Exeter Times, 1900-3-1, Page 1777
ENTY7SEVE,NTH -'YEAR NO. 27.
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Whalen Rogerville ou Tuesday for his home an Wisconsin.
Arr. Mills, of Woodbann brother a
COLLINS a S7.'AN.BUGY BMWS. -- SleNaughton. and our shoemaker bas leased the build -log
eaeshter:elyroe, of Iletbnen, M".2 Jately occupied by Air Oliver as a
• 90FICES„ (Money to tea%) 411- _ 4 4
.f•A Pen' COUSITI 1,9S ilev, a Varna, store. He will re -open a tailor ebop
PeNeerFfe. ONT.
_ spent the past week with their consiu. k and we wish bile. every suecess.--A
Biimrs.- Mr. and Mrs. P. Brooks Mrs.
Geo, Case, Lendon Road, Ile is , number of the well known and respect -
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are recovering from their recent ill- one of the .prosperous fitemers of tile: ed residents of this place are making
(Late with Garrow /St -Proudfoott Zarristeg 1
LOndOn township spent a few days of 0 a C" /94(1 Qf 119r5e5 1 Lill Outb, We II learn their names later
last week yisitir, reil,tiyog: _ xrs.1 him. Ha iernight a, hanasoale driver 1 on. - Severe colds and eurprise parties
ee ' West having goue there 20 years ago.
noe, Ur, end Mrs. David Lone-, preparation to go to Manitoba next
' lie is takinre ' ' vi 114 ' '
71.4.431.t9SeliNer9yta,rl.7. I7.1)81.1,9'1).E;n85if.,Iffl.07otr'eiratiti .4ingeonlbe 4.4 Lona. 4, vie.iti„( from. Geo, Etherthinton, of Usborne, are the order. The home of James Neil
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extracted without_pain or bad effects. °face
-- .ateef'reroute University, Dentists. Teetie Oto,--- ,. ,r iidon -- a t
with her brothel*, yr, Denbarn, of tins c PeaYI.F, a good figure. e _eaves for of .Bidiltdpb gave room to a very pleas- El
in Petty's Block, lotensalL .A.t Zurich every piece sites Esealpp end en, Tapp " " * k"
!I . . .... 4 , , . II 4 . ,,, I. day evening of last weelee., 'when up -1
ant and social gathering on NV ednee. i
Nteuday.coromeneing May 30th.
frOm ISIanitoba, ere visiting friende 2 wards of 40 of his frietule gathered ;
WaS by far the severest of the winter. of Saturday and Sunday has left Hie
13RIRP.3.--The storm of Sabbath last ' near Rogerville tido week. -The storm 1 " ---- 9-1,12. ••11 ,......3.-.,
t and Dal 4 AtiOSt (1;9 ayable time which I
were opened up. The churches were this place on Monday on their return 'Neil, is suffering from raea,ses. -A
letimleye
----- 4 MOrning.-Frark Hill:has l'iSf• his for- ;
completely blocking up tbe roads in roads here in a very bad eoudition.- BRIEFs.- johnnie, son OL, Albert ' lasted till the 'wee ginall home a the f
manY Places for a daY or so, until they James Collingwood and daughter left,
very thinly attended, none daring to journey. Weal) wish them a safe trip ; Barlow intends going to Manitoba in 31 fuer position at Mr. Esserys ana bas g
venture out from the country. -Mrs. borne. --Mr. and Mrs. Jae, Morley in. ' the cantyad of drawing the milk on !StephG-. Essery has the material I
, the spring„ --George Bell has secured ' accepted one with Thomas wils,,,, a i
A Fine Assaiment a
t the 4th aud 5th '70neession LYSI)OrIm' oti the ground for the erection of bia
d deughter, Mrs. II, J. D. tertained few friends on Friday
SPECIAL CLEARING E James Kelly is seriously ill with in tie% at'eniled James Wentes sale mull to repair his hotel.-Manv of our
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and vicinitT.-bliss Grant. of Thorney. for the Winchelsea cr_eamery.-- West's. 1 new holm on et -Ilion st eet -ti cl. so
1; Pott 1. and Shore, of Burlington June'', also is G. Grafton' nutleingrpreit;rattio'n FRESH
„;lea,roP:'cr,wiri't'nresilgvdeTfntAltela ;',rit("70'011511"itgg;t5viase,:,),nfig l)
burst, %vim WAS visiting her sister, Mrs
(Rev) j S Henderson, retuened home repore tbe recovery of both of these *
flannuation of the lungs, We hope to rurthasea s°113e of 148 c)Kge° Shart' Young wale citizens pa- a Flea to the Al
WrilS, The sale was Nven attended ; Creclition Methodiet ehurell cm Sunday -
this nreek.-Miss Aistborp, wile was . everything went lively, good Prices evenings. Their attractions caber on
here visiting her sister, Airs J R. Beek, being the order of the day. the town or its beautiful female resi-
has returned to St litrzs, accompanied
PRINTS
ALSO
PRING GOODS
Arrivf g Always
LARGE '''ill7.0(33; OF
EAD THE LIST BEL9W.
gWECIAL, ices tor PIRODILTC
fINTLE
We have • a
few left to c ear
•
at cost,
Newest styles,
Best makers.
--eleeze4.1.;
7e-seiseee
O altAR
$3.25
This season
styles from
best
makers4
go 4.7..
.60:6%1:40
LADIES'
JACKETS
Regular $$0, to
eel -ear at $2150.
FURS.
We hay") left a few Coats, Jacteets,
(Japes, etc., whit:have selling
strictly at COST to clear.
MEN'S
°awns.
Fully gearauteed
reg. price $17, to
clear $11.09
12-10, to clear
Se.
PRINTS English and
eVe have but left a few pieces of
—Amecican Percales, 30 in. wide,
and English Prints toiclear 80
Araerican
1 Washable.
We cannot
continue
this offer
REM NANTS
-OF-
DRESS GOODS, PRINTS,
GINGII AMS, ETC.
These will go
less tan
cost.
Special Prices for Rutter, Eggs, etc.
H. ISHOP& SON.
Crediton cert will be given in the Town Hall on
March. 5th under the auspices of the
BRIEFS. -Where vvere you. on Sun- Royal Templass. Rev. Mr. Forster
• day last? Could, you -keep warm? --John will give a grand lecture on the text
Metz haying found employment in of: -".Drink no more water but take a
this locality has,decided not to go to little wine for thy stomach's sake."
• Manitoba this spring. Our fair ones Mr. Forster is an elopuent speaker and
will be glad. to hear of john's decision. all are invited to attend. After the
-Miss Beaver spent Sunday with concert a fancy name quilt will be of -
friends in Exeter. -Church services ,fered for sale and we hope some of our
-were seriously interfered with on 1 young men who are thinking of the
;Sunday last. -Rev. J. Ford, 6E. Park- near future will be lucky enough to
hill, preached missionary sermons in secure it.
. M. E. church to very small congrega-
tions. -It was, most unfortunate that
tbe weather was so unfavorable as
Rev. Ford is an able and eloquent
preacher a,nd many had. been antieipa-
Sodom
BRIEFS. -The recent storm blocked
the roads so badly that the teacher
Mug hearing him. We hope they may could not get to school Monday morn -
have this rivilege in the near f u- ing.-The storm and cold of Sunday is
'ture.-H. ilber, M. P. P., was home
for a few days this week as was also
V. Ratz, M. P. Business seems to be
the principal topic of conversation. -
Henry Isaac, L. R., had a horse die
one day recently. -Sorne sneak thief
-dragging along very slowly at both broke into Wm. Dunstord's granery a
. halls of Legislation. - Our Mayor has few nights ago the extent of the loss is
not yet proclaimed. a civic holiday in , not yet known. -Mrs. William Dens -
:honor of the relief of Kitnberley nor ford held a pa.ncake • party last .Tues-
. the unconditional surrender of Gen..1 dayevening.-Silas Stanlake. Jr., has
-Oronje. Why not? All our sister i purchased a new upright piano. -
Canadian towns' of importance are. There was no Sunday school or League
• jubilant. To what nation do we be last Sunday on account of the storm.
long? -Miss Duncan, • of Farquhar, • is •
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mantle this
week. -We are deluged with agents
selling "Life of D. L. Moody" and
Zurich
Be,
, mvs.-No services were held in
. "Story of South African War.' Have the churches on Sunday evening ow -
was a law ing to the severe storm which passed
you invested yet? -There
suit of local interest held in the village over, here. -A number of our towns -
•on Saturda3r last before J. P.'s, Less men held a social party at Eli Hen-
Weand Weurth.-This is a spring mcinth. hoefer's the other night. After ample
justice had been done to drinking one 1 grand success,
was held Friday evening and was a
lintli With regard to the
welcome March. . • .
(From another source.) another's health, the rest of the even- I
• nel e • 'resent and the talent which
ing was passed in telling stories and i inl - 1 1" I • •
Bsenne.-We had quite a blizzard e,„g•no,
i songs. - A nuMher of our I had been secured. The singing of H.
.on Sunday last. It must have strayed ''" R. McDonald, of London, and Miss Mc-
onyoungbpeople attended a dance at 3411'.
from the North West. -Our churches Nichol, of Toronto, were much appre-
Stelck's, Hillsgreen, on Friday night
Sunday were not so well filled on dated, also the various dances by Pro -
1 last. -We hear that another hyery
account of the stormy , weather. and class, of St. Marys.
- ',stable is to be started in town. Verily fess°r GraY
. Some of our local' and Star Shinney - The proceeds amounted to $112. --The
• •(hockey) players attended. thePatriotie Zurich beats them all for opposition
in business. -A number of our boys Sunday services were poorly attended,
skating carnival at'Exeter on Friday osving to the severe storm which was
took in the Exeter carnival Friday
night. All report having a good time. raging. -W, Jeffrey, who lives one and
' night. -Messrs. Brown Bo Siebert, of
Billy you missed it. Even Harry says
Orediton, visited our burg Thursday a quarter miles east of Staffa, had his
' he got some star pointers in skat_
last.-Obester Steinbach, arrived home home and all its contents burned dur-
ing and is going to enter the raee next from Seaforth Tuesday, where he has ing the storm of Sunday. His nearest
time. --Pugilism is quite expensive in neighbor knesV nothlog of it until he
been visiting for a week.- Mrs. J. Zel-
Crediton as was shown in Saturday's arrived wiele bis vvife and mother,
ler, Wisconsin, is visiting relations in
• case. Beware ! Hits don't count, its seekhig slieN0er. The house is insured
and around Zurich. -A stranger ar•
money. -Some of our prominent busi- in the Hibbert and Usborne Co.
rived at the Oomn3ereial the other
ness men are wielding the axe, others ,
St. Mare's
dents. We wish them mosperity,--
by her niece, Miss . nnie Beek, on bc I ricton , Samuel Handford, of Manitoba, is
Tuesday last.-Gorilon Mantis met with
ft very Raiefui accident while skating
at the rink. on Thursday evening' of
last week. Ile was skating beekwards
1 at a lively rate, when he slipped back-
wards on his bead, the fall tendering
him unconscious, and during the re-
mainder of the week he was under
medical care, so severe were the iojn-
ries he received.-Mes G F Arnold is in
Toronto attending the millinery open-
inge.-Our business uteri report trade
good, and :are pleased to see the sleigh-
ing contiuning.-Mies Watson, of Eden
Grove, who has been been visiting the
Misses Moore, left here this week for
Detroit, where she intends spending a
few weeks before returnieg home. -
Arthur McAllister. who is te tching
school near Loudesboro, was here on
Saturday last visiting his parents. -
The trams got through on good time
on Monday, notwitlistandiog the
storm of Sunday, the miniature snow
plough now attached to the front of
the engine being found to do good
service. -Miss Prior, of Exeter, is hero
this week visiting friends.-Williato
Carlisle, Ntho was how spending a few
weeks, has returned to Buffitlo.-The
London road, about three utiles south
of here, is like a,canal with great banks
of snow on either side. -Miss Smith is
attending the millinery openings at
Toronto, and visiting her sister at
Hamilton. -A number of the young
people of this village .spent a very
pleasant evening at the borne of .Tames
Hagan, sr., of the Parr Line, Township
of Hay, on Tuesday evening last. -
Oar saw -millers ate getting in a large
stock of Iogs this winter, the advance
in the price of lumber being a stinenlus
for the farmers to bring in their logs,
-The ReveT 13 Henderson occupied his
own pulpit in Carmel church on Sab-
bath, after an extended absence,
preaching on the "Interests of the
Century Fund." -G 0 Petty, the enter-
prising proprietor of the Yorkshire
Packing House, Is laying in and curing
large quardities of hogs. Unlike other
animals they can never be cured until
they die. -The last carnival of the sea-
son is advertised for Thursday evening
of this week. -The Rev W J Doherty
Iwas unable to take his service at btaffa
on Sabbath afternoon last, owing to
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the impassable state of the roads with
snow. --We are pleased to see B Hog-
garth on our streets again, after being
confined to his room through illness
during past month or so. -Quite a
large number of our villagers attended
the concert of the Sons of Scotland at
Cromarty on Friday evening last, and
report it as being a great success in
every respect. -Wm J Ford and little
son, Ferris, who have spent the past,
few months visiting his father and
other friends in this vicinity, returned
to their home in Absaraka, N D. Sat-
urday evening. Mr Ford. has resigned
his position as school teacher in that
place and accepted a position as book-
keeper in Spokane, Wash., a,t Salary
of $1,200 a year. We wish Will suc-
cess, as he was one of our Huron*boys.
-We are to have a permanent mama -
ger for the alolsons Bank here, in the
person of Mr Oarn, of Port Arthur.
He will be assisted by Ambrose Smith,
son of Bev Mr Smith, of Bayfield. -
Mr Grundry, of Goderich, and the -V.
S. of Blyth, were the guests of T Mur-
dock on Tuesday. -I-1 Hooper has re-
turned from attending the Grand
Lodge of the A. OU. W., in Toronto.
-A Patriotic carnival will be given in
the rink some evening next week.
Cromarty
_
13rone.s.-The returu match between
the boys of the Cromarty and Staffa
schools was played near the Oromarty
school, on Friday afternoon. Quite a
large nuniber of people were present
to see the game, which resultedin 1 goal our gme little town. Speeches, songs
to nothing in favor of Staffa.-The In and recitations were made by our lead-
nual concert of the Sons of Scotland ing townsmen tit the above hoar nom -
ed. We trust that the enthusiasni
showed may prove to be a fact indeed,
as this war ta,lk has got to such an ex-
tent. that the school boy can talk flu-
ently on war news. It is too bad to
see blood flow with such profusion, for
to obtain a point. In God sve trust
that this terrible war will soon have
an end. Small groups could be seen
on all corners of the streets Tuesday,
discussing the war DP WS. It is hotted
tittt the report is verified and that
peace will in future reign. -G Piper,
one of our town boys, who is fighting
in South Africa, has sent home a photo
of himself to his parents, who are in
great distress over their boy. N'Ve
'trust God's omnipdXent hand will bring
Mr Piper home safe to his parents in
the near future.
1Www,--Mr„ Henderson, Welling-
rlsitmg Ins brother, James, of this
ton-st. south, has just received word BRIBFS-John Watson Ieft on Thum i'ice..-There are still a number of pro
GROCERIES
kinds of Farm Produce fo Ouch
highest prices will be paid.
P Rost3.,
from Cape Town, South Africa, ef the day for Toronto to sec:11re ajoh AS oers in, our burg yet, but -they are Lumley.
marriage ef his cousin: Ames phoebe: clerk in a, boot and ohne Separtment.- hanging their lip just now,
youngest daughter of John Woodhead, Aliss Tessa, Stewart of St. Marys. is
•
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$1. -'DIMS DFATIL-On Tuesday. Wm
of HohnOrtb, Sea PoInt, Cape Town. visi mg a Roberte c et...--. -.boutNI, tee, aged about 40 years, the suet-
Elinwille
to George Rethven 'Murray, of tbe co. fiftv guests were entertained at the denly at the residence of his son-in-
ionial civil servicee_oeverei new social held to raise funds to build a
newt pnITP.I.I.
buildings are already under contract new church, at William Robison's, 4th 131uPe'rs--"Tb •
the past few days bas been about the
e tome of the ,tisitabl health up to the time of his
fnr erection as teem es weather is suit, linese. An enjoyable time was epent, blizzard on Sunday last It W'as with- '
able for building. -The young cadets The •-.•erograra was short and sweet -
Varna
the Opera7TIouse, preparing for the IlesdaY 1.41tebell at the wedding'
BRIEF.s.-11re are glad. to ar that
the opera, House: ou ehtreh lath._ It was reported a pleas,ent event -el. Bbreetthbarenyn.' Illeerre• pWortaeltiategga°e-Inefiters George llathevell is able to sit up and
Work has been suspended in the var. eurprise arty- was given to WT
law, James Horton. He was in his
ont a. doubt, the worst storin ever wit -
are &Mine' several nights a, week in '1'QIII' Chappel and wife Went Wed' nosed in this locality. and none eau ,
grand patriotic concert, to be held in of Miss Atinie Stoneman to R. Keller. vouell fev •1. bttt an i
time returning, whits Bev: phiips will soon be around again. -Miss Ida,
ries for a short time owing to igh Tufts on .lenday evening hy, the peo. went to Zion and took the wisest plan 211OrriSOn and Miss Mary Szott, of Bur -
water, --Y. ,T. LeS110. Church street, Ile old* Alethodist. church for his ser- and dill not return till „Meniday atter- fate, were visiting at their grandpar-
gdeleveitaecitcearoasst puisaesoindesnacteu,rdinviteldvenof. vice in playing the oi.gan in the Meth-
odist chnrch choire-Miss Rachel Kirit Ante ere savii 7tiv R npvininnn lasE
11001), MS driving horse is still lame - -"•-• -- ''--- e -''''' -----' es ---
-ng, Feb. 21tb. ' '
so be drove the Elirtiville lievery.- ' ee,,, "ey-1.e„,4elfea„mee a„„Ye ewe. wife, ,,,,,
W. Sleanion is able to he around again e""*„..e„1,7"4„-"ftes",e" e.e',,,,`-',''rese-F,„-„e- -1,"14.r,e,"
after a couple of week's' sickness, but 1 -re -s *- ---- ------ --a -
his step is very alow.- Rol% coats ef , hopes are entertained oE ber recovery,
London apent a few days with his ilhough by last reports she was some
father who is a present very low and , better. John Hamilton is laid up -with
at times quite unconscious. -Mrs. E, , an attack of la grippe.
sPe" 11°11"Y 1 me. Wingbam will be represented in
J. Brown, of London, ..,-,..-.
the guest of 13. Spicer, and is the guest i ' e
of Mr. and Mrs. John Auth,ew:_tzaite , Stratbcona's Horse contingvni, by 4
a. number attended the eale a J. p: former Winghaut by, Thomas Ore,
Ciarice's household effects on Monday. ; gory, son of the late John Gregory,
-The Epworth League rally given en I and nephew of our townsman, Thos.,
Tuesday last was it deeklet1 success in i Gregory. The boy. once reeiegnized
every particular: The church was I on oar streets as " Tommy," since go -
filled to the door. A splendid pee. i ing ont west, has grown too stalwart
Inan, a typical western rider, and will
teramine was given by local talent. of '
the different leagues of the circuit, and I make a worthy member of Strath -
two essays given by Miss Miss Miss ' "ma's Ilarse•
left on Wednesday last for the
Thames road to perform her duties.
Woodham The school has been closed on account,
of diphtheria, in the section. -Our new
BRIEFS. -Tuttle of Dresden, is residents, Mr. Stinson and flintily, are
at home for a few days visiting friends I living in the village. -The football
and relatives.-Saml Ford drove to ' match played by the Plugtown school
Thorndale on Sunday last on the re- and Kirkton Friday, remitted in a tie,
ceipt of a telegram telling hint of the one goal each. They are open for all
accident wipe+ betel his son's, (Dr, challenges. Captain Paisey received
Ford), wife. She in some manner his Femme Raid medal on Saturclaye-
broke her leg but it is hoped she will The teacher's meeting was held at Mr.
soon recover. -Mrs. Sydney Allis went Leigh's on Friday. -Archy Robinson
cm a visit to friends and relatives in had a woo a bee Wednesday. There
Centralia last week.-,Onr school eon- were about twenty.five vords of wood
(net was a decided success on Friday cut. He was well setisfied.- Mrs.
evening. Much credit is due to the Davis returned home on Friday, after
teacher, Miss Smith and the scholars visiting with friends at Winchelsea,
for the way in which they -managed
it -Homy relies, of Centralia, paid our
village a flying:visit last weele-Wm.
McKernan teemed the offer or being
the overseer of an Industrial school
in the North West and bas gone to
Brantford to see after machinery for
the same firm, We hope ]is health
will permit him to do the duties re-
quirecl of him -A, St John drew
grain to Exeter last week.- Large
loads of logs are daily arriving at the
SaW mill and the mill hands me kept
busy. A large number of loads of
Hawn lumber is being drawn to St.
Marys. The yard is full and it keeps
Billy guessing to find room for the
others coming in. -The new machinery
for our flour mill is arriving and the
mill -weights. Messrs, Johnston are
very busy putting. it in. -The farmers
and patrons of Winchelsea butter and
cheese factory were drawing ice from
Mr. Peglar's pond last week to the fac-
tory.- Ed. Knight has nearly all his
goods moved to the farm lately occu-
pied by Richard Scott.
Lucan.
Brisoes.-3 Anderson is still confined
to his room. 3 Foreman, .is also kept
in from paralysis, havieg the third at-
tack. Mrs Ellis is improving some-
what. -Master Horace Horn, of the
London Collegiate, VMS under the pa-
rental roll over Sunday. He was ac-
companied by bliss Maggie Hartford,
Miss, of Zion Le:eve. and Miss
Chicago .., . ,
..! Jas. Johnston, a RoGgervilio,
E. Halle, or aehmville 1,44',Itgi.V. It was,
also decided to hoid a circuit eonven
Biuniee.-Packing ice is the order at tion once a year. The collection taken I ---
the day. -Mrs. Lotus Kalbileisch, who WAS for the Forwltrd Movement and !TESTIMONIAL TO THE VALUE OF
had been sick for some time is able to amounted to nearly $S. The ineetmg I ENGLISH STOOK FOOD
be around again. -Mrs. Haymaker and closed by the audience singing God
daughter, who had been visiting at • save the Queen. ' I used Enp,lish Stock Food, mamt-
William Bannan's and sisters for some I lectured by O. Lutz, Exeter, for a cow
tune returned to their home in Kansas
on Tuesday of last week. -Mrs. Neel),
of Slebtown, visited at her sistere,Mrs.1 •
William Roeder a few days last week.1
-Miss Adelina Miller is on the sick
list at present -Benjamin Pfile is.
cinito happy because his if has pre-
sented Inin with a bouncing baby boy, „
Revival meetings in the Evangelical$0.000.
church are eing on splendidly. -
Henry Kalbfleisch is rushing the logs
from the big swamp. He is getting in
a very fine stock.
(Too late for last week.)
BRIEFS.-QuiLe a party was beld at
Sohn Geiger's on Friday last and the
young folks were baying abappy time.
-Miss Kate Edighoffer, of Blake, is •
visiting friends aronnd here. -John
Geiger and family are visiting friends
around Drysdale on Sunday last. -
Nelson Miller our agent of the war
book is doinga rushing business. -Mr.
Able Schilbe is wearing quite a smile
on his face became his wife has pre-
sented him with arbouncing baby girl.
-Rev. 'Mr, Sauer and Rev. Mr. Fink-
beiner changed pulpits on Sunday last
wbieli bad calved and was not doing
British Seven Mixtures for vile by II appetite was bad and she
ve er •
0. Lutz, Exeter.
Was losing ftround. Shortly after
Winer's Liniment is invaluable for feeding. Engah stock Food she began,
sore throat. Price 25e. Sole tee eeLuts7e to improve, and is now doing well.
'rug Store. lier appetite is good and she is inaking
Kuepfer, ard Morninton, hes up in condition and. the flow of milk is
sold bis farm to John Miller, of Ellice increasing steadily,
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cousin of Mrs Horn. They returned Mr. Sauer conducted 0 very good ser -
on Saturday to London. -F Banner- mon here.-OrPSunday last a load of
is engaged in getting out square tim-
near Bayfield, and young people of Dashwood were visit-
ing.friends near Blake. While Happy
man, has gone np
ber.-Miss Brett spent Sunday at her their way hotae their sleigh
parents m London. -Mr Stewart, prin-
cipal of our High school, accompanied
by Dr Orme, Sr, went to London on
Saturday last, driving, btit had to re-
turn by train, owing td the fierce
snow storm which we experienced on
Sunday flast,-The carnival on Thurs-
day .htst proved Success, Under the
Management of J HoWard. , Another
One is spoken of for the near future. -
On Tuesday night, between the hours
of twelve ,14,nd one o'clock, could be
heard the st-,•:. ad of guns and trumpets
and a reflection of flre'seen, in accord-
ance with the neWS received -of the
surrender of Cronje.- -Gireater entlinsfi
awn and -British recognizance couldnet
be made in Canada. than was made in
night. It's a boy.
have the idea, but not the strength to
did me more good than any other emedy and Sr. Chas. Smith of J'imes, Ohio,
foloW it, --Chas. Either lost one of his T. 114511)11111's & Co. :-YOur Rheumatic Pills
valuable horses the other day. -Jos.?. The Grand Lodge of the A. 0: U. W. I consider hem a perfect curefer IZ.heumatism. writes : I have used eyery remedy for
' Morlock with his bride left for his fir- Was in session in Toronto last week. Mrs. Joseph Pearce, Collingwood Ont. • sick headache I coald hear of, for the
ture home in Reed City -Miss Melina Among the new district deputies ap-•
DANGEROUS bYSENTERY. ' past fifteen. years, but Carters Little
neayer is visiting friends in Exeter.- Pointed appears the name of M'r. John ei miasma with. Dysentery for four week$ Pills did :no more good than all the
Miss MeV Mattin and Miss Mary Mor- Baxter, St, Pauls, who rePrcsents the and could get nothing toour ale. I then tried
1 • Huron district Mr. Baxter is Master Dr. Fowler's 'Extract of Wild Strawberry, „,..„, 4 1 f f
lock, are spending .the holidays ays in • • which cured Yne when eVerythiug also lance, vv e are sorry ..o hear o the illness 0
Morriston. -A grand lecture and con- Workman in Baxter Lodge, St. Pauls. John L. Carter, Breivecom,,,, lc, e. G. Sanderson, of Bayfield.
,
broke down and theylhad to go to some
farmers to borrow another; as they
could not get one they had to take a
jumper and then went home rejoicing.
-Mr. and Airs. William Roeder visit-
ed friends at Slebtown on Sunday.
Central la.
SCHOOL REPORT. -The following is
a correct report. of S. S. No. 2,Step'hen,
for the month of February. Number
on roll 32. Average attendance 27 :-
Sr. IV, Lula Essery, Garnel Hill, Vern
Essery. Louisa, Flanagan, allow&
Hirtzel, Delphie Essery '• Sr. III,
Gleetis Hill, Isaac Si tns,Allie Harding,
Bristol Essery, Wilfred Lawson; Jr.
111,Louisa Sims, A. Flanagan ; Sr.
II, Eva Hirtzel ; Jr II, Ethel Lamport,
Lora, Sims, Nora Shns, Boys Sims,
Wilfred Hodgius, Mary Gower, Henry
Clarke, Roy Hill, Jos. Edwards, Ches-
ter Sims; Pt IL Gertie Essery, Rose
Harding, J'os. White, jos, Gower, Jno
SKATES
White, Everet Sims. SK
C. L. fliGGITEE, Teachet.
Thoughts
are in use
to -day than
any other
stove or
range.
Leads—others follow
MORE
V
T
110111#001llt
ARS MADE
EVERY
YEAR
than all others
Combined.
IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW THE
Happy bought
Bilo•Aaw, our public
HOCKEY STrCKS,
school teacher is Itticf aside by a severe
attack of appendicitis ant3 as a result HO CKE Y PUCKS,
his part of the school was closed last
week, but is to be carried on soon. -
Wm. Baker, of Fairfield, has purchas-
ed the dwelling of Samuel Da -vis, who
recently went to Exeter. We welcome ,
Mr. Baker and wife to our town.- '
Many of our citizens intend taking in
the concerts to he given next. Monday
and Tuesday in Crediton and Exeter
by our well known friend, Rev. F.
Forster of Toronto. -The supply of ice
for the corning season has been placed
in our creamery and 125 cords of wood
is being hauled by different parties. --
Our thaw caught a had cold. on 'Satur-
day, and Sunday was the roughest day
of this winter. Owing to this, no
divine services were held here. -James
Collingwood who has been visiting , A
friends and relatives around here left A u°
CARTERS,
X -CUT SAWS,
LANTERNS,
must be sold to make room for Spring goods.
These goods
BUILDERS'
UAR
WARE.
Our stock is most complete in Builders' Hardware,
• Tools, etc. Get our prices.
W. J. HE MAN 9
north of R. Pickard Co's Store,
EXETER
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