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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1897-12-30, Page 1:!r 9'. TENTH YEAR. -5,13. EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1897. C. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. KEEP YO EYES I .. WORKING ORDER, Our Lenses are true and will b ive comfort, They help preserve the sight. Q make NO CHARCM for testing' your eyes. i -FITTON. d eof the tical Institute. �..� O Graduate Optical Watch Department is Tete, Com Our Clock and� p. Drop in and take A LOOK AT OUR GOODS gid see our prices; by so doing you SOLWW COLD WEDDING RANGE. ESTABLISHED 1867, T. FITTON. FARMS FOR SALE, Sale Register. MON The undersigned has a few good farms for stile cheap. Money to loan on easy terms. Joule :+recx:AN, Samwell's. Black Exeter. , EY TO LOAN. MONEY. Private funds to tend on improved farms, at five and live and a half per rent. Apply to ELLIOTT Sr. ELLIOTT, Solicitor,, ate 1st December, 1'97. Exeter. FARM TO RENT. Lotr,, concession 5, township of Uaborne, is offered for rent ly the undersigned. It h, one of the best farms in the township, con- taining, one-lanndrod acres and has every convenience. This farm will bo Iet to a goon tenant for a terra of years and possession to plow will e° given immediately. Apply to MA's 3a.i•I LANn,Devon. STRAY HEIFER. There came into the enclosure of the un- dersigned some time in the fore part of Oe - tabor, a two-year old, v°llowish real and white. liornlaenheifcr, The °weer east have game by F,avifA exeenses. The animal is on THURSDAY, JAN, 0•,-tlorres, rigs, l fano, household effects, etc , the property or Fred. D. Williams. Everything is early new and in as heat -class con inion. Sala At 1.30 o'clock. Mr. J. (fill, aaetioneer. NOTICE, The annual meeting of the Stephen dG I -s - borne Agricultural Society, will be held in Town Hall, Exeter, on Wednesday, Jan, tells 1$9$, to elect officers and direeters for the year 18:'$;11,11,0 to matte knowu the finaneial statement of the Secretary. D. Mo .me, A. G. DYER, President. Sea. Treas. FARMVM FOR SALE, Greenway, Miss Lizzie Hohn and Miss Rose Carts, of London, are home visiting their parents.—The Christmas tree e- tertaintnent of the Boston Methodist Church, held Christmas night, waft a grand treat for old and young, the old ehurch was crowded to overflowing. Proceeds $40,35. Grace Church is to have their Ohristmas tree Friday even- ing. A grand. and good time is ex- peetcd.-- Ile new Beton Methodist Church will be furnished in a few days and will he dedicated Jan. 9th, tea tneetiu;; on,Mondey 10th. THE undersigned offers for sale Lot No, 5, 4th concession, Township of Kincardine. Thalami consists of 50acros, all cleared; good frame house and barn; also two good oreh. Ards, anti a plentiful supply of water. TAto Landis situated 134milesfrom the Saugeon line and 4 miles from the town of Kincar- dine. Price $1,30e; WO down, the balance iu ten or twelve years at 4!: per cent. Possess- ion may be had at once. For further partic- ulars apply to MRS. Titus, AI3I3(}l 1', Broad- way, Kincardine the�prein ses of Tobias (*Muth:3r, Lot 30, Con. Sephen- To the Ratepayers of C. PROM.% Aleut Farm in Township of 'Marne, County of Huron. ,)FOR SALE by private contract, Lot four- teen, (111 in the tenni (10) Concession Of Us - borne, containinry one hundred acres. The Landis of first-rate quality about sit acres Bleared, the remainder in bush. There aro two good -yells, one at the house the other about the centre of the farm. The buildings whieh comprise as f'ram, dwelling house barn 55x30 and horse and cattle stable with the fences that aro in fair condition, For particulars apply to THOMAS S. CLARK on the premises or to MEsSas. ELLIOT & ELLIOT, Solicitors, &c., Dated, $rd Dee., 1897. Exeter. HOCKEY SKATES STICKS, PUCKS. SPRlN SK�TE$. SKATE STRAPS, 1-r CLAMPS, WRENCHES, NUTS, BOLTS, LINKS &c a.PRICES AWAY DOWN* GIVE US A - CALL,..olsigr Bisftop.& 30q. EXETER of Exeter. the Village LAenTe AND GENTLEMEN: I take this means ofexpressing to you my many thanks for the vote you gave me at the last Munici- pal pal cIaori; although it was not enough to elect mo, still it was a good vote con- sidering everything. At the solicitation of my many friends I am again offering you tiny services for the Reeyeship. In doing so feel, as a large ratopayer,I should have a seat at the Council Board. I assure you, If elect- ed, I will do my utmost to promote the gen- eral interest and welfare of the village, hav- ing due regard for economy and retrench- ment. As I cannot possibly make a person- al canvas, owing to business engagement, would ask you not to be misled by any stor- ies circulated, as I am going to stay in the field till the last vote is polled. Wishing you a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. Yours Respectfully„ 1. CARLI.NG. Ailsa Crab Tuokerimith. MARRI AOE.-Ou Wed evening a happy event took place at the reel - donee of Mrs. Cooper, namely, the alar ria;e of her daeghtcr, Jessie.. J., to Mr. Frank Upshall, who resides in Tucker- smith, The Rev. S Acheson officiated, and Win. Moore, of Iiensell, acted as groomsman, while a sister of the bride was bridesmaid. There was a goodly company preseut, The bride received many hand .oma presents. DEATHS.—Many of the friends and acquaintances of ;11r. Elsie, will regret to hear of his death which took place on Wednesday, 15th inst., at bis late residence on lot 10, eon. 2. The deceas- ed was born in Yorkshire, En;;., in 1825, and was at the time of his death in his 75th year.—Thera died at her home in Hibbert, en Friday last, Mrs John Simp- son. The deceased was the youngest daughter of Mr James Broadfoot, efthe Mill road, and her deathis a partieular ly sad bereavement to her parrtats and young husba:id, to whom he was mar ried ten months ago. She was a par- ti:sularly loveable young lady. e tet med by all; and was just nt the Wont of womanhood, being only 19 years and 6 mouths of age. she had heen attire - for the past six mouths, and her early. rutting off is deeply mourned by a wide circle; of fxienda.. Beside her bus - band, ants other relatives, she leaves an infant child, who will never know a mother's love. The funeral took place on Monday to Baird's cemetery. The death is announced of Mr. W. G. Shipley, a popular young man of this place, from consumption: He had been ailing since last August. His death has occasioned sincere regret to all who had the pleasure of his ac quaintance. Grand Bend. Mr. Jos. Brenner has quite recovered from his illness.—Mr. Joseph Gill purch- ased from J. Hall, Dashwood, a nice bunch of steers and has his stables full malting in all over twenty steers.—Mr Abner Mallard has returned home from the west after spending the summer there and seems to like the country as he intends going back early in the spring.—Mr, Fred Page has secured the agency from the manufacturer for the sale of his ironing boards which is very useful. Qsborne Council - Thames Road, Bay Clandeboye, as could be expeeted, The hand car was a total wreck. It is a stery MAltlteac,lt.—Wednesday evening a 1 m 6° SHOOTING MATCH,—Over one hen- how Mr. Hepburn escaped with his life. happy event took place at the residence dred people assembled in the village SOCIAL G .rH LRIst1.—One of the most of Samuel Ronnie, Esq., Babylon Line, Tuesdt y to witness the pigeon and blue interesting social events which it has when his daughter, Caroline, was milt rock shooting match and they went been the lot of Centralia to behold, took ed in matiimuny to Wm. 11a' rock of home well satisfied with the days sport place on Christmas eve, . when -nei !- Lake Shore Road. The ceremony .was as competition for honors in both bars, friends and citizens, to the num- performed by Rev. Hoist, of Zurichin matches was very keen. Following is bee of about 60 or 70, assembled at the the presence of about fifty invited the score: Pigeon. match—C. Shear- home of Mr.aud1rs, Cob ei .h to cele. guests. Oliver Kenzie, of Berlin, was :town, 8; M. McCann, 9; 11, Silber, 7; C. brato the 25th anniversary of their best man, while Hiss Laura Williams, Fritz, 8; M. Thompson, 9; J. Cunning 25th anniversary of their weddibig day. assisted the bride. After the usual con ham, 0; H. Shoff, 7; J. Irwin 8;Bice, A pecultarit�• seldom or never seen in gratulations the happy company sat 10; B. Munro, b; 3, Boland, 8.. S.`]±;ilber, an assembly of this hind was noticable down to a bountiful repast. The bride 9.. Blue rock match—Sheardown, 6; there. The assembly was eomposed of received marry haedsome presents, 5, Either, 8; Hamden, 8 \ieCann, 8; Ir all natlox alities, creeds, religions and win, 10; Shoff, 9; Btlaud, 8; Munro, 10; all shades of politics were fully repre- Stephen Thompson, 6; Bice, 8. " Stray Shots." sensed, showing clearly the popularity Jas. Cunningham had his eve on the of lir. and Mrs. Cnbleigh In all classes DI aT:i of MRs. Caant.--This week birds. H. A. Shoff, the. Toronto sport of Ilia. nava Unity. The music was it becomes our duty to chronicle the who came here "pot "hunting, was in supplied by t11e,e,Credieon orchestra, un- death of Mary Sanders, beloved wife of hard luck. Through some blunder his der the :Ole leadership of :lir George Win, Crei;;, who died en llondit . last, gun was checked wrongly and hes was '/'t tclter, famous for hie inuglcal ability. at the re.14, stce of her mother, Mrs, obliged to sh+.got with a strange ono It is 811 dlesr. to say than gift; were John Sanders, of the 5th t:oneesaion. which no doubt accounts for his three numerous a,1.d costly Among the most The deceased had been a vietim of con- lost birds as he 1s acknowledged to be prominent was that of Squire I'seinuedy- sumption for some time but her ease one of the best shots in W'Cetcr» Out. of Ilderton, who dime down very sub - did not assume a serious nature until arid, The birds were in excellent coat stantially to his daughter. After the about a mouth ago when she was taken dition and with exceptions flew Fharp party had partaken of a bountiful re- worse and gradually pined away until and strong. The match betweeu J. past, lir. C'ol leigb the host, was called death relieved her of her sufferings, Cunningham and W. Drought, of Aliso, upon to address the audience, which he She was the daughter of the late Craig, was postponed as the latter fail- did in his usual eloquent way, and at Jahn Sanders, and her many frioltds ed to appear. the close rho assembly joined iu singing will be pained to hear of her death. ---�-�----M--- " For tie's a Jolly Good Fellow." The She leaves to mourn her demise a has• liiddulph orchestra discoursed music and song band and two small ehildren who have until the small hours of the morni,ig, the sympathy of the community. Her Our nomination here was rather when the guests e: pressed their best remains were interred itt the Exeter stormy as usual, the Reive.;ind Deputy wishes to the host and hostess, hopiner cemetery yesterday ;WVednesday) - were elected by acclamation. Toohey, that their lives would be, spared to eel John Sanders, of Sarnia, and Thos, of ]cyan, Bry au and Armltaee for Coal- ; ehrate their gold:m wedding. "Then London, :art; spending the Christmas einem; A. K. Hndgivs, Reeve; and all returned to thein 1Kul.s to sleep hnlidaye with their father, \Ir. Wm 11 West man for Deputy Reeve. Mr. John t away the few remaining hours before Sanders,—John Sanders, of Gilbert. Abbott resigned Mr, Thomas Arad- 4 the dawn of a merry Ctlrlsttnas morn - Plains, :'ion., is here visiting old friends tage runs in his Ward, --Tho literarylag. and relatives. entertainment in connection with the 4 "' mums 11u:elemmAL NoeuNATi:os.-The full regular sellout examination in No. 21 Council of last rear w:te ele;ttd by ate school house, came oaf on Wednesday i S v .--I Exeter, on Dee, 2lt h elamation and will be sworn in the last, lir. Courser, the teacher, deserves v Iola n I: , h, the second Monday in January at 11 fore the greatest praise for the profit iency wife of Joseph Senior of a son, uaan, made during the year. The entertain;tlAtxta`S. tS ment was a success. The residents of Crediton this section always take an aces in- terest -in the school examinations and there was more than usual interest in this one. The house was crowded all day. It is needless to say tile. Courses is engaged for the eusuing year.— Court Ciaudeboye, Independent. Order of Foresters, hadtheir regular annual eleet1 n of officers on Tuesday night last, after which they had a coffee soc ial in the hall,—During the blizzard on Thursday night last several( acci- dents are reported, Mr. Hepburn, sec tion boss near Centralia, was severely injured by :passing train, Two U1's11ALL-Cooruli,=At the residence young men t-urning from London of the bride's father, London road, were struck be the avenin;; train near `•Tueltersmith, an Dec. 22nd, by Rev. Hyde Park and reported severely in• S. Acheson, Mr. Franklin Upshall, to jured.—The Sabbath School entermain *Niles Jessie J., third daughter of Jas meat held in the Nursery Church on Cooper, Esq , alt of Tuckersmith. Tuesday evening was well attended and a good time was spent, Mr. Jno. Allison and Mr. Wm, Mon teith, accompanied by their wives spent Christmas at Mr, Alex..Hack- ney's.—Mr. A. Campbell spent Christ- mas in. Seaforth.—A few of the young people of this neighborhood spent a very enjoyable ttme at Mr. Jno. Alli- son's, Sr.—Mr. Samuel Madge is on the sick list at present,—Miss Jennie Arm strong, who has been very sick with inflammation is somewhat improved.— Mr. Wm. Moody is in poor health at present.—A meeting was held in the Presbyterian. Church by the Christian Endeavorers, on Tuesday night to el est new offlcers for the coming six months.—One of our young men, we are told, had a very happy dream the other night, but the sorrowful part was when he awoke to find it was only a dream.—We noticed that one of our men of this neighborhood thought that he had done a nice trick when he open ed a letter (whish was entrusted in his care to post) and wrote an item to it He may think it a smart trick, but we would call such a man, 130 gentleman who would be guilty of such an act, and we hope he will think twice be fore he commits such another act. Council Rooms, Dec, 27th, 1897. Council met•to•day after nomination meeting. All the members were pres- ent. Minates of last meeting were read and approved. A few order were granted on motion of W. Delbridge, seconded by W. Keddy. Hunter—Del- bridge, that the clerk be authorized to procure the necessary books for the use of the Treasurer.—Carried. On mo- tion of W. Keddy, seconded by A. Hun• kin, the council adjourned sine (die. FRANCIS Memory, Clerk. Hay School Report The December monthly -report for S. 8 No. 2, Hay, is as follows. Names are in order of merit: 5th -J. W. Todd, M. Russel, flora` Northcott; 4th Sara Northcott, V. Rumalls, W R Dougall; Sr. 3rd—J. R. Northcott Alice Dougall, equal, Gertia Harvey, B. E. O'Brien; Louisa Armstrong; Jun. 3rd—Luella Munn, W. O'Brien, Louisa Armstrong; 2nd -R F. Northcott, J. R. Munn, Cora Munn; 2nd part—W. J. Gould, Ethel Harvey, Bettie Northcott; 1st part—E. W. Munn, R. S. Todd, W. W. Northcott. The best spellers in the monthly spell; ilei; matches were: 5th, John Todd 4th, Sara Northcott; Sr. 3rd, Alice Dougall; Jr. 3id, Luella Munn; 2nd, F. Northcott; part 2, Mabel Dougall; part 1, Wilfrid Munn; Stephen School Reports Mr. Charles Eilber and wife are vis- iting frieuds iu ,Morriston.—Miss Dina Woods, of Loudon, is visiting friends and relatives in Crediton, the guest of lir and Mrs. John Kerr.—Mrs Au- gust Sweitzer and son aro visiting her parents, 11r. and Mrs. Michael Rlumpp. —Mr. Simpson and the Misses Ball and Coursey aro spending the holidays with their parents.—Mrs Klumpp, Wesley Finkbiner and Albert Fainter are visit- ing friends in Loudon.—Miss Annie Yelland, of Alma College, St. Thomas,. is spending; .her holidays with her par- ents, Rev. and Mrs Yelland.—Dr. Rol- lins' handsome, smiling, Irish face was seen in the village on. Saturday, none the worse for his long voyage in Eng land, Scotland and Ireland,—Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roedding, of Zurich, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. John Trevethick, sen,—Mr, Samuel Brown spent Sunday with Mr. John Pretter, of Zurich. —Miss Mary Wein, of London, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Louis Wein.—Mrs, Kinzie, of Plattsyille, is visiting her son, Mr. Ktnzle.—C. H. Sanders, editor of the Exeter ADVOCATE was in the village on Saturday.—Miss Lillie Weiner, of Hensall, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Weiner.—Nomination day passed off quietly. All the members of the Coun- cil were elected by acclamation. OFFICERS ELECTED.: At the last meeting of the Orange Lodge, No. 1346, the following officers were elect- ed :—W. M., Wm. Lewis; deputy -mas- ter, Geo. Lawson; Treas., Wm. Year- ley; Sec'y, Wm. Anderson; Fin sec'y, Jas. Hodgins; Chap, Wm. Askton; lst com-, W. Hoffman; 2nd com., William Sanders; 3rd com., Wm. Wasinage; 4th coo. Frank Charke. DEATBS.—Christmas week does not bring happiness to every household. This week we have to chronicle the deaths of two wives and mothers. Phoebe. Heaman, wife of Wm. Heaman, died Christmas morning. She had had. a lingering illness, namely consume• tion, which carried her off at the youth- ful age of about twenty-seven years. She was interred in the Brussels came tery. She leaves to mourn her loss, a husband, a small child, a number of sisters and her parents, and .a large number of friends. The second death took place in the home of Wm. Craig, when his beloved wife, Mary died after a short illness. She was interred in the Exeter cemetery, the Rev. Mr. Yel land officiating. She leaves to mourn her loss, a sorrowing husband and two children, a number of brothers and a large number of friende.. The bereav- ed persons have the sympathy of the community. (Prom another source), Mr Thomas Flaherty, of Mount For- est, is at present engaged with Mr. B. Brown, our popular shoe merchant.— Mr. J. erchant.Mr..J. P. Morlock has taken up his abode on con. 4. SURPRISE PARTY.—One of the most complete, as well as one of the pleasant- est surprise partie3 on record, in our little burg 'was given Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lamport, sen., when a number of their friends from Exeter and vicin• ity took advantage of the good sleigh- ing on Tuesday, and came without "bids." But Sam was equal to the oc- casion, and received them inhisusual jovial manner, and it was well on in the morning before they commenced their homeward flight. The following is +i correct report for 5, S. No. 4, for the mouth of December. Names are in order of merit. IV, A Clara Martene, Emma Clark; B. -Mary Reeszler, Alice Pedlar; III, A.—John Hartman, Russel Bastard, Wilber Rowe Charles Wind; B.—Albert Wein, Fred Amy, Garnet Amy; Sr. II—Arthur Amy Chester Rowe, Pearl Kestle, Freeman Morlock; Jr. II—Mabel Clark, Ezra Wein, Cleve Hartman, Tommy Roesz- ler; Sr. Part II-Herbie Morlock, Al - mina Yegar, Jame Hartman, Annie Hartman; Jr Pt. II, A.—Wesley Wein, Willie Smith, Samuel Ayrstriker, Willie Roeszler; B.— Elgin Amy, Cecil Rowe; Sr, Pt, I—Della Smith, Aaron Weiu, August Hartman; Jr. Pt. I—John Ayrstriker. Nora Brown, Wilber Mor - lock. Average attendance for the month 33. W. J. BRooas, Teacher, The following is a correct report of S. S. No. 3, for the month of December, and is based on a test examination taken during the last week. The names are in order of merit. IV—Her- man Beaver, Luther Penhale, Ida Jory, Edwin Beaver, Samuel Jeery and Clara Stanlake even, Daniel Sanders, George Sanders, James Sanders; Sr. III—Rich- ard. Glanville, Arthur G lanville, Clinton Sweet; Jr. III -Stella Penhale, Beatrice Glanville, Chas. Sanders; Sr, I1—Homer Bagshaw, Asa Penhale, Fred Dearing, Marshall Box, Frank Triebner, Minnie Triebner, Herbie Ford, Roy Parsons; Jr. II -Vera .Sanders, Laura Jory, Fanny Glanville, Viola Penhale, Clara Beaver,Willie Triebner, Sadie Willis Hattie Willis, Nelson Sanders; Jennie Sanders, Minnie Sanders, Alonzo Ford; Pt. II—Thos. Glanville, Herbie Dearing Violet Woods,` Eddie Willis, Edith Par- sons, Mitchell Willis, Herbie Beaver; Sr. Part I -Lizzie Sanders, Lillian Stan - lake; Jr. Part I—Garnet Craig, Harry Parsons, Samuel Stanlake. The aver• age attendance for the month was 44. The local option by-law was repealed R N. CREEClI, Teacher, in Parry Sound by a majortty of 95. NEIL— 0Ir.?rear.--0n Dec. 22, by Rev. L. W. Diehl, Albert Neil, of McGil- livray, to Miss Lizzie Gilmour, of Biddulph. SCAttLLrT—MuLDREw—At the resi- dence of the bride'smother, E;g nentd- ville, on Dec. 22nd. by Rev. Nb Shaw, B, A., Mr. Robt. Scarlett, of McKillop, to Miss Jennie Muldxew. SNEL—CORNISII--At the residence cf the bride's parents, on Dec. 29th, Mr. Wm Snell, of Hensel!,formerly of Exeter, to Miss Susan, daughter of Mr. Geo. Cornish, Thames Road. Centralia GRAIN CROPPING, -Tuesdays, Wednes- rays and Fridays. West of church across desiroad. A. BowSLAIIGir, Mr. John Hepburn, section foreman, N,a.;iLTys� of the G. T. R here, had a most thrill• ing experience and narrow escape ANDERSON.—In Seaforth, on Dec. 22nd, from being instantly killed on Friday Francis C. Anderson, aged 32 years morning last It appears Mr. Hepburn 5 mouths. went down the track with a hand car for some plank. It was quite stormy at the time and Mr. Hepburn had his hat pulled well down over his ears at the same time covering his eyes and rendering him unable to see very dis- tincly. The plank was loaded and he was on his way back, when to his—In Clinton, on Dec. 10 ds. great surprise an engine which bad mAYLoR n._� days. been attached to the north -bound traiu and was returning, was within a few feet of him. He made an effort to es- cape but before doing so the engine PRESZCATOR.—In Exeter, on Dec. 29th struck the car with terrible force ai,d Mildred Irene, daughter of Samuel knocked him about sixty feet :led when and Annie Preszcator, aged 1 year,. picked up he was unconscious, with his 8 months and 22 days. Funeral to - arm broken in two places and he was day, (Thursday) at 2 o'clock p. m. otherwise injured. He was at once put on the engine and taken to his A young son of M• r. ▪ W. R. Peck of home in Centralia where surgical aid Chatham, was drowned in the river was summoned and he is doing as well while skating. CART ,,R—CornLEDICK. —At the resi- dence of the bride's parents, McGil• livray. on Dec. 22nd, by Rev. G. H. Cobblediek, M. A. R. D., uncle of the bride, assisted by .rev. J. E. Ford, Chas. Carter, of C; indeboye, to Miss Cora, daughter of David Cobbledick, Siemens—In Bibbed, on Dec. 17tb, Maria Broadfoot, beloved wife of Mr. John Simpson, aged 19 years and 6 months. CRAIG.—In Stephen, on Dee. 27th, Mary Sanders, beloved wife of Wm. Craig, aged 33 years, 7 months and Margaret Baker Holmes, wife of Mal- colm Taylor, aged 57 years. SIM FOR ME 131111FINcE OF E:_30 We will offer our large and complete stock of Winter G-oods at greatly reduced prices. To reduce our stock of ready made clothing we are offering some snaps: 14en's Black Frieze Ulsters , ' well made and well lined sizes 36 w 6 to 42 well worth $6.00 for Brown and blue Frieze Ulsters, we have reduced them $3.90 from$750to, Men's Black Beaver Overcoats, we have a line which we bought below manufacturing prices, well worth $6.50, for, ... 4.00 A large selection of Boys' and Youths' suits and Ulsters at prices Iver than ever before offd. We have aboutere25 ladies' Mantles, all '97 styles which we have reduced 34 per cent. rather than carry them over to next year. See our stock of FUR COATS ROBES, LADIES' CAPES, FUR RUFFS, and CAPES, before purchasing • elsewhere. We have a nice Stock of Xmas. Coeds suitable for the Holiday Trade: Our Grocery department is well stocked with the choicest groceries for the Xmas. Trade. 017R PRICES THE LOWEST ... . POUNDS of Poultry wanted between now and DECEMBER 10,000 23rd, for which we will pay the Highest Prices' --Cash or Trade 5,50 THE CHEAP CASH STORE. A CALL SOLICITED, Chas. Zwicker, Crediton. i..