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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING-, APRIL 10, 1890
LEGAL .
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eitorof Supremo 0ourt,NotaryPublie
00aVeY002402 Commissioner ate . MoneY tO
Doan.
0 facein Fansen's Block, Exeter.
OOLLINS,
\I- :lister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc.,
3hKETE.11,„ e ONT.
0 4oeSantwell'aBloek flaireol(l office-)
ELLIOT & ELLIOT,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Mlle
Conveyancers
loneor to Loan at Lowest Rates of
Interest.
OFFICE. MAIN - S'TREET, EXETER.
le. V. lennrerr, 4140T,
DENTA.L.
13 BILLixas,
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Nitrons Oxide Gee for Painless Extraction,
TT KINSMAN, ORNTIST.L.D.S
&unwell's Mock, Main.st,Exeter,
Extraeta Teeth wIthoutpain,
by giving Vegetable Vapor. 0 old
Filings and all other dental,
work the beat poesible, Wel
to Ultima on laetTbursdayin
each month:
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tP • P.ei,ire.duateViotoriallulyeraity.0filee
tudlreitidenee,Don. Piot Deborittot v. Exeter
11% RYNDMAN, coroner for the
County ot Huron. Office, opposite Mr.
. Carling's *tore, Exeter.
1111. J. A. ROLLIN b, S
O. Otnetnala.in Se.filsoter,Ont.lteelften
saltwater 4)430141v *coupled by P.MoPhillipe,
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r F. CUTTEN, M. D., C. M.,
• Graduate Trinity University, Tor-
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Anthropology; Member Col. P. S. 011ie-
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/ " AUCTIONEERS.
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TTENRY EILBER, Licensed Atm-
., A tionoor for Hay,Stephon, and OfeGint-
Tray Townships. Seloseanductedatmoderate
rates. 0 ince -A t Poe t-oftla e•Oroditon .Ont.
TORN GILL, Auctioneer for the
Tovenships of Stephen, Hey fend Daborne
anA the Village of Exeter. All sales promutly
nrenend ed. and satlefectio n guaranteed. Salim
iiraugee atthie office.
VETERINARY.
Tennent & Tennent
VETERINARY SURGEWS,
a duatee of the Ontario Veterinary College
• Oman : One door South of Town Hall.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONE/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6}
per cone, S25,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning oompitniesrepresented.
L.II DICKSON,
Barrister,Exeter,
INSURANOE
THE LONDON MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANOE COMPANY OF
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After 31. years of successful business, still
oontinues to offer the owners of farm property
.and private residences, either on buildinga or
oentents,the most favorable protection in ease
of loss or damage by fire or lightning, at rates
upon such liberal terms. that no other reaped-
e.ble aompany can afford to write. 42,375- poll:
cies in forte let Jan ,1890. Assets $378,428.00
in oash n bank. Government demist. Deben-
tures and Premium Notes. Janes GRANT.
President ; D. 0. Me DONALD, Manager. Davin
JAQUES, Agent for Exeter andvieinitv.
T" WATERLOO TA UTUAL
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Establishedin3.868.
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• ario,andsontinues to insure againetloss or
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,
factoriee,and 1,11otbeedesoriptioneoflinsur-
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. • blepropeety. t utending insurers havo the
ptionof insurin g oil the Premium Note or
s cashSystexe.
During the pastten years t Lis Company
hiisissued17,090 Policies.ooverinoroperty
•o thesotountoi34-0',872,088 ;and paidinloss-
es alono.$709,152,00 •,
A.ssetS, 81.1.3,10o..30,sonsi5ting of Cash
n 5an, Government D enema ,an d the unas-
ssedPrem1uznNotesouhaUdthndL1fOrOe. j
V7 WALDEN VC D. Presides. t• 0 . M. TATIJOR,
Secretery. 3.13. Eftrenes,Inspector, . CHAS:
NELL Ammeter eiretereetid vicinity
The Molsons L3ank
(CHARTEBED BY PA. fiLTAMEN T,1855)
Paid up °apnea $1,000,00
Itestleund „„. 1,000,00
Head Ofece, Montreal .
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Open every law ful slay, from 10 a, m.to 3 Ye re
SATVRDAY8,10 a.m.to p.m,
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Deposit Receipts
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SeirPeretmalattention given to repairing of
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0, BEICHENBA.OH,
Opposite Poet Office, FARB:HILL
Eyes Tested
FREE
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Practical. Optician,
Graduate Otic School N.Y.
Eyes tested defective el ght restoredby the
aid of fine glass s. Largo assortment of the
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WANTED -A goodenergetic man. or men,
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territory. Wesel' only first-olass stockbend-
some outfit free. Address MAY BROTHERS,
Nureoymen, Rochester, N. Y.-8thNov, 21.
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ncxxsa-meyon-2-, Yarmouth N
FRED W. FARNOOS1B,
Provincial Land Surveyor and Civil En-
Gaiwmmt,mma.,
09loo, 'Upstairs. Seamen's Block, Exeter, Out.
FARM FOR SALE.
100 acres -being lot 13,North BoundarY, Mc-
Gillivray. There aro 95 stem cleared, balance
bush and pasture; 19 acres in fall wheat, a,nd
fall ploughing done; wail -fenced and well -
watered. Good frame house with stone collar;
also frame barn with stable underneath; good
driving house. Distance from Crediton post -
office 2 miles; 4 miles from Centralia, and
convenient to schools and churehes. Will bo
sold cheap. Possession given at once if re-
quired. Apply on the premises to
Feb'y 27-1m JAS. KING
W.A.N TED
Men to take orders for Nursery Stook, on Sal-
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ot anyone who will work and follow my in-
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and pay your salary or commission every
week. Write for terms at once.
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Moh1613b Toronto. Ont .
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33A_RM COTWOivx, Loudon, Ont.,
.TAS.PARKINSorr, Wholesale Agent.
• Agent for Exeter .
CENTRAL
Barber Shop,
FANSON'S BLOCK.
A. Hastings, ,Prop
Shaving and Harr Ontcing in the latest
style of tho art. •
• Every attentien paid to cutting
Latile's332 .12.1viaren' s
Market By-law
Do not let that bother you, Just bring
along your
Butter and Eggs
to us, and we will give you genuine values
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Waal -papers, Boots ea
Shoes, etc.,.
Such as you rever heard or drowned of
before. We still have a few
Cans Salmon
Apples
Corn
Tomatoes
2 for 2$o
106 each
106
10c
Those who drink that tea, at 8 !be for
81.00, say it le better then they get for
%do.
BRUMPTON BROS.
Ontomenr.-We are veto awry to record
the death of our youog and eetiumble friend,
Georee Cooper, which sad event took place
in Reuses City, U. S. an Fray last, After
a short illness will' %Wham Fever. Deceao-
ed left here in company with other a a few
pare ago to seek Ido fortune in the west
and watt Mail a week or so ago blessed with
health and proeperty until the fell deetrayer
laid its bawls upon him. George woe
young man of quick parte, engaging man-
ners, and was well thought of by all. His
body was brought hero and now Ilea beside
that of his mother who preceded this, her
only son some six years ago,to that unknown
bourne. Tiwberen.vetifatherniul relativoslinve
the sympathy of all in this sad affliction. De.
+tensed was 20 years of age aud of excellent
&yea.
Baturs-Mr. Eyre hoe painted and fixed
up this village store in good shape. Wo
cordially -welcome Mr, Lyre and family and
wish him peoaperty.-Mr. Smith and family
havo moved across ohurch street into the
house adjoining the blacksmith &top. -arra
0 Coates is visiting her sons iu London.
Whoopiug cough is prevalent in this neigh-
borhood. -Mr John Halls, jr., who has been
home from Chicago visiting his parents for
a few months returned to that great city on
Thursday last. His sister, Miss Minnie
Halls, accompanied him. -Mr Samuel Mar.
tine sale was well attended aud the cows
sold well. -Mr S. Hicks of Blanshard, has
moved on Mr. S. Martin's farm, two and a
half miles from Exeter, which helms routed
for a term.- Mr James Earl has been
slightly ill for some time but we hope soon
to see him enjoying his old time health.
Little Willie Gliddon a two year old
invalid son of Mr 'Glidden of this place died
Sunday of Spinal disease.
Address -The following is a copy of the
address presented to Miss E. Smith by the
Sunday School Class on the evg of her
departure for Manitoba. The address was
accompanied by a present in the form of a
beautiful set of glassware and a tray. The
address was read by Mies Zeta Andrew, to
which Miss Smith made a few feeling and
appropriate remarks in reply, thanking her
°lase of girls in their kindness in remember-
ing her in this tangible way. A very pleas-
ant afternoon was then spent by all.
Elimvillo April 4th 1890.
Deka TRAOIIRL-Wo, the scholars of your
Suuday 8ohool class. meet this afternoon te
spend an hour or two with sou before you take
your departure from no. We are sorry you aro
going so far away, but we can assure you that
wo will not. forgot you nor the lessons 9011 have
taught; and we feel that wo cannot allow you
to go without giving von some expression of
the kindly feelings we have toward you. Will
you therefore accept this little present as a
slight memento from your SundaySohoololass;
and wo all „join in wishing you prosperity and
happiness in your now home in the great north
west. Signed on behalf of your scholars,
Amu ZETA. ANDREW.
LXLLtZ KRAUSE.
LECTERE,-The lecture in the church here
on Wednesday evening March 26th, was
disappointing as regards attendenee and
enthusiasm. • The subject of the lecture as
announced was "Equal Rights," but the
lecturer, Mr .A. M. Todd of Clinton, did not
follow theline it was expected he would take,
but devoted himself to a defence of Orange -
ism and an explanation of an Orangeman's
obligations, demonstrating that in order to
be a good consistent Orangeman one must
be a Arid's; for no man without a change
of heart can truly live as an Orangeman is
obliged to live if he is tree to his oath.
The lecturer said that in the opinion of
many men Orangeism was a synomon of
Toryism, and Orangemen were a body of
political intrigues on a parallel with the
the Jesuits ; but he appealed to their oon-
statution to show that • these ideas were
utterly false, Mr. Todd is a sincere and
enthusiastic believer in Orange principles,
but he labored under great difficulty in ad-
dressing en Elimville audience. for the
great roirenity, whether right or wrong, do
not appreciate and take DO interest ha the
Orange question, as they believe the man
whose heart is filled with love to God, in
other words a ohristian man, is as good a
citizen fo every way and as loyal to the
best interests of his country without t thing
an oath as he would be if he took a hundred;
and further, they cannot understand how it
is that Orauge men declare that Catholics
cannot bo trusted and yet at elections they
come up to the same trough and take their
gruel like mon.
'Ayol'e Hair Vigor is a most excellent
preparation for the hair. l speak of it frorn
experience. Its use pxornotes the geowth
of new hair, and makes it glossy and soft
The Vigor is a Bare cure for dendruff."-i.
W. Bowen, Editor Enquirer, AicArthur,
01.1u.
Grand Bond,
Buntrs-Hca a very heavy rain on Sun-
daynight, whiola was much needed to settle
the land,and clean the rods. -Sorry to have
to report the death of the baby of Mr and
We Jonah Green. Its remains were
buried in the Grand Bend cemetery, -
Miss Aggie and Nellie Fulton and Mite
Petal were ie our village 6fondaye-Miss
Ran is vieitiug her sister, arra Brenner, now
and is looking well.-Ure James Dalizel 01
Port Huron if here visiting her many friends.
-Mr Frank Turner %vim is now attending
High. School in Goderieh watt here on his
Easter Holidaye.-Miss Annie Pollick was
in town visiting Mrs Carrierm-Nfre Harry
Gill ens, reternea to the lake Rein hope
oho may be aueoesefel n catching a fore
ehme ot the finny Who.
Goderich
The alleged poisoning case, wherein Mra.
Eilwarde, of Woodetoek, was charged with
podeonian her former buebend, R J Whitely,
woe eoucludea Friday. The address of M. 0,
Centeron, on behalf of the priaener, was
a Erred forando effort. and had a atrong
e loot, not only won the jury but OA the
speetatortt. tile Lortiehip Judge Street
charged strongly in favor of the priaeuer,
and took the ground, that the girl Johuston,
who was the principal witnesa against her.
id her story was true, was an anoint:TU(1o,
and that her unsupported testimony wouId
not warraut conviction. Ho also voluted
out the Thal diserepausiee in tbe story told
by the girl Johnston. The jury retired aud
returned m aeon% 10 minutes with a verdict%
of not multy. The reault of the verdioll
harmonized with the feelings of the large
•audience, who completely lined $he ceurt
room.
•-4S 411.••••••••"...
Sharon.
Baum- Ur. Thos. Amoy. sr.,_ has die-
poaed of his valuable brood Mara for at good
aum,-Mr George Weekly has Jammed to
Woodstook,Ith etNelnon Eestalit000mpauying
her. -Miss Grace 'Keetle who hie been
vhdting friendiu llnmilton returned home
last week. -Mr John Pedlar had a great
smash-up of egge the other day while driy-
ing out to Exeter. It appears that the king
bolt 011110 wagon broke t o totenpants and A
basket of 25 doz, eggs falling to the round.
Tito occupants were not hurt, bat the one
were nearly all broken. Remora are abroad
that Ioltuat hens have ranged to lay. -
Owing to the had condition of the rondo a
cartoon young Man of this vicinity has
alerted to ride his horse to gee his girl 'who
lees not live many =ilea from. Shinn,
wo thiuk it, very pea idea. Stumm;
rt....43n Saturday last gra John Rows
presented her husband with a Ana bonne
ins boy. John now wears a smiling (men-
tenaneo.-Mr Wm. Kestle is visiting friends
in LontIon.-The young folks 'meet a very
enjoyable time at the residence of Mr Josiah
Keetel on Good Friday evg.-11r A. T. Hind
is visiting friends iu Elimville and vicinity.
""°"g"---- sh-sals•—•
St. Marys.
OnITuAaY.--Itev, T. W. latmahy, the
newly appointed ineumbent of St. Junes'
Episoopat church here, died. Friday morning
at 11 o'clock atter e short illness of five
days. The sad affair has nest a gloom over
the entire community. The rev. gentleman
had moved to this town only a few weeks
ago, from Seaforth, but before he NUS pro-
perly settled two of his children were taken
down with diphtheria and no sooner bad
they recovered thou 1:o was suddenly taken
ill himself with inflammation of the bowels,
and now, as a wind up to the tragic affair.
another of his obildren lies in a preeerions
condition with diphtheria. This iek the sad-
dest matter that has occurred in the history
of the town for many years, and the family
and friends of the deceased have the sym-
pathy of the entire community. The late
rev. gentleman was reotorof Lucan for many
years before going to Seaforth. His remains
were taken to Lucan and buried in the
church of England cemetery there, on Mon-
day, His Lordship, the Bishop of Huron,
concluding the ceremony.
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Dashwood.
Bentrs-bluddy roads and rainy weather.
-A rather happy trio drove along the
Town Line one evening last week.-Messra
J. and H. Kellerman have employed Miss
L Egan of St Mary's as milliner for the
season. -Mr R Cook and wife visited friends
in Zurich on Mouday.--Mr Mica formerly
teacher in Blaokbush paid his friends in
Dashwood a visit during tbe holidays. -
Messrs H Ross and 8 Hauch spent their
holidays in their respeetive homes. -On
Good Friday afternoon an enjoyable time
was spent in playing football'. Messrs Bol-
den and Snider wore the captains, some
1 good playing was done on eiteh 'side. The
match resulted in 2 to 0 in favor of Mr
Snider's side. -Mr J. Hall has procured
the services of Miss L Rainy as milliner.
• The following aro the names of the pupils
wbo were promoted on April 1st, 1890 ;-
From jr 40a. to ar 4th, Milton Cook,Louis
Rieijr
sti'ver3
Fromrd, to sr 3rd. .Annie Elhers,
Daniel Hartleib, Daniel Weber. •
• From sr 2nd, to jr 3rd, Melinda V7alper,
From jr 2nd to sr 2nd, Wzn. Illeinstiver,
• Levade, Hartleib, Minnie Milting, Adeline
Hiller, Saran Gosaman, Ella Weido, Sam'l
Beaver, John Livengood.
From jr 2nd No 1, to jr 2nd No 2, Caro-
line Gentiter, Clara Thou, Emmis Hattung,
• Adeline Eckstein, Laura Weber, Wm Lin-
denfield, Jacob Kraf
!Prom sr part 2nd to jr 2ud, loWm Baker
Fred Gassman, Daniel Eckstein, Berths,
Miller, Charles Edit..
From jr part 2nd, to Sr .part 2w1, Ed
Wolper. Sophia Genttner, Katie Rotherpeel,
Susan Rader, Susan Schroeder, II Hiller.
• From sr part let, to jr part 2nd, Bertha
Baker,
Henry Rhode, Loriuda Walper,
Rioka Fisher, SUOMI BPS temay or, Hy Erni 1,
.Geissmau, jacob 13renner.
• FVOM jt part 1st toor part Ist,Ed
John Shoemaker. Emma Walpole Samuel
W4261. Saer'e IJ. Hanoir, Priu
4• -40't :``•••'•• ' ,
Cetee DiiiemOor. .
yen*
Bays -5.1r Jos. Aadersou and his son
William lel 1 for Calgary N. W. T. on Alone
day of last week. Mr Sperman Kenny
aeoompenied Wm. -Miss Emma Boeltwell,
daughter of Mrs, Jos. Anderson, left on
Tuesday morning for Iowa, on a visit to her
sister, Um. George Lydon,
131rtel .11113h.
Betzea-Died, on Sunder, 6th inst., at
the reeideute of Mr. Jsmea Hedging, Bid-
dulph, Mrs, Eliza Rose, in the 76th year of
her age. -Mr. William% Nelson Pow° and
M60 Angie Armitege are to he united in the
holy bonds of wedlock on W8440047 oext.
May success attend the pair,
Mount Carmel.
Tho following is the school report for the
Inontla ol March, Nameare given iu
order of merit with the peroentage credo t
Fifth Clese.-Miehoel Doyol 73, Danis
Quarry 72, buoy Laneldin 18.
Fourth Clase.-Jdridget Carey 07, 10/34
Rowland 55, Denis blaTantee 42.
Senior Third. -Petrick McDonough 70,
Freak Coughlitt 69, Phoebe Doyle, 00.
Junior Third.-Mieluen Ryan 78, Katie
McDonough 74, Augela Quarry 67.
Senior Second. -Hugh Ryan 07, Mary
Ityau 61, Maggie Roberts 40.
Junior Seem& -Angela Roberts 07,
Annie Ryan 64, Michael Neville 67.
Senior First. -May Neville 72, Eddie
Hall 00, Julia Illattony 40,
ay.
Report for March S S. No 9, Bay. The
awe ora In order of merit.
Fifth -neuter Russel,
Sen Fourth-jno Oemphell, jas Camp.
bell. Aggie Murray.
Jun Fourth -Ellen Shirroy, A MoTaggart,
Cecil Ross.
Third -Kate Chapin& Rechal Alkiasou,
Aggie Shinny.
Sou Second -Alice oonia,xorio O'Brien,
Annie Northeott,
Jun Seeond-Ralph Chttptnau, Mande
Restrioe Wane%
Secona • Palt-Nellie Noirthootte Nellie
Gould,Zoseph Northeotft
Firm, d'art -Millie Warm, Henry Revolt,
Sarah liorthoolt. W. 11. Jeucerop,
Teacher.
Blake.
linters. -Our enterprleing merchants,
AtOkara. Leslie and Mango:41nm dissolved
partnership, and the bedew: will hence-
forth be carried on by Ur. Leone, Mr.
Leslie hag bean a prominent, iteottelas man
Bioko for mune- loo.a...a.--Otud,'-hoing well
known to the people of this vicinity, will
no doubt continue to receive a liberal pat.
ronage. Blake is well able to maintain
first class stote, as the surrounding people
aro euterprieing and reliable, Mr. Manson
will retire from the business for the present.
Dame rumor says that he contemplates
entering a life -partnership. We feel confi-
dent he will have no diffloulty in muting
the proper partner. -Some weeks ago it was
stated tbat Mr. D. Wciamiller of Kippen,
had leased the Rieke cheese faotory. lt now
transpires that wo were tvrongly informed.
It is possible that the factory will be run by
the oompany.
UsborneCounoit.
The council met on the 5th hut. All the
members were present. The minutes of the
previous meeting were road and adopted.
An application from Mr F.W Farnoomb
of Exeter for the position of tp engineer,
was read.
Moved by J Shier, seconded by W Kydd,
that no action be taken on the application
of F V7 Farnoomb for the position of tp
engineer, 03 there is no vacancy at present.
Moved by J Shier, seo by T Cameron,
that the offer of White & Son to furnish a
book of one thousand orders for the use of
this municipality, as per sample shown, be
accepted -Carried.
Moved by T Cameron, sec by W Hydd,
that the prayer of the petition of Mr Dennis
McGee to have his lot No 22, 811 boundary
separated from 8 8 No 7 and annexed to Et
8 No 12 (Union) be granted, and that the
olerk be instructed to prepare a by-law in
accordance therewith -Carried.
By law No 3, 1890, giving effect t3 the
above resolution was read a first, second,
and third time, and on motion of W Kycid,
seo by ; Shier was passed.
.A petition from the trustees and rate-
payers of $ 13 No 10, asking for a grant of
$60, or increased territory was then read
and considered.
Moved by W Kydd, eeci by 7 Halle, that
the sum of $40 be granted 13 S No 10 in lien
of re -arranging the school sections, and that
a by law be drafted acoordingly-Carried.
Moved in amendment by J Shier that no
notion be taken in regard to the petiton of
the trustees and ratepayers of 13 No 10
asking for a grant of $60 or re -arranging of
the boundaries of said section, as said S 8
has 450 acres more land than union El El No
13. No seeonder.
• A new scale regulating the statute labor,
whioh all assessed parties aro liable to per,
form, was then prepared, which on motion
uf 3 Halle, see by W Xydd, was ad.ipted and
the clerk instructed to prepare a by law re
pealing by law No 5, 1886,
Moved by J. Shier, seo by T Cameron,
that T Brireacombe receive the auto of, $8
for keep of A Carmichael and that A Car-
michael reoeive $4 for clothing -Carried.
Moved by J Halls, tee by.W Kydd, that
Geo Ferguson reeelve 626 '50, being 019 so
for board of T Bennett up to 31st March,
and 66 fur extra attendance on him during
several weeks illness--C/arried,
Moved by T Cameron'seo by J Shier,
that the oollector rezoive$3 for extra services
in consisting taxes from insolvent estates -
Carried. •
Moved by 3 Enlle,seo by J Shier, that M
Barnwell bo granted $8 to proeure clothing
for J Hewitt and wile--Cartied. •
On motion of S Shier, sec by T Camekon,
the following orders were granted
can $1, Wm Reiman *10 87t Geo Ferguson
$25 50, M 8am well, 3 orders $34. T Brinia-
combe $12, W Routly 43, 85 No 10, special
grant (1889) $130:
• Arijourriel to Ably
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erOUN W]IZTE &i SONS
Publiaber F and Proprietors
Greenway.
Biomes -Mrs John Moir and family left
hero iasi Friday on their way to Wianinag,
• where they intend to reside, -Mr. John
Underwood omit a common sized hen that
laid an egg which weighed 4 oz, and meas-
ured 81 x Oi incline in eireumference.--Mr
James Serrature of Lompa, Florida, sent
our Postmaster a bunch of new orange
blossoms last week. --Miss Lintot of Brinor
ley, returned home last Monday. Mionle
Rose Brophy and Lirele Holm amompanied.
her. -Walter Richardson after an absence
of over three years returued here last
Saturday. -The sermon preached here a
week ago by Rev Mr Stnebler of Crediton,
nus very instructive and interesting and
was listened to by -
.a large congregatien.
Mr C 11. Wileen. tr. attended the Exeter
spring ahnw last Tuesday, as Judge on
eottle.-Mre Wm Hutehinson is very siek,
awl very little hopes are entertained for
her recovery .-Born. on Saturday, April
Ath, the wife Mr ft Wicket, jr., of a
daughter.
Usborne.
Mertexecte Rnator.--Lest Wediatte lay evg
a notch anticipated even; transpired at the
reeidenee of Mr, George Fisher, and those
who took part in the feativitiee of the oetta.
elm have reason to remember the evening
Aeolus of the most enjoyable they ever spent.
Reference is made to the marriage of Mies
Moine, Johns and Mr braes Hodgson
Freight Checker on the G. T. R. at the
town of Palmereton. About seven O'clovt
stream of rigs °coupled the road on the way
to the residence of Mr George Fisher where
the ceremony was to occur, and when they
all artired the premises looked like an
exhibition ground. Fully 160 :tidies end
gentlemen reepoudel to invitations and
shortly after their arrival the marriage
ceremony was performed by the Rev, S. F.
Robinson. The bale:maid was Arise Alma
NVestemt mad lite groomeentu Mr jeffteY
Fisher. At the tar:Meilen of the ceremony
a euMptnene supper was partaken of. the
table having to be laid Are times. Sobee-
nueutlytunneements were intlulged m to
the spiriting strains of Mr Eme.rettle land
and contiuned till five o'elook i» the ro ril-
ing. The happy couple left on 8ator.1 y
morning for their new home in Palatesston.
The bride was handsomely attired in black
satin sull was the recit intt of a largo another
of magnificent preeente valued, at
Your correspendent wishes Mr Ho lion
and bride a happy and prolonged hfo.
Rensail
11. C. nom Veterinarr Surgeon. Graduate of
OnterieVeterinary oullege. also Ilenaewe mem
her. A. full steels of Veteri pare nut tieneethiTt
eosisumtly Oa namt. vrtetotetre tocutuvro•
and Surgery a specialty.
Robert Morrison in returning thanks to his
numerous easterners and the public in general
for no liberal patronage be has received so tho
past, begs to mammies) that his stock ut general
goods fur tho wing and summer seams trade
willbftundeo nrlotelellassorted s?rrleostomeetthortoyainghftrdale.
Having added largely to his stock of wall nnd
ceiling papers he cordially nvites an inspection
of the rime feeling confident that tor variety,
quality and P rico i t will corneae° very favorably
with any in the market. Give him a call for
anything you want. No trouble to show geods.
Highest price for butter and rage. Remember
the piece -double stores -Marshall's Bleak,
opposite Afordock'a ei: Co , Mansion House.
Bram-The regular nolgeting of the Ren-
tal Y P M; Improvement Sooiety was held
on tonday evg, and was largely attended
as usual. Essays on Commercial iluion
were rend by Heists Herald and Stoneman.
A brief criticism of the same was made by
Mr Wm Buchanan and Mr Levi Wismer.-
On Tuesday evg, the annual vestry meeting
of St Faure church took place. The report
of the treasurer showed the financial condi-
tion of the church to be yery satisfactory
The following officers for the current year
were eleoted :-Ohurch wardens, Messrs J
0 Klauden, tVm Clegg ; Treasurer, Mr et- 0
Potty; Lay delegate to synod, R Morrison
Sidesmeo, Jno A Mitchell, and G 0 Potty;
Auditors, W A. Waugh, and W A Morrison.
-On Tneeday evening last a public meeting
of the Equal Rights Association was held in
Bossenberry's hall here. There was a good
attendance, the meeting being addressed by
Revd Cook, Henderson and others.--Xtr
Robt Buchanan, who has been employed by
Mr 11. Patterson in the erection of a church
at Luoknow for same time, has returned
and again taken his place in the planing
mill of air Patterson
The Exeter Sohool Report.
The following is the honor roll for the
month of March of the four highest rooms
of Exeter Public Schobls, the names oc-
curring in order of merit :
rRINOIPAL'S 00011. •
Sixth class -Clinton McCallum, alb.
Essery, Albert Gregory, Rennie Kiusruan.
Fifth class-Melvitle Aiartin, Wilitani
Browning, Charley Currelley, Maude
Hicks. Senior. fourth -Addie Holland,
Nellie Dorward, Lida, Trevethiek, Mary
Brown. junior fourth -Janet Brown,
Eurith Myers, Prescott Ross, Lottie Hieks,
BOSS VOSPWRS 0000. .
Senior class -Ida, Johns, Eddie Pickard,
Jessie Creech, Frank Lutz. Junior c111.38 -
Maggie Sweet, :Alex. Olertin, Hattie Olar.
tin, Freddie Gould.. •
moss GroGnItY'S
Senior Class -Willie Weir, Frank Sweet,
May Sanders,IGilbert Horn. Junior elites
-Edna ,Creech, Warren Ross, Russell
Hicks, Grace Wilson.
•
MOSS GILL'S 0000.
Senior class°-Bertie Haggith, Witbur
Cudmoro, Asa 'Williams, Via tV bite,
Junior olear-Norman Bissett, Ettie
Matheson, Louie Long. Raymond Fauson.
A man named Belanger timed to teen°
with nuttiesr niau's wife, a His. Lame,-
boise, both residents ot Lancaster, 0 is.,
but while trying to cross over to Port L twie ,
on the ice they broke tbrongh aud 1
wore drowned.
The umthly statement of revenue end
expenditure on account of the cousolic' te,1
fried of the Dominion shows that the reveatie
fur March was $8,284,051 and the exPendi-
turo, $1,246.022 ; expenditure to 28th
February, 1890, $21,518,180, making foe
the nine months a total of.$22,764,212, stud
leaving the splendid surplus of e6,34.7S5.
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