HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1890-6-26, Page 1VOL. XVII. NO, 38.
AND rfiTRON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE.
"HEW TQ THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
.EXETER, ONTARIO, TUURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1,890
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saute. rMee -At Peg t-o111ae.OrotlitonMut,
TAI{;7 GILL, Auctioneer for the
P./ Townships of Stephen, flay awl Debora.
an4the Village of Exeter. AU sales promptly
4ttonded,audaettstaetiou guaranteed. Sales.
c,r ran god at Mite adieu.
VETERINARY.
•Q1IELLINGLA.W & CURRIE
lead Veterinary Surgeons can bo consulted at
+Clark's Hotel. Crediton, or at Stairs. A full
:stock of Veterinary medicines kept constantly
.an hand. Veterinary Dentistry and Surgery a
9paeialty.
R. CARR, VETERINARY
• Surgeon, honorary Graduate of Ont.
Veterinary College, Toronto, wishes to inform
the pnblio that be ie now prepared to do alt
work in Veterinary line, Calls answered at all
btu . Office, Iiirkton,
mo
TTC. DOAN, VETERINARY
• Surgeon, graduate of Ontario Vet-
erinary College, Toronto, honorary member of
the Medical Society. Calls from a distance
promptly attended to. Veterinary medicines
lcopt constantly on hand. Office, opposite
E. Bossonberry's hotel, Hensel'. N.B.-Vet-
erinary dentistry and surgery a speoialty.
Tennent & Tennent
VETERINARY SURGEONS,
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raduatesofthe outset) Veterinary College
Orpece : One door.South of Town Hall.
MONEY TO LOAN..
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MONE/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6,1
percent, 825,000 Private Funds. Beet
Loaning Companies repre sented.
L.H DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
SA LE !
AT 'THE -
SIG li:#'�NI�[!P7 oiunis,
EXETER.
Having bought over le taus of sugar jus prior to the re-
cent sharp advancer and pant of the 'Wholesale Bankrupt
Stock of Skirting Embroideries, Lativlrs and silk Gloves, be-
longing to the Estate of White at scatter, Wellington St.,
Toronto, also a large portion of a 'wholesale stock of
Ready -Made Clothing. We are compelled to raise a large
amount of money quick. In order to do this we are going
to sacrifice our whole stook. We will give
SUCIU BARGAIN
as Exeter never before beard of. Test the veracity of
our statements?by cArnpa ing the prices we quote with
what you have bent' ftying for similar goods.
Remember we ut
we always go belo
'regular dealers try
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r copy, we never follow,
the lowest. '3o use in
to
tour V.4110Z$
They can't do it for we are the leaders. Now
listen to what we are doing in
CLOTHING!
We have just opened up IN beautiful lot of
Snits bought for 50o. on the $. In men's
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You will be surprised what
,You can, get from us for $1 ;
!,13ds. good washing
Print.
•2G t , t Shirting.
123 t, Grey Cotton.
to 1Vhito "
1'10 " all -wool Dress Goods.
:l Undershirts.
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4 pr. Drawers.
113 lbs. Currants.
1.1 Cans Tomatoes,
30 bars good Laundry Soap,
'Tweeds 'Tweeds
We have a large stook of
Tweeds that belonged to the
Pickard Stools which were
his direct importation and
bought cheaper than any
local dealer oau buy them for.
We purpose clearing, them
out at fi price. If you want
a good cheap suit come and
see them.
BRUMPTON BROS.
JO pm' aua L'Aug Stava
Suits we have a good Suit for $3.75 and for $4.99 we give
you a good pure wool Tweed Suit worth 89.00. This is
a great snap. We have a tremendous lot of them and
that's why the price is so low. Then for $7.00 we give
you a pure Wool Suit, regular price $11.00, and for $9.50
we give you the best Suit in the shop and better no man
can get in Ready-mades. Boys suits from $1.75 up. We
have a very heavy stock of Boys Clothing and prices will
be out close during this great sale. Men's odd Vests for 75c
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND .SHOES
all at clearing prices. A case of odd lines
going at 1Oc. per pair. Now for A 1 goods
at the closest prices ever quoted in Exeter.
Ladies Oil Goat Lace Boots for $1. 17
" Finest Polish Calf Lace Boots for 1 27
1 15
90o.
85o.
50c
87c
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Men's Tan Oxfords for $1 27 and hundreds of other lines
equally cheap. Don't buy a Boot or Shoe till you see
what we are doing or you will regret it,
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Kid Buttoned Boots foi
Calf Oxford Ties for -
Tan Oxfords for
Misses' Fine Fancy Oxfords for
Boys TanOxfords for
INsv1tANCE. I are away down with us. We
ing but the best
fHE LONDON .MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
CANr1De.. eadOB'iee, London, Ont.
After 31 .years of successful business, still
continues to offer the, owners. of farm proporty.
and private rosidenoes, eithea eon buildings or
oontents,tho most favorable'Ooteetion in case
of loss or damage by fire or lig nine, at rates
upon snail
'liberal terms. thee
other
res
pe
ct
;
xb1o ;sompriny uan afford to r' 4L,175Pori•
cies in force1stJan 1890.'Ail is �S'R,LS.D0
in Dash in bank. Government depost, 'Doben-
turos and Premium Notes. JAatss GRANT,
President ; D. O. MO)ONAun, Manager• DAVID
Exeter and tnit
JAQOtss, Axone for la a a via i v,
lip; WATERLOO MUTUAL
FIRE INSUBANOECO.
Es tablIshe d in 1.86x.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This com]anT has been over Eighteen
ears in 4aooessta). operation in Weetexn.On-
ario,andaontinuee to insure againstloss or
amage by g'ire tiui1t13ngs,tlerenandise,Man-
faotorieg,aud til otherlescrlptionsoflinsur-
teleproperty. fntendinneurers'have the
ptioaofinsuringonthe Premium Note or
paah System .
During the pastten years this Company
has issued 37,098' Polioies. coverin t property
o the temente/ 310,872,088 ;audtiaid inloss-
os a lonea409,752,00
Asset$, .$110,100.000ousiating o i' 0&'2'h
n dank, Gov ornment.Deresittan d the unaes-
esedoreniiutri Noteeon taandeudin toroe. 3
W- 'niton tI D. Presider i C'. hI . TAvr,on
Secretary: .3.R, flaoIIas,inspector, CHAS:
NELL &emitter t;eetertndpicinity,
Best Salmon packed, only I2hc
Best Mixed Pickles, only 19c.
Bost Matches' only 9c.
Everything
in Groceries
guiirantee to give you noth-
3 Pounds Baking Soda for 50.
Essences for 6 cts."per bottle.
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at prices that can't be beat.
We have the finest assortment of
Skirting ... rnbi oider es
you ever saw. Part of a Wholesale Bankrupt Stock at a little less than 60 ceuts on
te S. We don't stop with a few odd Nieces but case upon ease of all choice fiue goods
We can save you 50 per cent on your white dresses.
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while the assortment is good-
Remember we need money and in order to get it geicl: we are bolding, this GREAT
EMERGL+'NOY SALT, No doubt this will be the greatest sale we have ever held
since we came to. Exeter. Come and see for yourself early in the day if possible and
avoid the tremendous rush in the afternoons. }Behest pries paid for all kinds of
farm produce,
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S`='H1W.TR,T,
DEALER IN BANKRUPT STOCI4
$eusa1D
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Robert drorrt.on in returningthanks to his
numerous customers and the public in general
for *hellbent; patronage ho has reeeivent in the
past, begs to announce that Mistook afaenerat
goalie for the spring and summer smelts trade
wilt he fecund complete, well assorted and At
prices to meet the p.eveiting hard times.
flaring added Largely to his stock of wail and
ceiling papers he cordially invites art inspeetion
of the same feeling confident that for variety,
quality anal i'rice it will cam pare vary favorably
with any iu the niori:ot. (rive hen a call for
anything sett want. No trouble to show goads.
lighest price tor butter and eggs. Remember
the place -double stores -Marshall's Block,
opposite iturdoek's es Co., Mansion shouse..
Granton.
Been Beat. -Tho Grautou Victors are
earryiasr the sweepstakes in dein, place..
They played an interesting game with the
Bryanstau i:•I_tb, where the score stood 1r,
to 2 in favor of the Victors. Also the Kirk -
ton Club on Saturday, Juno 14th, where the
soore stood 11 to 27 in favor of the Victors.
The Lark of this place is rising to fame by
the defeating of .the Crook Shank Club, on
June lith, where the score standard was
17 to 1 in savor of the Larks.
Blears --Miss Bella Weidman, who was
recently so low, hat recovered, and again
able to be out.- 'lhe Granton Brass Band
is kept busy dutiug picnic times.
Luoan.
For some days past Mr. Wen. T. Costigan,
of Montreal, has been in town making ar-
rangement for the formation of a joint stook
company to carry on business under the
name of the '•Lucan Steam Engine and
Meohino Works." The object is to engage
in the manufacture of steam engines and
agricultural implements, such as ploughs,
mowers, hay forks, straw cutters, corn cul-
tivators, powers, hay presses, etc., etc.,
with a complete outfit for prompt attention
to repairs and jobbing. Letters of inoor.
poration will be obtained from the 0 atario
Government under a capital of $20,000,
fifty per Dent. of wbioh will pe subscribed at
the outset. The board of directors will be
elected from among our best local business
men, who will supervise the work regularly
and advise with the manager, who will be
an active, responsible man, with knowledge
of the wants of our farmers. A thorough
machinist will be employed to snperintend
the staff of workmen in each department.
About two-thirds of the necessary capital
has been taken up to startwith, and the
Council will be asked to grant a bonus of
only one tnoasand dollars, with exemption
frou taxes for ten or fifteen years. It is
safe to say that not a single taxpayer will
object to this, as theie.wili be employed in
the establishment from ten to twenty heads
of families, which will make an important
addition to the population of the town, and
from wbioh every one will derive more or
leis be Milt.
Greenway.
Crowded out last week for want of space.
The following clipping from the waits -
burg Washington Enterprise will be interest
o the many readers of the TI1l2ES.
Wilson,-Mulltuix.-Wednesday evening,
May 8th at 74 at the M. E. Church ecnarred
the wedding of Mr. 3. A. Wilson an& Mies
Florence ii. Mulliuix, both of this ''bity..
This event bas been long looked for, and
the church was filled to overflowing. After
a short but impressive ceremony the wed-
ding party was followed by about 100 iuvit-
,,ed guests to the 'residence of J. P. Mnliinix.
where a very pleasant reception' was held.
ilelreshments were eervec1 at a ]ate hour
a 'd all departed with best wishes for •. long
li e'and happiness, The bride was liantl-
r white
e in t Gown of o cam hi o
sa5ii ] attired hely
Edi; n end cashmere, with long white veil
ane wreath, The biidosmaid's dress; was
cream white mull and lace and • pink trim-
miugs. , The groom ..as clad m the con-
vintional black. During the evening Rev.
W. T, noblemen the officiating, pastor in
behalf of Inc members of the band. present-
ed bft. • ilson tbeii' leader a handsomely
engraved'ailver cornet with mountings, and
a neat baton, and to Mra. Wilson in behalf
of the ladies of ,band a nighty engraved
silver crtit holder and a silver napkin ring
reeny oIhcr fine p.iesents ware received.
After the reception Mr.' and Mrs. Wilson
departed for a short wedding trip. They
ate universally beloved by our citizens and
nil feeds deep interestin their 'nhr•n ••t, 1-
jy ti• 1 his field of labor. After this at byma was
sung, :sir. (less presiding at the organ.
Bnsers.--- itss E. G. Young left on Tues.. Econ sue now began 50 enjoy tier n1selvc+_ jliy
day tuoxning for a thres•rpoutli� flair to sing-ing chatting etc. The evening tieing
rile Oh1ILan,l. She will tie aecampauiel calm. anti waren the tables were graved out
by her male, r. Win. Grey. and Aliso into the lawn where a supper was provided.
Grey, of Seaferth.-Mies Floedy left on After doing jaetfu i tc the good things on
Fr°clay Morning to visit her brother, Bev. the tails the party agelu began to enjoy
le, 3. Flaudy, of Albion, lfieb,-Miss Herd, themselves by singing etc. Saab a father.
of Exeter, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. in„ and melt a present ,show the + %teeut
5, Berrington. -•-Rev. A. W. Toole will with which the eongregation regard taeiw
preach his farewell sermon in the Methodist ' able, earuost aad'painaiskiog pastor.
ohurelt here on Sunday evening next.--
AIrs. Gibson, wife of Mr. Gibson, X P. P.,
of Wroxeter, is the guest of leer uncle, air. Dashwood.
Myren Young.
r`.dT&r. Accw r. --On Taesday evening
of la9t Reek, huaald,Calder. cf ttife place, , ample m -S, S. ;Cu, 11, Stephen, The
met eek:accident which reealted to ,n
names are arranged sysseu ctiealiy accord.
instant death. About eight o'clock he wets ig to their merit ;
taking hie team out o:IwanOde ntral lintel ' 1'uaflicass-.•.tag;ioS.accy,S�'.Eatnp•sltcdj and itt so doingither !ul1 or wallaaknduerhowagoi+t eappoacd J 'third S+•tuior�Jolru Ilroa'n, Siruon tireb,
tho wheel pasted over Itis head, or that ho' Richaid Beaker, Albert Sheller, Christian
was trampled an by the horses, Ar. llilna t llictrird Mary Z. tiler,
was immediately communed nut the vital crib i ,era. r ter: mma Grob, John '.tiler,
spark had fled. Deceased was fu his 07th Jao,b lahlera, Hannah Beaker, Clara Beale,.
year and bad been a resident of theca parts K Living Vs 'inhenseder.
S wand Class Maggie Dietrich Tau
for over 31) years. ,
Dearing, Carrie Shetler. May Yaxeter, fly
Stephen, Elsie Wild, Will Timm, John
Whalen. Willett, Selma Soldan, Alen. Wild, Wesley
Willert William Hell,
Bermes. -This place being situated on Seoauil fart Sr.-Georgo Drown. WiLiarn
the bouudariea of three counties itis ditli- . �: tart uw. der. mars,Stade Rata ::iter,
unit to get the different municipalities in. :trartLa Ehlers- Ernst Hayden. Christian
tended to keep the roads in gnodcondition; Burgermaster, Bate Elsie, i Eerily Vernon,
they bane however, lately, let the contracts Annie ]3axet4r.
for scale much needed repair.: Farmera Second Part Jtan-:Minnie Fiukbeiuer,
are getting things iu shave fir commencing ; Liviva Elewe, tutu qulnther, AIhert Reyes.
itayiug.•-lite rant on Friday ,night beat d Erue>:t Reps. Unseal Warner Goa Brunner,
downa great deal of rho 1.141'314fall wheat. ,George Scblunt, Martha web. Tenth
Larnt.ut,
fart X, Class III-Julina Zilnr, Teo
Dietrich, Lizzie Fink, Luis A'irilirrt, Jensiu
Beaker. Mialiuda Rapier, Emmanuel Wild,
Daniel Ziler, 'W. Elsie, Alfred Tiderman.
May Vincent.
Part I, Cbiss II --Clara Brawn. Willie
Die trioO. Willie Stade. Edmund Wtnken-
weiler, Tillie Schrader, Jacob Wert, Ames
Soldau. Tun Ziler, Lazzre Ziler.
Part I, Class 1 -James Banter, Jacob
:Sheller, Edmund Welton, Silas Atlanta,
Annie Gable, Jacob Wineburg, Willie
Wineburg. Hum A. Boss,
Teacher.
Bntzrs, Ane night last week a number
of degs went into Mr. Voelker's nal and
killed three Ines and threw sheep besidea
wouudiug several others. One of the wound-
ed sheep died since, -Mrs. Freid. lett for
Dakota on Tnesday.-On Sundaymoruinga
heavy thunder storm posed aver our village.
Mr. Ball's barn was considerably damaged
by lightnrug,-On ueaday evening is musi-
cal entertaiumeut was given in Mr. Willetts
Hall by a blind maw We here that thorn
is going to bo another this week.
&boon Prem. -Last Tuesday tho pnplls
of the Dashwood Public echoer held their
plank at the Bend. About 8.30 a. in. the
pocession started from Dashwood. As it
was not quite dinner time when they arrived
at the Bend, some enjoyed themselves by
swinging At abont 12 o'clock a largo table
was spread ont at which old and young
heeled. In the afternoon a foot ball match
Ras played with a team from West Williams.
At first our boys were a little frightened as
those from West Williams were all pretty
well grown up young men while the Dash,
wood team was a mixed team of meu and.
boys. Several of the latter being between
the ages of 10 and 14. When time was
almost uu Dashwood boys scored the first
goal. After this the game broke up as
some of the opposite side left the field in
despair.
Poor Bear,. -On Saturday afternoon last
the Dashwood foot ball club played a friend-
ly match with the Grand Bend eleven.
The game resulted in 0 to 0.
--Sourer ate replanting their potatoes, the
first prautiuy; bavlug rutted, with the excess
of motsturo.-Mira. ,Jabez dilsou, who has
been seriously 111, is at present improving.
and Arra. Benj. Morley, sr., are away
visiting their daughter in London township.
-Air. G. W. ILingerd, of Sarnia, paid as a
flying visit last ween. -.Bev, Mr, l'eultall of
111imvillo, paesed through here on Monday
evening ou his way to lug now field of labor.
-Mrs. P. Morley is visiting her parents and
friends in Milverton.
Crediton.
I3lttsrs.-Mr. F. S. hubs of Morristown,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. 21. Winer.
Mr. Jacob Schultz, is saiTociug from an
attack of Plumy. We are glad to here he
is improving. -Urs. Munro of bonpon, is
home on a short visit. -Mies Litt ut Sebring -
villa, is spending her holidays among her
many friends iu Orediton.-Mrs. Suhr and
family. and Airs. Dicker and tinnily of
London, are ruaticrting anioung us they
with som6 of their friends, Recut a pleasant
day at the lake .last weak. -Mr. Barry
Clark, while in Purlthill one day last week
was suddenly talion alt and the doctor pro-
nounced it a bursted artery. Harry is oue
of the most unfortunate luau that we know
of. He is hardly recovezed from one spell
of sickness ore he is attaoked by another. -
ale. George Wunder, of this place, left for
Saginaw, Mich. about two mouths bgo and
as cured employment there. lie seemed to
prosper and have good health and indeed it
was agreat surprise to his relattves to receive
a telegram, stating that hehad died sudden-
ly. According to word received since it.
must have been a Revere attack of !eves
which carried him off. The deceased
emigrated to Canada in 1835 and was em-
ployed as a farm hand, he was well liked by
all with whom he had any dealings, and his
many friends will be sorry to hear of his
sad and rather sadden departure. -A few
from Crediton, attended the it. 0. Picnic at
Limerick on Wednesday. -Toa Bethesda
Sunday School, ou the 8112 own. had a pic-
nic, in Mr Chris bilber's orchard .on Wed-
nesday afternoon, Music was furnished by
the Brinsley string baud. -Our base ball
club has purchased a pair of catchers mitts
which resemble pillowsmore than anything
else. However tuey are just the thing and
Wenzel says he eau atup aoythiug with
them on,
Zurich.
SCitooL PIONic.-The pieuio under the
auspices of the Yublio School Dame off ou
Friday, The weather was everything that
ooula be wished for, thus affording an
opportunity tor every one who could possi-
bly leave their business to get away for a
day's sport. About 7 o'clock wagons and
buggiesbegau to move about the village and
none iu !rota the ooun.ry. • lu another
hour they were well filled with jolly children
and happy lateen, and =tams, who were
deteruttued m epite of all to nave a lolly
good time. They • wet e not disappointed.
This day ,turned tat to be everytliine that
could be expected and on the arrival at
Taylor's Drove a splendid little vessel await-
ed them. A oollectsou was taken up and a
row boat hued tar the .children. After
atnusiug themselves about the beach and
Losing at the ash iu the pond-uet the
crowd began to move towards that part et
the glove where the ladies had been getting
ready something .50 satisfy the cravings ut
the inner -luau, A splendid table was set
and every ono enjoyed a good solid meal,
after which they again commenced the
sports, keeping it up until about 6 o'oloak,
when all started for twine feeling somewhat
tired, but ueverthelessj illy still. Upwards
of 200 people and 175 euildion attendedthe
picuie. Mach pupil wore a red badge upon
wince was pi'Intsu the school motto "the
ward and iJpward "
1'nLsseeas ION. -On Tuesday a"ening :a
large Lumbar of wembies of Lutheran
Church congregation mei at the residence
of Mr. 1+'. Hess and preceded iu a body tri
that of awl -toy. Jona Stre;upher, teeing
with them 'baskets of provisiune. fir;
Streuipber seemed quiet surprised to see
such a number of visitors coming in all at
once, but nevertheless iu his jotial manlier,
began to make everybody cumfor'ttabie. by
L .sting a place auti seat for each, when Le
was suddcul, iuterrupred by 111r. ileee who
in a few iewai•kd mane knuwu to hint the
object 01 the visit ansi in behalf of tuts cuts•
gr•egatrou pressd+ed Gun with two lir;, seat-
ed chairs. Mr, Strove
^". .
surprised but muca
he thanked they
dna ),xpres..,it!
The fullowing is the standing of rho
Grand Bend.
Babes. -The recent rains has improved
everything wonderfully, never saw things.
looking better. -The public and Sabbath
schools are having their annual picnics now,
hardly a day without one or two picnic bare.
A more beautiful place for picnieing you
can not find, -The ladies of the Methodist
Church here are having a dinner and ',tea
on Dominion day to be served on the picnic
grounds, admisston, adelts25 ets., children:
15 all are cordially invited to attend. -Mr -
Jelin Mallad has retareted home from Mich.
--J H. Fallis has also=returned 'home and
is looking fairly well. -Dona fail to come to
the Bend on Dominion Day and have s good
time accommodation for boating this year
than ever, as there are some large sail boats
here now and to tee the method they have
of oatehing the fish that swarmthe beantie
ful waters of lake Huron. -Mrs. • Monroe of
London, is viaitmg her mother,lllrs' George
Tapson. --'.rhe potato bilge are in abundauoe
this year. Get your Paris Green and give
them a shower bath.
Railway Disaster.
A fatal and terrible railway accident
Occurred abonnt 1.30 o'clock on Monday
afternoon a short distance east of Copetown.
The train was the .Atlantic Express and
consisted of a baggage and express car,:
five passenger coaches, two Wagner. sleep-
ers, New Mexico and Einderhood, and a
dinning car. Engine 752 was drawing the
train with
engineer or Phipps and fireman
Smith in charge. Conductor Stewart was
in charge of the train acid Conductor. Lar -
more attended the sleeper cars. The
train was speeding along at 'about 35 or
40 miles an hour and had just passed' the
Water' tank within a quarter of a mile front
Copetown Station, when the first sleeper
jumped the track, and was followed by the.
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