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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1896-1-16, Page 8!- STOCK - T T . > tis T 4 f'S IAdvertise in Tan TIMEs. Rev, Martin will preach in Ails.'t Craig next Sunday, The Tome and Toronto Globe from now until 1897 for $1,40 On Monday night next the annual installation of officers of the S. 0. E. KING societysonofCwilllinton D, take plDace„will, when T. Jack - preside, No time to write advertise- ments. BIG RWU6TIONS €t' ALL WINTER GOODS ---mosiihip— OR GASH CARLING BROS. 'i l', SWEET, i'Ii.Tiat1NEitY Si'uninON. fvOqk ((I tutO Is prepared to do any kind of bird stuffings And t' xiieimist, work at any time. ) THURSDAY, JANUARY,16th,1893. 1• 47eNEST ELL LOT, ABrevities. _. "l.(h'(„i,1 fon the i.,‘.I:51•ERN A5,LItAd.CE awed Municipal councils hold their in- tnp `PJAS, of Toronto ; also for the Pam= FIRaugural meetings next Monday. ixst"14ANr0 Ca,IIwA'tia,.of Iondon, England;, Clinton merchants close their stores the At.t.r:v:v, it lest-neece COMPANY, of Eng e• lz Sat play even' g at 9 t ' l 1 land. ,u( a ins, i c (Ll., The present whiter wether is i31 — _ . - marked contrast to the siinuner like weather on Christmas. Mr. G. W. Holuilu`s second son. Gordon, is seriously ill at present with smite St(;nach trouble. -1. . E1aek1i e 1l, of London, was in ,ar .town Tuesday a(1'ty purebasing horses. .ie . • it f1'iI(1 ret t n time :+1}la'are thanesy(.t'tn ed a number (1f fide animals. tuft• 1lttmiint i°:a \� iatD 1ta:�e iliLlNfatr seen TaF. Tanta; e:u'eui tsishe, to return ta•ltrain ains'a it- IDs a t iuu sfot k. Wtf thanks t,, the many mfl bWhokindly eek ail are at 'i•trcl, bothin the rel enserred him during the past variety shhone)..�:} 1 pl'le'ei. pinted. t temple oweeks. eeeeneeee _i special meeting of Exeter r L. 0. L., No. 1121, will be held in their hall, on FRIDAY ANI) ,yrl'Il1?-14•, Saturday evening; next. As special moNIDAY AND 'rl'F'4DAy, 4 and important, business \will conte be - lore the meeting, a full attendance eve hope, will prove owe big days. and is recut ,ted. as such we Weirdly invite • all who 1 Cr. W. Holman has received the sail care to coma to step in, look through news: of the serious illness of his bro- and make tluemeteves at home ; and the. Jahr,•:: in Chicago, o, who has been whilst we ask for a share of your in an uncoihs('iausc•andition for several trade, zee weal not have you forget • it tvs :.nd his de:1th is hourly expected. our 6,'.onft'i•tieners, I)ru-CYoo(la Men. Bi•ighte disease is the curse. jewelkT:is Zee, vv110 also carry very : 1 h enenal business nleetin;; of choice Barre cif liadidaty Goods and will Cavell Pres1)%terialz church was held treat yea etat.i (4+Dirt(':+y and feeler. last evening. There was a large at- tendance, and the financial affairs of 'I`Ii I•; :; Il 'Ponce IIII'.-:' Fein. the e hureh were found to be in a satis- fxlilizer, MIST 31eFAITL, filen rey euntlition. Proprietor.Treasurer. Among the successful candidates from the Ottawa NO .hal school we entice the following names ,—ti', E. Thompson, Parkhill ; J. E. Henry, 13lvth ; W. Hogan, Mt. Carmel ; �'� . J. Mitchell, e ensall , Thos.. J. Later, Listowel. el. r 1i' e are just now enjoying a enu]ne 1 b winter, with snow in some places five and six fr=et deep. The general sleigh- ing is good and farmers and others are taking advantage ge of it to hove their wood, loge, etc... while brick are being moved in large quantities. The Ontario Government, among other's, appointed the following license cilmanissioners :—Huron East— Thomas Gibson, George Fortune, Geo. Murdie. Huron South—Robert Spicer, Peter r Dt1itIh, David Douglas Huron West -Samuel ti`. Ti• kon. Sloan. James Stevens, Hugh1 uarrie. The annual children's entertainment in.0aven Church, was held on Friday evening last. There was a good at- tendance. Tea was served in splendid style by the ladies of the church to the.children, afterlvhich an entertain- l"SI'RANC11, Ch. i turas Fair. DON'TBE ;1,1 —IF YOU GET GOODS— Awfully Cheap 1 i T I I E---- raP StOr0 FOR THE NEXT go DAYS. 1c For on the ist day of April, there is going to be a big, big mens in the shape of manic lantern. Age in our business—of whicht views was given by Toseph%enior. ill 1 Rev. Butt, of Centralia, preached in b.. informed later on. the Main st l]:ethoel:iait c)hlueh on Sun - GOODS MUST GO,se day, in behalf of the superannuation �'• fund. The discourse, was not only highly instructive, evincing careful Yes, go they must. Less than O days for to clear out the lar research and deep thought, but it was g y g- practical, and delivered in an eloquent est stock in Exeter. Make no and impressive manner. The con - mistake we mean business, The tributions to the fund were liberal. A horse belongino;to Dr. Amos creat- ed a sensation on Iain street the other day. The animal was standing at the office, and while the boy was fixing something at the back of the cutter,. the animal started off. With great presence of mind the lad, Ernest Towl, Big Bankrupt Store will likely be a name of the past after the 1st day of April next. Until then, Bargains, Bargains, Bargains. Zes wonderful bargains, yes the climbed over the back of the cutter and biggest bargains we have eversecuring the lines brought the horse ffered. Sure, certain, positive to au halt, but not before it had ran a considerable distance. rgains/ Come and share in lurjder. J. A. Stewart. Mrs, Thomas Clarke has sold one of her residences on Andrewstreet, to Mrs White, for $475. Rev. Jackson will occupy his own ulpit in James st church next unday. The total collections and receipts rqm tea end concert in connection rth James st church, amounted to 570. The Oddfellow's degree team visited �aforth last evening and conferred ;Tees on eight candidates of the vforth lodge. They report a pleas- * time. aeclical men assert that the grip is ith us again, and that it prevails to considerable extent. This is a time r the cultivation of regular habits ; r the avoiding of chills, and of un- cessary exposure of any kind. Chief Gill visited Toronto this week dsecured the horse thief, Hern, who st fall stole Thos. Elston's horse. Is t Mr. Gill entitled to the county $50 ward for the capture of any horse lief.Mr. Gill reports a pleasant time the hands of the officers in Toronto. The Huron County Council will con- vene in Goderich on the 28th inst. speculation as to There is considerable who will met the warden's chair. The choice willrest between Geo. McEwen, reeve of Hay and Henry Eilber, reeve of Stephen. Both are strong men and could equally well fill the office, but Mr. Eilber bei.g the older niember of theBoar(l will likely get thepreference of the majority of the members. This end of the county is entitled to the Wai:•denship this year and in any event will secure the honor. "Obviously," said a citizen, "the in- ventor of the wire rack for holding a hat on the underside of a seat was a public benefactor ;it is unquestionably more agreeable to be able to place one's hat where it is safe, and where it can be found when wanted, than to put it on the floor to get dusty, or to be stepped on, or to roll off and get lost. . And it is gratifying to observe that the use of these wire racks is no longer confined to theaters and other places of amusement. They may be found now in churches •; and not only in churches equipped with folding seats, but in churches with pews as well ;