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bent, Sunda.v Services, 11-a,M,, and p, ; Bab.
bath School, 2:81) p.
S tonartos A tui. --Sunday soi*V1.0013,7.7.ipnisn,,3 p. nt.
and 8 p. 111.1 services every night during the week,
at 8 (foto*. Holiness ineetinkitt. T1. Sunday.
littruenter CIIIJR(1).1,* jp,11108 4,, Rev, J, or,dnon,
pastor. Sunday it 'docs, 40,80 it. nand 0.00 p,
fiablith school, 2 p, itt. 'PraYer mcdting Thursday
everang at 7.30.
Main STICE1•11`.--HCV, W. 11. Paseo°, pastor. see-
the/ servique, 20.20a_ M., and 8.30 p. in. Sabbath
school, p, ra. Prayer meeting, Thursday even-
ing at 7.20. l'Aung peoides prayer matting 'Thursday
evening at ;„OO.
Passayssma.;.i Cituncu.-4iev. W. M. Mlirthl, Psstor-
Sunday services, 11 it, 18, •and 630 p, m Sablmtb
school th,lt. Young (peoples prayer meeting, al
45. .1huraday evening, prayer meeting at 8 o'clock.
Choir practieo initnediately after, •
33usiness ;ma ,other Cards.
D., 8.
Graduate of Viciona'universi-ty, Office and residenne.
Dominion Laboratory, Exeter, -Ont. Juno, 0-'81.
driwn,r. ,oFFICE,--MAIN.STREET, Exate4
tip stirsoappositg Central Octet. Side epit-
ranee on the south...Janice strect.leading to the low
odiet Church.
018110? LtOs'rtsED AllaTIGNEER
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For the Townships gf Hay and usaorric Ali orders
eromptly uteuded • 40ror ont
1LLIAM HOLT, LICENSED •NuorriaNtEa for
ye the COMMON Of Middleliefei4111LioAt.011, ''and
the Townships of suspboo foie Hay, Alt sales prom.
pay attended to. Address all communications to W.
' 111)1.7, K/11V11, postodiec, Ontario.
-1" II, COLLINS, BARRISTER,
Solieitor of Supreme conrtnd Ontario, ComMlaeleber,
Conveyancer, ke., Office -Next doorto Barnwell& Molt.
ards. Exeter, Gut. Honey te loan ttt very loweet ratost
L DiGiCSON, B
Barrister, Solicitor of saprolee
. Court, -Notary Public, Conveyancer, Com
mistionsr, fie Money to Loan.
Oflice— Flinson's Block, Exeter,
II. KINSMAN, DENTIST,
L. P. s., extructs teem without path
by giving Vegetable Vapor, or using the new Antes-
thetic out ha gums. Alahcs Gold Fillings, and all other
dental work the best possible. Goes to Zurich last
Thursday in each month,
EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET, EXETER.
er 0. L., NO. 924, EXETER.•
,
its FIRST Fatrav in every month
ill the nesv odd Fellows Hid], at 7.30
o'clock p. m. 'Visiting Brethren always
welcome.
J. WILLIS, W. M. W. SANnEas, Sec.
I O. 0. F., No. 67, EXETER.
Meets every Tuesday evening in John's block. A cor-
dial welcome estanded to VLeiting brethren,
tOm 11 uiue N 0 J, T, WESTC0114 R-secy,
O. F. NO. 123.
Meets the second and fourth Friday or each month,
in Fanson's Rail, at 8 O'clock p. itt.. Vititing Breth-
ren cordially invited.
E. Ronewrs, (,. Lt. 41% Flume), soo,
TT BILLINGS,
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Offite over Bank, L'xeter, Ont.
Nitrons 0010 6103 for painlefis extraction. •
LEPER HEADS.,
i0OUNTER PADS?
P,AROEL LA"gELS.
SIIIPPING TAGS;
BUSIN,gSS 0.A.RDKe
ORRQULA.A9,
W. B. OARTWRIGI-IT, LDS,
St.liVeon Dentist;
Onut date of the Royal Colle,48 of Den-
tal Surgeons:of Ontaihk. Having furnished Inc den-
ikal morns, next door ta Treble's 11,Orne0s shop, Malw
street Exoftr, Ont., Where T tint prepared 0) perform
ail brmiclies Of the profeaSit.if 'With edto aml skill,
cnA.S.Ots, etoeeeeere-eentets, °este
-rent4 WSSTCOTT; IlsisunA.NcE,
00' ti Estate and Stedniboat Agent Wealthy and re,
MOM: ru'a amt. thth Inattranee CompatileS RepreScht,
ed. Any amount of mosos, to lean on first Class inert,
gages at lowest rates of interest. General Agents for
Huron Co, for A, E, Williams & Co„ real estate agts,
London, BeaVer Line of Stcamertrepresetded.,, •
Otlice-,..Jainca St,. Exeter, Ont. 41.19-8t
seleer;
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COUNTY II!
News From Homes and rilds
of Huron Ccunty Farmers.
CORRESPON'S
Item of Interest From Important
Centres.
A...Record of all EVents-1Deatlis,
Removals, Fires, Sales,
and. Accidents:
Biddulph Breezes.
Mary Regan, a middle-aged woman from
here was arrested Monday by Detective
Rider anti remanded as a 'emetic. It is
alleged the woman has attemptet1 her own
lite.
Model Sohool Examination,
0 T44.4k4!414-74,4,444,,,
41.110 Exaininetion this year 'was
mere 411; Cult than previehs Examin-
ations. l'he Education Depertment
finding the -supply of teachers greater
than the demand, increased the work
in some subjects end made other sub-
jects compulsory, which were formerly
optional. Sixty per cent, or 540
naarks Were required to 'pass. The fdl-
lowing candidates were; s u coeSsf al ;
GODliatIcee Aro DAT,, •
Marian Allane +630; Clara A. Boyd,
666; Rdryi. A, Blair, 666; jeSusio Camp.
bei, 691;.! Jennie V. :Iji0esent 634.1
Thereee Dante 566; Zifla Esler1 601;
Beetriee Finlay, 682;. Mary Linfield,
626;'Ellen Mclsreil, "6281,+Bridget !leg.
'64; Attie Shari -AV 4'641.; Christ-
ens. Sheiereecl, 555;eettete. Strubhere,
683r Rebecca 'Tayloret653; 0, I). Dav-
idson, 621; Wno. CAT'etilools, 633; Maw
kley, 631; Arts-4u4 ey, 616;
Fred Xnglis, 586; James itilleran, '56,8;
Angus llathes4'n, 636; Ma,6140, Mere
risen; 606; ;John Alex.
McCall, 693; johli 1itC:f<ey, 730; 11,
Roherts'oe, 584; Peter Stuart, 64h ,„A
CIANToli MODEL.
Jelin A nclereotr, 543; James
Bell, 55:; Absalom Coemes, 568•
Eow-
ard Fowler, .b94; Thotims R. Henry,
576; John G. Lamont, 605; jetties
Landsborough, 589; David Martin 617
William Morrison, 611; Alfred Merish
5401 Uriah McFadden, 669; George
Purvis, 643; William Walters, 606;
Alex. McIntosh, 69; Sarah Brown,
612; Gertie Oriels 618; Lydia Camp.
bell, 575; Jeseie 11. Dewar, 633; Isa-
bel Duncan 599; Cassie Faequarson,
615; Maggie II. Hislop, 607; Ella
Keefe, 610; Jew! Lovell, 558; Annie
Moffatt, 633; Maggie P, Morrison, 581
Lizzie Monteith, 653; Mary Mdlordie
609; Annie MeConuell, 414; Kate M.
Nash, 616; GPROO E. Pollard, 571;
Christy Robertson, 679, Aunie O.
Taylor, 696; Mary L. Taylor, 642.
The following had their cietificates
renewed lty the Co u uty Board.
Linty Day, Mary J. Raise, George
A. Dewar, and Daniel Johnston,
eleel
Two Negroes 11.oastil4l
Crediton Briefs,
The Revival services at Bethesda are
cloaed witli good results.
Notwithstanding the bad ftato of the
roads, a great inatiy are moving to and fro
Surely this 'is a busy country.
The question, who will be the council
next year, is discussed it . private cir-
cles: Doubtless it will soon be discussed
in public.
Samuel Broltenshire, of Sharon, loat
fine brood more one night lasrweek. She
got fast and. cheked herself in the stable.
Also John Rowe of the same place lost a
tine sow one evening lately,5.
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School Examination:
An Examination was held in School
house No. 5, Usborne, on the. 20th
iest., mid was.conduotecl by the resi-
dent teacher and the following visiting
teacherst--elessrs. Beatty, Helmut,.
Hagan, Ilogatth and Gilmour.
The promptness and correctness of
the answers giveti by the pupilS to the
Italians questions, reflect Areb.t tedit
not only on themselves, but oda() 611
their teacher, Mr. Gregory 1-1. Tom.
'the• lerge attenclaime of visieers,
numbering', Over one Imerired, ehows
that considerable interest is teken' in
Educationi and this as it ought to be.
At the aloe di the Eenenieation,
tratSidel and liteitiry enteetainnieet was
given, in which thd ttev's: Martin atd
Godfrey, the abOve 'named teacher% and
other visitors, together with -the pupils
•of the eeliool took pert, but 'thy report
would fait to be cerreet if I neglected
to stete that the ladies of the seedon
had prepared esumpttiotte re,past, - to
•oteapy the tittotitiOn �f those peesent
&ring the noon heth.
bit the whololie affieit Was a greres
Adobes%
A Visixort,
Thoma g PAertson, of Thillett,
ihrit flee centre and two foxes, in East
Wiminoti)i oroiJay )ot week.
it is reported from Pemberton Ferry
Florida, that three negroes, on Sunday,
shockingly assaulted Mrs. S. D. 0' -
Berry and her daughter, having gain-
ed admittance to the house by ciyilly
asking for a drink. As soon as the as-
sailants left, the women gave the alarm
and bands were engaged at one to scour
the woods. Two of the negroes were
caught the next forenoon some miles
distatt in a swamp.. They were swung
up ancl Choked until they coefessed to
the deed.
The enraged men then built a lire
under a project:rig limb from a big oak
end applying a match, swureg the neg-
roes up over it, despite their agoeizing
screams and entreeties.
As the flames leaped upward, the
writhingof the eegroes were horrible,
and several of the 'nen, unable to steed
it longer, discharged a volley into the
swinging ileum before them, killing
theni instantly. The fire wag extin-
guished end the bodies were left
swinging, a ghastly warning to other
negroes. ,
If the other one is eaugh, he prob-
ably will be served in the same way,
A. sag Wheat Judgment.
/t will go hard with Berne note shave
ers if the decidon of. Judge 'Macdoug-
all, el Toronte, in relierd te the Seed
Wheat eases is f011owed by other Judg-
(IS in Ontario. The way the' eompany
wont, about their business Was to sell
wheat at $15 it bushel. it surely
must finite been repreSented'aS reinark-
able grain Wore any farmer would
lenke et it at any ,priee, bet probably
frifiters who bought Were won eve'
by the agetit tlettigh ehe promise to
bey the entire crop realieed from the
Ifeed itt the Same price as :paid for it,
less 83?,per tent, tommisaloit What
could have postessert the- &biters ta
lieve that 16 wa a Straight deal it la
liard t� intaginei teeing that it WAS
qoiltit 'Withiu the power of the sellers to
kere a'fette; OW it thrthigliaut witi
their $10. Wheat and sell Wier $10 a
butiuiel thus ra1izhig tita4 BUM as we
88 pOckelitik 'etiieten MIS; etiiiiiiiissiee
' ereelee,
NO, 2.94
That is, if the story told the g,ulliblef
farmers were tru% 10 the case just
tried the jud,c,fe (3,icl not believe that it
"es true, for he geve judgment 'for 'the
defendant wholtsistod the payment of
the note given foe the wheat on the
ground that the 'company had entered
into a„ conspiracy to defreud the farm-
ers. Meanwhile, the company have
sold tholartners' notes to speculators
it that 'branch of business, and have,
with one or two exceptions, cleared
out, leaving note shavers to get the
money out ef the formers as best they
can. At present the outlook appeal%
to be rather blue. Farmers and note:.
buyers have been, given a lesson In
business that they will not seen forget,
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into Ime4red4 et thousands di the fine-
st families in MY -quarters of the and,
the most welcome and cheerful oi vise
itets. ,
. For the corning year The Post has'
Oettured the best ivritere of this count-
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Fact afici Fiction, In these respects
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Its pages will be perfectly free from
'degrading and polluting trash which
4, Montreal ensation,
On SattIrday last, Private Detective
..jebh :Fahey, ex -City Detective Louis
Naegele and Special Grand Trunk Rail
road Oanstable 13preau have been ar-
rested -et Montreal on the charge of
broken into the Grand Trunk
:at Donaventure station and
it0,14.,freln: the vaults :;Iiirty-six bags
e'Otterete4C2,50. It will be ?mem.
teteillit'e burglary took place ae
bout -pf 5`menth ago in the office8 and
no 1,rees ()title burglars could be found
and for el tiffie`ie was believed they
would go enPereisinde Are Grand
Ttunk Itoimere.dtaiot loge
hope. About eeveii,siveel4""ge they re
tabled the services of- Det'ective Wil-
son and Howard, of 13ost6i, ' and De-
tective Flynn, of Detroit, who have
since then been laboring night and
day on the case, with the result that
three officers mentioned have been ar-
rested. It appears that the detectives
engaged on the case, thinking they had
cause to suspect the prisoners; worked
their way into their good graces and
it is said obtained from them admiss-
ions of a very eompromising nature.
The three prisoners were arrested last
night. Fahey Nees coaxed into the
1.-oom of Detective Wilson at the Rich-
elieu, were High Constable 13ission-
nette soon put in an appearance and
wade him a prisoner. Naegele was
shadowed quite it distance by Deputy
High Constable tlhampagne end Hiss-
iounette, and was inacle a prisoner at
Earnest street, Bureau was also ar-
rested by one of the Meth Constables
officers. The three prisoners were
token to cells adjoining the Police
Court, -where they remained through-
out the night, guarded by s Depi!ity
High Constable Chambers, and other
officers. At 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing they were taken before Police
Magistrate Dugas, -where they all
pleaded not guilty. The avrest was se
quiet that nothing was known of it till
they were brought befdre the Magis-
trate Saturday. The affair has creet-
ed great sensation in that city.
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—After three successive years of
steetly pegging at 'the bench, Mr, boo, ,
Manson, out popular shoemaker, hag ,
decided to spend hie ehrieteme holie
clays fn. Port Hope, with the "Old
leolke &theme," and leaves on Sato-
day next We ere, not reliably lee • & °
feemea Whether the trip- will be thee ee
MEADS Of C4eorgo bringing' back witht
hina,a, better two-thirds ca. not.
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