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The Exeter Times, 1885-7-9, Page 8,t.eter RRO .. One day last week there was on exhibition 667 ; Ida Sweet, 455 ; Eliza Bowe- 9 in Mr. Geo, Hyndrean's show window ad oliffe, 451 ; Elizabeth Deariug, 488 ; """ 110 strawberry which measured seven inches in' Jae, Ba,..$;.w, 368 ; ,Tae,. Sinden, cireumfereuce. Geo, disposed of the berry v fox a considerable sum, wkten it was quarter- 9 322 ;, Geo. Harness, 806 ; Sueau Tg '6e our friends that we are offering for THURSDAY, JULY 9th, 1885'. edana divided among .our hunger -stricken -1 Harrison, 282• y y 628 ' tj7tls season S to d a . individuals. On account of Its Immensity, I First Gla s, -•-•-•Luc ,Tor , : ' Vlore than usually attractive assortment there was enough for each and to spare, The t Walker Dearing, 497 ; EdRar Har- +l, o TEN u SVTP. perltne for arstinaertion, ane berry w.as picked frorA Liao patch of Air, all- , Th f tarnish- e nese, 455 ; Mary Morrish, 442 ; """ "„" Focza t;Sti rs per frac for each subaegneatt is ehrist, Henault. T ase aro tlae acts urate. ds in this column, saw the hungry individuals fell ser t f to au Exeter bo •-•-Ttlsoaz-1 ... `Minnt3 llfOrrtson, 890 ; 1lartha 1~Ard, [ 322 ; Thos, Rowtcliffe, 229 ; James• arlOUSLINES section rriit be ehareectt+ir notices apttearfnt ed us bra person who saw the berry and 1 Dearing, 215. a ul -....-.. _ The following is front the '1'ilr,onburg LOCAL #L N'SWS--We shalt be ha to re- a ,a ,re erring y First Oleos, Junior, Thca, S happy b amateur cbahl Ion athleke R, J ° and'" ceire at all tinges, from any part of the Eacrett, carried of a number of athlete, ors, 324 ; Emma Penhale, 920 ; Wee TO which we Especially devote our attention, among-wliioh County, items of local news, such ,as aC- prized at Norwich. on the let of Jul,. Re l Dearing, 313 ; Chris. Dimly, 809 ; we Would mention, cidents,or any interesting incident what took 1st in the 100 yard race, a Hackle -silver & Ethel Swe:el, 290 ; Yict4iia Dagb&w ever, front any of our subscribers or reed. clock ; 1st in the 124 yard hurdle ;ace, a , , •t yrs generally for the purpose of public- gold sing ; 1st in tine high jump contest, i 272 ; Thos Willie, 201 ;Jas. Sanders.twrOen 0006.5: ration. jumping 5 feet 2 inches ; lit in egg race; i ere, 132, In large varlet' of fabrics and many beautiful de..- _ ._ race; and 2nd in hop; Average attendance for half year-- signs. step and jump, 41 feet, 3 inches. Dick fs 51. the stuff, The Exeter school Board met in 'tiro See ' t • w..• Kirtl)7! slain Checked Printed &e.. rotary a office on Mon ay ey ening, t r s LOCAL HAPPENINGS. DressMusli'ars • d all the Allan kine Rates. members present. bfntntea of former Moet- The rates to Europe per Atlas Line are ing were read and approved. Moved by , 11 armere are busy in the Lay field, lis° this year lower than ever, Cabin passengers.. Chas. Senior, seconded by W. H. Verity, Several parties were stores, stayed Black, White, Cream, Colored; various. widths and $60 to 8S0. Iatetmediate 530. Steerage, thatljames Pickard and Wm cerise, sr., be the village no lldonday night. qualities. X13. These are tete rates from Quebec to appointed a committee to meet Mr. John - in An Orange sermon will be preached Liverpool anti Londonderry. Railway fare, Allison, regarding trees, and to effect s. set - from Exeter to Quebec very low- For par- Bement with hint, zf possible.—Carried. k by REV, Ur. Fear on Sunday morn- Lace O'L r tainA and Curtain Not . oculars apply to J. Spackman, an I:xe- greyed by W. H. verity. seconded by Cbas. tag neat. Large Stock. ter, Ont. Senior, that A. Robinson, caretaker be in. Turnips that were flown before the atrncted to re¢nove large closets and tilt ' 201 Aust'.' Aast l old 'receptacles, antwit ua r ,ta b the fi sofas (arcuate Ravin to • Hot : Hot.: ➢ Sot l :: '`earth, and that lie procure from ten fn twelve ' y F• R h'incSt ttSSpl tl]1QIlt cQ i121 Q cvel SllOR'A . People will sown commence trying their loads of grovel for school rand. -••.Carried re•sow. t new potatoes. moved by elms. Senior, seconded by Wm. Mr. 3. \ oCurdy arrived home ou i C. loves Our firemen atilt practice for fixe hose reel Grigg, that the secretary -treasurer borrow Saturday labs frosts a month's tour in G"Cttun. Litalr~, gill;i(i ; a very varied alltl @tell race at Stratford on the 22nd, $500,• --carried. ,ptosed by ' m. Grigg, , The Salvation Amoy, at Exeter, held a seconded by W. H. \ rity. that the Connell "tauitoes. Evidently he thinks siva aS&Q1tW8Iit, ten•ec ct inbilee at, Hensel! last night. ' be requested to raise the sum of 52,000 for there's co place, like horde. {' The salt' of strawberries this mason in school purposes.'-Carriot. Moved by Glass. ;a'Irs. Will Stacey and son of St, 1 0„4 Exeter bas been immense. Senior, accnndcd by W. H. verttr, that the 'Iguaae, Mich,, and tier brother Air. ! or The Rev. S, F. Robinson, of Exeter. will teachers be ;raid, semi -annually. -.•Carried. E4 ... i pal 4f Taaaml8 tQtl, Qnt,, t►ra COtt41l, L1Sle, Btti pl i iit13, t C, ; flllj ( Zsz]l1 '. preach to the Orangemen at Hensell cu Sun- Moved by George Parrett. seconded by Jue, t -g.1 1' friends 'B he e d ani n of June have been oadly effected $ imbrQj,t eri nal h duet from road aid • i Bell. tsar lure,. Widow Hicks' children boa preeeo visiting r , ' ay neem b :..3u }\ so nes C3 Cretonne 'X'i ngOS, Remember the Masonic excursion and plc- charged ?!5 cents per ntcutli for the privilege A1r, tt; Mrs, R. A„ and Cyrus Ca!- ` Cretonnes uio to Port Swale, the 7th Aug. Special cf attending Exetea: public school,•• -Carried. lander arrived here ou Tharaday last, F To Iuatell a beautiful goods. train. All invited. The secretary was instructed to request thW Their stay, however, was of short 4 gang of fifty men aro at work filling in caretaker, Mr. Robinson, to fix ass ;house so end gravelling the approaches to the new that it will answer for this year. The meet.) duration as they realized no doubt ; S m,allwaree d- d that 't was better further on In this department railway bridge, aug then a lourue , a t t Ire aim to keep constantly ou baud a tui! and complette Sizilzlt'e t' ill immediately relieve w deli c ll `su`, S'ey, The elmniveraary Services of Ike 'stack .,f all the lines, in demand, both in Finley and Brunie Smallacares, .t call ealicited troop, ttih'}1 ung C +apla and Iiranchute. Methodist Sunday belaool rvara)preaett . T” S.+1.1 t,v J. \i, b,rawnan . :lir. Jaq. Oke. of tho Ventral Hotel, return. tea en Satnrdag (Teeing from a trip to the w.11. iVerity's. hit for her lime in laver- It :tilts Latuley, alio has been su=iting at Mr, tlteeeirsa tea lata for last heeled afternoon by Rev. C. Fletcher, IS. A., 0 1 :; c, tear classes Cit., tin .Mau.lsy last, Several of our anglers went to cf Farquhar. Ott Derainien bray a :Utes Gaeta, teacher to the 2nit ; .Wade off, but was caught near the T1 - lie v.1:. J. Megan sen. will wrath bis Grand Baud on Saturday last and :strawberry festival was held in \Ir, Dept. of \ ng In I'ubltc Seltoo ,,; akzdwg rink' , ,a •r 'I f rtu sn i-: t,“lariat Church nest Suu b- li 8, kink's grlve, and, though seine. ' was, on Tnoaday, made eke rncipi ut lira. Thus Trick twilit of the pro Care will , i ,-, - ROUND THE COUNTRY. .. ed on Uabbatb, June 28th, ria the Crediton. morning and eveniug by Rev. R. J. Treleaven, of Loudon, and in the 1 QAC CA LTNG• alas ua .1 -'r ;. Lrougkt promo a largo unmoor 01 ne what of an experiment here, proved !of a hr,utlsome albums ba a number of .i prietor of Trick's mill, (roderich town- 1i,:➢e.b ra lir Currant fvr opt ( Purs, hoh• von aucceaeful, Three hundred liar pupils who have reeeutly been ;skip] ware coming ftp the delta of tilt•. l alw ;t,:l» .: P;,tcdtr for sale at t "utr:tl it lad named 1rtaeia n nae aoukeuo• y :promoted to the highest diviaiou. Stor.-. t'.1:11:7. proildiaor. Qts on Monday to two months' tui: quarts of berries were ordered, but : $ b 4ouate, on Monday sit eraotzn, carry Diem in l” tr, stir :¢ ,h•'nt tla• t+n•n are 14e it -4; IV risoumeut with hard labzzr to (:oil rata aiittiattt was fcnud to be a+utire1s ilo Rev, 1f r. T'urrauco, of 111 neali, ling a crook of butter. and wh©n with. -Val:, 1” : rit haelad." if the guilty per. , crick 'ail for Btea'itt * eil,,1ra n;ltl inadequate to meek the don -lauds of at the repeat of ti:;; members of ;: in a few gene of the top alto pelt her tat, eau ::a a «tit t➢: Will le 1'rr.t?.ra¢.d. 1 e' t; the unusually large catnpany present,' Loyal Orange Lodge : o. 808, will de- ;. belittle, and foil backwards, brettlttug tits T`fr t.nt;=1tltt lznstc+u House is tuainouey Frtaml,the grog•r\ of .\Ir, Jolzu . as many who (leaved zt second dish 'liver a serroan for the benefit of the' her neck, and killing her instantly. i•- a M. a,rileat' silt , ill a few ,"young, 'lhie should be a warning w +. to Bowe more our village +o a, , ;ee, th se -it let t•: 0:. pito , r+t,•.n. • y Warta is talked of for nett year. greed, oat ;iaudac evcizint;, Juiy 1'?tli, at eke tiuit , celled Mr. price from the 1 I ftp late T Mc( u t q l • 11, I , • , a; t' t'e* 41, tat„ 1•t. of1 were tumble to get it. Five hundred Order, in tan Methodist church, 1lille • ,Miss Perdue, who wee near the hams Mr. \:ti➢ verity 1' it e i 'm. tz ainluz passed Etthrongo the McCann y SPiendid addreeeee ware giveti by. at h o (lock. A special col suet t null, who t'„und lee extent fermi the r'>1 an:n.4,3 where he intm.14; 1. reuinnuu..,• a ; paR.t d tarn ¢bh stere on The day Revd, ,Tastes F. Let ear, of Holmes- will bo taken up. The inotubet•e of cense started, A doctor tv.tn eallt•el in,. eyt:;zai,:. tvtz 1y -.'t a LAI Is.trtr a It' a3utt l.aat on the way to L.x©ter Cemetery. vale, W. H. Mucks, of St. :11nr1•e,' The ©refer will appear in hill regalia. ' bet of comae, could do nothing. I)e. eau. The di.ee': i i, tvlttz was a grouter of paint a urian+ r atttnl2.t stagy Sliration, tIra. Wm, I1olt, of v•t •• . cute tc and R. J, '.l`rol,tavau, of L rndou. ` lacy. 1). (C+titt•rau, tivlao lt:is brei • coat01 esti shoot 3:', {''';era if eget. .Lriuv rate,- ,ntcwt the tit :,iu; ,af the l t f'1 sitz heath in a vary t+net zununer, lir, J. 1', (.pat kc, of l;soter, ser. ef• p't„tor of Ii ut,:: Presbyterian Church ' —hareem. 11. W. Ball hive ltti«i ,fila 14 a d +u¢ie•.ent i.in,•:.•f nota. te.,l trete li discharged the of chair. :n-,.a.a., nhtU„ tt. C•.lintlte?r' rviee. 1While retaildu4 by the railway trite!:, 9 y ged h tzi l,IlCliaauav f trat :medley ° t' yt'ttre• iinfe,rznatiou tat,4it13t John llt:lt.ide, Mrs. Williams, wife of t14 C. S. It. train to hie h tie a short distance from the man. Goott MUST ryas prnvtda a'r fast, has acei pteti it Bail to Liao Man- a proprietor of the Albion Verdi, (led- } I. t at.h'•r at :i¢.'1'h Theme. ain•1 Alias :Ennis omega cf t.' •lutnbavilie, •'iiahigau, ,. the choir of the church.- .. The grass •; itouliu Islands, and intends starting erica, for a o antracoi,ti m of the Scott • g • the a ,:,.•i et' lrs: l ,4h'.it aewmee, sof tl Ia !traiu overtook hint, and in trying to ptuceetii+ amounted to •ti1.t,00 !for hot stow charg3 its at few. %%cob:H. :s_ct. Iu company with I.yt, )IcMieL•- 1 Oat . ;gait out of the :ray be ellpoo? and fall. Mr. Catherott,waa univ'trsally respect- tug, 11r. Ball drank a glass t'f abet TLe r,- Hence e.f tho Into II. 'R. Hall, uu 'The traiu passed over him killing him U,ltorne Council. ed in the village mud vicinity, and his • is c,tlled'l;lue Itibh n Beer,' at time 'i lam•. r a , t connected :tl a remains were convey. ---- , r b F lib tt 1➢ of e t anttholvldc nnect lthere intra: pati dept turonzll be reinetted ,u o then ion. and the Inspector, lust wilt l ler further particular.,ic lea»ultour ad- ed to Parkhill end thence to Exeter. The Connell met ou the 4th July lir. John Gordon, the packer ata feeling ltiutt dtl beverage was vertisiug ee puns Cemetery. Nest Sunday, being the 12th of July, the members of the' zeter Orange Lodge will Lttcttrt v. meet in their lodge room at 9 o'clock a. na• It is very desirable that there Await' be a A base ball match was pl*`tyed here fall attendance of the members. The base 'ball club of this town will playa on Saturday, July 4th, between a ;;ante with the Irish nine of Lucian shortly. club from Loudon and the Irish nine, Our boys have had but little or no praotioe which resulted to a victory for the this year, but we have every faith in their latter by a snore of 14 to 18, with one ability to down the Irish nine. On Dominion day Exeter wore a very de innings to spare. Following ie the serted appearance, the people nearly all be- score by innings : Ing away spending the day. The majority of i. Nine. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 them went to the Iake. A person who want- , 1 5 0 2 1 2 1 2 ed a livery rig, on the ist ;could not procure one for love niir money. Messrs. Davis and Reynolds haye com- menced work on their new roller skatingrink, which will be 160x70 feet. The construction of the building will cost a large amount of money, as they intend to put up a good rink. To -night (Thu) sday) Mrs. Prendregast, of Seaforth, will lecture In Hodgin's hall, Hen- sall, under the auspices of the Young Ladies' Literary Society of that village. She has the reputation of being a very good lecturer. The price of admission is only 15 cents. • Two fine stores tit Exeter, belonging to tie Drew Estate for sale very cheap, if nut sold will be leased at a very low rental. , .4. fine brick residence, formerly occupied by Itir. Drew, also a frame cottage, and a vacant village lot for sale very cheap. For Terms, &c., apply to JOHN BANTON, Exeter. Without exception the beat and cheapest lines of Boots and Shoes walleye as yet seen, can now be had at C. Eaorett's, Alio Chil- dren's Carriages, Exprese Wagons, 'Boys', • Bicycles of all sizes, ; also Harness of evsry description constantly on band. Call and see for yourselves. Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods. C. E. 28 2m. In accordance with a petition signed by nearly one hundred rate payers, the Reeve has proclaimed Friday, the 7th'of August a civic holiday for Exeter. The Free Masons have arranged with the Grand Trunk Rail- way Co. to have a special train run .to Port Stanley from Exeter on that day, and no doubt neatly every one will embrace this opportunity of taking an outing. There is a change in the method of paying the school grant. Hitherto the Inspector made an order en the township treasurer in favor of the person bearing an order on him from the trustees. Now the Inspector simply leaves a sehedule of the amounts payable to the several sections, and the' trustees give their order in favor of the : teacher" or secre- tary -treasurer on the township treasurer for the respective amounts. On Tuesday last Samuel Drennan. who hails from Dresden, was brought before Sgnire Macdonell, on a charge of practicing medicine without being a properly registered practitioner. The charge was preferred by Detective Clayton, prosecutor for the Medi- cal Council of Malahide and -Tecumseh dis- trict. Drennan was fined :510, and costs, amounting in all to 013.65. The "Doc" has 715 ; Ella Shepton, 708 ; Clara and Wednesday 22nd and 23rd Sep London C. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 2 5 1 J. Quigley F1 W. Porte Kenny J R. Smith.. INTUIT NINE. R. Collins... W. McRoberts T. Jackson I. Collins ... G. Fife VD LONDON CLUB. Runs. Outs. 1 5 2 2 2 3 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 2 3 2 1 4 14 24 Runs. Outs. • Lyons ..... 0 7 Garrett 1 2 Pearson... ........... 2 3 Beamish 2 3 H. Langford 2 3 MoLearen . 3 2 W. Langford 1 4 Golding.,. t 1 1 1 2 Walden • 13 27 .11 Stephen. The following is a correct report of the pupils of S. S. No 8, Stephen, for the month of June, based on attend- ance, conduct and general proficiency. Fzfth Class.—Alfred Moorish, 296. Fourth Class. --Theo, Sweet, 377 Melissa Jory,: 212 ; Nora Bagshaw, 157. Third Claes, Junior.—,Mary Sand- ers, 582 ; Lucretia Jory, 540 ; Mary Dinny, 510 ; Emily Jory, 504. Arae belle Moorish, 494 Robt. Dinny, 457 ; Wm. Morrison, 443 ; Jane Meerisb, 404 ; Hiram Shapton, 319 ; Grace Sanders, 292 Henry Pen. bale, 283 ; Martha°Dearing, 184. Second Clasen --Ellen Deering, inst., pursuaut to adjournment. All Stapleton Salt Works, Clinton, tlitl other t tau claimed for i , sett the the numbers present. ..• lxinutes of soma gaud work last week, whici, teas bottle irum evlzieh he L:tat tltttuli to P previous meeting read and confirmed. , to pack ecu pundred barrelse of 80111 Win. Siuindera, the ,government nu. Valle--iiorney That with refer - per day for tis days, making 0 total alyst rt Lond:,ai, That official has once to notice from airs. Ilaunali of (100 barrels, each guaranteed to be returned a report of his annlyeis, Reeves as this Council to have full weight. 800 lbs. This iueladed characterizing the beverage as boor, the side line between Lots 5 and fl, the haudhug of the barrels from the eoutaiuing the usual percentage of con 10, changed from its present cooperage, heading up, branding, and Jabo0Lo1. course. loading on cars. 11 is hereby Resolved to take no The average attendance at the action therein, this Council not being Clinton Model School for the month aware of any error in • the road now of June was 411, an increase of 27 established, no previous complaint over the same time last year. This having been made against it.—par- is a large attendance for the closing ried. month, when it is also remembered Shier---Gardiner—That with .refer- that a number of children were sent ence to a communication from the home on account of whooping cough. l eat, and they are being ably assisted Clerk of Biddulph to this Council to A number of parents attended the by the llev. Mr. Cook, formerly of pass a by-law to confirm a similar public examination of the school on Varna, but now of Bluevale, and one passed by the Municipal Council Tuesday. members of the Methodist church. John A. MoEwen, Esq., of Morrie, Their labors were very successful . re - returned home from the Highlands oently in Brucefield and Bethany, and of Scotland last week, accompanied we hope hope they will equally so by a nephew, whoends to make at Bayfield. Canada his home f,plle futare. John A. says he had a very pleasant voy- Tenders wore opened by the Coon - age but it was either raining or snow- ty Clerk. on. Saturday last for the ing all the time he was there, so he erection of stone piers and au iron could not get around as much as be superstructure for Ball's bridge, and would liked to have done. Mr•. W. for an iron superstructure for the Loudesboro bridge. Three tenders were received for the masonary, viz., from Jos. Nagle, Arthur Cantelon and Wm. Gibson, the figures ranging from $2,850 to $4,000. The con- tract was awarded to. Nagle for the former figures. The offers for the iron work in each case were -from the Hamilton Bridge Co., the Toronto Co., and I. J. Fisher, of Kincardine. The Salvatiou Band aro holding regular religion§ services iu the Meth- odist Church iu Bayfield, and are doing a good work. The meetings are largely atteuded, and the people seem to take a living interest in the proceedings. The members of the Band seam to be thoroughly in earu- of Biddulph restraining cattle from running at large on the boundary be- tween Biddulph and 'Osborne. It is hereby Resolved to take no present action therein.—Carried. Shier—Gardiner —That the Reeve and Deputy -Reeve be appointed a committee to make compensation with Mrs. Dinning for her trouble in connection with the child recently left at her house by some unknown _ Allison, of Belgrave, who went with party ; also to make further provis- him, •.will return in about two weeks. ions for the future maintenance The let of July passed over very thereof. -tarried. quietly at Zurich. The business Shier—Halls—That Mrs. Johne re places were all closed and most of the ceive $4 for relief.—Carried. citizens went to the lake shore to at - Halla:' -Horney--That Thomas tend the picnic in Bowman's grove Wilson receive $15 for rent of house, given by the school children. This washing, &o., also to provide provis- was a most pleasant .affair. . Early ions for Joseph Hewitt and wife.— in the eveniug the people came flock- Carried. Shier-Gardiner—That W. Dish - man be paid $32.80 being for 17 weeks board cf William Stark up to the: 4th July inst.—Carried. On motion the Council adjourned till Saturday the 5th September at 11 o'clock, a. en. N. J. CLAB1, Clerk. Not Far from Home. News Condensed. The Hay Branch Agricultural So- ciety have decided to hold their an- nual fall show at Zurich, on Tuesday been here for some time: Sanders, 696 ; Edmund Shapton, tember, , ing home, and afterwards the streets In the cies of Bali's bridge the figur- were quite lively for a while. During es were respectively, 22.75. X23.50 the day the village looked as if the and $23 per foot ; and for Londes- half-breeds and red -skins had cleaned' boro bridge, $18.40, $19 and $17 it out and left nothing but the .build• Ings. -On Thursday afternoon as Mr. Jona Simmons, from near Lumley, was driving east on Goderioh street, Seaforth; and when nearly opposite the Catholio cburoh his horse sud4ten ly shied to one side of the road, up- setting the buggy. Mr. Simmons. and a lady whowas with him were tbown out. The lady was not injur- ed, bat Mr. Simmons' was rendered insensible by the fall, and it is said per foot. The. contract , for` Ball's bridge was awarded to the Hamilton Co., but in the Londesboro bridge the clerk deoided to await the ret.rn of Commissioner Hays froau the. North-• west before awarding the contract. By the use ;of ltianington's Qui- nine Wine ui-nineWine and Iron, and Tonic Dinner Pills, the blood is purified and a healthy skin is the result. Beware of imitations.: CSee;, that yon get "Hanington's, " the "original and genuine. For sale by all druggists, and had hie arm broken. 'The horse ' general dealers in Canada. .