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Goldsmith '++,' Hall!
WATCHES,—
CLOCIS,»
..;:-.I.14wErtRY,.._
SILVERWARE,T
—AND SPECTACLES;
UNEQUALLED VALUE,
' Personalattentiongiventorepairing Of
watches, clocks andiowolry:
C. RIICHENBACH,
^Opposite the Market, PARICHILL.
LEGAL.
>I. DICISOIN, Barrister, Solit-
4e citotofSupreme Court,NotaryPublio
gonveyaneei Cornmisaioner,,tc, Money to
Loan.
.,
Qlhoeiu T'ansens Blogk. Exeter.,
RLI. COLLINS,.
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Barrister, Solicitor, Conv� anter
t Etc
r
1>aXETEIZ,
0119.1.
Ofiloeaaznwoll'sBloek ilall'sold office.)
RMMYOUR W. FOktll;
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Solioitoria the Supreme. Court of Ontario;
0onveyancor,CotnmissioneriSo., &o. Spooial
attentiongiven to the collection of claims in
the United States. Patents procured, money
to Ramat lowest rates. Office: Opera House
Block, St, Marys, Ont.
,F LLIOT & ELLIOT,
Baresters, Solicitors, Notaries ,Public,
,
Conveyancers &c, &o.
I N:oney.,'to Loan at Lowest Rates of
Interest.
OFFICE, MAIN STREET, EXETER
8: V. MLLIOT. S. BLLIOT.,
eeENTAL.
ri L. ;BILLINGS,
7:13231NTTXST,
OFFICE: over O'JrEIL'Sitan&
Nitrous Oxide Gas for Painless Extraction:,
H. KINSMAN,Dk:NTIST.L.D.S
Saniwell's Block, Main•st, Exeter,
Extracts. Teeth without pain,
by giyingVegetable Veppr. (sold
Felines and all other dental
work the nestpossibie,. Goes
to Zunion' on last Thurso s,y'in
each Input
fee
MEDICAL
T W. B11OWNING M. D., M. (J
tl'• .S" ,GraduateVictoriaUnivorsit Otli
P y. es
wndiresidenee,Don_ nionLaboratoxT.Exeter
•
TR. FLYNPMAN, coroner for the
s Count
ore,Eseof;R.uron., Office opposite •Mr.
Carlfne's etter. '
TAB. J. A. ROUT ilii b, M. 0.: Y . S
0. O Moe; Main S..itxeter,Ont, xtesiden
se loousereoently occupied by P. MoPhihi >s,
•
AUCTIONEERS.
HENRY EILBER, Licensed Auc-
tioneer for Ha Ste hen and McGilli-
vray,Townships` Sales conducted atntoderate
rates. Office—At Post-o81oe,Orediton, Ont.
JOHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
t! Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborne
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
VETERINARY.
Tennent & Tennent
VETERINARY SURGEONS,
raduatesof'the Ontario Veterinary College'
Cream] : One -door South of Town Hall.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONE/ TO LOAN AT ti AND 64 -
per cent,
4percent, $25.000 Private Funds. ;Best
Loaning Companiesrepreseuted,
L.II, DICKSON,
Barrister,Exeter,
INSURANOE :'
T
li'E' WA'rEhtLUO MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE
' EC
0
Established in 1883 .
HEAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONT.
This coml.an'v has been over Eighteen
years inauoeessful operation In. Western On-
taaio,andsontinues to insure a;ainstloss or
damage by Vire ,Builtlings,Mercnttudise,i.itln-
ufactories,andall otherrtoseriptiouHof linsur-
able property . Intonclin,; iusurers 11 two the
option of inenrin g on tho 'Premium Note or
Cash System ,
During the past ten years this Company
has issued 57,096 Policies. covering property
o theaniountofa40,872,038 ; and raid inloss-
es aiono$700,752,00
AssotS, $3.76,100.00, consisting of Cash
n daatk, GovernluoiltDeuoait,ancl the unase-
essedl'remiumNotesonhandandiu force. 3,
W Wttnrulil D. Preside it. ' 0. Af. TAlmon ,
Secretary. J.B. Huotrns,insueotgr. CHAS.
NELL A„onteor r/xotorau<lviciutt v
(4.00D CHANCE FOR A
1Ji
BLA CK5M ITJI
7.IT
Good paying Blacksmith business and prem-
ises, comprising shop, dwelling and stable, fur
Sole or to rent, in the thriving village of Elim
ville,township of Usborne, on corner opposite'
Hodgins' hotel and Smith's store and the post.
office. Possession at once. Apply.Tolui P.
White, Centralia 1', 0•, or to Lowisl'IDickson.
barrister .Cc•, Exeter, Ont.-3nios.
CENTRAL
Barber Shop,
FANSON'S BLOCK.
A. Hastings, Prop
Saving and Hai) euttine in the latest styles
the art.
Every attention paid to cutting
Ladies and Children' s Hairr,
EXETER
AND HURON 'c ' MIDDLESEX. GAZETTE.
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE OHI?,' FALL WHERE THEY MAY,"
VOL. XVI. NO; 42,‘ EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY MC
NTNG ' JUNE 27th, 1689.
ARuLMIMwn
JOHN Avurr.T' rt. C48
Publisher sandPro,Z,riotors
For'
�^ UAS IT EVEN STRUCK ]r0UT RIEN.D Base 1+lu Score.
Tlre`l eter club went to Itxitchell on
that time is not alts ether wasted that
g Thursday and tried conclusions with the
is spent in seeming
own for instance, and after our
s pouf
abusiness isdone,' wander o an
flour alongthe street stopping'for
momentas an article. expose or sale
cairns your a en i n. You n is the
one yen hard forgotten •,and have badly
needed perhaps for months. Your,,drif ling
has been profitable, •N'iew you'll 'iota ,here
on the 12t1, won't emu ?' The shop'.windows
' Witt be a s u y.. r. Lutz s, J, Pickard's.
and the old S. & P. House on the East
and the P. 0 store, Robert's and G. Sand-
er's on' the west, will each suggest your
needs and fill them honestly. Now think
a moment. seems somehow there is another
place you should call is it nut Gri 's'
Yes, a le a ace e spot o all.
others that your family would not have
You miss. His five and ten cent counters
willa especially loaded an otherdepart-
ments
e a t-
ments of fancy goods, so full as not to be
Exeter. i y equalled in a town' the size' o
'Exeter
TN ; P mala aunloss roving. You club of that town with the following
KIRK comp tot t eO, t d ft y resuTh:-
1 1 nd f r l ztcTi a t
a, Ii�atiRI L
a
,
s
Ardor o
n7.e
d f 1 f,
0 A
+ wtY• 3lr 3
Bissett 1 ' mpsons. s ....
Ok 3 1 arming 2b ..... .........0
, c, r; , 4 Canning,p .• 0
Tait, p r 3 Ryan, 1. f.;..... ,..0
Gidloy e f .:.2 Stewart, e. f, 0
' Knight, s• g. 0 Gaffney r- f 0
Iit d D Lutz'
Eacrctt A
� ..3 Broderick, lb ......,.1
1 tt t o ]' find it ' h nrliut 1 f 1 Thompson .•0
A large and well assorted
stock of General Dr Good
p Goods,
Mllllnal y, Hats, Caps.
Boots, Groceries, 'Crockery,
Classwars, Wall a er Sta-
tionary,
t -
p p a
tionar Paints, s, Oils, Glass,
Putty, Nails, Books Salt
> > f
AndorsesG.. t b...3 T'ord,c.,.....,••• •.••..0
Notes—Exeter—Earned tuns, 11 ; 7
two bas, hits ; bases on ball, 2 '; base on
hit by pitched hall, 1 ; pass balls, 1 ; 11
struck out by Tait. Mitchell. --Earned
runs, 1 ' base hits, 2 ; double plays, 2 ,
base onbite. 5; 2 were struck out by
Boot -jacks and Y th t th I th t gg minutng .Gime of
Boot - jacks, d everything P r P f 1. minutes:..
kept L1 a first-class Store.
' . game 2 hours and 15
b p' fly 1 c1 d d h d p r 1'ersoWs}
The whole Stock will be sold in lots to, Robed vert Porter, Esq., M. P. for e
't West
sus you. Como and get a lot, the price will
earthy 11 d
suit you; it. will make your wife and child_ f ham severe, in town on Monday. M
ren glad, your sons end daughters happy, Porter is vision his constituents t M.
g through,
INSURANCE.
Huron and Win. Johnston, Esq. of Wood
s. Const nen s roug 1.
Wood -
and general oontentmont will prevail in out theriding this week. Re does not'
the whole family. well.relain his erstwhile robust and vi
H h t lror-
ies i
g prces'for Butter and/Eggs.
Yours truly,
DOUPE & CO.
—STONEMAN'S-•
Je
elr •Store
HENSALL, ONT.
IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
Watches,
Clocks,
Jeweler
y9
Silverware
Spectacles,
Stationery,
ch
S oolBoo
ks
Fancy Goods, ,
,Musical
Instruments.
A..full line of Sp gauldin g s
Bats and balls on hand
We make a specialty of Watch and
JewelryrePairing—A11 work guaranteed
Our Motto—Neat, Prompt and re-
liable.
J. 0, Stoz ema ,,
HENSALL, ONT
II
Pt1LL STOCK!
YOUNG & KERR
Have their Hardware and
Tinware Store full of
the various staple
articles,.
You can buy your Hardware, Tinware.
Paints, Oils. Machine Oils. Castor Oil.,
Wire, Glass, and Baby Carriages cheaper
from us than anywhere elee in this section.
A gall will convince you of this fact.
NAILS at the lowest rates..
Sewing Machine Needles
&c. at the closest bargains.
We sell cheap and take
a pride in lettingour cus-
tomers know of it.
Lawrence's Spectacles, p es, &c.
Ydux�
Vi KRL
Crediton, Juno 17111, 1889.
The argest
THE BEL -;T,
.-.- R i
�., NICEST,
THE �'i�"_,
E.P_T
EST
—Assoi anent of—
s
1':nery
IN TOWN.
JUST IN, & FRESH
Away down in Price.
FOLLIOK.K's
Bread, Boris, (lakes, and all kinds of Past
ry, still rake the Iliad.
Headquarters d
ea• llarters for Confection
1t�
0D-
�7
cry at ��'(t�
E. At F0LLI�j�11V1iS,
m.AIN.SrT., EXETER
F' ERNST`ELLIOT, AGENT FOR
THE WESTERN ASSURANCE COM.
PANY. of Toronto ; also for the PHrENT $
FIRE iNSUEANCE COMPANY, or London,
England,the ROYAL CANADIAN, of Mon-
treal, and the BRITISH EMPIRE LIVE AS
SU'RANCECQMPANY, of London, England.
established 1847. Assets over 85,000,000;
claims and bonuses paid. over $10,000,000.
LOCAL NEWS.—Weshall beieap,py to re-
stive at all times, from any part of the
County, items of local news, such as ac
c idents,or an (interesting incident what-
ever, from any of our subscribers or read-
ers generally for the purpose of public
LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Beer, when the note 'became due the
p a n wen or payme , w en, e says
Mrs Beet handed him a $20 bill, ,end then,
ous appearance ; but rather bears evidence
of his parliamentary carreer being toil -
soma -Rev, W. Down, who is at present
visiting friends in Exeter preached two
sermon on the Hensel' cirout on Sunday
last -tat Hensall in the afternoon and 'Be-
thesdain the evening. Both discourses
were characteristic of the:,Tiev. gentleman's
succeslful attempts.—Mr.. Herb. Elliott,'
mail clerk on the L. H. r$, B. R., is at
present visiting friends in town: Herb.
has .been off duty for some time having
been /aid up with an attack of muscular
rheutpatism,-The Managers of the Te-
cum'sl=h' base -ball club of London, will
please accept' the editor's thanks for a
co limentary pass to the ball game, in
London on July 1st. -Mr. Jas . Down is
ab0tjt organizing a Court of the Indepen•
dent=Orclet• of Foresters at Zurich.—Miss
Dealing, veinshas been visitin in,llfiohi an
s, has returned home.—
Mr.
i
Wednesday, for a few days visit with
en sinListowel.—Mrs.
is at at present visiting friends in Clinton.
--Miss E. Windsor, of McGillivray, is the.
guest' of her sister, Mrs' John Elliott of
this'place.
Strawberry Festivals in connection with
the churches in the respective localities
will be held, on July lst, as fellows :—
Kirkton, X+llimville, Centralia and Grand
Bend.'
There are more eggso]
o sold exchanged
for goods in Exeter than any other town
in this sections Mr Richardson, who buys
for cash, shipsa load every Monday while
outside buyers ship `ltlrge consignments
every coaple'of days.
Newspapermen are. all rich, and as they
are the cream of the land why shouldn't
they become Vanderbiits ? Luke Sharp,
known among his familiar friends as Robt,
Barr, made a clean $25,000 last week by
disposing of his right to cell Edison
photographs in Kentucky:
The merchants and other'.. people of
Exeter who receive more or'less freight
are contemplating having it shipped to
Lucan and teamed to Exeter. The rate.
charged' by the G. T. R. on this line' :is
exceedingly high and this is the only way
the Exeter public can' sage themselves.
The change will be to the detriment of
London and in the interests of Toronto.
Possibly the Grand Trunk, in the increase
of freight, are making up for the recent
heavy dra ws of funds from its exchequer,
consequent upon the many serious mis-
haps and collisions of late.
The two cases of Luker vs Dobbs and
Waghorn vs Beer tried' at the last sittings
of the County court of this'county may
perhaps be of local interest, as the parties.
reside in this locality. In the "first the
plaintiff sued the defendant fat the Wrong-
ful conversion of a horse and other goods.
The action was settled out of court, the
defendant agreeing to return the goods to
the plaintiff. Mr Collins for plaintiff Mr
Maediarmid • for defendant. The other
case, that of Waghorn vs Beer' was rather'"
a peculiar one. The facts in dispute were
as follows :—The plaintiff who resides at
Russeldale held a note of $100 against Mrs
•
Go Now.
The Canadian Pacific . Railway: have a
ranged fur three speoial colonist excursion
June 41b, return until /tile 14th,Jnne 11t
return. July 21st,; gime 18th, return Jul
.28th; 1889. For full information apply t
W. J. Carling.
Rnorri e ---�--
N n Boats and shoes at and b
low cost at C. Eacrett's. Harness makin
in all its. branches still. carried on as nsua
opposite Central Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
Butter andEggs "taken in exchange f
'goods.
dommence Now.
We will take great pleasure in fol
warding the nsxs to; any address, i
-Carina iik tli ;VnitterSt€ateri -fain so
until Jari. 1890 for fifty cents. Su
scribe at once.
r for vine month h t g 1 h g asking to see the note snatched>i't out of
s. Mr Join Elliot sr., of this place left on his hand and refused.ei-her to return the
h: note or pay the balance. of $S0. "Mrs. Beer
Y
friends d Harr Samwell onthe-contrary stated by way of defence.
Y that she pard the -note in full and got it in
0
e- case was tried by a Jury, when a verdict
g of was returned for the plaintiff. Mr Collins
11. ,great variety; of .Prints, iyiusl acted as co>msel for ptaintiff {:aitil Mr
Flanuetetts andChaltie.cloths for about Clark of the firm of Smith & Clark, of St
or ,II 1f price at the 13ig Bankrupt Store. Marys for defendant.
An Exchange Says :—"Canadian straw .-
berries have come in.' The. crop is'large
and so are :.tlie:berries ,:on account of the
the usual way.. Waghorn then brought
'suit for the recce ery of the note. The
Division Courts.
n- yet weather: They give promise of being oxanrrox.
t this ilei hb, rhopd, however.
•'Iv; �� .:, ..- � 11. , 'His Honor Judge ' Doyle Tdcourt
Lro eit;"lsiarse rte s;•- hi�t: z.,c Silv..r h g Y8 : i
b war', cutler, at great discounts at Rich. he `..o i 'pee foil fust; tcasestdz :lust,, dis
and Pickard's. posing of the fot,owing cases:-`'
We have received a communication from Levan vs. Reider :—This was an action
Cobourg, but as the writer has failed to for the; price of a fanning hill. Judgment
append his name we consign it to the of nonsuit with, permission to plaintiff
still proper receptacle=-thewaste basket, to amend by adding other parties on pay -
There aid cranks in Cobourgtool went of costs: J Elliot for plaintiff and
Collins for defendant.
The fainters' excursion from Exeter and Sanders vs Motz.—This 'was a garnishee
other points to the largely
attended
edrtn on suit in which certain moneys. alleged by
Tuesday was not as largely attended as it plaintiff to be coming from Jacob Hertzel
should have been. The affair was fnsuffici- to Jacob Metz were sought to be attached,
enThe. advertised. Judgment against garnishee for such in -
vegetable
potato crop is looking good if the terest as may be due by him, almost $1.50.
consequence
is really in a healthy state. In Dickson for plaintiff, Collins for Garnishee
. of the recent rains many and no one for defendant.
potatoes rotted and plots of ground had Parkhill Banking Co: vs Link.—This
to be replanted: was an action on a promissary note made
A beautiful assortment of Skirting Em- by John Parsons in favor of Paul Link.
broideries at very low prices at the Big This note was cashed at the office of the
e
Bankrupt Store. Parkhill Banking Co., by Elias Link, ` de- s
Upwards of 500 persons are supposed to Parkhill
son. The note was payable to
have been converted daringthe visit of Paul Link's order and he contended that
the. evangelists, Messrs. Crossley and:
his son had no authority to endorse note.
Hunte' . This was the defence. Judgment for defend
For Dress Go, els, Silks, Satin ices go- ant. McTavish for plaintiff. Collins for
Bona, Millinery, etc , at correct prices defendant.
Brown Pickard's Brown Wuerth & Co. vs. McDonald.
New officers of the Salvation Army This was a dispute about the payment of
reporhave trrivecl. It is said that the officers certain costs.—Enlarged. Collins for
reported to'be discharged on faise plaintiffs,J Elliot for alaimancs
grounds, refuse to leave, they being Court djourned at 2 o'clock.
agreeable that matters receive the most
rigid investigation.
The other evening Mr. George Samwell
had a very valuable Jersey cow die. It
was driven to' the pasture field in the
evening and in the , morning was found
dead. It is supposed it lav down on 8
mound and rolling over on its Haul.-, was
unable to recover its feet.
Prints, Gingham, Embroideries, Mus-
lins, Laces, Hosiery and Gloves are being
cleared at big reductions at Rich Pickard's
The Exeter base ball club went to Mit-
chell last Thursday and defeated the
Mitchell e l team t '
to h t
e tune of 19-4. Exeter
club is a good ono and hard to beat. We
would like to see the club that can get the
better of them. The team is composed
of good men, and it is conceded to be the
best ever organized in Exeter.
Monday next will be July 1st, The
citizens of Exeter, if they desire a change
from
everyday life will
have to go out of
t
own for -
it Some ma will spend the dayat
the lake, others ''take m the Hensall
races, a few Will go'to London, to witness
the base -ball game, and others will go to
pic.n•ics in the neighboring villages.
The : Reformers of Exeter seemingly
take little interest in their Association in:
North Middlesex, as swore' of there were
present nt the convention held nt Ailsa
Craig last Thursday. The following
resolution was unanimously carried .
"Resolved•that this Association highly
approves of the coulee pursued by Mr.
John Waters as the representative of this
riding' Legislative in the Lel,t.lattt e, Assembly, in
giving ing a consistent and. intlepencient
support Tarr. to the able PI t o ndminist"atinn of the
Floe. Oliver Mowat, in whose policy and
good government this association desires to
express its strongest Confidence "
The main building of the Verity ,Agri.
oultnral works is nearing completion, and
the pret7liSea are assuming 'a commanding-
appearance. The rtrocture fa" alike
creditable. to the town awl Messrs; Verity
ez Sons, and their enterprise and enargy
is eointivi tlab!e ili'the extreme Regular.
ly, the firm makes large shipments to
Manitoba and other points throrighout
the Dominion,
For ehoap, reliable boots and shoea go to
Richard Pickard's,
One of the best milling firms in Ontario
is negotiating kr the ptu'chaso of the.
Exeter mill,
Life Given --St Leon Mineral
Water.
Geo. Sanders has received a fresh sup-
ply of this justly famed water, direct from
the spi ings. Now i= your chance to build
a sound, strong constitution.
Elixir Vita for dispepsia and piles, pos
ative cure.—Goo. Sanders.
]Brevities
It is thought that the hay crop this
year will be light. -,
The public schools will close shortly, and
the average urchin is• in high glee.
The highest'prices will be paid' for farm
produce at the Big Bankrupt Store.
A number from Exeter attend tb
Gilmour musical festival at London to
day.
The council•of the Board of Trade aro
considering the roller mill question.
There will be a meeting of the council
this (Thursday evg,)
Mrs. Hammett, a wealthy lady of Ellice
has donated $200 to the Stratford
General Hospital.
The electric light by-law to raise $4,000
will 1>e submitted to the' freeholders of
M itchell on the 3rd prox.
The purest and freshest Paris Green and
Hellebore for sale at C. Lut ,'s Central
Drug Store.
Mr. l'arkirson, has almost recovered
from the recent attack 'of inflammation of
the bowels.
Those interested in stock insurance, in
this neighborhood, attended a meeting in
Stratford on Tuesday.
Che work of erecting a new sidewalk on
Main st., north of town hall.has been
commenced.
Don't :make any mistake'. but come direct
to the Big.Bankrttpt Store, where yonwill
get the best bargains and the finest stock
to choose from in town.
The purest and freshest Paris Green and
Hellebore for, sale at C. Lutz's Central
Drug Store.
The season for bass fishing opened on
the 15th inst., so that we may ex eel the
Y P
usual "fish" stories to begin at once.
Another newspaper p. per will be launched in
the village of Liman short] Bran
gg y Bryant Bros
will be thepublishers.
pu ihshcrs.
Several communications have been
crowded out: of this issue, They will ap-
pear next, week.
The fire engine wag tested on Friday
evening and it proved to be in poor work-
ing order. The' necessary repairs have
been made.
13oots and.Slioes 25 per cent off at the
Big Bankrupt Store, And Ladies Kid
Boots il1.35 ; Ladies I(irl toe slipper; 7ve ;
shoes at. very close prices:
Mr. D. Spicer, the contraotnr for the
conveyance ce
o£Herbla,'
est:'
y s mails between
et neon
J Y
Exeter and St. itlar. s has got everything
y,
in shape' to narnnience llrork on July 1st.
We are sorry to report the illness of
Mr. Simnel clidley. in has hemi con-
fined 10 his bed for several days, but it is
expected he will be around again, soon'
The Exeter baseball club go to Getter.
ick au the lst of July. We trust that
they may report themselves as favorably
as has been the otte in the past.
The merchants of Exeter pay more for
butter and eggs than is paid in any town
hereabout, This has been proved on var.
bus occasions of late,
1w e have received a copy of the Mon.
treal Board Of Trade :Edition of the
Totonto Globe. It contains a great many
pages, is well gotten up, and in total re.
fleets great credit on the Globe,
The Molsons Bank
(CHAR TEliE D BT 1,4 LIL'S AM is N T,'t 855)`
Paid noCapltal at8 O4p C(k
Best Fund ... 7,000,00
Read Office, Montreal,
T. 'WOLI''1✓RSTA:N TIIOMAs,F13
1k, xuaa14:stA..xlorS
20 branch offices in the Yromialon. Agonoiep
in the Dominion, U. S. A. and Europe.
Exeter Brandi,
Open every lawful day; from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m
SATU1tDAY'S,10 a.m. to 1 P. m,
3:Percent. per annuiu allowerlfor rneney on
Deposit Receipts and SaviugsBank. '
R. H. ARCHER
Manager.
St. Marys.
Biterr.---A couple of.the older and
more respected residents of .this town, n
the
...persons of Mr. P, W helihan and Mr.
Coleman motin one of the principal hotels
last week. Either of them :revived 'the
subject of a difference which had caused
ill -feelings to exist in their minds, one
against the other, : and, ' after a short `de-
liberation, during which the 'air became
blue, they concluded that blows were
stronger than words and accordingly both •
went, to work in ,Sullivan style paint each.
others eyes. ' The feints and' blows:' were
made in to true pugilietic style and with
the agility of . men younger
years of age. In Y a than of
g the fracas a temple of
large panes of glass were broken besides
several eyes being.partially' ;losed. ,Rev,
Mr, Campbell of the Methodist preached
tw9 sermons on Sunday Iest, which, for
weight and good logic are equal to those
of Rey. Dr. Talmage: In the morning the
purport of the subject was faith; in, the
evening ths. text was the 17'verse of the
25 chap. of the Acts of theApostles. P1ofh
discourses were attentively listened to.
—
The old time celebration which commenced
ou Water street, St Marys, on Friday last
came to an end, on Monday, in Stratford
before the Police Magistrate, where the
charge of assault and wounding with in»
tent to disable, preferred by Patrick
Whelihan Registrar against Wm Coleman
was dismissed with costs.—St' Marys
baseball team were defeated at Mother-
well on Friday: Cause of defeat, the
absence of St Marys hest `players. -John
Flemming, of the Kennedy hotel, who has
been for the past week confined' to his
room from a severe attack of inflammation,
is: we are pleased to. state convalescent.=
Early on Tuesday morning Mr. Samuel
Haines passed over to join the majority.
Mr Haines was'for many years one' of the
foremost farmers in Blanshard. But about
six months ago awing to failing health . he
moved -tie St Marys, and few then thought
that his stay with us would, be so short. --
St
Marys and Mitchell •.base ball teams
will play in St. Marys on the lst+of July.
This will be' the opening match of the
Perth League Blind Tom the celebrated
musician:played to. a large house on.- Mon-
day evening.—On Tuesday evening while
a carriage load consisting of eight members
of, the Methodist choir were returning
home. from visiting friends in the country,
the. carriage was stopped on Wellington
st. hill, at the hotne of one of the party,
when owing to some noise caused by the
cramping of the buggy the horses became
unmanageable and in crossing-' Wellington
street bridge, Miss Wilson either'fell or
jumped frorn'the rig. sustaining injuries
which have left .her unconscious, and
which the dontors think will rove fatal:
furious rate down Wellington to the
stone quarries where they crossedto Water
street and ran on for about two miles and
at length Caine to a stand still in Emmons
livery stable where they belonged.
Strange to say none of the party with the
exception of Miss Wilson,' were seriously
injured, though all but two either jumped
or were thrown from the rig.
All people who visit the beautiful town
of St. Marys, are struck with ad
miration upon beholding the innumerable
improvements that have taken place with-
iu the lasts year ; and we are pleased to
tell of the many acts of enterprise which
are on the eve of being developed into
reality. The merchants of queen-st. have
baker cff the old-time appearances and
customs and have adopted the newer
anodes of attracting and trausactdng busi.
ness. The majority of the store fronts' are
of plate glass while within are tastily
arranged, assortments of goods from the
best markets ; and one merchant vies
with another as to whom shall have the
most pleasing array. The town at the
present time, with its forestic robe, has a
romantic and inviting appearance,` the: sit-
uation, to a goodly extent, lending ro-
mance to the scene. The beauty is strik-
ing , and to be practical, so are. the bad
side, walks. A straight, level and safe
piece of side -walk is a luxury] here ; but
it, is said the Road and Bridge 'committee
is contemplating arrangements for an fin.
proved side -walk system. The town has
now a population of almost 5,000, the
recent location of the Maxwell . works
causing an increase of several hundred
persons. Houses are scarce in St. Marys
and rent readily for from $l0 to ,�25 per
month, The Maxwell works is quite an
institution and give employment to 160
men and boys. Upwards of 1,500 Binders
bare been turned ont of this manufaofory,.
this season, and the• ratepayers say' that,
although their taxes have boon ftteleaseil
to about two cents on the tioll+u , they
believe that the town' has been doubly
benefit ed. Looking at the beautiful ;and
ibstantial buildings of the Maxwell
orks,
and being '
informed with that a Nit. y;
1
Iax-
ell Grit, one im• �+
o c.tvh 1 .
surprised.
riser
1.
How t man can entertain views which: are
deroatory to his business and dangerous
to the welfare mid safety of his adopted
country is a mystery. Ile will take
vtlntage of the Government's ' loyalty in
ringing about =weenies for the develop-
ent at onr resources and the building, us
p as a great nation, by malting money
dor the hands of protection • yet he
tnitenences and atlopts the views of a
trey who are over seeking for the eruption
confederation, the confounding' of bur.
ye ltinent, and our absorption by
e nit `
U ori States
• So:n
e men' srs
r >
otz;cl thatb
they would cad h.
6Y Ln for their
g
elr
I ty's sake, and all the while ignore their
vn interests. The people recently voted
fever ot the electric light by-law,', and
September the town will be brilliantly
lig
by electricity. Another bridge is
b Thames
a built anross the river _ ,lhamws at
ark street, which will add not only to
e appearance of the town but will be a
nvenience to 'farmers and townspeople.,
John Ross; of wing farmer ,
1 g r of Inner=
tri was lcirtced in the abdomen the
her day, by a more he ked just tate-
inose iii the field: ile is seriously in:
red
hildren Cry for Pitchers Cut.tove
The horses' in ti>e '.aiieantime' ran,- at' a
ZURICH.
The last sittings of the tenth Division
Court were held at the town hail here ou
Wednesday last, the 10th inst., His Hon.
Judge Doyle,, presiding. There was but
One case on the list, but being a jury case
and arising out of a local incident of much
moment. was of ranch interest and. drew
out a large attendance.. This was a case
between Mr. Collins, lawyer of Exeter,
and U. L. Peine, of the, Commercial hotel
here. Mr. Collins suet( Peine for $100. It
seems that Peine became security to
1'
Co bus for the e
0 oats of a snit brought
against Mr D Steinbach, by W. A. Zent
for damages for his (Zent's) arrest for the
burglary of Mr Steinbach's store. This
action never coming to trial, owing to
Zent skipping the country, Mr Collins
demanded' payment of his costs from Peine,
but the latter refused to pay, stating that
he
had been misleadCollins byC llm into sit sign..
,0
ing a guaranty. , t nt Peinerequested
e a jury.
g YJ Y
The case took up some time, but the jury
after.an absence' of a few minutes returned
a verdict for the plaintiff' for $100. Mr
Elliot, of Exeter, acted for Feine and the
plaintiff acted` personally.
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Special Announoemo,tt
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which will enable all err subscribers to
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yeti mutton this paper in sending,for the
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for only a short time.
l'liss Fanson, of Exeter, Who has been
visiting friends at Seaforth, has returned
home.—Mrs, Joseph Orr, of Ancastor, is
at present the gttest of iter sister, Mrs.
(1 W Holman at I+llimville.
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