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THURSDAY, JULY 19th 188$.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Tun Und ersigned would announce to
the public that he has now on hand. one of
the best assorted stocks of harness, boots
and shoes, &c. in town, and would eall
special attention to his Scotch Collars,
Children's Carriages, Fe Express Waggons,
AS they are the best in the' market, and at
prices to suit the tunes. Boot & shoe re-
pairing pramptly attended to.; Call and
be convinced. C. Ramuerr, Exeter.
Moolc out for Them,
Counterfeit $5 notes on the Bmik of
British North America itre being eirenla-
ted in Toronto. Several of these notes
have been recently presented at toe
counters of the Bank of British,' North
Amex ice. aud the imperial Bank.'Every,
one of these notes, so far, has been stamp.:
eel according to the regulations of th5,
Dominion Government :as being .'coniatet
felt, and will not he re -issued. The
public is warned to look out fr. eoluiter'
feit notes on the Bank of &Weil North
America.
Shows.
Fall Shows will be held this season ai
follows : South Huron, at Seaforth, on
Monday and Tuesday, September 17th
and 18th ; Clinton, on'W ednesday, Thoes-
day and Friday, September 19th, 20th and.
21st ; Exeter, on Monday and Tuesday,
Octobee 1st mid 2nd ; Proderich, On Tues-
day, Wednesday, ThursdaY and Friday,
October 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th ; Toronto,
from the 10th to the 22nd of September ;
t he Provincial at Kingston from the 10th
to the 15th of September ; the Western,
at London. from the 20t1to the 29th of
September. The dates of othersin which
our readers are interested will be given “S
soon as they are ascertained.
Election of Officers.
At the last regular nieetina of Curt
Exeter No. 123, 1. 0. F half on Friday
evening, the 13t1 inst., the following
officers, who had 1,een previously elected,
were installed by 0 D Bro. L. H. Dick-
son, viz :--
C. R., Bro. James Clarke
V. C. R. " Geo. W. Holman.
R. S. " S. Westaway.
F. S. " A. G. Dyer
"J. J. Pickard.
" J'intes Down
" J. A. Rollins, M. D.
" J ames Gould
" Geo. Anderson
C.
0, Phy.
S. W.
J. W.
S. B. 'YR. N. Rowe.
J. B. " David Mill
A. Scc'y. " t. Eaurett.
Personal.
The Rev S. F. Robinson, rector. of
Exeter, has returned home and occupied
his acctistomed place in the pulpit of
Christ Church on Sunday last The rev-
erend aentleman informs us that His
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Hon. Charles Robinson, . announced to
preach here on Sunday, was unable to do
so, having contracted a severe cold and
from the effects of which he was compell–
ed. to remain indoors.—Mr. Hegnander
has returned from Montreal.—Several of
the Liman "lights" were in town during
the week.—Mr. William McKay and wife
of Exeter, are visiting in the neighborhood.
of Goderioh.—The Misses Colley of St.
Marys, were visiting friends in Ushorne,
last week. - -Mr. 3. W. Green, of the
Parkhill Gazette, has sent us a report ,f
the 12th July celebration; in that place !
but as we than a representative present
our confrere's report cannot be used. We
• thank him, nevertheless, for his kindness..
Several citizens are away holidaying.—
Mr M M Rosebrugh, manager of the
telephone lines in Toronto, and a former
resident of Exeter, is at present visiting
friends" here.—Mrs D Spicer is visiting
at Hanover. --Mr James Atkinson is lying
- ill with inflammation of the. bowels. –Mr
W May, of the Parkhill High School
is spending vacation with friends in this
neighborhood
Council Notes.
The council met byorder of the reeve,
at the town hall, Exeter, I lth July, 1888.
All present. The minutes of the previoes
meeting were read andcontirmed. Moved
by T B Carling. sec. by 3 Pickard, that
.3 dozen pails be procured for the nse of
the Fire. department —Carried. Two
ladders to be ordered from Mr. A, Cottle.
The road inspector was instructed to
grade and gravel the street at north of
Memorial church.—It was resolved that
the clerk ask for tenders for nails per keg.
Piper to be supplied with necessaries
by the sanitary inspeetor with necessary
medaine until further orders ; not to ex-.
eeed $5, on motion of T B Carling sec by
J. Pickard, The clerk reported. $505.43
required by the county for county pur-
poses. The constable to dispose of all the
saleable articles belonging to Mark Clarke
(with his, Clarke's, consent) and apply
the proceeds to his sustenance. A com-
munication from the Board of Health,
recommending a plank bottom in the
drain on Ann street for, say 300 feet from
Hawkshaw's hotel, was read and laid
over until a fature meeting, on motion of
T B Carling seconded by T E McCallum,
MOverl by T H MeCallurn seConded by W
G Bissett that tide council adjourn for
two weeks —Carried.
The fare from Exeter to Sarnia o
eivin holiday, will be $1 round trip.
Several eorrespondence were received
as we went to press, too late for this issue:
The nnmber of births, deaths and mar-
riages registered from 1st Jannery to let
July lit the township of Stephen, are as
follows. ;---Births, 64, deaths 22, marriages
22 C. PROUTY.
Yeetaday, (Wednesday) while Wm.
Cornish of Usborne was helping to enload
hay on the farm of Mr Isaac Harness, 2nd,
con Ilsborne, the scaffolding 0,11 WhiCh the
Oar Is run, gave way, the or and. fork
Ailing ripen his bead crating a deep and
;ugly gash. It was a very narrow escape,
ifiterri serious: injury ot death,
z;41*Tarfrr2._.-notoryt,rstimulsrorrrmasatavetwetwekavat=cazemstgars.rmwttweseevor.amapareto
nrovitres,
Mr,
V. Armstrong, teaoher, of Par,
iS spending yaoation in Exeter,
Dr, Rollins has eonnected his house
and office with telephone.
"Gerdie," the itinerant hat cleaner,
is i1.1 town. '
A ease of typhoid fever is reported
in towfl.
The raspberry prop promises to bo
Prolitie. The season has just opened,
Tho street waterer is yery assiduous
in his efforts to keep the streets damp.
The stone is being deliYered for the
new bridge, the erection of which will
be coMmenced at once.
Mr, Jas. Oke, ;of Exeter; shipped
frinp Cliaton. station, on Monday,.a' ear
lOad of Cattle .bought ,of Stanbury of
London Road; Stanley.
We are glad to notice that steps 'are
being taken towards having the open
drain that crossesimain-st. considerably
improved by a new plank bottom:
On Friday last While Mr. Will Poll -
and. was exercising, he sprained his
ankle sericitsly, and as a consequence.
was housed for a few days
The Weather has been somewhat
warmduring the week, the ram absent-
ing itself, somewhat to the deterior-
ation of the later crops which liacl given
signs a yielding well.
While handling goods the other morn-
ing a heavy box fell on Mr. 'Richard
Farmer's leg, injuring it severely, and.
from the effects of which he was confin-
ed to the hails° for a time.
On Sunday last while Mr. Thos. and
Mr. John Shut ,i were driving to church,
their horse stumbled while descending
a hill, the consequences being a pair of
broken shafts.
• The Canadian Press Association have
this year chosen an all rail excursion
te Portland and Boston. It is thought
'that many will avail themselves of the
outing.
The reeve has been pleased to pro-
claim Friday, August 17th, as civic
holiday for Exeter. The only attrac-
tion as yet on dit is the excursion to
Sarnia
SoMe private and confidential letters
have been shown us, adyertising the
sale of counterfeit American greenbacks.
The address is H. Howard, Hoboken P.
0., New Jersey, U. S.
The posts for the telephone line have
been erected as far south as Lupan,
and ere ninny weeks the wire will have
been strung and the system in full
operation.
According to the New Era, Clinton
is favored with more than her share of
&ad beats. Of several old residents
recently left, it says they did not pay
thole way, and people who had dealings
with them rue that they were not on
the c. o. d. principle.
It may be interesting to many of his
frieads in Exeter to know that W. C.
Manning has left Cleveland and gone
to Omaha, Neb., in which place he will
reside for at least one year. We wish
W. C. every success, as he is deserv-
ing of such.
The base ball match on Tuesday evg.
between clubs of the north and. south.
of the town, resulted in a tie of eleven
runs each at the sixth innings. These
social games between the two ends
would be more appreciated were less
foul language used,
While Mr. Dan Wood, of Wood Bros.
was enlarging the watering place for
the cattle, on their farm on lake road;
cn Monday, he exhumed a pair of
antlers which measure over four feet:
They must have been buried for years
as the species of deer of which the
above are rhe remains have been extinct
hereabouts for centuries.
Constable Gill on. Friday last, upon
instructions from authorities in Sarnia,
arrested a man named McKenzie, upon
a charge, we are told, of supposed im-
plication in uttering counterfeit money.
Saturday he was taken to London thence
to Sarnia where., he will, possibly, be
exam in ed.
It is announced that the Ontario Gov-
ernment will shortly cancel all the
commissions Of those police magistrates
in counties where the Seat Act has
been defeated, it having been "under•
stood at the outset that their official
relations would. terminate in case the
Act was repealed.
The driving mare belonging to the
TlarBs has almost fully recovered. from
the serious injuries sustained some
months ago'while endeavoring to jump
over a four foot gate. Her case was a
bad one, having had several punctiiree
made in her abdomen, and it was
thought the beast would not rally.
She is now being .driven regularly.
On Friday last it team of ball tossers
was hurriedly got together and bent on
a' days spurt drove, to Hensall to play
the b. b. club of that place. For the
first few innings the Exeter boys white-
washed the Hensallites, but,becoming
careless by over -confidence allowed the
Hensall club overtake and defeat thein
by a score of 16714, with one innings
to Spare.
A couple of the mdst ardent sp,orts
of Exeter betook themselves to the
swamp on Friday each astride an equine
itt quest of the unwary fox. For a
time they made splendid headway, but
owing, to the roughness of the country
and the uncommonly high fences, they
were finallyunable to Bob along so
serenely, and after exhausting them-
selves and horses returned home empty
bagged. •
Chief Gill, of Exeter, last 'week
arrested Benjamin McKenzie, an alle,ge
ed member of the Johnson gang of
'Counterfeiters. McKenZie has been up
areund Sault Ste. Marie "shoving the
queer," it is said, and returned to his
home in Exeter a few weeks ago. He
Was taken to London, and handed over
to Government Deteetive O'Leary, who
removed hint to Sarnia for trial'.
The twelfth of July dawned Very itis
auspieiously, but, notWithstanding the
brethren of this neighborhood with-
stood the' storm, and m large numbers
went to Parkhill where the day WA8
royally eelebrated, the weather in the
afternoon turning out as fine fta &Mid
be &Sired, They returned early with
it pleasing glow upon their faces, indi-
cative of having spent 4 pleasant day
in the lively little town of Parkhill;
and speak highly of the treatment and
accommodation accorded them by 'the
brethren and eitizens generally of
ParkhilL
The D. P. R. have issued a Second
editonof their "Canadian'Pacifie Prim,7
er," itt whieh they set forth the simmer
tours On the line. The -Work is fully
illustrated,. furnished with several maps,
and the explanatory letter -press Matter
is ample and interesting. '
The Attention of oer Subscribers' is
reSpectfidly called to .the address labels
on their papers, to see that the dates
thereon are oorrect and right. To be
correct date' shonld show the time up to
which the subscription is paid ; to be
right no date should. indicate an arrear-
age. We will be pleased ,at the .earhest
nitiniation to attend to the former, and.
trust such .of oar subscribers as have Oc-
casion will not delay in attending to the
A. lady and her daughter returning
from Forest to London boarded the
wrong train at the pressing Saturday
evening, and were brought to ..EXoter.
They had. to remain here until Monday
morning. The lady throws the burden
,of the blame on the conductor, as she
says he did not mil their tickets at all,
oe he should have done; and they, dis-
eovering their error, might have got on
the :southern bound train' at Centralia
and thus reached London that evening.
A' town subscriber wants to, k no w
Why the Proceedings of the school
beard ard 'not mblialied or if that bod
,
StrIliti THEY corpm.—Anotber bankrupt
atoek from the eity , of St, Thomas, has
been received at Brederiek's bankrupt
store, hlactor ; mid those goods will be
• opened out or Wednesday, and the g set
sale will eenamence oa TharAday, jrd y 19,
Mad ciontinue for ton dayil. T.IiiS is at mag-
mfieent stock of beatitifal goods, and is
one of the best stooks the sebscriber „has
OVOr offered for .sale .in etook
a splendid assortment of colored and black
silks, end a shake lot of dress goods,
velvets,, (to, Ltu, • Pall and see the stock.
Ib %+411 do you , trouble to ebony
goods, The last chewed, as the sUbsoribee
has to vacate the store ; end in, order to
make a clean sweep ,goods wiil bo ollered
at a great. sae:nice. Eig bargains will be
given. All must bp veld. Store is one
dem. north of the nowtown nal
If)tor, July, 18S8. • I W Broderiek,
P ; Country werehants woubl do well
to call end seeure job bole. ,
,CONSUMPTION SURELY 01/RED,
To run EDVXOU
Please infurm your readers that nave a
positiee remedy for the above named dis-
ease. By its timely uee thousands of
hopeless liens have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two bottlee
of my remed3 num to *MY of your readers
who have consumptinn if they will send
Me their Exmess aud P.. 0,, address.
Respectfully, Da. A. SLOCUM,
rioronto, Ont. 37 'Yong° st; eet.
SIM
convenes at all? He says he is interest Languor,
Headache,
' Constipation
Removed bY
Tarrant,f.
Seltzer Aperient.
ed in what is done by the board and
wishes to see the minutes in print.
We °en give subscriber no Mformaion
other than that we have not heard of
meetingsince Tannery, nor are we
aware of any business having been
transacted by said board If th c-
retary does not choose to hand ns the
minutes, he will, at least, oblige us by
letting Us know of the meetings and
we shall send a reporter.
While driving through the Country
on Sunday, to what point we ehall not
Mention, Mr., John Shute came upon
a couple of dogs killing sheep in the
vicinity of theboundary between Us -
borne and Hibbert, Mr. Shute, being
posseeSed, of considerable presence of
mind did not disturb , the doge but
reported his discovery to a farmerin
the neighborhood, who at mice set to
work to discover the owner of the dogs,
and found him. The sheep belonged
to Mr. Andrew Stewart. Mr. Shute's
conduct in 'thus going to the trbuble
of informing the community as to the
fate of the sheep was -highly commend-
ed by all. Mr.' S has had ;Several of
his flock killed by dogs, and knows boiv
to sympathize with others in a like
position. •
The Brandon Sun contains the follow-
ing :—"Mr."L. Hardy. at one time
reeve cf.Exeter, chat ; arrived in the
city- on Friday last, on his way to Vir-
den, Man. Mr. Hardy expressed him-
self as being well pleased :with ltlanito-
oa, and more than pleased with Bran
don. He says that the farmers in
On-
tario are waiting the result of the
present crop, and if it is anything
nearly as good as that of „lastyear an
influx of immigration/may be looked
for from that part./ Mr. Hardy has a
farm \a short distance from Virden."
Our friend, Mr. Hardy, need not worry
about the crops in Ontario, as the out-
look at present is unprecedently prom-
ising. In some instances the, yield • of
fall wheat, it is estimated, will be from
35 to 40 bushels to the acre.
Quoit pitching is the popular. pastime
with the elderly and youngd men of
Exeter. Alinost nightly matches are
gotten up and .some good pitching is
done. The match, thus -far, of the
season'and one in which considerable
interest was centred, took place on
Saturday evening, between clubs of the
north and south ends, on the grounds
near the Metropolitan. The contest -
ems wore: north end, H. Levett, A.
Davie, G. Anderson and W. }Trading;
south end: N. D. Hurdon, J. Elliot,
T. Oke and Fred Collins. They were
paired off as follows: , Elliot; 8; Oke, 5-
13. Hurdmi, 3; Collins, 6-9. Davis,
7; Anderson, 14-21. Levett, 13; Har-
ding, 9-22; resulting totally in a score.
of 43-22 in favor of the north end club
Some very good . pitching was One by
the north end club, as well as by the
south end, the latter, having had but
very little practice this season.
Mr. Thos. Carder, of Rutland, Vt.;'
who is spending a few weeks in this
neighborhood reports having it good
time, Canada beinta far superior,
with respect to beauty and .progressive-
nees, than .he had any conception. of.
Mr. Carder has visited the lake, and
various other points of interest and says
he will have a. long and entertaining
story to tell the Yanks in his neighbor-
hood, on his return home. He says he
never felt so much at home, continually
meeting scores of his countrymen, and
many persons of his native town. Mr.
Carder will remain here for some weeks
longer and expects to have the -pleasure
of "writing up the country" for
Rutland papers, in order that people
in the Eastern States may be made
aware of the fact that Canada is the
finest country on the continent. We
feel confident that Mr. Carder will do
us .justice.
A couple of old residents of this neigh-
borhood have passed away during the
week in the persons of Mr. Robt Howard
of Exeter and Mr John Harness of Hay,
the former of cancer in the under lip, the
latter of infirmity. Both were highly res-
pected: Mr 1:lowarcl resided in Usborne
township for some time previous to his
coining to Exeter many years ago: He
was father of jellies, William and Edward
Howard, of Exeter ; and has besides very
many connections here:
6-04-4-4
A cowboy walked into the bank of La
Junta, at Outchinson, It 1.30 o'clock Sat-
urday afteenoon, and covering cashier
Phillips with a revolver, ordered hirn to
drop all the funds of the bank into a bag
he placed on the counter, • The cashier
Complied with alacrity, and the daring
robber at once mounted his horse and tis -
caped. The aliment of the loss le estim-
ated at from t16,000 to $28,000. There
is no clue,
For Scrofula, Impoverished
Blood and General Debility.
Seat's. Etiirtsiem qf end Liver, and Appo-
phosphites, hag no equal in the whole
realm ol medicine. teed the following ; 'I
gave Seott's Emulsion tomy own child fOr
Scrofula, and the effect was ri,arvellotte."-
0. F. Gray, lud,, rut
up id 50s. aud ti size,
Sold by Tarrant & Co, N.Y.,
and Druggists everywhere.
"c.VA \TTED rrive intelligent me-
• ehanies ,fifteen clerks
thirtyf tamers, fir teen teachers, male or female,
and a numberof oreachers or Christian work-
ers. From $60 to 8200 per month for bright,
capable persons. Only those open forpositions
and are bona fide ap.olioants will be' answered.
Write fully. '1'. S. LINSCOTT, BRANTFORD.
TO A.DVERTISERS.—Lowest Rates for
advertising in 1000 good newspapers
sent free. Address GEO. P. ROWELL Sc CO.,
10 Spruce St,, N. Y.
For Sale.
Three first-class farms— -I 00 acres each—Lon.
don Road, within one mile of Exeter.
Apply to ELLIOT A: ELLIOT,
Solicitors, &c., Exeter.
To Let.
STATION HOTEL TO LET, Easy Terms.
Apply to the undersigned.
June 14.— I. CARLING.
For Sale.
A good farm for sale oneasy terms
lot 32 eon 2, township of Usborne, 100 acres,
&sod buildings and fences, wellundordrained
convenient to churches and school. Apply
to „Elliot (5.: Elliot , barristers, or John Vrick,
Exeter.
Farm for bale.
Ninety acres, being lot 0, con. 4, in the town-
ship of Stephen, six miles from Exeter. SO
acres cleared ; balance in bush. 8011 is first-
elass. Good brick house, two barns, orchard,
two wells and springs. Well fenced and every-
thing handy. Will be sold che, -dv . Apply on
the premises.
ERASE. EVANS,
June 14. CRRDITON, P. 0,
1:TIARM FOR SALE.—The un-
dersigned offers fort sale his farm,
being lot 14. con, 5, township of "Osborne,
two miles and u half from Exeter,100 acres,
about 85 acres clearea and in first class state
of cultivation, the remainder bush, in which
there is some very valuable oak and black
ash tail timber; the farra is also well fenced
and drained; there are upon the premises.
a first class brick dwelling house, with Lint
class cellars, two good barns; two never
failing springs and one first cis ss orchard.
For particulars apply an the premis es, to
THOMAS SHIITE.
Exeter P. 0. Ont.
EITEL
Call on G. A. H. for Groceries
I It Teas
Spices
" Dashwood flour
"Petty Hams and
Bacon
Smoking tobacco a
five cent piece with every 3 plugs.
LI.
TS
POWDERED
E
- 99 PER CENT
PUREST, STRONCEST, BEST.
Heady for Use in any quantity. For
snaking Soap, Softening Water, Disin-
fecting, and a hundred other nses.
A can equals 20 pounds Sal Soda.
'Sold by all Grocers and Druggists,
;W. GILLETT, TORONTO ,AND °MUM.
THE
INTERCOLONIA.1.1
RAILWAY
OF CANADA,
-----
The direct route between the west and
points ou the lower St. Lawrence and Pale
de Chaleur, Province of Quebec, also for
New Prunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward
and Cape Breton Islands, Newfoundland and
St. Pierre.
All the popular summer sea bathing and
fishing resorts are along this line,
New and elegant Buffet Sleeping andbay
Cara run on through Express trains, be-
tween Montreal, Halifax and St. John.
Canadian .European Mail and
Passenger Route.
Bassengersfonetreitt Britain or4lie
trent by leaving Montreal oil Thursday, will
join outward malisteamer at timouski
tho same evening. -
The attention of s1njpers it dirootod to
the Superior fecilitiee offered by tine ratite
for transport of flour and general inerehan-
dize intended for the tastert Provinces and
Newfoundland, also for shipments of grain
and' produce intended for the Eluropean
market.
Tickets maybe obtained and all informa-,
bleu about the route, freight and passenger
retail oh application to
14011E11T tiponin,
Western Freight &Passenger Agent
,98itriln tiostesafeek,Ydritt. TOoonto
D. POTTINGElt,
Chief Stiperlittendent.,
11 ailWa, Office, Moncton, l B, Pilardh 25, '88
...V,W.....nP=a,...aqcruanoavNmrsnator.
The Undersigned wishes to inform the pnblie in general that ho keeps
—constantly in, stock:—
AU .kinds of BUILDINQ IVIAT
El-31AL I
DRESSED OR UNDRES$BD,••
Bell Stuff, Flooring, Siding, clressecl--inch, tuelf-and-a-quarter, iuch-and-a
half and two inch. Sash Doors, Blinds, Mouldings and all Finuct isinMaterial,
Lath, Sze.
SHINGLES A SPEOIALTY.--Competition challent,ted., The best andthe
largest stock, and at lowest prices. Shingles A 1. ,
4.11 dressed lumber thoroughly seasoned and ready for Ilse. No shrinkage
assured. A call will bear out the above.
THE OLD ESTAI3LISHED.
Jas.
illis Main-st
AgentsWanted Immediately
GOOD WAGES, STEADY NI''onk.,
R. L. 'HERRICK, & Co, • Nurserymen,
101ITON, N. Y.
Bow te Make
N E
Go and see Doupe tte Co's New Spring
Goods. See their Prints, their Cottons,
their Ginghams, their; Drees -Goods, their
Shirtings, their Pantings, their Suitings,
their Twoeds,
Their Laces
Their Millinery.
Bought for Spot Cash from the best house
and managed by a Practical Milliner,
of Twelve Years' experienee.
SEE OUR GOODS,
SEE OUR PRICES
And yon will be convinced that you can
save from
10 to 20 PER CENT.
By bnying goods from us. Highest plices
„prices paid for Butter and Eggs.
House and Lots for Sale Cheap.
J. DO CT.PE & Co,
Spring '88
Samwell Pickartl
Are now showing full lines of Dress
Goods, Silks, _Satins, Marveleaux, and in
all the most fashionable colors.
Also a fine assortment of Black Silks,
including the special make. Durable,war-
ranted not ts cord.
ills° a fine assortmont
Laces, Embroidery
Bead Trimm,in,g
Gloves, Bos-
iery, c.
Our stock is complete in everydepartment
and will be sold at hard -time prices.
Dress
Mrs. Bissett and Miss Welsh beg to in-
form the public that they are opening out
business, and nen be fouud on the corner
of William and Gidley streets,
Dress -making done in all the Latest
Styles.
Lessons on Fancy Work given.—Stamping
a specialty. Orders promptly attend-
ed to. A call solicited.
A Great Tumble
In Prices!
—AT THE—
Cheap Store, Crediton
Dry -Goods, Boots c't Shoes, Felt and Straw
bats (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
Butter & Eggs.
1/47% MITONELL,
Cheap Store Crediton
Tic Vrt
And examine Senior's Show Window
where you will see some &stolen pho-
tos, equal to any City Work.
THERE ! BID I NOT TELL 7011 SO !
And you can 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.
— and —
Seetts
JOSEPH SENIOR,
0.pposite H. Spackman's Tinshop,
AIMING'S
Visitors to Exeter
—Would do well to call and inspect
OUMAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS -GOODS
One of the Newest, Cheapest & Best Stocks in town.
Black and Colored Cashmeres. Black and Colored Silks and Satins,
Colored ?lushes. geglkon Cloths, Jersey Cloaks, Black Dress Materials
and Mourning CiiScids, Woollen shawls and Fascinators, hi all Colors,
and prices,
Also a fine range of Staples. Fine lines of gloves iu Kid, Cloth and
Jersey.
NOSIEItY
GOOD ASSORTMENT AND .EXTRA ("HEAP.
Gents' Furnishings.—Fine Display in Hats, Ties, Braces, Whitiv and
Colored Handkerchiefs, Shirts and Drawers. .1
Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, Overooatings, Pantings & Suitiings.
PANTS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES AND at THE
LOWEST PRICES.
BOOTS AND SHOES,—A very large oonsignieui jusfrebeived, of the
very best styles and quality, in Ladies', Gents and Children's,
CALL AND INSPEOT, IT WILI,1 NOT'COST ANYTHING.
A full line of Glassware and °kook-
ery-ware always on hand.
Our Croeery Department is Com,plete.
Baiter, Eggs and all kinds Of Produce taken in exchange, nta she
very highest price old.
a CALL SOLICITED.
1. CARLING, Mainmst., Exeter