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THURSDAY, MARCH 14th, 1889
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
oysters,
Fresh oysters at Geo. Sanders' by the
quart, or served up by the plate, smoked
or raw, Just look at our stock of con-
fectionery, and sporting goods. All fresh,
new and first class.
Dunaway.
On the 16th hist , a team of horses be-
longing to Mr. Will Down made it lively
on William -et, for a time. Mr Down left
the team standing on the road at Mr
Evan's whilst lie went hist& the house.
In the meantime, some one carne along
with an Irish jaunting mut and the horses
not liking the appearance of the vehicle
nor appreciating the noise erninating
from its screechiag wheels, took fright
and merle off. They had not one far
Nvhen they ran into Mr. A. Hicks who
was riding in a sulkey, knocking horse,
aulkey, and rider intp the ditch. They
continued but were caught before doing
further damage. Mr. Hicks was slightly
hurt, as was also his horse ; but Mr.
Down's team escaped with one of the
horses receiving slight injury.
What They Think of Us.
TH calling at the office and paying their
subscriptions numerous subscribers have
highly complimented us on the improve-
ments in THE TIMES. It is gratifying to
know that the efforts to turn out a newsy
and 'well printed paper are meeting with
such hearty approval. Additions to our
list of from ten to twelve each week lend
us encouragement. Read what a few
of our subscribers have to' say: --Mr.
Shier Kirkton—"The Times is a first-class
local paper—far ahead of any of the st.
Mary's papers," Mr. Oreery, Winchelsea,
—"Your paper each week shows signs of
continued improvement; it abounds with
local news.—Mr. Harrah, Usborne.—
"Your paper is well panted and you give
pure local news, Aside from polities it is
the best paper I take," In fact, hundreds
who have callei at the office. attest to the
superiority of Tem Triune in words simi-
lar to the above. ;
l'exsonat.
'Miss L. R. Weir of Detroit, is visiting
friends in town.—Mr. John Knight, of
Clinton, spent Sunday with his parents
and friends in town --1VIiss McIntyre,
late of Barnwell and Pickard's, has gone
s to Essex Center to take charge of a mil-
linery business there. --Miss Tillie White
has returned. to Sarnia and will take
eharge of an extensive millinery business
in that town. --Mr. W. J. Bissett has
again engaged himself with the firm of
S. Elliott & Son of London, He has al-
ready made many sales this season and
s hopeful of a good season's trade.—Sev.
oral more persons in this locality are pre-
paring to leave for Manitoba haat few
days.—Chief Gill, one day last eireek
while on official duty in the country,
broke his cutter while passing over the
pitch -holes which at that time were very
bad. He was in a degree, disposed to
enter an action against the 'township in
which the accident occurred, for damages,
—Mrs. Pincombe and family leaVe for the
North West in a few days.—Mr. A. Cottle
held an auetion sale the other day to dis-
pose of his chattel property, preparatory
to his moting to London. In the even-
• ing he threw his house open and a large
tartmber of young folk gathered and
i
"whiled away" the hours n tripping the
"light fsntastic". Mr. Vasey has taken
possession of the property purehased of
Mr. Cottle,—Mr. Harry Samwell who has
been ill for some time is able to be out—
Mr. D. McColl, of Hay, who, last fall ac-
companied a consignment of sapples to the
old cosnatry, has returned ehotne. He re-
ports the apple business s being very
poor. ---Miss Brock, of Elimville is the
guest of Miss Brunacombe.--Thos. Bissett
amongst others, left Exeter for Manitoba
on Tuesday. The special train was crow-
ded with passengers for Manitoba. --On
April 7th the Sons of England will attend
seivice in -the Trivitt Memorial church at
2:30 o'cloCk,when a sermon will be preach-
ed by Rev. Dr. Mockridge, of Hamilton.
—Mr. James Down is slowly recovering,
—Mrs and Miss Annie Levett visited
Parkhill last week.
The station hotel has again been rented.
All winter goods 1011 be sold regardless
of cost at Richard Pickard's.
Messrs. Acheson and Christie ha ve ex-
changed propertiea, on Huron-st.
Mrs, I). Steinbach, of Zulu i is the
guest of, Mrs. AG. Dyer.
es, The spring fair will be held on April
30th.
The 15th of March wee the last day
for rabbit shooting.
Remember the great fifteea days sale
now in progress at Richard Pickard's.
Mr. John. Gould had a horse die on
Monday night.
Shareroak buttonieres were wool, by
many her on the "17th of old Ireland'
If eon want a cheap suit of clothes and
a first class fit, try Riehard Pickard's,
It is expected that the -Niel' and Globe
newspepers will amalgamate at an early
A meeting of the checker, players was
called for Monday night, but owing to
the presence of one person only, a regular
club was not organized.
Ready made clothing for men and boys
and boots and shoes for men svomen and
children for just about half price at the
big bankrupt store, -
/
Mr. John Shipley of this place has pur-
ehaeed VI, Gunti'e Aare in a general store
busitiess in Ailsa draig, and the new firm
will be known as Grant & Shipley,
Ladies of Exeter and vicin,'
in thanking you. for the very
liberal patronage in the past
would be pleasepl to see you int to
inspect our Millinery Operiing,
6orateiencing 'Wednesday, Mara&
and three fellowing
3AIVIES PtcltARD.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriz
Are Yon intending to Build a Hon10 ?
If so, send ms your addreSS end 50 cts,
in lOot. silver pieces at my risk, for oise
new boek coutainiug over 1-ifty Different
Styles and Pans of Houses,00sting from
$200 to 3,500, suitable for city, town or
couutry, arranged by the best arclutecte
in tlse United Stetes and Europe. The
book gives pictures and plans of each
house, showing just how they look when
completed. Any carpenter cao build
from these plans. If you ever intend to
build. a house, write at once, as this ad-
vertisement will not appear again in
this paper. '
Address, F. C. SKEPA,Rn,
Eavansburg, Pa., 'U. S. A.
Gents furnishings of every description
awey below cost, at the big barekrupt
store.
Next Sunday morning the Revs. Martin
and Clement, respectively of the Presby
terian and James -et. Methodist churches,
will exchange pulpits.
A wholesale stock of carpets and lace
curtains to be sacrificed at the big bank-
rupt store.
A couple of horse buyers from 'Reading,
Pa„ have purchased several horses in this
neighborhood, during the past few days.
The S. & U. AO, society are nego-
tiating tor the purchase of the church of
Englund property, recently vacated, with
the view of converting the buildieg into
a horticultural hall.
Ask to see the beautiful mantle cloths
for spring wear at the big bankrupt store.
They are just beauties. Soxnething new,
The sports are taking advantage of the
fine weather, and with fire.e.rins are daily
after the early bird. The birds will not
appreciate their reception back to our
forests.
Some of the farmers in this neighbor-
hood have commenced seeding. This may
seem Rider • Haggarty but it is a fact.
Building operations have also been
commenced.
Gents dont •forget that the big bank-
rupt store has the choicest and nobbiest
selection of spring saltines and printings
in town, at unheard of prices. A per-
fect fit guaranteed. Fine pants to order
for $3 50.
It is expected that within a couple of
weeks the •eminently successful revival-
ists, Revs. Messrs. Crossley and Hunter,
will visit Exeter and engage in the good
work for a time.
The 24th of May will be celebrated. in
Exeter this year as usual by a monster
demonstration. Every preparation is be-
ing made by the Sons of England under
whose direction the affair will be carried
out.
The place to buy your spring dress
goods at the big bankrupt store. All the
new shades with trimmings to match.
The cheapest and largest and best stock
in town to select from.
gar LADIES—Grand display of
Millinery at our opening on Wed
nesday, March 27, and three fol-
lowing days.
JAMES PICKARD.
The Old Established
The enterprise and taste displayed by
Mr. P. Ba,wden is to be commended.
Last fall he very much improved his resi-
dence, while this spring he has had erect-
ed a beautiful fence in front of the same.
Altogether the property has been improv-
ed beyond recognition.
Change of business.—As Mr. R. Hicks
is about to move to a more commodious
building, will offer for the next thirty
days at a discount, his entire stock, con-
sisting of watches, clocks, jewellery,
silverware, spectacles, etc. Give him a
call as he means business. -3t
Any of our town subscribers who do
not receive their paper regularly will
confer a favor upon the publishers by ac-
quainting them of the fact. A change of
caiseiers may result in some being over-
looked.
The lamp lighter will soon require to -
enter upon his duties for the spring
season. The nights are beginning to get
dark and light is much needed. Though
they be dim. concerns, the oil lamps are
better than nothing. When shall •a
system of electric lighting be introduced.
Mr. John Hawkshaw of the •Commer-
ial, has purchased • another "Tontine"
colt—a good one—more like the noble
sire, symmetrically and in action, than
any we have seen. Mr. Hawkshaw has
had good luck with blood stock, and we
wish him every luck with those he has
now on hand.
At the next meeting of the Council a
road commissioner will be appointed.
' We undeistancl that the applicants will
be numerous. It is high time the corn-
missioner was appointed. With the die -
appearing of the snow there will be nu-
merous jo as of repairing. Mr. Creech, for
some months bas creditably filled the
position. •,
At a largely attended meeting of the
Liberal -Conservative association, held in
the town hall on Tuesday evening, the
following officers for the current year
were elected:—Pres Dr, Rollins ; vice-
pres., D. Mill ; secytreas., M. Ea.crett.
Several persons were delegated to Attend
the annual meeting of the North Middle-
sex association at Ailsa Craig, on Friday.
Mr. John Speakman and lawyer Collins
of Exeter, attended the Irish concert at
Gocierich on Monday evg. Mr. Collins
took part in the programme and we learn
fairly 'brought clown the house" in one
of his Irish songs, Mr John Specks -nen
although an Englishman (we think he
should be an Liebman.) says the concert,
as above mentioned, was one of the bist
he has ever attended.
Will the postal authorities please
explain why the TIMES does not reach
Farquhar post office Thursday evening,
same time as London papers arrive at that
office? They are deepatehed from Exe-
ter oo the semis train, and should retail
Fel quhar together. Is it that the Traies
is mailed on Witighem and the London
papers on Clinton? If so ;0 change in
the regulations would, suit us as well
as please our many reeclere at Farquhar.
• Mr, joint Lankin has sold the Wood-
ham hotel to Mr. Sand Riordan, of
Blenshard,0 for a handsome sum. He
bee
hi turn leased the Stand to Ma Wall-
ace Browe, of St Marys, for a number of
years, The building is to be thoroughly
renovated and greatly improved. Spec
-
lel arrangements ars to be Made for the
accomodation of horsemen durieg the ap-
proaching season. Mr, Brown takee
possession on the first of May text -3t
A young man came into our office one
clay and said he was eompelled to plant a
grove to obtain the girl he loved, This
ettrietie geoce he must compose of 19 trees
in 9 straight Tema in every tow 5 treee,
he must place, behne be is ever allowed
to gee her pretty face. So young men of
art corne and lend him your aid to satisfy
this curious nittid—Please show its that
We may heve the pleaspre of another
wedding in town.
guron Presbytery.
Th p Presbytery of Huron mot in Willis'
Church, ,Cliriton on the 12th filet. Rev.
Mr, Martin, of Exeter, IVIochator, in the
chair. Session militates were called for and
examined and found with few exceptions
to be•correctly kept. Rev Mr. Stewart
of Cliaton reported on behalf of the Sab-
bath Observance Cernmitte. Rey, Mr,
McDonald of Sea.forth read the report on
the state of religion A confereace was
held oos thie report which proved to be
very interesting and elicited much Mies: -
nation SS to the modern hindrances to
religion. Mr. Simi:emu of Brucefield read
the report on Temperance. In connection
with this report the following recommen-
dations were adopted.
1.—In view of the unanimous expression
of opinion ou the part of the sessions re-
porting, that intemperance is greatly'on
the increase since the.repeal of the Scott
Act in this county, the Presbytery earn-
estly urge all its mioisters to bring the
subject of temperance prominently before
the pecmle from the pulpit and otherwise,
We further eall upon all our elders, teach-
ers and members to use their utmost en-
deavor against the deadly evils of intem-
Peramoe. 2.—That the Presbytery re -
o numend the fommtion of Temperance
organizations in each congregation, under
the oversight oe Sessions, having for their
objeet the propagating of temperance
views and the adoption and practice of
total abstinence on the part of members
and adherents within bounds of the Pres-
bytery. •
The following members were elected
as commissioners to the General Assembly.
—Ministers—Messrs. • -Carrier Martin,
Forest, Dr. Ure and Stewart, with elders
from the following congregations, Bruce.
field, Clinten, Hullett, Bayfield and Kip -
pen. Rev. Messrs. Hart and Edge of the
Methodiet Church, being present, • wei%
milted to sit as corresponding members.
The report from the Womans' Foreign
Missionary Auxiliary of the Presbytery
was read, setting forth that the auxiliary
had.nowfnoow a menibership of 446 and that the
su
§1,107 had been raised during the
past year for foreign tnissions, an increase
of 1230 over last year. The Presbytery.
congratulated the Society on its progress
.and appointed Messrs. Ramsay, Anderson
a,nd•James Scott elders to • convey their
assurance of sympathy with its object.
The remits from the General Assembly,
on acant congregations and the payment
of corn missicners' railway expenses to the
Grand Assembly which had beenpartial-
ly discussed at the last meeting of the
Presbytery, were adopted, with slight
changes .
Messrs. McMillan and Scott (elder)
were appointed on the committee of bills
and overtures for the approaehing Synod.
The Presbytery adjourned to meet in
Gwen church, Exeter, on the second
Tuesday of May, at half past ten.
All the latest novelties in dress goods
at Richard Pickards.
Ladies keep in mind the great millinery
opening at Richard Pickard's, to be held
on the 9th and 10th of April.
The grandest display of pattern hats
and bonnets ever -made in Exeter'will be
shown at Richard Pickard's on the 9th
and 10th of April. • ,
Rev. Mr. Ireland, of Eirkton, preached
in the Trivia Memorial church last even-
ing. A special children's service will be
held in the church next Sunday afternoon.
Read Messrs. Carling Bros. ; Sam'l
Gidley's ; John G. Young's • change of
advs. Also the new adva of Brown igt
Rieder, Crediton. Each contains good
• A sure indication that spring has opened
is, that the small boy reveliasin the sport
ofmarble playing. Witfihe boy it
breaks the monotony of the 'winter weath-
er.
On Tuesday evening, while Mr. Sheere
was leaving his house he closed the door
too soon, and the night being dark, step-
ped over the edge of the verandah and
sprained his ankle. It is with diffi-
culty that he gets around.
gar LADIES.—Don't forgetthe
dates of the Grand display, of
Millinery at the Old Established
on Wednesday, March 27, and
three succeeding days.
JAMES PICK.ARD.
On Monday evening an open meeting of
the Royal Templets was held in the base-
ment of the Jaines-et. Methodist church.
There was a good programme, °insisting
of speeches, readings, singing etc., pre-
sented, and all who took pert did credit-
ably. The chair was ably filled by Robt.
Pickard Sr., whose pleasing remarks were
mueh appreciated. The collection$a10.
Mr. Bishop's (Huron) Bill • respecting
live stock insurance, which has had its
first and second readings has passed •the
Special committee to which it was referr-
ed. it is possible that it will become law.
in which event the projected live stock
insurance company, a Meeting in the in-
terests of which was held here recently,
will necessarily be compelled to withdraw
from the scene. Mr. Bishop's 13i11 in-
vests fire ineurance companies with power
to establish live stock branches in connec-
tion with other insurance.
On Sunday last the membere of the C.
0. F. , Of Exeter, visited their brethren
in Ffensall, and attended service in the
Methodist church where an eloquent and
impressive sermon was preached by the
pastor, Rev. J. 8. Cook. It was with
difficulty that the visitors reached Hen -
*sell, the London road, having been almost
impasgeble with Snow. W hile en mute
several accidents to the Vehicles ocatirrecl,
and so disgusted were some of the com-
pany that they walked. borne OR the rail.
Way track.
The Rev. Father KettlY, of the French
eettlement, Hay, Is about to leave his
present charge to accept smother, Nut
where we have not heard. Next Sunday
he will preach hie farewell sermon in St.
Peter's church, French settlement. The
Rev. gentleman has had charge of the
above parish for upwards of six years, and
was universally esteemed. His parish -
Otters and the pee& generally regret
his looting, but such changes meet take
place, Re leavesoa friendly terms with
all classes.
During the lest week and the fore peas
of the present week, the people of
this section of the eoantry „have ex-
perienced very five weather—beautifel
beyond the remembrance of the oldest
'inhabitant, We have had, no rain, the
rays of the sun beihelauffitiently strong "
to dispel the eupetaabenclance of Snow
Vesbrusay left behind; —and now the roads
are dry arid duety, Nearly al) the summer
birds have returned, and their eavect
svarbliegs in the morn we host. Shottld
the weather not take a change, we might
say for the benefit of those Who live in
distant ferule that eve lieve had a very
short winter in danada, the first snow
IFTEEN
111
s'
GN00171S ]EllteltiAlt3C0 Groo
NEW
Has decided on holding a GRAND CLEARING- Sale, for the next fifteen days, during
which time he will offer TREMENDOUS BARGAINS in the following lines :— -
Black and Colored Dress Goods,
Black and Colored Silks, aad Satin Mervellieux,
Ladies and Children's Gloves and Hosiery,
Men's,and Boy's hard and Soft Felt Hats,
Men's Ordered and Ready-made Clothing,
Carpets, Curtains and all kinds of House Furnishings,
Boots & Shoes of Every DesCription,
Ciockery, Glassware, Silverware, Cutlery, Etc.
This is a bona fide clearing sale, and persons wishing to secure bargains, should Act fail
to inspect our stock.
VS*
J. ).— ')ia)
Sanawell & Pickard's old stand,
VS=
Corbett
Deere ED/TOR.—Allow me to take a
small space in your valuable paper
for I think it is high time for somebody to
speak about the presumption of some per-
sons. Any stranger I am sure would think
that our town had a wood market, and that
the Presbyterian Church was the market
building by the large quantity of wood
piled all mound it, by pet SOnS of different
congregations who would not make a wood
yard of their own church frontage. I think
that if I was one of the church members I
would give notice to have it removed at
once, not only for the look of the thing but
the only piece of bood walking to
churoh from the wed is covered up by the
wood. I should files to know where our
pathmaster is and what is his business.
Come T. G. give tue guilty parties notice
to remove it at once.
• FAIR PLAY.
Mai -eh 9th 1889. .
WILLIAM ROBERTS, u. D., F. It. O. P.,
"Pleynaney is a fruitful cause of Bright's
disease. The relative proportion of oases
between the ages 01 20 and45, are 80 women
to every 100 men, while alter this period
the mortality falls to 59 women to every
100 men." Women during pregnanoy are
especially liable to csoutrect kidney disease,
which if neglected will terminate in Bright's
disease. Keep the kidneysi active, and
maintain a healthy flow of urine by the
frequent use of Warner's Safe Ours during
tne period of pregnancy it will keep the
kidneys healtey and aotivh.
The eleven- collieries operated bp the
Lehigh and Wilkosbarre Coal Cempeny in
the Wilkesbarre, Pa., region, which have
been idle 811308 February 28, will resume
work tcaday. • Tile will again give employ.
lo nearly 6,000 men and boys.
ensomideatie eseermem
ROYAL Ilt,t411
asourrEL
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies A. marvel of par-
ity, strength and wholesomeness. More °con-
omioal than the ordinary kinds end cannot
be sal d in competition with the multitudes Of
low test, short weight, alum, or phosphate
powders. Sold only in cans.—BoYaG BAR-
INGPOWDtB CC .106 Walletreet 17 7'
NEW FIRM.
Davidsor. Eros.,
Builders ce Contractors
Shop one door oast of Parsons' Black-
smith Shop . ,Manufacturers of Sashes, Doors
and Blinds, Buildings con treated for. Plans,
estimates and specifications furniehed if re-
quired, -
From their past eapoyience in the building
lino they guarantee satisfaction. All work
dono with promptness and clisoatola • Season-
edluMber always en hand.N WM. DAVIDSON. DAVIDSON.--.l0FI
Market Square
General Store
The 'undersigned would inform the pub-
lics that ha hag jug received his
811 A4 11/1 ER :b." STOCK
A full line of Dry -Goods, Hats & Cape, and
Crockery, Beate arid Shoes.
Those wiehing anything in my line will
find it to their Advantage to call and,
aped tiy goods and /niece.
Highesi
t,prices pad for But-
ter atid Eggs and all
falling hi Vehritary awl leaving again in
kinds of produce,
Nfarehe CalifOrniatia had better rettirn. P. Ross.
Exeter Lumber Yard
The Undersigned wishes to inform th °public in general tha he keeps
—constantly in stock—
DRESSED OR UNDRESSED.
All Kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL
A. large stock of Hemlock alwaps on hand at mill prices. Flooring, Siding,
dressed—inch, inch -and -a -quarter, inch -and -a half and two inch. Sash Doors,
Blinds, Mouldings and all Finishing Material, Lath, &c.
• • SHINGLES A SPECIALTY.—Competition challenged. The best and the
largest stock, and at lowest prices. Shingles 41.
• All dressed lumber thoroughly seasoned. and ready for use. No shrinkage
assured. • .A. call will bear out the above.
THE OLD
ESTABLISHED. Jas 'Willis Main -s
MUM MUM
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY
Through X-mas and New
Years, '
BUY YOUR GOODS FROM THE
-Cheap Store, Crediton
As he is determined to clear out all
his stock of
DRY GOODS, •
BOOT &SHOES,
HATS.
CAPS, ETC.,
At lessthan actua I Cost
-1-=x=x=±
Sale to commence lst Jan., and
continuo until all is cleared out, as I
am going out of the abovelines.
TERMS -- CASH.
N. B. All accounts must be settled
1st January.
J. MITCIIELIN,
-CEN TRAL
Drug Store
A. full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, • constantly o4
• . hand. Winan's
• Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and • always
fresh. Family recip-
es Carefully prepared at
Central Drug Store Exeter.
he Lar est
THE BEST
TRE NICEST,
THE SWEETEST
—Assoi knout of—
C011feetiOnerir
IN TOWN.
JUST IN, & FJESH,
Away down in Price.
POIALICI-C'S • '
read, Buns, cakes, and all kinds a Past-
ry, still too the laid.
Headquarters for (jonfectiori-
• ery at '
E. A1 FOLLICTS,
EXBTEIR.
Ott
One Door South
of Post Office
•HE FEAST
. --
A 1NTEw AND COMPLETE
*--STOCK OF ----
Boots &
Shoes.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
G -EO. MANSON,
0. CAN GET
20 POUNDS
—OF—
Raw . . Sugar
POR$1.O0.
12 bar,
White Sugar
FOR $1.00.
—AT --
S. ANNUS,
POST OFFICE STORE,
Exeter North.
TJIE '
INTERCOLONIALI
I WAYr
OF CANADA,
Tao royalmoul, passenger and freight route
botwoon Canada and Groat Britain,
—and—
Direct route between the wegt and all the
points on the Lower St. Um/rends, and Bale
de °headily, also ±Thw Brunswick, isrova
acotistSPrinee leclaverd Telerid, Otipe Breton
au d,Newfoundlan d,
New and elegant buffet gleaning b,nd day
cars run on thren Oa express trains.
r.tssongers for Great 13 distill or the conti-
nent by leaving 1.: OkOti to by 8 p.m. train on
Thursdaywill jain outward mail ateamer ttt
ttalifax Saturday. - •
Superior elevator, warehouse and dock ac-
tommodation t Ealifax tor shipment of
graimliand gemorttl mereliandise, •
llea±sof experleuce hams nroved the Inter -
colonial,. in 0011110(11.40n with, steamship line
to and from London,' Liverpool and alas-
gow to. Halifax, to ,botho quiekeet freight
Metebetwoan Ca,iadrt end Greet
Information es to passenger and freight
kateii can be had on application tcl
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Wrs e'latIBSTOlsr,
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