The Exeter Times, 1880-10-21, Page 5HN
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WINES, 1CIGARS,
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Dealer in Cxrooeries, Flour and Seed.
Carlin 's' :111e, Lager and Porter in Casks and
LABAT'T'S ALE AND STOUT IN BOTTLE AND QUARTER CASK
reed "" ism, Street Exeter. YOUNGE1i'S, TENNETT'S, BASS' AND GUINESS' STOUT AND ALES ALWAYS IN STOCK.
PALL S:::1..
Tile following ore the eases di pueed
of that did not appear in last s\ee1i's
Tt nrsilay, Oct. 7.
i1'ttyltr vs. Leoch Action fur seduc.
thin: Vey diet for phI. $25.. Mr, B.
L. Doyle fur ltlff. ; Mr. ldingtou for
deft.
13ar1.w111. vs. Valines—Action on
wheat, account. Holmes wits a store -
home owner in Lncknow and Betrkwill
was i's farmer iu the neighborhood of
that place. The fartnr,r had been iu
the 1,rtIit of delivering wheat and re-
ceiving tiekottr for the sau.e. tNlien
A settlement was mule there w.ts a
diffareucc of opinion between the
parties with refe,ence to the quantity
of wheat d •livered coal the atnonut of
moth y received by Bark will. Verdict
for c1 ft. Cameron. Holt & Cameron
for plti. ; Ciarrow & Proudfood fur deft.
(Jot.,;Sib.
Stvinn vs. Leech—Action for seduc-
tion. This case was settl.d by the
aloft„ Joseph Leech, Bluevn]e, pitying
dam:t'r(s to the amount of $350 and all
poste iu connection with the case.
Ciuneron. Holt & Cameron fur plff.;
G.trrow & Pr`outlfo t fog deft.
lIal+ wen vs. MoLhod.—Action for
dtn:agf, f.,r nen-fulfilment of contract Fresh, Seasonable
-to carry plff's salt on cleft's vessel,
E i ' Bile. Verdict by consent for
, $509,-ubject to award of Jas. Fisher,
'Stratford, G,.trrow & Proudfoot for
pal.; Blake, Kerr & B„yd for deft.
Oct. 9th.
Mcliib'bon vs. Young—Action on
promissory note and on account. The j
.parties to this action reside in Wing-`
ham, the plaintiff being a morchant,
ETC.
.,Quarter Casks.
J41-Ih7AR
rl`HIS IS NO ..3cy.NtBA.ST
Truth Concerns You More Than Counterfeit,
Therefore, read, pure! ase, and enjoy its bargains. When l say 1 manufacture my own furniture 1
cru prepared with my proof -sheet that the people can inspect at any time by culling at my Ware
rooms Where they will see a superb clic play of
Furniture in All Its Branches
n,tvnf t^t trel by myself .and rip co'nutned.,rstistic skill,wito. good workmanship. I Tier :tare not
esatisfyiug the people with a etas( of 1'u:nitnre that cannot be equalled for qutaltty or price in
Ilxetor,all blowing to the contrary, notwithstanding;,
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WHEN. YOU WANT ANY FURNITURE GIVE J. BRAWN A CAII.
Nearly opposite Kenlp's Tobacco Store.Maln Street, Exeter.
SAMWELL
PICKARD
Ate daily opi:uing out large quanti-
ties of
DRY GOODS,
and the defendant a builder. Verdict hoosP'
for:,.plff., $731,89. Cameron, Holt &
Cameron for plff.; J. I'. Garrow and
11. W. 0, Meyer for deft.
Overtirt ounty,'
1TF 11S OF NEWS FIV)11 HURON Ex-
- CHANGES. ,
Wa Iliinab'lrn defeated DA. ls 'at
ZVinglhatit on Thin sday last by a score
of 23 to 31, timi =Dinning,; by 28 points.
Mr. Peter 4.3 ,tt of Brussels, lost a
$309 colt ogee day last week, cause of
death distemper and inflammation.
A f'?w nays since the Schooner, Jen-
nie Rnmbail, Capt.. A. Bogie, arrived it,
Goderieb from Cove Island, with six
Human s1cn1!s. Tit1y were discovered
by fiiher•trten, and Circ supposed to be
the retrutios of seta, luckless crew who
at ane time were si,iuw,eclioct and who
iinding ou the itilmspitabl3 Island
no su=tn.,nce, perished by starvation'
The lad rr'rworly a resident
of Clinton, :larged with stealing a
.valise it, Lot:dnu .East,who was brought
bsfore Judge Squire, and remanded to
the 13 h, was agt.iu brought up ou
'Wednesday cf last week and sentenced
to Lara ,Ducks ni 3:61.
Ou &ri.ttry evening Mrs. Appleby, of
Clinton While .under the influence of
liquor attempted to commit suicide by
lhaugi,lg herself. The attempt was a
failure, and no Saturday she was taken
before the liayor, who ordered her to
be comrt;ite.d to jail for trial.
A fuw days t•iuce as ?dr, Chris Nes-
bitt, of Goderiah township, was driving
into Clinton, this boric became nnman-
ageai;le and kinked over the dashboard,
inflicting a blight flesh wound rind
alightly breaking the bag y•
On Saturday of last week, four Clin-
ton v6r,t.lhs undertook to walk to Sea-
fortl?i insula of two hours, and succeed -
.ed with eit;lit minutes to spare.
A few (lays since Mr. Jos. Wheatley,
of Clinton, was beierc the Mayor on
the o'iarge of itb.h;ing his family. -Ile
was ordered Lo f rid sureties. to keep
the peace, iu default cf whic11he was
sent to Godoriob jail.
SALE REGISTER.
hnr day, Oct. 21—I'tu'ni stock, property of
Itubt. Pollack, lot- 3l, Stephen, $5 aud
under cash, 12 months credit, IL Orth,
ane.
Thursday, Oct. 21—Farm stock and imple-
ments, property of 'Thos Casey, lot D,cou,
7, Usborno, 45 aud under cash, 12 rnos.
credit, A. Bishop, nuc.
Monday, Oct, 25-14`nr,n. stock and implements,
property of B; Slade, lot ."i, con, 1, Us -
borne, $5 and under cash, 12 trios„ credit.
J. Oke, enc.
Thursday, Oct, 28. Carriages, 'wagons,
buggies, sleighs, &e , pronorty of E. Bon-
ner,oKirkton, . 5 and under. cash;12mos.
credit. James Dinsmore, ane.
,$lttnrday,.0ct. 8.-112urtgage sale of furniture
at the It iyal Hotel, Exeter? ramps Olio,
apt,
Hats and Cap,
&c., &c., &e.
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A splendid range of
ISLAtIM
CASHMERES
BlackLustres
Pompadour PRI.iW'TS,
WIN CEYS,
TWEEDS,
VIt ft1iais
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
azo., 86e., &.,
—A�'—
SAMWELL & PICKARD'S
FROM NOW to the END OF 1881
ONE DOLLAR.
The Mail is in the front rank of journalism, and ahead of its rivals in Canada. It is the
best written, the sp-ciest, the newsiest and most influential paper in the Dominion. 1t is a
credit to Canadian enterprise,—Bianhpton Conservator.
T E WEEKLYMAIL
—THE—
Cheapest & Best Paper in America
We nave a few Farm Annuals for 1880;on hand. These Annuals contain more practical
Agricultural information than any three dollar subscription Farm Book in the market, aud we
will give diem FREE to every new subscriber sent in as long as they last. .But
WE WILL DO MORE ?
We will present every subscriber to the Weekly Mail for 1881 with the CANADIAN FARM
ANNUAL for 1881, which will be published early next year.
Therefore, new subscribers whose names are sent iu immediately will receive
The WEEKLY MAIL for Fifteen Mouths.
The FARM ANNUAL for 1880, -
And the FARM ANNUAL for 1881,
�i LDoilar
Address, THE MAIL, Toronto.
THE EXETER,
MD STOVE DEPOT
MAIN ST.
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ITAKE,thisopportunity of thanking my numerous customers for past favors, and wislito,
g notify them and the public generally that
I have Purchased Mr, D.Johns' stock of
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMPS,. &c. &c,
and have moved my own stock into the building lately ocbupied by Mr. Johns, in the Post
Office Block, where l now have ono of the largess and best assorted stocks iu the county.
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves
THE J3ES'I' IN THE IVIARK3'T.
Also a la,gevariety of Tinware,, Lamps, tamp Chimneys, Coal Oil and Cutlery..
Eastimates given for Eavetroughing. Carriage Plating a apeoiality., Depend upon it
will give you good value for your money.
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The very highest price in Casa peid for Hides and Sheepskins.
It s"
noinowber the plane—t413g Exeter Ti,, arrg fitove Depot, Post Office Block, blain Street,
Exeter.
E HtSPS.. CATAN,:.
Exeter, esus try 20,, 080,
NOTICE. till Ahead ! Lock at it
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Sealed. Tenders ` °
m• °CD R•.,
Will be receivedby S. HOGABTEI midi,. HARDY 0- o
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Monday, OctSber 18th, '80,
At 5 o'clock, p. m., for the erection of a
LOCKUP In the VILLAGE OF CREDI TON,
Township of Stephen.
Plans and Specifications can be seen at Christo-
pher Beaver's office, Crediton.
S. HOG -ABM, Reeve.
HO ! FOR MANITOBA.
Murine the iemaidder or tate season of 1880,
GREEN WAY's
Manitoba Parties I
• will leave on
The FIRST TUESDAY f Every Month.
Next partyon September 7th
For particulars apply to
0'110.1'0'0X.
G. W. It, APent, Centralia
Made and Sold by us only.
We aro also showing, as usual the largest gull beet
assorted stook of
Stoves and Tinware
To be aeon in the cnuntiy—conwisting of
Cook Stoves,
Parlor Stoves, _
Box Stoves,
In endless variety. A full stock of Tinware of all
kinds. An immense assortment of
Lamps and Lamp Goods
Which we aro selling at enormously low prices
N.B.—Highest price paid for Hides and Sheep
skins iu cosh or trade.
BISSETT BROS.
FARMERS, FART S,
USE ONLY TEE
Castorine Machine Oil,
THE VERY BEST IN tTSE.
FOR SALE AT THE DOMINION LABORATORY,
SIGN CF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Main t5treet, Exeter.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
EXETER GROCERY
AND LIQUOR STORE,
A LARGE STOCK OF
GREEN, JAPAN,
YOUNG HYSON
and BLACI. TEAS,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES
CANED FRUIT,
SARDINES,
LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
BITTER S •IUCE AND PICKLES, BRANDIES, GINS, WINES AND SYRUPS, RTE, MALT'
SCO.CC11, IRISH AND COMIMON \VIIISKIES, TOBACCOS AND CIGAIRS,
Wholesale and Retail.
Ct. A, MACE
Main Street,Exeter.
THE
WONDER of the DAT
NOTHING LIKE IT EVER SEEN.
PEOPLE CANNOT REALTZE
Until they call and maker an examination what Real Bar-
gains are offered. Everything at the Lowest figure is the in-
ducement we offer in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Boats. and Shoes, Hats and Caps:,
Ladies' & Gents' Furnishing Good
Clothing,, °r ckerq Glassware,. Hardware Groceries,.
Wines and Liquors.
CA ING :
Main Street, Exeter,