The Exeter Times, 1884-8-7, Page 8GRIGG
' pereutesion, they succeeded in securing Council. Doings.
his cervices, and ups
0 to sign au agreement a certain quan-
tity of rods were delivered at his learn.
Wholesale and Retail Fiudiog that the scheme worked thus
far harmoniously, they then preseeted
a note requesting the farmer to situ
it, in order that they might have
'souse guarantee for the money.
Thinking that everything wee all right
--AND ---AND __ _ the farmer signed it before making
the slightest invottigation of de con-
: tont* ; but after oonsidering what he
`ANO ` GOODS DEALER bad done he came to' Exeter in search
n hi9 eoneeClting
of tae agents, but could not find them.
Ho, however, was informed that a do.
EXETER, ONT. 1cutnoutithed peen siguedcalling for
$150, payable twelve months from
date. Farmers should be on their
�p7guard for such parttime, sad not per -
TE QE\TS per Hies for erst insertion, a,:4+ a fellt tlternselvea to be " taken in " in
ia"OViI Ott .TS per our, for aac>; ani �ecAr est fn- Buell a maunor. W erninge have bee
Benton sial 100 ulxarBed for 3otfcesy apr.eerrs g
im this ealernn. gives) repeatedly, atilt the deceiving
gates ou.
The Conseil met pursuant to the.
call of the Reeve, at the Market
IIouee, Exeter, on the 30th ult. All
the mewbere were present. The
minutes of the previous meeting
were read Hutt approved, A cowmu
mention from R. G. Scott, concern-
ing a woollen mill, was laid over,
Moved by W. Bissett, seconded by D.
Johns, that the iuepeotor be ivatruat
ed to repair the sidewalk at Hawk-
ehaw's hotel with hemlook lumber,
and at the market square with gray.
el Hud oak plank, and to put a .stone
oreesing at J. Pickerd's eters, one M
Samuel! & Piotcard's, and oue at
Forth et, --Carried. Moved by D.
Soleus, seconded by W. Biesett;, that
Mr, Specimen be at liberty to eel'.
the property referred to fa bond to
the corporation.--Catried. Moved!t t
by W. Biesett. seconded by D. Jolene, lal int
that the inspector be •iustruoted to
GENTLEMEN 1
—ABOUT TO PUR.CHASTi;-
Should not fait
Magnifi
OF NEW
ti7rl�., fl XeiE.ss innate n..opesariortamonCFaranare. clear out drain at J. Pickaxd"e, Car
If the flamer' Ina single town/bite, riled, Moved by A, G. Dyer, second-
,
oughly organized for the purpose with Treasurer be authorised to borrow
TUESDAY, tai 7, 1584. or "au a ualghllorhovd were thor ed , by D. Jo has tile! the he I;+neved
but little expense to cacti they could $400 at the credit of toil corporation
LOC -4i beWS._Wc shati he happy to rt- produce the firm* bloadad horses or our
cent+: at illi tune`, pent any part of the
County, items of local ma's, steels a� qe-
ekd.4itts,or any intereatins ;incident what-
ever, froth anyofOur faabseribera 'rreaal-
err , reerelly jar the purpose ofpnhlic.
tense!,
Leal H�,p nen .1ws.
' the f ,rent expenditure,-- Oarried.
most showy and graceful cattle, the Moved by D. Johne, saoonded by W. E„f 7 0Sp
Heaviest fleeced elteep or the entreat' Biesett, that Jotters & Co, be paid the
bed hone, Cud the gain would more baiaueo duo ou bell.—Carried. Moto
than compensate fur the effort, They ed by W.13irsett, eeeouded by A. G.
tvottId be enabled to coma laud Lighe3 Dyer, that this acuuoit adjourn for
prices for farm stook, the heat of trees- weeks,- Carried.
portatiou would be leoleued from the M..EAORETT, Olerk.
ability to tlierket In bulk, the ince +-••4-4-------
oostly agricultural implements could Staled/en Counon.
wane ,
welted he procured and the advarntagea of
MIR
to inspect our
t
...Min to arty address is Canada err the
['uited States, postpaid tar GOete. Sebetrihe
at once and s et Me felt benefit et this offer.
A atusrt and intelligent lad to learn etas school ahuralles ltbrarisa ae rrvailabla The Council met ou the 4th mat.,
t. cf printing, :dust bavo a fair education. rot alt. In outer wordy if capital esti all the ineutberae present. Miuutoa of
ggly personally to TIMES °thee, Exeter. - last meeting reed and signed. I'eti-
etoo tuts emu walk Isermeaude of
rails ,ores* the moutetea Tenet liglii- tion of J. Mitchell and 17 others re -
ti t seed ttaa TIMES LI the retusinder uiug speed, and bund up by hundred; c'oromendiog h . Dickey to tine 0114th- e
MAO eaueiderat'►oit of the Colwell.. ta
Mored by H. Hilbert seconded by D,
sante courant they can"do many Unapt French, the; he receive $5, and that
Scotch and
SPRING
aad
Ovorc@a1ings
Canadian Td
wees.
• ' ►v oGt grit quer *ee4
Zatimoil ''e'►
dy-made Clothing a speciality--
both in Mens and Boys.
Splendid garvest Weather. Q. On ino.iou of J, R an, second-
Tbe weather for the pest three Ale fox the single individual to par• y'
creeks hes been all that could be da form. United effort overcomes all ed by (. Etlbor., the Reeve and Dep..
aired for harvesting, and eeldoin have difficulties and surmounts every ob. Reeve are to attend to the ditching
farmers enjoyed a better venison thea staple, great or small. petittou on 19th eon. On motion of
the present for this purpose tend it
of mammoth enierprires,pt teaches
the farmers that by follotrsug the
fee themselves that wtsuld he iwyeee. the clerk fart#ier inyeatigate the mat.
J. Ryan, (seconded by D. Frond:, Mr.
has been tekeu advantage of to the Don't forget the exoureiou to Lau• McCormick's! bill for fixiilg appy++nollss
utmost. The fall wheat harvest nitsy don on tho ocoesiou of the 044013441!o Holt bridge wee laid over till next
now be said to be stood in this locality, Ia lb
and will he meetly coulpleted in n few
days. The reports of the yield, with
a very few exceptions, are moat Delis -
foolery and the yield will bo large.
('attle Skipped. �—
On Saturday last a quantity of fins
looking cattle and sheep wore shipped
from this elation for the English mar-
ket in lots as follows :—Nine oar loads
of cattle by Messrs. Coates & Willis ;
one carload by Masers. Oke & Davie
one oar load of cattle and ane of aheop
by Messrs. Biesett & Bobier. This
stook was purchased iu the vicinity of
Exeter, and is said to bo the best, gen-
erally, that has passed through here
for sumo time, which reflects mule
credit upon the farmers. Mr. Bobier
went to look after the sale.
important to School. Teachers.
The legality of keeping a child in
eohool after regular houre for not
learning his lessons was tested in an
English law court recently when the
mother of a little boy had the head
master of the school he attended be-
fore the court. The judge in giving
hie decision, said that the master had
no authority to impose upon the
children the fluty of studying at home,
and that he, therefore, had no right to
detain him, and he afro said that in
his opinion this detention amounted
to an assault. As the plaintiff in the
ease did not wish to press it the me-
ter was discharged on paying costs,
Canadian teachers can take the lesion
home.
•
Imposition.
Last spring a family known by the ac
name of Weir me to Exeter from
Hensall, and took up their abode in a
dilapitaled building on Victoria street.
Their apparently indigent circumstan-
ces somewhat excited the sympathy
of ;their nearest neighbors --Mr. and
Mrs. Easterhrook, who supplied them
with mousy and provisions for a con-
siderable time. Finding that :this
scheme worked aatiefaolorily, Mrs.
Weir, imposing Mill more on theupl
charitableness of the old coe, made
a pitiable lanientation of iheir nob be-
ing able to attend ohuroh ou a000unt
of not having decent clothing, and she
wished very 'much that her husband
should attend for hie soul's welfare.
Promising to make a remuneration
when work could be secured, M.s.
Hames there Wednesday, Aug 1811, meeting. Mole by H. { l er, sec.
spectiou invited. No trouble to show Goode..
special rats ou iota 4, fi &El 6, con
4; and \V--1ote4, 5, 6, 7,8&9,con 5
ae per schedule prepared for the put-
1)050
every effort bach, a been put forward to onnod by D. Frenthat the follow
provide
teal edeeui DebenturaQ's•
ink-
,
Blake the games the mut interesting
ever held in Canada, the greatest ath-
lever, dancere, and bagpipers in the
world having agreed to be present.
Tickets good on regular trains Tues.
day afternoon and Wednesday, and
retnruing ch Wednesday and Thumday. Special trains will return from
Londou Wednesday at 7 p. m. Traius
leave Exeter at 4.50 p. nt.. on Tues:
day rind 8.28 a. m. on Wednesday.
rare 85 cents,.
Brevities.
Revd's 111'esers. Pascoe and Dickson
exobanged pulpits on Sunday list.
Mr. W. H. Verity loft, ou Monday,
for the seaside, where he will remain
for a few weeks.
From some cause or other—per-
eumably with drouth—quite a num-
ber of the maple trees planted during
the past two years have died.
Tho Western Fair prize list London
has been issued. The show will be
held this year from the 22nd to the
26th September, and the prizes offer-
ed amount to $17,000.
Twenty-oue thousand widows of sol -
there of the war of 1812 are stated to
be still drawing pensions from the
Government.
At marriage the bride always meets
her bethrothed at the altar with glavea
on, hut after marriage she generally
handles her husband without gloves+.
"I'd hate to be in your shoes," said
a woman, as she was quarreling with
a neighbor. "You couldn't get into
them," sarcaatioally replied the neigh.
bor.
Oh, dear ! " said Mrs. B. with
toothache. : "Why •can't people be
born without teeth ?" If you will re-
flect a moment, my dear," replied Mr.
B., " you will be convinced that such
is the fast."
An excursion from the various
eiations along this line war run to
Sarnia and Port Heron on Tuesday
Iast. The cars were fairly well filled,
but few perilous want from this station
Easter base -ball club will. play the
return match with - Brussels teats
shortly, when, it is hoped,' au- unpre-
judiced umpire wit ,perform, the im-
portant duties. It is also Idiquested
that they use their own nine, and not
bring.in outsiders, etioh as H. Mo-
Easterhrook supplied 'her wilh''cloth Heady; of Bluevale,'catcher. '
Ing for herself and children,
Easterhrook gays Mr. Weir an order
on oue of the stores for a new snit of
clothes. They took their departure
for parts unknown, on Saturday last,
leaving their kind friends to solve the
mystery.
auk Mr. 'Weare sorry to learn of the sudden
death of Mrs. O'Brien, of SI. Marys,
mother of Messrs P. and M, O'Brien,
of that town. Her death, whish on
Burred on Wednesday of last ` week,
was very Budden and unexpected by•
her family, she being a healthy and
vigorous woman. '
Lightning Rod Schein. The Stephen & Uaborne Agrieultur.
On Friday last two lightning -rod al' Society -are offering between $1400
agents visited the farm of Mr. Joseph and $1500 in prizes this year, whish
Mertene, 8th con Stephen for the is mush in excess of amount offered
purpose of appointing him their' agent( by the County Society laetyear. There
I
for the township. After considerable are 388 members.
Ing raise be vatted, fed, viz, , of ecru y g
iu favor of the L. i1. 13. R. B. sinking
rate 2 milia in the $; 1Towuebip 3 fund ant.
mills; goners! school 1-5 Hilll and the 1'Fioved by J, ITiiokuey eecauded by
amount required by elle *axions . 11"136S"
that a Bp-Iaty be passed
eahaol seotiona. After passing the legalizing the levying of the the cool-
following orders the Council adjourn- ty We, 'C'alvuahip, Scheele and ether
ed till that Monday in September rates for elle current your.—Harried.
J. Worts, N. B. approach, $10; J. Moved by J Shier, seoceeded by 3.
Hatipho
nil 1 0. R. culvert, $12; C. Sto- Heekuoy, that the account of Mamaplum, 4th 8. 11, sou., amount omitted
in counterfoil,3. McIntosh, gully Gould and Cameron for cedar and
bridge, $4.50 ; E. Diokey, relief. 5; hemlock plank amoudtieg to $70.90,
Heitztnan, house for eleotion, $4 ;
Dishertain, culvert G.R., $4.50;
T. Coughlin, ditch S. B., $2; J. Hall.
ropitiring scraper, $1;20; R. Fulton,
limber, $15,19; H. B. Polite, Gnity
bridge, –10; G.' Tapson, atone for
road, $2; P. Shrooder, do., $8; T,
B. Bartle', oom. Exeter s. r., $12.25;
F. Killgallo, gravel, $4; N. Boohan-
non, lumber, $25.97; 3. MoDonald,
gravel and work, $81.60; N MoLel:
Ian, repairing road to pit, $6; 0
Chrzotie, repairing culvert 2d con.,
$8.75 ; J. Lawson, part M. 0. D.
contract, $25; W. Lewis, L. read
near Bend, $40.75; G, R. interest,
$200; H. McDonald, gravel for C. R.,
$10; F. Hicks, balance for ditching,
75c.;cedar posts and hauling, $17.50;
11. Hodgins, part contract tet s. r.,
$8; J. Lawson, work let s. r„ $1.75;
W. Cunningham, repairing culusrt e.
r., 60c.
C. PROUTY, Clerk.
Us -borne Council.
' The Council met in the town hall,
Elimville, an Saturday, the 2nd day
of August, inst. All members pres-
ent. Minutes of previous meeting
read and confirmed.
Moved by H. Horney, seconded b3'
3. Haokney, that two mills, three ten-
ths and three hundredths of a mill in
the $ be levied on the ratable property
of the municipality in order to- raise
the sum of $4,006;34 for County rate
and Legislative school equivalent.—
carried.
Moved by H. Horney, eeoonded by
J. Haokney, that one mill and five ten -
the of a mill in the $ be levied on the
property of the municipality in order
to raise the sum of $2,578.65 for local
purposes for the current year.—oar-
ried.
Moved by 3. Haokney, eeoonded by
H. Horney, that a rate of five tenths
of a mill iu the $ be levied on the
ratable property of the muuioipality
iu order to raise the aura of $860 to
provide for interest and sinking fund
to redeem Debentures issued in favor
of the L. H. B. R. R.—Carried,
Moved by H. Hackney seconded by
H. Horney, that the sums legally re-
quired by the Trustees of the various
School Sectione for School purposes
for the current year, be levied and en-
tered on the Collector's Roll and col -
looted with the other rates.—Carried,
Moved by 11. Horney, seconded by
J. Hackney that $125..48 be raised by
be paid.—Carried.
Maned by J. Shier seconded by J.
Haokney that Wr. Diahmau recelvo
$17.10 for wino weeks board of Wm.
Stark, being up to the let of August.
Carried.
Moved by 3. Halls, seconded H.
Homey, that Thomas Wilson be paid
the sum of $16 to procure provisions
for Joseph Hewitt and wife—Carried.
Moved by 3. Halls aocouded by 3.
Shier that dire. Johns receive the earn
of $3 for relief. --Carried.
On motion the Council adjourned
till the let Saturday in October at 11
o'clock a. ne.
N. 3. CLARK, Clerk.
MUNE LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY.
—The August number of this highly
popular magazine has, as usual,:sev-
eral finely illustrated, interesting pa-
pers ; serial and short stories, ,ketch-
es, adventures, poems, etc., contrib-
uted by N. Rnthven, Alphonse Dudet,
Helen W. Pierson, Etta W. 'Pierce,
Evert A. Dayckinolc, M. Seymour,
Alfred tI. Guernsey, Ohms. Callaway,
Oeoanyan, etc., eto., "Where Oottag
es are Palaces" has some twenty il-
lustrations of residences, etc., at New-
port, R. I. "Lebanon and its -
ante," "The Rise of the House of Ho
henzolleru," "New York Daring the W
Revolution," "An Old Continent in
the Atlantic," are among the illustrat-
ed leading articles. The renal, "A -- 1884. ------
Dark Deed," and the several short ,
Canada's Great Exhibition
I. CABLING
'1'he Bev. Mr. Gardiuer, Chnroh of
England minister in Lucknow, bas
received a unanimous call from the
Episcopal congregation of Cairo,
.dichigau, at a salary of $1,000 a
veer.
Strayed Or Stolen,.
From the lilln,ville hotel, on or about Thum
way last, SlilyC4th, a real haired collie dug, Any
person riving such information as will lead to
its recovery, will bo suitably rewarded. Any
Person toned harbouring tins do; after this
notice, will be prosecuted according to law
It. C, THOMPSON
THE GREAT
Industrial Fair T
AND
SEME-CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
1884.
Of Live Stock, Poultry, Dairy, Agricultural
and Horticultural Products, Implements,gf,
and Mxnfactures of all Kinds,
TORONTO
SEPTEMBER the 10th to the 20th,
The largest Prize List in tho Dominion,
Prize Lists and Entry Forms can be obtained
fromthe Secretaries of all Agricultural Societ-
ies and Mechanic s' Institutes, or they will be
sent anywhoro on application by post card to
the Secretary, at Toronto, Entries close Ang-
net28rd. Tbiswillbe the
GRANDEST EVENT
01 Toronto's Semi -Centennial. year.
AN IMMENSE PROGRAMME
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONde
Is being prepared for that time, Cheap 'rates
and Excursions on all Railways. The best time
to visit the city of Toronto. Wait for it
J. I. WITHROW, President.
H. J HILL, Manager and Secretary,
Toronto
estern Fair
stories, ars deeply interesting, and,
with the sketches, poems ands choice
miscellany, will be found most de-
lightful reading 128 quarto pages,
over 100 embellishments and a hand-
some colored-piate frontispiece are in
every number ; price 25 , cents, or
$2.50 a year, postpaid. Mae. FRANK
LEeLm, Publisher, 59, 55 and 67 Perk
Place, New York.
VOTERS' LIST. -1884. MUNI01-
PALITY OF TBE *ILL as OP EXETER,
(County of Huron.)Notice is hereby given
that I have transmitted or delivered to the
persons mentioned in the "'bird and Fourth
sections of the "Voters' List Aol." the copies
required by staid Sections to be transmitted or
delivered of the list made pursuant to the said
Act of all persona appearing by the last revised
Assessment Roll of the said municipality, ;to
be entitled to vote in the said inunielpality at
oleotions f or 111 ambers of the Legislative As.
sembly and at Municipal Elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my office in
Exeter on the 5th DAY OE AUGUST.', 1884, and
remains there for inspection. Electors are
called upon to examine the said list, and if any
omissions or other errors are perceived there-
in, to take immediate proceedings to have the,
Said errors corrected according to law.
M. EIACRETT,
Clerk of said Municipality.
Dated 5th August, 1884.
AND INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE.
LONDON, - CANADA,
SEPTEMBER, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26
$17,000.0.0 - IN PRIZES.
82,000.00. in Excess of 1883 1
81,049 00 in 6peoials by •Friends of the
Western Fair 1
• OPEN TO THE WORLD ! -
The Western Fair for 1884 will far au rpass all
iia predecessors. The prices are large r and the
new features and. novelties to be introduced
will make it the most attractive exhibition
ever held in Canada. Wait for it.
;Write to the Secretary for Prize Lists, Post.
ers,Programmes and other informs tion requir
ed.
E.B. R OBINSON, GEO.MOB ROOM,
President. Secretary
TENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri-
11 nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College,Toron
to, have op -
for the treat
Domestic An
ened an ofilce
ment of all
(mals, on Main.
street, I;xo- ter. Calle from
a d,stauce promptly at
tended to, Medicines for Horses, Cattle, Sec
alwayson hand.
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