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INSURANCE. Ata meeting of the Band of Hope in the HEIJ AND THERE,
_. .Rain -street Methodist Church ort Friday
F'] NEST LLCtIoT, AGENT FOR evening, there was a goad attendance and a
.t
.F. CODIPAN ,or London, 1•:nl;lai.tl, vocal and metro-meutat'mitsei . Ltlolinow has. struck her rate at 20
BRITISH EMPIRE LIF'iy ASSURANCl•: COM- laid yourself of that vile Cattarh. Guar- Mille on the dollar.
THE WESTERN ASSURANCE COM. Yon' interesting programme was. rendered,
PANY, 01To.onto , also for the PIRENIX FII.i, consisting of readings recitattous dialogues'
INSL7t
the ROkY s�CL CANADIAN NADIAN of Montreal a' d the
Nowa condensed.
PANT, of London, Eugenie. esteeateheo yam anteed Cure. Dr, Carson's Catarrh Cure Eire, Way, of Hewlett, has gone to
Assets over, $5,000,Ou0; claims and bonuses 1)1.00. If your Druggist has not got it send Leucon.
paid, over sie.OW.eoo. $1.00 to Dr. (r.'A. ('arson Medical Co., To-
ronto, who will send a bottle express paid. The town office of the G. T. R.,
&0044.NE in. -)f e• shali be happy, to re -1 Send tot pauzplllet. St, 11larys, was burglarized an Thurs-
ceiue at ail tunes, f'om any part of the i Bev. Mr. Cosgroye, of Loudon °t eupiet' dray night last.
County, items of local steers. such its ac- ; the lefain-street Methodist Church pulpit on Hon. l ilreaatl Blake is to be bau-
eidenes or any interesting incident trleat Sabbath last and administered the sacra
ever, from any of our subscribers or read- I ment of the Lord's Supper is the morning, peeked iu London on his return from
ersat i generally for the purpose of public- {the eceaLove st s sermon. icewas held at the close of E`Ao(aar
A dog, which ran down Maiu•street, with on the
. a tun can attached to its *andel adpeudage, Cliuten.
' on :Monday afternoon, crated cotaai(lexable
�r>lr ?11th`. , excitement and auiusemeut, but the canine ;firs.
did not seem. to regard the matter as if it has tour
—
-------- were of au amusing nature. It gave vent to nee W
THURSDAY, NOVF 'R 5tii, 1885 M
11feelings of excitement rather than of plea- ere been
SALE REGISTER
THURSDAY, Nov, 5, 1885. -Farm Stook and
Implemeute, the propertp of John Martin,
north half of lot 3, con. 10, Ilsborne, Sale
at 1 o'clock sharp. Harry Brown, auction-
eer.
FRIDAY, Novitemeat °thee -Farm Stook and
Implements, property of Thos. itlawsoe.
lot 11, con. 13, McGillivray. $ale at one
o'clock p. m. sharp, Henry Labor, aunt,
fes' Parties getting their sale baits printed
at this office, will get a x'nsa, notice similar
to the above.
HEI sALL Rovz4n Miens, --One of the
most complete roller mils in the Province, is
rot 27 inoliea long WWI pinked constantly running aid giving the best setts -
farm of James Liindsay, near faction. Gristing done to order an short
notice. The roller flour takes the lead. Try
AN ID
M. G. Cameron, of Goderiob, atow gures. A few ears of
c rase n r1OyC a for her owe Corn and Corn Chop cit Band.
o..vay expect to Hear of oth Ilt\z:18 &UaQUHAAT. GENERA
fiinetylo, 13
it and. b, convinced.' 20'tons of goad Mid -
1 d t" l f 1 filings o f and l ti
ISA.A C CAF TS G'S
Exeter, OntariQ.
GROCERIES, DRY -GOODS,
aooTs r Nn saoEs
:sure,
-. _ -_. ! A ratepayer asks, Why does the council's N1r,Jo
,1M ('F .Tfi t+erl%aefor nrstln4ertiozz, au ' not make knann its tithe of meeting more hope, ha
1. in deli ' el t :i t
s to act h. 1 s t z t t vr' et '
80PIt C t T4 par ltne for each stabs qz t_ ) a bta. ug fl a hey iii ms tt! his sv
nertion will be chargedfo aotieea apnearznl at the call of the reeve e" l e carnet ane-
iuthiecolumn. « er the qut .y anless tate reason is that it iucihea ie
�.._. - - etas been the usual cuetam to adjourn this
LOCAI, HAPPENINGS.
iln
Doig, farmer,
sSouth Emit, ENs5LL,--Wanted at the Hensen Oat -
Meal Mills,Elft thousand 1 i
s an Ifl]illeflee tree stnladinp " e • y lousan tushc s of good
sound Oats for Dlilliug purpmes. The high -
owls, It ' lea:sures 21 feet G est price will be paid" Gat•xisal exchanged
alrcunlfereoce, for oats.
The of
sway, We believe it would be bettor if a about 75
+public antler= were given young gi
her evaltittg an
Ula MAO •-__".,,.- e -
years. of age escorted two&IiKT REPORTS.
tOorrected at? o'elo*p.m. Wednoeday.
ria to their homes on Ontario-
PALL waEaT Our Goods and Groceries are Warranted of the Best nal-
Clintou, and just after he had zvidie,vee„ t , ,,. o: to 0 B4
oil ni.ht" to ono of thea, he item •.. ••. • ,.. a so too es - ,
1llitto 4Flae t \Aw :: olio to o i?, - ity and Latest Styles. Families in the village and surround.
Quid -
zed it by throwing hie arias lied ivhat dew o tai to o s,
Don't forget the grand concert to lie held stoat,
Without exception, the hest sud rhea et t'. in the 'Main,street Methodist Church ea 4,,
+ p 1l,rzle se eeeuing, 23t1 Nov. Prof. Birks aua °aid g0
lines ht Boots and Shoes we have ae yet seen, a -
eau now be lta+i at C. Eaerett`a. Children's a quartette hale been engaged to gine Ona of ' einufiasl
Carriages, Express �Cng(.ns, Bicycles of all
4 their papular coecerts in behalf of the Bab. erotlnd 1
sixe,4, Felt Deere anti lieu`s Hand -made • bat•h :+cittt(ti. Admission, Adults, ' a cants ; that atm
ilaats ; asst laarne,s of every tlescriptiot; • elulthert out of the sahaol, 15 cents. Come
The
ctpau(z alt, fleet••
onste Ytly on hand. Call and see them, The Y. Pe 0..5.. have prepared a eourse of i. sicca
Butter aattl Eggs taken in exchange for; entt•rtaiutueuts, which wilt coneist of three catne8 1
,ands, 4 LAt;u.r,'rr. - lectures and a sacred ooueert. The first ,Inti +
leettlte wilt b.' given in tht' lecture Mem of I A
Or INTRRHAT eo Af L-=-•Ilaviug opened a the James—street Methodist Church .next at ot.lr.
Restaurant anti Ila. ,ting house In James' Tuesday evening, by Bev, V, J. Snaith, Lon. .lent slam
Swelnt}ton'snawbiauk,'Marketsquare, Ibei;+daft; title,'•t3y,ik1itIt'tl:O X'rota•Protestaut,' everL d
' tO say that I am now in a p•tsition to aeeow• r auspice of the c.ezrse tieket is 2a coati. S,rhat
t eilate baartlel+ vy tts(t zvaa " or (laY ; aim' A meeting of ti.e: Direettna at the Exeter
farmers with Meals an.1 good stabling and t Poultry and Pet Steck :tsaocia.tittu was held ' eeurs i
feed for horses at vary Moderate prices, The i on 1 ri:lay mean-, last. Causiderable base- OId 'rest
amore building is comfortably heated with nods zeas done in the+ way of drafting a code Ezekiel
trot air and well furnished. Give us a tell. et rules andbrin:,•iug up and settling other it/ will b
J. A, HeYits• 3 matters. It ha- mat yet heat decided when
++ their filet exhibition will take place. A , that the
seersoual. l m"etiu;; •'f th' members will shortly be - tete peace
'Air. Hurden. of the ?,;,tl-tars tank hes re-; waled.
turned from his hunting tour. iti a learn hp' Au !tela went the round of the press a tew
faxd fair 'wk. -Mrs. W. G.Collins. of lira• ' weeks aka eayiug that standard saver dollars
forth, is M present vi�iting friends in town. t were, only worth 791 cent, in Detroit Mer-
,_ ,
• � s , cl:a.it t •• a � them, but on
Mer-
-Rev. Mr. ltl4w�ou is improving yit z ly,att 1 c to u„tre i t, refries t m,
it will be some time bt fare he will iw eb:e to , t aqui*, 1 wa, f'nu.1 that there wile n:� truth
axuly the patpit, in the reair, and big doUarastill pass at par
— If you wish to ;;et rid of any call round and
Village Council. pity for soil paler for it�d1;. , tri certain
There is ten, calk of Navine the mail car. The L
The council met by enter of the reeve, at vie:1 ken the lfais! office tr Exeter `,tib is readers
the market house on slid .rad of November, ,
au the wezubcrs Itr :-cat, txeeI t me, Jahns tic afternoon ilietead of the cventug. as now. selling
The miuntes of the previous meeting were 1•o fe(•I setistb 1 that the popnlation across *li!„ef at;
read and caath-m+'tt, Mr. Wm. Grigg, in., rite river wocild appreciate the chaneo. as ,
c tel on
I
1
it 1 then receive their mail t �'
aspleads; a 1>Ltitit>u of srstrai ratepayers, i 1
king for a lisup tin 41*n cururr of Main and s much either, aria won.d also havo an appor- they ]lou
tlimcoe sts. Iaioved by J. Pickard, sec by A. G t taultf aussvaring inners by return .haft, if i
Dyer, that a lamp be placid 00 the earner of 111°8;1'04'
Tho auction sale of Mr. Chat. Ditnla 's
Main anal Simeoe-streets. and one en Hain. iy
ray between the market seuarq 1 farm stock anti implements, in Stephen, a
L�
MERCHANDISE
ter nook and giving her a hies tifun is %WWI mg x
tied the whole neighborhood,: tufo mewl .., (a; to a art illi_ country can rely on Good Value for thein money.
nlarlo} ... ... ... ... ... to 0 ;u
?a Articles delivered promptly at your homes, in the lags, if
1:;5to'2Ott
... u ;s to o s„ desired,
�. a Ge G A Trial Respectfully Solicited,.
r t1ealers say that the bivalve slats •.-
mitla� ti Leer everytyear•ti e o �raG hyea`3 ,•. 4,
the extravegaa prao 0 f Aoaa
u whole oyster into 0ao'1 plate saga o la tot ]f,
cli festivals and tea meetings, - Ratter t 19 to 0 14
Flauri<axbhl.::. -., ,.• ,., 5 uOGo Stu
sv'rid is b''cauling less austere Patatoes,per bag •• •• ,•. 000 to 0 70
de, Ap Ales, „bag , ,., 0 40 to 0 ",0
11r edAlalplesjtr It gig
to 0 oo
1s said tet be a printer e error' (ieeee perch. .” u ei to u ou
u the h'ttvieed version of the , z iiekei.ePgrl' ::: ::. o sa to 0o ss
allheiht. Itis to be found in -Chickens per pr ... .. 0 e e. to 0 40
...,t 5o to 5 iS
Itoef 5Olato000
ring thee against illy laud, ; Hi eeroalle. ••• s 00 to 6 tw;
dressed . 6 00 to 700 •
tlatians may know theta i'• ir! r Spee akine,oael .. ,.. 0 S0 to 6 5T
of size leiter word, reed Me. calrA�xiaa ,., a Ftl to 0 +e
\wool perlb 0 h7 to 0 1s,
f our °at,itu , thus nudges iris Any pertcu .. ... ... 700 to 000';
aubacrib*>Yi' , **\%! dUn+t' lYi�pl ntr�r inti t t O' '�0 "1..1"
o 1 73
uey desperately bad, but our. HENtiAr,r, atAiikl':, S'
do, nut they eo doubt owe Fan \Sheat per tat ... ,.. a 0 SO to 0 f+9
p• Vit%
t sir to
you pay UP, we'll pit} ehetll, exilestl7*it hti : n 0 to o TO
'1I pay you." His reaeouing narleytfee'ltuga .,.
1y good and toryio,tt, tphita slate,
D � lllilt•li (rata ...
uekuow StWtindl ativlade its A1'p`cs per bbl, ,..
against swindlers who are ' otntoas per bit
the at:l,aanmaker these
HORS S FOR SALE
d imp if nay of these tellos� ai
,t
o •ic rat. t
n n til x u l f . p bo w feel
8 Stn 1 , , 9 n tl t * with to
,
+ Y I + 1 ]est a 1 mare i m v e l
}
1 u v i :dare, 1 Inas-'
, ONO 1 k tlri Oar Ol i. li e
't leave vaceivate them with imported � r 1 ,
old hero ('wit, Tyra Sucking Cone, 11,1 zz'711 ho
sold cheap. For (nether parttculara, apn ly to
t 81'1
Sltxl'iII 10i in the worth lo{.a,iroatedp 00
One o
Bailment
sunt mo
creditors
you. y 1f
end they
040 to046
0dttoOSC
... 0Sito09S
... 100to100
.•. o „i to 0;0
a. eAatgun.
It :ran not o)ulpulsory primary vita•
civatiou that stamped out small -pox
and • •^»" ' short clistaue,' wast of the village, teak dace in Germany,but coil tnlsor re-vac-
ani'ictaria•streetby Carried. Moved by J, a last Tharsda afternoon, and natwithawand- l y
Pickard, seconded by W. Biesttt, that this l . 1 ciliation at the age of 12 years, Sub
council adjourt, uutill call of the reeve.-it*g the wet and disagreeable weather, there eotupulsory vaeojilatian and re•Yaeei•
was a good er.twd in atteudauee. Dwain
Gaveled. wasbrisk and good prices were realized for nation exists in no other country fit
M. EADDETT, (:leek, the stock and other property. Mr. John the wo* Id than Gerfnany, and ltt no
—" ' Gill, who is it proficient auctioneer, wielded other country has mail -pax been re-
ifirevet3e.. the dammer.
Now is the season for oyster cocktails. 1 The following names we. o added to the dueed to such a minimum.
The,+boulevards" are now thickly covered
with maple leaves,
Some of the huntsmen have gone to Black
Creek in quest of deer.
venire' lint for Exeter, at a Court at ltevi- So far
siou held on Tuesday last, Judge Tont pre- been obtained to the ps.i:ions for the
siding :-George Edwortby, owner, right of appointment of Mr. John Beattie, of
his wife, pt. lot 3, Main -street ; Alonzo
Snow has fallen here twice lately. ::0W iy 511e11, tenant to D. Johus, pt. 12, Main -street; Saxfartb, as police magistrate, and
the time to expect it. Thos. Breuaevmbe, tenant, pts. 1, 2 and 3 t hese have been forwarded to Mr. 1
One day last week, while Mr. E. S. How- Main.street • Pratt fisher, owner, pt. 15, lower, finite a number of the pati•
ard, was driving from Loudon his heat* took Huron -street; J. 0. Cartwright, tenant to B,
sick and died when about half way home. S, O'Neil, pt 10, Hain -street, tarns Nava not beau returned, and
A new organ is to be piaood in the Main- The Exeter council have decided to place when they are in the number of stn -
street Methodist Sabbath school room, as two additional lamps on Maio -street, one natures will likely repreaeut a fair
the old one does not meet the requirements. between the 13ethodist church and the mar- proportion of the electorate.
Ono day last week, a defect was discovered ket and the other at the corner of Simooe.
in the baiter in Dyer & Howard's planing street, at the southern end of the towu, These A. few days ago Mr. J. C. Fuller, of
mill, which leas heeu repaired. extra lamps are needed and more, too, The Lagan. left ti puree and buggy stand -
Mr. Chas. Snell has been fixing up his Tures a few weeks ago mentioned three fug in front of one of the doors at the
office in the Post Office Block to keep cold places where lamps were badly ueedea. Ono Cattle Food Factory, Mitchell. Hie
ant daring the winter, of,tbe places suggested by us is to be sup- y
wife was seated in the rig. The ani -
Pour young Inds, of Exeter North, had to phed, and no doubt the other two lights will
pay $1.50 each for tampering with a man's be granted in time. taxi got frightened, and, turning
property on Hallowe'en. A few days ago, while Mr. Oliver Johnstou, shirt, upset the buggy, throwing the
The tax -collector says taxes are being paid blacksmith, of Clinton, formerly of Bucking- lady cut on her head, but fortunately
very
sattend slowly,
and
its matter.the ratepayers had ham's shop, Exeter, was using asledge ham-
ershe teamed slight injuries on the
mer, assisted by another workman, a piece
There were 3250.45 worth of stamps sold flew off the head of the hammer and cut au dead. The animal got away with the
at the Exeter post office daring the month artery in his left arm. The blood sported shafts and harness, but was soon af-
of Oet sports have returned from their hunt- twenty feet and he found it necessary to go ter caught.
Theto a doctor and have it bound up. The ef-
inng tour. They succeeded in shooting a deer frets of the wound will lay Mr. Johnston up James McDonald. who* a home is
and capturing a good bag of ducks. for some time, but wo hope he tray recover in Stratford, Ont. (says it Detroit
The shocking depredations of some of the sooner than anticipated, newapapr,) was injured on Saturday
medical students at 'Toronto on Hallowe'en. The anniversary services of the Main-st.
P superseded those of the Exeter youths. See methodist S .S. will be held on Sunday evening At 1'iyalouth. He was nt-
' news notes. and Monday, Nov. 22nd and 23rd, when a temptin, to get On a train when he
Mr. John Fisher formerly in the Centras good time may be expected. On Sunday was struck by the platform and seri•
sermous will be preached at 10 a. in. and ously wounded about the hips. The
6,30 p. mp and at 2.30 p. m, a platform sufferer was brought to the city and
meeting will be held, consisting of addresses, attended b Count Physician Thud
and singing by the school. On Monday ev Y Y y
ening, 23rd, a grand concert will be given by uer, after which he was sent to Har -
Professor Birks, of London, accompanied by per Hospital.
Miss Ella Cole, Miss Alice Morgan, Mr. 1.A.
Mairhead, and Mr T. Hook. Doors open at Some fiend poisoned two of Mr.
7 ; concert at 7.30. Wm. MMlellis' (Luokoow) mastiff dogs
Hallowe'en night was duly observed on the other day. "Nellie," valued at
Saturday night by the mischievously -dispos-
ed Iads its town, and the chaagea in oat- '
buildings,
etcetra, which
they made had to
$300,is not expected to reoove
r.
remain til Monay morning, when
people The poisoned bait was given to the
were necessarily engaged putting things to animals in Mr. Ileitis' own garden,
rights around their back yards. Cabbage for lying on the front door stay was
heads were sticking out of some chimnies, found a piece of fresh beef, on which
and others were decorated with wagon wheels. could be plainlyseen the glistening
saivation army was presented with a g g
s(c)entry box, which was very kindly placed particles of slrychinine.
at the entrance to their barracks. A few The Bruce Herald says Mr. Peter
signs were reutoved, but no property was de-
stroyed. Grant, of Walkerton, who sold his
The new roller skating rink, which has house and furniture, reached Toronto
been christened the 'Dominion," will be on his way to the old country, when
formally opened to the public this (Thurs-
day)evening. The rink is very large and 100 in cash in the drawer of a table
will afford ample accommodation for all who
wish to spend a pleasant evening. Those that he had sold for sixty cents. In
who delight to see the "downfall" of others an agony of fear all anxiety, he oamo
should attend, and those who like to look at book to Walkerton and found the pur-
graceful movements on the roller should at-
tend. as both may be satisfied. The Exeter 0haser;of the table. This lady, Mrs.
brass and harmonic bands will supply choice Vouhatten, had found the money in
music, and a good time may be expected. the drawer, and rejoiced the heart of
The price of admission is 15 cents for adult M. Ql act by handing it Over to him
spectators. 10 cents for children under 12
years of age ; skaters, 25 cents, skates sup- jut"' He gratefully prevented her
plied, if desired. - with twenty dollars,
The Toronto Mail, in speaking of the Me. A. C. Reid, of Tatman, and 1). Ben -
Dowell Comedy Company, which will appear nett, of Toronto, wrestled in the Col-
in Fanson's Hall here, next Ttesday evening,
says ;-"Jeff D'Angelis is a versatile genius lingwood skating rink on Friday er
sure enough, as most people must have ening for $100 a side. The last fall
thought who witnessed his performance as took 22 minutes of tough work 10 de.
Spaulding or the Private Secretary; last ter -ening, after having laughed until their sides aide, and was a most eaoii<ing and in-
Weed at his Dutch Comedy business in Pock
exhibition of wrestling. The
hontas the night before. His doleful and first fall was decided in Reid'e favor
bewildered visage in his interviews with the in 15 minutes- Bennett won the
nden night was dark and the roads were very y. Choleric Cattermole, also a capital character
A9 wit intimaated in this per a few smoke taken by Mr. J. 0. Ls Breese, was a study, second in seven minutes, and Reid
e, Capt. George Kemp hoes returned 4o,
p and evoked almost continuous in got the last in a foul, Bennett having
en and will open a store in Drew's Block, which none joined more heartily than Lady been twice cautioned by the referee.
e premises formerly occupied by him, We Macdonald, who occupied the Patti box.' E. M. Johnson also gave an exhibi.
Teak for (aim a good share ot patronage. The Company will appear under the auspices tion ol` club swinging.
ad lhis,adrtertieemenn in another column. of the Exeter Baud
.'. fuS COUPE
l ltit ('•on:. LTsharne,
Kirk ton P. 0.
-1T1tAYI')D IRO NI LOT 6, 5.E.
It: ii.T {nARY, TOWNS1i1POF 118BORNE
Six Spring Calves (three of then. steers and
three at then: honors.; one ot the calves Nnearly white two grey. nut three red and
white. least Iteant of is the neighborhood of
Farquhar. Any person giving any information
that will load to their recovery will bosuitably
rewertied. Tnos.TFT1'a, li•*rkton P. 0.
over 2,000 signatures have T J. pI�AIi1E, COMAIISSiON)R
. tut he Court Cameos) Plean-Deeds,
Wills, Mortgages, Loasoa,and all f arms of ag-
reotnents drawn and executed according to
taw.
ero,\'ET TO LOAN calnn.'.n ESTATE, Partite,wishing to borrow money on account of re-
centpurabasea ofiend,or topay off existing
mortgages will find a great saving fay giving
mea call, Cart lend. money ate and ei per
coot. accordingtotorms.
N.J.0LARK .
barber shop, Exeter, but more recently of
Mitchell, has opened a barber shop on Par-
liament -street, Toronto.
Parties who stored their potatoes away in
cellars are now having an unusual amount
tf trouble picking them over and casting out
pailful after pailful of rotten ones.
Mr. Smale, druggist, wishes us to state
e that the person who found a two dollar bill
belonging to the Salvation Army captain will
confer a favor by leaving it with him at the
drug etore,
The Grand Trunk engine which ran into
the immortal Jumbo and sent him to king-
dom come has been repaired and now sports
a miniature Jumbo, in remembrance of the
accident.
Messrs. Daniel Davis and Jas. Weekes
leave Montreal the latter part of this week,
with about 75 heed of fat cattle, for the Eng-
lish markets. -We wish them a pleasant
voyage and safe retarn.
Mr. Thee. Puddicombe, of Haysyille, Co.
of Waterloo, who was in company with the
Exeter huntsmen at Lake Smith last week,
shot a buck doer which weighed 200 lbs.,
and a wild goose, which weighed 15 lbs.
A coraiderable quantity of grain has been
marketed here during the past few days,
The prices paid for fall wheat and barley
yesterday afternoon were 82 cents and 60
oentsrespectively.
One week from to -day, the 12th inst., will
he thanksgiving day. We as a people have
mueh cause for thankfulness for the many
sleesings vouchsafed to ns during the past
Fear, and no doubt the day will be duly oil•
iereed by all. -
Our reporter was misinformed last week,
when he reportedRev. Mr. Maghie, of Liman,
s having preached in Christ Church, here,
rad at Hensail on the preceding Sabbath.
t was Rev, Mr. Craig, of St. Paul's Church,
Minton, who officiated,
The Salvation Army, of Exeter, opened
re on Crediton ou. Thursday evening last.
hey report everything as having turned out
tisfactorily; save the drive there and back,
h
SUMMONED
To Appear before the Barg
E. H. FISH,
Where the m.tu who +nine at the cry of "next"
r000ive l a Shave and a Hair -cut 'winch could
not possibly have been surpassed by any
barber,
NEAR THE POST OF1+'YCE.
FANSON'S HALL, EXETER,
(0145 NIGHT ONLY)
Tuesday, Nov. 10th.
(Benefit of Exeter Brass Band.)
THE &DOWELL COMEDY COMPANY
E. A. McDOWELL, Manager,
Will present the New York and London
Laughing Success entitled the
"PRIVATE SECRETARY"
In three acts, with this groat Comedy Cast:
AIR, CATTERUOLD Mr J 0 Leterasse
Arich East Indian Uncle,
Douanes CATTEDstsam... MrE A McDowell
iiis Nephew
Mn MAESHLAND Mr Tom Joyce
A Couutry Squire
Hamm Mr James Robert Peyton
His Nephew
Giasoi Mx George Barr
A Bond Street Taylor
REV ROST SPADLD/ND Mr Jeff 1)'Angelia
Private Secretary to Mr. Marshland
jean ................................Mr James McNaught
A Footman
Knox Mr Wm Donaldson
A Bailiff.
RDITB Mias Fanny Reeves
Marshland's Daughter
Eva Miss Adelaide Arthur
Her Friend andCompanion.
MISS ASHFORD... Miss Florence D'Angelis
Spinster and Chaperone. -
Mrts STEAD Miss Kate Francis
A Lentil tidy
Admission, 25 cents ; Reserved Seats, 50 ole
(Seats now on sale by members of band.)
AUCTION SALE!
—OF—
Farm Stock & Implements
DMR. A. BISHOP has received instructions
from the executors of the estate of the late
Andrew Moir to sell by Public Auction, on Lot
31, Cor-. 3, Vsborne, on
Wednesday, Nov. 11th, 1885,
At 1s o'clock, noon, sharp the following valu-
able property of the late Andrew Moir, viz.:-
1
iz.:1 horse fourteen wears old, 1 horse ton years
old,1 brood mare eight years old, supposed to
be in foal to Pride of Avon, 1 mate four years
Old supposed to be in foal to Pride of Avon, ;,1
horse four years old, l hor se 2 years old, 1 filly
, one year old, 1 sucking colt sired by Glonlee,
10 eowa supposed to be in calf to a thorough-
bred bull, 9 steersrsing three yen rs old, stwo •
year-old bolters supposedto be in calf to a
thorough -bred bull, 4steers rising two years
old, 1 heifer rising two years old, 10 spring
calves, 2 fat pigs,6 spring 1pigs,2 lumber wa-
gons. 2 hay racke,1 sulky hay rake, 1 Maxwell
reaper, 1 mowing machine, '9 plows, 1 gang
plow, 2 setts iron harrows, 1 pair bob -sleighs.
1 cultivator, 1 double buggy 1 wheelbarrow,1
pair scales,1 cutter, 1 Ingersoll seeder, 1 fan-
ning mil1,1 turnip seeder, 1 sonftler. S setts
double harness, 1 large grindetone,1 patent
apple drier,, large quantity of pay, also a
large quantity of straw (to be used on the
place), and oilier articles too numerous to
mention. Terme : All sumS of $6 and under,
cash ; oyer that ammonths` cedit willouttt,l2 r
be given on furnishing approved joint votes. A
diaoount of 7 per Dent, will be allowed for cash
on credit amounts.
JOHN MOQUEEN & PETER MOiR,
Exeoutors.
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Butter'&Eggs 000* Uta*
WANTED.
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Complete stock of Groceries. & Pickard's, where he is prepared to snake
10 lbs. Sugar; $1 Tea, 25, 50 all ktnds o: ordered work.
and 75 cts—Good Quality.
Boots 84 Shoes all Styles) at bow Prices.
A nicely asaorted stack of
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FORKS, SCYTHES. BINDING GLOVES,
eater Manager O. Eaerett's B
(Cheap.) Beet Machine Oil 60a per Gal. Establiehweret.
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l$ay 141h $4.a''A reduction of 241 Per. Cent. o
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Tweeds, deng t of
ALL-WOOL SERGE kr 37.50. Suitings and
Overcoats Cheap.
Wadies to atlrloanra t:. the iuhat'itauts Ol
Exeter and vicinity, that he tiros Opened ent a
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MAN SON,
and Shoe
Our Dress Goods are marked dawn tc
the Lowest Notch.
COTTON --20 YARDS POR ONE DOLLAR.
A House and Lot to sell or rent. Apply to
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BUY ONLY THE BEST.
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CUSTOM TAILORING
At K rktan.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction
guaranteed in every respect.
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND AT LOW BATES.
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