The Exeter Times, 1887-9-29, Page 1L,�.41i DiIOK5 N, Brtr, •ister, Soli-
. cites efSupreme ,Court,lioteryPtiblte
Couveyttnt,l,i °ourmles1Untr, esp. +uouey tQ
Goan.
QiiJ94 Ogirlsnsi31oe104125.etor,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc.,
rrteETEzt, . ONT.
OniocgitE well'sl3lock flail sold Once.)
RtD5OUR W . FORD,
u rens Court of OM ado,
conOalenate et the S i?
rte t attention
Cath'e collection of claims in
the Malted
66rveu to the r oureti money
the at l Stott s. furcate e A sera Rouse
to loan at lowest rates, CJloe , Opera
Bloch, St. ltiarys, Out, _T
VLLIOT & ;LLIOT.
arristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Conveyancers
&c,
(i011Pey £L
C "llouey to Loan at Lowest hates of
1nteTeat.
OFFICE, • MAIN • STREET, 'EXETER•
B. v. t:LLIor. 3. la,LIO'r.
DENTAL.
li
V
• DREW'S �� i3OGAt. HAPPENINGS, Scotch, g
i late
HALL +� ns f t
�. �/ ze o n
TI r
L. BILLINGS,
T..
1�1ilSTft`IST,
FIClE: over 0,.114EIL'S Boni:
ion.
x pact
Painless
Et
Nitrous Oxide: Gas for Pain
Brevities.
Additional local acme osi 8th page.
The grain market ie beginning, to picll tip -
,f Lama a.-----Milton:ress-geaiis at bl, 10 &
l 12 . 24 inches wide, All colors 1t14kaxd's
a w } A cur ,Me club is to be organized here next
"._�l winter, c
' St. Marys' correspondence received
too late for this issue.
_�....•-.--- -,Mwny of ou itizens attended tm,�vlauC��
1 fair on Tuesday. It Wag a grand success.
"T3EW TO THE LINE, LET THE tJHIT?S FALL WHERE THEY MAY. IKr,Cartwright, the, dentist, is og
ao>`[N'CVIIITE & So2z8� thopremisossouth ot'f're},le's harness step;
- _-- _ _.._.,�•--- - _..- ;� cl Pro )sisters
offered during fair week.
and P' 1 dP hibitton a Millinery andDry-goo
1
RNING SEPTEMBER �9�h 1887.
V. NO 5. EXETER, ONTARIO, TEITJRSDAN 1A0 , , Pnbliahorsan i Read CPrltnga change of advertisement
OL. X.:.., _ M in another column. Immense bargains are
13ruvities,
• i Canadian Tweeds, ! Samwell & Pickard will give a grand exEnglish and. ds on Mon-
` New and Stylish at Banwell is let is da, & Tuesday, Oct. 3rd 4th. Be sure and
'll be on his Y
s
��r E."CARTWRIOT, I+. B. S.
strxt4T10N 9g1x3'S2E3S,
{+c«s+�.... • .: Graduate of the BBoy& College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Rex
�Ipao�yy Mgfurnished fine Dental Rome
Rotel,
on JAMES -ST, 3 Dania reset' Of Central SO
Exeter, Ont., where I am prepared to perform
all tranches of the Dental profession with ease
& skill. 'V >nC+an'S`A Charges, Moderate;
used in extracting teeth.
Terms, Cash.
I INSMAN , D1+ NTIST.L.D•a
• , lii•St Exeter,
SAm,vell s Block, Alta ,
Extracts Teeth withoutpain,
by giving Vegetable Vapor. Gold
t lungs and all other dental
work the best possible. Goes`
to ZVRI08 onlast Thursday in
each month.
You'll find it good to regr-
o both small
anti great,
checks Rio%, fieadasee,
sadDyspeptics
6 tie leaeant to the
o.none n
n haste.
Persona . The tax
Mr. and Mee. I. Bowerman, . who have rounds ao
• ' It 11 tar wi eosin
a" ft and the woe 's a u Messrs. psis k & Yclear
2 That PY panties ever season i t d will, therefore, r
d 1 last 6 Mr. The Summer sauntering to give up business an 1 ,
eating
co ee call•
prepare for him.
Curralle have decided.
TO
�+•�1 �•�, 1r� r�•�
Peen on au extended trip through Manitoba Besides P gild Dakota, peruser tome as Fvee
out their entire largo stock at sacreficing
Capacity, 700• Q taste
iFr !fi S eedguipitdowa Bowerman attests thtitalthough fhe lies eons el Tl• h }i ut crop ie abundant this year ea See change of adv.
N ��
u s.
few a
` a f
n Y
be t
will b g
? ' TO—
CAPTAIN
L�.
GEO. KEMP.
A
POSITIVE ME
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COLD iNTHE HEAD
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CATARRH.
GIVES
Immediate Aelief
poli
nN
Head,
Cold I ,
HAY FEVER.
EAS' TO USE,
Not a Snuff, Powder or irritating Liquid. Price
50 cts. and $1.00. It not obtainable at your drug'
gists, sent prepaid on receipt of price. Adtees9
Ont.
FiJLFARD R COy Brockville, OY�
ig
MEDICAL
Barber shop
_
CLU'i'Z, D. M.,
j • 0 fa teat biaresidenoe'Exeter
T W. BROWNING M. D., M. 0
e • P.S,GraduateViotoriaIIniversity.O$1ca
andiresidence,Don niDDLeboxatorv.Exoter
R. RYyNllMAN, coroner for
r_.
I. Carling'3s store,Exeter.
of 'Miran. Ogee.
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St. xeter.Ont.Iteeiden
tie housereeently occupied by P. McPhillips,
Rag.
PON' 3LOGE
A. Hastings, rs, Prop.
a
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PC)3 filo! LL p
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BEST. p
Beady for uRe in any quantity. For
making Soap, ,,ftmeng e't iter I7xd_n,.
ieotin.,,+nd s 1-tundrrct otil,,r 7.tges, A
can conal- 20 pauiid. Sal Soil a,
Void ay all Gro Cor t a TOE
�ists.`iv
M,NV.GILLETT., f OEONT
rior n men • u e sec i
6 a
at s to
Ob( la
t P
Da
n p
Dakota I t
. 1
in
living ,
coelntryl and that he wishes they had although they are poorly filled. The town clock has be
. &
Monday
•nth
been placed i e
an opening- rattled in Manitoba.—Mr. E. H. ,s B,tpirrs•—Mtllrnezy ops ,t,
wife; Who hove been attending the funeral TuesdayOctober 3 & 4, at Tutnas Pickard
Fish
d
F rad
tow
er a
f h t
of the late W. G. Pennington, at Ingersoll,
returned home yeste ay.
I
s. The bell will then cease to send ort i a
Mr. Jas. Oke shipped several car loads of merry peal.
rd
Burse Steeling.
On Thursday last a yoeng ni n ..
osedale an Englishmen, who had
Iiobt. b2 g
do
NI
or e
'o
ofM
Mr, Edward
inem l'
been
btheY
eP
of the 8th coneeseion of London Township,
during the aummer, asked Mr, 'Norden for
a horse, saying that he wished to visit the
home of his former employer. Mr. Morden
tl
er ec
tobs f
fellowy
of
'vin the young ele
b t Y g
g
pp loaned
holiest, aceeeded to his request and
him the horse. Not returning at the tapeci:-
fled time, the owner instituted a search,
which has been kept up but in vain, 73ee.
dined at Mr. John Andrews, Usborne,
Sunday, and when leaving said that he was
route forStratford.—Since
en
cattle from Centralia station this week.
Miniatt}re garden fires have been minter-
ous during the week,
i f the sleets
has been in type, we learn the horse has
owner.
restored
ton
is o.
e t0
been s][jj r.
_ I
1 The following challenge wa intended for
Challenge is open for one
y ( week more, that he has the
---BEST---
Roller Flour.
Shaving and Hair cutting in the latest styles
of the art.
Every attention paid to cutting
R. WOODRUFF,
Pern,aneatly located in No. 18s
taw doors
Q een's" Avenue, .Lon on, -
east. of Post Office. Special attention giveYe o
dierasee of the hlye, bad sight, an.; the p
ea,ir d nearing, and diseases es from the e nr; I Vr '
Paired s chronic inflammation RO W N
s
ease
sa•
re u" o,
being a g a cerumen geese —IS—
A
Noah, catarrh being —
mpai-edhearing.
Ladies arra Children's Hair
SWITCHES MADE TO ORDER.
A CA,T.I. SOLICITED
A Sure Thing
FOR PURE PARIS GREEN
FOR GENUINE BELLIBORE
FOR No. 1 INSECT POWDER
sof the Throat, diseases! �i
t out cause of deaine t
of
AUCTIONEERS.
Licensed e
nae
8
Auc-
tioneer
7•Bki
R
EI
L ,
Y
N tt li-
t
E Gi
and
M
a
en
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to
h
tlodfor a P
A ,
y e
ermoderate
er
f'rr "• wnehi e. Ss.lesaonduotcdatmOnt.
8 0iSoe kAtPost-office, Crediton,
OHN GILL Auctioneer for the
of Stephen, Hay and
Usborne
aTownships el
e tendo . and g of .Exeter. gguaranteed.All
promptly
attended, and'sattataobion
arranged at this office.
ENNENT & TE:�NENT, Veteri-
nary Surgeons, Grraduatesoftthe Ontario
Veterinary an office for
o,
the treat
D rmestio
>41
sin
si
ee
—IN ADDITION TO THIS HE SAS—
Fearman's Celebrated
HAMS, BACON -----
--ROLLED & SIDES.
Grant Bros., of Ingersoll have sent flim
E LOT OF—
A YINE
xxo
zaA
T
>iiA
Bacon & Hams, BE BEATEN.
Challen'e.
est week's issue, but it did not arrive in
time. We have couversed with Air. John
Vail upon the subject, and he accepts the
challenge and the. necessary money has
been placed in our hands:-
Te theeditor Times, issue a public
through your paper to.,•
challenge to Mr. John Vail of Exeter; to
skate a three mile ,racoon the Exeter roller
rink, for $25 and the championship of
Ontario, race to take mace on the evening
of 4th Oct. I enclose you $5 as a guarantee
of good faith. J. J. Harper, London.
Sept. 2lst 1887.
MArrITOBA POTATOES.—Just now when 1
potatoes are 50 cents per bushel, and
likely to be higher, the following from
Sarnia Canadian is given here as a point-
er to our local merchants --Ths Sarnia
a
'Mani-
toba
ni-
grocers have several car loads of
e
come by
robe potatoes in transit. They
rail to Port Arthur, and thence, by the
N. W. T. Co's. steamers to Sarnia. It is
said that potatoes can be purchased in
any quantity in the province for 25 cents
a bushel, where dug, the• purchaser fur-
nishing his own pockage. The quality of
the tubers is highly spoken' of.
Ordered, clothing a specialty. A good fit
guaranteed, at Sam;yell & Pickard's.
Bissett Bros. are shipping large quantities
of grain, at present, for milling purposes.
Wiggins' storm seems to be on the strike
for tetter weather.
-a
odds
' o a
cess
ill n
line
o M n
IEs
—Bostf
LAD
at Sidle, at James Pickard's.
'Auction sales are not so numerous this
fall as has been the case previous seasons.
The Trivitt Memorial church is assuming o
gigantic proportions. Main-st. on Monday evg., at a «•30 pace.
New Boats &Shoes in soilless variety at :Fortunately there were few people upon the
'amwell & Piekard's, {street:
5 1
Ott 'Saturday last Mr. Ira Spicer raised,
and carried five rods, into a house, sixteen
bushels of potatees, in the short space of
two hours and twenty minutes. This is
work.
considered good w
The two buildings used for some years
Exeter.—Allow me
Itis currently reported hereabouts that
two valuable horses were stolen from the
stables of ilr. James Horton, Lumley,
township of Usborne, on Thursday last.
e re -
Farmers can rely upon our market
ports. They are procured immediately
prior to going to press. Messrs. Carter,
Son & Co, furnish the reports of Si. Marys'
market.
Samwell &Pickard have just received a
England,
nl
Y L ,
from direct g
goods
car of
large
which they are now offering at rock bottom
prices.
A couple of gentlemen, presumably under
the influence of Anti -Scott, drove down
Oxford cheese always on hand
Groceries cheaper than ever—Always-fresb.
S. C. Hersey.
SPOT
Ble Ca
I
TELE OT —AT
ALSO A FINESSA ON MENT JFIN
r7
C
Fishingurs
rrc
le
lac
y
meat o f aIl
Animals, on
Exeter. Calls
from a d,e
t P
,! -e -..tape r prom t'y
s
attended toe- Medicine for Eoraes Cattle,&c
alalways an liend:
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONE/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6'
ALWA-YS A. FULL LINE
``��OF ALL KINDS OF
j/iV TgaS'
Cull and Examine for ?our-
self
J. W. BROWNING, Prop.
rurS Altonion o
percent, aa
$25000 Private Funds Best
aiVia,
.B. L r sn•�,�i�ia .1CITa.l�.ih�
Loaning Companies
represented.. Y
L. ES, DICKSON,WOOD t1AM.
Barrister -Exeter, YY
1tArlan.
INSYI
The undersigned would respectfullyein ar
r nun
the con
, , pleased
A11 be
will
1• "rad
AZUa
years
Oa
LU of e
iER term
WATERLOO tov
� a for a
�+ mill
TrPiftE INSURANCE CO. to have a cell from all. dlitione ilof newernaoli
been un rev , t
incry It the intention of tS e subscribers to
add a set of rolis as 8000 as possible 1 and all
combined, the
Woodham Grist'Mill
L itythat they loverteased t above
e alai
tit
sd b
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This oomeanv has been over Eighteen
years inenecessful operation:iu Western On-
tart agndoo8ire Buitinnee ldinge,Merehandise,Man
tloss or
damage by '
ableproe,(tYd Intendingdescriptions
banethe
opts property.
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
O salt System .
T,uring. the past ten years this Company
' has issued 87,090 Policies. eovering property
to tile:th ountof 540,872,088; and },aidiuloss-
es alone 3709,,i2,00 >
A.SsetS, X116,100.00, consisting of Cash
n dank, GovernmentDeposit,and the unease
W WA: M: D. Presidei ti a0 in force.
SoretarY .L D.
Secretary- J.S. livasus,lasp ector, C73AS.
B ltT. L AgontfOr Tixeter and viciuitV,
TI•Y
l! �
Intorcoloal&lamilway
OF CANADA,
The Reyna MaU,' Passengger and s reight
Route between Canada and groat Britain and
direct route between the West and all pointe
an the Lower St. Lawrence and Bale des Oha-
leur,aLao
nswick Neva, Scotia,
KeW $rl1 ,
Mr. R. S. Lang shipped two car loads of
apples to Winnipeg, Man., this week.
Messrs. Wood Bros. shipped a car load
of lambs to Black Rock, on Monday.
LAnzss.— Sig show of Millinery at ou
opening, Oct. Picker d
t. 3 & 4. ernes
Messrs. Billings and Ganda, 'cyclista did. 1 as fire
engine ere sold eS na north
ananestssou
rday
ten mites o yesterday, to Centralia and re- afternoon The North end building was
turn in forty minutes.
Mr. Jahn Spaekman has returned from
his shooting expedition at Lake Smith. He
bagged several brace.
LADIES.—Get jacketing and ulster-
ing at James Pickard. Remember—we cut
all jackets free of charge.
Mr. Thos. Russel of the Riverside farm
'Usborne, was very successful with his herd
of shorthorns at the Industrial exhibition in
Toronto.
For the best assortment and cheapest of
candies call at the stores. in Drew's Block
and post office. A fresh supply of the
choicest to hand for the fair. Carr. Kum.
gone to
has
Crediton
Cred
Grant, of ,
Mr. D.
Seaforth and engaged in the tomb stone
business. Mr. Grant is a good citizen and
Seaforth will find it out.
—WE Alex --
RETIRING from EU'I�TESS
P. E. Island Cape Breton,
Ne;tvi:otlildl ia31c1.,
i3ermttda,
and %Tan:kWea
Flea. -The inhabitants of Exeter were
evg.t
0
Saturday
somewhat surprised on -Sat y
hear,.the.fire alarm. It sounded at about ;9•,
o'clock, the prey of the destructive ele-
ment being a barn belonging to. Mr. George
Blatckford, of Exeter North. The building
was entirely consumed, together wi it twen-
ty
wheat,
,
acres
ty acres of oats, thirteen
seventeen tons. of hay, one: hay loader, one.
mower, one hay rake, and sundry other ar
tides, in all, amounting to the sum of $950,
which is fully covered by insurance in the
Hay,Townahip Company. The ;fire .was un-
doubtedly the work of au incendiary as
there had been no person workingg about the
And offering our entire stock ata Lbarn for weeks previous. lir. H. Eilber,
I Company, was
in town yesterday, with a view of setting
1
TREMENDOUS SACRAFICE the efficient manager of thep 1•
Our readers will remember a race which
took place between these two skaters on the
24th of May last, Harper losing the race by
the accidental breaking one of his skates.
Consequently he issues another challenge.
See change of adv. of the Gale Sulky
Harrow Co., and read the testimonials of
implement
old,aud, reliable farmers. The imp
is undoubtedly a good' one, and should be
in the possession of every farmer.
The Toronto Mail referring to a commer-
cial union meeting at Clinton, is slightly
that town to be:' in
'me
itclan
when.
• dwh
xe
inn
Bruce Co. It is bad enough for English
newspapers to make such mistakes.
As our stock is the claim.
allow 5 Well Assorted
Will be second to none iu the Weet.
X—X—
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly' on hand for sale or
exchanged fot oats.
SATISFACTION CUARA ITEED.
;g5 A TRIAL SOLICITED.
3, & A. VIcNEVIN,
July 14.] Ptops.
LOTS LE` NEW GOO u
d olegent ant Pullman Buffet Sleeping
New Cl g i .
N
ud Day Clara ran on throub'h 1�.Api oNs ,trains.
Great Britton or Olio Conti.
i Passengers -foe
nentb5:lolnviug'Toionto at 8.30 a. to, `.Chris'
de will loin Outward mail steamer lit Hall -
tee
m. Saturday.
Superior nlovater Wnr fhoueand
Dof grain
con disc
'9
Store
0
- p�
Ty(�r I
K I H .J.- _ T �:� N
HAVING BEEN PURCHASED
S
WITHIN THE LAST 18 MO�ITII
sold to Mr. Jas Creech for $30, the south
end to Mr. Wm. Drew for $56.
The international yachting race on Tues-
day, at Fort Wadsworth, N. Y., wart won
easily by the American cutter, "Volunteer"
the "Thistle" so it is said:being being out of
repair. There will probably be another
race.
The English sparrow is becoming a de-
cidedly intolerable nuisance. They are
all over—inside buildings and out. They
even inhabit the past office, as the other day
when Mr. James Weekes, of Weekes Bros.,
unlocked the letter box one of the .pests.
fl t
env out.
The;Pronerty Reooverest.
The span of horseirtaken from'the stables'
of Mr. Benjamin Case, a few miles north of
Exeter, on Saturday night, 17th inst., par-
ticulars
in these columns
which appeared
f
' tlars o
tact
last week, were found. at Sombre village,
aThe
last.
near Sarnia, on Sunday morningY
This is a rare chance were found wandering a th ad
bout on a ra
near Chas. White's, on the White line, into
whose premises they were taken and pro-
perly cared for, but the most valuable—
the pacing mare—died, presumably, from
exhaustion, and the other although on the
vege'of death, under the ca, a of a vet.,
rallied. The wagon, harness and, other
stolen property have not been recovered.
1 ano-
ther
is supposed ed th
at
the thieves ea stole It
PP
John
as
their
onway,
they team also, while
the descrip-
tion
seri -
E. Bury saw a rig, answering P
tion of Mr. Case's, and two span of horses
pass his place about. 4 o'clock Sunday
ing morning, Mr. Case's horses being tired
out were let loose and left . on the road,
where they were found_
Special Services
To Secure your
--& Winter Goods.
K & CURRELLEY,
TRICK
MARKET ROUARE, EXETER.
1-0-0
a' :IVY DRYS GOODS (new shades) 10c
1 EXTRA YOUNG HYSON'G A - 50c. ib
c;l •O0
77 lli NiCiP, SUGAR '2,25'
A NICE TEA SETT (44 'Pieces) ., $
T RDI N OIT,, - " . 02c. gal
1301 F ne .. fol , $1,00
131b line Tea,
' cgs Chewing Tobacco 25c.
S,LI e�
lnorlattou rat flaltfaa of Shipment —•!, O-"" 0--^
and go neralmerchan .
of experience have proved the IN TOR -
lame
P
VIAL 10•. connection with irool e steamship
ou to drive, ten
UULO .and from Loudon, Liyepaal aria �{, will '10i1,Y
linos to to Fialifat, tb bathe quickest freight
C•Flnsgnw stain,
ono seen er awl. Freight
o i'n g
rmation ns t
lnfn
andmiles td buy from US,
r t between Cndacla nn �'
to
rates one be had oh application
ROBh1 a Agent to
tVeetoir,' io g
1x11 MOODIE
Ib i ht.1mPSS31OOSGr
p'osain lIoiise ltiocl;,iork St. oron
75,1 UT'S1Nfief S
Chief Suportntendtit
'stalky/S' 0 ., to N• I3N ov i8th,le
PLEASE NOTE OTYR PRICES,
Highest Price for ;l: lI ter and,
ggs,
gas :purchased a full line of
Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry
On S
aturdaY
evening
while
the e 5
ou
t
here
.o up time, gad
whe
n
bound freight -was makin
one utile South of Haman, some unprinci-
pled wretch'threw a stone through the cab
window of the engine. The fireman had a
very:narrowescape, the missile grazing his
head.
Markham village is now taking steps to
secure fire protection, after a big fire had
visited the place and destroyed more prop-
erty than would have purchased half-a-doz-
en fire engines. Exeter may be in the same
fix atany time, as its -fire protection is not
of the best.
" Mr. /mind,the .American horse buyer,
Under the assessment Act as amended at
the last session of the Legislature, incomes
up to $700 are exempted from taxation.
But incomes of, $1000 are assessable upon the
whole amount.
While decending from a wagon at Mrs.
Brawn's residence the other day, a lady
caught her dress on the seat, and fell heav-
ily to the the` ground, headforemost. She
sustained no severe injury.
There will' be a promenade concert, to.
ether with a lecture by Dr. Oronhyatskba
given under the auspices of the I.O.F. in
the roller skating rink, in the course of a
s
d
week to y
SUITABLE FOR THE FALL TRADE,
oommasxxo--
LD AND SILVER
ENGLISH GO
JEW TLRY.—,AMERICAN'
GOLD PLATE
JEWELRY,
E�
�I� WATCH CQ
SOLO �{, SILVER
all the leading
!Arad movement of a
and best makers.
C ED.
T
.4.
CALL SOLICITED.
The annual harvest thanksgiving service,
the last one the congregation expect
to hold lit the eh trchwhich has beenlenown
o Sunday
ships anothecar load of draught horses
from here this Creek to the American Re-
public.
' els
w
The
animals P
ublie.
T
some in this neighborhood, the balance in
the vicinity of St. Marys. Mr. I. has left
considerable money with the farmers herea-
bouts during the last two years.
Mr. Alf Walters, a well-known ex -mem-
ber of the Fire Department in this city,<but
who has been living in Kansas City for the
past: two years, visited the Central Fire
Station yesterday. He will reside in Exe-
ter in future. A London paper. Mr.
Walters has been a resident of
Exeter
for
upwards of a year.
While returning from Goderich not long
since, Mr. Paul Madge lost or had stolen.
from his pocket, a wallet containing up-
wards of $40 and $800 worth of notes. Mr.
- to
et
hi
b
004.
ee or n days.
.
A. commercial union meeting was held fn i ticket but cannot recollect whether he
the
in g
so
en
rhes
encu g
M. r P
Clinton on Tuesday evg. G
spoke at great length, but failed to prevent
any new. arguments, other than that he
firmly believed such and such to be the
case.
The Directors will have the driving track
on the Agricultural grounds put into proper I contains 18S
shape in a few days. Judging from the of the Peace, lra Lewis, Esq.,
number of horses that are in training, and cases. There
is oh l yes one
case tchew y an Exeter
Exeter
the way some of therm, -are improving, magistrate,
expectlots of fun on the 4th of Oct. i citizens are the most law abidingnpeople in of
awere fife
may
The Aurora Borealis attractedthe attention the County. There ,Y
of the citizens on Sunday evg.'It was in- violation; of the
sad tethers Act gainstt throughout
upward to them. hotel keeps
interesting togazep
deed in g
.
count
l
There was a heavyufrost in consequence,
and many a housewife was the loser of the I It is now settled that typhoid fever germs
and
much admired house plants. are carried almost
Iii the report of the Grand Bend Canthat boiling while
ire alwaysdoet not destroy othem,
last week, where it appeared Alfred Wilsong that filteration is wholly ineffective for
Cole- also
roved
e d R. H.these
Engineer, it should have't aht' the urificatfon of water bearing
't upon
. o
r
left i
in
pee
kat
asP
aldwin Slnith � placed it in hisp again
tt•nQ
the seat of the car on which a was si t .
He drove to London, however, early next:
morning, but could find no trace of the
missing property.
The list of convictions for the quarter
ending Sept. 13, just published by the clerk
man, Toronto. Po Mr. Coleman, w e ung
t attribute the honor of being the projector
for twenty five years past as Christ et the scheme.
church" will take place (D. V.) on The ad'outned Scott Act cases have been
J
next Oct 2nd beingId the 17th Sunday after a ain adjourned, owing to the non -appear -
somey. The Guild have been: engaged for snug of an important witness The wit-
some time past in preparing decorations for nate was imp arrested yes pl ed i -
the occasion and hope • to exceed all their safe -keeping l 'd vvhen hid
former efforts in making beautiful the
"Temple of the Lord," The offertory will be,
the congregation's thank offering for the
gathered harvest and will be devoted to the
Surrounded nude
d o
na
all
the
perish.
Su
e of
expenses
to Almighty
i ht
of
tl Y
S sides with evidences ccs
g
`.Father's bounty the thankful soul must ma.
pond. Sermons will be preached by the
Rev. Frederick F. Davie, Rector of Thorn -
dale. Suitable hymns; lessons, psalms and
opening sentences ti441I snake' the service
the ordinary
from
Y
differ appropriately
morning and evening prayer. i
Coon captured.
ter ay- anc ac
until next Friday, t tions for July, ]888,
testimony will be heard. nonprofessional certificates, notice has
1 l t' I been given from the Department of Educe -
germs, so that the water in a well may be
infected from sinks, etc., at a considerable'
distance. With these facts definitely de-
terminad it ought to be easy to reduce the
danger of typhoid fever to a minimum by
cert.
Regarding the Departmental Examine-
far 2nd and. 3rd class
Mr, Samuel 1' 11ey, our worthy bend -
t ster while passing through his orchard
the other evg•,
along the round. Fie at once gave chase,
treed the a sinal anti then set to work with
the aid of others, to csptitretne b the back
coupled the tree, seven his game y
of the neck, which is in accordance with
Mr. J. Shute's instriictious, whereupon his
coonskin retaliated and nipped a large''.
sized mouthful from Ntr. G's aim. Event -
null however, the little beauty wad cap•
tui (1 uninjured. The coon has been
presented to Ma Samuel C. Carter, Roch.
N V. to whom it area sent via express oti
h notioetl a coon, running
Rev. Father Chiniquay erturec in the ea ate
Cavan Presbyterian church, here, on Fri- tion that candidateshddes will not be allowedt
day eve. last: The lecture was superb, and
large
appreciated by the very g
apparently o its ut
audtenee the church being filled to
most capacity.
Drunken men were numerous upon our
streets Sunday, autl the most noisy were
placed in the lock-up to cool off. The
d a
s a
•wna a
iso increase
village e
exchequer i
11a
t q
consequence. ,Our constable is rigidly enfor-
cing the by -late with respect to drunkenness.
The revised by-laws for the village hove
been printed and will be distributed
among the magistrates and peace officers at
once. It is the intention of the aethori
ties to enforce themwith considerable more
pertinacity their has characterized their
effort:! heretofore.
t'1:tte4dny ntarniug• , !'Ir, G. so he says,'
.lo iai110 `pr4or'
ewoir' c�tc,: lie- oath of g,.
• lit tVatalles, (nooks, J Y {{ administer& t ,
Repair g
o S ooiality« to the an4nial's leaving so that LVft..Ca,r an
I? accepting of a.
re g
the
pleas
ere p
n, have P
c s t a F will l
011 1v
the ,
or
memo be•
ie to
I i ned
arta
Carter
is C t
L 9 .. �AIY1al lt,ait.. � 1t •
Cat
,
7C
are
(��]a091iie t�. ;CyiG.iz�\I�.S�, +aero of his 000nships claws, as they
ExeteF, Ont., itoitteiouriy
The inner chest and wallet which were
carriedwa. at the time of the blowing up
of W. II. :Verity & Son's cafe, were found.
the other day near the station by MIL
tet
Ertreet Gulley, while returning from the
woods. All of the papers were safe and in
good condition.
vVoll as horse thieves, are
Chicken, as 1. ns
praatrclttg their dcpredatio in and around,
Exeter. A 111,,. Welsh, of Win -St., had
six fine duck and a quantity of cabbage etol-
i 11
en, the other evening. It vi be deal work
for some of them if they are caught or fonnrl
out. The police art 011 the watch;
write for and that on e
following: classes will be eligible to write
a
for 3rd clues :—(I) Those who hold 3rd ekes
certificates and wish to obtain 2nd class.
(2) Those who wrote in July, 1857, for 2nd
c ass (whether they then held 3rd elates or
not) and failed. (3) Those who at any
previous 3rd class, examination obtained the .
aggregate' required, but who failed in one
or more subjects. Instrnotuon.i will
given to high School masters and the pre-
siding examiners in 1888, to see that none
but the classes above defined are allowed to
write in 1888 for 2nd class certificates.
An interesting 06,50 was tried in the Divi -
ion Court -at Aylmer the other day. Alun.
Divi-
sion
ham Dressy, y ouWn g farm hand, sued his
a �
employer, M. etson, Deputy -reeve of
South Dorchester, :far a balance of wages.
The defendant claimed the young roan had
been hired tor five menthe and left his em-
ployment
m
pY
to ment without emisebefore the expiration of that time.number of witnesses;
: A large
were called. The Plaintiff stated that de -
Pendant's family had persued earth a system
of persecutioe, towarcls tion, ael usi female
of him
intercouraet"witlr a disreputable e,
fastening' her clothes on a post in the yap.,
Judge
that he was. unable 'to retinae. The
etc.,
that the Plaintiff was not
obliged to stay under these atH 1 ciecunsst:tti ec
'Ve
e balance of w,
g
It
for th Cl
IYI
vl .L g 1
dile.