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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1891-3-5, Page 8Dn pm of et HEVP SPORE NE Wr' COD S E. J. sp4eKimAN & O. wish to inform the people of Exeter and stir= oui*dingcountry that will open their new store,(gne door north ot Farmers' Grocery), on LJRS AY MARCH 10th with an entire new stock .consisting of DRY GOODS, i 1ILLINERY, 4, LO 1"H1NC+, 1300TS & SHOES, GROGERIE,S, CROCKERY, Etc. Our Dry Goods stock has been bought within the past tso weeks from the best houses in the Dominion, consisting of the newest and latest: no':eities in the trade. MILLINERY Having eng sed Miss L. Smith (late of Alliston) to manage the 'AltiltnEry Department, will take this oppnrtuni'y of informing the Ladies that we have visited all the best millinery houses early, thus enabling us to se••ure tate choicest novelties, BOOTS &A mons—Remember this is the largest stock of Boots anti r,ho•s in the county, CLOTI3IN(-- Ve claim to carry" floe best Imes of Ready made Clothing in Western Ontario, GROCERIES--' 'e have just re sired the best brands in Groceries, full and complete stock will always be sound at our store, OUR MOTTO i "Good Goods and excellent values in all department," E. M:' n SPACEMAN'. Siiuiwell's Block, Exeter. I1w Sillt gNeic !Si L`i+`a#'it.:14IQ1',AGENT FOR 11E WESTERN ASSURANCE COM, t Toronto; also for the>;'>:ltEN;fi NSL'?ASOF, COMP1Nk, of l,oudoo; site latiraA,a,i.:3d.1)1A'S, of 3tott- lroal.:STM d ttte 1'.t,R1O eR i ["AI. Taal, Asil HA NCE,C) of tlaterlooetiadaished easaa ,.ssera^.ep at.ir'n •ti;,:;;:.dv;d. uraunaes ovcry year alter :irh year. . 'THE MART, EXETER„ riDPW EWE rm p7 cam;, e5.1 rat ir gtl, 'a 1 , "•t hers tine tial motley here to e :m n `a'" to g, st c:ut d A C g O t_-, WILT. lit' h,l' '"'et - ll to males its 1t:aIle,:. nlu e d encs• ci • tO o 41, 221. 222 2/2 e fti-e CS 1 An Attraoti.Vcx Stook fit New Winter 'l.'weeds Worsteds and Trans - lugs. now being shown 1 • WM. GRIGG, Exeter by BANKRUPT STORE EXETER. Shoppers should never lose the opportunity of selecting from our new and unbroken line ot prints and sateens. We have the most charming array of new patterns in these goods that have ever been shown in Western Ontario, and right now is the opportunity, and right here is the place to secure the veru best selections of the season at fairest figures. We will show you an end- less variety of popular styles just calculated to meet your wants and please your taste. No one will be alowed to :offer better inducements in price for anything like the values we are now showing. Come in and see for yourself that we lead the trade in prints andsateens s chi season J. A. STEQiWART, Bankrupt Stock Dealer.' Exeter gkei in ` illic to. THURSDAY, MARCH 5th, 189.1. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. An experienced•achool teacher is quoted by a contemporary to the effect that pupils who have access to newspapers at home, when compared with those who have not, are better readers, better spellers, better grammarians, better punctuators, read more under atandingly, and obtain a practi- cal knowledge of geography in almost half the time it requires others This is true, not only of school nupils,; but of grown up people, As an educator the newspaper is invaluable and can be had for almost nothing. tlltltaary On Sunday last Mr Simon Joey, of the dhaInes. Road 1'aborue, passed peacefully away, After an itinesa of some yeara, Brough lately his condition had keen growing steaeiily and rapidly' orae, lie was the victim of consurnptton, having aaine years ago eortreeted a severe eold, whieh tai l eavily upon him. Mr Joey's sutrerings have peen Immense though at times it seemed as if he might recover. The Lest erelie a3 ecierice was exereisctia hut to 1}6 ue ail, the .leta•asetl was very mach oe tit ted. and until recently was quite ellen iu town, and Iiis many friends will he pained to '`earn of his death. He leaves tt lather, mother, wife scud daughter, as silo several Mothers anal sisters, all of ahem have the sympathy of tine commun- ity. He was abed et year's. The funeral took place on Tuesday, his remains beteg interred in the Exeter cemetery; the on; tetti3alarpa one. orde NOta'u, 7.'ltia (Tlt ruin yl evg. the union prayer meeting will be meld in the. Presbyterian eliureh—Next Sunday (week) Rev'd W. Uolwes will pra:aeeh a missionary sermon in tori Main at aleth church. ahoy of Mr iI'1mee old friends will be pleased to have another opportunity of hearing his praeti- etas discourses. —Rev. Jasper Wilson on Sunday eosin last preached a powerful sor- mon on "Uanllelint; a.nd (tames of chance,' to a very large congregation. The rev gentleman thoroughly exhausted the sub. sect, and showed how inaonent commence nteuts lead to sad conclusions. He cited scverelweli-known cases whet a poverty had trent into a rich man's shoes in one night He urged ution all the net:casite of leaving card playing sorely alone In the morning he preached a sermon commemorative of the Methodist Centennial,—At the last meeting of the a. , P. 0. E. Society of the James at Methodist church it was decided to give a social in that cburch on Good Friday. Personals. adrevities,. Mr E. J Spackman moves into his new store this week. Mt T. Berry, of liensali, purchased a numdo r of horses in Exeter this week. Mr Wm. Sweet was: entertained, to. so oyster supper, prior to his leaving town. For the largest seleetior and beet values in Prints in town call at RichardPickard's The Couueil will meet on ltionday evg next instead of Friday, as previously an pounced. A telephone is to be constructed fres, Grand Bend to Parkhill, by private enter- prise. Last week Mr D. Johns received a pail of Beagle puppies front a gentleman in Pennsylvania, cA butterfly circling around the lamps in the stain-st Methodist chard) Sunday evg, would indicate en early spring, The Toms is published a little later this week, owing to a desire to give our readers a full report of the election. ails Brownlee has given -up house keep- ing in Exeter and baa gone to Centralia. where she is residiug with Mr Richard Luker. The Hornell property was pub ,up at auction on Saturday last. butwaa not sold, the reserve bid being considerably higher then the highest, offer. dlessra, Verity have been ma' lug large shipments of plows to Manitoba title week Their trade in the Northwest seems to Ile ateality increasing, The Provineiat sprint; etallton show will he held in Toronto on March lith. and 12th. A meeting of the agricultural and arta assueiatien will be held ;it the same time, "Nester Beneeld" is the title of a new story, commenced in last week'a issue, It will becomparatively short,hnt it is highly interesting and instructive, 4r David Miller and lankily moved from Henson to Exeter on Monday- We wet - mime them amougat ue, Mr Sweet whose praetiee Mr :Uilltr purehasout left en Totes - day for a, trip through the States. air John Sweitzer Imo purchased the residence of Mr James Relosay. Exeter North, paying therefor the sum of eft, 4r R. t5'ill purchase a house nearer his walk, helloing an employee at the foundry, -rhoconatatee bans a boarder aver Settle. thy night; he snid he came from Ottawa and that he was a friend of Sir John's. Wonder was he one of the hoodlemea of whom our opponeutt so freely apeak. Richard Fiekari has just opened up the'. prettiest lot of black tend colored dress gotois ever brought into this town, These geode were imported by himself direct Irom the mannfactnrera in the old country The wife of Mr Joseph Langford, Lucan, a respeetatrre retired farmer, living in the village, known to olany in this locality, dropped dead at the tea table oil the evg. of allareh .Ito The doctor pronounced it a ease of heart disease. Mr Allan \tci)one11 &tiptped from Exeter Wednesday a ear load of brow mares. The eniptnent was ono of the finest that Inas left this station for some time, and .1r \lcDonell paid gond prices for the enhnals. They go to Portage la Prairie, Men.. Our" Jlielern Pulpit" this week Rives a deep and inaitrucetivo diseoureo by Rev Wm E. Bryce, (Presbyterian,) on "Christ- ian Aleutian." Our sermonic department is a specie' feature and it i9 very much appreci:ateri by unr readers in geuerat. (loud sleighing on Thursday, and as a consequence election work was made easy and pleasant As it was the first good fall of snow we tiara had this winter, Provident.° must have favored the election, especially the Conservatives, they winning the day. Mr Robert E. Pickard and .\ Thai Darling, (milliner), of the firm of Richard Pickard, have just returned from the wholesale millinery openings hold this week in Toronto. and have availed themselves of this opportunity of aelectiug all the leading' novelties both in millinery and dry goods, Mr Pickard reports the millinery as being exceptionally pretty this seasou. Mr. Will Folland has returned after a two weeks' visit to friends iu Toronto and Richmond Hili.—Mr E. J. Spack- man on Saturday returned from Toronto and Montreal.—Mr, Samuel Poplestone arrived in Exeter on Monday erg ; he will engage as clerk with Mr. E. J. Spackman.—Mrs Biggs, sister of Mrs I. Bowerman, left for Brandon, Manitoba this week.—Mr Edw. Gill. is visiting friends in Detroit.—Mr. ,7., A. Stewart went to Toronto this week. Mrs. Stewart is visiting friends in London.— Mr. A. Bennett visited his parents in Orangeville on Tuesday. —Mr Larke one of the many popular exponents of Conservative principles, was in town on Monday.—Several persons from a dis- tance were in town this week for the purpose of exercising the franchise given them by this Dominion.—We are sorry to report the serious illness of Mr W. J. Verity, wbo was taken suddenly ill on Monday. He is confined to his bed. —Miss Mollis, of Kippen, has been en- gaged as clerk in the store of Mr. J. P. Ross.—Mrs. Harry Jones, of Usborne, is at present seriously ill.—Mr. J. H. Northcott and family left for London on Monday.—Mr. Thos. Hamlin, of Owen Sound, is spending a few days in town. —Miss Susie Tait is visiting her brother at Tilsonburg.=Mies Susie Weekes left for Norwich this week, and Miss Gestate Holland left for Watford. --Miss Allie McTavish of• •North-east Hope,is visiting friends in town.—Miss Nellie Darling and Mr. Robert Pickard are attending the millinery openingsat'Toronto.-Miss' Horne is attending the millinery open- ings in o en- ingsin the cities.—Miss Spicer is sup- plying for the Principal of . the P>lblic Schools this week in his absence • at Orono to exercise his franchise. The political meeting in the interest of the Reform party on Tuesday evg was quite largely attended, but owing to one side only having the say, little interest was manifested, unless by the more en- thusiastic Reformers.., No new arguments were advanced: There is a peculiar society in the county of Wentworth among the farmers known as the Society for the Recovery of Stolen Horses.: The initiation fee is one $1, and 25 cents a year is collected afterwards. When the horses of any of the members of the society are,etolen the society' pays for the recovery, and it recovery is impossible two thirds the value of the animal is paid fro,n the general fund to the loser. The p"esident is Henry Anderson of East Flamboro' and the secretary -treasurer is John Stock. Referring to the Conservative conven- tion at Ailsa Craig taut month the Parkhill Gazette says it was the only paper which gave a correct report of the proceedinvs. We are pleased to learn that the Gazette, according to its announnornent, is infusing a little spirit into its columns, as we most say it has been the tamest on our list. Congratulations may not be out of place. The Conservatives held a mass .meeting on Wednesday evg. The hall was packed, notwithstanding that the notice given of the meeting was but a few hours in ad- vance A very large attendance of coup- 'Ty people were present, and the meeting throughout was enthusiastic in the Con- servative interest. The speakers we; e Wiri, Johnston, of Blanshard, and Dr Rollins, both of whom gave ' telling. speeches. At a meeting of the young people in the ,Main-st Meth. church on'Tuesday evening the orgat,ization of the Fpworth League was completed The officers are : Pres, J W Hogarth ; Vice•Pres., W J Bissett. W. E Gundy, and E A Follick of the Christian Endeavor, literary and social departments respectively. Sec'y, C. F. Verity; Tress, Miss.Sweet. A committee o constitutions and by-laws was ap- pointed. On Friday evg . Gth inst., the Dominion Jubilee singers will give an entertainment' in the Janes-st Methodist church. • There are seven independent soloists all of whom are descendants of Africa. The entertain- ment will be of a high class, jui ing from what the press and clergy say of them in other places. According to the program the selections are all new which in itselt will grealty add to the interest ot t - e affair. See programmes fpr further par. tictilars. . INT FRINTS PRINTS We havejust ened a ,la? ..e consignment -. � . up lg g �a��t or imported Prints among whioh Will be found alb. - - the correct things fox this season's wear. We have them at all prices, but would call special attention to our extra 'wide, cloths at 12.ic. They are beautiful goods, C►AI.Ia ANTI SF= THF.ffi. RICHARD PICKARD. 4ttesolutlons, At the last regular meeting of the Sons of England Society the following teaolu- tfona were passed,—one of condolence to Mr John Cudmore. whose wife recently passed to the better land, the other testify log to the lose sustained to the Society in the departure front town of air. Win. Sweet. Below are copies of the resold tions To Bro. Toon Cudntore, Dees Bao.—Wo, the members of Plymouth Lodge No. ,63. Sons of England Benevolent oetety. beg to tender our sincere and heartfelt sympathy ler you le same recent atiliction by the loss you bare sustained in the death of your belovedwife. We know there lsnomea- ly loss so keen. no trial in life so hard to be borne, no lass of friends or relative+ So severe as the loss of the partner of our lite. ate crust that veer loss Is her heavenly gain. and that; she bas gone to her heavenle home awaiting the grand reunion of earthly friends here below. and that lie who tempers the Mud to the shorn lamb may colorist t your otherless eh'ldren and give you grace to bow utin humble submission to /lift Divine will. it-eartiot:uats, N.at-lir Coax, Diet net Deputy. fres. To Biro, William Swett. Dunn ,tee-1Ce,the member of Plymouth Lodge 1o, 63, cone of Engtnnd Benevolent 1 $eeiety,destre to express to you our sincere regret at your departure from our Midst.steins one of the oldest members et our /,edge and brYour energe and res eetelellty atetahied the Mho you now lwld,mid during,theahjTerent alms of yourufueoin this ledge. nailer your supervision. we have increased not only largely in membership but finaneieely. We regret that now you aro about to remove from our midst,and are verY sorry that .sour removal has been caused by 111 health, but we fru.t that wherever you me • reside, that, by the rocrifieca a }} you aro now making 1 n leaving. 7t e u l i ak t Ic in your home y g g 3 your friends and brethren, You will be reoont- booed by tate restoration or your health and prosperity in your earthly pursuits and al- though we may not have the opportunity of meeting 'vou herr again we lope when wo have completed our duties here below to meet you In the 6rtnd Le:lge above. Signed -n behalf of the members, if., rect:uart N. V. Urnnn . District Deputy, a Pa T greatest GREAT SPELLING MA nN The at0 spell- ing 011- ing matob on record is that offered by pOur Remus- Publishing Co;•; in which they will' award the following magpifioent CASH Paves: One prize of $300: ono prize of $200 ; two prizes of roe ; four prise. of $50 ;eight prizes of $25; twenty prizes of $10 ; forty prizes of $5 ; ono' hundred prizesof $2 ; and two hundred of, 81. There prizes will be awarded to the persons sending in the largest • number of oorreotly spelled words found in the advertising pages Of the February number of Our Hotnes.m which DO letters beour but those found the sentence.. :'Our Homes is, Unrivalled .aa a Home Maga- zine." Special dash prizes will be givenaway each day and each week dams competition, which oloses:Anril25th, 1891. Send le cents in stamps, or silver. for a sample copy . of the Februarynumber,with ruled and regulations governing the competition. Address, OUR Hoass Pun. Co., Brookville, Ont. Hood's Sarsaparilla is on the flood tide of popularity, which position it has reached by its own intrinsic, undoubted merit. Itch cured in 30 minutes by We lf rd's Sanitary Lotion Sold by C. Children Cry for Pitcher q_ castor►. Public School Board Minutes. The Bawd met is the town hall Marsh lsb at S p.m, absent W Treble and A. G Dyer. Items passed : Minutes of previ- ous meeting; per Dr Lutz anal 1'i liueston, ' non resident rates for current year to be 500 eacb per month when two or less are attending iron one family, end 25e each for all additional members ; Report from Iusurauce ()tattooing effected a reinsurance in as good company for $3400 for a tenon of three years for the sum of $30 50 net Report of Secretary, that a Ilictionary had been purchased as desired. On motion of Dr Lutz, that the meinters present be a committee to define limits of section and prepare map for the use of the board ; per H liueston and W Hoskin, 1500 monthly reports to be ordered by the sec'y; per H Huestou and iV Hoskin, Treasurer's Benda to he for the sum of four thousand dollars; per Dr Lutz and Uneaten, to gtant absence desired by the Principal ; per Dr Lutz and W Hoskin. aci'ount for insurance 5'30 50 ; per W Hoskin, adjournment to last Mon- day in March. .1. Gunu7, Sou'y. Ministerial Association. This• association met iu afain•st Meth. church Exeter on Monday, 2nd Inst , with the Rev J Wilson president in the chair. After the usual devotional exercises the election of offlcera for the coming year took place which resulted as follows :— President, Rev W M Martin; vice presid- ent, Rev A L Russell ; Secy Treasurer, Rev R Redmond,,, Papers were arranged for the next two meetings after which Rev 3 Wilson read a historical paper giving the history of the doctrine of the person of Christ for the first three centuries. This paper was well received and gave rise to a fruitful discussion, many of the heresies touched upon being of Practical value as theowing light on the gospels and epistles of the New Testament. Rey W M Martin then read a sermon based on Prov. 11, 4 ; "Riches profit not in the day of wroth. but righteousness delivereth from death.". This sermon was ably criticiser. and no doubt much chaff wtinld be blown from all sermons if they couldpass through the fanning mill of the association. • The next meeting was appointed for James-st church Exeter, on the first Monday of April, and the association adjourned. OR WHAT A. COUGI will yon heed the warning.- The signal perhaps of the sure••a'pproach• df that more terrible disease Consumption, Ask your- selves if you an afford for the sake of, saving 50c , to, run the risk and, do nothing for it We know 1• om experience that Shiloh's Curewill uu, o' your cough . It never fails: CONSUMPTIL NCURED: ,An old physician retired from practice ,hav ing had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of asimple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent euro for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, As tome and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands, of oases, has felt it his duty to make it knownto his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to releive human suffering.I will send free of Charge, to all who desire it, the recipe in German, French or English, with full directions f, r preparing and using. Sent by ,nail by addressing with stamp, naming his peper. 'W. A. NOYES, 820. Powers' Block Iiochester,N'. Y. CUTTING TIME: Though our winter's trade has been exceptionally good, and we are not to be found among the mourners, yet we have a few goods we want to sell, and the sooner they are sold the better we shall feel. \Ve must begin to plats for our SPRING CA PAIG nd want room and money to carry out the plaus we formulate. To secure these two essentials we shall CUT THE HEADS OFF the juices on our entire winter stock of FURS, OVELOOATS, OAPS, GLOVES, SHAWLS, SHIRTS, "DRAWERS, OVEISHOES, FELT BOOTSS, ETO. They must make way for our spring purchases, and now is the tint; to buy these cold winter goods. CABLING BROS. ="CT\%_ Goldsmith Hall! GO cepqu TO— r a ----neotVAan ios CLOCKS, -_JEWELRY, - SILVEWARE,— —AND SPECTACLES UNEQUALLED VALUE. t1e"Personalattontion given to repairing of STORE. The undersigned has open- ed a stock of Fresh Groceries and Liquors, in the store re- cently occupied by S. C. Hersey, opposite Town Hall, Stock is complete and Goods wil . be sold at a small margin over cost. NO W OPEN. A Cal! Solicited. watebos,clooksandiewelryt C. BEICHENBACH, Opposite Post Office ' .PARKHILL TJiE WATERLOO MUTUAL %elft] INS BANOEa0. Established in 1868. HEAD OFFICE - WATERI OO, ONT. Thiseomr.anv has been over :eighteen years in suoceeefcl operation in Western Onario, and continues to insure against Joss orilamageb1, Fire Build ngs Mere ban- d ise, Manuractories, and all other de scrip. tions of insurable property. Intending insurers have the option of insurimt` on the Premium Note or cash System. During t;ie• oast ten years this Gera - pally Pas issued 57,096 Policies. covering, rJ' KNIGHT Taid a losses alone 5.709,752,00. . pproperty to the awou'ntof 340,872,085; and `i-F. Assets, 8176,100.00„conaistan1 of Cash -Monk Government Depesit•and the un - sweet d Premium Notes en taan. and in :arot. : W WArmrersM. D .Prestdet t 0 . 4. f.st,bn Secretary J.I3 : Hoe In- speotor. ORA 5. SNELL, 9Pont fes eter and vicinity. - tIBALED TENDERS marked 'Tor Mounted '•' Police Clothing Supplies,” and ad:+reseed' to the Honorable the Minister of Railways and Canals, will be received up to noon on Monday, 9th' tf atch.1891, Printed forms of tender containing full in- formation as to the.artioles.and quantities re- quired, maybe had on application to the un- dersigned. No tender will be ;received' unless made on such printed terms Patterns of artioles may be seen at the oihoe of, the undersigned, Each tender must bo accompanied by an ae copted Canadian bank cheque fppr an amount equal to ten per cent, of the total value tender ed .for. 'which rill be forfeited if the party decline to enter into a oontraot` when galled upon to do so, or if he fail to supply the arti- cles contracted for. If the tender be not`ao- cepr ed th a cheque will bo returned• paymentwill be ma o to newspapers No in- serting this advertisement without_tuthority having boon first obtained. FRED. WHITE,: ComptrollorN.W •M.Police. Ottawa,-Feb'y Oth, 1891 Bugs'ALo BILL COAXING, with hie ' wild West Show causes immense excitement, nearly equsl to that nutted by the introduc- tion of that wholesome and pure article. known as the Imperial Cream Tartar Balt. ing Powder. Sols byall grocers. CENTRAL fla'rber'Sho FAN SON'S BLOG.g. A. Hastings, Prop ,Shaving. and" Haircutting in the latest: style of the art. • Every attention paid to gutting g Lcaie.F'_�ni 10 NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN. If you will send us your address, we will mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr Dye's Col bratod' Bleotro-Voltale Belt and Appliarcea, and their charming effects upon the nervous debilitated system, and how they will quickly restore you to vigor and man- hood. an- Pamphlet free. Ifyou are thus afflicted, hood- pp nffi , e will send you a^ elt and A lianees on a w y �+' PP trial. VOLTAIC Btua Co:. Marshall. Mich.