John Farrell has beautified the
front of his drug store by re painting
it. --Mr. F. H. Neil, of the Maple Ave-
nue Stock Par111,18 shaking 'hands evith
his many friends here on his return
from San Francisco and the Western
States. -The following have assumed.'
office at Lucan Lodge, No. 70,
for the current year: -N. G., C. W.
Hawkshaw; V. G., E. Carter, B. A.;
F. S., W. E. Stanley; R. S. W. Mc -
Dimond; Treas., Dr. Hossock; Werden,
J. Maleheno'Come W. le. Harvey; R.
S. N. G., H. Gibson; 1.0., W. J. Bra un -
ton; (). G., 11. Collins.
Grand Bend
(lite a number attended the 12th in
o erith and all report, a good titue.-
large mutiber intend taking in the
;violet Stretford. rueetlaY.,-Mr. and
re. Brenneaund 3113,and N.Rossen-
rry spent 44 few days visiting Mende
and ;wound Windeor.-Campere
riving daily and the cottages evill
emit) he filled, - -Mie D, Sanders spent
Sundae here the guest of ein, IL Gill,
-The Iiinglish eteireh Sunder school
of Exeter, held their aumud picnic
here on Thareday. quite a large crowd
attending. ---Mr. I, Diseuedine. who
hes been working in P. Frank for the
pest few months, returned flume last
week, -Mr. 1. Armetrong, of Exeter
spent Monday here.
Hippen
Rev. Mr, Brandt, French Minions -ley
of Pointe A nx Tremidee ethoul. Mont -
reel, oecupied the pulpit in St. Ane
drew's chitreh, on Sunday. Mr•Brandt
beanbag through the congvegations
of the Presbytery, giving the people
an outline of the work in .the lower
Proviecea-Farmers are busy with the
haying: The men) is good and all that
it
is requed now is the good weather in
order to get the crop safely stored in
the barn.---Mr.and AiraAlex. Johnston
and Mrs. Smith, of St. Louis, Mich.,
are guestof the ladies' mother, Mrs.
Witadell, also at the home of Mr.
Grant. -Mr. G1t3gg has nearly recover-
ed from his illness. -Ren. and Mrs.
Manual) left Tnesday for their holi-
day trip to friends in :Manitoba and
other parts.
•=•••....•••e•••••.1.01amanc.
St. eToseph
Mr, S. Rennie had the misfortune to
lose a horse one day recently. -Our
brickyards are now running full swing
nal first class brick and tile itre being
turned ont at both yards. -Mr. Pecor,
of Chicago, paid a flying visit to our
town last week. Hope he will raise
the wind. -N. Coutirie spent Thurs-
day night of last week at his home
here. N. M. is vow quite a stranger
here as he spends ver" little time in
and around 'St. Joe." -Mr. S. Rennie
started his brick and tile yard last
week, evhich he recently purchased
from the LTeyrock estate and has now
a full force ot men at work there. --Mr.
E. Becignen), who has been in Mont-
real for the past week returned home
on Friday evening last. -G. Rosseau,
who has been in Quebec City, returned
here on Saturday last.
Zurich
Mr. C.L. Shoemaker was in Blyth
last week. -Mr. Adam Fassokl, of De-
troit, spend a few days here during
the week. -Mrs. Joseph Wiszner, of
Ayr, is visiting her son, Mr. J. ILWis-
mer, here. -Mr. Wm. H. Smith, who
has been visiting friends here for the
past few days, has returned to his
home in Detroit. -Mr. Jos. Schwartz-
entuber, who has been in Michigan for
the past few months, has returned
home.
KILLED, BY LIGHTNING. -On *Mon-
day afternoon during the progress of
a severe thunder storm, Mr. "Wm. Kyle,
of the Parr Line, bad a span of work-
ing horses killed by lightning. The
horses had just been put in the stable
by Mr. Kyle and he had jast left the
barn with the aboveresult. The hors-
es were insured in the Hibbert Fire
Insurance Company, and we hope the
loss will be satisfactorily adjusted.
Zion
(Too late ,for last week)
The weather is wet and haying is
progressing slowly. -.Part of W.13rock's
neve silo fell eight the other day while
under construction. -A lumber from
here spent the lst of July at Eliniville
and Grand Bend and report a is
time. -Miss Eliza Lingard. s home
from London on the sick list. We
hope she will soon be better. -Miss Ida
and. Pearlie Bern are,in Loudon. --Miss
M. and Mrs. S. Horne go to Port Hope
to visit their sister. -Mr. J. Kyle was
seen around last week. -Miss Jennie
Briniacombe and her mother are the
guests of P. Herne-Pearline Batten, of
London, is visiting under the parental
roof. -Mr. and Mrs. Coates, of London,
are visiting at their d anghter's Mrs.
H. Towl.-Miss Whitlock, of Lumley,
is the guest of F. Hern.-Rev. McDon-
ald, our young minieter for the coming
year, delivered a fine address on Sun-
day evening. -Miss Mary Bern has re-
signed her position as organist in the
church, having taken up her abode in
Eliinville. We hope we will soon have
it new organist and choir. The talent
is plentiful.
Wittelielsea
Easson, of Stratford, visited his
brother Geo. on Sunday. -Mt. Geo.
It$S011 and her three sons took in the
clowns at Siantromi o Ttie.eday.-Miss
Wiggins, of Goderich, a fernier
teacher of our sehool, is the guest of
Miss Ella Robinson. -Ma Chaaelarlie,
of Loudon, is pending a few days with
his einiSins here.- Messrs. Ed. and 0.
Clarke Were the guests of the Misses.
FiukLeiner at Crediton on Sunday. -
Ma Isaac Laments raised a, piece to
his bean on Wedne.eday of last week.
Mr. C. will have n firsaclaes barn
heu finished.
tsborne
High School Entrance Examin-1
aliens
The following- is the list of candidates
passed by the board of examiners for
Vest Huron, together with the inarlei,
°Teta:hied by each. The total number
3equired toImes is 530 marks. The
number of eandidates wrieing was 300
end of these 231 bave paseed.
The following are the highest meats
obtained in each eulieecti
Readhig-Lizeie Milltr
Drawing -Lena Harland .....
Writing - Leella Ronatt . ... 4
Dietation-3Iary Millie, Nina Mate
Mean OF MRS. CANN.--Very gen shall
eland deepivegret is expressed at the Literature -Pearl Hillier 130
ea,ih ni Maty Ault Ellie. beloved wife aarithinetic-rred Hooper, Gieetos
of Thos, Cann, who dieti fa the fetidly / Hill, Eimer Lawson, Fred Treve-
residenee, Lot 23 Com 0, ou Thorsday UticlaDonaldClarlaVet neEeeerr 11
lava at the age of 89 yeavs, 0 months / Grammar -Lena, Harland
ond 13 days. The deceased ha e not Geography -Samuel 0
been enjoying the hest et health of late Composition -Ni ea Marshall.
years, lout her condition remained un- History -Ezra Oestreicher 8.7
chauged until abont sox. weeks ago,
when site mete styli ken tlown awl suttee -
lug from internal tumor...her case soon
aseitmed
it serioue nature. Gradually
lint surely site sant' and all that mein -
cal -kill mild do iteeisted by careful
nureing, tile stroke of death could not
be avertea and peacefnlly mid almost.
imperceptibly she passed to the loime
of her Saveitir. MM. Cann was a
daughter of Mr, v. Ems, a wimp.
ton and was of gentle, amiable and
kindly elisposition, a, good wife and
kind mother and a trite friend.
She tool: an active interest in matters
pertitiniug to the eltureh and op to
the time of her illness N‘116 choir lead-
er and organist in Bethany and Be-
thest.14311urchea As te ruiesicumi,h • had
few elitude and. her services at all
church gatheringe will he very much
missed. She leaves to mourn her
demise a tworrowing hostel Ml, a son
ond daughter all of Whom have tlw
sincerest sympathy of the community.
The funeral took piece to the Exeter
cemetery- on Satonelay mid vas largely
;Mended.
Jenuie Douglas. . . .
O. Olive Gray... ..... 7
7. Bessie Barnby. ..... -067
Dolena
Nellie Hickey 760
Mary McMinn 551
9. Ernest Blake • .558
Bailey eetotbees 701
Vot'thy Kilpatrick 52
12. Ellen Priicherd 680
13. Ethel MeLean 610
Samuel Sherwood
Elmore Pbillips ..... 098
Swan George ....
15. John Matheetou. .
Fanny MeNenzie......
10. Orville Durnio....
Edwin Kilpat rick 731
May Culhen 720
'cozeioireeee
No. 1, Boggs Lea 711
MuLeoil Ida 6.90
Walter :Vona M., „
Oke Biel M.- ..... -701
Beadle. John
Loot: Benson j. „ egie
:daring Roy- .. . . .635
Olie Leo .. . .. „„726
Breen 3lity003
Malloy Evelyn. . . ...
Modloy Norman A .015
351
.....005
•.
Physiology anol Temperance -Daisy
Dining 3
Total -Nina Marshall ... 864
3101.11:If C, .tlnfly
Mannings Benjamin,. -003
r3
Bissett Eva I..... ..... ...... „ . ,. ,813 5, ale:demos Lillie. ..... . • .020
Bigsett Mantle A 702 i Taylot• Edna, 677
Cameron Eva 31 0.41 ' Glithlon Melvillte,-......teke
Creley 3lerion. 779 McManus Hamilton. -562
Fraser Lillian
•• .. • • • • •• • ••• • 4 4 I lion Elizabeth
Harland. Lelia i51 701
402 , 4 4 4 000Eitieft TOWNSHIP
. 57$
No°1:11e.ilet 113:1;tg.,1:i:t.t,0 ' See. No, L -Hillier Pearl, 811i. Sallie
Lewis Catharine B 642 eid Irene, 012: Hillier Ilarr,y Go 030„
KnOx Blauchee ........ . .. 64; No. 2 -Proust. Mabel, 071% '$.711111 31-0.
13.1araltall MIMI.
1,171 1" NI f ' i K1 . i - a ,711.11111; 1.1; 1 11 Tel; ,I !Ill lt 111:%, ' MI LI:a R.
31eVietor Lily ......... .. . ...... - 0741 deeePilovi; Wi'sly'F.„644
M . ,
Noble Susie-. ... ... • . .„572 ' .eo. 011
-"es AmIsii. 7e3i Roi3.1 Edwin*
P 11 k M h 1 042 I
at" •••••“,•••••%• • ••• "a •
:37o. Aronie, 603.
Tretzdfoat Jennie D 337 RAY
Res. es Pt4erat... • ... • ..... .. ... ;1 Ks. Nei"a.siads.,.
','•aiouilts Et tit M 010 eae,:
Smith Ltdn B . • • • • • ...... • No. 6. -John Brielterien, 77
Straltun Katharine G. ... . 755 No. etteeeiejea 'eleyougraii
Strang jeSale ............ 7onthrun, 507,
No. 1L -Beanie Repo. 577,
No. Le -Amy Daween. 752.
Sul hex I,md ......
Tretheway Walt . . . ... . .. . 5511
Tweedy Muriel 005
Tweedy Lulu. P... 679
Wyllie Bella, M . 673
;titan Evan. . . ... . 577
Anderson Bence'T tiMi
Bean Sionnel
Brydges
Cantelon
Crediton
J. O. STA:WM H. A., tionnerly CAW
Rtanhtufl barrister. Solicibra-, Notary. tkratey Area
Minn • le i'. Oat.
The Missee .31aey atia Tillie Fink-
beiner, of London, are visiting Linde
parents here, for a few weeks. --Alt's,
Jacob Eilber and Miss Carrie Feist
haye vetitrued houweafter a very pleas-
ant visit with friends in Mountrotest.
-The goune of crogeet is becoming
quite popular. Some of 011V merchants
tire excallent layers. -Mr. Aaron Ice -
hunt
of Grate Bend, is pulling stumps
vitb his stumping ma. Woe, for Mr.
Matthew Finkbeinete The machine
pulls. the largest sttimps with peat
twee and is a deckled improvement to
the way our fathers used to clean
their hied, yenta ago. -Our farmers
have had considerable dillitultet in
storing their bay, owing to the wet
weather.-Wheet mai flax will he ripe
111 gt week,. and thenmw
it eans ork
from sunrise to sunseee-We are glad
to state that Miss Lilly Huston is
slowly recoverieg from her illness and
we all hope she will make elopid pro-
gress from now on. -Mr. Ed. Crocker,
of Toronto, was in the village Sunday.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wul. Eilber and son,
of Newmarket, O., and Miss Lizzie
Leilber, of Detroit, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eilber.-The 12th
of July passed off very quietly'. Our
lodge went to Goderich that day and
report having had a pleasaub time. -
Our town boys went to. Exeter last
Wednesday evening and played the
Exeterites a game of baseball, result -
leg in a tie of 7-7. But last Friday
night the Exeter boys played a. re-
turn match which resulted in a score
of S549 in favor of the visitors. Our
boys have not lost heart and would
like to trym
theanother game,, pro-
vided the enan who rides the jigger"
and Ike, play against them. -Jr.
Frank Smith, of London, was in town
last Tuesday. -Miss Mary Ellen Brown
left for Ann ArboaMichefor a monthis
visit, after which she will take a
course in the Northwestern College, at
Naperville, III. We wish Miss Brown
every snceess in her studies. -During
the high wind on Monday evening,
Mr. Eckard Wilhelm was struck down
by a large barn door while helping his
son-in-law, Mr. Ezra Heist, on the
farm. He received a hard blow on
his hip, and had to be carried into the
house. We hope he will soon recover.
A number from here attended the fun-
eral of Earl, youngest son of Mr. and
Isreal Smith, of Exeter, on Mon-
day. The moarning ones have the
sympathy of this vicinity in their sad
bereavement. -Last Sunday was the
annual Children's Day Festival and
was a grana success. In the morning
Rev. G. D. Damm preached an appro-
priate sermon'to the young people and
in the afternoon and evening excellent
programes were given by the scholars
of the Sunday school. In the after-
noon Rev. Morlock„ of Dashwood„ ad-
dressed the children and topic as his
topic "The Hand," showing what good
it do, net only forourselves but
for our fellowmen. The Rev, Yaeger,
of Zurich, spoke on the force of habit
and took as his example the Tope. In
the evening the Rev. Gentleman gave
an interesting address on the different
stages of the heart,in a spiritual sense.
A festal chorus of seventy voices sang
beautifully.. We feel sure that with
the talent the pupils of the Sunday
school possess' the Evangelical church
will have a choir hard to beat in a few
years,
, .
Seaforth: What miglet have•been a
serious accident, happened to Mr. Jae
cob McGee, the genial ex -mayor, of
Egmondville, on Monday. While en-
gaged in putting away some hay in the
barn, he slipped and fell off a platform
with the result that the hip joint was
dislocated, but fortunately no bones
were broken. Considering his anyanc-
ed age, he is now doing as well as call
be expected.
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STANLEY.
S.S. No. 3.-C1rea Riehardson, 767;
Sam.Bat es, 660; Charles RothweiVin
No. 4,-Harl Delegate-, 609,
No. 5. --Jane Lamont, 550; Wm.
05.1.
„ ....... „oetNo 7,-Iferbert Workman, 082.
Duff Robert ee. ....... 4711 No. tteelleta Keeie, 652,
Dt11111 Maitlanda ....... 600 No. 14•'"eatelvio Adair, 052.
Farr Ceell ........ ............ .. . 508 STEPHEN.
Moir Andrew.. • • -.a • • • ....... • 55$ • S. No 1 -Edna MeNaughton, 023;
Mcereatii Albeit Li 5.2 Roselle Wilson, 552; Warren Mitchell,
Mcleity Donald 577 1 eegaWin Mitcht.311, 696; Mem) (allies,
Rounball Norman D' 001
Sallows Bueben J........ 014
Saunders Walter -
Snell S. taunt 748
Strang IL Preston. ..... .....
Todd Lorne .. - . ... . ....„ .088
Trethewey John A
Washiegtou iiarrv O..- -.580
Worsen. John E 773
OODERICH SRPERATE SCHOOL
Hood .. ............... • 4 • e052
.710
,813
.2395
.813
Dean OrlitUtio.- ......„..........
Dean John" . ...... .. .. -
:Miele, William ... . ..
Page .Tolin. .14 L. a • Fr 4 a 11-• 4 ......
Rxerrna P.S.
Browning Hazel, ........... ....... 809
Dove Edna lel 733
Elliott Lottie..., .. . .... ... .. ... -506
rollick Edna 691
Wayne Veuetta M 761
04
14171yurrndynutsireaAr3T.e.11a........... ..... . m
Rowe Vera 0
Saunders Vera 0. - .
Quance May
Wood Alma, 3.1
Armstrong George
O'Neil Irene.. - ............. ...,16s704.157
Snell May ... . 568 WEST WAWANOSEI
737 715.
573
595 _
I lock,
Carling L T
EDvyaenrsAd
Chas 636
ew
in. - ....... . ..... . , .711
Farmer Roy...... . . ... ... . ...... , .643
Hooper Fred 751
Horrell Herbert. 657
Jones George-. ... ...... . 610
McPherson Offit.... .......... ..... -614
Southcott Melvin .. . ....... „ 763
Trevethick Fred 781
HENSALL 1;. 8.
No. -Weals Hill, 780; Yenta Es -
eery., 733.
3,1o. it-Hotner Bagsbnevi 010; Asa
Penhale, 693; Chas. S. Senders, Mt
NO. 4. -.-Arthur Amy. 010; Freernme
Matioek, 722.
No. 6.-Ehrier Laweon„ 615, Edward
Rate:, 010. •
Separate school -Leo McCarthy, 553;
Frank Ryan, 018; Junes Reeue 050.
tesnioneate
S.S. No. L -Isabella MeDougall, 742;
Frauk Blatchford, 571i Reginald Case,
730; Albert Etherington, 740.
No. 2. -Annie Gardiner, 742; Norman
Passmore, 583; 'Bert Stt•wart, 040,
No. 3 -Aetna Coupland, 559; Mary
Mime, 723; Millet MeCurdy,613; Allan
McCurdy, 614.
No. 4 -Warren Hunter, 013; Thos.
Quinton, 669; Cbarlotte 'Rook, 581;
Hattie Handford, 581.
No. G. --Ida Delbridge, OM; Gertie
Miller, 503, May Jones, 748.
No. 10.-Alina Earl, 012; Irene Whit -
Urquhart Beatrice... . .... .......
Peart Frank.- . .... ... . .
Youngblut Wesley..... ... .. •
BuchananBurns...................
Stoneman Curtis
DUNGANNON P. S.
Crawford , . •
Saunby Willa
Fairbairn Stuart.
Fairbairn Kay.
ST. HELENS P.- S.
Miller Lizzie 833
Sheriff Bena. 736
Clark Donald 853
Phillips Myrtle. 744
Crawford Mary 621
leliller Start .780
HATFIELD P. S.
Ronett Luella............ .772
Pollock Harold 590
Cameron Millie . 727
'CREDITON P. S.
Holtzman Olivia. "
Brown Wesley
Wray Wilbert.
Trick Melinda
Oestreicher Ezra
DASHWoOD P. S.
Kellerman Ethel-. , .700
Wolper .Tillie. .. . ..... „ ........576
Miller Tillie 568
Routledge Archie
.681
. 5s5
.690
.823
.575
,615
688
730
617
693
714
668
826
775
ZURICH P. S.
11::selictChesterreda779
... ..... 615
13
Williams Robert. ............ . _621
Steinbach Amy.. ...... _610
Sipple Otto
611
ASTIFIELD.
S.S. No. 1.Alafnrencies
lQauaiiv
iide
2. N
ati.
3. Eva Drannen......
Hector McKenzie
S.S.No. 1. -Hattie Ityan,350; Gladys
Pentland, 581.
No. 2 -Mabel Wilson, 618.
No. 3 -Betsy McAllister, 575; Mary
Murry, 735; Sadie White, 633; Gregory
Stuart, 055.
Separate School -Katie Brophey601,.
Brophey, 570; Michael Cummins.
585; Joseph Kinahan, 660; Ranselera
Leddy, 659.
EAST WAWANOSH.
S. S. No. 16. -Minnie Carter, 606;
Rena, Patterson, 621.
TOCESESAIITH.
S. S. No. 1. -Jennie Caldwell, 730;
John Buchanan, 589.
HD3BERT.
S.S. No. 7. -John W. Boa, 645.
hICOILLIVRA.Y.
S.S. No. 5. -Alice Carruthers, 621;
Edward Breen.
•
BIRTHS.
DUCHARME.-At St. Joseph, on July
10, to Mr. and Wm. Ducharme, a
daughter.
LABEACT. --At St. Joseph, on July 3, to
Mr, and Labeau, a daughter.
'PREETER. -In. Zurich, on July 7, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Preeter, a son.
MARRIAGES.
GILBERT--VEITCH-At the rectory,
Ailsa Craig, on July 4, by Rev. L.W.
Diehl, Mr.Rodger Gilbert to Miss El
len Veitch, both of McGillivray.
DEATI1S
SUTTON. -In McGillivray, on July 7,
Tames Sutton, in his 33rd year.
S3YHTEL -In Exeter, on July 12th, Earl.
Benja,mine, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Israel Smith, aged 5 years and 3
.656 months.
STEVENS.-In Exeter North, on July
lith, Esther Stevens, relict of the
late Wilhnun Stevens, aged 57 years,
6 months and 8 days.
SWEET. -In Morden, Man., on July
13th Richard &Meet, formerly of
Stephen, aged 76 years. ,
„ ‘71.3 CANN. Usborne on July 10, Mary
.... 651 Atm Ellis, beloved wife of Thomas
_me Caun, aged 39 years, 6 months, 18
clays,
630
AL.