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The Exeter Times, 1878-1-3, Page 10
hristm s —.ND Years Y UOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING AT GIGU'S. noottSELLCB seexi©\aR Cofsc3lrrzox CtnEn.—Au old ph33sicialr., retiring from practice, having has placed, iu hie, Maude by au East futile, missionary the forma-. la of a simple veUetablo remedy, for ttto speedy and permanent eve of consumptiou,lirouchitis, eatarrh, asthma and all thr2at-aualtiug af- fectious, also a positive and radical cur, fol• nervous (1 b lily and all nezvous complaints, r having tested• its wonderful curative ,pow iu•teuth elass theatres, and may be congenial( to the spirits that assemble there, but if per- sisted in by the bell ringers, must eventually. deprive, them .of the least vestige of respect.. (outside of these the entertaimneut was all that could be desired. in dim:seeds °leases. has felt it Itis duty to } , make it klnown to his sneering fellows. Mtn.- i B C, (d ,,izV &S Tlt1':L--4 very sea,. ati•ed 16,, this motive, and a desire tox,'lie';a tui 1 .4,4,04 wadi pia•aElljg.Cill151:l:tall tree ell= raau su;gl'ring, i rill rmil free of charge, to all I 1'4,4,014,w...4 - o 1.k:ii1111ltiiit Wok �n1a1Je iii the B. C. t:lta 41.: ;;n 4) it, this retire in Uerlau, F,p„cl, k church at 0but•raha, on the 21st ult. u,1 Lt;;ni., tkitu fl,ll tiat.3at,, a f'r l 14 yst,atg i There was an exceedingly god turn ',Ilal>lI.:•)t3',-,'t't, - Exeter, Out G ou,, :tad .vary available pur,.t#re, of dile at at al:eYl,. 1.'e hr 74311 ly .a41.1r, ''1” wadi 1 , T , 1) ajldjug wee crowded !o :esct aa.. The �- I atelier, ;wetti g ala ,:3r.a•, W. 11. Sllerar, f„G, tree was hendstmely lighted. lie d u 4th tap- p � Llai 'tt'r, ''';`'w57°1". ors, and fairlee e n(t axied muter the. leadG Sale 'Weinr-sie•-•031 314-1141;1y a most nnfor- of Obrietnitee gifts awl soave/lire.: Af- ••� .1..l-'li,e , ..ttiS't t•if. !Master livbel't,. Soil of 31r. p ter tea and the 138'lltll prograintne of/ 'el';`' '4'x0. 1�"�. it.,'. _1" �.`_ ° + r i' 1S. riding 1 S l :i of t,.i. town. H as • n _ -700-0,. ----c,#z-;le of miles agave! Exeter; " '_aN'I.. ;:+r....+:- -, :.--s r4. y t :: a to t °t:t6,' tler,'t ,a::. ?Io., a r- u3r.3102::a ea the r i:-'tt'r.;,t,l ova f.. l ,.t.,. °1s _ 4•.� `,-,L:e.x. wII:41, ilrr,s * , l:.•r :e.5+. Til-" .11U,. ,'s .ti:i - u- t ,. '9,. ..T.-. •1 9. ^:*♦ t:�:lee lob ,a:. li,tt'k:4'tie E 2krn-. ;:.11, 4_a:te a. alt tl3v ri-Or lark; ; I i e.,:a4 . e.,: Srat : t!4:..1: x 11;!:.-31.744 _til r.astt4:r, i eQ,, ;,s 11 —11. Ili, :161. Cl lvr bl a.ie was t 4-, .. ;'1 ,.. v : .�.. , ,, e , 0000.. 1 r:itt _, a: � ltra�a"-u, an ;'1 Bae, :eft ,,; 2�3 b^ sly ll.l.tucsl, end -...:i .. .,.:.: v ,.4 u,: .t .014 •.1:,- toe ' -:a r443.2-4ii k•'. 17,,N.trs $:e. e,1 ti,:t an iajuriel sal^ 1 Ttt r+,traq , t,ti OW tar sal. c,.1..taw tee ea, far . . On S' .r:d.is a 1st, a a•i ;rat n. : i •,a.",at !1.3 r.1.;', 1,b.2: .., i..a;. .. r. flat, 3 3. 343. . a t ' a n t . r a ri-a(::: l 4 « .s . .. ,a Y � ,.; <.�- til,; ,, AP,: r,2 .� -.t -.. ,...y 2e,, ur.l .", 1. :iii i;.a 13: 1..a .l,n- �e.3 ;•£ tris t'itv :441n,. Ile>;,,� ...,-0110 •t., 1...,t • Ie,• ia'.0 t S .'g1.' ail Ili :its 43..114 in L,1+ 4,0. .-ic .:a..vilallae.11 '.C,. 44. ,t:vs 3,.1, 1.,3.11y t333e.. 1.f, ,.a., - -a'a. t ea. ., .,..':. ?: t,a i3l whin; .11t• #i ai 1G: i 't •* ,tat+ Y.;.*, 33..s !". z.; bean. r 3, f,..tl'<-Rat71!c,11 MYear. .Thu :;.(t 2—�;aitllttl' elf taking slaw /allele, revitatione velar tadtlresries were gigot thrtmgll, the es"istribntiou of the t)reeeet$ commenced, wheu about one 1 . t lill,141:4'll end lilt,' ilalltals' went.: were ;heeded to the respective recipients, as 1 clesiguated by the tickets appended. Thu proceed** of the tea test) lr ft in thto1 lotnC,s of till ct)11t4alitteo a Baan, genie 1 11M over and 4b-)vo all teep ? telt e. Valea.eg Sea en..-- e,1. the annual tlaertaltt,,t14Ir4•as 1�•.lil:cr, sen, I'sa1.11. i West, e r 't .3© clta'r, L . , t , ,i a>r,. Perri �t+.,t, lied t Pitchers were unieli•ljell ly apjltair►tect trusteed. ear ltlall..i^,t•rs. for the preeent 1. A v...:•:3.1 t,.., s",- , i::, 1, ail.;1 he t;tY '41Ction before the veer crest); towards tot's unto., u tif`W 1111!4M t (4101 1 lit Cairn 0111 of the township.* of Stephen scud Ua:- Centralia borne, with G1.-lltrali:a aN A 4:(•lltre 110:. thccusetd owl apposed, especially n. the yillaa:es • is €;r•ilt•iug rat•it11y ,Intl aat- tau.iug large dime/lei silk. ' Nese, ill,'try ee, Bineee---Sll h i$ tho extrao-diuiary Iuildi a ee of the evasion le he seen at it:. Trivitt'iw. Centralia. i Tt'ae downy little elk t 4 are ,tole, well iter, de not i;n.;ew hat it is Bollard.; time. letter; S.4.1V., 1' :,'+.,;:,Alla:, &e•.- fruit .leis d hi Ce need ai. a with and its tied of tale S chit alit tieL7..:y: Was ilA41 4 Lite1,:er alis ,.,Q. ,., l 1 s . i{ ,iia ui �- Cai<ile.4 1.4=.1: U,* Fri - °,.1'e,), et e. l:et :.('.t, .eir, )4arr fault' the chair all itis t1=s .all itaal py meaner. Al; thee, gh the e.litalltieett tat the Ao,ally wits 11181+Ylltl.+liatltl4e. the ;Moab -wee was. 't pod, the einucal being fitted to lis 111- y)ti )' , ea ll .te.a .Clt'P 2n. a t telt ak he 1 > i it t l c it 1 rat '.y Cap aaa taa.il:Yll at the deer. The orateemalnne casts e was !r .all it a l ial 1.l vltrle4l ou4 to t �, , 3 ial carr- M a 14•;10 aa,ko a r• a w' 1.l f a t 1 .r B Gari r,N 41 reGdtdalietll, by the ehi131ren ,of t,,e selttred, tnuele 1.3y um ell(,ir Uhl spriecitee44 by 1.4°v. geftI .. 311`in and utile:1s. Tho etteette by the elnleiren were well rendered and re - fleeted much . credit on them:wives' as well ae3 thaw mater alum. It:stated:ins tray were, p ei#:red. Tito secretary, ing af&e(rs were elected and installed J SALE 'OF TeiCROLT0 rW. A'I.l Jiro:. Jzames dive. D. Mee' i3,ru. Francis' Davie. (sen.) Tercet r'er, Taro, SMnuel 1:Tiekse Seeretary, Bro. ',Francis Davis (jr.) Chaplaaiu; l'3r Michael Durham. ,Euret Conuxtittee,Bro. 'Phomas Cave. Seooud Coln., Taro. I+'rlmzlcia O'ttve, Third Oone., Bro.. Jolllta,oar Smith. Faurth Coln., Bro. °alesnt'IAGlel.' (.cave,. 4 rel L)14ktt'l:i a,"4 ^ 2,a'•11 stook Fifth Ooul-, 13ro. John Neil. 1 et•uktl oil -r'' 1. iatsineti a eat :to 1 D, of 0., Jiro Stewart 31c 'ani. Afa s re, e itio • a 33filt .:°1..t i12il.t#rte, n1. o 3,n .a' ttr ai few appropriate reut��a`ttrlie from the; 1,11:4 I•It? ekr:t44t 1'.s fr1ai11 :all Ira -i s of Distrlot .1laster, Erhtlleq' i tt4ky', Irl eerll- Ct:alae, aueltee larf114C,1. Sleltela. hie 313, lle tie)tz \%nth the Grde/r 1,e,:et eJnsaitn. i ril trat7 t#3'rt32tiz,'6i 1,)' tt:0 tihuuies. f on to the b,nnef t of the e lot.i4e, .the a el � ,`61 Iva; All :t¢ vat , spectiv brethren ad ern:(,;erse11 ler ;their re- ince,, •ar,el ti i. ? 1 (i ` , . t?ai:fl '' T, e:76'+ mete ,a le, ,�4 • 41. Deere K 1.' lilr DILNG. he ann'u •.l i a,1. (1,44 r teat. Arita; n' t •t.=sett L.),* triet Ieot iia of . gaislulph Disariet fon, Lrf a' cul: t , viral r•ia' i. it tis .t u:I'o ZCR Oal l')icialy er!.. a (colt, a nne+3 1111,; duels dell 11,0•:&'1, .LL1t3)' , tike,' obleet of tvl,u*11 ak ata to c:)laai4ler ,lata al•L .. pl'i4•ty of ft,riu n.; 1,u iteeocitatiou for the peeves. of .1101. v.,t+G,+ an auction ham „1', 1.1 rutal;irbrt.1 , =,el;, 7It indult t.aea t,“4-_ . lvi IJH kill 1 Oat t er udite:l on f ' alJt'CS.:e� 14)? sal 1+ ii .L+, a:e 6e'• l':fa a, Tuesday ee.,t, r 4i.a::.1 Inti taY2'r#.a l.ia'tt 1 F•rt:iY .13.-•- • NOT Di t,'VAI.II Kt#.—All izeprese 1'41; i '1.•G ": ,+ 'Pa , i ' o l.allk ,1. .l u1., tuit,ei4la,y,,, g,(F .L'1110:+ t1eeU11, to prvv a11r attlt•n';' eUZUee . of the f of d. 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A .,l e•'a 44.441 , 1, 1-77 a • - 1s, 2w, of tale, 344241 k4f 1:3 'Pale 1.t l .n'ilA.-r, t^,.etas-, s1; 1.m..»4.:.. ,, y 17; i:.•,awnsi, 1'1. 1:1 1.,l ser,, it tee, 1:ri.^; 'r, A 34.a1'lbtir Of 14:.; : 4'4 t•ne'."„-„,.:1..3..!,.....°3„ t',a.i*, al, lest«i;`,. -'a::; I•,.;,a,leat.t1.4''":1t8 :tl.0';,41, . r �.e + r, I 4' w'»,. 1' , r:"1. f,^ v t , d3 ..t# 4) o 1 `a , one 1 If meals' ls' IY• •; averse -4 t24'St F.r.e 3 r 4 .1..2 ,,,...., 1,3 4.: 27...1 t i;' J•1.,, M” 1::16;3, Mitt* 'leat'14 wilt, . e.,.,'",' N'1. 111..' : o a:'1 47u &Rtttrtiaiy- ' 16,..14 , , a' 411 c+'h' 1;i t .3,3 „4;1314•-.4 try J1, i'3" 1' ,., d t ,'•.4. n , 1:1., ,t.n433 1•: 114 1':s.' 1:34,,4' t1,`ul e, llllri4Q41t at t %tlit^ 1,,'. , 341 .,f i' •• ,,, 641 16421 314 ;a'4tt It s(a a 0.00:31'i,2 4 0101, .� er,,3' a. ,. , b. � , 11. a. 3 4. & et4 1 i ;;r..w.lti:ae 133 as fe , 1 r .tsa,.;l it. .. ,,,;Y :.l v•i:e", l.i, ry, as `,,1�C ll #�7a*,: liar'% lows : I'r, ,,'3t"a aa.1,1 e • .: ,l, Setherlan41i th 31 A62ielt e,3 d ^4:teet•ak,2; t•' tut LT tizt1 f,iS ar:ilr; Low ; T44'' 114'43,18, t'da.3 4 W41.72; ; A. (a-- :Ina,: o,4 ni,alit t 1111'ee over r4 week Roo. lite 34'L312.:.�;'e'n.1 eleee le 141-^-.-•4143 Pollee; J . s. eta mate. Eau,. . fl"t .Adel, tubi*s:(tb0U1 lits i 1 ai,.a , � , A. Y. llartg ; , as a tela ;r ; t,l 22'1ti:,ai.Dsraivter. 1 a th.,ir (lc; run *Los the debit Aside o. their ttltlgers, 3vlcl ev4'z ;t.rl agent re ert to the iu- elett;etee; bet'f:'ieeeleal *tratteer who has 1•,:.1.6 to dweergl -lathe L.tu l of 'stars and %aaul(ee�i, Of Deuitte�r 3i .c and frogs. Parties wishing to discount dotes could no doubt -drive a large business in Exeter :duce his flight. In Lis place has come 'r. II. Abbott, of Lentlo i, who has opened a dental ofilea in l aaa 1 fee Mork. Mr. Abbott intends to make Exeter Lis ho.no in the futare. He is well 3- C(U1mend.1il Ixsrar.t.'Ax3-., .•-On Thursday night last the be eel t,i of Laba'1.:):1 Forest Lodge 'So.133, A. F. A: A. M., G.11. C., m, -t in tho lodge room for the lava:0.0f lestalliug the officers elected for the, ensuing ye;ar,1.ight Worshipful P. D. D. M. Bro. Sutton, of Luean, performing the zuter�stiug C,?remony. The following are tho oIfic, rs elect : Bro, R. Boldon, W. M.. Bro. Wm. Iie.den, P. 3I. ; Bro. W. Jermyn, S. W.; Bro. W. D. Bright, J. W.; Bra W. 11. Verity, Chap.; Bro. G. . S;imwell, Treas. ; Bro, A. Lake, Sec.; Bro. C. Senior, S. D.; Bro. E. Drew, J. D, ; Bro. A. G. Dyer, J. D. ; Bro J. M:fcL3ghlin, 0. G.; Bro. I. Carling, D. of 0.; Bros. S. E, Jones a'ul W Hodgson, Stewards. After adjournment the brethreu, to the num- ber of abut forty, soon found themselves seated around Bro. Hawkehaw's table, and do- ing justice to the spread' provided; the chair w.is taken by Bro, Hayden„ P. M., who filled the position in his usual happy manner. Af- ter the usual toasts hal bean given and Cheer- fully responded to, the gathering broke up at an early hoar. T a lacamu43s.—On Thursday evening, 20th tilt, this popular and well-known troupe of bell ringers and comedians performed in Drew's hall to a well-filled hoose. Everything on. the programme was excellently rendered. The singing.aud acting of ;Johnny Brindle was better even than usual, and evoked much amusement, and many encores. The character' acting' of Harry Elides was as good as we have seen with any travelling company, and his faci- al contortions were nothing short of wonderful. His representation of the ower fu' old' man af- ter a Champagne supper was marvellous, and perfectly natural and elicited rounds of hearty applause. A. little more of the sweet Music of the bells would not have been unwelcome. We Would here remark that the present fashion among ,' oIi pauiea..of this kind of selecting some persons in the town in which they are playing and making them the subjects of many pointed aii4 personal' allusions is' one that does not comineud itself to the better class of people. it is characteristic of variety trouped silk reeve .1 .ltereZ3 31..— let altin°3-2 3 rebatkllt- any r rvie :a in e_3n213 etiiin with tho yletlit'dist (% lr3h'' ill rteIi:t1 in theC'Attarea hereon San. - day and M today nem:. 021 S Imlay sermons will 1,3� dc'livereil sat 10.30 a.tn1, and 41.301.14, The missionary' meeting. trill to held on 'Mon- day eve:013 at 7.a1'a ca'011341 t, tv1.1011LddrOsses w111 be dtlivt:rt'dl 141 $;:Ave. 3, L. Kerr and 3. IL Koeppel. A cull,•etion will ba taken up. 'Waxen sTieluT SLisvtets.--'hcsc time- liour3l 8'1'7;13;'T1,31141.11,3 dais Blida Ch ret- Ian church on Monday night,' commencing at half past nine o'elu�k and cantinning up till 1::103 o'clock, January lat,1878. Rev. Messrs, ARM and Basis dellveter.l addresses, reviewing the past year. and offering suggestions for the nest. Owing to the unavoidable absence of Bev. Mr. Holmes, these services were not ob- aerved served in the Canada Methodist church - Tun Mraa WE.axxan.—Daring the last two months we have had the mildest weather over experienced iu this country at this time of year by the oldest inhabitants. Tinder the genial infiuencir of old Sot, the trees were budding, the grass was springing, and all nature seemed to smile. Theroads were extremely muddy, on some of the back roads the axles of wagons serape], tue mud, and even the leading grav- el roars wore at some times almost impassable. Cow weather has at last sot in, but according to the predictions of Verner we need not look fur continued. coldweather until February. 'vdrtirou's ALMANAC for the ensuing year is to hand, and is au interesting little work, con- taining a great deal of information regarding twaather signs, eto., and other matters which x111 a111ase and perhaps eelighten the general reader. Mr. Veanor's predictions regarding the general weather features of the seasons have proved in the main correct, but neither he nor any one else eau tell months ` or even weeks beforehand the particular days on.which we will have rain, snow or sunshine. Vennor predicts a winter with little if any snow, and a ,good deal of rain. Er2ECTEa.—At the last regular meeting of the Exeter Division, S. of T., the following of- ficers were elected: - • W. Y. Bro. J. P. Ross. W. A 1.Sts. E. Wier. P. W. P., Bro. W. H. Mononr. I1..41 Tiro. R. Elliott. A. B. 8.,: 9e, ;. 1. Murray. F. ;.3., Bro. E. Roberts.' , ki)hap.:,; Bro. H. i'li#ss. ' 'Treas., Bro. R. Crocker. Con , Bro J. Stephens. Asst. Clem, Sis. lei. Latta. 0. S., Bre Henley. L S., Bro. J. Taylor. Urgnniyt, Sia. M. White. Y 1r. Watts, rep'-rls the school in a most 11-niriy.hil:„ condition, Not the least important peat of the eveliiug's pro- gramma ro• granum a was the prtlseutation to ,Airs, I ai:llz, the estimable wife of the re. meted pastor, of a purse coutaitli»g x$02.2,0- Tea puree was preeen1.041 on behalf of the chutes)) lnembeers, adhar- eats and°the�re, by Mr. 3. C. smith, Ana was accompanied by the following address read by left. J4ellu Knox ,)ru Mits. WALslr,--Ill .behalf of a number of your friends, desirous of ex- pressing in some tangible manner the appreciation of yourself, and air. 'Walsh as their pastor, we are request- ed to present you with this nurse as a mark of their esteem and confidence. Also to assure you of their gratitude for the interest manifested by both yourself and Mr. 'Walsh in their spiritu- al welfare ; and they earnestly Lope that their iuterclllrso may bo even more pleasant in the future than it has been in the past. We also avail our- selves of this opportunity to wish you a very happy net: year, and trust that it may be rich in blessings from the hand of our bountiful father in heav- en. Learning that you purpose leav- ing us for a short seaSou of recreation with your Mende. we wish you a pleasant time and a safe if not speedy 'return to our midst. 11r. Walsh re- plied very feelingly and suitably in be- half of Mrs. Walsh, and i11e remainder of the programme having been: carried out the meeting was closed, a very en- joyable evening hawing been spent' by all present. STEPHEN. GooD RESULT.—From the 14tH May to the 21st of October last Mr. Wm. Heaman, of this township, sold to the Crediton cheese factory $200 worth of milk, the produce of six eows.. N. emu -does. — The noentnations for this township were held on Monday last,, al the Towushlp Hall, -Crediton, The following gentlemen were Glomi :amt�ed : for Reeve, Messrs S 'Hogarth, add T. Coughlan. Fot Deputy Reeve, Messrs. T. Yearley and V Raiz. For Councillors, .Messrs, C. Eilber, W. Schnarr, Wm. Baker, John, :Keith,. Jaines, Swenerton, R. 'Bush, ITw Doyle.' At'the . couclusiou of the xloreinatioes the candidates made abort speeches,_ Mr. Hogarth giving ail accouut-of bis ste wardship. l!�,Lt'0'rbD:—L. 0. L- No. 610 hold .41, sad c,a nasty took phaco clear the village 331' (}r.33310aa Lest Tutusalaty rliar,ll' It appears that Mr. Alex ti,4a:rt, a we.31- lcuo:sn t .V,::4;r there', either of eles4akr,. Ur.pit Prose, sten" l:i:eeer4, had bete at (aria;Itt-n on lsll 1330-::t, and •1.t e,3 re^ tilrtitiln it:elm e, iris 1.e.'2'lt•31320 b: iz;: ti�t;Y :teed 33341`' ;1 a.it4'lt diehtee 3 ol;1st,:e. the l Vlll.ti:a`. �1 ilii; t (see his w:61, it 14 ellla- tweed, he 11.4,1 r,All til 34313:4 to match with w1.iel: to lief Lia l"ii'ex 4413 tllw. yea of to 11431A'40 .thea �i. a ley Mr. Taylor: but tattling tit finite i i neat 21, 4'7104•.1'3 that Ins hotly 1,33 4 e i•ae.+T0• l el i13 the Lister+u 2'iria t141) nitati311 ti 1111 a' cleuche4I in his b44!,41, i4,4.li 9 to the, h4il'lae eitYa;l that rat hell tievid034143 et:eel/lerel e. aa12t1 W34.4 dr3owru,'3j 4.14"1 It#+ had reet)v(''te'k1 fri,4u tido sum illeiel.ltt to the . fall. Mee this 1ta41at3.Cl33ly affair bce-s,ii1(' tiepin,: ,+• ' + rr a t , 1.t t,a°tt a .4) a a. (. a tk.tirl l f (G ,a f 1 4,r grief throughout the tieighl,0rl'0.1e1, where -dtvea83'(1 11:;1.l f3 -r many pears lived. -lie w:12 t#t6ki ;if alto l)iu330k°rs of North �lidrlle'l�s, reed (arlltltull vitlal;c+. was teemed after Millin .1t hit; death 130 W3tr3 alta+,alt (Iii years of att.3'04 "rhe fnt:orui WAS very laargely attended. 11111410 , .1. 1 �4 r� V1.vl•Q:'so rile. i. t, 3' tee -dyed tlla3t anti 130rtia433 ho- vfti4aie4,4 as sottither of tent Its:Inciattit,tt ww.iui31 le:''l't,•i'1414*.tt•'i tit {3131i%14',3.3; rat 4114 1 .last,,•- nett ptt,ttt•a' ;Irate if tilt eat a::l'-,-ell fl to the til:': of :e?r. it"'lee 2* 3 .t'. 611• +•lira 3'11 it), er;, a+e t'P.F ('f the 31-4..43..iet1; e ir.11 11 44131, '.i l 1.,,'P 11, .4 .,+i¢ ; . ti Ali. Vit, 1:%',L=':l"#, e,`. i; tee l 30;.:34'4 , that a ea•u32214+eet:iv f+:',3 f (L.') tri 'b1. 1,3.,40:aa4 ti# tts'Q-r:o;' k#1.'t*.,ilii#4,cl tati� IPIN.4014,4 Th, z4l.1ah ars to ..libels reel tee -ie fe ,•3 .s'4•1 33W 1e17, of 123-, ,ie 1 t-1it<'41 wee 1.141! .A. L't'itfitt,1.'r. v:;aY re' .411[',1 113.:t 'h+'it9:i' eery ler l'^•H71 veleta lei 3'3.23114',l s) Wee .r et. -e:1 for 9 tittlecat tlr(, prevt t , e 1.1 tette, , idea tenet b1.». t' �' "4.1. -" ! e r It t ., t l quo ,a it. .ill a 1 t the aa. r ,at a i wl pay it i . ; bili 311'r141.,er:1ail) 14'4'+ :33131 cluee t,, the, f ,4 . 111#v,iat„ beetle of e.3at,art,«,x , For t•.a4e11 et(ailie.ta or bull, $1; ; for melt tiara'., tar NtattNAT3tes.. -T11t3 nominations to fill the calicos of Reeve, Deputy-1'.uvt, and (,ultuclil'ars, wet hk'id at the Time. ,hip 114311, Z.lricb, en a1(nitay last. The following gentlemen received nom- inations ; Fur Meese.--J.,1ul D. Geiger laud G. 13210 lanae, M. 1). Pee^ Deputy- Ikere -.- Daniel McColl and Samuel Rennie. Fur, Ooidaloitiaf8—William Wilson, John C. lslallnleisel), Robert Ferguson, William S. Wilsou, J*►.nee Swenerton, SVillila131 Schneider. COUNCIL illemxso--At a meeting of the Council held ou Dec. 31st, the fol- lowing business was transacted. Moved by Mr. J albllalsoli, see ended by lIr. McColl, that the Reeveiespect the work done -on a bridge betweeu luts 13 and 10, von. 11, anal give an order on the Treasurer in favor of George Walker for the nnlouut he coneidery the repair', to be worth —Carried. Moved ley Mi. Geiger, seconded by Mr. Kalbfleisch, that the cleric be instructed to make out separately the taxes on each parcel of land assessed to William G. Wilson, and alter the same ou collector's roil.— Carried. Tae followingaccounts were passed and orders granted for the pay- ment of the same, viz.:—Johu Sher- ritt, contract ou the Hensall drain, $'239; ltobt. Brown, Reeve, balance, of account for repairing Centre Road, $29.23; William Campbell, damages by hauling gravel, $d ; Gevlh Roes, damages by hauling gravel, $4. Moved by Mr. Geiger, seeiiale;I by' Mr. Kalb- fleisch, that this Council tib nate ad- iunrll. Carried. — SAIVIIE,'L FoSTEB, Clerk. VS1IOAZ FE. ELECTION OF THE ULD CuU.1CxL.-311 Monday last, the Iiotuinatioua in Us - bottle tookplace at 1.be Tewuship Hltll, Elimvtlle, resulting in the re-election by aoolatuatiou of all the old Council and Reeve, as follows :—For Reeve, L. Hunter. Councillor for S.W. Ward, 'Jas. Halls"; for N. W. Ward, D. Millar ; for N. E. Ward, Tilos: M. Kay ; S. E. Ward, Jolltlthen Shier. ►.re+ ii:iRICUOht P1aESENTAT1oN Cu Christmas Day a number' of the young people eoeue .ted with the Cliuroh of jEuglaud here, sur- prioel tkeir ininietine Rev. Mi. 'Scott at his residence, aud„ presented his their annual December meeting in, Writaable'leally with kluulu valuable arti- tlleir hall ou the::21ati urea ' The:1•ollu w- ' clttr .vf riily. er plata. ;#w, 14 i 3 f'ar anti :lslaerarl) % 1 ilia.;, %Ate ; :31330 that. 4a p33'1e'alla343.3 e.Jf 'ale per .gilt. bar Paid to tick' a ,3141)t;i3ttitiar c#n 14+1 iitkt3t+ Thu fol.oui'#4 g'1*tie^ e""e , •,-1+9,3,,,,.,4- €1 3. ptel2ted ale 4a(#Ill,ilittar v irnw rlt-wthe'' l l"umber of member,* 14(rll a14402124te cf (+ r ,•T t1t lk ,licit l,1. 1 b got Messre. Moore, Ferguson, on, Hulnter, l v - a lirr, ,,lieu, Mti''a gart. 1'lzi4 o,int. nate was i'1,tructe l to report cat tho attxt meeting of the association. If they receive aufiiele lrt cllcoul'lauenleni to ju'ttifV the aStioeitatinll in eerrying cut, its; oljtiet, a sale will be held 10 the towu of Clinton early in March lIOId. The ass0oiaatikn adjourned to 1Lmet't at MaLnreu'e lrnlcll, 011111.013, ou Friday, Jan. 11, at 11 o'clock. am MEDICAL IIYND11IA . CO1iONE:It FOR JlJ tat eteinty of Huron. 0f lee,itoxt door to. air. L Carling's stere, Exeter. tee C. 1I001tL;, 11'1. T). C. al. . Graduate of AlcGill Uuivaisity, A entreat Officer and residence, Exalter, Ont. O1ice 1 oux— , Stem= and ltt10n.to W. eettOWNIN(r, M. 1). 3l. 0. - a;, Graduate Victtri:a•aiifvorset3t Office, wish:once. Do= ..tion Lmaurtt.3lw r'exeter I\R. IR,VING, eIRADUATtoe'i IJNI- VEi4S1TY Trinity College llege 8: ember Col Lege l'nysieians and surgeons Ona., `.Mico Iiirkton (t r1LCO1'1S0N & 0, J)kfy, 1 Barrister 9, Attornc a s, S elicitors 4c. • Money to Loan on heal -Estate. Fanson'sBlock, Exeter. \V MoDIARMID, B.A., it 'T 11., TAWY g' ', a .119 L ,�(D COi 1E1f.1tCElt ' LUCAN,ONT. HOTELS. ['1RAND BEND IIOTEL.—The u x - \Jt dm -signed having rented tb e v Bove hotel f r a toren of years, Las refitted. it un for the Cana fort of the travailing public.: Good liquors at the bar. Li owl hostler it attendance, C,ElYAN,Frel) 1831 T A DAZE HOTEL. -The undereiguecl XI- leaving assumed the tole control 4.f th,3 above hotel, C. 'Wilson having retired on or about the 20th of July last; the business will be oarried on in the future by W. 3. Stewart. The travelling public will' find everything kept in is first class style. The bar will be supplied with the gestliquoas:and cigars. An attentive ostler al- ways in attendance. W. J. TR, Will r." au,ra13-tf IARDING &. B.ARDING, Barriai- •tars , attorneys, Soliciters, Comiuissiouer_, I3. It., he. ova BLoca, Water treat, St... af,u•y's.', 311118 I9.BA]DIrt3 .. E. w. r3A44,1nust G. & J. BROOKS •Manuta�ck rrer,,ss}oof} - LUITSBE 4r L3. •►11+11: STAVES!' aid dealereiu '. CEDRPOSTS R. ILS,CUFaDWOQ,D.- itfll l.s--Two miles west of London 11o43A,