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HURON IVII,DDLESEX GAZET1F
TWENTYT-EIGHTH YEAR NO 1, ON
EXETER COT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 23rd., 1900
H. BISHOP & SAN
A .B*. SA00E100 .of Our its croCkpry sok
NOW ON
SUM mer Goods SAVE • SA4E r
QIl•
MONEY.
1.JIJJI,fl]AT CLEMIING SALE
CQmMENCtNG SATURDAY 28TH,
than carry
.-,.av .. :lo v'c2+,'F' ► .
-1 a
leave the: i
:reductions,
rtr custoir we prefer to sacrifice the balance: of our -nods at thy'
Ink
over and g .end of the season rather
r have out-of-date pods on our shelves, With the hottest kind of weather
IS a big snap: Do not fail to examine these goads and note prices, t r
i , p e are willing to
as_.ng to any shrewd buyer's judgement. Blow we give ive a list of the few of the he many
Ladies' Underwear
Ladies Cotton vests, cream, reg. 7n for 4c.
Ladies' ribbed cotton vests, short sleeves, reg
1z34 for 8e.
.La,clies' ribbed cotton vests, extrafine quality,
reg z3c for l:oc.
Ladies' ribbed cotton vests, fancy trimming,
reg r8e for 12 34 c,
Ladies' fine vests, Lisle thread, fancy trimmed
• with silk ribbon and lace, reg s I- for 19c.
y
Ladies Fast Black Hose
Every pair stamped, Louis IRermsdorfand
:and fully guaranteed. To clear 2 pr for 25c.
m rats
Gin Izams Mu li e >,r
Ginghams, s ns, laccss,Goods, Ere;11
At prices that will cleartthernout at once.
1:).311 Pair left
5' Summer 6orset
Aeg price 37:4c to clear x9c.
A SNAP IN MIN'S; SUITS
itlen's Sacque Suit is serge or tweed, regular
now $4.29.
it(
`` $6.25.
A Big Snap
GI:WHAMS and AUJSLINS
reg price 1234e, Tsc, rye.
will go at 9c.
rltiful new goods an exceptional bargain.,
Shirt Waists
We shall also clear out the balance of these.
Reg z 25 a beauty for 75c
75 instripes '3 5c1,
75 white lawn 35c
75 black sateen 35c
ii
Ladies' Sailor Hats
in Tweeds, new effects " $S. oo In smooth and rough straw,very newest shapes
reg 75c, soc, to clear 39C.
ORIiMI 1 E r c K ms+
R R i E "T
Have you seen the new one. We have a large stock at shall prices.
t
rP6E 1 t RER8
Buy the Best. Do not allow a cheap article to he sold you.
-Tt R B&1-1 E R.8 8U PPLI E9
Special prices to threshers in Oils, Packing, Fittings, Mitts, Etc.
IP ,
Cromarty
•
Ewers -Mr. and Mrs Chas. Baird
.of Motherwell accompanied by Mr
Baird's sister,Mrs Horn, from Wiscon-
sin, visited amongst Cromarty and.
:'Staffs friends Thursday and Friday
of last week. -Archie Nesmith Jr., of
Milverton, is holidaying amongst his
many friends here. --Miss Mary
Currie left here Monday morning for
Toronto to .assist, her sister Mrs (Dr,)
-Tuffard in nursing the Dr. who'is very
ill with pleurisy. -The recent rains
have delayed many of the farmers in
finis
nig harvesting tin but iiia
the pasture lands assume a green
•:again.-Mr. and Miss' Woods,of Logan, t
sppent Sunday with their sister, MLTs. s
McCullou
gh here. -Mr. and Mrs. Jew-
tit arrived
Y
rrived back Saturday so as to he l
•ready to' open school on Monday.- g
Mrs. D. Park, je. presented her bus-, t
.band with a bouncing boy Friday' last.. o
'in
Centralia
.B.iaxne s.- Those who did
through their harvest have b not ly
thrown v been hooey
t own behind by the recent rains,but
never mind it will ;add much to the
ploughing. John 'Hepburn has pur-
chased' the one hundred acre farm
from. Thos. Wilson,of the 4th,Stephen.
He has also disposed of his dwelling
out here to Mr. Wilson who will take
possession as soon as the former leaves.
John has been fitting himself for the
farm life all the season and we wish
him every success. --Wm, Down has
recovered from the injuries he receive
a short time ages -Wm. Hicks is o
he mend and it is to be hoped he wii
oon be out again:--:Abraliain Welke
one
of e'
Cr d t
1 oncenterprising
b
utcit
e
las forsaken the job of killig and i
oing to commence rearing stock fo
he rnarket, he having rented the far
f Mr. Brown, of the Sauble line, a fe
Iles east or here. Be sure andge
our cook in our burg Ab, she will ac,
DAM you with the place. -Tice annual
ionic held at the Bend on Friday was
argely attended by both children and
agents. „ The weather and water were
oth very calm and the picnickers did
ally enjoy themselves. The sports'
ere: delightful, consisting'of' bath -
g, boating, courting o g and' racing.;
here were a good many toads in the
addle and also in the, lake. All .enjoy
themselves to the fullest extent.
There were also a number :of visitors
any of whom remained over Sunday'
mo
ng those '
g who were t
he e
x we notic-
the following, Miss Nettie Lewis
d Miss Vance, who were here the
uests of the former's sister, Mrs. F,
vTeil, Miss Brawn, of London, Miss:
uibert, of Lucan,: Miss Ida Abbott, of
eter and George' Rogers, of Ohio.
miss Mercy' Sweet, who has been here
r some tinme'visititig her sister, Riclt-
rd Hill, left last li'riday for her home
his place. -Mr. Hazlewood,of Kirkton,
had the misfortune of having his barn
and all this season's crop destroyed by
fire last Monday night, caused by light-
ning.
Kirkton
Bi lsrs.—Rev. Ball and family have
gone to Grand Bend rusticating for a
couple of weeks. The reverend gent-
leman needed the rest and change, of
air. -The garden party under; the aus-
pices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the.
d Methodist church held on Tuesday
evening
eni
u last
was failure, e
rendered Ted so
l ? by the inclement weather. -W. R.
r Carr who had the' misfortune to break
butcher his right arm a little over two weeks
agoimproving
$ni
scel -
1
Txe Kirkton
r
Y kt
0
n
✓ .Milling .CJo. purpose. operating their
,n mill daily from this time forward so
ry that farmers may depend on getting
d
t their chopping done with despatch and
qquality guaranteed. -The families of
A. Brethour and R. Robinson spent
Saturday and Sunday last at Grand
Bend. -R. A. Bryans and family are
spending a few days visiting Mr, and
Mrs
J. Ross and other friends in,Lon-
desboro.--The brickwork of. the English
church will be completed by the end
of the week it is expected and the car-
penters
are' hurryin on their work as
est as possible. -Win. Kirk's hoase
is nearly completed ; it is an ornament
to the farm anct. neighborhood. - The
party or parties who deposited ' plate
in a
cart on Thunsda evening
y :after
the Woodham garden party -leaving
only a faint idea of what it had held,
-may obtain the same by calling
at the Kirkton carriage shop. -a The
harries from the burning of Thos. .Haz-
lewood's barns at Sunshine were quite
plainly seen frou?,:the village on Tues -
dry evening. Some of the villagers
wheeled out to see the fire.
Goderich
;y
BRinx s.- Angling is being mere ' p
closely 'followed these days as bass are 1
coining down the river and perch • are' p
nearing, the shore front: their deep watt- h
ter resorts. --Just after midnight Fri- f
day morning,; Mr. and Mrs. Olson, w
South street, were aroused by a knock ia
at the door and on Mr. Olson <opening T
it he found a basket on the step.Thp
basket being opened w ,s,'founto con_ d
m
ed
an
...tem a baby boy, apparently about five
days old, and the little one is .still held
by Mr. and Mrs. Olson .who seem in -
dined
to keepit for the
present. - A
thresher who has been. at work for.
-three weeks says the average= of his
-threshingsis between 35 and 1Q' bushels
of fall wheat -The G. T. R. 'natiage O
ment has decided to start putting up ,
the
new statiol h
ere`
in
September,
Ex
'
--
BISMARCK'S IRON NERVE fo
ar
the resalt of his splendid health. in
Indomitable will and tremendous en- a
ergy are not found where Stomach, da
Liver, Kidney's and Bowels are out of
order. If you •`
want
these
qualities
titres
q
andthe success they bring, use
YD
g
,r.
lin ' New
King'e Life Pills. ,.They develop
every power of brain and body. Only
:225 cents at Drug Store.
Detroit. -Mrs. Richard 'Handford•
nd Wilbur' Lane 'left last Santr-
y for Manitoba to visit friends.-
. <Olive Walker egturned to her
Public
school after
spending
n
i
n
g
her v
a.ca-
tion at her parents borne in London
township. ---Wm, Cave, of :Eden, is
erecting a new wind mill on his farm
which adds much to the appearance of
i have no equal asarom t a d
p p n. pos-
itive cure for,sick :headache bilious-
ness, constipation, pain in the side,
Y
and all ,
liver't
troubles. u les.
(parte
isI:i
Little
Pills,
Try
Liver ,i
s
4 . thein.
England's apple crop lids been ruin-
ed by strong winds that have prevail-
ed there.
Grand Bend
G,. TAXI,11,ItX,B., ., EXarr.R.oxr.
(Bate with ereCar thy. OOder 8; Co.. Toren -
to,) Darristcr. Conveyancer, Navvy. Mone
to loan. °Dicesformerl occupied br Conine
btaatburx ewer 4'ISeils,»nuk.
k3)aa~rs
r-.,. _
I-Iar Fey Bossextiorry met
with what might have proved to be a,
serious accident when rafting logs on
Friday last. In some unaccountable
way three logs rolled over hien leasing
him ►xa a
dl b u`
y r ►seri and s! • -
at time of writing is doing as well as
can be expected. -,Tim. Mollard, of
Grand Mardes, is at present visiting
under the parental roof everybody;
w..a
igen rue Jiui hotnc.•-..?►fns. Reston, of
iV'oluerine, Mich., accompanied by her
fiends hereon Afploy $eOur summer
friends are packing their trunks and
leaving us one by one, which reminds
us thai summer is almost gone, but
are glad to know that they Are all
pleased with their summer's outing
And are looking forward to many such
onttngs at Grand Bend.. -Rich.
ton's new residence is Filinost;canrpleto
eel and when completed will be a beaut-
iful residence ---Miss Loan Cunningham
has returned to the village and resutiu-
ed her duties in the old selmool-room.
ed eronpast six u theer spending
p parental roofaP
Albert.
flonutit'S BUTTER Almis' lc tIC,
On Saturday last, the patrans,dreawers
and employes of A, Q.13obier's cream-
ery, at Exeter, picnicked at Grand
Bernd at the invitation of the proprie-
tor, The weather was perfect and A
large crowd was present, which,sweil-
ed by the carrnpers,all composed a large
nsserniblalge. The morning was spent in
boating and bathing at Grand end's
bairny beach, which were much enjoy-
ed by all. After luncheon a program p
of sports was eorratnenced on the flats
near the village, All had apparently
come out for a good time, as there was
alo sc.;ar city of contestants in; the v,.
ous rices and games, .,A large t,
was procured on which the prizes to
competed for, were displayed. Tb
werehandsome.useftalanidvaluable a
isles, and well worth the trouble
one to run a couple hundred yard
through. a tight barrel, or eat aan app
yen if the cordd did follow,
1-1 email
Q. J,Setherlaud, 1,, atary Public, C
cm: Commissioner, loner, Fire Insurance
and Insurer of lnfarriageLicensea, Legal
Money to loan on realestatereasonable rates
terest. O@Ice at the Post o$3ce. eousa?l.
1,H J. 73.COAi :
(Late with Gamow BcProudtoot) parriefe
solicitor, Notary Public, Remelt. Out,
.A, Senery, L. D. 5.. D. D. S„$onor Cradu-
•at
e tTorouto University, Oculists. Teeth
extracted without ppain or ba' erects. Office
is Petty's Block, 14ensall. 114 Zurich e•
' endaescornmenciue Mar3Qth,
KRF.P Goo.. -..During July and
gust w
e will give oneIc
e Cream tic
with every dollar purchase.
Anderstari
onvo_y Bn.fere 'Mr Wea•ry c+f I3 'aodstock,
a uG
ge who Inas been visiting Mrs. R. Wight,
docu- during her ilir►ess, returned house last I
o t; week. Mrs. Wight has greatly lin-'
proved. She was stricken with paraiy,
STs three weeks ago. -Norman Brooks,
of Virginia, visited here (last week, --
Miss Lane, art student, of Clinton,
Visited friends here last weei .. W,W.
Einlech sod bis mother, of O> rk,hl s-
souri are visiting at John Andersons.
T'env vile Bicidu1p were former roto hips of Moores- `, ENGLISII pie. a range of in- GOODS.f l ;>tad cora-
cLu- Toose and two sons, of Toronto, are it Also otnr GR{)G'I'.`11 STOCK
c k isitin • friends in .tl ` - -xb I ” le#e in every Zinc and TO s
y
•ket Depot
SUMMER ROODS.
A full range of suntni►er good
chiding fancy insertions so inure
demand.
fid
Sum' Bnos, Can,, Bens
as
a et
n r in re
i It
k on
et fi d.
;Friss A. Robertson, teacher; has. re- `fresh:i
tnirnled home frons. Essex. where she i
visited friends. -School reopened Mon- i .,.,.,, .;....,0.MR„
all*
day.--,A,lbert Pvin and Mark Santer' IT IS CETT IeNOi GH.•• 1 b €. we
llsborne L AIM I (J E Cl'T
Rates .-•The infant so o pFULItl
Mrs. 4` n f MT, and DWR.
Win, Johns died last week at - ••..E ,,..,,,.,.,
their Bonne, agetl.,yeaars. ,ilia
a ery un it land of Farre will
Inner for telniel
were in#crier! in the lion cemetery on F ;
T ursd y.-Wi i. a orison died in Tor-' est prices wi!! be paid.
to y nh On slop-ar
is remains were conveyed to his
me on the towmine of BidduIlph, l _
w occupied by his soon, J. W."Hod. a
and ; from thence they, were taken to Hey CiQta,it; !!.
ex, - %dons cemetery fni' interment. Mi:
uns
la .Hodson was one of time pioneers of the : A 61 e, ia1 rucetiug tit tiie Iia t."
y . township of Biddalph, taking up the cd was held an Wa:diaesdai ening
n' farm whiel& hie son now acro ►es, lay the 1;ith inst., forr tlae purpose caf one
ort- industry Ire a accumulated agoodlysharre sitlering;the .asivisa bilit of - .e
y eleasnia„
of this world Q Dods. Soule three . out the l urish drain, .After= P. i .
you
years ago he moved to Toronto fir the ' t^arncoerilie, the engineer, 2vlio was
bth,e
urpose of edueatin lais two sons. present, had explained certairs matters
took sick corral+ tiitie ago and gr.rtl in connection with the work the Cor r
of trta117 grew worse unfit last 5nutlay cit. decided to have the drain .cleaned
nghen when death e) ,:t3 his seinen:rg. He out ;le speedily as 11ossilyle' and instrite-
leaves to T limn leis Ioss .A faitliftrl ti.'d , Tr..Faariicoxtilae to make ;tri exarut<
its, pnrtrner iii hife aU1(l as nunal►er ref scans inaatltin ainad an :assesasncttt, atUti: l+e . rf;
,o• and daughters. alp. Htidstan was high. to the Gouueil at am eaarlp date' : be
to IT
1erespected d known in 'mese t' meet .;i;ain at
and I3ianshard. In religion lie w. ,k
g as :e F. Iit.,a ,i lei,,
Methodist and as liberal supporter of
the eliureh.--+One day last week the
youngest daughter of JolTn;f.'i ,art, was
sitting on the barn floor when the (`.n vol- t nley Csmtiitcii ,nTei; ear
wind :blew the barn door with great •;4(lodatY, Aug.,.i, iia the tsr>; i -.trip lta11,
force against her foot and severer* Al! the naenrsbers were present. BPP
jammed it. She is now unable to walk. haws were Passed levying thefofowini
ran rates can the collector's roll :-county
Granton rate. 1 i- mills ; tosvntiliij? rate, -a:
Balsa's.---C1eo, 13ezt4ora has been en- .nn ll ; general school rate, 114; mills;
. to I, I-85 mills: No. 3. I 1 -Id mins;
gaged
h $the Deering Manufacturing No, 4,1-5 mill ; N. a. 1 o.io trills • o.
At present located at Blyth. t;, ; mills : N. 7, 7-10 :Till ; No. 11);17-
-Charles Cook, rvho left here some Ill mills ; No. 1:i, ;T-.1tf mill.; No. 11,1 t1 -
weeks ago, was employees immediate. 10 mills : No, I union, ` 1 - mills No.d
ly on his arrival at Ilaupliia at $3MJ is union, 4I•;i mills ; separate 2 :>'
day. and board at mason wort:. ---The Thos. Wiley was again appointed
many friends of William Cook will be lector. Next meeting; of ('ouncil. on
t lad,to learn of his rapid recovery after Monday, Sept. 17.
undergoing an open. tion._ L..II. aantr S. T. ,illa,i , C'lerl:,
lead a ):arrow escape from serious in-
jury recently caused by not having ............-.r.........,......smi
proper hold of time reins when the horse Sexsaxa itb
started. Although the buggy was BitIE•.rs. Mrs. James Gould spent.
overturned and the doctor thrown out, a week or so with friends .'ttthe Bend
fortunatehy there was no darnage done. lately, ---Air. and Mrs. I'ranee. of I'ark-
-- Messrs. R. II. Radcliffe and .Toseph i' hill. called on friend here and in lien•
(Grant attended a special meeting of 1 sell last week. Rev, Waddell, of the
the Stratford Presbytery, held m St. Etitnville circuit preached .!Here last.
Andrew's. church on Puesdaay of last'Sunday,.-Mr. and .sirs. Nelson North -
week in the interests of the (Granton I colt visited friends at Bayfield over
congregation, the business being the ' Sunday, -Mrs. Eacrett and daughter,
separation of Granton from the Linen of London spent a few days with C.
and Frazer congregations. Althc;agli Eacrett recently, - Harvesting will
the matter originated with the Pres- soon be over in these parts.
bytcry, it seemed to be the unanimous......,..• -...-..,....-....-,.....-......-.-
opinion of salt present that it would be TESTIMONIAL OP Mil. W,II,DEAR
to thy, best interests of Presbyterian- I' 'Cr
ism that separation should be effected.
September lst was named as the date - '"-
that the change should take place. I To Ts vaLns e
My friend, Tool.- ]sere i you know ! ENGLISH S1OOK FOOD.
how weak and nervous your wife is. r,
and you know that Carter's Iron Pills 1 I am using English Stook Food man -
will relieve her, now why not be fair ,+ ufactured by C. Lutz, and find that it
about., it and buy her a box f i improves the condition of milcir, cows
The new purnphoase of the Winni- and increases the flow and richness of
peg waterworks system is in danger of I the milk. 1Vould highly recommend
falling clown, as the pumps have suck- I stock raisers to give it n. trial.
ed away the quicksand foundation. W. H. 1)n rena.
Bxxses.---MissWilliams, of Zaricb,
was the guest of Miss i auugbhit this
week,. -Bruce Ellis, formerly station
agent here, who has for some tante
held the important position of Seers.
teary of the Bureau of Transportation
at Buffalo, has been appointed Super-
intendent of the Freight Department
of the Bureau, a. yery important post.
Una, 'tire congratulate 1tIr. Ellis. -
Miss Nichols, of London, is the guest
of her sister, Infra, 1), Blrquhart,•--Miss
Jennie Smillie left Monday for the
Toronto Normal school,. -Mr+s. George
Moir and Miss H. Craig Hensall, a
Miss Maggie. eldest daughter of Al
Buchanan, Tuckers.:nitro, left nature
for Moasejaw, N. W. T --Mr. .1"oh
stop. of St-. Louis, Aro.. is visiting
latives here.---Adaro \ hiteford left
Monday for Virden, anon.. -Two yo
sons of Alex, Adamson, whe have 7 b,,
visiting their grandnnotlrer, Mrs Re:
for some time, left for \