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00evoyancer, imninisalonor, &o. Money to
Loan.
011%001urcap,;Vs Bleak,Insoter.
MOF DDEI ,
Barrister,Sicitor, Convoyaloer, Etc,,O
1JX TER, • • ONT.
OliiooRaniy 's1Tloek(Gall's old oQioe.)'
CA1VijWRIG T, L. D. S.,
Has opened dental rooms over
O'NEIL'S BANK, where he will be
prepared mar actteothwitli.out
pain: All operations porformedwithease and
sIi11 +O1(1 fillings a speciality. Office flours
9 a to 5 p in, O1rArte s MoonnArn. TER115
TT TUNt9MAl3,
Extracts
by giving� ,;.italtzed Air, or .by
usingthe h -
e�4LO0a1 An{Det,tD
tie on the gums; makes Gold
Pilings and all other- dental
work the best possible. Booms
Upstlirs in SAMwELL's BLOCS, East aide of
Mafn"Stroet,Bxeter,Ont.
ENTIST.L,.D,S
oath without pain,
MEDICAL
ri LUTZ, M.D.,
Otllceothisresidenoe Exeter,
JW. BROWNING M. D., M. U
sP. S,GraduateVictoriaUnivevsityOfllce
an dlrssidence,Dominion Laboratox v, Exeter
r13. J. A. ROLLINS, M.. P. S
,7. O
OfIlco,Main St.Exoter,Out.Residon
so hotisorecontly occupied by P. McPhillips,
Esq.i.
Dit3.11YNDM.A.N AND HOOPER,
IDI.Hyndman, Coroner for the County
of Hinon, Jed., &e. Dr: Hooper, Licentiate of
the loyal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh;
Licenitate in Midwifory,Edinburgh (Scotland!
Postgraduate Student of the University of
Vierra (Austria) and of the fSoorfield Eye
o. oo a
Hospal, London (England) &o., & Sp i I
attention to Diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Thrott. Ot ee, Main -street, Exeter. ---
Ay. WOODRUFF,
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VOL. XIV„ NO. 4. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING SEPTE11TBER 16, S
TREASURER'S SALE
OF LANDS FO
I iIPORTANT NOTICE 5.
TRE ENGLISH PRESORIPTIQN
GREAT Asuccessfulmedi in
p etostedover
80 years in thousands of oases..
Promptly cures Nervous Pros-
tration,WeaknesoofBrain, Spi-
nal Cord, and GenerativcOrpana
otoithersex E'inisaioneandaliillseaused
b
cretionorover-exertion Six acka ylndts
p gems. uaratt-
teed to effect a curowhenall othermediclnesfail.
One package $1, six,packages $5, hyurail. Sold
bydr'uggists, Write for Famphht. Address
Evan s. Cnlnnuo Co., DsTRo r, Mica, t.
For sale byJ. W, Brownie Exeter, and
all druggists. g, ,
ROME RULE
--MAY BE GOOD, BUT
-
Ike. IDE 9►RIN'C'S
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS.
Par excells any ever before shown in Exeter,
If you wish to get any Bair Goods gallon Ike
J. Dearing, at the Central Barber Shop, where
he manufactures Hair Work so natural that
You Would Not Know It from the Original
Hair. Such as the Langtry and Parisian
Bangs, Saratoga Waves, and the Genuine
Water Wave,Swxtches,Toopies,Curls,Puffs and
Wigs. Boforo going elsewhere, give him a call,
at his--
TONSORIAL
is-
TONSORIAL PA.RLORS,
ONE DOO a NORTH OF THE CENTRAL HOTEL.
New Pump Factor..
Y
• • reisecs Aveuue, hondon, ai few o doors
• • • east o Post Office. Special attention given to
diseasis of the Eye, bad sight, au atbe pres-
• • orvati#lt''of vision : diseases of the Ear, Int-
• r3lairetZllearing, and discharges from the ear;
• • diseases o1 the Throat, chronic inflammation
being, ius, frequent cause of deafness; diseases
of tho7(os°, catarrh being a common cause of
inipai'ad hearing.
AUCTIONEERS.
HNRY EILBER, Licensed- A-
ue
tioneer for Hay,Stophon, and McGilli-
rray Tiwnships: Sales conducted atmoderate
ates.: Jl lcc-At Post•oflloe,Crediton, Ont.
JOLN GILL, Auctioneer for the
To`vnehtps of Stephen, Hay and Usborne
and thtVillage of Exeter. All sales promptly
attender, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arrangid at this office.
, VETERIN ,
TEIjNENT & TENNENT, Veteri-
nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterintry College, Toron-
to,havgop erred an office
or a treemen o a
Domestic • Animals, on
M. instie t� Exeter. Calls
from a`d� .,- 4f tanoe promptly
attend *, Medicine for Horses Cattle,&c
aiwap. hand:
MONEY TO LOAN. a
! th ' t t f 11
n ONEYTOLOANONREALES
tate forthe Huron & ' ; .can J- Say-
ingsSoolety. Lowratosofi K "r�,%Apply to
Toles Spackman,Exeter.
•
A/TO1 EY TO LOAN A`116 AND 6j
Orem;t.according toterms. Private
Funds. Apply to
PpB. V.LLLIOT,
August15,'85- ' Solicitor. Exeter ,
OI>E/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 61-
p Er cent, 835,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaniug"Companies represented.
L.H DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURRANCE.
THE, WATERLOO MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Establishedin 1863.
OFFICE ,
HEADOf - - WATERLOO ONT.
This company has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation, in Western On-
tario,andsontinues to insure againatlose or
damage by Fire,Buildings,Merohandise,Man-
ufactories;and ali'otherdescriptionsoflinsur-
able property. Intending insurers bavo the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System.
During ;the past ten years this Company
has issued 57,090 Policies. covering property
to the amount of 540,872,038 ; and paid in loss-
es alone v700,73%00
Assets, , t 0,100.00, consisting of Cash
nBank, GovernmontDoposit, and the anon -
eased Premium Notes on bandandin force. J,
W WALDEN M D. Presider t. C . M. Lorton,
Secretary,J.B. Huenns,Inspector. CHAS.
SNELL Agontfor Exeter and vicinity.
THJE
nti1ift1 ai1!ay
OF CANADA
Tho :Royal Mail, Passenger and r'reight
Route between Canada and Groat Britain and
direct route between tho West and`alt points
on the Lower St. Lawrence and Bale dos Cha-
leur,also
P
"NowBr a
answlck Novae
P.E. apeIstBreton,
N�-olv#oitudLanil,, Bermuda,
mud Jamaica.
Now and elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping
and Day Cars run on through Express trains,
Passongersfor Groat -Britain or She Conti-
nent by leaving Toronto at 8;80 a. in. Thurs.
day will join outward mail steamer at Hali-
fax a, m. Saturday.
Superior l 1oyator Warehouse tinct. Dock ac-
t commoclation at Halifax for Shipment of grain
and general merchandise.
'hit
Years of experience hate proved t
INTER -
COLONIAL In connection with steamship
lines, to and from London, Liyorpool and
Glasgow to Halifax to be the gtlicicestfreight
route l,etsveen (Mclean, and Great Britain.
Information as to Passenger and Treight
rates eon be application l d on a l nidation to,'
r
BOI3ERA"13. MMMOODIEE',
Western Freight ht &Passenger, Agent
1;➢PnsiiinHouse B1ock,'lorlt St. Toronto.
D. POT rfNGER,
Chief Su
rerintendent.
1
Railway 0 • to N.1t;, Nov 13,1885.
AGI
Sandi() (lents postage
and we will send you
a ro al
free y r
f valuable
Sample firer of goods
that^willprttyon iu the way of malting more
money at once, tlialr anything else in; America.
Beth soros of all ages can liVo at home and
world in spa re time, Or all the time, Capital
not required. We will start you. Innnense
ay sure forthose who start at oneei' STINsoti
CO ,POYt '110-Y.
& Tand 11n1
JOHN SWALLOW
Would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of the surrounding townships that he has op-
ened a NOW Pump Factory in
J. SOUTHUOTT'S OLD STAND,
MAIN -ST., EXETER, OPP. rosT-oryICE.
Where he will keep on hand all kinets of
Pumps, which he wi11 sell at moderate prices
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Wells and Cisterns contracted for at reason-
able prices, and work executed with despatch.
SATISFACTION GU ARANTEED.
JOHN SWALLOW.
E. LAURANCE'S
Spectacles & Eye -glasses
Dr. Browning ,has the .Sole Agency in
aszetor*ierilis above lenses. They are the
only onus recommended by the Prosxdent and
Vice -President's of the Medical:, Associations
of Canada, and all the leading oculists of the
age. They -have a world-wide reputation for
giving that aid to vision which all other
lenses fail to give, Beware of imitations, as
they are in the market. B. Laurance's Spec-
tacles and Eye -glasses are marked B.L., with-
out which none are genuine,-andpebbles are
stamped Pebbles. Do not be deceived by any
genes stamped Pebble -glass -or by any slmil-
iari
t in name. -
DR. BRO WNI •
Nil SOLE
y AGENT
FOR EaETER:
DRUCSTORE
A full stock of all kinds
of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
handy 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
Oir
r
CASH! CASH!!
---CAS
GROCERY
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
TRY MY JAPAN TEAS
FAs
NATURAL LEAF, MAY PICKING. '
First Arrival over the Canada Pacific
Rail-
road from Japan, direct.
PURE SWEET, DELICIOUS cnly50 eta.
+ ,
I still give 51bs. Bright Se gar for 25c .
b' v, i', r ts.
with ever Pound of Tea at 50 cents.
"y
SUGARS! SUGARS! SUGARS!
Bright, 161be ; Coffee, 15
; Granulated,13 ,
eon $1.00, 'CASA.
--CALL AND scut MY--
GRAULATED SUGAR FOR PRESERV.ING
14 I. -BS. FOR $1.00, cAsif.
LEMONS, MINERAL
L W T
PR
S
,
TO•
BAdCOS, CIGARS, &o.
Sugar,.Cured Hans Breakfast Bacon
Celebrated Crown Brand), T3olob+na.
i
Rbinelnbor OAPT. KEIsitP
the address
Cash Grocery Drew's Block, South Store
JOEtN WIIXTE & SON
Publishers and Proprietors
County of Huron y virtue of a warrant, bearing Gate the sixteenth dayof A u t
to wit. 1886 under the hand of the Warden u� s '
of the County e. of Huron
and having the seal of the said corporationthereto attached, ' e
. ,_ dIr cte<.to me and coin.
manding me to levy upon the following lands for the arrears of taxes due thereon to-
gether with the costs, I hereby give notice that unless the said taxes and costs be soon-
er paid T, shall proceed to sell the said lands or so rough thereof asanay be necessar to
discharge the same, at the Court House, in the town of Goderich, on Tuesday the
thir-
tieth day of November, in the year of our Lord 1886, ,commencing at;eleven o'clock in
the forenoon.
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD.
Lot or part of lot Con. or Street Acres Patd. or unpatd. Taxes
E. half of N. half of 4 2, E. D. 50 Patti. $9.95
5. half of W. half of 10 2, E. D. 50 co 4.93
VILLAGE OF PORT ALBERT, IN ASH /ELD.
19 Colborne-st. East 1
7 London Road East i
1 William-st. East i
44 Wellington-st. East i
45 do
46 do i
47 do ,}
39 Sydenham-st. East ' ? Patented
40 do e c
unpatented.
c1
TOWNSHIP OF COLIIORNE.
C Bridge End Place e tt
59 do i t.
VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD.
39
40
385
386
East part of 5,
B
270
Range N,
Susan-st.
3e
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS.
VILLAGE OF WROXETER.
Lf
5.
LL
C
3 Main-st. South 1/5
6 Queen-st. North
North half of 8 Centre-st. East 1 10
5 Gibson-st. e.
6 do d
27 Halls Survey 1
North part of 39 do -e
County Treasurer's Office,
Goderich, August 16th, 1886}
LL
Costs
$1.25
1,12
3,27 1.08
3.05 1,08
3:05 1.08
3.37 1.08
3.37 1, O8
a37 1.08
3.37 1.08
19 1.00'.
19 1.00
,9:41
7.27
1.23
1.23
44
44
3.20
1.40
3.71
• 13.17
4.65
9.48
14.72
14.72
7,08
6.40
Total
$11.25
6.05
4.35
4.13
4.13
4.45
4.45
4.45
4.45
1.19
1.19
1.25 10.66
1.20 8.47
1.03
1.03
1.01
1.01
1.05
1.03
2.26.
2.26
1.45
L45
4.28
2.43,.
1.09 4.80
1.33
1.I2
1.25
1.37
1.37
1.18
1.16
14:50
5.77
10.73
16.09
16.09
S.26
7.56
WM. HOLMES
Treasurer, Co. of Huron.
Pure L
-FOR -
iil/d.E I OX 1Y AII-
P1JRPOSES
-o o
J. W. BROWNING,
-OF--
The Dominion Laboratory
Having been appointed by the Ontario Gov-
ernment, to sell WINES AND LIQUORS,
under theScott S tt Aet Law, has on hand a
fair supply of the very best to be found on
the market.
r'REnEMDER Tins 1a THE ONLY PLACE
LICENSED To SELL.
Also 1''ull Linea of PURE DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.,
at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
J. W. BROWNING,
DOMINION LABORATORY.
--THE- •
-
ANADI,AN
P
ACIFIC
RAILWAY.
THE GREATEST CORPORATION ON EARTH.
THE MOST DIRECT-
-AND BEST EQUIPPED ROUTE
-BETWEEN -
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, TORONTO,
OTTAWA, KINGSTON, DETROIT,
BOSTON, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
KANSAS CITY, &c.
LOOS I I,OOg I I
From EXETER to WINNIPEG:. AND RETURN,.
$37.10.
From EAETER tOaBOISSL•'FIAN AND RETURN,
$38.10.
tei'Before purchasing your tickets else -
there, call on
W. J. CARLING,
C. P. R, AGENT.
CARLING'S STORE, EXETER. .
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
EXHI; ITION
-0F THE_
Southern' Counties' Fair. Association,
WILL DE HELD AT THE
CITY
TTO
H M
As
Sept.21, 22r 23l 24r
1886.
�
VERY LIBFhR. ,L PREMIUMS.
including Many Valuable Special Prizes.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
Farmer's premium race trial of speed for
gentleman's reed horses• relining g ru,cl for
farmer's horses; running race for lady ciders;
stallion race race for hues• drivers; single
roadster rltco ; team rnee. (frog to all trotters.)
Arrangements are being gado for a grand
balloon ascension.
sassn avcaStosrm-i Jeosmmi s.
seen port A'P11151) LIST.
Cheap Pares &c.,
On all Railways.
C . MAcn )NALin, ,70Y2F'A. Ki.INe,
Pretidellt.
Secretary.
GOLDfields ere c smt2'o,btir those who write
to Stinson & Co Portiaucl, Maine
will receive fret, frill information
about world which they 0.r n do, and live at
home. that will pay thein front $5 to 825 per
da.', Some £ave aai'nod ovOt 810 in a Lia
yy ,
t or sea oto i.
Ei h � o Old. a r
,Y s 0 1 tial not i•ogttlr-
ed. Ton are i;tartecl hoe, Those who start at
once are absolutely sore of a snug• little fer-
rite All is new
ROUND THE COUNTRY.
13y Our Own Correspondents.
Ailsa Craig.
FOOT RACE. -A footraep of100ards,�
took place in this village, 'on ` Thursday
last, between J. Bowland, . of this place,
and W. A. McLean, of Lucan, which
resulted in a victory for the latter, by
about five yards. Much %interest was
manifested by the spectators.
Lumley.
ACCIDENT. -A few days ago,, while a
little:child of E. Stone was pla eget
1 �,
�the house, and while upon the tattle, slip-
ped, and fell to the floor, striking with
such force as to cause dislocation of the
elbow. Under good Medical treatment
the child is gaining strength, in the limb.
Anderson.
PASSED AWAY -The many friends in
this vicinity will regret to learn of the
death of Elizabeth J. Hutchinson, of Lis-
towel, which occurred on the 7th inst., at
her father's residence, at the age of 23
years and some months. Deceased was
well and favorably known in this section,
having taught school here and at Kirkton
some few years since. While here the
young lady had good health,but after
returning to her home she took cold,
which, after long standing, developed into
that fatal arid much dreaded disease, con-
sumption, terminating in death, as above
stated. Deceased was a member of the
Presbyterian Church, and died strong in
the faith and hope of eternal ressurection
and of hereafter resting in the presence'
of her' Heavenly father. Previous to
death she lay on her sick bed bearing the
trials with a true Christian fortitude and
patience. Her remains were.laid at reest
on Friday Iast, followed to the grave by a
largeconcource of sorrowing owin
friends
and.
relatives, among the number being many
froth Anderson and Kirkton.
Seaforth.
CALADONIAN GA3fee. --The genies which
took place on Friday last, were a grand
success. The weather although threaten-
ing bad in the morning, turned out fine
during the day, and which, with about
4,000 people present, made the day a
Red Letter one for Seaforth. Following
are the prize winners, 1n the atheletie
games :-Standing long jump,; D. M.
Sullivan; A. Scott; C. Simmers. Stand-
ing three jumps,. T. M. Sullivan; A.
Scott; G. Gibbs. Standing high jump,
D. M. Sullivan; A. Scott; G. Gibbs. 1
Standing, hop, stole, and jump, D., M.
Sullivan; A. Scott; G. Gibbs, Running,
hop, step and Jump, 0.
Gibbs; It. J.
jump,
Eacrett' A. Doti leRunning hi It
r I b `b'� ,i P,
G. Gibbs; A. Scott; D. M. Sullivan.
Yanking with pole, divided. between G.
Gibbs, A. Scott and D. M. Stillivtati. t
ia .;..5
Race one hundred arcls R. J. Padgett.
>yards, ,.
G. Gibbs; W, A. McLean. Race three
hundred yards, ' IV, A. MoLeeni R. J. ''
Baer*, hurdle rnce, A. Scott; R. J.
Eacrebt. One mile race, G. Ross. D.
M. Sullivan, gave sit exhibition of jump-
ing high,
The
r r
nt .over a�horse sixteen IYands lu h
. 1.110
feat was it wonderful one, and astoi ishcd
the spoctttore. Putting heavy s`liot, G.
McColl; A.
Porn • J. D. NIcC. Scott. i' .
Tln'ty
Peery;
,
0
ing 56 lb. weight, O. Perry; J. D Mc-
Coll. Throwing : heavy hammer, D.
Smith 93 feet 4 in. G. Perry;o
> r J. D.
McColl. Throwing light Il.immer D.
b 1
Smith, 115 feet; 0. Perry, 109 feet; l7. D.
McColl. Tossing caber•, D. Smith; J. D,
McColl; 0 Perry,
Centralia.
BRIE PS-Mr.3Vrn.IIooperl asissueclbills
announcing a sale by auction of his farm
stock; implements &o., which oecure on
Saturday, Sept. 25th. at one o'cloek p: I11.
Persons wishing to acquire some good, im-
proved stock, will find. it to their advantage
to attend. He leaves g
ewes the township;' .for
Alma, Michigan, o11 or about Ont. ' 1st, -
There is a little grain coming into the
market, here, the 'ruling price being r75c,
-Mr- Quigley las disposed of his ene al
store bust ess.. P b f
ALTEROATION,--A manuring bee took
place on a farm in the 2nd con,, of Usborne,
a few days ago, at which many of the.
neighbors were present. TTtings;went on
admirably the fore part of the ,day, but
towards afternoon an altercation arose
between the landlord and one of his em,-
ployees. For a time both held their part
bravely and calmly, until, one of the twat
undoubtedly thinking that there was little
satisfaction in such refuting, made a dash
for his antagonist. A lively tussle ensued
in which the landlord fared rather badly,
being madethe recipient of two black eyes,
together witha disfigured nasal appendage.
Kirkton,
SUDDEN DEIEISE.-A very sad bereave-
ment has
ereave-menthas befallen the Taylor family of
this village. On Friday last, Mrs. Tay-
lor, with her three year old son Horner,
went to visit her sister, Mrs. Thompson,
residing near McIntyre's Corners. In
the evening the little. fellow who had
been out playing with other children was
missed ancl on a diligent search being
made for him was found in the cistern
floating on top of the water. When tak-
en out life was found to be extinct, he
having been there it was thought, about
twenty minutes. The cistern contained
six feet of water which' had just been put
in it the day before, for threshing pur-
poses and was covered with lose boards.
The corpse was placed in it lovely white
coffin and brought home, reaching here
early on Saturday morning. The furter-
al took place about 9 a. m., Sunday,
when all that was mortal' of little Homer
was laid peacefully to rest. The coffin
was covered with beautiful floral wreaths
Placed there by loving hands. The par-
ents have the sincere sympathy of all in
thier sudden and painful bereavement.
Greenway.
The trustees of school section. No. 10'
sre-talking, of, - putting- the - law, in:- force
which compels' parents to send their
children to school one hundred and ten
days in the year. This fine dry weather
is just.the time to make a good score,
`especially for small children. A word to
the wise is sufficient.
Look out for a hard, cold winter.
There is a great demand for all kinds of
grain by the squirrels. Our merchant
shot five a few days ago. He keeps
a large stock of water -proof and
and felt boots. Men, be wise asthe squir-
rel and lay in a good stock early before
the cold weather sets in.
On Friday last Mr. Archy Bowen, of
the 18th con. of Stephen, •was brought
before the court to answer to a complaint
laid by Mrs. J. McInnes for assault and
abusive language. The evidence went to
show that his tongue needed bridling and
he had to stand under a sentence of a fine
of $1 and costs or ten days in Goderich
jail. He chose the former and paid the
fine and costs. If a large number of peo-
ple living in the western part of our coun-
try do not mend their ways and bridle
their tongues and tempers we wi:l s:oa
need a stipendiary magistrate and a large
court house.
Zurich.
OUR VILLsaE.-Although there are
some half-dozen different newspapers
coming into Zurich every week, and most
of thein with items of interest occurring
through the week, none of the local cor-
respondents have given an account of, or
mentioned anything appertaining to the
public and business houses in our thriving
little village. As the World's Exhibition
will take place next week, and I
w•k t the
Il
people in the surrounding towns and
country know that there are something
like forty-five places of business here,
they will have an idea that Zurich is of
more importance than they anticipated.
Coming into Zurich from the east, the
first place of business that comes under'
your notice is the Zurich Carding Mills
and Cabinet Warehouse, owned by John-
ston Brothers ; next is the Huron Hotel,
owned by Messrs. Grob & Smith ; on the
opposite side is Mr. H. "Wells' Saddle and
Harness shop, with Cabinet Warehouse
in connection ; on the opposite corner is
Messrs. J. & E. Murner's General Store,
(successors to Mr. J. X. Wing) ; next in
order going west is Mr. E. J. Hardy's
Saddle and Harness Shop ; opposite Mr.
Hardy's is the "Old Established", Mr.
D. Steinback's General Store, with Tail-
oring and Millinery Department in coni-
iection, Mr•. Ed. Apple having charge of
he Tailoritrg, and Miss Muldrew, the
Millinery. On ` OUr route west we come
0 Messi+;3, Deichert & Wesloh's Horse
.toeing and Blacksmith Shop, and d Ml'.
Fired. 'Mess's Wagon, Carriage and Paint
5h0 . Opposite s Mo. 1-1. Rancici
p LJ. ,
Painter. As we pass Mrs. Surorus;
Dressmaker, on: the left,: we conic to the
Tannery, carried. on byDuman & Hardly,,
on the right, directly Hardy,
I
while dnoctly oppcfsltc is
the Office and Residence of Mr. E. Res=
tseinberry, Sheriff, Auctioneer, Constable
and Horse o so FaYncie • ; `
Fancierit vats Mr, I3 s t • -
� trot-
ter,
"Poison",
tert
that took third
olane at
the . Hamburgreccs last week ; while
b , >
ongratu'lttiitg Ed. oil his success rel. k
b u .• Y � look
clue north from the laptist Church, (of
Which Rev,Mr. e h- n, ,g
I3 c 0i hes charge), .five
a �,
come to the Ilay. ]drench Agri&1'Societ:s
''
_, y.
Grotmds iimd Exhibition Hall, where the
1 coming elso�w and bend toer1t inept will
be 11014, While ,r little to the Itarth is the
Flrax Mril, ivhrolr is the pr0pelty of 0110
o£ our most tlivlving olid pxactieai busi-
11ess men, Mr. Hartman Hal.>ple. Turn-
ing east frons •the flax mills, pass tlie.Ro-
man Catholio Church, on to the Goshen
Line, and again turning southward we
come to Mr. G. Holt's-emu s, Undertaker,
with Zurich Tin & Stove Emporium, Mr.
.Root, Buswell, proprietor, on the oppos-
ite side of. street. Passing en, we eetritt
to 0, Znnniernlan'e, Tailor, and M r, G.
Lang, Shoeinaker, and the' far• -famed
CominoroialHotel and Stables ; tits: jay.-
ial landlord is Mr. H. L. Peine. Still
going south we must not loose sight of
our old friend, Mr. Fred. Kibler, Boot
and Shoemaker. In keeping on the right
hails. side of street ivo pass Mr: 13 •i
fill,
Baker arid Confectioner, E. & J. Roed-
ding's Boot and Shoe Shop, (who have
lately suoceeded to their father's business
Mr. Justus Roedding. Next we come to
out Professor of Medicine, Dr. Buchan-
an, and we still go south across Main-st.
and com tothef
n e T,utlYeri;in` Church, f
which 7i,ev. Mr. Neidoeffer is paster:
Directly opposite is Mr. O, Hess's :Pot-
tery Works and Mr. Hy Weseloll's Car-
penter and Joiner Shop. Going north
en the sante: side of street we must not
forget our -old time friend, Mr. C. Hess,
Watch and Cloel.-maker, Jeweler, Tele-
graph Operator and Photographer, of
which his son, Master Fred,, the noted
'cyclist, is an able assistant. Crossing
Main-st,, and proceeding on the left, we
pass under the sign of the Square and
Big Scissors, representing Mr. H. Lip-
pert, Tailor. Next door is the Post Of-
fice, of which Mr. D. S. Faust,General
Merchant, is the accommodaing and
obliging postmaster. Then on we go to
Mr„ L. Thiel's Blacksmith Shop, up to
Mr. ,G Millick's Warehouse of Farm Imple-
ments. Directing our steps north from
here wv get a glimpse. of the Zurich Rol-
ler Flour and Grist Mills, Messrs.. Ehnes.
& Williams, proprietors. Further on is
the Division Court Office, Squire `Zellers
being clerk. Opposite the D. C. office is
the 'Evangelical M. Church, Rev. s Mr.
Maurer, pastor. Going north from. D.
Steinback's, is the town 11a11 and fire hall.
Further on we conte to P. Sipple, Pump
-
maker, C F Wagner & Son's, General
Store, H Magel's Livery and Exchange'
Stables ; Mr. Magel has an agency for
farm implements of all kinds. While
looking; over our short sketch, we fincl
that the Zurich Butchery has been left
out, Messrs. Hardy & Johnston, proprie-
tors, two jolly fellows, "who go their.
rounds three times a week, supplying, the
wants of the beef -eating public. Oppo-
site Dr. Buchanan's office, is the office
and residence of Dr. Doan, V S. Zurich
has a fine, large brick schoolhouse, with
seating capacity for 150 to 200 scholars.
Mr F Cressweller, principal, Miss Sch of-
fer, assistant. The Zurichites are mostly
Germans, although it is just as common
to hear English spoken as the "Deitch".
While there are quite a number of good
sound Conservatives, in politics, the ma-
jority lean to the Grits. The waters of
Lake Huron can easily be seen, it being
only 3e miles from here ; even boats are
often seen passing up. and ,down. The,
coming fair takes ' place on Monday and
Tuesday; 20th and 21st inst. A grand
Amateur Band Competition is in connec-
tion. A number of bands have already
been entered. Competent judges are
coming, acid a satisfactory time is expect-
ed. Everybody is welcome to Zurich on
show day.
The Cornish estate Fullerton, has been
throwr into chancery.
We are glad to notice that W. J. Clark is
ably to bo about, after his long illness.
The Canada Statutes for 1886 have been
issued, a bound volume of which has been
received from Ottawa.
Stephen Hynes, of London East, and Jas.
Vrooman, of. Granton, were appointed as
constables in and for the County of Middle-
sex by Judge Davis Saturday.
The crystal Wedding of Rev. ft. and Mrs.
McCosh, whirl took place at Wingham last
week, was a pleasant affair. The presents
were numerous, and the proceedings enter-
taining.
A few days ago Mr. W. Wiley, Ella Green,
lost ae valuable mare. The house of Mr.
Neil McGill is uuclergoiug repair, on account
of damage done by fire a few weeks ago.
Mr. R. Turner has moved into his now
hoase; last Friday evening a prayer meeting
was held in the same. o
The other day Inspector Coppin and a
constable made a raid on an unlicensed hotel,
and seized a barrel of beer and a barrel of
gin, and destroyed all. The inn -keeper was
fined 520 and costs. Scott Ad does not pro -
veiI in Mitchell, but it is well to see the
Crooks Actinforeed.
Last week Mr. Adams, of the Cus.
toms, Sarnia, received a letter, mailed at
Port Huron, containing four dollars Can-
adian money, duty on goods which the writer
had smuggled across the frontier some time
ago. The smuggler, who was a lady, gave a
list of the smuggled gged 8r 1
oles, among CwhI
eh
boots and shoes
held chiefplace.
• r
e.
George Harris, was arrested jn Loudon
township, Monday, by Detective Hodge, on
a charge of having stolen a quantity of salt
fork from Arthur T. °Rowell, of the 14th
concession. The meat was kept in a barrel
in the granary, and Harris, who is a neigh-
bor of Rowell's, was not seen to take it, but
he knew where it was. A. lot of Eggs were
also stolen agent t
the
ate, hugest 29.
Harris was remanded till Saturday next by
James Grant, J. P
A convention of the Conserv.ttives of South
Perth for nominating candidates for the Do-
minion Arid Provincial elections, will be held
at Fullerton Corners on Wednesday the 22nd
inst. .Moetings'of the local associations to
select delegates to attend the conventionwill
beheld on .Friday, 17th inst., as follows ;
St. Marys at the Association's ,rooms at 8
p. in.; Mitchell, over Cameron's jewelry store'
at 8 p. no.; Blanshard, tit Windsor hotel, St.
Marys, at 1 p. m.; and et the township halls
in 'the following municipalities 0 as and r
Usborne, Ribbert, Downie, Logan and South;.
Eaitbope at 7 p. m., Fullerton at 2 p. ni.
The School Board of St Thomas has
prescribed a ouri'reulurn of smtudies for the
senior department of theublic .schools of
that nit that might be p'
Y mi R a.loptod with advert.
tag() by all public schools. In , cels stint
cnlurn 'promitienco is given to Industrial
Drllwutg,• Commercial Ari:hrnatic ani Book
keeping, subjects that have not heretofore
played a very important part in the course
for entrance to high schools. It is not alt.
pedal that a pttpilof the pablie school may
become' proficient ohci n '
e tmBo ,-
o.i, 1.n
1 eo i , bat it is
i g
expected
that he
become thoroughly familiar
with all the Business Fornix that are to be
met with in transacting the ordinary busi.
nese of life. We 90110 agree with the St.
MoniesBoard in this particular and think a
boy's ptiblic school educa'ion is not 000101eto
without a course ;,i Elemeuttry' Role-Itea
in b • a1141 eoinnlercial T1 an-atetions. n