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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-2-11, Page 81101111111 �IJ!0IIJOEMENT. Special—Draw a line from the Lake Shore directly east, to Kippen and then by way of Stale and Cromarty to Ful- lerton and Russeldale, then south to ICirkton and Woodham the west again to Clandeboye uid terminating by way of McGuire, Mount Carmel,Corbett and Greenway at Grand Bendyou have the outside Boundary of the field which TIM MART aims to cover with its goods and cus, 'tourers. To secure this we have ro keep a large supply and certainly are not failing in this respect. Our store is literailycrowded with goods and Holiday Stock ready for seekers of Hol, iday Gifts. Every desireable thing we Gould think of has beeu placed to meet our customers wants and uo.v we cor- dially invite them and their friends to call and pass a pleasant half hour in looking through. We wish to make our store worthy of Both oar Customers and Ourselves and now with little fear ask for their verdict. J. GRIGG, Exeter. THE MART. LOCAL JOTTINGS. Stock still away down at :Cobbledick • & Follond's, , The spring assizes will open in God- erich on' Monday, March loth. " If you want a first class farm on easy :terms call on John Spackman, Exeter. THERE IS NO BETTER remedy for worms of any kind in children or 'ad- ults than Dr: Low's Worm Syrup. For scrofula in every form Hood's Sarsaparilla is a radical, reliable. rem- edy. It has an unequalled record of cures. Mrs. Phoebe Sweet, Huron st., had the misfortune of falling down cellar on Monday last and recei t ed some pain tut bruises. Mr. A. McDoneP shipped a carload of horses to St. Thomas on Tuesday last. After arriving in St. Thomas they will be shipped to Moosomin, Man. • People who intend papering and fix ing up their houses this spring will do well to call at Cobbledick & Folland's for paints; oils, and alabastine. MILBURN'S BEEF, IRON AND WINE is preparedfrom'fresh beef, sol- uble iron. and pure sherry wine, come- bined with 'choice aromatics. , Farmers bring in your milk pans, pails or anything that needs repairing and get thein repaired at Cobbledick & Folland's if you want satisfaction. A hunting party were successful in capturing' three foxes on. Wednesday of last week. The skins are excellent ones and will command high prices. Although jaws in council are cora paratively scarce this year there is ab sslutely no falling off in their ability to whang away precious hours in idle. talk. Mr. L Hardy received the contract for the erection of the Crediton bridge for the amount of $530; also for bound • ary line bridge between Hay and Step lien at $220. Mr. Aaron Sherritt, brother of Mr. J. Sherritt, second Deputy -reeve for the township of Stephen, of Iilenshard, N. Dak,, is here for the purpose Of purch asing horses for that part. A large number of our citizens at- tendedthe tea. held in connection .with the Presbyterian church, Thames Road, on Monday evening. and report of having had lin enjoyable time. Mi. James 'Willis, who has been in a state of prostration for some years, un derwent a surgical operation on Tues day'. last, and, we are glad to say, that he is:progressing nicely since its per- formance. The Board of Health for Stephen is composed of V. Ratz, C Prouty,J. Sher vitt, ti Dilber, R. Hicks. Officers, R. Hicks, chairman; C. Prouty, sec.; Dr. Staebler. M. H. Officer; 'Vm. L ewis,san- itary inspector. Miss Mary Jane Wilcox who left here some time ago for Goderich, returned home recently bringing with her an ille;imate child. After her arriving the child lived but a few days and was buried by the council on Friday last. A fire occurred in St. IMarys on Tues- day morning last about ? o'clock in the brick block owned by G. McLean, on Queen st., and occupied by J. M. Adam grocer. The two upper fiats were bad• ly damaged. The building was incur ed. Mr, A. Q. Bobier has been receiving large quantities of Maple Syrup and Sugar during the past 'two' weeks which he retails out at a reasonable low price. We can vouch for the pal stableness of it, which is en extra quale. Those having gates opened on the street will confer a favor on the con stable to have them closed, as it is an obstruction to the no plow and there is danger of having them torn down. The owners will be the losers if such is the case. Some tobaccos spu•tnp in the pipe while smoking with little crackaing explosions This is caused. by the ao- ditiori of foreign matter to assist the combustion, When the purity of the tobacco is not tampered with and it has been properly taken came of, this combustible foreign matter is wholly unnecessary, For in 'that case it burns i t e loner temperature than ahnost northing (Age Nothing of this kind* is snob ire smoking the, Myrtle Navy. Jt burns with steady eornbustion throughout,., One of the l ar est hardware s..tocks.... west of Toronto to be seen at Cobble, dick & Folland's, Tinware at rockbottom prices re pairing neatly executed Give us a call, Cobbledick &Iollatad's. Ruptured persons should see the new Dorenwend Electrical attachment combines with any truss making cures certain and adding comfort— eel' at Central Hotel, on Friday Feb. 26, per advertisement in ' anothet eel; utnn. Word has been received from Mont- real that Mr. Samuel Neil, formerly of this place, owing to a fracturedlimb bas been confuted to the hospital in that city for nine weeks. The in jury sustained is now'healin and his •re• covery is anxiously looked for. The following are the appointments to the license commissions of the three divisions of the county of Huron. Hur- on East -Thos, Gibson, Geo, Fortune, Geo, Murdie. Huron South, -.Robert Spicer, Peter Douglas, John Week. Huron West,—Sam Sloan, M. Yount Jas. Stephens. The office of Cobbledick & `Folland, Hardware Merchants, has been under- going a thorough renovating, The walls and ceiling have been artistica'• ly decorated with alabstine while tbe floor has been coyered with oil cloth, on the whole it now presents a hand- some appearance. The Busy Bees have succeeded in clearing the debt of the carpet and, mat- ting in the Trivia Memorial church. The balance left after the sale of work amounted to something over $5 which has been raised by subscription since the entertainment, whereby those fix- tures are entirely free from all encum- berauces. The item in our last issue referring to the new block to be erected` in the spring should have read, by Wood Bros instead of Snell Bros. The building will be erected as early :in the spring as weather will premit. Mi•. Wm. How- ard has secured the masonwork. Ross, & Taylor the furnishings, and Mr. Bert. y g Fuke the carpenterwork. During the past week Mr. John Spackman, Real Estate Agent of this village, succeeded indisposing of lot 3, concession 3, Biddulph,'and also sev- eral other minor sales. This shows plainly that thepeople are beginning to appreciate the services of the gent- leman in his new field of labor- Part- ies having property to dispose of will find it to their interest to give him a call. The Rev J W. Bell, B D., Superin- tendent of the Ontario ` Missionary de partment, delivered' an able sermon in James st; Church on Sunday morning. and another in the evening in Main st. Methodist church to the Royal Tem - piers of Temperance. Qn Monday even iiig he gave a lecture in the town hall on "The house we live 'in' profusely illustrated by a powerful. magic lan tern, when the effects of alchol were fully shown. Mr. Bell's lecture was of great breadth and thought, the clear- ness of presentation being suchas to command the attention of all who were present to hear him. A large attend ance of brethren were present from several places and attend the meeting with the Exeter Lodge. A woodbee took place at the rest dence of Mr. John Willis en Friday last week and after laboring' earnestly throughout the day pleasure of anoth- er source was resorted to in the even- ing. During the day they succeeded in cutting about 35 cords of wood. this is considered a good clay's work, espec- ially with cross -cut saws. From the jovial manner in which all seemed to enjoy themselves at night, showed plainly the, toils of the day had been forgotten, and after continuing until'a late hour each seperated, for their homes. There died at Park River, North Dakota, on the 20th ult., . of ; 'Typhoid Fever, Thos. Avery Marty n, son of T. B..Martyn, of the llth con. of Stephen, after an illness of several weeks. At the time of his illness he was at the Windsor lIotel and in spite of all care his spirit . took its flight. Deceased was a promising young man, who, had his lite been prolonged, would no doubt made for himself an honorable mine and a comfortable home in this yicini tv The funeral took place on Thurs day, the 21st of January, at 2 o'clock and the remains were interred in the Park River cemetery amidst a 'targe gathering of relatives and friends. We extend our heartfelt sympathy_ to the bereaved family in Ontario, and also to the brother and sister here. --Gazette Witness, Park River, N.D, Farms tor Sale. The undersigned has several first class farms for sale on easy terms. J. SPAc1;1IIAN, Exeter. Girl Wanted A good girl wanted at once for which liberal wages will be paid Apply to Central Hotel Exeter. For., 00 cents You can get the Exeter '•Advocate" r iii'edieal Adviser and Farm Help sent to any person in America, Only : one price for two palters. Now is your time to subscribe. } element Requested. All accounts due us must be settled on or before Mareh 1st, 1802, or :they will be placed in the hands of otir sol- icitor for collection. BISSETT Bltos. Wanted. Never toe late to xgend. 5000 parrs of bouts and shoes that need repairing to be left at the leading boot and shoe store next door to the post office. G. Manson. • Dunaway. As Mr Solomon \amain • was driv- ii, along Malin street on'I'iteeday aft- ernoon his horse been me frightened and becoming unmanageable ran a way. The driver escaped without any serious injury, while the cutter was laadlyY shalkett to pieces, **14 IIIMARMAALMOISINEMONOW On Wednesday afternoon while Mr W, G. Bissett was engaged exereisin„ his colt attached to a cutter and on nearing the residence of Thos. Trivitc, Esq„ it made a sudden plunge into the ditch at the same tune throwing the occupant out of the vehicle into the snow, The animal fought for liber ty, but We G. being a skilled roan with the reins succeeded in conquering the quadruped. No injuries were done to either of the three that were iinplicat ed in the Notice. All the members of Plymouth Lodge, No. 63, S.O.E.B.S:, are requested to he present on Monday evening, February 15th inst., as business; of importance is to be transacted. Please bear this in mindandattend. Notice. WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! The Exet er Salt Works Co. require fifteen hun died cords of soft wood, dry alid.'green Will pay the highest price. For fur- ther particulars apply to David Mill: T. B. CARLn,,G, Secy, Church Services. Owing to illness oe tbe Rev. W. Mar- tin the services in the Presbyterian Church will be held (D. V.) on Sunday Feby 14th and 21st at half past 2 o'clock p, m. by- the Rev. Mr: Russell the evening service at half past 6 o'clock p. m. by the Rev. Mr. Fletcher. Sunday school at half past 1 o,elock p. • Curing. Disease by Electricity at Rome As per advertisement it will be seen that a representative electrician of the Dorenwend Electric Belt Co, Toronto, will be at Central Hoose on Friday, February 26, where he can be consult- ed with about the self -cure of ail mus cuter, nervous and chronic diseases,' Now the afflicted have -an opportunity of getting a free and impartiel opinion of their troubles. His stay is limited, don't miss it. Sick List. I Armstrong, who has been danger- ously ill,is conyalescent.—Mrs. John H Hyndman is laid up with lung trouble —Mr. A. Deauno,sr. townshipof Ste hen, who has been ailing froa severe attack of inflammation on the Lungs, is slowly recoyerinee—Mr. George°Hill, of this peace, laid up with a very se vete cold:—Mr. Thomas Sweet is down with a severe attack of La Grippe.- Miss Ester,. daughter of Mr. James Wie lis, lumberman; is suffering from the same disease. -Mr. James Hern is con- fined to the house with a severe attack of la grippe and convulsions.—The Rei•. Mr. Martin was unable"to fill the pulpit in Caven'Presbyterian church on Sun- day last owing to a severe attack of la grippe and pneumonia and his recovery is not anticipates for,someweeks.-Mrs. James Sweet has been eonvined to her bed during the pas; week' with an at- tack of`grippe, :she is noiv.slowlyrecov-• ering. Mrs. I+'rank Handcock (nee Thirza Creech) is slowly• recovering from her illness of several days.—Mr William Brooks,Ji , is still lingering in an uncertain condititib '•Coneuinption is the cause. The inanta WeilsCo. . This company- Will inal:e its appear- ance here in the Opera House on or about March 1st when the people may expect something good. We notice from our exchanges that. this is a very successful company and draw large houses where even they show. We have not tyre slightest doubt but that they will meet' with , success here. Hear what the Orillia Daily Times has •. � T to say agent thein.—,Tttc, );milia Wells Concert and Comedy Co. commenced their return engagement of three nights in Kennedy's' Hall last evening to a house which filled every part of . the hall. Miss Emma Wells as a four -voice ed vocalist has no equal. She- is the only lady on the American stage sing- ing in four distinct voices; as a pianist she excels any•artist that ever visited Orillia. Miss Jennie Ray also proved to be a great favorite and possesses a` `charming contralto voice. The pop -a- lai comedian T. H. Marks, is iinsui pass- ed in his Irish specialists and comic songs, and his appearance in the "Double Bill," whieh the company cloy eel the evening's entertainment with caused roars•of laughter.r' Exeter Council -Proeee,Udnn „s• The council islet pursuant to ad- 'journment at the Town Hall, Exeter, 3rd of February, 1892- All present ex- cept Mr. Ross' H. Spackman -E. Christie -that orders. be granted for the following sums:—Jas Creech $112 balance of salary 1891 and extra'sery ice as nightwatch.,do $1. charity to Mrs Ransom wood; du $3.50 wood for Town Hall: do $1 charity to Mrs. Wilcox; do 25c. putting away water cart; . do 82 charity to Mrs. McIntosh; the clei.l 51.50 bal election expenses, and $4.00 postage: --Carried, T. B. Carling—E. Christie --that the Reeve and Deputy be authorized to arrange for burial of art indigent's child, Mrs, Wilcox. --Car- ried. By :awe No. 4 and 5 were duly read and passed on motion of H. Spick than, seconded by T.13 Carling. , The clerk to reeeiye tenders for printing. T. B. Carlin; --E, Christie—that Dr. Amos be reappointed Medical Health Ofoer.--Carrie'. T. B; Carling,—E. Christie --that the Deputy reeve be in- strutted to confer with the Board of Trade and, to offer $30 for the building erected by them, and if refused to re- quire its remove forthwith, --Carried. T. B. Carling -Il. Spackman -that thus council.ad'journ until Wednesday, the 21th fust •, t't 8 o'clock, tem -C:erried. M. EACaITT,'Clark. PerSOD al ;Mention, Mrs. Wm. Copp, of Seafoi•th, is visit- ing her sister Mrs. Thos Prior. —Dr, Gardiner. London spent Tuesdav last in town. ---Mess's. Davis and .Piel;atd took t large load of pork to London on C edneeda.y list. ---Mr. Richardsorl',New- braski, b''other of 111''', James and-Ttobt Bicheedson, of this place, after being absent about ten vears,spent last week in' this villa„ •o. --Miss Gussie !Tolland hes returned to Watford to take charge of a Millinery department:—Mr. Caleb Handford, Snowflake, Manitoba, arriv- ed here on Thursday, last week. Ile has been sent down by the Manitoba Government to deliver addresses throughout the County of Middlesex in the interests of that country.-1VIr.Andy Robinson is here at present purchasing horees.for the North West,—Mr, Aaron Cudmore and wife, formerly of this place, but now of Crystal City, Manito- ba,are visiting relatives and friends in Exeter an vicinity; -Mr and Mrs. Wright, of London, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.Holland, have returned. --W. Folland and W. Leyett were in Toronto last week on business,, Miss' Hooper, of Iihiva, who has been visiting tricnds in town clueing the past week has returned home -Mr. Jos. Cobbledick, of the firm of Cobbledick & Foltand, is in London on business. -- A number of young people from, this village took in the slating carnival at. Seaforth on Friday night, last week.— Mr. Duncan McLeod, of Panna, Ill, and Mrs. Burt of W. Bay City Miele, who were here attending the funeral of their mother Mrs: Catherine Cameron McLeod, left yesterday (Wed) morning for their respective homes.—Mr.' Thomas Hockey, of Fort Traliot, Mich., formerly of Centralia, gaye us a call yesterday. SALE REGISTER. Auction Sale of Farm, Farm Stock, and Implements, &c. on North half, lot 8 Con.' 13, Stanley, on Tuesday Feby 16th, 1892. Ed Bossenberry Auet. Hen. ry B. Dettweiler Prop. SHE LOST HER LOVER because her breath was offensive from a slight touch of Catarrh. He woed andmarriedanother girl whose breath was sweet from the use of Clark's Cat= arrh Cure. If your lover or station in in life is worth 50 cents to preserve, then go' to your druggist at once. Take nothing else, for nothing else will cure you so easily and quick. • If you cannote 1 • :; t Clark's Catarrh Cure from your druggist, then send direct to Clark Chemical Co., i'oronto, New York. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR FALL CLOTHING, $3,0000 WORTH. TO BE CLEARED THIS DAYS NEXT 30 DAYS AT LESS THAN . w}IOLESALE- PRICE. If you want a Child's, Boys or Man's Suit Overcoat and Pants, &c., call and see our big stock. Tho Lust in t 01-E0OSB FROM. E. J. SPACKMAN & CO. SAMWELL'S BLOCK, EXETER. - - ONTARIO ONE DOLLAR is A Hundred Cents. And you have a right to expect that value for it. To you morelegitimate giveno egl 'mate T business man can and make money and we realize that to do it we must give value received. We simply l- tell you our pY m oods. are GIVEN AWAY� so low have we marked down the ricesWe guarantee . ,yll ralZtee every article represented. We are just through Stock Taking and find we have a quantity of odds and ends that we will sell at half price. All winterg oods will be sold at a discount of 10 per cent for cash. A quantity of Men's, Boys and Youth's overcoats at cost By honest dealings we hope your contin- ued patronage will be earned. t'< CA LING B 0S0 TfiE C9N@09 CD. Mit. DAVID NEWELL(Stratford P. C.) has been appointed Local inspector for the Can- ada Company in the plane of Mr.Jno Spook - man resigned. having Canada Company business to transact vi11 find MBS. NEWELL at HAWKSHAW'S HOT TEL EXETER, The first Thursday of eachmonth; corn - mending February 4th, 1891. Has been appointed sole agent -for. the -- THE GARANDEDDEDRYE 1TII CLOSET. �SJI:.UTs Cheap, compact and a splen- did-' arrangement fora bed- room.. •A want in every house- hold supplied at small cost. Call at once and see it. n;'1\1% n®:tlV td• JlJellsall Palace Bakery D. W. Foss Proprietor of the Palace Bakery, Hensall, wishes to inform the citizens of M. X TN N., that he visits the village t Every Wednesday & Saturday Afternoon with a supply of FIRST-CLASS BREAD & BUNS. All orders left with GEORGE SAND- ERS will be promptly attended to, and from whom bread can, be had at all times. Your patronage is solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. GIVE 11E A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED, D. W. FOSS Baker,, Ilen$0,11.` MIR STILL TO FRONT 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 sec- tion of country,and at the lowest prices. Shingles a Specialty, having a large stock on hand we are prepared to meet the i:eenest competit- ion as to price or quality. We have se- cured the right to Manufacture and 'Sell Merriams celebrated Baking Cab inets. Ca11 and see thein and be con- vinced of their merit. ROSS & TAYLOR, Main St., Exeter USE IT r kifficulty of Bre thing Tightness of the Chest Wasting Away of Throat Troubles Consumption Bronchitis, Weak ors . Asthma, Coughs Catarrh, Colds Oxygenized Emulsion of Pure TASTELESS. FOR SALE BY LAO.f`:AT1.1'RY, TORO