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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1874-12-17, Page 4ANNUAL will c,oxn.eoe his. on S.A.TU:R1DA.Y; lith Decenibe r, 1874, and continue to the end of the present year. Stock consists- of DRY.GOODS, READY-NADB CLOTHING GROCERIES and is large and well assorted. In order to niakeaOlearanc otherewill be positivelyo ve daring Sale. Don't Fail to Attend, and See For Yourself.llday atoin tafternoon,, and 7 o'clock in the evening. Order will be strictly enforced, so that Ladies may attend the sale without any annoyance, Private Salus every morning before Auction. Terms, Cash. J. W. BRODERICK.. N. B.—A Beautiful 5 -octave Rosewood Cabinet Organ, nearly new, will also he offered. by Auction. J. W. B. Exeter, December 15, 1874. Ales. Beattie & Co' DRY -GOODS IiYLPOREES TAILORS Dealers in E3o use Fttr .i Shin s ! EiV 611. 78/1 G R () :'Jlr.' CLCTNC, etc, AND WINE 1\IEllCII N 1 S New Season's Fruits and giccs Daily opening. St. M1•ry's, Nov. 19, 1874. bit -m G. LRI\N.T 0 N ' S THE E SPOT FOR Cheap foods 1 EXETER, ONT. Accounts due 1st January, lstApril, 1st July and 1st October Exeter, October 22, 1875. INTERESTING. GET THE BEST ! � ---0— ED1CAL men say that nothing is -so ' 'portant to good health as a room coin- , Portably warmed. The season of year is now at hand when you will require the very best STOVES .Nna BISSETT bog to May that they Mace just 'received .»ss r,f Ca largest stocks hi the county, eonsistie., 4,i Stowe of tho very latest design and the best niaraifaettiree, which Witt DE SOLD 11S4$0NA131.i"Y C11T r,1'' Their Mtn iodhlwtrses teen to latisfy ens- tclnerM. ;llatrTt�are"r tottroIn +M e.Twnyrs on hind, Also, the eittlibe And 060 ,6 y�D � lr f)flD a�'�(l� 7 t . C o;:; er' llra>� +ate. b tr t . e a r tr g .1'il m � 1 ,; I S iTrlr' 1105 �i3�fG71�1kt,Cl�t, ok X69, a tzi L NOTE LOST. —All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing a promissory note, drawn in favor of John Trovitick or bearer, against Christian 'Webb, as said note has either been stolon or lost. JOHN T1tEVIT ICIi, Crediton. e8 -t3. �TRAYED FROM THE VILLAGE of Ireland, on or about the 15th October, ono two-year old holier (red). Any information of her will bo thankfully received. ICINN IY'TOILNSON, McGillivray, e7 -3t. VORIiSHIRE - BOAR FOR SER- VICE on lot 23, 2ncl con. Stephen. Terms, 75 cants. at time of service, rook first price al tho fair, Bold in Exeter this fall. W.DEARING. TRAYED INTO THE PREMISES of tho suberiber. Lot 21 on the 3rd. conces- sion of Stephen three spring calves, the ownor is requested to call and prove property and take them away. S,.Mui,L SANDERS. Ti STRAY.—CAME UPON THE J premises of the 'subscriber Lot 15, con. 5. Usborno, on or abons the 15th of Nov. last, a bay horse with star on foreltad. Owner can have the same by proving property, paying expenses. 67-3t. T. BALMAN. t� €REWARD -- STRAYED FROM L.a The premises of the subscriber Lot 10 con. 4 Stephen, on or about the middle of June last one steer, one year old, dark roan,1 year old spotted heifer, with largo wite star on forehead $3 will be awarded to any one leaving such infor- mation at this office as will load. to their recovery, or to'fBOS F)I.LAND. 5PLLNLID opportunity for purchasing .t that really valuable property, Lot 2, Con. 3, Bidchrlph, is now offered, said lot con- taining 100 acres more or less, having good frame barn ami dwelling house, two wells and 2 orchards, also all fall lrlov:irg dame. For Terns apply to the proprietor on the promises, W. CAVA'', AGM 054f DURHAM BULL FOR SERVICE. SRF subscriber would intimate to the form ing cemnntnity that he has now on his promises, an excellent young Durham Bull, G which will stain for servicr on the prcauises. I. have just purchased ''. int from Mr. l.r,nrl. man, of llaY. for the sum of''.l ln• lie has tilt- 111 proportion, at the en several rest and luta an excellent pedigree. Coater: t Marlon say he is the E best ball in the cola,ty. Terme; $5.(10 ll. HARTON. Direct Froom. Baltimore, 35 c. - 3 cans ‹zi for per can. $1.00 T� As Five Pounds Best Tea in Exeter, $4.50 Ten. Pounds J O H NS' S HOT AIR DRUM 1 Saves One.hril' the TVood, and WILL SAVE ITS COST IN ONE WINTER, Price Relayed to $3 50 Cash (1 (I for $8.50 R.� TJ. H. & 13. 500 MEN WASTED to carry away A . L v AND ALL LANDS OF CONFECTION 'I La' (Plain and Ornamental) BRID=ES CAKE BADE TO ORDER Special Attention paid to Orders for. Parties, etc Til^ subscriber would also announce to the people of Exeter and vicinity that he has on hand all kinds of IHAVE a very large Stock of G-ROCERIE S Teas that cannot be surpassed for their quality and flavor. Sugars, Currants, Raisins, To- baccoes, etc. Also, all kinds of Dell, Glassware Slnallware, Toys, eto. All kinds of Produce taken in exehengo for goods. Remember the place—Next door to Bolton's Drug Store. Bread delivered in all parts of the town free of charge. BELL. J. BELL. Exeter, Nov. 10, 1874. 65-tf from differen makers, and sel- ected with great care, which I of, for k k 111 Tell SAMWELL & PICARD owingto the great RUSH FOR CHEAP GOODS have had to ENLARGE THEA sous to STORE ACCOMMODATE E. their Customers. Just Received ONE CASE MORE of those Cheap BLACK LU8TRE8 One Case Scarlet PeltSltirts One Case of G-rey Satinettes —AND— Full nines o Goods Suitable for the Season's Trade. XETER GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE A JOB LOT OF LADIES' THE KING OF TIM WEEICL1ES The LONDON FREE PRESS, now in the twen- ty-sixth year of publication, is mn Dight -paged, largo double newspaper, comprising sixty -Your columns. It contaiustho fullest amount of cur - mail and telegraph, arulllo Parlia- mentary rent news rep reports, British and foreign intelligence, United States affairs, together With an oxtencled budget of passing events in tho Dominion. The general reader will find each week a serial talo of absorbing interest, political and literary selec- tions„ and a cloud of items of interest. Farm. cruel Fireside is a usc±ul collection of domestic and ag- ricultural intelligence which le deservedly popu- lar. The Market Intelligence is industriously and accurately given from week to week, together with a largo amount of, Commercial news. The Politi- cal and Editorial departments are Conducted 10 a spirit offearloseir;ess anti truth, the constant aim being' the further'anee of Canadian interests. The Whole paper forms an urtegtutilled compendium of of intelligence snap as challenges attention and defies suceessfulcoml)otltion. P.rioe,$l,l9 in clubs Agents itllowec3 a commission of 26 cants on each yearly subscriber, Chub lists and specimen cop, tos supplied upon apml{cation by letter:or postal card, s:✓ New subscribers this year will receive tho Fntut Pitrtss gratia for tho remainder of the year: Acldr s 1313 PEESS Pib'II ?l'1'3G (lo., London, ondon, oat NT W. D,McGLOC1tLON WATCHT ie- the best in the Market. VERT IOW FOR 'CASA !; Iso a I1iee nt- Bolin -lent o'f H/N HIES 7 • Lantcrn'sdc; • TOVIIIPIPT VAl1NISIT •A G001) THING, est Coal OIL as Waite, Chlopping" riXeS, best iR �n19ti(�(C. Cistern s rn s,lantl Piper r o c 6 ., � P- �p�1 /y1 /J�� /..y[ /.1y /y [y�.� '/yYy�b' .��, N//y S�d A C Et� i�� �yYVVV LP, I I.i/1 �I II III / L ES/ IN THE Amni E/. All kinds of tea le tatter fix collage,. - .�, Mak �5 r.,. � C�qI� faf' �litas.rdfYc'f ;sfilllrs, �Y y,�'1;$y�ir.�-il dC)f1D', �")�?lt$,I.YliiitiCl'.yyiyy,,.%i3Wyt:11'�Y,r1pp.T{{.�+;,,pp��.�.��'{{'�o�',IL ' ATT . lir ":11OTTNS. Jik ni L„ 11, UIL IS COMING IS 0,1111LITIVG Begs leave to tl-ank Itis friends in Exeter and surrounding country for their liberal patronag in the past, end hopes to merit a fair suture of their trade in the future, leaving est • one of the Largest and ssortd Stocks Usually found in a General Store, consisting of *ryGsos,t m e l s Etc Ready-made Clothing, wines and li- quors, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Leather, etc. Please give I. C. a call as he is deter rained not to to made sold by any establishment in this section of country. Exeter, October 7, 1874 GG ST. MARY'S AGR1GULTULRAL WORK r THE BEST COMBINED REAPER R & MOWER IN THE DOMINION ' THE THRESHING- MACHINES roni this Establishment aro so wellknowlt that any recommendations would be superfluous, Il6ltlir mill tet .�. 7Y, IVo(i o tel 7 Write before ht ht . Ytoni will iitve nn' ether rater A00111 v 8 yi• . '41001, m1 �1DIri"PeeO` recommend ,h Oit7, , All who' we 7 t , .. C(ohr1'and Hilvor, Timely and Gentleman's •51808 t J n.iara 7 t c f' I t don. e the tali me yi Yu llas'3 loaf, ao Y o t 14161(141w, Beat and cheapest ateDl{ nf'fll:o'ilnid' Jet80I'o - Clocks' lilt' :and Mated NVarc Latta Gondar ze,' Mr:. ft1 tho I"rovllteot 131. ldchr+. Panty e er descri scion, W .133, H 4.T;00,t�TN, t v y� l r On t. dst f, o1Y 9J])Itn a'tt nd o < r The Three - Wheel galt.g Plow To be Sold Cheap. Exeter, November 19 .a,w.®om.■q FUR SETTS r -71t c ward The undersigned would announce this week that he has Large stock of really choice furniture, which he is at the lowest price, and such as would snit any AI\ I\ still selling woman, 170111an or child. He is ready to compete Vir 1 any establishment inWestern Ontario, aucl does not doubt that HIS made by J. Il•, Moore, claims precedence of anything of the hind in the Dominion, 'WAGONS of superior workmanship and material. Patent nt i)omudon Land Roller's, Plows,Cultivators, Seed Drills, Broad -cast Sowers Sculllets, Sugar -kettles and Catlljh'ons, anti every other kind of Agricultural implements on 6 band 01' tsiadc to order. JAMES R. 1/MOPE, PItor. (46.1.y,) 871, t. Mary's, july i., 1 A MORNING,' 3/.�AEKET ittExiamuzzz., Za Acer' the Better, endeavors to suit the public have met with immense favor. He will..therefore keep his stock far a - of any other establishment ill this section. He has lately 0 T down prices to the lowest figure, and is bound to sell F his stock at once. Bring plenty of pea straw to pack your furniture, as I expect to do a large business. Pianos, Organs, and 3/1elodeons for sale and on hand. JOHN DREW. WO It tho farming community iti1 '1%ii 1d4 tlla , owing to ply services be-- lugcniistantly required at the 10111, Mr+, & co r market, t and transact etli ;r bad TeS13 irr is authorized to F'urclrnso (Y.trtitl for toe on the O. or i ar c ,r ,as tho� g( 1ll;i r in connection with the mill. 1: nt l dalae say that theme'ihT" in the day Willow.;loWillow.; s' lc It rho hotter' dense( i:i11 be the buyer put the more sntisfaetor to bring their groin t( rrrYta < 1 y It y yourselves. lves. )4v. Willis will basun the mil, continually, 11ighest price paid for wheat, r crex' el, • rig t'1 . .rr,o,. r. 7�rt11 tlftri srl lvl o c, s l o .ol"1tI :, be bought irlrrn, err` at Mier l h lOT1r"" NIA �' 1 y '" lrrod:. 1` ' d gamed � ' tho 0 1x311 OS 11, snVo t 0''1 the f'iurll, sbo o 0 :. t�llftng wia reed:VC cdoEdr .a. rti oYr a cC CJ. iter 0etbbe^r:26,1:18N • .,...,y V..., � U . '3. V" , c 11L��SIG` MARRIN CROS PABKHI:LL, ONT. (� dv tI141PQ�,0.�imh I�Illri. � d ilRr�rlf w „,.,mrsniu*vi,,,: �it J11 tM I 1 f inn 1131I1Y111311) 1 i NI ” 1 J13Gglf Ii I III 1111111 Ildl.riar l;l(lifl , III,IU.[l`jf.air 172 7 Ilp I�IjI PII ;'i � rot t MwilW di ct' . . � 5;Y:1 TO do not 7vi1.i to dotte.ot from tiro. ;n;101its o: otldoir O1`garn :by iiph(ylclirfg DLit°S, but Ate ever` loony to submit, thoin to tt fairy ainl ilripnrrtial toot, feeling' Oolifldo1l1. :of tho i'es+ltlt.. i -w y { 9 y p t� � .$.' C5.I..� . Vit. T.�r N. v r 8 t11'"1t%' best � l r �i ,l,0 10 AIN fr(Ir1Y lie l Nt rnrtsta a 1N t r Canada; 11' t a N+yerf� 3 ry '..rl oo. Yt �1e5o15tb11i•��tlIlnollTt����� 'o y r yy Trrl latrtalrrsttrrvita t ttl ttrl ;rnig:srtws t1iNA f tr3"�i, 'U`e marl tit T Any lttatrtlttnellt 1aldo.fAC;tlrteilr rickiii and. save 26 pet cent, sfAR11I,i; 331108. THE GREAT CHEAP SALE ! OF CLOUDS & FURS — :STILL CONTINUES AT G. B. SMITH'S Ladies' Fir Sets from $1.25 to $40. A11Furs under Ordi naryPrices Including Mock, ®Sabo, Muspuash, German Mink, Baltic Seal, Monkey, Polinskin, real South Sea Seal, Grebe and Canadian Mink. COU In all the Newest shades and saes 25 per cent. Under Value. Those Heavy Beady -made OVERCOATS From: $3,25 up Surprise Everybody BED BLANKETT direct from the mills in Yorkshire, AT WEOLESALE PRICES. G', 13. SMITH. THE BUSINESS OF THE S. R. KFF R St. Mar is will still he carried on in all its branches: FURNITURE WARE -ROOMS Opposite Box & Sommerville's Mill, A First-class Stock always on hand. A Cornuetent Parson has charge of the UNDERTAKING ! Department, which is constantly !supplied with the best 01 AMERICAN & CANADIAN BURIAL CASES Funerals Furnished throughout on short notice and reasonable terms, M. KERR N. B.—We have also on haiicl the El- ectric Baim,for the preservation of bodies for any length of time. St. Mary's, November 10, 1874. 65 THESTOVES LARGEST VARIETY OF AND THE Cheapest Place I TO a,. Y ?OUR STOVES YOU MAY FIND AT SIGN OI"THE GOLDEN STOVE ST. M:.A.RY'S, Ont. St. Mary's, ov. 1c0,1874, - 65. OYSTERS 1 Oysters! O y stern ! GFP, IIrA G. S - T:IDER'S stoee, i'cist ornea; atettdiitg, A Stack of Gr000ries and Confectionery Oil llaitd. CHOICE T0BACCOE ou d t7IGA1tS tom'' Sportslnoti srtpplieil'with AMYmunition , Y lire. ' . el•q �'chanl:�ools� �ut1 YStntlorlelc � 11a1e and [fnazine+s. ALL Tall LATLS'T c1. SA 13ii]18, Ureter, November 1D,1814,k 0611 i ltttt � POR,, QUANTITY UA Y.1~M'V' oI Th',lole c, r ale t tl: Centralia S1 oi�Arl. ` � to N8 t rev t[feFane 106, Apply to Tilt) 8, (1R111.*FYA t iios,traiiter0ote1or 92,1871, • " 01.tf PLT N1)I1) ! `.t1.Itt P.0 SA.1i E,— Tr t!6 .Tot t eltees811'ri TOW1YNlii Y'Sf Stephen, t. r Stephen, terrier. of : l;, lllaly h And 1'1a1 t trier"t '(� on th, • cosM o up the� G.riYrt't'l 116tula:08o mite fr orr l iet oi, thee ek o t V of the late. xE{ahaY4,1watittirxf7lrYta11y IbUtterett, llaf which n1D *Nati n o 1k, Por pattla� aioaptly t5 iAhoiYap . Y iyytotter pra Llt 1.S*t11p,Il '8,49 1$1`r1211VL11Y7. �