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THURSDAY, FEB'Y llth, 1886
riTEN CENTS per line tor first insertion, and
FOUR Olt'..NTS per line for each subsequent in
sertion will be charged to notices appearini
this column.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
13,roveties
Out in Brandon it is so cold that the mer-
cury has frozen in ;,rho bulb, and the ther-
mometer has registered as low as 45
The Woodstock Iimeshas entered upon its
thirty-third year, and is one of the brightest Village Council.
local papers in Canada. May it ever pros1Ser. The Council met pursuant to adj.lurnment
The 20 ° below zero weather has passed, at the Market House, Exeter, February 3rd.,
and wo aro now enjoying comparatively fine 1886. AB the members present except Mr.
weather, Pickard. The minutes of the previous meet -
We are sorry to hear that Mr. ft, J. Clark lug were read and confirmed. The Auditors'
is still confined to the house with a severe report was received, on motion of W. Bissett,
attack of sciatica. seconded by W. Hoskin. Moved by W. Bis -
Mr. James Scott, barrister of Clinton, has set, seconded by D. Johns, that orders he
been appointed Police Magistrate for the
County of Huron.
Diamond dyes and dye stuffs at Searlett's
drug store.
A smart and intelligent lad wanted to
learn the printing. Apply at once at this
office.
Tooth brushes, hair brushes cloths
brushes, combs, fancy soaps and, all toilet
requisites at Scarlett's drug store.
Remember the Presbyterian church anni-
versary next Sabbath. For further particu-
lars see posters. A good time is expected.
Messrs. Cosh and Elliott shot three foxes
on Monday last iu the course of an hour's
time.
John Drew, who has been residing in
California for some time past, returned home
on Monday evening.
Revival services are still going on in the
Methodist church, and are largely attended.
Several have been converted.
Day Books, Journals, Ledger's and all
kinds of blank books, also full line of stet-
tionery at Centra[ Drug Store. C. Lutz,
proprietor.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating
of it. Buy your drugs and chemicals at
Scarlett's drug store. They are new, reli-
able and cheap.
Monday last was a mild, summer-like clay
A cutter to exchange ,tor wood, Apply at
this office.
Green cordwood and two -foot wood wanted,
At this ot1ice.
All the popular patent medicines of the
day Sold at Soarlsit'e drug store.
Six per cent, discount on oross.out .owe
and axes a Bissett Bins.
Mast be Bold at some price ; 3 Persian
Lamb Caps,i1 Seal Cap, 1 Seal Miff ; at
Bautoe Bros. A bargain for aomobody,
err. Fred Knight haat week slipped awd'feI1
outting his hand severely upon a broken
bottle, which was lying on the ground,
Mr. W. G. Bisset, of Exeter, took a very
large ahare of prizes in the Black Java and
Plymouth Rook classes at the regent Poultry
and Pet Stook Show here, He hap several
Plymouth Bock cockerels and pullets for
sale,
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Huron Sabbath Sabbath Sebool Assoeiation
will be held at Wingham on Tuesday and
Wednesday, February S3rdand 24th. Among
those who are to take part in the programme
is Mr, Wm. Grigg. jr., who will ,in-
troduce "The
in-troduce"The Teacher in and out of the
School."
The lecture entitled "Martin Luther" de.
livered by Rev. Geo. Webber, in the lecture -
room of the Jamea-street Methodist Churoh
on Tuesday evening, under the auspices of
the Young People's Christian Association,
was well attended. Mr. Webber's ability as
a leotnrer is well known to the people of
Exeter, and we need only state that this lec-
ture did not deteriorate hie fame. `i'hia is
the last lecture of the course, but a grand
concert will be held on March 9th.
and the sun thawed the snow very rapidly.
All those who could, took advantage of the
fine weather and went for a drive.
Mr. John Crocker has sold his residence,
together with a quantity of land on Huron
street east, to Mr, Wm. Snell foe Elie sum of
'51,800. The property is considered cheap,
as the house is a handsome brick structure.
Andrew Denholm, late of Kincardine, has
commenced the publication of a new paper
in Woodstook, known as the Standard. The
sheet is large, well edited and clearly printed
We wish Mr. D. sneezes in his new enter -
Messrs. Trial: Sr Cnrrelley intend opening
.,.general store in Swenerton's block, Market
Square, to be opened March lst. These
gentlemen are well known, having for many
years kept store in Exeter North (Hay Post
Office.)
A runaway almost occurred on Monday.
A horse, which was stanching tied at the. Post
Office, became restless and circled around
the post at a furious rate. Luckily it was
caught in time to preyent any serious dam-
age being done.
Our readers will kindly bear with us if the
TIMES, for the next few weeks, does not con-
tain the usual amount of good readable news.
We are so busy at job work that our staff—
\vlieli consists of eight—are working night
and. day.
Hydrophobia is becoming very prevalent
throughout the country, cases occurring
where a person has been bitten by a dog 12
years ago. A patient in New York became
so dangerous that it was deemed advisable
to smother him
Sleighing parties are in vogue here at pre-
sent. On Friday evening seeeral large loads
visited different places in the surrounding
country„ and, we are informed, each party
event a pleasant time.
IT will, PAY all our readers to peruse very
carefully, the article elsewhere copied from
the Scientific American, addressed. to that
dispassionate paper, and reproduced herein
because it is of very great value to everyone,
coutaiuing some important scientiec facts
very plainly nut.
During the last two or three weeks we
have been encouraged by the numerous com-
plimentary remarks we have heard concern-
ing the Trnrrs. It is the unanimous opinion
-of our subscribers that the paper is Improv-
ing every week, and is a newsy and readable
sheet. We feel proud that the Timm is
giving such good satisfaction, and in a few
weeks we promise other improvements.
Mr. James Whiteford died at his father's
residence, Hay, on Saturday night, in the
23rd year of his age, Deceased had been
ailing for about three years with consump-
tion, but which at last turned to general de.
bility, He was a smart young mau and his
demise is mourned by many. The funeral,
which took place on Monday, was largely at-
tended, His remains were interredin the
Exeter cc netery.
granted for the following snore, viz :—E.
Elliott, insurance on village property, $24.57;
J. Creech, balance of salary to January 26th,
1886, $57.17, and charities so Mrs. Edworthy,
$2.37 ; M. Eaorett. services as secretary of
the Beard of Health for 1885, $5.—Carried.
D. Urquhart'a tender for lumber, (cedar and
rock elm,) $11.75 per M., and R. Cook's, for
hemlock, $7.44 per M., being the lowest,
were accepted, on motion of W. Bissett, sec-
onded by W. Hoskins, Moved by D. Johns,
seconded by W. Bissett, that the by-law, ap-
pointing members of the Board of Health for
1886, be amended by striking out the name
of Richard Selden and inserting that of
having Richard Young, Mr. geldon' declined
to act.—Carried. Dr. Hyndman's resigna-
tion as Oiedicai Health Officer was accepted.
Moved by W. Hoskins, seconded by W. Bis-
set, that Dr. Lutz be appointed Medical
Health Officer instead of Dr. Hyndman.—
Carried. Moved by W. Bissett, seconded by
D. Johns, that 100 auditors' reports be print-
ed iu sheet form and the abstract published
as formerly.—Oarried. Moyed by W. Bis-
set, that this council adjourn until Wednes-
day, the 3rd March, at 7.30 p. m.—Carried.
—M, EACREt'r, Clerk.
This year the Queen's Birthday comes on
Monday; St.Valentine's day on Sunday;
Battle of the Boyne on Saturday; St. Pat-
rick's day on "Wednesday ; :April Fool day
and Dominion day on Thursday; Christmas
ea Saturday. Lent begins March 10th, and
Easter Sunday will be on the 25th of April.
There will be two ellipses, both of the eon—
one March Sth ; thie will be annular, or as
near a total eelipte as the moon Can make in
leasing between the sun and earth. The
eecond will be a partial eellpse, occurring en a h
Augtit 25th. Neither visible here, a y, p
g
Sohn Treble has engaged the services of
HERE AND THERE.
News Condensed.
Hensall oatmeal mill is in full mi-
ning order again.
Mr. J. Hawkins, of Goderich, has
purchased the boot and shoe busiuees
run by Mr. W. Henry, of Hensall.
Air. Donald Ross, of Stanley, sold a
speu of horses for $340. and Mr. E.
Glen a soul for $440, and were con
siclered cheap at that figure.
Mr. C. A. Redmond, of Ilay, and
Mr. J. Lockwood, of Hensall, left a
few days ago for California. Wo
hope they may have a pleasant trip.
Some sneak thieves visited tho pre -
mikes of Sir. John MoCowan, of the
2nd concession of Stanley, last Friday
night and stele some 20 er 30 bushels
of oats,
The death id annonuced at Biddulpli
the other day of Adam Hodgins, in Lis
85th year, He hacl lived in Biddulpb
54 years, and was one of its first set
tiers.
For the month of January there
were 314,200 deposited in the Sea -
forth Post Office; money orders issued
to the value of $2,960 ; 1,150 regis-
tered letters, and stamps sold to the
amount of $450.
Mr. McTaggart, the postmaster cf
Chiaelhurst, recently sold a vary fins
three year old filly to Mr. Thomas
Colquhoun, of Hibbert, for $200.
Mr. Colquhoun intends keeping her
for breeding purposes.
Mr. Charles A. Howson, of the 12th
concession of Hallett, Dau boast cf
the earliest lambs of the season, he
having two dropped on the 29th ult.
They are good ones, too.
Mr. Joseph Karcher and bliss L.
Truemner, of the 14111 concession of
Hay, Joined hande ole hearts, and
were made one flesh on Tuesday even-
ing of last week. Rev. Mr. 1'Iaurer,
of Zurich, sealed the bond. Mr, and
Mrs. Karcher intend going to Daliote
to start life in the spring, and we
unite with their many ft lends in wish•
ing them success.
Mr: John Little, of Loudeeborough,
has traded his Canadian. bred entire
horse to Robert Martin, of the Lou-
don road, Moen Cliatou, for an im-
ported ane, a very fine animal -light
bay, with four white feet and face,
weighing botweeu 1,900 and 2,000
pounds. He is a Scotch horse,
"Prince of Wales," and should be a
good animal, as he ousts Mr: Little
over $1,500.
Mr. John Berth, of Blake, has ex-
changed his 125 acre farm at Grand
Bend with Mr, George Spikeinan, for
that their oppoaente might bring ou r. 0. Parsons,- 409i youngo Street, was
the Tom. They didn't .see the point tears h"est yak;erd, the aocougli, of 16
at first., even when Mr, pliber rose to Mr. pa sous says Y•l y eutferin(ts wore in.
suggest that the ori .sbie: r► era whiola louse, Tlieirest American ihysioiane failed
Cig P t� 1
bad ublisbed the warden's name as to einem°. After nain(t'one bottle olf 1iec-
p Coria 1 aro in, better health theta i have eti-
tss t ebexited ;tin melte the true otjoo ed fortwo year .'" Peotoria will atm rho
as the'1.'owa bah:in god to the other spye y e
f, simplest or most severe cough., Ally Drug -
aide of the House,•—Gnderieh !Stat•, gist• 25 cents.
4 largely attended meeting of L' 1-
beral•Conservattvea, was held itt
,
Imelda s sohool ponce at Evelyn, on
Friday evening, for the purpose of my -
pointing a committee for 1'Vo. 8 divi-
sion of Niesouri in connection with
the revision of the voters' list, when
tale following were appointed :—Alex-
ander Moldartiii, Chairman ; John
Taylor. Secretary ; Messrs. Baskin. -
vide, S, Paidy, Jollu Johnson, Wm.
Taylor, A. Day. Adresses were de•
livered by J. B. Frarn, Jacob McNee
and H, Bran.
On Thursday night the citizens of
Bruoefield had the pleasure of hearing
the dietinguiehed boot black orator,
iu his por ular lecture, "To and fro in
London." He was secured by the
Oddfellows of Bruoefield and vicinity,
for the benefit of the poor of the vil-
lage. The teetaror had the rapt at •
tention cf all throughout, which was
2-i• hours. The receipts of the house
were worth about $75. Should Mr.
Clark again visit the village we pre-
dict for him a large orowd.
A few evenings since a load of
Tuokersrnith young men, with their
fair enes, were returning from the
carnival at Tieneall, and when near
Kippen the draw bolt came out, giv
iug the horses their freedom. The y
made good their escope, with the
wbiitetrees tattling at their .eels,
leaving the young people comfortably
seated iu the sleigh!. Kippen is all
excitement over the sudden disappear
antes of a yonug girl, who for some
years has made her home with a fa-
mily there. She left the house on
Sabbath evening, at the usual hour
for Bible class, but has not been
heard of since. '
On the night of January 19, a roan
drove to the Grand Trunk railway
station at Stratford, and picking. up it
lantern walked through the yard, as
though inspecting the oars. When
he found the one he was looking for,
he drove the team to the oar and
commenced to load up. While doing
so a yar'deman come up and was no-
eoeted with an enquiry after the
freight checker, whom, he said lie
would report the next day for not as-
sisting to got out the stuff. The
yardsmau went about his business,
and when he cams back Lie found that
the man had so overloaded his team
that he was stuck. The yardsmau
got a crowbar and helped hide off.
Next morning ib was discovered that
the man was au audaoioui thief, who
had deliberately rifled the car of its
contents and driven away. The thief
was traoed t.) Harriston and ;proved
to be a well to do farmer named Jas.
Brown, For cold, calculating cheek,
Brown goes en the reourd as A. 1.
Q�rr autos.
BORN.
13aloirx.--'In Seaforth, on the 21st lilt., the
wife of Mr. A. Bright, of a son,
S$Aclira.tN,—In 'Exeter, ou the 1st inst., the
wife of Mr. E. H. Spackman, of a
daughter.
MR. EDITOR -I would kindly take
advantage of your kind invitation to
correspondents, to send to your paper
for publication any iteral of news that
may be of public importance. I may
say here that your regular Granton
correspondent pretty fully covers the
gr'oui{d and gives a faithful reoorcl of
local happenings in this locality,
which gives a spice to your paper for
your many readers in Granton anti
vicinity, and causes Thursday's mails
to be looked forward to with pleasing
anticipation.
The Rev. Mr. Burns, of Toronto,
occupied the Methodist church on
Sunday last, and preached a "holi-
ness sermon." If no one gets to
heaven but those who possess that
perfection. and holiness which lie
speaks of, the population there will
be very thin and scattered.
The 12th anniversary of "Bobby
Bartle," was celebrated at the resi-
dence of Mr. Wm. Grant, on 5110 25th
nl•, in true Socth "style, the motto
"no Irish need apply,'. was religiously
carried out both in spirit and letter.
I believe that all applicants had to
proeeut at the door a pedigree duly
sworn to under the form of oath used
some thousands of years ago by the
Covenanters. This pedigree could
not be attained by any with more
than two crossed from the "Sinton
pure," In fact so strictly was this
enforced that one nice young gentle.
men that had to own a small
streak of Irish, was pc'rernptcl;ily
rejected, whilst bis lady love who
establiehed her claim "to the blood,"
was duly accepted. Of course what
took place ou that festive occasion
is too sacred' for vulgar ears and eyes.
DIF1D,
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on the 21st nit, George Yearley, elder
brother of Thos, Yearley, Esq., of Stephen,
in the 64th year of his age.
MoCruse—lu Stephen, near Staulake's mill,
on the 6th lust., John McGee, aged 47
years,
Wnlrrvoan —In Hay, near hodgerville, on
the 6th inst., James, son of tlr, Adam
Whiteford, aged 22 years and 9 months.
OaOOKEa.—Of Cd.nsumption, on Suuday, at
10 a, m., February 7th. 1886, Luther John,
eldest sou of James Crocker, aged 19
years, 11 months and 20 days, iu London,
[Deceased formerly lived in Exeter.)
ADV1ca TO MormxRs.—Are you disturbed at
night and broken of your roat by a sulk child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so send at once and Set a bottle of
"Airs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup • for Children
Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will
relieve the pour little sufferer immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers ; there is uo mistake
about it. It cures Dysentery and Dialrbcea,
regulates the Stomach and Rowels, cures Wind
Colic, sotteus the Gums, reducosluflammation,
and gives tone and energy to the wbole system.
"Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and is tor sale 'by all druggiate through-
out the world, Ptioe twenty-five cents a bot-
tle. Be surd and ask for '•Mae, WINsnow'a
SoorImaG 6=nus,"and 'take no other kind.
CONSUMPTION CURED. '
An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing
ay
ing had planed in his hands oy an East Indian
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, ronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and ell throat and lung affections, also a posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
oases. has felt it his duty to me ke it known to
hie suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will
send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German,French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail tr ' addressing with stamp,naming this
pap or, W. A , Nowes,149 Power's BBock, lice/Lester,
N. Y,
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE R'Y.
GOIxG NORTII, Express Mail Freight
London,dopart ...7 55 Ass 4 50 P.M. 6 05 A.M,
Exeter... 9 13 608 935
Hansell ............... 9 24 0 23 10
liippen9 29 6 29 10
Bracefield9 30 6 38 10 25
Clinton 9 55 7 05 11 30
Londesboro......... IC 11 7 93 12 00
Blyth t0 90 7 39 12 00 Psi
Belgrave 10 35 7 47 32 50
Wingham arrive 10 50 8 05 1 20
Gorxa Sourly, Express Mail. Freight
Winghaln,depart 7 20 Aar 3 tO r. sr, 10 20 A.M
Belgrave 7 38 3 30 31 23
Blyth
L ondt eboro
Clinton
7 54 3 46 11 47
8 02 3 55 12 00
' 825 416 134b
Brucefiuld 8 42 4 35 1 10
Rippon 8 51 4 48 1 25
Hen• all 8 08 4 48 1 40
Exeter ....... 9 13 4 59 2 35
London nrrii o....10 30 6 00 5 30
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`ItIARKET REPORTS.
(Correetedat3 o'clock') en. Wednesday.
N'dLL wnEAT
tVllitc\VL1ctt . ... ... ...
fled ... ••. ••• ... 0 76 to 0 77
{1'liING wEEAT
076 to 077
Ulf° ...
iiarlee ... ... ...
Oats
Clover Seed
Ten othy
Peas
Corn
Bugs
tte)
Flourperbbl .... ... ...
Potatoes,por ha.g
Apples,perbag ..,
DriedApplespr b
Geeee.porlb.
Turkey per lb
Ducksporpr
Chickens por pr
Flogselressedper100
Beef •-•
aidosronlhg, ...
Crossed . ...
Sheepskins each, ..
Calfskins
Wool per lb ...
Hay per ton
Onionsnerbusn
Woodper cord ..•
HPNSALr, NIA.II TITS
600 to 070
0 50 to 065
028 to 029
50010600
150 to 200
053 to 050
u58to060
0 1. to 0 16
30 to 013
500 to 565
060 to000
040 to 050
004 to 000
006 to 006
006 to 008
040 to 060
025 to 040
475 to500
500 to600
500 to 600
600 to 700
050 to C57
050 to 070
0 17 to 0 18
800 to 900
050 to 075
2 50 to 3 00
Fall Wheat per bh ... ... 5 0 80 to 0 83
Serreg " ... 0 50 to 0 80
Barley(beiebt) .,. 0 5.5 to 0 70
Barley (feeding) ... 0 40 to 0 46
White Oats, 0 98 to 0 30
Black Oats ... 0 3t to 0 33
fipples por bbl. ... ... 1 00 to 1 00
otatoos nor bh .........0 55 to 0 70
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\OTICE.--SEALED TENDERS
t willbereceived by the undersigned tip
to noon of Monday, 15thinst., for the erection
of a Town Hall at Croditon. Plans and speci-
fieations may be seen at Croditon P. 0. So^
curity of $200 of some sort to accompany .
tender to show the good faith el the applicant,
which will be returned to thefunsu°cessful an-
pli°auta. The Council dogs not bind thoru-
selves to accept the lowest 0r any ton dor. Tho
contractor t0 give security of $2,000 es a guar- 111=1317==11316/1 - 2:� -
artoe 05 oompletic'U 01 contract. Write, `fit
"Tonder" on the outside cf envelope. t . •i ' ? ;. ;
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Fe br ier 2nd 1880. ^x' ?i+ f.i • rn1
b . y C PROUTY,Hay P.O. 200
We],lane Ca7.A1.
.NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS..
0�ttEALi111D TENOERS addreesodto the under -
t signed, and endorsed "Fender for Look
Gate Timber,' will be received at thisoilloc un-
til the arrival of the .l5aatorn and ' aeeterny
wails onTUISDAY,the 9thday ofPE R Ali.
next, for;furuishing and delivering, on or be-
fore 22nd day of June next, 1880, of Oak and
Pine `VImoer, nun to the dttuensioustroquired
for increasing the height of the Look urates on
the WELLAND CANAL.
Tho timber must be of the quality described
and of the dimensions hated in a printed bill
which will be supplied on application, person-
ally or by letter, at this office, where forms of
tender can alai be obtained.
No payment will bo made on the timber un-
til it has been delivered' at the plane required
on the Canal, nor until it has been examined
andapprovedby au officer detailed to that
seryioe,
Contractors are requested to boar in mind
that an accepted bank cheque for the sum of
8600 must accomuay 'molt tender, whioh
shall be forfeited if the party tendering de-
clines to enter into a contract for supplying the
the timber at the rates anti on the terms atated
in the offer submitted.
The cheque thus sent in will be returned to
the respective parties who,te tenders aro not
accepted,
This Department does not, however, bind
itself to accept the lowest or any tender.
By order.
A. P. BRADLEY,
Secretary.
Department of Railways and Canals,
Ottawa, 22nd Trnnary, 1886.
011 SAAB.--& llRST QL ASS
FARM C y4 Peron, h lie au
doti; load bet,geou ilateter and UliutQn, olose to
rettwey station ; about 98 acres ; 8(1 ctee,rad;
spparier wall Rnrnishod9 story la Set Dwelling:
and:farru buildings, Two, ereharee and gar.-
den, Fall ploughtrig cions and 13 agree of fall
wiieat sown, Apply o D, V. F,x+LTOT,
Solicitor, Elf Ober. -
lst Feby.,1881.
ABI FOR SALE. -4, Aub•
e north half of
sateh
oethe . i_
os
scriber offers rl
b
f
lot 89,com.13, Township, of East }Vairtauosh;
County of Huron, Containing, 109 pores'; wail.
tonged ; a .good stream of water, from a never -
failing eprtng ; ntoe young orchard of choice..
fruit trees; . a frame bank be rn aid log house
90 acres cleared and seeded down, balance
bush. Pride $4,000, two-thirds clash, Possession
given any time. Apply to 1): Stewart, cattle
buyer, Wingham, or to 3, Matheson, lily P.O.
I
So d1t0 cents postage
an Ntrwill send Yon
fro P royal, valuable
sample box of goods
that will put you in the way of making more
• money at once, than anything else in America,
Both sexes of all ages can live at home and
work in spare time, or all the timo. Capital
notrequirud. Wo will start you. Immense
pay eine for those who start at once. STLNe4N
& Co , Portland, Maine
R, WOODRUFF, permanently located in
ad No.183 Qneen'a Avenue, London, a few doors
east of Post Office. Speoial attention given to
diseases of the Eye, bad sight, an 15 the pres-
ervation of vision; (linseed of the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and discharges from the ear;
diseases of the Throat, chronic inflammation
being a frequent cause of deafness ; diseases
of the Nose, oatarrh being a common otasa of
impel 'ed hearing.
ISAAC CARLING'S
C3-ENERAL STORE
Exeter, .Ontario.
GROCERIES, DRY -GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
GENERAL-
MEROIIANDISE
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Our Goods and Groceries are warranted of tit 43est Qual-
ity and Latest Styles. 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
GEN�,R,\1. STO..R.
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66 }I1-i]LTLO '9 FOR CHRISTMAS !.
AND DON'T YOU FORGET
That G-. A IIYNDMAN has a Fresh Stock of
Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates, Oranges,
Lemons, Teas,
Coffees, Pipes, Tobaccos;
Biscuits, Confectionery.
These Goods are All Select and Fresh for the.
X -Mas Trade.
tz Don't forget to give us a call before buying.
Oysters in Every Style.
G. A.. ,lam-NDM..A N , Fanson's Block.
Goods delivered at once.
Power of Sale eontainediu a curtain in -"t NEW
clentureofMortgage, which Will beproduced. at-gb0u�i T xr rS at the NFJ YY
the time of sale, there will be sold by Public
Auction, by ME. JOHN GILL, Auctioneer, sub-
ject to such conditions as shall thou bo pro-
duced, or.
Moncjc i • ] si day of March; 1886
A'r5i15 none 9i''• , t ," 13 TIIEE�:llr+f1(300l1.
QUICK!!
I-IUNDRED :cod customers CARRIAGE SHOP, Exeter.
Suffice to say that Scotts, Elders and ON 71iu1'i Pit tiMI:S1:+S,
Prebendarys of all ages and sects,
The following
oit)eri in the tnazy dance and Hi;,lr.
land ding uutil the wee 4171it honr'y of
mum.
hie 189 acres on the.BrownsonLine,' ""Paul Pr.'s ' attem>o to report at
:. y 1 I?
Stanley, Mr. S lxeman receiving the six'miles distant the Whalen enter,
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sum of : $3,260 to boot. On Mrd 'tainment has been too mdc,li for him
Reith's new retro there' is a fine birch j o has i13t been able to ebony himself
house and two bank barns;- an a
VALUABLE VILLAGE PROPERTY, VIZ,
Ali and singtilart those °attain parade Or
tracts of band and Premises, situate, lying
and being In the
VILLAGE OF EXETER,
I.1 the County of Ruron aha Provitn r of 0n -
never -failing
and shoe store, east 5(510 of i d p
never -failing s ring : creek rune
asel
h> on it
beech nTo .bus
and it' would Make a �splet did stook
acres
ICILwrrii op AN ACHE EACH, be'the sum- imore
rimy
s bC o. oa s, q , r' , h re are 1 Ali
,q Belle, and Blankets. As all
through the plate. T o w 1<+tlTS'YvilHYlt)N1tts T8I)Ct7'is;;Crt�FbUli�t9>l`.r
Will be, y S119ea, , f? r 'es letiT7ttS ou the S 1 v
1d t ba' s be oxpeutels g f b h and ma 1d t It ) 1► t 0 a li tretst
thtir rest: tit 2 o'clock in the efterneen and
,t lsth,inst,
:illi at � In the evening; saeurday, . r .• . ,
a 2' alt fhe afternoon and 7'In' tile evening'. rise to aoneiderable merrltnen0. Tho doted the use df.:Drti'; oareolita (faterrll
at, . cute, by .
All galea 146 Sind lander will lie cash; over Bref irtls members were into -:gleeful cure. 1`lo reaeotl why you, eheuld suffer;:atrr
t '461ondr m
Private
anbtt.• tStloTiitr
catarrhal Heedaelier Hawking, ,aidd epi.t�
ting hp;pirlegt», 4cc,, at `onoe relieved and
. eburs' "credit will be' given
an 'cute thh aporotied 161st notes.
Mahan* have been cured by a single
be9enItbaod to tttrstiohl rho Rrtt 13e
Si per; bottle. ''
t first utltil rethinr'led that tblty bad other rap, Many cases sof oatarrh of long
Z fin bottle
wale is apaetil Minh flet, ' 0f ibr'r ttorrrnro rrt►tllrrh• Leifer A niggle
ator'" Prairie »i,elfing lletitc with Cellar, also
Stable and ether oeriyenieeeee,
>+erfurtbor1,Lbticttlets, aliply:to
tloneer, dr to.
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The undersigned begs to intimate to the resid?nf! 'or
Exeter and surrounding country that; he has fitted tip for
country, p
Carriage a Purposes
l iso c`li tel:- South of MR. PARSONS'
The buildings y >w.: gimme a y :
rte
ilea the same
Blacl�slnithop, Main�st., and having stocked
' a ..e aid
with suitable material. for tl- . t,c,lstrtctioiz� of Carrl
l., -of • ues-
teemed
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