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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, ,IAO.
LOCAL NEWS.
TheYo.taie Belt Co., Marshall.,1Tieh.,
Will send their celebrated Electro -Voltaic Belts to
the afflicted upon 30 clays trial. Speedy cures
guarantee,,. They mean what they say. Write
to them without delay. •
Da. B. V. Pierce, Consulting Physieit n to the
'oral's Dispeusaq and Invalids' liotel,of Buf-
falo, N: Yt1 lies re8iguecl his seat in Cengross
that he may hereafter aerate his whole time
and attention to those applying to the
Wont,t:'s DuressA1ty MErICA.n ASSOCIATION for
the troatuieut of Chronic Diseases.
Nutt Dz ws,-=•Wo must do:igratulate the
London Free Press on the handsome appear-
ance it presents in the new dress of type which
it domed a few days ago, The Free Press is
the best daily in the west,and in many respects
is equal if not superior to the Toronto dailies,
We are glad to note this evidence of continued
prosperity, and hope the paper '1 ill increase
in circulation and influence.
ADvanrlsrao—The days aro now past and
gone forever when any firm can repose upon
its celebrity, Come etition and advertising
have revohtticelleed business altogether, and
when energy clireets both, old houses fuel the
pinch severely. There is nothing like keep'ng
ourselves we:lbefore our customers, Says the
London Printer and Stationer, an advertise-
ment should bo like a continual invitation to a
feast—eeduetive and satisfying in result.—
Further, ' good goods will always pay for ad-
vertising, new customers will come again.
ATTAALPTED SUICIDE. —011 Saturday evening
last, Mr. Charles T. Wilkie, a boarder at the
Lorne House, Exeter North, cut his throat
with a jack knife. The gash was long, but not
deep enough 'to cause death. Medical assis-
tauee was summoned, and tris wound attended two ram lambs for $40.
llrlly look shabbywhen y„u can get a suit of to. , At the present the man is doing well. 'The A new post office is to ;be opened at
clothes ler 6 l at U. & W. Southcott's. cause for the rash act is supposed to be the Middleton Corners, Goderich Town-
Tnn largest, best and cheapest assortment usual one, heavy drinking and • consequent •
St. Mare:
SksIoifs AOOWDEN'r.—While .Nlrr Adam
Johnson, of Dowiue; accompanied by
his wife and eldest daughter; 'were
driving into town on Saturday horning
the horse started running at a terrific
rate when near the Market, and while
oouiing around Beatie's corner threw
the occupants of the buggy out on the
hard rt ad. The ikr'se pursued its
bourse down Qneen street, atlrl a voting
man named Thompson narrowly escap-
ed withihis life, the hotee just grazing
him. Mr. Johnson received a very
bad out on the side of Inc head, near
the left temple. Mrs. Johnson, it, is
said, received very severe internal in-
juries, and their daughter was out and
bruised, but she is thought not so bad-
ly injured as her father and mother.
ITEMS
Over the County.
OF NEWS FROM HURON' E1•
CHANGES: THS; C.01.1,:NELL STLAM: • ENGI, Z; OE, aIIRESHIN.G
The Signal is a credit to C}oderioh,
Grape thieves abound in Goderich: o
More light is wanted on Clinton These ere all'Warraittctl, trill leave gained a wide repttldtioil . F;atis[actlon fmarauteeil
streets. ; Ito sale. Any repairs or hop/ of the above implements can bo obtained from Air. Verity
‘6 Mite mice sell in Clinton at $1 per *.
pair.
Ou Thursday last Mr. H. Snell sold
HAGGERT & COCHRAN. Oranzptori, aril St Theatiao
Ag1'icultur !-t1
IMPL1 MENT WORKS,
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:NA R4 W P1. vIll RIII` ''
Hit 'beeti dpliointotl dderit for ,tlie sale of the folloe`ing artidles muff
anicttii'ed by thi#
St. T1lthuae and Braulltttih Agriettlthral lVoi'ke
Xt'rlpr ovd RoyeE1 Reaps,
a o w Lark vit to
TIGER .A. :RAKE,
MACHINES:
of shoulder braces in Exeter, at Central Drug
Store,' 0. Lure.
A fine assortment of fall tweeds at G. & W.
Scn tl,cott's. Give theta e call.
Fresh arrival of a splendid stock of Boots
.and Shoes at Chas. Eacrett's,
For a good fitting suit of clothes, go to G.
.& W. SoutLcott's, C. Southcott's old stand,
Main Street, Exeter.
Mr. S.E.JoNEs,has a large stook of watches,
.clocks, jewelry, silverware, etc., on hand,which
he is selling very cheap. Those dishing to
parohase _anything in the jewelry line would
look to their advantage by calling on him and
esataiieing his stock.
Parties visiting our fair will do well to cull
:and see Samwell•,ta Piokard's stock of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods, and Clothing.
A yuwng magi who has recently taken a wire,
,says he didu't find it half so hard to get mar-
ried as le did to get furniture. He did not try
John Drew's furuiture store, or he would not
:seer that.
Preparations for curing cider, at the Cen-
tral Drug Store.
Tan brick work on the extension , to the
Afethodiet Church is nearly completed.
• On Friday evening, 15th. inst., a parlor con-
cert will be held at Mr. W. H. Verity's, ander
the auspices of the L. A. S. of C. M. Church.
'We learn that it is the intention of Messrs.
Aldrech & Cathcart to start a newspaper in
Bayfield. Those gentlemen are centainly very
enterprising, and deserve success.
Mn. ANDERW Meanness, well known to many
of our readers, and at one time school teacher
at Grand Bend, but now a student at Knox
. College. Toronto, preached in Goderich last
Sunday.
Tae E Ladies of the Methodist Congregation.
Kirkton, will furnish an excellent warm dinner
nu the days .of the Kirktou Fair in the Orange,
Hall„ at the entrance to the grounds. Price
wetuty cents.
FUNEEAL Sxaxor--The death of the late
Mr. J. Brawn was Improved last Sabbath by
Rev. J. R. Gandy, of the Methodist Church,
who preached an iinpressive and able sermon to
a lame congregation.
7,'eusuis GIVING DAY.—A special sermon wil
he preached in Christ Church, on Sunday
morning next, Oct. 10, in aid of the Algoma.
Afiseicns, this being the day appointed by the
Bishop of Huron as a day of thanksgiving in
the diocese,
A speei Leourse of sermons are being de-
livered by the Incombent of Christ Church on
Sunday evenings, on "Glimpses of Heaven."
Seats provided, and all v'eleome. Service at
7 o'clock. ''A course in Properation en Bible
Mon and Bible Times,
Nor Gacielno Ur.—We have been informed
by Messrs. Ladley & Wanless that they have
no intention of closing np the woollen faektiry
here while making repairs. The factory is
very billy now, wed a days' or even a mouths'
rlleness could not be thought of.
J3otowr.—We see by the New Era that Mr.
$fc'Taggart, of Clinton, hest sold a magnificent ,
Sir Archy carriage horse to lir, White, of
liodgerviile, for the sum of 6175. Bf". Wnite
is.a good judge of hoes ftesu, and wolf warrant
that he bas a fine animal,
It is said that a prize was offered at a show
down south, for the best looking editor, As
we were unable to attend, the prize did not
come this way.—Clinton New Era, We beg to
inform our Clinton friend that he le not the
editor of the Exeter Times, and therefore—but,
do.
A Romeo= Freest.. The visitors at the
South Huron Exhibition held in:Exeter, this
year, will remember the haudaome driving team
belonging to Mr, John Shipley, of Hullett,
which took first prize, They have been pur-
chased by an American for the henbane' sum
of t1:.J0. They were worth every cent of it.
AR;it Memos,— Che youngest son of D. Mc-
Lennan, of Blyth, had the misfortune while
perfertnnig on the horizontal bar on Tuesday,
to break one sof his arms, Medical aid was at
nuee summoned, and he is progressing as
favorably as eoetld be expected.—Record.—
Mester McLonnan'is a of Mr. D. McLen-
nan, !menet(y of Exeter, and the family have
the cytep l y of the people of th is locality.
mental depression.
TU Sronrxs1IEN,-"-It may be'necessary to re-
mind some sportsmen that changes have, been
made iii game laws. The killing time is now
fixed is -Deer, Oct. 1 to Dec, 15 ; partridge,
Sept. 1 to Jan, 1 ; quell and turkey, Oct. 1 to
Jen.1 ; woodcock, Aug, 1 to Jan. 1 ; snipe,
Aug. '15 to Jan. 1 ; (Incite and geese, Aug. 15
to May 1. Sportsmen throughout the country
are awakening to the truth that there will be
no gatne in the country unless prompt steps
are taken to carry out the laws,
' Baez 0AIN.—Messrs, Isaac and Wm. Car-
lingaud,D, Johns, who have been away in
Munitobp< and th e Northwest during the past
iuont1 , returned home last week, looking well
after their extended trip. They all are warm
in their, praises of the Great Loon Land, and
confidently anticipate a glorious and prosper•
oua future for that portion of the Dominion,
Mr. I. Carling, we believe, percnased about
5,000 acres o[ improved land, Mr. Johns
ywne 640 acres. Messre. Robert Sanders and
Jamas Hoivprd.ere expected back in a few
dave, they baviug accompanied the three above-
nq ned gentlemen as far as Chicago.
'uBZLIABIL1 1 . }iy Tat %TAILS.—A few days
since.a letter. came !rem England, addressed as
follows,: '
.Mr. Henry Westaott, '
Huron District,
British North Atnerica.
It will he observed that " no post oMee ie
given in the address, and one would naturally
oppose that it would be almost impossible to
find the party for whom it was intended, but
it shows the knowledge of parties possessed by
postmasters, when it is stated that it went to
two post offices, the second one—Exeter—
being its proper destination.
1
Stephen.
Editor Tianea,—DEAR S11i,—I am wil-
ling to match Thomas O'Ronke at hold-
ing out a heavy weight for $100 a side,
I will meet him at the Ontario House,
Limerick, on Saturday, October 9th,
to appoint judges, referee, and stake-
holder, sign written .articles and
m:,ke a deposit of not leen than $25 a
Nide. The match to come off in either
Exeter or Orediton, not later than the
15th of November.
JOHN MADDEN,
ship. •
A. court of Canadian Order bf Yore!.
ters will be organized in Walton short-
ly.
Shoddy pedlars infest the vicinity of
Seafortll,
The old market house in Seaforth is
being fitted up as an engine and hope
house.
The Expositor has beeu presented
with a pear which measures 114 iuoheg
one way, and 10 the other., •
A reading room is to be •opened in'
connection with the Brussel'e Meehan•
ic's Institnte.
Mr, Chas. Mason has arrived in• the
County with three imported Stallions.
Mr. R. Rose, of Ashfield, had his
leg broken at a logging by a heavy log
swinging around and strikiug him.
Mr. D. McLennan, is' buying `vhetst
at Brncefield,
Duncan Livingston, Morris, 'owils`'a
ewe which had a lamb on the'29th of
iast.lfarch. She, had anotheron the,.
28th,of,Sept., and ie suckling both.'•
Mr,V 1n. Campbell,. •vf ,Harpur'lley,
shot a;finte, large deer in' the 'vicinity' of
Seafort.birecently, It ui•ouaht hitn $12:
He:etruok' it at the first' `shot;'' though
it was ,over 200 yarde off:' '
-.The editor of the Clinton' New Bra
antittipates trouble between himself and
better half as to which shall make the,
fire in winter mornings. That is the
meanest thing yet. And to ptiblish it
•
hi the paper, too I We'll not bet'bn
Mr. E. Ii.
White attending his cattle on the
Clinton eheit ground, Mr. James Snell
was attacked by one of the animals,
its born catching hits on the left eye-
brow, close to the a 't+t; end inflicting a
painful wound.
The editortof the Blyth Record wants
* baby show at She fair. And the
aforesaid edittti' le an unmarried man.
0 tempnrrt, fvlj fiuire&
Sir Wm. It G. Colles, of Blyth,died
on Sunday of last week, at rL p, tn.
Mr. Colles has been ailing for the past
two or three years, in consequence of
his having a severe fall from hie door
step, by which he injured his thigh.
Up to a few months ago he had been
improving, when his disease turned to
an absoese, from the effects of which
he did not recover. The fune-
ral took place from his into resi-
dence on Tuesday, and proceeded to
the cemetery at Minton, accompanied
by the Freemasons and Knight Tem-
plare,of which he was a member.
Hibben.
It was at fit st rennrted that the man
alio was killed on the Grand Trunk
clear St. Morys recently. was Mr, J.din
Henry, formerly of Hibbert, but latter-
ly of Manitoba, who was thought to be
on his way home. Tbie report, how-
ever, tutus out to be incorrect, as Mr.
Henry is at present working iu Emer-
5011.
:ay.
t)ASTARDLY.—On Friday night of last
week, somepersonpersons
maltreat-
ed
Mrs. Marshall's cow in a shameful
manner. They not only shaved the
hair oft her tail, but cut it to the bone
and left her bleeding until morning.
If this was done for a trick it is a step
too far ; if for revenge it can afford but
poor consolation, as it is perpetrated.
ugon a dumb animal, which cannot in•
cur hatted, The cow is perfectly docile,
and any one maliciously inclined could
easily injure her, and furs. Martial' is
a widow who has won the respect of
all her neighbors. We cannot conceive
who were wean enough to commit such
an outrage, The act, however, must
have been prompted by malice, and
done uuder the cloak of abject fienished
cowardice, and the party:who did it
could not face the real object of his
disapproval and mete put proper re.
venge.
_t` -,•Y PAI
Visitors. to ' London
•
are • requested to call and iiispee'$ Out
, stock of
Clo-ths,:and Tweeds for Ordered Clothing
'Ready Made CClotMng iii Great VarityPiT
Gents' P1trnishi1.g Goods, & .
WW.,tbo ' ;dig '-iery 1atedt New Yofk styles for children's wears
NOT it THE A:bD11ESS. .4
ovum's
BAPIstro
164, DUNDAS STREET, LONDON.
8V0TS,SHOES
£ls113 HARNESS.
go:tug purchased the Root and S1,tle trade of
W,' H, rott,wo cazi rio4VV offer to the Public env est
One
Best an Cheaiest Stocks
olzeal nig a well ever offered in Exeter. Wt
would ready
remind those in want of grainless,
homd•mada isnot' and ehoee, sacred and +egged,
that we can Supply them Vitalfhatwill oft) sat-
isfaction.
Be airing done at latest rattle and satibfaetltin
guaranteed. Call•and dee for yeeIreelvea, Don
forget the place—Eaorett's Bled
C. EACEETT. I R, ABRAHAM.
ExetAr,'B'ebruary in, 1593.
CIOUttT OF REVISION, NOTICE
J ie,hereby elvent»at a Cmrrt will beheld
pursuantte the Voters Lists Aet, by his Honer
the Judge of the Otrunty Court of tuft codas, trf
Miran at the TOWN HALL, CBE1)1TON, en
MONDAY, 28th DAA' OF OCVODt B, leen, a8 12
o'clock, noon, to hear and dekeltrtine the several
complaints of errors of onrieeldbe nn the Voters'
List of thejiiunioipallty erf Stephen, All pereenn
having business at the Outfit are :required to et•
tend at the same three and place.
u. PROI1'.rY, clerk of rend Mtliileipalft•r.
Dated at Stephen this 15e day M October, 1880.
WIfNTtit
MILLINERY
MISS GA LICZ
Han received e NM stack of
Beaver, Camel Hair, and
Felt Has,
at very low pricer, and Tateot styled, Apo a iu14
sine dlnewest Tfiieminffs
'I+liOHe who favor her With a Call will be s88'e tee
get something Verdi their!, both in style mid'
Price,
Fancy Goods.
Molten deft Volta Braids, Perlin and:11666Y3'
Wools, Otto/reins end Slippers, Beak Com'r:'6 itltc .
llraid Find, Cardfredrd. Mottoes, etc., ete These
Goode tntlet Ise eleared out, and will be seri chsap-
&thani they cin be got anywhere else In town,
J.(*ARIA CK.
MAIN ST1tEET, - - - EXETBR .
A tT C i X 0 S A.Lta
OTICB 15 I1EIi{l+1BY GIVEN [T• n
ioR1 !
N tbete (,Burt WM be meld pursuant to the i +
Voters' Lists set, by his Honor the judge of the
Couutr Court of the comity of Buron,at DRF; W'$
HALL EXETER on TUESDAY, THE TWY:STY- norm, ,'Resp and Swine,.
sa'xr'it DAY:OF OCTOBER,1580, attwolv0 0 aleck
uoon, to hear and deteimine the sevaral Born-'
plaints of errors and omissions in the-Voters`Liet' THEFOURTH FOUTH A NN T:As',,SALE Cie"
of the Municipality of Exeter, for 34 C, 1
All persons having business at the Court are Valuable Shorthorn Cottle,S.tnllians.Mares ,
required to attend at the said time axed place. Cotswold and Leicester Stredp.Pah i,di China.and•:••
CATTLE,
see_ m BA CBIAT.
Berkshire s' 3r, under *he aeepinca of the
MARRIED, Clerk of the said municipality.
Dated at Exeter this 7sh day of Octob tr' 1880.
HURON LIVETOC atSS f ATlQt
KSLLY—Rv,Yfentris.—On the 29th ult., nt
Crediton Village, by the Rev. John Butch-
er. W. William Charles Kelly, to Mies o 2 N n bM gti
r .to41o,.F
5„, .Re C a. el, a
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,'till thea ,1 Look at It'
Susannah Reynolds. All of Hay Town r it o
ship, County of Huron. c t E 0:g =i
oca
TRIEBN3IR—SANDllite —At the residence of the rt m " o a a
bride's father, on Tuesday, Oct. 5th, by • * ' c o
the Rev. E. J. Robinson, Mr. F. Triebner, F ro R`i
to Miss Fanny Sanders. All of Stephen, ° a 6-5
..
WENtEL--EILBER—On the 28th •nit., Rt tho oc,
residence of the bride's father. by the m a
Rev. S. F. Afyor, Mr. W. H. Wenzel, of K g F
(reliten, to Mary, second
da hie ,of
8 .'
Frederick Eilber, of Stephen,
DIED.
DILLtNo—in Usborne, on the 3rd inst., Mary,
wife of Henry Dining, aged 23 years.
GoDgoLT—.In Ueborne, on the 4th inst., Mrs,
Geo. Godbolt, aged 69 years.
SALE REGISTER.
Tdecday, Oct, 12.—Farm and farm stock, the
property of Mrs. Ann LeGrise, lot 7 con.
11, Stephen. James Olte, acct.
Saturday, October 16—Farm stook, &c.,.prop.
erty of Job Sims, E,} lot .13, S. B. Ste-
phen. 12 mos. credit. J. Oke, sue.
Monday, Oct. it—Earth stock, implements,
furniture, etc. Also a number of Ching
geese, unequalled by any other breed. The
property of John Ross, Int 6, eon 2, Ste-
p phen. 12 months credit, Jatpec Oke,auo.
Made and8oidby us only.
We are also showing as usual the largest and best
assorted etouk or
Stoves and Tinware
Pc be seonin the cnuntry—conrieting oC
Cook Stoves,
'Parlor Stoves,
Box Stoves
1n endless variety,. A full stock of Tinware of all
kiuse, Au'immonee aseortmont of
Lamps and Lamp Goods
Which wo are gelling at enormously low prfcee
N,B.—Highest price paid for Hides add Aiieep
skins in ease gr trade.
BISBP't' 1311QS.
Will take placotsponthe. Show Cal nde,•
Goderich, - Ontario,,,
coUxrx or nionox,. oN,
WEDNESDAY", OCT
And Following days, Conmencing at PWM, VF,
o'clock, noon.
Amongst the Stock will be found the valuable.
nuro laced Princess primo bull, Privae of Benham
f8921 04,182, oleo Crag"H. including, the Duke or
F1mnurst [u005] 23735,1tosen et Sharon, Goodners;,.
and other unite ars of fashionable pedigreefrorn,
the noted herds of Messrs H, Snell, At,rilI, Sproat,.
1'lleemt Washington, and others. Also several
splendid thoroughbred stolliene and brooding
mares, among whish is "C3odorieh Chief ,' a half
brotherto the celebrated Canathou trotter,'L,ney,"
whose record is 3.21
There is also a Iurge selection of ImprovelStock,
which will he offered aftef the sale ofThorough.
bred e.
Goderich is beaut-fuily situated on tlio banks
of the Maitland River, bounded on the west by
Lake Hums, and is the torieluue'of the Buffalo
and t i oderich Railway, (Grand 'Trunk) which eor. -
necte at Clinton with tine Grey and Brm,e and
Great Western Hallways, The No:tic-we et '1` aus-
portation Ooinpnny's Stenarrere enll et this sort.
TJ Pali;--Twoive mouths' credit, without inter-
est, will be given on, furnishing security satisfac•
tory to the owner of the stock sold. A discount
of 8 per 00nt. will bo al•owes for sash,
There is ample a000ntnodation for boat man
and beast, and the hotel rates aro •,very Ca•nson-
able. •
, The Asnoctation will oncleavor to get Reduced
Railway Rates,
Catalogues are now randy, and will be forwar 1•
ed
Onapplication to
M Y, MAN, AN, Secretary, Seating'.
J. Bl(4c111:el11 esident, Clinton.
STAN t1184iISAHAM, Auctioneer,Goderleh,,