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TH0E5,014, Jan.
1ve'l bY ..gt"" Uill'soth see. by ttlr,
illetek, that three valuatore, ell to he
!selected feeta oeteide the Canute', be
Atuzoolifitet to travel throuelt all the
lownahias ill the ,(...olutty town an4
hige$„togother, and vele° theta tweet, ti-
ing tO the $0th elteese of the aeseeement
At of ii; letvieg iu veitv the quality
Itila video of the teed, andemerehiemoce
M inerketing provided by the ttouuty.'
'Stud valuators to be sworu.
Some discussion felloweil and cer-
eat
fireeetiefitiwt 41.01 ri*
raitielf
LN:e ^
J)4,b0;,;J)4,the past tv,101.1ty t11(;)
teLd ba the Eiteineer •", and idea thit. imitate), of itaellieeitt farmers hate
itt reherenee t t the lanattdar.Y he• (int tgod comittlevably ou (lie ,subjettt of
Nvvelt TiKtkerS)Itiflt and Ko" t f the tteettueut Of immure, IOU
cateettead that Cat' eana(il PaY tine half it wee geneeelly believed that nteuttee
or op, fir4 k Mit of $910, being $4.70. letea fo l'Ot all'i kl,?e,11111)050 WO.Sfl
-
'111;; t3oinlkl ;111 eee tie) eeeeesite" le.ter inveetteent thita motley ttt inter -
of etteolittiug comutlee eseist the eet ,a• Mete hi the proeeee of rieeztittg.
tetiteet iuletting etontractai but re- N'o v the great tmfiti tiority of niers tie-
eetate end thet the Reeve of n'inlit* hove that there is a geettt Imes iti etoring
eleality whei•eyer the job is to be let seateesse, teed ueless it is te be applied
aive sa e'restints fenuerly. to the ielvantege of eertain crops, they
ee
TI10)1A-9 St.f•'1)8()N• prefer to apply it to the soil in a green
'stain amenthheets proposed to the me- Chitin u an state.
t ot •
con, ana it was snggested, that tino The ,Tail I O^mit Howse ttnetnittee. T01 I ' .11t W..S teouset neceseary to
rolls ter this year be eerwareee free), 1 reported that they lead towed the jail In keep te immure lister> covered in meter to
the various meuieipalitiee so that the a setiefottorY condition-. The preveut the eseatie of itrinnorillt„ Now
Equelizetion Committee mittittexemine In8l4t r'411°(33 "'eh erc'dil" upon til° juilt it le believed tittet the noeiotea gasthat
thorn at the June session. The m tion or, J.s Ceeremietae, au 1 hie essistent. is given ea from 11211U143hea1s is not
howevE r, was withdrawn atel it war; There are at Present "IY three Pr13m1- annuinda in the in, but volatine
Moved by Mr. Shannott, secoeded by ore in jail, all males. uoultued for petty substances ef little vaine. An English
Jr. Hayes, that the members of tide offenses. They \\amid recommend that eeenest shows that it is chiefly sui.,
Council use) all amid eleteaeors eke.)1 the application of Mr. Reid, cue taker imarettca hycirogen. Then the practice
that the as iesemeut itt the reepeetive of the Coact Ilten-e for a email dwellime wab to oo.vor up tile manure as seen as
tnunittipplities be cerried out its the law house, to uot nu! el mere i was diet wn out, Alia many fermers
directs heti' hi, towtes and C1 -11101t01.- WU-1118i' allotv the na enure' to be spread
aud. that the asseesinetit citairraaih out only a little iu advance ef turning
tolls of this year be laid before the Moved by :Mr. 0 ibson, sretd il
ecleIN I
__I_ _ ).: ,te eurewe over it. Now there is a
oquelization (Imamate° at the Jame Mia Arinetioag. Tlatt as it 6 li'eely the geeeret preatereeee e4owe to eliaeaainf?
"Iteethig, that the committee may be emtate n, ili 'moil •to issne dcbentUreS to the immure bioadeast, atal lettiug it
Letter able 0 arrive at a more eorreet the amount of $60,000 to net the remain, oil the surface of the wound.
basis, and, 'save a great dela of coulusiou gravel road debentures for that amount Twenty years ago manure
",
was not
and perhaps Intim, litigatInt • twa. that which fall dee in jute, 1875, and tili it haute a into the field till it was wanted
the Reevee be requested to bring the would increase the value of the dn- elefor the use of a crop about to be plant -
rolls of the'present year with them ill three, if the comity was asseseed at its ed,aid wae then placed in heaps trom
June. --Carried. fall Value ; that the Clerk he'lli8trnctett the cart or wegon. Now the praetice is
. . .
Moved by Mr. Cresswell, seeondied fe have a crCular intuited alai forward- eeconiing general of hauling, it iuto the
by M. Seen, that the sum of $71' he- ed to all the Clerks requesting them to field tte it is made, and ofseattering it
granted to &atoll of the Ridiag A.grieul- call the attention of the assessor of the broadcast from the wagon. The time
turtt1 Societies in the County of Huron, respective munieipalities to the 20tle of the year in which this in done is.
said sum not to paid until, after the claw of the Aseeeement Act.---Carrred. 1deemedimmaterial, but tee more =nitre
;120th of November, 1a75.—Carried by a Moved by Mr- KenYt seconded bY is wed° in winter than in summer, or
majority of 20. ' ' Mr. Wilson, That the Clerk be instruct- at loess more te counted, it is iiattiea
Moved by Mr. Greenway, seconded cel to procure three copies of the last Stile out at that thne. ' •
lterira.'Satettati.
1..501, 0111,5,
'77.77.7-etals
by Mr. Parsons; that the Engineer be tutes of Oetario, or enough to ferntsh The fullowieg are porno of the advert -
instructed to have the.bridge crossing the Reeves allO. Clorks of each enamel- antes of hauling out Immure in wiatee,
ed Creeks_ oh the boundary title be. polity iu the County tvttlt one eopyeach Seen efter dropped. . The airin end
tweeu Middlesex atna Huron rebuilt, and one copy. of Rarr.lsoll'S Manual for about the farm buildings is kept from'
Couuty of Middlesex to pay ono half the the use of this Cetunal.--Cttrrie& being filled with foul odors ; the hero'
o t.—Carried.
Itlevel by Mr. Mullen, seconded by
efr. Simpson, that whereas travelling
Mettageriea and eircuses, in passing
through. the Comity do a great deal of
elannige'to the roads, withont making
any compensation therefor, resolved
that thia tieuncil petition the Legishe-
'Luke of Outaiio to anima the Municipel
Law so as to empower the County
Connell to teass. a by-law for levying a
toll on all horses, carriages or wagons
oneaged or used in any sueli business.
—Carried.
The Clerk reed the schedule of
othounts expended for clarity in the
Pnanicipahties during the past ten years,
as follws :—
A$hfiktia.
Brussels, in one year
Clinton.. ... 727.97
....... .......... 786.88
'Exetee„, „ 35.00
6980.00
$600.65
144.00
Goderich town
Goderich township. . 918.75
Howiek ..... 300.00
.....
.... ..„.1424.00
Seaforth for four year 181.52
6tan1ey ........... ..... . .. 864.00
Stephen 1600.00
1094.00
1002.00
1458.82
Tuckersiinth
Tat-IA:terry.
Usborne
Wawauanosh...... 548.00
''vIngewa,nosh .... .....1214.00
`Wroxeter:leeene year 8.00
5.00
evened tallournede and stable yards ere tuoee cloudy ; the
Saturday morning, IAD. 30. ground over which the manure is
Council resumed., All the metabers drawn, being frozen, is not injured by
present .except '11.1eissrs, Leekte nd
Greewnay.
Moved by Mr. Fisher, seconded by
Mr. Willis, Thea eommittee composed
of Messrs. Greenway, Creswell, GarroW,
Willis, D. D. Wilsou, Gibson, and B.
Wilson be'appointedpo define thelimit
of High School d,i tricts for this County.
and repert at neat Xune session of this
Cortncil.—Lost'hy s majority of 19.
FINANCE REPORT.
We would further recommend that.
the aprlication of George Ruddell ior
damage to horn, tFeet,, he not alt. paid,
but that he receive the sum of $67; also
that $69'be paid as costs in the suit of and the grownd is frozen the manure
McDermott i's. County of Huron for
will remain frozen on the top of the
etationery, ape., Atte plain -tiff having
ground. If the winteris an -epen 'One
agreed tetabandohthe snit if eachwOuld
however, the manure will become ills -
'
soiled and pass into the soil where it is
,needed.
eee,
INDUsTnIA-...traam.
Moved by Mr. Garrow. seeonded by
Mr. Fisher, that it is desirable to es-
tablish at as early a date as possible a
llovise of Refuge or 'Industrial Farm
within the County, and that it commit-
tee should be appointed to make all
peeessary.enquiries as to the estimated
twat of 'such aninstitation and a conve-
Thient locally therefor, and to reaceit
with such full and complete infortna-
tiou as will enable this council to take
,definite action at the June session.
ten .a.dielteton the motion was lost by
it majority of 20.
.Council adjourned,.
THURSDAY AFTERNO0N.
SCHOOL INSPEcTOR'S REPORT.
Mr. J. R. Miller, Public School In-
, apectoe for West Heron; presented a
yoluinjigons report of the condition of
the houts ia the Western District of
Huron.'
The distviet ,comprteed the township
Althfield, Colborne, Goderich, Hay,
Otahley, Stephen. Uaborne, West Waw -
nosh and the villa,ee of Exeter. The
Amount received during 1874 for school
porposes was $72,172,55, of which had
been expended iu salaries, ne-v build-
ings, improvements, &c., $62,588,971,
leaving a balance of $9.633,571. The
etaatoant of inctebtectness throughout the
sltstrtst foe salaries, repairs, buildings,
was $8325.76. The value of school
property was $96,779, while in ).871 it
yeas 80,820.
The whole ntimber of school sections
+PISS —Ashfield 18, Colborne 7, Goderich
10, Stanley 11, Stephen 12, Usborne 8,
II,ty 10, West Wawanosh 7, Exeter 1;
Uttion Sections 17 ; It. C. separate
echoole 2.
The number of school houses was 81
• a---29 brick, 2 stone, 1 concrete, 45
frame, 4 log. There WOrO 1,7 log schools
in J.871. There are no reuted buildings
in the district. Each school had at
lettet lialf anacre of ground as required
by law.
gehool visits have been made to the
number of 1611 during the year by dif-
ferent persons, 159 being by the Inspec-
tor.
The school population for 1874 was,
boye 4840, girls 4276, being an inerettse
of 434 over 1871, The nnmber of
scholars between the ages of 7 and 12,
not attending SChOol was 115. In
many sections the trustees heel looked
after this matter fitithfulty. School
accommodation was ample in every Vo-
,eality.
The'vthol,e number or teitchers itt the
district wag 102, the religious perstut-
sion being time clessitied—ItIethodiste
45, Peesbyteriens 88, Eviscopallitus 11,
&mien Cetholic,s 6, Baptist 1, Quaker
1.„ Certifieetee WOre as follows,: First,
°tate B. 2 ; Kest °less C. 4 ; secood
ebtas,A. 8 econd, Attie B. J. third
,elase 56 e old comity board 4e interim
1.1s Higheet eatery to male temelter
:$500; lewest" $800 highest to' femate
plachor $325, 4
the Wheels of a cart or , waeou ; larger
loads cal, be taken, and' -attiring much
of the time a sled can be used instead
of a wagon ; the manure may often be
thrown direct into the wagon -box, and
the labor of once impaling it saved, the
labor of both men' and hones are of
little velum in winter, as comperecl with
so miner.
Of course, manure should not be
hauled in winter end platted on steep
hillsides or in the vicinit,y of gullies
where it would. wash away, but ie other
situation e it may he applied to good
advantage. The labilitios to injure are
very small. If the whiter is very cold
pay costs.
With reference to the resolution re-
commending reaumeration to the care
taker of the Court House in lieu of the
rootns he is notified to vacate, your
committee would recommend that he
get $25 per month, that he furnish a
house for himself, and that the War-
den's committee define his duties in
future, and that they instruct him \viten
to vacate the rooms.
A. S. FISHER,
Chairman.
Moved by Mr. Kelly, seconded by Mr.
Gtbsisit, That -Mr. Bay's Salary be
$900 for the current year.—Carried.
The Council then.adjonrned, to meet
on the third Monday in hate.
FItIn4Y1stoaNiNd 26th Jan,
Council itstitiect
RAd, keeper of the Court
,applied Lt flitV6 si WO hORSO ereeted
mit:aide the Conti House tor aecomoda.
lion a his family,--Ileferred to the 'Jail
told Cottrt Hotted Ccittunitteci.
Council adjoarned tater teadhig atiil
pliteittg two by-lowa,
Thg,OuNTY suuvrsfoR s =row.
report in stey, Surveyor presented his
No steps had emestfollows :—
Exeter bridge. He hatakep with the
comfnending an Iron bridge, itinPf re:
making an inspection he would ;jig"-
ge`st a bridge like the Brussels one,
which would last twenty years. The
bridge at lower Witighem was in a
very damaged state and it would be well
to rebuild it after the spring freshet.
The bridge on the boundary between
the townships of tiibbert and Tucker -
smith was completed but not in a- satis-
factory manner. He hsd been prets nt
at the time the tenders were examined,
and the Reeve of Hibbert declared in
favor of telte .tonder of one Mathews,
which was the lowest being $940.
Now; however' a man named Burns
comes forwardas contractor &aiming
the gum of his contract as $1075. It
would probably be best to pay overHu,
rents share of the $940 contract to the
county of Perth. '
A. Bay, Co. Engineer.
se
OUR
..:44 MOTTO.
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Entered according to Act okessienatess, in the year x872, by DYNEs, SMOcK, 8c CO.,
Indianapolis, Ind., in flie Office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington.
Many a hard -handed farmer has his
land all paid for, plenty of neoney at
interest, and yet not only denies his
fathily, but himself, the necessaries of
lifee Such people are not the benefac-
tore of their race. It is they who drive
the Young 'men and Maidens to the
cities ; 'whit rob the soil of God's bounty,
tekiug all they can get, but putting
nothing babk ; and Who wring from
their offspring their very heart's blood,
and,, thus exile them from homes --if
Suchit 'can be called—to- whither they
know not. While these' hard hande.d
farmers squeeze out the life -blood -of-
the young, and eultivate neither mind
nor soul, so long will the yonng flee,
from the homes of their fathers.
Through this bright, good land—the
nf the weary and oppressed of all
nationS-1Tiftee, people, especially in
Canadian
1.1p
'EV
ank of Commerce
LUGA.N.
CAPITAL, $6,000.000
RESERVE . ... 9,000.000.
&Branch of the abovkBank has howl opened in Lucan for the transaction of General Banking land,
n iss.
-L,I,NrestPril..'iOd .iN V.,Is weeterit States,
"--eitcly not- -only tue . ,, .
'ecessaries
but luxuries .,,,.: life.
, 1 & S. GIDLEY, EXETER, CA-
• B'C
INET -MAKER & ND!=ARS
, KE. take
I
ieeq 1
tea opportunity to inform the hXhabitants.of this
and sarroondiugsections (bat their New Hears)
SAVINGS B1NK DPAR r
Sums tu3 10W as onoaffitar received on ileposit, loterest4 and 9per cent. allowed. No notice
f withdraws I required.
Amorieut eurrenei, boug..i -and Or D., STOW M.:DinE, Agent,
a P., 011 GE CA. T 3: I C II T
Fashionable BOOT & F&HOE MAKER, Sign of the " Big
Boot, Lucam, Ontario,
•
wo't telbthabita a Is othis and the serroundng countey, ad those visiingNenttreies
on hand a largo stock of Boots and Stoma of his own Inain-
llfactilre, also imported work, wiiich he
CakIT SELL AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION.
and that he la prepared to do orilor work seetmd to none, a he employs none but First-clas
workmen, and uses nothing but Fiist-elass Stock.
0. CUTHCART.
Luca% Oeteher '22, 1874.
((ll -yl)
WATT'S TIN SHOP, Ill -JOAN
1119 ctl 5,13chintr.Q.
T110111153011& WILLI=
A 0 m1J1auitm-4, I11,11)141,4M.ONT$
Boiler and
Engine Works
MITOFILL„ ONT
T 0. WATTS, of the Iowan Stove and Tin HILT, tl.‘alor in Tinware, Sheet -iron and Copper -
P./• ware, Stoxes, Coal Oil, Lamps au.I La up e'limni.).4. He does
E "i.er E It 0 3 Ck'
on the shoStest notice, and at reasonable 0riec4. Tle flatters hinivelf that he can sell at as
reasonable prices as fray &also hi the Trado. 5ati.-4ao: grieran teed. The
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IIIDES AND SHEEP SKINS
rtetaetabes the S tan1-.—Fir d ahr eastref Yarro l'u Sttre, "fliin-st„.1,tu viATTs
Imean October 22, 1874
Irnm=9.4nSr.a••=1.1t.ineam,trx¢,/,:nsstm,s,---.1r..a a..ArahProw.r. ,c-.4-X•run .em..mn....n}xm,WaLM10.0
ESH OYSTERS
Div -07.:t .7.com
35c. -
3 cans ,
is now completed, and they do not hositittellisay
ing that it mono of the host in this western part.
Our UNDPILTAKING Department, as heretofore,
will be found in a very efficient condition,
Coffins—plain and ormunontal,— also, shrouds,
oto Funerals furnished OA the shortest netice
and most reasonable terms.
N33.—A good assortment of FIT:1N ITURE
ways in stock. August Qs, '74 52-ly
. ntlent hula „pay.'
EXETER; rump FACTORY .
_
In 'England the day was once obser-1
,I
red with much interest and favor ; but I
of late the celebration there, vs in this
country has dwindled to the mere an-
onymods endinetgOfpistolerY
deem-
bies in prose or verse. Valentine par-
ties have recently come into vogue in
this country, anti when the guests en-
ter into the spirit of them, these are
really.very entertaining. These are
conducted in two ways. The hostess
invites her friends expecting eacli to
send at least one Valentoid, original
verses of a huretorous or bantering sort
being most desirable. The writer, who
need not reveal his or her name before-
hand, even to the hostess, must indi-
cate whether the missives are intended
for gentleatett or ladies, the hostess,
addressihh g,temae sopiooses, with out
knowing their contents. The other
way is for the hostess to furnieli each
of guests a list of those axpected, thus
giving thein an opportunity to Write
their vitlentlues to partieular persons.
The velentines should be sent to her
before the party, and site should be
careful to provide herself with a few
extra, enee for swill of her servants as
have been oveslOolted. When the
guests have assembled, the lady or the
house pt•oduces the valentines, tient de-
livers them. one at a time, the reeipi-
cuts being compelled td read theta elotid
fer the benefit (tithe eoinpany. Some
.o* the n is Ayes will be o pertituangatod.
otheesioapt, that they cannot fail to be
arnitsing. If one guest fleds himself
good-litimoredly laughed at, he Ime the
atttisfaction of laughing at others in
tante so that any petty feeling at an-
noyithee will be diepelled and forgotten
iti the general merriment.
Peri50`.18, sometimes, in seeding val•
entinee, melte the innovation a
sing gifts- ot small vette, coupled With
such graceful phrases as Will imatire the
acceptance of the gift,
Others taloa advantage of the occiv,
sion to give presents et considerable
tvortli to people ill hutnble eirettrnetan,
taw to Whom chttrAy boun not be of,
fere'd. Tints the memory of the gettial
St. Valentine:linty be perpetuated not,
only by social nleelo,"."" ' *
[AIN STREET, one door south of
tho Britannia R01160. J SOUTHCOTT has
Ziel:trdt:stn=tc°0r.Va?irritratiton grt =Utile !Cif) otli
as to work end Material. N. B.—A. large quantity
of 9 inch I stuff for ptimprirekers' use for sale --
JOHN SOUTHCOTT. Nov. -6m.
CEDAR POSTS
Rails 8c Cordwood
DERSONS requiring Cedar,posts, or
.L Cordw pod, can be supplied by ,applying to
THOS. GREENWAY,
Centralia ; or,
W, H. GREENWAY, on the promises, Lots 7
and 9, No-th Boundary, Stephen.. 69-tf
FRESH OYSTERS
Haddies & Bloaters.
CHEAP, AT ‘J
G. SANDER'S
tore,- 440st 0111e ilatit4talng,
---
A Stock of Groceries and Colifeetionerf
on lientl.
CHOICE TOBACCOES and CIGARS ,
La— Sportteneti supplied with Ammunition.
SCII001 13601tS and -Stationery.'
nate and Magazines.
ALT, TEIE La...TEST 1OVJLS.
',SANDE113.
- NoreMber , , 85 -ea
1875). SCHOOL BOOKS. (1876'
Jour-
liTrAVED hinol In go sopply
Sohont Book9,
goltool Stationery,
Monti Books,
Dbitios for 1815.
W ich are offered at 'moderate pried,
To the Traits,, lioineenionts aro gieeti equal to
Key in Western Ontario, at
for
per can.
$1.00
luatr.saniarr.cconicssrsaula=6,-yegraba
FAS
AleC16:10[111
R,)
Five
Five Pounds Best Tea in lixeter, $4.50
GROCERIES
Ten Pounds " " for $8.50
in proportion, at the
EXETER GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE
FALL ARRIVALS.
JA
Nee et -
s
ICK HD
EXETER haSioSt oioiiied out the largest nest ceinplete., best assorted and,
cheapest lot of geode ever 'brought into title part of the country,
PAVING.
inaported all of his Dry -Goods from
the:European Iarkets
He is able to do a little better hail aefother house in this part of the country,
and drd. not hes tato to say that
HEhaistheLA
11
.TOCEOTCIOODSIIThe'COTINTT
canbe foUtiA:..anyhere..,,..• • - • •
),At ,naid for all kinds of produce.
in
Itee ' tb-° 1 01.doSt 1118 1-oished House n the County
eicipozt Of
000 „ co.
EtnitatitIvE
CHARLES
-
SOU
has retnoved his .
OtrisTiNcle Alit) r.PAIIJORI1
' to the new brick estabiishn
One door South of the
016
TG BUSIVE$S
(nit
premie.
tirig , a spociality
OtrZEZOOTZ.
Two -horse power
Wood Sawing Machine
This' machine has been thoroughly tested and
given -
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with
BAND WEIEET,
for driving it
Straw Cutter,
G -rain Crusher,'
Or other machinery, without extra expeiise ex
()opt for the belt, '
A. TRIAL 01:41FP,RtD.
All kinds of
Farmingimplements
kept constantly on hand.
BOILER SHOP
E4 NES
of all sizes to order. •
121.EP„6.11R.S
prtruiptly attended to.
Adarest— • ,
THOMPSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, Ont.
Mitellen, June 18, 1874. 45-1y.
'The Dominion Organ
THE BEST CO4vi riN,P1) REAPER& MOWER
IN THE DOMIltaot-c
TEM TECRESITTING MACEINBS
„
rota this Establishment ere so Well knOwil lOCW11419114.14ti9140 71'911ill RUpepA1046,
"7."' 4„7
T22.4, The- Wheel' ge.
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made by J. R. Moore, claims precedence of anything of the kind in the Dominion.
of superior wOrkruunehip 11w1 Waterial. Putout ihuniuiour4241 golWr J
Plows,Cultivators, Seed Drills, Broad -cast Sowers
sologio, Suetwkottleg mid ow [op .111d :,.("rvetaatietoor
ryotlierlre". of, Aghmo
oulturul p mon n
o o
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JMNIES R. MOORE, PROP.
BOWMANVILLE, ONT.
ORGAN S,
ORGANS,.
ORGANS,
Call and see' ohr
gg
WAGONS
„
Splendid Success
Taking Everywhere
imuien.so Numb& Sold.
N. B.—Old T
ent9 :taken
. ix; exchange Renew. •
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instruments constantly on band' 'at ,T.
Furniture Warc-rooin. Music Stools frun
, to each..
Send for Circular to „
1Pectlar,
EXETER P,, 0. 01101al Agont,
INTERESTING.
ED1CAL inen'144 that'nothing is. go h(1 -
portant to geoid health as a:: room,com-
fortably warined. season of year is now
at hand when yen will require the vhry 134t
STOVES
•
AND
BISSET BROS.
beg to say that they have just received One of
the largest stooks in the county, consisting 41
,Stoveo of tha very latest design and the best
manufnetuies, whielk
at/ILL BE S01.1,-.)'11EA80NABLY CHEAP
Theis aitn is and always has booh to satiSfy chit -
torpors. Hardware, '
„
Tinware copper -ware, etc,.
, .
alWayti on hand Also the .
Vr, r ot: k 4*0
and 1,000 LB SCALE(kkOlt $18.
Old Bags, CoPper iron oto. botight.
' RISS BROSi
NEW. PUMP. FACTOle
TflVit-i S. 1.?1:3'iV14?-
G 'BOLTON ildAY
tild inferM the inhabitatitS f ilaY,,Stop:hoO
d Usborne, Oita ho olatislootaros itil kinds
of putepte itioluding the •
„
MONS/101En PATENT rOittOEPtTht
for which he has, the 'exclusive 'right for the
eboVeatamed towesitips, !the tanbstiribeitools
botilidont that.ho catt satiety.those in wtiot o
/mops,as to Worionaliahip and ettelity, Ana a
Such prices that be
CANNOT DE 'IINDID11SOLD
DoAtiNioN.. ,
..tAlivi,A6T•mrst„—olko.voliiiii, mite oorth of
tilt) 141,140 Of .1#0ter, On Let 7, Hay, London
llnad
N. D.—Itopaiting attended to with prolOpt,
Atutdolio ijt teas011iciilo Pride& ' '
„ 010,, .110LTON,..
Aptili 6, 1911, " 64.6itti
Marrii, July 1, 1874.
„ SKT.1\T1TIGR, ,
Jiwv,017: IfitEAD AND BISCUIT RAKER, EXETER.
A.S. takes pleasure iu informing the inhabitants of Exeter and surrounding villages that h. ,
bits rented the E'xeter 1311kery, lately occupied by Mr. R. Sauderi, and he hopes by
SUPPLYING A gIlIST-CLAbscAarricLE
„.
:
4ina oiriet 0,06Aticil to "ettiBinee8 to merit 04$411yodiatr9uttge:,
.. ,
Wedding Cakes Made to Order. -
manufeaturer ef Graham, Halr, Ryo and tbe PATENT CREAM BRVAD, All orders for `
Schools and Parties, promptly intended to on the most reasonable terms. ,
Fresh Bread etipeterale.en.hate.a eterteeter ansl NortkAxeterPost,OffioesAndJ. Short'fi
Orediton, and W. Baker% Ventialia:
Exeter, December 10, 1074. 6741.
, A. SKINNER.
eap
:
SAM WELL & PICKARD
owing to the great
RUSHw'clizARt
five Idol tf:,
"
LA GE THEIR STORE! \
h ft.q tO
ACCOMMODATE
their e118i0U10114. Just Received:
()NE C.A_S!E MORI?,
of thoge Cite:ti)
, -
BLACK LIISTRES
Gine Case Scarlet Felt Skirts
one,oagp. • • •• •
G-rey Satinettes !
nil 1 e s of G o o d.S
Suitable,. or the Season's Trade.
,
A JOB LOT OF.',LAD1S' FUR SETTS
To be Sold Cheap.
Exeter, November 10
czo
State.
BANKRUPT STOCK.'
Just seeur&Fa large Bankrupt- Stook
srrIC'eniend.01113:',1° • edue-
Hen
which will be cleared' oat prices
TO ASTONISH EVERY-
ONE. ,
FTY'''''O'VE.BO.04:rgAT' A' 'GREAT
BARGAIN. •
FORTY -CHESTS !
`of the
BEST TEA
" the Omirry
„ ,
At W. SALE PRICES
•
SAMPLESFREE
,call
T. GREENWAY
Centralia, Decenelter 24, 1874.
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DRY -GOODS
ORTERS
TAITORS
Dealers in
ouse Fusynishings„,1,,,
ENGLISH 01LOLOTI-IS, etc,
,t„ May
C R S
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NVIXE
MERCHANTS
NowSettS011'8 ttild spies Dpily 01)611.
Itov.i 1814,
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