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Barrister Solicitors Notaries Public
Conveyancers 640 ao
irli7ey to Lean ' at Lowest Bates Of
interest.
OFFI(JE, - MAIN - STBIlE/
T EXETER.
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73, Y. kiLlaoT. O. ei.LIOT.
' 'ANTAL.
AT E. CARTWRIGHT, L. ll; S.
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s,..7,ta-311014- 3,,misl Tism,_
,..„..-,,.•.• Graduate of the Rayal College of
it , i', Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Hay
Illgimes Mg furnished fine Dental Rooms
on JAMES -ST, 2 Doors East of Central Hotel,
Exeter, Ont., where I am prepared to perform
all branches oi the Dental profession with ease
& skill. Charges, Moderate; Terms, Cash,
TT KINSMAN ,DENTIST.L.D.S
1.1 • •,2
SamweWS Bleck., Itlain.st, Exelers,
EXtra eta Teeth"Without pain,
by giving Vitalized Air. Gold
Filings and till other dental
, work the best'possible. Goes
to Zuruoa on last Thursday in
each mouth,
MEDICAL
ri LUTZ, D. M.,
• Oftioeat hisresidence Exeter
T W. BitOWNING M. D.., M. C
V . p.8 ,GraduateVictoriatiniversity.Office
a udir e Bidet) a e,Dort n io id: La horatot v. E xe ter
,
1)R. BYNDMAN, coroner for the
County of Huron. Office, opposite Mr.
X. Carling's store, Exe ter.
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DE. J. A. ROLLINS, M. C. P. 8 '
0. 0 Mod, Main St.Exeter,Ont.Residen 1
D e houserecently occupied by P. McPhillips, 1
'WOODRUFF,
DR.
Permanently located in No. 1E15
Qeeen's Averaie, Itoildeli, • a few .doors '
east of Post Office. Special attention given to
diseases of the Eye, bad sight,,, and the pres-
ervation of vision : diseases of Ithe"Ear, im- ,
paired hearing, and discharges from the4ear; '
diseneett of the Throat, chronic inflammation 1
being a:frequent cause or deafness ; diseases l
of the NoSe, ciato.rrix being a common cause of
lutist .ed hearing.
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., AUCTIONEERS* , r
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T_ENRY EILBER, Licensed Atm-
T
-1,-1- tioneer for Elay4 Stephen, and MeGilli-
Treo
f:Twnships. S'e les conducted at moders.te E
ne8. 0 ltice—At Poe t-ofnce.Crediton, Out,
"essirl4S' rm r. 5...i: In. •I.
,
E., Townships of Stephen, Ray and Usborne '
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaetion guaranteed. sales
arranged at this office.
,VE9ER/NARY•4 ,
TENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri-
nary Surgeons, qmaduates of the Ontario
Veterinars College, Toren.
to, have an oftiee for
the treat ment of all
Domestic Animals, on
Motnstreet ..,..„„ Exeter. Calls
from 1... dia.__,. ........---..-- tance prompt,y
attenV Medicine for Horses Cattleolm
alwaYa hand:
MONEY TO LOAN.
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Finlay,' O.' JOhneon. 111TOAP.Q, WAt-1
E /cF1TER, OlgTARIO THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 18b)a, • 1887 ("IN l'Ir'i4rr 4c1i4S Se4tQl.til; (°"Yr6tt;')-14' 4111Y Wtivi
• , . r;kblilanersan.4 ProprAetora M. 'Lauer. Ilan , N xilgore '
HALL1-1912c1c1131 Retr°n 4 Bruce. I 1 re Yl::17:
gel iVie
^S w 441 and Pickard ere improv- 1741114p.t%torat;),71tb:tr.ries, 4w' 13Bri)wn'y.AA'RE4didliyire'RWG. rdAitYv.4Ait;,.‘
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, ore f aild front of Weir preetises,t Select gopd, perteetly clean see wheat. kinsoni
help ' in Latin),,,jA,./%1Petieglie...111,411a:liat',$BY
Monday last and fillOt'SiX fine woodbocks. „ thSn'shing time. T Fiiirweatiier L Le is, N. Steritt; M
Centralia „,
Hensel .„
Exeter in? t-,34.85 Kr. James Oke shiePedc from Exeter ssetser1PrilinitsY a°nid dpisrinivfiee-?tallitt,thaer°r111414 ftellwe I White, J. s, L'empeeY,
4e 9
cattl e.
rx 0 RENT.
Seating Capacity, 700,
—APPLY TO --
CAPTAIN GEO. KEMP.
\WESTERN FAI R
INDUSTRIAL. AND ART EXHIBITION.
1,01STDON.- 0
19th TO 24th SEPt , 1887.
Mttrys.'--/j. Weetmall, P°11ald,
statton on ' Monday, ts car load expoet
Nippon , 6.06 , barrels of rooalqinst for 113e in the privies in 1-4, McLaren, A. Brown, M 01) .
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13rucefield.' . G.55 6,15
Olirtton ... 10.1 6,35 The paper. were wirefully revised. by a
Beware of swindlers, pit,tti It -right emu, special committee and in doubtful eaaes
udesborot 10.87 6.55
placlibird shooting has commenced. The
flight herenhouts ie email and the sport in
,„ 1036 7 05 etc. Dog there off the place. J they were read a second time.
Wing
bop, . , 11.2
Belgrav ., 11.00 quent.e is poor. e sure the stook have all the pure water
b arrive 0 7,40 ' Mr, 0: H. Sprague, License Inspector for they can drink.
, Passenger
7,L0 A.M. 2.05 P.X.
7.17 0.20-
7,31 3.42
„. 740 0.51
8,00 4,10
717
4,43
... 8.47 4,57
• .. 8.07 5.07
. 5,20
0,20, 8,50
10.10 6,00,, '
d°"art
' tkl
Loiadesbdio'
1 Clinton
Kippon „.
, Hens 11 ...
8xe.ter
0 entre-Ha „.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS oiandeboye
Lues.n Crossing
Brucefield
LIVE STOCK, MACHINERY ETC.
New GroundsNew Buildings, New Race Track
are being provided for the forthcoming
Jubilee Exhibition at an estimated
—cost of—
$ 1 20,000,000
FrALT' &MILLION DOLLARS
ill be represented by the Live Stock display
i•and exhibits in pain tin gStatnary gectulpture
The committee of attractions are preparing
areendid pro t ramme. Better than ever..
Send your address on postai card for cionY
f the Prize list, For all information write to
he See' etary:
W. PORTE, Pres. GE 0. McB R 00M, See
AnmErts 8,;.. OTHERS.
We 'WW1 to call especial attention from the
armors and others reigniting tile, that Mr,
icorge kloatz, of Lot 11, Con. S tephen ,,Oredi-
on,P 0., has on hand a 'very laree quantity of
TILE OF 'ALL SIZES!
At the Pollowing Prices ;
ingh. Tile, ... $ por
'
M.
04 "
.4 20"
30"
'even inch tile ean be furniseed if required.
ha above are of best quality. •
Crediton, A1)4114,1807, Gn ORGE MOATZ
Sure Thin
F,OR PIMA PARIS GREEN
FOR GENUINE BELLMORE,
FOR No. 1 INSECT POWDER
BROWNING'S
—IS--
TB_E, SPOT '
ATONEY TO LOAN ON REALES
tate forthe Huron &ErieLos,n ' Say -
ALSO A FINE ASSORTMENT ../F
ingsSociety. Low rates ofinteresi . Apply to
John spackman :Exeter . •
MONEY TO LOAN.AT 6 AND 61. Fishmg Tackle
percent, $25,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L.H. DICKSON,
•' Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE.
J. SUTHERLAND, Hensel',
• Ont., Conveyancer, c omnaissioner,Pire
and Life Insurance Agent, and Issuer of Mar.
liege Licenses. All business transaned strict-
ly confidential. A call solicited. Oce; at the
ALWAYS A. FULL LINE
OF ALL KINDS OF
a and Examine for Your-
self.
J. Wi BROWNING, Prop.
THE WATERLOO . MUTUAL
FIRE LNSURANCE CO.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT. r p iontio ,
Established in 1863. :or: li n !
This con:1;1133v has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation in Western On-
ta,rio,audsontinues to insure againsfloss or
damage by Fire,Buildings,Merchandise,51an. IZIEPSELIAL MILLS,
ufactories ,and ell othe c descriptions oflinsur-
. able property. Datendine insurers have the ' WOOD ELAM. -
option of insuring on tbe Premium Note or
Cash System.
. During the past ten years this Company
has issued 57,096 , Policies. covering property
to the amount of 840,879,088; and paid in loss.
es alone -870917'52,00
AssetS, 8176,100.00, consisting of Cash
n stank, GovernmentDeposit,and the unass-
tined Premiuin NoteSon handand in force. 3,
W WALDEN M D. Presidei t. C. H. TATLon,
Rotatory. 3.8. littrinns, Inspector. CHAS.
SNELL Agonrfor EXeter and vicinitV,
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THE
11?1_10r0010nia1nailWaY
OF CANADA,
The Reyna Mail,t Passenger and Ateight
Bonito between Canada and Great Britain and'
direct route between the West and all points
on the Lower St. Lawrence and Bale des Ohs,
leur, also
New BrunsWick ,Nove, Scotia
P E Island Cape Breton
NOwfoulidtancit)..'
Liettrill(11.4,
male
,
xow and elegant Pullman' Buffet ieoping-
nd
Day Cars riin n through 'Express tkains,' '
, ,
' tpssisee,gers fois Great Stitane ot . Conti.'
nentbV,ictavingt 'Port:into at 8;30 .a.
in T1irs-
dy wit ;Joie. outWard,inaiLstealner ttali-
tat w, Saturtley, „ „
SiiporlOr Elevator warehouse and Deck tte.
commodittioh at Pfelifax for shipment di grain
and general inerchanc1180.. ' ,
Yearn of etiporienee'haNtiprevedthe INTETts
CODONIA.Lsin couneetiott with ssteainship
lines. to Islet froiii, Menden: LiVerpOol anti
, GlltSgeW, to, RalifaX,' to be -613e gliiakest,i'reight,.
rente between' Cadttole, and Great '
Information „elf, to, Paffsefiger and Preiglyt
, tritest can be bta,011:61)plitiatitoiri6 '
'Illiesterstritoiglit&PeaSenget Agent '
Ellot1k,York r.L'otente
.
'p',POTTrlienn, •
Chief Suporlutonagn
ltailway . 14:, IMO* iatit„tet
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the comtnunity that they have leasedtho above
raffle for a term of years ; and will be pleased
to have a call from all. The mill has recently
been improved, by the addition pf new mach-
inery. It is the intention of too subscriberS to,
add a set of rolls as soon as possible; and all
combined. the
Woodham Grist Mill
Will be second to none in the West.
—x--x—
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly. '
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sale or
exchanged for oats.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEES.
,
JaerA TRIAL SOLICITED.
& IVIeNEVIN,
July 14.] Props.
ovoixtal
rber Sho
>
Hastings, Pi.op.
5
o8f116'tVhienag a iIttir• et"ti aid to entiing
tilt ill the lateet etyle
• Retry Mien 17
Laclies'and Childrgri's H
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CHEZ MADE, TO'ORritit,
SWI'r
A ant, sotiortED
1Lon4on, samive
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... 8.97
8.35
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
JUST Received a complete 'stack of Trtises,
Shoulder -braces, Supporters: &c.; at the
Central Drug Store,' C. LUTZ, PrOraieeelt.
Without exception,the best aisd cheapest
Lines in Boots and Shoes /WE have as yet
seen, cam now be bad at C. Eacrett's. Child-
ren's Carriages, Express -wagons, also best
leather fly -nets. Harness, trunks and
valises constantly on hand. Give us a call
before purchasing. Butter and eggs taken in
exchange for goods. Also a first Class
House for sale. C. EACRLTT.
Stop it at vice. What t. That cough which
is troubling you. Call at the old stand,' Di:
Lutz's Drug Store. and procure a 25 cent
bottle of Hallainore's Expectorant. This
preparation has been the popular contsli mix-
ture of Toronto for over 25 years. It inveri.
ably gives speedy and permanent relief from
all colds, coughs and &test troubles. It is
safe and pleazant, always sure the wstrst of
coughs to quickly care. s,
Fruit jar corks, gem rings, seating:is ax.
insect powder and sticky suss, paper3aq'the
Central Drug Store, C. Luetz, 'PrP.
A new organ for sale, Or exchange for a,
horse. Apply at this office. t.f. .
Sam janes.
The great excursion to Niagara Falls 'and
Grimsby takes place on Satnrday, 27th.„ ,,The
wonderful Sam Jones preaches at Grimsby'
on this Occasion. Train leaves Exeter at
8.47, a. in. ...Tickets good for . three days
only, price, $2.00. Don't miss this splendid
trip. 2 -ins. •, •
Picnic%
The choir atidslitient,errf the: Bible claea
athe Preabsiteria'n Oliurch'betooks=theinsel-
,
ves to Lake Huron on Tuesday, and. indulg-
ed in the festivities of a picnic. They ,teach -
ed the roniantle grounds at an early hour,
and after, unloading the cargo, and getting
things in proper shape, commenced the en-
joyments of the day, Boat -riding Was a
,principalleature of the day's sports, and the
weather being all that could be be desired,
:this branch received full justice. The pie-
nieera retuened home early, some very fa-
tigued, while others apriarently felt none
the 'worse, hilt rather profited --so to speak
—by the da.Y's outing. '
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The Civic Holiday.
As per proclamation by our worthy reeve,
Tuesday last was observed here by our loy-
al and patriotic citizens. as a public holiday.
The day broke very promising. being 'cool
and clear, gladdening the hearts of the citi-
zens who had anticipated a day's outing,
and lending lustre to the already lucent
spirits of the. band men. The band was
out early in full uniform, and discoursed
sweet musk for some time, as if to reininfi
the slumbering ones that the day was one
of life and enjoyment—not repose. Those
who did iiot avail themselves of the excur-
sion to Sarnia either enjoyed tliemselres pie-
nicing at the lake, shootieg, or participating
in some local amusement, such as baseball
or qubit pitching. However the day was
spent, all seemed to enjoy the holiday, and
the various people restnned their avocations
on Wednesday.
The Excureion,
The harvest home exenrsion to Sarnia on
Tuesday, under the auspices of the Exeter
brass band, was not by any means well pa-
tronized. At Exeter station there were over
two hundred got aboard, which, with. a
sprinkling of passengers from the various
stations along the line, &imposed the excur-
sion party. They arrived in Sarnia early in
the forenoon, some of the excursionists
spending the day with friends in town, while
the majority either went t� Port Huron or
enjoyed a ricte upon the St. Clair' river. All
seemed to enjoy themselves. The ,train
reached Exeter about 10.05 o'clock, solely
landing the horde of fatigued paesengers.
The excursion was not as well settroniSect by
Exeter people as it should hey° been—stwo
hundred being too few for a plape of Exe-
ter's pretentions to ;fad.
Very careless,
On Sunday afternoon last while a dottble
carriage in which was, seated six young men
Was being ,driven up Main street at a some-
what furious rate, two small girls going
to Sunday ,School had Is narrow escape from
being killed. The little 'mks were dressed
in White and wereerossiV: the road at Bis.
sett'a tin &ripe/Aunt, WIV the rig came
along. The large of tile two barely escap-
ed While thsthallor WAS "knocked down by
the horses which posact. ever het. The child
WAS taken frein Under the rig and After ex
al(itriation Wag foOnd 10 be Mere frightehed
thaninjitred: 1± waS a previdontiat espape,
as the -Child WAS *keel About ' among the
lititSOS' feet iiiSliOli'afildnilet4asIO.killt 0,0e+
Yerely Iniare hot The boys; or the yothg
Men,,c'S they,, 'Cali; themselves blest surely
have, felt'aShamed, .TheY &Mid not but no-
tice' the Children crossing hi front of them,
'anti thcl'etriveiee at seek n futtiotte'
Tate?' oitteleSsiis5S; • and they
ought.to'' no indietect Under the olatisn'oPpar
Matileipal by-law tor* preVentierinf
driving:atiOn car prineipal streets, 'The dth
Stable. ilifornisaii. that lb:m.11'10W henOtort
he Will ,enforee the'bi,litw with alt poSSible
'rigor, therefore the :yottpgnct-604gbtiesg
lad better' fake warning and profit thereby,
t uron, has returntd frotn month'e Keep the, stook oft the young clover if you
sojourn with friends across the li, e. want a erop next seaeOn.
Mr, R. L. l3illings dentist of to
will open an office over Oneirs bank Exeter ,•walls of the granery to destroY wornla and
Sprinkleslaked lime over the floor nd
a
on Sept, fgt. ; absorb moisture.- luesdep between the married, and. single
Dose Ball Match.
One of the most exeiting, if not altogethei
sctentific baseball matches ever played, took
place on the Agricultural gronncls here, on
' Run the IferroW over the stubble fields
We haveheard of a man who inadvort-
y swallowed a potato 'bug, and after-
werels elmsed himself •with parts green to
kill it. He almost died.
An esichltnge says—It would be a .good
act if the , town council would , order the-
osvuers of dog a to muzzle their canines dur
ing this frightful hot weather.
On Saturday last the Globe went one
better on,their early morning train by run-
ning thrOngh to Detroit. Ihe special Ar-
rived at London at 6,40 and, at Windsor at
9 o'cleek. d
Mr. John Evans, who was last week in-
jured by the colapsing of a scaffold, is we
are pleased th learn progressing favorably
and if nothing happens, he will beable to be
about ere long.
. One day last week while Nr. C. Dorward,
of the north end was Isofising oats, the load
upon whichlerode tipped over. Mr. D.
in the pre.cipitation, by some means sprain-
ed one of his limbs, and received other bod.
ily injuries. ,
A contingent of the London bicycle club
arrived here on Saturday last and remained
Until Ssinclay morning, When they left for
Point farin at Godetich. One of the num-
ber returned Sunday eve., haring sprained
his neck when nearing Clinton.
The steamerlUnited Empire, of the Beatty
line wilt leave Goderich on Friday 19th,
and the Ontarioson iVlonclay, 22nd for all
lake ports north. For exc.ursion rate tickets
and full inform:Ube apply to Capt. GRoliGE
Kniar, Exeter., • st
Woodcock shooting opened on Monday,
and, asewe stated last week,' this species of
game is'irery scarce in `this vicinity. They
are reported more plentiful down on the
river.' • The local tilnrOds will have to prao-'
tied upon .eparrows, until the .duck season.
comes in.te..
Our allusion last week to the open drain
on Ann. eis has caused considerable talk
amongsthe'residents nkre direetly inte07st-
'&1'. 'it basto be hoped that the talk will,cle;
velop into actiou, and 'that after a 'fair
length of titnek the yillaterydritiet iee,
to ..nalike-n ;I:novel 11)61 letWi.e.,Wie.X41.eit
Zees( inake sistfp t ession:
There seam to be a tremenileus aniount
men, 1 or the first few lenings the guile
that any foul seeds may germinate antl be some of whom had lately become benedicts,
Y e e Mauled men,
destroyed by the frosts of winter. doubtless owing to leek of activity and a
dreactfor the curves and inshootethroWn by
Hodes Oates' Weather Prediction, he pitcher of the juniors, soon fell behind,
Moses Oates, the Toronto weather prop-. and allowed their antagonists :0 till the
ltet, gives this torecast of the weather td ',score book. The married men did not des -
s paijethey tenaciously hungito the game un
come ;--"If the meteorological condition
til:' 'finish, accepting with good grace all
are favorable we will, have, on the. wbole.
COmPlirnentary bases inadvertently given
general warm summer. weather until about
by 'the imams., At the conclusion of ,the
the middle of October,shroken by two cool -
ninth innings -the score stood 33-13 in favor
paratively cool petiods, one commencing
of the' Ytiongstere. 'We have seen baseball
at once and lasting from ten to ,fourteen
matchtes before, but not many. and were al -
days, and another occurring in the latter
part of September and beginning of Octo-
ber. Notwithstanding this cooler weather,
I expect August to be warmer, as a whole,
than usual, while very ,high temperatures
will be noted in September, and hot weath-
er, for the season of the year, in October.
As to drouth, there is nothing in the berm -
metric conditions in the Far West to
dryers are allowed to take the box. On the '
indicate any cessation of the present dry s
ide of the married men several of the
spell. August will have more rainfall than
side
narrowly escaped having their , cra-
July, and what rainfal s comes will be in
mums burst, while one of the juniors receiv-
thunderstorms, and we need not look for
ed suchh charge as to ahnost knock him
piny days until about fair time: I would t'
not be surprised this year to find some radd over the backstop—all caused by the infer -
days break in on fair. I think nal curve pitching, Save us from baseball.
have a thund.erstorm very quickly."we will
ways of the opinion that • the game was a
quiet and easy one—one in which, v. person
might participate with the utmast freedom
from danger. But we have changed% our
opinion, and if we are to- judge from the
game on Tuesday, it is decidedly more dan-
gerous than'the Indian game, lacross% es-
necially if cricket, curve and inehoot pitch-
--
A Good Market.
The threshing of grain goes on uninter-
ruptedly, and the farmers, ere many weeks
elap'
se will look" about thein for the best
inarket at which to dispose of their grain
and other produce. It is 4 noteWotthy fact
that Exeter has for many years been one of
the best markets in the district, buyers pay-
ing the highest possible prices for all kinds
of grain. The, buyers too have a reputation
f being honest in their dealings „with the
Ita.rnietts—no shottages having ever been
poffinlained of lier,zis has in seasons gone
by been a characteristic of buyers in mark-
ettlypt many miles distant. The farmers by
Coming to Exeter to do their Marketing, not
'only obtain the tighek pricea:,for their
grain, &c., Iffit.they are affetded `Asp, oppor-
tunitY of puychassinglgoods from' the mer -
clients' 'here's:who carry, large ,stud' yaried
focli arglio cia;-a o tlie en;
closest possible margin over coat. We can
of flax corning In this season. Notivith assure those farmers wilt) have not already
standing the dry season the crops appear to made Exeter their 'regular marketing place,
lava' been Asneettally good and the area that if once they give it a trial they will re-
grown greater than in former years. Flax peat the yisit many times 'luring the Season.
pulling his been quite a harvest seasono all Note the above and profit thereby.
who si„Vere willing to pull; and any number
•
of laborers can now find employment at the °mine". 31"tdlng' .
\
fax Mills. ) The ceunciLmet at the market house 10th
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GOLDMAN'S SPRIsraimsa.--This novel and1 Aug 1887. All the members present: The
A case of till tapping at the station hotel
Is reported. The nibblers were captured.
This is the picnic season and everyone is
having a fly time.
John Vail was arrested last night for till -
Sapping at the Exeter hotel Tuesday.
ft
Mr. obt. Sanders shot several fine wood-
cocks the other day, some of them weighing
upwards of two pounds.
Mr. J. J. Crabbe, it is rumored has dis-
posed of the St. Marys Airgiss and intends
taking up •his residence in Toronto. It is
rumored that Mr. T. H. Race of Mitchell,
will be Mr. Crabbe's successor.
Mr. W. J. Bell, who has been attending
High Schoolat Hamilton duringthe past
couple of terms, was successfui
l n passing
for a third class certificate at the recent
examination.
We have received several copies of Chi-
cago papers by which we learn Herb. 3.
Wright who lately jetted. Exeter has been.
'flgurinilliseAstiiI`briakerffiatChes-
that
city. Herb is an Englishman, and of
course a good cricket player.
On Tuesday evg. a' row between two of
our young men occurred at the station.
They fought with the vigor of madmen for
a time, bruising and cutting each other
considerably. When separated the ground
over which the duel took place was -jell
soaked. with gore.
S. C. Hersey has just reev'd from F. W.
Fearman of Hamilton, a fine lot of, his
usefularticle ought to be sm every house.
No home is considered futitisherl without celebrated Hams, Rolled and Side Bacon.
one. If you have never seen one, send your Another consignment from Grant Bros., of
mune to Clement & Co., 48 Welltsgton-st. Ingersoll, consisting of FIttms dried, Bucks
& Breakfast Bacon of the finest quality.
East, Toronto, ,and they will send .you
illusttated circular showing it in an
S. C. Hersey keeps nothing but the best of
Agents wanted in ery town. Rolled flour, bran, shorts, chop &c. &c. S.
C. Hersey ofers to pay one hundred dollars "
minutes of the previous meeting were read
and confirmed. Mored by W. G. Bissett,
seconded -by D. Johns, that orders be grant-
ed for the following sums,
Thomas $13.50, for board and -washing ' for
John Johnston, Thos. Bissett, $34.50, labor;
Walter Westcott, $3 l.00 do.; John Stanlake
$51. 25, do. ; R. Pin combe $2. 5o do. ; Jno.
Stankke $L25 do.; Thos. Bissett $3.00 do.;
Mr. Henry Lev we learn is about to to the Exec band if he does not sell the
remove to Exeter, here he will engage in best Roller flour in this section. Try it.
the grain . buyieg business. Mr. Levett Walter IN estcott $1.00 do.; E. R. Bissett Our obituary column this week contains
enter's„into business, there with a valuable $102.00 do.; S. Handford $3.00 do.; Jas.i the notice of the death of Sarah, beloved
experience in the trade.. He is very pope. Balsden $3.00 do.. Al. Bissett $3.00, do.; wife of Mr. Francis Sanders, of Exeter
lar here, and the people of Parhill regret 1 Wm. Long $48.13 So.; Chas. Darwood, North, at thes age of 53 years. 'sFor seine
that he is leaving the place. He has a $69 '
.00 do.; John Keyes $3,00 do ; Wan. time past deceased has been in failing health
promising business opening for him in Horn $3.50do:; Isaac Bawden $1.00 do.; her once good constitution gradually giving
Exeter, and we hope that his best antici- Semi . xFanson 81.25 do.; Donald Taylor, way from the effects of a draeging ailment.
pations may be realleed,—Parkhill Review. $10-60 do.; James McGuine. $8.00 do.; John She was an exemplary woman and a mem-
The Messrs. Swallow Bros. ha' ve perches- Thoinpson $8.00 John Gillespie $76.00 do.; ber of Christ church. The funeral on
ed from Messrs. Roes and Taylor, the ma- Silas Hanclford $66.25 do.; James • Balsden Monday was fairly well attended, The
$78.00 do.; John Moreshead $36.50 do.; R.
chinery of their planing mil), arid rented retnains were placed in the Exeter cemetery.
the building and the residence close b f Pincombe $37.50 do.; Albert 13issett, $108. An ex -official complains, and not Without
do.; and John Thompson $40.00 street cause, of the quality of the plank sent to a
watering.—carried. Moved by T. B. Car- certain part of the village for the purpose
ling, seconded by W. C4. Bissett, that this of repairing the sidewalks. -`11e says they
council adjourn until the 17th inst., at 8
o'clock p. m.—carried. are handled with as much care as though
--- they were rotten eggs. This should mot be
.
although when sal official had the mane. -
Personal,
a number of years. They will take posses -
ion directly U13021 Messrs. Gidley Bros. giv-
ing Messrs. Ross et Taylor possession ef
their cabinet factory. Gidley Bros. will
open up a few blocks south on Main.st.
. A number of citizens picniced at the lake
on Thursday last. Seveml who were riding
in Christie's carriage hada slight mishap.
ging of affairs, such inferior planks were
Miss Mina Vic Thomas and Miss Lizzie distributed throughout the streets for the
same purposes. But now when they are
plved in front of his own door, he sees
room for complaint.
The number of candidates ' in the whole
province at the recent teachers' examinatioli
was six thousand, of whom twenty four
hundred tried for second class and the .re -
1 e riving through a creek (the bridge B. Thomas of Cobourg, are the guests of
. , . .
nah's)' the king bolt broke, and the body of
the carriage fell upon the reach, injuring Vie ov--,
Annie Trebilcock of London, left Friday
Ex -
vehicle considerably. They repaired the g for an ex.tended visit fiiends in Ex-
,
Broder-
carriage temporarily, and reached home eter and elsewhere.—Mrs. J. W. Broder-
ick and two daughters are visiting friends
spanning which had been taken doWn for;, Mrs. John 1, Clarke.—Misses Clara and
• isa e y, attesting having had a pleasant time
on the ever festive shore of lake auron.
People of w dyspeptic habit of body are
pleased when the baker's wagon condes-
cends to carry a broWn 'odor two, On the
stpposition that bran bread is so nutritious
and promotive of digestion. Prof. James,
of theAgticultural College, has just been
favoring the public with the chemical e0111
in his
John Gill, operator of Toron-
to is spending a'few days at lotne. Miss mamder for thied. The result imthe second
class examination shows that forty per cent
Mary Sanders is spending a few days in Lu- of the candidates were successful. This is
can. --Mrs. Geo Southcott, of Toronto is at
present visiting:her patents, Mr. and Mrs. a better showing than last year's examine -
W. FL Verity here. --Mr. J. Peart and Miss tion, when about sixty per cent were phi:eked
The principal slaughtering this year was in
Mitchell, of St. Marys spent Sunday last in arithmetic and the English ptose and poetry
town.--Robt. Brownlee, of London visited literature. A less percentage of the can-
didates for third class certificates, were
successful in passing.
A dog fight occurred on Main street last
week, and created considerable eXeitemen
An Irish spaniel belonging to A. Puke and a
bull terrier owned by Ed. Bisiett have not
been on good terms for sotne time, and
almost daily they would have a spat. Fri-
day they settled the matter. Both clogs
fought vigorously for a tisne, nntil the
terriet, 86 18 his maitre, grabbed the spaniel's
throat to which he tenaciously hong for
some time, ignOring elubs and brick.bsts.
If one can judge from the speed. the spaniel
made when freed from the powerful jaw4 of
' Mr. Thos. Biasatt Sr. hae Purchased a his antagonist, it will not be 'pleased to en.
Mate for his honiseine'driving horae,. freth gage in another encounter.
a Mr' 13.
,viainitY of 'Oederieh.
R driveestilt$800 loam. if ilothing Wo hos,o nsoa sasososes cowl sysop
in
baPPPos eXhitift thel'n at the vaiietis our &nab, ly twe :wears and it has gisse
fairs thronghtnit Ontario during the fall,' en 'es er Mint s s friellob .ss-tter. A L Bus.
position of bra,n. He says the Pupillm Pa- Ins mother here the fore part of the week.
chyderna en velopes the glutinous Perisperm Jrs John White has returned home from
Windsor. She was accompanied by Mrs.
which is in turn mingled with and embraces IT. M.
the nitrogenous endosperm." White, of that place, who wili remain
here for a few weeks.—Miss Muir, of Clin-
N. Dyer Muriel] celebrated his (he wea.rs
false teeth, we cannot tell his age) birthda ton, is visiting friends in Exeter at present.
Y I. Bowetman left on Tuesday fot
on Thursday last, and gave a number of his
associates a private party. After enjoying Dakota, to visit his son and will remain
oying there Several weeks.—Mrs. Bowerman, in
tile various games characteristic upon such
occasions the company sat down to a berm -
the meantime will visit friends in Prinoe
tiful reietst, which they all seemed to enjoy Edward county.—Miss Lots Wilkins of
with ecstacy. At a very ecasonable hour Sarnia, is visiting friends in town. —Mrs.
L, Fisher, of Toronto is spending a few
the gathering dispersed, all concerring woolo frio„d, Iwo, a
the testimbuy that N. Dyer is a jelly good
fellow.
The Mitchell base ball elub played Clin-
ton the other day and sufFerecl defeat - the
score standing' 27-19- When the Exeter
seaqinfl nine played a match with the etn-
ton senior nine last '%veek and were defeated
our 'Mitchell eotems took off their hats and
hooted, exclaiming that as their club could
down Clinton chili, there Was no use the 'Ex-
eter eltiblrying conclusions with the. Mit..
chell boys- From. the 80oro OM would infer
that the Mitchell club wag' eUperior (1) to
that of .Crinton, and that the Exeter eltib
would. be reluctant to play with IVIitehell,
The Exeter senior club will probably visit
Mitelicll before loo g sarprisepur coe-
temporaries by defeating the club of that
totv1 by a ochre of 20 to 0, and then the
%thistle will be on thel other side of the
death.
Mr, Levett,' of Parkhill whom we men- sell, Fo st P. 0.
tioned lait Week as agming to Exeter to buy Bev. M. TttrubuJl ol Eirkton has been ap..
grain, has entered. 'nit° partnership with pointed rector of Wingham by the Bishop of -
Ir
John Poss. They, have IntrallaSed of, tinfoil. The vacancy Was Caused by Ray Mr.
Mr, wenerton his two grain, houses. Jr. MeCosh resigning.
Levett comes highly reeounthended as being There seem s be au 'able bodied 'lack"
01 geed citizen and'•0,11 experienaed grain, against tlic trey the (4- 11 use their Lon -
buyer. At the bands of three grain mei.- don paseengers from Luean edition. Thc
chants, Messrs Biasett, 11;ose and Lovett, welt at Liman crossing is tot relished, cad
the farmers who choose to market their they are pot allowekto ride tree- te Craig, as,
rain in Exeter, °Minot expect anythin Talte the ,bus' to Clandeboye and ,
ninth trouble and annoyance will he saved,
bleat riltiterprsc,
ut fair and limiest dealing ; and we assiire
them they will get &Yoh