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The Exeter Times, 1885-11-12, Page 7INSURANCE, 'E'RNEST ELLIOT, AC -ENT FOR J TRE WESTERN ASSURANCE COaI- I w..: of Toronto aloe for the PHGGNIX FIRE, INSIM ANO1 COMPANY,ofLondon. England, the ROYAL CANADIAN. of 1lzoutreal, and the BRITISH EMPIRE LIVE ASSURANCE COM- PANY, ot t,ondon. England,established 1847• $50 Assets over, 00.000; claims and bonuses paid, over $10,000,000, I,OC4Z, NEWS.—We shalt be happy to re- ceive at all tunes, from any part of the County, items of local nem, such as ac- cidents,or any interesting incident that ever, frown any of our subscribers or read - era generally for the purpose of pubtic- <Won. gilt "exam, gimes. THURSDAY, NOVEM'R 12th, 1885 T,' ENTS Per for -first in5ortto insertion, and FOUR Ci:NTS per lice for each subsequentin sertion will be oharged to notices ap t'earani in this column, LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Thr$ is tate shoemakers' harvest for Win- A parlor social will be held in the Pres,. gathering of old boots. byterian'menee on Wednesday evening next, On Saturday afternoon, while Mies Carrie 18th inst. A good programme is being pre- i f readings, recite. Drew, was skating ou tbe salter rink, she ac- pared, which will consist o eidentally fell and dislocated her wrist joint. txone, singing. .1;o. All ale Waited. !Gvlreo- The limb was promptly righted, and we be- tion. Have it is gettingquite well again. Union thanksgiving service will be held iu the Janes -street Methodist Church to -day (Thursday) at 10.30 a. m„ to be conducted by Revs. Messrs. Martin and Pascoe. Col- M lection in aid of the poor. "You have plenty of reading here," said a li visitor to the literary editor. pointing to a as pile of books on the editoiial desk. ""These si are not for reading," replied the editor ; ""they are for reviewing;" •,Dietever kiss a pair of ripe red lips ?"" enquires a youthful aspirant for poetical dis- tinction. Yes, we didst, and had we as many dollars as we didet we would, stop this sort of business and go hunting. A meeting of the members of the bMeehau. ice' Institute will be held shortly for the el. Stephen Council. T Presbytery of Huron, JNG'STe Presbytery of Huron met In Caven Church, Exeter, on Tnegday S 'of ^^ *�+ rii0 Z. last, the Rev. R. Y. Thompson, M .L. J..J Hensall, in the chair. The chief business before .the Pras- e raa.• Exeter, Ontario. emood int Nov, r, all members present f 004 the General Asselni l on the b ter was the remits sent down inutes of last meeting read and signed, y Moved by H. C. Eitber, that Mr. Cough- unifioatiou of the Foreign Mission n attend to the water courses spoken of by Conllnjttao and the aged rniniaterb r. Vincent and Mr. Fiukbiner ea conces- ( fund. The Presbytery accepted three d es civet , RISS D1..Y! GOODSons 18 an 11, r pet y, ' fare amudmenta PheC // r i Me follawi,ng orders were granted . J. ' Rollins, balance an gravel for township, l effect of these, if acoepted by the Gen- t 819.60; J. Rollins, gravel for S. B., 618 60 ; eral ,Assembly next June, will be to I. Isaamport. culvert, 32 ; P. Fioulahen, 2 estand the representation on. the iiralns, 15111. con,. 61; O. Mitchell • : ditching, Foreign Committee and amalgamate 9 ton road,• 2; �.1• F' -b' repairing Inge 4th con. the eastern rind western sections, road, 75ots.; Mr. Vincent, 2 culverts on con. ' which have hitherto been working 18,03; A. McCormick, bridge on con, 14, separately, and thus reduce the ex- ectiou of of6cexs, arc, The meeting should, 617.25 ; 1t, Perry. ailing approach to bride" pause of working elle trod ;and bring er stricter also consider the advisability of organizing a 816.20 ; R. harry, grevel, t,. R,, 50.,.5. ; W-' nera fund und drawing•Olass Kort, contract for grediuo on eon- 4, 347 ; J. the aged w rki Leat Sunday night a Kingston minister Lenson, repairing culvert, on 'J. R., $7 ; D. mutual aid principles. This is a las t ,F •I Gi I B.t Ina xront L. B P prayed for newspaper editors and reporters. Buchu n, lue n;, C , 37 Thome.,Tlluwas Ma . LLB Ir by a prayer forood sdelrnq i nt sabaenbern. It should be olloRnt Holt, weil rper M�t�! i?. c�txt ter 4. $3`r31Dr 7 'tai. W.cis, of the young Ladies" ld4ire,' perhaps the r, eerund gentleman STU/ -- Brantford_ addressed the Pre•hvtery that they are past prayiug for. Poe An exchange says that Jos. Hudson, the $d ts,`11; S. J. Ho:earth, culvert on con. 2, G in the interests of that institution. ; J. Allen. relief, $Z ; W. Anderson. needy reao)1100n way paved, corn- old poetry vendor, who has rrequentey visited lit. hiu;q., 0. It-, ird. naePtling t1 to the sympathy and sup Without exception, the beet and cheapest Exeter. has been arrested fes obtaruing a Adjanrned to meet a aizt ou the drat 31an- ort of Ills P1110110. now alliin anti • in Boots and Shoes we have a -s yet seep, Suit of clothes Under false pretences. Jos. 1! tag iu De centater, when deploy -returning of- P P. • is well-known a9 All inveterate bore to al r flees will likely bye app„inte l 4ae won for itaetf the hl„lteto pine in ri BOOTS AND SHOES ANIS... „,,,mER0HANDisE Our Goods and Groceries are warranted of the Rest Quaal,- ity and Latest Styles. Families in the village and surround - the Province as a thorough training ” fug country can rely on Good "Value for tl it money, •t` d promptly at homes,in the V illn e, if Articles delivered pz 1'n� Y your g eau Aovr ire hall et C. F,acrett'a. Chrldren : moat ever one in town Carriages, Expreea Wagoua, Bicycles of all y t v' 'o a t e town t , vises.1300t4 Folt livata. and Men's Iland.nzade Keep your Stomach (lean, your Bewela ons of Re isr n asheld t h college for the higher etluod t xu of -„Ty deaeriptieft regular, and von will have little to fear from bail. Creliton, on Nov, 2u.1, before His How yozin I.idje . ma. imrnow 'o s wise a Dr Carson s Bitters or J F 'Porn. About 30a ale were on the .AC Constantly ou hand. Call and Rao thew, arty contagr u as . , Butter and Enda taken ei erel►auge for ° wilt do it. Yourtruggist sells it, 50 carte. docket, but a very small number of appli. 13v. lir. Brrr presented a reeolrt-- ;,coda. C.I xearTr Accounts due to roust be pall before the cants roallo their appearauee. Four arldx- tion regarding the (death of the late ! desired. - ,- close of the present znantli. The conscience. #ioaa were mad+l to the voters' list. Rev. Chas. Fle'oher, of 0 nleTlch, Hit%ttttipl Got>ttcil. A ocheti►i for the change of paIpiiij R k t and Bear hug 110450 iu James PAY O' h sxaxar To !ti,i..—Having opone,l a atrzekon War or woman who reads Ibis itemea aura.n will ,a' u' at once but *bs legal beats will tawenertou'm new Week, market square. I beg probably require an intimation throupb come and kr ills siiitatinzi of all ttI*I c'xil• , ': position to aceaau• other souse, T.r,. C,•u-ieil in.. t 1 e:ea-lilt to etjonrn- gregationtr iii the Presbytery try' k to say tleat.I am new in�a acor slay • also A number of Exeter '.port ca aompain „t x11 :rt at Cal earin 11 , en, k'[andeba,ye, then slummy gey:datu ms irl Dectubilr neat xuodate l,0ard, is l+y b air, Shoff, P. 3I., of Cbindcl,o a left for fanners with meals and goo.) etabliug and y y.” feed for horses at very moderate prices. The the snrrd beds ou Tuesday morning, on e entire building is c•/rtiortably heated witb hunting expedition. It ie sari Mr. Shoff le hot air and well furnished. Give ns a call, art old huntsman. and wilt assnre'.11y cause a J. 2t• Iiavia. deer cr two to bite the dnst- Rev, Dr, Ryekwan, of Denies Centre afethoarat Church, Laudon, oecupiart the Iituk O enlne. Main -street klethoJist Church pulpit en Sate Win, Dew.ru, rep. caved. 11. e. r., 11; Ed. ,...._- ©ix Thursday evruing tine Vomition roller lath teat, and pet acue.l two excellent tier- I Meagher. error its do;; tax. $1: J.din )feVelle,1 rink was opened, and notwithstereling the The pulpit will be supplied by L0adaa Mein- ditching, div. 2. 'JI; Thos. Mitchell, da, r, f artaxer It .til -keeper in PAltuertl• . ineleiteriey of tine weather. there were a aeons until the pastor is able to take his 51.25 ; a�', I.IkFalls. rep. culvertan:t brise u.t: ton hast i -u eel rue S,ilvaxi xn Army in ,i great many prawn a " work itgodu atone, die. 3. 115, Jae. Mitchell. aureoles a in that GTtyu. Ile has laver up . tat�ra. There urns e.�uFiderai►Ir 'stumbling" Don't forgot tlr•* gran,( concert to bo hell drawing t;ravih,l}3; day, e.'arri:;;atr, dam urea 1 Will h.a , and int viva* c:.rusertiug fore, but sit 4-----r the skaters lr 1 remark, Monday oxenrug, 23.1 Nov, Prof. Ilirke sisal Jeturary let, 1487, 30 9a; J. iV'. Orme. prior- , it lutri h tt•a antic ileo noose, serve and ell the member,: present. Muutea' was poi feoie:et and agreed L. tit previeere rooting were reed au -.1 signed be Tlie Presbytery adjour:.e 1, to rncot th"Mwove. 1 y 1i. J. na�au. Feaonlei by 4Vm. ut Ctiutasl Stu 1'ztaa+lay, Jauu rry t31h, KaOper, that tbc, following ae.,nutts ba paid, when $ Sabnatil school convention and that Cie reel.," si;u or.leere for the sante: ' will he held ilr c T;zttecti ►l► It Uh said Thom, Lamph►" r. covered ditches, lir. 4, as : weetiug, A Trial. Respectfully Solicited ISAAC AB, `aIG' r ALI STORE, t -•botb skaters rind spec^ + • y iiia i id, 4 v ni rollers(� acroV �,�.+�. dans byslow who wart. nu in the �Iaru•ttreet alctliodrot Chnta.l en awl reeking rand as l:ranl pit iu full up w ��� f* ably well. The Exeter brass aural ltarratTnrO ,quartette baso been cngaged to pro nue of In • 201 ley -tarsi, $:5; J114. Carroll, rep. b id;;,i hands werepreaeut au,i turrxithc;l nxu+va f+,t their papular coneerte iit'b:'lialf of the :lib• fax lir, 3. $2: John ronug, rep, 2 culverts, e. ` I ORN'. tbe oaala n. rho rink* as " have ard be- 1041 sclo0 F, Admiss►n, mutts. 2.1 melte : a. r.. ; . drawing p Iau k 2Ina r.x culvert WANTED. T— u.all ou the tat fust., tlra wife children not of the school, 15 cents. Come die. 1, QM; Dan Collisiin, the Al.l ditch•J 'Matheson ..-.,... ald ; ' 4 Crlrx. /it Ile One, caro alt. � iu�•, drr. 1,55. 11 ra P'7a;oad orarsiv"in� . urarctagClatemem. The morning express on the L., 11. 8:11. gravel an Iii. ulph awl Luea►1 13„ 5,7 Creo i of afr..... t,a•' . of a daughter. roe. J IV, D. Stanley. ort' day at 1133rd of Health, l ., Job» DAV. chairtu•►n Boar,, ©t health.' "; J. H. Malmo), Immo Harrigan, II. i oiugin.i, Attnnding; Board of Heanh, $2 'l eb ; F. Aavi'i, sanitary inspector, part eel- , Y. $5; 1V nx, Sante, 2 sheep killed by doge, fore, int a gooel 008 iu every pertieular. a r u►ectranica and otte- r order to t nc u r4. I.1or t: ca- m. to study inilnetnal drawing, the Depart- "mall ou Fraley and prised ever tit, Immo. which lay with its neck tau ouo rail met its h;utl quarters 00 the other. The jar 10 the Incomotivewat pretty sever., but it held the nails, and no cne in the pasaeuger cars felt the shake. Bey. 3, V. Smith, of London, gave his popular lecture entitled "Wyckliffo, the Pro- tJ.Protoatent," in the Jame's-ztreet Metho- dist Church lecture room,under the auspices 1 attack a stet r 'nye this lido of 11en. 1"'e.s. a lvi•rti iu•• iv., .�f b •.law $i eel , ' _ R' meat of Eduretiou bare provi;led. that A grant of one hundred denary will be made to each Mechanics' Inatitnie conducting classes nu - der the departmental regulations. Parties desiring to gain eomo usefnl knowledge in Bait art can do as without interfering with their oceupatiruxe, provided sullciont euconr• agement is held out to the duectors of the Mcchauica' In:dilute to secure a teacher, At 11 eay T . ;lllre,l Den, mending gap, deer. 3. 81; 9 and gravel per 3.flotiguxs Awl R 'r 1 Jr rt 6 if r►RItIED ''I,uarltity-1'a+wr.--At the parsonage, Elini- - xra ha, on the 5th iust.- by the Rev. W . H. gnus, \Ir. Th %eza9 NOralic;, to Chertotte, daughter at Jahn Noun Esq., all tet ts- f..amplete stock of Groceries. borne. 10 lbs. Sugar; $1 Tea, 9.5, 50 ,flan ()AU. rep. nom l ti pit, and, damag. s ; Ill -75 Cts (c)O 1 iwlltllil•:y c e SALE REGISTER awls, $4.70(;tins. .Tak, ditalliuC an tale \Van rxszeax. 1Nay. Ise—Perm :stack dna Boots & Shees (All Styles) at vow Paces Implements, the ir-iperty of Setnut•r, fled- q den: lot 13, cou. 4. Stephen. Salo at 12 A nicely assorter Mack of o'clock. L. Either, auctioueer. i Y31„ R D WN'�,. R Ilaxs npetc,l out iu Currency & CasaSt . Old Stand, EXETER NORTH (Coo* su Wishes to aunturea tT flee inhabitants of Excl. r and vicinity, that he has opined out COt ana Mnoe Mp in the Corner Store North of Samuel d Prekard'e, where be is prepared to make all kinds o: orJered work. Sewed work a speciality. the end of the term an examivatrnn zs held, of the Y. P. C. A. on Tuesday evening road, con. 10, 560; Jo:lu Ho. 'gins, r.'p. via and certificates and awards made to 0u000S8- A goodattendance grated the Lecturer. who ' vont. W.13.. 62.50; Jonas Powis. averaeeing fol applicants. A gold medal is presented gave a very interesting and instructive ed- gravel ou 13. 11111, 55.50. and gravel per W, c Qalirae to the m t rear. candela., and a bronze medal, open to cone(- walla llrll, 25.50. ti. lt.ebxnson, grading ea in the advance I tl oat proficient i :i. Powe, 52.25; W. Powe, Gravelling lllaea. r petitean for Wein: pica' Institutes only, will bo given for the It/Wrest number of marks in grade B. Besides these tho sum of one dot - ler is paid for every pupil obtatutug two or more proficiency certificates ; or two dollars for every pupil obtaining two or more pro- ticiency certificatea in the subjects rained in onr the primary or advanced ase, and five dollars fora roil oertefieate in the advanced course. The examinations are held at each Mechanics' Instituto, ao that the candidates can pass filo examination without the ex- pense of leaving home. A class of twelve is required before the grant can be obtaiued. Tho price could be fixed at 62 for 36 lessons, to be paid iu advance. We have a good man right here, m the person of Mr. W. D. Weekes, who would bo willing to act as teacher, for a small salary, and whose tuition would be very valuable. Some ono ought to make a start and have a class formed here. Iireveties. Have you been vaccinated ? If not, ally not ? Would you rather endure email -pox ? Arscott; J. B., Bro. Thos. Horn. The anniversary services of the Main.st. methodist S .S. will be bold on Sunday and Monday, Nov. 22nd and 23rd, when a good time may be expected. On Sunday sermons will bo preached at 10 a. m, and 6,30 p. zit. and at 2.30 p. m. a platform meeting will be held, consisting of addresses, and singing by the school. On Monday ev- ening, 23rd, a grand concert will be given by Professor Birks, of London, accompanied by Miss Ella Cole, Miss Alice Morgan, Dir. J.A. Muirhead, and Mr T. Hook. Doors open at 7 ; conzert at 7.30. A few days ago two informations were laid with magistrate MoDonell by two young men of Zurich against each other. The trouble, as near as we could learn, arose out of a dispnte about the plastering of a house, which Casper Weaver had done for W. A. Zent. The dispute ended in a quarrel. in which the latter got the best of the battle. It appears that Zent refused to accept the job as done by Weaver, hence the row and the litigation. Weaver, who, we learn was in the fault, finally settled the matter by pay- ing all costs, and Zent agreeing to get anotb- er-man to finish his house. We oanuot understand why persons will persist in soliciting free locals. Wo direct attention to notice at head of "Local News." We are always willing to notice any meeting, lecture or entertainment free of charge, pro - There is a time *hen it may • not be wise to keep boys from going out shooting, but all will admit ouo thing, namely, that boys should not bo let loose with gens till they have, under competent supervision, been taught their use, and till they have learned by example the extreme caution with which experienced people handle deadly weapons. November is to be favored with consider- able snow ; so says the Future. a paper pub- lished in Richland, Kansas. Wo Lava re. ceived the third number, and its predictions (luring the Inst two mouths wore remarkably accurate. It nicely fills that unoccupied apace in journalism. It tells ?tis of what is to come, instsnd of chronieliug:past events. It can bo had for 51 per:year. At a meeting of Court Ha -pony, No. 61, Blaokwell's Hill $8; Alex. Davie. liauliug stone, div. 2, 51; Win. liiebarJsou, rep. cul- vert, div. 2s 61.7.•• Moved by Wm. Iitxiains; seconded by P. � J, Donn, that this council do pass a by-law' et its next meeting, ou the last Saturday eu 1i November, at the temperance Hall, Granton, to open up for public travel King and Isabella streets, in the village of Granton, and that the clerk have written notices of the intend- ad passing of said bylaw posted up in the immediate vicinity thereof.—Carried. Moved by P. J. Bowan, seconded by Wm. Hodgins. that the application of John W. Neil, for permission to keep n slaughter house in the township, bo referred to the local Board of Health, with full power to C. O. F„ held on November 5th, the follow. act —Carried, ing officers were installed for the ensuing Move.' by Win. Holghxr, saeondel by P, term : W. 0. lt„ Bro, Richard Luxton ; V. J. 1)ewan, that the following accounts be C.15., Bro. A. W. Coflla ; R. S„ Bro. D. A. paid, and that the reeve sign orders for the Ross; F. S., Bro, Hiram Bee ; Treas., Bro. same: J. W. Taylor; S. W., Bro. George Hill; J. Wm Duffield, rap 3 culverts, N 13, $1,75 : Bro. Edward Morgan ; S. B., Bro. Richard Win Moffatt, ditching, N B, 51 ; E Lang- ford, rep culverts, N B, 51,50; and enlverts and ditching, N 13, e2; A. Walden, rep cul- vert and cella posts, N 13,51; Wm Perry. rep culvert and cedar posts, G T R la, 52.50; Chas Cook, work, div 5, 53; J Harrigan, money paid for polling book, 1883, $4. Moved byC 0 Hodgins. seconded by Wm Hodgins, that by-laws NIs.16, 20, 21 and 22 be now read a third time and passed, and that the reeve and clerk sign the same and attach the corporate seal thereto.—Carried. Resolved that this council do now adjourn, to meet again on the last Saturday in Nov, at the temperance hall, Granton, at 10 a m. —Carried. H. HODe1Ns, Clerk. A "duck of a girl" should be closely watch- ed, or ten to one she'll marry some quack. To -day is thanksgiving day and will, we hope. be observed as such. Don't fail to glance over Renton Bros'. change of advertisement. A number of cattlehaye been shipped from bore during the past few days. It is said that on Monday, 16th, two fast trains will be placed on the L. H. & B. line. When there is a crack in the stove it can be mended by mixing ashes and salt with water. Mr. A. Tyndall, of the Thames Road, has removed to a farm near Ligmondville, this county. Red ribbon beer has been pronounced by the courts to bo intoxicating. It has taken considerable time to determine the fact. Vanderbilt and Gould, the New York mil- lionaires, have not attended church for ten years. Scott Act being in force, cider-. is being made in large quantities by farmers and oth- ers, and cider barrels are in great demand. Tho Salvation Army made a good parade on Sabbath last, the full force being in the ranks. A new street has been opened at the south of Mr. W. H, Verity's residence, Exeter North. aiding they are not for making money and Mr. W. F. May, formerly of Exeter, has no admission fee is charged ; but we do been re•engaged as head teacher o Granton public school at an increased salary, Don't borrow your neigbbor'a paper, when you can get one of your own. It is not right ; you are cheating the printer. The roads leading to Exeter from all di- rections are in a very muddy and "cut-up" state, owing to the recent rains and heavy traffic. We are informed that a petition is in cir- culation in Huron by the Anti -Scotts, asking for the appointment of Mr. Thos. Holmes, of Wingham, as a Police Magistrate. Many Kindergarten teachers agree that the first choice among colors of all children under 7 years of age is yellow. This admits of few exemptions. The residences of J. J. Pickard and Alex. McPherson, Exeter North, are fast nearing completion, and will add much to the ap- pearance of the north end. Hereafter the Hay mail will leave the Exe- ter office in the morning insterd of the ev- ening, as usually. This will be more con- venient. Mr. W. H. Coulson. druggist, of Exeter, hue made an asaignment, and his store is ac- cordingly closed- Who's next? This is the third that has failed We would like our correspondents to send in their news as regularly as possible, It requires butlittte time to jot down s few items. charge for notices of such when they are calculated for•money-making or of a business character. Newspapers are not run for fun, nor can their proprietors exist on air or sleep on clothes lines. 1f a notice is worth any- thing as a promoter—and everybody knows it is—people ought to be willing to pay for them. Of course when we do the job work for shy society meetings, entertainments, &o., we always give a free notice. A couple of weeks ago we made a compari- son between the prioes paid for wheat and barley by the Exeter and St. Marys markets, taking for our authority the market reports as published in the newspapers. Tho Exe- ter buyers on the date mentioned were pay- ing at least two cents per bushel more for. wheat and five Dents more for barley than the St. Marys dealers. Tho Jourual says that a farmer got quotations from buyers of both places on date referred to, and that St. Marys buyers were paying two cents more than those of Exeter. This does not speak very well for the correctness of your market report, brother—two cents astray on wheat and five cents on barley. It is strange, too, that a 'Newhard farmer would be in Exeter and St. Marys both on the aaine day. Farm- ers, Exeter is the plane to market your grain —13 cents more for barley here than in the stone town, according to the market reports. This is one of the instances in which coin- parisons aro odious. Exeter School Board. CoN9csatrxzoar CURED.. FOJRKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES, q (Cheap.) Beet Machine Oil 60e per Gal. •Ln(.3a etZtan,rctiri�al from practice,liar• ` t in{;tia,Ip•acedinhis handsoy anF.actIudtan COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS E%ER, missionary the formula of a simple vegetable A reduction of matin Per cent. on remedyfor the rata and permanent cure of tire and radical cure for NervonsDebiiityanal Repairing promptly attended to. GEO. IITANSON, Late Manager C. Eaeret`s oot and Shoc Establialient May 14tH 81. s( 5 Constitution, roncbitts, Catarrh,*Astllga Twteda� and Ready-mades• .;;cod Suit of PP t Auditing affoctione, ATM a pow ALL -WOOL SERGE for $7.ci0. Suiten �s and and a11. throe i, ii, alt Nervous Cam;�lamta, attar having tested itsOvercoats (heap. wonderful curative powers in thourundi ocases, has feltit kis duty to nuke it known to his suffering fellows. Aetuatedbr• this motive and a desire to relieve human auIIoriug, I will send free of charge, to all wino desire it.recipe in German,Freucxx ar English, with frill -r^ direction for pre paring and using. Sent by isnail b aildreagiugwith stamp, uanxiug thla 1 A house and Lnt to sell or rent. Apply to paiper,W.A.Noras,110Powcr'a iock,,i'ir:c erfcr,,r70HN 14iAT$ESOI�fi. Our Dress Goods are marked down to - -", TIE TAILOR the Lowest Notch. ( I COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR. MR. WM. LYNE is prepared :o do --ono' HAY P. 0. IIssear r. Boaters Mines, --011e of the most complete roller mils in the Province, is constantly running nod giving the best satis- faction. Gristing done to order ou short notice. Tho roller flour takes the lead. Try it and be convinced, 20 tons of good Mid- dlings on hand at low figures. A few cars of Corn anti Corn Chop on hand. RA-*7NTE tt;URQUn3UT. At a recent meeting of the Exeter School Board, all the members being present, the following accounts were passed : Jas. Baladon, hauling gravel &a., to school yard, $10.50 ; Dyer & Howard, lumber and labor for closets on school grounds, $12.40; R. Crock- er, labor fixing drain, screening gray: el, &o., $13.75. A. Robinson was en— gaged as caretaker for 1886, at a sal: ary of $175. Mr. Gregory, as prinoi• pal for 1886, salary, • $690; Miss Vosiier for room No. 2, salary $800 ; Miss Halve for room No. 3, salary $200; Mies Gregory for room No. 4, salary $275; Miss Croley, room No. 5, salary $250; Miss Gill, room No. 6, salary, $225. Al the peeling of the eohool board on Monday evening last there were 150 applications for the six vacancies N ofJ. CLARK, COMMISSIONER in• Goderiofl publio and ward schools • intheCourtCommonPleae—Deeds, Wilie,Mortgeges, Leases, and allforms ofag- -which looks somewhat as if the regiments drawn and executed according to market waslutted. law' Q MONEY TO LOAN. ONDEAL ESTATE. Parties A man named John MoQuirk, a wishing to borrow money on account of re - resident of East Niesouri hanged centpnrahaeea ofland,or to pay off existing mortgages will find a great saving by giving himself last Teeday evening. He mea. oall, Can gb lend ate and 6r} per had been in St. Marys during the N.J.OLARK. day, and returning home in the after- - noon went about his work as usual, About 8.80 he went to the stable and was not Been again alive. Hie brother went out about 10 to find E. 11. l•`ISH, out what was detaining him, and was horrified to find him hanging from ti beam, dead. He was between 38 and 40 years of ago. Hinss, r.—Wanted at the Hensail Oat - Meal Mills, fifty thousand bushels of good sound Oats for Milling purposes. The high- est price will bo paid. Oat -meal exchanged for oats. 3MTARKET REPORTS. (0orrectedatOo'clock p.m. Wecluesday. TALL WIT.;T 'Nutt flvheai ... ... .,, Sad white Wheat New ... ... ... Iced `yhoatNewpnlNC WIINAT b'ifo (new) -•• 0 GO to 080 Barley ... ••- ••• 0 55 to 0 70 Oats --• ... 028 to 0 30 Clover Seed ••- 0 00 to 625 Timothy •' •-• ••• •.. 1 25 to 2 00 Peas ••- •-- 0 53 to 0 55 Corn -•• ••- 0 58 to 0 60 . 015to015 Butter ... ••- .•• C 10 to 0 14 Flourperbbl.... •.. •.. 5 00 to 5 55 Potatoes,per bag ••• ••• 0 60 to 0 60 Apples,per bag -•. -•• 0 40 to 0 50 Driedipplespr b ••• 0 04 to 0 00 Greece per lb. ... ... 0 05 to 0 05 Turkey per lb ••• ... 0 07 to 0 06 Ducks per pr ... ... 0 40 to 0 60 Chickens per pr ... 0 25 to 0 35 Hogs,dressedpor100 ..• 6 00 to 6 00 Beef ... ..- -.. 500 to600 Hidesrouhg. ... ... ... ... 5 00 to 6 00 dressed ... ... ... 6 00 to 7 00 Sheepskins,eaoh .. ... ... 0 50 to C 57 Calfskins -. ... ... 0 50 to 0 70 Wool per lb ... ... ... ... 0 17 to 0 18 Hay porton ... ... ... 700 50 9 00 Onionsnerbush ... ... ... 0 50 to 0 75 Woodper'cord ... ... 2 50 to 2 75 HENSALL MARKETS' Fall Wheat perbh ... ... $ 0 80 to 0 83 Sexing " ..- 0 6u to 0 80 065to070 040to046 ... 0 28 to 0 80 ... 09Ito033 .•. 1 00 to 1 00 ... 0 55to 0 70 080 to 089 48050083 0 80 to 0 83 080 to 083 Barley (bright) Barley (feeding) White Oats, ... 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