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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-1-21, Page 1r TIi, DICKSOIN, Barrietor, Soil. I • oitor of Supreme Court, Notary Public Conveyancer, 7otiumissioner. &c, .Money to. Loan, Office in t'anson'@ B1ook,f,neter, �/I Mc1:+'ADDEN, Barrister; Solicitor, Conveyancer; Etc.,I EXETER, - - ONT. Odleo gamwell'sl3lock (Flail's ofd omee.) DENTAL: CA.RTWRIGHT, L. D. S., 4. pened dental rooms over t AILS BANE, where he will be p,Wparedto extract t eeth without pain. All oterationaperformed with ease and C ,AGULINE.---Cement for Brok- sf ill. Gold fillings a speoiaitty. Office hours en Articles, Sold everywhere. 9 a. to:•to 5 p m. 0EIAna:.s MODERATE , TERMS Solo Makers.--liaY BROS., Stockport Orin, England. KINSMA.N,DENTIST.;J.D,S Fon COUGHS AND COLDS "HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE OHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY." VOL. XIII., NO. 22., EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,, JAN'Y 21, 1886,, 'Tease wtrssE & g/Ow IPublisherls•aavd' Proprietors IMPORTANT NOTICES 'Extracts Teeth without pain, by giving Vitalized A.ir, or by using the NOW Local Autesthe- tic ou the gums; makes Gold Pilings and all other dental work the best possible. Rooms Upstairs in StMw1LL's BL,00ic, hast side of Main -Street, Exeter, Ont. MEDICAL CCLUTZ, M. D., • Ofticoat his residence Exeter. TIE. ERVING, GRADUATE UNI• IIJ' VERSIT'Y Trinity College. lien?her of College pbyeieiansaudsm. coop- Out., Jftl c e,Kirkton. DE. RYNDMAN.-CORONEEFOR theCounts-ofHuron. UfFtoe, opposite ,Ir.f. ;arlina's store ,Exeter W. BROWNING M. D., M. C eel • P. S,Graduato ViotoriaUniveraity.Ofce andlresidence;Doti:_nion Laboratol y • Exe ter ►COO* arson Wishes to announce tothe inhabitants of Exeter and vicinity, that he has opened out AY'11P B COMPOUND OF LIN• ot0 auShoo SEED, Aulseocl. Senega, Squill Tolu, &o with Chloro dyne. in the korner Store North of Sami'el KAY'SCOMPOUND, a demulcent Le Pickard's, where he is prepared to make expectorant for Coughs and Colds. KAY'S COMPOUND, for Coughs �� and Colds, is equally servioabLe: for GorsesaudCattlo. K. ANY'S TIC PILLS, a specific in Neuralgia Face -ache &o. ® J. CLARK., COMMISSIONER ...` • intim Court of Common Pleas—Deeds, Wills, Mortgages, Leasoe,andall forms ofag- reements drawn and executed according to law. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Parties wishing to borrow money ou account of re- contpurchasee ofland,or to pay off existing mortgages will and a great saving by giving me a call, Can tend money at6 and 8i per oent. accprdingtoterms. N.J.CLARK. DR. J. A. ROLLINS, M. 0. P. S - 0. Office, Main St.T,xetoi3O nt. Resider co housereconly occupied by P. McPhillips, Esq. AUCTIONEERS. �ENIiY EILBER, Licensed Auc- tioneer for liny,9tephen, and McGilli- oderate :ates. Office—At Post-office,.ToWnSh s. So les c Crediton, ed at Ont. TOEIN GxILL, Auctioneer for the C1 Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborne and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales arranged at this office. - VETERINARY. T-RiNNENT, Veteri- lj,Graduates of the Ontario College, Torou• cued an office tment o f a 11 Animals, on Exeter. Calls TENNENT• Mary Surgeon Veterinary to, have op for the trea Domestic ar .in street - from a dis -�� tante prompt'y attended to:- Medicine for Horses Cattle,&c uivoya on hand: MONEY TO LOAN. ONEY. TO LOAN ON REALES .. tate for tli.l ' ou & Erie Loan •r Sav-. ingsdocioty. Le , esofinteresi. Applyto Toho Spaekman,Ex qez. NJONEY TtO LOAN AtT 6 AND 6/ porcent.aeoording toerme. Private Funds. Applyto E.V,ELLIOT, Augusti5,'85 Solicitor, Exeter , MONEY TOLO LOAN o AND 64 - per t 2Private Fu Loaning Companies represented. L.R DICKSON, Barrister, Exeter, INSUttANCE, J. CLARK, Agent for the Us- N•borne and ti'ibbert Slutua 'FireIneur once Company, Residence -3rd Con., Usborne Orders bymailtoExeter P.0., prompt17at- tendodto. TORN M0DONELL, ISSUER OF tr MARRIAGE Lf7ENSES. pyyrcE IN PAXSO- N'S BLOOR. �n MutualInsuranee Also a y of for the Lontrc saran Company of Canada, 5lorcitDttle7 ?,i?..._.__90 C7 —Capital rCy Ont. Glasgow & Londoii Is aneo—Cap tal $2,500,000 ; tioad Office; Montreal r Stand- tird Lite Insurance Co., Road Office, London, England ; Guarantee & Accident' Co,: Bead ffice, Toronto. JOHN MoDONELL Exeter. fr- HE, Wr.'I'ERLOO MUTUAL V.43E INSURANCE CO. Established in 1863. 1EAD OFFICE - • 1NATERL00, ONT. This corntanV has been over Eighteen eario,auduonti Uosoto, insure iu Western damage by Fire ,Buildings,Merchandise,Man- able property Intending ll other descriptions insurers bay() the opts n of insuring option of inBuring on the Premium Note or 0ash System . est ton years t3rie Company Duringi57 p tl, asissuedand amount of Policies.2 03acoandipaid inlossa- to ttieamouu7;,2,e00'' oe;aloner$70e, consisting of Cash Ai ssotS, 1016,10,, n e..nk Govern ntDeposit, and the unaee- hoeso premium N ,telae ©1ndaCd f force. TAYLOR, So WA EDEN M D,' Ty. Jt D. ro,b er t. C. I. ACAS, Secreta Agent for Exeter and vicinity. SNETiL, THE 1 tintOrC 111 111 GGto y pg, c vAN ADA, ''assenger; nd freight The Royal MuiI, i and Gre Britain and Canada r est a dall points 11 between Lana( W Bente tw uct bo • 9 i i do Chit. dao direct ib�nto botRceon the ,e an on the Lower St. Lawront SUMMONED To Appear before the Bail E. Ill. FISH, Where the mix who came at the cry of"next" received a Shave and a Hair -cut which could not possibly have been surpassed by• any barber, NEAR TRE POST OFFICE. JUST L�YLT!" SAY ALL THE LADIES WHO SEE Ike. J. • D A .INO'S LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS, Without a doubt they are the most becoming styles ever introduced. Ladies, for something in very flue style, such as the Langtry and Parisian Bangs, Saratoga Waves, Switches, Puffs, Curls, or Wigs, call on Ike.J, Dearing, at CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER. Where he will. supply all your wants in the Hair Line, URESEOUCHS COLDS. HOARSENESS;ETC, all kinds o; ordered work. Sewed. work a speciality. Repairing promptly attended to. GEO. MANSON, Late Manager C. Eacldtt's Boot and Shoe Establishment. May 14th 84. &'!1IL TAE T9IE011 MR. WM. LYNE is prepared to do CUSTOM TAILORING At Kirkton. SUITS, PANTS OR COATS made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT LOW RATES. Ladies Jackets a Specialty Give him a trial and be convinced that will give satisfaction. WILLIAM LYNE. Butter & Eggs WANTED. 'J. Matheson Has opened out in Currelley & Co's. Old Stand, EXETER NORTH CENTRAL Complete stock of Groceries. DRUG STARE 1G lbs, Sugar; 1 Tea, 25, 50 and 75 cis—Good Quality. 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. lour, aim ila, New Brunswrok, 7dllv. Eaa S Pet , Islana tape Breton, lewfotutitl lasede t3er•nlitda, unaie`�tt and. lir Sleeping hew and elegant Pullman buffet , rains. tind Day Cars run on through i,/xproB5 t. Conti• Passengers for Great Britain or the' , hers• tient by,leavind Toronto at 8.20 a, m, ''X ali- Clay Will join outward •nta'l stesanor: at 1s. tax a, in. Saturday, Superior Elevator Warehouse and Dock rs. For shi Mentof rai connnodd•ttonatlIahiax. 1 g i,. and general mnorchandise. Years of experience haver p roved the INten. COLONIAL in connection with etoaniebi .lines to and iron) London. Liyerpool anil Glasgow 0 Halifax, to bo the quickest freight vitae between Cadada and Groat ]sritttitl, intern ation as to Passenger and Freight rates can bo had on application to non Sint B. MO01.1IE, western'Freight & rettongcr Anent eaTtoasin house Week, York St., Toren b. Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices. A nicely assorted stock of HARTJWARE. FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES, (Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 60c per Gal. COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER. IR' A reduction of 5 Per Cent. on Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A good Suit of ALL -WOOL SERGE for $7.50. Suitings and Overcoats Cheap. j Our Dress Goods are marked down to the Lowest Notch. COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR. D LOOBI. Six lbs Rice_ 25 Cents, Three lbs Carolina Rico ... 25 11 W..' xtFloui 55 Two Boxes Matches ... 25 Three „ Throe Pearline 25 Four lbs Sugar 5 3.1b Cocoa . .. 25 Two boxes Rico Starch 25 Throe plugs roc Tobacco ., 25 Seven and a half lbs Rolled Oatmeal 25 one lb Y. FI,Toa20 Throe packages 13ird'Food .. ' 2:; Two 1 Motet Candies Two lbs Filbert Nuts Ono dor Oranges One doz Lemons 25 Ono lb ahs Mackerel 25 25 .,, 25 2J - AT TETEs A House and Lot to sell or rent. Apply to JOHN MATHESON. HAY P. 0. Exeter Cash Store ! Small Profits anct Quick Returns, No Cre- dit v Savo onr:lfoney, , Boy early, Savo TEAS Co1'FEES, ST7C Alts & ALL FAMiL'Y GROeHRI SS. Of first -elites quality alaass in steel:. REMEMBER TIIE ADDRESS q 'slock, South r tore. 'l.'X{r NAME, 'ORGE KEIVIP, ROUND THE COUNTRY. Stanley.; On Friday last, Andrew Case,' of the Babylon lire, had' his house burn. ed. It appease there was a rear kitchen, with a stove in it, and a fire 7 hoe• stove ;through int to sotl_e defect in the chimney, the kitchen caught fire, and the family being in the front part, they di I not notice it till it had got good headway, and was impos• Bible to save the house. They got most of the furnitute oat of the lower Rat, but nothing from upstairs ; $140 in cash was also burned. The house was a log one. Luc:tra. Business has been good iu towu during the past few days, owing to the eleighing being good. Our young folks are looking aux- iously forward to the date when the rink manager will give a carnival. D would be highly appreciated. During tix days of last week, Messrs. Brewer & Doupe, of the Lu - can Mill did sorhe big work, chopping 1,000 bags, and grinding 1,000 bags of wheat. Reports have it that they are doing big work. Tltekersniith. ACOIDENT.—A serious accident hap- pened on the farm of Mr. Geo. Sproat on Wednesday. Mr. Alex. Nicholson, of Egmondville, while engaged help- ing to thresh, fell from the beam to the floor and was severely injured. WELL DONE. --Miss Fannie Towns- end, youngest daughter of Joseph owneend, Esq., iu the recent en- ranoe examinations, was only equal- led in marks by two others iu the county. This is all the more remark- able, considering that she is consider- ably under the age of the average High School teacher. St. Marys. Some -few, days. ago -Mrs. G. Brown, wife of Mr. Geo. Brown, plasterer, of this place, and daughter of Mr. R. Bruneton, of Lnndon, rose early to get her husband's breakfast as usual. The morning being very cold she took her baby, aged 18 months old, from the bed, and placed it in a high chair and put' him near the stove. The tea pot was set down near the baby, and while the mother bad her back turned the little one drew the contents of the boiling tea into its lap, scalding the baby in a most frightful mannuer. Ai doctor was celled in and everything done to relieve the little sufferer, bat it lingered until Saturday last, when death oame and relieved him of all pain. The people of this town have sympathy for Mr. and Mrs. Brown de their sad bereavement. Eltmville. Missionary meetings of more .than ordinary intereet, were held on. the Elimvilte cheat, of which Revt' W. H. Gana is superintendent, on Sab- bath, Jan. -10th, and three following evenings. Missionary sermons , were preached by Rev. Thos. Coefora, Sof London South, W. H. Butts, • of St. Thomas, and E. Kershaw,, of i Oen- erdet Blansliiae>tret Mr. Wm. Miller and Mies, Christ - lea Cameron, Have recently : become united in the holy Bonds of matri- mony. We wish the young "couple along and prosperous life.. The members oft the Methodist eta their destination ebartly before midnight., Returning, they roaohea bore long after rdaylight and their appearance forcibly reminded 066 of the old adage, that f4pleasure is often bought with pais`," At a recent meeting of Wildey Lodge, 1, 0 • (i1?>s F., the following brethren were installed in the differ- ent offices r'N•`G'., A. G McLaugh-- lin,, V. Cie, W: Be Stewart; . R. S., Jno. E. Murray; Dena., l7tf. Lang ford+,. P, S., Jno•. Hudson; Warden, W. H. Hudson;;€on., Jas. B. Bryan; T. G., A. Wilson; f3:'G:, A Gormyn; R S. N. G. S. Cr., on L. S. it Go W:' E. Langford; R4 SedST. Gr, Jno. Mo - Killen; L. S. V:. Go A. McDougall; . R. S. S.,Jno, Morley; , Ls S. So Frauk Morley. Irl the item of last week it should have been stated that the oyster supper was complimentary' Churoll, at Andersons. are about to to Blr(a• J. S, Graeae,who hese gone, to Llreba9e a new organ. It would Torotato to reside. It was: uuinteu p C tionallty omitted that reetronees to also be prudent to erecta more cora- 'Bodioue ohuroh, as the•preseut atruo• Lure is incapable Of seating, comfort - tolstswere giver- by Messrs. Dins- more and J. S„Graant, aswell as a ably, the congregation,. song by Mr, Coon. At the recent meeting of the Blan (Received. taa•l ate fol last i88ue:j shard Fire Insurance• Company the Re'vre. Campbell and Stephenson following Directors- were elected for exchanged pulppte on Sabbath last. the ensuing year T. Evans, W. F. Mr. .Noah Wi ss .has for the past Sanderson, ll. ste teet',. W. Spenot two or three weeks been eleitiug his T. Pearn, T. Lawton, W. Hutchins, A. Smith, P;: McWeunell. lir. W. F. Sanderson wa'i afterwards elected. President ; Mr. Wi Spence, Vioe, and M.r, W. Johnston S'eo•retary Teas. The Kirkton • almanao is prized very much throughout the township, 10' OGW tmpro`;bv)g• as it oontaine goodreadable matter, Miss Ida MsMilian, elf Granton,,: and is brim•fulhof information. The publishers•;. Messrs,. Doupe & Co„ merchants, off Kirkton, have time after time.. been caoonplimented on their sucoess, in preparing sued a book in so smallia place as Kirkton. We say so small a place, but, never• theless it is important. The following ofdoere of the Blau - shard Agrie.ultural Society were elect - friends near Whitby, Out,. Mr. , Eames . station master, has . been very ill for the poet, seven or eight days:: He is noses somewhat .e better. ivIrs k.'Ge- White has also. a severe attack of sickness, but was presentedia silver jewel case bye h.e•r pupils in. Loudon Sbnth. S. P, Reynolds was. presented a,, Worcester's Uiiabridgedf dictionary. before leaving his school? it Devizes,,. As Mr. ,Dinsmore and sis ere were driving -a: . short distance north. of the vitlage•one deylaee weak, .thE.- horse became, frightened et some loge. on the rottd,,.ba+lted • and threw them, ed for the year 1i46, at a meeting ?both into the ditch, , hue forunate>y: held at Eirkton, on Thursday, the ;neither was mart• . 14th inst.: ThesMeot Reuben Switz•.1 Mr. J. S...fzrant sold bast week 'by,. er ; Vide -President, Wm. Hazlewood„ ,Auction, hie farm stecla and imgle: Secretary-Treas.,, Robb. Beatty ; Di•.; tents. Tito different: articles soldi rectors, WinI's enson, Wm. R)ger; Robert Doupe,.Atsron Sawyer, Patrick - O'Brien,. George •Bentley, David Creighton, Jelin Hazlewood, John Copeland ;.Auditors, John MdCurdy, Julius Doupe. FAlth-.¢Sonn,—Councillor Wm. Gra- haat,. has disposed of bis farm, which contains 100taores, to Mr. C. Bemis, for the.sumr of $8,500. The farm is one ofrthe best in the township,_aotd is weli:wnrt+h. the amouut paid for. it, having, on, is excellent buildings ; indeed,. they cannot be .surpas- sed iii tile• ooulnty. Mr, G. will, dis- poee of his• inttported and grade ceock, implements, .&c., by auction, on Thursday,.1P'alr. 4, and shout 1.2arch let, will move to St. Marys, where `he -will voice. Granton. Asnumbe.rof Grits from C'ttta:aeon, attendedtheRlake banquet last week. I Mr..T.. Poster. of Blanshard town - line, iutende erecting a fine residence next sutumer. Mr..J+oiin dart., brother of F. Marr, foreman • for Murray's establishment, las gone on a trip to bcotIen,d. Gu_TTtrtarsday last, after a.ltiogering illness.,, Mr. John Brennin,..of Proe-- iieot,doparted this life, aged about 80 years. Rea. Dr. Ryokman,of London, will deliver' his popular laciness, "Be euro yon, are: Right and then go Ahead,” in the Meihc'dist Chur.,th 'here ou Friday evening, 25th inet. Mir. Hugh 'Toohey has been ap- - ;poia>,ted local agent for, the Western. 'Mfg. Company, of Ayre;, Mr. T. is gttaliied for the poeitieu. The Co.. intend erecting a war.ehonse in the ;vine. Me. Taylor, who, fee' a number of years was a respected, resident of the Quance, of Birr, and J. `nib'. Gilpiu,,of 'viitlage, died very senidenly last seri; Steffa, constituted' the= deputation: dayat au advanced age. For the past There is good proepect8 a an increase four or five months he has reetded, over last year's handsome ooutribua ! ssi h his son in -lames Mr. W. Scott,. tions. .butcher Shop. Irak®, The platform meetiarge • were distinguished by great enthusiasm. The congregations were+• unusually large. The reverend gentlemen mentioned, together with, Rev.. Wen, R. DAVIS, Butcher & General Dealer —IN ALL KINDS Oir- IVI M1 IS Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS., DAYS AND SATURDAYS at their residence ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION- KIRKrrON. fever Vth! )Ile WHO? italsion for a good iguro. Gfirisng to an &Gni-• dent to his eyesight,. Ns. G. will res. tire from arming. , He intend% re -- moving to. TeSont eo• Five pewits of, the, eiranton se ;o.o1l passed the recent MO School. and , fifth claesrpromotion examination ate Lucan. The names a,re Olive Webb,. Eva Wes.tman, .1+ vas Culbert,E;fjep Pidd and. Etirnest Dunlop. This: makes el.eveu suooe o& ul pupilrefor tbie examinnon during the pas,t.r year. At both examinetioras Granton pupils carried offethe diploma for the •mroni- cips.Iit.y.,. Mies Eliza Webb 'in, the June, and eliss-aliiwe •Webb,,fi r,•.De oember. OnW'ednesdap evening ofr last week the Oddfellews entertainedi sev era! of'itheir friends and vieitang, bre- thren fttonl<Lueaute to an oyster( sup- per. Tie spreads was nagmifiAent and did ranch oredl$.bo mine host od the Ontario House' After the inner man was satisfied, Dr. Lang was voted to the chair, inthe ieh he sieepaseed any of bis: previous efforte in that direc- tion... The various tovsts,calIed forth nexetfrom, ltleesre. W. E. Stanley,.; W. Stanley, S. Clarke, Jame Bry aa, Gr Ll , Grant and dchn Stew•- art:(, Messrs. W. Stewart,. A. Wre,- ford •tand,F.. Marr gave. several good: songs.. Those present say•they never,' spent senora enjoyable evening. Kirkton.. LTshorete. The annual tea of the Elimeilllla Methodist Church., was held, hest Monday evening, and was :IA gratnd success, Proceeds $82. On Sunday evening last,. Iteiahael blether, of Us'6orne, who, recently purohnsed Mr. D. Mill's farm,,, lost a very valuable., mare from a disease, whiph is at present prevaleut'amongst (fraught horses ; the hind Mlles swell np; and then, nsortify, causing death. The animate which is valet of 'a $fit o team, was• vetoed at abate $800. The loss is a severe ones to Mr. F. as he has just recently oommenced farm - Winter Goods pulled down in price.' Afew Mantles and Jackets ref, t to be cleared out at cost. Groceries Fresh and cheap. Boots and Shoes at Rock lYi Prices, Botto Gentlemen's Undeiweai to e l at Bargains, be �. Highest ;m iiket price paid' :Highest Butter and E ; s, intoMr. E. Sydney- Smith, of St. Marys, the.revising officer under the Dominion Eleototal Franchise Aot, for the county of Pettit, ie which county Usborne towngbip is;'sitnettot for federal elections, .ie now engaged in preparing the voters' lists for the priutec, To prevent rllistekes, all those entitled to vole whose mimes are not on the Ontario Voters Lists, should furnish Mr. Smith Withsatis- factory ekidetlbe by etattitory de, oleratton that they aro entitled to hetes ,their TIM -ROB plkoed on the lists. nearKlrkton. A. near Bw is, -The Scotch,- , Mr. Cyrus td)o,l,tandor, 1ef4 on Sat- men of Granton and neigbborbood ;terday last, to resume his i tudies ab will celebrate the anniveesary ofthe poet Burn's birth at Mr., Wm,. Grants, on the cloning of the 2Rth inst. The order of the evening will very mucho especially by the boys, be roast goose dad turkey, el{eecll: and Rev. James Turner, of Dawn Mills, song. No Irish need apply., late missionary to British Columbia and formerly a young minister on • the Kieltten circuit, called ori a few of his of friends here on iia • and d I' d5 TiihejSi&e-walk Curatnietee have we nuderetaxd secured the services of E,hta eelebratsd Cartoonist, ,3. W. Bbn- gougb,, for some night about the middl.a*of Februarys M;hrs., Robert Frank;. Mrs. James Frank and Misses, Wfilie and Edna, of Streathroy, are aA present shafting relatives in this neigborhood. Mr. David Kuril,, J. P., has sold his farm of 156,aenei, to Mr. Walter' Pearson, for the: cum of $;1L1,000. ittlr. Kirk intendsbuilding a house in Kirkton, where lee will steend the remainder of his: Jays. Si. Cetherii3es, Coll. Lest. Cyrus always makes, things lively when he comes around and will be missed A. very sue„oessful Sunday school entertaiumoiit was given in, ccanec- Methodist t20ti with the Pte el sot Church, on the 14th inst., We pro-. Sati relay of last we,ale It is weedless gramme was, fined by local talent, to sayt that they wore happy to see together with addresses by thepas. him, after elapse of uearly :15 years. tor, Rev. Me. Hinoks, and Stev• Sane day last ;reek as Mr. John enson, of Grantee, The auniret•sary services of Wesley Church,• 16th con. London, were Gaon• (Noted on Sunday last by Rev. W. H. Bildt, of Arva.Ou Monday evening there was a tea meeting, at'wilietl ted- dresaas were delivered by Rev. Messrs. Butt, Middleton, of London, and Penball, of Bryanston, A 'reoitation wee given by Mr. George S,anloy,'of Lncall, Ono evening last week, the young ladies and gentlemen of Grethen to the nutnller of about 20 chartered a r sleLgl2 to tithe themLo Centralia to chins a few boure at Mte ''tbomee Essery'e, Lea, itig the,vill about d et, Ilitulewoo,l was returning from leav- ing his ohildrelh at sebuol, the double - tree a bolt oame, out and as lin was cbritving' pretty fast the horsey got beyond his control, and sleigh ,and . teernstor weed soon left far he the rear. The runntvays were stopped by oorning in ountaet svith a' past unrler the hotel shed. one of t11om' belee felled to the round, sustaining injuries front 'which little ho lea are J l tntortaiued of its i oovery, Mitt ie the second valuable atiineel Mr. H. hen lost through iunaways.. Sci•ofnhaits, S "Tanis. 1'�