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THI.THSDAI , SEP1 24tb, 1885: -44B. StePheasEor. of Icinbarn, is the gees
°nine N. 1. Clark. --Air. S. Harrison, of
. Exeter, lemma in a few deye for Buffalo, to
TnezezeiTepertinefer nretinsertion, ante study rnedioine. Miss e. Spicer, who has
reeett GENTS per eine foresees subsequent in been visItleg at S. teleir, has returned.-
sertioo wilt pe charged, for notices eppearini A report weeenronlitteel that Be,'. Mr. Medd,
in tnitt contemn- . . .
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A. Q. Bobier shippee M
this stew% usea the Arnold' Ani
utoatio Steam Cooker r. Afrom
e few days ago a quantity of butter. and are extremist)? well satisfied with it. We
Don't forget to read Barnwell & Plokard'e cooked diflerent vegetables, meets and des -
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chews of advertisement in another eolumn. sert sites same time,with the moat sans -
Sheets the union' of the Methodist and B. factory We readilyreconemend it as
C. Churehea tile attendance at the Etireellie the most labor-saving, as well as one of the
church, especially in the evenings. has been most wholesome modes of preparing food.°
very large, it often being difficult to nod The number of ratmey orders issued at
standing room. The ohnreb will have to
be enlarged
tbe Exeter post office during the past six
months, oemmenoing Meech let, was 326,
e o the Elie:urine circuit, had met his
Jim, the obliging salesmen in Flamers with amounts as follows ; To Canadian of-
death by being thrown out at a bane et Boot and Shoe Room, says be eau down, any., noes, 1578M8; comrniesion, $28•91. To
thing in town for value.
LOCAL NEWS. -We shalt be happy to re- London a fewdays ago, but ins many friends
effete at all times, frost any part o"Me rn Usborneerill be glad to learn that word
aottaty, items of local sumssuch ,is tee- has been received that the report is founds -
cantata,. aNy wens ting incide%t what nereens.-Miss Tena nieldrent, of Gotierieh,
even/rant any of our subscribers or read- wee tenting friends in town last week. -Mr.
ors generally for the purpose oy public- Job n Trick and family, who mored from
matfett. here to Toronto a abort time siuce, ha:In-
terne& Ur. Currelley will elsoreturn after
hie Arrival from England.. There is to
platie like Exeter. tepparently.---Wallue
_ (imbue, of the Parkhill carette, waa in
tlast week i
LOCAL )IAPPENINGS.
Without n"ePtIPP• tbe beat 5n41elleaPeet own and gave ns a friendiy Master 'WM. Quietly has obtained the pod -
lines in BOotsaud Shoes we Ileum yet seen, goo esnene.eapen xenon sal:Owen
,Ann now be bed. et °*Eaerattle„„,_• enbil4rea.a, Biowa's gore. to ell the vacancy made by
Carriages, Evros* Watineee* eleab*" an en Muter In. Grigg, who intends leaving town..
sizes, Felt Boots and nterne Band -made
Boots • rase nutmeat of every deur ption
Ceuetaintly on hauti. Call auil see them.
Butter And Eggs taken in exebange for
pods. C. Eugene.
ifslg Work.
Mond* last Weirs E. It. Biseett and
Job* Steniae dug 112 poet holes in 81.
hours, using only etudes and shunts. Tbe
hales were sunk 3 feet deep. Thus is con.
adored pretty good work, Ann they went to
know nit tWO persons wins OAR Wit It with
ehe wee kind of toote.
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Tag Plum Crop.
In many place/tin this district the. plum
crop has been very good. Farther north the
jeld bas been eery /ergo. Thou who have
neon Paris green ou their trees es a remedy
the United States, 0426.22 commission,
Exeter next week will miss tbe smiling 16.20, British, 1686.68; comissien, $6.00.
faces of.its four medical +dents. who will FeretRe neeetrIes. 134•37; eaewelesiee 30
depart for their respective etillegee to prose. c,ents. Total amount sent, 16,932.95. Total
IS/NAG. CARLING'S
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onto their Median The town nut boast izf .amount of commission, 141.61. 'rho meney
as many students in tbis brew% of teem. deposited in the P. 0. Salines !Bank for the
A large number went to London bed
Aming°1t el.teleSrle2ifid7ce8; beTinhfitsaisfte4eagt°°41noarbe:swe
week to see Barnanne circus. Tee say the
show woe far inferior to what lute been dyer tbe corresponding period last year. A_N.1) •
iug as any teller place itssiae. past six months oommelenng March 1st,
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BOOTS AND SHOES
in past years; Perbaps the death of jumbo If you wish long like keep your stomach
put a damper on tbe ourying out success- and bowels regulate Dr. Carson's Stomach
fully of the precut:rings. Bitters will do in Safe. A baby may take
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Mr. Murdock, florist, of Exeter, tolls us of them. Tiy one bottle, 5C1 cents, all drug -
a pee frora whilst* 8 vines 12 feet Ione have gists-
-Mrs. Wm. Ned. of Sarnia. la at grown, on the farm of Mr. MeArtney, of
Present 1 Breve/old. From another pea on the stone SALE REGISTER
brevetles.
visiting at Eel. Mr. pigkson'a, farm there have Urines grown, but not so
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long set the others. Mr. M. says the pea crop
tucasni.y, (54 lat.-Farm Stook, 'mine -
has been good all over
Reid E. riatea naw advertisement in an. By recent regulation; it le required Oxen 'Pante* 4e*, ou lot 17. con. 8, tearuebIP uf
other column. eereey public imbed 'bell be opened with Stephed Henry Eilber, auctioneer. Sale
Tee Ola Establisbea imports Plumee
direst which means, a big save to customers.
Coo* hunting is being extensively carried
on in this tieighborhood.
Throw way that old bat and get a now
one at Renton Breen either soft or Olen
The tops of the maples tipped.with auturn.
Pea red, as well as the calender Kinkade Gun
this le September.
Samwell & Pienerelet millinery opening
on Monday and Tuesday. September 28th
au4 29th. Everebotly is kindly invited to
cell and inspect,
'Wnds of wisdom -1f the heart of a man
fer Minnie sey worked well, And the treee is oppressed with it wont help him any
$0 winch the remedy was appliedlsore to goon a
It a wonder Out nobody thouglit of ibis
remedy enenter.
1.••••• 41410.!
!Fruit fleeraliage
TIIII is becoming a popular, evening Pete
time with email tele, and large ones, too,
Just now, as several ;Ahem lune, to their
disgaht, realizea. Two nfontrein boys have
baen. sent to the reform -tore for two and
three years reepectieely for stealing full
• It was Pittstono to say one Hundred it
11.0n1d have boon aver three hand
Ronne ties at Rattan Brine'
B.T. Mr. Dickson will preach a sermon to
the youog men in the Wei -street church
Sabbeela morning.
Every line is now complete at the Old
Establiehed.
Threshers eity the yield of value is very
little below the *mirage, notwithstanding
the erre) the century.
tient Prd"• Hereto contained a want' For * Styliele Munk or Ulster call at
log to local proltard birds. Unwell et Pickerdne
If the ',ruttier only feeoreblo the S.
A =Aden Muni iluentlee 00 Lova' I Boron exhibltion to be bald here premium
A. lady letter writer went* to know whet * be eueeele.
eeseeig men won't when he m. lonn ek.Servant Girl wanted to do generalthonee
wen, be woo.% eat *Inane, be won't give bis work in a small hunily. Apply to Idre.
Q. Bolger, near the diem.
Tim new roller rink la vary nearly cone
pleteil and arrangements are being made to
have it Opened at euly date, possibly the
2903 init.
All woe' gray flanncle at Renton Bros:
for 25 cents.
Apple pickers are about to coinmeace
operations. The orop of fall apples is very
good. while winter apples are not so plea.
Piokard'* Millinery Stock surpasses former
seasons -in variety and value.
We are much pleased to see that Mr.
'Manaus. Chu. Gialey, who has beep laid up ell
summer with rheumatism, is able to be
around again.
When at the fair be sure and call at
Sanawell & Pickeran, and sea the beat show
of the day.
For sale cheap, a number elf Plymouth
Rock, Leghorn and Black Javan Cuickenn,
pure bred. W. G. DISSZTT.
The "world's fair " held at Zurich on
Tuesday and Wednesday, was fairly attended.
Ou Tuesday the weatber was dreary, but
ou Wedneaday it *s flue. I will be heated by means of a hot air faunae,
Ladies dont forget about those fine put in by by our erterpritting hardware met.
dress goods at Banton Bros.' Rich plushes chants, Bissett Bros, which is by far the
and velveteens to match. cheapest and best way of heating large build.
n. ga.
Mr. Geo, Eacrett has been improving his Remember the three days' auction sale of
harness £120, b7 putting in a new front, -it Dry Goods and Groceries at thee Bankrupt
is neat, and roomy, and greatly enhanoes the Store, Exeter, on Thursday, Friday and Sat.
appetuance of the premises,
The Exeter band played at the Zarneh urday, 24th, 25th and 2602 September.,
1885. Auction sales commence at 2 and 7
fair yesterday. The crowd seemed to enjoy o'clock p. m. The last chance Tho goods
the novelty, this being the first tune the must positively be sold. No reserve what -
society has engaged a baud to play at their ever. I. W. BRODERICK,
Mr. Frain the 6th to 12th of September was
Remember the Millinery Opening at the enumeration week at the Exeter past office,
Old Established Tuesday and Wednesday and the fallowing will show that business is
29th and 30th. e iucreasing : No. of letters posted, 926; poet
Daring the past week the potato rot has cards, 301; newspapers and periodisals, 81;
attention bat business, bo wont eo to see
* his girl •titie a poorly laundriel shirt. be
won't pato see his girl until he bee oiled hie
hair and ;punted bie potion haxelkerthief, ne
won't levee lens Eiri at night until hears
amettp at her exespereted father on the
stairs, WOn't believe his girl is anything
tut an =enlister he never Sew her banging
tut the washing with ktelf-sedoeen teethes
pins in her mouth at one*. He won't take
ono" for an *newer %ten he is parting with
her on the stoop and asks for lust one,"
wont --but What's the us$ ef,goiog further.
Wm. fm010
Annxeluinge earns -Look out for patent
right "bay fork" and owathiog unchiize"
Meru They have been working bard in tine
'County fee the past two weeks, and hue
enceseded in victiredzieg some nuinspecting
farmers. For any sake stick to your farms,
and don't imaglue you are going to make
your fortune by purchasing patent rights.
This ad is published for the beuefia of
persons"who are liebte to Allow themselves
• to be approached by strangers and talked ant
of their.neoney by. glib tongued agents of
worthless patent milts in which they say
estbere are millions in it" The best way to
do 8, when any of the mealyenouthea
gent* appear on the premises is to at the
dog on teem. Fanners, talco notice of what
you are signing your names to. Beware .1
Apples In riernes.
At the last session of the Dominion Par
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Bement several cbanges were made iu the
set relating to weights and. measures. The
principal apple barrels. The °Immo in the
not reads as follows : All apples packed in
Canada for sale by the barrel, than be pack-
ed in good and strong barrels of seasouea
weed made as nearly cylindrical as may be;
the staves of such barrels shall be 27 inches
* length from croe to eroe, with headl from
sixteen and one halite toventeen in diame-
ter; and such barrels shall be sufficiently
Cooped, with a lining hoop within the climes.
the whole well secured by nails. Every per
gen who offers or exposes apples for sale by
the buret, otherwise than in accordance with
the foregoing provisions of this section, shall
lie liable to a penalty of 25 cents for each
barrel of apples so offered or exposed for
sale.
Large Tree.
Mr. James Willis, of Chicago, formerely
a Exeter, brother of Mr. John and Mr. Geo.
Willis, ef this place, sends ns from San Fran-
cisco, Cal., a statement concerning the size
of the trees in that country Be Sayt3 that he
measured several trees, the largest one mea-
suring 62 feat, 5 inches in oiroumference and
300 feet high. Seyeral others were mailer dence on Main -street and has built under -
by ten or twelve feet. This seems an enor- I neath it a good brick cellar. This improve -
moue size for a tree. and did the information iment gives the street a much better appear-
oot come from such a reliable source we sue
and many tethers wouldfnot be inolmed to -Ladies, save money by going up stares and
believe it. but Mr. Willis' gives the state- inspecting Piokard's Boot and Shoe Stook.
went lie a fact, therefore thane's no room Yon will be sure to bay.
fax questioning. If any farmer in this Thin- Mr. Wm. Howard II» completed the ereo-
ity has a tree in his bush that can "down" tion of anew fence in the front and at the
these, we would be glad to hear from them. side of his residences on Main -street. It
Mr. W. also says the air is chilly out in makes a very noticeable improvement to the
California, the weather h beautiful and the appearance of the property.
-.climate healthy. Our thanks are due Mr. A party of young folks from Exeter visited
NW. for a small map and a list of the best the residence.of Mr. Peter Moir, in Usborne
-counties adjacent to rail and water accom- one evening last week, and spent a very en-
-ModatiOn. joyable time. The report Mr. Moir and fa-
mily as being very,hospitable.
The number or entries in the middle horse
class at the approaching exhibition promises
to be4arge. There are Several horses in
-town under training, and there will be a
number from other plates.
Merchants and. others in want of printing
for fah day should call early and leave their
orders, so as to avoid the rush on day of
show. We guaraatee good work, cheapness
veld despatch.
▪ The song service is becoming quite a , pot
pular mode of worship, and is held on an
occasional Sabbath evening throughout the
country. It increases the . attendance at
church and meets with universal favor.
Full lines of Scotch, English and Cana-
dian Tweeds for overcoats and suits at
Samwell 8s,,Pickard's.
At the sale of fora stook, &e., of Mr. Wm.
Snell last week, there was a good crowd. The
cattle eold. well, while there was no competi-
tion
for horses. Implements end other ar-
ticles sold crparatively well.
The Exeter game -seekers, who left here
for the North-West a iew weeks ago, have
i been heard. from. They are making a thor-
ough scour of the country and. are shooting
the Lord's ewer and CIOSfal with reading a
portion cif Scripture, with oomment and ex-
planation. and the Lord's prayer or the
prayer suctioned by the Department of Edo
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Winn.
at ane o'clock.
TIODAT. Cor. 2u4. -Farm Stock and Imple-
ments, the property of Pratt Fisherelot14,
3rd core yaborne. Salo at one o'clock p.
me JAM% Oke. auetiopeer.
A full assortment of Boots and Shoe% W" Partite getting their stale lelle printed
for fall and winter et Seamen ott PielartIn. ott this aloe. will get Mum native similar
Silk Flushes and Velveteens in all colors to the above.
and prices et &unwell & Pickard's.
At the firemen's tournament held at Wet.
ford on Wednesday of hot week, Mr.
Euro% of Tilsonburg, son Ol Mr. M. Ba.
crett, our clerk, won itt prize iu 400
yard race. lot for thigh Penni. 2nd in 100
yarn rue and 3rd in a hen* Tue. Dick hi
oonaidereble 01 50 athelete.
We uuderstena that a bleolonnith oboe ia
to be erected on Wellington•street just wont
of the sheds whloh are to be put up in emu
motion with the Ow storm Farmers who
haulm nuessity_to go down town oan then - _
bare their wants m the blankunithing lice u4Ns*"e-Wanted 14‘t the Henee0 Oat -
Meal Mille, fifty thousand bushels of good
attended to opposite the market square.
sound Oats for Milling purpoess. The legit -
Ur. J. T. Mitobell bee again come to lIght
est pries will be paid- exchanged
in Palmereton with a new paper called the
Vindicator. fle announce* Out he cloaca to for oats,
straddle the fence, and has adopted
the sterling motto, "Hew to the line. let the
chip* fall whore they may." Whet a Wadi. Hitzsaua, Roulet lifzezie-One of the
cater with nothing to Tindleale want; With myt complete realer utile in the Provineeees
.
"General Pickard," the mammoth steer When. Orbiting clone to order on. abort
which was sold some time ago by Hr. Amer, notice. The roller flour takes the lead. Try
Picsard, of this place, to Guelpli man, was it and be nonvinood. 20 tons of good elid.
exhibited at the Protiuoial in Lentlen. The dings ou biota at low limes. A few cars of
unmet weighs 3,800 Thee and it is Om inten- Corn and Corn Chop an band,
tion of bit owner to make him go 4,000 this BANNIX Ilreountur.
fall. The "General" is being travelled '
through the country as a curiosity.
tne .next four weeks, at least, the Turas
The season of fairs is upon US, and for MARICE400.0TieeRkEp.PD.RwTadt
ra °gingen
will contain the prize lists of the different (Perneeted
Fall Shows In 1885.
South Huron. Exeter, Been 28, 29.
Tuokeramith, &Worth, Oct. 1, 2.
West Hurcatt, Goderiele Sept. 29, 80,
Beath Verde St. Marie Oct, 6,7,
Fullerton, Oen 13.
Blaneleat4, at Kirkten. Thursday and Fri.
thy, Oetaber 8 end 9,
ugh a red hot polity is a puzzler. ea stently ranutug and peon the but sena-
shows in the communities where the paper
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oirealates to any extent. It is to be hoped Wnit4wItark 2 - - - 0 80 to 0 82
that those or our readers who aro not ht. WI, wi*t K.,' :, .:' .., "',.11,81? g o VI
terested in this kind of "literature" will wee Wheattow .. 0 s 0 442
kindly bear with ue for the time mentionetl. 4 cm,riu wkiliAS7 tl° u
Mr. Chas. Senior hesinst got some Beene; Wife • (new) --• --• --- .. ti 62 to 0 tie
ery in his photograph gallery, whish is really dole) ,e ••• - ••• ••• 0 48 to 002
elegant. Takc a peep at the *tares in his giot;,?ei; :hurl It rug 0 0a0
to 0
anew window Saturday evening, and you dill TIpeotby 25 CO 2 00
agree with us that for variety and elegem* Peas r 0 ss to 0 60
otphotographic scenery Senior downs them tun u 58 to 0 61
all. Viiiitors to tiro fair stroll call and ditto
_ - .,. ... 0 3,1 to C 12
... ... ... ... C 31 to 0 31
inspect his work. Flour eenete . ... ... - . 5 DO to 5 55
The Swenerton block Is almost crimpletea Pounc:18,1,er bit g ... ..... ...... 00 270 tto0 00 5032
formal opening on fair day. It is a hand -
and preparations are beiug made to have a citerele.).:18Ap.roTerit bagoy rb ... ... ... : : 00 ti tt 00 00 01
some building and. conveniently laid out. It DTuureickyrepterrylb ... ... .. 0 03 to 0 06
... ... ..." 0 40 to o 00
08haeictkensperpr .. ... ,.. 0 25 tO 0 35
Gogiyireesedpor 100 ... -. 530 to 5 75
lildesrouhg. ::: ':: ::: ..".• 55 °°00 to° 06 01
" dressed . ... .., .. 0 09 to e Po
been discovered to he worse than was anti- books, circulars, deo., 79 • parcel poet, 9 • ----
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Sheepskin 0 40 10 C 75
Calfskina
Wool per lb ...
Hay per ton
Onionsperbuali
wood p er cord
HENSALL MARKETS
Fall Wheat penl,1: 0 80 to 0 80
Suring " .0 to 0 80
Barley (bright) 0 50 to 0 60
33arley (Burling) ... 0 95 to 0 46
White Oats, 0 28 to 0 3C
Black Oats 0 35 to 0 38
Apples perbbl. 1 00 to 1 00
otatoos per bh ... 0 25 to 0 52
MERCHANDISE
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Our Goods and Groceries are warranted of the Best Qual-
ity and Latest Styles. Families iu the village and surround-
ing 'country can rely on Good Value for . their money.
Articles delivered promptly at your homes, in the Village, if
dfssired.
A Trial Respectfully.Solicitecl
194.A.0 CARLINGS'
GEN ERAL STORE,
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utter & Eggs
WANTED.
JIM atheson
Has opened out in
Currency & Co's. Old Stand,
' EXETER NORTH
Complete stock of Groceries.
1$3 lbs. Sugar; $1 Tea, 25, 50
and 75 cts-Good Quality.
Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prins,
A nicely feculent stock of
A R, D .A. R
FORKS, SCYTHES, BreiDINII GLOVES,
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Wishes to announce to the inhabitants of
Exeter and vionity, that he hes opened out
Boot and Shoo Shop
in the vorner Store North of Barnwell
& Pickard's, where ha is prepared to make
all kinds a:ordered work.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MANSON,
Late Manager 0. Eneretne Boot autl Shoe
(Cheap.) Beet Machine Oil 60e per Gal. Esteblienment
COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER. May 141h 84.
1. A reduction of 25 Per Cent, on
Tweeds, and Readynnadee. A good. Snit of LTE TR! lson
ALL -WOOL SERGE fax $7.50. Suitings and
Overcoats Cbetip,
Our Dress Goods are marked down to
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the Lowest Notch.
COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLA.B.
0 50 to 0 70
0 17 to 0 18 A House and Lot to sell or rent. Apply to
• 000 to 8 00
0 00 to 0 75
2 60 to 2 76
cipated, some patohes being almost entirely registered letters, 52. Total amount of STMATONED To APPEAR
worthless. postage, $34.70, against 029.80 for corre• -
sponding week last year.
On Tuesday lasewhile a gentleman and two
ladies (one an elderly lady) were driving to-
wards Exeter, in a buggy. the* horses got
frightened at an approaebing bicycle, and
made a sudden jump into a deep ditch, pre-
cipitating the occupants to the ground. One
of the ladies was thrown over the frontwheel,
just behind the heels of the horses, and nar-
rowly escaped injury.. The other two per-
sons also escaped inpuy, while the pole of
the buggy was broken.
Benj. Simmons, the murderer of Mary
Stokes, has been sentenced to be hanged
November 27th. It will be remembered that
on the 8th of June last Simmons, in a driunc.
en fit, stabbed the woman who was living
with him as his wife. bocaase she refused to
give him money. Simmons, having, no
money, and his friends refusing to help
him,was unable to procure the bestcounsel,
consequently the trial was somewhat one-
sided. He heard the sentence and bore up
with remarkable fortitude. A. petition fax a
reprieve or to have the:prisoner pardoned is
in circulation Audis being largely signed.
A. meeting of those interested in poultry
breeding fps held on Wednesday evening of
last week. After discussing the question of
the formation of an Association and other
matters, Mr: E. Spieeewas appointed secre-
tary pro tem. and the meeting was adjourn-
ed until more persona interested in poultry
and pet stock can be got together. All who
desire to become connected with the As-
sociatian oan obtain all necessary infbrtna-
tion regarding it by °ailing on Mr. E. Spitler
atithe post office. Ther are, we believe, a
sufficient number of persons in town who
take an interest in poultry raising to form
a successful society, if the noway energy
be put into the matter.
How soon a mile can be covered by the
different species oel000motion we now enjoy,
the following table will about showe-L000m-
otive, Pennsylvania railroad, 43' sun; run-
ning horse, Ten Bromic, 1 min. 39f secs.;
pacing horse, Johnston, 2 min. 61 sees.; trot-
ting horse, Maud, S., 2 mins. 81 new;
bicycling, Feed Wood, 2 mine. 35 sone ekat.
ing "Fish", Smart, 3 mins. running Mall,
William Cummings, 4 mins. 16 1-5 sees.;
rowing, four oars, Jjnins. 11 secs.; snow
shoes, J. F. &holes. 6 mins. 39f secs.; walk-
ing man. W. Perkins, 6 mins. 23 secs.; swim.
ming, C. F. Senk (with strong tide) 12 mins.
421 nose swimming, J. J, Collier (still
water,) 28 mins. 191 secs.
Mr. W. A. Elder is in town introducing
the "Arnold Automatic Steam Cooker. He
will remain here one week longer, and per-
sons who Irish to procure one of the Cook-
ers will kindly drop a note in the post office.
On Tuesday last a watering cart was very
much needed on oar streets to lay the dust,
which blew in blinding clouds, and covered
store fronts are goods.
.All should do it. The Truss, the best
lboalpaper in the county, will be sent to
any address in the world from now until
January, 1886, for the sum of 91.25. Now
is the time.
Satawell & Pickard have just received
direct from England a goodrange of Ladies'
Mantles and Mantle Cletbs, wbich they of-
fer cheap.
While Jumbo, Barnum's big elephant was
lying in the ditch at St. Thonias the other
day, some person stole a portion of his ear,
and Barnum offers a reward of $400 for .the
discovery of the thief. •
Mr. Peter Bawden has removed his red-
kOrgan Recital.
The James -street Methodist bur& was
%crowded last Friday evening, 18th inst., on
.the otemaion of the opening of the elegant
,newrpipeorgan. Mr. W. J. Birke, of Lon,
aton presided at the organ in a very Accept.
able manner, his solos on the instilment
being highly appredated and enthusiastically
applauded by the audience. Members o1 the
elturals choir sang beautiful and well chosen
selections between each orgin epee and at
the dose of the lengthy programliie all were
of the opinion that the conoert was one of
▪ the best that had been held in Exeter for
Some time. Rev. Mr. Pascoe, pastor of the
church, occupied ane cheir in his nand
happy manner, and Mr. F. .inise conducted
the singing very ably. We were in error last
week in statine that the instrument oost
$1,000 ; It is a $1,500 organ, and the congre-
gation is to be nongratulated on baving
such a fine instrument in their church. The
proceeds of the concert and the special col-
lection -ern aid of the organ Thud on Sunday
last ainciented to $95.
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Roalias. Piekardet o)iange of "ad,' and everything they can. The say the weather is
at:no4al:14f Millinery Opening. beautiful out there. The Gaon& Signal says :7"W,, have
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E. FISH, NEAR, THE POST OFFICE.
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