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EXETER. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14,
02e
ANDERS, EDITOR,
Acerierfrefter0e.30.regteeft"ere Air Siteeree
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• LOOK
THIS LIST •
American Teazle Cloths for wrappers, in black and
colored goods. warranted faq colors, 17 yds for 81.00.
Colored Wrapperettes, Araericau manufacture, very fan-
cy patterns, full width, 10e. per yd.
English Flarmellettes, double warp, pink and blue stripes
were 12.1c, our cut price 10ets.
English plain Shakers In pink intl cream, very wide.
heavy weight, worth 10c,,our priee 8e. A bargain.
Fancy 1i kers in blue, pink, cardnal groundi, with
small spots and patterns were 10e., cut price Se.
3forrisi Flaunelletts,good values, fast colors, good widths,
at 5o., 6!c, 8be., all cut prices.
Double Fold Shaker Sheetings iu grey and cream
25e. yard,
POPLESTONE it GARDENER
Groceries it Specialty. Poet Office Block
1
firriE'r Idhehl.
We tare nelitettea ',Ave% feeds feeil
Iresttnent fint11 Alt villsae reopeete.
lewert rates el lotercet.
Die4SON Si. CA10.11016
ilerrieteractee Eet
tel!
laSONE'n WA'S.
Jas.
1 Wive a tem aitiouitt of erivate t
lean on sena viltage storeetice nt
rateeofloterese
le W. 431.4144Aff.
Rilsrlater. 3111.11; Street Exeter
EllNEST let‘tlifee
DCA CtlaIrcir.d Icvinar:^e Agent
Fario.s4mil ivnirzrael and
Wm% lackts far eale.
1/.1r.ris [ID prts of 11,1.9ifcla aged tha
NMI 1.1VENfill AtT.
15..11105,1-.
Tate tr7417e Via! I have omilicit 0 • the fpente
eornadivi'inars S--cuth Huron VI 114relIN-i•;9:10 k;A
trer.ent tar Ili:tit Loma. In the villkqe et Cuter it,
113;;e, C.T.JCItICIII ageing :mute et Will
11.rvite rang he Male Cl the teeree 'I' .r ea
Cr 1i,34irc Mc '<Mit (13,:," of Atainti. Pin!.
Heenan MEOSto,
IlZted CI Cuter titivCilt (Iv id AU;nst.I.S.11,
''f'%fark5 nen On FOE SALE.
Tee ttiettreemet cliu,C,u; ter Kul. ur ter tale
Dia! &Cubic hundred civil, lain in the tc,wnthip, of
reeeltv.; Conreslotin 1, Ltcoloa Mad. The
prtiratres are conveniently la:atilt to Exeter, and
aro Gittoilied with good Imildhigi. lar6e orliant and
Other conteuicnect.
rffiiss 11,1113iso,
IIav 04
I/OTEL PlIOPERTY an SALL..
Tho undersigned Is offering for &le that desirable
Wet situated. nt lJeven, on the London 'toad, ThIS
hotel is In good condition, and is 2 Wits south of
Acker. ' s roa argc y tnae and for the
right man thanees aro pent Or splendid busines!,
Thero is a good stable in conneetiOnultio.1# wit, of
land. Possession tarot Tais praptriy
will be sold chop. For particulani, apply to
Diciison Caubnco,
Exeter, Out.
IMPORTANT
TO HOG RAISERS.
Yon can save money, tinie feed by keeping
ytiur pigs dry and clean. They mill thrive better ,
and keep healthy. Make the bog comfortable and
he will put on flesh. You can do so with verylittle '
expense by erecting (Pedlees Patent). The Elevated
Moveable Pigs Bed. Simple of construction, inake
it yourselves. Send Stu0 in ret,istered letter for
fano right certificate and plan of construction to
Patent applied for. aOlIN PRIMER, Exeter, Onb
VOTERS' LIST 1902.
Municipality of theyownship tit Step-
hen, Couuty of Huron.
41'1 Notice is hereby given that have transmitted or
delivered to the persons mentioned in section 8 of
The Ontario Vote. -s' List Act, the copies required by
the said section to be so transmitted or delivered of
the list, made pursuant to said Act, 4:d all persons ap-
pearing by the last revised Assessment 1.011 of the
said Municipality, at Elections for members to the
Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections, and
that the said list Vidal:int posted et any office, in Cred-
iton, on the 10th day of July A.D., 1002, and remains
there for inspection. Electors Are caned upon to
examine the said list rind if any =missions or
other errors are found therein, to take in -mediate
proceedings to have the said errors correeted accord-
ing to law.
Huge., Eagan,
Township Clerk.
Rodgerville.
Branir; atte ANE1.11-1.Vhilt1 311.V. Ad -
ant C4150 WilS cog:wed milking a eon'
on Saturday IRA one ef the other cowe
itt the yard erowded the one bite was
mill:lug and In the rade-up Mrs. Caen
was so iinfottunzito tie n
litnhen at the ankle. She le, hitwever,
doing. 05 well 09 coialti experted, hut
win he some time Itetote site will
have the cite of the 10100'4 member, -
Mr. Mamie eilSet WiD0 144e41 iteell, S9 See*
11011117 1111 (10111 4111 Ottalek of appendi-
eitite is rapidly reetivering.
rsborxte
3Ir. Eli Deelarditte, who Is engaged
with Mr. Word of the Oth COIWW.58i011,
unfortunately got hie !MIDI Cittight in
a hay.forh pulley Lindy:tit it so badly
Ina rigled that it NI several WWI: -
es to dives the wound. The hand is
badly trod up nod it will he some LIMP
1)Pfore Will bittria the use of it again.
-trimmed met Aug 2nd. All tho
metnbers were preeent. The minutes
of July meeting were read, approved
and signed by the Reeve. Accounts
amounting to Slade were paesed and
orders issneti payment,--et'ottnell
then atlienrind to mixt Sept. Oth, at
one o'clock.
F. 3,1inte.ov, Cierk.
McGillivray Council
Council met pursuant to odjourn-
inent in Town Ball. Aug. 4. Present,
J. D. Drummond, Reeve; A. 11. Hod-
gins, D. Dorman, T. MeGtegor and W.
AittNVE011, Councillors. 'Minutes of last
meeting read, approved of and sign-
ed. Rodginse-llawson-that orders
be drawn on treasurer for accounts
amounting in all to $203.45, McGee-
gor-Mawson, that in reference to the
communication received from the Can-
ada Company, re the draining of cer-
tain lots on the:28th and Anx Sauble
concessions and the opening up of the
roads adjacent thereto, this Council do
not consider it advisable to spend any
*honey npon those roads until suell
tune as the public travel upon said
roads will justify such expenditure. --
Carried. Mawson-McGregor -that
this council adjourn to meet. again in
the Town Hall, on the first Monday in
September, at one o'clock p.m.
Wit. FRASER, Clerk.
Parkhill
Rev. Mr. McGregor, of Gravenhurst,
has accepted a, call as pastor of the
Baptist church, and will enter upon
his duties on Sept 7.-Anstin VanAl-
stine has passed his examinations very
successfully in British Colunibiaand is
now principal of the public school in
Teeters. B.O.-James pruickshanks,of
Arcadia, Neb., an old.pioneer resident
of East Williams, is visiting friends in
and around town, after an absence of
thirty yearastParkhill High School
has been doing such good. work and
the attendance is increasing so rapidly
that the board is considering the ad-
visability of engaging a fourth teach-
er. -On Monday evening, after the la-
crosse match, Trooper Thos. C. Foun-
tain was presented on the High School
grounds, bjr Mr. T. L. Rogers, on be -
Dated at Crediton, this 10th day of July, 1002. half of the citizens, with a gold watch
VOTERS' LIST 1902,
Municipality of the Village of Exeter.
W hereby given that 1- have transmitted or
delivered to the persons mentioned in section 8 of
The Ontario Voters' List Act, the copies required by
the said eeetion to be so transmitted or delivered of
the List niade pursuant to said ack of all persons ap-
pearing by the last revised,. Assessment Roll of the
said Municipality, at Elections for members to the
Legislative Assercibly and at Municipal Elections, and
that the saki list was first posted at my office, at The
Town Hall, Exeter, on theMst day of July, 1002, and
remains there or inspection. Electors are called up-
on to examine the saidlist and if any ommissione or
other errors are found therin, to take immediate
proceedings to have the said errors corrected accord-
ing to laly,
Gro. 11. B1981:2T, Cleric.
Dated at Exeter, this
21s6 day of July, 1402,
Mr. Alex Stewart, who was in De-
troit consulting a Specialist regarding
;the falling out of bis hair' in patches,
returned home on Saturday, minus
the rest of his crop bat with prospects
for a new supply.
Mr. Seldon Bissett, of the 5th Regi-
ment of Canadian Mounttd Rifles, is
' at present visiting friends and rela-
tives here. Mr. )3issett has resided in
Manitoba, for the past eleven years,
Ile enlisted at Winnipeg, but arrived
it) South Africe after the the cessation
of hostilitie.s. He will rettlrn tO the
West in a few weeks.
and chain. ---Rev. C. H. Irving, pastor
of Flint Baptist eh nrch, Bay City (west)
and assistant editor of the Detroit
Christian Herald, visited his sister,
Mrs. H. Cathro, for a' few days
last week. -Miss Christina Smith, a
former resident of McGillivray, left on
Saturday with two assistants for Da.w-
son City, where she has taken il, posi-
tion as superintendent ore hospital at
a substantial salary. She is expected
to be absent about two ‘years. --On
Tuesday Mr. John Donohue, of the
Royal Hotel, here, was up before Po-
lice Magistrate Mel'a,vish, at the in-
stance of License Inspector Alexander
Smith, for selling liquor during pro-
hibited -hours, on Saturday evening.
He was fined $20 and costs, being
$25.70 in all. -The many friends here
of Mr. Thos. Bertram, of West 'Wil-
liams, were pained to learn of the sal
drowning accident which befel hirn in
the Saiible, near Ark on a. •He and his
brother, James, and a young lad had
gone in to bathe. After calling to his
brother, who was a considerable dis-
tance farther up the river, he suddenly
sank ni about five feet of water, and
when the body was recovered life had
fled. -Mr. W. II. Jackson and family
are spending a month at the Bend, ac-
companied by Mrs. L. S. Jaynes, of
Kansas City, ,Missouti, and Mrs. S. E.
Jackson, of-Arkona. -Miss Annie Nicol
is visiting in Buikclell, Muskoka.
ilayneld, Zarielt i FARIt5;01,,D„---TirefittlAtire4 0 cm fa nu
daAy%,vat.m„-A:os*l.,1,sb.4ctacCI:elromalle:ewtite4t4ggeo,n NyFrbiol 441Am') 0s1:13°4702citliNecto-i?. neeeelttebteeTeddheesst itillogislasXosliTtilentge 117:;..1.171/41.1.a.Mite'tltiles:ties:.:---::14)1:'11;11":17.1411517:flieMtiii...4teed::::::11::*sk,litl, rT4:471!:r°1:tio;9111A'atniieteoehoo:f.:
Js been principal of the $ebeel since bappeueti for years took place in the . Ma, Geo. Zinonernutn and two
truestr.sntsoiniebsi:e tetw$it Tar.3---text,,,s.trn: Linviesrcroazi,,datlxio.::1 wyrubeer ttssl'ieerx. !I file$TIcalt°wcet:•51s.4ttis 133111:11'46:1:11.11:13rde`e 111.1.''''irteF"''te°1!11.141`bleeeisni:uakili:lorl Mfa."rrabaetli: °till:
who went out in the last contingent to cellent Youogt meth Fred Burnett and h turned front a pleae,ane visit with
South Africa, Iniye returned home Ateline teineee, ee teederich township„friends tat Dashwood. -Mhts Lille Joint. I P3141"t'er _bets " 1,,,,,_ e'atgif"
looking .hale anti 'warty after their e11010 tO 011 in:timely dealt throtigh ',,ston, who has been visiting in Detroit:
°veal: tiripe-While practicing on the tirowoing. They, in company with a, for the pest fear weeksreturned home .Vallillalialt.
MU grounds on Monday night. George young lad named Meleeeneor Goderich. y.l.lest weeke-The Young People's Alli- I,. The harvest ie being se:So:isle rleheye
Finau bad the misfortune to fall tend repaired to the rie-er tO eiejoy a cool Lance held their inuniel picnic. at the h ed I.iy the many eletwere. The eats are
dislocate bis shoulder. Twe, Recess!. plunge la wheat is known ;ifs the deep K Bend on Tovsiihly. -MIS. J. Smith, of F, verv tateeeled and tettexi, down and will
tates George tahing asrest front the florira:;:a% tili-:1'ile-'1'7`11,5:„'-'rl tl'ir' o'°1,11it:e!rtneneIelveee: jit;;;!;(6)410° e,E):1-1:44ii;:e.c„ iB4itttrelitaTionheLiiiii'tt.i-r-r1:. ' Vietle-ettrgt.?.egbilliilileteliallial'efiPtilinefleTtvi:4srgiseted'-:
eeleall fields.
Tema 1 -lie Owes 1-.tvery ead etul whieh is eeiel to be ;bout ee feet tend, enee revel nee eneetae- nee ;eels_ , elle 3 lee/ of .11,14,,,„.at ss from 34.i.
1, ..., .
ntedity tereurred in this dungeon Frt, deep. Arth :Tee:write it. seenise swan it to Tavistatek and awhile.- Mies Ethel ,,.. bushels nee acre. Bariev is an escep.
4 •by moreinne when Danean me:Opine, aeraes it with tenet:like hitt Feed Bate Mindeel; and Mr. Norinen Candi, ef . tioiedly iteevy ran.T.- 4...); Brown, lett:
wohkoosso one respeetele eteteen nett in enakteee the attempt saulle and Iien`ifir1. Stfe101 Sanday in toweeedilte ' is wng in the eity gee works at
visdeedn .v1::!yoenaiitn.1)1e
. I fan. 4 sett-al...1431: ite:eh
,..te illsi le shoapd. hs*U cee oro 4P3inc:?.1 sr‘V.une Et hs
,t: , iT.17:$11Satzl ,71; (v.t3e3triketliT1
tlet.1:11.'e :iz13flt'::t7v":4ibt'etli.neiir4V-- ti4vliterillii"Iiis fitTirill'41713'-irsh-4'fitivEt1;7s
4f.-
felled Ate return for htvalifast end Melastintsine %nee a goed swatimer. --Mee; Illeet Vi. Mliria 414 I)41roDt. 1ti Uri" 1,0:00 /VAS heviehfiug berM ••," ' t . ,.
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then made hesene fhtte111t1t4 14 reeene otos.; her nitrite. Nilo Cittie. Iiillieet- . W A. Taitralettle T. literate -newt Itteight
itial eitheeeded to le:hitting to the ser. Miss' ,lettile lieee is sideituig frheitis nt e gine, been. lent ete,,,e, e.e. eenneetty.
feee Fred Dernett, hut could not itrineee !Iwamoto mid .sieligirg;rait4%--1s, elm it bar' t iv. �6 1-i Gets leigin tee„
him eefely to land Itut eientred the of Creton, is viehltig her enitsiii,Miss ' vets iti our villeere lie -e wise- --- a Wen.
Nora, eit.b. - Mrs.Steint.let1. M-,• Amy ' her from here intend goitre. to Mu nitolet
Steliiinevit send Mee, Deldwin, rail:riled , on lilt. harvest eNelif Si011iti.
from"retie tii,p 1.04 3114t11,111ta111;14 1titextilts; 46 sir. jorntler,,,,14:,,,i1,54;11.317.: 7Ifir. veterto
the etwaittitee efforts were made to Detroit and will reeetio wine.' tintiem thresher, ie mit again with the eatue
eeentie the body of the other young Mr. John Idey
eloda 44 the nalwn 1100. men sis hot. ever ttiul is reedy to do
MIA whieb1 it appeave had ledged un- 4 hos ilieptietel of his dviver to Sit, Klima i te„, eery neet uut.i.,.___Mit35t,t* <lava.
der a put IrIT the shelving bank deep 41f Senforth, the twiet. laStig poid war, lemon olus mice iintimee vibited
down in the wetter and was releiteed $1S0. -Mee !toxic, Ether ill ViSitfl ilig at ,', Mn. veti„na„. ceeeiten. elf' settee), ,
after inneh liflieulty iind then the Cretlittdes-Mr. 3. thlitotre hg's Pureh“letslt.-31r. anti Dire, Wee. Stewerd
mournful preeesslon wenday ed its wlased a uew driver from Matt:se-Miss' event e; etaday and Suntlity at, the
Hay ilomtell through the fields and by the road to li 1 l'ceiller ft l' . ...* like.- eente an enetting runaway iv=
the sorrow etrieken home where nide. with friends in friiiiiiett, has retitinitel ' 4..or: to here ono erenime last %reeve,
Council cart on !ifoudwi. August, 4. eeribablee pitiable seen ee were witness. 1throw, her trip cco Torontoemml,.:5 x0,41. I wha aro nittiatly 0:540.re, of the 13diei.,
„oute.--itlise Tillie VC ell has returned 1 melee fittinevi .10;14 Ewa The Aware,
All preeent, The Engineer'e report. ed,
re. Zurich drain, north, was leid before gie ifiretlier le delting har stedrer. Mr:1S of eser holm en:raged in 4 Flie111111IF
the council. After consitleteititel it itensaW John NitteiDiolite. - Mtser .ftgerirer. oh ,, tetnee taeo, idteder the citeeitustent.ett
was MiellVd. ltita. te Iitt, •engineer for 311,Fie etenneet oreweet mete mute Wind`wr. i,' IN" Raest or dee irlr'''IP'4. ' we do not renteet mere then one itatal
certain cheeses. Tito Clerk was in- 31e. ap-tvi niv,:i. dee. Zettle. -Mies 'Mona h t le , , Te et 1 - -
structed tit driblet the emit of Permit' PettY 4te 1"'illf';Iq'''''atIng 44 tLe 111.414 thbl a.
tin. astteesituent of tho Lest Firatieli week.--.31iee Jennie eiretelfer.ofToritnth lt„itteatAl:14,110T,, ca,alt.6:4,4P411,41r: , leeneaniortli meet title on leieseleick
:North, ood $10te frtam the gefe,e,:sulont , is visiting, fiais ittl taiwn.-Mrs. he tete..v. enee„. e.ti nt„ „ pi,tlis buggy Wo6 Itii1.131F titslai:115i114
of the EAst mild West Iseanenessantee ,I liturnitt and elailtiteen iiiiellt Lk ft'107 till",-gv 4 0.71 ,Ei41 '-''' - 7. " , "'"""""" '' ''."'""" *44 ""'" '''' ,', by Le:See terareli evade down in the.
;Intl not ley), ally asst,,,,,$.1m,n4t 014 wfvst, at the
Drauch iiiMiR.., "h4t 1, w1eeW,, r"*o.t s''l''I'rf'AnS.iio-i -.P-, evtet"eAnntie I-Tealaehhleurm 111V-3
1.dth
illitoatl4"""t14', •. hwis eir neelte.
4lit 'V" With Ler perents lholor,P,,---Mi ,:kfrie I
1141Ve tgiVC19 F.tk`alt ra.44, the eurreent year; 1 hts't Il'eel; 44n"lev4'''"ree, ...14t0 tt: ,r;""13 1 flees eral Melviera Attlingter of feee'ilh 1 Grand Bend
ate, 1 140 tome; townelop Ian .. ° ct v.-mai:Ana atorseeitioitt ate .
Rend, are the gettrts of Mee Feed q t twee:atom Indy i
tteUiti hiyally cello-
te, fa.in nm,,, miwat ,,,,h0„1 mt,.. tentlett the wedding of 41 friend 4 1 t yr
1 :;.19 mills; znich ponce village rate. otinds to, weeh._113,,eta miter, form. 444,1,9. 5te-Mr. Fithd Rendeliet. who hie `iltrettel hew hF the li..A110111:::i MAI eit.
Peen in the entititty of C. Ilinctleili iSe kentitere In ate efterteeen an inter -
2 mills; Daeltwood India.° villege rates,eeteY ve„etellemete' surgeolt hilt'. ie home Co. for tiolizt. amt. b3s gml.. tit fjrtrafa„ ' t Sting' Shot -hell rieitelt ;cut eleee I,e-
1 mill. School settes have been levied aInt 4,11u!iorr th,g'itni ''„frienal9drid, WI' 1f ez
-cm.g.te E. Balehnican. Ilolnii.sttr.. twa en the tit arel Betel IWV.Ist ituti 3
aq follows: _.8.8. No. L.t. f.g140; No. 10. IttiVes.-,..attaa; %clog nut ittitt bivet. r ,,,,,,,.. „.ka
soot No. 14; sw; r.s.s. ..,,,...,•41. 13. 8.._. Mihs. nose, r visiting faltputal in leats. r • - ,-r.,„. 0,r, -1,-.--fraZ a ine hone. I perked artartegetton freiti 11 he eampere.
'No. 3. S210; No. ti. feleet: No. le seem r: i burg. l'entt. -Wm. 3ittorek has sold hie ene"•-•'111' F. .r.* lit''''''' gElls klal'IM"illi 4.4 1.Aa,..4.3 read fable:In f.f41111t. the emote.
1
S.S. No. P. $17:1.0.1: No. 10. $.21.11 Nu. R. i tivueljtoll reeidcure iti Alt's. dolinnton. telt's 1"rungernentlor" Inaebine to 3Ite 'i etooet :.:.'i ht favor ' i th"11104:tte te31:14-'-'
SION No. 4, $150; No. 12; WM; No. I. 9& tit. litiaisk 3Uwius for a good tigen es ii4:Ifit-,n. :4„ 44,,elitehu Tiswilehill. - - ', Mt:Wore (*liver ie et peetele in im.ry
rett,11.Nt.01:7. IN5,0.$11.180:14140124Nt.o.2.1, (8.114:11!kh trt'lltshenZvitri, t5:4;enl:Yhililiiillutrdstiakeini A! Iv 1;; 'rwithullPh;i4.114-.1.1117c..4'. 1P111:3(111:1;11115641i114:1:*1611,f4114iegil'fY.,14.111/1i1 07451e1114pItt!t iletieltat,lo*n t)ief
has returned to port stattiey„. , The ', nist:44114 in tail 14h 4. }Lamm GM
nest ineetang ot the vi• .t .T.L. will lie L„ intent -4e leaving Alertly for the %%est.
held in the elnireh on Mee 1S. -31r. ii =Mies VI Tt101 Lellit Vila, a few days
and Mi-. 'Tares Dt`iPlIfIt and children , iti Beeter with Eriteele duriug the.
of New !Leven, Mieho are visiting: week.
friends here. t A NAnuow Esteem?. -What might
DIED I'S nye WtesT.-Virord Wael re- , have been a hotel areitient turned tett
celved here lost eveele that N'ielatalete i to ite an PS1`itillit Mileriellifo at the
er waiting for ,iivOlc• tinie. ,Scareit
wae made, witieh reeulted in the die -
cowry of the bully hat/ging liy a rone,
front the ceiling of his workehitp. Life
had been entitle* for more than an
hour when the body was found. De-
ceased. whet TrUS 04 Fears Pr age. had
been worried over money matters and
it is thOkkght lit a fit of despoudency,
took bis life. Besides his wife. he
leavee a daughter. Mree Willie, of Iona -
don. and two sone, Ed. of Winglutin
and John, a London. The fauteuil on
Saturday. Wati to Nairn cemetery.
Wily Nate: in the water and then
ran for aseeteaee. After attont eu.
botw end a teat Dr. Wonile arrived on
the seem bee life was eetirict and. le
was advised to enteral! unrounts whith eall people will 'have the pleaetne 4)1
are due the Township throngh proceed- Wele4"Inir aS a eltizen in the
lugs under the Ditehes mid Water- e0tyr6e et' f"w n'ePk9•-311s1 Annie
courses Ad, on the collector% von, 7 Bea. is 1.10FIW fe1110 IMAM 011 0, Vitiit.
/my vent. ado. In aecordonee with Ellis and have returned from
said Act. The following amounts were the net h West, vli`le thq have been
ordered to be pitithe-Trustees S.S. Nee. '"'YV "31 ;T.& • e. 'Juts
400D.,°11gliZIP11,3$11:Ptro7, itif31. leer bir
12, $3; Jonas liartleile !tolling ;lace
Provincial election, $3; V. Bachand,
do., $3; Tp. Clerk, postageeetc., $10.75.
I. 1. johnston, floor for indigent :ASO;
Thos. Welsch, lumber, $2i; Thomas
Consit, bridge and diteh, eon. 4, 1001.
82L25. Council suljoawned to meet
again at the call of the Reeve.
FRED HESS, SP., Clerk.
Miss Dix spent a few days with
'mean
Mends in London dining the week.
Mr. Brown, of Forest. was in town
last week. --Miss May 3Icliernon, of
London, is the guest of her friend,
Miss Carrie Willis. -Miss Eva Collins
has accepted a situation with Mr. Gil-
fillan.-Quite a number from here took
in the excursion to Detroit on Monday
and report, a good time. --Mr. Fred.
Rawlings. is _spending his holidays with
relatives in Norwich. -Mrs. M. Ryder
and daughter. of WoIsely, Ass., are
visiting friends here, -Mrs. A. Shipley
and children. after 41, pleasant visit
with friends in Ansa Craig have re-
turned home. -Miss Lilly Braithwaite,
of London, spent a few days in town
during the week, the guest of Miss
Pearl Mowbray. -Mr. Cecil Stanley re-
turned from the Old Country a few
days ago, where he was taking a spec-
ial course in his profession. -Corona-
tion services were conducted in Holy
Trinity church on Sunday, the Rev.
H. A. Thomas occupying the pnlpit-
Mr. Percy Abbott, after spending his
holidays with friends and relatives in
this vicinity, has returned to Stoney
Plaine Alta. to resume his duties as
teacher. --dr. Fred Smith left Thurs-
day morning for Calgary. N.W.T.,
where be has secured& good situation.
His numerous friends here wish him
every success.-Tnesday was observed
here as Civic holiday. -Our baseball
team drove to ExeterFriday and play
ed the teiun of that place. The score
stood 15-4 in favor of our boys. -Mr.
Tom Collins has gone to Sarnia, to ac-
cept a situation us operator. -Mr. Bert
Anderson is assisting Mr. J.E. Schmidt
as clerk: -Mr. Harry Atkinson has ac-
cepted a situation in Parkhill ---Miss
Laura Fox has returued from London
where she was visiting friends. -Cook
itt Son have raised a new smoke stack
to their power house. -Miss Bella Neil,
.of Orangeville, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Weill ngtob Bodgins. -Mr. W. R.
Coursey, who has been. visiting rela-
tives and friends here for the past two
inontbs, left, Wednescley for his home
in Medicine Hat, N.W.T.-Mr. A. M.
Campbell, Manager of the Merchants'
Bank, wife and daughter, left last week
for - Toronto, * from which place they
will go by boet.to Montreal. -Mrs. P.
W. Bawden, of Ridgetownr is the
guest of her sister, Miss I. Porte. -An
Iudian from tb e Oneida reserve named
David Doxte ter wite'talten to the Lon-
don jail Thursday by. Constable' Mur-
dock.. He appeared 'before Squire E.
B. Smith Friday nicirning, charged
with being drunk and was fined $5 and'
costs.
ACCIDENT.-Williarn, the 12 -year-old
son of Mr. Geo. Hodgins, near bere,
met with a very painful rt cci den t (at)
Wednesday while driving the hay rake
for Mr. Wm. NVarcl, by 1119 leg coming
in contact with one of the teeth whieb
cut it to the bone. The wound was
dressed by Dr, Butting and be is eow
20 feresny moan ounteav School non h. pellewrt, for manY '4,1 1'18 fl' 11141441 .111 Preettetetien tenntiny sehooi please, of
is teeovexing from her rezent tr4 I
their picnic at the Bend Tuesday. T,lee 1:11r4ebi 1113 II" lit. ("wailer. N. D., R.a.ter laef Frioety. 'fhe take was too
where he -ea re elleiet for the eereetet to use the row hinds on it and
pest few years. The eatiee of deeth ine l'iltentrm. deo vats
not known bot his brother, John, re- , guiding tine into theietatebotaite waters
vetted a letter a tow days ago saving 141f44. itS WAS in the most inv-
ite was ill. Mr. Detehert -had teen bulent part. the rowloek ltroke. A.
proprietor of the Commercial hotel huge breaker then threw the boat in-
here for evars and was widely known Wit trough. aleu sweeping away au
friends will learn of his deatit with earritel him out ottethe lake. The Dr.
throughout thieeeetion and his many loan, ThQ heavy river current then
deep !egret
- used his remaining oar to great MI-
LS 0 eigtial and swain guiding the boat
vantage. Sometimes waving it aloft
urediton
J. STANDI'llY. E. A,. tkrtot-tly i'll113114 Lawkily a young man,
anion notletel the distvessed
Sienteree retrieto tteieree tatattrateer.
Money to trom-Esatr. thit, bOattiltin and set out epeedilv to his re -
Mr. Frank Vale and Miss Tilson, of lief. Ile found the boat filled with
Detroit, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. water and the Dr. in good spirits con -
position. The
"Walter Clark last week. -Rev. Getwge' sideriug his 1111*as:tut
Finkbeinere of Milverton, occupied the De. is an excellent swimmer but the
pulpit. in the Ev;tngelical church last coldnees of the water, on account of
'Sunday. -An Eilber picnic was held I the heaviT rains throws the swimmer
at Grand Bend a week ago wanes. in the danger of receiving cramps.
day. -Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bloomfield. They had some trouble in landing on
of Brigden were in the village for a aecount of the heavy breakers. Some
of his more intimate friends went into
few days fast week renewing aequaint-
ances.-31r. II. Holtzman, wife and hysterics wbile others maintained a.
fatuity are camping at Grand Bend.- doleful silence.
Mrs. Hudson, of Toronto. has been the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. John G. Yoring
last week. -Mrs. John Dyer has re-
turned from St. Thomas, after a pleas-
ant visit with relatives. -Rev. G. D.
Damm has returned from Toronto,
wbere he attended the Temperance
Convention. A vigorous campaign
has been organized to assist the tem-
perance cause on the 4th of December
next -Ping-pong has struck our town.
It is a fine game. -Mr. Wm. B. Geiser
has raised and enlarged his barn and
has one of the finest barns in this dis-
trict. The recent rains have done con-
siderable damage to the crops and the
farmers will now have to take a rest.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church had an ice cream social in. Bea-
ver's Hall, last Monday, which was a
success and helped to assist the ladies
in their work. -Mr. E. Crompton and
son, of Carlisle visited his daughter,
airs. R. E. Walker last week. -Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Wind have returned
to Detroit after visiting their friends
here for some time. -Miss Martha Eil-
ber, of Buffalo, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eilber.-
aster Edgar Siebert, of Plattsville,
who is visiting his uncle, Mr. 8:Brown,
had the misfortune to break his arni
by falling from an apple tree one day
last week. The little fellow is doing
as well as can be expected. -Mr. Her-
bert Eilber. is visiting his uncles in
Ubly, Mich., for a few weeks. -Mr.
Jacob Heist has gone to considerable
trouble in preparing, a croquet lawn.
He has made an excellent job and has
become an expert croquet player. -
Mrs. Chase and son4 of 1Nlagare, Falls,
are the guests of Mrs. Mellite-Miss
Lydia Fiekbeiner is visiting friends in
Exeter this week. -The Misses Bert-
rand, of Detroit, are visiting their
parents foe a -few weeks. .
ORANGE risr BUSINESS. -Dr, Ezra
Heist, of Toronto, has purchased the
medical practice and drug store from
Dr. Rivers.and. took possession on 31s6
ult. Dr. Heist comes to us highly re-
commended and we extend to him e
hearty welcome. De. and Mrs. Rimers
intend leaving shortly for the West,
where they will visit friends and with
a view of starting a practice there.
We are sorry to lose the Dr. and his
.wife as they have many friends here
Methotitets are holding their picnic to-
day alzurstlayel--Thos, Berry has Te•
turned home from the Old Country,
bringing With iincestallione of
eXCOIICl/t quality Mid breetlinge-W.
Stoneman, tar Toronto spent a few
days at his home herk-Miss Clam
Thompson, who is employed Asa wait-
er at the Stag Island dining Intl, was
taken to Sarnia hospital it few days
Ago suffering :from appendicitis. 3liss
TInnopson was a former resident here,
and her many friends wish her a com-
plete tecovery.-Mte Hoover, of Clin-
ton, basplaced a handsome monument
in the Lnion cemetery here, on the
plot belonging to Win. Bell, sr. -11r.
Ab. Arnold, wife and children, of
Windsor, are on a visit to Mr. A's par-
ents and other relatives. -Miss Dora
Webber is home from. Buffalo visiting
hereelrents.-Mr. Francis Coleman is
recoving from his illness. -Saturday
was observed here as a general holi-
day, it being Coronation Day, while
Tuesday was proclaimed as Civic holi-
day and all the stores were closed. -
Picnics are the order of the day. -Mrs.
Wm. 1301; of Hanover, is visiting in
town, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James
Bell. -Mr. Brandt, intends bringing
his family here from New Haimberg as
soon tis he can secure a dwelling.
CRAZZGED Haems.-The Centennial
hotel has changed hands, the purch-
aser being Dr. Blackall, of Clinton,
who tekes possession on Tuesday next.
The purchaser is said to possess those
quidities which go far towards making
the suceesstul hotel keeper and we
welcome him to our midst.
DIED. -Mr. Walter Hanson, who
underwent a surgical operation at the
hands of Dr. Gunn, of Clinton, a few
days ago for the removal of a tumor
died from the effects on Saturday last.
At first it was thought he would sur-
vive the shock but his enfeebled consti-
tution gave away and be gradually
sank until death relieved him of his suf-
ferings-. The deceased gentleman had
been a long sfifferer and had riot -the
operation been performed he would
soon have Ricci:imbed to the effects of
his trouble. He leaves his aged part-
ner to niourn his dendie. Be was 76
years of age and his finteral took place
on Monday last. •
RETURNED Homn.--Tuesday even-
ing of last week Dnncan McEwen, son
of Wm. McErvent arrived home from
South Africa after six months service
in the C.M.R. fighting the Boers. As
his arrival was unexpected there was no
special welcome or demonstration, but
his fellow citizens and old schoulnantes
determined. in sorne wa,y to honor one
who bad upheld the honor of his home
and country on the field of battle. This
took tangible form on Monday even-
ing when .a representative gathering
of our citizens filled the opera house.
Rev. Mr. Doherty at the request of
the committee occupied the chair and
filled the position Most satisfactorily.
After the completion 'one lengthy pro-
granalehe McEwen was presented with
a well -worded. address, aceompanied
by a beautiful gold watch and chain.
The address was reed by Rev. Doherty
laid the presentation made by Messrs.
A. Taylor and G.' Smallacombe. Mt.
MaEwen thanked the donors end re-
gretted that he was not a speaker but
the unexpressed thought. was plainly
doing as well as can be expected. ,discernable,
5.9
Clandeboye,
Mrs. Ouellette, of Stoney Point, who -
has for the past week been visiting
here, has returned home. -Mr. John
McWilliams, of Hensall, visited his
parents during: the week. -111r. Olark,
of igew York, is visiting friends here.
Miss Marie MeIlhargey, of Hamilton,
spent a week with her parents here. -
The farmers are very busy around
here hauling in their gram. The
weather being so wet some of them
met with a big loss. -Mr. R. Bice, has
accepted a eituation as clerk in the
general store here. Mr. Taylor, of
Belleville, who has been clerking here,
luta resigned. -It is reported that Mr.
Richard Simpson is going to give up
the blacksmith shop after the first of
October. -Mr. James Pitman was in
London last week. -Mr. Sandy Barrya
of Tempest, Texas, is visiting his
brother here. He has not been home
for twenty years, and his many old
friends were pleased to see him. -The
many friends of Miss Ina, Bice will be
pleasa,d to learn that the has fully re-
covered from her recent accident.
.rt,ccennerr.-On Tuesday last a large
bull, owned by Mr. Louis O'Neil, Made
a severe attack on a horse ridden' by
his nephew, Alexander O'Neil, goring
the horse seriously, throwing the rider -
to the ground and shaking him cot-
siderably. The horse ran to the barn-
yard to his stable, and luckily for the -
young man, the bull paying no further
atteetion to him proceeded leisurely -
after. -
Intended for last week.
21CCIDENTALLYSHo8,---Wh1le Mr. Eh
Bice was shooting in the yard on Sat-
urday, his sister, Miss Ina, entered the
building and was struck tear the hip
With the ball, which passed through
her leg and re-entered her body int
which place it still reznains. It seeroe
that while Mr. Bice was practising the
shooting his supply of cartridges were
exhausted aed during his absence for
a fresh supply. WaS whet Miss Bice en -.1
tered the building. The accident al-
though not thought very serious was
;t very close call and might quite easily
resulted fatal. At last reports Misa
Bice was improving nicely aud hee
many friends hero, wish her a speedy
and will be greatly missed. recovery.