The Exeter Times, 1885-3-12, Page 8Visreter.40140, frei, of W. 9 Col- A toed of young. people left hers on
Una, 4fggaforth,rxsas *ertously injured ohs 8eaurt#ay evscing, ,for a'uIrtgh ride,
rho tottatggau elide on Tnsttalsy of last rorriek: EEE aT;sy had an enjoyable arms. 'gold.
gels progressing ars favorably at can be ex-
pgotad ander the cirenrast*neet The bcy is We've glad to uses Met D. McCal-
and, et 131.11 a eon of Sr„co1iin irho ram ed. from lam *he has been eiek,for souse time,
'ere to8eorth butt i�au, , ' drixi the team of blacks again.
4res,'erethren44 ,said 1110, clergymgn'Irho 1 .n tit wilt. have 10 . 4taod book
wee; preachieg theloner al :tem,. 4'outt l!. ,
ceased brother was. cut Off in a single nikht with Ise 'slung glovaa, torr ue bare
torn tram the trots _af bis loving wife, °wlio snother ui ek'st' ort the list, (Try
is then left s desolate, widow at the errl%bias).
age of 24 �reare.' "Twenty two, it you
please." soba the widow in the front pew,ensf{it.
emerging- from her handkerchief en instant.
4. Polar haaWanted a gitshion wt a
.pixel spring, to be WornOaten wbe i"it Fatttax LXXAT!'itO.-Qf Saturday erg.,
will do the moat good, byen a skater oho I asst. Zink Caiesa, the scoot Athlatio
wears one of theme centriveaese airs dowel 1 Skater sof Detroit, will give an exid,
a spsetedly and, in italios,-0. it here,, the bition of ;kiting on *tilts, as well as
bebeeugibrowe hisat right on hi. feet span, one hundred disfereut rhiovetnersttt eb "
foreheidents la full), aware there has beez* an low skates ,; 414o trick•°akattng. OR
suiThe educational sermon*:'of the Methodist
churches here were preaehed on•Sabbath fast
lain.
ES:E' RR, QST,
CAR TiVRIGHT. L. D. 8.,
Essoge nee dental rooms over
9.141KUi S DANE, whero be witi be
prepaze4io extract teeth without.
pain, 0r*Ommip.rtezme,f w[th easeaxi4
shill«4%014flut400sp.oiatty, Wftee bour*
Q gt..11x11,. to 4 p W. gnaws*asonenstre. Taauu
• TEN OENT*, Mr rs
FOUR GlCizTS Far ri
ssTrtion will he sitar,
it► this 001Waii,
for drat insertion.. and
for eaeh subsequent is
for net;Call apPelilrinf
the Qentinni#1 Riu1r, in this place.
This will be a grand treat for those,;
bvRer. p;, Rycl<ntan. sat "1411 n3911211'4 be de• l
livered a sermon in the. James -stat chinch who p#rtioipata in ekrttiRR4 so our)
en,_ ii th
d ie evening in tete Mein.•stseet, new Mea" may be obtained. Skating
Both Owego uraee were 4ekvered la so im- to eornrnenc Maumee
et $ o"eloak, Mnee
peeesive style, and were listeneei, tc with 16ote, children, i(lote.
wraps *motion by lupe cou'regatoiihs; "u. Juni= ease*_,,;Tha Bell aconite
leetiont, which were Liberal, are to be used
in connection with the . edupationel WOW. or dub'tl a Elingera, of St. Catherinee,
time ofthe Methodist Church. •" - will viae A n tutoal .nlerlaio'tueut On
Ihr. 'i». Wild qt Toronto, t&ye themasse- the Matteall north and emit girauits,
Linn will444 piece inh 1935, Alter *bat on the following date; s- -Hula Gree+i
end iso es s there grill be net raoxe Mentha, _iron
18th • _date;
, Twee Hall.
Rad burgess i. fila will be pxolou l *Q long ,
that a *than 100 years old will be regardetiaa ltfarott 1001 ; 1Iener►il', Margie 20th.
in the infuserof his existence. \\'bile not upeV ere very papular and
hero k
tvying the lot of these centenarians of the known aro greeted :with Intl
Rare, we inert eonfeas thitWO; weld as house. All al# m 4. atteil sad re
ers Imobemborn fifty years hones, worn
eels for the satisfaction of :Lading out calve at greed treat in the musical
ether the dealer's prophecy wines true line. Admieeiau, 2504, children,
At. half pence.
11,
M ` ^ Stephen.
'Err 1 D r F The Commit met on the 2o4 inet.
O
t� An the members present. Milantee RT
M E of lee . eieetieg .road and .'vexed.
S C. %lson hiving shown haat he
above acs acting on had e�cperided $+1f .25 z u exaaes of the
it with one year's cab- grout and staving ape tiatisfactory
. Alt tri' it. swoons for so doing, the 4tastncil
the ;Exeter PQuitry #greed to pay him belt', McGillivray
gory choice Poultry a in ilia rest.
atacl7�. Brsthutas, p 1' g
sa1., Wyaudottea, Mre. Hooper Racing undo au offer
Silver Spangled of eettletneut with regard to the male
i lid takol'ilati i"enc fled iraamllurgs, Brown of her lots, the clerk' Wee *galls r
sed White Leghorris, Baso. Comb White uee�ted to tryand arrange the mat
sh;orns, sled White•cxested Shack l?olisb. ' q &
We can heartily recommend theta to be , ter«
good sonere-dealing boys, and we would esy Billies—French—That •clerk'a. teal
it sou wanteemetluog that youwiU act be ary be same IN last year --Carried
ashamed of, 'buy your eggs from thorn. The following orders were granted:
Ser. E. J. liobinson delivered a emetics
sermon in Christ Church on Sabbath last ea
R• Baker, $ Q. S''til10r1 1q, f3.
44Tho Pewee of Meshes', the ancient El grant, $88.12 ; J. Allen,relief, •$6,
bie" bdi, or history repeats itself. Truly the omitted in Fe'brpt ry minutes .
discourse wee one of the brsigdaat ever lis• Allen, relief, $5, far t1 rob; R. Melte,
toned toby aunt' congregation, and Re ices 70 cents error inrroll • W.Gower,
satislicd that tteose, present wall. bo greatly � �,
profited by what they heard. The subject work ori centre road, 60 vents ; D.
required a test amount of study, and the Sutton, grant, 18th oon,, R1,0 ; ,e-
Iter;
?Bev; gentleman is to be congratulated on moDonatid► error In aseeaetuens of
the menterly`way in which he handled it. 1885, .26.
The sermon next Sabbath evening will be".$,
equally aa : interesting :-°-"Joshua and Gar. 001thet will meet On Tuesday, 10111
don compared a study fertile thaw. • inat., at Duff wood.
Some few weake ago the Thin received a Next regular meeting to be held an.
proposition from the Plicenis. Cigar Co., St. the first Monday in April when path-
Gatbarines, Ont:, to insert an advertistement
of their grand diatribution sehome, for which masters r Pound-keape•ra,4,fenee view-
wewere tore4oeive,abox of their choice el- ere, etc.,;will be appointed.
gent, a holder anda ticket for the lottery.•
Thinking at the, time that the *chemo Concerti's, Liman.was a fraud, and not being_ in the habit of v.
acceptingatdvertisements in that way, the
proposition was oast aside. We notice that A concert in arid of the Badding
very few of onrexehanger' accop:cd it. A iew Fund of St. James'' Oburoh,Biddulph,
dsya ago County Crown Attorney, of Toren- togs held in 'the Town Hall, Luau,
to, notified Post-ofi'tco Inspector Sweetnam last Woduesdey evening. The et,
that the lottery gotten up by the oenipsny ten$40dauoe was large, over being
is a violation of the Post -office Act 'acid°,;a
lottery of the worst kind, and requested' him added to the fund. It wits intended
to suppress all lettora'addreased to them: • that Prof. Wm. Barron, of London,
should have the mauageshhen* of the
....... concert, but owing to,lita uu'avoidablii
ROUND T 1E,COUNTRY. absence? the musical direatore kbaton
--�--- was wielded. by Prof. Charles $ton,
Anderson's'who managed the affair with greit:
MBeatty, of Bt Marys, is visit- skill. This ts,leoted gentlentea i'
Mies
y equalled -by few' prgfessionale as a
ing at. Mr. Wm. Graham's. eomio singer,. his sotto of "The Bold
Mr. Winkel Graham, of the Torjn-) Fisherman,"' time, Reillyr Wbo Keeps
lino, has gone east to purobaee, a The Hotel,'" dtc., Bing greeted with a
t ho
e 1 n
a
h .
ent•n a -,#
Mr. David Brown, of the third a i cal ouole , 'his nio, sing of
thorn was inteneygly eomio, and yet
ive, is removingaa iooi uralrllis,lwmher; touchingly p#ihe�tio. Mian A, H.
he will act a g n t mp op performed a oonpleof good violin
and machine agent. • solos, and the Brothers Paladins gave
Al rho Sabbath evening services pleasing addition to the concert.
Mise Wbey was presented with a Mr. Jones and Miss Gunn sung in
bible by the -pastor of the moult, fine voice, and Mr. A. P. Seabrooke
n recognition of her servioes ay col- rendered a. piccolo solo, but it was
ector for the Bible Society. A
Mr. Wm. Atkinson . of *hie place,,
assisted -in; getting dui an,elm' log the
other day in the tjusitf •iiear Kirkton,
r.ocuL N WS.—ilei Ghali be huppp #a tc.
cdr; 4:t off 41mes from any tart of 411
County, item of lerot nous, such ,as aa-
:Merata,or e y interest -iv Noisiest w reit.
ever, frosa,:arty of our subscribers or,,re ids.
crs gencralilr for the purpose of pubifc.
cocci.
LOCAL RAPPENtN6S
Wanted
A amort crud intelligent lad to learn the
art of printing. Meet have a fair edn etioo
Apply personally to Truce Ofdco, Exeter
Corretpoadeuts to the Tuses wanted tit
every town, silkse, settlement and misread
in the aeunty. Write for particulars,
Buildirge to the a uoan% of several thou-
sand dollars will be erected here during the
summer.
Lookout for aunouneemeut'by bills and
lsrograansmcs ata grand Masonic concert on
.£uesdey eveaaug, 24th fast. London talent,
The Assembly held in Cosworth'* liitll,.
Ucnasltt, an Tbureday evening was well
attended, and wss e plessent affair.
We direct the attention of our readers
who aro in search of land property to our
property lint in this issue,
Mr. John Reddy left for Brandon, Nyco„
oa Prtday morning last, to again togas° to
his duties its manager of Ur. Jas. i'loltard'e
implement veereroQms in that city.
iffotsrs. Prior d: Balkwill, of this place,
shipped. an Liondey a car load of fat cattle to-
the eastern tearltats. Messrs. Oka ek Davis
also made a shipluent the same day.
Rev, Mr. Carrier+, of Grand Hand, ex.
chapged pulpits with. Bor. Mr bfartin on
Sundayls*t. The Rev. gentleman pre&ched
very interesting sermons.
4. meeting of the Exeter baseball club will 1
be held at the Commercial Rotel on Monday
evening, March I6tb. A fallattendance fare-
quested.
Ourrelley d: Uo, vacate their premises in
Exeter I,iartit shortly, and trill remove to
Toronto. Mr. John Matheson will succeed
them in business,
Bey. E. J. Robinson will preach .on Son.
day evening next lathe English church at 7
p. m., a special sermon. Subject : •'Juthua
and Gordon compared,"—a prophetical atndy,.
Ur. W:m. Howard returned last week from
New Orlcane,..where be Vas attending the
great exposition. Re reports the weather
fine there.
G. Cartwright, L. D. S., will be at Exeter
each day of the week instead of only. Wednes•
days and Thursdays, as previ usiy advertis-
ed. See card. 1.
Rev. J. V. Smith, of London, gave a very
interesting lecture on 44Brid'ges" in the Sat.-
street Methodist church on Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the Y.P. 0. A. ;The
attendance was fairly good.
A. few days: ago Mr. Edward Gill, of _this
place, cut 18 cords of wood out of °one 1
tree, oil the farm of Mr..fohnWiilis. Who
can truthfully tell of a larger tree than
;.thie 2
,Last week several teams drawing wood
were stuck on the bridge, owing to the snow
having melted off, leaving the plank tom-
- pletely bare. The little flurry, on Monday i
remedied this difficulty to a certain extent.
Lir. Will, t;arling, of this place, laid week
secured second prize for his pair of black-
breaRted game, at the poultry show held at
Chatham. The judges .pronounced; the fowl
Irlt.classin almosteveryrespect.
An annular eclipse of the sun takes place
, on the 16th that will be visible„ as a .partial
eclipse throughout North America and ad-
jacent parts of" the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans.
"Yon newspaper men," Said a preacher,
''must have queer views of things. You are
always looking oh and never taking a part.
l suppose now your idea of the Day of Judg-
ment is that you will have a table off at one
side and report the proceedicgs'to the paper."
Hayisscsree in this neighborhood. It'
sells at from $10 to ell per .ton; ,and is hard
to get at that• This, no doubt, is owing to
the extremely cold and steady .whiter. 'Fax_ m-
errare now having their oats ground for
„oattle;teed:
'wing to the snow storm, which ,occurred
on Monday last, the trains on the Li '$..k.
B. R. north of here were delayed. The msil•
train from London went no °, farther- rlbrtll'
than here, and no train came south ' until
Tuesday evening.
Mr, Jos. Aiken, soy of Mr. William Aibmn,
recently of this place,left on Monday of
last week for South Africa in the interests pt
Mr. J. W. Lyons,,book publisher, of Guelph.
After making a tour of :the chief towns lit .the
cape colony; Mr.. Aileen :leaves for °Auetzaelia.
Last week we bad g flying visit from our
friend, Mr, B. O4Byrne, of Toronto, formerly
of this piaee. '' We know not what dais busi-
ness was here, but he seemed anxious to
know slow public feeling was with reference
to building new parliamentary buildings, in
Toronto. He is 'occasionally employed by
the Ontario Government as an architect, a5
;I
O. Q `*.✓"
RLN
POB TOUR --
BOOTS & SFI
ening, ltierob 10t13,
the Royat Templare of Shur pleee in.
tend 1~toiding a grand musical and lit.
ar#ry concert to raise foods to assist
ring on the work of temper -
The programme will consist
IRO by the St. Wry' Harmonic
lead by Mester..1, Coegrore,
Artist, who will :ileo give
scute aeleottons on several instru-
meets' at Once, besidee stinging from a
umber of noted musicians,dialogness,
roediug4, eto. The obair will be oo.
envied by Mr. G. D. Lawrie,. of Blau.
theta. A, fall iiaurse is desired as
this will undoubtedly be the enter.
bailment of the spoon.
A new industryle about to lei 'start•
ed here, vis t that of ohebee .turtling.
The creamery bussiuefsl� h leis for
the past four years been- curried ou,
not proving a sucoeee, the, buiMing
has been airspeed of to a M°r. Csmp-
bolt who intends oonveriing it into a
cheese factory. A mooting of farmers
end persons interested was held in the
ball on Friday after: con last, .at
which Mr. Touren, a experienced
cheese maker arse present, and gave
the audience A greet deal of praolioal
inforzustion oonoerning the business.
Fallowing are the officers elect :-Sal-
eenleto,iMr. .Oam 'shell ; aeo•treas,,
D. NW., Dnlinsge,;" auditors, Wm.
Johiiieton, G. S. Lauri, ; Directors,
N.'Shier, D. Creighton, II. D. Law-
rie, J. Mahan and Routley. Mr.
Campbell manufactures the cheese
for 2i cis par lb., and bears all expen-
sed.,
rather indistinct. Should Professor
,Horton and his talented troupe pay
Luoau another vigil, they will have
a bumper house, for Lucanites are
which measured *.ten feet lona and very critical and.appreahsle ability.
contained 1,200 feet of lumber. The
lumber, will be used in the erection of Kirlrton
Mr. B. Sperling's new mill at $irk•
ton. Mise Jennie Irvine' is at preeent',
visiting in Clinton.
Das1iswooal. Mrs, J. Stephens and Mise E. J.
Kirk have returned from a couple of
The Salvation` Army has not. yet :weeks visit 10 friends in Strathroy.
arrived: ^ Rev,. Mr. , Medd preaches in the
Bev. Mr..uoharfee had Weeds vis- Methodist Qhdroh on ,Sunday morn-
ding from Clifford, last week. lug. next.
Mies Sehurte,r iha,s`''returned home The .old engine of the Anchor Mills
hear Otifford was sent down to' the shop last weak
Miss Pieper of :Goderiob, .who. has to undergo some repairs.
been vatting here returned home on A large quantity of square timber`
has been shipped from theist parts
• Boys take yoer-----`e oat fora cut: this winter est ' route for- 'tie Q1d
ter ride, for sleighing will soon he Country.
gone. Kirkton' hie a minister who bas the
Henry ie k ipt bury behind the hardihood to stand up 'and preach'
counter, with a boiled shirt and Mille moderation in the: use of intoxioetip
.113
choker, quiise a contrast, (Thresher). Iiquore. Shame, l S1,arne 1 ,
Tho Revival Meetings are still con: Petitions have' bean *insulated' and;.
tinning with grand 'success, between largely signed both here:and at
;Wood-,
20 and 80 perious having gone for: ham preying'the Postme,eter'Gen`etxal'.
ward to,tbe,altar to 80000 •Christ, as to grant dailymail'i° from the East'
their Saviour. There Rome yet at the expiration of the present con.
who seem to be oarless and unison: tract, as the present system is very
timed about lllei heavaiily welfare. unsatiefaetory.
4.4.444,44
Usborne.
U. A. Y. N I. E. D. S.—Several
of rho most infiuential citizens of this
township met in a garret in Nlitnville
on Monday evening, March 91h, for
the purpose of organizing some edit
of a mutual improvement moiety. It
was unanimously resolved to name
this eooiety "The Ueborne Autipoking
Your Nose Into Everybody's Buil.'
nese Soolety." .It was then moved
by 1ttr. Flapjacks, eeoonded by Mr.
Bluenose, that Mr. 3. J Fiddlesticks
be President.—Carried• Moved by
Mr. Trintatat, seconded by Kilowatt'
j
Shindy, ihiat Noisy Oseon be 'Tres-
surer.--Oarried. Joe Slothful was
unanimously chosen Secretary. The
President elect then addressed the
august assembly on the topics of the
day, dwelling at great length, and
with considerable eloquence on the un-
paralleled and brazen -faced presump-
tion of a certain would-be aspirant
for nhanioipel•flionore, who resides in
the northerly' latitude of the town-
ship, and takes unprecedented plea-
sure in beholding the, .poise, without
the ; slightest consideration; of the
beam. The President oharaoterized
this would-be 'entliebody, as 'i4a con-
glob:mated mass of br'oket }purposes."
The : speeob was.;.listened'. to with
wrap/ attention, andwrae in everyre-
'peat an able' effort. '' After passing
the bean -box and refresbing, the, 'io-
nor manwith a,cluantity of the much,'
abused ' "Soot1 Aot" the following
resolplion, moved bpi Billy Poaoefable
and::seconded by Oliver Twist, was
,put`to the'meating, that 'wherelae a
.certain individual, well•koown ,to the
meknbere gf'this eoeiety, heie, ' auso•
liaised; assumed thedictatorship in
municipal matters in : this township
and whereae,pnid meddlesome mai-
ual, beaider of
pew surd tr able, Iia 4iiitragel 011
decency, stud pubtiely rn#nifested an.
entire lack of self respeot'by counsel.
ally intruding himself, without buil.
Mese, upon Ilse' deliberation' of our
township fathere on council days, and
where*, it is deemed expedient to
hays eomethieg adopted for his eve:
alai accanituodatiou, be it therefore
resolved that a deputation from this
society be aappoiuted to wail upon oar
township council at 11s next 'Attlee to
Impress upon that honorable body
the absolute necessity of estebliabing
a eiakicgg fond and issuing debentures
to raise funds to prooure and endow
a well.vuebioaed obair for His August
Highness, sesicg Haat a sixth chair is
absolutely ueceesary for a sixth noun-
cilinan.---Qarried by a atanding vote
without a division, none dissenting.
The jauitor thou turned out the lights,
emptied the 'phone into the stove
and left the mehhabera to earastnble to
the door, mattering their wayward
fancies with closed teeth apd olenebe
natal mutually deuounoing the would-
be sixth oonaoilman and the thought-
lees janitor.
Jos Bbon±lynr,,.
Usborne: March 0, '85
Not Far From Some.
News Condensed.
A few days ago, while Mr. D. Bo-
gan, of Seaforth, was wilding a large
piece of iron, and was iu the acct of
taking is from the forge, when .a
large red-hot scale fell into hie boot
lege;burning hie footand leg severe-
y.
Lee, of Georgetown beat Town, of
Seaforth in a fire mile skating race.
on Wednesday of last week by about
three taps. Not much interest was
manifested in this sport as previous
skating mese were very uneatiefaotory
to the publio.
Mr. Chao. Mason, of the mill road,
Tuokersmitb, met with a heavy lora
IAA Tuesday, hie :valuable imported
stallion died, (supposed to be caused.
from overfeeding). Mr. Mason refus-
ed $1,600 fou him and asked $2,000
se it wee a very choice animal and his
pet horse.
The other day Mr. Joe. Buse, clerk
in Messm.`.Jaokeen's store, .Egmond-
villa, while .!osiding barrels .si Sea -
forth station, hid his Land crushed
a horrible looking date, by ono of
the 'barrels falling upon it.° Soms
time: ago this young man bad his
right arm broken at the wrist,' there-
fore disabling that member, andfrom
aleadd praetiee had become quite :so-
ouetomed to writing with the deft
hand: He hosts* disabled iulboth;and
11 is 'thought his left" hand will re-
quire to b, amputated;
S'ohue' days ego while Mr. . James
Steven", of the bigpnill Goderioh,wts
melting ice: iu' front of the .engtrhe
room door, by steam from the boiler,
ow:dueted through it pipe, he received
n severe scald. ° He =planed the pipe
•hit`. what he `thought a safe position
while he removed some; of the ob-
e`tiruations, but Awing to the -great
pressure of steam the pipe was re-
moved from its faeteningai, and the
steam Strunk him on :the left' leg,
melding hin'i,-'frolu knee .,to;' ankle' in
such a manner as to take all the skin
off bis leg. He is suffering greatly.