The Exeter Times, 1893-10-19, Page 177.
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VOL. , XXI. NO, 10,
AND HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE.
HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY''
Barchoi
When you can
a good, high,
m ri's P`oGr low Shoe.
at R,:'1- 0
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for 90c, P
Also :a complete Line of
WOMEN'S MISSES' ANI)
CHILDREN'S OXFORD TIES in.
TAINS and DUNGOLAS. These
(xoa 1s were bought direct from the
Manufacturers and will be sold at
prices that cannot be beaten.,
Eggs ex cents per dQz,
R.IfoGOW.AN,,
General 1YIerchant, Sirkton..
Kirkton.
W. Robson the noted sawoller, Shier ,k
tri rahm t a block. "watches, Olotke, :Eto.,
Even .e new lease of life. All work guaranteed
rico Jew. Having puroha ed a flue stook
Watches, Clocks, and Jowetry, at a bargain.
;1,1 aetithe aside away below regular whole -
Al cost , 'W.1tO13901R.
} Baines, -The village bridge crossing
Fish Greek is undergoing extensive re,
Ostia. -Pali wheat looks remarkably
well after the late showers, both in
Usborne and Blanchard townships. --
Mr. Lewin Welker, of Usborne, is
erecting a dwelling for himself in piece
old building removed to en ed.
lot.- Mrs. Leigh, wife of our
cteo r
che , is now at the General
ttal, Toronto, having undergone
_. enfu1]y
an for the re -
oval of a tumor in her side.
The World'e "Fair ,.Armada statement
to Sept 30 .thowe receipts $25,284,100,
eYpen ; g224,205 690; balance in tress
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3. B. h ool a i r , the alleged wife•mnrdarer
bee written to tllo Ottawa preen, asking
the public to suspend judgment until afterc
the trial «. ..>.,. a
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Minard s Liniment
uent #ox rheumatism.
Obituary.
Dreen of JOnN Bu?ires. -The subject
of this sketoh who died on the. 11th Oet.
1893, woe born in '' West Banka" Dent,
Yorkshire, England, in the year 1815 and
bed therefore passed the allotted three
socio and len and added eiaat years to the
limit of man'slife• In 1845 he emigrated
to Canada taking up his residence at first
in Cavan, then in Darlington, but indite
quently removed, farther . west to 'Usborne,.
whore he was joined by the reel of his
father a family and where he continued to
reside till death, a period of about forty
four yearn. He lead witnessed the gradual
development from forest to cultivated farm,
from log shanty tolarge brlok dwelling,
from the oxcart tq the oarriage, end from
the deprivations commonto the early
backwoods setilers to the comforts and.
luxuries with all the conveniences of the
present age. A life in whieh ouch a
panorama of years and events weed, in
review bringing their changes, implore,
menta and respousibilitio it must indeed be
an lntereatina page of history . it not of
comanoe. Such was the experienao of the
deceased who departed thfa lifefull of
years, widely known and highly respected
for his integrity of Ohara .J and general
worth. Shortly after ,t",rp ".tting to this
country Ur. Bunter rnarrtb'a 'Alice Robin-
son, who died twenty five years ago tear
ing to the caro of the father a large family
of children to whom lie managed to give a
liberal common sohoel 1 education and
otherwise fitted them to became aeeiul.
men and women. He had been for years
an active member of the Stephen, and
Osborne ,Agricultural Society and wee
latterly au honorary member of that society
whole Directors showed their repent for
their departed colleague by attending the
funerelin a body. Before the organization
of the above tooiety the deceased was a
constant attendant at the meetings of .a
similar orae held at "Quiok'a'i, °' better
known as Devon cornore, south meter.
th t for Soa r
the past fifty ,years at its
was actively intoretted fa agriottiture and
the improvement of stook. Deceased war
ono married and leaves two sone and four
daughters to mourn the lase of a kind
father. Leonard Hunter Esq., au e,creeve
of Usborne, and two eietere are left to
cherish the memory of the departed odder
brother. The funerat which took plaoe on
the Friday following lila death was one of
the largest ever seen iu tills looality.; over
one hundred and fifty vohloles Ieavfnethe
reolda
nae made a.
procession of over
one
mile and a quarter in length. Thus
did
the people testify the rotpeot held in the
departed friend and neirhbor. The floral
EXETER, ONTARIO, THtT SDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19 189e,'
LOOK.
,At the Label.':
See if You
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IIPAID IN ADVAN
ontributions were numerous audhandeome
ousistina of wreathe from the Agricultural
ooiety, N. Dyer Harden Hag. the members
f the family and others, Beids, T. B.
Coupland of Elimville, and H. D. Steel of
Kirkton conducted the funeral services and
on Sunday Rev. Mr. Coupland improved
the erasion by preaching to the remaining
montbers of the family and a large congre-
gation from Ezekiel auv, 10-18.
Two Moan Gorr) Marius.
It must be gratifying to the manufact-1
nrera of "Sunlight" Soap to find their
goods ao-splendidly appreciated in the
Canadian market; and it must also be
pleasing to thorn to receive the highest
recognition at Canadian Exliibitiens, for
the superior quality of their soap- At
the recent Fall Shows held et London and
Ottawa, '•Sunlight"was awarded. a Gold
Medal, which brings their gold medal list
up to 14. .Added to this grand record is
the important fast that "Sunlight" is used
in Windsor Castle and in the Royal Laun-
dries, and owing to the excellence of their
soap, the manufaoturere have been apeal-
ally appointed soap makers to the Queen.
A frigbtfnl collision occurred Friday
morning at Jackson, Michigan, between
two World'. Fair apaoiala. Twenty wore
killed and over 50 injured.
Patrons of industry for West Sirneoe
mat at Creemore Friday to select a canal'
date for the local Legi-lature, but adjourn-
ed for a week without taking action.
8t Ford & co.
Woodham.
YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
That ;Fit well, Wear well and
Look well.
We don't sell
SHODDY :—: CLOTHING.
The best is none too good for our trade.
Every house is eelliing the cheapest,. We
atm to give the beat for the money.
See aur assortment of
MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SUITS
AND OVERCOATS.
Men's Furnishings
9.t Special. Prices.
Ties, Collars, Shirts, Underwear, the now
eat and beet at moderate prices,
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Fri
Blanchard.
The municipal council of the town-
ship ofBlanebard met acoor,iing to ad-
journment. By -Law No 180, relative
to the levying of different rates is the
municipality was: read the necessary
number of times; passed, signed by the
Reeve and Clerk and the corporation
seal attached thereto. A communicat-
ion was received from B. Baer k Co,
offering ft g to put on a aewsuperstruoture
over Flat Creek, for $6 par foot.
Moved by'Berry --Robinson.-., That the
Clerk be eutherleed to write Baer
Co. offering him $5,90 per foot provid-
ing he pull down the old, t:uperstruot.
tare.,.._ Carried. - By -Law No. 136
authorizing the Cllerk to hand , over
the roll to the Collector on the I8th.
day of October was read, passed and
signed by the Reeve and Clerk, and
the seal of the corporation attached
thereto, A number at accounts were
paused.
(f'reenway.
Ifaraw..,.-Messrs, Elites EDdePherson
& Son sold two churns last week to be
sent to a party in New Zealand. -Rev
Mr. KnotteXohanged pulpits with Rev
J. H. Chant last Sabbath. His sermon
WAS veryintereating and instructive. -
Mr. A Glendening attended Court at
London last week as jury tan, . Mesare.
C. It, Wilson and A. Pollock are at.
tending the World's Fair at Chicago
this week, --Mr, Robert English visited
London last week on business, --Miss
Laura Baker has beenengaged,ta teach
in school No. 10 for 1894.
Oreeliton
Balre$,-Mr. Coleman of the Canada.
00. was in the village last Tuesday. -
Fred Worth who had his hand severely
hurt some tune ago is not making good /sr
progress. TheDra, have removed. some
akin from his bodyaneftgrafted it on the
known;-WmGMeier has perchaeed t
farm from his rather, 1 mile west of t
vj.ilage, and all are pleased to see W
retrain in the vicinity instead of movin
to the States.
he Granton.
he .--...
m. Batt:;rd--•Messrs, Slack Bros, shipped a
g car load. of cattle on Monday last freed,
station. -Mica Maggie Cameron has gone
to Chicago to see the World's Fair. She
is now taking her much earned holidays.-.-
Mr W Middleton jr who has been home
seneau,
W,. CAMERON SMITH, Barrister, 80110 Conveyancer: succi:.
p Ofioe Mi -
Qan boconsulted after office hours atnta
Commercial iotel. ll enaall..
waYricp—Oats, largo quantity of o
clean, white
Data wank
ed ,w d.
Q. at the Raman s 1 �a
meat brills; present roe 29e, A. quanntit
feed on hand ahem,, D. URQUn.A.lU,
Do yen know that W.aelah le the Nadir,
' nursing a sprained leg, has returned to
he his duties. -Mrs. Callenderwhir ho hes
been
visiting n
V I in f t
k
g K r on, returned home Mon-
od day. -Mrs. Jos. Eedy was called away to
e. her Inng neat on Friday last 13th Met,
of
Ina ,
e
l) sea d had ad
been an
v .
in alt
d foro
ams..
Beet and shoe roan in the county, The be
Goods, newest styles, best fitting and low°
prices arealwant found with him. Ladies Ki
But owed Shoes at $1.25, Mon's Ion/Boats a
a1 Ohttdren'a. Shoes6o, Women's Buff Bal
.
for l
,a11 8
Sisa of Big all
her Goods equally �SIAL0R.
Following are the market quotations
Wheat r , , . 56 to 58
Barley , , 36 to 36
Oats :........... 28 to 28
years past, not being able to wa& about,
g but wee compelled to occupy an invalid's
d
t
8
at chair, Deceased was highly esteemed
fess ....,......... 51 to 51
Bay , 6.00 to 7.00
Butter . 2 Oto 21
Eggs.... 14 to 1t
Hog's .5 76 to 5 00
Clover seed.„ . . ,
BaIErs-Business is very good this
week with our merchants. -Mr. Geo.
McEwen was in Goderich on Friday, -
Messrs, D. Weiemiller, Wm. fiadgiva,.
James Petty,•'ohn Gilchrist and Dr.
Thompson returned from the World's
Fair ---Mr. Win. and Daniel Bell left
for Chicago last Friday. -Mr. Alfred
Taylor who was in the employ of R.
Cudrnore this summer, left for Exeter
Mondaynight,--3Sr, John Hall of Dash-
wood was in town on Monday. --Mr.
deo.MoEwon eras in London. on Tues-
tty, Mr. John Pope was in Exeter on
Wediiesday.--Elecbion of officers of
Court Ivy Green No. 143; P. 0, R. A.
Wesoloh; Chief. R, E. Ronnie, 'Vico C.
R, H. Welsh; Fina Seo'er, Wm. Colwii];
ens. R. Beek; Chap, P. Triggerson;
S. Woodward, E. Roedding; J. Wood-
ard,wT. Smallacombe; Sr. Beadle, J.
wound. The operation, it is hoped,
will be successful. -haat week Mies
Lydia Blown wax married at her father's
residence, to Mr. Hoffman- of Platte.
villa, when a -very pleasant time watt
spent, antra Urgee
number in attend.
ance,-Division Court was held last
Tuesday and a large number of oases
were in the docket—Mews, Siebert
Brown have returned from Shakes.
peare, where they were attending . the
funeral of the late Rev Meyer. Great
sympathy is felt here for the widow
audfan;ily of the deceasedwhowas well
Good Value
OFFERED IN
Fail and Winter Goods.
Smith; !Tun. Beadle, J,. Sparks :.
Physican, Dr, Thompson,
3011er WHITE SIF,BOrkg
Publishers Opts Praposetors
Falun
Admission
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Exhibition
During the month of September,
visitors will be admitted free of -
charge to see our lovely exhibit of
Fall and Winter Goods. The ?Vlhn-
Her remains were interred in Birr ceche. i agement have done all in their
tory on Sunday last, the day being dis• power to mare this the best Ex. -
agreeable, A large concourse followed hibition evergiven bythem,and have
her teeming.
will Studied to please the Dye and suit the
The Treas. of i ri 1ph Ag'l Society ocket, ..The Wax1d's fair
be prepared to pay prizes on SaturdayOct. p and Indus
2lst and 28th, from 1 to 5 p. m, in Baynes
office, Qddfellow'a Block, Granton.
.d.ddi.tional _Locals.
The greatest bale of the century,
starts Oct. 14. R. Pioi nri & Sox:
Ladies get your fine underwear at the
Exeter Woollen Mills. 2in
Twill sheeting, white or gray, 1 yd
wide and.good weight*, only 30 eta per;
yd. at the Exeter Woollen Mills. 2 in.
Mr. G. W. Holman was in Ciinton on
Saturday arranging for the nett Weat
Huron Teacher's. Tnetitute which will be
held in Goderioh Nov. 24th and 25th.
Mr. W. Houston M. A. of Toronto will
be in attendance and take up mathe.
matios.
Mr. Aubry, the genial horse buyer of
Montreal was somewhat inconvenienced
on Tueaday by having two of his; horses
seized by Chief Gill of .txeter. The
seizure was made et the instance of Mr.
Chas. Maim of Brucefield, who claims
that Aubry sold him a horse', guarantee
ing it upon honor, and which turned
out to be uneouad and an inferior
t animal. A settlement we learn was ar-
rived at between the parties, but sub.
aoquontly Mr, Mason had two horses
restrained for damages' to the amount.
of $7b. The deft gave security for
$100 and took his horses, but the dispute
will be threshed out at the next sitting
ofthe D'
h i v t
star Court, here.
oro,
Tho marriage of Mies Lizzie Bawdon
to M'. Chas. H. Lucas took place at the
reside*ieee of the bride's father, Mr.Geo,
Bowden, i'arkhill, formerly of Exeter,
on Wednesday'evening;, 4th inst. Geoids
were present from Liman, London,
Middiernias and Melbourne. Miss Millie
Baw<ien, sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid, and the groom was support-
ed by Mr. Campbell, of Middlemiss.
The bride Wes the recipient of numerous
valuable and beautiful presents. The
happy couple will take up their residence
at Middlerniss, We wish them un-
bounded happiness through :life,
J iiim'vitle. .
RaiHrs.-The Sunday School resumed
its old quarters in the baatlmentof the
Church last Sabbath. Ile place has"
been painted, whitened and re -seated
with chairs,and looks very much im
proved; In fact the •cellar' is the best
of the house now. What say you ye
powers that be ? think of a cellar bet-
ter than a parlor 1 -At the funeral of
the late Mr. Hunter on Friday last, .a
jamb in the prooeseion caused a runa-
way, 'and several people narrowly
escaped severe injuries- if not death,
The frightened beast rushed hither
and thither demolishing shafts and
wheels with which it came in contact,
in a frightful manner until it was
caught. For a while the scene looked
„���D ��� as ifs stampede of allthe horses in the
ORDERED CLOTHING yard would take place. -The lecture
on the Holy Land by Rev. Joseph
A Specialty. Phillip B. D. of London, illustrated
with limelight views by Rev. T. B.
A Tine Range of Coupland given on Mondhy night was
a success, The facture was both in -
0 ' teresting and instructive, while the
��y views were very fine, lending a pictur
i
1,L11J►7 Ui i eapuene8e to the occasion which was
thoroughly enjoyed. A. good audience
was present and a quartette did the
singing, -The World's Fair views bave
been ordered and in a few days every
Millinery Stock complete 111 thing will be ready for the promised
all the Leading Lines. lecture by Rev. Mr, Coupland and G.
,b
W. Holman. Sunday schools or day
e2'
` . HALL schools or any others wishing to attend
the fairrat home will do well to speak
Dashwood in time.
$5 & Upwards.
Sale Register.
Thursday, Oat. 18.• -Farm stock, im-
plements eta, the property of Edward Cot-
ter, lot. 4, eon. 13 Stephen. Sale at one
o'clock. ir Eicher, Aum
Friday, Oat. 20 -Farm stook, implem-
ents, etc., the property of Mrs. Jessie Rob-
ertson, North Boundray, .Blanchard. Sale
at one o'claak, T. Cameron, Ano.
Saturday, Oot. 21-Stoek, .]umber, and
other goods and chattels uoder restraint by
Valentine Katz,on lot W. s of.W. 22 S. B
Flay township. Sale at one o'clock. H.
Either, Ano.
Tuesday, Oot. 24. -Farm stook, implant.
erste, etc, the property of W. &T. Lawson,
lot- 6, con. 9, Stephen. Sale at one o'clock.
H. Eilber, Auot.
rhurzde.y, Oat. 26. -Far.:.. farm stook,
Implements, etc., the property of Dennis
McGee, ]et 22, 8, E. B. Usborne. Sale at
one o'elook. 11. Brown, Auot.
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trial Exhibitions ate very pleasing to the
eye, but not so remunerative to the
pocket- But we do:both. Our New
Dress Goods are lovely and cheap, All
Flannels and underclothing were never
so cheap before with us, and it will be
to your interest to call and examine our
entire'Stock of Dry -Goods, Groceries,
Boots & Shoes,Eto;, before getting your
Fall Goods. Yours,
J. P. ROSS, Marzet Depot
0. 0. Bummer ck Co.
Gents, -14 daughter was angering ter-
ribly with neuralgia. 1 purchased a bottle
of MINABD'S LI:NIaIENT and rubbed her
face thoroughly. The pain left her end
she slept well till morning. Next night
another attack, another application result-
ed as preciously, with no ret-- -
I Grateful feelings determined me to express
myself publicly. - 1 would not be without
MINARD'S LINIMENT in the hone° at.
any a y OOat.
J. H. B1rmms.
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Minard's Liniment auras Distemper.
Brazes* Poon.
At this season of the year when horsed
and cattle are being taken from green food
andon ut dr the r
p y, y are apt to pet out of
condition and lose flesh, getting a poor
start on a long hard winter, A small in-
veatmentin 1)iek'a Blood i'urifier would
avoid this as it strengthen* the digestion,
gives a good appetite and tones up the
whole syetcm. Stook raisers who use it
do not have the 'chagrin of aeei'bg- eheir.=•
animals come out spring poor. P
Dress Goods
argil Mantlqs
Dress Goffs
and Mantles
Just opened out at
Weisrniller's
The .Iargest Stock of
Dress Goods and Mantles
ever shown in Hensall.
Every lady is .hereby
invited to call and see them.
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HENSALL
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