The Exeter Advocate, 1893-5-25, Page 81ua s e
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Flags, lc, 2c, 3e, 5c, 7e & 10e; Foot-
balls, 8, 4, and 5, complete, $1,65; $2.25
and $2.45—Croquet 1, r :tri "13111, 72c,
85c and 98c—Baseballs, °rein le up-
Bath Sponges, 4c and ee ;qty sheets
Note Paper, 10c -• 40 sq. 1 t,.rek pes, 9c
-- Slate Peneils, 10 Fe l;+ r` se Boolts
from Se. Every girl will receive a
good fan with +1 worth of sehcc,l books
Every boy will gs t a a l'aseball
with $1 worth sche s •''l cerine
Soap, 3e—Purr Wei., n f:,0, 3c
Mouth Organs, from .1e---2,33 pieces full
size music, 4tc- I, v in 's music, 30—
Lead Pencils, 5e p, MI., rn MMM Ware
Counters crowded ;e:.ee, your eye
open for that day if you went cheap
goods,
J.erniGG9
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
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Bo
Booming
Booming
y ae;
Stock
Nearly 5,000
rolls of new
Wall Paper for
you to select
from at the
BIG BANKRUPT STOBE
A. beautiful lot of
Dado Window Blinds
and any quantityof
new Carpets and Lace
Cm tains. All at prices
very much in favor of
the buyer.
J. .. STE
ART,
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
During the past ten years Roman
Catholics in Windsor increased 65 per
cent. Episcopalians, 27 per cent.; Pres-
byterians, 111 per cent.; Methodists 47
per cant., and Baptists, 84 per cent.
New Adse..
The Whiteman, Pea Harvester.
NoT.lon. Crediton Woolen Mills.
the Travelling; Dairy.
The travelling dairy from the Guelph
Agricultural College will exhibit dairy
utensils, make butter, test milk, deliver
lectures on the management of milk
and cream, the feeding of cows, churn-.
g an. pac . • ter, etc., at the
following', places in this °our - the,
dates named:—Crediton, June .th;
Dashwood, June 7th; Exeter, June 8th;
Farquhar, June 9th; II•ensall,June 12th`
Zurich,'June 18th; Varna, June 14th
Bayfield, June 15th; Brucefield,June
16th; Seaforth June 17th; Winthrop,
June 19th; Londesboro, June 20th;
Walton, June 21st; Brussels, June 22nd
Ethel June 28rd; Fordwich, June 26th;
Wroxeter, June 27th; Bluevale, June
28th; Winghere June 29th, Each meet-
ing`will commence at 2 o'clock p. m,
The public are cordially invited to all
these meetings,
co. oe Heron vs. ar.orris Township.
The decision of the arbitrators over
the question of maintaining bridges of
100 feet and upwards has been render,,
ed, and insu'hstattce is as follows:—
The award directs that the county
shall contribute forty per cent. of the
cost of maintenance of all the bridges
in Morris township, except Farrow's
and Clark's, which are entirely exclud-
ed. The award is to extend for two
years, including the present year, and
the contribution into be paid from time
to time, as the work is done and the ma-
terial provided. The maintenance in
cludes re•construction. The county is
ales directed to pay 70 per cent. of the
arbitrators° fees, and the townshiii 30
per cent. of those fees. The county
also pays 40 per cent, of the township's
a costs, to be taxed, the township bearing
the balance or, their own costs The
t, county pays its own costa. Judge
Toms, the arbitrator appointed by the
county, dissents from the award, main-
�, •ly on the ground that road eicpendi
Oa turas ehoeld be taken into considera-
fiOn,
Corn! Coria! rn endless quantities
Cobblediek & Fo!land's.
Lennoiade, best lemons only 15e p
doz. at the Big BanIrupt Store,
Cheapest spot in the country for se
cora at Cobblediek & Folland's.
Ladies all say the finest display
millinery in town is at the Big Ban
rpt Store,
A® cents will pay for the ADVOCA
from now until Jan lst 18;
Subscribe now. •
The cheapest and best place in tl
country for seed and hardware is
Cobblediek &;Folland's.
These are the days when a man fee
that he is near to death after readin
the patent medicine advertisement.
Cobblediek & Folland have the be
and largest stock of hardware in tl
county, which they are selling' ehea
The Mechanics' Institute Library
again open to its members, and tho
who wish to get books may again c
so,
A Finnish woman in Minnesota h:
given birth to six children at one tim
The father hopes that this will "finisY:
the record.
Some mischievous youths enter.
Mr Jos. Peart's flower garden the oth
evening and did considerable damat
to the flowers.
A great snap, a special purchase c
wall paper for nearly half regular pric
at the Big Bankrupt Store—do yo
want a bargain.
A change in the G. T R. time tabl
will take place on Monday next 29t1
The train going north will arrive her
at 9 26 a. m., and 5.31 p. m.
The grocers of Clinton have al
agreed to close their places of busines
at 7 o'clock except Saturday and even
ings:that preceede holidays.
The beautiful gelding that Mr. Tho
Mason, of the base line, used as a driy
er, was. sold a few days ago to Mr
White,` of Exeter.—Clinton New Era.
The semi anneal L. 0. L.' Distric
meeting will be held in Centralia o:
June 14th, at 2 p. m. The Scarlet Chap
ter will be convened in the evening.
Neil, W. D. M.
The semiannual institute meeting o
the teachers of West ` Huron will b
held in. the Public school, Exeter, to
day (Thursday), and to morrow, begin
ning to -day at 9.30.
Special value in dress goods at th
Big Bankrupt Store, 40e. double fol
goods clearing at 20e; 45e all woo
double fold clearing at 24c. Now'
your chance for a good dress cheap. `
Our worthy reeve informs us the
the new watering cart will soon be o
the road, It is being manufacture
after the latest` design, circular form
and uo doubt will do good service.
The St. Marys town council at it
last meeting repealed the by-law pro
hibiting running at large of cattle, b3
a vote of 6 to 3. The Argus suggest
that "Cow Town" lie the town's appell
anon,
Mrs. Thos Snell, Huron street while
decending from a buggy;in Crediton,or
Sunday last, missed the step and fel
to the ground, and sprained her lett
leg so badly as to lay her up for a fe
days.
John R Clarke will give his cele
brated lecture on John B Gough in the
JamesstreetMethodist Church, to -mor•
row (Friday) evening. Every person
should hear him. Admission 25 and 11
cents.
From the church list just publishes
by a firm in Milwaukee it appear
there are no less than twenty fou:
clergymen formerly of the Diocese 'o
Huron now laboring in the Unites
States.
Mrs Geo. Dayis was stricken w:itl
very severe pains in the bowel
on Mondayand itwa
thought for some time that she woul
not recover, but she is now on th
mend.
Still a few young men may be see
walking the streets or on the corne
out, of a job, waiting for something t
"turn up." ''If you cannot see a way
make one," is a good - motto, boys. ..
Parkhill Gazette -Review
The Department of Militia, for th
convenience of officers who will atten.
the annual drill corps, is having al
the orders relating to the annual drill
consolidated into a small pamphlEit
which will be distributed to those ap-
plying for
p-plying:for them,
Word has been received from Beces-
ter, Eng, that Mr James Merry,a form.
er and well known resident of Usborne,
aid a brother to. Mrs. Robt Dew, died
on the 24th April. He left here for the
above place about 8 years ago and has
since resided there, He was 86 years
of age..
It seems that the servant ;girls who
went from all parts of the United States
and Canada to work in the Chicago
hotels now wish they hadn't. They are
finding out that Chicago is not the El
Dorado they expected. That city is
overcrowded with girls from all ` over
the country, The result is that the
girls will come home sooner than they
expected.'
;/^bile Mr. Jas. Murry, of the firm of
,Murry Bros., founders, was assisting hi
Setting the'line shaft in position, he
had the fingers of his left hand badly
hurt. The second join' of his third
finger was broken, and the other fing-
ers severely bruised and cut. Mr, Mur-
ry will be unable to attend to his work
for some time,
t Tuesday morning last while the men
employed in Urquha, ,t's saw mill were
busy sawing elm stave bolts, the tail
saw became twisted, and pieces flew ie
all directions, Fortunately no one was
hurt, although Ed. Sheffer, who was
working with the Saw at the time, had
a tniraeuleus escape, a piece of the saw
lodging, into the framework several
inches from Ms knee,-.Ifensa1l Observ-
er,:
Buy your millinery at the Big Bank
at rapt Store,:best and eheapest steel iii
toy.°ia 50 and 75e Leghorn hats clear-
3r in; •• at 25e, See them;
The Ilarnilton Spectator says Amer
s:
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'd icata degrees amount to mighty little
when they are earned; and when they
of are honorary they are about as valu
k- able as an eEsq." in a wedding notice
in a village paper.
McTavish
So1 lio
dr Co,
o �t 'Your
s Old Stand*
! Trade!
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:p Miss Elxiiia Orr, daughter of Mr.•�,..
George Orr, Exeter, died on Sunday
last, She has been a sufferer of con-
,e eumption for some time. She was 19
at years, 10 months and$ days. The
funeral took lace on. Tuesday.
iven by
is The concert last evening g•
g the C. P. M. 11, Comedy Company, of
London, was one of the "rattiest" con-
certste
ever given to an Exeter audienest
le The ooplo of Exeter are easilys tis
P. fied but not with such a farce as this
was. ' We understand that a number
is of the company received a shower of
e decayed hen -fruit after the affair was
to over.
Despite the criticism theyhave re-
IS 1? h
cowed t ere is one curious' feature
3
,, about the; now American postage
Lthe
stamps whish has so far seemed to .es
cape the notice of our contemporaries.
d au the design "Columbus sight's land"
'r one cent stamp, the daring explorer
has a elean shaven face; whereas in
the illustration showing his landing,
Got
50
Clothing
$3.50
price
large
youths',
a Snap
Got a
•
to O t,1Ve .
adventa�Our
Cleared
cent 42 inch
G00S
CASH offer,
21- cents
x cuts°
Cts. o
Bought'a
at
dollar.
and
5,00
line
away
snap and goin
Our customersthe
e of same.•
a full line of 30
double -fold
ireS�
ao
. In1.
' Our price
,
the $
bigstock of
50 cents on
,
Mens suites
-
$5.75, regular
and 5.00, A
b
of boys ande
in
';
?
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CIo lux ,r Department
p
IS complete. Just to handl a
choice rot of 11,0Z A D T
N, '
.
! for ? x12,2 i,,�'' tyro, BOTS at
.rices that will sell them.
prices s ,„, Vit. c
le'Iado t v. �,s� . Tall I° a;
lsa + 9 t tn?xc9 a, : of ours, We
' first-class
� �s.,......:S �a-..1, �81�
style a-i:l r
Y '• ���� workmanship.
r ,"
Our . woe .i.D„ artment was
never Vetter. In 1ao1 "�° .
a'�9 we have no equal.
4
f two cent stamp he apPears with a mag-
e nificent full grown beard. Can he per*
a chance, during the few moments be-
price.
Prices
.
that
•down
. . . ,
'will-
fore landing on San Salvador, haye
e mane use of some "celebrated hairStartle
i. stimulant.
the
trade17
.
o The proprietors of the ADVOCATE
have just added considerable . new job
type to the office.
Boot
piste.
and Shoe
Women's
stock cora-
shoes 35
1 At the time we did.
s not think it worth while mentioning
the above fact, but we wish it particu•
larly understood among
and
cents.
49 cents,
.
Slippers 15
our patrons
that the type inquestion is really new
type, that we have not bought a lot of
second hand trash—like the publishers
• of some country sheets have done—
and then palmed it off. as new stock:
All progressive business institutions
12i
25 cent
60 cent
15 cent
1.15I31k.
cent printsfOr
table'
d0
shirtinos
pantin��s`70
9 cents:
linen 16 cents,
45 cents,
6 10 cents,
cents,
, ''i' °t $
musadd
uew material from time ; to
time, and the ADvoeATI] is in the pro-
cession. See?
A resident of Chicago, writing to his
f brotherin Guelph, warns. Canadians
e not to be early in visiting the World's
- Fair'at present. In one paragraph he
- says a large quantity of exhibits have,
enot as yet been taken out of the sus-
toms, and the exhibits, as far as shown
Groceriesat
'Butter,
Produce
U .
G G
Eggs
`taken as
JOHNSTON
U
McTavish
�a®.�•t�
and all Farm
Cash.
s Old Stand.
SEEDS
5 E
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I are in a chaotic state. Hotel•keepers
1 and others arecharging exorbitant Pic-
Back measles.
News R
ecord.—This
type of disease
s_... a _ • o o o
es for everything, and at present is
nothing more nor less than a grab
t game. He says, although working not
far from the grounds, he advises no one
1 to visit' the place till the latter part of
.June By,that time
be in its' everything will
place.easilydispelled.
is very dangerous.
Clinton created
last' week.
explanation
statemeet
ed" girl hadn
g'
a flutter
Like all.
was required.
was later
measles
thewere
A genuine casein
of excitement
serious matters,an
When the
made that a color-
all fears
The Spring time is that Season of the year
when everybody should take TIME by the
- forelock. This is just what we have done
and now we are able fill all orders for seeds
of any kinds and in any quanty. This . is
the only way to' secure good, reliable seed.
While you are in do not fail to see our new
The howling winds may blow the
advertisements off the fence and the
• deep snow may cover the hand bill in
; the front yard so deep that it will not
= coins to light until the snoxv, melts in
the spring, but the howling winds and
the deepest snow cannot blow thenews-
i paper ad. away nor cover up its effects.
1 It goes right into the house and ischarity
read every day. It gets a front seat
. on thecentre table. and when the pap-
commit
Council
ter, 19th
utes:of previous
firmed.
for the following
cleaning
parsons $6.80,
to
Gould; do
$50, salary
eroceedinx..
met at the
May, 1893,
meeting
Carling,—Spackman
sums.
privy at Town
labor;
Mrs. McIntosh;
$2 Mrs, Piper;
asAssessor,
. •
Town Hall, Exe-
all present} Min-
read• and con-
orders
T. Welsh, $1.50
Hall; Wm
Jas. Creech, $2
do $4 Jas.
James Beer,
and $5 for prep
Large Stock of
i
�. 9 9 •
•Rakes
. Shovels
•
9 .
c
% S
er is pasted on the kitchen walls the
ad. is always there with its smiling
paring Trsut
Spackman—Carling
officer's
book. -Carried.
that Ross & ' Tay-
In fact everything in
'way of Garden Tools:
face telling! f wonderfhul discounts and
ge •uine ba ga ns 0 ,you cant kill l
the newspaper ad.= Ex.
One of the largest and most noble
lor's tender
cepted with
cedar is usedthe:diffi.rence
material allowed
for derrick
•the understanding
Amount
for tanks' be ac-
•that ' if
in price' -of
of tender
F a
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l
Cobble,
d� , . ,
.: ®� t s r.
4s. f�, ..,e
enterprises connected with the "Colum-
bian Exposition, in. Chicago, is that
known "The Chicago Spectatorium”
an hitmanse building which covers an
, area, with its studios and power houses,
of nearly a half million square feet. In
•$188:00.—Carried
tie that a
galls. capacity
from Hearnan,
Carried.
list of; work
4 wheeled
sprinkler
London,
Mr. McCallum
for the
Spackman --Chris-
wagon tank 350
&c, be ordered
: price $150.00;
voted nay. A
of the R,
¢,
it
9
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i�Pt a ?l
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i(^�
si ng
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��
Fresh.
Maple
this building will be,� presented, with
the higbt of artistic and realistic finish,
all the incidents of Columbus' life' from
;, his appearance at the monastery of La
i tohis is
' Rab da •d discovery of San Salva-
dor. Artistic features of the greatest
merit and many new applicances in
electricity will
Com. was
lum that
a committee
Carling—Spackman
til Saturday
ter the Court
guidance
`adopted.:
the Reeve and
on gravelling•
the 27th
Revision.—Carried.
Carling=McCal
Mr. Christie be
-Carried
adjournment. un-
immediately af-
M. Eacrett:Cierk,
®
IF YOU WANT TOJ
$Uy or Sefl a Fai'm
Ti' YOU WANT TO
B OrSell Town Property
3r
IF YOU WANT TO
Syrup at
T��®9 ,
j
PEOPLE
mechanics anti be used
in this building; the desire'being, it is
• said, to combine a •noble realism with
perfect .idealism. "Song and scene
will unite in malting it the
greatest attraction of the Fair," says
the Chicago Herald. ,
Hinman Wretches.
-
Borrow or Lend Hone
IF YOU WANT
Collections i@ItaB�e
Call at Mr. no. Spackman's
Estate agency,,
GROCERY
and
Liquor
The father of seven children and
her of two, eloped from
Clinton lastthe young week. The woman took
her youngest along. Tar,and feathers'CI
would be none too good kir the couple;
e A. ` v
Business Transactions strictly con-
fidential. Intending purchasers will
receive the best adyice in selecting
land or town sites.
Store
We order our goods often.
and keepour stock always
yS
who have so inhumanly left the little
children. The foolish pair, it is 'said;
drove to Brucefield Friday night and
200
pieces at 2 5 C.
_
Argo agent for Allan Line
and State Line Steamships.
fresh and clean. , Parcels de -
livered free in anypart ,of
bought tickets Saturday morning:forTbwn,
Port Huron. The mother and father
left will have the sympathy of the
people—for those who have disgraced1,,1
200,
double
worth
pieces of all wool
fol
fold Dress Goods
: from 75 cts. to
Office- ]MainStreet, Exeter, Ont,
Address:—JOHN JOHN SPACICMAN7
Box 44
-
s
themselves, nothing but contempt,-
News -Record.
for
25 cents, . :
The S.O.1C.Hi.S. !Sermon.
On. Sunday afternoon last a large`
and appreciative audience listened to
sermon delivered in the Trivitt
� ®
Robes at $5.
f
,:,• ,•
1 ,�,,
'°
Ono
Door South
U
Op
ora
ora rail.
Memorial Church,by the rector, Rev.
1+. H. Fatt, to the, Sons of England-
200
'worth
Robes for. Dresses,°
from $10. to $20.
T ,,.
nevolent Society. The speker took
too
for his text the word "fidelity,"
Your
choice' for 5.
R
It
was a splendid sermon and every
member of the Society as well as the
congregation present will not Soon for-
get. the impressive lesson taken from a
"Faithful,,
portion of the constitution to
ourselves faithful to one an
f , other. erre
faithful to our country.
Spray Vour Trues
Vool
• '
Variety.
•' I)elan.es.P
Wool Delanes in endless
gned
The undersiNS
have ened out a new
Stock 'of first -c 1 a s s
Spring and Summer
auitin as in Canadian
suitings,
and Imported Tweeds
Worsteds, etc., which
sell at tight prices.
R o���
ill
86
WILLIA
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One of the most unique machines
, � es for
spraying trees is one that may be.seen
at Cobblediek ., Foltand's hardware
store. It is an article that everyone
shouldpossess who has a garden. It
is away ahead of the common hand
force pump, has easy to work,no
wear and tear and never gets out of
gear, Throws water 35 feet. It is in-
200pairs
price
200pairs
tains
at �
at halt
,a
•�+ ry
of Lace Cur-
bought out of bond
half prise,
Tweed Pc`L11tS $3. and upwards i.
Worsted do 4. do
Tweed Suits 10, do
worsted do r clo
►S. piing Over Coats
X14,00
n d
Have opened an office opposite the
Town Hall, and while build-
..... , ing the :.....
'�"('�1 `�/�'
NEW •�v�-
Will keep constantly on hand a, full
stook of the VERY BEST BRAMDS OF
dispensible to the good housewife for
washin., windows, It is iirdispensible
a
Erpw alC'd S,
FOUR; also all kinds of mill sniff and
Feed,
to the liverystablea
for washing bug-
g{es. Just the thing for s praying;
lawns and flower gardens, and for
Spraying trees it has no equal.
elsewhere,
a .�,.: -
Call and examine before pnreliasing
We guarantee a good IIE,
Criech 81) B. i s s ett
;
!mere and towns apes) le wilt tiro r •
I'a p„ fS d h
advantage to call and see us.
to their„ p "
WILLIAMSr
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ROLLIN �k
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