HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1880-11-25, Page 1VI1I,VoI.
Exeter, Ontario, Thursday, November 25, 1880.
No 14
enat l liTY LIST.
50 ACRES OF GOOD LAND FOR
Sulo in tiro township of xfetiiilivrny;,liid
tliesex C t„ near r,imerick.
Applin to H. W. HALL, Solicitor,
or rimes office, Exeter
OUSE & LOT IN EXETER FOR
SAE CRIMP FOR OA;;[T.—This value..
Ma property is eitltatert on William street. The
'house is a story gall a half brie It. containing sev-
en rooms, a closet and a woodshed. For flue=
;particulars apply to Ai Lake, Exeter.
r.dANIT143A AND THE NORTUWE3T,
FURTHER EYPESLENChS OF J. N. HOWARD
AND i'M Y---TaE PEiIBINA MOUNTAINS--
Al+iJNGST OLD ACQUAINTANCES--11E6CRIP-
TWIT OF TIM SOIL.
The next morning we bid our Man-
itoba friends adieu and started for the
?ambler', mountains, which we reached
,about noon. Tlie front of every Men -
i ' on SALE. --A NEW FRAME nenite house is adorned by a well -kept
flower gitrdeu, the work of when' is all
clone bytthe WO rum The Mennonites,
as a general rule, are slip shod farmers.
Perhaps if their wives were allowed to
supervise the farm operations, their
fame might preseut a better appear -
mice, and be more productive. There
are tunny well.to.•do Mennonite:fanners,
if we are to judge by the number of
self•binders we see working in the im•
mouse fields of grain of all kinds. Here
7� TONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES- and there, however, may be seen a
JIL tato fur the Huron. & Erie L,oau fiaw;ngs field very dirty with noxious weeds. As
'toasty. Low rates of juteresi. Apply to Jona
Speakman, Exeter, we .near the mountain, the land is mere
repine. On coming to a small place
oontail:ing a store, blaekeillithHhop, tin•
shop, aid a few small dwellings, not
forgettiug the "Travellers' Home," a
small tavern, on eutering, a 'store on
oar right we were touch sllrprieed to
see our old friend, Robert Brown,
formerly of Zul:ich. One asked him,
"How fees is mountain city'?" while a
-CHAS. SENIOIt, Photographer, Exeter. seeoud asked "Where is the mountain?"
He laughingly replies. .'This is moan -
J. CLAIiK, Agent for the Us- tido City," and this* the, top of the
.i.. •here° andittbhort Mutual Fire Insurance mountain. Johns data "I think they
• emptily, Residence—Narquntir, Orders by s
iu:t:l pru.upt1Y atrencieato. kava very beg names for very small
places iu this part of the country, and
as for a monutain, I dou't consider
this much of a sucoess.". The Pem-
bina mountaiue, so called, etre merely
high irregular rolls in thy land, ruu•
ning north and south several nates.
Mr. Brown has a very good frame
store well stocked with nearly all kinds
of goods, and seams to be doing a
flourshiug bn_iuess. He will soon have
opposition, as there iseanother'entre.
nearly completed, altiinlib the mat
ten miles$oi the ?llennotlitelaud through
which we passed was quite rolling, it
ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT. is even more roiling as we proceed
west. WitLiu a couple of miles of the
Pattersou bettlement, we pass a beauti-
ful farm, looking, if I may be permit-
ted to use the expression like an oasis
to a desert ; the dwelling anti the ant-
bnildings are protected as well as
adorned on three sides by beautiful
trees of natural growth, balm of gilottd,
white poplar, oak, and elm, which not
ouly serves as a. wind break in the
severe storm of winter, but adds great•
ly to the appearance of the property.
If every settler on the prairie would
tarn his attention to planting trees, it
would not only enhance the value of
the property, but would tend to break
the force of the winter storms. We
teach the Pntterson settlement at 1.80
p.m. Here they have Iaid out a city to
which they have elven the name of
Alexandiie. It is situated 10 miles
frnm the international boundary, and
60 miles from Emerson by trial, It
contains a store and post once 1n one.
natio the city, Our practical Anker re•
maks. "It is quite as large as Chicago,
but is not yet built up. Mr. Abraham
At 7.1. er Oen E. Patterson has Lyall odds the best hie -
Apply tosoRlleW.II se proved farm we have yet seen since
leaving Emerson. He has some 60
t..„1. GG HOUSE, LONDON, ONT. urea fenced. A portion of this is
`J. S. GRIGG, PROPRIETOR. (Late of the fenced off far -bis cattle, which is s
.Ameriran.) NEW ROUSE, NEW FURAITURE.
• Woo iim-xpt.i.R:)OMs, corner of York and more convenient way of keeping them
.dbiuhfeend Streets. at night than staking them, as is the
Dwelling with one.rhird of nn acre of laud
•situated on Nelson St,ecrb, Exeter. The house
••contains8 rooms, 4 upstairs and 4 downstairs, all
well finished. 'there is a gond well of water
'also a al•st.elass woodshed ou the premises. Ap-
lily at the Tangs aloe.
IMPOItT.ANT xoTI01 S.
TAAIES OKE, COUNTY AUCTION-
'', neer. Salmi p •omptly attended to, Bays of
• Eales arranged at this °Limo
:11‘1".°41: : Y '(0 LU c1..w.0 'r
cent, actor jug to tetras. Special art•
vantages to Moro borrowing for four years and
apw.trda Apply to
1h. V.ELLIOT,
Ocitobor 15, '81, Solicitor, Exeter,
-irONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST -
1' Chess Mortgages on lteal Estate cr for
Itutlding purposes, Zruthe Dominion Savings J
luvicettucnt Society, of London, Out, for any
r uui ber of years from one to two noy. Apply to
• ;a. CAMPBELL, PROVINCIAL'
Lelia surveyor, rte., will Le at the
It yal Hote:l,t•:xeter,on the firstTuesday in numb
mouth. Orders fox 'cork left with lair. 3obn
5.raaltula), willracaiveprontm,t.tttontion.
M 'SS QUINLAN,
Ilegs to ihform talo Ladies of .15 telex and sur-
ronuding coautry that 511 + is again prepared to do
dreasiunkiug in a.lits branches. Cutting an l fit-
ting 3. 51ooialby: Ylwcta of business—Mr, Sweuel-
t,,n's tett ago, corner :3ciainand Staticn st, Exeter.
*Apprentices wanted. Rctt. •33a
ITGUN II. HINDMAN1,
e
ACCOUNTANT, CONVEYANCER, REAL
money to loan en mortgages, notos and other
securities. Rents and accounts collected on rea-
sonable tdrnl.i. Iusuranee t•ffocted in first-class
Camps. its at reasonable rates. Oats—at Dr.
Iivndtnal's.Main S root Motel
A IeAICi , 1t.IJ 3rLONERR FOR
• Toil t.10 MITT CP iiUitON,
LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY
ret ee cont. for investment on mortgages
1 p
\11;Ei) ,WILLS, ETC., DRAWN
cRll ren50nisMe teems.
1LE
It. ABBOTT fe.J.S.,Ll1.it.C,D.S
Girrtauateof It eyalCollege of
.DENTAL SURGEONS.
°iti;e over O'Neil hank, and opposite Semwell
Titi a :de.
• ?E IOVED Hr KINSMAN, DEN-
TI�1' Jt„iF'
hasreinevert ' ee
Mocktl etre }tr�ti<1^°•,' ��
:loots: north
./
of Carlin:4'sI
*More. Mime
mustang:,
$287.e.00O 'TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Y
;FIRE INSURANCE COAZP'Y, OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1483.
Agency established in Canada in'1804. Unlimi-
•tan liability of all the Stockholders, and large
-Reserve Funds. Moderate rates of minium
JOHN H. HYNDHAN,
nom. WTYNE, Manager. Agent at Exeter.
F A 11 M
—AND—
TOWN PROPERTY
onatom of the prairie. Air. Patterson
raised eleven tons•of fins timothy hay
from about 4acres of lard. He says
timothy does well, and intends trying
clover next year. Mr. Patterson has
rendered a great deal of assistance to
Deniers for the past three years, driving
them through the country and search-
ing out the .best locations, often with.
one charge, He is very highly epolten
of by all. We put up at Mr. R. Sweet,
formerly of Stephen, Mr. toss, who
had been engaged to' drive us, return•
ing to l4 nlersnn. Here we remained
FOit SAL11 OHI]AP AND ON Betsy I' rates OF 'from Friday until Wednesdziy, enjoying
PAYMBIA , TEM some fine thole shooting at some lstice;a
eO >•,/ .M'• r wb ,riad Hyl aitoz close. by. In .company with liar. John
Seat, of tee Lake Road. 'eve shot 70
pigeons in one day in a barley field ed.
jeceut to Mr. Sweets bush Mr. Cnn
wing, the 13. 0. Minister of this Orme,
also eecori7panied as, cheerfully piek
ing tip the game for uq: Mr. Can 1 le
and Mr. T. Greenway, (the better gentle-
man well known in Exeter and vicinity)
are the only two B. C. Afinisters in
this district --in what is termed the
.0 Lops ire. southern belt, west of.:E*ners3n to took
eapr L urthor particulate nl)ply to ANDItE%VLisle, Air. Gentling It s picots of
men, Msg., at Exeter, or to Vie P. t3UIdrN N,
Lin'tgerOntario Lean end 'I)q!ftll).turil,Cusrl;)auy hied work, which he performs very
Xaseeel), :esters()
NO.1 N ; of N t Lot numbor le, Con,lein the
Tmvnslnp of Stephen, 2.1 acres more or lows.
5 .teras Ire oloarrtd, 20 acres timbered lvith
bevel) , maple, hemlock and white rile. Tho
Poll is r. clAy loath and rit,stat, from the Village
of Dashwood 1half a mile.
NO,. 2 Alteo in the Village of Exeter, Lot 311rmuber
4in+ this subuivtxion of Got uuwba' 10 'Paris
v.ivahle property is sheared nn the, principal
or Main street in rho said village, on is in too
bola business Locality in !.•retch. Th•re in a
brickstore and residence on the lot (nearly
born 2Moils high, •!et40foeib attd1 good state
cheerfully, He has estab'i fled a Sun• WORLD WIDE NEWS.
day Sebool in his district, which is well
ewe
DOMINION.
attendedand highly appreciated, We THE LATEST nisreeCRes FROM ALL PARTS. Lady lilactteneld lac Ottawa foe New
attended Divine Service in Mr. Sweets' York on Tuesday.
Oil r5'tlllday, when the rev. gentleman SKIPPED T') OANADA, J. A. Moasean, (Conservative) was
preached a very excellent sermon. G. II. Day,t11e clothing manufacturer elected by acclamation forBagor (Jounty
After some pleasant sport with our who tete been on exatnivat.iou for Lev Qne., en Saturday.
friends on Monday and Tuesday oral days in Indianapolis for fradulent 'Me old man, O•een McGowan, who
among the feathered tribe, we engaged disposition of Ins stook, put up four strayed :Tway from the Dundas House
Mr, Sweet's team early on Wednesday $1,000 bitls for his bail, and, when Ise of Providence ,es the . 8rd inst., was
morning and start fur t'p. 1, range 9, walked out of jail, said Le would be found at F.'rt Erie,
distant 28 miles. We crossed the back on Deo. 6. It is thought, how- Dr. Miller died suddenly at Lindsay
Pembina crossing at noon, where there ever, that he has skipped to Canada. Monday, it i• elated from the effea: of
is a store and poet ofee, The cross• The attorneys for the creditors think ehlorof.irm taken or mistake while un.
lug is a huge gulch 450 feet deep, and that Days operations netted flim der the influence of li.qumr.
4 miles wide, waahed nut of a level by $20,000 (sash, and chain that this' $4,- The Cousolidated Bank building in
the Pembina River, and descending 000 is a part of that sunt; Montreal has beet] purchased by the
gradually to the liver in terrace after ANi)THER PaINCS Til Be WEDDED. • Canadian Pacific Railway Syndicate,
terrace, and many of these wavhlg with The mari•iege of Privet' William, and will be need as the head .offices
golden grain. Here we met with ;ti 1r. graudesntl of Queen Victurca,takes place of the company, The pries paid was
Z. Johns, son of our jovial companion, iu Berlin ou the 28'.11 of February. $80,000. •
who had come with Lis ox team for The Prince and P-itneete of Wales wicl About 25 acres of sugar beets were
letters and provisions. We all proceed• represent Queen Victoria ou the coca sown in the Britevhlle locality last
ed to Mr. Stewart'te9 miles, where Mr. aioa, spring,antl the result has been entirely
Z. Johns resides. Sanders and Johns AGAINST BseraLIom . satisfactory. Sema farmers are re -
AGAINST here, and I take up quartets at The Vatican "organ. Aurora; denies ported are ref orting a yield of 20 to 80
Mr. Samuel Oke's, Airs. Oke did her the statement that tee Irish .bishops tons per acre.
uttnolt to make us feel comfortable. I are put'seiug a polies' diepleesing to the At Hespeler, a by-law granting $6, -
would cousiaer her a tnodei pioueer's Pope, and e.tid t—Neither thePope n 'm 000 for the purpose of assisting Messrs.
wife. In this township we meet many the 13ishiips have ever thought of pre- John Harvey and J. B. MoQueetion to
acquaiutancas froth Ontario, and have venting the Penis frurn aiming at the establish a wolien mill was carried oil
some splendid sport. Among the legitimate seti:efitction of their needs, Tneselay. It is expected that the mill
'navy I might mention, Mr. W. IL provided they do not tieviete from jus- will be running byFebrnary next.
Trott, Mr. John Bisset`, Samuel etre, tice,and rectitude in their titmice Of The ventilation of the coal mine at
B Marshall, J. Cavo, F. Cave, Luther, means.. Rebellion, incendiarism, de- Stellartou, N. S., where the Iate die -
Albert and Samuel Alanuiug, James, strnition of property and homicide are estrous explosion occurred, is being
William and George Dew, Jabez pis- clearly not among the means three can proceeded with favorably. Tuesday a
sett, Samuel T. and Silas Handford, be'conuteuauced. number of adventurous miners went
James Blake, J. Hicks, and others, all • TAE GRE 4T EASTERN To BE UT1Lizm+I). down the nage pit,opened the door and
seemingly doing well, and all sanguine. The Great Enateru Fresh iVIeetone. got back all right.
of the future of this part of the oouutry. pany, (limited) with a capital of £800,• At attempt etas made on Saturday
1. was very favorably impressed with 000, leas been binned. It purposes to rob the treasury of the village of
the wonderful fertility of the soil, it to beiug carcasses froth both North and Yorkville, but the wnnld-bo robbers
tieing without exception the richest I Sont•h America, and for this purpose were unsuccessful. The parties who
ever saw. Theta is no donate it will the Great, Eastern alas been fitted up made the ,,ttempt aro supposed to to
cropsue for many years to -yield lltrge with refriaeraiinr'alllrliallfles. the game who stole $1,600 from the
crops of gran without any manure, SUDDEN DEATFI of Fra. Amok. CoChiBTUL . St. Thomas bank some time ago.
and with very little expense in multi- Sir. Alae, Cockburn,' Lord Chief "Professor'' Johns, a music teacher
vation after the first breaking. The Justice of tiro Qneen's Bench. died sad• from Beamsville, died suddenly while
siter: urfaceabsoilater2 ifrs et a rdeichat:ilelc locun,averag- 'denly Setu+•rlay night.-die'fiad heard eating his dinner eat the Lincoln House,
puta friable clay a case at 'Westminster dii'rine" the day Grimsby, on Saturday: He set down
sub soil from 4 to'5' feet deep, beneath and walked home and ate dinner, ap- to dinner in apparent good health, and.
wlliell is a stiff clay lying on shale rock.. p:ireutly well, and retired at half•nast snddenly petting his hands up to hie
In most places a plent.ifni supply of eleven. • He was seized with a pain ,north expired immediately, it is sup-
very coati water eau be obtained at a
depth of from 10 to 25 feet, • although ly,
over the heat t and died almost iusiant• tensed in an apoplectic fit.
H:,n.ltlr,Caron was elected on Sntur
in some planes the water is not very LORD :-ALISBURY C1 TBS sITUATI •N, day by aoctematien for the Comity of
Plentiful, being shortly impregnated
with alkali. The first breaking is gent- baLard Salisbury at n C,nnservative Quebec. As anon as his election had
nquet lot week wad especially severe been rtennunce�i'by the returning -era e •
erupt dine in early sonitner by mere- open the Government. In reference a company of the Quebec batallion firer!
Ip paring the surface fr;,cu one and a to the Eastern question be believed a salute. The new minister was es -
half to two inches deep, turning over a, that Gladstone win be compelled to tamed back to Qneb'c by a processinn
as soon as this is s
broad f. roots from 12 to 16 inches nied, carry out Earl Beaconsfield's policy. of his political friends with nearly
they brtok set the fnrrorq, ore,ent{y rutted, Ile said the condition of affairs in Ire. fifty sleighs.
plowing to a tend demanded stringent measures to Capt. Allan Patrick, D. L. S., has
depth of 8 to 4 inches, thin formols a restore order, and exprassed himself arrived at Ottawa from Bow River,
mellow Beed bed. be plow tensely unmistakably in favor of coercive meas Reeky Mountains, where be has been
nsed here for, the first brooking ise:tlled ores, He held the ministry strongly for nearly three years on duty under
the prairie Queen. Iu p;liae of a cont- to anonnut for much of the agitation in Mr. Dewaney, Indian Commissioner,
ter it has a sharp wheel att,ched tov
prIreland, 0 fining the limits of the Indian reser-
the beam, v high revolves as the plough T{iE AMERICAN CATTLE TRADE. vation in accordance with the treaties.
speeds along, eitttiug Use sod iu its The Liverpool Dairy Courier says:— Mr. Patrick gives a glowing description
course. Nlr. Verity of Exeter, tree The Ameriatu enitle trade, nntwltil- of the south-western portion of the
introduced a somewhat similar plow s sanding that alt the animals must be Northwest Territnry,
with several hnproernonb4. If this slaughtered where ]ended, continues to A young man of seventeen years, S.
t
proves a entices., no doubt he will re- pr +grass. From New York, Boston C. Davies, some time ago, through the
ceive heavy orders. This wirer tract of and Btltimnrn, during, the last three influence of several friends, received
land, whish hits been in 1)ossession of innntha, 18,000 were laudecl,as againsta situation in one of the leading banks
the $udsou Bay Co. for rmpwards of 10,205 for the same period last year. of Alontreai,reoeiving $100 per annum.
200 years, and capable of containingThe severe weather lately recorded has He was there only five or six months,
80 million souls, ouly yet lightly touch -caused {oases on the passage to bp and during that time ran up a bill of
ed by civilizatinl, is destined :to doubt heavier than last year, time;nnmber be• one hundred dollars at one cigar stare,
before long to become the haute of ing 1,115 head, or 6.63 per cent., as .$70 at another, and $80 at a grocery
many million people from all parts of agaiust 258, or 2.48 per cent., in 1879. store for wines, aero , and on Saturday
the world. The Province of Manitoba ADECI.ION BY LORD PENZANCE. he thought he would leave for England.
is only a slnitlt portion of the great Lord Penzance, sitting in the House He was, however, arrested in Qltebea
north west. The dimensions of the of Lords. its Dean of the Conrt of nn a capzns, and is now immured in the
province are 182 miles from the inter- Arches, has declared Roy. Mr. Euraght Montreal jail.
national bouudary to the northern and Rev. dr. Green, who have eontin• Six weeks ago two brothers named
boundary; from east to west 120 miles. tied their ritualistic practices despite James and 'Tobias Laughlin went to
It has a wlhele area of abrut 16,000 the o•dets of the court,suspended from S. Louis from Canada, and entered
square miles, or neatly Hina inillivneoffice and to be in contempt. They the employ of the Wabash„St. Laoistte
of areas. The townships which are will c ase ueutly be imprisoned, simi• Pacific Railroad. They were engineers.
six miles broad 'ere numbered iu range 'arty ivit Rev. Pelham Dale. They hast Sunday night they entered the
from east to west respective!) trona the lore e, spectfully defendants in the cele- saloon of .Tames P. Flanagan, en the
principal merittt'an, which enters, the brat ”' Bordeiy and 111ilesplating ritnsl earner of Broadway and Montgomery
preview 10 miles west of Emerson, etesa.A streets. While in there a dispute
The townships are numbered coneeent-Teeesclay as the special train for the arose about the payment of drink, and
ively from 1 to 7 ft»ln the iateeuatiou- nortl,on the Hatetiltnn 15e Northwestern Flanagan abet and killed the bruthere.
al tasndary northerly..1lartch township Railway, headed by the engine, 3. M. James, the eldest of the twn.hari a wife
to divided tutu 86 seutii+ns of ars mile Williams, an driven by engineer Wil-
and child in Canada. When she re -
square, containing 610 areas each, llama, had pa sed the village of Boehan cowed word of the tragedy, she said,
with one and it half chains road allow- one of the fines collapsed and the 0011• "?t y God, my heart is broken," and
anae between enctile:e.tiou and town- tents of the boiler rushing' out through instantly expired, Flanagan, the mur-
sbrp. The sectivne in each township the fire box,before which Mr. Williams darer, is a well known politician, and
are numbered from right to Taft, Ana was standing,enveloped bine in a cloud was tttlkecl of during the last election'
telt to right. The mode in which the of scalding steam, which e,,nhpletety in onnnedtiou with the membership of
pruviuce is lain not isvery simple std tete tlse e.itin from his face, hands and the House of Delegates from the Use
convenient. breast while otherlparts of hie:body were trier in whist* he wielded. He cane
very badly burned, The 6rolnau hap• clear receiving the nomination. He
petted to be at.the far end of the cull,
Sheriff Powell's solicitor is at Terme and esoaned r+ith 'comparatively slight
to, from Ottawa. in Abe interests of his injuries. The train CMS to a stand -
.client. He has, it is believed, Peen the still rat ld the injured none was et r pied
tl.ttoi•ney.Geuerel and rntide a propos- to the village, enduring agony That'y ten.
lion to bird, but is is not yet known' more :easily' be imagined than des-
what action mill be taken, 'Ilio result eiibed. lie now lies 11) It pecnrions
will no tludbt be kuoven wi'btu the n'':tC condition, wrapped in oil ma soft cote
two d tys. cel Patting,
killed a man in Mobile, Abs,, tem'erefera
ago, atld was sentenced there retie:-
prieontnent for life. He wag peritonea
after serving pix months, and': enme zh
rout from time Penitentary to St, Ionia.
Ite'is in jail. now, And acknnesledgee
the killing of the Lang11tine, bet says
it was in eelf•de1ense. The plea will
l hardly hold socias ono of the bralltees