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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-9-1, Page 811011ORY 1111)10011U5I .A. Wora to Our Customers. If we were to change our advertise- ment as often as we receive newgoods a fres1i face wortld be foun1 to it week- Iy Seasonable goods are coestantly baeoming and we would be glad to haYe our customers and general read- ers call and realize the fact for them- selves. We would again direct ettent Lon to our Sma,11 Ware Counters which are kept almost invariably full. Ar- ticles constantly required in every Lome are there, and we would, Strong. ly urge a call, if at no other time on SATURDAY EVENINGS when they will be found at their best and we at ours to serve faithfully and well. For next Saturday afternoon and evening we specially invite a call and will fill our Coutqers for that time with Special values and as usual at our Special Prices. J. GRIGG., THE MART. EZOtOr. RIG BARGAINS AT Tho Eg hakrqt 1E.ETELI ' DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, SATEENS, CHALLISS, SILKS ‘1!: 0 all at the closest cut prices during our great alteration sale. We begin enlarging the shop in two or three weeks, Stock MUST be reduced before the workmen take possession. >, Do you want a nice ordered suU? If you do we would like ;./ to see you. 0 We can save you money sure. 5 5 Great values in Men's and Boys' ready-made suit. See them while our great sale is on. Yes! We are still in thel' • Grocery racket. Choceeftes ee groceries • Less tha 'OT7T Joj CIL'OS cT N cr.• cn 17:1 „eat -knowledge we are selling 60*st-fresh groceriesfor less than regular cost. But not below :,hat they cost. NO!!! We buy at claser prices than regular house do. SEE ON PRICES and you will admit that we are the Cheapest House in Western Ontario. for 25c. 2 pounds best Soda for 5c. 34. A. Stewart. LOCAL JOTTINGS. Varenstor The undersigned has several first class farnis for sale on easy terms. J. SeteeKeeeee Exeter. eyes (seam a. Everybody b(ming to Toronto during the Industrie lEe hibition should visit the Cyclorama of the "Battle of Get tys burg," and see the stereoptican via ws on the "Life of Christ" with lectures daily at 11 a. ere, 9 0. m. and 8 p. m. Admission to all only 2,5 cts., Children 10 cents Next South West corner of Front and Yells streets. metet -Claes cieteeen sisorteaste. ' Any of .our ro.aders desiring first- class crayon portraits made frotn phot ()graphs of members of their family should secure prices from the Anglo- American Art Association, No. 9 Ground Floor, Canada Life Building, foro a to, Ont, who have the argets t staff of experieucedaptists in this line on this continent, Agents can make money securing orders for crayon port- raits. Send for full particulars by mail or call on them. IVork is uneq nailed and prices lower thee the low- est. itsaceeeee ematese. On Friday las,: an exciting game of lacrosse was pleyed here between Mit- Chen and Exeter teams. Shortly after 3 o'clock the band played nmd marched to the te ro sm de f pito w ed by a targe crowd of people.: The day was some. what clondy but was preferable to that of a hot son. As about, 3,30 p. m, the game cOmm en ced ancl was ke:eu ly con. tested throughout, resulting in a vict- ore(of 5 goals to 2 in, favor of Mitthell, . INC felleonfidents thong's, had it not. 'been for the severe blow- received in , the eye 'by Mr, Bert -Dickson, Whie,h rendered him neiable to Play, that the game W en Id havi'; roe tilted diffe r en tier' ,as this Was e greet: disadvantage to the home ,teams kuid, we mighr Say,i 00 . advan tage to M ebol 1, ae they :d ropped :elf their weeks:et mane. :Mr. Dicksoe's eheek wee the fl"Wr ..reert te htiee. dropped 0:1 uod;, el ren instancee •litis equalizing elattere.:sillie follow iog ate the par:40;i maHog., t.ho goala and ti'-4chJt t„)* min.' Exeter by J. PASS& 4.Mi .11 Z' Mitdell by Coifing, 8netn.•tExeter , by W, .AndreWs mites Miiehell by P. 3alsers 15 rain.; Mitchell by Coiling, 7 taw; Mitchell by Ceiling,. 27 min. The return match will be played on Thum' ditY, 8th inst., at"Mti(.hell. Duck -shooting: season begin to -day 9. hursday), St Marys mte"of .taxation for the year 1802 iS J714. mills on the $, 1 Reed Spackman 4 CO's and.' Carling Byes.' chanes of "ade. in this iSS4e Mr. John EN4i,ns has recovered stuth. cientlyefrore his late aceident ee PS Ix. able tobe around again. . • • piii•e: Cod Lner Ol coMbined 'with Wild Oherey and fypephoSphites rendSte burn s klandsion the best on the niarsee When Week; weary and worn out, RoOd's Sarsaparilla is just the meth,. eine to restore your strength and give you a good appetite, The Public &heel here opened On Monday last, after a vacation of eight weeks. All the small boys and girls looked a Iittl down in the mouth Last ,exenrsion of the season to the Northwest on Tuesday. Don't forget to purchase your tickets from Capt. Kemp. Also for "l'oronto Exhibition, You will miss a great bargain if you do not call and leave your order with J. H. Grieve for one Of his $16 black Worsted suits. They are away down. In several sections of country around here the farmers are complainhve Of the hardness of the soil, many being unable to proceed with the. preparation of the ground for fall wheat. A shooting match took place on Fri- day morning. between W. J. Carling arid Ed. Bissett at live pigeons, with the following result:— W. J. Carling 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1-6; Ed. Bissett 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0-9 Mr. W. H. Dumart. of Zurich, cover- ed the distance on a safety bicytle be- tween here and that villages a distance of 12 miles, in one hour and ten min- utes one day last week. This is con- sidered a very good feat as he is only an amateur. A meeting of the ministers and lay delegates of the Methodist church wes held in Ilderton on Tuesday. The us mil business was transacted. The lad- ies of the -Methodist church then provi- ded in the basement of the church a splendid dinner and tea for all the visitors, Yesterday a number of friends of Mr. Robert Hughes witnessed the mar- riage ceremony of his son, William, to Miss Ida Evans, formerly a resident here, at his home in St. Louis. They intend making thee city their futiere place of abode, and we join with many friends here in extending congratulat ions. The anniversary services in con- nection with the Triyitt Memorial church will be held on Sunday morn- ing and eveningnext; when the Rev. Georsse Riffle:ye of Galt, will officiate. The ladies are soaring no panus in try- ing to decorate the Arch aed special sele,ctious in singing are being pre- pared by the choir. Ari exchange of property occurred last week between Messrs. E. Christie and, A. J. Rollins, the !firmer getting a farm situated in the township of Us. borne, while the latter got a two-stor- ey dwelling in the village. Mr. Chris tie pays a difference of about $1,500, the farm being valued at $6,500 and the town property at. $2,000. We have this week to record the death of Lewis Russell, infant son of Mr. Sidney Davis who died on the 30th alt., at the ae,•e'of? 4 months and 4 days. The funeral takes place from the resi- dence of Mr. Riehard Davis, Mairest., to day (Thursdtiy) and will proceed to the Exeter Cemetery for interment. We join with many friends in sympa• thizing with the young father. Several of the farmers in this section are complaining of tho FIern Fly,whieh has made its appearance here, They are similar to a fly which was • very common here fifteen years ago, but S000 became exterminated. No effect ive means for destroying the inseet has yet been discovered. The best remedy is said to be 'a mixture, of coal tar, pennyroyal and tarbolic acid. Messrs; Winter Bros., of Onondaga Mich ,•ethibited on Saturday last a corn plete machine for makmg Old buggy or light wagon axles as good as new. They performed on eeyeral %rigs and the owners were more than es tietied with the result. Any parties having buggies with the axles badly worn should call on these gentlemen and they will make them as good as new Just received this week. at Broder ick's store, Exeter, another bankrup t steel: of drygoods, gents' furnishings, hats and caps. etc. A nice stock pur- chased at Toronto at a very low figure and will be sold very cheapalso a stock of groceries, boots and shoes and nice fresh goods all at a bargain. Lot of hats and caps only 10 cents each. Remember the store, opposite Town Hall, J W. Boonnercne. In the, manufacture of tobacco from the leaf, sugar or molasses and gum of some kind are used. In the manufac- ture of the "'Myrtle Navy" brand the sugar used is the finest white sugar, known in the trestle as granulated, This is a swear in which tht.re is sel- dom any a.ettiteratton; but to guard against the possibility of it, all sng'ar used in the factory is submitted te careful tests of its purity. The gum used is the pure gem arable. Speaking ef the arrangetnente for the Canadian exhibit at Chicago Ex, position, Prof. Saunders says that the Government have agreed to contribute to 1110 erection of the Canadian build ing, which vvill be 100 by 40 f1.. the nffie headquarters of Canada. This huildnig ix to be erected on a plot asS• igned to Ctitacle, opposite that of Greet Britain, alld ft.ieing the lake, a, nmet favorable position. All the provinces are tahing part in "the erection of the building, half the cost is to be borne by Ole DOrnilliOn G6Velt !Ilea and halt by the different Provincial Gov- erements, The various provincial tonme Will be lined with their heti% e lumber, While M. James Dignan was ham. merings a piece of castin' yesterday (Weduesday) a piece of the metal flew and struck him in the corner of the eye, cutting' an artery.. It will be Some days before he 111 have the use of it, As the harvesting is about over, and the back bone of "busy times" is brok- en, we will expect to hear from our eorrespondents again. Those who are out of supplies, are hereby, requested to inform us, and have the neeessa,ries replenished. The law forbidding the use or poss- ession of tobacco, eig•arb or cigarettes by boys under eighteen years of age, which came lilt° force July 1st, is not being stringently observed, 'We have noticed several of the 'kids' in this yid lage indulging' in the habit, eyidently, some one is selling the stuff, and rend- ering themselves liable to a heavy fine. Many of our readers will be pained to learn of the death of Thomas McIn- tyre, late of Londoa and fornerly of this place. He was taken down sever- al weeks ago with a severe attack of typhoid fever which resulted in his death on Friday August 19th. Deceas ed was a (rood standing' member of the A.mcient Onrder of Forresters and was insured for $1000. We have this week to chronicle the death of Miss Issabella, eldest dough, ter of Geo. and Christiana Orr, at the early age of 27 years, Deceased has been suffering for some time past from that dreaded disease consumption, which resulted in her death yesterday (W,Tednesday.) Funeral will take place from the residence of the parents Exe ter north, on Friday Sept 2nd for Exe- ter cemetery. Our readers have no doubt noticed that in the majority of houses struck by lightning the chimney seems to be the point of attack, the electric fluid gaining admission to the premises by this means. A scientific paper says this danger ean be avoided or at least lessened, by capping the chimneys not in use with ordinary tin -caps, thus shutting' off the draft. The same theo ry.will apply to closiPg doors and win- dows during the progress of a thunder storm. The publishers:of the Essex Free Press have been troubled, as are many other newspaper publishers, by sub- scribers endeavoring to avoid payment ot subscription fees A report of the Division Court preceedings held last week at Essex eentains the following: Essex Free Press vs. T. B. White. • The plaintiffs are publishers of the Essex Free Press a newspaper published at Essex. The defendant Thomas B. White, a wealthy quarry -man of An- derson. The action was on a subscript ien account. The plantiffs brought the action to test the law in regard, to a contention sometimes made. where a newspaper has been transferred thati the paper was not ,specially, ordered from the new proprietors, but was sine ply continued without authority. The defendent set up the contention that though he had ordered it from the for mer proprietor, he had not from the present ones. The learned judge, held that his accepting and reading the pa- per week after week was evidence that tie desired it, and sufficient reason for the plantiffs to mail it to him. He ac- cordingly gave judgement against the defendent -White, for three years sub- scription, $4.50. Masonic. The centenary of Canadian Mtssoury will be celebrated in Toronto on Oct. 2nd, 31'd and 4th. It is expected that 45,000 Masons will take part. Found. A silk shawl was found on William street last week. Any person. proving property and paying expenses can have the same by calling at this offiee, re ante& . Never too late to mend. 5000 pairs of boots and shoes that need repairine• to be left at the leading boot and shoe store next docir to the post office. G. Mao 8013. The 11ioys at &okapi. Boys who are away at school should always have, some quick and sure rem edy for sudden attack's of Cramps, Diarrlicea or Dysentery,for a, physician is not always near and an hour's delay in cases of this kind often lead to ser- ious results. Therefore parents should supply their sons .vith Perry Davis' Pain Killer, which is as efficacious as it is simple and harmless. Directions are with e,aah bottle, and one dose rarely fails to bring. relief to a sufferer from any bowel complaint. Only 25e for a bottle double old size. ' vetetival or Nations. The Festival of Nations held on Dr, Rollins' lawn on '1 uesday' evening, un- der the auspices of the Epworth Leag• ue of the James Street Methodist church, was a decided success. The booths on all sides of the beautiful lawn were perfect representations of Canada, China, Greenland and Africa, each booth supplying refreshments in accordence with their respective coun- ry's custom. A choice program was rendered inside and the Band did much towards enlivening' the proceed ings and the affair throughout was highly appreciated. The proceeds amounted to over $10. The Conanterctial Giip. haYe loree looked for a preparation that would lieep my head cleat cif Dandruff, but always failed to receive ttny material benefit until a friend ref:' eommanded 'Anti Dandruff, whist, I used with perf(tet 'UOCOsO Itn removed the Dandruff with thr appli Ntrion s, but stopped tile nemoyil itch- ing of OW and reedered tl hair Soft and pliable„ withoutleavi g an appearauce 02 a dressing, ,being used. T b DOW Occupies a permenent p 'time in My map, It is ploasa.nt 10 nee and with Preasure I recommend it. 1), 0. Rnct,'w, representing II, Oothj1 whOIC, &tie liqnars, Belteyiil1 Ofit, Servant Oirl Wanted. Servant girl wanted to go 'to Lon- don, Apply at Wm, iiroderick's Store, 1eter, Lost. Between Exeter and Elietville, a book; entitled "Smith's Principal Latia.' Leaye at this office, ' Error in prize List. To the prize list for the Stephen and Usborne fall show PC prize will be awarded for one-year old entire colts All speeding contests open to the world New Tailor Shop. Mr, James Creech has opened out a new teylor shop in the building be- tween J. P. Clark's store and Fansons Block, making in all eight eight tailor ing establishments for Exeter. Seatorth Dye Works. The work of cleaning and dyeing' clothes by the Seaforth Dye Works is giving the best of satisfaction: ' Those who have given them a trial are high ly pleased Now is the time to have your fall and winter clothes made to look as ''0.00d as new. All orders flet at E. H. Fish's barber shop will receiye prompt attention. Satisfaction guar - anted. Charges moderate. Accident. On Monday Mr, John Evans a brick- layer, from Exeter, who was working on Mr. A. Watson's new building, fell some six or seven feet, breaking a small bone in the leg near the ankle. A few hours loter his comrade Mr. Jos, Jewell struck an anvil with a heave sledge in Messrs Gulnitz &Hughie's shop, when the sledge flew back and struck him in the face, causing, a deep gash, which required several stiches to bring the wound togethes. Dr. Wilmot attended both cases. -Mitchell Advocate, Toronto Industrial Fair. The great event in Exhibitions in Canada is the Toronto Industrial Fair, which opens this year Sept. 5111 and closes Sept. 17th It will be specially interesting on account both of the large and comprehensive prize list and because of the special attractions to be offered. So great has been. the demand for space in past years and to such large proportions has the Fair grown, that more space became a necessity and after repeated efforts the directors have secured additional accommodat- ion on the Garrtson Commons. A, large new grand stand and a new speeding ring will be ready by opening day, The plan for the stand shows a design of the. most complete character, witli offices and side rooms to meet the con- venience and comfort of all who may be engaged in the ring, or who may wish to remain as spectators of the speeding and other attractive *vents. Every farmer in the province ought to see this Fair. The special attractions this year are very numerous and are much superior to previous years. Cheap fares will prevail on all rail- ways. Council Proceeding's. The conned met at the Town Hall, Exeter, 24th Aug., 1892. All presen t except the Reeve. Minutes of previous meeting' read and confirmed. Carling —Ross—Orders for the following sums: Jae: Creech $5 charity Mrs. Cann; do $4 Mrs. McIntosh; do $3 Mrs. Piper ; R. G Luker, $39 labor; R Williams $15.- 80 do; Thos. Horn $31,15 do; John Her- bert $3.75 do; Mrs. John Gould $34.90 do; Al. Bissett $3 do; George Ford $13.- 07 do; S. Handford $3 do; D. Taylor $16.25 do; John Moreshead $20.50 do; George Hodgins $16.86 do: Thomas Brock 832.62 do; Thos. Oke $8.40 de; S Davie $20.61. do; Walter Westcott $15 do; D. I3raund $36 do; Samuel Backer, ville 850.20 do; and Wm. Horn $17.75 da—Carried. Christie —Carlin g—t hat steps be taken to have Miss Piper re rnoyed to the insane asylum at once.— Carried. Carlinbo•—Christie—the Dep. Reeve and. RoadCom. procure necess- ary lumber for side walks.—Carried. Carling--Christie—The Dep. Reeve and Treasurer borrow $600 for current ex penditure.—Carried, Connell ad- journed for two weeks. M. EACRETT, Clerk. Great Clearing Sale of its Cloillilig E. J. Spackman St Co's SA.MWELL'S L0OK1 EXETER, UYIN For Yourself? .For -.7170pr Wife, or Ohlldren? ".!•1.1..."..41•9!•414 There is no place in town that offers better opportuni- ties for A NS in the STAPLE WARES of any spec- ial line of goods than can be found at OS. GARDEAND FIE All Kinds of FENCE "WIRES. LAWN OWERS. ALABASTINE in all Shades. DAISY CHURNS. Full line of Tinware, Cheap, for Cash at BISSETT 13ROS. Amidst all Blow & Bluster I S BORT. N. ROWE Still takes the lead in .the Furn- iture business. I am too busy to call On. }people in need of furniture, but please drop in my warerooms and see my stock and I will try and suit you in this line. Ordered work neatly done on shortest notice. Remember 1 have also a handsome Elle of Undertakind Goods b always on hand. Any calls in this line will bo promptly attended to ancl satis- faction guaranteed every time, .Stand next Molson's Bank. ROBT. N. ROWE. rtze GE.O. ;11,, TEAS HAMAN, FE nir Olt kg AND Exeter, COFFEES. EVERY PERSON SHOULD BUY Orelifl aiqs Soilitoro to p It is better th n all others. TEN REASO 1.—It will not get out of order, 2.—I1 it cheaper than aPy other Cen. 3.—It will last five tunes as long as any ordinary lamp filler. 4.--Be00tise it is non corrosive, as it is zine and tin. which form a macre natio action and keep it from corroding,. 5.-11 will do the work in one-fourth of the time. 6.—It will liot soil the floor and shelf, 7.—It never sweats oil, 8,—It gives you perfect control of the oil, 0.—It b alsvavs :teat and safe. 10—It will strengthen the lueos This Can has been examined by experts and pronounced to be the best they ever saw, Handy, Ileslthy and Cheap They are wanted in every house where teal oil Is usecl. The fastest selling - article' in the market. COBBLEII1CK & FOLLAND.