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The EXETER ADVOCATE,
Only 11; from now till fa nuRry
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VOL, IV,
71"410 41045001S 3EItlf(1,
(Chartered by :Parliament, 1855,)
Paid ip Capital „ „ „ • P.3,000,000.
Rest Puna' , 1,100,000,
Head °Mee Oronteetto
F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
GENERAL MANAGER.
Money advanced to good Farmer's on their
own notes with ono or More endorsers at 7
or emit per aunum,
Exeter Branch.
Open every lawfal day from 141+ a. m. to 3 p.
m.; SatUrdays ILO am, to I. p.
A general bauking business transacted
Four per cent, per annum allowed for mos-
ey on De poSit Receipts. Savings Bank at 3
per cent,
N. DYER HU.RDON
er, Jan 28, '88. Sub Manager.
THE
xtter Abirocat,e,
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rs , &e. for advertising, subseriptions, eta. to
e made pava hie to . .,
Sanders' & Sweet
PROPRIETORS
Church Direotary.
TRIVITT ME:ROI:UAL CHURCH. --Re. P. H-
att, Rector. Sunday Serviees, 11 a. re
d 7 p.m. Sabbath Sehool, 2.80 p.m.
TEPTROnis'r C tureen—James-St , Rev. A. L.
• Pastor. Suuday Services, 10.30 a. M.
8.6.30 p.ni. Sabbath School, 2.80 p. m. •
MAr::: ST5EET-30V. W. MOD011ao'll, Pas -
r. So.0 fity Services, 1.1.00 a.m. an i 630 p.m.
bbath Sehool 2.30 p.m.
Pa/WUXI:MU:AN CIIIIRCIL—Rov, W. Martin,
stOr. Sunday Services, 11 a. m. and. 6.30 p,
t5abbatli School, 9,45 a. in.
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i'LOft5SMt0flfti Cards.
Fanson's Block
two doors north of Carling Store
31A14!STREET, EXETER, extracts teeth'
tliOi.tt pain-. Away at Hens:tit oil 15t
iday; Ailsa. Craig on 2nd and 4th 'Tuesday;
8. 2;urieli en last rhursday of each month.
11. lis1(1-11,A.St, DEXTI ST, Member Royal
• College .1:mute! Surgeons successor to
L. Billings. utile° over Bost v thee
ter, Ont. A safe anaesthetic\ giveli for
paanlese extraution of teeth. e Gold
hugs as required..
Uedieal.
TS WHITELY, M. D. 0.78.., PHYSICIAN
• and Surgeon. Office and residence—
ner Vic[ori and Elgin streets Goderiel:
twrie. (
IL J. A. ROLLINS. OFFICE—MAIN ST.
Residence—Corner Andrew and North
ts, Exeter, Ontario.
1.T. P. McLAUGHLIN, MEMBER OF
the College of Physicians a.nd Surgeons
rio, Physician, Surgeon and Accoueli-
Office, Lashwood, (Int.
T. A, AMOS, M. D., C. M Member of
. College of Physicians and Surgeons,.
ari0; licentiate of the Royal. College ot
sicians and Surgeons Edinburgh; been
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e of the Faeulty of Physicians and Sur -
15, Glasgow; Fellow of Trinity Medical
ege, Toronto, Office—Dr. Cowen's old
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R. COLLINS, BARRISTER, ,SOLICIT-
OR, Conveyander, 'Notary Publie.
—Over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter, Ontario.
ev to Loan.
.DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR.
of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con -
seri Domnaissioner, &c. Money to loan
--Fanson's Block, Exeter.
IOT & ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC-
tors:Donveyaneers, igc. Money to loan
r cont.
L.EOT. ELLIOT
Auctioneers.
Winchelsea. Licensed Anet-
ion cer for the Counties of Perth and
esex, also for the township of 'Osborne
rem ptly attended to amd terms reaSen
los arranged at Post office, Wineheisa
• IZOLLI14, late of Manitoba, Licens-
Anotioneer, for the counties of Har-
t Middlesex, Residence: 1. mule south
tor, Ont. Sale Orders by mail or otiier-
r�tuptly attended to at reasonable
1SSENBER1IY,Honsall Ontario: Lia-
ised .Adietioneer for the Couritys of
and Perth. Oharges moderate and
ttidn guaranteed.
ARAY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
entity of Huron. Sales Conducted on
able terms. Farm and Farm Stock 0
y.Eull arrangements 00,n be made
office.
A.RTICOMB, Provincial .Land.
and. Civil Engineer. Office,
:se; Main street, 'Exeter, Ont.
TILER, Veterinary Surgeon
be of the Ontario Veterinary
nto, (Successor to Win. Sweet,
11 years practice. Office and
brook east ofRichard. Pickards
site Skating Rink, Exdter, Ont.
FOR SALE.
f of lot 10, Concession 5 in the
• of' Usborne,in the county ef.Huren
lig therein 50 tiered more or less,
iibont 80 acres cleared and the bal_
Ji being mixed with black 119 11 Ana
good wind -mill with a good well
and well suited for stock raising.
ter partioulars apply tb Geo. Mont.
town or to Jelin limiter, Jr. F.,:suiter
ALE OR TO RENT.
remjses known as the Commercial
the town of Clinton, together with
ng and appurtenances. ALM those
in the village of Exeter known as
I's Hotel and the briek Store a4.
ho hotel and used as a general
Pest Office, The above property
la en eaSy tOrm 3. For pattientars
tho proprwtor, ,Tottx R,orsstEic,
31 eoneession,' Colborne Tp, pen-
t).
ITOUSE TO RENT.
A. fine Brick Cottage and one lot °nand,
situated on Carling street,con taining there-
in 8 eomm odious rooms in first-class order
There is a good well of water, cistern, and 31
frante barn on the prein 18 es. Terms reason-
able. For further partieulars apply to Geo
lroti gins or at this o 4100.-280-2 ni
pROPERTY FOR SALE.
Tho following valuable property compria,
log lots east half 75, T.ha In es Road, 1:y ad -
m easurem mit 11,4 acres, On the land is a
splendid frame house and sta11e, good. well,
it num ber of young trees, and many other
accommodations, Also two acmes of land
siteated on Train street, north of Lake
Road. For terms and particulars apply
to Joux TnOm P80 iv, If a y P 0.
HOTEL FOR SALE,
The Devon Hotel and property, situated
211; miles south of Exeter, comprising l;re` ac-
res of land with frame stable and shed will
be sold out reiteon able terms, Possession
given at any time, For further particulars
apply to.L..A.Dickson barrister, Exeter, or
to M. Relland,rpro pri Apr, on the premises.
LOST.
A minVinuff 00 enarew street, between
the residences of Me:James Balsden and Mr.
Frank Gill, On the 1535 in2t. Finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
this office.
SALE REGISTER.
ExETE4, ONTARIO, THTIRSDA.Y, MARCI124, 1892.
NO Z30
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Auction Saleaif Land Rollers. Gates
&e, on • Wedn.esday March 3Qth,' at
Cottles T9rninef • Fectury, .Arthur
Rollins, Auctioneer; A Cottle, Propriet
r.
dee_
VARM.F011 SALE.
4 •
4h3' hun droll acres, more or less, being
LefiVeon. 6, Township of 'Osborne, County
ofHuron, 80 acres under good eultiv.a tion,
wen drained, good orchard.two. frame •barns
frain e stable, Two Storey Brick Derailing, &
two good wells of water on the premiSes.For
further particulars wryly to
Mn. A:us CortNien.
250-18 St. Thomas Ont
1ear...4.,xmatoormeacianaur..ouawamag
10 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed tenders will be received at the °Mee
of the undersigned until Saturlay, A.pril
2nd, for the various works required in the
erection 01 38 at Kelt Sunday Sr.kao I an II
Rectory for the Trivitt Trernorial ehurch,
Exeter. Plans and specifieations may be
seen either at 0' N e s Bank or the office of
the architects, London. No tender neeess-
nrlly accepted. McBarnr, & ;remiss Archi-
tects, :HS Duffield Bloek, London.
samannaaaasuntounweratammamagrumamole
$ 7 590006000
-Ail persons who want -
CHEAP NIONEY
at 5i,, 6 and di PER CENT slisoult1 ea
• --at. tile____
Offico of n. coLzaiTs
—SEND FOR.—
ILLUSTRATED
iATALu GUE
of Ladies 8pecialties.
Ai:amass:
The Parisian &died Appliance Go.,
19 Queen -s*. E, Teronto, Ont.
Mention this paper.
quick Time.
A certaili young plan of our tow»
who is engaged with Messrs. Verity &
Sons, makes the following statementet-
"I was awakened one morning recent-
ly from my shirr:hers precisely at five
minutes to seven a. m, I arose, dressed
myself, are my breakfast, and was at
work in the foundry at seven O'clock."
The foundry is a distance of fully half
a mile. This is. wonderfully quick
time, but ae have no room to doubt
George's word.
Sick List
Wr. James Harvey, hostler at the
Commercial House stable, is at present
ill and tumble to work, owing to a
large gathering near his. throat --Mr.
James Gould, Jr, is slowly recosterneg
from his illness. -A child belonging to
Dennis Halloran is at present stricken
with ricarlet feven-Mr. James Willis
is still lingering in an uncertain eon.
dition.--Mrs. John Smaltacombe who
has been confined to the house for
some time with an attack of rheum
tism is recovering and able to be a-
round again. -Mr. Richard Davis does
not improve in health very fast, but
continues hearty. ---Mrs. T. A. Brown is
suffering from an attack of quinsey.-
Miss M. E. Gill, teach in Exeter Public
School, who has been ill, is able to re-
sume her duties.--eMr. George Sanders
is at present very ill from the effects
of an abdemis growing near the pit of
the stomach.
council Proceeetaines,
The council met 16th March 1892 ;all
present. Minutes of previous meeting
kead and confirmed. E. Christie -H.
Spa ck man --tha t orders be granted for
the following. sums, Viz: John Grigg
7:72 stationary, etc.: John Vale 63 cts.
labor; Jas. Creech $2 charity to James
Gould; do $1 Mrs. Wilcox. -Carried.
11. Spackman• -E. Christie -that 10
cords Of gravel at $3 per cord be ord-
ered from Mr. Geo. Ford delivered at
the Tomei Hall, Moved in aineedment
by D. A. Ross, secooded by T. B. Carl-
ing that sufiliCient gravel be ordered.
Amendment carriO, a A. p.
earling--that the I,teeve and Deputy -
reeve be a committee to instruct the
road cerprnissioner with regard to dis-
posal of gravel at the ToWn. Halt--
Cnrried, 11. Spackman --T. B. Carling
--that'Mr. Wes. J. Blesett be Road
Peintnieteloner'for the eurrent'
II„.Spacktilell- D. A 1oos it
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' The ADVOCATE OP.FIGit'Y
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in need ei.).-- ,
Ilcit ad and E. IN f ,101,043, -til c'
43410 MIS, IIRlid :Pals, '',TIOtt.
all kind., of prin Hap', —
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that the Road Commissiouer be paid
,91.50 per day while in actual employ
ment,-Carried. The council d o
ed for one week on motiou of H.Spaelt-
man, seconded by E. ehriet ie.
M. ;iicilizr•r, Clerk.
Persortai•ailentitoo, .
Mrs. Nictolas McAyey and Miss ,AO -
t
niO Sanders are speedieg a few days
with frie.nds 131 Loudon -M', Richard
Bissett, of London, who has been visit
ing in Nom during theweek, returned
ou Saturday =ruing - Mr. Arthur
Rollins returned frotn the North West
last week. after being absent nearly a
Month. He Met with success 1 ds•
posing of the carloa4 of horses which
he took With him, and fa at te'esent
purchasing' another lot for the western
market, -Mr. Henry Dilling and adie,
Exeter North, left on Monday to Visit
his father neae
Long returned from Letidon Township
ship on Monday morning where she
had been on a vacation for some time.
-Miss Ella McTavish, -who ham been
the guest of Miss Horoe, for the past
two months, left for her home in North
East Hoe° on sat matey morn ing.-Miss
Lizzie Carting, who has been Visiting
friends its Toronto, returned last week.
W. J. Ingram, of the firm of W.
E. Saunders & Co, and Joseph Bowdon,
Jr , of Londoo, spent Sunday in towel,
-Master Will Bon thorn, ef Heesall, be -
gem the study of law with Mr. R. 11.
Collins last week -Mr. John Dearing,
wife and family, of Marlette, Mich, are
visiting their many friends here. John
is looking well and as though LT. S.
climate agrees with him. He tips the
scales at 220. - Mr. William Bodgert
left on Tuesday morning for Carberry,
Manitoba, ---Dr. Cutten, of Boisse vain,
Manitoba, formerly of Dash wood. has
been in and around Exeter during the
past week visiting friendsget urnhig
Ids home again 931 Afonday.-Me, H. J.
Glauville arrived horn e from London
on Monday after spending a 'vacatipn
of several clays in the city. -Mr. Henry
Collinseot London formerly of this place
is yisitingfriends here prior to leaving.
for Man.- he will leave the beginning
of next Week. --Miss Jessie Vosper is
N'isiting friends in Maple Lodge. -Miss
Millie Cudmore left yesterday morning
for Bay City, Alieh, where she will Nis.
it Metals for a week -Me, John San-
ders and family, of Crediton, and Chia
Seeders, who returned 15001 Maiiitoha
some INTL:1;S etrojeft on 'Tuesday morn-
ing islet for Gilbert Plains, Man. -
Miss Ettie Eosery, who has been ill for
seine time, is now able to attend to her
doties as dress maker and will be
found at her old quarters, over Carling
Bros.
Zurich.
.
Miss Emma Demuth, of Mich., is vis-
iting at her fathers. -Miss Mary A.
Beaver is visiting in town this week. -
.4 meeting of the Hay Branch Agrieu
ltural Society was held in the Town
Hall last Tuesday-. The roads are in
rather a bad state at present making
travelling difficult -The promotion -ex-
aminations will be held in the Public
&Idol next Thureday and*Friday the
24t1s and•25th inst,
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, Staffa.
The contract for building the school
house of S. S. No. 3 has been let to a
Hensell man by the name of Welch. -
The council of Hibbett met on Satur-
day, the 19th inst., fnr the. purpose of
bringing on an election to till.the office
of Reeve, made vacant by thetdeath of
Mr. ,A lex McLa re n .-Mr. Thee. Regan
has resigned the Deputy-reeeship for
the purpose of running, for reeve, end,
Mr. Senses Barbour has resigned the
office of Councillor for the purpose of
running for Deputy -reeve. Opposition •
to both is ex pected.--Mr.. Geo. Dalton
intends to start for New YOH: State on
Thursday next where he expecta.to lo
cote and make his future home,
Elimville.
Waramzeta-Mr, Ceorges Ha zelwoo
of Kirkton, and Miss Lucy Bray,
Farquhar, joined hands for weal o
woo at Rev. Jno. Russells one eve=
last week, We join their many friend
in Wishing their young couple happi
ncss and prosperity.--WooD DEE-Mr.
G. W. Holman, who has been laid up
with ulcerated eyes, had a number of
Isis friends together last Saturday and
cut and split a lot of rood at his resi-
dence. The day was rough but all
worked well and after partaking' of
supper repaired to their homes, feeling
much better for the exereise.-The
citizens of this little hamlet are begin-
ning to fed the necessity of telephone
or telegraph connection with the out-
side world. Wo hope to see the poles
for a phone on the ground before long,
as there is a movement in the right di.
rection end all that is necessary' is a
little mornentumsto increase the speed.
--The boys one/night last week in
their,jubilation at the election of the
people's candidate, Mr. Pridharngave
vent to their feeling's in a torch light
proctssionoifter which they built a
large funeral pyre and burnt "Jimmy"
in effigy. This noble old ward rolled
up the splendid majority of 101 for Mr.
Priclham and this caused the boys to
boil over, hence the jubilee. The boys
are all growing up right. They're
Ot free traders :aid doll'* you forget
d,
of
Brewster. I ()mud Bend eta tine sumtner Heed May, danghtee Of RalPh aOtt Sustena= '
(.,niti Withal, ear Oil -mesas On Friday for T 15 da,eS. SI w eomplained en Satikedeeter •
Notwithstandino. the recent
weather several of the sprint,. birds
ifoFt1 neel Quence left f
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oi Alailitoba, oteoey„ egad 18 Jo inorall,S a:41
making, their appearance, a robin hay
ing been seen oe Monday of this week,
as tvell as eeveral of the other summer
visitors. --A. heavy fall of snow ou Sat
urday evening last merle sleighing
quite brisk on Sundaybutitis rapidly
disappearing under the hot rays of the
sun -The fiehermen are all 'busy re -
paring their nets and making ready
for the summer fishing. --Mr, Robert
Campbell had a wood bee, on Friday
and had a uice pile of wood put up ---
A cow. helooging to Mr. P. O'Brieu
gave birth to a pair of twin calves, on
Saturday of last week, whtch are do
well. ---Mrs MeDoupsall and her
daughter Aggio, who have been
spending the wipter with friends, have
returned to their hems io Sande..
Ent00field,
Rev. Mit Gallaway, Clieton, occupied
Union Church Pulpit last Sitbbath -
Mr. D. McDoneld arrived home from
Chicago after a mentlis visit.-Mi.,Jno.
Wright„Stanley assessor Wra 3 111 town.
last week. -Mr. James Swan' obr en
terprising machine ag;ent, is dealing
heavily in horses at present. He talks
of shipping a ear to the old country. -
We understand Mr, T. Woodley is
about to remora leo ow flourishing
burg in the near futere.-Our new
dress and mantle maker has not show
ed up yet.--Alr.' MeEwen WaS ill
last week. -Rev Mr. Gra hain did
not preach in Canada Presbyterian
Church owing to rough weather.--An-
Other horeept the Cooper homestead
Monday, evenina. which 'a$ a grand
suecess.-The fo)loWillg settlers leave
here for the west to -morrow: --Mr. Wm
Cooper and family, for Ox ECM, N. W.
T., taking' with him two carloads of
stulfeAlr..'George Plewes and Messrs,
G. and M. McKay for Moosomin, the
former taking one carload, the latter
two one carload,
Greenway.
Mr, John Spaekman, Real Estate
•
Agent, Exeter, visited the Hub last
week. -Mr. W. H. Engeisli, Fred Eng
1.511, .Jas. Luther and wife star ed from
here for Alauitoba 031 Tueaday. We
wish the boys every success.-Tne
concert over the telephone from the
phonograph last Saturday morning in
Parkhill was well received 'by the rest
dents of the Boston hertse.-Several of
lour towns people are laid up with a
sevestveatteck of la grippe. -Mr. James
Broplaey was appointed mayor of
Greenway by Mr. Thomas Jennings on
Tuesday. It .has been a lona felt
want. -John Bloomfield paid • Brinslev
a visit last Friday and took in the con-
cert in Downing's Mosel house. He
reports a splendid --thne.-Miss Lillie
Bropiey dress and mantle .maker of
the Boston House is at present away
spending a few holidays at Beinsley.
She is expected home on Tuesday. -
Mrs. Sarah Watson, widow of the late
James R Watson, wishes to tender her
most sincere thanks to the many
friends. especially the Knights of the
Macabees, who so willingly and kindly
steed by and helped her in her sad
bereavement.
Hibbort.
Miss Thompson, of Cromarty, who
has been visiting. in En iskillen for some
months, returner] home. on Saturday
looking hate and heart',. -Mr. R. Spare
of Hensel', spent Sunday at his home
near Cromaety.-The Cromarty Liter
ary Society framed having their closing
debate on Wednesday evening next
subject being, Resolved that prairie
land is more adapted for farming than
the forest. The captain of the affirma-
tive.being Robert Whyte, and the liege
ative being Samuel McLean, and each
one to be supported by the most prom-
inent speakers of the society. A good
time is expected as it is the hist debate
of the season -Tho first raising of the
season took place on the farm of Mr.
George Leary,, on Friday last, it being
a drive shed; 2840 -A sad event oc
marred at the residence of F. L. Hamil-
ton on Sunday morning about 5 o'clock
it being the death of his son Herbert, a
lad about 12 years of age, the cause of
his death being paralysis of the brain.
The himily have the sympathy of the
community in this their time of trouble
Centralia.
Mr. John Eva,ns has moved into the
cottage lately vacated by Mre. Elliott. e
Miss Amy Hemmen, of London, is the
guest of the Misses Hicks. -.Bob
McLeod, of Lucan'paid our village a
flying visit on Sunday. -Miss May
Rollins, of E'xeter, wee the guest of
Miss Oke on r.Sionclay.--Quite a number
of the young people spent a very
pleasant time at Mrs. Hodgins on Fri-
day evening last. -Jim Abbott leaves
this week for Winnipeg --safe journey
Jim.
Good sleighing for it few days again
--Wes Huston, who has been laid' up
with rheumeiton, is able to be out
again. -Mr. P. Curtain was in town
the other day looking i little frail after
his sickness. -Mr. Andy Robinson vent
west on Friday. He will return in
al oal --Mr, J. Neil was at the lake
last week attending a wedding. Ile
p ‘rts having had a good time. --Some
of the boys went to Downing'e a011eOrl
on Fitisy ---J Fell J Iluxtable
G. G. Essery. and Wm. Anderson at-
tended the funeral of the late J31mus
Ferguson last week in. Eseter.--The
club room was pretty tvell filled a coo.
pie of nights last week to hear the
intelligence cennnittee discuss some im
portant subjects. Some gather consicl-
erable information by attending. --Mr.
Bloomfield expects a carload of fruit
trees shortiy, to be delivered to his cus
tirriers.
Stanley.
The &nitwit met at Varna Mereh 19,
189.2, at one oteloek p, in. Members all
eieeeent, niiirates Of previous Meeting
read and signed. The clerk read a
communication from the Minister of
Education relatiee to the 'interpretat-
ion of section 109of the public schools
act, of 1891: The claim of trastees of
sehool section No 4 was laid Oyer for
further coneideration. The Pathmast-
ers appointed were the same as last
year with a few excopti ins. The new
one being Georgos Dowan Wm Thirsk,
Abm Snider, R 'Peck, John 1)011,1elass
R AleBrien, S Ward, Jas Nel
son, Jr; J Pierson, Jos Harvey, Win
Eggieson, W Purdy; G. Hart. Pound -
keepers and Fetweviewers the, same as
last year, The clerk was instructed to
notify the county treasurer to deduct
$6 01 from the amount of back tax on
lot No.4 eon. 11, for', the year 1890,
proof Whig given that the statute lab-
or had been performed The by-laws
appointing tp. officers and fixing their
salaries' were read and passed. The
council then adjourned -to meet again
at tlw call of the reeve.
G. L. Sr:SWART Clerk.
Crediton,
Srer. LIST. -Mrs, Sam Lampert, who
has beensick for over a week, is very
low at present, but hopes of her recov-
ery -are entertained. Also Mrs. Joseph
Sites is very sick, Drs. Rollins and
Croskerry are attending both ladies.
-Mr. Ragan, of Limeric, met with it
bad accident last week while drawing
hay. The load upset, and brone one of
his limbs, He has been mmonscious
ever since.. Dr. Rollins is- en attend,.
ance.---Eterneaemezerr. -The enter
.tainment held in School Section No. 5,
McGillivray, on Friday evening. 15th
inet., was a success. --The Royal Tem -
piers held a concert on Wednesday ev
ening, 23rd inst., in the Town Efall.-
Mr. Henry Lamport's "wood bee" which
was held. on Tuesday was a grand suc-
cess. Henry is a fine fellow. --lin and
Mrs. John Evans moved on Wednesday
16th, to Centralia, to occupy the resi-
dence lately vacated by Mee. Hicks,-.
Mb'. Mathew Morlock has lately refused
the sum of $4,500 for 90 acres of land
Xis Second 80 none. -Mr. John Medford
has just returned home looking hale
and hearty, from his home in Port
Hope, -Alf Bedford. arid Win Dryer
have gene to Dakota. -A good day,s
work was done ono day last week at
Mr. Win. Bane's, when he had a "wood
bee.
Londesboro.
Londesboro Lodge, S. 0. Eeheld their
regular meeting in the Furestens hall
on Friday last. There was a fair at
tendance of members. This Lodge is
doing well. It was organized last July
with eleven chartermembers and has
new a. membership of twenty-five, with
a prospect of more soon. Two of the
inembers have taken a $1,000 ineur.
ance policy and we would like to see
more follow as we believe this to be as
cheaptan insurance as offered by an
other benevolent society. 'There is
about $1.00 on hand now to pay sick
benefits with, and taking into consider
ation the large expenditure necessary
in starting it new Lodge, we think this
it good showing. The delegates to th
Grand Lodge made their report to th
Lodge, which was very encouraging
The order shows a healthy condition
during the year 1891--23 new lodges
were organized; there were 2,344 mem
bers initatod during the year, a gain
of 1,477 members in good standing
over the former year. The receipts
during the year were in round num
hers $25,600 ;ex penditure $21,8003 Jellv.
ing a credit balance of $3,879. This,
with a balaece from the previous year
of $7,254, makes a total of'i little over
$11,000 on hand. The Order now ex-
tends from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and is established in South Africa, and
the Grand Lodge executive hope to es.
tablish it in Australia and New Zea.
land. We wenild recommend this Soci
ety to every thinking Eoglishman or
son of an Englishman who wishes to
make provision for himself in case cif
sickness or his wife and family after
his deatli
lietheseda.
The recent snow storm has made the
-roads almost impassable, but now the
weather has become mild and Ili are
looking for SPrint.---A, famine'. fir °lir
midst have been sorrowing during the
of not feeliog well, but it was not nos=
Alonclay inoritina, whole the etateeenee
became alarmed, that inedieal nid. von
1.1 m on e (1. Caref examination.
proved that it wasa[3 etOaele inane,
matimi of the bowels elle', in re: gh
space of three days she passed amts.
The 1(381 813)5 were ititerrati in Bethee
day cemetery amidst a large gathistraute
of relatives and friends, her sehootlesera.
cher aild assochites pre eeeding dee
hearse which carried the bod,v 'Ida'
hist resting place. On the arrive oae
the cortege at the church the chillleos
formed in two lines and allowed
corpse and mourners to pass into, ale
building, svhere service was held ter
Revs. Fear and AleGoe, of Heave*"
This being over they proceeded to tett
hurial ground, and the body of be elo-
parted was lowered. into its enteti4.
tomb by her four brothers, whe actAil
as pall bearers, there to- rennin eta
peace uutil the angels trumpet eideR
sound on the resurrection morn. -1,1ii*
young lady was highly respected Iv-
an in the neighborhood and the ,•leter-
ents and family have the sympathy -VI
many in their Hine of trouble. elaey
floral wreaths were placed 'Inca eta
coffin by relatives, associates
friends as a last tribute of respect .ste
her who will be greatly missed.
,Ver,y deep regret and mach. eetne-
meet prevaled tbrougout our towy. essit
Monday last when it. be,came krietteek
that Robt. Houtotoson of John Metals
had dropped dead at the age of 17 3a.e.
Deceased apparently enjoyed ,gaZti
health and was in Mr. T. Murtioalets
Livery Stable at the time of thetaadeee-
currence. His funeral took piece zee
Tuesday The bereayed family taese
our heartfelt sympathy.
Mr. James H. Chesney', V. 3., hat
purchased the property.on'Alalu etre4„
formerly owned by Mr. H. Citartersts
and intends to occupy is. as an it'Z.w.4
and. residence. 'The soling mall
dustrioas, and being a skilful pratdiato-
ea, is building up a good business. -
Mr. Israel Taylor, of Clinton, was in diese
village last week visiting. his brotbar.
Miss B. Ellis hes been visitin n• flittlAg
10 Ooderith durino. the past ° week: -
The attendance school has increesed
so of late that a third room will kowei
to be erected and another teacher epate
'cured. Who says Hensall populatis.
is not increasing? Mrs. Charles Beese-
enberry, wife atid family, of Zadit4
have be,come, citizens of this burg sutii.
eccuped the house vacated by Chessite
Mitchell. He intende taking cb.argeobt
the tinware department of John lede-
Arthur.--The sale of cows uncle/. teat
management of Hawkins & Co., leo
Friday last was well attended by -Oar
townsmen and farmers. The arrinto
biought prices ranging from $12 sap -
wards, buyers being gmverened by,olor-
dition.-Mr. James Bengough has gem
ot Killarney, Mao, to try and make. eat
home for himself. -Nicholas Hertatee
Wm. Wren and Thos, Slavin left ImsA
week for Dakota to make a, fuerseee
home. -Mr, Ed. Bossen berry, wife a441
family have, taken up the,ir place
residence in Zurich. Many here sitel4.
miss you, Ed., and will only be tpo gistett
to hear of your return. -Mr, Sax=
Bell has disposed of his two -yea -reel&
filly to R.. Turner, of Manitoba, for Oleo -
sum of $130. -Seven of the finest lerseal
ing mare § that could be producea na
the county were shipped from thiszeriso
ion to Manitoba on Tuesday, last engin
br Messrs Berry and Bell -The ..Rezran
Templars of Temperance intend •
ing an open mooting on the eyenbavik
March 29th, when school Inspeenkee
Tom is to deliver an address,-Only.a
collectien fee is asked for.
WIRT
Elim on the IA*
inst., wife of Win. Minos, of it goo.
31AlitantALGEt4.
Satten-Detonretcs-In Stephen, on 'lee
by the Rev. A. L. Ruses
Henry Smith, of Sodom, to Am*,
daughter of Abraham Dearing., .42
Stephen, Township,
CUTTEZ,T-MORRISH.-At Grand B. eagb
on thelSth inst., by the Rev. MN
Holmes, Mr. Cuttert, M. D, to Let -
belle, daughter of Mr. Charles Morello
Stephen Township.
DEATHS,
--
-InUsborne, on the 17th las,
Alnit4aa May, daughter of Rat*
and Susannah Keddy, aged 10 yeiirml
13 months atid 15 dose.
LoADMik,N.-In Usborne, on the Itttt
inst., Percy; infabt soli of John aatitt
Lucinda; Loaciman, aged 5 wedge
and 5 day3.
HOMITITON.- -In Hensall, on the '24*
inst, Robert Hetighton, aged 19 peel
Hoterder.-Iii Hensall, o» the 21stinelo
Robert Houton, aged 17 year. Melt
suddenly.
. The attention of'county Crown slit
torney Curraol-:tes been 'tailed' *
miserably publication ealle,d "Ala
oCtM Scourge" and tillt.grd to 'hallo
0011 written by a Toroiito reporter.
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time to attend to his contract of the past week over the death cf. Althea