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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1896-12-3, Page 1!wiry HURON tt MIDDLESEX GAZETTE. "TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR. No 15. EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ard, 1896. Her. Wo buy direct .1 from the makers. ii SEE OSRir- . Womores homey 1,24se for 25e. __t_ wool ribbed Mena aoa vy wool soeit, 2 pair tor 25°. itiateid1WASCaN MCTN place will hold concert in the Town , oNcnT.--The Maccabees of this illy department of the work. Respectfully submitted Credrton. ine by Sanitary Inspector, also by the members of the Board in carrying out Hall, on Thursday. Dec. 17th. First B. CLutenELL,IVI, IL 0. elaas talent has been r secued from , I Prices is expected. ••• • Toronto and elsewhere. A good thne 1 Sharon. aeMs.e-e"•ilare No buyer should miss the offerings we are making in Winter Dry Goods & Clothing Soetooa Roar. -The following is Centralia I a correct report of S. S. No.4,Stephen, • for the month of November. Names CaorrINS.-The unaersignecl having added are in order of meria-Sr. IV, Rosa a new grain chopper, is now prepared to do Beesalea Sophia Clark ; Jr. iv, Emma either stone or pia.to cheeping, rapidly and well. will commence running about Nov. loth, Clark, el 'ie Aray, ; Sr. III, Clara Give us a °ale C. W. Selma Centralia,. Martene, Aiice Pedlar, Mary Rosezler, Bis, -Miss Webb, of St. John, Silas Adams ; Jr, HI, Samuel Kraft, near London is visiting her sister Mrs. Johu Colwill jr. - Mrs. R. Handford has returned from a visit to London. - No Matter how low the price you Mr, 0. W. Veil is away on a. visa and can usually be sure of the quality. It has a relieving agent in charge of the is never sacrifieed for the sake ofstation.---Largequantities of turkeys .quoting a low price. and geeseare shipped from this point by the Parson's Produce Miss 'You can make money by buying any jamieson, formerly of this village, but ,of the following goods from us. morefrecently of Biddulph, died at her home on Monday. -The consecration Nene Fur Coats, service of the Epwortli League which was largely attended on Tuesday IISFn• eze Overcoats, evening was led by Messrs, Huston a,nd Haggith. - Mrs. Brown, who has daughter, Mrs (ReN t, o Ladies' Jackets, Heavy Dress Good's and Millinery. Wilber Rowe, Charles Wind, John Hartman ; Sr. IL Fred Amy, Garnet Amy. Albert Wein, Chester Rowe; Jr. II, Freeman Morita*, Arthur Ainy, LovinaKlunipp, Nora Hartman; Sr. Pt. II, Ezra. -Wein, Franklin Statton, Susannah Kraft; Jr. Herbie Morlock, Alinina Yegar, Martha Wind, Martha sayrstriker ; Sr, P. I, Willie Smith, Weeley aVein Samuel .Ayrstriker, 'Willie Roeszler ; Jr. PL I, Elgin Amy, Cecil Rowe Aaron Wein, .August Hartman,The number of names en roll 53, tbe aver- I age attendance 36. been on a two mouths visit to her • W. .1. Bnoolts, Teacher. B treturned to her home in Toront o on Tuesday. -Mr. 1 Dashwood. .011.01•.. Delgitty attended the teacliers' con - Bengali ' Fol owing are the market, quotations, Wheat SO to .81 Barley•..20 to 28 Oats 180 510 Peas 38 10 40 Hay 18.00 to $8.00 Butter 12ao 12 Eags 5 5 R. Ma,whinney, 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1-5 1011. was ""aeraa a`"alataaY *42110011110111.0000411111141110001 `4.-•••-••• JOHN WHITE & Publishers and 41.400101441. Khtva. 1° "Thi°11S. ifilE-MAHKET DE $1100TING MATOIL-The following 'enferegirc to he Xield TOM Over the is a score of the sparrow match which k.C..4stiscieu. A,,t viola' the elm - was held on Thursday last :- J. Lamm, 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1-7 Washington, Nov. 30.-A. conference G. Mewhinney 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 - •• t • roatler. -0 bete eerolai caetorns ineeeetca W. Yearley, 01 1 01 0 1 0 1 1-6 axed. Treasury affivials from Wesnate- We haVe just put in stoct 10+1111.111111Poill Timothy seed. ..... $2.50 to $2.75 T, ICraft, 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 I 0 1-4 John Ca9""e ab°Pit 44Y4 3gu' 43 complete ra,nge of limey, 0 ea,a et was (railed Oar she puepuee of Hensall eOrreSpondence was receiv- w. h- taa :too ns 1 he tausturn ,t.O.Peee ta. 3, Sehrader, 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 00 1-5 distusaing the taz•esaas reguieworia tioW broinarty. .1.. Wilhelm, 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 4441 1-4 T. Illawhinney, 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1--5 • exibtak.i. lne eetnedian Lserater era U18' fonnetating et ameilelmeats 1 1 0 1 I 1 1 1 1-8 ed too late for this issue. BRIEFS. --The minutia Thanksgiving service in coanection with the Crone - arty Presbyterian church waS held last Thursday; quite a number attend- ed but there should lvtve been more. - A number of our sports spent Thanks- giving Day in the woods, but report game scarce. -Mr, John Scott has been holidaying around home during the past week, -Miss Agnes Currey is able to be around again ; her many friends are glad to know that she is improving. -Some of our young men took in the Thanksgiving supper in 'Hensel! last Thursclify.--Dame rumor says Mr. Thos„Venner, is abont purchasing a 100 acre farna on the 75h concession of Hibbert. Woodham. BRIEFS. -We have had a fine fall, but Nov. closed with real cold wintry t w nney NEW CHINA D Ile hi 1001011101-6 'lig"' the betterment of the service Scnoor. RaepoRT. - The following the eusterna rtgulations win not De 41,Et silowS tile standing of pupils of S. S. inc..ident of the ti,uf.mnee No. 6, Stephen, for the month of J. N. Comstock, chief of Customs at November. Names are given in order Watallaielan, is the chairman of the gatinz,eWriti.n. •ITR'a tT41I1VIN,Y LDiziznizelYtipIpaeTabzne.14.g. 1 -le sazd 14.15 i tani er:z1116(14'1:4•C:14.r: m.atacsogbieRizaza,rrLyt:visallance0immerceatmtacilaIL rf'truzixxiyal o'r;ep-stea''ILweuelteeudmry' ad4ne:ttoeINN'tellaszlet:fnecIrlY,- Ratz ; Jr. Barba,ra Witzel, David ten.' The sataleot Is general eustatie Lippert, Clara, Keaft ; n. Elmer Law- at aa pointe on the fastigiate -is frontlet , there. aloe. the Cuiresse as they act a a I Sr. Pa II. Ida Ratz, Jacob Schrader, 1 Alice Harding ; Jr. Pa IL letitre ', son, Alex, McDonald. Ezra Witzel ; i 0111.701:X1 1.1..11.1r;o:Ster,wr te:0;: 114. r, ja,...,71 .iii,x.,0tria, Iii a ..iipnu tt lacy: ino. terve cii to; : ittsy nut b i tritil lee,3 1Finkbeirier, Alice 3,111,‘Vhinney, Willie 1 'fit"rp-r-e-ii;d" '-an-a-a;iie been Witzel, Teenie Smith, NUMher Of 1 lion And betterment. It will III last for names on roll 37, average attendance I two or three days. Those who will I formulate tile repeat are J. X. Crewlee. 30. ' Chief Speciaa Agent of customs at Hirt ; Pt. I, Lucinda. Kraft, Ella recommendations eferer pt3IfET wlign1212624ele.ce- J. W. -Ir 9' Teacher. i Washington; J. N. Comstock, Chief ot Mew= REMOvSD 0, Fritz has rernov. Mimeos,,-MrS. W. Holt, of the one °, Customs; W. S. Howell, repreeenting veution in Goderich on Friday and Ra a atm ay o 115wee . 6: Hammes Hardware Stone New Stock. ed to ilartiela's block. ono door west of Paulin Seeretary of the '1"reasury Horse Hotel, has been to Part Huron Ryan, who is attending London everything to keep your feet warm, Prices ir-Holiday Goodsi days at home with her mother. - The BlumPs.-Mr. E, M. Brokenshire, Collegiate, spent Thanksgiving • . eeia right. Thanksgiving service held in the tailor, has movedinto alartleib's block, So you reitlize that Xmas will be chw.o, on Thursday morning was over C. Fritzs' shoe store, -Mr, George here in 3 weeks? It's none too soon to well attended and was ofan interesting Kellerman has bought the Penhale let you know that we have already 'opened up an elegant display of Xmas Goods, such as, - FANCY CHINA, GLASSWARE, JAPANESE NOVELTIES, TOYS, DOLLS, BOOKLETS, XMAS CARDS, ETC., ETC. Come at once and investigate. R S. FORD dr, CO. WOODHAM. -Poultry taken every Monday. Highest price paid. Kippen. Thankgiving Day passed off quietly'. - The Re's. .Acheson and Ale 1Videll, exchanged pu pits .ontanksgivi ng Day, -The revival "Services whieh started last week have been poitponed u n ti after New Years. -The Rev. Mr. Kerr; of Hensall, oc- cupied the pulpit last Sunday in the Absence of Rev. Mr. Wadell. - Mr. T. Monis has purchased a COW and intends starting dairying on a, s mall settle for home cons= ption.-Mrs. 4Rev.) Hamby, is visiting her parents and profitable character. -Rev. W. H. farm,on the 10th and Ilth eon. of Step - Butt gave a decidedly interesting and hen at a handsom9 figure. -The Kigk. instructive lecture -on his trip through itpoo Indian Medicine Co„ are still gm - Manitoba, and the North-West, Must- mg conT.rts in Moser's hall, ranch to rated with some Jule lime -light views, the delight of the small fry of the on the evening of Thanksgiving Day. town. -Nearly all the sports of the The public buildings of 'Winnipeg, and tewn were out hunting on Thanks - the residence and otabuildiugs of giving Day, and all report ha,ving got Premier Greenway were of special plenty of game. -Mies J. Hall, of Lon - interest. --A variety compeny are giva don,spent Tbanksgiving Day undertbe Fag free concerts in Smith's Hall in parental roof. -Mr. and Mrs. Man, the interest. of sortie patient medicine. and aeitelater, of Leuclon, visaed at J. -Mrs. French, matron of the Hoese 11 tlis, Thenksgiving D tee -At, the of Refuge visited friends in tills vicin ay semi annual business meeting of the last week. - Mrs. Butt, of °llama Y. P. A. on Ihursday the following spent the Thanksgiving season with officers were elected for the ensuing her son Rev. W. H. Butt. Wm. teem :-President, B. 13rokenshire; Hooper, of Alma, Mich., wade a flyiug Vice Pres. Adam Birk; receseceetary, visit among relatives here on Tuesday. • Thos. Snell, cor-seeretary, Mtss F. Hang; treasurer, Miss Carrie Shett- la; organist, Miss Fanny Snell; Lib - Hay Co moil. rarian, Jacob aliller.-Maa M. J. Mor - 'risen and J. Spencer, attended the Council met, Nov. 80bh. All mena teacher's convention at Goderich last bars present. A coatraet for the cut- week. ting of the timber and cleaning a road allowance between lots 5 and 10 Valeta. - ••••••-•••••••• •••• 1 - con. 6 and:7; Was let. P. Sipple op- • posit e lots 1% 2 acres, $7.50; lot 8, 2 . HAPPILY WEDDED. --The home of acres $8. S. Witmer, opposite lotP., 2 Mr. and Ms. John Wanless, was the acres $7 ; G. Parker opposite lot 7, 2 scene of a very happy event on Wed - acres $7.75 ; lot 0, 2 acres $4.- A nesday,Dec.2nd, the occasion being the barge number of accounts were order- • merriage of their only daughter Lizzie, ed to be passed. Varna s most popalar young lady, to Mr. and Mrs. Irison. - Mys. afcala . Council adjourned to meet again on Mr. George T. Turnbuli axle of McKil. visited friends in London last week. Dee15tI 1893 • t 10 lo 's well known business men• St Marys. Betimes. - A very pretty Weddtng took place at the home of Mr. Robert. .Sparhug, South ward, on Thursdlik.i, Thanksgiving day, when hiS daughter, Miss Carrie was married to Mr. 'WM • The knot was securely tied at 12 Mum Hass Sr., Clerk, o'clock noon by the Re.v. R. C. Biuton, e . • REPORT OF MEDICAX, HEALTH. OF - of the Methodist cnnech assisted ; FICER,- -GENTLEMEN :--I beg 'leave to by Rev. J. Walker, of Ethel, and was lay before penny report for ohe paet witness ed by a large number of ilia year. In so doing it may be satisfac- mediate friends and relatives af the toter to know that notwithstanding - bride and geoom. Miss Murray, of the fact that our township had been Detroit, cousin of the bride, acted as visited with an epidemic of diphtheria Mitchell, of the Sth hue, Blansher& of a, violent type, yet the diseaee was • bude'nxaid • . y • • e as hest man. After the ceremony had. The y wing. eouple were treated to .ea kept well localized to the part of the been performed the bridal pary sat Shower cameo when they took theten p. 'township in which it first occurred, •down to a sumptuous dinner. The re- in. train for LoadoneTne home of Mrs. and the death rate was surprisingly maining time was spent in a very hap - Peart, Queen street, was also enliven- low. This may be attributed I thiniz, py and sociable manner. The bride ed on Thursday evening by the to the anti-toxine treatment, and also was the recipient of a large number of marriage of hay eldest daughter. Miss to the prompt action of the Board in useful and valuable presents among a d di i f i Annie, to Mr. Ernest Cunningham, regat to isolation an s 11 ect on. of St. Louis. gr. Cunningham le a The total nortety during the year native of London and on his arrival in, . according to the. clerk's book was 21, that city, he and his bride received a which, with our estimated population very hearty welcome in the form of a of 4,ffaa gives us a death rate of 6e per reception. - On Friday evening last 1000. Infectious diseases as reported Agnes Knox -Black, assisted by her are i-diplitheria 16 cases, 1 death ; brother, William Knox,. gave a pleas_ typhoid 6 cases, 1 death ; scaeletina 1 .ant concert in the Opera House. The case, 0 death. • I ant inclined to think program consisted of recitations by that in many instances attectious dis- Mrs. Black and songs by Mr. Knox, eases of children, as scarletina, weasels, both of which werestrongly applauded etc., are not, reported according to the ber the large and enthusiastic audience. physician in attendance. Diphtheria -The improvements which have been was introduced by a, visitor from ;going on in the Methodist Church for Michigan. All cases in the township the past four mouths are now nearly have been isolated, the houses have .eompleteci. The re -opening will take been placarded and disinfected by In- place on Friday Dec. llth, when Dr. Spector, also personally supervised by Potts, D. D., of Torontowdlconduct the M. • • . wish o ca specialat- services. Special seavives will be held tention to the remarkable success of adigfollowing Sunday byDr. Workman e Toronto, who will preach morning , 1 the a ti toxine treatmeat Of the 16 cases treated by antatoxine but one aaial evening. . death occurred that being due to oue a.. ofthecomPlications. namely (Nephritis) Why don't you try Carter's Little rattier than te diphtheria. • As regards to typhoid fever no'history of outside Liver pills? alley are a, positive cure for sick headache, and all the ills pro_ exposure ofthe disease can be obtained. sauced by disordered liver. Only one In ecmclusion• I wish to express my satisfaction at the assistance rendered pill a dose. , • WANTED --aatemsa--- POULTRY 20 000 lb 20.000 ibs, s By the FOURTH December 1111 'Pay Tho PRIM ----mmerPOULTIIY TAKEN IN EVERY DAY:wow- Caution. No fowl will be taken with full crops. All birds must be in good condition and dry picked. lieads off. BROWN & PIREETER'S. reAtatz5vikiairaFtt- thew a beautiful upright memo present- ed by the groom. The young couple left on the 4 o'clock train from Theme - field, on their wedding trip to Mon- treal ;aid Quebec. We extend our warmest congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull, and wish for them a happy voyage on life's 'matrimonial sea. Zurich. - BRIEFS. -Ed. Willis has purchased the confectionery stock of the late Mr. John Hess, at the vette; of $1.15 on the fa He intends start- ing a barber shopin connection. -Geo. Appel has started a grocecy ;tad con- fectionery business in M. Zellerer block. -The shooting tnatch on Thanksgiv- ing Day was a success. There were a nnmber of contestants. The first prize was divided between H.Weber and W. Hess, Zurich, and R. Turner, Bayfield, who shot 6 birds each out of 10. Levi Stelck won second prize, shooting flye birds. W. Hess first prize in target shooting.--Sama Faust who has been ill with inflammation of the lungs, is able to be around again. -Geo. Davis, of Exeter, while driving into the vil- lage Saturday night his cart broke down. It was with difacalty that the horse was prevented from running away -The Oyster supper at Peine's hotel on Thangsgiving night was a success,overloa persons participated. The toast • list was well sustained, while the songs by Dr. Campbell, Alf. Faust, W. Hess, Dr. Steinbach and F. McCloy were superb. --Alex. Mines, of Woodstock, is visiting friends in Znrich and vicinity. -Samuel Brown, of Creditonapaid. Zurich a visit Thanks- giving Day. -H. Wing, of Shipka, paid friends in Zurich a pleas:int visit Thanksgiving Day. -W. Beaver of the 14th, who was .yery low with typhoid fever is getting better.-Itobert Mc- Kinlea, of the Goshen line is low with inflammation of the lungs. -The school concert on the 18th promises to be a success. Great preparaien is being made. MOjtE OLTEATiVE POWEIt. Is contained in a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla than in any other similar preparation. It costs the proprietor and manufacturer more. It caste the jobber more and it is wortla more to the COMUIller. it has a accord of cures unknown to any other preparat, ion. It is the best to buy because it is She One Troe Blood Purifier, Hood's Pills are the best family cathartiel and liver medicine. tientle, reli „ weather. Roads are frozen hard and consulting doctors. - The Muskoka , ail .1;atiirox-4. hunters have returned and report ha,v- am az. (.. Alec toes ;Nicoll, CaMtle d and al Agents amith are in general quite rough. 119w me ing a good tune. - Mack Brothers are i Coneetor 74.11breth is authority for they up North Doc ?-JoeFotel, is visa- busy running their chopping Machine the slats merit that there is no center- ing his blather Dr. Ford, in Thorn- for the farmers of this section.- R. fnee at the custom, boliee regarding tbe dale. We understand he underwent a. Dania who is ar, present hs reenesen, question of Chinese emuggling. surgical operation lase week, wluch is improving', and hopes to be able to I we hope will produce the happy re- sult of restoring him to his former good health. -Thanksgiving Day pas- sed quietly with us, being recognized as a holiday by the hnsiness men. Some of the citizens left town to help their friends pa* the bones of luckless fowl and be thankful, others shoulder- ed their guns and started in search of game, but we are glad to repert that all have retutted none the worse for their dam's out ing.-James Nagle left on, Monday for ',Ottawa. to attend the funeral of his may brother, who died at his residence there early Monday OILY last our 1 of the Oth con., I very plior health. - John Thompson, 1 the Counter complaint. whieh he bad int- im moved to "chive, , tereil against Sirs, f;oodw n, dismissed. 49 morning. - On Sa4tu , 1 acme g all costs. 'The niTidavIt else allow - genial little miller 'Will Erb, wee mir- and intends applyino• to theg ed that Goodwin Lad paid her a sum of siculouSly preserved from a. most sad- ment for the Past Oillee here. -"aerrn- eass money le full settlement of ali A lons$ den awl fearful death. He was at his S. W. Morrison hi• s been ro-eneottoeti I against Iiim for alimony and support. work as usuel• in the rist mill and O.00dwin (lid not appear and the steam to teach in Sehool Section No. 0, ler eas raetlealle dismissed the c uesti In of return in the Springb- Sohn Sehrader I GOOD WIN rORCE CASE. intends movina to ashwood in a few , days, -Mr. amiales. Teatru, of Grand : Nat Aelcrd that 111a Co -antra Completed Bend, visited at their son-in-law's Mr. , agalasi ills Ville lie Dieutissed. S•unuel Schrader, on Sunday last.- Ei4. to Foot 4hr Did. Miss Annie Keys, who has been work- Ken enema.% Nov. 30. Tis theatrical ing for .Tohn Leathorn, of Exeter, has roress Including Dinner Setts,, TIO setts, and many new novelties andl. new designs in Table Cbina, - ALL AT LOWEST MIMS- J. P. iRoss FUN AND ENTERTAINMEIM FOR THE LITTLE ONES. PARENTS AND OTHERS AME DELIGHTED, NE BIG COMBINATION FOR TER c. tioalwin. ate comediae was hexpeeted I Can you. afford o p dten eentili for CtENsT:a -- a Will you be in the rush and twintii.' returned home for a couple of months, leleelle?fill ert4 WIITS reIrreirgt,edw InerejuNdfet -Rise Clara, Glanville, who has been to arDear for examination regarding months, is not improving yery inneh. , albleutS fix rti" an equitable sum foe " ei to h p that the Judge might. be 1 gation of interesting matter ever and most useful kigc. in poor health for the last three fie° ,, es a lee I the biggest -Mrs. lainkbiner, wife of the late ' tenane.e of WS. GICindWill, Mt '.' thelliT for,U- Lldwetnsetz thbileirlacisort co., Mi 11 Finkbiniu% who is at present Montreal elvoree flom the ueter is new' Pmendiug. I Stoppino. with William Witzel, is in , LoodNwinh'slattorneys dual au affidavit. A.m. , nianufttcturers of the celebrated Dia. 0 ed b.. t e r elletit. In effeet he desired I mond Dyes, havil a desire to ma/m while throwing off my attendihg to some belts his clothing aceidentally .cialreht on a, set screw, and he was in- stantly dawn around the drive shaft (winch was running at NO revolutions per minute). linen his clothes were torn from him he fell free fkora the shaft, when he was at once discovered by his employer Mr. Jones. He was removed to his house, and Dr. Rivers sutunioned to attend him. The Dr. found ais left leg broken below the knee, ns auns anc rig leg .t y braised and Scraped, while his head bore a wound the result of his fall. His many friends will be pleased to know that he is doing nicely and does not safer much pain at present. All who have examined the place where the accident occurred amnot see how he escaped with his life. -The attend- ance at our S. S. Is being well kepi". p, all the teachers andeafacers except One being presea last Sunday. Miss Nettie Switzer,haslately been appoiat- ed secretary and Miss Laura Kirk organist.- Messrs. Ford & Co. have shipped large gnantitees of poultry the past few weeks, -The inernbers of St Paul's church, Kirkton, intend har- ing a fowl supper and entertainment on the evening of loth Dec. Big pre- parations are already being made. Exeter Puha School. Room. 1.-0lass A, Cora Manning. Olive Walker, Willie•Bewden, Almer Nelson. -Class B. -Ethel Bissett, Attie Handford, Anna Martin, Fred Sweet. -Class 0, Coleman Moneta., May Thomas and Czar Rollins, alma ; Jam. Spackman No on roll 39; average attendance, 35. T. J. LOCKHAMT, Teacher. in a rather peculiar way. Last week a widespread intro action of their rie,* Excelsior Rhyming A 13 0 Book, Rh* trated," make, the following extraoi- dinary offer, good for thirty days I FIRST: One "Excelsior Rhyming 24. 13 0 Book Illustrated," a real gem of the ensuing year as, an advanced costs moue renuaning to be setth.d, lithographic art. It measures 14120 salary. 0 1. 4 and a quarter inches long and Six brash ea' a Creed tsetse ar inches wide; the cover is rich and( Diphtheria is said to have broken out 1 Boston, Nov. 80. -Rev. Oliver Crane, Artistic ; each letter of the Alpbabet. in Stratford, and the residence of i D.D., LL.D., died of paralysis last measures two mad three quarter web= ,% (f 8150 alarm_ , night. Dr. Crane was a well-known Taa_ tmo,inebes wide, and no taw_ ed abouta Oriental and elaasizal scholar. He was "4'5 IA gra.dUate Of Y020 of the dame of '45 letters are of the &tine co or Mob • letter has an appropriate illusteratiera Mr. James Potter has bonght out .1 and parsed nine years in the Orient in je the a ark of the .A.merican Board of end verse Mr. joseph T. Ralph and Mistress A leadina Montreal school teach.* KayS ; "It IS one of the vera-heefa airfa eertainly the most attritettaa of meal- time eVer placed before tbe little tot% from which to, learn the English Rodgers iit part of lots 13 and 14, in the I are'gaMlsslons. second concession of Logan. - Arthur Kraemer, third son of Geo. I Lltady Scoot Vitae Furtlerr Adjourned, Kraemer, Fullerton, while taking a seliondoidstIov. 03tOn.-erTh trior :1 coofuTn.,iandy; board off the bean was unfortunately. Russell, Predenc Kest, John Coekerton ed very badly. phabet. The demand for this book novelty as struck and heerhis cheek bone fractur- ; and William aylott, for criminally li- t belling Earl Russell, which was ad - The Canadian Pacific has leased a ! JheasurnbeelnonfuFrirhiedrayadujonutirintehdiSurimto1rnnienxat, it,elsretigtylie.taixibut ttlitrtei printing capitate right of way over a part of the Buffalo and Goderich breach of the Grand Monday, owing to the illness of Kest, SacoNa :1tA(full 'sil:ersaahinet Pholee suffering from pneumonia. Trunk. from Drumlin to Buffalo. who is This gives t,he 0. P. R. a dir 5 line .73(EMED a.m.( WS WILLI,. for traffic between Detroitlanaanffalo. . W Chaplain Blaine T-ried to Rescue the Little ord was received in Windsor on Monday last that John M. aloran had been frozen to death in a Kansas One and nous were Lost. Washington, 30.--A telegram blizzard. He was formerly proprietor was received atNov. the War Department of the Stratford Herald and teacher of IWnr'tf the Collegiate Institute, and was later nrgo&M,arjeoxrasle.usltaei,instattliredaas inspector of schools for South Perth. 1 nigOt the quarters of Post Chapl'ain M. Mr. Donald McPherson, of E. Wil- • c. Blaine were burned and tne 4-at8p- Rains, met with an accident last week while driving in his cattle. It appears that one of the cattle in couting to its stall •struck Mr. McPherson on the chest with its head. It has left his chest rather painful. We hope it may be nothing serious. His wife escaped without serious Mr. Zenas Zenas Black is a farmer living jbuormy. in iCcheanptultrylaInarenriiCnieBdina.sinae wis on the 4th concession of King. Last v.etae in company 54th Kentucky In - spring prl- he broke his knee cap. It sat in 1864, was discharged the next stiff. The family physician told him v'anearalran-d. appointed Poet Chaplain front the knee would have to be broken tannsylvania, June 19, 1880. again if he desired to !walk, but lie is - Walking well now, and it came alma eau, ataltiiaAs. lain and his yourig daughter -burned to death. Chaplain Blaine, after the fire had made some headway, misaed his daughter, and entered the build.aig to rescue her. He was overcome by smoke and perished with his child. Room 2. -Sr. II, Allan Myers,Norma a cow nearly choked to death i Flour -There ie a moderate n eau- demand and Beb:er and Melville Howey. equal ; Freak Ross, Mabel Brooks, Russell Frayne and Herman Prior, equal; Olive Treble. -Jr. IV, Tena Hankin, Frances Rowcliffe, Charlie Westa,way, Cora Cann, Ella. Frayne, Flossie Snell. No. on roll 44: average attend- . 37 ing a turnip. All hopeofsaving the beast wes despared of, and Mr. Black's son despaired to kill it, so that its flesh would be fit for food. Mr. Black was standing beside it, and could not get out, of the way when it fell, so that it fell on him and broke his knee aerate The stroke of am axe did not kill .the Miss CLARA VOSPER, Teachea cow, but it sent the obstruction down Roost 3 -Sr. III, Vercy Hardy, as throat. Now the cow lives and Percy Browning, Carrie Dyer, Edna Zenas Black is a well man. Davidson, Harry Huston, Nettie Walters and John Newcombe, equal. -Jr. III, Harry Zinger, Roy Leathorn, Tommy Hunkin, Mabel Newton, Jennie Murray., Beatrice Luker. No on.roll 59 ; average attendance 43. Miss A. E..OREGORY, Teacher. Roo? 4 --Sr. III, May. Clarke, Mervyn Huston, Edith Rollins, Frank Taylor, Herman Heaman,Vera Hawk- shaw.-Jr. III, Annie Jones, Lonise Carling and foucreatia Wherry, equal: Freddie I3awden, Dolly Dickson, Ruby Wherry and Winnie Howard, equal ; Regime Davis. No on roll 59 ; averege attendance 50. Mies M. E. Gue,,, Teacher. ROoM 5 -Sr. 11, Gerty Smith, Frank Weeks, Bruce Crews, Nettie Moore, Ofaa McPherson, Mary Hatter.-jr. II, Mabel Williams, Garnet Welsh, Frank Hooper, Mary Murray and Jno. Ross, equal ; Dickie Gidley. No on roll GO; average attendance 59. Miss H. E. VaeinoNle, Teacher. Room 6 -Sr. II, Mary Parsons, Edna Follick. lafelvin Southcott, How- ard Powell,Eclitle Moneur,Vera Cobble - dick. -Jr, II Roy Filmier, Edna Dow, 011ie Prior, Charlie Dyer. No on roll 66; average attendance 61. Miss H. D. PRINGLE, Teakher. Room 7 -Sr. 11, George James, Percy Woo I, Martha Snell, Tommy, Grould, Charlie Long, Gelato Sheeee " Viole Sets ee, May Qaance, Gext4e olinki.rininenotlelsst' ruexerioosni,no.ettivilitnh_ attendance 57. iungs, sh Brock, Mae auence, Fred Walters-- tine4p4 Fred Sinitla No on roll 75 ; aver* atteT." a dist; /84 m. u0nnicrsor7, Teach y, prices rule steady. s•aa • ht rollers are qui$oratedn_artrat.,lagutieotialaify. races firmer, deal- ers asking 1;8.75 west. Shorts, se to SIP wetth aeat-The market is quiet, with pric arm. Offerings of white are limiteci, a 1 the price nominal at fitic outaide. Red ill bring Sc outside. No. 1 Manitoba har is firm at 95c, Toronto freignts, arid . 1 'Nortlaern at 010, Toronto freights. Buckwheat -111e laarket 15 ,:atly, with seders at 28e to 20e west. bariey-asaue odd, [dere being lit 0 de- mand. No. 2 sold outside at 24se. Oats -Market Is quiet and prices un hang- ed. White sold outside at 20c and 'zed Ten immierants who arrived by•uoted at 19c. seized with smallpox at Winnipeg. ast5cceecotroulsomseatoreaskaesettquedouerltlh, noltd.uhoWp.er. iceseasSYtea; stead at spreading, as other immigrants, who also may be infected, ere scattered 2.esskttolari_erth.oeutsustadreket tut tmehanged. over She Province ear tots quoted at $3.40 to $3.50. A wedding took place Wednesday BRITISH MARKETS. Liverpool, Nov. 30. -Spring wheat, 7a 0 .to 78 ld ; red, no stock ; No. 1 Cal., is to 78 7d ; corn, 35 'ad; peas, is Thad; pork, SOs; lard, 21s Url; bacon, 1.e., heavy 20s al; fair was strictly pi LV only the near tallaghettls".41;6`ciiiet'ii: b""' 2ag "; vhae mat colored, relatives beteg present. After a tour ei.s. to western cities Mr. and. Mr a Hoo- London--Opeulng-Wheat oft coast nothing in London.. . markets 6d higher lu some cases and 6d the stealushlp Parisian have 'been 41.'eas-'iracie t nd prices Rye -Trade quset, wan sat% out81 e There is great fear of the disease at South London, of Mr. J. E. Hedgins, veterinary surgeon, of • London, arto. Miss Clara Hodgins, daughter of Mr. Thomas Hodgins, of Liman. The af- th gills will retail and Make their 110/-131- "lig' on Passage arra l'aaush easatra And now, just as his country bad begun to cherish the hope that his ex- erienee in the Senate would supply Hon , David alills with material for An immortal volume on “Sleep, aucliOther Poems," comes tale startling rumour that he may be made chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Surely it cannot be tlait, he avill leave the joyouS meads of literature to wander among the thistle fields of hew. A patient suffe.ring from lung coin - plaint, who 11 id been diagnosed diver- gently by different doctors, WaS made the enbiect of ;tii interesting expere meta with the Roentgen rays in the physics building of the McGill Uni- versitv Montreal. Prof Calendar, net photograph of the maxi s Willg ft cavity in the tight e as, a Man's fist. lower in others. Liverpoole-Spot wheat firm ; futures steady at 6s 11Oid for Dee., is for Jan. and Feb. and is Rol for March, Maize steady at 3s 01/45 for Nov. and Dee. and 21 11.a4 for an., Vet). and March. Flour, 25s 3d. Paris -Wheat 221 25c for Nov. and Dee.; dour 48! 25c for Dec. London-Clocte--Wheat on passage grin. maize en passage dull. Paris-aose--Wheat firm at 22! 50e kr Noy. and Dec.; Sour Arm at 45! 10e for Li,,ertmcd_clese-Wtkest firm at 7s Otad for Dee., 75 0%5 for Jan. 5115Feb. and 78 COO for March. Maize quiet at 3, 01/24.1 for Dec. and 3e for Jan., Feb. and March. Flour, 2.59 Bd. _+. John la:nue-aces, of Logan, it is said has fully decided to retire from the .ueve:31 p tool offer for a se:ut in the co tui oil. Robert iieys has likewise declared himself in the aa a candidate ftok counf.y cairn - calor ender the ireW act-, of the “Three Faure Kings °Maas-. land." -The Prince of Wales, bis sou - the Duke of York, and the little son the Duke. This photo is beautifully' finished, fit for any parlor, and well worth from a5c. to 40c. Tanta : One package of the fanates Diamohd Dye Ink Powder, which :mates sixteen ounces of pure ana orilliant black writing ink, sufflcierai to supply a family for a year. The abeveanentioned combinationee worth 65 ceuts, will be sent to any tress for ten cents. Send us ten (10) cents in money or stamps as soon as possible, so that voile order may be _tilled promptly. 1 Send mall silver coins, or the proper anount in one, two or three cent -temps. Stamps of larger denomina- 'ion will not he received. Seal your letter securely, and befare nailing be sure you put on fun post- tge, three cents in stamps. If full posa- ige is not prepaid, letters will not ale accepted. WELLS & RIOHARDSoll 00.,a Montreal, Q, Election Notice To the Electors of Huron Counter aouncil District No. .4, coinposed of atephen, "(laborite and Exeter. ' LADIES AND GENISENEN.-1 am S, cragliftils "I this District for Comity Councillor and . iolicit your votes and influence, Two mem- bers are to be eleeted. Each 1-cavil/tag veto,. Vire voter can give ono 'vote to each &Zeit/tale - dates or can give both votes for one eaticlidaisa lThe vote thankfully received ladies and.gentha men, 2 votes in proportion. A. ROLLINS. Very truly yours Exeter Nov. 23rd 1808. Election Notice. To the electors of the village or Exeter. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. -I take this Inman if addressing myself to you, to state theta Ma candidate for reeve for the village of Fotetar the year 1807. I may say that I have serite-a yo for ten years, eightyears 84keouncillor and tw atars 58 deputy reeve, and amine the e year 'I have done TnV utmost to serve yea every attic:War without fear of favor, an aleete5 r reeve will do all that lay in my le- er to pro Me the general interest and afate -If the vi age. My motto will b 8rogr55e eoasistent with economy," Tiore 1 leek 11y -friends, put me of the oolle rbanking yo r peat favors. Iremain --Vents Faithfully Doc. let, 1896. T. 13. CAI/LINO. County council Election Paleic Notice a hereby given that a meet, of the Electors or Comity Comical Division oomposed of the tnunieilialities of lishor Suter and Stephen, will be held in the Rail, Exeter, on Monday December 2I11e 1 tt the hour of one o'cloelc p. for the pure cif nomitiating candidates to represent tit it in the county Council of the County of Hurt% for the years 1897 and 18J8. and that in ceSeD poll 18 demanded, sad allowed in the onion& named prescribed by law, seal no/I will: opened on the ith day of January 1897 la aa or the polling sub-divialoas at the al oe. place fixed byl3yelatv .of the Mu104ip111 the said ComitoDivisiota CHESTiaRP 0431 ail t",