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The Exeter Times, 1877-9-13, Page 8,$ VirallPapert— Claoic4 asaertmeut,Ent,, 65, . We ere,,sorry" that ' `vas ail attlged ioi by colate e . the club here L . and t now. tact, hut, as tur" to steed, by- es and scores kept, ay ,'hors," Broderick and Tuesday last, for iitend making Window mind's Glaze.,, Green and Figared, prett ..q Bails ,4111, Is sarietie or Base, Tr atter and -rubber ball arietiese--au prices3. traior.vsAty G RI G`O, lastly.. STATIONER EXETER LOCAL. amity left 'T.aondon, their future Bra .,zona.--- eeterday, Mr. J. West— cots ef Usborue, brought into Exeter, one bundled bushels of wheat as one load, for which :Bissett Bros. gave him over $1.25, Tile Witmer C cee,--Many farmers NT this fell are sowing doable the quaetity of wheaat they did last ar.d previous years. Ae au instance of the success of the wheat crop, iu C'rtborne township,'a farmer sheenier day offered ou themar• kale one theusau1d bueltele of fall wheat. I't rsoNar.,--•Thr. `!'ookey, advertising gent for the G. W. R., gave onr town a dying vie it on Tuesday last, attd spt ake Mindy of it. Ile accorded Mr. Deno - hue. elite bee charge of the station atm tate in Mr. Hayden's ,ala tinea matte) Il4a Times may be Fattti for 5 ('ts. rne'•eepy lkl,i'p.txafjrug44's and J.(2rig s ll'uuk itpres i Tux if any iueral as ,Masts tad. 1, t . -t'� • tett read, 14t him z t cote aero . , YE' l triworking try a � 1' ) s w rkt a the t- t way e1 Q A for a h praise t" the �l'a�ziai'cut of Adyw'rti-irag > ti i;avta forthco ,zing exeurei„n, t away a ashen dress pattern. `ste Exe. =wee -1.116 jouraa:tl, ptab• Iii ur:. A0AiN.- A. 0. Reidelie Cana- dian athlete, arrived home from .is tont on Tnetday lata, Ile leas had a mos;, success fur season : me e.---•Ou Seturclay last, l►lr. Jas. l`'ickartl ?;hipped twee car•totele of new u heat, from the etation here. Thaisle the first shipment of new grain which tete tapes place. Rscoveenso. alaggie White, sa se- rieuely injured two week since, is rap - illy geiniug etreugtil, and can now teuf- far to be moved from route to room. Tnr Ex4 rn nox,--ltvecl the adver. ti,etnent in timelier whiten. Work longer for a few evettiegs land go to the elteursie it. The facet far another year, re etatian.rn.aster, lest hers to attend the flatus of irregularity in the ringing G arena Lodge A. F. A. M-. new in see - mon at St. Catllerines. Will is a titer. emelt Mason, and delights in the work, Penewsee.--lir. A. W. McDonald, formerly operator at the station here, no er freight clerk in Ingereo:l. was on a visit to rte "-- liean;--eoum friend: ---on Smithy last, He left for httnt(aali alone), on Monday. To as stecree n. -We notice by an exchange that the cltalteetge recertly issued by the Exeter "big weightere„ base -halt players is about to he wept - cd by a club in St. Themes, now under regulr r practice. TDCeimes--- Parties of five or more can obtain through tickets from Exe- ter to Emerson or Fort Garry for $22 earth by applying to W.3. White at this office. Itaalovn o. --Mr. Zes. Garner and family, who, for some three years have been rasiden,s of Tiverton, passed through lore kr their old home, St, l�iferye, where Ur. Garner purposes esteblibhing a line flour anti oatmeal mill. ExTEIaTAtieraST.-Next itiouihty Er - ening,: the members of Exeter Diri-ion S. of T. purpose giving a literary en- tertainment in their hell. reason's Bieck. Tito charge, which is but a nomiva,l oue(5 cents) should draw a large crowd. • THE STAB HOANING TBE PE"t rt.E.-- A boy who gives his name as Charlie itoss was picked up 'by the steam targe Mary' Robertson. on a desolate, rocky island called the Flower 'Pots, in the Georgian Bay, :there ho had been left by a strolling party from Goderioli. Tie had been camping for some time on. the island sand alien found `by the Cap. tain and mate, he 'had -cue hie foot very badly ashileichopping wood forltis camp fire. We are plottseed to know treat this boy is the' genuine Charlie Botta, as .hia father upon arriving in town recognized 'Itim as leis son. - f *Quer ,.Gla ,$ ar. C9MPLIIIENIA11Y LlEPP.S1t.-On Thurs- day, the 21st ult., a complimentary supper was tendered W. Hawkshaw, Big., on the occasion ' of Ms leaving here for Blytb. About forty persons graced the board with their presei4ee. and did most ample jus ice to the spread sit filly provided by mine host. Mr. John Hawkshaw and his good lady, of the Coainuierciar. W. Iiod.;sol, a al_tlt-Maud man cn all occasions, occupied the chair, and in the spright- liest manlier poossible kept tt,ings on the qui vite all evening. Speeches which told of the regret felt endthe loss that wonldbe'felt at the departure of Mr. liawkshaw werefreely indulged 1t1.. lisped by �lelteau Bros., Settler tlt,ca.nie to hand lust week in a now threes, and enlarged eight columna. It now takes the foremost rank to local newwatpat'er Bite?. (o on, Me., and prosper. You hta� e our well wwienee, even if your pap- er is the best. Simms Deeeti OF Tuella Lomb.--* On Tuesday evening the coquet of the late `[.'sonans Log e, who, the day pre. :'sous, dropped stead in hie pwrn blouse Fn Loud -'t, ufheert disease, waas met ,►t the stntien .here by a num- bear of friends. He came to this County is its eauiy loris, and hewed for hintaetf ane be so lately diepossd of north place, to dr. Wrn. Biewden, Rrpt;>”. ESTATIvEs.---gr. W. Hayden, iri; iir.I,r.. -� ?'` cttrresgontient eon. the town bell, wvllich be averesonetimes c!tangoes five minutes in a cloy. He aing- geets that Mr. Welsh place his tune .about five minutes ahead of that of the teilrnad, thus warning intending pass- engers Thiswould saswvMI other pt:r• poses as well. A: hempen Cese.-On ;Monday even ing late, a woman named Irving, ef Brussels, carie as fear as Exeter on the way to London in search of her bus band, formerly a blacksmith in Brits- eels, ritseels, She was forced, to lay oft' here oil aceaunt of her funds basing given out. It Was :also her pulpoee to seek tenth at the flax milt. in ordelr to obtain setiicit•nt money: to maintain her and the two -weeks -old child at her breast, and pay her way to Loudon. On tell- ing her story to some kind-hearted in- dividuals they gave her what xahe want- ed for present use. Her story which is n plausible one, places hatstands and mothers-in-law in the same light in which history baa handed the (Levu to us. Itappears that her father dallied an a blacksmith ai or, and Irving war serving his ap;lrenticeeldp with him. After her father's death she got mar- ried to Irving and be carried on the the business for his ,nether in-Iaw un- tiI they quarrelled and be lett Wuo re 1T?- Seth McDont►ld, a Ca- nadian farmer, arrlced in towu from Exeter this mars.ing, and while' at the Central dep t made the acqusiutanee of a well dressed in.iiviival, who wore a silver badge, at d represented him- self to be a rai:toad official. Seth willingly accepted his invitation to drink with him, and the two went arm in arm to a saloon on Wootlbridg - al., where they sat down and, as Seth says, 'talked about the beauties of Detroit." During the conversation the "official" pulled a $20 nage from bis wrrsll.:t, and asked Seth to change it for bite as he desired to make some purchases. Seth resronded,•With 'the ,greatest of pleasure; , and ionitted out the neces- assay change. No sooner had tl,e stranger received the money when he suddenly remembered that a western - bound train wits jut going out, end that lie had. to be at .the depot. Seth asked him to take one drink more, which invitation was accepted, after which they parted, "tot see each other later." Seth afterwards cameup street and, made a few purchases in a Wood- ward avenue dry goods ':tore; and tend- ered the $20 note iu pay`•Ineut. They examined it and pronounced it count- erfeit. .Poser Seth almost °lied when he diecnvtared his lose, and immediately notified the .police. -Detroit News, URICEH.T. Oti Saturday .last, the team from this place played their old orpunents, the Pickwick, on the ground' f the latter, in Lindon. The game, thrvagh some !a,isunderstanditsg, was &hic1ed. in dna, hating., the Picks%icks heieg act:at,rded it •inn a score of over twenty. 'file second innings, a luxury iii wlsielrl xeter niece iuttulged, aedr,xe of 103' -,.;its nitul.a, which` emir boys" have every ceufolenee could not have beep touched by the Piekv,icks. The indivaluat play of each member of the Tempe team' geod : tl melon *Aires; ' the laryerii revere ever made ou tyre CRED170.1r. THE ORANGE 'DEMON STRArroN.-The, demonstration and tea" held here on Thursday 1aa•t, gave the utmost satis- faction in every respect, unless perhaps in the 'unavoidable absence of Father Chiniquy, to bear him, no doubt, a large proportion of the sutiience assem- bled. .It was held in )Lr. 11., Sweitzer's Peeve, well Iola; fed' for •the purpose. No reins were regleoted by the coin tllittee to ensure success olid satisfac- tion. Speeches war e made by Mr. ParreReva. Meesrs.eleavis & Walsti, and e, ibloek. ' The cher ' was occupied by:,3t,'r. Ditigg We feel eertain' that all who listened tt'the . able addreseesde° liyei'ed, could not butgo away fully satisfied with their visit. The baso- ceeds amounted to over $85. vr.I 7Nt. ti tve. CENT:ta . Maltits'r.---Frohn, four to five thousand butsliele of wheat have al- ready been marketed here,aud the high- est price obtaiued. After seeding is over and farmers get more leisure, as perfect rush is expected, for which Mr.' Hutchins is amply prepared. Either himself or :his egeuts will always be found on the spot, Pools Arrr.n Cner.--In this neighbor- hood the apple crop is a complete ten- ure. Orchards that used to produce a surplus of to enty wagon loads for sale, have not now as malty pecks, Woo» Dnt'ax,•- =Tho (L W. R. mem- patty bas been lately, by trains, adding alarge amount of eordwt:od to their tic pot at Centralis. This is preparatory G timingup ther to awwlli same 10 use during 1 t# g winter, Misbro;r ttv Nfrr rINos.-The annual Missionary Meetings of the B. 0, E:we ter Circuit will be held during Hes week and the net. At Centralia, the Mis simony sermon n ill be preached by Btu. J. P. Rice on Bentley evening next at 6.80: and un the following evening, Mouday, ;Sept. 17, the anneal elisatunary Meeting will take place, comiuenciug ab..ut 47 P. M. A good ,lune is looked for. Cutter Elect izsioN.- Den't forget the greatest and grandes' excursion of the season to Niagara Fells an Tuesday nes;', Sept, 18, reit) from Centrailiaa and return $,1.75. Time, 7.10 A.M. Gtoreerlc. Feww :4, ---'Ender favorable cirt;unt, tatnceai sane species of fungi will springy ftp anil often attain enor- tnonr proportions in a few days,. We receutly noticed a snecenteu of the puff --hall, t igenteus) grow. lug from the ground in an orchard at Centralia, whish was of the size of,aud much resort bled a newly shorn sheep quietly lying Clown a ire ease. In dhapo it was somewhat globularor rather renifur'n, amt measured from four feet, four iteohes in circumference around the longer diameter, and tat ee feet five inches around the shorter r and all tide anbetance growing from a tiny stent nut so large as the little finger. The fumes of the, dry buff -bail when bunted helve bog been known to pos- sons anoesthetio properties, and their ttse in stupefying boos is of very tancteut date. 'I he flees' WAS Also formerly used as A styptic or dice ati'e in the surgery. Vox :arse --31r. Tai•ritt is now offering for sale several smell homesteads, or parklots of 41 acres each, at common farm prises. The land is cleared xud of the richest description, abutting on 1'ince Lepold street (newvlysur- veyed)on the wweetSkid ot-the statior. Village lots also in great variety from M8O and up- ward, Sites for , -milts, factories, tla„ on this new street, gratis. Inure aLL".' SHIPPED. -On Friday, the 24th ult, the MessraSPetty . Shillenhaw shipped from this elation, 805 sheep and lambs fa the Nes York *tricot. Pneonees --- The villaee has not shown ally signs of standing still as yet, but those of progress. Messrs. Petty are finishing off two new houses; one to be ucoupied by Mr. McLennan, who has 'rented Mr. Bell's grain store, and is coming here to live; the ocher if for Mr. Deeell, the station master. Mr Rennie irbueily engaged building his new Grist nail, which is. to be one of the largest in this section. Mr. T. J. Wilson contemplates lin (ding an- other grain store house. = Jackson Bros. are about letting:the contract for a new store, to .be of brick. These gentlemen have given the place a?frinl and have decided to become permanent residents. Beim, men ofmeans they will be quite an acquisition. Waxsrr,es.-When Mr. RRennie's new grist mild commences running we will. have no less than four statin wbiaitles, from its many different establishments, annonnciz,g the'hours of seveuetwelve, one and six. MR. WIw'on's , I:;[c:use.-Some time since i has/idea to have sent y: u hale"' dcripiinn of the "-residence ' atoly erect- ed by W. Wilson, Esq., but will still have to defer it to a future time. The brick -work was executed by Messrs; Wilson &• Sons, 'cf the " township of Stephen, anti the carpenter work by Mrssrs Fuustou & Billiard of Exeter: S TEN:ma-. COUNCIL MEETING.--CC11UO l met ''ll the 8rd inst. All the, ,members -prose, eat except Mr. Schnarr. •Minutes 'of former meeting read ,; and signet. Moved end resolved that `t't mills on .the dollar for township. purposes. Tao commit relinquished !their chain toll's gravel' pit ill dfcGillivary, as (he gravel is exlneiusied, council reserving the gate. John Lewis to be culleetor for the current year. The following ord- ers were granted t C. Prouty, selecting jurors. $4,. registering births,' deaths sad marriages; $11, returuivg officer • and $rasnsmrtting'liallot liVxae ler deal tins,. 8' Yotin Hatt, commi><ion" eltpen sea an 4th eon., S16;66-,. W. Pa►blas; centred'oz* Si.ile line; .$58; inoludizig' extra for extra plank ; John 1 ,'lilts, jobs on 41h oonceeaion, ete.87 ; 8. Br.'kensh:ire, milking ' culverts on the Ott1 con. $0.25 I Johtl ?tfoDonald, bet - ewe of cdntrnet ou 12th ' son,, $50 ; Ct Deitreicll,'tvurlt on 15th can., 42.50 D. rfeC'arty; Werk on let eidercad, $10.50; A. l'arisetn, repairing :road hear Grand Bend, $3; W. MOD ',lige!, lumber fatreishee to pethmasters P,eieth, Molten.' and Y+tree. A special meeting was culled by the Reeve, at which 'the following orders were granted ; David Iiouil, :contract centre road, $90 ; T. Ryan, Q. R. $91; '4'aneenaker & Ce., centre road, $102-- 50 ; !elm 102.,0;lrbri McIsune, centre road, SOC. - 50 ; Il. McGeaaias, centre road $23 hG W. Halt, repatirine bailee on 12th coni,, $4 ; G. McDonald, O. R., $185 ; C. flolteuh,ci:, S. I3., $25.75 ;; G. lRnst, S. 13„ $0 ; I', iit'ne, S, B.. $ 5 ; Tucker, repairing bridge near Nelson's,, $20 ; I). I3eirel, relit -f, $t. Al sever• al t f ,shave pit rtiett have not complet- ed their jobs to Ow satisfaction of the ) ceuneil, they ere to draw mere gravel,! accorttiiaug to notification. The conned swill meet again on thaw fire; Mouthy. in October at 10 o'clock A. M. C. Puttees, Ce,itliX. DISTRICT NEWS. rm t,'I,11tTu\, From the New Xtra IMIr. John Ilodgina, .-1 w't'td 1>y ac. ehiula►tion jla,I•car of Ghat•,:t, to fill tht position vacated: by W . elelsuutecon dechnes the puaititna. Mr. .k`ranciel ile'ulle has said tiiaw farm oil the fourth eoucetteion of 1Me Rillop to Mr. John °relieve, t the tvawnshie of Wilmot, tat $7,000 caslh. Thersttaay Mr. W. Wade, of the bas) lane, near this place, disecvered alta, one taf his t;o vs had Bite. ed, and while endeaavutiug to remove some *ignite trout a mire, lie was it tacked by the mother, barring ]mocked down end bit m a savage :moiler. We understand Wet he is confined to the house through the injuries. Anion.* the prize takers at the On- tario ripe matches, Toromo, lust week, trete Messrs. Cavan and G'rasaick, of the Olin Con team, lir. Cavort obtaining two prizes of 05 and $4, avd Ill: lsrabeick sole of $10. Otte day this week i.n exciting scone was witue sett on the Grund Trunk It s'no .early train Wad 00 its Con, and when coming ovine grade, several ca d by some means ill•Iteotiug ahead wwitei ...l, eitgiueer, fur the moment, .b >used the throttle bad slipped, causing the uuusual speed bat looking behiud ho saw that he was chased by the retuaiedur of the train. As the grade is a steep ane, the ince uteuturu of the tail end of the traiu was great, and the way both portions 01 Wet train came towards this town was thrilling. As soon as the accident was noticed the brakesmen sprau,; to their posts at,d put ou the brakes. which slightly retarded its speed. For about a mile and a half the engineer lad the way, wa beet tho momentum el the uncoupled portion being exbt►uated the train came to a stand still, and swIts taken on, no injury whatever happen- ing, and the passengers being noue the worse for their rapid ride. BAYFIELD. Mr. S. 3. Marks, of Bayfield, lost a span of hones last week. Ile had been threshing one day, and thej wheat web' put in boxes, covered with chaff,' and left over uieht, during which a team of horses managed to get at it, eating so much as to capes their death on the next day. WINGBAM. hapmaOne morning last week,'Mr. J. Chap- man, n, fcrmerly of (Iil:ton, went to a field near, to fetch his cow home, . and fuuii'tthor in a dying state, blood issu- ih; from 'her side A veterinary sur- geon want celled in, who stated that the wound was cauded by some , sharp in- strurraeut being tiarud in, apparently a►'bttyonei, and notbiug Could be done to'save its life. Who committed the deed, and What the object in'so•doing, is nnkuown. • `Wingliiain waiter -works bylaw has beep decided to be a bogus concern. Besides ether things they now fiud but that only cities and towns are empow ered by'Legielti,tnre to undertake the construction of a systom of water. works. Wit>gliam Council; acting upon le dal advice, have passed the water -works by-Iatt, but have itecided :to' take no further.aotion'1» the matter unities 're• quested to do so by the ratepayers. it ';s more'tlan likely that stria wilt ' end the question"of 'waterworks iii` the vile lags for the 'present. MtiCHELL, - Fenn the Ali ocatt. ' Messrs. DeputyReeve Cull &'Flag" 8, have been appoltited by the 'Mitchell Meehi iiics' Inetitute''se judges :gt'the air inching Proyineial bgiets .' 1P A little b'oy,•sou`` of Xte. Alexander Stielljtienn 18 18t7 Lt+irig,:ve s-lying..open the .goo mous the- treat ward in- n .1.111111169 11. State ou Saturday nfterueon. batt: Al the Stratford liorticulturai Show held :last week Mrs. Liegard, of Mitchell, carried oil' 13 fi; et prizes and 11 aecoud do. for Atmore, amounting be all to nearly' 00 We coii,.r.ttulate the tady on her suceesa. Donald lteeennis, a Ii ighland•man from Lut;liuow, was brought before the Miyor o t Satnrrlt►y ohaarged with be- ing,clhltuk. He WWI iluetd $1 and costs and given a tiny to pay it, which time he Utilized in tenting the town, Cos, (sueces,tore to G. l3. Swish) 'die now received, the bulk of their importa- tionsiroF early FallTrade and are shoeingeon$lete n :ortnteotsinesery department atrpile s that folly retain the reit known character of the fit.u' a Inc :,sling aux- haler; tit whish has been ever since its eslatb. liaitnln n tt t s . tuft en years ag,a by Oat, Smith to BUY AS f fIE U1' ASroSSIBLE, 4Y SELL AS C33iEP AS 1'0SS113L4. And ever silo the Wli.,!e.ale'branch of this Tirnt,now called (2. 13. Smith ,C deader=..tin bas retained to Toronto theirenn purebacers front Om different nlatnldtcturing centres of int. world have been r,oenortuously inarew ed that the Retail Branch of St Mary's called White Co.,feel confident in say- iug they are this Fall Olovving the best value n Dry -Goods, Clothing Millinery, Boots & Shoes in the Oounty of Perth. WIEIZTZ do CO., St.:af ary'e, Rubber Rings Fruit ars ( T.r SIZES) AND Patent Wire Fly Oatciaers - JUST Atilt1Vti)-- And on Hand Sticky- Fly Paper ' BEST IN THE "AIA1tERT, ANT Fly Poison Central Drug Store —DIRECTLY OPPOSITE— CENTRAL HOTEL, EXETER. M. fif. ROSEBIiUGH. C arsdsrs' Store.. Groceries Con fectonary Smoking Tobacco 2r6 Cents per Ib. CHOICE TOBACCOES AND GIGABS • always in stock, ' tom' SPORTSMEN'S DEPOT. as School Books, Stationary, ,Magazines Wllli ALL TNF: LATEST' news N.B.-nep.ing lir ahine•Needlesof every Kudda sale. SANDETS S • 66G6oaa ttit ,seek treieu VR gtt town.. Terms irad C ,, noSLL TT �c Co..Portlaad, Altai Z5G extra fine mixed cards,with name, 10contS :oat-paid,' mNL d B6t:Co. Nassau, ICY $0 . 7 per at home, Sample Portland i5 E, . Undue ..dueOwortil ;;i;aeuN fi Ct.. t�+�/I��a dad al t ho mo. Age.,ts waute'd, •'oirttit aniw iGatorn*. ire e, T1a17E .e oo., g gnata,•iwfaine. imV fancy cards. not two alike, with name. "10e, or 25 scroll cards.Igoe:veneer 63 Co, Nassau N.Y THIS IS ncolory ilingoyes 3$et aur . '.with agoyou, .dei tht, lY0 saof tai r, win HUIIIBUGre- ceive by rerurn mail, a correct 3313.37 graph of y.'ur uturo husband' or wife, with name and d.,te of marriage. .ddt oda W, FOX, 1' 0. Box 250,Fultonville,N.Y. G -race's Salve A hare, Relict. For the Sufferer. prepared by SETE". , W. t' 0 $f•L E S') i'' 8G Rarrisi'u Aienue, Boston, Hass. GA( 1$ CELEi3itATED SALVE uveas Flesh wout.a}n.Froson Limbs Salt Rheum, (Thi -- blains, sure breat,fore lips, Erysipol..s, Bing • worrus, Uellu3en, scald head, chapped lranth ; •:•• Burnet," CalleoYs, Felons, ••Seal,lti, fish: i' ; -,U cora . Wounds, Stings Slaiirtate'; litlras Abcess, l ;-etudes, Burnous, epraills,. Bolls, Bites Chits, ` )4hitlows, Warts, Blister's Tan • l hullos, Coons, Scurvy , Itch, ingrowing hafts, siettie rash, 113 osquito and Flea bitke, Spider stings. Aad all cutwavo'ns xiseases and eruptions genera I- ey _For sale lilt, lvu'gteigts'' grocers, ar ci at v..tt eouitlri-storeatltroueiouttlro Uuated tatLtss zine Britt' h1lovincr,o Price by mall 30 cents.' Fre' Rated by 43. W.FORtrls. 63 SGN, at ,Harrison sive. Btanat.n, Moat.