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• EXETER,. ONTARIO • ITHT,TESDAY., MAY 4, 1803,.• •
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NO 308
The , olsons.Dank.
(Chartered by Parliament, 1833.)
Paid up Capital - .... $2,000,000
Rest Fund.... ...... .... 1,100,000,
Read °Mee Montreal,
F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
Greeters/a, IITAN.AGER
act Farm
atoney advancee a., gver's 0Z3 their
own notes w.'...h one or more endorsers at 7
per cent pox, annum.
Exeter Branch. '
Open every lawful day from 10 a. m. to 3 p.
m. eaturdeys ito a.m. to I. p. m
A generalbanking business transacted
CURRENT RATES allowed for Mot-
ey on Deposit Recei•pts. Savings Bank at 3
per cent,
N. DYER HURDON
Exeter. Jan 28, '88. Sub Manager
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mei. 'peon!. Jo .,9111.141cis imm. sr Ilan sr eune
.repruco tiqpn.sosilosIci Sirtionipia ur la'
It hap been currently reported that
Freek Sanders forimsrly Exeternsvas
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Creditoh.
Grand Bend.
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(ii811, kii$S Martha liodgin
eouriterpane, Mrs. Davis; ca
Miss Sharp; set table Dept
Tiennie Love; beautiful
clock, frieud; glass water pit,
R. seectetechey; Bet. glassware
WMoislseo;n1:asregt•egi,tilabst874,ue,e1,rmartsid j
lerge lamp Miss Fettle Hode
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water pitcher, Miss Dora eta:
fruit dish, finende glass butt e
R. McLinchey; set glasswar
Sharp; glass water pitcher, 1
isa Ha 'Y ter.
of
dead, bet the rumor is entirely 'with
out tion.
foundation. , ,
'tow it.
up youi eads w s
Close • • with ome non'
conductor of sound (a little cotton will
do) place a bandage over your
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evee, draw it back over your eyes, raw it back over your ears, 0.0 tie it back
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of head in such a way as to com.
iPnieg,t.elYTsbheTwOfityhoyuar.tryie:fltglillatialdndtahiseeala'
firm hold of the rigut haud of semen e
wil,l.ing, t°11°I.P.'°1-10,in. illaki11.g .the. aext
peumant, and also grasp hisLett .II nc
With our right. Ask your assistarit
s •
to read slowly some Haw unknown toBritish
you. Your asSIS tan t should read the
We are pleaSed to be able. to report
that Mr. Alex. Clark, Sr., is able to be
around the house again,- rhos. Mon,
lock one of our young men of the vie
lage7, has ,g,00e to Chicago, where he
has seamen a position 'on the Fair
,..., s
grounds. We wish Mm.success•-sain
Lamport is at present under the (loot-
Or's Care, ahd hie mother from Ilderton
. . .
h• M' let Bader6
ilss.i\%1;taltriellsgenotn inin1H-amtistston arwYith. her
111) ' 'T1 1 d • • ''. 1 1 -
blot en- se ey mat an grass Is oo t
ince (Preen after the warm rain, -Jos-
opt t'Edtverds has started on his route
with Glen Daly. --The framers are
, .,. 0. M. R b E. '
bust workine ou i 1, o t. ssery s
bank batil. '
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• On Wednesda,y, the 26th ult., at the
residence of Mr, Greorge Webb, there
toolt place one of those pleasing and
intereetinse events which usually
cause a htelitor of ex7eitet wit, it baeirigs
the marriage of their eldest daughter,
j- • 0. T ,
eine, to es). Mason, he ceiereony
was performed bithe Rev, 8, A. Car
riere, at half past three o'cloelc, wthe
peesenc o a number of invited
f
guests. Mr. E. Mason acted as wrooms-
hl. M' E let bb ' b' • t d
ma.n, w i e iss. mina e assis e
the bride, After .the ceremony was
performed the contracting parties ftod
shree couples of their most intimate
f.• d ' ' drive.W
lien s went out for a When
they returned dinner 'awaited them f
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which all heartily partook, and as the
evening approached the young people
began to (rather nntil the house was
. ° ' •
well filled. Music was furnished by
Mr. I. Farrel end dancino•
. ' • ' ' n ra r
un till a reasonable hour, vbefliseni.earitl
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took their departure for their respect-
five homes, wishing Mr. and Mrs Mason
is ' ,. ' i. •
a nippy ana prosperous life, Presents
were costly and useful.
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BlitiSill Certain Tr
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London, May let. -The At
Express, in its sveekly revie
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gram. trade, says tha
eets are not sufficient'
111"° P .)'
'to alarm the market
aging '
aces price for Eno.lish wheat
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out the entire country has in
a. qua.rter' bute in L°:Icl`ml 1
ls 4d. Foreiwn wheet edvai
ens, the first four days of t
0
Fifty one markets out ,of sixt
sellers but the nine weakest
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were the latest heard Nam.
red winter wheat has , fallen
there is a demand for Ealithr
at 30s on big orders, The w
of India isat 30,08
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lines without eitterieg the words -that Farquhar.s
is, he should read them in his mind
THE
Ozet.er boolv.atg,
es published. every Thursday Morning,
, at the Office, ' .
MAIN -STREET., - EXETER,
.
By the SANDIRS' PUBLISHING OOMPAN Y
TERMS OF SUI3SORIFTION.
One Dollar PoT 43,11'un if Pala in Advanee.
801,.611 if not so' paid.
znaersortnesaaa. inntee nee -rape:nice.-
ten=
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discontinued until all arrearages
No paper eci+Ic
are pe,id. Advertisements withoU , ,p It. c
directions will be published, till tornici ni
charged accordingly. Liberal discount ma_de
f or transcient adverti§'em en ts,inserted _f_or
long Periods. Bv"Y description . or .1 II
PRINTING turned 011t. in the flne.t style,d
and at moderate rates. Cheones,eaoney. or -
ors. Rm. for advertising, subseriptions, etc. to
is e Made payable to .
Sanders & Dyer
PEOPEIRT ORS
with mouth closed. While your as, The gentlemen from Exeter who held
eietant is reading you must calm your a eneeting here last Thursday for the
self as much as possible end telitc.e Your purpose of securing the aid of farmers
• . • • •
self in a state, of expectancy, lookino• •
. a in buildieg a, cheese factory and sepal.,
forthou,ghts to, Come to you rather anor were not very successful, but it is
thah try to think. If you follow the thought that the money necessary for
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directioes carefully the words of the it tviil yet be raised., We think they
itnes will appear •before you as . dis- will yet theet with sueeess. . The pegs.
,
timely as UW140 ' you were actually ple here are all Scotch, and so do nee.
looking with your own eyes, and you go into bustness without looking at
can repeat them as readily as you both sides of the picture. Mr. Bawden
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could if ,your own eyes were not band and others gave glowIng account of-
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aged. If you fail On first attempt it the success of the faetories in iiiinois
will be because you are sceptical and but Mr. Hannah, of Kirkton tried hard
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fail to concentrate your mind properlY• to show up the other side of thunes.
Nothing ' ''
floalret or Trade 1V11.1nutco. like an open discussion of the
A Soeci't1 =Tana, of theo business•
f
e.. .
Inlddlliph,
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. On Sunday afternoon, notwithsta.nd
ing the unfavorahle weather, a large
con owewatioa assembled in -St. P t .' Is'
e e , a nee n
Church, when an appropriate sermon
was preached by the Incumbent in
connecti with the d • f the 1
on wi ecease o e ate
Mrs. Margaret Brownlee, . who was a
.
consistent member of . the church for
many years and died. universally re-
spected and beloved. The choir, under
the leadership of Mrs. Prank Wash
burn, rendered two appropriate hymns
for he occa non The S d•
t s .- un ay school
had also a large attendance oil Sunday
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' • ' ..• Bible4 .
including a class o., young peo-
-,
ple of both sexes, conducted by Mr.
William John Smyth.
re m snot sour -
e o her ce)
There died at Toronto on Monday of
last week, Rebecca, secoed daughter of
Mr. Samuel Hiele-e, Biddulph --Mr. F.
[II. Hicks 'of Maple Avenue Stock Farm
. ' . •
is home from Ohio, where he is engag-
ed in the horse business. -Mr. J. S. Gil-
fillan is makinse re' aretions tMart
,.. p p . o
hiS creamery or butter lactcry. He
expects to have it running b (ho mid.
. b y . .
dle ',.4 the month. Farmers iteeebeg „ .
in-
nines,. to see that it is to their interest
to patronize a cheese and butter sfact-
ory more and raise less grain if they
wish to suceeed ,Let raise
the wheat as they, can do it for less
'money at. present,' eta ouo•h the fall
.. _ a
wheat looks very time this epring.--
Mr. Colby has moved from Stephen to
_
the house forraerly occupied by Mr.
John Lanthers',Biddulph.--The temp-
erance society orgainzed at the resi-
deuce of Jr. Joseph Thompson, Sauble
Line, BidelulPle is booming twenty
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two members, and several applications
011. s hine n
on the r A yet I ot learned
the name of this new temperance orge•
nization, but it is admitted that the
Sauble Sons of Temperance have done
good.
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.estimated
flay School Repo/
The following is the Month
for April for S. S. No. 2 Hay.
' d f 't'
are in ordr o men :-Fifth-
gart. Sen. Fourth --Nellie
Maud Russell, Amite Northc(
Third -Nellie Geuld, Nellie
James Shirray. Jun. Thir
Northcott, j W. Todd A.
Second -Edgar O'Brien, Carr
e
Melvin Gould. Second Pa
O'Brien,1 obert O'Brien Jess
First Part -Ethel Northeott,
cott, John Jackson. The bes
in the monthly spelling, mate.
Sen. Fontein Kate Chapm
Fourth Nellie Se
' - O'Brien;7
Nellie Gond; Jun Thii•d, Jol
second Carrie Gould; See
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Eliza Limey; First Part, Jno
Trade aid the business men of the vil
lae Called to, consider the arrange Stephen.
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m tnt of a Uniform series , of discounts rp, _ _
. , ne sehool house one and a quarter
on. American dtiver , certificates. and •
. mi es ea 0 xe en w lc w
I .t f E t • h• h as so
coinage was held in tbe Town Hall on severely shattered by the recent storm,
Meeditele.retteno. last with the follow
.. ,. b pane , ae scaoo exercises
ing-nterabers and gentlemen present: has been. re ' ' d d 1 1 •• •
„re commeuced Monday. The trustees
I) --• .• , J. , r Pr B. S. O'Neil, • .
The eesidei t, J ra rn , , ' have plauted a tamper of .trees about
E. J. Spackman, J. A. Stewart, A: Q. the grounds and are now having two
Bobier, J. Matheson, II Spacknian, R. new coats of paint on outside of build
Pickard, N. Dyer Hurclon, 11 Johns • • • • h
) ing, whien will add greatly to t e ape
Dr, I_,11tZ and Messrs. D. Wood and. A. pearance of the premises -The weatla-
,T. Rollins.. After a few explanatory er is yerv backward for seedino•• e,ee
remarks on• the part of the President • 4., se ••
f • finished and Some have only
OR uniform deseount the question foi made a start. -The fall viiheat which
lowed after which the. following reso- looked so promising at the beginning
lUtion was Carried: That the secretary of the season has elmost vanished ow -
b t 1 al . ' s ' ' `
reques ed to tna ce ue enquiry a in to the cold weather of April. --The
• i a ' robable fature ' .
tO, the mese it nd p .. • extent of the storm can be partly meas -
t' 1- andbusiness meu - • •
ac .1.0n of,the ban ss an . ured in this township by the numerous
of LO 0 don reference to America), cur- loads of shiegles that have been rnov-
renc '' and re ert at an adjourned • se .
• 3 1.., . i . ing this week. •
meeting of the 13oard, to be he cl. on
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churehenereetorse
If L CHURCH --Rev. F. H
TRLVITT .......EMOIIIA . m
Fa tt, Rector. Sunday Services, D. a, .
and 7 p. m. Sabbath School, 8 p,. m. liol
h. Yt
communion, ist Sunday of each nt Ott a
• Service. and in months of five Sun -f
Morning
days, after Evenin,g Seryiee of ltliSunday_ o
on 2nd Sunday
the month. Holy Be.ptism .. . ,
of eaoh month atinorning service.,
men:ionise cntreeme-eames-st , Rev. A. L.
Russell, Pastor. Sunday Seryices,10.8o a. rn,
and.6.30 p.m. Sabbath School, 2.80 p.m.
mere STREET—Rev, W. MeDonagh, Pas••
for. Sunday Services,1030 a.m. and. 6.30 p.m.
Sabbath School 5.p p.m.'
- ' W Martin
' PRESBYTER,AR OHLTROIL—Rev. . ,
Pastor. Sunday Serviees, 11 a. ni.. and 6.30 p.
ra, Sabbath School, 9.45 a. m
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13 ICYCLE FOR eine.E.
..13,
G000d ,,Safety" Bicycle for sale.- ApplIzntye.
En. Cat
TAKE NOTICE.
1
All acenunts dne•Messrs.1ScNevin & Berry,
Kiplien, for the services of the famous Stal-
lion, "Joe" are payable only to the under-
signed. A prompt settlem.ent will oblige.
JOHN MoNE VIN, Kirrxx, ONT
en.
Stephen. School Repc
,
The following is a correct
S. S. No. 2 Stephen for the 1
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April The names are in .
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good conduct, and merin--
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Su. IV.-W.Sal el.
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JR. IV.. -:-L. Lawson, J. Flat
•efanitoba
Sn. III -A. Spencer, G. Li
Lamport, T. Edtvards.
Jn. III.--eLeLawsmi. N. E
Salter, E. Brown, H. Clark, B
'W. Hirtzel.
Sn. II. -M. Lampert, R. 1
Lamport, L Sims, J. Sims, K.
C. Lampert.
SR. PT. lin-Pearl Wilson, /
L, ERGOXV, C. Lampert, J. Sim
agan, 8. Rollins.
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Intermediate PT, I -D. I
Sims, W.Sims.
JR. PT. I, -S, HirtVI, I. Sin
wards.
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dersigned,
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -The un .
has for service, on lot 21, Con. S. Stephen.
(Providence Corners) 8, thorou;hbred York-
shire Boar, with a registered pedigree.
TERMS: $1.111,payabie at tirae of service,
with privelege of'returning if necessary.
SOHN 00ORSON, .Proprietor,
Orirnewarrenmemnr
_Professional Ca,ras.
May 5th at pm. Prior to
Friday, , . , Greenway.
adjournment the meetine•
.,,,.. . s, was address
1 p „Dr, Lutz in regard to the repot t- num.-Mr. Geo. Beinger met with a
edlihntion of therGeTe-11.,.., to' 'extend heayy loss .1aSt • Monday • morning:
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the'Saturday single fares to and from A.bout 4 o clock his son awoke and on
London to Exeter. .t was t ,• a ,
1,••hen car- looking' out discovered their smoke
ied that the secretary be instructed house was burned to the ground, also
t make due enquiry aridleport at the the old low lioness winds they used as a
0 y e
next meeting of the Board. carpenter and turning Shop had taken
, fire and was nearly all cousumed. The
T_TOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO
Xi RENT: -A. rare chance .to purchase
or to rent. A good hotel, cheap and on easy
terms. The underaign_ed offerS-fofirl,itt
largo two story Brick Rotel, ' tk t t 1 e
' 0 t io• at a
of Exeter, County of Huron, n ar ,
sacrifice, or -will rent on easy terms. Mere
is a good stable on the premises and ev.ery-
thing is convenient. For further particul-
ars apply to JOHN ROSSIER, .Benmiller.Ont
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er.KINSMAN,L.D. St Fanson's Block
-....„------ two doors . north of Carling Store
AIN STREET, EXETER, extracts teeth
Without pain, Away, at .Hensall. on let
Fridar All Se, Craig on :and and 4th. Tuesday
' ' h on last Thursday of each month
and Zaino
'1 Z :, Member Royal
C ._ It ollfeGFgeSteni't D13 rigsle_ns, successor to
H. .L. Billings. Office over Post Office
Exeter, Ont. A safe anaesthetio given for.
' less,extraction of teeth. Eine Gold
tb:e pain „
Fillines as resrairee.
NrOTICE IS ,HEREBY G-IVEN, that the
ael council of Stephen, contemplate pass-
ing a by-law, on Frida,y, the 26th clay. of
May, -at Crecliton, for the purpose of closing,
the origioal roatl allowance between lots
one on the Aux Sauble Con.. and lots one 04
the Santa° Road, east Con. of Stephen, Ar
'as much of it u,s i -s now su,bstit=u1r1
dev.trotilloont. ricc:;ctt.d.orrw txrup ng
A Santlible wince:Sloan
lo3,°vined by W. Follis, and sell the same to
Joseph ilrenner. .
4t --s08 By order of the Council, ,
' C. PROUTY; Clerli..
esen=e,-----------
• smoke house contained their summer's
' Dashwood. ' d
supply of 'meat elk, •J Beinsser s an
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31edical
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D r.s. J. A. ROkeLsItNietkegzetT AIMS.
sA'aMe as formerly.
OFh'ICES,SpaCkman,'. building, Main. S t.
Dr, Rollins' office; same as formerly -north
door. Dr, Amos' office, sanie,huilding-south
door. MaY isb• 1S93.
,T. A Rollins, M. D. T. A, Amos, MD.
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Thos Bullock s summei supply the. t
0 ' t 0 ber,of ur v
(a.. : Am_ 0 had. been sent 'there for curing puepos
e a um , illao-ers are ' 'Flanigan,W.I,awson
building new fences weien maxes c n- es Nothing was saved in either build
alders:1)1e improvement in the appear ings . Cense of fire unknownan-Mr.Ru-
ance of east end. -Mr. .Staubus is f M Ph d S hadded
us c erson an on have
Ornamenting his house by a verandah more machinery to their factory The
and will no doubt have things looking latest is a band saw. They are now
spruce by the 10th inst. Did you see preparedeo do sawinse or turning by
the pnmp?-Mr. Snider lost a valuable
. .. the hour or by contract. mi.-
„ b Their' '
J u“"25• horse a few days ago.--IVI.r. me -proved churns, svaehtubs, eiecky-okes,
Neil, the insurance agent,. is doing gate knobs aud whiffietrees are
'the
nuite a stroke of business in the west r posts, '
, , . , an groat demand as they are. menu-
end of Stephen. -There as yery little factured from the best of seasoned
done at se etling in this neighborhood tirnber.-The oraneemen of Chicago
t -We ere sorr e th heve. to record b -
ye . ,. 3 4 have secured a number of Colleagues
the death, on ' Mouday last, of Mrs. in Pullman a beautiful suburb of Chi
Witzel's second youugest c i , Aura.
h'Id T ' 7- '
cage) end are invitino• tue members of
The bereaved mother and family .have
- , the Order to engage rooms and board
sincere svm ath of the community.' • •
- P Y while in atteedance at the, World's
Harpley.
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WEDDING. -On Wednesday, the 261h
, , ' •
tilt , the residence of Mr. Wm. Hickey
was the scene of one of those pleasant
d h e ents which young' people
au aPPY V
look forward to as the most inaporiant
• •
dayin life, when his third daughter,
Maria was married te Mr W. II. Hay -
, • •
ter Invitations had been sent prey-
' h • d th h
ious to t eesecasion an ere e our
',iced for the ceremony to take place
ail , .
the nests came gliding in from all
g .
Exe
quarters, as far distant as Blake, .
ter, Crediton, Parkhill an ,
d Shipka, mi-
til the commodious dwelling of the
.
genre] host was comfortably filled. See
ial chat and jokes went around until
' tools when the contract-
half past 5 o c s, . ,
d 'n line d Rev Dr.
ing parties forme 1 , an .. .
t - -
Beaumon ,, of Palkhill, performed the
neremouy, while Mr, C. Hayter an as
groomsman, and. Miss C. s y .
Hicae as
bridesmaid. As Soon as congr atula,
tions and best wishes were dispeiased
. .
with, their attention was turned to the
dini
. no' room where the inner man wan
'' 'all I 'net-
sansfiedand where a didamplc j
ice to the good things provided. Next
' Ile tuning of instru
order ca.meag
ments. The violin being handled by
M. Da is of Exeter, while Miss Jen -
a v , • 7
nings assisted as 'accompanist . on the
• furnished mueic so en -
organ, who ,
chanting that even the a
'Iyery haired
not resist clicking the
ig an as iethe
I' ht f t t' , toe for several hours
until the dining room was again the
tt • etion and though the
centre o a la , , .. ,
fourth table"b
guests et 0 four were pro
ably lamenting at havingi their pat-
' t t test,they wore more
ience put o ai
aG Church I •
than repaid by the radeemir
(b 'th d ore
of which o bride an groom w •
members) singing seyeral''hymns, fol
b se's et1 . d "Th th .e
lowed y a son,, en 1 e , e 1 e
d Sh 1 " h" h b itt"
eave . amroc c, .w sc. was ea 1
fully sung by Mr. Davie; next was a
song by Mr, John En.giish, which was
well received GarneS were indulged
in b all till a reaeonable hour, when
the Party dispersed with hearty hard
bestwishes.The table
ane,e,
laden with presents go to show the
esteem in which the young couple
. est f resee
were hold. The 1 o p ts was as
t lune Mrs
follows: Bed room set (C • ), .
John Porn; eight day clock, Mrs. T. N.
Hayter, silver pielele cruet, Mrs. J. 13.
. 7
, I, , lemonade tray sett, Miss May
Dive; large larep with eolored shade,
'en ,/ ' .slipper 0 (leather
i lee, mailings; ease, ,
work) Miss Mar,y Stevenson; elegant
. . _ _. _ ... _ .
r'l R. T. P. MoLAUGHLIN, MEMBER OF
-1-, the College of Physicians andSurgeons
Ontario. Physician, Slirgeon ancl Accouch-
eur. Offiee, .Uashwood, :Ont.
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NOT1OE. ,
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THE COURT OF REVISION', of the As
sessment Roll for the Township of Stephen
y le 1 ins ,
for !NS, will be'hold on Frida tl 26t1 ' t
at Corediton, and contracts for hauling gra-
vel on the varions roads will bell let on the
first 11Ionday in June, at 2 p. in. St. -808
TENDERS,will be received at Crediton.
on Satyric...6:4:T enian .)tnh.:.t.:7011,0ittsLirgirnIthiel
1)11711,7 le Igt 22 c 4 a 5 p • _
ori ge ..a. ween o 1 , ons,t en . _ ar ie.
ma e mown a time of roomy
Plars 'win be 6
ing tenders.
By order of Council,
it_308 ' C. PROUTY, Clerk.
Gaol Statistics.
As an erroneous statement
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statistics has been going the
e
county papers,. county
Holmes requests us to publisl
. ,
lowing correct statements:
_ e„ e s.
.t1.1.1.110N 1.30UNTY LiAOL bTA
The foam -yin w are the statist'
a .
County o•aol for.the year 181
e . .
ber days of prisoners in gao.
- , , .
e* er s bill
lee ...... ..... . ..
s • • • .
Baker's bill
u a el s i ... . .. .
B Hs .7 "b'll
Milk bill
Total for food .. ..
. • • • • • • • • •
or over 10 1-7 ets per day, ox
, . ,
305 days r. e. one prisoner fo.
for food alone. Again,
Salaries
b'll • -
Food i as aboee
au wa el ............
Fuel .d t •
o ine .,....
CI tie' se and sundries '
Total .
im maintenance• ... .
or nearly 65 cents per day o
365 days, which was 11
. ..
• ' th
keeping one prisoner in e
not taking' into accent]
. . , 7 . . .
to building or insulaece
Hohnes, County '
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Legal.
ID H. COLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT-
IL • OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
OfficeOver O'NeiPs Bank, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
, .
7 Et. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
.1.1. of supreme Court, Notary Public, Oon-
veyaneeacoramissioger, Sze. Money to loan
Office-Fanson's Block, Exeter. •
PASCRA No 1329.
1 '
The German Coach Stallion, will tray-
..
el throughout the Wrenson., as follows:
—
MONDAY. willleave his own,stable,.Exetor,
and proceed to Joh.nMoirs, for noon,thenee
to the Red Tavern, for night. '
TUESDAY will proceed to Hawkshaw's
Hotel, Seeforth for noon, thence to
P d _rgast's Hotnel Doublin, f'or night.
WaNeESDAY, proce'ed to Donald McCener's
Cram.' arty, for noon, thence to Russeldale,
for night.
THTJRSDAY, proceed to • Woedhatn, for
noon. thence to Middleton's Hotel, Gcren-
ton, for night.
FRIDAY, proceed. to Lucan, for noon,
thence to Geo. Seller's Clandebov-e for
night.
SATUBDA.Y, proceed to Moffatt's Hotel
, Hotel. Centralia, for noon, tl:ence to lis
own stable where he wiU remain until the
following Monday ma orning. '
DOW St TENNENT, Proprietors.
....____.....
Varna for b'ale.
The undersigned has several. first
, „ for r, ,
class farms sale on easy terms.
J. 0
,DPAOKMAN, Exeter
ale Pin LOti4t,
Lost, some time ago a tie pin em
blematic of a horse shoe set with brit
liants. Fin der will e suitebl • - •
ll n , y IOG III d•
ed by leaving the same at this office,
No Monopoly in Drums. .
The • propesed amendment of the
Pharmacy Act, by which the monop:
oly of selling patent medicines and
compounds would. be elven to the drugs
• t • ' 1 -
gists, will not pass, the Local -ogee at
ure having. practically pronounced
agaipst it. However, the plan might
e ork in cities it would not do in coun
Y '
try places , where storekeepers keep
stocks of Snell ordinary remedies as the
people ate familiar with and require.
' ' the ammehdtri n has
The opposition to e t .,
been venue]. When it was proposed
n • . .townshipshakesd
't was seen immediately that it would
i .1•withh
not do, although11 met t e sup.
.head
port of medical men and pharmacists.
. . .
Under ite provisions a storekeeper
.place1
cou d no 8(3 a o cough me .s•
I t • l'i bottlef ' ti d'enterprising.best
. . .-
'3. b '
cane or a porous plaster withotet meg,
Like' t'l ' 1
liable to punishment. re ear y
closing movement, 11 15 an attempt to
. ."' . , ,. •' „..
interior° witn Drivate rightse an effort
. . . .
to preyent men doitig business an buy,
ing and selling when and how they
V LLIOT St ELLIoT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC
ke itoss, conveyancers, Sze.
B. V. ELLIOT. Faxonnmx ELLior,
----
Fair. Full particula,rs can be had by
Zurich. writino. James Duncan, W. M., of
a
-- George Washington L O. L. No. 236
a , 7
Mud and rain is the latest. Farmers Box 169, Pullman, Chicago.
' '
Auctioneers
are heard growling too much rata and
not h seedin a. -Mr G Holtzman _Brewster
n muc h. • G. ,
Of this place, is in Michigan partly on
e iness and also visiting- some rela Miss Annie Hartman, of Dashwood,
liS , • was visitingted
acquaintances in these
tives.-Lev. Mr Hoist, who has been , .
f parts on Friday of last weela-Mr. Jas.
pastor of the Evangelical church, o , ,
• "
th'splace,for the. pest threehas (eilmore, of Forest, was visiting friends
1 • years, .
in parIs as wee c.- L. .
this we,ek moved his household furni-these .t lasI week . -Mr. and Mrs
, n McGuire, of Exeter, were the guests of
t Mildine where he as a -
tU1,13 0 , y .
pointed w ' Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor on Sunday
ted by the last conference. The • ' ,
' • this last, -Mr. S. Ross and J. Pollock Were
Rey. Mr. Brand, of Crediton, isfor
visiting B. Line on Sunday last. -Ow
week moving to town to take charge • •
0_ ing to the exceedingly wet andin
back
t the Evangelietil convocation. Mr.1892,
• . . . : • , ward spring farmers in these parts
Haat will be very much missed oy . , little seeding d et
have got vent/ one y
1118 con erecsation and they all join inWm.
,
' ''' 1 ' d 1 • -The Jennieou brothers wishing him mem a joy an happiness hers were in Park-
hill on business 011 'Nedne2da 1
.
ill his ne.w field of labor, while they y of ast
also we eame Mr Bland n. . week.—The many friends of Mr. and
I • • i their midst
It B B 'It'l,guestscould
le- Mrs.. e . ai ey, who, un 1
Zurich intends haying a monster edo- • , , _ ,,
• t have resided in these .parts, will e
bratioft on . P 11 b
.tlee 24th May the prize lis
- pleased to hear that they and their
being already circulated and presents family . , ,
health •f
ere are enjoying. goo in
a good appearance. We notice there .
• which their new home. -Mr. T. spent
are prizes offered for bicyclists w Fultonthe
Wednesdayin Parkhill, -Mr. Walter
will no doubt prove a success as they ,
seen wending his in
cat was e. ..
are numerons. There will also ,be a, 0 h' ' the
grand eoncert held in the Town • Hall direction ,of Lane View on Sunday last
'''' 'd d
(..ewho rest 0
in t he es e. -Mr. and Mrs. G.Gable,W
I . 'entree - The committee is
in one of Mrs Sehede's houses duns°.
sparing neither time nor money to , . • ' . 6-
the past wintet haVe remoyed to John
niake this a success If the weather P. ,
. son's Mills -Mee Addie Wilson,who
permits 'which is always the ., mem, •„
. ' •1'1
thing to draw a crowd. very was visiting her brother in Petrolia,
. E body
Wishing to spend a good daye enjoy- returned homo.-Mrs Robb was vis
silent should come to Zurich on the !awe friends in Farquhar on Saturday
an as .- r..
, d Sunday1 t M and Mrs J. J.
24th, -Miss Laura 'Rohe of Blake was
lor was attending the funeral of
the guest of Mies rillie„Fisher,, of thie P e , , McGillivray e
d M d • Ohas Mrs nnuth in on
plade on Sun ay.- r. ati Mia as. . •.,.,
ossen errs?, o ensa ev• .r e Thtirscley of laot. week. -Me. It. Cooper,
B b f II 11 were eisitino•
cook at the Comthercial House,
numerous friends and rela.tivee iii this . . . .
on Sunday as .-• r. am. has had to resign his position for a
t M • PeterL •
.1 or 's sport short time on adcount of sickness. Fred's
min our e i ,1
hoi•se put hint in the ditch on Saturda,y
nig a bran new wagon eveis 1 ,- , .
* d n hili- 'n
d d • a' th n . n,I" Fred last.
ee a ere it to e 'mains. r. •
TT BROWN, Winchelsea. Licensed' Auct
ix. ioneer for the Counties of Perth and
MiddleseX, also for the township of Usborne
Sales promptly attended. to and. terms reason
lAble.SoAes arranged at post ofdeo, winehelsa
----,
A .T. ROLLINS, late of Manitoba, ',Aeons-
-Mooed Auctioneer, for the eennties Of Hilt-
031 and Middlesex. Residence: 1 mile south
of Exeter, Ont. Sale Orders by mail or other-
wipe promptly attended to at reasonable
prices. ,
.------
"us BOSSENBERRY,Hensall Ontario.. Lie-
AU., ensed Auctioneer' for the C.ounties of
Huron and Perth, Charges moderate ancl
iatisfaction guaranteed.
VRED. W. FARNCOMB, Provincial Land
I,' Surveyor. and Civil Engineer. Offico,
Ivo. Post Office, Main street, Exeter, Ont.
MARAtiA.GrES4
_
At the •
i Anon -en -Plum-- • e les
11
bride's parent's, Stephe
26th ult by the Rev S. A.
.7 • .
George Mason, to Miss Jar
daughter of Mr George W
Hesserne---Hreltny-At the
of the bride's parents, Ste
the 260b th
on e , a nit., y e
I Hayter
c use, 1 , W. -I. ,
B a oi t
Maria. third daughter of
Hickey.
ARNEsT,ELLIOT.
EARNEST
AGENT FOR
rho Western Fire Assurance Company,
of To rent°
'd
The Phoinix Fire Insurance Co`y.,
- ' of London, England'
The Alliance Fire A.ssnr. Co'vr.,
, of London, England.
n—
Office: -Main -street, Exeter, Ont.
EXETER MARKETS.
'' -
Wheat per bushel $0,63 to 0.63
,..... . 88 to 85
Barley ... ...has
,ottts ..* . '... 29 te 30
Peas... • • • • •
' — . 55 l'i; 55
Butter • • • • • • • • • • * • • • • • • 17 to 18Ta
Lard 12 to 13
Eggs . .11
. ' ' - 11- a ”
- . -
Chicken per lb o to o
Clover Seed, .. . 9 75 to 10.00
•
Tiniothy......... . 2.75 to 3,00
Alsike 8.75 to 9.00
' ' • ' Pork 7 00 10 7 20
Potatoes per DUS ... 4 i • • • • • 50 to 55trodwits•
Hay per ten ,... ...... .. 6.00 to 7.50
On Sunday afteenoon, 23 rd
Mr, Neil Manroe, West Pin
.
and his sister were driving t
by some means the horse be,
manageable and ran away,
the bixo•tsy and. throwing the
. y„,
, ii. a . N , ,
into a pond. t. curter vaeet
qtently the yettng lady nuttlt
• ' • 1
of her way hotne, while A
went in search of his horse .
1
he knew about where t 1
would. Stop, he took across th(
where he and. another younts
the 16th, are in the habit 0
.
up He found OM animal el
with nO fierthee &tillage tht
e
Hess. Mr, Lemont claiins of having lilltritS.
, , , , . , . • —
one of tele most Stylish pesidlieg wag
.
' P Lamont haft Snes.-I ti Crediton on the 8Oth lilt.,
enseri the conntey. Mr.. P. 7 , _
secured a tenriant for hie hall this week the wife of Joseph Sims; of a (laugh.
The Sons of England lifeboat was
mit tri commission on SattirdaY after
noon timid a great crowd of spectators, please:
Look out for rats Eli.
ter.
tray sett, MrS, oc ; stIvOr butte.r torilOIL
: white
se stand,
ins, Miss
eight-day
•her, Mrs,
W, J.
Hickey.;
glees
eer; glass
r dish, Mr,
e, Mr. J.
liss Lou.
de.
Laze
w of the
the crop
discour-
The aver
through.
proved 71
as fallen
iced dur-
he week,
y favored
markets
Am eri can
off, but
110 wheat
Leat crop
2,500 qrs.
ly Report
Names
-A. Tn g -
O'Brien.
tt. Sen.
Northcott,
--Beekie
J. Todd.
ie
•t-Bertie
e Munn.
as.Northe
spellers --
1 were: -
an; Jun.,
n. Third,
n Todde,
nd Part
. Jackson
rt.
report of
month a
order for
ap,an.
wson, L.
eery., 0.
elle Sims,
sserv,
Flanagan
Lawson
s,P. Flan-
wson
ssery, L.
s, J, Ed-
MERL
on 0'1,161
round6s of
treasurer
1 the fol•
eiseecs.-
es of the
2: Num-
, 3,599.
..$141 68
.. 143 76
6001?
.. $365 49
$37.00 far
• one year
.$18700000
•.•365 49
...426 40
...17706
.$2388 89
8237 50
e cost ..ef
omen 'for
repai Ts
re a s serer
idettip,ecc!
Carriere,
es, eldest
bb.
residenee
phen tp.,
Rev. Dr.
to Miss
Mr. Winl.
O inst., at
o churells
same
iipsetting
occupants
• Conse•
the niseet
r. Munro
Thinnit g
e tijuiM
fields to
man inf
f putting
d buggy
n ono when