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THURSDAYIAY 21frn, 1888,
High School QueSt1„011.
Having read M last week's Tam the
account of the preeeedings of the public
meeting at which the establishment el a
hiAt seheol was advocated, and es I al -
4
WAYS ta1i:0 (.1PP k3Y0fit in any move -
Wilt that tondo to promote the -Wfillfare
of my native village, I thoeght that per -
114,P2 a few remarks on the subjectmight
IV Mit of place. In taking into eon
4/41,VM1011 fl16 0Q5f; a establishing and
maintaining niall Wwolthe f'llrest'waY
would be to oompare with a town Of
about the same population, instead of
towns nearly clOul?le 00,1 that arc
better able to support their older and
eousequentlylargerschools. Ridgeto yen
has a collegiate institute with 5 teachers
and Clinton, a school of 20 or 25 years'
standing, bas four teachers. As Parke
hill has bout the same population as
Exeter I will give the figures for High
School expenditure for 1887 as furnish-
ed by the Secretary of the school board:
Expenditurelaties Of three teachers
$2,100 ; rent of building, $200 ; care-
taker, fuel and etc, $204.50; total $9,5-
Q4.00. Reoeipto:GovernmentandOourity '
grants, 1937.e0; fees from pupils 8564,-
50 ; from direct assessment, $1000. In
referenee to the grants I may say that
the amennt was considerably less than
usual owing to a deduction being made
on acoomit of an error by which the
salmi received mom thee itwas entitled
to the preceding year. The grant
would also have been considerably in-
creased if the school had a freehold
building instead of a rented sni.e. The
following is the basis on which the an-
nual grants are apportioned: -The Leg-
islature gives fixed grant of $400, also
10 per cent. of the amount invested in
gymuasium, etc., and a mini-,
mum of $90 on cendition and suitabili-
ty of school building and preinises, and
50 cents per unit on average attenda‘ece
of pupils.. The County is required to
apportion an amount at least equal to
that given by- the Legislature se it
will be easily seen that should 'Exeter
establish a school the annual grant
would not be less than $1000. Net
more than twoteachers would be re-
quired for five or six yes.rs.atleast,when
in all probability, OWillfr, to the increas-
ing size of the town, the cost ofaneXtra
teacher would not be felt any more than
that of twoteachers for the present.
There would also be a saving of $200 in
salary paid the principal of the public
school, there being no class higher than
the fourth a teacher with a second class
certificate, would be quite conipetent to
, act as principal. The present principal,
Mr, Gregory, •could be transferred to
the high school. Taking the salaries
and expenses of the Parkhill school as a
basis, and the interest on the cost of
the building furnishings, &c., at $8,000
($400 int., 'according to Dr. •Rollins'
estimate) the annual cost would. be
abont as follows :-Salaries of two teach-
• ers, $1,600, caretaker, fuel and ind-
• dentals, $300, interest on cost of build-
ing, &c., $400, total $2,300. Receipts:
Gov't and county grants, $1.000, fees
from pupils, say $400, saying iu public
school salaries $200, leaving $700 to be
raised by direct taxation. I know, of
, no better -centre for such a school than
Exeter, with Clinton, Seaforth, Mitchell
St. Marys and Parkhill, all at a distance
of twenty miles or inore from ib. If
Exeter wishes to hold her own and. to
compete with these towns, she must be
able to offer the same educational ad-
vantages. Ib may be asked whether
there is any chance- for such a school
• against such old established schools as
• • these. We have only to look to Sca-
forth school, which was established 8 or
10 years ago, with Clinton on one side
arid Mitchell on the other. It has now
outstripped -both its rivals and become a
Collegiate Institute. There should be
no difficulty in getting permission from
the county council to establish a school
as the southern part of the county has
for years been contributing to the sup-
port of the schools at Goderich, Clinton
and Seaforth, from whiehil has received
but little benefit. Middlesex basethreoe
schools, exclusive of Jsondon, but as
thee are all in the west, the county
council, at its last sesSion, gave permis-
sion to establish three more. Welling-
ton county has five high schools. At
least one-half of the hundred and ten
towns and villages of Ontario support-
ing high schools, have a smaller popula-
tion and several of them are not half as
• large as Exeter. Until better educa-
tional advantages are provided, •there
will not be sufficient inducements for
.
tradesmen, manufacturereenumsters ttc.
who desire to give their children a
hitrher education, to take up their resi-
dence in the village. If I mistake not,
it was partly with the idea of being near
a high school that Inspector Tom re-
trieved to Gorlerich. I am credibly in-
formed that there are a number of
families in -Parkhill, who came here
that they might be able to educate
their children.
I believe that at present, as well as in
• the east, eeveral young people from Exe-
ter and vicinity are attending high eehool
M other towns at great eepeuse, also at
risk of injuring their morals when, freecl
from parents.' reetraint. If Exeter had a
• high Eelmol the rioney would be kept at
home, end the danger tehich • parents so
much dread obviated. Besides many who
now will not run the rnic of sendiug their
thildren •from home, or who do not care to
incur the expenses, or are not able to do
so, would then have an opportunity of giv-
ing their children a . higher education.
• Another consideration is that the greater
part of the pupils, as here, where out of a
henthed pupi!s sixty-five are out -shiers,
would Mang a considerable gum to the
town for board, books, (ec , whilst their
• parents coming for them on 'Friday even
ings would invest money whieh. would of
ten be spent elsewhere. Even if the vile
lave has to maintain the school without
outside aid, it establishment will be
fennel in the long iun to be, a paying in.
ves ter ent.
N. 13. The Government and comity
eaeh give 15 per centof all salaries above
$1, 500
W. F. MAY', Teacher
W. R. Davis sold 72 acresUsbortne
ti Saturday last for $3,350 cash. Mr.
(1, oo, Hamilton,, of Fullerton, was the
• p urcho se r.
Addtion14.0041a.
Only one or two appeals have as. yet
been entered' against the asseseinent roll,
The band has purchased a new fifty -
donee bass horn of modern style.
Gardening is the favorite.pestioMof the
'"home lorin,g" family man pot now.
Messrs, MeDonell & Waugh are putting
en iron.roof ob Verity & So' s foundry. ,
The inerettee in the eirculation of the
Tots$ dtiving the past few weeks has been
most gretifying,
Foliage on the trees is becoming general
and the country has shaken off that naked
appearaime-so clieracteristic Of winter.
alic assessorhas completed his lithers
and the population is said to be within a
fraction of 2,000,
The hum of the lawn mower may /10W
be Ilet114 throughout the 'village. The
grass has grown considerably of late.
The street watering cart has 4map its
eppeetenee ail.4 the .stifling tinst epee
More held at- bey.
It is expected that an ordor-itiscouncil
will son -he passed impelling the Scott
Act. •
Lennard Run*, Of con, 4 Usborne
is the possessor of a Reek of goslings, One
df winelf has fop' 'fully developed lege.
The married inea of the town challenge
the single men to a game of baseball, at
any tinle.
The trees in the park haVo thrived Well
tinting the past year and will scion afford
ample shede to those visiting the reeree:
tion grotmd.
When a, girl worth 4150,000 marries an
editor', as a Southern girl did the other
day, the whole profession gets such an up,
ward boost that it feels giddy.
Building operations are so brisk in
Exeter WS summer that the carpenters..
andENeter be noted for its large nun:her-
.
work overtime. • , .
The Rev. Mr. Penis,of Parkhill, gaVe
us a friendly'call this week. We are
indebted be Mr. Follis for the report of
the district Meeting held here Tuesday
and Weduesday.
Mr. Robt, Kerslake, of the 2nd eon. of
Usborne, hes a cow, whieh, in three and
a halfyearshas had seven calves,' all of
which, with the'eXception :of one; have
been raised, "
On :Monday a new timetable came into
effeet On the L. H. & B. railway In the
morning the express from the northleaVes
the depot at 8.56, from the south at 8.56;
hi the-, evening express from the north
leaves at 5.33, and from sonth at 5.57. '
During the year the Exeter school
board intend fitting tuo additional rooms
in the school building. There are already
eix:depertments but the acommodation
is inadequate, the attendance constantly
increasing.
Rev. ea H. Cobbledick, 1kA., pastor of
the Methodist chtveh.. Galt, and a former
Exeterite, obtained the degrees of M. A.
and 13. D. at :the recent examinations s„.t
Victoria University.
Mrs. CEL1ley has for sale two comfort, -
able hOuseeand two lots situated:on Gid,
ley street. Will be sold Cheap. Apply
for particulars to Mrs. Carley: on the
premises:at the foot of said street.:
It would appear from the manlier in
whielS the hotel -keepers are acting by the
closing of their bars against the admission
of the warmest friends during , Saturday
night and Sunday,' that the .Crook's Aeb
Will be observed to the letter.. '
The small boy and girl: are to be brought
to thne in Waterloo.. At the last meeting
of the council the constable was authorized
to ring the bell at 9 o'clock as a: signal -for
..thern, to he at home, .ctrid if they are caught
'Oat after :that 'hoar other measures will
be resorted to,
cOmmethicatitni from the pen. of NV. F.
May, of Parkhill high school, relative to
the high school project in Exeter, appears
in s.nothen colunin. Mr. Mey is convere-
ant on matters pertaining to such an
instituting' -and the data contaiaed inhis
contributiOn can be said to he accurate.
• The Brandon Sun says. --Two young
Men fioin St. Marya, Ont. :uanied Peart
andAtimphries, arrived here on Saturday
last: ars hoped they maY be induced:to
remain here, - -Mr. W. IL Graham, .of St.
Marys; Ont., who has been representing
the Guelph Pablishing Company, on the
coast, returned to this City on Friday last.
" According to the Windsor Review, Mr,
D. Bissett, a former resideet Of Exeter,
Who is employed in a liveint stable there,
met with an accident while out driving.
The horse ran away and precipitated Mr.
B. to the ground injuriog his limbs and
face, The 'bit of the bridle broke r and
the horse became uninanageable.
The deputy post office inepector of the
Londondistrict, was.:in town on Tnescley.
He held *conference with the committee
appointed to look after the proposed mail
and stage,service, and was veil fayoeably
impressed With 'the route contemplated.
He thought it quite possible that the
prayer of the petitioners would be pant-
Mr. Frank Cornish, of the 6th conces-
sion, Usborne, bad a 4200 mare stolen
from his stable on Monday night. On the
Same evening, Mr. Saan'l Hicks fr., 'of the
2rid con'
. south, had a new tcip baggy,
new sett of harnese, -whip, knee rug, and
other articles stolen from his driving shed.
No trace of the robbers has been got, and
no person is known to have seen anyone
with theproperty. It is possible that the
one company were parties to both robber -
Mr. R. Morrison having disposed of his
property on Huron street to Messrs. Suell
Bros., of this place, rdceiving therefor a
good figure, left on Thursday for T3ritish
Columbia to join a ptirty of Goyernment
mineralogists, in a prospecting tour thro'
that coun ry. Mr. iNlordsonis a mineralist
of note, and will no doubt prove a valu-
able acquisition to the party. His family
will reside on the premises in the mean-
time, having retained possession • of the
house until .N.farch next.
On Thursday last while Mr. Silas Stan -
lake was driving up Maiot., the pole of
his -waggon fell to the ground and the
waggon running upon the a.Minals' heels
they began kicking. Filially they became
unmanageable and ran away, running as
far as Ross & Taylor's --the pole pointing
to the ground -where they were stopped
by the waggon turning over and colliding
with a tree, Both horses were injures:
about the fore feet, the broSen pole in
swerviug to utci fro havteg ant and bruis-
ed their hoofs. Me, Staulake was not fil-
tered.
The committee appointed, to look after
the procuring of better mail and stage
accommodate/1 for Exeter, haveget fair-
ly at work, Deputatiens have visited the
different yillaaes interested, in the locality
and the resFtlents of each 800111 to be
favorably impressed with the proposed
now order of things and have signed the
the petitious •without any hesitation,
Judging from the way inattere have gone,
it seems to be a foregone conclusion tinit
IVO are to have better mail and stage
connectinn with the adjacent townships.
And while by the 10080. re-aorange-
thent of the routes, we get, eetter accom.
modation, the cost of coo /eying the differ-
ent mails, will, we Imo gine, be a saving
to the country.
• SEAVORTkr, Qut,, May 1S.-1.110
,81
by the destruction ot' Lawrence Mur-
phy'a flax mill on fire last night was
$6,000; insnrance'$3,00O,
Thursday night last the express
train going west struck two men,nani-
ed J. Quinlan and Pete e Mclvor. who
were walking on the track about
mile.etisb QISeef9rth, and tailed Me"
Iver outright. '
At the Middlesex Assizes Saturday
Allen Paton, found guilty of criminally
essaulting Hannah Rowe, of Parkhill,
was sentenced to seven years in King-
ston penitentiary. The jury had rec-
ommended him to mercy.
Spring!• Spring I Spring!
Boils! Boils! Boils!
best MOO Pnrifier end Tonio is
Dr. Carson's Stomach I3itters, The
People's Remedy. Large bottles 50 co.
The charge against Mr. Patton, Sr.,
of IVIeGillivray, for compoundingfelony
was last Tuesday withdrawn before the
Grand Jury had pronounced upon it.
Mr. Kelly, of Parkhill, is the owner
of a duck, vvhich, last week, laid a 5"2.
oz., Si io, by 71 inch egg. lie challen-
ses competition,
• On Thursday of last week a line
three-year-old trotting stallion owned
by Dr, Day, of Fullerton, who had the
animal in training by Mr. Fitzsimon, of
St. Marys, broke one of his legs while
he was being exercised, the result of
WhiCh was that the animal had to be
killed. The horse was a good one and
will be quite a loss to the Or.
“PECTORIA." for colds.
" PEO'rORIA" for coughs.
"PECTORIA" for the Lungs.
“PEOTORIA" for Bronchial tubed',
,4'PEOTORIA" the best, the safest,
the cheapest.
cifORIA" the great 25 cent
Cough Remedy.
• -Rey. Dr. Sanderson, of Sarnia, after
completing iifty.one years in the nun-
istry of the Methodist Church, intends
retiring from active service. It is
understood that on his retirement in
June, he vvill mike London his home.
Parkhill property owners seern not
to be favorable to naving waterworks
in that town, as on Thursday last they
defeated the by-law asking $15,000 for
the erection of same, by a -vote of 54
for, and 75 against. One would imag-
me from the number of votes polled
that Parkhill is a wayside hamlet in-
stead Of a prosperous town.
• CONSUMPTION suria3ax CURED.
To THE EDITOR.
Pleaseinform your readers that I have a
positive remedy for the above named dis-
ease. By its timely use thousands/of
hopeless cities have been" permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles
of my remedy rano to any of your readers
who "5:ve constunetion if they will send
me their Expl ess and P. 0, address.
Respeotfelly, Da. T. A. SLOCUM,
loronto, Ont, ' 37 Tonga street.
Strayed.
i to tl o p emises of the do si nod
Absolutely Pure.
This powder 110V er varies A marvel of pur-
ity, strength andsvnolesomeness: More COOR-
oinical tibazithe ordinary kinds and cannot
be sold itt competitioawith the moltitudes of
low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
powder. Sold only in cens.-RONAL BAR-
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Nsamsemsmors
Xri:tE; 7,1A1,11
rt 0 R
Are pleasant to teke. Contain ;heir oWn.
Purgative. Is a safe. sure. and et:root:az!
fapttoyer of worms in Children or 4,dulta
Ilan Line !
ROYAL' MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Liverpool and Quebec Service, callieg at Der-
• by.
Days ofSailing.--•Parean, May 24. Poly-
nesian. Friday, June 1. ardinian Thursday,
June 7. Circassian, Friday, june 15, Sarma-
tion,Thursday, June 21. Parisian Thursday,
June 28. /Tolynesian Fridayjuly 6. Sardinian
Thursday July 12. Circassian Friday.' June 20.
Sarmatian Thursday *July 26. Parisian Thurs-
dah Aug 2. Polynesian Friday Augi 10. Sar-
dinian Thursday Aug 16. Circassian rriday,
.Aug 24. Sarmatian, 'Thursday, Aug 30.
RATES. Cabin Sm. 803,$75, according to•pie
sition, Return 4100, 8125,8150. Intermediate
Liverpool, Londonderry or Glasgow 30;8re-
turn 4460. Steerage at lowest rates, Steerage
Passengers hooked to and from Glasgow, Bel-
fast Queenston or London at Liverpool rates.
Puy tickets to go home, bring mit friends or
relativesby.the Allan Lino.
Pot further Particulars amply to
JOHN SPACKMAN,
Tbisonly authorizodagent in Exeter.
5th con. of lishorne, on or about May lst,-g
heifers, one red arid two spotted. Any person
proving property and paying expenses um,Y
have the animals. .
1 mo RICK. BUNTER, Exeter P.0
PRACTICAL •
Watch -Maker 4 Teweller
For the Finest Steck and Cheapest Goods to
be f ound in Ontario cell onC.REICHENBACII.
Watch -mak• ' cr, jeweller
& Optician. p.
Fine Assort
verware. Re
all kinds
satisfa, 01 or
work sent to
Park I.
'ment of Sib'pairing • of
promptly &
ily done. Ko
the cities,
but all exe eutedin his
own establishntent. under bis personal super-
vision. A trial solicited. 0.REICHEN13.6.011.
The undersigned wishes to inform the
Public that he is now prepared to supply
them with any quantity of
First-closs Drain Tile
• From 2 to 8 inches.
Having started work for theeseason and
haying been very successful in burninee
he guarantere the tile to he
First -Class, and second to none
in the District.
PRICES TO SUIT PURCHASER.
• CONRAD EURV,
CREDITON, ONT.
Entrance gate from Crediton Road.
Everas Cough Syrup
• CANNOT BE BEATEN.
Try it and be convinced of its wonderful
curative properties. Pries 25 cts•
(Ti arle M ark ,)
Try Everest's LIVER REG' 111.4 TOR,
FOD Diseases of tl; e Liver, Kidney8, eke„ and
purifying of the Blood, Viice di. Six
bottles, $.5. For sale by all arug.
gists. Alanufitetured only by
0, M. EVEREST, Chemist, 'Forest, Ont.
t110 Deaf, -A person cured of
Deafnoss and noises in the head of al
years standiee, by a Titnple remedy. Will send
a description of it tam,: to any one applying to
Nicoasox 3081. Telm-St.,Itlentreel,
Estray.
Strayed film Lot 21, con,5,8 Welton , on th6
loth, a mity,gix bout of elate : Two steers
two year old on e dark red with it few white
hairs on forehead, one a yellow red ; four
yearlings, one red d teer, With White forehead.
one red heifer, one red andwhite spotted
heifer, one will; e rind o•ey heifer with dark
•heels, Any person giving information that will
lead to their recovery will be suitabl reward-
ed. PRANK TRID.NER, EXOtbr P.
Sale of a Valuable
Ir -A- IR, 11/1
in the Township of Stephen
• -
1:811311SCANT to ajudgment in the Chancery
••Di'ViSi.011 of theIligh Court of Justice
re English -English vs Ford -there will be
sold, by andwitu she approbation of Suther-
land. Malcolinson, Master at Godericlr, on the
premises, on
Thursday, the 81st day of 41 ay,
AD, 1888, at the hour of 1:80'o'clock, p. m.
Lot :number 8, in the 21s1 concession of
the township of Stephen. County 01 Huron,
containing 111 acres, more or less. This is a
ilneittrm, only 8i miles from Parkhill, about
85 tlereS cleared, good soil,'Woll-waterecl, well
timbered and well-fouce d •
For further particulars apply to TORN
II0S1IN, Q 0, Toronto; MESSRS. MERE.
MTH & 00X, Barristers, Loudon, or to the
Plaintiff's Solicitor,
Datedthis 8th clay of Mitt', A. 13! 1858.
S. MALGOLMSON,
Local Master at Goderieh.
KENNET G 0 01).111A -N,
Plaintiff% Solicitor, Parklaill.f
OR. Wasrungton
•
•
Throat & Lung Surgeon,
Of Toronto, will be at the Central Ho-
tel, Exeter,
MAY the ,15th
Catarrh,Bronchitis, Asth a, Consumption.
etc, permanently and effectually cured.
A few Prominent Testimonials
of Permanent Cures:
Mrs. John McKay,. Kingston, Ont., Catarrh
and Consumptitin.
John McKelvy, Kin gston, Ont., catarrh.
Mrs. A. Hopping, Kingston, Ont., Drench°
Content ti on.
Mr. 311. Scott, Kingston, Ont„ Caterrh, head
and throat. • •
Read W. IL Storey's Original TestimOnial,
Catarrh Throat Cured.
Listen to IV II Storey, Esq., of the firm of
W II Storey & Son, Aoton, GlOve Manufactur-
ers, also President 51tinufacturers' Association
gobet
ofit°a;AadaL
D',y8rox, 215 Yorigh-st.. Toronto,
Dian Sin. -1 ass are you I feel grateful for
the radical cure you have effected in my throat
trouble., and though 1 dislike having my name
appeturin connection With the testimonial bus-
iness, yet, having regard for those "whiri are
similarly affectedas well as having a desire to
recognize the reset ts of Your treatment Intake
a departure in tins case. Prior to my acquaint-
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from rencated attacks of catarrhal sore throat
each sueceeding attack being more prolonged
8.4111 vi °len t than the former. A these times 1
had violent fits of coughing, and would (RS -
charge large cttanhitios of in it co n s Feeling
rtued, I soughmedical skill avail-
able ncludfli
inga flinch -noted Specialisto and
teolr' nimosI everything known to inetheir.e
without experiencing a particle of relief. .Last
spring 1 went to Europe. The change did me
good. but' on my, retilim the old trouble was re-
newed. Seeing you advertised to ViSit this
place, I thought I would consult yon, although
I ConfettS with not ratteh hone Of receiVing any
benefit. However, I was fanorably Impressed
with your cendor. and resolved to give your
treatruent a trial, The sesult, I am happy to
inform yese, is a complete cure, and oho so
merited le its character as to surerise both my
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ieine seemed adapted to my,ease and gave re.
lief. In two moi, I was entirely wellaind have
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seee
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my coo. YoUrs verY
W. It.STOREb'
A atoll, Jan.,16th,1881.
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CARPET&
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We ere 1101V able to show one of
The Grandest Stock of Carpets
TO BE FOUND IN CANADA.
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• 1.14:000Lti'S..• • ORLEMiATED..:
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The Old Established.
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'litiOt• VAS*
One Door South
of Post Office
RAS --
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:---STOOK
Boots
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Sewed work a speoiality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
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UNDERTAB.Eita,
CABINET-MAKER,
Walnut &Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS OP' EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A Complete Stook of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISE.ED CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
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CONTAINS NO
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or any injurious materials.
TORONTO, ONT.
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• CENTRAL
Dug Store
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly 031
My stock of Furniture -hand. Winan's
excelled. •Condition
Powd-,
ers
the best
in the mark-
et 'and alvvays
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
Central Drug Store Exeter:
TAU"I'M
GIVE MR A CALL
s.
Kersey
The Place
TO
Buy Cheap
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bEnterove,ll Mts. *s!snibClitlhitryi,taiVa have
'
'here, g0 to Atridon and enquire '
just finished Washing my tea dishes
borrowed from you this morning,
you where you bought that tea 1
I thought I would walk in and ask
where Dulmage keeps and if you
buy his 50 et. YOUNG HYSON
pay rue back With as good as yeti
TtA., you will smile more than
you have to,mght, for then you can
Mrs. Sensibility. -- Why, look
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U00 TUBS
Butter Wanted
J. atheson,
EXETER NOLTH
Our Stock is Well Assortec4
FOR TUE SEASON'i TRADE.
LOW PRICES STILL :INIAINTAIN,VD
GROCERIES! !•
16 lbs.'osugar $1.00;13 lbs. white sugar, 53
We can't be undersold in Teas from PG
to 75e. per lb.
Boots & Shoes All Styles at Low Prices
& nicely assorted stack of
HAIR OW .A.
FORKS, SCYTHES and GT,41S8 all sieee
(Cheap.) Best Maohine Oil 60e per Gal.
COAL OIL AS LOW AS TTIE LOWEST
IIM A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2,7l7
A oocl suit of ready-made clothing co 46'
Ordered suits got up to. Good Style
Our Dress Good are marked down to,
the LOwest Notch.
COTTON', 20 YARDS voR ONE Douai;
• A House and Lot, also a zeta). for Sale,
Ap Ply to
4,40
30 EN LATiIE SON,