Exeter Times, 1875-7-29, Page 4STANLEY 8c JERMY
GRAND
'low 1,70/4 0011t$
$
S1 After011• FQ4
AND
Weeks.
Continue for Several �N
Befng a month later in starting tbnn we anticipated when
purchasing, and having purchases larger .quantities of summer
.-',-,goods than we will requird so late in the season, we are deter-
mined to
I SI't OFF ALMOST RECARLLESS
OF COST
he large surplus stock of goods we have on hand before they
become unseasonable, and in time
Made room for ou Fall Stock.
Our stock consists of
DRY - GOODS,
roc,eries,
OTS ANS SHOES
HATS & CAPS,
READY -MADE CLOTHING,
tationery, Patent Medicines, &co
oLAPpig ovr.
Oablegramof July 22, 1875, the
Canadian Team of eight have won the
Rajah Halapore's Imperial Challenge
Cap, whieli is open to a squad of effici-
ent volllllteera from the Mother Conn,*
try ; one Aqua,d of volunteers from any
Britian eolouy; one sclilad of members
Of the. Iitdiau:statl; oneof the covenant-
ed or uncovenanted ' ,tndiaip* sorvkoo,;
ranges. were 200,-Zi00, and 600 yal'de
(aggregate), seven shots at each dia-
tanoe.
The .Cauadiane win, in addition to
the sup, the sum of 00, whish is added
by the Association,
The total of the spores of the ranges
are as follows, the highest possible
number of marks for each rifieman be-
ing 105, and the Maximum grand total
840 ;_ ,
AND HAS BEEN
IO.TJGHT FOR CASH
THE IN .!?E CHI;APES T A.ND BEST MARKETS AVAILABLI'.
QANADIAN TEAAir
' Points.
Pte. Mills, 10th Royals, 'Toronto„ 88
-Hunter 88
Pte, Oli. pping,Three Rivers Batt. 86
lOIl
8_
ie 1 t Battalion, N.13,.
Pte. Loggie, 6s e
gg , 1
Sergi. Major Cruit,G.T,R.Brigade 79
Ensign Wright, 50th Batt.,Quebec 77
Pte. IIe11,10th Royals Toronto. .,73
Capt., Arnold, 7thBatt., N. B 0
Grand Total ' ` ......... 4335
BRITISiaa:ElAlet.
Fraser...„,
Coldwell
"
t ,
Birch
Symth
Cooper
Parry
Molsaao
Grand total
The following is
Canadians.
200 yds 241
500 " 207
600," .....•187
84
81
79
79
73
72
6
, 64
601
the score ny ranges:
British. Maximums.
224 280
201 280
176 280
M1ee Hanailten, the sister o£ Lady
late ba Married. to Mr. Mitre-
set Stophenaon;'the tfantieal pnnlpagcr
Of the Trtist and Load Company, 'rhe
Marriage will take place On the return
Of their Excellonciee to Canada, �.
Reports from various puts of 1gani.
tobtb state that, after till, but little
damage has been =liana by the rass-
hoppers. Further rano:ts from all
parts state that millions :of insects ap
pear to have perished from. seine-
disease: and that the remainder are flys,
ingaway,
Mre. Jas, Dickson of Fonolon Valle,
has, given, birth to triplets, three girls..
Ono of the infants died .shortly after
birth, but the remaining two .are alive
and well.
Friday night last, ' .while
battling in the harbor at Port 1 -lope
'
with several"otheryuuug; menThomas
Maybank 'vas. drowned, He was in
the.habis of taking fits, and'supposed to
have been in one of them at time. The
verdict at the inquest was rendered in
aeeordauee with the above facts:
Lient.-Goveri}o: Macdonald, who
has been absent from the capital for
"some time, 'Will return in a few days.
Tho Mountain `1VIsadow massacre tri-
id is being proceeded with,, and horri-
ble revelations are being made.
Mr. John Lambert, plasterer, of the
town of Guelph,, had a seriotjs,encouu-
ter with a euad.'clog last ; Friday.. Ile
eventually: despatched the ferocious
brute with a heavy stick of cordwood.'
Two young men named A. J. Osborn
,and W. Muirray left Iiamilton on Sat -
day morning in a small skiff at eight
o'clock, and arrived irl Toronto at 8.30
P. M„ having rowed theentire distance
-about 40 mhos.
The Ifincardine Reporter says that
the offal from the fishing shanties is
thrown into the harbor.
Total...635 601 84010*
Deaf/tot Sir Francis Blond �Flead.
London July 28. -Sir Francis Bond
Head, formerly Lieutenant -Governor of
Upper Canada, and, well known as an
anther, died in London, England, ou
the 23rd inst.' F. B. head was Geyer
-
nor of Upper Canada from 1885 to 1838.
He'was born near Rochester, England,
in 1793, and entered military service
at aulearly age-inithe Royal Engineers
Corps,- serving with eonsidel'able dis-
tinction. He was present at the .battle
of Waterloo, and served in the ca,m
paign under Wellington,bearing a'high
character in his profession, so much so
that aiminin* ompany:gave invitation to
explore the gold and silver mines of
South America between Buenos Ayres
and the Andes. He reached Buenos
Ayres in 1825, and in a short tithe' had
completed the work to the great satis-
faction of the company, h::,ving crossed
the Pampas four tithes a'td the Andes
twice, add ridden upwards of six thous-
and miles, most of the time unaccom-
panied. His "Rough Notes," ;publish..
ed after his return to Englar d, give a
graphic description of his expedition.
Having gained a majority in 1828, he
retired from the .service on the half pay
list. In November, 1835, he was ap-
pointed Lieutennant Governor of Upper
Canada, and heldoffice.during the . dis-
tracted period 'or 1837 and -until.1838:
He has been censured for his adminis-
tration of the affairs during the rebel-
lion; and accused of having
trifled with
the disaffected parties ; but his "Narra-
tive " of the events which took place,
and Which was publishod on his return
to England, has been held to exonerate
him in a great measure from the
charges preferred, and the justify the
course he took for 'tile' suppression of
the revolt. Since that period Sir Fran-
cis had not held any public cffice, but
lived a life of repose.. ,
'Tis Cash that Does It.
STANLEY Y & JERMYN S
BUTER,
while visiting the different markets with
CASH IN HAND,
ana ed to secure several job lines in both;`. dry goods and
groceries, atsuch an
NC1RM U REDUCTION MN' PRICE
as will enable us to sell them at a large per emit
LE PRIOES
//'�} I/hREGULAR wHD ` E5 L A P lCES
• enient in another oolliirnt
rot f rtl 1� �artfttttlara see advertla
�0 11 1 C �
ors, handbills and circulars,
TARGE SIPPL,rG.S.
The Houseof'Comnmons has passed a
Canada Copyright 113111.
Finch,theincendiitry, has been com-
mitted by the. London P. M. -.for :trial.
A number of St. Catnarines folks
have gone' under canvass at the 14 mile
creek -a pretty good idea in these warm
days.
The Grand Secretary of the Grand
Orange Lodge of Ontario East, has giv-
en notiee that during the next, session
the Qntario Legislature, application ,bill.
be made for an Act of Incorporation.
Hugh Donahue, the pedestrian, com-
pleted at Mystic Park Friday night the
wonderful feat of walliull, 1,100' miles
in 1,100 consecutive hours, one mile
each -hour. He was in good condition
at the close.
The steamship Lahore, from Demer-
ara via New Orleans, reports, July 16,
that 6 miles south of Frying Pan Shoals
Light -ship she saw the masts of a largo
steamer sunk.
Mr. Partridge, of. St. Thomas, who
who kept a grocery on Talbot street, is
missing since Tuesday, 13th inst. No
tidings of him have been received
since. -
A young roan named Peter Ray, of
West Flamboro,' accidentally stabbed
himself in the groin with it knife on
Saturday lass. Recovery doubtful.
For some time past a large quantity
Of agricultural implements, principally
mowers and reapers, have been afid, are
being shipped to the lower Provinces.
Joseph Reid, Lyinan Carr and Joh
Purley broke jail at Siincoe on Saturda:
last, and have not been captured. A
reward of $100 has `been offered for
their capture,
T/te Mormon J►Yassucr e
ANN E. HOAG .TESTIFIES.-- HORRIBLE
TREACHERY -WOMEN BUTCHERED.
A telegram from Beaver Meadows,
Utah, July 26, gives the, following par-
ticulars
In the Mountain • Meadow Massacre
Trial to -day, Elizabeth Hoag testified
-Lived at Harmony in 1859 ; was at
a meeting called before Lee, and the
Indians started for the massacre; it was
stated at the meeting` that the emig-
rants should be destroyed. An express
was sent' to Brigham Young, and Lee,
at the head of the soldiers• and Indians
started. After the massacre,:'a; meet-
ing was called to hear Lee's,report.-
Lee stood up and said lie Welinted: the.
Indians to rush upon the emigrants,
but they would not. He then put up a
handkerchief, and a man came out of
the emigrant camp. The emigrants
were promised peace if they would give
up their arms. They agreed, and.
marched out along the soldiers, who
shot them down at a signal, and the
Indians killed the women. He said one
man had a baby in his arms.; after the
first fire Lee said, "Give up that
child," The man replied, " if I die
this child dies with me ; I know you,
John D. Lee, despite your paint." Lee
said he had to shoot the man and child
While Lee was reporting, President
Young arrived, and saw the children in
the wagon in front of the nee tin
house. One boy, eight years, old,
pointed to Indian Joe, and said, "That
nuan -killed lay- pupal he has my „paptee-
.
pants on"''' Lee said; don't 'talk to
children, and wanted them to forget
about -themassacre.
as
sa
cre.
Thos. P. Willis, .sworn -Saw the
goods of the murdered emigrants at Ce-
dar City fifteen or twenty wagons
and 400 or 500 head of stock !heard'
Haight, before the attack, ask my fath-
er the 'best
ather.the'best w1Ly to attack.the train ; af-
ter the massacre I saw ,the property of
the emigrants ; the wagons were in
front of the Tithing house, in Cedar'
City; the Indians ,washed the bloody
clothing in a ditch in Cedar City; saw
the children ; Higbee had a boy seven.
or eight -years old ; my brother had
one; Burbuck had the other.
LNG
bes614sve to thank his friends in 1 xeter and arr'4nlld ug country for their liberal Patinnaffe
in the past, and hopes to mei is a fair shore of bheir trade in tl,e future, lia(iug,
ono of the Largest au
est Assorted Stocks
Usually found in a General Store;`
CONSISTING OF
Etc.,'
_
r.Goo sa Groceries, d
Ready-made Clothirg, wines and 1i
cors Hardware, Crockery, Boots
and Shoes, Leather, etc.
Please give I. C. a call as he is determined not to be under-
sold by any establishmentinthis section' of county.
'VIE. David Kennedy, of Downie, while
endeavoring to catch a horse in a field
the other day, received a soriotls kick
in the head and ii s in'a very danger-
ous condition.
The baseball match, ori Friday bo-
tween;the IEtnas of Toronto andiTecttm-
ache of London, was a one-sided affair,
the Tecunisolls winning easily by a
snore of fifteen to , four. The 1Etuas
only scored'in two innings, being;wnite-
washed seven times by the Tectltnsehs.
Conaidertble excitement isjust now
provaleiitbetween the Guelph Maple
1dc o8tx
Leaf tYbse bait club and the' -London
Toeum8eth8, as to whether the former
Will retain the champiol)shlp.
The prh es welt at Wimbledon were
presented on Saturday by the Princess"
Louise.
The inventor of the Singer sowing
machine, Isaac M. Singer, died at Loll -
d011, on Priday last, aged (linty -four
years.
A despatch from London announces
the death of IV Ir. Melva, one of the
proprietors of the Cunttrdlitio f eteaea-
♦ars•
The North Store in 1, Drew's (`teal :lock, West eiclo Main-st., Exeter,
call and an inspection of our goods and prices solicited,
STANLEY
&daleKETS - ;.
EXETER.= u'
White NVneat - $l 00 ,to c 10
Spring Wheat 1 00 to lou
Oats : 37 to 40 9,
Potatoes 75 .
Peas ... ..
70 to,
12 to. 12_
Buttter .., 15 to ' • 17
Flour per bbl:... 000 to 5 00
Bran 12 to 12
Shorts 11 to 16''
Efo s ................ . 7 00 to'725:
g Beef::,..... 450"to
Hides...5,50
ie
des... 0 04 to 0 05 -
Sheepskins .. ....... 90, to . 1 10
Hay- 11 00 . to 12 00'
Dried Apples 1 75 to 2 00 1;
Onions 75 to . 1 00
14 'to. •15'
AucUon. Sale
OF GOODS
DAJV[AG-ED
By the Late Fire
ON
'ridgy !u, gaattray AItcina0n VgI
Next, at -1 and 7 P. M.
STe$t Door to J. Treble's shoe chop
JOHN BANTON.
EXETER, Jnly 29, 1875.
SUNK TOC
Pire! Pire!
-'1
P'ICI.ARM
having purchased largely ill England for the hall trade, have decided
litiarlt Down e Balance of
then' Sumer Stock
so as to ensure s complete clearance, and make room for new. Fall Goods, which we expect
to arrive in a few weeks. We therefore offer tho balance of our bummer Stook at
J
R E
'begs to return thanks to the numerous friends who so ably assisted in saving his property
during the disastrous conflagration on the night of Thursday, 3rd June instant. And he takes
this opportunity to inform„ his friends and customers that he intends to be
Y•
Ready for Work in about Two Weeks,
when all repairing as well as new work will have prompt attention.
At the same time he would remind those who are
Indebted to Him By Note or Book Account
that -A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED,
A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT.
St. Mary's, June 10, 1875.
94.30.
wool...... 35 36
Y'S -
ST lilAR
(Reported regularly by A. Galbraith, Clerk) ,
Wheat yesterday at 11 a. m. from theJLiverpool
Market was quoted as low as $1 Per bushel.
Deihl wheat, per bused 108 to 110,..
Spring wheat 108 to 110
Barley , 60 to 80:
Peas G5 to 70
OAS 88 to 40
Eggs, per dozen 11 to - 11.,.
Butter • 14 to 16
Wool 85 to 37,:
rias ............... . .. ....... .... 8 00 to 1000 ,
LUCAN
White wheat__ 1 08t 1 09.
Troadv 1111 1 08 to 1 09
08 to:1 09
Spring ........... .. . .... ..... :. ....
Oats 0 30 to 0 41
Peas ... ........... ... .... ..... ,0.75.to 0.75
Barley ,; 90 to ` 95
ilntter 16 to 16
Eggs per dozen 11 to 11
Potatoes 75 to 0.75
Lard ...... .... 12 to ',13.
Tallow : 6 to .. i77 H
800to1000:'I
TTimothytoed,. , 8 25 tri"3 50 -
Clover seed 6`.00 to 6 75 •:
Wool, 85 to ' 85
sheel�skipe , 1.00 to 1 56
Beet..,;.,., ., ........ 600,to 0 50
Sides 5 to 6
Pork 7 00 to 7.50
LONDON.
white Wheat,
tTreadwell.„'---,,,'"t•. 96 to 200'
Red Winter Wheat . 190 to100 „t
Spring Wheat 120 tol 25_
i) norm
EXETER BAKERY
S1 INNER,
FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER, & CONFECTIONER, EXETER,
-villages for
-surroundingrlla
While returning, his sincere thanks to the of 1Jseter and g
w a
their oast liboral,patronagc, hoping • their
VERY
Tho stock consists of
r RUI'T'
attention to his large stock of
Cakes, Crackers and Confectioner
Y
CAKES, 15 CENTS PERR
POUND
Weddings and Parties a Speciality..
I Fresh Bread constantly on hand at Exeter and North Exeter Post Offices,andJ. Short,
Crediton, and Mitchell's, Centralia. Families waited' on daily.
Exeter, April 10, 1874. 87-tf. - A. SE1NNER
LOW PRICES
Fancy Siik Dress : Goods, Fsn ey and Plain. Dress Goods, Ready
made Clothing, White and colored, Shirts,; Millinery,
Boots & Shoes, Fclt Hats and Caps, a:gen-
eral selection of Teas • and G-roce'ries '
CLOTHING MA.DE-TO ORDEf•;..
SAMWELL & PICKARD.,
vats .....,•
SLAPi 010Tiit
Pa)1Wheat 109 tel 10,,
Spring wheat e 1 00 001 10
Oats ,.. 0 40 to 40,
b.arlo'y - 60 to 66
Peas .. 0 72 to '75,:
Butter .,.i. .. 0 15 to 15
Egg 1t11
s .., 1.
I "5CL `ES ' .LCT Or 1$60'
In the mattor of
EMANi7EL R. LISSETT,
AN INSOLVENTi
I the undersigned Dildo W atsotr, of the Town of
Godorioll in the County of Huron, have- teen to)j-
lrofutod A101gn5e ip' this !natter. I
Creditors are r9gti09ted to 15;;o tlrb r`cI Ims'1SFl
ford We Within'ono Month) ,
Dated: at o .o , .nr;
omen 1,115 a P.4u '4Y'-'.* � -
11301E *WATSON':1
- Aa0lgnee
If. KINSMAN, DI,;N'i IST.
Office [Ina
residon00
Alain s4'0'ot
Eaoter. Bu
sinew hours,
arty time
apooddaylf�lht T -
i urdda tf tlxaupt6d)
Adviao' ;rt01 !i, ttintlt
11110u1d +Suri for advise Got t d 1dt'01i' 6 gtl 0 0tH'
0•nb6l0aithey lregit30N faiL Wr�k l
tG that et dn' otbor ()Mee itod' f0416#tririo
t
Exeter, July 28,1875=
PRICES
OF
STH;
HAVE.
Dropped Right Down
AT THE GOLDEN STOVE, ST. MARY'S.
ja C. GILPIN.
G i-1',ORG-E C. 1TEICA A,T
Fashionable BOOT & SHOE MAKER, ' Sign of the Big
Boot, Lucan, Ontario,
TXTOELD acquaint the inhabitants of this and the surrounding country, and those visiting
V Lucan market, that he has on hand a large stock of -Boots and Shoes of his own man-
ufacture, also imported work, which he
CAN SELL AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION.
and that he is prepared to do order work second to none, a- ho employs none but First-clas
workmen, and uses nothing but First-class Stock.
ucan October22,1874.
(61-y1)
G. CATHCART.
H E OLD - - ESTABLISHED
,1 TEIOROUGH, AND EXTENSIVE J _11_Eousn -
,Clearing Sale
HENDERSON
c� WHITE,
SUCCESSORS TO G. B, SMITH,
ARE
STILL CLEARING
OUT
THEIR
STTMMVM 1-+4R STOCK
AT
Unusually :low Prices,
OUR STOCK
mustbeconsiderably reduced before we take
stock, to make room for Fall Import.itions.
HENDERSON & W$ITE
Successors to 'G. B. Smith.,
REVOLVERS AND CARTRIDGES
4-u6's " GooD
UNS'
J..GURD '& SoN, '
Dundas, Street, London, Ontario.
Bave,in stook Revolvers, as follows :=Smith 6c
Wesson, Swamp Angel, Bull Dog, Terrier, Colts,
Standard, My Friend, 'Annihilator, ,Alert. Capt.
Jack ; also every.sise or cartridge.
Wholosile and retail prises cut close to ()ash
buyers. Send nor post for Price List.
N.B.-Gun Stocking and Repairing done in the
hest style.
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Thanking mynumerous customer's for their pat-
ronagein thepaet;'and wouid'aoilelt of their kind
remembrance in the future, 'would beg to remind
them that I have
REV/LOVED
my stock in the Newi'and Commodious Depart-
ments of the
Brick Block
at the south of the old stand, whore will be found
EVERYTHING
IN TIIE GENERAL BUSLNESS LLNE'
consisting of
Dry Goods,
Millinery,
Hardware,:'
Groceries, _
Crockery,
Boots '8c Shoes, -
Bee -Ay -made Cloth'g
Hats, Caps, &c,
Ihave also added a first=class
TA IL0RING
De, artmsnt connection. My`inotto:iS, .' Good
Goods at reasonable rates" Comment isunnec0
sary ; the goods are here to speak for themselves
1 Highest Market Piice,paid for all kinds Of
Produce.
Remember, this is the Oldest Estab-
lished lisheci House in the County., Opposite
the Post Office,
Exeter, May 6, 1875
I,OlYIINION GUN SITOP AND RZ-
FLE FACTORY.`
R. W. 'SOPER
Mannfacturer of and dealer in
[Yat/es, Sitot Cutts Revolvers'
Pistols, Fishing Tackle, atrcl Bunters' supplies
Gun -stocking done in fleet -clans style, Piti -fire
Guns altered oo Contrail'iro.
Sign of the Gun and Golden Itioy, CLARENCE.E.-
,st.,bot:veen.Dundee andndliing,ondon. 751y.
lie jFggi 1, ifimets
rs 1t7i3I.Isnnn
Every Thursday Morning
S.r tl!2Ik orsidtr,
APPOSITE JOLSONS 3A2i3S
Z�IL'11i�1.I� ;
st1,50 par annum, payable strictly in aavanacs
113 subscription taken for into than sia 150nths.
h':IT'US OF uiT7VZ}A,TISTNC7
First hiller tion per linoBe
luaote aubseguont enr,oi'tlon 101 lbeo �0
Advortnietaonts of stvayeed cath« articl0a lost or
'010011, &c., not ov000eitn + tern,• inas---itxbt month
'0,00 erten Subsequent, 1 1111±10,, 50ceuts.
Notices al births, marriages and deaths insartod
t.o1
AlbortisoeSiontstvitlront•slndctic, 00110dhcotipne
bo iiis0rtad till forbid •,and o!aanc�d .
A 11verttse;non te.to.1,e ]MMudsu6Ot
gorier noupat:iol
1154CfL'1 r,6GE Ti'M V
"Mee following area
u1verti0citlants
i�
the 01
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