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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1887-4-7, Page 4zs,r wro'sstat _ ,mac News ,Notes, 1r Buil° ad J u;;on, of Ribbert, about two t A b E a t -4 4 os Iyeare ago was so:llnfortenate itsto be thrown. The recent snewstorlxi on the Interooloniel Q4` • 1 'hi"gf y, and to have Lis leg brokou, Railway, between R1)404014 .and River do I r`',!" In' Y+a4 A.3 1b woy bolas front St. IOWA?, a arereported o the VorsL, ver se• 1 .1""^.Q14" tzuo AP1dvasAu tti ; in Canada, w: a s i:' cv e', stub of atl;op part. of it full. Arotetsr, 7. Ye Month 61. It is state w t, r • .stilts it near where it was here, on good authority, that Croy. $ill w, 1 • tt_' • A st'r;eon was sent fur and vote the bill' for the imposition at woe live; 'a -, end he was apparently re - .17.'., r '.47,t3 ,/VAT^y biOQ`n20 feee, reoeutly passed by ,the Le to I ,A - M :s see now eutertaiued that o �•. 41w•i a, e a. I r rein:'tated, ;h. itis 4 ,E1 Fry i. to 1 J x tit°.t i i temp ersuQe eenyeutioll in Truro, e. -:::1 i oat:efaBr the advisabillt ' of repealing t'' Jit PARTS. -az..,.. -a flea Act, deeadod that after an t u „ ,.,.rasa;, 414118sion to ask for its repeal iu the Oen.. est t a'0,ecp.m, Wednesday. 'Odleltestor. A few voted against s 1 t ,,r., n '. i .. ,., ., 0 76 to 78 , notion, but the deeiaiOn was reached ' a n. .. ..... •,. •• 0 50 to 0 75 1^, ,f „e ' intro Inge nlajOrity, 1 sehc. sd£.. trates Grave, stead by giving sn.. W' . • conviction, to r contend moit.:`s the r ' : t lence. .,, 0 40 t 4 50 Ilene °e hue, Poto Tosrnsent7.4 Washington Terris ' ., ..' 4 50 to 5 00 00 M t- 450 6.0 L 'h 4. rs.," J :r mr rry ......11 t ;;.d of vie - Ix the Globe has not yet given up all hope of Sir John's defeat at the approaching ses- sion of Parliament, it is quite certain Mr, Edward Blake has. If he had any idea that the Conservative Government was "totter- ing to its fall" he would not send in a re- siguation of leadership just as the "totter" was about to become a"fall." Mr. Blake can look facts squarely in the face ; he realizes that Sir John will have a majority of almost fifty when the House meets, and as leis own succession to power is absolutely certain to be delayed another five years at least, he purred in Santiago de Ohili, has concluded to leave the field to those The verdict of the Superior Court for who can learn to labor and wait, heavy damages for the loss of husband and father was confirmed Saturday, at Montreal, by she Court of Review against the Inter - colonial Railway company. It was a claim of the widow and children of the late Nor- man McDonald, who was killed by a train on a creasing while passing over with a load of Iumber, through alleged negligenoe of the company's employes. The lower court grant- ed a judgment for plaintiff for $20,000, and Lan h al.---Adeieee isms Alaska steto old fiver is settiar; L. early, notvaitbstanl'i coven wjna r. Petroleum beds ea to L g a ia:.v r, stud near Amen. 3: r eir55t7 arl ;31n1: aring to soatte 1'a tt:1 d t actions in the spring, r reported t#int amendments to the viei I 1 avid be proposed by the Govurn- r.:t..at . the oomiug soesion, with a view to !not the fradulent use of resident certifi- o • 'at, by mesas of which new arrivals from yr:in evade payment of the tax of fifty dollars per head. Judge Armour, at Toronto, will have to resentence Daniel Stewart and the two womeu, Caroline AfaoDonald and Florence Andrews, sent to the Central and Mercer, for two years respectively for procuring, It ap- pears no one eau be sent to either of the in- stitutions for a longer period than one year and 864 days, South American advices of a repent date state that cholera has appeared in Boliva. At Tuoaman, Argentine Republio, the death rate has reached two huncirod per day. The only vehicles seen iu the streets are hearses in oilarge of the priests of the different Orders. Iu the four days ending February 23rd, 626 oases of cholera and 417 deaths oo- Election Notes. Toronto, April 3.--A petition was filed :at Osgoode Hall yesterday against the re- turn of Sir John Macdonald to represent Kingston. The petitioner is George Doods, ;an elector of Kingston, and the petition .charges corrupt practices personally and by ;agents, illegal voting by deputy returning At{icers, personation, bribery, etc. Itclaims that the election be set aside, Mr. Gunn de- clared elected and Sir John disqualified. Mr. Cargill (Conservative) was again elected to the House of Commons, on Satur- day last, for East Bru::.o, by 150 majority atm, }iia reLt.r .b v- •o:e over Truax (Grit). his ;:drnieslor. into an esylu-n. y:+'it:auci:il dMe:talus :very ti_; eaur.s of his tr:'r-i'. ther.t are six insane persons still in the jail it is evident the Government should do something toward having them properly cared for. This cannot be done in a county jail. One of the perennial and always success- ful swindles is that perpetrated upon wean - lous people who are led by sharp operators into advancing money to be used in recover- ing alleged enormons estates situated in far off regions. One of these operators has been convicted of swindling in Lcudon, England, and sentenced to five years penal servitude. He richly merits the punishment. The his- tory of his case ehouid serve to ahory the 'various claimants what stuff their claims are made of, but doubtless the business of chas- ing jack o'lantern legacies will go on just the same- e'bl,l.. t r..• rr bushel ,. eaves:: bag 1::i)plespr .3Oese per lb, ... ... turkey per lb Dunks per pr -Obtol;eus per pr Flogs,dressedper 100 ... Beef Hidesroubg, •-• ,-. ,,. ` dressed .. Oaltskins Wonl per lb .,. Hay porton alnionsnerbush• ... ... Wood;er cord 1 25 to 2 00 048to000 • 058t0000 0 11 to 0 11 .. ... 18tc016 .,, 00 to 565 35 t o 0 50 • 40to050 04 to 000 06 to 000 08 to 08 20 to 080 30 to 0 40 0to570 00 to500 60 to 550 00 to 000 75 to1GC 80 to 070 78 to 0 17 00 to 11 00 50 to 075 50 to 8 oo sr: MARTS, Furuished by Messrs: Carter, Son & Go. 78 to 80 65 80 85 50 29 90 460 600 1 25 2 00 60 50 12 12 15 16 40 150 16 17 9 00 10u0 Fall Wheat Spring Wheat.., Haney Oats Clover Seed Timothy Peas Eggs Butter Potatoes per bag Apples per bag Wool per ib Hay pert on NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVIIRTISBIstliNTS, FAR11 FOlt SALT,---Thesiguod aiiors for sale )lis farm., being lot oti. 5 township s on 1 � i Y 17sbo � twomiles d 1 �nV, In a a bait from Exeter 100 aeree, about 85 acres oleazedand in first ola8e state of oultivatich, the recuaiuder bush • in wteleh there is some Yore valuable ottk and Week ash rail timber; the farm is ;also well fonoed and draineu 1 there are upon the Inanities, a'arab °leas br14k dwelling house, with first class oellare two geed barn; two never failing springs ani. 000 first-oluss orchard, Por srartioulars, apply 031 tL o preustses, to T33oMAS SR'UTit. [tsfl., Fxr;mnnP.0 On. 11„PARM FOR Sk1I4Ia•--T.zo sub• soribor olfors for sale his farm, being South Half of Lot 13, Concession 2, Township of Hay, oontaiutug 50 Acres, 45 cd wiuoh are cleared and iu a good state of cultivation, being oouvonient to markets, sobools and aliW e11es, 'There is a good franzo bars„ goof stabling, and a hewed log 'Mouse, good oroteard and two never -failing wells, one at the house and the other at the barn. There are also 7 acres of fall wheat and 10 sores of mea- dow. Por further particulars apply ou the premises to RICHARD E&CREPT, Proprietor, Rodgerville 1', 0 PUBLIC/ NOTICE. -The public wiiihereby please take notice not to 0e. gotiate any promissory notes made payable to me or my order. None of the above notes were disconuted or disposed of in any manner by me but were all stolen from me sometime in the evening of March 22nd or morning of March 23rd. Also the following notes were stolen :- this amount was unanimously confirmed by Note made byDauiel Vincent of the township of )Say, and payable to John l ager er bearer, the Oonrt of Review with costs. amount 525, bearing the tenoning endorsationt James Tomlinson, 8 farrier from Mary- July Oth,1885, Cash '15 ; .3.;'r,y 25t:i, 163:1, OashS5. boro' Township, committed suicide in the And Noto made by3aec''.rorltc:t, payable to jail at Guelph, last week hanging himself Gaeie Oveteril crman; el yblei�o32L John p , + by S g m,:da byPetarLmuman, pa; to his dell door with a to ,, --1. Deceased was sten or be,.ror, ount :e. and banked by J H 45ears o: age and 161:,7:1„: a rrife . ail re oiit , Johnab.,u, and dna Oceob.r 1087. Take notice Tomlinson was confined in the .; :,., .t. ! _,i- Mitt paymontt•, the70roseshee been stopped. Zurich, Arra; 1.. t, 1S ;7. D. STEINBACH. Legislative Assembly Notes. Mr. ()onmee has a bill to provide that on petition of two hundred qualified eleutors of a town or one hundred in a village or rural munioipality, the council of the municipality shall submit to the people a by-law for the construction of water works; that all persons entitled to vote for municipal officers may vote upon such by-law, and that a munici- pality constructing water works under the Municipal Water Works Aot or any inoor- porated3gas company may supply gas or water to residents in adjacent munieipalittoa. It was stated by the Minister of Education, in reply to Mr. H. E. Clarke, that while the school law provided for the expulsion from Public schools of refractory pupils, it was not General Mafia ger Van Home in a recent clear that School Boards could expel pupils of from fifteen to twenty years of age convict- interview regarding a statement made by ed of gross immoralities and that the Gov- R the Trade Bulletin that he was sick of the ernment were considering whether or not C. P. . telegraph business, gave it an un - there should be an extension of power in this qualified denial and added :-- 'Our telegraph direction. net profits average $450 a day and the gross 1)r. McEay, of South Oxford, moved the Profits something over $750. During the second reading of an important measure to coming season we purpose teaching every place of any consequence that has 1,000 in- habitants." Mr. Eiosmer said also "the pro- fits of the C. P, R, at Ottawa in one month are:more than the Dominon Telegraph Com- pany did at the same place for two years - 1877 and 1878." St. Johns, NM., Mareh 81.-A. report has reached here of the total loss of the sealing steamer "Eagle," with a crew of 350 men, on the shoals near Funk Island, off Bona - vista. No particulars have been received. Debris consisting of deck ladders, forecastle deck and cooking gear with the steamer's name has been found on the ice. It is sup. posed that the steamer's boiler exploded. board theteamer, of h s amen on a d a Most to e, "Eagle," St. hved atens and the excite- ment S. Jo ment and grief are intense here. Women and children are weeping at home or clamor- ing at the telegraph offices for further in- formation. The "Eagle" was a large sealing steamer, commanded by Capt, Jackman and owned by Messrs. Bowling Bros. The cap- tain is one ol�it�he best and most auocessful oommandersi'"sailing nut of Newfoundland ports. The reports that the wreckage indi- cates an explosion has set on foot rumors that the steamer's boilers were defective. This report is also taken as evideuoe that all on board are lost. Jumbo's value as a piece of cirons pro- perty is likely to be determined shortly by a snit to be tried in New York. frtimbo, it will be remembered, was run into and killed by a locomotive on the Grand Trunk railroad, near St. Thomas. The accident happened just after Mr. J. M. Bailey had sold out to his partners, Mr. P. T. Barnum and J. L, lr_tohinson. So the suit against the Grand .:m i n thefi'im of broa h tb aY- annk road ,.:,u d; HutchinsonThey Beek to recover ie. ages of $100,000, at wbiab figure they a! ss the value of the deceased elephant for ,r purposes. Parts of the evidence in the mate has already been taken in the testimony of Matthew Scott, who was then, as he bad " sn for years, Jumbo's keeper, and of 'Prof.' Aratingstall., who was at the time of the acci- c'1'4 in charge of the Barman herd of esle- e a: ats. The latter testified that Jumbo was ve.eth at least $50,000 a year for c11 us put - poses. prevent accidents by fire in hotels and other public buildings. He proposes that they shall be kept in all hotel bedrooms, fire es- capes consisting of a fire proof ladder, com- posed of at least two ropes of at least three- quarters of an inch in thickness and bound together by cross ropes of at least half an inch in thickness and tea inches in leugth and not more than two feet apart ; tho ladder to be of suff`ioient length to reach from the window in which it is placed to the ground below, and shall at ell times be kept in such a condition as will permit of at least two full grown persons safely ascending or descend- ing e at the same time. Varied and curious are the ;suggestions which come from all sorts of quarters for the appropriate calebratien of the Queen's Jubilee. A gentleman named Vincent, an English M. P., has got himself well adver- tised by proeosing to add to the title of the Queen. He suggests that she should hence- forth be known as "Queen of Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, Australia, South Africa and all the British Colonies, and Empress of India." Good enough, but what's the mat- ter with Jamaica, Bermuda, Newfoundland, Labrador, Heligoland, lydalta and Fiji ? Miss Annie Curtin, for many years cook at the asylum, is bidding farewell to the inetl- tution and to: ingle life, and on Thdrec ny night the employes presented ber with a handsome clock, silver ernet ural a dinner service, 1)r. Bargees Jr., a.en.t,non speech. She has been r 3 y:re it the service, coming from Callia.ly' AL3 with the patients iic•i having been in Lone' a • since. miss Curtin with the attache 8f t' whom unite in 'ref- i. '. ...• happiness in her n r The other day r. '..a - • sJ the township of )! is . _ J. :. More, was assault'. r... .was walking alma ! ' c Nissouri township t • a o '• The seen, who wer+e?a. i , y drawn by a grey r , fn..; ...r,,,) towards the afrightect 1 ! , ut- tempted to avade the dcs0 3 ..'18 of these -men the more sericue t,,e ..,".'ani :p of the lady became. She, ho, s'V:., eaeaped unhurt, but numb terrified by hoe encounter with these vagabonds, wbo, after passing. discharged several shots from their rey'olvers. A lamentable accident occnrred in the Township of Westminster on Friday last, re- sulting in the instant death of James Herne, At the time the sad affair took place the un- fortntiete num was, in company tvith his son, engaged in chopping upon the fartn of Wm. Piper. A tree had been eut, and Rai ris step. ped aside to what he considered a safe pose tion, but the tree, in fading, struck him and knocked him down, and he fell between that and another tree, and met with a stocking death, his body 'being literally crushed in He leaves a wife and eight small children to regret his unt!0i1ly fate. `• v; C' 1 7' L,.-0 0.1'.1.1.. -h The undersigned offers for sale a Blood Mere, in foal by Volo. SAMUEL FOSTER, fet-w.1 Lot 9, Con. 9, RAs. -ORSES FOR SALE. -One Cau'- riage Horse, "Glencoe Golddust," rising 5 years old, and one Roadster, "I'aucy Gold- dust,"rising 3 yens old. Apply to GEORGE ROBOT 1A73. Springbank P.C., East Williams. WANTED Parties to engage in 7 1 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. HENRI' C. COLE, Wallingford, Vermont, U -S. A, RELIABLE TJ;STT120Ni', the day re:ious will not quite reach the bet - A BIG OFFER To goods int,Oand duaesecurani•e active agents Cut tpili.DSO and mail to us with 10c. Silver and W'e' will Bend` you, post-paid, a 25ot. Sample eekhgeo0 Silk Fringed, Gold Fringed, Goltd7e PlOged,, ''Glass, Transparent, Chromosand 8 dii'ii iamo Cards, with your name on; aleoso 'gents New Style Sample Book of expensive :garde r nd Illustrated Cata- logue, Novetties, Books, Music, Watches, &c., with private terms.. This a chance in a life- time. Don't miss it, Address, HALL BROTHERS & CO., Belton, One. Notice to Creditors Of RiCHARD JONES, deceased. 'ALA PENDER?,marked "Mounted Police Clothing Supplies," and addressed to the Hohorab10the Prosadenbof the Privy Council, 0bbewa, will be received -up to noon one Mon- day, 2nd May, 1887. Printed forms of tender, containing full in- formation as to the articles and quantities requited, may be had on application to the undersigned. Each tender must be aoocmpanied by an accepted Canadian bank cheque for an amount equal to ten per cent. of the total value of the artioles tendered for, which will be forfeited if the party decline so enter into a contract when called unou to do so, or it ho fail to complete the work contracted for. If the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned. No payment will be made to newspapers inserting this advertisement without authority having beeu first obtained. FRED, WHITE, Controller, N. W,M,IPolice Ottawa, March 25611,1887. NOTICE ! Yo IF AT FIRBT DON'T SUCCEED ' WRIT AGAIN ! E-. r• I . If you Have failed to get Goad, Stylish, and Serviceable Clothing at Reasonable Hard Time Prices, try again, and this time try LER, " 111 1E3 IR, CEALi;D TE 1DNBS, addressed to the under - A3 signed, and endorsed "Tender for Indian Supplies," will be received at this office up to noon of SATURDAY, 30th April,1887,forthe delivery of Indian Supplies during the Decal year ending 30th June,1888. consisting of Flour, Bacon, Groceries, .ktranunition, Twine, Oxen, Cows, Bulls, Agricultural Implements, Tools, &a.,dutyraid, at various points in Manitoba and the North-WestTurritories, Forms of tender containing full particulars relative to tho Supplies required, dates of de- livery, dee. maybe had by applying to the un dersigned, or to the Iudran Commissioner at Regina, or to the Indian Office, Winnipeg. Parties may tender for each description of goods (or for any portion of each description of goofs) separately or for all the goods called for in the Schedules, and the Department re- serves to itself the right to reject the whole or any part of a tender, Each tender must be accompanied by an ac ceptedChesue on a Can than flank iu favor of the SuperintsrdeutGeneral of Indian Affairs ' ler at least nye per cent: of the amount of the tender which will be forfeited if the party ten daring Declines to enter into a contract based on such tender when called upon to do so, or if he fails to complete the work contracted for. If e r be not accepted, the cheque will be .'1_ tenets p , _ returned. Panderers must make up in the money col tunas in the Schedule the total m Lh their 00 the goods they offer to supply, or will not be entertaine1. Eacb tender must, in addition to the gigue tura of the tonderer,be signed by two sureties acceptable to the Department for the purpose required better than others ; in such eases the competition between tendereremuet,of course, be in the transportation to the place of de- livery. In all cases where transportation may be only partial by rail, contractors must make proper arrangements for supplies to be for warted at once from railway stations to their destin ition in the Government Warehouse at the point of delivery. Tenderers will please note carefully the fol lowing oonaitione- 1. Supplies will not be paid for until the De Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario , Chapter 107, and 48 Victoria Chapter 9, Ont., the creditors of lticbard Jones, late of the township of Hay, n the County of Huron, wbo died on or about tbo 17th day of February, A. D.,1887, are to semi by post prepaid on or be. fore the 30th day of April, A. D. 1887, to Lewis H. Dickson, Exeter, unt,, Solicitor for the Exe- cutors of the deoeased,their names, addresses, and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts, verified declaration, d the nature of the by statutory den n, an i any)held bythem and notice ie securities f e ( hereby given that after the above date the said Executors will distribute the assets of the said Richard Jones, among the pasties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of whish they then have notice, and shall not be liable for she proceeae of the said assets or auy part thereof so distributedto any person of whose claim the said Executors had not notice at the time of the distribution thereof. Dated at Eton ar this 20th day of March, A. D.,1887. LEWIS H. DICKSON, Solicitor for Executor. Food for Consumptives. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophoepbites, is •a marvelous food and medicine. It heals the irritation of the' throat and lungs, and gives flesh and strength gnidkur than any other remedy known. it is very palatable, having sono of the diva- greable taste of the of the crade oil. Pet uo in 50' e. and $1 size. We recommend the following process (svhicir hos been known for some time bat lifts been forgotten) for finding out the ape of eggs and distinguishing those that are not, This method is based upon the de- crease in the density of eggs ail they grow Disr+elve two ounces of kitchen sa.t in a pint of water. When a freak laid egg is placed in this striation it will demand to the botton# of the vessel, white one that has boen lei 1 -Ir. John 1t Wright, representing eleesls. l e dru ists � n wholesale Sone, 1a o , '30 lit , Kg ltroans. �. Montreal, says Nto al Beim cared me of to icng standing eSSO of Catarrh after many tither rtlhodi,+0 frii'ina: tool. 1. the ego- be three devs old it will swim in the liquid, andif more than he, days old it will float on the Miriam and pro- ject above the 1att,r mote and more in pro. portion as it is older. f Notice To Creditors In the ma iter of Thomas Snns of the town- ship of Stephen, in the County of Huron, an Insolvent, Notice is hereby given that the above nainedThomas Sims has made an as- signment to me under the provisions of chap- ter 28 of 48 Victoria, Ontario Statutes and amending statute, of all his estate and effects, in trust, fox the benefit of all his creditors. A meeting of the Creditors of the said estate to sample.' en is hereby convened and will be held at the tgat the sample is to be seen either. at the office of William Lewis, Esquire. Cr. D.188, on Department of Indian Affairs. at the office x n o Ar at AY TUE 9T AY F D S Tarn rr APRIL, A. .1887, Six c'ele"in the Afternoon, far a'retnting of the Ice of the In spots at .charge at Inspectors and the giving of Directions with the od%ce of the lnspeotor in charge at p..rtmenthas been assured of the aatisfuc tory delivery of each article for which pay mentis claimed, 2. No tender for supplies of a description dif fere rt to that given in the index will be considered, and supplies which are found, on delivery, to be of a kind or quality dif ferent to those described, will be rejected by the agents of the Department ; and the contractor and his sureties will be held re sponsible for any loss ),entailed on the De partment through failure to deliver 111 ac cordeuce witb terms of contract, at sa that 'understood s distinctlyp 1 mu must 3 L ions p lies are to be delivered at the ver points for the prices named in the tender ; that no add/Monett charge for packing or eurty other account will be' entertaznec7, and that an invoice must accompany each separate delivery of supplies. An invoice for oath separate delivery must. also be sett to the Department of Indian Affairs at Ottawa, and one to the fndian Commissioner at Regina, end. if the supplies are for the North West Territories. When the supplies are forpoints in the Manitoba Superintendency the triplicate invoice should oe sent to E. McColl, Winnipeg. 4, Prices must be given for articles to be de livered at each point of delivery named in the Schedule for each article for wbich a tender is submitted, and not an average price for each article at all points of deliv ery ; no tender based on a syetem of, aver ages will be considered. 5. Tenderers should understand that they must bear the cost, not only of sending their samples to the J)epsrtmant of Indian Affairs but also freigbt °bargee incurred in returning such samples to the touderer. 8. When supplies are to be delivered "equal ' tenderers should understand FINE DRESS SUITS, -BUSINESS SUITS, W I- ING,. SUITS, &c., to Order in the Latest Styles a ` ' at Correct Prices. SELECT PANTINGS, the Cream of the Trade, the Newest Out, and Just What You Want. Pants to Order from $3.00 up to $10.00. New York and London Styles in FELT HATS. White Shirts, Collars, Ties, Braces, &c., &o., to suit you all, at RANTON BROS. t Don't run away with the idea that we are sleeping, not a bit of it. Look at our MANTLE SILKS, BROCHES, CORDS, Ii,HADAMES, &c., &c., and such an array of TRIMMINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c. You Should Just See Them. Remember 2• yards will cut a nice fashionable wrap, just what you would like. ALL THE LADIES COME Az SEE. No Trouble To .Show at reference to the disposal of the said estate. Winnipeg, or any one of the undermention- All Creditors 0f the said estate (are hereby re- ed Indian, Agencies. quiredto ale their claims with me (as directed >>I�NiTonA. by statute) on or before the day of such meet- Agent. Agency. irg,afterwhich date I shan proceed to dis- $Martineau The Narrows. Lake Manitoba tribute the said senate having regard only to 'On t lMee Portage ela Prairie such claims as I when have notice of, and I A J N ckiothier PSt. PFort eter's shall not be xesponsil,le tor tee nesse of the encis Oreo MorhersoneA ssabaskaeing said estate or any part theteof to any person John 11iclutyreS,vo•nno or persons whose claim -or calms shall not J ha mcir SGrandavin Ttapias have been Sled. A Macctiay..,... Boron'TRfver, LEWIS H. DIWISON, WU. LEWIS. Selicitorfor Asasigneo, designee. Nolvxsr-WnsvTaitnironrne Dated, Creditor, 30 Mated, 1887. Agent Agency JA Markle 11irtlo ..�..E�o. _. S J Camnboli Moose iviountnin i TE,IAI{E ! A McDonald Crooked Telcos WS Graiit, ..., Aasiniboino Reserve P J Williams., 17111s 113 Lash Muscosepetung's Reserve H Keith.......,, ,•Touehwood hills MRate,.,- •,.,PrinecAlbert, �j��ja.y{ �T 1` J A s L' 13 til Pard CAL.'1 �'-MAIKER G G Manu. 1 Vittoria fan nay .,. at o ,., O (nn Loth 1 7 A Mitehel - W Anderson......Edmonton 8 13 Lucas 1'01.00 I.lilis M 13eg�Siugtou BlarkfR s frrnealhg U(�alnllt & Ro(ae wood Cabkets W C de izalinhard, S,,reee Ttesorve Arco Corr"lrra or EVERY DEfsbniPTioN. and that no attention will be paid to a vain.- Die of any article which tatty aoeompnnv a r�- ;son view at the '1?eparbulant of Inrilan A Complete Stook of Robes & Trimmings Affairs or °,ny 0n0 of 660 O di°e9 or Ageno las Y � nfotosnid. tender, i a Atancitted %entitle of such article ,ANON RROS. IF yO?r r r t Always on hand. 7. rrhososhoclufes rnuat not be mutes ted- they mustherobiirnt•d to the Dern tment FUNERALS FURNISFED AND CON- Obtiro oven if the supply of one n,rticlo le tondororl far. -alt rt tanrlara, shnuld fu the DUCTED AT Low RATES. °evering1r.tteracoompsnying theirtendor, name the pages of the Shedulo on which ore the articles for which they hravo tendered. -sees. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ix, VA.NI(0001INVII, Deputy oft11e aYpeit.tetetat ae itdrdl oflntliattAfaira, t..'GIV.It} ME A CALL Del'aOttttawa lsbyia(eel Mee; s MY Stock of Furniture is un- excelled. n-exc lled. �--CALL ON -- FAMILY N -----'r MILY CSO RY. 3 Mayell's Baking Powder -the best in the market. Sugars as cheap as the cheapest. Coffees and Spices, No. 1, pure. Marmalade Oranges just received. Florida Oranges and Lemons, Prunes, Dates, Figs, &c. Maple Syrups and Sugars already in. Biscuits and Confnctionery-a fresh supply. Canned Goods of all hinds. Oysters -fresh and good --by bulk or dish. G. A. YNDIVIAN. N. B.-Petty's Sugar -cured Hams, Spiced Rolls, Break- fast Bacon and Lard. CASH FOR F G .0oot,so Wishes to announce to the inhabitants of Exeter and vicinity,that he has opened out Boatad Sh hoil in the Uorner Store North of Samwel & Pickard's, where he is prepared to make all kinds o: ordered work, Sewed work a speciality. Repairing promptly attended to. GEO. MANSON, Late Manager 0. Eaorett's Boot and Shoe Establishment. May 14th 84. QUEEN VICTORIA'S Jubi]ee Pear GOD SAVE OUR GRACIOUS QUEEN. JUST, REOEiVE,D New Teas, New Coffees, Naw Sugars, New Syrup, Rolled Oats, Granulated Cornmeal Graham Flour, Bnc twhoat Flour, Ballet Flow, Nee Groceries, 0rangoe and Lemons, Candies in endless variety, Tobaccos and Cigars. I have taken great care in buying and sel- eotibg my stock. Give me a call and you will find my goods oboaper than the cheapest, consistent with first rate quality. Prepaid Certificates and Ocean Rates at Lowest Possible Pricoe. itsaiantflra lrnn AnDR1A9s, CAPTAIN IK E ill' ! DREW'S 1'3LOCK. YOU CAN LIVE AT HOME AND MAKE MONEY. You can lino at home, and make more money tut work for ua, than at anything else in this world ilapitel not needed; yeti aro started fres Both settee; alt ages. Any olio ban do the work. large carnia g s sure from first start. f)ostlyoutfit :end toriziafr°e, Better not dolny (loge yell nothing to Bond lie your address and And out 'ifsyou are 'wise gnu will do so at once. D, IlnnrstsT & 0o„ Portland, itrains, Lots, Lots, Lots. FOR SALE. • 500 Village Lots For sale at Reasonable Prices. Situation good; fronting good wide streets; also a, number of HOUSES, Z FARM LAND FOR SALE, Parties desiring Laud or Houses would do well to con- sult the undersigned, Terms to I EXET14a. Suit purchaser. . CARLING, 500 TUEtF Butter Wanted J. s t ;;e;,, EXETER NORTH, Our Stook is We11 Assorted FOR P11.11 SEASON'S TRADE. LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAINED 1 (31OOERIES t 1 16 lbs. sugar $1.00 ; 13 lbs. white sugar, 61. We can't be undersold in Teas from 20e. to 756. per 111. Boats & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices. A nicely' assorted stock off `F.,. PORES, SCYTHES and GLASS all sizes. (Cheap.) 13ot,t .Machine Oil 60e per Gal. COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. i10# A Pine Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.76. A good shit of ready-made clothing for $6. Ordered suits gotup iii Good Style. Our Dress Goods tire marked down to l the Lowest Notch. COTTON -20 YARDS FC1`. ONE DOLLAR.. A Home and Lotralsoalar m for S aI ea! ► Apply to pP y r. JOHN tATEtE SO i•'. 1IAY P. O.