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;, thrilling affair took plan
at Oxford N. J. Oct. 20, sbortl
after two o'clock, in the odioe ofth
Oxford Iran Oolnpany, which was en,
tei'ec'l by a gang of bui'giars dtlrin'g tl1
tetnporary absence of the hightwatch
mmau,,Wiiliam If. Sheriffs. ,t'etiirn
ing to the office he was startled to ; se
crouching beaxde the safe a human t
lire peering intently in itis du'ection
through a mask, and apparently mak
ing ready to spring upon him. It•wit
an awful tnometlt, He determined t
se11 his life dearly if he must,and draw.
lug his revolver, he discharged it at the
burglar beside the safe and sent a ball
whistling through his heart. Iia three
companions, seeing the tragic occur-
rence, leaped from theil^•hiding places,
and one of them, drawing a club,struck
the brave watchman with it and knoclt-
edhitin down, het as they were about
to place a, pair' of mammies upon his
wrists, a large dog, named Major,came
bounding lipthe,gtltirs, and: seeing the
situation leaped' into ilio fr"ii . and fought
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furiously for his master. The faithful
dog did noble service, slashing about
him with a will, and giving the burglars
no quarter, until at length,,";feeling they
had fangs, they' fled 1/141W:west abject
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02, leaving behind: thein�the dead
body of thier miserable oompanlon lying
in his blood,upon the ':floor. ' As may
well he supposed, the watchman and
doe were fairly fatigued, but fearful
lest another attack niigbt be made. be-
fore daybreak they stood on guard.
Later in the day, as soon DA the co1i1-
munity were astir, an alarm was given
and the route the thieves took were
traced by a heavy trail of blood, which
one of them,doubtloss inoctally wound-
ed, marked in malting his escape. About
half a mile distant an old suit of clothes
was discovered beside a pool of blood at
the foot of a tree, where the bleeding
burglar must have 'changed his apparel.
On the railroad a valise was picked up
containing li complete set of burglar's
tools.
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Two men named Rivel and Wynn, a
G-. T. R. gate keeper, dropped dead in
the street within a few hours . of each
other Saturday evening.
THE report ef the Great Westren
Railway of Canada for the half year
announces that there will bo no divi-
dends. The deficency in the revenue was
one hundred and forty-one thousand
pounds.
Rev. D.J. McDonnell announced from
the pulpit of the St. Andrew's church
Toronto, on Sunday, that he was sum-
moned to appear before the Presbyteri-
an Synod to explain the views announc-
ed by him four or five Sundays. ago, in
a decidedly Universalist sermon, which
he then preached, and also the princi-
ples put forward by him at the receltt
formal opening of Kuos College.
The British and British American
Templars, Free Templars of Britain,
and Australian Templars, have united
in one Order, the name chosen being tne
• United Temperance Order." This
union brings into one organization
nearly 50,000 Temperance workers,
over 10,000 of whom aro in the Pro-
vince of Ontario.
On Wednesday last Charles Patter-
son 'shorti+drI illecT' It. W. Porter, a
herder of'3;os1ees cattle on the North.
age, 39 nnles north of Sydney, Neb.,
where Patterson was arrested. Last
Saturday evening, the. jail was broken
into by a mob, and Patterson taken out
and strung up to a telegraph pole. The
sheriff', however, with assistance, over-
powered thein in time to save his life.
At four o'clock on Sunday morning
the mcb again succeeded in breaking
the jail,taking Patterson and effectually
Imaging him.
'At London, on Saturday evening, n
man named Ed. Irwin, an oil treater,
was arrested on a warrant. by officers
Reicher and Christie,charging him with
having. on the salve day, committed an
indecent assault on a girl named Mary
H. Johnston, 11 years of age, and with
attempting to ravish her. It is alleg-
ed that accused, who is a man of about
40 years of age, and married, inveigled
the girl into a box car on the Grand
Trunk Railway, near the station, and
that he was watched by three individu-
als,who saw the offence eommitted,and
gave the alarm, when the acensed was
taken into custody. Accused has been
bailed in $1,600 to appear to answer to
the charge at Tuesday's Police Court—
himself in $800, and two sureties in
$400 each.
On Wednesday, the 20th inst., a
child of Mr. L. Goring, of this place,
fell into a large cistern, and but for the
timely intervention of 1!i rs.Kittridge, in
whose kitelien the cistern is, we would
have to record a second case of drown-
ing last week, Mrs. K. had charge
of the little one, whose mother had
gone out for a short time. It seems the
child sat down on the lid of the cistern,
which slipped aside, precipitating her
into ti -o water. Mrs. K. heard a splash
and immediately guessedthe cause,
when she at once plunged in and res-
cued the'child. We heard nothing of
the affair until too late for publication'
in our last week's issue. Wo are
pleased to hear that the .lady sustained'
no serious injury from the effects of the
cold water, though she suffered a good
deal from cramps last week, 'There is
another warning to bo careful about
carelessly -fitted tide on cisterns. Mrs.
Ktttridge is deserving of groat praise
for her tally heroic'couduet, We may
state that the water in .the cistern was
nearly five feet in depth, in which Mrs.
K. had to remain some fifteen or twen-
ty minutes, until a neighbor heard her
cries for help. She had thrown the
child out. on the floor, wlio received no
injuries other than a fright. Petrolea
Advertiser.
GRAY'S SYRUP
ov
Red .Spruce Gti
FOB
1t s, Oolds, Iironehia1 and Tliront
Affections.
,a 0flleo,10
lXJ1Tgu.
eter, Orttobor 28,
570 to 9E 97
90 to 95
80 to 00
Potat06 25 to 00
Peas 00 to 00
14 to 1)3
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(00 tc, 1
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12 to 12
Shoats 14 to 10
kiopa 7 00 to 725
13aef 4,50 to 5 90
H(das 40 0 to 50 0
Tileep:kirls O00 toe 8q
Y 00 t 10 00
Dtled Apples 175 t, to. 2 00
Onions 75 to 1 00
l:aitl .. . , „ 14 to 117,Wool 85+
p?' MAl11'),
ilRepoi'tcs1 ragtilarly ily , Galbraith, Cleric)
i?eihl wheat, Per Vessel. 98 • to 100
$!;tingtvhgat 08 to 89
Birley. ...,., 50 to
Peas• 85 to TA)
Opts .. 88 to•, .2U
Eg1, per dozen 11 t0 '12.
1111 ter 15 to 18
Wool ,.,., 35 to ,`37
Hay 1000 to 19 00
1:a•ONDO1Y. i,,;•
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White Whei}tpet eental: 1 65 tol75
' T dwell '' 109 tel. 70
Bed Winter Whisa t 160 to 105
Spring Wh'eatt z , 105 to 170
Batley ,• , ',. 1'2510150
108 t0116
. 0 90to0 02
.Eggs
tter
13tt ii ..
!'icor per 3.04
BL(tn
AFORT ,
Pa11Wheat' 90 to 109
Spring wheat , 60 to fors
Oat; 0 40 to 40
Barley.,,...,.•,..60 to 75
Peas,
0 ,,tn.5
c.
Butter
I.,ITOAN
White wit
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(3yrinlg,
Data „ .,. ,
Eggs, iter (1(');o1i..
VJtat)ey R
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l'zclloly r to
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11ay 81 :00lOiU
Timothy seed 8 +u to '1 G0
Clover bee:I (3 00 o 0i !ir
b.)o11IioezsktusOU 1(0)
Ott to 0 50
3 to 0
Fork .. , `3 00 i0 7 40
' GBANTON,
Deihl:it -oat, 01,03 Treadwef1, i 00 to 1 09 spring
95 to 140. Burley, 50 to, 08. ',Peso, 60 to 85e. (fats,
80 to 81, heel, 6 (0 0.90 Butter, 10c 103(0 5, 44o 111.1es
per lb, pets, Tallow, per lb, b to 7
Friday, No' -1'. arm stock' -and implements,
the property Of: Mr. 6. Kilpatrick, Exeter.
Salo to commence at 1 o'clock. - A Bishop,
Sat., Nov 0—Farm stook,. hay 'and imple-
ments, property of Conrad Messner, lot 2,
eon 15, Stephen. 1 o'c1ocl( p. tr, 13 most.
credit. John rfitohell, ane.
Thursclay, Nov 11—T'horouglr 'bred stock,.
i t1 n —
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horses, cattle o a d shed the �o
, Petty, p property
J
R Hunter attd 1 lc , 4, con 7,:'Osborne.
12 o'clock noon. 12 months credit.
Hodgson, au°
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0 90 20 to IN
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50 o. '70
17 to 18
12 l o 10
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owns,
Nn —IonTuesday, n
Hs x n St Mary's, este 2 d inst,
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.Dlizaboth, wife of Mr John Honey, aged 25
years
O1DERICK'
ONE PRICE GASH STORE,
..45311
JW. Bit0HDIB.ICR begs to announce that ho has, adopted the Cashand One Price System,
which will enable him to soil Goods as Cheap as any store in the country, and as he is
determined not to be Undersold by any house in the trade, his customers may rely on getting
Goods at the Right Prices. Ilis stock is all fresh and now, and his goods have been purchased
as low as any House can Bny them, and will bo
Sold at a Reasonable Advance on Cost
Just Received, another lot of New Goods, making his Stock
Large and Attractive.
•
. An inspection is respectfully solicited, •
Particular attention is palled to his choice assortment of
Dress Goods, Black Lustres, Velvets,
Dress Silks, Black Silks, Velveteens
T erinoes, . Fancy Wool Shawls,
Felt Skirts, Lace Curtains,
Clouds, Countotranee, Quilts, Piado and Organ Covers,' Table Covers, Blankets, Tapestry,
Felt, Stair and Hemp Carpets, etc., etc., etc. Also, a beautiful assortment of
puns }
in Mink and South Sea Seal Setts. A few Choice setts on band, which will be offered cheap.
his stock of Overcoatings, Black Broadcloths, Doe -skins, and Canadian Tweeds, which for
quality Art style will be hard to,beat.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. See his stock of China, Glassware, Crockery and
Groceries. Try his 60c,. k'ea; yon wail want some more. Tho highest price paid for farm
produce.
TERMS --t ASfi; or accounts settled first of every month.
J. W. RODERICK.
N. B.—Special incluct:rnents will be, offered to country merchants, pedlars, or large
f. W. B.
dealers.
Probated from illi ' ti meal; herd sinner' dim.
(Dolioiiiue rIavor)
13alsarnhb, Soothing, Iixpootorant and 'fonts
Bold by t'espeotabte chemists
(Sole eters and 1ianofaeturers,
lalltltY t1'ATlON & CO.,
{'Who1eas16 Druggists, riiotttroeil
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ADu.titltttti`.ettr 2egaat088 rade i\'ittt•k, and,.otr6
w aped and labels are itiso registered. 11(3.6m
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TO SELL !
Demon Laorator`,
TRY OUI CiJBE OR Tl:I11
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FOR 11., jl:)ICIN L Pi1i`L'OSEs,
CRYSTAL t l es 10 pts. per r4olzolet
Pure Dru ds Perfumeries .• Combs, c,
br /, ,.Brushes,
'oi1et
preparations, Fa.ncy Pa s ,tont
GI'''O. TILE XTON,
Manager.
NOTICE! NOTICE!.
C. • M. WEB:13'S, GRANTON
f
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place for cheap 6
cols Having bought his felIat stock
from man
ufactuto n for cash, he isensto give his customers benefit, by selling then at such astonishingly low prices that
even
the closest 'Granger don't hesitate • to buy.
Just look : Wineios plain f-oin Beta, up, Stripe and ohocic,15 ane 18 ots„ worth 25 trouts, Dundas
ba ' peri
dozen. S3. 7v po tdozen. Prints at all prices. and in great variety. Ladies' Felt Skirts from 34 up.
TAFLOR'IN DE PAR TMENT..
C. M. W. having a first-class Tailor constantly on hand, is prepared to make Men's and Boy'
CLOTHING AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST..
Full Tweed Suits, 310 up. Gents' Furnishings a specialty.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Now is the time for cheap boots. Msn's Rip, .only 32.45; Stogas, 32.20; Shanty, 33.10, Women's,
boys' and Children's, a full assortment.
Lots more of that good Ten at 50 eta. per lb., Worth 021; just try it. White crushed sugar,101bs for$1.
Another lot of those latest English and American styles of Hats and Caps,
PAINTS, OILS, HARDWARE AND COAL OIL ALWAYS ON HAND.
es- The highest price for produce in exchange for Goods:
e2TQH' DREW,
in again speaking to the public, would urge upon
them the necessity of paying cash for their furni-
ture, as' it is entirely better for the buyer and the
seller. It is indisputably a fact that goods can
be bought much cheaper when the cash is paid for
them than when three or four months' credit is
asked, and the seller knows that the one who
asks intends taking twelve or fourteen. It would
be very unwise for him not to ask a percentage on •
his money during the whole. of that time, and
place it upon his goods when selling them.. The
merchant can get at best .en:ly three or four
months' credit. What I wish those who purchase
from me to understand is that I can sell •
AT CITY PRICES,
if they treat me as they are forced to do city dealers, and pay
Cash when they buy their furniture. Therefore, it is my in-
tention for the next few weeks to sell my large stock of furni-
ture; but I must have the cash; or positively not more than
four months' credit. No longer time will be given to ani one.
Those who favor ins with their orders will be fully satisfied
at this movement, as they then get goods at the same figures
as they, can' from any of the largest wholesale houses in Can-
ada, as the stock which I always keep on hand is made so as
to sell in the largest towns and smallest villager,. Furniture
delivered free within a circuit of five miles from Exeter.
JOHN DREW.
JOHN R NTON
legs to advise his many friends that he expects
to
OPEN OUT: WITH A NEW STOCK...
IN
C. M. 'WEBE.
TAKE NOTICE!
prtjes. in-
debted to T. Fit-
ton, either by
note or book ac -
account, -are re-
quested to settle
their accounts
within 30 days
from date. .After
the 30th of Nov.
all unsettled ac-
counts
o-counts will be
handed into court
for collection.
THOS. FITTON.
Oct. 27th,1875.
H. .INTORSW-C RT 1--I
CEITEP.AL SEWING M.A.0I3INE AGENT
A SPLENDID assortment always on hand. :Any kind furnished to, order.
A large assortment of Needles, and other Furnishings kept in s
tock for every kind of Sewing Ma -
(alines. Machines Repaired. As I have had a long experience with. Serving Machines, and understand
them thoroughly, it would be an advantage to those in want of one, to purchase it from me. A11`.or- ,
dors by mail.protnptly attended tbf :,•Ifu,.on•st. ODA door West of the Commercial Hotel.
CLINTUN, October 14, 1075. r 111-rn8.
1. •
THE L. H. & B. R. IS COMING
And we, are Still Ahead.
and have opened out the
LAGEST, CHE A.PST BEST'
stook of Goods ever brotlght into L'txoter.
Of Everything in the General. Line of Business.
consisting of
Staple & Fancy Dr.Coods Miliner.
Aar -made C1o'thi sgo
Gontsiri1 3ibS ings, a Cals23 eat'pets, lfotts4 rarnisllillga, Hardwaro, Gr000rios, too iv
and Shoes, Stationery;' talk. Paupers, Crockery and Glassware, Patent 14ledicines',.etc,, Jco.
I have also seemed. the bervieesof
Ma• ♦ ', y,6.3. Y •1 •'
ef flewinanville, late of Termite, lis manager of my Clothing Dsspartinient. All maria ))oat Ott
by him g,natt'antee& to be Second tb Bono in the Dominion, Pant nutting a speciality. All
persocte fMorhig tis 45th a 6911 will Find the goods and prices tight. ltelnolnbor, this 14 the
Disco to get everything ;you woiot at low prices. N. .8.‘ - -All ]rinds of Patin Prodded tahcon lid
oxoharigo.,
titeter 0, 67 tTAS ' PIC: .AS
th iV l f'9 N l WH TE
$1700ESSO S TO 0,
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aro t;h a a. Litt, ",o ,'3' rfia) vrt.ltte i'z
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IN MEN IND x30 'SxY
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,tC B E A P A S E V E R,'t:
JIENDERSON ak WHITE
Successor's to 0, It Smith.
St. Mary's, October 22, 1875.
�plr✓L TO TRE SI'A5b.1.,Olr
THE CANADA CO:IDIPANT''y LANES,
I hereby caution all persona against cutting or
,.
rez o , 1
n vm to n xt from the' Tanis of h
g t telt,
Canada
Company, as• I pan authorized to ,rosecuteppll
trespassers with: the utmost rigor of the law.
..
JOII., e1'ACIiTttAN,
•Tintbet Agent Can. Co,
Exeter, May 19 89•tf.
& S.
GIDLLY, EXETER, CA-
• itIN10T-MAI{Eli' ik UNI171,1172A'fi'PB,, tako
this opportunity to inform the inhabitants of this
and surroundingseotions that their New Hearse
s new completed, and they do not hesitate in say-
ing that it is one of the best in this western part
Our UNDERTAKING Department, am heretofore,
will be found in a very efficient condition
Coffins—plain and ornamental,—also, !threads,etc Funerals furnished o,t the shortest notice.
and most reasonable terms,
N.B.—A good assortment of PURNITUnE Lt -
ways in stock • August 28, '74 52-ly
T O FARMERS
And Stock -Breeders.
W M. SWEET, V. S:,
Graduate '-. ..,, Voterl-,
of the
nary
Ontario "'-td+'`'. College..
Has removed hie office to one door north of a..
Eacrert's harness shop, and nearly opposite'Jibn
Tinsmith shoo. veterinary Medicines al-
ways on hand, Calls promptly attended to.
Horses examined as to their soundness
Auguet28th,1873.
THOMPSON & WILLIAMS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS'
Boiler and
Engine Works
MITCHELL,- ONT.
Two -horse power
wood Sawing Machine
This machine has been thoroughly tested. and
given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with a
. BAND WHEEL
for driving a
Straw Cutter,
G -rain Crusher.
Or other machinery, without extra expense ex
sept for the belt.
TRIAL OFFRED.
• All kinds of
Farminglmple-rents
kept constantly on hand.
BOILER SHOP'.
in full operation.
ENGINES
of all sizes to order,
REPAIRS
Kept .at Bissett's Tin shb iy
txeter.
promptly attended to.
Addres t-
TIIOMPS ON Be WILLIAMS ;
ehell,Ont, r
:pigs irrie,
rs'rvsntsliln
E ery. Thursday', Morning
r'rni: orrroit;
perost r n 1Mo1.SOfi8 331N,
:o:
.31,50 per atunittS', payable str•ictiy in advi le.
$o suhaoilption taken ler loss than .ix months, .
'PATES oFAPVEi;;r sINo.
E'irst littortiott'1Perlfno , ,, 8c
Mach stthsetluentinsottloit ptirline .: 2e
Ad2ortidemehtetof strayed cattle. articles lost of
'oun,l, &C., :net ekeeeding ten loos• -Bret moires
*1,00 ; cash sabsetitlerit Month, 50eonts. •
Notidot of bit'tlia. nairiages and doa.the losetis
At ivertisanienta,wititout epoono altrgatt62 td111
bo 11)900to01411 fdrbld tt(ld,itharg)tl 4eo1•l 1141y-
Ath'ortfaarrlonte to;'bo 9ettsa1od -1*.rt; aortae of
Sethi tionpariol. •
1 t+; 4 RLY Ats'Art.P112PINi.4 '•
tho followleg'rates tti11 to ehargo,i for y'tIrlit
xdvo#tlseinents:—
ooa yr (lit s moil, 1 oto
i
8e4o luMni s s68 $(3
flirter ° 20 12 :, IA
tghtl' „ 12 , e
ii
nainoss advortilethonts"only will be insert.44
8ltthe above rate8. s
Alt others; such rtn't�88tten
Salo%, financial ew tottien", 8900111 no teeFfr „tit,
'Will be 'Charged AO' 4'tiii ft to the IIF* *i 1,
Tdl#stnostoardd, vt it7t;t i