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VOL. XVIII. NO. 30,
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1891
LEGAL.
LIL 0 IOKSON, Rarrister, Soli-
. oitm or eupreme Court. Note
.eablio. !a aveyaucer, Cemneiseioner, itc
axonal( te boom.
0 Oleo Fan on% Rio ok Exeter
RioL oaaaNs,
Wnger, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc.,
legEBER. - seem
(Moe ever the Poet Office.
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Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Conveyancers ac, (to.
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OFFICE, - MAIN STREET, 'EXETER.
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Member of the Royal College of Deetat
Surgeons.) Teeth ineerteo with or without
Piateeie fiche or Belo or. A Hate Arrestlietio
given*: sr the p 'deices eetraettop of teeth,
Pletee segued Aunty in OW Mouth by
Tt."11 3 ilme Pato A t Valve.
0.FFIQE Over O'Neira
Levan every Crafty.
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Block, MaIneet, Eneter,
Retracts Teeth wIthent
eta lu 4way et ilresennon
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API fourth Tuesday: and
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tory Exeter.
'113. ELYNDAIAN, coroner for ae
County of Huron. Otago, opp Atte
Caellog Bre*. store, Exeter.
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DR. J. A. ROLLINS,A1.0.1),
0 . Office, of St, Exeter, Ont.
Beettlenee, holm recently ocemplad by P.
2,LoPhillipe, Esq.
F. CUTTEN, O. M.,
Graduate Trinity University, Tor-
onto t Fel. Trin Med. aohool.Torouto ; Qrad.
A.m Oraidology ; Member N. Y. Mae.
Anthropology; 1tember Col. P. S..
office. Dashwood. Ont.
DR. DAVID M. STAEBLER,
or
Physician, Surgeon. eta. Having anent the
winter of 1886-87 in New York, and winter of
stee• .6e in Vienna, Austria.
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DR. WOOT)R1JFF
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. Auctioneer for Counties Huron and
Middlesex. Residence), 1 mile south of Exeter.
P. 0.. Exeter.
FBOSSENBERRY, General Li-
. oenaed Auctioneer Sides conducted
in all -parts. eatisfaotionguaranteed. che,rges
moderate. Hansen P 0, Ont.
ENRY EILBER Licensed Auc-
tioneer for the Counties of efuron Indian
Medicine Dealers sell Dr Morse's
and Middlesex . wee conducted at mod- Root Pills.
orate restee. omce , at Post-ofdoe, Ovid.
ton Ont.
Keep in Mind
The 2.61th of 2ra.7
McTavish Co. are turn-
ing out some/lobby.. Suits for
the holiday. Special Tweed
Pants $1.25.
MILLINERY! MILLINERY!
The rush to our Show Roams
shows how the ladies appreciate
stylish MIllidety. Everybody goes
?may delighted.
We are showing some beauliliel
lInes of DRESS GOODS in the
new Colors ; Trimmings to match.
Special.
Cashmere Hose, Ladies' Colored
Ktd Gloves and Cotton Undero,ear.
4. d. MoTAVISH & 00.
The well known streugthenine propertiee
et
combined unit the other tone aad
a UtOotPerfOet Pervine, are found in ealterht
Iron Pills, %bleb /strengthen the nerve* and
y. atm improve the blood Rud COInplex
tom
Lest week one of Beefielors old teal well
linown resute passed too to his long
Ineme. Joint Simeon wars mu over an
May let, by a wagon in hie gardeu, and two
weeks After died trove the effects of the in-
juries then received Deemed was horn
aL Oleuttuar. Scotland, 00 April 27th, ISM
and GAWP to Amerlite in 1831. in which
year Mimis married, hie wife dying mate
21 years agolo Stanley.
St'.t TOUR 011OStilt-AVLIOU TOR make
tip your mind to Mlle Hoag Sersaperills,
do not be indueed to buy some other pro
iteration instead. Clarke may claim that
"male as good na Hood'a" and all Htt,
lint the peculiar merit oilloas Sereaparilla
oeuriat tie equalled. Therefore leave melt
ing to do with sithatitutes And insist upon
having Hood's Sarsaparilla, the boat blood
purifier and building -up roctilehte.
Xtia our painful duty to record the death
of Mr James Ithut, which took place on
Sunday of lest week at the age of 62 years,
at Leaabury. Mr limn ',vas A native of the
province of Ulster, in Ireland. Ho came to
Canada abont.15 years ago and settled in.
Blanabard, where he lived until about 20
years ago, when he moved to IlloKillop. Ho
was an honest, unassuming man. and was a
member of the Church of England, and in
polities a staunch Cortiervative.
Manes or raTIOOTISH -Wm o14 NM -
wounds of veterans are surely marks of
patriotism, and the speedy and permanent
relief of such is as surely a benefection Mr
Harvey R States. of Andalmia, Pa, 13 5 A,
January 31, 1889, writes: "I wan wortnded
in the hip in the late war, and till within a
short time have suffered with toy wounds.
I have been in halide of (looters often, but
St Jacobs Oil hes been of more benefit, as
afterits use I have not had pain for months"
It is a benefactor.
OOSSIMPTION Ann =No DISTIOULTInS.-
Always arise from particles of corrupt mat
ter deeposlted in the air -cells, by impure
blood. Purify that stream of life and it
will very soon carry off and destroy the
poisonous matter, and like a crystal river
flowing through a desert, will bring with it
and leave throughout the body tbe elements
of health and strength As a river, leaving
the elements of fertility in its course,
cams the before barren waste to bloom
with flowers and Ire% so pure blood causes
the frame to rejoice in strength and health,
and bloom with unfailing beauty. All
H. PORTER, GENERAL:
D. AuotioneerandLandValuator. Orders
sent by mail lo ray a d erase, .8 Wield P O.,
svoireceiveprompt attention. Terme under-,
ate. D. E. -PORTER, Anotioneer,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
yrONE/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND
-7.1.per cent, $26,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
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Barrister . Exeter
SURVEYING.
MIRED W. FARNCOMB,
Provincial Land Surveyor and Civil En-
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—AND—
Very Encouraging.
From all parts comes the
good tidings that fall wheat
has passed through the °hang.
ing periods of winter safely,
and that fully 95 per cent. of
last fall's sowing is now pre-
senting a very encouraging
growth and strength. For
many years it has not looked more
favorable and offering greater prom,
ises to the tiller of the soil, and all
must feel an interest ip the result;
and it is nevertheless true that the
undersierned has never placed be -
lore the needy public a larger
variety of goods, a better class ot
goods and a better stock to select
from than at present : comprising
Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings,
Ladies' Dress Goods in all kinds
andshades needed; also Ladiesand
Gents' Fine Boots and Shoes ; also
children's. Groceries and Crockery,
Wall -paper and Cutlery. Kindly
call and examine for yourselves.
Farm produce taken in exchange
for goods and prices paid for same
according to quality.
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13niers-.-The briework of Mr Wm
Youine's new house was completed lot week
Mr G. Heiman. of Exeter. who hex the cep -
tract baa given good eittiefaellott both in the
brick and atone work of the buildiug. Mr
Beaman is et present engegebl in the eree-
tion of a briek house for °atter BA'Os., of
the eon. of AfeGillivray.-Mr Henry
Baldwin Is circulating a petition among the
mere of thin neighborhood, solicnino
sigtuttureti to be presented to the municipal
couuoil, asking them to perm a b-lew grant-
ing the privilege to ferueera to build Toed
fences tux feet out on the road, providing
the IWO% are constru .tee of wire. It ie te.
be 'tepee Ur Baldwin will meet with the
success width hie efferte 44:44 the improve -
toga he is telvoeetiog ile4erVe• SS the
erection of wire fences is one of the beat,
if not the only available uterine of prevent.
Ing ;he seouniulitton o Now on the reeds,
which so often duriug tho winter menthe
very seriously aefee,te the metal treat.
.41arys.
Dniars-)fr and Mtn Reht Eaten, who
bare been residents of St Muer for ewer 80
yew, left for Toronto on Monday, where
they will in future reside. -Mise Nom
Cleueh is home from Buffalo Ort VIM -
H. White has tulle I...teamed from
bi late illuerne-Mr Trow promised the
eleetera et It Marys that iso would Age to it
ttutt a government po't office was tweeted
in the 640DOICAVII this year. Theestimetee
have come dozen but we fall to dee any
appropriatiou for a new post Mee for here,
Mr Trim nits 110 'WILLOW With the severe
went, and SO long Al be represents ns, we
ed not look for substantial faVGTO from the
Revel -mean Hai Mr Slmrp been elected
hie ittflueneo with the gavernmeet would
certainly have entered us the much myth. -
cd awl equally desired huildine.-On the
3rd of Jima W. H. (embalm ae Son, acme -
panted. by ,Itt,a Graham will ead for Scot -
laud, Mr Grew is tekiug Nevem], Atm
specionne of 'clews, Carriage horses with
him. He le also teldng several Ormadian
earnagea and boggle,' and lirneee. The
earl iego teams art the finest INS have eeen.
Returning Mr (irabam will make another
importation of wine.) of Seotland's best
elyileadale stallion:to. We wish Wlm success
ou Iiia voyage going and returning. --A
match of Increase WWI played at St Idarye
Monday between the Stratford Juniera and
the Alert Juniors for the St Maya western
diatriet teophyaresulting in a win for the
Alerts through default.
seees4-4--
Cioderioh
BRIM -The ealtouners,Zephic anti Tod -
man, arrived, last week teem Thessalon
with lumber for Mt N. Dyreent.-The scow,
Louise, with a cargo of hoops and staves
from Wallacebure, reached hero Thursday.
The fish of n trap gave a etnrgoon over 70
lbs weight anti 41 feet, 2, inches long.--Tbe
Salvation Army barracks ia rising rapidly
-There was a special meeting of the Publio
Sohool Bearden Tuesdayevening, at which
Itta Pare, the Principal,. was unanimously
appointed a member of the Board of.Exam
iners.-The fouutaina on the equate have
been put injorder and walks and grana plots
nicely fixed. -The tug built by Mr Manton
left on Suuday last for Wiarton,-Barrister
Hays, of Seaforth, holidayed in town. -The
choir of the North at Meth. church were
present a a tea meeting at Auburn on
Friday evg.---Mr Geo. Mawen, of Hansen,
was in Godorieh last Thursday. -The Dis
triot meeting of the Meth ohnroh was held
in this town lust week, and was largely at
tended„ --The steamer, 'City, of Windsor,'
was in port on Friday. -Judge Doyle was
called to Sault Ste Marie last Saturday by
the serious illness of hie mother.-- The Co
Council assembles next Tuesday. -Dr Ham-
ilton, of Cornwall, is visiting relatives in
the circular town. -The Goderioh creamery
is again in full operation. -Dr and Mrs
Wilson, of Loudon, were in town this week.
-The A. 0. U. W. of town, and many
brethren from Bluevale, Auburn and Dun
gannon, marched to the North et Methodist
church on Sunday morning, -The schooner
,Koljoyel sailed for Georgian Bay last week,
salt laden. -The queen's birthday was fine,
nut awfully cold."
Anderson.
Binars-Artbnr Beatty, of Toronto Uni-
versity, is spending his vacation at home.
-The Sunday school purpose giving a pie
ole in Mr John Lane's grove on June 1st.
Arrangements have been made to invite a
number of base ball teams. A grand time
is expected,, -Dr Robinson and wife, of
Freesoil, Michigan, are visiting Mr John M.
Robinson and family of this plaoe. The
Dr is still in the buoyancy of youth. Our
learned friend is loud in his commendations
of the people of Anderson in having under-
taken the erection of so magnificent a
sanctuary. Your correspondent voices the
community in wishing the Dr and his
amiable wile a continuance to them of the
blessings and favore of life. -Well, Mr
Editor, as the old-greaned letter usually
began, I take pen in hand, hoping you are
well; eto., and permit me to inform you and
your intelligent readers that I have had
some peculiar experiences of late. It is an
established fact that, to tho , reader variety
is necessary to awaken and sustain interest
and to also give pleasure. Applying the
same philosophy in my agricultural pursuits
and musing upon the sublime thoughts
suggested by nature, my imagination reach
eel its climax by the assistance of the plow
handle upon colliding with a hugh stone,
thus raising me from earth to think of
higher things. Its a failing I suppose to be
always wondering, but, hoirever, I was one
day trying to figure out how a horn with a
6 -inch foot could walk comfortably in a
0 -inch furrow, but was more bewildered at
the celerity with which. the animal could
run in it. I have also tried bee culture
but was forced to quit the business as the
cost in diminishingthe swellings was greater
than my piofits. I then went in for base
hall but my Pi ! aombivation vu::t
hown from igXtirli , I co
quently baoame dl�lustedwlth t o peculiar
outfit wItiola. I had to assume ao that wit crecliton.
presence et a portant etation in the field
would be noticeable. I have therefore re-
solved Mr Editor to quit all tillage that
pertain nut to thy limier and glory, and will
in the future acquaint you of all who have
reseed t a the happy heuting-grortud, and
of three who origin to be there.
Qreeuway
MOIEFS---The Parkhill Telephoue. Co.
deeelve twitch credit for the 'labile spirit
they have shown in establishing a line
through thee of the hes country districts
west of Toronto. They will have lams
at Grand Bee -1 and Corbett pest oflieee and
at the resilience of Mr John Sherritt, Dep.
Reeve, of Stephen. Mr R Mel'hereott one
of the ti at settlers in this pert of the
coentry gave the firetorder over the wire.
Mr Charley Harrison bee charge of the
work of placing the wire aoJ instruments
he and his men were entertained and
treated to a, supper at the residence of Mr
W .1 Wileon Stturday evening afteenplae
ing au instrument to the Beaton House.
They expect to have the line completed to
Grand Bend by Feeley The Boat=
Atettindi9t Sabbath Scheel have decided to
hold their annual Sabbath Selma! pienie
at lake Huron Wednesday Juno 17th. All
the Sahhaeh Scheele on (head Beuti ehealt
expected to unite and enjoy the day
together. -Mr Geo teherritt has been elect
ee to represent the Orend Bend chose:. ee
the eonfeeenee to open at Windsor Jnne
4th'43r Samuel MeLinehey had three
welle bored and failed to get gond water;
ottani::: 'tempted, he bed the lth pet down
and succeeded in getting first class wa'er.
whieh rises within a few feet of the top -
Mr Baesenberry met with au accident
lest Monday, His horse known as eYroune
Fulton' got frighteued out neer the Ilea,
and threw ldi» all', breaking one of his
ribs and collar lieut.-Nearly all our citi-
zens spent the 2-I1h at the lake In the
eveniam when they returnei they were
entertained in front of the post Oleo by a
display cf fire works. -Mr Thom Stinem,
)r, of Bayfield, epent the 2lth with his
friends liere.-We are having very enol
weather this week -Mr Jelin Siterritt hae
bought nearly all the tenths and. fat alteep
within Ilve or six. mace of thus place.
Several who hero gold to him during the
past few years continue to sell to him, he
ming the very highest prices.
Hensall
Bmere-Tho eoqnet players are getting
off their coats. -A game of base Waives play -
ea on Wednesday night between the married
and single men of town, which reeulted in a
bed defeat for thelatter.-The twenty-fourth
was celebrated in Hensall aniiAlit great
retoicing. There were a few sports whioh
Fused off iu a Med interesting manner.
-Me champion in the all round contest was
,a. Jr McNaughtou, of London. Qaite a
modest young mau, too, in the imam of
Joseph Norris was no mean contestant for
second place, but as Joo does uot profess
great skill or art except on skates, we
must credit him with good results. -Our
school boys went to Creditor) and played a
gamo of toot ball with the young men of
that place and held their own nicely as
neither won A goal. Others went to the
various towns where there were sports.
and report themselves well pleased with
the day's proceedines.-Mr Ed Beason -
berry's colt "Frank Wood" won lst money
at Lucan.-Mrs Cook is very low with a
severe attack of la grippe. --Mr James
McTaggert paid he North a flying visit. -
Mr J. McArthur, of the bank, has return-
ed from the Sault. -The Temperance
organization of this place held a concert in
in the M. E. church on Monday evening
which proved very interesting as quite a
number et the pieces were reudered in ex-
cellent style. -Tho Crediton foot ball
players are willing to play a return match
ou 1st July. -We would like to play the
Centralia boys for a bit of fun. We can
sympathize with Centralia as Hensall is in
the Name hole with them. -Croquet is the
order of the day, and some of the boys
play a pretty fair game. -Lawyer Dert
and wife, of Micchell,visited at his sister's
Mrs Sutherland, on 25th. -Mr Pope is
domg a good business as is also Mr Mc
Pherson. -The villagers are busy planting
potatoes. -Mr W. Horigins' trotting filly,
Bessie G, is in good form . but as she has
just lately recovered from a severe sick-
ness, Mr H. does not intend trotting her.
-Robt Norris, of Staffa, is visiting at J.
T. Wren's. -Miss Mowbray, of White-
chureh, is in the village and propose§
getting up a class of pupils to take lessous
in oil painting. -Mrs Cook has gone to
Hamilton to visit her son Charles, who
was attending the Commercial College, but
who very lately secured a situation with a
wholesale house before his term of study
had expired. This speaks well for Charlie,
who we believe was highly recommended
by the principal of the school. It says
much for the school as well. -Mr and Mrs
Arnold visited friends in London on 21th
and 25th. -.Our neat little burg sprang into
existence about 15 years ago and since then
has progressecl in the building line very
favorably, we have some very fine buildings
especially dwellings. Of the business places
McEwen's block are good
and the I. O. 0. F. banding compares with
any. These are of the best. In business
she began slowly but steadily but has mov-
ed along at a good speed, and today we
believe out rivals any town or village of
twice her size in business. The reason
We cannot tell, but one thing the business
is there and is being done. Other places
complain of dull times, no such cry here.
Our Motto is Onward. -Mr end Mrs J. C
Stoneman visited at Lambeth . -Messrs
Ballentine & Wood. shipped 3 car loads of
export cattle from here on Saturday. Mr
Ballentine has gone to England with the
shipment.
English Spavin Liniment removes al
hard, soft Dr calloused Lumps andBlemishes
from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore .
and Swollen Throat, Couggs, etc.. Save
so by use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish (lure ever known.
Sold by C. Lutz, Druggier.
BRIEFS -Mrs John ii.ralter intendeleaviug
shortly on a three mouths' trip to Cuter
web England -On Thursday last while
out driving, Ur B. Brown. shoemeker,
had a very narrow eseape. lie had been
speeding hie pony when she tock fright
and ditched him. Mr Brown was violently
thrown from his cart and had hie face
eeveeely bruised ; his arm was .also lever-
. aten and required some Dtitoluzig. We
are old to see him get out so well as he
4114 and hope to sCe MID at work ea tweet,
On:wily-A greet many Maser
came horn* to celebrate the Qneen'e birth
day with ua. -On Tuesday morning two
heeutifully marked epaulet doge. evidently
lost, were seen around tlu vtie; a few
home later they were eeeght worrying
aheep In Mr Finkle bush itt-it, of
here, but hy the time they were diecoverel
they hail killed several larvae and some
older aheep. Mr Finkbeiner 'rid been
Warkh% neer by in the hush end heerd
the melee and when itegot there he itruntel
Lately set to work to despeteh the dogs
with a club, but had some troulde in doing
60 He, however, succeeded in fixing them
se that they will be no further trouble to
'sheep, and their wester will have two 1059
to feed. 3.1r Wan el s-er also heal aline
sheep in the bush and is a toiler to the ex
tent of about nele. Finkhelaer'a leas
ie
about he same. From what eau
teemed the dna helouged to Mart; klerlh
of Exeter, and were seperated trent thetr
fluster oh Mouthy wade he wee iu ere in
tort. It. is too bad that °he oweers tif the
elihep wet be unable te ret.aner tiennagee sit
this particular ease. and it is oito a pity
Viet two each well hied dein went snit
primly t cue of, es it le not likely
Choy would have coramtittel eitli a reek
t had t ty been Jed.
Tice 72nd Anniversary of Her lefatenty,"ri
birthday was celebrattil in terediten ua
right royal style. The weenier wag previa.
VIA su 1 (1`11,17111111/41 St'fMr4 faverae t3 far ft.
SUCleatal day at Crelitlm, it being the etnly
village clew at liana lettere sue eilehretint
of the event was beiug held. circa prepar.
%tins heti been made by the enterprising
citizene to wee the flay a seceees mid
render the 1701101 as plealinit as posaible for
visitors. Will firmed iirche4 epannel toe
street, et verione points. bunting of the
nationel celore wris atretchel from atom ti
store, while to the breego from alined every
itenso top floated the grand old Unioe Jaok
-all adding pleasantness to the 000140011114,
attritetiveuesa to the scene.
The forenoon commenced with a call-
zImmpiau parade, the prizes ,for which were
(divided mm ug the Wee. This Waqnu
amusing featlird of the dare proceedings,
and highly appracikted, there being Nome de
serving characters. Next came the base ball,
a match between the elittutehlendera" of
Zurich and the 00rediton Stara." For the
first of the seamn and considering that
many of the platten were totally "freshet
the game was a good one and some med.
torioua playing was done The game re -
suited in favor of the "Crediton Stara" by
one runethe score standing 16-17
Sam Silber 3 Win. Hoffman ...,0
Nem Sweet ******** •......1 liess.•. 41•••• ***** 2
. 0 j. Irwin
Ben Eilber II. Weber
3 J.Deicherts. ....3
1
Ikri.sttlilthhai • ••• 11099 ....... ••••••*2
J ..... T- Snell
Wm.efot,,.. 2 L. Lippert
Sol Holtzman-. .....3 C.Fritz
Tufa 17 Total
16
E Eilber umpired the game to the satieface
iron of all, while Mr Chris Kibler held the
,'core book. This acmcluded the morning's
program. In the afternoon at 1,30 the
band lead the crowd to the grounds, and
by two °Week a very large number of people
had assembled to witness the various games
and spines, most of which were keenly
contested. Following is the prize list of sae -
useful competitors: Shooting match for
V and a shake purse. Messrs Benj. Eilber
and Frank Treibnet wore a tie, and Mr T.
haying no more shells they decided to
divide lst and 2nd money. Following is
the score
Ilandford I................ o o0 0 0 1110 0-3
TreibnerF . 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1-6
000000 00 01-1
Snell Al 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0-2
Yearley W....... o 1 0 0 0 I j00-4
EilberS,.......... ...... 0110010010-4
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Next came the fool ball match between
the Hensel] and Crediton teams. After
playing for more than an hour the game
was withdrawn. neither team having made
a goal, Both teams are well matched and
some good playing was done.
Then oame the athletic games, Although
there were ouly three or four contestants
the competition was keen and splendid work
was done. Following is the list :-
Standing Jump, 3 ent-Ohas Fritz,
Zurich, 11 ft 10 in; J Jones, Stephen, 11 ft
oi
Running Jump, 3 ent-Chas Fritz, 18 ft
81 in ; E Hodeins, Mt Oarmel, 18 ft 4 in.
Runumg-hop.step-and-jump, 3 int -E.
Hodgins. 401 ft ; 0 Fritz, 88 11 10 in.
High Jump, 3 ent-0 Fritz, 4 ft 5 in ;
E Jones, 4 ft 2 in.
Running High jump, E Hodgins, 5 ft
10 in • E Jones, 5 ft 9 in.
Vaulting with pole, a tie between Hedging,
Fritz and Jones, 8 ft 10 in.
Standing three Jumps, 4 ent-J Jones
32 ft 5/iu; P Sipple, Zurioh, 81 ft 9 in.
Tossing Caber, 100 lbs -P Sipple, 26 ft
71in ; H Weber, Zurich, 25 ft 3 in,
Patti -1g Stone, P Sippie, 38 ft 9 in ; J.
Jones 38 ft 7 in.
Fat man's race, 8 ent-P Sipple, 0Eibler
0 rediton, eleven seconds.
100 yard race, 4 tint -0 Fritz, E Hodgins
101 seconds.
100 yard hurdle race, 3 hurdles. 4 ent -
E Hodgins; 4 McLennan, Ansa Craig
Boys MOO 100 yds, -W Dignan, Exeter
Omer Hodgins, Credikon:
Threading the Needle,---Osoar Hoclgins,
Geo Eilber, W Link.
13oy's raoe 50 yards --Chas Finkbeiner,
D Sanders, D Feltner.
Horse race, half mile bast two in three,
4 ent-,Tas Clarke's, Gray Eagle, lst ; L
Handford's, Brown at, 2nd. The other
horses were distanced.
The day's proceedings concluded with a
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JOHN • Wang ofe fiON
PubDoter
and Proprietor
Bargain Depot
We have something particularly nice
in ladies' Kid Bootslow Oxford Tie
Slippers ; they are of the very newest
4esins, in fact a combination of neat"Mee, etnrifort anti durability, and gate bo
bought at ri,ght prieea.
While we are pertieulerly %Leiden to
please the ladies, we by no means forget
ehe gentlemen. To he coneenesta
this, call and Imo our aerate' KR and
Cordavan B the they are really eleeent ;
erg every, description of heavy weer will
be found here in large quantitive,
Don't forget aur inotco a_hs Beat
values at lowest pricea." Our bargains
in Skirtings, Embrouleries, Brocaded
'metres, Creme Goode, are equally lur-
ing. Don't forget the plaed-
:MARKET STORE•
j, P, ROSS.
greni led! given by Landlord Hill, ot the
neemmereial hotel. tin the witolea element
day was spent lw ell, and, the reeide oi
Crefeen :tretebi o1liwuuI, teet 11111Y
on the u.czofia of the *Weir but ler tbe
pleesiogirz wheel' the program WU
eerried out.
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Dasbwood.
A huge number from here attended
the celebration of the Queen's oirthday
at Credizon, while others spent the day
rt Grand Bend.- Mr and him J, Witzel
are at.Rresent visiting friends in Wilmot
and vaeinity.-A large mettle from S. S.
No. 4, Hay, passed through our village
on Monday last on them way to the
Bend. We have nut heard as yet Hour
&tool will have a picnic this year or
not. It will soon bo time to decide. -
The boys are practising foot -ball at pro-
aent. -We do nut think that the church
fence needs any repairing at present
although it did get rather melt tutuage
one Sunday not long ago. It pays to
bu ld atrong fences. -Mr. A. Lehman
is in our village again in the employ of
Mr. J., Soldon.
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ICirleton.
Dames -In the last two lame of this
paper the correspondent of a rural settle
anent to the INT W of Eirktenvizi-Plugtovm
has served up a dialled seirtulous composi-
tion to the numerous readers of the Exeter
Tines, which is compatible with the
character of the young men who live in the
vicinity of Plugtowu. The correspondent
of the aforementioned place evidently gloats
on the conduot of the 'tamer& slake" he
refers to, no doubt being one of the gang
himself. For the past few *Peeks a number
of living creatures that call themselves men
have degraded themselves so low, and have
such little regard for the Sabbath day as
to lay in wait for persons going home from
church and cause them considerable annoy
ante by stretching ropes across the road to
trip them. Not satisfied with this they
block up gateways with rails, and to still
further show their insanity climb trees and
give vent to the 1008t 'hideous gene. We
leave it to people with commonsense to
judge which come nearest to the description
your Plugtowneoribe given i e an animal
which these enlightened individuals call s
thing; yes indeed which? Young men and
ladies going quietly along the road, or these
who call themselves men, and who can find
no better employment for the Sabbath day
than insulting respectable people on the
highway. Animals! Yea, more time that
they would be a disgrace to any menagerie
in existence .-Several of our citizens die
played their loyalty by hoisting Union
Jacks over their residenoee on Sunday and
Monday last. -The garden pasty held at
Mr Wm Robinson's on Friday lad, passed
off successfully. Proceeds $10. --Miss R
Doupo is visiting Mauls in the vicinity.
Rodgerville.
Benue -Wm Reid has removed to a
farm north of Hensall to reside. -Miss M.
McDonald, of Stratford, is -visiting at Mr
Rodgor's.-Mrs Gray, wife of Rev I. Gray,
Kincardine, is spending a few days with her
aunt, Mrs Lamb. -Mr S. Powell, wife and
family, of Exeter, visited friends in Rodger
villa on the 25th. -Mr Hadley Doan, the
genial mail carrier, is making improvements
on his house. -Mr Wm White, our popular
horse -buyer is busily engaged in buying up
horses for the Montreal raarket.--Messrs J
Manning and J Patterson have sold their
fat cattle at a good figures -A valuable colt.
belonging to Mr Wm Russell, Hay, died last
week: cause lock -jaw. -A number of onei
residents took in the picnic) at Se:smith on
the 25th. They report a good time. -
Bethesda Sunday School Anniversary was
a grand euocess. As usual there was a
large crowd in attendance: everything pasI
ed off pleasantly. -We are pleased to be
able to state that Frank Case, son of Thos.
M Case, has almost recovered from a severe
attack of pleurisy. -We regret to state that
Mr Rodger, the venerable founder of
Rodgerville has been ailing for several daye;
we wish him a speedy recovery . -Mr j E
Tom, P S Inspeotor, visited S S No 1,
Usborne, on the 10th and expressed him
self as highly pleased with the progress
made in the school eine° his last vieit.-Mr
Bob Roes, of Gowanside Farm has broken
iu his new driver to go single. She is well
bred, has good action and premises to make
a superior roadster. -The prooeeds of the
entertainment at Bethesda arnonnted to
raliktre..1 C,ry for Vrtc,1 er':3 Castor10
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