Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-8-28, Page 1FIFTEENTkVEAR- EXETER ONTARIO, TIIURSDAY, AUGUST 281 1902. eftentereelteeereteficenweRe e'en 41,4e, -sfeeiefeefeesets ate -A."0- ifee CLOTHING POR NEN and BOYS. tlemen We have just added to our Stock a elotbing Department, which cannot be surpassed by Lreny clothing house in tbe County. Lc.`o jobs, no misfits, no off stotk, no blinders, but good straight goods made up in tbe latest fashions, with good linings, all aetvn with silk and linen at thrend. We purpose making this a leading line and have bot with 1 that idea in view. Our stock will not exeeed S2000.00 18n. in it will be found the best productions, of mind% beanie and machinea. We fent, no man's prices and given a show can put von in a way to save money. These pods were porchased after a garde) inspeetion el Seven Menu- factrwere and to -day we announce to you tbat Coppley. Noyes 4 Ran- dall, of Hamilton, is our choice on the best goods, and McFarland, 41 Grey ..tt^ Southgate, of Toronte on cheap goods. CopAey, Noyes & Randle are fast getting the clothing trode of Oanado. Theyare tutting out the old, liners with tbeir up-to-date ideeno s, thii ng s too new for them, nothing is too new for us and no- thing is too new for you, POPLESTONE CARDENER. ecialty. Post Mace Bloc Claildttbn ye, Mm. Blackwell and family, who heve been camping at the Bend, have i*e- turned home, -Ma T, B. 31cIlhergey. of Court Greenwood, and Mr. 0, (M- inis, of Oeurt Olandeboye, were dela- gates to the High Coirt, LO.F..at Windsor as week.-eliss Bessie .Tella of Loudon. is home spending a few days with be fathett-MissAllie Hods gins spent a few days in London last week. ---The fanners seem to be taking advantage of the line days and are rushing things, The crops are the best seen in years,-'eliss Lillie Downing, or Loon, is visiting friends around this vicinity., -Mr, John McWillietus and tinnily, of flexisall, were visiting with friends here last week. --11r. James Abe hat. of London, has accepted a situa- tion in the general store here,-Ittliss * Carter, of London, is visiting her rents here -Quite a number front re took in the excursion to S;wnia a Detroit Saturday. Richard Simpson called on friends in Exeter sV week. -'-ME. Allen Blackwell, of inn" is spending a few days heve. Luean Mr. 51, Hawksbaw loft Tliis1iy morning for Wolsley, Orr Phton is attending the Mode (dun)). at Louden. Alias Edith Shin- y is also attending the sameschool.- ts. George Crawley, or Exeter. is vis- ig friends herie-Mise Olive Nom, rthy, of St. Thomas, is the gnest Mis Ayearst.-Miss Ith NeFitils and eciuein, Miss L, Hoover, of Minton, are visiting friends in Londo»..-Mv.i. iirhaut lies recovered from his re- ent illuess aud able to Lyon tie street againe-Dr. Chas. Canzphell, ot Brooke bee Y„ spent a 'few days in WWII during the week. -31r. A, X Camp- bell is visitsnee in St. TIMMOS. ACCIDENT. One day recently while Mr. Caleb Ryan was bantling a load or elin to the barn, the horses stopped ud the wagon becked up a short. dis- tance. Olive, the five-year-old daugh- ter of Mr. Ryan, who was hanging on the wagon behind fell off in the mean- time and the rear wheel passed entire- ly iteross her body beneath the diaph- ram. Dr. Orme was speedily sum- moned and the child iteetnalitig to late est reports is doing %veil and will in all probability recover. 1V1214 0e81' T WAN'. alineveuediseitel rrivete twee for in voltratest eree feria or yttlege en:melee. lOwest VA tea at' ietereet. Broom: a Ninon% Bercistere.etee, Rut MINIM: TO atekte. I have a large amount of pirate Nelda1.4 lean on term and rteeerties at 3ow rates pante:tat. w, ol.Ammx. Earrieter, 3blill.Sfreet Bette 'Tam, ERNEST Enniorr Real Eatatearal Inntranet Aa'ent 101I! 1411laae properties latualit and sod lie term% teseral dwelling hoists kr le. In all parts of Man -della end the North. IgITOR nieces& Take none° that 1 have applied to the License CamitaMiencre for Smith !lemon tor Fern:0511On to trandernay Rotel Uteri% M the village of Exeter to William Page. Any obJteetion agaiest tranekr of tat's! Linnet. must be model° the Lie(1150 impeder On cr before theff7th day of August, 191.n. Oconee alunie noted of Fatter this eth day of Mau:0,10a iff .EL PillPERTY FOR SALE. ••••••••••••• Tim undereignol le offering for ealo that desirable hotel situated at Devon, mt the London Mad. Tide hotel is in good conditiou, audit, 1. miles south of Exeter. This road Is largely travelled and for the riebt man chancesare good for a splendid imainen. There le aped stable in connection also.11 acres of laud. Ponession given immetliattly. This property will he sold Cheap. Per particulars, apply to DietiSex tCAMINO, Exeter, Out. IMPORTANT — TO HOG RAISERS. You ear save money, thee and feed by keeping your pigs dry and clean, ney will thilve better aud keep healthy. Make the hog comfortable and he will put on flesh. You oan do so with a very little expense by erectieg (Pedler's Patent). The Elevated Moveable Pigs Bed. Shnple of construction, make it yourselves. Send $2.00 in registered letter for farm right certificate and plan of eonstructiOn to Patent applied for. Jolts Estuma, Exeter, OM; NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Supreme Conrt of the North- West Territories,Northern Alber- ta, judicial District. In the mat- ter of the estate of Isaac Harvey, deceased. Notice is hereby given that 'pursuant to the order of the Honorable Mr. Justice Scott dated the 17 tit day of August, AD , 1902, that all persons having tilaims against the estate of the said Isaac Harvey, late of Valmont, in the District of Alberta and formerly of Exe- ter, in the Province of Ontarioovht) died on 1..or about the ard doer of Apra A.D., len, are requestea to sena by post, prepaid or to de- liver to Martin animals, executor, or to Messre. Taylor & Boyle'Solicitors for the Executor, all of Edm on ton, Alberta, North West Territories, on or before the 18t Day of 0Otober, A.D., 1902 their christian names and surnames, ad- dresses and. descriptions, the full particulars of their Claims, a statement of, their ac- counts and then fiture of the security (if any) hold by them, duly verified by Statutory Declaration, and that after the said day the said Executor will proceed to distrib- ute the assets of the said. deceased among the ;parties entitled thereto, having regard only to snob. clairee of which he shall have no- tice. Dated this Ilth day of August, 1902. TA YLOR St BorLs, • Solicitors for the Executor. 41•1•311•••••=1•11•1•1111, •40TICE TO CREDITORS. In the metter of George A. Merrier, of the Village of Exeter, in the Coun- ty of Huron, Hotel -keeper, Insol- vent. Notice is hereby gives that the said ' George A. Merner, carrying on. business as a hotel -keeper at the said Village'of Exeter has naede an assignment under R. S. 0. 1897, Chap. 147, of all his estate, credits and effeets to Jonathan J. Merner, of the 'Village of Da.Shwood. in the County of Huron, for the general benefit of his creditors. A meet- ing of cireditors will. he held at the office of the said Assiguee in the Village of Dashwood ; on Friday, e 5th day of September, 1902 at the hour of one o'cloclt in, the afternoon to receive a statement of affairs, appoint " specters and for the ordering ot the affairs 1 of the estate generally. Creditors are re- quested to file their claims with the Assignee 4 with proofs and particulars as required by the said Act on or before the day of such I meeting % And notice is inrther given that after the 5th day of September, 1902, the Assignee will proceed to d istribute the as- sets of the estate arnongst the parties en- titled thereto, having regard only to the claimof which notice saall then have been given, ancl that he will not be liabl.e for the assets or any part thereof so chstributed to any person or persons of whose claim he shall noI then have had notice. Dated at Dash odd. this 19th day of August 1902, R. 3. D. COOICE, J. J. MenNen, Solicitor for the Assignee. Assignee "eT OR FOR SALE. -loped le offering tor rent or.. for Oturelred aere tam blow owlohip cilavesslon t. Loa:flog Hold. nvealently leaated te Exeter,. (moil While^ Mtge crehard r Assitoxr11101Asso,, Ihtv la O. Varna Mr. Chasaroluos and wife, of Chicago, are visiting friends here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs, James johns. -Rev, Jas. Foote, who is visiting friends here, will leave in a few days for Montreal to attend the McGill College. We be- speak for him a prosperous ranee. He hits been a resident of Manitoba for the past four tanws.-Mr. S. O. Rottiwell, who has been carrying on a boot and shoe business here, during the past eight yhars, has bought out a business in 00131e, and left for that place last week. We bop6 Ms ventare may prove remunerative. He will be much missed here as he WAS a good citizen and an excellent workman. HensaU Mr. jack Tilly left as week for the West. -Bert Bodgins, of Woodstock and sister, Miss Myrtle, of Toronto. are home on a visit.---Geo.Walker and wife, of Des 'Moines, Iown, awe here visiting Mrs. Sinallacombe,-Mr, W. Thompson left last week for the Pa cific coast where he intends loenting. -Mrs. (pr,) Ferguson is visiting friends in Barrie. -Messrs. Robert Crawford, Percy Reynolds and Frank Reith left Thursday for Winnipeg. -Mrs. G. N. Babcock is visiting friends in Toronto and Port James White and daughter, :Mrs. McLeod, is spend- ing a few days at Port Stanley. -Miss Mary McEwen is attending the Millin- ery openings at London, prior to re- suming her position at Owen Sound.- McMorin, who has been visiting friends here for some time, returned to his home in Chicago last week. - Rev. F. E. Malott preached in the Dun- das Centre church on Sunday, and J. W. Ortwein took Rev. Mallet's work here. -Messrs. Ike and Harry Jackson aaid Charlie Middleton have gone to Manitoba. John Horton and daugh- ter, and Mrs. T. Dayman and Miss Sarah Low have also gone out West. - Mrs. Shirray and daughter, Miss Aggie left Wednesday for Goderieh. -Mrs. C. E. McDonald and children are visit- ing in Forest. -Miss Edith McEwen has gone to Molesworth to resume her position as teacher. -John Caldwell left last week to spend a few months with relatiyes in California. His health has been very poor of late and he goes to the garden land in hopes to improve it. -Joe Blaney has accepted n situa- tion at the Commercial hotel as bar tender. -A. Brandt has pnrchasecl Mr. Harry Welsh's fine residence and will move into it shortly. -Dr. Blackell is now proprietor of the Centennial. - Miss Jennie Moir, who has been spend- ing. several months here with her grandmother, Mrs. James Moir, has returned to her home in South Riyer. Her father has disposed of his saw mill there and the family intend coming to this section to keside in the fall. -Mr. Smille, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Mary, attended the funeral of bis nephew, James Gray, at Toronto, who had been taking a medical course. with every prospect of success. He had been ailing for some time with linig trouble and his death was not unex- pected. -Mrs. Richited Jones left here last week to join her husband in the West. -Mr. Edward Sheffer has taken pOSiti011 at the Commercial hotel here. -Mr. Nicholas, accompanied by his granddaughter, Mrs. Lortis Clark, left last week for Souris, Man. -The Misses Welsh have returned to London after a pleasant visit with friends here. -Miss Ruth Hooper, of Exeter, spent t few days here witla her father, dur- no. the week. -Mrs. Harry Ingram and children; are visiting 'friends in Lucknow.-Mrs Mercer and daughter save returned to their home in Co - Ina? hiayille, Mich., after a pleaSallt 171S1t with friends. -J. Jarrot has re- sumed to Courtright, aftl-ins-srlm iis vacation here. -,T. D wife, of Leamington, and MI'S. G. A. Ainslie, of Comber, were guests of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Medd, during the week. Mrs. John McArthur bit Thursday or a visit to friends in Dakota. -VVill Kemp was in Exeter Wednesday on brain ess.-Messrs. Herb Blatchford ind Robert Stewart left Thursday for he West. --Mrs, Toohey. of Beitish Columbia, was the guest of Mrs. W. Moore last week. seesee__,e-seseasa— Kippen Rev. and Mrs. McLennan, who have been on an extended visit to friends in Manitoba and the Northwest, have re- turned borne. They enjoyed the trip ery mucb.-Mr, David Balfour. of Gladstone, Man., is visiting bis broth- er, 3fr. john Balfour. --Mrs. A.ndrew Bell is visiting ber son and daughter In Boston. -Mr. Wm. Thomson, of the London road, left last week on a, four months' visit to friends in Manitoba. Dakota, mid the Northwest Torritoriest after which he proposes taking a trip through the const. -Miss Annie Mtn' - ray left last week for Pinkerton,Bruce county-, to take charge of a, school. - Bev, Mr. McLennou preached el me- morial service in refereuce to the life of the late Mrs. Cooper. -Miss M. Mc- Gregor, who has been successful in passing her Normal school examina- tion, has taken up her duties at No. 10, Hay. -Mrs. james &nine, is visit- ing her son and daughter at latinbton. SAD DEATEL-It our Sad duty this week to mention the calling away of another of the honored pioneers of this vicinity, in the person of Mrs. Wen. Cooper, Sr., who passed to her peace- ful rest on Saturday morning last, having lived to be in her 00th year. She was a woman greatly respected by all who had the pleasure of her ac- quaintance. She, with her husband, who pre -deceased her several- years were among those who established St. An.lrew's church. The large attend- ance at her funeral on Monday testi- fied to the high appreciation in which she was held. Zurich Miss Beatrice Steinbach, who was on the Sarnia -Detroit excursion lest Saturday was the lucky winner of the beautiful gold brooch awarded to the tersest lady on the train. Avoirdu- pass connts.-Dr.Haist and Mr.Brown of Creditort, was in Zurich Sunday. -Miss Josie Elbert is on a visit to r friends iq Chesley.-Mr. Edmund Sip- e ple, of Lancing, Mich., is visiting his parents in town. -Miss Lovina 'Deieh. t ert is visiting at Chesley and Neustadt t for a few weeks. -Master Harold John. v ston, of Clinton, wa.s the guest of his P uncle, Mr. Thomas Johnson, during t the week. -Mr. Ed. Seam has return- ed from b New Hamburg, after a pleas- ant visit with friends there. -The boys i are trying to arrange football and base- t ball matches for Labor Day. -Mr. Merner is getting his evaporator in shape for a big season's work. --Misses Polly and Fanny Geiger, of Michigan, are visiting their parents here. -Miss Klein, of Buffalo and Miss Reiner, of Stratford, are the guests of the Misses Johnson. -A munber of our citizens took in the excursion to Sarnia and Detroit on Saturday. -Miss Morning- star, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. D. Merner, for the past few weeks, left for her borne in Detroit Saturday. -Miss Katie Truemner, of Detroit, is visiting her mother and other friends here. -Mr. and Mrs.Fred Hess, Sr., are visiting friends in South Bend, Ind. -Miss Clara Buchanan was successful in obtaining first class hon- ors, in English, French and German at the recent Matrieulation Examination at the London Collegiate. --Mr. Wm. Battler, of the Babylon Line, is suffer- ing from a large carabancle on his arm. -Mrs, John Schafer, Sr., has returned from a visit to Wellesley, accompanied by her niece, Miss Ida Mickus, who in- tends visiting her for a while. -Messrs. F. W. Hess and Win. O'Brien left on the excursion Thursday for Ma nitobe. Mr, Chas. B. Latta, of London, spent a few days in town during the Mr. Frank St. Clair, Mich., spent a few days in town last week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. Zeller. St. Josepb. Miss Flo McLeod, who has been speudiogthe holidays visiting hr par ents at leintain has Ill 11 and i egein wielding the rod in No. 11 S. S C. H. Wilson, of Petronewho has been visiting friezels here during the reist week, Nee retnrried borne. - Mr, J. 3fe2iflhIii as in Goderich on businees this week. -Mr. L. Geffere dispoeed of his house and lot to Mr. J. (Jeffery recenthn This must 1110411 besinees jack.-\Vorkenen are now ens gagyd. eompleting the Biesouette block whicle when completed will make a appearariee. 0, H. SANDERS, EDIT. 13rinsleT. • I Mies Ellwood, of Lueao, was the s guest of elle. Ellwood this week. -- s :Mies ehtetori, -PA Allen Craig, le eieltine . Weeds in *hes. parts, -MIs LaUra McAlpine is the guest of the Misses LIIY ii114.1 fltbel, Gilbert tbis week. - Idles May Harris bas been in ?anthill for the past rewweeke.--Mrs. Edwards: ,. Stcphen 3fiss Carrie Dearing, who has been on a visitato her sister, Mrs. We feaite, at Grind Bend. hae rettiened Inime.--Mies Rose Denying spent a fen slays at Grand Bend, while Mies Char - late Ilearing is spending a few days there now. -The Misses Minnie. Edna mul 7.1fortimore. who have been ou a :it here, the goes' of Mr$. Dunsford, returned to tbeir borne in London, Sit ttirtlity, accompanied by MISS Florence Dunsford.-Measra, Wee laearime and Sam Sainlera find the .Mieseti Qiiick, spent Sundey et the Bend, eeporting a pleasaut time. was renewing friends tn this vicinity last Sunday-tr. Jack • Slater s. re- newing friends bt .this Isiah y.--Thresh- lug is all the go in these parts at this' season,: --..„--- EU lisgreen Mrs. Rob. ,icAllister is on the sic list. We hope ate will eosin recover-- Win. Gram. has returned from Deck- s• ervillse Miele, where he has been vieit- ing his daughter for Some tivace-Mrs. . z Douglas is vhig tier parents here. I3lisa Ethel Hill has returned from visa to 'Walton.- Miss J. Smith. it Exeter, is visiting Mends here. WenenNO.--One of those events which calm merriment and happiness took place place at the reselence of Mr, rnoseesday. it neing the marriage of bis ph fluilson, Parr Ulm on Wed - u sixth daughter, Miss .Annie. to Mr. i jaws, Logan. fornierlv of the Parr Line, ht now of Alonsejaw, Man. Ouly the immediate Needs were pres- ente Mr. and Mrs. Logan left Thurs- day for their future home in Moose- • Sew, andel the best wishes of their • many Needs. The presents to the bride were meny and beautiful. OM ad Bend. who has been the guest of Mrs. ismer, has returned Iname to Detroit, --The Messes, Harvey and Ad- dington Bossenberry. lirtm Der, Bannon Gill. and Sillie (Ireton all left for the 'West Thor:ably.- Mr. Shan is fill SI011eNo its a girl. -Mr. Sam Pedlar avid Belt Holt. of Craig, spent Sunday here. -A sail boat from Windsor rnriv, etl here with tome passengers Sunday. Peati Levitt spent, a few days in Exeter lost week. -There was a etw. lollop held in Brellittees hall Thurs- day rughta-Mr. Jaek Slater, who has been conducting the barber shop here, has left for his home. -Mr. Wolper is the alek list. Centralia Gertie Down is visiting friends don. PRETTY WEDDING.,- A. pretty home wedding took place on the 20th inst., it, the residence of Mr. and Mes. Wm. Down, when their eldest daughter, Olive Grace, WaS united in matrimony to Mr. John Trotban, of London. A, beantifid win profusely decorated with 'flowers. had been erected on the spaeltranlawn. under whieh the cere- mony twit. platie; Whitt> the residence was handsomely deem:dot' with gold- en rod, mertle ecreen. Precisely at 130 o'clock pan, the guests to the number of 30 repaire'd to the lawn to witness the ceremony. Immediately the groom took his place under tbe arch the bride appeaved leaning on the anal of her father. The ceeemorty was performed by the Rev. A. L. Hutton in his usual happy manner. Tbe bride was becom- ingly attired. in a costume of white or- gandie, trimmed with vallenceine lace and carrying a shower bouquet of white carnations, while the brides- maid was attired in blue organdie trimmed in like manner. The groom was assisted by his brother, Mr. Chas. Trothan, of Loudon, while the bride. Was accompanied by her sister, Miss Freeda Down. Immediately niter tbe ceremony all repaired to the dining room, where the tables groaned be- neath it bounhfuhspread of cold fowl and other delicacies to which all did ample justice. When all had satisfied the inner man the wedding party left ataidse a shower of rice for the station where they took the train for London. The bride wore a travelling suit of navy blue cloth. The wedding pres- ents were numerous end costly, show- ing the esteem in which the happy paw was held. DRS. ORME & ORME, Centralia Office hours 10 a. in: to p. m. Telephone communication with maul office in Lucan. Crediton. .1. G. STANIETRY, E. A., (formerly Collins & Stanbury) Barrister Solicitor Notary Donyeyancer Money to Loan -Exeter, Ont. We are pleased to see Mr. Gottleib Brown on the streets again, after his eceut illness. We all hope his recov- ry will be in the near future. -The fax mill started on Tuesday and now he farmers are busy drawing fax to he mill. This being a dry time and my. dusty, the extra traffic is not ap- remitted by the good house wife in own. -Gypsies passed throngh town Monday, with a 'somber of fine horses, ut our town people are not very anx- ous to trade, as they are afraid of hese professional men. -Mr. Rapley, of London, is the guest of Miss Emma Lewis. -Miss Mercy Sweet left for De- troit Friday, atter visiting her parents for a few weeks.--Merner, eldest son of Mr. Chas. Eilber it rapidly recover- ing from a severe illness. The little fellow has been very ill and we are all glad that he has taken a change for the better. -A number of telephone lineman were in the village Monday. -Mr. C. F. Isaac, of Brigden, Ill., was in town Sunday. -Our farmers are having an abundant harvest. Some have been obliged to thresh their grain in order to make room for their other crop, which is still in the fields. -Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins and daugh- ter, Queenie, spent Sunday at the Bend, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hodgins, who are camping there. - Dr. Ezra Haist and Mr. Samuel Brown were in Zurich Sunday. -Messrs. Louis Hirtzel, Mr. and Mrs.Longweid, of Detroit, Mrs. Beaver, of Kilmariagle Mich., Mrs. Winer, of 'Morriston and Mrs. Beaver, of Tavistock, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ifirtzel this week. -Miss Sophia Brown has return- ed to Ann Arbor Mich., after attend- ing to her father'd urine his illness. - Our public school trustees have done a good act in having the weeds in the school yard cut down. Our Village trustees should now follow suit and attend to the sidewalks. Zion most of the farmer's have fininhed harvest and the old inflamer bas eom- meneed.---aln Henry Stpiirea has been in the sick listo-Mhts Liza 14ingar4 1148 returned t Loudon after a short illness which laid her off work. -Sarah Men has gone to London to work. - Miss 'Emma Batten has gone to Iitler. ton to visit ber eister.-Mra, I. Pen - warden and Mrs. W, Smith have gone ou a visit to Port Llurcm.-On Sunday , evening an address will be delivered to the League and on Monday evening a Bun end Honey 60elial Will he held in the eburch. A choice prow= is being prepared and the proceedings evill be enlivened by the Woodliam Orchestra.- Our church services have been much improved by a new ebohe with Mr, R. Taylor us leader. --Mr. W. Westeott, of Exeter, is working for P. R. Taylott-Miss ,Tessie and Chas. Jacques have gone to Manitoba to ti.7 their fortunes. )Ra Wing:bum: r. Gannett, sr., of the 'B line, AS sufferitatt from a broken lar -none, mused by a fall front a Stile me time ago; as he is eeveneedin ears, the aeeident will be felt the more, severely. Clinton: Anotber accident happen. ed at the organ fatiory. WeduetzdaY afternoon, tbe imfortnnate heitig Herb minder, lie Wats eavoing a board on the rip saw, when it broke, throw- ing him towerd the saw; putting out his band to seve bimsein nnfortun- ately came in contact with the saw. whieh mit a deep wish ueross the ball of the rigitt band. It. took several itches to draw it together. Blenshard: anstraw stack on which several men were at work, in the barn- yerti of Mt. James Marshall, .3rd line, one day lost week, fell over nod two f the men were seriously hurt. Wm, sins was thrown against tbe lawn with great fonee., and his back was urn lie was imconselons for an hour audit was Mollght, that hie spine was dislocated. John Drown had one rjh broken and three ahem, cracked. Dr. Feignson, of Kirbton, WitS summoned to attend. the injured. Wingham: Mrs. Ran Jobnstea has eetfered, a great deal from the tn.. Its of a brOkell needle tbat penetrat. t one ef her hands, wbile washing. e few weeks ago. It was simposed tin4 naelle had been all extracted, bat the band continued very painful, there were symptoms of blood )g, the baud was tent open and r piece of the needle foun4. still having the hand treated. Oiling extended up the arta, and was very painful indeed. 3,1itebell: A rather sudden death oe- wred on Tuesday last. just on the out. e 44' the North 'Ward. Thursday o hist week. 4 drunkennman cnIled at the !loose of Mr. ('bas. Greve and so terrified ids daughter, Hatharine, by threatening to take her away that she, went into convulsions. from whieli she ree(tVeyed. The young woman was in her 2,1st year, and sinee the death of her mother last, winter kept house for her father. Her death is peculiarly sad, end numb sympathy is expressed for the lierea.ved parent. Clinton: no many friends of Dr, and Mrs. Blaekall had evidently made up their minds tlint they would not ;d- ime tbetn to depart from their midst without some tangible recognition of their long residence in town, and some thing whereby they could look on with pleasure at theie leaving. Monday evening before their departure a few of the "boys" that are fmniller with Ids plaee of abode,at the War Mee, met and with a spokesman and preeeu- tor gave a very suitable addresS, And wa$ then presented with a gold their' and fob for tbe Dr. and it heavy gold ring with 3 large opals and. ‘1 emeralds embedded therein, for his good 'wife. The Dr. replied very feceingly, express-. Ing his regret as the hours drew nigh Lor his leaving. Goderich: Thursday the residence of Win, Hinton, was the scene of a pretty August wedding, the toutrac- ting parties being lois only daughter, Miss Lottie Rouse,and Fnederick John Westlizice, photographer of Chatham. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. Mark Thurnbtill. The bride was nttired in it dress of white organ- die, trimmed with white watered silk, with the usual bride's veil and orange blossoms, and carried a. bouquet of white roses. Her nudes. Miss Case, of Aylmer, also wore white organdie. with a pretty bertha of paint lace and carried pink roses. The ring bearer, Ethel Welch, of London, who wore wbita muslin over pale blue silk, car- ried a basket of flowers. The best man was A. G. Westlake, brother of the groom. Goderich; The hmue of Mr. Rich. Tichbourne, has again been visited by the Death Angel, the summons this time being to his wife, Mrs.Tichbourne. who Thursday morning passed peace- fully away, aged 57 years. The deceased. lady had been ailing since last fall, but until qnite recently had been able to move around. She was the eldest daughter of William and Jane Elliott, and was bone in the old township. of Goderich in 1815. In 1871 she married and took up residence in Winghain with her now bereft husband, and some two years later moved to Gode- rich, where the family has since resid- ed. The deceased was the mother of seven cbildren, three sons and one daughter being left to mourn a loving mother, and two daughters and one son having crossed the river a few years since. St. Marys: A quiet and pretty wed- ding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Young, of 124 Shnter street, Toronto, on Wednesday, 13th August, at 2.30 p. whet) Miss Mab- el Brodie Webster, of St. Marys, was married to Mr. Jas. S. McEiving, son of Mr. IL P. Ewing, S. P., of Palmer- ston, by the Rev. A. Grant, of St. Marys. The bride looked very charm- ing in a hal:1(1E30rue travelling suit of mole brown, trimmed with guipure lace and taffetta silk, white silk bodice trimmed with valenciennes lace. She carried a beautiful bouquet of white roses, and was given away by her fath- er. She was the recipient of many beautiful presents, among them being it sunburst of diamonds and pearls from the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. McEwing left on the steamer Toronto for a trip down the St. Lawrence, among the Thousand Islands and east- ern cities. Ansa. Craig A. D. Stewart, V.S., left Thu day for rt, trip to Westborne, elan. Ile ex- pects to he abseut until Sept. 21 Dr. Kerr, of Granton, will take charge of his practice. -There was no service in tbe Trinity church on Sunday, tittles to the piestort Rev. Diehl, taking it trip up the lakes as far as Sault St. Marie. Mrs. Diehl accompanied him. -M NS A. Overholt left ou Monday for Chicago, where she will visit the various estab- lishments and. study the new fall sytles in dressinaking.-Mr.E.J. Cady, of Detroit, is visiting friends here. - Mr. A. Sutherland has returned from Listowel, after a pleasant visit with friends there. Wm. Bowman is visit- ing his brother in Toronto. -'apt. H. McKay and Sergeant F.W. Brown, who have been in Ottawa for the past six weeks, attending the Canadian School of Musketry, returned home on Thursday, ranch benefitted by their trip. -Dr. Dewar, of Illinois is spend- mg_44 few days in town. -Miss Fraser, of Detroit, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Alex. Laidlaw. -Mrs. St. Clair, of New Orleans, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Parker. ACCIDENTS. -While working on the sidewalks on Tuesday, Edwin Chap- man had the misfortune to let a large mallett fall on his foot, smashing his great toe. He will be laid up for some tiine.-A very painful accident befell little Sean Laidlaw on Monday. By some mischance she fell into a basin of hot starch and was scalded very se- verely. The doctor was called in and was able to ease the sufferings of the child to a great extent. She is pro- gressing as well as can be expected. Around About lis Anderson: Mr, and Mrs, John Muir, of Niagara,Falls, and their three child- ren arrived a few days ago on a visit to Mrs. Muir's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens, of this place. A day or two after their arrival their young- est child, a girl, aged two years, be- came ill and died last Saturday. The remains were taken to Niagara Falls for interment on Monday. Settforth: Harvey Willis, three years of age, who was visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry, of Brussels, was badly hurt Friday while playing with some other boys. The little lad was being drawn in a wagon, when the vehicle upset, throwing the little fellow out and dislocating his collar bone. Dr. McNaughton was at once summoned, and attended the little Brussels: A very quiet wedding was celebrated at the home of the bride's parents, Turnberry street, on Wednes- day evening, when Win. Thomson, merchant, Thessalon, Algoma, and Miss Eliza Helen, danehter of James and Mrs. Oliver, of l3rrisselse were united in marriage by Rev. T. Wesley Cousins. Only the immediate rela- tives were present. The bride wore a most becoming travelling costume, and was unattended. Wingham: On SundayeveningSid Dulmage and Carl Hele were standing together, when Geo. Disney, who has been driving lees here, passed by. Young Dielmage simply remarked "That's the boy that drives Beattie's 'bus," when Disney turned and struck him, breaking his nose with the blow. The case cattle up for trial on Monday, and the offender was fined $10 and eosts, $16 in all, or 30 days in gaol. A relative paid the fine and Disney left town the same day. MARRIAGES. TRELEAVEN.---GIBETNGS.-In Clinton, on August 21, by Rev-. W. Treleaven, • assisted by Rev. Dr. Gifford, J. W. Treleaven, of Almonte, to Miss Asa, youngest daughter of Mr. John °rib- bings, of Clinton. DEATHS BALKWILL.--In Exeter on Aug. 27, , Ada Jame Fanson, Celoved wife of, Balkvvill, aged 33 years, 0 months and 3 days. Funeral 2 p.m. on Friday.