Exeter Times, 1901-4-4, Page 1• lif3116N (1.4 1,11.1)PLESEX GAZETTE
TWENTY-EIGHTII YEAlin-Ncq
PER,' 0.1%('-'T, CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1901,
Now is the Tinio
To Buy Your.,.Seeds
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Red and White Clo-yer,
Alsike Timothy-, -
Spiltz, Garden 'Seeds.
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Bishop
der
'HAVE YOU TRIED
of March, ba.sed on attendance, de-
position. -Rev. tes IL Love will preach Seaforth 1 meaner and general eillciency Fifth -
in Jaines-St. Church, Exeter, on StAll-
Iear otAvonten. They ere terse every
fine animals, neighing respectively
212 lbs and 268 lbs.,* at ilie ages' n't six I
and si-viee moot iris Se&•
11 ensal I
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"P A. SallerF, L. D. 5)4 ' I). 1).6.,Konor Gracia-
- -nae ot Toronto University, Dentists. Teeth
extraeteeeeithoue_eain or bad effeet4,,-,Office
kr Petty's Illoelc• idennall, At Zoriait -.every
Monda7.0o1Iaine11einu .lav nth,
0• !I. Suthertxna, NIdark Puublic, ennaeyroi-
4.uwn
iioner. FiroIneninee Amt1+. oannedr4reA;rajvVelf-9Leg4lt11reut
caref)daatcu4rate;
to loan op real estate at low rates of 4a:serest-
OfPee at the l'estiOilleo, lientall c. -.a l'
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JOHN *1-leTEI8e SONS
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Louis Walper, lett Hell, Jos Etlwardei Centralia
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Fred Pretter, Silas Stanlake, 0 L i Air. Edward Stewart died at. the
* T J Amy, Chas idolt, Jos Brenner,"
EN,ETER lelereEtt YARD. ,.
Moeer. JasShaddocit. The following Imam of his cousio, Mrs. McCoy, on
nelfeseeeetesetre4 eemeene :tenger for gebrus.mle(Tek„ orders were passed ,;.-Inta Sneideie Friday last, after e brief illness. Ile
also shingle -c. laths and cedar 'posts. Prices gravel, 0 It eee ; ;rhos Shapton, coin had lived alone for same yeais but an
taking siek WilA brought to Centralia,
re.asonowe.--JAS W11.148, Yard : east sae of
Set aNr c°1; „Lb1.Ma scer ol inY '1.i;LtYte' ni (Id ra ut tile
inc°onntcl 11. IC f• s$'24 :::;:s vt, ar$3 :77: °: nnWtS'Ilf r°4.01185,verue'r'IT,e tb:a:11.ceilt: eeNd.:illtvotlael:
and evork of pimils. Naaisres 14;10_0;41:no,: f:initiL:yet::nex°t1:.:37.„Ipl. ladu.i°4231ed to
Reilly, Clara -Glavin, Fred Lecley, Feline
117- Patrick Glavin.
merit ; V-Vhas, Miller„ Irving Neil. i
Nliller, Joe Lecky, Martha Lewis. Jr ----"--"l'--1.es''Ieorzee
H. EtreeEit. Clerk.
III -Lucy Cotter. Sr II -Willie Mil-
leetesies.--Mr Fraser,- miner foryeek ler. Jr 1I-Mnrray Neil, Cecil Heide', 3 G. STA.XOURY, D. A t'KUTER,D"CT
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Bros., has returned from Ayr, ss'here Lottie Welsh. Sr Pk II -Mary Reilly. ; .
. he visited friends last week, -George Jr Pb II( -Leo Thempson. Harry leen, secylLeoawx.011111cue.roPur.riv.te-Teeibtiteils40101,(rvinr;.g. ,i
Greenslade left lash week ,for Buffalo. Willie irilewl'sQ"-
-Witl Boutbron will ieave in a few Atax A. Pneaes, Teacher. i the report of S. S. NO, $ for the month
days for lora,- where beams aceepteda
work and drains across road
ligPoRT.- Honor roll for S,. - e"a-e, veverloU culvert, eon 2
moon a, WA P
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Alvan Doupe, Wary Roach. Eva Roach,
day morning next. -Miss Srnitl; who Buigss.---Miss Waggle Smith left on t!,/ilton Clarke. Robert Duncan. Sr.
recently juirchased one or the Marshal! Tuesday afternoon for Berlin, where 4th -Albert McCurdy, Wilbert, Dun,
stores, is having the frallt, remodelled elle has secured a, situation in OPP 01 •CPO, Mary Doupe. 4th-011ve
and plate glass pet in. ---3. Henderson tlie stores. -Mr. Terrier, who i Copelend, A.etne Copelitod, Allan Me-
Ttiver, young son Of J. G. 'Tree -gr. Q0 base been 'Ogee keeper in the leoodin !Curdy, Edna Duncale, Miner Meeenrey,
Tenredeee evening laste'eNbile getting iori Bunk for einee months, Jere on Or. 4tbe Ohariie Fletcher, Wilbert,
(int of thi-trielt stage; his:foot,rsught Sattirday, for Winnipeg, Mau, Mr. G. Francis, Agnes Young, Sr, 3n1.- Lilly
causing him to fall bead foremost to D. Lynch, rot-mm.1Y junior, will sue- Ballantyne, Mabel McCurdy. Earl
the ground and breaking his left, arm ceed Trotterleft on Tuesday !Copeland. Joan Lhinean. Jr, 8rd-Ar-
between the elbow and wtist,,--A:Mur- for his home in Brandon, M00.^ -.•gr. thur McCurdy, David Gilfillan, Willie
doeh, census enumerathr, commenced Dan. Campbell, who has been clerlt in I eillillan, Gertie Myrti* Fran -
upon ells 'duties on Mondoy,....T, et A. Young's grecery stare, left Thuvs• els,--Sv. 2rel-Gilbeet Duncan. Quy
Berry purchased several fine draught day for Carberry, Man., where be hes iRoutly, Peeri Stott, Maggie -Clarke.
horses at the Glinton hotel, fair last secured e becrative position in Fair. Jr. 2nel. Mildred Copeland, Willie
• week. -0. O. Petty. has secured the re-
quired member cif signatures to his pe-
tition for 4 third hotel license in Hen-
sel' Auld has forwarded the sante to the
proper parties, The Commissioners
meet this month settee the matter will
be ilecided.-Janaes Sutherland has been
e011iined to his bed during the past few
days owing to illetese -Special eervice
will he held it -St. -attach OP
Friday morning at II. ceelock.--.A. song
rvice wilt he held in the Methodist,
huvele on Sunday eveniog next. -Mrs.
. Pearce, of Forest, visited Mrs. Sas.
herland on Friday and Saturday
last. --Miss Bella Sparks has returned
ne visit, with fcierids at Blake. -
star Willie Perkins, who has heeu
orking London., is home visiting
his mother, Mrs. W. R. Hodgins.
Messrs. Hugh Hunter, F. G. Lang. F.
• Bontbron and. A. °Ameba, of Sea,
orth, were in Henson an Sunday visit-
ing friends. -Miss Ethel Colwill Visited
friends in Exeter on Sunday, -Aroopit
the wants for Hensel', is 4 largeeleva-
ted tank for a, good supply of water;
also a chemical engine. It, has been
demonstrated that in cities the greater
number of fires are extinguished by
chemical engines. --John Murray, of
Wingbane ,on of James Murray, of
Hensall, we regret to learn, has been
serioesly ill daring the peetievr weeks.
At last reports he Wits inproving.-
Daniel Ross, of Blyth, has moved aneo
the dwellingswhich he recently leased
of Miss McKay, Queen street. -Wm.
Moir was in Winghara on Friday visit-
ing hia nephew, John Murray.--Jobn
A. Malcom, of Calder, formerly of
Hensall, was here this week. -George
Scott, of the Centennial hotel, • has
traded his fine grey driver for an-
other horse which promises wellee-Miss
Atkin, of Clinton, san a solo with
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It is the neatest, best fitting an
most stylish shoe on the reavizet fo
Ladies and Gentlemen. Sold only by R. IL SWEET.,
We have also a full line of every -day footwear of all sizes, In factory an
hand made w ork.
.. -REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,..
FL SWE
NOTICE
Ono Week's Free *4
Knight's New
Exeter.
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BRIEFS.--/trthur Mallard returned
Ihome on Tuesday last from Grand
Marais, Mich. where he has spent the
winter in tbe lumbering woods. -Mr.
Bosseabery WAS in Crediton cia Mon-
day. -Who said they heard. it whisper-
ed to listen for the wedding bells
shortly. -Mr. Sliew's new blacksmith'
shop will soon be completede-Burt
has gone again ; gathering eggs this
time. -Mr. Will Oliver is out taking
census for division No. 8 Stephen. -
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Willson of Green-
way, visited here on Saturday.
Grand Bend
- The following subjects tenght indi.
i-eiclually
Book KooDinut
reflinanS1111), Stortilandi '
Tupwriting, 6orr6pon16n6e.
Etc., Etc.
• °Few Illustrated Circulars and
information, call or address death of Miss Casey, which took
Dublin
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BalEVS.-Miss "Williams visited
friends in, Seaforth during the course
of last week. -Mrs. James awls was
unexpectedly called to Se Thomas ow-
ing to the death of her brother-in-law,
who died on Thursday last. -Mrs. T.
Ryan, attended the funeral of Miss
Casey in Seaforth, on Saturday lash -
Mrs, John O'Connell, who has been
ill frmn Lagrippe, is better nein.-
Mr. F. k elt-Losialeet was in Sea -
forth cre uelay tee, attending the
ftmeree of his niece Mks Casey.-Alic-
hael Hotieetne, fer trs a resident
• House of Refuge in Stratford. -Many
of this place, died last week in the
°Mar will regret to hear of the untimely
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place in Pembroke, where she had
Wm. Hy. O'Sullivan, ' been teaching for the past year. Death
Knight's New Block, Excit* resulted from the effects of a neglect-
ed cold from which she contracted
pneumonia. Her abilities as a teacher
were well known around this neigh-
borhood, and, regrets are many that a
bright young life is cat off all too:soon.
Russeidale
BRIEFS. -Mr. J. D. Stewart, who
escaped from that institution on Sun- has been engaged by the Government
-daymorning. as eoramisioner to the Glasgow Exhi-
bition, on dairy products, sails from
Portland, on Saturdezehe eetiato take
up his duties. We all join in wishing
him a safe voyage. He, on the'
Tunisian.-R,sibe Dayeeezeeho has been
horne the egiclistehieseeresumed his
duties with 4Hffiteese.Facet.-Mr. and.
Mrs. Alex, Roy celebrated the fortieth,
aeniversitrY oe.theienveddieg. on Fen:
deet4venengeltiWwieh ribnet one hen*,
drerleneciStWerityeete guests; vilieni
verieliteaea fit aiid eiljoyable teee was:
spent. -Alex. Elliott intends leaving
(1) for Denver,;•COkiradb, I ftitikti !week,.
--eohn MeNeit, Who has been,. sin the
siekelist fi;se• seeetie Lime, .is
gain.4-Miss Minnie Walker haes,(• leeeer-
under the -Doctor's 'care 'for about tt
vrOek; but , we are glad: to -eee
arOunci again. -The Co. 0. C. F. ass
ter supper and conti'ait' cable. (Off on
Thursday, March 21st, the weather"
was rather unfavorable'. sThere ' was
a large attendapee, of • /and a
very enjoyable tune was spent. The
pepper &nib .eiMertainirierit, Wag the
'closing of a three months contest be
tween the sides..eatitivineclobere/eiefels
Must not be confounded with com
anon cathartic or pargative pills. Car-
er's Little Liver Pills are entirely un-
like them in every repeat. One trial
Will prove their superiority.
enfalcolm Ross, of Parkhill, an in-'
mate of the London Insane Aselune
ley Bros'. store m that plaee.-Mtss
mary MeDouga,11 left on Tuesday for
North Dakota, where she will spend a
year visiting friends.
-Maryei
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Roach, John Ballatityne, Milton Mcs
Curdy. Wilfred Donee. No. on roll
54 ; average 45.
D. etoDovine.ene Teacher,
ceinetauaa
Samete-On Wedne•sdey and Thurs. Dveree al$3 ANDURIV"--A sad
day, April the Maud 11, the tbirty. Elwin was caet upon dais neighorhoo
third otuanal renvelltine of the Conn. ori Friday last, When it became known
ty of Perth Sunday School ASSOCIA• that Miss Floretice* daughter 0! Mr,
tion will he held iu Knox church.- and Mrs- Thos. Andrew, had pas,sed
It is with deepest regret that we an-
nounce the death of erre. Dusty, wife
of Mr. S. Dusty, whieb. °mated Set-
itedaY evening, The deceased was
loved and respeeted by those who
knew her and the announcement ot
her death will be a shock to her many
friends. She leaves to mourn her loss
two aisters and a brother, Mvs. L
Sanderson aud Mr8. McGregor, Mr.
Donald elcIntyre, of Seaforth, and six
sons and one daughter.
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Harris and Daw, both sides• worked
tA. ,,„„, very eard And the score stood in Mr.'
Devesea,vot 7 As dereallteif thee icon-
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feet -there were eighteen iieve.mernisers
adqedete. Reeseldale CoMidil-J4dr, and
etesejehnUole, intend .takieg, a etrip
to Detroiteot EesterleOlide,ys "for the
a)
purpose of taking in the, ,firtal- exerni-
vi tuition iencla' c6nceit etre given „ by
their daughter Lila), wit° been a
scholar of the Detroit Sehool of Elo-
cution, for thopast year.. We •all "join,
in wishing the young i'lady,'saccesszl,
Eclweediellordeniehre been eliegged for
SMITH BROS.. it CO.' the summer mouths -with ee 0. leinfoue
duties began on April lize-e-John Cole
and John Roy, purchased two thee- -
.GOPERICH bredYorkshire mows, from, Yr'''.
MitChell
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BBIEFil.-Mr. Thomas Leggett, from
away. very few of her many friends
had even heard of her illness which
was of a,bout, only 4S hrs. The deceas-
ed was in her usual good health and
with her brother was to atteed e. wed-
ding on Wednesdey, but not feeling
well decided not to go. Her sm..
panes grew Alarmingly worse, and
medical aid summoned when it
found, site was suffering from appen-
dicitis width terminated fatally as
above stated. She was a bright
young girl, and a general favorite
with her many friends mid cut off in
the very bloom of youth aged 20 yrs.
and 6 niotithe. The bereaved parents
Mr, and Mrs, Andrews were formee
where he was takeu (tem of and his
events adminietered to by his friends,
who did everything that kind hands
could doe bat he succumbed on Friday
hist. His remains were interred in the
Exeter cemetery.__
Whalen
Beneeee.-All things bane an en&
yea. and this is the end of cold weather,
the bleak Meech winds leave ceased to
now); many of the summer s)ngsters
re here. -We bave lots ot wood, bees
but not any bumble bees yet -The
sale or Mr. Westvaares on Tuesday or aWnde kweeeir selectedalwa
last. week, was well attended and,
everything went to a high figure, the
htrra consisting a one hontired and
eighty acres was sold for $$4.100 and
was pnrchased by Mr. Hodgms nt
Stephene-Mr. Albert Gunning lost, a,
very tine cow, owing to her getting
entangled in the tie rope.-Tbos.
Morkin is visiting friends and. rela-
tives London, for ,a, few days. -
Our new mail carrier is at his duey,
the mail gets here at, two o'clock in-
stead of five,-Aliss Ida Sql.aires, of
Betbel, visited friends here, last week.
eIson Giinniug. who has lately re-
turned home. after teaching for a term
of Tears at the public school, visited
et aunt's, Mrs. George Willson,
Market 1.10..
A few days of winter yet and we
ant to reduce our winter goods be -
ore Spring Stock arrives.
We have received a very cboice line
ADIES' 'UNDER SKIRTS
in all colors with corded raffle. New
and stylish:
Carberu. Manitobee IS 10 town these residents of Elunville and ctre well
days visiting his many friends. -Ma- known „ that district, where. their
gistrates Race and Cull imposed a fine
of $5 and costs in the meet case. It meecTtY0 trhrtestenetst.etattgracerudsgismtgrai
always pays better to sell gogallat beef -
in this thew sad'
than, poor sorts. -Mr, John Robinson.
and. wife of the north ward. celebrated Lucan
their golden weildieg. It's not many
get the privilege of doing so.. -Word.
has been received of the death of Mr.
John Wade, in Dakota. He was well
known in ehis section having lived for
many years in Logan, ge miles from
Mitchell. He was a brother of errs.
Thos. Ford and 74 years of age. The
eldest little girl, aged 8, of Mr. Ames
Goforth died on Saturday evening
from diphtheria, after a very short
illness -Mrs. William Tuer met with
Baxnes.-Several from this lace
/eft this station for different par of
the Northwest, an Tuesdaer week
David McNair and fansily, Mr Golly
and family. Messrs. Gilfillan, Walt
liceigins, McNair and Golly taking
bousehold goods and stock. - Mrs.
Ellis who with her family moved sorne
few weeks ago to Aliso, Craig. we are
sorry to say,. (lied on Mondtey, her re-
nencli acceptance t e Metho mains were interred in Nairn -cemetery
n an unfortunate trouble on Thursday on Tnesday.-George Smith, son of
church on Sunday a -Veiling. She wi
else, take part in the concert to beheld last, She 'had been perfectly well all Aire, Smith, of this plate, left Tuesday
evening.-Misss:Westeievay, week until she had it paralytic stroke, mornieg for Calgary, Man., where he
on Friday
winro
of Exeter, is visiting' Inc Easter, 'Mrs. ch faaffected her that she cannot has secured a good situation. A corn -
W. Cha.prnatti-jais. Oheliney and hie speak or move. It is hoped she will pony of his acquaintanoes visited him
son have been busy the past week lily- soon recover, es a large family- depend at his home the night previous to his
ing the clippers. --Mr. Beevden, of•Lu- on her care.-lktr. George Woods has
can, ( spent Sunday at As Johnston's,
Willoiv• Hall • farme-The eonimitte'e
appointed to purchase insteuments for
the bviess band to 'organized, visited
Clinton on Mcisday evening to inspect
a set of instruments for sale there. The
committee consisted of S. E. McDon-
nell, J. Miller and teleareid.
Sharene
Benroe.---We are glad to see Mr.
joelith Kestle around aga.in :Ilene his
vere i II ness.-JMarte ue, lias purchas-
e the 100 aeree of land, at present oc-
cupied ley ele. Ileystracker.--Mr. G.
Weakly and family. of Woodstock are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Nestle.
Mr. H. W. May, will spend his Hester
holidays at his home in Mitehellee-
Hoitthe sehre---111onday, T. JeBerrys
disposed of another of his shire eta',"
lions, "Sunlight," (15876) to jcihn .and
*Wm. McGavin. of Leadbury, 'for $1,-
850.. This is a very. fine animal,
weig.hs 2,240 lbs., is. 8 years old, and
brederorn the fipe.se stock in England.:
He travelled five seass,on. one route
in Lancashire, and was considered
perfect animal in every respect. The
farmers of Leadbery -district, .are. to
be congratulated upon gettipg so
valuable . a horse as ."Sanlight," in
their neighborhood. e
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Caine3on's -a;uc-
tient Sale of.' farm "addle and imple-
ments was -largely "attettded
day- last week. eleverytlitneethat '
was sold, realized a good figure as the
proceeds.of the sale were,,in, the neigh-
berbood 0.f.-$2800.-Nri,:alrenerenee cone
reinues very ill *AM). ,sciatie:-.Theilibit-
ttism but see, hope soon to see him in
.our midst. -On the aveningafter the .
sale, Mr Cameron's. boys trea.tedethe
y4kOng people to a- :cdaneing,partys--,
Miss Emme Fultou is spending eifew,
'Irnny, Are oeoe,, eieforegoin&(. to e .e3 f( -
'pito -where she ietends.„ ependip g the;
umine reliterey , $,teribene ei es ,
"b,eeki working withIdfr,„ clampron,,.
left on Friday for .0hicagq,„ykkebe.:he
has lUorative poition as eveheelmae
nit a large Mies Mery, .Vance,
youngest* deeigb tee of . W J. Vance,
is sick in Exeeer witln, ,attack of
typhoid feethe-elelin 'Danced, jr., has
rented, Wei. leunain'eXty,, •epeenfarni
for a: eefie..3,-- tear" Tepapeeence SO( , ekarore Ireland, -It %Anita '.'eeo -Hartle Feed spending. .a in days
Miners is
Chas Stone; jncitteee, Greo WeibbIT in Clinton and ConstanCe.
, is grovving rapidly they having inithie ,
tedsfourteete mere, ineinberneate. their TebreaueeWm Haggerty-eel:fir Hiernie Pan tom, Of Lambeth; ie,-Nisit-
last meeting.- The yoang satiety -Wen ton, Ed 'Gill, Ji, P Bakeie JfibeEegle- bag at Mr. James HaIls.-Quite a large
•very prosperous '..COnditititi,' they son, Rolit Davy, t Hy' Beetram. Jos numeme .of the eeelatives (of, Mr. and
havingeforty-five meneberee We hope :-
IN ebb,. W G - Reilly, • W JonesesUli Mrs. 'Thomas Andrew " neeeedge the
that4nuch ,nod May result erode -re -heir; _
leg Jae, McCarty, Jno McGaeryelea,s di Ilie# 4"ght417INgss Fler-
taboos., , era, ' " !"' llays Geo Steever,, Pee Ryan, • Thno ' 4,018.i4rable
' 'Whiteside, Alex -Hudson -Fred Greene diefieultie in getting :there pfiziseder-
gmm to Clinton to 'work for the sum-
mer. One of our plaining mills am-
algamating with the other has pub
some workman out of eniployment.
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mother on Sunday !ask -House clean -
Stephen
mg is now the rage. A Mr. Stone of
Comeene-The council of the Town- Ailse Craig, is swinging the paint
ship er ateteleen convened et the Town brush and paper hanging and is quite
Hall, Crediton, on Itendele April Iee, buy.-Runeor says that A. Braithe-
at 10 a. m. All members pbrtent. ratite parposes going in the near
Minutes of previous meeting rad add future to the Soo. -Watch for the
approved., Anderson-Wnerth- That 'Eater bonnets Sunday next. --e Mr.
this Council grant the snne of $25.00 to Tailor, our new jevreler, is doing a nice
the Exeter Union- Burial grounds on beeiness. Success. -.A sort wa born
conditions that the corporation of the to Mr. And Mrs. C. Quigley on Friday
Township of Hay made a similar laen-Lucari wants another butcher.
timounn -Carded, Wnerth-Ander- Come Exeter "can on us. -Constable
son -That no member of this council McLeod, of London, is in town hunt -
shall let any eontract exceeding the lug up some of the roast beef affair. -
sum of ten dealers unless such eon- John jackeon, of Pert Colwill, is visit -
tract or work be let by auction or ten- ing parents. -Mr. nt6Namee is now..
traming-his fast horse and is a reeord
lines of
CHIN orl HA.RDWARE,
sters Free ly,
ludgCof Farm Pr duce taken as
Jonathan of Zurich. on
Monday delivere rotting horse to
;in English buyer to be shipped from
Exeter*
Wm. Delman. of near Xirkton, has
disposed of his do acre farm in 17elsorne
o his neighbor, W. Athinsen, foe
$3,100.
School eloses to -night for the Eaeter
holidays, Miss Pringle will visit, at,
her home in Stafra, Misses Robertson
and Rusk in Goelerieb, arid Miss IrWit)
Peter Marlene, has gone west 415am i \longboat.
for the summer niontbs.--Mrs, Silas The Cox,Coneert Co. gave_two very
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Brokenshire, is serioosly ill, we are nice entertainments in the Opera,
sorry to hear. --The census enumerator house this week. The moving pictures
has visited the vicinity of Sharon.- were well inanitaulated awl the affair
Crediton, spentSunday ivith eta and eles.ers. Bewden and liteDonell ree
Mr. and mrs. Thos. Trevethiek„ of 1 on the whole was a success.
mrs. Nelson Kestle. eently sold a tine Shire stallion,
SMOOT,- PROMOTIONS. -. Following "Desford Marquis," to P. LeMent,
are the names of the pupils who have
been eucceseful at the Easter Exams.
Jr. 4th to Sr. 4tle-lereeina.n morlock,
Arthur Arny. Fred Amy, W. J. Rowe,
R, Bastard. Sr,. aril to Jr. 4th -Toni I held a very pleaeafit at honee for the
Roeszler. jr. 3rd to Sr, 3rd -Elgin members and their friends at the lodge
Amy, W. Smith, Win. Roeezler. Sr. room on Monday evening. The meet -
2nd to Jr. 8rd. -Nora. Browo, Adella lug was enlivened with songe, recite-
Smitli, te, Rowe. W. Wein, D. reeetle, tents, etc., atter which refreshments
0, Ceark, Annie Hartman, W. norloek, were served h the ladies. A .good,
departure. and bid loin God speede-
Mrs. Dan Ryder, who has been Ailing
the past few months, died Tuesday
morning; Her reniains tvill be
in-
terred at the R. 0. buryinz greerld,
near Lucan. -IL Horne Visltea his
der. Carried.
Reset -rad that Woi. Anderson at- breaker,
tend to the washout at Eesery's bridge
on the Sauble river. That the Reeve
attend to Capt. Howard's account re
drawing lumber, and that action be
taken as to the petitiOn' of Rotiert
Hamittoeeetalver-union aehoet seegtore
Theitolloveilig fietisonteieereeappeitited
Pathineettereei-eWne"HtiXteble; eChast.-
SheardonifeJtis HoilginsiteideeY'Devise
Win Rollins:Wit G-
HeWindson. Jam Preezs
catere•Jr...GeoeSiaell, ThoseKestle, Sr;
'ryvorey.,H•ed:an, Eiga sad. bereavemene.---Mr. and Mrs. John
„
Renter returned on Friday last after
spending A eleaeant month's visit,with
her parents in Town. -Rev Hart of
Woodham, and Rev. Waddell ex-
changedpulpits on Sunday last. ---The
chosen .friends- still stick to •their old
motto of fraternity aid and proteetion
;for . on Monday last a good number.
turned out and cut a good supply of
wood, foiefenend Wine Davidson, who
has bad a, hard, time. the past winter.
hie"fainey ,being, ell sick .for ai couple
of monthe eveith .scarlet
I • I 4
- EiimviIIe'
BRIEFS. -The many friends and re-
latives of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Andre*.
of Constance formerly of Etimeille re-
ceived, it shock- upon bearing of the
sudden deatk of their third (laughter
Floreace May, aged 20 yrs 6 months.
She was only sick about 48 hours the
cause of her death -being appendicite.
Their many friends here extend. to.
them their warmest sympathy, in their
Woe White. R gandford, Frank, Tay-
reeve of. gay township. He is a
vaivable maimal and cost Mr. Lamont
e3,000.
Tbe Royal Templare of Temperance
Feebler- Trial:mere Jno Stanlakee Hy
Liernpleete'.Levi.Stahl, F
MorleckeJno'G''e'eein,Teee Chamliers,
Jno Lawson, M Finkbeinee,Jos Mar-
tene, ,los Amy; rat Icljgalien,.S Hen-
elerson, Gletteille, _Saban ,Hareemetp,
Jo n alielees tl +air
Witipee Tale Guepther, Fink-
beineie etedorneek, Ge9 leeves
Wen -Smith; JiedSebteeilereleiothlerse
end-elinjuleatee 'fedi Velegher. le' Fink -
helper, age 43a)ter;' Ft!
ginsieF Heintitnatil Tlese"Basea,rdeeSr,,
-PUTNAM'S 'PAINLESS 'CORN .AND S Stanlake, Sri S Stanlake,-Jre Jacob 'able 8tib"),I.6qai '1168 4P` eiceithe
. WART EXTRACTOR. es" ' ' WurtzeApgrillar, treatelll„ Y Krafte Hy ' ' '---"'"--- '
,... Containsno.acids(lor Other inkiridus Schroeder, eter Schroeder,r1notcaer.. .. On Wednesday while slJol
reieee, sr, conx,04 waiper. t. settae,.. lag a horse belonging to George.' eas
*chemical compounds; is neither eatisfic,
„corrosive. -or irritating 4 buttsoothe's and viewers : Thos 'shape:see, lc-ewe:en( man, - Eddie (Ingfinn, -Was knocked
eases from the first applicatienee and Baker, Jas Ford, R ellenyilen Hy down by the animal, and tratnPed up.
,O.as quickie'. elf You Went aneirrita• Doyle, Chas Holt, Ware Oliver, 13.pbt, on cutting 4 en° "(4 hie" lege and hiler-
eingekete,fieele eetsess (mime* ad neit lectinchev. '13pfor To )1,;•,,It , f),vvi ,i- 'nit' h'm he hind the ear, W.1111 it• i
r.
M. BOber. Jr. to Sr. - ore,
Deitrieh, M. Reale, August Hartman.
W4 Preszeator.. Pt. 2,ral to 31.. 2od-
'della Seltwartz, Leo Hartman. Bide
Wein, Lucille Schwartz, M. Bilber
G. Kestle, Edwin Wein. Pt. I to Pt:
2nd-Sybella Morioeke Ethel leestle.
No. on voll 47. Average for March 88.
IL W. lelex, Teacher.
On Wednesday, the 27th insts, tbe
home et Mr. and. Mrs. Isaac Erratt.
Babylon line, Stanley, was the scene
of a quiet but pretty wedding, when
their youngest, daughter, Miss Minnie,
was united in marriage to Mr. Robert
Mcelinchey, of the Goshen line. The
happy couple took the evening train
for 11Iarlette, Michigan, to spend tbe
honeymoon there. 0n* their return
they will settle down to tbe sterner
realities of life in their home, Goshen
line, Stanley.
There is a strange eeedernie of sere
eves going the rounds in Woodstock'.
ten-ieveeeir
... rite afflicted with the
unp• 'leasant disease. It starts with a
misty sensation in the eye. You wane
to rub the eye and then it gets very
gesot. anTdbebyineoaenedyboyueruybotiilite &sy,aererb;ilti
feels a -a, if it bad been changed intd it
ball of bre. The eye looks red and
swollen and in the morning you can
hardly amen it when you wake nue
The disease lasts two or three days and
then goes away of it Geo accord. it
Ideate everybody from, olci people
down to beetles in arms.
time was spentby all present.
A SERIOUS MISTAKB.--trilai ntiglis
have proved a very serious calinuity
*as averted only by prompt action.
On Sunday Miss lecke% nurse in at-
tendance ups= Mra. Manninee -who is
now with friends in Zion, came to Dr.
Hynclinan for a renewal of the medi-
cine administered to Mrs. Manning, and
hoeving a eold, the nurse procured a
cough znedicine for herself. On taking
the medicines home, she took the
prescribed amount for herself, in mis-
take, from thee intended for her pee
tient. ' The medicine containing poi-
son, and having taken a double clean -
titer, she witeaeon- thrown into eon-
vnisions anderetnabled in a precarious
eondition until Wednesday morning.
TESTIMONIA or MR. HENny,
• .0-1,BNTHEIf
. "te tan ▪ VAL"Gf: e4".
STOCK FOOD.
This is to certify that bave used
English Stock Food, manufactured by
O la; DreggisteExeteri for a young
colt thee was nob thriving. He im-
proved well under its use. also bad
two young pigs that were scouring
and losing condition. On feeding,
English Stock Food they' immediately
recovered and are doingawell. „Le'
IlEzerry GUENTEr
. Township of Hay.
Price 14 lbs. -$1.00.
IMMINII;1111:11.001.11;10a110110, MOMMICIMIKV".'
tier Your money refunded if purchase unsatisfaetory.
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JP' HO1JGHT RAGES
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feet. •The cute had to be stit,ched. It leAe,7
teeriers : Wirt Moffatt, 'Y Shopton.
F4 la 14 I lei ner, los I t • y„ was a nemew lecarae.
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