The Exeter Times, 1888-11-8, Page 1PRACTICAL.
Wto1i-1\a1e & Jeweller
For the Finest Stock ancl Cheapest
Goods to be found in Outarid call on
C Reichenbach
Wateh -mak or, 'Jeweller
te Ontiman, Parkhill. A.
rine A esort nient of Sil-
verware. Re pairing of
all kind promptly ifc
satisfa e to r ily done, No
work sent to the °Mee,
but all exe mita in his
own establishment, under his Personal super-
vision.
Spectacles of alt sizes to suit all sights
Atriallsoliaited.
0. REI CHEN ft A CH,
,
, LEGAL .
H. DIOKSON, Barrister, Soli
J • OitO2 cf Supreme Court,NotaryPublie
Conveyancer Commissioner, &o. Money to
Loan..
Offloe in Fauson's Block, :Exeter. ,
R H. COLLINS,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Eto.,
)1KETER, .ONT.
0 ill cocianiwell'sBlock Ball's olcl office.)
ARMOUR W. FORD,
Solicitor in Mao Supreme Court of Ontario,
Conveyaneer,Commissioneri &o., &o. Special
attention given to the oolleotion of cilaims
the United States: Patents proeurek money
to loan at lovrest rates. Office : opeTa,House
Mock, St,Marys, Ont.
' ELLIOT & ELLIOT,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Conveyancers Sze, &c.
IarMoney to Loan at Lowest Rata of
interest.
OFFICE, - MAIN - STREET, EXETER.
B. Y. ELLIOT. ' 1. midoT,
DENTAL.
11L.BILLINGS,
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Nitrous OXide Gas for Painles% Extiaotion.
HKINSMAN ,DENTIST.L.D.S
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&unwell's Block, Main -St, Exeter,
Extracts Teeth without pain,
by giving Vegetable Vapor. (*old
'fillings and all other dental
work the best possible. Goes
GO Kronen on last Thursday in
each month.
MEDICAL —
LUTZ , M. ,
V • Offloeat hisresidence Exeter
T W. BROWNING M. D., M.
• P. Scluate ViotorlaUniversity.Office
tudiresidenoe,DonnionLaboratoz v. Exe ber
T)R. HYNDMA.N, coroner for the
• _kJ County of Huron. Office, opposite lir.
. Carling's store,Exeter.
. DR. J. A.ROLTAINri, M.O. P. S
o. o Bine , Main S..Exeter,Ont .Residen
e houserecently occupied by P. MoPhillips,
Esq.
: • AUCTIONEERS. a
TTENRY EILBER, Licensed
tioneer for Kay, S tephen, and MeGilli-
vray;Townships sales o on ducted at moderate
fates. Office -At Po a t-oftlo e ,Crediton , Ont.
JoaN GILL, Auctioneer for the
Townships of Stephen, Hay and *Osborne
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promotly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged atthis office.
VETERINARY.
Tennent & -Ferment
VETERINARY SURGE ONS,
Graduates of the Ontario Veterinary College.
OoFron : One aoor South of Town Hall.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
:AND .1-TURaN & MIDDLESEX !LIZETTE.
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL. WHERE THE4 1\Y,"
VOL. XVI. NO, 9. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, N; 8th 1888.
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Dress -Making.
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Mrs. Dickey, of Crediton, begs to inform the
Public. that she has moved her business, and
will now be found one door -west of Mitchell's
Store. Dress-maing done in the very latest
styles: Outtingand Fitting by the now tailor
system. MRS. DICK/IY, Creation.
Lsis S r et,
Wishes to inform the ladiesof Exeter and
vicinity that she intends continuing the Dress
and Mantle Making up -stairs, Ranton's Old
Stand. Mantles and Dolmans out by the now
tailor system.
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wishing anything in my
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prices paid for
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their Fancy 'Velvets at
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their Mantle Cloth.
their Shirtings.
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their Silks and Satins.
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For Sale.
first-class farms -l00 acres each -Lon.
Road, within one. mile of Exeter.
Apply to ELLIOT & ELLIOT,
Solicitors, &o., Exeter.
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, Well Digging.
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The undersigned wishes to inform thepub-
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C Re will dig, brick up and hot e 25 feet for
- 815; 25 cents raise on every additional ton
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the public that he hns now
of the various kinds of
that he hes added facilities,
supply ordered work on
PUMPS ARE WELT. AND PAVORABLY
AND REQUIRE WO LAUDIN (if HEIM
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Well-di gging for fifty cents a
foot, 25 cents for every extra ten
, .A eall solicited.
GEO. OUBMORE,
July,1888. Huron
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THE
INTERCOLONIAL
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-.Tewelery, consisting of -
Charms, Lockets, Bracelets;
Chains, Brooehes, Ear -rings,
Finger Rings, all of which ate of
The Veil/ Latest Styles
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Full lines of the Latest Artioles in 511-
-verware, of the most 'beautiful-
- •Patterns & designs. Violin-
-Strings, Violins, and-
-Musical Instru-
-ments suitable for presents,' at_
STONEMAN'ST
,
Ilis Goods have boon bought for Cash, and
Will he Sold at a eloae margin.
If your witteli or dock Vequires repairing
you dm have it properly doec by taking
it to
61, Stonotattrai,
SWITOIIES MADE TO ORDEIR main -sr
Rensall,
OF CANADA,
'ROUND THE COUNTRY.,
By 0 ur own oorreepondents,
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Biddulph.
At Deloraino Manitoba, somewhat re.
dandy, Mrs, liobert Rollins, formerly of
this township, died of heart disease, while
fighting a prairre fire. Mr. Bollina bad
made everything safe, as he thought, and
left the premises to attend to work eke.
where. She,itnagined the fire was getting
the better of them and, in the excitement
dropped dead, as her body was found by
Afr. Rollins, upon his early return, lying
on the ground near the fire break, entirely
anipjured by fire. The old lady was high-
ly respected, and her sudden death is re.
gretted by all. They went to Manitoba
about eight yearshgo.
Ciro_mar_ty.
On Sunday evening a young horse be-
longing to Mr. John Scott, of Cronearty,
brokethrough the covering of a well on
Mr. Barr's farm, where he had been pas-
turing..and the unfortunate beast was let
down to the bottom of the well to a depth
o128 feet. The well was stoned and the
poonemitual was wedged in between the
side4 at times on his downward journey,
but 4is own weight finally brought him to
the bottom. About 30 . of the neighbors
Aere;aoon on hand to make an effort to
get him out, but their efforts were futile.
In about half an hour he breathed his lass
breath. Cousiderable labor was necessary
. to retnove his body, The horse was rising
three years old and was valued at $125.
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Ribbert.
Pi,10wpm Maxcn.-For several years the
Ueborne and"Hibberteocieties held a union
Match but at the close of the match last
year the union was dissolved and each
negotiation is running a match of its own
this year. Th Er match under the auspines
of the Hibbert association took place on
the farm of Mr. John Drake, near Staffa,
on Wednesday last. The weather was
delightful and farmers took advadage of
the favorable opportunity for gathering
their root does, consequently the plow-
ing match was not as well attended as it
might have been. The field selected was
level but the sod was brittle thus operating
somewhat against the plowmen. The
competition, especially in the classes for
inen was verY light, there being only one
plowman in each class, while there were
no entries, in one of the bora classes,. al-
thongh there were four in the other. This
hitt& class, therefore, oreated the most in-
tereat for the spectators ot whom there was
4.'fair crowd present. The prizes . were
awerded as follows: extra class, open to
all comers, James Hogarth, Munroe plow;
first class, for men who never won a prize,
Ames Connolly, Munroe y low. Boys
under 18 years with iron plows, 1st, John
Harbourn, Munroe plow; 2n5, Alex. Mill-
ar, Munroe plow: 3rd, George Hunter,
IVIunroe plow ; 4th, James Campbell,
Yeandell plow. Messrs. Robert Barbour.
Seaforth, and J. L. Courtice, Goderich
thwnship. acted as judges.
C1andebove.
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,
'A 003IPLICATED RACKET. -One day last
week Eli Bice of this neighborhood was
arrested by London police on a charge uf
stealing two chests of tea from the Grand
Trunk Company's warehouse at this point.
A nearch was instituted, and besides find-
ing a lot of buggy clovers and horse fur-
nishings, said to be the property of Mr.
Blackwell, on the farm of Artemissa Bice,
the father of Eli, various other stolen ar-
ticles were found iu different places. The
elder Bice was then arrested, but upon
bail being offered he was released to appear
on the Oth hist. Ho then preferred d
°barge against yonng Gilmour of having
oommitted an unnatural crime on the first
of April last, Young Gilmour was theu
arrested and remanded to jail till the 91h
inst. Gilmour Is Bice's son-irolaw, and
the hero of the runaway marriage and cele-
brated abduction and perjury cases. He is
aleo calm ofthe priuoipalwitnesses against
tbe .Bice family, in the robbery charges,
and it is openly state& iu some quarters
thathis arrest was bronght about se a kind.
of retalintory measure. The fight gives
promise of being a lively one. The Bice
family are wealthy people, owing property
to the extent of $20,000. That they should
have a desire to steal is a mystery,
M (RIDDEN BO -INSTATED.- The 001.1rt Of
gents:ell sessione of Middiesex 0o. was oc-
cupied on Saturday morning considering
the application of James F. McFadden, of
this place, for rminstatement as a °aunty
constable. McFadden was dismissed some
time ago on a charOe of cruelly treating a
cripple named C. Cassia, an hotel keeper
of Ailsa Craig, by driying him to London
from his home en a frosty night with the
eturnps of his legs unprotected, and pretty
nearly causing his death. judge Elliott
presided over the court, of about 45 magis.
tratee. The magistrates were pretty even-
ly divided as to McFadden's re -instatement
and a lively disouesion was coil tinned fcr
goine time. Dilate the diseuseion a Mr.
Bs. O'Neil of Lunn, presented a petition,
largely signed, protesting against Mr Mo -
Fadden again becoming a constable setting
forth that his conduct when an official
being odious to the majority in the ueigh•
borhood, and totally unbecoming to a
honest °Moist ; and that other end better
men could bo pot to fill the 'netlike, A
motion was made to have McFadden re -in-
stated, mid an arnendineet to file the pa -
them aeltIng for Ins re -appointment, v 98
offered, A. vote took plasm, which resulted
n favor of .McFadden being re-inateted by
by a majority M 23 to 20, and aleFeddeu
now fills the office.
• P-6-114-4
Pr &IMOD t Cleveland has nopoin tat Thuile
day, Nov, 20t1i, as a natinnel thnialrgiviug.
Mr. 3, W. Chili, of Mitchell, left for a
trio to Bermuda, whore he interacts spend-
ing the Winter,
Lord Saukville will go to Kngland ho.
inctibasiy on )eave of itbene, It is un.
derstood Rid the Government will allow
his ease to rest until niter the Presidential
election,
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The direct route between the west aorl .1)
points on the low°. St. Lotion:leo and Bate
de Chaleur, Province of Quebec, also for
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia. Prince Edward
and Cape Breton /gland s, Newfoundland and
St. Pierre.
All the popitlar summer sea bathing and
fishing resorts are along this line,
New and eldgant Bullet Sleeping and Day
Cars rnn on through Express trains, be-
tween Montreal, Halifitx mud St. johr.
C 0.11 can an •IstropEta1i Mali and
.P:18513nger Route.
PasammersforTtreat Britain orthe Conti -
tient by leaving Montreal on Thursday, will
join orttward mall stormier at Itintouski
the sainh evening,
The attention of shippern fo direeted to
the superior facilities ofrored by thil route
for transport of Mini. and word merchan.
dine intended for the Eastern Provinces and
Newfoundland,also for shipments of prain
and produco intended for the European
market.
Tickets maybe obtained and all informs, -
Moo about the route, freight and passenger
eaters on tpplioation to
tort %Iry 13.1,1a0M,
Weotor 15 Pr eight &Par:a•origet IS:gamt
031tossintIouso 131tielt,l'ork ct. To Me
POTTINGTial,
Chief 8uperintehdoet.
Brucefield.
Bnines.-Mr, P. McGregor arrived home
last week from Kentucky ; he brought with
him a fine specimen of a year old roadster
stallion. -Mr. Thos. Champion returned
home from Cass Couuty, Daaota, a few
days ago ; he reports the crops a fel:etre in
that part. -Mies Marko is at preaent p1511 -
login Wingham.-P. McGregor intends
putting a large addition to the rear end of
his stables this fall. -Hallowe'en passed
off very quietly here, ouly a few minor
Woks being played. -The Rev. Dr. Mof-
fat, agent of the Upper Canada Tract So-
ciety, delivered a lecture in this place, 013
Friday, Nov. 2nd, his subject beings "The
Life of Garfield.' A. collodion was taken
up at the olose.-Mr. D. Cautelon, of Clin•
ton, still continues to ship large quantities
of apples from this stetion.
Woodham.
RESOLUTION or CONDOLENCE. -At the of-
ficial meeting of the Woodham Methodist
circuit on the 5th of November, it was
moved by David Creighton, Esq., and sec-
onded by Samuel Ford, Esq, "That it is
with feelings of the deepest sorrow that the
quarterly board has learned of the death of
Mrs. Jas. T. Johnston, and we desire to ex-
press our sympathy with our esteemed
friend and brother an the trying cirournstan-
oes through which ho has recently been
oalled to pass, and we pray that the Great
Head of the church may gra3iously sastain
him in Ins tiuse of bereavement, and that
he may be long spared to. his family, the
ohuroh and the country.
The Rev. David A, Moir has been unan-
imously invited to return, as pastor, tp the
Woodham circuit for the ensuing year.
It has beeh decided to improve and, en-
large the Woodham Methodist Church. A
committee has been appointed to secure
estimates of cost.
Varna.
BRIEFS. -The farmers in this section are
busy hauling out their apples. They le -
port having large quantities of culls this
seasou.-Mr. David Hays, our worthy stage
driver, has concluded to remove from Bay-
field, and take up his quarters in our vil-
lage. We wish Davy a good time with M.
-Mr. Harry Lyon, of Grandin, Dakota, is
paying us a visit at present. Harry looks
as if the wild west agrees with him -Tho
Turns is kainiug ground in this viduity.-
There is a rumour around town'that a fash-
ionable wedding will take place in a few
days. A ball and supper to take place in
the evening. -Quite a number of the Or-
ange Brethren and friends met at the
house of Mr. J no. Johnston, of the Front
Road, 053 the evening of the 5th1einete, to
celebrate the anniversary of the gulinotader.
plot. After satisfying the inner man with
the good things prepared by the hostest,
the young people enjoyed themselves with
games and dances, until early morning,
when they wended their way to their
homes.
. Stephen Council.
Council met Nov. 3rd. 1888. All mem•
bers present. Minutesprevions meetingreact
and signed. C Eilber and D French to
attend to j Maddens' water claim. 0
Prouty to attend McGillivray council.
After palming the following orders the
council adjourned to meet again 181 Mon-
day in December. Repairing culverts on
4th con. grading, $S.00; repairing bridge
Exeter S. 31. and nail spikes, 63.80 ; W
Lawson culverts 0 R. $10.50; T Godsave
Exeter S R, $1.00 ; J'Pace, Taeson El B.
$1. ; W Zimmerman rep tools, $2.25 ; J J
McPhee, lumber, $4 03 ; G Tapar,n, bal on
contract, G B R, $17.66 ; G Tapson Credi-
ton road centred, S10.00; G Lovie rep 22,
0 Finkbiner rep culvert 12th oral
$4.00; Jos Lawson, 3 culvert% C R. $17;
M Winer, 2 oulvert C 11, 00.00 ; A McCer-
wick 12th con work, $2.60; Mrs. Lingard
charity, 05.00 ; Thnes ad by-law and
registration of by-law, $60 47 ; G Maw -
honey rep M 0 D, 1.00 ; J Allister, ditch-
ing S 3 $11 50 ; G Orange rep culvert 14th
con $1.00 ; W White rep Misery bridge
$1.00 ; 0 Pronty, selecting jurors 400 ;
Rowsell and Hutchinson, 60o; 3 Coad,
engineering, $100 ; 3 Hedging rep tools
$1.05. C. PEOLITY, Clerk. .
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• Usborne Council.
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(011A.RTE1'IED BY PA RLIAMEN T, '1533)
Paicl up Capital o. 88,000,00
Itest ?wad .„ 1,000,000
Head Office, Montreal,
WOLFHRSTAN THOMAS, Ifisq.,
GENERAL MANAGER
20 branch °niece in the Dominion. Agencies
in the Dominion, U.S.A. era Europe.
Exeter Branch,
Open OVOPY lawful day, from 10 0.10. to 3 xi. m
SATURDAYS, 10 am,to p.m.
8 PerCent.por annum allowed for money on
Deposit Receipts and Savings,Bank.
R. H. ARCHER, •
Manager.
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--
Wo do not hold ourselves responsible for the
vibws set forth by our correspondents in
this column.
Mr. Greenway and Stephen
Township.
,
".3 !se Editor of the Exeter Times.
Sta.-That reminiscence of the Green-
way regime in our township, in the columns
of the Times last week, was read with in-
terest, and the cirourestances connected
therewith are readily remembered, and the
eonsequences are experienced with adyer-
sity by the ratepayers of to -day. The lig-
gures as you gave them are quite correct,
but some are diaposed to question the as e
sertion that misappropriation of money
was made. That the money was not ju-
diciously spent is a patent fad, which can
be verified by a simple comparison of the
affairs of Hay township with those of the
township of Stephen, both of wnioh are
identical. When the distribution of the
&infield Macdonald surplus was made,gay
townehip got au equal sum with our town-
ship. Hay township had no better roads
,than we had (and have far better to -day)
yet the authorities were not found spend-
ing enormous BUMS improving the high-
ways, hut exhibited good judgment in
creating a sinking fund, sintdosethich was
.placed pearly the tptal gratt •tmpay off the
railway debt, using current funds for road
and bridge purposes. What has been the
result? A farmer vrlio owns a hundred
acres of land on the 2nd ooncellsion of Hay
township pays taxes to the amount of $30;
while a farmer on the same concession in
Stephen township, with no better buildings
nays $50, and the high taxation of the
Stephen farmer is due to the mal admin-
istration of Hon. Thos. Greenway. Let ns
trust he will not use the Manitobans in a
similar way. Thanking you for this space,
lam
The counoil met on the 3rd of November
All the members present. Tee minutes
of the previous meeting were rend and ap-
proved. -A letter from Mr. N. J. Clark of
Butte City, Cal, was read, introducing to
the council Mr. Alfred Levvis, late of
Butte Oily, who is at present visiting friends
in McGillivray township. The members
cf the council expressed themselves as
pleased to see Mr. Lewis, and after a short
conversation relative to the ex -clerk and
his future prospects in that far country,
each member expressed a desire to be
kindly remembered to Mr, Clark and
fanaPy.-Movecl by 3 Mille, seconded by
W Kydd, that Mr. W Miner's account of
050.61 for labor and material rcerepairing
town hall, be paid.-Moved.by T. Cameron
•aeoonded by J. Shier, that G. Ferguson be
paid $1350 for 9 weeks' board of T Ben -
not, and that T .Brirumstosoinbe receive $7
for keep of A Carmichael.-Carriecl. On
motion of W Kydd, seconded by Halls,
the folio king orders were granted, viz ;-
NI Barnwell, 013 ; 8 Irvine, $34 ; 3
Hasto-
wood. $4 ; 1 Westeott, 52 50 ; .1 Kelly,
$313 90 ; T Brinamacombe, $7 ; 0 Wash-
burn. $1 ; D Richards, 020 ; G Fergeeon,
$1.3 50 ; 8 Clarke, $10 ; J Gardiner, $15 ;
R Alexander, $8 ; J Daimon, $20; •T Har-
ris 010 ; J Rutherford, $8 ; W Minas,
$50 61; J Ashton $10 ; S Campbell, $15 ;
Stewert, $10 ; B Monteith, 610 ; Polon
02 ; J Heaney. $1; Mrs A Itunkin, $4 ;
T Ce4rnoth,420 50 ; 11 Hewitt, $3:; ,T
Hewitt. 03 50 ; G 'Webber, $12 ; D Me.
Nicol, $1 26 : Kerniek, 540 ; G Mon-
teith, $1.0 ; W Moo teith, $211 ; W Keolay,
6.25 ; L Hunter 67 50 ; J Batten, $27 50 ;
Bentley, $6 W Kirk, $17 00 ;
1 -Tonkin, $10 Felward Stone. $25 ; J Beer
$12 16 ; T :Matt, $16 er2. On motion of
J Shior, seconded by 't Oen) Ornn tile Mill-
en IN40111110l1 1.0 Met EirE1Y1 on Satnrday,
the 15th of December, at 11 a. re.
. Children Cry for Pitohees Castorlo
. • A STEPHEN FARISIEB.
Nov. 5, 1888.
Bermrs.-Most of the fermate' have suc-
ceeded in gathering a very fair tarop of tur-
nips. Fall grass has been very scarce, and
some of the farmers have already housed
their stook. -The Elimville choir are ex-
pected to disoourse sweet music at Bethany
tett ou Doc. 17th. -The Quarterly official
board met on Monday afternoon at Ellin-
ville chureh.-Miss Bessie Coatea has ar-
rived home from Seaforth. where she spent
a few weeks visiting friends --Mr. Smith
has had his house newly shingled. This,
with the fixing up of the town hall, adds
greatly to the appearance of the town. -
Many of the plans laid out by the boya for
Hallowe'en were frustrated, but several
•Psankaetverp *weed,Mr. T, Steals had
his chimney stopped and gates carried
away, while several of the village gates
were examined, and a few of those small
but indispensible buildings were overturn-
wede.a-Mr. Thos. Tail has been ailing for
SOMb weeks. -Mr. Wm. Veal moved into
Mr. Elford's house on the 6th con. last
k.
Orechton.
HYmeNeAL-On Wednesday, October
25th. at the residence of the bride's father.
Lydia, daughter of Gottfried Wein, was
joined in the holy bonds of matrimony to
Mr. Fred Gaiser. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Mr. Staebler, after which
the young folks took a drive to Dashwood.
in the evening they were serenaded by the
charivari boys and also by tbe band. The
bride was dressed handsomely in a seal
brown suite, and many of the young men
present tended Fred's spouse. We wish
them success.
PERSONAL.-Miss Hattie Mitchell is in
town visiting friends. -Mrs. C. Kibler is
away on a visit up north.. --Mr. Wes.
Trevethick has gone to London to hire a
situation in a store. -Mr. Chas. Fritz has
secured employment with Mr. F. Kibler of
Zurich and leaves this week. -Mr. F.
Hussey has left town rather unexpectedly.
Anyone Sorry ?-MI. Martin Link has
returned from a visit to Detroit. -Mr. A.
Hill has moved in the hotel lately occupied
by Mr. 3.. W. Grant and promises to be a
genial lendlord. Mr. Grant has moved
into Mr. M. Morlock's house.
We are to have a week of speoial service'
in the Methodist church hero, commencing
on Sabbath Evening, Nov. lIth. Services
at 2.30 and 7.30 p. m. each day, excepting
Thursday, when there will be a union
thanksgiving service at 10 a. m in the
German church, conducted by the looal
pastors ; and service in the evening
in the Meth. church at which Rev.
Mr. Staebler will preach. On Monday at
the hours mentioned, Rev. Mr. Wilson, M.
A., of Exeter, will preach. On Tuesday
Rev. Mr. Staebler will preach. On Wed-
nesday Rev. Hr. Clement, chairman Exe-
ter district. For Friday announcements
will be made. To all these services the
Res. Mr. Thompson will occupy the pulpit
peole are cordially invitedl.astIta issholoiktienlgy
m0nallSettalFira‘lvt.alsOlhinetilld.TibTA1213:. .7arnea Edwards
and considerable fowl was disposed of. -
'Mr. Geo. Motz, ae.. farmer and briokinaker
has made an assignment for the benefit of
his creditors to Mr. J. Eilber. A :meeting
of the oreditors will be held here on Tues-
day, Oct. 13th. Moat of our business men
are heavily involvd, --Messrs. V. Ratz, H.
Eilber and C. Beaver left on Monday for
Muskoka, on it bunting tour. They are
WOI anpplied ntul if they don't get plenty
Orlagmaina: istawyisilhboelontagetItieruglamohf
.toThgoe
with the boys, and it almost 'brake his
heart to see them go, knowing ini could
not go with them , -Mr. F. Hess, jr., of
Zurich, intemis tunning a branch shop in
Crediton and will be ehle to do ony kind of
repairing to watchee, c1oks, cam -Mr.
Straith hes completed n fine hicyole and
indulges ITt RIl occasional atter-dinner ex.
0110150 .-& great deal of intereat wee roma.
irate(' bare over the presidential eleetionn,
and the result waited for with impatient:ie.
The crowning t.naolt put mum Lord'
• Sackville was the effort of a Washington
dime unworn monger to hire hin.v.;us
freak, After this war nhould come
somewhere.