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LEGAIh,
,a. Dioxs(fl4, 139,rrister, Soli-
" 40 oit or ef Supreme C °fist , Notary Public
Convoyancea Commissioner, &a. Money to
Loan, y,
Offtee in Patisipi's Block, Exeter,
R.118,
Barrister, Solicitor,
Gonveyancer Etc,
ETER, OT,
OffieeSarnwell'sBloels Ball sold office.)
ARMOUR "W. FORD,
Solicitor lathe Supreme Court of Ontario,
'Conveyancer, Commiesioneri (to., acc. Special
attention given to the collection of claims in
the United States'. Patents procured, money
totloan at lowest rates. (Moe : Opera Rouse
Block, St. Marys, Ont.
ELLIOT & ELLIOTT,
Barristers, Solicitors, 'Notaries Public
.Conveyanoers 850, dzo.
t'aioney to Loan at Lowest Rates of
Interest.
OFFICE, - MA.IN - STREET, EXETER.
L V. ELLIOT. S. ELLIOT.
DENTAL.
H L. BILLINGS,
:3Dmi•Twxur,
0.1,1110E: over 0,.1rEIVS Bank
Nitrous Oxide Gas for Painless Extraction.
W. I. elitTWRIBET, L. IL S.
s-t:r7t,csaEcorr 1:41TTIST.
Graduate of the P.oyal College of
Dental surgeons of Ontario. Eav
ingfnruishedfine Dented Booms
on MAIN -ST„ next door to Treble's Hamm
shop,Bxeter, where I £4111prepared to perform
an branches el the Dentalprofession with ease
st skill. 7T3E04:21-EM._e..33S.,133
u sed in extracting teeth, Charges, Moderate;
'Perms, Cash.
.AND 'HITUTION & 4TP.P.I.)KSEN_ _GAZETTE.
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET TEE CHIPS F
WHERE THEY MAY."
VOL. XV.) NO. 9. EXETER ONTARIO THURSDAT MOR
NG, JANUARY 26, 1888,
40101 avarrie SO -01$
Publishiersand Proprietors
FARME4S an& OTHERS.
Briolz and. Tile,
We Wishto call the special attention ot the
farmers and others requiring tile, that Mr,
Geo. Mc atz, of Lot 11, Con. 5, Steplient Crediton
P, O., has on hand a very large quantity of
'LT 'KINSMAN ,DENTIST.L.D.8
Salneyersh Block, Main-st, Exeter,
Extracts Teeth withoutpain,
by giving Vegetable -Vapor. Gold
Filings and all other dental
work the best possible. Goes
:4f f•ft,e; to Zumos on last Thursday in
each month.
MEDIOAL
TILE OF ALL SIZES!
, At the Following Prices :
2ir inch Tile ..• $ 5,50porM.
3 •••
4 '4
18,0o "
0 ... 28,00 "
7
8 " ••. 40.00
neceBso,ry, limit ed eredit will be given.
Crediton, Sept. 11, '87. GEO MOATZ.
VIo LatillYoulingh
And Everybody Laght,
rf LUTZ,D. M.,
. 011ie eat hiaresidence Exeter .
T W. BROWNINGri IVI. D., M. 0
. r . s ,G r &dilate VictorialJniversity.011ics,
txt d]c sidence,13 oix1rtionLaborator v.EXOter
1)11. RYNDMAN, coroner for the
county of lauron. Oface, opposite Mr.
Carling's store, F,xeter.
TAR. S. A. ROLLINS, M.O. P. S
o. 0-�e4 Main st.Exeter,Ont.Residen
se h one er e oentiv occupied by P. McPhillips,
Esq.
AUCTIONEERS.
T_TENRY EILBER, Licensed Anti-
tionoer for ElayeStephen, and
MoGllli
r ay:Townships . see es conducted at moderat e
rates. Othce-At Paft"'f,"'arec
TOHN Auctioneer 'for the
GP Townships of Stephen, Ray and Usborne
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, !Ind satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
VETERINARY.
TENNENT & TENNENT,
VETERINARY - SURGEONS,
---WHO SEES OUR --
SPLENDID - - BARGAINS 1
--------
Beautiful Honest Goods in End-
less Varieties -
THE PRICE WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY
--
FOR YOUR SAKE!
FOR OUR SAKE
• FOR GOODNESS SAKE
COME AND LET US SAVE MONE
FOR YOU.
CAN DO IT!
WE DO DO IT!
WE WILL DO IT L
J. DOUPE, & CO., KIRKTON.
Graduat es of the Ontario Veterinary College.
ti °Freon : One 'boor South of Town Hall,
amormaammoon....
ten
digit
la
1$p8.
&safe
5 bottle
z
gut°, p
, all
bot se
'bottle.
MONEY TO LOAN.
-vr ONE/ TO LOANAT 6 AND
per cent, $25,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L. Er. DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE.
WE
ROUND THE COUNTRY.
By Our Own correspondents.
Woodham.
Hambler.
Mie$ neanda Seen of Devon, is at preeeut
visiting flinds in the township of Grey,
The le tore whichwas to have been deliver -
ad inthe Methodist church by the Be''. Dia
---
Aceinenr•-Cal Monday while Mr. Wmto, 11:3487.7i of of rE oe rae.n
ti
e, reason
s oth oe:tgp.0 of rit Itei
Jacques of Usborne was drawing logs
ll the
Metiers. Abray and Edwards' saw mill in this 3lat inSt;'
place his homes butane hightened and ran Agetrtheeirrounds
feuvnearys ecniedaeearviPotriienigt atIole datisPproeseeenoft
away, Mr. J, not being able to control the 801hg
animate and pulling them from one tide of their goods. A word of caution will not be
the road to the other. the load upeet
into the ditch, one monstrous log roiling
on Mr. Jacques. Ample assistance wits at
hand and the unfortunate men was soon
extricated from hie unoorafmtable position,
no bones broken, but badly bruised and
shakeu up. The horses were not injured
nor the sleigh damaged.
Thesitutss.-Bediness in general seems to
be good, the soros doing a lively trade; at
the grist mill thiugs seems to be booming,
the enterprising proprietors being slut and.
cognizant of the wants of the people. We
are not assuming too much, when we say
that no better flour is manufactured in the
district than is turned out 0f our mill.
At the paw mill too, business i good, and
lumber seems to be flying in all directions
and the numerous employees are as bus?
as bees in the springtime. -Mr. J. Stephens
recently sold his olydesdale stallion to an
American boyer for a good SUM. It is
probable that he will haye purchased another
ere eptingtirne.
Three Houses and Lots for sale in Kirkton.
LOOK OUT POR WAR
-IN TFIE-
THE WA.TERLOO MUTUAL
EIRE IN SUBAN C E 0 0 .
• Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - • WATERLOO, ONT.
This coneeanv has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation in Western On-
tario,andeorrtinuee to insure agaiustloos or
damage by Piro ,Builclings es/tea:ahem die° ,Man-
ufactoriee,eud ale othordemerintions Oilmen -
able property . Intending Menem bay() the
option of insuring on the Pre.011.11O1 Note or
0 Ash. System , -
leering the past ten yeaes tbis Company
has {gaited 57,006 Policies, covering propeety
to thenerount of 840,872,088 ; and. paid inloss,
, .4- s
es aloy 1, I .
ASSO , 8116 ,10 0 000 , consieting of Cash
O B0,11 , Government D °posit , and the unites-
tt
eased realities Notes on hand end in force, 4T,
W t irloPx11 B. Preside:. t. 0 , 51. Terynon,
scare, ee 3. B . Ilecerrits, Enspector . Ott AS.
Seeable agentfor 'Exeter emit vionaitv,
CENTRAL
arbor Sho
FANSON'S BLOCK.
A. Hastings, Prop.
Shavieg Mid Hair anteing in the latest stylee
of the art,
Every attention paid to cutting
Ladles and Children's Hair
SWITCHES MADE TO ORDER
A 0.k.Dt SOLICITED
Croiiton neap Sion
J. MITCHELL bus received a splendid
lot of XMAS goods, and is determined to
make prices to suit hard times, eimeeially in
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS,
AND DRAWERS, and other goods. • Note
some of the prieee :
5 lbs. good tea -
15 lbs. good,sugar
18 lbs, raisins, (new fruit) -
6 bars soap -
out of place. Farmers beware, and as here-
tofore mentioned through the columns of the
TIMES, sign your name to none of their paper
whatever thee you will be sere from the
swindler's clutch.
Dashwood.
BRI_Va.-The weather has been'exceedingly
keen this last week or two. -The yards of
the saw -mill are being rapidly filled with
saw -logs. The begs aro of excellent quality
and will doubtles,s make splendid lumber.
Farraers pan buy the best of lumber here for
draining and building Imposes at a very
reasonable figare.-Business is very good
here considering times. -Mr. August Pope
and sister, of Platteville, are visiting at the
home of their brother, Mr. John Pope, mer-
ehant tailor of this place. -Miss M. Rhoda
and Miss A. Stephen are home from Berlin
at present, visiting friends and relations. --
Mr. H. Kellerman and Miss K. McCallum
spent Sunday in visiting friends in Forest. -
Mr. Chas. leossenberry waa in town Sunday.
-Mr. Chas, Shoemaker bas sold his Teei.
dance here and intends going into farming. -
Revival meetings are being held here under $10.50 for registration ; Mr. Edward, $2.75,
the guidance of Revs- Hauch and Ortwein culvert. The Board then adjourned.
and the church is crowded every thing.
They, no doubt, will be the means nf pro-
ducing a great deal of good. • Last Sunday
was quarterly meeting in the Goshen Line
briok clatirth. A large xlumber of people
attended the services there, and in the avg.,
Bishop Ihnbaoh preaohea a splendid sermon
in the church here. --Word was received here
that Mr. Edward Hall formerly stage -driver
of this place, had been killed in the woode.
Blanshard Council.
--
Blanshard, jan. 10th, 1888.
Tbe municipal council eleot for the Town-
ship of Blanshard met to -day, and after hav-
ing subseribed the oath of office the following
gentlemen took seats at the Board : •Thomas
LtiNV8011. reeve; George Hudson, dep•reeve ;
Messrs. Johnson, MoVannell and Diokensoh,
Counoillare.
The minutes of the previous meeting read
signed by the reeve. Mr. Wm, ,Tohnson was
re -appointed °lett:. Mr. Kennedy was re•
appointed assessor ; Mr. Loynd% Treasurer ;
Mr. John Anderson, collector, •and alessra.
Roger and Armstrong, auditors ; Mr.- Thos.
Pearson, caretaker of hall ; air, Joseph Car-
routhers, impounding other.
Council resolved itself into nom. of the
whole on salaries. Mr. Johnson in • the
chair. The corn. rose aud reported as fol-
lows ;---Clerk to be paid $110; A.ssessor, §50;
Treasurer, pc); Collector, $00 ; Auditors,
$10 each; selectors of jurors, $6 each ; Care-
taker, 14;eimpounding officer, $30. 'The
Reeve took the chair arid the report was ad-
opted.
The Clerk was ordered to ask for tenders
for printing for the current year. The ten-
ders to be opened on the first Monday in
February at two o'clock P. M, at the council
The Reeve and Ur. Johnson wore appoint -
to make arrangements,for plank. The time
for the return of the roll waa extended lo
the first Monday in Feby.
'Orders were issuea to, lat, Wilkinson, $3,
charity; Rath Ritchie, $7, charity; Thomas
Pearaon, t, caretaker of hall ;
Johnson, $52.50, fall salary as clerk, and
Clandeboye,
• Business is rather' dull In onr 'village jest
at present, the people seern to be buying only
the bare neeessities of life.
The people around dre laying in a large
stock of ice, which is very thick on the river
new.
The members of ithe Nureury Methodist
Church, Mooresville, intend holding a tea -
meeting in their church on Wednesaay evg.,
Jan, 25th. Agood time is expected.
Them is splendid skating on the river near
liere just now and the young folks of this
piece are getting the benefit of It. It is said
that a person can kate along the river for
over ten miles.
The farmers around here are taking ad
vantage ot the splendid sleighing to get oat
their prelim. Immense loadof wood are
eoutinuelly being driven through the village.
The Independent Order of Fore:Item o thie
place seem to be making rapid advainennent
in the matter of members, They have
nearly forty members in. their court now and
expect several more yet.
A. great many of the farmers in this
vicinity are keeping their oats till spring er-
pecting to got about forty eents per bushel.
We would not be surprised to see oats verY
ohisap next spring.
There have been a lot ot petty burglaries
around here lately. Leta week some evil
inclined persons broke into the. station and
took therefeoin two or three boxes of tea and
several others artieles. They next tried
their hand on the safe, but they could not
get it open, (neither could the station master
next morning Wh011 he wanted his books)
Detective Day is at lament tracing them.
The same night Mr. James Barrie lost a sett
of harness.
• Fox -bunt -hag is at its height erotued here
at present. A great many vixens have beeu
killed buc they are very numerous yet. One
day last week a young man came into towu
with the information that there was a bleak
fox in hie Inish. The effect was instantan-
eous. A. veritable army started atter tho fox,
but after tracing it for about two miles •they
came ROCOSS a beautiful 'black cat' which lied
lost its way. The unfortunate hunters were
so enraged that they set upon poor pussy and
riddled her with bullets. The owner of the
cat hearing of the loss of hie beautiful tabby'
threatened the eportsinen -with the law if
they did not pay for the cat which they
promptly did.
No. of registrations for 1897 : birthe, 62 ;
marriages. 14 ; deathe, 30.-106 in all.
'The Molsons Bank
WS: PA iii,rAigrt;NI,',1.560
.144 up oupitui .$2.,00Q,404
100'4 Fend „. „, 075,000
Offoro tb Volhi0 4 ER UNT,
19110 AN t,1fror money on
St.lVlaryS.
A Seniors AND FATAL Amin -sem - As the
people were returning home from &wine
service on Sunday morninglast there occur-
red an accident which caused the utmost
73borne Council.
'
The new Council met Jan. 21s0, the follow-
ing gentlemen having been duly A looted and
signed de.claaations of quelificatiou of office
toolc their seats at the Council Board, viz :
Thos. M. Kay, reeve ; James Halls, council-
lor. 13. W. Ward.; Wm. Kycld, councillor. N.
W. Ward ; Jonathan Shier. S. E. Ward ;
Thom' Cameron, Conneillsr, N. E. Ward.
Moved by T. Cameron, sec by Jas. Halle,
excitement upon our principal thoroughfare. that Wm. Kydd be deputy reeve for 1888.
- • His remains were brought to Limerick and I.. gamin hu. and mu. win, &genet, of the __carried,
ts" Thames concession, Blanshard, who had Diaveti by L Shier, aeaondecrbY J. E6115,
buried there. He leaves a wife and
$1,00 children to mourn his untimely end. -Mr, church, were
been at the Methodistdrivingthat G. W. Holmaa be Clerk for 1887, at a
Dakota, has been heard froin. He reached steadily down the Eastern hill on Queen.st., salary of $100. -Carried. .
- $1.00 A. Birk who left here some time ago for
.
25 eta the cutter, owing to the breeching being too Moved by J. Shier, seconded by T. Garner -
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS
AND PER DENW,INTEUEST PEA ANNUM
ear• lolry :46 -:Ye e lune
Savings 13ank Dep'mrt
d.
Tho 13"k
01q1C)6 HOUR8
10 a, 01, to 3p. In, SaturclarYs, 10 er, M. to 1 p•ra
Exeter. 0 t, 21, '87. A. A. C. PEN°VheNria' fee,
1.0111.1.W.L.111,:nleMOMICOMIMMINP.W
•
Blansb.ard.,
Throughout the T----ovvnebin of Binhelneed
iu the variorit setons there are live mele
and. four female theater,' engaaed for the
Current year,
The sale of thoroebred stock which took
place at Messrs. Laing a Thompson's yester-
day. was a comparative suacese. Many
heads of tine stook were sold at advanced
prices.
A New 110INT1111tNT,-At the animal
meeting of the Blanshard Fire Insurance
Conipany held at St. Marys on the 130h inst.
Mr. George Moir was appointed See'y and.
Manager, vice Wm. Johnson, who declined
the office owing to the Directors reducing the
commission usually given for issuing policies.
There seems to be eonsiderable dissetisfetation
among poliey helders, as Ai* universally con-
cluded that Mr. Johnston, who is the found-
er of the institution, and who worked it up
to its present progressive State, should have
been re-eppointed, notwithstunding that he
held for the customary commission. Your
correepondent has it frora authentic author-
ity that Several farmers, whose policies ex-
pired. with 1887, have withdrawn from the
Co mpany.
$1.00
St. Paul, but was snowed in there. .Mr. A. long MO upon the horse's heels The animal on, that T. Coates be 'appoiutecl treasmer
Good dress goods - - 10 eta- Per yd Hohlbein and Miss Maggie McCormick, both
Factory cotton 1 yd. wide - 7 cts. " i! of this place, were united in tile holy bonds
began kicking furiously, and Mr. Stennet
persuming Ids wife would in liketvise, rolled
out of the cutter, allowing the uncontrolable
beast f an liberty. Arriving at Wellington -et.
the horse took to the sidewalk on tbe south
side of Queen.st. and the cutter colliding
with a tie poet caused Mrs, Stennet to fall
with great force against a telegraph pole.
She ems picked up unconscious, cerried to
the office of a neighboring physician where
for 1888 at a salary of po.
Moved by J. Shier, seconded by W. Kydd,'
Splendid tweed for suits _ 75 gis. ,. of matrimony m limerick one day last week. that W. Boutley be appointed collector tor
. .
After the ceremony the marriage party pro- the current year at a salary of $55, and that
needed eto the parental home of the groom, he furnish bands to this Council signed
SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND ALL KINDS when all sat down (your correspondent by himself and _two good land sufficient se -
OF DRY -GOODS CHEAP AS among the number) toti sumptuous repast.
auritiee in the sum of e12,000 for the faithfal
THE CHEAPEST. May they live long and happy. •
performance of his duties. -Carried.
Moved by J. Shier, seconded by T. Cam-
eron, that tbe following be appointed fence -
Don't fail to call and get your goods for
X-mas at J. MITCHELL'S Cheap Store.
FIBST-CLASS COAL OIL CHEAP.
LOOK: AT
S. C. HEBSEY'S SIGN,
SELLING AT
COST PRICES
THE
latoroo
OF CANADA,
The Itoyiel Mail, Paesen,gee and oreight
Hon to between 00.11011310.11 d Groat Britain and
diet rette between the West amel ell 20106
on the Lower St. Lawrence ancl Bale dee Chu -
lour, a iso
ffew Brunswick Nova Scotia
P, E. Island Cape Breton,
Newfound Land,
Bermuda,
and 3-antaica.
Now aucl elegant ,Fullman Buffet Sleeping
1111 Day 0 ars run 00 through Express trains,
Pessoegeesfee Great Eritam 011flie
COhM-
L1011Fl)y leaving Toronto at 8.80 a. In, Thurs.
("lay will cin outward men 'steamer at Bali.
tax a, in. Saturday.
Superior Elevator Warehouse and Dock ac-
commodation at Halifax tor shipment of grain
and. generalmorehauclise,
Years of experience have proYed the INTER -
COLONIAL 16 000110001011 with steamship
lines to and from Louden. LiVerP 001 0.116Ghiegoev to erelifarx, to be th e qui ekest freiglit
route botWeeii Ontle.ds, titid Great Britain,
Infotinetion as to Priesengee ana Fseight
gates 00.11be hail 030 applieatioe to
nolinnT ()DYE,
Western Veeight &Pessengoe Agent
Paean) toueo Steele York bt, TOw:O to
D,20VZNGB1h
Luoan.
Mr. Robert Orme, R framer residing on
the 16th concession of London, attended a
cheese faetory meeting at Lucan Tuesday
ef last week. At 10 o'clock heleft the village
on his return home. About theca mils from
the village, when nearing his own residence.
it is presumed, he was met by some party,
(evidently only one person) who mast have
got into Orme's cutter, as every appearanee
indicates a severe struggle between the
murdered man and his assailant, When the
base and cutter arrived home without the
driver and robes. Mr. Orine's son, who had
been it waiting his father's return, found the
horse. He immediately got into the cutter
and retraced the road, supposing that the
horse had run away and left the driver. On
the road, one mile and three-quarters from
his residence, he found the dead body of
his father, and the robes at the side of the
sleigh track. He placed the robes and the
body of his father in the critter and drove
home. He then drove back to Lucan and
told the news to bis friends. Several of the
villagers immediately proceeded to the scene
of tragedgy, and upon a close inspection
found the murdered man's cap, R trail of
blood for a shore distance, and also tbe re-
volver with evlaieh the deed had been core
milted. On an examination of the body by
Dr. Hossack, it was very evident that the
nastructioe. The soiree which. it has been
unfortnnate man had. fought bare for his
the onetom to hold in eennection with these
seevices, was disposed with, and the amount
usually realized from the same, has this year
been raised by teebscription. The new de-
perture ie the better): way, as it releavee the
women folk of oonsiderable labor. --Revival
seveices are ie peogrese 111 conneetion with
the Methodist ohurch, They are conducted
by flee pastor, Rev. A. IT sesieted
she expirea within ten minutes. Deceased viewers for the current year, vis: John Cope.
eeteemecl by all. She was aged about bri
50 land, A. Cole, P. Moir, 0. Coats, J. Del-
dge and C. Switzer.---Oarried.
lady had a very wide acquaintance and eves
years. The bereaved husband and family Moved by T. Cameron, sec by Jae, Halls,
shavenatalinei ty he. Iv
a r tf le r. ,el tsympathySe nnetis
oaf the that the Board of Heelth. be comportAl of the
asi
Reeve, Clerk. Messes. L. Hunter C. Mon -
farmer in Blanshard, ahd the news of the) • teith and a McInnis, at 01.50 per day when
la p
untimely death of his beloved .wif s rea
a on dirty, and that Dr. Irviug be Medical
with rapidity throughout the town. Tie Health Officer at $3 per day and James
remains of the deceased were laid in the Tufts be Sanitary Inspector at a salary of
St. Marys cemetery yesterday:and the funeial $1.50 per day.-Carriea.
cortege was one of the largest seen here for
Moved by J. Shier, seconded by Thomas
some time. Cameron, that Alex. Duncan be audttor for
ea of hie livery stable and stock to Mr. John the year 1888 at a salary. of $5, and that the
BRIEES.-Mr. John D. Graham he dispos-
Slack, Blenshard, for $1,800, Mr. Slack, auditors meet to audit the Treaeurer's as -
who has already taken possession. is a man next at 9 o'clock. a. in, --Carried.
conntsi ou Saturday, the 4th day of February
disposition is certain to court a very large other auditor.
• The Reeve appointed Thos. Andrews the
of sterliug quitlitiee, and being genial M
share of the atrouage of the people of town
Cern-
and suburbs, Mr. Graham has purchased Moverl by J. Shier, seceederl by T Care -
p
the sole right for the manufseture and sale eron, that Matthew Bentley John Hazlewood,
of an infallible salve for the cure of all limb Ralph Iteddy, George Rook, se., Thomas
aftlictions to which the horse is heir, in the Passmore, Andrew Campbell, 'William Gil-
fillan and Richard Hunter, jr. be nomad-
aounties of Perth and Grey. --The annivere. keepers for the current year. -Carried.
ary services of the Methodist church were
Moved by T. Cameron, seconded by Jas.
held on Sunday hot. Sermous were preached Halls, that 13y -law No 1, 1838, apoointmg
morning and evenin,gbytheltev. Jae Hannan, municipal °Moore ad fixing their selaries as
President of the Guelph conference, aim a now TWA be pasecht-Carried.
fottner pnetor of the church here. 13o01 Moved by W. Xychl, seconded by J. Shier,
sermons were delivered hi an able manner that Mr. Jaines Halls, • procure, plans and
and were- beaming with the most profitable specifications for a bridge bet veen Lots 9, on
Ole 6 and 7 con. and lay the seine before 01110
Council at its next meeting.--Oarried.
Moved. by W. Te,ycld, secencled. by T. Cam-
eroo, that the seleetors of jurors eaceive 03
each for their services ill 1887,-Oarried.
Moved by W. Eydd, mem:vied by J. Shier,
thee the Treasurer renew his bonds to thie
Council in the 8010 of $1.2,000, signed by
himself and two good and suilleimit minorities
to the eetiefaction of this Council,-asteried.
s.
concession of Loudon township and leas by the ardent church workers., 'Neese meet. Mayoel by T. Oetterete, eeonded by .j
resided in the vicinity all hie life, Go was a lege have already been productive of much Shier; that the accouut of White a. Sons for
eonsietent member of the eTethodiet church good, and the leader avers thee he will not Printing be paid. -Cat vied.
deeist until there leave teem seffielent new
as were all his family, and was very highly Moved by J, Shier, secomied. T. by T Cilen-
eeteemed by his neighbors and acquaintanceseron, that the offer of White & Son to do the
members enrolled to make a memberebio to
He owed 150 aeres of land. air. Ormetownehip printing for tee current yeat for
the church of 4.00, -The Collegiate Imitii eta
seems to have had seime enemies, for not a, here, 0001118 tO 11301.0 then retain its old time 643 be accepted ; the printieg to be all that
few of his friends in Loam), remember, PoPillerity, as this term the attendance fe is asnally required by the municipality, the
anditors' abstetict to be p•intee. and put in
pamphlet forna.-Oarried.
Mos,cd by .7, Halls, seconded by W. Eyed,
that M. Saretwell receive $5 to prociire cloth•
nig for Joseph Lewitt encl. wile, indigcnis. --
Carried,
Moved by J. Shier, eccontAl by \V. Eyed,
and resolval, that oreers be issued foe the
following amounts. viz : Pechere Eletoe, 35 r
jeliu Swim, $5.60 ; Samuel laieks, $3.50
' f
W. Pybus, $2 • j. Jolene, $1 ; G ter. Hol-
e. ne
$3 ; T. Andrew, 56.
men. 314,50 ;,Toleolt ilewi it, 3:1 ; While (S:
Son, $14.O5 ; A. Dimon, $3 ; T. al, Key,
Shier, the Council neljourima to meet Again
Saterday, the Ilth of Febrivery, et one o'clock
On motion of W. •Kydd, seconaed, by S.
Mr Eveteet, Forest. hear tiiv„s-,11,n8e gond.
nt )1 three bottlee of yotir Omagh Syrup; noth-
iim SROTOR to mire am but that.--aire. West -
tower, oogaiana 2, o Mich, all, •
The Storm.
--
Nebraska City, Neb., Jan. 21. -Judge
F. Kinney, agent of the Yankton Indian
Agency, arrived here yesterday arrived here
yesterdey after being nine days on the road.
Five days were necessary for the barter to
travel thirty miles. The thennometer
during the five days was at 40 degrees below
zero most of the time. The Judge says the
Iota of life in Dakota -has been greatly under-
estimated. While at. one station ice BOB.
homme county the Judge says _nineteen.
frozen boaies were brought into the depot in
oue day. Io Bonhorarne county the list of
dead will reach fully 160. The' estimate
made at Yankton yesterday of loss ot life
'throughout the territory will figure up over
.1.,000. The counties where the loos of life
was the largest itree-Bonhomme, 160;
Hutchinson, 14: Lincolu 13; 13eadle, 25;
Spinle, 12; Hand, 10; Ward, 15.
life. There were thi es distinct traces of
balls which. had only glanced by and did not
penetrate the skull, but the fourth and fatal
one entered the brain fair in the midelo of
Ole forehead and executed its fatal miseiot,
Mr. Orme's overcoet and other garmeets
were open, which evidences the fact that
robbery was the object. Mr. Orme was about
45 years of age and was born 00 (110 eleventh
distinctly hearing of him being robbed of
$80 tlitee or four years elude and loft tied
in his wegen, in which eondition he Was
found when the team arriyed 10100, to
said flails was his feutili exporie.uce.
feeling around litican tow is their the elfin:.
waS ftecideotal, It is surmised that Orme
intended to hurt himself for the purpoee of
obtaining some of the inseianue, but 1101'calenlaled hii elm and killed birneelf. He
was injured in the head Once before and
Received, so 1010 said, a eeousiclereblestun 10
insurance. At that gime also 113030 rathered
that, the injuries \V810 intealionally eelf.ins
flicted.
The condition of the Crown Prince of
Germany ic less favorable than it has
been for shine time.
It is now thought that the Central
Bank creditors will liQt reelize more
than 40 per cent.
•FC'entlY in Enlynucc a recent years. The
members of the ribove 'Institute) have ro•
organized their leiterery Society, to be
numaged by ell abto staff of officete, vie :-
Pres., W.11:, Graham; vico4lo., Miss Hudson;
secy., (Thas. Robertson ; treas., Miss ;
co o "Messrs, Stanley; Knox, and
X3rown 0.1131 Mieees Lindsay and Brown: The
fleet entertainment evill he held oe Wednee-
deY evening Mika nee, 1st.
1,524,000 tons of coal were shipped
Nova Scotia last year, an inCre3 Se of 200,-
000 tone over 1886.
Suicide in any form 31iou1d be discour-
aged; but a Suicide such as that atteMptcd.
in St. Cathaeines Oho ether day 16 a vio-
lation of good taste as well as good mot -
When. there aro so mealy dramatic':
and even ppotical -wiiys of taking leave of
life, there is no excuse for a man be) (Us-
emboWoi himmtlf vith tIr bmtollor
Bigstone City; Dale., Jan. 21. -The bodies
of Keeekerifee and his hired mem, lost in the
blizzard in Minnesota, south of here, were
founelast night locked. in each others arms.
Miss Little of Geneva, reported. lost, has
been found safe and well, with her school
children "at a neighboring farmers ; also Geo.
Powell, who went to her rescue.
Watertown, bake Jan, '21. -The -body oe
Ohas. Wilson, another blizzard. *victim, was
found in Hamilton county yesterday. He
left Cestlewoocl one week ago Wednesday on
snowshoes.
Dak., San. 21. ---Two paesenger
trains from Minneapolis, that :had been
blockaded, reached hey this morning, the
first from the east since the 10th. The
concluders report drifts as high as the tele-
graph poles. •
... Minneapolis, Minn., Jan, el. -This is the
coldest day ever known here. Liteeeetlet
reliable thehnometers showed. 48' below, antr
-s,
at 7 o'clock this morning0. standard Govern-
ment• thermometer showed 40° below. the
lowest that can be registered ori it. There
was a douse fog this morning, which is now
lifting. A Chippewa Falls, Wis speoial
says it was 68° below there last niglat.
Omaha, Neb., Jan. 22.-A 'urging number
of telegrams have been received at the
'Union Pacific headquartere stating that the
coal ears of the company have been seized
by farmers in the Western, part of the State.
There is a great scarcity of coal along the
line of the, road in Western Nebraske, and
the inhabitants. during the recent blizzard,
have taken brcible measures to replenish
their etocks of fuel. On Wedneeclay last 100
men took possession of two cars loaded evith
cool at Cozad, and the performance was re-
peated Friday at Shelton. Similar occurren-
ces 0.133 zeported from Gibbohe and Keeney.
I have used Everest's Cough Syrup in my
family for two years, and. always found it. an
exaellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, &c.-J,H. Pettypioce, Forest.
I firmly believe Everest's Cough Syrup
saved the life of my wife. --Jas. A: Fisher,
Camlarhie P. 0.
Fiwno LESLIE'S POPuhAla MONTHLY
FOR FEBRUARY. It is not, usual to
credit New York with being a home of
the Arts, 'but A. S. Southworth's sketchy
article, "The Sculptors of New York,
in Frank Leslie's Poplar Monthly Inc
February, will set some at least thinking-.
If commerce, manufacture and specula-
tion aceumulate wealth in thislittle island
it is dispensed as well, and sculptora have
found patrons to enable them to develop
thio genius. A very timely arbiele • is
given on the Presidents of • the 'French
Republic. These gentlemen do not seem
able to servo out their terms as ours do,
and hence their number will run. as
rapidly, Theyhave had as many in six-
teen, s we had in thirty. Of all
t:n
coitric:8 10 Europe, the one wo
hear least about . Portugal.
She has no Nihilist, no revolutions; she
is not. going to fight Russia or annex
S'he does not force people to em-
igrate. Evidently she is worth a tran-
sient look, and Noel Itutlivea gives you
what You will enjoy, "A. peep in!:o
WO. ' A. lady whom. fortune, fate and
matrimony have linked with the army of
this great republic tons us, la "./,1. Lady's
Accotint of Army LiEe in the Far West,"
how sho end those 'like her manage to live
rat a frontier post, five hundred miles
from 0 dressmaker, and a, thousand mileA
from a drygouds Store. Mrs. 0, Inger-
soll', Gara gives and illuStrates *etches of
beautiful scenes near Rochester; and
"Convent ±11the Air" tells of the homes
of some 101600 recluses in a M
Asiinor.
111 Poster p,ives all enthusiastic account
of the Cherskeo Nation and its progress
and p.tacsgor Ed±lm ai8cus,e,s, in, a way
that will delight ,good housewives, "The
Mill: Supply of Cities." Of the stories,
beginning With the wonderful. story,
"Prince Lucifer," arid including "A
Quaker Maegnerado," ".A.Now Cleopatra,"
"Aesisber of Providence," we need
peak. They commend. themselves to
,