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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-4-14, Page 8OEMEN1 • napei.ial--Draw a line from the Lake Shore directly oast tipple tnd thea by way of Stan, }til'Oro marty to Fel- lerton and Russeidele, then south to Kirh,ton and Woodham then west, again to Claiidoboye and terminating by way of McGuire, Mount Oarimel,Corbett.and Greenway at Grand Bend you have the outside Boundary of the field which THE MART aims to cover With its goods aucl ens tamers. To secure this we have to keepepa11I G supply a t d certainly are not failing in this rospnet.Our store is literally crowded with goods and Holiday Stockready for seekers of Hol- iday Gifts. Every desireable thing we could think of has beau placed to meet our customers wo nts and no Y we cor- dially invite them and their frionds to call and pass a pleasant half hour in looking through. We wish to make our store worthy of Both oar Custom Ors and Ourselves and now with little fear ask for their verdiet. 3% GRIGG, Exeter. TRE MART. LOCAL JOTTINGS. reraaoeial mention. Mr, William Ballentyne, License Inspector, paid the town a visit on Vhursday last,—Mr. J. W. Broderick was in town last week.—?1r. and Mrs. Henry Harris, of this place, who have been on a visit to Palmerston and. alse- where, returned Saturday morning last.—Miss Mame Sanders, who has been visiting in Loudon for a couple weeks, returned ou Monday,—Mrs. Wm. Martin, of Devon. who has been undergoing an operation in London Hospital returned on Monday.—Mr. E. Down, who has been working in Wood- stock in the organ factory which was lately burnt, is visiting his sisters here. —Miss Millie Cuduiore, who has been on a three weeks visit in Bay City, Mich , returned Monday evening.—lir. and Mrs. Hill, of Bowmanville, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs T. A Brown, left on Friday last for Dresden.—Miss Ellison and Miss Stew- art, Thames Road, have gone to Cryst- al City, Manitoba, where they will re- side for a short time. --Mr. Wm. Demp- sey left on Monday for the North West where he will work on the Brandon Sun. -Mr, Charles Snell has commenc- ed era•elling and selling the different kinds of cured meat.—Mr. Geo. Baker, who has been engaged as Cabinet Mak- er in Wingham for some time, return home last week. He does net intend to follow his trade.—Mr. ,W. H. Levert, of Parkhill, was in town this week.— Mr. Robert Steinbach, of Zurich, was the guest of Mr. A G. Dyer Monday and Tuesday, and in his rambles through the village gave the ADVOCATE a call.—Mr. and Mrs. William Hoskin, Exeter Nurth, left o'i Saturday for Ber- lin to see their daughter, Mrs. Louis Walper; who has been NI for some time and not been expected to recover—Ain W. D. Weekes left on Wednesday to attend the marriage ceremony of his brother George in Guel},li.—Mr David. Johns, who gas been ailiug for some time with an internal trouble, left on Tuesday morning for the London Hos- pital to have an operation performed and is expected to be absent from borne for sonie time, providing he undergoes the treatment.—Mrs. Jno. P. Ross at- tended the fueeral of Sirs. Wm. Curdy at London Tuesday..—Mrs. Rev, Colin Fletcher of Thames Road left for Ham- ilton Tuesday on a short visit —Mr. John E. Laidlaw, of London, who has been attending the Ontario Veterinary College, forunto, arrived here this week and intend remaining with A. Tennent V. Sedating the coming summer to practice and study the Veterinary pro- feesion. Mr Hod ;ins a former student of.Di's has gone to London where he has secured employment. We say adieu to a genial citizen and welcome a stran ger to aur midst, :sick Liirit. Mrs. ilugh Spackman has been con fined to her bed for several days and is now slowly improving from the sud- den attack which oceurred on Satur day last.—The health of Mr. James Gould is improving daily,—Mr. G. J Smallacombe who has been unable to attend to business is slowly improving. —Mrs. Edwin Brautid has fully re, COi ered from her severe illness.—Mr. Wes Handford who has been laid up with rheumatism. and whose recovery- was uncertain last week is recovering slow le.—Mr. Wm. Snell has been compelled to stop work owing to exerting him- self and straiuin;.some of the inuscles in his arm.---Mr.Rd. Davis still fingers in en uncertain condition but is not confined to the house.—Mr. Geo. Heft- pian is laid up with an old trouble and cannot attend to dutios.--lfis friends here will regret to hear of the severe illness of Mr, Wm, Neaman, of London whose recovery is uncertain. ]Wends Poi' Church Work The Bishop of Huron, in his last Lenten lecture at Brantford, saids-- "I am of opinion that entertainrnc,ytss oaf any kind gotten up for church: par poses, is wrong and oppoaod to script- ure The necessaries for the church should be obtained by self denial alone ,He would not go, and he would be sorry to sae any of 14 r. people go, to the rich niaan's door to be; for funds to aarty on the work, Such gifts were not acceptable to God 1m was sure, It oras only by 'self denial th('y could hope to accomplish the grand work. '1'hat was the fruit that showed Christ's iirfdirrg spirit. If all those who heard ;hetet were filled with the spirit of Christ And Wear about their Master's buslneee With self denying• era! they wociid imply 1rt;•a;mated at what they could Overalls 50 petits per pair, our ow mala, at J. ll, Grieve's, Grieve bee it few more of those till Bleck Worsted. Suitiugs lett at $1.6, l.)o you want Ti atist Corsets, 05e. i '� the . '•rii!•ru �G r t riicc at the Big i„ Store, I � l The 15th hist, being Good Freida will be observed .e.$ a general holiday. If you welt a'lira e1assfermouene terms call out John Spackman, Exete l�lr, Grieve is the thirtieth Grit wh lost his seat sine the general electio 5000 rolls of imported wall paper a the Big Bankrupt Store from 1 cent up. The Most Agreeable restorative tonic an mild stimulant le Mittburn'b Beef, Irou an Wine. a Are you looking' for Black Silk or a. f31 c bre ss s z s Owls? youthe 9 are I Ifo Big v Bl�, Bankrupt Shore is the correct shot for you, s Mr, Thos. Coats, of Usbornehas pur- chased 1 sleds d the two " e.. • � } o ,hasterbroolc farms sall- y, atecl. 1¢ miles west of Devon paying handsome figures for them, y McHugh Bros., of Calgary, Manitoba, Exam eseeeeeeseeeseeiessesere shipped a carload of general purpose o horses to "Vancouver, 13. C•, Tuesday— s, Mr. A.Q. Dobler shipped two carloads of t eggs to Montreal Saturday. ' s Mr, Samuel flicks, of 'Osborne, dis- posed of two more of his registered d glares on Tuesday to i12r. IllcH'ngh, of d Calgarry, for theVsanl of $245. The s all was well lz matched and tnis,makos s a total number of 6 horses that the s You can tall I. IL Grieve's customer by the nobby suit and the neat hat they wear. It is reported that about one thous- and immigrants arrived at Winnipeg on April let. Can't do better than buy your carp ets, curtains, polesand blinds at the Big Bankrupt Store. The Spring; Chancery sittings for this, county will be held in Goderich on Monday, April 18th. Messrs. Ross & Taylor bad a new smoke stack placed on their planing mill on Friday of last week. The subject for the discourse in Jam- es -street Methodist church on : Sunday evening next will be, "Miracles." Dr, Low's Worm Syrup has removed tape worms from 15 to twenty feet long. it al- so destroys all other kinds of worms. Nearly ev-arvene needs agoodspring medicine, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is undoubtedly the best. Try it this sea sbn, Buy your new dress at the Big Bankrupt Store, styles the latest, as- sortment the largest, and prices the lowest. The sound of the fish horn of Mr. Reed has echoed loudly throughout the streets of our village during the past week, The Moulders in W. H Verity & Son's Foundry are now working overtime owing to orders coming in so fast that must be filled. The Big Bankrupt Storeis the spot for men's and boys' suits;another large shipment just opened. See the yaLues, before buying. The atmosphere during the past week has been rather smoky, owing to the burning of rubbish many of our citizens have cleared from their yards. Some person or persons must -snare spent a very enjoyable time whilst daubing paint on the door knobs on Thain street last Monday evening. Nothing smart about it. An exchange of pulpits will take place on Sunday morning next be- tween Revs. McDonagh, of the Main - street Methodist Church, and Russell, of the James street Methodist church. Mr. Mark Clarke has removed from his late shop and residence, south of Weekes Bros. Marble Works, to the building adjourning Hawkshaw's stables, and lately occupied by Mr. L Weigand. The roll of the Huron Anglican Lay Workers' Association is composed. of 1852 laymen, all engaged in some branch of the temporal or spiritual work of the church and the clergy of the diocese. Mr. Robert Monteith, Thames Road, has a cow that gave birth to a calf ou Friday last week that weighed shortly after its arrival 100 pounds. Both cow and calf are it, a thriving condit- ion and doing nicely. Workmen have torn down the fence and grandstand ou the Agricultural Grounds, and the work is being rapid ly pushed forward so as to be in readi- ness for the holding' of 'the Athletic sports on the 24th of May. Several of our young lnen,tvho Think they are such, were seen fishing in the river on Sunday last and should have been punished by the one seeing them. Remember should it occur again you will receive the fui. benefit of the, law. Luring the past week our energetic Tonsorial Artists. Messrs. A Hastings and E. II. Fish, have been busy decor- ating their windows with beautiful flowers and .moss, which adds greatly- to the appearance of the windows as well as being a credit to the artists. An Auction Sale of farm stock took place at the residence of Mr John Hey, wood, 3rd concession of „phone, en Thursday last week, in order that he might dispose of a portion of his "stock, having rented his farms to his sons, he intends retiring. Stock brought good prices. Laborers have been busy during the past week tearing down the fences sur rounding the grounds on the old mark et and. creating them ori the new. Everything is now in a fair way to completion and the new site is present- ing a much better appearance than it furmerly had. MONTREAL; Aug., 4th. 1891. My head was literally full of Dand- ruff and nothing applktd gave i•ieible relief until using Anti Dandruff, a few applications of which has so thorough- ly removed the dandruff there is not a grain to be found. W. H. O'1J,Eeete Ry. Mail Clerk. Mr, John Delbridge, of Ueborne, as a ewe that gaye birth to four., nibs last week,three of which are still Jiv ing, One of the young animals was weighed shortly after ite arriveil and tipped the scales at 9?, the The moth- er is of tete Leciester breed and from all appearances a noble animal, A number of wild geese have been seen' by residents of the village (luring the pest week and from all appearances hall become lest as they were doers in a field in close proximity to this place. Several of our newts went in pursuit and were forced to return contented eith Witnessing the birds" fly away, gentleman has disposed of this white all of Which have been bred by himsel Mr. W. H Trott has secured th agency for the Silk Edge 04 Dressin which is used for fashionable line ae heavy foot wear, and with every bot- tle that is sold a solid victoria silver spoon is given away, for the price of 25 cts• This is considered the best dress ing in the market and as the spoon is worth the money you receive it for noth ing. Three of the Lucan hotels will. change hands on May the 'let—tile Central, Western and Royal. Mr, Mc- Lean, of the Central, has leased his premises to Mr. Alexander A4oFails;Mr. J D. McColl, of the Royal, has Parch ased a hotel business in Parkhill, and Mr, Ed. Mayo will take his place. Mr, John F. Cain has sold outdo Mr. P. Ry- der, Mr. Cain will retire. At a committee meeting held on Tuesday evening it was fully decided to continue the work and carry out a lengthy programme of ,sports and a monster demonstration on the 24th of May. The committee are busily en- gaged corresponding for attractims and a concert troupe for the evening,:, All should remember that Exeter is not going to be behiud this year with amusements and will try aucl accom- modate all yisitors. A family gathering will take place at the residence of Mr. Joseph Senior on. Friday, when he expects to have present his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Senior and daughter, of Blenheim; Mr. Thomas Senior, wife and family, of Hamilton; Mr. William Sea.. ior, wife and family, Mr. Charles Sen. ior, Jr., and wife, and his sister Miss Susie Senior, all of Toronto...This is an annual occurance arid this year is has fallen to the lot of the above gentlemen to have the reunion as above described This week is observed in the Eng- lish church as holy creek, Services will be conlucted every ,evening at half past seven by the Rector, and on Good Friday at 11 a. m, and 7 p. to. Holy communion being administered after each. On Easter "Sunday the reguiar services will be held and. in the afternoon, the scholars of the Sun• day School purnose attending in a body to present their Lenten otferin,es. An address will -be delivered by the Rector, Rev. F. H. Fatt,'and as many as can:. are cordially invited to attend. On Sunday last the annual meeting of the British and i'oreign Eib'e Society was held in the James Street chureh when a large number of scholers•of the Sunday Schools were in attendance. At the gathering in the afternoon the Rev A. L. Russell occupied the chair, while speeches were delivered by ,the Tlev's F. H, Fatt, W. McDonagh and Dr, Potts of Toronto, each showing the object for which they were associated 'together. 0ollectien taken up amounted to about $25. The Rev. Dr, Potts Preached. in Main Street -Church in the evening. We have received from the publish- ers the 1st No. of Vol 8 of The Canadian Bee Journal, edited by D. A. JoxEs issued semi monthly et Beeton Ont. The journal is neatly gotten up, and illustrated with a splendid frontispiece, with electros of Allen Pringle, Selby; Rev. W. F. Clark e.G uelph;R. Me Knight Owen Sound; S. Conde]; Lindsey. The reading matter is of vital interest to all bee -keepers, and especially to the farmer "whose bees don't pay." To those desirous of obtaining practical information in regard to bees, no hot- ter investment can be maria, we think than a dollar spent in a subscription .The comedian Bee Journal. " Send ad dress for sainplc espy. One of Exeter's g n.> vont men joined ? „, ,7 (,cl hands with one of Guelph's fair daugh ters this week, and the residence of Mr. James Harris; of Guelph, was the scene of a pleasant event on Wednes day last. The interest d parties were Mr. George Weekes, of Chicago, form erly a resident of this place, and Lill- ian M. daughter of the aboved named gentleman, at whose home" the affair took place, amidst a gathering of the contracting parties relatives They intend visiting in Exeter, before re- turning to Chicago and are . expected here this'(Thursdny) evening. We join with Any in the village in wishi'g the young time and, his fair your bride every comfort of which this . ife isv posecssed and may a. bright an' happy future be before them: tI Monday while; Fred,, son of •.Mr. hn Gillespie, and Ed., son of Mr. ohn Dignan, were ping to Shipka with a horse and light wagon they niet with an accident, At the time it occtu-red they were driving• along the. road when the animal shied and be - ewe unm;:nn gable, upeettings the vehicle and thi'owit•sg the occupants out upon the herd road. The young men still held the reinS and sneeecdecl in stopping the horse from getting away, and during the cntanieleteent Which. ensued, JJirnan received art ugly etit in the head, while the other est,toed With slight in,jui les, No dam- age was done to the horse and wagon, •raid after a shnrt time white every. thing was made right, they continued on their ,journey, arriving at their to speetive Melee in the e5"ening feehn rrotnewltat sore, • Mr. `Phos 13:rown, of Seaforth, exhibit- ed , aharvester e• tl 0 *wing, . 1 �t .lt � r. l' r p t helot here on Tuesday tr illch attracted considerable attention amoilg the far- eters. It eau be readily attached to anygmower v' tor} of � th( t. lilt rill i the bale i d r 1,,, t , and is patented and manufactured by Jas. Whiteman, of Ainulree. Sample can be seen at R. S. Laings Implement ware rooms or at ll. Draund's. carriage shop, Exeter On Tuesday afternoon white Messrs. Steplieii and Sepesaus Hogarth, of Stephan, were driyin; Clown Main st,, the iron listening the shafts to the buggy broke and the horse becoming unnlanagcable tried to run away, but the elan Bolding the reins maintained his grasp and, succeeded in stopping the animal, When oppositite the Coro - r. menial Hotel stable it suddenly prong ed into=a number of vehicles that were e standtna on the street and succeeded g iii smashing several of them, The oe- d ; eupants of the buggy attached to the runaway horse escaped with slight in- juries and the horse without a mark, The "Myrtle Navy" plug correctly represents the whole plan upon which its manufacture is conducted. There is not a fractional part of a cent ex pended upou it for mere appearance. It is neither Wrapped in tin foil nor worked into fancy shapes, nor put in fancy cases, nor subject to any kind of expense merely to please the eye or laptivate the fancy. The manufact- urers rightly believed that tobacco was not purchased for ornament, but for smote -tug, and therefore all extran- eous expense was avoided and added to the quality of the tobacco. Tile pub. lie have testified iu its case that they prefer paying thenir motley for a high quality of article than for ornament out of place. In Dress Goods and Dress ,1r iinmings We tale the Lead in Gent's Furnishings .And that is just 'what will happen to these splen- did IJcn-CicbaJ' ains11eare GOING1101'i cr O�iC.I llT,• to io uPublic. To GON F;t ,114:1TR NO Q 'A ,ll. New Ties, Shirts New Slall.t s. & See our range of � (white colored) Fall in Latest Styles. New Uats and Tweeds. Our Spring Suirings are simply immense. In wall paper � 1ale1 we have allthe newest designs. If you want it said that you have the prettiest papered room in town you will have to procure your paper of OS.. See our window shades, curtain poles, carpets and lace cur- tains. We have a good range of fine and coarse shoes, also a quantity of our Celebrated 25 et. Tea left 3ret, which some dour merchants are trying to imitate,. BUT THEY CAN'T DO 1T3 YOU KNOW. 0 Hrs. M. E. Merrick, Of Toronto, Ontario, Cured of Catarrh and Neuralgia Good authority has said that "neuralgia is the cry of the nerves for pure blood." Tho prompt action of Hood's Sarsaparilla on the blood, combined with its toning and strength- ening effect upon the nerves. make this a grand medicine for neuralgia and also for catarrh, etc. We commend this letter to all having such troubles, and especially to Suffering Women "For a.good litany years I have been suffer- ing , torn ^3tarrli, neuralgia and General Debility I failed• to obtain permanent relief from medical advice, and my friends feared I would never and anything to cure me. A short time ago I was induced to try Siood's Sarsaparilla. At that time .I was unable to walk even a short distance without feeling a Death -like Weakness overtake me. Ancl I had intense pains from neuralgia, in my head, back and limbs, which were very exhausting. But I am glad to say that soon after I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla I saw that k was doing Ilse good. When I took 3 bottles I was entirely Cured of Neuralgia I gained in strength` rapidly, and can take a two-mile :walls without feeling tared. I do not suffer nearly so much ,from ca- tarrh, and find that as my strength increases. the catarrh decreases. I am indeed a changed woman, and. am very grateful to Hoot ss' Scat`sapaeMca' for what it has done for neo. It Li my wish that this my testimonial shall be published in order that others suffering as I was may learn how to be benefited.' Niro. M. L. Itinnnrci, 57 Bim Street, Toronto, Ont HOOD'S PILLS caro an Liver Iizc, DiLoes- tress. d aunirice. indigestion, inek real: ache... 1 b ID , IRS e C[iI'�i1�S TO BE SOLD AT Half 'riee. A LARGE STOCK OF AMERICAN ALL PAPER TO CfHOOSE FROM AT E. J. Spackfflan & Co's Pit SAAIWELL ',S IILOCIC, EXETER, LIQ • 0 Sar � a�ul� t� i rocii. We have 15 Crosscut Saws, 44 3 dozen Axes which must be cleared out at Wholesale prices. We have a large stock of TUBULAR LANTERNS which must go at the following prices: 5 c., 55c., 65c., and 75c. Also a few more of those cheap Library Lamps at actual cost Lamp goods of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. . CaU and inepeot our Stook before buying. As usual our stool?; of Hardware, Stoves and tinware is com- plete and we defy competition. q k ISSETT BROS. try MaIMPSOOtirMI R0.r✓BO.,FL. N. RO I , UNDERTAKER And Furniture Dealer. FOR SALE 011 '['U .11EN'1. Chose premises known as the 'Commercial Hotel i n the town of Clinton, together with the Stahl1 g and appurtenances. Also those promtsoy in the village of Exeter known as Hie Queen,s.110tel and the brick' store ad- join/mg time hotel and used as a general store and lost Office. " The above property will be sulci on easy terns. brag particulLsrs apply 0.Matttloanrdco'nrocepssintotonr,,tItonitciv ,t R0iS'itipr, n,Bua miller P. O. EXETER. FAFt,1IS,rOR SALE. West, half oflot' 10, Concession 5 in t.be townsbip'of irsbotne.irt rho rormty of Huron enotaining thotorit 50 aures more or less there is about 30 acres cleared and the hal- anee bush, being mixed with black ash and cellar. A. good windmill with a good well of, water and well sttited. 1(r stocis raising. For farther particulars apuly to Geo. f]nut- , Pidgetown or to John limiter, Ir. Exetern This Space Belongs to Cobbledicii Tolland. ...:.••,.+.v�.....