HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-3-3, Page 8.1101101IT jiiiii0101001Eff.
Special—Draw aa line honi
t 1e Lake
Shore:direedy east to: I:illpell and then
by way of Staffa and Cromarty to'i+ul-
lerton and Ru$sctdale, then south to
Xirkton and Woodham then west again
to Clandel"syeand terminating by way
of McGuire, Mount Oarmel,Corbett and
Greenway at Grand Bend you have
the outside Boundary of the field which
THE IVA R
aims to cover with its goods and cus
towers. To secure this we have to
keep a large supply and certainly are
not failing in this respect. Our store
is literally crowded with goods and
Holiday Stock ready for seekers of Hol-
iday Gifts, Every desireable thing we
could think of has been placed to meet
our customers wants and no v we cor-
dially invite them and their friends to
call and pass a pleasant half ]lour in
looking through. We wish to make
our store worthy of
Both our Customers and Ourselves
and now with little fear ask for their
verdict.
al. G11100,
THE MART. Exeter.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
Try John McInnes for salt Salt from
one lb. up.
' Stove and blacksmiths coal at Cob-
ed►,Gl>,, ta,d fiE tj l `'S , �, ,1, �d
Seeds, seeds, etc; at d-.-, , dick au(
%'ollaud'c,
Richard Pickard & Sou aro selling
the best 25e. tea its town,
Hardware is still away down at Cob•
bledick and Folland's,
terms youfwant a firstclass farm on easy
ncall on John, Spackman, Lketer,
Richard Pickard '& Son are booming
the clothing trade, if you want valve
for your money in that line. Call ion
thele.
Majority one hundred and nine. It
does not look big but it fixes a mighty
wide gulf between C. S. Hyman and
Ottawa.
Day.After day tiro evidence acciimu-
lates that the "Myrtle Navy" is the
people "s favorite tobacco: The'demand
keeps increasing' and from every new
circle of consumers who have been in
duccd to try it the evidence is emphat•
is in its favor, Its genuine qualities
always hold the friends they have once
made. Those qualities will be •kept up
to the frill standard by the lnanufact
urers of it. Itis to these qualities and
the reasonableness of the ' price that
they attribute their ]narked. success
o` the quality they will adhere at all
c. t, and also to tprice price if that be
possible.
On Saturday ev'g, while one of our
citizens was returning' from London
on the train going: north, beinh over -
conic with fatigue;; he`fell asleep and
was taken as far as Hensel] before be-
ing aroused from his slumbers, Imag
inc his surprise when the trainman
called the name of the station and it
Saturday night and about seven miles
from home. No doubt the election ex-
citement in the city had something to
do in tiring the gentleman; but never
mind, you left to support a goof] cause
and if you had to get a vehicle to
bring' you home that evening', put' in
your expenses and we have every rea
son to believe that the candidate you
went to support wilinot be lacking in,
fulfilling his duties.
Farm's for Sale.
The undersigned has several first
class farms for sale on easy ters..
J. SPACK31AN, Exeter.
Salt for Sale.
Salt in large or small quantites for
sale at John McInnes' :flour and feed
aet,irroo tk F1 e-.ff ,0✓ & N t
For wall paper call a Richard Pick.
ard & Sons they have the best • assort-
ment at the lowest prices ever shown
in Exeter.
The Spring Assizes for the County of
Huron will be opened at Goderich be-
fore Chief Justice Armour, on Monday
March 11th,
Why clo the crowds still wander
around Cobblodick & Folland's ? 13e -
cause it is the cheapest place on oarth
to buy Hardware.
Print Trade Booming at Richard
Pickard & Sons they are selling Cr•om-
tes celebrated soft finish wide width
prints for 12?rc a yd.
We have every reason to,believe that
spring is close. at -hand as a number of
our young men are getting their hair
cropped close to the scalp.
Remember the Emma Wells Comedy
Company will give entertainments
every night this week and Monday
evening next, in Drew's Opera House.
Come and enjoy y oniselves
11f ssAnnle<"deli et
*st$ fsss-. i
t30ots fh&
liatitiless
i at , E 51 a1 io i+ i 'u 's
1
ua
A number of bur fa. 1,rs• in ;this
section are preparing foe sugar mak-
ing.
Messrs. Cobbleci]cl: S. Folland had a
telephone placed in their office this
week.
The London Township Agricultural
Society Spring show will be held at D.
Berton, April 20th.
The returning officer declared Mr.
Carling elected 011 Tuesday by a ma-
jority of 109 votes.
SMALL SUGAR COATED Burdock
Pills do not gripe or sicken. They are
mild and effectual.
Robins, blackbirds and meadow larks
are making their appearance a short
distance south of tis.
For fresh family groceries call on
Richard Pickard & Son they can supply
you with any thing you want.
DR. LOW'S SULPHUR SOAP is a
delightful shampoo. It cleanses th
scalp and darkens grey hair
"It leads them all," is the generalre
ply of druggists when asked about th
merit or sales of Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Richard Pickard'& Son are display
hig a magnificent range of gents neck
wear for spring. Now is the time to
chose your ties.
The 24th of May will be celebrated
.in Lucau by horse races, athietic sports
&c. What is wrong with the young'
men of our village.
The discussion on the poor house
will be in Providence school house on
Thursday 70th instead of 3rd as an-
nounced last week.
The remains of Mr. Caton Willis,
formerly a resident of this village,
were interred in the St. Marys ceme-
tery on Sunday, the 28th ult.
Richard Pickard & Son have .,lust
opened up and passed into stock n large
consignment of Gents Felt hats in Softs
Stiffs &"Fedoras. Call and see them.
By an' exchange we notice that Mr.
John Atkinson, formerly of this place,
has secured a situation in Swaflfeld &
Blatchford's Organ Factory, Clinton.
Thele elections may modify the in-
clemency of the weather in contested
constituencies, but they disturb the
country's business', besides wrecking'
Liberal hopes.
Mr. Wm. Horton, of Hibbert, has pur
Chased the premises in rear of the Pres
byterian
church from 'Mrs. Daniel
Pinch, pa.ying.for the fine brick rest
a handsome figure.
A regular meeting of Plymouthh
Lodge, No 63 will be held on Monday
evening, 1VIai'ch 7th, when a full at
tendance of members is requested. It -
irritation and general business.
Ladies of Centralia Iltethodist church
invite the public to a splendid tea and
lecture on Wednesday evening next,
March 9th, Tea at 7; lecture at 8, by
Rev. George Webber, of Toronto.
The Wingham Jt7,cctnee has the fol
lowing to say about one of our y-oung;
rne1----Mr. John Bawderl who has been
in the employ of T. Dell' forover three
;years, left town on Monday TIe was,a.
,favorite with those he assoeiated with,
and will be mtteh missed,
'Ale. David Jaime, our Post Master,,
has purchased a, new 11a1nrnerlessshot-
gial), Le Fever make,,- from Syracuse,
N. Y. The weanoil is well finished and
of the latest pattern and style, ,and if.
game (10043 ilot die 1101(' WO (10 not
think it twill be the fault of the gun. 't
John. Carling lid evidently no in_
tentf•.rn of committing bigamy 1:1v ,be-
ing saerifloed at IIvrn:gn's altar. N, 13
--If ,you don't sage this ;yoke 4t1l,.;('ribe.
for the Advocarte. After reading,( it ar
'iThort time you will become aecnstonitld
to :111011 obseure quipss Y.r go to the Aey
1tt11) .
7 he household 'frrect r bi1111 ,iiiµ tie
tP
en ad a uhost enjoyabje time, and ail
loin in wishing her many happy re.
turns.
The -concert given in Drew's Opera
House in aid of Mr. James Ferguson
on Friday evening proved a success.
a collection being taken at the door
awe
untie
to 6 .
310.
$ Tlie
b citizens.
who took part in the concert and also
those who gave so cheerfully deserve
great praise in answering to the call
of charity.
Some of the members of the Trivia
Memorial Church Congregation from
the Case Settlement. lately called at
the Rectory Stable and filled up • the
feed boxes with oats, chop &c. The
Rev. F. H. Fatt, takes this opportunity
of thanking his friends for their kind-
ness in thus providing' for the comforts
of himself and horse.
Mr. N. Dyer Hurdon receiyed a letter
a few days ago from Sir Francis Knol
lys, private secretary to the Prince of
Wales, congratulating him on the lines
he composed on the late Prince. An
occurrauce of this kind is something
which may only occur once in a life
time, and then only be the lot of a
few, therefore we feel proud of our
townsman in having such an honor
conferred upon hint.
A Beagle hound belonging to Mr
David Johns died on Monday from the
effects of a fish bone becoming 'fasten-
ed in the throat. About a year ago
this gentleman purchased a pair of
these dogs and had the misfortune of
losing both of them, one being • lost in
the woods and the other as above stat-
ed. They were both valuable anima's
and by their demise the owner loses a
number of dollars.
One day last week a large portion
of the Mass roof of Mr. Wm. Baker's
green house fell in, owing to the large
amount of snow which was on it at the
time Luckily for the owner the) e
were no plants in the building as all
would have been destroyed. Work-
men have been engaged for -several
days clearing away the debris and a
new roof is now on a fair way to com-
pletion. The loss will aggregate' a
neat little figure. •
Since the was r as taken regarding
the removal of the market an agitation
has been kept up amongst our eitiens
some of them even going so far as to
state that it must remain where it is
And so it seems so at present, because
there, is another petition going through
the hands of a number of the ratepay
ers asking for it to remain in the pres
ent location. We understand at pros-
cntit has signatures to the number of
about 60
The Ladies Aid of Jas. St. Church
have secured the promise of Rev. Geo.(
Webber, their former pastor, to deliver
one of his most popular lectures on the
evening of March 10th inst. Subject,
The •Vonderful Discoveries and event
of this century. The announcement of
the lecture and lecturer should inspire
the people of Exeter with resolves that
no trifling thing should prevent them
from being present, the speaker is
known as one of the most able, eloqu•
ent,convincing on any sub,ject he takes
in hand, , Further announcements next
Sabbath. MRs, Rtrssnr, President.
On Friday evening last week a unlit'
ber of young people gathered at the
residence of Mr. Tlarry. Buckingham
for the purpose of spending, several
hours in merriment and glen. After
all had assembled games and other
±tntlserilentswere eag.'rly son{,ht for:1
tr'lgieh continued for "Were' flours'
to any person in America. Only one
price for two papers. Now is your
Hine to subscribe.
Girl Wanted.
A good girl wanted at once for
which liberal wages will be paid Apply
to Central Hotel Exeter.
latynlentRequested.
All accounts due us must be settled
on or before 'March lst, 1892, or they
will be placed in the hands of our sol-
icitor for collection. BISSI:TT Bnos.
They will produce new change of
plays every night this week and Mon-
day evening; next, full of 1tnglhtet,
music and mirth. The troop on rho
whole are one of the best that have
visited Us for some time, and should be
}yell patronized by otic citizens;as their
productions are pleasing and well
worth seeing.
Council: Proceedings.
Meeting held pursuant to adjourn
ment at the Town Hall, Exeter, 24th of
February, 1S92. Al l present, except
Mr. Ross. Minutes of previous meeting
aead and coo firmed. Speel:rnan `.Car-
lius--tlie following accounts beet.naid,
Jas Creech 750; meals to tramps; do $63
charity to Mrs, Wilcox; F. W. kless rep
town clock $225; and R N. Rowe $5
burying child. ---Carried. 13y law No.
61892 was duly read and passed,
Spackman—Carling. Tenders for gra-
vel not accepted. Spackman —Ca rlin§
—that the reeve and Mr. Christie be
appointed to procur 15 cords of gravel
delivered at the Town hall,.—Carried,
Carling.--Spackman--rho auditors re-
port received and abstract pub-ishod
as formerly, —Carried. Mr. A. G. Dyer
on behalf of th Stephen and Usborne
Agricultural Society asked the council
for a donation to Assist the Society in
paying for fencing grounds, etc. Laid
over for the present. Tenders for prin
ting fromTimes and Advocate. Carl•
ing—Spackman—Times tenders aceep
ted being the lowest.—Carried. Spack
man—Carling—that James Gould re-
ceive $2 per week until further notice,
—Carried. The reeve to sae to drain
at the North end. Adjournment for
two weeks. M. EACR>Tr, Clerk.
We press our suits on the public with renewed vigor this
because it is open to everyone to make a year
PROPOSAL
We make ours knowing that
,�, it will not be,
REJECTED®
because we offer the best goods in the market �alltet
at lo
and more than reasonable prices there-
fore we have
NO FEAR of the PUBLIC
refusing such a chance but are confident that
both our goods and prices will be warmly ac-
cepted. We have never shewn a finer ' lot of
Dress Goods nor trimmings than this year.
0 ur staple department is complete.
Try our groceries, they are new and fresh.
"We have the name of keeping the best tea
in town. Do you doubt it?
loh
s nt,
wanted...
Never too late to mend. 5000 pairs of
boots and shoes that need repairing to
be left at the leading boot and shoe
store next door to the post office. G.
Manson.
'Notice.
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! The Exet-
er Salt Works Co. require fifteen hun-
dred cords of soft wood, dry and green.
Will pay the -highest price. For fn
ther particulars apply to David Mill.
T. B. CARLING, Sec
"To 'Whom Xi Concerns."
On Monday evening, Feb. 29th, 1892.
between the hours of eight and ten
o'clock the lamp belonging to R,oya1
Templars of Temperance was stOleu
and carried away from its place at the
foot of the stairs leading up lute Fans
on's Hall, The person taking said
lamp was seen in the act and is well
known and we hereby give the person
until Monday night next to return said
lamp sound as when taken, if not •1;awill
proceed to prosecute.
Nardi Gras Excursion.
Tho Queen and Crescent Route is the
only line that will run Solid Vestibuled
Trains Cincinnati to New Orleans ae
count the Mardi Gras, which commen-
ces February 2Sth. Ask for tickets
via the Q. & C. from Cincinnati to New
Orleans, For dates of sale, etc.,_ call on
any Railroad 'i'ieket Agent. Sleepin
ear berths in these elegant trains cal
be reserved by addressing Joico Bast
able, G. P. A., Detroit, Mich., or D. G
Edwards, G. P. A., Cincinnati, 0.
]institute Meeting..
A. successful meeting under; the
auspices of the South Huron Farmers'
Institute was held, here on Thursday
last week. The sessions throughout
the day were well attended by farmers
and others, and the addresses of the
different speakers Were bristling with
facts and good common dense pertain
ing to the different modes of farming.
The usual entertainment was dispens-
ed with this year on account of" hold
ing their first meeting in <Crediton
where the concert was given and was
highly appreciated by all in attend
ante.
obituary.
As time rolls by the'young must die
as well as the old, for on Monday Wm.
A eldest son of \arm and Har.nahill-ook
passed quietly away to that land from.
which the traveller never returns.
Strieken as•he.was iii .the .prime of
youth, at the age of. 28 yrs, with that
much dreaded disease consumption, he
has been gradually sinking 'until ' he
succumbed to. its effects on the above
date He was a general favorite among
his companions and during all sickness
was patient and unselfish. The funeral
will take place today (Thursday) from
the parents''iresideuce, lake road,Exetei•
North, at 2 o'clock ancj proceed' to the
Exeter cemetery for ; interment, The
bereaved pareilts have ,the syhm7atny'
of the community in thea' hours of,sor-
ow, and affliction.
wormy os Prag3e.
1i ie. Ernina Wells Comedy: Company.
pond: in Drow's house ori: 'rucsday
1rcning to a fa:i1 sired'audience, and
he attractions piolldi:.d being varied;
rd many of tlec renditions being ex
anent, the entettaiiin ' 1lt prover] 011
oa
y ble lyres 1{Ctnin`ti '4118, 'the fcur
oi.ced vocalist; won 1lin' attention of
11, and well drieer r ed, the' eiich01os
rn.t a corde,l s ( crn1 popular
clue tione were .11150 awi!n l,y M115Jen
ie Idayrhlr. "J' IT Irt.ri rsIn 148 8011g414%
'lin s, brought fort »Jittrsts Of bo4
ter and ap ,lag tsl/ •frMtn »ilio ail (fiance,
inking one of the funnieet Tr]shrti ail
n the stego, and thtr(in tvfiii wattbd
itl'('50 at rca11F, funny -ent(')'tainmtint
1,1 of,,ii:lpaint.ea sheriff. trot miss
jlil4txlhC�t[%star�>lr," £ ls �_
jn;g i. tonic ls,tixer.go'we t f�iu '`1 k
ens the faculty of smell, in jiires the or=
,e.ans of sight, and often permanently
distroys the vison. Its first appearance
Is with a cold. At this station it should
be met with Clark's Catarrh Cure,
price 50 cents, and its further progress
es stayed.If your druggist ast can sup
Ply you with this life saver, send the
price to Clark's Chemical Co, Toronto
or New York, and a package will be
sent to your address.
NOW/ IS TEE TM TO
BUY YOUR
FALL CLOTFIINGJ
$JllliUM:'
t��BTNe
TIE MAA CQ;
Ma, DATin NE i(r , (Stratfor,i P. 0.) has
been appointed Local Inspector for the Can-
ada Coinpan}yin the place of Mi.. J,io Spack-
man resigned.
Parties having Canada Coni a,anv business
to transact will find MR. NEWELL at
IAWKSHAW'S HOTEL
EXETER,
The first Thursday of each month, cern-
mencing February 4th, 1891.
sIIIO 1 the company .were that
tea had hewn ploy i k d, ,Hutt that
hey were to rlisnenso with their• en
:)0y'111"1t of Chia kind for theeesent.
After the cateblcs had been disr,iised of
in the most approved. fashion' :they 1
gain initiated themselves into the ma
y intricacies of dike former r;pnrt
Mr. and .Mile Ilnckiiag'bafin 1, Ora 41,1440.
resented with a large fo leslool or a.
e1V neat, design 1 a1It.ei"n, by i ler
s. Aibert1 111;C,,Albi;•4t IIt,1fngs;Chas
ande 1 i a1,(1 Josnj)h i avis, 415 41'trihut11
f te,ep, .t, At 0, late hem' the hest end
i1:r°reer1>ere bid edam, ti ith the very
'atnl0 t wieh:'5 Ser Lind 0 con! lelied
•lhi,irree.s mid 1(11 (141104t h•lilo Ora
i110 leas' b(, fol' thou 1111 ttl.rl.trrrtl, tett (l';vo
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Ott`,S+tninr'lCern hill, 11'this 'place, 4ttrle S
sold by public alui;ti01 on.-'1'riescle ,r aft o
(1`n0011 11 th,Co1.11islr it.te tlw leaving h
eliertl,v {"nr 11. 1•a 1 (1 tr he:1•n lie r1 ill
111lIki,1 1110 flitnr., li.aarl', ti(7f1,.1 111:,?a1 are 12
a1wiiy s seely ii lid to 0111' inef anti 1
will bxupiissech
1r1a+', 02 jay r11 d piCa.sl1r;1. (alt1101) Plays d1.1'1•inp; the 1vetk,
TO BE CLEARED THIS
NEXT T 30 DAYS
AT LESS THAN
HOLESALE pR10E,
If you want a
Child's, Boys or 4an's Suit
Overcoat and Pants, &c., call
and see our big stock.
The Lrgot TEN to
CHOOSE FROM.
E. J. SPACKMAN & CO.
SAMWELL'S BLOCK,
EXETER. - - ONTARIO
ROBT, N. ROWE
Has been appointed sole agent
-for the
THE DANANDODE DRY EARTH
CLOSET.
Cheap, compact and a splen-
did arrangement for a bed-
room. A want in every house
hold supplied at small cost.
Call at once and see it.
rQ N. Bowe.
CENri
A
Insall Palace Baker
D. , Wixr
. Foss Proprietor Proprietor of •
the Palace Bakery, Hensali, wishes to
inform the citizens of
that he visits the village
Every Wednesday & Saturday Afternoon.
with a supply of
FIRST-CLASS BREAD & BUNS. All
orders left with GEORGE SANE -
eats will be promptly attended to, and
from whom bread can be had at all
times. Your patronage 12 solicitd and
satisfaction guaranteed.
•
GIVE 'IE A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED.
D. W. FOSS Faker„
f ensa 1L
EXETER STILL TO THE 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 keenest competit-
ion as to price or quality. We have se-
cured the right to Manufacture and
Sell:Merriams celebrated Baking Cab-
inets. Call and see diem and be con-
vinced of their merit.
ROSS & TAYLOR,
Main St.; Exeter
E IT F
Difficulty of r,
Ga$h�.
.Y1g
Tightness of the Chest
Wasting Away of Flesh
Throat Troubles
Consumption
much
tis9 Weak Lungs
..Bungs
Asthma, 'Oou hs
Catarrh, Colds
BOITE
of
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