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litittor ,,,,, .13 6 20
ilation of tile Pupile in S.
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p$$ $$$
' of visitors including eek
gb ng teat:here, Wereit Pre' SEAPOUTH 4
the papilowe exilmiped ip ran vepere,, „ .„ rie A la
ue Some A'00 6 1 le
veral brzwelles by their teacher,
fartley, assisted by Meesrs. Naismith,
Mildreen 4,141 Anil), TheWlUCh (1110340110.,
Were searching and peaotieal,
were answered readily and aceurately.
After the examination the teachers and
truetees delivered extempore addresSes
whieli they expressed themeelves as
being well pleasea with the manner in
which the pupils itcquitted themselves,
the good oder observedly being an
espeeial eubject for remark, Those
who were present at previous examina-
tions said that if this were DOt 1110 b0St
it WAS at least, second to none. One of
the beet proofs that Mr, Hartley's ser-
vices are appreciated is that the trustees
have re-engaged him for the ensuing
year at an advanced salary.
s. No. 4.
The foluth quarterly examination of
the pupils of School Sectiou No. 4,
Usborne, took place on Monday, the
22nd of Aecember. The, day, was fine,
and the roads good, which enabled the
parents ,and friends of the children to
rn ()Wand -witness'the progress of the
ol. The pupils conducted them-
es in a very exemplary manner, and
nuch. credit WfiS coafbred upon them,
or their'Promptness in aliewering, and
curacy in their work, which is due to
H. 0, Brown, their teacher, for the
refit carefulness he has shown to have
fireoteglaly, grounded in the
nents of the branches taigit them.,
weeeedings of the day passed cheer.
the visitors being highly interest -
The examination closed about 4.30
. Mr. H. 0. Brown was appointed
the chair. 11r. S. Davis, trustee
was first ea 103, upon to address the
pupils andtors, which he did in a
very able e, ner, showing the im-
provment ece `e school and encoura-
ging the children on in their work. Mr.
Dempsey, 61-., was next called upon,
and when he took the floor all settled
theneselves for an interesting and useful
speech, and they were not disappointed.
He spoke of the benefits of education,
, the influence it has in our own vicinity,
and its progress. He also spoke of the
late Franco-Prussian war, attributing
the victory of the Prussians over the
French to, education. He also spoke of
the great change in the political world,
that the late government of Sir
A.. had to succumb to others.
. Dempsey takes great interest in
education, and has never failed to at-
tend our examine tions for the last six
years. After saying the improvements
of the school was to his satisfaction
and encouraging the children on in
their work, be tock his seat, n mid cheers.
Meeses. Relin ;,andEssery;followed,and
spoke in berialf of the young. The
Chairman gave the closing address, and
oke on the opportunities provided .by
A- for tile education of the young, and
neceisity of parents to assist teach-
rs n c'irrying out the work,
o'cn Wtto WAS THERE.
Tr Vvi.,)•• t from Fellows'
. ,,in, • I tike great pleasure'
o for nervousno.,
, • • 7 l' .7' • dy. I consid.,,r
67
50
BUttor,No• 20 6 21
74.s.4'a 20 'A le
,, , ,, , 8 00. 6 6 00
2500 15 00
.... 2 60 " 300
White Whoat
Troadwell
Spring
Oats
Peas
Barley
Potatoes
Apples
Cordwood
Pork -
Reef
Hay ,
Hides
Sheepskins
Butter
Lard
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1 24 " 1 22
1 17 " 1 18
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050 "05
1 07 " 1 10
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on . on
W. D, IVI:()(jr:EA0Q1111/01i WA-WU
he best la the inarlret,
CLEAR THE TRACK.
IP DOMINION
TORY, 11'
Gold, 000419r Plated, Jet
‘0 Sotto, 004:4011tule:: 411:::,'Lerr4
• Illel'Otocal;psi,4tIcitteCr-rigUlf3iitY60% Pfi°tQo,
mometers, Pipes
Pocket Books
t
But on't get scared, for the Oars have not yet arrived., Never miud, though,
for aespite 4411. this
Draderel()It's; Cheap Stare I'
is still oz the track, 0414 COntaitia A few more sets of those
EXCELLENT PIIRS
BurrAL0. wyie4 are goiug to be sold at a groat nautical.
Deem°, Duo. 29, IST3.
Cattle--Ileceipts to -day, only 52 Ile,tnak-
ing the total supply for the week thus far 3,128
head, or 194 cars against 525 cars for the sanie
time last week. No market to -day ; yards
bare of stock, save a few odds and ends.
Sheep and I.arubs.-The receipts to -day, in-
cludieg reported arrivals, were 000 head, mak-
ing the total supply for the week thus far, 10,-
000 head against 15,800 head for the same
time last week. Market closed firm at 6 to
$6.59 for Canada lambs; 05 to 35,25 for Cana-
da 811001); $1 to 64,o0 for Western sheep.
Hogs -The receipts to -day, including report-
ed arrivals, were 1,500 head, making the total
supply for the week thus fax 20.700 head, ag-
ainst 36,300 head for the same time last meek. BrOderielt Will./1,0 be Itritiezeoitl, as he buys as low as any other House in th
The market slow at 4.90 to 5.26 for Yorkers;
5,30 to 5.40 for heavy hogs.
r..„,..mseurameraimer
CHEAP HF SELLS, .448 FOR CASH HE BrITS
Til.STRAY.—STRAYED INTO THE
4 premises of the subscriber, lot 28, eon, 3, U.
borne, on or about the 1st of October, a yearlinp
heifer, The owner can have her by proving prop
orty, paying expeeses, and taking her away.
18-3t. RALPH KEDDY.
STRAY. CAME INTO THY
L nremises of the subscriber, on or about Oct
1501, three yearling heifers and one heifet
cal/. The owner can have them by preying prov
prty, paying expenses, and taking them away.
T. J. 'WILSON,
Lot 15, Oth eon. Elay. 13-36
10 REWARD. — STRA.YED OE
stolen from the premises of the subscribei, t
light bay Horse Colt, rising three years old, wit •
very long mane and tail, one of the hind foot a little
white, the property of Bev. W. Davis. The abot o
reward will be paid to any one giving such info'
motion as shall lead to its recovery. Any person
Sound detaining him after this notice will be prose
exited accordiug to law. WILLIAM G. SIIIPLE 1
Ailsa Craig, Dee. 4, 1873. 15-46.
DR. KINSMAN, DENTIST, WILL
be found at his office, or residence, Exeter
Ont., every Tuesday, and generally on tho other
days of the week, except Wednesday awl
Pliers/lay. De Will. guarantee all work to bo
equal to the best do zie in. any eat% and at -prices
within the reaeh of all classes. *If any have a
tooth aching on Saturday, come iu the evening
tfter five, instead of leaving it for Sunday, as 801110
do. All who want to save their teeth ehould 01.11
Ind have them inspected before they feel pain in
them. All parents shoud call for advice at/out
children's first teeth, before allowing one to be ex -
15 great damage is constantly being done
by extracting such teeth too soon. 1-ly
111111111111PEN
Drtucs, CHEMICALS, ETC.
GO TO° THE
OLD ESTABLISHED
DRUG STORE
•41r,
<4 C.', • ; 11C, Front, Cnt. For the largest and best assortment of
.,5,7 &v.' ofk • 1,, teMt i1tt. a I a us,
71
r ,.,0:21. our it /,./i C' reespondent4 •
Illirositi'libi fit . - A'or -Pmv-ver, 'beim ty
r
B,,,,,,, .„„ °Oil feillors, for $teplien,
took place on Me; day last, at the town-
It_
shiip hail, Crediton, the followieg being
4, nominated : Reeve, Mes.srs. T. Green-
..'iwity, the present reeve, and Hogath ,.
!Deputy Reeve, Mr. J. Parsons wits'elee-
Jted by acclamation, Mr. Fulton refusing
.- to stand for that position ; for Council-
lors, Messrs, T. D. Balkwell. D. Bird,
.T2. Kuhn, A. Leary, 0. Teatrau, W.
• Fulton and Wm. Baker. :Mr, Green-
way made a capital and telling speech
of 2 hours and 43e minutes duration,
Ovid subSequelltly one of two hours. Mr.
'fkel'arsons also enade a splendid speech,
ulorsing the Reeve on every essential
int. Mr. Greenway's opposition is
rely nominal, and is gotten np mere-
eithe.sake of opposing hint, as Mr.
, in the opinion of any with
.1 have conversed on the subject,
,not.' the slightest chance against
combination as Greenway and
it sons. ' .tpeeevlio the Councilors
I be, it is very hard tri -tell. At the
diem a Vote is . to be taken as to
ether the surplus money is to be ex-
nded in paying the gravel road debt,
d the balance in improving roads, or
„II to the improVeRlent8 of the roads.
13.111771
Pruen.-On the 19th inst., in Exeter, the wife
ot Mr. Daniel Pinch of a danghter.
.191.4111111ED.
Nonrucorr-Gonr,D.---On the 25th ult., at the
Wesleyan parsonage, Exeter, by Rev. W.
Lund, Mr. W. Nortlicott to Miss Mary Inn
Geuld, both of the township of Hay.
On the 306h ult. at the Britannia House,
Exeter, by Le Rev. Wm. Lund. Mr.
Henery Dressler to Miss Ell3a Stalker
both of the village of Bayfield
Tnousruit,x,----Surrn,-On the 23rd December,
at the residence of the Bride's father, by
the Bev, Mr. ,Cooper, EnCish Church
minister, Edward Barker, eldest son of E.
fl Thornhill, 'Esq., of kineardine to Al-
bida, youngest daughter of Wm, Smith,
Southampton.
EXETER,
Corrected by Spiiclinsan rtt Rack)
hit° beat, new ...“....,..........,......$ 1 10 0 1 15
1,rring i'lleat . 1 10 1 12
deleur, 1 t barrel .. . _ .... .....,..„, ..... . .... 5 ne 0 5 50
35 f.t 87
': Pettit...,
Dade}, .,.. ....-...-/- .. .,. . .-,.......„. 75 e 80
(lord
rotr0 ..,,,„ ..... ,, ..... . . „.,„-,,, ..... ... 06 0 00
,..,... ...... ...., .... , . ,...„ . . ... .,, 15 00 @ 18 00
iii..„ u „.„..„..„-.-, ... . ..... ,„ ....... , .. . 18 et, 20
la rail - - ,„ . . _ . 20" 20
28
-.., .. - .. ,,,,....---,„.„.., ........ ,... 10 "" 12
50O4 SsO
@ 1 09
r ) filiiiie,,,,.,,..,,,...,, ... .,,.. .. „, . ,„ -, '15 C_ 1 00
Iffilthes,.,„..u....„."..,„ ..... „,.„, .. ,.„ 08 0 10
. es, Per 1)114-, • -, .... -...." . ." . ..“.. 60 0 /6
otts,„:,,,,, .... . .. - ... . . ...., ...... ,.... .. ., . . 26 .. 1 60
73 6 08
, yeetkee/C. from (i to 7" C•on CA per 1.; Geese, 6 dude
t per lb ; (111clunIS. front 20 to 102, per pair,- 'Straw'
e load 8,13 00 te 54 00,
toNDO
(Fro) yester< ay'.1 Fret ,Prekl.)
old 0118 5
1 14 " 20
'Wheat, ... 1 115
" .. . " 1 13
. . ... 113" 115
„ " 68
Pr 3r
b , b. dor, „, „ zee 24
... .. .. " 80
OIMINT .
Teitouto, Dee. 80, 18'78,
Sprieg Wheat, 1,14 to 1.18
, (lee. Oetii, 40e,
pur,E DPUGS,
MEDICINES, DYES,
WINES AND LIQUORS
for medicinal use, and overythingusuallv kept in a
first-class Drug Store. Special attention paid to
filling receipts and prescriptions, mud satisfaction
guaranteed.
C. VANDUSEN,
H.13 11.D. Chcr,4:14 ct Druggist
CARRIAGES, ETC.
NOW READY AT THE EXETER
CARRIAGE FACTORY,
A largo stock of
cuartirmas
Both Double & Single
Swell -Body and Portland.
NOc'ix-A.8111.71.75ereTsTgEood selection. .811
kinds of
Cutters and Sleighs
made to order at the shortest notice,
Painting, Trimming,
and Itepairing
Promptly attended to.
ALL WORK WARRANTED to give satisfaction
.1. TRICK.
`ri XETER NORTH
CARRIAGE
TAMMY.
Tho Subscribers take advantage of this oppor
timity to malt° known to the inhabitants Of Exeter
and sarrolinding eeuntry that tbey are prepared to
furnish the
Mot Stylish' Buggies,
etitterF4, Sre.
'that eau be lotilt ontaide onfthe cities, 'None brit
praetical workmen ate employed, and as the pro.
prietors lire then:nighty praetkal, gin), Willhave
supervision ovee all work dotes. .
Portland, Swan Bodr
and otehr stylish Ciitterh ritivaYS Oti hand eitY
pritieS, Particular attention paid tO
litor8a
isnerai wToblArig, th
eisee,liere, giva. tet eitth
Our buggleS htiVt taken pristia itt tWo faith 'Obis
season, fiatiairtetioii gliaraitteed..
Itoininnher the pleileellitrils' Old Stand:
ao.aute101tia.
tieter, Oet. 16,18*
11•1111MAIM
trade. Itenienaber—"The Cheap Storel,°'
J. W, BRODERICK.
JOHN RA.NTON.
At the beginning of the Hew Year, begs to fender his hearty thanks to his many patrons sail
friends for the support so liberally and kindly accorded to him since opening in April last, and
to assure them and the public generally that no effort will be spared to make it both a pleasure
and a profit for those who favor him with a call to do business with him.
As he is anxious to do
13usiness With Good Men
and knowing that many of this class do not find it convenient to pay for every Artie° at time
of purchasing, he has adopted the following system, which will be strictly tarried out:
"ILL 41.000172TTS
will become due and payable on 1st Jar1114117, let April, lst July, and Isf October, in each year.
Interest will be charged on all past due ate:omits, at the rate of 8 per Gent. per annum. All
Goode will be plainly marked at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIG URES
and no discount allowed. The price asked will in no case be deviated from, so that tho small-
est child can purchahe as economically as the shrewdest hayhr.
JOHN BANTON".
410•1•11=mtzt.•••11.
We commence a
CONTINUED TCRY
Send
.to
IN OUR ISSUE OF
THURSDAY. JANUARY /8TH, /873,
cv4"'
• XMAS IS COMING,
Nelles is here, and
bin; opened o14 a first-
class stock of School
Books, Stationery, Mis-
cellaneous Rooks, Fancy
Goods, Toys (to., in the
building next to Mr. J.
Treble's boo t&shoe' store,
Main Street, Exeter.
Give him tt call and see
whfSaanbt: hCP:laguisoishooll:hyaound.
for Christmas, and his
head quarters are at Nel-
less' where lie has splen-
did stock of Xmas goods,
such as Writing Desks,
Albums, 'Work Boxes,
Ladle s' Companions,
Musical ln s tr 22ments,
china Ornaments,
and Toyt. in endless vari-
ety.
The stook of Stationery
will always be found com-
plete in every line. .All
the 1ate3t papers and
magazines on hand, or.
ordered promptly.
Agent for the Daily and
Weekly Globe and Mail,
Remeraber the name
and place,
JAS. NELLES.
Next door to J. Treble's
Exeter, D 30. 17, 1872,
13o suro enema to W, D. Itailochlon Watcli
before buying, You will have no other after seeing
them. All who wear them recommend them,
Gold and Silver, 1,ady and Gentleman's sixes„
77 Derelas Street, London, Soo t11.0 testimonials.
The largest, bot and eneapeet stook of lino Gold
JewelreY, Clocks, Silver and rieted ware; Fancy
000,13,Ree:, iu the Province, Reputing of
evey description. W. 12. M'GEOGLIN,
77 "Macias et. 'London Ont.
SEAFORTH AND HURON
Marble Works.
VE.L.IVZES$ET & BOIT
(LATE OF HAMILTON)
Would intimate to their numerous friends and the
general puifile that they aro prepareit to fin an
orders for
Moutunentg, Headstones, Table Tops,
Nantles,i&c,
Granite Monuments Imported to Order,
Work of the beet style and art, and cannot be
surpassed in this part of Ontario.
A Call respectfully solicited.
Opposite Logan J.; jamieson's Store,
MAIN STIIEET, SEAFORTH
M. L. MESSET. R. MESSET.
'`•
JOHN TREBLE'S
BOOT, POE,
AND
Harness Shop,
MAIN STREET.
et large and vsried assortment of Ladies, Gonts'
and Children's
BOOTS cf4 SHOES
OF THE LATEST STYLES AND BEST
WORKMANSHIP
Kept constantly on baud. Also a °hole() lot of
FELT OVERSHOES, RUBBERS, SLIP-
. PERS, de.
Yr, 'T. having secured the services of MR. J•
COMMAYORD, is prepared to receive orders for
all descriptions of
CARRIAGE, LIGHT & HEAVY
HARNESS,
A 'complete stock of
HORSE CLOTH
LNG,
• CONN,
TRUNKS,
:BRUSHES,
The subscriber takes this opportunity of thank-
ing tho public for their past support :ma assures
them that ris nothing but the host material is -used
and none but first-class workmen emplopecl, they
will find it to their advantage to continuo that
support.
1' AILTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
MISCILANEOUS,
FARM U.'0 RENTON EASY TERMS
of lot
-Being southof Bay, consisting of 60 acres 32 acres cleare
half 11, eon. 9 , Townshitit -WINTER!
Frame house, leg stables, young orchard, and good
water. Per furtherpatticulars apply on the pre-
niises, JOHN BROD:ERICH. 15-tf.
ORDER -WORK AND REPAIRING.
Exetcr,NOvernber 20th, 1873. 13-1y.
tartt.E_!s-z
TIST OF LETTERS REMAINING
4 in the Exeter P. 0. on the lst Dec.
Crocker Mrs, M. Kraft MI** Annie
Fairhall Charles Lawrie William
Follett Charles ..T. Magee 111186011
Gaive F. Wilson W. J.
W. SANDERS, P. M.
OTICE.
Take notice that an application will be made
at the next session of the Legislature of On-
tario for an Act authorizing the Courts of On-
tario to admit Benjamin 'V'. Elliot, of the vil-
lage of Exeter, in the County of Huron, as au
Attorney and Solicitor.
BLAKE, KERR & BOYD.
Solicitors for Applicant.
January 1st, 1874. 19-6
OAUTION.—I hereby forbid any one
from giving credit to any person without
' my written order.
WM. SLEE.
Usborno, Jonuary 1s0, 1873. 19-34.
INSOLVENT ACT OF 1869.
In the matter of JOHN & WILLIAM
GRANDY, of Zurich & Berne,
INSOLVENTS.
7, the undersigned, Alexander Davidson, of the
city of Hamilton, have beeh appointed Aesignee
this nuitter. Creditors are refile quested to their
olefins before me within ono month, and are here-
by notated to moot at my odic° in Hamilton, on
Tuesday, thirteenth :January, 1874, at 4 pm., for
the public examinatior of the Insolvents, and fur
ordering the affairs of ihe estate generally, The
Insolvents- aro hereby notified to attend such
meeting.
ALEX. DAVIDSON,
W. & R.BISSETT
Have now rn hand a quantity of
STOVES
OF LONDON & HAMILTON MAKE,
And would solicit a call from any wishiag a really
good article. A quantity of
Tinware, Copper -ware, etc.
Always on hand.
E.A.VE-TIR.01:7CHIZTC
MADE A SPEeMLITY,
0
Old Copper, Iron
.43
Rags, &c.,
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
AT CASH PRICES.
ASSIGNEE. i W. & R. BISSETT
Hfir2llt011 9t1I Dec., 1873 17-2t. Exeter, October 16, 1873,
LOST. THEE., H., & B.
Lost, en or about the 2.5t11 Nov., n small neck
ter (Mink), either, in Elimville, or between that
ander ^will confer a favor
in your Names at onee and
rulia:1%aonvt Eenit3geaving it at the TIMES office,
WANTED.
secure the beginning of the New pub
lication We as
give o
lire our reader's it
o non
Wanted 800 Snow Birds, for which 5 cents pet
pair will be paid. 147. E. WILKINS, Central Hotel.
'
STRATED.,
STRAY IIORS4---CAME INTO
tny premises on or #io11± the 28t1. nit., an
'1
no seine by
pilrovI,ng pro
16-30.
nd taking it
the
a yearlitig130,,, ,
is'rooltested 60 prove property,
take' it away, 1e46. PATRICE,
STI?AY.SIIEEP'..---CANIE INTO
U the enciostre Of the eribScriber about , her -
Vont tithe, a OWO" end two lambs. The owner is i'2-
0066088 50 pay expenses and take thein away,
JAMES RUSSELL,
Lot31 Teemee floret, Ctibinme. 18.80,
STRAY CA.TTLE. CAME TO
4 tay priattieca, let 17, 665t, 8, Ilsborne, three
Yeettlingstine red steer, one spotted. steerduld the
other tiatext grey hoifek, The °Whet is requested
taProro property, pay expenses',t. and take them
Way, 14-31,
V. IIIP.',""":10,T
871tAY, STitAltri) INT° rfliE
'8V6a46vI:ht"e‘fiMtgI
sXhSotr
about thS1;tgrrtv16blb°' T11°6v16er
the m!eb• , 1411
oHe.
USTON,
7
•••:ttii
THE subscriber boggle thank the people of Ex-
eter and surrounding/ country for the vory liberal
patronage bestowed upon him in the past, and now
after enlarging MA 111'011108814 prepared to do werIc
which cannot be surpagsed either in ou
or tside of
cities, Particular attention paid to tho making
and fitting of COLI,AM.
HARNESS
aged horse. ,
HEAVY AND LIGLET,
Ram AD smvtit litountD,
In the elect -stylise and fasbionabto laabter pos-
Wile. Repairing reteivell every attention, l'he
ROCKWELL DIT AND OVER-08E0K
on hand. "Re would intimate M 1123 intny friends
that he has looke(1 to thel4health and interests ha
• Boots( -Ind ‘'i4hoo,,..>
8085*0iont, act Bi865r6(1 to ('(100120 (sil (1*.
caul trorl( perform& -with prean
1 4-8til. . ANSON. .
••-lb
PA•
4' U0 Ali U
§ Urn' xpt p
o'rts 2o somoworAt
kr[41,65) esaoH
14' ens
1161 UV ‘suoI4vaird04tI 0W)
num,/ .1627(1111525 169ta
-70,1a ,slovalxas.T.10,04,1I,30.pis
,$)jtvis-osa `sicoattego 'ellna-a °nu !o
eleIdwoo 870078 ano Pon mai 5410'41072110
,
‘aarexa 'e,nattes Nreeet
-vuoava avoiaan NOINIBIOa IRA aL 00
JUST IN TIME FOR THE COLD WEATHER.
SAMWELL & PICKARD
Have just received two bales of
131.4ANTKETS
also it lot of
SATINETTE and TWEEDS
that were bought at it price
Much Below Their- Valile,
and are selling very Cheap for Cash.
SAMWELL & PICKARD.
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!!
STATIONERY STATIONERY
VITAIEL-PAPERa
MIDDLETON (LATE OF ST. MARY'S) WOULD INFORM TRH
• people of Exeter and the surrounding country that he him
OPENED OUT
a firs t -class
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE,
1N MR. SOUTHCOTT'S OLD STAND -SOUTH OF THE BRITANNIA HOTEL, MAIN
STREET, EXETER. His Stock has been selected in the Best Markets, and Purchased
with exactness. It consists of Prayer and Psalm Books, Hymn Books, Family Bibles choice
Literature, all the Po.tical Works, Miscellaneous Readings, Works of the Standard Authors, cta.
He will pay particular attention to tho various Weeklies, such as the
NEW YORK LEDGER, N. Y. WEEKLY, :HARPER'S WEEKLY, HARPER'S BAZAR,
LONDO.N ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
and all tho other periodicals of the dapc -
o
Music on hand. Orders Solicited
and Promptly filled.
--o --
Any article in the Stationery Lino may be Inul at this Establishmen. as cheap as in the cities:
The Standard SCHOOL BOOKS will always be in stock.
—'-0—
IVALL-PA,PE
Those wanting this article cannbt do better than call and Eth
xamine e Stock of Wall Paper,
which, with the supply yet to be received, will be found coniplete. Remember the place, and
give me a call.
FRANK MIDDLETON.
SADDLES,, HARNESS, TRIJNKS, c.
G. EACRETri_11 EXETEn,
wiu, has carried on the bbeinoss of Saddler end liorness Maker for the past sixteeh in- yew
midst, embraces this Opportunity of teturning hia Sincere thanks to his many eustorners for thevery
liberal patronage bestowed npon iiim. So as to retain this patronage and that a his new enstornors
lus begs to state that - lie keeps on hand and makes to order a Arst,class assortment of
HEAVYand LIGHT HARNESS
whieh he will:sell its cheap ,ris ank other house in the DothiniOnIlTe would can special attentive
biClirtack of 11011.813 CLOTHIli 0, Nat received. ille also keeps on band
' THE ROCKWELL PATENT BIT AND OVERPCHECK.
Particular' attention paid to the fitting of enlists Mid the faeing of therm 1iP REPAIRING deaf.
th neatness mid despatch* REMEMBER Tat, PLACE -31105> south of Jas. Pielaird'i store.
GEO, 'EACRETT.
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