HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-11-27, Page 1FIFTEENTH YEAR.
EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NO V EMBER 27, 1902.
C. IL SANDERS, EDITO
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NEEDS !
20 doz. Mens Winter Cape,
in very new styles of tbe
Hartford. College. Windsor,.
vIdecht, Golf, and other
shapes bot front lalecte Cep
Cot at reduced prices. Our
prices 25e. to 50e.
5 doe, /dents nelerehirts
and Drawers hot at a 'Agent.
These goods are all wool and
Dositriukableatill eized.plain
and grey were 12e. •'
7 doz. Men's Undershirts
and DrilWel'S., eZetra. heaVyt
Seft goods with eruall cotton
lajW, plait) grey were 50e,
Knit top shirta Penman's_
make, dark and light COM.
heaviest goods, guaranteed
fast colore. unshrittaable,
were $1.24 a� $1 now... -ie
Knit top shirtstvery
fast colors, full meth goed,
leostit, were 75e. now. - 50e.
Tweed Top shirts.dark col-
ors, heaviest malte, loug
lengths, full width. siees 14e
M, were $1,23 now„ tt`ie.
POPLESTON
Iadies' Black all wool vests
and drawers, 00 fold Jersey
Knit. fitst colors and won't
shriult: were $1.23now Wk.
e. e 5.
Ladies" natoral wool vests
and drawers,Peninates make
fasbloned, best value le the
tradwer$1.2now
Children's Combination
suits in plain grey knit, open
hack buttoned at 75e. ;tnd..tO
'White TAMS at half prke.
imuted with white feether
and rosettes of white, with
retl, pink,blue and gold were
Woollen bootie in- cardin-
al. navy, garnet, weol lined
and teadded,Were !Meatiest,. . Ciec.
Xmbrella ehawls in white.
.trimmed with black, blue,
and plain white borders were
Slat now.- , .. . „
Ladiete telt ellae$Ia P141*1.
aleo foxed with kid,
ers and hued regular
GARDENER.
33,10Tay inebelsea, Fullart
Mr, Ninian Grieve sold a fine horse I, Mr.Samuel Peart. of Guelph . has Accumyr. -Mrsfobn Robinson,
x‘ecently for the sum a 2,0().—mr. 14 disposed of bis 150 ;tore ferm on. the while reterning Itonie front Mita/ell a
Jam Durr, sr . who has been laid up 8th concession. lesborne, south a fes evenings ago, met with a painful
for the IAA three weeks with a severe
atteck of paralysis, is still in a very
critical coodition.-elte D. Poulter has
disoosed of his store and blacksmith
husmees here to Mr. Sieet Ma Mee
will Who possession about April ist,
ifensall
Thos Weu, Chiselhurst, intends
erecting a, handsome 'Week house on
Ws farm next sptinge-Miss Hannah „
ortwein hes one to :V ew Vern, lettere 110:S it.411.1Z anotner of our eating' ladies
see hes eeeerea a good tsosi(A00 as Wal bands with one a Exeter's
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eadeelatly at a geoid eaters. -We are I most prosperous inerehants in the
pleased to state that Mr. Wallis still near faturee-thar uew blaekeinith is
improving and that his phyeleiten pee-
diete completereeovery,--Alhere Me -
Urine haa !moved lot° J. 0. Claesetes
house. -At tneeting of the School
Boatel Miss Mtwray was re.engaged to
teach. for the coming year ond Miss
Florence Reytiolde° twpplication for the
win Bow occepied by Miss Stevens
aleo accepted, MIti.5 Stevens is tee
." g front teaching owing to throet
utile. One Board is to be confer ate
dated on securing such an efficient
et; tif.---Perey teirlisle has token n
itti011 Itt Vu ban station . --Miss Lon
Moir IS visiting Wends in Toronto. -
in Robert Higgins has returned frein
4nitoba, where be has been for a
tuber of months on a prospecting
Mrs. Higgins has also retarne4
t ter a visit with filtetds in Wroseter,
glituu and other places, -Mr. Geo.
t Wel moved his family over the
. 'which will prove a great eanVen-
to Da ;Medd. who woe
ale -Mealy in Clinton, few
• . le suffering from an attach
lit unwed% A medical
here, to to Mr. 'Win. Earl. the 7th con. of accident Her horse slued and threw
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the sante towuship. The price paid the lady from her buggy againet a
WaS $9.000, There being a good set barbed, wire fence. Iler face was ter-
oa. buildings on the property. We are 1 ribly lacerated, and she NVDS at once
y to learn that Mr. Earl is at, pre- taken back to alitcbell to the borne of
sent in a very low state of health. suf- ber daugirter, atm Alf. Price, where
tering from inflammation of the Inugs ner wounds were attended to he VA
and that his reeovere. is donlefuh-ln- Smith. Several stitelaes bed to be used
etatious ore out annoimeing the mar- to bring the gaping wounds together.
' ge of Miss Nellie :White. it tbis mitataa.agalo tae cote heed of
nu
.1).14/tet.' ,Elhattee Iv'kt'm• death has entered one midst aud car,
"im.'''ee tete ttegemt/er---"Aniernm,1* tied away another °toured(' residents,
In the person of dire. Robtreitech, re-
iliet a the late Valentine ltohfrettseb,
who passed away at her late reside:am
LgrittertV4I't-uts'llY :'!leesbels"44Yet'l--411144s 117; ('11141relet.rt:liele12443iir'13"t\:::!titilitilp8elteba'goefl)(iner-eeeetseicienlitii.
mozi,Ter TO rio4
We town relva
venluzent urn") lama or villa
lowelt rates Of interent,
PICHCON & CARLING,
Ranistfira.etn.,
__est
fONEY TO LOAN.
al,
I beve large ateenut of trivet(' funds to
10414 OD farm villago reel/retie:I at low
reaeolintorest,
F. W. (1).AullAle.
nankeen dtein Street Eftete
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neat &WWI:nail Tourainv Agent
Fano %ilinge weenie') rani told on
rextenalde terms. tiescral dwelling haw= or tele
Ionia a at putt et Ittinitolal and the Notth•west
for plc.
TRUING OF ItURON cousTY coentee,
Au
e Council of Sho Corporation of Ow County a
nron mat ie the Conned Chamber, the
n of Ooderieh, n Tuesday. the :lad day of Pe.
ceinber cent, nt &lock, pan.
W. Laza:, Clerk,
Dated at Ooderli le %big 1.1th tInS' fir Noveralier, 11
HOTEL PROPERTY VOR SALE.
Theundersigned 14 offering for tale that desirable
hotel situated at Doan, on the London Road, This
beta Is in goatt condition, and is miles south of
Eseter. This road is largely trave ed and for the
ht man elkaneesate goad for a splendid business.
ere is a goad stable In conneetion also acres of
/and. rOSseSSIMI $0. eti iretiliAlitely. propcity
will be said clicap. For particulars, apply to
Dmitsaft & Cr, Exeter. Out
rrURNINO FACTORY AN CIDER MILL RAI
i. SALE.
Large Uvo•stcrv f came building; nem land, 9
horse poner engine and IS bailer; with all turning
machinery, together with -planer, circular saws, bor.'
in g runcXnes, emery -wheel, band s-aw, drill, etc.,
etc. There is also in connection a firrbelass eider
and an apparatus for making apple batter by
steam. There is on the premises a number of out ,
buildings, such as, lumber shads, horse stable, ete.
Everything is in firsbelass condition and will be sold'
eheap-in MI it is a rare ,bargain. Terms to suit
purchaser. Apply to
A. COTTGE, Exeter, Ont.
Stan ,
ACV p ecrident hap-
pened to Mr. Senile' Thouipeon one
day lest week, whereby ho totes the
little Ortger of his left band and the
top of the third linger. 41.0 neer as we
learn he was feeding a StIllW Cat*
tend the Sleet' sticking, tried to
) itewhen his hand passed in alittle
00 fan coming in coutact with the
knives with the allow. result. He was
hastily driven to Clinton, to the office
of Dr.Grabane alien it was found that
the Imam of the little linger had beell
,0 Shattered that =vitiation at the
and W81 neves-same The flesh and
hone of the next linger had to be cut
alv..)y
as to allow the out;ide edges
to be drawn together. The wound is
11 pninful one and will necessitate hint
!eying. olf work for some time.
manv friends here deeply sympathize
witlibim in his misfortune.
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Liman
Bey. j. A. Ay earst, has returned from
his huntiug trip with a very tine deer.
Messrs. NV. F. Hawshaw and V. Shevae
down have also returned from the
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Centralia
tons. onivos & eumE,
Centralia,
Office hours 0 tole a.m., 1 to it and '7 to§ p.m.
Telephone communication with main office in /mean
Kippen
Mrs. Gordon, and her two sisters,
Missess McKay, who have been resi-
dents of Brucefield for some time, have
moved into our village and. are now
nicely settled in their new home they
recently purchased from Mr. Ultshall.
We welcome them to our midst -Mrs.
Win. Blair, who has been residing with
her daughter, Mrs. J. Weismiller, of
Hensall, for some months, has return-
ed to our village. Mrs. Blair is one of
our oIders and most esteemed citizens
and we are pleased to have her back
again. -Mr. and Mrs. Foster, of Michi-
gan; are residing .here with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Blair. Mr. Blair intends
purchasing' a farm and remaining here.
NEW tatURCH.-Thegood. peopre of
St. Andrew's eongregation now have
a church edifice which is creditable ' to
their generosity and Christian zeal and
of which they may well feel proud.
The Sabbath school room, which has
just been completed and which is, an
addition to the main edifice, is a most
comfortable and commodious attach-
ment. It is fitted up it the most mod-
ern manner, with.geperate class rooms,
etc., and cannot fail to be a valuable
auxiliary to the good work of the
church. The audience room has also
been remodelled. The old windows
have been removed and replaced by
windows of stained glass. The old
seats have been taken out and replaced
by pews of the most tnod.ern. design,
being both comfortable and pretty. A
new dais, with 'a neat • and modern
book desk, has been erected. and along-
side of which are the choir seats. The
ceiling Itas also been finished in oiled
hardwood and the walls nicely tinted.
The whole building is heated with fitr-
naces and lighted by ascetylene lights.
Nothing seems to have been left, un-
done which would add to the comfort
and 'tttractiveness of the edifice. The
congregation is now thoroughly. well
equipped and will, we have no doubt,
enter upon a new era of progress and
usefulness.
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tappy hunting grount s o 4 DS at tt4
bringing with them two deer Qui).
Miss EVa Conine has resigned her po- to be al oun again wit the aid of a
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going west in a, few weeks, -Mr. .1. J.
Schmidt returned Wednesday from
Sebeeingvilie, where he bad been call-
ed through the serious illness of his
father. -Mr. Smith., formerly of Sim-
coe. has been appointed G.T.R. agent
His duties have commenced --Miss E.
E. Atkinson has enlarged her store by
baying the partition at the back mov-
ed several feet which gives much more
room and in every way improves the
store -Mrs. Geo, Hodgins is very ill
at present. -The Rev. Dr. Gould, of
London delivered au address in the
Trinit church on Tuesday evening
rented his farm for 4 term of years. lira aoafreaseh tees daughter rat the
Aare would be eori7 to lose Ma 0.from
ottw mitlet, being a good neighbor and
hurch woreer,
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ylield
MSS Ethel Mares, who has been at
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tiding a Indies' College ,at Ottewad
turned home, the ecelege being elos.
(wipe, to the nrevileuef of emen.
late George Pauli, and WAS born in Izi.
genheim, telsacte0eranatiy. Site leaves
to neaten llee demiee aunily of two --
John at home aud MPS. Peter Schellen-
herger, of Ellice.
WITHDRAWING.--Mr.HUFFell, there-
epected Reeve of this lownelda, has de.
eitled to withdraw from municipal pot.
itis for the preeent. This will be deep-
Prkhiil
Ronald 011aeley left lest week for
Chicago, where he ben secured oogood
situation for the winter on the S. S.
Maniteme-Mr. Patrick Hole of alt.
Carmel, has moved his family to town
fcr the winter, Mr. Hall has a situa-
tion in Detroit and intends hoeing his
faualy there in the spring,-afe, Wm.
Wickert leas gone to Toronto. -Mise
Lizzie Ratz bee gorte on an eetendeil
visit to friends in Crediton, Exeter and.
Centralia. --Louis Meredith left Mon-
day for Iter,rsoll, vvbe he has accepted
a position ea R. A. Skinner's livery,
-Mr. Thomas Mers, of Forest, has
moved bia family to town ;tied has ac-
cepted a peeition as manager in Mr. G.
S. Skinner's beinuiry,-Wea. 3feInuiee
who Ts sufeering front an attack of ty,
phoid fever., is slowing improving. -
A few evenings ago the confeetionery
store of W. England wee entered from
the tear fkIdd iflt, minus a quantity' of
bon -lions, chewing gnm1 takes and ea
-Oboe Flanagan. who has
een residing here with hersister.Mte.
dsto. Neil, for the past twoyears_. left
last week for her hme oin North De-
note.
F.ILLED ELECTRICITY.
ux in the eity.-. lies Lena Erwin, who ly regretted ity the rittepityere. ae he Seaforth, Nov. tee -John Tulsa
cently returned rronk a visit to Xi- certainly proved himself a toost ettnei- ), some years in the employ of
e City, gfr• a party, at her home entioes and wieder reinvenahative• man, selt manufacturer. WaS instantly
Fxtggaia:vseprIenwitirt.--heelprtelsru.1.cittekrinuseorne., aieuttoejftaitirst unlillebetottgutociteettoo 1.4g. ettbonpuelut PIe te)lee.edx‘hbleenettooetIttor uttucanerwaltes.sbasIta:
returned to her home in Detroit lase pera seat at tbe etairity conuen- 5.hts ing tbe electric light wire, to which
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Illee'eenekritoileisfstklr'itintigtririrtil.141°Nigs..
t. eteeeeshia, tie luts liven a %vox thy Twins teeeee it widow and eleven oe
.ever Maris will be a cauditiate tor was otteehee inemalescen Iztruip.
sYporlil;ng$:.t_lielevf.tmlaeleurtieeattiferg;evleryeaele. ihreAtiet.14;coef tlitmeactuti:Le1141, trui:Itwl.h.;eged holt, fatuity.
!mid exeleingete pulpits Cm titeraiily.- noulleipld ingwevi eminently fit han
tjt- le Vli1,lt1: ntterelteg the for tee nontem.
Conservatory Dr Meetly at Loudon.-
A.tetupenetnee WaSheldoll MUMS -
day (vents= in St. 4tatiren'zi Olio eh.
-Rev. V. Ceardater is reetivering frau)
That Resolution
To 7= EDITOR ADVOME.,
tlie tepaet of the preeeedi
z as heal and it is tbotigat, that
tvirt-4-
• oar leeird of 114111)11'e Scheel. Tra
wi hie strong etinstatution be leas his remnt, n e • t r, Sa*c. 4 Z.77.-4',>at, 1 puldiefized in vont' Inst week's ,
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110W 0:Inees for ItarOvetaa vaaar has reeoverea Tema her tweet Severe
.6itelatinti in the button facterv tie Here 't1 "Pkal Iritteral;; las :made to
) tads hope that geed treater rehotta, and named to Tosetao the, Mr. Daniel e itex.e hos ty444/T4 . PP ay. a -one; NIL -mem resalit-
tif
he tIU6D4tDt regain Ine woe-
lai atid ,Mt-. Forevtite
have retitrated _front Manitoba, .where
they have been vielting fore the past
two nutritive -Mr, and tiara fittpkitio
who tenently returned fecon Meeitaa,
weeks -Tile Pa esityterians and Church
tee Euglattd ark. nlymiritog for their nu. lineeddr. Grlt, of ifeederiete Ire. it
weal Sahleith Cluletnine Intitycf belliwYetr 4.Moats:7 Tg 1v5P""51bfaitY for irei'atb314-osvo'ell
otrittm, after an eetoedve ....eneettn, was in the village; distueleinces. That estinialtie gen-
b tit r I1199 c • I. C't ^'I ^th.
Irtortit.a to bet, wede,veeetet , etessret teeleott Mauer tlemen, who eoull1f)Se mule hoard a
mv and craa,,„ entesnaner es.tereen home Ideisteee. Alone.' ;allow so sillv piece
IO Detroit.i herethel of j.ogon to teroinit a resolutkon of
is visiting frwride hem, tbe gneet of , 114 41 -011e of the not.4111e and krom 'ntat4101e 14 44 , , 1 their board is indeed eurprising. The
the latter's parents, Me. and Mrs. T. i intereetieg evente 4if the seaeoit Was bet,ve been W‘"e/IF Mk tutitk "Vleaigi I ritemhers of the municipal council ;era
Itobertsoit.-Muelt eYmireihF 15 eN" i the mettiege on Wg'tbleStatty evening', Luis' 5ultialrezh-atfr 'I. --; . pia 1,,-,,,l,.,' I just ite Illnelit OppOStifl to rowilisin and
tended to .111-e. Atulrew Johnston in of elm Eireetaelt Pollock to Mr. Henry it 1114113"ger th ,"1, ...4°M.441‘c..9 4"...i. ... vandalism as are the Trustees 411anave
village eetturt ay.- 4155 13 been, and are prepared to 41144n
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death of her stave, Mrs. Stoneman Darrow. Itoth welea.nown and poettier , loican, was ID We
1/vowel-ea of the entage. The veleat„os 4 The last Lied of Ilan wits tatten in from
the law, when proper evidence and re-
evitielt sad event tweurred in Clinton eente offenders to the Monist rigor of
on Sunday.--Tetitly Clitutans intentle [ wee pet ammo at spren weieeh, by 1 the fields Friday. This year has been
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leaving in. a few days for Moose Jew, tee nee John meNerai to the presence very discouratong to our ilex mem ow..
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where be will west Iliff father. Ted is' of about thirty 2 elatives and fieentle.
a goad, steady boy and an excellent Ti.' rem,* Wit9 prettily decorated, a
workman and We predict foe him a lutuk -o? teryeantbenrams lute ferns
forming a leteaground for the bridal
party. The bride and groom entered
the room tin:Mended to the etralus of
the wedding mareh played by Dr.
Smith. The bride wes becomingly: at-
tired in it very handsome. grey gum
awey gown. with silk Vittltit to mate t,
succeseful future.
Zurieb
MiS9 Mira Klopp returned ow Tay -
stock. where she: LW been 1. Siting, -
Mr. Edmund Sipple returned to Lan -
Sing Thuteday. aftee pleiteant visa trimmed with dainty sapplupte mid rite
Pi4er '1‘7414411eILI 4lise""" bon. After the eereinony a bounteous
tinned his nil lk route here for the Ines- supper was seated. we, and mrs. part
ent.---alts, Hartung, of the Babylell row havagone to East Saginaw and
line, intends inoviug to town shortly. 'Niagara Falls, and on theirretarn will
aliss Fretla Becker, 0f-- St• ir---11011114s, lie honie to theheidiends at the Com -
spent a few days in town during ti
inettial Hotel, a Which Mr. Darrow is
week.--Miajohn Scbafer, win> ed martrietor.
one of his le et a few Ala itgo, Is able worasmess:*411110r—ms.s.a.
131ansb.ard
s t w 1 ' eafillall 4"(1 intends eetne.-Mr. and Mee. Merles leartleib,
AMC at :iebrumville a few days diming
the week, to visit the latter s father,
who is very ill. --Mr. Eddie Schnell is
home from Cleveland, where he spent
the past seven months as fireman on a
railroad. -Mr. Bauch is laid up with
a. bad swelling on her neck and face,
but she is improvinge-The. Voelker,
who is living with ber daughtea Mrs.
Gertrude Hess, is very low atul not ex-
pected to recover. -Mr. John Sipple,
of Waterloo, spent a few days in town
during the week. He reports his fath-
er, Mr. Daniel Sipple. as slowly recov-
, g Th W 0 T
here in the place o Mr. A. L. Shipley.
in from his (nip ness.- e . .
last ins lecture was upon Palestine
and. its people, and was illustrated by
a series of Limelight views. Dr. Gould
is a yonng Canadian who, after grata
uating in Divinity, took a tborough
course in Medicine and for five years
est has been ennaged as a Medical
U held a arlor meeting at the home
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Of Mrs. Rennie on Wednesday evening,
which VVIIS largely attended. The lad-
ies made good. provision for the friends
and a good inusical program was ren-
dered. A collection was tuken up,after
which light refreshments were served.
31issionary in the Holy Land. He is An opportunity wasgiven a signing
now home on a furlough and is using
his vacation in giving addresses for the
purpose of interesting people in Chris-
tian Missions. -Miss Stanley, of this
place, has been engaged by the
trustees of S.S, No. 8, McGillivray, for
next year, Miss 13e11, the peesent teach-
er, having resigned.
Alba Craig
Chas. Williams, who has been in
Forest for the past two months, has
returned to town, having been traus-
ferred to the mill here. -Mr. John Ey-
non is confined to bis home here with
a severe illness. -Much sympathy is
extended to Mrs. John Anderson in
the loss she bas snstained through the
death of her brother, Dr. Palmer, of
Detroit, the sad affair taking place at
the home of his father-in-law, 111r. W.
Proctor, in Goderich township, on Nov.
18. -Rev. Mr. Deleon, of Stratford, has
been appointed by the Bishop of Huron
t visit the churches at Ansa Craig,
eGillivray and Brinsley to ascertain
thelealifig of thepeople with reference
tO dividing the parish. --Messrs. Dave
and Frank Anderson left last week for
New Ontario. -We are pleased to hear
that Miss Minnie McKay has success-
fully completed her probationary term
and is now regular nurse in training
at the Rona Victorie Hospital, Ren-
frew.—vis Hilton left. last week for
England where he will spend the
Christmas holidites.--Mrs.Mima Thiel -
wall, el Lobo, was the guest of Mrs.
W. A. Ilitteis lest week, prior to leer -
leg fol Birminghatn, England, where
she will spend the winter. a
.ACCInENT.-While practising rugby
in the rink one evening last week Mr.
John McArtbur, Jr., had the misfor-
tune to break his left leg below the
knee. De. Gunne was Summoned and
after bandaging up the injured limb
Mr. 1VIcArthur was taken home. His
many friends here wish him a speedy
ecovery.
the pledge and joining the Union.
Votes of thanks were passed to all who
took part in the program and also to
the host and hostess for their generous
hospitality, after which all returned
to their homes, having thoroughly en-
joyed themselves.
WEDDING. -On Wednesday after-
noon a large number of friends assem-
bled at the home of Mr, Justice Mel -
lick, Bronson line, it being the marri-
age of her daughter, Miss Mabel, to
Isaac Hudson, eon of Mr.- Jos. Hud-
son, Parr Line. The ceremony was
performed hy the Rev. W. .J. Yager,
after which all sat down' to a sump-
tuous repast and did ample justice to
the good things provided. The pres-
ents were noth numerous and costly
andtestify to the esteem in which Me.
and Mrs. Hudson are held. Your cor-
respondent .joins with their many
friends in wishing them tesafe journey
through life.
DIED IN DETROIT. -The residents of
Zurich were shocked when, it became
known on Sunday that Miss Clara Sip-
ple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Sipple, had died very suddenly. Clara
had been at Harper Hospital, Detroit,
for nearly seven 'weeks suffering from
an attack of inflamtnatory rheumatism
but she was reported to be improving
satisfactorily until the news reached
here that the end came unexpectedly
at 7.40 on Sunday morning. Deceased
was born bere and was highly respect-
ed by all who knew her. Her age was
23 years, 5 months and 8 days. Her
remains were accompanied here by
Mr. Edmund Sipple, of Lansing, and
Misses Ida Sipple and Ida Heidenaan,
of Detroit on Motday. The funeral
took place Wednesday to the Luther-
an cemetery and was largely attended
by relatives and acquaintances. De-
ceased leaves father, mother, two sis-
ters and two brothers to mourn her
demise... The family have the sympa-
thy of the citizens generally in their
sad bereavement.
Richard Stevens is very
ili.is a reSUIt of a paralytic stroke. He
was suddenly striken down a few days
ago and has been very low since. His
left side is paralyzed and he is unable
to utter a word. His many friends
will hope for his recoverv.
NARROW Esteem. -While Mrs. Dale,
wife of Prof. Win. Dale, of this place,
WaS driving home from St. Marys, on
Monday, her buggy was struck by
freight train on a crossing, about two
miles from that town. Mrs. Dale es-
caped without serious injury; the bag-
gy was knocked. to pieces, and the
horse was so badly used up that it was
found necessary to shoot it. Mrs. Dale
is a daughter of the Rev. Dr. Ryck-
roan. of Brookville.
DHA.TES,-We have this week to re-
cord the death of Mrs. Bruce, wife of
Mr. Frank Bruce, of Riverside,Blansh-
ard, who passed peacefully away to
her rest on Nov, 15. Deceased was in
her 5841i year, /tad until some months
ago enjoyed almost perfect healtb. In
Junuary she was taken suddenly ill
with what proved to be a serious in-
ternal trouble. For eleven weeks she
was an intuate of London hospital dur-
ing which time she greatly endeared
herself to her attendants and nurses.
On the 13th of June she returned to
her home and fora few weeks was able
at intervals to leave her room and go
among her family. The doctors, how-
ever, could give no permaneat velief
and from the last of August she was
confined to her bed. During all her
illness she was waited upon by a most
devoted husband and family, and one
could not fail to note the vigilant cate
and kindness tbey Showered upon her.
She was patient and cheerful to the
very last, always happy to greet her
many friends and talked constantly of
her home, her beautiful home in hea-
ven. She was born in Fermanagh
county, Ireland, coming to Canada in
her seventeenth year. She lived with
her brother, Wm. Rinn, until her mar-
riage, when she moved to her husband's
home on the Base line. Here they re-
sided about sixteen years, moving to
their present home at Riyerside. Be-
side her sorrowing husband she leave§
a family of two sons and four daugh-
ters to mourn their first and greatest
break in the family chain. -By the
death of Mr. John M. Robinson, which
occurred Friday, Nov. 14, Blanshard
loses one of her respected pioneers.
Mr. Robinson had been a resident of
this township for over half a dentury.
He bad been ill several weeks and was
in his 77th year. His wife predeceased
her several years and since that time
he has lived with his son James, on
the family homestead* lot 10, con. 3.
He was a native of Yorkshire, Engt
land, and leaves a family of six sons
and one daughter. Mr. Robinson was
a man of sterling character and had
many friends,
mg to the wet weather and lack of
working. people.-- Messrs. Orcle end
Dichert, of Zurich WOW, the guests ot
Mr. and alto. August Hill Sunder. -
Miss Evelyn Kerr has sidliefently re-
covered inom bee severe illness as to
be able to leave liee bed. We hope tt
coon bear of her complete recovery,
--The trnstees of the estate of the late
Henry Sweitzer are offering the store
aud dwelling, formerly ocenpied by
Mr. F. Siegner, for sale. Any person
desiring this valuable properly eau buy
it very reasonable.estila Herb. Young,
of Loudon, spent Sunday the
guest of his parents. --Miss Emma,
infotraatton 18 enbutitted to
them. Evidently the framer of this
frothy resolution overloolted the tact
that it is Just ae exult the duty of the
Trnstees as of the Council to prose-
cute for Mien:les Cir the kind in gees -
ion. Ommutiielpel cotmeil took the
precaution of appointing three con-
stables to pieserve the peace and pro-
tect property on Hallowe'en and the
damagt complaiued of eannot be at.
teibuted to any neelect of dote, or
want of precaution on the part of the
eonnell. The council when t hey learned
of the disturbance were prepered to
take action and invited aetion ott the
part of any person destring protection,
Lewis entertained a number of her
A or the assistence of the council and. at
friends last Weduesday evening.
pleasant, evening Wee spent by all.
Mr. August Kahn bas accepted a situ.
with the Sovereign Bank, as clerk.
'tire congratulate August on bavin
seamed such a worthy position, am
wish Min every success in the banking
business. -Our villagc fathers are hav-
ing the sidewalks anti crossings re-
paired. Thanks, -Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Brenner. of Grand Bend, were the
guests of Mr. Wm. Fritz Thursday. -
Pour weeks from to-dayis Christmas.
Our merchants are beginning to buy
their Nanas. goods and confectionery.
Ping-pong is becoming very popular.
Our young people are spending many
a, pleasant evening with this interest-
ing gaine.-Miss Norris, who has been
visiting friends here, left for Staffa
Saturday. -The .Merchants Bank have
just received the three and a half ton
safe for their oface.-A. number of our
sports took in the shooting match at
Centralia on Friday, -The -cation Tem-
perance meeting, which was held in
the Evangelical church on Sunday ev-
ening, was well attended. Revds.
Damm and Knowles spoke very forcio-
ly on the great question whioh will be
put before the electorate on Dec. 441.
The choirs rendered some very choice
anthems. Next Sunday evening an-
other Union service will be held in the
German church. Rev. Knetchel,P.E.,
of Berlin, will be the speaker of the
evening.
Tr:t
•
OBIT. -It again becomes our sad duty
to chronicle the death of one of our
most respected citizens in the person
of Elizabeth, beloved wife of Mr, Con-
rad Kuhn, who departed this life on
Monday, the 241.h inst., at the age of
49 years, 9 months, 8 days. Mrs. Kuhn
has been ill but a short titne. Although
always in delica te health, her death
can -ie very unexpected to her large cir-
cle af friends. The remains will be in-
terred In the Crediton cemetery to -day
(Thursday)at 9 a.m., after which a
burial service will be held in the Evan-
gelical church. She leaves to -mourn
her detnise a hosband, three sons, two
daughters, brothers and sisters and it
large number of friends and acquaint-
ances, who have the sympathy of the
vicinity in this their sad bereavement.
Green be the terf above thee,
Friend of my better days,
None knew thee but to love thee,
Nor named thee butto praise.
Tears fell, whep thou evert dying,
From eyes unused to weep,
And long where thou are Ivang,
Will tears the cold turf steep.
When hearts, whose truth was proven
Like thine, are laid in earth,
There should a wreath he woven
To tell the world their worth.
--Halleck.,
the Council meeting, on the all inst.,
expected a. delegation of citizens, who
had intimated their intention to be
present, but who, for reasons of their
own, did not attend. 21.11 the council
can legally do to discover the perpa-
trators of the offence has been done
and they have offered a reward for the
conviction of the offenders.
Respectfully Yours,
W. H. Leivara Reeve,
BIRTHS.
MANNING -1n Clinton, on Nov. 15, to
Mr.and Mrs. Walter Manning, 8808
Poss„ttn-In Dashwood, on Nov. 18,
to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Possald, a
daughter.
Mennes-In Biddulpli, Con 3, on,
Nov. 204h, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
McFalls, a son.
SWEET. -On Nov. the 20611, at 110
Queen street, St. Catherines to Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. Sweet a son.
MARRIAGES.
HEDSON-MELLIcx-At the residence
of the bride's parents, on Nov. 19,
by Rev. W. J. Yager, Mr. Isaac Hud-
son, of Stanley, to Miss MabeLyoung-
est daughter of Mr. justice .Mellick,
of Hay township.
Mitchell: Wm. Babb, Jr, who was
"firing" on the GrandTrunk, met with
an accident at Fort Erie a few days ago.
While loading coal he slipping mid fell,
resulting in the fracture of three ribs
DEATHS
Crediton, on Nov. alth,
Elizabeth Kuhn, beloved wife of
Conrad Keha, aged 49 years, 9
months, 8 days.
STONEMAN-In Clinton, on Nov. 10,
Mary A„ beloved wife of It. Stone-
man, aged 51 years, 7 months.
McQunzaa.-In Ola.ndeboye, on Nov. .
13, Victor St. Elmo, infant son of
of Rev. G. and Mrs. McQuillin, aged -
5 months, 1 day.
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