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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1887-3-17, Page 8INSUEANCI . THE WEST: $ Ss. N � A to ll C , dN � l� .2. t oi'�or t e rata also t s or the A eR'. Ail kfQ 1NIIlt NSU:`aN(3al.C10Af1xAN.'SiaozLondon. 1.9nt;iand, the ltOY'ati OA.NAIlxAN. et Af antreal, pad the F3EITISkI1' 14PIlt,4+' L4'1:e AS.SttliAn0E, CfaAf• I'ai`iY.of atotu%ou, England, eensbli heti t$', A,asete, over $5,000,00e; platens ctacl bonusee. pa rid, over $.10,00.0,000, Notor Ti C7 UI�8DAY, MAR. 17th, 18$ f;to4 1 NE 1 ''S w-1�- Ir lr , e sRald be .tea r .to rifts at all dories, front any pa t of Comma,. Items ej'&metal news, such <ae iderats,or any fratezestlm ittelderat z<a ever,, ram arty of our sultsorlbervs or re ore generally ,Icr. the purpose of pub (aefoaa. It i5 the poorest bind of .ecouern,Y to rets out of town after goods without first' know ittg what you eaaar 510, at home Stick by Ica a< a roti a a rlc and •<. r r trade r4 e sal �'l a Will st la n# it Y A meeting of the railway. coanaaaittee wrtiai melt! on Monday .eti•i:xling, wt Which at. Bele* oration was appointed to attend a. general meeting ot,.'t naso ouneernetl, at l3raaitford at an early date. A yreat gran young anen, and older la • pares of Exeter, have reeentl joined the Royal l.emplars ofL`elal orelloe, joined will be - worth considerable: if they slicceetd in ad- .-- hogng strictly to the pledge- - 1�1r. George 1lissett, of svbom mmition, was rade last week, as haling undergone a r'ew serious operation, is dohrg nicely, and the "wprobability is that he will be around before au.� long. 7aa,t t 'l'he 13idc131l pli totvnshi a council have de. <ed„ eided to build a bridge a ei s ' '`t n a s the S. til, to tie' river between Clatrdeboye and Limo, the contract having been awarded toMr, Evert, on Monday het. pard Mr, Jtunes \l'estcottarWin.n dd M •, Drew,. to t- x ii6left oi\oulaY, for California,airfonnia o p"i• a s peetiug t i p tour. They will be absent several mouths, and if the country is suitable to tltena they will move their families there. Mt W. G. Collins, of Cobourg (formerly ity } of Exeter,) who has been running a store at iL.1 1TCGNTB pedants ter first ia;sorGiotr, POUR Ot NTS per line for °mil subsequon sertiou will bo ohargod to notices apnea inthis o n ala in. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. 4.4 Miss Wood has returned from the c and is in charge of Dress and Mantle making at Renton Bros., and the rush has commen- ced. "Adieu,' she said sweetly, as he kissed her good night. "He's edieu'd, aint he," sung out her little brother as he vanished up stairs. You may well say, this poor fel- ' ow's corns were sadly trampled upon. However, he should have used Scarlett's Sure Cure for corns, sold only at Scarlett's Drug Store, Exeter.* Without exception,the best and clieape Lines in Boots and Shoes WE have as seen, can now be lead at. 0. Eacrett's. Chil ten's, Carriages, :Express -wagons, Men a Woluu N's Felt. Boots, Mens Hand -ma Boots, also A Goon assortment of men women's Overshoes and robbers of eve description, also Harness, Triads, Valis and whips constantly on hand. Call ai be convinced. Butter and- eggs taken exchange for goods. Also a 'first chi Brick House for sale or to rent. Received a complete stock of Truse Shoulder -braces, Supporters, &c„ at t1 Central Drug Store, C. LU1'Z, Ppopn;ETo Stop it at once. What ? That couch whit is troubling you. Call at the old stand, D Lutz's Drug Store. and procure a 25 con bottle of Hallamore'e Expectorant. Tli) preparation has been the popular Dough mix tore of Torouto for over 25 years, It invari ably gives speedy and permanent relief fro all colds, coughs and chest troubles. It i safe and pleasant, always sure the worst o coughs to quickly care. both Cobourg and Wingham far some time past, had the misfortune to have his stook in AN Ingham destroyed by fire on Sunday last. At a meeting of the Biddulph township council, on Tuesday, Mr, L. Hardy, of Exeter, was awarded the contract for the erection of a wooden bridge over the'Sauble river on the 4th concession of the above township. The entrance examination to high School, for West Huron, will be held 'on st Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, July, yet 4th, 5th, and 6th, at Exeter and Goderich. d- Further particulars will be given in due nd time. de anti , developments, and has his weather eye fair. i'Y ly fixed ou the 24th of March, after which No doubt Mr. Trow is anxiously awaiting es date, if the protest has not sooner been id filed, he may consider .Himself "clef de in cuisine" of South Perth for the present ss parliamentary term. Mr. Alex. Davie with his parents have s, moved from the farm, Lomita] road north, lea into the village. Our young friend after fter a n. little recuperation will secure another farm, h I We also understand that he intends severing his connexion with the unfortunates, and joining the ranks of thebenedicts. \Ve wish him success. READING CntcL,,—fhe Exeter Teachers' Reading Circle will meet in the Exeter pub - m lic school on next Saturday, 19th inst., at s 2.30 p. m. The subject to be discussed, f "The Teaching of Arithmetic." All teach- ers are requested to attend, as the discus- sion will be of practical value to all engaged ui teaching. On Thursday last, Samuel R. Vail, a typo, was assisting his father to chop some wood in Mr. George Heywood's bush, but not being able to manipulate an axe as well as he can the leader messengers of thought, he had the misfortune to cut his foot. In the course of a few weeks, however, he hopes to be around again. A Main street Methodist does not like comparisons in giving, but to correct an error, advises the readers of the Tastes to search the last report published by the Methodist church and they will fined that Main-st. Methodist church gave' last year all told $597.55 to missions, making the sum per member more than double that reported as being paid by them, on Tuesday evening last, The Ross Bible continues to be rejected. At a meeting of the trustees of Hyde Park school the other day, a motion was passed to have the "Scriptural Readings" ejected from the public school. It must be remem- bered that all the trustees are Reformats. It will now be in order for the Reform press to chasten the trustees of the above school for their action in disobeying one of the principles of the party. We are glad to notice that our genial friend, Mr. R. Seldon is able to be about again. Some weeks ago he stet with a severe although possibly slight accident. It appears thatwhile ascending a flight of stairs he stepped ped upon sewing needle which penetrated his foot to some depth, and broke. At the time pieces of both ends were extracted, but the centre of the needle cpuld not be found. He was compelled to keep the house for some time, but is now at his post. _ Detroit is notorious as a cock -fighting centre, but, if rumor be true, it will have a rival of 210 mean import before long. The story goes : A few days ago several per- sons of Exeter secreted themselves with a couple of game roosters and after betting on the result allowed the birds to engage in a mill. They fought spiritedly for some time, until one of the owners observing that his bird was faring the worst of the battle, picked it up and departed, leaving the sequel to be settled by the sports. On Tuesday forenoon, while Mr. George Blatchford, sr., of the Thames Road, near Exeter, was in the field at the rear of his barns, his attention was attracted by the howling of a hound, and, upon turning round, was somewhat startled to notice a fine large deer glance by him, closely follow- ed by the hound. It was going in an east- erly direction, possibly having been chased from the swamps in Hay township. It is thought that the animal was aroused by the clog only, as there were no huntsmen in its pursuit. On Monday evening last, while a popular young grocery clerk was accompanying a couple of young ladies home from a Mis- sionary meeting, he missed his footing and fell between the side walk and fence, mak- ing a great deal of fun for the passing crowd, and to make it even more perplexing for the poor lad, the boys around him shouted, "hurry, or you'll lose your girls I" pausing him to get greatly excited. After recover- ing himself, he joined his lady company, in a state of bewilderment. The (Linage done the fence is estimated slight. r. s WANTED --A boy, aged about fifteen or sixteen, to learn the marble cutting. Apply to George Bowden, inarble cutter, Mahn-st., Exeter. Personal. Mr. A. Allison and James Fyfe. of Usborne, left for Manitoba on Monday. We wish them success, --Mr. John Bawden left on Monday, for Toronto.—MIr. and Mrs Wm. Graham, of St. Marys, spent several days in town last week, visiting friends.— Miss T. White has returned ,from her visit at Windsor, Sarnia and other points. %fissions. The missionary services held in the two Methodist churches in this village were of a very interesting and satisfactory charac- ter. The sermons and speeches of the depu- tation, the Revs. W. McDonagh and A. G. Harris, were very much appreciated. With the exception of last year, when the appear- anceof an Indian Missionary from British Columbia, with his many Indian curiosities and thrileng narratives of missionary life among the Indians, drew large crowds, the attendance was far ahead of previous years. Mr. Harris's two speeches were upon the Mission field of the dethodist church, and the benefits accruing from missionary oper- ations in general, while Mr. McDonagh discoursed iu his own inimitable style, on the missionary character of Christianity, .and especially eciallY of that form of it called Methodism, He showed from the testimony 'of eminent men unconnected with Metho- dism, how other branches of the church of God have been stimulated and quickened by the operations and successes of the Metho- dist churches throughout the world. By similar testimony he showed that of 100 missionary societies, the missions of the Methodist church in Canada are the most inexpensively administered of any of them, and that for the amount contributed that church has dollar for dollar a larger number of missionary agents employed than any of the other 09 missionary societies, whose operations were examined and coutrasted with: its own A fact very gratifying to the Exeter Methodists was clearly brought out by the Rev. J. Graham in the meeting on Tuesday night, viz :—That with the sole exception of the Queen's Avenue church, in London, which is the largest and wealthiest in the London conference, the two Exeter churches took the lead in sustaining the :made of the missionary society, the average contribution per member ranging next to those of that wealthy church. We learn thav this year also the Exeter churches bid fair to sustain that very honorable position. .Brevities, Mr. /Cinema, dentist, of Exeter, will go to Zurich last Friday of each month. Measles and whooping cough are quite prevalent in Exeter. St. Mary's Irishmen will commerate St. Patrick's Day by a grand concert to -night. Mr. W. J. Clark, is again slightly in- disposed caused by another attack of sciatica. Mr. Alex. Davie, of this place, sold a Clydesdale mare the other day, to Mr. Thos. Clarke, of Usborne, for a good price. To LrT, on John-st., Exeter, the corn - =odious premises of the late M. Pollock. Apply to John Banton. t—f. Any one wishing to purchase a fine driv- ing horse, we refer them to advertisement of Oleo. Robatham, of East Williams, Read Messrs. Rowe & Andrew's newadv. in another'eolumn, They are offering 'big inducements to purchasers of furniture. Messrs. Sne1 & White and. Dardas, ship- ped a car load of fine generalpurpose horses from Exeter on Thursday. MAIN -ST. METH. CSItrntcix.'--Next Sunday 'Sermons : morning, "Following Christ afar off "; evening, "Two appointments God has made." IIs another Colunt appears an advertise- snemt, askingfor tenders for th ,�y ., e arection of o luck school house n1 sections No. 2, 131,1.lu1 h. Amther slight snowstorm on Stinday. Port the rays of the sun having. become o "beautiful" l patva;r£ul`tlieis not allowed to remain. The West Eluron ',Teachers' Institute will. meet in Exeter, on 9th and 10th of ,luno, Mr. Houston, Will conduot the proceedings Frill particulars later. g , ,, Read Messrs. Sarnw'e11 & ;('nakard'e.rhange of,ttdVertisement. Their spring millinery tiningi is amounted for' Tuesday and ecitiesgle,y, 12th str,d I3th of April. We are thankful to the large number of persons who during the last few weeks, yea, we might say months, have unsolicited add- ed their names to our subscription list. Many of them personally congratulated us on the improvements of late—in publishing a first class local paper. This is encourag- ing and will assist us in making the paper even more worthy of the support of the community. Advertisers would do well to note the fact, which they cannot be blind to, that the Maas is a better lnedium than ever through which to 'make known their business to the people. On Monday evening next a ineetin of g those who composed the celebration tom• mittee of last 24th May held demonstration, ,will be h ld at the Central motel, commencing 7.30 p. .he purpose of the meeting is, 1 we understand, to snake Arran ements for the celebration of'the Qixeerr ft's s :Jubilee. i This is a good mono Mid we trust' that our citizens will join 'with the self constituted committee to make the undertaking a .'grand success, Oth<z'' tows have' set the all rolling and we tee nil -reason why Exe- ter should not join hi celebrating the event: Let all. interested attend the greeting ne Monday evening;' ettr r taI.ttb,. Mr. Frank Anderson, who it xfew weeks ago,ibroke his log, is prmtt s8 nacvorlly, and we i pert to see his Wiling fact) one our streets soon again.— — Mr.s, IP, Manning, of snowflake, Man- i tpba, wlto has been visi;tiug her paarouts,. Mr, end Mrs. Torn, to snnae tilde peat, leaas:es for her home in the wilds of the prairie this avoek; We tush her a safe 1oui'n oy.r---11za, T. hTeaaxrala bas olcased his 'raake Ana cradle factory until sprung, when he will he able to supply', his ` ninny custo- mers with rates, cradles, : rollers s .0tl evelythnng included in that line of busi- nese.— 11/11se Ellen Rowe, who has been visiting friends in London for some time, has returned home,— If the young lady who has, been tattling and finding fault with other people will mind her own .oaf fairs, she will have saxfli.eient to keep her mind occupied, --Mr. Will. Parsons lost a valuablepatina horse last week ;through death,—If the tin baby does not keel away froin that gate nose, it will topplo over and great ,viii be the fall thereof, - 11r, Ardah Rollins will start for Mani- toba next week. He says that the next time be conies home he will bring a half- breed lassie with him. Succoss, Ardah ! is our best wish.—Cort, oa 1'o the Xdit1ax.oft4c axeter d'fmss. Sin. -,-leading the Connell proceedings in 1 r A 1, laet 45 v l r uo s , a sura, arleod tern ori oo that it had been relaolaed MA to ,publish the an (liters'report, in:detail , as has been. done 'ea. a€ter,year, and vhieh•is'fhe ouetoru of every wuuieipality in Ontario. flaeve made slight inquity, and the reason assigned for the rd et pasture is filet war thought by some of he members au unnecessary exponse, Els 'Ibis the Drury reason'2 Or have they ey boorx lragin 0t money n e for Y r a parcel, of work, which icy c o not want the people to know anything about 2 If not, it cannot Surely bethat r>iombors have been drawing money from the viltego`treaspryfor articles supplied or work perforulod, which they are aware is unlawful i and do not wish to have the Dor, potation expenditure published in' detail; lest the public might discover their wrong 2. Then, if they have a clear conscience, 1 cannot un- derstand'why they are lentil to publish in detail the auditors' report. The citizens want to sou what has been expanded dill, - lug the past year, and in c • r 1 S order to got at it properly the detailed statement is necessary. ) I will wait patiently for an explanation, but in' the nleautiune will eudeavar to ferret • out the mystery. n^ 7 coca1D011ctn business I S811,1 going to try arid. give satis- faction ,, air to all of my patrons by ni lug /can a rue au good foundation, 1l ]1 . auorla 111 Conservative Demonstration, The 'Young :ten's Liberal Conservative Club, of Exeter, intend' commemorating the recent Liberal Conservative victory in the Dominion, and more especially that of Mr, Robert Porter, over Mr. M. 0. Cameron, in West Huron, by holding a monster demon- stration in the Roller Skating Rink,., on the evening of Friday, 18th inst., at which Hon. John Carling, W, R. Meredith, :Esq., M. P. P., of London ; Robt. Porter, Esq., M. P., far West Harou ; T. Cougblht, 'Esq,, M. P. for North Middlesex ; H. F. Sharp, Esq., of St. Marys, and others will address those present. There will also ..he a grand torchlight procession, under the auspices of the •club. At 7:30 it will form at the • skat- ing rink, and after marching through the principal streets, will return to the rink, when speaking will commence at 8 o'clock sharp. The procession will be formed as follows :—Two Marshalls • on horseback • Exeter band, visitors in earrages, followed by other carriages 'and gentlemen on horse- back ; firemen in body (two ecmpanios) ; general public on foot. There have been upwards of 400 torches secured, which will be interspersed by banners, The general public are cordially invited ; seats will be reserved for ladies. After the speeches in the rink, the speakers will be entertained to a banquet. All parties desiring to take part in the banquet may do so by securing tickets of admission at Dr. Lutz's drug store, up to 12 oclock to -day (Thursday.) Tickets $1.50 each. The committee have arrangements so perfect that the success of the affair is beyond doubt. Let there be a grand rally of Conservatives from far and near. The New Draught Horse Book. In accordance with notice given this Society met in the council chamber, Clinton, last Friday, Mr. John Mch[illan acting as chairman in the absence of Mr. Allan, Presi dent. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were read, showing about 150 entries re- ceived, 46 members enrolled, and $80 dis- bursements during the year. ' The minutes of the hist general meeting held at Seaforth were read and confirmed. The election of officers and directors re- sulted as follows : President ---John i\IcilIillsu, Hallett. Vice -President --David McIntosh, V. S., Brucefieid, Council of Directors—S, Smillie, Hensall; Wm. Wellwoocl, St. Helens ; Alex. Innes, Clinton ; John Marquis,. Bennniller ; W. H. Graham, St. Marys ; Thomas McMichael, Brussels ; John Mason, Londesboro' ; J. 1). O'Neill, V. S., London ; Thos. McLaughlin, Seaforth; J. E. Blackall, V. S., Clinton ; Joseph Salkeld, Stratford ; T.. J. Bell, Londesboro' ; J. J. Fisher, Benmilier; Jas. Mitchell, Goderich. Five of these snail forum a quorum. J. J. Fisher, as treasurer, and James llitohell, as secretary, were re -appointed to hold office during the pleastue of the council. Messrs. Smillie and Innes were appointed auditors for the year. The Executive Com- mittee for the examination of pedigrees was appointed as D. M cIntosh, J. E. Blackall, John Mason, J. J. Fisher and Alex. Innes, Yours truly, Exeter, Mar. 12, '87. TAXTASEp. Glee Club concert local, with othe r of interest, crowded out this week, but will appear in our next issue. It's been an auspicious winter for the fruit growers, and barring some unusually disastrous blight the peach and grape Drop will be something Jumboio next fall. SCOtt's Eumitsl011 of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites For Children anti Pel» aonary Troubles, Dr. W. S, Hoy, Point Pleasant, W. Pa., says :--"I have bade a thorough test with Scott's Emulsion in Pulmonary Troubles and General Debility, and have been astonished at the good insults ; for ohticlreu with Rick- ets or Marasmus it is unequalled." Put up in 50c. and O. size. pARM FOR SALE.—Tile under- signed offers for sale his farm, Lot 7, Concession 6, Osborne :Township, containing 50 acres of excellent land, and which is situat- ed 5 miles from Exeter. There are upon the premises a comfortable house and good bank barn—Sexed—and first class stabling. Also two good wen s of water. The property is well un- derdrained. There will also be sold two acres of the North -half. Goocl orchards on both plates. Perms, Easy, (4—ins) ROBT,COOPER, MONEY TO BE MADE, Cott This ottt and return to us, and we will send you free, something of great value and importance to you, that willstart you in busi- ness which will bring you in more money right away than anything else in this world. Any one can do the work and live at home, Either sex ; all ages, Something new, that fust coins money for an workers. We will start you ; capital not needed. This is one of the genuine, important chances of a lifetime. Those who are ambitious and enterprising will not delay. Grand outfit free. Address TntuE d Co., Au- gusta, Maine, WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION. We are now prepared to furnish all classes with imployment at home the whole of the time, or for their snare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons or either sox easily earn from 50 emits to 85,00 per even- ing, and a proportional sum by devoting all their time to the business. Boys and girls.earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this may send their address, and test the bnsincss, we make this offer. To such as are not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of Writing. Full particulars and out - ht free, Address GEORGE STINSON & Co., Port- land, Maine. Voi ANTED Parties to engage in the manufacture of my Patent Snow, Shop, Stable and Malt Shovels. Large and Increasing Trade in the United States. Lib- eral inducements offered to right parties, :HENRY C. COLE, Wallingford, Vermont, 11.S. A, �tMaI)�14. I,„r$ j;� a �t , 1 (? T 11 (, 't-�1t4 Aylj'1'''Mr'IiF e;M,`e881% i:2/11.M0.. :it Crv:-ee ' ill i[l lliE{IFAS • 1 11 .zN:l , • !o '•c� # hi t l Pt'vt y, ae.y <v R5, HAY f f �. i`t , 4,. y ,r S Irl h- STOPS r `a 5 :Droppings from { J? i\as 1passage:sin- :A.0Y TO liSI;, to the throat and • • 1.:seam expectoration caused by Catarrh. Sart ''-u-d an rc;cei,;t of price, 50c. and $i. Address CO,, Brockville, Ont. ARM FOR SALE.—The sub - The auditors and Executive Committee 3, offers for sale his farm, being Lot l3, Concession 1, Ray, (half mile north of were instructed to meet at Clinton on Satnr-) Exeter•,) containing 100 acres, about 04 acres clay, March 19th, to examine the officers' cleared and in good state of cultivation Ther books and a number of entries awaiting re- gistration. The time for the next animal meeting was fixed as the second Wednesday in December ensuing, and the place as Clinton. Messrs. McMillan, John Mason, Blackall, McIntosh and Smillie were appointee a com- mittee to revise the present rules and regu- lations and submit a report to the council, who will lay their report and recommend - tions thereon before the next annual meeting for consideration. It was resolved that in view' of a contem- plated raising of the standard for registra- tion at the next annual meeting the time for receiving entries under the present standard close on Dec. 1st. After some further routine business and general consultation, the meeting adjourned. Our Wealthy Men. Mum has been said in newspapers of men who have made Ierge fortunes in compare tively a few years in. various business in dustries. Many of these articles are written bycot respondents of prominent newspapers, and copied into others of lesser note. Cor- respondents generally are seldom men of business qualifications and wrongfully pie.. tune these men and their business as a thing of accident : this is not the ease with those we have met Wo find that where men have made large fortunes by their own business talont and industry, they chose with sagacity and forethought such businesses as would lead to success when handled with business judgement, No man has been brought be- fore the public as pin example of success, both in wealth andmagnitude of his business (outside of stook end ;railroad inen more prominently than Dr, Green of;' Woodbury, N. Y. .Els is ex the stead of many: large busi- ness industries, and yet comparatively` a young, roan, Whon the fact that August Plower, for dispensia and liver complaint and Bosehee's German Syrup, for coughs and lung troubles, has grown to a wonderful sale in all parts of the world, it i oyes p e9 that it was not an scoidenl or spontaneous strike at wealth, Hie medicines are recognized as valuable and established remedies and the m business has grown gradually and perrna• neatly daring the last eighteen years on ac. count notIonly of 1)r. Green's Iabilitios ay a bliginess man Or his "good luck,”'b actual' merits of the ' two rparatioutho p p nus, Copied front the N. Y. 'Weekly 8110, of Deo. are upo'i the premises a arst•class nets dwel- ling with two cellars and stone foundation, a good bank barn, a frame barn. an open shed, and other necessary outbuildings, Also afirst- class orchard, Terms Easy. Por further par- ticulars apply on the premises to (4--insd A. HOLLAND ;Flay P. O. DROPERTY FOR SALE.—Tbe undersigned offers for sale, his property on Simcoo-st., being Lots 43 and 44, anntaaning two-thirds of an aora, There are erected upon taiframe stable 18xx0. Also �t goohd well 'This property is suitable for a retired farmer, and will be sola cheap. For further particulars apply to • ( �) RICHARD YOUNG, Exeter, P, 0. I TRUSSES ! 1 CHRISTIAN LAWYER, man ufac- tnrerof all kinds of'Trusses; Residence: Rannte's YIills,Flay, whore howill attend to the wants of any who may require his services, Why which he can fufrom 815.00rnish hu you for6 es for he $5.00, and which is as good if not better and warranted to fit with comfort? Remember, Double Trusses, 85.00 ; Single Trusses, 82.50, All com- munioations addressed to CHRISTIAN LAWYER, Enrich 1'.0., Ont, Buggies, E. 13E..4.1:7111:), ===.3Fm.., - - 1V ORSg, Offers Great Reductions in all kinds of Vehicles, for the Next Two Months. The lines of vehicles are Buggies, in all the latest improvements, with or without tops. Jumpiest Baggies, for small family, with tops. One man Buggies. Patent Trotting Suikys, for cattle buyers, doctors, &o. Also a large liiimber of durable Secondhand' Bug. glee. Light Wagons; new and secondhand; Heavy Wagons, new and see°n<Innd, Trucks, new, Wheelbarrows: Double' Open Carriages. Phaetons, and evotything er,. p tanning to our line of business. They are all trimmed and painted in the best possible anntr. We warrant then]t0 give good sais action. satis t . All Order's Prothtly Attended To. Those d siringg anything in our Y 6 r lino 'irhould oofne and see for themselves before porches. iag elsewhere, D. RAAi7ND. Lst, - onesty in all my dealings. 2nd. --To e ce - give?�r:. �ll ed values a:n all lines that T carry. � 3rd , . To takeadvantage of no one but toi p give everyone value for their dollar. T am prepared to sell at Very Close Prices, and am determined to give my customers the advantages which result from careful g iu and judicious buying. —MY STOCK OF --- T weed: and Cloth: ARE ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERN —AND MY— Gents' Furnishings shings --ARE-- Second To None in Town. Only Call and Be Convinced. N. E.—Tweeds bought from me will be cut Free of Charge, and Perfect Fit Qruaranteeu. Yours Respectfully, { Ift f moo's- WM. SOUTHCOTT. — Exeter, Marek 1l"ith, 1887. s Sys titer Stn NOTE IT 1 DON'T FORGET1I'! In order to accommodate our rapidly increasing business we have had to Enlarge Our Premises, and now have room to show the 13 E BT £B OaT D STOC OF Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Etc TOWl\T:— ((oo)) If you want a STOVE OF ANY KIND, we can supply you and guarantee Prices Right raga If you intend building, Call and Get Our Prices for NAILS, LOCKS, HINGES, PAINTS, OILS, LEAD, EAVETROUGHING, ETC., IT WILL PAY You. If you want TINWARE, COPPERWARE, or Anything in That Line, you Strike the Right Spot when you call at BISSETT BROS. If yog want STOVE COAL, BLACKSMITH COAL, SCALES, SPADES, SHOVELS FWIKS,'MACHINE, AMERICAN on CANADIAN COAL OIL, CISTERN on WELL PUMPS, (Inde), you will strike Rock Bottom Prices at 1SS TT —THE PLACE FOB,— CHEAPNESS, SS, VARIETY AND EXTENT, ane., 04) One of the Largest; Newest, Best Assorted and Cheapest Stocks in Exeter. 1vleltin Cloths, Habit Cloths, All-WoolJeersey Cloths, French Dress Materials in all the Newest Makes and Colors at Correct Prices. ' OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS.—All the Very Latest Novelties in Fancy Black Dre Material and Mourning Goods, as well as all Staple Lines in Black Goods. Colored d Plixslies in AllShades h ad es woe i r this season.Black, Dress and Mantle s. ELOSXE11.'SZ" ! - GOOD ASSORTMENT AND EXTRA CHEAP. EAP. Mantle Cloths, grand range. Flannels, Blankets Factoryand I White Cottons, Shirtings; &o,, all bought before the advance in prices and will be sold at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. If y0 ua W ut Correct Goods at Correct Prices, come to I, C.ARLIN'Q'S. Our Croc ery I:I® arta/aont TRY OUB 600m. TEA. It is askno. wlsdged by everyone that has used it to be the -best itt the 'Village for the Money. Sample Pareelar, Free, g y BUTTER U TERa, EGGS, AND ALL PRODUCE JrrE TA.ICE./1 tUTIAIWite A CALL �a CARL1Ncy Main'.Sta Exeter el ,14