The Exeter Times, 1879-1-30, Page 5,TANUARY'3O, 1370
THE TIMES
N 11 :r.. FARMEIL THORNE & FARMER.
Trythe STAR GROCERY for Teas, s, New Raisins & Currants, Sugars, & General
Coffees,
Groceries. Just recoived a large consignment of fine Wines & Liquors, Viz., Champagne Clar •
et, Old Port, Sherry Cognac, Brandy,Rum,Scotch and Irish. Whiskey, Canadian Whiskey,&(.
A full and general stock of Flour & Feed always on hand,
Red Sign, Main Street, Exeter Red Sign, Main Street, Exeter
Comity.
A mare belonging to Mr. William
Kerslake, of Lumley, a few days ago
was badly kicked by a horse that gut
loose iu the Stable.
Mr. John Glen, farmer, who lives
little north of Lumley, threshed 28
bushels cf Jenkins wheat from nin
acres eown. This is considered a goo(
yield for spring wheat this year. T17
reed we sent to hint from Wieconsi
about til u years ago.
Mr, D. Dobson, of Grey, weighed
yoke of cattle on the Brussels scales on
Moulay of last week, which brought
down the scales to two tons and 70
pouuds. •
Ou tho night of the 1501 inst., a
horse belongiug to ilfr. LeTonzr'1, by
some way luhknown broke its !rind kg
iu the stall. 111:r, LeTuuzel having
cone;uded that it would be useless to
try to effect It cure put an end to its
sl;fferiug.
There were .registered in the town-
ship of Tuckersuuth, for the .half year
ellcliug 81st Dec., 48 births, 13 deaths,
.and 22 marriages, being the largest
number of births and marriages record-
ed iu any half year.
The Sabbath School association of
the County of Harm), purpose holding
a eouventi.m iu Seaforth, on Thursday'
and Friday, 27th and 28th of February.
The e ueutive committee have made
arraugemeuts for a good programme
and the local committee will have
everything dune fur the eutortainmeut
of delegates.
While the boys of Lumley school
were playiug shinny a few days ago,
oue of them received a severe blow over
his oye, which almost knocked him
senseless. He, however, picked him-
self up and walked into the school, an
+while the teacher was dressing the
ouud he fainted, but;grecovered iu a
few nhiunte8, and was able to wall(
home in the evening Boys should be
very careful how they handle their
shinnies in the future.
Ou Wednesday of last week, as Mr.
Wm. Wood, of Con. 14. 11IcKillop, was
clvippiug wood ou the farm of Mr. W.
Bell, he suet with a painful accidout.
Ile wag fulling a targe tree, which he
lodged ltt,aiust another tree. When he
cut this last one both trees fell, and the
suuw being deep, he was unable to get
out of the way chick enough, and a
Blab of nue of the trees struck hien on
the shoulder and Lewd, inflicting such
injuries as will incapacitate hip for
work for borne time.
A new Court of Independent Order of
i'urestere was instituted at l3luevale,by
1'. A. Mayer, the efficient D.D.H.O.R,.,
for Huron, on Jan. 22hrd, with the fol.
lowing staff of officers :—O.B., Bro.
John illesor; V. 0. R., Bro. Duncan
Stewart ; Sec., Bro. John Barges ;
1''. Sic., Bro. John Farrow ; Treas.,
Bro. Joseph Burges ; S.W., Bro. Geo.
Hughes ; JAY., Bro. R. N. Duff ; S.B.,
Bro. A. Bruce; J.B., Bro-. J. S. John-
ston ;, Chaplain, Bro. J. Leech Phy-
s;icia:h, Bro. Dr. McDonald. This is
the Court with which the name of
Thomas Farrow, M.1'., for north
Huron, is identified. The Court starts
Kell, and lots our gond wishes. The
name of the 11()w Court is " Douglas
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n Robertson, of Loudon, and Mr. A. G.
McDougall. A. meeting of the pattens
will be held at the factory on the 6th
a February.
taking 10.28 pounds of milk to make a
pound of cheese. The cheese sold at
an average price of 9.24 cents per
pound, realizing the total stun of $19,-
1,82.89. A division of 16 per cent.
upon the stock of the Company was
`de. lared. The report was unanimously
adopted. The following Directors were
elected by ballot for the oneuing year :
?4r. James Deng, Mr. Moir, 111r. Wm.
Scott, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. McColl, Mr.
The annual meeting of the District
Lodge, L, 0. L. of the District of Stan•
ley, was hold at Bayfield Change 11.11
ou Tuesday, January 14th, the follow.
• ing brethren being present:—.Bro. Thos.
Simpson, District Master, in the chair;
I3ro. Jos. Colwell, Win. Armstrong,.
Jas. Stewart, Charles Foster, John
Torrens, Albert Realmond, David Rob-
inson, Juo. J'obuston, Henry Howard,
W1n. Reid, Win. Pollock, John Dorocli,
ltobert Armstrong, John Joslin, Robert
Pollock, George Parke, M. Wells, W.
G. Tree, J. Pollock, S. A. Moffatt, H.
Dawson, David Pollock, John Turner,
Edward Briggs, Wm. Bothwell, John
Looby, J. D. Para, Ben. Higgins, W.
W. Couuor, 3. J. McKeusie, E. Baxter.
The following officers were then;elected;
--Bro. Thoatnas Simpson, 1). 11I.; S.
A. 11Loffatt, D. D. M.; Joseph Colwell,
1). Chap.; Ban. Higgins, U. See.;
Robert Armstrong, D. areas,; 11 i. Wells,
I,. D. C..
A meeting of the stook -holders of the
Rodgerville Cheese Company, was held
at Uodgerville ou 'Tuesday, the 2tst
inst. There was a full attendance.
The report was read and showed diet
:?,124,023: hounds ofduilk had been re.
ceived at the.factory, and from which
",07,4Z9 Ilt.ulhde ole• cheese sero made,
p, * t,.
DIED.
CASE.—In Usborne. on the 28th inst.,Susanna,
- daughter of Joseph Case, Esc,{., aged 24
years.
flexim nn.—At Devon, on the 25th inst.,
William, youngest son of Silas Hundfurd.
Esq., aged 1 year and 23 clays.
3IA11RIAGES.
HEsnn—Lrssnultx.—At St. Thomas, on the
7th iust., by the Rev. Manly Benson, Mr.
George Heard, of Lambeth, to. Lizzie J.
eldest daughter of Robert Leathoru, Esq.
of Exeter.
KEYS—HEAxAN.-1n Osborne, on the 22n.
inst., by the Rev. E. J. Robinson, Mr
John Keys to Miss Sarah Ann Heaman
both of Step'len Township.
SALE RE GIST MR.
Monday, February 10.—House, Iot and Per
turn, tins property of C. Sims, Orediton. Oke
S H•,dgsuu, Co. Auctioneers.
Tuesday, February 4.—Tarin, farar stook anti
itupleineuts, etc., the property of Galas 'Altman
1, concessionB. Stephen. Hodgson Oke.
Co. Auctioneers.
TI.IME TABLE, L.'H...& B. It.
Mixed
Mail
Express
GOING N.unTR,
8.05 a. rm.
i 85 p. hl.
'7.35 p. ru.
GOING SOUTH
Mail 8.40 a. m,
Mired 2.50 p. m.
Express 8.25 p. m.
m
n .I la lir:TS
rm.I. wiIEAT.
tVhitocutt " Wheat ... ...
... ... ... 83 to 0 85
S
SPRING W AT
Fife ... ... ... 0 75 to 0 82
Rud Chaff " ... ... ... 0 70 to 0 7r,
Barley 0 40 to ( 02
0.1ts ... ... ... 057 to 053
Clover Seel 3 50 to 400
Peas ... 048to551
Pegs ... ... ... ... 0 14 to 0 1U
Butter ... ... 0 00 to 0 12
Plonr per 11131. ... ... ... ... 4 flu to 4 50
Potatoes, por bag . ... ... ... 0 75 to 0 80
Apples, per bag ... ...... 75 to 3 80
Dried Apples pr b... ... ... ... 0 00 to 0 107
Flogs, dressed per 100 ... ... ... 8 55 to 3 00
Beet... ... 5 UO co 5 f,0
aides.. ... 5 U
3heepskins,each ... ... diUtoo
(16 7500
Hay her tau 700 to 8 00
Onions por bush ... ... ... ... 0 50 to 0 80
inlr<1 ... .. . 0 05 to 0 07
SVool,poi• •
lb ... ... ... ... 0 20 to 0 21
Turkeys per lb 0 07 to 0 07
Celts 0 05 to 0 O5
Ducks, our pair 0 40 to 0 25
85 to 0 87
MINSAr.L KAFIVETB.
White wheat... g 83 to 85
ed wheat. 083 to 0 81
spring wboat 0 75 to 0 7)3
Barley 0 50 to 0 75
('et 0 50 to 0 52
Hides0 23 to 0 26
5 011 bo5(30
dheop skins 0 75 to 1 1)0
FInSs '3 25 to 8 50
I3utteh 0 14 to 0 15
Egg4 0 15 to 0 15
Wool 022 to C 24
ST. 11LAI1Y'S
(Reported regularly by .1..
Delhi wheat; por bushel
Sprin0 wheat
Barley,
Leas
Rata
Potatoes por bag
Apples "
Bud por ib.........
Mutton '
Pori( per owt ..........• .,........,.......... 8 50 to 3 05
rgg11, per dozou 0 15 to 0 10
0. 10 to 013
050 to 1 25
O 35 to 0 45
0 40 to 0 50
(ialbraith,C,lerk.
o Si t1) 0 86 mediate payment.
0 70 to 0 75
40 l0 0 00
50 to 0 55
026 to 020
0 70 to 0 80
050 to 080
004 to 005
C 05 to 0 06
Exchange Bank of Canada.
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
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Capital paid up, 01,000,000
DIRECPURS:
M. H. GAUr,T, President.
THOMAS 0AVE11HILL, Vleo•Prosident
A. W. OGILVIE. M.P.P.; - E. K. GER IENE
THOS. TIlFIN, - ALES, nUNTIN,
JAMES CIUtPB I1IN.
C. 1L. MU1II3AY, - • - Cashier.
LOIiGk/ BURN - - - Inspector
Exeter Branch.
1(.3•ENE14AL BANDING BUSINESS TB.4N-
SACTLSD.
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Money loaned to farmers on their own notes with
good endorsers. Drafts issued on New York.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
5 per cont. interest allowed on deposits of ore
ollar and upwards.
OFFICE HO-CMS—From 10 to 8; from 10 to 1 on
Saturdays,
W.A. H .STINGS, Manager,
Exotor, August 22nd, 1878. 51-1v.
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sILIZ W.A PCE,tiOUSE
LONDON.,
You will .find the Largest as-
;orrtlnent of Silks, !Millinery
IZa,ntles, Dress Goods, Turf
i -lovas, Laces, and all kinds of
Cao cv Dry Goods.
Mantles and Dressmaking
leder the manaelneut of a
Gad of long experience. Lad-
ies can depend on getting the
latest and most Fashionable
. Styles of the Season, at Mod-
erate Prices.
Wedding and Mourning Out-
fits got up on the Shortest No-
tice.
Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention.
BEATT!E
140 Dundas b tie London
NOTICE,
— :o 0: --
All
All Parties indebted. to
Dr.Browning will oblige
by calling at once and
settling their respective
accouts without further,
notice,as circumstances
compel him to ask im.
Bettor
Turkeys
Geese
Ottcics pair
Chiekoes".......................................... 0 20 to 0 80
Aides 10010s 5 00 to 6 00
Wood cord 2 40 to 3 00
Hay 6 00 to 8 (10
Wool..... 023 to 0234
nboopsktns 0 40 to 0 75
ANADIAN PACIFIC 'RAILWAY.
rrii r TIME FOR RECEIVING TENDitS
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for the Sections between Lake Superior
and Red River is extended until noon on wEn-
NESD S, January 15th, 1870:
The time for receiving Tenders for the Sec-
tions it%British Columbia is extended untilwEn.
xr•.sn Av, the 12tH day of February, 1879.
For further information,apply at the office of
tho Engineer -in -Chief, Ottawo:
By order,
• r.l3IIAUN,
Secretary.
pope. of Public Works, td.
Qua ,?r. D .e n'isr 1.5811,1378.
Exeter, Jan. 22ud,
1879.
Shap Grocery.
:u:--
TM.4 TEA ! TES, !
TRY MY 75 ct. TEA
TRY MY 50 et. TEL!!
Every satisti.ction.
SUGARS, COFFEES,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, CANDIED PEEL.
OYSTERS. GRANGES. 'LEMONS.
FLOUR h F[:1:D IN CONNECTION.
TOBACCOES, CHOICE CIGARS.
Goods delivered to all plata of the Vll1ago.
Agent for
Great Western 8t&'hp Co,
New York to Bristol.
0,41.2"T d1 E142), I respectfully solietted.
If you would be put in
GOOD HUMOU
CALL AT
RANTON BROS.
And get some of the Bargains to bo had iu
SHAWLS,
MANTLES,
MANTLE CLOTHES,
WOOL SQUARES,
FANCY HOSIERY,
&c..
&c..
All marked down to prices which will close them out speedily.
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The Tasteful, the Careful, the Discriminating, the Severest
Economisers, all Delight to frequent RANTON BROS.
AND WHY?
Because they keep the Latest and Most .Fashionable Goods
and sell them at prices to suit the times. Call and see.
No trouble to show Goods.
I%.AI7'TOI 7311.03,
Eaerett's Block, opposite Samweli &Si Pickard's, Exeter
CLCARING SALE
BEFORE TAKING STOCK
SAMWELL & PICKARD
Will offer for cash or 10 Days the balance of their Fall and winter Goods at Cost so as to
malts roam for their Spring Stook. A11 goods we shall offer are new goods bought fur this
Season's Trade, at lower prices,
LADIES' MANTLES, at Cost. HEAVY MANTLE CLOTHES, at coat. MEN'S and BOYS'
OVERCOATS, at cost. MINK SETS and MUFFS, at cost. FUR CAPS, at cost.
CLOUDS and SCARFS, at cost. Also a full assortment of general
DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS CAPS,
CHINA TEA SETS and CROCKERY which will be
offered at bottom prices we are glad to say our stock is
not large but fully assorted in all lines.
Although this has been a very hard season we are
happy to say cul mode of cluing business has boon ap-
preciated by the public as our sales for past year has far
exceeded our expectations. Thank all customers and
patrons for past favors and still solicit your patronage.
SAMWELL PICIiAIR.
Exeter, Ont,
THE NATI
NAL
Having triumphed at the polls,
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ISAAC C ARLING
Is prepared to give all his customers too bozoflts !that will accrue from its adoption, and has on
hand a large stook of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines anct
Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
At his Store, Main Street, Exeter, which will be sold at
Which will be sold at prices unheard of under Free Trado.
The farmers of the surrounding country will find it to their ad-
vantage to sell their produce without paying market
fees, on the Exeter market,which is second
to none in the west, and then
call at the store of the subscriber and
Secure Immense
a'
ar ai 2,
there to be had in Overooating, F1111_(;loths, Broad -cloth
Doe skins, Silks, Winceys, Delaines, and everything
n3eded in the Dry Goods line. The Grocery
Department very Complete. An inspection invited.
No trouble to show g9ods ISAAC CABLING
Furniture and. Undertaking.
S. FAIR73AIRN has on band at Hensall as large
and as handsome a stock of FURNITURE as can bo
found in any establishment in Huron, all of which he
1S PREPARED TO SELL CHEAP 1
UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES t
Having proonred a handsome hearse, be is prepared
to attend to UND1tItT,1E1L G,
On the Most R.easanable Terms.
In 00%1neetint% with the Undert:lkiun Business. he uses the An+i Septic Fluid, which preserves
the body and dantroys all offensive ochre, and prevents contagion arising from clean bodies. A call
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