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EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 1903„
ERS ' CBBEO Prop's
The SOVEREIGN BANK uf Canada
Read 43110e---TorlON;f0, Ete^utive e :`wnatEAT.,
Special Attention to Vartnersliusmess
We wisk; to direet"the attention of fucnrcrs to the
eseeptionol advantages offered by or SIlvinzs Ennis
IDOPartinc14.
No May in depositiog or withdrawing fools.
Brandies la ninon County at----
xeter. Crediton, Dashwood. Zurich lien
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aid' and C/inton.
F. E. Kant, Manage.; r.oaor Diantb I
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0 't Zile"
wine5s
10 per cent. ()frau• Ma's and Boys' Matting.
A big shave If km, ote,tipinAtifas 11143144 ta 1;ite 29 per vent. r•.:-• thou real -
War palates. This means on lour 1)14's WE* win girt* ytnt ra'g. altar :1:,12.:74 'Init.:for.:
te44 *u lib go -ereziely hoirewort",for :ti',1./slY,' i3I iLy:t1.111a4 13,11, -Ing 14 alligtit
their pockets; 1 411kte41 oat wjitil ictaIN 11 laga,r,artf4"'',1 ' 1.-Htjtil.a,r'l L. t not phare.
84,0; SKIN for *.$4,129; for $7.54I $3.419 foe SW); tie* 1748110"' tfatta '
tari CM have lO taw melt. taken off 0411' preSent prices for you,
10 per cent off u11 Boots and Shoes =Fair Days.
Thaw tootle oto hktugatt for cash antl nre morked at cash priecs. veld Zbir
woo
Off the !ed. !lakes we wig give yon Stirnight 10 per cent. Onir httettki and r,
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EXETER GRIST ELL ... J. Dryadzile 4i,11C1 daughter, ' Old Huron's
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ims4 Annual, 3u,* 1,4nra Horner ar4
'Miss Serail Troyer, ;Wended the To pritolf !
ronto Exhibitieo hist week.--. Fall ap-1
plo Oi(Aing haa limn% Tihcrop is • , 1 I
t 1
AlthY a fair one Inti. prie,s are good,- E
Roma. catholic SErntrate School No. ,
L Stailley. is in coucae of construction. ETER 0
rt is to be a bola with basement ein-
dee-----The t; 11-tiat.s of our school have I
again eizgewal Miss Bella Thompson,
Sone of a Live Lulu
n(tergoine repoirs, makto it one
of the 'Moat no -to -date Mille in
illentOrti entairlo.
EPT CDS 13 2
of' al3lake, as teaaher for next. year. PriZe List and informrition can lie -,evon ed
Floso:e Slanimory, the „
presept tear": •r, retiree at the end of 40A111 47:40501-4 Preskieut
The se-zsn s now upon us which the year.- ..1r. John Brissou has
arouses renewed interest in that par- proved the ro-;Frar.ie'rif bis.hritel pro- —
tienlar class of aurnintienering which, perty by ift? EL'arit Tile bending
comes 11-3131e nearc St to the treer tO tookR uke 1.3.tv reileeterninni credit
agricolterraliats. the finial hand/hie- of, on the proprieOr trloo did the 33xtiStie
the grain tirat has so rainitaantir re- wort.,
warded the farmer this suaaan for his
irt inn% ik•Catire it its shipped 8W1.y in the
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door liana tie:U*1W Ilatallni". :4, 'a. 11:sik to the , 11 „a1:14:417,1)1,141.777-1IelP
forof *natal' tql pI
rint of ra PI,' Ng
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fhoaar mitts her, . a.... ir,,3.!T; 4""
ittrit4 trttliranY /0) tlt,.." A iblV11;.`Virt; :11 this 4
,iiinytitre in the canira-e of tie oaoreo ihnorei. t. alwer lO wlio leas
of lag t be votive: s eetries thiti 111' ta1a- t:aa' O't " 3311'W
t°1v.,.n "la vieinitY 1)00:Hotly le•fore ;ts tir ••,4, • ;tit 111 lU 1le,
*1 (1 may 1131 if r.r 1.33713e. , • 711R 1:4-titi';*
11 the flistittltion lir 41311-:4 uflnre,efiln W1111 " 1• ;1 .6 '41111,411".44
3.•::11"1 Mora' iivcdy eceri art thA•3 iCvivit•31. 1-531311,0*.
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ticejKiy ,st ;0.14 krEptpt, 31L t161,11,
tin:It-di al irt1P/31r f•st 14h:ei - gr.
1:3117eIrt„e's".1?" !I4t1;•,r2.11341;ti:esiEe i421141141;:"
ticavy !clads 1.; glen. atm took; I.1 ; ai°1 1 &Thi-. rootlet: -
their Irletione leiralen tnthi• revel). 1ifoli Wit% t ;013111eheri _
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flU °sfloriiTy
he
Seeretory,
A- DYER Exeter
sales and
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hUs , We, :,11e y al .4.;•41-84 4 gr,301 3elioW
In this, os inast all other bronehes as V:F44. E431 -,t.
indnotrr. Iry solOstent liiiiirog I MAK% Mill ",nts7i r,xti ,-,;(141 Zt host
continatany. elorgarte 41111 With the t fzionita...101 WI 11:01 10
NiltisoN ealtritot he beaten fin tOm ado for weer. %WHO. style or tit„ The mekers W ft411arla egiCa inns bet the people Myth Z14 11:1. trnatoorthy
Conr,ta If. Metal, tnevia Weation Coo Toronto; eheteau,(Oliel efoWnoame,
1,11411npati141;
Uca &u84,41aa ("co„„ Hart Wen; laid (Oen nettzets. DC Y YOr
Ifths t JON' DAY AND SAVE minx.
Reracauber you can buy tile Ally lAtest in Dress Goolls
this one of our specialties. Lot. -1• of bargains
Culokls on lair Days,
POPLiESTONE & OF1/3DI4ER,
Oue dour north a Post o
the Owe's 14 Inta,,png 41.qpir kas Wink .14.111Alit 13014 '11a an moral+, tatizen.
redzielit 1'4 s 1 nitetir. Wt. w)sk amar saairizt ies:d illkhols
:Venom Harvey ilitrasatt'' thor,311grh1y Snee,,,s4. X21. 1. lta-trell Imo wane to"
mwa4e Iko their liusinese interests tand Myth to bits him tolee Oalta11.
ttailizahaet the 1811I118*of keeping Heyreilde 11 1t41 hie form tillut,
Paco with the tithis. for aoine weeks g 11 Th1#11 1MI.M R* 4i}. now
DreSS the Mal hAS 1111.en gala, 41118.8 (UV 1 0. puteniasen 9ianivkil nteVi 314411 WI Credit011
penis and for the adtlititai of those mud- 41e ard tr..lre1's ion of Ilay tool %sill
ern maehines, whieh coalition:Mu move thete obatot the let of Nu:vend:or. Rev. Samuel La'**n. of eat .1. Mitilvo
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DON"T FORGET we make a sper-ialty
Spectacle FittinL.
FITTON.
OPPLEY, NOYES 4: RANDALL'S
Reatlyattew tsar (quilting for Men and rin
f tnriBY Wtt LOAN.
We bass, arithnitcall privato fun,' for In -
1141I Great cr. yilingu )roportY,
f'.117.1,33t raft u et interest
111eR903's fri; f"AntaNn,
.131arriators.oto., Rector.,
11,/tiNEY 'At LOAN
rrhmo Iambi to 11,13: at 1.3we"..Ir1t ltiotereq,
Mud!, to
"r*E-V 1t,l4l ZENeer
/ INfir TO WAN.
Wo have alar,te amount privato falnits 103n
tirsu nrid %Map praperiss At NW ran a inter.
411.ADMAN;',3STANEVILY,
a.. Forum tha
1?42t241 TO RENT.
tOrltenvat In the 'tinily of Exeter. (1004 frame
bouse and two barns ou the pronise% alSD41good or-
chard :rid a good eupply of water All Abe )ear round.
Immediate pausettsion gien for fall work. For fur.
titer partisulans applv tO Rexll., Ilv P. 0.
CEDAR POSTS POlt SALE.
The undersigned has' a large number of first-class
redar posts for sale at ti cents each. Thema frosts
were grown on a rocky island thus making them
much moreyaluable and lasting than the ordinary
mast. Josern BRINNXI,
ale Grand fluid.
pto STRAYED.
There straYed Duna the premises& the Undersign.
ed, Lot 1,1, Com 6, Stephen, on or about Aug. 196,
an aged sow -white. Any mean giving information
that Win hati to her movers will be suitably re.
warded by addressing,
Ilenry Crediton,
ARM FOR soma
The undersigned is offering for sale hie desireable
• 100 acre /arm rn the Township of Stephen, being Lot
7, Con. 0, three-quarters of a mile south of Crediton,
There are on the premises a good brick dwelling,
bank barn, two implementsheds, about 10 acres of
good hardwood bush, and 0 acres of orchard. The
farm is well enced and drained. Thi* is one of the
best farms in Stephen toWnship and will be sold
reasonably with easy terms. Possession given to
suit purchaser. For further particulars apply to
MICHAEL HERTZEL,
01 Crediton, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms that
desirable 100 erre farm situated in the Township of
Stephen, being Lot 17, Con. farm 1* The faris .all
cleared, well under drained with tile, and is well
watered; conveniently situated to school,and is about
three miles from the village of Dashwood. There
are on the premises a good frame dwellin,„,,, first-class
bank barn, driving -shed, straw shed, iv good. young
orchard and other eonvenienees. The land' is in a
first-class state of cultivation -in fact it Is one of the
best farms in the townshils. Purchaser can havehis
own time in making payment. For further particu-
lars apply to the- underaigned. '
John Schroeder,
Dashwood,,Ont.
Notice to -Creditors.
,
In the matter of the Eitate of Tobias
Fahner,' late of the Township of
-Stephen, in the County of Hakim -
Gen tleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Revis-
ed Statutes of °aerie, 1807, chapter 12q, that all
creditors anti others having claims against *lie estate
of the•said Tobias Rohner, who died on or about the
First day of June, A. D. awn, are requiredon or be-
fore the First day of November, A. 11 1003, to send
bypost, prepaid, or deliver to Henry Hilber and
‘Charles Brown, Crediton 1'. 0., Ont., the Executors
of the last will and testament of the said deceased,
their christian names and surnames, addresses and
descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, the
statement of their accounts and the nature of the
securitie% if any, held by -them.
And further take notice, that after snail last men-
tioned' date the said executors will proceed to did -
tribute the assets of the deceased, among the parties
entitled thereto, .having regard only to the claims of
whieh,they shall then have notice, and that the said
executors will not be'liable for the said assets, or any
partthereof to any person'oi persona of whose claim
notice shall not have been received by them at the
time of such distribrition, „
. , }IRbTIY RILBER,
CHARLES BROWN
Dickson* Carling, Solicitors for Executors of the
Jest will and testament of the said 'robins Palmer
deceased. • : •
Datedthe 15t1) day of September, 1903.
ma REVISION
STEPHEN
oa 7o ishrzeloy14“ will ire Itch
smut to Tho Ontario kdi 1 bt Act. by Ifi
mous the Judge elate County 0-1the t'outt
°Maw, at Ore
la
Town Hall, Crediton, on
Thursday, October 1st,nA
---- wood each year, thus enlarging the
vith the previoriely well -equip I* We Aden:and 31r. 'Meek intende to has beers 1, Width.... foends ha the village
et. get tat Maki. 3 MOM Ha. . I MOP tO 1- :';• t11 regthv. Ilia* pa.t wee%.- Mrs Kt eg. of Citeslev.
ler the ri killful managetneut of al IN J. ‘ -.op- spent SillitiolV OW RHI•SI, of Mr. and
iloint.s, millwright of Wnodstork, the 311-e. Oottlieft Rrown.-Me. Daniel tte...
work has heen vompleted anti the re.. Zurich titeleher and Mise 'Jule Oestreicher
suit is that Messt v. IlitinTY B1,09. now ;VI:. .\1.'. *u.. Sro, ints had ido Week A are visiting hoe. and Mrs.J.A.s-quantt
have one of the trest trq &mod skm] Illtslyin41111141, illat It IS 110W Ilutleh 101- int St. Jaeolli.- Mr. fienlette Mantle hoe
nioet modern mills in the promo... In . L_.,
proved in appearanee.-3tr. ..enuetunk-, moved into hie new d*velling.---31r.
addition to the many otlpe improve. er andfauttly kft iln Toesdv for their; Henry Sweitzer has reeeived a carload
ments a now tomer and a most modern , future Otto. of business. On Wednes, ;of coal to be used to ron the maebinery
chopper have been installed Mid BOW day evening Of last week. a number of lot' his grist mill. -311.. Christian FlImer
.verything is in shipethare. frier ' - ethered 'd their home and en. if left for Manitoba en Tuesday with a
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The brand of none, the ont-put of ,.lte;,t.-ii themselves in tipping the light view of taking up land if he rin1 find
this mill.has long been making a mark " fontaso. - Nte till a late hour When ail grantable property. -Miss Mabel (lowly,
for itself In the Dominion, and also departed wishing Mr. and Mr.,. Shoe. , of Datrott, ie spending her bolida •
Enropean markets, and the establish. maker every happiness in tb'eir new I with her parents Mr. and MM. 0.. .
nient is a. great benefit to the town and bootee -31r. and Mrs. M. Zeller have ," Hinter...eft. large nomber from here
surrounding country generally. 'The both been quite ill, but we are pleased , took in the London Fair this week,
mill constimes a large quantity of to be able to state that they are rapid- , Our liveryman, 31r, Ct, Wolfe, had
ly recovering. ---Quite a number from i special basses on the route for the ac -
here are attending London Fair this ; commodation of pa5sengers.-31r. W.
week. ---4.1.t. the Lawn Fete and Creaut i Fri tZ has bought .a handsome horse
social held on Tuesday week 311s. Rau i and. mikado. --Miss Clara Haist i
• At 10 o'clock a. m.
To hear and determine the several emnplairds of
CITOIlliarttl omissions in tile Voters' List of the mull.
lelpality of tire townyhip of Stephen for 1933.
Ail persons having business at the court are requir-
ed to attcuil at the said time andplare.
IL EILI1E11,
Clerk et Stephei
Dated, Sept. Oth, 1003.
3refin1ivr ay
Walter Varley has purchased a oew
driver,. -Miss Dickson, of Brinsley,
bas returned from her week's visit to
Toronto. -3. Dorman, 7th con., is still
tillable to use MS sore hand„ -Mr. and
3Rss Rigney, have returned to Port
Eturon, after a "pleasant visit here
with their aunt, Miss Mary McNaugh-
ton. -Quite a number from this town.
shm are spending the week at London
Exhibition. -J. G. Gilbert, 8th con.,
left on Monday for London, where he
will attend the Medical School. --Isaac
Dorman, son of Mr. J. Dorman, 7111
con., left Saturday to attend the Wood-
stock Baptist College. -Miss Moore, of
turned frorn a, three months' trip to elevators. Meanwhile the grain rails
market for t. class of wood that is not
suitable for domestic pueposee. When
running to its full capacity they 'will
require about 900 bushels doily et. a to-
tal for the year of about 281,700 bushels,
A large amount of course groin is also
purchased and in g•rinding up such
quantities of wheat the lion is able to
supply large local trade witlt bran
and tuber mill osrm, whieh is an ad-
vantage to them as well as to the farm-
ing community. It hardly seems ne-
cessary to refer in detail to the inner
life of the mill. From the time_of en-
tering the scene of activity hupresses
itself upon the mind. .A.ctive, cheer-
ful and intelligent operatives are in
charge awl on every hand an air of er-
nest endeavor on the part of all hands
to forward the interests of the estab-
lishment and to oblige the public.
reigns supreme. The grain isreceived
upon a scale of the most approved pat-
tern and after being classified it sinks
out of sight, only, 'however, to be hur-
ried off by the endless carriers to its
Winnipeg Man who has ust re- own partioubir corner in the spacious
Scotland, is the guestof her aunt, grs. on front the elevator into the mill pro -
R. Tweddle, • 7th. con. -The World's Per and passes through several clean -
Fair, at West McGillivray, on Oct. o mg machines, thence into the rolls,
promises to he up its usual high stand- getting a lively move on from first to
last through breakers and monberless
purifiers. Then entering the new six -
sectioned controllable swing sifter it
next passes into the also new Diaver
Scroll machine for finishing, and final-
ly, bearing noonarks which may have
started with iton its mad career, it pours
forth in a stream of clear, white and
bee utifulflour of ireeproaeli able quality
and finds a lodgement in barrels which
are then shipped off to near. or. distant
markets. An important branch of the
business is the extensive gnisting and
chopping operatiops.carried on there.
In this department the firm excels,
and to this branch they ;desire to call
the attention of the farming commun-
ity in this section, the residents Of
which can rely upon prompt', courteous
and liberal dealings in this respect.
This reference -to the Exeter Flour-
ing.Mills suffices to give a general view
of its operations andto call the atten-
tion of the ADVOCATE %peados to .the
fact of its existence, andof the. inten-
tion of its worthy proprietors.. o
ard. A grand concert will be given
in the town hall on the evening of
show day.
Ansa Craig
John McNeil has again engeged with
S. Gillies & Sons as head sawyer. -
Miss Fletcher, of Glencoe, arrived in
town last week and has charge of 11
Cobbledick's millinery department.
Miis Maud Dorman, daughter of coun-
cillor D. Denman, of McGillivray, has
accepted a position as clerk in S. 'H.
McKey's store. -A few clays ago as
Delmer, youngest son of A. J. Clark,
wasplaying nn a pile of the old 'limber
at the side of Morgan's grocery, he slip-
pedand fell OH a rusty nail which en-
tered his cheek, inflicting a nasty
wound which bled profusely. -Another
change has taken place in the firm of
Hay & Co., millers, of this village. Mr.
McOahill, of Forest, who has been a
merober of -the firm since last year,
has retired, leaving W. 0. Hay and
Wm. Easton sole • proprietors. -Mr.
John Glenn is recovering from the ef-
fects of his recent accident. -Mrs.
Toole still ern -abides very ill. We
hope for her speedy recovery. --Mr.. E.
Nablo is on a • visit to his brother At
Fort. Wayne, Ind.
,
KILLED IN Dsguorr.-The Detroit
Journal of 'Friday contains the follow-
ing sad Oarticulors of the death of a
former well-known ything man of this
McGillivray, Council ,
Council Ilia pursuant to adjouru
ment in Town -Hall, McGillivray. Sept.
7. Present, M.111illet, reeve; D. Dor-
than, A. H. Hodgins, J. McGregor and
W. Mavvson, councillors. Minutes of
lest meeting read, approved of and
signed. Hodgi n s-Dorni an - th a t By-
Law,No. 7, of 1903; levying the several
rates on the assessed property of this
plece:--"john Smith, aged 40, a Michi-
gan Central fireman,- was struck by' an township, vizi, Two and five -tenth mills
for township purposes, one .and eight -
engine while at work at tlie Bay 0it3i tenth mills for county purposes, and
Junction at an early hour this morn- one and three -tenth mills for general
ing"and severely hurt. He was hmught grants from supporters , of public
into the Michigan depot at 7.20 and
Beyd'sambulance took hint to the Semi- schools, all on the clollareis read a first
rthd.second-time be,no tv read a third
tarinni. He died of his iniaries and of time and passed.-COrtiol. -Dorman--
shock at about 8 o'clock. Smith was Htidgins---that accounts, amounting
probably standing on the track and to.$42103a,- ao paid. okaawson
did not know the train was approach- ima That .coonaii adjourn to meet in
ing until it,loomed out of the fog and the Town Hall, the first Monday. in
rushed upon him. • Smith lived at• 851
Campbell ayenue, and was unmarried." October at -One o'citlek- P`111, -Carried.
• • INTM. A.SER Clerk
held the lucky number winch drew toe
bag of floor, aud Mr. Leo Foster cap-
tured the pet lamb. Sverything was
satisfactory and go0(1 time was bad
by all present. The proceeds amount-
ed. to About $100.
.114nmen.----The Lutheran parsonege
was the scene of an interesting event
on Monday evening, Sept. 7th, when
Mr. Frederick Demuth and Mrs. John
Schafer were joined in the holy bonds
of matrimony. The ceremony was
performed by the pastor, Rev. E.
Schnelke. Mr. and Mrs. Demuth are
both well-known residents of Zurich
and their many friends wish them a
prosperous journey through life.
DIED DETROIT. -•Our -many read-
ers will learn with extreme regret of
the demise of Mrs. Anthon Valentine,
mother of Father Valentine, who for
a number of years had been the be-
loved pastor of St. Boniface Catholic
congregation of this town. Mrs. Val-
entiue at the time of her death resided
with her husband at 330 Holcomb Ave.,
Detroit, both being up to about six
months ago, much respected residents
of Zurich. The deceased lady had
been ailing more or less while here,
and her death as above stated, which
took place on Friday. Sept 4th, was no
doubt the result of the malady from
which she was then suffering. Much
sympathy is expressed for her aged Robert Buchanan, 13.A., one of our
partner in life, as well as for the fam- Hensel'. boys who has graduated at
ily, more particularly for her son, Auburn Theological Seminary is home
Father Valentine, who is 'Still in St. on a visit. Ile occupied the pulpit in
Joseph's Hospital, London. We are the Carmel church on Sunday preach -
pleased to note in connection with this ;rig very interesting sermons. -Mr. T.
sad announcement that tlaeReV. Fath- Murdock disposed of his horse, King
er is improving 'rapidly in health and Stauton, last week to a couple of
will soon be able to leave the Hospital horse fanciers from near Lucknow.-
where he baehlaw spent upwards of a Mr. Geo. Trott and his able assistant,
Walter Lancaster, have moved their
year.
(From Another Source) . portable pheto gallery to Thedford,
Oa L. Shoemaker, late proprietor of where they will spend a month. -Mrs.
the Dozninion HOuse here, moved to McLean, who has been residing in Sea -
Parkhill Tuesday. • He and his family forth for a time, intends returning to
take possession of the Powell House 'Hensel' shortly. Her daughter; Miss
there this week, -Miss Tena Hartung Mabel, of Winnipeg, Man., is home on.
is visiting in St.. Thorims..--Bills are a visit. -Rev. C. A. Gunne, of Clinton,
out announcing a grand concert Fair will preach Harvest Thanksgiving see -
night. -Chas. Carlo, of Exeter, called mont, in St. Paul's church, ohnohSausnbcteyn,
on friends in toWn Sunday. -Mies Oct. -Mo Bert Fowler,
Nora 0reb left last Friday morning to carry% -g on a merchant tailoring busi-
visitin Milverton. While there she ness in our village .for the past year
will Akita& as bridesmaid at her cells- has purchased Mr. J. P. Wells' stock
wedding. -Mrs. Plant (nee Miss of hats and caps and moved into Mr.
Katie Liphardt) of Detroit, and Miss Wells' old. stand the beginning of the
Ma' Coo, of Hensel% visited their week., Mr. Fowler is a first class cut -
aunt, Mrs. Fred Rummel Over Sunday. ter and Merchant tailor, and since en-
-T. B. Kelly is spending a couple of tering lonsiness in Hensel', has worked
weeks 'at Stouffville visiting his moth- up a large trade, which he is justly
er and sister. On his return he will proud off.
take in London Fair. -The milliners
have -returned to town. Miss Ross, of
St: Marys, is taking charge of J. E. Kirkt"
Merner's shop; Miss Gibson, of Blyth, Womoro.-A quiet but very pretty
at D. S. Faust's and Miss Handford, of wedding was solemnized at the home
Centralia, comes back to J. Preeter's. of Mrs. Kirk, on Tuesday,. Sept. 8th,
-Among those who are taking in Lon- when her daughter, Miss • Christena,
don Fair this week are the Misses Eth- became the happy bride of Mr. George
el Williams and Lovina Deichert and Rutherford; of Kirkton. At 11 o'clock
S. E. Faust. -Geo. Campbell; of Slab,- a.m. as old Sol danced with joy, at
town, Was in town ModdaY evening.- beho'ldiug the fair and lovely bride,
Miss ClardBochanan left on Tuesday, she stepped forth, draped in a hand -
morning for Toronto. -J. Itickbeih C. sorne costume of cream silk and trim-
Hartleib and Sol. Hardy left Tuesday ea with applique, and took her place
nig It for Al ert beside the groom. The officiating min -
learning the dress -making with the
Sliases YUttrig and Tieniam-Our Trus•
tees have had the sidewalk ou the
north side of main street torn up
ready for the laying of the 'concrete
walks. They lotee also passed a by-
law probibiting horses and cattle to
run at "Iwo within the village under a
penalty of it Inc and impounding of
the stock.
BIRTHDAY Parerr.-The family of
Mr. G. Eilber met at his residence
last Tuesday evening in honor of his
80th birthday, A nicely worded ad-
dress was read after which he was pre-
sented with a beautiful gold watch.
Mr. Eilber was taken coinpletely by
stwerise and made a touching reply.
He is still bale and hearty and is a
great deal more active in out door
work than many who are years young-
er. He informed your correspondent
that he remembered his great grand-
father who lived until the age of 105;
his grandfather died at 99 years and
his father lived to 81 From present
indications prospects are bright that
Mr. Eilber will reach the average of
his forefathers. We extend congratu-
lations and trust Mr. Eilber will enjoy
good health for many years to come.
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'36 sprveil to the immediate friends
and relatives of the brido altd groont.
Dinner ever. the hid *donned a hand-
some travelling suit of lot tem. tun_
•itotit trintintal whit laohl,attal with
the gloom was driven to 'Mitchell,
wlui.. they took the afternoon train
for Tt tido to:Tend t heir honey ntoon.
Tin., bride is one of one portlier 'Negev
latliee and to gaze at the magnificent
may of pwsents, it, waq evident she
unaltered her friends as many. The
gloom is also au exemplary young
man and highly esteemed and their
many friends Join inwishing them a
life of peave anti bimpita.69.
Stanley
Wm. Baird loft a. few days ago to
take np work in the Teehnicol School
in Toronto, where be has securedit po-
sition, -Ree. E. C. Searle, wife and
daughtee, of t %inn, are visiting friends
in and around here. They are return-
ed missionaries and are home ou an
extended visit of eighteen months.
We are pleased to see 31r. Nelson Keys
out taking a constitutional drive, af-
ter a confinement of two months in
the house with a broken leg.
PRETTY WEDDING. -One of tbose
pleasing events which always creates
a flutter of excitement among the fair
sex, took place at the commodious
dwelling of Mr. Chas. Johnstone on
Wednesday. Sept. 2nd, when his niece,
Miss Jane Yohnstone, became the hap-
py bride of 31r. Charles McKinnon.
At high noon the bride and groom en-
tered the parlor and took their places
under a beautifully decorated arch,
where the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr, Snell, of Bayfield, assist-
ed by Rev. E. O. Searle, of China, (un-
cle of the bride.) The bride was grace-
fully cowned in white organdie and
carried a beautiful bouquet of white
asters. She was assisted. by Miss Isa
Johnstone, of Lucknow, who was
handsomely attired in cream brillian-
tene, and presented a striking appear-
ance. The groom was ably supported
by his brother, Mr. McKinnon, of
Owen Sound. Immediately after the
ceremony was performed and the hap-
py couple heartily congratulated all
repaired to the dining room where a
bountiful repast was served. Gowned
in a beautiful costuine of nave blue,
the bride left with her husband amid
showers of rice, on a honeymoon trip
to Toronto. On their return they will
reside 3m Lucknow. The esteem in
which thebrideis held was manifested
by the numerous presents which was
bestowed upon her. Lucknow gets one
of Stanley's fairest daughters, • and we
coinrnepd her to the town in which
she has 'cast her lot.- They take with
them Stanley's •best: wishes for a life
of,happiness together.
BIRTHS.
ANDREW -At Zion--* ITSbOrne--on the
Sept. 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Andrew, a daughter. -
Coox.-In Hensel], on Sept. 7, to Mr.
and Mrs. Conley Cook, a- darighter,
Hanny-At 'West MeGillivray, on
Sept .6, to Mrand' Mrs. John Hardy,
asoo
MARRIAGES.
RTITHERFoRD---KIRI_C-In KirktOn, on
Sept. 8, by Rev. Mr. Fletcher Mr.
Geo. L. Rutherford, to Miss Chris-
tine Kirk, both of Kirlaton.
Inortnie--MAHAYPY-In flibbert, on
Sept. 9, at the residence of the beide's
parents, by Rev. John Henderson,
Mr. Ron*. Norris, of Seattle, Wash.,
to Miss Mary, daughter of Mt. John
Mahaffey,
SMART-- WATSON -In the Church of
the Sacred Heart, Parkhill, by Rev.
D. A. McRae, on Sept. 9, Ho Smart,
of Hamilton, to Miss Mary Jane
Watson, of Parkhill.