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The Exeter Times, 1884-10-2, Page 8• O it I G G town to etay and could not be ki ked out, the orowdoshiote was very order- ly during fife sweeting, was .dismiss- ed by the ."God•bleaa,you,' captain, VPholese,le and. Retail On Sunday =riling the soldiers held a "knee drill" service; at 11 a. m. holiness meeting, and in. the after noon and evening what, the captain calls "God•glorifying and devil -- defeating aerv'lgee. Tie army, head. ed by the bend paraded the street be- ISO _A1Tr fore the nelellujah meeting iu the ids - k filled o av ud t h e a b l ft FANCY' GOODS DEALER EXETER, ONT.. TENOENTS per hue for flrst insertion, and FOIJA Ct%NTS per line for each subsequent in- sertion will be charged for notices appearing iu this column. xefrt Mmes, THURSDAY, OCT, 2od, 1884. Don't forget that the btepheu and lesborue fair will be held in Exeter next Monday and Tuesday. There are a large number of entries iu the deferent departments, and they still continue lc come in, so that the show will be a good one, . feroleants and others who ere in want of priutina ot any kind will do thealselves, justice by placing their indexesindexesat the TIMES oflioe. Our ;ma- chinery being run by steam, -and ternoon, The bearrac a was g ail unt auae.o ype, we eau the door at heti' nubile services on turn ant good work on the ellorteat Sunday, notwithatapning the fact possible notice. that a silver oo heathen was taken at It was thought that No.2 fire en the door, Ail the warriors but four gide would 'leave to be ayerbauled, as returned to Luoan on Sunday night, it could not be made to work, but on Those who remained are still carry. Friday night last a Special meeting of ing oil the fight. Ties following are the fire, compapy was called •and an, a few of the rules which the captain other Arial given it, when it was made says must be invariably observed by to work satisfactorily, in fent 'even those attending the army :. No ebew, better than ever before. - ing tobacco, tea talking or laughing, Oa Tuesday morning a young child no going in; or out: when °anyone ie of it r. d'. Prima, narrowly escaped speaking or praying. eublie •txleetinge being poisoned by drinking some ua-, will be held every night in the week pltti,a. The child eras playing rn the 1.04-'4.I:, h'RiTS,—lac shall ire happy to re except Tueoday and Thursday, awop were its father wee Working, and ceiie at all tidies, frons ens, part of the at ed byflew until it hal County, item of local steers, such as aG• idents,or any aaterestina incident iaAat- revitreWile unuo et, taken the liquid. A deotar was sum- crcr,,erom any of our subscribers or read. ". Revu, l?asaoe and .titakgou will alt- monad, who attended to the olild,aute ors generally for the petrpote ,of peens, obange pulpits next Sunday evening' it ie now recovering. at fon. A number of eportem@u went to It will be seen by the list of Huron – Grand Bernd. this week to• participate prize.wiuuers at the W.eetern Fair, in a deer bunt. wbioh we publish etsewbere, that Diphtheria it; in toted, and the Mrs. John Willie, of this town was health officers have done their duty awarded let prize for a oolteotiou wf in the matter. canned fruit ; Ireonerd Hunter took Fait days will be a convenient time a prize for hie • saddle, florae, cud for subscribers to call and pay op Thos. Russel, %of the Thames road, Local Ilappeninl!s.. Wanted A smart and intelligent lad tc .learn the et of printing. Must bave a fair edueation, Apply personally to Thee Oftice, Exeter. C. Soulor's Removal. • Mr. C. Senior has removed: Ilia photo, studio to the premises lately known as the Royal Hotel. He has refitted the building in such a shape that ha oaa eafely say that he has one of tbe beat lighted galleries in Cana,. da. leaving prebend new emery and other requisites he is enabled to turn out work superior to any ever done in Exeter. The display in Lia show window is a sufficient guarantee ae to his ability to turnout first-class work. Picture frames and mouldings always 1n stook, . Note the place, one door eolith of Grigg's tailoring estab liehment, Addenda. In addition to the information we published in our las% issue in regard to the examinations for second and third class certificates, we give the followtng, obtaiued from the depart– ment in answer to enquiries (1) All candidates, whether they hold inter– mediates or not, will have to take the full examination. (2) 'Candidates may write for a second without having taken a third. (8) Walter Smith's Intermediate mane' will. suffice for the next examination in drawing. (4) It is not the intention at present to prescribe any text book on the principles of reading. Engaging Teachers. their back subscriptions, was alae a prominent prise -winner for ' 11+' you WA.NT Sportemen report game very scares cattle. Don't forget the Auction of the Prow l3ankrupt Stock this (Thur8- day) afteraoun at 2 p. m„ when a coal eto'e, a wood atowo, a lot of pipes, and a consignment of patent SVD GUTLL11 When visiting the fair on the 6th and 7th you would do well by calling and inspecting our LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF DRY.. GOODS >s. 1F YOU WANT (;carpets, Fine Clothing, Fashionable Millinery, Silks, Dress -goods, Dress Trimmings, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, Prints, Cottons, Sheetings Table Linens, and Napkins, Blankets, Flannels, Rats & Caps, Boots, Shoes, . Goa to C LINS •'S. this fail. There are very few bleak squirrels. The Exeter ;Aeronauts are all pre. pared to do a big bneinese the days of the fair. laoap Year ie feet alippiug away,. apring beds will be :offered. Also a gitla, You'll have to put in good aol- lot hof Ready --made Clothing, d&ue. id work now or many of you will be Sales also on Friday and Saturday left single another four years. at 2 p. m., and at 7 p. rn. ou Sat. The uew stone crossing north of Seine Tuesday evening after the fall! Mr. Pickard's entre_ ie a vast improve- show. Grand bargains may be ex --1 meat on the rickety old one, and is fleeted. appreciated by podeetrians, While working in the field with a R, Hicks will wake special discount young and spirited horsy ou Tuesday to all 'who will favor liim with their of leaf week :lir. 0. Prouty of. the patrounge during Exeter fair days. 4th conceo8iou of stephon met vrith Money raved is money gamed. an accident. Tne colt kicked nim an Maggie Itranlese, aged 14, bas re, the face, kuoakiag him d,otvu. Ile aeived her 2nd class B certificate. lay an the ground, for a long tune iu- All the candidates from. Exeter, ail sensible, Ills son, wondering what in number, obtained certificates, kept hie father 6a long, went to see Rev. leer. Feasant, of Centralia, ao• what was the matter. He aseieted flim copied the pulpit in the It1ain-street up and took him to the house. He Methodist ohurah last Sunday morn- was unable to get around for about lug, and Mr, 1)irkaon took Mr. Feass a week, and stin feels the effect of ant's appointment, the kick. Ladies, attend the grand re -open— Pearson & I{ano's' Ilumpty dumpty ing at Manton Bros', fair days, All consolidated shows exhibited in Exe are welcome. October fashion aheete ter Wednesday night of last week. free. 150 pieces drags goods to select 1 The weather was very disagreeable, from. • but between seventy-five and one Gents, when out to the fair, nail hundred people attended, Although and see Renton Bros.' store saudhave they did not parry out the programme a look. at Ilieir suitinge, uuderolot11– as advertised, the greater part of the ing, &c., &o. It will cost yen notal audience seemed to be satisfied with. ing, • All are welcome. the.perfortnanco, which consisted cf •.lust received at 0. Eaerett`e anoth- singing, dancing, getting off 'talo et large stock of boots and .shoos for jolces, dancing on au enchanted globe, fall and winter wear. Boots and shoes horizontal bar performance, and con - made to order and repairing prompt- eluding with a take -off on Barnum's Iy attended to as usual, white, elephant, whiob elioited con - R. Hicks' Jewelery Store is the siderable laughter. The horizontal place to -get your spectacles. The bar performance was very good,. awrence is the beet spectacle in town for the; money. Oita early and Round the Country, gall often. ,No trouble to wait os ' customers A tea meeting will:he% hard in the Methodist church, • ; Crediton, :neat Thursday; 'October ,8th. Addresses will be delivered by a number of ministers. Admission to tee., 25 and 15 cents. We call' the attention of our read - It is also to be Loped that ers to' the; advertisement of Currelley nose boards who fix the summer & Co., of Exeter North, wife are re vacatilna at four' weeks will mend tiripg from business. They,' are'ene- their ways In that partici lar,'so that !refiring geode in order to get rid of we may soon have uniformity all over the province in the matter of holidays. them. Mr. .A.'Q.'Bobier, of Centralia, has removed to Exeter, having rented Mr. Terry's new residence near the Come to stay. station. Mr. Bobier is an -enterprising 1t was rumored in town het week businees'mau, and we welcome hitrt to that the Lucen Salvation Army would our village. open fire in Exeter. and on Saturday Read 14r. ]Carling's change of ad evening two leads of them, in; uding veriisement in another. •solum. He, the members of the band, put in an as offering special bargains% all lines appearance and took possession of of dry -goods. People visitiug the the barracks; in Drew's block. The fair should make it a point to call and baud played two or three appropriate get sante of the bargains. selections on the street and attracted The big steer, ""(several Piolcard," a much larger•orowd than could gain recently owned by ?ver. James; Pick– admission to, the barracks, wlliah was, ard, cf thin place, but now the prop. almost filled before the nand hod fin - 8,100 of Mr. Groff, of„ Gue111h,• weighs isbed playing.' After order bad been 3,100 lbs.' This -eminent is the lsirgeet restored tbe services were opened by "knee drill" and singing Then the soldiers were commanded til` fire red hot shots at the hearts of sinners, which command they obeyed with cheerfulness by one after the other in quiok succession relating their experi- ence'and exhorting sinners to get the. salvation which makes them so happy and light–hearted. A few of the Exeterites also assisted. Afton the offering bad ;been taken up, several more songs sung and a few annouce- ments made by the captain, among the latter being the emphatic declare.- tion that the army had come to the the committee. Dashwood. Mr. Roland H. Fried, boon keeper, who is leaving the employ of au ex- tensive manufaotoryin Grand Rapids, Mich., returns from that city to Dashwood this week. He intends coming by way of Elsie, Mich., where ile will 'speud it ' few days with his sister. He will also remain in De trait for a short time, where he will refreshen his memory of pleasant col- lege days. by a visit among his con- temporary graderates. ° His many. Dashwood friends will gladly weloome the return • of his smiling face, and wish him a repetition of the many happy hours beneath the parental roof. It certainly will be ,a pleasure for Mr. Fried to remember .the'many warm and attached friends, he has met and become acquainted ivith'dur- iug his stay in tthemetropolis Of west Michigan. .i ''e - sten all Building operations are still.' the order of the day, yyet we araitr.eteed of more dwelli!igs, tome families hav- of the kind in`•Canada 'or the United ing to find accowmodatio t atethe ho - States. tela nerving to the^o-l�ack of liaup+es. ThisL t Sa urday Lb members of'St. is the happy (?) time of the Pau I's Sunday, souanT, row.ingr to:the year when a man gette:h upon a step inclemency 'of the ;,weather,;"= held•their ladder; to put' up'a',s'tovepipe and the 'picnic in Mr, Coxwortlt'e skating step ladder kiaketli nti behind and rink. A most' enjoyable "'time was ataudetll him upon hiaear and falleth spent In t e evening a committee over upon him, and cau'eeth him was formed .to coniluot _ a series of. inucu woe. d readinge,'reeitietions, etc. ` 'Tho 'fol- Messrs, Thos. Gregory, of, Exetex.,.„towing .officers were elected : Mise and G. W. Holman, of Winchel; ;Bertha Wilson, `President ;' Miss sea, members of the text. book• coni:', Mary `Wire -President ; lilies, mittee appointed by.the Wsst Huron .Jennte ' McPhee o'n, Secretary; Miss Teachers' institute"Were at Ciotou Aggie Wright,• • reaeurer.' " :The en. oe Saturday atteudi"ng a meeting of tertainments will be held every fort-, night during the fell and winter. The • To get value for your money and see what you are buying, go �l R NG'S, as we have the best lighted Store in the village. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, L CARDING price of admission will be '10 cents, Any who well loudly awned iu the an• dertalting will greatly oblige•by Wend- ing in their names to the eeoretary. Tho date for the holding of the first entertainment will be wade !Hymn next week. Gr dud Bend. NAlaxow EsaAPB.—A few days ago while standing on the seat of a row boat on the Aux Sable river, Edith McDougall missed her footing and, full overboard. It appears the boat was not very firm, and the olljld slipped, falling headlong into the water. Fortunately she rose near enough the boat to grasp the end where she clung, calling wildly for aid. Her certain, Willie Fulton, be- ing near, ran to the rescue, and she was safely landed, but not without re: caiviug a great shoals and a severe cold. Duck hunting is in full force, an Lake Smith and Burwell, and the sportsmen travelling thither aro num: Brous. Iver. R. Fulton shot a great many on Saturday and pronounced thein in good condition. Ile considers the prospect§ in a few days will be much better than the present, for plenty of game. Deer hunting has also commenced, and a number of sports from Exeter passed through here on their way to the hunting grounds. They expect big luck. r. avy, of Newburg, is the guest of Mr. & Mrs. Irooside, of this place. --Mre. • McDougall- and family, of Exeter, who have bean spending. several months here, returned• home last week. Our publte school was visited by Inspector Miller, recently, and the usual number of promotions were made, fully keeping up the oredit of the pupils for industry. The follow– ing names constitute the list:—Sens ior'third and junior fourth—William Fulton and James Ferguson ; junior third to senior third—Jane Mitchell, Jennie Revile, Edith Schlemmer, May F. 'Robinson, and William Mit: clleli ; senior second to junior third Andrew Ferguson, Cyrus tsreea, Abraham Musser, Edward Diejardine Scott's .Entulston ot Yore Cod Liver 011, inti, Ifypoplboeplbxtes, In General Debility and Emaciation ,es a most valuable food and medicine wbore the appetite is poor, and the ordinary food does not seem to nourish.the body. This is easily digested and assimilated and given strength and vigor to the enfeebled body. 11.410-4-41 rALL SHOWS. Western, ret London, from September '22 i to 27. Grey, at Brussels, October 2 and 8. Hullott, at Minton October 1 nun's. Stephen and U1rborno, et Exeter, OotoborG & 7. South Huron, atSeaforth, 0otebor 0 and 10. South Perth, at St. Marys, October 7 and 8. sarinoat.. i'e1r, th,et Stratford, Onto bor 2 and 3. Fullerton, at Fullerton Corners, October 9. Northern Fair, et slits% Craig, Sep.20, 20, and Blan shard. at Kinston, October O and 10, Southern counties Fair, at Sts Thomas, Sept. 30 to Oot,3, SALE EEGISTEII. Fnlli.+r, Ocr. 3,—Farm stock and imple- ments, the property of Conrad Iiubn, lot 19, eon. 0, Stephen. Salo at 1 o'clock. Henry Eilber, auctioneer. LARDINE KAOIIINE OIL. lARMERS, THRESHERS, ANI) bleb men will save money, and save their Machinery by using Larding, L ARDINE Has been yictorioueatall the loading exhibi tions and industrial fairs since 1878, earryingoff first prizesand medals au every instance. 1t has nnw no equal as a lubricator, and will out- ;wooar lard, sealer castor oil, and warranted not clog or gum the finest maohinerv: You will save money by using this 011. 2'ty It and yon will testify in its favor. Beware o1 imitations —M nFACTORED O:NLY BY— MCcoll Bros. ix, Co., Toronto —FOA sALB Br— BISSETT EROS., Exeter ; J. EILBER & SON, Crediton MoDONELL & WAUGH, Heneall Tagg St,Marya Carriage Manufacturing Com- pany, anEnterpris emanaged by capitalists of that town, is meeting with great suceese, hav- ing already sold over twenty-three thousand shares. The surplus stock of the Company amounting to $106,000 will be divided on Oct, 22nd, Shares are $2 each, and all those de- siring to, participate in this Grand Division, should •buys share at once. Address: R: A. L. Warmm,sec'y; St.Marys. and Adelbert Mollard second primer DvEpr�lTTto Hoped book–Lena Robinson; first ! iJ primer to second primer–Georgina 1 Brenner, James Fulton, Maxine Granton and Alfred Granville. Mr. Anthony Allen ham rented hit tavern in Colborne township to a Mr. Zandt of Zurich. The youngest child ' in Mr. Wm.. Nayeed:family, Lobo townehip, was drowelod,:the. other day in a large pail, of water, into which i6 accidentally' fell 4"Joihtl Batee, of Luau, was remand.•, "ed to jail on Saturday by Squire Stant ley , and Reove.Elhvoed, of Lucau, on• apharge'of committing an indecent' assault ou.• Maria Wrigbt, of that pace. ': he prisoner is :a single man aged 28, hailing from' Eo'ston, and' has been;empley'ed i,u the of, groom fob some:: time.•; By:addtessing GEO.1'. RO WELL'.t CO., 10 Spruce St.,New.York, can learn the exact cost of any. proposed Sino. of ADVERT>SING in American /Newspapers. r 100 page ramph- let,,lOc, Exeter, Butca•er, Shop Butcher Butc er & General Dealer AVIS, ---IN ALL ZIxDO or— Onstoine s supplied TUESDAYS, TRUES-. DAYS'tteie SeeT'1J$DAAS at •their residence. BORDERS LEPT.A1 THE, SHOP, WILL RE CEnttnt PROMPT ATTENTIOI'T.