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The Exeter Times, 1891-4-23, Page 5Dashwood. .$mess -A large number from here attended the conference in Crediton last week. -Last Thursday Mr, J, E. Tom, L P. 8, paid our schogla his. ofiioial v sit, -a Thursday last ;lir, „Isaac Miller was married to Misa Hart- ung- A large number of guests were present and all seemed to enjoy them- setyes,.-iir.Raney lists moved hia ware mimes on one of the back streets, were he 'ia going to turn it into a cider mill,. 'Phis is something that has. been a long felt want.- On Sunday last the ri maina of 'firs. J, Schroder were nterred in the Bronson cemetery. The eeeased was followed to her last rest. ng '.lace by a lerge•concourse of vela. tives and friends. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the com- tquntty, -Revs, T .WI J. p, lunch arced through our village on Monday last.- Mr. John Welker has sold Its driver to Rev. J• J. ilauen,-We are ere meek obliged to "Charles" not `Charlie.'" tbrthe good reeorrinaenda- tion he gives us in lest week's issue of ,the Advocate, "-Er ...* tereet tou. Blaers..-Jacob Heist is again com- elier' to remain in the house owing to llnese,-..Mina Lizzie Smith of reendon, pent a tete dare here during the pest l(, -••-Tile fall wheat in thh emotion laking grand and the prospects for geed crop was never better. -Ar• entente are progressing for a twee- ter celebration to be help here on the ueeri s: birthday. The subscription re out and no doubt the citizens 'ill snbscribe liberally' The conunit- a appointed are ; W. IL Wenzel, aa. Zwiker, Wm [+eerie Walter arke and A 1Tilf.•.Qn Sunday 11isltop wrnan ()leeted almost $900 at the sionary serytee held in commotion h the Conterenee, rtNG6110`al, coxrante cn, -The 27th sign of the ;Evangelacaf conference sed iia annual session on Saturday lit, Rev,. Mr Howell, lir A. fretex- delegate from the General Confer. swot the Methodist Churtih el Canada,. livered an elegnerat addreas. A nittee txaS appointed to meet a filar connuttee epponited by the tlenlist Church to arrange a battle ot don for the t,oth bodies. On Sabbath hop Bowmen, of Chicago, presetted stele orarinatton Sermon before an iae audience. In the afternoon eung men were sustained as s: W. Yaeger and A. Y. Moist lders, and D. Beau, M Clemens I J, Willteim as deems. Prof. batch preached to a large congrega. n an the Methodist Church of this ce. Revs. C, Steebler and H. D. yer were granted credentials to the 7 York Conference et the Evangell. Association and to the Niagara reference at the ttethodistChureb of oda, respectively. ,E, Becker, A tier, L Bidt,1, t'homas, D is Koenig t Soho tfiruneo, of Tokio, Japan, re granted liestneea as preachers on oballoo. iIlee presiding elders were iltiotvs; North district, h ; south distriot, Rev est distriot Rev. S. N. ton was appointed es sweeting of the next woe, to begin on the y in April, 1892. uron Assizes. Murdock. --Action for il- arroat. Adjourned. cLean v Vidal -Action on agree- ent, referred to S. Malcomson, Local aster at (zoderich. Shane v. Beatty, -Action for dam- es for false arrest. Verdict for plfF. sr x+150 damages with costs. The court opened last Monday at oderich, There were 7 criminal and civil oases, Hanna v. Aitcheaon--Action to de- rmine boundary of lands in McKillop djourned in absence of plaintiff s itnesaes. Bryce v Loutit et al. -Action for amage to land, Referred to Judge otos for enquiry and report. Andrews v Pugsley -Two actions on Iromissory notes. Judgment by con- sent in both cases for 6765 and $753 esp'•etively. r'icKenzie' v ;Quinn -Action to fix boundaries of land in Ashfield. This was a tedious case and his Lordship re. served judgment. Jackson v. Vidal. -Action on insur- ance policy. Judgment in terms of consent minutes annexed to record and brother, who was sent for, and hetook her to the house. Shortly after this the prisoner shot himself, inflicting a serious injury, and also cut his arm. with a knife. :to The wife staid she had been shot by her husband. She refused to be treated surgi- cally, acted in a strange manner, and the defence alleges that she committed suicide. The wound was in such a position that the clothing must have been pulled to one side to inflict it, because the bullet bad not passed through either of the garments she had ou, The prisoner attempted to take his life on Tuesday last, With a short piece of sharpened wire he endeavor- ed to pierce his heart, and although he pressed it in some two inches he missed. the vital point. The judge addressed the jury at some Length, and instructed thein to return a verdict of not guilty. The prisoner >f 'Kinnon was then arraigned on the charge of attempting to commit suicide and pleaded guilty. Upon this charge he was sentenced to four months'in the coin mon jail. At the assizes, Fred Robinson, who pleaded guilty of forgery, owing to ex- tenuating circumstauces, but liberated upon suspended sentence. No loss was oceasioned to anyone by the forgery. or Roller Mill: signed by counsel. The Queen v, Dempsey. -This was a charge for criminal assault with at- tempt to commit rape, but there being no evidence to sustain the charge accused was acquitted. ' The Queen vs. Heffernan. -Charged with cattle stealing and breaking away from the constable. Witnesses in the former case being out of the country as discharged. On the latter he nteneed to two weeks in jail. tie v Uolmes.-This was an ac L Beattie of Varna, against R of the Clinton Era, for nn al - After an hour s deliber- ry returned a verdit for one ges, and flis Lordship di - t judgment be entered for at sum and -full costs of suit. McKinnon was placed on trial, with the murder of his wife. Mo. 18 a fisherman, and had lived with te for many years in Goderich. It ars that when he was away during summer months someone was playing radical joke upon them, giving , the oman to understand that her husband ad a wife and child up north open the lake shore. This caused' her great anxiety, although everyone to whom she mentioned it would assure her it was allnousence and without foundation. They occasionally had words concerning it. One day a neighbor passing on the road heard moans in the barn and called the prisoner, whom he found sitting in the hoaso mending a fish net. They proceeded to the barn, and the wife was found lying upon' the hay with a bullet hole in her abdomen. The husband put his arms around her to lift her up, but she refused to he assisted by him, nor would she accept the assist - a -ice of the neighhor. She asked for her MARIUS U. EvAss-Box-.-0n Thursday, April 9th, by the ltev T. M. Canrph-ll. at the residence of the bride's father, Mr B. +lr. Evans. merchant of Fleshertou, to Mary b. ser - o4 daughter of Mr. Wan. Boat, et S Marys. IED. t in -cleaners -In nets -In St Marys, on Tuesday, 041 1.1, 11391, Janaet Fairweather, need 51 years, 9 months.. tar. U51',t+sOi;--.-I15 Se:afortlt, en Tneedev. Apr'I lith. 1891, 1?lizeboth l.iehardsore relict of the late Walter Smith, of ytxt• Own, heed Si years, 7 months. liMr.r.t,3P-In Renter. en the 2ot11 Inst„ Devitt Miller Reiland,, son of Mr t. }it 1 laud, of Dakota, aged is menthe and "r days. Ciraettatsr--At Hensel], on the 20th inst,. John Gilchrist, aged 58yrs and I mouth. St, Marys toes* hall debentnree far $9.- 090. and the t.lonsolidatian debentnres foo $31,200 have been sold. Tito premium for the latter being ,Tt1 per (tent with tieoru -1 interest at de per eeut, arta for tits former a premium of -1005 per cent, A wiz: trttaet;a's erg .to r -The follawine is taken frons a letter hem Mr 1?. Thetis. 31 inridpeg, Man.: entire,' persuaded to rise liagyard'al Pretend. Belem for a traublaal cold. I rias entirely cured by the nae of two betties," Ur Colwell has decided to move from Mitchell to Larne. a small but prosperent. village of ab:tnt 800, 97 miles west of St, Thomas. Ho is moving his printing plant there. and will start a paper. Tug Frarxa 3ntozcINa--'rhe popularity whish Head's Sarsaparilla has gained as a spring tusdiciee is wonderful. It poseases Stud thoie Mentouts of healtlt.giving, blood• purifying and appetite restoring witch everybody scorns to need at this season. Do not cantinao in a dull, tired, unseat'. fsotary condition when yea may be so melt benefited, by Hood's . Ssrtaparille. It purifies the blood and malice the weak strong. Hemmer. a tense oa--Gentlemen Your Iingyard'a Yellow 011 is worth its weight iu gold for both internal and external u u During tbo late La Grippe epidemic) we found it a most excellent proveutetive, and for sprained limbs, eco., there is nothing to equal it. WM. PEMBERTON, Editor Reporter, ,Delhi, Ont., SPRING cr.tsAxixo-Bo partioalar every Sprang to clean the house, but never mina cleaning the blond until name troublesome disease takes hold of yon ':Chis i3 poor policy when by using Burdaob Blood Bitters the blood will be thoroughly cleansed, the body atreugthenod, and inture suffering prevented. Mr Wm. Johnston, farmer, living on lot2 con, 9, St. Marys road, Downie. died Friday afternoon of inflammation of the lungs, superinduced by an attack of la grippe. Re had been feeling unwell for some time past, but was confined to his bed only since last Sunday, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. alumna 1111M=4 7 EIARDY, Litheltibk;t) AUU- 1 A. tioneer for the County of Huron, Charges moderato. Exeter P. 0. POR SALE -A GOOD STOREY 11 and a half frame dwelling. good stable 1 everything convenient, with three-fifths of an acro of lanI situated on Gidley-st. Will be sold cheap. Apply to M16tf WA or EDWIN Ca iEY. NOTICE CI-IZENS OF THE Municipality of the township of Ste- phen, more especially of thevillages, are re quested to have their premises out in a proper sanitary condition at once. as the inspeetoi will make his official tour on or about the 1st of May next. WS. LEWIS Sanitary Inspector. MARKET JtEYol Ts. Wheat $1.02to $1.05 per bush ()UR SELLING MMES. Flour, Strong Bakers', $~; 00 per 100 do Rest Family 2 75 do Low Grade , , 2 00 Bran ,,, .., 90c. Middlings , , . , .. 1 00e, Screening1 00c, Chop ,,, $1; 0 to 1 SO 44. 44 4F 44 4F Chop stone runriiaag every day. tar -TERMS RMS CASH, TRii; EXETER BULLING Coy. !*TAR1iET REPORTS. Exsxna Red wvltetit •-• ••. 1 d6 to 1 f8 -- 1t6to 1,8 Oats . 43 Go01 4i glover S.?ed ... , ... 4 tid t 4 4s Timothy " 1 49 to 1 yu Peas 76 to ee Corn ,•, ... t! 49 to 1 Fg: s .- Deco 1 Batter 15 to a lo. Flour perhh1 ,. ,,. .,. te0o5 5 Petatoes,per husinel -. ee 51 to 0 EA Appless,per Pig es .., 1 ee to 1 !.0 CiriedApp1e pr b ,,. ... u 4 to aSO tieeee per lb. .., ... a 05 to G ea Turkevperil) .., 47 to Q6 Lemkspet lb 0 el to 0 Ca retickerseer, pr ,,. 0 25 to 0 r,111 trOP; lrossea7rOYICO .,, 6 0') to 6 :3 ... - SOOtoss* ,.. ,., 2 CO to 2 50 .,- 350 tott91 ,.. 060 to 2' ... ... 0 50 to 0 5t . a 18 to 021 «, 5 f0 Go& to ; 0Soto00 ... .,. 2Mato500 Spring Wrteat •, eeriey T'A1U1 FOR SALE OR RENT - That splendid farm of about 70 acres, be ing north half of Lot 5, Con, 21. Stephen. is now for sale. The property is situated about 7} miles from Parkhill, on a gravel roadand is one of the best farms in this section. There are on the premises a good frame house and frame barn and two good frnit bearing orchards. The soil is a rich clay loam• School house within a few rods of the house, and churches and post office within 1; miles For further particulars apply to Mas rfuanirs. Ap6.m1 Corbett P.0, The Molsons Bank Reef , Laosfree ed :' "itoepakin4 east Oalfskins wool porno ,.. Trayperton tae,onsnerbusii t}_ Footleereor Fall Wheat 1 021 ?5 Spriut• Wheat-- •... ............... 1 f:, 1 t Rar ey 'c 0 44 0 45 Oats........ ......................... 0 4 4S (:loser eed... ............ .................... .t 3 . 4 25 Timothy 25 1 %f (C IIA 3TERED BY PA. RLTAMF.N T,0 855) Paid up Os,pital ... .. :1,,000,00 RestFund ,. ... 1.000.00 FleadOOioe, drontreal, F.'WOLFEIISTAN THOMAS, Esq GES RALMANA(PF 20branchofticeaintnd.vominion. Agenei4 in the Dominion,U.S,A.and Rnrope• Exeter Branch, Open every l awful day, fron310 a. m • to 3 p, In SATURDAYS .10 a.m•to 1 p•ni, 4PerCent.perann.um allowedfor money on Deposit Receipts N. DYER HURDON, Sub -Manager. Butter...,. le 0111 Potatoaa per bag. ,.. 41i 5 . l, Apples per ash 050 Wool per Dor e( p 20 INF pertot; ......... .... , 5 816 tat Bran per ton 34 CO 14 00 shorts.. 44 . *Q'Q 0 Oatniealperhbt , I liugs,dres..el per Pe . 5 to 3 " -, LnNUl,'. Wheat. 1 9to1.10 pear bus. °ata, filo to 2« erbus. Pcaae,7,xteCli per bus. liar- los. liing.:m; to '7et.er bus. Marler Feed, 41e to4`+e per bus Corn, Gilo to e7c per. bushel.. TORONTO.' Toronto .Apr112;-Wheat. Spring --No, d,1.07e tol lr6 per ons; red winter.No.2..11, to 116 per bus. Manitoba No 2 hard, 129 to 1 29 No ;, e to 96e PEAS 80e to ale per bus. 0 AI'S 5'c to a tc perbus. F'1.QUR. extra, t4 step te 51.61 per bol: straight roller. at :Kt to ra; strong bakers, M,fel to $4.10. 11A1t1.4Y, No 1. Ole to 04c t No 3 extra 80e to Biot No 2.59c to 5yo, 1tl NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN. er you will fend us your eddresw, leowill. mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr Dye's Celebrated elleotro Voltaie Belt and Applianees.and theircharaning efreets upon the nervous debilitated system, and how they will (mink's. restore you to vigor and mac - hood. Pamphlet free. If you aro thus Milaoted, we %ensondyou aBelt and Appliances on a WO. Vote/no Bslx Co., 3tiarahall,Mioh, For Over Fifty Years. MRs. WINgrow'S Sonrattso Svaor lies hecto used by millions of mothers for their children while teething. If disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and prying with pain of cutting teeth send at once and rot a bottle of "1frs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for o1nldren teething. It will relieve thopoorlane snffororimmediately. Depend upon it. mothers, there is no mistake about it. It duras. Diarltoea, regulates the Stomach and Bowel4, cures Wind Colic. softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and fives tenoned energy to the whole system. 11 rs. Winslow'sSoothing Syrup" for children teeth- ing is pieasantto the tasteand is the prescrip- tion 01' ono of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses' in the United States Price,' 25 cents a bottle, Sold by all druggists throughout the world. Be surd and ask for MRS WaisLOV'; SonTnxsn SYRUP.' A 117 • It covers the groz&mcl —the B. & C. corset. It is perfect in shape and fit, is boned with Kabo, which will not break nor roll up, and if you are not satisfied, after wearing it two or three weeks, return it and get your money. Fos Male by J. A. S1'EWART, Exeter 011, A GOUGH. Will you heed the warning. The sigua' perhaps of the sure approach of that anor. terrible disease Consumption, Ask your selves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50e-, to runthe risk and do nothing for it We know from experience the Shiloh's Cure will, cure your cough. I - never fails; Wnr nor TREAT?- Why not treat sum} troubles as boils, pimples, blotches, corns humors, eruptions, rashes, skiu irritations etc., with Burdcoi:; Blood Bitters. It i Belled with virtue as a blood purifier an, goes right to the right spot. 11 makes tit akin bri,.ht and clear, while also invi(tora ing the entire system. Srnaosteo-Supposing you suffer from some disease Suppose it is dyspepsia o biliousness or constipation or bad blood Suppose you learn that Burdock Btoo l3itterslaas cured thousands of eases o these and similar eaamplaints,- Don't yor suppose you ought to try it? It canna harm you and in nine cases out of ten i cures. 189, 1891 A FINE .ASSORTMENT —UF— Far,cy Goods lA Odor Cltses, Dressing Crises, Shaving Cases, Collar and Cuff Cases. Manicures, etc., F. J. KNIG.- T., ? 9TE WXT Valley and Staple Groceries, LI Ui RS,. • VIVARS, `201,3A CO, cC.t.I„et('. (New loe;tted in Mace's old stout. Infain-et For finest Groceries and Teas, Be sure to call andsee ate; Perin the corner store, in Muee'sblock. Yen will land we have the finest stud; Of goods thateopledaily use, Our 1'011 end coffees and our *pica. We keep in tithe-botb clean and nice - And those who've purchased Aught have found Full sixteen ounces to the puuud. "Upon the shelves you'll always lindf Conned treats of every hurt and kind; 'ttola-cs too. and honey sweet, And evrup that can tire be heat : pried Fruits and Raisins. sweet and clean. Fine 011eese and natter may be seen. And Olit'ee. t'atsup. $sure s and Oita Put up in bottles of all styles; In fact everything your heart could wish, I!rom s,araines up to salted fast,, All kinds of brushes brooms and rope, Baskets, wash.- cards. tubs or soap. We will sell yen. cbe.w by lots or weights, Or trade for produce, poultry and eggs. F, d. KNIGHT 'CILDERS, PAUXTER.S, PU.ASTER-- kRS, BLACKSMITH' AND WAGON MAKERS' TINWARE, ITC, NEW SEEDS Stcol Nails, Shingles, Late Finishing, Casing. LOCKS -Rim, \Mortise, Dead, Rabbitetl, ,. Famous Gravity, Rim Mortise HON ES -Spring, Butts el' and Strap. ske '• 'Wood and Brick, Shutters, &c. Boiled and law Oils, Turpentine Somerville Leant. aril readymarle l:'nints, Varnishes, Japans. Plaster Hair, tlaleine Plaster, Portland and Akron Cements, 4Ce. Blacksmith Coal, Iron, horse Shoes, Nails Cast Steel., Carriage Axles, Springs &e, Wagon Makers' Rim, Hobbs, Spokes, Wheels, Trimmings. Eavestrough, ;Milk Pans, Cans, 20, 25, 30 gallon; Tin Boilers, &e. Furnace work. Thema; TWINS—Common sense, Crown, Blue Ribbon, Composite, Flax. Femmes Seeds -Mangold, Turnip,Clove r Red, Aleike, Timothy, and all kinds of garden seeds, Churns, Barb and Anneulod Wiro, &c' Baby Carriages to hand, cheap. A CALL SOLICITED. JAS. N. ROWARD, W. H. MUNCH, Proprietor. Manager. TRE WATERLOO IIfIITUAL FIRE I IST:MAN°ECO. Established in 1863. HEAD OFFICE • WATERL OO, ONT. Thiscomr.anv has been overSighteeu years in successful operation in Western Onario,'and continues to insure against loss or lfamagt by Wire Buildings Merchan- dise, Manufactories, and all other descrip- tions of insurable property, Intending insurers bavethe option of insuring on the Premium Note or Dash System. During toast ten years this Com- panybas issued 57,096 Policies. covering property to t ne atuount0f $40,872,058; and paid n losses alone $709,752,00. Assets, W06,100.00, consisting of Cash MBank Government Dernsitandthe un- assesst d Premium Notes on can and in 'ores. W WArtnen ,'i. D .Preatdett O. a4. -DA MOIL Secretary. J.ii.Hvonas,in- spector. CHAS. SNELL,'.wont for Nlxeter and fctnity. CENTRAL Drug Store A full stock of all kinds of Dye- stuffs and package Dyes, constantly on hand, Winan's Condition Powd- the best .in the mark- et and always fresh. Family recip- es carefully prepared at Central Drug Store Exetei. es LUTZ. ZURICH CARRIAGE WORES —FOR THE SUMMER TRADE— We have en band tbefinest assortment of Vehicles, including BUGGIES, OAIIRIAGES, GI,]ADSTONES and WAGONS Of all kinds, we have ever shown, ROAD ()AAHTS A SPE :OI-AI.rCSI', The wotk it first-class, of the best material and latest styles. Our workmen Ore experienced, and we guaranteesatisfact on. Prises as low as are consistent with first -easy workmanship and material. .a11 and gee our stock, FRED. HESS, Prop -41111.$137 14,V1W171Z2) Spring Stook of Shelf and. B cavy TInt clwar'G ''' ° rr-CONSI'G`STI NGG- tOF— OF— LOCHS, i b ,, ITS, ETC. HALF CAti'AIT.S. Window Glass Putty, Pants and Oils -A-LL KINDS OF W:-- 8488, BUCKTHORN, FILED and ANNEALED Akt Lowest Cash Prices. BI SETT BROS. X',$. -Also fiarst-class stock ot Tinware to select from;-B.E Life is too short for Au ht BUT HIGH ENDEAVOR. I endeavor to produce the very best gi.lods in my line, not only U best in quality And Huish, but in value, I am sending out some very beautiful ?HILI CANS this spring, far exceeding any precious effort, My stock of material for spring work, such as Eavetroughing, Roofing, S4c., is extensive and complete, and workmanship is the very best. I solicit your order for T►UUGHING OR ROOFFING, Grwranteeiuug Sati.sfaotion. I have without exception the nicest assortment of MILK PAILS, STRAINING PAILS, to be found anywhere, ranging in price from 20 cents to $t.00. Note the price of MILK PANS : Smelt size, i,5c. to $2.00 per dozen ; Large size, $i.00 to $3.00, Who -would go without a Dipper when. you can get one for 5 cents ? EVER YOURS, WILLI POLL AND. NOTICE. ./ Fresh—and .New STOCK OF GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERY Juet arrived at the family Grocery. Also Pure Eatraots and Spioes. A. beautiful piece of glass- ware given away with one lb. Mayell's Baking Powder. Dashwood Roller Flour for sale. Call and examine oar goods before pus: phasing elsewhere. G. A. HYNDMAN. 1ahni ! 0 H z H Coos Mins** One Door South of Post Offico —HE HAS— A NEW AND COi11PLETF1 —STOCK OF -- Boots & Shoes. Sewed work a speciality. Repairing promptly attended to. GEO. MANSON, DO YOU © WANTTOBTJY FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE t AT LOWER RATES THAN SHAM GOODS H —ARE USUALLY SOLD— THE BEST YET ! THE CHEAPEST YET THE BIGGEST YET Overcoatings at any price ; Suit- ings at any price ; Pantings at any price Best Ordered Clothing pl odaced in Exeter Gentlemen 1 leave your orders eat ly. for with the best staff of Tailors ; the best stock of Fine Trimmings, and the best Cutting in. Town, yea are sure of satisfete Oen 6.. J. SIZT'EL1.,. —TEEN CALL AT— GIDLEY'S —ONLY FIRST-C;LASS— keliable Goo s At Prices Lower that so -cap. led Cheap Houses can give Undertaking in all if Branches. S. GIDLEY, (Sueoessor to C. & S. Gidley) ODDFELLOWS' BLCQ