The Exeter Advocate, 1893-9-14, Page 10,1511111M1110•1•000100011.150202106107
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EXETER, ONTARIO, THITRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1893.
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NO 32$
,
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WANTED AT ONCE. LOCAL AGENT
v v Posit ti .m. porn, anent. . .
Bitows Ilitos. CO., I\
Bic-ILI:Intl.
*
liertsall Sho-vv,
arvots, A Johnston, A Weseloh; six
A Biseett. "
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855.)
Paid up Capital .... $2,000,000
• aosi; Valid , ... ...... .... 1,100,000,
. "'road asic,0 Ar,entrsai,
,
F. WOLFERSTAli THOMAS, Esq.,
urseryinen,
Toronto, Ont.
....,......,vamd.x.,...,:wrstaxataingozneavramaxars.......supasaxonte.....
T OST •
j-^1 . • ----= .
A brown colored overcoat ..wasioSt on the
rOad west of Cturliton, on Sunday.3nly $0t1s,'
' lfviintelio7e,i,11.41.1,4eics,ah,tivissic,ustvetoth$00nGqi or
—
On Sunday Sept 17th, there will be
special harve'..1 thanicsgivitig sate/wee
in St."Patriels's eltareh nt a p. ni,• The,
, , .., , • , ,
oTalreu Wilk 00 aecoraten for the cocoas
$1107, and an appTpriate sinoil pEtiaell-
et Siy the Rev, Richardson m,
The Hensel] ehow,was held. on Thus's-
clay and 1,.i'riday last aud w:is a credit
to the directors' and a gratifying sue-
'Oess in every nartreular, The first day
was yrIncipally..d.o,voted to .inakiune
entelies and the
garden carrots, J Elittchford, I Gil-
christs six Swede terelps, S Thomson,
J Roeder; six any other yariety, J
Roeder, J Blatehford; six long red.
mangolds, 0 &tile:1, A, ,Johnstoonrc; , six
yellow globe mancsolds 0 Burl 1
IMPLEMENTs.
r Luinber Waggon, patent
Oohs ill eiogle open boggy,
sine•le ces-eeed.IAIAA ,gy, Ny-00
Lailottalii:et,, FJ. Elleivisse,r)no,',Hles,e,,;, J 6:AtIo:Arerto,
.....s.,..
GliMitn AT M 1.11 AC Eit
. - ,-, .., ' , . x . Tho 8aturday ekeursions to Goderich
'Money advaneed 1.o Aood Farmer's on their and '
Kincardine. have beendiscontin-
0 wa notes wItl. one or more endorsers at 7 , . .
t h is season,
canon
A., Londcai. A liberal,offertory is re-
queStecl.
plasing exhibas which
were ElinlierORS. 'Friday h01.11,9; t110
,
crowning day and as it shone out in
splendor large
Johnston; six long red beets, 0 Burford,
J Blatchford; six globe beets, A Wes-
lob, Ben Hog,ratli; two pumpkins, J
, STANUPADTURER
' Ten yards home made ile:s
11, Bell sr,, A. Jo. irnormi ; teo 3
per cent per annum..
. as.
Exeter Branch. MrChToni, shoe mak•er, is about
I
'Open every lawful day from LO a, m.to 8 p. tnoedo pf:r1 a shoe ahop lit Fanaon's block
\ m.,.saturclays 10,a, in, to 1 p. na . cold is now peisparing the premises,
Al general:banking business' transacted Mr, Tetn's abilities as shoemaker is.
CURRENT. RATES'allowed for mon- Well known,
Sy` on Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 8 roz,sonal mention.
Per °ant. '&. DYER HURDON . Mr. Win. 'Murray,. of Morrison, Iowa
' is the guest of Mr. John Hunter, Us
Exeter. Jan 28,. '88. Sub Manager boi. M • • H • • Ji I- 111
00.-i. is. all y Le .e , who las
"B" ,
Line
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Several from this vicinity were pick-
log cranberries in the marsh south of
,Grand Bend on'Monday last Ts, crop
is an excellent one this season.' -111r, P.
R. Adair •was On the sick list for a, few
. .,
daYs, but is now convalescent, --Miss
.' .1 . 8 .., ....
041. 0) Cld 0-0 ilk. 4.11111.1, 1, sva. v Isla
Ellen T -at -r- r - -•ar ''''
a and well pleased crowd
was in attendance., The ladies' work
. .
in the large tent provided for the occa-
sloe, was a large, and magnificent clis
play -and reflects c,redit on the ladies of
T.,. - , , , , ,
riensall and vieinity. Fruit was fair-
. .
ly well represented considering the
se!.44'..C-i1Y, t1114'7641 The animal ,show
"S'Iaro-e embraeino' some of the best
was 6 ' 1:7 '
stock that can be • produced in the
Blatchford, J Gilchrist; two squashes,
A Johnston,,R, D.Bell; one peck reckon-
LOUR, H Cook, 0 Kydd;•one peck yellow
H o - • • -
onions, Co k, 0 Btu foid , one peek
silver skin onions D W Foss. six ears.
, • , , . . ,
Indian corn, D 1•1, Foss, W Ruben;
six ears sweet corn, 3 Coxworth, 0
Kyds1; three citrons, .A. Johnston, R
Bell. three (rid -1,1 •
7 h scabbage, J Gi c,nist,
' W Ried; three cauliflowers, J Cox ivorth,
madonM. s
atincil colcirsd, Ili
.,Johtiston• pair home mad
blankets, 'R Bsr ell . R 1 Carib
,
le,t helm spun, T) MeFaveialS)
ra ' T B • •
g mal, Geo Nett C ask,
woolen yarn ton knots or ow
stall: 0 McEwen; pair woolen
A Johnston R 13511 sr•• •
, pa
socks, 'A Johnston Mrs Fer,ss
cotton stoc kings home mad
THE been the gue.st of Mrs.. Halton for
some weeks, returnedto her 1 •
lame in
c,. . . - Sarnia on Saturday. -.Messrs. W, IL
CI5Zetet Atifvforatt
• 3 •Levett and C. H. Sand.ers attended the
• , , • .
Is pnblislaed everY. Thursday Morning, fnneral of the late Wm, Scales at park_
. at the Office, hill on Sunday, which was under Ma
MAIN STREET __ EXETER, sonic honors. -Mr. Ed. Willis, who en_
By the SANDERS' PUB,LISHINO COMPANT gaged with the S.S. Monarch ta do the
Ttuals 02 STJBSCRIPTON. • oba_o__r
t oe act" during the sailing season,
iiig her parents on Sunday last, -Miss
Martha Remohr of Par1.1 ill who his
' ` s 1 ' -
been visiting her brother,.has returned
home. -Quite a number of the fanners
hav.e threshed their.grain and report a
good yield. -Mr. R. Cooper has return-
ed- to these parts after spending the
suminer on the Sauble line. -Miss Sarah
Pollock is at present visiting her sister
county -in fact everything necessary
to comprise a good Show was there.
The folio • 1 is the '', • 1' •
wn g InIzo Ift.--" . .
. ' HORSES. ,
HisAvis DuArT - Class 1 _ Heavy
Draft Team J Reynolds Brood Mare
,
with Foal by side, 8' .Smillie, G Dale, J
Cochrane & Son Heavy Draft Foal,
S Smillie, .G Dale, J. Cochrane°. & Son,
A Johnston; six parsilips, 0 Burford, R
1) Bali one pack large tomatoes 0
B f d ..W D '' '
ur er , • . Fos, one peek 'small
• tomatoes, A Johnston; cellery, au y va-
riety, A Wesloh, T Simpson. .
. 'DAIRY. .PRODUCE. . .
Tub butter,.R Bell, sr, W Dougall;
tan pounds butter in •rolls or prints, 3
Burtch, R Bell, sr i home made cheese,
Johnston; pair cotton socks, s
G Nett A Johnstou• pal.,
, I, Nyo,c)
'
G Nott A Johnston; pair woc
G ICseld A Johnston. pair f
, 10
Gottshalk A'Wesloh; pair c&
,E Carol A Wesloh • qrortme;
, , b
A Wesloh. J -Ca,rol; spechni
work, F. Smallacombe;
• One Dollar per annum if paid, in Advance. is 1101710 again. Ed.; informs us that
S1.50 if not so pahl. , t . , .
lathe on the lake is very limited this_____......--,.......__
. n.,„
in Mck.iiiiiiYraY•
Three year old Filly . or Gelaing, G.
Dale, J'F Dale. Two year old Filly or
W Dougall, 1 Burtch; ten pounds ex-
tract honey, H A SWiter, T Nicholson;
, .
• Brewster
gsaaresr'tesearsse Mateo ors .23.1:bpls.c9.- year, only six passengers being book-
tscsse. •
--ed on the Sionarch!elast trip. -Albert
No .3?aper discontinued untikallarroaragps McCallum: of Detroit, after spending' a
o.thout speoifie ed home
are paid. Advortiseragnts 'a , , , few day 5 111 town, return Yes-
directions will be published till forbid and
A terday..-Messrs Sam •Pepplestone Jos.
oharged. a000rdiagly. :Liberal da.scoeurnetma_o:
f C lhl ii..,1.- • 1 D•1 'I.
o ) C. IL. s. anc 1. Amos have re -urn-
for transcient 'advertisemonpstiin.ot top. JOB
c esti 1) finest style ed
song perio:ds. ' Everyt .1 or home from the World's Fair. -Mrs.
PRINTING -turned. ou In le , ,
at moderato r.ates.oneeises,snoney ord. L. Thornc, Who was 'visiting' in 'Foronto
and .
&cfor s.dvertisin.g, subscriptions, etcto is again in town. -Mr. A, Hastings, . Is
ija made -payable to SpeCiling this ' vs" oek with his parents at
Sanders & Dyer Crosshill.-Mr. 0, Knight, of llderton
?ItOPRIEOTEs s M d • • '-'• ' -Cha '
pent An ay night in towns
Knight, who for the past week, has
ortsrehmrect°rs• been visiting his parents, returned
Travvrx iissmoutist. Ononoa.--Rev. F.I.L
Fatt, Rector. Sunday .servioes, it 8,, m hancte yesterday. -Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin-
and.7.p: fa. Sabbath School, s p.. m. Hol.Y son and son of Bowinativille are visit-
Communion, lst.Sunday of each monittant. nig Mr. and Mrs. D. Wilcox,Iluron sI -
Morning Service, a,nd in 3nontlitsig e
days,,,after Evening Service of 4. _ufinv_dazilif Miss Emma Sanders, Stephen, 1c4 on the
the month. Holy Baptism on ?nd Sund 5. 8!0.1.: list. -Mr. John Veal still lin OP ''
of eachmonth at morning service. = '"
, iu a yery low state -Mi Wm. White
Onunen--James,-st ,'Rey. A. Li.
Kirkton.
Special thanks,giving sot vices will
- ' - - — ". ---
be held in•St..Paul's church on Smile
.0 '" - ` 'Y
next, cope 1. :11. et 1.1. P in. and S p.
The Rey. CanOn Itichardson ivi A., o•f
London, is announced to preach both
morning and evening. A liberal of_
fertory is requested.
. .
A harvest home dinner will be. giv-
b.
en by the Ladies of Si. Paul's 'Church)
r• .t.t
• sal s on, on Tuesday, Sept. 19th. Rev.
Canon Richardson M A Rev
' • ' " London, .
A. D. Dewaney, of Mitchell, Rev. F. H.
Fan, of XC 61, Rev. J. Relines of
- ' )
Granton, are expected to take pai n
•1 i
the proceeding•s, which will be 116k1 in
the 'Towil Hall. A good time is guar-
anteedi Everybody inyited.
Gelding, 3•Reynolds, GF Dale, W Dale.
Ono year old Filly or Gelding, J Ross.
' Acitioutruntin-Class 2 -Team, .J.
PattersOn J Doecher. Brood Mare with
' • '
Foal by eide A Bishop, Wood Bros., D
B,4.11.• -Foal; Al MeTaggart, G Clausins,
J. Bonthron Three vear old Filly or
' ' -- •
Gelding, J F Dale, D Bell, D Bell Two,
sear old Filly or Gelding, R McArthur,
H Chesney, J!F Dale. • . . • •
r
,rENERAL-PURPOSE-Class 3 -Team,
3 A Bell. Brood Mere With Foal by
side, E Fosters11 •Dais, G Clatisins.
Foal E Foster H Duero W Chesney.
7 . 7 Daiis,
Three year old Filly or Gelding, J
Reber tson, W Logan, S Rannie, Two
year old Filly or G-elding, J Johnston,
W Logan, G•Ferguson.
ROADSTERS - Chess 4 - Team, T
'IIandford, W 'White, C Eilber. Brood
ten honey in comb, T Nichol.
son, 0 EaCrett; loaf baker's bread, D
W Foss; loaf horne made bread, Wm
- -
Moore D McEwen • three, pounds maple
, , .
sYruP, Mr. Dick, D• Bell; live pounds
maple sugar, W Dougall, G Nott; col
!action canned fruit, J Gilchrist, W
-
Dougall; grape wine, home made, D
Urqnhart, D W Foss; tonaato catsup,
.one quart, J Daxworth, D W Foss•
s
pickles, one quart mixed, G Nett, J
t -; pickles, one quart any oth•
COxwor h
er R D I3e11, G Nett; jellies, J Gil
ch'rist, D Urquhart.
• FRUITS.
Four varieties winter apples, W
Donegal', J Roeder; five atldwins, J
Roeder, J Bell; five King of Tompkins,
Geo Iegram, R D Bell; :five Northern
Bpies,',T- . Hograth, • W Chesney; five
W
Mrs. J. Taylor of 'S'is I 11
. , as ie ,
Spent the last two months vis
sons in these parts, has retim
-Wm. G. Eine- - d F
.‘. Y an 4,
-0 I -.M
i ark ""17 spent Slim -lay vigil
custssesms, J,H., ,w,. •.
,, seeing, 0
vray tp., wag the guest of Mr
ler on Saturday losts-A yot
from Grand Bend is seen wet
wa,y north on Sunday evenin
de • - •
' what Is the cause 7-1V
tealeher, of S. S. No. 5, Hay, n
ing friends in Farquhar on
and Sunday lasts -Several fr
parts are going to take in the
s -
kair at Loudon next week. -
pleased to see'Mr. Andrew Tt
able to be:around again after
vests -Injury se seeefsed some
by his team running away.
Ntzmuonisr
Russell, PastOr. Sunday Services, to,so a. m, London Road (North) is confined to his'
and &so 0. ni. Sabbath School, 2.30 p.m, bed with a very severe illness. -Mr. and
N.?, MoDonagh, Pas- Mrs. John Enke and John Tanlor
_...0..._______.
Varna.
.
Mare with. Foal by side, F G Meyers ,
Dow & Tennant .J Btrry, Foal, F G
•
Meyers,.H Chesney, J Berry. Single
Rhode Island Greenings, Wm...13811, -
. -
Dougall five Rabston Pippins, 3 Gil
c.hrist, Etc:0ot Bros ; five Golden Rus-
k
Mrs. J. 0 Gilt f r
, ,001'0, 0 'ores
present visiting friends in the
liuni sTREi,i_R„. lett
ton , S17.31da7Services,10 30 Cm. and 6.30 p.m. for Chicago, on Friday. -Miss L. • Car.
Sabbath Schbol 2.80 p. m. ley, left for 13rockville yestetday.-Miss
PRESBYTERIAN citunon.•-•Itev. 'W. Martin,
M. Clarke left for Rensall Tuesday.-
Pastor. Sunday Services,11 a. m. and 8,30.p. .
ra. • Sabbath School, 9.45 a.= Mrs. Munro, who has been visiting her
• ___,..m.„....„,,,_,,,,„,,,..„„,,,,,„,------------ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Folland,14t for
-----4.*
. —
The Misses A. Weekes,R. Beatty and
M. Hamilton, and Mr. Tims. Ward left
on Monday to attend the Toronto Ex-
hibition.-Mr. W.' Reid, of mix on,y;
Mich, who has 'been. visiting friends
Driver, JHorner, H Chesney, T 13erry
.
Two Year old Fillsor Gelding, A In
gram, W Cake, 0 W Foss One year
old Filly or Gelding, J Doecher,, liS
Charter SD Son. •. ' .:
sets„1 Ilogiath, J Gilchrist; five Rex-
bore Russets, Eleoot Bros., . J Roeder;
'five Seek no Furthers, J Ronder, J Gil -
christ; five Bendavis, W Chesney; El-.
coot Bros.; five Switzenburg„ 4. Bell,
-Mr. H. Fulcher, accompanie
brother and Mr, 'R. Gihnore, a
spent a few days in these pa.rti
of the week.
BititTiltli.
Lethbridge, Alb., on Tuesday
here during the
CARRIAGE HORSES --Class. 5-Tosin,:
sr,, A McEwen; five Snow apples, Wra
. . ,:*•:, „eis Cards. -Miss
Vle feel on al
Greenway, after spending
past two weeles, left
for his home on Monday.
wWhite. Brood Mare with Foal' by.
Moore, W Chesney; five Calyerts, J
McPasasox.-In Exeter Nort
41=1010,1,0191.1.01:0101 several
II. KINSMAN, L.D.S, Ji anson's Block ,cy,reeks here, loft for Winnipeg Tuesday.
,--- tw,0 • doors north, of Os.rling Store
-11° •* . MAIN STNEET,EXETER_, extracts teeth Mrs. John •Farmer.and daughter, Ethel
without ainAway at R.
p. onsall -on ist left for London yesterday where, the
Friday; Atisa Craig on. 2ncl and 4th Taesclar
llt .11 1 d ' d `'' h ' • '
nth a, er vcii sas a tnitte to t e convent,
ancl Zurich -on last Thursday of eadliino - •
A. McPherson
-Mr. Will
Murray, of Exeter, was in our village
on Sunday -M... C. H. Sanders, of the
Exeter ADYOCATE and Mr. A Q. l3obier
. 't 'f 1 ' ' 11
spent a few miirs in onr vi age •on
side, Dow &Tennant, J Wood. • Foal,
J Wood, Do* & Tennant. Single
Driver, Charles Mason, C. Miser,' R 1
Carlisle Sodille itorse W R Hodgins,
" ' : ,
J Gilchrist. Dog in harness
Ketchen, J Bell; five 20 oz • 'Pippins, 3
Gilchrist, J Roeder; Plate of 15 Crab
apples, 0 E Gra.nsledge, :0 Nat; 01-
lection of grapes ' W. Bell. Plate of
= ‘ ' '
Lunibard. It Bell, Si, W 81.00143;
7th inst, the wife of Alex:
son, of a daughser
Gnisnas-In Crerliton, on..the
.'f f W- c • ' f
the wi e o in Geiser, o 1
-Mr. left for London on
oval
ri IL INGRAM, DesmiST, Member It i Monday with his exhibit of stuffed
s...s.: College Dental Surgeons, successor o , .
EL Ic,• Billings. Office. over Post Office birds and animals. -Mrs. Hooper Hur.
Exotdr, Ont. A safe anaesthetics given for 00 St., who has been visitin in Port
the painless extraction of teeth. Fine Gold
D ' LondonK
sninasas as requireci• Huron, .etroit, and elsewhere,
----- has home.
Tuesday of last ,•:' e. -- Those who at
tended the lecture delivered by Mr
. . .
Perrin cm Wednesday evening receiv
ed a rare intellectual treat. The rev-
erend gentleman holds his audience
. and wag •
gen, Mabel Hedging, (special rrize) per
.
entlY• aimeis to ,
11 ••' • t • t W White, "vV
Ritttenbury, E Bossenberry.
CArTLE.
„, DURHAM PED
plums,
five /scars, Flemish Beauty, . Elcoot
peal., at e ,
Bros., J. Bell; five •‘; B •t1 tts W
Bell, A McEwen; five Duchess Angoul-
eine, J Blatchford, J White; five Clapps,
Favorite, A Buchanan, sr., J Hograth;
- te1.
, -I
' ESTEE. n Stephen, on 1
inst.. the wife of Nelson Kes
•
daughter,
returned' -Mrs. Jos. Smith,
Medical of Detroit, formerly of Exeter, is re.
new ing acquaintences in town.
snell-bound by his marvel'ous elo-
quence. Notwithstanding of his being
le
of French birth and not to
1.110ROUGTIBRED WITTE
ionson•-•Class 4 -Milch cow having,
calved in 1898, Elcoot Bros, W Shit
collection of:pears, A McEwen, J Gil-
christ.
st-s. CV? f A...ci'vEl....
n - *
BnsDEST-JACISSON-At • 1:1
ra.e.t.f11.1140.0 . ''. -Mrs.
Drs. 3 A. ROL-DINS& T A. AMOS. • - Morris, wins was visiting Mrs. Vospe,r
Residenees, same as formerlY left for her home in Hespeler, on Sat.
OFFICES, Spaokra an, building, Main St „
Dr, Hollins' office,• same as formerly-rortb urciay.-Mr. James James. of - Western
door. Dr. Amos' ofhoo, sarae building -south Hotel, London, spent 'Tues•day with Mr.
door. . May 1st. • 1893 , Davis „
• • D . T. A, .A.mot, M . D ii• .-Mr.
J. A Rollins, M. .George ,Willis,. who left
here several is
well convera-
ant Wit.a •flie English language . -If
one of onr ym
OUng en continues to
foot his U -ay down the Parr TAne so
frequently as of late we fear he will
•beceine (1/..ed.)17/ -Mr. Malcolm Me _
Naughton large
linglaw. Two year old Hei , o
'fer Erco t
Bros., Eleoot Bros. One yar eold Heif.
er, J Roeder, F Baker. Bull Calf, calv-
ed its 1893..3 Roeder, F Baker. .EIeifer
•
Calf, calved in 1898,J Roeder, 1' Baker,
GRAI.DD CATTLE -Class 7 -Milch cow
.
LADIES' WORK.
Knotted pillow sham, 3 Blatchford,
W Dougall; braided pillow sham, A
McEwen, G Nett; ernbroidered pillow
sham, G Nott; crochet table mat, las
C Campbell, CS Nott, toilet mats, Geo
Clinton, on Sept., 6th, by 1
A. Stewart, assisted hy Res
gins, of Seafetth, Dr. C. F. 1
Settforth, to Miss Aggie, this
ter of Thos. Jaelsaan, sr, Esq
-----....s.--------„. ....-- Years ago/ very ill at his
-1-1, n. T. 2. MCLAUGRLIN, MEMBER OF home in D0tiOL41ttijd is not expaeted to
the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
had a sawing bee on
Monday
having calved in 1893, 4.1. Buchanan, 3
Roeder, R McLaren
Nott, airs 0 Campbell; el:outlet drape.
GS Nett, 'Mrs C
IslE.3.11.1t1i§.
---
-1-,
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Accouch-recover.
Jr. Two year old
'Roeder,
G Nett; table drape,
,
SMIT11.--I11 Stanley tp., on S
our. Office, Dashwood, Ont.
Orediton.
Oromarty.
Heifer, S Smillie, J 3 11 Petty.
One year old Heifer, SSmillie, T Pep-
Campbell; sofa pillow, Mrs• 0 Campbell,
M Brethour: hooked mats, W INIcEsveu,
Malcolm Smith aged 76 cs'
, e. y •
---
Legal. Joe England, while working in the
DESTROYED BY EIGE17:NING. The
barns and outbuildings of Mr Morrison
per,.T Pepper. Steer or Heifer •Calf,
calved in 1898, J Roeder, J H Petty.
In Clint m be
G Brown; embroidery on silk, satin or ,fomvqmoN.- on, 1 t
velvet, G Nett, Mi•s C Campbell; croch- Frank Is, son of 0, JoIrrese.
• ' clay pit at Iloirt's tile yard Cred't
IL COLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT- 0 , „ , , i on,
' ..na • ' OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public. on Wednesday of last week, a mass of
Office -Oyer O'Neil's Bank, Exeter, Ontario. clay weighing nearly two tons fell on
Money to Loan.
him, burying him to the Drs.
th loth Irbl
on e , con, -1 Jen, was struck
by lightninrs on Thursday mornino•
and was con; •
pletely destroyed, togeth-
Two year 'old 9teor, 13, McLaren Jr J
• • " ' ' . ' ',
Roeder. One year old Steer, S Smillie,
W Dougal. Fat Cow or Heifer W
:
et work in wool Mrs 0 .Campbell, G months and 15 days.
• "
Nott; crochet work in cotton, 1
,drs . C Coox.-Ou Sth Sept, 1898, it
Campbell, A Johnston, embroidery in Wm. Cook, aged 83 year „S, f
fancy
neck.
FL pICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
t Browning, and Wicket, were hastily
. of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con-summone an oun the thigh dislo-
yoyanser, Commissioner, &o. Money to loan d d f d
0 itice--Fanso-n's Block, Exetercated and the hip bone•fractured He
*
MOT &EL • R is doing nicely. -On Monday last while
LIOT BARRISTE S SOLIC
El'--. ' . ' a young s f G M
itors, Conveyancers, &c. b op o corge Mot was en
B v.ELLior. ' 7,,,,,$„1" Bx0 gaged in hauling wood on Mr. Morley
-s-------------------------- Jones' load fell
er With the seasonal crops and four' val-
uable horses. At the time the.building
was struck the farm hands were in the
blinding waiting for the storm to pass
over in circler to go out in the fields to
work but luckily they esca ' • •
. " -
,• ped injuiy.
The loss is 11, heavy one, 'injured. in
.(Shillinglave, A McEwen.
SHEEP.
. SoUTHDOWN SiminP--Aged Ram, ' A
Johnston.
I.,Trionsmat Sunnp--Aged Ram, G
P I I El
en ia e, co Bios Rim tun ,
tt B • 'L b G
Penhale, G.Penhale. Peir•Ewes hay-
silk,.Mrs C Campbell, G Nott; and 8 days.
braiding, R Bell, Si., Mrs Ferguson ; DIng• ORTOX.—In St. Maryc ,- th
,, 0. ,
knitting, in worsted, 'Mrs C Campbell, Frances Morton, aged 76 yi
0 Nott; patch quilt, Mrs Ferguson, Mrs .14 daysn•
fancy uilt T Murdock .
0 Campbell; . . q , B „ .. ,. ,..,, , s, . _
Hograth; log 'cabin quilt, 0 McEwen, `-' ARNICTTAL.-iii, - aiqunai , 1,1
• inst., Alexander Ctiru-2211.r...l. 2
A Johnston, knotted. or crocheted quilt
vears..
premises a on him and
Auctioneers, broke his aim He is progressing •nice-
the Usborne and Ribbert Com. -Miss
Aggie Currir is . recovering from a
ing• raised lambs in 1893, G Penhale,G
Penhale. Pair Ewe Lambs, G Penhalie
R S Carlisle, AirsC . Campbell; gents -
linen shirt, A Johnston, G Nott; gent's ornerw•rasetnnourav.venr.M.Yrnmognmsm...
•ly under medical treatment.
TT...BROWNOVinohalses,Licensed Auct
severe attack of sickness. -Miss Susie
G Penhale. • Pair Shearling Eweli,, G
Peneale, & '
fancy flannel shirt, G Nott, Mrs 0 • ver,t.a. -r-twil
'Campbell; hand Mrs
.11... ioneer tor the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township of TJsborne Oentralia,
Sales pSalemps attended to andlermsreason
'Winehelsa
McClaren has returned from her visit
to Stratford. -Miss Charlotte Haugl 1-
el
P Chorbe Son. •
SHROPSHIREDOWN SHEEP - 'Aged
Rant' J Cooper, J Duncan. Shearling
plain sewing,
Ferguson, A Johnston; wax fruit, R D T
Bell, G Nott, flowersBrethour,
arotly
ibbl e,rranged. at,Post office,
' Mr. G.
ton has gone to Detroit to reside. -Mrs.
wax ..M
rs H. Windsor has purchased a
A ' 3. stonniNs, late of Manitoba, ;loons- house and lot in town. -Wesley Snell
god Auctioneer, for the counties of Hur-has shi .1 I es • '
on a d Middlesex. Residence: 1 mile south ppc,c a ai.a.,0 number of hogs
of cater, Ont..Sale Orders by manor other -from here this week. -Rollins & Wil-
wit:, promptly attended to at sreasonable - Rams' IICW neuritic,' mills E t
prices. • • - . o at 4 xe er are
- - turning out an, extra fine brand of
•r‘ sossENBERRY,Trensalfontario. Lio- flour which is taking' the lead here. It
,11.4. ensed Auctioneer for the Counties of is handled by Mr, Smith. -The Pride
Huren and Perth. Charges moderate .and 1 theValley• '
atisfaction guaranteed., • ' . 0 methcine man made a
little amusement here 'on
1Rani,
P L Hamilton is recovering f •om het
severe sickness -A large crowd of
•
pleasure seekers left here for Grand
Bond on Tuesday morning to spend
d ' h 1 -
a ay on t e ake shore. All seemed
, •
to have enjo d th 1 b t
yo emse yes oa ing
bathing and dancing and altheur;•h ba:
little Rite in the season the dayt' was
enjoyed by all,
.
J Duncan, J Co.oper. Ram Lamb,
J Duncan, 11 A Switzer. Pair Ewes'
. ' d lambs in .1893 H. A
haying ratse ,
Switzer, J Duncan. Pair Ewe Lambs,
J 0 • 5 Duncan.- Pair Shearling.
• scones)
Elve3 I Duncan J Cooner. Pair Ewes'
- , •
- . ,
of any other breed, II A Svritzer, A A
Switzer. Pat Ewe or Weather, any
breed, G Penhale, G Penhale, •
SWINE,
G Nott; feather flowers, Gr Nott, H Dist-
•
ars; specimen darning, G Nott, Wm
McEwen, Berlin wool work flat A
, , , , • . . ,
Johnston; Mrs C Campbell sBerlial wool And the iS,a!:e:,•, r,• -it
work, raised, M Brethour; Mrs C Camp- its reputation of form.
bell: tea.cosv, G Nott Mrs 0 Campbell; The weather was favoi
• ' ' "
embroidery in cotton,,R Bell, sr., Mrs C such an occision anil 1
Campbell; arasene work; G Nett, Mrs 0 a good crowd, lint t".sel
Campbell; crazy work, G Nott; etching .. ., ”
Mi•s 0 Campbells G Nett; PIP1
.r. . .......,......-- Tuesday
E., .... W. RA...00m., Provindial Land evg.-Our noble council of Royal Ternp
.12 Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Office, larS will attend divine service in bode
Dyer Post Office, Main st;set,Bxoter,,Ont., on. Sunday, '
D'Ishwood,
,
Bitnicsninn-Aged Boar, W MeAllis .
ter,.W Reed. Brood Sow, W McAllis-
McAllis-
tidies pair Ci - i
/ T SY IfIVITS
.. . ........ kJ_ „...
etching pillow shams in silk, G Novi, 11
Bell, sr .• mantle drape, G Nott, qllirs C And the bigge.
evo, i c t 1 the T'
1.,. 1. ,i, , W 1011 0 -ve V.
. ---
ter, A McENven. Boar, 1893,
Campbell . Iss• !
Mr, Butt will deliVelS a sermon on the
ERNEST ELLIOT. 1411101, curse. -Mr Rich Hicks returned
AGENT FOR from the World's Fair.on Friday and
speaks in glowing terms of the way in
She Western Fire Assurance ComParLY, which the fair As condtteted .and ad
of Toren t • '
, 0 vises that all who can spare the time
Tee Phoenix Fire InsurancgCo'y., ShOilld take it in. He' says the ex-
Lonaon,
A 'daring.,piect) of burglary was c
cm
mitted.here last Friday night, Some
ameture burglars either local or tramps
procured some ehisels out of Mr. Bilis •
shop and by means thereotremoved the
-
lock of Mr. Hall's store. (leer getting
for their prize a new outfit of clothing'',
ter, W McAllister. Sow, 1893, W Mc,
,
Allister, W1VIcAllister.
, GRAIN, RTC.
Two bushels red fall wheat, J M
Brethour, R Morris.= ; two bushels
white fall wheat, J Patterson, A John-
sten; two bushels any orther ' variety,' flowers
FINE ARTS. , BIG CROIArro,
Oil punting, A McPherson, j Dun-• And the hige
can; pencil thawing, Mrs C Campbell,
Mrs 0 Campbell; crayon drawing, j13IG PUSTI
Duncan, J White; water cosier painting • - Al e
e, ,
Mrs C Campbell, W Bell;r two house Was to
in pot, W Bell,. •G Xydd; bo-
of En 1
' g alla nense should be no n irs 'do •
The Alliance Fire Assiir. Co'y., CO S‘ at1011.--MrS
• of London, England. R. Handford haa recoverM again from
,........ a slight illness.Our horseare lin
Office:-Main.street, ExeterOnt.
, proving on the Fitirtield cotirse, The
some jewler and other 'thino's • They
. , „ 3,'„ ' t', '
weie evidentiy amatures as they had
110 tools of their own and no lht io'ex-
rs, ,
cen1 matches of which they used an
M Brethour• two bushels surin& wheat,
' . 1 . ' t ''' 1 1
any variety, M Brethour; two bus se s
six rowed barley, ,t Patteraon, W Coal-
well; tWo bushels two roWed barley M
euet of flowers, D'Bell, T Dick; pen -
- ; ' H o- . ti '
mans up, W o,„ia, 1.
POULTRY.
Pair turkeys, Ci. Brown: pair geese, .
ailenreseeentaitm.,trolt-reonsah. , ,... -.1=mavaarerrsTs
LEADING- DRY -GOODS ST(
MamanatrorMetrwragefxrati.ki=t-7,
. . Where the largest au
--- Methodist track is in the shade jug
EXETER MARKETS.' now.: . , , ,
--0,------
abundant supply, scattering burned
matches all over the shop -Quito a
Brethour, 5 Hudson; two bushels black
oats, J Iludson,,M Brethour; two bush-
W Reed; G Irwin; pair Rotten ducks. It , complete stock Of ' Dreo
MeLaren, Si, R'McLaten sr • pair Pe-
, f • 7 . Aftt ti .C1 131•IncV Tr'
n es an . d. , i
„ Mr. Wm. Whiteside of Hensall,rveites
Wheat Per bushel.-- $0.58 to U•58 at; follows: -“While working at some
Barley . , . 33 to 35 repairs in the salt works at Hensall,five
Oats • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 27 to 28 years ago a pieco of steel lodged. in
Peas ........,........ 50 to 61' my arm. The wound WAS ciresiocl and
Butter ,., ....... 17 to 18 healed ssuickly. This last Mouth, my late
Lard ...... . . . . S•, ...... . 12 to 13 anti has troubled tne so much that I and
11 & 11 was unable to work. Dr. Thompson,
:thicken per lb ......... 5 to 6 of this place, opened my' arm last week the
lover ,qeed............. 9,75 to 10.00 art& terilOVed a sliver of steel alineet an
rirriothY,............... 2.75 10 300 inch !brig My arra is. getting 'better are
Molise ,.... :.s....... 8.75 to 900 now." This is a most WODderful biol. preventinz
pat 0 • “, • • it••••• 10••••.• 7.00 to 7,20 dent, and Mr. Whitesicle'S mailer friends The
13otatoes per PUB .. , ... , i .. 46 tO 45•• will be pleased to learn of his corapIsts esti
Hay net ton .... . ..., 6.00 te 7.50 recovery at an early if 11.f.A., " fields.
number of ottr eitzens have taken in
the Werld'O'.Fair and quite a number
more are about to oo.• They all seem
well satisfied with gofair,--Dr. Mc-
Laughlin paid it ,, visit to friends, in Johnston;
Parkhill and attended the ftnieral of
W. Scales,. Esq„ of that; town. -Mr.
Mrs, Had,' of London, and Mrs and bushel
Miss Woodhall'of Thedford, have been Johnston;
gliostS Pf Mr, & Mrs. "Tall, Of Dash-
wood, -Farmers in this neighberhood
complaining of the dry weather sten,
the sowing be fan wheat, phant
pastures ate very bed . and stock half
hardly procure a,' living in the
4.47inc,
els common White oats M Brethour, R
McLaren, jr.;' two 'bushels any other
variety, M Brethenr, A Johnston, two
freshets small peas ' M Brethotr. A
two btishelS large, peas; M pair
Brethour, P Bell,'srs two bushels•mum-
my.perts, W Dougall, M Brethour; one
white beaus, M Brethour, A li
one baxtel flour, Cook Broa. J
• ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.
Half bushel Rose potatoes, A. John- anis
ten lIogra.th; half bushel Ele- .11,oeits,
potatoe,s, A. Johnston, .1113011; sr.; of
bushel any ether variety; A Mc. pair
Ewen. M, BrethOur; c011ection Of ,ptita- collection
Sivvn irn 14,11411 MI 11 IV' li7nan' . iit. ILAYel i...:An
kin diicks, G F Dale, pair anY other
• .
kied, G Irivint_G Irwin; pair Brown '
Leghorns, A BieSett, ., G Irvvin ; Pair '
Li*ht Leghorns, G Irwin, A lissett;
Black Spanish, F Baker; pair Light ,
Brithmas, J. S Cook; pair Dark Brahma& •
G Irwin, G Irwin; pair Hatibtirgs, a •
Willi F Baker; pair Dorkins, GlIrw in, .
Dunean; nair black breasted Red .
Wane, 3 S 000k, 'A.13isSett ; pair Bent- .
. G Irwin, G Irwin; pair Plymotith ,.
G Irwin, G P Dalo;'; collectiou
pigeon Sf A Bissett, P MeArthurl
Gitinea fowls, G Irwin, G li•win;
of fowls apart from all en
T tr.iii,,,i fi `14..Aii u 1711.o .,.1
C-'.
Lady
' $alvo
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. paellas°.
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. we
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• goods
, i,s
'
i
'1 'b't
ex it 1 e
friends
'
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` • '-• .
and m
Anothey
"P°°14(1
want every
to call
and if
satisfactory,
. • ' I1
' tl
cl '
in
expressed
delielited
. most
111
Indy
and
style
purchase.
F
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cl•ves .
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a IGNv.a'1
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exasnini
and
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arm, VT
W OoIwflk
1 will; mak:
nd fur.
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ards hotano
thour, A.
e woolait
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IVIcEwen7
rd: skein
r, 4 johti-
stockings
r woolen
son; pass.
G- Nott
onie made
en gloyeg,
len mites
e boots, Et
arse boots,
it lathe,
rn teepet•
whe Lh
UWE; hi
ed home.
Carts, oi
g Mr. Ill',
J. Tay -
tag mass
cling 1712
in. Won.
rs,
as Viet -
Sat virdssy
�m these
Western 6
tiso.
rnbull
the se.;
time ago
Mr. and
, are sit
se parts.
by Me
Forest.
the Lest
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MePhers
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