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Zgiglon Iluron & Bruce Railway.
NortisemsD foist on
flOnitl NORTIl,a-Train LipLE-Pftss'n'r.
London, depart...8.10 a•m, 4.25 e.si.
isucan Crossing.. 9.35 5.45
Clancleboye.. . . ., 9,10 5,15
Centralia - . - . a 9.28 5.33
9.35 , 5,45
llensall .... , „ , , 9 46
Kippen „ 9,51 6.06
Brucefield. . ... _ 9,55 6 14
, . ...
Clinton . , • - , .,10.10 6,35
. Londesboro' - - .10.37 6.55
• Blyth . . .. .. . . . .20.46 7.051
Bolgrave. _ „ ...1'1.00 7.20
Wingliamsariive,11,20 7.36'
001 lt(li SOu'rn. Pas.setger.
Wireaharn,clepart. 7,00&M. 3,05 ijail
Belgrave. , , , ., 7.17 0,28
3.42.
3".51
4.10
4.26
4,57
4.43
4.57
5:1;7
5.20
5.25
6.00
Blyth , 7.31
Londesboro', . • . , 7.40
Clintot . ,. 8.00
Brecefield ,. 8.19
ippen . . 8.27
• Hensel] . 8:83'
Exeter 8:47
Central la • , 8.57
Clandeboye . 9.10
Lucan-cross'g' . „ 9.20
Loridonayrive., .10.10
Local News.
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--The 1.7th of Noiseinher has been
se4cted for Thanksgiving Day.
-Mr. F. Dosvn, of London; is at
present visiting friends its town.
-New boots and shoes, in endless
Variety, at Samsvell & Pickard's. *
-...Mr., A. Cottle is doing. a large
business in the cider line this season.
-Mr. Fred. Brown, wile is employ-
ed at St. Themes was home attending
the fair.
-Mrs, George Knight, of Ethel, is
at present visitieselriends and relatiV-
es in town.
-Scotch; English and Canadian
tweeds; large variety at Semwell and
Pickard's.
-Mrs. Henry Morrell, of St. Marys,
5.4er spending a pleasant time here with
her friends returned' home.
-Miss. Florence Oke, wlio has beet
visiting her sister at 13roekvil1nfor the
past month, returned home on Satur-
day evening last.
-A Godeeich correspondent says:-
-Inspector Torn while in town lust
Week put several of the'classes thialugh
the calisthenic drill.
---Mr• George Mace, of Qttalva, is
P eildiug 0. fes days in town,
e-sOrdered elothiOg Pt sPeciA1t7i A
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tirst-olnss fit guaranteed, &unwell 44
Pickard.
--ssOn Wedhescley last, Me, P. Tins
Mel, an American buyer shipped a car
loacl of fine horses to the United .Stetes.
-We notiee in last weeks ,E4ositor,
in the Exeter correspondence, that
there is a couple of screeh owls on Hu-
ron street. Wonder if they cannot
be caught.
Scarlett's Telegraph Oil is highly
appreoiatele4 ee household remedy,
Give it e; triaL-Sold only at E.
Soarlett's Drug Store, Exeter.
-Through the (Alba of a fall frons
step-tadder last Wednesday, gr. B.
seidon was unable to attend to the du-
ties devolving uponihim at the store of
Messrs, SpanWelt tis Pickarcl's for a few
days, but is now able to bo around
again.
-Ono of the principhs up tOwn at-
tractiolis eh Fair d4 was the display
of a handsome China dinner set, com-
prising one hundred and twelve pleces,
in. the window of Messrs. Barnwell &
Pickard. This hantisoine set of dishes
was importe'cl direct by the firm.
Tho clinch bugeats the'farmers grain
the bee moth spoils his honey, the becr
bug fills him full of' pain, the humbug
scoops his money.
Now is the time to'subscribe fel. the
:ExETErt anvooams,one' of the best iota]
papers in .EIuron, only, 25 cents from
now until' jinn 1st, 1888.,
-The Clinton New Era and Seaforth
Expostior are having a wrangle over
typlibid fever in the former town.
Wonder if they are not both "feyeeish:"
-A Blyth correspondent. says: -
Miss Herd,- of:Exeter, has retuned to
town to take charge of the millinery
department of, Messrs Anderson and
Elder.
--The naughty man who runs the
Mitchell Adverliser is Mean enough' to
eay in his last paper, that Me. Verits,
of Exeter, visited' his "friend" here on
Sunday last.
-The days are on the wane, and
the beautiful eolors surrounding all na-
ture but precede the cold blasts, and
warn us to prepare for winter. The
storm windows and doors .must be ad-
justed, the banking raised, and all
Made snug to entice Comfort to remain
Within the home.
-Merchants and business men re
quirieg bills, posters, circulars, or any
other kind of job work, are informed
the Anvocaass facilities for turning'
out hrst class work, either' ploin or
fancical, is second to none in the coun-
ty. A.11 orders executed with neat:
ness and despatch.
-The tim'e will arrive shortly when
you will put up' your stoves for the
winter. Before y-otts do this make' a
thorough exaMination of your chim-
neys,. and places where pipes pass
through partitions. A little time
spent this way may saVe you an expen-
sive conflagration.
-The semi-annualmeeting of the
..,Tortli Huron Teaehers' Institute 11411
be held in the Central School, Brussels
on October lith and 14th. commencing
rat ten o'clock a. m, Dr. McLean will
address the meeting on that important
subjectof. interest to the pSofession,
drid•willdeliver a public lecture on
.Tuesday corning,
Conten, of: this Nillage,. hae
one of the finest horse colts to be form&
in the county of Huron. It is a heavy
draughts and is a descendant of the
"Hadda" stbck..
-Sam well & Pickard have just' re-
eeived a large consignment of goodrdis
feet from England and which they are
Offering at Rock Bottom Prices:. *'
-For hand made work Mr a W. Ho
Parsons, general blacksmith. of this
village, has succeeded in 'carrying off
liSst prizes for horse shoos at Straforth
and EXeter 'annual exhibitions,
-Those wishingto. attend auction
sales should read the Salo Register
which is published weekly in, this pap-
er. If you do not take its send 25cts
and get it till january 1st, 1888.
-It has leeked out who tore delati
and csrried off the signs, but, we will
keep rime? for a
-The bakers of •Toronto base ad-
vanced the'price of the four -pound loaf
to eleven cents, an inereese of one ceet.
yonng OSwallow” has put in en
appearance at the residence of Mr. J.
S. SWellow, .Tolni-street, IVA a boy.
-Mr, Frank Tom received first
prize over all competitors at Exeter
fall show for the first sample of his
pencil drawing.
.-.Mrs , Harry Cowen, of this yl -
a, is spending a few weeks at the
home of her mother in the town
of Gode!ich.
---.pesTPoNzn.-On account Of the
unfa.vorable weather the sacred canta-
ta announced to be given in Drew's
Hall on the evening of the fourth inst,
has been postponed until further no-
tice.
--The races in the Roller rink,. on
Tuesday evening, were a grand suecess
in every way, and was very keen and
exciting. Mr. John Vail won the one
mile race, J-Earper, of London, the two
mis raee, and Vail winning the three
mile, for $25 aside andthe charepitih-
ship of Western Ontario. The prop-
rietors should be' complimented for
securing such attractions as those.
-The new clock has been placedin
the tower of thenew Town Hall and
strikes the hoar of the day the salve
as a house clocks, excepting on Sundays
when it is allowed+to rest from the' toils
of the' past week. This is too sancti-,
rnoniouS for'anytliing and we presnine
the Divine law is' more than fulfilled:
Acting on this principle all clocks
should be stopped and church, bells
nroald•be allowed to rest in theirlseeep
les. Omy Omyl
-Owingt7 the unfavorable state'
. "'nese are' twenty vacant horkee
in 13luevale.;11' St r says a' cotrespond-
ent Just move them down to Exeter
:and they will be tenanted withins a
week. To get a house to retie in this
town is simply out of the, apiestion.
Those having money at, theia disposal
oannot do, better than invett it in the
erection.ofieemfortable dwelling hous-
es, and nelargerincome conld' be ob-
tallied' than by the rental reoeived up-
on then! investments .
--aSamwell & Pickard will, give p.
grand exhibition of millinery and dry
goods on Monday and, Tuesday, Oct.
3rd'and 4th.
-The published list of convictions
by magistrates of the' eettity, for the.
quarter ending. Sept 18th, numbered'
108. Of this • number 6'8 weft by
Police Magistratir.WiIliarns, for viola-
tion of the Scott Aefs and three ethers
by isiassistrates Wailes ahd McKay,
for the same offente. Taking ' these
out oftIie list, the timber:of potivic)
tibias for vasious, alms' offeeceS ot
number 37; the smallest list retueteil
by the Clerk of the Peace for A.MttrilkIr
Of years.. PO' Whitt tiii8 redtictioit. is
dud We ofeer no opihiblis but We believe
,that if there had been ealarge'inerease
rn the setUrnes the opponenti would
havepolated to- if as an evidence of
the thilufe'ottfie Act.
-Our meet:bents are' now all ready
for the fall trade, and in order to enJ
sure cosuccessful season, they should'
let the pobli know what they have,
through the columns of the .A.EVoCATE
-Mr, WM/ DolVe rilet with a pain-
ful accident last. Wednesday by having
6 the tops of two of the fingers of his
,• tight hand cut, off while operating a
• circular' saw at Mr. John Gould's saw
and planing mill,
sjihose who live three months king -
de Will haVe a ptivile,ge v filch will
neVer °Cour te theitragitini ; Of
one tiger° dime times in the date
�f then e letter's. It will be 111 stoats
liefore it will Octur jdu
assYss.
-Messre. Trick ‘cr, Cerrelley are sell-
ing out and retirine from business,
J. W. Broderick has disposed
of all his bankrupt stook to a firin in
Ridgetown for a good figure.
-WatiTED-ImmEnfATELv, asmug'
girl to do light housesverk, Apply te
Mfrs. Taos, Passsfons, or at TUE, AD-
VOCATE OffiP07 Exeter.
-Bev, WH. Crews, of Brydol),
delivered two ably and impressive ser-'
vices last Sabbath in James -street
Methodist churcleth lenge andienees,
The annual thanksgiving serviees in
connection with. Christ church, Exeter,
last Sunday, were' cotchibted by Rev,
J. Downie, of Luca; who delivered
two very able and.appropriate sermone.
The interior of, the chutch was beatitit
fully decorated 1th i.vafiodk kinds of'
'rain fruit' slid flowers and on the
Walls were hung befitting mottoes, all,
ofwhich,' will remain until after next'
Sunday, thus affording Rd opportunity
for all,po see it. The collections were
good. The Ikulies deserve praise for
their skill in arranging the display.
of the weather a large number of
ladies was unable to examine our
fine 4is131ay of Millinery and Fancy
goods; we have, therefore, decided
to have a 're -opening: on Saturday
and Monday, Oct. atb. & 10th,,when,
all are invitecl toiinspeot our goods;
Sanwa& Piolcardi
-Hip, Hip, Hurralfl-An enter-
tainment will be given•in the Rink to-
morrow (Friday) evening under the
auspices of the Independent Ostler of
Foresters, when a public installiition of
officers will takeplace, conducted by
Dr. Ototiliyasekha, who will also ad-
dress the meeting on the Rise, Pre;
gross and Advantage of the Order.
Admission terecentsa Oysters and re-
freshments will be furnished to all' de-
siring them: Everybody invited, sd
all come:
-Neatly.one" lomdred clollitra were
the gate' receipts of tho Exeter' fall,fair
asid over twelve hundred dollars were
paid out in prizes. The Directoreto
did alt•in their powers to' advance the
'fhtereats of the society's they *Worked
hard and nobly and* the clerk. or the
weather had been instructedsto furnish
favorable weather, the fall show dridee
the auspices of the South Illison Agri-
cultural Society; would have been the
largest and moat ,successful ever held
in the Conaty of Huron.
-The Reform cause itf Exeter' is
gromul apace. During: tlie
past week three young Reformers have
.coafe'tce reside on John street. It is
'wondetfuI to notice how the ceutteh-
ances. of the' Reformers are beetling
witlildelight at their recent success,
and, if John. A. does not feel like
granting a handsome bonus to the pas -
Sethi faeulty of Joh/I.-street for the' it -
crease and support °fa Standing -Army,
then QueeroVictoria ought to be com-
municated With regarding the scheme:
SENC 11 -The following re-.
fess tb printing, from an exchange,-
Evei y town ()Wes, it to itself to support
its own institutions. If the hardware
dealer sends out of town for his grocer-
ies', the groter cannot be blamed, if he
inaturn Sonds elsewhere for hie hard-
ware. It both these dealer's send away
for their dry goods, the dry goods mer-
chant will begin to inquire whether he
cermet get his hard vase or erectries
a. little cheaper by beying elsewhere,
Now, if these dealers begin to boycott
each alms in this way, the town will
suffer from it: Common Sense teaches
tho'beSt ietreests of the toana require
that every person living in tho town
81161.11d get his goods of the local deal-
ers, These meis are fixture. They
oWn. prepetty, pay tees fiafd ate inter-
ekted th whatever' pertains to the well.
being of the control:shay. Every dello
sent away takes SO 1-1111C11 out of dyad-
ntin ansl causes more Or less stringers
cy in the musket, .Aside ftore this, it
gives the profit le the outside hosises,
-After twelve yearset continued
servibe, Arr. Thames 'Gregory, of this
lias been engaged for the thir-
teeuth year as peincipal of Exeter Pub-
lic, school. We can safely say that Mr
Gregoty cannot' be ex -belled and during
the past twelve'yeard'has the honor of
passing more pnpils• in the different
grades of Education than any other
teacher io tlib county or Heron. A
number of his' .pdpils are ab present
holding responsible petitions as teach-
ers in this county and.in other places.
Mr. 'Gregory's associaties were pupils
of hi 's and have been engaged as teach.
ers for the different apartments for
another year..
-'While one of the aggrieved part-
ies, who had his sign destroyed last,
Sunday eight,. was describing the facul-
ties. and parentage of those persons
who are guilty of such mean and con-
temptible tricks, the language was too'
strong mild.' iiii.pressive for dne of the
parties whd happened' tO' be within
hearing, ansPthe'"§liee"fit hire so well
Mat he became serneWhat wrathy and
hisauger getting the better of his
judgment, he' termed Queen's eVidence
and told the' whole proceedings. We
understand his. two accomplices are
Men in business and hold responsible
positions. However, if the pestle's
sign referied to is paid for, in all pro-.
bability the matter will be dropped,,
otherwise' the same will be sifted
through tho sieves of the law, when
startling revelations may be expected.
-About' Midnight or' early Sunday
morning a gang•ef some' three or four
Miserable, ignorant, theekoheaded and
brainless Whelps, whc,. have no more
brainir thait•money,stsjoyed themselves
by fearing' down a number of signs,
an& pulling alp the sign posts of a nuns,
ber of business men on Main -street.
It is a branad•disgrace upon the char-
acter of any One to be girilty of such
contemptible tricks, and the require-,
meets for such' a mean business are
simply an uneducated ninny °said a
brainleas noddle. Three Of these night
prowiers'avere seen hothe act of demol-
ithing a sign near E. Scatlett's drug
store 'and,
one of them is known, hti1 ftn
the sake of the well-being of' the boy's
friends, nothing has yet been done in
the matter. Itis aasere trial for re-
specto.ble parents tO ta-.0e such proyok--
ablo misdeeds chronicled' against their
children, yet for the boys my n good
and the safety of the public, these Ms
should'berarrested and Made' examples
of and Oheir actions' the's' exposed
Wetrld'act as aadeterent upon the deeds
of others.
-Low Anveansiao.-The method
of lettering the sidewalks with chalked,
advertisements is such a novel and
startling thing that it has set people
thinking, Among others the advert's-
'ing fakir has been stimulated, and the
result is tho deadlopment of \dab
threatens th be a regular system of
steneil busibeSs on the sidewalks. It
is absurd to soppose that some peeple
wilt be able to this without others
foltoitg tlerestunple. And, if stam-
en is to be allowed, why not tho paint
banish, or the exubetant cliserno-litho-
graph manipulated 11.,y the lightning
bill-,poSter 1 The rainbow -hued' ail-
nouncements of, baking -powders and ci-
gars ept e. f ni14n theniSeIVOS tinsiidit-
ly, may' 1:astir:Aerated as specimens of
what Met Of nerve car, do, but another
step in this advertising business must
result in ealatnity cethet to the adver-
‘tisers et to the publie, It is high time
that gneh a method of mlvertising
should be stopped Give ep sidewalk
ad vet tising, pult (low)) the
ttlra '11%1114011 P' ltd rel ill:01110BL the
A tWOChtt$ mid you will not only reap
ten.t'old,btit yen will help to suppoTt
yom. lot7ttl roper,
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PPUN,
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the fe.i lrewHi. 0%. 121,?..7
Passion:roe-It Exeter!! ,,Q11 -
the wife'of .Thos, Eastoro„ „editor'
..ef. this paper; ofn son,. - •
'.041471TKOWA-I4 -04 1St
the wife et W, E. QartwAglAt, ,of
on 1St inst., the
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wife .of Richard Seldon„ of a son.
Farquhar,, on Oct, 1st,.th
wife ()VW.. 11, ItYers of n daughter.
•••••,
lgA.1:111,IE D.
lis:SEEIWILLE.-ANDERsON. - At OW
residence of the bride's mother,
Creditor), on Wednesday Oct. rith,
by the Rev. S, F. Robinson, Rect.,
, or of Christ Church, Mr. Samar. I.
Baskerville, of Centralia, tol4laggio`
daegliter of' the late Robert Anti-'
erson, Esq., of Stephen.
DiFarri?
Kesmn Biddulph, on the 27til,
inst. Edgar A. Kestle, aged 3 yrs.
and 11 days.
13.,ENNINGTON.-In Pail a nrs oft the 25t1
ult., Jennie, the beloVed wife of
W. Gs Pennington, of. London,,.
and sister of Mrs. E. H. Fish, of
Exeter, aged 27 years.
EXETER MARKETS.
Wh'ite Wheat per bushel (new) $0 70 to $0 75'
Red 'Wheat Per. bushel 0-70 to 0
Spring' Wheat
Barley per bushel.
Oats per bushel., . .„.„
Peas Per bushel
llay per ton
Butter per lb
Egos per dozen
Salt per bbl,...
Potatoes per bushel.
Apple., per bushel
Pork per 100 lbs.'
Bacon per lb'
0 70 to $0 7
0 40 to e11)
0 25 to OiiT
0 48 to O0
8 00 to 30'P
010 to 0t10
018 027
000 to 2 01
o 00 to ss
o 15 to o
8 00 tn ,8 no
0 00 to 10 00"
10.1.;TDON MARKETS.
Red Winter, per bus'i $ Sti to 83,
W h (4, 80 to 83
Spring:
Barley.
Oat§
Eggs
Butter, Rolls
Butter, Crocks
Hay per ton
It
80 to 83-
48 to 50`
30 to 32'
1,6 to 18:
24 to 2tl'
20 to 22;
9:50 to 11 504
TORONTO MARKETS.
. .
Fall Wheat
Spring- wheat.
Oats
Peas
Earley
Hay per eel'
But ter
Potatoes per ba'
Eggs per doz 036 to
DiessedHogsperlOT , 6.50 to
"
$.0.79 to $
an to 0.81.
a85 to 03sir,
e 0.05 to 0.56
6.54 to 0.65
i2.00 to 14.01'
0.25 to 0 2 r
0.911 to ].0'_0.1
7AV
EXETER. FALL FAIR,-(iwifig to the
most unfavorable weather, the annual
fall exhibition under the isespites of
the South Huron and Stephen andkiss
borne agriculttiral society held at Ex-
eter last 'Holiday and Tuesday was not
as suecessild as it won Id °them i
have been. But notwithstanding tho
incessant rain there was a good show
of stock, roJts, agricultural implements,
garden psodece, and ladies' umk.
number of local merchants made a fine
display of their varices weeds and
goods, among the mote prominent ex-
hibitors being -Bissett Btos., whose exhibit of tin, stoves and eopperwnse
wtts most o'iceellent, securing many 6 rst
prizeS, lie es,hibit of Messrs Rowe &
Andrews Was worthy of k place firming
the Art exhibition§ of our large cities,
This firm is already well kbown, .fms
turtling out a very superioe astiele,
and le Carrying Off all first 1)1+40,,
their line; they sustain their rep tatine,
andn.he fitteit with 'which theis goods
was viewed Wag denionstrated h3r the
ft that nearly all their display oe
exhihitio1 wis§ sold, Mr. J. A.
reeVe, biij iii a sideboatA awl
i‘lis iletten, of Usboitic' tiparior
se to.
PUBLIC NOTICE
IS IIEBEBY GIVEN.
TuAT UNLESS
W. SOUTHCOTT
ntsrSTS vaosasusearso sus.
TAILOR -FITTING ClothinG
at ruinous prices,
A2i13 ALL XXICOS OF
GENTS r FURNISHING
N.•••••••••:Wi.,h.n.".••• •'•••"-,";:"."4•••••/...A4
GOODS
at panic prices, he Will get
AL.. THE MADE IN TOWN P'
So Says
W. Scu thoot.,.
Alsin .st reef: - • Eseter.
--
j t. 2 M°INN
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DEALIIIt
FLOUR, atai FEED
. .
Of all kinds,
CeralS, • oil dakes,
Groutel Flax and Empire
Cattle Feed always One
hand.
p0,61;8 E pt.la Cie
it A P\ 8gr
JOHN. MIcNNES,
ItirSt
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