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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-6-7, Page 8INSURANCE+ ' Lfel.0.1", AGE FOR FOR T WESTEBX aSSelleaNCle. OWL NT, of Toronto ; also for the PleeENIX ll teeettleale0 COMPANY, or Loudon, and,the ROYAL OANAOIA.IsT. of Mon- , ard the BUITISIX EMPIRE LIVE AS, ,$B1-04Noia„ oat VA."6, of London, elugleed, established J.847, W880tS OVQX ,I$,000,000 ; 01ftimi and bemuses eaia. over em,000,000, UV 4Z, NEWS,—/re shall behappp to re - 0 t aZi thus, from one par/ of the (.7aunty , items of local nem, such as ac- cidn,t6or any interestin9 incident what- eiyr, from any of oar subscribers or read- cr$ generally for the pmpose of public,. ation. ZI4Je C#otiev THURSDAY, JUNE 7th, 1883: — LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Tun Undersigned would aiwounce to tile, public that he has now on hand one of the best assorted stocks of harness, boots azicl shoes, cee. in town, and would can special attention to his Scotch Collars, Children's Cerriages, & Exprese Waggons, as they are the best in the market, and at enema th suit the tunes. Boot & shoe :re- pairing .promptly attended to. Call and be convinced, C. EAonETm, Exeter. RE -OPENING.. The undexegned de- sires to thenk his many Patrons and Friends for .past favors and to advise them and the public generally that he has opened out for Business in the BOOT & .SHOE line, in Mr. Chas. Eacrett's Har- ness aad Shoe store, Exeter. Boots and shoes made to order, out of the Best Materials, in latest styles and on shortest notice. Also on hand a laege assortment of Men and Wouten's wearing Boots and Shoes of me own make, at verylow prices. Repairing done cheaply, neatly and promptly. A call solicited. ClIA.S. TOM, The Season. Apple trees are now in full blossom, and give promise of a good crop. It is said that the blossoming of apple trees is the true test oi the forwardnese of the season; from which it would seem that spring this year is not so much later than the average as has been supposed -the records of the last eighty years in Ontario givingthe 22nd of May as the average date on which apple blossoms had fully expended. The latest date recorded during eighty years was the 9th of June, in1867 ; the earliest, the 26th of April, in 1878. Scott A.ct Repeal. The Dominion Government has decided to issue forthwith a proclamation declar- ing atan end in those counties where the Scott Act was recently repealed the Order in -Council declaring the Act not in force. This will, therefore, permit the use of li- censes almost at once, it being understood although the time for granting licenses is passed, that Mr. Mowat has made some arrangement to meet the wishes of the aepeopleetifgthe counties who have recently decided M -such an emphatic manner against the Act. — A. Seeley Business. There is nothing like success, and to be successful a business znan should not mis- represent anything he offers to the public This one thing has been the cause of the -success of C. Wu.Son. & Sox the well- known scale manufacturers, of 'Esplanade Street East, Toronto. When taking a leek into the business warehouses our -eyes would strike the name Wassote on the scales in four fifths of all the business places, large or small; and when the question was pot why they used the Wn- so scales in preference to other make, a smile would come over the proprietor's lace, with the reply, because we can always depend on them. The name C. Watsoze & Soer is now well known in foreign countries as well as in Canada. - .Toronto Mail. -Personal. 3Ir. Curry Weeper and family, of Michigan, are visiting friends in town. - Mrs. Stewert of Brockville, who luta beau eisiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Oke, returned home last week. -Mr. Ed. Prout who has been engaged in Hasting's barber shop, here, for some time, left for Park -hill on Monday to take a position in the tonsorial parlors of a Mr. Hodgins. - Miss Maggie McQuarrie of Blyth is visit- ing friends in Exeter. --Miss Fannie Baw- den of Goderich is visiting friends in Exeter. -Rev. G. H. Cobblediek of Galt is M present visiting his parents in town. - W. E. Cartwright, dentist, who has practiced in Exeter for some time, left on Thursday for Wiarton. Mr. Cartwright was a very agreeable gentleman, and Ex. eter's loss will be Wiartoa's gain. --The parts here returned home from Algoma whither they had gone on a fishing tour. They were not very successful, only succeeding in capturing a few of the speckled beauties, The season has been too backward for good fishing. - Many eitizene of Exeter leave for London this morning to hear the Gilmore band coneelet.--Mr. W D. Weekes leaves in a -few weeks for London, England, combin- ing pleasureewith business. The Howe ctrene, The show as styled aboye exhibited here on Tuesday -afternoon and evening. On both ocea,sions the attendance was good, more especially in the evening the testetnong of those axesent in the after noon, as to the superiority of the perform- ance, imbuing all with a desire t� attend the everting entertainment. We were present end must corroborate the expres. slots of the tines generally in stating that the show is up to the mark and truly worthy of the praise given it. It dm not altogether partake of the character- istice of the regularly constituted circus but rather embraces Melly new and. novel feature, suell as the life end habite of the ed men and cow boys of the wild west, the different acts being tette unto life; indeed realistie in every sense. The shooting of the two cow boys was cleverly done and elicited great applause. In turn ethey would shoot a perzrat off the head Of each other, at a range of 10 yards, the sight; being taken at different postures mid from a miniature looking -glass. The wild west show alone is well worth the price of admission ; but besides there fit given a performance of tumbling and acrobatic contortioes of an enterttunieg cli a meter. The early closing movement, recently adopted by many of the smaller towns, bat proven to be b000 rather than a boon to the various places. The anniversary of the Bethesda S. S. go tteill be held on iFriday, June 15th. A enitgewn social and tea meeting will be held Fleet the grounds of Mr. gichard 131ateliford The) Village 001111011 --- Council mot in the towa hall Weduesdo May 30th. AU the inembere present Minuteof last meetiug read foul signed Moeted by T, 31cCel1um, B000nded by T D. Carling that the following accoents b passed and orders eranted for the earn(); Jetties Creech, charity, $1.95; do., 5ec do., 25e; Wm. J_)own, teaming, $6.00; Wm Loeg, labor, e5.00; W. Westcott, labor $3.00; D. Taylor lebor, el.55; E. Bissett stone hammer, $3.00; Geo. Hodgius, labor $13,12; Geo. Cuchnore, labor 62ee; Thos Brock, labor, 92c; John Moorseheed, labor 01.00; Croeker, labor, $1.25; Jno. leoys labor., $1.00; W. Webster, labor, $1.00 Carried. Jebel Mettice waited on the eouncil with a view to having crossing put down in front of hie piece of business ne, Mr. 'lattice, thought it hardly fait for hint to find the lumber and put anvil the crossing himself. It was agreed by the council to pot down crossing provided Mr. Mettice fernished the lumber. Mr. Hardy waited on the council regarding High School matters. He said that the committee hat visited the municipalities Hay, Stephen and Usborne and they were all favorale to the scheme of unitieg with Exeter as a high school district. The clerk was instructed to write the reeves of the above municipalities inviting the councile to attend a meeting to be held in the town ball on June 19th at the hour of ten o'clock to discuss matters pertain- ing to high schools. Tenders were receiv- ed. for delivery of pine lumber from the following parties viz :-A, Secorcl, $11,50 per M. ft., at Goderich; P. D. Bell, $12.00 per M. delivered here; Roes & Taylor, $13.50 per NI., delivered here; Dyer & Howard, $13.25 per 1\1., delivered here. Moved by T. B. Carling seconded by T, McCallum, that in case Mr. Bell's lumber and agreement prove satisfactory to any two members of thecounell that his tendee be accepted. Moved by T. B. Carling, seconded by T. McCallum that the council adjourn to meet Ifondey June 4th. Council met at town hall Monday evg., the 4th inst. All the members present. Alinutee of last meeting read and eon - firmed. -T, B. Carling and T. McCallum were appointed to wait on Messrs. Elliott and Diekson re Mark' Clark's financial affairs. They reported that there was nothing coming to him. Moved by J. Pickard sec. by T. McCallum that Mr. Creech be instructed to procure a plebe for Mark Clark's boy. -Carried. Dr. Rollins and Mr. Pickard were a committ- ee to wait onitir. Bell o.,s to the inspecting of his lumber for side walk north of mare ket. They having inspected the same agreed with Mr. Bell to meet him here on Thursday morning to make the necessary arrangements for purchasing of lumber. Moved. by T. :McCallum and sec. by T, B Carling that the road com- missioner be instructed to put down two culverts on Waterloo street, one on the d south boundary the other at the ash tree f south boundary of Acheson street. ---Car- a lied. Moved. by W. G. Bissett sec. d T. McCallum that we adjourn to meet Monday the llth inst, of le ro ge fie a on an Ex Yea a g gr ha in go iesg Th hed ''ee ous fac De am abo chi 40, To tor rnen cou hay the died pleu A town tan ad et siPCmsvi roai List Exh X'reteet the Bird% The law for the protection of Elena' birds in Ontario is eel thet can be cleared; and if the Provisions could be enforced, our shade trees and groves would grow popelus with our beantiful and sweet voiced native songsters. The eeuerel public ehould coestitete itself into e, vigilance committee, with determination to enforce the penaltiee of the law againet the two great enemies of the birds -the email boy who searches orohard and shade tree for nests to plundee, and tee amateur sports- man who ranges the woods with a gun and bombards everythibg that wean feathers. Both these classes of malefactars, we are informed, are on the war path this seeeon with redoubled •malice, and something should be done to cheolc lavages if our beautiftd native berde are not to be des- troyed off the face of ereation, and the country, given over for a possession to that ruffian in feathers, the English sparrow, which is also doing much in driving the song birds away. , Mr. U. F. Dyer has recivecl alettei the Tecumseh House, London askin to supply frog legs for that Rouse d the summer. Small boys desiring t prove their leisure time will do well terview Mr. D. The Salvation Arroy intend erecti barracks in Exeter at an early They have raised almost oufficient in for the purchase of the land, and hartacks will be erected aucl present the Army. We were pleased to see 111r.1Wm. ins on the streets one day last week. some titne he hes been confined to house °Whig to serious illness. Mr. looks none the worse after his prolo illness. IVIessrs. Snell & W hite have sold t pacing colt which won second mone the four year old class at the Seaf races, to Mr. VVhitely of Seaforth for sum of $350. The colt is a promi beast and. tile price is none too large. The band and several others took outing on Monday afternoon and N Belling. Bell's pond, Klippen, was sel ed and although the fish were scarce good time was spent by the party. Sain'l Gidley caught the largest fish. The married and single men of the t played a game of base -ball on Satur last, at the challenge of the married n Pour innings were played, when the g broke up, the shore standing 17-9 in fa of the young fellows. , Harry Seymoug the young Irishm who arriyed in Exetere some years a and who has since lived here, will le next week for Australia. Harry has b bequeathed to the extent of several tho and dollars by friends in Ireland. The early closing by-law is causio great deal of trouble and expense to ities and towns throughout Ontario, oes not work satisfactorily, and it ortunate that the movement was 1 dopted in Exeter. liven Toronto issatisfied with it, Two gentlemen of Chicago were in to aturclay negotiating for the pureha 1 the Exeter woollen mills. We uncl tend they were not successful, the p rietor, no doubt, not feeling disposed ive his mill for a song. Those farmers who held their wheat a ther cereals for higher prime havesep een disapointed, for during the fis, eek large quantities of grain have con n and good prices have been paid. T robability is that a drop will take pia re long. It is conceded that either Mr. II Doyl Stephen township, or Mr. lered'keKi r, of Crediton, will receive the appoin ent of License Inspector for South H n, under the Crooks Act. Either of th utlemen, we imagine, would fill the o e with acceptance. There is a good chance for some activ ud trusty men to secureNaying work a ce by engaging with Joh% E. Whitney irserymaen Rochester, N: -Y., to sell h 4‘11 arranted nursery sock. e furnishe outfit free, and the work is steady perience not required. 0 The last:meeting of the season of th airest Methodist Sf S. band of hop s held on Friday evg. last. There we ood attendance and a splendid pro am was rendered. The young peopl ve taken much interest in these meet go throughout the whiter. Seyeral of our citizens have been en- ged during the past few days ornament. ' their premises with cedar hedges. ere are a number of very fine evergreen ges in town now and if those already t out" grow, they will be very limner - in after years. he number of domestic cigars menu- tured in Canada is registered in the pertinent of Inland Revenue and ounted last year to 85,587,505, or ut 13 for every man, woman ctncl Id in Canada. Of these, Montreal made 000,000, Hamilton near/y7,000,000, and onto nearly 6,000,000. r. James Fahey, Canada's great ora - and journalist, whom, it will be re- Thereci, joined in the campaign in this nty during the last general election ing addressed the electors of Exeter at demonstration in the sk-ating rink, at Toronto on Satueday last of ro-pneumonia. Aged 38 years. gentleman who has been in every ill Canada ---a married man -while ding upon the street the other day, e the remark that there were more ty girls in Exeter than in any town in ada, according to the size. The girls not feel elated, as the above expres- has been repeatedly made for years. e have received a eopy of the Prize just issued for the tenth Industrial ibition, which. is to be, lield et Toreeete the Ifi'ili to the t2t4ia' of September , from g him tering o . inn to in ng a date. oney the ed to Roll - For ' the story aged heir y in orth tbe sing .; £1,T1 vent ect- ' 111 r. oevn day ame v or go, aye, een us - g the It is lot 18 wn se er- TO. to nd ot st se he ce e, t. u- f - Brevities. The nut crop is not at all promising. This season's clip of wool is beginning to come`into market, Mr. Geo. Sanders has purchased a new piano for his daughters. Sheep -killing by dogs still goes on thro' out the townships. Work on the tower of the Trivitt Mem. oriel church has been commenced. Farmers report fall wheat as improved, and spring crops looking excellent. °It is said that the strawberry crop will be very short and late this year. The London conference of the Meth. church convened at London yesterday. The military camp will be held in Strat- ford, instead of London, as customary, Mr. G. Sanders and daughters are in Detroit spending a few days with friends. Mr. James Willis of the Exeter lumber yard makes an announcemeut in this issue. The County Council met Tuesday. The Reeve anti Deputy -Reeve are in atten- dance. C. Quintal, of Montreal, was in town last week, and purchased a number of first-class horses, Meadows look good, and the indications are that there will be a good crop of hay. A sharp, active, intelligent boy wanted to learn the printing. Apply at Times office. Another letter from our friend, Mr. G. A. Stacey, appears in another column. It is a description of the voyage. The Huron Sabbath school convent:on will be held in Exeter on the 19th and 20th June, A large attendance is expected. Messrs. Thomas Cornish and JaMeS Garland, of Exeter, left on Tuesday for the scene of their childhood -England. Mr. John liavekshaw's Tommy Burk, won let money hi the four year old class at the Seaforth races. He is the coming trotting horse of Ontario, Mr. G. lee Dyer has sold his residence on Gidley street to Mr- Geo. Davis for a good sum. The property is conveniently situated. Mr. Henry Francis of I:reborn% left yesterday for Popleur Point, Manitoba, to visit hie son Byron and inspect the coun- try. He will be absent several months, It is current in church circles, that, while one of the Methodist ministers, Dr. Pas- coe, is to leave, the Rev. Mr. Graham is likely alto to be stationed elsewhere. Last week we omitted to mention the 100 amateur race in connection with the sports on May 24th. Mr. Will Folland Y1 s -inner,;ma i. esrauntreeeofid. ' It is currently reported that a couple n1 weddings will take place here shortly, in which some of the prominent citizens will take a part. The Canadian Order of Foresters were here from Hensell on the 24th instead of the Independent order ' as mentioned in our report of the celehretion. 13ert, Shipley, operator at the station, is off duty for a feev weeks. We understand he is on business of importance, having in view the taking unto himself of a life - partner next litho treas tit a drop ft oh re tr. prom apar for s Tur, farm Messradr s. Joseph Gould, lIantell, V. e RatZ Stephen, and Wm. Elatchforcl Us. youn borne, left EXeter for the old country, a ns Tuceday. They will be absent several So th months 13on voyage gentlemen. all a Mr, James T. Johns, epecial reaneger of wher the Howe shows, which were exhibited rn ho're Tuesda,y, gave us a friendly eall. Rose He is a Journalist, late of the Ottawa Free PL'OfiS, and at one time manager and the director of the Toronto World, and again ente editor oi the Margnette Review, Portage drive La Prairie, Man. fie is a gentleman in roun not make a sueeese of the work which he the true sense of the evord, and if he mu- s tindertaken no other needs attempt. }±1111tEldr lle Mr. Johns is Well know ie newspaper 8130 r eircles, and his name beillg cotenectecl with four the shows is sufficient guerantee as to Well their high Character. are . It is ver3r neatly gotten up, with graphed covers and appropriateMas- ons. Any of our readers who may e copy can readily obtain one by ping a post card to Mr. H. J. Rill, Secretary, at Toronto. The prospects he succees of this year's show are very ising, and the Directors have set t more than 'usually large amoont pedal attractions. e-ee-eas r. R. Armstrong, lot 5, con, 10, n berry, is making a pond on his for trout. le win cover I of an , arid be expects ttl have 1,000 g trott it' it this year, There is thrill spring in ,the pond at one end et all he has to do 10 to bank it up round and put in wire flatting o the water escapes. e five.yeareolcl daughter or Mr. B. nbargO' of BlanShard, was playing m yardof her father's reeidende other afternoon, when a horse red the Berne and she undertook to it aut. The aninoal in turning d struck out furiously with both feet and struck the little girl on ight temple; indenting the elcull. emitted 111100113010U8 for twenty - hours,, Lint as laet report Was doing and /some hopes of her recovery Orr entertained. c 0 NStnelle re° le' V (Balm Au old physteiam, retired teem practice, baeleg Iladpiaeedgi his Lands by au Bast Indian missionary tbe formula of simple vegetablo remedy for the speedy and porma- Lent cure of Oonsamption, Bronchitis, Oa- Jarrh, Aothina and all throat and lung affootious, also poeitive and radical euro foe Nervous Debility anthill Nervous Com. platote, ;tithe having teeted its wonderful curative powers in thousands ofeases, bas felt it Ric duty to =Ikea known to his sufferina. fellows., Aetuated by tido motive and a C13811:0 to relieve hum an Wafering, I 'ma send free of (thane, to all who oesirelr, this recipe, in German, French or lenglisie, with full dinetione for preparing and using. Sent by inail by addressmg w ith stances. aallliag this paper. W. A ,I,l'oxias 149 Power Block ncehester N W•011,1•0•1114111.14.14•41•1411101.1•AWYZMAINA*101.111MONIMICIIM•in.M.0 AgentsWanted Immediately GoOD WAG:88. STEADY Walla.. R L. HERRICK, & Co., - Nurserymen, inualetrolie et. Y. For Sale. Threofirst-class farms -100 acres each -Lon. don Road, within one mile of Exeter. Apply to ELLIOT & ELLIOT, Solieitoes, &o., Exeter. Poultry for Sale Choice birds for sale, Light 'Bramah, Slaok Loghorns, White Leghorns. A few Blaok Leg- horn and White Leghorn eggs, $1.50 and 52.00 per sitting. O., A. 11X.Iii).1VIAIT, Exeter. Strayed. Came into the premises of the undersigned. 5th 0011. 01 1Tsborne, on or about May lst,-5 heifers, one red and two spotted. Any person proving property and paying expenses may lhanile v: the auniniisi011. HUNTER. Exeter P.0 FOR SERVICE. Shorthorn bull, "Prince Albert," winner of first prize four years in eueoession at Western fair London and equally suocessful as a stook getter. Also an imported Berkshire 13oar, 'Real Briton," (488) winner of first prize at Toronto. Ontario Provincial and Quebec Pro- vincial Exhibitions 8n1880. Terms -Bun $10 Boar $4, a limited number of grades at 53 and $2 respectively. Choice Barks for sale. 11. &W. I). SMITH, on the Lake Road,aclioining Exeter, Ifay P. 0. 2 mos. TpARM FOR SALE. -The un - 1. dersigned offersfoil sale his farm, being lot 15. con. 5, township of tisborne, two miles and a half from ,Exeter,100 acres, about 85 acres cleared and ill first class state of cultivation, the remainder bush, in whic]i there is some very valuable oat and black ash rail timber; the tarra is also well .feneed and drained; there are upon the premises, a first class brick dwelling Louse, with first class cellars, two good barns; two never failing Hermes an d one first 015 55 orchard. Forpartioulars apply nn the premises, to THOMAS SRIF12E, Exeter P, 0. Ont. BILLE ''S POWDERED .Y E - 99 PER CENT PUREST, STRONGEST, 'BEST. Ready for use in any quantity. 'or making Soap, Softening Water, Disin- tooting, and a hundred other uses. A can equals 20 pounds Sal Soda. ,Sold by all Grocers and Druggists, W. GILLETT, • TOSONTO AND 011IGAGO. A. MOLT. Call on G. A. H. for Groceries " Teas " Spices " Dashwood flour "Potty Hams ana Bacon Smoking tobacco a five cent piece with every. 3 plugs. '• I e_ When I say Cu net I do not mean merely to Stop them for a time, and then have them re- turn again. I bizarr. A RADICAL CURL I have made the disease of ricis EP/LE2nrir or PALLING SICKNESS, I CURE FITS Ante long stud. wArtrufaT my remedy to Ounz the wore eases. Because others have failed' s no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send at once for a treatise and aFrtino BOTT7,11 Of my Isramartrat REMEDY. Give Express and Pest Office. It ;oats you nothing zor a, trial, and it will cure you. Address • Dr. if, G. ROOT. 87 Yonge Ste Toronto, Oat, H INTERCOLONT.A.1.1 RAILWAY OF CANADA: The Royal Mail, Passenger and Oreight Route between Canada & Great Britain and direct route between the west end all points on the:Lower St Lawrence and Bale cles Cala- leur,also New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, P. E. Island Cape Breton, And Newfoundland. Now 'lila ologantmaifot sioopingmudDay Chat tun on through Express trains, PaSsengersforlareat Britain or fhe Conti t18btb43leaVfg Toronto at 8.30 a. in train Thuri4diiy Will :join outward mail steainee ateitalinvg a, 311, Saturday, f!hiperior alovator warehouse and Dock no- comrnodatub'uat Italifitx for the shipment of grain and general morehand if30. Years cif exnerience have provodth e minus- aerate/et iii conetectIon with steamship lines to and from toncem, Liyorpool and Glasgow to Halifax, to be tb elquickest reight route between cn dada a ncl Great Britain. Intern:tattoo as to Passenger and Freight rates dant() had on application to BOB BRT V,1VIO0OSE # Wo3tern Vroight &Passenger Agent 03 Rossin House 131oek,York St. Toronto or to E. KING,. 33,1,orritlonit, ,27 Sparks -at,, Ottawa Chief Stmerintendent. Ba bray Ofillee, Moncton, 1I Mardi' 26, '88: xeter Lumber Yard opeutwoo.a...r.emmismoreauommeausea..riwr• The Underslned wishes to inforth the public in general that im keeps , —constantly in stook - All Kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL DRESSED OR UNDRESSED. Bell Stuff, Flooring, Siding, dressed -inch, inch -and -a -quarter, ineh-and-a , half and two inch. Sash Doors Blinds Mouldings and all Finishing Materiel, largest stock, cOk,LaEnSd Aa t Si oPwEeas tiAp iLi. eT:Y8.. -sOlol irk' nlieetsi tAi o nt challenged,' The bet and the All dressed lumber thoroughly seasoned, and roady for use, No shrinkage assured. A call will bear out the above. TM?, OLD EST.ABLISEED. !uoraKi.o.utommia.A....00megm.rwavampromar, Jas. 'Willis Main-st. As41111k tr, SE LT ld'97111!7 THE MOST EFFICIENT Morning Laxative Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient. N.Y., and Druggists everywhere Mrs. Bissett and Miss Welsh beg to in- form the public that they are opening out Sold by Tarrant & co., Dress -Making! business, and can he found on tho corner of William and Giciley streets. HOW to Mak Dressneekiug do no all the Latest O 1141550115 on Fancy Work given. --Stamping E 7. Styles. . a specialty. Orders promptly attend- - ed to. A, eall solicited. ------- ----- Go and see Doupe & Co's New Spring Goods. See their Prints, their Cottons, their Ginghams, their Dress -Goods, their Shirtings, their Pantings, their Suitings, their Tweeds, Their Laces Their Milli n ery. Bought for Spot Cash from the best house and managed by a Practical Milliner, of Twelve Years' experience. SEE OUR OUR GOODS, SEE OTJR PRICES And you will be convinced that you can save from 10 to 20 PER CENT. By buying goods from 'us. Highest micas pities paid for Butter and Eggs. House and Lots for Sale Cheap., J. DOUBE & Co, Spring '88 Saniwoli richrd Are now showing full lines of Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Merveleaux, and in all the infest fashionable colon. Also a fine assortment of Black Silks, including the special make. Durable,war. r anted not ts cord. 4/so a fine assortnzent Laces, Em,broidery Bead TT ininliing .Gloves, Ilos- lery, o. Our stock is complete in everydepartment and will be sold at hard -time prices. A Great Tunable In Prices -I -AT THE - Cheap Store, Crediton -IN- Dry-Goods, Boots & Shoes, Felt and Straw liats (about 400 to select from.) FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND. New Goods arriving every week, and prices to suit Hard Times. • The highest price for any quantity of 3B -utter & Eggs. J. MITCUEL Cheap Store Crecii on IP And examine Senior's Show- Window where you will see some firstelase pho- tos, equal to any City Work. THERE ! DID I NOT TELL YOU SO ! And you eau rely upon getting value for your money everytime. Cabinet Photographs $3 a dozen. $1.50 FOR CARDS. He also has a fine line of Photo Frames and Mats, at Right Prices. PICTURE FRAME MOULDING IN ALL STYLES. 4M -ea/. - and - &WW1 JOSEPH SENIOR, Opposite H. Spackman's Tinshop, CARLING'S BLOCK Visitors to Exeter Would do well to call and inspect OUR MAGAUFICENT STOCK OF DRESS -GOODS One of the Newest, Cheapeot (.45 Best Stocks in town. Black and Colored Cashmeres, Blacktand Colored Silks and Satins, Colored Plushes, Melton Clothe, Jersey Cloaks, Black Dress Materials and Mourning Goode, Woollen shawls and Fascinators, in all Colors, and prices, Also a fine range of Staples. Finn lines of gloves in Kid, Cloth and Jersey. xxosxmil..-sr GooD A.ssonTmENT .AND EXTRA CHEAP. Gents' Furnishings.—Fine Display in Hats, Tie, Bracer!, White and Colored Handkerchiefs, Shirts and Drawers, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds', Overcoatings, Pantings & Suitinge4 PA.NTS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LA.TEST STYLES AND at Tun • LOWEST PRICES, ROOTS AND SHOES.—A very large consigment just received, of the. Very best styles and quality, in Ladies', (lents' and Children's. .It• CALL AND INSPECT, IT WILL NOT COST ANYTHING. A full line of Glassware and Crook- ery-ware always on hand. Our Crooery Dopartitient is Cozapisto, Batter, Eggs and all kinds of Produce taken in exchange, and the very highest price paid. A CALL SOLICITED. CARLING, Main-st., Exeter.