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Aeisete over es5,000,000 ; e1ji inset bousiees
paid, over $100(10,000.
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Eitel! aviet Junes.
THURbDAY, DEC, let, 1887.
ROUND THE COUNTRY.
Centralia.
TUINGS Val WOULD LIRE TO SEE. --The
new elethodisl church erected before the de-
parture of our pestor.-Harry Sweet get lots
of orders for harness. -Jimmie Daly get
married. -Geo. Essery build in the spring,
Buiers.-On Monday morning, at 8 o'clock
at the residence of Ur. Harry Essery, Mr. J.
W. Kershaw, and Mies Mollie Abbott were
Kea by the nmetial knot, by the Rev. E.
Kershaw, (father of the groom.) After par.
taking of wedding breakfast they started
for Clucago, where printers pnut and An-
archists die. -Centralia is overstocked with
live poultry, as a large lot came in on Satur-
day for shipment; but owing to some mita
manegement the crates for shipping in did
not come till Monday morning. As ea result
el the delay, 14 have died.--Tohn Parsons,
sr., and son, arrived home from Winnipeg
last week, and are engaged in shipping
dressed poultry to that place, -Our youthful
grain buyer has begun taking lessons in
operating as Rambla No 4.
Crechtort.
"SAmes.-The sale of the gooaa and chattels
-of Van. Buoltingham was held last week and
some articles were sold very cheap. -An
extensive sale of flax mill property eves held
on Fridey last by Mr. H. Eilber, for Messrs.
Sweitzer, Son & Co., the mill at Exeter and
Crediton were both disposed of at good
figures. the former being purchased by Mr.
John Sweitzer, and the latter by Mr. I.
Livingstone of Baden.
PERSONAL -Mr. Herry Dlchert of Zurion,
who has been with Mr. C. Kibler for the
past year, has left us. Harry was a smart
young man, and we are sorry to lose him. -
Mr. Wes. Norsworthy has opened. out a
blacksmith shop in eincInngham's old stand,
and if hard work and geniality lead to success
we are sure Wes. will have it. May he at
least meet with better suceess than his pre-
eleeessors.
Banes. -Rumor of another wedding in
town, we wonder is it true. Time will tell.- -
One of our sports while out in the swamp
went of here, one day last week, shot a wild
cat '• he followed the trail for some distance,
butdarkness overcame him and he had to
lege. The track was, profusely cevered witla
Bib'ed, and .he it certain that if he had luta
a dog or even mare time he would have cap•
tared his game.
Zurich.
Biz is still booming.
• Oysters •vs. Euchre.
• The squeak of the dying porker is daily
heard; 'Speck' is xipe and sausages are
being turned out by the yard.
Mr. Robe. Buswell, of Goderioh, formerly
of Zmich, is in town having a 'shake' with
old friends ; he is accompanied by his 'hau.'
They also intend visiting friends and rela-
tives in and around Exeter, for the next four
or five week.
M. Wm. Zan, who has been a resident of
this place for the past ten or twelve years,
has sold his householdeffeots, and intends,
(so we are informed) taking up his abode in
Gr. Rapids, Mich. We wish Will and his
family all health, wealth and prosperity in
tbeir new home. Zuneh's loss will be Gr.
Rapid's gain.
Mr. Henry Dimwit, sr., of the firm of,
• Dumart lef here on Tuesday, A,
M., for Mr. Hy. Cook's farm, Sauble Line
and at 12 o'clocre, noon, by the sad of Mr.
Cook and another Man, slaughtered and dres-
sed, ready for market, twenty hogs. Mr.
Cook considers this pretty hard to beat ; but
then Mr. Gook must take into oonsideration,
that he bad two of our Zenon ladies on the
field of battle. Anybody else to be heard
from ?
Zurich can boast of the strongest teams in
the County. Last Friday afternoon Mr. Hy.
Rupp, teamster, hauled from Hansen, a boil-
er which weighs Four Tons, and left it in
William de Ebnes' mill yard. The eheels of
the wagon on which the boiler was placed
sunk nigh up to the hubs. We congratulate
Mr. Rupp on being the owner of such a fine
team. The boiler in question was purchased
frona Goldie & McCullough, of Galt, and its
-capacity is sixty-five horse power.
We are again called to record the death of
;another old pioneer, in the person of Mr.
John Colosky, who has been suffering from
the effects of dropsy for the past summer; he
finally succumbed to the fatal disease on
Tuesday morning last about 6 o'clock. Mr.
CoIosky was one of the first settlers hi
these parts ; he was a good neighbor and
highly respected by all who knew him.
His friende and relatives have oar deepest
eyeateithy in their sad bereavreent.
Your correspondent must apologize to the
readers of the Tines for overlooking a very
important item a few weeks ago, which was
a report of the Zurich. _Brencli of the Can-
ada Bible Society meeting, held ih the Even
Meth. Church on Nov. 15. All of the Pro-
teetant, clinicians were reptesented, and a de-
cided feeling of Unity was exressed thrOugh-
.out the meeting, The President, M. Zoller
was absetit on eccount of illness, antl the'
(chair was occupied by Rev. Mr. Baker, pastor
,of the.Baptiet church. Rev. Mr. Strempfer-
•.opened the neeeting by reading the 103rd
vvhich was followed in prayer by the
• Rev. Mr. Rauch. The agent of tho Society
was then introduced by the Chairmen, stem
' gave a very gratifying report of the work the
Society had done in distributing Bibles for
the pest year. It wag uuehlueoutly de-
cided to holcl the meeting next year in the
Daptist church, Very able addresses were
delivered by Revs. Strenipfer and Hauch.
'Ithe following otlicers were electecl for the
ensning year : M. Ziller, President ; Rev.
Biker, "irice-Pree ; le. Kibler, Seeretary
Well, Treaenrer ; D. S. Faust, Depositoeo
last year's committee. watt se -Mooted,
Metnytel. ntending Advertisers ,should ed• MARKET REPORTS. I a
dress xumum
1W 4,4
'Williamson And SOD, WhielieY
were arrested Tharedey eve., and, eseoeted to
Ingersoll, en a eharge of content of mut
Scene of our local sports lost money on the
lianlen.13eaele tam -Wine, women and song
haye been to inneh for lee.
Tite clebate on Commereial Union between
a Mitchell team and "one of ours," took place
here on leridey eve. The question received
able support on both sides and resulted in a
vietory tor the home team. The Mayor et
Kitchen preelded aceeptably.
A heavy fell of snow Sunday evg.
The snow plow got in its work leeenclay
morning, but the party who runs it seems to
be afraid of exerting Mineola cousequently
large portion of *de walk upon which there
is great traffic was untouched, Queen street
Beet for inetanee,
It it simply a disgrace to permit the Batad3'
House on Water-st, to remain uuder the very
noses of our people. The constable does not
do his elute'. The leen' press toenails gelet,
end the libertines flourish. like the licensed
harlots of Faxes, a standing reproach to de-
cency and a mark of debanchery, A charac-
ter lamiliarly known as "Cheese Joluany' en-
tered this den of iniquity one eveuing of last
week and put up for the night. In the raoru-
ing he was short of $280, (his wife's tuoney)
No arrests were made, although the police
were fully aware of the facts, mad information
laid. It seems like putting a premium on
Vice to allow euoh a state of things to exist.
_
Lucan,
Nothing new in Municipal matters, only
the electric light enterprise is gaining ground
olarone is maturing and if suacessful
will make our town the possessor of a high
school, which is much needed in this dis-
triet.
• Miss Atkinson bas succeeded Miss Lend -
ham in tho grocery business on Main street.
May greet success attend the enterprising
lady.
Our enterprising town is still booming;
business brisk, many changes have taken
places In business circles. Our worthy towns-
man, Mr. R, S, Hodgins, is still pressing the
eider business to its utmost Galway, having
shipped this season some thousands of
gallons more than Ilia last season's exports.
Mr. Samuel Gillis of the G.T.R., has taken
to himself a partner for life in the person of
Miss Ross, of Stratford. Many years of
enjoyment Sam. Other matches are almost
complete, and if • gossip be true December
will be noted by a goodly number of mothers
losing their fair ones.
Quite a number of our citizens were
netimized the otner day by a gigantic fraud
in the way of a non -explosive to be used in
lamps. The operations were carried on by a
starched.00llar dude, who was invited by our
V. C. to take a bed at the expense of the
corporation. Otir John is -very friendly to
that class of gentlemen.
ahere is a ramor abroad, in the village re-
parding some prize shooting that weapons on
Thauksgiving day, which, be it tiue or terse
it is a wondetful story. Among thte ranks bf
he money lenders and the educationallati
there was a desire to shoot, so after rigging a
hundred dollarpiece andenough ammunition
for a day on the battle -field, the pair pro-
ceeded on a tireless excursion. ever watching
for the innocent creatures, which somehow
or other, failed to appear. Nothing daunts
heroism, as the tardy hunters at length got a
tame pigeon, tied it to a tree,,and standing
back the regular number of paoes, aimed
seventeen shots at the chained monster,
which, through an escaped unhurt. "To
' *bele teetrettatle let hint tezaeln*,...j.,
The other morning as the train approached
tlso depot on its way -to London nanny pass-
engere responded to the word "all aboard,"
but the most noticable was a gentlemen with
EttatilTO like ZaMos and whose snoary locks
and towering frame betokened. the return of
many winters, and also ere long that he
would be called upon to close his eye:3 on all
that is mortal. He was followed by. a lady
of six feet six, and W110 was his junior by
sante fifty years. After arriving in the city,
great haste was made to find a man of God
who had the authority not only to heal long
standing aihnents, but to make the twain
one flesh. In a very few minutes their de-
sires were gratified., .After a few parehasee
being made in the way of a gold watch and
other little lolliepoppets, they retarned home
to bask in the sunbeams of a honey -moon,
ane. await patiently for future prosperiey.
At an early hour in the evg. els Thomas and
Amanda were quietly domiciled -for the night
a party of some one hundred or more headed
by the citizens band called on the twain and
presented them with many fine seleetions,
interspersed with solos, duets, &c., taeten
from the great author; of Rocks. tin horses,
lend pienalates ; bat soon the fair briee, beirig
more hospitable than the hged groom, pre-
sented her graceful form in the open door
with a -pressing invitation to tome uphigher
and sliare in the glories that had crowned
Iler effotte, tombich many eheerfrilly respon-
ded'. After a short. deliberation for the fee
which im oustoniary oln.00easions Df that sort;
626 wits enticed. for thee, benefit of those who
had dieelayed theirood wishes to 'the,
couple for a long life and a merry one.
Aunt Fanny jonsting of London, visited
town on Saturday and made a demand on
tha treasuree of the citizen's band for $25
damages to her house, caused, by the
serenading the other evg. Bob wished her
to call later. Thomas has become wearied
of matrimony and called on the proeer
authorities to refund his previous donation.
We believe he is duped into it by a certain
citizen.
THE condition of the Crown Prince of
Germ.any is nosy considered hopeful.
DoMnamet Parliament will meet about
the 15th of January. ,
IT is announced that the Chicago anar-
chiste intend to import one Louis Vierick
to lead the dynamiters in the United States.
• THE case against E. E. Sheppard, ex -
editor of the Toronto News, has been
gettled by' Mr. Sheppard making ample
apolopy and paying the costs of the case.
Somn rernatkeible low temperatures
throughout the Northwest were reported
irt the signal service beeletin issued at St.
Pauls at 11:45 eri., all of the following
being below zero: St. 'Vincent, Minn. 22:
Fere Garry, 22; •Minnedosa, 22; Fore
TodrIen, 18; Biemark, 16; Cheyenne, 10;
Fore Custer'12; Fere Assinaboin.e, 26;
Fort Huliertl, 18. .
THE London Advertiser is responsible
Inc the following, pertinent remarks anent
the proposed High School for East
leliddlesene-- If the High School is erect-
ed at all lot ie be erected in it central
locality. Each man's peteonal interese itt
the Matter passes away in a fete years, and
what suits the fathet to -day may preset)
very inconvenient Inc the son ten dr
fifteen years hence.
The first aleighe appeared oh the
streets of Seaforth, last year on the Sth
of November, and the first good sleigh.
Ing for the season crime on the ,27th of
the same morith.
e410. r, newuxia and (fa.,
1 0 Spruce Street, New 'eerie City, N., r,
For tielect net of 1,900 Newspaper,
Will be emit EBBE on application,'
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eelfrA Nene)), -LADI el e tor our fell alai Olerist.
V el illaS teade te tette lielst, pleasant week
1 at their 0111/ ileums, tel to ei per dory eals be
I quietly mule, Work sent by Mail any (listen,
me Partioulare free, N'ootenyteesing. Adtleess
at ono°, ORESOleNT ARV CO , 147 Milli St,
13ostOn, Mass, 130: 5170
1:0 STRAY. -Came inn the prenu•
et 5(3$ of the subseriber en or about the let
NOV,, it redline white heifer one year old past.
The owuer is requested to nay expense e and neke
the animal away irone lot 0. con. 10. Hay.
JOBI., 13ABOHLER.
Hay, Nov. 21st 1857.-4t,
—ORNE, LIOUSE.—The linder-
siguedtakos the libmay to inform the era
ventag pubile that he opened his house for tne
Accounziodatiou of all travellers. on Oeeober
1st, Those who favor bun With their pate()
nage win receive the best a tteetion There is
good stehlieg in connection,
JOHN CALLANDEB, Tfirktou
1:4101.1 SALE, -A BAGAIN,-
,-&-' Quarter section of North West Laud,
near Varian, 100 gores, six miles from Vireen,
three from Hargrave Sto.tions,Momitoba,
Apply to
Exeter.
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Christmas& Holiday
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At greatly reduced prices.
Holiday shoppers will please call on R.
Hicks and look his stock through before
purchasing elsewhere. Especial attention
is invited to our beautiful display of holi-
day attractions. We hope none of our
readers will fail to see the stock now on
exhibition, whether they contemplate a
purchase or not. We have aimed tO
make the assortment Complete in every
detail, and believe that this carefully se-
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to the enjoyment of visitors, and merit
the approbation of one and all. Prices
uniformly low all through the stock.
Repairing.
We want every reader to remember that we
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Cleaning And Repairing
-ALL KINDS OF -
"WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEW-
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Skilful workmanship, neatness prompt-
ness and reasonable prices may always be
relied upon with any work entrusted to our
Care.
We Guarantee Finest Work And
Good Satisfaction.
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The Creditors of William Henry Gill, late
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-NON SALE !
ESIRA
---•08" A—
FREE-HOLD PROPERTY
—IN THE---
v-xx..x.,,s,_G-m OW' M3E'l'I11R,-
Under an assignment for the benefit of Cred-
itors made by George Willis to the vendor,
there will be sold by Public Auction on the
premises on Saturday, the 3rsi day of Dec.
ember.1887, at the hour of 2 o'clock in Me
afternoon, by Zahn Gill, Auctioneer, the fon
'eyeing alaable lands and premises, being
peat of 'Willis' survey, of part of Lot number
Fifteen in the First Concession of the Town-
ship of Usborne, consisting of that house and
lauds lately owned and occupied as a residence
by George Willis, Grain. muter. The property
is a most desirable one, offeupyiug one of the
Sliest sites in the thriving village of Exeter,
and consists of over an acre of land, on which
are erected an good storey-and.a.half brick
house with kitchen and woodshed adclitien and
a good frame stable, There is good bard and
soft water on the premises also a nurober of
excellent fruit trees.
The property will be offered for sale CE bloc
or in separate name's, to suit purchases 5, rata
will be sold sulnect to a reserved bice
There will oleo he sole at the same time and
place the following chattel property :-2 Dar-
lor stoves with pipes; 1 glass cupboard; 1 cab-
inetoegan and stool ; 1 centre table and $750
stock in the Exeter Salt Works Conapany, ano
a number of other articles.
• TERMS OF SALE :-Ohattel property, cash,
and the real estate, 10 per cent. of the purchase
money on the day of sale, and the balallee ill
one month thereaftei. For thrtherparticalars
and conditions of sale apply to George Sam -
well, Assignee. L. Hardy and Jones Hodgson.
Inspectors, or to
JOHN GILL, LH. COLLINS,
Auctioneer. neer for Assignee.
Exeter. Nov. 10th. 1887.
HE1/0 111J
I Will Pay Cash
FOR ALL KINDS OF
OUltrY
As soon as the
weather will per-
mit shipment.
CASH
N. STANLEY'S i CREAM
(eletirated nIthh,$pettade5
79 Bee STREET, TORONTO, CANADA,
—AND --
18 Jtewiel Seeentet, LONDON, E. in, ENGLAND,
and Option/
te'l"t't's"e Watchmaker, eeweiler,
an
B 5 the 4gor cy for the eel° of the above in
RNA,: TEE. No S1)0045105 in tale lefareet emtal
them in the Texn tmennviem Queranses they
possess, or the EIREAT BA5E and ColEFORT they
confer °lithe wearer.
Thole use will in entualley so atrengthen the
Eye that it does uot Weems necessary to
change them for many yeers. Tney are there.
fore the enunmavr.
They Are the Best in the World
They Never Tire the Bye,
And Last Many Years Without ()home.
The Sight tested by ourNow Test C ard, some
lavsoigehy tile leading °enlists throughout the.
TARTAR
FiBREST, STRONCESTe BEST
CONTAINS NO
ALUM, AMMONIA, LIME, PHOSPHAT 8,
or any Injurious mwatoeurioewler. 0, ONT.
E. W. GILLETT, C101000, IL!.
DianTr of tho CBLEBRATED ROYAL YnAseM1A
sNELL Pkitarti,
Merchant Tailor,
Has removed to pre.misea one door
north of Browning's drugstore, whare
there will be found a
11
BSrtisito_6115,
OF SPRING
TWEEDS FOR SUITINGS 8sc.
—ALSO—
Scotch, English,
Irish, French and
Canadian Goods.
Made up on the
SHORTEST NOTICE
---A.ED AT
CONSISTENTLY LTV FREES !
• A CALL WILL CONVINCE.
A.. J. SZTELI4
Graduate ot Cleveland
mating School.
Having this eeason purchased most of our
stook direot from manufacturers in England
and Germany; to do so we had to give our
orders very early in the season,
and. as the
li
prospects looked well, we bougt hugely.
-THE-.
GOODS HAVE JUST ARRIVED.
And we find that hard times are causing a
'neat depression in trade, we have, therefore;
decided to meet the times by marking all
goods at such Hard Pan Prices as to ensure
a speedy clearance. Therefore, we would in-
vite all intending purchasers to oall and in-
spect our stook, and note prices of all new
goods,
-INCLUDING -
Ladies' Dolmans, Jackets and Ulsters, also
Maids' and Misses' Ulsters, all eizes,
Black and Gold silk and satin dress -
goods, in all the newest colors and
styles, -plain and fancy Plushest
Hosiery, Glove, &e.
-ALSO A FULL LINE O'0 -
Ready -made Clothing,
Hats dt Caps. All will be sold. at
Lowest Possib/e Prices.
FOLIO
THE CROWD
And secure some of the Bargains they are offering in the
following lines :—
LOCKS, HINGES, and all BUILDERS' H
WARE. PAINTS, PAINTS, OILS, 8cc.
We carry the largest stock of Stoves in the County. Call
and see them, and get prices before buying. Tinware of all
kinds always on hand. Roofing awli eavetroughing a specialty
An Immense Stock of 'Manure Forks, Spades Shovels
Scoop Shovels at hard time prices.
We are offering Lamps and Lamp Goods at cost, as we are
going out of that line.—Leave your orders for Stove Coal,
and. save the high winter freights.—Verity's Plows and Plow
Fronts always on hand.—Highest price paid for Hides and
Tallow in Cash or Trade. --Agents for the Raymond Sewing
Machines.
BISSETT BROS
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CARLING'S B
a.•••••••••••sommenamemanaertmmeem.
• Visitors to Exeter
---Would do well to call and inspect—
OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS -GOODS,
One of the Newest, Cheapest & Best Stooks in town.
Black and Colored Cashmeres. Black and Colored Silks and Satins,
Colored Pinshes. Melton Clothe, Jersey Cloaks, Black Dress Materials
and Mourning Goode, Woollen shawls and FasAinators, in all Colors
and prices, I
Also a fine range of Staples. Fine lines of glevos in Kid, Cloth and
Jersey.
1C-ZOSIEB.47 !
GOOD .ASSORTMENT AND EXTRA CHEAP.
Gents' Furnishings.—Fine Display in Hata, Ties, Braces, White and
Colored Handkerchiefs Shirts s.nd Drawers.
Scotch and,CanAdian Tweeds, Overcoatings, Pantings 85 Suitings.
PANTS MAI(E; TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.—A very large oonsigment just received, of tbe
very hest styles and quality, in Ladies', Gents' tricl Children's.
CALL AND INSPECT, IT WILL NOT COST ANYTHING.
A full line of Glassware and Crook-
ery-ware always on. hand.
Our areoery Department is Complete,
Butter, Eggs and all kinds of Produce taken in oxelmoge, and the
very highest price tnid.
ror 11171:A CALL SOLICITED.i
1 CARLING Main -t. Exeter.
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