Exeter Times, 1898-8-18, Page 1II °RON & M1DDL E SEX GAZ E TT E
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TELLING THE PLAIN TRUTH
If there is any one thing we insist on above everything
else, it is to stick to the truth in advertising, and put nothing
in the papers but what is exactly as represented.
A pecularity of this business will be its absolute regard
for the truth in advertising. We intend that the news of
this column shall be accepted literally, which means strictly
to facts and using plain English,
The way we buy and the way we sell, makes it possible
to do good business without a particle of exaggeration, either
in what we tell you or what newspapers print.
We insist that things here shall be exactly as represented,
and that incitidee every item in this list,
27 inch reclgrouncl with small white dote, just the thing for
childrens we r, regular price 7c for 5 cts.
Children's Taffeta Gloves, in colors of Grey, Brown and Fawn, very
durable for wear, sizes 3 to 6, forme e price 20c a pair, we will clear at
the unifornaily low price of 1 0 cts a pair.
Shirts Waists made of Canadian and English Prints, good fast
colors, Collars and Cuffs to match, assorted colors, regular price 50c
for 39cts.
Woinen' plata fast black Cotton Hose, full fashioned, good value
at 7e and Sc per pair for 5 Os.
Women's fa,st black Ribbcid Cotton Hose, double heel and toe, were
sold readily at I21e. per pair, now 3 pair for 25 cts.
Women's fast blade plain cotton, Hose, seamless feet, high spliced
heels, regular pike 20c per pair, for 2 pairs for 25 cts.
Women's Cotton Hose, full fashioned, high spliced heels, Isearnless
feet, silk finish, Hermsdorf dye, made to sell at 25c per pair for 1 9cts.
Ladle's Fine ribbed. cotton Vests, shaped and nicely trimmed,
special to clear 1 2i cts.
In ends of Fa.ney Waist Silks that were 30 to 60c pee yard, are to
be cleared out at bargain prices.
A. J. FORD &CO .,Woodham.
N. B. -We pay highest price for A.4 Butter.
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The by-law raise $35,000 for the in-
t. .stallation of a municipal lighting plant
4 was carried atBarrie.
Frederick Dewey, locomotive fore-
man of the M. 0. R., was killed by an
•engine at Niagara Falls.
The death of errs. Jas. Bogie of the
Nile, is:recorded. She died ather home
on Saturday, 6th inst., at the age of 73
years She had been sick for -three
weeks in which time sbe was delirious
and knew scarcely anybody.
Robert 1V1cIlyen, ex -reeve of Stanley,
returned on Friday from a trip to the
west. He spent considerable of his
time in the Edmonten district, which,
he believes. -has a magnificent future
tefore it, though it will take consider
-
.able time to develop it. •
Well !Holing.
The subscriber iF prepared to do all kinds of
well digging. Dry wells deepened with brick
in. Satisfaction guaranteed.
2 ia W. H. Campbell. Hay, P. 0.
For Sale.
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Brick Blacksmith shop,frame dwelling house
and. half an acre of land,in the village of
Whal-
en, township of Biddulph. There is a good busi-
ness done in tho shop; on the premises are good
tufruit trees,and smallfruit,gOod supply of water,
and everything convenient. Reason for selling,
-the proprietoris going out of business. For
further particulars, amil,y to.
WM. OGDEN,
, 'Whalen, P,O.
Notice To Creditors
In the matter of the estate of James
Millar, late of the village of Exeter,
in the County of Huron, Gentleman
deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chapter
129, of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1807,
that all persons having claims against the
,above named deceased are required to send. in
particulars of the same to James Ramsay and
John P. Ross, of Exeter, Ontario,the Executors
.of tho said deceased, on or before the first day
.of October, 1898, and on and after the said. date
the saki Executors Will proceed to distribute
tho estate of the said deceased, having regard
.only to the claims of which notice shall have
been given as aforesaid, and they will not be
liable to any person or persons of whose claims
they shall not then have received notice.
COLLINS,
Solicitor for Executors.
Dated at Exeter the iith day of August 1898.
Voters' List9 1898.
:MU.NICIreeLerv OF LIE TOWNSHIP OP
USBORNE, COUNTY OF HURON.
Notice is hereby given that I have tranS-
Anitted or delivered to the‘persons mentioned
in sections 6 and 6, of the Ontario 'Voters' Lists
Act, 1889, the copies required by said. Section
to be so transmitted or delivered of the list
,nacle pursuant to said Act, of all persons ap-
oearing by the Past revised assessment roll of
=the said Municipality to be entitled to vote in
the Municipalityat elections fOr 1Viembers of
ihe Legislative Assembly and at IVIunioipal
Elections, and that saidlist was first nested up
.at my oilloc, at, Vithalon, on the nth da' of
July, 1898, and remains there for. inspection.
Electors aro called upon to examine the said
iist, and, if any omissien pt any other errors
are ft.und therein, to take immediate proceed-
ings to have said errors eorrected aecording to
;law.
,-. Dated this 10th day of July, 1898.
FRANCIS M0RLD1r,
Ueberne.
IXETER MILLING COCC)dSOU8 TO.
HIE ROLLINS AND MING MILLING
Aro now ready to do business with tho pub -
IVO generally. AR kinds Of
,
LCUB, 'MED AND MILL STVIOID
Ver sale at close prioes. Leave yOur Orders
the mill. We del Ver every day to any part
,,
. Of tho toWti free. o hope you will help Us to
Make a sucCoss Of tho business, which Means a
,SudeOse her the toWn.
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:Highest Prices Paid for Wheat
Afi all titnos.
'retnerceee No, 81,
,STEWART I3ROS. & WILLIAMS.
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Exeter Municipal Council.
A special meeting of the Council was
held in the Town Hall, on July 28th,
1808. Reeve in the chair, Members
Present. J. Eyans, E. Christie, W.
G. Bissett, W. Iterating.
The Council met for the purpose of
preparing an address and giving a
purse and presentation of the same to
Mr. M. Eacrett on his retirement from
the clerkship of the village.
It was moved by E. Christie and
seconded. by John Evans that Mr. M.
Eacrett be presented with an address
and a parse of $50.00. -Carried.
Mr. Harding voting nay.
T. B. CARLING, Reeve.
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment, ae Town Hall, Exeter, .August
12th 1898. All present except
Harding. Minutes of previous meet-
ing read and confirmed.
Communication from Waterous
Engine Company re hose received and.
filed.
Moved by W. G. Bissett, seconded
by E. Christie, that the following ac-
counts be passed and orders drawn on
Trea,surer'for sameGrigg $2.00
postage per clerk; 13. Bishop & Son
98c per fire dept. ; The Municipal
World $1.07 blanks for voters' list ap-
peals. ---Carried.
Moved by E. 'Christie, seconded by
Sue. Evans, that the Reeve and Treas.
be empowered to borrow what money
is required to pay current expenses. -
Carried.
Moved by J. Evans, seconded byW.
G. Bissett, that Mr. Campbell's offer
of $5.00 per foot, to deepen well at
Town Hall, be accepted. -Carried.
In view of the public indignation ex-
pressed by the citizens at the act of
Rowdyism perpetrated by some party
or parties unknown on the evening of
the lith bast., by throwing eggs at(
some of the Mitchell lacrosse players
when/leaving town, the Council offer
a rewacci of $5 for the conviction of
said parey or parties.
Moved by Ed. Christie, seconded by
W. G. Bissett that the council adjourn
till Friday Aug. 26tleat 8 oalock p•
GEO. H. BISSETT, Clerk.
Chiselhurst
BRIErs.-David Leitch left. for Da-
kota on Tuesday of last week. He in-
tends to work at the harvest. -Miss
Ethel Oates, of London, is the guest of
Miss Shepherd, of this vicinity.-Johri
Brintnelawho was injured by his horse
shying and throwing him out of his
buggy, had three ribs broken by the
fall -Lewis Schroeder has been sent
down for stealing a hicycle.-john
Shepherd bas improved the look of his
driving house by giving it it coat of
paint.
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Brucefield.
Buiness.-The sheep dogs accomplish-
ed some of their destructive Work
lase week. George Baird being again
the loser to the extent of three valu-
able thoro'breds killed outright, and
isix others worried so badly that they
will be almost useless. On Irritley
morning Mr. Barges' flock was visited
and depleted to the number of ten
lambs, killed or wounded. This time,
however, the dogs were caught and
shot, and unless there are other brutes
at the same work, the shepherds and
the flocks will rest easier in the future.
-1. McLa,chlun of Brussels, is
spending a few days renewing frogman-
titnees here. Mr. 1VIcreachlin hassecur-
ed the principalgjpofahtrge school at
Sault Ste. Marie. The people there
are fortunate in securing the services
of such it careful, energetic teacher.
The victory rests With America's
Greatest Meclidee,Hood's Sarsaparilla,
when it enters the battle impure
blood.
EXEtER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 1.8th, 1898.
g oo esu ts.
The Reports of the Boards of Exa
miners in connectick with the Efigl
School and matriculation examination
held in July have been considered by
the Educational Coanciaancl below ar
given the names of the successful can
didates at the different centre«, so fa
as concern the exannuations of Forms
and It. It is ,expected that the re
sults of the examinations of Forms III
and IV and for commercial specialists,
commercial diplomas hncl domestic
science will be pp.blished in ewe or
three days. It is intended to have the
marks of unsuccessful candidates sent
within ten days to the Principals of
High Schools or Public School Inspec-
tors. The marks will not be sent to
candidates by the department. Certi-
ficates will also be sent to Principals
and Inspectors about the lst of Sep-
teinber. It is recommended that un-
successful candidates should not .ap-
peal until they have consulted the
High School Principal after receiving
their marks. Appeals to be entertain,.
ed must be made before the 20th, of
September. '
FoRm I.
Clinton -M. O. Acheson, S. M.Ache-
son, D. Cantelon, A. Huck M. Mick,
M. Ker, H. A. Leech. 'Honors -E.
Archibald,. S. R. Clourtice, R.MacPher-
son,
Goderich-E, Craigie, S. W. Craigis,
D. Elliott, R. S. Harrison, S. E.Morris,
F. A. L. Nantel, M. L. Newton, J. M.
Spence, L. D. Sutherland, F. Turner,
F. M. E. Tye, H. C. Wiggins, T. P.
Brown. Honors -W. E. Elliott, E. E.
Farrow, E. Fea,gan, W. L. Hiles, W.
Mair, S. C. Masson, H. S. 141asson,
W. J. McCreath, H. W. Taylor.
Mitchell -F. M. Cameron, E. L. Eis-
ler, H. G. Hurlburt, A. McNaught.
Honors -W. A. liurIburt.
Lucan-M.A.Armitage, L. J. Braith-
waite, R. Carty, L. G. Dempsey, R. E.
Fox, N. L. Guilfoyle, R. II. Hodgins,
W. N. O. McComb, W. McDermott, I.
M. Mara, J. Morkin, E. E. Stanley, J.
-
Simpson, 0. M. Tompson, G. E. Temp -
son. Honors -E. O. Hodgins, H. T.
liedgins, J. St. John, L. A. Wilkin.
Parkhill -H. V. W. Laughton, C.
Love, S. Saulter, M Thompson.
Seaforeh-11 E Abell, E M Abell,
C R Aetzel, I A Arnold, 111 Brownell,
J G ()rich, T Cummings, J T S
Dickson, 0 Dapp, M E Elliott, E
Evans, T Govenlock, G I Hamilton,
M L Harty, N Holland, M Laidlaw,
L S 'Lawrence, G McDonald, A. J D
McMinn, M 1V1eMilla,n, M Murphy, E
M Pickard, 0 Prendergast. Honors -
R B Bend, D Campbell, B Van Ed-
mond.
St. Marys -W 0 Allen, M Anderson,
E Armstrong, T Box, II G Broeeir,'S T
Delbridge, M P Dickson, It Fisher,
L sHarding, W Here, A Hill, M .A.
Martin, H Maybe, Meighen, M
MacLeod, C H McLean, E Rea, L
Richards E Roberts, E A Robertson,
Sharp, "P Smith, W 0 Squire, DA
Stafford, F A Stafford,H Weston, L A
Wood. Honors -A A Hay, A Mc-
Orackin, C Paynter, A J Wheaton,
W Hutchings.
, IN4yaglee(h(lioonnow),,0 CasiNakePnast,teorsims, teAelJe
- (honors), N Stout (honors), .D Sweitzer G. J, Sutherlend, Notary
armor, Commissioner, 4' Public, Convey Olinton's rAbe of tadxoaltlaiort.), bas been
1 (honors), G Theannson, thenors), 3
Thompson (honore) A 0 Vining, E T., :ea, U.:surer ofuMarriageteconi:essiirtriongellut
irsonab e rates :tetWlacii:iilsiag2otb2a:nEsilillis:itoetnhoeofntatxhaetatonn for this
Ra37,14 m Reber& ivrteroanety. girgon(loYnt tgl,)'att eie s Mc k h PostA 40 Cur? °""1
e 3 13 Shier, W Stephens, A Young., a .
John Stephens and eaeauv leave Sea-
i'oa,r
G Box. matriculation (4)-11 G , e. a comol. fOrti1 in A couple of weeks for Calumet
Brown, 0 A Baird, M E Lane, D m .1,1„
Liv,eisiciaheig. an, where ,tlaey will in future
Monteith, 0 annuity, W 0 Squire, C 'V so(LatecaNy,INtliotaGr;tir,ouvbvii—cee. ,PHrooluisdaeoen13,,,arrister
- Walker, E 3" Wigelswortb.
The Seaforth Hortieultural Society
will hold their seconcl annual flower
show on the 25th, 26th and 27th of this
n1S°neathfOrtle. conneil have decided to
Insurance $1,400. Thomas Boyd, NE..
Logar Township, also Jost, his barn and
most the entire crop destroyed by fire. wife and daughter ; N. Sarerus,
Stratford road, had bis barns and al- —To Cavalier, Dakota : M. ICearcher,
persons left, this station foe the Weser':
Fon T --K2 WEM-The folluwin' place a tewn clock in the tower of the
l‘EfInclinNge.r ;11otsosen
Brandon, N. i'ataratt'ty.' ''‘, evening,
town hall at a cost of $635. It will
Dr5rsclale, returned home Wednesday
havvvooden dials.
Mr, Durand, sr., who resides neer
after a visitsof six weeks at
the whole of the seasore's crops, In- W. Webber, S. W. Coxworth ;
saved for $1,000. -Miss Alexia Davis Langdon, Dakota: L. Benedict; Port-
Grafton aud vieinit3r.
Trinity Church.--Wlaeat is 65 cts. a 'Winnipeg, Geo, Kydd and john Goetz;
succeeds MISS Doble as organist of age la Prairie, man : Geo. Steaey ; to Wm. Thirsk, of Stanley, near Blake
bushel and bread 6 cts per loaf, Ra- Robt. Tinney to Balder; mrs. Bell to has it brother and. other friends living
ther a good profit for eomebocly.-The Carberry; T. McTaggart, London road, near Edmonton, and he goes to visit
Mitchell lacrosse team played with to Virden; John Dow, Hurondale, to them.
;
Exeter on civicholiday, and Balder won themiss Lowe, Hurondale, to On Monday last, while playing
game, score 4 to 1. -1, -The stench from
Stephen, Dakota; miss maggie White about the kitchernthe child of Wallace
the river has become almost leader- to Raunthwitite ; Alex. moir, to Den- Johnston, Sauble line, Stanley, was
able and the Medical Health Officer is
stove.
ver Col., where be teaches school. . severely burned by falling against the
preparing a report thereon. -Mitchell BRIEFs.-Schroeder and Spohn, a
is to have more granolithic side-
walk. -Miss Janet McLean, of Hibbert
lefb herelast week for Woolesley,Assa.
JOHN WHITE IF4 SONS
Publishers and Proprietors
Hensall. Huron County Notes
annern
Bayfield -IL - A E Aikenhead, G
Campbell, 3 Peck, .4.. 15 Whiddon. II.
(4)-M Galbraith, A McLeod. Matri
ciliation (1)-D Aikenhead, R
Cameron, A K Galbraith.
Clinton -IL -J Badotir (honors), E
L Cartier, M A Ellis, A Leech,
E McEwen, W Mair, W O'Neill, R
F Seel*, W E Thonepsem. II. (0-,
W S Baird, P Baird, M D , Camp-
bell, E Falk, D Halliday, R Helyar,
R W King, J Laird, A E MeEwan,
M Moffiefa.; I C Pickard, M S Walker,
D .A. We, iker, L H Colwill. II. (3)-
M 5 1VIillyard. Matriculation (4)-L
Andrews, G Andrews, 0 Brandon, E
Carlisle, C Chidley, E M Metcalf, R
Riley, J C Snell, W S Turnbull, .A
Wiseman.
Exeter -IL -B W Caldwell, S Gre-
gory,. H Lane, E A Merrill, M Smith.
Matriculation (4)-W A Kibler.
Goderich-II. W I Beau, N F
Church, M 1 Clark, G B Clark, W A
oevan, ii 33 Deane, 0 B Ferguson W
L Hackett, 11 Long, A M Medley,
A S McLean M E Olivant, M
Rutherford, B' D Straughan, P Turn-
bull, E G Wilson, 0 E Whyarcl. 11 (4)
a -WR Brydges, 0 M Buchanan, B R
Durnin, 311 N Hiles, W L Hiles, W S
Lane, I 141atheson, V .A. Watson, E L
Williams, W 11 Wightinan, II. (3)-
M Rastell. Matriculation 4)-M M
Douglas, T Ford. T Heddle,j ohnston,
M T 'Keefe, M McDonalti,M McKenzie,
L L 1VIcMath, 0 D McSween, D O'Con-
nor, R Snell, T M Stothers. Matri-
culation (3)-M E L Brydges,
borne, B Rya% J II Stewart, W
Stoddart.
Leican-11.-P W Abbott, .A. Bell,
M M Fraser (honors), 3 Hamilton, M
Hodgins, W Horne, 1L (1)-.A W
Bell, W Braithwaite, E Gamer, G
Smythe, Matriculation (4)-A Oarnp- s
bell, G 11 Grant, F Melton, R A Mac- 8
donald A Mackay, E McLaughlin,13. t
11 Parkinson, 0 Roberts.
Mitchell -II. - E L Archer, A
Dougherty,- I) Il Dow, 13 ° Dow, R B
Francis, m L Hooper, W Robertson, L
Robbason,V F Thorepson,I1 m Weight
(honors). IT. (4) - 0 Baker, E T
Hurlburt, I) it Larleworthy, U R
moore. eettriceletion (4) T 'Balk will,
A Campbell, 0 T Klein.
Parkhill -II. G Bice, Et 13osson-
bury, E Davidson (honors), N Fink-
beimer, L 0 Fleteher, D Galbraith, A
McIntyre, T R Reid, T Ryreo, X Wet -
sem. II, (4)-W ex IIimiphrice,
mallet), W Russell. It (8) --IC
Mitchell
Banars.-D cuing Ileiday night's
storrn Fred Horn, who lives about a
mile and it half frcnn here, on the
Sellery, L. D. 8., D. D. S. Honor Draclu.
• ate of Toronto University, Dentists. Teeth
extracted without pain or bad effects. Glace
in Petty's Block, Hensall. At Zurich every
Monday, commencing May soth
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Crediton.
BRIErs.--Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eilber,
Tr. and Mrs. Eilber's mother, of may-
ville, Michigan are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. 0. Eliber.-Mrs. D. Fink-
beiner of Sebewaing, Michigan, is
visiting under the parental roof. -Miss
bicycle fame, were both arraigned be- Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Smith left Sea -
fore the London Magistrate on Thurs- forth for their new home in Hamburg
day charged with the theft. and on Wednesday last. Mr. Smith will
Schroeder .pleaded guilty. Spohn was engage in ageneral mercantile business
there.
acquitted, although he had disposed of
the wheel at the .second hand store, Messrs. Holmes and :Skinner, of
and shared the proceeds with Schroe- Lucknow, have arranged to put a
der, each a the prisoners carrying one grain bnyer on the market in Clinton,
a the watches when arrested. Sabres- and also contemplate the erection of a
der was sentenced to nine nionths ia new storehouse.
the Central Prison, and Spat= was
allowed to go on suspended sentence M. Kaecher wife- and daughter, of
in connection with. the Gibson. wheel.
Melinda Schwartz is the guest of Miss
Lizzie Eilber.---Chaeles eRoessler and --e-The same paniShment was given the
George Fisher spent a. few days in
Berlin last weekattending the Saenger -
fest, they report having spent a good
time. -Mr. E. Simpson and Miss
Coursey have again returned to their
duties as teachers in our public school.
Miss Baynes, formerly teacher at
Grand. Bend taking Miss Ball's place,
the latter having resigned and accept-
ed a position in the Exeter phblic
school. -Mr. O. Rau has moved to the
east end of our town and Michael
Klumpp moved into the house vacated
by Mr Rau. We welcome Mr. Klumpp
to our village. Mr. Klurappelike a host
of other retired farmers, knows it good
thing when he sees it. Orediton can
boast of possessing more retired
farmers for its size than any other
village in the province, which speaks
very highly for the village. Orediton
has all the conveniences imaginable
and they are, highly appreciated by
old and young. We must also refer to
Orediton as a. great railroad centre,
Ailsa Clraig, Luca,n, Centralia, Exeter
and Clinton can all be easily reached
with a few hours drive. -Rev. T. G.
Litt left monday morning last for
Berlin to attend the funeral of the late
errs. Rauch, wife of the 'Rev. j. P.
Hauch -presiding elder. -The lectures
given by Ex-Sergt. Major Gustav
Henry Schoof in the methodist church
on "Darkest Africa" were well attend-
ed and highly appreciated. -A very
friendly game of base ball was played
here Thursday last between Parkhill
and Orediton Stars, resulting in a
victory for the home team -Henry
Rader and fa,mily, of Hamilton, are
renewing acquaintances in and around
the village. -Mike Hirtzel and John
uorley left Tuesday last for manitoba.
-mrs. Wickett, who has been yisiting
in the -village for a few days left for
her home Friday last.
Hills Green
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13ea.Evs.-Mr. and Mrs. Foster, of
London,have been visitingAIrs.Foster's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Forrest,
and other friends the past few days. -
Mrs. Thos.Hudson, of Marlette. Mich.,
prisoners for the theft of J. R. Mitchel -
tree's wheel, of which they were =e-
victed on Monday. Schroeder's terms
are to rim concurrently. The watches
were ordered to be returned to the
pawnbroker. -Mrs. Daniel Moir, ,of
St. Marys, is visiting relatives and.
friends here. -Mr. and Mrs. _Richard
Speare, of Lucan, have been spending
the past two or three weeks with 1V1rs.
Alexi-Ingram, Mr. Speare's mother,
and with Mr. Speare's relatives, neer
Cronaarty.-Mrs. W. Carroll, of Beach-
ville, Oxford County, and. Mrs. G. P.
Scott, of Tharuesville, visited Mrs.
James Sutherland the past week. -
Dr. Ferguson was in Londonlast week
and purchased a fine pacing pony. -
Miss V. Smith left this week for the
Millinery openings in Toronto. -Miss
Maggie White left on Tuesday for
Manitoba. -Mrs. Coati and family
leave this week for Carleton Piece to
reside. -James Petty intends shipping
a number of cattle to the Old Country
in it few days. -Miss Ella McPherson
has returned home from visiting;
friends at Dungannon. -Lawyer Ar-
nold of -Windsor, is visiting his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold. --Mrs.
Daniel Bell, and daughter, Mrs. John
Mousso,are visiting friends in Mani-
toba, in the hope of benefiting the
latters health. -The misses Murdock
spent Sunday at Grand Bend. -
- The firemen were called out on Mon-
day in response to the alarm, the cause
being a chimney on the residence of
Mr Ie. Bengough.-Mrs. S..3. Latta, of
London, was in the village on Monday.
-A number from here intend availing
themselves of the excursion to Gode-
rich on Wednesday. -The Medicine
Co. have left town and gone to new
fielde. They did fairly well here, but
the public did not take hold as the
Company would have wished. There
was the usual baby contest
between babies belonging to E.
Rennie and R. Jr. Twitchell, the latter
winning. -Crops are not yielding as
well as was expected the first part of
the season, owing, no doubt to the dry
weather. -G. J.Sutherland. spent Sim -
day at Grand Bend.--teichard Coed
left on Tuesday for Manitoba.--Tohn
who was called bere last week by the Smith is confined to his room through
death of her father,isspending a conple illness. He has not been well since be
of weeks with friends here. -While sustained an injury some months ago
threshing on the farm of Thos. Farqu- at the :foundry. -R. Coad's sale ou
bar one day last week, Win. Blair niet Saturday was a success. Tbe chattels
with asomewhatpainful accident. The said Cluff, of Tuckersmith,
pully in connection with the straw has a prolific sow. Since spring be
carrier was being lowered, and instead has sold her offspring to the amount
of comiug down straight turned. on end of $180.-T. S, Berry shipped it car
and striking Mr. Blair in the face, cut load of horses to the Old Country,
on Saturday. He accompanied them
his lip so badly thatitnecessitated four
stitches being pieced in it. -Quarterly as far as Montreal. -T Murdock, G.
Petty, J. Lamer, 3. D. Cooke and
Benj. Shirra and Tames Stewart at-
tended the circus in Gr'oderich Satur-
day. -Mr. and Mee. Roadie who have
been visiting at W. R. Hodgins', re-
turned to their home in St. Clair,
Mich., on Monday. -Miss Holland.
of Exeter, is visiting Miss
Cook. -Mrs. Muir, of Toronto is
the guest of Mrs. Thomas Dick --
Mrs. Goetz has returned front a visit
with fele-lids Stratford.-Yos. Norris
is visitine friends in town. He returns
to Detroa shortly to eesuine his stud-
ies in the Dental College. -Mr.
of 'Parkhill, is visiting his cousin, Da-
vid Nichole-Feed Beek hes returned
to Minneapolis, after a, pleasant visit
with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Beek,
-3. V. MCDonell, was in. Walton last
week on business. -Miss Steinbach has
returned from the COnsetvatory of
tisk, Toronto. -Mrs. Hopkirk visited
her sister, Mrs. Taylor of Exeter over
S unclay,---A stray sheep came into the
village the other day, but did not re-
main long alive. Some of the Sheep-
dogs espied it sled despatehed the ani-
mal short time.
meeting services were heid, in the
1Viethcalist church on Sabbath last. -
While returning from the Varna gar-
den party, Isaac Hudson met with
what might have been a serious acci-
dent. In trying to pass another rig
both rigs turned to the right, and as it
result Mr. ltudson's rig was upset,
which precipitated biniself and fair
artner rather forcibly into the ditch.
°newer, beyond some injuries to the
hafts and buggy -top, there were no
erious results. -In returning home
he other night,William Jarrett and
Mishit Carro 1 were appointed fenee-
viewers in it manner rathee unexpect-
e4 to them: Wlien corning out of G.
Gram' e lane the horse beceme frighten-
ed at a porker and despite the heroic
efforts of the driver backed the rig into
the fetice and eyerturned it, throwing
the eccupants ageing the wire fence.
Elleha now think e that thistles and
barley beerds are notas sharp es barb.
-Mrs. George Forrest, and two child-
ren have arrived home front Alberni,
ritisle Columbia. and will sPencl it
uple of months with Mrs. rorrost's
irents, Mr. and Mrs. John Canieren,
id other triendse-Jarnes Logan left
r Mai -Aube oh Tuesday. -- Thos:
trott left Gotlerieli Sunday via
eanier Car in ona fee °on r tright;wheee
will resume his dirties as teacher:
The following persons left on Tries -
y for the Westr-Robt. Ooehrane,
ell 'Maxwell, jellies Logan, David
eld, and Albert MainS. They aro 4111
eigetic young men, whom we tageet
love, should they deeide to locate
ere.
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Seaforth-j1. R Lr Elliott, T m
Latimer (honors), W A Pickard,
(4)-R Andereen,IV1 Beatie,A Brownell,
G A Gray, It Govenlock, t Jackson, 13
McDonald, H "Wilson, E Wright. "I.
(3)-0 W Senders. etateiculatioh (4)-
L 3 Blatchford, j Eberhart,
Gillespie, X Govenlock, j ginuey, j
McGavin, T 3 Ryan 33 Scott, 1 11
Waugh, 1) Wren, II'S Welsh marl -
ciliation (3)-T Fowler, Pi 3 mcmiebael.
St. Marys -II, -WT C Brown (hon.
ors). m Gillies A Haynes, 0 Jieklin
Olenore), X at'Leaming, W mooee, C
Gilbert 13. Waddell, who at one
time weeked. in °lintel), brother of
Rev. W. J. Waddell, of Hensel!, died
011 Thriesday last near, Toronto, froth
consumption. Deceased hats for some
time been it sehool teeeher, and et the
tiiiie of his sickness he was teaching at
Don, near Toronto, and held a fleet
ebtestertificato. He died after three
mon el is illness:
Joseph G. Snell, of Sneligieiye, one
Of the lergeetimportere of fancy cattle teethes sehool George Inteeitn and in oaten°, died w etteeeday. While Mtge Kate Duncaii, to Carberry, Man,
working hi his barn on Saturday hist whither\they go to visit Mr. Ditnertri'e
be fell a distrinee of 2$ feet, Ile leaves daughter,' MPS, Robert Variley, tout
otherY0
rt. Widow, het no children.
Zurich, left for Cavalier,North Dakota
this week, and intend to spend the
winter there, that they may experi-
ence the winter breezes of that clime.
Duriug the severe thanderstorni" of
Friday evening the stable belonging to
the Methodist parsonage, at White
Chard), was struck by lightning and
totally destroyed. Rev. W. W. Leech
lost his new buggy ancl cutter. The
loss is almost covered_ by insurance.
Miss Ivison, of Iiippen, who is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Potters, at Porter's
Hill, sustained a peculiar and painful
dislocation of her thumb on Friday
last. She was milking a cow in eather
cramped, quarters, when the cow kick-
ed, striking her thumb and knocking
it out of joint.
The House of Refuge got three new
inmates last week ; they being Mi-
chael McCarthy, Stephen, aged 66
years ; Selemon Quick, Seaforth, aged
61 years; John Hawkshaw, Seaforth,
aged 60 years. One of the inmates
took it on himself to run away on San -
day, but he was followed and brought
back on Monday.
A couple of weeks ago, Mrs. Butt;
of Clinton, went over to visit her
daughter Mrs. Robt. Mc Ilveen, of
Stanley, believing the change would
improve her health, but on the con-
trary she is in a critical condition,
medical examination having, revealed
the pressure of internal d.erangement,
from which serious results are feared.
A. young boy named Doclsworth, of
Clinton, about 14 years of age, met
with a bad accident on Tuesday after-
noon; he was in the new barn of Will
Robinson and while chasing a swallow
fell from the granary to the floor below
putting out his bands to save himself,
he broke one wrist and fractured the
otohenr. Friday
night last, shortly after
commencing work to thresh at the
farm of Roberti Elliott, Goshen line,
Stanley, a sad Accident happened to
Wm. Higgins. He was sliding down
a stack when the handle of it fork
leaning against it penetrated his body
about eight inches. For a time his
life was despaired of, bub we are
pleased to say hopes are now enter-
tained for his recovery.
Au enthusiastic reception was tend-
ered the Beaver .Lacrosse Club on its
retarn from Georgetown. The boys
werelustily cheered. A torchlight pro-
cession was formed, and headed by the
33rd Bad. band,they marched through
the streets to the principal square,
where speeches, expressing the town's
appieciation of the boys' efforts, were
made. Seaforth clefesteed Georgetown
by it score of 7 goals to 4.
The death occurred at St. Toseph's
Hospital,London, Satnrclay afternoon,
of Gerrinee Penick, of Winglia,ne
Mr. Pethick, was it member of the
firm of Smith & Pethick, hardware
merchants, of Wingharn, and wes
well known and highly respected by a
large circle of friends, who will hear of
his death with feelings of the deepest coming to church on Sunday, MrS. A.
regeet. Up to a few days since his W. Hothaneaccompanied by her niece
friends looked forward to a speedy re- AfibS Hareilton,Blythe,bad a very ex-
covery, but he took it sudden relapse teniteitilingtaeinxe;etrhieenbcteiggcoymbiyngeorndoewi%eat
on Saturday-, and died as stated.
touched the horse's legsywhiliciiccliiiyeititroeidd
jeanlieFartilepdo,ohtitsia,enundst rtinedirsottlyneacofuelsv-
it to ran, mrs. Hallam
cm and managed to teen the corner to
days ago. Mr. Fried is a Canadian the church where it svas stopped with
boy, and some years ago, when quite nothing. worse than a pair of badly
After residing there for some time lie
young, be went to Frankfort Germany frigh tenea ladies.-Geeege meek, eele
his fin e driVer on :monday to Thomite
renioyed with. his family to St. Peters- Oliver, Steffite-Toseph:Bruce and Geo.
burg, Russia, where he is Itl"t (king Stacey went on the excursion to Irani -
well. Be prefers that country to toba Tuesday.. --Holidays, are over ano
America. This is his second visit to school hits commenced ' ag,ain.--Cro-
Canada since be removed to Germeny qeet parties are the order ofi.the day, -
and he expresses himself pleased with miss 'Lillie Hyslop bas returned borne,
the evident, signs of progress' and pros- after spending two weeks aenaays
eerily wherever he goes.
Aressrs, Wm,' ercLaren, George Stacey
with friends in and around Seaforth.-
The followieg persons left Seaforth
and Joseph Bruce left for manitoba
last week for the points named:-Ite v.
this Week taking it trip for the good of
Montreal : Miss 'Maggie and Master
Mr, Musgrave and Mrs. Musgrave to
his health. -Robert Bruce, who has
David Murray, to Virashago, Muskoka:
knee le recovering, --The feneral of
been Suffering from an abecese on his
seer, N.", York , Dr. James meGeoete Mes. Joseph Worden who resided near
Mr. and Mrs.'13. C. Coleman', to War.
to Saginaw, MIcbigan,,,,, T. R. P. Case, Winchelsea passed through this vil-
to Chicago ; George Baldwin, to Mt, , lage 04 Wednesday last for Staffa
Pleasant, 'Michigan ; W. T. Shannon. ceructarY Tile funeral was Log*
to Sault Ste. Marie - Wm. Motwen, ;a/tended.
Reuss.% to Port Finlay, wheee he '
loseph Lialoges, it carpenter oi Ayl-
incr.; Que., was arrested on the cberge
of threatening to kill Rev, Father Lae
belle. He says the "'riot prevented
him from secrotil
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CCIDENT, -On F- riday lase, John,
eldest son of Frederick Hankins met
with what might have proven a more
serious accident. He was assisting
in unloading grain -with it swing, and
while swinging a fork full around, he
wits struck and knocked down, falling -
across the tongue of the waggon. Be-
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BRIEFS. -The following persons left
this week for Dakota Nadiger,
Wm. Nicholson, John Winkenweder,
Chas. Fisher, Louis Reader, George
Ruby, Pat. O'Rourke, Moses Miller,
Spohn and August Schroeder. -
Mrs Wm. Rohn, who has been visiting
friends here the past few weeks, re-
turned to her horne in Dakota last
week.
Dublin
BRITIRS.—Rev, Father Downey in-
tends holding a picnic in Logan on the
2erd. Quite a number of our villagers
intend taking it in. -Miss Syinonds,
who has been ill for some time past
antl under the doctor's care, is regain-
ing her strength.-Jarnes J'ordan' lost
a very valuable cow .-last week. --
Williams, merchant, has his store and
dwelling lighted wit acetylene gas,
which a great improvement, and gives
our village a brilliant appearance.
Greenway
BRIEFS. -Thos. Stinson and Miss
Annie Galbraith, of Bayfield. visited
friends here last Saturday and return-
ed home Monday evening. ---Our public
school openedhere last Monday.-NISS
S. aracLaughlin had 36 scholars the
first day and J. McWilliams, the new
teacher, had 35. They expect to have
weer 40 in a few days. We were
pleased. to hear that the scholars were
real glad to get back to their studies.
Zurich.
Beenes.--Mr.Morris Ehries preached
Lis farewell sermon in the Ev. church
on Sunday night. Mr. Mines takes it
much to heart to leave his friends and,
community. e all join in wishing Mr
Blanes it safe journey and success. -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deichert, of New
Haven, Mich., are visiting with his
father, John Deichert. - Miss May
Stanley, of Listowel, is visiting Mrs.
Wm. Hoffman. --Miss Alice Johnson
has returned from it visit in Clinton
and other places. -Sam. Faust, Wes.
IVIerner, john Deichert and Bert
Klien were down to Crediton on Sun-
day. -Quite it number took in the
Sangerfest from here -Oliver Tolle-
son was visiting at his brother's on
Sunday. -The tinware business seems
to be quiet. -Chas. Bossenberry,111art-
leib's manager, was working on the
farin at his father-in-law's last week. --
School opeued Monday and all our
teachers have returned. -A tramp was
run in by Constable Eilber on Satur-
day night. This should be a warning
to others in this locality.
Crornarty.
BRIEFS. -:gr. and Ares. W. Hamilton
of Toronto, and Miss Katie Hamilton,
spent Sunday with F. L. Heneiltere
They all left eronday, accompanied by
mr. and errs, F. Le Hamilton for a
weeks holidays at Grand Beuda-While
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