The Exeter Times, 1888-1-19, Page 811%5,1,1114-1i0E,
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PAN'S". otStehouts „so telso tor Olte.P110ala asaItle
MeralesaleOla 001+alasetaaorsaouclou, Paiglena,
the ngreaL 0 Ale &DIAN, oa Montreal, d the
miisgEnema.; AaSaallasaaanas 00M -
rent es, f onden, le agland, es tabliebe d 1111.
A.sfsets (MA!. $8,088,808; elanne aud bonuses
Paid. orer $10,000,e0e.
Personals
It would eeme from the acaolt of the re- Mr' '111°5' laPP' Viraell MAllit°bk`a
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formerly of „Exeter, and oat long sine
it electione filet the eleotore a Exeter eausesse. ace, of the reaereelle 1ae aaeos.y,
are in aotand with our convietione relathsse is at preeteet vieiting friends ia this neigh
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to the metter ef members of the emencil be. borbooa, lair. Tapp gave us a call. Ainoug
loaging to tlie et:hoot Board. For yet= other things he wad that tits Paa'Pla CI
past this hat, hoverer, been the case, ease b were in high epirits over the
the seme ord'er, Of things seems to have goes) alneadant crops, ainl that trimly who vere
anieterroptealy until this yeer. No behind will. be enabled to pay lingering
ge1t11thU 1 mild be a member of the Coun- debts, an thus piece themeelvee en solid [
The weather up to the timet
oil and the S'ohool Board,. School Boerds g.
have lerge pewers alid the Council hafs » wiih he left 'sank+ mild and favorable,
altereetive then, te oonaply svitit their mon- 1 :sleighing good and everythiug apparently
etery domande. 'Hence it is uot tionduetive 1 hoomine. S. McLaughlin of islanitehe,
to the beet ititerests of any locality that ' eon of Mr. 'McLaughlin ++.t. one time connect-
gentleanen should ask for money ass school ad mita the tarmery here, was in towa last
eeeseees alid then vote it to thetaSelYeS as week visiting friends. Bartlooke hearty
Couucillors. This bus heretofore been done, \ although little change ia hi a general
ami we are not reflectung upon any of theappearence diseernable.--Miss Lizzie
members of either Board eidro have occepied Verity has beeis ap.pointea orgoaaist M the
the duaa positioe, but briuolug the matter Main -s- Moth. chereh in the roomd
before the public ou generel principle, steed of Miss Eiterett, resigned. The
's it ri that one geotleman should. choir of the church has beeit re -organized, a
11 era lean atimitted.-Rev, F Davie
LO �o4 shot/ be happy to le-
Osive at alt tiros, from any part of the
County, items of Ipeal news, such a.s. no ,
cidotts,or Amy interesting incident what-
, cver, from any of our sulksoribers Pr read -
ars OonaraZaa for the purpose of pubito.
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Vali CIENTO oer Due tor firs t ins ertio , nd
FOUR OeINTS nor nue tor (mon subsequent, iu
aertiou oharged.fo notices appearing
this eolunus.
111 xelet Imes.
TRUIZSDAY. JAN. 1,888,
Baursn-aarvenetnittle-At the residence of
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the brade'e fattier, on the.lith iost, by
the Bev. Mr. Baugh, Mr, Win, Parish tO
Urea Loeise aletherell, both of flibbert. k
Aemsse-Jewera.-At the residence of the
baitleae father, Logan, od the alth inst.,.
by the Rev- 1t1r. Basigh. Mr, Daniel Aikeus
of flibbert, to Miss Mary Jane, daughter
of Mr, horny Jewel,
BuotoeFoor---Du erboe -At the residenee of the
brae's father, on the 4th Met., by Bev, C.
Eleteher, M. llobett lirondfoot, of Dielreu- {
tor of John 10111310P. Esq. e Hibbert.
son alonutY, Eames, to Fan, eldest daugh.
BDWAIID8-^4V8nY^On Tillitr6a8Y, the 12th
inst., by the Rev. Wrd, Pentell, at the
reeidenee of the bride's mother, tr, wal.
Illaw.rdo, of Woodhain, to Miss Elizahetit'
(311/‘;:i1)I Vo81,1)=.-Onte f .lith lust.., aa t
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The tradersIgned svould announee to the
ublic that he has now on hana one of the
bot assorted stocks of Harness, Boote &
Shoes ever brought into Exeter, and would
oaal especial attention to hia Scotch Colima,
Felt Boots & Over shoes as they are best in
the Market,. and at lowest prices Also a
lumber of Children's Slets at a saerifice.
Cell and he eonvinced. As. Mionzrr.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Brevities.
Mr. Jas. Creech has been appointed con-
etable for smother year.
Shortie is back to town again visiting his
many friends. Exeter is his favorite resort.
The municipal couneils throu.ghout the
county held thew inaugural meetings Monday
last.
Messrs. Farmer Bros. intend building a
the residence of the bride's a er, r ,
illarke,lay the Bev. D. M. Kennedy, Wm,
Neither
G. Ohenthera. to Mists Martha Clarke, both
mmaicipality we are le accord with general I rfsetoe of Thornclele, preached two able au 01 Stephen.
set as both assessor anti collect -ton In this ,
principles on tide point, but there are other i imPaaaaiaa seralana m Christ church on Plossis-Ausikruono.-At the reeiasesaa of
, the 'bride's parente, Strathroy, on the lath
as a
inst., 1/1r. G.B. 1.10skin, lately of Exeter, to
inunivipelities tbat ere not. With e differ- Sunday last.- o iti n one acts
+nit offieer for ericI
ips
check upon the other, an
largoly m favor of a better service to the
munimpality.
re Lecture,
Rev. J. Gots& 13mek, of the Peace
Biot
Indian Mission, away off in the far Northwet, delivered a," very interesting lecture in
Christ church here on Friday evg. last.
He described very lucidly the moral,
ispiritual and physical sofferings of the non-
tecuty Inatome 14 that diatriot. He showed
how the instates bed been cruelly treated,
and also that owing to the seareity of
buffalo and game of all sorts there was
deriger of their acteal annihilation by
starvation. He told some sorrowful Anti
SOMe 00M1681 stories about the Indians, and
described in an interesting manlier their
a thess for learning and their keen .percep-
e, too of things ingeneriel. The so
c°se in
• treme
large brick addition to their grocery store
to be utilized as a porkpackbag establishment
The members for the new Fire Company
were selected Taesday evening and the
officers installed last evening.
On the roads west of Exeter there is very
- little snosv while on those to the east there
is an abundance.
Peevious to the most recent snow storm
the young folks whiled away their leisure,
ekating on the icy sat:face of the pond,
Mr. ja.s. Pielcard has engaged another
cutter and fitter for his tailoring department
in the place of Mr. Thos. Tyndall.
The new council met Monday at 10
elock, when they were sworn in. An
adiourinneut was immediately made until
7:30 in the evening.
Mr. James Howard will build a toboggan
slide at the rear of his premises, next
winter. It evould have been built this
seasou had he thought the weather was
• going to be as steady as it is.
Messrs. J. and.F. Godbolt and family
who recently left Winchelsee have arrived
at Bette City, California, in safety. They
have purchased there a very large farm
adjoining that of Mr. N. J. Clarke.
Hymeneal.
As announced per marriage notice last
week, another of our young- men having be
coMe tired of making a tri-weelsly tramp to
her tether's residence, joins the reeks ef the
benediets. The seepe was a brilliant one
and cast a beam of light throughout the
neighborhood. Wednesday evg. last was
the day set apart, and for a time previous
to the performance of the ceremony Huron
et, was alive with guests vited
deuce of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snell to telt
part in the marriage of their only a g
hteo
Maggie, to Mr. Ea Bissett. The ceremon
was performed. by the Rev. Jas. Graham
Theyoung couple se ttled.right down to a..etiv
and we join their many friends in wish
lug them a long aud prosperous one.
'afr. G. B. Hoskin, of Strathroy, reeeutl
. foreman hi Mr. &us, Pickard's tin shop, i
this place. was mar riea last evening
Strathroy, to Miss A. Armstrong, of
h le of Exeter North are enders.% or-
ing to arrange for two mails to their post -
office each day instead of one--mornmg-- election expenses ; 1V. H. Parsons, $ o,
as at present. It is expected that satisfact- iron gate for town hall; Wm. Welsh, $11.-
ory arrangement+ will be effected before the 00, carpentering at town hall; Mrs. Fansou
elapse of many weeks. V, hall rent for Div.Court.-Caaried, The
Another old resident has passed away, in following appointments were made, vis: J.
the person ofMr. Richard fauxton at the Beer assessor. salary $50.00 per annum ; G
age of 43 years. Some years ago he took
....consumption, with which disease he has
been suffering ever dime. He was esteemed
by the citizens of Exeter.
which he laboring
north and the time =ivied m travel to
that region is over four months. The
thermometer in the witer invariably vegeta
ters at 50° below zero, but the air being
dry, the cold le not felt as it is in this
section of Canada. Since his going among
them he has succeeded in gtVina many
good Mstruetions in farming, and ite says
the Indians with little practice would make
good agriculturalists. The ohjeet aof lear.
Brick's mission is to raise sufficient money
to enable him to build a grist mill, put.
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Miss A. Armstrong, all of Strathroy.
DIED.
Luxems.-14 Exeter o tile
place, The groom was suppor e v the various neeessails aea
Will Follancl, of Exeter, while the b'ride. I °has°
i lei ants and thus encourage the red
was assisted by her younger sister, We 1 claP '1 d i k k
tender Mr. Hoskin and his bride our: men to become more devote n t e wor
hearty congratulations, coupled with th of tilling the land. The response here was
hope that they may enjoy molly a year of
good considering , the small attendance,
The Tillage Council.
- which was owing to the inclemency of the
(weather.
happiness and unalloyed prosperity. ,
The Carmen for 1888 met at the Town Hall sold their celebrated stallion, "Rover" last
Messrs. Colqithoun & Dow, of Exeter,
at 11 o'clock, a. m., on the 16th inet The week to Mx. Anthony O'Dyre, of Adare, lot
following gentlemen took and subscribed the con. Bidslulph, for a handsome figure.
declarations of independence and office in Messrs. Ross & Taylor have moved to
presence of the clerk, viz: Dr. Rollins reeve, their new premises formerly occupied by
W. G. Bissett, Esq. deputy -reeve, James Messrs. C. & S. Gidley and have put in a
Pickard, Thomas B. darling and Thomas H. new planer, matcher and bender having all
McCallum, Estes., Commillors. After the the latest improvements. They have also
minutes of the previous meeting were read fitted up all their other machinery in first
and signed the Council adjourned until 7.30 class shape and as they have a large stock
p. m. The Council m,et at 7.30 p. m. All of dry lumber, shingles and lathe on hand
the members present. Minutes of the pre • they feel confideut that they can compete
vious meeting read and confirmed. Moved with any. planing rail), Sash, door and blind
by T. 33. Carling, seconded by Jas. Pickard, factory in the county. They are men of
that orders be anted for the following experience and euergy and. deserve a bar
13th Met Biel
ard Laston, aged 43 years and 8 months.
IL\T . STANLEY ' S CREAlVi
debraltd, (6110511 giplItatiesi
79 BAY STBEET, TOBoNTO, CANADA,
--AND--
18 J1I;NIN STAMM, LONDON, E. C., BNGLANI),,,
R. nicics, Watchmaker, jeweller,
aud Optiiliau.
Ha's the Ager ey for the sale (Attie above in
EX0PpEu. Ne seeetaosee in the maricet ogee.'
them In the 35xn ensnaviere Q17ALITIIDS they
possess,,or the GREAT EASE and. Coniver.r they
confer on the wearer.
heir use will in actuality 50 strengthen the
Bye that -it does, not become necessary to
(Paige thetalor many years. They are there -
sore the Orosernse,„
They Are the Beet in the World,
They Neeer Tire the Eye,
And:Last Many 'Years Withoot Obseige,
The Sight tested by our New Tent Card,eame
as 11 seaby the teeeing Oculists thr oughoet the
world.
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A.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. *
Notice !
'The annual meeting of tba sborne & Mb-
bert M. F, Insurance Oe'y will be held in the
Ball at Farquhar, en 'Monday, 6th of February,
at 1 o'clock, p. 101.. the purpose of heating the
Directors' Auditors' Reports and for the
election of Direotors to fill the p'laoes of those
who retire.
By Order of the Board,
ALEX. DUNCAN.
Farquhar P.O. Seceetary
gr
sums via: Tht. 'Returning Offieer, $29.00, share of public patronage.
Thefnneral of the late Richard Luxton,
a highly respected resident of Exeter, took
place on Monday, jannary 16th. The de-
ceased having been one of the Order of
Foresters, the local members marched in a
body, first to the James Street Methodist
Church, where a sermon was preached by
Tenders Wanted.
=BALLO) TENDERS will be reeei ved by the
tew Undersigned up to o'cloa., pone Mon-
day, the 30th January, for the whole. work
new:wary ter the erection of a 1311c1( Metho-
dist Church in tileVillage a oentralia. Plans
511(1 SpeZifiettti0316 may be seen at any time at
the residence of .) oseph Marshall, in the said
A, KNOX,
See'y of Buildiug Coin,
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The slaters have coiripleted their work on
the Trivitt memorial church. The windows
and doorways of the eaffice have been
boarded up, and all work in connection with
the same has been suspended for the
winter.
We will consider it a favor if the minis-
ters of this place will hand. in notices of
marriages they perform. Outdde clergy,
of Creditors, Dashwood, Elimville (10 so and
we see nothing to prevent those of Exeter
exercising :themselves inasmuch as to con-
fer 110001 108 a similar favor.
The bancl, as well as many other citizens,
attended the entertainment at Zurich last
evening. They report it the best entertain-
ment given in this section for some time,
The addreess by the Rev. Father Flannery
was very instructive, while the musical find
literary part of the program was immense,
especially the productions by the Zurieh
Li-1.11es.
The anniversary services of the Caven
Presbyterian church will be held on Sunday
and. Monday next. Sermons will be
preached on Suncla.y and the tea given on.
.Monday, as usual. Previous anniversaries
of thie church have been successful and it
goes whims -it saying that the coming one
Will aro wn past efforts.
Renton and W. D. Weekes, anditore, 85 1517
$8 each per annum ; John P. Ross, Willians the Rey. Jas. Graham, and 411001 ;o t
Hoskins and John Essery, with the reeve Exeter Cemetery. The Foresters' insurance
and. clerk, a Board of Health ; Dr. John of $1,000 will be most acceptable to the
Hyndman Medical Health Officer ; Wm. orphan children, who also lost their mother
Treble, chief engineer ; James Creech, eon some years ago. -
stable, &c., as last year, at the same salary. The storekeepers along Main-st. could
-Carried. Moved by 3. Pickard, secosided easily render pedestrianism safer by re.
by W. G. Bissett, that tbe Agricultural So-
ciety be refunded $2 paid for use of town
hall at the annual meeting, and that the So-
ciety be granted the use of the hall in future
free. -Carried. Mr. Brauncl's a,c't was laid
over until next meeting. The Clerk to
write the authorities of Steplsert concerning
Banal Ford': Mr. Sutton agreed to keep
Mr. Ford for $2.26 a week til farther orders.
The Council adjontied until Wednesday,
the 18th, at 7.80 p, m. M, EAIMATT, Clerk.
Line Re/lees.
AGENTS' WANTED to canvas
for Advertising Batronage, A small
amount of work done wIth"tact and intelligence
may procluee a considerable income. Agents
earn several bundred dollars in commissions
in a season and inn): no arson ai responsibili-
ty. Enquire alb the nearest newspaper other,
and learn that ours is the best known and Inapt
equipped establishinentfor placing advertise-
ments in neerepapers and. conveying to adver-
tisers the ieformation which they require in
order to make their hives tmeets 'wisely and
profitably. Men ot good address, or wonien,
if well informed practical, ina.v obtain an-
thority to solicit advertisiug patronage tor us.
Apply by letter to •Geo. P, Boweya, as Co..
Newspaper advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St.,
Nety'York, and full particulars.will be sent by
return mail.
Merchant Tailor,
Has removed to premises one door
north of Browning's drug store, whine
there will be found a
At the last ineeting of the R. Tof . T.
the following offieere were installed :-S.
C.
la. H. Collins; V. C., W. G. Bissett; P. C.,
T. H. Tyndall; R. S., E, Verity; Asst.
Robt. E, Pickard; Treas., J. Southcott;
Financial Secy., 14. Gidley; Chaplin, Geo,
Hind; Herald, Jas, Stmeatort; Guard, R.
Crocker.; Sentinel, Se Davis.
avVeha.ve received word from Alex. Mc'
.As we are often asked for advice inregard
to the law governing line fences the follow-
ing questions and answers, which we take
from the legal columos of the Mail of Wed-
nesday, will, no doubt, be of interest to our
agricultural readers ; Qu. -(1) Between the
propetties of A and B there runs a line
fence which has been erected. and undisturb-
ed for more than twenty years. Each of
these properties has changed ownership
during the last ten years. Can A remove
any part of said fence without giving B
twelve months' notice ? An. -If the part
of the fence which A. proposes to remove
was built by him or his predecessors
title, and is his property, and the adjoining
land of B is occupied or improved, A must
give to B or the occupier of the adjoining
land at least six months' previous notioe of
his ietention to remove the fence before
such retnoval, and A cannot remove °it 1113
or the becupier of the adjoining land pays to
him the amonnt awarded by the fence view-
ers in reaped of such fence on a xeference to
1 O,. -(2l 'Does the statute of Rini -
moving the SDoW ana ice)-espec y
latter -from the sidewalk. Some of them
+London, depart ... .
quently the walk is irregular as well as
°cam- 'Inman crossing ... -
Olandeboye ...
have done so but many have not,
slippery and is most dangerous to.. walk 3,3111vaitt -
upon. The road and walls commissioners reaaaaarta aa ...es.. ... .. 9.40
should look after .matters of this kind and seeppon . ... ... .„ .... 9.51
see that the walks arein proper shape. We Bruceftela .. •,. ... .,. 6.59
Veftae*1013.01."*. •••••••••••1110...............0•11
WANTED
ell Asserted St, ok.,
og SUING
TWEEDS FOR SIJITINGS 83o.
PTO RESTF STRONCE6 11,EFrt
CONTAINS NOe,
ALUM, AtiriMONIA; LIME, PHATES,
er any inperious meter
E. W. Git..L.F.,TT, "I117,167,Ta.
Itaat'r attic( CZLIIBItalif9 noras.rati,cm a vial
Scotch, English,
Irish, French and
Canadian Goods.
Wanted Immediatly. Assistant Teaoher,
(female) for 8,11. No. 6, Usborne, till summer
holidays. Applications receivedOSbr
TH. COOK.
Whichelsea, Ont
14011ICE„
The Council of the Corporation ef the County
of Huron will meet in the Court House in the
Town Hall, Godericil, Tuesday, the 24th inst.
PETER ADAMSON,
Jan's 7, '88. 2-t (Jo. Clerk,
__.022ffissomairommoonli
1.1ondon, Huron& Bruce.
Goitre PasSenger.
8.16 A. tr. 4. 25F at
... 9.00 5,20
... 9.10 5.25
9,23 5.37
• 1 se o Grata the L. H. & B.
s
P R Eeesvatie. He states that the t tations regotre the said tame to remain m
t, h
depoere. He is in the employ of the C.
have noticed many ladies take the road, TIT:snore. :**
being ayerse to breaking their limlss upon a?yee
the icy sidewalks. BelgraVEI
The other day while slaughtering beef Wisioaaom, aniVe
Mr. Dari'l Davis met with a very painful °onto Boreal.
accident. The beef having been killed, the lasingnani, depart
work of suspending it from a rafter above Balaaava "
Blytti
was begun. This is stone by the medium of Londesborcs
a windlass. Having got the carcass in the
desired position, Mr. Davis insetted a peg
into the wheel.connecting the windlass, for
the purpose of erreventing the rope untwist-
ing, but as he by mietake put it past the
proper catch, and upon releasing his kerip,
the wheel revolved backwardes the handle
of which struck him with stia force
as to knock him insensible to the floor,- de-
priving him of tbtee masticators, as well
as cutting his jaw awl bruising his face.
Dan says it almost caused him to teru
backward somersault. "
The animal meeting of the Stephen &
Ilsborne branch. agricultural Soc'y was held
in the town hall here on Thursiaar last,
After settling the business of the last
year, the election of officers took place
whial reselted. in the ro-eleetion of the old
officials, viz: -Pres., Jas. Ballantyne
vice-clo' Jim Willis, Hay; directors, 3. 1)el-
bridge, Jas. Westcott, JI30. Hunter,
Usborne; Eilber, and Sani'l Senders,
Stephen; E. Christie, H, Barnwell, Jats. Oke,
road.R. Davis, Exeter, Mr, Dyer, eec'y and
Mr. W. G. Bissett, trees, will likely be
appointed to these offices for the current
year. The soolety is not in sech a flourish-
ing condition--flintneially-- as it was a year
ago. The last fall fair being a failure the
funds of the society have run F3hOtt. The
reputatien of the society is good, and it will
take but few years to regain that which it
lost by the misfortune of last fall.
406
6.07
6,15
6.55
11,00 MU
11.e0 7, 40
Passenger
7,C0 .P.nr
7.17 8.93
. 7,31 37
.. 7:40 3,46
Clinton 8.00 4,15,
Brucefteid as 8.19 4.94
... am 4.42
... 8.83 4,48
.. 8,47 5.09
... 8,57 5.12
930 5,25
.., 9,20 5.99
Made up on the
SHORTEST NOTICE
---AND AT --
Cutting
CONSISTENTLY LOW ?BEES
A. CALL WILL CONVINCE.
.6.. 3. STELL,
Graduate ot Cleveland
Schoo
village is about the size of Exeter, an
he likes it splendidly. The weather is
sotnewhat stiffer ont here, he says, the
thermometer generally down as low as 40'
its present position, althonghit encroachea
on the land of B s.-
ocenpied its present position for more than
such twenty years, and A and B or their
f has
aOfltlflht011S
below 130± 0. !predecessors in title have
hacL
White Me. Richard Gould was driving 6,1 exclusive posseisiort uf the respective lands
vat down Mein-st on Saturday evg.,* the divided by such fence during the whole of
:shafts of the cutter in which he was riding such period, and the Crown patents to, both
fell wpm the heels ofthe anintal, lt gave properties have been issued for that time,
a couple of sudden plunges and handed the A and B have respectively acquired title to
cutter into the ditch, ilyile-clown, with the lands so °coupled by thetn by force of
the OCCIIIIIMItP Ill il, SOMI-CirCUlar 1)0Siti011 the statute of limitations, without regard to
my:ler it, No damage resulted, as the the tree boandary lime of the lots, 0,0d the
animal stopped at the fence. position of the fence cannot be altered with -
An open meeting rd Advance Council R, Out the consent of both. (3) Ca ii each of
T. of T. was held in the basement of the them be comnellea to build an equal part of
:alaimest, Meth eloarob, on Friday ovg. last.
abtut N Perla of the lune et oee eed, which
Beeicles the rendition of a very wen selected
program. by members of the order and
others, a temperance lecture was delivered
3y 11 IT, Colline The attemlance was
gaud and the offoratory liberal,
Eippext
Ilensall
Exeter ...
Centralia ...
Claud ahoy° ...
Lucius Crossing
:411111111"Pick&ri.
Having this season purehased most ofonv
stook direct from reanufacturers Eiagland
and Germany ; to do se we had to give our
orders very early in the season, d the
prospects lookea well, we bought largely.
-THE---
GOODS HAVE JUST ARRIVED.
And we find, that hard times are eanFang
inest depression in trade, we have, therefore,
dreaded to meet the times by marking all
goods et smile Hard l'an'Prices as to ensure
a speedy elearauce. Therefore, MO NV011id
in -
Vito all intending purchasers to call and in.
sped our ideals, and note prices of all new
goes,
Ladies' Dolmans, Jackets and Meters, also
Maids' and Mises' 'Meters, sizes,
Black and Gold silk and satm dress-
gosids, in all the nowest colors and.
styles, plain and fancy Plushes,
Hosiery, Gloves, &e.
-ALSO A. FULL LIN'S OF -
Ready -made Clothing,
Hats & Caps. All will be,aaold at
Lowest Possible PrIcte.
1.
FOLLOW THE CROWD
13ISSMrErr 1:33R-08
And secure some of the Bargains they are offering in the
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following lines 4.0
LOCKS, HINGES, and all BUILDERS' 114.RD-
WA.R.E. PAINTS, OILS, ao.
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(1. eavetroughing a spe-cialty
An Immense Stook of Manure Forks, Spades, Shovels
Scoop Shovels at hard time prices.
We are offering ramps arid 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 Bides and
Tallow in Cash or Trade. --Agents for the Raymond. Sewing
Machines.
BISSETT BROS.
'ORNE HOUSE. -The nder
velliu g Publie that he opened his house for the
eamommodatioia at travellevs, 0ctober
ist. Those who fear& hiravith their patro-
nage will receive the best attention. There is
good stabling in connection,
jora OALLANDER, Eirkton
At the aliddletex assisses the, grand
jay, Monday, found a true bill ageinst
Henry Taylor for erabozzlement. Ile
Was not ready for his trial, and the case
was traversed to the spraeg aseizes,
signedtakes the liberty to inform the tra-
CALL & TRY
DEARING,
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--Ile is bound to -
GIVE BARGAIN'S in TEAS
a in HOSIERY
" in CLOTHING'
". in TWEEDS
in TOP SHIRTS
in UNDERWEAR
CARDINGS
11 in RUBBERS
11 in DRESS GOODS
" LADIES' PLUSH
13argaies in teroceries,a Boots and Shoes.
HE WILIs SELL His ENTIRE STOCH
LESS TRAIT ACTITAL COST
hs,s nevor been built on accoratt of le 'rho hill onibraced two cotin ts , ane Or ti is be °11:eascatiorenenaeloteees, illsiaSie:etTekarSj,i'liiwi
swamp 1 Ans.-The Aet respecting line asieepprapriating $5,000, the other faa Exeter.
felleOS prOvide9 that the (miters ofoaauPiad miSapprori riating $10,000, the money 01 Goods well assorted and everything fresh.
' lands shall make, keep up and re-
, the Ontario Investment compacy. No shelf4vorn. ,00ds in stock,
adjopair a :lust proportion of the fence whieh
At the reeent election there were many
ratepayers who could not vote,owing to the
tact that their names Wet e ominitted front
'Oro lis{. We learn that in the majurity
of
Poses the assessor was at fault. 14 18 to be
hoped that more care will be exercised. this
findin that his
to mark the boundary between them. Trt
the abeenee of agreetnent or pteviote award The Canadian Pacific Itailway Com.
with eespect to the erection and mainten- le said to be considering the advisa-
pee of each portion of the line fence the
proportion of the sameto be constructed and
kept up by each, in ease the parties differ,
win repuire to he submitted to the fence -
'viewers for their award under theprovisions
I BARGAINS IPO YOTI 1
FOR YOTIR NEIGHBORS I
pany bility,of laying a .doublc track between 13AROAINS FOR ALL 1
winnipng anti rat Arthur. The busi- 1 "Ll'erna°1TmbgerwailtIlat ;neltii,°faorrlYvrhnihbylloiltig wt hiel 1 cash
nem has attained atoll proportions that a I receive more than fullvalne,
double track ov the building of a new line
is almost unavoidable.
Visitors to Exeter
---Would do well to call and inspect --
OU 17 MAGNIFICENT STOOK OF 06E88-GOODS1
One of the. NeNvest, Cheapest & Best Stocks in town,
131ank and Colored Cashmeres. Black and Colored Silks and Satins,
Colored. Flushes, Melton Cloths, "jersey -Cloaks, Blasi< Drees Materials
and Mourning Goode, Woollen shawls and Fascinators, in all Colors
and prices,
Also a fine range of Staples, Fine Hess of gloves in Kid, Cloth and
Jersey.
Nuction SATE
tloe
have it placed thereon itt the proper time,
locality requires some Op60161 8,Clitl6ttneht .4-14°.-41.""'t"mt"14gt4tg°1'4'L''1.--11"r4e47'''''''''''''''''"°''''...-2.--"P I -AA
16 ospoe ing inO eneaa,
tinless
On Tuesday evening last there asseinb ed be 'made. Probably just diviaion would tt Fr 37 . t
year, and that a, p
name is pa upon the lid let him proceed to of tl A t' 1 f
Sca onc els cads in housands of
• f Hernick, e es
erected and maintained by el forms, but are surnassed hy the mar-
at the lean e
about zeventy young people,. who enjoyed
thernselvee with mesa°, singing and other
artlbsemoxit8. After partaking ole bountiful.
suppet they all enjoyea themselves until a
late hour ia the morning when they all re.
tureea to their teepective hornet,/ highly
gratifieil with the manner in which they
spent their time,
each. f i coition TheSe 'Who ere in need of
erolltable ,vork that eati be done while hvoIlt at
home 51106.1d ttt On (10,66hci their address to
ciosiog saiep rt,,,nton tock 011 st,/ and Co.. Portland, Maine, and receive free
Vriday and Saturday next, jen'y 2,0 and al. falaalle;pgrn,m41tio,,,h,r,,Itt;
3111011011 itt and 6 p. ma in, Bqra ohl Stand, txoter.' ever they live. You are started free, Griplit:1
All winter dry -Vohs, etoelseres end giasS. ljni(13)tjicto,(elaiyread tilesurciveorlicis,,vemilnifitildeetsotvdevr 410 ie
05
Ware avast go. No reserve. R.VaTore & Co.
--Of Surpltis Winter Stock -
TUES., eTA.N. 24
Exeter, Dee. 8, FANSON% BLOCK.
Zir. 0 12t.
GOOD ASSORTMENT AN EXTRit.
Gents' r, urnisbings.-Vite Display in Rats, Tiee, Buena, 'White
Colored 1-Ia,ndlterchiefs, Shirts and Drawers. \
Scoteh and Canadian Tweeds, Overcoatings, Proltings
PANTS 111A.DE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES,
BOCiTS AND SHOES. -.A. t ory largo consign -loot just received, of the
very best styles and quality, in Ladies', Gents' and Children's.
CALL AND INSPECT, IT WILL NOT COST A.NYTHING-.
line of Glassware and Crock-
ery -ware always on hand.
Our Clwooery Departmeut is Complete,
Butter, Eggs c.na all kinds of Produce taken in exchange, Ana tho
tory highest price p%id.
and
La:A CALL SOLICITED.
CARLIN‘G Exeter.,
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