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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-12-18, Page 8,1. GRIGG Wholesale and Retail, 13 0 it abs .Association, or, if they prefer, Mr. Chawpion of Goderiolt presid• they will be given the addressee of eel at the Exeter Division Cunrt on. the members whom they prefer, and Monday, (tradition on Tuesday, and morreapoudeuce OWbe opened." s held court M Zurichyesterday. Monday, 29th December, will be ]ieeesIns eAteter Bor.. nomination day throughout the Prov Mr. L. L. Hooper, of this plaoe,who ince for municipal offiQea. Polling e O +"rsZaC READ T II$ 2 tSchooluot il Medicine, was Bent. bhie Studied at the yrouto that Y The delegateill be held (111s ooh Exe er,101tiley, 5th who weut to Torontoto do honor to Sir -_AND institution as a representative tq the . annual di rneeof the Medical Univer• John A, e;, J.Maedouald were Meagre. BA 1 L site;, which place V. Elliot, R. Elliot, J, Spaokmau, R.. 1 ! '' FANCY GOODS t tlkitl week.. Ur. Hooper made a short %tuners, J.• Oke, and L. "I"lhort,e, ii speech, in which he eatd he felt hon- The new iron -railway bridge welclh " R ored to be the representative of hisYou will coo well calling and inspeetin our p crosses. the Aux Souble at this place t 14" etudente #o the leoond annual is now completed. The structure ie EXEiTER, ONT. banquet of the Weetern /Medical a good one, Wild will list a great many School. It, Wad a legitimate tostitu- ers, tion and one that filled a need. cap. y aFrom appearances, we believe win -1 S` 0 Yise plauee.) It was established in a centre ter has at last est in. During Mop- TEN CENTS, per line for Arstinsertion. enc that be rejoiced to believe was un- FOU1 CN:NTS per haus for each subsequent in l day snots fell to the depth of 8 or 4 8ertion will be *barged for notices appearisa excelled on the face of the globe for inches, and rtes bins he good t'u all C • n tits column. egnteuitural resources and oommerct- g f; roads leading to Exeter. ,p al greatuea$, He spoke 1n humorous Mr. W. D. Bright, ;Walkerton, for- t terra of the Western University as a reedy of this place, has removed to IF YOU WANT new' barn babe, and in a apeeoh Alai Senforth, and entered into partner. & GENT E EN LARGE AND VARIED t ` greet fitnes. ___ ..-.-- ....--, was ueaurpasbed for ornghnsitty during ship with It 111(, Campbell, They ir:. THURSDAY, DEC, 181b,1884. the evening, wialhed it a solid and 'tend running a dry gaode business. [Carpets, Fine Clothing, Fashionable Milliner,y, a lasting growth, Mrs. Wharton Hodgson, formcratty ° Sills, Dress -goods, Dress Trimmings, bates, ,.`",„ of this plana, :now of Toronto, lied ` Hosiery, Gloves, Prints, Cottons, Sheetings ,;f.oc.#I, sim.--we emu he happy to re- ltd ihkoknr art . ;oricteeii+a ca (Tire at aid.liars,frost any part of them her p 1' y sires. oar broken that city, one oh Leg n ,' County, heir.. of local' ..sirs, ORA ,ehr tie- • A s eciel meeting of the Preeb - y,day Table S inerts and Napkins Blankets eideats,or ally intertwine bleb/eat h(hut, tezy of ldnruu was held to the Prea- wyeb. She is teooverhag slowly, ' ' , brteriau church. towuship of Rude.., A full ti'ac ortineut of Chrietmea Flannels, Hats Caps, Boots & Shoes, ever, from any of our:ubserihera or read- alsgenerally intrall y for the purpP T of p,cane. Local Ea,{ of n1'S. IWaated A smart and iutelhgont lad to learnt the tuclement, there was a targe att ud art of printing. Must bavo a fair education auoe of members of the Presbytery, appy personally to Tues office, Exeter and of the members and attendants DENTAL. of both ,congregations. The ltev. A. Stewart presided ; the Rev. S. Aube- tC. Cartwright, Dentist, will be sou, of i ippeu, preached the iu.duo. found at Abbott's old stand, over 0': Weil's Bank, every Weduosday and Thursday except auy weals in whch 'Tuesday is the first of the month. AU branches of deutiatry attended to.aud satisfaction guarauteed. Gold filling a apccialty. Tereus 'ash, Prices lots un Tuesday, Deo. eth, to induct the cards of Latest Dee;igne, also opened Rev.atvtd. M. Ramsay, R. A. of cat a large stock of Fancy Good s i this place, into the pastoral charge suitable for Christmas prevents at the 0f *allele and Laudeabaaa'. The Central Drug Store. C,LUrz' Pro/1"11F YOU 'WANT services were of a very intereeting Walking atieks which eau be filled ' and inventive aharaeter.. Notwitlh- with liquor ate the latest wrinkle in i standing the weather being eatnewtiat Iowa, Ratios, and other probl.bitiou (To get value for your money and see what you are hu in e States. They+ are made of bamboo. Go to CAR G'S go to CARLIN('S, as we have the best lighted Store in the are hollow. and are linea inside with Porcelain. village. Thos. O. Dickson, brother of Mnie Aggie Dickson, teacher in the Exeter NO y t SHOW ,.` ton serz3aou lrurn Gal, 6 : 14 • the public school, died at Goderiolt last 1 N O TROUBLE TO S H Q MM GCC► 08 Rev, Ur, :Barr delivered the charge' to weakly iu ohp a2nii year, o eras the minister, •autl 1► Ir. D. D. Whom, highly reapectad by all who know nim.. eller, addressed the people on their p p Mr. Fi, Davis has tires of the finest duties toward their minister. The looking cattle we bave seen for some I. CA.RLING church wan fairly crowded by an at time, two of them being fed by him -1 the barn and contents, was scutum* teutive eeaugregatioa and. a very sill- self and the other by Mr. R. Bastard, 9 ed. There were about 800 bushels of clout choir rendered the maeia iu ex. et Stopheu Townehtp. The animals wheat in the barn. No insurance. well be killed for X mss beef. Snit, of ibe iueurauce companies will We regret to aunouuoe the death have a policy to ieeuo for Mr. Troupe. of Mr. H. W. hall, barriater, of this nor very soon. place, wlhhoth took place near Kansas. ii .. .. City, U, 8.. an Tuesday. Deceased BIanshsard. left here last week for California to Ent;crtoir of OrltcesRi.--The re• benefit hie health, and ltad lust got uta( mecitu thus far ou his way. g R of the L. O. L., Nu. A farmer who don't attend church, 884, was held iu their lodge room on retid the papers, or keep an almanao, Deo. 12, when the following oflioere brought a load of grain into the mere. were duly eleoted and installed for the ket Suouay morning. Ile was seen driving oat the York road about an hour after his arrival. --Guelph :lfar- ntast:ereboe oftloers, oellout style. 4.t the close of the Ata meetiug of Exeter Fire" Co, services Mr. Ramsay wee oordially No. 2, held on Friday evening last, weloomed by the people aw they re- the following officers were eleoted tired from the -church. The people of Loudeeoove' and Hullezt have in Mr. Ramsay an intelligent, iuduatri- one an ever -faithful young man, fir tite ourreut year :—Captain, Wm. Treble;; 4Firat Lieut., Jas. Creech ; Sdoand.Lieut., W'm. Creech ; Fare. man of hone, Geo. Hill; assistant fireman of hose, J'amee Beer ; First branabmau,,James Weekes Seoond brancbwan, Daviel Davie. Mr. Wm. Howard presented us last uight with a basket of as fine Northern :spy apples as we have. ever seen. They were grown by Mr Andrew Collins, of McGillivray. Isaiah 55: 8,, "beak ye the Lord Mr. G. &..Hyndman has a curies- while hemay be found, .callye upon ity in hie grocery store in the shape Him while Hein near-: Let e wick of a large onion, which baa grown ed forsake hie way, and the unrighte. ,sprouts about a foot long in two sue man his thoughts:: and dot him return unto the Lord, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for He will abundantly pardon." In the morning he spoke from Isaiah auccesatat.#*Avesta '. The annivereary eervioes of the Jsmee-erteeet Methhodist'ohurch, kixe- ter, were held on Runday and Monday last, and ware in every respect a sue sees. Sermons were preaohed on. Sunday at 1x0.80 A. m. and 6.80 p..m. by the }.lav, James Gray, of Clinton. He took for his text in the evening weeks, the growth being caused by the onion being placed on the top of a glass tumbler half filled with water. Uncle Tom's Cabin. Fred E. Wrea:tseUnole Tom's Cabin 56th chapter, latter clause of the .7th Co. will give a performance of that verse : "For Mine house shall be old, but realistic work of Southern called au hqupe of prayer for all Life before the late war, in Drew's people," The discourses were ele- Hatl, an Wedneeday evening next, Tient, interesting and instructive, December 24th_ (phis combination and were listened to very attentively is ane of the largest that will make a by large audiences. On Monday ev- tour through Canada, travelling in ening the annual tea was held, and, their own car and ciumbering 20 peo- ple-8jubilee singers dram the Uni- versity far the colored race at Mem phis, Tennesee !; 6 t(Jubau blood bounds and 2 donkeys, The com- pany have a good reputation and we bespeak for them a bumper house. Go ! Good Fence. We were shown on Saturday last a model of a moveable iron ,fence, for which Mr. A. W. Bargees, of Brus- sels, has the county right. The fence possesses many advantages .steer the stationary fence. The posts are set 12 feet apart on a four foot base of cedar or oak; There is a strip et the top and bottom of each panel, and four wires. Each of these panels can be taken out when required. Usue. doing away with the necessity for gates. The fence can be .mads in the winter and set out early in the epriug,i as no pore holes are required. It can. be out up .as cheaply as the ordinary wire fence, and is much better in ev- ery particular. Mr. Burgess will dig - porno of either farm or township rights. A. Chance for't;t,• .Gi As. Now girls, here. in an item of in- terest for you, although the proverb'• al popularity of the Exeter belles has probably depleted the market to such a degree• that visit from the Arizona agent might prove fruitless : Some thirty young farmers and bnsinebe men of Arizona have sent one of their number east to find wives for them. The agent says ;-"I have the photo- graphs of the members, ,and 1 also have lettere of recommendation from the township offiosra, All I want now ie to secure the young ladies. Their *Arleta to Arians# Will be paid by average wetg111 was 240 pounds. eury. Messrs. Oke feud Davis ehipped a car load of fat cattle on Thursday last for Toronto. The Messrs. Wood also. shipped a carload for the same mar- ket. Both lots will be slaughtered for Chrhetmas beef. We hear from good sutherity that the Exeter buyers ship more and better cattle per week than the buyers in any other plane for many miles around. C. Eaorett has got the ahaapest Rues of Boots and Shoes now in town. Call and see ladies' oboes at $1.25, usual prize $1.60 ; also Rubbers and Overshoes of the best American make, men's Felt Boots, extra good gaelity ; also Harness of every description con- stantly on hand. salt and see for notwithstandingthe somewhat yourselves. Ladies' overshoes $1 clement weathr, there was a good, geutlemen'e, $1.25. attendance. Tea was served in the The rush al Broderiok's Bankrupt basement of the church. After all .Sale of boots and shoes is wcuderfal. had done ample justice to the excel -We have to close the store again to - lent eprend, they assembled in the day to arrange and put the stock in audience room, where, appropriate order for selling. A farther reduction wall.be made. Goods will be marked addresses were delivered by Revs. E. Fessant, C. Fletcher, and G. N. .loan, down, Gown. The store will A. F. T. Dickson. The proceeds of be opened again to -morrow (Friday), the collections on Sunday and she and the great sale will continue a few tea amounted to about $150, which days longer. Come and secure a will be applied towards liquidating the debt on the church. A large quautity of the good things being left,. a ten oe& social was held ou Tues. day evening, at which the snug sum of $30 was realized. Brevities. • Mrs. Spackman is visiting friends in Blyth. X -was cards in great variety at Coulson's Drug Store. Mr. S. Gidley of this place was se. Jeoted as a juryman to sit at the re- gent County Court sittings. Wood is beginning to come in in large queutities, notwithstanding the fall in prioe t•i $3 per cord. - A large stock of driod flowers. briquet basket* and cud receivers, at Coulson'* Drug Store. Our merchants expect a busy time unit and after the new year, if the sleighing continues, Masers. Oke & Davis again ehipped a carload of fine cattle on Monday aboleaa, will bo dedicated to the wore ship of God, On Sabbath, Deo 21st. Sermons will be preached at 10 a. m.; 2.80 and 6.80 p. in, by Rove, John L. Kerr, Brussels ; W, S. Pascoe, Exeter ; and J. 13a11, Hensall, enc aesaively. Ou Thursday evening, Deo. 20th, agrand tea meeting will be hold, when addresses will be de- livered by Revs. Jae. Harris, E. Fee. sant anti resident ministers. A.11 are cordially invited. Admission, 25o. Aoctns uhr.--On Friday last, while a er,saing year :--W M, bro Rohl, sou of John Omura, of the 11th con,, Beer D M, bro :4tarweIl .Irwin twee leading a colt to water. he re- Berry Treace, bro i:euben. Switzer.) Seo ; oeired a 'lettere Woe from the animal bro James Atkinson , Recornq sec., on the forehead, which fractured hie skull. He was picked upinsensible n bro David Sunburn ; Director ter and still contiuuee so, but hope* are r ceremonies, bro Wm. Atkinson ; autetteiued that he will recover. Chaplain, bro Sumuel Haynes. Cam- KI es u, mittee men :—Bros. Isaac Barnett, Wm. Scott, John Liakiusou,J. Whoa, Bible class at Mr. John Irvine's, R. I3. Switzer. Tyler' :—iuside, Alex. Friday night. Patterson.—outside, Adam Switzer, Football has been revived and the The lodge is 30 a moat flourishing con- boys ba dition. ppy. BRmr's.-The youoge:,t son of J. W. asses. Geo. Harra and Wm. Sta. Hardy, of the'third line, has bad a oey took possession of their new brick severe attack of infiamatton of the houses this week, lenge.--Mr. J. R. Atkinson, of the Mitre Alioa Blake who for some time h third line, has moved it:to his new re- sidence, which has juat been complete borhood, left on Thursday last,for her ed. The building adds much to the home in Tarontc. appearance of the line. Christmas tree ie connection with St. Paula Church on Xmas Eve. A Winehelsea. good time is in store for abs little folks. MEAN Teames.—One of our young Mr. Joseph Kirk, who, for the peat men, who, by the way, has net yet 1three pare, has been in Manitoba, re- joined the army of Beoedicts, on re. ,I turned home on Monday last, turning home the other evening was Public school examination on Mon - not a little surprised, possibly soared, day forenoon next. All who are in. by the scene that met his gaze. The terested in the education of t fire had been kindled, the kettle boil- ol'iidren should attend. ed, while the table, still uncleared, Several Indians and squaws are gave evidence of the work of hungry Damped in McGregor'swoode making visitors. The tramps (for undoubt: baskets, begging, etc. Some of them pair of those top boats for one dollar.edly such they were) must have been are evidently very fond of their fire• Remember the place, forFaone Blk. i of the aristocratic kind, as nothing water. but the choicest viands of the land Of all the tea•mee•ings, Christmas Exeter.; The , ec 18, '8 of the Main -street were touched, while the best chine f trees, etc., of the holiday season. the Methodist church will be held next was used for the occasiou. But what [ tea -meeting iu connection with the Sunda and Moeda Dec. 21st and occasioned the most surprise was the Methodist Church on New Years 22nd. y a.n Sunday Rev. (leo. Web- figure of a young lady seated at the I night, is destined to eclipse them all. ber, late of Exeter. will conduct the services. A mass meeting of both schools and the young people gener- ally will be held in the James street Methodist church in the afternoon, to be addressed by Rev. Mr. Webber and others. On Monday evening Mr. Webber will deliver a lecture in the Main -street church, entitled "Queen Elizabeth." Admission to lecture 25 its. Collections at all the other ser vices. Round the Country,,. Zurich. organ, which was at first sight taken by our friend as one of the ' visitors, but ou further eramination, which re• quired some time, owing to the shy- nese of the hoot, proved to be purely In the Agricultural Hall, between the hours of 5 St 8 o'clock, a grand oppor, .unity will be given of testing the ability of the ladies of this eoragrega. tion to satisfy to the utmoee the beds artificial. Tramps will find a warm ily wanes of every man, woman and reception after this from our friend C. child who will attend. After the test — weave-. in the church. the following Juminer- Vsborne. ies are expected to shine. --Rev. £3, Fletcher, of Thames Road, Rev. W, ANNIVERSARY SERVICE8,—The ROM- H. Gane, of. Ehmville, Rev. J. T, versary services of the Bethany' LeGear, of Dungannon, Rev. W. H, (Thames Road)Methodiet chn7oh. will Hinks, of Niesouri, and resident mins be held on Sabbath next. At 10.30 a. w. Rev. J. Ball, of Hensel!, will preach, and at 6.80 p. m. Rev. John L. Kerr, of Brussels, Ou Monday, Dec. 22nd, tbe.aunual. tea, meeting Flan.—Monday afternoon a des will be held. Tea will be served in tractive fire occureed in this vicinity. the basement of the Methodist last, for ,the eastern markets. It appears that while Mr. Sohwalm church, after which speaking and The finest line of Xmas cards ever was threshing with his steam thresh• singing will, be carried' on in the Pies - shown in Exeter, at the Family Drug 'er at the barn of Mr. Treumner, of byterian church, : commencing at 7 Store. the Goshen line, Hay township, She o'clootcp. m. Addressee will be given ivir. A. Q. Dobler shipped from this barn ought fire in Boma unaceount- by several Rev. gentlemen. Admie• station a carload of fine hogs the nib able manner. The fire spread so cion, 25 cte. Alters invited. er day for the Montreal market. Their rapidly that the men could not save Carmen DEDICATION. —The "Sun. the separator, winch, together with 'shine" Methodist church, near Win. titers. Music will be provided by the choir of the ohuroh. All this for the smallconsideration of 25ete for adults and for obilaren, 15ota. Come! and ' at the close of the first day of 1885, you will leave the gratification of feel: ing that that day at least had not been spent in vain. Mise M. A. Kirk returned home on Wednesday after a peasant visit to friends in Norwich. Mrs. Gliddon, of Elimville, mother of Mrs Pottes of Fiolmeevihib, died at her home near Elimvilte one day last week, and was bnried near Clinton. The deceased lady was high. y respected.