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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-12-5, Page 8c0.91- ROYAI,PCit414? Aesolurn8 bs kite!), Pure. Vjs Powd Or never varies A, marvel of ur ibrongth and wholesomti,L8s, More eccn oupaol than the ordinary kitu tcannot be -cold in competition with be multitudes of ow test. short weight, alum oruhosrbate. poppies -8,30m only in cans„—EOYA L• Bali. POWIMIL. CO, ;tea wallstreet N.Y. IN STJEAlgoit "I,' RET LLIO , A GE N T F _ 1.‘ TEI wp.sTEEN assurtANcy CO P `NY of Toronto; a1so. foi the prdawig '..NSUPANOE COMPANY. oi London; Englaud,the norat, CANADIAN. of Mon- treal, avd the SEITISH PATPIRE LIVE AS- SUMANCITI COMPANY, of ,onclon, England, established 1817, &stets over 85,000,000, els,!tris n.nd bonuses mid. over $10.000.00.1 es '''....s••••Ao.,ntrw•••m••••••••t .111111011•11111111111, To the Public and Sabbath School Teachers, Officers and Trustees of South Huron, Perth, and Middlesex:— Another holiday season is rapidly ap. s proaching and the thought of many of you has been busy in regard to Public and • Sabbath school entertainments and in try- ing to so ve the questions "what to do," "where to go" to Provide for the greatest pleasure of the children under our care. The first question we do not propcse to • answer, the seaond we modestly feel assur- ed is one to which an answer is justly ex- pected of us anti that our reply to will be • but in good order. For over twenty years our house has been a depot for holiday supplies. That twenty years, has given us , mueh varied and valuable experience, and 'with tholights and energies still directed in the seine purpose, our house should at least be entitled to a due share of enquiry. This season we will show a very large stock bought with much care and embracing almost everything saleable which can pro- perly be embraced in a Book, Statiowery and Fancy Goods business. We respect- fully invite a all after the first of Decem- ber and will do much to make the visit pleasant and profitable to you. J. GRIGG. tuglish, German and American Fancy goods House, Exeter, Ontario, •CRIMOSII ^Taff ••••rrnamayarwannalr. '3OC41L E WS—Wes hall beitappytore- Jzive at all times, from any part of the eounty,ttenis of local news, such dS ac- Cidents,or any interesting incident what- aurr, front any of 0747'1 ubscribers or read- ers icnerailpfor the purpose of public a tion., kIV anta Binrceo. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1889. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Good Bargains can now be had in Boots, Shoes and Harness at C Eacrett's as he is selling cheaper than ever in order to clear out the stock as soon as possible. Don't fail to call and see him before purchasing elsewhere Commence Now. We will take great pleasure in for- warding the TIMES to any address in , Canada or the United States, from now until Jan. 1890, for 5 cents. Sub cribe at once. . Another Statement. After considerable solicitation, the Huron Expositor has finally attempted to give us a statement of the financial affairs of the South Huron Agricultural Society, in connection with the holding of its fairs; and claims that its surplus funds are realized from the government grant, all othersourees being inadequate to balance the outlay. Our cotem. eluded the practical question so long that • it had become ashamed, and was at last constrained to manufactureapresentable • statement. We accept the explanation, Iso F. EntertainmeZt. . On Monday night the Independent Foresters had a demonstration and en- tertainment. 'The weather .being damp. • the attendance was not so large as it might have been, but the opera house was fairly filled. Dr. Oronliyatekha ar- rived by the south train, being met at the station by the band and Foresters with torches. At 8 o'clock the program began, G. W. Holman in the chair. The Doctor, the head of the order, spoke on theorder in eloquent and explicit terms. There was music and. the evening wound up by a drama which was well produced and entitled the participants to credit. A very pleasant evening was spent and Forestry received quite an impetusfrom the lucid explanations of the head of, icer. The entertainment as a whole was one of which the 1. 0. F. may be proud. WORKMAN vs. Conmstri .—This acton, , whieh may be of interest to our readers as the plaintiff and defendant reside in this locality, the plaintiff living near Ifensall, and the defendant in Exeter, as brought, to recover $200 as liquidut- • ed damages for breach of covenant 'by / the defendant not to engage in the sale. of lime in. Hensel] or within a distande if *we pules therefrom, The action was 8 tried at the Iasi 'lissiiers in Goderich be- t fore Ele lioneeftble •Instice Itoso wi a 0 inirS, 01111 j nage 4;11t rertC1VV(311. t r.1.711%1;netit, 14'33 tik-liWA'reg a5. asgoodG.: lento. lit Ttlf_^,0•Q 1" If)V,•S . jiill7tiini CO' 11.01/ *:•N ..41 t WW11,1ukt'49 • iihbk.tyfl ; -4.-tipur„ cad ti - •Spectacles to suit all ages at R Was t4 di'out during tlic holidays, Rententber that the Wg' 13aolgruPt Store never has or never veill be midersold. 1,lverrhing must be sold during the great PoW on at Richard Pickard's, ighest pros; paid for poultry at the Bi BankrtIpt Store, kr 5% 0. aersey has illade an assign- ment. Liabilities 02,000 ; assets nil. For the best values in Teas in Ontario go te Riehard Pickard, S. Clothing to order very cheap and perfect fitting at the Big- Bardi.ropt Store Groeeries— Just see them at the Big Bankrupt Store Cheap, Cheap, Cheap. 134mernher the 13.est and Laigest Stook of 13 ets & S110eS in the county is at Spackman'e Beata ds Shoe Store, Friday, Saterday and Sunday the sleigh- ing waS good, and business as oonsequerice wag brisk . Several weddings are On dity yeling folka of the village being the prospeetive C011. tractor. G mai Bargains in Bouts and Shees, Felt Boots, Overshoes and Rubbers at Richard Pickard' Buy your Xtime presents 'from R. Hicks He will give big, iliseoant on all Silver ware during holiday seas n On Tuesday morning ‘atit the thermome- ter took a sudden drop mid extremely co.(' weather was expedeneed You can save money if you buy your Watehes from R. H icks during the next th rty clsys. On Friday there will be a shooting match in connection with the Central kTotel. Bell Bros., farmers near Winehelses, have tnacle an assignment of their goods ewe chattels for benefit of their creditors. Remember the great sale of ladies' Man- tles, Fur GOOil8 DressGoods and Millinery at Richard Pickard's. Owing to the very slippery state of the roads the blacksmiths experienced a splen did harvest during the fora part of the week. AS will be ootieed by the change et ad- vertisement, the Molsons bank will pay 4 par cent. pet- aunuin on 04 deposits in its Savings Back department. • Overcoats ! Overcoats !t Overcoats !! ! Overcoats !1! ! for men, for boys. Over coats for yourgssiv.0 price at the Big 13.ink- rapt Store. • rhe l3uot & Shoe stock, of the estate of Mr. J. Pickard has been removed to SPaek- man's Boot dt Shoe Store, Fanson's Block, Exeter. Five parcels of real estate of the estate of James Pickard. will be sold this month, 1 he mill property and several village lots will be sold later in the season. THE TIMES calendar will be ready for distribution shortly.. It is convenient in size and the lego-typography large, and plain to the eve at a distance: The young people during the evgs. of the past week have been enjoying a skate on the river. The ice is reported to be in good condition, thonsh thin. The Ladies' Aid of the Main•st Meth, church will hold sllemon social in the base, ment of the church on Friday evg , Dec, 13th A. good pi ogram will be pi esen ted. We understand that a couple of energetic young men ars negotiating with B. W. Griga, the assigoee, for the purchase of the factory, store and residence cf the estate of John Brawn. A first dividend of 30 per cent. will .be. declared by the Inspectors and assignees of the Pickard estaiein a few days. It is thought that the estate will pay a total dividend of 50 °nits in the dollar. R, Ilicks has just received a big lot of Watches, Jewelry, and Silverware just the thing for Xmas presents. Call early and secure the article you want while there is a good choice, The entrance examination will be held at the various High Schools and Collegiate Institutes on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 18th, 19th and g0th of Deem- Per00000*, UHL PAgeo le491,06f91/plitaii," reGOvoring frQw a recent attack of in- flannoation a the lungs,rragr, Thomas Cave, who has boon engaged in the blacksmith business in Exeter for the past year, is leaving, for Detroit shortly. —Rev. Father Healey of Comma, late of the 'rench settlement, Hay, has been transferred to, IVIonnt Carmel Mis- sion Stephen. He takes charge this week. ---ML'. Xl-bri 3, White, son of the proprietor of the Tins, who, for some time, has been working in the office of the Supt. of the ,Chicago it Grand Trunk., at Battle Ordek, Mich., as sten- ographer and type -writer, hasiseoured a more lucrative position in the office of the 11dic1igan Central R. R. at Detroit. —The Ministerial Association of South Huron met at Renhall on Monday, and the local clergy were present.—The funeral sermon of the late Isaac Horrell was preached by Rev. Jasper Wilson, s B.A., in the Main street Methodist Ohnrch, on Sunday last. —While in the :township of Turnberry recently; visiting friends, Mr. Robt.. :Sanders, of, Exeter, accoMpanied by Dr. Gardner, went on several hunting expeditions. On one occasion they came Upon a beat, and owing ,to the failure of the cartridge to perform its work, , bruin esdap4 'The hunters were naturally chagrineir... Bunt and wife of Contra1i4',,were • the guests of Mr. John Elliott 'on "Sun•; d last, • •:-Commencing on Monday last, Mr. john MojVtillian I1d. P. for South Huron will . address his constituents at different villages throughout the - anri family and Mr, Joe, Andersea of Centralia will leave in Mare.h for Manitoba. -Mr, Dan'l Moir of Usb9rne has .clinsided to sell or rent his farm. Hewill probably move to St, Marys.—We are pleased to gate that Mr. J. N. Hooper, who was recently forced to make an assignment, has made arrangements with his oredibors. at 50 Cents in the dollar.—There died at HenS attn. on the 2nd inst., Agnes Harper, (be. loved wife of Mr. John Scat) aged 42. Jas, Gordon' of Luoknow, was in town on Tuesday. Mrs. (leo. E. Anderson is visiting beeparents at Fin- gal: Fanson is still ill but On lhe thend.—Mr. ParsensTvho has been sick for sonie time is yet unable to leave his house. -.—Mr. Frank Gidley and family have left for Toronto, where Mr. Gidley has secured his former situation with a tailoring establishmentthere.—We have received word from Mr. Alex. McQueen of Keewatin, and his Many friends will be pleased; to learn that he is doing well. He has left the Q P.R. by which company he had been employed as Oper- ator at that depot, and acCepted a more lucrative PoSibion as book-keeper for. a Milling firm in Keewatin: • The SouthHuron !Vitt -listens -I Associa- tion inet in Carmel Presbyterian church, Hensall, on Monday. • Rev. J. Wilson read a paper giving a history of the in- terpretations of, and his own accepted, exegesis of 1 Con xv, 29, "Else what shall they do which are baptized for the dead, if the dead rise not 'at all? why are they then baptized for the dead ?" A very learned a critical diacussion fol- lowed which ticcupied most qf the day. Rev. Messrs. Clement and ,..A.thhinson were called. on to give impromptu an outline of the sermons preached by them the day before, and Rev. Mr. Cook to give his own outline on Mr. Clement's text. It was a day of great interestand profit. The next meeting will be in Main street Methodist church, Exeter, ber, beginning each Shy at 9 o'clock sharp when Rev. Mr. Staebler will -read a To say that things are lively in the J paper replying to Canon Taylor's foundry is drawing it •mild. There are Pamphlet on Missions, now upwards of fifty mechanics employed and every inch of space is occupied sup,. 131ankets and izlannels 25 per cent. off plying the ever-increasing demand for the at the Big Bankrupt Store. Verity plow. Rubbers endovershoes, cheapest in town .A. meeting of the creditors of the estate at the Big Bankrupt Store. , of &tail Rundle, was held on Monday. Call at 3. P. Ross' andget you apples at We understand it was decided to corn- once before they are all gone. $1.85 per municate with Mr. Rundle's father with bblfor winter fruit. . a view to having him go security for his Men's and Boys' Overcoats and Ready - son in a compromise of 60 cents in the made suits at your own price during the great ,sale at Richard Pickard'. The lecture next Monday evening in the The village council met last evg. A James street Methodist church by Rev. treasurer's statement is beinglprepared and Dr. Carman will be well worth hearing Will be issued in a few days. and all who wish a literary treat should $5000 worth of 13oots ds Shoes to be sold attend. The doctor is one of the' first at away down prices at Spa.eknitn's Boot speakers of the day, and his ldeture, "Col - et Shoe Store. onial Empire," has become famous for its Von ea° bay j-ewalrY from R. Hicks at instructiveness a big discount for the next thirty days, A meeting of the James-st Methodist one 'door south' of the Big Bankrupt Store Church band of hope was held at Central Telephone office. e b ment of the church on Tuesday evg. ase As ROGS 1iValierssn.--Farmers, should read the , important announcement of J. L. usual the attendance was large' and the ., entertainment first class. The young peo- Grant & Coof Ingersoll, in another ple of the S. 8. seem to take a lively inter. column' in reference to fattening hugs est in the association and its meetings. early. ' This firin will buy no dressed hogs ' The live stock and implementa sale this winter. Nov. 21-t5 the estate of James Pickard took place yesterday, and was largely attended. To old and new sabseribers pay - offers were,lively and large, and the stock, ing in advance, we will give THE which was in good condition and firstTIMES and the American Farmer, together class, sold readily, the entire sale realizing with allY of the following weekly papers, V 500. , for one year, for $1.90 - Toronto Empire, The Royal Templars of Temperance will Globe, News; London Free Press, Adver- give an entertainment in the basement of tiser ; Detroit Free Press. or any other $1 Main street Methodist church on Tuesday paper published. This is a good chance evening, Dec, ) Oth. • Program to cousist to secule your year's reading cheap. The of an address from Rev. -0. H. Bridgman offer is lower t'nan ever.before. Just eon - of Hensall. Music from Harmotic Orches- skier ; three $1 per year papers, 101 11.90. tra,, recitations and songs. A collection Take advantage of this very liberal offer, will be taken. . early. Show this to your neighbor who We are pleased to state that Mr. sv,,,, is in the habit at bortowing your paper; Parsons of Exeter, who has been ill for and if he is not inclined to take advantage some time is recovering nicely. On Sun of the offer, yon forward $1.90 and make day afternoon there was a happy re -union him a present of the three papers. The of the fainily at his residence, several hours Tisixs,•Atnerman Farmer, and any of the being spent in singing and thank offerings city weeklies, form a strong trio -one which to the Almighty. • sheuld reach a farmer's house regularly as It now appears that Rowlands, charged published, year in and year out. The with abduction of Wm. Taylor's danghter, TxxXs for all the LOOALNEWS ; the Ameri- aml also of stealing wheat from Taylor's can Farmer for purely farm intelligetee, , granary, was not sent to theeentrid prison, and. the city dialy for general news. but dismissed. The charges could not be Combined the three pacers, furnish abund- Xanee of serial, and miscellaneous V reading. Read this twice, •r‘ pureed, the testimony being of the most contradictory nature, and to the effeet that he misdeeds were done at the request of Taylor's wife, The entire gang get credit f being toughs. The young men who raised the disturb- ance at the rssidence of Mr. Mack near 4reenway, and who wore brought to Ex - ter on Thursday to appear before 11Ingis• rate Clark settled the matter by paying '• osts eta. 'The ease appeared to be some- vbatcomplicated, Members of the Mack anvfiy, it is said, being partly to blame. • it is often convenient in purchasing it intik of hay to have some rule by whieh o eels:Wats! the Mirolier of tons therein. :he following role will be foetid advan- ,eseous. the lene•th, brew:1th 11 11 r r i 1 1155 1111e,:1,114111!.1 8 1 1l'900101;1,t; tht. To Oar Subscribers. The special announcement whieli ap- peared 1/I ORX 00111M118 genie time since, an- nouncing a speeial arrangement with Dr, B. S. lsendall Cos of Enosburg Falls, Vt publishers of A Treatise on the Horse and his Disesses,"whereby our subseribera were enabled to obtain a copy of, that valu Mile work intros by sending their tiddress to 13, j, KENDA.LL Cf,, (and ' enclosing is two.tient ' stamp for mail- ing sante) renewell for a Moiled period. ,‘Ve trost all will stall thentscikeeS Of the A 7 lit$1114 4%1042 Black and Colored Dress Goods, • Black anct Colored and Satin 1Viantlings., Ulsi;ers, Dolinaub, an Jackets, Nien'.s and Boys Overcoats and Suis, Men's Fur Coats, Caps and Gives, MOD'S. NOW Under -shirts and r)rawers. .11/frin's Felt Boas, liubbers, ()ver -shoes Etc. • _Ladies' Fur Coats Muffs aud ',ono. Boas / • In fact:everything will be sold at prices which will ensure a speedy clearance. RIO HARD le.....,aamamsr-Arammartma ICKARD. RAMBLING 'NOTES I VALENTINE MTJGGINS. Harvey has expiated his crime on the gallows, notwithstanding the numerous.pe,, titions circulated in his behalf. At anyrate petitions are of very littisevidee in the eyes of those in power, for what do they amount to? Standing- in the office of a business place in a certain efts, one day, T saw a man with a paper soliciting, the signature of every person who came i; "Sign your name to this, it is a petition for the water works," he said, and inauy people signed without even looking over it. •As a general rule pe.itions are worded so lenethy 'that the average business man has not tune to read them, but he writes his name because scime person asks him and •he finds it. handy to attach his autograph' Thera are some r Pople to be found that would itzif a petition for almost anything under the sun, not because they knew what it is and are' anxious to aid it, but because they don't know 'what it is, and 808111 to like to see their name on paper. There is some difference in churehes even of the same denomination ; some see fit to publish the advertising sapplement sheet belt"! e the sermon, others preftr to issue it afterwards * How nice and pleasant it is to have good streets, nice pavements, bright light, pure water and all the rest that go to 'nuke up O presperous,town, but how soon the beau- tiful visions of the taxpayer vanish, when that much abused individual, the tax- gatberec, steps up and ieforms you that you must help fill the treasnry coffers from the hate hoard that you have been so lozig trying to increase. Then the council comes in for a share •of abuse, "spending money heedlessly, ecklessly and unnecessarily,'" while the vexing question is, "How can I pay those blamed taxes," People like ad- vocating improvements, but they would rather not be at home when the William comes in. There is *very little* sentimenI in the av- erage man. 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W • PRICES' SER OiR DRESS ,GQ01)S, SEE 0I7R SEE , OUR MANTEL CLOTHS.. .• SEE OUR TWEEDS ' SEE OUR ER SiNCH COA.TINGS '• SE E orrt corroNs SEE OUR ID LA NI( ETS 'Ilch(lTS, 8 HOES, 11 TS ; CA PS rt If other 'thitide. ot,Meitheity (If elitaininis this valTfaltle-work a htsglit together ana divide tl441 1". 3' 4:r, :111(:' 11°1%.*;r'l 117' '1$ 111(11' Ili IT 1112, 1.1,1 atrt To?,11-ltdblt, e.fr.: az, ';)',",,70 4601 th't 11. 0i ifullItrhS 1.6 51,k flAes whiCh 63110; thi-i noels+ "1""1,1G..ed $tates 4ad 1I:G.11141a, ese.:10',; G'"G qt. G 0:4"(1 t hen '1...1.4.110„,,,' • 1 4 Gill• pe.ji, H FIV4t'dat'Ai'S 1..a.G1GIG:, ' 1;01;S 1V,\ LK- C (1, • 11.111WIN" -YOU ALWAYS PAY 1.rDli WI:, --TAT YOU GET BUT DO YOU ALWA.YS GET WHAT YOU PA.Y FOB? 41•1.111CM,?:0•16,1112=1•011. YOU DON'T Get what you pay for if you get inferior goods at regular prices YOU DON'T Get what you pay for if you pay for a quality you don't receive. • YOU DOINT"T Get what you pay for if you pay an extravagant price.. YOU DON'T Get what you pay for it you help to swell an exorbitant profit whose fault is it if you don't get what you pay for? ITS TOUR OWN FAULT, BECAUSE You can always get your money back to the last cent by trading with us. •ISEC.41.17SE We guarantee the best for the money. 33E-C.A,TTSE We guarantee the most for the money. 13.E C A:CM E We guarantee the very lowest prices. Every one of these • factS go to show that you, ought to T.R.4DE. CulliLLArG BROS., EXET.glr, REM KNIB Fi You can get a square deal for around. dollar. • REMEMBER You can get a 'high grade for a lowflore. R PI MEMBER That you pay for what you get and get what you pay for. • CARLING- BROS. •••••••=•••••1111M. EXETER PHOTO -•=1.6seikv.tif eel UM** STUDIO Why is it that in other towns.and surrounding countzy they speak so hia,thly of the Photographs that are taken in Exeter. And how is it that there are so many Phot's sent into the clifferen1 cities of Ontario, from the Exeter Photo Gallery ? WHY? Because Senior's work is as good it not better than any of the leading Galleries is the city; and their prices are $4 and $5 per .doz., while they get them. at Senior's for $3. PULL STOE! • YOUNG & KERR Have their Hardware and Tinware Store full of • the various staple articles, on can buy your Hardware, Tinware. Paints, Oils, Machine Oils, Castor Oil, Wire, Glass, and Baby Carriages cheaper from ns than anywhere else in this section. A call will convince you of this fact. NAILS at the lowest rates,. Sewing Machine Needles &c, at the closest bargains. We sell cheap and tabe pride in letting our cus- tomers know of it, 3 giwrenc poctacio 171t, Tho Iih1 Bailor MILLS Now IN FULL OPERATION GRISTING AND CHOPPING ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. The best grades of Roller flour wholesale and retail. SHORTS, BRAN AND ALL KINDS OF FEED ALWAYS ON • HAND Cabk CReith, . Props. 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