Exeter Advocate, 1903-9-3, Page 1EXETE
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The SOVEREIGN BANK at a
Mad Ofilee--.TUIZONTO, Executive Offfee-BONTREAL.
Speoiat'Attention. to ruiners Bit'ineiS
We with VARNA the ottentleatiFeerneers ret) the
%eeptial3r.1,1104V1344:4-0, 4.5.mdt y '»' 5as-topes Berette
DPFArtitmllff•
elebsy let depealting or wfahlralaing fends
rarithes Ilureza Celety at—
Rffeter, Crediton, Vast:mood. 'Zee
*all and Clinton,
F. E. Karat Naxt:.-ger etate
Cr&
These goods are in suit le
two alike. Buy oue and be yourself
CARRICK TWEEDS, 16 inches w de, favound shades of navy.
green1 marine, with tiesorted toloriette a 73 eta a reit .1.
Ii t yards in enit.
FLAKED Si (IS, 40 inchee wide. gronod slualee of n
green and navy, with faney &deed stripes at cente a
yetd, 7 yattle in salt.
DIAMANTE CLOTHS, venv whine inetws wibe! laittetti
navy. Meek end green nima thttileat with, ttlIkt,"
ettiottill thIttiErke t 174 Vela F.4260. 44'0MS ID slo,
DIAMANTE Rh zibeline effete, e2 ineltes wide,
Idea, peen and navy eleales et Via yd, tale in ettit.
NOPPE CLOTHS, elegont ;finish. ery new. 17 incites
wide, in light pewee brown. Meek, $14 .tt in emit.
FANCY FLAKED Sr ITIN0S. elegant stripitage. Meek. 111101,T,
and brown ground% 42 inehes wide et 7e cent -3 it pied,
Ot yards in snit.
CAti'VASS !MATHS. 44 inches wide, ;navy end Idea grerenda
very soft tinieh itt 7d eente yard. 0 yarde in SOU.
Guarardit Celcbraterl Fronch Black Dross Goods
Our Ovoids.
POPUESTONE, & GARDINER,
One doer north of Pa. 0
COP F t. N'OYES & RANuAtus
Read. tr Clothing for Men and Soya,
Sllipka
iNtiss id:,, Buten), formerly of wait Mr, J. Gaiserstill contioues ou the
Dietha-oitil„who lige been Iteepitett house sit*. iiet. We hope to eee him out
for Mrs. Ryan and her sine aud grand- 41PiU -_ii-.1. Monte wine has
been leid off work for a few day,s, ow-
jr, A $ore arm, is ;dile to lie eroued
agai u. -Harvest, is getting to be a tleiery nd e ETr= ro,
of the pa -t here mid the farmers ar
x
, ONTARIO
bus, ti.et:hi.,... Ali repot. t ie v •
good yield, --.Mrs. 1Voodse, of fentdon,
is visiting friends in this vicinty.-
Owing to a couple of fandliee in this SEPTEr1)13ER 21 RNI) 22
vieinite Laving cliphtheria the ,echool
which 'was reineetted for a coatple of 1 Prize List nod Inforiniztion can lie eeetered frone the set.
days alder vaeation. aes elotticel i'tgain i 7
for e thee end Ilia Gillespie bits re- 0 Oblit Allison, 3.1.-%., President A C4 -
C.11114, ;OS been laid up teeth a sore foot
the pest week. We are pleased to
statelhat she is recovering from its
effecta-Mies Agnes Atkinson is vitit-
ing friends in London and Petroieit.-
Mrs. Lewis atid dieughter, of London,
spettt a few days beta davieet the week.
-The High and Publie echools reopen.
ed on Tuesilay.-31re. (Da) Charles
Caraphell. aria claughter„ of Brooklynt
tit Y.. are the guests of Ma. and Mre.
W. Fe Staniese-Mre, Alex. MeFalls
visaing her
se a Mte., Eacrettat tinned to Ida home naaltSeafotth,
F. Kilauea -ran wits mailman.; home end at•e de eth." The idow is too sudden
Brentfora.-A few eventags ago es Mr. DE.VaL,-"Its the midst a life we
whea near Gib -tone planing atoll bee avid the sietra yet to freeh to aide
teas street. flOWD nnffL reeetved severed with coleuesss tbe event whitat laet
; ow, some- of which leid tite tlesh Wednesday eadderied matey hearts
903
Vretiltoix
The Mi.s-efes Entine and ka
1iblt Fi 4,-
teiner 4411.0 vieiting frientle at Nifig01^0.
V , 0111.'.itialftlillt,111 El al Toronto tlais week.
open. A doettir wee entiontoned and ,laire. Mat John MeCtieligelt, a preer
, Atffeeteze 413,14Nanz;'
las woevids were dressed, mr. grho9. 1 PETD113 ,.all fiffele Df this Ithieo. haying 1 "-Ortatal -Mr. ittitele Ithiett rt•tetated fteen
o•--
Eitetletel teeterilay eve:doge Ilie WY*
hat at the heariog before J. day. Pet -eased had Wen eniloying hie 1311111He
"
proyDa himeell usual health op te the ditt of his Dearto-eue 14.11,1m/ere reee,e im • tte !las lnna Pah titadt.a• the lie-
dicttetm wee ;arrested eliergeti with the pleated eaddeoly away on the above
;eve appeare to have dime him goad 01S
inneceut tout wait dietherged.
Iliee nay Dilille. of Kineardinet le
s i Varna
4 tbe guett of her gaud, Mre Levi Malts
g fea-Mtet. Jellithig. $ee and Mrs. Jen-
" ,
Moe, Jr., sik Aitillr.d.rilrit, tiriltilll_g Ws,.
; littehlistin at the utaneittattlise Mande A
thtlfrt tfat111, DI Braleetivial. Who WS bets; i
clerking m M. Hernweirs store ffir II
;Foote UAW, hasretterned home. Mte.s
11 floughtee. of Blehtehee tither' her place
here -Miss Melte-natal. a vett alt. is
the guest of her onueletteenta 5ip.ittld
dire. MeAsh.-tliee Lama Cairns left
a few devs ago for Keno. Mane where 1
,
she wilt tein her fitt liter who is bending
a Keene and dwelling there. Mrs.
Cairtie and the other intelttlePtaa of the
fatally will reanalti bete till spriug- ,
Mass Lemma tt iteetin, of t higher% who .
is vusitiror her envie, Mr. Robert,
i Greere„ hitppened with a very SPrittus
iltVitifitt 0 few days ago. She was
i playing in the barn white the men
0 trete cit work drawing up Mew with
i the slings sued became entangled in
the ripe which jerked her mit of the
IMOW onto the floor about twenty feet
below. Inteite.ing both arms and it is
feared she is butt interrielly.
1!, dent -1%1000 411:3filt live tailor - he was I us sneh en hone tt - ye ' ot th 1'3'4 "V I'll" t'Il"tl "P"Il°11 ml.'"4"""
m g
ler if on eittem tstlt ki
ate, 014TET TO WAN\
WO have Unilniitcd private fluids for i
vestment, twee farni or village, llolvtirt
lowost. ratts or interest,
Dicxsoe• & CARUSO,
BarristorfD OW.. Exeter.
agony: TO LOAN
Frit, ate ftn4 to loan at lowed rat Ot.1u15t.
Appl,t to
ERNI:1.T Er.tnz it
MOM TO LOAN,
AILL
e
WO hat t:tt lara,e emoted of Itrivate fonds to 103,19
On farm anti village properties at IOW rateS Of inter.
est.
GLADMAN SUM:VIM%
Darrieters, 8o1icdtors,31alu et.. Exeter Ont
T ( RR W.V.iTRD FOR S.S. lia. -I, STRPIIEN.
—
Wale Or Female, holding Wood class eertilaeate.
For the remainder of 1130 yeer. State salary *nil
apply to Jou:: G. Went, Trustee,
toil Crediton, Ont.
FArar TO 11ENT.
100 acres in the vicinity of Exeter. Good frame
house and two barns on the premises ale° a good Or-
chard and a gooff supply of water all the year round.
fmmediate possrssion p -en for fall work. For fur-
ther particulars apply to Box 135, nay P. 0.
FAUST FOIL SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale thet desirable
fano situated Art rsborne, hong tali, Con_ 2, eon-
taining100 00018, There Non the premises a good
brick house, 2 barns (one bank) and all neces.eary
outbuildinga; good orchard, two good wells,and
No
,• 4 the place is well fenced and ll underdrained.
Will -be sold reasonable. Possession given to suit
purchaser. Apply to
Thos. Jones. Exeter.
Notice of By -Law. -
‘ —
A Ily-laW to raise by way of a loun the sum of two
thousand dollars for tthe purpose of building and
furnishing a new 12;011001 house and to authorize the
issue of debentures therefor.
WHEREAS it is necessary to raise the sum of two
thousand dollars for the purpose of building and
furnishing a new wheelhouse; and in order thereto
it will benecessary to issue debentures of the Time -
...tees of the Roman Catholic School for the Section
numbersix in the Township of Stephen for the SUM
Of two thousand dollars payable as herein provided.
AND WHEREAS it will be requisite to raise in
each year during the. currency of such debentures
the several sums berme er set forth.
Therefore the Trtistees of the Itonian Catholic Sep-
arate School for the Section number six in the TONVI1-
ship of Stephen, hereinafter called the Trustees,enact
as follows:-
1. It shall be lawful for m
the Chairman of the said
Trustees, for the -purposes aforesaid, to borrow the
said sum of two tliousaed dollars and to issue de-
bentures of the said trustees to the amount of two
thousand dollars in sures of not less than one bum.
dred dollars each payable in four equal annual inetal-
ments the first instalment to be payable on the fif-
teenth day of December, 1904, the second instalment
to be paya'ble on the fifteenth day a Decanter, 1905,
the third instalment to be payable on the fifteenth
day of December, 1906, and the fourth instalment 011
the fifteenth day of December, 1907, and to bear in-
terest at ti rate not exceeding Beeper cent. pee an-
num, payable yearly, on the fifteenth day of Penni-
bor in each of the years 1904, 19050906 and 190,
2. The said debentures as to principal and ieterest
shall be payable at the Sovereign Bank in the 'Village
of Crediton.
3. It shall be lawful for the Chairman of the said
Trustees and he is hereby authorized and instructed
to sign end issue the said debentures hereby author-
ized to be issned, and to sign elle same and bhe inter-
est coupons attached thereto; and the Secretary of
the said Trustees is hereby authorized and inetructed
to attach the corporate seal Of the said Trustees to
the said debenture, and to sign the said debentures
and the interest eoupops attached thereto.
4. There shall be raised and levied in each of the
years hereinafter set forth oh all the propertyupon
`which the said Trustees have power or authority to
levy rates the following sums fee the payment of the
interest and of the reepectiveiestalments of principal
failing due in each of the said year respectiyely, viz;
Year Sum levied for Sum levied for Total amount
Interest Principal leyied
1904 .$100.00 5500.00 5600.00
1905 75.00 500.00 575.00
1006 50.00 '500.00 550.00
1901 25.00 500,00 525.00
which said sume shell be included in the 4:e11 ectii•0
yearirSeparate School rates imposed by the said
TristeCS for said years. -
a, This By-law shall take effect on the first day of
October ,A. D, 1003.
Dated at the Village of aloont Carmel in, the Town-
ship of Stephen, in the County of ' flume,this th
day of August, A. D. 1003.
ld. J, Tiernan, Joseph Glavin,
Chairman. Secretary,
_ • ^
ASTS FOR SALL
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ttr.dersiffertd has% tiro neattitr titeetat
ease ads et et renle rant, Throe l'stst
e
(Ara an a nate tam01815 Mabtoff theta
.14 r are telualthe mul Tasting than the ordinary
Aleut Eill'Pasa,
81 Waled Iffy!.
1.510 STRAYED.
There *trawl Watt the pr( 884:801 tee utelcrtive
et, ete. 14. O071. 0. St414109. on or oboist Attg. 12111.
sui aged eoW bite. Any prism gising infontatien
that will It.131 to her mem ery Im suitably re-
warded by addressing,
Henry ilebff, Croliton, P.O.
.0.11•PC
maw.
1r/um FOR SAL&
rulersigned is offering for sale his desirable
farm in the Township of Stephen, being Lot
Con. 0, threeluarters of a odic south of Creditor',
There are on the premises a good brick
bank barn, two implementsbeds, Wand IO aems of
od battle -mid bush, and 2 items of orchard. The
farm, fated! fenced and drained, This 14 0510 of the
best fauns hi Stephen township and will he sold
reasonably with easy terms. POISSMSTOU ItiVen to
snit per:baser. For further particulars apply to
111C114EI,
01 Crediton, Oat.
FARM FOR SAUL
The undersigned offers tarsal° on easy terms that
desirable IOU erre farm situated in the Township of
Stephen, being Lot 17, Con. 15. The Cunt is all
cleared, well under drained with tile, and is well
watered:conveniently situated to schael,and is about
three miles from the village Of Dashwood. There
are on the premises a good frame dwelling, first-class
bank barn, driving shed, straw shed, a good YOung
orchard and other conveniences. The land is in a
first-class state of eultivation-in fact it is one of the
best farms in the township. Purchaser can have his
own time in mnking payment. For further particu-
lars apply to the undersigned.
John Schroeder,
01 Dashwood, Ont.
litrieentreay
Miss Agnes Milliken, of the 18th con.,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Tames Virallis,
last week. -Master Way, of Parkhill,
visited' at Mr. T. Stewardson's last
week. -Mrs. Pipher and child, of To-
ronto, areeisiting her sister, MrslWal-
lis, at present.—Miss Carrie E. 'Wilson
returned to London Saturday, where
she will resume her studies with Miss
Steele at the Conservatory a Music. ---
Messrs. Graeres & Leslie bought a
quantity of oak and elm timberduring
the week from Mr. Fleury Shenk. -Mr.
and Mts. ja,ntes and family visited rel-
atives and friends in this vicinity on
Sunday last. -4i -ace church intends
holding their annual Harvest Dinner
on Wednesday evening, Sept. 9th. A
good time expected. -Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert 0, Wilson, of Aurora, III., are ex-
pected here this week on a two weeks'
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Wilson.
neCillUvray
Dientat.--The angel a death has
gain vielted Our midst and carried
away ;mother dour yonng people in
pereon of Mies Maria lIftsseltine
vOungest daughter of Mr. John
Oth eoncesslont the sad event mine
nig ou Aug,. 211t. The young lady,
who had tittained the age of 24 yeare,
was a general favorite with all ehiSS0S
of people, aud her death has cast a
gloom over the whole community.
lifattateatee-St Peter's Cathecheil,
London, the scene a a pretty
wedding on Wednesday morning, Aug.
26th, when ;Ma Daniel Rehder, sou of
Mr. Daniel Reinter, of McGillivray,
WAS milted in marriage to Miss Helen
Markin, datighter of ithe Mor -
kin, a London. The ioteresting eere-
mony was perfornted by the rector,
Rev. Father Aylward, in the presenee
of a large atteudance of reletivta; of the
contracting parties. The bride, who
WS daintily attired, wns assisted by
her sister, Miss Sarah, while the groom
was supported by MaMichael Motkin.
The happy eau* will take up their
residence in London. Mr. Rehder has
many friends here and they all join in
wishing himself and estimable bride
many peat's of happiness.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Mrs. L Hail accompaaied by her son,
Davie, who has been visiting her sis-
ter in Bad Axe, Mich, returned home
Thursday.
Mr. D. M. Stewart general manager
of the Sovereign Bank of Canada, of
Montreal, accompanied by his wife,
spent a few days in town last week,
on business in connection with this
branch of the Bank.
Mr. Eli Cosh, of Gananoque, accom-
panied by his little son, is shaking
bands with old friends in town. Mr.
Cosh is one of the boys of the old
school and reflects with delight on his
boybood days in the old town.
Miss A. Allward, who has made her
home with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ilea -
man, for the past year, left on Thurs-
day late for her old home in Oelwein,
Iowa, where she will in future reside.
During her stay here she has been a
general favorite among the young peo-
ple and Neill be tench missed ha social
circles.
It is reported that Ieussia is sending
troops into Manchuria a t the rate of
1,004) 44 3'•
tong" elm 3 lettabeite wow. Every. saa af man tta 1, „Tat, e , day watt 44 fair teedatettet-A nowt
Hilligelettisde 'was done to relieve eth and the Lorll trikel ft itWay: ' r, , p :a t If! 14 €41 r't ng 11 t e
/Jilt
V. VII estelleend 2itt eleven web -et bo the wine t he Lea:, It ie eer ttoretii&I t-o35:1t4gAttPfM %vett, -ups,
FaMT, rotting his spirit twit- flight f, ate laxity to record the death of Mtn. 'istrs. Karr iota let (1 VU hatrti had new
to the amteen weritl. having attained Waimea, the w. J. ittetiti$ frtialtreof ins,: their
the late ef about le) years. asTeatS4,11 "iH,who thtel mnestetee tem. eell it e t he gew chain pet in tide
masa add WO Of Southend mail eetme. to time, settatar ahte;it she haat stomata --1.1r. V4esley Ilitiettof Mierris-
'WS CO y when quite yocuitte %HAI undergone a eritieel opetecon eat wee ton, who hes halt eh:dying tie -ahem*
1103 ittw.',110A heel? 10F10.1311 vela; He eventi • ' • ; d h • 11 414 (14143" "114
was a men a mutate' stren-gth and ell.
ergy e1441 canal -Rented Twice than the
averitee -tette to neetidug the township
er owe'sa dire and Mre Waddell ; t it limber et yeas, t hated his
tett Higweete 3 tittle eget, 3 :ten. age, broth ..-arat, lizat Ilitiet, the Net weets,
143% 4, 1ately been shit iameti at ahee, I •laZie Einar hat tient noel ft Intl
%Ora tittiatt. In religion he was den totter St. Thine:teed Mrs. Wadded al" I, tete," 14,„8
it Cat 41;F.;," ,30714 4.1 relit/es a *4311110h iNtys gatett Ihelit 4.41310-V1i work iota t;"4"41' '8'14`""'1"
Liliterel. Ile wits tt friend in everV hi visiting, the idea .1t4i3 etteetiy.opei Ara,. (31'1'; P -1%.1"1....111'3F'1211
S*1150 et the %wow and wn,3 r„ood Lind himor 14y 4411 w14;-4 fouri A:v4th. tittl-q)431'g 441Si 4 441111f6it0F, elite works
atti the -110a %tote -tit -tee. G. D.
1111 prilltWISA. lkor gminaintative. il,,,4814, men Z1111. nete kept blasts spreading, and
'no* l"44t VtI"1 RtFluPilIF Santini witi et -atilt; ae. sertiatin next Sun -
on vs Za5 ty the dlitunt Carmel cents.- for dlr. Waddell :old tioatitra
-dee' intoning in retereette tti t he much
theIr hereavemena
Allan. Cram 4 distetteted topie of the deo ei to which
dett is the COril S: th Itt,
• it 8% . -1
, *
ben dhaleark hes etteteet finished Ids
BARED:3.1.0 'a' The Daft ittlinteitil fltotr rralP111. thaw, it its welt suede
Ee %QOM of Del pleyed awl if it Maude the wee -tither. there
dmilikaileatier here tin Teeeitev ter Net win he moaa th- teem- kind in caw
week, that with ana wend village before Moe Sane
witl* the Stare, of Altai CIA:. Sallies: 'G. Lempotatif itate e the Finesta
Morning ganie-Ben Hurst II; Ferri- of Mr. aud DOA. G. Volum on Mole-
hill 3. Batteries-Irwiat inlet Ilarinst1,!day.- \Whop. the winter, was in
Barnes and Barnes. Afternonn town for a few daye last week. -Mass
Ben Hins 0; Sters 4. Betteries-ae-D ot New Ilanduirg, is visit.
twit and Harms; White and Barnes. ' ing her perente. Guielloitatnimni
Dateento-thi Sunday Aug. 80. the ate paintiog the Noel lin front of
grim reaper eisitea the home of aie, Mai, "ankle lote-Our merchants have
and tire. Wm. Cara lot 10. Concession been teeetalli thiplettia or Paellas
thence tho spirit or theiv youugest , very reasonablaetWe hope that work
daughter. Miss Charlotte Isabella at wilt be couunetteed et our sidewalks
the age 441 yeare f* mentos. The this week, 03 their present, eondition
deceased hod been ailing for yeare is very dangerous.--LastThureday was
with stomach trouble hut, was appar. our eivie holiday mid a large umnber
ently well until on)), a few days pane went to Grand Read tospend the day.
ious to her demise. The fettered took , Our bend rendered mime epleutlifi mus -
Place on Tueeday at 2 o'clock. to the itt, Althongh the weather looked
Nairn cemetery and was lamely threatening nearly all day, it did not
tended. mar the sport% The baseball game
between the Otten avid Colts resulted in
&score of 7-4 in favor of the Oxen.
Blake
/lamest is over this vicinity fee The usual other sports were held and
this year und the hem a the thresher some record time was made in the
is 110W heard. -Mee J. Johnston who t tuatehes. The evening was spent in
has been laid up with throat trouble, boatieg, hugging the horses on the
is, we are pleiteed to state, recovering. nu:au-go-round, eta, etc. Everybody
--Miss Douglass has accepted a post- appeared to have enjoyed themselves.
flan tie clerk in Mr. libernwell's store, Diem DittritotT.--The remains a
vaena.-mr. John Thirsk haspureltas- Miss Annie Rader, who died in Detroit
ed a handsome team for his threshing on Monday last, were taken off the
outflt-Mrs. Patterson, of Caro, Mich., train yesterday (Wednesday) at Anse
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Jas. Craig and conveyed to the residence
of Mr. Michael Maze], Lot 7, Conces-
sion 6, Stephen, from which place the
funeral will take place to -day (Thurs-
day) to the Crediton cemetery at 1.30
o'clock. Miss Rader, who was aged 25
years, 1 month and 15 days was 31.
daughter Of the late Philip Rit' der of
Dashwood,and was well aud foam -114y
known for her good qualities through-
out this neighborhood. She had un-
dergone an operation at the hospital
in Detroit for the removal a some in-
ternal trouble, from which she never
rallied. The bereaved friends have the
sympathy of all in their bereavement.
tere' nod lite home nintutier atteitti-
;ince tettifiett to the iiigh esteem hit
W144014 he was held.
Masan
744 Vomiter de attending tit•
minima y openittge Londoth whil
Miss „tuna Mel:item le on the sem
miesion nt Toronto.-3,Ws Lon Moir i
visitleg her etetete Mrs. Joe Casa tet
Toroutet--Mrs. Willson, of Winnipeg,
Matto ie visiting friends; here. -Mise
FMK.. tif Tonawanda. N. Y., i3 3PQ1R1-
lug a few days with friends bet -ea -Mr.
Johnston, et' St, Louie, Mee is 44(84.444.
Ing few slays with his wife, who is
vieith her mother, dIrs. Haute -Will
Moot a who has been visiting at his
itentao here. left. 'Wednesday for Sarnia
to take the heat to Duluth, where IlP
has a posit/one-Mr. 'Weston, or the
tiotereign Batik stint has been trans -
fared to the Zurich branch, while
- 1111141 MacArthur takes los place in the
offiee !*eve. -While working with a
mall Tummy a gasoline a few days
ego NS liter 1 oillips had the ndefortune
to have his left hand somewhat severe.
ly burned. The burns though painful
are not of it daugetons character. -
•Miss Hawkshiew, of Detroit, is the
guest a her sieter, F. C. A.I0D011-
ell.-Mr. John Willis still continuet;
• very wealt.-Rev. Mr. Sorrel and wife
who are home from China on a year's
vacationowe visiting friends in this
section. They passed through all the
dangers a the Boxer rising iota had
everything they possessed destroyed.
-Mervin Brown left Thntsday to at-
tend the Dominion Exhibition. -Miss
Ettie Johnston who has spent the Estelt-Messrs. Nttrutall 8°Yde an
e Arthur Edighoffer intend leaving next
past ta-o years in Detroit. is home on
week for Goderich to attend the Col-
•lin extended visit. -J. E. McDonell legiate.-Mr. Swayze, who had the
left last week for a three months' trip
nusfortnne to break one a his ribs,
to the old country. --W. Moir and ['Site
while working at Brucefield, is, we
are pleased to state, getting along as
well as can be expected. -Ma Stiekley
last week purchased 0 pair of two-year
old fillies from Mr. Wm. elenn,of Clin-
ton, paying the handsome sum of $310
for them.
STEDCE LIGHTED10.-During the
severe electrical storm which passed
over this burgh last week, the barn of
Messrs. Hohner, situated about two
and a half miles from here, was struck
by lightning and burned to the ground
together with the whole season's crop.
Everything was destroyed with the
exception a few implements which
the neighbors managed to get out.
There was some insurance, but the loss
will be considerably above it.
204 East liVilloune and removed from tho Phst weed ant aye helltng them
Seaford*.
Crossley and Hunter, evangelists,
are holding evatgelistic services in
the Methodist church here. -The Sea -
forth Milling Company have leased
Thomas Geegory's grain storehouse in
Wingham and will buy grain in that
town for grinding in their mill here. --
Miss Clem Case left last week for New
York to take a course for professional
nurse in one of the Urge hospitals in
that city. -Mr. john Boehler, who has
been engaged at the Bell engine works
for some tame, has purchased the Do-
minion House in Dublin and intends
removing from here. Mt. It P. Bell,
Stanlvy, takes a position in the
works here. -Mr. J. D, Hinehley in-
tends engaging in the implement busi-
ness with his brothers. -Mr. Stephen
Lamb has disposed of his lumber
yard to Messrs. Cluff & Sons, of the
Seaforth sash and door factory. -Mr.
James Dann hatends openiug a cigar
store in the store adjoining Mr. James
Gillespie harness shop. It will be re-
membered that Mr. Dunn met with an
accident to his leg while acting as
breakman on the G.T.R., and is now
incapacitated front engaging in his for-
mer occupation.
Whalen
Intended for last week:
This part furnitbed its quota of har-
vesters for the great West: Messrs.
Jesse Jacques, G. Duffield, G. Squire,
H. Parkinson, R. Johnston and A.
Hogg, who left on the Harvest Excur-
sion over the G.T.R. on Aug. 18114. -
Apple
-
Apple buyers are canvassing this sec-
tion lately. offering $1 per barrel for
winter apples. --Fall wheat is turning
from 25 to 40 bushels per acre. --On ac-
count of failing health Alfred Gunning
has rented his farm for a term of years
to Mr. A. Knowles.-Thornas
of Lucite, is again working his farm
which has been rerited for five years
to W. Brook. Mr. lainsilad-will move.
back to the farm in the spring and. Mr.
Brook goes to the fa rrn of Mr. Whaley,
10114 concession. Blanshard, which lie
has rentecl.--Miss Bella Sutherland re-
turned horne Sunday, after an exteud-
ed visit at Mr. Jos. Morley's. -Mrs. R.
Jeckell (nee Miss M. J. Morley,) and
children, a Smith's Falls, are visiting
al, her old home here. -Mise Minnie
Morley retorned Monday from a
week's visit in Sarnia—Miss Kate Mc-
Laughlin, who has been spending het
va cation here, has left to reatme her
duties as teacher at Regina.
left Thursday for Toronto and will re -
1814411 during the exhibition. -Our
Band drove to Clinton on Thursday
and attended the open air concert in
the evening, enlivening the proceed-
ing with some choiee seleetions. They
repore a good time.
DIED IN Loittooto-A sad death took
place at Victoria Hospital, London, on
Steaday, when Mrs. Huldah Waddell,
beloved wife of Rev. Waddell, of Shed-
den, formerly pastor of the Methodist
church here, passed away. Mrs. Wad-
dell had not been feeling well for some
time and it was deemed advisable that
she should be removed to the hospital,
where she was obliged to undergo a
very critital operation which was pro-
nounced a saccesa but she suddenly
took a change for the worse and in a
few hours the curtain was rung down
and the vital cord snapped. The late
Mrs. Waddell was a daughter of Mrs.
end Mrs. Geo. Miller, of London and
bad attained the age of 87 years.' Din-
ing her stay here she made many warm
friends who will learn with deep re-
gret of her death. The remains were
brought to Exeter by train on Tuesday
morning, the interment taking at the
cemetery. Mucb sympathy isexterided
to the bererved and sorrowing ones.
DEATH. -From week to week we
have recorded the condition of Mr.
Richard Warring's health, but this
week we are called upon to pen his
death, which sad event occurred on
Fridley, Aug. 21st, at the ripe old age
of 86 years, 7 months, 18 days. The
deceased was born in England and
when he emigrated to this country
settled near Oshewa. He resided there
for some time and then moved to Hay,
where he resided until coming to Hen -
sail, where he lived for some years.
He was a man of ardent desires, strong
bluot and opinionated, it WAS almost
impossible to turn him from any course
which he choose to adopt. Like all
aged people he lived in the past and
loved to dvvell on the way things were
done in England, when he resided
there. He was a member of the Meth-
odist church and took much interest in
its prosperity. In politics he was a
staunch Conservative. He leaves to
mourn his demise his aged widow and
two daughters, who have the sympa-
thy of the corn in nity in their sad be-
reavement. The fuueral took place on
Monday afternoon to Heusi& Itnion
cemetery.
Mr. A. A2Mahaffy has been nomin-
ated for the Legislature by the Collier-
vatives of Muskoka.
Zurich
Messrs. Bauer and Brickner have re'
turned to Tavistock, after a pleasant
visit here. -After a few days' visit with
friends here Master Gorden. Roedding
has returned to his bottle in Tilson burg.
-Mrs. Adana Faust, who was visiting
friends in Michigan for the past month
has returned. home. -Mr. W. Bender
has purchased the barbering business
from Mr. Hamacher and has installed
a new artist in the person of Mr. Ed.
McPhee, of Parkhill. We wish Mr.
Bender all kinds of success. -Dr. Viral -
lade, who has had charge of Dr. Bu-
chanat's practice during his absence,
has returned to his home in Orange-
ville. While here he gave entire sat-
isfaction and made nattily friends. -
Mr. John Duatart left for Stratford
and. Berlin last week to visit, friends
and consult an eye specialist He has
been tronbled with an affection of the
optic nerve for some time past. We
trust he will be much benefitted by his
trip. -Mr. Irwin Motter, who has been
laid up through sickness for some time
past, at, his home in Dashwood, has
sufficiently recovered as to be able to
resume his duties as tinsmith in C.
Hartleib's store. --Miss Allie Schnell
has accepted a position in the -Domin-
ion house. ---Mr. Chas. Sclaoemacber
who has pnrchasecl a hotel at Parkhill,
will take possession a it on Septem-
ber 15. Mr. Schoemaker is one of the
genie', hail -fellow -well -met kind, and
will increase the patronage of any
house with which he has to do. We
regret to lose such good citizens but
wish them every success in their new
home, --During the electrical storm
which passed over this villaee one ev-
enine last week two horses, belongiog
to Mr. P. Sipple and L. V. Bachand
were struck and killed by ligbtniog.
DIED IN Lotman-There passed
away at Victoria tiospital,London, on
Saturday night one of Stephen town-
ship's most respected farmers, in the
person of Mr. Thomas H. Lamport, of
Concession 15. Mr. Lamport bas been
suffering for some time with a cancer,
and a few days ago decided to under-
go an operation at the hospital. The -
operation was performed which seem-
ed to be successful, but Providence
willed it otherwise and thus another
life has been brought to a close. De-
ceased bad reached the age of 56 years.
Ile was always a hard worker, a man
of steady and sterling principles and a
consistent member of the Methodist
church, and his death will be deeply
felt not only in the community where
he lived. but through the coentry, for
wherever he went be made many
friends. His remains passed through
the village on Monday to his late resi-
dence, from whence the funeral took
place to the Grand. Bend cemetery.
We extend our sympathiesto the be-
reaved family and friends.
MARRIAGES.
DEW -ANC -LESS -In Langdon, N. Da-
kota, on Aug. 25th, by Rev. W. B.
Marsh, Mr. Frank Dew, formerly of
Ushorne tp., to Miss Flora May Ang-
les%
PICICLE.-HIG SINS. -In Denfield, ell
Monday, Aug. 31, Mr. Robt, Pickle,
to Miss Eliza Higgins, both of Exe-
ter.
DEATHS
RADlillt-ID Detroit, Mich., on Aug-.
81st, Annie Rader, daughter of the
late Philip Rader, Daehwood, aged
25 years, 1 month, 15 days.
Ceare-In East Willianas, on Aug. 30,
Charlotte Isabella, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mr. William Carr,
41 years, 5 months.
WADDELL-A1 Victoei a Hospital, Lon-
don, on Aug. 30, Mrs. Hnidah Wad-
dell, beloved wife of Rev. W.
Waddell, of Shedden, aged 37 years,