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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-6-12, Page 1ETRON 4t.71/1.11)MESEX -GAZETYK(. TWENTY -NMI YEA1l—NO.4. EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING JUNE- 12, 1902 1 Screen I and Now is the time to order your Door and Window Screens for your home, and be ready for the Flies. We have Wire Web. 'C:14 Barb Wire, Spring Coil Wire, T. t Poultry' Nettin.g. * +0044++++++++ in + + +++ • G. S. Sutherland, Notary Publio, Cenveyan. + cer, Commissioner, Fire Insurance Agent, and 1 Issurer of 1VIarriage Licenses. Legal documents • carefully drawn at reasonable ratees.inlItIezsr oors3:tor,,,,Tthrillosetseite"111=Atte"- ' t Baanns.-Arnong the new cemenb T, walks to be laid in the -neer future, we e 4; learn of one across the block south of d t T. J. Berry's sale and exchange stables 0 W S 4 while no doubb the walkon Welling- + ton stet past the railway station + will be extended on from Coxworth's hotel to D. TJrquhart's mill, as this is the second most important street in the village, and is badly in need of a walk, the present plank being dene and unsafe after dank.- Messes. Shep- herd and Willis continue to make large shipments of bogs from this station. -M. Ellward is having his lim- ber shop very nicely papered and painted. It has also been very =eh enlarged and some handsome furnish- ings and furniture added, Now Mr. Ellwood will have one of the neatest and best equipped shops in the county. -Trade is very good in the village for this season of the year.- The friends of Mr. John Weismiller, merchant, will regret to learn that he has been Quite ill during the past week.- The ladies' meeting of the Farmer's Insti- tute was held in Millar's opera hall, on Saturday afternoon last. The at- wasbut a very interesting meeting held and a good progra,m carried out The chair was vety ably filled by Mrs. Wm. MeCloy.-- Win. Cald- well, of Hay township, returned here on Tuesday, from Sarnia, _where he has been attending the Methodist conference as a representative from Hensel!. He was accompanied by Mr. John Fitzgerald, of Chiselhurst.---Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Lindsay, of near Clin- ton, were in the village on Friday morning of last week, on their way to London. They were accompanied on their way to London by Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Lindsay's mother, who remains in London to snend a couple of weeks with her son, James Murray and fam- ily. -The Rev. G. Jewitt, of this -vil- lage has been appointed to the charge at Warclesyille. The Rev. gentleman durtng the three years he has been here proved himself a faithful minister and excellent pastor in eyery sense of the term and. the congreigation has prospered under him and made ad- vancement, not only in spiritnal mat- ters but also in temporal and financial. The remaining debt on the church and parsonage of between $400 and $500 having been completely wiped out during his pastorate, leaving the fine church property here clear of any en- cumbrance. Dee Rev. gentleman and family, enjoyed the respect and esteem of all classes in our village and sur- rounding country and will be much missed from our village. We under- stand his successor will be Dr. Medd, recently of Sarnia, who comes to us very highly spoken of and esteemed by those who know him. --Mrs. (Dr.) Ferguson very pleasantly entertained a number of friends on Friday even- ipg last. -Rev. Oliver Coleman con- ducted service with much acceptance in the Methodist church on Sabbath morning and evening last -Charles Wilson, who recently left , here for Pigeon, Mich., was in the village the first pant of the week. -A number of the members of the C. O. O. F. of the village drove to Lacer,. on Sabbath last to attend divine anniversary ser- vices there. --Miss Blanche Petty was in Kippen this week visiting relatives. -John Macarthur, accompanied by Mrs. Macarthur, left here this week for Owen Souni, to attend the High Court of Grand Lodge of the Oanadiau ; Order of Foresters, as representative of Court Ivy Green Lodge, Hensall-- Considerable grain is being brought into market and meets with ready de- mand and good prices. -Mrs. Hannon, of St. 'Thomas, is here this week visit- ing her husband, who is in the eimploy of W, J. Millar, as harness maker,- Mr. and Mrs. O. A. McDonnel, were in Exeter, last week, visiting Mr. Mc- Donnel's relatives, -Mrs. Haywood, of London, is here visiting her hus- band, who is engaged as inspector of the cement walk tlaet is being laid down. . PORN WHITE & SONS Hensall ing a few weeks with friends in Da- Mrs, Ross will reside at their home kota. Alex. Park is looking after 131.10,11=0,31.Snameamarams...grawar-M .. .,T assaeroscosawsr, I Portland & Thoralcl Cements, I -w, -+ + 4: Lawn Mowers and G-arden Shears. + '4; ' 4.• : + . 4. tendance was not as large as they de - :4'. + sired nt. .1,T awkins Se Son i 4: • .*, 144:++++++++++++++++++++++4.4. el. We Have WHAT. YOU WANT Ladies' shoes in laced and buttoned, regular price $2.00 and $2.50, to be cleared out at $1.25 per pair. Men's patent leather shoes at $3.00 and $3.40. , Ladies' patent leather shoes .at $2.50. Boys patent leather shoes at $2.50. Call and inspect Our Stook. Highest price for eggs. Rg He Sweat 5 per cent. off for cash. OfiGita-simr Weareare showing a large stock of WORSTEDS, SERGES and TWEEDS and are prepared to give you an up -to - elate Suit, Overcoat, or pair trousers at prices away down. A CArela soLlcuriso. W. W. Taman. rvie,charit One door north of Dr. Lutz's Drug Store. 410.11•101111•Mil•••••••3110 St, Joseph. BRIEFS.- Mr. Labeau and, several 'others met with an accident recently while engaged in tearing down an old barn in the "city". The roof collapsed while the men were at work inside and it is a, great wonder some were not killed. Mr. Labeatt receiyed some bad bruises and will be laid up for eome time. Whalen --- BROOKS -"DELBAIDG-E, - A very pretty wedding took -place at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Philip Brooks, of North Boundary, Biddulph, on Say 28th, when his daughter, Addle, was united in marriage to Fred Del - bridge, of Irsborae. The knot was tied in the presence of it large number of friends _of the conteacting parties, while the bride was assisted by her Sister'and. the groom by his brother. Theyreceived, niany beautiful and use- ful presents, testifying to the esteena in which they are held, Woodham ALLAII-XIRR.-A very pretty May wedding tome place on Wednesday evening, May 28at the residence of William Kirk, Woodham, when his eldest daughter, LauraA„ was mat.- ried to Richard. Allah, of can 10, Than - sherd The eeremony was performed by the Rev, John Hart in the pres- ence of some sixty guests. Th.e bride was given away by her father. After the weddingtt. sumptuous supper was served in the dining room. Mr, and Nits, Allen will reside et their home on con, 1.0! Illariehard, and will lia,ve the best wishes of a, host of friends. «. TO OteRlr A COLD IN Oelel DAV Take textitiva Menai Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the thence if it tailO to euro 111, waarove'seigeature a on eaeh box. Ze. Zion KYLE -Timm -A very interesting and happy event took place on Wed- nesday, June llth, at 6 13. m., at the residence of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Hern, when their daughter, Miss Louisa, was united in marriage to Herman Kyle, a prosperous young farmer of this district. The 3eremony was per- formed by Rev. Mr. Waddell.. of Elim- ville in the presence of a number of invited guests, After the usual con- gratulations to the happy couple all adjourned, to the dining room, where a sumptuous repast was partaken of. The many gifts received showed the popularity of the bride and -groom, Mr, and Mrs. Hem will take np their Tesidence, on the Kyle homestead farm. Granton BEIEFS.-The corner stone of the new Presbyterian church, was laid Friday afternoon in the presence of a congregation of several hundred peo- ple. who came from all parts of the district. The ceremony was per- formed by Mrs. F. W. Gilmour, wife of the pastor of the church, through whose efforts, chiefly, the new edifice is being erected: Besides the corner stone'two other: stones were laid - One by the Independent Order of Oddfellows, the other by the Canada. an order of Foresters. Each of these societies showed their interest in the undertakiag by contributing $100 to- ward the building fund. After the laying of the stones an address was delivered by Rev. James Grant, of St. Marys, Tea was served on the lawn, and in the evening an entertainment was held for which the use of the Methodist church was kindly eniven. The new church is of stone and brick, and it will have accommodation for about 250 persons. Kippen BRIEFS. -Rev. M. I/ McLennan, on Tuesday, was at Manchester assisting at the induction of Rev. Sinall.-Mr. French and Miss Upshall. of Port El- gin, are, visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Upshall, of the vil- lage, and with other friends. -John Thonason, a student of Trinity Medi- cal College, Toronto. and who lately passed with all honors his final ex- aminalion, and is now a full fledged M. D., is spending it well earned holidays at his home here. We have not heard as yet where Mr. Thomson purposes tacking up his shingle. -Mr. Isaac Jerrott went on the excursion for a trip to Manitoba and the North- west on Tuesday. All wish him a pleasant outing. -Miss French, of Sea - forth, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Upshall, last week. -Wm. Oudmore is shipping from our station many tons of bailed hay. Mr. Cudraore never feels right artless he is up to his eye in business,-Farnaers who have large stocks of wheat on hand are now bringiag the grain in freely to our grain market. Dashwood. Bnitenee-john Brown was taken suddenly ill on Monday morning with appendicitis. - The annual public school picnic will be held at Grata Bend. on the 18th. inst. Games will be held as usual ha the afternoon. A good time ie expected. De not, miss it. -J. Finkbeiner, of ilsborne, visited his brother, O. Finkbeiner, on Sunday. -On Sunday Messrs J. K. Goetz and F, Baker, a,ncl"Miels J. Rail were ap- pointed as delegates to the Sunday School convention of the Evangelical Association to be held at Stratford this week.--Quartely services were held at the Evangelical church on Se- turday and Sanday, Rev. S. R. Kneels - tel, of )3erlia, presiding. -A. Wambold and bride, of Berlin, are spending a few days with the forater's uncle, J, A Warnbold.-0a Wednesday of last week Feed (liana. and Miss Melinda Smith were united innwedlock by Rey. Mr. tifert, in the presence of a few friends of the contracting parties. The young couple will settle down in the house recently vacated by .T. Jacobs. Their many felends 'wish them a long and happy married life. ; near Mt. Pleasant and Will have the things in his absenee.-Rev. Mr, Oran, good wishes of a host of friends. stole left Monday for his parent's home in Oalecloa East and to attend the rniseria,ge of Ws brother. -There will be DO services in the church here Sun- day, owing to the anniversaeas services being beid, at Roys church, Fallarton. Shama ba e seeured the services of a blacksmith, •Ma Stewart, of Woodhans, and the shop is now open- ed again. EIumvU EXETER LUMBER YAM. Large stook of Lumber -eine andthemlook, 170,000 feet et hemlock lumber for barns etc., also shingles, laths and cedar posts, noes reasonable. -JAS WILLIS, Yard :East Side a IVIain st BRIEFS, -The election IS nor' a thing of the pest and everybody settled down to work again. -Thos. Smale, the banner sheep shearer of the vicin- ity, is au his job again and certainly makes the wool flee -Thorn Smale is ahle to lay away his crutches and move around by the use of a cane, -B. Spicer has bought a beantiful new bicycle for the use of his daughters. - Fred Miners returned. to Collingwood on Friday last after a. two weeks visit at home. -Quite a number froas the village attended the demonstration at Exeter on Friday last and _report a good. time. --Mr. Ortwein, of Henson, occupied the pulpit on Sunday evening and preached a very impressive and practical sermon to a large congrega- tion, -The Ladies' Aid Society met at the residence of Mrs. Harry Brown, Winchelsea, Wednesday. -- Statute labor is in full blast and the good roads are being spoiled again for at least a month. Crediton. BRIEiB.-No protest -clean election on both sides. -Chas. and Mrs. Zwick- er spent spent Sunday with friends in London. -Wm. Lewis, sr., left on Monday last for an extended visit with his son Will in South River. He took his fishing rod along. The rest will do him god. -H. Eilber, M. P. P. and Jacob Heist started. for Muskoka on Tuesday, where they will ^spend a week fishing.--Elsi Heywood, Exeter, preached to the Methodist congrega- tion last Sunday evening, the pastor being absent at conference. Services are being held in the town hall for a few Sundays as the church is being painted, Rev. Knowles will preach both morning and evening on. Sunday next. --Mr. and Mrs. Dyer spent a couple of days this week with their old friends Mr. and. Mrs. Hooper of Hay. -Domestic help seems to be very scarce in this locality. Easier to get a wife than a hired girl:- Quarterly meeting service win be held in the Ev- angelical church on Sunday next. -- Ames Clark has built a fine new cem- ent silo this week. It will be very useful. -Keep of the sidewalk boys when riding your wheels. You might be fined. The public MUSt, be protected from this "wheel" nuisance. -J, G. Young has set out a fine cedar hedge on east side of his lawn. It improves the appearance of his lawn very nitieh. Grand Bend BRIEFS. -Messrs. J. and G. Roun- tree and families, of, London, are oc- cupying their summer cottage again and intend remaining here most of the sal -Innen -Mrs. Head and family, iof Parkhill, are occupying one of Mr. Watson's cottages for a few weeks. -- Mr. Levitt has :almost all his cottages rerieed for the coining season and is thinking of building more he also in- tends building a large dining hall. He has also greatly improved the ap- pearance of his park, and all picnicers seem highly pleased. with the atten- tion they have received.- Last Sun- day the Sunday school in conneation with the Presbyterian church here, and. at Corbett, held their annual pic- nic here. -Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mol - lard, of Balmoral, Man., are here visiting their brother, it is 28 years since they left here for the West. - Mrs. Robt. Pollock is on the sick list but we hope soon to hear of her re- covery. -Miss LaTouzel, of Goderich, was the gnest of, Mrs, A. Mollard, Fri- day and Saturday of last week.- Mr. Will Patterson had the misfortune to lose a valuable cow. -Mr. Tarte, Min- ister of Pablic Works, is expected here in a few days to see about the nelvisibility of building a harbor here. -Mr. John Staler, has opened up a barber shop here for the summer season. Messrs. Y. Carrie and W. Naftali of Goderich, were the guests of Mr. L. 'Williams, our school tea- cher. Mooresville BRIEFs.-It is our painful duty to record this week the death of John Coursey, aged 28 years He was kill- ed. in a. railway accident at Calgary, Man. He taught school for several years in school section No 2, Bide dulph. and. won the esteem of all who knew him, and many will hear with regret of his untimely death. -George Lintoll, of this place, left last Monday on the excursion train for Manitoba. He intends to locate there if the clim- ate suits hirn.-S. B. Bryant. of Bid- dalph, intends to take a trip to New Ontario in a few days, in company with several others who are anxious to locate land in that; section. Shipka BRIERS.- The Trustees of Shipka school took advantage of the dry weather of last, week and hauled a large amount, of earth into the school yard. -A 'surveyor from Strathroy was in this vicinity running lies last week. -While playing at school last Week I3azell Mitchell got his collar bone broken, by one of the larger beys running against hine.-Mrs, J. O'Connor, who is visiting her claugh• ter, Mrs. J. Mitchell, while going down the steps of the bouee, fell, dis- locating her shoulder and breaking her Brophey improved the appearance of his plate by putting up a piece of .011wood wire fence. -S. Me - Isaac is home on it visit, Cromarty Beinen--eillex. McKenna left Th urs - day last for it few days stay in Toren. to.- Mr, Silas Thompson and his brother Fred raid sister, Lulu, spent It day around the yillage lasb week, - Mr. and Mr, Malcolm Park are spead- Kirkton Eames,- Master Mamie- Robinson, of Ciarlingsferd, spent Sunday with Masten Frankie Moore. -Will Dawson spent Sunday in the village.- Will Hatiewoodepent Sunday at his home here. -J. E. Elliott; spent Sunday in St. Marys.„ -Quite it number attended the picnic at Bethel, on Monday of last week, .Edwiis Olark spent. Sun- day the gueet of N. T. Fletchen-Kr. end: Mrs. Robinson. of alealingford, spent Sunday with Ma:and Mrs. John Itryans left on: Mon- day for Stratford, where he will spend a week J. T. Oaten% loft on Tuesday of last week for Alheetas where: be will voila a month visiting friends. -- One of Mr. John leloare's'eows drank largo quantity ef paint last.: week, Which Mr. Joenes Teets had 1111ked: for painting hiS house. She is fie it IniSer- able eondition itt present: - A very preitY Sate wedding teak place on Wednesday eveolpg, Jane atta at the residenee of Mr. John Elliott when their daughter, Rachel was married to William L. Ross, of Fallarton. T'he ceeemony Was perfoemed by the Rev, Seiburn Anderson, itt the pre- sence of same fifty guests, the bride was given away by Tier faeher. After the wedding it sumptuous repitet Wen eerVed in the dining rem. Mr. and 4111,41 , Bayfield. 13=Fs.---Mrs. Clark, of Toronto, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James McGee, at preeeut.-Mesers, Reid and Shannon, have a gang of men on at the church rushing the brick work along. -Jas. McGee had. the misfor- itne to lose a valuable horse on Mon. - day lastinflammation was the cause -- Messrs. Harry Warasley and Chris. Howard, of Ternath, ?ire laPnac 011 a visit at present. - Messrs, M, Ross, John Toms, Louie and Sohn McLeod are home from Sarnia having their fishing boat remodelled, and will re- turn again this week. --The Smith and Dr. Stanbury attended the Medical neocia ion nee mg held • nToronto lest week.- John McGee and Thos. Stinson delivered two fine horses to Mr. Chas. Wallis, Olinton, on Mon- day last. --Picnics are again the order of the clay in town. All lovers of boating and a day at the lake are seen flocking in daily. - Several of our young people intend taking, in the ex- cursion to Detroit, on the I8th of this montla-John McLeod, of Algo- ma, is home on a visit at present. - The Misses Martin spent Sunday visit- ing friends on the London Road, near Brucefield.-Henry Brandon and wife of Belgrave, spent Friday and Satur- day of last eveek visiting friends in town. Messrs. Harry Turner and Chas. Dupee left by, boat from. Goder- ' ich for New Ontario, on Wednesday last, to make their fortime. Success, boys.- Miss Thompson, of Brucefield, is the guest of Miss Falconers, at present.- Miss McIntyre, of Strath- roy, has arrived for the summer, and will boarci at the residence of Mrs. Parsons.- John Tippet has built a new wire fence around his property which adds greatly to its looks. - Mr. Bridges, of Belgrave, is visiting Wm. Brandon, this week.- Miss Ray Mc- Gee leaves for Toronto this week to resume her position as dressmaker in T. Eatoa's big store,- Sans Churchill, of the Sarnia and Cleveland saw mill, at Sarnia, is in town this week 'look- ing after the logs on the beech. -Win. Mustard, of town played. with Sea - forth, in the game of football last week, with Berlin.--Ohas. Mustard, of Brucefield spent Sunday last in town. -Our foot ball team are anxious for an invitation to Varna, to play the re- turn match,- Mr. Haines and wife from Listowel were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Drehrnann last week. - J. E. Sweets, of Wingliam, was in tonne Friday and Saturday last on business. -Mrs. Card and. Miss Emily Osmond. visited friends in Colborne last week. -A. number of the young people of town attended the garden party at Mr. Sam Sweitzer's, Goclerich township, On Thuraday evening. - Harry Darrel is busy papering and painting the Commercial Hotel and will Noon have the house ready for the accommodation of the travelling pub- lic. BRIEFS. -For some time little Flos- sie McGee, daughter of James McGee, of this village, fought, .a heroic battle with lung trouble and heart disease. but death relieved her on Tuesday night, the 27th alt., and a bright, active,ambitious life closed peacefully. -Harry Darrow has purchased the old Commercial hotel froui R. Bailey and has a gang of men busily engaged in renovating and overhauling the same preparatory to opening up for the summer: When completed Mr. Darrow will have a, comfortable and well appointed house. " Crecilton School Report ----- The followhig is the reporb of the Orediton Public school for the month of May. Names of pupils only who obtained 00% or over on the total marks given during the month. Devision 1.- Junior Pt. 1L, Lilly Finkbeiner, Elsie Geiser, Ahneda Finkbeiner, Harry Menelaus, Hugs Shenk ; Jr., 11, Edna Pack, Pearl Geiser, Willie Oestreicher, Carry Wein, caln ELSIE Alca.atataa, teacher Divisxole II. -Tr. II., Hilda. Shenk, Roy Faliner ; Intermediate II, Beta Hienzel, Lillian Geiser, Luella Stahls; Sr. 11, Ida Ewals ; Jr- III, Laura Heist, Garnet Sweitzer, Clara Rau ; Sr. III., Wallie Hill, Madeline Bert- rand, Ger 7,1e Short. Isanartar. E. Dow, Teacher Divisiox III., -Class V, Weida Belies. Willie Brown, Edna, Eilber ; Sr. IV. Class, Melinda Trick, Ezre, Oestreicher, Willbere Wray, Wesley Brown ; Jr. IV class, Myrtle Iiirtzel, Pearl Hot tzinaini, Della Brown, Joseph leinkbeiner, _Arthur Holtz - mann, OL.A.T.MB BLUIATT Teacher, Siddulph Counoll. June 2nd, 1002. The council met pursuanb to ad- journment, the Reeve and all the members preset) t. ' A communication from the Rev. W. E. George, was received, inviting the council to take part in the Coronation eervices to be held in St, ' Thomas ehrtrele on the 2i3t1i inst. The clerk was, instructed to ack- nowledge the receipt of Me. George's communicetion arid to say that the couneil will esteem it a pleasure to be peesent. The clerk was instructed to consult. the township solicitor with regard to Miley to out' highways by water coin- ing off the G , T. R. A large number of atcoatte were passed and ordered to be paid. The council adjourned to meet again on Monday, .July 7th, 1002, at 10 it. in. coona ois REVISION. The Court, of Revision met on the above date, all the membets present, who took and sabseribed the pre- scribed oath F. A. Ryan wite elected chairman. The coupe adjoutned to, meee again On Saturday, the 21et day of June ab 10a. in. W. 0, STA141.E1ty Olerk. ADDITIONAL, LOCALS Messrs, Harvey Bros' mill was Bleat slewn for repairs on irforiday last Rev, D. Ramsay, and Mrs. Ramsay and child, of Ottawa, are visiting rela- tives in town, James Heaton. of Kerwood, was the guessmtLohis Sunday. brother, Thos. Harton, oyer Farmerhaving wheat or coarse, grain for sale will do well to eall at tht mill. -Harvey Bros, - D, V, is Lierdship, Bishop pald- win, will hold confirmation service nt Trivitt Meraorial church, ou Thursday evening, (to -night) Tune 12th, at 8 di o'clock. All are cordially invited to at Mrs. McMecha,n, of Lonclou will give an address na the interests of the Woman's Missionary Society at the week evening service in James street church, this, (Thursday) evening. All are invited. Mr. Wellington Clark, formeely of Brussels, called on his cousin, Mrs. M. J. White, on Wedaesday, when on his way to London, where he expects to remain with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will ,T. Clark, On Tuesday evening, June 24th, the Epworth League of Main -street Meth- odist chards intend giving a social evening. A unique program is being prepared, and a Somewhat novel en- tertainment will be given. Farther particulars next week. Mr. Harry Rowe and iVliss Ettie May. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. May, drove to Mitchell on Wednesday (yesterday) and were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at the resi- dence of the bride's brother, W. F. May, by the Rev. Mr, Whiting. Con- gratulations. WITR Hoxons.-We are pleased to learn that Czar, son of Dr. A.. Rollins, who was a student of photography with Mr. J. Senior, and who has been attending the College of Photography at Effingham, Ill., has passed his ex- amination 'with honors having com- pleted his course in thirteen weeks, eclipsing that of any former student. The best time made by any pupil pre- yious, being in ,fifteen. weeks. Ozae took the palm. VERT SiTISFACTORT - The return of Rev. Mr. Milyard to tbe Main-st Methodist church, as pastor for the fourth year, is most gratifying to his many friends in Exeter and surround- ing districtand more especially to the members of his congregations. Mr. Milyard was the unaminons choice of the official board for the fourth year, and when a change was made at the first draft of stations, it was not generally appreciated. . During Mr. Milyards ministry he has been most faithful and devoted in his work al- ways endeavoring to promote the in- terest of the cause and delivering able and profitable sermons each Sabbath. BORN BEAVERS—In Farquhar, May leen to Mr. and Mrs. 13. W. F. Beavers, a son. BA.RNETT-In Blanshard, =Monday, June 2, the wife of err. Isaac Barnett of .a son. Moursy-In McGillivray, on Sunday, June 1st, the wife of John Morley, of a daughter. MARRIED lrnn Ilsax-In Zion, on Wednesday, June 11, by the Rev. W. J. Waddell, Mr liermam to Miss Louisa. Kern, both of Zion. ALLmx-Batcm-At Woodham, on Wednesday evening, May28th, by the Rev. John Hart, Miss Mara Kirk. and Mr. Rinhard Allen, of "Csborne. TALUOT—CUOCUTETT— III Dorchester, on Wed- nesday June 11th, at the residence of the bride's -Introits, by the Rey. Mr. Veale, Mr. W. L. Talbot, oC Talbot's Bazaar, Exeter, to Miss Clara L. Crockett, of Dorchester. Rown-MAy-In Mitchell, on June 11th, at the residence of Mr. W. F. May, brother of the bride, by the Rev. 'Mr. Whiting. Mr. Harry Rowe. Exeter, to Miss Ettie, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. May, Exeter. DIED Mtrarnrr-In Exeter, on May 282h, the infant daughtex of Air. B.13. Murphy. Por.T.tx- In Far quhar, June I0t,h, M. Pollen aged 73 years, I, month and 23 th y McCLAcuct.nr - In Usborne, Mary Jane Mac- dougall, wire of William E. Mcnt.^.klin, aged. 30 years. HOW tO Mak6 t116136st Uso oi Your Monttj Is a, subject thet eoncerns most people. You OAN SAVE $L00 to $3.00 per suitby &Ow Your Glotkinu at T. 0 fliitill,TOW6 A nice new 'mime to select from. Come and get suited. People are sur- prised that we can sell so cheaply, FOOTWIta,P613 we have what will please yap-, We sell the celebrated "Peerless Shoes" at prices that are always satisfactory. GROCERIMS Our stock of Groceries are Fresh and oat' prices canaot be beater, any where, just arrived a dice lot of Maple Syrup. Try it thishot weather. Batter, Eggs, Potatoes, Pork want- ed in exchange for goods. Our present prices are, Butter 15e, a pound, Eggs. 18c a dozen. Potatoes 05e a bag. Don't Foresee T. G Harltori M.arket Square. 0600010111666066190640904191100009 O e . iii i . . . 8 i 0 : a 0 3 azaar: . . . . . . 8 FOR THIS WEEK0 0 O 0 6 0 e a 9ome new Lines in a a SLa a --- a :- TABLE CUTLERY : e 0 6 0 6 Prices on these goods • a : will be found right. ; 131;t001ViS t s. a , a : A Special Line at 20c .and 25c : 0 ______ • • • es The Same Good Oranges and. 0 Lemons as ever. 0 * Peanuts First Quality. : a o a a a Ta aTalri O. 0 01 0 Wedding Presents it Specialty. o OCC109014012614906* 6,149650011111141111 PEACE Hang the sword upon the wall, Throw the canon in the corner; Let the bugle sweetly call, Not tor war, -but peace forever ! Let the war -drum cease to beat, Leave it among the grass and thorn Let the nations each one areet, And Peace and Liberty adorn, Enid the flags, all stained with red, Bloottof heroes, true and brave: Raise the flag above the dead, And let Peace and Lterty wave. Beat swords into plowshares • Beat the spears into pruning-hook Let the nations their friendship share In soul and heart, and not in looks. Peace! Peace! Let nations praise hell "Bloody war is an awful thing' Peace! Peace! let nations keep her, Let then, Peace arid Liberty sing. ELIJAH HIGGINS. US borne aolgoroimemattamo.k. ,Nnimorc Screen Doors Screen Windows Screen Wire Screen Door -Tinges Ali Sizes in Stock tt Fri6CS 4.5.1.6eagemcraimnamamarorno.m. 15 One Uarload of t'amson Portland Cement. A. Shipment of Ham:nooks. A Shipment of Sewel Brpnd Iteady Mixed Paints.. A. Shipment of American Lawn Mowei's. !Eavetroughing, Plumbing and 'all kinds of Tin Work. trk EANA NAN EXETER,.