Exeter Times, 1901-4-11, Page 1trr
TwENTY,EIGHT11 YEAR—NO. 35.
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FIRST-CLASS NO. 9 000KING STOVE
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Hensel' _ nesv location. -The anniversary see-
vicee in eontiection with the M. E.
'Pee A. Sellery, L. D. $, D. D. S„Monor (trade- Smoden' School
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were a decided succese.
F .atearrerante Llniversity„ Dentists. Teeth On Good Friday evening the annual 1
in Petty's Block, Renaall. At Zurich. even, r " I I "R " I "
entertainment was held. It eonsasted
extracted without_paln or hal effects. 011ie°
M d cin Ma 30th o a cantata onto et aster re. wee,
by the school, and an address by Rev.
G. .L eutheriaae, Notary Pubue, eonveyan. E. G. Powell. The house was filed to
aer.CoattalsagnIr, Ft7e Ins'ir"" •Ag-nt•'' awl- overt-101%in v. Itev. Hassar occupied
Issurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal nocuments ,, . . a ...
It
carefully drawn at reasonable rates. Meney • toe come. was a splendid enter-
ioloan en real estete at iew inteset interest. e tainment. Collection at dom. *wady ,
$20.-00, • Cu Sunday Rev. E 0. Powell.
13als.ees.--,T. ./.. BerrY bas sold los a Datton,preatthed mornfug awl en-'
elydesdale stallion to a Mr. Smith, for „ ing, and eddreesed a.. mese meeting
shipment to elanitoba.-Mr. awl Mre-. " of the schnO1 in the al:Vet maw. Adot, 1
V. Coleman ere. in Seaforth Lbw week Hooper, a Hay, was oleo present. and ,
visiting, relatives and friende.--Miss gave a good address. Rey.. Powell 4
Goetz. of Sebriugville„ is visiting Miss gave us excellene services.. euti Lite.
Vine Coolc.-The annual Vestry meet. • committee is ta be congratuleted on
iing of St Paul's .chureli Was held on securing his presence. We will be .
Monday evening. The several reports glad tobave him with us ago. -ire. I
were read, which showed the llnances Bloomfield iiii Visiting; with friends in „.
to be in a prosperous shape. The far. , Detroit and Loudon. -Miss Jamee, a :
met. Wardens were re-elected.as .fol. London, is the ,nest of Miss Wiliillam
lOWS ; G. 0. Petty Mid a. a outsell.- this week, a.titi Miss REtpley. of London,
Miss Alice Oeldwill. epent Eaeter at N visiting with Miss Lewie. ,
her hoine in Hay. --41.1S FtottaiS Cox. i
worth. a Loudon, spent Easter .witli
her pnrents.-Mrs. ,Sellery, of gincare •Seaforth, .
dine, is this week visiting her son, Dr. , Haters. - Mies Olive Langstnah,
Sellery.--Service was held in the yeaegest.datightee of Mr. Ismer Lang
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strati. ie. uerionsly Mat present.-5fra. ,
John Ronsforcl, of Clinton, was in town
lest week. -On MOntivvvenit4, D. D. '
0, M. Monme, !laid an official Yea to
Britannia Lodge, No. 17e, A. id in A. 1
di. At. the elase of the meeting a sap- I
per wa$ served its the Mattanie Hall
Lloyd 0. flodglite is at present visiting
lib grrandpareots and other MatiVes in
Tharnesford.--Roy W. Scott. of .tho
$.eaforth Electric Light eta, has gone
to Barrie to epend .several weeks . with
friends. -4t number of invitotions were
Office at the Post °Mee, Hensel'
Gr_a_nt_on
Haires.-31r. john Leukin is. able tn. School will e.open on Monday next.
ei mit, again. liaising come through his Miss Ida Meleells left, oo Monday for
siekness tolerably A,. Eaton Seafentbs
hes purebased a barber's outfit front 2i3e Finis= proPerty is advertised
ele, James Crawford. Mr. E. purposes
to open out a shop in Wocelbeno-Mr.
W. D. Smuley gave a supper to the
Granton Methodist, choir recently.
church of England on Good Frid0Y.
Special sermon by Rev. W. J. Do.
herty.- Abner Arnold. barrister of
Windsor, silent, the bolideya with
SOil - fi=1,114..8Nrtt iat ri• Tr.#1:57;;Tf giyitt
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A Parlor Suite
....To Be Giver*, Away Piee..
A. key wll be given with every Cash Purchase of $i Jao
Harness, Boots and Shoes at our store, and when all the keys a
distributed the one b.olding the lucky key wili get the
PARLOR SUITE FREE
Call and see the Suite and get a key,
AE AIRING AND ORDERED WORK PROMPTLY A
• TENDED TO
NO11
pat week. -J. W. Ortweito of Sea.
forth. has purchased the east store of
the Marshall brick block. and will re.
turn to Hewett to re-engage in the
mercantile business. Miss Smith has
moved into the store recently purchas-
ed of the Marshall estate. -S. Pople.
stone. of Exeter, wan in the village received by Mir, young people to 3,
last week.-Janies Petty and his niece, dance held in the Opera how, Exeter,
Miss Croysdale. were in London last on Rester Monday -evening:eked etweral
weete-etrs, Min•ray, and daughter, catioles of weenie, went front here in
0.1'111110, wet' 18 Whig118118 18.8t response. The Imperial orf:hestra pro.
ek. visiting Mrs. Murray's son, vited the minsie.--The fire alarm has
st‘ho bas been ille-Miee Martha summoned the linemen out befit Toes-
lilchrist, of London, was in the vile slay and Weinesilley evenings but it
lege part of last week and thin-fite, proved to be both false alarms. Seem.
31aeartlinr and bride, of Aline Craig, ingly the Seaforth fire .0 'n rings any •
visited friends here over Sunday,- old tiMO.,
&Mel Rennie, of Zurieb, was in the - -
village on Saturday. -W. Colsvill end
Centralia.
wife visited James Beverley, Exeter,
Ofl Sunday. --Misses Buchanan and Dawn op MR. EivivARR Srewa
Doan, of Zurich, visited friends in the Deep regret wee felt among our people
village on Good Friday. -James here on it becoming known that Mr.
Mordie, who IS attending London been E. Stewart had departed this life. ft
rteSs College. visited friends in Remelt WAS 0, real shock to all his friends, so
this week.-Nelsou Reichert, who has few knew that. lie was so seriously ill.
a situation in Port Huron, has been He has been in failing health for the
home for a few days. -Miss Bell past two years, About two weeks pre.
Lytiele one of the teachers of a public viens to his death he was taken ill with
801)001 id London. 18 V181Ung AIM V. lagrippe, after whichinflammation of
A. INIcDonell.-Miss Vera 1)Itirdock the lungs set in, and after a week's ill -
last week visited in Winghann -Miss nes s he was removed to Mee S. Me -
Maggie Bell, teacher in the Blyth pub- Coy', at Centralia, where he received
lic school spent Easter with her par- tbe best inedicel treatment. but he
ents, 31r, and Mrs. Jae Bell. -Miss passed peacefully away on Friday at
Twitchell, of Clinton, spent the past 11 o'clock a. itt. Deceased was born in
vveek With her brother. R. J. Twitchell Rosemila,ncl Co., Tyrone, Ireland, and
of this place. -Miss Nellie Bell, of Lon- came to this countryin Md. He tra.
don, is home spending Easter with yelled around considerably in the
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lames Bell. North West, after which lie bought
- The entertainment given in the 50 acres of lend on the 2nd con. of Us.
Methodist church on Good Friday borne. He was 45 years of age, but
evening was fairly well attended. The was never married. He was a cousin
.eiocutionist, Miss Fiore Kays, recited of Mrs, S. incOoy and Mr. A. Nevin.
several selections in pleasing style, His other relatives ate all in the Old
which called forth much applause. Country -his fether, three brothers
Miss Akin, of Clinton sang a couple and four sisters. The funeral took
of solos, while Mr. Yeo, of Olt. Forest, place on Sunday, March 81st.
played on a trombone. The choir also
assisted in their inimitable style,. -Geo Hayfield
McEwen, M. P., spent the Easter vit.
cation at home. -The merchants who Brianns.--Mrs. Sturgeon, of Kincar-
rnn egg waggons are at ever at prices. dine, was the guest of her sisters, Mrs.
Farmers are reaping the benellt,-Mrs. F. A. Edwards and Mrs. H. W Erwin,
A. 'McKenzie was in Blyth recently re- the past week, and returned home on
newing acquaintances. - Her many Tuesday last. ---Dan Spencer left for
friends will be sorry to learn Dr the Owen Sound on Tuesday last to resume
serious illness of Mtn. Geo. Oase, of the his position in the chair factory there,
London road,daughter of B. Hoggarth, having been laid off duties through
town. -Sohn Weistniller, who has illness.- H. Falconer left for Owen
been ill the past few days is again able Sound on Wednesda,y to start work on
to get around. -Ren. J. S. Henderson the Government Survey steamer,
and wife were in London, on Monday. Hayfield. -- Chas. Ferguson left for
--Miss McKay was in Tuckeremith the Windsor to start the season as fireman
forepart of this week visiting her pee- on the Government cruiser, Petrel,
ents.-Mrs. M. Elwood has returned which was laid up there during the
home from Exeter. -Mr. Yeo, mer- winter. - John McLeod returned
chant. of Mt. Forest, visited at the to town on Monday last from Musko-
Cemniercial during Easter. -Mrs. E. ka, where he spent the winter. --
Sheffer is confined to her room with F. Gerrinhardt has fixed up the build -
ate attack of la grippe. -Miss Beek is ing which was built for a skating rink
visiting friends in St. Marys. -A num- and now has a bicycle livery and re-
ber of the young folks attended the pair shop in Baker left for
ball in Exeter on Monday evening, and Goderich last week where he has en -
report having spent n, pleasant time.- gaged for the summer.- Miss Ada
A meeting of the creditors of Robert Rouatt, who is attending the Conser-
Patterson, Jr., was held on Monday vatory of Music in London, spent her
evening. -Alex. Murdock, was seized Easter holidays at her home here. -
with an attack of appendicitis last Miss Addie Rathwell and Miss Edna
week, and was confined to his bed for Pallister returned home last week from
some days. He is again convalescent, Toronto to spend Miele holidays. -Mr.
and resumed his duties as census Chas. Biggest and Miss Wilsou, of
enumerator on Tuesday. Owen Sound, spent twe weeke in town
visiting the forther's parents, and
• Crediton. turne•1 on Monday last. -john 'Watson
, •
moved on Tuesday to the farm he pur-
BnIEFS.-Some farmers began seed- chased front Mr. Johnston, Sttuble line.
ing on Monday and others will be -'Wm. McLennan had the misfortune
dropping in line daily until it becomes to cut the end off one of his fingers at
a general epidemic. A good warm Mr. Burrow's mill last week. -Spring
rain would help wonderfully. -Easter has opened up andthe boys are on the
has come and gone for another year. move to different parts. -John Morgan
Many have been the changes in this is making arrangements to run the
community since last Easter. -Rev. R. River hotel this season. -John Whid-
A. Miller, of Parkhill, called on friends don, jr., Wrn. Whiddon, jr., and Alex.
here on Sunday evening last while on McLeod of the Collegiate, Clinton, are
his *ay to his old home :it Hensall.- spending their Easter holidays at their
George Bloomfield left on Monday for homes. -Ed. Peck and jatues Dean
Toronto where will . etteed the spent Sunday at the latter's home in
Provincial Teachers' Convention, as Goderich.-Mrs. McPherson and Miss
delegate from this district. --This is Eas- McPherson, of Norval, were guests at
ter vacation. Teachers are away 'hav- Mr. John Fraser's last week. -Consider-
ing a good tinie,and the children ave. re. able ice is 'floating around an Lake
craiting and preparing . for another Huron making the weather cold and
term of hard work at school. --.A. very backward.- Miss Shannon, of Geder-
pleasant time was spent at the home of ich, visited at Mr..JOhe Falconer's last
Thos. Trevethick on Tuesday afterweek.-Wm. Elliott has engaged with
noon, when Miss Teeman had a guilt- the I14rd Bros. framing this season.-
ing party before leaving for her borne. Miss Lottie Martin spent Sunday at
-Matt. Chambers and family left On Porter's Hill. -Mrs. H. Dreprnan left
last week for Holly Wond to visit her
parents there. '
R. It SWEET.
Weetes Free
Knight's New Block
Exeter.
The following subjects taught indi-
vidually
Book Keeping,
Fenmanship, Sliortfianci,
Inewriting, 6orresoondenee.
Etc., Etc.
For Illustrated Circulars and other
jnformation, call or address
Wm. Hy. O'Sullivan,
Knight's New Block, Exeter
WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP.
If you. take a Laxa-Liver Pill to -night before
-retiring it win work white you sleep without a
gripe or pain, curing Biliousness, Constipation,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, and make you
I eel better in the morning.
C/O
Sodom
BIEFS.---Qilite a number of Musk-
rats are being caught along the Suable
by our local trapeersa-Me. John Ten -
hide is preparing to erect A. barn this
surnmer.-Mie Samuel Stanlance had a
number or men helping him to raise
the mill and has commenced sewing.
-Tinny Prouty is spending a few
clays visiting her uncle, Jas. Green, of
Hay. -Our teacher, Miss Ferguson, is
spending ber Easter vacation with her
parents m lifancbester.-.Toseph Green
the president of the league, delivered
bis inaogiwal address on Sunday even, -
ng. -Win. Smith bas engaged to
to work on a WM. in Usborne, the
coming snminen-Frank Treibner
had the tpisfortune to lose a foal, on
Saturday. -The land around here is
drying;rapidlv, and some are prepar-
ing for spring work.
Cromarty
EXETER LUMSER, YAM).
Largo stock of Lumber -.'i 3 and hemlock,
170" recta beintoca atm'. e for barns. etc.,
also shir,-;00. htth anil c Lir posts. Prices
reasonable.-JASWII.LIS. trd ;East side of
Altana,.
BRIEFS.- The census enumerators
are busy and are getting over their
territory very slowly. -Miss Jessie
Hamilton and Andrew Watson and
son, of Motherwell. spent Sunday at
Mr. In R. Hantilton's.-Mrs. Allan Me -
Dougall„ of the 12th con., clied Sunday'
morning. She had been ailing.for a.
number of years. She leaves it hus-
band, one son and two daughters to
mourn the loss of it wife and mother,
The funeral took place Wednesday, to
Roy's cemetery. Deceased was a sip -
ter of George McEwen, M. P.effeneall,
-F. R. Hatnilton and son, George,
left Monday for Galt where they are
opening up it stock and. embarking in
the retail boot and shoe business. F.
R. Hamilton intends returning in a
few days wattenti to his implement
business.- Norman • llfeenzie spent
last week amongst friends here and
left on Saturday for a plaee near
Chatham, where he is placed for the
. summer in a mission station.
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Besnes.-Mr. C. Quigly spent Easter
visiting his family. Mr. Quigly is
working in London and the family will
move there in a couple of weeks, -G.
McCoemick is going his rounds taking
the census of our village. -Master B.
Horne, of the Forest City business
college, spent Easter at his home. -Mr.
R. Mobray intends having an addition
put to his house very shortly. We
understand Mr. J. Evans, of Exeter,
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44,040 On C) e C has the brick work. -The old maids of
Trinity church are practising for a con -
I's' at cert which is to be given in the near
= mai . ', MIMI future. -Mr. R. St. Johns is in London.
-Miss Maggie Hartford, stenographer
ospoommio sj gro, for Lawyer agnate London, and Miss
e,
41 Li5 w Mattie Wylie, of Dundas St., London,
0 spent Easter with Mrs. ft, Horne.-
Z 8 — . Wes. Cole, of London, yisited his
mother, Easter. -S. Doupe spent Fri-
day in Toronto. -The smoke stack of
MI5 Z •
're 0 thepower house took it tumble the
Pe other day and went to pieces. -Mrs.
0 Jas. Andurrn is again confined to her
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in bed suffering from heart trouble. -
fa, Mrs. Jas. Park is able to be Around
again after being confined to the house
foi some time. '
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SMITH BROS & As a sprinemedicine Burdock 13lood Bitters
-SPRINGMEDIOINE.
Os has no equal. It tones up the systeni and re
moves nit impurities from the blood, and takes
ENSA LI.. GODERICHaway dial tired, weary feeling so prevalent in
the spring.
Tuesday, for Michigan, where they will
.make their home, he having secured it
good position in a brickyard. Harry
Motz .went also. -Mr. and Mrs. R. E. PUTNAM'S CORN EXTRACTOR.
Walker. spent Easter with Rev. and Dosen't lay a mats up for a week but
Mrs. Crompton, of Carlisle. -Mrs. Geo. quietly and surely goes on doing its
Olarke, who has been dangerously 11 work. and nothing es known of the
it improving slowly -Aubrey Baker operation till the corn is shelled, Pion -
paid a flying visit to Hensall on Sun- ty of substitutes do this. Some of
day. -Misses Mabel and Ina Hill, ' of them are dangerous, no danger from
Clinton, spent the Easter vacation Putnam's except to the corn. At all
with their aunt, Mrs. Rivers. -Wes. druggists
- and Mrs. Kerr, of Clinton, spent Good
Friday with friends here, And report Mrs. Monroe spent Easter
bright prospects for business in their friends io rr'111r0V r!'": '11, I
Stephen
for sale in another column,
R. L. Fanson has returned front vis.
"og friencie in Detroit ond Feuton.
Mr. and nine Dick gen. of London,
isited Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Knigbt the
past week.
All the trainineri en the L. II, & B.
G STAYBURY, D. A , EXETER. ON branch have had their wages increased
about 85 a rtiontia
Lew Mee. nrivete Feeds Le Ciente Weetaway of Brantford,
SCHOOL REPORT. -The following ie spent a few aa,ys of tbis week with MS
the list of promotions made in school , sheer eire,A. poteL
No, 3, at the recent uniform, examine- ' G. A. Buessrell went, to Listowel last -
Lion: Sr, 2noi j. 8o1.-Alfrediweek. where bp secured a lucrative pos..
Wnerth. Violet Woode, Sant Hicks.. ition with a merchant,
Tommy Saudere. Earl Hoes Jr. 2nd; J. A. MsTaggart. teachera snare,
to sr, 2nd-1alph Willis, Annie Hicks, lie home spending, va,eatioo with. his
father P. nieTaggart. London road,
elr. Nixon. organizer for che
NV.. spent the pint. week in town, and.
on Toestlay evening fullicAted nurri.
Iiregry Treiliner. Pt. 2nel to Jr, 2M1
ietoe Sweet, Tommy Penhale,
F.:itiPareons, Hiltia Preszeetots Vito
nie Cooksou, May Sanders. Lillie
pt. shertnan her tif centlidates to Membership.
Willis..01adys Dearing. Ronny Sweet, 3tise Annie. Senders visiten her
Eddie Treibner, G. Whittaker. 1110U -tee Mrs. Thos. Snell, al Victoria
T. B. Hooper, Teacher. Hospital, London, who reeently tua-
dement an operation and who, we are
Zurch
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pleased to say is recovering rapidly.
It is rennested that perente who in-
RRIEFit.-John Torrance. who re. d starting their small children to
mealy sold lus fem. moved his fend.
to se oat efter the Easter holidays to
ly Egnionaville this week. We re.
in 44 OS ng T. an re.
• t I el ef T eenti them the Met day so as to 'help
°trance
and family frenei OM` mhiste-P. Lae the teachere in the primary depart-
.evB. and ft
Alm Smith leClio.
e a, One looking animal, -A branch of R. E.
thebents will Maisons benwill be stacted here
shortly.-Apother hardware store le
about to be opened in the village ley a
gentleman from Myth. - The 'Hay
Council met on Monday. Dr. Lutz and
T. Prior waited upon the council ask.
Ing for it grant toward the Exeter
UlliOn Cemetery. The matter was de-
ferred uext meeting. -The Ha
Fire Insurauee Co. met here this wee
and tvansaeted considerable basiness,
nt has Shire stallion home. it rw4115 "Pgararile e 858e8 PPOPMY.
eee.
Dasbw ood
WORM - The flax marinfaeturer
have finished business for the past
season. -The Maceabee concert on Fri-
day evening was not as largely attend-
ed as it should have been. An excel.
lent programme was rendered, -Ed.
Beokenslaire has moved into Andrew
Burk's residence. - Chas. Guenther,
while assisting at sawing wood on
Wednesday ou the feral of Sol. Mar.
tin, met, with a serious accident. He
was driving the engine. The sawyers
by some means fed it stick of wood in-
to the flywheel which broke. a piece of
it flying with great force, strikin
Guenther. breaking several ribs
injuring his side and 14. -The far
en are busy seeding. -A.. Shettler, sr
continues ill.
Dublin
BRIEFS. -MiSS B7 -nn left towu on
Thursday last to spend Easter at her
110180 Lucan -Miss King, of Mitchell,
is this week the guest of Miss Minnie
Baloney.-Everyano is glad to wel-
come home for his Easter holidays Dr.
McKenna from Toronto, -Master
Greg. Klinkhammer, who has been in
Stratford for the past week, harihg
his eye treated, is doing well. -Quite
a number of our young men have gone
to Sault St. Marie, where they will
epend the sununen-Pat Ryan sold a
valuable horse, realizing a good price.
-William Murray has been engaged
to work on the railroad section for the
surnmer.--Stephen Delaney, with his
wife and &inns-, has moved to Mit-
chell, where he will reside for the fut-
ure.
M_Ito_h el I
BRIEFS. -The Atwood stage came in
on wheels for the first time on Wed-
nesday last and reports lots of snow in
the north country en—Mrs, Andrew
Hart is very serkiusiy ill this week,
with little hope of recovery. She has
been ill for a long period. -It was re-
ported that James Goforth's little girl
had died of diphtheria. The report
is not true. -Some of our voting people
attended the wedding of Mr. Brooks.
of Manitoba, to Miss Etnant, dauzlater
of Mrs. James Colguhoun, of Gowrie.
The happy young couple will leave for
Manitoba to reside in future. -Miss
Alexia el ullieron will teach the primary
department of the Public school for
the summer. -Mr. Samuel Honey has
returned from Port Hope, ,where he
lived all winter. Although over 80
years oE age, be keeps quite smart. -
Mr. Robert McKay, who has been in
Mr, Cameron's jewelry stare for some
time, left this week for Hamilton,
where he has secured a good situation.
le for their uew field it 'abet* tit Car-
berry. Man., last week. Ur. Smith
went on Montlev with a earl() iel of ef.
frets and Mrs. Smith followed on Sat-
urday from Toronto. ageompanied by
Jamee L. !Slieldleton, who has been
clerk. in J. E. Horefe drug store for
8(}'aueltee,lemee.-R lekerville, V* aged laden
died on Saintly sa her Waite on Main
t. Al h I •in i
tealth atetWnIte )?
r. le tV,A fli;i, t
riously in:: abate-, two weel,.
o. She had re4ielied the rine age of
82 years, and 'leaves her eged partner
and two sons to mourn then. loss. .Mr.
and Mrs. Baskerville. sr.1 formerly re-
eided in Centralia, having moved to
Exeter abeitt two vears ago.
The young ba.chelors at, home which
was held irt the Opera Mose Moncloy
evening was a very enjoyable affair.
Guests from Lendon Luean,
Zurieh, Clinton. Seaforth and Bay.
field aveepted the hoepie.dity of the
young bachelors, to spend a pleasant
evening about eighty being present.
The Imperial orchestra. of Seaforth,
supplied excellent, music', daring the
veneig a.very dainty 1u1rh was serv-
e On the whole much credit is due
h young men for the very complete
aogements fur the evening's enter-
inment.
At Motbertvell. in Perth county, on
Sunday. 3Ira J. J. Caven, mother of
Principal Canoe, ot Knox College, To.
ronto, died at the adva.nced age of 07
years. Mre. Cavell W.tS of martyr
covenanting stock and was born in Gal-
loway, Scotland. August 1. 18(13. Af-
ter her marriage to Mr. John Caven
she emigrated to Canada in 18t7, set-
tling in Waterloo county, where hex;
husband became it school teacher
They moved to Perth county in 1855,
where 'Me. ('.wen died 21 years ago,.
Deceased leaves two daughters an
one son. Principal Caxen was too ill to
attend the fiineral, which took place
at St. Mary's Tuesday.
After one week's trial it is more
than ever evident that the census en-
umerators will not be able to get
through their duties within the allott-
ed time, two weeks. The majority of
the enumerators are not yet half
through, and prOhably at least two
weeks more will be required. The
commissinners have in some cases ex
perienced no little difficulty with the
enumerators, some of whom appear
be unable to understand their dude .
Instructions have been received that
future the ertuinerators are not, 1)
question employers of labot- ot profe
sional men as to their incomes. Onl
wage-eiteners are to be qnestioned, th
idea being to find out if possible th
amouritS earned ey workers in differ
ent lines of trade.
Grand Bend
ing his Easter holidays under the par-
ental
uHsian—ea-erzy7.0901:s
Humes.- enberry, of
Stratford ge, is spend -
ental roof. -Ashton Mollard, of Grand
Marais arrived home Tuesday and will
spend a couple of weeks with his par-
ents here. -Miss Lou Cunningham is
spending her holidays at her home in
Port Albert. -The infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. Farrel died on Sunday and
was buried in the cemetery here on
Monday. -Miss Puuchard is spending
her holidays with her friends in Sea -
forth. -Mrs. John Mollard left here on
Thursday to yisit her sisters and
brother of East Jordan, Mith.-Mise
HaLtie Statton and Will Lovie were
joined in the holy bonds of matrimony
on Wednesday. The bride was assist-
ed by her sister, Mary, while Joe
Oliver supported the groom. Their
many friends join with the correspon-
dent in wishing them a life long
happiness. -Mr. and .liers. John Sher.
ritt entertained a number of their
friends at their home' on Thursday
evening last. Every person reports
having spent a pleasant evening. -
Robert Pollock has made arranve-
ments to take in any number of cattle
on his ranch this season at nioderate-
ly low prices.
'Miss Batnett, who has been working
tt,f'r 0.,:r.rnr‘ri:1' 01. '4,'t iji
. • 1I1E},i
Market .Dpot
A few days of winter yet and we
want to reduce .our winter goods be
fore Spring Stock arrives,
We have received a very choice Ji
LADIES' 17NDER SKIRTS
In all colors* with corded ruffle. New
and stylish.
We keep always in at le a lam
and well selected stock of
FRE.SH GROCERIES.
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f Farm Produce taken 30
ROSS*
YQUOaEt8t all kinds of bonding
material now in. Grantorat
LIITWORTflYS
1.11Magg WIRD
At the very lowest prices. We
ave a large stock on Iwnd and
ve have got to sell, so if you want
o get a bargain just give us a
i call. We are selling t inch Pine
Boards at Sia .50 per IX, Pine
Shingles at $i.$0 per M. First-
class Hemlock at $1.4.400 per
Piles and piles of Cedar Posts on
hand at 13 cents each.
Office—rst door East of Odd -
fellows Block.
GUITWORTHY,
C.I RANTON.
We regret to announce the very
serious illness of Mr. Wm. Bagsliaave
teacber of Centralia, who, at the
present time of writing, is very Iow-
a victim of appendicitis. On Sunday
an operation was performed by Drs.
Wishart, of London, and. Browning of
Exetez as the only means of saving
his life. The patient, although very
weak and low, is, we are pleased to
state, somewhat, inaproved. Mr. Bag-
shaw has many frieuds here as else-
where, who hope for his speedy and
alleittaiete recovery. To add to the (d-
ig -dim eltieeetother Mrs. Wm. Bag.
shuweineela 'eery low and is not able
to be in attendance upon her son.
They have the syrripathy of the whole
community in their serious illness.
.T. G. Stanbury was in Toronto the
past week.
TESTIMONIAL OF MR. HENRY
GUENTHER
TO TAB VALUE OF
ENGLISH STOCK FOOD.
This is to certify that I bare used
English Stock Food, neanufaereared by
C. Lutz, Druggist, Exeter, for it voting
colt that was not thriving. He im-
proved well under its use. I also had
two young pigs that were scouring
and losing condition. On feeding
English Stock Food. they immediately
recovered and are doing well.
Hnxa GCB:4TIIER,
Township of Hay
'ce 14 lbs. $1.00.
zee Your money refunded if purchase unsatisfactory.
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ril Sped
CURRY COMBS
HORSE BRUSHES
HORSE CLIPPERS
(Clipper Special.)
Regular $2,00, our price $1.50. The
very best.
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GRASS SEEDERS 0
LITTLE GIANT
AND
FIDDLE 130W
....cacatlemarooe
wocmitteirEM,
STOVES AND RANGES
00AL OR WOOD COOKS
$18.00 to $80.00
HAPPY THOUGHT RANGES.
$80.00 to $48.00. •
Now is the time to buy.
is
CROSS -CUT SAWS
AND
AXES
Balance of stock at special prices to
clean out.
•
WASHING MACHINES
AND
CHURNS
A trial will convince you that we -have
good malces.
Yaltasmanagsnevcreas
EillUILDE:.S1 HARDWARE
MECHANIC'S TOOLS- ---
'PAINTS AND OILS
CEMENTS AND PLASTER
WV are always pleased to give, pieces.
MOIFI*211VMMID.
All sizes
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Our coal gives satisfaction.
m stock.
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