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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1893-11-16, Page 1VOL V 7-7 •EXETER, ONTARIO, .Tiftig„.§DAY, NO 33 , The RiolsOns. Bank. , ' '(Chartered bY Par1ianient,1$33.) , Paid up Capital. ...., 82,000,000 Best Fund • • " 1 200 000 Head office Moutreal. F. WOLFERSTAN ' THOMAS, Esq., GENTRAL MANAGER ' . Money advanocd. t,,, auod Faria.oes on their own notes w..:).. one or -more endorsers ut 7 per eent'per annum. '.. . ExeterBranch. , . , :- Open every lawful day frem 10a. m.to 3 p. m., SaturdayfF; 10 a, tn. to 1 p. m Ageneral banking business transacted oTTRIVENT BA.TES . ey on Deposit Iteceiallowed for Inert - p1;s. Savings Bank at 3 "per cont. , N. DYER HURDON. Exeter, Jan 28, '88., , Sub Manager T° RENT' ' The two -Story Store Building, now oe- envied, by E, j spitohoitt,u & co. ,]r juu particulars, apply to Gto. SASA,,WELL, _Exeter - ' ' - • - • •Rar Council. Dasliwo " - od. '- -.,--- Regina, the capital Of the North west ,territorlosi has porelpised ilotiald's (of' Brussels Ont.,) World's Fair fire ell, . , gine., ' A'sad misfortubefell the seve,u-• f johi, miner. of ' 3,ear.oidson o'Euro_ ville, 'a day or two since. Thichild had gone to allieighbOr's to Jay with the -children; and when about ,c) leave for. home, he was invite,c1 to rernain for tea He'conserited,,but 'little express cart with the sin4 in ber hand. In,leaning on the the weight Of the car,t, Caused . , move flora under her, and she fe , , warded with the across.her repo the force being so gr,eat thaSh t . c' unable to ex.trieate herself fror noose. Mr, and Mrs, Scott had a child killed, by a kick from a lior ccilltY. , - . . , . . Council metpiirsuant to adjourn• . . . . ' merit in the town hall on Saturday, Nov, 4th, ' All the Meinhers preeent• it . WaS decided to intruc.t the ' ,reeve to file an appeal agairist award No. 1, , ,„,... 409? A number ' of aceounts we' re passed, whieh will appear in the fi nail- eial statement On Dee. 15th •C>otitlell then adjourned to meet on Dec: 1.9tli at 10 am Sam. J. Latta clerk. • . , Mrs- J. Kellerinan is slowly recover- . . , ' ', , . ' , 'h, - olg troin oar meent • itiness.-in. J. F reed, of 4914-10:11,. and' an Mr, d ivr,s• H. Keilerintin,, of Michigan, are ;. in - town this week. -1h6 quarterly ' Meeting held lie re ee Sifilday itl3t 4Vkl$ Wtql at telided -H. •Willert,' Esq., shipped a carload of lantbs to Buffalo. thia week. J. Snell, Escl, 'Is winding iiP, .the Yager estate and tho 'creditors will soon receive a 8rnall dividend. --.Did the editor think tne Dashwood '.corres., poodent sent inlast wool; s correspond erice for he waste basicotor did he eat Potatoes for breakfast • and forget it (Oh no, seribol it was just 00 oersiglit 'which:we trust,will nor occur ' again.] : . .,' . . , .. ' . • . • , iiu.ritill(gintlsentilhidorrodrelarsotf,„ateheek, ) day . ,h), . t' •tit leirS13, vieini attendedt, y--.. NI .ei! •, fcle.ele. II.. aIlfroe If) bhsii:.ef:ct hheeirrs last Week. -Mrs, Jacob Kellermaa serioilelv ill at-P.resellt• We hope she , . ..., , . „ ,....._ ,.. , . , may soon .recov.m...-liollowe en was celebrated ,here in the usual. way, Mini . i -n -g 'Serious ' happened .however.--flie marriaoe of Mr,' Frank' Hohlbein; hark: . jr, 2 inerchant,"to a, Miss iviepanghiln, .took, i d - • (aV d --.13d• ' )' We p ace yester 4,3r e 1,K , ,i,y. - wish Frank ItapilitisSs as . . , .- . ,, , ,. ., ,, -.., ,,..., ' , . a bendict.---ivii..Ficdil...eight.of tIxetell paid Dashwood, a , farewell Visit '011' , , , Tuokiday'beforw.,,leaving• •.for - T,oronte. oons(srsatotaef,..-reasia. , -. . - - „ ...........-.- SALE REGISTER:-- ' • . ' Wethiesday Noy, •221n1,' at 1 o'clock, on Lot' 3, Coocession 13, staniev,.of parm Stook 1..ro nlignepts etc Robert WallcIr and Datt'l Stceicie. keep. E, Bossen berry, uctionecr. . . isso 111100 0 . . . ,, • of fl ' nen . flfl ••• in the meantime lhe lady Of the house went down cellar. Hearingcries, she hastened up again only 'to' find her children rescuing, • the little follow from the ' dog, Which had him, down and had bitten entirely away, the Winile'of the tight cheek. It is sup posed the boy had heel) attempting to caress rhe do. - , -c•a•ve.re . ,. . On Saturday last the neighbors dis d sinoke •issuing frotn a, dwelling , slivno. i ranE, occupiedde,iptIAoreigelvolnhesuiisttlINe,Iliosyid' 1 1:.ivis ero.ovt 13e(.;r e, dOan flatiit.ikb,:et. one of the beds was on fire and that . . ., , , two small'ehildi.en, aged 2 and 4 years 'reSpectivelv were -ocl. d 'ri the house it s6ems •th-,:t the ,niloth:i. ;..,If ti,',,a, child ' had . d • t, ,1 • ', _.; rengone do own ... lopping anu had left tile little ones ' alone ii the house .• .4 ' I : I., ' ' I , arm Wilkie she - was gone • it is :- SUPP9Sed- 4116.Y gOt. PlaVing'N,Vitil n)att6hlie- es and set fire -to the bed clothes. house Was so titled with smoke that it • , • - ' was- with ,'' difficulty access could ...be „gained, and had. it not 1)e,en, discovered jt at that tithe the children' would have undoubtedly been suffocated' and wr)11.°RbiatibaiYh actili.edillS 1,1N-t•eerdre' soon 13111.ot n flilatiiiitIn a taenld -,. - . ‘ - , , Caught 1')i tho aottack. Gr.and, Rapid's, Nov. 14.-A B. in the way Of thief-eatchlug has introducted, in local:pollee circles, seye,ral nights the cash ' draw. Poster, Stevens.&.Co.'s store.. has robbed of sMall ainountS of cash the cashier determined to rrial(e a periment ' He 'arranged a,l-odacl- . . ; , ,,, - . - . ,, . .-. aAat lh,si, 1('se:teftenftiYXesoes,hfeitidilegltlacihiegal.ielethttpptnrsa. oi4s7ctw,b1t;iNdlovefiebifi:Iiit1;:e,:asianenni.74'v'e'd,ttd1hclillsbeee;a'aciitildrr'esna7leiesitisati,:i,1 ethie aneens photograph Conic' be t 1 The trap' was set for 'Saturday ' aid it worked to perfection., , the Plat° was deY...eloped in the k it showed a ancal° photograph •rof . showed a e' - boys In the act of opening , the The p i • c. e' ,..wete c-aited it drawer.' 0 1 • • • .. after a.sea, reh.the bo•ys . were 'ari ' • • ntii,ohr-sontti,og"luirtaio,,liivg, h'i-tieheney;de,..ieo,:ietiira,erldoeuettiv-r3eedatyli‘tythliiatthi . . . a . , fessed all. The aininints Iii Vol vec 11 but the thieying has been sPlenda: ' ' ' . . „,,,, Ern& If'LPER 94SRWOOD • wg $ '' . .---c8...'.--L----, ' ZUriah'' ,, The, extensive., •' • auction - Sale which took place at ' Peine's , 1 -Intel On TIleSdAy- of last week, . being , the Troperty Of 'the. ' insolvent Rop-: Ile I. estate was the largest Oyer r `! ,,l- ,• . . , held in this.VielnitY and a large illim ea st ot e cii id awn. lel Pc • 0.1. ev !II: bei' o f p e o p I u w e r elli ere Ar.,,..,. . ,. . f 1 . d ,',. 1 i ' 1.. al .' , sk.iv acres o au lized $27,000, and the personal:property in the neighborhood of .$700... .Mr John , . . ‘ .. ,. . l'orranCe, of . StanklY. ' purchased the /50 acres on the Zurich Road for ' .$8,- 950; Mr. ' C. Sehib1.), th6' 1.00 . aeros" nerthl.Yest of here • Mr. James Hao'en ,. , „ , t,. 2 Hillsgteen, the farm on the Parr Line and Mr J i ivinustone the property . ,-- J. ... „,,, . , „known' as the Fanaett farm, .the flax- • . ., , ,. , , , • • , 0, . •, mill property and solne villa.„,e plop- , . erty• kvir. Ed...13esseaberry, zu. ich's poPularcalictioncer,.Wielded 'the ham. mer in in his i..,igintleornynandable style and deserves cre it , M ' the wf“ e managed the sale. -MiSa Galmliti. ,of, tho 14th'con 'W`I.S married to Mr.. John Gash° on tht;,81:;t, 'Out'. ..Elkton,, Mich,- will bo their future. lire. , . ., • . L ,NOtiee is herehy'gier. pa that the rtner- ship heretofore ' exisi"ing betWoon' josetili Eidt and Christian W.alner,, car)rying %no .taiatio,4s,p.olintlidiecivu.i.aigero,iyati,sciow.:())1,a(!ht,int.ali..10 , '-'-'' under the name,.style and 'firm of EIDT & wALPER, has this day,boon Mutually dis- os Ived, end the aaid ialsiness will be bon- ch,c,d ty, future by the liforollaid, Mr. jes- °ph' Eidt. All accounts, due the , said firm , . must he ,settiea on or before tlie , 25th day f 1\TOVTIVIBER 1893 '...9, - . ,...-'-'.1 . ,. ..,.. t ,th and any person aavalg a aims a.gains e said pa'rtnership will kinclly. band, them to the said Mr. Iliat. , ,. , , . , ';„,.„.; 5 JOSEPH. EIDT. . „ ,,-..-- QT,TRisT/AN w,kLpER Haviug . I d the ' t ' 1 f ' 01 *.i% pure 'lase e.in. ore, , o ir:s..- jail waii,er i will continue rhe said bus,i- ness in t le old 'stand, aral beg to retura my A a sincerethanks to the nun3 areas felon...8 an 'Customers for their kind Patronage und npport in the iiast and would aslt one, and ItIlllor t• , 4 b of ,Ame 'with ,the . , a con mu 11 6 . , 1101,c of Satisfaction to all parties. . ' Yours truly, '',...„,•_,;_„,...., _ ____. -,TosEBEI, EI......DT THE. , fbX,Pt pic gkbrivirct t, - Is published every Thursday Morning, . at the Office, MAIN -STREET, --- EXETER, tlio--:. . -By ADVOCATE PUBL 1 SH 1 OG CONICANY; , ...„ . . , ___ _. ' TERMS OF SU, To,,pRaliPdT.ilnON.a.:.(1.7ano,,.. One Dollur per annum si.,,50 if not so paid. , , . ,„,„ aa„ z-a.'irerti,5--ff F'."`..te° G'3''' ---a---1'---- , taoaa. ,--- . No paperdiscontin.uoduntilallarrearages, r id .Advertiseraents without specific dIbireeletaion's will be published. till forbid and tharged accordingly. Liberal.discountma,de for transcient advertisements inserted for- long PoriOds. Every deserintion. of JOB puiNTING turned nut in the finest 3tYlei moderato rates, cheques,moneyord- era. &c.foradyertising; subscriptionsietc.tO' be made payable to - , Sanders,(5t DYe1,7 - - ?RoPu-,IEol'as., . ----7------7-7-7---. Try Manson for cheap shoes, -he is sellinho• at eo.reatly_redireed prices... . ,, . Did"V°11'‘i,3,ee IVI.,a1:1,sc,"I's.-e,he,?:1.'i,,hoes,?. He sells,cheapei thah any ?Mei nouse in town', • ' - . .:' ,. , . . , ,. , .• - 'Mr. Win Broolcs has .asiumed eentrel of the }lay post-ollice. Mr. Blatchfoi:a having rc.„sismed the position. ..,. , , , . ., . , A. Steam heating appara-nS ,was placed in the office of, the lieW gist trill this week by Cobbledick arid .Fol , I . ‘ , , laud. , , ' 4 11,1r. Clill.adian.:' ' . , _ ) , , Roy Mackenzie. the tallest and pro- bablv the strongest man '-' in 13ritish Colunabia. has returned to Vestinin- . t • • .ft • ' bq' nee Of sev ..i.al menthe .iarie,e . ., , spent up the line dein°. -mason *erit, for the C; R. R. Ile hase'beensurnmoned to Chicago totake 'Part in . the 'final heats for the tug of war championship of the, world, and will --;pull' with_ ;tys never -defeated Ontario team, of "which he was formerly a member.' One of the team was taken sick a short time , . ,, ... . . , ., , ., 3 ' sent fer to ago, and .macainzie was . , . „take thessick man's place: • Whsn Mr, Mackenzie left Westminster last spring,ilistruetive.=•• he was 8. feet 101:-. inches-% highi•,- and weighed 240 pounds.' Now be mea- ures 6 feet 11 inehes and weighs 257 1)0?.1h.ds, 1.,s'iih'a chest measurement of 46i inches, and though twenty -fours years of age,is still growing. His height ha been increased, by some , sc• thinover an inch in - less, than two .. _,_.„ years., r Mackenzie is a native of Hit- Ton county, and his father as,•.as ' also - • .. , CanadUln born. -"Eesi, es being one of the; best tug of -war Men. ill, t4s, ‘world, he is also a first class all round -athlete.'has , He is as streight as a pine well ,, built ., , . , . , and betraying no awkwardnessvrt/. his ,a'agnifi- moveents-,'altogether he rn rri i f h it specmen oumany. . .-,.. , , , ' , 01,a;lidebOye,-- . . The death of the la.te'bennis .Sutton d, - ,t .1 , . t ti family• occure . unox•peL ei a the 2 homes, ,ted, here, on the evening of Mon- day,, Nov. e, l'he deceased' had ''detn, Piained., “fOrthelaSt month of:. not .feel:' ing welt, but ne.hber, his family nor his, attendant physician atititipated fatal results, as he. had: personally attended tO-hiir lciitgestablished,lurriber business- until- the Sa,turdiry precedino. his death On that'clay lie returned: to his home, e,xpeeting.that medicine an rest weal effect his .recovery-. : On, Monday .ho was..able.ito .walk.'out.and also wrote- a business letter in the 'forenoon.' In the . , - ,afternoori he requested his -daughter to go to, Ialea,o for. some medicine he. needed. -:She left;,hinr.lying on a . sofa 'apparently- /10..wersn'; . Daring her,"ab.. .sence the servant found . him-. lying dead on his, bedroom floor. , On being called, James Sutton, rushed' in 'froth the .barn but fonrid his, 'father . beyond all earthly - help. He had evidently y - . • .. tried to get to his bed, but .heart fail, ure intervened anclbe was lying life:- lesSlayhia.bed-..ayith his ,cauo in his 'baud': when teired,' ' The'shoek,'• to - t4is fainily"was Very great; , The interment at St. Jarnes,1Ceineter.y. ,took' place on Wednesday . the 8th inst., and was largely. attended. Mr. Sutton was aged . . .74 y ears ..and -3 months,.., and survived his wife: the , short 'periocf,..of , ,eight months. • , . , .. . „ . succeed in g•etting, the fire exting, aialie- ,d, : ,,' , . .,.. ' . : • , ., The Supply. oflitabies. It has been computed that alum . . - • ., . , •, ' Greenway. . .• Dulutia,.:..Mifen:, Nov.c 1L -The. jury , •A•Bad Priest lePnistied•'m g tn the.case o Father . onnolly, ed With cdminit.inl.>,. lane on the :peregri of Nellie Hannon., a 17, year -O 'metal -Jet of: his parish returnei a yet diet Of guilty.. 040,000 babies are -born into the 1 , , , . ethaecril3 e.f6,ei.aer,ab`c/Zt3sreasit!,nottprordnule.tio 'n '.P''Itil mere than one for eyer.; beatof c1oek.,,,.With the onea-second ea: tion every icedei is familiar, but not everyone Who stops to , calc ,v,, what this inearte 's,v-hen it 'comes m,,,. ---, -. .„ .. , . , D. AleKehzie, teacher of .,,_Sht.pYa. Public ,`....,,chool, spent last baturoaY and Sabbath with Mr. George Foeter. teach' er of school No. 10, ---The ,Yetinf; 'People •, .of the Epwrirth League Will ‘Plve. a free' entettai)linent. in 13ostOn 'MethodiSt. Church next ,ildaY . t•velling., .They extend a cordial invitation to the, pub.,. p.e..!---„ma:ster Willie A. Wilson, ancl'. his, Sister Alice visited friends ' out, near- , , , ., SYlyan . last •Saturday. -The Grand Bend Circuit have arranged for a, thanksgiving on the evenin,g of the 23rd in the parsonage at Corbett --=•A'nuiriber.of our 'citizens attended the temperance meeting,' Manning School, on the 7th. .Th.1rieeting was e' Wel attended., The 'addressee by' Rev, Mr. Knox, J. H. Ghent -'and 'Mr. ':Johii: . . , , . , . , , Waterswere highly ' interesting and Mr. George Foster'Sh.ot.',a :fine large Wild duck .last week.—Mr W. , J: .Stinson, of ''Ba,v, field,-'''yisite,d, friends here'. last Friday. -S!, and F. English returned from ,.'N,lanitoba . last, week., They give a very unfavorable report of the country, -A fine lot of , . , Christmas. presents have just - been , opened at the Boston Store. - , ' liurell. 91.reetOrY. TREVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH. --Rev. F, R. -- a' In Fatt. Rector. Sunday Services, 11 and 7 p.m. Sabbath SCh001, 3 p.. m. Holy Communion, 1st Sunday of eaah. month at Morning Service. and in months of five Sun- days after Eyening•Sorvice of 4th Sunclay of the month, Holy Baptism. on 2nd SunditY of each Month at morning service. atErneraer cuelioll--jam' e5-st JACKSON Pastor.stindayServiceso.o.so a.m., and 6.30 p.m. Sa bbatli. School, 2,30 p. ra . -sel,a MAIN sTaRET Rev. IV• McDoinigh, Pas- or. Sunday Services, 1030 a.m. all'1-6.:?0 P.n.' Sabbath School 2.30 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN CIIITRCH...-Ite'v. W. Martin, Pastor. Sunday Ser.vices, 11 a. In. ana 6.3o p. tn. sa,bbatk sehool,D.45 a. m .. ' 10.11 E'rrwg -Reeve. ' • • Reevelyeleh, Who has for years par- riedon a large. 'produce ' trade With • , • .fariners at Stony Point, left hoine , ten days ago.,. HiS.,,disappearance cansed considerable alarm. among hie Wends, who were unable to account for his continued'abeence. He was finally lo- 'cated in Detroit, arid on ,Friday,.night .vas arrested on a .charge of . em,bez- zling1500 :from .W-illiara,Perrault. His arrest will cause consid.erable. surprise • ' • .. , among these 'who know him, as he has been prominent in. • .public .affairs for many' years- IN.4r. Welsh was takeh to the -Sandvi/iCh, jail., , - ' '..-- .. . year's supply.. It will .therefere .. .. . . ably startle a good litany . perSot 'find (14.1 the antherity Of a Weil. k . .. . . . .. :, , statistician that.Could'the infants year be rang.ed in a 'line in cradle cradles would extend around the The same writer looks at it in a picturesque light. He imagines babies being Ja,rried past'a given b. m in their other 8 arraS, one by one the Procession being liept up nigh day until the last hour in the -tm - . . menth had passed by. A sufflci liberal rate is allowed, hirt even. t ing past at twenty, a ininut„0,, ,20.i hour; during tlie entire year, .siii yie,wer at his, _ . .roression.ai cards.. • H.KINS1,1AN,L.D.S,Fanson's Block 4.474.17 tWO doors north of Carling Store MAIN ST, EXETER, extra.ctS teeth. without pailsEnd. in. Away at and Ilenball on, 1S't Friday; Aa Craig on and zurieyon last Thursday of ouch month., - ra. H. ING-RA11,I)ENTisr, Member's:Oval kJ. college Dental surgeons, successor to H. L. Billings. Office over •Post Office Exeter. Ont. A safe anaesthetic'ziven for the painless extraction or teeth;' Fine Gold Fillings as required.. . . . - Waar'on, the A.P.A's. Bufiale,Nevernhei. 14. -Charges , of conspiracy.have been.made against 75 Buffalo' eitfZeris, and will be presented to the next:grand jury.. All of them are alleged to be, members of the • "A-. , P. A.," the Anti Catholic secret society which lately has taken root in Buffalo, has established several branchee and a news a er organ. The already , . .p p .„, case will be in the nature of a' test to . . post would ,' only .„ . een the sixth part ' . s • • , of the inf, host. In other. words the babe had to. be carried when the tram gall would' be able to ..w.a.a1/4- , wh mere fraction of bis comrades reached the _reviewer,s' post, ancl.,., the year s supply of babes was trig tti a close there would' be a guard, not of infants, but of roil boys andgiris. , . , .. .....________,-...._. -.....a....-----.... medical S. Drs. ,T..A.BoLLINp st T Sama.. e AMO,formerly Residenees, ,as OFFICES, Spackman,. buildiag,Main St. Dr, 'Rollins' office; sanie as formerly -north door. Dr. Amos' office, 8ame budding -•-south door.. May 1st. 1803 T. A Rollins, M. 1). T. A. Amos, lif.1) ..na.T.E. mci,AuGHLIN, atnalBER OF .1.., the College of Physicians andSurgeons Ont4rio. Physician, Surgeon and Eicconch- °tar, 'office, Dashwood, Ont.,. .'. ' .. - - , Varna. The Rey. S. J. White, .evangeliet, de- , fi've' red 'a vcryinteresting. sermon .to a .large audienCe ' on: Sunday :fereriOon last. It being 'quarterly .servi-ce,.. a large number of Brueefieldand GaSeh,- en friend :Were , 'Present.. Evening 'st'rvice bein a' dispenei-?,d With, :several of the Va.rnatitee drove to BrUeefield to . . attend the, special services. Which • are being.,condneted,by the above gentle- inan and his 'daughter. --,The church shed. has recently received, 'a „ coat of paint, Which adds oTeatly-to its appear , t, . 1 . .. . . . vince. The members are contemplating giYing the interior Of ,the ,Chlirelr ' a that thoroughi.. ivh, atrenovating.itrequires; ::,,,Unisdo'aitibpteid.el.s.v. ,ont in a very unbecoming' condition.--, Our R T of T's were rather surprised :Tuesday ey'en, ing last to find that the ledge 'door 'securely 'nailed and ' ' - • ' - ' 'everythino. around, bespoke ;the ap- 'P3111'.anee' 02!ci?osiiv:e3y119 a WI a'llee''' the meeting had to be • . It ,,wi or.evening, .. dispensed with f that that for sa.rile' time . there has been some 'dispute as to who is the' • - ' " • • • 'built Orr rightful owner. The hall is the farm of one of • our " eiitliusiastf . . ... . . , . . Prohibi•limiists," Who has come ,to, the conclusion that he has the ri,,lobtful: 'owner,' consequently .he is determined, tol)rohibit the Tetrtplars who are the .rightful owners, froniM mooting ' then; EVidently there will be some troable, about it 'before the matter is eatisfactor ily 'settled*, -Mt. ,John Torrance , has tlie Floppel estate, of 150 ac- res for the sum of $9,950. ' Wo are ex- sorrow lose 141r, Torrance from bur midst, and particularly ftoni • . , our toWnehip, as he has for Severat ' s very eatisfaetorily filled the of year . , . , ficial position, cf reeve. The people , of. Zur,ieh andvielnity will find ' hini; a very werthy'gentleniatt..2-Mr. . Samuel . . ,_ , „ ., , at, Moffatt has purchased "ie 41a'rn. of .'-''' cp ow led Da afi. A .r. hes fel t e sum of- 3 150.-IV1r, W. johnst oti met $ , . With an accident on Sunday evening last ,e9, his way teB.rucelield which re- suli,°a111. a breakcl°wn'''' Four in a- ie buggy if; rutlil,' tOu, much 117:111 . . --' ., . • . . ,e. --,-Around About U. .. A young man, who, had for some years been a faithful. empl , ye- in this office,Saturdayobtain skipped the town on . evening. It is said he left far Denver. Ramer has it that he ,was too intirna,' te with a lady friend...-MitehellActrocat,e. . - .• ,• • Rey. J.T. Korrin, of Bayfield, who has liyed four years in the ,.Argentine .Republie, is ie. deliver a lecture in Staffa on Tuesday evening the 31st inst on "Life in South America." The ., , . . lso -Rey Mr Hodgins, of Seaforth, is a . to he present and address ,the meeting. ' - - ma:. sam,',T .Latta, PrincipalOf . tit:ye Public School, Zurich, taken surprise, ori Friday fortnight, when about fifty of Ins pupils and. ex-.PliPils . took. PoggesSioll of his house and pre- sented him with an arm -chair and Mrs. .. - •ITjeadttbavwal'itchelna oseiltialtitaurtvYea''ddaereesersraf 7,-ae.xii: 1 • , • - . . ' . , pressive 'of the high esteem in which, thev'are held by the pupils, s,' . ' . Mr. J. L. Patterson, of tucknow,,has ,on exhibition' twelve monster potatoes. The cloven potatoes together -weigh 21 pounds, and the largest one weighs 21 pounds. They are if the Catnie varie- ty, and were grown by , Mr, Wilson EaalesoO' of the 12th concession of ' Ashflold, Mr. Eagleson had three acres of these potatoes planted and expects to, have about five hundred bushels. • Dr. Niemeter Of Tavistock pe,rformed , t- a very Clever ope,ra io,!,1, On the ertsion P of Mrs, R Woon, t. aaarys, recen y. She had a sudden attack of what 3:0- . - ' peared to abe inflammation of ,the bowels, and growing worse the do.ctor WaS sent fel:" He succeeded i'n reinov- ing'from the abdomen a goose bone of ‘'in 'loch and a half,,°r tw''),I.ong' As the patient ' as euffesinsr at ' intervals in w, . o . the same way for. many years, the sup- position 18that ' yehaerbsonge Ow, amrss,wawliodwon- has ta6oyered stich.,ctaatiy 4, , b.s ,ahaut • ''T/IIEVING Tottans•-Fon,r. of, ..thera, faced tiitiaway into W, ,a, ,,,,noy.d's kakery ,Is.st Sunday evening' and car- ried off several boxes' of cigars. . We tl ' 1 der wae no are infottned that le 213 , lose it personage than 'Buns Castle .but theinanies at the ()there , We have t learned. 'They made their way to no , .,, . f h r - said Setitorth'(Wheye some .0 ,, t orn.tt, e . . , o ' . ' , -Ind': W.el'e oire rtaken. t ha'l frenl.) ' The. paid for What they stole, A tent inf•P°Lliten,tiar.v,, , which 'will -Spoiler . or later come, Will teaeli , those incOrrig'-. ible. y, autbs a life -lesson., AlI of thent are old enotigla teltneW hetOri•-'--News .an o triton from the. courts , . p 'whether! this.societY within . the miletriits. ---------"'"---------- • Legal. - comes scopeofa crinamal conspiracy and .its litera.,tute: Tinder the bail of the laW, as Matter tenth:no'. to Incite riot. - s' CEEWS.-Ill Exeter North, on the ' inst., the, wife of Thomas Crews . dauoltet • • . „_„„.„...._ D H. COLLIES, BARRISTER;SOLICIT- .i_vu• ' OR, Conveyancer, Notary Piiblic. Office -Over O'Neil's 13ankiElteter,Ontari'o; Money to Loan. ' , • .:,. :, 4m..-..- , , ' 1 • West liolTillivray, Mr..Wm..Dauncey,, who , was very' , ..' . ' low, is slowly improyin.-The diply. 'theria epidemic which ' was ' prevalent ,. . „ i- . ' here bas subsided. ---,Mr. Sanford Bald-. win, Who'spent the suranier in 'Mani- tuba, hasiarriVe'd bo' hie' aiii,i. .'i , ,sop,;..!•, *hat Under the weather. ,... ,„, ., ,,, , . .-„aa- • 'Which pied .171.rt ? Battle Creek; •Mick., 'Nov, 14;-A curious question has -arisen with re ALtrso'at.-In Usberne,. (Thames : , on thel5th inst., the wife• of Allison, of a : daughter.:T --'-'"------------ •Pt L.E.14°,.'s°1',33.ARgasTER,s01.,ip.iTp— preme Court, Notary Public, Con- voyancer,CominiSsioner,"&O.MOneyto loan. ofticeFemsolveBlock,Exeter.' . (rard- to the death of Clu.rles S. Saxe o and his wife` two New York State vict- .. ' ' -. .. • ims of the recent disaster on the Clii cago and 'Grand Trunk. Mr. Saxe left two 6himren. , If Saxe died first the wife's relatives will get the pro,pertY, which iS very large;. but if Mrs Saxe diedfirst the husband's heir's win , be ii• ..,.. i . Bursorr.-In Stafra, on the. '9th Mrs. Rebecca Butson, aged 51 a .._d 8_ inouhs. . . soic.-Ik: B• rucefield, on Nov. Sia:RiPev. J. R. Simpson, aged ed 40 ye; .EN ELIOT & ELLIOT, BARRISTtES,SOLIO .12.1 itors, ConVeyapeers. Sze. B. V. ELLIOT. ` EftEDERICK ELLIOT, , Aucttoueerswas - . -0,3,,-----7---- .--.-' ' 003214111110a,ti0.31, ' ' i"' 6'1, ,.. .-..... , TT BuoWN,Winchoisea... Lioonsoq Allot- i. it . ioneer for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex, also for the township oftrsborne Rados promptly, attended to and terms rea- sonbul e.Sale8 arranged. at Post office. Win- Dhelaea. .-till 't p ' li_e, 11,1,a. .;; b ...., Siu:-,-, , .. ..:3 ., I noticed an item in $t ,. regard to that farmers.,h.Oi.se*,,b.',Conscquently 'fi."• did ''not'•il' 4- the first place we, i - .-... a,0,..,...: 0 horse out of the shed as :StEitedit-',40id .appears, seeond it did not cost us five :dollars ' . • each, and we were not Up befoie Squire 13. uehanan either. ' N the Now e reasan we sent the horse home,•was that this same farmer is inthehabit of cominc,o' to town and'leavino. his horse 'tied to ' a ,., . post in, front of the hotel for_hours, while he is inside geto. filledinup.. so we thought we woulcrteach . him a. lesson .by sending his horse home without him By publishing this in your next issue will- - ' .purclineed you, oblige. . ' '. ONE OF TIIE Boys. ' .ceedin„aly in luck The supposition is that both • . . died instaneouslv, although the bus- band'sheirs will'ar Tie that the wife was first to succumb. A long contest in the New York courts is in prospect, . .o, wer 4 - „ ee.ts ,..i. VI . . BAR% tIll DATS n 10xita i ,, tie:. .E B°ssENBEB:RY'Re. sal r °- . erised Auctioneer tor tile Counties of Huron and 'Perth.. Charges moderate Ancl. iatisfaction guaranteed. Mfr. 7, Kos. Gibsoit's Opponent. '- Brussels, Nov, 14.—The East Riding of Huron Conservative Assi)hciation...- held their Meetiflg in the town all to - '•il day to nominate their representative for the Local Legislature. There was a good representation oldeleoates. Af- the usual yr utine business the elec. boo of a candidate was up. The un - amnions choiee was. E. L. Dickinson, Esn bartister, of Wiriodiam. He was "'' ' ' ' r' ' • • '".• the solid choice of the convention Mr. Mailer M P. P. was in attendance. st;0110' 'SPE:eheS 'W(31.° Faare'w,'ex-M. p., Mr. Martel' M. P., P., 1 13. B G Te 'ance was aod A a. . erry. mpei fully. taken up, as well as . other pro- vincial issues. The meeting was very pronounced in favor of Mr. Dickinson. .At • • - • • 1 -A • 9 1 illii 111 w • _._ 41- e have pin the knife good and deep. See prices' • Ladies' Mantles worth 02 $2,00; Ladies' 3,1antles' P. ... , .. ,. •-c,', *.1.00 for $3,00:,' Ladies' as . , . 0 5. liose7;,0 • ' ' rth 25 cents imicia , iw,aocrit.iiels,35beltasci;or c2aoshemtse,.;res 1 iFijill , . an $3.0 -1 . . . for 1 ' 1Land. B.EL.-siv.PARN0q4B,.1?royineia, , 'er kljoeYfgere" a, nmaftiPnlYsereEotn,g.neeteeti, Oar' ,.4 RNEST ELLIOT. • AGENT FOR , ,,---r--‘,- ., / ate Western Fire Assurance CeinPanYi ' of Toronto 'ter The Phconix Fire insurance Co'y., . , of Lon.don, England The Alliance Fire Assurance. Co'va ,' ' of London, Vn-gland , Offloo:=-Main-street,E7reter, Ont. EXETER MARKETS. (Changed every Weamesde,y) .eat per bushel...-. $0.56 tu0.58 _ 'ley- ............ '' 35' to at ' . ' - as.-- • • • • • • • • • • • , , • • .50 to 51 atter ...... .,..........a .8- to 2/ ' 18 i• ,r,,,ird.-,„.. „ „ ., ....... , ' .0 14 Egge ,... . . '..... ...... ..'.. . ' le Chlcicell Per lb • -- ,.... • • ...,7. • ! t. o '6 Geese,.........: ...... , ..., ', , '6', Turkeys.. ....'.... ........... .8 Dlicks, per Pair...,...,.... ..;50 to 60• Pork ..'• . I a .... 'a.. • a aa ,.. 7.00 to 1 ,20 Potatoes‘por 0113 ... , .. .... ' 86 to 40 Hay per ton .... - 6.00 to 7b:?; iiitkton... . - Mr. E. C. Steele, P. 1.,,- S., of Toronto, is on a visit to the rectory for a, few 4aysi.—Old Mr. Ballantyne, near Win.' chelgea; is verY 'PoorlY' and suffering. from an .3,ttaek of .rheumatisni.-Holy Commanion was a ministered in - st, Pani s 1 • n Sunday .. . anl a e lin ch e.,1ast. to a, lal <re Bea_ tie Esq., has. been lately .appointed a juStide of the, Peace. -Mr. , ,R,- Beattie -had the misfortune to fall off a load of lumber near hie new,' hens° and - broke nig . thigh -bone Ile is Under Dr. ThOmp. .s seri'.crire.L.-The grain: threshers 'are about through. with their seasoilla weak and report at least a full „average re- turn of cro s' with la t ' • p wi s year.— e ae-- Th S ran:Unit ,was 'ad,ministered last Sunday iti,tlie Stone Church (Pte.sbyterian.) The 'e 8 e b th O l' d . „I . was etvi e '0 m r iing.' an ' - ' ' ' ey. enlog, ... , ,.. • A _Little Girl(Ranged. Niagara Fall, Ont., November 13.--, ,A peeriliarly'ead and tragic fate met a little fout-year old mild here a day or o e . and. which has ust come to twago,j 11411t. 'Lizzie Scott was the . viethri's irame,,the daughter a Mr: & is Jehll Scott. She was playing, 'in the yard with r a The lhelittle brother about sWing. ittlo boy starLed.for the house ,- to get an a,pple,'the little girl called after hint . ,,L,Brg irM one, to,o,,"_ In a, few. teernenta the lad returnod, but, to- li is horror tie saw hie little sister hanging , , . in the air suspended under' the neck. by ' ' . ' 11 rushed tO her. aml the awing rope, • 0 ., lifted 'her off the rope, and her lii ei ess body. fell from,hlgbah.d.s• to the greund. Mediezil.aid.Wae Sinturioned, hut t.he 11ttil 0Ust1LYUU0d,UsaatillIYIUT,',b.„?.t1traa. g: .70.,.' Itle:v1°r0e0163ex,e:eltilcSisrl.11():°:/1111.0.tlacieu'icil't106:10f0e'soni;2Ls2111,:91ia5,e'liielt.s,(:.(1)11 heavy anholette Worth 'a , f -i. for 15 cts,i 1 Pleeo of groY c'" n61 at.5 cts per yard. Do h dre88 00eis .worth ,.,...-tl. Widt,r,! '''' for 115 et. . Great 'slsnedit 1:7. , , ,,., ,,, , T.* drp.gg goods all thTough, 6.o o ' ' • r 1.., of bd _oal_l for 2,5 cis, 0, ,,9 cy Japan tea 35 cts-quality' Az „t,,,,,,,t , i. , 3 e+ ''''' `-'"` ° 'a wa u°1•11•!' a°a1 0 Dress. trimmings world) , ,, for 15 cts. .1:joys' suits ' VI' $5 50 for 8.50'. ' 'Yoti 66n . 2 to $3 on a snit or ()Vent .. , inen, iltust be ;7.4old. . , ,,, r.„. . d,,,„,, 4,4, 4,-- week . ' i'- r i'll u7f, •jul twu ''' TERMS:,Cash: or Pro .0 ' • c00bebeiii.tecep. , nty-, of oi, byx,,,d.' ' 'clViessH srs.. O'Hara & Co., Stock, and Debenture Bro`sters, membere Toronto ,Stook'xchaligg, 21 , Toronto Street, nave, just completed the .pnrehase•' Of ,,„ .0 . fC ' ' ' f ' 0 'f rd 0155,0 0 o the ounty a . .x o . bands,:payable in twenty.cqual. A411.1181 • t e . 1 a .1 4 ., . y • ' inetal n nts, )e i ng pal cent , - ' etillY• TlleSe bonds' were issued for the pas„, , ing'for 'the erection °f '' the ila'"eetile County 'building' in Woodstock, , Messrs, H, O'fiara & Co., have, diSposed ef these bende to clients in Great Britain to Plse's noinaty• for Catarrh Is the est, BriSiest. lc. Title; Shtl 'cheapest. , t- - • arc i,,.a , .,....... sold by druggists or sent by min, 4M. E. T. llazaktine. Witeren.'Pit, '. A Ot117eritioxi,tt,Ent46 littt6rt,' Conser- 'Yatitiu, S Will be' 'held' -iit :Brusaels,'. on Tuesillv /loci to uotUinE.to it candidate' . The Supi'erne '.0ciiirt Ilas—fint.S/18. d: the ontarie list arid adionined, Until' No yU8lU ttizn 4per cen .y 041' y. Jf000r0. 1/0.‘“.44.41.4'4 • a. rope rope it to 11 for - neck, w3A the iother Se r6- velty been For r itt been , and n, ex- upozi and .ed so draw - ns of stunt, aken.„ night dark three cash and .ested g at the con - I are stop - t 3Gr world la, te or the kiula- it is ulate to a. Prot • s ONVII of a ' s, the lobe. More the point , and, t and eifth ently t go- re - h aye ntile that i p- en a had when ra,w- rear ping " 13011 ,o a Road) John years 9th‘ 0 for oral an - with igh.er lack 7 ets; hose eels raCeS extra cts flan - 5 ets or in. bars -cent guar- 10e - 5 et* orth save at for ute.,