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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-4-14, Page 1Rutbsoribe for The EXETER ADVOCATE,. Only T/5 from now bill ,Tanutiry if, 1$03. Give it a trial, VOL. IV. LEXETER, ONTARIO, .TITIMSDAY.., APRIL14.,.,18.92, •.17.111.94'...WOR,f0Fialam,,a3:1,mesnft.F.,41 The . is B'ank. .1,-0E1 SALE. 2eiec1,11antects • SA go0c1 :i'once , . 0 'T.110.,- ADVOCATE OFFICE —when need of leak+ Hand. BUIS, tette and Eiivelopes•-ia fa ,is of printing, wprf.CWO..nR".1.,*•Wrr*..4"1,wrywniw;p145ahsi. (Chartered by Parliament, 1855.) The Devon Hsnieraboyweted itt to 'Brewster.0rediton, otel and propery, situated Paid up Capital..., .. .. $2,000,000. Rest Fund..., 1,100,000, and Mrs L. iMeLachlan left on Tues. day of last week for their new home in IVIeuttobit, tiecompanied by the best wishes of their many friends and rela- tives in this neighborhood. -.Mr. T Vine had 'a wood bee on Tuesday of last week and succeeded in getting several cords of word cut up. 2),t miles SO uth of Exeter, comprising lo‘g ac- res of hula with frame stable and shed,. will be sold on reasonable terms, Possession geven ab y time Pox further particulars apply to 1. -t, Melts o n , barrister, Exeter, or to Ai. Rolland, proprietor, on the premises. F ARM FOR SALE. One hundred. acres, more or less being Loh 1, con. 6, ip of Ds -borne', 'Ceunty of Heron, 90 acres under good cultivation, well drained, good orchard,two frame barns frame stable, Two Storey Briek Dwelling, & two good wells of NV a bur on the premises.For fur tiler partieulars pyly to Alit. TOE N Couaisii 250-13 St. Thomas, Ont oloneomm.......11.ewatrurcurmaimatmomemmosasssow.sialomag...us....R. SALE REGISTER, Auction Sale of Horse, Buggy,Cutter and Household Effects, on Lot 2 con. 10 Usborne, on Friday April 1.5th 92, at o'clock p. H. Brown, Auctioneer, Lewis Walker, Proprieton learn the art of photographer, apply t� :Joseph Seeior, Exeter. Italia bolt- NaCial. A reinbow social will Le given us the basement of the James st. 'Nether - dist chui.ch on Good Friday evening', when a lengettly peogramme and re. freSlimenie3 Win be dispensed with. All are Welcome. Admission 15 cents. Cricket filfeetl,not-. The ttnnual meeting. of the Exeter Cricicet Club will be held at Mr. L. H. Dickson's law office on Tuesd;ty even- ing next, Apeil 19th at 8 o'clock to elect officers, etc , for the coming. sea- son. F, ELLIor, See'v. 111r. R. E, Bailey and ids daughter On Wednesday' the Snring Show' Miss KreUtZinger, 9f lijdb.,brir,y, is at'e vieiting friends in Mitchell, -Mr. was held hero and a large Humber of the g.10,st of And Mrs. E. J. Ea fariller8 were rresent from all parts ot the couutry. A large number of horse men and animals were ine attendance, whieh tends to make all soli g.ather- ings a success. Below we Oat: the prize list, -- AGED CDYDESDALD.-"St Stephell" D. Bares; "New Hall" Coward Bros; "Lit- tle Joe" Berry &McNevin. 8 YEAR OLD "D1%31011-011" Pat Curtain; Charming Charlie" Wm. Harris, COACII HORSE.- "PaSclia" DOW and Teunant. Cast - MAGI) CLASS; -"Gren era I Grant" W. W. Reyington ; "Mambrino Star" Wm, Dunseith; "North Zetland" Jos Pura - prey. RosensgER:-"Sir Bonner" ,Tho, Biisett; "Gold 131i -d" eVorcither: SpEcea. re --"Drigh ton t Cnriain ; RoensTEa.---"Pasednt ' .Dow & Tennatnt. BULLS. --AGED pui.L8–"Princa 'Alb- ert", Fred Baker: 2 roan onn.--"Royal Cressida", John Kerr; "Schilo", George Lawson; "Canadian Prince", T. Mor - foe k. YEARLING BULL.-"Jttelc the Ripper", Isaac Hill, Jr. NO2&3 ,ima•c•sccomussyq.....4....‘,“•••• Zurich, Head office Montreal, F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq., GENERAL MANAGER. 'Money advanced to good Farmer's on their otvii aotes with one or more endorsers at 7 per ceat per annum. Exeter Branch. Open every lawful day from TO it. m.to 3 P. Satardays 10 it.na. to 1 p. rn A general banking,. business transacted Fonr per cent. per annum allowed for mon- ey on Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 3 per cent, N. DYER HURDON Exeter, Jan 28, '88, Sub Manager E Oxieter tivocatie Is published every Thursday Morning, at the Office, MAIN -STREET, - EXETER, By the SANDERS' PUBL ESHING COMPANY. TERMS OF SOBSCRIPTION, One Dollar per annum if paid in Advance. 11) 1.750 if not so paid. 21.6--iraxts.slxi.e- mattes cal. No paper discontinued un til all arrearages are paid.. Advertisements without specific directions will be published till forbid and charged. accord.ingl$. Liberal discount made , for - transcient advertisements inserted for long periods. Every description of JOIl PRINTING clamed 0111 111 the finest style, a nci at moderato rates. Cheques, m oney ord- ers, &Q. for advertising, snliscriptions, etc. to be made payable to • StMdCrS• & Sweet PROPRIETORS Church DireetOry. TRIVITT MEMORIAL 011URCH.--Rev. F. If. Fatt, Rector. Sunday Services, 11 m and 7 p111. Sabbath School, 2.30 p01.. MEritoni CIIIIRCII-James-st Rev. A. L. Russell, Pastor. Sunday Services, 10.30 . 111 lld. 0.30 P. Sa bbabh School., 2.30 p. m. MAIN STREET -Ray. W. McDonagh Pas- tor. Sim Serviees, 00 it. m. and 13.110 pan, Sabbath School 9.30 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCM.-Rev. W. Martin, Pastor. Sanday Services, 11 a. in. and. 6.30 p. 01. Sabbath Sc 11001, 3.-15 a.m. 1Pr ofi:issi anal Car d S. .•••• .R. KI.NSMAN, L.D.S, Fanson's Block two doors north of Carling Stere, ate MAIN STREET, ExETER., 11160-G0 teeth without pain.. Away at lionsall on 1112 Friday; .A.1.1641 Craig on 2nil. and ltd Tuesday; and. Zurich on last Thursday of each month. ri H. INGRAM, Deb:v.8T, Member Royal V • College Dental surgeons, successor to R. L. Billings. • Ortice over Post Office Exeter, Ont. A safe anaesthetio given fur the painless extraution ot teeth. line Gold Fillings as required. , fitedical. B WHITELY, 31. D., C. AL, PHYSICIAN t..1 • and. Surgeon. Uthee and residence - Corner Victoria and Elgin streets, Grocierich, Ontario. 11. Lr. A. ROLLINS. OFFICEMAIIII ST. If Residence -Corner Andrew and. .North Streets, Ex.eter, Ontario. a. T. P. MoLAUG [MIN, MEMBER 02 If the College of Physician.s•andSurgeons Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Accouoli- eur. Office, Dasliwood, unt, - -- DR, T. A. AMOS, M. C. M , Member of College of Physicians and. Sairgeons, Ontario; licentiate of the Royal CoLlege of Physicians. and. Surgeons Eclinburg,h; lieen- tiate of the Faculty of Physicians and Sur- geons, GlasgoNv; Fellow of Trinity Medietil College, Toronto, Office -Dr. Cowen's old stancl. }Legal. I) H. COLLINS, BARRISTER, sOLICII- 1-bo 011, Conveyancer, Notary Public, Oflieo-Over O'Neil's Bank, 2.xoter, Ontario, Money to Loan. T H. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR .1.4. of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con.- voyanzier, Commissioner, &c. Money to loan Office -Fans on's Block, Exeter. LLIOT & ELLIOT, 13ARRISTERS,SOLIC- 114 itors, Conveyancers, &c. Money to loan at 6 per cent. B. V. ELLIOT. ELLIOT Atat tOrteerg. IIBROWN, Winehelsee. Licensed knot- . ioneer for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex, also for the township of Osborne Sales promptly attended to and term s ra a so n able.Salcs arranged at Post office, Winchelsa A'T. ROLLINS, late of Manitoba, Licens- ged Auctioneer for the counties of Hur- on and Middlesex. for 1111110 south of Exeter, Ont. Stile Orders by mail or other- wise promptly attended to at reasonable prices. 17 BOSSENBERRY, Tiensall Ontario. Lic-' ensed Auctio eer fbr the Countys of Huron and Perth. nChitrges moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. T HARDY, Licensed Auctioneer for the 1../. County of Huron. Sales Com:incited on reasonable terms. Farm and Farm Stock it s pecialty. Full arrangements can be made ' at this office. I,RED. W. FARNOOMB, Provincial. Land 12 Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Office, liver Post Office, Main street, Exeter, Ont. riiAIVD MILLER, Veterinary Surgeon, Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto, (Successor to Win, Sweet, V. S Over 18 years practice, Office aol residence one block east of Richard Pickards store. Opposite Skating Rink, Exeter, Ont. FOR SALE. TIio Brick Cottage situated on. Iamos-et,, composed of six rooms, also two lots on Which the house is located is offered for sale 'fhe proprieter has another residence on William street, a frame house with seVOn rooms good garden, splendid water, and many 'other itecomodations, whieh will be sold Or rented as the pa rtiee init,y wish. For further particulars apply to BAivintg. Exeter, On t PROPERTY FOR SALE. JR. Tim following valuable property tom pris, Ing lots east half 75, Thames Road, by att, Measurement IA acres. On the land ' itlolid frame house and stable, good well, nuinber ofyoung trcesf and many other aeconimoditti ons„ Also twe acres of hind Situated on Mani street, berth of , Lake Road. 'For ,terms and pi.rtietdars ta Jens TROMI.Sb,ti P ' Nompeasosaanwarmaels,,nsommmmummooracrusesornmmtemarme.. IT IS NOT WHAT WE SAY But what Hood's Sarsaparilla dses,that makes it sell. ad has given it such a firm and lasting held 'upon the confi- donee of the people. The N,oluntary statemenis of thousar,ds of people prove b,yond doubt that this prepa.ration .pos- sesse,s wonderful medicinal power. Hood's Pills cure zodstipation by re- storing the peristaltic action of the ali- mentary canal. They are the best family carthartic. -1,101%.....,4011440.1creanwea.U.nt.....int2.11.1•12.13.0. Girl WWI ted. A good girl wanted a,t once for which liberal wages will be paid Apply to Central Hotel Exeter Fat.einstfir sale. The uddersigned has several first class farms for sale, on easy terms. J. SraoreetaN, Exeter. tre ant tee. Never too late to mend. 5000 pairs of boots and shoes that need repairiiiee to be left at the leading hoot and sloe store next door to the post office. G. Manson. For 65 cents. You can get the Exeter "Advocate", Medical Adviser and Farm Help sent to any person in .America. Only one price for two papers. Now is your time to subscribe. • nurse N'ote%. Mr. Hugh Brown has bee,n encraged for this season to travel that eelern•ated Stallion "Mambriano Star" owned by Wm. Dunseith, of St. Marys, and will remain here over Shriday with, him. - At the Mitchell •Spriti„g Show held last week Messrs. pow an:ITenn t secured 1st priie ter. that - celebrated German Coach Stallion, "Pascha". He also' oh tained.1st prize in Kirkton on Friday. Pretty Pink Paper. . The grand Easter edition of the Al- bany Telegram for the. issue of Satur day, April 16, Will be -printed on pretty pink paper with beautiful blue ink. It will be a paper worth preserving as a souvdnir. There will be Easter poetry stories, historical articles and beautiful illustrations. Think of it, 16 large pages of reading for 5 cents. Ask your newsboy or newsdealer for a copy tihootiiim Match. A Shootieg Match at blue -rocks will take place to -morrow (Good Friday) on the grounds of the Stephen and Us borne Agricultural Society. TheGold Medal for the chatnpionship, now held .by Mr. Edward Bissett, together with a Me.dal, presented, to the Gu n Club by Mr. Thomas Bissett, will he awarded to the one W110 does the beet shootiog. Sides will be chosen for a sweepstake which will be open to all comers, but parties not mernbere of the Club will not be allowed to compete for the ,inedals. By Weiglit. The fact that Canadian er_rgs have had to come into competition with eggs from almost every other country, the British market has made it necessary to grade the eggs so that they are practically sold by weig.ht, as they are graded to weigh 13 lbs. 15 lbs, and 17 lbs to the long hundred -that is 10 dozen. The larger egg's is where the profit is in handling, ror the smaller have little or no value in that market, To induce producers of hen fruit to raise breeds that lay large egg; the buyers are about to buy by weight. This aril' tend to bring all the large eggs to the market and the shippers will consequently have better goods to handle and ship and will be better able to pay the outside market price. Spring; Show, The Stephen & Usborne Agricultural Society held their Annual Spring Shew here on Tuesday last. The weather was all that could be wished for and the show of horses could not be surpas- sed. Following is the list:--HORSES.- AGED CISYDESDALE--"SCOtti81) Heio" owners Hewitt & Kay- "Macombie" Bean & 13anting, St. Stephen. 3 VICAR - OLD ORAUGHT-"German Chnrlie," Harris; "Young Columbia" Ben Allen. vit-oLD DnanGirr.-"King William", ,John Essery. AGED C'ARRIAGE.- "Pascha", Dow & Tennent: "Bookmak- er, Jr." I. Armstrong. AGED Roan- Serieu.---"Fourlives" Thos Heyi"Bonner" Thomas Bissett; "Gold Bird" Robt. Bata benne Baoon BoaSel,-"Edinburgh" ilaS. Berry. Buse' HEAVY DRAUGHT. - "Scottish Hero" Hewitt & Kay. BEST LW TIT Horts n burgh", James Berry, BULLS. -Aged Bull, C. Aids - Worth, T. Shipton, S. Hogarth. 2 yrs. T. Coates, 1 year old, Coates, Bich Delbridge. Best Bull W & Smith. JUDGFIS.--Horses, B. Auhry, Geo. Kramer. Bulls', T. Ballentyne, Jai. Petty. Comrounication. Dr. Campbell, of SeitfOrth, writes as folio ws:- Philadelphia April 6th 1892. MR, 'EDITOR. DEAR slit —T have spent about Six weeks walking the great Hospital* of this large city a,nd will also take a run. to New York beifore coming, home. I intend to reach Seaforth and resame my old practiee on the 16th n•ist. flat. in poor health, nearly dead With La Grrippe,but eetuen in excellent etrength Yours J. C. CAMPBELL M. D. McGillivray Miss Flantingan, of Limeriek i slow ly recovering from her late illness -- Mr. A. L. O'Neil, of the 15t18 con , Lon don township. sold a fine grade cow to Mr. L. O'Neil, of 2nd con McGillivray on Monday for $50. Lew is dealing in first class milke..is now.-4'he many friends of P. Raik.,,an, of Limeric,k, who had bis leg broken and was injured in tanally by a bl le of hay falling on his chest, will be pleased to learn of the favorable improvement in his injuries. -Many of our farmers in this section are busy seeding. this week. -Mrs. Wm Rowe has returned from the Hnited States to reside on the old homestead. -Mrs. Shouldice, has returned to her home in London after visiting -friers& here for some time.-Inetead of spring showers of water in April this year we have heavy falls:of snow. - Stephen. Mr Samuel Seeders is lillailyentmg ed hauling material. for the erection of a new house.-ThsAsTRous FIRE - A very disastrous fire occurred on the premises of MeSsrs.Ratz Bros, Khivae on Tuesday, 5511 inst. On the morning of the 51.18 there was every indication of' rain, and Me. Rates thinking' to take advantage of it, set small fires to rub- bish around the mill, expecting at the same time the rain to pre -vent thetn from spreading.; but unfortunately the rain was light and a heavy wind arose carrying' tire to the barn a•nd other small buildings on the premises, which were soon a mass of ruins. Thee talc ing coursa across the road it ignited the barn belong to Dennis Collins, also the outbuildings, ancl soon all was burned to the ground, including a teens of horses, several pigs, buggy, cutter, mower, hay, grain, in fact all their contents. Dublin, Quite a little eXcitement was creat- ed in this community by the strange proceedings -of a• man named David Shine, who has been in the employ of A. Bushfield. On Monday last week he informr‘d Mr. Bushfield that he in tended ra ng his hoist at id buggy for a driVe of some 20 or 30 miles,. and on the, latter protesting against this liber- ty he struek lsitn, threatened' to shoot hint, and drove off with the buggy. Mr. 211518175 Id had ft Warrant issued for his arrost,-and Constable Pepper capt- ured him S.KBPreholm,mi the following Wednesday. -He and.•the • horse and rig were ne'neh; the' , ly9f,qq; heince ornamentedL with a black eye and the rig pretty !easily shaken up,' J,ohn Aikens, J. P., the- acting magistrate, after hearing. the evidence ordered him to be imprisoned at Stratford for one month. This will perhaps teach him better manners for the futire, Centralia, Ms'. snowstorm stopped sedding around here. --Miss Minnie Sweet, of Exeter, is the guest of the Misses Col well. -Miss Amy Heilman London, is visiting the Misses Hicks, -Miss An nie Anderson is visiting. friends in Exeter. --Mr and Mrs. Quarry spent Sunday in Parkhill. -Mr, W. F. Boyle, of London, spent Sunday in our midst. -Mr Jake Brown who was in Strat- ford for a few days on business, return ed home on Tuesday, -The phonograph concert held on Monday evening was a VerY successful one, pleasing everyone. -Mr. C. Wl.Smith has started to raise Isis cheese finitery for the • purpose of making. a concert hall of the top part. Charlie is a very enterprising young man, -Our sporting boys have joined the Eden Football Club again this year. What is the Matter with having She club called Centralia, They intend playing, it Exeter the 28th of May. That handsome silver cup won at Ail- sa Craig is now on exhibition in the Pest Office here and is qttite an attract, on, Mother earth. has had on A coat, of sneyS for the last- few • days, .but the warm rays of the sun have made their appeeterteee and spring . is here' Once raereskirs. W. B. MeLerin has been eng,aged as assistant• 'teacher in the corner store .on the 'premises of: Mr: R. Patterson. -Mr. ;John Reith and family haVe gone to Britisn Columbia, • where they intemd making 0. new homeee-Mrs. T. Wilson and femily have Moved to their own:farm in Dixie. -Miss Thimap soo, of 'Toronto, has been the guest of Mrs., II. Arnold during the post week. - Mr. William Cook has returned house friem the Harnilton Paisiness College having passed ered.itable examina- tion paid securing a diplomaseeMr. Wm Denipsey,SvIte haa been engaged in She •Obse.ever 'office for some time has gone to Brandon where he has secured a OttlatiOn 0.3 printer. f Farmers have begun seeding in this section,Init have been delayed by the fall of snow which meal red a few days ago. --Mr John &array left last week fer Detroit wheee he intend:: taking a situatinn 777 a bank. May his future be crowne,d with saccess as it has boon in the past are the wishes of many in this village. -Workmen are b usily ehga ged Ina irlg•prepi.rations for the erection Of several fine residences in our midst during the coming summer. Biddulph Council. • The council met pursuant to ad. journment April 3rd; 1892. All pres- ent, The follcwing appropriations were made for the present year. • Div. No. 1. Div. 150 -new read $75, gravel road $200e townlines $125, Div. No. 2. Diy..150-gravel road' $50, townlines $30, C. Sr R. $75. , Dry. No. 3. Div. 150Townlines $40, C. S. R $125. Dtv. No. 4. Seaforth, Diy. 175-0. S. R $175, Townlines $40. • Div. No: 5.. The -hostler at the Queea's hotel Div. 1#5-sTrewnline $115, •GS: 11.-$150, foun-d, on entering the bunonThurs St. Marys • gravel -road $100, village of day mprning, the body of a man lying G•rakon $40,eillage of Clandeboye $30 'dead intent the • floor, with 'Meeks of By law No. 4 appointing pathmasters, blood on the face and on the floor a feneeviewers and poundkeepers was short' distance from the. body. Several dttly-passed. The clerk was instructed recognized the body as that. of a man to advise the Tp. Engineer that the who had been seen about town the tOuncil would expect him to be prompt previous day. He gave his name as in ,havingehie awards carried out -aid Hoggbits. and said he was a carpenter. eesponding to calls made on him in An inquest was held last evening by accordatice with the ditches and water Dr. Smith, and, from the m•edical evi courses Act. The followings accounts dente given as the result of a careful Were ordered to be paid:-Treas Luc- post mortem examination by DaMack an rent of Hall to hold Div. Courts -per ay,. the following verdict Was rendered Oder' of Stidge Mackenzie $20; do at. an- early hour this mortatege • . Townline a.10 moiety .7.59; Treasurer "The deceased catise to his death London township stripping gravel pit. from concussion of the brain, caused moiety $5; Bryant Bros. ois a/c print by violent contact with a hard, smooth, ing.$20; Miss E.A. Atkinson station. •slightly rounded surface, but whether ery -for auditors 75c.; Sep. S. S. 6 equi- such injury was inflicted by a wea.pon valent to 'Co. Pub. school grant $27; W. in the hands of some person or by a Lewisgep bridge div. 3 25c.; D Hut fall, the jury cannot decide . from,- the chinecin•rep culvert Div. 3 $1. The evidence co 'far obtained." Court of Revision was ordered to be . The post-mortem examination me - held on the 30th day of May. • The vealed a Very severe fracture of the Connell adjourned to meet • again . oil' skull, with an indentation as if made Monday, May- 2nd. 1$92, at 1.0 a.m. with some sunlit weapon. There were • W. D STANLEY,. Clerk. .several fia2tured ribs, .and a. dislocat ion of the spinal coltimn. Naturally there is considerable. conjeettire .as to the cause of the unusally severe in • juries, but She whole matter seems to he -thus far wrapped in mystery. • Biddulph, Mr James Kelly of the North Bonn - dry Biddielph has purchesed the 100 acre fatal on the 6th con. from Mr. Wm Thompson fnr $6000. -The farmers in this township has commenced seeding in real earnest but the snow storm which put ill appeera nee 00 Friday lest stopped them from pruceecling with their work for a few d a Ve. -Mr. W. 'W. Revington of the 2nd con. attended the E :eter Spring show on Tu sday last. - School section No. 1.8tephen,paid school Se, vino No. 9, Biddidnli 0. visit, on April ist for the purooso nf opening the soil lin g' competition which was ennounced a short time age to take place in 7 neighboring Schdols. The match Opon ed at 4 o'clock under the generalship of J. Delgetty, Teacher for No 1 while Miss Hamilton of No 0 assisted. After minute.s of giving and baking had pass ed by it resulted in favor of -No 9 un- der which circumseteses No. 1 retires from the field of competition, thus leav ing the honors for Biddulph. They no doubt will deam it a pleasure to Sympa thize with the, aspirin°. students of No 1 as they were th as calh7d upnn to submit to the unpleasant realities of April fool's ay. GOOD POLICY: ConSider well the ability of the Opposition beford dis playing personal attainments. Oromarty. The little son of Anthony Allen, who tnet with an accident from a penknife in the sugar bush some time ag.o, is slowly improving. His wound has been properly attended to,and although not 01 71 dangerous nature, is very painful. --The literary society closed for the season last week and an extra effort was made to provide a good pro- r,ra,m which proved a success. Through out the winter many evenings of en joyment and mirth have heen spent and much knowledge has been obtain- ed from the discussions which took place. --Mr. Campbell has been elected deputy -reeve by a majority of 62 votes. He is likely to make a good officer. -Farmers have been :busy of late preparing for the spring work. Messrs Hormrth of Cromartv, com- b, „ menced digging the cellar for the er- ection of it DM house on Monday morn inge-A woodbee took place on the farm of Mr, Duncnn McLaren on Tues day last week. About 20 cords of wood was cut and 'everything pissed off quietly. --Owing to the fine state of the weather last week the farmers in this vicinity were busy Heeding. but were forced to stop on account of the snow storm. -An addition of four new mem hers Was added to the Order of Chosen Friends on Saturday evening. The Lodge was instituted last fall and is progreSsing favorably much interest being taken by the members. -Our lo eality has lost another of its young mon during the past week, the ocettr- ranee taking place on Thureday, last week. The Dolton referred to is Geo. HOgarth who resides about two miles from the Village. His WAS of short duration,doniing first from a cold Usborne Council. (To late for last week) Council met on 2nd inst., all present Minutes of previous meeting read and adopted. An account from Hart & Cu for Harrison's Municipal Man ual,blan ks &c., amounting to 810.65 was paid on motion of J. Halls -W. Ke•dd. T. Cam e,ron-J. Sheir, J. 'White & Son were paid $39 being. amount of tender for printing for 1891. By. law No. 3 with regards to cattle, horses,pigs and sheep flout running at large upon the high- ways of the municipality Was then read and on motion of W. Kydd-J. Halls was passed. Mr. Robt. Fletcher pre- sented a petition to have his lot chang- ed from S. S. No. 6 to union S. S. No, 13 T. Cameron -W. Kydd it was decided owing to the recent changes on the School law, to take no action in the matter. Mr. Jas. Rowelitre presented a duly attested claim for damages for a breeding ewe killed by dogs, J. Sheir- T. Cameron two thirds of valuation, amounting to $9 was paid. The follow ing orders were granted viz; ---J. Slea- mon wood for Hall $2: white & son printing tender 1801, $39; Hart & Co. Municipal Mannal &c,, $1.0,05; W. Holman registrations $11.80; J. Atkin. son tinderdraiii our halt $2,50 W. Min - ere repaire to hall and ground $7.04; '1' Brimacombetkeep of A. Ca:mleha.el $10 W. Bell grayel 8884; M. Satnwell keep of J. Hewitt and irife-2 mos, $53;,1, Row eliffe sheep killed by dogs, $3; .T Vail repairing etilyerts 85e; Whitd Son.S printing $2.50., On Motion the eoitticil adjcitirned to meet again May 7th at and terminating, with inflanitnation, 11, a in. • G. W. 1/0tStaNs this week . -Mrs. Geo. Baker, oF Brus te's is at present visiting hos friends and rclativ(iS 411 51115 Koehler se has purchased the farm of Fleury Lipphordt of the Goshen Lille Lippliardt, intend to move to town., -A great many of the farmers in this vicinity have eomtnenced their seeding -Mr. Jacob Smith, of Milverton was the gues of 'Mr. Chas Greb, %Ye were pleased to see 5.1r. 91111557111 our villutPe once more as he was a former resident of Zurich. -The millinery seasons have cornmencet1,-Mr, D. Steinbach has se- cured the sery icee of Miss HolTman, of Stratford to conduct the tnanagen,ient of his milliner.y 'department mid is now prepared to supply the wants of the 1adi3s in all the various branches of millioery --Air. S. Davis of Centralia paid our town a )(lying visit }eat Tues- day. -Mr. Jonathan Merner, of ltlarel- lute, Mich , is visiting under the pere.nt- el roof at present. The climate of Mien must agree with Jonathan as be Is looking hale at (1 hearty. -We were taken by- sueprise when the snow KOT11,1 on Alonday last cause on after leaving had such hoe, spriug like weather tho previous week. No doubt it was the winding up of winter as the snow soon melted away making the roads rather ud.dy. Around About Ira Bio, of 'McGillivray, 75a8 COM - milted for trial be Squire Smith oa Fridge- morning 011 a charge of lageeny of 900 pounds of flour from Joseph Sidda.II, of Lobo. Samuel Sheardoevn, She lad charged with participating in the stealing, was discharged. Mr. James Cumming' has rented his fifty acre farm on the 8th concession of Tuckersmith to Mr. R. Kennedy for a term of five years, The farm contains 50 acres, and Mr Kennedy pays $150 a year. He. has got a first class lot and will work it in connection with his own farm. • Mr Cumming also desires to rent the homestead farm on which he lives. This is one of the best farms - in this township, and Mr. Cumming. should not have any trouble in renting' it. TIM JeWish Passover commenced in London on Monday evening at sunset and will be observed for eight days: The first, second, seventh and eighth days of the festival are sacred, mid upon those days services will be hold in the synagogues at the same hour as on the Sabath. During Passover manner of leaven Is prohibited, In the twelyeth chapter of Exodus it is declared that the soul that partakes of leaven during the Passover shall be cut offi and, consequently, no Israelite worthy of the name will violate the Paschal law. Under the head of leav- en is included all malt liquors and ail wines into whose composition any species of grain has entered. For do- mestic purposes raisin wine is general- ly used. • A deputation Srom the town of St. Mary's represented by Major White and Mr. John Clerk, introduced by Mr.Prid- ham, 'f. P, and accompanied by Messrs Wallace, Tyrwhitt, Darin, White Hen- derson, Taylor, Fairbairn, Hutchins, Marshall, Daly, McKay, Cargill, 'Hugh- es and Macdonald M. waited upon the minister of Public Works and tbe Postmaster General April 12 and urgea, the erection a public buildings, to hi - elude post office and custom house in that town. The" de.putation pointed out the receipts from postal and custom sources in the town warranted better accomodation being provided, and`that She rents now paid,if capitalized,would provide a sum sufficient for the pur- nose These representations were so ably presented and contained' such force that there is a strong prospect of the request being granted. FINN. -In Exeter North, on 7511 inst., the wife of Henry Fink, of a son. .13.1EA TITS HOGARTI1.- In Hi bber non the 7518 insle George Hogarth, aged 24 years. GRAY. --In London, on the 10th inst., Jane, beloyed wife of Wm Gray,age,d. 30 years. WEBB.--At illoorsville, on 10th inst., Willie only son of Bd. Webb, aged 2 years, NIA,111111AGES. WEENts-IIARRIs.--In Guelph, 013 the 135h inst., Mr. George Weekes, of Exeter, to Lillian M., daup.;hter of Mr, James Harris, of Gatelph. WELLs-Beetriet.-In Logan. on the fith inst., by the Rev. .A. Henaer- 8011, of Attwood, Mr, Win H. WeTIS, of 'Toronto. to Jennet, daughtess'Ot Mr. John Battin, Of Logan. Cnatienns----Rattres.-In'Legan,On the 6th inst., by the Rev. A Tiendereione. of Attwood, Mr: Alexander Chal- mers, of Msnkton, to Lettie,dangla- ter Of Mr, John thttin, of I.Aghri. COL011OuN.-HART -At the gesidenee of the bride's father., Ftillarton 03 the Oth inst,,by the Bev. Carey:Mr. Arthur Colothonnlaibbert, to Sax; all, third daughter of Mr. Joliet • Hart.