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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1894-11-22, Page 8U 113514LAN Q.. )3,b1 Srl' i+LLIOP, A..(11li 1':'FOE 1. xlit WE S l hitN ASttU1l.ANO1 CO,12- PAN ,or Corotito; also for the PHOENIXYikft.XelaUB/leo theeinAiVX, of London Zeeland ALLta:tNOle 1NaxTRAlr'O1 'COM. 1'ANY of Reedited. r 1 K LONDON aUrtiA.L FIRM INSCINANi"ltl CO. OF Cite 41,DA. Head office, -- LONDON. Zot3i years this Compeer hasdone the takeest, busine s in Osuada at the lowest rates, eonsis tout with Pee uritr. Aaseta, Jan, 4891, - 8857r190.Q0 434Q0 Foliates le force. .u.0.. £11cDUNALD �A7 u ager. .For further particulars, apply to DAVID JAQuesa, Agent, Exeter,. ,Bookstore la tea place to getbyour )11001 -Books. .kinds of Bribblers, Exercise Books Perls and Pencils, We also ssas eA st Full Line of Pads and Pass Books. -AT- J. GRIGG'S. GOING, GOING, GOING. Mens Fur Coats, Ladies' Fur Coats, Men's Frieze Ul- sters, Boy's Frieze UlsterS, and Ladies' and Girl's Jackets, all going at about half price at the bio Barlitrapt Zilro Now's yourTchance if you want values in warm coats. We don't expect more than one-half price for heavy winter goods. Come and test us. Notice to Times' Readers. The publishers would esteem it a favor if leaders would,when making their purchases, mention that they saw the merchant's adver- tisement in Tiha Times. NOTICE -All business announoements notices of public meetings, entertainments auction sales, etc., appearing in those local columns will be charged for at the rate of five cents per line each insertion. Black heading to count as three tines. Cash with order save o persons baying open aocounts. To insure change of advertisements in ourrent issue copy must ee handed into once on Tuesday. Trivitt Memorial Oh. Sermons and Special Music for 27th Sunday after Trinity The Whole of man. 11 Azr 7Pat Tho Use of Opportunities. Violin Solo, "Cavalina" Jud Davidson T lIIJ 12SDAY. NOVEMBER 15th, 189'k. LOCAL. HAPPENfNQS, tare rites s 1)0 you want a bargain hi Boots ? Try the Big Bankrupt Store. Exeter contractors will ,tendot for the erection of the County House of Refuge. Messrs. Snell Bros., pork paohers, have dissolved partnership, Mr, Geo. Snell retiring. John Matheson has leased the atore north of post office and will move thereto shortly, * No plum in town sails fresh groceries as cheap as the Big Bankrupt Store. Try; them. Several more incandescent electric lamps; were put into the business places tine. week, The karmors' Biuder Twine Oompanyr, of Brantford, has deelared a dividend of 10 per cent. An oyster supper under control of the Main St. Epworth League will be held in Main St. Church on Wednesday, Dec. 5th. On Wednesday last, while Mrs. Louis Davie, of Sharon, was working about the house she fell down cellar with a lamp in her Band. She sustained internal injuries, besides cuts and bruises on the head, and was unconscious for many -lays. Last evening the residence of Mr Chas. Perkins was the scene of n. brilliant event, the marriage of his fourth daugh- ter, Honor, to Mr. Albert Johnston, a farmer, near Lucknow, formerly of Snell Bros Co, Exeter. The knot was tied by the Rev. Geo, Jackson, in the presence of a large circle of friends. Congratulation% Chattelle's relatives in St. Hyacinthe, Que., have not decided to come to his defenoe,lalthough some Toronto lawyers have offered their services. A Strat- ford citizen interviewed the prisoner's brother. The latter .was shocked at the story of the crime. He believes "``°the prisoner to be perfectly sane and dols: not think it would be advisable to put in a defence. The village of Bright is stirred up over what promises to be a sensation. Miss Sunt is the 17 year old daughter of John stunt .the village blacksmith, and is the belle of the place. The other morning' on going to her room the mother discovered that : her daughter had departed during the night. A dill-- gont scare..' was made for the missing irl, and she was traced as far as Chicago, The .mother :notified tlio chic o policeat Woodstock, A f E �'o 1, mes- sage wits received Stating that a girl answering her description had been attested by the Chicago police. Chief Willis has left for that place to bring back the runaway,, when itis eirpocted that some interesting facts bearing Cott the case will be made known, One day last week Harry Isaac of the TEEE EXETER Another Ban:1=~r2Pt Stook, J. W. Broderick has purchased another Bankrupt stook of Dry Goode, Beady made clothing, &o•, &e , at fifty cents on the dollar. This stook will arrive at Exeter to -day, and the store will be closed tomorrow, (Friday) in order to arrange and mark down the the stock. The store will be open again Saturday morning when this cheap sale will commence. This is a splendid stock, and having been pur- chased at .balf price, big bargains may be expected, We have also a mag- nificent stock of Boots & Shoes. Give the cheap sale a 'call, No trouble to 4liow goods. J. W. BsonsaICI{,. ,Bicycle for. Sale, s' A first-class, second hand bioycle for sate; has been run only et mouths. Price $40.-A bargain. Auply to . JAS. Ga zve, Exeter.. Gomm encing to 13o11. Aspirants for the various Mea at the appro ohiug Municipal election are clop puts us at met, apd the pot has commenced'� ;to b.,il. For the reeveship, the names et Masora Bohier, T B Carling; and W G lake road, lost a thoro'bred bull from over Bisett are mentioned, while the present feeding inotunbeut, reeve Bawden, is being u. gen to agatn allow his name to go before the All Ladies' Jaoketa andllfillinery clear- peop.. •He has not consented, b.ut" it is ing at about half price at the Big Bankrupt proharble he will seek reelection. For S • The turnip crop, which, in the early season, was thought would be a failure, has proved an average yield. A couple of farmers near Dashwood have been compelled to make assignments for the benefit of their creditors Biggest stock of Boy's Heavy Frieze Olsten in town at the Big Bankrupt Store. Yes, and the biggest values too. The sale of the effects of the Iate Mrs. R, verguson on Saturday last was well attended, and good prices were real- ized The special rates for Thanksgiving Day un the railways will be taken advantage of In quite a "number of citizens (to -day) Thursday. Leonard Hunter of Usborne, intends holy?ing a clearing auction sale on Tu sdav, N. v. 27th. He advertises his 250 acre farm for sale. Joseph McDonald whilst working in the swamp 1.i Hay township on \Vodneedat• of last week shot two wild eats. They were fine specimens. A union .thanksgiving service of the Presbyterian and two Methodist churches w 11 b.. held in the James at. church this (Thursday) morning. A friendly shooting match at live pigeons will take place ou the agricultural grounds on Thuraday afternoon, (to -day) among members of the Exeter Gen Club' Apple dealers are suffering severe lessee this year, on account of tbe fruit rotting before it reached its destination. The early drought and she subsequent fine growing weather is the oause. A coupleof festive sports while in quest of game the other day, one got lost in . the swamp, and for a time hts voice coull be heard in the distance, exclaiming: - "Where am I ?" "Where am I?" The Huron County Council meets on Thursday, December 6th. It will be a special meeting and is called mainly for the purpose of awarding the coutraot for the erection of a House of Refuge.; Richard Davis lost two valuable young driying horses last week. Tney had been pasturing and the sudden change in the weather. with a heavy fall of snow, gave the animals congestion of the lungs, from which they died. People who imagine there has been a fortune in the cattle trade this year are grievously mistaken, it haying been a disastrous year for both local shippers and exporters Many of the dealera in export cattle hays lost heavily. Farmers and others having lost any cattle will, no doubt, find it to their interests to read the many adyertisements of astray stook, in this issue, THE TIMES reaches nearly every farmer in this section and is a first class advertising medium. Owing to the continued ill health of Prof. Thompson, of Knox College, the board of that institution has requested Rev. J. MoD. Duncan, of Tottenham, and Bev. D• M. Ramsay, of Mount Forest, a former Exeter boy, to discharge the dut- fen of his position for the present. - A fine specimen of deer hang in front of W. Snell's butcher shop on Tuesday, It was shot an Muskoka by N. Eilber of Crediton. The party shot 14, which were sent to Crediton and divided among friends. The sport this season was better than ever before. Shipka is being tapped by telephone on the line from Grand Bend to Parkhill. Some months ago an agitation was abroad to have a telephone line from Exeter to Iiirkton and Woodham. Has the project fallen through, or is it to materialize? No local line could possibly pay the Company better. Prof. McRae who gave exhibitions at the World's Fair by playing a let and 2nd violin, bass viol, cornet and piano all at the same time is now travelling through Ontario offering one thousand dollars for any other musician that can accomplish the same feat. He was prized as the greatest musioal wonder at the, World's Fair. • Rev. Locke was greeted by a yery large congregation, in the Main eh church on Sunday evening last, and many were the favorable expressions heard on all hands as to the merit of the sermon, • Not only eloquently delivered but it was one of the most logical and itnpreasive discoraoa ever listened to in Main at. church. Although costing hitn a good deal of mental labor, the reverend gentleman is becoming.a popu- lar pastor on account of the interesting pet mons deliyered. The winter time table of the Grand' Truck R'y. which went into effect on Monday, affects the London, Huron & fSruce Branch only in the running of the morning trains. Train goingsouth leaves. this station at 8,25 instead of 8:9:0, and the northern bound train at 0.22 instead of 0.20. Persona wishing to send mail matter south Will now have to poet itbefore 8 u elook. This change is not appreciated by either public or officials, Col, Goodman,Revising officer for North Middlesex, will hold a court for the Levis•• ion of the Dominion Voters' Lists for Exeter and a few divisions of Stephen, in Exeter on Dec, 28th. Every person who - isentitled to a e howl d s d examine the vote Bats carefully and see that their names t Also names $ earin appear hereon. A s me pp e oil .the lists whish: ought not bo there should be appealed to be 'struiok off. A oot'trt will be held in .Creditor( on the fol lowing day for the r'etnainin,g" divisions , of Stephen. E. D. G. Pills tone end regulate the .riser, deputy reeve and oonneillors the aspirants are too numerous to mention. The O. T, R. After scrayieg Cattle, The Grand Trunk has issued ti fullttwingt oiiroular'wile% explains itself ;- Save. al fa'al aoeidents having occurred meetly in oousequenee of cattle running at large being on the rtilway, notice is hereby given that, in order to protect the public, and prevent the destruction of life and property, the Grand lrunk Railway Company of Cauada will, after the 20513 day of October, now ir.staut, cause to be impounded all horses. cattle, sheep or swine found running at large within half a mile of any public load crossing on thei railway in am:claims with the statute iu that behalf. . J. L, SxARGSNT, General Manager. What the Landlordcan;Claim, ti decision bas been given by Chancellor Boydwhich, if oonfl-med by the bighdr courts, will be a great hardship on tenants unless the law is amended. The tenant, in this case, ooveuanted to leave the pre mimes in good repair. but the Chancellor held this. as also referring to fixtures put nt by the tenant at his own expense dar- ing the term, Further, all fixtures at- tached by screws, nails, etc , become part of the freehold and cannot be taken out by the tenant, These gas fittings, gaseliers, shelving, mirrors, awnings and even the furnaees are held to come within the meaning of the onvenants in the short form of leases as becoming pert of the freehold and therefore the property of the landlord Personale Mrs. Andrew Hankin, having rented het farm near Perquhar to a Mr. Bell, moved. into town last week to reside. -D, D 'r re:urued from Walkerton on Tues .lay. -C. B. Marsland went to Toronto on Seim day to meet an uncle f nm C t*land. wh , is on a lecturing tour throneb America. -Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks of Wateet White County, Iudtena, U. S., are visitint at 3,1r. A. J. Rollius'. Huron street They were former residents of this n, igbbo-hond and have been thirty year. in th.t We.t and consequently can see vas' itnorwements in Es.ec• and, sur- rounding country, Mr. Hicks is a rabid Republican and a hi.th p'otictienist, and feel4 highly elated over the recent State elections. -W. H. Levett attended a masonic meeting in London, on Monday evening. -Miss nestle of Mt Foreet,yisited Mies Joty, town, the past week -Mr. A. Bishop visited London on Tuesday to participatein the election. He returned home Wednesday, overjoyous and said he had not slept any Tuesday night. -Mr and Mrs Stephen Powell visited Mr and Mrs Abell in Seaforth on Snnday.-Mr John Treble of Exeter North returned home from Virden Man on Monday last, -Mr Ed Morgan of Manitoba is visiting his mother iu Lt xeter North. -Miss Ada Powell of town is yiaiting friends in Sea: forth. Carling Bros. make a speoial [announce.* went in this week's issue, Dry hard wood is selling at $3.00 per cord ; green, $2.75, and soft wood at $1.50. Farmers, to saye trouble, should adver- tise all stock which have strayed on to their premises. Conductor Ireland (of Wingham, who runs the' L. H: & B. freight, had • a finger badly jammed at Denfield Monday. Business men ahottld not leave poultry exposed at their store doors after dark ; it is a temptation for them to disappear. A. sneak thief one evening last week, stole a door mat from the front door cf ofr. Isaac Carlin tate residence M g_ Robt. Wallace, an able bodied old man, claiming to hail from Exeter, who wanted a month in jail that he might receive medical treatment, was eigena six month's term, an overdose he aj;, .,... y' did not appreo'tate.-Goderioh Star. The Clinton New Era says that last weak some of the streets of that town were buried 'math half a foot of mud. It has been different in Exeter. Our streets have never been in better .shape, and the council and road corn miasioner,Mr.Creech, are to be complimented thereont A young trampwho claims to hail from the Settee was given a night's lodging by Mr. Robt. Cteery of Usborne, a few Jaya ago.. He slept rattier Iate the next morn- ing and after being given a good breakfast, left. Mr. Crory is minus $6 in cash, a pair of pants, a fur cap and other geode as a result of his hospitality, On Saturday 161h, the '(Brantford Rol- ler Bearing Wheel Co. (Ltd.) made appli. cation to Government for a charter.. J. A. Graham, Preset Alfred Armstrong, Viae Brea.; W. IL Haines, Tress E. D,Misner, Secy. The firm have a Capitalof $$5,000. WiIl Foltand has been appointed travell. ing jtgent for Ontario. Creameries scattered over many parte of the east aro snaking considerable change in the conditions of farming. The dairy is becoming more and more important, and poor farmers are enriched by .presence of many cattle. The creamoriee buy milk by the hundred pounds, and the farmers tike the simplicity of this wholesale trade, 'Meanwhile there is a oonttant interact itt creamery price, and despite the failure of the Exeter factory, there is no bettor pay- ing branch of the farm. .i, D. C, brings prompt relief to sufferers from iudigestiont EY `r S G00 In connection with our main moth sale we. offer durii g the next seven days especially, ;goad argains in Dress Goods. We ave sold a very great many resses since our sale commenc- ed, but we still have too many in stock. A number of lines will be sold from 25 per cent to 50 per cent below regular prices, Grey Cottons. Just one word, we sell a, regular So. Cotton at ' Sc, We bought it cheap. Our customers get the:.benefit. Grey Flannels. 25c Goods for 17c ; 32c Goods for 25c. Gloves, Hosiery, Millinery, Mantles and all lines of Dry G-oods being rushed out at sale prices. Our Grocery 30 lbs Yellow Sugar for 25 lbs Granulated Sugar for 14 bars "Our Own" Soap 3 lbs Baking Soda for 3 lb box Soda•Biscuits for rices. $1.00 $1.00. 25c 5c 17c New Raisins, New Currants, New Peels, just received. R. PICKARD SN The principal of the Clinton public school receives a salary of $825. Thanksgiving Day in the United States has been proolaimed for Nov. 29. The price of wheat has gone up. lehterday it was 55c to 5fic per bushel on. the Exeter market. George Dew, a former Ea eterite, was last week joinedin the holy bonds of matrimony with a young lady of St. Thomas,where he now resides. Mr. Thomas Russell, of Riverside Stook Farm, Usborne, has purchased a number xof very fine thoro'bred Leicester sheep from Mr. Neil McDon- ald of Morris. The other day a three:1 year °old daughter of Mr. Thos. Werry of Us - borne ate a piece of poisoned bread which had been set for the mice. Med- ical aid was procured in time to save the child's life. Mr' W. G. Smith receiveda telegram on Monday that Mrs. Curcluck, a rola- tive residing at. Kirkton-an elderly lady -was dead. Mr. Smith left W ed- nesday morning to attend the funeral." -Clinton News Record. Two sons of Mr. Edward Jones who have been in Manitoba during the past several years, will shortly return home and resume farming operations in On- tario. Their anticipations were not realized in the prairie prnvince. f;; As yet there is not much pork coming in; the top figure for the best being five dollars per hundred, There has been quite a rush of poultry and the supply is now pretty well_ fille d. There is a decline in prices, fThe Ontario Government's crop re- ports indicate that those is no fear of a potato famine after all. While the yield was light, the almost total absence of rot very nearly batancea the deficien- cy in the crop hart Bated. Mr. John Muir went to London yes- terday to give testitnony at the trial of lddwars' Shouldice and others arrested on a charge of stealing goods from the Exeter Woollen Mill in May last. Im- portant developments are expected. "Mr. Wm. Pickard has purchased the residence of Mr. Thomas Downey en Goderich street and will occupy it.. He has made a good choice, as it is ono of the mostpleasantly situated and, com- modious residences in town."-Seaforth Expositor, Low as the price;' f horses is at the present time, a g. at number are being f• tl t nd other oints in shipped from points the county. ?• /is said that there `aro r monthly several thousand dollars paid out for horses here.. A large shipment wan inade,from the Exeter station yes- terday. . iitnvitations are out :for i;lie wedding of Mr., Will .Rarland, jr., and Miss Hattie Reid, daughter of Mrs. Reid, Huron street, which; event takes place en the afternoon of the 22nd. Both are popular young Clintonians, who will reside here after the ihnportent event.-- Clinton New Era. Galloway, f tho :Ii,ev. J w The ri :deo £ ety, of Seaforth Methodist church, will rogrot to leat'n.that he is still unable to perform his pulpit work, and it is likely to be some time before lie".is able. , His ailment is a throat trouble. In the meantime his work is being supplied. y his mitsisteriai:• brotbton. ere A Orme Enrors The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, wh en n need of a laxative; and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, tbe 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. 12 -will buy a Scotch Cheviot' suit of I Clothes made to order, retailers, generally get $17.00 for this"lipe of fash- ionable goods. 4 - will buy the best 1' e of Black ant .n s 198 (made to Oder: which we have sold in Ex- eter. 15 will buy good fur coat.. Come in and see the best. coon skin coat in Exeter, secures you a good e @ Tweed Rubber Coat, buys a heavy Tweed Suit of clothes. . $14 buys you a. good • Greenland e seal cap. is the popular price which buys a ' good heavy sheeting, Como in and see this line if you want a gooa web of cotton,1 . pieces job dress goods bot at half price will be cleared at 25e er yard. p Want of p s ace will. not•. . allow further enumeration,. 1Come in and see .and be con- i- y' ought to 1.1 "V1neeC�.. . Fe Ou 0 g your trading here for your own good, ome into my Pantos arseszeseasimensswoutssatmmi said the Spider to the Fly ; we .have lots of sugar, won't you come and buy`? Will not ask you to buy anything else. We have nothing to give away, we calculate to make a profit on everything lye sell, altho' ; the profit be small. Have no disposition to do a Fake usines nor to put out the RED FLAG in order to .draw custom.' We are the old reliable and don't choose to adopt such methods. Our goods and prices speak volumes for us. We carry a large stock, fully as- sorted, and are7piepared to do the very best fo'r our patrons. Call and trade with us. We will use you well. Highest price paid for PRODUCE. CARLING BR,OSC N, B, -We have secure, the services of MISS TOM, formerly, of Exeter, but lately from the States, as Dress and' Mantle mak "3r. She will occupy the rooms vacated by • r is s Essery. People who are out of Fashion hou1d e td1, ZEBFOREI People should purchase the latest stove. e Soup Sti;ve. Don't fail to see our large and, well assorted stock of Axes, Cross Cut Saws: Cow chains, etc. H. BISHOP & SON. 1T. E. We have o', hand several second- hand heatirsg Stoves which we will sell Cheap. FS. B.& . Som,. :S!lL`F.F3':''?,�r:L'�iN 3Y'..'R..11��iYw'.^k'iA�CFa..i:A..!:.: !'Y..' : 7.N'-e..:MTS,tAE+iA.L3:1� ••:a ? * that Winter is coming and you will want a new Suit and Overcoat, and by buying from aild 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 our Winter Goods are in now and we are showing a very large range in Tweeds and Worsteds of all makes, Fora 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 out free. Remember the place; Main -St. - Exeter 01Y liV100o �R�Gr"s-rn et a alwa s take l o Jute and wool blankets w y the lead, Over gaiters, overshoes .and rubbers, what you all will need ; '.farness, collars, whips and sweat pads, we have a good supply, J6"ets, combs, brushes and cards when used keep away disease and the fly. Trunks, valises and school bags, in price and quality for tho young „end the old, 1obesi rubber, plush and wool rugs; and mittst;to protect you from the cold Elm city harness oil, dressing • and blacking, keeps harness and boots a shining, Bells, children's eatriages and wagons • prevents the little ones from crying. Z.ontf and short boots, elt and rubber boots, we ciainZ the best and nicest. Enquire at Treble's Boot, ' Shoe' and r and get his n store,be sure Harness g pxicos. • London, Enron 'and .fuse. Goole No>ient•-• Passenger. London, depart 8.25 s, et. 4,40 rr. Exeter,,..,.... Hansat. 9,42 6.15 ...:9.47 0 20 Brueelleld ..,...... 1:1.55 0.28 Clinton....., 10.12 5.55 Londesboro a 10.20 7.14 Beth.... ........ * 10,38, 7.28 Belgrave 10.52 7.37 Wingham:arrive11.10 6.00 Gorge Souza- P aeso 0 ng r Wingbam,.depart x. 6.80 A. tr. 8.25 P. BoIgrano 50 847 •llytlh...,,.,... , .. " :. 4.01 Londeaboro • 7,10 4.08 Oliuton,... 7.48 4.28 , Bruoofield•...... 9,05 4.48 TLi po'n, S.13 4.53 'lronsitTl,,,.., .,.,... 8 22 4,55. • Exeter..., ..... ... 8.43 0,12 • �+e ICKsErr.e. D. C. Nl,, TRINITY UNIVERSITY.;,;, M E TORONTO UNIVERSITY.. Has opened outta�a new!Drug'Store on MAIN R.lia9DIT ST., Where he keeps a full supply ,1 • of ali lines of DR UGIS, DRUGGIST'S SUNDRIES, and PATENT MEIDICINES. Dx PE BXZT 4 ended toy Our prices will be found tho lowest„ Call and see us. R PAM WILL OM YOU We guarantee l odd's Kidney fillstacure any case of Bright's Disease Diabetes, Lumbago, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Hart Disease, Female Troubles, tinpure Blood --or money refunded. Sold by all dcalere in medicine or by mall on receipt of price, see, perbox, or medicine, boxes $2.50.. I`lle. ti.. A. SMITH & 00., Toronto. i°