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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-10-13, Page 8otice, Visitors sand Ticket Holders are requested to hunt up The Mart where a FREE EXHIBIT of FANG: GOODS will be given entitling callers to a choiceselection bought to meet the wants of T LEAST 4900 VI?ITORSI The MART, Sept. 20, '92. See'_v & Treas. AT THE BI BANKRUPT STORE Will be found the Largest and Most Complete Stock of Buy your blankets at the Big Bank- rupt Store and sieve money. Ladies! Call and see -rieve's sea- lettes before you purchase elsewhere. North. Perth election trial will be hold in Stratford on Saturday next 15th inst. Itrrdock Pills never gripe, gic,,en or in Jere, They cure Constipation and 3ic- kleadache. The stock of the insolvent Bissett estate will be sold by auction on. Mon- day next. Gerte' undererear 20 per cent. below regular prices at the Big Ban1 rapt Store' It is .supposed that the insolvent Bissett estate will pay nearly 100 cents on the dollar. Mr. Thomas Hartnoll began the task of digging the ditch on Main' Street Tuesday morning. There you go again! You forgot to cast an eve to McTavish & Co.'s new "ad." on local page. Special collcetions will be taken up' in the Trivitt Memorial church next Sunday in aid of the Diocese of Algo- ma. Something special and women's and girls!! good strong walking boots at the Big Bankrupt Store. Do you want a pair? No other Sarsaparilla possesses the Combination, Proportion and Process which make Hood's Sarsaparilla pecul- iar to itself. Miss Louisa, daughter of lir. Wm:. Hawkshaw, of Parkhill, formerly of Exeter, was married at Parkhill yes- terday (Wed.) to Mr. Will Schrosenberg, of Toronto. Mr. L H. Dickson attended the meet- ing of creditors in connection with the insolvent Bissett estate at London on Monday in behalf of the local creditors and was appointed inspector to loot; after their interests. 20 Cj_jJTS---As an in- ducement to new subscribers, we offer the ADvo- ca.rn and the "Medical Adviser and Farm Help" till the lst of January 1893, for 25 cents. Send in the names Mr. Thomas Carling says he is per fectly satisfied with the exchange of hats which occurred on Monday even• ing at the James Streetehurch. Should the owner of the one he (Mr. Carling) is now wearing wishes it, he can have the same by calling at the store. All the great naval powers and many of the smaller ones to whom iuvi tatioms were sent by the United States State Department to participate in the naval display at New York neat= have accepted the t signified -there' Overcoats for men and boys at clos• est prices at the Bi„ Bankrupt Store. Mr. Robert Lang has severe! gangs of men in the country peeking fall and winter apples this week. In diff erent sections the erop :is reported abundant and good prices are being realized, Read the new "ad" o£ John Treble, Harness maker, in another column: Bois offering some rare bargains,— Snell BrosCo. •Llso bate a new ad- vertisement in this issuer, --See Carling Bros. change' in this week's, There will be a partial eclipse of the son on Oct. 20th, visible throughout Canada. The eclipse wilt begin at noon standard time, and end at 3 p. m. Rattier more than 60 per cent. of the solarsur•face will be obscured by the moon. Our Junior Lacrosse Team visited Clinton on friday of last week 'red., played a match with the junior club of that place. The match resulted in fav- or of the Clinton team by a score of 2 goals to 1. Oar boys speal. Well of the way they were treated by the Clinton boys. According to, the crew postal law newspaper publishers can hold for fraud anyone who takes a paper from the office and refuses payment; and the man who allows subscription to go un- paid, and then orders a postmaster to mark a paper 'refused" and sends notification to the publisher, lays him • self liable to arrest and fine.. ' The insolvent Andrew real estate consisting of furniture,, ware rooms, factory and machinery, land, etc., w'is disposed of ou Mouday- to Messrs. John and Wm. Atkinson, of this place, who will open out a furniture business shortly. These young men aro well and favorably known here ani no doubt there .undertaking will be crowned with success. 13elow are the mine longest words in the English Language at the present writing, and they are orthographical monsters, too. Here they are; take off your coat and engage him for a round or two:-Suticonstit utiona.list; Iueom• prehensibility; Philoprogenitireness; HonorineibilMed inity; Anthropophag•. ' nerian i e D s ro ort' , p p tenableness; Veloci- pedestrianistic'tl; Pr oantitiousubstaion ist; Tr ansnbstanttatronableuess. We hear a surprise is is store for. our neighbor Dr. Browning, who is on his way from Old England, where he has been adding to 'his stock -of profcs oiona>;,love by visiting and enquiring into the methods adopted by the Great Hospitals tyle R The .Government e absence to appoint e minty_ f,„' $ l .e arks l'ol' Sete. The undersigned, has several first class farms for sale on easy terms, J, Spnoitausee Exeter, W anted. Never too late to rnoncl. 5000 pairs of boots and shoes that need . repairing to be left at the leading boot and shoe store next door to the post office, G. Manson. Wednesday, the IJthr inst. Ott the above date, the Rev. H. J. FIamilton, 13. A., of Wycliffe College, Toronto, who has been accepted as a Missionary to Japan, is expected to bo in Exeter and will give a missionary. address in the Trivitt Memorial Church Every one invited to attend. The Great Family Medicine of the Age. There is, probably, no family medi- cine so favor'ab!', and so widely known as Davis' Pain•Killer. It is extensive- ly used in India, China, Turkey --and, in every civilized country on earth,not not only- to counteract the climate in. fluences, but for the euro of bowel troubles, Cholera and fevers, It is used internally for all diseases of the bowels and externally for wounds, burns, braises, etc. Sold by druggists gener- ally. 25c. fora big bottle, Another Assignment. In our last issue we announced the assignment of Bissett Bros., this week we announce that of Walt, Andrews, who has been conducting a furniture business hero for nearly three years, during most of which time he labored under financial difficulties, owing . to the fact of having a vets small start- ing capital, which launched him to the wall on Thursday last. He assigned to dfr. John Gill. Shortly after the as- signment he left for Detroit, Mich., and we have since learned that he has se- cured a situation. PerNonilt.. Mention. Mr; Hugh Spackman was in Port Stanley and St 'Thomas on Tuesday, attending the consecration and dedica- tion of two new Masonic Halls. Since his appointment as Grand Steward this is his. first call to duty. ---Mrs, D. Davis and Mrs. Ed. Dyer have returned from a yisit to Zurich.—Miss Mary Miller, daughter of Mr. David Miller, V.S.,'sue ceeded in obtaining a g fi}st price as lady driyer at the Kirkton fair last week Although only an amateur she handles the reins with great skill and shows every appearance of accomplishing the art of driving and managing horses.- Mr. Russel Manning is attending the Toronto University.—Mr. Warren Snell, who was visiting relatives and friends in Clinton for a few clays last week,, returned hume'on Sato, .d ening: .1141. • It is the fall of '92, and we would specially invite you to inspect our FALL & WINTER 0-0 DS Which are no* being opened up.: A revelation iu fine goods and fair prices: 4Pe i.re going to do business with you because, we have exactly vshat yon want, and •our prices are sirnply' irre- sistible, Our fall and wii.ter attractions will cause a. tear out: Such new styles as we show in all do partnients leave nothing to be asked for. In quality and variety our fresh new lines are strictly :first class in every detail. We have the • disposition, the ability turd the elegant goods to ple'iso es is buyer. Our Dress Goods and Dress Trinummg s b. Y far the neatest. In Gents' Ties we lead, Itt hats, the newest and hest. T11'Suitin.gs no better. Full range i11 Crockery, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Etc., Etc. Our complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to satisfy indiuidual tastes. You will find our 'large stock made up entirely of goods that are trustworthy, servicotsble,and the best of their class, Everything at the Lowest Possible Prices Comte in and See How Foie we will treat you. How well we will please you. How mulch we will save you. EVERY PERSOH SHOUL» Or. GarIa's 3at1arg La p Finer It is better than all others. r$,r in Town, and at prices that defy all kinds of Opposition. 3"° A. Stewart. LOCAL, JOTTINGS. The Best of the Season. DON'T Miss IT.—The Concert to be given bythe celebrated Elocutionist, Miss Sara Lord Bailey, assisted by the best local musical talent, promises to Surpass anything ever before given in Exeter. Remember the date, .October 24th, in Drew's Opera house under the auspices of the Main -street Epworth League. Admission 25 cts.; Reserycd Seats 35 cts. Plan of Hall at Brown- ing's Drug Store Read •cvliat the Press Says; Miss Bailey's reputation as an elocutionist is rapidly extending, and leer performance last night was calcu- lated to add cerisiclerably to. it. Her recital of the "Chariot Race" from Ben Eurg could nut be surpassed --Toronto Eanpire. A great audience listened to the evening' of song and recital in the auditorium last night by Miss Sara Lord Bailey, of Boston. Miss Bailey's ren dering of "Life for Life" has never -been excelled in Toronto and several requests were sent into the auditorium office to have it repeated tonight. Toronto Globe. The selections mention- ed and others, as highly spoken of as these, are to be rendered in Exeter. Prize Winner. The following l razes were awarded Mr. Simon Campbell, Usborne, at the differcnt fall fairs this year for agri- cultural horses, The list is a very creditable one and speaks highly for the superioi' high bred class of horses he raises;—lectern Fair, London— Brood mare, 1st; foal, 2nd; S-year.old Mare, 1st; 2 year-old, lat. Granton— showed Six animals and secured five first prices and one second. Exetei— Team, 1st. Kirkton yearn, 2nd; brood mare, 2nd; foal, 2nd; also first for ear- riage mare. Comp tispiv 'Vaccination. The West Zorra council has adopted Mita:iye compulsory vaccination, bear• irrg in mind, no doubt, the terrible vis ),ration ef small -pox they lied a few years ago. This action is taken: on the recemrmend'ttton of the Board of Health, and the medical he Lith officer has been instructed to 'visit every school and vaccinate eveey scholar suecessfull Who has not been y vaeina- c Rqd in the last seven years. Twenty- Avit cbnts is the foe. EG't 'S$ lairs are over we want ar regularly from all our corres- pondents. There aie always items of interest that can be sent from each place. If you are out. of supplies let us know; or if there, is no correspond ent in your locality, recommend one to us, or act yourself. Came now one and all be up and doing! Snell Bros. F. Co., pork packers and cattle dealers, have commenced their. winter packing, and will have on hand Tender Loins, Spare Ribs, Heads, Feet, Shanks, Fresh Pork Loin, Sausage and Bologna, Cuttings and allkinds of fresh and salt pork, at lowest eash prices. Parties ' wanting fresh lard can get their crocks and pails filled by leaving the same at the Packing House. Office and Packing House, James Street, Exeter. There is not and there cannot be any smoking tobacco superior to the "Myrtle Navy" brand, A wrapper of brighter appearance and higher price it is possible to get, but all wrappers are very poor smoking tobacco and but a single leaf is wrapped round a plug. The stock used in the body of tha "Myrtle Navy" plug is thevery best which money can purchase. The pow- ers of the Virginia soil can produce nothing bettor, and no other soil in the world can produce as fine tobaceo as that of Virginia. A. successful operation ofamputation was performed on the person of Mr. John Willis, Exeter North, on Satur day, by Dr. Wishart, of London, assist. ed by Drs. T. A, Amos, H. K. Hy nd man, of Exeter, '1'. P. McLaughlin, of Dashwood, and others. The arm had been diseased for some time and all sorts of treatment had been re• sorted to, but to no avail, so on the above date the limb was taken off midway between the elbow end should- er. The patient is recovering nicely from the treatment. The annual Sabbath school anniver versary of the James street Methodist church was held on Sundayand Mon- day. The Rev. John Holmes, of Park- hill, preached eloquent sermons Sun- day morning and evening, while the Rey. J. S. Henderson, of Hensel], gave a lengthy and interesting address in the afternoon. Large gatherings eag- erly listened to the words which fell from the, lips of both speakers, being of such an impressive nature. On Mon- day evening a tea was served from 5 to 8 p. m. to the scholars and residents 'of .the village and surrounding count ry, After the repast hari been dispene- ed with and the throng of people had beteme comfortably seated in the body of the church, a lengthy programme was carried out, the Rev. A. L. Russell occupying the chair. Addresses were delivered by the Revs. W. McDonagh, pastor of Main street Methodist church; John Holmes, of Parkhill, and Wm. Martin, of Cavern Presbyterian church, interspersed with songs of braise by the choir. The church lied been taste- fully decorated by the ladies, and ev- ery other convenience was afforded those in attendance. This, like many former odes given under this auspices, was a success. Proceeds amounted to $93.06, plea Them, '; 1 itie '.anl.rupt''stock of furs a' Broderick's Store, Exeter, bas been a great success. Good and cheap goods will tell. A few. of those Seal and Persian Lamb capes and jackets loft, half price -takes them; and one Persian Lamb mantle left, it goes for half price. See these very. choice Seal and Persian. Lamb caps and storm collars,all at a bargain, together with a lot of buots aiid shoes, hats and : caps, and gents' furnishing, also a choice lot of teas, which. will be offered very cheap in 5, 5, and 10 lb. lots. - Remember the place, opposite the town hall, Exeter. 13th October, 1892. J. W. BRCDFirtICli For not a few years John L. Sullivan was she most lied -about man in Amer Ica, and since he has taken the very short step in his business from predom- inant celebrity to being of no account at all he has still been misrepresented. With all his fanite—ancithey have. not been few—John Lawrence Sullivan was not the man to cry 'wolf. When he was bes:ten at New Orleans heack nowledged defeat and he has never made the statement attributed to him that his food was poisoned. "I was in the best possible condition, and I was beaten because I met -a younger and a better man" is what he still says. John L talks as he used to hit—straight out and to the point. $eaforth Dye Works. All orders for the.above Dye Works can be left with E. H. Fish. New "old" Ilave ,you read McTavish 8. Co.'s new "ad."? If not do so, he quotes things away down. Lost. On Friday between Exeter and Robt. Sweet's farm, lot 4, North Boundary, a scribbling book containing a full ac- count of a sale. Pinder will be suit able rewarded by leaving same at this office. 2-t Sick Hist. Mrs. Frank Smale has been confined to her bed during the past week with a severe attack of inflammation of the bowels.—Mr. Geo, Dayis has been ill of late with rheumatism. He isslowly improving: --Miss Eliza Wood was tak- en ill suddenly last week and since then has been confined to her bed. Her condition has somewhat improved and a speedy recovery is looked for.—Mrs. Ed. Bissett's health is improying slow ly, after being confined to her bed for several days. J oyse vs Bicycle. There can be no doubt now that ,the bicyc'o can get away from the fleetest horse: Nancy- Hanks accomplished a great feat in covering a mile in 2.04, but the wheel ridden by Windle made better time by a seoond and two-fifths. It May be doubted now if ever the horse will back the load. Bicycling in still in its infancy, whereas the race horse is a very ancient institution. The one has the advantage of being. much more susceptible of improv e- ment than the other. ESTRAY STEER. There stra.vod on to tiro premises, Lot G, s.nth Batindery, Stephens toar, Owner can hicwe oevio by ro, ,ing propert end plying expel+eds, .(, 1irr:cf,x, Centralia 1'.0, go ypassedh s final examina- tion as barrister, has entered into a partnership with Mr Eason, of Leam ington.—Mr, H. C. Brewer, of the Mol sons Bank, Clinton, was in town on Tuesday.—Mr. John Laidlaw, ; student. with Mr. A. Tennant, V•S, left on Tues day morning for • Toronto, where he will attend the Veterinary College;- Miss Millie Davis, after' having a visit.. with friends in Clinton, returned here on Saturday—Miss Kate Atkinson wits attending the fall fair in -Clinton on Friday.—The Misses Hawkshaw left yesterday morning for Parkhill where they will attend the wedding of Miss Lou, daughter of Win. Hawkshaw.- Messrs. A. L. Handford and . Theodore Sweet, of Mitchell, spent Sunday here. - KESTLr.—In. Stephen, on the 8th tnst,, Nehemiah, son of Charles Kestle, aged 31 years and 11 months. Usbohne. On Monday last a son of Mr. Isaac Johns while picking apples fell from a tree, dislocating and fracturing his elbow joint. Mr, Robt. Cann also fell from a tree on Friday, fracturing sev eral ribs and hurting him internally. He was in a critical condition at one time but is now doing as well as can be expected. For 1192 We have the largest stock of Black 81Colud Dress Goods Ever Shown In Exeter.. We are showing an Irn.mense Stock German Mantles AT POPULAR PRICES. E J. Spackman & Co's SAMWELL'S I3LOCII., EXETER. essay ortg`as any brdinary lamp filler. +- Bec$use it is non corrosive, as it is zinc and tin. which form a mag- netic action and keep it from corroding. 5.—It will do the We kin one-fourth of the time. 6.—It 'will not soil the floor'and shelf, 7.—It never sweats oil. 8.—It gives you perfect control of the oil. 9.—It is always neat and safe. 10 -It will strengthen the lungs, This Can has been examined by experts and pronounced to be the best they ever saw Handy, IGa1thy9 Reliable and Chea a. They are wanted in every house 'where .coal oil is used. The fastest selling article in the market. • CCBDL DIII & FOLLAND Our efforts to please the Ladies of this vicinitywith something neat in MILLINERY stylishEY fin.ll appreciated, a careful buyers wall. always find. it to their advantage to see through h out° stock before invest- ing. Our Dress pod , stock is complete and in Black Geis we have the best vaOues in the Trade. Our Stock- of Tweeds and Over coatings embraces all the newest things in the market and the prices we give you make the sale ofan outfit easy. $1.00 BUYS A GOOD SUIT. Some Startlers for Fall Trade: UnionGreyFlannel. Special � e 10C G6 6f cc All 'aol 17c c6 Canton 64 E6 7c 30e All Wool Under Shirt 50c value in ladies' hosiery & gloves. All Wool Tweed SOLE AGENTS FOR O'JTT hRICI9S CELEBRATED GLOVE FITTING PATTERNS. November Delineator to hand at l A. J MoTAYISII & Co s