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*etanders Wanted.
The undersigned would be pleased
to. take a number of boarders.—Lad tee
ex Gentlemen. First class acme: mode
ti.on.. Terms reasonable. Apply at the
Leese opposite Commerical Hotel.
T1. Buete ; alfa t
LOCAL ,JOTTXNOS
Today (Thursday) is Ascension Day,
Don't forget the ball gatue ou the
moruiug of May. 240,
Masons are busy at work on Mr. W.
T. Carliog's new residence widen wi'l
Goon be ready for roofing.
There was a rather heavy frost Mon-
day night, but not severe enough W do
any damage to the fruit.
Don't forget to go to the concert in
Gidlos s Opera House, on Tuesday
evening, 1Iay 24th.
To miss the races here .dilly 24th,
will he to .miss the best in the history
of the Association aud that eoesiderab1e.
Robert Sanders sold twenty -live
acres of swamp land is Hay toe, zaeiii),•
to Richard Eiworthv, of Usborue, las:
week.
Have you cleaned your yards and
cellars tints season? if not, do so at
once or. the Board of Health wilt be af
teryou-
Villagecows were allowed to rue at
large last Sunday, and the town has
again . ssurned au agrieulturat
appearance,
The Western Lacressoe League will
consist of Parkhill, Exeter, and St.
Marys, J. b ottani, of Pati:hill, will be
Secretary of the League,
The election expenses of the caudi
dates its the West .Huron election are
giyee as follows:—Josepb Beet~, $175.
30;J. T. Harrow, 441.50,
The etas a ie s for the raeees berg el t%
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24th are ravel , cntrla � t . atal a 1,
out a doubtwe will have the largest
list
GOeau, cents pays for the AnvooAa° t
V Jau, i st, 1890.
Without a doubt .Exeter will see ono
of the largest crowds at the races, May
21th that has ever been here.
Try Wiaan's Octangle Balsam* for
coughs, colds, and bronchial troubles,
So'.e agcat for Dreak's Lung Syrup.
C. Lterz, Druggist.
The Poet Master General bas recall-
ed all the uusold setts ofJubilee stamps,
but any person d'siring• to procure a
sett or setts may obtain same by ap
plying at their respective post office.
Miss. Whitney, Sopranoist, Miss
Fasber, Eiocutiouist, and Miss Cam
pat] ;ne, Pianist, of Goderiel, in Gidleys
Opera kiouse, Tuesday eveniug, May
24th. See ad. in another column.
Mr. 11 I insmau. had a bone, In his
left band broken on Tuesday evening
while wee:Atliig laeresse but the in
jured member will not incapaciate him
from rate uding to his usu ai acute]
dunes,
11r. Aaron Sutton, London Road, bas
purehasece from Mr, Nathaniel Corbett,
5.t. hen
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land p , the an and premises situated
on the west side of the London Road,
between the properties of Francis And
erson and Thos. Neaman.
On Tuesday night last while Mr,
John Livinestooe was working around
his stallion at the Commercial liouaa,
they animal stepped on one of .his feet,
bruising it very badly. Be will he
able to continue his route, but it will
he with diflleulty,
t The fast thil.g on the program to
open the leg day's sport eley 24th, will
be an interesting baseball match be-
tween the Lucan Irish line and the
Exeter Spaldings. The game will be
called at 10 o'clock and promises to be
interesting from srart to finish.
o Peath o flora, •W nil. I.ieelevtu.
Probably no more nathetieoccurrent
has been recorded than the almost sad
den death of Lisette Zeller, beloy
wife of Mr. 1� m Melee vin, At leas
tette faets are petbetie, bat it is hard t
put such a burden of patinae on; Pape
m a way to make manifest the fu
weight of so sad a blow to the busban
and motherless fi
u. moth r e tile children, Th
deeeaeed was taken eudcienly ill tion
day eveuzn, aud grew radeatl
worse till she was seized with eouvu
sior^s. and about 12 o'clock that dgh
she was dead. She had been doing; he
usual household duties ue to, the tem
she was takeu ill, and in facet the emu
afternoon had done some light wor
around the garden. Deceased was
daughter of Mr. Aiiohael Zeller, of Zur
ich,and moved to Exeter with her hus-
band and family some four or live
years ago. She wail of akind disposi-
tion and was eery highly esteemed by
ail who had the pleasure of her as
quaietanee. nhe leaves a sorrowing
husband and three small children—
one son and two daughters to mourn
her demise, and while hearts are sad.
dened at the event, a genuinesy npathc
will go out to those who she has. left
in, deep afilictiou at the sudden. loss of a
sobie wife and loving, mother,
The slaty concert.
The concert given under the aus-
pices of the Exeter Lacrosse team ou
Monday evening last, was a very pleas-
aut and creditable affair. Unfortun
ately they were not treated to a full
house, nevertheless those present had
the pleasure of listening to and seeing!
one of the best entertalntneuts of the
kind ever given in Exeter., Air. Maes,
of New York, is unit( ubtedly one 0
best humorists and entertainers we have
ever listened to, Fila splendid elocu-
tion and power of nimeery gresatly ole
lighted his atttttieuee anti drew term
teem
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a,
t again amt. again�
d outbursts b
u i,
us of
most genult.e applause, IXis re ed�.'r-
iug of the different selectious showed
that he had thoroughly mastered the
mysteries and prineip!es of his calling
and .it would be heard to say whether
at, excepted in the pathetic or hutnor-
felts selections. In hie character d.ec-
t tie,ns, his ural,e•up stee;ech and actions
were an enure portrayal of the eh gra:;
tiers hat was itnp.rstmaating, The eine
a ing by Mrs- Biliinags and Mr. Jas, Seeier,
tate local talent, was well rt eived and
ree_eived naa.rited applause, '.hiss le read
i Melte la:ad sn heavy duty in acting as
itccoeapauisr, aud performed her duties
in a highly satisfactory. manuer, 'tin
the whole. tate eoueert was of a high
order and the eonunfttee deserve much
praisefor .their selection of talint.
of home %.e haves ever had.
,t The Irisin Schoolmaster," a comic!
drama. will be played by • the Goderich
Comedy Cor r, atty, in Willey's Clara
};louse, Tuesday evening:, May 24:11.
A. rue etitag of the members of the
Turf Ciuh was held on Tuesday list
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and in e:alit busitetee in eo;anee •aria
with the 'Athol M;a;- ea-It-bra:nen was
transacted
Housetteel airs are warned to be car
the loieket,s f.'r a glib all/ilea and Aid:
appearit: g etanaig man who is vetlieg
a ligbt1:irr " yeast at 50 Bents a bottle. l
Re is a frattd.
Judgment in the Division Court suit'
of flay as vs Lang for breach of torr
tract, tried at rho Belleville i)ivis:ran,
Court Sittings, fru elotelty, was dis
missed with costs.
Mr Thomas Fitton has dispeoe tt
the land and premises situ eted ou thy'
west side of Audrew street, eompnse'd
of Lot No. Ilia to Mrs, Mat.nirr , Lon
don It,,:tdtee:saileratiora 10'1).
Owing to n recent enactment of the
Ontario Le„iteature, iudgmetnt sutra
mouses tvi!1 l'a've special day's set apert',
for their trial and will not form part of
the regular 1)1rie?ion Court dockets.
A earefulsy edited renalene per iN di
cal says: " Mormonism is sg.reeditet
most alarmingly in Ontario. At this
presetat rate over 100,000 perverts will
be made to m ern,sui-am before they year
ends.
The Minister of Agriculture is about
W issue to farmers t most complete
compendium of Agricultural itifornaa-
tion, It will spectatly advise how per.,
duets skeuld be preparea for the British
market
Rev. J. E. Ford, of Lucan, will preach
in James Street Methodist Chureli, next
Sunday morning. His subject will be
"The present outlook of the British na•
tion under the reign of the Christian
Queen Victoria"
Reports from all parts of the Province
are rife concerning the large numbers
of caterpillars and other insects which
destroy fruit. The explanation given
is that the winter was so mild that the
germs were not killed.
"Ionkon," the horse that ran away
and caused the death of D'Alton Mc-
Carthy, will probably be shot. This is
his second runaway, and his nervous
side is so highly developed tbat it will
not b' safe to put him in the shafts
again.
The Acton Free Press is warning the
people of that vicinity to beware of the
soap agent who offers a premium oe, a
Brussels rug with every ono hundred
bars of soap purchased. The soap is
no good and the premiums are nut de-
livered.
Where do you intend spending May
24th? Don't think you cnn strike any
thing better than the races to be held
in Exeter that day. The crowd will
'be here and you should not fail to be
with them if you wish to share in a
god day's sport.
The town Band held their first open
air concert on Friday evening last and
although it threatened rain a very.
large crowd was in attendance and the
choice selections rendered were highly
appreciated. We have a band second:
to none for a town of this size, and our
citizens feel proud of their efforts.
The Exeter District meeting of the
Methodist church was held in the Hen
salt Methodist church, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, to review the work of the
various circuits during the year, prey
stoitbein h
i„a submitted g' dtothe an
weal Conference which is to be held in
Chatham during the first week in June.
1t wilt be well for fruit trees .owners
to bear in mind that they are subject
to a heavy fine for spraying their trees
while they are out in bloom. This is
for the preservation of honey bees, and
the law should ; be strictly enforced.
We have already heard:of several com-
plaints of bees dying which without a
doubt is from this cause. Mr. James
Mellen bat lost a 1;srge number of .his
bees,
Next Sunder eevening the Rev. Chas-
gmith trill prea.h the third of his series 1
ofh'
c.
Widow." ;Y-
rm ..sou "The i,,
`l'le. adoiz•, In the.
tart t sermon of the series lie spoke of
Tee l*• + f
i 9)¢!5
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Te:a 1, a ea +� :� Troubles" In bis ond. which was discoursed on Sunday
t last, be enlarged on at.d illus
twat a The \S Irl,ew's Tributes." The 1
next ntxel third
p' pr as pre•anttoutset(
fr, m bis pull it at the close of his ad
ree54 t::s' Sueday evening, i- to be
'\Vitiaw's Trtutnt:hs."
ue , ay w be the 7801 ansri-.
versary of kler Majesty's birthday tend.
e still be fittingly celebrated here with
below( races.
When in toes u on the Queen's Birth-
. +lay, star for nett coi:cert in Gidley's
Opera House in the evening, which is
up to date, supported by the best of
talent.
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ti Lxerosse.
A meeting of the Western District of
w the 0. L. A, was held in Toucan on
1-1 Friday last Representatives from Ex-
t eter, Parkhill and St, Marys were pre'
• sent. ,J Leonard, of Parkhill, was
a elected District Secretary. The: follow -
e fog sehedule was adopted for the sea
k sea of 1898: --June 3, St. Marys at
a Parkhill; June 9, Exeter at St, :barye;
Julie 17, Parkhill at Exeter; June 24,
Exeter at Parkhill; June 28, St. Marys
at Exeter; July 7, Parkhill at St,
etarys; July 15, Esceter at Parkhill;
July 2•a, St Marys at Exeter; July 28,
Parkhill et St. Marys; Aug. 5, Parkhill
at Exeter; Aug. 12, Sr Marys at Park-
hill; Aug. 15, Exeter at St. Marys.
fleeter Itaees.
e The races to take place here on Tues-
day next bids fair to be the most suc-
cessful eyer held in the county. re-
tries are being received daily by the
Secretary and already a large number
have been enrolled, among whie•h are
same of the best trotters and pacers in
Western Ontario The managers are
determined to have nothing but high
class raeing.,,They deserve muchtcredit
for the. efforts they are putting forth to
make This the best and most enjoyable
celebration of tier Majesty's birthday
that bas heretofore takeu place in fait
ter and we sincerely hot o that the tom
f l mittee's efforts well be appreciate by
the country people turning out in large
numbers to witness An excellent day's
sport. The, coutert ht the (weettin
premises to be one of the haat literary,
musieal and dramatic entertainments
that has visited the town for some time
and on the whole visitors racy expect
a good del.'s enjoyment. Pont mists gg
it.
' Ata neether of the dlu etotu of the
;you^it Martel Agricultural Society,
held as Ifo ns- 1. en Saturday. arrange.
mans were matin tier the hr iding of a
nulata show at Exeter, in cenjunetiou
with the Stephen a i'sbnrne branch
e eelety. t►ve'ttures were made bs the
peaielte e''f Hensen with the view of
lee ldteag ttv titInte show in that village
next tall, but they were not able to
guaraante:' 0 stieu enlliel entl4 large to
iea:ric tt► vita;} in taking the, risk of
tinkling they chow theere.'--Seaforth Ex-
positor
Potatoes
Mr. W. G. Bissett 1, s just received
two car toads of thnie,' potatoes They
are eece•lleit; f.'r tither seed or eookiug
pnrpr""os
S' nice,
Pease tine notice that a meeting of the
t-1.,..elte y-rs; of t'e Recur Salt Works
C e:npany will be. held Monetay, June 6th,
t a so pan., in the Town Hall, Exeter,
T. B. Caunxxo, tiecy-Treas,
,leant,. €trent txtethe tiwt Claure1l,
The services next Sunday morning
and evening will be appropriate to the
anniversary of the Queen's birthday.
The choir will sing the National An-
them and ether patriotic hymns. Dr,
Willoughby's address will be on the
sante theme. Tn the evening "Britain's
Queen and Flag " will be the subject,
Camille- to ia•:xeter.
" On the Queen's. Birthday the Godes
rieb Amateurs will play "The Irish
Schoolmaster" as the second part of an
entertainment in Exeter. The first
part will be taken by our Miss Fisher,
elocutionist, and our Miss Whitney,
soloist, hence the bill of fare will be one
of the best ever presented in the Coun-
ty of Huron."— Goderich Signal.
Farm Purchased.
Mr. R. B. Ross, horse dealer, of Rod
gervilie, has purchased the one hund-
red acre farm owned by Mr. Adam
Whiteford.situated on the Loudon Road,
being lot 11, The price paid was in
the neighborhood of $6.000. This is a
splendid farm, well located, and Mr.
Ross has now two of the best farms in
Western Ontario.
Look out for Burglars.
The Clinton News Record says Chief
Wheatley of that town has been notified
by the Stratford police to be on the look-
out for housebreakers who are supposed
to have struck out in that direction. The,
suspects number three, one of whom is
a boy of abort eighteen years of age
who hawks about wares from house to
house, presumably spying out the land.
Presbytery or elueon.
The Presbytery met in Clinton on
the 10th inst. Rends. D. R. Fraser, M.
A., and Murdock McKay being present
were invited to sit and deliberate. Mr.
Acheson was appointed convener of the
Home Mission committee. Two stu-
dents were reported residing within
the bounds, viz : Messrs. R. W. Dickie;
B A., assistant to Dr. McDonald, and
Finlay Matheson, B. A., who is supply-
ing Mr. Muir's place in his ,' absence.
The former is to be licensed forthwith.
and the latter is expected to read a
discourse at a future meeting of Pres-
bytery. Mr. Fraser, on being asked,
addressed the court in the interests of
Westminsto
r .church
Per, w
paper, when
the Presbytery expressed its satisfac-
tion with Mr. Fraser's address, and
commended
the " Westminster. to the
interests of our people. Mr.' James
Hamilton, B. A., was appointed a mem:
ber of the Assembly's committee on
hills and overtures. Mr. J. It..Hamil-
ton, M. A presented the report of the
finance committee On the returns of
fast year, showing an increase in the
contributions of the congregations over
those of ,the preceding year. Next
meeting is 40 be held in Qoderfrh on
12th July, at fel. a,m.
Carly l wormer Number.
The Jane number of the Doliue:star
is called, the E-trly Summer Nurufer.
It has three dun Dates ittustratiot-s of
Sperling Costumes, and is exeoptiveal-
ly strong in every department. The
College fates In May appear to have
strati: a popular note, that legal et'l.,r
adding to the natural he:ertest in the
developemeta of the etorhes. This mot.eh
there are three excellent sleeting t,f
Lifte at eVesitese •. A realistic bit of
negro humor is to be found in the
story of De Big Steele, by Jessie Beene
Winston. MIs, Mee -Lees series an
Children's Ways eouclnded with a
paper on Memories Dr, elurray's ar
title an Billiousuoss is sensible, praeti
cal and authoritative. The housekeeper
is well eonsidatedin special contribu-
tions appropriate to the season. Clos-
ing the house for the summer, sugges•
tion for picnics, new and delicious ways
of serving dates, figs, etc. Edith M.
Phomas writes interestingly on Woman
as a Traveller, and Mrs. Jones, in her
department of social observance, treats.
the subject of what women should do
when travelling atone A page. on
Earls' Interests and Occupations, by
Lafayette MeLaws, will be found sug-
gestive for club work, Address The
Delineator Publishing Co, Toronto
$1.00 a year, single copies 15c.
Grauoitthie vs. Prank.
An exchauge gives some informa-
tion about sidewalks, which, if reliable,
should revolutionize the present meth-
od of making sidewalks in towns and
cities of Canada. Nobody denies the
granolithic sidewalks are superior to
plank sidewalks. The chief objection
to e•ranolithic or permanent cement
sidewalk is that it is alleged to bo so
much dearer than piauk. But what if
granolithic can be laid down at as low
cost as plank ? In Ottawa it has been
discovered that this can be done. As a
matter of fact it has been ascertained
after studying the tenders submitted
for the construction of sidewalks, that
granolithic will be cheaper than planks
as sidewalk material this year. 'The
Ottawa Journal gives these compara-
tive figures showiug the cost of the two
classes of walks :—Last year a five
foot plank sidewalk cost 4e cents,and
granolithic iron facing' 4 3-5 cents
per toot frontage. This year the figures
are: Plank 44.5 cents; granolithic 4
1.12 cents. A six foot sidewalk;, plank,
last year cost 6 cents, and granolithic
iron facing, 6 1-6 cents. This year
punk costs 6 1-6 cents and granolithic
5i cents. An eight foot plank side-
walk last year cost 8 cents, and .arti
ficial stone curb facing, 10 1-5 cents.
This year the figures for both are the.
same, 8 3.5 cents. While the plank
sidewalk is only guaranteed for five
years and granolithic for twenty years.
If Ottawa can get'granolithic at as low.
cost as plank there scorns to be no rea•
son wh
y the same thing
CALit
be done
elsewhere, And if it can be done, not
another plank should be laid in the
construction of new sidewalks. Of
course as satisfactory results as to
prices can hardly be expected to be
secured in small towns as in the cities,
but with experience ago methods, etc.,
the permanent pavements can soon be
built, in fact, are now being laid at a
very low cost. It is evident from the
Ottawa Journal's figures .that plank
walks, as well as the ,granolithic, are
laid in Ottawa on the fruitage tax
system.
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tt'ersoznai newton
Mrs. I,aadmau is visiting friends in
AMeG illivray .
Mr A J. Radius returned from Sar-
nia on Tuesday.
Ittspeetor Tom, of G ed,erleh, %las Ari
town last week,
John Wal+.on, V. el, of Witighanet
sweat Tuesd +y in town.,
Miffs Mahal Fttltno, of lHemet:1, is vis
lung at the Metropolitan.
Y\'tu. I;:twetea wail in 0ode:r:eli oia
Wednesday of la; t week.
Tram, Either, of Crediton, emit Tues-
day with friet:ds in town,
;ter I1 Thome, of t..tareticsz,t;p w't Sun
day Willi Itis uncle, Mr. D. Mill,
Mrs. John eiitehell, who was quite
ill last wii-e, has almostreervert'd,
Mr, P C. Lutz, druggist, of St, Pilule
Mitt , ist visiting his brittle, Dr, Lutz
Mr. ;teed Alt's. Jelin 't'ay lean drove+ to
Getllericlt Tuesday and returned home
\1'tdnesday.
'Phos. Wood, who was visitiztg his
rekvives here, has returned to his
home In I trglai d.
Mr. Macdovalti, of Messrs. Carrow eG
Proudfo.•T, 1 ttz a iters, Goderich, wee in
town era Tuesday.
Mrs. M. A, Fanson left Tuesday for
Detroit where she will visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. (1)r) Harrison
Wtn, Xlawksbaw and sister, Jennie,
of Seaforth, spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends In town,
Mr. L R Carlin„ returned from the
Toronto University eaturday where he
recently %trate on bis final law exam.
ination
Mr. D. Davis, who has been confined
to his bed through a severe and pain-
ful accident for some time, is able to
be out again.
After a very pleasant and prolonged
visit with friends in Ridgetown, Miss
Polly Bawden returned home on Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Zuefle, of Shipka, and Mrs S.
Lamport of Crediton, visited at Mr.
Wm. Baker's, Huron steet, a few days
during the week.
Mr. Andrew'Truemner and wife, of
Petrolea, who visited friends in and
around Exeter last week, returned
home last Saturday,
Rev. Dr. Willoughby, of James street
churcb, and Rev. W M. Martin, of
Caven Presbyterian church, exchanged
pulpits .Sund ay morning last,
Mr, A. Coffiu, who has been indite
posed for several weeks but not eon•
tined to his bed, has resumed his duties
with Mr Trott, as shoemaker.
Dr. Homer Kinsman, of Sarnia, who
was -a short time ago, aopoioted Lieu-
tenant of the Lamhton Hussars, is tak-
ing a course in the Military School, To-
ronto. •
Rev. Rural Dean Bodging, of Sea -
forth, and Rev. Bray of the Trivitt
Memorial church, exchanged pulpits 'on
Sunday last. Rev I3odgins preached
two powerful and practical sermons to
large and appreciative congregations
Dr. A. R. Kinsman wheeled to Mitch.
ell on Friday last for the, purpose of
securing the services of Dr. Gerry, of
that place, for the Lacrosse concert.
Owing to a previous engagement it
was impcssiblo :for Mr, Gerry to en-
gage for the concert.
Mr, James Abbott was ie London
n on
Friday'last endeavoring to securea
suitable place of residence for himself
and family, who intend malting London
their permanent home:in the near fu-
ture. Mr. Abbott will he engaged in,
the produce bus'ness with his brother,
Charles.
Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Harris, of Waits -
burg, Washington, are here visiting,
friends and relatives, Mrs, Harris is
a. sister of Ms. James Atkinson and
Mrs. Thotnas Sweet, both of whore she
has not seen for over forty years. It
is needless to say that the -meeting was
a joyous one after so long a separation.
THE BIG CASH STORE,
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OAS111 OR PRODUCE
ONE PRICE TO ALL
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Xothing lila Cash and One Price. We like
it, the 73eo/ale who have tried it, like it, rind
yow wilt like it too,
This week we have about fifty Tweed Suit
ends, which must be cleared out uick. Now,
here's how we are going to motire them. We
will make to order your choice of thelot
S X91"
$10.75
Fit guaranteed, workmanship guaranted and
trimmed with. A 1 trimmings. This is a
chance that don't occur very often. Some of
these suits are worth $1.0.00. Come and get
an early y peek as the best sometimes go lifer,
Remember, your choice of fifty good d SI.FIta, made
to your own measure for only $10.'7 a,
res close 6:3o except Wednesday and Saturday.
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1 1,iteee of F e'ster's "Silk 11 teih , `sE'aa"i a*�'i� 25 a
:care, teew ,5.1,. at 41 i a.
Ladies' Blouse Wanes, din:esrert fratre'rns Lam e% bat aro
ge'nur ally ;town. Ladle,' B.aeeto:; `r.' s itr sileer;tett geld.
silk and Tafette titaiae's in al ttie neer, t,hanie bs. Perrin
and Feres Kia t=lt,vcaa.
,e Prieestti'y's " I.nress (lard; in DIae•k..- l eest Press ;coda
now made and guaranteed to keep black as long as
were, u ver a ittittli or ercee Real ale ane e• 1: mos' like
kV IV'.
Cnre,eis--...i) & A, II ,t;: 0., 55, t►kria for ladies
anti ahlldret', :3: el Iteateh *t'on'g etetaeliie. ;111 eta: t]ard
mahe'e of Cnn t t.a,
New Miilttuery in stt,ele every few days. 1 p-to•date
gouda alwa%s tu our. blew mums,
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Sa li Rill's Bieck, Exeter
The Creat Ready i ide Clothing x°mouse.
if You Want
BEEF, VEAL,
LAMB,
PORE, S.>ITs-
AGE,
OR BOLOGNA I
Call at the Family Butcher Shop,
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
One Door South of CENTRAL HOTEL,
LOUIS DAY
Also Dealer 1,t Ilide8 Sheep and
Calf Skins.
WE TRY TO
SUgT EVEYBODY.
IN
Come and See lis.
LOO
through our two-story
building will convince
you that we are carrying
a fine assortment. Take
a look at onr stock before
buying.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE
UNDERTAKING , .
R. N. ROWE
The 'i o sons Banks.
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855.)
Paid up Capital ..... .. , $2,000,000
Best Fund . 1,500,000
Ilsad office Montreal.
F. WOLFERSTAN 'THOMAS, Esq,
GENERAL MANAGER.
Money advanced to rood. Farmer's on their
own notes wi 1, one or more endorsers at 7
percent per ali.num.
Exeter Branch.
Open every lawful clay from IO a. m. to 3 p
m., Saturdays lO a, m. to 1 p.
Ageneralbantring. business transacted
CIIRRENTRATESallowed for mon-
ey on Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 3
per cent.
N. D. HURDON
Manager,
NW RUM SHOP,
IIavinh ope.ue 1. out rt well equipped
Shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds
of repairing tench as
BICYCLES,
SE INg MACHINES,
LAWN MOWERS,
.In fact everything and anything. We
snake a specialty of remodelling Bier-
cles and sharpening Lawn Mowers at
this time of the year.
ISRAEL SMITH,
One door north Mr. Stewart's store.
TAILORING
CHEAP
AND
NOBBY.
"The Hang -dog Expression"
looks of a " ready made,," hand-
me-down " suit of clothes is
enough to disgust the Prince ;of
Slovens.
NO FIT,
NO STYLE,
NO ` GOOD.
A tailor•made suit, cut. made
and fatted to the contour of your
ANDm is certain ttoo, lok right.
AlV D vV EAR --'z"
Parts of machinery which
accurately fits withstand se-
vero service and parts that do
not fit wear out quickest.
Same with clothes. Choose
your cloth and we do. the rest.
Prices: small as stitches.
Bert.
Knight.
6�
gg a
COMMERCIAL Hail'
AL LIVERY.
First-class Rigs. and Horses
Orders left atHawksl]aw's
Hotel or at the Liver.
y
Stable, Christie's old Stand
will
receive prompt at-
tention.
Terms Reasonable
Telephone
Connection,