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'paid, over ell/ :000,004.
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shall
ll 5e happy to re-.
cave at ail times, front any part of the
County, items of local 'hews, sttch as ac.
cfde, ts,or any interesting incident what
ever, from any of our subscribers or rrad-
ers generally for the purpose of public-
ation.
fleeter
ruses.
THURSDAY, :MAY Cth, 1886.
in Clysthouoton, neat llxoter, England, in
the year 1812 ; Wes ivarried to Wm, tram--
linin 1830 in o cotultr and immi-
grated
, it y, zee
grated to Canada the, sine year, ; settliug at.
Toronto, oto, wltdro they lived for la few3 roars,.
and then tisane to the 2nd eoucession .of the
township of Stephen, wlrero°, the followed
the voctttioil o£ famine until', about ten years
ago, at which time they retired in Exeter,
having eerie the, country-- a tt'ildernoss
when they Dame to Stephen-conyerted iuto
what it is today. Mr Hamlin died atsout 4
years ago. M. Hamlin has lived on Gid -
ley -street over since she left the farm, and
always enjoyed good health: except for a
short time atter each of the previous, paraly-
tic. strokes. She was highhly respected by
a large oit'ole of friends, for she was of a kind
hospitable disposition, and her delight was
to make those happy around her. She had
been a consistent member of the English
Churcb. A son, Mr. Thos. Hamlin, of this.
place, a brother, Mr. Geo. Walrond, with
other relatives mourn her` death, -Mr. Ju o.
• Mitchell, of Dashwood died yesterday morn-
ing at his residence, at the age of 73 years,
Some year" ago Mr. Mitchell had a paralytic
stroke, and since thea has been unable to
TENOENTS rperliue for drstinsertion, and l do any work, but for the past six months
?OUR CENTS per line tor each subsequent in I was unable to feed or dress himself. He
;croon column. was notices apltearint
this olumnwas born in Devonsbite, England, yearsold,8
. came to this couutry when yti
-•-" settled on the farm now owned by ¥Zr. Time,
Rowe, a short distauoe south of Exeter, this
vicinity then being all "bash." After labor-
jug for fifteen years in clearing and other-,
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
8lScarlatt, the- druggist; has ordered a large
arrive in
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will am
'ah i
Paris ren vhl
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supplygreen,
due time for the execution of the potato',bug ' a
family. Mark the place where to pros ire
the pure green when reluired. k,
Without exception, the best and oheape:it
lines in Boots and Shoes we have as yei
seen, eau now be had at U. Eaerett's, Chil•
drens Carriages, Express Wagons, Boys'
Bicycles of all sizes, Men'sHand-made Boots;
also harness, trunks, valises of every deserip-
-tion constantly on hand. Call and see them.
foroods.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange g
r
C. I:ac
RLTT.
Lersonal.
Mr. Robert H Verity. who a few weeks
ago left for Winnipeg, returned home on
Friday last.
Mrs. H. Spackman and Miss Annie Weekes
of this place, are visiting friends at Stratford.
Matrimony.
An interesting mut occurred at the resi-
dence of Mr. Alex. Dyer last evening, being
the marriage of Miss. Annie, second daughter
of Mr.Dyer, to Mr. Daniel Davis, both of this
place.. Rev. S. F. Robinson officiated. There
were a number of invited friends present,
and after the ceremony was over and the
sapper partaken of, a pleasant time was
spent by the guests. We extend our con-
gratulations to Mr. andMra.Davis, and hope
that their best anticipations may be fully
realized ; and that joy and happiness may
attend them through life.
Onr Sidewalks.
Of course, at the opening of spring there
:e considerable to be done .in the way of re-
pairs and general fixing up, but the first
thing to which the council ought to look is
the sidewalk. Along (Drain -street from the
northern terminus of the new sidewalk to
planks are in a bad condition,
rho bridge the•pia
!many of them being loose, while in some.
plaees the nails protrude nearly e. of nninoh
above the surface. On Monday morning a
young lady when meeting another person on
the street near the market, was thrown vio-
lently upon her face, caused by the upturn-
ing of a loose plank.
pturn-ingofa'iooseplank. There was no injury
resulted from the accident bat the lady re-
ceived a severe shaking up. It will be for-
tunate if some one is not seriously hurt.
Cattle Shipped.
Yesterday 3 car loads of cattle were ship -
pod from this station by J. H. McRoberts, of
Liman. They were purchased an this vicin-
ity by this gentleman, assisted by J. Woods,
of Exeter. The average weight was 1425.
Four of the animals were purchased from Mr.
1Jasaes Pickard -two steers, two years old,
27490 lbs,, one thoroughbred cow, 1820 lbs.,
one thoroughbred heifer, 1550 lbs., -also
several Iohoioe steers 'were purchased from
Mr. Thos. Russel, and four from Mr. H.
Jones, of Ileborne, which, it is said, were
the finest animals of the shipment. Mr.
McRoberts says that the shipment composed
the finest stook he ever purchased. They
go to Liverpool. Farmers assert that Mr.
McRoberts is a good buyer and pays •a right by
price. Mr. Wood is also.a keen buyer. o
rt
removed to the
wise improving the farm, he re o
th concession of Stephen where he farmed
nd mennfaetured brick for some fifteen
years, (his briok yard being the first in this
section.) At this stage of life, Mr. Mitchell.
retired, going to Dashwood. where he resided
until the death summons came. One son
seveu daughters, and his wife survive him,
another son, Wm., having died eight years
ago.
Ifrevetles
Itauy of the pioneer settlers of this dis-
• are passingawayinto eternity.
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Mr, Thos, Stacey, of the Union Motel'
Farq,
uhar died very suddenly on Saterdily
moruing last, having boon sick only a fow
• days, His remains were .interredin the
Exeter cemetery Sunday after oan. Ir.
Stacey was well known born, haying worked
in town several years ago -
The Parkhill Gazette .11eforiu adluits that
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a Conservative is sato to be oleeted for
North Middlesex for Elm newt terua in. the
Dominion House, Our .confrere could do
nothing else, and strike the mark, for the
Conservatives aro stronger now thau they'
on and of coni
were at the last election,o will s
eloot their man by a larger majority.
Scott Act cases.'
The population of Loudon has decreased.,
according to the assessment roll.
Call at the Old Established and see the
finest Canadian Gingbams in the market, al
10c. per yard.
The Messrs. Sweitzer, of Crediton and
ter, shipped from here on. Saturday, a quant-
ity of tow, to England.
Just received at the Central Drug Store, a
fresh supply of Hellebortaud Insect Powder
for the currant worm. C. Linz, proprietor.
Mr. john Gould has added some new ma-
chinery to that already in his saw mill here
and fixed it up generally.
The Old Established has the largest,
cheapest and best assorted stook; in the
county, and prices right.
A runaway occurred` on Main -St, north of
the market, on Friday evening, but, fortun-
ately, on part of the driver, no serious dam-
age was done.
Loos out for bilious fevers in the spring
g'
b oadm the liver and
and prevent them
unl
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kidneys,andres 1 iiu them to healthy ac-
tion by Warner's ;afe cure.
Are we going to aye Maize•street watered
this summer. The time is fast approaching
when the dust will be flying in donde, if
sometbieg be not d ue to keep it down.
Be sure and call et the 01d Established
and see those yeri "no American Goods, di -
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Ou Tuesday iuformatiou was laid
before Polido Magistrate Scott,
1.
n Peacock, c
against McBride. and F
Goderioh, who wore. charged with
violation of the Scott Act. Mr.
Powell, who represented %he defend-
ants, stated that Mr. Pea000k would
retire from tiro liquor business en.
tirely, if Mr. Yates would drop, all
prosecutions against hint, but this
Mr. Yates declined to do, end stated
his reasons. Mr. Powell then, on
behalf of Peacock, stated that his
client might plead guilty, if the Ma-
gistrate would exercise clemency to-
wards him, as lie was a poor man,
and not in the position le stand the
etatatory flue, and he was even plead.
ing his case free. Hid worship stat-
ed that this was impossible, as he
had ho option, but so far as he was
oonceruod would throw off all his
Oasts, and make the penalty as light
as possible, and 1\ Ir. Yates agreeing
to this, Peacock plead guilty, and a
paid 1n
fine of $50 woe impcsed, tobe
a mouth. In speaking of Mr. Pea-
cock's, case. Mr. Powell animadverted
on the assumed fact that Mr. Yates
was continually prosecuting poor
wen, while men who were wealthier,
managed to escape prosecution. Mr.
Yates, 111 reply said he had some
sympathy for men who had their all
invested in the hotel business prior to
the passing of the Scott Act, and who,
by force of circumstances, drifted
iota -a violation of the law, but he had
no sympathy whatever for men like
Mr. Peacock, who, after the Act had
passed, fitted up any old barracks for
the express purpose of setting the
law at defiance. In the ease of Mr.
McBride, Mt. Yates asked for an
t adjournment on the ground that ma-
terial witnesses had purposely absent -
i3 not wish
ed themselves, and he dl
to proceed until these parties were
present. Mr. Powell wished, to have
the case go on, and considerable
"feeling" was manifested between he
andr'Yates.nti illi Scott de•
M. Ya es until
aided ou an adjournment to the 14tH
of May.
ngs, &o.
Times cannot ba very hard, for nearly all
ur exchanges sat that building operations
their respective towns this year are es
en sive.
Any person wh) intends visiting the 01d
and. this summer, will do well to consult'
dv. of Allan Lin( in another column. John
packman, Exeter, is the agent at this point.
Owners of fast ;horses in town may now be
een speeding their animals on the course.
T.
are a number of very good horses here
his spring, and doubtless some of` them will
matte "flyers."
Mr. W. H. Westlake, of Exeter, who has
ecu attending the' Toronto School of Medi-
cine, has passed his primary examination for
.,D., C. M. W. congratulate Mr. W. on
is success. r
As per announcement, Revs. Gane and
George, of the Elinrville circuit, occupied the
ulpit oft he Main-st. Methodist Cburch last
unday, the farmer preaching in the morn -
ng and the, letter in the evening.
The residence of Mr. Robert Morrison, of
the 4th concession of`Ueborne, was destroyed
fire on Thursday; last, with nearly all' its
ontente. ~To insurance. The fire originated
rn the etovij-pipe.
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Queens Birthday.
The celebration committee have arranged a
lengthy and varied programme of sports for
the 24th of May. There will be a grand
trades procession, with "calithumpians" and
firemen, headed by the Exeter brass band at
1.30 a. m., starting from the North end and
parading the principal streets a tug of war
between men living ;on the east and west
sides of the London Road, captained by Pani
and Robert bell ; also an old-time wrestling
match',(Devon and Cornish style) ; a 300 yd.
hose reel race between the two companies of
the Exeter fire department ; a great High-
land pipers' contest, an Indian war dance by
Indians from the Munceytown . reserve, and
along list of other sports and game, includ-
ing running, jumping, Bicycle, boat and
other races, winding up the day'd programme
with the best of all -catching the greasy pig.
The admission to the agricultural grounds,
where the sports will take place in the after-
noon commencing at 1 o'clock
sharp, p
will
only be ten cents. For additional particulars
see posters. All shouid ayail themselves of
this opportunity of witnessing ,and taking
part in one of the best programmes of this
hind ever presented m any
town -we
mightht
say --in Otatio.
Tho prizes are liberal and
if the weather bo favorable, Exeter will un-
doubtedly be visited by a very large crowd.
The management committee are worthy of
great praise for working with such vigor to
get up the celebration, and should be assist
erl by the citizens in every possible way. The
games will be conducted in 'a satisfactory
manner, and fair play will be shown to all
competitors for prizes.
Passed Away.
On Monday evening, last one of Exeter's
most respected citizens passed away, in
the' person of Mrs. Hamlin, relict of the
' late Wm. Hamlin, aged 78 years and 7, mos.
Cause of death was paralysis, as on Thursday
morning she was seized with a severe stroke",
It appears that about 8 o'clock she left the
house to do the milking, and while there
received the stroke as above stated, and when
discovered, was almost dead, being in an un•
dust ,
Gonseious state, from which eho never re-
e,
e-
e, Covered sufficiently to speak. Ilad the
inteher not called she would likely have ex-
pired. where she was taken ill, for, finding
that Mrs. Hamlin was out he went in search
and found her almost dead. This was her
third attack and from the time she was
found in this sad condition'not the slightest
.hopes were entertained of her reeoeety, The
:funeral, which, took place yesterday, was Order was apekon of in complimentary tering
g up aria
largely attended, the remains being brat and its momberg urged to litre to all
g ' Christ Church (English) thence to practice its teachings. • The sermon was very
taken to G
Exeter cemetery, where the remains were appropriate and practioal, attd was lkstened to
e eterred, Roy. S. F. Debi/igen officiating at with 'marked attention and ititerett by a
the church and grave. Deceased was born large congrogationl
There is a new disease prevalent among
horses thrc ughont the country, which affects
the legs. A worm bores a hole into the heel
of the animal and eats its way into the leg.
The result is the leg swells and the skin falls
off.
We have no fear of any one contesting our
will after we have passed'to the ethereal
sphere. for the reason that there will be
nothing left to fight over ; all that` editors
are ever able to leave their heirs are a lot of
unpaid subscription accounts.
Trout fishing opened first of May. It is
said the catches ° were not so large as on
former occasions,'as the Scott Act ' is in.
force, and many of the lovers of the piseatory
art will"notbe able to secure the requisite
bait.
Ladies, remember` Miss Wood makes up,
cuts, and fits dresses, mantles, ,2c., for all.
whether geode are bought from us or not,
We state this to contradict a report 'which
has been circulated that she does work only"
Boos.
from ns.. 'RANTON
for those who bey Y
We are constantly testimony that
Dr. ()arson's Catarrh Care ig what its name
implies a""Catarrh Cure."Your druggist is
authorized to refund the money if it fails to
fair,
be more
give satisfaction. What can,
and need you suffer any longer 7
MARRIED.
CO1tisuMir1 [ON CURED;
Ali old physician, retired from pre.eblee; ;bay.
iug Led paced in his hands by an East Indian
pnission:iry the farnlu1a of a 0110018 vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent euro of
t1 n Bronchitis, Catarrh, stbrn
Consumption, t xs, n h, A a
and all throat end lung niioetions, also a post-
tive audlradioal cure for NervansDebility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
woudertul curative powers in thousautls of
cases, liar felt it his duty to woke it known to
his suffering follows, Actuated by t his motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will
send free of obargo, to all who desire it, this
recipe, iu G4rmau,Fronoll er Pnglislr, with full
directions for prep nringend using,, Bent by
b addro in with Stam , earning tine
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wail y 0# g
A T vs. 14 P wuer'st3iod11lcohester
vapor, W. .No .S, 0 9 ,
New Pump Factory
JOHN SWALLOW
d rose a inform the
W u. s eetfully i fo 1 inhabitants
0 1 1 -
of the surroundin g townships ihataire has op-
ened a' New Pump Factory in 1
J. SOU'TIIUOTT'S OLD STAND,
MAIN -ST., EXETER, OPP. PosT-oFrIOE,
Where he will keep on hand all kinds of
Pumps, which he will sell at moderate prices
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Wells andCisteres contracted for "treason-
able prices, and work executed with despatch.
SATISFACTION 0115lllANTIIED.
JOHN SWALLOW.
COUNTY OF HURON EXAMI•
NATIONS,1888.
Second class nonprofossinal examination at
the High Schools in the County on Monday
28th Juno, 9 a. m, Third class nonprofessional
1
examination at the High • Schools in ,the
County on Tuesday, eth July, 9 a. m. First class
grade 0 , •uonclay,12th July,' p. m. First class
gradesA and 13, Tuesday, 30th July, 9 a.' m.
Candidates who Irish to write at either .Clin-
tenter Seaforth most notify D. M. Marmots,
P. S.Inspocior.0linton post office, not later
than the 25th May, stating which of the schools
h to rile t ' d those who 'wish to
theywish wriie , and
writat Goderich must notify JonN E. Tgnr,
PSI , Exeter, at the same date. The notice
must be aocompantod by a 'fee of $2, for $4 if
the candidate applies for a Seel as well as a 2nd
class examivatwn. No name will be forward.
ed to the Department unless the lee accompa-
nies it. Forms cf application may he had
from the secretary. The bezel masters of
High Schools will please send the applications
of their candidates to the County. Inspector of
the division • in which the High "School is situ-
ated,
PETER ADAMSON,
See'Y B . Exrs.
Goderich, Bay 3, 1880, (It)
Days -DYER. -At the residence of the bride's
father, on the 5th inst., by the Bev. S. F.
Robinson, Mr. Daniel Davis to Miss Annie,
second daughter of Mr. Alex. Dyer, all of
Exeter.
SOOTT-METHERs.-At the residence of Mrs'.
N. Whitely, Clinton, on the 28th ult., by
Rev. W. Craig, B. D., James Scott, barris-
ter, to Miss Annie Mothers, both of Clinton.
DIED.
MITCHELL. -At Dashwood, on the 5th inst.
John Mitchell, aged 73 years.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence to -day (Thursday) at 2 o'clock for
the Exeter Cemetery.
HowEx. -In Usborno, on the 30th, ult., W.
Percival, infant son of Wm. Howey, of.
Exeter, aged 5 months.
STACEY. -At Farquhar, on,lst inst., Thomas
Stacey, aged 29 years.
Heettne.--In Exeter, on the 3rd inst., Mery,
relict of'the late William ,Hamlin, aged 73
years and 7 months.
A Lemon -Colored Woman.
RocxESTaR,N. Y., Dee. 23, °1885. -Three
y ears ago I was confined to my bed in a de-
plorable condition.
e-plorable,condition. Skin as yellow as a
lemon. Slightest food would make me
se ream. Also had prolapsus and ulceration.
Treated by physicians.for twjnonths. Grew
worse. Doctors said it was the worst ease of
liver trouble they ever saw. Lost forty
pounds of flesh. ` Oould not sleep. Improved
rapidly under the use of Warner's safe cure.
Never was healthy. Would have been in;
my grave had it not been for the wonderful
powers of Warner's safe cure. Am now per-
fectly well. MINS. J. J. BAYNE, 52, Lake
Avenue.•
ALLAN LINE !
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Summer Sailings and Arrangements via
Quebec
UTIOE.--TI COURT OF RE.
ve I for the OWNSFIfI?'etSTFAVI1:O%N
S 11N r h T.
will be held lz Grant's Eah, Oroditon, on Tues,
day, the 204bMay 1st, atlQa,1in. Ail 'Parties
who hcyo any o)mplaints regarding' their as-
sessments will then be heard,'
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Commencing with Extra SS. Circasian from
Quebec for Liverpool direct on 14th
May, to be followed by ,
Mail Steamer P olyuosian, Thursday, -Oth May
re a 27th isfan
lhu d t
Ps Yr 9
Mail r
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Extra Sarmatian Frhday,4th one
Alai Sardinian lbw:8day,lOth June
Extra ` Circa.ssoau Friday,18th June
lriail Polynesian, Thursday, 2413 June
Mail Paririan ..,Thursday,lstJuly.
Extra '" Sarniatian........Priday, 9th July
Mail Sardinian,..Thursday, 151h July
)Extra " Circassian ......Friday, 23rd July
Mail " Polynesia n...Thursday,29thJuly
Mail Parisian ......Thursday.5th Ang.
ADVICE TO MOTHF., ss. -Aro you disturbed': at.
night'aud broken o your, rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cuttine
Teeth? If so gond at once' and get a bottle. 0f
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children
Teething, Its value is incalculable. It will
relieve the poor llttle sufferer immediately.
De pend upon it, mothers' there is no mistake
iatrbma
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gen ,01
it. I
t'curos D Y
about y
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, curos'Winct
Colic, softens the Gums, reduceslnflamnration,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system.
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
and bust
tri tion of ore 0
i the oldest
res p
pUnited
female physicians and• nurses in the
States ,and isfor sale"by all druggists through-
Fruit.growers from the lake report the out the, world, Price twenty-five cents a bot-
ruit #reit prospects as something magnificent and ,the. Be BUM and ask for MRs. W a s
nprecedented. The trees are literally eov- SOOTHING SYRVP "and take no other kind.
SET REPORTS.
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b
red with blossoms, and should this section
scape frosts and "cyclones," the yield will
o something immense. (C orrectedat5o'clock p.m. Wednesday.
The merchants in town, like those in other Pall Whoa 1 ... •,. •• 0 78 to 0 82
towns, ought to enter into an agreement to Spring..Wneat... ... 0 G0 10.0.78
lode their places of business at 7 o'clock p. cite°y 007
3o 115000
o 0 31
m., with the exception of Saturdays. The Clover seed 7 7G 50 2 00
publicjp
would be est as well leased, and the Timothy .,, ,0 53 to O 56
summer months. during the Peas ' "' 0 58 to 0 60
clerks would have more recreation Corn
Eggs ,. 01010010
At a meeting of the lacrosse club, held on Butter 12 to 0 I5
Monday evening, in'hanson's Hall, the fol- I'iourperbb1. -.00 to 5 s.5
lowing officers wore elected ; President, Dr, Pobatoos,po bag ... 60 1650°00 60
Rollins ; 'Vice -President, N. D. Burdon ;' ,Apbag ples,perb b ;;; 0 04to 0 00
Captain, A. Snell ; Secretary -Treasurer, B. DriodAppiospr Geese •per 113. .. '0 00 tog 0 6
00
S. ONeil; Committee : A. Snell, Captain; Turkey per b .. 0 0.8 to 8
... o 40 to 0 60
Dr, f3oo er P. Sawden, Jas. Fairbairn, H: Ducks porpi 0 25 to 0 40
Hooper., Chiekensperpr ., ..,
Samwe1l. Now that the lacrosse club has dogs,dressedperioo ,..' 5 50 to 6'
become ostabhshod it fg hoped that the young Beet ,. `5 00 to 6 00
mon of the town will do their best to sustain llidearoting, ... Goo to 6 00
" dressed , 0 00 to 7 00
its former reputation. Sheepskins each „ 0 50 to 0;87
The annual sermon to the Oddfellows of Calfskine • .,. 0 GO to 0 70
this village and a number from Henisall was Wool per lb ... ..- .:: 0 17 10 0 18
preached in Christ Church on Sunday oo t 9 00
morning last, by the ineumbent, Rev. S. E. d 2 5o to ri o0
Robinson. He spoke chiefly of charity, one
of the main principles of the Society. The
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(Nate) -Tho "extra"steamers do not ',carry
intermocliato and steerage paseongers
RATES OF PASSAGE-LIVERPO]L & LONDON-
DEhnY.-Cabin, $60, $70 and $80, according to.
accommodation, Sori•ants in Cabin, 250. In-
termediate, $SOa Steerage, 820. ' Return Tick-
ets, Cabin,;aiio, x130, 8150. Intermediate, :$60.
Steerage,140. LIVERPOOL'DIn£OT.-By Sarma-
tian, Cireassianor extra steamers, Cabin, $50
and $60, according, to:accommodation. Return
Tickets, $90 and $110: 'These steamers go di -
reale Liverpool. -
Through Pullman Dir .\ 'ug -Boom and Sleep-
ing Cars between Toro rid Qn ebec, or Pas
sengers can be booked'; ?i earner to Quebec if
8o desired -passing t alt tue Thousand
Islands arid Rapids of ,y,> St. Lawrence by
daylight.
Passengers and their baggage aro put aboard
the Ocean Steam.:hips-atQuebec-Tree of all
expense. The 'enbinplans of the Circassian,
Peruvian, 01o.. have been altered. The Saloon
is now, amidships on these steamers, and the
Cabins are so arranged as to be also in the beet
position to avoid the motion. For °Tickets,
etc., apply to
T. SPACEMAN, Agent, Exeter.
PROPERTY LIST.
OUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT
o Sanders Street,x ter with hard
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all duo conveniences,
n sort at and modern
d water It sold, $100 wilt be required down, balance in
instalments. Auply to GEOI GS HODGINS,
Exeter.
THE
Biggest- Reductions Yet
0 RENT. --The. Exeter IIgt8i to
rent near the Exeter Railroad Station.
Apply to I, CARLING.
1 1 ARM'POR SALE.—The aubsorib•
eroffersforsaleLotNo,6 Con, I, Town-
ship of Biddulph, Middlesex five milds
London 1 ad 1G0 acres
south of Exeter, on this
90 acres cleared and in a first class state of
oultivation, well drained, good brick house,
good barns and stables, and well watered,
convenient to schools churches, au l post office.
For further particulars apply d WILLIAM[
HOOPER, an the premisos.
ON WATCHES
We don't allow anyone to be
lower in prices than we are.
We offer the following bar-
gains to you for the next 90
ARM FOR SALE.— The sub•
scriber offers for sale the north half of
lot' 30, con. 13, Pownehip of East W awenoeh,
County of Huron, containing 100 acres ; well
fenced ; a good stream of water from a never
failing spring • nioe young orchard of choice
fruit trees; a frame back br rn and log house
80 acres cleared and seeded down balance
bush. Price $4,000, two-thirds cash. Possession.
given any time. Apply to D` Stewart, cattle
buyer, Wingham, or to J. Matheson, Hay P. 0
UNIOIPAI:NOTMCI+I •T0W
SNIP OP U 13O1i otieo 15 hereby,
given
S. l? S NII. N
ivon thfct a 0ourt of lloyisiou. of the assosR;T
g
moatrollof the 7;gwnsbipp otC734orue for titP..
year 1880 will bo hobi at the Town' half, lop,
villa, on Saturday, Mite IOth,day of Iktay,l 1300
at the hour of tett o'olook in the forenoon. Any
person or persons having business at the sale
Court will goverut hemselvcs ace ordtngly,,
(f, W.ROLh1AN,
Usborno, May 4th, 18410. Cleric, Elimyillo.
l
3Kas come, and the result is a large
increase r3 Business
-WITH--
J.
J.
GOOD
CHEAP GOODS,
LOW PRICES AND SQUARE DEALING
-TsnL THE ITALE,-
HIGHEST PRICE FOR EGGS c@ BUTTER
At DOUPE a CO'S,
KIRKTON.
CARLING'S BLOCK
FOR
Spring 8c Summer Goods
General Dry -Goods, Black and Colored Cashmeres,
Ottoman . Cords Nuns' Cloth, Jersy Cloth, Ginghams,
, y
Lawns, Plain and Spotted Muslins, Prints in endless variety.
Appleton, Tracey & Co.
Waltham, Mass., in
a Solid Coin" Silver
Case; $23.00.
t, ett in
ar 3l .,
Anda P. S. B
a Solid Coin Silver
Case for $12.00.
i
Each Wctch Warrantcct for
Helper ton e Five Years.
Onfonsperbush 0 GO to 0,75
Oo per cord
H1;NSALIr MAl1HETS1
Pali Wheat perbh ., $ 0 80 to 0 81
Sorin( " 0 50 to 0 80
Barley (bright) 0 55 to 0 70
Barley Datan'd) 0 40 to 0 40
White Oate, 0 28 to 0 :1C
Illdok Oats 0 31 to 0 110
Apples per bbl: .,. 1 00 to 1 00
otatooe nor bit :u . , 0 55 to 0' 70
AND ALL OUI1 OTHER GOODS AT
GREATLY REI3tCLD' PRICES.
Watches, Clocks, and 3'owellory Cleaned and
,
Bopsrred promptly,
roroot *UV Ittoittat 11%
We have now on hand a choice lot of Millinery, Black and
Colored Ostrich. Plumes. Fine: display and remark-
ably low Priced.
Gents about to purchase a
'SPRING OUTFIT !
Would do well by calling and examining our large and varied.
Scotch andCanadian
Scotch
• Sin Worsted,
k. nitln
stock. S
g
Tweeds. Our Pantings are "Simply Immense."
In Hats Ties, Scarfs, Shirts, Collars, duffs r
Braces and Socks we have a fine`.
Display.
SHOES, SNOBS-
take the lead. for Style and Durability. . We have just
We y y ,
received the finest lot of Shoes—both in Ladies'
and Gents' Wear—that we .ever offered, at
prices that will surprise you. Give us
a call.
We will take any produce you may offer, and will6•gzye the highest
trice. A call solicited
_. C6,RLINC.
HIJRRAH,HIIRRAH
FOR THE
FAMILY GEOC1IY
-China Cup and SaucerGiven
Away
With EVERY POUND of BAKINGPOWDER purchased at
G. A.inrATDryzAzirs.
tea.
200 WANTED
R1 Ht
G AWA
QUICK!!
'About TWO' HUNDRED good customers at the NEW
CARRIAGE SHOP, Exeter.
200
7
The undersigned begs to intimate to the residents of
Exeter and surrounding country, that he has fitted up for
Purposes
- Makin Pur
Carriage p
Tho buildings lying immediately south of MR. PARSONS
. - having stocked the'same
Blacksmith Shop, Main-st., and hav g
with suitable material for construction of Carriage and
Sleigh work, we therefore solicit a liberal share of your es-
teemed patronage.
and done at
Repairing promptly properly,
Satisfactory Prices.
Yours truly,
'.
W. 'r ,EV, 1yesTIIIVZ.
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