Exeter Times, 1875-6-10, Page 4,
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Boiestatevfnnu, June 8, 1875.'
At nine o'clock this morning, the re-
tiring president, Rev. W. Heoper, took
the chair alid gave out the lsymn,
"Aud are we yet alive ?" d;e.
After singing, Be. ,W, 8. PiteCue
read a portion a the seriptures, and
the -Rev, R, Harley led in pryer.
The 11 .was then 'celled, and the
members of Conference, to the number
a about eighty, were assigned their
respective positions, as were also some
thirty visitors.
The retiring President gave a brief
but very appropriate and touchir.g
dress, and ocaicludedby calling upon the
Conference to elect' his successor.
Revs. J. Kenner and A Clarke :were
nominated -and balloted for. Afterlhe
scrutiny of votes, Rev. 3, Kenner was
declared elected,' mud was COIldUC80d to
the chair, when he .rnacle a brief ad-
dress in acknowledgement of the honor
_
conferred upon 'Mtn. .
, Rev. 3. J. Rice was elected Secretary
of the Conference; Rev. W. H. QuanCe
Journal Secretary ; Rev, S. 11. Rice,
Duplicate Secretary;Rev. W. C. Beer,
to prepare, the minutes of Conference
for the present; the .General Secretary
toleuperintend the work .of reporting,
he choosing the Revs. W. H. Butt
and 3. P. Rice as assiitants.
The eged-Brethern; J. 13. Tapp ad
J. Edwards, were reported as rapidly
failing in health.
Revs. E. Kenner and G. A Fuleher
leadered their resignations, which were
aCcepted.
Rev. W. H. Butt, wholiad travelled
feur years, after answering certain pre-
liminary quetions, waaeaccepted by the
Conference for ordination: ,
Rev. J Holmes, on account of ill -
health, was allowed te remain on pro-
bation another year.
AFTERNOON sessiox.
After the calling of the roll. Revs. J.
11. Eynon andT. Greene conducted the
devotional exercises. • •
Tile report of the examining Com-
mittee was reported andaccepted.
The certificates of probationers were
examined and the brethern. 3. Veale,
G. H. Copeland, J. Ball, M. Mitnerall,
R. Mallett, Kefitle, R. David-
son, J. Greenway, W. W. Tretheway,
lied M. Nichols, we'ee..set down its
in g travelled three venrs J. Posley, T.
H. Dry, G. .Tolm,4, 3. P. Bice, F. O'C.
,Tones, W. Davis, and T. Mason. ns hey-
i).t trevelled tw ',years ; E. A. Tomicin,
W. Rollins, H. Meore, :T. Gilson, J.
W. Lirebert, and S. A. Allin, as
laving tali veiled oneyear.
Alessrs. T. Sabina and J. M. Tredrert.
who carne before the Conference dilly
recommended. were received as probe-
tieners-for the ministry.
Committes were appointed to clraw
no (Marten- notice,s of the Revs. J. Col-
lUr. Hardy during the year.
The Conferoice resuThed the trans-
actien of besiness on Friday morning„
devotional services-beine"feonducted by
Rev. S. Joliffe and Mr. G: \Vera.
Mr. Alonzo Boyington, who came
well recommended, 'was heard, andTa
resolution missed to th:? effect that he
be employed as a hired local preacher
if 14erled.
Mr. H. J. Nett, who has boon laid
aside from etive work for six years on
neenent of ill health, was nonin receiv-
ed and placed on the list of Approved
Preachers with the standing lief re
enjoyed
Jr. P. Thomas. of Oily Pinot, Pep.
nysIvania, lmt, foimerly of Etipland
who cnnie well recommended both as
to ministerial ability and general fit-
ness for the position, wns received as a
prohationer for the ministry.
Rev.. Anselm Schuster Wits, at his
own request, allowed to engage in the
work of an evangelist for the coming
3 -ear.
Bev. W. Wade, who had been laid
aside fiam work for the past yenr. Was
restored to his position as an active la-
in -Tor in the ministry.
Rev. W. Woodman was nllowe'd to
locate, and his name was dropped from
the inioutes.
On Thursday the Rev: W. H. Butt
having passed bis four years term of
prebeion, and being duly recommend-
ed to the Conference, was on ;;'riday
evening publicly set apart for the work
of the aninistry.
Several societies of the late Methodist
New Coenexien Church in the Town-
ships. of Mnnvers and Cartwright hav-
ing applied by deputation for admission
to this Chnrch, they were accepted, the
sppointir eets 'united to those of Wil-
lies -wee -lee end Cferfil'Oft, the whole to
be worle :10 one station, by two mar.
ried MOE and,to be designated the
Manvers te d Cartwright Circuit.
W. Field; of Beim -re -ire ; Jas. Pick-
ard, of Exeter ; J. F.Ctillniegs, Oak-
wood ; J. Hull, LalceWoode F. Phillips,
Toronto ; J. W. picketed, Charlotte-
town, P; E. Island; ancrItevs. C. 'Bs-
ker, P. Robing, E. Roberts were . ap-
pointed a Cominittee to audit the gen-
eral financial affairs of the Connection.
Rev. E, Roberts was appointed Gener-
al Agent ef -the Connexion. ,
Rev, H. Hurley, in view of advanced
age and growing infirinities, Was placed
upon, the list; of ',superannuated preach-
ersN .
The list of Stetion S wats. read tlic se-
cond and third times and Confirmed.
Jt fitendS as follows :--
Cobourg, 3. Kenner, a. I, Allin ;
'Welcome, Js R. Hall; Pert Hope, W.
11. Quance, j. B. Topp, superannuated •
Perrytown, W. Metherall ; Hunger,
ford, R. Baker; Elentingeon, R. Mal-
lett. 13. A. ; Cerebellford, H. Ebbett,
3. Elliott; Belleville, L. W. Wiekett ;
BosernereflIe. W. leIllfre, A. Ton,
tin, C. Berko', Editor nnel 13ook Stew -
Ara ; 3. H. Es/nen, P. Robins, X Gale,
superennueted ; harripton; W. Wade,
M. Thehole Columbu 3. Guard ;'
Chilluevve, W. .Kenner ; Pickering, 4.
Stnith, J. SVillians6171101"am) nated
Prince Albert, W. Kinky, W. Rollins;
;Is laegaren, eopeenneitatecl ; lite -eters
arid Cartwright, X Herne, Th ,T iornae;
Toronto, G. Webber, 3. M. Tredea
'Uxbridge, J. Angier, A Morris, impel,-
antated ; MoripostA. 0 ake 3. iiti-
sey, V, 'QV, JobeA Peterboroe, A. Gore
elen, ; taltefield, A..Riehard,
rp.reioa, I1J; 'Nei& tribe,r Gibson ;
Lit dsti:V,,, 116bem, Oeneral Agent,
Trethewey Sutton, Aehley ; Exe-
ter, 3 Whitlock, 3, 'Pall, H. Moo 3.
:Cattails, ettlietintittated ;
rtoopet, Durelao ;
13ee2', W. 144004 ; Clinton, R. T.
Courtioe ; Colboriie, 1% Mason ; Greyp
Eodle ; Ealmeeston, W. i. Duo ;
Wiutozi B. Allin ; London, X. J. Rice ;
Lambeth, T. Eroad ; orpo'n, fevers
anunated; St. Thennts, H. J. Not;
;
Ingeru911, i W. BUteher Der'eham,
J. Veale, Colcheeter, W. Davis; Ham-
,
liters, S. 11; Beee ; Windsor, W. Ayeee
Charlottetown, W. S. Paseee Union,
11. B. Bowe, X Holmes ;Vernon Byer,
a. Kestle ; Murray Iiarbor, W. Med-
land ; Sturgeon X PfeeeY Sornm6r-
shlep 3, H. Ceifins Wet CaPe arld
.0ideford, J. G. Xelland, T. Sabine, F.
Merlitr, all sup. ; Palmyra, B. Deval.
eon Lisbon, 3. 1Pumbleton '^ Hay -
craft,. sup.; Yorkville, W, R. Roech ;
Little Prairie, J. ,theenway ; Burling,
ton, T. IL Dry,,,Clevelancl, S. Joliffe ;
Orange, G J o Chagrin Falleo 3.
Chapple ; Cleveland Missieni'0. U.
Copeland ; Evangelist, A. Schueter.
Ts4.01fe IR Sir 1) 1.ArGS.
Tlie:Russellelectiou has been declared
void, on the ground of bribery by
agents. •
The inspectionaet is to be immedi-
ately enforced against all butchers and
other dealers in hides."
The annual conference of the Pi-rinse-
tive Methodist church in Canada is at
present imsession in Guelph.
• &new plant of the eleventh ',magni-
tude has,been discovered by Dr. peters
of Clinton. N. Y.
The rumor is revived in suggestvie
quarters that Mr. S. C. Wood, the mem-
ber for South Victoria, -will enter the
°uteri° Cabinet shortly RS Treasurer.
A student of Upper Canada College
was shot in Toronto by the carless dis-
charge of a revolver in the hands of a
hackman. The boy, who belonged to
Indiana, is not likely to !survive.
Some important revelations have
b..eeu made in connection With the Mon-
treal Customs frauds, disclosing a deep
system of smuggling goods out of bond.
Several of the clerks have been dismis-
sed.
The general dullness in trade and
falling off in Railway traffic,:has cans -
the Grand Trunk Directors to inaugu-
rate a policy of retrenchment. Fewer
trains will henceforth be run' and less
hands employed.
A white lace dress valued at $10,000,
a ince shawl at $5,000, and other
apparel proportioeately costly were
seized by re-ventlE officers ink Washing-
ton pawn shop the 'ether day., They
had once belonged to Empress Eugenie,
and were pnrehased in England and
smuggled into the United States.
Sheriff Gibbons is making an effort
to have the Provincial plowing match
for his district cake place in Seaforth
this year.
The County of York has an apple
trce nine feet in circumference and is
over seventy-five years of age, and to
all appearance may retteli one hundred
years.
A youth named William Thodipson
has his throat accidentally cut whilst
morlcirg at a lath machine in Coiling -
wood lately. He died on the following
lamming in great agony.
A disastrous runaway, during which
seven or -eight buggies and wagons wore
upset, occurred in Ingersoll on Thurs-
lay last. Several narrow escapes from
instant death resulted.
" Scone lOa.fer effected ae entra-nce into
Lite Mud Creek School House, Adelaide,
last week,and gathering up all the books
and slates, put them in the stove and
fire to then,.
George A. Smith, the second Presi-
dent of the Merman Church, is dam-
ously ill.
The veterns of 1812 will receive the
money voted to them et last session
immediately.
'Mr. Jarvis, of the Canada Pacific
Survey,inade;a journe,y'of 000miles east-
ward 'm stow shoes during the depths
of winter.
A supposed domestic murder has tak-
en plsce in" Ottawa, One St. Jean
was f und dead in his stable with his
gnrments on fire, ani a, revolver lying
about two feet from his head. He had
received a bullet wound in the side. It
s feared that he has been a victim of
clomestie infelicity, a la Campbell and
Finlay.
Some time during the night of Fri -
lay last, the store of Mr. T. J. Mark,
in Bayfield was broken into and a cash
box taken out containing notes of hand.
to the ;,amount of $1,000 and other
valuable papers. . Entrance had been
effected through the back premises by
forcing the locks of two doors.
Mr. George Porlow, of Brooke, owns
a mare which had a colt a few weeks
ago. He also has a cow e hich 'gave
birth to two fine calves. The cold died,
and the mare adopted one of the calves
which she suckles and cares for as she
did for the colt.
The Brockville Recorder of Tuesday
says :-This morning a :Constable left
Gananoque, on the steamerAlexandria,
with a'prieoner for the gaol at Brock-
ville, and a when a quarter. of es mile
from the land, prisoner without -any
Warning, suddenly juniped. , overboard.
The boat proceeded on it - way, but
whether the man succeeded in reeching
the shore or waselrowned in the attempt
is not known.
Salvini has not been followed to pro-
duce "Samson "in London, the Dra-
matic Censorship forbidding the per-
formance of biblical pieces on the stage.
A gentleman of Aflame Ga,, learning,
that the widow of Stone -wall Jackson is
livb g at Charlotte, N. C., in straitened
circumstances, has offered to' ,give
her an interest in a prosperous. eaten
factory.
Gili-nour's model mill, at Hull, -was
burned on Saturday, at a direct loss of
$200,000. About four hur dyed hands
;will be Dolt out of work. The fire is
supposed to have risen by design, owing
to certain trio% troubles between the
French and English 'speaking em,
ployee.
A. fate' occident oeeurred o-n-june the
ttht iv barn ritieing at Thee. Cowan's
in the township Of nuliett, While
Henderson was upon the
kidding adiusfine the plate, he slipped
and fell a distance of eighteen eet, and
Wal3 killed blatantly, Mr. Hendeeton
was formerly a resident of the Town
ship of Esquesing. li was fifty-five
years of age, and unmarried,
s , WW „
A deg playing 1 Seine Children en
the betteh on Saturday evening, at Port
0Aortie, brought to the ShOrfi the
body of a men., tio retch decetne
posed aS to be not reeognitable, it is
apparently that of it young. man, has
on coarse tweed pantsotton shirt and
dark brown smock or overshitt,- arid
0011.0* Ote bOge
The excitement regarding the coal
discoveries in the Rifle River region,
forty miles north of Saginaw, Mich.,
continues. A new coal vein, ten feet
OM*, has been fiYakid four miles east
of the place of first discovery, The de,
ppsit etenas over lerge tract of
eouxitry, and is practically inexhausti..
bio. The quality deed is said to be
superier t EngINh cannel.,
A f$ad and fatal accident 00011rred at
Convey Hill, Coe on
the 18th ult. Two SOnS Of M. 'Wm.
Stevensons, sr., were engaged in the
barn feeding cattle. One of them
threw his fork into the barn, not see-
ing his brother, who was at the time
approaching the door, and was struck
in the face, one prong entering the
brain just over the eye, causing death
in A vsny short time.
To Business Olen,
If you want eiresilars,
If you want hand -bills,
If you want envelopes,
If you want business cards,
If you want neat bill -heads,
.If you want shipping tags,
If you want tasty letter heads,
If you want nice -visiting cards,
If you want the best of ball work,
If you want any kind of job printing.
Leave your orders at the IMES office
and you can secure them on short no-
tice, at low rates, and the best style.
BIRTH.
13KOWit--In treborne, on the 3rd June, the wife of
H, Cole Brown, of a daughter.
,olar NMI'S
. EXETER.
Tem chief article on sale is wool iu
which there is lively competition be-
tween the various buyers. On Mon-
day, it ranged forna 80 centis to 88 cents;
oti Tuesday, a slight advance was made,
and some fine lots were sold for 85 cts.
Yesterday the market was well stocked,
and as high as 35 cents were paid.
There is but little doing in grains, oats
having the principal demand, bringing
from 48 to 45 cts.
White wneat 5 75 to $ 80
SprinOatsg ,,, Wheat ... 75 to 80
..'.
Potatoes 38 to 40
SO to 00
Rutter ... F24 to
1 to 14
Peas ... 75
13
Elour per ...
limn ,......1,80-------------50012 to 12
to 5 GO
Shorts ... ...
14 to 16
lleel. 7 00 to 7(55
430 to 5 50
Hides- 0 06 to 0 084
Sheepskius.l. 1 20
Dried Apples .:.......
13 0700 to 14 00
1 75 to 2 00
Hay
Lard. • 1
75 to 1 004 to • 15
Onions
Wool
33 95
ST. MARY'S.
Deihl wheat, per brissel
Spring wheat ...
Barley
Peas ...
Oats
Eggs, per dozen
Butter
Wool
Hay
Pork
86 to 92
Otto 95
90 to 05
73t0 74
Otto 46
10 to 11
13 to 15
96 to 00
9 00 to 100
7 75 to 0278
LIJCAN.
White wheat 80 to 87
Treadw ell .. 85 to 87
Spring 0 to 85
Oats 0 39 to 0 41
P0104 ' 0 75 to 0 80
Barley 90 to 95
Butter 16 to 16
Eggs, per dozen 11 to 11
-Potatoes 75 to 0 75
Liar& 12 to 13
Tallow 6 to 7
Hay 12 00 to 14 00
Timothy seed 3 25 to 3 50
'Clover seal 6 00 to 6 75
Wool 33 to 35
Sheepskins 1 00 to 1 50
Beef 0 00 to 6 50
Hides 0. to 6
Pork 7 00 to 7 50
LONDON.
White Wheat, per contal...-..
Red Winter Wheat...."..."•-•"..."•..
1 SO tol 60
140 1015
1 60 to JO
1 45 tol 00
1 25 to 180
1 20 to 130
135 to 133
Woodham
Harness Shop I
HENRY EAT:MEM
Lanufacturer of Light and Heavy flsrness, would
nform the inhe,bitants of Usborne and Blum hard
thultet he has on hand and is prepared to manufao-
LIGHT AND HEAVY HARNESS,
and those in want of anything in his line will
tudy their own interests by giving him a call be -
ore purchi sing elsewhere. Repairing promptly
attended 0. 75-3m.
"WISHING TACKLE, WHOLESALE
SAE AND RETAIL.
J. CURD & SON
Dundas street, London, Ont., hare now opened
out it fine lino of fishing Tachle Goods, also a
cheaper quality for boys,comprising in part Bam-
boo Poles, Jointed Rods,Wallting Stick Bode, Reels,
gaskets, ending and Minnow Nets ArtiticialFish
.'ishing Baits, Cotton, Linen, Boade'd Linen, White
Hair, Hair and Silk, Twisted Silk and Oiled Silk
Lines, treble hooks, fly books, books brass ferules,
hooksto gut, hooks to ginap, tying gut,gimp by the
yard sinkers, floats, furnished lines, rode, tips,
ings and keepers, Brass Swivelle, etc., etc„ etc. -
Send by post for price list.
W.GRIGG
BOOKSELLER
24 STATIONER
Exeter.
.ttAT
Oii,C4-Z CHILD'S
eletalogtio of
rarity Platter & aataori Zeeds
t 50 OO
{v LVEN" AWAY IN spncrAt,
PRIZES
24 NeW aTiric1te
Vegetle Seeds Of tlutPNtiihe"A
tlytill A. It,.
$aV Send for a eOpy &toffee,
•dtIO,A.C/titil
TheIondeit 8064 Store
nichinoild-st; London, (int,
kendeto atereh lees, el
...111004NERT...,PE.PART011..ENT,..'
ThisPePartinelit it 0199f the eteatcet attractione
or onr,laidy enettiniers, and in, order 89 Mahe it
SUR More ettraettv0, 1Y0 llex9 1)0.0081911404188
aiul all the
Latest Novelities in Trim-
ming Materials.
This Department has met with extraordinary
success, marl is still under tho superintendone,o of
Miss Hull
whoso testefulprodueions last season gave uni-
versal satisfaction. A largo collection of
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS
TO $ELECT FROM.
Sash tibbons in Large Checks
INSPECT THE STOCK.
W. McINTOSH & CO.
ST. MARY'S, Juno 10, 1875. 80-1y.
CREDITON
WOOLEN MILLS.
The subscribers, in returning thanks to the
farming public for the liberal patronage be-
stowed upon them iu the past year at the Cred-
iton Woolen Mills, wouldbeg to state that they
purposo continuing to work them during ;the
coming summer. having leased them for a
mimber of years, hoping to give in the future
the same satisfaction as in the past.
Carding, Spinning-, Weaving,
and Manufacturing
an kinds of Tweeds, Flannels, &a. done on the
shortest notice, and at lowest rates.
T. & M. JOHNSTON
Props. of Zurich Mills
Crediton, April 15, 1875. if34-m3
THE FAVORITE LINE.
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORSHIP
--0—
CROWLEY AND FLANAGAN
Having bought oat J Hawkshaw, 1iae
Good Horses, Comfortable Stages and
-Fast Time.
Those stages are driven by the most accommo-
dating of drivers, and leave
THE WESTERN HOTEL, LONDON,
every afternoon, at 2 p.m., arriving in Luean in
time to connect with trains for the east and west
ad connecting in Exeter with the Clinton and Pt'
Mary's stages.
LEAVE EXETERABOUT
4-00 a.m., connecting in Lucan and London
stages and trains.
TED CROWLEY
IV, BROOKS. PAT FLANAGAN,
Driver. pronrieto.
jUST RECEIvED
Carload of
SEED CORN
We hare also on hand a large stock of
Clover, Timothy, Hungarian
Grass, and other Seeds
Warranted All Fresh
No old Seeds kept in Stock
Sutherland Bros.
SMary's, April 8 1875.
The Dominion Organ
. ffigallar nil*
-7%3
BOWMANVILLE, ONT.
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
Call and see our
$15.04 ORGAN
Splendid Success
Taking Everywhere
Immense Nurriber Sold.
N. B.—Old Instruments taken
in exchange for new.
instruments constantly on hand at J. Drew's
Furniture Ware -room, Music Stools from $1
to $5 each.
Send for Circular to
C. Pedlar,
EXETER P. 0. 8) mural Agent,
rp HE W. D.MeGLOCIILON WATCH
se.ls tee bestir, the market
61186 itotilot the W,`„ 15.13fetiliichtott 'Watch
befere litiyIng, 'You Will 113./86110 Other, lifter Pee.,
lag tliefili All liditi.tvoisr tlient receihriteild, 61180114
,(4014 Silvery Leidieri and Gentlerditit'n 11588,
.17DM:tang 'Atteetroterideli. See the 'testith,oillititt,
This. largest, beat 6,iiit'ellert,p031316611 Of fine Geld
and 1186s4 V,05& Ditn3,
floods, the eseefeee 4titing '61
evere deeeeffalet, yikieletatit,tiglikorbvi, txofot, Ariel 15;
Exramt
STEAM RAKE & (MAO R FACTORY
GEO. 0 T 1:1,4E
..,,r4,P1u-Arn err
Wooden liarvost Tocl$
Bakes,
Snaithes,
Fork 'Touches,
Grain Cradles,
Ere.
flo Stilt have ready for the coming harvest, the
celebrated
Sulkey Hay. Rake
A Novelty in this section.
MERCHANTS
win and it to
Theli? Advantage to Buy their Stock from
as 3air prop.ired to deal with thorn up reasons,
bly ei any other establishment, and to give prompt
attention to all orders,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
'rum:Ling
of all kinds Made a Bpocialty in tho business.
,3 GEORGE COTTLE
Exoter,April 8, 1875, 82 -Gm
R. S. MURRAY
HAS RECEIVED THE FOLLOW-
ING GOODS
PER SS. GREECE.
4 Bales Brussels Carpet
6 Bales Tapestry Carpet
5 Bales Persian Carpet
4 Bales 8 -ply Carpet
8 Bales Kidderminster Carpet
6 Bales Union Carpet
4 Bales Canadian carpet
4-4 English Oil -cloth
6-4 English Oil -cloth
8-4 English Oil -cloth
10-4 English Oil -cloth
12-4 English Oil -cloth
15-4 English Oil -cloth
24 feet English Oil -cloth
1 Case Persian Damask
1 Case Velvet Damask
1 Case ^Repp Damask
1 Case French Damask
1 Case Piano Covers
1 Case Table Covers
200 PACKAGES GENERAL DRY
GOODS.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK
when purchasing, as no one will do
better with you.
R. S. MURRAY.
No. 124 Dundas St.
NO. 126 Carling St. LONDON.
INTERESTING.
--AED1C-tL men say that nothing is so im-
portant to good health as a room com-
fortably warmed. Tho season of year is now
at hand when you will require the very best
0
cI
S TOVES
BISSETTD BROS.
beg to say that they have just received one or
the largest stocks in the county, consisting of
Stoves of the very latest design and the best
manufactures, which
WILL BE SOLD REASONABLY CHEAP
Their aim is and always has been to satisfy cus-
tomers. Hardware,
Tinware, Copicor-ware, etc.
always on hand. Also the
V7 64.x. n oe It A= 0
and 1,000 L13 SCALER r OR $18.
Old Rags, Copper, iron, etc., bought.
I3ISS ETT BROS.
75) SPRING (75
Gents Furnish'ng
ANI) G1tN11Tt),L
Oult
qiHE SUBS0RI13ER BEGS TO AN-
A. nounce that he has just reeeived it splendid
assortment of
'CANADIAN, SCOTCH & ENGLISH
TWEEDS
BLACK BIWA DCLOTIIS cCt
DOESKINS, ETC.,
svlech for
STYLE AND OTTALITY
wail, RE *HARD TO 13EAT
TAILORING
Department is replete with eVery modern im-
proVenient, and furnished monthly with
srAzlizc:tisT 1:3LATES
OIT
American Styles and Cats.
All Work 'queretitecil, and (int 80 the Meat
' fealitOnahlti tityle
Cell:I:lefty, Ana see the Ohoieeet And heat tie
lehted fitoekstottOteti ttila 6ttotifig et TM* tit.
tires tor C oeuttteortT
Board
NANCIAL REPORT
OF THE.
of Trustees of Exeter School
FOE THE -57FA.A.R 1874.
Ile Cash iribe,,,nd from 160 61
Local and uovernment ,, „, ,,, 580 00
" itoceived for old school site,„„ , . . 697 76
° lleceived of lielland on fenee, and
00401 03ent9S4 4,Oe eta es
" Received forDebentures...„,„.„..,,..,,,3,014 88
" Received- surplus pioney„„„.. .. 9,070 00
" lteeeived school assomement ---------------7,11700
*9,067 16
Audited and found correct.
(Signed)
Exeter, eth January. 1875.
REOP XX' Tf4,
neat. nereire °leaning school, 49.,
paia tar Wood
Bonds, rhino, 4040
rests
" Sehool site
" Teaolters' P8-lerio0
Well and excavating tinder the
schoolhouse
" Fenetng, Draining, &c,
" Interest
" LeVelling round the 80..1,001
" 001)p 6.7 Mothers, foraeonductor,
'iPes490 Printing '
Opening of solmel, kn., Sze
Seating school, dm., &Q.
Building school, ao.,
Pump, water-cloiiete, &O
Secretary and Inspectors
Taking 060401F1
°and splitting wood, ciso
AA
oe,e
Ily cash'in hand
77517
63 70
1800
3909
315 87
979 00
75 04
902 25
11904
8073
5170
18 05
85 08
448 78
7040 35
43 00
67 00
400
82 26
0620 01
347 00
69,967 13
JOHN MACDONELL.
IL C. BOULTON Auditors.
JOHN RANTON
is in receipt of a largo lot of r,
Fresh Groceries
cownsting in part of
Sugars,
Currants,
Raisins.
NEW CROP TEAS IN
Young Hysons,
G-unpowders,
Japans,
Congos, Sac.
His Dry Goode stock is well assorted.
Gents' Felt Hats in great variety,
Ladies -Silk trackets as half price,
Black and Colored Lustres,
Dress G-oods, Prints,
Shirtin.gs, Denims,
Cirey and White Cottons, &c
Cheap for Cash or.Trade.
Don't fail to call and see what he hal. No trouble to show goods,
J. 1141.NTON.
A.*
ENLARGEMENT OF BUSINESS.
JOB Dm
-would bog to announce that he 1ms lately
Purchased the Stock of Mr. E. Drew
CHOICE LOT "niof it
FURNITURE
of every description, thus making his present stock
he Largest
and Best
North of Mond°
He has also purchased Mr. E, Drew's
Sr LIENDIZ) FIEARSE
weich is estimated to be ono of the finest in
the Dominion, and he is therefore prepared
to attend funerals, and
FURNISH ALL REQUISITES
AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE
ARRIVED ATt
HENDER8ON&WHITE's-,
$vo,og...,,:,ssos
ox.steatnablp ..wigroklint, first shipment of yoods
bought 96 by Mr, Smith p018318 177' since hie arri-
val in Britaini4
AT MANUFACTURERS' CLEARING
PowEs,
f 01 idler
saving to Customers
Onigli OM' advantageous counrcilou and fun
command of the markets,
0.13. Smith having arrived 113 the 'British 193,r-
kets to buy his Fall stoc9 for his Wholesale Reuss
in Toronto after the summer wholesale export
trade was °Vol', and taking advantage of the site,
riileos manufaaturers aro williog to make 011 any
Suanuor goods that might be loft on their hands,
rather titan carry them °Art r for another seesee,
has scoured for us several lines at prices that
etund source:1y be credited without seising 1118
goods.
Now opened e lot of
PRINTS AT 8 CENTS A YARD.
Higher wades equally low in price, Alsois, lot of
wide plaid sash ribbons in all colors, frodi 25 018,
to 30 cts. Further shipments coming to hand
weekly.
clearing out boots end:shoos e re-
duced nrices,
RENDERSON &
Successors to0-.13.
W. J. GILPIN,
ST. MARY'S,
Tinsmith and general dealer in stotes,, plows
nails, glass, Rm., ctc. Tinware,, copperware and.
galvanized iron very cheap. Cut nails, $4.30
Cooking stoves $14 and upwards
The Curtin plow. $960,
T FIE NEWEST fit BEST THING OUT
Important to every owner a a
Building.
Carson's Paint,
(improved Fire -proof.) Those who are In
need of Paint should cnquiv; for Carson's
Improved Paint. ,
It is Cheap and Eire-propf; entering the
grain of the Wood; it stops all naval leaks in
roofs, and preserves them agaipt4 the action
of bothsVine and weather. 00 boat is as sex-
viceabl, tr, o of common paint, and to
coats •
WILL LAST A ,LIFTIME
JAMES PIIOUT,
Agent, Exeter,
N. B. -Wood taken ;n exchanse for the pain
A.B EATTIE ScOo
ST. MARY'S, March 25, 16175.
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Coffins, Shrouds, Etc., always on hand,& furnished reasonably
GEOIGi C.A_TIAO.A.
Fashionable BOor.r& SII0E 1V.fAli13113,8 Sign of the *g.
Boot talcan, Ontario,
Wontit, ,hogradni tho inhebitarits of tine Mid thetry,
surrounding Coun, and those visiting
1411650taal'h0t, that he has on hand it littge sto‘cit Of 13oots and Shoes of hIg own num.
Etfacturel also imported work, which he.
CAN SELL AT PRICIS TO 1:111VY OOMPIITITION,
1,1111 ttriat 118 is prepereate at. orate ixori f1.04611.1 to tsetse, ae Ise eistpleee Ilene ebet; Virti
st-ele
*reek:eels, etictieset fiethinif but Arst-cIsts Steek,
ni how 32,
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(rxiliqr nun'
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Every Thursday Morning
dr 'Mt exrricx,
pPPOSIfT )1,10LSOXS 317AN1r.
PERAtt •
e1.80 por annum, payable strictly in advance,
NO' Subscription taken for loss them ell Months.
RATES OF ei.DIeeetrZ7.5IN8-7.
First insertibn por...
subsequent insertion per
Advertisements of strayed attra, articiegloet or
iFze., 'not exceeding ton ines-fliet Montle
; each subsequent n1enth,00801188,
Notices of births, marriages and deaths ineeirte
t 4.
AdVerthiewients without spec 3o eireetioes Qin
he inserted till forbid, and charged accordinglt.
Advertieemente to he Melte mod by it Peale of
solid tionpariel,
r 7d t?f, Y A O PEEMEN 1 )5
Tim following rated will be eharged for yesali
4.lvertisonedsits1-- ,
ONV, triAn. 6 5838 13438
1)!I3 olurn,i1 ....... $24.
ltalf 86 ..„,„„,„, 1$
ighth , " 112 8
II lisiness etirda, nix linet and Muter, th fen
71108, 440,
_
tageslonvellxter daily forLithari and Londea
et 4a10 arriving 50 Liman at 8 ami,,; in London
at 9 a, ea, teavos ink Exeter et. 51ri.tri
Lucini, itt 01').1101 driving in tinter itt 7p08).
sagas ieseetseettoketese for -eftetet at t torn;
it (lfiltdli tit V). a.ni; 010trOn g,"'"
206 p. E*Oteri.:51. 5360114
agettledliti Eteter 4n Tnetidatis,„ .
SatindaYti :ter St. Mary's, tit ti 8,1aigt
ftitiieertikairlit going isle *kW,
arnitatift 118.3.499