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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1894-11-15, Page 811 • 1,(N IIISI' BLit' Orl A,G +'NTl Olt f PA- a] et ToroSto: rase for N Althe 1'110301l;,, leettellNStlitietetele,, COMPANY, of Lendou Ragland . ALLIANOB INelJRANOS Qpbl- 1.4N -t of Roglane; r HE LONDON DiuuruJAL Frail, IN8E7RA,NO oo. OF Oats seDA• Itleedoffice, r-. LONDON. Vot35 years this Coiupany bee done the largest bustuesa ie Canada, et the lowest rates, eonsiatent with security, ,Aadets, Jan 1891; .— —. $337,190,00 43,000 Poliolea in leree. T. E. ROBSON, President, L,( l.1rloDONAI ),manages- Fur farther particulars, appl to. DAVID JAQUES, Ageur, Exeter. GRIGG'S Bookstore Is the place to (;etlyour School Books. A11 the latest kinds of Sribblers, Exercise Books, Pens -and Pencils, We also Rave a Full Line of Pads and Pass Books. J. I'S. ilnuosuesambersocasmalrocomuct TH — Biakupt Stora Leading as Usual. Business Booming — Working late and early piling up bargains :or our many customers. rizahis itifireek.. AI his eek. Weshow many startling bar- gains in New and Nobby Dress -Goods. Our all wool, double told Dress Goods at 22 -c is having a great run, Its really worth nearly double what we are asking. ig. map. ig map. Our all wool. Silk finished Hen- rietta in Black at 58c, sold in many regular houses at 85c. This certainly is a Big Snap. You should see this great leader. Too 00 any. any. Yes by far too many Mantles. In goes the knife, down go the prices. If you have not already bought your Jacket you are fortun- ate. We have a full assortment of new Tailor Made Coats which must be sold. Come and get our prices. It we can't suit you in style, quality and price then, go somewhere else, that's our advice. Will you come and give us a look, Our goods and prices will interest you. J. A. Stewart. Notice to Times' Readers. The publishers would esteem it a favor if treaders would,when making their purchases, sitention•that they saw the merchant's adver- tisement in Tag TIMES. NOTICE—Al1 business announcements notices of public meetings, entertainments auction sales, etc„ appearing in these local columns will be charged for at the rate of five cents per lino each insertion. Black heading to count as three lines. Cash with order save to persona having open accounts. To insure change of advertisements In current issue cops, must be handedinto oleos on Tuesday. thtt MialCh, ORGAN RECITAL :AND SERVICE OF SONG. Thanksgiving Eyg., Nov. 22, 8 p. m. Music by combined Choirs and Orchestra. ORGAN SOLOS by the Rev. E. W. Runt. See Bills. Ald. Thos. B. 0 arling wears a broad mmile. His wife presented him with a b onnoing baby boy on Saturday last. T. B,will now enter the contest for the reeve: hip at the forthcoming election. The electric lights again showed their drriphtness on Monday night for the first time since the dynamo was fieed, Of ,course the amount of light could not be ,determined owing to the moon shedding her lustre abrord. The Exeter TIMES and To- Tonto Mail from now until Jan- uary 1896, for $x.25 only. This low price is arranged to suit the price of wheat. Everybody bod ,can avail themselves h rnselve s of this offer. Remember, the balance of this year free, and subscriptions payable in advance, Address this "office. ra !>• kr tinte0. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 1894 Ld AL lAPPEN M 8. Bre rttfos One of John Gillespie's dray horses "gave up the ghost" last week, Upwards of 1,500 names have been added to the Dominion Voters' Lists for North Middlesex. The hard frost this week has played havoc with the root crop, which has not been harvested, The effects of the late Airs. Ferguson will be acld by auction on Saturday at her late residence. In the revision of the voters' lists for South Huron the Conservatives wade a gain of ebopt 150 names. The Wingham Times understands that Thoe Roberts, of St. Marys, will open a clothing store there shcrtly. Wm. Down of the London road, near Devon, helde sale of his effects yesterday. He intends quitting fanning. The directors of the West Middlese Agricultural Society have a Bash balano of '400 from the Strathroy fair A novel way to atop the hiccoughs is t take enough snuff until sneezing is provok ed Drink water to atop sneezing', Samuel ahantz, a Waterloo townshi councillor, is 85 years old. He was one o the .first councillors in the township. Thos. Dart, a London Hast butcher, was here on Sirednesdey and purebeeed a load of wheat for the London market. A tumor weighing 45 pounds was re m ored from Mrs. Charles Hagen, o Berlin, at the. Galt hospital the other day. With prices ranging from e3 to e6 a barrel there should be money in the ex- p.trtation of Canadian apples to England 11 T1 kali P*toe .Sale. :13rodorioles Cheap: Sale of Cloths and Tweeds is a great success, kir erybody pleased with the Bargains. This sale will continue allthis week. Remember your ehoicefor half price, J. W. B1t o li s arcs, Money Lost, A roll of bills containing $50 suet ou Monday between Exeter and Cbieelliurat. The roll was tied with a string. '.rbc, loser travelled via Rodeerville. Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving enure at Tiaras Oerece or with JomittB.arwoon, j r, 3rd eon, Osborne, 4. $10.00 Warnintr, Don't enclose auv writing whatever in newspapers, phutos, or parcels whteh you are sending by mall unless you pay 3 cents per ounce for them, On Tuesday of last week the P. 0. Iuspector fined a Brussels young lady $10 for enolosing a letter in a photo paebage and posting it at photo rate, Several others are pretty well soared for minor transgreseiona which have not been decided yet, bat will in due time. Strange to say nearly all the transgressors are girls.. — a. Personate e Mr. J. .A.. Monroe, B: A„ left Saturday laet to take charge of the Port Rowan .High ° School. Port Rowan people can con- - gtatulate themselves in securing the services of such a good teacher.—Mr. p Arthur Rollins, who has been indieposed f for the past two weeks is, we are pleased to state, able to be at the trill again,—Mr. MoDougall, representing Marshall & Co., of London, was in town last week making his delivery of teas.—Messrs. James Beer and Ed. Howard went on an extended hunt, Monday, and succeeded in securing a large numberof rabbits.—Mr: D, A. Roes left ma Monday for Winnipeg, having re- ceived word that his brother Hugh, who has been sink for sena time, was ve,y low and not expected to recover,—lire. A. Q. Bober was called to London on Tuesday to visit her sister whois dangerously ill in the hospital.—Mr. Joseph Morrow, of Fullerton, was in town on Tuesday.—Mr. s Dan'l Dyer was called to Welke ton this week owing to the serious illness of his brother-In-law.—Mrs. W, t3. Verity, of Brantford, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. B, Carling.- Mr. Alex. Taylor, who held a position. as tinsmith here ;;with H. Bishop & has secured a similar position with Messrs McDonell of Hensall, The Treasurer's sale of lands for tare will take plane in Goderich on November 27th: Ten acres, part lot 15, Con. 1 Uabotne, will be sold. eleesrs, Weekes Bros., Marble Dealers of this place shipped a monument to Sun - bridge iu Algoma, for Mr.Thos. Brock, son of Mr. John Brock, of Uaborne. The (ray Bros.' Co. gave one of their superb entertaiuments in Drew's Opera House on Tuesday evening. They fully sustained their reputation, and are a first Blass troupe. James Hay & Co., Woodstock have received the contract of bui`ding two thousand baby carriages: and are cow busily engaged making !preparations to fill the same. A pronouncing match was part of the program in connection with the Royal Templars on Monday night. The leaders were Mies Penhale and Mfrs. J. N. How- ard, Miss Penhale'e side winning, The South Huron protests will likely be tried in Goderich next month against the eandidate elect, Mr. N. McLean, ann the cross -petition against the defeated candi- date, D. Weismilsr, will be also tried. John Jacob .Astor, the millionaire of the United States, has decided to commence building a tavern in New York and expects to have it opened on November 1, 1897 . The buiidinr will cost 88,000,000. Mir Jahn Blatchford moved onto Mr: A, Holland'a farm, London road north, this week, while Mr. Holland moved into town. Mr. Holland was a citizen of Ereter some yearn ago, and we welcome him back Well, the beautiful is here. And most of us would be just as well pleased if it had remained away a little while longer. The fall weather which we enjoyed last week, when the flowers ceased to bloom and the last green leaf withered, was simply delightful. Excitement ran high for a feet minutes on Saturday last when a runaway team came tearing down front street at a lively pace, the driver haying lost all control over the animals. Things looked blue until the team came in contact with an electric light post and was stopped. The police magistrate has committed two more vagrants to the county jail for six menthe, one a man named David White, from near Exeter, and the other, Sarah McKenzie, an old woman of the town who was so feeble she had almost to be carried into the court room.—Goderich Star. The Criminal Code provides a penalty of $50 for dealers who aell pistols or air guns, or ammunition for the same, to per- sons under sixteen years of age. Dealers who sell such 1 artfce..toan one, without making a record of the purchaser's name and some mark by which the weapon can be identified are liable to a fine of S25, Just reoeived at the Easter Wollen Mills a large stock of ladies' and gents' under- clothing which will be sold at astonishing- ly low prices, Owing to the large demand for srockings there has been an extra hand engaged for the knitting machine, and those in want of boys' and girls' winter stockings can be supplied on the shortest notice at the Exeter Woollen Mills. The Stratford Herald says: keepers are are warned to be on the look -out for a pair of sharpers. Two men. arriving separately and apparently unacquainted, take a room on the second floor of the hotel. One has a large trunk, the other a smaller. Atthe first chance, when no one is about, the smaller one is put inside the larger. The owner of the former then declares his loss, declaring that the prop- erty has been stolen, and often leaves the house with a substantial sum in his pocket as a compensation for the vanished trunk. An amusing incident occarred on our streets the other day, As a young fellow was going to work he was met on one of the corners of the street by a bevy of school children, the fair sex generally pre• dominating, and assailed on all sides by anowballstnrown by the youngsters. To resist was useless and in a case like this the young fellow thinking diecration the better part of the valor, ran down street fot dear life , only to be naught at the next corner by another gang of juveniles. We believe he is running yet. George estrum, a lunatic, escaped from London Asylum last Sunday and was in the cells here for couple days, having been captured by Chief Gill, and retained until the °Maisie came from London to remove him, Ile is a good looking indi- ual but the far away look hie vd w aY in eye, shows that the poor fellow is deranged. His home ie near Kincardine and he was proven irsa ne by the e f m that lie shot at e a t a man some time ago. lite was taken back to London Tuesday evening. He wore she lata clothing, including slippers, when caught, lalinisterlal Aeociation. The monthly meeting of the South Huron Ministerial Association was held in Caven Presbyterian church on Mon- day afternoon. November 5th. Rev. Geo. Jackson, President, occupied the chair. The minutes of the last meet- ing were read by the Secretary, Rev. W. H. Butt, and on motionE,were adopt- ed, Arrangements were made for the December and January meetings. after whichRev. (Martin read a sermon on Acts 3. 19. He said the Apostles were model preachers and Peter in the case before us made some stinging home thrusts, Repentance was the starting point of reform, and as an incentive to it there was the promise of "the blott- ing out of sin." which meant the ex- tinction of it. The fruit of this sorrow of heart was seen in conversion and its importance was clearly shown in the results which followed. Friendly criticism was offered by all the members present. Then followed a lengthy and masterly review of Prof. Drummand's "Ascent of man," by Rev. C. Fletcher. Extensive quctations wets made from the work and practical comments made, but as the book will be still furthur re- viewed at the January meeting the looked for criticism was left till that date. The meeting adjourned with the benediction by Rev. C. Fletcher to meet the first Monday of December in the Main Street Methodist Church. Wheat is 44 cents per bushel on the Ex- eter market. Messrs. Pickard & son have pat a large coal furnace in their new store. Jno. W. Tyerman, farmer, of McKillop has made an assignment, Thursday the 22nd of this month, is Thanksgiving Day, and will as usual, be observed as a public holiday, A. J, Snell has secured the contract for marrying the mail from the°Exeter Post Office to the trains, tar the next four years. Rev. E. W. leant, of the Triyitt Mem- orial Church, intends giving an organ reci- tal in the above-named church on Thanks- giving night. The Toronto papers state the Black - Routledge gang of burglars and safe blow- ers is supposed to be operating in Huron County. While cleaning one of the dray Horses on Tuesday night, Will Gillespie received a kink from the animal, making an ugly gash in his face. .. The Council met Tuesday evening. It was decided to turn the band room into a reading room in connection with the Me- chanics' Institute. Mr. Wm, Balkwill se, cued theco • r ntraot George the Hatter is once more shedding the light of his genial countenance on Exeter. George said he was the only man in all the crowd of the would-be lynchers at Listowel who laid a hand on Cbattelle. and he was promptly jagged for it. He says Chattelle is a disgrace to the fratern- ity. Elizabeth, relict of the late Robert Fer- guson, Zurich road, Elay township, who moved to the village two years ago, died at the residence of her son -fn -law, Chas. Snell, jun., at the age of 64 years on Wed- nesday evening last, after a short illness from that fatal disease, consumption. The funeral took plane on Friday last, for th e Rodgerville Cemetery. Rev. W. Martin, the Presbyterian minister, offici- ated. The funeral was largely attended, In May last, it will be rememberedthe Exeter Woollen Mill was burglarized and about $100 worth or goods stolen. All trace of the burglars was lost, but suspicion pointed to parties in McGillivray, On Tuesday Detective Rodgers of Toronto and Constable .Et, W. Ward, of London, visited McGillivray and arrested Edward Shoel- dice. Shouldioe was taken to London and remanded until the 19th. Mr. MItir visit- ed McGillivray and identified Mole of the goods found in Shoelace's possession, Mr, Thomas Oudmore of Osborne has just returned from a six weeks visit to friends in Southern Manitoba. This was his first visit to that Province and he was ranch pleased with the appearance of the country. Be has two brothers located on farms:near Crystal City. He says they are doing well; have splendid forme and would not return to Huron to farm if ,they were given facto for nothing, and Mr. cedrnore say's than if lie were twenty rowan .A.,.... (1,0p1,e'llakos :Ili all ;rt: of Pricks Throng our store every day and 'go away delighted with the bar- gains they get• These are the prices which draw the crowds Sc Grey Cottons 5c ti 121c Twilled Cottons 12i Flannelettes 32c Grey Flannels for for 50. 310, 12 yds for $1.00. 12 rr 1.00. 25c. 250 17c. $1.95. (1 $2.38 Lace Curtains X1.00 Wool Carpet 30 lbs Yellow Sugar for 25 lbs Granulated Sugar•for 3 lbs Baking Soda for 3 Ib box Soda Biscuits for 5 lbs Ginger Snaps for 14 bars "Our Own" Soap tr 11 83c. $1.00 $1,00. 50 170 25c 250 Men's Suits, Men's Overcoats, Boy's Suits, Boy's Overcoats, Ladies' Mantles, all go at Sale Prices. R. PICKARD & SON. years younger he would himself, oast h Though in good health atborwise, Mr. lot with the Manitabans. James Begg, of Mitchell, cannot move Buggies were again brought into use himself or speak a word, the result of par - yesterday, the sneer having become thin alyeis six years ago, on the travelled roads. Mr. Hugh: McDonald of Hensel!, was joined in wedlock to Miss McTaggart of Chiselhurst, at the manse in town yes- terday. A union Thanksgiving ser service ce will be held in James st church on Thanksgiving day, (22nd inst.) Collection in hehalf of the poor.!) Mr. John Atkens, J. Y., bas entered suit against the town of MitoheIi in behalf of Mrs. Clark, widow of the late W. Clark, who lost his life through an accilent on the market square some time ago. Dam- ages are claimed to the amount of $3,000. The Bobier Produce Co. have receiv- ed large orders for poultry for ship ment the last of this month and are paying the highest cash prices. They expect to get all they require without putting men out buying. Farmers having any poultry for sale will do well to call on them before selling: Eleven petitions of the 31 filed have now beeerasked to be withdrawn. The peti- tions which retrain ars: Monek, South Renfrew, North and South Perth, Halton, West York, West Wellington, North On- tario, North Wentworth, Lincoln, East Northumberland, West Algoma, Parry Sound, Addington, South Huron, West Northumberland , West Durham, Heidi - mend, North Lanark, and Kingston. We understand that arrangements have been made by the choir leaders of James st. Methodist, Presbyterian and Triyitt Memorial churches, whereby ser- vice of song by the combined choirs will be rendered quarterly for education and mutual advantage. Main stn st.a, h ve not yet given their decision owing to the sudden call of Mr. D. A. Ross to Mani- toba, but it is expected that they will also join with the others. Such a move- ment is a credit to the choirs concerned and will furnish. for Exeter as good music as could be heard anywhere in Ontario. .Always w ys agoid harsh purgative pills. They first make you sick and then leave you constipated, Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and make you well. Dose, one pill - The Goderich Signal says: At the soli- citation of a large number of friends, we understand that Mr. Geo. .Acheson has decided to allow his name to stand in nomination for mayor of Goderich for 1895. The demand for Ayer's Hair Vigor in such widely -separated regions as South America, Spain, Australia, and India has kept pace with the home consumption, which goes to show that these people know a good thing when they try it. If there ever was a specific for any, one complaint, then Carter's Little Liver Pille are a specific for sick headache, and every women should know this. Only one pill a dose. Try them. • Joseph. E. Whitely, son of the late Thoe Whitely, of Goderich, who has been an invalid for some time as the result of a running sore, died oh Monday last. De- ceased was a native of Goderioh and was well known throughout this section. HOW TO GET A "SUNLIGHT PICTURE. Send 25 "Sunlight"Soap wrappers (wrap per bearing the words "Why docs a woman look older sooner than a man") to Lever Bras. Ltd.,43 Scott Si, Torento, and you will receive by post a pretty picture, free 'rote advertising and well worth framing. This is an easy away to decorate your home. The soap is the best in. the market, and it will only Dost le postage to aond in the wrappers, if you leave the ends open, Write vont address barefully, A Orttan ENJOYS The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when n need of a laxative; and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use ; so that it is the best family remedy known , and every family should have a bottle on hand Eternal Vigilance is nowadays one of the the chief requisites to success in business. We keep con– stant watch of the markets for anything which may be looking for a cash outlet, This week we Have secured some ticklers. A. sample lot of Shawls• bot at half price will be sold less than wholesale cost. will buy a Scotch Cheviot suit of Iv Clothes made to order, retailers generally get $7.7.00 for this line of fash- ionable goods. 14.2gbuy the best 11/ linewill ofbBlack pants (made to order) which ws have sold in Ex- eter. $1,,,5 will buy a good fur coat. Come in and see the best coon skin coat in Exeter, :lik5 seoures you a good Tweed Rubber Coat, 5. buys a heavy Tweed Suit of clothes. $14 buys you a good Greenland seal cape. is the popular price c which buys a good • heavy sheeting, Come in and see this line if you want good web of cotton. 1 pieces job dress goods bot at half price will be cleared at 25c per yard. Want of space will not allow further enumeration. Come in and see and be con- vinced. You o UOU ht to do your trading here for your own good, C c. "tot ESTO r and humbugs resorted to by some dealers to catch trade. They profess that you can get dry goods and groceries for nothing. For example they will quote prices as follows :— Overcoats worth $15,00 for $io.00.1 Suits " r»oo " 8.00. Shirt r,00 st 5oc, Dress Goods " 75c" Cottons `< 8c t° Ladies' Hose " 35c Tea °( 5oc. 5c. 25c, 35c " 25c. We call a spade a spade. Such absurd advertisement, are o no more value any more than cheap goods are, still as barnurn nse to say people like to be humbugged. CARLING BROS.don't make such offers. We have been here too long to have to resort to that sort of thing. Their trade ` is established and reliable. CARLING BROS. sell GOODS at a I* PROFIT You get what you ask for and pay the least money consistent with excellent values. Try' 'Tetley's cele- brated Tea. Sample given free. 5oc,, 6oc., and 7oc. pr. lb. Produce taken in exchange. Butter r6c I Lard 12c I Dried Apples 5c I Geese 5c i Turkeys 8c Eggs 15c Tallow 5c Chicken 5c Duck 6c TRY" ITS. CARLINGBROS. People who are out of Fashion Should be Dead. People should purchase -the latest stove. The Souvenir Stove. Don't fail to see our large and well assorted stock of Axes, Cross Cut Saws. Cow chains, etc. 11. BISHOP & SON. N. B. Highest price paid fox Furs. Elides, and Cinsengs Rod' . Don't lorget that Winter is coming and you will want a new Suit and Overcoat, and by buying from GRIEVE, and you will save money, Look well and feel comfortable in one of our Suits or Overcoats We make, a specialty of fine goods and sell them at a price to suit the Times. All oar Winter G-oods are in now and we are showing a very large range in Tweeds and Worsteds of all, makes. For a nice Overcoat, see us ; for a fine Suit we lead the trade, All kinds of JACKETS, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies', cut and made in the latest style. All our own goods cut free. Remember the place, J. a GRX iVraiu–S t. Exeter l Tio1yAhic1 Jute and wool blankets we always take the lead, Over gaiters, overshoes and rubbers, what you all will need ; .farness collars whipsand sweat pads, we have a good supply, trots, combs, brushes and cards when used keep away disease and the fly. Trunks, valises and school bags, in price and quality for the young and the old, Robes, rubber, plush and wool rugs, and mitts; to protect you from the cold ; Elm oily harness oil, dressing and blacking, keeps harness and boots a shining, Bells, children's carriages and wagons prevents the little ones from crying. _Long and short'boots, felt and rubber boots, we claim the best and nicest. Enquire at Treble's Boot, Shoe and Harness store, be sure and get his prices. mob OWNismornomewootasilencessommoun London, Huron and , Goitre Nous_.:. Passenger.Bruce London, depart 8.25 A, u, 4,40 P, et Axoter ..... '5.29 , 6.00 IlensalbIKippen ,., 09:4472 , 9,4247 6.62010 Braootleld.. 19.55 6.28 Ciitnton . 10.12 .6.55 Londosboro , .....,.. 10,20 7.14 Blyth :10,88 7.23 Belgravo 1042 7,81 Wiethamaarrive....,, 1i,10 8.00 Glove OIITn 4 Tsse ah g er Wingham, depart,,6.35x. u. 3.25r.! IBlyt(h ve„. 6.50' 3,47 Londosboro..,.,,7,10 4.01 re alintonlleld ,.:. ,,,.....,,..... 7.8,4505 44.26 Bruco.46 4.53„RiePen.,.,, . s.1$ Ecneall ,. . 8,22 4,08. Ex Iter,, ,,,...... 555.4. 1156 8,40 5,12 --NEWS--'- D 1T1G T. ICK' TT, 731. D. 0. .11,, TRINITY UNIVERSITY.`,;. M. 13,, TORONTO UNIVERSITY. Has opened out a new DrugStore on MAIN O DITO , Where he keeps a full supply of all lines of DRUGS, DRUGGIST'S SUNDRIES, and PATENT MEDICINES. '!e).8 SPE'ir rv X'6°I C fended to. Our prices will bo found the lowest. Call and see us. WILL CURE YOU We guarantee Dodd's leidney Pills to cure any case of Bri+ht s Disease, Diabetes, Lumbago, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Female Troubles, Impure Blood—or money refiiucied.. 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