HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1875-1-6, Page 3HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL!
VISITOR'S TO THE
EAOY GASH STURE
Ate reaping the rich benefits of a purely cask business, leav•.
i ll n their neighbors that deals with the merchant who both buys
a lid sells on credit, to not only pay the bad. debts of somebody
o Ise, but to pay the large percentage the merchant might have
s a red had he bought his goods for cash. We also assert (not
tv about proof) th t the c sh pb Fon of the merch nt doing a
or edit business actually indirectly pays a portion each year of
11i s neighbor's store account, without any remuneration, save
th'e ch grin he feel:: at the deliber te way he has been gulled,
iu asmuch as he is charged from
15 to 30 pr.ct. more than a legitimate
Profit.
To counterbalance the interest on his neighbor's account
acid to assist in paying the '
Bad Debts of Somebody Elsa
Besides all this, we save aslarge a percentage by buying for
'r cash, as. the retail customer does. Thus'the public has a double
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advantage in purchasing from us over any house in reach of
.Exeter, vi., that of us ;both
BUYING 8c SELLING FOR CASH
And as we purchase a large portion of our stock
Direct from t]18 Factori .a l
Where they are made, consequently the consumer and the
producer are in a great many lines in our business substantially
brought face to face, ami we are therefore emancipated from the
heavy tx vhich the who t r e ]douses in.vribly levy ou long
;date purchasers.'
We make our Iegitimate gain, and
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The Customer Pays s but One�.
y Profit
Ilhe nimble sixpense is better. than the slow shilling.
We leave. few ,.
a w special lines worthy of particular notice.
Dry Goods,` we have
Men'S
Undershirts S.
Sc 7)r �y
alders,
Ladies Sha
wls Breakfast
Shawls"
Ana s Bed BanIiels, orse Blanke
ts,and Buffalo alo Robes
whiche are_i,.
vv selling at the host of carrell prices..:
Irl Gr ,
acerles, we have
rnAS, Si `G..RS
WhiohfOlli . ,
p zct� will entirely eclipse any attempt at .comps -
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USI3ARNE.
CllicaST44.0 Ttetn,,-,-„Tile $1110 11111,,
seboel CUZII'ert ill eQiineetion, with the
I±7liphvilia illgthodist Church, WAS held
on Christmas eve, and, notwithstana
ii the extremely unfavorable weather,
the church was com fortably filled,---
,across ono end of the building tt plat-
form was erected, on the centreof
which was a magnificent ;Christmas
Tree, whose top 1'eaplled to the ceiling.;
This tree was heavily -laden 'with*very
variety of 011ristallae presents, from k
needle -case to a set of furs, and being
finely ililinlia)ated was quite an impos-
ing al,gllt, The building was richly
festooned wit.11 evergreens, while the
motto, " Welcome l" on the foreground
wrought in fustic characters, decorated
with roses, showed the artistic skill
which haul been displayed in the deco-
ration. Tl,e exercises commenced with
the ehildron,whose bappy faces throlg
ed the platform singing an opening se-
lection, after which prayer was offered
by Rev. Mr. Itolmes, Recitations by
the children, interspersed with the
Choicest Sabbath School songs were
than attentively listened to by the ap-
preciative audience. The recitations.
were decidedly good, while the singiug
by the children, accompanied by Miss'
Martin presidia; at the organ, was tru-
ly delightt'nl, the infant elms singing,.
" Jesus loves lne," with marked ex-
pression. The distribution of over 2O0
ft presents then became the feature of the
evening, and daring the distribution it
was truly refreshing to see t11,' smiling
faces which gave indication of happy
hearts. Three magnificent books were
given to the Misses Moffat and Samuel
Veal for having passed the best written
exaaninatiolls in the lessons for the past
year. Two handsome pictures from
the. TIMES office, and a clock with •'Mr.
Fitton's coinpllulerlts," were also
among the prizes. After a few well
chosen remarks: from Rev. Mr. Holmes
and a "Good-nighll'-o:,1g" from the chil-
dren, all retired, highly gratified with.
the evening's proceedings. We can-
not here refrainfrom stating that the
officers and teachers of the school de-
serve tie highest credit for the man-
ner in which the exercises were con-
ducted and we feel convinced that while
the school is under, such management
it can only be in the future what it has
been in the Dast "a aueoess."
Ana Cur.—On Frivay last, as a son
of Mr. Samuel Halls, farmer, of Us -
borne, was using, ail axe, it shpped,
orating the main artery of his left min.'
Had the presence of mind of soiue one
of the family left thein; the young man
aright Lave bled to death.But a stria;
tiel tightly around the arm above the
wound stopped the flow until the am.
val of the medical gentlemen, who prop-
erly attended' to him.
`PERSONAL.—Mr. T. Russel and his
bride arrived home on. Tuesday eveniur
last, after having spent a happy time
on their wedding tour, visiting Toronto,
Hamilton and elsewhere.
GRANTON.
GRANTON S. 8.. ANNIVERSARY. On
Thursday evening, 80th Dec., the an-
nual S. S. anniversary was held in the
W. M. Church, and although the roads
were "mud to the knees," and the
night as that which spread o'er Egypt,
yet in spite of these difficulties the
house vas full, from the gray headed
` itilaeff of ".8(}' 'years, ' to the infant of
tender age. After the 1tnuai, grace was
sung and tea served, (for which the la-
dies of this place deeserve much praise)
the Rev. Mr. Hall was called to the
chair. After a few flattering remarks
on the choir. which:gave " joy in heav-
en ,with the angeles, " in splendid style,
Mrs. H. Arnold presiding at the organ,
and whose delicate toucllas were much
admired. Master John Foreman, of 18
years of age, was called on for a recita-
tion, " Looking around the church,"
which was very appropriate and well
delivered. Then Master Herbert Hal.
son, 8 years old, recited "Little things"
with good effect. The next was w dia-
logue, " The .two bears." by Masters
Blackwell anti Sandburne. 10 and 11
years, respectively. Both sustained
their parts well, and were much ap-
plauded. The ''Angel sister," by Miss
Nettie Blackwell, 7 years old, was very
Well delivered. Next a dialogne,."Col-
Iecting fur the Missionary cause,"—a
number of ,little girls taking part in:
(too many ro name) wits loudly cheered
amidst clapping of hands. Next a re-
citation by Miss Lizzie Cameron, 11
years old, " What is time?" was well
spoken and much admired. Music by
the cfloir. Thorn a dialogue, "Reid and
unreal," by Misses Beatson (8,) Wai:r
(0), hudson (8); White (10) , Dearness
(1U)—all acquitted themselves well, aiid
they reflect credit oil their iustrrlctol.
Miss Bissett. Music by the choir. 1,
recitation by Miss NV:strnan, Landing
of the Pilgrims." For' ood oratory ,t
excelled. 'Thep followed music. The
chairinan called on the Rev. Wakefield,
who introduced hiinself with an Irish
h'trtry, " The two con ins," whiciI took
t)te house down with roars of laughter.
After quiet WAS restored, he gave a very
itnl,ressive address to the children, witu
good illustrations, and strongly advising
there to attend the Sartbath School:—
Ile then addressed the older .people,
.and strongly reconznleuded secular edu-
cation through an open Bible, and to
1)0 careful of Jesuitical influence. Af-
ter the usual vote, the parting 0c1a, and
the Benediction, the treasurer reported
nearly $60 for the evening's proceed-
ings, Which will be expendad on the
purchase of bc)oks. All parties were
well pleased wit}i theproceedfilgs, start
ed for house as best they could,
'LUCAN.
SUDDEN DFATII.—Hr Faii'burlle, tlUr
village baker, dropped dead at the
breakfast table this morning; Cause,
heart disease.
'. orriai Tants ARE` COMING. ---A.. far -
trier residiifg in the 13t11 00U. of Steph-
en was heard, ra tow days ago, eC1Y1-
lilniuin, that for the last 18 years he
had been obliged to ti•ttvel'a distance of
40miles, to and from his place, with
ever load Of rain he had.
y gto sell, do
find a Mal loot. in order to atom -oldish
this, and to be at home the next night,
he had to start always not later than
2 o'clock hi tlto morning, oxpeeed to all
winds and welatltdr, killing his teams
and severely illi'titin hi",
1 s health "
1 1 lute
y ,l
uo
the bargain, Ilut he comforted him -
Self With the fact that bene' beteg nee
canLi t - and that henceforth
,F/,11e wonhl
be table td drive to Centralia and hat
again hi :t fete' hottlrel raid for the future
he o1Tianeipated' from the terrible sla'fr.
ery lie has eo wally .yours bawl obliged
to ucldorgo.
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Broderick is selling goods cheap
for Cash, Great Bargainsdur
in:.. the Holiclity season.
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Christmas and New Yoar's Goods,—New Valentia Raisins
new Sugar Raisins, new Layer Raisins, new Suttana Raisins
Fresh Young Hyson Tea, choice Japan Tea, strong Gunbowder
Tea, fragrant Congo Tea. Motto China Cups, motto China
Mugs, fancy China Tea Sets, strong granite Tea Sets, fancy
Vases. Ladies Ties, Ladies Promenade Scarfs, Ladies Kid
Mitts, Ladies Rid Gloves, Ladies Cloth Gloves, Ladies Linen
Collars, Ladies Linen Cuffs. Gent's Ties, Collars, Cuffs;
Scarfs, Hats, Caps, Underclothing, &c., in great variety, at
BANTON'S.
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CHOICE PER[ODICA S FOR 1876. FARM FOR SALE.—THE SUB-
con
for Salo the N,W. } of lot 9
con. 3, Usborne,containiug 50 'acres o eacelleut
land 40 acres cleared, balnnco well timbered, a
dwelIifhghouse, barn and stable t-: the premises,
also agood young orci,ard of graft fruit and a ne
ver -failing spring. Distant from Exeter four
miles. Ear further particulars apply to T. DEMP-
TEE LEONARD SCOTT POLISHING
41 arclay street, New York,
Continue their Auraoutzal) Reprints of the
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'London Quar:evly Review (Con).
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containing masterly criticisms and summaries
of all that is fresh and valuable in Literature,
Science and dart : and
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
The most powerful monthly in the English
language, famous for Stories, Essays and
Sketches of the b'ghest Literary merit.
TEitM:S (including postage) payable strictly
in advance.
For any one n vi ew $ 4 00 per annum.
For any two Reviews 7 00
For any three eviews10 00
For all four , ,i ews12 00
For 13lacicwood's Magazine. 4 90
For Blackwood and 1 Ilsvie.w 7 00
For 13inckwood and 2 Iteviewsl0 00
:Cot Blacicwoon and 3 lioviewsl3 00
For lackwood and 4 Leviewsl5 00
LAMBS.
A discount of twenty per cent. will be allow-
ed to elnbs of four or more persons. Thus :.-
fourcopies of 73laekwood or of 1 Teview will be
sent to tuts ADtranss for $12.80.; four copies
of the four Reviews and Blackwood for $48 and
so Ori. To clubs of tenor snore; in addition to
the above discount, a copy gratis will be allow-
ed to the getter -up of tha club,
PREMIUMS.
is
1J�1 .
New subscribess (applying early) for the year
1876 may have, without extra crsorge, the num-
hers for the last quarter of 1875 of snob perio-
dicals as they may subscribe for. Neither pre-
miums to subscribers nor discount to clubscan be allowed unless the motley is remitted di -
ret to the publisher. No premiums given to
cabs. Circulars with further particulars may
nc had onapplicaticn.
TaE usoN,t0D BOOT r PUBLIsf NG CO3fPMiY
1875) 41 Barclay street, New York.
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SEY, proprieror,, Exeter P.O. 73-Vf•.
FARM for sale— One hund-
red acres, more or less, lot 9 on
8th con., Usborne County of Huron,
75 acres cleared, remainder in hard-
wood bush, well fenced and in a good
state of cultivation, underdrained, good orchard
splendid well of water, frame barn 80x70, a good
cellar under, a to house, and convenient to school
and church, 7 miles from Lucian. 5 from Granton,
and 11 from St. Mary's, on a Flood ravel road.
Terms—$5,800; half down and tLe other in five or
seven years' time. For further particulars apply
to TAMED" SADLER. on the premises. I07-tf
OOD
The subscriber has a quantity of excellent bee o
and maple cord and,stove wood, which he will eel
at reasonable figura, L CARLING 105
DWELLING HoUSIil FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for Salo er rent, a splen-
did one -and -a -half story frame dwelling hoose,
on eimooe at., in the village of Exeter, adjoining'
is } acre of land Terns reasonable, and made
known on applying. tb
T. HUTOIGNSON,
hxotor v. o.
Exeter 575, tf,
BISSETTS'
Livery and' Sale Stables
(In fronneatime with Cotra nt1).
1 n 1B` a ),
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`f::OOD O1t Iil•S" ANI) 0011VORT.
1 J1 .MIMI 'clifelettitITtu'ac s on hand, Ii'avorable
rraitgdttieritir;:YuiuUe with• doiti horcial trn velure.
All rri'iTertt left ht, ssott's tt"inshopp will be
aptly attended td,
diTt 130181a"r/t,Dien,
VOR SALE
Two cuttersnsarly new. see DR MOORE
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vv'iiiQLE$ Lf AN1) ar4TMIL R EEB AN ,D CONFECTIONER,
'tailor, this opportunity of thanking his friends and the lolulbitemte of
,Flxetor and viohslty for thei;•paet liberal patronage, hoping to merit the saute byeupplyipg,
iiia customers with everything in his lino
snip ,RIOR FIG ANYTHING EVER BEk'OE:E Ox!',1?'ERh l) IN Ii1XE 'ER
w1 l)XNq CARIES MADE, TO ORDER, pOCIALS AIND PART,1T11348P:IZCIALI ';i,
Ili'• FANI ILIF S WAIT'.ED ON DAILY.
$ $fE4D Ccn,ete.n,t iy OU, Iland
At the Exeter North Post -taco. and T, Shojit'a, Crediton, and Hitchen"s, Centralia.
Exeter, December 28th,1875. (10.1y).
LADIES!
TRY QU1t
Brilliantine Hair Cream,
rho most beautiful hair dressing, in usa
ORIENTAL RAIR RESTOR1a.t
will in a very short time:produo a healthy growth.
ROSE GLYCERINE EMOLLIENT
is without a rival forwhitomng and softening the skin F"
ROSE TOOTH PA.STh
for beautifying the gurus andpreservingt1te teeth from dogay.
RO SE, CREAM
GLYCERINp ,RIN r JELLY
t the a mpiexiosa, and removing an, truckles, oto,
will remove all soraness caused by exposure, cracked hands, etc.
SOLE ivIANUFA CTORY,
Dominion Laboratory, Exeter
GEO. THEXTON,
Manager..
Exeter, Deo Haber 23, 1875. Member Ontario s Pharih toy
411. 3t
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Correct solution to J. Drew's Rebus will apre'trnext week,
together with the name of the winner of the prize, and the
names of those who sent solutions, with' the c a',a when they
were received.
SAMWELL
PICKARD
Beg to inform the public that they have engaged
M R.
.Formerly
B
with
RIGHT
McIntyre 8c Co,.
to conduct their
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
and feel confident that all orders entrusted to them will give
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
All cloths purchased from them will be
CUT FREE OF CHARGE
Theo have also received a laPge lot of All -wool Shawls
Blanketsbought much below their value,
which they are now offering at
Great Bargains,
IENC ISBN WRITE
oi10E6SORS TQ 0. B. MITIt+„
`. M.A.R•rt.
y 4rrM laow)o*vto>aaa#.ful'r51u5fav,
Read -rade Clothing.
IN MEN'S ANP 1301($,'
ALSO
Wincies, `la ne1s$1.ck las-
tros'and leer;noes
Freda stbolt of Boots and sh5eq,
"CHEAPAS EVER."
IlENDLI1bON WHITE
Successors to G.13. Smith.
St. Mary's, October 2?i 1875,
ANNUAL
ETING.
STEprwN AND EliiORNE IBBANOIL
AGRRICULTUBAL SOCIETY
will hold their annual meeting at 5ho CENTRAL
HIOTRL, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1876
At the hour or 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose di.
electing o)Ileers for,tlte ensuing year, and
transacting other business.
W, HODGSON, President
Jr. WILLIS,
VVHOLE'SALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in Lumber
SBINGLL1 S, LATH AND. CEDAR POSTS. FLOOR -
ENO AND SIDING -DRESSED AND t114-
DRESST1D.
An extensive Stockou band. The Lumber,' for
Quality or price, cannot be beat. 'A good assort-
ment always on hand, cheap for Cash.
Ward Eastside Main Street, between G
idly and;
Victoria Streets.
T, WXLLIS,
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
mhe undersigned would inform the iambi..Tthants of Exeter and viofnity that he has
OPENED A NEW BUTCHER SkiOP
one door south of his Blacksmith shop andhopes
the same liberalcordeatd pronag
tohiem that hehaa.,been ao
fn t
BLAC%ssizra AND WAGON MABLEG'
lino will bo extended to him /nine new branch o
business, Bis meat wagon NAM can at the rest
dente of the villagers three times ;each --week an
FRESH MEAT
allk.nds kept constantly on heed M his butah
shop.
N. B. Blaokshithing and wagon making carried
en as usual in all its branches;
R DAVIS-
Exeter Dec.'2
London, Huron & Bruce
Railway,
NOTICE.
This RailwaywiIl be opened for
Freight Traffic
on
FRIDAY, 81sT DECEMBER, 1875,
Freight will be received at the, Great West-
ern Freight House iu London, on the day
previous to the opening for the following sta-
tions Brecou, Centralia, Exeter, Howell,
Brucefield, Clinton, Londesborough, Blyth,
Belgrave and Wingham; also for l{incareine,
and pointe on the W., G. & B.
JNO. CRAMP'TON, F. BROUGHTON,
Gen. Freight Agent. Gen. Manager.
General Offices, • Hamilton, Dec. 17, 1875.
FRESH
Oysters ! Oysters!
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GEORGE .KEM P'S
Tobacco Store ,
Dealer in first class Mande of Tobacco.
t hotce Civerrr in every >r ariety
WHOESALE AND RETAIL
and Hotels supplied at reasonable rate
All kinds of l:ipes and smokers sundries
Stock Full in x11 Departmentsr
L. . H. & B. R IS
THE .,,COMING
And we are Still Ahead.
out the
opened
have o
and p
LARGEST, CHEAPEST & BEST
stock of Goods over brought into Exeter,
Of Everythingin the General Line of Business,
iof
consisting
Std e & FancY Dr CoodsMillinery,
heady" .made C.othirt.g,
. Boise Furnishings, m
Gents Furnishings, Rats & Clips, Carpets g , Hardware, Grohcriet, Boo
ancl Shoes, Stationery, Wall Papers, Crockery and Glassware, Patent Ailed skies, &o., &a.
Y: have also seeulect the services of
MR W. H. IVE's
late as manager of my Clothing Department. All work sent out
of Mtn guarani a b, Pant ,oettln a speciality. Alt
by Mtn guaranteed t� be second to none its the Dominion. g 1
persous favoring us with a call • will find the goods and prions right. Remember, this ie tha.
place to get everything you want at lots prides. N. i3. --'All kinds of Farm i'roduce'talcon in
exchange. d' -AS' ?ICKAED
Exeter 9, -X$76:
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o. s. if ,;
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T�rtc'l�lrtal�E3r's and. r'r:,.l nxtYir. 11/nuf`aotur r�
()VIII/ SAY TO
those who• lntdnd
tiirolsasfir 5o`. do s0 froth
he manufacturer. rise`
dealer who buys te soil •
agsin intuit necessarily
claim
have a prod. Wo
to give the purchasors the
benefit, whreli cannot tall
to moot rho Viows of the
()rangers. Our expenses
litre less thanthosn of 'City
Manu faoturers,00»sogtte,Wadant•
yn0
o9"�I N I' INF ',? y
6 WOULD
calt specialattention
to mit- toidortalcfng depart,
moot, whish is Moro conn
p1eto t tali etoer,as'We have
added aotOtal now designs
of late. The bort damns
s1 ''tli slitottas and Dory
ea to , e
Yarned 1 ril>1'laiY31('s h" the
lowttet l)tlatis„ t tr noir
hoarseo•prdsouneOtt tb'y
coninotohiluduos t $
Secol 50
e
the
1'royince,•
mb1cmg for all th/'e�`� Different y5�•�o`Qie'ticsL"
4 i. GIELu .i
I�RES�i ARRIVALS!
LT ,THE
People ' s Grocery
Store.
3. CRUNNICAN
has received a largo stock' of
GROCERIES, CROCIERY &c..
' taallso a allarge stock
�ri.V.�Joff./.� y
'ROO SiS
suitable for Fall and Winter, codsisting of
Mens, Women's and Child-
.yen's Wear.
Those in want 05 a flint-eiass article In the 1300
and In
not fail -to
11
8]Oe line should i d
EXAMINE MY STOCK
Before pm chasing,
ea nay" ozpovteuco of thirty years int that lino elle
blbs irtn fit ptitelsatlug to s'oicct that only wlibeh
Oats trsoorcii>Yoild,'
1`i.L&U1GE LO`Ir op'
First Class Baeon
1U'ST I ECEIVED.
CRUNN1CANI
1ilt0PRI I(1i 'S OLD STAN] �
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