HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-6-18, Page 5county court Sessions.
>r1RST DAY.
Tuesday, Jane 9,
Court opened at 12 o'clock noon
by proclamation.
THE GRAND JURY •
were duly inpauetled ae follow.:.--
A. Mod. Allan, foreman, Jas. Dor-
ranee, P. Douglas, Thos. Elliott, R.
I:UW..1ton, John Hoary, S*u 1 John-
ston, A..Dehman, F. Moiler, Bobert
Mut* J.. MoAllieter. Jas, l?ie ltwan,.
W. J. MoQutobeon, F. Oliver, I, Rat.
tenbury, H. Robb, Jae, Q. Stewart,
Thos. Sneyd, I. SsIkeld, Walter Tay -
o,. Turnbull, Thos. Waiter, C.
w� k
JUDGE T411/4.8 ADDRESS..
The judge in addressing the jug
saidi--There were nine persone lu.
the gaol, five of whom were in for the
crime of being poor and homeless.
They were godly of no offence except
that they were poverty elrken and
unable to keep themselves. The
muuioi,pttlit*ea to which. they rightful-
ly belonged were too men to support
•oit them, and they were committed to
the county gaol, whish wee intended
for criminals and not pimpeus. The
question of a ]souse of refuge had been
agitated in this county fan yeass,lhue
far the county council bad not seen
At, in its wisdom to lake the !matter
In band, and eelablisb the much-
needed institution.. Of Ib* remote -
lug inmate" of the gaol, one was
awaiting trial, one wee charged with
theft and one with insanity. The in-
sane person was in gaol awaiting ad
minion to a lunatic whim, and had
been incarcerated sante months now,
owing to the fact that the asylum"
were very much crowded. The duties
of the grand jury would, therefore, be
very light this "anion, and there was
nisch to be thenllful for in the de-
crease of crime in the county during
the past ten or fifteen years. On the
1st of May the Scutt Aot had become
law in ,Huron, and snob being the Dasa
every effort should be made by the
constables and other officials to have
it carried out to the fullest extent.
One law had as much right to be
properly carried out as another, and
the Soott Act should be no exception
to the rule. The general sessions of
the peace was a meeting,aud it should.
be strictly impressed upon all oflloiala
%lint distoissal would be the portion of
any who flailed to (inform the law in
this respect. The officers should not
be allowed to wink at violations tithe
liquor law. Hie own views were to
insist upon the constables and others
Isee that the law was enforced on
ain of dismissal. At the last meet-
ing of the county council, that body
had .been politic ned to memoralize
the Lieut. Governor in Connell to ap-
point a police magistrate for the coun-
ty of Huron. The duties of the po-
lice magistrate would not be confined
•41togetber io the administering of the
enforcement of the Scott Act alone,
but would extend to other branches
of work. In the Sooit Aot matter"
his jurisdiction differed from that of i
ordinary justices of the peace, in that
there was no appeal from his decision.
In other oases his powers would be
little inferior to that of a judge. Un-
der these oondttions, the person sel-
ected to perform the duties should be
chosen from the members of the bar.
He should be a man who posses-
sed the confidence of the people,
and should be possessed of con:
siderable legal ability. It would
be your duly as a grand jury
to visit the gaol and report upon, and
on the conclusion of your labors I will
be most happy to discharge you, and
allow you to return to your homes.
Court adjourned at 1 p. m., till 2:80
p. in.
Court opened pursuant to adjourn.
men I.
Holmes vs. Mollibbon.-=-Aolion for
solicitor's bill of poste. Judgment re-
served. Seager for plff. ; Holt for
daft.
SECOND DAY.
June 10th.
Court opened at 9.30 a. m., pur-
suant to adjournment.
Pennington vs. Stephens.-Aolion
on a hill of exchange. Verdict for
plff. for 534. Mr. Champion moved
for judgment on this verdict for 534
tItnd cost.. Mr. Garrow opposed the
Judgment being in the comity ocurt
costs. judgment was ordered to be
entered for the plff. for 534 with full
county court costs up to the delivery
of the statement of defence the de.
fondant is entitled to set of against
amounts his full county court outs of
defence after that Sate, and in case
the omits amount to more than plff s
claim to judgment for the excess.
Champion and Dewey for plff ; Car-
rowand Proudfoot for deft.
Holmes vs. Bell. --Action for soli-
citors bill of coats. Plaintiff non -
suited with costs. Seager for plff. ;
Champion for deft.
An application was made for a new
division court in Blyth, and the mat-
ter will Dome up before the December
Waiwin, of Bayfield, charged with an
assault committed in 1880 the pris-
oner was discharged, as the crown
produced no witne"aes.
In ease of the Queen vs. W. John
"ton of Bayfield, aggravated assault
upon Thomas Twentymeo, the grand
jury found "No
WILL 1•011 JUk'13.1111 with Dyspepsia and
Jaiv"r Complaints Shiloh's Vitaliser is
guaranteed to cure you. For eels by T. W.
Browning,
Minsua Meir Exee4INATIONO. ,I`he fol.
lowing ie the number of candidates
who have signified (heir intention of
writing at ON different High Scheele
in the countv,'a1 the departmental ex-
arnioations, commencing July 61b
and terminating ou the 11th, Writ-
ing for Aral oleo" certificate* takes
in Toronto, beginning on the filth
place and ending 28rd July,
Clinton, Goderioh. $osfgrth,
Third-class 43 52 41
Second " 15 9 9
See. and Third 15 6 15
Special 1 1 1
74 G8 f6
Candidates are charged a feu of 52
for each oerliticete for which the write
Heif of this fee goes to the treasurer'
of each High Solsool Board, and the
other ball to elle department in Tor-
onto to pay fat' expense* of al<aanill0--!
tion papere, tto. By this arrsajte-
meat Olinten saceires $89, Godsrio l
574, Seaforih 581.
SH.ILOH'S VITALIZER la what you need
for Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Elul -
nese, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia, Prise
10 and 75 °ante per bottle. Sold by W.
Browning.trills
thou1 a'y r t1sB4) the wholesale
Flour
Cln*teee,pbebir'bag :'
hoot and shoe establishcmnt of Mews ApI1 a,perb ag ,,:
Garrett and Co., Hamilton, failed. cul easier ebs.T'r b'
and during the lifer that the affairs Turk.ekaeutperpr r iwrlb ..1)uc1u1 parer
were in the hands of the creditors it cl4i
was discovered, that about 20,000 pairs n°g'+trae:eaparatao
deet
of boots and shoes had mysteriously Ra4waroullg.
disc eared. There woo a lengthy la ara4t.0 .
pp g y 8paepskine,eacA
veetigation, but the;go4,ds were not g1oi itlrlbX•
traced, although some half dozen de s.}Tperten :
teotilres were engaged in the ease. ftnlon4rerbnan ;;, .;
Ou Friday word was receieved et To. !Nana t*er cora .
111i:+i1A157. MARKETS
routo from the Hamilton police that whsat i.erfrls ."
a commercial traveller named DonFallald snr.MA a ";
S. Betoone, who was al ane time em. Ba I (h�b
rltl
ployed by Messrs. Garratt d;Co., was viii e Oaat .nal
wituted on .uspiciou of having stolon AppJ a perhbl,
some of the goods, and Inepeotor New. dotssessper bit
hall telegraphed this information
along the ratiway line as far as Mon:
treal,where Betcone is employed. On
Saturday a dispatch was received from
vobourg announcing that Betooue
had been arrested.
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE WT.
' Goxzro Hoorn. Express ..tail, 2nd Clasa,.i
London, depart 7 45e..ar. 4 507'.Mr, 6 30 A At,
Pzeter ............. 8 57 6 10 9 35.
Heusall 909 624 9 47
Rippen 913 6 29. 10 07
Brtioedo'4t 9 23 6 48 10'22
Clinton 6 45 7 05 11 30
Loudeeboro 10 00 720 1200
Bluth 10 07 727 1216
Belgrave..,.,30 22 T 46 12: 46
1M1!inghanl arriuel0 35 7 55 1 to
Goma Souse, Express Mail. 246 Claes t
$e�
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, 403t 7 482.35. a 001.sr. 10 t,(
90
800 3 47 11 21
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CtiuraR 650 405 12 #51z.5t.
Brucofield ...... 9 e5 4 19 1 11
Sippen ........... 9 73 427 t 27
He►ala 918 4 3 r 36
Exeter ...... 935 4 43 2.9.-5
London argil 010 51 5 50 5 30
IiENsAr41,.--.Wanted et the Sensed Oat,
Meal Milts, fifty tbouaand bushels of good
sound Oats for 3lilling purposes. The 1)igh.
est price will be paid. Oat -meal exchanged
for oats.
Hsltsaza Rozraa Ilifzars,.--One of the
most aomplete rolter !nils in the Province* is
constantly running and giving the beet satin -
faction. Gristing done to order on short
Mike- The roller flour takes the lea,!. Try
11 and be convinead, 20 tons of good Mid -
Mingo on heed et low Qgurea. A few ears of
Coro and Coro Chop on hand.
Macro* & 11RQ1:110.1474
MARXIST REPORTS,
(Oorrecteditso'clooltp.ra. Wednesday1
rA a. AUX/A'
wpltrWhea t
nee
Wheat
Red Wheat New
0 Patti 4f 'RUMAT
!rife luow) .. ••
clay ,.. ..
Date ,:
Moser Rood
Timothy
Pae*,
Corn
Talr
.11
MOM
Coughs and Colds that we so fre.
qnently neglect, and which so often prove
the seeds sown, for a harvest of consumption,
should heveimmediate and thorough treat-
ment. A teaspoonful o1 Robinson's
Phosphorized Emulsion taken
whenever the Cough is troublesome, will
relieve the patient, and persevered in, will
ouruhe most obstinate oases.
The following is an extract from a
despatch received at the State De-
partment from the United States
Consul in regard to the importation
of old rags :-"I feel that such im-
portations are not free from danger,
and especially so when the merchan-
dise can be traded as coming from
Naples even indirectly. Even in this
city, (Naples) rage are stored just in
those quarters where the cholera was
most severe last year.'
Reports have been received from
over 800 points in Minnesota and
Dakota, covering every wheat grow-
ing oonnty of 'importance, and from
900 points iu Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. One hundred and fifty--
five reports say the condition now is
good ; 185 say the condition is bet-
ter than last year at this time ; 50
say it is 10 per cent. better ; 50 say
the condition is poor ; 87 say it is
not as good as last year ; and 25 say
it ie from 10 to 15 per cent. worse.
Tha bad reports are all from the old
counties, where the ground is" weedy,
and where the wheat was sown late,.
►.H- f
Scott's .Emulsion of rare
Cod Liver 011, with Hypophosphttea,
As a Cure for Mararmts. in Children.
""War. FARR, of Brooklyn, L. I., says : "On
the recommendation of my physician, Dr.
Wm. Vyse, I have given my buy, who was
dangerously ill of Marasmus, your Emulsion
ith excellent eileot, and he Is at present as
hale and hearty as can be wished,"
BORN.
COLEMAN. -In Exeter North, on the 9th inst.,
the wife of Mr. John Coleman, of a son.
WANLE69.-In Exeter North, on the 10th
inst., the wife of Mr. 'Thomas Wanless, of
a daughter.
MoPnERrioN.-in Exeter North, on the 13th
inst., the wife of Mr. Alex. McPherson, 'of
a daughter.
DIED.
Coos. -At Newdale, Manitoba, on the 28th
ult., Richard Lindley, only eon of Mr.
John Cook, formerly of St. Marys, and
grand child of Mr. B. T. Gilpin, of St,
Marys, aged 4 years and 1 month,
CormrxowooD.--In London, on the 12th Inst.,
Mrs. Hannah .Ooltingwood,formerly of this
town, aged 65 years.
ANDREW.-At'Elimville,. on the 17th ins!
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MR. W1f. LINE is prepared (o do
CUSTOM TAILORING
ON HURON -ST., ONE BLOCK 'WEST OF
MANSION HOUSE.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
made in the Latest Styles, and. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every roepoot.
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND AT LOW BATES.
Ladies Jackets a Specialty
session. ) Elizabeth Andrew, aged 79 years and 4'
In the case of the Queen vs, James months.
Give him a trial and be convinced that he
will give satisfaction.
WILLIAM LYNE.
CENTRAL
% I)S'F;ICTII;tEh1F.N'r FOR CRED-
1T')nS.--
1'nrseeet teen order of tate IIig11 Court of
4net1en (Chancery Iiivialont, made in a cause
W1SYre*R:41t1ir on .4. C: urine 14 pla"Inteff and 1,a,
viva Ann Cur, ria and .others aro!tete:414104, the
creditors of llulertJames (,arlile.end Semite
Carlile, both lata of tha'Townchit. of Hay, 413
the County of I4uron. tion*en.who hied on
or a bent the 3u14day of MarshA D. 184,1. and
13114 day of February. 14183, respectively.
are on or lwfurn the lath day of lupe,
1885.10 lend 1.y Lost. Prepaid. to 8eelautia
Vella:k Elliot, of the Village et Exeter, in
aha said (ot.aty of Hur*1n,tbos wlicik*r at the
said plaintiff. their Christian and swimmer',
addressee Dual description, the fell particular&
of their statemout of their aceousta
and too nature of the securities tit any1 held by
them, or in defauitthereof they will oe per
0115t..ti_iv excluded from the teuedtof the said
order. livery creditor holding any aeouritria
to 1.01)411140 the aatnetu•tsre me at nay chant-
lera et the teem of (;3derich, on the Ord dal. I
of Juue,1-043.4111 c'cluckin the toreaoon, lie -1
Lug clthaie mbins.e epi fated for the atlneatlon on
the
!lutea tbiehtth day of May.1041.
1Sisuctrl A.xMALCOMS(IN
Local 3fai.ter
at Guderich:
� U Y
TOUR
DRUC STORErARIs GREEN
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers'-
the best .
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. LUTZ.
MACKINAC.
SUMMER TOUR
Velem Iseasessa. Haase.
Neer Tripe pec Week swarm
DETROIT AND MACKINAC
£*d wary Work DI7 vetw•hn
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Witte /ov Ons
Picturesque Maokinao,' illustrated..
Cbelefna4 r.u. Ps *ester.. atw*d rm.
Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nev. Oa.
C. D. WHITCOMB, Ran. Psna. Aar,.
DCTison'.. minis.
SEW TA!LO !D? 1
Win. Senior
Wishes to inform the inhabitants of Exeter
std surrounding townships, that he has
paned
A Tailoring Shop
in FANSON'S BLOCK, (up -stairs), where he
will be prepared to do all kinds of Customs
Tailoring.
If you want a (food -fitting and Welt -made
Suit, Coat or Pants, you will find Sat-
isfaction by giving him a trial.
I&fr. Senior has had long ex.
perience and is a practical
workman.
Remember the Spot,
Directly over Geo. A. Hyndman's Grocery
Store.
Tnseet Powder
AT THE
cminUn Labarator
Will. Senior.
!ntcrcsnia1 flaiL!ay
The Direct Route from the West for all
points in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
Prince Edward Island. Cape Breton
and Newfoundland.
A31 the popular sea bathing, fishing and
pleasure resorts of Canadaare along this line
Pullman ears leaving Montreal on Mon-
day Wednesday and Friday run through to
Halifax. and on'nesday Thursday andSatur-
day to St. John, N. B., without change:
Close connections made at Pointe Levis with
the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richelieu
and Ontario Navigation Company's Steamers
from Montreal, and at Levis with the North
Shore Railway -
Elegant first-class Pullman, Buffet and
Smoking Cars en all through trains.
First-class Refreshment Rooms at conveni-
ent distano es.
IMPO14TIRS AND EXPORTERS.
will find it advantageous to use this route as
it is the quickest in point oftim e, and the rates
are as low as by any other.
Through freight is forwarded by fast special
trains and experieneo has proved the Inter-
colonial route to be the quickest for European
freight to and from all pointe in Canada and
the Western States,
Tickets may bo optained and also informa-
tion about the route and about freight and
passenger rates trout
ROBERT B: MOODIE,
Western Freight&Peasouper Agent
93 Bosein House Block, York St., Toronto
D. POT!S'INGER,
Chief Superintendent.
Railway Office, 6fonoton, N.B:,May 14,'85-1y;