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EXETER, ONTARIO
TURSDAY DECEMBER 8
1892.
NO 287
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The &sons Bank.
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cOleeeteree. by Parlianieet, 1855.)
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Paid up Capital. , .. e, .... $2,000,000'
Head ogle .,Isontreal,
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0 vsivirinli't oasa;117.1 ()sae 'cirQinuaorFeaeTintideorr:ers 'at 7
per oent per annum,. .
Exeter Branch. ,
Open every lawful clay from 10 a. ii.to 8 p.
m., eatnreays 31.0 a.m. to 1 p. re
A eeenerat banking businees transacted
b
OuR,RENT RATES allowed for moil- _
ey on Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at s
per cent. DON
. N. DYER,HUI1
Exeter, Jan ,28, '88. Sub Manager
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Church :Directory.
Om/lien --Rev. F H
TRIVITT , MEMORIAL . • 11 a m
Patt, Rector, Suuday Services, m
rind 7 p. m. Sabbath School, 3 . .
1 'Piontli al.
Communion, ist Sunday of es.c 1 n_
t f ve Sun-
Service. and in months in _ay 0 _
Morning ..,
fter Evening Service of tth.1.1 e ._ f
days,a B t• • on 2ncl. unday
the month, Holy ap Ism .
of each mouth at morning service.
CrAmoit-Jarnes-st , Be. A. L.
ME'rnoniST 10.30
Russell, Pastor. Sunday Services, p. in,
and 6.30 p.m, Sabbath School, 2.30
Donagli, Pas-,
MATE STUEET--ROV. W. 714Gra and 6.30 p.m.
tor. Sunday Services, (0 3( a. •
Sabbath School .'.30 'P- m•
Rev. W. Martin,
PRESBYTERIAll CHURCH.-- _
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Pastor. Sunday Services, 11 a. m an6,
seebath School, 9.45 a.m.
va.LIMMIM.AMInn•Ormlie
rrofessaortati Cards.
roomInnne..........mromp...22
E. KINSMAN, L.D.S, Fanson's. Bloc k
north of Carling Store,
pir.01, two doors ., xtracts teeth
"114 sT"ET'Ex"Ellie sall on jot
.vrithout pain. Away at th Tuesaay.
Friday; Allsa Craig on 2nd d i
rif Ad tavilh mouth
t laiels,,e_e'le=1:11,;----ea,..„....;of eac...-----es--ees•-e
INGRAM, DENTIST, Member Royal
D tal Surgeons, successor to
. Co ege en
C 'll Post Office
H. L. Billings. Office over . . .
t given for
Exeter, Ont. A safe anaesthe io _..ne Groia
the painless extraction of teeth. k i
Filli'Igs as'req'ired'' ---------
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EXETER MARKETS..
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, 00 02' t 0 68
Wheat per bushel,. ... . o , ,
Otice to. creditors.,
. . .
as well as the eompliments of the oc.
Casinn'
mr,uryHess,of Coburg., arrived here
,last Monday. He inteods speeding
"eines wider the parental roof. -The
Misses Forest, of the Pae -line have
opened out a dress making and man
tie Shop in the premises reeentle va
eate,d by E. Apple, tellor.-The.Z. P. S:
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intenes haying their annual examina
tion .an,d creert on Dec 16th• The
tea cilets are doing all in their power
to make the above a succe-s and no
A ' '‘ 4'
ai011bt this r ear's entertainment will
eclipse anything a the kind ever he',d
in Zurich, Among the many attrae.
ti0118 will be the club whoof and broom
, AY. A II
ui lli .21.2,. ale cot la y invited d' II 'ted to at
tend.-.A number of Brethren of the
F,xeter 'A.O. F. Lodge paid "Court Bis•
mark" lodge a visit last week -Miss
jacobs, of •Allorristown is the guest of
Mrs. Elutes at present -At present the
roads in, th ids bvichheityh are in a very bad
state cause y t e eavy thaws and
raiblof late
'
ed the young people with his beautiful
metures on eaneae by Maggie ',Dubin,
Rev, Edgar Jennings reav•. an cx(6)'lerson.,
lent address to the Sabb S, workers.--
Mr. Alfred's ad_clress..to Sabba. th 19..01).ea
Worker e last S'atterdey eventilg. in else
Presbyterian churoh, Corbett, was
highly appreciate,d, Although the
roads Were bad a large ' number a0.
senibley to hear it. The address was
interesting and very instructive,. and
-
the address to the children Sabbath
afternoon is one that the children will
' ' '
remember as long as they live, His
words came with power and influence
and which infused. new interest in the
Sabbath School workers. Mr. D. has
had over 25 years' experience in this
line of werk.-s. . Wilson is yisit•
MrR
ing her sister and other friends in Fair
G -rove, Mich. -Miss Louisa Baker.
teacher •in school No..10, has decided vt,0O.
attend the Normal School at. Torou
Shel has tau, ght the school very effici-
ent y for the past three years and
gave good satisfaction. Mr. Geo. ,A..
Foster, Varna
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. gle Baehanan• . leo Mr J a
1 Mary Carlisle,' Jaae, Bonsthrert
TrafiCalaorlidis,lec.or?viVisieer.;
0
olo.s111;n-d m'e'meers a the eoce
com._iiere
with the ,as'sistanee of(lisra°ne'r
officers of the society. toei
_wire, vviii, Noir, conymier
aWishoitmeelinsid,s.MRissgr,i1.111011, teR.r, ;
d J R el'ir De otion
VIes J. °w,. 1 e''
Le ,euewar,. convener • 2.1.2eS$1'
/ 1
sm and Kerf"114 Mrs' i'.'?"
uaTeleRrs._Fueellne'saieles.°1,4iltses ael
ph , m , I ei
Jai21135°onn'throttses, isineRri'tatioani. CI
es m. Heater and m. Butchai
R. J. Carlisle and R A
st.Tehhrii:d.y8leetti:;Isandc7ihrtae ugici.01
tit a -111iSSiOnarr at
expense, which reqUires th
efts dollars. They nave rat
tv•IsTren dollars oi the a.m
.
Boric.%) ...e - ..• , - - • 36 to 40
Pens. • • • • • • • - • • • • • • •,, • 52 to 54
.• ' ' ' ' • ' 17 to 18
B4(11''‘''' ' ' ' ' ' ' -
1(3 & 16
.1c:icon per 11). , , . ,,, , „ , . , es to 5
1)11ChS I4 c
. , .. ...... .. , . 6 to •D,
Geese e ... _. , , , , , „ 5e to 6
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Turkeys " ..... .. . . ..... 7 to 8
Pork . , .... , . • • ,,
6.00 to 6 ov
Potatoes per nus .. 50 to 50
HaY Per ton .... ..,. , ,,. 6.00 to 7.00
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In the matter el the Estate of .Jams
Willis, Inte of the vitiate.° of , Exe
ter, CoulltY Of Enron,' gentleman/
deceased. ' '
Notice is hereby...given pnrsuant to chap-
tei; 110 of The Bovisod Statutes. of Ontario
1867, that all nersorni having claims against
the estate of jam es Willis rate of tlfe',vil-
'age of Exeter, in the County of Huron, gen-
thanian, deceased, who died on. the 1,2nd day
of SePtember Ise. are required to deliver or
sone by post prepaid to to 'undersigned SO-
licitor's for Thomas Willie and David Mill,
Executors of the so,' id deceased on or before
.?veitlisntacloain tottiEusill)nontahr01.Tia)90,1aesstaantue,madeclurta sif,.
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HOUNDS FOR SALE.
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es tl:nd full Partioinars of the.ir claims dulY
verified by statutur,y declaration and the na-
tare of the Security (if any) held by them.
that
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The undersigned has. for sale BiX first-
class t.liorOun'h bred Fox Round 'pups.
' Ae Bissree Exeter.
after thmn
And e said last entioed
date the said. Executors will proceed to dis-
tribUte . the assets of the said estate
Among the parties entitled thereto hay-
big regard only to claiims of
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FARMERS, ATTETION.
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which notice
shall heve boon received as above required.
and the said Executors will uot be liable for
the said assets or tin.y part thereaf so clistri-
The •undersi.ned will be at the old Mar.
het for the ' iur). ese ef purchasing porlc.
Hig.h 08t pril pa' id.
Noon Buovo:
buted to any person or persons of vrhose
c1,11.iffi, notic.b,shall....nothav.e been received at
tne time Of sucn. aistaibution.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT.
Solicitors for Executors,
Dashwood,
of has been engagedto
take her place in the school for •
He comes highly recommended and
aeed entertain no fears as to
the e - ' ' ' • "
r ,mainuer, wincei is to
.
TENT LOST.
' Exeter. Ontario.
Dated this 26tb dav of November 102.
It was certainly a matter of regret
to tto to learn from Your lest weees is.
sue that the correspondent from dur
town has decided to cease his contribu
tion to your valuable paper, and hence
that not unpleasant task has devolved
bnone less able to nphold but equally
alive to the interests and well being
of the village and its surroundings. So
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with this short pleamble, by way o in
troduetion, you will find the news of
the week, as follows: -Quarterly meet
' h kl ' tl E . . i• , 1 i .
mg was e in ie valise tea clutch
Sunday when the sacrameut of the
Lord's supper was achnieistered to a
number of recipients. -Collections are
being gathered here in aid of the Bible
•
has had SOM8 experience teaching in
the Northwest.-Miss•Nellie Davidson,
one of. theonost poptilar teachers of
Middlesex, awl teacher in school No.
14 has decided to lea ea, here, having
, ' 1
been engag'ed to teach near .Strathroy
at an advanced salary. A Miss Thomn
- _ - -ness
sou has b d t t k h
een emo•ame o a e er
e e.
. _ s S. ta.h ,Pollock, another
Place -Tvris '''t ' '
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dTv eeoellityotiptdoo pc ic„il an . crl \t elt einsdtsctLhheini• Nobof rhea tai isad tdi School iie eh
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oamed to take charo's of her school -
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Mr, Samuel. English arrived home
from the lumber woods hist week.--
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aelSS tnaly sen,iisti left bere last week
,...
to visit friends in North Branch Mich
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tislu.i Rs idi. 1 ssi-ei iel
tttoehd
ielthlestitly6Osfeinrje(ngt
i lAng men and worm
part in the religious exercis
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a lonole't want in the elutes
fact at' training school for ti
where they prepare for th
use ui e
.f 1 iii hchurch,el
see young and old in y
youthful in the divine life m
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one common .centi.e read
pray togetbez, voices upliit
the blessin m of the same Gece
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same people, Surely 11 18 gi
Ch •isti. 1 • d b f t
1 ei an a mem er. o
-Ar a meeting of the cetize
. - , .
Coxworth s hall Saturday e
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consider the adyisa.bility of i
DuriIPTION. ng the suminer (ciam pin!, season) &
tent, hc.v,,,,,,„ ri,suw0.00, and. .drand Bend.
The finder will be liberally rewarded by
flvotri,nviiang. the same. at this offlec, or giving i:t-
twit as to its whereabouts.
Crediton,
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The township coned' mot, to day.
all present. This years business was
0.111.1POVNIVIOWTINMSVIIITOMM-JM.011...ISKADVI.M1M1...11711•11e.1114161.
T 0 RENT.
Tl at lesirable clwellieg situated on Will-
• • I •'• ' • ' ' hn Math°-
10.m street and oN%ned. by Mr. Jo
son, oontaining eight, commodious rooms.
For further particulars apply at this office.
Jonri MaTirnsox, Prop
.72nrrnr,22,222.=2A.4.2aacceorx.rmnsuomeraum...22.ramm...,.................-
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COTTAGE FOR SALE
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Or to rent. frame. COr• taillin g eight room s
ami a good brick oellar, situated on Eliva-
eete str,et, south of james st. Methodist
church, Bard and sea water on the prem -"has
' Possession Oren 16th Nov '92. Ap ly
ises. . . g . •• P •
to T. Ds.aa race* or at this office.
,
settled to the satisfaction of all. -Quite
a.larme crowd is 111 town every day.-
. ...
'Mr gMrs Wm Lewis have rot -lulled
' ' ' '
from their visit to, Michiga.n.---Mr. O.
Zwicker,Sreis able to be around, amain
r7
after his sick ness.-Rev. Bakerinteuds
giving an addressin the James Street
Churc,h, Exeter, on Monday evening
• " ' '
next, at the anniversary Services. -J,
•
Trevethick is doing a rushing business
at present in sleimhs Se Adolph
` . e ,. e.- ets
a smile on his face amain It is a
r-, -
boy this time -An open meeting' of
.
the Royal Templars was held on Wed
Societe -,-A series of revival services
„, church
are to be held in the aforesaid
in the beginning of the new year. -It
Council.
tion, it was decided that a
be appointed to find out the
hand. .
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BOAR FOR SERVICE. /
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nesday evenino' A • • •
goadprogram
e•Stephen
was rendered and a good time spent
is rumored that a tailor from Zurich is
about to start a shop here. We hare
'already two men in that business and
they seem to satisfy the public and do
all the work. Then why should another
step in to try to spoil the trade for all?
,
Should lee come we prediet that he Will
soon be like water when the therinom
eter falls to 32° fahrenheit. We need
a bake/ worse than a third tailor here
and we may remark that Dashwood is
a good opening for oue in that busi
ness. We are also in need of a good
tonsorial artist, one who could remove
the beArd from its attachments in a
painless manner would fill the bill -
That disciple of the brash and camera,
whO according to your former corres
pondent inhabits the "wagon factory,"
was in town for two short days last
week and thee on Saturday evening
betook himself to a more conmenial
e
town n quest of the Zurich "fair" one
i
of whom he will capture if they do not
run away from him. The sleighing is
. .
badly spoiled -Mr. Hobbs teacher has
.
rented the house occupeed by E. Roth-
ermael.
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, Council met on Dee. 5th all present
minutes read and approved of. J. Sher
ritt-H. Eilber that F. Weurth attend
to Jr. Grebs case. Mr. A. Brown is re-
quested. to attend next Couneil meet.
nem to explain the' circumstances of T.
e
Clark's statue labor Resolved that the
council at their next meeting take up
' •
the requesition of G. Brown, of Cen.
tralia, and if advieeable Pass a resolue
tion calling on :Engineer. Resolved
that the following pereems be D, R. Of-
,
fieers for municip,a1 eleetion for 1893.
.
Div 1 Wm. Bakei! S Hoare 1
" 2 C. Brown/
Brown, " 5
" 8 C. Peouty, T. Hall
" 4 H. DOA"
, Bolts K
" 5 P. McKenzie, Heitzman K
2 4 6 C. 'Judson, S• H. 10
" 7 J. Mollard, " S.
After passing the following orders
the council adjourned to meet, amain
. .
th
Thursday 15inst.-T. Cotter, ditch.
in o• s b 810. G Brown errer in ass
., 3 7 G. .,ye
1.78. J. Carroll cul. e b 83; H. Doyle
7
ditcn 1st s r, $2; W. E. Sanders • ditch,
82; A. Birk, gravel 40.80; C. Stody gra
vel. 2,50;S. Sanders gravel, 118.68; I.
Hodgins 90c.: '
engine and the other
equipments, Having done
committee' are to call anothe
when it will be known whet
the matter will be gone on ,
start was sixty dollars. -Th
have selected -the tE•atti101.•S
and. in doing so baye retaim
Wren as Principal, who en
his sixth year in the villa
speaks well for the care and
ment of the senool, Thoy ha
gaged Miss Chidley, of Clint
charg.e of the junior room,
Whitesides,of the village, foi
mediate room m
7 both of who
recommended. -At the annu
of officers of the Zurich Lode;
A. F. & A. M., the folloeving
ed to office: W. M, Geo. T„
W., D McEwen; Jr. W., W.
See'y, D. Weismiller;Chaplin,
Mr. D. Millar and daughter:
,
a day in the village. -Apple
.- ip fie
demand t "G' 'se" s >s t
,
a rtraight shot. -Prof Rufe's
ated quite a sensation by
away last Saturday.' Prof
yet take a few "notes" on h
t .
.
The undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 15 Con. Srd, Stephen, a thoroughbred
,
Berlcsbire Boar.
by. all. Exeter lodge was in attend
ance.
TR , MS: -$1, payalde at time of service,
with privelege of returning if necessary,
..T.AS. WILLI,$1 "Prop.
‘ ..V.,
Hibbert•
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pROPERTY FOR SALE. \'
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FARM RENTED. --Mr. John 'Murphy
has
nas rend his farm, which is on the 2nd
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Situated on the corner of Waterloo and
snsisting of three lots, on
William treets, co
which is k.itua bed a frame house, stable, a
'loca-
tion is in a splendid part of the village. For
further particulars apply toA
Mu. LFAXD Bower
............
con. of Hibbert, to Mr. John Gaetz
meyer of Ilullett, for a term of Se Veil
years, at an annual rental of 83e3.
The farm eontains 150 acres. It is a
desirable place and Mr. Mui pies will
find Mr. Gaeznieyer first class tenant.
REV SYKV.ANUS LANE.
of the Cincinnati M. E. Conference,
makes a 000d ,point when be, says:
"-We heve for years used Hood's Ser.
eaparilla in our family of five,and find
. .
it fully equal to all that is claimed for
.
it. SO me people are greatly prejudiced
amain patent medicinesO' et , hove . the
,.,
patent can hurt a rnedicil ee nd not a
• • ' .'es to
machine is a mystery of sten
.
me',
Mr. Mutphy intende going to Seaforth
to live. -A very Iniee and interestinm
7,
eventtook place at the residence of Mr
Se:tun-Ions, llibbert and TJsborne bound
ary, on Wedne:sday 23rd ult.. rl'his
was the marriage of Mr. Geo. Fair
bairn, a prosperous young farmer of
'
the adjoining tp. of Tuckerstnith, to
Miss Aggie SIMMORS. '1 he important
ceremony was performed by Rev. C.
Fletcher, of the Thames road. There
were about seventy guests present.
Medical.•'.,
-"-------------------7r-CIAN
et B WHITELY, M. D., 0. ku-, .11Y,a ,
c., and Surgeon. Office and resi denc,e-,
Cor. or Victoria and Elgin streets, Go eri..11
tuario
on • ___------_-e-_.
J' A ROLLINS. OFFICE -MAIN St'A`
seem. ' . . .A.nerew and Nor a
Residence -Corner
Streets, Exeter, Ontaz:1.2:.......„............
MCLAUGHLIN,
-ri,--- miLMBER OF
.L..ritthe Colleg f Ph sicians andSurgeons
e p Y rich-
scian, Surgnt. eon an& Acco
Ontario. . 'Phyi
sh•svood., O
r ber of
T: A AMOS 1\i• ILI C' 1k1 ' 3'6'11
Irene _ • , • • • ,ie and surgeons,
3..../ College of Physicia ,
' College of'
Ontario; licentiate of the li,oys, . ceri.
busr alindliSur-
Physicians and Surgeons 243a:1 g ,
tiato of the Faculty of Phypiskari
Medical
, asgow; Fellow of Trinity .
G'I'roronto. Offico-Dr. Cowen's for-
oonoeo,
Mer residence, , .
Brewster,
,
, , .
The sleighing has all disappeared
and the roads are in it *very poor con
dition at present. -Mr. T. J. Brown, of
Clinton, is at present spending a few
. Mr.
R Jennison. -Mr. I. J. Ferguson, of
•
• Parkhill, was visitinse friends in
neat o
these parts on Sunday last. -Mr. A.
13 b ' • f New Hamburg, was
ossen eiry, o , ,
the guest of Mr..R. Jennison on Wed-
nesdly, of last weak.-Mr.and 'Mrs R.
O'Brien attended the funeral of Mrs•
Van Valkenburo• at Grand Bend on
la .,. d .
Saturday last,- 3. an Mrs. E Thomp
so returned from Dakota last week.
n •
They in end spending the winter with
Th ' t
their friends in these parts.
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Centralia
Marshall Ateinson, who has been
in Michigan for some time is home,
again. -A seventy-five pound cheese
Was stolen freer] the Cheese Frctory
here, one night last week. --CAPTURED
ix THE Aog. For some years past the
people in this neighborhood' have been
victimized by nocturnal visits from
freebooteis, consequently a sharp look-
out has been kept for the guilty par
ties and from what ems been in tireat
ed to your correspondent, another ease
of thievish intent has recently deyel-
leaked out I
taped ands Are cannot,
vouch. for the authenticity of the ru.
mor, but from reliable source we are
led to believe that the report is a cor-
• ,
rect one. One night last week, three
Around About Us.
rep pick A. Cambell
ditchIng 82; W. Mawser, gravel 10.78;
J. Allister keep of Eagleson, $16; Mrs.
ning. No g•raafedamege dot
do you .think of the squabble
the Exeter Times the Ili
Thos. Cambell of McKillop has died
• P / P,
cCe 3 ,ears. a d 69
-o
Mr J. T. Balfour, of Varna, has been
appointed head teacher in Sandw ich
t a salary of $550 a
Public School, a .
'stants
year with a staff of five a,ssi .
John Gougeon of Blyth commonly
known as "French Joe " escaped from
' •
the Goderich jail on Saturday evening
be slipping out the gateway where
' •
Newcombe $9. Mr. Cambell mravel
/ P ,e /
1375; N. McLennan cul 8.25; Murdie
& Co, S ikeS 1.50. M. Hofiman Com
. P / / • e
8.50; S. Morrison bal contract 810;
Sharron & others w bridose 73.4,9; John
Kerr b. bats, 3.80; London Foundry,
5 40. M. -
4,55; H. Smith rep. . , 1. Gratte
spikes, 2.57; J. Winkenseader, gravel,
28.12; S. Schweitzer & Cc lumber,33.16
T Sha ton com. $4; W. Thompson cul.
$3; T. I Amoy rep cul., 83; J. Heaman,
and
server -eh? a few old sores, a
- -
dirt. The man whe began i
lent before its done end
P Y ,-
who "toole, it up" may wis
done before it is. Let up bio
and don't be foolish. One to
he is
ground and shows who ,
takes the contenaptible cow
of sneakinm behind a "seem
se
espondeut.
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. Legal.
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"S BARRISTER, SOLICIT-
R." is. COLLIN. ,
.1-t•' OR, Conveyancer, Notary Publi0c.
Office -Over O'NciPs Bank, Exeter, Ontara .
1Sionev to Loan,
cordwood had been breught in. He had
about two months to serve.
.. On Thursday night C W Papbts sta.
S f •th bed a narrow
tionary store, ea °I , ,
escape from total destruction by fire
caused b a large Pittsburgmp fal
• • yshow°window,t' dsetting
ling in the an
t lot f x nsive albums and
re o ao e pe .
• -
fancy goods. .
. . ,
In feeling existing between Jonat-
, . d 21 75. J R Esser • b 1 50
imp roa , . , . .y top .
R. 13arry rep. S S, $2; J. McCarthy repe
s . • . utton um er, 0. • ,
b 5 14 D S 1 b ^72 W
' 2 0 V H '
Jones rep eul s b, .5 ; N .Hustongera-
vel 41.37. J. Tetreau bridge 30.30; J.
' • I 6' 0.2 A '
Rollins °Tay° b. ' • A. Clark com
" ' ' '
30.75; M. Morlock 2 con 82; F. Treub
•
,ner, Ford b; 1.25; Mary Porrellen relief
.
$5; 'W. Geeser 6, 7 con. $3; F. Heist
Tyle 2,97; W. Nairn com, 8.75; J. Bud,
lOE/11.1'1414.
.
H 1 E mt. on 'rd in
ORN.- tix , 0
beloved wife of Mr. Willis
aged 83 years 8 months al
Agrexersox -In Usborne on
e •
Lorne Walrond, son of Ge
Emma Atkinson, aged 2 y
and 2 weeks.
---------77 X enenneeTER,soneorroB,
-1' .1.1.proieso ,
.L.4., of' Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con-
an^er Commissioner, Ste. Money to loan
vey - 7
Office--Fanson's Block, Exeter.thin)
....-------------- c-
LLIOT&ELLIOT,BARRISTERS,SOLI
itors, Conveyancers, Ike.
, ,r Eneroui
IT.ELLIOT• ' ' •
Grand Bend."
-
from
The snow has all disappearedfi
. h.bells
out villame and imstead of ,sleig
a. • ...-
the splashing of mud is heard• -ear.
Van who has been confined , to his bed
. .
with consumption for the past veal,
deed; n Thursda night last. ' The
1 0
Y d tand
funeral took place Satter ay o theAft
t . Th, ch ,. t
ranc roe nay.- e iis -
Grind Bend 'lbwhile
G
mes tree which is in connection with
. ,
le, le .. , School is to
the P • sbvterian Sunday
take place on the 1.9th inst., for which
a m od rocrrunine is beino• prepared
r•O p ,-, ‘• " '
, .,
-Mr Will Love Y. and M. Ferguson,
left for the ' Michigan lumber woo ds
, e, ,, , .
1•19t areel- --i'ttrimony hes amain been
• • • • • . •' :
playlive its pelt in °tie midst. Tins
enne y eve um , in
tiro° err Joint K d • s 'ted '
,
holy bonds of matrimony/ to Miss La.
.
All'ster Success is Our 'wish for
Villa 1 , ,
m"11, (wh°s° names we will no ni6n
droye to a certain farmer's ba,ru-
.
yard about 12 o'clock midnight, tied
. e
u their horses and entered the barn.
P 11
The farmer who has a lot of stock and
. .
' feeding n the night
was rather late in o
in uestion, heard the, rumbling of
q
the wagon anti determined to lay leW
extinguished his Holt. The visi•
tors made their way to the granary
, ,
wucle a lot ef wheat was in store and
ed se yeral baess unmolested; but
fill . ''' ' ''
finally the crisis came, and a sudden
• . d ,.
awakening to the marau er s golden
dream had come --the farmer had
'
quietly stole up to the granary door
an c o , .. a 10 y
d I sed it. Lo/ nd bel Id, the'
vrere nabbed. We understand the
d I I 1 d
farmer an t le wou d be p,un erers,
there and then settled the matter and
, - ,
agreed to say nothing more about it.
han and Richard Fritzlev; two brothers
d • M Ewen's salt works God-
engage in c . ,
,
h ulmioated in aesomewhat seri-
erm , e .
ous manner ,the other evening. After
tJonathan,'
some -words, a work,
., . Fl said, threatened to strike
l'' 1- . d
Wel with an iron crowbar, an the
I 1'
latter, seizing an axe handle, struck
th f • er ou the head, fracturing his
e clrn .
skull. .
. d • Hod
Sidney
rep road, 81; W. Cooatz, gravel 3.35;
-, , • G.
Baker and others 01st 54 50 G Webb
and others sha. s r 15.25; G. Ford gra-
e
vel 32.13; T Foil's gravel 77,15, .
' • J Fen
1- • N B 82; C Kuhn tyle 2 60. J
-me,. rep , • ,
Mollard cul 22nd $5; J Young drain,
86. H Essery gravel 52.50. C Brown
, H. 7 7
rep. town hall, $1; L Lamport con...040
t- -- i
•
er Lawson coin 44.75; j'. W. Anderson
g 0 $26; T Ford, coin 5.62; C Prouty ex
n iture N B $56- J Lawson, gravel
Pe d B. J.
stirtaiLTS.
... 71' .1
WeLsoer.-en Uspoene tp., on
.
inst, the wife of Willia,m NI
daueshter,
-
Prenp„-In 13a,y tp. on the
the wife of John Prance of
TT •
esusgone-At Fairfield, on th
the wife of Wesley C.' B
twins (son and datig•hter.
Auctioneers
---'e'""---'-'"-----------
-1,01,0VY Winchelsea. Licenseil Auct
--- - N' 1-* es of Perth and
. ioneer for.the Conn ,i 13. 0 ...usbora
Middlesex, also for the tovrns ip t e
and tormsreason„
ettiee -promptly attended to .
W' 1 (Asa
able. Sales arranged, at Post office, Inc i
ormsawirsolealrnetwooconaemerna•wrovarowsgoosnarememoners.
Amanitoeth, Seteens-
. R LLINS, la e o
11. 'II. APia. cancer, for the counties of Hur-
"je( .'e A . It s'dence• 1mile south
on AAA, Middlesex. e i . .1 her_
of Exeter, Ont. Sale Orders by mai or ont .....
wise promptly attendee to at roes° able
Prion• '
...-.................................----..-.„-----
' Lie-
V BOSSENBERRY, Mansell Ontario.. f
-Lid • ensod Auctioneer for the Counties o
fiuron ana Forth. Charges moderate and
tiefaction guaranteecl.
f-FIARDY, Licensed. Auctioneer for the
1-1 County of rinron. Sales Conducted. on
• •
sonable terms. Farm and Farm Stock a
rea 1 onts can be made
specialty, Ful arrangero •
t thi.S office
-e-e---.*•••••---seemes-s"'"""'":"---•"----
'NOOKS Provincial Land
L1RED. W.,FAR . . ,_ . Office
12 Surveyor and. Civil ein ;ricer.
Dyer Post OfRoo, Main strpet,, xeter, Ont.
Emmanuel Hodgms an
.
f M GT ray Township •were
gins, 0 c 1 ty 2 ,
%nested Thursday night last ou eharg-
e .
d d' 0.
es of assultine,,•, beating an woun iiii„
W and aohn Seele. There is
JosephW. , .A
an old feud between the pasties who
, . . ,
are nermhbors In MeGilllytay tp., a,nd
" • • as 0
'1 is said that their fig ts occur f-
1
last fight Cook
7 .
C R, 27.15; H Eilber insuring hall 8.50
.... 0 , . _ . , ..
r i 846. 11 Hamilton
age and Co „lee e , , ,
rep D T 81. A Gratto dogetax, $1; J.
' ' 0 J •
Hayter rep b 1.5 ; Biennet rep b 50e
N Wilson D S 13 $10. J. B ' Hodoins
' '''
tom 3,75. C Ellber tyle drain 82 S Mc.
/ /
Co dog tax '91. 81.
Y a /
ICA illiltatakG.110S.
-
ErtGLIsn---HowinD'At tb
Gr nd Bend on the 23rd
a i .
Rev. S. A. Carrtere,Mr. Joh
of ep len ton nship, to 1
it a, of Mr. Johl
Stanley.
,
the happy conple,-A pleastue party
took advantae•e of the sleighing last
to
.. . • 0, a r , ..
ivionday evenino and g ve M . Fan
ell a very pleaseet surprise by gather-
..
0 ,
ino. at hie house on A. B. line and en-
joying themslves with va,riout MIMI-
'bents nntil, a respectable hour, when
.„,
d th ' • '1 h
all departe to en severe, oines
well pleased With their eyening's en-
' t M • J ea 11 ke tt d
joymen .-- 1, am aw r re trne
from a trip to his native land on
Thursday, looking well.-Mr..I. Hagen
'e ent a few da, 0 last week
of Varna,p, y
Mr- . Ha,,en of this
with'• D 0. ' ' place. -Mr..
a ' '
Stephen Webb and lyre vistt-
Ing friends at Grauton, Biddtilph reo
at present. -Miss B. Falits is at pres.
ent in rarlOtill attending her brothel,
a e , * is eery 1 I wit.. lung trou.
3 in 0 who ' • ' '1 • -t- ' '
ble.-Mrs. Glanville is Visitinm he .
ro . 1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Conan this
week. -The ineinhere of the Harpley
"
AssOciation of the Patroini of Industry,
' ta d ' & ' - le e 4 ' 'n • ' t
n1,-11 a,v,,ine. a sP, 3, ri-ertat Men
befoie Christmas, Be on the look out
tee se Ansi et vlki e IV .
Zurich.
--
.of
Mr. R. 11. Steinbach met With a pain
/310
ful accident on Monday evening w 1
. .
Attending' to his duties abont the store
his foot came in contact with a hay
1 'f li' •h h d b le i f b eyi
tnt e, w te a e n e t y so e
ettstomer standing against tho eoun.
t The resalt bolo & a very sovern
or. . ,,,
wound. He is able Us Isearound, hove-
ever, 'with the "age of the stick, -MAT-
... * ohti
Restore 'wine A VENGANCE• -mt. 0 °nil
, .
f the •' '
Deuler, o Babion Line and Miss
Roeder,'of the Gos ien Abe were - MI;
1 I ' S
day '27th united in matrittony.-Mr,
Abel Sehilbe and Mies Kallefleiech, bah
of the 14th don; have joined hands and
o Uri o y Mt Wolf&
f rt es in matrim n , . ,ang
trechtel 6.na Mise Kate Heide both of
. / .
the Babylon Line, were made man end
wife on Tuesdo. 29th tilt. -Mr. Vred
Kalbileish and Miss rtazhetid took the
lead ° thi.em ' ' °t m ' 6d a
' f alland g arri ' ' • bout
two wetut ago. WO wish them ail a
2.,A.. .,. • el I:A gs yi A ' ifhAer ns.tyyrci Iit'A
ten as they meet. This
.. CI d bo 6 at,a, hotel on Fri,
place in an e y ,
,.,. J ' hS le'qthiemb was bad
day and deep ea , ,
, 1 d li'leJohn's finger was bit
ly rating e Of I
,
•
1 off The H4Imins I3ros were
ten 'hear 0
Hensel.
y -N t ' .
V AT:i WANTED
'. .
•
BI,AKK131*-:ROBINSON-At the
of the bride's parents,
, Blanshard, on the 7th inst
,
Rev, H. D. Steele, Philip I
TNAIVD mixiTArt, Veterinary iihirgeon,
lee Graduate ' of the Ontario :veterinary
oolioeeesToroeto, (euceessor to Vem, elweet,
..,„i
V. S ) uv."18 sVeltrs T'racti°'°' °111" --'
residence Olio hiocic east of Richardleokares
store. Oonoeite &Retina Rink, Exeteri Ont,
Y • e, ,
taken bec.nre Squire in. Stanley, of
... , i. ..
nd valeta to eppea,r before
tiucan, a . . ,
Squire Loieey 111 London Wed at one
o'clock on Saturday, (Later) Duman-
- - - .. _ a.: 0 0. - ....±.,,,,,,..
and Sidney tiodoin , ,t mown's'
,
ray sett 6 he cliarme of assult pet r
1 d t' ' ' - ' e '
.. t' • .
by the Seale brothosr
. -
Goocl dean white oats.. Present prices 26
to soya cent. ,.111wing Contracted with a
rA
--verpool Arm tor all tile m eel I can Mann-
facture this season. Farmers having cats
to'diSPese of Should call at the. ltiensten. Oat-
Meal mills. . , D. tirtztlit Aar
The roads are in a, bad condition,-
• ' ' h
i .A.r Id and J T Wien have s ipped
• • no ,. J. T.
'
W. h to Miss Mamm'
ood am, t „etc
of Kirkton.
Mond•Ax-Seirere---In lunar
on the 19th ult., by the RI
Anderson Mr. Mitchell 'M
. ,
• .
Mrs. Lizzie Snell, both of .
...i. -.-....--m...,-.,. ...
VAllot MIST ELL.i.OT.
71-' ARENT !OR
rho Western Mire Assitranee Company,!ami,
of Toronto
'
. the nand* Pits itiattrance Cosy.,
, .1
of.Londou, England
' ' Ooev •
The Alliance Eire Assur. ., .4
oiLontion, England.
•Cr ' ...."- . ' ' 1.
Offle&-iaain.street, rixottir On...
.
red amainst them
'''' •
before Squire Lacey on Saturday.
..e. 'd t a. 030extra to the
..uney pat eos s an ,
' ' tit f the injtiries inflicted
ornp man or
c ,. . e e. •
ori their persona
,
hider of their onions bent
th e rema . i , g
about 1200 lbs pieklers.--Messrs. Mae
.
ll I d 'd
arthur are now' We Sett e iii their
. u •(' ' ' ' • '
new houses. -.44 a business meeting of
, .
the Y. M., C. A. held in Carmel' chtireh
M'onday the following efficera
----earn--
. , ,
Prank L. Hayes, chaiged
.n Prod H Kelly, for
en. g B. . ,
0 n A • 1 eller of a Deti
a, a -a, in A e
. - - , - , emit
store, was yeistexcIa,y co
trig).
Gretnwasr,
on ev&
. e•
weft electeti:-Pret, R., A, Bitehtinan.
. 1
Vkc-P•eg., Mrs. Jas. Carlisle; Miti...S664
,
The Christopher Columbus,
est 6$curslon steamer ailoat,
' • • . • ' d
bets of Graee chureh an
The Meta _
S b. " h C ol treated. the th ildren to
a lilt 8 II° h
supper' in the chtireh shed last T' urs• ,
,,
AA .• igio Iii 2142” AO VA Athill_ AttrArth t ti .
Moo•kto B Mot eau. Perm See Wtn.
e . f • ' •2 .
.. . -
Elder: Treak, J. T: vtiroo.• The follow.
1 ' 'tt.o - ere 1 al) ‘O'ne a:-
OA' ,c0T11011 t., $ w a so p t e
Sabbath School Com..-ConVener, hillig
capacity of 5 00. AS, en
I . . )-.•
. .
launched it West Supotiorl
UM d r" '0' the World's T.'air
.0 in„, _, ..
Olticage and the fair grounds
001,17 WA1rTED.
----- ,. '
' Thenridersigned wi.lies' io prettird a re,
newed berg,' at. onee. Patties ,illtVrag lala#
for sale apply at thie Leese eir to .
, -. ..
leo
.• Troyer,
john. Pat -
Visiting
with offie-
t,y. Floral
Oen vener;
bees and
-ollt Com.
MI'S, Geo.
lid Elder,
ePherson
al Coin. -
e, McPhee.
'y Arnold
. Carlisle.
d Ella Mc-
erson and
om,--Miss-
an, Messrs
Buchanan.
work in
rtaken to
their own
e sum 01
sed GYrbtl-
°ant now
securing
be in by
ing to at -
and listen.
0 taking
es. It 18
h;
11 13 i11
ieyoung,.
•e greater
'here yoa
ars, both
e,et around
sing and
id asking
upon the
sod to be a
his society
ns held in
vetting to
re protee
committee
cost •of a
necessary
this the
•r meeting
her or not
vith. The
o trustees
for 1893,
d Mr. J. T
ters upen
e. This
manage-
ve also en -
n. to take
and Miss
the inter -
come well
Lal election
e, Nb. 224,
were elect-
ckay; Sr.
C. Davis;
C. Myers -
die spent
s are in.
ha Cook is
horse ere-
rthining
ssor eau
OTSO run-
e. -What
between
nsall Ob -
ltd much
t may get
the man
h it was
tlier clips
kes opeu
the other
rd's way
ing" eor-
t„, Mary,
M. Horn,
Il 18 days
J.st inst.,
orge and
s, 8 mos.
the Ctie
ilson, of a
4th inst„
son.
lth inst.,
uston, of
•e Manse,
•ult., by
n English
lies 'Jen -
Howard,
residence
4th line
•„, by the
lacker,, of
Robinson,
16y, Man.,
v. A. H.
organ, te
ith mur.
merly of
oit drug
itted •ter
the larg,..
with a
bete been
for
between