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EXETER. ONTARIO, TIMRSDAY, JANUARY 22, i93.
SA
COATS
IF 1 Lady's Black Astrachan Fur
Coat was $32 for $25.
1 Lady's Black Astrachan Fur
Coat was $38 for $30,
1 Lady's Black Astrachan, Fur
Coat was $40 for $32.
1 IVIen's Brown Dog Fur Coao
was $25 for $19.
All OUR FURS ARE NOW CHEAP
ESTONE
ARDINER
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latalintited private ion for In
vostra pou farm or village vroperty,
lowetit;ti of interest,
3.1. CABLING,
Sangster% etc., liaete
Y ¶O Loia.
accr.mnrope
71 TONEY TO .1.0AN.
I haVo a largo amount of private funds
lean on farm nod village TrOpertics at lo
r Melt eflnterest.
R. NV, GLAnSIAN
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liar:1E40r* MAW Street Ezete
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ARM FOR SALE.
South half of Lot a, In the 4,10th eonceesion
lit township et Stephen, l,t) acres. Apple to
SVIAT-911:11 NMI;
Snowflake, Manitoba.
F,IINESTEW4IT
Deal Etilate and Insurance Agent
Fantle and village properties bought and sold o
reasonable terms. Several dwelling houses for sale.
Lands in ail parts of Manitoba and tbe North•wes
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FOlt SALE,
Vree unimproved, in the township of Osprey,
chluity of Ores hardwood tilut 0u:seamier, railway
rearm seven mites, pest calm soma chemise mite
alai a hall; would Ben or exchange tor small lin-
pros al property at Exeter.
114 Alsimaso limos, Exeter.
hErtso or HURON oomerv COITNCIL.
Ths, Councitel the Corporation of the County ot
norm, wili meet in the omen chamber in the town
of tioderleb, on TIICRday, the il7th day of the present
month, at atrcloek p.m.
W. LANE,
Clerk.
Dated at Code:dell this lath day of January 1003.
1101:SE FOE. SALE,
The undersigned is offering for sale his frame
dwelling and premises on Ann street, Exeter, being
lot 17. The house contains fi rooms with a brick
cellar undemeath. There is on the premises a good
well of water, a pump shop, stable and chicken houee
mad a number of choice fruit trees. Will be sold
reasonable, apply to
Joi03toorm, Exeter.
//one PROPEETF FOR SALE.
Theundersigned is offering for sale that desirable
hotel situated nt Devon, on the London Road. This
hotel is in good condition, and is 2i miles south Of
Exeter. This road is largely travelled and for the
right man chances are good for a splendid business.
There is a good stable in connection also,11 acres of
land. Possession given hntnediately. This property
be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to
Mum: as Cams°, Exeter, Out.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale Lot 11, South
Boundary, Blanshard, being 102 acres of choice land,
well fenced and drained. There is on the premises
two first-class bank barns, open shed, fmme house
with brick knehenseontsung. nine large rooms, cellar
under both; good •orchard two good wells; 4 acres
bush -mixed timber -and other -conveniences. Per. featly free from all noxious weeds, such as mustard
-nd wild oats. Located within one and a half miles
from St. Marys. For particulars address
W. ALIMED BaO,
St. Marys.
Testimony of Mr, E, Stone
To the valne of English Stock Food
This is tO certify that I have fed Eng-
lish Stock Food to a 'horse that was
frequently subject to colic. Since us-
ing English Stock Food the animal
has not had. another attack. I have
also used it for other stock and for
fowls with most satisfactory result. I
strongly recommend it to all stock
raisers. It is the cheapest and best
stock food I have ever used. Price 14
poands for $1.
E. Stone, Ushorne.
Centralia
DRS. ORME & ORIKE,
• Centralia, -
Office hours 9 to 10 a.m., Dto 2 and 7 to 2 p
Telephone communication with main office in Dican
Corbett
Mr. and Mrs. Flatte, of Dakota, are
spending a few weeks here, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. jno. Corbett. -Geo.
Nichol has disposed of his driving colt
to Mr. Andrew Glendenning for the
um of :$75. -We are sorry to learn
t Mr. J. B. McPherson, who has
been very ill for some tirne,is not im-
proving very rapidly. We hope to
see him aroend again shortly. --The
leg snow stolen which prevailed last
week rendered the roads almost im-
passable.
(R.
Is able to he out; again
'ceent illiteseooMrs,
Lintott is rev vering from her xecent
11111Q.S.9,,,-MISS Pearl Mania who has
been on an extended visit here With
her sister, Mrs. Eynon, has returned
to her home dit Arkona.--Mr. John
AlcAethinie who hae been confined to
the house for thc. past six weeke, is
able to be out agann-Mr. Sas. Pelest-
ly attended the funeral of his nephew
.at Chicago last week. --Mrs. Drought
'has moved intoher new residence on
Mein street,while the premisee vacated
we her will be occupied by T. 13e11 of
to ndard Bank,:
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Staira
UN Charles Yoe, of Douglas. Mau,
is having g few months' Visit with his
friends in this vicinity, and we are all
pleased to see his genial countenance
and have a friendly shake with him. -
Miss Lizzie Bather, who has held the
position of organist in the English
church for the past three years, has
resigned. -Miss Ada Drake is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Oliver, at Port Albert.
;Miss Agnes Park, of Detroit, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. T. M. Hanel -
ton. -Mr. ;old Mrs, Jas. Campbell left
htst week for their home in Walton. -
Mr. Jas. Caxinichael spent a few days
in the Claseic City on business during
the week. -Mr. Alex. Herron, of Man-
itoba, is home on a visit. Dante min-
or says he will not return alone. -The
death occurred on Friday of Mr. Thos.
Chapple. The funeral took place to
the Swifts, cemetery on Monday.
Zurich
Mr. Fanny Geiger has returned from
Michigan. -Mr. Christian Schroeder is
very 111 and his recovery is doubtful. -
Mrs. P. Sipple has been quite ill for a
few days but is recovering, -Henry
Dietz, Jr., of Dakota, is visiting rela-
tives and friends here, after:in absence
of twenty years. -The regular meet-
ing of the W.C.T.U. was held at the
home of Mrs. S. Rennie on Monday af-
ternoon. The meeting was a special
meeting of prayer.
MEETING. -The annual meeting of
the Hay Branch Agricultural Society
was held in the Town Hall, on Wed-
nesday -afternoon with a fair attend-
ance of members, President Caldwell
presided over the meeting. After Sec-
retary Faust's annual report was read
and passed the election of officers for
1903 was proceeded with and resulted
as follows: -Pres. Win. Caldwell, (re-
elected for a third terinh Ist Vice, J.
Sureras; 2nd Vice, Fred Willett; direc-
tors, John Pfaff, B. S. Philips, C. Eit-
her, John Geiger, R. R. Johnston, W.
B. Battler, Fred Hess, Sr., C. Oswald
and J.Decher. The society is in a good
financial standing, although the surp-
lus on hand is reduced to about 5140,
owing largely, no doubt to the unfav-
orable weather fair day. Quite a bit
i
of new blood has been ntroduced into
the directorate for this year and it is
to he hoped that the Fair of 1903 will
be a memorial one in its history.
Irrstrasasos MEETING. -The 28th an-
nual meeting of the members of the
Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., was held in the Town
Hall, on Tuesday, Jan. 13, at 1 o'clock.
Owing to the stormy weather the at-
tendance was small. Mr. Sam. l3rOlt-
inshire was appointed chairman. The
Sec'y-Treasread the Directors', Audi-
tors and Manager's reports. During
the past year 556 policies have been is-
sued covering an insurance of $1,071,-
080.00 and the year closed with 1800
policies in force. insuring property to
the amount of $3,276,470. The total
losses amounted to $5,745.12 of which
$3343-12 were casised by lightning.
The 'Company have been able to pay
all these losses without an assessment
and still have $1601.60 in the bank.
The assets of the CJotripany are $126,-
741.88 with no liabilities. The chair-
man declared Messrs. Golinan and Eh -
nes as auditors ancl Messrs. Yearly,
Kalbfleisch, Battler, Kellerman and
Sureras were nominated for directors.
Messrs. Kalbileisch, Battler and Surer -
as are elected for three years and Mr.
Kellerman for ten years,
Dashwood
Alr, Ss Ramie, of Zerich, was in the
rfllage Saturday, -Mr. and Mrs, Louis
Prete' have got settled in their new
home. May they long be spared to en-
joy each other's conspaoy.-Mr. Daniel
Weber left on Monday to attend the
Normal at London. Hewill be missed
here by some of the fair sex. -Mr,
Mark Brokensbire spent a few deys
the first a the week with friends m
Elena, Township.--Alte f, Rellermau
was elected direetor at the annual
Meeting of the Hay Township Fire In-
urance Co. in Uncle wiTueeday
ias week, -The revival meetings are
till in progress in the Evangelical
inch.
ManSharli
WORMED WIF.k. T4HES Anerxece-
Mrs. John Owen, who lives on the
townline oTilanshard anal Fullerton,
poisoned !nester Friday ;Afternoon with
ersenie, Some thne ago her husband
old his form and pureluteed another
me. This did not please his wife, and
she worried to get Ow old fantri back,
Meanwhile the old fitriu had passed
into the bands of her husband's broth -
W. Mt:Iowan, ani after some4i'r-
ering John bought it back, but lItH loes
of SM. This kiss seemed to have
preyed on her mind, and site was very
unhappy. Friday she prepared an
• rly dinner for her husband, who
ent to St. Merys on business. When
e returned altent 5 p.m.. he found his
wife lying at the top of the SO 4VS in
noieli agony. She confessed to boviaig
taken ;weenie. Tie aleceaeed was only
Mont 32 years ef age arid had no
Her mother xesiales In hienitolie.
Hay Council
peril deptmet on 31014410.V. Jan
121b. The following eitheelibiel to the
Ittitatlr,F deelarartAIS s4 DIVICIA and
quelithettiain: Peter Lamont, Reeve:
Alex. Thompson, J. E. Roetr, Wendel
Smith, :Hid aittted MeArtitur Connell-
lors. Ail the old 4411ePts were reap-
nteil at the eateries they reveived
let year. The Clerk was inetrueted
43 prepere a by-law of the 'Schwalm
Drain Scheme in acconianee with the
engineer's report and Drainage ,A.et,
and that debenturea be issued payable
Isa five yearlypayments at the
;ink. Heneall. OrtlerS Wert, 155110 for
the following arnounts;-Ilospital for
sick eleildren, Toronto, $10; J. Haberer,
wood for Hall, $4.75; J. Deeher, do..$3-
A. Ingram, rep. culvert eon 1. and elsee
Lorne Luker, culverte52.50; Alex. Zim-
men bolts, etc.. 75e.; Tp, Clerk, noinin-
talon es:newest SO; Wm. Klopp. lim-
ber, 75c.; D. Steinbach, account, 51.50.
Council will meet again on itlanday,
February 2nd, at 2 o'clock pan.
gensall
H. Welsh and wife are expected
home shortly from British Columbia.
-We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Joseph Hudson has recovered from the
effects of her accident. Her daughter
has also recovered sufficiently ots to be
able to return to her home in Forest -
John Patterson, Jr., had the mister -
tune to lose a nice driving horse a few
days ago. The animal, is going into
the stable got its leg down into the
runaway of the door and before it
could be released had, in its efforts to
get free, so badly splintered the bone
as to destroy all hope of recovery and
consequently had to be killed. -Mr.
Routeliff has been elected Superintend-
ent of Carmel church Sunday school.
Rev. Dr. Medd hopes to be able to as-
sistin the Quarterly meeting services
to be held in February. His lungs arid
throat are still weak though steadily
improving. -Melvin Stoneman, while
hauling logs a few days ago hurt his
arm and is now suffering from erysipe-
Ius.-Mr. John McArthur is able to be
around again and attend to his husi.,
ness.-Mrs. R. Hunts bee been on
a month's visit to hap aanghter, Mrs.
jobustn...C, ih gts Louis, Missouri. -Mr.
Robt. Moir, who has been suffering
from la grippe, is improving. -Miss
Hall, of Montreal, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Billings. -Mr. John Willis has re-
turned to London, to resume treat-
ment =ler the X-ray system. We are
pleased to state he is feeling at present
considerably improved. -Mr. R. Ben-
gough has gone to Lucan to take
charge of Cook's electric light plant. -
Mr. W. J. Miller, carriage maker, re-
cently disposed of the harness branch
of his business to Mr. Cook.
Tuckersmith.
Mr. John Routledge is home on a
visit from the Northwest, and is buy-
ing several carload of horses to take
back with him. -Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
D. Simpson, of Moose Jaw, N.W.T.,
are here spending part of their honey-
moon. Hugh is an old Tuckersinith
boy arid his many friends here wish
himself and bride many happy years
of wedded bliss. -The annual meeting
of the Tuckersmith Branch Agricul-
tural Society was.held at Seaforth on
Wednesday. Mr. W. Chesney was ap-
pointed Vice -President and Messrs.
George Dale and Win. Brock, Direc-
tors, and Messrs. G. E. Cresswell and
Robt. Charters Honorary Directors. -
Mr. Leslie Townsend, of Park River,
Dela, is spending the winter with
friends here, -Miss Pethalda Nott is
recovering from her recent illness as
is also Mr. John White, Mrs. Newton
Crich and Mr. Robt. Raney. -Parties
are the order of the evenings now.
BLOoD Poison -Miss Maggie Ches-
ney, daughter of Mr. James Chesney,
of the 2nd con.,L.R.S., about six weeks
ago had a. small piece of skin rubbed
from her heel. She did not pay much
attention to the injury for a time, un-
til it became painful and her limb com-
menced to swell, when it was found
that blood poisoning had set in. The
injury developea' into a large lump
back of the knee, necessitating an
operation, which was performed by
Dr. McKay, of Seafoeth, and Dr. Rog-
ers, of Beacefield. it is hoped the
worst is riORt past, anclthat the young
lady will recover without any perma-
nent injury resulting, '
A. W. Beewer is recovering from hid Mr. E. BeeSigte; jull4), reobsbo no
has been iii 1
Sylvan
I
LY A Fenne-What might have
illness. --Ma Ches. O'Dell, of Bad Axe. Montreal on business for some time, fl zesalted in a serious lire happened at
Wog his sister, Mrs. W. Pardon. -0- C. Fritz, of Zilriebs paid a flying visit I las, Mans who is on De visit to her
/
Alicia, is visiting his delighted. dire. ol. has re ten home.-DisThatchier. who i theresidence of Ur. Richard Coates,
Sadler. --Fred Brewer has returned has hem in Montreel for the poet lion the 2ad conceseion, Sotteey night
from Armada. where he has been Vis- naonth, if expected hrease shortly. -Mr. ' ista. Mrs. -lames Westcott, of Doug -
s
W. Sadler had the misfortune to get to onr burgh on Monday last.
,
i, daughter, Mrs. Cozites, happened t9
hihand broken while in the employ
einell smeke ;diva three o'clock in the
of one of the Sernia Lumber Cowman-
liart)les morniug, and at once aroused the
ien ge is visiting his parents here.-- g hoarehold when it was discovered that
Ur. S. Nicholson recently sold his 50- Tao late kr fe..q v.e0gI
i e rent the furnace bad cam num met -
Aare grass farm to Jas. Paton end has The weather has taken 4 el ceded ; ed with the wood -work in the cellar
nrchased the 100 -acre fart]) of Peter taro for the solder and winter seems l', and had gained considerable headvrav,
teele, formerly owned by H. Neat. te bar.. good earnest. 4. ,i Me. Coates, asSIStesi by the ladies, af-
, bliezerihreserabling thoee described on ; ter numb diffienity Sand hard a-eark.
Claude*, ye, of the dtha;aPlIpairilitg'' it'hIr siningoesf:"Uajt ben Prt;r4tErSfer la It' $b"aeoleVntol iintees2laileeCongveretir whenitwas
openIng siouicail of the.new A uuttli5, I evely sle.,elteled n‘ook.--",rise cisioineY, the nese house- would have been re -
church of this place will be Sunday. 7 dLg"..!: 7, In"1.14:111 noMe of Mr- J. B. : (bleed to odic's.
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mornirog lost aed horned like a torch il„edu"ss; ereazGoeth Johns dePatted this
for ;a few uileattee, hut was extingusieli "e d'44 '7'111143Y* Jan- ICtlij: IOW, at the
jedobble4fsocratigwalAi„iii%ef tuwelsmernealleis„ tirt:eo.shidues.n; lost,
chronr. kls-Letit,,hietztl nsei..taefteeareconel
daughter Mies nreea to Torarga tato, unness or firVeral listagalit:, Deceliticd
latter pert of last week, presonteably I:1 was; loh,e, seeVehd daughter of Riehard
to pilisue her studive.-dliee Mary 14,1/14 4'114"43 ,unnis and Ives horn in
Shenk, of Detroit, is eisiting her sis. ' 4.,LnIgthee, Ihirish. Di-voo. Blighted, in
. aettrideeii. Re1.1 %.114irevleils oatli pTr:seeFiiiitit;itils:iste:_ti- ,': t47e:i. in-ti;,It';e11:11t:gt6 w.reitwthntsbliti:pir. fowthtie1113,e'
n her old echoolonatee, Mies meg. emigaited to Canada ill 1$49 and eet-
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dist ch,n,reh 00 ts';',S11"114,Y evPnleeng glwaLneF en°raPzuded PaY Mr.; j"h? ItrVIWII.t.- t' 4, in her disfigured for life. Tf.... WikS
to the, iijo,;t:Ss 64 tile peston ewe-. e es- eereenway, was issa,goitto to.s sees41411. a gr ,.. ring 4. ...ja.E4,4.. for uoth ,. „oits
hitodeitits--My- JzinteiDroPh(T left laSt blaYtng 11141"("4 ";mei sesild,Iftrisliso r;:o EOM 404: their
bwoeyvek,e,e°14; l'kelstri,..3114.rrk.ltr4ot ele3teitibeelidi lel, oelnli,piSgicalar 73;f41101;:14,317.9'•4111:?;i7 6:1114d1%1 `1411.51Z61 1)17 „thP 1:-''''. !av e 11 VA 151., 185°
euffering irodes au Ft WW1; a 4 ifitisy,-- 1 reepeetively, is t tie 1,14,434,1, I MOOS t rs to e ettarne towel.
Miss Alice Wihen visited Mtn. A. W. f Mr. Ben0111% iktf Pe i , ,.. _ . . 4 , „...., t. , , , , r .1 ck i.,
MISS Mary KV; lits who bee or eonte ' ehip end twee ite the lege (4 14. elle
ity, left for Detroit on Tasailay, - Graud Bent",1,0, fi, vi.,itt.le'etolla711:,:.:14:glize::‘,1:11.4:04411:11-44,,:igliantr t,stIrsiit:414:4;b1rilvtql.caia.
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sick list thile vest, i ' * * ' u i. S ' -"-- " ' r , " ' - f, V' ' 11 " 1
lett ifse 0 si,Thatesovi] sitope IA 6,411nw,14ay 114%;.141, lit.•,t.O. t1-:', d Crat's Itt a seder and
i aesea.--men VGhtuing, ig'Asss 4.,,ifs -"Au gt.z.,, 4 sitaltrig gsps,...eq,,I4 sl ..; 4AV INsql.4,, ,1:111,.
itusseldalle i Ring friends in 140114/0114 and Peeklitill. ;Li geed neighlase„ Aster ec,ohersa,t4
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festive emeen leis gone, Wit 440, the1 Thurf,..!ii3y evstnigrog„-.6..T
..SIVIAMM laqtaill0 ii'•114•11".. (.T. Cola (die and
thrall we lotr,tt PXPPLien(1* 4-6 we *Willi send John Kreger. of near Dasitwaial. i continued tlineigh lair, a f1114•404.44
of the saohnee nud issonetw which oh were here Friday buying homes, They weedier. Tomes/ea the Wid Of Nes. Mats
tenst invntisliLY wo find Io Its, drc,* bought one front D. Steletena -11. Eil- 11157.10CITV5AIII a. 4le*311' ti teeehetage tide
The hitud fif &Alt huh' o1e"g31114 vls,te her spent leridey here en busineee.-- i life for that ate% le fee better. She
e4 °al' neighInnbuall* "as time "LW" Ezra Dimmer and Harmon Gill fipent lead no heir atal welted death 39 a
mg oft 44110 tlf 1:11Qdres ad "
n/Q4 Sunday in Exeter. 'They WM' aecona- weletime visitable 1-1E" lie,P it may be
ronaisloR Yaaag oleo* 1:he death °,f, periled home by the blies Pearl Lovett ) ernly .4141 her end mess peace. Iler
Tbundri ChaPPelt which occorreh and Miss Annie SteWar a who Will r iSit : pererit% sin lovable and three sisters
eas4y Sattinlay morning, WSN'Pri,m1h Mre. Brenner An'a few daye.--Mr. ,; s, melee hob vim -31r4 Thiti.".euslossvm,
exPeeted to ovatlY 4,11 in the neeqn,coth Sbailet. of Drysdale, emelt Saturday , hieeter; Mtee Sarah Joint% at home;
bond. though the family an° tanse here -Ma' A. li:ennedy. of Point Ed- 1 Misalry. Clidintore, Msinitobia; John,
there were of the impression for eeveie ward, arrived here itionday.-Mr. Holt. . Same Henry, Leine, &velum, rahorme
al hours before his death that he could of t5ornio, is visiting ins 1131010, Mr. and .flaneet„. Exetei.
not get t etter. On Monday he was John noit._5ir. L. Berme arrived
moving among the test of use -just a Tdopday to spepd a few der /wee._
few (Lys ago; tohnight be sleeps the Are. T. owe% of part nano, spent
hieeellalicliinbipkilalirleadii4f Ntl.lsoldfriegelinii;781: -S‘Tmla?rCbileigthetsvslotrbtblil: MhvipieethaerbireSs5'irnielgil oar iTinattas ta IllitaZall;o1;taaaf let b; sc.° 1 loSt Luc"
Sony
rate, lie did not eonsider himself siek
until Tuesday. On Vdedneedity 151 oyster slipper Friday njght which sympathy of the community ss extend-
-r• o • well attended. This Tent eeenis
ed to her and we bone she will 605s505513 he
FeMos°13( of iCiekt°1h was sent f°e4 1 prospering. -Little Richard Oil- restored to her usual beeitle-me, end
who pronounced hnt ia pretty sick boy oh who hash," On the sick list* has
remarking that he shewed sy nipt on ,
of typhoid reverend la grippe. these
symptoms continued to appear until
Priday noon and his pulse gave the
doctor to thiuk Is was holding his Own
nicely, bet on Friday evening he he -
came more restless and the doctor was
again called, who found a vast change
since his last visit. Everythiug was 11
done that could be done, but a strong- J. O. STAN--4."-M7Calr', end. lAt.,°,1formorly 0311111%
er hand asserted Its authority, „ and Steamy) Barrister, Solieits,r, Notary, r0555 o3ancer.
when the summons came about six in mhote Loan -Est" Ont,
the morning the soul swept out to loin
the ranks on the farther shore. 1. un-
eral services were conducted Mouday
afternoon, by the Rev. Henderson of
Staffa. The remains were interred in
the Stella cemetery. The people in
this neighborhood join in extending
their heartfelt sympathy for the be-
reaved mother, brothers and sisters.
OHt:Dcli OM:ING.-The sia
Jan, 2ethhervices at 1020 ann., and
7 p. in5 will be condueted by the Rev,
J. P. Rice, Ph. Be of TirrOesto„
the Rev. A, Re Pert, af1)019001sis will
take chimp( oe the service Eit, 230 pan.
On the following menaoy evening a
grand fowl supper wili be served. The
Revd, Rice, Perk, Holmes, Sauderson
;old the resident ininistaT OM invited,
Special musie is being prepared hy the
-choir. and a tidies' quartette and eolith-
istes of London will be preeent.
Orceuway
Rev. Um Rigshy, of Pailthill„ men,
pied the, pulpit in the Boston Metlio,
Mrs. Menu -lame Mr. and Min. Maurice
ullyreceverisi.-Mrs. Bossen berry and , Rue, efte neer son, and John Hagan,
otyrnsienrIslirpe,grfliSett.,e jr°:171.agy11.41trfrin.istasetphlei I iltlitigrtsktellitlietitliirezill'.1rou antek?f(ItttullitliVigarrets.-
Brenner is erectingan ice honse.-Mrs. tives.-31r. George and the Misses
R. Hamilton is at present in ft Wry Linie and yary Foster, of carman,
low date of health.
AM. •
Brinsley.
Snow! Snow! Snow! and blowl blow!
blowi and frosti frostl frosti till every-
thing is froze, but still the sleighing
parties are kept up. -Mrs. John Lewis
and Lester Lewis spent Monday in
Parkhill. ----Mr. Wil Sholdice had the
misfortune of cutting a. piece out of
his big toe while eating wood with an
axe the other day at Walter Stokes'.
-Miss Lizzie Darling has returned
home, after spending a week with
friends in Thedford.-Mr. and Mrs. Os-
car Gilbert and son spent a few days
last week with friends in London. -
Mr. aud Mrs. John Lewis have moved
into their new home. We wish them
many years of happiness. -Mr. Alvin
Amos deserves praise for the beautiful
painting and graining he has done on
Mr. Lewis' house. -The by-law to pro-
hibit animals from running at large
on the highways of the township was
adopted on Jan. '7th. -Mrs. S. Bice, of
Ailsa Craig, is the guest of Mr. Gil-
bert Bice. -Miss Elsie Burgess is spend-
ing a month at her house on the 8th
concession. -Geo. Gibson is home on is
visit from the West.
DEATH or Mess LEWIS. -The home
of Mr. ,and Mrs. Wm. Lewis, of the 8th
concession of McGillivray, has been
saddened by the death of their young-
est daughter, who passed away on
Sunday last at the age of 21 years.
The funeral took place on Tuesday to
the St. Marys' cemetery, the Rev.
Mr. Diehl conducting the service. The
bereaved have the sympathy of their
many friends.
GONE TO REST, -The good-bye words
have been spoken and another pioneer
settler has passed to the Great Beyond,
in the person of Mrs. Gilbert Biee, who
died at her residence on the 8th con-
cession of McGillivray, on Wednesday
of last week. The deceased suffered a,
stroke of paralysis abont a week be-
fore her dealt from which she never
rallied and the vital cord was suapped
at the above time. Her remains were
laid to rest in Mar's Hill cemetery on
Friday last, the Rev. Mr. Knott con-
ducting the funeral service, the text
being, 'build on the sure foundation."
The funeral was largely attended. A
sorrowing husband, five sons, and two
daughters are left to mourn her demise
while one daughter predeceased her.
Man, are biome on a visit to thew
fa thrr, Mr. joseph Foster. -Miss Arch -
sr. who has been seriously ill for some
time, is non. on the road to recovery.
Mr, Thomas Mcaeoh has moved into
his new dwelling. We wish. Mr. Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brown and fain, Ash and his estimable wife many
By, of Blenheim are visiting relatives Years of comfort, in their new home.
here this weeks-' Master 1,Ves1ey Finn. Mr. Robert 31cCool, who bas been on
beier
nleft for on LondWednesday, a trip to Calgary for some time, has
where be intends taking a course in returned home. --The township of
the Forest City Business Col lege.-Our
villhge snow plows have again made
thew appearance, after last week's his -
are pleased to report that
Earnest Glanville is rapidly recovering
from his recent illness. -Mrs. William
LEWIS has returned to South, River, al-
to" visiting here parents here the past
month. -Our citizens are kept busy
driving to Exeter, waiting for coal cars manimoss.
to come in. The party who returns
home with half a ton considers hiniself
lucky.- The Sutherland -Innes Co., of
Exeter. are drawing large loads of logs
through the village this week to their
in 111 at Exeter. -Miss Robertson's room
in our school was closed for a few days
last week, owing to the teacher's ill-
ness. -Mrs. Lydia Hoffman, of Platts-
ville, was in the village Sunday visit-
ing relatives. -Mr. Percy Humble left
for Detroit Monday, Percy has 'work-
ed for Mr. R. E. Walker the past three
years as butcher and during that tinae
has won many friends. --Mr. A. S. Hill
and family moved to the village on
Monday from Parkhill. We welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Hill into our midst. --Mr.
E. O. .Tones, of Clandeboye, was in the
village Saturday. -The Misses Smith
have rented rooms in Mr. Wurtz's
dwelling rind will continue dressmak-
ing in their new quarters. -The reviv-
al meetings in the German church are
being well attended and seem to be a
great benefit to all who enjoy the ser-
vices.
Stanley is about to lose its treasurer,
Mr. John Reid, who has held that posi-
tion for twenty-two consecutive years,
having decided to retire. Mr. Reid has
been a model treasurer, Isis books being
so well kept that a statement of the
monicipalehy's standing has always
been easily obtained.
NEARLY A. FIT:M.-What might have
bean a serions fire occurred in Mr. Con-
rad Kuhn's large bank barn the other
evening. Mr. Kuhn was doing his
chores and the fork came in contact
with the lantern and upset it Mr.
Kuhn quickly threw a horse blanket
over the flaming lantern and threw it
out doors. Only for his quick actions
a serious blaze would have occurred.
Now is the time when the farmers do
their chores by the lantern light that
great caution should be taken in order
to save a serious loss by fire.
WEDDING. -A quiet wedding took
place at the residence of Mr. Gottfried
Wein on Wednesday, Jan. 14th: when
his daughter; Miss Susan. was united
in marriage to Mr. Jno. W. Bowman,
of Ailsa Craig. Rev. G. D. Damm,
performed the ceremony in the pros -
encs of the intimate friends of the con-
tracting parties. The bride was at-
tired in a beautiful costume and looked
very pretty indeed. The presents re-
ceived were beautiful and costly. Mr,
and Mrs. Bowman Will reside in Ailsa
Much sympathy is extended to the be- Craig. We all join in wishing them a
reeved, long and happy married life,
Ewa:NS-Trams-At the residence of
the bride's parents, on Wednesday,
San. 21st, by the Rev. Dr, Hannon,
Mr. A. Evans to Miss Ada, fifth
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williara
Treble, Huron street, Exeter.
DEATHS
BrcE-In McGillivray, on San. 14, Mrs.
Gilbert Bice, aged 76 years.
BONTHRON-In Exeter, on Jan. 16th,
Mr. Ames Bonthron, aged 89 years,
5 months.
LEvets-In McGillivray, on 8th con.,
on Jan. 18th, Miss Lewis, daughter
of Mr. Wm. Lewis, aged 21 years.
Jos -In Usborne, on Jan. 18, Eliza-
beth, second daughter of Mr. Rich.
2J2ohdnasy,s. aged 55 years, 8 months and
SPICER.-In Exeter South, on Jan. 19,
Margaret Stevens, 'relict of the late
John Spicer, aged 76 yaws, 6 months
and 10 days.
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