HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1877-10-11, Page 1VOL. IV, No, 2
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EXETER, ONTARIO, T TU1SDAY, OCTOBER .., 1
77
TERISS:
$1AI'Eit AN :vx )d: r>;
PROPERTY LIFT
0R SALE. --The subscriber offers
for smote N past hit 6, coat. i, Stephen,
e•mtaining fifth aeres ;13 ..eras harsh, l+alanco
ashler a a o 1 state of cultivation, :'E splendid
I'rirl;
ttworing,Orchard, three welts, barns and
other buildings on the l:r:aperty, which le sit-
u•.te jive salrtt :s from Exeter. and 1 1-4 trout
A; c+lrur.lt and sekool-hon'sein tete
immediate vicinity. It is one of tete most de -
Ni" satire tams in GT county For further par•
tienlars apply to It f,{1.1t., Centralia
1-1 AR11 FOP SA.LF --• Ono
hull irv(l tier, •3, EmittP or lt9s, lilt 0
nth (fl Usliorine, comity of florin
1'u -`r+,e 1'ii te+ler+ titaihteele
1x11.did 144U14: iii l❑9 si1 t•:• orf
ton. • 14411111414rllratnr•iYi013Ui, n 1et44411
well of rate fr uo hunt ,1n1 coar eon -
der; a laionise 1[111 C0111.-4^1101 V', A441,",11 rrd
01111'04 7 miles from r t aft ; from,
11 from t alury? (13 c Q,onJ graa
vt 1 ro.' ; I.alf
•(ewn and the oramo,r in ar!...v 5 OV1.11 ye ire,' t
Cult.. For further p .tie heirs rpl+i. to J stlfl.S;
on title, `,lt.,+i4K'r. Out :f;•Efq
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t z ittat, t ciaf'(tt.tat n, .i, IIII f lies lig acs+• a,S
y ,t ;c, ati F Le:aril fl t rrliorte Saco -9 t o streets
alt 1 .4IIi t t+ et,a,1 , l.e ip for ene0a Amu, I:. JAS
t?tW411. titra7 C,Ant or 1t d".lf.7i4}'7LI., I'at;yarns
I3LANSHARU FALL SIWW.
Thb fall show in connection with
this society was hell at Kirkton, sit
Tuesday last, and WAS In - every re.
a} ect a eueeees, The fallowing is ter`'
tarize Ii13t t- +
xl0itsr;3.
Heavy 7lrattght-Beet open of horses
in harness, Jolin Walsh.
l3:st brood Mare and foal, John
Ilot,per.
Filly or Gelding, two soar old, John
Bray ; 2nd. John Hooper.
hely or Geldi sg, nue year cite, Joseph
.\•It 1,:.1uut ; 214 R. I). Roy,
I`'ci11, Jt len lluopt:r.
General .I'urli'tae---Peat span Verres
in Lantos Wee. Hazlewood; 2ud,
George McKay.
Brood Mare and foal, Sauruei Sam-
; \1'm, i -loupe.
]fills' or Golding, two year old, Thos.
Biddle ; 2nd, David 11it1a,
Filly o.: Gel.lin,!, one year old Ed -
Ward 1;u6$; ::al, J. tt,i SathitrlautL
Veal, fili;el Sanpl? • 2lt,1, \nn.
1'°otheritighann
Beet single buggy 11a,r e,I), Brethour.
Beat i adtilc herein David Kirk ; 2ud,
nut known.
ill l°. ;Anti Lt:)'l' FOR C'ATT1.1•l.
Sae ula,nc•r,t:pa.vel ost.`r• 116ta I(rtetc(`,:tt tAe. Di1r11ftti3---Ih. t lunch (Uw JGtlln
out a.o half fare of iaa:.d 1u 17.1011V1111.. Tee)
ir,l+r¢a 1 four macaroni Lx te•r;,+rt'1a77r+1 att,l^. 'tt3wenti; 2nd (lc'
t+ r.E131+ri,►e±utatttiu, ,11+7i1y tt :t.7°ATr(nAr(n(tto
)C,:i17;EtTYI?uIt •AL1'.z-'Fwolot'+uttMain
are et, contain sal t ne=„Ells ae rte each ;
P`.,htirtt;a."e:+lttage,e .i Ainlitp rix Now..; good
;veli ;Elie pump. and aLal,,e• on tito pry nii'es. -
.C1tt' allove h oligibl .situated for hl41nt+. l,. a0
the beta arebvth frt at tut.;, and cvtivt r.ii nt to
the moot leading to the station For nation
furs apply to J. WHITE, TiMes Office. Exeter
a iIIM EU AHEaUN
(1,_ McCALLUM,
Who esaIe Druggist
Richmond St Loudon
O TAX/TO.,
VOUCH 1 parties interested ars
.1-N Hereby cautissuad against Firing modit to
ctnyono on my account, unless by iur crittt.0
order. JOB :MN. Iitephen,Aug. 10,1t 7. o:la43t;
S.CAMPBELL, PIIOV11rCIAL
Land Surveyor, tic„ will le at Iiawl:-
edietw'ellutt1 Plxetcr,ou thee frst'ruesela in. each
mouth. (lidera for n•ork left with air. Jelin
bpuckman will receive prompt attention.
,r'1.\'V T,IVEltt STABLE, Main Street,
IN Exeter. MAIM' CLAItRE would ac-
quaint the nubile that he has opened a new
Livery Stable on ;tis premises. The public
ill find goad and comnfortablerigs atall hours
lid at moderate chargee.
INCLAIR TAIT.
Dealer in fancy Goods and Toys double
antt angle Berin Wool, of all color. Alae
Zephyr and Gormanten 'Wool Next aoe:
:earth of the Tlsi$s rake, Exeter,
FOR g t the will send
t.i 0 it 1➢ a to avq ac -
Vatnh (Iho3n
BE TON dress elegant Cents S
with Seal, 1 pair Sleeve Buttons,
sot Shirt,stuels, 1 OolI'tr Button.
heavy slain ring, 1 Pirioioe clic
mond pin. Retail price $3. 8100,
COLD 000 stock mast bo sold. Illustrated
c,ttafogno of jewelry, watches,
sent with every lot. Silver watch
to '.31 a,;onts Vatchfreo,
j/ gy \F p AI+1NT1t1,AL NOVELTY CO.
Ji: J dRI,eiIONNTRREALL+ P. 0.r .
A111 E[OOD
110W LOST, - HOW RESTORED
Toot published, a now addition of Dr,
cal. curd of samiral Weakness .or'peramlttor
Diorhast, tinducod by -Abuse, Involuntary 1;u11-
sious, luipotouoy Nervous Debility, audl,npodi-j
unents of marriage generally; Consumption
Epilepsy, ante .1',ts; - Mental and Physical In-
capacity, (to,
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
• Meoture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the 'awful consequences of elf -Abuse may
bo effectually removed without medicine, and
without dax gerous surgical operations, bougies,
instrunlontd; rings, or cordials; Pointing out a
;node of, curd :at once curtain and MU etual, by
whloh every sufferer, no matter what his condi-'
tion may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically. -
r. 'This Lecture will prove a boon lo thousand
andthousauds•
eat under seal in a plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, on roogipt of si cents, or two postage
tannin. •
• Adelres
T8ffi . CULw11:L3iN^DIOAL'
Culverwoll'o Uolobratod Fssayontnerarii-
`/'- Er O .L E S A L :L NI) . BE 7'A 1 L
'V
Dealer iz 1.4 umber
SHINGLES, LATHAND' CEDAR POSTS. FLOOR-
11it{ AND SIDING-DETSST.,D AND UN
-
r
Arl oxtontive Stout, on hand: The. Lumber, fer
Quaff ty or price, ca_. • here t. A good -assort-
ment dal ways on hand, cheap -..r° nsti.
Ward •!East site Df1Li11 Street, bet wee/. Gidlyand
Victoria Streets ,
Boit pain Brabz* s, G. Bentley ;
20d, A Sinitic.
P,.ir Black Spacial. Fowls, G Bent
ley ; 241, S Ford.
Bair Dorlucts, G Bentley; 2nd, A
Shirr.
Pam game Fowls;, N Paisey 1st and
2nd: .
Pair Patandse. Ct'° BOT
Bentley. „
Pair Barnyard Fowls, D end,
J Mayes.
Pair Turkeys, A Warren 72nd, P Kerr,
Pair Geteee, Iii Beattie ; 2i;d. A Kirk.
Pith Ducks, oonnlr9rl, A Kia ; 2nd,
A \Vavrtu.'
xtll#l,UNC. r•TS,
]Jost Covered °arrive, D. Moyes,
Lumber Wagon, wooden axle, A.
Waren,
Pati 2.Id .
J
I)anlileopen Buggy, Jahn Bri
conlbo.
Single open Buggy, D. Moyes ; 2ud,
J. Callender.
Iron Plough, henry Banner.
Iran began Man;li, Henry Bo7Ataor ;
d, 1t, Sylvester.
Iran Harrows, Rei(1 eC Wood.
Wooden Pump', .;\.bras ez Edwards.
Top Buggy sifccial, Samuel Ford.
Single Realtor, John Fitzsiinuaons
2uti, It,. Huston it Son.
Sirtgla Mower, IL' Huston M Son ;
2utl, John ]Fitzsimmons.
Bull Gait, Jalu. Stevens. Gang Ploiv, , .'itxton, Tait tC Co. ;
heifer Calf, John Campbell ; 2nd,
Join Stovcnel.
Grade--13.ibtmilch Cow, Jahn hoop.
er ; «nt1, James Smith.
Heifer, two year old, John Hooper;
2t.d, John Ii tzlowoud.
Heifer, one ye:ar 01(1, John sumer.
laud; 2Aid, John Hooper.hull. Calf, John Su • 2ud,
David Kirk.
IT'('ifcr Calf, Wrn Inca
Andorson,
Pair Steer tum;
21i(l, \Vin..
Pair two it, ,. 1 1 oop-
or; 2 tl, John .,,tttnerhsud.
Pair one yewr old Steers, Wm. Pro
duan ; 2ud, John Stevens,
Fat Ox. or Steer, Seined Doupe
2nd, Gt.orgo _Kemp.
.fat Cow or Heifer, J. ILlzlowood ;
20d, \Vui. Stacey.
Speoial grade cow, John Sutherland.
SUMP. -
Leicester --Beat aged ram, Wm.
Surnmers, lett au l 2nd,
Ona year nese Rem --john Brock.
Ruin Lamb -Robert Summers; 2nd,
William Summers.
Pair Breeding ewes, baying raised
lambs in 1877 -Robert Summers, 2nd,
William Summers. -
Puir one year old Ewes -Robert
Summers ; 2nd, W. Summers..
Pair Ewe Lambs -R. Summers ;
2nd, W. -McCullough.
Cotswolds -Best aged Rain -H. A.
Switzer ;2nd, W. Shute.
One year old Ram -J. Tlazlewood ;
2nd, W. Stacey. -
Ram Lamb -H. A. S'wi' zor ; 2nd,
W. Protium, -
Pair. Breeding Ewes, having- raised
lambs iu 1877-W. Stacey 2nd, H. A.
Switzer. • ;.
Pair one year old Ewes -.. H. A.
Switzer ; 2nd A. Kirit. .
Pair Ewe Lambs -H. A. Switzer
1st and 2nd.
Grade Sheep -Best aged Ram, A..1
Kirin.
One year old Ram, W. B
Ram Lamb, John Brack
McCullough - -
Pair Breeding Ewes, having raised
lannbd in 1977; W. McCullough ; 2uc1,
J. Pears.
Pair one year old Ewes,J.Peart; 2nd,
W -McCullough. `+
Pair Ewe Lambs, John B,i'ock ; 2nd,
J Pent. 's
Flitted Sheep, any bt eed, W I'rel-
um ; 2nd. T Bugg.
HAGS.
Large Breed --Bost aged Boar, Wm.
Marshal 2nd, Win Flarris.
Aged Sou, '.Tonnes Hazlewood.; 2nd
Wm. Harris.
. Sow, iiaered in 1877; John. 11IcCur-
dy."lntatl Breed -Aged Sow F. Middle-
ton
idcllo-
ton.; 2nd, Jelin H eyes. {.;
,Boar, llttei•et1 •in 1877, ,{foseph Mee-
han ; ,2nd, James Anidersoni..McCurdy. Sow, littered ie1817, John
.Extre boar James Rawcliffe.
2nci, Richard Sylvester. .
Morse flay Rime, Massie i 1is.nufac.
taring Co.
Straw C(lttetb, Rebk S; Wood.
Sot Horse Shoos, John Calleudar
,
2nd, Henry B:'itl,or.
Turnip {Gutter, Reid & Wood.
Sctliller, James Ward.
mem.
Best two bn`.hols Fall Wheat, W
Stacey ; 2n11, liozlewood. •
Two freeheis i+'a;; Wheat, Treadwell,
W'Stacey ;2ndiAShier.
'two bnslltli t tablg Wheeler Peart ;
2nd, \V Stacey,
TWO bashers barley, O -rowed, Scott
& Sons ; 2uti R Shier,
Two bushels Common Oats, A Mc-
Callum ;
cCallum; 2nli it Shier.
Two bashels Large Peas, J Bentley
Two bushels Small Peas, J Irwin
Buebel Flax Seed, 3 Irwin
Sample 1+'Itt:c in straw, J Dic?•inson
Bushel Timothy Seed, A Duncan
2nd, A. Shier
Half bushel Beans, Thomas Hyde ; -
21rd, C. Switzer.
Twelve ears Indian corn, Samuel
Sample; 2nd, Wm. Doupe.
'OUTS AND VEGETABLES.
Bert bushel Kidney Potatoes, Wm.
Ri'+gers ; 2nd, D. Brethour.
Bushel Early lime Petatnos, D.
Brethour; 2ud, Win. Fetheringtnn.
Bushel Garnet Chilies Potatoes, T.
Hyde; 2ud, D. Brethour.
Collection of -Potatoes, 8 of each
Educe, 11. Francis ; 2nd, Win. Harris.
Twelve- Sweedi,lh - Turnips, \Vm.
Rodger; 2nd, F. Middleton.
Twelve field Carrots, A. Shier; 2ud,
J. Hazlewood.
Twelve Burden Carrots, J. McCurdy;
2ud, H. A. Switzer.
Twelve Mangel Wurizels, \Vm. R_d-
ger ; 2nd, H. A. Switzer. •
Twelve Onions, Win. Robinson; 2nd,
Win. Roder.
Six blood Beets. 11. Swilzor; 2ud,
'c Six heads of Cabbage, P. Kerr ; 2ud,
2nd, W. Six Tomatoes. Wm. Hazlewood.
Three heads Cauliflower, Win. HThule-
wood.t
e -
wood. -
Three beads Celery, W. Paisey.
Citron, - Wm. Rodger, 2nd, John
Hayes.
Pumpkin, A. Warren ; 2nd,A. Shier.
Squash, Tnomas Cook. •
FRUITS.
Best 12 Arple3, Northern Spys, W
Marshall. '
12 Rhode Island Greonings, 11 A
Switzer -
12 Show Apples, W Hazlowoo3
Best collection of Apples, if of each
kind, D Kirk ; 2ud, T Stacey,
12'Ohan; Apples, W Hazlewood ; 2ud,
D Bretl:odv - -
3 Wnsteirs Grapes, grown in o; en
air, D Kick lett and 2ud
12 Peaches, P. Gnwi r -
12 Plums, . F B Switzer 2nd, A.
Warren
• 12 Fall Pearo,B A ,Switzer , - 2nd, A
McCallum
12 Winter bears, W Stacey ; 2nd, -tl
Q.ipelau(I
DAIRY P1ror ec r
Best Keg of butter, not less than ate,
pounds,\\? Rogers ; 2nd, W Doupe ;
8rd W Stacey
u lbs Table Butter, W Rogers ; 2ud,.
-I Stacey; 8rd, P Kerr
Cheese,10 mA.made, not less than 12.
' r
Ills,. ) Rogers ; 2n11, `T Cook
*..s IUISCgI.I,ANEOUS.
eat IIarne-made, Bread, John :lo.
Gregor ; 2314, W 'Stacey
Mihaly Sugar, S Denpe ; 2ud, T
Hyt1s
T, to yitrde halve-inade Full Cloth, A
Shier ; 2nd, A Kirk -
Ten yards hon e^lnade Shirting, A
IKirii .
Pair Blankets, all 17001, R Coley ;
2nd, A Kirk
Pair Union .Blankets, A. Shier; Zald,'
W Marshall
Suit Canadian Tweed, J ;tleGmtly
1st scud 2nd `
Utliali Flannel, specil.l, A McCellu.u,
Carpet, Miss A. Dawson -
5 lbs Honey it: comb, Cr Bentley Eat
aril 2nd
Bost jar strained Honey, G Bentley;','
2nd, T Ilollingsilead
Best Canned Fruit, J 'McGregor ;
2nd, W Marshall -
Jelly, W itngers ; 2nd, J Bentley
Pair calfskin J3ooti , I'a Sweet ; 2ntl,
W Fanson
Pair Gaiters, J Dewar; 2u.1, W Fan
son
Pair coarse Boots, J Dewar ; 2ud,
Eta le win
Specimen . Penmanship, B J Road.
house 2nd, Miss f Gowan
Oil Cllromo, J Callander 1st and 2ud
Pencil Dra.eing, Miss S Switzer
2nd, II A Switz.r
Double Harness, T °+1cG i1 rick ; 2d,
1V Fanson
Single harness, T McGolriok ; 2nd,
\V Fensou
Sett \Vegan and Sleigh. timber, in
raugh, II J Roadhouse
I Sett Buggy and Land Cutter Timber,
in rough, 13 J Roadhouse
Collo ction Drain Tile, two of each
lciuci, J Peglar
LAMES' DEPART\fE`T
Best pair woolen Socks, home spun
Thos. Hyde ; 2nd, do.; 8rd, John
Ben tly.
Pair woolen Stockings, home spun,
Thos. Hyde ; 2ud, John Bentley.
Pair woolen \fits, home spun, Thos,
IIyde ; 2ud, Miss Annie Sample.
Pair ft.ney Seeks, Thos. Hyde ; 2nd,
Miss Jeanie Sommerville.
Pair faney Stockings, D. Birk ; 2nd,
Tlhos. Hyde.
Pair fancy Mite, Wm. Wynn ; 2nd,
G. Sommerville.
Specimen Braiding, John McGregor;
2nd, Miss E. Wynn.
Cleats' Shirt, Thos. Hyde ,• 2nd,
John Bentley. '
Crotchet Work, Hugh Brown ; 2ud,
R. Robinson. '
Embroidery on muslin, F. Middle-
ton; grid, Miss Wynn.
Patch Quilt, Miss Annie Sample ;
2nd, Michael Sampson.
Coveile`, home mule, Wm. Porter.
Child's Dross, S. Murray ; 2ud,
Sahnnol Doupe.
Ornamental needle work, John Bent-
ley ; 2nd, Miss J. Sommerville.
Tatting, Phos. Hyde 2nd, do.
Fancy Knitting, T Hyde 2nd, Miss
AI Gowan
Rag Mat, H:llrown ; 2nd, J Bentley
V Home-made Carpet, Miss A. Daw-
son ; 2nd, W Marshall •
Knit Quilt, It Sweet; 2nd, J God -
bolt
Crystal Painting, 5 Dou.pe ; 2nd,
Miss S Shier
Collection Paper Flowers, Miss S
Shi•
• • Shell Frame, Miss S Shire ; 2nd, F
Middleton
Lace Work, Mrs J Doupe; 2nd, 3
McGregor -
Feather Flowers, J E4erbrook ; 2d,
D Brethour
Bar Horne -mads Soap, T Hyde ; 2d,
A Arc Cali ti In
Hair 'Wreath, J Callender
SPECIAL. -
Woollen Gloves, T Hyde'; Zephyr
Work, Miss M Gowatn'; Sofa Pillow,
Miss M Gowan ; Straw Hat, A - War-
ren ; Quilt, THyde ; QuiltA Smith';
C,>,rd-board Basket, Mies Dawson ;.
Case Boots, W Fortson Water Chro-
inn, Dr. Irving ; 2ud, J Esterbrook
Photo of the Prince' of Wales, Jim.
McCurdy
MANI1 ODA,.
.,.Fourteen loaves of tare
orad::l-
lar aro again adv0rtised.
.,.Oysters --rho first of Use aerteen----
have arriv il. About x+2.10 a car.
-.Several
toads of wheat were
brorsglitin by Mennonites ou the 2,4t:i,
...A good .UUSUy W'innipe'g i:wutilil:s
A'O movnig out upon homestead ulaitus
this fall.
.The importations for - the IYtl,u r
trade are heavier this fall titan 'nsasel.
Nearly every house is that lino is prs-
rarizig to carry extra large sto,,lca.
...The barbers eliarge twenty-five
C:lite o. shave in Benton, Montana, the
price of tete luxury beving been leteiy
roduced to that !i.tnro. Wieuipcg art -
0,13 only citara'a li sten ea:ittSttl.tl thr sv
lit''. to(itlhplcii.
...The 13truk (af 3lontreal has oez n-
}•1' tea1 arrangemente for the evening at
errs its envy 115 W1'Uint eg within a mon t i.
A,. genu, urian from the - EitaZ, a Mr. .
Sweeney, wo utttlerstatitl, will be tient
dere in eharje of the iustiituti.au.
TLIE ais7fi.ivJi,.
scalcAr,Dil;.
x•'rom the 1t31•tort a.
A certain' young 1aiy aseorts tlrat she
heti '6 abstracted from her 1)oelsut i.t
one of our cliurelies ou Sunday Mehl
last. Moro money than ur(,:;t 1;ear.in
nail:illy carry to church with thein.
A spark from. is tug boat alightirn, on
a building at the (luck on Matuuuy,
caused an alarm of fire and crutate,t
(pito au excitement fel 0. shore, time.
11111,,5>ELS.
The Past mrvor heart of the Mrs.
T'.. iug, spoken of by ns ry fenv tneeke
sinee as having lived $ex Brussels. Is
she a fraud :1
iltra,
Matthew Herberison had her
arm broken at the wrist Wednesday
last. Site was riding alto toivu in tha
rear of Me. James Sharp's waggon,
and when within one anile and a (pieta
ter of the town, she fell ba(lktvartls,
with the above result.
LZSTOWEL.
Some evil person on Wednesday
night, broke the rete-powert.f a thrash-
ing machine belonging to J. Maynard.
Mr. Maynard had been threshing on
Mr. Deavitt's farm in Wallace, where
he left the mactable and horsy -power
over night. The person had entered
Mr, Deavitt's barn and taken out a
sledge hammer and t..en broken tie)
large %heel i:1to several pieces. Secn
dastardly conduct should be punished
as seveerley as the law will allow. --
Banner.
wALIIIEIITON..
Jas. B. Anderson, assistant iu the
Riversdalci Post Office, was tr,eel !ou-
day at Walkerton, before Judge Kiugs-
mill, on a charge of stealing looney
fro.•n registered letters passing over the
Kincar,line and Walkerton mail roUto,
and, having. pleaded guilty, was sen-
tenced to five years in the Reformatory
Prison.
GODERICH,
These was •snow on Lake Aaron ,,n
Saanrday,
A. couple were married in Goderieh
last week -the bridegroom being 77
and the bride 58. Both looked frehh..
BRUCEI'1ELD.
Ie a cricket mlatah played at Brace -
field, on Saturday, between - the Clin-
ton and' Brncefield Clubs, the Litter•
were victorious 1-y 84 rues.
wrNGHAM.
The Srigley bouoe of ill -fame Las
been broken up in -Wingham.
BLYTI3.
From the Review.
We slaw -Ms .Hugh 1IcQnarrie,of this
tow.', picking from a tree in his garden
last week, well formed ripe cherries,
being' the second crop this year. We
hardly think another iu'.tauce of the
kind can be recorded in the Proviieeo.
Sometime during : Teursclssy night
Mr. 3. Einigh's hotel was entered by
solue•scou,sdrel, and between $75 and
*,80 in cash stolen. Entrapea has fe.-
feoted•tht•ough one of the di:uwg r,r(,h1n
.windu we.