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Vol.. XII., No. 16
ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, DSO. Itt 1884.
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.101114 MUTE & SON
Publishers and rroprietere
X -roar Trait8.erirsr - a sto AU
-r$s.Teas. Oa
Xmas Gtnfectionery X -mire Coffees Xmas Spices
X -mss Orange Peel X mss Lesion Pee1 Xmas Citron Peel
Luau Lemons Xmas Grapes X-msa Dates
X-mas liyrnps, X -sans Nuts Xmas Pipes
X-mas Oars Xmas Oigarrettee.
Also Oyster8 in;,every style --cooked, raw or tried.
tilt *40E 4.
X -man:
Biscuits,
X -teas Essences
Xmas Oranges
X -iglu Figs
X -tuns Tabasco
A..HHY°N.DM.A.IIF,tPeewee Bloc'
LEGAL.
W.
BARRISTER SOLI 'ITQR etc
(mice iaXanswell'eBlock. Eaoker.
DENTAL.
J, SUTHEL,►dIN . HENS.ALL,
ONT.. Coarviara tstw, OolOcineleXt,taa.
Pit e eiladi ditto X01;11111110* t s31d iaauer of
a sttiixtltyeeonAitgnitiel. Oat twicesint ttod; O4tcee.
at the PeatOdice:
WANTED- 7,'UNI$01t1'S
New & Superior ands bps & Charts
As paylogae any agency lit the world. For
toll partiealars,ire*address g.C.TUNL8ON
SlapPablieber 58aliiohmonttst.,L,ondon,0ut.'
IPTIO
WS ♦ ty o,,Rtl.t s 'mood_ ear W MA:.* AI,....; Ly l,,.w
liserenlor tatwad. K caws es as wore, tla4 .ad of tons suWag
ed to Poet- aa,s bars wet t MKtof[ raw f.la 1. iM•Ok,tr,
Moe/flock. v 1"23 a. is='iwA I .1R #i0,1"1"/. iii
Too* i. - +11e'wr•aaterno zeima. nnewtak„ ar.
raett+d stttlt _.._
nt Prater, 1 Fie .ADV T1SERS-lowest Hetet tor ad-
vertisiugtnOen good netreepsoarafreeasl-
_ er:Q o uottooto..t CO. 1U e.•pruoe•atreet,
eOHN MoDONELL. ISSUER OF
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- --- MARRIAGE I:[.:$K868.
fR. HYNDMAN,---CORf,?4. k'%i F'OR terries is rirrett•a ali+rxcux no,
-L. the Cenutyyotliuron. Ware, opposite to
ltr.l.r7aritilirtreiore.Rsotar , Atsoagent for the Laetdottrlutua1 gPaarance
Corpan of Canada, Volatile Insurance Oo
_ `._ - . -,. --. , _. •-Capita !li00Ael.l4 Volatile
TSateriDee
T W. BROWNING 1.1. D.. M. G Ont, tl awitLoodouJnauranaC
. !J • 1'.ki.Glsedum..*ViotorlaUniverait • 001c MI S2;40400: Hem. 0flca,Montreal.
adresidenae.D.zz:aiorbaboratorr.7 xeter.
D. J. A. ROLLINS, Di. C. P. b
o. Otgoe, Main Bt.0xeter.Ont. Reaidenoe
Ito userecen4hooeepiod by P. liePhtllips,Eaq. -'--"
Comity court. t Sitrtings..
Before His IIonor Judge Tome,
neer DAT.
Tuesday, Deo 9, 1884.I
Const opened at 12 o'clo.k Foon by
pre clam stiou,
After the iulpauolliog of the grand
jury. hie lions/ addresoid them in re.
gird to the =Here tbst would conte
before them. to the course of his re-
marks be alluded tb the fact Chet now
that the $oott Act had been carried
in Huron, be hoped when it went ins
to operation, the megistrstee, peace
*Moors, and otttere ehoaid iee Chet
it wsaa properly eutoroe(t. it wotticf
be e. disgrece to the people of Huron,
if, atter carving the AO, they did pot
enforce it. If properly enforced lie
believed it would be iu the hast inter.
.it, of the county.
Sturdy a Rutherford et af--notion
ou promissory /late. Diokineou for
plff. ; deft, not represented by cane -
eel. Immediate execution applied
for end greeted.
,Armitage v Plain et al-.ction for
breach of contraot for non•deltvery of
betley. °arrow JS Proudfoot for pill;
deft. not represented by Oouneel.
Judgment for pif. for $200 damages
and costs of the action. Immediate
execution applied for end granted.
Court adjourned et 1 p. tn., until
10 o'clock tomorrow.
mono DAT.
Wednesday, Deo. 10.
Court opened at 10 s. tu., pnraaaai
to adjournment.
JOHN MatIONELL, Exeter• Conf. .Ire's Assn, r. ItieEwen.--
- -_ Aotion ou promissory note. Seager
PROPERTY LIaT
for plffs. ; Oarrow and Proudfoot for
( LUT'Z, M. D.,
t,r • OAlawat kis residence Exeter.
ilii. tIRADUATE UNI
1. VERSITY Trinity CollegMembar Collette
ruvaleiansatt4stnceenr ou...t•Cloel[irkton
01
f "ORTAN t ri onaz 3..
ITENIiY BiLttpia, Licensed Alie-
tionikerfor Hay,Stepben.aud McGillivray
+ wnshl,iss. S+,las conducted at moderate rates.
•. ca -At Poat•ofllce.Croditon, Ont.
ONE 1' TO LOAN ON REALES.
1 tsteforthe Haran d: Erie /men •'• Savings
Soaiety. Low rates of interest. Apply to John
dpac1un* t.Exeter.
XT J. CLARK, Ageut for the Us-
s•borneaadittbbertlfutualiireInaurancc
' 01flpany, Reeidonce--l'arquhar. Orders by
maileromptlx attendedto.
TOS.. HUDSON, COMMISSIONER
in the Court of Common Pleas -Deeds,
Wills,tlortssgea,Laates,and all forma of agree-
ments drawn and executed aocordingg to law.
OPP/OE-Lsthe Centennialliote181oak,Ren-
aall,Onterio
neoloplimoemeawym
tirONf't TO LOAN AT di AND 7
per oent. according to terms. Private
Funds. Apply to
B. V.ELLIOT,
Outoberi5,'e0 Solicitor. Exeter
For Sale.
A well Anesnedandconv a DwolUnjRouse
and Lot on Huron Street, last of Main street
Exeter.
Vor partioal ars apply to
ME, 13 V ELLE./,
Solicitor deo,
Exeter
OR SALE, TWO•STORYFRAME
DWELLING ROUSE an doneaoreofland
eituatedon the Thame*Road,2}miles east of
Exeter, Goodl,ergeframe *table and driving
shod; splendid orchard of choice fruit -beating
trees; good well and cistern. Suitablofor a re.
tired farmer. Will be sold eheap for cash, Ali
ply to THOMAS ALL/N. E,ceterP 0 ly 19-tf
J. CLARK. COMMISSIONER
e in the Court of Common Pleas -Deeds,
Wills,aiortgagee. Leases,and all forms ofagree
menta drawn and executed according to law.
MONErTOLOAN ONAEAL$9TATg. Partieawish•
Ing to borrow money on account of reoontrim-
ahasea ofland,orto pay off existingmortgegas
willllnd a great saving by giving me a nail,. Can
lend 'money st0 and 61 per cent. according to
terms. N.J.CLARE.
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001'1. ICANNIbTO'S
Central Shave Parlor
For Olean and ,easy al ivtafg, fashionable hair
CuEting Ac.
la- Clean tow'ek titt eyory ouetomer, i
Next door to Central Mote
MONEY r.
pb h 1iiud any amount of Money on farm air•
gqt}>al t,'t6, 8} mad 7 per oeut. auoordine to terse is
}Private Funds a specialty. Charges model+n?re
H W HA LL,Barrister,b'Yret r
.111 Li WA'1'ERLOOMUTUAL FIRE
11 INSURANCE CO.
Established in 18641.
HEAD OFFICE • WATERLOO, ONT.
This oomt any has been over Eightteen yearn
a successful operation in Western Ontario,and
continues to insure against Imes or damage Iv
1ire,Buildings,Merohandtse, lilttnufaotories,and
all other descriptions of insensible property. In-
tending insurers have the option of insuringon
the Premium Note or Omaha/Mons.
During the past ten years **%,his Company bas
seued 57,098 Polieies.00verl;;tg property to the
amount oi $40,872,038; and )raid in losses alone
0709,752;00
AasetS, 0176,100.00, eehiSisting of Cash in
dank, (3 overnmentDeposit;and the unaasensed
Premium NotesTAYLOR, e'Wan
D. Press C.1.. in
oe
J • is. Musings,laapectdr; CHARLESISNELL
,Agent forRzeteraerd'tidielty.
WARM FOR SALE.1.-The under-
signed offers forsalehis tarm.00neieting
of one hundred acres. being tot 4. ace. S, Town-
ship of Unborn°, The farm Is all cleared and
in a good state of cultivation, and well on ler-
drained. Thera aro on the premises a good
Irani° baro, log atabia and dwellinghouse and
a large bearing orchard of grafted fruit. also
cherries, Muerte, pears, and grapes, also three
nevar•Iailia g wells of water, 10 sores of fail
wheat in the ground and 2O acres fan plow-
ing done. Said farm.le aituated4 miles from
Exeter and two from Centralia. There iia
school house onadjoiningfarm, arida Efetho-
diet church. This is o:.e of the beat farms in
the township slut will beach! cheap. One-
hal/purchase money down ; balance may re.
main raortgage roe reasonable length of
timer Porfurther pattieulars, apply to John
Dempsey on the premises or by letter to Eze
ter p.o., or to Jamas Oke, auctioneer, Exeter.
'Colborne, Nat. 12,1884.
'NEON ADVERTISEMENTS.
HENSALL SALT COMPA..'VY,--
(LIMITED)
SHAR1a11OL13EitS 1MEETING.
Take notice that a General Fleeting of the
shareholders of the Memail Salt Co.,(Limited)
will take place on Tuesday. the 30th day of
Decembernext,1881,at'111e hour of 10 o'clock
ant, at liodgin's Hell, to Consider and pass :ft
by-law to enable the Director* to borrowo
raise byway of loan on security of the Real
Estate cf the Company.or to consider the adt
visability ofseniug theReal Estate of the Com
pany,addfor the tranaaetion of such other
basin ess se may legally come before the meet-
ing.
Dec. G.'81. S T JACKSON, Secy.
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS OF HENRY DILLING,
DECEAS..D,
Notice is hereby given iu pursuance of Fac-
tion 84, Chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes of
Ontario,that all creditors of Henry Dilling.
late of the Village of Exeter,in the County of
Huron laborer, deceased, who died op or abort
the 26tH day of September, A D, 1884, are hers -
by repaired to feud by punt prepaid on or be-
fore the 00th day of January, A. D: 1ee5, to
Meagre. Meredith & Scatcherd, of the City of
London, the county of Middlesex,EM aolioitors
for John Neno, of the township et Westmin-
Eter, in the county of Middlesex. yeoman, the
executor of the last will earl testament of the
se, Henry Dining. deeoanoe.i, their Christian
and Surnames addrtesee and descriptions
the full particulate ea1d proof of their olaime
and estatement elf the Securities ((f any) he
by Shami.
And nfllier te% notice that the said execute
or will atte'Ftihexaid 20th day ofJanuary, A.D.
1885, ptot+etd to distribute the aaeets of the
said Rtn y1)illing, de ceased, amongst the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard only to the
!Anima of which he has then notice, and the
said executor will not be responsible for the
gold asseia or any part thereof so distributed
to any person or peeao+,e of whose claims no-
tice shall not have bleu reoetved by such e1-
ecutor at the time of such distribution,
deft, Judgment for plff. fur $80
with foil county court cost of action
ShuIdioe v. Ryan.-»Aottotl for iu
jury te pill, by a dog belonging t
deft. Seeger far pIff. ; Garraw fa
deft. Judgment for deft.
ritESEtt1M'ENT.
Thorium* fut our lady the Queen
upon their oath present
We were muoh pleated and gratifi
ed with the very lucid and lengthen-
ed remarks made by your Honor ou
the important, subject "The Claude
Temperance Aot,'` and trust that as
your remarks foreshadow, that the
measure may be for the material good
of our common ce uotry. The "sty
fact of the Scott Act being carried in
this county by sued an ocer•rllclmiug
majority augers well for he being car-
ried out in its entirety, acid its your
Honor remarked it will be expected
that all law abiding citizens will join
in maintaining the majesty of the law
ant seeie.g to its euforoement. We
quite agree with your' Honor that a
great mejorily of our hotel -keepers
are most upright and honorable men
and that they still be shrove violating
the law.
We were pleased to learn from your
Honor that out duties would be light
on thio occasion, seeing that there
was not a criminal cage on the cater:.
der for trial at this sessions, whioli is
certainly to be regarded as a diminu-
tion of crime in our county.
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nasi
We felled nine prieeuers in the
'
gnat, two of these awaiting their trial
on a charge of reaps -four men for
vagrancy --one insane woulitn-roes
n Heal epeacb, which he concluded by
inviting the ocuipsny to partake of
refreshments. After an hoer devoted
to the good things of the table the
party again adjourned to the drew ng
room, where rnueia, singing and
m.aa for laroouy of lest bscs,0uU owe denying wore ixidulged In until II''
Wan unable to *blain sureties for the 0`000k, when the proceedings were
peace. terminated by the bold playing "Auld'
101*n DAY. Lang Syna."
T[turedw,T: Deo- 11. nota *tea leant.- Mr. W.
Court opened porenanl to adjourn- N, Alllir, of the Ifitasey rz:antlfaotgt.
Ment, the Bret 0440 being tog wM kir, being about tel here far
McBean Ts, Taylor.. -.-Au action for winnipeg',10 accept a re.ponslblo po.
non-delivery of cattle. Gacrow A agtton itt the company'+ oif')ges there,
Prondfoot for pill; Ortnloron, Holt ,lM the officiate of the firm and hit fellow
amerce for deft, This case was riot i eull+loyee waited upon hint and pre -
finished wbttm our report eleesd, seated him with a aplttadid silver tea
The only cases In the criminal list service ttoonmpauied by * most flat -
were the following 1 tering address. Mrs. Alfie was also
made the teelp ent ot a hendsotlio
gold ring set with valuable etonee.
The addrau was supplemented by
speedo* from Ur. O. D. ttaerey, the
Tice -president of the cutopany ; Mr.
Eiarvin. euperiotendent ; Mr. b.fet-
oaif, sec.-treae, and mewbera of the
in Bayfiet4, Fined $10 rind costs. or presentation o+tulcsaittee, ell of whorl
one mouth in jail, spoke in the highest terms of Mr.
4,11 of which ie reapeotfully auMit. Apia's .ability and triter good quali.
ted• ties, and coupled regret, for his de.
W, D. Dust tr/2.1Porocutuz• perfuse with confident hopes for his
Ooderieb, Deo. 101h. continued incre'awtng proepsrity.
The Queen vs, MoDonell,-A.
oltarga of assault which hit beau
hanging lite for over a year. The
parties reside in touter. Verdict,
riot guilty,
The Queen vs. Diaf oeeild.--AUoth-
er charge of aesantt, the parties Irving
.ea
itiodet Setlooi Enfant. Not Par' Prom Homo.
The following are 1110 unciae of the JameeMoOleaobsy, of Goebee hue,
Model f School students in the cotter stude7. , su old senior, died last week.
y W'e "tail to. itto ssoz the meow
of Huron who have euceeeded iu pie- New Ent that Mr. Hardy, the pool.
sing the recent profeetionet ezarui• out lissive of slaw, Iowa* stand.
nation for teachers' certificated.
lilp for re»etetctiolt.
Those who have sttsined the legal Peter Iltowerd, of Hayfield, ilia
so will receive their oertifioatea at, petah the form property of Mr..
the end of the year. Tse others will Rush, North Bonudery of Flay.. Mr.
be ooligud, to mai fOs tbelre until Beed pita bought from Mr. John
they reach the age ',Orel bq law, Rei6h, of Stephen, All paid good
-iz,segouteeu for feiltslos and etgh piioets.
teen for malas. hfr. Freak Metcalf it out in op.
Those who passed teak 55 per O. position to Mr. P. Kelly for the of -
lice of seen for the Til o of Blyth,
Mr, Metcalf will stand no sight
nonnsit so ular." tL um as Mr.
elly.
A terrible storm raged in Say:
field on Tuesday, and a three masted
vessel trout ashore The orew were
saved. The scowl of the wreck is so
fire away that it is impossible to s(e o
certain the nate of the vessel.
The •Scott Ant petition f tt ltd
county of Middlesex, wen filed gt the
sheriffs office last week. It is mount:
ed on relieve in a wooden frame, and
is 220 yowls long by actual mean
aurement,
Mr, John Torrance, of Ooderioh
Township, had the misfortune the
other day to have bit arm broken by
a hers* kinking him. This appar-
ently le a season for reoeiving kicks
frim horses, as in this issue there
are reports of several snob accidents.
The warden ot middlesex, Mr. W.
D. Stauley, of. Biddulph, baa been
su$eriug from 111-heeltb and talks. of
withdrawing altogether from min
nioipal affairs. The township would
find it difficult to suitably replace
him.
Rev. D. Allan, lather of Mr.
A. McD Altai, dt:.d at Goderich on
Wednesday oft Iasi week in his 80th
year, The decea.ad was s Presby-
terian and preached for that denomi-
netion for 40 years. He leaves be:
hind bit aged partner, a number of
children and grandchildren.
One day last week 112r. Proudfoot,
of Clinton, went out into Hellen to,
do some surveying, and while at work
was slightly startled by the presence
of she owuer of the adjoining' farm,.
Jas. Barr, armed with a shot gun,
who ordered him off the promisee.
Mr. Proudfoot swore out a warrant.
for the man's arrest, and took con-.
stable Paisley out with him to serve -
it, it molested nextday, bol he was
allowed to proceed with his work un-
harmed. The warrant has sum,
been served:
quick Work.
and upward of the sg egate number
of marks; 50 per et, and a• • . Mit
1marke on educational A anti
88* and upward- on eri au sot :
G. E. Anderson, C. R. Bishop, J.
j l3utohert, J. Barr, A. Brown, A.
}Budge, J. J. Danby, 0. A. Dewar,
1. Forrest,141. E. Gill, A. Gregory, I.
Hamilton, 11. A. Holmes, G. Bart, J.
S. Hogg, J, Ireland, S. Inglis, G.
ItiaKinley, E, Maxwell, L. Maguire,
1. Mo0alluaa, W. A. Milne, B. Scott,
F. A. Scott, M. Smith, B. Suell, H,
Stewart, I Tucker, 0. Walker, A. A.
Ague*, T. G. Allen, G. 11. Black-
well, J. Coyne, E, J. Cassidy, U. ii.
.Diehl, L. Huston, W. Hewitt, A.
Horuibrook, T. King, G. McGregor.
D. MoPadzeau, II. Murray, C. Mo-
Etbbiu, A. Murray, T. Melons, M.J.
McOonell, A. Porter, G. Pentland, 8.
Smith, R. Seaborne, N. `Tighe, 0.
11. Thompson, J. Netherland, J. Wil-
soa, L, W. Diehl.
The board of examiners consisted
of J. R. Miller, I. Y. S., Goderiob,
D. M. Malloob, I. P. S. Clinton ; .1.
H. iiarstone, Head Diaster SJefortb
High School ; Thos. Gregory, Prin-
cipal Exeter Public School ; 8. P.
Halls, of Goderiob High Sobool ; P.
Adamson, secretary.
On one point this grand jury would '+'
approach your Honor to gain some Honoring Mr. W. N. Alli
information respecting the commute.
tion of eenteueoa in the Beamieb- The following, vrhich appeared in
lt1r na murder case tried at the recent the Toronto papers, refers to Mr. W.
melee court here. This jury, not one
N. Algia, non of blr. ThomasAliin, of
member of whom knows
„hat steps the Thames Road, and his many.
k t Stain a commutat;ou feieuds here will read it with interest :
are taken
o u ' '•A ceremony of a most leasing
are of opinion that unless good reason y pleasing
is shown to the Wonky for the course ebarceler took place u t
tbe residence
of clemency ehowu by the Executive, of Mr. W. N. Arlin, No. 20 King•et.,
that there is but little use in convey) Pstkdale, ou I'iiday night (a few.
rand or petty to waste weeks ago.) Mr. Aloin, who bac for
tug juries,
g mate
tbelr,ilme to doing y e jllrore y years been connected with the
• I et ..,. cut a
or for judges passing righteous 3udg. Massey manufacturing Company, is
b t L take d rtmeet 1n the
tate erpetrators of
atm.; about o a e a spa
ment
upon p e
mous mimes it se in this case where •oolu p an y'e Winnipeg house, The
the criminals are, one of thorn esti band of the company, of which Mr.
or -
loose upon society and the eentenOee Allitt has been treasurer sines its or
of the others eommutted in witch -o i ganization, marched out to Parkdale
degree as 10 render the beat efforts of at eight o'clock and took Mr. Atlin's
hon, e a cholas se -
juries and the righteous sentences of by storm. Aft
er
Dated this 15th day of December, A. D. 1884. judges little else than a mGCker% and 1 60 00 0 a re un or to ea p
MEREDITH & SCATCHERD,
Solicitors for Executor.
BLACKSMITHS
xOOE HERE
TO REM' --IN THE 'VILLAGE
OP CBEDITTf.the eldest and beat locat-
ed BLACKSMITH SHOP in town ; furnished
with two sate of tools ; connected with a good
wood shop, and has been running constantlyp
for the last 20 years. Thin is an unparalelled
chance for a strictly erst•ciasa man with limi-
ted means as I get no a targe quantity of new
work. furnishing iron stock for same, Poeaes•
Mon at once. Por particulars apply to
.t4OHN'%BEI?+8OreAitot,P.O.
a fares, public piston buiiled, slid no
life safe in the oommnuity, but the
convicted murderer o while here no
aid has been extended kyr sympathy
shown to the widow or 'helpless or•
pbaus of the Murdered °man.
We have examined the jail and
found it both clears and orderly, and
heard no cottl.ptaiut from ouy of the
prisoners wider Obe'tare and manage -
Mr. Kelly,whoee repertoire of classical
mu.ic has greatly added to the repu-
tation of the Massey band, the presi-
della, D. A. Carey, on behalf of the(
members, preeentrd Mr. Allin with an
eddress expressive of their appreotar.•
Hon of hie survioee in the past, so
of their good wishes for his prosper-
ity and that of his wife and family in
the future. The addrees was eQoom-
panied by a bander.= album appro•
mint of the very-Fiffioieut jailor, Mr. /tarsi lnscribetl bpd resile on an
Dickson and Turnkey HenderSoN,end
mutely g
elegant tripqd, the Whole of the most
°baste and dourly description. Mr.
Allio, to whom the present was a;
tarsal by tho'd^nth of lois sou 'Thom• genuine surprise, returned 1liscke io
we, in common with the citizens of
Goderiob, etrpr eye our sympathy with
Mr. Mkt/Juin 'the loss he has sue -
(Prom the Daily Herald, Tiffin, Ohio, Nor..
21, 1884.
Gnu. P. Row/ton et Co. No. 10, Spruce
Street, Sew',ifork, are the most prompt and
reliable:tsmg agents we have ever bad
any bueiOess dealings with during our semen
years' experience. We have handled consid-
erable advert.aing througn them, and never
had a dispute on an account, never had a
delay of one moment more than is absolute
ly necessary to glance oyer their books.
They have their system ,so complete that
our last statement containing the accounts
of eight different advertisers and covering
different dates, which was sent to New York
from this office 011 Monday, Nov. 17th, was
received in the advertising department of
Rowau.'s in New York on the 19t11, and at
ii o'clock on the 20th we had their draft for
the full amonut•