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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1894-8-9, Page 81ore vItiol• a , A boy seventeen, yeere of age, rid e 141,0,A T0t1 11. weighing 500 patinae died, in Daytors O. t N 8.3SCItAnG. 00M- laet Pe NY, ef Tovontor alao for the KKK gssitneeteetal COMPANZ. of Lou me 404).11, Campoell, keele Of MX, Peter England aLittAtNeK ISSVAAM4 Vind-'" CaniPbelir of LoPO: f' ta from a ladder VAKIC et Unsalted. on Fricley lest and brake leis arra. WGOOD We ere ehewing Semple Lots of choice Riegers Perfume. We are showing a nice line of Eirde Brushes. We are showing Soaps. We are showing a line -of Combs. We show a fine line of Tooth Brushes, We are offering a Snap in Whisks. We have low lines in Sport,. We keep Tooth Picks and sell them cheap. We keep Chamois Skins, best quaky. You mae, need some of the above, call and w. will try and please you, cheap linedfTvtlet J. GRIGG, 1\01± --AT THE- Balkrapt Storo 20 pieces Dress Goods regular price from ioc to 25c. ; clearing price, your choice for 5c.• This is by far the best bargains we have ever offered in low priced goods. Come an,d see. 58c. per yard is our clearing price for a Black Pure Wool Silk Finish Henrietta worth in any regular store 85c. 'Yes„. bring along a sample of the best ' 85c. Henrietta you can fin,d . and .if our 58c is not as good pass us by, Remember we:beat in all our groceries. Ys pound sealer Forest City baking powder for 20c. ; 3 lb. box soda bisCuits for 22C. , 4 lb. best ginger snaps for 25c. '•• 6 bars Dingman's electric soap for 25c. ; 5 bars of .castile or oatmeal soap for .25c. ; 3 box- es' best matches for 25c. ; best carpet tacks for 3c. a box ; Rctyal Yeast largest box for 6c; Essences, largest bottle for 6c.; pure black pepper, best quality loc. a lb. ; 4oc uncolored Japan tea for 20C. ; 45c. uncolored Japan tea for 25c. Come to us and save money J. A. Stewart. .1.110••••••••=11••••=1M•00 Meow Preebyterian etturob, Obeli, will be :vaned and dedicated on. Sunday September 9th. Adele. Scott has sold his farm, being the south half of Lot 15, Concession 4, Moms, to William Sheridan, to $1 700. Medieal men sey that never ixi their eeperience was there as little eicleuese in the neighborhood as there is just now. A little eon ef Mr. Jos. jordare Mitchell, is suffering from sunstroke, and his attending phyeiciaa has little hopes of his recovery. The Reliance Electric light company, who were after the poritraot for lighting Exeter, has been compelled to make an assignment from /ack of capitaL Mr. Win, Hillibricht, of Logan, ha purchased from Mr. Wm. Colquhoun, of Hibbert, the splendid heitery draught stallion, '4Prince of Twynholn" for the sum of On vatat Waateet. Te gel° Lender. Dative to commence ladle et Angeot Poc pertioalgre epely to htre. M. J. White, Exeter. eeeeeeeerate 4000Ptese. The Undersigned ,clialleoges ea), intle in Ontario to feed a machine (threehing) for $100 (eue hundred dollers)eer 1 hour el Tbie ohellengele apart for one month, Any man acceptiog this challenge Mut feed all kinds of grain, Wm. Whalen, 7th 00a., Ilidetulph. A locel thrasher of Woodheree accepts the above challenge. and wishes, to know Whether it is for number of bushels oe etyle of feeding,or bete, Correspend With Peet 'suedes' 4 Woodham Who Will complete arrengements. 40....01.01104.0.0• 1E'ls4 at Br3an/au:1.. On Saturday morning about 3 o'olookahe gri st inill, aim mill, post office, store and a dwelling hotted at tlryaneton were de- stroyed by fire. The dre originated in tete grist mill,and befo,e anything could be done. the buildings on °meads of the street were wiped met. Nearly everything wee deetroyed including tame& home. The mill was run by We Chowen, son ot Wm. Chowen of. Usborne. The origin of the fire is a mystery, and the loss will be very heavy, A- ferule ,r who lives on blie 12th. con- ' Th'z'T Get sw,"'" cession of London township, set fire to - By the sueoesigion ter levied by the a stamp in the middle of an oat field ()aerie Govetnment upwards of 810,000 Sunday, and as a consequence lost nearly of the estate of the , late Thomas Trivitt all his oats. goes into the Provinoial exchequer. A Garden Social will be held at Followiag is the readiag of the Sumatra ion Duey Ant of 1$02, parsed. by the Ori - ea Messrs. Dauncey and White's, on the i I 'overnment ; "When tbe estate is • evening of Friday August 24th. Conee u'orLetite,gese it is' free et duty, when and spend a pleasant evening. Ad- under 3100,000, and left to a father, mission, 100. mother, husband, wife, child, grandchild, The reeve, hi response to a largely daughter-iti-law, or eon -in-law it is free Notice to Mines' Readers. The publishers would esteem it a favor if waders wouldoelien making their purchases, • nation that they saw the merchant's adver- tisement in Tat Trines. NOTICE -All business announcements notices of public meetings, entertainments auction sales, etc., appearing in these looal °OMIT:no will be °horded for at the rate of live gents per line each insertion. Bleak heading lb count ao three lines. Gash with order save tti Palms having open aocounts. To insure ohange of advertisements in current isane copy must be handedinto o idea on Tuesday. gttiv THURSDAY. AUGUST 9th, 1894. TrivittMomori&lah. • &MOAT' AOGEST 12t1).1894, 'Sermons ;--31 alm-"Lost in theBattle 7 p ra-"The Light of the World." 1 Special Musto for Event:Ting. Magnifica Service "B unnett." Anthem -"Lead Kindly Light." liolo lay R. 11, Collins. ,Cornet Solo, -K. Gitlane Choxos by the Choir: •,Choir fpraetioe Ttituaday everting- • attendance requetted. ''3.,• LOCAL HAPPENINGS. VOn SALt.---1 Second hand Phaeton, 1 second heed two -seated carriage, and one eett of secondhand harness. Also new buggies Red carte • Apply to • W., G. Beastme. 'The leleyete Races, • The following is the result of the bleyele recoil lest evening i -One mass novice, T. Smith, R. Perguson, •Time milo open -two heats, first, Winters, 2nd, Browning and Livingstone tie ; Tad heat, let Maser, Saaforthi ; 2nd Living - tone, Seaforth; :3rd, Browning Exeter, Time,1.14, 1.20, Twa-mile handicep,-T Smith,. Dieter; Geo 110110300, gItOlOri LivIngstotie, • Seaforth; W E Browning, Exeter. Time, 4,33. Slow Rade, 50 yards.. -S Livingstone, Seabeds; 0 Cook, Rensall.-Time, 2.7. A. fuI signed petition, has proclaimed Thurs. of d'ItY• day, 16th Aagust, a civic holiday. Ar- When the value of the estate is over raneements are being mule for a union $100,000, mid peeees to any of the near the relatives in the preeeding clause, a tar of someterepicmc at Bend. Mr. George Bice, of MoGillivraY, and 21 per oent is levied. When the value ex- . este& $200,000, and passes as above a tam Miss Lizzie Ross, of Maury, were of 5 per cent is leVie& united in marriage at the Meehodist Wheo the value exceeds $10,000 and is earsonage, Ansa .Craig, on Wednesday left to any relatives except those above evening last, by Rev. W. Ayers. mentioned the duty is 5 per cent, and when Mrs. Sarah Ann Begley, of Wingharn the value exceeds 610,000 and. passes to aged 23 years. died ia the • London any stranger in blood, the cluty is 10 per Hospital the other night, the resulb of cent." an operation. The body Was taken ...-.0.--. north be the G. T. R. the other day. Personals . Mrs. D- French left Monday for Grand .All children who have not yet been vaecinated bad better se, to it at ogee, Bend, accompanied by her nieces, the as none but those who have complied with the proclamation of the Board of Health will be allowed to attend eahool. SETT'S -07 TEEM 0.t reduced rates, and sureto fit with once making. GOLD FILturgS, highest grade at moderate rates. EXTRACTING, painlessiand cheap, Gas given at reduced rates,at Dental Rooms, Exeter, and at Zurich. Dir. Andrew Wright, of Fullerton, was arranging some belts about a ma- chine on Monday last when he turned. his head suddenly and as struck by a lever on the right eye, injurixti that me- mber, The °finial Check for the'expenses of the North Middlesex Election, amount- ing to$672.25 has been received by the Returning Officer, and the proceeds distribated among the persons entitled to receive the same. Stevens & Burns, London, have made an assignment for the bents& of their creditors. Their litbitities, not includ- ing the banks, are reperted to be, about 850,000. The firm was an enterprising one, and their assignment will cause general regret. The entrance examination results have not yet returned from the Educa- tion Department for publication. What they are doing down there all summer nobody knows. The Patrons will have to take that department into bheir consideration. Walkerton hes a suit for deanages given against it on account of defective streets. It has been appealed once or twice, and now it is thought wise to settle. The probability is that it can be settled for $3,500, and the general feeling of the ratepayers is to settle it on that basis, le is a rather severe lesson to the corporetion. A law suit of a peculiar nature is soon to be tried in London -the differenee between two London township farmers. It, appears& man named McRoberts was sadly pestered with grasshoppers, and withthe aid. of several neighbors, with tin pads, wires and brush. drove the whole horde on to his neighbors grain, to the complete demolition of the latter's crop. This neighbor now brings an action againsb McRoberts for damages caused by the grasshopper raid. While working in a pea field on lot 27, con, 7, Logan, during the storm Wednesday morning, H. Grebe, an old Mati of 80 years, was struck by light- ning ancl instantly killed. The current had evidently first struck the pitchfork he was carrying, and following the body. down had. taken every bit of clothing off, even to the boots, whicb were torn to pieces. There were no marks on the body except that the hair was burned on the head and face. The Voters' List for the Trillages of Exeter has been oompleted and contains 594 names, divided as follow -Pert 1, 448; part 2, 135; part 3, 13. There are 245 persons eligible to serve as Jurors. The lista have been posted by the clerk in the different places required by law, and. it is the duty of every ratepayer or those entitled to a vote, to see that their names are properly inserted on the list. This would obviate a good dee' of trouble and hard-feeline later on. .......-eameresesteesesseeetee The Wile° of the 5th Dialsieri Court out • now be found in the effioe ef Me. Chas. Saell, are who last week teoeived the sip. poidtMent of clerk. litte Mr. Thee. Trivitt •dioestseds Mt. Snell Will makejtsrs eient and obliging alder, =gicil Misses Hoskin of Toronto -Mr. Victor French of Mitchell, spent Suoday under the parental roof, -Mr. Roger Croaker who has been speadeng vacetion in town, retarned to Toronto on Monday.-Mrs.A..Q, Bonier left on Tuesday for Manitobe where she will spend several months in the hope of benefiting her health, She is accom- panied by ?fr. Bobier as far as Duluth. - The Misses Johns have returned from a pleasant visit among friends ia St. Marys. -Mr. and Mrs Janaes Miller leave to -day for a vieit among friends in England and Scotland. We wish them bon voyage, and a pleeta,nt visit -Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Rowe visited Meads in Ballyrnote on Saturday and Sunday last -Miss Lizzie Nelson. of Exeter, who has been the guest cif Mrs. C- Mestere, London, returned home Fride.j.-Ur. Louis Day has com- menced the exeavation for the foanda,tion of hie new house.-&rS E. Jones who has been visiting friends in Manitoba and other places during the past two months, re- tarned home on Thursday last. -Miss Jennet Ainttart who has. beeu visiting friends in Brantford the past two weeks returned home on Monday. -Miss Boxie Emmett ire visiting friends in Wingharn, - Mr. John Manning of Ridgetown, who has been visiting friends here the past few weeks, sold hie driviag horse to agentle- man in St. Marys, Mr. Manning will return home this week -Miss Miller, who has been visiting Mends in Blyth has returned home. -Ma. L Dickson was in Seaforth on Monday serving Mr. MoLean with the necessary doeument in connection With the election protest. - W. F.May of Parkhill, a former Exeterite, is making application for the Principal- ship of the Waterloo -street, wheel Landon made vacatat bylthe resigaatiou:of Mr. Roy nolds.-Mise Wilkins of Senile, is the guest of Misa Tait -Thos. Collins of Wat- ford is the gust of hie grandmother Mrs Templeton.-fLawyer Fred Elliot left yesterday for 0 wen Sound. on legal bus- iness.- Mr. A. Pak e left on Monday to attend the Grand Lodge of the I. 0,0 F. at Kingston, he will be absent all week. -J. T. Virestcott was in Seaforth on Tuesday, on important business. - The wife of Ur. W. Delbridge of Win- chelsea is very ill and putslight hopes are entertained for her recovery. --Her sisters in Sb John and Chicago have been Beet for; she is a daughter of the late Thos. Bow. man. -Mr. William Chisholm, M. A. of Tharnesford is visiting his cousin Mr. W. D. Weekes. -The Misses Nichol of Man. itoba were the giants of their annt, Mrs R. IL Collins tuft week. They are visit- ing their grandfather at Rodgerville.-The Misses Breda of Parkhill who were the guests of Mr. S. Bread the past • week re- turned home on Monday last. -Mrs. T. W. Etawkshaw'and Mies McFall of Lucan spent Sandey the guests ofiMrs. Hoover, • Clint:me-The Messrs Ida and Edyth Rodgers of Leaden are the guests of their aunt, firs. E. A. Folliek,-Miss Maisie Black of Detroit has returned home after spending a fevr Weeks visiting Miss W1, town. --Miss Tom is visiting at her brother's, Mr. J. E. Tom, Goderieh.- Messrs J. Grieve aud Jos. Senior and families Menlo at the Bend to -day. - We are sorry to learn that Mr. W. C. Senior of Toronto, formerly- of Exeter, is very itt of Typhoid Maleria.-Mre. J. Floyd of Woodstock is visiting her peacoat' Mr. and Mrs. Welsh.- Mts. Stone and daughter, of Stratford ara, the:guests of Mr. 'W. Trevethiek.- - he light siemens of rain yesteeday were much kppteciAted,. •The electrie light poles hoe bee4 erected thie week. Mr W. Belkwill shipped a ceiload. of prime cattle to Termite thie week, The Seefovtb belie hell • teem will play ball here •oil 'Friday with the Exeter team. Early threshing hereabout show a yield of from 30 to $5 bashels to the acre, Owing to the wet weather on Friday evening last, ie bicycle races advertised did nob materielize. Alex, Carina of Seaforth, %bite pit:thine applen the other day, fell, breaking several of his toes, • • 0. ee Wiloon, of Seeforth, while sherpen. ieg his 'teem mower, had the main finger severed from one.of his heeds. The eleotrical machinery was planed in the power house this week, end in a short time eieotrie light will be a reality in Exeter, Rev. Berrie, prior to leaving the Bay. field Circuit, was presented. by the Verna congregation svith a well-filled purse. He has gone to Werth. Peens are undeniable and we are credited with having the hest of Plating Spices, Mustard, Vinegar and flavorings of all kinds at J. P. Clarke's,. Money is pretty cheep in England, and no inietake Money on deposit io the joint stock bank', the cable tells us, can only get per cent intereat, For firet class Table and Tea Spoons, warranted not to tarnish, aleo Table Cottons, none better in veluea than shown at J. P, Olathe's, 11 r' It- It Rogers, of Parkhill, has a,ftet eayear's experience in bantling with hie father, gone to St. Thomas, where he fille a good position in the Maisons Bank. We have just taken into stook good viduers in Ladies' Oxford Shoes, also Ladies field Gents sliopers.• Come and in aped prioes at Je P. Clarke'e. The engine dravving the north -bound mil train nn Tuesday morningbroke down near Ciandaboyet thus causing an hour's delay in the arriveof the mail here. Mr, A. VioRae, of Clinton, has a four year old Jersey now, from the milli of which 13 Poe and S ounces of butter were made in seven. days. and this without any special feeding , There is scarcely a day but ouv Baking Powder has the praise of the good cook, • ask for "The Rouse Keepers Delieht" Baking Power, at 3, P. Clarke's. We are gle.d to hear that "The Old Folks at Home" have tbis year had the beat harvest yield for several years. A good harvest is a good thing; no matter what the prices. A telephone office has been opened at Thorndale and another will be opened shortly at Gianton. New poles are re- placing the old and sho,ter kind now in use between London and Stratford. Do not let your boys go bareheaded when yea can get a good straw hat for 10o, rooter price 44 to 505, Don't fail to read my offer on inside page, it will pay yon. 3- P. Clarke. From Ifith August all •cows must be closed up at night. Constable Creech gives this warning and after that date he will impound all bovines found upon the 'highway daring prohibited hours. The Ridgetown Standard has changed hands again, this time being purchased by W. H. Auld, of Straterov, a former pro- prietor of the Forest Free Press, and C S. Allen, of the Windsor B,eeord. They will coeduct it as a Conservative journal. Charles Lowrie, of Seeforth. who died suddenly last week. was one of the pion - ser settlers of !lull* township, and amassed a competenov, on which he re- tired bo town fifteen years ago. He was a staunch Liberal and Presbyterian. The party who has been in the habit of stealing flower plants from the residence of Mr. I. Bowermatitown, had better desist, lest they get into trouble. They not only Wee the plant, but steal the pot also. There is strong suspicion as to the thief, and if the act it repeated, proceed- ings will be taken to prosecute, Rev. Mr. Guthrie, assistant to Rey, Dr. McDonald at Seaforth, and who has been preaching at Knox Church, South London, with a view to a call, hate received a un- animous remieet from the oongregation of Knox church, Walkerton, te take tbe place of Rev. Dr. James in that town Sea - forth alto offers him $1,000 a year, free manse, and to make him co-paseor with Dr. McDonald. Mr, S. P. Halls, of Goderich, has been engaged as principal, of Goderich Model School; he Is a gentleman thoroughly qualified for the position, and is well known as a long resident of the minty town. By his appointment he 'vacates the position of,, secretary to the board of county ezamin. ere, an office that will likely go to Mr. Lams, County clerk, Mr. Adamson having formerly filled it. Mr. Chas. Lowrie of Seaforth is dead. He had been in his usual health and on Tuesday had partaken of a. hearty dinner. About two o'clock, while sitting on his chair, he asked Mre. Lowrie to bring hira a drink of water When she retutned with the water,to her'surprise and horror, she found him dead, having pasced away evidently without a struggle and jest as if he had fallen asleep. He was generally able so take a walk around town nearly every day and had his accustamed walk the day berore he died. Mr. Lowrie had reaohed the good age of 71 ye tea and 11 months. ' The body of Abraham Patrick, a prosperousLambath farmer, and father of Mrs. John Beeetom. Glided* tp., was found in a barn on the farm of the de ceased, _at an early hour Tueedey. morning. The evidence goes to ehow that Mr, katriok shot Winter in a fit of despondency or while mentally deran- ged He was 70 years of age. Hie wife cited about a year ago. Deceased leaves a large family. At the council meeting on Monday evening, it was decided to place another light on 1Vlain sbe, et the Methodist church. While one is badly needed at that corner, the prevalent opinion is thet one is also required near the poet office With a light at .tame s Sbreet and eine near the town hall -a distance of over one quarter mile apart -leaves the business portion of the town in comparative aarkness. Being • not Only am ineontrentienee to the gener- al public, le ie an injustice to that portion of the toevu froin which the greater bulk of the taxee ere colleeted. 16110.41.14.1501•ReibilleMetlflOIM1100... A drunken maxi name& Plynn'while in a Tow the ether emir% in St. Marv, woe thrown /torn the overheed bridge on Queen street to the estilwey traok below, a disstanee of 10 feet, � as pleked up tinooneeloui het uninjured. The many friends of Ma A.. Bishop, of Ilsborne, er-M. P., Pt, who underwent a crithial eurgiaal operation in London last week,will be pleaeed to learn that he is dceng nicely ada will fully reeover. le well known that Mr. Bishop was COnfillea to hie be& Inc errvetal weeks thie summer, suffering from Bright'Ot disease, And the operation last week consieted in the re. moving of A lime atone the glee of a hen'e egg from hie bladder, While repairing the frome of the mill dare at grouter the other evening, the deice gates geye Way and a ten -year-old goa of Mr. Thomas Rea was borne down by the torrent whieh poured through the opening. The boy was nearly exhousted when seen by Mr. John Bitenerd, who at once plunged Into the flood, and After a long swiat in the boilingweter, reached the 1ar 3ust as he tank for the last time. It wait settee- call and 0, braVe resolto, and if Mr. Barnard, does not gat the 'Humane Sooletre medal for his heroic act, it will he bossism the villegete are vary lax itt • flesh +ants *a See lereve deed preVerlY teweeded. Plikah Boots & Centralia. Shoe& We have just passed into stook two large. consign - merits of Boots and Shoes, purchased direct from the manufacturers for spot cash, at a big discount. We in- tend giving out customers the benefit of this deal. Ask to see our. Ladies' Dongola' Kid 33utton at $1. 75. Its a beauty. Trunks & Valises. This is the time of year when everybody is visiting their friends and we have now in stook a very com- plete range of Trunks,Bags and Valises. You should see our stock before purchasing anything in this line, •13Banvs, -Mr. W. ParS0110 who has been in Winnipeg, returned Tuesday moraing.-Mtis. Wm, blooper ofAlma, Midi., paid her siter-in de, w, Mrs. A. Boaralangh, a flying visit last !week. - Miss S. Abbott, of Detroit, is visiting her sister Mrs. S. Davis. A concert will be given in the Centralia Methodist Church on. Tuesday evening neXt. Readings, recitations, solos, etre, will be given by the children, Some et the best telentia being Bemired front Eden, Fairfield, Exeter, Crediton and London. The Crediton 'Jueenile brass band will give some Of their besb seleetione. Come and hear the children. ein.-Mr, P. Hicks has purchased ta ear load of deal end he is having it delleererle-The gherterly official meeting was held last night end though the attendance was not large, herniony ppvelled and bueinese Wee diapatehed in good tinie. Both, the spiritual and finatioiel outleok is 'bright aria enaeuraging, Hosiery & Gloves. We intend clearing out everything in summer Hosiery and Gloves. 'Note our prices ; Hose 3c. up- wards; Ladies' Hose 70. up- wards. Ladies' Gauntlet Gloves 19e pair, Now is the time to secure bargains in the above lines. eniinder. List. READ THIS. UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, • MITTS, UMBRELLAS, LACES, RIBBONS,• HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, HOSE: SUPP OR ERS, CORSETS, • LACE CURTAINS. We will remind you of the rest when you come in. CARLING BROS. Remnants, We have sorted out a number of remnants of Dress Goods,SilkDe Laynes Prints gze ,which we will sell regardless of cost. You will be are to find something among the lot which You can use to advantage at the prices marked, • R. Pickard d8on, DIRECT IMPORTERS. HE'S ALL RIGHT, RICHARD EARRISON RAD Becxecaz FOR SOME 'TEARS -IT WM DEB WO KIDXRY Disuse -No amain Beosecteite Now, Hall's Bridge, Oat., Aug. 0 -Richard Harrison is well known here and every- where highly respeoted. That he has been a sufferer for some yeara horn backache and. other kidney troubles watt a well known fact that gained rouoh sympathy for him. Lately moving around here as spry as a kitten and in the best of health. All hie kidney troubles had. disappeared, so he said wherequestioned, and he farther that the cause of their disapPearalleo was his having used a few boxes of Doddas Kidney Pills. The reputation of these pills as a specific) in all kidney disorders is now firmly eatablished in this part of Ontario. To be free frorst sick headache, bilious - nese, constipation, eto., use 0arters Little Liver Pills. Strictly vegetable. They gently stimulate the liver and free the sto- mach from bile. BORN. It ANNIE -In liensalMon the 9rd inst., the wife of E, Rennie, of a daughter,. MARRIED. KNIGFIT-130LC,BIt.-Ae St. Thomas' Chetah Rectory, Seaforth, en August ist. by Rev. Rural DeanHodgins, Mr; Andrew Knight, to Miss Martha Bolger, all of.Morris. BICB--BOSS-At the Methodist Parsonage. .A.iloa Craig on Wednesday, July 25th, bY the Bev. W. Ayers, Mr. George W. Bice to Miss Elizabeth Bose, of the Townsain of McGill- ivray. ADAlaa-..TAMIKSON.-At the residenoe of the bride's father, Bruceaeld, or Rev. T.' G. Thomson, of Hamilton, on July aist, Mr, Walter Si. Adams, mer haat. Edinburg, Dakota, to Miss Rachel, second daughter of Mr. Ja.nes Jamieson, Bruoefield, MED. Tacatersmith, on July 23th, Charles Murray, aged 34 year and 8 months. HILL- On the,26th lilt., Nelson, son of Kr Walter Hill, Morar, aged 8 years, 9 months, LOWRIB.-In Seaforth, on Taesdayajuly Met Charles Lowrie, aged 74 years a ncl 1.1 months. CiRUBE.7-Struok by lightning svhile working on his Wm, in Logan on the 1st inst., Henr• y %gibe, sr., aged 79 years, 8 months and 27 days. CAUTION. tehe Dahlia are 'hereby cautioned not to give any credit to any person on MY acoonne with- out my Ivritten order, as I will not be re- sponsible for payment of eaine PUEISLBY, Exeter, Jetty 28th, 1694. (T -OTERS. LIST, 1894. • v , VILIA-GE-C-E-EXETER r Notice ishereby given, that 1 have ttrane- mitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in Sections 5 and 8 of the Ontario Votere Litits Act, 1869, the copies required by said. seations to he trantraitted or delivered of the lists made pureuaut to said aot, of all pereone appearing bY the I mot revised assesements ro0 of the rannioipalit3r to be entitled to vote in said municipatity at eleotions for members of the LegislativelAesembly and at Municipal Elections; and that said list ises first tmsted np at My office et the Town gall on the gth day of August. BM and remains there:for in- speetion. Electors are called upon tofexamine 1 the said list, and, if any ommisoions or any other errors are found therein, to take Im- mediate proceedings to have the said; errant. corrected acxfoorrodRinAgEtoLlatwA. 0 RtIT, clerk, I Dated August t3th, 1894. • i 'JO lig01 o , , was cured oi Bronchitis and Asthma by MINARD'S LINIMENT.. Lot 5,2. E. I. Mrs. A. Livingstone. I was cured of a severe' attack. at Rheu- raatism by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Mahone Bay. John Mader. 1 was cured of a severely sprained •leg by M/NARD'S LINIMENT. Bridgewater. Joshua Wynaoht. . .5... London, Huron and Bruce. eonm 270arit- Passenger. London, dePart,. ..... . 8461, at. 4,40P. at. Exeter,. 9.29 Bewail •, RiPPen9.47 • BrueetleId19.55 • Clinton • 10.12 Londesboro 1049 Blyth 10.88 Bolgrave • 10.82 7.37 Wingliam arrive... 11.10 • 8.00 Gorse: SOUTH"- • P Manger Wingham, depart-- 6.35A. ix, 325p. It Belerave , • Brtlh 7.03 4.01 Lendeeboro. . Clinton. , 7.40 4.28 pluoefield ........... .... 8.05 4.46 8.13 4." 6.00 6.16 6 20 6.28 6.55 7.14 7.23 Bargains PARASOLS. We have a few dozen of these goods left in good qualities which we will clear out • less than -cost. DRESS GOODS. Some lines worth 20 °to 25 ctse clearing ,at 5 to 10 cents: \11'WEtDS. Immense re - 7,10 4.08 ductions short- ly, as low as 20 Exeter-. ....... ....... ' 5,12 cents . 2"22• 448 J. C. CIJAUS.gli\T •HARNESS mAKER, Onte.rio Begg to announce to the public that he is prepared to do ell kinds of Carriage Trimming, Ptumiture 'Upholstering, etc. Carriage anti logy Tops of all kinds' • MADE TO ORDER. Old Buggy Tops recovered and made as good as new. Our hornets are well known, as giving perfect eatiefactiote We Manufactute largely and consequently ode prices are low. A call will convince ,z.,.q. Citia,.V01011. Vow qottollades. IsTew Shirtingz. New Shalzer els; New Cottorxz. • All these goods new for early fall trade 202 below Oast year's price. We are well up in all lives of groceries, ()heap and Fresh, Try onr New season. Sapan Tea at 25 cents, C 001314*STON. ss.