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11 T O S & MIDDL EISEXMID. G A2 .r ` E..
EXETER; ONT., QANAD ., THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 2Stb,19Q0
BISHOP .61 SON Sodom, flel'isaXl, •
Selling Out Prices
Below We have priced a, number oflines that we have decided to clearout
(extraordinary reduction Ifyou care to sa, •sat an
-
, �e money and can use these goods, this is an .e�.-
ceptional opportunity of doing so. These goods cannot help gopbut rapidly.
-
y,
99c Boy'sWashing i
Plain White Duck
Washing suits forboys 99c.
Bays unbleached linen
Crash blouse suits with
sailor` collar, trimmedwithtape, very cool and
nobby 99e.
CIAI.. .IN
' 99
Boys Patriotic Suits
Khaki calor, military
style, splendid washer
very latest 99c.
`-4t I MCIAL IN Nt
6
1.4adies Shoes
: stioe
Ladies' India Kid Oxford Shoes,I ings Neale
99o, Men's Dongula Bicycle Shoes
We have just opened up a splendid range of
J. D, Kings, oxfords up to $2,50.
;ill's
MU'S summer Subs
A141 -r SIZES
1plel did summer suit very cool and good
wearer $2M9..
Mclls
fin Sou Up*
Suits...........„______,.......
PURE WOOL WILL WASH
The latest style $4.O9.
Bla
This week $1.«
Silk Pinislied
Llltr8 Goats
for S[lilllllcl' $L49.
No Snap in iiinon5
To clear, reg r?;;o line for 115e,.
large quantity to clear at sic,.
106. and UP ANOTHER DROP IN E3IND
Last week wex iac 1. i� F� 'lrbi''t I'� E jQG and UP
i e 1111ot11er rcductiali in Binder '.#'wine, that will interest
We handle PLYMOUTH telt:st you.
17� 5I'LQI�,L and GOLD 141E1-iAL.,
SCREEN DOORS,
LAWN MOWERS,
MENT--PORTLAND and
TIIDROLD.
Be sure and buy the best brands.
. B1 OP & SON
Russeldale, St. Marys
BfIErrt.-The services in connectio
of brotichos arrived in town Friday, a
with the laying of the corner stones
the new Methodist church, were co
ducted by the Rev. S. 0, Edmunds, L ,
A. on Sunday last at hit. Pleasant at
'2,30 and '7 p. nn„ and on Tuesday the
26th, the laying of the corner stones
took place at 2.30 p. no, after which
tea was served front 4 to 7 p, in on the
-school grounds adjoining, at which
h
strawberry festival which ant time vas held on
':Thursday last under the auspices o
the C,'0. 0. F. proved a grand sue
cess, music being furnished by the St
Marys Orchestra. --•-On. Wednesday th
2
7th a
t the he
residence of Edward
Cornish, a wedding took place, th
contracting parties being Albert Roach
and Elizabeth, youngest daughter of
Mr. Cornish. The a„urinal anniversary
sermons will be preached in Fullerton
on Sunday July 1st, and on Monday
2nd there will be a picnic held in Wil-
liam Reed s grove. �.t floral bower
they have a rose bush in full bloom
•,with.fully 200 roses. -John McIntyre
-of the 11th cona will raise a large new
barn on Wednesday. -Viola, daughter
of Mark Clark has been very sick with
bronch f wand inflammation, but un-
der T,.; Hai n'v's,.care she will soon
agarli:-rhe PubiiE 9s i:est ese
aininations are being held this week
prior to vacation.
n Ramat -A cow bay with a herd
of
at
e.
n- is now engaged in selling the sans
13 &s horses are rather scarce in this p
of the country, this travelling sale
man will in. all probability .meet goo
success.—Leo Constable has secure
a good position as express clerk wit
H. Fred Sharp, of St. Marys, in plac
a of T. Spearin, who has secu
e ed a position on the G. T. R, -Th
crops around. St. Marys are lookin
f exceptionally well, especially th
- wheat. This is fortunate for farmer
. who should revel in their good luck.
e This week will complete the schoo
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Shipka
BEIEFs.-The work of C. Lochner's
house is now in progress and when
completed will add greatly to the ap-
pearance of our village. -James Han -
emu, sr., was in London on Saturday.
-A r•' her from here attended the
T!HE D picnic at, Grand Bend on
last and
Probably t,,report agood time,
sis spent Sunday in Park-
In'StAke %s thttt'i interesting game of foot
make the bes�t,yed on the ball grounds
wssrbIy'.ire d'arday night. between the
cows s, .. and a team from 14th con.
cuts as his nj
s ntch resulted in a victory
make the ame team by a score of 1 to 0.
he'h�as. aeatns are new beginners but
and r'sy play good ball. The first half the
the a it a stood 0 to 0 but when the second
s f started the ball was no sooner in
Ree
n
�P
ids and before
, alosingit
placed
nor '
between the goal posts, 11The
p
remiai aitors played a very good garde and
and ' ,e gentlemanly fellows but they were
anYlk t quite fast enongh for the . home
oys. Our team. will visit the other.
u team.on Saturday next and play them
return match. Our team would a like
' to arrange' a match to be played • in
Shipka'with any new beginners. Ad-
dress challenges to box 65, Shipka,
Ont.
O
BISMARCK'S IRON NI+1RV1
Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous
energy are not found where Stomach,
'Liver Kidneys and Bowels are out of
order.. If you want these qualities
and the success they bring, use Dr.
King's New Life Pills.. They.develop
every power of brain and body. Only
25c at any Drug Store.
or
v k for
the current term. The many
students are now diligently working•
or the coiningexamination.-The
O. 0. F. of St. arys are making pre
aratious for their anion picnic to be
eld here on August lst It is estima
ed that there will be over 1000 breth
en present. The Athletic Park veil
e engagedfor the occasion. -Tile St,
f
h
b
di ,
h flerent fraternal societies intended
axing has fallen through. -The ttleth-
odist people pnrpuse holding a straw-
berry festival on July ist.
Seaforth.
Bnisrs.-About seventy-five dele-
gates 'were present at the union con-
vention of the Sabbath School .Associa
Associa-
tion, Epworth Leagues and' Christain
ndeavorers of County of Huron last
week. Tuesday was devoted to the
Sabbath schools andWednesday to the
societies. Very interesting addresses
were given by Rev. E. H. Sewers, of
Brucefield, on "Irreverence, Its Cause
and
,,
Cure -,
Rev.
, Dr.
Fowler w er of
Win -
ham on allow to snake Review Inter-
esting
I- Whtting, ofnMitchell,eon "Tithe Sabbath
- School Teacher," The Rev. W. G.
Hanna,13. D., of Mount Forest, also
- spoke. The program was made still
- more pleasing by music rendered by
1 the joint choirs of the Methodist and
` Presbyterian churches. The following
t officers were appointed for the year c
President, Dr. Fowler, Wingham, lst
- vice-president, Be'-. J. S. Henderson,
Hensall ; 2nd vice, W, H. Kerr ; secre-
t'- terry -treasurer, J. q.Stouenian,Hensall;
and corresponding secretary, Mr. T.
Howard, w rd pp
.He
Step-
hens, who has been attending Toronto
Normal School has arrived home.—Mr.
and Mrs. William McMichael left
e„ Tuesday for British Columbia.- The
fkk Vaal' match between Heusall and
Seato`:i has been indefinitely post-
poned. Seaforth promises a,' good
time for Dominion Day celebration on
July 2nd. -Mr. and Mrs. ,T?rendergast,
of Chicago, arrived Monti ISS,on a visit
to the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
McQuaid. ' We are sorry to learn
that Miss Maggie McQuaid is seriously
ill.. --Miss Francis Gardner, of Toronto
is spending the surnmer at Maple Farm
Kinburn.-Miss Ola Fowler, who has
been attending Loretto Abbey, Toron-
to, for the past:six months has return-
ed home for the summer vacation. -0.
A. Humber, Goderich, has 'been in
town for the; past few days, • assisting
his sonwind up -the business Here --
While J. B. Henderson and his daugh-
ter wer
arys Alerts enjoyed an excellen
practice game on the Athletic Park
t.Thursday afternoon, when they cross
ed sticks with the Parkhill twelve
The home team certainly had ever
thing their own way as they played
with their opponents at will. When
half timo,had expired the score stood
7 to '0, a';: :'1 a ff'w moments more it
was increased to 9. For st, for the
visitors played good ball, and t,h
brunt of the engagment' fell on his
shoulders and more than once ho saved
the rubber from entering between the
flags by the dexterous manipulattion
of the stick. Before the time for play-
ing had expired, the Parkhill deem
thought it wise to leave the field' and
with a score of (no 0 left on their train.
'the next game the Alerts will play
will be in London:on Wednesday_next.
Theywill
r certainly m win
laurels there
Y
also. -Bass season is now on hand and
many of our citizens who follow this
line of sport are found daily casting
their lines along the banks of the
"Thames. -- The firemen succeeded in
capturing second money at Ingersoll
Thursday. The boys certainly y . di
1
9 dwel
y
and should receive great 'praise fro m
our citizens,
Ybypthan it was seized
theS Lucan
Shipka, assn
BnIErs.—Dr. Orate and his bride.
returned onTuesdayafter spendingtwo
weeks of their honeymoon visiting
various western points. W,e wish
them bon voyage through life's jour-
ney.—Miss Maggie Harrigan is visiting
friends in Seaforth.-suss Clara Mc
Falls has returned ui a
n d from
Toro t
novo e
li re
she had been attending the Conserva-
tory of Music.—The public school ex
amination is now in full swing with a
full attendance of scholars trying the
Entrance and P. S. Leaving' exams.—
Mrs. Jackson of Fort William, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. J. Jackson.
—airs. Brownlee, returned home Satur-
day after a weeks' stay with her'son
and daughter in Detroit. — A number
from here ore at
tended
#e
racesin Lon-
don .aun-
don last weelt. — Gravel sidewalks
have now taken the place of plank,
much to the incovenience of the pedes-
trian.—The proposed picnic which the
e driving up Main street, Tues-
day; take ti
c
s
y,e
Morning train east,a
team attached to a wagon containing
gravel, hacked into their buggy, throw-
ing
out both occupants. Fortunately
neither was serionslg' injured,
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
William Drew is confined to
room through illness.. his
Miss Williams, milliner of Crediton,
is visiting at Mrs. Wrn. Dauncey's for
a few days.
Miss Passmore left 'Tuesday for St.
Johne, N. 13., fur an extended visit.
among friends.
Misses Effie and Ada Treble spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hoskins, of Kirkton.
Miss Lizzie Willis, hospital nurse, of
Duluth, Minn., is visiting with her
uncle
James Willis,,
The
festival at
Hensel" all Alonday
evening under the auspices of ti
1 BRIEFS. ---Win. Sanders, of the ,' tit ` Q. J.Sutherland. Notar4r i'ubko,
armee, >?c r
Commissioner
.
Fire Zeeman
accident lust wee which will inn" him , moots �earefully rof drawn At aas'onobl,
up fog a time. In turning his.team tafotsy to loanQn realestara atlawr
around in C. Box's -yard the wagon he_ te.rest. Office at the Post aloe. Hensall,
came cramped. pitching Mini out, and `H .t. D. cooKE.
the box falling on top ofllin;biruisedh}s
fide and grill stverely thouuh npj'gpes ;!icQr'zteta Public, (ias�'ere broken, they Aret�ella Box alio
happened to be standing near by stop- I+, A. i el}ory,1;, D. S„ A,, s.,uonor
ped the horses in time to present the' i4to of cted oronto tirurersity, Aeltiets,
wheel from passing _ x 1 extracted nitbout sin or ball effects.
raised the frame of hisover
r barn Bon ' Ma dnr rEl nLc t LIr 3tarsc t . Zurich
Thursday last, and has erected stone it will pay you to visite the new
stabling, and when finished win be one goods store at II:'ensall, S m
of the finest barns iu the township. . s- Co a
BPx Q.- itiLiss Esther Murray t in St, Pank's church on Sunda
r y who owing to some inaprovenents
has been visiting friends and relit:ves F made to the interior of the eh
in Exeter for the past week. Isms re- Service mil be held next Sunday
turned balite aveonij',znied by her usual -The annual strawberry fe Mrs. W. Stevens, who held in the church and mallet, gro staying in this vicinity a couple of Carmel church ou Tuesday eve
of weeks. ---James Morrow, who bas . was a success. Refreshments
been residing in Southern Manitoba, served in abundance by the Judi
for a number of years, bas been visit- the earlier part of the evening,
ing friends in this corunaunity...--R. J. 1 Exeter brass band enlivened the
Drysdale 1 I $ ,
e t,�k returned front i�ichiran, ceedings by discoursing stirring ti
and he seems to be well pleased with The proceeds will he devoted to t
his visit, ---Lotus Durand has gone to t thin Famine Fund, a very dere
Detroit, esause.-The festival under the siusp
l of the Ladies'Cuiid of St.1'nnt's church
_rand Send. " on the grounds O. 0, Petty, Thursday
/ways. -.-.Dolt;'#. fr,ii to see the bparts ! evening hist was an immense success.
of all kinds at Grand pend on the 2nd The Exeter blend was presexit and fur-
;„ Jtrly<— tev. Mr, iP.tddell, AP Blips• niched music far the occasion. Pro-
ville circuit res eked in seeds about 850. -The
P the Methodist I patios cif the
chiirch on Sunday niglitin the absence Sou#h Iurcln Fanners' Institute held
of the pastor Rev. ;lir, Baird. -M . �, ¢ire grovo oti Thiirsday afternoon
Rountree, fat 1
t ee: of London, moved into: his r y well attended, The ad-
dresses cotta a here on Monday . dresses by Miss hose, qtr. Creelnian
Mrs. Richard Hamilton underwent en `t'r'cl Cltas, Stmmxrozis, of 1.oi:o, were
hi t
o .�' l
ei .tion 1 i
in S there
St* <Ia' �" $tiA
P ae 1 :v y' atkd
k rets#
�O p fi' rte ti
s .it. c re.
p zl
Short
end ,. rt:e t
on a dire
, and is i ries we •
lir rot were s
II also delivered
n is p
pp lx pidly,F- the resident clergymen, The u ic„
Mrs. Wm. MfolIarsi zrtur'necl ironic
Tuesday after spending the past two , Jubrier bind were in attendance and
weeks with tem; brother, fir, bldtvserds, their selections were also eyjoyedting
of iititon.-•-airs. 't�. Bz,, isrstble to be I1 usan, zcho has been away visaing
;Is again after being on th* sick list relatives for some thaw, has returned
to visit for is t '
r the 'is this daughter, ati
Week titer °1
Iklr. ..iia, Chas.
. I3 x >;
p ;t felt and inan,-- Miss Grace Elder, who was
.., fam}ig, of Parkhill, moved to their , l_o #vas
suu,mer home here on T1. ', y.--3frs. P here visiting i t 11.tives,for the past few
Griffith, of Parkhill, returned home, Slee tfci der as set itis woo laiomo in
Monday after spending the ,past weer. ' .as been
with Mrs. Gibbs, , attending the Detroit Denial College
Kirkto
concession of Stephen, met with a bad
r
ear
p see for over as hour and kept
thestick
'n e
i rh during
h and
Goa1vthat hath
r me,
ce agent ger husband who was called on her
ealdocn- behalf admitted that be believed she I
e rates. struck first tire, Pollens was fined
seas Qifn- St and costs, -I,, Ii. Hickson (Exeter)
ter) for 1Vfr, Erste,
errister Toe new dr . ,roods store y .� t tlensal
l
carries an up-to-date stock. S:uiTig
Grafin. BROS. +Ss GQ,
Teeth
office
I<iSer�
for'.4lrs. Fullens. J. G. Stanbury,iEx-
dry
BROS,
I rx ciaie h BminnS There was no service held
romar'ty
1 Es's.---Mrs. Boyle returned home
Saturday after a few weeks stay with '
her father and brothers in Lanark Co.
-Rev. Mr. Scott came back from
Y last tia}ifax Friday where he had been(
being attending the general assembly meet- ,
arch. rug' of the. Presbyterian church. Mr. C'
eel Munroe filled the pulpit for the two
estival Sabbaths, and pi•eaeltecl excellent set-
l�nds meas. ---hiss Agnes M'Laclkltzi,, i -ho
were has been
is sorra sick list and Mrs,; C -`"n" MERCHANDISE
es in Tames Miller left Tuesday for the house
The of refuge, Stratford. They have been
pro- QlSltingamongst the old act uai S An kinds of Farm Produce w i
in for c
tan Ilk
Rusts. since the 21th.---.,fes. Jail l-Iamiltorei Inn prices will Lae paid, h
ht In. Stelfa, was visiting- in the villose i
rvIng Monday. ,c wQS. 1
tees
panned Goods
full and complete line of ,all kinds
of canned goods on hand.
CANED APPLES
e` PEARS
I'FiAC:HRII
CANNED PDAs
,� BEANS
.t TOMATOES
ICED MEAT OF AIL!;, RINDS
The best in the nkarket,
ALSO
Brumes. - W. Stout, of Sarnia, is
home spending his vacation for two
weeks. -A large number attended the
Union School picnic here on Saturday,
--
W. Keller, of Iiespeler, paid Kirk -
ton a flying visit. --3, C. Chappel and
Wife returned home last week
after spending• their vacation in Iles-
Ipeler. The Rirkton athletic games
and sports will be hind net Dominion
Day in the fair ground consisting of
three bicycle races, three mile, one
mile and five wiles, and base ball,
galures and athletic sports. -Miss Delta
ark, from London, was the guest
of Miss Elbe Fletcher on. Thursday, --
Mrs. John .McCurdy' bas gone to Toro-
nto and Montreal. -- The partmaster,
Mr. McCurdy is improving,
Oentral la
(. STA ll3tI1i,Y, I3. A„ tu1ETr n, ONT.
(Cato with McCarthy, Oiler & Co„ Toron-
to, 13ttrris[er, Conveyancer, Notary, Monov
to loan. Meg formerly occupied by Collins &
Stanbury over O'Neils Bank.
Bn1Ess.-- Don't Miss the musical
treat to be given by the London har-
pers and the strawberry festival on
the 2nd of July. Sports and addresses
for afternoon, and lecture for night
by Rev. T. Wilson, of London, on the
war, with lime light views.. Only 40
ets. to ail. Come for sure, -Miss
Marian r an Elstan
was the e guest of
Mi'
Flora Essery on Sunday last. 'The
Rev. S. Salton delivered a very able
and appropriate discoure en Sunday
evening last to a large audience. The
choir rendered some very sweet and
suitable music.- Next Sabbath the
Rev: Salton will preach anniversary
setvices in ICippen while Mr. Lon • of
that place will preach in this church.
-Harry Parsons, of Eilindale, Ohio,
spent the past week here the guest of
his cousin, Charles Haggith.-Mr. and
tfrs. George -Webber spent Sunday
here tltexguests of Mrs. Richard Hand-
ford. -A special 'nesting of the nietn-
bers of the Centralia L. O. L will be
held on Saturday night July 7th. All
are requested to be present as
arrangements are to be made for a
church parade the following day.
Zion.
aJ
Brames.-S. Mills has much improv-
ed the appearance of his home by build-
ing a new kitchen ; also Thorne Bros.
have made some improvements to
their house. Henry Rodd has built a
large hog pen and driving shed. -Miss
Follick of Exeter spent Sunday - the
guest of Miss Louisa Hern.-Mfrs. Jos.
Peart, of Exeter, spent last week call-
ing on friends in this vicinity. - The
anniversary services on Sunday were
a decided success.' The Rev. Baird, of
Grand Bend, preached at 10 a. rn. and
7 p. m. preaching two very practical
sermons to
ver large audien.
Y • ccs.
The
g
church not being large enough to ac-
commodate the crowd at 2:31),• a mass
meeting of the S. S. being held Mr.
g
Baird addressing the
au -
o dien'ce,—Mr
and Mrs. William Batten, of Detroit,
are spending a few days calling on
friends in this vicinity,--RicluirdlJones
left last week to spend a few weeks in
Manitoba for the purpose of taking np
laud. -The hutn of the mowing ma-
chine can be distinctly heard; - Hated
to beat. Mr. Willi:ani 'Smith sold to
White liras k
St. M�iatrv.
, , 10 hogs vvhi lob
tipped the scaales at 2010, the hogs. be.
ing only 5 months and seventeen days
old.
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS
is here visiting his sisters, Mrs. Herold
and Mrs. Murdock. Ile has passed leis
final examination, taking the highest
honors, and will go to Minneappplis to
practice his profession. -Mrs. Hatton,
of Owen Sound, is here visiting her
daughter,lkiisslIsttrsn.-lura. Vance and
daughter of Toronto, are,here visiting
relatives.o-Nm, Moir returned front
Halifax Saturday evening, where be
attended the sessions of the General
Asseinbly.-E. 3, McRoberts, General
Insurance agent, of London, was in
the village on Llouday.-Mrs. 1t. Hunt
is visiting her son-in-law and daughter
in St. Louis. --Fred Porte, postmaster
of Lucan,was in the village on Sunday
visiting relatives, -Thos. Simpson, one
of our esteemed residents was ou Wed •
nesday married to Miss Ester, daugh-
ter of Wm. Moore, of this place. -Miss
MMHugh,of London, has joined her sis-
ters,t)ie Misses Mciiugh,of the village.
--Miss Aggie Buchanan, is visiting
friends in Wing}tam and Ethel, --Alex.
McAllister, of Marlette, Miclr., bas re-
turned to his home, after a short visit
with his father, Alexander McAllister,
of hay.• -John Shepplierd has been
using some very' fine new potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, ,accompani
by Miss Gilgan, were in Goderich 1
week on a visit. -A friendly contest
lawn tennis took place here on Satu
day between Exeter and Hensall pl
ers, resulting in favor of the visits
-.Tames Bonthron, of Toronto, acro
sale
d byhis i
psisters. Mrs. Collins,
G l ms,
Exeter, and Mrs. Ellis, of Sault St
Marie,vvere in the village Saturday r
newing acquaintances. -Picnic parti
from here to the lake are now the
der of the day. -Thos. Hyslop, lawp
of Detroit, accompanied by his wi
and daughter, are visiting at Gowa
side Farm,the residence of Gavin Ro
Rodgervitlo,—W. R. Hodgins has h,
the Commercial hotel building re -shin-
gled and otherwise improved. -Mrs. -
Sutherland and daughter, Miss Hattie
visited friends in Vaina and Bayfield
last week. -G. J. Sutherland has been
appointed representative of Hensel'
Lodge, No. 223, I,O.O.F. as deiegate to
attend the Grand Lodge to be held in
Hamilton in August, -Geo. Wren, of
Ohiselburst intends moving into the
village this fall. -Rev. Mr. rollick, of
Kingston, was in the village lust week
visiting his brother David Follick.-
There will be no celebration here on
Dominion Day. The majority of our
villagers will, as usual, spend the day
at the lake shore, -A very large danc-
ing party was held atlGeorgeFairbairn's
one evening last week as a sequel to a
successful barn raising.- Mr, Yeo,, of
Mount Forest was the guest of Mr.
Cantelon, at the Commercial this
week.- Mr. Jas. McArthur, whose
horse and buggy were stolen from his
stable last week, found the stolen pro-
perty in a hotel stable act Clinton, none
the worse. Evidently they were
taken by tramps, who thus left thein.
—A nuniber from • here took in the
excursion to Detroit on Thursday, and
report a pleasant trip on the water.—
Mr and Mi, 9aa
nl
Oke left on
I+i•}-
day for their holm, in Morden, Marr.
ifter , somewhat extended visit with
frielids it, Chi::: nr.i,.hhirr•hnod. •
1:1AGIS-.VJ AT1,1's COURT. —Magistrates
SM illee and A .ennui held court on Sat
aril ay afternnnii iia Cox{vorth's Hall.
Th ewe plaiilr: itivestigntetl {vas one
of assault• and ha:teiy an�t.di' by Henry
Eine
age al i'
,., 1 lih7,r,.hr+th I Ilees.-
l+
wife
of Conr•:1d Pollens. brit h , i' ,r -Tay at,wn-
ed
ast
in
r-
ay-
rs.
in -
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Cr clittin EXeter 1-111,....._.101Pal CQUncil
I Council meta Town Wall Jun
I3iitLErs. - The weather has been . e
slightly warm this week, es ecinily assessment
ex Rs a Court of Rteriu ti of ire
Tuesday. Why can we not I ave and besessnkent for is it, waterita#�,, There
ice cream parlor open every day and' being po appeals it was moved by JR
evening parlor
the o: E anis seconded a I, Arni
-Ezra la hot season , ; the assessrpenc he rTen.firnrectlt and tthe
.l~ais# is away an .� visit tai the
friends in Michigan. Rumor saysbe is court closed. C';irrie.1
tint comirii }#Delle alone, .T< "<1 i11 aAd �, Council met at Call of Reeve at
wfF Town ow
ti@ QUO". ill Ilstll
wl n June rev
s e iii,
. nt se �r All i les n
P do.,Y or tiro present,
t,
this week with his sister, airs. Rivera. Minutes of previous xrieetiaig rend
• -0 it Civic l3ohday picnic t, Grand and ndet'�rmed.
>Ierid teas �r hue success. Everybody Tenders far street tvatez , were i r
wns there and enjoyed tlienieelves, ce ck .follows : ,Snell, F�li.iv leer
Mark of out` farmer friends oint'd week - J. •et (',reecii, SB r4 per week
with aur citizens and helped to jnmke Wm cttrnmuirs Sha} per week
this our great day,a ,success. Next Levet#-elute--lilac J. Snell's tens
ser,
year the farmers will be asked to put, ,being the lowest, he accepted.
upa some pprize for competition, Turn en j treet be sacarr ed. of
about is fair play, ---R v-. I . Crompton.carried.
of Carlisle, occupied the pulpit of :41, Duet# -Dimes Td hat toe following
I . church last Sunday morning and Q e user forsamexn ,Tan,estCreech,
Mr. Harrtnol, of Exeter, in the evening,
Both of these gentlemen delivered m- freLieg a on engine, S9.t#a< a ('lied,
teresting and profitable gospel ser- are a tt pvt;tof al!hat the -hLn ane_
ons that were highly ,•ippreematcd by have 50 printed - al, the bge••latFs and
large audiences, -Our public school P Cal..._ T
closes this week for midsummer boli, Lvamrst Alntstran at, khat Counci.
daps, Our teachers will have .ti well izdjotirn tea Taly 7th set ti o'clock p, zv.
days,
vacation, carried.
cation, and we wish them
a pleasant time and hope to see theme Gua, Il . Iif53F-rr, Clerk.hen
back in .August, ---John Trietz, Who P. S. -The Council. will make their
lives just north of Crediton, got mixed annual
afl ine ectiouly f streets on Tues -
up in a run away accident and was
severely injured on Monday last 4'Ve
hope he niay soon be well again.—fur i TBSTI;i1ONIAL OF THOS. Rt'N1f.1N
soil}i
Hers leave us this week for their]
respective homes. They have had a TO TUE \ - 4LI:E Or
successful season and will be welcome i
back in September. -13. Eilber, M. P, A-_�-____ STOCK
P,, is on a fishing expedition to Mus-
koka this week, Ile enjoys outings
of this kind. -Several rep; resentatives
from our vicinity attended the Con-
servative Convention in Ailsa C'•raig
I haat nine young - pigs, they were a}1
sick and some of tient died, I then be-
gan to feed English Stock Food, when
those remaining all recovered, and;are
an Tuesday, John Sherritt, Reeve of now doing well. I also feed it to
our Township was the unanimous a young calves and think it an excellent
Chace of the meeting as standard 1 food for calves and gaunt- pigs.
bearer for next election. Tillie, lit xrene.
t Hyatt any purchase at this store which proves unsatisfactory, bring
backit and your money will be cheerfully refunded.
CEMF3NTS
e, PORTLAND
fe A f
s$ LARGE ON
1RGE STOCK HAND
and QUEENSTON
shin. Mr, RI -se vn•ifre than ren the•
night of ` M n,'!;r0 1,.st shouts 1030
o'eloc:home he c+u� r inri in f 1, NQNovi,.r., mar, train) a
neigbhnt h, {cli,•,a I.e w;iv struck in his
own yard by jot, al,;•fea+ilanf with a
A ('AY Oki• --.--
New Brunsi6k rkist6r Paris
AT LOWEST PRICES.
8GREEN DOORS
&GREEN WINDOW8
8GREEN WIRED
ALL SIZES
Machine
-. t�
'aP
1 IS
Deering, n�9
n�
44
Engine
GIVE THE BEST SATISFACTION
Are grand, but Shin Eruptions rob Iteatvy stick {vit•,,it 'ia>rticied i severe
lifeof joy. Buc:klen's .Arnica Salve wound on his t.ye The defendant's
cures them • also 'Old, Running and evidences wont to -Low th,fi,
Fever Sores, Meer's, Boils. Felons. gone. to i he snit pi .1ti:cnt's r she had
Corns Warts, Cuts,Bruises. i premises for
. Burns a
her daughter, who tf was 1'
o hired there,
u re
Scalds,,
Chapped C apped ft,tnds, Chilblains , and that :she merely struck
'
in self•cle-
Best Pile cure on e.u1.11, Drives out; fence ; but tottier t•r•os.s-examination
Panes and Aches. Only 25 cts. a box. , by Cotna t 1 for the prosecution she
Presbyterian'chnrch, netted $90 for Cure guaranteed.' Sold by all Drug -was unable, tc,
the Indian Famine Fund, gists. remained
saMrfactore's
why she had i•e�nained on Mr. Elsie's
Twi
der h•
{
is the time to place your order for Twine.
get priees.
Call and
J. HEAf1AN,
EXETER.