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the eS'..L7111:,i. !,1" neolore to a, new Ser •
ies of Wee :1•y Englieh Authors, for
to secure
sr wide circulation .in this section of
country, They ere ri series of reprints
of morl.,. esopeneive books, and 'though
sold at the astimieldmerly 10SY price of 5
cente, are vitri.'ettle gems of worth, as
interosti en, ; ,erd with morals drawn
wiLi;tsreir eenese. They are is-
sued for the millet, and in England
lave fonwl Hod.: etre- to the homes of
the uilhnn. :s• nit engaged in their
protium bet nidoli•beel and sold 13
ritillione, and e'er deem aro engaged in
the same noodle issues of single
tales have been Menenites, ranging from
fifty .thousand to tent milliom
Call end soo • dm on Saturday after-
noon or memilme • erst.
,T. GRIGG.
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;thiug-s in.hotoe, fresh Gro
ecrics. Manylines below
'aet twl whok!s,Ale, cost,. How
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1111111es the old timers. Our
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THURSDAY , AUG UST 18.11, 1892.
1,9t1/11,
Senforth Dye WorkA,
An agent of the above wre ka will visit
Exeter every two weeks, and persons hom-
ier/ stained or felled elothea will -find it to
teem advantage to give these wo7ks 0 ta Mt.
C•othes of all kidils (leaned,. dyed, and
pressed. ()rehire left at Bissett Bros.'
hardware will reeeive prompt attention..
Satisfaction guaranteed.
a11 -2t J., IV. Soma , Seaforth.
ion win went
You hail on your fnr cap, overcoat, and
mittens when etre approach Greenland the
evening of the Festival of Nations, on the
;30th inst. Come everybody tr. the land of
ire. snow, and glaciers Inc cream, milk-
- shake, and other frozen delicacies in abun-
dance. ESKIMO.
Ilie 400th Anniversary.
'Hon G. W. Roes, Minister of Educa-
tion, has sent out a circular to inspectors
and teaehers which reads : "I beg to call
your attention to the propriety of having
suitable exercises in our schools on the
121,11 of Octobento commemorate the 400th
autiversary of the discovery of America.
For this purpose teachers are recommend-
ed to make whatever arrangements they
may find most convenient for bringing to
the notice of their pupils such an import-
ant historical event. I would suggest
that on the afternoon of that day, so for
as time mser allow, there might be suita\le
sougs and. recitations by the pupils,
sketch of the life (:)f columbus fnight be
read, and advantage might be taken of the
oecitaien for having short addressee, deal-
ing with the progress of civilisatidn since
the discovery of this centinent. Exercises
of this' kind could be made vary interesting
and should exert a goad lid -Menne' on 'the
youth of our country."
Tile Law of Estray Animals.
The laws of Ontario provide that a person
takuig up any estray stock shall give
notice of sueh taking up by publishing a
notice three times in a weekly paevsspaper,
if one is published within the section where
the estray was taken upmnd if the proper-
ty is not called for within three weeks
after the first insertion of the uotioe, the
• finder will go to a Justice of the Peace and
• take oath to the finding and advertisieg.
If the property is not claimed within one
year and should not exceed $50 in value,
it then belonga to the party taking the
same up ; if. over $50 it shall he advertised
by the justice and Bola, and the excess of
all expeesee shall be handed over to the
County Tretteurer. Any person taking up
ate estray and peglecting thesame t be ad
vertised and eppraised shall be liable to a
fine of $20. The estray laws apply also
to any personal propertywhich may be
f oand in like manner. Itis also necessary
for the person taking up the estray stoek
to notify the clerk of the municipality in
evhicitr he resides, giving a. description of
the. animal, the date on which he took it
up end any other partieulars that might
serve to lead to its recovery by its °weer.
I pieties:would keep Vile notice [conven-
ient for reference it might frequently save
them much trouble and annoyance.
• Mivard's lanieserat ernes Urargei in (Live
litrevitte
The. Village'Council met last evening to
trellises:et usual business.
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The apple crop is heavy in Huron, ba
snotty light in neerly every other western
comity.
Parties in search of a nice house and lot
at a low rent or to purchase ehould cell ou
W Grigg, Alain -St.
Rural sehoels opened on Montlay,end on
the 29th the achoola in towns and villages
will commence.
The ketone team wish to return thanks
to those citizens who so freely coutributed
to their funds last week.
A look over the town will reveal the
fact that a large amount of building is
being done this summer, principally of
brick.
The board walk in front of the town
bell premises has been taken up, with the
intention of substituting the same with
flag stone.
There is a shortage in butter in this
section owing to the extensive manufacture
of cheese ; bat notwithstanding, the price
remains low.
The rank growth of Canada thistles in
fielde and roadaidee, in the townships,
is alai ming thrifty farmers,who keep their
own domains dear.
Everybody you want to see and every,
thing you want to eat will be at the
Festival of Nations on D. Rollina' Lawn,
on the evening of Aug. 30th.
The municipal voterslist are now issued
and people generally should taxa the
trouble to see if their -names are thereon.
It may save much annoyance litter mi.
Me. Chart Snell, jr, has commenced the
excevation for the foundation of a hand-
some residence to be erected at once On
Audi ew.et., neer Dr. Rollina' premises.
The first harvest excursion to Manitoba
was run on Taesday, and among those who
left Exeter station vee : Robet t Sanders
and Miss Hogarth for Deloraine, aud Mr.
and Mrs. 1. 13owermau for Ilarthey.
The motamito is mild to bes'e twenty four
teeth in his bill, but the tempers at the
lake imagine that thie lively critter has
twenty-four hundred sometimes, from the
manner in which they bite.
The Tilsoeburg Nees on Monday dee
feated the Toronto Dukes twice in a game
of liaeeball, Score—fIrst game,(13 innings)
5 to 4; aecomi game, t to 0 F. Anderson
and D. Tait are battery for the Tilsonburg
team.
The dehorning commission find in favor
of dehon ing end the report states that the
enmity of the practice heti been intensified
by the oopouents of the horn -depriving
operation. The report will be printed
r ly.
The pipes at the mill pored are being
adjosted so as to permit the plocuring of a
supply of water for street watering pur-
poses, The recent fire destroyed the
former apparatus, and the dust liaa been
flying in tattling clouds of late.
The genial landlord of the "Corniners
cial," rim T. W. Ilawkshaw, was yesterday
marred to Miss Alice Murdock of Luean.
Mr. A. J. McTavish of Exeter acted aa
beat man, while Miss Ido McFalls of
Luca n supported the bride, We extend
congratulations.
The Canadian headquarters at the Fest,
val ot Nations will naturally present more
substantial ettractions than those offered
elsewhere. Visitors have no need to fortify
themselves by a preliminary lunch at honie
tor they may be enured a good meal under
the auspices of the Canadian Flag.
There have been a great numy Louis-
iana lottery tickets sent into armada of
late, and the Attorney General is now in
the possession of several letters written
by Canadians for tickets. It is probable
that the purchesers of the tickets will be
p roseeut ed.
The Park, ill Review complains that the
Exett,r teeth Hie recent lacrosse match
in Exeter taw the Parkhill team rather
toughly. The pliming was tough, but one
side was no more sparing than the other.
The Parkhill boys should take their defeat
more gracefully than to whiue.
The Insurance Agents have nearly all
adjusted the claims of the &emir Milling
Co., and the wee k ,of rebuilding the mill
burned last week will be commenced at
once. Farmers arid others can be supplied
with any quantity of bran, shorts, Otte, at
the flour and feed stores in town.
During the terribly hot weather the
Health Inspector.lhould be more than or-
dinarily diligent in his duties, and all Ciii-
zeus should see to it that no cess pools are
allowed to accumulate in their yards.
Exeter has the name of being exceptionally
healthy, let us strive to keep the name.
On July 1st the law which (forbids the
use or possession of tobacco by boys under
eighteen came into force. The weed still
seems to be extensively used however by
the kids of the village, and someone in
selling the stilt is breaking the law and
rendering themselves liable to a heavy Pen
alty. The boys are also liable to prosecu-
tion if found using it in public.
The following are the names of the suc-
cessful candidates who wrote at Cliuton
for the Primary Examination, arranged in
order of merit :—Lucy Stevens, J. Walsh,
A. Jones, R. Smilie, George Robb, R. J.
Pickard, U. Fair, M. Martin, W. Holland
C. Tebbut, Jessie McDonald, Bertha Scot t
Bessid Murch, Elia Taylor, Minnie Izzard
W, Reed, Jas. Rental, Alf. Russell.
The Toronto World announces that
plenty of shinplaaters of 25 cents valeta can
now be had at the bauka, and if not kept
there can be obtained from the Receiver.
General at Ottawa or the Asaiatant Re-
ceiver -General at Toronto. Merchants
and others who have been agitating for a
larger issue can govern themselves accord-
ingly.
The members of Exeter Royal Templars
of Temperance, No. 207, will please meet
at their lodge room at 10.15 a. m. on Sen.
day next, the 2lst inst., for the purpose of
attending the Caven Presbyterian Church
in a body, when a sermon mill he preached
by the Rev. W. Martin at 11 a. m. The
Hensall, Kippen, Brucefield, Vara., and
Crediton lodges are invited to attend, by
order J T. WESTCOTT, Rec. Sec.
This is the way a local paper refers to a
skipper from Kingsville r— He s gone?
Yes, Mac's gone, and the mourners stand
•aroand thick. A glistening tear stands in
many an eye. The last trick of the arch -
swindler was to -entrap his minister. On
Saturday last as the bailiff was about to
lay lais bands on McLellan to take him to
Sandwich he appealed to Rev. J. Wilson
to side him ovemuntil ViondaY, when he
vvoulci have plepty to pay the laid of $14.60
The minister could not refuse•and said yes
he would becotne responsible until Mon-
day. On Monday afternoon Mac (hired a
rig from the Wigle livery and atarted for
Detroit." Mr. Wilson WAS recently pastor
•of Main -at. Methodist church, Exeter.
Reitetating "A
Are the bananas, ami melets,Which wi 1
Naticale on the Dr 's Law». SHOES 110F.Jig 1°/
Niefitrill° & SH
be sold et the African booth, deriug the
evening of August 30th at the Festival of idooTs Bn .
4
Personals,
Mrs.J.P.Oltolte and family are camping
at the lake. --Mr. John Taylor, me, and
daughters, Miss Lizzie and Mrs, Brooks,
are on an extended visit to friends in Lon-
don, St. Thomas, and else where,—Miss
Alcecks, who has been visiting in this
neighborhood for some time, left this week
for Honsale—Mise T. White, accom-
panied by several yeurig ladies of Sarnia
left Tuesday on re trip to Muskoka and
other points nortle—Miss Carrie Wilkins
of Sarnia returns home to -day, atter a
pleasant visit with friends in Fereten—Mr
J. .1 Piekerd and family and Mr. John
Hawkehaw and family pieeiced at the lake
on Teesday.—Mr. D. Johne, post -master,
who has been 111 during the past few
months., expects to take A trip to Manitobo.
shortly,for the benefit of his health.—Mrs,
T. M White of Windsor is visiting friends
in town. Mr.White and Emily will move
to Toronto in September --His Honor
Judge Doyle held Divisioe Court here on
Monday—There were hut fewleasea on the
docket. —jr, jamee Creech, eon of our
respected constable, inteuds opemng a
tailor shop here short ly.--Mra,R .11,Verity
offieiated at the organ in the Main -et.
church on Sunday lest.—Mr. Alex. Dow,
an esteemed eitizen, is at present coutined
to his bed with s serious atmek of thecae";
we hope 8000 to he Ole to eeord his re.
covery.—Mr, delay of Montreal was in
towe the forepart .of tide week buying
horses.—Mr, 11, '.x.aociq of Osborne has
purchased a house in town to Match he
will move shortly. MeJones of MeCtilliv.
ray also expects to move to Exeter. We
welcome both gentlemen to town.—Mr.
Lofft of St Mat ys, and niece, Misi Lindsay
of Clinton, were in town lest week an their
way to 81, Marys, trom •a trip earth ---
Reeve Batellea who hs been epending the
past two weeks in Illuglandisai'efl for home
on Monday. —Al r. Browne of Simeoe was
in town last week M cenueetion with the
recent fire, and be twelves us that /mother
null will be built at attire --A =pie of
medical fraternity from Exeter attended
the pionic of the profession at Goderich on
Pridey last. --Mr. R. flicks and family
have returned from their outing at the
lage, They report a pleasant time. —Mrs.
R. Eacrett, Exeter, is visiting 10 Lecan.—
Miss Lottie Petards of Exeter le the poet
of Miss Emma Baird, Parkhill.—N. Dyer
Merlon, and family, have returned from
the Bend,and Mr. llrewer hasgor a bick to
M r. and Mrs. Me lavish ef Lon.
don are guests at the "Conimercial."—Mr
11. Spackmalt has moved into his new
residence on Williannst. Mr. Snell in.
tends moving to town in September and
occupying the holm vacated by Mr 8.—
Mr. Robert Leathern on re ttairday left
Exeter for the old memo), with :1/ heed
of pi bee cattle end 3 home. We wiali
him ban voye Loth (.'W Le, nil°
has been visitrog friends in town for the
peat few weeks left yesterday to visit in
Clinton, Goderich, Toronto, Niagma, and
other nieces.— Mrs. Brophy of Montreal,
who has been viaiting her brother, Mr, L.
H. Dickson, the past few weeks, left Tues-
day for Pembroke, to visit her parents.—
Miss Olive Whittureed to Brandon
Tneedentetter a tS,, visit with
*Mends in Exeter.—Mr. M. Perkiesee and
wife of Toronto arothe guests ef Mr. Tiros
Parkinson.—Mr. Weld:Inge; of St Thomas
is visiting friends in town,—Rev. Ain
Steele preached in the Trivitt Memorial
chutoll last Sunday in the absence of the
rector, who is takiog holidays. Rev. Mr.
McDonagh preached the last of a set iea of
sermons ou Sunday evening, directing his
discourse to the women. --Miss Ager of St.
Cathsaines is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
(Rev.)Pletcher at the Thames Road Manse.
—Miss Annie Wileoxson of Port Perry,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrsalatnes
Hodgson, of 'rebottle, has returned home.
- and Mrs James Hodgson of Palmer-
ston spent Sunday with frientishi tesborne
- -Mr. Robert Sontheott,Aliss Mary South-
cott, Mr- Walt. Vincent, of London ; Mr.
Jos. Clarke, Seaforth, were guests of Mr.
W. Southcott, Sunday.
China—
The Celestial Empire—will be repre-
sented. Allee Afelican menee, who three
goodee cupee coffee, come° longee and
drinkre with Joheee. Peanuttee fivee
centee. Comee early reed havee chunkee
°tee Dr.'s Lawnee onee Tuesday nightee
Augustee, 30thee.
CHEW JOHN.
The eticket team will play at Clinton
this week.
Read J. P. Clarke's change of advertise
meet this week.
A bargain table of boots and alums at J.
P. Clarke s, price 50c a pair.
The 5 0 E picnic at the lake on Thurs-
day last was largely attended -
Several loads of new wheat were on the
market this week • quality good, high test
and 75 cents per blge
For choice biscuits and groceries, none
better than those offered by J. P. Clat ke.
The Verity Plow works will be moved
to Brantford shortly. They are now com-
pleting some large orders.
Ladies 1 if you want prints at reduced
prices, betore fall goods come to hand, call
and get price at J. P. Clarke's.
The annual excursion to Grimsby and
Niagara Falls, on Aug. 20. Tickets $2 from
any point along the line, good for two doe%
Best program the park evet offered. See
bills and posters.
Any machine repaired by me whose
warrantee has not run out, and machine
not running properly, return the same to
rae and I will repair it f me of charge. H.
S. Kenn, llansion House.
• Ottr readers have no doubt noticed that
r in the majority of houses struck by light-
ning the chimneyseerns to he the ymint of
attack, the electric fluid gaining admission
to the premises by this means. A scien-
tific paper says this danger can be avoided
or at les.stlessened,by co pping the clfinmeS s
not in use with ordinary tin tape, and
thug shutting off the draft. , The same
theory will apply to closing doors and win-
dows during the " progress of a thunder
storm. •
John Kennedy of Biddulph, one of
the Principals of the Donnelly trial, has
been arrested on a charge that on Mon-
day he threatened and attempted to
murder Michael O'Meara. It is Alleged
that while O'Meara was driving a binder
Kennedy made a rush at him with a
pitchfork and had he not jrunped in an
instant from the machine he would
likely have been killed./
WQBOOTS
oa;41.600. SHOES
R1CHAR PICKAH D & SON
Are clearing a number of lines of Boots k Shoes
at Big Bargains or order to make room for Fall
Stook
Call and inspect the Goods.
RICHARD PICKARD & SON.
ASH
DOEb
IT.
I need money, and to get it, I will
Offer for the next two weeks the foliow-
ing reductions :
A atrong panel bed in Maple, fernier price
51 95 reduced to rel 0.
Panel bed nicely carved anti moulded, 4 ft.
61n. high. formereprice 12•75, rethmeti to ee,
Bad room setts in :Manle regular price <Sin
redueca to Slew -outs a few bit,
nod room nets. Maple res, price $15 red toen2
.6 17 " 15
Si dehomds.Tables. Cupboard s. Chairs Spring
Mat tresses 'cto. 10 per emit uentigular priee,
Good Bair °loth Parlor Suites Solid Walnut
from ,e2a upwerds.
Plush parlor suites from Set upwards.
Everything reduced itt proportion. fur
Catah.
This is a sweeping offer and will only
hold good for the new two weeks.
WALT. ANDREWS
Two Dors North Town
14'estival.
Festival rf Nationmunder the rompiciee
of the Epworth Leagne of the James -at
Methodist church, will 00 held OP tile
beautiful grounds of Dr, Rollins, on Tues
day eve:ling, August 30th. A good pro-
gram of voted and instrumental music
provided. Atbiisiuu, adulte Lic.; child-
ren, 10e. Ice et mom tte , extre.
Accordieg to the Village by law cowa
are supposed to he shut in at nights from
15th August. Citizens will do well to
make a note of this.
lie is with tut tome moia— IL S. Barbee!
Terernmesmee wsalestrir.Wit 'Strteatirg:
itm mat ClothWriegee repine-, ,a
ping at the Mansion lionse, for one week
()tags to do the ldjovc r pate work. Satis-
faction guerenteed or no charge will be
merle. This is the feurth year for Mr.
Berl, and his former work here epeaka for
itself. Shuttles, needles, and,parts to all
noteliines constantly kept in stook. Far -
The young people of the Epworth Lea•
gne of Main-st Meth chureh nurpose
giving a Musical At -Home in the teeth e
room of the eflumh. on Tueaday, Augeet
23rd. A splendid program has ..been pre-
sdasel , reed e -ye! "m , et. i•
pated. Refreshments 'served during the
evening.. Admission 15 cems, Doors open
at 7.30; program to commence at 8 o'cloek
Every person cordially invited to attend.
The I 0. P. High Court.
Barrie, Aug IL—Tho following officers
were appointed by the high chief ranger:
—High chaplain, b` W. Farris, Ottawa,—
High journal secretary. L. Lawless, Toron-
to—Senior Woodwatd, G. F. Martin, M.
P P Toronto.—Junior Woodward, IE. A.
Collins, Toronto.—Hieh senier beadle, Dr.
Mallory, Campbellford;—High conductor,
Mayor Lloyd, Newmarket.—High messen-
ger, Frank Madth, M. P., Beaverton.—
High messenger, 13o. Symington, Sarnia.
—High assistant messenger, Fitzgerald,
London.
Clinton.
Bthees —0n Monday evening Joe. Rider,
probably the most !inoffensive citizen, in
Clinton, waamounced upon near the station
by one Thomas Dougherty and brutally
beaten and cut on the head with a stripe.
James Sheridan took a hand in melee.
Chiefs Wheatley ann Paisley captured the
cul pi its and soon had them before the May-
or. Sheriden was tined SI\ 10, including costs
or 30 days and had to accept the latter.—
Seaforth's rate hes been struck at 20 mills,
while that of Clinton is 19. --Th re is some
talk of having a ten mile bicycle race short-
ly for the chanapionhhip of Clinton.—
Teameter Wheatley was awarded the con-
tract of gravelling the Bayfield road from
the railroad to the corporation limit, tho
Price being $2.40 per cord,—The Masona
of Fordwieh have e,ceted a new hall and
raised the nice srun of $90 at a concert
following tbe opening.—Exeter and Clinton
Cricket (lbs will' likely cross 'willows here
some day this week. --Reports state that
Mr. 13. 0. Cole, who left here a feW days
ago to took after his barvest crop in Dako-
ta, will realise handsomely': as the yield is
the best for several years. ---For many years
Philo G. Whyte, of Lneknow, was a well-
known character In:Brut. t 1 Guron oonn.
ties, known as anctieeeee 1. nage driver.
Many years ago he mysto e diaappear-
ed, leaving a Wif9 and fain t , behind him.
II has lately been ascortaimet thet be died
within a recent year iu Califoenia, leaving
00 estate valued at abet $38,000. It bas
since increased to over S40,000, and the
moth hly rental of the estate iS 07P1! $330.
To Dispel Colds,
Headache and Fevers, to cleanse the asatem
effectually, s sternly, when costive or 'MI-
ious, or where -the blood is mpnre or sing
gish, to pernetnontly cure habitual celeste-
pation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to
a healthy activite, without irritating or
'Weakening them, use Syrup of rigs.
Minard's !Liniment euros Distemper,
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For Yourscif
For Your Wife
For Your Children
sdsr.,4"7.1t
DO plaoe in town that offers better oppor-
tunities for
1E3 A. 0- A.1 1\1 -
In the Staple Wareof any special line of /Goods, than
can be found tt
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LiNli,BROS.
The fallowing are the maticessful prize
winners at the recent diribution at
Browning's Beek Store :
Pd. Shaptiten, r, Book
May Themes Ink stand.
Rettie Essmy, Kite
Minnie Wateliforil, ?Milton rod
Mary Birdman. Autograph Album
Wilber Martin, Base ball
Jennie Handford, Hooks and line
D Sanders, Cities of the Woriti(book)
Edna. McCallum Game
Herbert Harrell,
Garfield Hedger%
Gertie Hicks,
remain 'Hooper,
Eliza. Higgins,
VilIiam tTool,
Lena. McDonald,
Wesley flowey,
Lottie Hunter,
Fred Heaman,
Miss Hill
Clara Pasmore, Wcoaen bank
Mrs G Ross, Large autograph album
Garfield flodgert, Tea-pot stand
Eddie Pickard, a Colored crayons
Blanche Jeckell, Fan
Donald Monteith, Photo album
Ernest Hill, Blue book
Eddie Pickard, Bible
Pansy Prouty, • Purse
Eliza Higgins, Paper and envelopes
Arthur Hedgen, Ink stand
Alf-MeTagart Around the World(book)
Ethel Sweet, - Serop album
George Parkinson, Kite
Samuel, Jury, Mug
George Bagshaw, Vases
:sleuth organ
Fan
Pistol
Drawine slate
Testiment
Wooden bank
Cup And saucer
Pine beads
Photo Album
Doll
Testiment
ALES3p
WANTED.
To se -1 our unexcelled. Ndrsery Stock;
Steady employment and control of tern.
tory. Have done business in Canada 35
years. Liberal pay to the right man.
Send for terms.
CHASE BROS iSe CO ,
Coiborne„ Ont.
1 OUSE AND LOT FOR
. SALE.
Frame house and lot on IVilliaranstemear tho
market, will be sold .cheap. Douse, which is
titrT/'101ttrlies')Tigci
ictig Ivol;lierTil Lrtrn4tl
ill/3'04Mb' to
CHAS. NEIL,
Exeter,
N'OTIOE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of William
Anning, late of the Village of Exeter,
in the County of Huron, deceased.
Notice is hereby giVen Pursuant to d'hapter
110, of the Revised Statutes of ' Ontario, 1887,
that all Creditors and other nersons haying
claims against the estate of the sivid Williani
Atoning; deceased, who died on or abont the 27th
day of June, A. D., 1892, are on or before the
6th. day of October, A. D 1892, required to
send by -o es nnrepaid, or deliver to the under-
signed elieitor for the Executors of the real
and personal estate of the said decease(1, their
Christian names i and surnames, addresses
and descriptions, with full particulars and
proofs of their claims, statement of mounts,
and the nature of the seenrityfif any) held by
them. And notice is further given that after
the Oth day of October, A. D.1892, the said exe
eaters will proceed to distribute the assets Of
thereto, reg& ard being had only o the claims of
the said deceased. among the ries entitled
nennotice has been reeeiv d as AbOVI3 Te-
e Al re d, andlthe said executors stil lime boilable
rot the assets so distributed orL.any Part there -
net lieve been received at the nue of such dis•
of to auy nerson or poisons whc se claims $11411
8101(0.
C. EGERTON R141RSON,
Data. August 15.$A0..litiei.t1Or89f2e.rt1e Exect4itters.
9 Toronto 55, Toronto,
fl F, KINSMAN, L.D.S, D.D.S
• Graduate of Royal College of Dental
Surgeons. and of the Dental Department of
Toronto University, (with honors.)
Specia ist in bridge -work, and golden,' por-
celain crowns.
Pure Nitrous Oxide Gas and local antesthet-
ies for painless extractions. Always at home.
Office Panson's Block, Exeter,
VOTERS LIST. -1892.
MUNICIPALITr 01-• TEE TOWNSIIIr ;OF
COtTliTY OF HURON.
Notice iahereby given that There transmit-
ted or delivered to the persons mentioned in
sections 5 and 6 of the Voters- !Lists Act, the
copies requiredby said sections to be so trans
milted or delivered of the list made pursuant
to said Act. of all persons appearing by the last
revised Assessment Roll of said Munieiptilitir
to be entitled ta vote in the said munieipalitY
at elections for members of the Legislative As-
sembly, and at Municipal Eleetions, and that
said lid was first posted up at rnyioffice at Zur-
ich on the 10th day of August, 1892, and remains
there for inspection. Electors are called upon
to examine the said list. and if any omissions
or any other errors are perceived therein, to
take immediate proceedings to have the said
errors corrected according to la.V.
SAM. 3. 1.1A TTA
is.Careek of Ilay
Dated this 10th dav of August, 492.
TIESIRABLE VILLAGE PRO-
-iv PERT): POR SALE.
Suitable for a retired gentleman, containing
3 af an acre of land, on which is a two storey
brick house, ana good driving shed and stable.
Choice, young,fruit-bearing trees of all kinds.
i
The property s situated on the corner of Bill
and Andrew streets, east of the Presbyterian
church, the best location in town. Terms
easy, and possession given at any time. Apply
to
MRS. PINCEd
T1y7..m1 On the premises.
READ MIS:
'MIDST ALL BLOW AND BLUSTER
R N. ROWE
Still takes lead in the
Furniture Business
We are too busy to call on people in
need of Furniture ; but please drop in
our Warerooras an& see our Stock and
we will try to suit you isa this line,
Ordered Work Nea,tlyDone on Short Notice
Remember we have also a handsome
line of
UndertakintY Goods
llways on hind, and all calls in this
hie will he promptly attended to, and
satisfaction guaranteed every time.
Stori;—Next to Molsons Bank, Exote
ROBT. N. ROWE,