The Exeter Times, 1887-1-6, Page 8Breaides.
INSIMANCE,
a II- eeee, , reetella, op N rv Feeee, Two eat' loads or iambs were shipped from
ta Leo a' pavat, thie depot yesterdity, for the oaten]. murk -
TEE WESTRAN ASSURANCE COM.
BANY Or -reroute : also tor the l'IBE Rr8.•
/NSIIRANON COMPAPI Y.tit ltoittlom ugh: Mr. IL Kineman has been engaged to
the BO CANADIAN, of Montreal, tim teach o 44()ol io the soothero portioo of
BRIT1SB 1IRB TAIT/ ASJ BA N (to;\
PANY, of louden. Eeglaud. etitabl ished 124. c“01)11°11 '")vBS1.11..Pt at a calarY of $40Q,
Asseta over aaeoe,eee ; eieneeane boutmea "polite -eel metters helve became calm, and
,
:paid, over aloameeta the, eitizeva geeerally have aseumed that
iendly feelieg winch prevailed previoue to
Xekt eii11105. the eitemeat •
- • There were several private soefel hops on
---- • --. New Year'a lave, some of them eentinuing
T HUE Sp A , JAN. Ott), 1887. until 1.10,\t morning. The denee at the
station hotel brek,e up at daybreak.
-New Yeas passed oil velar quietly on
L 0 G' Ntelera.--Tre Omit! I) hap p y 40 re- Saturday. Sleiglaridieg seemed to be the
Je'iee t ait timesfront any part of the chief amusement, and tlie sleighing in, town
°may, ttents of local, news, s qha& ac- was very good.
cidento,or any interesting incident what The man, service is becoming defeetive.
• . f our 4 abscribers or r ,ad
erer, /OM ant/ 0. tate, three and four 'Unica a weerwe
ers generally for the. purpose of preeve DO ublic- ,r0} Gatn DX.1 , n „bto, the
atien. following day after it should arrive. Where
the trouble is we cannot find out. "
TEN cENTB Oer line for firs t er tio n,anc
tOBB 0 Werra' ran' lino for each subsetnima in The baud was out playing on New Years
iertion win be eleareedfo uoticee ap i/earint Eve, and made things lively. The Salem-
thie colemn,
tion Army was also out on parade, playing
------ their musical" instruments shortly after 12
LOCAL HAPPENINS. o'clock.
hose mils who got ip on Christmas
On New Years afternoon, 11411111ton, son
of Al r, 1noeh Folliele, of Exeter North, we
found lying in an unconseious conditien on
the eitle of the rOad a short distance souta of
the North End hotel, HQ eOliki neither
move nor Speak, wits takeh to the hotel,
and after a time lie revived aifflicieutly to
!walk home, The young man is subject to
tithe and had fallen ;in °lie while walking
along the road.
Aunivereataa
On ShndaY next, jan'y fith, sermons will
he preaeheil in the Mahast. 'Meth. church,
at 10;30 a. na and 6:30 p. m. -by the Rev, A.
M, Phillips, B. D„ of St. Marys, A colic°
tionat 050)15evviee in aid of the trust fluid,
On the Monday evening' followitia at 7.30
offleck, a lecture Will be delivered by the
Rev. W. S. Pascoe. Subject :-"The
Merry Monareh." Admissiou, by silver col-
olecotiia at the door. Music by the church
h
Caving up Business.
Chas, Sontlicott having decalea to move
I to TovoneteediOnt 1st March, neat, now, d-
i fors hisdaasiness for sale. The preenses are
also for sale or to eent. :All accounts must
be paid. by ist February next, otherwise
A large stock of •Faney Goods, suitable miming disappointed because they didn't they will be put into court for collection.
' for Xentea preeents for young or old at Cen- find offers of marriage iu their stockings Gyeat bargains will he offered in ordered
traa Drug Store; C. LUTZ. shouldn't be discouraged. Leap year isa clothing. 25 per cent. discount will be al-
enton Bros. • thss making department only twelve months distant. , lowed for the next 30 days.
R
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Anthony
aeosened, Miss Wood, in charge. Charges
Holland is eery ill. He has been confined
nib , erate,, and satisfaction guaranteed. '
A fall assortment of Christmas and Nto his bed for several days;.and has suffered 1 Very Displeasing.
ON'S'
Years cards,-15testdesign and at low a great deal of pain. At times his life has A yoaug men of Usborne toWnehip pro-
-prices, at the Central Drug Store, .C. Diaz, been despaired Of, but we hope he may 00050(1to )3'aaquhar, on Saturday. last, to
'Prop, speedily reeover entirely front his affliction. take his best girl for a drive., He drove up
'"Adieu,' she said sweetly, as he kissed Thto the resideoce, and, leaving his horse nu -
e following vote was polled for the con
. . her good. night, "He's adieual, ain't he," testanta for councillorship in Exeter :---,las.tied while in the house, it became restless•
231 ; T. B. Carling, 226; D. johns and ran away, clearing several fences and
snug out herlittle brother as he vaniehed Pickerd, ditches in, its rotate. . The cutter was con
up stairs, You may well say thia.peor fel- 196 .; J. N. Hooper, 93 ; J.. P. Clarke, 57. siaerably damaged; but the horse was not
ow's. . corns were sadly trampled uPon. The two latter gentlemen . having signified
However, . he should have msed Searlett'stheir intention of not aeeeptina thinjured. It is always best to secure well
e nomin-
r ,
• Sure Cure for 'corns, sold only at Seerlett s Iation (but not until it was tot?latfflaceounts
youhorse in cold weather.
; -
. •Ati. George Knight, who has for several
years °coupled the position of telegraph
operator at the railway depot here, has been
promoted to the more lucrative position of
stationagent at Ethel, on the Wellington,
Grey ,.% Bruce Railway. Mr. Knight is de-
serving of promotion, as he has always been
painstaking, obliging and efficient io the
discharge of his duties. The Company have
made a good selection in appointing Mr. K.
and while we congratulate him on his pro-
motion, we hope soon to hear of his appoint
Ment to a still higher and more important
mg than to see a window bedaubed Alan positn 0.
tobacco SaliVa. If they do it purposely
there is nothing sharp about it, and if acca Village Council.
dentally, they- should try and quit. 1 The council Met by order of the reeve, at
Jan'y 6th, '87.
Drua Store Exeter. for the small vote polled,
Mr, M. Parkinson, teacher of the 'Strath-
.' Without exeeption tee best and cheapest roy High School, formerly a resident .of
lines in Boots and Shoes, we have as yet Exeter, where his father resides, was mar-
, seen, can nowbeluta !at C. Encretes, Chia ried last Wednesday, to Miss Lizzie,
'theme - !Carriages, ExPrese Wagons, Men <laughter of Mr. Thos. Magladery, of Park-
- stud.Woinem's Felt BooteeMen's Hand -Made hill. The presents received from the
Bode, elso sgood assortment of men and friends were valuable and numerous. Mr.
woneen's OvereShoes ana Rubbers of every P's many friends wish him a life of prosper-
deeeription, also Harness, Trunks, Valises, ity.
and Whips constantly on hand. Call and Those persons Who are in the habit of
be cent -Meech . Butter and eggs taken lu spitting tobacco juice, on store and other
exchange for goods- AlF° it first-class Brick windows, 'while passing along the street,
Flou,•se foe sale or to rent. should stop it, for nothing is more disgust -
Accident,
Mr. Cudmore, while splitting wood in the
,' yard:op:Tuesday morning, had a very ugly
wound, inflicted on his foreheacl. The axe
caneht on 0 clothes line and caused the pole
-to strike him between the eyes. The cut,
whani was an inch long and pretty deep,
bled profusely. Dr: Browning attended to
'the wthnel and no serious injiery will result,
save that e scar will remain. -On Sunday
eve pining last, Mr. Alex. Davie, of the
Landon road, north, , met with an accident
by 1A-hic1x two of his ribs we.re broken.
appears that while he was working about
- the stable'one of the colts kicked him,
staving intwo ribs in the right side of his
body. He is again about, but carries him-
self carefully.
"15allway Meeting.
As per requisiticm of a large number of
ratepayers, a public meeting was held in the
--a-setreei martridtireveliii4 dile-
cuss the 'feasibility of bonusing the '6'. P. R.
Co. to run their proposed branch through
this -place, at an early date. There was a
-.pod representation of ratepayers present,
ind after electing Mr. John Gould to the
kali' and Geo. Moir as Secretary, business
vas proceeded with. First in order was the
election of a committee to work iu eonjunc-
ion with committees in other places, in the
interests of the people and advancement of
the scheme; the follo-wing aentlemen were
chosen :-Jas. Swenerton, Geo. Willis, L.
• Hardy, Geo. Samwell, J. N. Hooper, W.
Carling, W. H. Verity, J. Farmer and Geo.
Moir. Having thus disposed with , this
:branch of the business, the chairman invited
discussion upon the matter and responses
were rapid and many. Short addresses
were given by the grain merchants, whose
interests are greatly affected by the railway
monopoly which now exists; and by other
gentlemen of the village who are more or
less interested, It was proven ay Mr. Swen-
aerton that the necessity of another road was
a grave one; that under the existing cir-
munstances, shippers were entirely at the
mercy of the G. T. R. Company, and had te
wait their pleasure in the matter of shipping
:produce, &c. He also showed that by se•
miring another branch of railway, • it would
not only benefit those, apparently directly
interested, but would more or less prove
beneficial to the public at large -it aveuld
enhance the -value of property.; andfarther-
more be an inducement to menufaethrers to
locate here, who,, under the presentstate of
affairs, would -not, an5 could not profitably
do so; that.by securing another road, ' Exe-
d'et, Would be,a competing point, and instead
• -oalalibling up other towns to gobble our
Promotion.
The Ross (eequirpated as Mr. Bishop calls the Market House, Dee. 30th. All the
ineinbers present. Minutes of the previous
meeting were read and. confirmed. Moved
ber.I. Pickard, seconded by D. :Mhos, that
orders be granted for the following sums,
hood, at the annual meetings last week
passed resolutions to have the hook replaced Spicer, a4.7o, paid for inspectme
weigh scales ; M. Eacrett, $57.25 balance
by the Bible proper, and in many cases the
of salary, selecting jurors, postage and sta-
Ross book was severely condemned. The
tioieey ; Hart & Co., $a3.36. blank forms ;
Minister of Education will begin to imagine
• - 11 & Pickard, $5.30 for lumber and
that he cannot altogether rule the edvilized Salmse
labor on draM ; Geo. Eacrett, $30 for sal -
people of Ontario, in such matters.
ary as treasurer, postage and stationery ;
The election, on 'Monday last, was not Jas. dignan, $9.85 for rep. water tank and
nearly so exciting as is generally the case. implements ; Jas. Beer, $1 for selecting
There need not have been an election, had jurors ; Robt. $2.50, error in ass -
the simerauous candidates who were nomin- essment, • the collector, $1.124 error in
ated for councillors, restgned in proper collector's roll, and '25itts. postage; and the
time. The.time for receiving resignations council $22.50 for railway fare to Kinear-
havieg these. aeaaea- raaaed dine re Towo Hall. -Carried. Moved
to.enter the field, and they, having no de- by D. Johns, seconded by'W. 'lloskin, that
t-ordin
faretasseeeeeeaeeatineitais,equentlY defeat- Ross & Taylor's tender for carpenter work
11 ed, eie. foi kseless to waste of -town hall, $3,774, and A. Sheere's :ten -
their taites by ree, g n"-eahriftia`tes. der fa . 'brick work, plastering, etc., $1,250,
the limit f 't helm(' the lowest be accepted.-Carreed. -
Although the sun reachea s
Southern trip on the 21st ult., eY.et
but little difference in the length of the day.
.1Trone: Contention,
Even yet the sun gets lazier in the morn-
ings, rising a minntelater until the 8th of
January, when it takes a turn tor the bet-
ter. In the evenings, however, the change
it) Bible' seems to have met its cloomen tine
seetion of • conetry. The trustees of the
'tearions schools theoughout the neighbor-
TRA,Y,E1) front tile preinises or
so p ,°Ipeei..11ollrlae,Tojelzt)17(111'elPeti.100..a°19/11) .0114' alleVotIon‘l'iolr.
lest,two aearliog btoog-ono red and one
14111t.areY. nereen givingtsuol) inforxua-
tirm as Will lead to their teteavery, or returning
them to me, will Im suitably .:)-ea:11.1:rioeDact.
H GLYN Ill'IE1,11),
2-1
11-41' BoTtiniSitTo-do-ras ig4nrnoc7, 14.1), l'tt)oelvt.1:1i0iSt,
of Hey. on Or About 1st Beeemeer, ono yeeeling
limier. Tim ernier is requested to prove
property, pay expenses, and take the animal
awa 01:1 Cleaal [WIELD, I
Dashwoosi P. 0,
ANKET'St $L4NKS
NOTICE.
The annual,ineeting or the Usberne Bib-
bert Mutual Piro Insurance Co'y, -will be held at
the, Flood l'oarquhar, Illcoinnv,
et one o'clock p.m. The business of the meet.
ing will be tor the purpose of licaring, the
14ireoters' and Auditors' Iteports, electing of
Directors, and taking into con sideration the
laws respee4ing steitin threshers ; also atrY
other business it sually transacted at annual
meeting.
GILE4EciPIF,
FARM FOR SA.LE.- The under-
signed offers for sale his farm, Lot 7,
Concession 6, Usboruo Township, containing
00 flares of excellent lend, ae d which, is eituat,
ect ea miles from Exeter. There are upon the
premises n, comfortable boast, mid geed bank
barn-e0x06-rtnet first class stabling. Also two
good won s of water. Who property is wen un-
derclrained. There will. also be sold two tIOVAS
of the North -half. Good orchards on beta
Places. Terms, EasY•
ROBT.000PNR.
(4 -ins)
- 'AT TIIE
EXETER WOOLLEN: 'MILLS
awo PAxas. 250
All li,inds of Yarns, Tweeds, Flannels, Shirtings,
AT A ,SMALL ADVANCE ON WHOLESALE PRIOES.
•11,1anuracinring these goods oureelvee, we are enabled to Fell at Lowest Figures.
PARTIES REQUIRING A GOOD BLANKET
Would do well to inspeot mu' stook before purchasing elsewhere, Ive havo it Full Assor
men ou ood, 250 pairs of all 'Weights and sizes. 1:00 pairs Horse:Blankets, differtit
patterns', selling' ehotipl
R. MUIR Prop.
CO1W77,7"0 0:1D "VT...S., asrim:.o.
,
46...era
Tlie Anna lUeoting of the Stephen
horn° Agricultural Society, will be held at
wlcsha,w's hotel, Exeter, on Thursday,'J anti-
ary 15111, at 2 o'clock. p. to., for the parpose,Of
oleoting officers for the ensuing year, and the
receiving of the annual report. The -tlirectcire
of the Society will meet at same place on, N.11,LOW
dllte, at 11 o'clock, a m
A.G. DYE,11, S 00re ',Wry.
1.41 STRAY HEIFER.--Curtie'o-fillie
'J premises of the undersigned, 1,oti 03, Cou
6. Township of nay, on er about, the first dayof
July, a young Golfer. The owner is requesten
to prove property, pay expenses, um clAalte hor
away.
WILLIAM WILSON.' ;
NOTICE.-Notiee is hereby •givota
to all parties, against giving credit on
my account teetny wife, Isabella Hooper, as
will not be responsible for any debts ehe con-
tract% me she has left my bed and board with-
ou tjust cause or provocation. .
EDWARD BO OP Elit.
Dec, 28rd, 16,95, 11-1)
TO ADVE.RTISEF1S
For it check for 59,0 we will print a ten -line
advertisement M Ono issues of leading
American Newspapers, ['his is at the rate of
only one -firth of cents, (Inc. for 1,000 Circu-
lation The advertisou:ent will be placed
ofore One Million ailierent newspaper pm -
chasers Five, MILLION READERS. Ton
lines will accomodate about 75 words. Ael-
dress with copy ot y. ancl check, or aend 30'
cents for Book of 100 pages. , • ,
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Those who contend that the discussion of ,1 r
the town hall question should not have ' • .1
1.11) A. ail t Lie c;naitions are
nen introduced at the Railway meeting ' •
ee 06(1' t1 011One
last Friday night, could not have consider -
has already taken place, the sun to -day set- ed. the matter in its proper light, for, if the
1
ting some twenty minutes later than it did town has to shoulder a large debt in order
on the 21st ult. After the change orice to secure increased railway facilities, (which
set e in the days lengthen from two to four every one agrees is necessary to ensure the
minutes per twenty-four hours. growth and prosperity of the village) the
In view of the fact that the election of present liabilities as well as those it is pro -
schooling in the future, would it not be well for certained, and if it is found. that the cost of
trustees gives promise of being excit- posed to assume, should be accurately as -
the board of trustees to make application the town hall and the bonus to the railway
and secure the election on same date upon
which municipal elections are held, thereby
saving unnecessary trouble and expense?
This -important matter was mentioned last
year, but as the election of trustees has for -
sortie years been a matter of no concern,
the board, presumably, thought it useless
to make any change. May the change be
efiected this year..
When a man works for nothing and
boards himself, he is usually rather indif-
ferent about obeying orders. He is not very
anxious th whether he pleases or not.
He is more liable to assume the manner of
mastet than of a servant, and the fact that
he works for the public instead of for pri-
vate parties, makes not the least difference.
Everyone knows that the foregoing is true,
yet the people strive to run the affairs of
the village on just such it ba,sis, and then
are so illogical as to find fault with the out -
trade, We would be iu a position to secure come. This would be great fun if it did
more; the greininerchants, being enable(' not cost so much.
,•to obtain better rates as it consegnence of The election for school trustees took place
the competition, could offer better prices for
.• grain than outside villages with only one
railway eou'd afford to do and thereby
ealiettve tracle tee -town, which we do not at
„present receive. Several gentlemen made
yesterday. There were six candidates, W.
H. Verity, Chas, Senior, John Bell, D. A.
ROSS, Chas. Eacrett and Dr. Lutz. There
were three to be elected out of the number,
W. Verity, .Chas. Senior and John Bell,
eaemaaketo the same effect, and nearly all being
present eeemed to be greatly in favor of g the lucky candidates, polling 159, 112
and 106 respectively. The Board is corn-
bonusing the road. A resolution was Das
sed instructing the Sec'y to confer With) posed. of Messrs. J. Pickard, W. Grigg, sr.,
J. P. Clarke, W. H. Verity, a Senior, and
towns inteeested, and glean all information
John Bell -the old crew. Dr, Lutz and C.
possible,. anti report to. coinmittee hi due
Eacrett, signified their intention of not con -
time. Matters pertainaig directly to the
testing the election, claiming that the old
Railway scheme haying been discussed,
number in the audience were anxious toa Board should be retIrned.
know in what position they were (financially)
to grant a bonus supposing the company
ahould decide to run their line through this
neighborhood. Mr. White, Mr. Banton and
Grigg, jr. gave their views on the town
hall question, putting forth arguments to
the olfect that if the erection of thetown
hallavere proceeded with, the majority of
the tratepeyere would certainly vote against
Brief Tiits,
Pretty cold weather. -This is the first
time tll'e TIMES has heen issued since last
year. ---How many are there who have their
full list of resolutions for 1887 entirely un.
broken ?--The roads have been a little heayy
in the country, owing to the snow being
drifter1.--Frozeu ears were not unfrequent
during the last few, days. -Sleighing parties
granting a bonus to a railtvaar, for theburden
of raebt would be heayier than eould be con- are ninnerous this year.
foreably darried ; bat that if the erection of
"the ball were postponed, and the money Carnival.
oted for that purpose, sapplemented ley a
atflicient sum to make $20,000 in all, the
mins if asked for would undoubtedly be
alven. The majority of those paesent accen-
t/late be in favor of the latter scheme'd
an
'liter a hot discueeion•-soe in favor o
mf pro-
- Leading with hall, and also greeting bonus-
, the theeting closed. At a subeeqeent meet-
ing Of the committee Mr. Swenerton was
eelected chairman and Mr. Geo. Moir Secre-
tary. We are anximie thatthe railway shall
emietect this village with the route, but do
not feel altogether favorable to granting a
bonus unless the erection of the town hall is
doLdTed tintil a later period, Nothing de,
finite2, M.tm been decided upon by the council
51 yet, but before another itiste inatters vrill
have been eettled favorably oe uniaverably,
1,1 the Mearitinee the railevay Scheme Will be
looaed after.
On New Year's evenioa the first carnival
which has been held in Exetvr this season,
took place on the roller rink'. The attend-
ance of skaters was very !fair, but there
were not as many spectators present as
there would have been, had the weather
been more favorable, it being very cold.
The costumes were not veryelaborate, but
there were several good eomic dresses, and
in the greceful Skating there Was keep coin-
petion. Altogether a very pleasant evening
was spent. The following are the names of
those to whom prizess were awarded :--
Gent's eomic costume, A. Stafflalte C.
Willis ; Lady's character costume, dattie
Hawkahaw ; Lady and gent's graoeful
sketing, 15, Tait and L. Oke, 3. 13aavden
and S. Weekes • GerWs figure eight race,
Gee. latierett, Davis ; Gent's three -100-
o
ged raco, G, Facrett and 3,
would be more than the corporation could
bear without crippling itself, then the ex-
penditure which will secure to the village
the greatest benefit should he preferred, and
that of the least importance deferred till a
more convenient season. There is no doubt
that -the railway bonus would result most
beneficially. Besides, the town hall invest-
ment can he gone Lit° in the future, and
this may be the last opportunity for many
years that Exeter will have te secure an-
other railroad. The matter was brought to
light at an opportune time, and.ehad the de-
sired effect, -we uederstana.
Entrance Examination.
The examination for entrance to High
Schools was held in the public school in•
this village, on the 21st, 22nd and 23r5 of
December. The examination was a very
fair one and the majority of the candidates
who wrote at Exeter and also of those who
wrote at Goderich were successful. The
maximum number of marks wasI55, and to
pass, the candidate must make 50 per cent.
or 375 marks and 33 per cent, tin each
snbject. The following candidates passed
at Exeter :-
1. Allie Grigg.. ..Exeter School 641
2. Ellie Bell No. 1, Tuckersinith.635
3. Arnold Bowerman Exeter School...591
4. Pearl Rollins 581
5. John A. Gregory " 576
6. Maud Hicks 527
7. Wesley II. Harvey., No. 5, Usborne, 518
8. , Robert aluldrew, No. 9, Stanley, 514
9. Daniel Beil, No. 1, Tuckersinith, 510
-10, Earnest R. Eacrett, Exeter School, 491
11. Horace H. Follick 481
12. Percy Verity " 481
13. William Mitchell, No. 1. Usborne, 454
14. Henry Baker, Exeter School, 441
15. Margaret Elerington, No.10 Usborne 431
16. Ida J. Kydd, No 5, Usborne, 430
17. Abraham J. Ruly, No. 4, Hay, 422
18. Maggie Stewart, No. 1 Usborne, 416
Some of the candidates who did not pass
in every particelar have been recoinmeaml
to the Education Department as fit to enter
on High School work, but until they; -are
passed by the Education Department, • the
na,mes can not be published,
The February number of Seibner'it -,2Vaga-
zine, of which 125,000 conies httve been or-
dered ae. a first edition, will contain a most
interesting article, by Mr. Jelin leepee,
upon thc "Likenesses of 3 -Willa Creear " with
18 pertraits, one of afflich, engraved by all...
alf. 13. Closson, will be the frontispiece of the
number, • A new story is begine in tile 540120
number, by Mr, la. Stimson, pa S. of
Dale) entitled, "The Desalt -tare' Legatee."
l'he second instellment of ex,Minister *Wash.
bargee 4aRetnin1ecenees of the seige and
cOmmune of Palls° is of the greatest interest,
describing at it (lees the West ifflereetina
phases of the seige.
1'101,et35l(L.
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By order,
A. P. BRADLEY,
Seeretary.
„Lys niid Can's,
13011111'S STORE
MIREKTON.
See how they head off in Low Prices for
1887.
18 lbs. Bright Sugar,
10;lbs. Tea,
8 Plugs Chewing Tobacco,
1 Large Navy Plug, -
All Wool Cotton, per yard,
Grey Cotton, yd witle,
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