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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-8-3, Page 1TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR NO. 51. AINUMIMMosailihhhmtah, ITUBON & MIDDLESEX EXETER, ONT. 7!"1 - CANADA, rrifclisDAY MORNING AUQTYST: '.34„: 1899.. 1 Tim StriKo Still Did you get a slice of last weeks bar- gains, if not why not. For you benefit we will continue our midsummer sale un- til lines advertised are sold out. LilaleS' °MVOS & Hein G. J. Sutherland, Notary Public, Convey armor, Commissionpr, Fire Insurance agent and ssurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal doou" ments carefully drawn at reasonable rates Money to manor), real estate at low rates of in. tercet. Ofnee at the Post office, Hensall, . • H. IT, D. CODICE. (Late with Garrow & Proudfoot) Barrister Solieitor, Notary Public, Hensall. Ont.. S,. Honor Gratin 'ate of Toronto University, Dentists. Teeth extracted without air, or bad effects. Office The balance of our stock of Ladies' gloves . 1 ensall. At Zurich over and mita, the reaular 25 and n5c kind for 18 / 111 ' et" Bli"..C' e •IVTonday, oommencinglYlav 30th. b ° ) Bnews.-Sixteen young ladies of the * ' 'rho balance of our stock of Crash Skirts, regular $2 village held. a, picnic. at Grand Bend on 'tdC11C8 Grasli Slats kind, nicely trimraecl, sellina for $1. . 0 Wednesdey. Pity this is not leap yea,r.-G. J. Sutherland. was la Bay - The balance of our stock of Ladies Shirt Waists in td(I16. Silirt iNdiStS - 9 white lawn. Black sateen and fancy muslins, regular 75 and 1,00 kind, clearing at 50c. LASS 511111111er Gorsets LNICS Gottoll floso This is a good thing, our regular 50c summer, corsets, good honest values at above price, now selling at 2.2e pr. Ladies or chilcirens cotton hose at cost. Prices no good to you in this case. Come and see for yourself. . We have the new Kipling Tie, the new thing in a summer shirt, the natty hat, the stylish suit All the latest and best in gents furnishings at a small cost. Hardware 6•868.1..2.1. AUGUST BARGAINS field on Monday. --Mrs. Robt Patter- s li, Jr. is Visiting friends in Exeter.- Fr. Scott, a Strathroy, is in the vil- ge this week visieing friends, -R. N. Creech, visited friends here on Satur- day. -Mr, and Mrs. ,Tames Sparks, and I son, Eldon, who have been visiting friends around.13a,yfield and Dashwood have returned. -Miss Clara Thompson of Blake, was on Saturday and Sunday last the guest of Mrs. Sparks. -Reeve Urquhart and councillor Arnold were in Mitchell last week inspecting a watering cart for sale. They, were favorably impressed and it .is likely a purchase will be effected. A long felt want will then be filled. -Mrs. Wm. Bell who has been visiting her father - hi -law, James Bell, returned to Milver- ton last week.-Robt. Eacrett was in London the forepart of this week visit- ing his brother. -The annual conven- tion of the Epworth Leap° of the Exeter District, vvill be held here on Sept. 2nd. The programs have been issued and will be mailed in a few days to those entitled to receive them. -Benjamin Smillie and wife, of Iowa, are in the village and neighborhood visiting relatives. Mr. Smillie intends studying medicine and -will 'attend the Ann Arbour Medical college. -Mr. Contine, of St. Joseph, was in town this week, disposing of large quantities of sugar to our merchants, he having purchased it at a price enabling him to sell it far below wholesale price. -The foundation for Thos. Welsh's new brick block has been completed. It will be a fine building when complet- ed. -A. Grigg, who has been in Eng- land during the past two months, has sailed and is expected home this week. -Psi,. Mr. Ten Eyck, of Exeter, ex changed pulpits with Rev. Doherty an Sunday last, and administered sacrament at Staffte and Hensall.-Rev. Mr. Jewitt, on Sunday last held Har- vest Home Services in the Methodist church. In the morning it was cast- ing in the sickleandin the evening, gathering in the rvest fruits. The choir rendered apteropriate music for the occasion. The attendance at each service was very large. -W. 0. Mc- Taggart, of Toronto, was in the village this week, and visited his brother, Dr. MeTaggart, of Chiselhurst, who continues ill. -J. G. Seanbury, of the firm of Collins 85 Stanbury, of Exeter, was in the village on Tuesday. -The tennis team will have to practise more faithfully in future. During the past week they have lost two games at the hands of Clinton and Exeter. -Miss Lovina Cook, who has been holiday- ing atGrandBend for some time return- ed this week, after a pleasant visit. -Miss McKay, of Oxford Co., was in the village OD Tnesday renewing ac- quaintances. -Thursday (to -day) being Civic holiday, a number of citizens took advantage of the excursion to Kincardine while others spent the day at the lake shore. -Rey. J. S. Header: son accompanied by Mrs. Henderson, left on Tuesday on a month's Va- cation to Courtwright.--Coleman Mc- Intosh, formerly teacher in S. S. No. 14, Hay, who has been attending Nor- mal school in Ottawa. is in the village visiting friends. -J. E, Troyer has been engaged as engineer of a thresh- ing outfit for Mr.Thirsk,of Blake. -Mr. and Mrs. D. McAlpine have returned to Glencoe, after a pleasant visit here. -D. McColl is suffering from a very sore eye, the result of grain getting into the optic some time ago. He had an operation performed last week. . Fall goods are arriving and we are compelled to clear out Summer Stock to make room; Here are a few of the goods that will be sold during the next few weeks at prices that will. _clear them out. C)F1 BEN DOORS All kinds in regular sizes. 1.door varnished, natural wood, very handsome' .reg 1.50, now LOO. 2. e • natural wood. varnished suitable for frontdoors 1.25, now 85c: 8. n painted, strong and durable, reg 1.00, now 60c. SCREEN WINDOWS, all kinds and sizes, your choice for 25c.. HARVEST and We have a very large stock of these in all kinds and all prices. THRESHERS See our new warranted Buckskin mitts, they are best Binding Ct. VES mitts 20c; up. Ma6liillie nil Why wear out your machine by usin.gpo or oil, We can give you the WI highest grade at very low prices. HarstTAll we ask in these goods is comparison of' quality and veools prices We have the quality, let us surprise you with the prices 'Highest price for butter and eggs. H. !shop it Son, Exeter., Kirkton Luoan. • --- THE KISSING BUG.-MiSS Mar- guerite Ward of this village, was bad- ly bitten by the prevalent kissing bug ILCOLLIN-S STANHURY.-Barristers,Convey- :timers, Notaries. etc., Exeter Ont. R. H. Col- lins and .T. G, StanburyB. A. (late with Mc- Carthy Osier & Co. Barristers Toronto) BRIErs.-E. Davis is on the sick list present. -A number of our citizens spent Sunday at Grand Bend.. -Samuel Doupe and E. W. Shier returned home ,from Port Elgin, on Wednesday. -R. Dawson has started in the employ of .Mr. Crozier. -Misses Frankie and Bes- sie Cameron, from Detroit, are spend - ;hag their vacation at Kirkton, at Mrs. Kirk's.-Miss White, of St. Marys, is ethe guest of Miss Lena Jameson this week. -The baseball team of Kirkton, will be renewed this fall again. -Quite At number from our town .took in the .excursion to Detroit on the22nd. They all enjoyed the trip very much and would. like to spend a week there. -The. garden party at Rev. Mr. Ball's was well attended' An enjoyable evening ,was spent. -We are glad to learn that David Hazelwood is on the raend.-W. Brown purchased a Crescentwheel last, Saturday. -J. Finley spent Sunday with W. Elliott.- Harvey Robinson has traded his old wheel for anew Do. ;minion with W. Stone. -S. Mc -Vickers leas started his threshing route again. ---j. Elliott has purchased a new Ores - cent wheel. -A number of people from Kirkton intend recruiting at Grand 13end this week.- Misses Lettie and Jennie Smith, of Clinton are visiting ifriends here at present. -Two of .our Sta- tes in the near future. girkton boys intend going to the Elimville BRIEFS. -Fred Legrice, of Dresden, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Wm. Slea- man and also his mother. -M. and. on Friday night on the right side of Miss Higgins, of Exeter, visited friends •her face and it is swollen so badly here on Sunday. --John johns re -erect - that the eye is completely closed and ed his barn on Monday evening. sides the pain was intense during the early were chosen by Richard Johns and hours of Saturday. This is the second. Wm. Veal. The race on the home case of the kind within a week. The stretch was a close one, Richard's side kissing bug is a large sized beetle, and winning by about half a initiate. Three is becoming prevalent. The bite is of the clerical gentlemenlwere there very dangerous. and used their muscle to good advan- Barnas.-The mason work of the I tage; Everything event nicely and no injuries ocurreda-melville Skinner has new oat meal mill is being rushed quite rapidly. -Mrs. G. Stanley has returned purchased from R. T. Johns a hand - from the Grand Bend where she spent some new Winchester bicycle with a, a few days va.cation.-Misstfutchinson of high gear, so look out for scorching London, has been the guest of Mrs and now. Miss Wiggins, of Goderich, is Mr. 'Harrigan, the past week. --The the guest of the Misses Halls. -Mrs. P. Lucan Greys Base Ball team played a T. Halls called on friends this week ame with a St. Marys tearn on Mon- prior to their leaving for Goderich, where Mr. Halls has purchased a Boot & Shoe Store. -Mrs. 1. Cudmore, of Manitoba, (nee Harriet Johns) is visit- ing her parents and brothers and will remain for some time. It is nine years since she visited the old home and ay, the game in favor ot Lucan.:-Mr. and Mrs W. Reid spent' Saturday and Sunday last at the Bend. -Rev, Shaw was in town on Friday la,st all were pleased to see Mr. Shaw again he bein a former pastor. -Mr. Quigley. Esq. an Mr. W. Ward, attended the ball match1 notes m -- any changes. Patterson & at Craig last Saturday, and had a hur- Ellis,. of S. Marys, are making cement rah time. -Mr. andMrs, Shea, and Mrs. tile in. R. Herdman's . gravel pit. - McDonald, all of London, were the Threshing will now be the order of the guests of Mrs. Harrigan, on Sunday clay. The johns Bros. being the first last. -Miss Katie Hobbies wheeled , to start on Tuesday, their new separ- from London on Saturday evening , ator startecl,off in good shape.-Robt. last. -Mrs. Robinson and family of Herdman has purchased a new buggy Goderich are visiting friends in midland times must surely be looking bet - around Lucan.-Bicycle riding on the i ter 4 noi lessthan w four nebuggies are sidewalks is prohibited in other towns, ion the line n 2i miles. -William Horn but Lucan don't seem to have any has started his new Traction Engine Dr. Laing and Dr. Charles perform- prohibitory laws for such; your corres- and will doubtless make things hew .ed the second operation on Mrs. Pea:- pondent with others trusts that some this Fan. But sorry to say James' cock's lung, of Prospece Hill, on &Our- one will look after this nuisance and smiling face is not amongst the gaeg. day, and also opened the leg of Mr. Draper's little son, which was injured iby striking a bed pest some time ago. • -F. Fanton and bride, of Lambeth, are the guests of James Halls and fam- ily. Mr. and Miss Cudmore, of Beth- esda, were the guests of Sohn Johns 1 1' County Detective Ward received a , on Sunday. - Miss Alice Woods, of clue from Chief of Pollee Dodd, of ;nere• . Hensall, visited under the parental Strathroy, Monday, in regard to the 1, _ _ whereabouts of the cattle theives who I ' H ibbert roof on Sunday. -Mr. and, Miss Stone - have beenoperatinin Lobo recently. man,of Hensall,visited at Robb. Woods :g cause a stoppage of riding on sidewalks. -Miss Browxilee, of Detroit, is tinder the parentalroof.- The Misses Tracy, of Detroit, are also visiting their moth - Two en on bicycles were seen neari BMWS.- Wilson Allen, whoSniallaombe and friend visited friends has aed the parsonageon Sunday. -Geore m the Decewned Lands on Lake Huron, in the vicinity of Port Franks, driving a large herd of cattle. He left at once in search of the cyclists, who, is thought, are the same men who oper- ted in Lobo. CENT.RAL been teaching several years in the Northwest, is spending his holiday , at home. Mr. Allen looks well and speaks well of that new land. -Dr, and Mrs. Tufforcl,of Stara, spent) last week with Mrs. Tufford's parents, Mr. and ------ Mrs. Hugh 0=0e...7 -Mr. Wm. Hog- gartb, teacher of Ciromarty school,and hispupils have been making an en viable in the village also Miss Ferguson, of Exeter,is the guest of Mrs.B.Willianis. -What's the matter boys? We notic- ed quite a number of young gents from other places looking after our Fair Sex.-Itobt. Tinny spent Sunday with friends at Bethesda. --Will Tay- lor is getting to be quite a profeSsional actor' hiS bicycle. -John reputation for themselves at the re• conebe, who has been quite poorly for re/1‘11... cent entrance and public school leav- some time is we are Sorry to say no ting examinations. His three ent vot`e all that were in the class PT:el bere4- St lielVint..c!IiiLdaboltirsirNienet illienuenr1 the examination successfully, marks 1,eachieg 058, 682 and' 710. The their day evening.- Miss jennie Coates is visitin un er the arental roof -Miss . What W. G. Bissett. says Of Hall's &Dish, Seven Mixtures. I have used “Hall's British Seven Mixtures" for a number of years, and "am never without it in my stable. It invaluable as 4 dressing in all euts, wounds, and calks on horses. Also he litiiment for strains, swellings, lame, riess, tore throat and influenza, it can. neit be surpassed. 'W. G. 13/8SETT. Marnitacttiretl and. sold. by Oh Lutz, Druggist, LUTZ p. two public School leaving, all that SarahlIalls went to Chicago on Fri - were in the class, also passed and got day last. -Miss -1,, iolet Hinds is vieit- the two highest marks of those that ing friend§ in steatenee,_Gen. iiiliders tried id Mitchell. These last two jdst, leaves on AAgnst 15 for Branclon,Man. passed the entrance last year. A.1,.1 and other points west in search of a Candidates from this school passed lase year also, and all but one the year position in the mercantile line, success Geo. -Jas. Smith intends renewing ac - before. ,.These are Mr. Hoggarth's tlireeet"Me * th' school.• quaintances in Hainlobee Me,n.--Quite a number. from around here intend taking inthe exctitsioini:0 Kincardine to.day. To be free from sick headache, hill oneness, eenstipatien, etc., uselCarter'e Little Liver Strictly vegetable. They gently' Eiticatilate the heoet arid tlothwell, foe 88 years principal Science Hill BRIEFS. -Miss Lottle Hubbard is the guest of Mrs. Jas Barnett. -Mrs. Geo. Chapman of St Marys, attended ser- vice at Zion on Sunday. -The bulk of the oat crop will be harvested this week. With favoreble weather har- vest will practically be finished next eveek. -Hugh Kirk, of Kirkton, is en- gaged to teach S. S. No. 9. We hope to find Mr. Kirk a pushing. energetic young man, and as this is his first school he has.a reputation to make. - Wm. Nethercott's new barn is at last ready for the harvest, Mr. th ercott has a commodious building. Central ia Baeaase-aWm. Ilaggith, who has been attending College in Woodstock, is at home with his parents for a few days before supplying a pulpit vacant for the holidays. -Miss Robertson is likely to be Second teacher irt the pub- lic school, evh ich position has even made vacant by the resignation of Miss Livens. -Large crowds continue to at tend the Methodist chorch, several from Nursery and Olandeboye attend- ed last Sunday. - Quarterly services will be held in the above named Church and at Eden at 2.80. -Miss Grace Salton has retained fecnn attending school in Lucknow,aralMiss Pearl Cohleigh from Parkhill. -The Epworth League of Lhe Methodist church have arranged to give the old people of the church a grand teception ,and social in the base - merit of the church on•the I5th. The Eden league is to be invited also. - S. McCoy is putting up quite an addition to his holm in the shape of e neW kit - ellen. -Mr. and Mrs. Weber, of Gode- rich visited friends in Devon ,,on day last. -Mrs. Thos. Neil's sisteris vis- iting her froni Lohdon, also her father. -Mrs. Sheardown is up 'and around Again. -mos /twill still cOetin nes quite U s borne Biciclulph The death ot Mrs. William Blatch- ford, of Usborne, occurred on Monday, after a somewhat protracted Mimes, of tuberculosis. Deceased's maiden mime was Ettie Woods, daughter of the late James Woods, and was in her 31st year. She was an estimable lady and her death in the bloorn of womanhood. is mourned. by a wide circle of friends. The funeral yesterday was very large- ly attended, and. the sympathy of the conimunity gees out to Mr. Blatchroecl in his irreparable loss. Shipica COLLINS & ST$N33URY.-Barristers,Convey tumors, Notaries, eta., Exeter Ont. R. Ef, Col- lins and 3, G. Stan:bury B. A. (late with Mc- Carthy, Osier, 8t Co. Barristers, Poronto). SUDDEN DEATEL-George Geiser, a progressive farmer of this neighbor- hood, died suddenly on Saturday. He went to the field to work, when sud- deftly he fell faint to the ground. Re- gaining strength he returned to the barn, and while in the act of unhar- nessing the horses, he expired. Mr. Gaiser was about,45 years old, was a very industrious farmer, and highly respected by a wide circle of friends. Heart -failure was the cause of death. His bereaved widow and family have the sympathy of the conaniunity in their sore affliction. Bayfield 13neues.-Miss Edith Falconer of Hayfield Public School took the highest marks in the Inspectorate in Drawing. -Miss Marion Mattice of the Hamilton Art School is here visiting at the summer residence of Dr, and Mrs. Bruce, of Clinton. Miss Mattice is spending most of her time in sketch- ing the picturesque landscepe yiew,s of this locality. -A picnic party from Exeter, Hensall and Clinton spent, Monday at the River Hotel park. -The church of England are holding a 'gar- den party this (Thursday) evening.,en the parsonage lawn. - Rev. Rural Dean Hodgins, of Seaforth, who with his family has a cottage here conduct- ed. the services at Trinity church last Sabbath, Crorna.rtk -- Bnims.--.Mr. and Mrs.Tufford left last . week for their home in Honeywood, accompanied by Miss Currie, Cromarty and Miss Bain of Motherwell. -Mrs. J. S. McIlraith and family are holiday- ing amongst friends .at Mothewell.- Rev. Mr. Scott arrived home Eriday last, accompanied by his mece.-An- I must be p'oor poli?ricia,ns as they never other of the old land marks has passed Iuuu • away in the person of Mrs.•John Dan- 0 -et a,r, of the 0- od thin ' lop, at the age 75 ; ber husband- drecl it aottiatio.neaf.‘p. l'a._s.--Nr. 'thi,n,ran mid few- years ago. She has been it very wife and Dr. Anderson itnd Wife left severe sufferer for a long time and in Tues'day moining for Toronto to go early spring her eyesight being dim down the St. Lawrence on the steamer she fell down the cellar and had both Persia, for'a three weeks holiday. -Mr. her arms broken. -George Leery had a French and family left this morning narrow escape from gas on Saturday for Oshawa where they will reside while digging a well for Mrs. Chappel; this year. He was the recipient of a he was overcome by the gas and was with some difficulty brought to the surface. It took nearly half an hour to recover consciousness. - Dame rumor says there will be a wedding in --- ter than anticipated at one time,about 80 bushels to the acre. -John Gilmour 1Just Received BEIRES.-WiAeat is turning out. bet - bas gone to work fer Mr. Reid, of I Coursey is at present in A FULL STOCK. OF Montreal in charge of a car load -a • Church, Biddulph. have decided to cattle. -The congregation of St. James BOOTS AND SHOES erect a manse for the Rev'dMr.Brown. ! les, Weir pastor; they have commenc- Best value ever shown in Exeter, ed making preparations to build. -• Ladies', Misses and Mens wear. 15110i11611111.3110049MPWARIPLIRM.Cyae. George Lee and George Faulder, Mn• Gillivray, has just completed two fine brick dwelling houses, also Andrew Erskine a flue brick house. Mitchell BRIEFS.- Mr, Micklejoho, having been engaged as teacher elsewhere, the next choice was Mr. McRoberts, who has accepted the position. Ile should be good, as he is a -IVIethodist Tory.-.7ohn Coates, who formerly lived here, but. is now located in the Northwest, was town seeing his many friends. -The St. Marys Juven- iles came up en Tuesday evening to playlacrosse,and got beaten by tOgoals to 1. -Mr. May and family moved out . to Grand Bend this week for the fected. He has had rheumatism for a long time. It is hoped he will recover - and get back to good health again. - Freak James has secured a situation as teacher Manitowa,ning and leaves shortly for his new va,cation. Frank is a fine lad and will be an example for the youngsters up there. -There is no word of James Wilson who went away a few days ago. Some think he Also a Complete line of GROCERIES, OROOLERY. GLASS - ware a NI' range of New PrintS , Lovely Patterns. READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING. J. P' Ross month a August. -Rey. Henry Irvine, of Listowel, was in town on Tuesday ou his way home from Kipper, where be had been attending a funeral. -Mr. Stoneman of the Oxitario house, has gone to Grand Bend for his summer holidays. -The funeral took place on Monday, to the Methodist cemetery of Thos., eldest son of Mr. John Woods. of Logan. He bad been sick for ten has gone to the old country- and he weeks, commencing with appendicitis will send word. on his arrival. -Death but alt the attention a,nd care did not has entered the home of William Firth seem to help him and he gradually got and. taken away his wife who died on worse till death came. He was only elonday afternoon aged 67 years. 22 years of age, and a large circle of Mrs. Firth has been a; sufferer for sev- friends sympathize with his parents , eral years. Although sometimes a in their bereavement. -Messrs. Hill & 'little better she never got well, not - 0o., have received the contract to withstanding all the care and treat - build an iron bridge in the township ment she has had, Besides her sor- of HuIlett.-Richard Babb, jr., of Chi- rowing husband she leaves two sons, cago, was home last week for it short one residing in Sinacoe and one in holiday. Like a great many Mitchell- Woodatock. ites he is doing well in the big city.-- Tli public h 1 b t e sc oo trustees Ine -a ou 70 ladles and the seceetaty of the Board to a lot of trouble' advertising for a teacher when very properly they intend giving the appointment to a town young lady. It shows the bene- fit of advertising. -Miss Alexia Davis leaves this -week for Jamestown where she will spend August with friends at Ohatuauqua.-It is said. to he sweet to die for one's country, but it must be pleasanter to be appointed to an office the near fidure. St. Marys BRIEES.-A very nice and pleaeing exhibition of lacrosse was played Wednesday, on the Island, when the Jr. Alerts crossed sticks with a team from Ptirkhill, our boys put up a 13W- nificent game of hall and by superior playing and stick combination coni pletely shut the visitors out. Al though Parkhill suffered themselves to be de- feated yet they put up an Odra strong game, but our juniors who apparently were the aggressors throughout the match were a little too much for their opponents and eueceeded in defeating them by a score of small plaze was started in some unaccount- a,ble manner Thursday evening about 7:80, in the rear of W. C. Box's grocery store. The fire was discover- ( ed before any headway could be made, and extinguished.- The Bright vs. St. Marys lacrosse game played Thurs- day afternoon on the flats came to a successful termination, the home team winning by 5 goals to O.' There was a large number of lacrosSe enthusiasts present, and all were very xnuch pleas- ed to witness the downfall of the Stars. The home team put up oue of the best'exhibitions of this game, seen here for many days,andavere fregaente ly applauded by the many spectators for )he excellent work done. -W. Haeileshaw & J. B. Wieclethold left Saturday morniog for a week's out- ing at the Grand Bencl.-The Town Council held a meeting last evening in the Council Clhamber for the pur- pose of selecting an engineer to super- intend the construction of waterworks in town. There were a applications presented for the work but the, appli- cation of Willis Chipman, O. E., of Toronto, appeared to be the most suit- able te the 0ouucil and was accepted. -Geo. Graham of Toronto, ie home on a two weeks vacation. -The Mayor and Council have proclaimed August llth as Civic holiday for St Marys. -There was a fair sized crowd no the Island last evening to see a choice game of baseball between the tailors and hotel- men against the moulders, L. Howard twirled for the former and G. Dormer for the latter and during the game sticceeded in getting in some very pretty work. After playing 4 innings the match was awarded to the mould- ers by a score Alta" The Ontario Groverament now looks remarkable foolish, in view of Sir Wil- frid Laneier's abandonnient of the Senate Reform movement which Hon. A. 8. Hardy Was instructed to inaugur- ate. Recently a printer found himself in hard hick and on being offered a post -1 tion as chore boy on a farm gladly ac- cepted. One day the farmer's wife re- quested him to set a hen. He ;alined by asking her how she wanted it oet- Waded, or solid. Sea 0 1 for Cattle. free the stotnach from bile, of Listowel Public Schoobhas resigned, ill. I present from a few friends before de-, parting. -John Beggs had the misfor- tune to have a paralytic stroke on Sunday night where by one side is Miss Hannah. Martin is visiting friends in Winghaen. Miss Mary Knight, of ,lIderton, is relatives.visiting Richard Header is taking a few- holi- days at St. Thomas. A. man named Foot died at the House of Refuge on Saturday, Mrs. Sias Handford left on Wednes- day of last week to visither danliter in Hebron, Wis. Vancouver Aug. 1. -Hon Joseph Martin's safe was blown open la,st Thursday and $200 and some valuable papers stolen. Some papers relate to -- the Dead Man's Island deal, and it is said the loss is causing it gieat deal a anxiety to Mr. Martin who has em- ployed detectives on the case. Mr. Mar- tin says he has not resigned his seat in the House, but challenges Mr Cot- ton to resign with him and go to the people, saying Cotton would lose his deposit. He intends to devote himself to his legal practice in the city but has no intentioa of dropping out of politics. EA Ne Ne Is NOW 1 AN ar w re LL Sole agents for the El/wood Wire. Fences, -ter lawns, parks, fields, etc. • The balance of our Binder Twine, Barb Wire and Harvest Tools at cost. Both Canadian and American Coal Oils always in stock. Sole agents for The BUCK STOVES AND RANGES. None better. A. full line in stock. Prices Rightt In ready -mixed paints we sell the best, .the Elepha,nt brand also the Elephant Pure Lead, use no other. 6 No trouble to show goods.. Call and see us, W. J. HEMIAN, EXETER. ist door north of R. Pickard Co's Store