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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-1-23, Page 8t. ! -Note, the immense values and cut tin prices announced in Stewert'slocals rz this issue Every bra . bonl ered level has a special and in every special there is a bargain. RI We THINGS Andduring A .4. .,& Striped IIIIEEO have Goods, WORSTEDS offer Bobby good limey LEAVE W. I opened in special Worsted Serge Tweed pants YOUR up a ease of New consisting of the Laa•EST TWEEDS AND SERGES. he quiet season we will l i q.durt. ements Suit for $14.00 suit for 12.00 Solt for 12.00 from $3.00 and upwards ORDER EARLY. W. TAMAN EYE COMMERCIAL RIMY valuable *r'tunity tithed tint ions OVADAKar #t (aorr they 30 to pard :dines *,rases. loved ti'e's lame Ito bard *ism T, , .,-,WILL, SCIENTIFIC .. SPECIALIST P. SMITH BE AT THE...,.. HOSE, EXETER Two days only- ad SATURDAY. JAN. 3t5( HD. ist can early and avail yourself of his service, as rhis is a, rare o - to have your eyes properly free of charge, No guess work, a scientifae certainty. Difficult ?S accurately fitted. ALL wattle at. lktall IWO of Artifitaal E1es Added pkat rstrc sUfa ....... a4f DOINGS, ;tom Tli (rnlytlti:i,,;, that, some people le ('ep is lett" litilrr5* Postage staimps are egotistical when get stiit:lc on themselves. Women's boots and shoes half solei cents a pair. Gi o :11:S;aSO.ti. Carse boots and shoes half ,soled, 35 411 cents a pail, Gan MAxacsx. R(v, NV. Martin aandlev dll . ; exchanged pulpits on innday. We half sols gilt men's line boots and for 115 to 40 cents a pair. Euro. One year ago yesterday our late he - anieen pissed from the scene of battles. The rumor afi,aat that there was a. of smallpox in 11ensaal1 turns out be a case of weasels. The hockey boys are down to good practice now but we would like a test of their mend. A terrible cart! Ladies Black As- trachan fur coats $25.00, reduced to $,15.00; and ladies $38.00 Black Bosh - fur coats reduced to $25.75. For itching of the scalp, dandruff awl falling of the hair, use Turkish Scalp Food. Sold by C. Lutz, Exeter. Several in town have received in- vitations for the 20th Century Ball to he held in. Hensall to -morrow (Friday) night. , $1.00 in advance pays for the Ad ro- tate till January 1, 1903. If you want b please a friend send them the Advocate. Owing to several cases of small pox iiafthe section, Shipka school has been erased, but expects to be opened again its about a month. A large number from here attended the Thames Road Presbyterian tea ort Monday evening and report a very pleasant time. In our item last week regarding the sale of Mr. Ross' stock it should have read Mr. P. G. Harlton, purchaser, in- stead of Mr. Hannon, as stated. English Stock Food is the .cheapest and best food on the market and all the best stock raisers in the surround- ing country use it. Sold by C. Lutz, Rieter. Now listen! Men's $16.00 and $15 dark,full hide Australian coon coats need to $11.75, at Stewart's. Mr. Wm. Hawkshaw,the genial pro- prietor of the Commercial House, is confined to his bed from the effects of injuries sustained in a recent fall into the cellar. Mrs. Russell, who resides ,on the brow of the hill near • the bridge, was taken suddenly i11 Monday night and Dm some time herlife was alis air She has, however, e , somewhat improved since then. p The special services in James St. church are being well attended, and awakening much interest. The pastor will be assisted next week by Rev, G. It Hazen, of Sarnia. Every one will bemade welcome. A:number of counterfeit $1 Canadian billsare in circulation. The bilis are numbered 876,432, series B. and are `tedMarch 31, 1896, They are very badly printed, the face being blurred sand not at all clear. A number of farmers frbr the towrt- ebips of Stephen and Hay held a 'bee On Friday afternoon Iast and hauled the brick and material for the new residence to be erected in connection with the cemetery grounds. 85e flaenelette blankets, reduced 2. pure wool'.blan- id, 50la- tie` � C.. mid n 67 � , ` dt '2.1 at Ste art reduced. S w s e re $ ts,_ kets, The Doininiota Presbyterian, wrestl- in.'with a. vexed questio ?'• en :tires Wrestl- ing/with , q A, "twould rater, hold'Fhether:yo z ,o: 'fowl social; and give $3 worth of fowl ter it, together wit 3 worth of tithe •. *Ad $10 woriof tem er, or,band oy e r tothe ehuieIt t reasure ihard. cash? [Viral w.ill,have �' �sargl' enough topropose a ., :of settlin . the ,the, g .• Among the Militias changes the fol. loving is announced. : kion. Surgeon Lieut.- Col. W. J. R. Ilolanes of the � Mel lluronRegi: nrent is placedupon the retired list, retaining honorary rank of surgeon -lieutenant -colonel 31r. Thos. Kestle, of the 2nd conces- sion of Stephen, is having the. brick and material hauled for the erection of a new house on his farm. Mr. Win, Dearing, Sr., is oleo having material put on his: farm for the erection of a. new bank barn. • The Jolly Pulls Co. concluded a week's engagement here on Saturday night last. The performances • were very interesting„ consequently they were greeted with big houses. .:lir, Curt, harness was the lucky holder of the ticket that drew the gold watch on Saturday night. • looke! Men's $2..00 Blank Corsican Lamb fur emits and $23.00 Australian Calf coats, and $23.00 Rock Wallaby coats, all reduced to • $19.75, at Stewarts. Mr. E. J. Emmett, who went West some months ago, in writing front Taylorville to the isvoe sTE, says: - Rave school in Southern Alberta -the Rockies 35 :mile$ to the west; wild climate ranching county, rattle graze out all year round. Fine people here and I are a o. o (n h o school, ow which, is attached a salary of 5604. atyear c. Sevet•atl inquiries have been made As to tris close season for rabbits, The game hews,. of the province state that no rabbits shall be shot between the 15th of December and the 150. of Sep. teber fo1 lodii though theymay be killed h• any other means then by the use of gnus or other fire -arms dur- ing the close season, A nuntber of people iu Toronto have been arrested. and fined lately for fail- ing to properly register births, xnar- riaag;es and deaths. There is at sharp move on throughout the Province 1.0 insist on prompt registration of vital statistics, and it might he well fear peo. ple here to see the.t their affairs are ..egistered before compulsory action is taken, which involves a fine. `teserS, E. J. Spackman R. II. Sweet, J. Rcnalle, S. A. Poplestone, SV. Johns Geo, Hemmen, R. N. Rowe, N. C'ob- blediel , R. Davis aandJauzes If. Grieve drone over to Mitchell Friday afeer- rzoon. to assist in the resuscitation of van t)ddfellows Lodge in that town, which had been defamer for some years. t large number were present irons Stratford and other places. .Air. \Vin. B;(widen, of the firm of Batwden & 31cDonald,wilo has been in the Old Country for several weeks, arrived home i io nc c n Tuesday another i t z o her shipment of entire horses. There were ten in all -.two hackneys and eight shires and clydesd(tles. With this ship- ment they will have twenty of the best horses in Canada,the latter ship. went being a particuarly fuze lot of horses. :Cow's your. chance. Toadies' fin est quality Electric •Seal coats. with Sable or Mink Collars and Revers; City price $00.00, our reduced price, $39.011; quirk if you want one. tew- arts. Mr. B. E. Young, ledgerkeeper art nhoMolsons Bank here,has been trans- ferred to the Clinton branch of the sante bauk, leaving here Monday to fill the position. Mr. Martin, who has been junior clerk here,fills the vacancy of Mr. Young, while Shirley Bolder willLir t e the position of junior clerk. Mr, Young has proven himself obliging and courteous and his many friends will regret to hear of his departure. oaantiet Lost On December 30th, on the 2nd. con- cession of Stephen or Hay, a black fur gauntlet. Finder will confer a favor by leaving same at this office. T. P. Smith Co,xinir If you havedefective eyesight don't fail to consult with T. P. Smith, the Noted Eye Specialist, of Elora, who will be at the Commercial House, Exeter, on January 31st and February 1st. See i4ad" in another column. Main St. Methodist Church. The Rev. Geo. Jackson, Chairman of London district, will preach Mission- ary sermons, morning and evening on Sunday next. Collection and subscrip- tion in aid of Mission Fund. On Mon- day evening following(27th) the Rev. Dr. Henderson, ,assistant Mis- sionary Secretary, will give an address on Missions. Dr. Henderson is one of the most eloquent divines of the Meth- odist church. Come and hear him. Child's grey Persian lamb fur caps $2.50, reduced to $1.39; and men's and woman's Beaverized fur caps, $2.50, reduced to $1.90, at Stewarts. Painful Accident Chester, son of Mr. Silas Stanlake, of Sodom, met with a very painful accident yesterday (Wednesday) morn- ing. Re was engaged in cutting wood in the bush and in some mannerstum- bled and fell against ns t the: axe he had d previously laid aside, e cnttin a severe gash completely across the palm of the hand and severing an artery. The wound bled profusely, but he was im- mediately driven to town and Dr. Browning dressed the injured mem- ber which required seyeral stitches. It will be some weeks before he will have the use of the hand again. Dogs Poalsoncd • Considerable excitement prevailed here over the poisoning of a number of valuable dogs on Saturday night last, the result of which :many high priced and valued canines have passed into dogdont. Two of the animals were opened and the autopsy revealed the fact that strychnine had been used on meat. The following are the' losers, -. N. D. 'Hron, ud M. Jasviz:: JecMrkell, houndu;dMr. Jas.. nGouldr, colliersMr. J. T. Westcort, terrier and Mr. S. Fitton, , hound, That it was the work of a fiend is quiet evidentand, every means•will be taken to bring the guiltyculpritto a : participation in his just deserts; : We understand informa- tion' has already been laid and; the trial .will take place on Saturday next before Magistrate;; Snell. 1pL$ bs fncy.e T Pcesd t boble e co d• a'7 pure linen towelling, reduced to ,:5ee Stew arts. ?, Liiceose commissioners. The following have been appointed license e(alnnlissioners for • the three ridings. of Huron: West Hnran,---Satni'l Sloan, James Stevens and Hugh i.Ic Quarrie. South Huron, -D. son, Peter Douglas and Rem y Doyle . East Huron,-ieorge George Fortune and A,Littlejohn, Th e fel- lowing have been appoutedfor South Perth: Joseph McIntyre, James Nagle and 13. F. Castner, The following have been Appointed for NorthMiddle- sex: Dr. John Gunn, .Thomas Bogue :ind D.�4MoKenze. A r a& P.. ill, SOW home, The members of Lebanon Forest Lodge, NO, 14 A, F. 4. A, ?1i,, Met in their new ootee on Monday night last for the first time. The hall was uew and; the officers were new, but notwithstanding the latter fact the exemplification • of the work in the lst degree was done with exception credit to those in charge of the chairs, consequently the event of the first meeting was most pleasing to the largeuutnper of nieinbers in attend- ance. The reales are possibly the nioselbandsonzely equipped of any in the district, and IS certainly A ez'edit to the order. It is expected that the conseeration and dedication ceremon- ies will take place at the next. regiebir Meeting in February'. } Here • you are! Men's $10,00, $.38,00 and $35,00 dark natural com coats, reduced to $0,75, at Stew- South Ituroet ea:Seatturial society The annual meeting of the members of the South Iluron Agricultural Society was held at Dixon's hotel, Brumfield, on Wednesday last. The reports showed the society to be in 4 very Prosl eroz s condition. There were prod for prizes lust year nearly av tltousentl dollars, and the scut wars closed with at surplus of $574 iu the treasury. The following officers, and directors were elected for the current year: John McNevin, Xippen, presi- dent; Thomas Mussell, Usborne, see- ' vice.president. Directors. ---Messrs T. McGregor and D. Melntosh, V. S., Brumfield; Thomas Fraser and John Murdoch, Staple ; H. Smith and Rob- ert 3Ie Allister}ay; IV Dixon and E. Christie. Exeter, and Rober It' ttrdie, Kippers. Mems A, F. Scott and Dr, Armstrong, Brumfield; were tippuinted auditors, Messrs, Thomas Russell. and John liurdoeh were ap- pointed representatives on the board of the ZVestern Fair Association, Lon- don. ---At as meeting of the directors subsequently, held. Mr. 1[. Z. McLean was re -appointed secretary -treasurer, and it was resolved to continue the spring show for entire stock at Brum- field. The date will be fixed at a meeting of the directors, to ,be held alt llensall, early in March. Yc Krtightca of Ye Rod. Yo anlruaie meetyng and selections for yye goose and trusted men to sit in High office for ye year, A. D., ]002, in ye Antient and Honourable Order of ye Ise* Walton Club, of ye Village of :Exeter, was held on ye 2nd day of ye week, Jan. 14th. Ye members were in oodlye number, Masters J. 'Muir, N. Dyer nurdan, H. Specimen, zan, It. B. Samuel, I. R. Carling, 0. Il'. Sander:, A. Walter, F. Knight, Jas. Davis and. L7. Cunningham with ye Medical prac- titioner, J. A. Rollins. H. Spackman sat on ye creel atssunred' ye sway for ye eyening. Ye vice-creelman, John Muir, who had returned from ye voy- age on ye high seas, in troth had been to the laude of hys birth° called in ye vulgar tongue Bonnie Scotland kindly presented some of ye men in luigh office with ye small but handsome re- membrances. Ye Fisherman Hurdon, Muir and Dyer were placed in ye coun- cil to do ye writings and ye laws for ye order and ye weights of ye fish caught. Ye goods and ye trusted when who were chosen to sit in ye High office are hereby noted below. Ye High Creelmen and ye Captain, John Muir; Ye First mate, A. G. Dyer; Ye Slinger of ye Quille and purseholder,R. B. Samuel; Y -e adviser of ye Laws I. R. Carling; Ye Equerry and Ganymede, Jas. Beer; Ye Practitioner of ye Medi- cal Art, J. A. Rollins; Ye High Pris- eator, H, Spackman, to work in ye harmony with Ye Grande Prevarica- tor and Cordwainer, A. Walters; Ye Grande Publysher and Crier, 0. H. Sanders; Ye Mascot Fatte Boye, Jos. Davis. Ye man who had sat on ye Creel, Past Captain Hurdon was offer- ed ye thanks of ye fisherman on his goode work for A. D., 1901. Good for warml $2.25 fancy wool knee rugs, reduced to $1.37;and $8.75 dark. grey goat robes reduced to $6.90; and $9.00 Saskatchewan robes reduced to $7:75. Clearing prices. Stewarts. Presentation. About fifty members and adherents of 'Coven Presbyterian church met at the Manse, on Tuesday evening last to ex p_r�ess their esteem for Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ross, who are leaving to reside in Chatham. An address was was read, appreciative of their work in the congregation and two upholstered oak 'chairs and a handsome mantle clock, accompanied the address. Mr. Ross replied expressing their regret. at their leaving and thanking the con-. gregation for their kindness. A num ber of others spoke and the remainder of the evening was spent in ,social in- tercourse. The 'following is the ad- dress To 111x. and Mrs. J. P. loss. DEAR FRIENDS. It was with sincere regret that We learned ofour intended departure from Exeter. Associated as you have now been for about seventeen years with our church and taking the ,deepest interest in the affairs of, the congreglition, in the session, on the Board of Management, in the Choir, in the sabbath school and' in all the different departments of our church "work, your zeal has been untirin and it has been g best ear- nest endeayor at all Mines -to comate the best abe" ' rs ests of our church' and of its>.individual members. Conscious of the severe;lotas we' shall sustain in your, removal from our church fellowship;. we sincerely hope that the path. of Providence which: you now follow may lead to continued prosperity in temporal and spiritual life.. In taking your ,de acture you and the embers of your, farroly,,carry with your the es. teem and affection, not only of the members of our congregation, but of the entire community, and we assured ed thatthe e c Burch in Chatham, with which you will unite, will be decidedly advantaged by your advent while the memoiy of your Christian charas- terfwiflbeesti mulnsto,our workers.' As a,smal token of our: esteem and good Wishes we ask you to accept this clock and those Chairs and we praythat the God of all grace may so overshadow ouve that; as amongst us, So in the future, you may' both continue to grow• In the favor of God and/man." W. . ilf, bfgi;zrN, Pastor. Joni; it . o srm . era` '�: W. D. wnEEs 1,' D. McKay :': n � Mc. Ge � :. W. ii.{ oN? NER lir $ W 1 E er. d sR. ai•, LANs iso ,44;4 ,,4444. .,,._...... ... A iia er ir.:Paton, _. 6 s G. r s r, W. Y . L�AAD71tA N • Jea1Es' JEoatEt, t �r y.,.e•P s . feria .. a hur ' h . �t'�ll: . k'i= liY, fi ,Exeter; 2101 +Ja ' , D.790L , t ituaa9,' get Look! 35e. 25e.and lsc.f ncy and Tweed Dress goods, reduced to 15e. or 7 yards for $1.00 and 35,40 and 45e fancy figured Black Dress goods, re- duced to e duced'to 25e.. at Stewarts.. etpsecu!& usbortae Mtricuitural Society. At the annual meeting of the Step- hen 8 Usborne Agricultural meeting: held in the town hall.r•ecently the fol-. 1 n o rens r a c YIP f e- own Wrc wee le d a th ensuing year:. President, tJohnr Alii., son; lst vice-president, Jaynes Ballan- tyne; 2nd vice-president, Ed. Christie; sec'y-tress., A. G. Dyer; directors, W. D. Weekes, W. D. Sanders, Rieh. Coates, 'Win. Monteith, John Del' bridge, John Hunter, Silas Stanlake,. Jr., Peter McTaggart. The financial statement showed a dificit in the fin- ances of last years' fair to the amount of $50, wiriett Was due to the feet' of a •slight dropping off in the gate receipts and increased expenditure is prises. Councig:Proeeeaiegs, Conned met pursuant to adjourn - meet, at the Town Hall, Jan. 17th. All present. Minutes of previous meet- ing read and confirmed. Woods- Muir --that Geo 11 Bissett be appoint- ed clerk. -Carried. Davis -Harding -- that W. S. 13alkwill be auditor for. 1902. Muir -Davis -that James Beer be the other auditor. -•-•Carried, Wood. than Jatnies Grieve be auditor, No seconder. iatrding4-Wood-that A, E, Tennant be rear pointed A inenzbei' of the Board oil .Health, -Carried, Davis-WWood-that. A. C Dyer be ap- pointed assessor for 1902, salary SM. - Carried, Muir fierding •that James Creech be reappointed Street Commis - loner for 1902, salary $3;x0. ---Carried.. Muir -Handing --that the clerk order" six copies of the Municipal World Far the use of the council. -Carried, liar - in -�-"moo...-tc e d d Batt the lark prepare alig hew to confirrzr, the appointment of the aassessor.---Carried, .Vood Herding ---that the clerk be paid a salary of $100, Davis -Muir -in amend- ment that the clerk he Haid a salary of $115. The reeve declared the motilin carried. HardingMnir---that the following accounts he passed and or- ders drawn an the treasurer for sante; ,'sborne township, $1 for use of road scraper; J. E,1lignatn.lt:urrnaer handles, 45e.; G. II, Bissett, election expenses; $30,53; postage, $1; P. 0, box, $1; :Municipal World, sal seriptton So. - i Carried, Wood -Davis -that is that tenders P, be asked for printing and for use of scales. ---Carried.' Davis--Muir-that council adjourn to Friday, Jaan'y at 7,30 o'clock p. ni.-Carried. GEO. 11.13issLvr, Clerk, .Presbytery Of finnan. This Presbytery met in Blyth on the 21st inst. Rev. N. Shaw was appoint- ed Moderator. The roll of the Preahy- tea'V was made tip for the year. Grants from the Augmentation Fund verc applied for, for tze con reLatiors ofCrti3ensand(orbettazdL(burn and Union church. The minute books of sessions were examined and attest- ed as correct. The remit from the Oen era] assembly, re the appointment of Sabbath school missionaries, caused at ling discussion. The matter was postponed to a future meeting. The report ft•oan the \V. F. X S. was re- ceived as follows: Amount raised by societies $1393, and by Mission Bands $359. These amounts compared favor- ably with those of 1900. The Presby- tery passed a resolution appreciative of the work of the \Vonrens Societies in. the Divine cause of missions. Rey. Mr. Martin and John E. Tom were alp - pointed to audit the treasurer's books. They afterwards reported them as correct, and the treasurer's report was adopted. Rev. J,Anderson pressed on members of congregations the great need of the home mission work. A committee was appointed to draft a resolution regarding the death of Rev, J; Robertson, Superintendent of Mis- sions. The Presbytery resolvedto hold. an adjourned meeting at Hensall, on March 11, for the consideration of the remits from the General Assembly. A large attendance of ladies attended the annual meeting of the W. F.M. S., the report of which is above. Much interest was displayed during the day in their work, and a large public meet- ing was held in the evening. Death of Mr. Youngs. The good-bye words have been said to a loving father, kind husband and valued friend and the dark, gloomy cur- tain of death has been rung down on a brave and kindly life. Those, .who loved him well have carried him to his last resting place and he now sleeps the eternal sleep. We refer to the death of Richard D. Young, an early settler of Stephen, a worthy citizen and a man noted for his strict integri- ty. The blow is a sad one and although he had reached the alloted term of life his death wits unexpected, thus the feeling of regret is very much intensi- fied. Ile numbered his friends as many while his -gentle kind-hearted nature won for him the good -will of hundreds of acquanintances. Born in England, he came to Canada 57 years ago with his wife, who now survives him, and settled in ,Markham. About thirty- five years ago he moved into the town- ship of Stephen where he tilled the soil for. about twelve years. After which he retired from the farm and moved into w Exeter where ere he has lived ever since --twenty-three years. ago -- preying himself a most worthy citi- zen: He died at the age of, 80 years, four months and 16 day. He was in his usual health until about three days previous to his dearth when he was taken suddenly ill of inflammation of the bowels, and laying a deadly hold on •him it made fatal progress until the vital cord was sna ed,aat about. 10.30 ;Saturdai night'. ht. pThe deceased never took an active Part iu public or municipal affairs,, yet throughout life he,evincccl an intelligent interest in all questions' effecting the public good. .He was a life-long Conservative and a valued member of the Methodist church.' ile leaves a loving wife, one son -John Youti htrrdware in'er pant Crediton. --and two daughters --Mrs. Alfred Glanville, of Stephen; sand Mrs. Geo. la vii e, of Saul1St.-Maria.-to mourn the joss'of'ii dear husband and parent towhoinwe extend the genu: ine sympathy of the public in'•tlheir'tied bereavement, The :.funeral,' ' which bank place on Wednesday,"•wits attend -- ed. by a large number ofpeople :from the town and townshi ps pw:hich wins nP a,..., •a most gratifying tribute to his worth. The Rev. r e GW: ]are win, A- , B. : condUrt= e4. kiie "funeral l service. By re I Pst of the-falteily a.nenorial'service 'will be held in the James .street • church ireirt Sunday Morning mmomemmonms E. J. SPACKIVIROS/ BIG RUSH SALE OF CLOTHING. 'will soon be time for Stock taking and we want to clear out many � lines of clothing by that time. And in; order to do this we have . putthe Knifeintothese lines 1 have almostcut prices in two, Below we quote you it few prices:- - Men's O ercoatf} was.. , , . , $ 7,50 for $5.50 44 44 44 1L75 4. 8475 44 4, "" 44 7.50 44 Suits - ,4 ... 12.00 i4 8.00 44 44 "r ., 44 54 4"-410.(.:0 44. „ 4,,,::,, 0.75 44 .5,00 Boys 2 piece Suits, sizes front 22 to 23411 the way from 85.50 to '$5,50 for $2,76. This is a grand opportunity for any one needing anything in the above. GIVE -USA CALL. E. J SPACEMAN. headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sandford Ready Made Clothing. 1 urniture emporium GOOD YALUE YOUR MONEY'S FORTH That'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 hich is certain. o win trade, these are the points which have made our furniture business what it is and which will continue to increase it in the future. Picture framing and, all kinds Repairing airin rom tl attended to. FUNERAL DIREGT0R Allthelate fir of .Be accounts due xx1 v erly & Huston must be paid to W. C. Huston on or before Feb. 15th 1902 W C. Huston, R0HICKS EXETER FOUNDRY J. MURRAY, Manufacturer & Dealer Portable and= Staionaryt En gines and Boilers, Plows, Land Rollers, Mowers, Etc. Iron pipe and fittings, re- . pairs e-..pairs on Agricultural Im plements and general ma- chinery promptly attended to..,. FOR SALE.- 30 ALE. 30 H. P. Boiler, 25 H.P. Engine Com- plete with Pump and Heatnr, also about 1500 feet of inch pipe. J. 1k/11.11313AV EXETER Real EStatC Exchange. The Sale, Purchase and Exchange of Village and farm lands and properties negotiated at reasonable rates of com- mission, For Salo. Several Valuable Farms i v l n HAY, USBORNE, STEPHEN rand McGILL- IVRAY; also Three very desirable Re- sidence properties e-sidenceproperties in Exeter. Partite Wanted. We hare purchasers for good farm and in the vicinity of Exeter, or who will:Exchang e 'APPLY TO v Bawden David �'m aid 11111, Valtiator, Manager OFFICES: Dickson .& arl rn s Nezv Block, Exeter.' Mr. John ."P,gekel entertained'. a num- ber oftheir friers ds•on lndayni ht . disposed osed oflh0nse- loldfurniture by,auction,of en Tuesday Aaaittoo al. r-: ovals on is age, A CHEERFUL CALL TO CHRISTMAS BUYERS. Beautiful gifts, never so Cheapp. 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. Christmas Attractions. Do not fail to come in and see our Christmas Attractions in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware Nov- elties, etc. A new supply of Wedding Riugs and Marriage Licenses for the Christ' mas Rush. jtanding (ger. For one year from Dec. 1st, -for every baby born in Exeter and vicinty we will give a baby ring or pin.. Mothers, bring in your babies and get fitted. R. HICKS. E$eter;Rca1 Estate: agency IF YOU WANT TO - Buy or Sell a Farm IF YOU WANT TO 13uy or Sell Town Prohpert y IF YOU WANT TO • Borrow >, or Lexi d1Vloney IFYOI? WANT Collections Made IF 'YOU WANT;' ., " Your Like Insured S IF,'' YOU 'WANT TO . Go ;to the- Old .Coumlt, � r y BY ALLAN LIN E CAS H PAID FO R FURS:;.. Gall" at tti'c Bndetsi •ne .JOH SPACEMAN, N'.. Office over*°Il: S pack�riian s Hax•(lav,tre. Exeter.