HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-1-21, Page 8e late Draw a line from tlm Lake
felt iiia e is ieese to :Mlellen anti then
by way lel Stela and Cromarty to Fel-
baton mid ]tussetdale, then south to
Rtr.t
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Wood
thee
again
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to Clendeboyc and tern[ retina; by way
of McGuire, Mount Caanlel,Corbett and
Greenway at Grand T3eed you have
the outside Boundary of the field wvhieli
11 H ^^a MART
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aims to cover with its goodsandand ens
tourers. To secure this we have eo
keep a large supply and certainly are.
riot failing in this respect. Our store
slrterall , ciowded sritlz goods and
Hofday Stock ready for seekers of Hol-
iday Gifts, Every d?sire>abie thing we
could think of lets been placed to meet
our eustoaners wants fled no y we'cor-
diall �. - t0 ite thein and their friends to
o
call and pass re pleasant half hour in
looking through. • We wish to make
our store worthy of
BA ."ton, ern e� ri
'"l, t
1$ai� our �,i�.,-,.t,,_a a
Itilpt11I'SulPea
and now with little fear ask for their
•' verdict.
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THE MART. ENEpten,
LOCAL JO TiNcis.:
$500 Reward. See advt.
Ice in good condition at the rink.
Blacksmiths hard coal at Cobblediek
& Folland's.
For fine black suit try J. H. Grieve
Merchant Teller.
.- Don't forget that there ' is splendid
skating in the ice rink.
Heavy Hardware almost given away,
at Cobbledick $: Folland's.
If you valet a first elass farm on easy
terrns`call on Jean Spackman, Exeter.'
•Cohbledicl. & FolIand are 'offering.
shelf Hardware at prices away down.
Don't forget to call and see ' J. H
Grieves $10 overcoatsbefore purchas-
ing...
Ladies should call and see .the dis
,play of tube paints at Cobbledick &
Tolland's:
BURDOCK PILLS cure ' sick head
acne by regulating the stomach, liver,
and bowels.
So many have been cured of rheum
tismby Hoods Seasaparilla that we
urge all who suffer from the disease to
try this medicine.
A meadow lark was seen on the St.
Marys road near Elimville on Monday.
It appeared to: be: in a thriving coedit
ion and at home in its winter quarters.
• The pulpit of the Trivitt Memorial
ehe ch was occupied on Sunday last
.by the Iiev. Edward Softley,'of 'London,
in the absence• of the Rev. Fred Helling
Fatt, the present pastor, who is in Tor-
onto.
February, in 1300 will not .contain.
29 days; although it will be leap year.
February, in. 1700, also contained 28
days. There is a slight error in the
Gregorian ca e 1 n
der but it will only
amount to one day in 2,325 years.
A very sad aceident happened to
Frederick Penwarden, "son of `'1'iios..
Penwarden of the 9th con. of Usborne
yesterday (Wednesday) while working
in the bush he Was accidently killed by
a falling tree. He was 21 years arses 8
'months old.
Mr. Fred'Farncomb, Provincial Land
Surveyor and Civil Engineer, at a
a meeting of the Usborne Council, held
last Monday, was appointed engineer
for that township. He is now engineer
for ithree townships, which are Hay
Stephen and Usborne,
Mr. E. Morris of the firm of Morris
Stone & Wellington Nurserymen, To
route, >, as in town vesterday:with IlIr
Jobe T. 'Westcott their `general agent
• of this place:trying.to purchase a
matched team of heavy drau„ ht horses
for c'.raying purposes, They dict not sue•:
teed in getting a suitable team.
Royal'Templars of Tempereerce.
Rev. J. W. Bell, B. D., Missionary, Sup-
erintendent of the above society will
preach in the Methodist churehes of
this town on Fob 7th next, Mr. Ball is
an able and elogtiwrt €;pecker, Son vinc
ing,on the subject of tetn:perence. He
is an accomplished ]eettei-er andan en-
ergetic ternperanee advocate. The
people of Exeter will do well.to relnern
• ber the elate.
When King James the first wrote
his "counterblast to tobacco" the royal
pedant l:ncs'y nothing of the "Myrtle
Navy;" If he had, instead of wasting
his brains over his curious ;production,
:he would have filled tiffs royal pipe
with it, aid would have taken a royal
.smoke, he would then have been pre.
pared to admit that with regard to the
injurious effects of tobacco, it all de-
pended on what tobacco you stroked.
James McNabb, of St Thomas died
there on Friday at the advanced age of
88 years. It will be well remembered
'by a number of our readers that de-
ceased Ives once a resident of this place
some years ego and conducted a. hub,
bending and turning factory here, an,
til the building and all its contents
were destroyed by fire. After leas -lag.
here he moved to London Township'-.
and from there, he removed to St. Tho-
mas.
While a horse was left standing tied.
to a post 0r1 Main street .Friday 'after-•
noon, belonging to Mr. James ,hoard-
man. of ]:Tay township,itbecame fright
ened and ran away. The animal made
for the black' streets where it continued
in its inert career for somedistaanee,ancl
then foiled its way to the Main Street
where it was enptnred {ir" Mr.` Charles
Snell, Sr. The nnirua1 esenped without
&meek while the .cutter eves only
Slightly do mo 'rd.
Stoves and tinware iri endless ("valet
tty .at Uobblediele c , llarid's,
SKIN i)JSEASES are mast annoy,
ing; hwst [ruse ,,s llOtieealsle, ,Tier• 14)10
elulphnr Soap h als ,eta cic.ausesthe
ekin,
The* household goods of Mr. J. N.
Hooper were sold on Saterday last at
• ••
the sale rooms of Mr. L Gnirstie, Mr.
Joliri. Gill wielding the hammer.
We have received from the Rcctor,of
Trivatt Memorial church, a copy- of the
arish•Almauack: for , 2large
l r ,
p 5 t 1.b9� a faille size
skeet ealeudar illustrated with the les-
sons, dates of fesitwils &e, of the church
in promineut'type, also a short text for
eeeh day of the year, Mr :Vett has, at
considerable trouble and expense im-
ported enough of these,English Alnlau,
acts to supple? one to every family of
the congregation and he invites- all the
members of his flock who wwieh for, one,
to cal at the Rectory and get supplied.
While a horse belonging to Dr. 11„ A.
Amos was being hitched to a cutter Ln
his barn en Suudav afternoon, with a
sudden bound it gained its freedom
and started for the Main street, but be-
fore reaching it the 'driver 'was thrown
out and the cutter upset. Some people
who were standing on the'street caught
the animal and held it nntit the owner
came up, wvheu it was taken back, an
other vehicle proeured,and'the Dr. was
allowed to proceed on his journey.
Nothing was broken only a shaft be-
longing to the cutter.
A4,
CE
The eoneoil adjourned until Meteley
the 25th inst., at 730 pin; en motion of
• % B. Carliei; „ecouwied by Il. Spaacic-
s, mare,. M, 1' ,.ultni'i, Clerk, •
On lloettay morning ning Iarst J, Sliipw t,y
Wm. Johiestotr atwla auaa whose, name
we could not obtain of Ailsa Craig who
were keeping batch and cutting wood
rel that vicinity started alit together
for the woods, but did not -proceed far
before Johnston complained of being
sick and reteiroed to the house. 'Mum
the other two Own returned they found
the window had been cut open and an
entrance effected. On mitering the
building they feria. that Slupway's
trunk bad beep. eat open with an axe
and all his hest clothes had been token.
away also a gold ciiain,'amouuttng in
all to about $35. Ort Tuesday Shipway
started in p"tirsuitancl sncceedeci iri In
eating - his man at a Mr•, Hartman's
Lake Road Stephen, Ile et onee se
eared the. servioos''of Chief Gill aisd
hadhien airrostcd. •' lie hail, not disposed
of the clothes but > was weiiring two
pair of grants, kle etas,- brought here
yesterday (\Vetlnesday) arrd was com-
mitted to Goder•ich for trial.
v'G'cic?4rkIG"e: ,
The dist oceurrenec ;Of ..this kind
teed: place at the residence :of Mr, Thos,
Shute on \\Tednesdav aftet•i'aoo•n when
a number ,of relatives andel' ftzsnds • as
seeibled to assist peels other in peeper
ing a lqineutity of wood for the stove.
Having leisured in earnest for several
hours and being rewarded with much
success, as the shades of the evening
began to close the clay, the throng . re•
paired to the house and partook of a
hearty meal. If ever a manfelt like
indulging in eating ' it was when he
became seated around ` the Qsstive
board which•roaued with the ample
supply of mean prepared. The re-
mainder of the 'evening was spent
singing, chatting alpd other sports,
Wen dinee, in, much tumor, which lsrtng
all together in a pleasant meeting. As
the time approached and they were
about to seperate many sunny inernor-
ies of this ee Of other previous, assemb
lages a1mind,n
e carnearid 'when each
had bidden the "Bost" in lus'noat little
residence adieu, seper•atecl for their se
ver;tt homes well satisfied in the court-
eo.is manner in whittle ehey lied been
received.'
installation of ()racers:
Op Monday evet;inb the installation
of officers of Plymouth Lodge no 163 -S:
0. E. B. Society, took place under the.
superiasion of Bro Thomas Jackson, sr
oflin n
C to. c. Distuwt
Deputy, The sod
lodge
is now in a fourishing condition and
with the present staff in the different
chairs it is thought they will continue
to add to the already large list of names
Past President, • Bro. 'N. D, Harden'.
Samuel Sweet;
Edwin Bissett;
" George Dein<p;.
Joseph Senior;
" •Robert Rowe;
George Bowden;
Fred :lfarnco,nb;
X'toi elili'e;
A'' iitanlake;
W. 1=1. Dearing;
John Parsons:
W. Ptigs'ley;
Jamas Sweet
T. A. Amos;
John Spa cknetp;
James Sweet;.
George Di tis;
Robert E. Pickard;
Hug h":Spackman;
John:Speck Man ;
Joseph Senior,
Mr. Samuel Hersey rsarrowly escaped.
from being instarrtl killed on Sunday
evening last }Ie .went outside to close
a shutter on the house in which •hc re
sides, tied when about doing so a key-
stone weighing about thirty : pounds
fell from the arch above the window,
striki,,. Mr. S. on the side of the. head,
which knocked him almost insensible,
and inflicted a very severe wound No
doubt if it had corse directly in centaaet
with. his head, instant death would have
been the result, Medical aid was stun,
mored'and he is now getting aloflg•
nicely.
Last week a rumor was circulated
throughout oll 11
n•
o•
out thewlll
village that the roof
of the covered skating 1i..k was likely
to fall in at any time. Where the
gentleman got his authority cannot be
ascertained,: but one thing ` is certain,
his statement's are, untrue: Mr. Davis
has had competent workmen to exam-
ine the building and they have all pro.
noi.need it to be perfectly safe. This
report has disappointed marry lovers of
skating in enjoying themselves.iu the
favorite pastime, but we wish to say to
suchP art[e s proprietorsthe
have
ed neither money or time to make this
another season of mirth under the roof.
The ice is now- in splendid conditionf or
the merry glider, and it is 'expected
will be kept so during the season. Ev-
erybody should embrace the opportun
ity, come out and see for yourselves
and you will return home satisfied that
everything .is in good condition. Nights
and afternoons set apart for skating
announced in another column.
] 'a nss for Sale.
The undersigned has several first
class faems for sale on easy terms.
J. SPACKI,t T. Exeter.
Siete List.
Mr.- Wm. Bawden, who has :been ill
with la �,grippe, is able to be around-
again. -2-11r. Henry Perkins is very i11
atpresent and no hopes of his recovery
are entertained.
Notice.'
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! The Exet-
er c.r Salt Works l,s Co. re1nire fifteen l.un-
dredcor.ds of soft wood, dry and green,
Will pay the highest price. For fur-
ther particulars apply to David Mill.
'1'. B. CAR.LING, See'y.
skating.
The Exeter ice (covered skating rink)
will be opened on the following days,
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat-
urday evenings, Thursday and 'Satur-
day afternoons. Popular price of ad-
mission 10c., children under 31 years of
ase 5 cts.
Notice.
Having sold out my premises to. Mr.
Joseph Cobiedick & Tolland. I the un-
derii„ iced will be in the office to settle
all accounts, until the 1st of, Feb'
ruary. After which they will be hand
ed over for collection.
J. N. HOWARD.
To CorresLeaenctents,
Correspondents to the "Advocate"
will confer a favor by trailing their
0011trtbutions for publication on Tues
day evening of each week 'so as to
reach us that evening or Wednesday
morning, :Very often it is dropped ` in
0n Wednesda - atid•does not reach us
until Wednesday night or Thursday
morning, which is too late for that
week. We would ask our correspond.
ents to kindly bear this in n'riad.
:sleeting, •
The annual Meeting of the : Stephen
and Usborne•AgriculturalSocioty' was
held in the Town Hall, Exeter, on Fri.
day January 15th, when the election of
officers and other business took place;
Pres. John Delbrid;•e; Vice President,
Samuel Sanders Sr.; Directors: John
Hunter Jr., Jas. Ballantyne, E. Christie.
D. McInnis, W. T. Acheson, W. Elliott,
John Willis, H. Felber, W. White. Au
ditors Septimus llogalth and M. Eae
rctt.
`tirnaeeeil Proeeedsiij g. •
The council elect for the village of
Exeter met pursuant to statute in that
behalf at the Town Hall, Exeter, 18th
January, 1802. Mr, W. Bowden, Reeve
Mr. II, Spackman, Deputy Reeve; and
M<ssis. Ross, Carling and Christie coupe
di via elect, took and subseribed their-
several declaratione of qualification
and ollice, in preseece of the clerk. The
council being thus. organized, it [vas
moved by T, B. Carling seconded by
D. A. Boss that Lewis FI. Dickson be
auditor for 1892. -Carried. The Reeve
nominated Mr. 'i hos. II. i'1feCallum as
the other audita[' By Law No. one
1892 to confirm appointmentof auditors
was duly read and passed on motion of
11..Spreclrman seconded. VI). A: Ross.
President,
Vice President,
Secretary,
Treasurer,
Chaplin,
Committee
Inner Guard,
Outer ,
Lodge Sung -eon
Trustees -
e ,
Auditors,.
Delegates to
Grand Lodge, ".
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f'er�tonat 35eutiou.
Mr. H. C. [Meyer, of •Winghaan, gave
the "Advocate" a friendly call on Wed
nesday evening of last week., ---Mee.
James, of London, and Mrs.:and Miss
Ford, of Mitchell• were • in town last
week for the purposeof atterrduig the,
funeral of the late Mrs. Hooper, --Miss
Clara Hersey is home from Richmond
Hill spending her holidays. -Mrs. T
Browlj, who has been visiting ender_
the parental roof, Orono, retueeed en
Thursday, together with her sister..--
Mrs. John Floyd, of Woodstdek, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. V4'ni. \'1 elsh.-
fiev. Mr Martin, returned home from
Mount Forest 011 Thursday lest, -Mrs.
Geo. Samwell was called to Ingersoll
last week on account of the illness of
Mrs, IL Se:don-Miss Mlyners, of Park
hill, is the „guest of the Misses Hersey.
Mr. J. N. Hooper left on Monday for
Wirt iiam.-Mr. Chas: Dorwoocl and a
dopted daughter left on Tuesday last
for London where they joined Mrs Dor
Weed and. left fel! Scotland. Our best
wishes go whitMr. Dorwood and fain,
fly. acid may their voyage be a pleas-
ant one. -Mi. Fred W. Farncombe left
on Tuesday ,eyening.fee his home, in.
London Township, where he, intenaS to
remail fee two or three months -Mr.
Thomas Jackson, Sr,, of Clinton, gave
us a friendly call oo Monday evening:
-Miss Sarah Ryan,' of, Rochester, N. Y.
is the guest of Miss' Emily `.'Nomas.,
•
Sodom.
The Free Entertainment on Friday
evening, 15 [.net, was . well' attended.,
7 he object of the gathering was to re•
snscitate the clebeting society, and at
the sane time, to give a little en-
terteinnlent. - The principle feature of
the entertaintnent was supposed to be
the swinging of the clubs, ,Everything'
went off well Not a break. No fault
ending, Mw John Carrie]; was unani
measly elected to the t h ti r and per-
formed his part in good style. The,l(ro•.
gram was solneW1iat varied Tti coi13e
quence of Mr. McCallum, of Exeter,coii.
senting to assist us by reading three
selections, very appropriate .and ren-
dered in hie usual good style. -Next
Friday evening (22)6a discission will
take place ne to which is the r'rc •ttest
evil "a thief 0r alyre. The leaders are
Wiiiiam and John Ford assisted. by a
number of others. A good time; is an:,
tieipated.
Centralia
HenryM0,b taunt Witha.1,aai misfor
trine on " Tie 'wiry lase by accidently get'
tile;; dhii ;'xi a iri oieglit iii the jack of
grain mitt criynei•, . '1'hte two middle tits
gens at d tee centro of Ids lai'n4 as ;far
up us ;he wrist was completely .distroy--
cd. `l'hey were promptly dressed by a
doctor. •
CuNT11ALiA ,MARKETS. ---Wheat, 84
to 86; oats, 29 to 30; Bees. 58 to 60;
Barley, 44 to 46; flour per cwt., 2.50;
dried apples, l tot's; hay per ton, $10, to
$11..
Miss Hcamen, of London, is theguest
of Mrs, R. Hicks -Miss 1. Robinson of
Grand Bend,,is the guest' of Mrs. 'phos,
Handford. --Mrs. Edith Robinson, of
Zurich, spent Saturday in oar midst,--
Mr, Robert McLeod, of Lucan, was a
guest at the Du!ferinHouse on Sundaw.
last. -Mr, Wm. Boyle, of 13iddulph,speut
Sunday, ;t1 home. --Mr. Ralph Ilauclforcl
paid Zit[+ieh. a flying visit on Sunday
lasts-One
und<ti -
last,-0ne of our fair young couples
attianded the party at Jae. IIennesy's,
Biddniph, 0r. '""Thur. day evening last.-
Mr. Georges; Euston loft hest week 'for
this h)rriein.Grancd Forks,' Dek.--Some
of our young sports attended the comic
plays' in Exeter last week -Mr. Thomas
Handford intends stripping a carload of
ling horses to the \Vest on or, about the
10th of next month. --On Friday even..
ing last a large sleigh load of ybung
folks of'this vicinity, attended a sur-
ppirby ly'ijoylw lsaal's,rediton,
whriseen a mosttt enable cHiloi•enirigC• was
spent. Muele wee furnished by the
England Orchestra.
ONE DOZEN .BOTTLES
Of the Best known Biooil Remedy will
not work such acharrgiein a case of
,
Catarrh as one pail. t,ge 1of ,Clark's Cat-
arrh cure.. All the Wise talk about
Catarrh being a constitutional or blood
disease. depeeds entirely[ -upon what
the advertiser has, to sell If you have
Catarrh in any, try Clark's • Catarrh'
Cure, and SOU, need not take a cariload
Of it ,before any, benefit is derived;
Druggists keepitand receornmeud it..
Price 50 cents. Sent to
x5 add
Less
by Clark Chemical Co, Toronto, New
York
NOW IS TEE TIME TO
BUY YOUR
FALL CLOTHING,
$3,O1L Hhrs.
TO BE CLEARED THIS
NEXT 30 DAYS
AT LESS'THAN
ll LESALE piIGE.
If yoti wanta'
Child's, Boys or Man's Suit
Overcoat and • Ya t
r, r
n u, �..c.,call
and see our 43ig stock.
Tho largioit
L.J.`P
S IaCKM:AN & CO.
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What are YOU arn' towant? No doubt there many
�a'e�,
things you needybuy
things Y and � . lot [1101 e you will l that � 4l1 do not
need, we have thine foi' the• "NEEDY" andthing for the
"NEEDLESS". We aro now
STOCKING UP
itlt.at-. • ie. big � v \vi,o�,ut trade., I Pa'oC
..refit .. is over all the land
n theOpinion:
o
d til fell lu that a good is coming. 1.11100ls to
be lively,'we think, Y r
w 1 1�1., ll.11�l \\ c have prepared to meet a' tills
Y
for
� t he � next motrtlls. Do not take any stock 1
i
�z
an misteacl„;statclelts of bargains "its throwing a s ai<Ltt
to catch a inackrol, sum as you live.
We are told that our goods are FAR Cpm. -a i P E
a A .1 A � �.a ,�6 !� ar.,�
than toose that prate so much about their bargain
1
To be oonvinoo45., me for younelveal.
wouldWe s
Higheses price pail for produce, Butter 16c; Lard Ike; Eggs
16c;
mss1Gc; Dried
Apples Sets7 • Geese yJcts• Ducksi:'
5
Turkeys G �, Cs;
ts,.
Chickens 5 cts.
71 CALL SOLICITED.
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Sale.
A.desirableresideedoin-G etorNorth',new;
frame house, one-lfths acre of:lancl. The
house was eroctet in 158S. Good terms to
purchaser. Apply at this Office. - 1.15-t,
$75,000.00.
-All persons who want
CHE MONEY
at5 -, 6 and.4 PER CENT should call
--at the—
Of ,co -of COLLINS
ROBT NI.RUWE
Has been appointed sole agent
-for the
THE , EARTH
CLOSET.
cheap, c.oii -act and splen-
did , � a sl�lcll
did arrel,no,'ement for a bed-
room. A want in every house-
hold supplied at small cost.
SAMWELL'S F3LOC1i, Call at once and see it.
EXETER. - . ONTARIO P,dn aOW°.
J{ollsall PalBaker!
D. W. Foss Proprietor of'
the Palace Bakery, Hensall,'wishes
inform the citizens of
that he visits the village'.
Every Ylednesday to Saturday Afternoon
with a supply of
T
FIRST-CLASS BREAD & BUNS. All
orders left with Gnomes S u,r n
Lits will be promptly attended to, and
from whom bread can be had. at alt
times.' Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
GIIVE ME A TRIIAL AND BE CONVINCED.
D. W. FOSS Baker„
Bonsai]...
to
EXETER STILL TO THE FRONT
T-:
And if you don't believe it call at.
Ross & Taylor's
PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD
and you will be convinced ,,that they
have the Largest and Best:Stock of all
kinds of Building Materials in this see -
tion of •country,and at the lowest prices..
Shingles a Specialty,
haying"a large..stock on hand' we are
prepared to meet the keenest competit-
ion as to price' or quality. We have se -
cared the right to Manufacture and
Sell Mer•riams celebrated Baking Cab-
inets. Call a'nd see'them and be eo18-
winced of'their merit.
ROSS & TAYLOR,
.Main St.. Exeter
A
USE IT FOR
Difficulty of real[ g
Tightness of the . h
est
'Wasting :g Away. of Flesh
Throat Troubles
Consumpt3.on.
Bronchitis,
Asthma, Coughs,
Catarrh, Colds
DR.
x yge iz d. Enm.lsion of Pure
T„ 3.S ,8. L SS
Ssti
ALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
LAAO A TORY, TORO TO, ONS",,.