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EXETER, ONT,, CANADA., THURSDAY MORNING JL ...AY nth, 1899.
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'Your attention is again called to oui bargain, list for this
-week and , ask your careful perusal of prices quoted,
Mens'
Furnishings
Men's soft bodied shirts, cuffs attach-
ed, separate collar, open front, just the
thing for the hot weather, selling at
75c.
Men's four-in-hand ties in. good
dressy patterns worth 20c, our price 2
for 25c,
25 doz braces at 5c pr.• a chance to
larace up at a small cost.
Let us tell you again that our 50c,
s -white shirt with linen bosom and bands
are the best in the market at the price
50c,
Men's collars, thet are all linen at 2
for 25a any size any style.
Men's fast Black half hose, our price
:this week, 3 prs for 25c.
Wash Gook
We have a few pieces of that cam -
brio finished print in blue, black, au&
pink with the e iech stripe 12 1-2 '
A good line of print in light and
dark colors at 5c.
10 pieces English print, 30 in, wide
fast colors worth 10c. our price 80.
Crumbs best English goods standard
dyes, new patterns at at 12 1-2.
White spot muslins, good width at
121-2,
Special in white lawns 12e, 15, 18]
20.
GROCE 1E5
All that's right in quality price and
tandard are found here.
Boots& Shoes [Jen, Jars
We handle the celebrated. J. D. King I
goods, you know the rest. Come when
you want them and bring you feet ,
Hardware. ..Talks1
with you.
Crown Quarts 50c doz,
Imperial quarts 65 doz.
One-half gallon 75 doz. •
BINDER TWINE
We have the celebrated
Plymouth Binder Twine in
the following brands:
GOLD MEDAL,
PLYMOUTH SPECIAL,
• GOLDEN SHEAF,
PRICES
8 cts. per lb.
Shirt waists
A few ladies' waists left are still sell"
ing at 25c each.
We are clearing out the balance Of
our white waists at a great reduction.
Come in and see them.
Ladies' Summer corsets worth 50e.
selling at 35c.
Ladies' vests at 5, 9, 10 and 1.2a.
Fast black cotton hoe, all sizes 5,e0,
124, 15 and 25,
Crash skirts at 1.25, worth $2, nicely
trimmed.
Ladies' belts from 10 to 25.
We tan give you anything you want
in ernallwares at usual prices.
Ready Made
Clothing
Men's odd pants 93C pr,
e 1.25 pr.
e 1,49 pr.
Mens suits at 4.98.
5.48.
5,98.
The price will fit the pocket as well
as the suits fits the man.
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HARVEST. 'TOOLS, PARIS G-REEN
A large stock at small prices.
• PLASTER PARIS,
HAY FORK, ROPE, Car lot.
We will give you advantage of our
speculation in this.
LAWN MOWEltS,
We have the best you can afford
to be without one. When you can get
one se reasonable.
Highest price for, butter and eggs.
H. ish
CEMENTS.
English and Canadian
HAY FORKS,
HAY'PULLEYS,'
HAY TOOLS.
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Centralia
Son, Exeter.
Shipka Cromarty
Baneas.--The little son of .Tames Mc-
SOROOL REPORT.—The folloveing .ls Lean had the misfortune to break an
.a correct report of Centralia Public arm last Sunday.—A. R, Ford of Park -
'School for the month of June. The hill was the guest of A. O. Dickson on
seport is based on examinations, ( st Friday. --S. Sweitzer hasernproved the
and promotion.) Names are in or ' appearance of his residence by erect
of merit.-- V, Melville Mitchell, and ing a new vera,ndah.--Robt. Ryan 'in-
--Cedric Hicks, (even,) Laura Ba,ynhan, tends entering into the hog industry
Ida Windsor, Wesley .Luker ; Sr. IV,
Almena Huxtable, Polly Windsor,
Katie Elliott, Alla Hicks,Annie Boyle.
Promoted from Jr. IV to Sr. IV,Edith
Bunt, Alvina Wilson, Jennie Haggith,
Enda Baker,Ea,r1 .Aggie Hep-
burn, Perry Windsor. day.
Jr. Dept.—Sr. ITT, C. Fairhall, N.
Baynham, Meno Canals ; Sr. III, F.
eCottrill, F. Boyle, A. Haggith, Rosy
Wilson, H. Mitchell, Hector Mitchell,
W. Mitchell, A. Baker ; Sr. 11, Cecil
Veil, Elva, Windsor, 0. Haeman, R.
Bloomfield ; Sr. IL tr), V. Sheardown,
quite strongly as he is erecting a large
building for that purpose.-1VErs. John
Breen, tif London, was visiting friends
in this vicinity last week. ---Miss Sarah
Blackwell, of Londorais visiting in this
vicinity. --Haying is the 9rder of the
M itc hel 1
Bantas.--Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
and their grandson Warren, left Wed-
e(n), R. McCoy, Verne W ilson, N. Cot. nesday morning for California and
home by Vancouver. They will be
trill, F. Hepburn, W. Essery ; IL
away two months.—Our racers did
Haeman, M. Elliott, O. Wilson M.
-Oallfas, M. Callfas. W. Roclgins, J,
Haeman, E. Windsor, G. Essery; Pt. I.
-G. Grafton. S. McCoy, F, Mitchell.
t
' fug $tore 11111)7Lnel,e,ang alo.toerh: lkoart(Fillpna,ers,si;
r ,
' lytic stroke from which be never re-
' 006006 covered. , He was highly esteemed by
welle Goderich this week, Gus
leo4tel's "Miss Deltnarch" getting first
morgy and Charles Pollakowskie's
BA.GsRAW, "Texas Minnie" getting 3rd money.—
M. M. LIVENS, '
Teachers Messrs John Bailey, W. Lester, Dr.
Hurlburt, Dr. Anderson, W. G. Dow's
C. Burritt and Geo. Sawyer. were
The Central
elected members of the quarterly
. board of the Methodist church on
Wednesda,y evening. —John Currie, of
the township : of Hibbert, died on
the tovraship as an upright citizen.
Tleisn'S-be certify that I have He was a staunch Presbyterian and
mSed ENGLISH STOCK FOOD was buried at Croinarby. -- Geo.
-manufactured by C. u z, or
L t f Day, G. T. R. brakesman, vehose home
milch cows, a.nd young at Fort Erie ou Tuescley night of last
iss in Fullarton,naerovely escaped death
pigs and in all cases have found week' He was crossing one of the
'tracks when he was sbruck by the eit-
it most satisfactory. . The calves
-have grown faster arid done bet- (badly shaken up and ft. I-m.1111(1th.!
'ter than ever before, the tniieh face, but was able to cut
1
.Tohn Whyte. jr., sails for home on
,cows have improved in condition, Wednesday next, being only four
-.the flow of milk has increased 2e) weeks away. --The Whyte Pe k'
me of en incom' t ' He was
e
Conipany sent away two cars of porf
per cent. and is of greater rich-
to the Old Country on S t d
,ness. The young pigs have done n "v
',better on ENGLISH STOCK he,, where lie intends going into the
;FOOD than I ever netir them thotkel blusineiss.t--A vekry pleasant event
nlip Gortner leaves shortlyefor Et -i
itt e 3 gu
s a most excellent and valuable PLY, ehil.PIlesabsYl!
()Ian Endeavor e'er -
rpm church in
is
before. English Stock Food meetinFrioft he Chris
article and should be used by all etevrsa6i'dtacie Elder
o'fi eii3etrlisaenlaeotitnone
sbteock raisers Only requires .to atond ' bearing on
in order to prove Christian II:de:41;1'14"k. aiss Elder
,Its gmiveernits4, tarinacol;thet merit is its the soeiety for man
has been corresponydiirssecretary of
cheapness as cOrripared with other ' •
foods:: ,I have much pleasure in ..-041111•...
iteCOMMetidi.r4 it to Stock raieerS.
Al3RAHAM DEAR r NO.
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LU 11 Palpitation of the beet% nervous-
riess, treinblings, nervoue headache,
told hands and. feet, pain In the back,
and other forms of weakness are re-
lieve.d. by Carter's Iron Pills, made
Specially for the blood, nerves and
coinplexion.
BEIEFS.—The funeral of Mr. John
Currie onSaturday the 8th was largely.
attended. Deceased had been confined
to the house for over a year; he leaves
a widow and family of four sons who
have the sympathy of the entire cbm-
munity. He was a prominent man in
the Presbyerian church,'being one of
its officers for a number of years.—
Mrs. Delaney presented her husband
with a fine boy on Saturday afternoon.
—Rev. Mr. Scott left on Tuesday to at-
tend the meeting of Presbytery in
Stratford, and goes 'from there to
Bruce county for two week.s holidays
amongst friends there. Rey: Mr. Bal-
lantyne, of Toronto, will preach for
the two Sunday's he will be absent. -
Mr. John Whyte, Sr., Mitchell, spent
Sunday afternoon at Mr. D. McKellars.
.7 -Mr. Wilson Allen who has spent the
past two years in the North-West is
home for a few weeks, but is going ee
back again, as he has a good situation k 1
asechool teacher.—Mr. and Mks. John ' c
RI are home for their holidays.
Crediton
Beemes.—We would like to know Hensall-
- •
:G. I. Sutherland, Notary Public, Convey
who your Crediton Correspondent le
enyway. He must not get too gay.— n,efiaeirs,sizoreenrioleamsslorririettigs etteenIseess.uranee agent
iss Jennie Hill is visiting with her nients carefully drawn et releonl'aTeldre°t%
ster, Mre. Rich, Baker.—Mrs. Dr,
Rivers entertained three of her bro-
thers this weee, Norman Rill, of Port
Huron, Ed., of Godeeich and T.
Be • (Late with Gave w Proudfeot) Barris( er
of Vancouver, • B. 0.—Mrs, Mills 'ana S , y a o. ensa , nt.
son, of Wood.ham are the guestsA. Sollery, L. D. S., D. D. S,. 'Ironer Gradu
plUrrosaigLalasual=ollgedtltom Detroit, on
oat -acted without rin or had effects. office
week. The a qate of Toronto University, Deattists. Teeth
Thursday last, one day late but Monday, counueneina itiav fiOth.
port a swift time.—Mrs. McMurray
and children left last week for an ex-
tended visit-, with friends in Nissouri.—
By special request of the Orangemen
of this district Rev. Hussar preached
to a large turn out of the brethren in
Centralia, Methodist church last Sim -1 on Wednesday July 12th. Quite a
day evening and delivered a most in- down
nheeto oNfvitoriaersevitiklaegettrasyealesvoendtreo,v_e
teresting and. profitable discourse.
I The friends of Mrs. Whitesides will
Rey. Salton filled the pulpit of the •Al -
E. church last Sunday evening and ilegret to learn that she con -
preached with great acceptance. --Our I trines very seriously Tena
Dr. •is again a "grass evidder", Afrs.iShirray has returned from Heeneilton,
Rivers having gone to visit her father
in Brussels for a few clays.-- The
Ladies' Alliance of M. E. church held a
very successful raspberry festival on
the lawn of the church last Monday
evening. The weather was all that
could be desired if the crowdiu attend-
ance was not. The speakers of the
evenieg were Revs. Salton of Centralia,
Baird of Grand Bend, Litt and Hussar • of hogs from this station on Monday
last.—Mrs. Rawlings, of Forest, is
the guest of Mrs. J. Sutherland.—Wm.
Shirray, of Detroit, is home this week'
on a visit.—D. A. Oantelon, has been
shipping away large quantities of
cherries during the past week.—Mrs.
Hunt and Mrs. John Robkirk were in
Seaforth last week visiting Mrs. Case.
—The Misses Dent, public school
teachers of Stratford, who have been
here for the past week or so visiting
their aunt Mrs. S. Sutherland return-
ed to Stratford on Monday last.—Miss
Edwards of Lucan, is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Millar Edwards, of the township
of Hay.— William Dougall purchased
the homestead farm known as the
east half of lots 14 and 15 2nd .conces-
sion of Hay which was sold by public
auction on Saturday afternoon last,
the price paid was $6000.—As will be
seen in the sale column of this issue
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Money to loan on real estate at low rates of in
Wrest. OilIce at the Post dace. liensan•
FJ..T. A, COOKE.
in Petty's Blook, ensall. At Zurich every
has purchased the blacksmith ;hop of GRO0
BR/arse—Trade is somewhat euiee
will take possession immediately.—
Galbraith, Church -se north, and
busily Veilniaggaeg'etdb.—e farmers
elroscafloecre of What might have resulted in a SeriOns
Joux WRITE &
Publishers and ,Prepriotor
Mayfield
itt
the High school, Clinton, one of a ,ple- I
A son of Mr, Houston prineipal of I He t Ink aft; au fisi
nic party, was drowned while in bath- 110 UttiWY/
ing Tuesday. He ' got beyond his
depth and 'before assistance could
reach him was drowned. His body
was found twenty-five minutes after,
too late to be revived. He was four-
teen years old.
St. Marys
ou Davie, of Ineersoll,
A FULL Sr.1700-K OF
BOOTS NO SHOE
Best value ever shown in Exeter,
in Ladies', Misses and Mons wear.
Oiangernen attended the celebration
conflagration hapPened 'Wednesday ia
of the Battle of the Boyne ab Exeter
the rear of .l'ohn IcLean's drug store,
accompanied by her cousin Miss' Lav-
rock.—The anoual piceia of Cavan
Presbyterian Sabbath school witaheld
on Tuesday afternoon last on Malcolm
Wood's grove and was well attended
. . .
by the children, seining, games, and
foot racing were the events and Pas-
times of the afternoon.—Messrs.Withs
and Shepherd made a large shipment
of the village, all of whom rendered
excellent serVice. The proceeds were
not announced but we feast the ladies
secured sufficient fonds to wipe out,
the debt on the parsonaee furniture.
Stephen
CouwaL.—The council ot the Muni-
cipal corporation of the township of
Stephen, convened at the Town Hall,
Creclibon, July 10th. All members
present, minutes of •previous meeting
,read and approved. Moved by Hicks
seconded by Willert that by-law No.
7, for the protection of ceineteries,
being read the third. time
be passed. Carried. ,eloved by Wil-
lert seconded by Hicks that a bye-law
be passed levying the following rates
against the assessa,ble property in the
tp. for 1899 be passed, viz :—County
rate 13-10 mills, Tp. rate le mills; and Mrs. 14Iargaret White an
estate pi- the late James White,of Hee-
d G. J. Suther-
land, of Hensell, the executors of the
Sather -
the sums assessable and to be charged
against the lands in the Tp. under the
sale will sell by public auction on Sat -
Ditches and Watercoursesliact; and the
urday afternoon Ally 22nd the fine
amount required by the trustees of the
farm situated le miles •south east of
reseective school sections Carried.
Moved by Hicks seconded by wineee Hensall, on the London Road, as own -
that Sweitzer and Yearley inspect the ea by Mr. White. , This will be a
let R. opposite lots 5 and con. 1.3, chance for those m want of a farm
and have the same rePhired if neces- to secure a good and conveniently sit -
sexy. Carried. The following orders
were granted by resolutions of the
board, Goderich Lumber Co„ lumber,
319.38; Fahner, drawing posts, 5Qc ;
Albert Browiegrading 3rd S. R., $2.50;
Municipal World, books &c., 32.50;
Frank Allan, drain, $3 00: L. Ravelle,
nails 50c; Wm. Baker. tile 70c ;,Oliver
Allister, grading, 8. B., 35.00; Webb
and Shaarow. grading S. B. $3,50 ;
Pollock and others grading 33.75;
Webb and others, contracts 3rd S. R.
$22.50 ; A. Webb repairing culvert
500 ; R. Hayter, R. Drains S. 0. 31.00;
0. H. Wilson, culvert and ditch 87.00;
3. W. Wilson, spikes, 70c; P. Baker,
culvert end commissioner, $7.30 ; 5.
Holt, culvert, $5.00 ; P. Disjardine;
contract, L. R. $15.50 ; W. Haeston,•
gravel $49.60 ; P. Disjardine, contact,
gore road 367.62; R. Handford, con-
tract 1 2 S., B. $37.50; Wm.* Down,
contract L. R. 352.00; Hy. Willert,
lumber, 31286; R. Randfcsrd, com-
missioner L R $10.00 ; F. W. Fern-
combe awards con. 22, and S R 830.50;
Advocate ptg. 345,73; 0 Wolfe, team-
ing and express, 600; White & Son,
ptg 1898, $21.50 ; Hy Sweitzer, flour
for Appleton, 38.00; Dalziel. gravel,
386.40, J.-Zileb, culvert and covering
bridge $4.00 ; Arthur O'Leary commis-
sioner 1st S R 2 blocks, $8.75 ; N. Mc-
Lellan. culverts and gravel $10.50 ; J.
Barry, gravel contracts $180.67 a F.
Eilber, con. work on 0 R, 36.35; M.
Ziler. gravel; 325.00; I Lynch, gravel
R $13.00 ; J. Lawson, Sundry grad -
ng and bridges $67.40 ;J Sims, gravel
ontract lst S R, $48.75 ; S. Pollock,
centred B, 0, $21.50 ; D. Bucherman,
commissioners C R. $2,50 ; 0 Willett,
rep culvert con. 16 50c, G Keys, rep
culvert 1st S R $1.50 ; Lawson, gra-
vel contracts B 1, $14.00 ; Rhode and
others. putting in boxes $1.50 ; S
Brokensaire putting in culverts 3200. ;
Neil lumber and culverts, $1.00 ;
Wm. Dearing'jiaculvert, con. 2. $3.50;
S Pollock, gravel contracts B 10,
319.25; J B lIckig1ns, Commissioner,
$2.80 ; J' Keys, commissioner, $4.25;
D Mawhinney, commissioner, 35.00;
Geo. Oratege, gravel, $11.65, Resolved
the council do now adjourn to meet
again at Orediton on August eith next
at 1 p. During the first, 6 months mont is now enjoying farm life, and
of 1899, there were 44 births, 33 deaths reports the crops, doing well. His
a,nd. 16 marriages registered. Path- many friends iu town miss his genial
masters are requested 1.0 return their face and inspiring yarns. --Zeller &
lists and. school trustees to send their Co. has the contract. for a new furnace
estimates. . and fancy metal ceiling in the Catholic
H. ILBER, Clerk. clan-ch.—They work to please their
- • customers and the people are pleased
De, Frank D. Turnbull, of Milverton to deal with such mete—F. Signer and
who had intended leaving for Europe P. Witwer were in the berty patch on
short's; to join his. brother there and Tnesday and they returned safely.
They were exceptionally well re-
warded for their labor.— The Miss
Thnelia, Lizzie and Annie Iless, of
South Bend, Ind., are visiting their
parents and friends in the Village. —
Alm Towler, spent Sunday at his home
in Kincardine.—Miss Addle \Viewer is
visiting frierale in -Stratford and Han-
butg.—Louis Worm, while. clistnount-
night accidentally broke his leg near
ing from hie bicycle on Sunday night
the ankle. '
An unique martiage ceeeniony was
perforthed teOttrdno's hall Seafortlt on
Wedaesclay eveninglast. The chief
actors in this chant& of life were
Capt. .Keeler (mite) of Seaforth, to
Capt. Tilbsary(woman) of St, Thomas,
1:'he beide was attired in army ani -
forte with white eash, and was sup,
ceivIng a broken kg, fraettired ported.by Lieut. Thema of St
and a. beokeri noee, besides it badly ThonuIS, 4.1 bridesmaid; and two
bruised face and severe intereal in little maids or henote—Mieses Filen
juries. Westeott and Lillie Marshall,
Grand Bend
Blum-se—Among those outing at
Grand Bend are :—Mr. Prid, of Mt.
Clemens U. S. ; 5. Hoer, of Welling- ,
ton, Ohio ; Mrs. Reid and Miss John-
son, of Detroit ; Mrs. McIlhargy and
family, Mrs. O'Connor and family, of
Stratford; Mrs, McEwen and fairily,
the Williams and Heamens of London;
Parkinson's of Toronto ; Dr. Orme and
Gibson of Lucan ; Mr. Resting • and
family, Rev. Mr. Ford and family, of
Parle-bill ; Rev. Baird, of Corbett; Mr.
and Mrs. Latne, of London.—The
Brenner & I3ossenberry houses are
fast filling with tourists for the sum-
mer season.—For stunmer's outing
you cav't do better than come to
Grand Beed, the air is fresh and beac
ing to a certain extent, also every ad-
ventageethat can be desired, either to
bask in the sunshine by the cool rippl-
ing waters of Lake Huron, or go a
strolling in the park and linger neath
"The shadow Of OA pines."— Mrs
W. B. ()liver is at preSent on the sick
list.' We hope soon to hear of her re-
covery,—Miss Carrie Wilson,of Green-
way, is visiting at Rev.
Pearl Hamilton, of St. Marys, is ?fett-
le at. her sisters Mrs. W. B Oliver's,
-- ill Moore of Hensall, was in the
Bend On Sunday.—Al. Ford,of Exeter,
paid our town it flying visit oh Thurs-
day last.—It is our sad duty this week
to record the death of Mrs. R. Bastard
who passed into the great beyond on
Wednesday last. All that medical aid
could do was to no effeet, that dread-
ful disease, consumptiom claimed her
as its prey. She loaves behind her a
loving husband, and a little babe te
oem her lose. Parents and husband
have the sympathy of the community.
McKelive, Winghate, has pine
dimmed the shop and. dwelling tehich he
occupies for $1,460.
where several barrels contaieing coal
oil were kept La stock. It appears
some children who had been playing
in the yard accidentally set, fire to the
loose, inflammable material, which
lied become well saturated with oil,
but before the flames: could make
any headway the fire was discovered
and extinguished. --The result of the
entrance examinations for e,dmission
to the Collegiate Institute were made
known Saturday morning. .A. large
number a pipils from. e. Marys ancl
surco un mg schools were suecessful
in obtaining the required number of
marks to pass them. Special mention
might be made of the fact that John
Evans, pupil of Wm. Spence of the
Public school here, succeeded ba cap-
turing the firsb scholarship, while Miss
Ethel. Oliver from No. 7 school Downie
took the second. Out of 32 pupils, Mr.
Spence was "successful in passing 26,
showing clearly that this departraent
of the Public school is in a high state
of efficiency. ---Wm, Norris is at the
peesent tune engaged in erecting a
cenemodious bathing house in close
vicinity his large artesian well. He
expects to ba,ve it completed and in
full running order in a very short
time
f
Zion
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BRIEFS.—Airs. Cornish relieb of the
late Frank Cornish, died on Mondey
last, at the,age of 74- years. Deceased
had been ill for some tinae of dropsy of
the heart. She had been residing
with her sister Mrs. Hoar of near.
Lindsay sinceherleesband's cleatlaande
her remains were interred in the Zion
cemetery on Tuesday. Deceased was
a former residetit of this place, was a
consistent member of the Methodist
.church. and was highly respected by a
very
targem pee o acquaintances.
FoUr belatives accempanied the re -
for
one. —W. Carlisle who has been I mains.—Miss Sennie Hoason and her
rfoeritheepasot mointh v,isiting his parents
dey with friends in Zion.—John Cor-
blIfilt er.Dav,id, ofernllarton spent Stin-
t n a t B iffalo this vveeke—Mr h e
the lungs, but we hope for his early
nish is seriously 111:of jeflarnmation of
recovery. --A McPherson teacher left
on Thursday to visit frieends in Strath-
roy.—.Harvest has coninienceclbut the
wheat is considerably rusted. .
..
The ClintoneCouncil decided on Mon-
day night to buy a Sawyer -Massey
Stone Crusher at a cost of $900.
and Mrs. James Sutherland returned
hon)) laSt week from a pleasant visit
-
to filends in Forest.—The delegates
and Ministers attending the conven-
tion of the Christian Endeavor held at
Detroib have all returned. D. Gibson.
of Galt, has been visiting relatives and
friends here during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Millar are renewing
acqpainta,nces in Wintlirofe this week,
their former home.—Williien Wood
wife and children of London have been
spending the past week with their
relatives and friends in this section.
-er'ur ice-cream restaurants report
trade as good during this weather.—
James Ooxworth, of this village is -very
much improving the Brown farm
which he purchased on the London
Road i near Hensa,11, by putting
good basement ander the barn, and
has now a neat, dwelling in course of
of erection.—Mrs. Crabb of Gm -tench
Is visiting her son Charles E. Crabb of
this village.—The fruit -crop in this
section is very plentiful this se so
Zurich..
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oOLLINS&STA'&BURY.-Barristers,Convey-
;moors, Notaries. etc., ExeterOat. R. 11. Col-
lins and 3. G. Statibury B. A. (1%te with Mc-
Carthy, Osier &- Co. Banisters Toronto).
Bitices. --- Angus Murray, Serible
line, raised the frame of his fine new
barn on Tuesday. It, will be a fine
building when completed. A number
.of eitizene took 'parb itt the work- and
the festivities after.—Geo. Meru er gave
an exhibition on the street on Mon-
day evening with his traction engine.
—Phil. Fasseld, was in the village oti
Sunday, and was greeted by his many
friends,— Messrs. Itickbell & Drumm%
the hnstling implement agents have
already this year sold, tip -wards or one
hundred pieces of machinery. 'They
handle none but the best makes, and
both being genial, practical men, can -
riot help doing the business of this sec-
tion of country in this line. They eirn
to pleese. —WesleyKibler, of Toronto,
is borne visiting his parents,—P. La -
continue his medical studies has
been appointed House Surgeonto
the Tomtit° General Ilaspital and
will reinain there a year before going
abroad.
The Lucien Enterprise says it is en-
deesteod that a petition signed by
,?t,r-tteticitily all of the teachers of Bast.
est. and North Middlesex, has been
presented to the Min is te r of :education
strongly recommending the appoint -
meet of Sohn Dearness to the Princi-
palship; of the new Normal school en
London.
While shingling on the barn of Rich.
Rainier* of Winehelsee, on Wednesday
June 20, David Hazelwood slipped
while reaching for the chalk Stick and
began slipping down, He was unable
to catch any obebruct lee and fell to the
hard ground a distance, of 28 feet, re-
Also a Complete line of
FRIES, OROCLERY, G-LASSware a full range of
New PrintS
Lovely Patterns,
READY—r.TO--WEAR CLOTHING.
J. F) LEZO.SS
COLLINS &,STANBURY.-Borristers,Ceuvey-
angers, Notaries, ete„ Beter Ont. R. R. Col-
lins ana.T, G. Stanhary B. A. (late with Me-
Carthy, Oaler, & Co- Barristers, Toronto ,
BRIBEs.— Hayin is about complete&
and has-been a, better CVO!) thee. was
anticipated, and the fall wheat is ready
for the binder. .Toshua Johns being
the first to start, on Tuesday.—Obas.
Andrews visited friends around the
village for a few days. Obas. contem-
plates taking a trip to the west in the
near future to seek his fortune. Sur -
cess Ohas.— Miss Jennie Slearnan of
Michigan visited her father for a few
days last week.—S. P. Halls, of Gode-
rich called on friends Wednesday and
Thursday.—S. Andrews visited. friends
in. Carlingford on Sunday last.—,R. T.
Johns and wife: visited friends at
Bethesda on Sunday.—Miss Zetta An-
drews is visiting relatives in London --
Our Zion correspondent roust have
taken it to heart beca,use we gave
them a joke to return the eompliment
on July 1st. But nevertheless they
took the joke nicely and turned out in
good numbers. The proceeds of 1st of
July amounted to about • $115.00,—
John Hunter sold his driving horse
to Dr. Rollins for a good figare.—
Quinton Bros. have sold. neaely ail the
swamp hay for $6.00 per acre. This is
the property we hear so much coal -
plaint about being assessedeteo high,
while they are realizing more off 50 ac.
of it than any farmer can off their
well cultivated. 100 acre farms.—The
berry pickers have been 'tipsy and re-
pot the crops light. --Quite a num-. '
be took in the 12bh t b - t
Exeter.
__—
Last week it wee stated that the
death had taken place of John Hooey,
horse buyer,formerly of Howick town-
ship. It has since been learned. that
the report was false, and Mr. Hooey's
friends will be delighted to hear that
he is likely to recover.. from his ill-
ness.
je.
NEW RIAIREINVARE STORE
1,171-i,L BE OPENED FOR BUSINESS
On July 15tha
WITH A FULL LINE OF
S11611 afid Roll Hardware,
rains, - pHs, Glass,
StOleS
Having made arrangements with some of the
largest Canadian and Forign Wholesale Rouses for
buying goods in quantities, we will at all times be
able to furnish our customers with best quality goods
at Rock Bottom prices.
We Intend -Giving. Our Patrons
the benefit of Our Close Buying.
We Were particularly fortunate making heavy
purchases of Builders' Hardware, Nails, Barg' Wire,
Binder Twine, Ropes, Harvest Tools, Paints, OHS, eee,
Etc., previous to the advances made early in
the season, and as every dollar's worth of our stock
was bought for spot cash,
The Sea80114S now on for Binder Twine, an A Harvest
Tools, eat and examine our stock, before buying, our prices
are right.
WE SOLI() 'r YOUR PATRONAGE AND
W. J. ITEAMAN, Exeter.
First door north Of the Pickard CO's
Oct