HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-1-14, Page 8INSURANCE._
T'RNEST ELr,IO1', AGENT FOR
d THE 1v1',STD1tN ASSURANCE CCM•
LIANY. of Toronto ; also ,for the P,IICENIX FIRE
INSURANCP, COAfPANY,oriaonden, 17gglana,:
the ROYAL CANADIAN. of Montreal, and the
Diamond dyes and dve stuffs at Soarlett's I xoter• L. C. Association,
drug store.
The band has been serenading the newly Marge and influentlel meeting of
elected town fathore during the past few -
ni athe Exeter Lt ra on ar the s -
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grePort the atm°
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severe or outdoor playing, sooiation watt halt] in Fttn°Oh'8 Hall
Mr. Geo, Dyer has purchased the property ou Monday evening. The °hair was
,ILRIT1snIx;n2Piit11 LIVE ASSVRA1vC10 Coif. of Mrs. Bayley; on Gidley street, which lute °coupled by iho president, Dr. Rol-
p'ANlf,of l,oudon, iCngland, established 1847. been advertised in the Tx u s, for the sum of
c a $575. The property is well worth the spm, line, who made a .cry alirrdR ad•
paid therefor. drus, after' which the eleotiou of off.
Day Books, Joaruals, Ledgers and all sere took place. Dr. Rollins wee re.
LOCAL NEWS.—We shall be happy to re- kinds of blank books, also full Line of stat- elected President D. Mill,vire-Praei-
1 ceive at all times, from any part of the tionery at Ceetral Drug Store. C.'Luez, ; ' ,
Covety, item of local areas, such as ac- proprietor. dent ; M. EaerOtt, Seoy..Treae. The
diluents or anyA re moved interesting incident what great many weddings have 000prrod follolvinq Cesoltllion lvae m d by
here lately, and several more are on the Robt. Sanders, reeonded by W. G.
tnpis. Tho cold Weather makes the young Bissett --
people "double up." 'Send us notice of year "That this Association, assembled
marriage and it will be inserted free.
Eyery'second person has it ; doctors think heartily approves of the regent legis
it incurable ; but Da, CARSON'S CATARRH' lotion of the Dominion Oovornment
Criait is guaranteed to euro or the money is such ae the Franchise Bill, and othe
refunded. All druggists or tate Dr. Carson acts ; ata° of the officers appointed t
Medical Cc., Toronto, $1.00 per bottle.
Fifteen first-class heavy draught horses (terry out the Franchise Act, Tha
were siftpped from, here on Monday. They this Association deolares most em
were sent to London, but will bo forwarded phatio sympathy with the fiscal patio
to Saginaw
to a usedin the lumber woods. of the resent Government of our Do
Mr. John Snell assistr9ci in purchasing them, p
The wish -bone season, when the young minion, and believe that the prosper
mnu stealthily looks over the front door ity and 6110oese in the interests of on
while hanging his overoeat on the rack, to country have been wholly hrough
gee if he has been the lucky one to come abort by the fares;tiiaig and °ompre
first under the charmed bone, has arrived, ben boric of sheen at present it
On Monday last, within a period of about yp
two hours, our citizens were favored with power. That the Association Covera
sunshine, snow, rain and frost, the latter at tulates the Government on the firm
about ten degrees below zero. This caps the suprreaetou of the Rebellion, and els
record for variety weather.
The words• "bulldoze," ',boycott" and on the firm stand taken in referono
"dude" are to be included in tare new edition to the recent political agitation, an
of Webster's dictionary, The editor ought that we eulogize the patriotic action
not to have overlooked "heeler," which fills of our Quebec statesmen, those' wh
a The long-felt
is11decidecllythe Gof oplish inion language.of
have so nobly conjoined themselves t
where a county passes a by law under the h.w and order amidst the present ex
authority -of tbo Hawkers Act that non-resi- Qitement in that province. Also the
dents oflhe county cannot oiler airy goods the •Association tenders its oongratu
per sample or otherwise without a license. lotions to the Government on 1110
This will be bard on commercial travellers.
The monthly meeting of the Banc] of final eetnpletion of our great national
Hope will be held to -morrow (Friday) even- high way, the Canada Pacific Railway,
Mg, in the basement Of the b[aln-st Metho- Lilo 'greatest boon of the present con -
dist Church. There is 0, good. programme tory, .rem a provincial its well as an
provided for the meeting.
Mr, John Davies, who .for the pest number imperial point of view, and compli•
of years has acted as foreman in the stove I !limits the Government on the. present
and tin department of James Pickard's es- proud position of that road i and we
tablishment, leaves to -day for Ailsa Craig. hereby affix ourselves n8 faithful ao1-
Mr. D. intends going to California. We wish
him a safe journey. . Biers to redecho the plates of our Otta-
The 4th of January, 188G, will be remem- wa fathers, and back tllern up by tare
bered 1`by future "oldest inhabitants" as the
"rainy polling day." There are few living
now who taxi say they remember such a
period of warm spring-like rain in the first
week of the year.
Mr, John Gill conducted a very successful
sale in Stephen last week, for Mr. ,Robert
Lang. • Eyery article and. the tock sold ee•
ceedingly wall. Mr- G. is fast gaining a good HERE AND THERE.
reputation as an auctioneer, and nest season
we predict for him a large share of auction- News Condensed.
ing,
The 'Exeter braes band intend holding a
grand carnival in the roller rink next Tues-
day evening. There is a good list for com-
petition, and everything promises to be in-
teresting. The Clinton band will assist in
providing music. Admission, -10 cents ;
skaters, 10 cents; skates, 5e. extra.. All go.
In speaking of the Inspectorship of South
Huron, the Signal says it prefers the appoint-
ment of Mr. Turnbull. This is quite natural
for our cotem ; he is a reformer and a north-
ern man. It is nothing but fair to have a
southerner once in awhile. We think, how-
ever, that bur. Tom will receive the appoint-
ment, as he is well qualified for the position.
Hon. Edward Blakeisto be banquetted by
the reformers of London to -clay, and many
from Exetergo down to swell the gathering.
g g
We hope they will have a good time and that
Mr. Blake will announce a policy for his
party, and send his friends to their homes
with well settled stomachs.
The prize lists of Exeter Poultry and Pet
Stock Association will be issued in a few
days. The amount of prizes offered will
connt np to about $400. This is a targe
amount for our society, being its first exhi-
bition. Judging from the applications re-
ceived for Iists, one would imagine that the
show was going to be a grand success.
Steps are being taken by the County coun-
cil of Perth to have an aot passed by the
Ontario Legislature at its next session, regu-
lating the width of wagon tires, and deo the
width of sleighs in winter time to 3 feet, 9
inches. They are also asking the govern-
ment to amend the Watercourse and Ditch
Act, so as to plane railway companies on the
same footing as private owners of lands.
Both amendments are much needed through.
out Ontario, and every county ought to be
M work in assisting the scheme.
A concert willTe Riven in the Main•st.
Methodist Church on Friday evening; Jan.
16th, under the auspices of the Band of
Hope. The following have kindly consented
to take part : W. Hughes, two recitations ;
Miss Hicks, instrnmental ; Miss J. Spicer,
reading ; the Mises Eaorett, instrumental ;
Mr. B. Grigg, reading ; Rev. J. Saunby, ad-
dress ; Mise E. Pickard, solo ; Miss Bessie
Hartnell, recitation ; Mr.Scarlett, solo ; Mise
Ey, ity, reading; Messrs. Cof&n & Weekes,
duet ; Admieeion free. A collection will be
taxon.
Monday evening, in the Quoen,e Park
Methodist church, Rev. W. S. Pascoe, of burned. The fire caught from tl:e
Exeter, delivered a lecture on the eubject 1 kitchen addition. The whole build -
"Pulpit Oddities" to a largo audience. The sat was burned and the greater part
ehair was o.cupied by the pastor, Rev. G.W., of the contents—ail the greater
and
Henderson, who introduced the speaker. g
The speaker, In the course of his lecture, I oloths and i 140 in gash. The mem•
ave examples of peculiar g p pec ar preaching, both in (bare of' the family saved only the
in
the past nn,ithe present time, dwelling, on
the manner in which the preachers of olden
times impressed their strone points on their
hearers. This was followed by a number of
amusing and interesting descriptions of the
different styles of preaching followed in the
present day. Mr. Pascoe's lecture was a
masterly effort, and delivered in the pleasing
style which has already won him fame as a
lecturer.—London Ex.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle of
Aosete over, e45000000 l inns and bonuses
plaid, over 510.000,000,
..-
ever, from any of our subscribers or read-
. ers generally for the purpose of public-
ation.
ublic-ation,
'xetelr amara.
THURSDAY, JANLTARY 14th, 1886
TE- N ,
E CENTS ror, in r first ion ani
t line stiusert
FOU'lt CENTS per lino for each subsequent in
sertionlvillhe charged to notices apLiearini
this column.
LOCA1. HAPPENINGS.
SPLCIAL OFFER.
To give our readers an opportunity of se-
curing a good local paper and an unequalled
agricultural and Live stock journal, we ober
the TIMES and Canada Live Stock Journal
for 1'886, for $1.75.
Notice,
annual meeting of the Stephen and
Us • ue l ranch Agricultural. Society, will
be lit at Flawllsliaw's hotel Exeter. on
J ary 14th, 1886, for ,the election of
offi s and the receiving of the Directors'
report.
ALEX. DYER, SECY,
Personal,
Miss bIa,;gie Willis, milliner, of 'Watford,
has been home spending her holidays. —Miss
Doherty, milliner of James Pickard's, estab-
lishment, has left for Cobourg to spend her
holidays. --Mrs. Hodgson, of Toronto, for-
merly ofExeter,is her at
e y fl present cisiting
friends.—D. Davis, Jas. Weekes and Samuel
Sweet are expected home this week.
To Our Patrons.
A.s this is the time of the year for settling
accounts, we trust that all who are indebted
to us will settle their bills with as little de-
lay as possible. Subscribers, whose sub-
scriptions have expired, are respectfully in-
vited to renew during the present mouth.
What Looks like Business.
There is nothing as unbueiuess-like or so
calculated to produce a wrong impression on
the receiver; as for a man claiming to do a
live business toconducthis correspondence
on sheets on cheap paper, or anything in the
line of paper that' comes handy. It costs but
a trifle more to get nicely printed note heads
and envelopes, and the result of using such
supplies cannot be otherwise than satisfac-
tory. Try THE TruEsprinting.
ADesired Change.
The system of holding school trustee elec-
tions simultaneously with the municipal, wash
introduced at Goderich this year, and found
to work satisfactorily. The election is by
ballot, which. in itself, is a decided advantage
oyer the open vote. We have proposed this
matter before and believe it would be wisdom
• on part of the board this year to make a
change and hold the elections at the same
time as the other. The people would appre-
ciate the change, and take more interest in
school matters.
Aceldent,
On Thursday last Mr. John Brawn, of this
place,met with a serious accident while work-
ing in his faotory, It appears he was busily
engaged sawing up some lumber, when his
hand accidentally came in contact with tho
saw, severing one finger from the left hand
and Butting his 'thumb another finger and
the palm of his 'band badly. Medioal aid
was at once summoned to dress the wound,
,and we understand the wounded member is
doing nicely. It will be a great drawback to
Mr. Brawn, as this is a very busy season for
hint. We hope soon to see him around
again,
An Open Season.
Never in the annals of weather during the
past many years, ran sueb a "spell o' weath.
er" et this season of the year be traced.
During the past Iwo weeks we have eiperi-
enced a great variation in the atmosphere ;
for two weeks following Christmas we had
summer --like weather, and for the pest num-
ber of days we have beeu visited by bliazards
and 20 below zero weather. What will bo
the outcome of the present weather is discus-
sed -among the prognosticators. One says
we are gding to have it cold, while another,
of equally high repute, says that we may ex-
pect an open winter. The reader can take
his choice, if that is any satisfaction.
breveties,
The Exeter Council meets for the first
time in 1886, on Monday, 18th inst.
All the popular patent medicines of the
day sold at Scarlett s drug
store.
y
A flock of sheep were shipped from here on
bionday'by Messrs. Wood.
The Usborne• Council wits hold its first
aneeting on Monday, the kith fust.
Tho Salvation Army hold a Jubilee short -
ay. They seem to be gaining ground here at
'present,
A member of our exchanges have been in
'forming their readers to writ° "1886," as if
they knew anything about it.
Wood, hogs and poultry, the staple winter
articles, aro beginning to come into market
again.
Sunday night and Monrlay it was extreme-
ly cold here, the thermometer falling to 19
below zero. It still continues frosty.
Tooth brushes, hair brushes cloths
brushes, combs, fancy soaps and, all toilet
requisites at Scarlett's drug store.
The band will be at the
!'h rink this (Thum -
day) evening and every Thursday evening
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Charles Powers, fbe yeung man ar,.
rested for attempting; to break into
i
the Wingham Post Office, was brought
before Judge Toms oil the 27th nit-,
and found guilty" of both indictments
—attempting a btitglarioils entrance
and having the 'burglarious tools in
his poesoesien. He was remanded
until Monday last, when he was gen-
tended to one month in, jail.
On Tueeday eight 29th ult.,, the
house of Mr. Jas. McLean, a farmer
living north of $ippon, was robbed of
Iwo valuable watches and thirty dol.
lare cash, as mentioned before.
Suspeotan soon fell on an hired man,
named Rose. 1* appeared that .boss,.
to whom one of the watches belonged,
took the tnattor quitely, and did not
appear to be troubled about his loss.'
He aroused suspieiens further by try-
ing to leave on the morning train,
i
but was std ad
afterthe robbery, n
t _
by young McLean. The eo"stable in
Exeter was informed of the matter,
and took Ross ruder arrest. When
t I brought to that issue, Does confessed
- his guilt, delivered up most of the
i money, and told where the watch
• might, be found,
The Clinton Record sensibly re -
O marks:—There are already several
e gentlemen in the field anxious and
ant willing to step into the shoes to be
e vacated shortly by J, R. Miller, In-
o /meek]: of Public Scbools for West
o Huron. The various Reeves are
- being eanvas.ed. No fault can be
t found with this but it is desirable
• that the appointment be made solely
on the iuerits of the applicant, and
it would not be wisp for members cf
the County C iuucil to pledge them-
selves 10 any ono until they know of
all the applican ts. Scholastic tic•
quiremonts, experience rn teaching,
admiuistrativ ability a•id tact should
be kept in sight rather than politioai
or sectional cousideralions. Mr.
J. E. Tour, of Exeter, is tho ntnn, ae
lie is puss'es:ecl of all the IIeceasa'3'
scholastic aollieVelileills.
working .rands and faithful hearts of
a loyal people."
The resolution was carried unatii- DIED.
mously by the audience, and the
meeting terminated. •
At Clinton the number who wrote
for the entrance examination, was 27,
of which 17 succeeded in passing,
Messrs. John Elliott & Son, of
London, have rebuilt their foundry in
that oily, which, last summer, was de.
stroyed by fire. I. is a fine structure.
Robert Sully, of St. Marys, has
been fined $20 mrd colts for biting
the ear off Thomas Marin in a scuffie
there recently..
Mr. F. P. Riddle, B. A., of fort
Diver, has been appointed olaseicel
master of the St. Marys Collegiate
Institute, at a salary of $900.
Mr. Geo. Stephenson, of Kinburn,
had theetmiefortnne to lose a very
valuable brood mare this last weelr.
No pause of her death can be asoer
twined, as to all appearance she was
in perfect „health the night hefore, but
in the morning she was discovered
dead
Goon FOR GoDEBIC11.--The vote
taken on the $50,000 public improve-
ments scheme taken at the election
was 5 to 1 in favor. This was in
three wards. There being no con-
tent for councillors in the other ward
only a nominal rote was polled,
otherwise the majority would he still
greater. The vole polled was 1147
for. 245 against.
At the close of the prayer meeting
al Bluevale ori the evening of Deo. 29,
Ju. Henning, Reeve of Turnberry,
requested the congregation to remain
for a short time when he addroesed
the pastor, Ben. A. Y. Hartley. in a
complimentary manner and presented
him in the name of the people of the
various churches with a hendeome
and well filled parse.
On Friday last the house of And,
Cease, Babiyon line, Stanley, was
clothe they stood in.
Tho fallowing appointments have
been made under the provisions of
the Division Courts Act of 1880:—
Myles Young or the village of Blyth,
township of Morris, County of Huron,
gentletnen, to the Clerk of the newly
established 'Twelfth Division Court of
the County of Huron, and Alexander
Shiloh'a Vitalizer. It never fails to care. Murdoch, also of 1110 township of
111.-4-11114-4, bforrie, to be Bailiff of the Twelfth
Division Court of the County of
The managers of the Grand Trur,k I Huron,
railway made a descent neon London A lecture was delivo.Yed in the
on Saturday and wanted to know' why Presbyterian church, al Rpclgerville,
the people of that, burg were so on Tuesday evening. Jan. 12th, by
anxious to Throw off it allegiance to Ren. W. S. Ball, of London township,
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during the season. the old railway Tule which hal BO who ger ed as Military Clie testi ddr•
Attention is directed to Dr. Woodruff'sl y o
(London) card, which maybe found in anotht largelycontributed. to their ffreatn 3sa, ing the Late war in the North wont.
er" column. iu favor of a line to the Canadian Pa- Subject, "The origin, dourly° and
A 'smart and Intelligent lad wanted to eifie bystem. The Londoners toll results of the war." The sP esker
learn the printing. Apply at onto at this them flatly that their love and re gavevery discourse, imparting
office. soot for the old line had a a hfine
Huron County Council convenes on "Tues• p been de -to his hearers some very valttabto
say. 26th inst. This will be an interesting stroyed by ata greediness In the mat- tnforteettou, regardiug the rob°.lion:
"erasion, as the officers for the ear 'rave' to be ler of fNigl,' rates to the detrirnent ofi, •
e y On the townlu ° bet,+een McGlllt
adip,iinted: the city, and that it Was ton late now vray and East 'Williams, a tantit: of
,,. The proof of the puddhig Is in the eating to ask for a renewal 'nf confidence, what;. andq__ ' ..
iii it. Buy our curt a and chemicals at e °hop stuff, was one night
i5carlott'fidrug store. gTliey are new, tali. Tuley' Would have oo"neciion with the heal week stolen from the promisee of
able and eheap. Canada ''Paorfic system;., that they, Mr. Neil 11fcintyre: The thieving
Prod, Elliott, of Exeter, and Samuel were determined upon, .Che e1Minna art eetered his farm on the o
party rear
Jones, of Crediton, succeeded in ,,asairrg the betwvoeh tiro people of Lon' on and the lot, and boldly drove a team
examination for the civil service. T i 3and
. u niateteir wrote
the Grand Trunk railway ate now le sleigh across its 6olde at indicated
They hair}r t loco atfloirdoii" the osition knotvtl as strained. S .
p by trfteks seen relit day:
13ALLAxTINE,—At Roclgerville, on the llth
inst., Naoma, daughter of Mr. 'Phomas
Ballantine, aged 9 years and 11 months,
BORN.
CLARK,—In Creditou, on tho 10th inst,, the
wife of James Clark, Esq., of a daughter.
SoeninvILLE.—Iu Blanshard, cn the 2nd
inst., the wife of Wen. Somerville, of a son.
REE°.—In McGillivray, on the 4th inst., the
- wife of Wm. Reed, 8th con., of a daughter.
scaltAn,—Iu lieGilhvray, ou the 6th inst.,
..the wife of John Schram, con. 7, of a
daughter,
SALE REGISTER.
FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1886. -Farm Stock, Im-•
plements, tee., the property of Jus. Gnilett,
lot 14, eon. 4. Usborne. Sale at 12 o'clock.
noon. John Gill, auctioneer,
CONSUMPTION CURED.
An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in hie hands byan East Indian
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent euro of
Consnrnption, Bronchitis., Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections, also a posi-
tive and radical cure for NervousDebility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative, powers in thousands of
oases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by I his motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will
send free of ohargo, to all Who desire it, this
recipe, • d German,French or Enttlish, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addreesing with stamp naming this
paper, W. A , Nors x,149 Power's .Bioek, Bc chaster,
Y ,
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected at5o'clock p.m, Wednesday.
SAL.r, WHEAT
WnitiVrres r
Red... ... ...
White Wheat New ... ,.,
Red WheetNew
iP111170 WHEAT
Vile (new) .,.
Barley ,
Oats
Clover Seed ...
Timothy •
Peas
Oorn
egg•
Butter
Flourperbbl. „-
leotatoes,per bag
Apples, per bag
DriedApple.pr b
Geese per lb.
Turkey per lb
Ducks per pr
Chickens per pr
Rogi,droseedper100
Beef
llidesronhg,
dressed
Sheep.kin.,eitch
Caltekins
Wool por lb ,-
Hey
porton
Onionauerbnsh
Wood per cord
HENSAW.. MARKETS
Fell Wheat perbh
Spring ••
Barley (bright)
Barley (feeding)
White Oats,
Black Oats
Apples per bbl.
otatoes oar.bh
075 to 076
08010083
o88to 083
080 to 083
05uto070
050 to065
028 to 029
800 to 625
1 Saco 900
o53to056
058 to 060
017 to 1117
C10to015
500 to 565
0 so to o 60
640 to 050
004to000
006 to 006
006 to 008
0 40 to 0 60
025 to 040
450to500
500 to 600
500 to 600
600 to 700
050 to 057
050 to 070
017 to 018
800 to 9 00
050to075
250 to1o0
$080to083
... 05uto080
055to070
040to046
02Bto03C
031 to 033
1DOto100
0 55 to 0 70
'TOTICE.
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will moot in the Court Room,
in the Town of Goderioh, on TUESDAY, the
26Th Instant.
41) PETER ADAMSON. Co. Clerk.
1 TOT10E.
1
Tho Annual Meeting of the Usborne & Hib
bort Mutual Fire Insurance Company will bo
hold at the Head ()Moo of the Company, at
lrarquhar, on tIONDAY,the let day of Pal it.
prox., at ono o'clock p. in. The business et the
Meeting will be the Election of a Board of Di-
reotors and the Adoption of the, Rules regulet
ing Steam Thrdshers, as prepared by tho Un-
derwriters' Association.
N. J, CLA111i. Secretary,
TSend 10 Gents postage
and we will send you
free a royal, valuable
sample'boxof goods
de
that will put you in the way of malringgmtore
money at onox, than anything alae in Amorlea,
Both serosa of all ages can live at home and
work in seerotime, or all the time Capital
notrequirucl. Wo will start you. Immense
payati0 for start atonce. S tieoee
doCo„ Portland, Mateo
Tp. WOODRUFF, permanently located in
Na'. 185 a 'fioon'. Avenue. a few doors east
of the Poet Oiride. Special attention given to
didcaaes of the Eye, liacl tight, and the pret
ervation 81 vision : riisoasos of. the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and discharges from the eat•;
diseased of ties Throat,;01180ni0 inflammation
U.elug;a fvequoiit cause, of deafness; diseases
of the;Nose, dtttarrh being a common 0 r.n80 of
imt)af'ed boding.
AC CARLING'S
GENERAL STfORE
Eseter,'Ontario.
GROCERIES, DRY -GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
AND
GENERAL.
IERCF
Our Goods and Grr, aerie's are warranted of the Best Qual-
ity and Latest SV"les. Families in the village and surround.
ing country can rely on Good 'Value for their money.
Articles delivered promptly at your homes, in the Village, if
desired.
A Trial Respectfully Solicited
:l flyCAR LING'S
GENERAL S
241w Sip
Believing that we are about to experience a holiday season .:
of unusual activity, and anticipating that a general
and wide -spread observance of X-mas and the
holiday will bring with it a genera,lodemand
for
GIFTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
R. HICKS has a fine stock to meet the dew .consist-
ing of
\VA.TCHES, CLOCK', JEWELLERY,
SILVERWARE, KNIVES, FORKS,
SPOONS,' &c., &c
Thanking you for favors during the two yea e which I
have been in Exeter, and would solicit a continu e of the
same. A liberal discount given during the holL-Lla'y season.
Stand opposite Jas. Pickard's, Main. st., Exeter.
R. HICKS.
tog up the Irelep e e
—AND—
HELLO " • FOR CHRISTMAS !
AND DON'T YOU FORGET -
That G. A HYNDMAN has a Fresh Stock of
Raisins,
Lemons,
Biscuits,
Currants, Figs, Dates, Oranges,
Teas, Coffees, Pipes, Tobaccos,
Confectionery.
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These Goods are All Select and Fresh for the
X -Mas Trade.
Don't forget to give us a cath before buying.
Oysters in Every Style.
G- A - HYN:DMAN , Forma'', Block,
Goods delivered at once.
27-0
WANTEB.
,200
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QUICK!!
About TWO HUNDRED good customers at the NEW
CARRIAGE SHOP, Exeter.
The undersigned begs tointimate to the residents of
Exeter and country, surrounding
g , that he has fitted up for .
Carriage as
MakingPurposes
The build,lugs lyingimmediately atel south of MR. PARSONS'
Blacksmith Shop, Main-st., and having stocked the same
with suitable material for the construction of Carriage and
Sleigh work, we therefore solicit a liberal share of your es-
teemed patronage.
Re ai.r' E< ,
Repring „promp, p Yptly and ro erl done at
Satisfactory Prices.
:Yours 0111,.'a
truly,.
,. 11.EvziiridA+c K.
N. B, Sfecia/rates to the Livery trade and parties buying in
quantities