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London, depart.. ,8.10 .n,ir. 4.25 rex
Lucan Crossing. 9.35 5.45
t fandoboye.... ,, 9.10 r.15
Centrclia..., 9.28 5.33
EXETER,. , - 9.35 5.45
11R?;rs:ill, 9 46 5.53
la ippen 9.51 (k06
Brucefiehl 9.55 8.15
t: GiutoRk,,...�,�„10.10 6.35
Loaedesb.,ro' 10.37 6.53
.Myth, . , . , , . ?0.46' 7.05
.i elgrave , .,11.00 7.90
Winghao,arrivo.11.0 7.30
Gown Sofy'lr, Passenger,
W iughani,depart, 7.00 .4.x, 3.05 r,ta
31elgrave,,,.,. ,, 7.17
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3' rorralesbome... , 7.40
Clinton. , .. -. 8.00
Brucefiehl , .. , 8.19
Benson ...... , ,8.33
f'axeter 8.47
Centralia , . , 8.57
Clamlehoye, ,,,. 9.10
Litcan•crxass'g .., 9.20
LLeadea..0 •rive. , ,10.10
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and readers to assist us in snaking this
colon; .interesting by contributing items
Alt changes for advertisements iu
TUE APv4C4x14 must be handed in be-
fore Tuesday noon, from this time for-
ward. This rule will be rigidly adhered
to, and advertisers will please take no-
tiee. No exceptions will be made,
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--The stattictlt ted is in at:bad con-
dition,
.Miss Edith Clark, of London,
the guest of ,Ess Sever 'Fail.
For Field, Flower and Garde:
sus, go for Seawall +f: Pickard's.
-Remember thhe Exeter
Spring Show, Friday Api'il
Otic.
-Read the Advertisement of Mr.
John Uoura, which appears in another
column.
Wit. Dyer Harden, who Inas been
confined to the house for some time, is
yet uua ble Fo attend to his duties'.
•--Sawwell th Pialtari has just re-
ceived a large variety of Wall Papers,
Ceilitee Decorations, Window Shades
and Curtain Poles,
-Mrs Geo., Fyfe, of Strathroy, who
Iles been yisiting friends and relations
in town for the past two weeks, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
--A challenge has been. received by
some of the football players from the
.Scilforth club challengt the Exeter
club to piay.'a`giuiieon Good Friday.
-Mr. Arch. Monona, who „ has
sojurned inEuropa for the past live to.
six months, returned home on Friday
evening last, looking hale and hearty
after his trip.
-We notice by the Bellfontaine
(Ohio) Examiner, that Mr. Reid, who
recently shipped horses from this vill-
age, arrived there all safe, and the ani-
mals were in fine condition.
--On. Thursday next the Salvation
Arany intend holding another jubilee,
when D. 0 Burchett, of London to-
gether with other officers, will be pre-
sent. A good time expected.
-Be sure and call on Samwell &
Pickard on April 6th and 7th and see
their grand display of Millinery, in-
cluding the latest and newest New
York and England styles and novelties.
-Mr. John Butes wishes to inform
the public that he is prepared to repair
" Binders, Sewing 3Itte*es, Wringers,
Organs, etc., on shor kootice. En-
quire at Bissett Bros.:,Hardware Store,
Exeter,-Feby. 23rd, 88-tf.
-ALLAN LINE. -Lay delegates at-
tending the Presbyterian. Council will
be furnished with first cabin tickets at
special rate, ' $100.00, Montreal or
Quebec, to Liverpool and back. See J.
Spackman, agent Exeter.
-Mr, Wire Walker who has been
a resident of this village for some time,
left on Thursday last, for Wingham.
We notice that several of the fair ones
seems to be somewhat "down in the
mouth" over hint departure,
-Dr, Washington, the Catarrh
Specialist, of Toronto, made, his ruff.
lar visit here on Tuesaay 'last,- and was
Visited by a 1ituillier of patients. His
next regular visit will be .Tuesday
April 17th. See • advertisement else.
rthere.
Hunt, of Seaforth, spent
Sunday 'in town.
7lastrugs and D. Tait ,did
Logan on Sunday,
Remember the Exeter Spring
Show, Fraley April 6th,
--'Mr. J. Lennon,, Law studient, of
Seaforth, was_in town lust week.
-Monday was the first day of
sprig*, and it was' quite springlike.
-11t; Arthur 13alkwill is, on the
sick list, caused by iufiamation iu the
ear;
-Saniwell & Pickards are now
showiurg the latest styles in gents felt
Hats.
--'-Mr. John Vail, who bee been liv-
ing at Bethesda, has moved into our
villose,
---laissett :Bros, have just received a
full supply of D, U. Perry's, fresh :Geld
and garden seeds,
--Mfrs. John Renewal, who has
been seriously indisposed tor some pat,
is again, cortvalescent.
..,Messrs, Bissett Bros,have a neat
and attractive display of Garden Seeds
in their window.
---firs_ Garrish, who hag been visite
log friends in this section for some
time, returned home on. Frid4y.
Saturday last WAS St Patrick's
day, and was celebrated in good style
iasettle of the more Irish places.
-On 31onday last, Messrs, Oke and
Prier shipped two earload of excellent
cattle :for the Montreal markets,
A fine lot of English and. Seotoh
oda for genta emits, Perfect fit
trteed a#t .Seamen Je Pickard.
Lexi Walper, of Exeter north,
we are sorry to say, is on the molt list,
We hope soma to see slim around again.
011 Ott TErutsda.T last, as Mr, Wes.
Wels'ft, was skidding togs,, oue of the
log eannght his leg and sprained the
le, He is at present going around
utebes,
4'ece understand that Mr. Thomas
isa»ett and Mr, L. Hardy will leave
e Northwest shortly. We believe
will commence farming as eaeh
de taking a number of working
meeting will be held at the
Centrad Hotel, this (Thursday) evening
at eight o'clock p, nt., for the purpose
of organizing e. football club. All
these who are interested will please at-
tend, as a full attendance is respect-
fully requested.
-.-Ml. McMannus, general manager
of Gale sulky Harrow company, of
Windsor, arrived here on Thursday
last, and will at once make prepar-
ations for the salesmen of the firm to
finish their travel through: this aecttom
Those who have already purchased this
popular implement, say they would not
be without it for twice the price ,
--Banton & Co. have just opened an
excellent assortment of new prints,
dress goods, shirting, tweeds, dos, for
the spring trade, All goods sold at
less than old time credit prides, and for
cash only. Please call and see us.
Dress making done on the premises, in
latest styles, dresses and mantles nut
by the new tailor system, at Renton .6Co,'
-Intelligence has reached us that a
trick was played on Mr. Wesley Orme,
editor of the Lucan Erlimpri$e on Wed-
nesday last. It appears that Wesley
some few weeks ago gave a girl named
13ridget,who has been out from Ireland
about a year, a "slangy" article,
about her attending a carnival in that
place, and Bridget to get even with
hila, watched for his passing in front of
one of the hotels, where she was scrub-
bing, and walked out on the balcony of
the hotel and dashed a pail of dirty
scrubbing water on. the head of her
victim. We think Wesley's feelings
may be better aluivagiamel, than des-
cribed.
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-Whatwesaw andlheard atthe coun-
cil meeting on Monday night. -Coun-
cillor Pickard wearing a pleasant smile.
Councillor Carling red hot on putting
money away to meet the debt of 1891.
Councillor Carling and Deputy Reeve
Bissett had some loud words. Reeve
Rollins smiling to see the members
getting fired up, and calling each other
nice names. Councillor McCallum tan-
tilizing Deputy Reeve Bissett about
surplus and striking ,the tax rate.
Councilor Pickard in favor of allowing
the $1,000 to remain in the bank.
Councillor MrCallum whntecl road
commissioners appointed at once..De-
uty-Reeve Bissett was hanging off from
1 ppointing road commissioner: Council-
or Carling "getting a couple of volley's
from the audience. Councillor Pickarda
good man for the poor and needy.
Councillor McCallum wearing a great
smile occassionally. Councillor Car-
ling 'peaks his inind in spite, of every-
one.
--Additional Locals on Editorial
page -
Snow fell on Tuesday night and
Wednesday, to the depth of fifteen or
sixteen inches,
-Last night was the end of the
series of services to be held in Christ
Church, Exeter
---A fait assortment of T. D, :1 inn's
celebrated Foots, Shoes and Slippers.
at Samwell S Pickard's.
-Mrs, AleDonell, of this place, is at
present the guest of her daughter Mrs,
Thomas Bawden, of 131yth,
-Mr E.:Prout, who has been in the
employ of Kr E. Piste leaves to day for
Seaforth, where he has secured a per-
manent situation.
-We are sorry to learn that a child
of Mr: Win White, has had its leg
broken. It appears that the young
lad was playing out side, on Tuesday,
and aecideirtly fell and broke his leg at
the, thigh,
-Mr. Thomas Greenway, Premier
of Manitoba is at present in the village.
Kr. Greenway, looks Irate and hearty
and the climate aid political situation
of the great Northwest seems to quits
agree with hirer,
-At a meeting of the Directors of
Stephen and Usborne Agricultural So-
oiety, held en Saturday last, Friday
April 6th Was chosen as the day for
holding the annual Spring Show in
this village. The show will as usual,
be held on the Society's grounds eom-
mencing at one o'clock sharp. Admit
sloe 16 cents.
-,-Council met in Town Hall,Exeter,
oft Monday evening last, all members
present. Minutes of previous meeting
read and signed. Mrs, Clack made
application for the continuance of pay.
lrlent of one dollar per week; She stat-
ed that when she was away she was
nursing her sick mother, and when
there, did not roeeiro any wages, and
did not wares to loose her home in
Exeter, and asked the Cornell to con-
tinua to pay the $1 per week, which
would pay the rent of her house in
Exeter Mr. Carling and Mn fricOal.
lum objected to her receiving the $1
per,week when outgf the village, but
when home she s1 Ruld twelve it. They
stated that when she was absent, they
could not sets why the council of Exe-
ter should Ray her charity and could
not expect ltk 1.r„ Pickard and Bia.-
sett was in favor of paying the rent
for her, as when she was away, no one
could any how lottg kshe would remain,
and if they did not pery the rent of the
present plaee, aheeemight return and
then throw mare burden on the Couto
ell, by scouring another house and no
doubt at higher rent. After a lengthy
discusion aisto whether this was eltarity,
it was moved by 1i;. G. Bissett,seeond•
ed lay Jas. Pickard, that Mrs. Clack's
rent, $2 per month,be paid while away
from the village, and when home she
receive the regular allowance, $1 per
week. Moved in amendment by T. B.
Carling, seconded by T. II. McCallum,
that Mrs. Clack do ,.not receive any
monies while out of the village. The
motion was carried. The following ac-
counts were read, S. Gidley, 40 chairs
and glueing 19, $18,95; Jas. Beer, jur-
ors 1887, $4; Creech, clothes for
S. Ford and charity to Mrs. Clack,
$9.15. Moved by T. II. McOalum, se-
conded by T. 13. Carling, that these
accounts be paid. -Carried. A decis-
ion took place in regard to the $1,000,
which is now in the bank, that a spec -
deposit of $500 should be made co
meet the Stephen,1debt in 1891. It
was moved by T. B. Carling, seconded
by T. H.. McCallum, that by-law No.8,
1888,be recinded.-Lhst. The Council
accepted Mr. Southcott's proposition
in regard to drawing clay for the pur-
pose of filling up around town hall.
Moved by T. H. McCallum, seconded
by T.B. Carling, that the building
committee gut a hole .through the wall
for the purpose of letting the water
runt tle tali it. 'carried: ":t eemliiiin-
ication for Dr. Hyndman, resigning
her position as Medical Health officer.
Moved by T. H. McCallum, seconded
by T. B. Carling, that this communi-
cation be referred toboard of health,
for the purpose of ascertaining the rea-
son of his resignation,:before this Coun-
cil take further action. -Carried. Com-
municationtFzvere ea 1. Mr,�,E„rank.
Gill, offering de the, work of Road
Commissioner for$1:35 per day, Mr.
Geo. Cudinore offered to do it for $1.25.
Mr. R. Pincome,`$1.25, Mr. William
Pugsley„ $L25. After a great deal of
discussion on all sides,ond:two motions
made for appointment,..btit no second-
er's,' it was moved by T. B. Carling,.se
conded"by J: Pickard,that'the appoint-
meat of road contmissioner,de made at
the next meeting of thecouncil.=Car-
ried. ` Moved by T. 3. Carling. second-
ed by T. H.. McCallum, that the coun-
cil adjourn to meet en Wednesday eve -
tin -Carried
ve-tis►;:Carried
ho is Selling a Cos
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They are offering the balanee ot their --,
Axes
'Cowjtesi
8'£ COST
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A magnificent Brass Library Lamp for $2.50, .A large Glass Table
Lamp, new design, complete for $1.00. An A. 1 Tublar ]anter,' for 50ets.
Stoves at p.tives that will surprise you (Inc Spring stock of Spades and;
Shovels will arrive in a few days and will be sold cheaper than every
Also Barb Wire (2 and 4 bark) Buckthorn fencing, plain, gal- .
knnized; oiled and unoiled wire at lowest possible figures.
Now is the time to leave your order for Binder twine,,
to secure a first-class article at ' the right price.
Nails, Leeks, Binges, Mixed Paints; Oils,
and White Lead as usual at rock bottom,
figures. , full 'stook of Tinware
of all kinds. Eavetrougl rug
and roofing a specialty.
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unless potent is secured, Information,
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Oplofite 17. S. Patent Office,
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Writing free with Book keeping
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Mir and Faney.ruled and nn- '
tar ruled papers,. Cards and En-"'
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be Great Enilsh Prescription.
• successful Medicine used over ..
30 yearn la thousands of cages. 9
Cures Sperniaforrleea. Xereoua"
Weakness, Emissions. impotency e,
and all diseases caused by abuse.
Intro's) indiscretion. or over-exertfaa tkirreal
Sir packages Guaranteed loCure when aiothers
Fail. Ask your Druggist forTke OrvalZndi.b
Pru.ertp,t.a, take no substitute. One package
St. Six $G, by malt Write for Pamphlet. Addrrni
Eureka Cbeiu*eal Co., Detroit, Mich.
Sold in Exeter by Dr. Lutz, and
druggists everywhere. Jan -1-8
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Dealer in all kinds of
MY GOODS AREFIRST-CLASS, AND
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NONR BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK-
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Now is the time to leave' your•.
order for a' first-stass overcoat,
CHEAP. •
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