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a'aici, over $10,000,000.
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County, kerns sf local ?sews, antis ,zs ac,
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THUIikiky OOP. 14th, 1886.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Wizard oil -large size, 75cts.; small size,
35cts., at the Central drug store, C. Lutz,
Banton Bros. ress making department
reopened, Miss Wooer, in charge. Charges
moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed.
t 'Carson's Catarrh Cure at Scarlett's
Drug store, giving immense satisfaction.
Guarantees issued only at Scarlett's Drug
tore,
Wanted-immediately-auy quantity of i
jet black lady's hair, for which the highest
price will be paid. L J. Dearing, Exeter.
English, French and American trusses,
shoulder braces, abdominal supporters, child-
ren's trusses, suitable for all sizes and ages.
Our water -pal truss is the best fitting and
most comfortable truss made, at the Central
drug store, C. LOTz, Prop.
Without exception, the best and cheapest
lines in Boots and Shoes we have as yet
seen, can now be had at C. Eaerett's, Chil•
drens Carriages, Express Wagons, Boys'
Bicycles of all sizes, Men'sHanci-made Boots;
also harness, trunks, valises of every descrip-
tion constantly on hand. Call and see them.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods.
Crnu r CxuRei-o-Annual harvest thanks,
giving services :-11 a. m., morning prayer
and sermon, by Rev. Robt. McCosh;
by ams, 9, 45, 51; "Venite" Aldrich's; prop-
er psalms, 65, Si and 144 ; first lesson,
Deuteronomy, 8th chapter ; "Benedieite"
to Ancient Chant ; second lesson, St. Luke,
12 chap. v. 15 to 21' ; "Jubilate" to Laws ;
"Kyrie," Arnold's. 7 p. m., evening prayer
and sermon, Rev. Robt. McCosh, Wing -
ham; hymns, 322, 39 and 48; proper
psalms, 175, 167 ; first lesson, Deuteronomy,
chap. 16, to v. 12 ; "Magnificat" to Jones ;
second lesson, 2 Corinthians, chap. 9; "Num
Dimittis" to Iayes ; concluding hymn, 13.
Offertory in aid of parish funds. Benedic-
tion. Harvest decorations.
Agents Wanted,
Clement & Co., of 40 Wellington Street
East, Toronto, or 81 St. Francois -Xavier
Street, Montreal, want a General Agenf.
They are the exclusive owners of the Scho-
field Patent Cake Griddle, the Celebrated
Emery Knife Sharpner (known as the
"Carver's Friend,") the Emery Scythe
Sharpener, the Jay -Eye -See Wire Curry
comb, and other specialties. If you want
to make money, write to them at once for
an outfit, and to secure what territory you
can handle.
Personal.
Mr. Thos. Bissett, jr., has returned from
his trip through Manitoba; the weather is
reported fine, but everything dry. -Messrs.
I. and T. Handford, left on Tuesday, for
Manitoba. They will remain there for
some weeks.
'The Champion Trace.
Jno, Veal, the the holder of the cham-
pionship medal, went to Winglham on Fri -
.day last, to skate a second time in the
championship race. The three, Cornyn,
Feathers and Veal, entered. Veal got a
good start, which he kept for many rounds,
until his skate, becoming loose, caused him
to fall. On this account he lost the race.
Anniversary.
The anniversary of the Main -at. Meth.
Sunday school, will be held on Sunday and
Monday, Oct. 17th and 18th. On Sunday
.sermons will be preached, at 10.30, by Rev.
'W. S. Pascoe, and at 6.30, by,,Rev. Jas.
'Graham. At 2.30 p. m,, there will be a
meeting of the Sunday school and congre-
gation, in the body of the church, when
addresses will be given by Prof. Bell
Smith, of Alma College, St. Thomas. Ad-
mission, 25cts.; children, not of the school,
15 cents.
Chocked by an Apple.
On Monday night last a valuable young
heifer, belonging to Mr. Jas. Ramsay,
Exeter North, broke into all orchard in the
vicinity and was helping itself somewhat
greedily to the fruit which lay on the
ground, when a large sized apple became
Us -tin her throat. The animal suffered ex-
treme pain for sometime, until the neigh-
bors who, were awakened by her frenzy,
drove her to the owner, and upon reaching
the stable, dropped dead, She was a
good milch sow, valued at $35.
Broken Shoulder, -'
Mr. Jas. Garland, salesman at the Exeter
salt block, met with an accident on Monday
evening, which will necessitate a sus-
pension from duties for some time. A
farmer came to town after dark for a load
of salt, and Mr. Garland thinking the moon
euffiofently 'bright went to fill the order
without a lantern, In order to gain ad
niittanee to the salt, one is compelled to
enter a small door at rear of building and
ttnfasten Large doors from inside. `Mr. Gar-
land had entered the small door, and while
passing along an elevated platform in the
dark, one of the boards, which had been
'moved, went down, allowing Mr. Garland
to fall about 112 feet, and breakini a shout -
der blade. The gentiernan outside heard
the noise, and supposing something was
wrong spoke to Mr. Garland;: but no. re-
ponse. Ire repeated his call but without
await.1e went to an hotel, secured help
and when the iftjxµtryed mall wee' found, he
wee insensible, Ile wee removed to his
t'esfttence and `medical aid proeured,
tlt'ertatinnent,
A. literary and inusieal entertainment
under the auspices of the Ladies' .Aid of the
dnines•st. Churohi was held on Tuesday
efr'g last, Miss.l3ryers, the celebrated ele-
cu i0
t na
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t, took l* a promialezhtpart, her roeita•
tions and readings being of high order,
and thoroughly interesting. The singing
by our townpeople, whioh interspersed the
readings, was choice, aril suffioiez}t to coin -
pose a good programme. In fact it was one
of the beat entertauuueuts our people have
had for some time, and well worthn ad-
mission
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nhission fee of 25e,, notwithstanding that, it
was free, The proceeds go to the parsonage
fund.
"Rift and Spray,"
This week we commence the publioation
of our new serial "Rift and Spray, or Love
and Vengeance among the Smugglers," the
most fascinating ocean romance since the
days of Cooper and Maryatt. This story is
of extraordinary interest, and will be read
by all; it has been specially prepared, and
is of a nice length. It is printed in new
type, which, with the true interest taken
will prove eminently satisfactory.
scribe now and secure the Tams for the
balance of the year free, as well as lhaye
the opportunity of reading the opening
chapters of the story.
slam to agents at apeoa prices. '`' who
penaess so great in the �publication o1 th
"a'hutrs that we 'ircuirn every spare cent
Send ` along your subscriptions, ,and
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Areviitlos,
The roller slanting rink wee, open Satur-
day evening, '`here wee a geed nttendauee,
Masers, Wood Bios, shipllied a ear load
of lambs to the illttlalo market Monday,
The street sprinkler is itigafn,brought its.
to use, after a long spell; of wet weather.
Read Rauton Bros. change of advertise
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limit in another colhlihlih. ' No change in .market reports this week,
although considerable wheat has been mar-
keted here during the past feat/ days.
Reinainfler of this year t en
Y free.9 new sub-
scribers of the Tastes, .One dollar in cash
pays to Jany. 1888. Send along the names..
Even your enemy cannot help seeing' and
?.4QQ;AL $Rk3Vf t
t Sf. A,fatys paler etre eeetohne 18'
'dunri , September, "$
TWA year the marry rural fairs were
11 su000ssilll boyorrd e>wllootations;
1?iplhthetla is vohy provident, In St. Marys,
and ether towu>a, ¥cz qdoatkis a ate reperled,.
The trustees' of No. 7 Stephen, have eu- .,
gagad loris h'laryMuSlaughliu ass teacher in
4their'Sohooi, fur tiro el}mina y'ayr,
T1?sre re en .attempt being made to organ-
ize a sort Of 'Salvation Army band, oi; the
14th eon„ Stephen,
The Luoan 33, 13, C„ sulfered'defeat at the
moroy,of the Parkhill Bine at the Ietter
lags, last week. The gees* stbed 12 -lei;
Tno. Coursey, while,tervhng as" a iuryma>a
during the assizes at. London lastrweek
remembering your advertisement if you
p s s ant.advertieer.;
A Glee Chfb is being organized . by ' the
Snb-
F[arvest Thanksgiving Service.
There will be a Harvest Thanksgiving'
Service in Christ Church, Exeter, on Sun-
day next, Oct. 17th. The Rev. R. Mc -
Cosh, Rector of Winglharn, will preach the
sermons. The church will be decorated
with fruit, flowers, autumn leaves, etc., by
the ladies of the congregation. Morning
service, at 11 o'clock a. hn., evening service
at 7. In the afternoon at half past two,
there will be a childrens' service consisting,
of the Litany and hymns and an address to
the children. Offertories at morning and
evening services for parish funds, and at
the childrens' service for the library of the
Sunday, school. The childrens' missionary
taxes will be gathered at the service in the
afternoon.
School Board Meeting.
At a recent meeting of the Exeter S
Board all the members being present
chairman and secretary were instruct
borrow the sum of $565 to pay tea
salaries. John Grigg's account of $6.8
crayons, etc., was ordered to be paid;
J. Allison's acct. of $45 for trees on s
grounds. A list of truants was rea
the secretary. W. Grigg, the chili
and village constable were appointed to
with the guilty truants. Mr. T. Gr
was engaged for room No. 1, as teache
1837, at a salary of $700; Miss Vo
for room No. 2, salary, $310 ; Miss
McCallum, room No. 3, salary, $280 ;
Gregory, room, 4, salary, $275 ; Miss
ley, room, 5, salary, $265 ; Miss Gill, r
6, salary, $240 ; and Wm. A. Robinsoi
salary, $180.
From the Exeter Yost,
Our doings noted in Old Exeter.
issue of Sept. 27th contained the foll
ing:-
"The ""Over Faithful" city of Ex
was the first to institute that grand
glorious strength of Great Britain,
volunteers. The 1st Rifles of Exe
are literally the first volunteers of
world. It is satisfactory, therefore,
see by the Canadian "Exeter Times" t
it is now intended to form a volunt
company in the smart little town t
bears our patronymic. Here is the I
tice of the steps just taken" :-
"Dr. Coleman, of Seder th, colonel of
33rd Battalion of Huron, was in town 1
week endeavouring to recruit the Exe
company of volunteers. He says that E
ter has young men who are possessed
good loyal blood, and that a drat cla
company should be established here. W
understand a step in the -right direction
taken, and, if possible, satisfatory level
meats will come about."
Programme.
The following will be rendered at the
S. Entertainment of Main-st. Church,
Monday evening next, by Prof. Bell Smit
of .Alma College, St. Thomas :-
PART L
"The Wreck of the Hesperus," Longfello
Crayon Sketch. x'
"Cuddle down," .dnderson
"European Guides," Mark Twain
"Deacon Goodheart."
PART II.
"Timothy Brown." ,
"How He Saved St: Michaels," Stansbury
Crayon Sketch.
"David Copperfield," Dickens
"Charm" Frowbridge
Crayon Sketch.
PART M.
"Too Late for the Train."
"The Picket of the Potomac."
Crayon Sketch.
"How Reubenstein Played the Piano."
This will positively be the most interest-
ing and instructive entertainment that hae
been given in Exeter, for some time. All
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The Times for 1887.
The renewing of subscriptions 18 almost
at hand, and a word to our readers before
renewing time will not be out of place.
The Traits has recived many congratula-
tory letters of late, an the improvement
that has reeentjy taken place, which will
rio doubt, be backed up by its many read-
ers. We have at a great expellee ^ added
new type; with which the entire paper this,
week is printed. in order to double our
large circulation, we will send the 'Txnllis
to any address from now until 1888 for one
dollar; it is the iargest and best printed
dollar paper in Huron, We will creno the
city weenies with the ` iente as ostial at
the following1lrieeai-,LThe Tzsfts,and' Loh,
don Pres Press, for $1.85; Tlratgs and LOn-
don Aclverti'arer, $1.85; Tates and Cflobe,
$L85; TIMES and Mail $1:85, with the
balanee of 1886 thtowar in. Remember
that all aubaeriptfona are to be paid to our-
eel7es; we cannot afford the usual coinmis-
young people of the village
pect something good this
The weather during the
been most summerlike, the
it does in July.
Richard Henter, shipped from Centralia,
on Saturday last, a car load of. stook, to
Buffalo.,
A number' of our citizens attended the
Essery sale at Centralia, ;on Tuesday. Sonle.
thirty horses were sold,
The Biddulph.Agricultural Society's fair
will be held at Granton, ' to -day. This is
always a first class rural fair.
Jas. Ramsay, cyclist, of this office, rod
8 miles in forty minutes, on Monday ev
lug by noon light. This is considered fas
Several of our eitiizens attended the loy
alists' meeting at.Clinton, on, Tuesday las
A condensed report can be found in anothe
column.
A meeting of the Directors of the Agri
cultural Society, will be held on Saturday,
Persons having appeals, to make are re-
quested to be present.
In the report of the prize list last week,
Mrs. Jas. Tom ought to have been checlited
with second for nits and 1st and 2nd for
gloves, instead of Chas. Monteith.
We may ex-
\vinter,
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Believe hi printer's ink. Advertise in
the best newspaper, largely and well, and
returns are sure. The stronger the adver-
tising the larger the returns.
Read Messrs. Trick & Currelley's adver.
tisement, in another column. They have
opehed their fall stock, which embraces
everything,
Rev. Mr. Fletcher preached to a large
congregation in the Presbyterian church
Sabbath evening last. Rev. Mr. Martin
occupied Mr. Fletcher's pulpit, Thames
Ro ad. Church.
A stranger would be impressed with the
fact that Exeter is a Scott Act town, when
it is learned that there are three cider
pressen in the place. One at the North,
ie out 1, and in the centre.
The usual number of cattle have been
shipped from the depot during the week,
by the several buyers. The neighU
farmers have an eye to what pays bed
Wm. Folland, Pickard & Spicer, and
Howard, have carried off several pri
for fowl at agricultural fairs this sea
Exeter can produce about one dozen ex
ive poultry dealers.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Main
Methodist Church, purpose giving an e
ailment on the evening of thansgiving d
'he promises to be a first-class liter
east.
The tax collector will soon be on
ounds. Pay promptly and facilitate
utes of the collector. The taxes have
e payed and why not pay thein first
st?
Mr. Wm. Wood , has sold his "So
loud" colt, to a gentleman in London,
200. She is a rangy beast, has plenty
fe, and is a good roadster. She and
ate were exhibited at the Western Fair.
Mr. W. Bawden has disposed of a fa
ntaining one hundred acres, being lot
the 8th concession of the township
ooke, Co. of Lambton, to 'a Mr. Munro
or a large sum of money. The farm w
ld through advertiseing irr the TIMES.
Mr. Geo. Ferguson, of this place, tom
nces'farming on' the premises recentl
cated by Mr. Jas, Gullett, on the 3
nceasion of Usborne. Geo..:: has be
ch experience in' farming and , being
one at the S "1
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Mr. T,esli° Youugston ,of Blanehu "
kesed
He was much respected
neighborhood,. P d throngh,.l the
Mr. J. Cheshire, of Thedford while out
shooting ducks at the River'Seuble, the
other day, accidentally; shot -himself in +the
abdomen. It' .appears "the accident' occurred
from slipping while it; the net of loading, The
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KEN 1 N EXCHANGE
round is serious.
During the three months ending Sept.
three magisterial oases name" before.t
magistrates of St. Marys; 43 before
Police magistrate in ' Stratford; and ae
before the Mitchell pollee magistrate. ,T
fines imposed represented $465:18. Fro
this it will be seen that fat, Maria is by f
the moat orderly town in the county.
The law" requires that those who h
stray animals on their premises should
'ertiso them. Costs cite only be oolleot(
from the time the advertisement; first appea
in any paper. It is a matter whloll a gre
tingled and often afterwards throw. them
selves in for law cysts,
On Sunday afteenocn, whirs Mr. J. Bi
was driving the Rev. Mr. McDonagh, past
of the Frontstreet Church, Strathroy, to a
appointment at Mount Brydges, their hors
was startled by. a pig running out from th
roadside when about a mile out of the town
Both were thrown violently out, Mr. Mo
Donagh having his wrist brokeu, and Mr
Bird had his collar -bone broken and other
wise severely bruised.
Several hundred people; witnessed, th
baptism of three converts to the Mormo
hurch. of St. Marys, Sunday afternoon last
Two of the three were young girls while th
ird.was an elderly gentleman. The atmos
here was clear and ;warm and the water
omfortable. _Thos ordeal has been in order
uring several previous Sundays.
Several (towns in, Canada are putting the
leetric light in their places of business and
n. the streets. The cost per light is about
5 cents per night,, and is cheaper than gas.
y don't some enterprising citizen take
old of the matter in Exeter- and give it a
id? It would doubtless preve a . success.
n enquiry would not be grit.9f.place.
The Blanshard Fire Insurance Company
s suffered ooneiderable lees of late. through
es, which, if not incendiary, were at Istat
iy suspicious, and"the .policy holders will
ortly be' called .neonate liquidate a heavy
sessment Thp,Msulkis„that not a few
them arequitte.; c •t.,and .the company
blamed for, eng lenient in dealing
th claims.
CASH GRQCERY
'a,cy cued- Staple G'rroGeries
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Crockery awl, Glassware,.
Lamp Goods,
(* Our vANCY,14 ew'4PL1J OROC BIS re 1
Fi I?i' a all Fresh and Carefully 'Selected, ,cher al
ip."rohasers can rel en gettinga ftrst•elass article from Us.
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Our OR CICE1tY' AND GLASSWARE oosu rises everything
at erns p in that lino of � eo newest
f fi ...� ,and latest designs and ,prices are such as to please everybody. �
Our LAMP GOODS are the finest that eau be procured in the market. T ; aro New,
Colors, and if you cannot grasp the idea which we wish to convey 1 '
Milch, and of All C o ey to your
Ilninds, we would invite you to look at onr windows, or step inside and see for yourselves,
eyed if you do not wish to buy. Give us a call, and it will amply. repay,you. ,
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Esseer-ln Stephen, on the 10th 'inst., ,the
wife of Robt. Essery; of•a daughter.
BIoINTyRE. In Exeter North, on the 10th
inst., the wife of, Alf. McIntyre, of a
daughter.
MARRIED. '
I Tromte-Oo0NELL-On Tuesday, Sept.' 28th,
by the Rev. J. 13. Kennedy, of Thedford,
Mr. Wm. II. Travis, to Mies Mina Cornell,
both of Bosanquet.
War§,or-:H, BaxoN At the parsonage,
AilsaCraig, on the 29th ult., by the Rev.
Mr. Thomas, Mr. John Watson of the 12th
con., McGillivray,to Miss Elizabeth Hari -
ton. of the llth concession.
FIASRIs-JonNsroit"-Tn St. Mary's, Sept. 29
by the Rev. C ° reLauren, Mr. Reuben
Harris, of Hibbert; to plias Mary, 4th dau-
ghter of Mr.J'" ehnson of St. Mary.'.s.
S1I Tw-JoHNsxo =At the' parsonage, by
Rev. J. A. Ferguson, on Tuceday;' ith, Mr.
W. H. Sinitii, of,Arkona, (late of ,MeGh4,li-
vrayl-to Miss di'dry,,.A, Johnson,,ed�f West
Williams. '
SWANSON BnowN-AC the' Windsor hotel,
St. Marys, on the 30th u1t,; by Rev. A.
Grant,'Robert Swanson,4 dfei St. Marys, to
Miss Jennie Brown, of. Birr.
DAWTON-WEsnrAN-At the residence of
the bride's father, on the 6th inst., by the
Rev. J. C. Stephenson, Mr. W. Dawton, to
Miss L. Westman, all of Granton.
DIED.
A exx.-In Stephen, on the 11th inst., BelI-
mire Amey, aged 23 years and 25 days.
(Jumps.- In Hensall, on the 8th inst., James
Childs, aged 4 years and 7 months.
CoLQUao)N- In Fullerton, on the 3rd inst.,.
Jane Colquhon, aged thirty-seven' yenta.II
HALL -In St. Marys, on Saturday 9th, Clara,
youngest daughter of Mrs. Robert Hall, l
age 7 yrs. '
CnodxER.-In Exeter, on , the 10th inat.,
William R., son of Mr. Richard Croaker,
aged 11 years and 7 months.
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industrious Young man we predict for 11i
abounded success.
Last week, Mr. Jno. Gill, ,bailiff, place
upon our counter, two pears, which nleasur
ed 13 inches one way rind 12 the other
weighing one pound each, ' They are ,th
largest we have seen, and Mr. Gill woul
like to know who can show better or larger
pears Mr. G. also used to grew `choice ap
pies, or at least, the office, boys say so.
D. ...Buchanan, son-in-law of Mr. Chas.
Perkfift of Exeter, is e e of the `few, who
successfully passed the' recent senior ma
triculation examination of Toronto' Univer-
sity. Mr. Bnchahatl is a student ;'of Knox
College, and last session took up the work of
two years, winning the creditable position
of being'' highest in general proficiency iii
.the aetontl year, and second highest 11 the
third year class.
bur Market 3s the best of any Within 30
miles. There ?,;pore grain bought oil'
Exeter market incite day ;than is ' pin-chas
ed in St. ' Marys t)r Parkhill, within ens
week,This may seem like exaggeration,
but it is .'nevertheloas, it "facto,. We have:
several goon buyers here who have , the
shrewdness to buy grail : properly: Met
enfants report jrusinegs as beirly brick, and
taking things generally, Meter is advatic•
in in no stnull ` degree, Partners froth,
l lttnshttrd, tTaborne T3idctttlp�ih, iMctli1.
livray, Stephen and 'the a ortliar i town:
s pa market tM'lelr grain here.
SALE REGISTER.
an Parties getting their sale bills printed at
In this office will receive a notice similar to the
following, free of charge :-
4 THURSDAY OCT. 21. -Farm Stock, Imple-
ments &c. The property of Mrs, Ellen
Morlock, lot 10, con.' 8, Stephen. Sale at
r one o'clock, E. Bossenberry, sue.
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NOTICE.
Ol, Canadian oder o W. 1F Yesttrs, hasmef Court hnattded
me a cheek of 81000 for thebeneflt of heirs of
the late lir. Lf L Boozier, he having been 'a
member of tole court.
,10RN ECOCPEll, Executer,
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KIRKTON.
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Newest designs in dross goods,
Ladies' jerseys,
Mantel cloths,.
Millinery, etc.; etc.
GROCERIES AT ROCK -BOTTOM PRICES.
A few pounds tea left, at 15cts.
-A fine assortment of- Late Manager C. Eacrett's Boot and Shoe
BOOTS AND SHOES may 14th 84.
-FOR Ald, CLASSES AT -
446014
Wishes to announce. te the inhabitants of
Exeter and v icanity, that he has opened out
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in the Corner Store North of Samwel
& Pickard's, whore he is Prepared to make
all kinds 0:ordered work.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attendeci to.
GEO. MANSON,
CHEAP CASH STORE,
KIRKTON.
13utter :Wanted
Wiathesonx
EXETER NORTH,
Our Stook is Well Assorted
FOR TRE SEASON'S TRADE.
LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAINED !
We eanat,be undersold in Teas from 20c.
to 7501 131*
Boots & oes (All Styles) at Low Prices,
, A nicely assorted stock of
HARDWARE.
FORKS, SCYTHES and GLASS • all' sizes, i?
(Cheap.) 13eat Machine 011 60o per Gal.
COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
L" A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.75.
4 good suit of ready-made clothing for $6.
Ordered suits got up in Good Style,
Our Dress Goods are marked down to
the Lowest Notch.
COTTONe-20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Moved to F Front
the public at large that he b as moved from his
old location, and henceforth his
MONT4EAL TEA TORE
e:ine door North of Drew's Block,)where he wil/
be found, as of old, with a large and • well as-
sorted stook of entirely new goods, consisting of
Ready-made Clothing, Tweed,
Shirtings, English Corded and
English Moleskins, .potton-
Dress Goods, all desAaptions,
Corsets, Ladies' Hose, Mus-
lins, Lawns,
And everytning usually kept iu a well -stocked
General Store. I ani making Suecal Bates
tO Close Out my
Spring if Summer Goods
To make roonitr new Fall and. Winter
FA1VIILY GROCERIES
Which am offering at Beek Bottom Rates
niake this line a SPECIALTY.. -=1
FARIIPRODUCE TAREN/N EXCHANGE for GOODS.
I would thank my old customers for their
A House end Lot, also a earm for Sale. pa
APPlY to an
tronage, andhopo by strictly honest dealing
custom and win manynew patrons. Call and
JOHN MATHESON. lexaixin. goods and prices.
fair nriceete merits, continuanee of your
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-THE PLACE FOR --
CHEAPNESS, VARIETY AND EXTENT,
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One of the Largest, Newest, Best Assorted and Cheappst,
Stocks in Exeter.
Meltin Cloths, Habit Cloths, All -Wool Jeersey Cloths, French Dress Materials, in all
the Newest Makes and Colors at Correct Prices.
OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS. --All the Very Latest Novelties in Fanpy 13Iack Dress
Materials and Mourning Goods, es well as alt Staple Lines in Black Goods.
Colored Plushes in All Shades worn this season. Black, Dress end Mantle Silks.
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rbeeitilig 'dirfetozs 01 th dee., ell benght before tlm advanee le prices and Will he sold et
'and I:rebore° aeticultural Vocietywi 1, be held
At the Mentdon ammo, Exeter,. firi Sattirdey,
vou, want CiStrbet Goods,' at Correct Prices,' come to
pieties be present itt said Meeting, , „
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fended, lend Of geed' kelt, arid in a tine titate of
''etyltiVatieil, 'There 16 6', leirieg 'Creek ritiihiner
00 Peat.
It la ailkneW1Sdged by' eiieryOne that had uSed it to be thO beat in the Village tor the motley.
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