Exeter Times, 1902-1-9, Page 1ttrItt.r4t
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TwENTY-NINTR YEAB-:-NO. 24 .
During the next two weeks on
Oast and Steel Ranges,
Cooking and Heata,g
Stoves for Coat ior
Wood. Skates, Hockey
Lamp Goods;
During stock -taking we will
give you BARGAINS - for
CASH. Come and "see our
stock and get our PRICES.
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• Is your time to get:a nice pair
• or slippers for your friends.
We have them in different
lines for men, women tma
children froth. 85c. a pair up-
ward.
10h-ike Feet Shelves
Foie Wileas ern d Worneri.
We have a tew lines of over.
shoes for men and claildren to
be cleared out at half • their
regular value,
A Fine assorttnent of CUTTER
13_613ES, WHIPS and
HARNESS.
1
Bayfield
Beiguns:aeEd,, Pech,yeho -War honae
spendiug Xisete,leeiidays returned to
Toronto where he has a good position
in the carpet department in T. Eaton's
big store.-aMiss Susie Parke arrived
home on Saturday from Detroit for a
few week's vacation. Miss Parke is
engaged in the dressmaking business
there. -Mrs. Win, Brandon and fam-
ily who have beep visiting relative's at
Belgrave, arrived home on Monday
night. - Mise Maggie Falconer, of
Goderich, is vieiting under the paren-
tal roof here this week. -Mrs. Robert
and Sam Eagleson and daeghter, of
Milton, N. D., are visiting friends here
at presents-rtobert Blair ga,ve a party
on Friday evenieg last, when a large
crowd Assembled and tripped the light
fantaetic in their heart's content,
St -Marys • •
,•• Beemns.-Eaucational sermons Were
preeche4 in, the Methodist church an
Sanday last by Rev. Dr. Potts.-jarcies
e Page, of Arizona, is visiting, friends
end relatives in and around St. Marys.
It is 27 years since Mr. Page left Wel-
burn; West Nissouri, to seek his for-
tune in the West, ancl this is his fleet
visit- te his old ` noon on
Claristmas Theye,fames 0. Mitchell, of
the well *known iirm of Dymond &
furniture dealers, St. Marys,
was married to Miss 5. E. Whetstone,
daughter of Mr. and lees. Wm. Whet-
• stone of Lakeside;-Oarl Herman and
and J. 0. Vine. late sergeant cif the
South African Canadian Scouts have
bought out the oeyeemeese at Mount
Forest from Ed. Hanham, fornaerlv of
St, Marys. Mr. Benham will remove
front Mount rest to St. Marys ehort-
1y.-On Christ:etas Day Miss Georgina
Sutherliend, daughter of Mrs. Suther-
land, Burn Brae, Blanshard, was unit-
ed in marriage to Alfred Perker, of
Guelph„ The ceremony was perform-
ed by the Rev. Dr. Craw, 13. A., of
Thoratile, in the presence of only
relaeives of the contracting parties.
C4r flP •te
rerUND inr nand
A. liver pill that, is omen and ue°, that, as ts
genw tty, Quickly Dad thoroughly, thee denot
eseete laza-liver Plus possess” themes ceia
tigrtedatirolia;110T euro or "IP tat." t'
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eeeeeenee 7,,,,--Hsneagrae
flaying had fifteen years sex-
perience in the * furniture and un-
dertaking feueiness, we claim we
understand Our business thorough -
y • -,a are no green -horns, We
Made ,rtst4tid buying goods For best
cash prices/ and we give tile pub-
lic the bcS tfit of it. We keep
Up to date )ods in alt lines and
• • ,
trge asso -tment to choose from. i
Wt.:. invite every ono to inspect
Our stOck and be cortvinded that
,wIIat we say is correct-
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ROWE.'
14.-442 Alf
STOP THEOOU
•, AND WORK OFP THE GOLD.
Laxatiye Bromn-Quinine Tablets cure a cold
in one ay. No cure, No pay. Price 25 cents
rAtltr-to.
BRIEFS.-Satnuel Andrew, of Ilam -
iota, Man., arrived here on Friday
last to visit his mother and sister, it is
six years since he last visited Orttario.i,
Rumor says he is looking for a house-
keeper to take back with him, We
hope this is true; for a bachelor's life
on the prairie cannot -be a very desir-
able one.--Ohas, Miners has accepttd a
situation with R. Sweet, harness -
maker of Exeter, and will learn the
trade of harness making. -Miss Mabel
Johns and Miss May- Hawkins spent
the past week visiting relatives in Lon-
don. -Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Woods gave
an oyster supper to a large number of
their friends on Thursday evening last
when a• very enjoyable time was spent
and many oysters pat oat of sight. --
Will Stnallacornbe, of ganitoba, is
visiting his uncle and aunt, IVir. and
Mrs, T. Harris. Ib is over 20 years
since be left for the West and he will
no doubt find a great many changes in
the past decade. ---The C. O. 0. F, in-
tend holding an oyster supper and con-
cert about the last of January. More
particulars later,
Centralia
• - •
Wanneeee 13unns-Another of those
happy events, which causes a flutter
of excitement took place at ths resi-
dence of Mr. Thos. Mitchell, on Wed-
nesday evening, Jan. 8th, when their
fourth daughter, Wilhelnaine was
joined in matrimony to Mr. Wm. 0.
Webster, general merchant. of Udora,
north of Toronto, Rev. Hutton, of
• Centralia, tied the nuptial knot in the
Presence of about forty gaests, The
bride was charmingly attired in a
gown of white organdie draped with
chiffon and carried a boquet of roses
and maiden hair fern. Miss Esther,
sister of the bride acted in the capa-
city of bridesmaid., and was deemed in
• white linen lawn and carried a boquet
of earnetions. Mr. William Humph-
rey, cousin of the groozn, acted as
groomsman. Miss Mabel Sceli, of
Damn, neice of the bride was maid., of
honor. The bride received a large
number of useful and valuable pre-
sents showing the high esteem in
which she was held. Guests were
present from Toronto, Byron, Ilder-
ton, -Mora, Hensall and Exeter, The
happy couple go to • Coiling wood on
,their wedding tour. Her many
friends,of Centralia extend to the bride
congratulations and wish for her a
long and happily wedded life.
Dashwood
BusEys.- Christmas holidays pass-
ed oil very quietly in our villaze, the
chnrches being closed oveing to the
ontbreek of smallpox in the village
bob owing to the prompt ection of the
Board of Health tbe disease was pre-
vented from spreading and services
will be held next Sabbath as rieual,--
The school was also closed for a week
owing to the prevalence of snaall-pox
but will open next week. -At the an-
nual echool meeting last week Mr,
Geo. Kellerman. vvas re-elected trustee
foe another term.-- At the annual
sneeting for police trustees lest week,
two of the old trustees, Mr. .7. E. Hoff -
tea an a Wm. Zimmer were re-elected
while Mr. L. Moser was elected to fill
f;be place of Mr. Geo, Kellerinan, who
resigneel.-At the Miinibipal election
en Monday, Mt,. FL 'Willett,of this
village was elected. reeve of Stephen,
while Mr. J. K. Goetz was eleetc-d to
the council of Hay. We congratulate
ant townsmen on their success.-Obize.
Morlocle, of Hamilton, is visiting his
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Rev. Morlock.-
Louis Kleinstiven of Sarnia, returned
Inane last week to spend a few days. --
g, ()Alfas, of Harvieton, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs, D. Sacks. -0. W.
Snell, who has been attending the eon-
servatory of musie at Boston, TJ. Se is
spending a tow weeks at home.-- Miss
Floseie Snell, who has been spending
her Xmas. holidays at home returned
to Alma College on Monday.- 1?. Mc-
leaac, who has been confined to In
bed for about a mouth, is able to be
out. again. -A. Stelk,of Disuphie,Man..
formerly of this place, was renewing
ace want:Imes in the villa 0 Islet Wr,ros.
-11(lwarcl 1\i'adingor, i Irornite, the
harness making with Me '
e,
fattish 'Nom 011. Liniment is without extpic
flon the most effective retocitY, for Out,4
vVolma.-1, Ulcers, Open Soros, TtnenelttIstu
St.ingl: of 'broads, ote. A large bottle
26 colt14.
HURON" & MIDDLESEX GAZIA
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EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNTht, JANUARY 9), 1902.
feen8all •
re4 Sellcry h 0 ., Dna, Seletenor Gradu-
'• late of Toronto University, Dentists. Teeth
eXtracted without_pain or bad effects. Office
in petty% mock, Henson.. At Zurich over
Monday,eommenoing IVIay30th.
euteeriaud, Notary Public, Conveyan-
cer, COmmissioner, Fire Insurance Agent, said
Issurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal comments
carefully drawn at reasonablerates. Money
to loan on reel estate at low rates of interest,
Mae at the Post °Moe, Ilensall
nue hundred tons of feed, to dispose of at the
lionsall Oatmeal Mills the Wining week.
Il Uaqt7nAarr.
BRIEES.-Rev. W. S. Doberty• B, A.,
who was recently offered and accepted
the position of rector at Thornciale,
has been strongly urged by the -eon-
gregation at Hensair and Stab, to
continue with them as incumbent of
bhat parish, and a deputation from
bath vestries have waited upon the
bishop to preseut their request. The
bisnop having left the decision with
Mr, Doherty, he decided to accede to
their wishee and resumedeeervices at
Hensall and Staff), on Sunday last.
"One of the Vestry" writing from
Thoredale, says :--"It is wiLla deepest
regret I have to announce the resigna-
tion of the Rev, J, W Doherby as rec-
tor of St. George's,' Thorndale, and
Grace church, Evelyn, to which posi-
tion be was appointed about two
months ago, after ReveR, S. Howard's
removal to Mitchell, Rev. tkir. Do-
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1931, but soon • filter landing her
mother died leaving live children she
being the eldest the responsaillity
which developed the finest principals
was laid upon her. After her mar-
riage in 1844 they settled in Dalhonsie,
Lanark County, but after three years
cameto Huron and at length made
their hones on lot Id, con. 8, 13:ay,
where she remained until her death
on Thursday last. Her children all
survive her, John, of Bence Co., Peter,
Alex., and Mrs, O'Beien, of Ilay, Mrs,
Hyslop and titre. Hetinilintiss, of
Michigan, Mee. Lieshinan, of the
Sault, and Robert, and Thomas, of
Manitoba. They were all present at
her funeral on Saturday the 281h ex-
cepting. Robert and Thomas, Robert
being unable on account of the train
being blocked to reach home in time,
being very anxious, leaving Ailsa
Craig at 8 o'cleels Sunday walked a
distance of 28 miles reaching here at
10 o'clock, The family have not been
milted for 29 yeat s, and though in sad-
ness they have met yet are pleased to
be united at the old home where each
may share the allele sympathy.
There are 37 grand -children and 14
great -grand -children.
Crediton.
nerty is a young man, who during his ExEreEn LIMIER YARD.
short stay amongst us gained the
.highest esteem and leaped of all, and
.his abrupt departure from here to re-
turn to Hensel], his former parish,
is a source of regret and disappoint-
ment to Thorndale vestry, but speaks
,well for him as a popular clergyman,
being called back to his first charge. --
Wm. Craig returned home last Week
from his trip to Moosejaw.-James
Beverly, of Exeter, was in the village
the past week renewing acquaintances.
-Miss Vera Murdock was in Clinton
Just week visiting friends. - James
Redmond, of Leeds, N. D,, accompan-
ied by his little daughter and sister,
iVirs..Kinley, are visiting their broth-
er, Chas. Redmond, of the township of
Hay, -Miss Hatton, of Owen Sound,
was in the village during the past
week renewing acquaintances.- The
present sleighing is favorable for busi-
ness. -Russell Moir, son of Alexander
Moir, of Seney, Iowa, U. S., is here
visiting his many relatives in Henn&
and vicinity. -Our public school re-
opened on Monday. During the holi-
days nearly all the scholars were vac-
cinated according to the. order of the
Board of Health, -J . W. Bell left here
for Philadelphia, on Tuesday morning
to resume his studies in the Dental
• The Exeter Election.
• eAL-4K—s
The eleetion of Reeve and Council-
lors Op Monnay was somewhat exeit.
nig, although promos to the uominae-
tion little interest rn the seleetion of a
Board for I902, An unusual amount
of delving, Was done by the various
candidates, and the incidental • petty
arguments were iedelged in, By the
reside of' the vote below given it will
be seen thatW. bL Levett ocoupies the
reeye'e chair for 1002, wiele Coencil-
Mrs John Muir, John Wood, Wm.
fla,rcling and 35s. Davis to complete I
the board. J. Muir headed the list, I
although he was on the ocean. at the I
time. The council of 1901 were: Reeve,
W. G. Bissett; councillors, J. Muir, J.
Evaes, 1. Artnshrong and w. H. Levitt.
Following are the figures for the oleo-
tion:-
• FOR REEVE:
Polling Sub,Div, 1 2 3 • 4. Tot"1
W. R. Lovett.... 43 59 70 7,0-248
I. Armstrong, 02 30 88 07-198
• Majority for Lovett.... 50
l'OR COUNCILLORS.
3. Muir..... . . ... 7e 80 75 103-392
X, Wood..., ... 04 80 41 100-315
jeDavis 75 • 04 45 81-205
W. Harding 58 48 47 82-235
1
: L. McTaggart 2e 28 63 50_400
Election Returns
• Largo stock of Lumber -pine and hemlock
170,000 feet of hemlook lumber for barns, etc.
also shingles, - laths and cedm, posts. • Prices
reasonable. -JAS WILLIS, Yard : East side of
Mein st' •
•
Breeze's. -The annual school meeting
of our seism' was held last Thursday.
Mr. W. Wenzel, who has been trustee
the past nine yeare resigned, and Mr.
Samuel Brown was appointed trustee
in his stead. -Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Fohner, of Michigan, are the guests of
Mr. and Tobias Fahnen-Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew Morlock, Mrs, Jos. Heist and
Mrs. Henry Sweitzer bave returned
from Aurora, Ill,; after a pleasanb
visit with relatives. -Mr. Morris Ehnes
of Zurich lectured on Africa in the
Evange cherch Friday evening.
Th as interesting and lu-
st vered in a pleasing
st services a,re in de -
•'e Moses t3rown
ha me., in Elkton,
Mic egeant vieit in town.
He was L camper:Led by Mr. Christian
Heist, who intends visiting his brother
for a few weeksee-Messrs, Ohas. Wolf,
Alonzo Hodgins and Samuel Eilber
were appointed police trustees for the
coining year. -H. Either. is at-
tending the Legislative Asseitibly ha
1Toronto.--The election passed off with
College there. -Miss Hannah Ortwein,
of Tharnesville, is home on a visit to some excitement. There is a slight
change in the persbnnel. of the board,
her parents. --Miss Minnie Sheller left
here on Monday for London, where --Write it 1902 now. -Municipal elec-
she intends taking a twenty week's "fions were held on Monday last, with
the following result: Reeve, H. Wii-
Roblyn alt
in yocal music, with Miss Eva
of lert; councillors, Anders
t teacher. -Miss Alcock,
Exeter, was in the village last week Yearley and Webb, -',Weurth,
• s
spending afew days with Airs. Suther, fought on panty; ' s
land. -Miss Tena Shirray is visiting one PartY/),V in
friends in Goderibb,-Miss Ida Dick electing.A all
bas returned tol Durhatn.--Mr. , and On o ow
Mrs. R. Wright, were in Gorrie last one
week visiting- relatives. -The Misses open
Dent, public school teachers of &rat- staff
ford, spent the holidays with their 489iS
aunt, Mrs. Sutherland.- Dr.. Sellery We
very cleverly captured a runaway please.
on the sick is this week with tnnsili-
horse attached to a cutter a few days
ago. The horse, a spirited one, had tis• -:-.L. J. and VV. D. Hill, of British
started from one of the stores, and Oolumbia,spent Sunday feet with their
notwithstanding that it secured a de. sister, Mrs. Rivers, They left for To-
ronto on Monday and Mrs, Rivers ea-
cided advantage on the start. the doe-
cornpanied. them to spend the week in
tor, nothing daunted, started iu hot
pursuit. and succeeded in overtaking the Queen City. The Dr. looks lonely.
the horse, springing into the clatter I -Dan Oestricher Moved Itis household
and stopping the runaway. It is need- goods to town. on Tuesday and will
less to say the doctor was the hero of occupy the residence lately purchased
the hour. -john Reith, of Waneta, at from L. Lewis. Mr. Lewis has moved
in with his father-in-law, 0. Felber.--
O., and for many years & resident of
the township of Hay. is here visiting Miss Kuhn returned to her home on
Saturday last after a very pleasant
his many relatives and friends, Mr.
visit ia London. -There have been no
Reith is engaged largely in farnebag
ancl has nothing but good words to new cases of emellpox reported to the
health authorities since some were
say of British CJolumbia. He intends
quarantined two weeks ago. All pail -
remaining for some weeks and visiting,
his friends in Grand Bend, Blake and ents are recovering- nicely, and soon
Bayfield.- Kenneth Haskett, ee wee. our township will be free of this dread
ford, formerly of Musa, was in the disease. --Rev. Mr. Litt attended the
wedding of leis ypeinenst brother in
village during the past week. -James
E; Troyer and family were in Hills- Stratford on Wednesday and tied the
green last week visitingrelatives,-
n up tial knot. -Rev. "and Mrs. Crum p -
We had no election onionday last, ton, of Carlisle, are again in out midst,
our council practically being re-elect- • guests of their daughter, Mrs. Walker.
ed by acclamation, G, F. Arnold, who r%
01srrt7.A./3,-Y..- We regret to have to
report the sudden and unexpected
death of Mrs. 0. Beaver on Thursday
evening last. Mrs. Beaver had been
ailing for some months past but had
.not been bedfast one day. She sud-
denly grew worse, and passed peace-
fully away as nientionethabove, sur-
rounded by the members of her family.
She was buried in Crediton cemetery
on Sunday afternoon, and her funeral
was one of the largest that has been
seen here for years, testifying to her
'worth and the heartfelt sympathy of
the eptire community. The memorial
service was held in the. Ey:Ingenue
chuech on Stindzty night. Rev, Me.
Knowles preached an impressive ser-
mon trona the words., "Let me dio the
death Of the righteous, etc." Never
has there been such a crowd in this
magnificent edifice pence. the openir g
day. Revs. Litt and Morloek asiisted.
la ;the, e-Jry exereises. The
bereaved family betve the sincere sym-
pathy of e very one in this their great
Mil tioa,
(From Alio t fir Souree.) •
and Mctalltu
an pupils a very
r work. -Alf Clark is
WAS Reeve during the past year, hay.
ing withdrawn, and only one nominee
rem_aining itt thefield, for the reeve -
ship, namely, W,T. Millar, who was
one of the councillors during the past,
year, Mr, Millar wee declared Reeve
for the present year. The Councillors
who were nominated having in like
riaannee all withdrawn except James
Macarthrue the latter simply takes the
placelformerty filled by Mr. Millar ; in
this way our village wee spared the
expense' and trouble of an election and
the gentlemen who now eompose the
present coterie% being all pretty well
experienced, we hope they will give us
a good reign and aceouet of Lhem-
selves throughout Um coming year.
PASSIM) AWeers-Ilie late Mrs. Stone
man departed this life on Friday. leaf,
aged 65 yearsa She was born in Corn-
wall, range whore she grew up to
womanhood aaelewas married to Zes.
S Loriem an • ahou t. 1850. They shortly
afterward came to Canada and settled
in Reach townehip, evheee they resided.
13 years. , They moved to Hi bbert and
took up the farm on whieh they spent
their remaining years. Mrs, Stone -
=u was a Methodist., :to which church,
she was meich attached. She died at'
the residence of bee son-in-law, Mr,
Steck. She leaves to mourn her .loss,
Harry, of 01iise1hursi-4 Mrs, Hatay,
Staff,, and Mrs. Jas. Stark.
aeound Oreditore-The young men's
OBITUARY. --At the residence of Mr, senior „Bible class very favorably sue.
Alex. Munn, on the 20t1i of December, onirlieseattlirthir ItaesitteIlvieitthja. wIle,,allfirgetzarnpa,unrdpte,
there passed away anothe.e "pioneer,
end a very kindly werded address.--
Margaret Bare, relice of the Is mann, offlfl ttu,‘„t, Comity has Miss Sophia Brown returned horns
nee tow ea equal, le teessgsess parse. Sattakiv last from Ann Arbor, whey°
voronoo and unselfish industry, 13s -
iii g left a widow with nine children
111 eirownstances that only the StrOng-
est personal efforts filled . with the
brightest, hope and trust eould taue
mount. She was horn itt Givin itt 1822,
Cane tO OfInaIla with het parents in
Bar E Wean and Wire Hoff,
man, or Zneleb, !mid our village a fly-
,ing visit on Surahty Itit, - Henry
Beaver, Albert Morlock and 'in 1W4 May
Maetin have rettirned from theft, vis -it
to 'Hamilton ind Guelph.-ifrPeman
Haist is renewing acquaintances in and
she Ines been engaged zee nurse.
Ohlidren Ory,l,for
TO I
A• stammn.-The council was elected
by acclamation, ,tts follows:- Reev
Morgan Dalton; Councillors,
McIntyre, John Barkley
Hunter, Thos. Stothers
Biciteulph-Ree
CirohoounecTll,
iors, B
r
• BLYTIE,
clamation.
s lsE - T. Ross, •oeve
s v
,
on, Robert Henderson,
John Donaldson and N. F. Gerry,
councillors.
• B.S.TPIELD, - Reeve, R. • Sbanbary,
council by acclamation ; Richard Bail-
ey, George Levin, Thomas Elliott,
James Thomson.
• Clinton - The following were all
elected by acclainatiom-Mayor, Th,os.
Jackson, sea. Coancillors, A. McKen-
zie, Thos. McKenzie, J, Porde, H.
Combe, 0. Overbury, 0. Stevenson.
Trustees, (Thee. Hale.
bAST -Reeve, John
Carrie ; Councillors, Alfred B. Carr,
.Ti
toohn.
nE. Ellis, Wm. Dobie and Wm.
Beecroft; council of MR by acciama-
GODERICII TOWNSHIP. - The old
council were re-elected by accla-
mation.
Seafoeth-Mayor joha 11. Broad.
foot (ansi) 0otucjhJors, 111 Y, Mc-
Leau, B. B. Gunn, Edward Ilamilto
John Weir, J. M. Best, 3. A. Stewa
Sehool trustees, W. Sclater, A. W.
Stable. A, by-law to expend $90
for drainage purpoees was carried.
Teeswater--Council by acclamation,
Reeve, S. It Britt, Conneillors, R. J.
Evens: Wien Reedy, 0, Kadin, A,
Nelson, ,
Gsborne-Reeve, WYn. Delbridge,
Councillore, R, Comm, jos. Hawkins,
John Moir and Jas. Ballantyne.
council by acclamation.
West Wawanosh-'-Reeye, Wee. Mc-
Quillan (aced.) • Councillors, Ifatriek
O'Connor, Ohae. Taylor, WM. Camer-
on and B' 4. Mallough (by acolm.)
QreenWay
jG. eTetiefritritY, B. A., EZATBR. ONT
• Law Offices, Privs.te Funds to Loan.
BrtrEese.-George Wilson, who has
been away frona home for about three
years, returned home from Winnipeg
last week. -Simon Kemp and family
of Widder, and his son-in-law, of Port
Huron, spent New Year's with Thos,
Bullock. -Mr. W. Mollard and wife
of Regina, N, W. T., visited his
brother-in-law, Ed. McPherson, last!
week. -J. McWilliams, of Obiselhar
visited friends here a few days ago
as
Cigle„boye
BRIEFS. -Mr. Levi Carter, of Da-
• hmer; visiting
yen, of Mexico,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Is,
-Mr, A. Cunnine.haen, of Ored-
ena few days in the village.-
er, of Stronmess, spent a,
ays in the village calling on his
feeends.-Mr. Peter Riley, of this
as quite an int -el -Ilion 00hand
tft is something.
like the ss
emptier. He can kick a telleallgple
post and talk to Hamilton. He will
not tellwhat signal he uses. -Mr. Wm,
Williams has his zieve house complet-
ed. It is one of the finest in the coun-
try. The dimensions are about 40 by
• JOHN WHITE ge SON
ADDITIONAL LOORLS
The jolly Pulls 0owill give 3 Week's
entertainment in the Opera House,
onoinencing Monday jan lath.
Miss Mabel Hersey, foninorly o
Exeter, brit for sortie time cashier for
Messrs. 3%H, Chapman, •34 0o., London
left last week for Montreal. She
intends taking a three years' course
aspurse in the hospital.
Ex -Mayor lturnball, of London, was
yesterday married at Walkerton, to
is Perdue, or that town. Mrt,.. l'er-
doe was well known in Exeter, having
far a considerable time resided mtla
her sister, Mrs. D, Dyer, when they
lived here.
Edward nleigher, of Port Austin,
Mich., spent Tuesday visiting his
cousin, Mrs. M. 3. White. Mr. and
Mrs, Meigher have been visiting
1 d •itt Lpndou, Lucan and118'd
dulpb the past two weeks. • Pie was
much impressed with the appearance
of Exeter, and was surprised that we
styled ourselves a village
Miss Collins, of London, who spent
New Year's day with Miss Fanny
Hatter, of Exeter, met with a very
t the home of
FnaissstYliaac open
yentrap
ialoa0v1-1.
liar. SUStaaning
rely i ed ankle and was other
se badly shaken up. She was Able
to r irn home an Wednesday night -
O. Muir, sr., arriv-ed borne on
nesday evening from an extended
visit in Scotland; the land of his birth,
He attended the Glasgow fair and
visited his relatives in Scotland. Mr.
Muir left Liverpool on the 21st Dec.,
and experienced some very rough
weather oa the home voyage, having
been near Ffalifax harbor for several
days. He was xnet at the depot` by
the Exeter municipal council elect,
and the bells of the Trivitt Memorial
chtilett-,i. 005 ,1 peal of welcome.
Goderich-lVlay or, M. G. Cameron
(aced). Councillors, Elliott, MaKini,
Knox. Hunter, Thompson and Mur -
neer.
GSEY.-James Turnbull, reeve ; Jas.
McDonald, Robert Livingstone, Wm.
Fraser and Aden). Turnbull, council-
lors, by acclamation.
Stout, expressive of apprecietion for
50, and it is three stories high.
KIrkton '
---- :
BRIEPS,-1\liss Alice Miller who has
spenb the past two weeks visiting
fteends in the 'Flange returned to her
home in Tinchelsea, on. Sunday. --
Miss Etta Fletchex is visiting friends
in Winchelsea.-Rechel Kirk left on 1
Monday -ear Toronto.
On Monday evening, Dec. 80th, the.
young people of the choir of St. Paul's
church and about twenty of the con-
gregation assembled et the Rectory,
Kirkton, and enjoyed themselves in
plea,sent amusement and interesting
pastime for a few hours. just before
re
sitting clown to a dainty collection of e
refreshments, provided from the well -
laden baskets of the visitors. Mrs.
Geo. Easson, of Winchelsea, called on
Miss Stout, the organist of the church,
to come forward, when Miss Maggie
Davis arose and rend a, beautiful and
delicately werded address to Miss
Hallett -Reeve, Alex. Leitch. Corm- her servicee accompanied b th d
calms, Robt, Ferris. Wm, Moon, Wm, some silver tea service, with the
Patterson, Henry "Warren, returned initials of the recipient, neatly en -
by acclamation.
Howick-Reeve, J. S. Gregg. Cloun- -
cillors, J. A. Steong, Thos. McKee and
John Spence. Trustees for Gorrie,
Sas. Armstrong, J. R. • Williams and
Wei. Bennett. ,
HAY.
lgraved. .
The Wholesale vaceination of the
citizens of Exeter has- ca,Used. many •
sore arms and much sickness, The
s-mellpokis being stamped mit in Ste-
phen to wash i
s, ease,
ee,
•
Crornarty
Barerse-Neve Years clay passed off„
very quietly here. -Rev. Mr. Oranstoma
arrived home on Tharscleey.- Prepara-
tory service wa.s held in the Presby-
terian church here on Veidey after-
noon. The Rev. .11.r. Henderson, of
Hensall, was to haee been present to
conduct the servece, hue owing to stok-
ness, was nob present but got 'Rev.
Mr. Jewittto take his place, which he
did ver,y acceptably, • The Sabbath
Reveevia‘iungr,se,:ltivaricteinw, of neeziciedtle..tedmbrsyt1;.
Iloggarth is under the doctoteicer,
but at last report WAS IMprOVinp",,-
xviinegsi: Gillespie arrived here With his
bride Friday eveniag for a short
visit before setblingdown in the North
NEW STEAM
URI?
zmer-etraa...,,sm+r-ft-ao
Having just opened up bueiness e
are preparecl to supply all kinds
PUMPS, •
FITTLeiGS,
WATER TROUGHS,
• WATER TANKS,
FANNING Atrus,&e,
REEVB. Couxerr.Loas PLUMBING ,
0 , ,• • / v '1,1. un1t/I1A.1i, mete pod. piWuniebpinagy.speciaI attention to all kinds
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g
cn :n qt.ri li, rt4.,1111.;411, -1. Ii. r :tuts, Burns
cy,,r-' .... F.,, •P-
...y Scilds, Bites of ins :cts, Croup Cottghs, Colds
o Ilagyard's Yellow Oil will be found an excel- We do anytliine in the line of Cirood-
r.• § .• g -g3 n. g". o, se teat roniedy. Pdeo 25 cents. Ali dealers -:
work ;141d REI)A.IRL.NG of any des-
;
The essential lung-hen,ling principal of the CriptIOn.
pine tree has iltrilly been successfully separat-
Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. •Sold hy all Charitod a ItGaid
.-antiret.
anod into a perfect cough medicine .
dealers one, guarantee of satisfmtion. Price i
d.ee en ee Es 02
1 • 32 78 • 25 03 28 55 52 22
2 84 40 12 48 12 47 30 10
3 80 102 • 38 105 83 78 02 111
4 30 50 32 37 41 21 51 48
5 2.8 55 31 37 85 le 44 68
0 91 50 50 40 112 2e 25 50
7 28 36 20 42 22 81 43 33
8 16 74 • 11 10 35 39 45 57
318 491 • 280 418 371 307 301 411
The Owned will therefore be nom -
posed of W Lamont, reeve; council,
Consit, Stelk, Thompson arid Gaetz.
Zurich Police Trustees : (Mae. Grab,
78 • 0. Hartielle 50 ; S. la. Rickbeil, 71 ;
J. ?Weseloh 81.
Lucien -Reeve, McComb. Connell -
lolls, Read, Webb, Barnette Ward
(councillors by ace!).
Lucknow - Reeve, Wm. Allan
Councillors, Geo. Lewreuce, even,
Treleaven, D. S'heriff, John BroWn (all
by acclamation).
Listowel - Mayor, John Watson.
i Elected by about • 48 majoriby. For
I 0ouncil1oes, Anderson, Pelton, Prue -
ter, Woods, Seburger, Maloney.
Mitchell.- Mayor, Hugh Campbell.
Councillors, Stuert, Blowes, • Hord,
Ford, Miami and Wm. Ryan,
St, Marys -Mayor, 10, E, Butcher
(Reel), Cloanoillors, Carrie, laithee,
Graham, lianter, Weir, The good
roads by-law for 830,000 was defeated
by 17 votes,
STEPHEN TP.
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81 26 80 38 L103 50
37 •21 55• 80 10 `fY7
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0 10 111 10 107 38 80
• 7- 43 46 41 10 40" 10 a,
18- 5375 48 08 43 88ae'hi
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emtil
' Elected, it Wihlettt, Reeve t1e
Anderson, VVoltrth, Voar14 bott
Webb.
'11- 50 77
I 82 ,17
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4- !g7 70
5.7 74 31
5cents'
North Tame Hall, Exeter.
nuary
1.1,irr1.1ateXk..,lttrn...,r=tf
Stock --Ta
erials
argains
weeineseeneee ereenneeneltleallin
1 -Prices
cmisantkaw.cer
at V
Buck's Wood Cooks. Every
one guaranteed, 1i2o to
g.27.5o.
,occetetramemimer,traiatasamigrowatsveontettaMmesatmter,.....
burns
Buck's Prize,
•Art Garland,
Crown Brilliant, 1,
Radiant Home1
S ECLAT, PRICES.
Heaters
Box Stoves,
Queen Heaters.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
Skateti
Our • stock of Hockey and
Spring Skates at cut prices'
to cleer out.
rt
Happy Thought Ranges, un-
equaled for baking and econ
omical in fuel. • $32 to $44.
Very Speotal Pd6
•
in Carpet Sweepers, Cross.
cut Saws, Stove Boards,
WrirvYers and Axes.
.AVIEI RICAN'. COAL Ofl ou PER GALLON.
HEA
E AND COAL