HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1878-8-1, Page 8W. GRIGG,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
aracrrnzmxt,
AlAIN STREET, • EXETI.E.
0
A. choice as-the:mem of
CLOTHS,
TWLEDS.,
FANCY COATINGS and
VESTINGS
at, priees that will compare favorably with
other Dealer&
Otat MOTTO-" Permanent Satisfaction.".
'rhea Gouts" Turuishiregs a ettecielIty.
FALL Si-haat:re IOU IOC'S.
Senth Huron. Exeter. October 5 mei 0,
siko-As 1,1%.• hell during 1678 us fel-
low;
Weetern
Fair. at Loudon, September 30 to
Oetobee 1.
hineittaa fall eelabitieu. at Mit11. Seleeres
ler 19 elial
Went Damen, at tivao:101, tet ler Viand
19.
Central. at thaelpit. Septoulter tA4 29).
It9,Vineki). 1919-0119'9 S'T9t 341''.T '33 US .279
:yielding the "hammer" iu his usual humor-
ous manner. The bidding was not very lively,
and the building was sold for a30 to Mrs.
Flitliard. The cedar posts and fence rails were fah to do o very short timo
THE TRIMS
e y, an ancone a g A desire to purchase retOPENENT BXTRAOltDINART.
near the market should do so at once, before
the prices rise beyond their reachothich„ as the
result of the activity of a market they cannot
purchased by Mr. Isaac Carling for $4,75, and QVOIT taemen.--Oo Saturday afternoon last
a eertain unmentionable but awes:try ad-a.game of quoits was played between Messrs.
hunt to a well-appointea premises brought Wharton Hodgson and Thomas Horn on the
tifty-five ceuts from Captain. Howerd after a side of Exeter and Aftssrs J. D. Ellis and J.
-Tithed and interesting competition. IdeLean on the side of Heneall. The match
TBa Hoo Pres IN TEE V22.1,401.1. -We do was play01. 022 the vacant lot in the rear of Dr.
not loom whether it is necessary or not, but Cowen's buildiug, formerly owned by Mr. D.
since no action taken ut the matter, we deem Joints. The liret game was won by Exeter, • er came to our leuowl. deo. rivalling anything ht
it advisable to call the aenteu of the Village but lu the rentaiulug two Ifeusall carried, off • soug or story, occurred it: this neighborboue
authorities to the horrible stench arising from the laurels. Some el the hitchiug was rely Tuesday of this week. It wes tut elopetueut of
the hog peue itt different parte of the viehtge. • good, and some of it very intlifiereut„ Messrs. au extramelluary texture. th. etors of which
Between the C. M. church 014 the Station Hodgson and Horu made excellent work inthe own allegiance to the etiery ette that to in
Beall the stench is almost unbearable. Tile lest game. 'When they Itad 7 wane their op- the land of frlt/1u.
odor ie.eMattniug. Other parts of the village temente. hall 15, but by careful playing •they WEL' P.W
are just asbad, anti we hear couhtlainte of the . ran up to 17, when the star of the liensall so far as gleated by eur neeoter. ere as follows:
wee:sauce on ail sides. ruless eemethingjs pleyers again aseended anti by very neat pitch- Atrout the month of Nee- lee et< a man wee,
VANREZ twos ewenoes muv LAND OF LIE -
RIM VITA ANOTHER '?Nt'S. WIFE.--AFTEA
EINE MONTHS TREY ARE Wit.T.owED---ANDTna
1LovINO earn iteerrees wrru 11JU LIEGE lotto
ANA MASTER.
CHAPTER I.
One of the meet extra. nlinery cases that ev-
11..'tuattcr. will be bred 10 g, which aid uot admit of any improvement. iug front Iruele Saute: Ie.:ea:ea Ole., Unit 8Ceeeelil-
the place. Lind death may result. one huzaau they SCOFe.1 21, and thus woo the match. v a fuevinetlete co zee; , • witolli
. Exeter beat Ileneall some two weeks ago, so blintteeSeel was, his wile toe2.1,0 she ee,
ever in Exeter. We hope some steps led that the two pleoes are now (Neu. A good stoma to his:none. arho, or a -
takeu to remedy the meeement auel Fleet /et 4.Jof interest was apparently team in the tail employment in oleseere Avery etalit',.!
et:etagere r.m :VS* with the idea the; vieitore ganws, aua quite A moutor of people were where he retattitie were..... for a ftrr'', •aths. In the-
.
'• life is starlit mere than all the hogs that were
to Exeter uniet qt.:ley de-itifv‘etaatS. prti,ent, among them a few from Ihmeall. The winter tiortien. Ilea lear : it att.ske, wk.44-4f tat
•,‘
Diatehe ov .41.
Pi.-anWeille.AA'y Of Inst folwaiii, is the $04-e
mr. E. tiossm,a, or the faro of Dyer. take Ettoriat
E Howard, io i.1v2V40.422y WWI SWAN Other Wink.'
:Wit wee etegegel remixing the Itunteo Cathe. iihagshh......10.
it.Church in Lia.lelph, and be was goalie nahl 11
......... .
_ ;nto the peetuiet eoli a Mr. Robbie:in who itvee
LOCAL NEWS. etaeoo tl.t• elaitelt• fit haat juet got threugh
t
21. it g alien In ceite.1 the dog. whielt
ego,'1. 344 the ler& :Mined ce 43.••• if OtIp3022.... 3.
TIIITSDAY. ArtiVNT 1, 1s78.
youe 141 z.aLing fteilitvrty
r-Ltip
3A-53154, oat for pneeitee 4114 110,144".Sy takilt tht?
0124 234.40 A 2'3'1 on
thq Werthzteds.mciy
Tanostireheette. joree Pie:Lard eyeetteeeett
throleeeidI:tithe,: ou Ilea -A.4 Lot. IL.
eel
t uers aletta .to lee:tee, oetia-
ette et. the ter nem ettitt
),I.E.FVi 9". 990iFFIV lee: eel V.7‘,/ee 19, 1199
1.1;4^VI:i111. el;
E.2::,rt Let
L.na thee leatee. teeth tete,
"lel wee "thee.
ts.-.,!4h4 .ittrinee paet
vie. it lee tote: e . 1larete:•.t.in 1.14i4a41
ttreezifiLie,t' 14 two tm
tic.e.. e..%eee 241fikt
TNT: l11,21 .L.---113,", of 'Ow ma to-,
leleuelay wee mote thatt rteeeeeefal here. W.
4.1a:v p4%3,4A 21.1 teeipte, tool the.
fer a short fame lot the elende mareae.1 te
ell Sot eutio le low utortairet Uah
le Pearesetee- The P.eet. r letral ail, oat f r
practice
*'u 1rila tsieht intenaparty with
•olal) 44 tla.,-firt EWA , who laUrciall with Litt.
51 toteitt The lettel oluee,1 well. aria evil
0 4 ti.toe aey taloa:eat ou the elate! whet.
in • '
.1 I, 1 a..
Stateeroee-The ellientent tf one rior
sheep otatit we rehired t,t u tmple-Ad weele.
ta wee meat- fan Mitchell ou Triasty la -t by
hi hrs. tuts mid Ih al. They weed to.
Live:Teel, lvltit5 4.50 ehu-p there were ee
heed +4 fat cattle.
m -vote-11h ,Well MIS leg petrel:as:el frem
Mr. D. Jeltus the beading opataite the Cen-
tel 11,4,1, end fitted it up hatithenuely, has
remov. 4 hie wilier to the uppiet fiat. T5,1, l'tti-
Vitlatt' iSikil tie, street leading to the tutee
Utrietitut eimeou.
Me. It. Kamm h4 ageat for the Allan Lille.
lichees at low tette,
Beeetimo..-What proud:tea to be a 1.1.1y in-
let -testing baee bai math between Grelituu
eub ateel a Mete hastily eel:Acted for the octets -
hot in let.er, was luterrupted Tilltrrally
at IT it 1.1tHlti tiuwuponr of raiu, ADA the C412.
tee tutu, had 0) separate without knowing
which billo was the Lest.
tehon T1:flown:to-Cu Fziday evening last
Exeter Fire cozupauy leo. 2 had their engine
onr fur a trial of her projecting powers. The
buctiou holm was placed iu the tank by the B.
C. Chu en, and the nozzle on elain Street iu
front of Mr. S. E. Jones' jewelery establish-
ment. The water was thrown over lettuson's
Bock quite easily, a long distance for a hand
engine. 'When the hose are ail attached to
the engine the water eau be thrown on the
Post Oillee Block, with the suction Doze in the
stone tank as it was in. on Friday evening. The
pumps worked. easily.
AcUDENT.-On Monday last a painful acci-
dent oocurred at Crediton to Mr, Edmund At-
kineou, of Exeter. He was puttee- the theet-
ing boards on ihe roof of a building for Mr.
Samuel Woods when he unfortunately stepped
on the edge of n boom' which not been nailed
to the raftere, and. fel to the ground, a die.
tance of about 14 feet. He fell amongst a
quautity of lomber, breaking his left arm near
the elbow and.stunning hint. He taken to 1)r.
Lthlinse where the broken limb was set. He
was bre light home the same day, and is now '
under the care of Di. Cloweu, and progressing
Loot atete.
NAWAT.- It Sit laity .evening about six
o'clock a furious runaway °muted in the vil-
lage. A horse belt:tieing to Mr. John Willis by
some means escaped from the field where he:
bad been working, and with a new sulky hay
ake at his heels dashed wildly up street. hle,
close to the sidewalk in passing Jones's jewelry
store, and the rake striking against a hitehing
post one of the' wheels was torn off the axle.
The horse was stopped. near Bevis's blacksmith,
Lop by a farmer's wage n which happenect
be standing crosswise on the street.
Peneen.-The liteenen in full dress, accome
1 read by the Lana, landed the streets last
2. Tliy1ookodwel1.,
SALE el' ALEUT }ma extee.e- 1 he smell-
'buntling widch the village acquired with the
market property was as per atieettipeinenteot
rvld by publet 51 aeon on Monday evening last,
VL o 11 Rodeo; u, ti 0 (lpelar 500 ioneee, t
5,15 )15154. 111{01 55.445..1 4111th...1;00A itaturtel. bit
s eet ea itairsi Mr, Howard Ity dee calf of the fiurn' • 11'
tii.4 .1,..51„ need eltmg kis with ;omit tenacity
14.
et ei neho. hat teeth meet. nor diel the eaveete •
• iteute reare his lt.la till Lis jets were oalit•I .
lbeleson ...10.
ettre. its. Howard W' 414 )4.4,eteitt to ee home /halt 'a ...
A.
45 11V1; r. Tito r.1.114.44: Vivi. 24.4 : ramitki Q./ 1 ---
1 ..,:.. or t.r.), tem :i•fta. rrUlv '.!+14-. Ileveata -wee • 17.
tee:. tha it,1:'-' lb4
. tire tem, ot
14 a. t4.
Ca eteo- to•
t7{40 to lc1,
nasw,reke,.
0.1 litafte yotee
ele toe a L'r:.s•ii e r tehetee wet, Its
Lig ”4,4e• t'Ai-sr144.,99 t449i. .9.*Nre-lti
1144iL14.041.), l"" 5
boilesert;.u.! 14ve h ii'-ill,ti,t. Ville.' 5
f,224tir,
eeeittire
Ileaseee.
111 tilee.tslee455, 714 51 d• hiterleealholl
in the serino he Lena . s arra Italtortm
4.110 StAlt01, 5 f.a tamr si 1.5 eeeille. avillaee
:dem 3*515' miles ,.ash ihteter. All the fee
the leek were very alesteenate toweed
41114 Weso rt ,!,14541 212,do!N 14 1.4 •
ft,lliolk in AtAtrilla,Ally. 1.7A,Tphi5:4 Wout
With thttil,
Esir A 4.2,0114: liALEEKt:p 11524551‘ el'Snes%
ev envoi 1 tet.4.
reel not II whater .4 tee tree...Ode id aff,arhe.
waA zaraie 5nlbe ravel VA,,,13,V ast. fly the'
t14511 thl• tite 1/1311 e
. ..
eittuo. los le walas Ak. il, ael. e.oaitot fr..0,
Ema...... 8. .-42i5.. Nos- 1.-iotri..., dl..... :to ri iiki 5i*,.kita, i5 d 1
,3104..'4511 leo A et tee 1.'414rii li,:.5, 1. ii‘,• Ivo Vta. A 5 5,,,
: 144 ott.,:niapi4 off a va,,m,ivi, aroi ..,L,A, 5 a -,,, .i ,ii„
,_,.....
. 1
4-1:411 la. -1% :a; 5344-8 teent r..• .5 i'• i 11 ni
tieroent of the difficulty. Afr. Goo. u wanted
five dollars to abenamn. his cheitu. Ana Mr.
Ardell was willing to pay two. After
some time they effeeted A CoMmumf•- Mr.
(Sion1041 agreeinc to ery quits mid t•aritter hig
tudewfully acquired property for four (halms of
the lawful money of the realm. The: 'sr et Odd,
and (attestable etill„ who by the wry. had not
1i:eating: to prOVATE' A warrant. twis nifotrucd
I that he might let the Woman goe
'ME FINALE.
then hal his eleteeteee eheehot
;! for Tnhe," end ells. A. iv :elver -owe of his
15co32PEr;try el,een•t. from hee sele ol dot:totem
leernis nreloal Gerd:met meat unit hies aim he
I the most an fashion. Then Gloat%
preeeed tome:Mee into her keel, end she
lowhisperol a few wohie in hie :ter. eaaell
returned. the whietie semelet, they fon aeosrd.
; the cars. the treat started, a sweet 'eel -Li was
ttemit.rast:tho Jatine.theta joie velsesitie•ka
trituno, to the kael where free lime otetaine.
HAY.
•
On Friazty C4,144,1slirt bops., of
Stephen. siarikkveti from liclo;o11 and
l.Rirteetiet,i Lange Itmolu.r fieet-elase
; hogs pneeltit-.A et the Dratrefo )0
11'
pee. fes, ter
with in duo.. 1,4, to lay ..rpo4.1.
••••••/01.11...er,01. •
YE If 9
A -1)91,094.94 94 4 i:AIS
NkkTic*i; in.: ok (ay pty., k, a-1515,
,rvitzts. 1.5.CV 5.44. 5• 5, '55". •Ii."
to -en the
%tt,t,t.i
kI4sori: to 51 .54
15 I 51 Re „
e,,e..ki.44,41412.i4ey- noir t, t ti ;
• C.te er. !1,12,1„ r 0 2, Y{
UM, AV. o4,1:42.
rote e;
Dalt 4 Jute j,, 5.Oi. ehe t.reeth
0P& READ
tee fteree .4 lee Ley aue letee • eeteeete.
at the Ittoto14,1:7.831
.en. al I y
GRANT'S REEDY
thin 0 kck.54.1i.iik;4 11.t, •
otetto coo 11485110115 f;,41 -e An 2,, emoteit e tit. e , I t A V.11 r
ath ritzs tit,tt thhah 18,_ tee tar et of elt o este1 71
et ill 45 5, Ed144 1.,412:a I 44 wv,t. 5.54. .0, i **I .15.5 .4 An 1! I
ate Ore' tise het eet cl41nt4 e 8 the, hat " 5 2' 4 a:
,e4 t ete 244i Ad Likd ala id • Wit t
thic 2 4+4.4, S,71.528114 1.1.:` ad 5 a e I itt John ta. ;2 5 25 A. ,1 4 „ e. e
1. "'434'! 14,s 5 I.n V**44-il3a 74)14 Vkt ki4va 5 ri; ';5 .45
ea :644 I 47,,555 he, ete.to 1 e vete331 tIl t 114 bet: tft r. eel. 4:Pdi s L i,T7 1 ;2 t+
4542135 23 e T57e.ter 1.4k n. Et.(11 for .); 31. A13 4- 1.440, - 4
5nakr? . kr, .
7,714, 1785 all,'1 554:4t tetra, t. 11 13.51140
nz
to,Wilere. 1,141 15ttli t.to tiggo
1343," 12 7 40-* 30 .no «5i4544651 5 toene 5 gide
ret1,11. 0 ef 3:40,4'4 5. 55 „ev.,.. 08 t1t5. 1544.4. ••
°4 544,, 1.15'ik l8INA' 49,5 47344 5170 o4 fortnte• ,
vieit the pew.. the itatert teito: thet Eeeter a I
4-.15 1411,!. 1aiis5 5 or wat.--iie "Mese, I
','23e+, mg of i I. -,v':13& 1444,t,'7. '.31554 here 811*!"h"ry OVA 4; itio...
tq,iikith 150.1
Aitteet :here other pee:, 14 the fie.: gives ite
priuelpal thoroughfare 54.1545'Leh-holt:ail*
moue, ll114 1.Vt. r .45.4314! it. t144.: saw.: thing. . 5
sag:, st the; titt* UAW. 44 tom 1,5 tor eerti. I
e iet Ret51•Wri 1..tiiva it. Whet tete- limpet:pie e a
r, . 4.5 444 4"4.
15 ,
ee
49, .,
eeele, t me 54 51155!lill''
.1)5 4 „ ,
• t4:31 11- • :
; te A • 1
.4 9411111.9 -FA) 55 .11 9 4;44-
ff. tra let ...mak 44 elk •,,st.ft".-f01, 5" id1,511,5 71 At• • if .1
155,156.4 04 l'.”9.10.11:17: gig VT ur
AA !AA', tilo. `9E,190i ...144-19". 5545.24 35415 6010'. 09 ale, eve tee eel he 1, ia lee,. 1 s- u.
1.40^. l65141. uteil feteet thetreetit tea Wei- 1 113 the eft. 1,, :4n oh .OReeo 1 04F IA I '1
99 ',Illy Wu, "oht lis till.'114Cla511 ileriqqa` 8.115 tem: 510243 toe Ir. ,'474,'. :i.e. int Ne -175 45 01.
;1.4.04 A. 251., aka Ilt r 12151.rt fk.tre.1 wiz,5454545" '0 '5125 54
12.2'.' 50+ 9.A ter :tea to e r tare :veto e.
ee .ot the vete., Leilere eht teeloellt en the. et le he.stheeee, h tee ,e,,,taataeh ;he
tl.e None doe • '.5541' tame time 5 boohoo fie • *it en. ea, 94.9, .4 444 .425,.t.., t,, te, tea,,,•e
tete ltillipit• tor .14111litt4 titeto to tut it: -1 "*.elea tat flee teel tle. dee: ear. A .65d,
a.a„aach tea t,o uthat,14.'5* ee.,„ .1 et I/5.
twehateaeho1ethot
733
0 r'n0ik4'„.::4a l45'sit• k•.I
ls -k1•ikkne-e4-g,-.e.5le, i
:o.•
`o'et.e
1 s
tito1;
•,ta*1/h"-:e11! ev,. 35.
4re15e.4lete :
3.-k 5,
1
P1007,ilaPibra7
-4 V,oa v4„,
ee- tel the eatelilatte :Ilea at al, vete t
• noi le Meet melee tee dein ''5 o elle :New n . i"
4 t / 0 N
118'! IL, to t: reams teepee lot eu A ti 0
te' I I to 5.0 544*' 1444 1 W 51445 4 Mill, U. eelt sr:. Lis e',:otti :Met
II 15 f5l4111 the kr
dem 4'. awl had left it at hie leeeee 45 OW :of his'
t.t:rte. A nethe r wi.e4 se: 1 that ono of lae
Corieese Meter:lee Tito Cenneil met pumas r•
aet to it ljettrument at the leaped ease 054 e
2542h h*,,t. An the
• pr. sem ceeept Mr. Verity. The minutia of 2
tee hr. vions uteteiug Wilt* Vcati aud eeatirtat
I.FI7A,11.7
intr'. lab, %54I1; 521::i 1 251 0151, O.5.‘ili.E
After tleot, eselootat tool 1 Itheitet tionoto t
Xhmen_iv...-
et:leiter:, of be- le 1.e.1 seloaltd. a hot t met ;
- ,arials
•
;P;t14;
lets heel taaett 0 vettitieete, Tot that th.745)$554'5'455':4' "tifi'" ;''' r' 455)551,',, 1.4' 141""g 1'
ta^ hot t'"WO-311.14t to ,101.% him, atia 4',) osi , .4,7",1'. 90° 991'1 Near the "S '].I135' of ,1i e-
1214185415 tieit ma, 5 0":41.1k.a.cei wiXtli Igkedvd,1 t 6 I
59419, 11'30.A:ei :9tist9F0'4 aoity in tuo lel - t 1
intetelt nu veer vereirg, eseeote DM t400tee • eoneee tel • • . - .-- -'- -"
.,,teran le t.ioun. y
i
of Ituroli.
e :ay. the tattlerieh aml the Sete:4th peeves, e"'" "f Mr. Arlt '1r" "5.54.°'"15°' l'"eliPts•
%% but Lee tee,11:4 t5i-ree=1" of 14i-4 14254
51,24,1, 1550 eriett a twit devil latt. r then the
Teudere for the 4 livere• g1'44Vi,1 OA tilt' mar- 1
ket wen, Tete -heel from Neeters, E. me. 1
ot ilatrolay the :A:tinkers 11.5,1 mit finished '1 au Thie
sett and Tito:tete Mingall, felk,ws:
$1.4:9 per eseed; .'r,..rgart, $1.70 per t
eon!. ahead ley 11. itheeet, wheeled by .T. N. :
*7Carriea. Movol by le Rio et. toetnellea .T.
Howard, tied the lovaat tider be rteeepted..-
ec, Howard, that tle• Iteet\te procure plan and t
specifications of latii.uag, ata that he give b
notice that teuders for bnilding will be received
up to alontley, the ath day of August, at 7.30
pau.-Carried. The clerk reported. the sale of
tea belittling, poste. tee., for 535.30. Moved by
R. Biesett, seettuded by G. Satui:ell, that the
Cuuncil aajourn until :Vol:day, the Sth.of
August,. at 7.30 p,m.- Carriea. M. EAVICETT.
C:erk.
awav thee, eh.. eel tut heetettielee et her
eileleution hivit Oda the felerbood, came to elothilia wit el, e. ineetieley melee use 49
iatia eitlient the lea, Hate jeettiir: Hutt even for email totret, 41.-e:oeis of avoeling tto
Yr:Itit" ANT 'I AN 11 01.1
.1 t.,4544.ty of 440.242 In a 1.4% *141;1 111.1431.l."i /47 r:Ire
I telt 11 ,1. 41,N; 12.
tkt1,41
KI7111Z.:1:17 v.. N. 17 It RAY,
t1leIe' tal ro tor eel by Pt Mat*
BY wtiAirros vi;lirti.tr,.., At t TbiNEE11.
heir labors. Title emelt:et on the part 5,1 the 5,15,31.5 tfte 1:14'11)1` 55,40 ;It ","1:4*
.ahop of the shect $hroutitil, aud people eau Mur."A.,f :tve.iii!llevh%::::-.5.11:4e.-itsle
ally look with leallaug :ma hewn upon men lter pretty tillrti's they left, a teed deal
vi" s*ool,t lo hiPtittY " "lug wn' sauls away."
tptibie, petty lie. lett eteue prople have
They (trove to leseter. Here Mr. 044141
uch habit lying, ft:gelled upon them tlutt
hail Nome time ago feft a wealth to be fixed. by
tl t toll tlas h.
stupid he um. at that.
the 5.3115412 things of tide 4441'114,M35. .15,.. got pos.
Mr, Jonee. mut, '52521 the epirit that metros net
seseem 42f the watelo and *awned it amour
ON. other thingoin the beet= of her these. Thus
0114lt chapter'.
ATTEMPTED norSEEREAEING.-On Monday
morning last, All attempt was made to gain an
entrance into the residence of Mr. William
Horne, about half a utile soutb of the village.
The family retired to bea early, and about
ten o'clock Mr. Horne heard some one at-
tempting to open the Venetiau blinds on his
bedroom whitlow. Mr. Horne enquired teveral
times as to what was wauted, and at last a
voice which he failed to recognize growlel out
that he -wanted in. While this was goiug on,
Mr. Plorne'a two daughters heard another par
sou attempting to force open the front deer.
They raised a window and alarmed aneignbor,
when the two parsons, ending their efforts of
no avail, took a sadden departure, one of them
staring "they would show them yet," or some-
thing to that effect. Mr. Horne in the mean-
time procured his revolver and went outside,
but could not and trace of anyone. It is well
for the rascals that the revolter iviLS not iii ItIr.
Horutes room,else that gentleman says he would
not have hesitated to nse it,
PEoPEETT ONANOIN Ils.34148.-. Sow that; the
peoele of Exeter know where tim minket is to
be situated, there is a revival iu the sale of
property. Withiu the Jost few days Mr. I.
Carling ha.s sold several lots on the Station
Road and other streets in the neighborhood of
the market, among the sales being two lots to
Richard Herren, lsud two to a Mr, Murdoch,
of Brampton, Who, we learit intend s erecting a
groen house thereon. ,A. Mrs, who
purchased the old building on the Market
Square, has also bought a lot. In polling his
lots, Mr. Oarliug gives plenty of thnethe pay
fot: them alai asks a low ;ate of interest, thus
making it at. easy matter for. people to iuvest:
.A. smell market house sufficient fur all vreaelit Bi
want**, together with weigh imales will be erect- ;
el on the market inunediately, and a better tu
grain trade thalieV.er is eihattlently entiehott :et
ENTED.Pang.-Mr. Sir oebottom, the CHAPTER II.
nootrietor of the Eirkton hotel, ha.% re,- FOLLOWING THE FVOITIVES-AN AMIVAIILE see-
eently erected a large addition to his
building, which will give him more con
vonience, hlr. Bohner, blitoketnith,
hos erected a new dwelling house.
Mr. Anderson ha-, started a new shoe
shop here. 15 was long needed.
l.
STEPHEN.
IiicxmrG 14?IttnaPUS.-One day
last week, while Mr. and Mrs. 1-1)1t,
who keep hotel in the back part of
Stephen, were in Exeter, three young
15101) of the neighborhood, named Barry
and Rolnick, entered the bar -room and
rafter drinking sill the liquor they could
btow away, gave.a lot away and threw
34 qnautity on the floor. .A. young lad
w110 was left in charge, attempted to
iuLerler* but to cool Lim id the young
knell poured a pail of cold water over
124*41. frIrs. B. di. laid information of
malicious destruction of property, but
the case, on being tiled in Exete.• 011
Monday lain, NI as flismissed. Another
little iiioident „ocenried 011 that dav
w hieli is wierlity of notice. While they
were holding "high jinits" at the tav-
ern, a farnier drove along. A sucking
colt accompanied his team, and tlie
colt started bid witle the strange horses.
The farmer got out to follow and bring
heck the eon, leaving his horses stand-
ing ontbe Hold. These young men
got into his wagon and drove about
a wile end at full ;speed, *They tit! n-,
pad at nothing: They drove, throtn.h a
set of bars and into '13, field, upsetting
the wagon. The owner of the horsee
00.21:0 11 1.1 And remonetrated, when, it is
tot, by way (.f diversion, they gave
im houtol thrashirig. Mete had
on up yteterday before. the magi -
rates, ou a charge of trespass. The
(*5'A WomAN-A AT
I"2; 110X .1011k."
m
In themeantime Mr. Gordon, 1410 borne.-
hautled son of toil, was., like Muth of old,
gleaning away in the harvest held. The birds
were singing merrily as they hopped front
branch to braneh. The goltten grain was wav-
ing as fanned by the gentle zephyrs. The little
lambkins were skipping 111 the and all
:Nature was dressed. iu her most euelmitting
robes. The Intl of Gordon was serene in peace.
There was sunlight in his heart. No thought
of impending sorrow evembed upon his 81104but ho felt as happy and gay as the songsters of
the fields which earrolled around lnen. °I3ut his
home was despoiled of all that made earth dear
to him. After finishing his Smell day's work,
he went home, expecting to have tea, prepared
for him, and smiling, no doubt, as he thought
of the
. AOCIISTOMED ETES
that would. welcome him at the door. But
what was his a.stonishment and grief when he
gazed upon the desolation of his once happy
home. The sunlight of his life had faded
away. In the words of the poet he might have
said, if ho didn't,
"Who's been here since I've been gone?"
or, adapting another well-kuown line to the cir-
eurnstaue,es,
" Oh, where, oh, where, is my little wife gone?"
Whether he naked either of these momentous
us or not, there is no record, but if he
dal only the mocking veto of his own words
would. answer him. 13ut he diduh sit down
and wait for the tide of events to turn some-
thing up to
sleeve The ornettenmaer
which his desolated home suggested. He ilia -
mediately hied hini• to Exeter, where he soon
learned what had tak n place. He employed
Constable Gill to assist him in recovering his
property: They hurried to the station expect -
Mg to meet the fugitives there, They met
them. Tho officer of Iler Majesty's law accosted
the lady and asked hei• to prod.uoe the watc,IL
She thrust her haled into where it was hiddeu,
ana turning him she was deserting, said,
"014 yes, doM, l've got your watch here." '
• ". Pena 0111514,"demanded the countable. She complied with
this polite request, and :Messrs. Ardell and
Gordon; .the rivals. for Mrs. Ardell's affections
we is
:leder, ouneitlehath tiuas We gu t0. then went outside of the 'station liou.e and en
So -
WM.. • Sett into arrauocuients fot• tiutt amicable set
ed duritig the coming fall, This will ha:e oft
he • ffec of ieeteasiee the talue et the mt..= pr
: -AT run -
i CNTRAL II07 EL, IN l'hE VILLA.9E OF
EXETER,
1 til the emrkty of 11 won. on
1.1 Satarda.yv Aug4th day t August
a511,. „
, a tWO4144413., in the afterneonw, i t twe overate
ipart els.the follow/di-. '1 thl he theept.r.h.:4 ...-
I'Alteitli. No. 1, toin t NO. :i. 2141, :lad CoEuPslicat
of tife township et Ilay, in the count:. or Huron,
1 eontaitting 100 Races. more 04.1,1,N
About s, voitv-tlivet.iiicrok (.1 15245. farm an. weil
51gkii4,141, 411/(1 illideelliteNtitIvlieund tlie rem twilitivr
of titt.44,t is ti)11bertil witILA,t,00ll bard wood bash.
ellkellv bectIll Ulla maple. Tete., nit. 0180 11. 151103-
14124 tummy and a good barn on this lot, and a good
sized eicharst of about two acres.
PA11,0fil. 110,2„Lot0„in the 2nd concession of
the sant townnhip of y. Thin is a. bush hit.-
lorOm the fronted aeres lhe tiutherhas been part.
ly culled, but the rest of toe lot 1H beitilly wooded,
chiefly with good tetra wood,. 't'he halo of this lot
affords tn excellent oppertunitl to the farmers of
the locality, and ethers now rarely met with of
acquiring wood holds in that vicinity.
iletit 1018 aro (tomer lots -on the COVItel` of the
tli141g3c. ie°1'0beTYt:itI tft1.=1%tltLAf
11
and withio miles of the villsgo of r;xeteF, am;
iu the udast of the best farming country in On-
tario. The soil of these lauds is unsurpassed for
fanning qualities; a good creek runs through
both lots, and the laud is well watered.
There is a Church ancl also n School Nouse in
the immediate neighborhood of the property.
The title to this property is perfect and free f.rezn
all inctuabrances.
TERMS OF fiALR
The purchaser of 'each parcel will pay down s,
deposit of ten per cont, of the purchase money at
the time of sale, to the Vendor's Solicitor, and.
payinto Court within 110 days. thenal ter, suf-
fi.nent, ivith such (10505154 to make one-half of
xlia iorehese money, and will exocu to a, mortgage
for a balance thereof to the . Real ItenresentatiVe
of the ()aunty of Duren, payable in three equal.
instahnents in one, two, end tlir^e years from rho
day of sale with interest at seven per cont., pay.
13.be yearly, 5118 545)012 payment of half such pin?
chase ey and execution of mortgage. each
DIV baser witlbe entitled to a couvayauce 5751 540
Inlet Into ssession.
As t. PADDED No. ',possession only spas to en-
able the purchaser to do 'its fall ploughing can be
given immediately upon payment of the deposi
but possession of the dwelling and of the premises
otherwise than aforesaid will not be given 'until
the invnth of Mach next, wheu a lease 11011117.111-
sisting thereon expires.
The Reel Representative reservesto lihrtsolf
power to adjourn the snie if in' his judgment a11
adequate priee is not hid for said parcels, andel.
ao in that event should he see Op to cause, said
bush lot to be offered for sale in tAro or more 1i/id-
eals au similar termd.
In all otber respects the conditions of Bale will
bo the standing conditions of stile of the Court of
Chancery,
fartlaerparticillars apply to 1Viessrs.G.Annow* .
MizZuld:Rennzilltins‘r, Goderich and Wingliam;
Messrs.ffikeinn Emisrat, London; and to the
Vendor,e Solicitco, Exeter.
Dated thie 11t12 day of July, 1818.
feigned,W. B. SQUIRES,
"teal Rep. Co. of llnren..
B. .tilLLIOT, •
*ardor's Solicitor,
Exciter.