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B argains
Are being offered in every dopartmont
of our store. Careful buyers always
find itipays them to see what we offer.
There are still a few pairs of those
famous 50c. Kid Gloves loft. If you
have not secured a pair they are rare
value. Our Ladies'Natural Wool Vests
are the favorites (quality considered.)
To -day we have opened out a now
line of Corsets. They aro good fitters
and each pair is guaranteed to give sat-
isfaction or money refunded.
Do You Need Underwear?
Only 50c, buys a heavy All -wool Un-
dershirt. We can supply you with any-
thing in DRY -GOODS at right prices.
One Low Cash Frio our Motto.
Sole agents for Butterwick's Celebrat-
ed Glove Fitting Patterns.
A. J. MoTAVISH 83 CO.
.Elensall.
pees Wm:eau-Goad white clean oats. We
aro pettier( 29 to i'fie cents. Raving made ar-
ruagements with a liverpool firm for all the
meet that I eau manufacture this season,
farmers having a quantity of oats to dispose
of nhould call at the Hensel! Oatmeal Mills,
D.1.11SQUIIAAT•
Gsn&r OVIAITING SALIC-Irathlit just opened
of
40 oases of Rubbers and Overshoes. 72 oases
of Felt Boots and 400 pairs of nien's, boys, and
youths' on Boots, and also receieed a new
line of Trunks end Valises, we offer the above,
together with an entire new stook of Footwear,
at a discount during the next 30 dam in order
to make room for more new goods opining in.
Call and secure hargains. Butter and oggs
taken same as cash. WESELOII, Prop.,
Sign of Big Boot,Roneall and Oxon:tarty.
Folluwing are the market quotations:
Wheat 63 to 68
13arley
Oats 38 to 40
26 to 28
Peas 55 to 56
Hay 5.00 to 6.00
Butter .17 to 18
Ego s 9 to 12
5.75 to 5.75
Clover seed 7 00 to 7:60
BRIErS.^-Mr. John Beaver, of -Union-
ville, Mich,, wee the guest of Mr. Simon
:Stahl. -1. John Pope and ohildren left
Tuesday morning for Fairgrove Mich., to
visit ber eister, Mrs. Dennis Dereteiu.--
Mr Tom Palmer, Jr., made a fiving
business trip Jo Dashwood Monday after-
noon, -Mr. 1ec. /cPherson, merchant
tailor, wee in Exeter on Tuesday attend-
ing the Preabytery,-Mr• William Stone-
znan's eldest sou was thrown from a horse
while exercieing it on Tuesday afternoon,
the horse trampiug on him right cheek
and °mime it Mune. cioetor was ut
once called in and put several stitches in
it. -On Monday afternoon youug .Alfred
Reediest got his right hand oanght in
the brake and had the pointe of his four
fingers taken off. Be was taken to Dr.
Thorapson's office and got them dressed,
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EXETER, ONTARIO, • THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER, 10, 1892
!and is now doing niaely,-The entertain-
, mont given on Friday evening in MoEwen's
'Hall, under the amain:ell of the Sunbeam
Circle, was a grand moons. All the girl*
did their singing and reciting well. -The
10ot:strove concert, given by the Coggrove
I family, was a grand slums, on Saturday
ovening.-The Yorkehire packing house is
now in full °potation and pork is comiug
in in great quantity, and Petty Bros. are
always noted for paying the highest
price for pork. Mr. Fred Meyers is bny-
ing up all the live hogs he can get, which
he slaughters twice a week, and then sells
them to Petty Broa,-The Dashwood Bus.
was in town early Wednesday morning
with several paeserigera.-J, H, Johnston,
of Bad .Axe, Miela., and formerly of this
place, has rented Mr, Chas. Bedmond'e
farm. We understand that he has also
taken Redmond.
himeelf a wife; daughter of
Mrs. Redmond. Suceesa to you, John. -
Mr. John MoArthnr, Banker, and Mr.
William Elder, exchanged harms on Tues-
day afternoon, Mr. Elder received 01,500
in etchange.-Mra. Cowan, of Mutate
daughter of Ur, Alexander Baehanan, re.
tamed home 013 Friday of tide week, -
Mr. D. Weismiller has engaged Mr. Will
Moore, Jr„ as elerk.-Mr. 3. Fi. Johuston
has returned home after a week's visit
in London, with his SO/1 Jamore-Mr. D.
Urquhart is putting an addition to his
oat meal mill. -Mrs, Will McLean, teacher
of room No. 3, wbo was sick for several
day' last week: it; able to teach again -
Allan McDonald is in town spending s ev.
eral days viaitiag.
Clinton.
tinicra.-" Jimmie" Stavely is no more.
He breathed his bust at his boarding house,
the Grand Unieu hotel, on Monday morn.
hag. The deceased had been ill sines his
return from the old country, several weeka
ago, as a result of taking dank oaeau
passage, The femme of death was stomach
and liver trouble, -The children of Mrs.
Geo. Trowhill drank carbolic said instead of
syrup of squills the other day and had a
narrow escapee -Mr. Goo, Gilchrist, while
fixing his widows the other day fell off a
step ladder and was severely ittjared.-
About eighty cars of green and evaporated
apples have been shipped from Clinton
station so far this Sonora.
Cromarty.
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Brims -Mrs.Jos. Richardson of Lanark
County. who has been visiting ifrienda
here, has returned horne.-Mr. jamos Dow
has gone to Lanark County to visit friends
there. -.Mr. Hugh Miller hire purchased
Kippen.
- -
13tunrs-Aeoording to previous entwine°,
meat, the anniversary serviou of the Royal
°rapiers of Temperance, ?..Kippen, wu
held at 3 o'clock in St. Andrew's church on
Sabbath butt, when Rev. Mr. Simpson of
Brumfield preaohed a very able and in-
structive sermon on the evils of the liquor
traffio to a large. appreoiative audience,
taking his text from II Ringo, tenth chap.,
last cisme of ninth verse : "Who slew all
these." Mr. Simpson is a well-known and
earnest Tenaperance Worker. It bas sel-
dom been oar privilege to listen to a more
convincing eernaon in behalf of the Temper
anoe cease. He held the undivided Mien.
Lion of his audience during hie entire
dis-
eourse.-Mr. George Taylor, who went to
Toronto, has returned with a oar load of
snook steers. As farmers are asking such
high prices for this elan of utile, feeders
died that it ie cheaper to Introlaue them in
Toronto and pay the freight from OM city
to hare. -Mr. Wm, Oudmoro has also re-
turned with a oar load of Home clue of
eattle.-Owing to the prevalence of diphth-
eria in Kincardine, tile Bard of :hidaeation
of that town decided some three wear ago
to ;slue their publics achools for a naonth.
In ooneequence, Mies Mamie MoMordie,
teacher of that plamis borne 'Vending four
weelts'extra holidays, We underetand that
she is re-engaged in Kincardine ter next
year.
(Too late for last week)
Balers. -The concert held under the
auspices of the Kippen Pablio Hall Com.
pane, took pleats on 28tla ult. Owing to the
inclemency of the weather, the attendance
was not u large as it otherwise would have
bean, All the epeakers announaed for the
evening were present except Mr. Collins
and Mr. McMillan. Dr. Campbell of Sea.
forth gave a very intereating address on the
poet Burne. Tho performances of Mrs.
Sage and daughter on the musical ghaseas
were muoh appreciated. The 00/3310 songs
and dancing of Mr. McLeod of Seaforth
we,e ranch applauded. Receipts of the
evening 837. After paying expenses the
balance will be applied to the reduction of
the debt on the Hall.
Whalen.
Bianars-Mr. S. Cotton, painter, of Gran-
ton, is putting the polish on Jubn Morley's
new kitahen.-Mire !Lucy Gunning is ill
with a mild attack of typhoid favor. -Mr.
J. E. Tom, I. P. S., visited our public
school on Thursday last. -The dwelling
house of Mr. Anthony Laraphire, sr., was
:lestroyed by fire on the evening of Oot.
Mr, and Mrs. L, had gone over to
heir son's house on the same farm, to
pend the evening, and left fire in the
stove, with kindling lying near. When
the fire wee noticed it bad made each
headway that nothing could bo saved -so
the old couple lost everything they had
in the house, including ;mite a srun of
raoney. Mr. Ti. is re -building this fall -
Mr. Duncan lectures on Phrenology in the
sohool house on Wednesday night, when
the boys will have an opportunity of find-
ing out what they ought to do to encased
in life.
the house in the rear et R. Nichol's t
blacksmith shop, Staff, and purpoaos re-
moving there soon. -Mr. John Gillespie of
Fullerton is returning to his fen:a:here.-
Mrs. A. Russell, who has been ill for
scene time, is able to be around again. -
Mr. Hooking, who has :been ailing for
Rome time, is not expected to reeover.-
The tea -meeting and social here was a
grand sucoess,notwithatanding the unfavor-
able weather. -Mr. Galbraith, the phonol-
ogist, Have one of his leetures in the reboot
house here a few evenings ago, to the
amusement of a for wbo Were there.-Soine
talk of a wedding in the near future.
More particulars later on. -Our village
weaver is rue bed with work just now.
Denial De Coursey of Logan, breeder of
white Chester pigs, has received aver 8225
in prizes this fall.
Mr. A. Nichol, a farmer near Myth
while driving borne on a load of barrels
the other day, a dog ran under the wagon
causing the horses to run away. Ho was
thrown heavily to the ground, and /some-
what injured.
Kh1Vs.
Barlow, of Port Lanabton,
exhibited ti number of magic lantern vistas
i Khiva anhool on Saturday evening, Nov.
6tb. There was a good attendance. A few
valuable presents were given away -a pound
of Candy, a vase, and a cup and Kamer.
'CoeintorioN.--Tiae Christnaas entertain -
runt in Shipka will be held on the 20th
of December, not on the 29th.
U sborne Council.
Tho Connell met on the 5th int, All
the members were present The minutes
of the previous meeting were read and
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Moved by 3. Ilene, seconded by T.
Cameron, that the 'electors of jurors be
be paid 03 nail. Carried.
Moved by W. Kydd, *emended by J.
Shier, that the following actuante for
sheep killed by doge be paid, being two.
thirde value of claims, viz.: George Lowe
$2 67, T. Cudmore $10.67. Carried,
The following orders were granted viz.;
J Loa:bun, gruelling, 080.00; T Remick,
ditoh and tile, (one half) 83.25; W Bray,
hauling gravel, 6.00;3Usborne & Hibbert,
Insurance Co, ineuraucie town h*11, 54a ;
J Duncan, sr., repairing two bridges and
approttaben, $5.50 ; J Teeter, hauling
gravel, 06.50; D Duneati, 8 in tile drain
and taking up culvert, 85.60 ; T Cud -
mom gravelling, gruel and damages,
$40,25; T Cudmore, ebenta killed by dogs,
110 67 ; G Ford, Greral and work, 014.55 ;
Itodger, Award re ditala, $7.50; M
8*mo:ell, keep of 3 Hewitt and wife,
013.00; G Hogg, bridge, 05 00 ; G Hogg,
bridge, 111.4.00 ; T M.Kay, eelectiug jurors,
S3.00; G W Heiman, selecting jurors,
113.00 ; W Miner, selecting jurors, 83.00;
R Skinner stones for bridge, gravelling,
87.50; W Arksev, drain, 113.00 ; 8 Horn,
2 underdrabis and ditch, 09 00 ; W
Stephens, gravelling, 812.00 ; D Hazie.
wood, ditah, 81.50; 8 Mills, repairing
culvert and bridge, $3.50 ; R Denison,
grading and gravelling, 034.00 ; S Brook,
gravelling, $32,00 ; J Towl, gruelling,
$20,00 ; G Heywood, gravelling, $15.00 •
Orediton.
Bantics.-Mr. Joseph Heist, while here
on 5 visit among his friend, exchanged
his brick yard in Michigan with Fred
Guinter for a house here. Mr Guinter will
move across the line in the spring, where
he will ran a batik and tile yard. Succeas
Fred. Mr, Heist, while here, also bought
Matthew Morlook's farm of 100 acres, pay.
ing a good price; he also bought 50 sores
from L. Reiet, which is alongside of hie
JOUN WHITE da 80/f0
Pnblieher an 5 Proprietors
DOWN I Prices of
WHEAT.
What
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BARLEY,
DOWN I ETC., ETC.
FARMERS!
We recognise the loss you sustain en
account of the very low prices of graini
100. so that he has a 150 acre farra
afl� to convince you of our sympathy
Welcome baok, Joe. Mr. Hopei, of New
York, is viaiting his sister, Afro. Dr,
Stabler. -We understand Ohm, Fritz has
taken unto himeelf a wife, May it be so,
Further pertioulara next wook.-Fred
Guinter has sold ont bis othare tu the flax
business to the other pertnere.-Mr. Moe,
look intends going to Illinois, U, 3. -
John Klamp was this week married to
Miss Lydia Fainter, eldest daughter of
Mr. Tobias :Faliner, Jr. It was one of
the largest weddings in this vicinity for
;some time. The presents were many and
very handeome.-A number of our sport,'
intend taking in the ,shooting match Ai
Exeter on Thanksgiving Day. -Mr„ W.
H. Wetzel and James Lemon managed
to carry home with them the most of the
duke from the Yearly shooting matoh,
Friday last Smith is in the oold.-Oold
weather is coming on. -The all easy mune
on with Inc and get some nourkreut and
ssur wurat,-Mr.Obris. Gaybaur and family
left for Bilden, Michigan. Ho =tenth'
farnaing.-We regret the death of Airs.
ay ear, af Borne, Mesh., formerly of
Crediton. nominated even some of his 0'4141 party
we are willing to share our profits -with
you. Our store is full of fall:and win
ter goods. We made up our minds that
those goods will be sold at prices that
will correspond with those of grain. Do
you wish to save doctor's bills these
hard times? If so, call at :the Market
Store and get one of our Fur Overcoats
that will defy any weather. Do yeti
want a preventative for grip? If so,
try a pair of our grain boots for wet
weather ; they are :tiniest equal to dry
weather itself. Get a pair of our felt
boots or overshoes for cold weather.
Ladies See our nice range of Fur
Collars and MUM and Caps, lix the
cheap and common as well as the rare
and expensive lines.
Excuse the color ; just out of red ink
J. P, ROSS,
Market Square Bargain DepQt.
had misgivings as to the popularity of
CLEVELAND ELECTED. the programme laid down by.the Denim-
rotic convebtien at the Instigation. of
At an early hour Wednesday morning hi a supporters, but if later accounts bear
though the returns Are far from complete out the favorable returns to hated at the
the indications are that Gayer Cleveland hour of writing, the wisdom of the
has been elected President of the United choice has been amply vindicated.
States for a second time.
There is as we ti
than one surprise in the state returns.
an c pated, more
Ono of the most remarkable turn -over
Tuckersznitht
s Blum -Threshing is about done in
this neighborhood. -Miss Fannie Town-
send, has been engaged to teach No. 4
for 1893. -Apple paelters are busy at
present. Some of the farniers arc doing
a little !ticking when they eee:the heaps
t of culls. -Mr. Thos. Xcarna kilit.d a six
montheporker the other clay that tipped
the beam at 212 lbs, -Mrs. N. Cousins
a. has gone on a visit to her daughter in
. Bulfalo.-A social was given by ladies of
y the Woraeri's Foreign Mission at Turn.
or's Church. A very enjoyable time
was spent. Speeches and singing were
the order of the evening. Proceeds a
little over $9.
G upend,. unveiling, nom Heamatt.i in the decision of the old Democratic
breaking atone, $5.00 ; M Clarke,
e, grading State of Delaware in favor of :Harrison,
stud culvert, $9.50 ; A McDonald, gravel. partly accounted for by the fact that an
ling, $18,72 ; R Reddy, culvert and ditch, unpopular candidate for Governor was
#6.00 ; J ifoqut en, cleaning ditch 01.00
T 'Remick, repairing rand, $4.00 ; R Bell,
gravelliug, 818,00; P Caso, tile drain,
40.32; 13 Johns, gravel, 02 50 ; Hewitt,
breaking stone, 02 00; G Lowe, sheep
killed by doge, 82 67 ; T Holden, gravel
contract swamp road, $80.50; 3. Andrew,
gravelling, 06.00 ; :J 'Irvine gravel and
on the lc et.
But the moat startling change is tha
alleged to have taken place la Illinois,
where a Republican majority of 22,195
in 1888 has been turned into a Democr.
tic majority of from 10,000 to 20,000
This result, has been largely achieved
b
the increased Democratic vote ha Cook
311.95 ; 8 Rieke, uuderdrain, (oar half),
gravelling, 019.25 ; Irvine, gravel,
county, in which Chicago is situated. If
81.50; Cobblediok & Folland, 1 stone we are not mistaken this is the first, time
hwinner, 60e.; W Brownlee, gravelling and that Illinois has gone Democratio.in a
underdraining, $84. 00. Presidental election since the formation
On motion of T. Cameron, seconded by of the Republican party over a quarter
3. Shier, the council adjonined to meet of a century ago.
again Saturday, 3n1 December, et 11 The result demonstrates that there is
o'clock, a.m. G. W. ttoreeete, Clerk. a decided feeling in favor of tarifl reform
in the country. No election has ever
Mr. John Hannah has closed his oream- been fought more squarely on the issue
erica at Seeforth, Londesboro and Goderiah of high versus low taxation,and no Pres -
for this season We are very glad to idental candidate before Cleveland's
beathat Mr. Hannah has bad a very
time has more stronolv main tabled the
mencing to appreciate the creameries as 'view that it is not by taxation, but by
they find that they can get more for their economical government, fairly adminia-
oream than they could for theit batter tered, that a country can be benefited,
and save all the trouble of making.
The election of Cleveland is a triumph
tor the Democratic party, but it is more
Minard's Liniment cures Garget in Cows of a victory for himself. When he was
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Brownsvalley, Ind
says :-"I have been in a distressed condi-
tion for three years from Nervousness,
Weakness of the Stomach, Dyspepsia and
Indigestion until my health was gone. I
bad been docketing constantly with no re-
lief. I bought one 'battle of South Ameri-
can Nervine; which done me more good
than any $50 worth of doctoring 1 ever did
412./ aa,V. J. .1i At&VitIU (AL, teeeeety
person to nee tide valuable and Lovely rem-
edy, A trial bottle will oonvinee you.
Warranted by 0. Lintz, Druggist. ang, 14
Bishop Dowling, Hamilton, intends to
leave early next year for Rome, where be
will take part in the Pope's jubilee.
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