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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-11-20, Page 1FIFTEENTH YEAR. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NO V10113ER 20, 902. 0. IL SANDER 13onsiey, Bayneld '41 11 4 4 meiPieKzaczeozefir 46.70"4. 44..""" ",,or‘ ."?ear" -41. Az -lac -AU^ Ati.41 RUFFS CAPERINES LADY'S &GENTLEMEN'S FUR COATS. • ALIA NEW GOODS FOR YOU, Ladies black eoney raffs 48 binatiou eaperine, very nob - in. long, 6 tails, good value by. for 88,7d for 81.75 Ittisses coney and Astrach- leolies' black, coney ruffs, an combination caperine for $3,00 very svide, 45in. wide, 0 tails, Lady's black Astracban ' 82.00 - lamb criperine, ane end, 2 Ladies!black opossimernffs, taiK for $5.-00 eleetric finish, 40 in. longs 4 Lady $ Electric Seal caper. opposum toile, for- - -. -$2.75 Me, medium long front, 6 Ladies' brown fox and sit- 1 tails for 86.00 ver foe ruff. 7 heivide. di in Lady's electric seol and !mg, beautiful good a tete,83,00 beer combinetion capevine, Ladies' Canadian sablern'ffe high color, wide shoillder electric: finish, dl in. long, 6 1 ca e, for 80.00 toile, for., ...... ......... • •86.00 . deds electric seal and Biehop's meids fur COMO AStraehfus combination cap. guaranteed from 816.00 to $41.00 veil*, extra long front, high ladies' black Astrachan, collar, 8 tails, for S9,50 oat, German dye guarans Lady's black opossum cap. teed from 824 to.. - .... $87,00 mine, eta high -Cellar, very Lady's electric sea' coat, long :front, wide eleoulder Gernsan dye,bot to sell at $rid cape. a Mile, for ...... ... -$12.00 ent to. - - . . . .. ... - .... 810.00 Lady's combination As. -ladies' electric seal riiffe traeban and soelcaperintaroll 80 in. long, 4 equirrel tails collar. wave shoulder cape. for., • • • • • • • • . • • - ... • • .... $0100 long front with squirrel tails Misses grey anli, black cone- for 813.00 Remember all our Furs are not over 4 WEEKS OLD. WANTED. A smart boy to learn the raereautile 'mines, State age and quail. fleatks. Written application to be sent to to M. Exeter, on or he- w Nov. 27th, POPLESTONE &CARDENER. 1 • 4• WO LOAN. We haw, unlimited 'a -hate inside for In. vestuitet Rain Arra Or villikRO rrOperty, at lowest rates of interest. IllffREON tia Darristers.ete..Eaet NfONE'r TO LOAN. 1 home a large anon;;;f rrtvate taxes to lean on terra and Village properties at /ow rates ofinterest. W. 01.Aincivs, liar:later. Main Street Nxoter RIZNEST ELLIOTT Real Efiateandinsuranco•Agent Fame; and 1:Slav-properties lienIit and raid on reasanable terms. Several dwelling homes feria% lands in slip -1,130f Manitoba and the Ninth -west fer ram Borneo cATTLE, The strayed on my premiers, est 7. Con. Step- hen, one red and white steer. Owner Call have same 1v proving property ;Intl paying. entenses and for Otis ad. Cusntrs 110FESAN, Croliton, East P.O. . 11,1ESTIN6 OF HUIZON COUNTY COUNCIL, The Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet In the Condi Chamber, in the tearn of Goderich, on Tuesday, the llati day of De- cember next, at 3 o'clock, p.m. W.1.014 Ile*. Pated atOsiderich this 1501 day of November. 100.1 IIOTEE. PROPERTY FOR SALE. The undersigned is offering for sale that desirable hotel situated at Devon, on the London Road. This hotel is in_good condition and is LI_ utiles south of Exet11 er. 49 rO3d iatiely travelled aud for the right man ehanees ore good for a splendid business. There is a good stable an connection also. lt acres of 4 land. rosacssicin given immediately. This property will be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to Therms& CSELLING, IRICeter, Out. imam= FACTORY AND CIDER =Ts FOR .a. SALE. Large twastery frame brdiding; ?.1. acre land, horsepower engine and 18 holier; with oil turning machinery, together with planer, eircular ON% bar: ing maehines, pinery wheel, band saw, driii, etc., de. There is also in connection o firrt-class mder mai and an apparatus for making apple butter by steam. There is on the premises a nurnber of out buildings, such as, lumber sheds, horse stable, etc. Everything is M first•class condition and will be sold cheap -in I set it is a rare ,bargain. Terms to suit plulohaser. Apply to A. Corns, Exeter, Ont. Woodham Mr. T. Fulcher and family moved to Michigan last week, where Mr. Ful - cher has secured employment We are sorry to loose them but wish them suc- cess and happiness in their new home. -What might have proved it very ser- ious accident occurred at the flour mill of Mr. T. Shier, Thursday afternoon, one of the large stones when in motion burst and *ent crashing through the sides of the mill in all directions. For- tunately no one was seriously hurt. • Centralia' DRS. ORME & ORME, Centralia, Office hours 9 to 10.a.m„ 1 to 2 and "1 tos p.m. melephone communication with nmin office in Lucan 'Coo late for last week) In the absence of the pastor, Rev.. M. Hutton, the pulpit of the Metho- dist church was occupied very accept- ably by the Rev. Mr. Rigsby,,of Park- hill. -Miss H. Hicks, of Exeter, spent Sunday at her home. -Messrs. C. and E. Sheardown have returned from a two week's hunting trip in Muskoka, and report a capital hunt with plenty, of game and good success. They brought home in evidence as many deer as the law would allow. -The Parsons Davis Co. have this week fin- ished a most successful season in the apple packing and shipping business. --Mr. R. Huxtable and M. Mitchell have returned home after spending the summer in the West.- On Friday next there will be a shooting match under the management of the Dufferin Honse. This is an event which has beenmuch looked forward to, and as the vicinity has many xnarksnien of acknowledged reputations a keen con- test is expected -Mrs Webber has moved to Parkhill, where she and her., family will spend the winter. --We are pleased to see that Mrs. R. Hand- ford has recoyerecl from herxecent ill- ness. • Corbett 31r. Walter Nichol has moved onto his farm which he rented ere. -Mr. George Nichols bee sold bis farm here to Mr. Wm. Shaddock. We hope George and his father and mother will not leave the neighborhood, but settle down inside the cotpuration.-The tamers around this neighborhood are busy doing their f.dI plowing and lift- ing their route. Claudebe ye, Mies Blanche Simpson, of Little Creek, Mich.. is visiting her father Nev.-Miss Frances Jell, is visiting friends In Londore-Mr. Ed. Simpson, of Centralia, has accepted a, position svitb Mr. Riehard Simpson...41r. Thos, Collins, C.P.R. operator at Sarnia, is spending a. few days with his people around 'tette-The new steel bridge over the Sauble is nearing completion. The steel work is finished and the ce- ment company have startea laying the floor. When completed it will be one of the finest bridges in this section of the eonntry. The Stratford Bridge Company bas the contract. -Mr. Ira, Bice has moved to Lucan, where be has bought out the liquor store of Mr. Robert 'McLeod.- Miss iNIcCann, of London, is visiting friends around bere.-Mr. Seines Curtie, of Detroit, Mich., is spending a few days at his home here.-alr. Chown, our genernl merchant, is building a warehouse. Kippen GOLNO TO Loovn.--Mr. Wen. O. Kyle, evho sold his farm near here a, short time ago, intends having an auction sale on Nov. 21- Mr. Kyle intends re- moving to Alberta in the spring. He has taken up land near Wataskawin, within live miles of wbere his brother - In -law, Mr. Wm. McAllister, is located. Mn Kyle's numerous friends will be sorry to have him remove from here, but they will all join with us in wish- ing him success and fortune in the West. Dulto ri`ToRONTO.-Many in this vi- cinity were grieved to bear of the death of Wm. Butt, son of Elam Butt, of Toronto. The sad news was re- ceived by telegram. Deceased had been suffering from a severe- attack of appendicitis and peenmonia for a few days which ended in bis death. Soind` Iwo months ago be was visiting friends in this neighborhood and was then in the enjoyment of the best of health. He was a young man of is Might and promising appearance, he being in the 181h year of his age. He had many, friends here and all are pained to bear of his sudden taking off. The sympa- thy of all is extended to Mr. and Mrs, Butt in thdir severe afflictiOn. RE -OPENING SItttvicms.-The dedica- tion Of the new school room and re -op- ening sedvices in connection svith St. .A.ndrew's church, was held on Sunday. Rey: J. C. Tolmie, B.A.'of Windsor, one of the west eloquent preachers in the church, conducted the services both 'morning and evening and the sermons were indeed most interestirig and , in- structive and his hearers were well pleased with his stiring remarks. In the afternoon Rev. F. H. Larkinep.A., delivered an eloquent discourse to a large and attentive congregation. On Monday evening it grand fowl siipper was held. in the basement of the church. The ladies worked hard to inake this event pleasing and profitable and their labors were amply repaid. The tables fairly groaned under the weight of de- licious things provided and all were well pleased with this part of the an- niversary. At the conclusion -of this part of the program an adjournment was made to the auditorium, which was filled to overflowing. , Addresses were delivered by Rev. J. C. Tolrnie, F. H. Larkin, and the neighboring clergymen, Mr. Geo. McEwen, M.P., Mr. Robert McMorkie and others. The tholr furnished excellent music for the occasion and enough cannot be said of their untiring efforts to give the pub- lic the choicest selections. The anni- versary throughout waS a decided suc- cess. eraad 13eud • Mi', Levitt, of Ezeter,spent Tuesday liere.-31a. and Mrs. l3renuer spent Thursday at Port Frank. -A couple of sports of Ailsa Oraigspent Wednesday Rithal430n, of -Zurielospent Thursday in our burgh. -Miss A. Ste- wart. of Exeter, spent Tuesday here, the guest of dim Brenner. --Mr. Robe Sanders, of Exeter, arrived here Sat- urday to spend a few days hunting. -- 31e'. Joe 'layette took in the concert at Dashwood Wednestlity evening.-31iss Unit Gravelle spent Sunday ureter the pareutal root -Miss Emma Znpfe left Saturday for Detroia-Mr. Sheppard, of Thedford. spent Sunday here with friends. -Miss Mary ROVale Spent, Som. day under the parental roof. -George Zepfe returned home Tuesday. -Miss Julia Alien has returned from Forest. 'While out hunting one day last week, Mr. Turman am succeeded in bagging a coon weighing 28 poundse-Mr. Percy Mollarcl was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Fannie Wolper, hest Tuesday, Rev. S. A. Carriere per - forme inthe ceremouy, Congrat We- tions.--ekr. Francis Allen suffered a stroke of paralysie recently and is now confined to his ned. ,PRIP Bethesda, Axeaviorsarry, stem FoWb SCOPES. - The Anniversary services ot the Beth- esda, church were held on Sunday last. the Rev. 1)r. Gifford, of Oliriton, oc- cupying the pulpit. Two very able discourses were delivered by the Dr, and it large number were in attends ance. The fowl supper and entertain - meat on alonday night WAS attended with a sneeese surpassing the expecte- thins of all who were connecte4 with it. The roads Nreiv in a had condition, but notwithstanding this. the people tool.' ;advantage of the twat which the ledies bad so caret:illy and bountifully prepared, and there were those in at- teudance for /*Mee 31.ound. Exeter being particulerly well zepresented. The tea WaS serml in the liteeement of the ellureh and after all had done jus - Gee to this patt of the entertainment the large crowd adjourned to the up- per part were they enjoyed an Intel- ieetual treat, two very able addresses being delivered hy the Rev. :Vinyard. otExeter and the Rev. Dr. Gitford, of Clinton. Both spealters were listened to with much interest- and the selec- tions by the elude were admirably rens tiered. The chair was ably filled by Me. Jr. C. Stoneman, of Hensel', in the abeence of the pastor, Revs Medd, who was taken siek on Stanley while tilling the eticariey at Clinton, eaused by Dr• (hiThaS Absence. On the whole the affair was te grand success end reflects great credit cm the committee in 'obarge. The proceeds amounted to 873.00. flensall NV. Foster and family, of Fairgrave, Miele, are visiting Mr. Anti Mrs. Weis - miller, and other relatives here. They have sold their property there and in- tend to purchase a fent in Huron County.. --Messrs. Miller and Billings spent a few dity.s in, Toronto during the week on Immesh -A temperanee meeting was held in the Methodist church on Thursday evening trip to organize for the vote to be taken ou Dec. 4. -The Rev. F. E. !Minot is in Toronto this week attending the Sev- enth Annual Theological Conference of Victoria Idniveesity. On Tuesday afternoon he read a paper reviewing Dr. Drummond's work on "Apostolic Teaching and "Christ's Teaching." - Dave Shirray bad the misfortune to break some cords in his left hand one day last week. Dr. MoDiarmid attend- ed him and by skilful treatment allev- iated the pain. -Miss Aggie Blair vzho has been living in Michigan for the past, three years, has returned to town and vrill spend the winter with her mother. -Miss Helen Moir, who has been residing with her brother in Glendenning, Man. for the past two years, bas returned hoine.-.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Richardson, have moved into our village and are occupying the dwelling they recently!purchaseSfrom Mr. George Hudson. Ala 'Hudson has moved into Mr. Carlile's dwelling at the west of the village. -Mr. J. E. Mc- Donell was in London last week on business. -Mr. Joseph Ellis, vvhii had the misfortune to get kicked by his horse a few clays ago, and which in- flicted a nasty- cut in his knee, is get- ting along nicely. -Miss Godfrey, af- ter is pleasant visit here with friends, has returned to her liable in -Toronto. -The concert given in Miller's Opera Hall on Friday evening by the 'Parker Concert Co:, was indeed good and of a high order. , The program was chiefly musical. The violin selections and the singing were beautiful. The read- ings. by Miss Boynton were much a,p- preciatecrand she was repeatedly en- chored.-Mr. J. T. Berry has disposed of the well known stallion, Blandon Williams, to Mn', John Govenlock, of McKillop. . Mr. Govenlock Will ship him to the West. The horse was im- ported by Mr. Berry in 1000, and he has preyed a money maken He is one of the best types of shirehorses im- ported to these parts. Mr. Gosienlock is to be commended for his enterprise, -and we trust it will be appreciated by !the people of the West. B-usseoss OJECANGE.-Mt. Joe Case, who has been conducting a grocery and seed business here for it number of years, .has sold out to Mr. Geo. Scott, formerly of the Centennial Hotel, who has leased the premises for a number .of years,. We wish Mr. Scott every success in his new departure. . Mr. Case left on Tuesday week for Toronto to take charge of the shipping depart- ment of a large manufacturing estab- lishment ata good salary. Joseph was well liked by his fellow citizens being of a genial disposition. He has held the position of collector for the muni- cipality for three years and toolt'a live interest in the prosperity andprogress of flenSall. His many friends here Wiabhim every sncces 5 his new sphere. Mrs. Case and family left on Saturday for Toronto, SITInehelsea Mies Edna Godbolt arrived home adrs..lohn Bradley is very illat press y 31a, Wm. Sturgeon left on Weanes. from Loudon township, after a two ent. We hose she will soon recover. y day for Ireland with a carload of eat - week' visit with. frieuds.-Me, John --MP. John Peraming, of London, paid y tle. 3,1eCOPilliCk. and MSS MUT EDITOR, Delbrelge IS able to be around again, after a week's illness. DIP -D. -Very general and deep re- gret is expressed at the delitlx of Jeffry mi jimes, who tlied on Friday last from the effects of blood poisoning, the caose of which was very simple. One of his boots by rubbing an toe ankle joint baa made a slight abrasion. cane- ing an imitation that developed the above result. which terminated fatal. Ile was the youngest son of Mr. Woe Jacques, of Elirovifie Line. arellorue. AP4 was higaily esteemed byhis asso- ciates and friends. Ile was in his 16th year. Tbe funeral will take place on Sonday next to the Zion cemetere. Telma UMW* John E. S_parrow, Arthur Johns anti Joseph Ward, who have been out west, helping to thresh the immenso crops of Manitoba. have re. turned home. They report a magnifi- cent and bountiful tiarvest, fine weath- er and a good time. They look as if the country agreed with them. -The anuivereary service in connection with be Varna Presbyterian ehurch Was belt) on Sunday last. Rev.31r. Murray, of Kincardine, occupied tbe pulpit morning and. evening ittul delivered two able and interesting discourses to large anti atteutive congregations. On Monday a choice and lengthy program was diepeneett with. tbe Seaforth Pres. byterien choir aiding in the ;program and rentiereal splendid mush, The services on Sunday and the entertain. meat on Monday evening! were largely at tended. Oblate Mr. Hudson Hope, who has been en- gaged M. Alex. Thompsou. of Mahe. for some thue. left it wee': for Liver- pool, England. Mr. Hope is o highly esteemed ,voung gentleman On4 dor- ing his sojinirn here has made nianY want Mende, who will wish him a safe and pleasent voyoges -31r. Allen Esler. of Blake, reeently &opined ot a valuable horse for a handsome figure. -Miss Sadie Holtz is tong:Med to her bed with a SPVM illness. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Esthee Marray. of Drysdale, is learning the dressmaking at Exeter. Miss Emma TitOMpsOis is learning the operating at air. R. G. Niehol's store. Messrs. Jesse Gravel aud Mr. Eli Chat - let have gone to the lumber woods at Sault St. Marie. We wish the boys every succesa-Fall plowing is in full bloom in this vicinity and the farmers are hopien that the fine weather will continue tor it few weeks. -Wild geese and ducks are very munerous around the shores of Lake Huron mid come - fluently are attracting the attention of our sportsmen. St. Joseph Mr. 0:Bisonett a.nd Dr. lantchiebad an unpleasant experience on Sunday last by being upset out of thele buggie into the ditch, but luckily they escap- ed injuty. The buggy was badly broke en. -Mr. H. Bourett bits opened up it new boarding house and restaurant here and has quite a number of board- ers. We wish 3Ir. B. success in his enterprise. -Mr. D. Spencer has dis- posed of prat of his property ana dwel- ling house to the St. Joseph. Land and Improvement Co. Limited, for a good figure. -Mr. L. V. Bachand spent a few days in Toronto on business. -Mr. E. Becigneul is at present in Montreal on business. -Mr. N. M. Contiue spent, a few days in Montreal last week. - The trustees of S.S. No. 11 has shown their appreciation of Miss Flo. Mac- Leod's services as teacher byengag- ing her for another year ai t an ncreas- ed salary. -Mr. Geo. Campbell, who has been conducting a mercantile busi- ness here,' has disposed of bis stock to the St. Josepb Co. We are sorry to loose Mr. C. as a merchant, but we are pleased to learn that he is not going to leave us as he intends running a wood and lumber yard here. --Mr. Frank Jeffery disposed of his lot here and is having his house removed to a lot he purchased it short distance out of town. Zurich Rev. W. 3. Yager has retnrued from Redney where he was visiting friends. -Miss Emma Thiel is learning tailor- ing at W. H. Hofftnan's.-Miss Mary Hagan will leave shortly for Tilbury to resume her duties as dressmaker. - Mr. J. B. Dennis- left, last week for Woodstock, where he has secured is situation. -Miss Minnie Doan is tak- ing music lessons from Miss Walker at London and makes weekly trips to the city. -Ma Isaac E. Winner, of Pres- ton, purchased Mrs. Hartung's 25 -acre farm on the Babylon line for $1100, and will take possession the' -first of next month. -There seems to be very little interest taken here in the coming vote on the 1Liquor Bill. Both sides are very quiet and the indications are that a very light vote will be polled in this section. -The regular meeting of the W.0.T.U. was held at the home ofMre. H. Oiagel Monday evening. Mrs. J. D. Merner gave an excellent report ,of the provincial convention held in Toronto. -Miss Katie Hart, of Brucefield, who is at present attending the Clinton Model. has been engaged as assistant teacher in the Public school here, her duties to commence after New Sears. -Mr. Robert Rich- ardson spent Thursday at Grand Bend. --Returning officer Lewis,of Crediton, has the proclamations posted up for the coming Liquor Act vote. Annaseno.-Mr. Edward Rupp VMS arrested here on Wednesday evening by Deputy Sheriff Wilkie, of_ Brown City, Mich. Rimp is alleged to have received some money under false pre- tenses from is merchant named Wind- sor, in Brown City las week. The dep- ufy Sheriff and his prisoner left here Thursday Morning and if the charge is proven, Rupp will likely have to work for Uncle Sam for a while. allying visit to his sister here one iday y eon, of Chicage, are Niemen .tig• receetty.--Mr. A. Morton, teacher of bere, the gueSt of thelatter's uncle, . Brinsley school, attended the Rughesi Mr. James Sturgeon , -Mo. jas, __ ae. match at Parkhill 'Thursday. The !demisi has gone to reside witlahlasoa- match was betweenthe Parkhill .and in-law, Mr. John Torrance, of OlinttM, Craig teams, the Parkbill team coming for the winter.--afr. W.N. Woods and ont ViCtOrions.-Miss Mithei Gilbert, of sister. Mee G. N. Heweon, vzho bave Parkhill, spent last week at her home 11 been on a pleasant trip to liehind,bave. here,.-Mg.1.. Downlog is engaged astrefeweee home, Mr, Woodssays that teacher for S.S. o. u, McGillivrasy,forl they had a very stormy passina on. next year. -Mr. Lester Lewis return -P;, thew return. The passage to Liver- edbome Monday looking well. Glad pool was much hetter.-Mr. john Big - to see hint in these parts again. -Miss ; e,,art and sister. Miss Jessie. of Wyonie Mary Pres t has been visiting friends ing connty, New York state, are home In doe eieinity,-Mie Charles Knott 1! on it visit. -The trustees of our took !qr. Murton's- _place as teacher I scbool bave euglged Mr. Robinson, .of here on Thursday. -We are eorry toy Seaford), as principal of the Poodle hear tbat 31r. Trevetbick. ere is very School. ill, but we hope he will euon recover. t Actooneers--The Rev. J.C.Oeincluer, of this place, while out duck shooting Grata on !on the :river Saturday morning. Met with a serene accident. la bile step. Oned to his bed for the past fele Mr. wbo has been con- day ping out of tbo ,boat‘ his :atm accident,. is t'S,disehargetle lenity wounding his recoveriug.-Mr. jos. Case IS bidia-o kit esas ng HU addition to his store,whieh ts at present ocetipied by Ma IL Ward. - Creditor' towboat: sAlvhuel,hiii-ti?hlraest;Velia thf1;1/pluils:itir,wl• 3. a susuritv, u 4., wrmerly eimxs Months, lie 19911'5 bale Ana heertea- stmlamd 113"i6tea sot'itea ttatatia rentrePszet- Mr. S. Russell has returned tohis3141,7aue4;111ica,-110''t;ere' et'Lhet'vis bits posted home in Chatham. 'owing to the 6er-- 10W/illness of his sister.--Mr.Harvey P19 InvIelarnatinn vesPectinff coni - Mowbray, Mowlway, who is untiergoine, :medical 4°,1 .ele!'"°n nn December 41h... -.Me. treatment in New Yort for sitcoms- VitIt V""1,11.' s"eet"leti shooting tn.() tiSin• says it is notes eatisfactory as he Blvit7t, Ip* irloe 171 reesatrakillseeivtigliraegast i$npsatrt74enka! wtooliedadrowttshhititittsbueiptie °az, ppolpelisal will nu doubt make a better strat than milliner. sow had ths tosfoot000 to his father.-31iss Small Kuhn is at. fall and breal; her ankle a few dae-s tstnt1114t, ,h1,11" Convitdh Sh Thunaka. ago, is So far reeiteems As to ahh, ia.*4,, vve.in het' everY bilevess in eel; wi 3lonstee, who has been ligille for , htVP Ils5t tog her lataanta ohd Moos tit1114 t° her businet's a"in.-31159 f4e4twirlea ndan. is Lou Af attended the shooting tweet* at Melva on Sehmtlay -and report a .gteol Mr. N. L Standish. of the Merchants' • pante vent Stirelay in Stretford. - Henry Either. 31.P.P., returned home Friday from',Hesitate where he has been hunting the pest two weeks. The pletion. Abe Gibson, the cantraetor, Peitiorgs thltanfl,r. elie4allt,11F:n1:11seskel filsntootir: the openo!g. eeeekes win sane onge oif Centralia. and Gordon Bloomfield, is rushing the work. It is boned that of Mooresville. mare in the village Sun, about Chnstmas or ,IsTew ideers. day -evening, renewing old acquaint - 5. - ancee.-aliss F.Celyn Ki41,, is stila fined to her bed. -bait is slowly improve Robe011 Leolcileltzr mved ing.-Mr. Win. T. England, post trias- ew housese e sot..haise se ter at erCilittat Eta, WAR In London on Mco. Into business Friday. -An artesian well- Doupe left last week tor London, diggerie outfit passel thiough the vil- whttre be intends residing.. -Me. Saturday enroute to St. Matys.- Bice. of Clandeboye, has timed here , lage Ieuac sr.. moved to Devon aud taketepossession of the premises momoy. _no snot stivond .tht, dys he recently tuirchased from 31r.Bobt Lingo:lige toogh,,,,e or the 'sign &noon etetzersuns Ord MUM itpallt 110D7 the alcLeott-Miss M. Trenanian, Modern issng bag 19 nnw heota everYwhare. has returned froui St. Thomae . where nrdee a the dar--Que rods are in di t foie eepeekilly the one she was attending the funeridvery poor con i of her througb the village. -31r. uua Mrs, father. Much sympathy is extended Win. la tintz, of Exeter, were the guests to her in her sad bereavement. -Invi- of airs. Dora Lint; last Siinclity.-Mrs. tations are out for the Annual Assem. fpr.) Heist visited friends in Toronto C. - lily to be given by the Irish Nine B. B. day. --31e. -Glii»ore, manager of to be held to -morrow (Friday) even- ‘-`nes The Sovereign Think. VMS the guest of ing.-A shooting match was held at Mr. and 3.1r4. A. P. Smith, of Exeter, the Donnelly House Yards on Satin.- Sunday. -The Linlies' Aid of the:Meth. any last. The match eonsisted of 100- °dist thumb gave an oyster simper in pigeons, 50 geese and 50 turklea- the biteement of their ehnrcb. Monday dVhile a car of ,cattlle was standing on evening. st goodly ;maw were pees - the siding one evening last week wait - in some -ent and all enjoyed theruseives.-Last ing to be started Eastward, Sunday evening,a union Temperance Way six or eight of the occupants got serviee Evangelical lot had to be removed from the oat: IsTlihsellitir•geinehttlilrech was filled - to the doors, which shows verrPlainlY off their feet ill a heap, and the whole und. one of thern sustained a, broken that our citizens are taking an interest leg in the mixim.-Mr. A. L. Shipley, in the coming election. Be. Knowles who has been station agent here for a and Rev. Darinn, addressed the con - number of years, bas resigned from the gregation. the former in English and services and accepted a -more lucrative the latter in German lenguage. The position in Toronto, and assumed the Rev. vntlemen spoke very forcibly duties of his new position Monday. Accronsa..-Mr. H. Collins, while and earnestly urged the people to do their duty. The union chow sang very engaged in pruning a tree a few days ago had the misfortune to give his left acceptably. Next Sunday everong a temperance service will be. held in the wrist a very severe gash, severing two arteries and exposing the bone. It re- Methodist church, when the pastor and quired seven stitches to close up the ef the Evangelical church. will wound. Mr..Collins will be Unable to ass's" ACCIDEN. resume labor for some time, but the T-RolAnd, youngest son of wound is getting along nicely. Mr. Henry ' Motz bad the misfortune to break his leg last Thursday. The little fellow was playing in the barn McGillivray at his grandmother's. Mrs. Krein, and in juinping off the hay to the floor, a distance of about six feet, the accident occurred. He is resting easily and we trust he will soon recover. the past three weeks, bas returned to Baia& to resume her dunes at the State hospital. -3h. Mom. of .1son. don.. hue nitwit possession of the Cent- ral Hotel. Mr. lonkin, who retired from the business, will !mete here for a time. -The new Presbyterian church buildiug Israphlly uppretwhiug coin - ACCIDENT. -On Tuesday, while Geo. W. Carter was doing some chopping in his woods,bad the misfortune of giv- ing his foot a very bad cut, nearly sev- ering two of his toes. After having investigated his injnries he returned to the h. ouse, when medical aid was summoned, and his wounds dressed. The Wound, though not considered dangerous will 'confine him to the house for several days. DEATIIS.-Again the cold hand of Is.A.A.C-SwnET -At the Main street death has visited our midst and taken Methodist parsonage, on Nov. 19th, away another of our old settlers in the by Rev. R. MilIyard, Mr. William person of Mrs. Mary Windsor in the Isaac, to Miss Ida, second daughter 75th year of her age, the sad event oc- of Mr, Thos, Sweet all of Exeter. curring on Saturday, November 8th. Deceased came to the township about 50 years ago from Pickering township Gsnsose-In T.Tsborne, on Nov.18, Ellen and she and her husband have since resided here. Of late years the young- Sophia Kernick, beloved wife of An- estdrew Gibson, aged 85 years, -1 day. son worked the homestead, and they have made their home with him. JAZQUES.-In ifsborne, on Nov. 14t1s, Among many other estimable qualities Jeffry Jacques, son of Mr. William she possessed. in a marked degree a . Jacques, aged lp years, 10 months, very social nature, and her death will 12 days. be deeply regretted by her many rela- tives and friends. During her life Mrs. Windsor was a consistent member of the Methodist church, belonging to the Clandeboye circuit. She is Survived by her husband and nine children, all tmarried:-Mrs. Bunt and. Mrs i Brown, of London; Mrs. Mat thew, of Denfteld; Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. Geo. Snell, of Exeter; George, of Centralia; Hiram on the 2nd concession, and Dirius, on the homestead. The funeral look place on Monday to Marr's Hill ceme- tery and was largely attended, testify- ing to the respect in which she was held by all. The bereaved husband and family have the heartfelt sympathy of the community -This week we are called upon to record the death of an- other highly esteemed resident, Eliza- beth, beloved wife of Aaron Blathers, • aged 50 years, the sad event taking place on Monday, November 10th. The deceased was of a kind disposition, and her death leaves a vacancy which nev- er can be filled. The funeral took place on Wednesday. BIRTHS. KERE-TE Parkhill, on Nov. '1, to -Mr. and Mrs. Geo. .Kerr, a daughter. MARRIAGES. DEATHS That Whoop! Have you had it in your house? It's cough and cough and cough, and then that terrible whoop! Don't upset the stomach more by giving nauseous medicine. Just let the child breathe -in the soothing vapor of Vapo-Cresolene. It goes right to the spot that's dis- eased. Relief is immediate, and in a very few days the cure is complete. You can't say the same of any other (treatment. For asthma, catarrh, and colds it's equally good. 14 Vapo-Cresolene is sold by druggists everywhere The Vaporizer and Lamp, which should last a life, time, and a bottle of Cresolcne complete, $1.501 extra supplies of Cresolene 25 cents and si cents Illustrated booklet containing physicians' testi monials tree upon request. 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