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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-6-4, Page 8GRIGO i Rad Renton Bros., change of advertise- Stephen. 1 meat is another column. Remember that the Scotch vocalists will appear in Drew's hall, on friday evening, e i 12th inst., under the auspices of the Sons o. Temperance. Wholesale and RPtal Mr- George Dyer hae taken up his abode I on the shore of Lake Huron for a while, to. enjoy himself at his favorite sports, fishing and shooting, The summer has come. Do not keep the § children penned up indoors, fearing fresh air will give them colds, or tee sunshine spoil their oomplexiou. 'runt the rascals out. Mr. m. Drew bee traded his team of horses to Ur, E. Christie for a very hand- some and exceedingly well -matched epee of blacks, and now has a span of hearse horses FI1C ' GOODS DEALER which it would be diffioalt to beat. . SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what yon need for Constipation, Lose of Appetite, Mei. noes, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by W. Browning. Mr. and Mrs.. W. J. Carling have returned from their weeding trip, and if they enjoy half the happiness and prosperitywished them I/their many Bends, they. will have TEN CENTS oar line for first insertion, vial no cause for murmuring. subsequent in Mr. Trios, Mace, formerly of Exeter, who semina oluir charged for notices aj,t�earint' has been travelling in Manitoba, British 3n LhisCOlamII, iColumbia and Chia, is in town visiting his ----- ---- - " r friends, who are all glad to see him. Tom looks as though his sojourn agreed with him. it xa c lutes. a Fast horses, of which class of animals our 1 village on boast of having a greater* uumber ; than any place ita size ih Western Ontario. THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, 1885. are exercised en the course almost every 13OOIESELZIEB EXETER, ONT. FOUR CsINTS per line for each evening. Some of the animals are no mean "goers," A number of our villagers went to Luca!) LOCAL NEWS. -We shall Le happy to re. { the other evening to bear "Patience" play. CS1Ve at ail times, front any part of the County, items of local news, such as ac- ei ients,or any interestiing incident what; ever, from any of our ettbacribers or read- ers eaders generaily for the purpose of pubIie- ation. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. N. One of the ladioa unfortunately got hart by the horse getting frightened and up. setting the buggy.. We are glad to learn that her injuries are net of a serious nature, how. ever. Two fine stores In Exeter, betanging to the Drew Estate for sale very cheap, if not sold - - will be leased at a very low rental. A fine brick residence, formerly occupied by Mr. Drew, also a frame cottage, and a vacant village lot for sale very cheap. For Terms, fie.. apply to JOAN RANTON, Exeter. Allan Lino Bates. The firemen, accompanied by the Exeter The ratea to Europe per Allan Line are brass band, left by epeeist traiu yesterday this year lower than ever. Cabin passengers, morning at 4,30 for Brantford, to attend the SE0 to $80, Intermediate $30. Steerage, firemen's demonstration there. The men 518. These are the rates from Quebec to 1 looked well in their nutforms,aud did no die. Liverpool and Londonderry. Railway fare, credit to Exeter among the large crowd of froom Exeter to Quebec very los,. For par- flame fighters. They got house early Ode ticulars apply to J Spackman agent ]pie-' morning They aaoeeeded in winning the The following is a correct report of the pupils of S. S. No. 8> Stephen,for the mouth or May, based col attend since, good conduct and general pro• ficieucy :-•- Fifth Claw --Alfred Moorish, 441. Fourth Class --Theo Sweet, 596 ; Malisoa Tory, 854 ; Cbaa. Sandere, 8413 ; Fraaoia Shipton, 228. ThiC Henry Penh+tle,t•538 Win Morrison, 519 ; Mary Dimly, 466 ;$irarn Shapion, 44& ; Martha Dearing, 884; Emily Jou, 381 ; Jane Monist), 371; Arabella Moreisb, 349 Grave SandUMW*erg, 386 ; LUMW*JorY. 829. Second Oast - Ellen Dearing, 769 ; Rapine, spine, 729 ; Edmund Shap. ton, 636 ; Clara Sanders, 591; Elva- bbathC. Dearing, 575 ; Eliza Rowl- oliff, 503 ; James Sanders, 310 ; Goo Harness. 236 ; James Bagshaw, 103; Susan Hermon, 25, First Class, (Senior) --Minnie Mor- rison, 550 ; Lucy Jorq, 547 ; Ida Sweat, 527; Alex. Box, 456 ; Jantea Dearing, 407 ; Emma Sander', 370; Thos. Rowtoliff, 352 ; Walter Dese. ing, 882 ; Frank Sanders, 318 ; Ed• gar Heroese, 158 ; Robert Senders, 122 ; Mary Morrish, 76. First Clava, (Jnuior)-Thos, Sand• ere, 172 ; Victoria Bsgalaaw. 168 ; Christopher Dinny, 162 ; Wesley Dearing, 161 ; EK1111:011Peubale, 186 ; Janne Sanders, 128 ; Ethel Sweet, 100 ; nos Willis, 50. 85 -SPL-LING. -'85 We beg to advise our friends that we are offering for this season's trade a more than usually attractive assortment in the oT ]ry Goods rd lass, --•Mary Sanders, 574 , kr ty Counelll. Hoeft, os Rzvrsioi..--The Council �� met as a Court of Revieiou of the too. sesament at Hay, on Tueerley, 261b In this departmeet we aiut to keep oenataufly on bind a fall and complete May.-There ay a and carried, that p changes wee t(d of elf the linea, iu demand, both in $away It'd St'Pk' 8msl1wtu•es. & ty►1l solicited iia Those bora no appeals, it wan the non resident roll, be made oma felliu - lows CART J'I.NG. lows : That 0. Schumacher be 'charged with Si of 81 of Lot T. con To which we Especially devote our attention, .among which we would mention. Dross Corals In large variety of fabrics and many beautiful de -- signs. Dress Muslixss Plain, Checked, Printed, &c.. Slack, White, Cream, Colored; ; various widths and. qualities. Lace Ourtaizia and Curtain Net Large Stock. Embroideries Finest assortment e have ever shown. Cloves Cotton. Lisle, ilk, Kid ; a very varied and exten- sive assortment. =Osier,' Cotton, Lista, Baibriggian, &G, ; full display. Cretoma.es & Cretonne 3 ringes. To match ; beautiful goods. ter, Ont, I International Race. Time, 1 nein, 22 sec. 15, as owner , that lt of Lot 7, oo/i 1 ' - Without exception the Best and eheapeat' 4 be oharaed to 0, Aldworth as own•,1 Speoisit services closed in the Meth. ;4n AIhceter noir. lines o! Boots andShoeb we have ae yet seen, er • Ntat ti or w Lot 11, con 4. be obarah on Sunday night last. Mien The following, clipped from the Tilsonburg can now be had et C. Escrett'e, Ale Chil- ,Qdsll null Mr. J, E. Headereon, Mr. Riahaxd - dren's Carriages, Express Wagons, Boys. assessed to Geo. O'Brien ; that Park members cf the Hallelojatl Bapd. left Bicycles of all sizes, ; also Haruesa of aver Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, and Wiese description coustently on hand. Call an Lots 27, 28, 29, 80, 81, 82, 88, be on Monday to rejoin their Band at see for yourselves. Butter and Egps taken Iaoad with the aeeesament of J. Gil- Bayfield. Mee E. 13o11, of Exeter, in exchange for goods. C. E. 718 2m p lent invaluable assistance iu the ser. The Seaforth Ezpositaral last week thus obriet a. $650, se owner; and that vice throughout last Creak, speaks of the Rev. David M. Ramsay, son of Park Lot 9 be charged to N. B. Mo - Mr. James llamsay, of this place :-"On Lean, at $80, as owner. A. !minces meeting wee held in Sunday last, Rev lir• McDonald exahenged Tire followiu cheeps were made the hall on Sa•urdey night last to ar- t 't with Rev. Ur. Rams of London. g g range ateliers for the Scott Aot oam- tn the Resident Roll-Raoote tRserrer, has reference to s erett, son of our village clerk :--"Dick Ea- erett, of this town, won two very handsome modals at the sports of the W. A. A. A. at Woodstoek on ;lfonday. One a silver star of peculiar form, with a solid gold medallion in the centre, bearing an engraving of a man jumping over a hurdle, is the 2nd prize for the 100 yards dash. over hurdles ; the other, a solid silver five pointed star, with solid gold medallion in the centre, is the second prize for the 100 yards dash. Both medals are.cnypndsde from the device of the .Associa• tion worked in silver and gold filagree, are of considerable intrinsic value, and are ole. gant,in,desktn and fiuieb,"' coltttula.. TEE HELP AND CURE Fon Rumen AND DEroxutrr. 1t should not be forgotten that Charles Olathe, the celebrated :Surgical Machinist, of 118, King -et. west, Toronto, will be found at the Central Hotel, Friday and Saturday,lith and Gth of June. Chaa. Ciuthe has visited Exeter for many years, and there are hundreds about this section feeling grateful whenever seeing his an - announcement in the TiirEs, having been greatly benefitted ,by him, as Mr. Clutha is brought up inthe $pecialty to improve and design .apparatus for cripples and trusses for Rupture, for which he is known as the best and most reliable than we have in Canada to -day. Mr. Clothe wishes us to mention that be has no travelling ageuts and no connection with any association or so- called professors. Go and give him a call, if you require anything in his line. Court of to rision and Council Meeting. The .Court of Reyision of the Assessment Roll for 1885 met at the Market House on the 27th ult., all the members present, and duly sworn by the clerk. Mr. Hardy was . elected chairman. Mr. Joan Southcott's assessment was reduced $200, on nit6tion of D. Johns,:eocended by J. Piekard, The as- sessment of Mr. John Hawkshaw was sus- tained, on motion of W. Bissett, seconded by A. G. Dyer. Robert McFalls' name was placed on the roll as tenant to Mr. Thomas Fitton, instead of Jahn Carveth, on motion of J. Pickard, seconded by W. Bissett. Wm. J. Parsons' name was inserted on the roll, on motion of D. Athos, seconded by J. Pickard. Moved by W. Bissett, seconded by J. Pick- ard, that the roll, as now revised, be passed, and the Court closed. -Carried. The Coun- cil met, pursuant to adjournment,' all the 11 members present.. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read and confirmed. A letter from Mr. McFadden, demanding the opening of Andrew -street, was read. Mr. Pickard signed an agreement. to open the' street on or before the let September next. Moved by W. Bissett, seconded by A. G. Dyer, that orders be granted for the follow- ing sums, viz. :-Albert Bissett, $6, for' labor; John Stanlake, $8.18, .de. ; Wm. Webster,, $1.50, do. ; Thos. Snell, 81.87, do, ; John Parsons, $1.87, do. ;;John Moreslieaa, $2.50, do. ; Donald Taylor, $4, do. ; E. R. Bissett,; $28.50, do. ; and John Hayes, $4, selecting jurors for Div. Court. -Carried. The Conn•: cil then adjourned until call of the Reeve. sod pn p. s wt e . i ay, born and Muilett. Mr, Ramsay is e• young i n, A lecture in the-iRtererl of man of much ps +m promise, and his se ons Code to be assessed for West part of g Lot d Jk of 7, instead ofao eon Bros. ; S. Jackson to be *seemed as tenant for Lot 225 M. S. Hemel! instead of J. Marshall ; that Lots 223, 224, 225, P. S., be charged to Wm. Ereattr ; end that Lo 2221'. S., be charged to D. Urquhar at $850. On motion the sum of $800 was taken from the here on Sunday were listened to by large the Scott Act party will be given in congregatious with much pleasure, and, we have no debt, profit." WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Livor Complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to euro you. For sale by J. W. Browning. WARNING TO TER Puatic: The public are hereby warned against purchasing any Tin or other copy or imitation of the machine made by the Ross Novelty Rug Embroider- assessment of D. Urquhart, Mill Re- ing Machine Co., of Guelph, Ont„ covered by ve Hen 11 M ved by M H q their Patent No. 14334, and dated Marchtath, 1882. We make no tin machines, and all such are infringements and frauds. None genuine without the name "Ross" and date of patent stamped on it. If anyone offers to sell you a rug Machine look for the stamp ; if not stamped refuse to buy it. Tinsmiths and all others are warned against taldng von - tracts for making such tin or other infringing machines. All persons found making, sell- ing or using any Dopy or imitation of this machine will be prosecuted according to the Patent Laws of the Dominion. Full printed directions for tieing go with every machine. Ross Manufacturing Co. Guelph, Ont. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by J. W. Browning. • -•44 ROUND THE COUNTRY. Crediton. Our Reeve and deputies went to Goderioh on' Tuesday to attend the County Con ncil. Our esteemed citizen Mr. H. Silber, has returned from Germany after an absence of three months. The rewaiue of the late Mrs. Isaac Hill were inferred• in Exeter, ou Sunday last. The funeral was large - y attended. Mr. Hill and family have the deepest sympathy of the community in their sad affliction. M, EMBETT, Clerk, Breveties. The two Methodist ministers of this place are attending conference at ehatham. • The excavation for the cellar of the Swen- erton block, on the corner of Station and Main streats is nearly coulpleted, Our 'cyclists practice every evening. and are becoming quite skilled in riding their "steeds. " The South Huron fall &hew will be held in Exeter the first Monday and Tuesday after. the Provincial fair in Lonctou. Mr. John Renton and the Rev, Mr. Mar- tin went to Goderioh yesterday as a deputa- tion from the Scott Aet Association in this place, to lay the matter of appointing a county' stipendary magistrate before the county council. This is the season of the year when a man can afford to have his wife start talking sealskin goods without suddenly finding out that he has a business engagement down town, Elimville, Rev. W. H. Gene left for Confer- ence on Tuesday. Church Anniversary at Zi.n on Jane 21st and 22nd. Winchelsea is putting on a trim ap- pearance. Mr. George Turnbull has been rick for some time. A lecture in behalf of the choir will be given toward the end of the month, prohabiy by a strauger. The heaters of the Church are to be torn down and the choir stand moved from the back of the Church to the front. The Court of Revision wee opened here on Saturday last and was con - tinned all day Monday. A great many appeals had been entered and a very lively day was spent. The enterprising carpenter of Win- chelsea, Mr. R. Robinson, has moved his shop across the road into the sonth-west corner, the site of the old school house, where the young idea was taugnt to sprout and where 'so many hands have been quickly warm- ed, the ball here on Friday night by the celebrated temperance advocate, Mrs, Pack, of New York. Dircueeion is invited. DasbWOOtl. Mr. Henry W'alper has gone on a ver seo r. o - trip to Europe, rock, sec by his. Ronnie, that the Roll Mrs. Potter, of Platteville, is viait- as now revised be the Aeaeeiwment ing her daughter Mre. N. Fried. lioll for the year 1885, and that the We ars ,sorry to nay that Mies Great? Court of Revision be now closed.--- Bastard is still very low. Carried. Mr. C. Millar has become the filth The Council then transacted the er of another bouncing girl. following :- Mr. R. Cook has alerted some men Moved and carried that the offer of at bark pealing in his yard. ► • • Mi. J. Howard to build a bridge and lyre. and Mrs. Volker aro away on x Sporting Brevities. approaches over .he Sauble on con 4,visit to Tnvietook.- for $225, be accepted, Mr. Jared Brown is erecting a .Evans has been shelved temporar- Moved by Mr. Surerus, see by Mr.handsome brick holed on his farm. ily by the Baltimores. Heyrock, that a committee conetrting It is a perfect mansion. Flint has played in eleven games of S. Bennis tin A. McEwen, be ap- Mr. Shot ler is visiting his mother and has not ramrod since his second pointed to superintend the building of who is not expected to live, in Toron- game - the bridge. to. The Harvard! have won eighteen Oa motion the Reeve and Treasurer Mrs, Wm. Reynolds, who at one out of nineteen games played this were authorized to borrow $600 to lime was not expected to live, is im• season. The Coobituates have been Meet current expenses. proving remarkably well, the only club to defeat them. The Boston management had in- tended to release Davie, but after the Detroit game, President Soden con- cluded ti keep him for a while longer. He may yet prove a good man with a fair trial. Johnny Ward, of the New Yorks, has graduated from 'the Columbia Law School, receiving the second prize of $50 in the department of politica' science. The announcement that he had received a prize was loudly ap- plauded by his classmates. Mr. John Forbes, of Woodstook, has' received $50 from hlr. John Saunders, of Stratford, and calls for Sullivan or his backers to meet him at his hotel on Thursday, instead of Tuesday, as it will be impossible for him to be there at the time:proposed. Mr. J. E. W. Branae, Secretary, has issued the following challenge :- The Alvinston Cornet Band hereby dating as ever, for they are men who work for the a000mmodation of the public) as well as; for their own wel- fare. The youtbfnl progeny of Gus, our penny barber, of fighting dog fame, got so inspired with pugilistic. fire that he taokled a gander with a wild yell ; the fight was of short duration, as Mr. Gunder got In his Sue work on Goa' hopeful's nose, and now it is beentifally ornameuted with summer wax. Tea pedlars are ata dieoount, and. Model Windier agents have tatters their plane, who are leaving a machine at every house, making that horrid drudge (washing) esay for the ladies, consequently they will not need eo much tea, and will make their hus- bands feel glad to find male ready on Monday, and the house all set to or- der by 12 o'clock. Hellebore for Currant Worms, and Pore Dalmatian Insect Powder for sale at. Central Ding Store. 0. Lutz, proprietor. House to rent on Willi am-stroot.-Two story, with rooms suitable for large or small family. For further particulars, apply to John Matheson, Exeter North Post Office. The (lonnoil adjourned to meet on Rev. Mr. Umbaok occupied the pul- June 30th. pit of the Evangelical Church last Sunday evening. The Lutheriane are putting a lovely organ in their Church, it will be in use next Snnaay morning. Marks bas now resigned iu favor of the butcher, and can now be beau wending his way in is different direc- tion on Sunday evenioge. Mr. D. L. Chapman left on Friday last for Wardeville, where he intends staying for a few days and then he will leave for Saginaw, Mich. Henry thinks the sidewalks need repairing, ib would make promenad- ing much pleasanter those lovely moonlight nights. Henry No. 2 feels quite good over bis trip to the city on the 25th ult., it is no wonder, because he had his Lauda -da with him. Mrs. C. Plaff, who was under the treatment of the cancer doctor of challenge the Forest or Luoan bands to play for $100 a side any day later than 29th inst. Erich band to play an overture, waltz and quickstep. The judges to be professional bapd- ►-4•4-4 ' Kirlrton Mies Etta Fox, of Newry, is at present visitiug at Mr. John Irvine's. Names of oppoueots to the Fran- chise Bilt are worth 40 cents per hundred. Agents wanted. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Arkoua, recently spent a few days with friends here, while on their wedding , tour. They actually appeared to be happy. Had the Scott Act sot been in force in Huron, the • probabilities are that we would not have had the privilege of listening to that nice band music on the evening of the 25th. Much dissatisfaction ie fele on ac- count of a recent change in she ,time table, which cause, the daily Fapere to reachhere twenty-four hours later than usual. The Sabbath School in connection with the Methodist Church has d -o •oided to hold a strawberry festival o Dominion Day. Thin is a new 'de pflrture here, and will .no doubt meet . with enemas: Carrie McDonald, grand -child of Mr. and Airs. DeGear, died on Sat- urday evening last. Herremainswere taken to Kinoarditie ' via Exeter, on Monday, and interred . by the side of her mother's. Next Sunday being oonfereuoe Sun- day, our ministers will necessarily be absent. In the morning, service will be conducted by the band recently organized, and in the evening Rev. C. Fletcher, B. A., will occupy the pulpit.. Kommoka, for the last few months, was home for a week, but left again last Friday. The Budden change does not appear to agree with Henry, he has now l masters. Each band to appoint one changed situations, and engaged hie !judge and those two to select _a third. services with Baker's saw mill Co.,No other musicians to play in either for the good of'his health. I, bands than those who played in the Crops look good in this vicinity,and' contest at Forest on May 22nd. A Mr. J. Kellerman is said to have the depcsit of $50 a side to be planed in finest piece of fall wheat anywhere the hands of some responsible person • around here. There are prospect -e of having a fair crop of fruit with the exceptionofpeaches. Some of our neighboring villages say that the Scott Aot makes times very dull, but such is not the case iu our thriving' little village, for you will find our landlords, just as accommo• • either of the bands choose` to name - within ten days from date. The con- test to take plaoe either iu London or Petrol's. Headache, Biliousness and Indigestion re- lieved and cured at once by Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters, Try it. Samples free.