HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1878-2-28, Page 7PiagRUARY 21, 18 S
Ai .I)EATII AMONG THE COWS,
%tor some to futile pest there ]las
'tel'" an uneasiness fueont the farmers
land stock rata:era of Hopewell, J.,
over the appearance of to inyateriou:a
dl,se3x'3e faulting the cattle in the tie/eb-
b:Yrlta es. '1.114/ malady has been atten-
tively titu'iied by all the beeline c lo•
(lectors of )u3r+eS county, hitt a -knelt
Rey u@t:talilllitY of opi lion ll ^ink• reach -
a:1, 13 nue it is termed h•971,Iw aerie
by another Bitola-pll, 1nuenia, while
a tiers t1lhi It II the lex:la pest, n•tlti:l
lids lrltaved ,o i irnetll'e in the 6-, nth
4111 S tltltwest.
`l11't 1 tineipal sniff -rev thus far h e
ift,en Mr. liuhhert'i". Dalrymple, r+'alti
lite a :Abort dist3'Re,3 from tint; tiiIhigd.
Tet I10. a i ,,:t :6,` first appeared in a Cow
i send for you again,, doctor ?" 4'We11,'
avas the reply, as he looked at the
poor woman earl then at her wretched
surroundings, "I don't think you need
send for mo again. She cannot pea-
Iaibly get better; and to save you furtll-
{'r trouble, I'll write you a certificate
!for her burial. And he did. After the
doctor departed that we pan --;woolen
alwaye were wilf411---,got batter rapidly.
:She has now calmpletely recovered,
and goes atont carrybig her burial cer-
ttirate u•iclh her.—(Sheffield Tele -
oath.
Rachel U. Whipp has gone to the
Ohio State prison f.1r seven years, She
r married an aged and wealthy widower
i Mediae, in the expectation that he
would stem die and leave her his Prop-
irgE TIN. i! S
0'11171111 & 00.S ADVERTISEMENT,
Saws,
Chains
Cattle Ties
7
1877) P ING (1877
TUE OIJD TLG USE
Atall tittles, a2ldparttr marry at a perish. Cut Trade is universally depressed and money
scarce, It in iu the iutt•r .st of every trlytrr to purchase where he eau art du -:allele Le wants
at the lowest rate. Ine•tllintt your alttntiuu tri my present stock, I de so with r1•e.'y condi-
moo; it being more carefully ai,ortt:e and. @+rtr:ettod than that of OW; I!l°t:11014, t r a.:tilt,,
Lathe tyle Dry Goods
Iivery clela;irtment is relvlcte ' itis the most t=eto;.":n ,lee and fashioaaable far.: ics, marked at
prices which should c'Har1!aauau a tatenti nt ef:l.t ter1;, t "c `t"st lotyt•r . SUE (+It?'LhEAI
Axes of superior quality, (,Lt,T4?I:r Flisl 1t.r. MIL IN, IVES t it..l:cad
I Leather Belting,
P.RIAGE LICENSES ISSL .
AT
In leillinery
l'uderthe luanas>euleut of Miss .1?c(iiogitbou, tico can sit, ttlte most fastill.la.-., Our str,ck of
Groceries, Boots and Shots, C.'tlrlaall�tll, English and Aluerican
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
one of the largest au"1 l'. est ass /rt€ 41 i,l tit (` r zt^. Int •nding 1ptrchas• rc will co It their
wp wi"la me others hal I .. pantile' ' t
crty • but he continued in robust
best interests by examinLll:a tt3t . !oef2 1befOrt. ge:t ." el 4.,R rf'r('..
cal from .tt2L. Taylor,. a cattalo floater,`11('alth, and threatened to make a will O..BYhNE 04. C
atitettt tv, o %vette prcrinala. tI.•s. Pi} loci' e; her no mere than the law ce.a-
turn 1414 besi ht theta from a th.. - r l 1, JEetl l;iu1 to. One right ht he awoke to le
v.1lt� 1° tel b t.0 on his way home flue fled a 11: ase around his thele, and his
(.'orani:e u @la ;;°. Th0 COO wits t white wife 11utllieg a the rope, nUch rYall r a '...' 1, Mall ot.Ti1 1. R.......
!xd'„ . .r \ 1�.ta�4:
(Ali:, D. el..S t at, ti"i='?lt moll til .7.Not:'lbeent tier, nigh a staple ill the wall of the' la Tail.: 1,::,-.^..
(a(lrlwi a Da, With 153 4122_ t of au tin :loom. She lanle.nale d to h'.ang pito and
f.,at!ih 1r,e-i,.1. o ('a tats day of being putC.a' reoilhl,, 1at:li'-"S't4:be 11a"1 c'allhlllilttetl
,
tie% she yielded t rte• eliit`-tutitiet of rieh epic dei,
n"" °: ,• a•t we tega!',le•l by Mr. Jtalrv-
nipl�'..is the mast v.alnabl " Reheat pi 'i DEATH C$F N OLD %`ltl tinasal:,T. -, Mr,
hi lit'd. The first symptoms neral i 1lelar. Here, 11;0'x1 108 vee"ars died a few
•Co71:ei11•a a alYal a�tl•': <.ii'Q not Unlike Ihdt I t1 :' a°.!@i aft hi+ le•-it16311Ca, I allyhun.
Wa le•`a matted t[to lee,,i.1°uinp "f the 1',$ttada45It. 13,• wns one of the oldest
PI•'t-', '1'•41+ ansa, vi `1+lYiut t,l S,tal I'rt.t 1h1R; ;11 i:a .1-t•i.tual. Ilia remains
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Nis.
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1, a,l' lauY#1 iu tit. t,,w1 lural •4f 1.3 allinte -
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t'iilo, !levee ha 1'1land»tbO4, 199
,t e 't . , M' ; aACa tit +hats i. Il s (f lda.t w,,?a l
$4/.i. 1 a� b'S'i1 rd 44/, «.9,C e.: t'(- C � site, +'» tit '.
a, oei .B.tC•"s l'. :e ai+:,nt A.iaittltt ^9i t4»It Dl }.0• "t' ➢aP,2':«l9a'r were 1,tre'4'4at, $1'1. • 6
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JAMI�.SPICItAfl
MARKETQIIESTJON
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lens 1 thiaaa° 1:41' rt`Inapt tar;' to lctr e *it attl; pf
Dry Goods, Grocc es, Wines and
Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
1tl1l Street, LxeteI
,which will Isold
at
LOWEST MARGIN ON COST.' '
,
1tte iul?a1►1t'111ts of Exeter att(t °lt 1tlill• need. net Leel troubled
1 at the wlei tlof a }lilttrls('t wherewith to wake to hey, but
call at 1.l(` * [ °)1'O of the S'tb ('1'ib(;r and
,a a tee w. ieseea esetteee
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tiff ' Datd it: 41',21. net let vet •itis Yuri i tv --teiha i.• lu d litt tlar,v trtIet,, 101:1
3 tY . • h9"l'n'ai;iall:4, '.l Yee l.ra t i ?s}11DIe+1 ,lf•rtt 1Y441- Yla
11 ,..lar #! a. .:f 11 k.;,..s:1 Ira wits "n, ly app (•2"4443('4/1 hr #1 1:trd'e a *41tt!IYCe!
)444%44 13: +h n -A lir IN, a 1, It .1 .,0. tt's 11,'1::5Ee,-t4d by alis !warty
,:2Pit It 71 a•:.r sa
for t-,.. Ci t• .4114:01.-, star l 'lie`'tat rival' of ilt
tl•y1.,u a •'u 1 w... t• „ii,rlr lila P 24art *EDlae<r "l'ar• its yrnA:1)l l lvila!R tool la
.t•c-t9' 4'.51.• a'`i r,'-'_1. "1:.1Y91;i ft:' '•.i1.. ,1:141• e,ttntl'e►alk42 t.lrtlait;,`,1 tie. e' 111.--1`►aaita111telhl:
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Wit . 41.2,'9tl 1 2'l+ tt_int,! . t':2111y 2ai•e1 11 2 •:l*'Gr, r (1'1S''t* r i .11•'�.ar:R. , r.i
.t ".a":• :1. t'4,414it1 . :141•+142 .hy, Wil:atln, W.
-.-�'+'•" y (+':*tt.•i**K 414,4 1. l:'*ytn', of Z,YR*l'*it ;
111S°1'lllt\ (►P `:1'111. ".:'le 11,4,111. of ?te'44* 1ivrar i and :tl .'
1i. ; j.a,tl'etllu•42-t , ••Il Luc tn, the l•reae•'ds .
were ter the ben, fit 411' tIta Methodist
?t171t'r11 hi that \i'l.i t?.
Vet"
1' 4341 <Y h» 1 11,f, lu./ trR.4 1.11;41'31'y
4/-J 1144' 3a'ar tel Ptl . 1'. •t tt. -'it it h,
flee .• tY", .e!- a'°hof lamest tows, i•
Anather Iuol y • •t; ti& frtttn burial
211,42h dig11,1. <. +'t 1'•ht "D11,'hat. Is it tots! 21!r '» has (Y(! •►ta'Sa'e1 11, l'ttri.i 111 tlatt east,
Li s1 Lit)
4 of a llt;vy4•r r9,a,ille•tl 1, 4,4110. 11i* won
alta tat 7434-t. ill aat.t�:,latll at!tQ"t laAi::llt
141- J* ', ; 24 t"•9i,1.4 1144-. it 1Yert, hog, boil l* c;tll• a t1, L1.3 11'4011b •t, foul;al
hills, 118 it Wes 14*alttl,ntt•4.1, tlt,i.tl, i$Ia* it'tl
hie brow, aa,424 was surprised at hie
'
walintle seine 11`au' 1a la.ter 1144 surviv•
rd fuel i1141l. "Ah, 'bettor,,t1r, t
Lree few
1111tntt Ilti1 sleep have done me a world
of good." Thee E•'ettch laws require
that interment shall follow death with-
in at 'most thirty -wit hours, thus it of-
ten happeus that burial takes place be-
fore lrutrifectinn. It Wit-, against this
limited time unposed by the burial bill
that an eminent prelate so powerfully
protested iu the French Chamber, re-
lating how he Himself had been laid
nut for burial. Isere, too, in summer,
burisl takes place much to Haan. In
Englat d at least five days iuterveua.
In an Irish breach of promise ca e
recently tried in D'•biin au Armah cu-
rate was the defendant. Tho testi-
mony showed that after this appoint-
ment as curate he wrote a lettar to the
plaintiff describing a wedding, and add-
ing, 1tI assisted at t funeral the same
evening, so you see I had a very agree-
able day altogether. I hope people
don't die oiten here, as the graveyard
is an immense distauce from the town;
-whose clave branch is tho bayonet— besides, it is awfuly c,ild standing with
whose whale ditty of man is diplomatic the head uneeveretl." Again he wrote,
deceit tested by success—whose nation- I am pitying as round of visits to my
al aeooln )lishmsnt is drunkennessparisltoners. They are a very stupid
1 lot, principally old maids ; but this is
what I am paid for, and the sweet and
comforting thought that I am making
money cheers mein the discharge of
my duty. It 21 Dab not seem as though
the young lady lost much in ,losing
this fellow, but the jury awarded her
$2,500.
"How can I leave you," he was sing-
ing in a very tender tone. He wasn't
very popular with her parents, and it
was verging on twelve o'clock, and the.
old man came in and showed him how
he could leave her.
It ain't 130 much `a question of ,"How
long before we are going to have any
Sleighing 6o that I cap get my
grain to town ?” that is troubling the
farmer, as the question of keeping his
.wife home till near next spring, so that
she won't want a winter hat.
The number of school girls who
rush into the post office for a letter
abrut four o'clock every afternoon is
large. They all 'expect .lettere, and of
the hundred who call five or six goner -
question wi s put !"When should we ally get a,letter.
ty:.fa•.n: V avow, 'd hy t}las !:nth roof the
agitation ? Can may ht111est Rifat,,
dtl ttl:l;r the (bens. call it 14. surmise :'
Is it sant nlrt ;ads 411 ;'h't.•ly hiefeni.
tial '. Is it or not a faint that religi-iue
liberty in ll'lll'Loy, 111 the tz u4/" se„„,,„ tIf
religious liberty, i3 actually greater
than in almost a1,y other country in
Europe ? Aud 111;22 if the Chris btu
-wilt have the Tura ul.tlfe, the'J.'urk
time iltt'aln$ of iuterferieag with the
Chri tiaau religion ? Is it not a fact,
-spiel only a f@aliatic will decry, that
the co1ruptiun and misgovernment 01
the Turkish provineesie far below the
absolutely nulversal corruption -back
ed by a relentless despotism, and rest•
ing on Sibera—of Russia ? Who pro.
tends that 'Turkish civil government is
on a level with Western civil goveru-
n:eut ? The Turks do not themselves.
13ut the luau capable of reading with
intelligence, and listening with intel-
ligence to what he hears from all
quarters, and of putting two and two
iogetlipr, who dories that Russia is a
corrupt and barbarous despotism --
whose base of operation is Siberia—
morning, noon and night—whose one
solitary amusement, from St. Peters-
burg to Khiva, and from $hive, to Poti,
is cards, cards and cards again—wt:o 3e
ultimo , at'io is the caprice of a man,
one single mane whom the toadyism
, of Europe has called "kind," but
who,ie dark and hysterical mediocrity,
belongs—aud necessarily belongs, but
under far worse conditions—to that of
the Roman' Emperor—we say that the
educated man who denies all this
seems to us to be either: suffering from
some temporary hallucination, or is a
literary rogue.
In a certain dlstrlot of- Sheffield-
which. was not Eanrnoor nor Sharrow
-a poor woman lay very ill in her
scantily -furnished home. The doctor
was sent for and came. He at onoo
saw thatherswas a grave case, that
she had, as he thought, little chance of
recovery even if she 3ould tot that
nourishment which her illness requir-
ed. As 1 e was about to leave the
S A.
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PETTY
Are prepared to pay the highest
t
price in 0 A. ti .[I for till'
(JUantity of Ho s,(lead
alive
Any quantity of
PORK CUTTINGS
constantly on hand
A TS EZ 12.01ES
Wholesale and Retail.
All orders for cored meat
promptly attended to
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
Thouuder'signed would informthe inhabi-
tants of Exeter and vicinity that helms
OPENED A NEW BUTCHER StiOP
one door south ofhis 131aoI:smithahop andhope$
the same liberal patronage Qat has beau au
corded to him in file
BLAb1rsarrTEt Alin WAGON WANING
line wil]itoextended tohill iuhis new branch o
business Isis moat 'wagon 1a'illeall at the resi-
dents of the village three times Gaol weekand
FRESH M EAT
of 011 kinds lkept constantiy on hand at his
butcher shop.
Blacksmithing and 'wagon making carried on
as usual in 01) itsbrah.ches
R, DAVIS.
MILLI E
MISS G-ARLICK,
has now on hand a full stock of fall 01,42 wfnte:
Millenery. Comprising all the latest
novtitiesin
Hats, Bonn ets,
Feathers, Flowers,
Silhs,Velvets, Ribbons,
Sia., at lower prices than ever.
FANCY GOODS
'13erlin Wools, Ottoman and Slipper
Patterns.
Jackets to ade or cut to order. Fur triminge for
Mautloa and Jackets, at
MISS GARLICI'S,
Main St, Exeter.
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I irff ti) 14,•5t ll:,t$ iRl (j_l�bcca,:tt�aap�a i'tlll.t•l 1t as, ,lart.a•td-troth
Doet? , »i2l , ;"wtda.;,, ItAtk'it+�••; # t' .tillil.ti let a , 1 ,�:
a l ! 1 �. E.E't l'F lilts,
nth las • .1)s.• 414.224 lune. `.Hari 4.er=.i(.•t.a'y
11ra r1:3I'atutitt l:4 i.'",kit:ph:t4. clll Ilg.. 441,°' that l zl
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AT
HARNESS Al COST 1
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t•ttlti":11'Itt:l:l,1o'.Oi•:Y•pt vetar: Si'!•P•,e:•
1"a ::.71M1 '1° i $t4('2 4I.Y1 p i a t!4i 1 t
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Laa,'41 t It tt la ' +4/ 9 . , " ..1 1
hi' I rat 4,f 12:arla , 1411 l'a• -t....n t:,-
..$ :8,1,10,4,,, ' 8 /.t 8,4 .4 a i'. s •. '14
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. te 5 #, 1 ea let
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I."tilts` lxxla i ;_ti
1'131* tie• Liam '4,. I`.: ,.u•4/-itpuo:rils.
"i .ti 01' 0.,.4'119 2'a VV. It :r a ", 1241E it p, ni,,. t,.alz::lly low priiees Lep:l.il'Ina, e..re e 3;'.t`n 21.142.1041
• 0,2414 Al 11 .4,":11."6
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ANL; ,,l,tr,. 249* .i, t.e2tz4+h4-4 *f 2ra,lu,02$2%` 4:Hortl"t 4.10.14/20>hpl,lytiaeli,a•,at axtach'a1
OVar tO SC1170 5,42:o %l;y. Z-Zo to aavolZone7
To all par* > a in unlit of ant tithe.; sat tint furniture 11ne, 4/•111 savaa money y luy 14144 bra int, tat
13 1' 1.-44' 11`., Il 1lrn1tue ..i3O()I21:>, J .x. . tor.
it i t:lcu2c "t-• tit pat: , a 4t of 1 toyer to l,nrthase Iron; the Maaneiftt t n'cr and to; .l .l:ai Brawn Mun11-
iacturt', Nn ht. remit u• i,3 feu '.h-: , 110 4/4142 ;the 1=t toia 1 ireo:o,hr. too ];omens,. pr.r121 Oitat the ivaltu,rti-
tr lslu,L of ttt t...;. t:y 0411 t+, i.tnuuhactetrr.t.lta k* . tt *401'14* hien to live. The best stork of
Dressing B ureaus and Si d eboads
and in sirort; .the bet u£ stnek of 04/41 a ,Mutt n Inv line, ever h wn to 4'42021% n,eni,n 11411141, and pos-
itively ,ttt13v141.1EstInlet's. Cali aisle 0181.neand satlefy1our.;t3ecs,
N.13.1n future 1 intend to matte a'.p,•t 2nity taf Picture frames 01 d mirrors of miry 142:e end quality.
sad nm determined not to lto undvx*.uid 1.4 any person. A fust class,selcing machine ter ,ale at half
t•riee.
S. 131- , A\\rN .
The subscriber, 8.1:. Jones, wishes to thank the people of Exeter, and surrounding country, for the lib
eralpatronage which he has received since among you, as a Watch maker and Jeweler, and also in-
form you that I have a large quantity of goods to dispose of, some of which are
SLIGHT. DAMAGED BY FIRE,
41141 a great quantity of which are not, these will be sold very cheap for cash Clocks sold for (15.50 (11100
:;4.50, 6'2.75', now sell for '-2435, 1.W, ..435. K'atches that sold for -;80,00, $25.00, ;420.00, .al, 00, new
sell ;f.•20,00, :$78.00, 1414.00, $10.00.
DO NOT MISS A BARGAIN. iN JEWELRY, BARGAINS TO SUIT EVERYBODY
Solid gold Watches and Ch°Iin4 a specialty. 1)o not fail to give me a call before purchasing else-
wixe,o, as I think it would be to your advantage.
Also a great number of Table Crncts, Cake Baskets, Butter Coolers, and a great many other things to
numerous to mention. Violins, and Violin Strings. In fact everything in the line cheap for eas11.
S. E. JONES.
EVERYONE .MAY ENJOY THE BENEFIT OF
A SEA BA'4H AT THEIR OWN FIRESIDE
0-0
ATLANTIC SEA SALT FOR SALE at the DOM. LABORATORY.
4/r
our Sight !
by using otu' CHEAP SNOW GLASSES.
A LARGE FRESH STOCK? OF
Perry's Celebrated Condition Powders
rEEIDESI. and LID'A EIITS
AT THE
GOLDEN MORTAR — Main St., Exeter