The Advocate, 1887-12-22, Page 5ft
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4, /Alban OrbPSing, 9.06 545
' Clandeboye, 9110 5,15
Cenerelia:, ....„ 0.28' 4,38
'BXETEB. I .9.35 5.45
Heesell .. 9 46 5.53
. 9.51 6.06
Brucefielci,, 9.55 6,15
'Clintop , . —.10.10 6.35.
Londesherol.. e:: .10.37 6,55
13lyth ,20.46 7.95
ilelgrave . . . 1 1. Qg 7.20
Wghenn ereive 11.29 7.80
GOING Soierra •Passeeger:
Winglia,m,depart. 7.00 teef. 3.05 Sax
Belgrave......., 7.17 3.28
BlYth. .. 7,31 ;3,42
Londesboro' , . . '7,40 3,31
Clinton ...,f. 8,00 14,10'
Brucefield, &19 4.26
ICippen , 827 4.57
Hensel", 833 4.43
. 8.41 4.57
Centralie.. ... 8.57
Clancleboye ...... 9,10 5.20
Lucan-croes g . 9.20' 5.25
Londeniarrive, . 10,10 '6.00
Local. News.
—.741S.Robert Sauelere wen the Geld
Medelehe the shootmg ineteh, en Pileirs
daY last,
—A Man eaanet remember a thitie.
by pasting it in hie hat. The pasting
does not prevent the Man irem forget,
Ong his het, paste and' OM
—The.sniallboY inmseareelY thenglit'
of his ice skatessthie season yet. • •4ut
he uses the other kind peetty freely at
the Dominion R.oller-Riek whan ppen.
—Rev. J. P. gite;eof Leaden) oanne
pied the pelpit o James street Meth-
odist church last Sundey Warning, and
efening, and PSeached effSptive ser -
teens. .
-...eSamwell Lis Pialeard we jeat re-
ceived a large consm
ignerit of good§ di-
rect from) Ifriglarid ;Lad whi!ele they are
offering at Reels Bettem ?ries. *
was Rev. Jainae •Graham who
tied,the metrinicalial knot for Mi. jos.
Senior and Miss A, 'Woode, and pot
Rev, W- S. Pescee, .tee mentioned in
'ourseast keine. •
es—We direet the attentions of our
,reedees to the acivertisemeat a E.
'Roberts, which contains something of
informati ri to everybody, Read it
and act accordingly, • .
,—Mr, Thomas Atkinson, of this
village, who has been eaga,eed at Ar.
koisa im telegraph operafor, left, ore
Tuesday for Winnipeg, o aceept a sim-
ilar position in thet eity.
—Division Court Was held he on
Monday,- when the wages case of R,ob-
inson vs. O'Brien, the particulars of
which haVe already appeared' in these
celumneewas tried, but was dismissed:
—New boots and shoes, in endless
variety i at Samwell & Pickard's. *
—New is a. good time to plant your
'Christmas advertisement in this paper.
--Ordered, clothirig a. specialty, a
first.c/ass fit gearantetal. Sam well
Pickard.
.—Scotala F.;nglish and Canadian
tWeeds; large variety- at Samwell and
Pickard's.
—Two cari•eads of pork were ehipped
from this staticei hest week by Mr. W..
Bissett.
—Stern *Infer, ahd teething short
6 bf will eslease the merchant and
business man. •
—w: J. Raker, sen of Mr. Baker,
of this villtige, is home from Bearaptoii
spending hie Xmas holidays..
POon MAN'S LAMANt. •
Now is the winter of my discontent—
Christmas coming without a cents.
—Acton council has provided a stone
pile for the tramps who 'nee/visit that
'village this winter.
—The mayoralty contest in St.
'11Iony's is narrowed doWn :between
'Messrs. j. I). Stanley wadi 1), Itae
pert.
—A good full line of albums; 'fan-
cy goods, top, ;Sm., at E. Searlett's
drug store, Exeter.
—Mr. Isaac Carlieg, jr., wine taa
been attending college, at St. Thorea.s,
is at present home spending his Xmas
holidays.
—The prices quoted at Hamilton's
grain market, on Saturday aue as .fol -
wheat, 89e; red 'wheat.,
81c; barley, 55c.. tcence oats, '
eie ;That is Christi:reel' te teacher asked:
And withlook of pleased surprise,
An infent prodigy quickly said,
,"Tis &day to.eat mince pies:"
—'Tis but three days. to Christmas,
and everything betokens the. apeedy
earning of the Festiyal--nothinge enore
sothan the teagnifizent disple,ye of the
storekeepers.. '
—At Osgood e Hall', Toronto, on
Friday last 01mm/se of -Hardy vs. Pic&
ard, appealed from, the judgmeet of
Judge Rose, in favor of the eelaihitiff;
was argued, jaelpnent reserved. R.
II. Conine, for plaintiff; 1 13. Oster,
Q. C., for defendant
—Rev, James Graham, pastor of
James street Methodisteehurche of this
village, preaehed the Educatioeal ser-
mon in Rattenbury etreet Methodist
church, Clinton, last Sunday and were
of the highest order, and were listened
to with marked attention by large.aucl.
icriees.
—.Thi e week we present our rea.ders
with, an. elegant Cheiettnas number,
will& contains the announcements of
some of Eiceeer'e most peonii.nene bus-
iness men, and are most artisteally
displayed aild mechanically arranged,
nod form A leading *attire in the en-
terpeise, and a very intereeting: and
amusing story.
--Next Thursday the iieWe boy will
present the readers of the Abv604!i%
with his New Year's addrese, when we
trest his heart will be gladdened and
Ids coutitenance brightened by the re-
ception of many silver eallinere" m
dollare as the.eaetrmay be. Ilewever,
small may Io the effeeleg, it will be
thankfully received and Will hi a great
degtee Iigbten the burden o 1,1in Oar-
er, oy„ as he del i vines hi Weee ly
'budget, of news through wind, rein and
snow to his ninny prawns. If he has
,perforined 1n dutice nobly and Well
. then revietial lipi leunisotiiely, bet if
allot, then rewerdh4eoiaodetlie6ly,
—11heapple packieg is over, and it
is estimated that at least $100:000 has
been paid liy the several buyers to
the ferniers of Huron for thie one,pro-
duct ef their sreherds during the sea-
stm:
—The pulpit of Christ Church, Exe-
ter, was occupied on Smithey morning
and evening laet, by the Rev. Rural
Dean Craig, of Clinton, who preaehed
two very intelligent and impressive
sermons to large congregations.
--Ineeitiese towns and incorpotated
viqages, the Nide schoore elose on the
22nd of Decern bees and re -open on the
.7th of January. In rural sections, the
schools close on the 23rd of December;
and re -open on the 3rd of January,
a.
railway fares will he given
dqrlug 9,;(1 Piri4t9PaS 4004Y01
eileet ow44*
,—On Saturday a sheeting matOb
was held between. 4, her and I.
Handford) for $.0 eteideleat eight birds
eeela which ressilted in Sheers; beetieg
PppOnO,ut by one hied.
.,—The id:tooting path held at the
Central gotoki ou Thursday laqt was a
decided suecees. The cepteins were
A, Sheers end .re lialielfertfe tied was
for ,a sepper, which was wee. by Hand
forcla side.
—The aenual meeting of the Steph-
en h.- Vsheene 4.gricultural.Sopiety will
be held in the Town RA Exeter, en
Thursday January 12th, at two, o'cloeir
in the afternoon; for the despatch ef
importanV 4u4in2si. See motiee ' nether column.
—We understand that e shootiog
match' has been arranged betsveme Thos.
Bissett, of this villege, Huron's awl).
ion, and William Sanders; who roves a
short distance- west of the village,. for
$30 piste, at SO'birds each, the' math
to be me Friday ,er Saturdaye which
day we have nolelearned,
rare troAt, Wait for it. Dent
miss it for if you do you will be sorry.
The Directors of the Mechanics' Inst-
itute, of Exeter, ho.ve completed ar-
rangements with the Edinburgh Can-
oed ceinpany, tergieteeene.of theee justly
celebrated concerts in Drew's Hall, "ou
the evening of Friday, Dec. 20th hist,
Admission, 25 cents, and 35, cents.
Mr. Geo. Spence, with severs or eight
noted Scot* vocalists and' Highland
daneere, will' give to the people of
Exeter and: vicinity 0: rare treat. As
this entertainment is under the aus-
pices.of the Mechanics' Institute. It
should be well patronized, and promis-
es to be one of the best ever held in.
Exeter.
—The annuai meeting: of the Hoard,
of the Mechanics' Institute was flotilla,
the coorns of the library Monday eves
ning, when a full board was represeet-
ed, and the work before them for the
ensaing yeas was done quickls avid in,
ordr. The library is shortly to, 'be
nosed to a room, which is to be. pre-
pared for 'the same, in the new Zown
Ball; and Opt. Xernp, was appointed
care.:akefand, librarianat a salmi of
dolkos per yeer.. The.1i1ro.ry
willsbe open two tiays a weekatseaffind
the members the pvivilege of einengieg
their' books.. Trwjliikary sFxi a fery
lio u riskii eund ition, 00 1) tan ing about
two ti and volumes of choice and
profitable.- aeading, suitable for all
minds,- „As the Board` of management
have detekled to0 give an entertainment
we. trust the necessary steps have been
taken to make the affair a successful
one 'Committees should make their
arraagement at once for the program-
mes, and evety member of the society
should feel it their duty to give all the
assikance in their power to bring the
concert to a successful issue.
—As time rolls on, the Older resi-
dents weaken aud die. Daring the
past 'week a coaple of the pioneers of
thieetounty hare passed away, being
Mrs. iNLary 1Mitchele.of Stephen, and
Mrs, Jaines Eakerl»ook, of this villager
their remains were followed tee 'their
last resting places Monday by w large
cortege of relatives and friends.
-e-One o the best preserved ad'
gentlemen for his age to be Seca on
our .streets .nowadays is nemeses II,
of Egypt. He Woke fresh as a daisy
after a nseaof,a few thousand years.
Ms teeth are slightly disfiguered,
which greately spoils his: beauty.
What a dizzy old swell. he would be
with a new set made by Cearrwarenm,
the dentist. The world renowned
Vegetable Vapor, for the painless ex-
traction of teeth, administered. by
OA1tTWAIGIII4 the dentist.
—We understand that .the Glee
Club, which has contributed iti to ac-
ceptable a manner to local entertain-
ments, is about to enter upon a more
thorough and systematic tours° of
traiailig. A number of the newest
musical. books have been ordered, and
other estrangements made, or proposed,.
whieh will enable the members to do
themselyes a greater measure of justice.
than has hitherto Been possible. They
have labored under sotne disadvantages,
and tho fact that notwithstanding,'
them they have been able todo so
well, is a good gimeantee of their in-
creasing proficiency in the future, We
them success.
—CANADIAN 1.11V1.SifOC10 AND F.A.B.1.1
jOURWAL. We have just received the
Cozad" an, Li ue-gtacle and farm Journal
for December, and as usual it contains
much valnable information far the gen
eral fawner. It is 110W itt itki fifth year
of pulibetioe, and thongh started as a
20-pege monthly it has gone oh stead.
ily increasing in matter and intereete
as well ea M sea, tintil now it appears.
as a SS pa g# nioil tidy. It elate% to
have no superior' in t.iny et its dolm-
inenR
ts—vio.:,Stock aisime, Ta
The Vet -
The here:, The Deiey, The
Poultry, The.Apiary, TJosti1ulturo , and
The lloina We'do floe' hesitate to
mem-Am-el it to our Patrofis as the
leeding farm papru, of its elate ia Call-
DAM- The, tilhtialptiOn 1)14C0 is $1 por
annum in Advance, Patinas n9tsela
scribers aro requested to cell et Our
(Alice and eel: it, or to send fee etemple
copies to the publiehers, et Hamilten,
Oele - We can feenieli it mid oer own
0.aiset together tit 1868, f
EX -ETU ,g4.14KE7-Sc
----
White Wheat perique/lel (new) 40 80 tp 40 si
Red Wbeid per bushel ..,......4 'Q 80 te e 81
Spring Wbeat 't• • .., 0 80 to 0 gl
Barley per bushel, .. „,.,,,,.. 10 08 te.' 0 ed
Oats per bushel . , ... ,_ _ ,,.,, 0 $0 to 0 88
(Nos Ppr bushei.,..,„ „...„„ 0 $8 to 0 00
May per ton 8 00 M e 00
Batas per lb , , , „ 0 1.0 tc 0 80
Vggs•per dozen 0 17 0 18
.sti140.T ilb1••••••• • S. •-1 . "...1't 0 00 ..t.0 1 09
Ppiatb1:
sa per 0161,1 0 00 .t0 06
Apples Per
,
......„PPrk POW 100 nic,,,
--•,-,11,er1.174 2,1,111, to.A6
—The Council met pursuant to ad-
journment at the Town Hall, Exeter,
on 14th inst. All he members prea.
ent. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read' and confirmed
Moved by T.. 1B Carling, seconded by
J. Pickard, Ohat orders be granted for
the following. sums, viz:—A. Allan,
$9.04ler stone; James Oke, $3, sers
vieettuetioneer selling lock-up; Jitries
Dittman, $03, blaeksmithing; William
Treble, $7, labor; Medical Health Offi-
cer, $5, services; James °meek 75c,
labor..'.James Pickard, $52, charatiee to
Mrs. Clack, and Dr. Hyntlinar;. $16,
medical attendance, &a to Geo. Ed-
tworthy and John Piper.—Carried.
leloved by D, Johns, secondecb,laeo,
Pickard, that the collector be credited
with the following amounts:—$1, error
in dog tax, T. Ilandini assessment;
John Barnes, $1, do.; Wm, Webster,
$1.75, balance of taxes unable to pay,
and Mrs, Cann, 82.10, doe—Carried.
Mr. Oreedli to furnish woocl'for Town
Hall Report of the Board o' Heath
was received and fyied on motion of
I3iekard, seconded: by 1). Johns:
Moved by D. johns, seconded by W,
G. nissett, that By -lave No, 9, 1887,
be amended by eildiureethesfollowing to
elause 34 f said Bealaw, vie:—Milch
mews are herebyprOhibited from run -
ming at large 'from the 15th Chty of
August, uatil the lst day of Novena,
her, between the hours of eight o'clock
in the evening, end six &deck ie the
morning —Carried, Ily-law No. 11,
1887, to amend by-law es itivinTO was
duly read and pessed on motion of W.
G Biseett, eeemided by .D. Johns. The
OOitiiciI atlIonenctl until call of the
reeve. M Becittra Clerla
DitlEalltas
MitenereSe—Its Stephen, on the' Wile
filet., Mary Mitthele.in her Nits
5,01t.
IlaY 01046
tultori ,a04.4t toirilltuit 4
t? ttc'040
t.
TAILOR FITTING tliithing;
at ruinous prices/I—
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IS REUPTilci0g11
.aeuesee uere,se-
w.SOUTR.COTT
PSenSt.S9eneerS,SAPS.iile
4o.iy,pay MARK
Red Winter, per bps'l
White' "
SPring: 4i
Barley 0.
Oats 0.
Eggs
Butter, Rollie.
Butter, Croeks,
Hay per ton
75 to 82
75 to 82
75 to 82
65 to 68
32 to 33
20 23
25 to 28
23 o25
5.50tto 12 DO
TORN,' T KE .7' 6'
0.76 to 8'080
0.7(3 to 0.80
0.38, to, 0.39
0.50:0 0.61
0.114 to 0.65
12.00 to 18.00
0.20 to. 0.28
0.90 to 1.00
0.18 to 0.21
6.50 to 7.00
Fall Wheat
Sprine wheat
Oats .
Peas
Barley
Hay per ton
Butter
Potatoes per bag
Eggs per doe
Dossed Hogs per 1001
PNOTOCRAPHSI
••,••••••."
jOSEPE SENIOR
fiaving purchased the business of
bes. Senior, wishes to in-
form. the the public that
he citebe found
At theOld stand
Mail). Street, Exeter.
The Finest Cabinets iw the coun-
ty. Elegant Finish.
Oopying and Enlarging
done on shortest notice.
. JOS. SENIOR.
UN TS' FURNISHING'
GOODS
at Panic eirii:es, he wijl get
ALL THE TRADE 1N TOWN •R''
St; saye Q,ustomer.
•-••—••,•••••••••,,
W. Southcott,„
Mainsstreet, Eiceter.
joHN. mciNNEs
DEA= IN
FLOUR and FEED
.1[0.•••r aurorn
Of An kinds,
poopsp5uvER.f.:1:) PlEfOF
Breakfastc.:},t,tieFHO:101:1Saadnol (siE,.:00,1y1 s Cakesone
Ground Flax and Empire?,
,
JOHN Mc1NNES,-•
MAIN, §T., EXETER.
PENIT7ROVAL WAFERS.
Prescription of a physician who
bas had a life long experience in
treating female diseases. Is used
monthly with perfect euccess by
over 10,0001i:idles. Pleasant, safe.
effectual. Ladies ask •5.our drug,
gist for Pennyroyal Wafers anik
take no substitutkor Inclose post-
age for sealed particulars. Sold bp
an druagists, $4 per box. Addrem
EEIIDLPICit CHEMICAL 1,,O.,,Diro10/X.,
Sold in gxeter by Dn. Teitz, and
druggeists,everywhere. ,Oct 1 7
HAT
SAYS SHE
IFE OF'
a
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"s"..
ss 11,,
MeCiarY? celebrated
COr-\K-STO
VOR SALE AT BISSETT BROS'.
WILL HAVE
OF
Yon will also nd at their atom
The largest & best stock of
Ti)t, IV 7-4
Of all kinds,—in town, --and I tell you they Sell Cheap.
--
They are now showing a 8eleot tissortment ofi3UILDMG HARM/ARE
.r,
at prices that have never been equalled .rixeter,
Axes
'3ust received it large .coneigninent of
oe
Gross -cut Sawse,
Call anti eltarnine their kook, get vices, and you will beewell'renaid,
gent * for th0
RAYMOND SEWING 1/1"aohibe
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