The Exeter Advocate, 1892-7-21, Page 11 Subserfil)e ibr
The EXETER ADVOOATE,
Only 05 from now tiR.Tarroary
tat i$9. Clive it a. trial.
VOL.
EXETER ONTARIO T
The Molsons Bank.
(Charterea by Parliament, 1855.)
Paid up Capital. .. .... $2,000,000,
Hest Fund. , . , 1 1,00 000
Head offiee Montreal.
F. WOLFF,RS'rAN THOMAS, Esq.,
GENERAL MANACr1R,
Morley advanced to good Farmer's on their
OWn. nOteS With one'or more endorsers at 7
per cent per annum.
Exeter Branch.
Open every lawfal day from YO a. m. to 3 p.
Saturdays 10 a. in. to 1 p. m
A generalbanking business transacted
CURRENT RATES allowed for loon-
ey on Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 3
per cent.
N. DYER III3RDON
Exeter, Jan 28, '88. Sub -Manager
THE
O'zeeter Abtrocate
Is published every Thursday Morning,
at the Office,
MAIN -STREET, -- EXETER.
By the SA NDERS' PUBLISHIN(3 COMPA.Nli.
TERMS OF SUI3SCRIPTIOlaT.
One Dollar per annum if paid in Advance'.
61.50 if not so paid,
.s.d.exertiotam.g. M'ao.tor.. oxa
No paper discontinued. until all. arrearages
are paid. A.k:Ivarbisemeut6 without speoific
direetions will be published till forbid. and
charged accordingly. Liberal discount made
for trauscieutadvertisements inserted for
long periods. Every aeseription of JOB
PRINTING turned out in the finest style,
arid. at moderate rates. Cheques,money ord-
ers. &c, for advertising, subseriptions, etc. to
be made payable to
Sanders &.; Sweet
PR0PITIET01116
NOTICE.
The Couneil of Stephen contemplate pass-
ing a By-law, on :Monday, 1st, for
the purpoee of elOeing and selling the Devi-
ation road located on lots 5, con 32, and 14
004. 21, owned respectively by R. 11 o bineon
and 0. Crenyn. A_ny person having any
objeetion why such lly-law should not 1,411,,3
may be heard. By order of Council,
Datea this 4th day of July, 1892. OlcxIt.
Nunez
Notice is hereby given that a by-law was
passed by the municipal eounell of Stephen
on the 14th day of jane, 1892, providing for
the issne of debentures to the amount. of
$10,590 for the purpose of drainiug a certain
portion of the township of Stephen as per
by-law No. 8 of 1851, said by-law was reges-
terect in the registry offiee of Goderieh, in
the county of Huron, on the Atli day of July
1892.
Any motion to quash or set aside the same
any part thereof must be made within
three neonths frora the date registration
and cannot be made thereafter.
r CHESTER PROUTY,
Dated this 1411 day of .Tuly, 1892. Clerk,
C,Peonev'
CliatraltInveztoEY. •
TRIVITT MIMORIAL, 0117.113.01.--711ST. F.
Fiat. Rector. Sunday Services, 11 a•
01
and 7 p. in. Sabbath School, 9.30 a.en. Holy
Communion,tst Sunday of each month at
Morniog Service, anct in months of live Sun-
days, after Evening Service of Ord Sunday of
the mouth. Holy 13uptisfo. on 2nd. Sauday
ot each mouth at morniag service.
METRoDIST 01.11.1nu-Sa
omes-st Bey. A. L.
Russell, Pastor. Sunaay Services, 10.30 cs. ro .
and. 0.30 p.m. Sabbath School, e.30 p.m.
Mais STIEET-Itev. W. liuDonagh, Pas-
tor. Sunday Servioea,11,00 a. ra. aad 7.00 p.m.
Sabbath School 2.30 p. In.
PRESIIVTERIAN CIII.111C11,--BoV. W. Nartiu,
Pastor. Sunday Services, 1.1 r11. a1111. p.
crk. Sabbath School, 9.45 a. a.
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r reffessiona,..
11. L.D. SI 'Fa neCai'S Z1.00k
two door e north of Uarliat Store,
MAIN STUNET,ENETER,extrans. teeth
without pain. a.way ielHensall011 ast
Friday; A.ilsa Craig on 211f.1 and. Atli Tueeday;
and Zerich. on last
H. DENTIST, Member Royal
V. College Dental Surgeons, suecessor to
H. L. Billings. (Mliee over Post Office
Exeter, Ont. A safe anaesthetic given for
the painlese extraetion of teeth. Fine Gold
Fillings as required.
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13 WHITELY, M.D., M., PHYSICIAN
••••••••••••••••mommas
. and Surgeon. Oiliee and reside/lee-
Corner Victoria aud Elgin streets, God.erioh,
Outario.
a.. ROLLINS. OFFICE -'--MAIN ST.
Residenee-Oorner. Andrew and North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
DR'T. P. toLAUGHLINMEMBER OF
the College of Physicians and. Sargeons
I,
Ontario. Phy.ician, Surgeon and. Ai:601101I-
eur. Office, Dashwood, Oat.
MORTGAGE SALE
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YILLAPROPERTY.
Under and by virtue of a Power of Sale
contained, in a certain Indenture oi Mort-
gage made by Wesley Bissett and Emily Hie -
sett, his wife, to bar her dower, to the Vendor
which will be produced at time of sale,. de-
feult having been made in the payment
thereof. • There 'will be soli. by Public Auct-
ion at the
CENTRAL HOTEL,
In the VILLAGE of EXETER,
DR. T. A. AMOS, It. D., C. 1St, Member of
College of Phans ysiciand Surgeons,.
Ontario; licentiate, of the Royal Collecae• of
Physicians and Surgeons Edinburgh; licen-
tiate of the Eitealty of Physician. afid Sur-
geons, Glasgow; Yellow of Trinity Medieal
Uollege, Toronto. Office -Dr. Cowen's old
s
Legal.
.a. COLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT-
.] OR, Conveyanuer, Notary. Public:,
Office -Over O'Neil'e Bank, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
1 fl. DICKSON, BARRIST EIL, SOLICITOR
.1.4. of Supreme Court,Notar.y Public, Con"
veyaneer, Commn
iseioer, &c. Money to loan
Oflice--.Fanson's Meek, Exeter.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC-
N. ELLIOT
elt.111.1LiOneeP.14.
SATURDAY:the 6th day of Au' &0,,,_
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon; by
Ma. L. EMMY, Auctioneer,
Subject to such conditions as shall then
be produced.
All and singular that certain parcel or
tract of Land and Premises situate,. lying
alai being. in thei
Village of 'Exeter, n the
County of Huron, containing by actin earn/re
mne ent ORood, Thirty two and Seven
'Eights Perches, be the same more or less
Beimg composed Of the Eust Half Of Lot nu-
mber Five on the weet side of William Street,
West of Gidley Street, in the said Village of
Exeter. •
This iS One of. the m os't desirable Residences
in the Village, being a Corner Lot and aear-
lv(14) One-kalf an acre in a central location.
od. 1101.1,4w and Barn, Garden, Law n, &c. •
TERMS OF'SALE:
Ten per cent Clash on day of sale, balance
in 90 da,y or as may he agreed.
Per further particulars u.pply to"
ELLIOT &ELLIOT,
Vendors Solicitors, Exeter
Dated 19th D Ly of July, 1e92.
•--011111,011 in need- of,-
lo ADVOCATE OFFICE
Sale Pita liaod BUI. , Letter
brewla &li Eievelopea-in 1301,
all 1,Lilal,S of printing.
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URSDAY, JULY 21, 1892. N0267
As a result of the eletitioe at Wyonte Oentra.tia,
ing, lacet option was carried by three —
votes. On a recount the judge vomit' 1 , 'The' farmers m this section are
ed these with the ligeor rete and, the through haying and a number have
casting vote beitig.given by Inspector
Taylor against local option, it WaS de
foaled, • ' ' '
"While,, two youeg men :of Etteteta.
a ccoin pan ied by 't heir e fair ones" .w ere
nearing Hensel' 0.0 Sunday 'last, they
began to indulge 111 a race, 'ahieh ie
suited Melte orcupants of one of the
rigs being thrown in the ditele The
rig, was also badly ernaehed. Such vio-
lators of the Sabbath deserve to be ee,
verely punished and made an example
of, as this is not the . first time euele
practices have been indulged in."
-Hensel! Observer •
itore, Conveyancers, &c.
B. V. ELLio'r.
Bli3O°Z.f o\7f lirg;Itif"Lti
Middlesex, also for the' township'sof IiTs'borne
Sales promptly attended. toithatermereason
e,ble, Sales arraneedat Poet office, Wincheisa
Granton.
Mr. P. Moivbray reearned on Satiir
day from Toronto after consulting 'an
oculist regarding his son Harvey's eye•
On his way to the city the boy told his
father that he iinagined he could see a
little with the \N ()uncle() eye, but when
the (lector told him the sight was en
tirelv gene, the shock proved too great
for Cite afflicted youth and he broke
down, in despair. The Or. also inform-
ed them that there was dauger of los,
ing, the other eye and that for some,
time great care must be exercies
ed. groat
sad affair has east a
gloom over the entire neighborhood
and he eas the sympathy of numerone
friends and acquaintances as he has
been a general favorite with all who
have known him. We leatn thee a nu
mber of those attending the St. Marys.
Coll, Inst, carry revolvers. The trust-
ees and teachers should ongutre into
this aiid have it stopped.
Ti sborne.
Mr, Denied Hicks 01 1110 Gth conees
sion, met with a very serious accident
on Friday last. R appears he had
driven in the barn on a load of hay
an11 while endeavouring to' reach a
pulley in connection with the hayfork
he slipped off, falling on his head and
received severe spilial injuries. He is
under the doctors cal° and it will be
some weeks befoie he is likely to re-
cover.
THE GENUINE MERIT.
Of Hood's: Sarsaparilla wins friends
wherever it is fairly and honestly
tried. Its proprietors are hig•hly grati-
fied at the letters which come entirely
unsolicited from men and: women in
the learned professions, warmly com-
mending Hood's Sarsaparilla for what
it has done for them.
Hood'Pills curehver ills, •jaundice
biliousness, siek headache, constipation
Farms tor sate.
The undersigned has several first
class farms for sale on easy terms.
J. SPACEMAN, Exeter
:Itateaistrate's Court.
On Monday last Mr, Harry Piper
was brought before C. Snell, J.P.. in
the,. Town Hall, end' was fined the sum
of two dollars ami costs, which amouut
ed le all to $5.40. for disturbing. the
meeting in the Salvation Army bar
racks on Sundae afternoon, July 10th.
This should be a warning to yoneg
men to behave thernselyes in the fut-
ure or a like example will be meted
out to them.
ROLLINS, late of Manitoba, Licens-
alosecl Auctioneer, for the counties of Bur -
11110(1 Micldlesex. Residence: 1 mile South
of Exeter Ont. Sale Orders by mailer other-
wise promptly attended to at reasonable
priceS.
BOSS.ENBERRY, Tier/sail Ontario. 1±6-
.5.1. e11000. Auctioneer for the Countys of
Huron aud Perth. Chargea moderate and
s a tisfactien gnaranteect,
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T HARDY, Lica/need Auctioneer for the
.1-4. County offluron. Sat . Condueted on
reasonable terme, Harm itud'Earm StOCIC.
11
s peeialty. itil arrangements can be made
at this office,
1131BED. W. 1l'A1LN0014B, Provineial Land
12 Surveyor and. Civil Engineer. Unice,
Over Poet °time, Main street, Exeter, Out.
1-NAIVD M.ILLER, Veteriny Surgeon,
I Gritauate of the Ontitrifto 'Veterinary
College,' Toronto, (Successor to Wrn. Sweet,
V.S ) Over 1.8 year's practiqe. 0100 and
residence one hloelt east of ItichardPielearcls
Store. Opposite Skating :Rink, Exeter, Ont.
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FAst-AiliisT ELLIOT. .
AGENT FOE.
The Western Fire Assuranee Company,
of Toronto
The Pluniiix Fire Insurance CO`y.,
of London, England.
Sate Alllance Fire ASS1.1r.00'y.,
of Louden, Ten elitne
aed The Confederetion Life Assoeiation,
of l'oroato,
,
Offitet-Maineetreetf Exeter, bet.
FOR SALE,
An teriebtrtivoo (Ireton& ilise10-/ oats-
eve-elmost eety. Apply at Ilia office.
earenteueed teeir wheat
Mioe Annie 13o'1,Aliteh-ell, is visit
ing the Misses Nellel-Miss }fere IIand
ford Ives yisiting friends in Granton
last week. -Mise Ashplant. of London,
le the guest of the Mrs. (Rev.) Allen,
Mr, Albert Mentuls end F. Boyle
spent Sunday in London Tp. -Mr. T.
Neil Ives the guest of Mr, Win. Lewis
on Sunday. -A large number of our
young folks intend taking. in the ex-
cnrsion to 8arnia. ou Aug. 4111. This
will be thettieursion of the season and,
is very cheats -fare only 95e. -One
eveniiSet,lase,Witek Mr. Cobleigh's horse
took fight end ran away, completely
demolishing the cart to which it was
hitched,
Devon.
Biddulph.
1.11/Va• pitiefiel accident. It appears he, wene
to hiteh ip his horse and follow his
We bave this Tezt-ek to record the father's runaway tearnarid while hes
:-
death of oue of our oldest residents in was putting on the harness the horse'
the person of Mrs, McCann, ewife of the
late 'Wilson McCann), who died on Tues.
clitY, 191h inst at the advanced A.ge of
nearly 80 yea.rs, The fun(,ral takee
place from the Khiva Hotel to day,
(Thursday) for the Exeter cemetery.
Brewster.
The haying is past and the harvest
beg'u'n.- Miss Kate Hennesy is visiting
frienda in Liu:am-Mts. W. Dt Hodgins
returned home from Manitoba on Sat.
tirday after an absence Of font. weeks.
-Miss Maggie Hamilton (:Omn1:teach-
er) is epeeding her vatatioe with her
parents in McGillivray. -Mrs. Daniel
liennesr, of Loudon. is the guest of
Mr. James Hee riesee-A large crowd of
:young people intend taking in the ex-
citeSion 10 Serniteon Aug. 4111.. See
posters. .Fare from Clendeboye
Mr. Albert Mealls was the guest of
his brother, of Corbett, on Sunday. -
Mr. M. D. Boyle epent a few days in
Loudon last week:. (Altuth joy Mike.) -
Mr John McFalls, who hOs been on the
sick list for the past few weeks, is
slowly recovering,
Around- About Us.
Mr. Wee Snell was the first tib this
section to cainplete .hay . her y estidge-e
The brickwork of the residence' of Mr:
W Rowell fres i completed • an.d the
carpenters are busily enteagod patting
ois the roof.-Berrypieltieg is the order March. Mr, lelurphyandehis esteemed
family are highly respected, and we
of the day with the women of Ibis vi
cinity.-Flax pulling. will begin around
here 'wordy as the crop is ripening
very fast. -A number of men have
boen busily engaged harvesting 01)Mr. Sidney Daris' farm and • ere long
the task will be completed.
Fern/erg in this vicinity are moetly
through with their haying ..end fire:
making ready for this fall Wheitt.whieli
promises -to be it .good. vield.--The se.
vse winditornkof Efiday night did
geeat deal of demage to the pond
nets and it will be several days before
the fishermen eviliebe able to get them_
in fishing. shape again. -Mr. William
Struthers, of Goderich, is at present
spending a few daYs in these parts. -
Mr. E. Whitmore, who for the past half
Augal6 is nained for Mitchell's town
holidey when excursions will be run
to Goderich, London,Toronto and Ham
ilton.
Mr. Char. Astley, of Walkerton, who
for seventeen years has tilled the posit.
ion of Deputy Registrar tor the county
of Bruce, has retired.
At the examinetiatis in progress at
the Listowel High School there are 45
candidates writhig at the "primary" or
thied cless eatimination, 18 at the
"junior leaving" oi second-class, and 7
at the matrituletion examination.
Mr. John Murphy, of the second, eon-
eeeeion of Hibbtirt, has rented hielatim
to a German in iltellett, for the/ sum of
$850 annuall1 . He gets possession in
A Happy Event.
A feet days ago the home of Mr
Richard Pollard. of Leedbury, McKil
lop, was made the scene of tt very int.
erelong; aud happy event. On the 11th
inst., surrounded by their filches, Miss
Phoebe Rhein hart, of Leadbury, late of
Tormito'end E. S. Hogarth, B. A., of
Exeter, late of Woodstock, and son of
S. Hogarth, Esq, of Stephen, were, unit-
ed in marriage. Pastors Ottawell am!
Sanderson officiated. 'Miss L. Pollard,
of Lon ion, acted for the bride, while
Dr. N. F. Harrison, of Detroit, assisted
the groom. After an early dinner the
btidal pair took the train at Seaforth
and will visit Saratoga, New York,
Bcston and other eastern points. On
their return Mr. and Afrs. Hogarth
will make their home in Hamilton, in
the Collegiate lnstititte of which city
Mr Hogarth has been engeged as
modern language master. We gilt/
with the many friends of the bride and
grt•om in wishingthem a most happy
f uture.
Football.
The following is record of matches
played by "The Brucefield Rovers."
, 1891. G o nee SCORED.
DA.TE orrotteeers 011,'0NENTS ROVERS
.Tune te-Housall 1
2
a -
June 26-41ensall
July 4-Tuckersiniths
July 8-Tu0kersm1tlis
July 24- H ensall
J ulY 28-Chiselhurst ..
. 1892,
May 21-McGillivr11y Beavers
May 24-E0.e11 . 0
June 11-Bensall . • - 0
June 19-Egmondvi1le
July 1-E0e11
0
1
The Biggest Nan in Ontario.
Belleville Ontario: Leonard Whit-
ton, of Brighton, 'brother of the cheese
inspeetor, James Whitton, of Belleville,
has continued to gain in flesh, and is
now classed as the biggest man in
Canada. He weighs 569 pounds. The
Brighton Bysigo gives his measure-
ment: Around the shoulders, 5 feet 6
filches; chest, 5 feet 2 inches; hips, 6
feet 2 inches; neck, 1 foot 11 inches;
arm at shoulder, 2 feet 2 inches; am
below elbow, 1 foot 5 Welles; thigh, 3
feet 11 huffiest calf, 2 feet. Hie head
measuremenearotted the temples is
23 inches. Mr. Whitton atteuds daily
to his business, and is quite nimble on
foot. Ten years ago he did not weigh
more than 150 pounds, and during the
past few years he has increased in
weight rapidly. He le coMparatirely
young, under 40 years of Age, and
may yet add au extra fifty or seventy.
five poUnds to hie enornaeus weight,
2
2 11
0
2
Total goals G
lost
Gamesplayed, 11; genies
genies &awe, 4.
NAMRS OF PLAYERS.
Goul, R. Gr. Simpson; Batiste J. McCoy -
an, A. T. Scott; Backe, W. Simpson.
R. Young, H. Monteith; Forwards, D,
Dallas, R. McCartney, J. Snider (Cap.),
J. Scott, J. Young.
'
1
18
won
woe, 4;
are glad they have ne intention Of re-
moving from the neighborhood,
FARM PURCHASED. -Mr. Wm. Kyle,
of Kippen, who has carried on for sev-
erel years bete, a Successful carriage
melting business, has purchased the
old homestead farm from his father,
and intends moying on it shortly, and
devoting hie attention to agriculture.
Cn account of this change he is desir-
ions of:selling or renting his property
there. It is agood chance for a push-
ing Man who understands his busi-
ness.
year hes been teaelatng school in Mn.
is spending his rtolidays at home
with his parents.
As a result of very favorable weath-
er most of the farmers in this vicinity
are through haying, and comrnenc6d
cutting wheat.- (,,fuite a number of
our neighboring towns people are
speeding their eurniner vacation at
Grand Bend, arrangements having
beep made by Mr. Spackman and oth-
ers for the accommodation of all those
who wish to enjoy tlie. fresh breezes of
Lake Huron throngh the hot sumtner
mom he. -Mr. Will Tapsou and Mrposite lot 15 in the 7th con. E C 11, re-
eired the sum expeuded net to exceed:
ten dollars. -Carried. E • Morgau-r
Prest-tha.t the hereinafter named in-
diyicluals be paid. the several amounts
as set forth, viz: -J Belling graveV
grant North Boundary n2.25; R Grune-
dy putting in concrete culvert mane
gravel road $2; T Cunningham repair-
ing approaches to Hodgson's bridge
411°1 con $3 15; D Campbell removing
obetructions from ditch W Williamst
town line AleGillivray portion $3; A.
Loudon account for plank $55.55; N.
McLean gravel grant McLean's side -
road $l M Eagan turnpiking. one
Windsor's side road $2.50; N McLean,
rep cutvert McLeaels side road $1,25;•
J Heatherington ditching on Ailsa
Craig road $17 ; D Parke ditching on
Ailsa Craig, town line. hill MeG. portion
$1; I Jones putting in concrete culvert
Jone's side read $3,50; TBrown,cutting
hill black bridge $1.25; Wrn Smithers.
overseeing leased gravel pit $21,.25;
Ersking commissioner gravel division -1
No. 7 $5; RH Paterson,plank and posts
for eulvert 1411i con $1556; R I -I Pater-
erson bididing c,ulvert 14th con $7; W
Smith tile account $26.17; C Fairbanks
tile for drain, per agreement (water
comses account) $6; W T McDonald,
gravelling on division No. 3 $16; G
Lee commissioner gravel division Not
3 $2; W T McDonald gravelling divis-
ion Nis. 2 $12.40; T Canning MaltniSS•
loner gravel divisiou No. 2.$6; D Hen-
necy shovelling gravel Foster's hill 7th
con E C R $11; RMathers gravel grant
W Williams town line $22.50; J Scott
commissioner gravellieg division No,.
9 $4; W Hedges gravelling division
No. 9 $50 17; W Hedges gravel grant
lie,dges side road $11; j Allison gravel
grata Allisoe's side road $12; A Glen-
dinning gravel grant 24th concession
$13.50; D°uri. Bros. sand account $2;
Adams rep Parkhill bridge $5: G Sell-
ars gravelling div No. 5 $40; S Gibson
commissioner gravelling div No. 5 $9 e
S Baldwin', gravelling division No. 8
$99; A Paxton coin gravelling div No.
b84; G Grieve. ee•raved grant 20th on
feuth $16; S MeRann puttieg 111 eon-
crete culvert Ailsa Craig road 81.80;
Me,Rann gravelling. div No. 1,2 $43.20e.
.T:Joiles commissioner gravelling dly
No. 12 $3; W Hutchinson gravel grant
26th eon $12; E Emery lamb killed by -
dogs $2.60; A McIntosh, 2 lambs killed. -
by dogs $5.32; W J Bromohr gravel -
grant 7th con W 011 $15; 1? Kelly gra,
yelling division No. 10 $97,60; J W
Long overseeing egrayelling div Mo. 10
$6; F Kelly gravelling div. NO. 11 $98.-
254A Nichol cotn gravelling; div $5;-
.1 T Amos gravel grant Glendinning's
side road $10; W Mawson gravel afc
8100; W Mewson,gra_velaccounts,North
Boundary $14.30; John Breen gravel!
grant 20th con North $11; F Kelly grst
yelling div No. 7 $34.95;0 Medeof rep
Neil's and Moray bridge $4 50 ;Ilarlton
and :freakier ditching and tilirig on.
Presee side road $20°66; G Twtddle re.
paring approaches- to bridge on the:
14th con $1; W Johnson wood. for Hall'
and gravel account f225; C IVIedeof
grading. on Pranie's Side road ,$16.75r.
Patching and Amos rep cultert main
grevel road 525,J$Haskett' buildinat
bridge Bite's side road $11; Paterson
making contretemoulde and Tepairillit,,`
Siteoritoprell,:t'u8n3ie:11ci tAirviGolneea.8.1711‘up.,jesntnaitnuxtes,,
Statute labor returned undone $4.- ,
C'truccl J D Dreenrnond.e-G T Joliet
son -that this eouncil adjourn to meet
le the, Town Hatt on Monday the firse
day of Aug/1st at one o'clock pm,
aa
commenced kicking, strilein o' Ma !tier,
ner o11 the leg, No doubt IPe will be
laid up for some time, but we hope to
see him around before lenge-Mr. John
Rickbeil. of Dakota, arriyed hero Tues-'
day and interds remaining for some'
ttme.-Haying is the order of the day
and the erop promittes to be a heavy
one this year. --Next Sunday the Evan-
gelical S. S. intend eelebratirig their'
"Kintertag" featival and geed at-
tendance is anticipated.
MCG1111Vray 0011n011•
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment in the town hall, McGillivray,
-
27th Juue, 1892. All present Minut.
es of last meeting read, approved of
and segued. G T Johason-E1 Morgan
-that the reeve be and he Vs hereby
commissioned to have guards placed
on the approaches to Bice's bridge, 3rd,
coucessiou, and the embankment at.
Lintott's hill 8th. con. E 0 R. ---Carried,
G T Johnson -J D Drunimond--thet
\V II Pearson be and he is hereby
commissioned to eeperal $10 in grad,
ing on side road opposite lots 10 arid 11'
on the 16bit con.-Cari led JD Drum-
inonti-T Prest--that G T Johnson is
hereby commissioned te have the south
hill opposite lot 3 in the 16th con (tut,.
providing the north hill is cut gratia
amount expended not to exceed $20. -
Carried. G T Johnsen -J D Drum-.
aloud -that T Prest is hereby commis
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stoned to have the hill on side road op-
Ashton Mollardewho have beea spend-
ing. the last few months in the litchi
gen lumber woods,haye returned home
for a short viste.-A goodly number of
people from Grand Bond and vicinity
took in the sights at Sarnia and Port
Huron on July 12th, where a very
pleasant day was speet.-The work on
the cut between the Aux Sanble river
and Lake Huron is being rapidly push
ed forward, the. trees haying been gat
down and all well under headway to
eommence digging. -Mr. David Poll
ock returned home from the Northwest
ki.st week arid reports crops looking
very poor in that put of the country.
-The widstortn of last Friday did con-
siderable damage to the fishieg .nets
in Lake Huron;,eithich will cause both
trenbletaini exPeetee 10 have - thein • re-
paired, and Also lodged and tangled
the Wheat se as to leave it in bad shepe
for cutteng..---Mr. Stephen had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable cow last
week by. what is commonly known
as milk feven-On Friday evening of
lest week some of the residents of
Greed Bend saw what looked like a
steamer on fire, but nothieg accurate
has yet been heard of the disaster. -
Mr. Wm. Hickey's new resideuce is be -
rapidly erected. The bricklayers have
their work hearly completed.
Zurich.
The son of Mr. Edward H. Snell, of
Summerhill. who was seriously injured
front the discharge of a gun, is recevt
ering nicely. The lad did not have a
loaded gun as reported, and the weap-
on was Dot standing against the ve-
randah post. It seems that Mr. Snell
had loaded both barrels of the gun for
the purpose of shooting cherry birds.
After doing so he placed caps 08 both
eipples, aud while irt the act Of letting
the hammers down he accidently, dis-
charged one barrel, the eharge strik-
ing the hardwood floor and glandes; a
distaoce of twenty feet and injurieg
the boy as stated last week.
Misi Jennie Coates, after ten months
absence in the city of Detroit, has ,-c-
turned to pay her friends a visit. -Mr.
John Sic:mon sustained severe injur-
ies while working in a hay mow at
.Mrs. Jory's on Saturday last. The
chain attached to the hay fork pulley
broke, throwing Mr. Sleamon out of
the mow on to the wagon. -Mr. Daniel
Hicks also received a bad shaking. up
on the same day by being thrown from
a load of hay, striking the groud on
the bstek of his head. Mr. Hittite hes
been somewhat delirious ever since. -
The choir was conepicuous by its ab.
gence oe Sunday last, arid congreg•at
ional singing was resorted to, which
had one pleasieg feature about it at
least, that of harmony. It seems the
Rump Parliameet which has held the
fort for the inlet fe,r weeks has finally
dissolve,1 itself and we may expect tct
be soun under the benign. infleerice of
a new sidministratitm, 'Whatever be
the perimettel of the new cabinet it can
scarcely 11111 10 give us better meas.
ures that the dormat one and it is like-
ly the prineiple of flow/ Rule, which
has. predotnietated in the past, will bo
abatitioned,'-A great mealy people ti 11
neseed that ittagaifittent display of the
antork borealis on Saturday night
about eleven o'clock. It is some twen-
ty years ago Mince the writer itatV any-
thing of the kind to approach in splen-
dor the display. The whole heavens
seemed to be lit up with Ihrid deneing
flarees, whieh eoeyerged te the itentret
thekleg a epectaele lle'ret to be for
Witten.
A warrant was issued on Monday for
the a pprenhension of Editor Mitcheleof
the Goderich Star, on a charge ofcrim-
inal libel. The warrant was issued by
Horace Horton,J. P., and served by the
Bailiff, the latter however did not jail
the editor, but took the accuseds own
bail to appear fa 11 a. In. Tuesday.
CAMERON VS. MITCHF.Tet, ail-MR.9,1 libel,
came before Horace Horton', Esq., J.
at 11 rie in. OD Tuesday. Alt. Mitchell
Opplied for an adjournment to consult
his solicitor. The Magistrate granted
the application, after 'Air. Garrowa who
had dissented on =omit of his not be
ing able to be present at the proposed
postponement, had given his evidence
and also Mr. M. C. Ct./Aileron. The case
tame up again Wednesday at 10 a.
A CLOSE Caere -During the sterna
on Friday afternoon there were some
s' range freaks of lightning. on the Base
Line, about a mile front Clinton, At
the residence of Mr. John Colclongh
there was a lively scene for a few see.
onda.Eddie Johnston, of Clieton, and
Miss Colclough were near the house
when the thunderstorm clone up. Near
them Were several poplar ttees and a
wire elothes Rue rt./ming from one of
them te the h01.1.$6. • The lightning
struck the tree with the wire and fol -
!owed to the bongo- eplittieg in twain
the lino prOp-and eftterinst, winded its
way to the pantry and slivered a board
off, thee disa.ppeered in the cellar, Mist;
Cotelough and the lad Johnston Were
in the meantime prostrate ootside, but
soon recovered coesciouenese: A 6eVe
dad shook Was eortunatety the
but the dedth caIl was Very doge. Sev.
eral young fowl elose by were killed
by the shock.
Mr. H. Deichert after spending sev-
eral days in this vicinity visiting. re
turned hothe last Thursday. -Mr.
and Geo Kallefleish and sister of Strat•
ford are visiting at Mr. K. Dumart's at
present. -Mr. D. Stet ebach is cam pi tees
at Gram] Bend this week. -The A.O. F.
held their aernual picnic at Bayfield
hist Wedeesday-The"K.intertag"fes
that was held here in the Erangelical
Church last Sunday The day being
fine a great many from neighboring
towes atteeded aud the many addres-
ses delivered to the children were ap-
preciated by all. -Last Saturday night
a great many ef our citizens witnessed
the wonderful manoeuvres of the Aur-
ora Borealis. The sight was one not
often to be eeen.-Some of the farmers
in this neighborhood ietend cuttin,g
wheat this week. -Mr. John Reckbeil,
of Dakota, is home visiting his mother
who is sick. --Mr. William Hoffman put
in a 11 et4ks vacation in the neighbor-
hood of Crediton. He is now refreshed
for another year's work.
(Too late for last week.)
Miss E. Hess, of South Bend, Ind., is
at present visiting at her home here,
but intends returning shoitly.-Mr.
Creech aud wife of Dundee, are
visttieg relatives around these
parte.--Quarterly meeting was held
here in the. Evangelical church Sun-
day. Rev. Dr. Wing oceupied the pul-
pits -Mr. Henry Deichert. of Marlette,
Mieh., is home on a visit. It appeers
that Unmet domains agree with
Harry.--Itheycle Notes. -"Shanks" and
his wheel were doing' business at Exe-
ter last Thursday. lb* "Hc Dentchee
made a trip to Mitchell Islet Sunday
and reports having met with am ae
cident. He had better erect it 80011
p11010 10 order to warn the people of
his approath. 1'Stub" and "Spokes,"
aecompanied by eFlomery," made a
trip to Goderich mid returned home
by the Wav of Clinton. "Sawed off"
4wi1' 111 thoroughbeed stock at present
"Telegram" wain -ties hi enyeterous
tripa-Some of our citizetie attended
the Orange eelebration held at Bey
field hist Tumidity. July 12. -Lest Sun.
day while Mr Gotlieb Memelwee do
ing bueiness at Hat tleib end Ketizing.
er's his horses took fright and made
for lime. Several men endeavtrred to
ettsp there, but were `Unable to do so.'
The team tan home and nothing , of
Ithyeceount WAS demaged. During
the excitement of the 1111114VAy Ur.
AllAtlia;n 'Menet Met With rather a ,
WItt. nusint, Clerk..
seletterieS.
EA(11LESON.-In McGillivray, on July
181111 the wife of WM. Eagleson, of a
800.
WYLSON--Iii Stephen, Smith Boandarsets
on the 1311t itist., the Wife Of
)11180114 of a Sob.