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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-10-16, Page 8CRIO lencey the Governor-General in -coup oil that Thursday, the sixth day of November, be observed ase. day o Wholesale au : Retail gonerid thanksgiving in Arinignty God for blessings vouoheafed to the Dominion. 23 0 Olt SEZITARWe leave to thank i4Trs.Thoa Allin of the Tbaniee Road, for a large baa - Ikit of excellent apples, which sb m- - ND fE ( left at thio oSae on Tneeday. Lover* of good fruit needn't welts" aroltu4 to taste the, ee they were too good to hoot 'tong The Ribbed and Osborne Pluwin Aseociselen will: hold their annual t loiriog match, on Wedneedlay,biov. bell, 011 the farm' of Mr. Robert Gar, TENCENTSporlinofor Aratinsertion, and diner, lot i9, B T', ., a; Far uh Ft)t,'it C0NTS per line for each 8ubsequeart in- seraionwilliia *barged for notices appearing when liberal prizes will be svffsred, fa;F in this ealuzan. competition. Extra class open lo i;ll conte, e, , A great many people halve s habit I of pitnobiug holes in small opine sad otberWipe deietoing them. This dee arm,, their valve Arid render* deem; worthless se legal tenger Poet ofiicae authorities have received notice from the department not to receive them to fittalre. ewer, frOna any O sur aubseriberaa or read- in the Exeter fair prize fret pub. eregeneratdy for the purparse of prabtie- l lis e3 last (reek there were a couple atavn. azf errors. Dr, Lahr took 4;str prize 1 for ()onward gripe luetead of Dr. 'Sweet ; and Jobe Elliott & Son, of 1:souaion, epreseutsd by Wes. I3ie,ett, of Exeter, were *worded first prtee for single reaper and mond far eine gl,t mower—not Jae. Tom, ice ;twat. ad in the hat, • Afr, ,A„ 11. Musgrave,, the Scott &ot turailag officer, was in tOW4 ole `ueeday of feet week, He wee mAk- It hats: been ordered by Hie Excel • enehire, e000udedby'P. Douglas, that she manager levy an aseeeemeut on all bslanges of undertakings to the f amount of 5 per cent., Glia aauio to be due and payable on November 15th, 1884. ---Carried. It was resolved to held the next `meeting at Zurich in December, 01 Stephen Council. The Oounoil met on the path Test, According to Adjournment. All the member* prevent; Minutes of the former meeting neer read and confrmed. 0u motiop of 0. Bilber, seoonde by D, French, that Mr. Sawa reoei. $26 fee for tight of way for road. le side ruled. It we* resolved that all lend Cre nOntraotore be responeible for the ex ranee for overy subsequent tnapeatio of work alter the eeooud Resolved, that the clerk write M. FANCY GOON DEALER EXETER QNB`. of foto Imes. THURSDAY, OOT, 10th, 1884. LOCAL WEFWS,--Fl a shall be happy to ra- ceite at aft tunes,from any part of the (loamy, itSrns of focal nears, such as 134- eidentsoir any interesting incident what - art apply Pei rt and iutellai;aa?,t lad to learn the g. :oust have a fair edaca tion Tally to 'rinse Office. Exeter. .At the Net regal'. duetting of the Exeter llivition, Sone. of Temperance, the following officers were installed. by D. G. W, P., Bro. Ones. Snell s W. P., R. Selden ; W. A„ Jeunet 5 -Tutted; R. S., W. Shirray ; A, 8,, H. Carley ; F. 8,, E. Harwood Treae.,1. °raker; 0hap,, G. Thom• a,t ; Cion., G. Davideou ; &ss. Uou. E, Seaele; 1. S-. 3. Gould , 0. 8. li,• Pickard ; Orgauiet, E, :Pain, tttgeu]euta for alio appointuaeut qty returniug olficeral iu Exe-- dthe townships of Stephen,, e and Hay. Ar!th at, few ex- phonethe surae Amalfi were ap- itated ae ueuelly Act et memo; 1 eleoiiuua, and he riaade very few AWN in the polling plane. The Compllmeatar, Mauer. Mr. It. A. Dickwou, who base been for over three year; law dtudout and - principal clerk in slaw otlice at Lied- eay, but now engaged ire the law of - Ace of 13. V. Elliot, of tbie pi eoe, wa given a oomplimentery diener by St boat of Weed' prior to his departure franc Lindsay, From the report of the affair are learn that he was very highly amortise,amortise,by the people of Lind- say. 1 Last FalFade).ovinias a meeting in aid of the $oett Act fund wee held in the ratan -street tletitndiet church, under the auspice* of the Women'se I Christian. Temperance Uuiou. The attoudenate was large, the ladies baa• ging well repreeeuted, and greet en. theism= eras Manifested. Rev, W. 8, eaasee occupied the chair in a very haply and etlioiene manner, duct Rem 1ickuon aid Martin, iu brief sddreesee met some of the airguiueute that aro befog advanced egaiust the Act by those who aro opposed to it, and urged on those present the no- t oeasity of making themselves familiar with the Act, awl voting as their eon- eeisuce dictated. Mien Helyor, Mae Jennie Verity awl Mr. Seboruo eneh sang a suitable selection, auci received well -merited appiauee, Mr. Ezra Spicer reart a short eermon by an eminent divine, and Mies Edith Ver- ity gave a recitation in good style. The choir also rendered excelleut •music. A good Deflection wits taken up at the clone of the meeting, Ou Tuesday evening a meeting iii the interest of the Scott Aot was held in the Oaveu Presbyterian church and was addressed by Revs. Dioksou, Pascoe, Stewart, of Clinton, aria Martin, the latter gentleman oo- copying the chair. The speakers all dealt obiefly with the Contention of the antl•Soott Act advaoetea that the Act interferes with personal liberty, and pointed out that every law inter- feres with pereonal liberty more or less, not excepting the liquor license law, which prevents minors and In- dians from purchasing liquor and will nob allow it to be sold to any 1 person on Sundays, election days and Saturdays after 7 o'clock p. m. The sanitary laws, which will not allow a man the liberty to keep a nuisance on his premises, and other laws were re- ferred to to prove that there was as good ground for objection io them as there was for objectiug to the So! tt Aot on the personal liberty score. To•morrow.(Friday evening a pub- lic meeting will be held in the Exeter school hall," when Rev. Jae Smith, of Toronto, and Rev. G. B. Taylor,, (Church of England) hayfield and others will speak iu favor of the Act. We are requested to state that speak- ers on the opposite side will be wel- come. runt of the ballots swell take Godderieb ellthe Sid of Nov. I SeOtt *et boetiugs. West Huron Teachers' Institute.. The semi-anuaal meeting of aha West tlaron Teaohere' Institute will be held in the High School, Goderiob, ou Thursday and Fridaiy, October 28 and 24, commenoiug at 9 o'e1o.k smell day. J. A. MoLellau, LL. D., who has reoeutly been sppoiuted director of teachers` inatitutee, will be present, and in addition to taking part in the proceedings, will deliver a -public leo- tare on Thursday evening. Every teacher in the couuty it,earnestly re- quested to be present and enter hear- tily into the discussion. i ublio eohool trustees and friende of eaten, - tion generally are also eordlally in- vited to attend the'nioeltag. resolution, At a recent meeting of Exeter Di- vision, Sons of Temperance, the fol- lowing resolution was moved by D.G. W. P•; Bro. C. Snell, seconded by Bro. Hobert Pickard, and unanimous. ly passed : That it is with deep re- gret we learn of the removal of oar much-respeoted and beloved brother, W. G. Oolline, from among us, and hereby express onr thanks for and appreniation of hie zeal and energy in the pause of temperance while act- ing in the oapacity of Worthy Patri• arch of our Division for the past four quarters, and humbly pray that God's blessing may rest on him, that Hi, spirit may guide him, and that he may be made the honored instrument of doing much good in his new home. Brevities. The prize list of the Kirkton fall fair will be found on the 3rd page of this isene. Mr, Thos Russell, of the Thames Road, Usborne has returned from his trip to the old country. The recent rains have had a very beneficial effect upon the fall wheat. There is not as much sown this year as last. Mr. John Fisher, of Mitchell, rode out to Exeter fair on hissteed, on Tuesday of last week. "J ohnnie" is getting to be''quite a 'cyclist. Mr. David MW, of Deborue, has purchased from Mr. Geo. Willis the brick residence now, oeoupied by Mr. T. B. Carling, paying $1,800 for it, He intends removing to Exeter short ly and will occupy it. Auction Sale of the Drew Bank- rupt Stock on Saturday afternoon next at 2 &clock p. ' m, (No night sales.) and every Saturday at the same hour till all is dispoeed of. Premises foe sale or to let. ^i LARGE ND VARIED 1STOCK OF DRY -GOODS! TUIS! DIES 1110 GE�'T��nEI You will do well by calling lull inspecting our 041meron in oonueotion with the coin. elation of Mud Creek drain in l o(Iii- lilfa'sy, Orders to the amount of $560.70 far various ikinde of labor, were granted, On mottou I?. Fregoh wag appoint- ed oleeirinen of the Beard of Health fpr the townehip, which Beard meeto for hueiueee, 8a,turdaty, Oot. 18th, at Oreditun. The Council adjourned to sleet ou Monday, Nev. 8. -+..,,, Blasusltard Council. Teas zegit ncla ` t WAR ltelai dao 11I }, Atli inst. Al meeting of the eouuoi the member* present. M1untee a last meeting were read and confirmed Wen, McCullough, appealed to the aouucll for ataeietonce in draining a portion of the road opposite his farm acrd treat of Air- Rained. 11 Wad clove od and eeaoned that $7.00, be grouted A letter" from 1I. A. L. White was thou read, setting forth the fact that John Moore, lot 21, bade lino, wan re IF YOU WANT Carpets, Flue Clothing,Fashionable lMill ne ::, Silk; Dress -goods, tress Trimmings, faces,. Hosiery, Gloves, Prints, Cottons, Sbeetii gs Table Linens, and Napkins, Blankets, Flannels, Rats Daps, Boots c Shoes, Go to CAR iI IF YOU WANT '3'o get value for yo nt' Honey and see what you are bu win f'go to CARLING'S, as we have the best lighted Store in thge village, i eeiviug eoneider*ble damage trout it ditolt which the comma had dug some years ago opposite lot 22, thus Wog - fug a largo portion of water down the road Slide to a etreaut which run through his fawn], It not beeneufllci eutly deep to carry off this extra cup, ply of wetor drained beck on his farm thus causing ltlan causiderable dam: ago ; the water bad previous to tate digging of the ditch creased the road and through lot 22 cm the apposite side of the cenoeeaion joining the etreere further down. Ile (J. Moore) bad been trying to gel a settlement about the matter time years, but bad Nile., and Waildeterminedthat if the mood did not take immediate steps. in ilia wafter be would sock moaner - Minn by a legal course. On motion the Reeve was instructed io attend to the matter. Bylaw No, 121 to levy and collect certain rates was then read, passed and eiguod by the reeve and clerk, and received the snit of the torpor. atiou. The following order', were granted; John Donald $7.70 gravel, Jawad Goeat $11.87 gravel, S, aydoliffo $9 repairing bridge and culvert, R. Bull yea $9 repairing bridge and culvert, H. Holding $80 gravelliug,Alex. Mc- Donald $2 chomps, 0. Sleaford $5 repairiug culvert and grading, Wm. Rundle $11.80 graveling, P. Hughs $2 diteb, G, Dickson $9.87 repairing hill, F. Molieith $10 repairing cul vert and repairing bridge, John How- ard $18,91 gravel, Robt. Moir $31 pt gravel on S. 13., Ohas. Ready $88 graveling, Jonathan Shier $4.50 cedar for culvertsW. B., Wm. Duffield $6.25 spreading gravel, Jos. Cruthers Oats repairing culvert, John E. Hard ug $18.51 bill of costs 1888, Ruth Ritchie $7, Mrs. Foster $4, George Wilkinson $3 for charities. The council then adjourned to meet on the 1st Monday in November at 10 o'clock a. m. S. CLARKE, Clerk, Zurich. The directors of the Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co, met at the Huron Hotel due day last week. All the members were present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by, J. Torrance, seconded by H. Heyrook, that the claims of Jacob Smith for cow killed by • lightniug, Valentine Ritter for Dolt killed by lightning and S. L. Smith for damage to barn 'be paid.—Carried. Moved by D. Sur. ruse,seconded by Henry Heyrook,'that the 104 application. received be ao- cepted.-•-0ar.ied. Moved by S. Brok- Two Farmers Robbed. On Saturday night about I1 o'olook two men came to Mr. Hill's place, oouoeseaon 7, Township Morris, near Brussels, Go. Huron, and asked for admiion, which Wee refused by Mr. Hill. After a few minutes the door was broken in with a plank, and the leen rushed upon him, one presenting a revolver and demanding .hia money or his life. He insisted that lie had no money. One man; kept. watch over Hill while the other searched the house and stole $20 from a oheel in an adjoining room. They then tore up a bag and tied Rill hand and feet to the bedpost and lett. Between 12 and 1 doloek they got to Mr. McArthur'as, four lois further on, •knocked ab the door and asked for admission. He got up and let them in, when they. seized him, one by each hand, at the; same time preaentieg a revolver 'at him, and asking for money.' He toldthem whereto find the keys and the money from .A drawer. They NO TROUB .: tool; betweari $70 ami $80, inalnding a $50 bill, They also tore up towels and tied McArthur to the bed, After seafaring the money they go; s40ix30 bread and meat, slid after partaking of a he,irty meal, departed. One man wore a dark oloth mask and the other bad a false olustaolte but no beard on Sunday morning the viotires tracked the robb.re, after the rain, to the Sea - forth gravel road, whore all triton. were lost. Scott' EnuUston of I ru t Cosi Liver 011, wrttli Ulypopbosphltes, It Fxealrnt iri Lang Troubles, Da Eeocn 041,10wAr, LaGrange, Geo„ says : "I Lava fowl Scott's Ir muleion with a wonderful engem in all Lung troubles, also find it has no equal in. Summer. Diarrhoea of children." E TO SHOW 00008, I. CA.RLING TALE REGISTER. MONDAY, Ocr. 20.—Parte Stock, Implements kc., the property of .John Payne, lot 65, S. 1., flay. Salo at ono o'clock. Philip Baler, Auo. MosnAr, OCT. 20.—Farm Stock and Im- • plernents, the property of William Baker, lot 7, con. S. li., Stephen. Salo at 1 o'clock, ST. with brtndls colored legs Ivo tail Collie 1 air, and, white tiii nn furs nude, from, tbo rremiw,'s of Jae.Il'o+►deans, lath, c on ]. Fitepheu. ,iny row, son returning this deg will lie initab]yreward. ed, Persons tounlharboriug it after this no - ties will be prosecuted as the law provides. JAS.BOD0I N,Centralial`.0 Voters' List Court, NOTIQE.i Is hereby 31w1a that a ('curt will be held pursuant to the 'Voters' List Act , by His Zion. or',the JuniorJadgoot the Couutb Court at tho County of ]furan, et the TOWNSHIP HALL, ELIMVILLE, THURSDAY, 28rd day of OCTOBER, 1884 Atte o'cloek a, m.„ to hear and determine coin111. - 311lints or orrers and Or11196f0ne in the Voters' List of the municipality of Usborne for 18Sa. All persona having business et the Court are required to attend: at the seine titre and place i4.7, CLAIM, Dated and Oct.,1861. Clerla.. Jas. Oke, anetiomer, IIARDINF; '' TuzanAx, Ocr, 28. -Farm Stook, Imple- ments, etc., bus property of David Mill, lot \fj1jJ:JJjNE OIL14, coo. 11, townehip of Usbone. Sale to commence at 12 noon. Oke d; Brown, auo- tioueors. Trauma-, OCT. 21.—F4rm Stock, Imple- ments, .2e., the property of Wni. Ovary, lot 11, con. 10, townsaip of Usborne. :Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. Henry Brown, auc- tioneer. WEDNaSDAT, OCT. 22.—Farm Stook, Im- plements, &o., the property of Cephas Butt, lot 29, con 6, township of Usborne. Salo to commence at 1 o'clock. Jas. Oke, auctioneer.. TIUISDAr, OCT. 23.—Farm Stook, Imple- ments, &c., the property of Jacob Midengar, lot 19, con 14, township of Hay. Sale to commence at 12 o'clocc noon. Henry Either, auctioneer. FR/DAT, OCT. 24.—Farm Stock, Imple- ments, &c., the property of John Cook, part lot 9, con. 11, township of Usborne, Sale to commence at one o'clock. Henry Brown, auctioneer, Repairing Shop. op. D. Ex ter and vicinitwisyothato t he h a openethe d a of in Panson's Block, where he will do all kinds of Repairing on the shortest possible notice, and at low rates, such as Gun, Sewing Machine Lock and general repairing, Machine Needles and Oils always on hand. Saws Sharpened, Give'him a call. Satisfaction guaranteed, AL1IIA LADIES' COLLEGE, ST. THOMAS, Ont., has fully organized courses in Liter- ature, Music, Fine Arts and Commercial Training ; a faculty of 17 thoroughly qualified and experienced teachers; the finest buildings add furnishings for the purpose in Canada. Rates from 038 to $45 per term; inclu•ling music and Drawing, with Literary studies. only 0100 a year, in advance, t .All its rooms except five are already engaged for the Winter term. Students may enter Oct. 0,Nov. 13 or Jan. 2,1885. For 40 -page Announce. ment address Principal AUSTIN, B. D. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sCourt Abporth "the Voter'Lists Act" by held pursuant Junior Judge of the County- Court of the County of Huron, at the Court Room, Exeter, 0 n the 20th DAY OF OCT., 1884,, at 12 o'clock, noon. to hear and determine the several complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' List of the Municipality of Exeter for 1884. All persons haying business at the Court are required;to .attend at the said time and place. Dated at Exeter,: this let day of Oetober,1884. M,EACESTT, Clerk of said Municipality. T'ARMERS, THRESHERS, ANI) Mill men will save inenoy, and save their Machinery by using Lardino. L ARDINE Res been victorious at all the loading oxhIbi tions and indu atrial fairs since 1878, carryingofr first prizes and medals in every inetauce. It. has now no equal as a lubricator, and will out- Iwear lard, seal or castor oil, an warranted not to clog or gum the finestnracbinery You wilt save money by using this 011. Try it and yon will testify in. its favor. Beware 01 imitations —MANIIBACTonnD ONLY nr— I Ccoll Eros. &, Co., Toronto. —roe SAr.a nY— BISSETT .BROS., Exeter ; J. EILBER & SON, Oredltou ; MCDONELL & W AUGH, Heneall. Tera St.Maryi Carriage Manufacturing Com- pany, an Enterpris amen aged by capitalists of that town, is meeting with great success, hav- ing already sold over twenty-three thousand shares. The surplus stook of the Company amounting to 8100,000 will be divided on Oct, 22nd, Shares are 82 each, and all those de- siring to partioipate in this Grand,Division, should buy a share at once. Address H. A. L. Wzrrx, Sec'y, St.Marys. AT)VERTISERS By addressing GEO. P. IROWELL & CO., 10. Spruce St., Now York, can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of ADVERTISING in American Newspapers. page page Pamph- let,10c. Exeter Butcher Shop R. DAVIS, Butcher & General Peeler -IN ALL =RIM OF= Cdttomers supplied' TUESDAYS, ,THURS- DAYS .eND SATUBDAYS at their residence. ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE CHIVE' PROMPT` ATTEPT,TION. ;