The Exeter Times, 1887-10-6, Page 1T
kl. DIOli.SI)1v, Barrietei', Soli..i♦ cher of Supremo Court,NotaeYPublto'
Oouveyaneer ;lotninissioner, &e. Money to
Loan,
Ofhcei r'a:,rtra lilock,Exeter,
yy II, 001LLI1\i S,
.Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc.,
IrrXETEE, - ONT.
O1llooSainwell'e131ock Flail sold office.)
ARMOUR W. FORD
Solicitor iuthe Supreme court of Ontario,
Conveyancer, Comnlissioneri &e., &o: Special
attention given to the collection of claims in
the United States. Patents proesirdl,• money
to loan ab lowest rates, O,lioo : Opera„Holtse
23lgck, St. Marys, Out.
LLI OT.
LLIOT & ELLIOT.
Barristers,
. SolicitorsNotallos Public
'onve -.aueors tie &o.
Sze,
kr
t ioyuey to Loan at Lowest Rates ° of
lutorest.
OFFICE, - MAIN - STREET, EXETER.
is. V. LLLIOIe J. ELLIOT..
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. DENTAL.
�1 - L BILLINGS',
zaz; -TIST,
OFFICE': over O'.)" E!1BL'S Bank
Nitrous Oxide Gas for Painless Extraction.
W. E, CARTWRIGIIT, L. B. S..
SURGEON : emise TIST.
Y{ , Graduate of the Rayal "College of
,.Y ti ;, Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Hav
�A.A`ingfnruiehodfiva Dental R. .
onJAli ES -ST„ 2 Doors East of Central Hotel,
Exeter, Ont., where' am prepared to perform
all branches of the Dental profession with ease
& skill. -pr> - T.6 -SLE 'VAOR
usedin extracting teeth. Charges, Moderate;
Terms, Oash,
i.
I KINSMAN ,DENTIST...D.S''
1..J...
"unic11 s Block, ale -sl., Exeter,
Extracts Tooth without pain,
by giving Vegetable Vapor. Gold
+•` ., Filings and all other dental
work the best possible. Goo
1i1 ti..,,.r, to Zuntozl ori last Thursday in,
each month.
MEDICAL
rt LUTZ, D. M:, t
\J • Offfeeat itisresidence Exeter
0 W. BROWNING- M. D., M. 0 I
• P.S,GraduateVictoriaUniversity.016es
.udiresidence,t)ow role nlrnborate/ v.Exeter
i.
'FIR. RYNDMAN, coroner for the
-LJ County of Huron. 011ieo, opposite Mr.
I. Carling's store, Exeter,
R. J. A. ROLLINS, M C' P. S
O. Office, Main St. Exeter 0 nt.R widen
' 1 byP. McPhillips,
:enonserecontly occupies,
Flag,
TAR. WOODRUFF,
JJ:, Pormanently located in No. 185 I
Zneen h. .Avenuo, London, a few doors
last ofOffico. Special attention given to
liseasesof the Eye, bad sight, and the pres-
rrvation of vision : diseases of the Isar, im-
reared hearing, and discharges from the ear;
tiseases of the Throat, chronic inflammation
of the Nose, catarrh being a common
n pai •ed hearing.
cauxe of
AUCTIONEERS.
T--ENEY EILBER, Licensed Auo-
11LL tionoer for Hay, Stephen, and McGilli-
rray:Townships. Seles conducted atmoderate
:atom. 0 trice—At Post -office, Crediton, Ont.
CHN('',,r�?dIL, Auctioneer for the
Towns •Of Stephen, Hay and Usborno
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Salus
arranged at this office.
VETERINARY.
"HEW TO THE LINE,
LET THE
CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
DEiF34wOo d,
Beenee Weenier cold here,,•—$wild•
ing opereteems'Ire in full blast at pres-
ent. --Mies' 11. Simnel Who tette been
Y;eztinp to Zurich, has :returned twine.
—The Members Cf our bloyele OW) took
It trip to Zurich last s4tturday, finite a
number of our boys intendgetting'
wheels next summer --Mr. August,
" Schrader, who has been visiting; through
— W ---- ^ the States, returned home Ssturday,
r �+ -' - - - i wife; who O0'POBER fl;h Jon Belies & SONS been residing there for scene ! 1$�7, � a times-
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r
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and Jamaica.
New and elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping
nd Day' Cars run on through Express trains,
seen ersior Great Britain or tho,Conti•
Pa g leaving Toronto at 8,30 a. m. Thurs•
day willjino • e
day will join outward .'nail steamer at Balt -
fax a, re. Saturday, nd Do01rn-
cornuhoctatt
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commodation at Halifax for shipi ent of grain
and gonornl merchandise.
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Information as to Pa!iaongor and Freight
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ROBERT 71.1VI.)OBtE,''
't•X 'Western VP:fight&passenger Agent
sinHouse l3look,'3t"ork iii, Torento
T.oe 1).P07?TINGER,
Chief Superintonclen
.,'to lV',Betov leth,1886
Ettilway
Cull and Examine fo," Your-
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Farmer, Atkin I
XLIP .lIR..6d.c�erml N C LL
WOOD HAM.
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mills for a term of years ; and will be pleased
to have a cull from all. The mill has recently
been improved, by the addition of new mach-
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add a set of rolls as soon as possible ; and all
combined, the
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Will be second to none in the West,
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sale or
exchanged for oats.
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GUARANTEED.
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J. & A. MoNEVIN,
July 14.]
Props,
9.
LOTS X119 NEW GOODS
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,South Huroni
Fall Fair.
Tho Union fall fair of the South Huron
and Stephen & Unborn° A„1 Societies'' was
�+
held in Exeter. on Monday and rl'gastlay.
There was a continuous down pouring of.
rant during the two days, which to a very
large degree marred the success. of
\Vhile rho tthe itedshow.
at andanca of people was limited
to a few hundred, the gate receipts aggrega-
ting atom $90, the show of horses' and cattle
n as good, sheep, swine, poultry &c. being an
average. The hell was well filled with ladies
work, fruit, &c,, while there was a vast
falling off in the fruit exhibit, Space being
limited, we cannot enter in details, but give
the prize list only, which is as follows ;—
HoRSEs,--IAZP011TED HEAVY DRAUOIIT,—
Brood snare, Robt Martin ; foal, Robt Mart-
in filly 3 years old, John Murdock, Robert
McGowan ; filly 2 years old, Robt Martin ;
filly 1 year old, Robt Martin, Robt Mollior-
die ; stallion colt, Chas Monteith,
CANADIAN HieAVY DIIAUONT.—Brood mare
Geo Spearin, Chas Campbell, nos Worry ;
foal, Thos Cudmore, Geo Spectrin, Chas
Monteith ; throe year old, Trios Werry, Robt
McLaren, (}• Ross ; two year old, Love Bros
Alex' itfohteittt, Thos Worry ; one year old,
Obits Monteith • draught team, Robt Fletch-
er ; one year old entire horse, Bon Case, R
Bunter, Thos MoMichaeL
AGRICULTURAL.—Brooch mare, Jas Load -
man, Rich Johns, Bich Elston ; foal, James
Loadnt 1
a i Peter
Wur
m-Dav'
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1 Don
throe
year
Jas old, Ja Hackney, Jas Loadman, Thos
Cudmore ; two year old, S Doupe. J & J Mo -
Lean, R Dayis ; one year old, A A Brett'.
our, Geo Bnswell;.team, Alex Me.Ewen'
John Mauling, D Chesney ; one year old
entire colt, Jas Haokney. Thos Cudmore.
GENERAL PURPo5E.—Brood mare, A Bret -
hour, a Doupe. 51 Logan ; foal. Win Logan,
S Doupe, Geo Penhale three year old, Jas
Moir, Rich Delbridge, Rich Davis ; two year
old, Robt McAllister, Love Bros. D MoKin-
0011; team, Jae White & Sola, John Ale.
Gregor, L Hunter ; ono year old, :f'illiam
Rowoliffe, E Williams, Robt McAllister.
CARRIAGE.—Brood mare, L Hunter ; foal
Jas Howard, Robt Nowell ; three year old,
Wm. White two year old, Geo Spearin, J
Charlton, Wm McLaughlin ; one year old,
Robt Newell, Alex Ingram ; pair carriage
horses, Thos Bissett Sr.
ROADT
rens.— •
Brood
rn
are John McCurdy,
D Taylor, r
Alex
Buchanan
Mal, John Mc-
Curdy, Alex Buchanan, D Taylor ; three
year old, John Manson, D Clark, Isaac
Handford ; two year old, John Snell, John
McCurdy, Robt Martin ; one year old, Alex
Buchanan, win Sontheott ; pair of roadsters
Bissett Bros, Rich Hunter, L Hunter ; sing-
le roadster, John Snell.
SPECXAL PRXZES —Lady and Gentleman
riders, Mies Fanny Bawden ; saddle horse,
G Oliver, Bissett Bros ; pair roadsters,
Thos Bissott sr., Bissett Bios ; single road.
ster, A MoDonell, Wm'White.
CATTLE:..-Taorrenonnnxn'DIInn:tis:— Vow,
aged Thos Russel, 1st 2nd 3rd'; three year
old. Thos Russel, 1st & 2nd ; two year old,
Thos Russel, John Allison ; ono year old,
John Hooper ; heifer calf, John Hooper, L
Hunter, John Hooper ; bull calf, Thos
Russel, lst & 2nd ; Herd , Thos Russel.
m bringing with Mtn his f h has
"NV,.
oris ,Jonas I3artlelb has removed to,our v11
._.._ T'ul>1lsherpatincl I're z Icier
Inge, having sold his farm to
Mf' Isaac
; intends..,retiring or a.
DLnmrn0111 not lees � while:.
u b b r games of annuals,
A Bissett, ltn,y other variety games, Wtn Mo- , nI Jat.kell , man in all alfatirs pertanin to the cod
Lend and spangled stators, john Anderson. I- . g �
auy other yar+ioty icooliena, J 'Hord & Sou OCT FLOWERS.—Phloxf Bean he t- f'
cc7�will be sorry to Ione Mr Beau as
langshaus, EHer Many
. plymouth rooks; Bissett than el$ va t T h A d
lice;: 0 1
die Ina, c o n n ,'son; co 50 lots he vvas an active and intelligent gentle,
rl'hos McCallum TV
d i'kinns, Wel M Loon
a baruburgs, ,J J Pick- Lenses' Woeit,—Houle-made bread A E of rho ,village.—Rev, Mr. Ortween has
ard, g ands pouched hamburgs, E . Herd, b Efodgot•t, D `McEwen, R MoLaren• at � been visiting friends ,and. resat' es f
harnbergs J Gould, houdans : P Beattie,: w c , Patched 1 !v • 4r
> quilt, handmade, Mary AlcEtyctn, A F fi;ocl= ; several days in Berlin and other ' !,laces:
black Poland's, J 3 Pickard, po an s, I' Beattie, black le lie ua .G ' ' 'n out ;'' acv McEwen, wen, We bad no lvine service
ii nnutan whiteg e , George L Hardy; tatting, GOO Nett, Jae Tom, Wm here on. Sunda .-Mr.haS
Y , le horns, D spice'', brown Y D. friends
It s3] chi
g P" Sweet, V S crotchet wont, McEwen, Jas. ; also been, away vision Friends rn Mich:
foghorns, Bissett Bros, black'spartish, Bissett Bell, Geo Nott; embroider ! an. -,-Mrs. Pope.
Bios:'"American seabrights, E Howard black Yin sill, velvet l ; gwho has boort sick, for
minoroid le Howard, any variety geese L satin, Robt Stewart,' ;lacy 1ltEwan, D Bul1;'t 80100 ;line is now able to be u" and
embroida •v P
arc!, any other variety (ort1
1 d k Geo Nott rAI rl 'It M M E Consequently d
Hunter, toulouse geese, J Fiord & Son, Pe-
kin clucks. Wrn McLeod, Aylesbury ducks, W
McLeod, Borten ducks, F Beattie, any other
variety duelts, Geo Davis, bantams, D Spicer,
laireeetexese—Farm wagon, ' Geo : Steaoy ;
double top carriage, D 13ro'yn ; top ; phreton,
B 3itoadhouee;top buggy, do, I Handford
2c1; open buggy, Jas Down, Jos Smith ;.
double pleasure sleigh, B J Roadhouse ;
fano n
P b x cutter, . do ; portland cutter, Jas
Down, . 13.•JORoadhouse ; heavy bobsleighs,
Jae Dowe, Jos Smith ; light bobsleighs, 'do.
do., iron beam plow, 'wooden 'plow, subsoil
plow,', Verity . & Sou ; horse shoes, W H
Parsons, I Elandfore; two horse cultivator,
Gale Saikoy Co.; gang plow, Verity & Son ;
iron hprrows, I Haudford ; roller. Verity &
Son; woorlen pump, Swallow Bros, brick,
John Mitohell.
Gnats AND STEEDS, -Ten bushels fall , wheat
the Canada Coy's prize, Robt. McAllister,
Wm Logan.
L Hunter :all al tv
haat white,
Rohl. McAllister,
Thos. Shepton, Wm Logan;
.
fall wheat, red, Wan Logan, Jos Hudson,
Jas Airth ; any variety spring wheat, A
Johnston, Alex McEwen, Jas Airth ; € rowed
'
barley Thos Bowe, Jas. Snell, sr ; large
oats, Johnston, I3 Keddy ; conomon oats.
A Ingi*am, A Johnston ; black oats, Joseph
Fludsct1, A Johnston ; large peas, Jos Hui}
sou, ;1hbtMcAllister ; small peas, Whn Logan
Robt. McAllister ; timothy seed, A Johnston,
A. E aodgert flax seed, A Ingrain, A John -
on merchants' flour, Jas Pickard, 1st &
nd ; white beans, Alex llloEwen, Jonathan
Cooper ; clover seed, Alex Ingram, L. Hun-
er,
A/MLss.--Winter apples, Robt McCord,
ohn -Copeland ; fall apples, Jobu Copeland
olleotion of apples, John Copeland, John
Dew ;i• Rhode Island Greenings, . John Cud -
more, Wm Kydd ; Northern Spies, Robert
MoCora, Wm Elliott • Roxboro Russetts
1, 10 drape or chenille, Jas Marlin, I around. We shall be glad to 'lee ler
Geo Nott,' ltobt Stewart ; braiding, James happy time main. -air. and
Tom. Geo Nott, J. Bell; fanny 'witting, Geo 4of Sebri n u Mrs ;Bulb],
Nott, AJohnson • woollen I zngheir,cleug Saturday It ay and Sun -
Note en sorlts. Geo Mott, iday with their daughter, -Mrs.. Charles
A Johnson ; woollon stockings, Geo Nott, A
Hartleib,--Mr. David Ruby .}tas' retired
Johnston ; woollen mitis, Jas Tom, A, Johti fromfarming,
son ; woollen gloves, Mrs S (x Hogarth, ;tae, and has moved to town;
Toni ; waxf r -
reit, Geo Toth; Isco work, A, St. Marys.
Johnston, Mary 9lcEsven ; Bartle wool worst I __
Mary HInEwen, A Johnston; feather fl (mere, Received
Geo Nott, I. Spice,; flower wreaths, Robot ( too late for last issue,)
Stewart, A Johnston; shell woi•lt, A McEwen . gain 'another
hooked mats, John l ooper, Mar•y31oE•vest
hairw •
flowers, D Ills); hen ; Gants' shirt,' lrlaiu
breast, home-made, 1liirry 'McEwen, D Mc
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obi loCord Baldwin, Mrs Morey, George
ott ,ur Weslfield''s Seek no further, Alex
vtoE u, P McTaggart ; snow aj.ples, John
W 'Jas Spell ; fall pippins, Mary Mit-
t'ell, • P McTaggart ; colverts, John Cope -
and, ,Alex MeE woe; King of Tompkins,
hoe " C„dmore, Thos Rowe; Alexanders, L
enter, Geo. Nott; Swears, Jas. Airte; rib -
ton pippens, Geo.. Kerslake ; Wagner, John
opelaiid, Geo Nott ; Swayzie immure gris
ohn Copeland; American Golden Russet,
hos;.Russel, Adam Case; Maiden's Blush,
• Gitpeland, J T 'Pickard; "Golrlon ' Russett
imon Jory; best seedling apples, John Cope-
nd, P. Andrew; ben davis J J Pickard,
olin Andrew.
PEans,—flemish beauty, Jas Airth, John
GRADES.—Cow, Jas Pickard,. John Hooper.
S Hogarth ; two year old, JoL-� Hooper,
Wm Campbell ; one year old, Johi` Hooper,
1st, 2nd & 3rd ; heifer calf, W Westcott, 1st
& 2nd, John Essery ; two year old steer, dos
Oke, John Willis, Wm. Campbell ; ono ;year
old steer', John Welsh, John Hooper, James
Pickard ; fat ox or steer, John Willis, lst.
2nd & 3rd ; fat cow or heifer, Jas Pickard,
Rich Davis, 2nd & 3rd ; best herd shipping
steers. John Willis.
ATIONIROS.—Best cow, John Essery.
JEn8EV.—Best cow, Geo Satnwel!, 1st &
2nd ; two year old heifer, Geo Samwell ;
heifer calf, D McIntosh, Geo Samwell
SIIEEP.—
LE�,tESTER.—Aged ram, D Har-
vey, Goo PenhaIo ; ahem -ling ram, D Har.
yey ; ram lamb, Geo Penhale, 1) Harvey,
2ud & 3rd ; pair ewes, D Harvey, Geo Pon -
hale, 2nd & 3rd ; pair of shear]ings, D Har-
vey, Goo Penhilo, D Harvey ; pair of ewe
lambs, D Harvey, Geo Peuhale.
SIIROPSnItE DOWNS. —811ear ling ram, Jas
Coopsr•, lst & 2nd ; ram lamb, John Dun- Ve
can, Jas Cooper ; pair ewes, Jas Cooper, 1st' Joh
& 2ncl ; pair shearlings, John Duncan, Jas of
Cooper ; pair ewe lambs, Jas Cooper. A
ANY OTHER BREED.—Pair' ewes, Jas L' a
Picka1d ; pair shrarling ewes, ,Jas Pickard,; rte
pair owe Iambs ; Jas Pickerci; pair fat ewes gel
Jas Pickard. O fur
PIGs.—LARGV, on Maniuu,—Aged boar, flet
John Hord ,& Son, Chas Troyer ; boar•litter. Na
en in 1887, G W Plewes J Hord ; Del
t & Snn,
aged sow, J Hord & Snn, lst & 2nd sow Hit
littered it 1887, Ed Lamport, Win Me- Joh
Laughlin, Joh
Sueroihts,—Aged boar, John Leinhardt, Pis
lst & 2nd ; boar littered in 1887, John Lein- 1x11
hardy, Geo Piewes ; aged. sow, John Lein. Roo
hard;1st & 2nd sow littered in 1887,` John Yell
Leinharclr,.ist &2nd.. tom
BermsrrtaE.—Aged boar, 3 Delbridge, W Jas
C Charters ; boar littoted in 1887. R Dol- Ball
bridge, 8 McCoy'aged sow, 1Vm Westcott, coil
John Willis ; Sow littered in 1887, R Del kills
bridge, D ;\2eIn tos h.
PounTRT.-Pair light.Brihmas, F Beattie
Jas Down ; Dark' Brohmas, J J Pickard,
b Beath,
Beattie Buff
Cochi
❑H I'
Beattie W
McLeod ; any
other variety et U 1'
0o atus
Y Wm
McLeod,
Jtiord & Son •
a
Langshans h
e ens E H
Hord Wm. N
g
IeLeod ; Plymouth .Rocks, Bis -
ewcombe; Duchess Angouleme, J J Pickard
1
os Brock; Bedrre Clairgeau, Jas Gould;
holden. Alex Me]3,ven; Louis Benne de
ersey, Wm Sweet V S, Mrs Thos Wood.
PLUMs.-Lombard, J. Shier.
GRAPES &c.—Delaware, John Anderson;
oncord, Dr Lutz, Jos Diller;. Rogers
'o 19, Mr. Eacrett; Rogers No 4, Jas Down;
y other variety, Dr Lutz John
iderson; crabs any variety, not known;
to Crawford peaches, A Jol.ttiston, ,Joseph
!ler; Royal George peaches, A Johnston
s Sweet; stump the world peaches, A.
hnston; any 'other variety, not known, Jos
ller ; collection canned fruit, John Ander-
n, John Willis ; honey 111 comb, Josepb
Iter, Miss NI Begg ; Honey in jar, J W
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ooarth, Jas Tom ;collection of home made
nos John Willis, Hay, Jae ,Torn ; maple
gar, Miss M Begg ; maple' syrup, Miss M
gni•
VEGmTAnaes.-early rose potatoes, James
ell, Robt McCord ; beauty of Hebron 00-
oee, Jas Snell, John Hooper; late rose
atoes, A Bissett,, A Johnston • earl
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rmont potatoes Win. Persona ; Snowflake
n Anderson, Jas Snell ; any variety
potatoes, Jas Snell, Jas Airth ; blood beets
Johnston, Wrn Follancl ; auger beets, E
amort, Win. Batkwill; long mangolds,
ns. Russell, Win Parsons • globe man.
de, Win Bagshaw,' Thos Russell ; 'mead.
nips,' Wm Bagshaty, Chas Dinney ; early
'n carrots, `Wm Polland, A Johnston ;..
rates carrots, H Kerslake ; squash, Rich
bridge ; long' orange of red carrots, Walter
1, A Johnston; wl:ite Belgian carro(s,
n 5 Dorsey, " Jas Airth ; sweet corn, A
nsten ; Indian corn, Jos Diller, 'Thomas
sett, sr. water melons, A Johnston ;
sit melons, d Johnston ; cauliflowers, Geo
k ; red onions, Win Balkwiil white or
ow onions, Win Balkwill, Jas Snell ;
atoes, Jar Down, A Johnston ; celery, Ca
Creech, Wnj Follaud, citrons, Wm instructed to complete the Colleotor's
Leesport ; parsnips, Jos Bawderr Roll for 1St17 and deliver s
of vegetables, A Johnston ;pump: , e ver the same to
, Joseph Bawdoo, Thos Snell sr. the duly appointed collector, on or be -
D
entl
Allis
s
Jae
PI
r'v
Nott
lift
Uncle Sam is about to.
oitizen from town in the person of i(tr.
I
Eli Birch, b, who, it is`rumored will leaver
us shortly for the ('Lake State" Michi-
dwen, A Johnson ; lag carpet, Dougall Bros, gan.'
Mrt W Begg, Gen Kerslake; log cabin, quilt, A gent
D McEwenq gentleman in town found a ladies'
GeoNott, MaryMoEwen;knitted god watch in the fair ground,
quilt, Chas Troyer, Jas Martin Mrs WBegg;b nd, p London,
+ ,during exhibition week. `.3 sflarp'�aleck
baker's bread, J A Ingram, Hensall ; crewel present at the tune gave a friend the
work, Mary iltoEtven ; special by Thomas tip about the find; bright
Fi ton
t d
n
Esq.,.sicand
, silver cake basket, for the bo ,eaCly
at
next
imorula
eoe oft
Ladies' workhe friend"
e e
P so'g d put .'
f any aIn
r class,an
y Mary Itis,
Ewen • quilt en ground work, Robt 'MoAllis..appearance, claiming that the watch
ter ; Ladies mitts, .Jas Tom ; crochet' Blip= belonged to a lady friend in Strathroy".
pers, M V. White ; berliti wool wreath. Mrs The scheme didn't work as noj�descrip-
Thorwood ; Card bracket, Joliet Willis, Hay; tion of the watch could be given. 31e
card board work, Chas' Eacrett ; Kensington went away without the: time piece Con -
painting, NI V White; Binh on muslin. Mary soling himself uo doubt. with the quo
McEwen ; e Knitted curtains, Jas Torn ; tation tithe plans of mice and men gang
wreath of pressed flowers, John Willis, Hay.; aftaglee." In future we advise him, to,
Darned net, Mrs M Begg crazy oushio`n, stick to his shears and leave the baking
Mrs Thos -Woodley ; Spatter work, D. Mc-
Ewen. business alone.
JQDOIR e.—Fine Arta; Geo. Samwell i'kTM J. A large attendance is expected at our
Clarke, Exeter ; Grain, roots, veeretebles. sad' annual fay this week. The entries ex -
daily produce, Robt ()barters, Hensall, i W, need thos of any past' year.
Dunseith, St Marys ; Fruit and Flower ;`Jno It is understoo-I that :1Ir. H. A. L.
Allison, Unborne, D. Sheaf°, Clandeboy ; White has received thea appointment
Ladies' wurk, Miss Etlber, Crediton, Mrs 11 Pl of.
I'ost•master, in place of P. M. Nicol.
E Crocker, Exeter and Mrs R Patterson, nen- deceased. There w about half -a -dot-
sal}, Horses, ,Tos White, Si. Marys Thos en applicants for position. Mr.
Green, Dublin, Hy Beadle, Auburn Ja roes White' will make a good and efficient
Wilson
T
S London n
Light 1
l of c
Dr
slr<
official. tI1ClAl.
Sutton, Llaudeboye, Wm Dun etch :St. Every person is pleased'with
Marys, Geo blade Ottawa ; cattle li 8 Rab- the appointment.
eon McGillvray, A Heal Fullarto.n • Piiiil'try i A number of our music -loving citizens'
visited Stratford on Monday evg. to at-
tend the ,I3,th Batt Band Concert. - ':They
returned on a special, highly delighted
with the band's performance. The• 13th
is,seconcf''fo none in the Province. '•
The town is now agitated over the
U,sborne. question of gas, elictricity, coal oil and
_ tallow, as a means of lighting therbelat-
1'hennmes of the two ed ciwzen'holnewarcls. Amass
pupils in ea"t ' 1s -called fort i meettbs ,.
of the arivanced cla'iises 'of S. S. f o- a.'1 pati° h s week to>. -t el *sr ter—
Usborue, who obtaine 1 the largest num• matter. It to to"be Iio`r�eu""trtiaE either--
Ser of perfect lessons for the month of
September, are as follows :—STaa CLASS,
—let, Ida Kydd; 2nct, Albert Hodgson.
4Ta CLASS. —1st, Well,ngton Clark; 2nd
Gertrude McCord, Se 3uo Claes.-1st,
Chas Harris; 2nd, Edith Westcott. JR.
San CLASS. -1st, Elizabeth Prout; 2nd.
Chas. Shute, `2ND ()Lass.— 1st, Blanche
Westcott; 2nd, Violet Russell
GREGORY H. Tom, Teacher.
S Mogett Varna, C W bnulop, `Seafortlr; J
H Hyndmau ; implements. Wm i'Ioraod
Lucan ; sheep & pigs, Wm Pridham I1 filler-
ten, Wea Shillinglaw Hibbert; Jas Petty
Henalal.
gas or electric light will be asked for
and received.
Complaints are being made anent the
management of the offices of the. Great
North-west Telegraph Co., and have
been formally laid. Is there a beam in
the Co'y eye, or a mote to the Beam's
eye ?
Zurich.
Batees.—. We had the pleasure of
meeting an old friend this week, in the
Stephen, person of Mr. Robt. Buswell, of Goder-
ich, a former resident of this place.
Fnni.—During the heavy storm on I Rob is looking like his old self again.__
Saturday afternoon, a barn belonging to Owing to the inclemency of the weather
Tames Rowland, of the S. B., Stephen'; the tea meeting in aid of theLake View
was struck by lightning and destroyed, Methodist church was not as great a
together with all this season's crop, success as was looked for, although::.
Loss, probably about .$1,200; insured those who were there enjoyed themsei-
in the Hay Township Farmers' Mutual nes immensely. Very able speeches'
•
Fire Insurance Co. for about $900. were delivered by Rev. ltlr. Bridger/Ian,
Seems. -Auction sales are somewhat Incumbent of Church of Engiend, Hen
numerous in Stephen and McGillivray sall, and the pastor, Rev. Mr. Fear.
this tall, and Mr. Ellber, the populxt• The Kippers choir under leadership of M
auctioneer, of erection, is conductor of YIellis, rendered some excellent selee-
the majority of them. As an auctioneer tions. which were highly appreciated by
Mr, Erlber has tow equals. This is prov-all who were, there. The progranlnle•
en by the fact that he can make more was short and good, and everybody went
money for the owns' than any auctio• home svell pleased with the evening's
neer in the section.. entertainment. There is still a quan-
tity of eatables on hand, and the Com-
mittee have decided on' a social for.
Usborne.Councii. Thursslay evening,6th inst. Admission
dmission
1ff cents. Go,everybo iy. A good tirne•
Council: met Oct. lst, according to ad- guaranteed.- The
journment. All members resent. Min- ac6g marsh.el of 11t is rs
P again heard inthe'big ` Itis 'ro-
utes of the previous meeting read and ported that partridges are plentiful —
signed,
The season for apple peering has again,
Moved by las. Halls, seconded by W. come around, and as usual, Mrs. Mc
Kydd, that Bylaws No. 4 and 5 far '87 of the Bronson Li Ilse
ala now read be passed.—Carried. Line, made rtho startlestFriday evening. A' number of young
Moved by J. Shier, seconded by T people ware therch
moron„that the Clerk be and hereby P and say they'had
such a good time that they would like
to pare apples for iMIrs. McKee once a
week. (Wonder how many apples they
pared anyhow ?) Camp meeting'eervi.
ces.commeneed on 'Tuesday evening in
the Evangelical church, and will be eon•
tin
ped tor a
few
we l
e s.—'Cho
heavy
e.
Y
showers' We ,.
of rain which
have,
pr
evsil
ed for
the
past
week, kept.
quite a
number of
our citizens from attending the 5 H.
Fall show at. Exeter, on Tuesday last,
Do not forget the social at Lake View
Methodist church l'hursday evg,, 6 inst.
Admission, 10 cents. --Mee. 'Harris, of,
1 ont
•YI'
real,
is the guest her
of
t
zn
clor
a ld
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Zollar.-_Admission
10 c. to the L. V. M. C. social on•Thurs-
d 'ay evg., 6th inst. Go everybody.—.
e.t weather has started in earnest and
tf you want to keep your feet dry, re-
member t110 hest place in town to Cot
root' boots and shoes
P is at Fred,
Kibbler'swater
AIRY PnoDUCE,—Fi.ve lbs, butter, "suflie&
y salted E Bell, P Andrew, Robt Mc.
tor
fifty
lbs salt
butter
t, in tub,civ 'r
P
ae
Cooper,Roble Bell,
,
1rilli
JV ams:• Cheese
ate mule,
10 !
It
e.
1
,Do
t
all Bros, G
eo
,Bagshaw ;checoo fa tntY made,1 , ThosRove, lBlroh,C
11
ANur'ACTuatas.- S,,roveu home mAte quilt
Nett, D McEwen • domestic' cloth, J
, flannel all _wn
sett Bros., Ed Howard : col dorkings, Win )Bags
McLeod ; any other' variety cloikings, Wm M
McLeod, F Beattie ; b b r games, A Bissett Geo
Wm McLeod ; white games, F Beattie, Wm Coop
Nott
Coo
Won
sotto
Doug
Fact
Kato
horns, Geo Ityntlinau ; white loghorns, Wm single harness J 'I 1
'. MeL
Doupe's LootiOYt e .
J Pr
burg
KIRKTO Wm
• Beat
Beat
—0-0-- ands
cod ; any other' variety games, W Me-
DSpicer • for
D a spangled b u a
okard, 1st and 2c1 ; orp led h, J
g s penciled ham-
s, E Hoid, 3' J Pickard ; black hamburg
McLeod, Alex McPherson ; houda is, I+'
tie. Hord & Son; w o blank pol,.ncls F
tie, J 3 Pioltard; any other variety poi-
, E H Heal, Wm McLeod ; b}eelt leg -
HEAVY DRESS GOODS (new shales) 10e
EXTRA YOUNG I.LYSON TEA - 50c. lb;
17 lb NICE, SUGAR' -- $3..00
,. ,r
A NICE TEA SL1 P 44 Pieces - ,'2.2fi
BEST LARD1NE OIL, - . 62c. gal
1:3{b Fine Tea, for ;1..00
Plug's iig
8 Chewing Tobacco .'-
C S ,, 2:c,
It will pay you; to .rive ten
t
0
miles buyfrom il] 0 us.
PLEASE NOTE OTIR PRICES.
ES.
P' Price Highest rr e for Bader and.
Eggs
tore the 15thinst.—Carried,
Moved by J. Halls, seconded by W.
Kydd, that hat theCollector's Yroc's bond
rfor ii
7
be accepted, a ted the same
satisfactory
P t
being
—Carried
Moved b
J. Shier, seconded conded by Jas.
Halls, that, as Mr. E. Stone has notified
this Council to take away T. Bennett,
an indigent, Mr. 1'. Cameron he required
ar, A Johnston 0 0 1, ars to secure a place for hip;! and make the
; blankol, Geo best arrangement possible —Carried,
blankets,
all wool1
Mary M
Y
oESveu Jas
Moved M b W,K d e
er • d seconded satinet Y Y d
P t, It I{iipstriolc, Johnston
• � by �•
leu' yarn, Roht Muir, lst and 2nd ; Don; Halls, that r. Brirumacomhe receive $4
u warp woolen weft, R Kilpatrick, lot. the keep of A. Carmichael, an inch
gall Bros ; factory undo quilt, Robe gent.—Carried.
Muir sat dl. 2nd ; Factory; tweeds, R Muir ; Moved by 1'. Cameron, seconded by J.
cry flauuel, Robt Muir, A Johnston ; Shier, that Mr. E. Stone be paid :7.20
bin the t T h ` b d
ry blaultets Robt blue 1st & 2i d
Folland, 1st and 2nd ; brown leghorns, F
13eattie, 'VPolland black sauish Bissett
Bros”3' ; P r
Beattie American eeabrights, Bis-
sett Bros,' Tilos Profr ; black- rooks, h flow.
aid ; any other variety fowls, J Hord & Son'
r
any variety turkeys, Jos 13udson, J Hord &
San , eteclen gorse, F Beattie; any variety
geoiio, L Hunter 1111 and 2d ' toulouso eo, e
J fiord & Son, '1, /etymon �poltin ducks, 1
H Hord, J J' Pickard ; rotten' ducks, J !Lord
&Son, F Beattie , Aylesbnry ducks, Wm
Mefieod ; anyvel letytiaake,'Wm McLeod, G
Davis ; any variety bantams, J Mord ift Son,
F Beattie ; pigeons, F Beattie, D Spicer
singing birda, Wm Sweet, A Bissett ; bent
fowls any (lase (A G Dyer's prize) J Hord &
).
Son, P Beattie,
Caicos --•Light brahmae Jas Down dark
do, 4 J Pickard, bait' 000lliba, 1'1 l Herd,
I
i ass,, , ay or, .I o1m �-.Creole
double team harness, Jacob Taylor, John
Treble; harness; leather, Thos •McCallum r
calf skin - leather, ` rhos McCallum ; mired
ham, Alex Ingrain; tin :work, Jas -Pickard
Bissett Bros. ; coppertvare. Bissett Bros.
(+eying machine,; Bissett tiros„ let and 2nd
Organ, .D W I{arn";' parlor furniture,' Record
& Co. ; bedroom furniture. Rowe & Andrews
John Brawn ; Stuffed birds, A McPherson.
nee Ants.-�• Wt for 001in c{rawin . Weeke,ri
BIOS painting' g,
m nil, Julie McCallum. (irat •
on eltete , N1 V White, It Hicks ; ponc'1
sketch, 3'. T'otn, Reba Buchanan; collection
n! photographs, Jos: Senior Ist & ';nd.
FLowrtis.. --Begonias in flower, John Ano
derson; gorenituns in flower, John Anderson,
hanging basket filled with plants, John An-
in pots, Dl, Spi-
cer,
Collection of flowers'
set, John Anderson,
being ]6 amOUn cue. !m 10f oar of
T. Bennett,— Carried.
Moved byW. Kidd,seconded by"
P.
Cameron, that orders be issued for the.
following amounts, Vis ,
`1, Brimmacombe, $4 • T. Veal, $14
1
. Hicks, $4 ; T. May, $6 ; Ii, Coward,
$4 ; ,T..MoDonald, 50 cents ; T. Squires,
$25 ; J. Ballantyne, $1,550 t E•` 1letvitt;.
75 aonts ; S, Jacques, $2 ; J. Hein $2,-
50 ; W t>.i, Brack, $5 ; 8. 1?,. Horn. $5 ;
S, litartin, $5 ; 14.1, Stone, ' 20' VV
Horton, $9 ; E. 11 ewitt,$I2'; h1:. Sam.
well, $13'; (4, Pollen, $1,•25; Abray
Edwards, $30.—Carried,
On 'nation of. W. is dcl, seconded it
.. Y. y
J. Shier, the Connell adj,turned, to meet
again the first Saturday in November, at
11 o'clock, A, 3j G. W, IferAr.ty, Clerk.
aworrum ilooat cot' zrati 'Unite—Mr..
D Steinbach is bound to make the mil-
linery business a SUGees i'lr. S. has se-
cured'a hill line of Fall milliner'
} . lie
has also secured a first-class
milliner
from London- to take cl ' •o, Re-
member yen sou get an thinly to
s
required Y e that i s,
q ted ]n the way.of Blower , ,
s, • 1 ps,
cCr,c,, &c. Give him a call and be sato.
tied
WEAR, PREPARED T
P 11t1�1. Ait,a.,.D .l, Cl PROVE
that C
Imperial Cream •'+ ,
p G ate Cattatr :Baking 1 ulvuoi
Cr
t a,ns
uo nlum, arnlnpuin, phosphate or
any impurity orir adulterant, lint is ni0de of
very best Oeysl i1 Cronin 'l'srfnr 'find 1,' ,
13iearb Soda,—E'1 3, �o li5lt