The Exeter Times, 1892-2-18, Page 5J 11. GREIVE
Before you buy your
Fall ct Winter Clothing
Call and examine the large
and well -assorted stook of
.Fine Worsted Sz itings
rine SCOWL Tweed
cc
Canadian,
ee �e
Also all the Ieading colors
and patterns in
Overcoatings
{
-Alt-'4111 be made up in
first-class style at prices
away below the lowest.
Remember we guarantee a
cox F'IT
or no sale.—Give me a call.
J. H. GRIEVE.
James Fair Xaa died at San Fraiio.ia-
oo, Cal., from the effects of the "gold
cure." The dead boy's father is pro-
bably worth $20,000,000.
Sixty-seven cases of typhus fever
have been discovered in a party of
Russian Hebrew immigrants who land-
ed in New York on January 30.
The .Minneapolis pity council has re-
pealed all existing liquor laws, and
passed a new ordinance designed to
permit the running of saloons on Sun-
day.
Flint teachers have bean in the habit
of punishing pupilsbycompelling them
to stand in a cold room. The state
board of health has notified them to
stop it.
Two negroes at Birmington, Ala.,
robbed and burned asters. They were
arrested and jailed. Then a mob re-
leased them and hanged them on the
dearest tree
It is said a company of English cap-
italists are endeavoring to gain control
of all the tanneries in the United
States. The company has $5,000,000
of its stook subscribed.
Mrs. Gregory, a widow, &;was snaking
soap at Welford, S. C., Friday, when
her clothing caught fire. Mrs.Gregory's
sister went to her assistance and both
women were burned to death. Mrai
Gregory leaves three children and her
sister leti'ges aix.
Meredith Stanley,the bridge jumper,
made what may prove to be a fatal',1eap
Sunday from the Cincinnati and Cov-
ington bridge, it distance of over 100
feet, into the Ohio River. It is feared
he received fatal injuries. He made
the jump fora purse of $25.
`,,r," RBI ant.
German Socialists are preparing for
extensive May Day celebrations.
Gen. Booth has returned to England
from Ins trip to Australia and Indio
A London, Eng,, despatoh says: Rev.
Donald Fraser, M. A., D. D., died toe
day (Saturday.)
Mrs. Osborne, the jewelry thief, was
committed for trial in London, Eng.,
Saturday, on a charge of perjury.
In the Government of Yenza, Russia,
many people have been frozen to death
and the suffering from famine is very
great.
There are 3,000 doge on exhibition
in the bench show now being held in
London, Eng. It is the biggest show
ever held.
The rise in the price of beef and
mutton,oaused by thenewFrenoh tariff,
has led to an enormous demand for
horse flesh.
John G. Whittier, the poet, is slowly
oonvaleacing from a second attack of
the grip. Last winter Mr. Whittier
had a narrow escape from this danger-
ous disease.
Micheal Devitt says he will not run
again for Parliament before the general
election He stated in a speech on
Sunday that Irish propertiesweremort-
gaged to English bankers and others
to the extent of £160,000,000.
AFTER THE GRIP and after typhoid fever,
diphthorl `, pheumonis, orother prostrating
diseasies, cod's Sarsaparilla is just what
is needed te,restore the strength and vigor
so much desired, and to expel all poison
from the blood. It has had wonderfnl sao-
eoss iu many sada cases.
Hood's Pills act especially upon tbejliver,
rousing it from torpidity to its natural
duties, cure constipation, and assist
digestion.
GIVCN AWAY
YESTERDAY AT THE
Dominion Laboratory.
Tho distribution of the
SCHOLAIIS PRIZES
took plane. The stole and adjacen street
were jammed with eager and happy faces,
and as the various fortunate numbers were.
announced there was great rejoicing among
the youngsters.
Among the numerous articles distributed
were.:
WORK BOXES, AIR GUNS,
KITES. PEJO ALBUMS; FANS,
AUTO ALBUMS, BOOKS,
FRUIT BASKETS, DOLLS,
A total of 50 prizes. Call early and se-
cure your School. Books, and get tickets
for the next set of Scholars' Prizes,
T J, WI,Browuing
BORN.
Dlox-In Kippen, on the 8th inst., the wife of
James Dick, a son.
GUNIAN.-M Mount Carmel, on the 15th insto.
the wife of,Ioseph Gunian a son.
MARRIE U.
Januote-MoDoxate-In Stanley. on the lath
inst.. by Rev, 8. Acheson, Mr. Isaac Jarrett
to Miss Kate McDonald.
PirARN-ARMSTRONG.-In London, on the 2nd
inst.. by Rev. A. 0. Courtioo.13. D,, Mr. Wm.
Yearn, to Emertine'J. Armstrong, all of St.
Marys.
Ross -Ross, -In Clinton, on the:10th inst., by
Rav, J. W. Shilton. Mr. David M. Ross of M.
Killop to .'Miss Isabel la,daughter of Roderick
Ross. Ese. of Stanley.
STnwAnT-RoxEY-In Hibbert, at the residence
of the bride'sparonts, on the 17th inst., by
Rev. J. Hodgins of Seaforth,Mr. Alex. Stew-
art of Logan, to Miss ILuoy A., daughter of
Mr Henry Roney.
ICING -.Party. -At the residence of the bride's
prarents. and con. Stephen. on the 17th inst.,
ron, to JMiss Lucretia,. sego d daughter dof
Mr:E. J Jory,.
WILSON-PREZCATOR-In. Stephen on the 17th
inst.. at the residence of the bride's parents
by Rev. Mr McDonagh; Mr: Wm,t Wilson of
Usborno, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mr,
John Preziator of the Srd con.
.-.mow.
DIED.
Mooaa.- n Clinton, on the 8th inst., Hugh
Moore, aged 59 years.
Animism-ln St Marys, on Fob, 4th 1892, Thos
Anderson, aged 72 years.
LYNPE.-In Mitchell.on the 10th inst., Carleton
Lyndo, aged 82 years, 9 mos.
CORNISH -In Fullerton on the 7th inst.,wife of
Edward Cornish aged 69 years, 2 mos.
SAMPLE. In Osborne on the lith inst., Samuel
Sample, aged 78 years and 10 months.
CARTER -In Biddulph. on Gth bat , Mary .Ann,
daughter of George Carter, aged 22 yoars.
SAirrsox.-In McGillivray,l8th oon. on 7th inst,
Thomas Sampson, aged 76 years and 4 mos.
TnoatsoN.-In Blanshard, on 4th inst., Jane, re-
lict of the late Wut. Thomson, aged 95 years
BncnayAN.-In Stephen,at the residenaoofiller
son. Norman, on Feb. 8th, Flora Buchanan,
aged 92 years.
PATTE usox.-In Port Huron. Mich, on and lust
Janet, daughter of Mr.Jahn. Patterson,Grand
Bend, aged 29 years.
INoa,nt-In Logan, on the 8th inst., William
Albert, youngest son of Willard Iugram,aged
14 months and 7 days.
Looni At Grand Rapids, Michigan, on 2nd
Inst., Isabel Tait, relict of the late William
Login, formerly t.f St Marys, aged 70 y oars.
Soldier's Cove, N.S., Jan. 30, 18110,
W, H. Comstock, Brockville, Ont.
Dear Sir, -lour Dr. Morse's Indian Root
Pills are the best medioine for rheumatism.
that I have ever used. Last spring I was
troubled greatly with it in Iny leg; I used
one box of Morse's Pills,and was cured.
Yours gratefully,
ALLEN O malie/L.
Peculiar
Patellar in combination, proportion, and
preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla possesses the curative value of the best
known rome-, dies o1 the
vegetable Hood S kingdom.
Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood's
Sarsaparilla Is the only medicine et which can
truly be said, "One Hundred Doses Ono Dol-
lar." Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's
Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto un-
nonknown, andbas
or%.67 rl1lG' itself
the title of "Tho greatest blood purifier ever
discovered." Peculiar in its "good namo
at home," -there is mor° of hood's Sarsa-
parilla sold in Lowell than of all other
blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal
record of sales abroad
no othox�Pi�i` Iarprcparatfon
ever attained so rapidly nor held so
steadfastly the confidence of all classes
of people. Peculiar in the brain -work which
it represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla com-
bines all the knowledge which modern
researchin nodical
science IiasTO Itself duvet°ped,
with many years practical oxpe^_ienee in
preparing medicines. 13e sure to get only
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 31; Six for Prepared only
by C. L HOOD .b CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa.
100 Doses One Dollar
TO LEND ON MORTGAGES
at lowest rates of interest, Over 360,000 ori-
vate funds, Apply to i1i,tx T & ELLIOT.
Solicitors, etc., Exeter.
rSTRAY SHEEP.
Came into tho-premises of the undersigned,
lot0, con 8, Usborne, on or about Doo. 21st.
two age•! ewes, The owner can have tbo same
by proving property and paying ox�penses.
Feb 11-31. SAM'L PEART. Winchelsea.
WOOD .1 WOOD 1 WOOD 1
The Exeter Salt Works Co. require fifteen
hundred cords of ;snit wood. dr} and green.
Tbo highest price will be paid. For further
paltieulars apply to
DAVID MILL.
D16 .T.B. CABLING, Sec'y.
1TOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
L/1
Tenders for the removal of buildings and
building of fences on the Agricultural grounds,
will be received un to 20th February, 1892, at 12
o'clock noon. Fenoe to be compioted by 1st
May. Specifications to be seen at the Seoy's
office.
Exeter. Jan29-41 A. G. DYER, Seo'y
AGENTS WANTED.
Fontbill'Nurseries. Largest in Canada, 700
acres. We want reliable, energetic men to sell
our Nursery stooki previous experience not
necessary; any teen.with tact and energy can
succeed; terms liberal, outfit free. Our agents
have many advantages. such as selling home-
grown, hardy. Janadian stock. Choi
ce new
spooialties, which are of value, and which can
only be secured from us. We have given par-
ticular attention to the propagation of hardy
varieties suitable to the Nor hem sections of
Canada. For terms apply to
STONE Jr WELLINO'ION,
Toronto, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate of James
Jory, late of Township of Osborne,
in the County, of Huron; gentleman,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chapter
110 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887,
that all persons bavineelatms against the said
James Jory. deceased, who died on the 4th day
of October;1991, aro required to deliver orsend
by post, prepaid, to the undersigned executors
of the estate and effects of the said deceased, on
or before the 20th day of March, 1802, a state-
ment in writing containing their names and
addresses and full particulars of their claims.
duly verified by statutory declaration and the
nature of the security (if' any) held by theth";
and that after the said last mentioned date the
said executors, will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said estate among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to claims of
which notice shall have been received as above
required. and the said executors will not be
liable for the said assets or any part thereof
distributed to any person or'persons of whose
claim notice shall not have been received at
the time of such distribution.
E. J. Joni, Exeter,
W. H. PENHALE
Dated at Exeter, Feb. 8th,1892.
!xa1r RoLIar Mills,
MARKET DEPORTS..
Wheat , • 83o to 84c per bushel
OUR SELLIN'(;r PRICES.
Flour, Strong Bakers' $2.75 per 100
do Best Family 2.50 "
do Low Grade 2.00 ..
Branc „
Shorts .. 800
Chop .. .. $1.00 to $1.10 22
Chop stone running every day.
TUE EXETER MILLING Coy.
MARKET REPORTS.
ExBTER
RedWheat
Spring Wheat ..,
Barley
Oats
Clover Seed ...
Timonhy
Peas
Corn
Ea
Butter
Flour a rb b l
Potato a s,per bush e l
Apples,per Dag
DriedA.pplespr b
Geese poi ib.
Turkey per lb
Duokspor lb
Chiokonsperpr
l ogs,dressedperlo0
Beef ».
Hidesrongh, ..,
dressed
Sheepskins each
Cailskins •
Wool perlb
13ayperton
Onionsnerbush
Woodporoord
0.
85 to 87
SS to 87
40 to 45
28 to 28
325 to 150
... 0 56
tooo G0
• 18 to 18
▪ 3.7 so 17
▪ O9to535
»• 50 to 055
... 1COto100
», 0 480050
... 006to006
-. C9 to 09
... 006 to 007
... 026to090
. » 6 90 to 6 20
- 100805 21
». 400to4SO
▪ 600to525
.» 060 to 70
050to050
• 018to019
...9 00 8010 00
• 050to050
.., 2GotoSo0
sT:MARIrs s
Pall Wheat .. ................... 85 85
.... ...........
Spring Wheat...„,............ ............ 85 86
Bars y 0 43 0 43
Clover Seed-. ........... 5 0 28
Timothy• 5 00 1 30
Peas 056056
Butter.......... 16 0 17
Potatoes per bag .. 50 0 55
....
Apples per boob.. ... ...........„ . 0 60
Wooiper lb 18 0 10
Iiayporton 9 0016 00
Bran per ton 14 00 14 00
Shorts ' ` " ,.20 00 20 00
Oatmealper bbl.. ... 6 GO 700
flogs, dressed per 100. 4 75 bo 5 00
LONDON.
Wheat, 85 to 87 par bus. Oats, SOe to
32( per bus. Peas, 57c to 58e per bus, Bar
lev,Atelting, 431 to 49ePer bus. Bariey Feed,
36o to 49e per bus Corns 6610 to 61e nor.
bushel.
TORONTO.
Toronto, Feb. 36 -Wheat Spring -No. 2.85e
to87o per bus; red winter.No 2, 85e to 87o por
bus. Manitoba No 2hard,l 01 to 1 02 No.3, 890
to 90: PEAS 59e to 60e por bus. 0 ATS 32e
to 32e per bus. FLOUR , extra, $3 80 to 99.85
strongakestraight
e 9 ,90tto $5.00. BARLEY, Noll,
feeding, 56o to 56o,
Minard's Liniment relieves Neuralgia.
A CnxxNcEvin--Every Drying evil should
be promptly removed. Sick headache is a
crying evil affecting thousands of Canadians,
whroh can easily be removed by the
usea:of Burdook Blood Bitters, the boot
known stomaob, liver and bowel regulator
and cure for siok headache from whatever
cause arising.
Tins BLoon Is Tire Loa. -Good health
without pure blood is therefore impossible,
and to secure pure bleed is therefore ab-e-
lutely necessary, especially in spring, when
bad blood is prevalent. Burdoolr Blood
Bitters is the remedy,without an equal in
the world of medicine; It drives out all
poisonous humors of the blood from a eam-
mon pimple to the worst scrofulous sore.
A WONDERFUL ORANGE.- Gontlem on, -
For twenty year I suffered frum rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia, poor appetite, els„ and
received no benefit from the many me di.
eines Itried, but after taking five bottles of
B. B .B. I can eat heartily of any food, and
am strong and smart. It is a grand medi-
cine and has made a wonderful change in
my health.
Mns.W.H. LEE, Harley Ont.
CAUTI�N
EACH PLUG OF THE
Myrtle Navy
IS MARKED
T. & 13,
2ZT ERONZE =,ETTER,S.
NONE - OTHER - GENUINE
FURNITURE
-AT-
A very large stock on hand now to
select from in the way of Parlor, Bed-
room and Dining -room Suites at nearly
half the usual price. 160 looking -glasses
from 10c up. Hundreds of ft of picture
mouldings to choose from -cheap. Easy
chairs, and a great variety of other
goods suitable for Xmas presents ; and.
in fact. everything usually kept in a first-
class Furnishing House, all for prices
away down. A good ,j doz. chairs for
$2. Come and see• our $1.75 Paruiel
Bed that we "blow" about. The reason
we blow is we have the goods to back it
up. Bring along your easy chairs and
parlor furniture that need recoverin6 its
we have a beautiful lot of covers with
cord and gimp to match. Drop in even
if you don't want to buy ; will be happy
to see you.
UNDERTAKING.
A complete stock of everything in
this line from the cheapest to the high-
est. Also the only Embalmers.
Remember the name and place -
G -IDL EY' S Odelfellows' Bloolr,
opposite J. Grigg's
Ray.
BIIEFSI-,The members of Relianee As-
sociation, Patrons of Industry, met on Fri-
dayevening, the 5th inst., and held a very
interesting debate on the subject, "Resolved
that it is better to wear your old coat than
go in debt fora new one." The decision,
which was in favor of the negative, was
given by Bro, Dew,of Triumph Association,
assisted by D. Mack, and a member of this
Association. -Mrs, henry O'Brien has gone
to visit friends in Grey, Clinton and Blyth.
-Mrs Holden, of Hibbert, spent some
months at her brother's, John MgMahon,T
John Nortboott was in London lust week
visiting friends, -A basket social was held
at the residence of Mr. Wm, Northcott on
Monday eyg. of this week, when a pleasant.
time was spent. Proceeds, $13.
GREATLY BENEFITED.- Dear Sirs, -I
have been using 13.B -B for a cancer of the
breast during the last two years and four
months, both externally and internally,
and have been greatly benefited. Have had
causer over seven years, and no medietne
ever did me as much good as B.131.B. I feel
sure that sufferers :from cancer can obtain
relief or even oure from B.B.B.. and will bo
pleased to answer any questions as to the
tree and benefit received from thea remedy.
Una. A. 1LLIDT, Waterdown Ont
Harassing headaches make many lives
miserable, needlesly so, when aprom pt euro
like Burdock Blood Bitters is obtainable.
HIDDEN Foze.-Among the many foes to
human health and happiness dyspepsia and
canstipetiou are twin enemies itreatly to be
feared. With 13.0,1), to drive them out of
the system, bowevor, no danger need be an-
tioipated, as every dose brings the sufferer a
long step further on the road to pot -feet
health and strength, and a permanent. euro
always results.
EVERY FARMER'S SON
SHOULD RAVE
A BUSINESS EDUCATION..
A. 1'OST.AL
will secure tho catalogue of the
FOREST CITY
Business College.
LONDON, ONTARIO,
Over 130students in attendance.
T. W. WESTERVELT, Prin.
i
Itstr-
•
\ . A Representative Electrician
l.. •' OF'THEl
Dorenwend Electric Belt 8& Attaohment Co.,
„oval
'' EXETER at CENTRAL HOTEL
i" '" � �' • f Frid a
y, Feb. 26i � �.�.
it
%
\ S.
OF TORONTO, will be in
Whore be can be consulted with about all forms of Musoular, Nervous N.
and Chronic Diseases --DYSPEPSIA. KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES, --z
HEART WEAKNESSES, SPINAL CURVATURE. RHEUMATISM. 8CI-.._.-.
ATICA.GOUI ,NEURAL GIA.NERVOUS DEBILITY,SPERMATORRIRBA,
IMPOTENCY. SEXUAL WEAKNESS, Vf,RICOCLE, FEMALE CUM--•
PLAINTS, ASTHMA, BRONCHI'T'IS, AND ALL LUNG TROUBLES,
Ile will have with him a full line of the DORENWEND ELECTRIC-
AL APPLIANCES -the world's best system for self treatment; also
Medicated Chest Protectors, Abdominal Supporters. Obstetric Binders, &c.
No drug treatment: all affected by klleotrioai and Mechanical Applianoes.
He will not treat you, but will show you how to treat yourself at home,
cheaply and successfully. Consider how many owe their health and vigor to
Eleotrioity as applied by the DorenwendInvention. Is it worth your while
to enquire into the matter? Call and see the lists of those who testify to
their merits, perhaps yon may find the names of friends or neighbors among - i
them. No charge for consultation. Books on home treatment presented i; free to every caller,
TREATMENT OF RUPTURE A, SPECIALTY, If you aro ruptured and / L. X?.
are wearing a truss. call and see the now attachment whereby your truss can •-' :_
be made into an Electric Truss. making ours more certain and rapid and, �'
giving case and comfort to the wearer. / r
Remember at Central Hotel, on Friday, Feb'y 26. /
DORENWEND E. B. & A. -Co., Toronto, Can,, will also be in Clinton at Rattenbury
House, Wednesday, 'eb'y 24; Blythe at Grand Central, Thursday, Feb'y 2,e,
-I
GEARING SALE!
BISSETTBROS,
We have 15 Crosscut Saws and 3 doz. Axes which
must be cleared out at wholesale prices.
We have a large stook of TUBULAR LANTERNS of different
styles, which must go at the following prices : 45g, , JJs^, (35c
and 750; Also a few more of those cheap Library Lamps at
actual cost. Lamp Goods of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest.
Call and inspect our stock before buying. .As usual our stock of
HARDWARE, STOVES & TINWARE is complete and we tle1y
competition.
:13$$$S4111 43rM$40
Exeter Music Store
A. HYNDMAN PERKINS & MARTIN.
-wishes to inform the citizens of
Exeter and surrounding that Ile is now
engaged selling
Teas, Coffees, Baking Powder
In qu'tntitiee to suit Purchasers.
Orders lust at the house or Dr Hyndman's
Oftles 1,S11.,u:.iveprtraptattention,
ttl0:nti G. A HYNDMAN.
S900 • SALARYentand nCornmis-
on, Teachers and Clergymen tosintrodueo aVnew
and popular standard book,
Testimony of 19 Centuries to
Jesus of Nazareth.
Tho most remarkable religious book of the age
written by 300 eminent scholars.Non-sectarian,
Every Christian wants it. Exclusive territory
given. Apply to
The Henry Bill Pub. Co., Norwich, Conn
14:x.
00E'Z COTTON
ROOT COMPOUND.
lq
A recent discovery by an old
physician. Successfullyus-
ed7nontltly by thousands of
LADIES. Is the only perfect
ly safe an d reliable medicine
discovered. Beware of un-
principled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in
place of ;this. Ask for Coors's COTTON Rose
ComeonNneake 920 substitute; or inclose $1 and
4 three -cent Canada postage stamps in letter.
and we will send, sealed, by return mail. Full
sealed particulars in plain envelope. to ladies
only, 2 stamps. Address Pond Lily Company
No, 3 Fisher Block,181 Woodward ave.,Detroit,
Mich. Sold in Exeter by DR. LUTZ, Central
Drug Store and by all druggists everywhere.
DISEASES umf
OF M
Of all ages. resulting from Errors or indiscre-
tions of Youth, may be permanently oured,and
the vigor of perfect manhood fully restored,as
NERVOUS DEBILITY, STERILITY with
SEMINAL LOSSES Ir PREMATURE DECAY
Long Standing cases of GLEET, STRICTURE
SYPHILIS, VARICOCELE and all PRIVATE
and CHRONIC) Diseases treated with perfect
success. Our field is in CHRONIC CASES in
which others have failed ; if you are incurable
we will frankly tell you so.
Write forparticulars and treatise, Free, to ST,
Lours alemear, Co., 162 and 1o4 King Stre.t.
West, Toronto, Ont. s3:6m
HURRAH!
NZW7P'
Tailor Shop
We would inform the people
of Exeter and surrounding
country that we have opened
out a new tailor shop one
door south of Treble's harness
shop, where we are prepared
to do work on tae, shortest
possible notice and in the
L::;, test Styles
—AND A-
l
ur e Fit Gua
rantaaA
. JOHNS.
We have constantly on hand a large display
of the best
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEWING MACHINES,
BICYCLES and
SMALL MYIUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Persons anticipating' the purehaso of any-
thing in the above lines will do well to call at
the store. We guarantee satisfaction, and
prices as low as can be had at themanufactories.
Wo 'would respectfully ask you to call and
see our stook. Itis as fine as will be found in
any city music store.
P.S.-Agents for all kinds of agricuitura
implements.
STAND :—Fanson's Block, Exeter.
DOUPE
ClcaringSalc
FOR 30 DAYS.
DO NOT MISS IT.
BIG DRIVES
BARGAINS IN
Boots & Shoes
AND
DRY - GOODS.
DOUPE & CO., Kirkton.
!a:hinab s I
200
Dressed Hog,
Wanted at o
For which the highest price` r''l
be paid, viz :
$590 to $6.20 r
Dressed hogs bought subject to the fol-
lowing rules
2 lbs per cut off;
5 lbs extra if shoulder stack ;
3 lbs off for bung gut or gulletk if left
in.
SNELL BROS.' 00.
SAY
Where is the best place to buy -
Furniture ?
WHY
ATR, N. ROWE'S'
Because he gives good bargains, and
perfect satisfaction every time ; and he
has the best and largest stock in town.
Give him a call and see for yourself.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
In this line my stock is large and as-
sorted, ai nearly every person knows ;
just see it.
R. N. ROWE,
Bain-st, Exeter.
P. S. -All accounts must be settled at
once. -R. N. R.
IEXETER NORTH
°
Goiiera1 Store,
0
TFf11 BEST YET
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGIGEST YET
Best Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 leave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the beat
Cutting in Town, you are sure of satisfac-
tion
Giving un Business.
25 per cent. off for Cash
5 lbs. 25c Tea, $1,00;
5 lbs. 50c Tea, 2.00;
5 lbs. 60c Tea, 2.50;
Goal 0i1, 15c;
4
lbs. raisins, 25c;
Mens' rubbers 500; Ladies' 35
Colored Tea Setts, $2.00;
Dry Goods 25 per cent, off;Seal Muff, 2 50, worth 3 5C
Boys' Grey Lamb Rat, 1 71
worth 3 00;
Patrons andll
a Customers Welcome.
• No trouble to show Gods,
11 noxi. JOHN .MATHESON