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Vermeilwishing toplow eir 'hard
land, fest, easily and well, s ould bey
000iMbUtt WOW' front Wro. Mitchell
Implement Agent, Exeter. •
. The Mein street Sunday School
nicked at. Grand Bend on, Friday, Tbe
weather was excellent and the child.'
Ten enjoyed many a tine boat 4,410.
Messrs. Sweet end.13awde_ in who
were awarded' the contract, to lay the
cment walk on Main Street, youth, of
Heron, have commenced the work.
Wood thievee made themselves busy
at the home of Mre. Wtn. Rowers' on.
Sunday evening, during -the lad all-
.
Locals !lead
?miter and sags to Stewart'.
oa—Seirfakiw.
"For2cent.iaid-fuadv*nc• e,YOtt
Areellunittior Complaint, • Diarrhoea,
the beet remedies such as Extract
St Blackberry, Extirt 'Straw -herr. .
Ws and
Ramo
ballowithe -tesura
Centralia on ilticinday -The'
was 26-11 in favor of the Exeter boys..
.-liabitard. say_ that tht 014.0r
States and in Eastern CanadaoPPor-
tunity- knocks only, once * men'e.
001dmiTUTIrli LiatrWitbliarl ••
Wftb-itti410-1014.111atkettlpilerft,
MOW% II -M11110114
Frank Knight and son, Frank, are
in ew, days 'flailing in the old
vet- oictiOatut_Bend. Woe unto
die Add May thesheflowertevergrow
,twolhs. tch. Of course these were
'net *11 the flah Mr Tom cnght. By
eljeisie the .smeere't, s
i
fine during the
ts*'es
!Abell' 1. 'mi.
t- •
haw.been'"e' •ged frorn August.701-
titiAtigust1115th. The early ripening
ofthetrein1s-the-eauseof an earlier,
deinfintlfor labor. ,.7.0..,....,,,
"sewer Twain, ' - .-
-.111rith 'Art and 0044 EXInbit Will be
given by the "%Tomo Ilse lostituto in the
Opera, House, Exeter, on 'August 31st
• and Sep‘ let, commencing at 2.00 and
7 p.m. each day. A., musical entertain&
ment will be given each afternoon and
We ordieetra larill be in attendance
each evening. Adminion 10 cts.
Mise,Thilbi. ., Mrs.. llitstin
Pres. ' '
it. I4ess_11 5.etsece.
il t to s, Michigan farmer who • was
-1413-4-of his booze and white 'beteg
.tiotaichs-weitworthrof. •-being-conied
the remieee I will have
".sieeti,eff an
Ilenyoutenthrrtr-dayell*Itliyo4ff:r o'wlitwfairnal give
',fraught off .
by tbe.othixedinter judlcary. ust.ehaTh, enow goesiniewttidgefe,
&th
'city, doe.'hi. business *nd go.. borne
ea and baa net tastOoTtkiitiorilif if*toi
e .
cutianiernitrirablara%
values;-- &wares. -
toe. SOL
A nwnber of choice, standard ,
$105 buds, to be sold in pairs. A yr
iskthleofticed
. .
tier, London. will be at the
I Hotel. Tho 'August .2101,
_Jo:4kt 1 e PPITtirPS, k
tat:6ms. r.r., 77; ad' - - -
urchased the Exeter evap-
ntend running the • same
and win be in &position to
an& others the highest
_
o n seettof140 onTf
• • Islairin-the--London
Cinn Club shoot.won the tropbyl
second -meth* Which has extended over
the last three month* The trenb*
Was a beautiful cup, ,
Seeforth,.yester4ey„ held a summer
carnival with the worth* object of
getting money to purchase the rem.
.ation grounds. Beside* other sport.sa
quoit tourney was held, in whic
Thedeatn- took olike,
1itstwee*01-31tal.trinelc i10-1440' -
dent of Exeter. Deceasedhad been
ill for some weeks. She. had 'dada
the last few years • reilded with her
dztz hteti, Mes.(Dr.).Bothitell, in.St.ra
cums4• nces,,doeti not move very rap-
idly these days. On Monday evening
he injured one °this lege, the result of
stepping on ite.bartans peel. The , 1
_ .
to think bis **Won was.
lathe place of :Mr. O'Brien, who re-
cently -resigned, . the Exeter School
Board have engaged the services of
Miss A. Chlilley, of Clinton,. * winner
f the Blake. Scholsralii in =theme.
d.Ittiors—Nottar.
Ratite is hereby given that any per-
son esaght riding & bicycle on the
ewallts vrithin the corPoration of
of Exeverwl
• ing to the by-law made and
provided for such cases.
By order of Council
re so ere. span
Introduced by
rof lady experts, specially e
'Die isat StOtittit period in August will
falt in forty -el ht hours of six
odock M. on the Tidal waver,
seismic and, earthquake phenomena
'arealmosta certainty in many parte
the giobe not far lions W.Kuesibil
An eitei.sive period of gen.
4weritith- wilt prevail -over -most
heteuntry-up--to:-about
f August, at which tittle
rio-
ksat storms-1ra rain*, wind and than -
leer Will sweep over central to north-
earoster theareatklakesan
Oistimla and over the north Allan-
- ibineoefits and high *ea*.
The doloolt attention must be piuid
to tbe ttingoftherpreefin
inWthm, it be abort or longreays . the
• December Delineator, "for a base line
about the bp is a defect that, 'cannot
Xining continue, pop.
Zr tbe pbdte growing ttud
of itature ea Ot on oPOrnisMgan.
of potash at a chef:01We. A04 ne0P-
of this to a tumbler of water and if ' it
nts brown it issunat to drink,. if it
tittlearit,isquite.afe
Mr. :Satnuet Fulton has diipoied of
his dwelling on Huron street., .to Mr.
cue, Dorwood, of Chicago. 4 fomer
-resident of,Exeter. The price paid was
$000, Mr. Fulton intends nioving to
Granton where he formerly re.
and as stated- last week. Mr. Dorwood
11e...W'tn. Horton hasjust received
1,04iita of the_death of his sister, Mrs.
-Horton, of Brockville.. This Ls the.
th'Ird sister Mr. Horton has lost *ince'
• areli,-all-atbsm,however.--hiawire
than retched the Whited epan of life,
the combined ages of the tbree
the an miner vacation the
ind seleiols re -opened , on Monday,
while those in v1144014 towni. and cit..
le* will reopen two weeks later,
5th. Owing to a aclircity Of .
gogues theoughoutOntario s number
of hoot* are yet without; tescbtitiond
seemOU • e •
ltood of *sir- beitirstipplied.,
Mr. B. S. disposed ot
of lila Itouiebold, effects,
Satur-
day, last by publlc *notion,
motithe. . • - •
oassentmrs.
-Aft_aetatienle runston foot -to -have
Thoinkagiving.Dayaxeit,lor-010-iiist,
Montlay4nOctober.zt.
etestlef_tra different date each
ectLillfixdosibtedkfthe—relifili-WtWi
ilay for .holiday than Mond*, Mows*
It gives peeple, whose occupation mats
time *way from 'bome..- a Chance to
spend two flays with their. Wallies,
and there Istria the -slightest reason
why* certain steelt day in a certelts
niOnth taXitifot be always suitable
for* Th vini Day,keit as the
Amt. Mender teviber is: fixed for
1:44217.1a
ti1.41M.
Or-- eintlar reason. our Municlp.d
Council would do well to follow: the
example of Most towns and cities with:
regard to Civic Holiday, Most Places
avethishoildaylixectforthe-fire
eecend Monday' in, August of each
_
than having the dates *lay tip3 gveatly
as WC btolie bad In Exeter. • .
Dula ar xis Werke.
The -sad accident that befell Mr.
ort -
of 'Osborne, lest week, has terminated
fetidly, and as& reteult one ofthe oldest
pioneers and most 'highly respect
residents of the townshipoissvell as.
itsesullife has been brought to an end.
. Aswas re. rtettin,onehtst ...issue de-
ntitUe--taffn
fell from the mow andinjured lilt
tier that he never'
reeeiered.ffsnw-the
_ba;wo, u_. Menu Insk_warlhathe
•returned, -,from
Detrolt Tuesday. ,
Aft.'1311l$MatrOf -Ferry Station', • is
Visiting at his home.
Mra.:Wood (nee Delta Hill), of De-
t 'It, IS !dining bere,
t niftinitrilMry7'
• tririepdli-atal
Mims Jean Carling, of Olinton„ le els.
iti M E. ()bristle.
, le Handford, of lioldono
epent Sunday:in town.
Ise Etta Kitson, of London, is the
'guest of Mrs. Wall* Powell.
Mr, and Mrs. S. Fulton spent Mon-
de and Tuesday in.-Grantots.
uglas Stestart hasreturned frem
0, ' -„,monthreToronto,.
• war -ma�irlrbr. �f. LOnd�n, is
-
ihe'guest of Miss --e`iteerfi:
Mr. Wm.Pignan, of Lucia), *pent
Sunday with hie parent* In town.,
Mr. Frank Vireekes left Saturday to
Akitincin Louden. _
• Aliso Johnston, of t.ioderich, taw
• „guest,ottleiM toles _
--Air-andAtes. Ulm c
are visiting at Mr.•Geo. &unwell's. -
Mise May Sanders returned Monday
train a visit with felendsin Forest.' `
n acquit mances n town.
re. Egan, of Detroit, is visiting
r parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sweet.
Mute Thackwray, of Comber, is the
guest of Airs.James Divan this week.
John horsedader, has
nti bct tt 111-
well rn ourlinesas in elotbuit
or anything _cool fum-
iture- is as -neeeeswy to com.
torturcoOtt hivr
” pleasure outofthat shadY-. poreb or
verandah you want one Of our Rens*
. Madre—wide *eats& easy backs, 4,
ways cool and conifartable, exactly the
thing for verande, Parlor, hall or Ulm
with some degree to his
recover34, but on Sunday his condition
wall unmistakable and he petaled
peacefuUy-swsy,
hong eirioe passed the shoved span of
life hienntimely end has mit a gloom
over the whole neighborhood.. Deceits -
ed was bora in England in 1825, conse-r-
Imently. he WAS in the 80th year of, •his
age. mr.. Cann was is consistent mem-
her of the •Methodist chards and g
unchiteforMteltf politic*. no was
Irian of -hi orid-fitanding, noted
foibIs ng vutlittes and to every-
tblng he
did be applied the quodities
of boronhnese. Ile leaves a wife and
arally—t ree sons and three den h-
ters.-"Thounts, John and Charles; re.
George Kerslake, . mid Mrs. 11. Wit.
limns, of Ilabornt.and Jim Miller. of
Ktn�rdin--Tbefoneralf,took..4}litalk.
to the Exeter cemeteryTuesdaT.
Death
Another of the sturdy loiofifer* of
this district peyi nature's debt: and 1*.
laid to refit from his labors. We refer
to Mr. Akchibala Ifedgert;' who pswed
sooty et St. s floepttal, Lon.
last t the a e of 7/
don on &turas,
od.
ailing e'er since last
embei Us an attZek of gangrene
iIs ttatul While- for the greater.
the time be Was able to -be
nd the disease was gradually
It* deidhy wotL. It_was
•ngbt that 1111
'MuterWillfe-Birney returned Mon -
'flay froin several weeks visit to Bel.
grave.,_
r and Mr. Hilborn, ef Paris are
Visiting the lattees sister, Mrs.
Ford.
Mr. W. j. lleaman returned &tor -
day evening from the London Military
School. * • .
• Mit* Lottie llyndnisin left 'Saturday
to attend the . millinery opening! at
Misi Oliver limper.- come. -of
Vjc-
toria Hospital, 'London, is Visiting her
Mine here.
Sirs, S. Sweet and daughter. Imo.
hating
In Winghans. •
Little tira__StolVist has re...•
from a ononth'Avisit Jo tier.
teetifttraittoitt'
410,,,w. J. Clark, of Winnipeg, spent
a few day. during the week vtith
friends in UW11, ° •
Mimes Edith Gidley, of Blytb, and.
• Ethel *Bee, of Parkhill, are guests of
Idiseliary Ciao.
Mr. Geo. Byron. of 'Windsor, spent
ewdays during the week '
home of Mr. C. Birney.
„Mr. and Mr*. James Bissett, and
thmehtee, _Lovie; returned 14 tbeir
honiela Thodontia,turdtiyil'
iittraioata Looels On. pas%
Our showing Cravenette Coats is ofthe new-
est designs, style and finish. Ask to see theta
Dining Root°. Chaos
Dining noon Tables front $6.60 to Pa.
Sideboards from $IO.00 002
WOO OCCUTTIt* eac--:e.
• It win be -one Of
and most striking sstionofl
nonaeua t 't'hafferst been
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