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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-4-30, Page 841 GRIG+ Wholesale awl, Retail Isooicezzama Teemorrow wttl tiring about s new artier of things in this and other e;out#t+os iu ra- garil, to the liquer traflie, as the Scott Mt then cones into operation, atter which time, for the space of three years, liquor eaunot be lawfully parchasee except from those ecneed to sell ouly for purely xnedieival pztr. poses. esu the certificate of a medical doctor. Tee fauenlof the late Wm. Weekes. OM last Friday, and was attendee by a large number of friends, as well as the mem, of Court Harmony, Independent Order el Foresters, of which deceased was a mem- ber. ,A. sheet service wee conducted at Ina ---,-A\A tete residence by Rey. W. Martin, who spoke it the most eulogistio terms of the departed, after which the cortege proceeded to the L., Y GOODS DEALLozdon,►ed interred in he family Bury -n• Rdepot. The remains were co veyed ing ground in Woodtaud cemetery. On Saturday, while qtr. Bailey, clerk in ' the Molewna Bank here, in company with two outer gentleman, wait perambulating through the woods east of the town. be re- ceired a cold bath. It appears the three ware crossieg the river, walking on a log. and when Mr, B : got near the oeutre his TEN eENT'Sper line tor orstinsertion. ant' foot *lipped. precipitating hire into the we,- rot'a er; C6 per true for ecce subsequeezt in ter, whieh was just deep enough to cover his certiou wilt be charged for waives. appertain* head, Re scrambledabout, and in A few in this colutats- , moments trached terra firma, He he/ to walk a considerable distancbefore be could % e getdr►ed. and the tit►ud being cold. be got ' ' •t titer 1m$'; . i quite a cbin- The daet.irtg Rill teach Mr- li, to be more esatione int #attire when <roes. _ _ ing the ricer. TH4 RS} AY, APRIL :30th, ltlgd. WO notice ler the report of the ixatai#sa•$ th>tt of the itudente of the 1 ietoria M+edie:ai College. Toronto, that ad etu+ients plate! passed their prismy examination, ;elide 8 i.t?4'.if i rms.-ire shatr it happy to re.' auri,eeded only in part. Atuoug the letter seire at afttilses. proa any part of the umber the name of oar itlastriau. yoxth. County, items of local ne#ro. *itch as a... li, 1i. t'awan, figQ '$ It secmei fro►n the ciderts or any interesting incident :chat. I licit that ;be vast youth sad seven kindred ere/a/row any of our subscribers or rend spirits bare fennel the tea cue of the hast. ars generalki for the morn, n, of public.. flat the With vtstmosst youth net eommet;e_etd R, the RtiUn, " wrung end et the prufeseiou. I'lieltespa it ; might be batter if be wenn 'mug np lila 'srtebel, ss ou *willow tree for the present.) and strive to get some knowledge of the ale. "mentery brenehes of the prefrssiou. E:7keT R, ON i'. LOCAL HAPPENINGS, Coppetai neulphat4 of Iroul the best via Six Somme people -three plies and three rite ental. far axle at tit.' Family Drutleuzen-rue tints rs of one of Dr. i+:rsage% W. n. t,erteo:a, waving. blindly, from Petrous, hue beim: Owing; to the demand ter tvc mecca iu our conducting evangelistic services ht tltr• UAW. #nation and hints, which if acted upon, will greatly aidin carrying out the law in this + county. 8 `Two fine stores in Exeter, . Drew Estate for vale very ern p n net to ten . W10140.118' will be leased at a very loaf rental. A. One We begto advise our friends that we are offering for brick alsidmt e. formerly occupied by Mr. 1S season's trade a more than usuallyattractive assortment Drew, also a frame cottage, sod & vacant viilagelot for sale very cheap. For Terme, in the &c., apply to JOHN RAyNTON, Exeter. Without exception the best and cheapest w !lues of Boots and Shoes.rezi are have as yet seen,1,-IIN 1g sp I ario dee*OW be had *t 10., EacreWa alto. Obit- • ata Carriagea. ExWagons. gons, i3oya Bieyelee of all aloes, ; also Harness of every desorption oonstantly on hand, Call sad see for yourselves. Butter end Eggs taken n exchange ser Roods. C. i'. 26 2m King's Combination Spectacle to suit any age3for sale by C. Lutz. Ventral Drug Store. Sole agent for Exeter. SPRING '85 ROUND THE COUNTRY. Dress 24usl3.x s To which we Especially devote our attention, among which we would mention : Dress Coods In large variety of fabrics and many beautiful de— s1gue. teentrallia. Fell «heart never looked so pros. porous as it doea this spring. Our old time grazier and cattle deal- er, Jae. Elliott, hisa ;3f1 flue auinaala. Hard to beat. .i.1- R. _Huston of Pstrolia, Junotiatt. took a ran harem last weak, and look. Mate and Hearty. Efliereffle. Several faruierr► have .eonemeuofed seeding. • Mr. (leorge Slea{uan hair improved the look of tort lot by ereotiu-g a new picket fence. Mr. Nicholeou, formerly an betel - keeper of Grantee, will probably bo the ocoupaut of the Elituville hotel next year. Farewells are generally painful,aud wo can bid farewell to maw, beauti- ful Nowell it be, without a eiu:;le anlitttiry regret. Mr. p. T. Ball+, wile has been at -- po.t•t.tliee, a auutber of rse+r oxen leave rem : street Methodist church for tit•• rut ten tdruliut; t'aaada Busineat college ries On �. a else evening the n �.re u ►' e l its' ehnreht was tilted to rho berets with a roos up. bark yards. &r,, i* now t tit Chatham, or carne three .loath* ; 4'leaniug Plain, Checked, ,Printed, &e. lx.ao Blank, White, Cream, Colored; various widths and qualities. 'ace auxtetixt.4 and. Curtain Net Large Stock. Finest assortment we have ever shown. CM:Mee Cotton, List e, ilk, Kid ; a very varied and exten- sive assortment. 11051.0Z47 Cotton, Lisle, Baibriggian, Sc.: full display. Cretonnes tic Cretonne I'x3a .gas. To match ; beautiful goods. ,,smalivrexeg Ill this department we aim to }veep conslautly on head a full anal cuuielete eteck of *11 the lines, in demand, both in Finley anti Staple Smellwares. :l colt eolietW. ,r3,1„The #t ee ,leer ie teelmeg a tl oraugit o tate:dive audience.. After Iter. M►. Teeter arrived home taut Sa.11yday. and bas .creae of sit rremises. ' hadt+tcwcvtri it wary talueit sermn#, severalmawnaw exchanged tee pan for the plough no. Ina •tall dub e�rulrsuueed prime 'of "13 the_ It+tn ate`! the til sea members' s ssdandle.. : oiog. TGs, Gaya temal • !hent elves vet), q ' 4rscefnity tulle°'.i. x nivel upon. Ilse masted t•e tier• frets the . .ire after eer'arl<t.t Bend. trice i#1#i s sus come. T'b,ti u#ctubei•,a r,f ttti+n,. Mali• . an Was entirely eioveted tin their were.: Mr. \V a Futtoa hit rented otto ,►: r , vtetitotut Cltur<l# wilt l+e!nail.,/ lt►tilee, .There was a ductal couture lti'e return +ear thanks i+t jfr. risers Fug. , :; sial much good bait rtoo oohed from their visit • hie (roma to lir, .f ld .retia. tB tisrp is :sew #s t;erntan; , for tiles of ranoua 9 ass to $irkkc»# nexexpecte). a k.l. They expect ` ?Hiss .Tnttnia lro#leid.e is ##t preaeut � ion guying the supper !lour, after pspea. i'rder .cti3 sa the ed country. on Fab),rveuin last liPr. D. i.,,,, #a, of r i ting f:iet:ds in 1' creat. which they wound u} with the favor- .easnr.n t fu er whitetW, in drespalmauttro'Ut a#p Ailsa t'raigreproduced a torture with% wast Miss M. unmoral), of (:ltslton, lea ate play, and dispersed to their homes -!auric t,' ba the wttole n nuth of '.ovem« i de liver t by lir. T laza ee ort tirin#s?ty ramp; the guest of ria ltobiusou, of Grand f chug that: n watt tile best party that' I •r ru c•a<tt year p.�erund, being #t defences %•f the liibh� hurl !lend had had this seaeeou. It. 11. left Nest Sal+batit the last quwrt+ily �t rrrt cause a t+ # ai prayer a areae+ CI the year in e:n utectzou with they 1 b AAC CARLING. mouth-argau. Chailte is a greed play and deserves prase for :ilia muerte Supper was nerved abau.t 12 o'clock by dudes No. 1 stud No. 2 and their •,Ila tcu#perone. Hien limp their erisutle r 4 f:aristiaufty against the attacks of 1t.tLertleioa Jesate Fulton, of Port Blake, Monday for Saginaw, lliah., where Ingersoll. The letnre wee given iu the+ :oleulnlai mires the t:ueipk !!amity. t Main.street 1l't'r lint t`inrr*t t i alts - a i#'I bee returned home greatly benefitted he will be engaged as book-keeper in A, thunder eturw ace •alma# std hy ra#u, 3 1 friends in Petrone, Iitlleboro and parity pp :there aieiustaneel• mater!, wLcrr tin; u a ;; t ► # was e" Q, a wholesale honed We wish !tile pros- uat. , the attendance erfair. yet t tltrra were #+tit ;. by her sotuatvltett lengthy viltlt ainanQ , • as rnan + treseat as Such a lceturn r+h,patd n crit stud future ha ins*s. , attract• t ltrithansty and iurtdetit� nrr+� Sisittwt F:xe ter ou Saturdalp night. This watt l laced ou trial!, with the alum:nee� as OMR other places. Front Qct eze l Qat lniir#1 correspondent. the first *bower of the swoon, and %%needtp j !soul then evieence is fewer et each want pre. air, A. W. Roeineme lifter a few r B crew..-- [r. Fred Null, hits wog the grass ilt of May hao become gi+utiou ite `sit' apart as :a ! dared, It Wes slu.wn that Christianity had weak*' visit with 1158 laareute, lir. and led into town,--;.Xr. John Duret, of -chicl holiday by the Minister of Education done ever, thin„ fur the people and infelelity ,1j* nichard Robinson,. of this vi 1 colhorue township, was a guest of h*d don4 worse thein no f Itpruppotka ice taxa stipay tt#e d3ible and Biwa , � � r. Birks ie week, -Mr. 'termer that atter thea rain stn Wow who cling to its plumbic% nothing bet- awn inieu e m tug a town next ,r the in trpotie t�f its observation .as x dey , Wing or humVeYe' . realty, to now nu his return to British C li A $ k thH for tree -pleating. L h 1 Columbia (, if d meanie/ t i t ter in iia stead, but !raves them put the dark.' Preparation's have boon made for • week. --Mr. R. Dude has left ; ea hair eaten:I a night there was quits a noticeable , atnprevenie�nt in the eppesrance of the fall Vic lecture was such a complete refutation floating the winter's supply of loge fi toddy da, They lett this track for vheat whieh now looks stoma enough ttr of the arguments --if each thea can be celled ` , , + C p • adsane b In dawn to Port Franks ; but erne. , the south* probably woes to Clnalo endure any alight frost that may attack it. Y gab a r that if hr. lir any+ ,. On another page maybe found a letter lot his disciples hart beard it they would have �Vllliatns Mosley have issued sedate Sam`s dozua%nr.--Horsey ban finished felt like ;dinging out of the Orwell. These for tt delay o#1 account of the rapidly, taking musks lessons ; John thiokei tram oureorreepandent in the `orth-A est, which fully describeathe trip of the 7th leu- siiiere between the first gap and Wiunipwr• it will, no doubt, be interesatiag to our read* .vis. as the writer is an old Entente, Trunk Railway intend, shortly to tau only bin's impaired health prevents her lira- ocoupied the pulpit in the Cvaogell. The Salvation Army here held s jubilee is one passenger train elicit way over the r.. fl. altar et her customary duties t#e i cal Church here last Sabbath oven - their barracks last Tuesday, avoiiing, when f3 tl; y , ;ifieera from Locale. Clinton and other piaeea 4: B• eraueh. The trains to be cancelled are teacher in S. S. No. 12. Stephen. but in There was a large ettendauoe. ;vete prevent, and rtddreseed the audience, north such we l wLeinleas not eery large. Two children were also "christened," tatreu by the Co. it will be a great iurouveui- restore her health rind aprrits, lir. i Brucefiald, �a*oro visiting friends this encs to the general public along the line,and Believe 16 tib •t t it teacher. k G h bicyclist who have heard Dr: Talmag►+ lecture. any increasiug height of water near the his turn comes next. We wisl# l#ltat Wet Mr, Rogers imitates his aryls est delivery mouth of the river. anososs if be shored undertake the very is�vLn ercrl aroanpd that the tinned We regret to dear tll.at Miss Moliib- I task. -Rev. S. Wettish, of Nornlanby, the oinn.. the ening L It, the man act onaneatope a few tveel,e' rest will quite 1 -Mr. Munroe and Mies `sayer, of The 13oard of health Inspector is malting , , r site eco r. week. -Our ur c autpion lays 1st nr- a house -icehouse inspection this spring, and the sanitary law will be enforced to its fullest degree- We glory in his determina- tion to have, if at all possible, aheatthy people in the town. On Monday, while Mrs. Balsden was wash- ing. a needle which was in one of the gar- ments, penetrated her wrist. Medical at- tendance was at once summoned and tbo needle extracted. The wound us doing as well as can be expected. Accordingto the new school law the sum- mer holidays begin on the first Monday in duly and extend to the last Monday in Aug- ust in ugustin cities, towns and ineorporoted villages; in rural districts the holidays begin on the name day and extend to the third Monday in August, A meeting of the Directors of the Mechan- ics' Institute, Exeter, willbe held in the In- stitute rooms on Friday evening neat, com- menting at 8 o'clock. .A full attendance is requested, as there is some business of im- portance to come before the Board. Bev. E. X. Bonznsozs, Pres. On Thursday, while a lad named Amoa Young was driving a colt down Main -street, and when nearing the bridge, - the animal became unmanageable and kicked the shafts and dashboard of the buggy and inflicted several ugly wounds on the driver's hands. The rig was considerably smashed. Sprightly correspondence to a local paper is a great help to the people of the vicinity represented. It advertises it above other sections of the country, attracts buyers of stock, &c., from ether places, and adds to the dignity and importance of the people to a far greater extent than is commonly sup posed to be the ease. A recent amendment to the Ontario Li- quor License Act reads : Every person, not being the occupant or a member of his fa- mily or lodger in his house, who buys or ob- tains or attempts to buy or obtain intoxicat- ing liquor during the time prohibited by this Mt for the sale thereof, shall be liable to a penalty of not less than 82 or not more than $O and costs. Amos Young, while shooting along the river in the woods east of here, the .other eyening, came near dropping another gen- tleman, who was across the ;dream. It ap- peers he, in company with several others, was on a hent for game, and while he aimed at:a bird the gun went off (perhaps at half= will in many respects injure business. We Sugazemaking has not been tie great rived Boma last Saturday, and is now believe, however that this cancelling of a success in this art of the o,.nntry practising for the spring races. ---Our trains will be partly made up for by attach- p P g P g ing a passouger coach to the freight train, If thiugs continue onthia road as they have during the past year. we would almost be as well without a railroad. At present freight oan bo conveyed from London to Exeter by team cheaper than by rail. What wa3 the L., H. & B. R. Itemised for " We believe it was to give the people along the line better accommodation, which at present they are not getting. [Since writing the above we have learned that the question of discontinuing the trains has been postponed until a calculation has been made of the number of passengers travelling between London and Wingham. Police Magistrate Young, of Hatton, deliv- ered a very interestiug address on the Scott Act and its enforcement on Monday evening in Drew's flail to a large audience, who lis. tened to what he had to say, with very marked attention, frequently showing their approval by hearty applause. Mr. Young pointed out the necessity of the temperance community being united in their efforts to have the law enforced, and advised them to punish violators of the Act to the fullest ex- tent. He said they need not be surprised or discouraged if they saw drunken men on the street after the let of May, as in Halton the liquor dealers made men drunk and sent them out onthe street when the I,ot first came iu force in that county. Mr. Y. stated that the treating system and public sale of intoxicants in the county of Halton wore to- tally destroyed, and if liquor was obtained at all for drinking purposes, the party getting it had to sneak into garrets and other dark holes, and there was no man who had at- tempted to sell in defiance of the law but had found it a losing speculation. It was not difficult to obtain a oonviotnon under the Act,as the finding of liquor in the bar requir- ed the hotel -keeper to prove that it was not kept for sale and that be did trot eon any. Numerous convictions had been made in Halton in that way. The speaker stated, and defied contradiction, that the law, had been asucrees in the county of Halton, of• which lee felt proud, and he felt snre,it would not be a failure in this county, The mean- ness ofthose who were opposed to the pass- age of the Act in not joining ` with the tem- perance people to give it a fair .trial was as in former years. Mr. Wm. Fonts merchants are making a grand displayis to be congratulated upon his excel in millinery this spring. lir. Erase. kris quality, however, although the !net Rothermal, who has been suffer - quantity may not be as satisfactory as ing frorn rheumatic pains for some usual. time is still confined to the house. • We hope he may soon recover. -Hat trimming done at the pea -nut store in the latest styles. --Messrs. J. Wertz and J. Heesenauor, of Fran- ciatown, were in towu this week, ou business. We believe they are going to engage in some sort of enterprise there, and wo wish them success in their undertaking, provided its for the interest of the village. --Thera was a dance at Cook & Nartleib'e hotel, last Monday night to wind up the (looks AA. GONE Bur NOT FORGOTTEN. ---Again this village is led to regret the de- parture of one of its most esteemed and valued friends. Mr. Rolaud H. Fried, who has quite recently gone to Michigan, where he expects to take up his quarters in 'East Sagivaw. Mr. Friel has always acted the part of a true gentlemen, and has gained the deepest regards of the entire com- munity, be possesses the most unique manner, forming true and lasting friendships, which made him especial- ly attraotive to all. Thougb our so- ciety will feel the loss of one of its hers, yet we heartily join in tender- enterprising individual from most respected- and interesting mem• p An has g S An i been doing an active ing this farewell as a sentiment of our g sincerest wishes for his future hap- piness, and ever attending success. Dasltwoont, Mr. F. Noll moved to town lash week. Dr. Zeigler, of Berlin, was visiting here this week. The dudes - got paralyzed at the party on Friday eveniug. W. A. Fried returned from Elsie, iliicls., on Saturday. The bioyole will soon be in operation. Roury's hostler was back in town on Saturday evening. Rimy rejoiced to see his brother again. It has been remarked by a good judge of women, that Dashwood has more pretty girls than any place its size tate judge ever visited.. A. feather in your cap, girls 1 • The white headed boy, or probably better known as the barber who gives the public a penny shave for 10 cents, wlte a clean towel (not to every cut - toiler) every Saturday night, has. en- gaged his services with the .California News Co., as messenger boy and geu- eral lackey. We think he will find no difficulty in making the situation a success, as lie is much better adapted to the w,rk, than he is to the barber busiuess. - Between thirty', and forty young people of Dashwood and vicinity as- sembled at the residence of Mr. Noah Fried, last Friday evening, and hon•• ored his son, Roland H. with a party, in remembrance of his departure. The time was occupied by vocal and cock), the lead striking the leg of the young t poluted out. He condemned the action of instrumental musts, miscellaneous man on the opposite bank. We would sig the commissioners in this county in licensing • gest that •Amos be ordered to the North- old liquor dealers to sell for medical par- playa, &e. -Misses etethig and Fried West, as he would make a very courageous poses, as the act intended that druggists oniy furnisoed the music an the organ, soldier, should sell. Mr. Young gave valuable infor- while Charlie G. joined in with,the • every shale -•!!areas and bulls was large. In the yearling short hone butte there were eight entries, end the judges oxperieuoed much difficulty in awarding in awardiug prizes. The epeetatcra were as nuinerane as at the fall far, baring the ladies. The fol.. lowiog is a list of the animate to- which o which prizes were awarded ;-- n0atiet . Homy draught, uniporter!). --1st, Calquhouu & Dow. "Major" ; 2ud, Lolquhouu & Dow, "Rover" ; Chas. Brooke, "Soots Wha Hae". 8 year Sendeburn, "Lad its Blue" ; Wm. Graham, "Kilroy Boy". Csnadiau draught. --John Stepbene, *Young (Amman". 2 years old.-- pat, Amos. Marriott, "Young Stout" ; ilud, Leonard !Hunter, "Prince of Huron''. General Parte:me--A., 1). Colquhoun, .‘Douglas", and Wm. Graham, "Young Morquio of Lorne" both extra prizes. 8 year old, --lel, Wm. Routley, Youtsg bladder". 1 year olti.---John McCullough, "Sun- shine'". Roadsters. -P. Ourtaiu, ,e "Pluto. Lliataga" ; T. l3ieeett, "Volo"; J. W. 111elntyre, "Young Revenge". 8 year aide -John MoNeviu, "Gener- al Wolesley". Carriage. -A. Nicol,. "itlembrino Spangle". French.-- Jas. Foster, "Young St. Lawrence". Peroheron.-John Stephens, 'Chal- lenge". Beet horse of any age or close for diploma.-M-Coiquhoun & Dow, "Major". nuns. Durham, aged. --John Alltaon, 'Flat Greek Serpand' ; Franois An- derson, 'Royal Oavatier'. 2 year old. -Geo. Gill, 'Fullerton Glory' ; John Sutherland, "Caesar' ; Rob't Bell, 'Young Lorne'. Yearlings. -George Bentley, "Goliath" ; John Hooper, 'Excelsior' ; Jas. Hazlewood; 'Prince If Lorne'. Special. -W. H. Gill, 'Fullarton's Model', Grade. --2 year old. --Thos. McCurdy. Yearling. - Win. Hazlewood. Diploma for bull of soy age or class. ---George. Bentley, "Goliah''. JUDGES. Horses, -dances Westoott, Exeter J. W. llobinson, St. Marys ; P. O'- Brien, Blaushard. Bugle. ---John Stephens, Blanchard ; Tiros. Lawton, Blanabard ; Wm. Pridham, Fullerton. American. The New York police are unable to find oontraotor Buddenatlok. He. has probably gone to Canada. Gen. Grant's condition is unchang- ed. The General and family will probably spend the month of July at or near. Saratoga, and August on, the Catskills. tBlanshard spring Show. The annual Spring Show under the auspices r f the 131ansbard Agri- cultural Society, was held on their grounds in the vatage of Kirkton, on Thursday last, and was in every , re - spent iniunptecedeni d success. The number of animals on exhibition in trade at Washington for three weeks, sailing offices.. Several :prominent politicians have been ' vigtirnized. There is no law covering such cases. Boy'sland Giles who are growing should (to ensure strong and heathy constitutions) be given regularly flOb*rlSon's Phos- phorized Emulsion, to keep up' the waste, that is continually • going on in the system during the growing period. ['Shiloh's (Jure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping -Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by 3. W. Browning.