The Exeter Times, 1885-3-12, Page 11
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Vol. XII., No. 26.
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Canned. Goods, Fresh Groceries, Fresh Ea'ddies Fresh Cran-
berries, rtes. Oysters, Oranges and Leucons,
GO TO G. _AL
so i,oc
�' elan
Also Agent for Thoddoy"a R. k C 1'o0tl, Qnly 1.Qtx pea: lb.,.Or t8 per alwt.
D:ICIi4SOi( , Bairrieter, ,Soli.
14 • - decor of atapretee Cerat,NottrtVoleiQ,
0o4yor+400eri C0muriaeiontr. dse*MAT t0
Lean.
O tice its eAlitien'e snook. Muter.
N,.
l:att,
QAace saa?arvell'a Block (it
D1rrllaerr,
IsT.
"a old offace>)
NTAL.
ICINSMAN,DRIITIST,Lo D,8
clay
IsTot far from flume.
12, i5,
Jct
reebiitte.
Mr. H. J. Hawkins, of clay, sold
the outer day. a Glsulee colt, ons
I
year old, to the Geary Bros., of Lou-
don township, for #150.
On Tuesday of last week, 4,r, Jchn
t�Sabillan, a# Sullen, had the miefor-
tune to lose hie best staltiou It was
taken suddenly sick, and died after
suffering but -a slior1.ti:ile.. The ani
noel was a valuable.ono.
According to the report of the la-
spestor of AMxluats, for 1881, 10 iu.
sene'person* from Heron ware sent
for comwittutent,18 of thea& being in
London Asylum ; the toted itdenission
of iona1e persons from thio occulty,
since the opening of the Aoylums,wee
828,
Joico Kant of Biddulph Township,
game up T'-uesdtty at B. 0.- o;
Coulee oifice,•before Squire Peters up;
as a cheeps of fraud preferred by E.
Dalton, of Arius. Tile trenssatiou
between them sans e home trade, soli
the arae was Nettled, by Kent paying
$20 -the difference between the cost
of the two horees-acid • coati.,
That ciapneed Kees of road batwt.oa
Stephen and Maftitlivray townships is
sell gravelled., The hetobit• is buried.
1;10 one was hurt very badly doing it.
Both counoite with good oars will re,
cover. Nearly` 400 loads of gresvel
.haver been pat on the roads in that
vicinity et a ooat of leas than 65 cents
er"load, On Tsieeday a large num,
ea: turued out and drew gravel free
no tbo 21st eon., from tireenwey roil
lege north,
Mr. Chae. Mason, the well-known
horsemen, of Tuckersulith, met with
a heavy loss on Tuesday of Inst week,
by the death of hie three-year-old im-
ported stallion. The horse was 'vet-
aod..we believe, et $1,500, and there
was no ieautaueo on it. ?dr. Matson
has been exceptionally unfortunate,
having lost several fine horses, and
the death of this ono just at the com-
mencement of the season is a were
blow.
In these days of weather prophesy-
" ing we can afford to give a little at•
tension, et least, to the foilowing pre-
diction from a Huron veteran of met-
eorology, Mr. Thomas Dell, of
Wi igham, who sae attained the age
of four score yore, prediota an early
spring ; the present cold weather
will continue unify about the middle
It is reported that Mr, Sohn Kayos
bas bought lot 28 ; north boundary.
of }day, 10X) .acres, paying therefor
$4,000.
Mr, It, Glidden, of ,Il,olmeevill,,hes
removed with his femily to the town-
'hip
own'hip of Usborne, where °they intend
to reside..
Mien Id* Crydermap,, of Porter's
!dill,
vaporer leaving in a short time
to hike a position es tenet& teacher,
nater Exeter.
Mrs. Geo. Clark, Stanley, tell aiu
Monday morning last, and broke her
right arta a little shove the wrist.
Medical mid was called and ibe broken
Eeeremoy bleb Leet, stud Mrs. Otark is doiug as
ed co Pest- well its; o&said, be expected.
i?tiio4Blealc" Mr. Wm , Barry, of:Rhin. chat -
Teen , ex-
traatedwitirt leugee Any man in the torrnohip of
aaRt pain, ' Stephan to lift for fon or uiooey.
- a Challenge to stand good for 15 days.
r3T�M•AiN 7-Ct?RON11111NUR
the Oollotref Retest. Unice, 9IPoalte tp
g,l .Carliug'estore.S.xetnJ . 1 .
W. B1tQWiING , lei, D, M. (3
• 1'•I4,0reatla.teVtatorfeueiverstt •omo
audroetdence. Uoi;ntopl,eporettlrif.Lae ter ,
DR, a.:R,C)LkI i�9; lc 0. t'.8
0. 0m08,'won 8t.F,xotor,0nt.Resi encu
h0usereceutlYodcubledbY.P. Merenues,jee.
n 1411.11.%;1 ,
<J• OUfoeetWSresidence 'Exeter.
nit, IRVINE, GIIADUATE IINI
V FNSPPE.TrinityCoilegaremberColtege
p49eliesansau4 eirritoonr Qu4..4'01oeirirkton
rMPoRTANT a zoEs.
•
IIENi Y EILBER, Licensed Ana-
Towuship.s ee Saless conducted atmodorate rates
Office -At Poet•ofnee. Creditcn. Ont.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REALES-
satefortbegorort,turseroan kaoing■ Middlesex County, narrowly escaped
Society. Low rates of interer' . Applyt0john
Spaokman,Exeter,
All arrangeoleute to 'lie made at the
hotel, Elmo,
Bev. )r. ° 'ldairttat of Exeter, ex.
ohauged pnlfriiu with Bev, Mr, Car-
riere, pastor of the Fretbyteriau
Church at Grand' Bbtid, last Sebbath.
The Rev. gentleman':gttve an interest-
ing (Recourse to a large congregation.
11e. Wm. Lewis -a and family, rani
dente in Grand Baud neighborhood
for two years, have removed to Credi-
ten. Pevious to their departure the
citizens of Grand Beard showed their
kindly feelings by anoyster supper in
Mr. Lewin' favor.
Un Saturday morning last, H.
Well's large etraw stack, Baltford, up-
set and hurled under it four head o
cattle, Leairtting of tete mishap, the
neighbore came to Mr. Well's asaiet-
rtaoo, and afterZeome hard work got
the cattle out, but one of the number
was dead, and the others wery badly
injured. Some of them will likely
die.
Benjamin Brown, of Briu slay,
Ita J. CLARK, Agent for the Us -
./..1 • borne and liibbort liatualEirotosuranco
Oorepany, itoaidonoe-Fartluhar, Orders by
matlpromptly attended to.
1f,>ONY TO LOAN AT et AND 7
Funds. Apply cont. a000rdilg to terms. Private
ppyto
B. v,ELLIOT
Ootobarl5,'80 •.' Solioitor, Exeter
anima injuries the other day while
leading a horse to water, It ;Appears
the Morels bad been ;tending in the
stable for a few days and was rather
too wild for the boy to handle and
while
bed of a large sum of money iu Wel-
while cat rytag on his pranks three, linglou county, Inc horse and sleigh
the boy down and stepped on his leg, being' driven off bythieves, who inBioting an ugly wound. aban-
doned It on the London road, near
Gilbert Bice, son of Mr. Wm. Bice, Ewen. Detective Rodgers, of the
of the 12th con., ]yio4illivray, got provincial police, who was given the
case, spent some time in (Minton and
vicinity, last January, in tracing up
the thieves, wire managed to get
across to Detroit before hecould cap-
ture .them. However, keeping on
their trail, and believing that they
would return, he was rewarded for
his deligence by learning that the
thieves were in Norfolk county, when
they were arrested on. Saturday of last
week.
A meeting of the Londeaboro Bai-
ter Manufacturing Co., was held in
the Queen's hotel,. Clinton, on Wed-
nesday of last week. Mr. J. Hanna.
representing Beaforth Creamery, and
Mr. J. Reith, of Blake Creamery,were
present by invitation: Hr. Hanna
has :succeeded in collecting a great
deal of information regarding the eye -
tem of testing cream, by which system
the cream belonging to each patron
is.eubjboted to a test which determin:
es the acetol amount„: of batter that
can be made frcm: given quantity of
oreain., and every patron will be paid
exactly what hie cream is worth.
Atter a lengthy and animated discuss:
ion of, the merits of this ;system, it
wee unanimously, resolved that the
system berintroduoed-by. the Londes:
born Baiterliwt ttfaeturing;Co.. this
season. Me. Baena intends 'adopt
ing it in Seeforth, and Mr. Reith, of
Blake, thought' very favorable of it,
annnounced hie intention of bring:
ing it before the directors for ..tiseir
cod.ideration, at MI sally date. •Con,:
Paring the am- net of bu>,inosd• .dope
butt sewn. with that of other,,,, years,
since the Cresmery was was establish:
ed,'blioarea'marked inorease, as the
r ,, following ."a tntement shotes: --During
Mr 8e11� and u li4i�s � utile daughter to
e l.. The funeral: took :1882 the Creamery:. was open six
beraiaponl u mouths and made 12826 Ibe in 1888
"fronrilier •.husband'sresidence '
four
int
ii
:8,g428lbs were made;and e
�:, ...�. , b e n
!rlday� 6tblnet,, •,at 1 oalook g.. .�
lie remain, were interred in the months of 1884 that i. was mien 82:
Bdgerville cemetery. 800 lbs were made. During the sea:
C Marco, ween: seting prlu came WflU
all iia glory, Mr.- Dell; lutea that
this has • been the severest winter
eines 1883, when it froze the heir off
a deer homed.
In December laid* pedlar was rob -
FOR BALE.-TWO-STORYFRA iE severely hurt by a sleigh running over
DWALL18741Bg0178E'endoneem eofland. Lim. ' He was riding on a sleigh, and
situated on the Thbme• Bond:2l miles east of falling off, was ran . over by a team
Bober. ` r400dlarge'!tamo stable and driving• just behind the sleigh on which lee had
shed ; splendid orchard of, choice frnft•bearing
trees,. goodwellandoistera.- Suitablefor a iter;
bean tiding and was puked 'up more
plytirto THOMAS SAbeaoidcheapforcash, Ap dead than alive, but by skillful treat-
lily to THOMAS gT.LIN. Exeter'', O iv 1e-tt
meat was soon revived, but will not
likely be able to be around for some
time.
On Tuesday of last week some good
threshing was done on the farm of
Mr. A. +'lcoat, 2nd con., of Tucker
smith. ° They were threshing clover,
Mr. Alex. Thompson's horse power
being *used,. and 58 bushelswere turn-
ed out in eight .hours. This is bon-
sidered ' exceptionally good. lair.
Thompson in 18 gears' experience,
never equalling this. Mr. Thompson
finished dp the next•forenoon,making
in all over 70 bushels:
A Gowrie correspondent to a Mit-
chell paper, givesthe following :-
We regret io learolbat we are going
10 lose our, respected neighbors,
Meser,4,"Alex. 'Colgnhoun and Alex.
Dow,"" *lie going to remove to the
'td*n df Exeter, but -we rejoice in the
faaat *het they are not going away any
farther, so that we may have the prix
silege of Seeing: their smiling 'faces oo-
1VJ. CLARK. COMMISSIONER
• inthe Court of Common Pleas -Deeds,
Wills, tifortgagee, Leases, and all forms of agree:
ciente drawn and executed according to law.
MoNEZToLOLNONREALEBTLTE. Partieswleh
ing to borrow money on account of recent pur-
chases ofiand,or to pay off existingmortgages
willdndagreat saving bygiving mea call, Clan
Lend money at8 and 87 per cent. acoordingto
terms. N.J.OLARK..
JOHN MO1)ONELL. ISSUER OF
m.ai*RIAGE LI3ENsEs,
OI+BICE IN rrrrobee JEWELRY STORE
Also agent for the London Mutualinenrance
Company of Canada, Mercantile insurance 00
-Capital '9}300,000.00 Head Office Waterloo:
Ont. ,Glasgow • de.London Insurance Coy -Cap-
ital $2,500,000 ; .fiead Oboe, Montreal.
JOHN McDONELL'Exeter.
v. M. NNi TcVS
Central ShavingFar
'
for
•For Clean and easyshaving, fashionable hair.
cutting &o.. - •
la- Clean tower for every, customer,- 8-
l•
o We in
wislr the: success.
''Nioxt door to 'Central note•
M.re,; 13e11,'ivife of', R. E 1 ell,, Lon-
" don„:road, Stanley, . and •daughte . of
liobertiMeLaren„ Tuckersmith, had
long bi' n'eufferuig with that dread
disea ► add "ralthou
h
or3thiug possible,;rsi done for her
t
all•preved of no avidity ,•Shebore her
auffetings with.;obrieitian fortitude and
Peseta peaoetully, ,away on Nitednes-
daY:raorifing.v. The sympathies .)f.
til®"entire Ceininunity°are extended t0
lR
!T1HI'i_W31' 'BELUO A UTUAL FIRE.
1 INSURANO E CO. t <
WATERLOO, ONT.'
ntteen years
Ontario,and�
damage bq�
ootorie•,o.ud
,roperty,
of iaetiring on:
Qm,PanY lies
pert,y,,to�thg,
losses e��,oiee.
'ofY°�a�� un}
nnaAsessed•
e'rJ
R" secretary
L'$fi#dE�LY
Estebliehed.in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE ^; - WATER
Thiscoihzany had been over Eig
a successful operatid'n au Western
continues to insnreiagainetlols`or
Sire, Buildings,Meroliendise Manuf
all other deeoreiptlena ofinsurable p,
tendiuginaurersihavo.the,opiion
the PremiumNota or Caeh,Syatom.
.Truringthepast ten. years.,tbis C.
•sued 87,006.; Polioies.00vering pro
amount of, 841,372,088; and pails in,
3700,712,00 •`
Assetg, 8116,100.Q0,, consisting
.dank, Governmentjheposit, and the
Nremium Notee on hand and in f ore
DEN M. .i). Prosidei.t. C, 11..TAYLO
J. B - Hvoai.S inspector. CIIABL
3;�iyt ,r,,I+xater e:nt;�iaiaitr; '
sou of 1881 she Blake creamery men:
ufaetured shout 20, 'be., beiog
'owe 5000 lbs more WAS uiade
itt the proceeding yetr,w he procesde.
from the sale of boobs l the Load:
eeboro Batter !Ad Obablitt` l i.nufac:
tustng Co., during 1884,swise trilmost
$7,000, besides which the pelt***
a the -1 o
had wt a farm,
Milk loft n tb f m,
which 1t is• cstlutetefi, is worth at
leasthalf se muck as the cream sold.
Esiddulpil VCwren,
The Council met pure:mut 10 ad:
ournaneul at the Court Room, Olen:
doboye, Maxoh 2nd.* 1885. All the
members preterit. Mtuutes of last
meeting was read aced signed by the
Reeve.
1.4Wsn-Hooper 'bat the fallow
ing accounts be paida, and the Reeve
taiga order for the moue ; Dr. H. Ling
att1eerdauoa and imedieiue to Wr •Pet:
tersoa au indigent, .$8,00 ; Wra. Pat:
tereoli. indigent, Rsilway fare to Hoe:
pitel cad Csb, $1.00 ; W, D. $tenley
Reeve, Railway fare to Stratford,, Re
Granton ditch, $1,0(t, do, to Lucien in
re Greater) ditch, 250te, do, 2 dy is
re Granton ditob, $4;. 11. Hodgins,'
1 dy in re Granton ditch, $2., --Car;
L
Dewan--0.0. Iledgine•-•••Tirol the
application of Alex. A. Langford pray
fug to hart his property being 8,1 of
lot 20 in the 11 coo., detached from l
8 S., No 4, and annexed to I'. S., Mowing accts be paid and aha Reeve
No 7, be received: and st the Olerk I sign orders for the Paine, J. Meagher
hereby authorized to give the Stat: error io taxes $1,00, G. Seale, for
nary notice theta a 13y -law hill be a'n; gravel per H, Boyde 84 toads, $1,70
eiderod for that p0rpoee ou the 'Orel G. Seale per 11 Thumpsou 41 loads
Afondey in April nem, at the Tam- $2,00 --Carried
peranoe Hall, Village of Grautor: at Dewan--Hooper-,That the doanoil
2 o'olook, p, m, --Carried•, give 11, Ling ld, D. a permit to piece
C. C. Hodgins-\Vm, llodgine That building material on the; etre* oppo:
file Reeve and Clerk are hereby in- site bis lot No 6 went main street
etruoted to sign and atteoh the oor
Rios, (Rea) ; div No 8, Rioh*ril'Neil ;
div No 4, 3. B. Bryan ; div Hb 5,
Albert Fenos viewers -Div No 1,, ."Fee.
Stanley, sr„ Ed. I+f'i►yo, Riclard.
Tbompeon ; div No 2, Jac. (Ravin,
Win. Kelly, Wm. Richardson ; divallo
8, Wm. Culbert, Daniel Mil, Tbomse
Dickens ; div No 4, Jae. Carrigan.:
John Morkip, Thoe, Nangle ; dist No
5, et. Owbray, Samuel Langford, A.
Ber000, John Jerrnau.
Dewan -Hooper-•That the Conn:
oil' grant.. soul of $50.00 to be ex;
pepdad ail tawaline N, B. between
first and fourth 00600040 attd that
Win. Hooper be iostreeted to expand
the Isrn. or a greater amount proved:
ing the Towaehip of Cohere. expend
t+taailiar &mount,---Csrried,
Wm. Hodgins -T0, O. Hodgins That
the thinned pay to C. Clatterbeus and
Thomas Lindsay $1.60 for work on
bteoble Hill ; I', Fahey, error in dog
talo $1 ; 1'ir, MoDsrmid to: legal tier:
vises$8 , Jas. Glavin, for gravelling
on litoke'i de road, $42.12}.
0. Q. 1Jodgi12e-Wm. Hodgias---
That Jolla Dagg, Jae. Harrigan and
J. W. Evaae are hereby appointed
members of the local Board of health
and H. Lang, fit. 13,, be sppoint:A
• Medieil l ealah Qilicer for the present
year. -Carried.
godeios---Drawee---That die Boort
tend Clerk Agit By -Lew No 8 44
ettech the corporate seal,--Carrisd.
Dawaet-. W. Hodgins -The; the
Granton the 'IMO to continue in fora,
porus seal to Bay -law' No. 2, .Car•-llor three months from date, said per:
.tied. 1mit.to cover a strip of the street in
Wm, Hodgins-.Dewan That Noel front of mild lot and running parallel
Clerk instruct the Assessor to proceed l to the sinewalk,: and io extend in
breadth. from sidewalk into the street
10 feet and full length of said. Snob
material most be properly piled' up
and .guarded .in ;such a way as to pre:
vent adoidents, and the c!erk is in:
etrueted to notify Doctor Lang of
such permit and conditions --Carried.
Duran• --,W, Tdodgine-That the
olerk notifv;Mr. T. Rodeos to be pros
east at the next council meeting to
ingiiise into damages against this.
municipality --Carried,
Resolved that this council do now
adjourn to meet at the Teniperanee
Hall Granton on the Yat Monaay in
April, at 10 o'olock a. to.
If, Reponse Clerk.
to find the four acres ou lot 21, con
19, and five Chet was ommisted from
the Aaseeement Bali of 1884 and as-
sess the .911018 with a view or. having
the omitted property returned es non
resident for said year. ---Carried.
Dewan Wm. Hodgine-Tbsit the
t
Cieaa'it ie instructed to pro'.ure a
stamp to be used on all audited
papers, vouches, notes, &o., in a6-
cordanoe with recommended by the
auditors.-Oarrisd..
0. C. Hodginr-W. Hodgine--That
the Auditors' Report be now received
and that the Clerk be iustraated to
halve 200 copies printed in pbamphiet
form. --Carried.
Hooper-Dewan--That 'fhb follorf-
ing heals be paid, and the Reeve sigo'.
orders for Ina same :-Sas. Atkioeon,
for gravelling Atkinson's side road,
$20.50 ; 'Philip Riley, for gravelling
Corey's Bide road, $23 : Stewart Mo-
Faila, for gravelling Abbot's side road
$55.75' : Robert Moral's, error in
dog tax, $1.; 'Geo. Hodgine, error in
Statute labor, $1.50; P. Breen, aadi:
tor for 1884, $12 ; Wm. J: Smith,
auditor fo'r 1884, $12. -Carried..
Hooper -Stanley --That the Clerk
is hereby instructed to send a copy of
proceedings of 93011 meeting of the
Council to the Exeter Tates for pub
lioation.--harried.
(3, O. Hodgins-Dewan-That Treas:
urer is instructed to pay the $100 re:
oeived from the G. T. R. on the order
of the• Reeve, when required. --Cars
.rise.
C. 0. 3odgin6-Dewan-That order
be drawn on she Treasurer to the
amount of $68.50 in favor of duo. R.
Armitage, collector in full of sultry. -
Carried.
Wm.,'Hodgins-Dewan-That the
A Dorchester Mystery.
For the .past eighteen months the
county of Middlesex, has been n veri
table home of tragedy. The Itliddfe-
mise murder,ithe Mount Bridges man-
slaughter case, the McCabe ;mystery,
the Dr. Hall manslaughter caee. and
the Nitestown tragedy have followed
each other in sad and quick .success-
ion. All have excited intense interest
Throughout western Ontario, and have
tended to give the county a reputation
which in view of the general order -lov-
ing, Iaw•respeoting, and advanced
morality and intellegenae of the great
bulk of the people, of Middlesex, is,
eminently undeserved. Far ;.exceeds
any of these, however In its absorbing
to the local population, and in' its;
deep and all surronoding mystery, la
the Dorchester oasts 1)r Samuel W.
Moore, a native.'of the township of
North Dorchester, and a .paaotising
physician in this village for the past
twenty years, mysteriously disappear-
ed on Thursday night list ander pee -
applications of ,Measre. G. W.• Hod: oiler, grave' and impenetrable oircum-
gine and Mark Hodginsfor the col: stances, and `alt efforts- to discover. his
lection of Tares for 1885 be laid over fate or ascertain his wherebonts have
for furtherceneideration and -that ap:
plications for that office will be reoeiv:
ed at the May :meeting of this Conn:
oii,-Oarried.
C. 0. Hodgins -Hooper -That the
Reeve and Wm. Hodgins be appointed
10 vigil Carrots Brielge,un the Sa"Mile
and'to draw plane and the Specifics:
tions of e, suitable wooden structure
for a new bridge in lieu of the old :one
and dist the oominitteii be instructed
to call for tenders for the budding of
either Wooden or iron euperstruotnre,
tenders to be opened at our ntxt re:
gular meeting. --Carried. .•
List of names for pound -keepers
and fenbe-viewets for the, year 1885.
Pound -keepers -Div. No 1, John
H. Hodgins ; div No 2. S:linnet !Ind:
*hue far failed. Oa Friday morning
`Irina horse and &titter were found' .near
Derwen t" en" the town ,between
.Dorchester rand' Westinineber "tetra -
Ships, dbont six A:is trbm hib bbtitee.
`Sevefal spots of ;blood were Xenia up-
on the buffalo robe, the location
which would indicate that •a
wounded in the face *night ha:
en forward .upon hie knees:
ther offers a retard of $500
itigs of the gmieeing anon;;
council a : further reward :
There is intense exaitemen
noigborhood- -
The thsijority.for;tl a Soo
Drummond county, v. high
on. Thursday (ast ie , abet,