The Exeter Times, 1887-9-15, Page 1LEGAL,
• DIOKSOIN, Bstrieter,
• 0 t'or e Court, Notary Public
C,Onvo,y4neer ilionunissienkr. de, AlOney to
Ls00.11.
0510e1 eat Atigt $ Bloolc,Exeter.
,firt at.,Li s,
Barrister C
Solicitor onveyancer
p 1Eto.1
EXETER, - • ONT, ,
Oirieesainwell'sBioeh flan sold
ARIVIOTTE W. FORD,
Solicitor in the EMPrenie Court of Ontario,
Conveyaneer, Commiasioneri &o., &a. Special
attention given to•the colleetion of olaime in
the United States. Patents procured, money
to on at lerzest ratee. Odiee Opek•a, House
Bleck, St. Xerire, Ont.
ETAIOT
Barri ters,Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Conveyancers 85c, &c.
pney to Loanitoreas,
at
11"°8 of
i
OFFI,DE, - AmN - STREET, EXETER
P., V. nuaor. 3BLUM:.
DENTAL.
BILLINGS,
3:)=1\i-Tisw,
fo ffi'47,10E: Over 0,.1r141149$ Ran*
• NitrOus Oxide Gas for Plinless Extractien,
B. CARTWRIGHT, L.
s-rrizzo-morr Dziia,mism
Graduate a the Itayal College a
Dental Surgeons of Ontario, Hay
iug furnished. fine Dental Rooms
on JAMES -$T,, 2 Ooors •East of Central Hotel,
Exeter, ont„ whore I aut prepared to perform
all branches of the Dental profession with ease
& skill. -9-19:1Cal-75W.A.331. "O".A..X24DR
U sad in extracting teeth, Charges, Moderate;
Terms, Cash.
iT EINSMAN
"L'IL
Bleck MLUn-stq Exeter
Extracts Teeth without pain,
by givingVegetable Vapor. ,Gold
ancl all other dental
work the best possible. Goes
to Zukuon on 18,st Thnrsday in
each. month.
C• Oftie eat hiaresidenee Exeter
T w.BitOWNIAll M. D.,111. C
eF P. 8 ,GraduateVietoriaUniversity.Offies
d Ires idence,Dotx '11 ionLaboratok v. Exeter
HYNDMAN, coroner for the
County of Huron. Offfee, opposite Mr,
I. Carling's store, Exeter.
DR. A. ROLLINS, M. 0. P. S
o. Office, Main St.Eseter.Ont.ltesiden
e houserecently occupied by P. McPhillips,
Illaq.
7.00.0RTJEF,
rmanently located in No. 185
Qneen's Avenue, Ilmadon, a few doors
east of Post Office. Special attention given to
diseases of the Eye, bad sight, =lathe pres.
ervation of vision : diseases of the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and discharges -from the ear;
diseases of the Throat, chronic inflammation
being a frequent cause of deafness; diseases
of the Nog° eatarrh being a common cause of
Ass.
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE OHIPS FALL WHERE THEY gAX.'
VOL XV. NO 3. EXETER, O.MTA.R100 TECURSDAT 1VIORNLNG, SEPTEMBER 15th,1887. p0,101.10.1,3=1,roitat>1.1
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Pon
Cold in Head,
BAY FEVER.
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Not a Snuff, Powder or Irriet time Liciald, Price
30 cis. and $1.00. V not obtainable at your drug.,
zists, tient prepaid on receipt of price. Addresa
FULFORD & CO,v Brookvillo Ont.
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arber Shop
NAN BOWS MOVE,
A. Hastings, Prop,
Shaving aud Hair en qing in the latest styles
of the art.
Every attention paid to cutting
Ladies ana Children's Hair.
SWITCHES,MADE TO ORDER.
A CALL SO1a0ITED
A Sure Thing
FOR PORE PARIS GREEN
FOR GENUINE HELLIBORE
FOR No 1 INSECT POWDER
BROWNING'S
kupai•ed hearing. .
AUCTIONEERS:
TIENIVY ErILBER, Licensed Atm-
. tioneer for Hay, Stephen, ind
?ray:Townships. Soles conducted at moderate
:ates. G ce- t Post.oftice,Orediton, Ont.
3OHjrILL,Auctioneer for the
r." Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborne
and. the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
VETERINARY.
MENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri.
-L. nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toro»,
to, have
the treat
Domestic
lida.instre et
front s dis .... -Ca'•4!"---e•-• tame pron9nt Y
attended to:- Medicine fororsea Cattle,de
alv"1 h"th. ' - armor:, Alionin !
r
all office for
rnent o f all
Animals, on
Exeter. Calls
TittE 6POil
ALSO A FINE ASSORTMENT JF
11111S11f40
turer Q f all kinds of TritSaiis ; licsidence ;
fiatutue's Mills, Say, wilere hew ill attend to te,
wants of apy" who may require his services
'y pay from *nine to t....15 00 for the 8161110 ar
ticle which he clan furnish yon foi 5Q0 411'
which 18 A8 good if not better and warranttu
te fit with oomfort? Remember, Double
r23;119S06 $5.00 ; Slufflo Trao8Q81 $2.00, Ail eoni-
naunicationsaacirosseA to
• CHIIISTTA,N I, AWYE
Zuri oh P0, On
9 9 Ft,
PUREST, STtoriCEST? OEST,
Difigriseeftli.
bp an 13,4041)er column
eitizenwho signs himself "anfferee." tem.
04446 of drueketi reeu disturbing, Miele/A.1y
I and neighbors by nutking tee eight hideous.
t It is emnewhat strange that $40.1 conduct
on the part of youog, et hide ialmod
slightly occurrence, cannot be pot stop to,
The question arises where do these, men get
their liquor? l'his state of affairs eel:Ares
iiiveetigatien.
,-----
A njt 111,1S1 AT 1:Y4:31:3t;,
ui . le Lether lareotel NYVS,
driving a team a spirited horsee along' the
Thamee Road, one of the tugs of timbale -tees
came urielooe, whieh [Mewed the,pole to fall '
.,....... . - , - -- -
to the greend. Tbe horsee almost einml.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS i'levitlea' taneously made a dash for ltherty, pulling
-
, e The Gale Sulky Harrow lelltg CO; p e &mi
Mi' over the front of the w404,
u.,,,,,,,,,,,,. , . „ . .
tesentative, of Windsor, is iu town mid injuring bito eeverely. The eeineale
110141'1re. (IS sptienegdit,ea, IllAiele,enteye 0Iftiteeputeteotor1,1;011 riielle9s0 0! 4. ' . ,,
Fall miliniery openings are the neevre r.111 for seine distance tossiog the wagon
, about the oad ised wreckinget to a consider
<, - leg ilia ath I, . , ge a , . . eitement for the ladiee.
Plum P asty we lie pptoactneg I able eeteet, One of tee horses which got
bite tillage, end when near the 'Seed*:
'sedge, 0 -dog, ruelied enddenly at cthe cart Comperatively warm daye, 01)41 exe
pejt, i entangled with the hareees and wagon,' hael
jaggy cool, e0e0.40. ) its leg's badly cut aod, its left front hoof so
see e .frIgneeniee the. horse, Tlie equine te, le leiniags, dentiet, use's the best 1battered A" torn that it will b w'''''e tinle
a quick jump, throwing .'efr, S. from aeuesthetie and extracts teeth without the befoie the beast ean 140 workei .., , On the
4 i at. He grasped tiolitly tbe eines mid whole the rtmaway was ee excithes one
iawn foe sevetal eti'de eloeg '.,the 'hard
4hut managed With coesiderable effort
ng the horse to a stand still; not, how-
ntil hat aed clothes received a
'iitatteeing... Thor e are a . greet many
Vbenines in end ,aronnd Exeter which'
ethe habit of making attacks on pass
Teey shoiddhe extmeninated.
I410 C(V)01 Potatr—ii:;
Phillipe, a farmer of Stephen towee
his farm to Tilos, ,Deve to work- on
eharee, A diepute aeose Q1`01' 1110 aiViSiOii
(if 1)0666(20) go 0411 01 the forth, 'which enle
ruir.ated in 0 little fiit1uff, 1 seemthat
ho is a youne nianseenniere then 130
Ready for nap in any qiii/rd;ity. Vor
01ecting,44ud 01 higudred other uses. A
ula)Eing Soap, softening, Dierii-
eatS' af ego, was knocked Mit of time by
ebillipe, who is a man 70 years old. Daw
adThillips bound over to keep tini' pee.*
MiChaiged?hini.with aesault, befote Jue-
wes'emell & Clarke. The assault &Lee Was
6 hesseheen tried on Monday last; -bat be.
ere'heeging; was 'settled,- Daw withdrawing.
eraseq,uate 20 pomade Sal Soda, a
Soldiby ail Grecerl and. DruggIsts, . t
LW.GILLETT TOE01V110. t
RSE
the elm; ne and paying all 'costs. The rie
eett is: the pm ties are put to theiriorginal
poeition, minmnd
s court aconstable's costs.
vocident.
On Feeley last, Beet., a five-year-old son
MiteJohn Ross, grain Merchant, metivith
mishap which had it not been. for the
aliatienge is open for one 0'
Week more that he has the
peedy's,r4val of hie' fate et, wonideceeteirily:
aye resulted fatallyle' The little fellow; in
ming the shafting Whielveonneet the horse -
s
Roller Flour.
•
.__Th• ADDITION' To TilTS RS'
•
Featraan's Celebrated
HAMS, BACON.,
—ROLLED & SIDES.
Grant Bros., of Ingersoll have sent him
-A 1TNE LOT OF--
Bacon & Rams, TIYALVir
Oxford cheese always on hand
Groceries cheapeTthan„ever-s-Always,fresh.
S. C liersey.
T„ kii1„ A,WESTERN FAIR.
Fishing vi
INDUSTRIAL AND ART EXHIBITION.
ALWAYS A FULL LINE LONDON, CaNAD.4
OF ALL imps OF 19th TO B4th SEPt., 1887:
J.DIR;LTO—S.
Call anal Examine for Your-
self.
• J. W. BROWNING, Prop.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONE1 TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6-}
-I"- percent,,$25,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L. H. DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCIE..
XIMEPZE.I.A7L ReaLLS,
WOOD EtAM.
ELBE INSURANCE 00. mills for a term of yeart ; and will be pleased
The undersigned would respectfully inform
community that they have leasedthe above
THE WATERLOO MUTUAL thTe
to have a call from all. The mill has recently
been improved, by the adctition of new mach
finny. It is the intention of V: o subscribers to
. add a set of rolls 018 80011 as possible; and all
combined, tho
n
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT
This oomr.a.ny lis been over Eightee
years 111 ueoessful operation in 'Western On-
tario ,andcontinues to insure a.gainstloss or
daraama by Eire ,Buildings,Merchandise,Man-
ufactories,and all otherdescriptions oflinsur
able property. Intending insurers ha,vo the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Clash System.
During the past ten years,this Company
hasissued 87,096 Policies, covering property
to the a al0l1 61-6 cyf $40,872,098 ; and said 111 3088-
08 a lo ne is 700,752,00
AssetS, 8176,100.00, consisting of Cash
al isank, GoVbrnment Deposit, and the tomes
eased Premium Notes on hand and in force. .7
W WkI,DEN M D. Preside, t, C TI:rnon
Secretary. J. B. Huorunt, inspector. CHAS
8/3 PILL Agourf entetee and vicinity.
THE
roolanialn:ilway
.OF CANADA,
The Royal Mail, Passenger and reight
Route between Canada and Great Blitain an cl
direct route between the W0E16 and all points
on the Loner St. Lawrence and Bele des Cha.
lour, also
New Brunswick, Nova, Scotia,
P. E, Island Cape Breton,
NeWfoundliand,
gerinuda,
and. JabrIabica.
New and elegant Pikliman Buffet Sleeping
nd Day Cars run on through Express traiia a,
Passengers for Groat Britain or the Conti -
flout by loeving Termite at 8.30 a. tn, Thurs.
day will join ontWard mail Steamer at Hali-
fax a. re. Saturday, ,
Superior Elevator WarehOuse and Dock ac-
commodation at Halifax for shipment of grain
01111 50 neral merchandise,
Years of experience have proved the INTER -
COLONIAL in eenneetion 'with steamship
lines to and frons London, Liverpool and
Glasgow to Halifax, to be the quickest freight
route betWeen Cadada and Great Britain.
Information as to Passenger arid Freight
rates can be had bn applioatien to
* BOB NUT 11.
•weitek n Pro i ght & Pastooger Agent
'Ressin House 1310Oki York St. Toronto
D. POTTINGER,
Chief stiperintentt
Bailway 0 ., 13th, 1 •
Woodham Grist Mill
Will be second to none in the West.
Gristing and Chopping Done
• Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sate or
• erehanged for oats.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
gLirA TRIAL SOLICITED.
J. (36 A. 'MoNEVIN,
July 14.] • Props.
LOTS OF NEW GOO wS
--AT---
Doupe's Store,
KIRKTON.
AVY DRESS GOODS (new shades) 10c
EXTRA YOUNG HYSON TEA - 50o. lb
17 11) NICE SUGAR -- $L00
A NICE TRA SETT (44 Pleees) -
BEST /JARDINE , 62e. gal
I= Fine Te, f$1,00
8 Plugs Chewing Tobiteco . 26e.
It will pay you to drive ten
miles to buy from us.
PLEASE NOTE OUR PRICES,
IIighost Price for Bader and.
Eggs,
LIBERAL PREMIUMS
LIVE STOOIC, MACHINERY, 1:11`0•
Ne%GroundsNew Bnildings,New Race Track
are being provided for the forthcoming
Jubilee Exhibition at an estimated
-cost of-
$ 120,000,000
BALD' A. nramobt DoLCARS
Will be represented by the Live Stock display
Gran d exhibits in pain tin pStata ary ez:Seulp tare
The comtnittes of attractions aro preparing
a splendid paver:Immo. Better than ever.
Send your address on a postal card for copy
of the Prize list. For all information' 'write to
the Secretary:
A. W. PORTE, Pres. GE 0, MeBROOM, See
,,TrETTET.417.7a,
Has purchased a frill lino of
compatty with severc play mates, were
power With' the elevating,enechsnery as a
gymbastic pole. They w5uld olimb upon
the revolvhig rod and swing around with as
much proficiency as a gymnast. Unfortu-
nately, however, for the child, his clothes
ea.ught, and by the rapid revolution of the
shaft, lie was whirled agoend with rapidity,
his gamonts being almost torn from his
body. When the horse -power was stopped
and this by extricated from his uneoinfort-
able predicament, it was found that the
heels of his shoes were entirely worn off,
caused by striking against the rafters above
The child was taken home, when it was
learned that he was more frightened than
injured, although his clothes were badly
Retiring from the Field.
Mr,. Amos Doupe, the well-known athlete,
of Mildew, biter several years of successful
eoropweineep itethoecnieicignimgamatbaltein
Omuta and -the United7' States,' and with
• the best athletes of the country, has decid-
ed to retire from the athletic field as a corn.
petitor, he finding it impossible to keep in
proper shape for the games and run a farm
also, During his career as an athlete he
has won over fifty first, and a number of
second and third prizes, amounting in all to
nearly $500, besides a number of valuable
medals. The following are his best records
with date and pliteethey were accomplish.
• :-Running high jump, 5 ft. 10 in.,
Wingham games, Sept. 11, 1885. Running
loug jump, 2010. 8M., Brussels, Sept. 91h.
1884. Running hop, step and lump, 45 ft.
74- in.; Stratford games, Aug. 28, 1884.
Vaulting with pole, 9 ft. 6111., Forest, Sept.
4th, 1885. One hundred yard race, time,
Oi sec., Walkerton, May 23, 1884. These
ecords are a credit to any athlete in Amer-
ica, and were all tuade under the Caledon.
ian rules, no weights. being allowed. Mr.
Doupe made his debut as an athlete in the
games at Exeter, on July 1st, 1880, and
since that time has gradually improved,
Personal.
Mr. H. C. Brewer, of Clinton, gave Exe-
ter a visit ou Sunday last. -Miss L. Doher-
ty, milliner, has returned to town, after
spending her vacation with Mends in Co-
bourg -Mrs. Geo, Moir and Miss C.
Mitchell, of St. Marys, were visiting friends
here during the forepart of the week. -
Mrs. If. 13. Witten, of Ifamilt5n, is the
guest of Mrs. (Capt.) Kemp. -Miss Sadie
Ilawkelmw, has returnel from a tWO
month's yisit among relatives in Detroit. -
Miss Maud Dempsey is attending Model
School at Mitchell, -Thos. Hanson, of Ful-
lerton, is lying dangerously ill, the cause
being sciettica. Mr. and Mrs. Thos.:Ham-
lin bare returned from their trip to the Old
Country ; they report heviug had a pleas-
ant voyage, both going and comitig.--John
White, jr. son of the proprietor of thispaper
left for Wiedsor last week to pursue his
etudies.-Mr. Henry Doupe, of Usborne re-
turned on Thursday last from Europe,
whither he had gone to visit the land of his
petieet realizing any'pain.
-
Robbery,
Either Sunday or INionday inorniug, pe`3,-
aoas entered the office of W. H. 'Verity &
,Seie'e foundry end with the aid. of powder
• blew open the (ease A emell 13010 e
•
bored, near the key -hole, loth , the
few Weeks. Vmhetoes of the 10,01we !)°- power was infused. 'few door wee the mie`y
'On Thereday lade them beheigine to A and it was liters:11y torn elf' berelars
Zartner Velem ue broke loose evoia post then with the tsole taken frons the
0 eyeich they were tied, and nue down building factory,of Alesere, Dyer, & Howaiel
Maie-st., as far de Buckingham's Week- broke ireto the iesele, NMI after OIoOldnr'11
Meesre. Bissett Bros. here' beee weeded
the bontreet for tbe supplying 01 11 ,eurnatie
for Sie, new town hall. '
The eevised village 113-103110 04:0. hi 610
hands ()Mho priuter, and will be completed.
and ready for distribution in tlie ermrse of
tor beware. • part of the safe injured by tlip explosion
Mill 1 shop, where they were cuptured,
7 h
, Messrs, W. E. Verity ave 004
caved. another large order from Memitoba
for their celebrated plows, , The Verity
plow is still ;mining an enviable reputation
in the Western territories.
The London dailies during the past week
"have been publishing items of news which
appeared in the TIMES iive weelca" ago, and
which their own columns contained four
weeks ago
Walker Bawden, son of Mr. Geo. Bawden
went to a skvarnp in Stephen, 'TheresillP
oh Saturday last end shot two partridges axe sent through the country to call on eyery
and One' rabbit,
thefirsteef the season
The rabbit ,.1,g said to be fmairnieio..and she o•hlei maeniait ithe ire,. plement
lid Th hardestl 1 0 the farm ieee.
. ' lected and the harrow put to work, arid in
..
" At ceneidereble exPense Me. SC. Her- I after a fair trial has been given, the farmer
.
sey hes fitted up his oyster parlor in the , is not seeieeee, be is aoe thogeea to less},..
Most -modern style, and will upon Saturday, chase, Arr. McManus has just eompletedia
Sept. 24th, open the peeler to the publie'. sanvas in Middlesex, and sold upwards bi
el.C7tislytefrrso°inf 1.3.611e,C1t6linr4ot rgeupaollit• yexlpviil'elsi)s.e received. ' i2t0s0 Isnuapeehrhiotersi; yN.VhiSeheeisadavg.00e'olngtuatrainngteetloief
Thieves entered the office of Messrs. Dyer names of purchasers to whom reference MU
,6t Howard, builders, on Monday, and broke be made.
into the safe (which is a wooden one) And
.
Xotes About Vie Sts;-7tion.
small drawer of about $2,00 in .ilver,' they
carried away the inner vault, Which ein.
tained only setne;papers of very little valne
to any pvson, There is no clue to, the
perpetrators, and as the anionet stolen is
small, it is not likely strenuous efforts will
be put forth to capture them.
The Gale Solt.y Harrow compony.
Mr. 'McManus, of the above company, is
01 town with eight men and as Many wag-
gons, having for bis object the introducing
01 <0 new combined sulky hereow. The men
got not nog for their trouble. It is pre-
sumed that the burglars thought there was Mr. 3. A. Case shipped 150 lambs te
something M the safe, as it was locked. • Black Rock, on Friday II:mt.-Messrs Ross
Last week iu noticing a letter reeeived by ee Lovett are daily shipping wheat to Drum -
Mr. Chas. Tom from his son in Manitoba bo for milling purposes. -Mr. Jas. Pickard
the sentenee which read: "wheat sells from ehipped a car load of choice flour to Mon -
40 to 50 cents per bush, barley from 50 to treat Saturday. -Mr. J. Parsons is daily
55," shank'. have read, the yield was from shipping tan bark to London and. other
4000 50 bushels to the acre, &e. points.--IvIessrs. John Willis Thos. Coates
Now would seem to he an opportene time and Thos. Prior each shipped a car load of
to do advance advertising for
before they come tothe Itlaire your
the fah. Let export cattle to Montreal on Tuesday, and
the people know who they wish to look for Mr. Willis another yesterday. -R. S. Lang
shipped 140 bbls. of NY les via Goderich by
name familiar to out.of-town eo le Th
boat., to Manitoba on ' needay, and one car- '
areAligr,enaldt bfruisei:cie,ssesatrbnut tc:Ldep, ,:13arps. ,*3.‘loleaduitoto 11.10o4ntxreatzLyd;syt,e.:_rdayci.-;tW,.4.0 71., a sVs een7
' • AY & Sore shipped one cat load of Plows . to,,
aglieStietlesSeent '- ' - le eleaLis"Y'gn-4: ge're for ermines circus eat London. yester-
Monday iu toWn. Mac eays the old tOSVII
is looking well and gives evidence of pros- day.
perity, but there is not nearly the life around
here that there is alsout the Sault. village cannon.
Plushes, all of which are now open for
is now in business in Thigden, and --reports
ceived ..per steamship "Umbera," fi
office a call. Mr. Windsor is a &tad.
maker, and served his apprenticeehiP with
lot of Sealetts, Lamb Skins,
Mr. E. Drevv, here, some 7 ears ago H
Englience 5 cases of Lady's Mantles, Del -
Co., was in town on Monday, and gave this
mans and walking Jackets, also a choice
inspection.
Mr. H. Windsor, of Brigden, °Lambton
&unwell & Pickard have this week re -
ice" Pa"c-Y viz i -E. Drew, $4.00 hall rent, 24th 'Feb.,
--Tnn read and confirmed. Moved by W. G.
,,, ,,, orders he granted for the following sums,
present. Minutes of the previous meeting
BB Ili slssedtetN31..603,0,9d, oci..,,,k.ItTthhoes sitoswsnett,hsalt; do.
Go.,
ieul In, 1b63ecr : 1 asbaomr1; JFoahnnsoGn o2u,10d0,, $0111.:Oin, do;wo0Ra.
Bissett, seconded hy T. B. Carling, that
jrio.' Gillespie, $3.00, do. do.; Stephen Pow.
1887 ; Walter Westeott, $4.00, labor.. Jaz,
Ceuncil met!, Sept 7th. All the members
oa;lip.ini Id IT igaeunhta._rt, $0,8r6r1-99:
things booming thetembouts. •
for
eownilrbs.e, $10.0O, do;
Owners of threshing outfits in this section, Tendert-for ileelleen„ce 9f. 'ranee Hall received
feet which requires a man to be sent tiling from various agents of Insurance ,..es.
Moved by D. Johns, seconded by 3. Melee.
should.,-ootice that a law has gone into of -
highways in advance of traction engines to ard that the reeve and clerk be a coin. to
effect a policy of insurance on town. hall for
give notice of their approach, thus lessen- 3 years. -Carried. Moved by T. B. Carling
m, e pieba,bihty of runaway accidents. 'seconded by W. G. Bissett, that this coun-
Arso if an engine be stationed near a high- cil adjourn to meet at Dr. Rollins' office on
way, it must stopped while teams are Friday next at 7 o'clock, p. m -Carried:
Motherwell on Friday last the game stood
passing.
minutes of the previous meeting read and
. ,. The council niet pursuant adjournment
"Our local baseball team have been faring at Dr. Rollins' office 9013 Sept 1 8S7. All
badly of late. In a return match with members present, except Mr. Johns. The
Zito 13, with an innings to spare, in favor eonfirmed. Moved by W. G. Bissett, sec.
of 'Motherwell. 0110 boys report having by T. B. Carling, that orders be granted. for
been wall treated, and came away with a the following sums, viz ;---L. ,H. Dickson
very high opinion ot their successful adver- $15.00 for advice fees, &c., and E. Elliott
saries.--Illite.7zell Recorder. And this is the $25.50 for insurance on town hall for three
club which was going to defeat Exeter club years and carpenters risk for two months.
with ease. You may expect to hear from -Carried. Moved by W. G. 13issett, sec.
our junior balletosbers ere long. by .T. Pickard, that by-law No 9, 1887,
The Scott Act teems to be attacked at
every vulnemble' point, legally, stealthily Exeter" haring been read. a first time be
and otherwise. There is an inclivichial read a second. and third time and linally
going through Scott Act counties in this sec- passed. -Carried. Moved. by W. G. Biss-
tion just Low selling a recipe for making all alt, seconded by T. 'B. Carling, thee the
kinds of Liquors from a cheap kind of alcohol ' building used for fire etigine house, at Mr,
called methylated spirits which 110 e Pickard's, be advertised for sale by auction
through a process called deodorizing, Puss on the 2ard Sept. at 2 o'clock in the after -
then by means of flavoring extracts convert
"d noon. --Carried. The council adjourned ter
so 'tis said, into malt or rye, whiskey, wine, meet at the Market hause on the 23rd lust
. . . at 7.80 p. ne.
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"The consolidated by-la.w of the villa,ge of
birth ; Mr, • D. who is /IOW some 80 years of, gi •
age, says he made the voyage without eoi
during any sielenese,--Rey. W. S. Pascoe
officiated at the opening of a Methodist
church in Strathroy, an Sunday last. -Rev.
Mr. Redmond, of Arkona, Occupied the
pulpit in the Main -street Methodist church
on Sumbly last, during the absence of the
pastor, Rev. . Mr. Paseoe, Ea preached
very acceptably. --One of Exetet's fairest
, daughters ehanged her name last evening.
-Visitors from Exeter to the Toronth fair
aro numerous this year. --Lawyer 13. V'.
Elliot, and son Reginald, have returned
Watohes, Clocks
and Jewelry
• SUITABLE FOB, TEE FALL TBADE,
--coatptismi —
ENGLISH GOLD AND SILVER,ab°
JEWELRY. --AMERICAN
GOLD PLATE
JEWELRY.
COLD & SILVER WATCH CASES,
And movetnent ()fall the leading
and best makers.
A CALL SOLICITED;
Repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.,
a Speciality.
Beinenaher the old stand,
Opposite J. PICKAKD,
Enter, On,
An exchenge remarks that "some peosele
imagine it au easy thing to fill up a news -
pa '
per especially with local news, but let
0110113 try it for a week, and they would
wonder how the paper, week in end week
out, could. keep up the interest," Our co -
tem is right, and there are people in this
town who wondee how and where the Them
gets all its local news every week. Well,
our aim is to give our readers a good local
paper, and we spare neither thue nor tronble
in hunting tip all the local happenings that
transpire aromul the town and vieinity.
L010 their trip to New York. -Mr, A. Co& . 3. W. Broderick will open out in a few
fin, who has been taking a lour up th da n his New Bride Store, one door north
lakes, returned to town last week.--joh the new TOWIl Hall, a magnificent stock
Evans, who, it will be remembered, son of Dry Geode, Groceries, Boots & elhoee, Ree,
time a dem
ago sustained injury by a fall from e fresh and new, the bulk of the stock
sca,ffold, has sufficiently recovered to re- having been purchased for this fall trade.
81111<0 tgergtaemiss /sera, of xi:man-Hue, The Subscriber having parchased this splen -
visited Mrs. Folland and 001101 friends here2 tho doot
pdit•dice50.00kGarte:tblistghaaitlIfS hsle-h°01ffeestaell,
uts, last week. -Miss Lou WilkinS has 411
retereed 10 Sarnia after spending several
weeks among friends iu Exeter. --Mr. WIIL
Gray, druggist, has secured a situation at
the Central Drug Store. --Rev, D, M. Ram-
say and wife, of Lowlesboro', spent Tuesday
3, Bell left for the Clinton Model
School, Timedity.-.L, FE, Diekson, Samuel
Gidley, C. Dorward, Dr. Rollins and sever-
al others, besides attending the Toronto Ex-
hibition, will be present at the bengiset on.
der the auspices of the Young Cotiservativbe
of Ontaeio, • Miss Fannie Davis is visitine
frieeds at Walkerton. -John Knight, Grand
Trunk operator, at Harriston, is visiting
his parents here. -Mr. Dodds, of Toronto,
representative Of the "Canadian Sportsitme
and Live Stook Journal" was in town for a
few days this week, in the interests of that
lar journal.
--
Concluder Walmsley, of the L. H. & B.
was away to Indiana, last week, owing to
the serious illness of one of his sons there
he buried a son M the same place only a few
months since.
Mr. 'George Ilawdeteems ocerepleted and
placed in Ithe cemeteree a monument of
Ottirweegranite for the late Thoe. Oke, It
is sarelth be the mod hantsome in the cem-
etery.
S. C. Horsey's hen roost,/ has been visited,
awl several choice gainas pilfered. The
thieves were cleceiesed as the fowl were not
therobreds. S. C. H. will not brag about
his snperior fowl in future,
John Vail, of this place, who has been in,
carcereted in Gotlerich jail for twe weeks,
on a charge of till -tapping here, was fotind
guilty on S'opt. 50, and sentenced to two
weeks longer in the County jail.
Barry Knapp, a young Winglia,m herbeg
has eloped with a "s5vOct sixteen Miss A.
must go. %int for the bergains, The
Store th rent or for sale
A few weeks ago we drew the attention
of the authorities to the the feet that the
street lamps luxe not been lighted this
fall, It cannot surely be because the nights
are not etifileiently dark, for a commercial
traveller, who had been speeding all evening
laet week with a friend on Mailed., after
leavieg the friend's residence and reaching
Ole sidewalk did not know how to
reach the hotel. In fact, es he said he
thought he had got out the back door
'!'!ie traveller next morning upon an hives,
tigation found that we had first class street
lamps and wanted to know why they were
not utilized, It is really to bad that neg.
Halstead, who eluded her father's metalled
eve by pretending to go to Sunday same!,
They tried once before to get away but
failed. This time they reached. 'Buffalo i'll.X
g
eafety.
The farmers of the country otteht
avistocracy ot the country, and they
be, if their younmen after passir
ee#
farm insteed of herding,
the school atid college would a
ld go 'osPeem Y a P0
fully examined 1 (Lnarraq
in to AMSOS.
gee aer ncl ovcrowding fated Cetalogite.
Poople baying gegete/
13rampton GURNEY CO
and cauliflower Itne ea,
to have them thova este •
toins of pm
, iVRONTO MONTREAL AND WINNIPEG.
igenee should give /lee to such coon feoitt
kled 'e