The Exeter Advocate, 1888-1-26, Page 4Etuar iL T+iO ',
Solicitors, Conveyancers, 40.
Money fo. Lona at 6%
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V. Elena.. J. L to.c
The Exeter Abuocate.:
ILLIAm SANDERS,
:leaven a,i Parutasuss.
!CZ: = Main Street, Zreter.
TH1 It Z)AF.JAN
It LEDI TOR+f
sowing disposed of the plant
end -will of this paper, we, lneneefox'rh,
cease to he the pehlisbers of the
ADvonerre We have struggled h.M
egainst heavy odds, and Lave done mar
a'ltitnostt tta make the venture a, names
We have been able to dmehaarge
every dollar of cur liabilities,. mei our
creditors have reeeired or wild receive
every deist dace thesis, Ale- contracts mei
bansiiaess li;abalitiee since January, 1€
1$08,.hese been aaa sanmrd bynay sig
ceeeor, who succeeds IIne inn the piiblis.
its; of this ;paper, and ail debts dire la
f'roiu the first of Jenutu , 1 Etc ]II€w
been aeeigned to hint, tanai° a#1 moan
for jab printing, subscription; etc,
exited suede the fillet iassiis of t
until that Mete, must Ile paid
publisher.
Our creditors and the .general publi
have treated uta well, while en. number
Qf Ocenaservaativeti have also bind y ex-
teaded to ma their patronage, -for which
they have our sincere thcauaks
We thank our readers nand
Mende for their kindness end vet
ce. In ia,'business way we here tiie,
deal honorably with everyone, .w I
from this venture Ieilin anre
e one can put their finger on, -a
epeLt in our ctamiiaercical reputation.
For our readers aged those oho have
aahown u so mull indulgent kindness,
lre had that sansei aff'e'ction that we hand
menet friends. In " private life
es formed the acquaintance of
ny denied friends,
ala we purpose leaving the village in
a few weeks, wo urgently request that
all accounts due us he paid on or be-
fore the tenth deny of February, y, 1888.
TI O IAS PAtiMoltB.
yd4' ".i;^I
r sa,/L
ANIVO1dIE I.C,
l is .naimanuuug the e publisbing of Tera:
xteeett Anvoe vr; t am quite cogniz-
aut of the respotesibility attending the
proprietor respecting the paper et)en
the p)abiication thereof or job work
done in said office'since tine said date
win be paid, eollectedt said faithfully
carried out lay rale,
All who have paid then:: subscript--
nous
ubscriptions in advance -mall eneeiirt'' the paper
regularly fronethis ofi ce..
No order for' discontinuance vill, bo
aceepted'untFoIl'arrea. are. peid;
As we have started upon this eater;
prise we solicit telae confidence' and
peort Cf tine great Conservative
arty and general 'parbFie and we trust
:•our feebleefforts iai: ativoentine
he above -platform will be appreciated.
'loping that our efforts put forth in
this direetton will be crowned with
sueeeee. 1 rerea;ti,
Faithfully yours,
WILLIAM SANDED,
Tem Tim R has now calved,- that tine
Reformers 'should withdraw those
ran "petit), in elections," from thein
platform. Their rands of late has
been sailjjectste nasi, defeats, not only '.
as Qateem"s, N. I3,, but in eli]aost every
tnf the bye-eleetions that hes tech n
The bribery and vorruptien
► the "parley of purity" have re-
d to in the clif'ei'ent elections held
Quid shame every Reformer, wbe
bears the mune honestly, and, causer
paint to hide his few Irmo the world
ever in the above,. to Mr. Puree!,
rated member for Glengarry,
to paid out $1Q5,000 for the purchase
votee, to gain him a ewe, and allow
dila to Wile M. P. after itis name
The tide has tureed, and Mr. Puree
ie left at home by the courts -for seveu
long ,rears. MAY said the chits .must
be.
Management ofa newspalier.
At the outset we wish it to be din-
iiuctly understood that tans paper will
be strictly condn:ted open aro purely
tlonservative Iifatis, believing that the
public affairs of Canada have been,
oix the whole, wisely and ably adminis-
tered ander the premiership of Hoe.
fitit Jour A. siiiacnmeene, and bolding
that the remarkable progress .of our',
vountry Inas been due in a largo meas-
ureto Ids far-sighted and patriotic sand:
:ministration, and the Alevuc et will
extend to the Leader and his Govern-
ment its fullest confidence and heart-
iest:support. Wo aiso believe that the
principles advocated by Step Joint A.
RIAODoneen and his Government are
the best adapted for the country, and
the Avvoctimn will do all in its power
to promote those principles and aims
of the Liberal -Conservative party.
The wisdom of past le;islttion and
administration, evidenced by repeated
victoriesfor tine 11Tinistery .since the
general election in February last, con-
veys assurance that ought to satisfy
reasonable Hien of the ability and
sound juruent of those who have the
management. and responsibility of the
;government of Canada.
We shall abstain from. publishing
petty personalities or reflections on pri-
vate conductand censure shall only be
#sleeted out when it is deserving and
when, the cause is suradi.entto justify
the action.
All the business contracts made by
Mr. Pasmore in connection with the
;publication of and advertising in this
paper since the 1st January, 1888, and
debts owing to or due by the late
,.
low c^a: see believe
ut l taio will he ra beon to
men tlae a Tarty taf Purity" reap
leved ccrruptiaan svltith bats
n their ranks enuring the
ecc*tat lase cicetions8 Can we bluest
y believe Chanel No, eneycr, when
tub dastardly, wholesale corruption
takes place Our convictions lead us to
believe that it is:a"fakir"only whish is
being used in order to obtain. power,
we aaek the questionand newer it.
hey ever get there by such sche-
as "euwiuereial union," "annex
," and newel other 'nide issues"
ell they have fruitlessly resorted to?
\Ve eanphaticaliy say ]Oi
Qumi 's, N. l2. ',Mat is the
the "Party of Purity" said belonged to
Mr. Kiug. If that be the case how,
or in what way, could they have claim-'
ed tlae seat. when Mr a3airdhas been
reedected over hie antagonist by the
unexpected.and handsome majority of
one luuidred:aud eleven. The people
of New Brunswick have acted wisely
indeed in electing MMI:. Baird es their,
representative, and by doing so they
honorably and with good intent reject-
ed a usurper and falsifier of this won.
derful "party of purity."
or LATE there has been • rumors : a-
float that a third. party. wilt be formed
in Canada. We have• me.been aware
that there were two parties in. Canada.
Maybe the "Grit Corruption Machines"
call themselves a party, if so, we quite
understand the position of affairs.
NOTICE T() CREDITORS.
In the matter of Richard Lux-
ton, late of the village of Exe-
ter, irr the county of Huron,'.
deceased.
Pursuant to Revised Statutes of Ontario
and amending nets. notice is hereby given
to all creditors and persons haring any
claims against the estate of the said .tich-
ard Lnxton,'deceased, who died on or
shoat the lith day of January, 1888, to.
send in to the undersignod, 1i. 11. Collins,
of they said village of Exeter, Barrister,
etc., Solicitor for the executors of the last
will and testament of the said Richard.
Luxton, deceased, on, -,or before the first
thsy of .April, ]888, t+keiv cltristian rnd
surnames, addresses, and, descriptions-
4vitit full particulars of their:claims, 'state-
ment of accounts and nature of security,
(if any) held by tlu:in. Every person and
creditor Bolding any security,' is to pro-
duce the same bolos; ire on or before
sa,ilfarst day ofAjuil, 1888, after 'which
date the said execiriurs will distribute tate
assets of the said decea-ell, anti will nut
be liable for the assets so distributed to
any 1u.r„tri of whose claim they shall not
have:had notice at said date
R. H., COLLINS, Solicitor for the
Es.,et atone.•
Dated +lie Inti day of. Jxr,:t"iry,.
188&
10141 Council,
Tbocounceme'tpursuant th adjourng
meat at the "own hall, 18tle January,. ,
-1$88: Ald tee members preeeen The
min iess•of !merlons aaieeti eewere read
nd confirteet,
31"2c1 by Pickard, se~ouded by
T, l3, Carling; That ordex°e a be granted
for the ffllowng surras, viz: D.• I3raund,
$15.00,•ita full of account tee date; and
Items; lrandforfi $1.450, repairing hose
mad cart, Carded.
Moved by J. I'ick.ard, swouded by
T. U. llleOa]latat, that the Venn office
do the priteting•at same Nice s I >t
year. -Carried.
Moved by T. II; McCallum, second-
ed by J. Pickard, that the lust of per
one selected for firenaeu by the Chief
I'rngineer, cempose the fire depeatwe1L
of this village, and that vineaucies as
the eaten`Ibe filled by the voice of the
company or Coaauies into width they
array be decd,
The Clerk to ascertain the price of a
:tank t4 place in beseaueet' of towel
Aa#➢.
The elate was appointed to hike the
ceases of the village at PlaCel oaa wetiau
of J, Pickard, seeded by T. U. Me..
Qallanana.
$j'lew No, 7, for the above purpose
was d0 1y read and paged. on motion. of
T. B. (,'aarliang, seconded by W. G. hiss
ett.
no -council adjourned until Monday-
the 80th inst., at 7:30 p; m., on motion
of
T. P;cicard, seconded by W. G.
M. 1?r°Ao?in x;-Clcrk
TO GRED. TO1W:
Iii. the mutter Alexander
nder
McDonald. or the township of
Tuekersmith, in, the o.caurnty of
Iluron, an. Insolvent.
'Plata above .owned Alexereltr Mr11Csald
/M3 011,110 aaa nadignwent tc► A,arhiteld
Liabup, stf the tewnsbi of L benne, in -
Faineance a*t to Tice Chap. 2O Ontario,
and ainaenwalieg eves, of all his real and
pereanaal cwt to IIna trust for the ;Nevin a.
creditors.
en meting of tine eretlitats of the :Mand
Alexzautler ;adellonate will be held at nay
office in the villego of Exeter on lealtrriley
the 28t1t alar of January, legit, et elaavena
o'clock in the feminine fair elite pummel of
the appointment gs•''luspectors nntl Rhine
dlreetions for the dispontal c e the estate.
Creditors nee requestett. to file teen
claims against the quid estate verified by
atiiday°it Rating #,lie #nature of the sslvuirty
if aux heltl,l►y them, en or before the
clay of mantle,as Join:wed ,by , the ala
fln4F4:.4.
B. iL COALth"r'+,
Solicitor 1,r.•1.rchi iahl T3iabo
Aaiigneaa.
jA S!
T. DEARING
his
entireenteannOth toe
of -
Ready -Mae Whinge
DrThitoods
Boots and Shoes
Oirecoiies,Croekery, 'UJaswIyaTt
&t less than Actual Oast.
He isbOUTKI to reduce his stoc
and will offer—
RGAINS
er .before offered in
Gonda'. ell assorted d every=.thin_
fresh. No shelf 'wenn ids hie Meek,
Bargains for You. Bargains
for YourNeighbor*
member and Call Early and bring
Ari/ clang, for which you will
Je morn than fu]1 endue
AIJCTION SALE
NUR STOOK
ON
Tu e y, , ' to 2414 1880.
Luokenut for od rs.
T. DE R1NQ,,
SON'S BLOCK.. E#
TENDERS WANTED.
Sealed Tenders will Ito reeeived by the
undersigeed up to tl o't;lock, p. in., foe -
day, the Seth .Tanuary7,1S. , ler the
whole work nevematry for the erection of
a brick 31letbotlist Chureh, in the village
of Critialia, Plans and specifications
may be seen at anytimr, at the re4douce
of Joseph Marshall, in thesaid village.
A. KNOX,
See'y Building.Conmitte
Centrallae Jan. 17th, 188S.
CI.IRISTI'S
COMMERCIAL LIVERY 111
volor matt
Rigs and. horses First -Class.
'Orders left at the.Hawkshaw house
or at the stable will be promptly attended
to. Teleses: REASONABLE.
1888. --GREAT— 1888.
Rebellion against High Prices
AT
G0ROE MANSON'
One door south of the Posttifface,,
•Maxi..-st, Exeter,
A well -assorted stock of
READY_- MADE BOOTS & SHOES
From the best Canadian manufacturies
in the Dontitiion.
ALSO
HA.N D- MADE WORK
of the highest class.
' A tri ll solicited and satisfaction
guarantee.&
Cu:,t cxn vu•ork a:S1?eeitalty. •
i
13ast Family Newspaper in Canada,
Esrentastese 4a Yaa&aa:
MG OF WEEKLIES t
—. ells—
rree Press
L+QNDON, oNT,
The Ilanldsomsstr Dieted frailer to
-_ - Gala.--
'''''''''"'"'Cmeet to s ote ,i fRat9r. '
tu,"'F1 ee p...,. - 4S 4 } up to the sits
and concluded tg persons pralskluttly
*Wed ut Ran work
ostrattelte, aoticaI and et
giveneauti week.
All the News w
Liar Ileograpb, Tetepbone, WI and` Ceirenpoa,
fierce up to ta:e bow st r atAisatten,
spedst market Iieptrtment. Agricultural Dciea -
u east, cppfoi 5 ern always Itunnbsas, ingen-
rea s ranee t aIti,'ao. t e:E,aeAognPexeeen
WUST THE THIHQ FOR THE FAMILY I
ry ;Welter of the household eersel
looke for it vaeln week.
rem' , i3. * *
lea Claa.as of 4 .and upwuri.s, Iso tach.
au e 7 free
2,000' IN PRE . MI
Oliva Array Prod tQ dant;.
a thieve- igiucvnlvetg 5!it ecr t fan" Oaf ,441.a.
lrw +Wing, Talker., X914¢*0a awl ercarneaita].
AGENTS WANTED EVERYW:IIW1tE..
arzent,popular paper to pori for. ]Nora x+:aaog
iia be aaaraa uorkkg for tlaa .,,fie. l' ' Mac ena
r4tar.siiit$r omploymaut.
Woof. Oarawao-
PLLICK
S OPENED A?!1OW
1(48 NEW TMW
Winatre hreliared to furnish the Public with
SSD A•
end Confectionery
ery
us be uses only
First-class Roller Floe
inland to leave yoursorders for nicely Qrnaana+ented'Christuikis i alcas;
Vedding Cakes, and Party Cakes, at reasonable privet.
ORDERS—I'1tdMPTL '.—ATTENtl131) 'O--
o door north of ]3e11's old stand.,
.nd.•.
MAIN -STREET, - EXETER.
rfc lipoltic
Having this season purchased most of our stock direct from maanvfttcturerz,
in England and Germany, to do so we bad to give our orders very early in thee
season, and as the prospects looked well wo bought largely, the goods have
now arrived and we find that .lard( times aro causing a great depression i*:'
trade, we bare therefore decided to meet the times by marling all goods at;•
HARD PAN - PRICES
as to insure a speedy clearances therefore we would invite all intending' pairs
chasers
Mean and Inspect cur Stock
and. nate Prices of all. New Goods, including
Ladies' Dolmans, Jackets, r
ITls tern, Misses' and. Maids'
Ulsters, all sizes.,
lack ()lore
SATIN Dress goods in all the newest colors and styles. Plain' and Fancy
:Plushes, Scarlets, and Plain •and Fancy Hosiery and G;ovea. Also a full line
of MEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS'
4tD 4-- • CLOTHING
r
HATS and CAPS,
.All oi• ti•14;. is ivi1.1 he sold at.•vlte LO ,r4S' POE SIBLE PBICE..