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0Doiet. watcli the clock," (le seves
place in the pules of Ally young: man
who is AM bitiOUS aDd striving for
I success in any line. Doti% he A Witte
server. Remembo that you Are work-
, ing, for mom> thau a stipulated sum
for a stipulated numberof hours,
Keep your employer in your debt by
doingu little more or a little better
work than is aetually required, of you,
aud sooner or later there will come a
day a reckoning when you will get
your pay,
Au iirtiele which will prove of the
widest interest to all those engaged in
teaching or who may be intere4ed
education, is one in the January' Cos-
mopolitan by Elisha Benlatuin Au
drew, ex -President of Brown I:Traver-
SitYy. W110 for the first time, in a lead-
, big magazine, has had the courage to
show the great evils resulting from the
private contraet sehool-book system -
educational oiacials eerrupted, sehool-
books, often the poorest selected, and
the prices paid by the ehildren them-
selves a the highest -an annual tax
g,oing up into the millions whicb
be very easily avoided if the proper
organization were brought into this
etrevt.
Xpecials.
you want a suit or an Ove
Mkt call. and F.ee our specials.
d and Sege
suits, worth. WA for $14.00
Twecil Suits. worth $17.00 for $13.00
Overcoats with Yoke,
worth .00 tor $1)3.00 1
Overcoats w rth $1.S.00 for $15,00
Panthip.
r,mt&tag,s wa1 to der fo $
SIM nd $304. t gatra wee
(iOODS
EROUtifIT HERE WILT, BE C
FREE OF CI1A.R GE,
erieve's old steal, opposite poetoffice
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AL DOINGS,
refeeleetttleteenteteetteteatte
teepees oz :timidity. Jan-
1thly Pim Belong Pawder
hnk bv ('.ute, Eseten
Wellien'zi beets and ehoes half soled,
cente a peke Ono Manezox.
Coatne luats mid Ames Ira soled, 33
t440 cents ;t pair. Ono. MANSON.
We held eoie all mens line boots and
Aloes for 33' to •leteifilliS peir. Ono.
Idetteeox.
A full aesortment of Perfumes snit.
able for Neale. presents at C. Ltitz's
drug atore. Exeter.
Mr. Geo. 'Miners, has moved with
hie ttvo sisters into the bowie vacated
by R. C. V. Trvinalee, tm Huron etreet.
Robt. Luker has 4.eceived word
st the illuess 4 her brother. Richard
Ipker, thtnanotple, letge is quite
kaw.
4L00 in utivanee pay e for the Aden.
eate till January 1, 19ire. If yon want
to please a Mend send them the
Advocate.
It is reported that there is a eingl
twee of sinaypos in rshorne township,
bet we are in doubt as to the authen-
ticity a the repoet, ns no one seems to
know where it s located.
he porse ontaining a sum of mou-
sy and a note, lost by Mrs. John !fett-
er:tau, of Stephen, and advertised le
IOLA week's ,Advocate, happened to be
" ked up by an honest mate:11ln Thos.
_ ipton, of the same township, who
tan returned it to the rightful owner.
Brnssels Post; -B. Gerry received
it very nice Christmas present on Mon-
day in the shape of an ebony walking
vane Nvith a, goldihead, with his initials
thereon. Mrs J. V. Crocker, of Exeter
Ur. Gerry's instep, was Santa Clause.
B., G. will now be in position to put on
style.
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15o. the dozen for choice marina -
oranges ...et Stewart's
The grand jarors who visited the
noose of Refuge -recently reported,
"They foetid 77 inmates and some of
them poorly clad; Mr, and Mrs,French
are well adapted for the work allotted
them." The inmates enjoyed their
taestomary Christmas dinner, on Wed-
nesday.
It is supposed that all the rooms of
the Exeter Public school will be opened
on Monday morning next. At the
time of writing a principal has not
Iret been appointed, but a number of
applicants from first-class teachers
have been received by the Secretary
of the Trustee Board, from which we
are assured a choite will be made.
A case of smallpox has broken out
Hensall, a yoang man named Kydd,
son of Geo. Kydd, of that village, hav-
ing recently returned frem Manitoba,
brought the 'disease with him and he
is now quarantined at his home there.
RIG to be hoped the dread disease
does not spread any further in that
town.
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$3.50„ $3.75 and $4.00 ter
of$ far drevieg gauntlets; *MO
forlargest size Snkatehewan Robes.
Stewart's,
.ee fvste1ss chandeliers, com-
with lamps, for sale cheap, apply
ds olive.
et Felted,
n Exeter, on Chriettnas eve,
r netnntlet. Finder can heve same
- 'Meg at this office and paying for
LIS notice.
eve Advocate.
Every fanner should have a fet n
journal, and there is none better the
J;'armere Advocate. The ADVOCATE
and theFarmere' Anvoeeeru till JOUR-
ary 1903 for SW.
'MU PAitity wittew.
i The play entitled "Titat Dainty
Widow' was put on in the Opera,
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IStewart' has ;t,. big fur sale on.
'Bargains are tile order.
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Messrs Beverley & Huston,who have
been cooductingapartnersliipfurniture
business here for the past year or
more, last week dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr. Hutton .willcontinue
the business in the old- stand, Gidley's
... Oera, 13lock. We have not learned
what Mr. Beverley's intentions are,but
' itis to be 'hoped lae Will continue to re-
side' with us..
,
Miss Collins, who came up from Lon-
don -to spend New Year's day , with
AfissFanny Eatter, met With a very
naSty secident while a,t-the home .of
, ieafititter; , On Tuesdayeaight, basing
• stepped. in to aii , open trap ' door -and
fell into the cellar, sestaining a severe-
ly eprained abkle, and was otherwise
bedly- shaken up. .. ,She returned to
46r , twine', WeApcs407.1110 t. •.
, The f oi.i0witig fram the4l'siew Yof-k,
Charcbroan of last week,hasleference
to' A 1,,fornier ..ilector of., the 'Trivia
Itternorial Chnrelee--“Netice' is hereby
' given. that an the' 13th, of ''..DeOeln)./er,
19°17 ..9' chlist LII,N,P,f?tRit,I:otbi:
-reseno0 tie' t,he„, g Jahn A. Chapin,
- , ea,„Jued tne-e.evite , my/y. Ministry,
-Vetiosett. fr'atite,hiown ittlne
fde., t
latyir
est , Htintt, t.mvectija ,eenoral
haraittl'erigavO.R:"8341•36°t4; ;Thos..; elDavie%
x ho "r), latuga '
House here, Monday and Tuesday
evening, drawiug very slim audiences
wiz tweasione. A few of the cher-
acters wete very good, especielly that
of the Dainty Widow aud the vio-
Meet, hut apart from these the com-
panys simply no good.
eporeeieted.
The following from Mr. H. Towle,
of MaeGregor, Man., is one of the
many testituoniee of appriciation of
the AnvoeeTte that we receive at this
tiw renewol season. *elly time bas
expired for the Globe and Anvoneene
and I feel that I cantaie live without
the Anvoeneen, I would just as soon
think of living alone on some desert
teland as be without it now."
Resigned the' riticipeisitip.
1r. S. J. A, Boyd, who has been
Prineipal a the Exeter Public School,
for the past two and a half years. last
week resigned the position, and left
on Mouday last foe Hannah, N. Dakota
where he will assume eharge of a
ewspaper in that plaee. Mr. Boyd
as a teacher has few equals and is
uniformly obliging and poptdor. His
resignation Mille as A great surprise
and
his many friends regret to hear
that he has deeided to leave town.
1.O. F. Meet Officers.
At the regular meeting of Court,123,
Independent Orderyoresters, held on
Friday night the following officers
*ere elected for 1002. viz:-R'N. Rowe,
0„ II, C. R., J..4. Rollins, physici-
an; James Aeilith Rollins, Jr:, P. O. R.;
Balkwell, C. Re Martin Salter,
V. C. R.; Geo. E. Anderson, R. Sec'y;
A. G. Dyer, F. Seey; Same], Martin,
Troasuer; 3as. Weekes, 'S. W.; re Ma-
guire, 3. W.; Nelson G. ICeddy, S„ B.;
David Mill, I. 13.
Officers lustelled.
At the last regular meeting of Leb-
anon Forest Lodge No. 133, .4 14`. and
A. Me held on St. 'John's night, Fri-
day, the following officers were duly
installed for the ensuing year,
R,Carung, W. AL; Rob't Knight, S.W.;
L. B. Dickson, 3. W.; G. A. K. Me -
Lead, Chap.; B. S. O'Neil, Treas.-, C.H.
Sanders, Sey; II. N. Anderson, S. D.;
Dr, Amos, 3, D.; W. 0. Heston, 1. G.;
T. 13. Carling, Sr. Steward; T. Fisher,
Jr. Steward; E. Christie and N. D.
Burdon, Finance Com.; Dr. Sweet
Dir. Ceremonies; S. Sweet, Tyler,
Oristildill Sold.
The Exeter grist mill, which- has
been owned and conducted by Messrs.
Jos. Cobbledick & Sere on Monday
last was sola t Messrs. Thomas arid
joseph Barvey, of Hay and Usborna,
respectively. Possession will be given
March 1st, 1902. Both are men of prin-
cipal and honor and without a doubt
will make a success of the business.
We understand Messrs. Cobbledick &
Son will be compelled to run the rnill
night and day for some time in order
to reduce the heavy.stock of wheat on
hand.
r Jelin Beaman, of London, spent
•Nwith. Just think a ADVOC
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chgaP Readhlg. ew Year's day w his sou W.
it! The ATE,
l‘lontreal Herald and a picture of Id -
ward VII. for $1.7$. See c,ad" in an-
other celutan,
sneind be Curbed
The disgraceful scene opposite the
Presbyterian clutreli Thursday night
last, by two or three young men from
110,y township, is another illustratien,
U any were 'needed, ef the nevessity
of eurbing the disposition and lan-
guage of men who make our Nein
street a place for the use a vile slang
and for conduct unbecoming any
respectable class of men. That the air
should reek with bad language and
suiting words is evil enough, and it is
time tbut steps were taken to prevent
such eharacters as we refer to making
disgraceful public: exhibitions of them-
selves, Free Speech and the right of
every man to express bintself
and pOrately is clearly limited ley the
proprieties of social intercourseand
the amenities of pablic life, but a bias -
Phonons barangne such as was exhibit.
ed on Thursday tight is roost disgrace.
Ail to any iviUze4 eenintimitY. An
example of such characters is about
the only means to bring them to their
senses.
$1.39 for chairs grey Zersianiamb
fur caps; $12.50 for men ustralian
ceon fur CMOS; $32.50for men's prime
dark Canadian coon coats. Three of
the biggest fitr bargains that we
know of. Tleey're nt Stewort'e.,
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The meeting held in the Town Hall
on Monday evening for the nottein-
etion o Reeve, cooncillors and School
Trostees wa well attended. Atetbont
o'cloele Geo. fl. Bissett, town
clerk, took his seat. and after
Ing the the object of the rneetiog, record-
ed the following notninatiuus, vie: -
Fon RnE'vvee-W, K Levett by
Jas Deer aott I. A. K. McLeod; 1 Arm-
strong, by D. 11141 and A. G.Dyer;
W.G. Bissett, by J.Toni. and L. HerdY;
A. Q. Bolder. etos. Davis and R.
Rogers; T. B. Carling by E. Christie
end R. It. Rogers.
-Fon COX.T.Neaa,..014----John 'Wood by
lueeitutuu and Jas„ Weeks; John
Muir by Jas. Weekes and E. Magoire;
L. Herely by T. B. Carling and D.
Mill; Jos. Davis by A. Q. Bobiee and
S Pop stone; L. MeToggert by
Foplestone and A. q, Mohler;
F.sans by W. J. Calling and Thos.
sett; Woe Harding by J. D. Atkin.
san and W. Johns; 0. A. Ross by N.
ft Colibledicin and T. 13, Carling; W.
, Leven by J. A. Rollinsemd C. IL
Sanders; L Armstrong by Q. 11. San*
tiers and N. D. Hutton; Jos. Senior
hvJ. At. Rollins and C. H. Sanders.
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'FOR (WOOL TRCSTRE. W. 3. Vert -
lug by John Evans and L. H. Dickson;
H. E. Huston by. J. At, Stewart and II.
Spackman; P. Frayne by T, 11.Mc-
Callum and E. J. Spacknian.
During the hone for reeeiving nom-
inations Dr. Tette was called upon to
present to the ratepayers and those
intereated a statement of the finauees
and a brief talk on matters coneerning
the cemetery. 'be Doctor dealt with
the luatter in a very creditable and
forceful manner, pointing out the
many improvements that had been
accomplished and the needed and
neeeuy improvements that were Yet
iequired to be done in order to get the
grounds in a properand creditable con-
dition, During the evening- several
other gentlemen were called upon in
same behalf after whieh a vote of the
meeting was taken and put on record,
asking the incoming council to grant
a liberal SUM to further prosecute the
work. The vote was taken and carried
ummimously.
At the conclusion of the bora, for
receiviug nominations the town clerk
was asked to resume the chair when
the usnal addresses followed. The
old council all being present, except
councillor Muir, who has not yet re-
turned from the Old country, gave an
account of their stewardsbip for the
past, year, showing a very creditable
record to which not a great deal of
fault was fonnd. Several of the nom-
inees were also present and responded
as they were called.
Since the nominations all have with-
draevn from the field except the follow-
ing,viz:-For Reeve W. H. Levett and
I. Armstrong. For eonncillors-Iohn
Muir. Jos. Davis, John Woad, Wm.
Harding and L. MeTaggart. There
being only three nominated for school -
trustees they were elected by ecclam-
atiou.
Volt Wascittski-Gillespie. ,
A quiet house wedding took place at
the residence of Mr. John Gillespie,
Wednesday, when his third daugh-
ter, Etta, was married to Mr. Stan M.
Von Wascnski, of Detroit. Rev. R.
Millyard perfornaed the ceremony
about three o'clock in the afternoon
which was witnessed only by the rela-
tives of the bride. The bride was giv-
en away by her.father while the cus-
tomary assistantswere dispensed with,
there being no best man and no maids
of honor. The happy. couple, tiook the
evening train for thew new home in
Detroit. May this be a most peace-
ful and happy voyage through life's
vicissitudes, ..
Won the Parlor Suite.,
• The keY...Contest conducted by Mr. R.
II. Sweet was lit:might to. a close on
Saturdaylast, 'MT. R. N. ,Bowejleid-
ingthe hickY keythatNon'the
a handsome parler -The ctest
was a 'noVel one. ...)V-...keY onwas- given
with every $1 putchase -of goods, -arid
the party holding thelueley key. -that
wOuld 'unlock a padlbek," that waS 'at;
tact:led', to- arpiece ef the furniture got
the Set. dt Bundreof keywereout,
:aria= SatardayAll gathered- at the
store to try theit luck,ljut tliete eould
only be ene, that falling.ta MreROwe.
it ' , has been hieted that. it ' was,
not, a 'fair, deal and that the furni-
tnre.: had. been. petchaded freeze 'Mt'.
Rwe'This latter statement is peel-
tieelyanitrop a the writer saW ;the
inVoide (7f,the goads :which, wad sent
by the Great Weetern Silver *are Co.
of Chatham; arid 'we, have everY reason'
to,thinkithe,OtheleStatelnents of un
ft4rile$ ttr-6 -e41.41%7'
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PERSONA.Lg:1
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Miss Olive Wright, of Loudon, is
home.
Miss Xinsman is visiting friends in
Mitchell,
Miss E. Huston is visiting friends in'
Mitchell.
Miss Merle Goula is visiting friends
in Brown City, Mich.
Mr. Ed. Gorby, of Seaforth, spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Webb, of 'Jensen, is visiting
friends in town. -
Mr. "U. Cunningham spent New
Year's day in Toronto,
Miss Gussie Bolla.tid has returned
hotne from Wallaceburg.
Mr. John:Williams, of Zurich, was in
tovvn to -day (ThursdaYe)
Miss McKay, of London is the goes
of Miss Ethel Farmer.
Miss Ruby -Pickard,' of London, i$
.Miss V. Jewell, ot BoWanville,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. B.
Oobblediek.
Mr. John Taylor, of Chicago, re-
turned to his borne, Exeter North,
WedneSday.
Me. and Mrs. 0. ICnight, of St.
i
Thomas, spent the holidays visiting
friends in town.
The Misses Friend, of Tendon, are
the guests of their cousin Miss Ility
Armstrong.
Mr. And Airs, Will Ross, of Clinton,
spentNew Year's day with theformer s
parents hoe.
Mr. 3. V. Crocker, wife and son
pent, atew days laet weelewith friends
in Hohnesvilte.
Miss Id; L. Brock, of Waste's, spent
a few days here this week, the guest
of Airs. 3, Johns.
Mrs. John Chappel has returned
. home from spending the holidays -With
friends in IteheU
Mr. jolin Crooks, of Clinton, spent
New Yeat's day- in town, returning
Thursday, zooming.
Mr. Rola Leathern reterned Mon-
day front London, where he spent tlae
Christmas holidays.
Mrs.(Rev.) Holnaeswho was visiting
relatives here, returned to her home
in Brussels, Monday,
-MISS AIAPY Beaman and her cousin,
Miss Belle. Ileitinathare visiting friends
and relatives in town.
AU. and Mrs. Gerry, of Brussels,
spent New Years in Exeter, the guests
of Mr and Mrs. j. V. Crocker.
Mr. John White, of Windsor, who
spent a few days in town during the
week, returned to -day Thursday.
visiting friends in town,
mee, Simpsone of London, is' the
guest of Mrs. R. S, Lang.
Alien Myers, who has beeu mimed
in London for spine time, returned
home last week and will remain for a
time.
Mr. J. A. Stewart was confined to
his bead through illness last week,
but we Are pleased to state that he is
again eble to be around.
Mee Wm. Dayman of Whitewood,
N. W. T., arrived he town this mom -
log, and is the guest 4 his brother-
indaw, Mn. John T. Westeett
Mr. Wm, Greenway, who bus been
• visiting friends here for the past few
weeks. left for his home in Crystal
(.'ity, Man., Tuesday morning.,
Mr, Those Ileaman, of Hargrave
Man., is spending a few weeks with
friends in and mound town, the guest
of his father, Mr. Jerry Beaman.
Mr, Thos. 1`,Zorthye of Fort LInron
Mich, and wife and family are visiting
friends in and around Exeter, the
guests of Mrs. Northy's father, Mr,
John Front of Usbortne
The holiday season brought the
customary pleasant reunion of the
Hogarths at the .Old lamily home
Elnalale; those from a distance being
Mr. J. W. from Roseeille,the Fro-
feesor from Hamilton and Miss E. J.
from. London.
Mr. Wm. Zoe left New Year's
morning for Nebraska. Mr. Yoe bas
been in Xniling heelth for some years.
• and he thinks a change of eliulate will
better his condition. It is to be hoped '
that the cbange will have the destred
resat and that he may ere long be re-
. stored to his former good health.
M. .1. g
for the English. Church Ministry,' left
'Monday evening for Crumlin, where
he will resume charge of the parish.
Mrs, F. Frayne attended the mar-
riage of her sister, Miss Johnston, in
London, New Year's day. On her re.
turn home she was accompanied by
her father, Mr. Johnston,who remains
her guest for some time.
Miss Muggie Macuamee. who has
been residing in Woodetook for the
past few weeks, spent Christmas with
friends in town, leaving the :following
morning.for Ann Arbor, Mich., where
she will m future reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Landwer,
after spending their honey moon in
Toronto and. Niegaria Falls, returned
to town Saturday and spend a
few days with the latter's patents -
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hicks, prior to
leaving for their home on RiyebSide,
California.
SEE!) TIME AND HARVEST.
A good time to think most soiously
otthe harvest, is seed time. The Ae-
cision you make then will determiele
t5e, value of yonr crops later. The
growing competition in seed selling is
an increasing temptation to unscrup-
ulous dealers to make extravagant
claims fog their seeds, both in price
and producing qualities. The wisest
farrnereare those who are influenced
• roost by what experience has proven
to be gotta and true. Thousands of
seed sowers in all sections of the. coun-
try. sow Ferry's famou's seeds year
after year, and have the satisfaction
of good harvests to justify their con-
tinued fidth in the Ferry firm. Tney
pay a few cents more at seed time,
but realize many dollars in better
crops at the harvest. The natural
consequence of this confidence is an
ever increasing, besiness. D. M. Ferry
& Co. sent out last year more seeds
tholean y other seed house bethe world.
Tbe 1902 catalogue of this house is now
ready and will bp found a useful guide
in selecting the choicest seeds for the
farmer, the 'truck gardener and the
flower gardener. It is sent free on re-
quest. Address D." M. Ferry & Co.,
Windsor, Ont.
, Miss Rosa Fitzpatrick, Of.leendoneiee
thiegiiestof MreeN. MeetveV...
Mee. 'Fkaek Foreet; epeet.
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Setiday with -hi e :parents.,,,here..-: •
Frank TaYlOr, 'Lot; Letittale,i Spent.Stiee
day Abider the par.:elite!, lelef heree,
. : r ,
' Broderick, Of. :LOradoti.
Spoiat'StindaYWItlifri'eradstrateWn.
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• Mies , Mee& ofNew', Yerk
eiter; retttrnedhorne - sa:tnrdaY:night.;
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fewdays itt t. Marys;,,thie
Xr.Bennett;,, Of:TorOn to, is the gue St2.,
Of L.liteiciaogliter, 'Stewart.'
•WilSa•Craig,',.•;
is tbe guest,of
Visiting,ak her
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JACK ST
We have again placed into Stook another Shipment of LADIES'
• JACKETS se have now a very large assortment to chose from. Every
, body who needs one of these garinents for fall and winter wear should
make use of this grand opportunity and secure orie as early as possible.
, It is needless to give colours and pewee as you will find any shade and
price to suit yourself right here.
We might also call your attention to Fur Goods
they are bQaquamer to move out, It is well to buy early
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this
OENTLEMEN.
Our Ready-to-wear Clothing Stock is com-
plete. So when you want your tieW Suit or
Overcoat just call at the old reliable.
E. J. SPACE:MAN.
11eadquartra San the Celebrated W. B. Sandford Ready Made Clothing.
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urn ture
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GOOD VALUE
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
Th,at's what every one wants when buying furni-
ture, and when value is coupled with new and,
up-to-date styles, it makes a combination,
which is certain to win. trade, these are the
points which have made our furniture business
what it is and vrhich, will continue to increase it
in the future,
Picture framing and all kinds
pairing promptly attended to.
LINE.ticua bIPCTORS
W C. Huston,
OPERA ROUSE BLOC
:xotgrIal Itato Agncyl R•HICKS
IF YOU WANT TO
Buy or Sell a Farm
ID' YOU WANT TO
Bay or Sell Town Property
IF YOU WANT TO
Borrow or Lend Money
IF YOU WANT
• Collections Made
IF YOU :WANT
Your Life insured
IF ,e7 OTT WANT.;.TO
Go to the Old Country
By ALLAN LINE •
CASH PAID FOR FI1RS.
Oil 'At' the lindersiped
Jon* SPACKMAN,
Office over H. Spackman's Hardware.
Exeter.
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A CHEERFUL CALL TO
CHRISTMA.SBITTERS.
Beautiful gifts, never so cheep. Our
fine display of Holiday Goods is
open and ready. The newest nov.
elties, the best selections the most
appropriate presents for one and
all at fairest prices.
Chri*tmas Aftractions.
Do not fail to come in and see our
Christmas Attractions in Watches,
Cloaks, jewelry, Silverware Nov-
elties, etc.
A new supply of Wedding Rings and
Marriage Licenses for the Christ -
teas Rush.
5 Standing Offer.
For one-year from Dec. lst for every
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