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and Betas
ONT.
'dere rifle 4r.?
Friday, afternoosh, three per u.
meed shit welled, go ado u
d Jothel Urquhart. of tttow bip
Sta,lien,,weriti•arrsugueR fore t►'t,
MoDentiell, J. P., ona o"h ge cr lit
tempting to burglarize the hone,. of
Neil 141cOutrb, of the same tQwntbip,
' it appear* that on Tuesday of last:
week Meloolaa bloOmeh, son of Neil
MoOuzub, obtained some uhouoy, end!
It,a three priwoners, knowing the feet.".
ERwent to Limerick, got, e,loobolittally I
echlaeraesed end on their way home
wept to the r,.ia.uae .cove likened,
for the purpose, rig doubt, of Sea).
mitring, burglary* thinking Ilia motley
watt there. All the occupant" of the
hen a had reiired,pud *bout 2 o'clock
Wedueeday morning they beard A,
oretsh, and iwmedietely weut to the
door, where they oonfrooted the pris-
ntre, mid, after a keen little battle,
TEN C NTRper line for drat insertion, alas'
FOUR CZNTS per Rueter eaoh subsequent in
elution will be charged for notice% s•pt'eeaint
in Ude oolomn.
tg xtet.
succeeded in driving the ruffians
identity,. blalaolm McCnisb (owed month in the whole twelve, the awedum:mda, FEB. 5th, 1,885, 'ach. eof their ant*lad bats. Next month of valentines acrd lecaielativ. Carnets
. Irina s>alt�thing,Fashionable Millinery,
TFI
Ines away" In orris, to make auce of their
the rtnttuer motility meeting. `r.te
officers elect for the oalrrent yeer clan
be found else ettere.
It would no dant* stmueeh Soul. pal -
pie to tell them then wee anythug4
sAzd ill th. Bibde about itdverttssing.
Rut l4era. ie 'rye word `�adTetrti8e""
*mare twice—Natation 24 t 14,
and Ruth 4 : 4.
Rev. 1 [r. Martin. of Exeter, ex,
nh*uged pulpit" with Rev. J. A. Mut;
ray, of Louden, on Soudiet and
presehed in St. Andrew's ()hutch.
Uis owing sermon was from the
text, •"We bave au advoe Ste with tit.
Father, &o. "
The plagues of A newspaper office
lire bores, tarots, cranks, typagra.phi-
oal errors, exolasuge'feode, book eau-
vaasorm; delinquent eubeoribers, and
the min who always knows how ' to
run the paper better theft the manag••
er himself.
We are now into the .eland month
of
of the growing veer, the oily 28 dart
15 ANS hT[FUfl !
You will do Well by calling and inspeoting our
LARGE AND A. I• D
STOCK OF DRYGOODS1
e t
uiarr►iag warraotst were feat tl hu Speeches, a octets of skstr aQ end o f Billie, 13rast3,go4d6, Dress Trimmings, Lacesr
ilosiery, Gloves, k'rinte, Cotton, Sheetings
•b.lreter and constables OM and Film glelg4 ride., and of the ootllhuduoe.
Wail/ ,1:, ,PWS. --1Fa spelt be happy to re- lin merle the street,. 1t the eon • meet, too, of the leutsu f.Aet..
f y atUastoit of the evidence Squ141 A. ill be Sea by the d
ver
o fee at off 4isles. roll est, Part of 44 ire a w�, a bee.
Cawa4oy, 44¢14: of ferret "I"' 4114'' 44 IC' Douell oohnahittesd thew to Goderiah monk in *natter oolu•nn, Dr. Drown- table Ihinens, ,til a Napkins Blankets
esa iueai$sttt *Owl.
i 1 a
ing bite 3eoarad the .ale *gamey for Flannels Fiats s1 Gaps Boots & Shoes
LARIANC&'S Qal,ztSRA TAD STACTAOar.ES. ' ' r
The large number arid high cheroot.,
cieeittr,er arty fattentint/
goer, fums any of ow eubtcribr rt or read.
,ursgaxeralty/or tkr purpose of Wilk.
arise.
Lora;
wanted
A rntart and intelligent lad to learn the
art of prinli.ug. fluit have a ter edtlostloa
eppty personally to T:sere Oeice, Exeter
.DENTAL.
C. Cartwright, Dentist, will be
found at Abbott's old geed. over U
Neil's Beek, every Wednee .day and
Thursday except any week is 'boll
Tuesday is the first of the month. Ali.
branches of deotietry attended to, and
retiifaction guaranteed. Gold filling
e (specialty. Tcrttzs cash. Prices low
A, Sere Cure.
"Itis a matter of life or death,
You are overworked, sir, and ltahtl sobbotti servioee amouot.tl to the
to await their tried. They were tek-
en to Goderich on. Saturdsy by the
yrs mentioned ober,.. It is said
that hard the primers known Met,' er of their reaotztmendutione goes* is
oohn ideutel'i tree in the house they soffioieut evideece of their uuim,
wonl4 not have Attempted to carry peaobeble qu diff. Thome requiring I
rut their scheme. They admit that !geotactic; should not fail to try thein.
they broke the door, bat say it wail Another grand uaaaquerede asrni-
not with the itttent of burglars, but I sal will be held is the .Exeter covered
only for the purpose of giving; the rink, in the drill abed, to -morrow
old man u drink. (Fride1) evening, when liberal prix•t
will g
i
l be awltrdeet for atlowiu ; +ilouii
r'reabytertan Asnaivere,tre. costume, geut"e ; best dresee4 lady;
The auuiverearx eery--"- of Catvt►u Best duos ejd gout; beet ere.104 boy ;
Go to CAB ,tI G'S
F YOU WANT
o get value for your money and see what you are buying,
►
+a to CARLINEIJS, as we have the best lighted Store in the
village.
Presbyterian church, Exeter, were best dressed girl. There will also be NO TROUBLE 1 Q SHOW 0000S.
0S.
hebd ou Suuday and Monday last. and a race for boys under 14,yeurs of nae.
The band will be in *Atomism* to' 1 0.A.BLING
discourse eweei music, Cont fail to
attend. Admiiston only 15 omits ;
ah ldreu and skaters in oartat;p* 10
cents.
were 6naneielly and in every ether
teepee% euoo,siful beyond ;anticipta-
tion. Oa Sehb*ih efteruuuu and ay,
Rating Rev. J. A Marray of L t,auu,
preached eloquent, earnest, interest-
ing,133301U0ttve And appropriate ser-
mons to large congregations, which
listened with istiarked attention to
b h d Th II at
of t'courses. . (so mittens i to
take a reel." **That is impossible,.onwg sum of $28.65. Ou Monday
evening the annual: tee was held, the
good thing* lining starved iu the base-
ment of the court*. After all had
partaken of the rich viands, which
the ladies of Coven church are uuted
far gettiug up in ,good style, a plat
form meeting was held in the body of
the church, The palm of the
est , a matter of life or deathY ""alhnrch, Rev. W. bfariiu, ocoupied optima of a very small amount.
"Easy enough. Stop advertising," `IIs .hair;. slid to opsoing oomvii iiiauy thanks are One tba ladies who
minted the people of Exeter on their brought so abundantly of their good
sterling watitt balk *Wally and mot.- things to satisfy the wants of the in-
The waited hetd in the Ray, sll fords, hit tiske al labor the e• orzg re encu aEA mer MU.
Skating Bi uk an. Tuesday orae >t fAir t people, and of the mem whish Led Anderson,
attended the labors of the wingless. ---
tion and batmen. Rev, Colin Fletoh• i
er,M. A., then addressed the meeting,
allotting the great neosesity for her.
looter.. My best men are all siok, my
auetotxtere are coming is by the hum
dreds, and I Inuit be at my pool,"
"If your customers should temporer-
ity drop off you could then find time
for test 00Ukten't you ?" "Certainly;
but how can I temporarily stop all
mJ old patrons from ruiltiag on me,
even if the case should be, as you
14**440
Stcplron.
Swenson/1, ExrzsrtrJ tneeirr.-The
So0iol helm et Sharon on the 2811t
ult., proved a groat sucoese, the
choreb being literally crammed with
people so that not a few were unable
to obtain seats. Tu. object of the
entertainment was to raise funds to
liquidate *debt incurred by the erect
tion of R .ploudid 4ed,180 feet long
ha
connection with the ohureb. which
they outmoded in doing with the ex
Carnival
success. Following are the parsons
who obtained prizes :
Two mile race.—Alf. Drew. This
race was keenly contested by the win•
ter and Frank 8Knight. amnions ao-operation by pastor and
Genie'
Beet Gomia Coxtnme.--Wm. flock in order to be as auccesefut as
Hancock.
Boys' Uamio Costume. --A, Spicer. it was their privilege and duty to be.
Gents' Fancy Skating. --D. Tait. Rev. Cls. Teeter spoke of the zujury
A shake payee was gotten up for wrought by people iudulgtng their
prejudice. 'n and the happiness they
the Small boys, for fest sks►ti g,whzuh!lost thereby. Rev. Mr. Murray coin.
WAS lakrn by Arthur Balkwili, piimented the oongregaiion on the
The Connti Y.odge. many improvements that had Bien
The Annual Meeting of she South made iu tkie church building, and the
$uron Lodge of 013 Loyal °rango acquisition, to its membership sham
Association was field in their hall in hie last visit to the town three years
this piece, Tuesday, and was pro- ago. He ,also *poke of the great
nolitloed to be a large gathering. change which had been wrought in
Atter the trammed* n of the usual roe- the last tveuty your, referring to the
tine bi:muesli the following were nni,an of tit. different Bracher of the
elected offieere for the corm, year i Christian church. After the benedia•
J. Scarlet, Worshipful County Mas_; tutu had been pronounced by Mr.
ter ; Alei, Osfreety,, i?eputy County, Fletctzer itthe tweeting dispersed. The
rias r• proceeds of the tea emouate3 to
$84.85. On Tuesday evening;. social
in aid of the Sabbath school was held
and $12 was realized. - The amount
realized from the Sauday oolleetlooe,
the tees and social was $125.
to hold the .Couptysx.1 -'
Mr. A. S`uell'a�cid Mr. Mae Mau•
The Canada Company. niug left for Chevetand ou Monday,
,The Hamilton Tints: Saye :--Ao- .We wish our friend Alonzo euoeess.
carding to the last annual report, the
C d C p y still trod": c a
Master ; R. lkturney, Comely T u
er ; E. Fioody, Secretary ; H. Either,
Lecturer to South, and J. Penick,
Leetti`'t'er for north 4 W. W. ,Connors,
Chaplain ; 3. Dagg, Director of Cere-
monies. :After `aa vote beings taken it
Wag decal
cession
' , Brevenei , .
ata a om an s i 'Oen
great deal of land in Ontario
the directors have discovered that )1
no longer pays to keep its farm`s• ink
poor condition, and amicordingik,itt
has, in recent years, devoted ;4* por--'
tion of its income to the reclamation
The Mein street Methodist Sabbath
sohool iula.d holding their;anuiver•
awry on February 15td'16►b, of
which due notice will„ vett,
f Speer 1 Service" knee: ifeinieield at
eSe < the Junes ,eleset Methediet
urdll) ;e der afire levedetsnip of the
Asset*, • `. ev. W: S. Pascoe.
and drainage of waste lands and wet 13ery -•tit Girl wanted in a small
farms. The result has proved that i family. <,;;Would be required to go to
money judiciously spent on drainage Londono Apply at Broderick's store,
is not thrown away. The company Exeter.'
had a umber of farms situated in
Hay and adjoining townships of
Huron county. Before drainage these
lands were held at $24, $32, $35, $30
and $18 per sore each, which harm,
been disposed of since drainage for
Deduoting,fram this price the cost of
$30, $88, $44, $40 and $24 per acre.,
I
slraiissisgeh iii :el'ibwa an : average net
Profit of $5' over the price at which
"these landesweie''keg °before drain.
age. Such results as 'thee" should
enccurage farmers else%here who are.
troubled with wet lands to adopt the
poly true remedy and profit by it.
Tenders for the erection of the
Presbtterian manse are beiug asked
for. The board of meusgyrs are
bound /0'0114 14 Ansi'' lave fit morn•
pieced it an early dale, :
The .Salvation Army had a good
turn oqt Monday evening. A num-
ber of "washed warriors" from other
plaoes were present,
Ice harvest has commenced, and
as a remelt of the coutiuuous, frost of
thapa;itlhv4 iveelte, the "tiatvest" ze
abundant, and the quality superior.
A large number of Orangemen were
in town on Tuesday last attending
Mr, Jamas Gowan has purobreed
Mr. James murrey's farm of 50 sores,
for wluoh lie paid $3,000. Mr. Mur.
ray will move to the village of Kirk.
on, where he intends purebasiug a
house and lot.
hir. James H. White and bis sister
Nelda, of Lemouville, are at preiseut
visiting their many friend, in Ilia
neighborhood. They also have friends
living iu several of the towns around,
whom they intend visiting before their
return bonze. 4
Mr. Chas. Hyde, who has been
visiting his numerou3 friends in the
vicinity of monireal for the past two
months, has juat returned .home. Mr.
Hyde'a description of the parts of the
lower provinae,whiah he visited is not
very favorable.
Usborne. • .
The other day Mr. Thomas Harrah
disposed define heavy draught team
for the sum of $820.
We aro glad to See our friend . Mies
1 Jeanie Irvine, who hes been suffering
from,a severe attack of erysipelas, .s
once more able to take her plane
amongst utr.
The following are the names of the
four pupils in each class in School`
section No. 8, who took the highest
number of marks at the weekly ea-
emznatioua during the mouth of Jan,:
4111 Clare. -1st Elinor Stinson, 24,
Chas McOlocklin and Wm. Duncan,.
3rd Thoe. Duncau, 4th Chas. l<rviae,
and Norman Switzer.
3rd Clave. --111 James Ballantyne,
2nd Jessie Shier, 3rd Effie Switzer;
'4th Elizabeth McClocklin..
2nd ,Giese. -1st Thos, :Carr,' 2nd
Robert Ballantyne, 8rd Fred Me-
Clootilin, 411 .James gen.'•
►.•. r
Iowan.
Sandy_ Reid,' the athelete,;'is win:.
tering iu the village, keeping bifneelf
iu trite for the summer oampaigo, ! '
A skating cartiival'taole. splaoebz%
Friday evening .et the, riok, which
wee well attended" Prizee'were offer:
ed for competition' in dress and skat:
ing, which were won respectively by
Mies Aggie Sperling .es best lady cos:
time, Master S. Mellharghey for
geu►'e eostume, and William Jackson
as best in the skating race.
Ou Tuesday, 27th Jetluary, the
ntonzbere of Rely Trinity Church,
Leon, .and Bt. Jamie', Rhddulpr],
represented by Messrs. Thames 4r,-
mitege, Riobs►rrt Dagg, George OArter
and Rtohard J. Carter, called at the
pareouuge and presented the inaumb-
eut. Rev. !*Ir.'blegaby, with one hut;
cued bushels of oats, coutributod by
the cougregatlun. Gonaroue ants of
this kited spessk velum** as to the
papulerity of the rev. gontlegzau, A
eubuoriptioa is now beiug raised for
the purpose of bnyixg a ben and
ereotiug a belfry ^0u Holy Trinity
at: a cost of from. Mix to seven bun.
about $12.00. Un itlanevening
tet was Served to a Rooddt►y nuuaber
oon,iderieg the weather after whiolz
splendid addr.seoe were delivered by
Revs. W. Quanae and 0. Fletcher.
On the. Friday evening following A
social wax ltrld after whiabt a very en-
joyeble time WAS spout listening to
readings, recitations, too., by persons
of the neighborhood. Toe net pro-
ceed, .amounted to abou0 $76.00.
4.."0,-",0•••40 .., e,,. ,....R,--..
Not Far From Home.
News Cond"u"it,
Ma E. 4. Courkio of Ilolmesv'!te
t 40,
drsd dollar". . .4s, r ,
hies rental a itore in Ceatrulia, and
r�t,sutivooei.
intends taking poeseselon about 1st of -
March.
A few days no Mr. J. Walker, of
'Stanley townebip, had a hire. cancer
out out of his tongue, the operatico
Boys, it is ,about time to have requiring the aseiabttuo. of three dos.
another Sleigh ride party. tows,
haviiag a
Vasghwouuni d -iris".hoofairt.prospects' of Tim :tiwount of milk received at the
. Braosfield cheese iaotory, during
Thelaw mill log y;►rde are about 1884, was 1,047,011 lb*., puede of
Cold and stormy.
Mr. J. Bean is viaiug hie son, Dan
jamin (teaobes) n1 Philipsburg.
filled. (Lumber cheap next year,) obeei. made, 964181 ; aver". selii ug
; .
Revive].meed: will. begin in
the price 10.55 cents'average price to
Evanson:cal " Church nett ' Sunday .p*lrons, 8.22 eenta.
evening. Mr. Freak 'Oliver of Ribbed, has
Another oyilter. .upper, Isla Fstday °the honor, of having the first lambs
evening, so of 4th" oysters wourd dropped an his {arta this year. 'Two
not digest, " 'onuoerr.;' ewes gave birth to three fine lambs
On memo of ilio st.orgl last Sun- on' the 18th alt., trod they are doing
day eveniug,lhere was preaching have ,'well'
by Rev. Mr, Manor. , Mr. Thomas Orr, a Westminster
• Tlie flax, mill talk had .been "'quiet farmer, while driving a load of hay
the past week, on account' of told and from hie barn on Friday, was thrown
stormy' weatter; expect auptther Boom from the top of the load to the
atter, a tIiew..`l .ground, sustaining a fracture of the
The street.. o'the post office is about lee and several severe bruiser.
blooaded. Why don't our Post Mat. - fitophen' Conland,a resident of. the
ter exercise "hie muscles` shovelling 2nd oonaereion of Harmed:, was re -
ow and hair()it made • passel:4e. - turning home late on Tuesday night
under the infiueuoe of liquor. His
horses"r&u away, throwing him out
and when found ho lay frozen to death
where he had been thrown.
On Timed: y evening of lest week,
E. II. Stafford, graduate and•'msed-
alist'of O. lir. College, Chatham, at
present book-keeper of a 'wholesale,
house at errepd Rapids," Mich,., who
was visiting &ere last ,Week,' returned Iiev. R. Y. Thompson was presented
llama on Saturday: p
1 with a beautiful fur goat, and parr of
• • .Eilmviile." >• gauntlets s000rnpenied by a purse of
•=- $84, and hire. Thompson with a
Mr. Phil" Hith'e bas' gene'' for a handsome ;blank fur jacket, by the
ihree`:mout lerin to Chatham• pont; Herman and Rodgerville Presbyteriau
eroial Co11�e. We �ebitll'mists• hie Congregstione. ,
Int � • ,.
geteiel fleO0Y•{! f :
.d$s. Wztdietm.•:Halir has :ldetrned
from Chicago -for i leo visit tit Ellin.,
virile.. GI*4t,o es* ryetz;Will,Pu -i Forty
to know that you intend teeettle un.
der the Stat r'And Stripes;
A Younr;''Clrritittans Endea6oe As
neeisslion b'i1s` Sen, os, aniied" in nun
notion s„ i$1.4ihe A e1 oc0iet. Church
If then yottnit peopli *It fake. ; itu iii
'Serest and %li'.do *bele-duty the'Aiess :
dlation wiilft;bd rho means, of doing
graft gond'.'' t•There i piers -t}+ of tel..,
ant to make the Aesobiationi sea
teresting &izdefrseful' one. = • she first
meeting, %Or;zbee'held' on Friday evetz-
ing.: ; 4, ,
, ':The Ankttverssry , tea,. hole; -1u con •
nection witfit The- Elimville Methodist
'Church cid-Sunday and Monday,. Jun.'
25th & 26tig was not a•euccs5s owing
to 'stormy weather. ;' Oa Sunday Red.
W. '(,nuanceof Alv'insrton,, preached
morning 'and evoning sermons of great
power. the •oollectione taken at the
close of each service amounted to
A pleasing event took plaoe at the
retiidenoe of Mr. Jas. Stewart, of
Tugkeremith, on the 28th ult., when
the Rev. Mr. Aoheson united Mr.
Peter Strang, of Manitoba and • Miss
Agnes Stewart, in the bonds of matri-
mony. The ° young couple left on
Tuesday tfttrnoon last for :their die.
tent Lome in the prairie province.
"A :Farmer's Club tneetiog will be
held iu the town hall, Clinton; on
Tuesday, Feb. 10111, at 7.30 ;p.m.,
for the purpose of oompletinpi•`the or-
ganization. and importaut bneipees in
cgnnecticq with egrioultural interests..
Itis hoped that the farmers in this vi-
cinity will remember the': date and
make a point to attend. •
Mr: James'. Hackney, - of 'Osborne,
sold another fine 'I orae to Mr. Bissett,,
of;Exetbr, for the' -handsome' Sum of
$255., He . sold . itsmate recently
for $245,' thus realizing $500 for the
team.. Each ofthe animals brought
down the scales at 1645 pounds, when
he 'was taking them away.
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