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WMBRODERICK
notify 410 public that his New Store is about complot-
edl and his now stock of
O
d:.
Goods navy c )
and o
T. LTRSTAY, 30th SEPTEMBER,
Will be prepared to show
A largeand well AssortedStock
cif New Goods the whnle stock having been purchased
'within
wW
the last two o weeks.
. ` e s
The subscriber has pleasure in stating that
Goods are Much lower in Price this Season
than they have been for many years past, and in order to se-
cure these bargains the subscriber has purchased very largely,
and is determined to give his customers the benefit, which will
enable him to turn over his goods much sooner than by holding
on for high prices,
" SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS"
being his motto.
His stock will be found
Choice,
Good and
a,
Well Assorted,
(nd it is only necessary to call and examine the prices to con-
vince all that Goods will be offered. at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW FIGURES
Circulars will be issued in a few days, giviiig a list of the
,different classes of "Goods kept in stock.
The subscriber also wishes to'take this opportunity of return-
ing his best thanks for the support so kindly bestowed upon
him during his business in Exeter, and trusts by strict atten-
tion to business and fair dealing to merit a share of public pat-
ronage, and can assure those who favo-- him with a call that
.o pains will be spared in order to please every customer.
J ■ OD IC ■
P.S.-The highest price paid for. Butter and Eggs.
THE L., H. & B. R. IS COMING
And we are Still Ahead.
.and have opened out the
LARGEST, ` CHEAPES & BEST
stock of Goods ever brought into Exeter.
Of Everything in theGeneral Line of Business.
y g e 1. slness,
consisting of
Staple & Fancy Dry -Goods, Millinery,
F.Oa.d -made Clo'kh a .gp+
Gents' Furnishings, Hats Rs ,Caps, Carpets, House Furnishings, Hardware, Groceries, Boots
,.:and°Shoes, Stationery, Wall Papers, a:rockery and Glassware, Patent Medicines, &c., circ.
I have also secured the services of
MR W. H. IVES
of Bowlnnnville,late of Toronto, as manager of my Clothing Department. All work sent out
by him guaranteed to be second tonone.in the Dominion. Pant cutting a speciality. All
persons favoring us with a call Will find the goods and prites. right. Remember, {,this is the
dace to get everything you want at low prices. N. B. -All kinds of Farm Produce taken in
exchange.
Exeter 9, 1875.
JAS. PICKARD
Ole ari
Sale
OF
SUMMER STOCK.
•
SAMWELL
.•.4
PICKARD
having para a ed largely in Enland for the Fall trade, have decided to
"nark Down the . Balance
their Summer Stank
to ensure a complete clearance, and make room for new Fall Goods, which we expect
to',arrive-in a few weeks. ` We therefore oder .tle'balance of our Summer Stook at
VERY LOW PRICES'
¥fc;tri tip
R,trpl�r�a,_
Mr. J Y gavage, twodoorrstrerrl Mclean s
tvi„itws been Appointed our agent fel l,uca>.t 1.11,14
vi'lxiitylnut tot'iod to rceoiti'o oidors, for cub-
seiiptioe0.jeeprintin ,&v.,M4totolieutW3,3°1rrlta
.and give receipts ter tee same.
'rho went le not roslaorrsiOle for all einlel;l)and.,
Wren* our own Corresoout'vnt).
Li ai . If lleiary".Ward Beechen (
Brooklyn be virtuous or ,l:lonry J orgit.
son of London township bo ail up-
right nragistr•ate they are sadly belied,
men, Public opinion is strongly,.
against the roriner, although a jury of,
his countrymen taile&.to agree its to his
guilt. Pizblio opinion in this plane as-
sociates too name of the other with
magisterial chicanery aua a doterulina-
iiorl to suck outundue advantage from
those vide are t ufortunate enough to
to his court 1n quest ofjustice, and
go � . � .
the ease of Coiporatioti 'of Luciiu vs,.
Henry Ferguson, lately tried before
the County judge brought facts to light
which will go far to justify Liman
pub-
lic opinion. The Lucan License In
a ,actor lodged a colt- Ilaint with For
1
guson against ouo Commis for selling
whiskey without license, and,` although
it was the duty of the magistrate to
take the vase without a deposit, he re-
fused to do so but got $12,80 ,from the
Inspector. He afterward, through
means of his constable, got $13,50 out
of the accused, $3,50 of which he
complained the constable kept,and,nott
withstanding this Connors was sent to
jail for lion -payment of his fine and
served his time in prison. When the
council applied to hint for the return
of the deposit he said it was all swat.
lowed up in expenses and he showed a
bill of costs of over $26 exclusive 'of the
$3,50 he alleged his statellite appropri-
ated. The judge was of opinion his
costs were outrageous but to make as-
srranoe doubly sure ho had the hill
taxed by the county attoiney who pro-
nounced many of them illegal, and the
result is that the municipality has ob-
tained judgment, although not for
the full amount of its claim against the
justice, The corporation deserves the
thanks of the pulic for' the determina-
tion not to be imposed Llpan.
The stock consists of
:Fancy Silk Dress Goods, FaucY and PlainDress Goods Beady
made Clothing, White and colored Shirts, Millinery,
Boots &' Shoes, Felt Hats and Caps, a gen-
eral 'selection of Teas and Groceries
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
SAMWEtL & .PICKARD,
osier, July 28,
075,
GI'I.i ✓i"TO.)4".'
Coxalslix.-Granton Fair will termi-
nate to -morrow (Friday) by a grand
concert in the evening. ' The best pro-
gramme'yet offered to a Granton .audi-
ence, 80 reported..
NEN GRAINsTorn .--Tllo site for a
new graiustore was located by the G. T.
R. engineer on Friday. The gentlemen
who are pushing this matter will begin
work at an early day.
CATTLE 'KILLED. -We understand
that nine head of cattle were killed a
once about 3 miles west of here on th
Grand Trunk Railway, on. Friday last.
They wore the property' of Alex Lan
ford, South Boundary Biddulph.
P. or H. -The regular quarter]
meeting of the "Victoria Division
Grange.., Patrons of Husbandry, ria
held here in the Temperance Hall, o
Saturday last. About 30 ropresenta-
tives were present. iVluch interes
seemed to bo niauifested in their work.
"Victoria" was entertained to dinner
and lunch by Granton suborclinat
grange. The socialty and iuterconrse
thereby afforded is a high recommenda-
tion' for the existence' of the order. In
the evening a public meeting was hen
when addresses were given by Messrs.
Donald son, Fotheringham- Johnston,
and Porter, on the general objects o
the order. The information 'solieitec
will tend, I doubt not, ,to" dispel HMO
misapprehension • exisisting regardin
.he order.
EplscorAL Ciuncn.--A meeting o
those interested in the erection of th
new Episcopal church was held o
Tuesday 14th.' . It was resolved not t
proceed this season, but to make pro
paration during winter for a vigorou
proseci tion of the work during the sum
mer of 11576.
ELOPEMENT. - Somethingnew an
novel in its character, at least for till
locality,' in the shape of an elopement
has furnished food for gossip for a weel
or more. It would appear thatdurin
early summer an intimacy sprung u
betweenthedaughter of a- prominen
resident of London township and
young pian named Peaslee, also of Lon
don. Tho intimacy` gradually ripene
into
affection. Onobserving
this th
parents of ye maiden faire caused he
to return home (she was away at firs
acquaintance). Her sister took he
place, and the visits of the young, ma`
becoming troublesome,
he was iorbalde
the house. Ghosts were visible in th
rear part of pa's farm after this. Man
causes were assigned, but subsequen
uen
'events indicate clandestine meetings o
the injured couple in this wise. How
ever, thimzs went on apparently ac
cording to order, so far as was visible t
the unobserving eyes of the "innocent'
parents. But lo ! one night last wee
Gosse ri would not go to bed yet ;" i
" was too warm in this room." Sin
raised the window for air. Pool• Mar
tha fell asleep, dreamed, and next morn
ing awoke. Gosse /0 waru't" there
Silo had flown, baggage and all, out a
the window, down over the verandah
thence into the loving embrace of he
Peasle,, and soon was on the road t
Strathroy, where' the twain were road
one at 7 next morning, the measure 10
wedding dress having been taken 'b
friends in pa's house about tFw o wveok
before, and was already made. no
returned to his friends to hear at lutes
vacs the fearful denunciations of til
bride's parents, but to listen with a
air of triumph worthy of a succe:5sft
issue to a more 1101101 able earnpalgn.
OUSE AND LOri, VOR
S
ALK,-
A good one-8te yframo house, containing
l roenrs ;alai] # acre ott laud, ,ttdjohrli g the Market
(pato, Exeter. On the lot is an oxeollsrst toll of
ater, 1� or partieulart apldy to IsAA(; 13.13,W -
DEN, 13xotcr. 7i•tf.
0.13, NO. 924
.1E-4« 141141rf, of lnoat-
ing--li irst Priday ie_ ev-
ery month,, owl! Stah-
1 it f4 atOrO
10 �J'orhy ,
]brewr s new bl0ctic, Main
st. Criszl,in ilrotl,ran
cordially invited to at,
told;
OA'1')aN WIilT IS.
JOAN' �C'11Ir3i,
70:1y. secretary,
IIINCRE SE .
�
Il •o
13a1• ry r t vn
, of "Winr;hclsoa,ir)lorm$ his 4rlorfds
that he can suj'ply therm with' ell manner Lea}},,-
ing, inowiug and threshing machirrti repairs, 110
ie s,lway5 ready to meet his friends. and do his
best for them by supplying them with, winner e
00011 work, HAJIll;w DIt(iwN.
ISSOr, tJTION OP PARtiTNER-
SItIP. i'bo pat•tner•shlp ho5°o0oforo aximt•
ia14 between ill00e1.0. iIo11510. & Trott, doing bust,,
t the ovish
10
of Stephen as butchers and
f)rors, has ham dissolved 5)5) 0)1100)101 OOntOiit
w
this. �tailt day of 1)ncbtelber, F1876, All :tecnun s i11
favor of and 04041s0 the late erre will be settled
by 0, liolnian. j N, NOLOTAN
6ThitaA. iier,ttAS1, 1,,W IIN P.T#,f1TT
.w rlluw.',1'xrorr,
Witney t.4107411stopheir, sep1,a,1076,
aa,'.FTRat
Lt.'I.
Sono , Ou'r,-Mr.': Greenway,
this placo, has disposed of his store I
Mi'. J. Parsons, of Crediton, • who wi
shortly take possession.
MUCH NEEDED. -A8 'Centralia is rap-
idly growing in population and import- t
ante, and there being avery large num,
bei of children in the 'neighborhood of
school age, the necessity for a new.
school section being formed is daily bo.
corning more keenly felt: We suggest
that some steps should "be taken at an
early date to endeavor to secure' so de-
sirable au object in favor of the rising
generation, seeing that• education in 'a
thousand instances has proved to be a
better, and more lasting fortune than
wisthitn,
:3C101n.
wealth without
OBARIVAllt.---A. few evenings since we
were treated With a spullnleli of this
singular, not to say barbarous mode of
wolcornirtg a newly-anarr•ied couple into
the village, Triose engaged higetting
up and carrying out siren Seref.\ ides, of
oouraa are Only aetuated by feelings of
mirth and good will, yet in the eyes and
euro of all good and consiiltoft citizens,
this mode of honoring now ,C011101`6 can
only bo looked ujlori an it brottoh of to-
npoat, its Woll at of nil wv and good order,
and it. laroceoling far behind the
lightened wl cin whiob we live. tis to
be hoped, however, unlit the goed sane'
Of min young people will holioofortla
bury this itidoeoloua and foolish oust;
tom .and Bever jet it rise agai31 iii Qoi
traria.
1LL4ai V1 O1'10,1.Y 'FOR SALE
To be spld in the village of Exeter, on Simeon
street, sputh of the Bil)lo Christian 17hurali, s one
and a halt story brink dwelling house, containing
elx,r`oerus, With nearly 3 of an acre of land Tile
1,report is well fence „picket in front and eleee
boarded at the Bidet, and the house is new, llaving
been built iu tho s tiring, k'or further particulate
apply at this etliee or to
104
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mc ''Alun---GBI .- At th -residence a the.
1, da' o f
brides fatheriixoter, on the 15th inst,Mr, B.
Mental, of Sootorth, to Miss Sarah,
eldest daughter of Mr W Grigg, Exeter.
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l30awNi4m-In Usborne, en, the '21st inst., Sarah
Ann, daughter of Mr. Jirilles Brownlee, aged 19
,7 t
Fuoars month audt4days,
ie'a1 takes place toelay, at 1 p.m.
Sur:refs-In aixoter on the 18th inst.,LuluMinnle,
infant child of Mr. Wm. Suttee.
rxonAzan,T0 10 Exeter, one the ii inst., infant
child of Mr, War. Pfekard.
Sale Register •
Wednesday Oct, 6:-I! arra stook, and implements,
the property of Air. N. Clark, lot 5, con
phen, Terms, 14 months, 12 noon w.
• sonAuo.
Saturday, 000, 9--Parm stock and implements,the
Property of Mr, J. Fitzgerald, 14 months.
Eodgsoli Aub.'
Saturday, Oct 2' -Farm stook andimplemonte,
property of A, 111cEaohan, lot 15, eon.
phen. 14 months, 12 noon. H. Ort, Auot.
Sat.,' Sept, 25 -Farm stook, implements,
the property of S. R. Wanner, lot 7,
Hay. 10 o'clock a.rn, 15th inonths
H. Orth, assn.
Monday, October 4, 1875 -Farm stook,
monts, &e., the property of Mr. R,
lot' 20, con. 8, Stephen. 1 pin. A.
op, auctioneer. •
Monday, Oct. 4 -Village lots at Centralia,
property of Mr, Thomas Trivitt.
D. Shoff, auctioneer
Tuesday, Oot. 5 -Village lots, at. Hensall,
property of Messrs G ct J. Petty.
o'clock noon. W. Hodgson, aro
Sat, Sept. 25-,9l1age lots in Exeter, propert3
of Mr. ,T Southcott, < 4 p. m. Wh
son, auctioneer.
9, Ste-
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W.
the
12 Ste-
etc.,
eon, 9,
credi':.
imple-
Adams,
Bish
the
1 p in.
the
15
Hodg
$ 100
105
40
40
• 60
12
- 17
600
12
10
7 25
5' 50
0 05•
110
10 00
2 00
100
15
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to 10.1
10 5
to 75
to 65
to 40
to 12
to 16
to 57.
to 209
tot 00
to 180
to2;05
to 100
1'27
to105
tol 05
to 10
to 65
to 6O
15 to 15
.to 11
1 02
to 1 05
to 1 10
to 0 80
to 95
to 10
to 11
to 0 75
to 13
to • 7
to 10 00
to,3 50
to 6 75
to 35
to 1 50.
to. 6
.„.e./.! s
Txntreifc.OExa r September
O to ,23,
.L' ii TkIt.
\Vilito Wneat. $1 00 to
Spring Wheat 1 00 to
Oats 37 to
Potatoes 40 to
Peas 55 to
1ggs 11 to
Button 1G to
Flour per bbl.... ... 600 to
Brain •, 12 to
Shorts . 14 to
Hogs 7 00 • to
Beef 4 50 to
'Hides- ... ... ......... 0 01 • to
Sheepskins::, ....:. ..:...... 90 to
Hay 10 00 to
Dried Apples::,.,.:, .. ,... 1 75 to
Onions y..•... 75 to
Lard„: ................ 14 to
, Woul- ...., .,J .... ., 35
ST. MARY'S,
(Reported regularly by A. Galbraith,
Deihl wheat, per busscl 1. 00
Spring wheat ... 100 to
Barley , 55
Pens - . .,, , , 60
Oo•ts .., ... ... 38
Egg., per dozen ,. .,, ... 11
Butter ... ... . 14
Wool 35
Hay 900to1000
LONDON. -
White Wheat, per cental... ,. • 190
" Trc adwl oil : • 160
Red Winter wheat„. ,., -...-"•.. 1.770
Spring Wheat.., •.. 2 00
Barley . 100
Peas,,. 180t0182
Oats .,. . 1L5t°
ST_,AFOI0T11.
Fall Wheat 100
Spring wheat:,. •. 1 00
Oats 0 40
Barley 60
Peas 0 55
Butter 0
Eggs i 11
LIMAN.
White wheat 1 ((Oto
Treadwell' 1 00
Spring,:.. 1 10
Oats 03910041
Peas 0 55
Barley 00
Bettor 10
Eggs, per dozen 11
Potatoes., 75
Lard 12
Tallow 6
Hay : 8 00
' Timothy send , 3 25
Clover seed 6 00'
• Wool. 35
Sheepskins 1 CO
Beef, 600to050
Hides - 5
Pork 700to750.
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Which both ]uys Oh Bells for Cash
f1RST•C19SS GR91N
IS NOW OFFERING
B,11,(1 A Full Pound xn: Weight !OR I�4�O� ��R '
and one ufIlypound and Woou ounces anwei�ht> of a very superior r nale, qbite equal ��f not better, than any o h r manufacture
in the Dominion for
.4.50
AT GREATLY GREY .COTTONS TLY .._ .A, RED - ED
U C PRICES,
MORE
A Good Cotton, 34 in. wide for 7 ots.; and 36 in. wide for 8 and 9 ots, per yd. A large lot -
OF THOSE
CHEAP
from 12• cts. per yard up just arrived, Also, a quantity of those cheap
HOLLANDS
TOWELS
at 5 and cts. each and Tovellrn s at 5 and 8 cis.. ei yard. A. fresh supply
ofSugars lust arrived, and selling
still cheaper
r
than
before.
STANLEY &
Is the Cheapest Spot in Town for Anything or Everything fn the General Store Line.
Exeter, September 7, 1875.
JOHN B ANTON
begs to advise his many friends that he expects to
OPEN OUT WITH A ,NEW STOCK
IN
PANSOI 'S NEW BLOCK
October Next
About 7th
August 18th, 1875.
G ElOG'E LA 3C:A
Fashionable BOOT &- SHOE MAKER Sin of the �' Big
.�- g
Boot, Lucan, Ontario,
Arr
OULD acquaint the inhabitants of this and the surrounding country, and those visiting
V V 4 , •
Luoan market, that ho has on hand a large stock of
Boots and Shoes of his own man-
ufacture, also imported work, which he
CAN $ELL AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION.
and that he is preparecl to do order work second to none, a:, he employs none but First-clas
workmen, and uses nothing but First-class Stock.
G. CATHCART.
Lrcan October22, 1874. (61-y1)
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JERMY■
R ODDS' " SELLING CHEAPER-
R 7°4/6) G THAN F.VERAT
HENDERSON & WHITE
] M P O R IU M �IIac sso�s�ro G. s. SMITH
•' ST. MARY'S
GEORGE KEMP
begs to end the attention to those desirous of pur-
chasing a first-class article_ in
Pipes Tobaccoes Cigars
that owing, to the increased demand he has im-
ported direct from England a splendid assort
wont of
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, TOBACCO.
POUCHES (different designs)
Cigar Holders (best quality),English Clay Pines
in great variety, Genniuo Briar Pipes, Tobaccoes,
all the leading , arioties, and other goods for use
of smokers too numerous to mention, which will
bo sold 25 per cent. les than any other place in
Exeter. Remember the spot, next door to Tre-
ble's shoo store, Main street, Exeter.
GEORGE KEMP.
Exeter, Sept. 16, 1875.
OYER
400,000
Our stock this season has been bought and se,
lected for us by Mr. Smith personally in the Euro-
pean markets, from first hands- for cash,. along
with his own stook for his wholesale house in Th -
route, at a timo when trade allover the world was
stagnant and the money market most stringent,
and goods in the hands of manufacturer a drug,
thus placing him in a position to make his own
terms for rots and to take full advantage of the
highest premium that has ever been placed, on
READY' MONEY"
for years. We aro now prepared to show our cnlE-
tomers Cneaper Goode and Bettor: Value than we
over did before, and only goods bought under arch.
cireumatan'- es And in qualitit:es such as a whole-
sale house requires could bo shewo at the prides.
Ordered and Ready-made 1both=ng Department
enlarged. Piles of new Tweeds cheap, arts great
Bargains in Ready-made Suits.
HEN.DERISON & WHITE
Successors to G. B. Smith.
St. Mary's, September 22, .1875.
S& U. AG. SOCIETY. -THE
• following prizes will bo offered for horses
f Q in the several classes by tho Stephen & IIeborno
/ Agricultural Society at the show' to bo held in,'Ex
eter, on Thursday and Friday, 7th and sea Octob-
er,1875. See largo posters. "
CLASS 1st. `- HORSES --HEAVY
DRAFT.
Best Brood Mare
f
Hemlock Lumber or S'
V
AT THE
Freidsburg Saw Mil.
TNO. COOZ, BRo,.
Frei
) oundirco country that to ortn they hhae vepeople
ngover 400,000 feet
of DRY HE1311e 1010 LUMBER, which they are of-
fering at greatly roducod prices, viz.,
$6 PER THOUS'.tD, IN QUANTITIES,
being $1 less than last year's figure.
ALSO ASH & BASSWOOD,
A11 kinds of sized Lumber, scantliug and joist up
to 1811. in length always in stock, Longer than
that sawed to order,
JI30. COOK & BRO.
Froidsburg, September 16, 1875. 107-3m.
INTERESTING.
EDI CAL men say that nothing is so im
i3 portant to gord health as a room com
fortably warmed. The season of year is now
at hand when you will requite the very
best
7^ S
ATO Y �
1st. 2nd.
$2 00 $100 -
Foal 2 00 1 00
Three year-old Gelding 200 1 00
Three -1 `rFilly
l old L. OU 100
�.
Two-year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Gelding 2 00, 1 00
One -year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
Span of Draft Horses 3 00 2 00'
CLASS 2nd.-HORSESGENERALP• URPOSE
Best Brood Mare 2 00 1 'al
Foal 2 00 1 00
Three-year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
One -year-old Filly . 2 00 1 00
One -year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
Span of General Purpose
Horses S 00 2 00
CLASS 3rd. -CARRIAGE HORSES.
Best Brood blare 2 00 1 00
Foal 2 00 1 00
F -i Three-year-old Gelding 2 CO 1 00
Three-yoar oil Filly 2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
One• year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
Ono -year-old Golding
l°i Spall Carriage Horses 0 00 2 00
Baggy Horse 2 00 1 00
Best pla,ir Driving Horses .
AND (Roadsters) 2 00 1 00
2 0() 1 00
B I SS ETT BROS. Best Saddle Horse 2 00 1 00
beg to say that they have just received one of
the largest Stocks in the county, eonsistiug of
Stoves of the very latest design and the boat
manufactures, which
WILL BE SOLD EEASONA73LY CIIIaAP
Their aim is and always has been to satisfy cur
touters. Hardware,
Tinware, Cop erwwareetc.
always onhand. Alto the,
v7 at iAo0 Azt
i
anti 1,000 :Li3'OCJAf,I;ci101t Il18.
Old Pas Copper, herr roto, bought.
g pp ]BTSS'11'1"i' 131.108t
Stages laaye l iter daily for 1,uoalr and :t•,Ondot,
at la•m,; arrivlug 10 •1',iioan at tZ a.ni, ; hi London
at et, nf, 8aaves London for lvxoter et 0pan
x,odair, at 511, n).: arlvi6g hr Exeter at 7 p'.±0
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twi os leave Exeter dailyfo CI teat u 6 a,
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080p.no arrive in 100±0±r, at We pan
at,agesleave Exeter on Pnosdaytr Thursday
ar dsaturdays for St• ly cry's, at 0 a,tu„a0rii iiig in
ti►defer Aeon trains qc int; east a..il west, Loays
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$0.10 tier annum, payable- strictiv n advance
NO subscription taken for lees Chnt ele•rtro=ittt+a'.
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168e1 '9iikis0 )unit 1)1500000 per lino . ,,:,20
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