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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1887-12-29, Page 8INSUllA NCE. UNTA ST koLLIOT,4GEIT 1:001-1 ALA. _wan WESTERN ASSURANCE, 00111- PARY, o f 'reroute ; Also for t1i IU1NIX FIRE MSURaNCIE COMPANY, et Loudou, Beglartti, the 110YAL, CANADIAN, of Montre in, at; d the filelTISREMPiREI LIVE ASSURANCE COM- PANY, of louden, h)ileittud,, established fen, 41intrt$ °VOX 85,004,000; climes uud Demises eleiti, over $1Q.000,000, Z,00,41, NEW.—.We shall be hap pr y to re- ,Ielve at all timee, from anY Part of the siounty, iterne of local news, ertelt as ac cedents,or arty teterestzne Incident what- ever, front any of our subecribers or read- ers generally for the puipose of public- ation, TEN" CENTS eerliue for fastiesertten, end FOUR ClefalTS per lino for each subsequent 1E sertiou will be chereed fo notices appearing this eolume, smanarowekammormomm "eamamsomma*,....vouraway vowge, Neter EnneS. THURSDAY, DEC. 291.13, 1887, LOCALHAPPENINGS. The undoraignecl would announce to the publie that he has now ou Ilene one of the best aseorted stocks of Plarneee, Boots & Shoes ever brought into Exeteu, and would call especial attention to his Scotch Collars, Felt Boots & Over shoes as they are best in the Market, and at lowest places Also a number of Children's Sleighs at is sacrifice. Call and be convinced. Cans. EAourre. A large stock of Fancy Goods, suitable for Xmas presents for young or old at Cen- tral Drug Store, C. Lutz. A full assortment of Christmas and New Years cards,—latest design aud at low prices, at the Central Drug Store, C. Lutz, ratai Accident to a Heiman Wran. A lementeble accident occurred at Wood- stock bout noon Monday, on the Grand Trask. Petrick Wade, of Hensell father of Baggageman Wade, of the G. T. Rd and Conductor Wade, of the M. C. R., had taken passage for London on No, 5 Express, but just after passing the Woodstock station he fell off one of the cars and his leg event under the wheels. The lied) was com- pletely severed and the unfortunate man otherwise frightfully injured. He was con. veyed to a house near by and medical aid I summoned, but the combined efforts of ' several physicians could not save his life. He died after two houreintexise suffering. Personal. Among former Exeterites who have been in town during the week ~visiting friends, we notice the beaming countenances of Dyer, Zurich; Thos. Ramsay, Dakota ; Mr. and Mrs, T. M White and jno. White, Windsor; Geo. May, Loudon; Mr. Hurst, t better known as Shortie; Frank Tom, Clin- ton; j. N. Hooper, Toronto ; Win. Pick- ard, Seaforth ; jamee Ramsay, Guelph; t R. Welsh, Denver; 1. Carling, jr., Toronto; f Reg. Elliott, Toronto; Miss F. Bowden, r Goderich ; Miss Andtews, Uaborne ; Mr. John Knight, Palmerston.-- Miss Ida Spar- s ling, of St. Marys, spent Christmas with friends in town.—.Miss Eda Gould, of this d place'who has been visiting friends in God- b erichfor the past few months, returned home the other dav.—Rev. Mr. Pascoe will a preach to the Methodists of Parkhill next g Sunday.—Mr. F. Gilbank, who has been at- tending the Veterinary College, Toronto, is tnending his holidays in town. --Mr. John Metoniff, of Nebraska, Supt. of the Chicago Burlington & Missouri R. R.,sgent a couple of days last week with his neice, Mrs. John Fanner.—Miss Tillie White, of Sarnia, epent Christintis with her parents here. Prtgratition Examination. ,,, 'The following are the names of tin punils promoted in the Exeter Public Sehool :— From Miss Gill's roorn.—Y. Creech, E. Crocker, R. EtInSOU, E. Christie, W. Mon - cur, W. Ross, A. Nelson, A. Reiland, E. Gillespie, j. Welsh, H. Fanson, A. Snialla- cornbe, and -H. Gould. From Miss Croley's roonp—R. Horn, A. Martin, W. Westeott, W. Graham, F. Willis, M. Westaway, E. Gregory, H. Browning, L. Howard, C. E.elland, N. Prior, I. Ferguson, A. 1VIathe- ' son M. Taylor, Wm. Westcott, J. Morgan, andN. EcleVorthy. Frans Miss Gregory's room. --P. Ross, E. Pickard, R. Seldon, j. Reiland, N. Creech, C. Pickard, j. Brown, J. Creech. N. Panson, 13. Spicer., L. Taylor, P. Dignan, L. 33o.wden, M. Day's, B. Lang, H. Hughes, V. Treble, N. Sheere, and M. Wolper. From Miss McCallum's room.—M Brown W. 13rooks, W. Fairbahn, 3. Banton, G. Willis, L. Caves, W. Ross, M. Tapp, A. Westaway, W. Seldon, C. aersey E. Eacrett, Southcott, L. Hicks, W. Clark, A. Oke, G. Hersey, and E. Myers From Miss Vosper's room. —W. Hill, J. Pickard, A. Spicer, A. Panson, M. Christie C. Currelley; A. Colquhoun, P. Bawden, L. Gregory, E. Follick, A. Holland, .A. Mc- Laughlin, M. Welsh, M. Logg, and K. McFaul, In Mr. Gregory's room—From fourth to fifth.—C. McCallum, L. 13aledon, A. Essery, W. Creech, N. Taylor, L. Hardy • R. Eacrett, 1. Gillespie, M. Verity, L. Oke, E. Plawkshaw, P. Tom, Ir. Oke, C. Hersey, E. Moore, R. Pickard, and M. Colquhoun From junior fourth to senior fourth. -1:1 Graham, K. Balksvill, M. Maggio 8. Fitton, 3. Glanville, M. Pickard, F. Pinch, L. Johns, L. 13rimacombe, E. Fenton, and V. Treble. School. Trustee Nomination, IiirovAtiee. • RPV. John Creenway, of Ceyetai C Man., la eieitieg friends in town. ity, i l Ati 'places of leminees WOre 010Sed, Oh I Alosiday, as they will be Monday next. Sleighing has iseen good tiering the week, and us 4 cODOOt UellOO, beeinees wes better i them ueual. lI die plito glase has arrived for the front td. Th J2iowiing a dreg store, to replace the one broken by e what storm eome tall° agO, Mr, John Htwlhaw has not if old his roan colt, but refused upwarila of $600 for him the other day, The Salvation Army held meeting at 7 o'clock Sunday morning. They paraded the streets between six ;tint sevin in tbe usual way, s'neing end drunitniers Public School noinioations took place yes- terday. Of late year there /ma been con- siderable interest manifested in these elec- tions ; this is as it should be. The congregation of the Main -et, Metho- dist church have exteecled a call to the Rev J, Livingstone, of Florence, to become their pastor. Mr, Alex. Dyer has declined to steed for election, and desires us to thauk On his be- half Ms nominator 1.11(1 secornder. An unusual amount of hand shaking is now in order, and members of the family ere anxiously enquired after by the aspir- ants to municipal honors. We heve bad geed sleighing for more than a week, and from the earneatness of yes- terday's storm we are likely to have sever- al more weeks of uninterrupted sleighing. The eoeneil met last evening, to wind up basiness for the year. Wonder how many of them, will waxen the seats around the board during 1888, Themonthly meeting of the Main at. Methodist Band of Hope will be held Friday evening when a good programme will be Mr. A, McDonell has leased his livery bares to Messrs. Biased Bros. and. E. Chris- tie, and sold part of hia stock, the balance of which will be sold by Public Auction in a few days. See bills. The several butchers had on exhibition during the latter part of last week a line display of Christmas meats, We believe thaa the attempta this year were ahead of any previous year. There has been considerable bustle at the market during the past few days of sleigh. ing. Grain of all kinds has been marketed freely, while wood has been offered in large quantities. In the suit of Hardy vs, Pickard, which was before the Divisional Court, Toronto, last week, judgment was suatained. It is said that the case will be takeii still higher. Christ Church was beautifully decorated Sunday last with evergreens while on the wall hung mottoes of appropriate wording. The rector, Rev, S. F. Robinson preached wo earnest anitnpressive sermons to UM Usually large congregations. Mr. R. Davis wishes us to announce to he electors of Exeter that he is a candidate or councilor for this village and begs espectfully to solicit the suffrage of all who may deem hira a proper person to fill a eat at the board for 1888. A Hibbert correspondent says: We un- erstatul that Mr, Robt. Woods has sold is farm lot 13, concession 12, Hibbert to Mr. Baker of Exeter. The 100 acres was old for the low price of $3,704. The soil is ood but is in a poor state of cultivatien. Miss Minnie, seennd daughter of:Stephen Etherington, of TJsboree, was married to Mr. Geo. Etherington, of Sank°, Co. Mich. on Monday last. The ceremony was per- formed at the Manse, Exeter, by the Rev. Mr. Martin. According to the Municipal Act Monday, 26 Dec. and Monday, 2.1an'y, was and will I be nomination and polling days respectively But the Ontario Government has proclaim- ed those deys public holidays. The question now arises, can nominations and elections take place on legal public holidays? If thele are any of our subscribers that have nob tried Imperial Cream TartarBaking Powder, we by all menus urge there to do so, as it really is the best we ever found, and makes biscuit that are really delicious. Look out for big sale of bankrupt stock in Bell's 91d stand, Southcott's block, Exeter, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ani FridayJanuary 3, 4, 5 and 6tb, 18884 Note the dates and don't fail to attend. The house occupied by John Rtuiton will be offered on Friday.—Raxeme & Co. The Annual meeting of the Stephen and Usborne AO. Society, Will be held at the Town Hall, Exeter, on Thursday, Jan, 12th at 2 o'clock, p. in. All interested should attend as important busines will be trans- acted. The nomination of School' Trustees took place at the towe hell yesterday, at twelve o'clock, noon. There was a good, attendance of ratepayers. The first in order: was the nomination of a pewit' to 2111 the 'dummy at the Board, co used bythe removal from town of Mr. john Bell. This resulted in :the bringing out of Dr. Lutz and Mr. John Tay. tor. . Nominations were then received for vacancies caused by the resignations of Messrs. Jas. Pickard, J. P. Clarke end W. Grigg, sr., whose terms of office, according to the law in that behalf, expires With this year. Besides the Members .of the old Board, Messrs, :fames Pickard, I'Vm. Grigg; er.; and j. P. Clarke, were nomin- ated Messrs.. D. Mill, 'Win. Treble and E. :Fellick. Mr. Wm. Weekes was appoint - .).,;ed people's auditor. We weie pleased to • see thatomuch interest "Waf.i taken in the locating. It goes to show that the eitizens are looking more closely after matters per to Calleati011, SOWS advocated the th,6' re-election pf :the old meMbers . of the iabard by aechimation, which brought forth tlic opinions ef many relative to the '000 - duet of the trustees hithe vast. Opinions Were given in a very frank manner by Rich - rd Davis, Dv. Kinsman, , Bissett; ifs, Pickard, J. P. Clarke and others, which .no doebt, guide the trustees it their 00- mn the fetere.. The election Will take) n Wednesdey, January 4th, 1888, at advn hail, commencing at 10 o'clock, a, correspondents are eittoYing n holt- Ss week, consequently there it a our correspondenee depart- , A. G. Drza, Sec'y. The shooting match between Thos. Bissett jr., and W. E. Sanders, as announced last week, took place on Saturday last, In the first math, 10 bird's for $10 a side, Thos. Bissett won, the score standing nine to seven. In the next match at 20 birds for $20 a side, Bissett won, the score— fifteen to eleven. Arrangements are being made fcr another match between these two gentlemen, on the condition that each man start his own birds. Her many friends here will t egret tolearn of the death of the wife of the late Rev. Mr. Shannon, -whose maiden name was Carrie Hatch, which tookplace a,t Water- ford this week,. at the age of 28 years. De- ceased lost her husband by death but a few months ago, mill now she follows him to the land of rest and happiness. The sabiect of ns paragraph was a great ,fayorite among the ladies of this village -when residing here some years few ago. One of the oldest residents in this vicinity Mr. Thomas Wilson, and died at the resid- enoe of Christopher Smith, Exeter on „Sun- day last, at the advanced ago of 76 yeare Mr. Wilson has for a great many years been a resident of Ilsborne Township and was much respected by all who knew hini ing to old age creeping upon him he moved. to Exeter where he might be taken .care of by his (laughter, Mr. Smith. The remains were interred in the Elimville cemetery luesday, the cortego being a ,fairly large one. An Exotorite on his Muscle, Mr, Robt. Pickard drove to London San - clay to spend his Christmas with friends in that 'city. Monday he loft the city about eight e'eloakfor • keine. . While driving along Richmonc1 street a person wile gave his name as -Remy Stewart, aSked him for al ride home. Mr. Pickard consented, and Stewart got hi the rig beside him. When only a Short disternie from Mount Hope Stewart started to quarrel with Mr. Pick-. aid arid accused him of owing him ten Cents Pickard trier] to reason with .hirre it8 the man was. under the influence of liquor, wherettPon the villain pulled two largo stories freni hiS .pocket and attempted to etrike 1Sieltare, who, however, proved too inuch ior old getting him in the bot- tom of the eater drove at once to the pole ide station, Where a ebarge of "aren't and vagraney'-' Was entered opposite MS name, No &edit the nem waS bent on robbery, but was a little too drunk to know where to (eminence the attack. I Hymeneal, Last eYeuing the xesulenee of our esteem - Set townamen, Mr. Jas. R4015/, was thi) none of very pleasant event. His eldest daughter Jessie, was tante(' in the bond* of Matermorty to Mr. R, A,Ifegen teacher in HyTONvDethip ;tad who a co4le of years ago taught in S, S. No. S lIeborne The oereineny was performed hy Rev, Wm. Martin et Cavell, Presbyteeian Cherch, ht the presenee of a ember of frienda of both parties. The bride is well kuown to our citizens as e, fine, intelligent, agreeable young lady, and will be missed by many • 3- iwoial1y the Presbyterian chereh, with which she was closely identified having bei,) au ardent u wiser M the same since when quite youeg. We me not claiming too emelt, when we say that the good,wianes of every person in townwill follow her whith- er she goes„ ,,,na all trust that her life may be long, happy and prooperous. The bride- groom is a man of exceptional qualities, mid. is too well 'mown hereabouts to require any onlogimn at our hands,suffice te say that we believe that Miss Ramsay hes got a good husband, while on the other hand we feel eertaba that Mr, Hegen has eeeured an ami- able yoeng lady who will make him an ex. collent wife. May peace and happiness be theirs is our fervent wish. Vint 1.101.80 CUSe. An interesting horse case was settled here by arbitration, on Saturday lest. Some time ago Mr. Rerniolt of Usborne purchased of Mr. Priecadore of Stephen a brood mar,e, paying 8160 for her. At the time the pur. chase was made the beast was( thoroughly examined by Mr. Remick end another gen. tlernan. Mr. Priscaclore told them thtvt the beast was slightly lame bat if kept peopee. ly shod it would never be notreed. The an. irnal was purchased by Mr, Kerniek, he giv- ing his note for $160. After keeping the beast for some timeginding that she did not turn out as was expected, he desired Mr. Priscadore to either take the animal back or reduce the price for which he had given his note. This Mr, Priscadore refused to do claiming that the sale had been made on a fear basis ; and in fact he did, not want to dispose of the animal at all. Mr. Remick then set eboat to sue for damages on the plee, that the animal had been misrepresent - Lo hini ; but eomier than allow the matter to go to court both deckled to have the dis. puae settled by arbitration. Friday morn. ing the arhitraaers, H. Either for Mr. Pris- cadore, Mr. Campbell for Mr. Kerniek and James 13allantyne a third man, and the law!' yers together with a host of witnesses as. sembled at the town hall. Friday, andSat. urday until 10 o'clock p. in. was spent in hearing evidence. Mr. Remick attested that the beast was very lame, as also waa a suckling and held that there was something wrong with the mare whish affected the colt. The testimony of several veterinary men was heard and nearly all disagreed as to the animal's ailment, some rdituning it contraction of one of the feet, others that she was sweenied. Mr. Priscadore and ot- hers said that the beast -was seldom lame and that, as had been told Mr. 3Iernick, if she were kept properly slaod, the larneuese would not be discernable ; that Mr. Prisca- dore as not anxious to sell the beast; and that Mr. Remick was bound to have her. The arbitrators found for Mr. Priscadore on the ground that he had acknowledged pre- vious to sale that the animal -was lame ; and that as he was not caring to sell there was no wilful misrepresentation on his part. Each inan has to pay his own WAS. sgeggege Usborne Council. Council met in the council • rooms, 13s - borne Monday, Dec 26th, 1887, pursuant to adjournment. All the members present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and signed. Moved by W. Kydd, seconded by J. Halls, that the Reeve and Treasurer be empowered to loan the money belonging to the Railway Sinking Fund, on mortgage according to Statute.—Carried. Moved. by J. Halls, seconded by S. Shier, that Geo. Ferguson he paid $6, being amount in full due him for keep of T. 'Ben- nett for the year 1887. --Carried. Moved by J. Shier, seconded by W. Kydd that T. Brimacombe receive 86, for the keen of A. Carmichael.—Carried. Moved by W, Kydd, seconded by T. Cameron, that Dr. Hyndman he paid $13.60 for necessaries furnished kir. John Demp- sey's children while afflicted -with diphtheria. —Carried. Moved by 3. Shier, seconded by W. Kydd .that G. W. Holman, receive $9 for postage and stationery for 1887.—Carried. Moved by J. Halls, seconded by W. Kydd that the treasurer receive $2 for postage and stationery for 1887.—Carried. Moved by 3. Halls, seconded by W. Kydd, and resolved that orders be granted for the following amounts, viz; --J. Ker. "slake, $18.50; J. Hawkins, $15; F. Cornish, $10; J. Handford, $10; S. Cornish, $2; W. Jaques $5: W. Snell; $2.25; Jr, Hyneman, $13.60, D. Hicks, $15.40; W. Jaques, D. Jones, $2.90; J. Hunter, $2,25; J. How- ard $90; G. Armstrong, $1, J. Allisou, • 30o; T. Small $1; 0. Ferguson, $0; T. .Urima- combo $6; J. Johns 514, L. Bennett, 53.80; Jeckell 55; Dr. Irving 512; D. Jones $2: Geo. Hogg, $6; W Wood 544,95; James Pickard, 51.80; %sett Bros. $1.80; M. Sernevell, 513; T, M. Kay, salary, 550; J. Halls, 540; J. Shier, 540; W. Kydd, 540; T. Cemeron, 540; G. W. Holman, $109; 11. Coates, $2. ( On motion of W. Kydd, seconded by J, I Shier the eouncil adjourned sine die. Nomination . for Reove and councillors to serve in the • township of Us - borne for the year 1888, was held at the Town Hall, Elimville, on Monday the ilath clay of December 1887, according to notice duly given. G. W Holman presiding. Nominations for Reeve received at 10 o'clock, a. m. Mr. Leonard Hunter, sec. by John Andrew, nominated Mr. T.' M. Kay. Elected by acelairatioe. Nominations for councillors were received at 12 o'clock noon. Mr. Simon Campbell seconded by Mr. Robert Monteith, nomin- ated Mr. Thos. Cameron for the N. E. Ward. Mr. Henry Perkins, seeonded by Mr. Paul Madge, nominated Mr. Wm, Kydd for the N. . Ward. Mr. Leonard Hunter, seconded by Sam 1. Skinner, nominated Mr. Jas. Halls for the S. W. Ward. " Mr. Wm. Dodd seconded by 'Mr. William Brock, nominated Mr. Jonathan Shier for the S. E. Ward. Alt elected by acelannt- ton, 111r. John Clifton, of Fullerton sold his team of horses, eix years old, to a Seaforth buyer tor $500. rhey are eseil ormiSTMAS C1ROCERIEN J CST IN. -- Mated, and ackhoWledged to he the THE TIOUST41-WIEE, WILT., FIND IT best span of heavy draughts in the ' _PROFITABLE TO CALL, township, , 'rhe Si. Marys Curling Club has or- ganized for the coming eeason, The following have been appointed skips: Wm, Atdrews, Samuel Spading, Wm, SommerVille, T. 0. Robson, J. 4). Moore Gee, Grant, S. M. Weirll, IL IVfeIntyre To' Lon.104 Eton & Env*. 00ING 01AD— asseeeer. 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Address at once, cnssonm, AR 1.` CO., 147 311illt St, 133 ladness N. STANLEY'S 1 CREAM TARTAR' (tiebrated et4151i putatiesi 79 13Ar Smarr, Tononro, 40A'rtAn,t, 18 'JIINVIN STREET, LONDON, E. 0„ ENGLAND. HICZ$ tEl xi IT 1E46 NEoyS4D oitma:iueptviliN hQ0 1). ItilitioEts erimayl Watelenakerohowellee, s and optenan. Hes the Ag cy forth° sale of the above in p058580, or th0 GaINAT EASE 4.11(1 CONroaTbb*Y confer on the wearer, Thole use willmn actuality BO EltrtnIgthOn. the Eye that it does not lieeonia necessary to ohaiage tbem for many yeers. They ere there- fore the CREAPBST. Tbey Are the Best in the World, They Never Tie the Eye, And Last Many Years Without Ohmage. Tho Sight tested by our New Teat Card, same as useelby time loading omelets. throughout the world, PUREST, STRONCSST, EST coNvicki r40 ALUM, AMMONIA, LIME, PHOSP or any injurious matetials. E. W. GI 1.1.,ETT, MarShr of the C21,2132,AT2D P,07AI,ITAZT rt A Ug. signedtaltes the libelee- to inform the tra- ' j 11 1r SNELL a ORNE ., HC)USE.—Thebnder— It veiling Public, khist he opened his house for tne nage sem receive the best attention. There is Merchant Tailor accommodation of all travellers, on October 1s1, Those who favor ben with their patro- e Boston, Muss, BoX 5170 good, otaihieg chenectiou, Has removed to premises oho door JOHN CALLANDEIR, Hiricton •north of Bro wning's drug store, whore Notice to Creditors The Creditors of William Henry GUI, late of the Township of Bosanctoet, in the County of Lanibton, Nyho died on or about the Twenty-seventh day of December, A. D., 1888, havinc °Mims against said deceased aro in pur- swum of the act 46 Vieterie, Chapter 0, of the statutes of tre Province of Ontario, hereby notified and requned to send on or heforo the 12t01 day of December. A.D., 1887, by post pre- paid to the undersigned Belot &Millet, a the Village of Exeter, AO the County of Huron., So- licitors for Maria Gill, the Admieistratrix of the estate and effects of the said deceased, their ehristien and surnames, addresses and descide- tions, the full pertieulare *Of their claims, a statement of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, and that immediately after the said lath day of Decom- day of December, the assets of the said deceas- ed will bo distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of whtch the said A.dministrarix shall then hare notice, and the said Administratrix shall not be liable for the said asset() or claw poet thereof to guy person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have boon received. ELLIOT & ELLIOT2 Solicitors for Administratrix, Dated at Exeter, the 23r3. day of "?..Tovetab er. '87.. Christmas& Holiday =NTS —"AT— R. HICK'S JEWELRY STORE! —CoNsIsrrrtG Or -- Watches, Clocks, jewelty, Silverware, Sac 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- lected stock of latest styles will contribute to the enjoyment of visitors, and merit the approbation of one and all. Prices uniformly low all through the stock. Repairing. We went every reader to remember that we —Make a specialty of-- CleaningAnd Repairing —ALL RINDS OF— WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEW- ELRY. 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. - OPPOSITE J. PIOKARD. argains Bargaias Having made a settlement with his credi- ors; • T. DEARING 1377111 sell his entire mammoth stock of READY:Ai-Am CLOTHING, DEY G-oons, Boom & SI-10ES, • GROCERIES, & CROCKERY, GLASSWARE LESS THAll' ACTUAL COST , , , Ile is he tula to reduce hi stocs, and will give bargains never before heard of in Exeter. Goods well assorted and everything fresl No shelf -worn goods in 8tock, BARGAINS ITIOR YOU ! FOR YOTja NEIGHBORS BARGAIN'S FOR ALL! Remember and call early and bring the cash along with you, for which yon will receive more than full value, s. Oday41-1, V. Sharp, ellasserieba vtieek 01, SPRING TWEEDS FOIL SUITINGS &c. Scotch, English, Irish, French and Canadian Goads. Made up on. the .SHOBT.EST NOTICE --L-AND AT CONSIITENTLY •URI PRICEES A CALL WILL CONVINCE. A. J. SZTELL, Graduate ot Cleveland Cutting School. omommomine, Having this season purchased most of aur attoit direct from manufacturers in England and Germany ; to do so We had, to give our orders very early in the eeason, and ass the prospects looked well, we boughflargely. --THE— GOODS HAVE JUST ARRIVED. And we find that hard times are earneng a great depression in trade, we have, therefore, deoided to meet the times by mailing all goods at such Hard Pan Prieris as to eveure a speedy clearance. Therefore, we wotild in- vite all intending purchasers to call end irt- speot our stook, and note prices of alb new goods, —INCLUDING! -- Ladies' Dolmans, Jackets. and Ulebers,. also Maids' and Misses' 1.71sters eizes, Black and Gold silk and salina cleees- goods, in all the newest colors, and 'styles, plain and fancy PI ,. Hosiery, Gloves, &o. —ALSO A FULL LINE, C:57— Ready-made Clothing, Hats St Caps. .All will he sold at Lowest Possible Pedees, •••••••••=•••••••••=111•Immear.....wwrainrxwocatomperalmaummommo.... FOLLOW THE CRONID TO :8188 M MI 33 TR, 08 And secure some of the Bargains they are offering in tla following lines :—• - LOCKS, HINGES, and all BUILDERS' HtRD- WARE. PAINTS; OILS, &c. 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 an. eavetroughini; a specialty An Immense Stock of Manure Forks, Spades; Shovels Scoop Shovels at hard time prices. We are offeringLamps 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. CA BL Visitors to Exeter —Would do well to call and. inspect ---- OW? MAGNIFICENT STOOK OF DRESS -GOODS, One of the Newest, Cheapest & Best Stocks in town. Black and Colored Casbmeres. Black arid Colored Silks and Satins, Colored Phishes, Melton Cloths, Jsrsey Cloaks, itlack Dress Materials and Mourning Goods, Woollen shawls and Fascinators, in all Colors and prices, Also a fine range of Staples. Fine lines of gloves in Vid, Cloth and.' Jersey. ZOBX2 Mt ! 6-00D ASSORTMENT All ID EXTE 11-11'AP Gents Furnialnege.—Fine Display In Hale, nee, Braces, White and Colored Handkerchiefs, Shirts and Draweis. Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, Overooatings, routings & Suitimts. PANTS MARE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES, BOOTS AND SHOES.—A very large donsigment jest i•eeeived, of the very beet styles and quality, in Ladies', Gents' and Children's, CALL AND 'INSPECT, IT WILL NOT COST ANYTHING-. A full line of Glassware and Crock- ery -ware always ondland. Our Crocery novartmenti Coplete. Butter, Eggs and all kinds of Produce taken in exchatge, ancl the Poultry of all kinds, and produce very 'highest price poi& taken aei ash, its...A. GALL soLiorilL, 13. T. DEARING, • Exeter, Dee. S. PANSON'S BLOCK. , I, CARLING Main- E)coter.