Exeter Times, 1901-3-21, Page 1IMXIM,01110,P
TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR—NO. 3 t.
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sold at •cost.
Also all lines of winter
Boots and Shoes at and be-
low C(S.
Green Wood wanted in ex-
change for Goods.
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information, call or address
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BIM:VS.-Mies Dougherty has gone
, to Toronto to pay her cousin, Miss
/ Thom, li, visit. -Robert Collie returned
to Manitoba lase week, after visiting
with friends for a couple of months. -
Wm. Ryan has been gazetted census
Icommissioner for Sauth Perth, so he
will be busy for the next few menthe
getting all the information togethele
-Messrs.. A. BUrritt Se Co. he re-
ceived a cheque for $2,50davfrom the
Grand Trunk to cover the total loss of
voneignment of yarn frorn the old
• country,. which was destroyed by fire
in an accident between Portland and
Montreal a, couple a mouths ego. -
Mrs, John Honey, of this town, is pre-
paring to 'leave evith her family. for
Manitoba in a couple of weeks to eoin
her husband and eldest son at Grand
View, where Mr. Honey- is carrying
on a. successfid general store and
bakery business..
Blake
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13niers.-The matrimonial fever has
been zaging around here lately, some of
the victims heing William %Vaguer, to
a lady near Guelph; Mr. Wm. Tough,
of the Brownson line, to a Miss Laid-
law, from near Blyth, and last but not
least, Mr. John Johnston, of Blake, to
Mrs. Seely Johnston, of the sameepla.ce.
Mr. 11loses Oech, who has been visiting
under the parental roof for the past
few months, has returned to Alberta,
N. W. T. -Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Miller
left here ou Monday foe their new
home at the Soo. -A very enjoyable
time was spent at the home of Mr, John
Manson, sr„ on Friday evening lest,
when about forty invited guests as-
sembled and spent the evening in
dancing and social chat, and returned
home all having thoroughly enjoyed
themselves. - Mrs. J. Johnston and
Mrs. A Fee, who haye been visiting
with their &stet-, Mrs. Ea. Boyes, left
last week for their home in Dakota.
Seaforth
Bitenes.-Wm. Hogg, of McKillop,
met with it very palnful accident on
Wednesday, morning. While feeding
the ( tine' niachine his hand was
aod ;Akou ,ff at the wrist. -
Fans Teempson tried at the residence
of his s ster, Mrs. W. N. Oresswell, on
Friday: morning, ageil seventy years
and six. months. The funeral took
place on Saturday last to the Harpur-
hey cemetery. -Miss Gladys Hender-
son wast home to about forty of her
friends on Thursday evening. Danc-
ing was the chief feature of amuse-
ment. The Daly Orchestra supplied
the music. Misses (Nara, Welsh and
Craig, Goderich, were among the
guests. -Mr. O'Sullivan left on Thurs-
day for Exeter and Thedford.-George
Reeves, who has been seriously ill with
blood -poisoning, has sufficiently re-
covered to be able to be out again. -A.
Archibald, who lives just south of the
towleis veryill at present. Mr. Archi-
bald is one of' the pioneers of this dis-
trict, having lived here for many
years. His many friends hope to hear
of his recovery. -Miss Carlyle, of Hen-
salawas a visitor here last week.
liensal I Cromarty
J. D. (()OKE
41.4tiu with tierre.A! Prourifeett Barrister
1, Solicitor. Notary Public. Hensel). .
,
A.. Sellery, L. D. S., D. D,S.,,rioner Eradu- 1
3 '-' • ate of Toronto University, Dent ists. Teeth
extracted without Pain or bad effects, °awe,'
I in Pell)"14 Block, Hensel). At Znrieli everY 1
r ondaY.commenemir Ilfav3Oth,
G. J.Sutherland, Notary Public, Convoyan-
i cer, Comint,,siener Fire Insurance Agent, and
, Issurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal thectunents
! carefully drawn at reasonable rates. ItOrtOY
to loau on rei0 estate at low rates or 4atere5t,,
; Wilmot the Pot Mee, mensal'
i Honsa Sonia. -T. J. Berry has dis-
: Posed ef bus three-year-old shire still-
. lion, " Blaisdon Colin," eo a gentleman
' foam Walkerton for the sum of $1,500.,
This animal was imported Ily Mr.
!Berry last fall and is a promising colt.
i DriAss RAND.- With commendable
enterprise, J. B. MeDonell anti W. J.
iMiller, on moodily last, passed around
a subeeription list to eaise funds for
, the purelutee of instruments for a, brass
I band. In a few hours $2.10 were sub -
!scribed, which when sum/Innen ted by
!•5100 by the council will make a tidy
in for the purpose. A band for
ensall is now an :issued fact.
As PanMenroa. -The managers of
Cennel cherch met on Monday even-
ing arid from a number of applicants
selected 11 Bedford, of Stayner, as
1 precentor of the church at a salary of
5200 per year. Mr. Bedford sang last
Sunday with much acceptance. He is
a teacher of music and will be engaged
ea leader of the new brass band.
Bawaseesell Bedford, P, V, A.., of
Stayner, condocted, the sebeeice _of
praise in Carmel elturch last Sebbath.
Mr, Bedford, is a Young man and is
accomplished as a vocalist, a teacher
of Voive culture and artistic whistilog.
-.Wu'. McAllister, wife auel family,
left laet week foe their new home In
the Alberta district, where leite Mc-
Allister has taken up a large section Of
land. -Miss Aggie Buchanan is suffet-
ing from the effects of la grippe,
coupled with blood poisoning, and is at
present in the London hospital. -
Thomas 3. Pullman, of this village,was
on Wednesday cf last week very hap-
pily united in marriage in the city of
London, to Miss Sarah LI. Currie, of
that city. He returned home the end
of the week with his bride, and has
moved into one of Janie Petty's dwell-
ings. -Mrs. Griffin, of Detroit, airs.
Gowans, of Khania and Ma. G.
Buchanan, of Zurich, have all been
here during the past week, visiting
their mother, Mrs. Buchanan, ar„ who
continues in very ill Ilea:le-Mts. G.
O. Petty, of Hensel!, for some time
has been in attendance on her mother.
Mrs. Thomas Diesdale, who for some
weeks has been very poorly. We are
Pleased to state that she is now im-
proving. -The Hensell flouring nulls
are running day and night. Their flohr
is in great demand. Have just receiv-
ed another 4000 bag order from one of
their old customers. 'Have shipped
ninteen cars since Feb. 1, 1001.-j. S.
Oase has purchased it driving horse
from Win. Northcott, of Hay town-
ship, -.T. A. Williams, of Zurich, was
in town on Tuesday. -H. S. D. Cook
was in London on business, Tuesday. -
D. McInnes, of Seaforth, was in town
Tuesday. He intends settling down In
Exeter. -G. 0, Petty has secured suf-
ficient signatures to entitle his pro-
jected hotel to it license. -D. 'Urquhart
was this week issuing instructions to
the subordinate census enumerators of
South Huron.- Miss Isabella (look,
who bas been visiting her father, Wm.
Oook, returned to London this week. -
R. Mellis,of Kippen, was in the village
last week renewing acquaintances. -
W. Ranson, who has been ill with la
grippe, is again able to get around. -
A number of young people drove to
Hills Green one evening last week and
spent a very pleasant time. -Wm.
Chaproat, who WAS seriously ill last .
week with la grippe, is, we are pleased
to learn, again enjoying bettee health.
-The Oddfellows of Hensel]. Lodge in-
tend adding- to the furniture and mak-
ing other improvements to the lodge
room. -Mr. Somerville, of Weldon,
was here part of 18,st week and this
visieing his sister Mrs. (Dr.) Ferguson.
-Miss Alice Ryckman, of Chiselhurst,
is visiting Miss Alice Oolwill, of Tucker -
smith. -The recent thaw has greatly
reduced the supply of snow. -Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Stewart, of Exeter, were in
the village on Monday. -Rev. D. Bre
chatatu, of Lanark. conducted service
in Oarmel church Sunday evening- last.
He preached with much acceptance to
a large congregation. The pastor oc-
=pied the pulpit in the morning. -J.
W. °lamella of Seaforth, was . in the
village this week on business. -Miss
Rose Youngblut left here Monday
evening for Ayr to resume her situa-
tion as milliner. -S. E. McDonell was
in Goderich on Tuesalay.-Feenk Mar-
shall has a real estate deal on the
wing, which, if it materializes, will
place Miss Steiith in possessionor one
of the Marshall stores and 3. W. Ort -
wain, of Seaforth, 'owner of the ether.
-Rey. . Duneau Buchanan, of Lanark,
spent the past week with his mother,
Mrs. Win, Buchanan, who bas beet:lila
but is now recovering. -Misses Dora
Webber and Elsie Middleton were in
Lucan on Sunday visiting friends. -
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Munn received an
invitation to, attend the wedding of
Mr. Mtnan's niece, Miss Jessie, eldest
daughter of John Mann of Edell Grove,
who Was married on, Wednesday last
to a gentleman of that place. -Mrs. W.
Buchanan ,was in London this week,
balled there owing to the serious illness
of her daughter, .1111sS Aggie, who is
suffering ham blood poisoning, super-
induced by la grippe. --,Inspector Tom
was in the village last week inspecting
the school. The teachers, NV, .1. Mc-
Kay, Miss Stevenson aud Miss Le
Touzel were highly complimented up-
on their efforts, the Inspector being
wellpleascd with tlie work done. -We
are pleased to learn that John Tor-
rance, of Zurich, intends moving into
the village if he can procure a suitable
dwelling. -D, Urquhart was in Lon-
don on Monday receiving instructions
as to hie dutiell as census enunderator.
Blame, aeir. and Mrs. L, Hamil-
ton pleasantly entertained a number
Of their wain.. friends friends one evening
, last week. -John Leng, Pres. a
Cromerty Y. P. Soriety was appoint-
ed to represent the society, and pre-
pare a paper for the roily on the 2fith
Marcie to be held in the Methodist
church, Huron road. -Hugh Norris;
sr., purchased the old Norris home-
stead, Saturday last by paying there -
tore eteeo0.---t hae has engaged for A
termr with R. Hoggarth.
• Dublin
Annanns.-Miss nnie Carlin, of
Staffa, was a. visitor in town on Satur-
day last. -Miss Lucy Evans is home
from Detroit and leaves next week for
California,. We wish her every success
in her long journey. -Mr. and Mrs.
James Davis are Very busy this week
haying the paper hangers beautifying
tbe interior of their fine residence. -
Owen Hart met with a very pain-
ful accident 011 Thursday last. While
working he received a very distressing
gash above the eye. The wound was
dressed by Dr. Michell. -The 17th of
March, the feast of lreland's patron
saint, was quietly observed, but patri-
otism ruled the hour and the Sham-
rock played its part in the wearing of
the green. -Harry Beale had the mis-
fortune to be thrown nut of a cutter,
and is suirering from the effects. -At
five' o'clock Thursday afternoon a pre-
tty house wedding was solemnized at
the residence of Mrs. Frazer, when
her eldest daughter became the wife of
Mr. Wiltsey, of Walton. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J. T. I
Kerrin, of Mitchell. The wedding '
marche vitae skillfully played by Mrs.
(Dr,) Mit:bell. After the reception the I
happy young couple left for Walton '
where they will reside.
TO OURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ali
druggists refundthe money if it fails to cure,
E. W. Orove's signature is on each bottle.
1
Sodom
Braees.-The wind on Sunday blew
the rouf and gable end. out of the
stalee belonging to Joseph Stacey. -
The pitch holes on the Lake Road are
so bad as to make teaming very difas
enia-aare, Horny Isaac who fell some
time ago spraining her wrist very had.
ly is recovering. -Mr. Allan, the blind
man, is holding cottage prayeraneet-
ing mound herte-Jatnes Green, of
Hay, was the guest of his brother Fred
Green. on Saturday and Sunday last,
Alex. Box, wile was ill, has recovered
sufficiently as to be around again.
Zurich
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BRIF;PS.-The sma's bank intend
starting it brantai of the bank here --
Mrs, 0, Bossenberry left, on Monday
for Cavalier, North Dakota, where ber
husband now ise-John Winkeuwader,
of near Dashwood, au I Miss Fannie
Rennie were unitea in the hely needs
of matrimony on Wednesday evening.
They left on. Monday for Dakota,
where they will settle, Their Many
friends unite In washing them all hap-
piness and prosperity, -Peter Koehler
hes rented hie 154 acre farm to his son
Oscar, and intends retiring from farm-
g.- W. Schenk bas the brick and.
stane on the grottud for the erection of
a new house this summer,-Tbe Canto.
Ile congregation ot this village has de-
cided to build an addition to their
elltirch this summer. They will expend
in the neighborhood of S3.000 in fin-
provemente.-Mr. Aaron Karcher has
purchased his father's farm of 18a acres.
BiddUlph
Manna -Hugh& Toohey, proprietor
of the livery and feed stable, ida,nitou,
is on it visit et his father's on the Cedar
Swamp line. -Wm. Thompson has sold
two steers to Mr. Hasket for the sum
of $100. -NN illiam Heury. Ryder has
returned home after a visit through
the Wester St t Robert: Donnelly
has bought it hotel in Dentield.- While
Messrs. lames , Donnelly and Harry
Penny were deliveriug a bull to Lnean
on Afonday,for William Thompson, Oth
concession, when reaching Toohey's
road the animal became unmanageable
end turned upon them and with the
•first lift took Mr. Donnelly out of one
of his boots, while Mr. Penny was still
clinging to the rope which was attach-
ed to it ring in the animal's nose, which
tore out and left him at the mercy of
the maddened beast, which soon had
him down and had it not been that the
animal wits dehorned both men un-
doubtedly would have been killed.
However, both escaped with severe
bruises. Their calls brought to their
assistance Mr. Thos. Beuriett and by
him and his dogs the animal was again
put under control.
Granton
Bamps.- At the Stratford assizak
the case of Patrick Maloney against
Henry Rigney, assignee tg the estate
of William Baynes and R. and J. Fox,
bankers, of Lucan, was heard before
Mr.. Justus Streea The action was
brought to recover from Messrs. B.
and 3. Fox the proceeds of certain
wheat stored. in the warehouse of Wil-
liam Baynes, at Granton, alleged to
have •been received by Messrs. Fox,
and by them applied on an indebted-
ness of Baynes to them. The action
as againstthe Messrs. For was dismiss-
ed, and as against the assignee, the
plaintiff and others, who had stored
wheat with Baynes, were held entitled
to share pro rata in the proceeds of the
wheat in tbe storehouse at the date of
the assignment. -Mr. David Baynes
and family left for British Columbia
on March lath. -Mr. Philip Mowbray
is moving into the house formerly oc-
cupied by the Baynes fareily.-A cele-
bration was held on the evening' of
March lath at ,the home of Mr. G. E.
Murrey in tumor of his fiftieth birth-
day. -Mr. Nelson Hodgson and james
Forest ba.ye left for the North West.
Centralia
Briaars.-Some of the springbirds
have made their appearance again, the
robin being among the number. -Re-
vival services are being conducted
every night this week by Miss Wil-
liams. There are large congregati ens
and much good is being done.-The
farmers in this vicinity are making
preparations for making maple syrup.
Luther Hicks left on Monday for the
West, where he expects to make his
future honee.-MissRosenburg. of Lon-
don is visiting friends in this vicini y.
'-The teachers of our public school re-
quest that all pupils who are begin-
ning school this spring be sent im-
mediately at school opening, after
Easter vacation-- A quartette of
young men from Exeter spent Sunday
at a residence not far from here. and
during their sojourn, two pet cats of
the house'being unaccustomed to
strangers, beca,nie excited and played
havoc with window curtains. flower
pots, etc. Less noise next time boys.
--A public concert is to be held in
connection with our public school
about tbe first week in April. It will
be. held in the Centralia hell a first
class programme is being prepared.
The object of the concert is to procure
a flag and flag pole for our school so
that we may show forth our patriotism
on special occasions. We desire to see
all who are interested in our school to
turn out and make the effort a success.
See particunirs lel or,
• Lumley.
Smoot, REPORT.- The following is
the correee report of S. S. No. 10, Us -
borne, for the past two months, based
on atieudance, detneanor and general
proficieney :-P, S. D., Maggie Me -
Queen ; Entrance, Clifford Wbittock,
John Glenn, James Earl, Virda Cann,
Senny Horton, Fred Suxurions,, Percy
Passinore Sr. IV, Irene Wnitiocit,
Alma Earl Jr. IV, Vera Glenn, George
Glenn, Maggie Pessmore, Orvil Cann,
James Vance, Pearl Horton ;Sr. HI,
Edna Horton, mina Bell ; Sr, IL Maud
Cane, Ruby Passmore, Maggie Bell .•
Si'. Pt. 11, It ;bete. Passinore, Harold
Glebe ; Si'. Pt, I. Fred Cole.
M. E. FORD, Teaeber.
HOsseldale
13atsFs.-Mr. and Mr.?. &Lefler'.
berger visited friends in Strattord ir
Sunday. -Rob Davis wheeled to Kirk -
ton on Sunday. He reported wheeling
good.- grate a number from here
took in the I. 0, F. concert at Ruesel.
dale on Tuesilig night, and report a
good time, --John McNeil, ex M. P. Po
is confined to his bed with abed case of
blood -poisoning evith uo serious results,
-Mr. and 0,1iss Thompson from Hiek-
son, are the guests of Miss Faiphepala
Cleeir,-Frank Melville has Bemired a.
position as clerk at A. Beattie's & Co.,
St, Marys. -Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper W0,0 observed at. Mt. Pleaeaut
church on Sunday. -Rev. Green, of
Holinesville, /ate pastor of Fullerton
circuit, is down sick with a, bad attack
of:annerrimation with very little hopes
of recovery. Two weeks ago he assist.
ed with the opening of Mt. Pleasaut
Clandelocye
EXM:Vit UMBER YARD.
large stock ea Lernber-pine and hemleek,
170,ses feet of hemlock lunnier for barns, ete..,
also shingles. laths and cedsr pests. Prices
reeeenahle.-Lt Wrinala, Yard :East eideor
st,
Barans,-We regret to Iearre of the
death of Mrs. Geo. Aitkins, of Moores-
ville, who passed away. Wednesday,
March lfith, Deceased had been ail-
ing for some time until finally •death
relieved her of her sufferings. The
funeral took place to the Nursery
cemeterye-Miss Della Harleton of this
piece, visited a few days in Laudon
township recently.
McGillivraer
BMW'. REPORT.—The following is it
correct report of S. S. No I. based on
attendance and work done by pupils.;
Sr. IV. -Frank Farmer, Cora Webb,
Leon Farintr, Willie Beyharii, Mary
(Jurtin, Dreok McIlho.rgy, Joseph Far.
over, Leo, Curtin. Jr. IV. --Joseph.
Fraser, Irene Curtin, Frank
Sr IIL-Loretta Glavin, .A.tigella Gla-
vin, Philip O'Dwyer, Ida. Webb, Jr.
IIL-Ileen Josie Glavin, Hugh
O'Dwyer, Raymond O'Dwyer. II, -
Herbert Hanlon. Part II. - James
O'Dwyer, Clement Glavin, Martin
O'Dwyer.
Orand Bend
muesee-Mr. Bossenbury has pine
chased the fern) of Mr. Sam Grattou's
in Klondike, .-?jr. Delbert Mollaa
r
visited friends in Anse, Craig. .1
wonder." -J, Clark has.. rented the
eher,...h.e.,oettrz stmettervaie T. F. farm of Lewis ferattons for it term of
held a very. successful concert at Fat.iyeaF8,-,EawA0 °in is able to be out
laterLtoena,ar oeFsreidagrttl,uiglit last, with WHO amatter being laid up fax the past
being the leading three inouths„--Ur. Hamilton hts got
Retire. Proceeds amounting to aboot up a large stack of logs, and the time
520. of the mill is once more heittel.-Mr.
Spackman was here a few days last
week, making preparetions and me
rangements for the coming camping"
mon. ITe has rented a number of
ottages.
St. Marys
tlaugss.-The South Perth Agricul-
tural Society grain exhibition Thurs-
day proved a. success in point of atten-
dance, there being it large number of
farmers in town, and although the
number of entries was sraall-soine
thirty or forty -it argues well for the
success of the enterprise and for future
exhibits of this kind. The principal
rules governing entries were that the
seed should be of the 1000 harvest and
that the exhibitor was the grower of
the sitme. All the seeds shown are
said by the judges, J. D. Moore and
Wm Whetstone, to he or a very
perior quality. L. Ninmek was award-
ed first prize for the following grains t
Speei iie- *twat, small field pees. white on the hitters sisters, Airs. S. Pena
alt and, Mrs, Manninge-Frank Brock is
1' •k oats, beans, timothy seed. engaged with John Morley, of Whalen.
ZiOn.
Barers.--Mr. P. Herlost it valu-
able horse last week. The horse in
some manner broke it leg and had to be
kSlled ,-Mr. S. Peed lost a valuable
w last week. -Mr. 5, Horne had a I
horse sick with congestien of the lungs I
but is now recovering, -Mrs. John I
Brock,• who has been ill, is slowly re- l
covering. -A timber from here attend-
ed the Epworth League at Suushiee
ana took part in the programme.- Mr.
and Mrs. Hanson, of Fidiarton, called
red clover seed, and Indian corn, and
second prize for large peas, drowed
berley, 2 -rowed barley and ensilage
corn. 0. Baird, first prize for hug -
proof peas. Jos Mountain was award-
ed first prize for goose wheat, 0 -rowed
barley, 2 -vowed barley, milling oats,
large field pease, and buckwheat, and
second prize for white oats, timothy,
small field pease, bug -proof peal and
beans. •The association will prove it
great benefit to the farmers in the
vicinity, for even at this first exhibit a.
nntuber disposed of their seed and
others exrhanged for different vae-
leties.-The death occurred in London
on Wednesday-. if Mrs. James Moyes.
mother of Wm. Moyes, Collector of
Gustoms.-E. Tretheway, operator at 1pareuts and friends in the village. It
the G. T. It. Junction, has been re- lis some four years since Will spent any
moved to Stratford for a week or so. -
Mr. John Grant, who was reported in
last week's Times as being seriously ill,
died Sunday night.
Kirkton
Bnin.ts,-Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Shier,
of Port Elgin, are visiting friends in
the neighborhood for it week. -Mr, and
Mrs, Thos. Prior, of Exeter. spent it
few days of last week at the parson-
age visiting Rev. Ball and fainily.-
&fr. Alf. Blake returned to the village
on. Tuesday last from North Bey,
where he has been working during the
winter. -Mr. W. R. Carr, has the as-
sistance of a student from the Veter-
inary College for it time as he is ex-
ceedingly busy. -Mr. Wee Somerville,
of Keewatin, is at present visiting his
Cred i ton.
BRIEES.-Our yillage fathers have
purchased the lot formerly owned by
John Dietz, and are now preparing
plans and specifications for the erec-
tion of a fire hall this spring. -The in-
fant child of Mr. Thos. Trevethiek
died last week. -Matthew 0. Chambers
held an auction sale Thursday. -- Miss
Mary Ann Beaver, of Detroit, returned
holm last Monday. -Reads are in it
bad conditionsneither good for sleighs
or wheels. A. good warm rain would
help things materially. -Miss Will-
iams of Wyoming returned on Mon-
day to her position as milliner with
O. Zwicker. We welcome her back.-
Remor says that H. Eilber M. P. P.
has sworn vengeance on the Binder
Twine Combine, and iutends to break
it up and give the farmers cheap twine
this year. -Quarterly meeting services
were held in the Evangelical church
on Saturday and Sunday last. Rey.
Wing was present and conducted the
services. Rev. Morlock of Dashwood
preached on Saturday evening.
These services vere well attended
and proved interesting and profitable.
--Aug. Heise and family have moved
from the farm, into their elegant resi-
dence in the village. -Matt. Chambers
has disposed of his village property, to
Henry Motz, sr., for a good sum of
money. Matt. may move to Michigan
in the spring. -Mrs. Jane Clark, relict
of tile late William Clark, died at her
residence here on Monday morning
last after a sornevvhat lingering illness.
She had been a great sufferer from
rheumatism all her life, but took la
grippe about A month ago which
seriously effected her heave, and from
which she never recovered. -She
leaves to moarn her leas a family of
grown ap children and a host of
friends. Tbe remains were interred
in the Exeter Cemetery, on Wednes-
day af tern oon, -Re v. Jas. HusSer
preached anniversary seryices at Mel-
rose on Sunday last, His work here
was supplied by locals. -Peter _Huff-
man of the 4th ecu. ,is quite seriously
we hope he may soon recover. --
The assessor is again on his rounds, he
knows you keep a dog so never mind
trying to hide him. -Matthew Mor -
lock. sr has gone on a visit to his
sons in Michigan, and Chicago. We
wish him A safe journey-.
James Edge, of Edge Rill, Ont., writes that
Doan's Pills eured hun of backache arid kidney
trouble. Tie only took ono bix aria th y
him Try then, YN1 ht. ve (2:1,1 (2 he.
time with us before and we are all
pleased to see him. On his return he
goes into Manitoba to take charge of it
mill at Arden. -The I. 0 F. of our
villagi . have an organizer laboring in
their behalf, itt the person of Mr. JaP
Wand, D. S. 0. R. He is an able m
in this line and we bespeak for
local court an increase of members
If there ever was a specific for a y
one complaint, then Carter's Lite
Liver Pills are a specific for sick hea
ache, and eyery woman should know
this. Only one pill a dose. Try
them.
Jo
Wum 87;
NS
THE..
arket 'Woo.
A few days of winter yet
d
sefoteAptroklregdsutcoecrarrrwirinerr goodsWe have received a very choice
of
LADIES' UNDER SKIRTS
in ali colors, with corded ruffle.
d
Wo keP always in stock a lerge
rfleelected stock of
FRESIt GROCER RS
Full lines of
IN. A and HARDWARE.
Oysters Fresh Daily.
All kinds of Farm Produce
Clash.
J P Ross,
West McGillivray
i. -Jos. R. AMOS is ver
present. --James McUtven bas
to his farm which he recently pure
chased from Nevin Low. -hie Schrain
returned to Michigan last week,
fter it pleasant visit with hie pare
ents and friends here. --Another oId
pioneer bus goue from our midst in tbe
person of Linwood Craven, who died
on Tuesday last at his residence ne
Brinsley. circumstances of bi
death were very melancholy, as the
funeral of his alanghter-iudaw, Um.
Jno. Craven, was going to the elm=
when he died.
r-7=.
A very pretty and quiet sv tiding ,
tcik place in. Winghane a. 'few weeks
:tga, which when it became known t
Kippenites, seemed rather a eurpriee
many. The two pm:anent pertions
who took part in this event were INIiss
Jennie Saunders, only dalighter of
r. JlovhAteSpoannsw
tierzte.a
of Stapurloeym,Isainngd.
Young man aud evell-toelo fernier ox
Bowman vine. After some three weeks
a honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Osborne
have now returned to the borne of her
father, when the great secret was
who all unite in wishin andegre.
SVRS made known to tii‘many friends
Osborne all the happin sealed 7.,:tai5o
purity this world tan afford tildes; an
trust that it will lie both liberal and
kind. Mr. Osborne, who is ia pos-
session ce a good farm and home at
Bowneanyille, intents for the present
renting it, and purposes becoming it
citizen of this vicinity, he having taken
full charge of the oversight or the fine
farm of his father-in-law, Mr. Saun-
ders, who purposes spending the re-
mainder of his days in ease and leisure.
TBSTIMONIAL_Jf_R013ERT BELL
TO THE VALUE OF
ENGLISH STOC1C FOOD.
Mr. Bell says have two calves
one a. month older than the other.
The older one is running with it cow,
tae younger is fed on skim milk and
English Stock Food. They both get
turnips and chop. The calf fed on _
skim milk and English Stock Food, is,
I consider, doing much better than
the other. his growing, thrivingand
looking better. I consider English
Stock Fond it most useful article for
its
uselvesatustendweokisurladherigshly re.commend
-as
ROBERT BELL,
Township oi Usborne.
rice 14 lbs. $1.00.
tor Your money refunded if purchase unsatis ctory.
19
WE ARE THE
FOR BUILDING- SUPPLIES
HARDWARE
GLASS
PAINTS AND OILS
CEMENTS
(QUgENSTON AND PORTLAND.)
PLASTER PARIS Sce.
Anyfting and everything a new building require
have. Our prices are right. Get them and save dollars.
atatemala, momemmomaxasm.
WE HAVE
GfiED8TNUT, 8TOVE0 efIND EGG
COAL.
Our stock is large. We handle none but the best