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For the Finest Spok ud Clieapeet
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Fine ASsart
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work sent to
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•Spectacles of all sizes td suit all sights
Atr a1 oiioitoU.
C. Itk3 IOTT Maid AC IT
LEGAL.
'1f H. 1)ICKSOIN, Barrister, Soli-
. ' • :alter ef Supreme Court,Nothry Public
Clonveyaneez Commiseioner, &c. Money to
Loan. -
OD:mein Fansou's Block, Exeter,
RkL aoLLIiNs,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc,,
31:XETER " ONT.
OfficeSaraiwell'sBloek Hall's, old office,)
A RMOUR W. FOlti),
SOlioito't ill the Supreme. Court of Ontario,
Conveyancer Commissioneri &e &c Special
attention given to the collection of erlaims in
the United. States: Patents procuredi, money
to Joan at lowest rates. Odice 01101th ,Rouse
Block St Marys Ont.
ELLIOT Sz; ELLIOT, "
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Conveyancers &c, &c.
r---,,Nrooey to noau at Lowest Rates of
interest.
OFFICE. - MAIN- STREET, EXETER.
B. V. ELLIOT. J. ELLIOT.
DENTAL.
• ti L. BILLING'S,
-Li. •
DMMSTIST,
OFFICE : °Coe ovrEiums Bank
Nitrous Oxide Gas for Painless Extraction.
1K1,NSMAN,DENTI$T,L.D.S
lifunwell's Block, Main-st, Exeter,
„Extracts Teeth without pain,
by giving Vegetable Vapor. Gold
Pilings amtall other dental
work the beet possible. Goes
to Zunron on last Thursday in
each monthr
MEDICAL
LUTZ, D. IVI.,
• Officeathieresiclence Exeter
W. B.LIOWNI1sIG M. D.,
. P.S,GraduateVictoriattniversity.Offiee
1,11direSideECO,D031:111i0ELAbOraIM v. Exe bor
DR. B.YNDMAN, coroner for the
1." County of Huron. Office, opposite Mr.
. Carling's store,Exeter.
TAR. J. A. ROLLIN b, M.0. P..S
0. Office, Main S...0xeter,Ont.11esiden
oe haus erecently,occupied by P. Mabillips,
Esq.
ATJCTIONEERS•
HENI-tY EILBER, Licensed Auc-
tionoor for Eay,Stephen, and McGilli-
uaY:Townshipst. seies c ductecl at moderate
rates. Office—At,Post-oirteesarediton,Ont.
TOHN GILt Auctioneer for the
Townships of Stephen, Nay and Usborne
ancl the Village of Exeter, All sales promptly
attended, aucr satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arxanged at this °Ewe.
VETERINARY.
Tennent & Tennent
VETERINARY STJR4.x..t.,UNS,
-
Graduates of the Ontario Veterinary- College.
, .
:Deegan : One a oor South of Town Halle. ,
MONEY TO LOAN. •
ONE./ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6i
per cent, S25,000 'Private Funds, Bost
Loaning Companies represented. •
L.II, DICKSON,
Barrister. Exeter,
INSIIBANCE. •
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"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHEIRE THEY MAY."
VOL. XVI. NO, 5.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCT; 4th
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1888,
401IN WHITE & $01tts
tibitsher e and Proprtetpis
sonirawroriamusaa
1/larket Square
eneral Store
The uudersigned would infoina the pub-
lic that he has just received his ,
SPRING STOCK
• —INCLUDING—
A full line of Dry -Goode, Elate & Caps, and
Crockery, Boots and Sham
`Those wishing anything in my line will
find it to their advantage to oall and in
spect nay goode and prices.
Highest prices paid for But-
• ter and Eggs and all
kinds Of produce.
J. P. Ross.
To Let.
STATION HOTEL 'TO LET,Easy Terms.
Apply to the undersigned.
June 14.— I. CARLING-.
For Sale.
Threefirst-class farins-100 acres each—Lon.
den Road, within one mile of Exeter.
Apply to ELLIOT & ELLIOT.
• Solicitors, &c., Exeter.
To Rent,
One hundrel acres in 90i cone Blanshard,
excellent soil, and in good cultivation. dry
rolling land, well watered by spring creek.
Large barns and comfortable house. 13 acres
summerfallow. Liberal terms to good tenant.
Apply to ROBERT BOSIS
St. Maryy P. 0.
• H'E WAT'ERLOO„ :Art! ruAL
-IL FLEE INSURANCE CO..
Ilretablishrid in 1,063'. ";
• I1e40 OFFICE - ONT.,
This comr.any has been c-i.irer.,E3.ghteen.
srettre in successful operation in esadsterii On-
tariortndcontinues to insure against:toss or
damage by laireaBuilclingS,MorehrtudiserMan-
ulamtori es And el1 other deseriptionsefetaisue-
•a lei e property . Intending indlIrOt13 13 aye' the'
option of insuring on the, Preiniura,Note or
• Cash,Systond,. • ';,"
During the past ten,1yeare this, CoMpany
has issued 57,030 Policieb.0,overineproporty
tlasramount of:540,8701038 ;ealcImaid inter:fa;
'etralb.nese0e,75e,00 ' *. • ,
AssetS, artera,10,0.00,, consistiedgetif 'Cash
Buunk, Government DenositAnt th un ass;
ssed eremiuniNotesoillenaadamajn lorce. 3,.•
W Wastinsas M D. Peosiactet. c , TA,yno0,,
• Secretary. 3.13. Hoontis,Inspecter. CHAS,
Afontear:qtxoteraliMicinitv, •
The Great
• A sucoessAdIVIedicine need over
• 30 years m thousands of casee.
Cures Spermat,on.hea, Nervous
Weakness, Emissions Impotency
and all diseases eause'd by abuse,
fekroarl indiscretion, or over-exertionParritn1
Six packages GUartintced to Core/010 aii others
Fail. Ask your Druggist for'!)*e Oreattngnek.
prexercirnD
on, talce O-• tqlbstitute. One package
SI. Si:re $5, by mail. Writelor Pamphlet A ddiese
Ffiurelett, Chemical Co., Detroit, lallehe
ar er
NO SON' g 131.1
A. l-lasting;s,
Shaving and Hair cutting in the lafost,stylos
of the art.
vary attention paid t '°Uttin .
Ladies'ana 0 hilciren',
For Sale.
Brick residence and two lots on Gidley-st.
Good house containing seven roome,two
kitchen, pantry, wash room and cellar. Also
a good stable, and fruits in the garden. The
property will be sold cheap as the proprietor
is giving up house-keeipng. Apply' on the
premises.
RICHARD ILANDFORD. sr.
Well Digging.
The undersigned wishes to inform the nub-
ile that he is now engaged in well digging.
He will dig, brick up and bore 25 feet for
; 25 cents raise on every additional ten
feet. Atrial solicited.
TflOS. SMALE. Eliniville P. 0.
ithQ, Fall Show.
, The thirty-eighth Animal fall exhibition
of the Stephen and reborn() townships
Agl Society, was held in ,Ieter on Men -
day and Tuesday. The praviede week had
been rough and wet, and it was expected
that the weather would have °Mined down
and brightened before fair days ; but it
continued inolement, Monday opening
stormy indeed, while Tueeday dawned in-
auspiciously. Thus the seacess of our fair
was marred. Thoge who visited the town
came late and went home early, the threat-
ening weather compelling themselves to do
so. Considering the ladveree ciecumstan-
cos the exhibits were good and while not as
large as on former occasions, every depart-
ment was represented. In the hall, tho',
the exhibits fell short, members conveni-
ent to the town being the only ones repre-
sented'. Among the most creditable , dis.
plhye of the indoors department, those of
Messrs Biesett Bros. awl Mr 11. Muir of the
Exeter Woollen. mill, were conspicuous,
the former having a fine range of stoves,
tinware and copperware, the latter an ex-
cellent • assortment of tweeds, flannels,
blankets, &c, an exhibit in fact which
would have done credit to the most pre-
tentious factory in Canada. Mr. Muir's
enterpriee is commendabie, and as will be
seen by the prize list hie efforts have been
rewarded. Unlike others who have exhib-
ited in his line, he manufactures all ho ex-
hibits, and does not choose to take credit
for articles not his own make. The cover-
lets which adorned the walls gave the visi-
tors a good idea of Mr. Muir's ability in
his special line.
The outside exhibits were larger than
might have been expected. Local poultry
fanciers, as well as those of Lucan, filled
that class up creditably. In cattle, there
were many thoro'breds and grades. Messrs.
Smith Bros. and Tilos Russell being pres-
ent with their herds. - Hogs and sheep
were poorly represented, while the horse
ring, which is usually the centre of attrac-
tiou, was well filled in the various classes.
In many cases the Judges found goat clif.
ficulty in awarding prizes, especially in
'ounger stock. Taking the fair altogether
it was a comparative success, and had not
the weather proved inclement its success
would have been great. Among the dis-
tinguished visitors were Meesrs. T Cough-
lin end Jas Trow, 31. P's, and AIC13 Bish-
op, M. P. P. The following is a list of the
succeeeful exhibitors:— r
HORSES—Imported heavy • draught. -
Brood mare, D McInnis, Jas Sanders Semi
Smilie; foal Jas Sander, Satn'l D
McInnis; filly 2 years 01(1, Jno Span -ow, D
Medley 2nd and 3rd; team I -Bowerman.
Canadiandraught—Beth:el -mere, eliebert
McDonald", John teock; ,Simon: ,Gentipbell;
foal, John Essay, Hy Collins, Simon
Campbell; filly.or gelding 3 yrs "old; John
Hawkins, A Archibald; filly or gelihng, 2
yrs old. G 31 Shoults, John Caldwell, Jno
Hawkins; filly or gelding 1 ye old, Benj
Pyle, M Maguire;. stallion 1 year old Semi
McCoy; ;draught team, Francis Coleman,
Geo Spearin, Gavin Ross. - Agricultural
and General rPurpoze—Brood snare, Wm
Cornith, Alex McEwen, Wm Essery; foal,
Wm Taylor, Robb Pringle, Robt Hobkirk
filly or gelding ,3 yrs old, D IVIcEwen, Jas
Moir, 11^bt McAllistere filly or gelding 2
years old, A Brethour, Robt McAllister, J
McGregor; filly or gelding, 1 yr old, Hugh
Norris, Benj Pyle, Robt llobltirk;• •stallion
1 yr old, Goo Coward; agricultural team,
Jas Crawford, Jas Hackuey, J MeGrefor.
Carriage—Fcial, Wm, Bagshaw; filly ' or
geldiug 3 yrs old, Leo fleeter; filly or
gelding, 1 year old, Sawl Rolm, Jas
son; stallion 1 yr old, W B idleLoau; single
carriage horse, Thos Bissett sr., Jas , San,
dere. Roadsters—Brood mare. Jas Oke,
Alex Buchanan, Jas Oka ;' feel, Win
Page, Alex 13uchanan, John Ponbale; filly
or gelding, 3 yre old, Jun Sparrow, •James
Gould, Wm -Rollins ; filly or gelding 2
yrs old, W B McLean, Alex Ingrain, Alex
13richenan ; "filly or gelding 1 yr old, Sam'!
Sanders, Sani'l Pyrn, Alex Buchanan ;
team of rocaleters, T Slcinner, Thos Bissett
sr., Leo Hunter ; sinelo roziclster, TBiesett,
sr., John MoNevin, T Handford ; saaclle
Wine, ,liobt Creery, W J Carliug ; pair
roadstels, speed, style and value considered ,
Thee ,Bissett, sr., T Skinner ; single road -
store, speed, style and value cameidered,
Thos Bissett, ere Jno,Snell.
QATTLE--COW, •
Tho. Bussell. lst aucl,
and 3rd '• heifer, 2 yrs old, II and D
Smith ; heifer, 1 yr old. John Hooper, lst
and and, H & W Smith '• heifer' cell,
a de SV D Sitaith, let and and, :Leo Hunter
bull. calf, Thos Russell, H &'W D Smith ;
herd, Tilos Russell, II dt VV D Smith ;
°Gracie-- 0ow, Jae Pieltard, Jno I -deeper,
L Hunter ; heifer 2 yrs alO, Jno Hooper,
ist arid 2110, •Jaa Pickard ; heifer, 1 year '
pld, Wm Weetcatt, let and 2,a, ,Too„
Mis8 Turlley
is prepared to do all kinds of dress and mantle
making in, the latest fashions. Cutting and
,fitting a specialty. Next door to Southcott's
tailor shoo
Our Specific ho, 23 permanently restore s
EXHAUSTED VITALITY, LO ST MANHOOD
and 0 ENPIDAL DEBILITY when ath er treat-
ment fails . Send 0 cot ts in stamps for our
Treatise an d DireetiOn s for bottle cure. TO-
RONTO MEDICINE, Co., 313 Spadine AVG., To-
ronto, (nit. '
LONDON, ONT. .
The,OPENING. of the, Forest city Business
College on Sept. g. was 25 PER CENT. IN AD-
VANGerefany previous year. FACULTY has
b een.Streng th en ed1 11110 Spitting Capacity in-
creased to accornmodate 1.63 student's.
• , „
ADDRE88 WESTREVELT & YORK.
t1141.1-, 11,11m Worits
The subscriber woild respectfully announce
to the public that he has now on hand a large
stock of the varione kinds' of wooden pumps ;
and thathe hes ad( od facilities, by which ho
can supply ordeead work on the very- shortest
n otice.
BIS PUMPS ART:WELL AND EAVORABLY KNOWN,
AND iteamian So tAtqm G HERE.
Well -digging for „fifty cents a foot for 30
feet, e5 cents for every.exta•ft ten feet.
• -A call solieited. • ,
• GEO. CUDIVIORE,
Exeter, July. -188B. ": , Huron Street.
I, ,
OF. CANAD.A.
The diveet route betweeu the west and ell
points 00 the loevee St. Lawrence and Salo
clo Oltaleur, Peovinen af Quebec, also for•.
New Bruin:wick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward
• and 0 ape 13 r ton Isidode. Newfoundland and
St, Pierre. .
All the popular emir:nor sea Seething 'mad
. 11 ehing reeovts are along tin§ lino,
New and elegant Defect Sleeeang andlaity
Ceas ruin on through Express trains, be-
tWoon MouirtcalFlalifax and St. John,
uanaIJin..11Dur opean 11ai1 and
Paissenwer _Horde ,
. • •
1?a,seengees,forsGreet meanie °rule coheir
tientibyleaving Montrearon Thitteclay, will
join outwavd mail steamer at Itimousici
tbh some eveeiltgae
'The attention 01 sbippors is direeted "-to
• the superfor-fanilities" afeerea bythis Tout°
for trateport of flour, and genoyal -morthan-
dime intended for flits Eastern Provin6es and
NOWORIA1111ftlf oleo for tillipments of emits
a,nd proclueti iuttlinleci Ter the Iltiropean
market, • •
Tickets molar) obtained and all Infornact-
tiou abett the r oute, freight and passenger
etttee on application tte
1101111R1713. ler:Screen, "
Western Freight &Passenger Agent
0311:evil» House Blook,Yotk St. Tort:into
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' , • oniot stpOontondati.
SWITC}IUS IVTADE Tb ODE llailwaY Offlees Moncton N 13, Match 05, ais
11 FIowaed ; any variety coating, Wm Mc-
Leod ; langehans, W Folland 'ist and 2nd ;
°adored dorkings, Wm McLeod let And 2nd;
any other variety dorkings, Wm Folland ;
black -breasted red games WM McLeod; W
Carling ; any other variety game Win
McLeod let and 2a3 ; silver hamburge,
Wm McLeod, .1' Piceard ; golden pencill-
ed hanaburgs J J Pickard; black hamberge
E Howard, Wm McLeod; WO 13 polands,
E Howard,; any other variety polauds, W
McLeod ; 'White leghorns E
Spicer : pair brown lognorns, Win MeLemi
W Folland; black Spaiiish,'J j'Pieltard, A
MOB/aerson ; black minoreas, Ed -Howard,
A Hyndmatt ; black Jayne; Ed lioward;
Nyandottes, W J Carling, Ed aawata.;,
Ez.or variety geese, 124 Hunter; Pekin ducks,
WIn MaLeod. 3 J Pickard; Ayleebury
ducks, Wm McLeod.; any other variety of
ducks, Wm McLeod, Geo Davie ; any vari-
ety bantams, Bissett Bros 1stLind 2nd
i;
collection of pigeons; D Spcer ;
singing
birds win Sweet. Birds Bred in 1888.—
Pair light brahmee Jas Down ;' dark brae.
mas 3 J Pickard 1st and and. • Plynibuth
delta Ecl Howard, his Down ; pair 1 ang-
sheets Wm McLeod; colored. dorkings, Wm
McLeod let and 2n0pat' B red games Die -
sett Boos, Wm'MeLeod any other variety
game WM McLeod, Bissett 13ros ,• golden
spangled homburgs Wm McLeod ; silver
spangled hamburgs 3 .1 Pickard lst & 2nd;
• golden pencilled hamburgs J J Piekard let
and 2nd ; black hamburg() Wra McLeod, A
McPherson •, any other variety polands.
MCLeod lst and 2ncl ; white leghorna,
V7ne,Folland ; brown leghorne Win Fol.
ldnti,MVIc Lood ; black Spanish J J Pickard
2ucl ; black minoreas, Ea Howard;
black Javas Ed Howard.' lst and 2nd;
wyandottes 110 Howatd, D Spiesr,e, any
vedety geese L Heater; Peitin 'OAS; J J
Pickard, Wm MoLeod ; Aylesbitry ducks,
HA Switzer, Wm :McLeod : any other va-
riety (Woke, Geo Davis. SPECIAL,—Light
brehmas Ed Howard; dark brat:Imes, J J
Pickard; Laugshans W Folland; 13 B red
games 13issett Bros ; auy variety gaines,
Wm McLeod ; S S Hamby:cm 3 3 Pick-
ard; G S Hamburg Wm McLeod ; G P
Hamburg JJ Pickard; black haraburg E
Howard ; W C 13 Polauds 1.1 Howard.
White or Brown Leghorns W Folland ;
black leghorns Geo Hyndman ; black Span-
ish J J Piekard ; Plymouth rocks Wm Mc'
Leod ; black minorces• E Howard ; black
Javas E Howard; Wyeanlottes E Howard;
Malays Al Bissett : Ducks JJ Pickard.
IMPLENENTS,—Patent axle Wagon James
Down: top buggy I Handford lst and'2nd;
Portland cutter Colwill di Beverley, James
Down; piano boxcutter E• Handford, Jos
Down ; sett heavy bob sleighs Jos Down,
Wm McLeod; iron beam plow W H Veri-
ty & Son lst and 2nd ; wooden plow W
II Verity & Son 1st and 2nd ;. horse shoes,
I Handfordelq.an4nd ; horse hetes W H
Verity & Son ; eulkey plow W EC Verity -de
Son lst ca-21id , • two horse cultivator W
e
Smith lst and 2n0 ; gang plow W H Veri-
ty & Son, Patterson Bros; *iron harrows,
Saan'l Buckingham ; roller W H Verity Sr
Son ; horse bay rake G A Massey, J W
Smith ; binder Patterson Bros. Massey
lalfrx Co ; single mower Massey Mfg Coe
PattersonBros ; grain seed drill 3 W
Smith, Patterson Bros ; ,purnp, Swallow
Bros, John Leonherdt. Engels. -- Bob-
eleigh Jas Down ; clothes dryer Coferburn
& Son. s
GRAIN8 AND SEED8---F1111 wheat, white,
• Robt Pringle, A 'Johnston, Samuel Peart ;
red fall wheat, Jos Hudson, Leo Minter,
A Brethour ; any other variety, Smell
Peart, Sated Rtmdle ; 6 rowed barley, jos
Jas Gould ; large oats, A Johnston,
4 retbour ; •Oomtuon °Ate, Robt McAllis-
thr; Arch Hoclg,ert ; black oats, A prethou'r
Jos liaison ; large peas. Wm Dearing
'Rebt "McAllister ; semi! pea.
, Wm Camp-
bell, Arch flodgert ; timothy seed, Arch
Hodgert, A. Johnston ; flax Fated as Snell
Arch liodgert ; merchants' flciur, Jas Pick-
ard ; beaus, Jas Sanders, Thos Rowe, Wm
Balkwille clover seed. Alex Tugrann
Peale. •
'• floneminereiten PILIDLIOT8-AxPLES-11011T
• Varieties -winter apples; John Copeland,
habit Mcdorde four varieties fall apples,
Tno Copelend, Jno 'Allison ; collectien of
pples, Jno Copeland, Jon Allison ; five
Rhode Island Greenings, Tilos Cedinore,
Geo Lowe ; Northern spies, J T Westcott,
Geo Lowe ; Roxboro ressete, Jas Hodgson,
Motet MeCtord ; Spitzenbergs, Tilos) Cud".
"mere, Wm Jackell ; Go Nott,
Nett,
dohn Copeland; Westfield's seek-no-fneth-
er, Geo Lowe, Dyer & liciWard ; snow tip-
ples, Benj Case, Wm 13alkWill; fall pippins
Jas Ford, Jno Allison; dolverts, E., Spanks
man, John Copeland; king tompkins, Thee
Outliner°, Jes Ford • Alexander's, 13 V El-
liott, Ely Collins; Cnada red, jas Snell,
John Copeland ; swear, Jos ' Airth, John
Allaron ; Itibeton pippins,*13 V, Elliot, John
•Oceieland ;" Wagnov, jno' Alliscee,
Pherison; long orange or red carrots, James
Sanders, John Smallacombe; White Belgian
carrots, Wm, 13alkwill, Jas Pielcard; In-
dian oorn, Wm 13alkwill, Thos Welsh;
water melons, A Johnston; musk melons,
A Johnston; cauliflower, A Johnston, Tas
Newcombe; red onions, Goo, Motts, Wm.
l)earing; white or yellow ouions, Geo,
Motts, Viral Dearing; tomatoes, Jos Down,
A Johnston; celery Jas Creech, W Foliated;
citrons, A Brethour, Win 13alkwill; pare -
nips, Saru'l Martin, Joseph Bawden; corn,
,Tas Sweet, Rowe & Andrews; Nantes chrot
jno Sinallacombe, W Follat3,0; squaelt, A.
Johnston, Dr. 'Lutz; pumpkin!, Jno Dal -
bridge, Thos Snell. . '
DAIRY PRODUCE -174'A lb's butter suffi-
ciently salted, A Brethour, Robt Bell, Jas
Cooper; five the butthr without salt; Tames
Cooper, P Andrew, Alex Buonanan; fifty
lbs salt butter in tub private, Alex 13a -
°honer), E Williams, Wm Jeckell; cheese
factory made 50 lbs, Thos Rowe; cheese,
private made 15 lbs, Win Bagshaw, nos
Rowe, A Dougall;
MesureeTuaes—Woollen hotne made
quilt, Geo. Nott, Wm Cooper; domestic
cloth, A Johnston, Robb Muir; flannel, all
wool, Robt Muir, Geo Nett; blankets, all
wool, A Johnston, D McEwen; satiuett,
Robt Muir, lat and 2nd; woollen yarn,
Robt muir let and 2n0; Dom wool cotton
A Johnston, lst and 2n0; factory made
quilt Robt Muff, lst and and; factory
tweeds, Itobt Muir, Geo Nett; factory flan-
nel. Alex Ingrain, Geo Nett; factory
blankets, Robt lVEuir, let and 2nd; set
single harness, John Treble, Jacob Ta s -
tor; set double harness, John Treble. Jacob
Taylor; ventilator, Biesett Bros; asst stoves
Bissett Brosecured ham, Jae Tom; thee&
pieces coppei'dwork, Biseett 13'roatdetssert-
mept tin work,' Bissett Bros.; sewing Ma-
chine, Geo Vickers; organ, D W "Kern; set
of parlor lurniture, Rowe & A.uclvews; set of
bed room furniture, Rowe & Andrews;
panel door, Dyer ca Howard; stuffed birds
stuffed since 1867, A McPherson ; ornamen-
tal plaster work. Wm Howard.
Frete ARTS.—Water color drawing, Alex
McDonald lst and 2n0 : painting in oil. D
Mill, lst and 2nd ; pencil sketch, Dr Brow-
ning ; collection of photographs, Jos Sem
ior : hair dresser's- work, E H Fish.
Faowens,-3 varieties verbenas, in pots,
Joh a Smallacoathe ; fuschias, 3 ve.rietiee,
Hy Kerslake : geraniums, 3 varieties, John
Smallacombe; collection of flowers in pots
Wm Snell.
C At 6v ti J 1
Hoover ; heifer calf, Alex Ingram let and talteddy ; best seeming apples, Juo Copeland
Pud, Jas, Pickard ; steer 2 yeare old, John
Hooper Thee Hawking Jno Willis'• steer
1 yam. old, John :Hooper Thee Hiewhins,;
fat ex. or, steer Rich Davie 1 st & 200,4 fat
cow, Snell Bros.'Rich Davis, Thos •Shama
ton ; fat heifer. Biala Davis, E Williams,
2nd and 3:0 ; herd 5 shipping stem, Rich
DAVi13 1st and 2h0. Jereey—Cow, Geo
Samwell, let and 2nd ; heifer, 2 years old
;Geo. Barnwell,
Sneer —Leicestev, jno Penhalo swept
everything, taking seven prize's, Shrop-
shire D owner-4tged, r am , II.A,Switer, Wm
Cooper shartivi' ig ram Jno Do»ca,n Wm
Cooper, 2ndfafi4,3ed ; ram lamb, -11 Swit-
zer, Jas ClOopet; 300 Duncan • pair ewes,
J/10 DU iSt and 2n0, Jas Cooper ;
Pan", ellearlings, John Denten, lat MA 2nd,
11 A Switeir ; pair eteelambsefoo•Duncan
Wird Cooper, .Jno Sweet. , Any other breed
ewes, Jas Pickard• 1st and 2n0 ;
pair sheaeling ewes ;dim) Pickard ; pair 'owe
lambs Jas Pickard ; pr let , men Jim Pen -
Ji ale, Win Cooper, ,
Pma—Large er medium—Aged boar, P
D Coersoy ; boar litterea, in 1868, le D
Coursey 110 and 2nd ; aged sow 13n
j SOW littered in 1888 aos Bs.wdert, P
D Coursey. Suffolks-*--jno Lcunbardt took
all iho prizes in this Class, eight in all.
Berkshire—Aged boar, 131) Com sey, Rich
Delbridgc.; boar littered itt 1228.
Coursey, Rich Delbridgo aged sow, Rich
Delbridge ; sow littered in 1888, . Rich
Delleridge, let and 2n0.
Isorrany.--tight brahruas, E HOWIlrd,
jag Down ; dark brain:tins, 3 3; Pielarri lst
Wni • Jackell ; S way zie- Porn iii leris,•• John
Allieem Jut) COpelanct. • SieftitAdneri-
con golden reeset. SA9 FOId ';'Etglit11.1:g0111-'
eu russet, Alex BUchenaria Cayuga; • red'
streak, Rieh ; Maiden blush Sarni'
Bundle. "" , '
' P11,1.118—TAir-varitiesNviiitou'ilears, T
Weriteott, Jae .1.51c1thed ; tWol Verrietiece fall
penes, Dr Lutz' ; 13.Flenalahheautiee,- John
.Nowcorribe Thos 13rock ;'Duchses Angonl-
Thos Ouchnore, Sanauel Randle ;
•0Iapp'e favorite, .Robt, Spicer ; Sheldons,
Alm( leteEveen; Jno Newcombe"; . Louis,
Benned jersey, Wm Sweet; J`no Newcombe.
„ Pauets--ticenbOtd, Jae '
GRAPES, nm,-1)olaware, Jos Diller; Jne
Smallaeornbe ; I-lartford Profilla, 'John
Andereon ; Concord, Dr. Lutt,'John An-
derson; Rewire No 10, lel ,Placrett ; llogers
No 4 john' Anderemie ithje vatietYej
crabs huy veriety, E Sr aeltmert, II°.
Perth ; drawford *pea:3116S A Johnston ;
1ibyal Ceorgo poaches ,A joinislon ; any
other variety, ,Jes Dillot;' 'collection. ,of
• canned fruit John 'Willis Win Snell
rsTnewrAnra.68-;-tarly 1'0SO potatoes,' jas
Snell, Arch kr,oeigert; Beauty of Hebron,
Jas Snell,'Al 13issett; tato Bose .petatoee,
P Andrew, ' lathes Iiirtin 'Early 'Vermont
Thos Brock; Snowflake, Sas jaines
°recoil; Brownell's Beauty, Wm. Campbell;
&II other vitrio0, James Snell, W Folland;
wintet tabbage, rjoher. ,Newc,oinhe, Jas
Sweet. blood bNIts Thos Snell Wni Dear-
ing; long inangolas, d'ncr Yes •-•1nell
lobe inangolas, felaItinfta Alex Ingrain;
0 ode. turtips, D Mataniie, Vscht Balkwill;
and ; Plyntotilh roebs, Win 141sLood# early horn aerrete, Sae Sancleta, A, Ma.
05 LowEns— s En t3,, e es, o m
Smallacombe ; petunias, six varieties, juo
Smallacombe ; zennias Jno Smallacombe.
Lames' Woex.--Home-made bread, Robt
Pringle, Robt Bell, Alex Bechanan ; patch-
ed quilt hand made, Geo Nett, A Johnston
Rich Glanville ; raised quilt, Geo Nott,
Bissett Bros. ; tatting, Geo 'Nett, Wm
• Sveeet, Jas Tom; crochet work,, Jas Tom,
P AncirewdJas Hodgson ; embraidery in
silk velvet or satin, A Brethour embreid,
cry in crape or chenille, Geo Nett, A Sohn
sten ; embroidery in worsted, 1st and 2n0,
' not known, A Johnston; braiding, S Ho-
garth, Geo Nett, A Johnston ; faney knit-
ting, Jas Tom, Geo Nett. Jas Hodgson ;
woollen socks, Geo Nutt, A Johnston ; wool-
en. stockings, Geo Nett, A Johnston ; wool-
en mitts, Jas Tom, Geo Nott 2n0 and 3r0 ;
woollen gloves, Jas Tam, Relit McAllister ;
wax flowers, Geo Nott, wax fruit, Geo Nett;
honey in comb, S Hogarth e honey in jar,
5 3 lingiirth, A Johnston ; Mae work, Jae
Tom, A Johneton '• Berlin wool work, Goo
Nett, McEwen ; Feather flowers, George
Nat ; shell work, Alex McEweu, W Swen.-
ertou ; hookedl mats, J T Westoott, George
Nott, Jas Cooper; hair flowers, D. lacEtven:
genVe shirt, plain breaet home made, 0
Hogarth, S J liogarth, Geo Nett ; collec-
tion home made wines, John Willis James
Tom, 5 Hogarth ; rag carpet, John. Hor-
ton, John F.rayne, A, Brethour ; jog cabin
quilt, Geo Nott, A. Johnston knitted quilt
11A Switzer, A. 13rethour, Jas Hodgson ;
baker's bread, 3 H. Northcott.
Ezra:le—Oil painting on satin, Ales. Me
Donald ; Kensiugton painting, Rev Mrs
Fife ; painting on cnoleakin Rev Mrs Fife:;
nafficiug stool alma. ptg,) D Mill ; Berlin
wool raised work; A Johnston ; darned net
tidy, A Bretheur- tufted quilt D McElwee;
-crazy' quilt Rich 'Glauville.
The Mc)Isoris: Batik
(011.AlirrEitI6D Bydree aLTANK.NT,IeS5j
Paid tip 011,1)1t111 a•S000,e0
Reet Puma , .1, ., 875,00
WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, 13er1,,
Giareuet KANAGNao
20 branch..t)MQ,A,S'ill ])onxinion., A genclea
in tho DonernIbia 15. S.A. ana. Europe, • a
e f
Exeter 13ranon,
Open every bervf ill day, from10 is. m. to 3 p, m
SATURDadt'S, 10 a, am to 1 p.m.
3 Per Ceut.tler min um, allowed for- money on
Deposit Reconate and Servings hank.
C. I)NOVAN,
Manager.
isesserseeseeest=caliaareaseeszaaaawirarameamosmiimmormi
'ROUND THE COUNTRY.
3y Onr Own Correspondents,
ZOT30.11.
Wm. McKee, of 13roneon Line, has die -
posed of hie farm to Mr. Justus Mellick, a
neighbor for a good figure.
Pnitsoxere—Miss Baird of Parkhill ar-
rived Saturday evg., at Mr. D. Steinbach's
with whom she is engaged to take cherge
of the millinery department this fall,
Ladies; wait for a grand opening to take
place in a few weeks.
lareara,-.4
1)astwooct.
Beinrs.—Very rainy weather.—Snow
fell here last Saturday. --Mrs. Woodhall
and daughters of Foveet, were the guests of
Mr. Hall last week.—Mr. Charles Hart-
leib, our respected waggon maker, is ina
low condition with typhoid. !fryer- It is to
be hoped he rimy soon recover. People
should see that their outhouses and. yards
are in a clean ooudition. One or two other
cases is reported in this section.—Messrs. .
Eidt aucl Hartleib have just made a large
shipment of flour to Montreal. Theyear
getting ready another large one for Hi
fax.
Hensall.
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Bantrs.--Rev. Mr. Henderson the new
*Presbyterian ininieter, was inducted in
Carmel Ghtuch on Wednesday.—Quite ' 'a
number Of people attendeMne•-.Exeter fair - -
on Tuesday.. --Our nubliemirda4 teacher,
Mr. Wien,and thaidAles,OrPArarray eand
Dent, attended the West; Huron Tetteei's
Association at Godererich last week. Me
briok wot k of the Methodist personal is
completed. --Quite a numbe) of sinung
people assembled at ,Mr, T J. Wilton's
residence and snent a few hours 'tripping
the light fantastid toe.`—Mr. S. Bonnie is
building a residence near his •mills.—Mr.
Thos. Berry purposes erecting a dwelling
on Main street, in from hie sale aod ex-
change siables.--leliss Hunter, -who has
been very ill for some time past, is slowly
recovering. --Robert Patterson, son of R.
Patterson, of Heusall planing rnills, is ill
of a fever in Brantford. —Oar merchants
are getting iu their winter stook, and re-
port great bargains.
Junons—Manufaetures and fine arte,
Robt Bonthron, elensell ; Rich Galley and
P Flayue, -teeter. Ladies' work, Mrs
Wood, Crediton, Mrs Crocker and, Mies
Galley, Exeter. Grain, seed, &c, 1i. Ley-
ott, W j McRoberts and D Mclnuis, Erre-
,
ter ; fruits and flowere, D French, Steph-
on and Robt Lang, Isoceter,
Junens—Ileavy horses, David Hyde,
Shakespeare; G Morlock, Stephen. ; Geo.
Flame'Downie. Cattle, WtaRoger, Blan.
slava, R. S. Robson and Wn Pridham,
Hibbert. Sheep aucl pies, :Duncau Mc-
Laren, Cromarty ; Jas Darling, Lieniy ;
1TaasraPI,detth.tY, II:7111. Poultry. J Bar that
t
Stephen Counen.
AU inembei s present. Minutes of last
meeting read and signed. Resolved that
the following orders be granted :—Econom-
ical insurance Co., $7,50 '• T Godeave, pt.
contract 41h side road, $10.00; D :French,
expenses in connection with M. Bloom-
fi ehl's admission into hospital, 53.65; 3, A.
Wilson, work 190h con, $12.80; John Mc-
Innis, contract, B line; G Tapson, gravel-
ling near A. Sherron's, 10,00; A. Moln-
tosh. work 19th con, 5.25. Resolved that
the council now adjourn to meet again
aturday, November 3,a., vromaiy,erk.
Hay,
Seemet, Rerone S.'S, No. 2, 1 -L. --The
revert is,based npen the Cliligeece, Conine('
ettendance and putictatality of the minds,
The names' an in ;order of precedence.
Fifth—Alfred. E aerett. 'Sen. Fe t --J
Campbell, Aggio. Murray, Alice O'Brien.
JomFourth—tionaer Russell, James Camp-
bell, WM, Murray. Third—Ellen 811itay,
Chris rChapman, Dated Shit -ray, Second
e -gate Chapman, • /eggio Shirray, Prod
Illaorett. Second part—Willie Hawkins,
Alice Gould, Nellie O'Brien. Sen:' Pint
part--Arnolia Jackson, Beatrice Warren,
jeSsie Hawkins,' dM Maud Ilusfsell
Jun, First pet Northcott Nellie
Northeott, Ralph Chapman..
Crediton, '
As the S. School lesson of last Sabbath
was on the subject of Temperance . the
-
minister of the Methodist Church here „
preached in the evening on the eubjeet.
Ile gave a sound scriptural discourse,. aen0',
ere effect of the servie,e was to help -'el,,
victina of appetite to overcome and li•ee a
reformed life. As Show fairs and exhib-
itions are now in season, Mr. Pile announ-
ced that the subject of the sermon next
Sabbath evening would be "Exhibitions".
Pansoirea.—Mr. John Sweitzer • spent
Sunday with his friends in Crediton,—Mr
and Mrs. Christopher Hiner have returned:
after a two week's trip visiting frieude
Columbus, Ohim—lefte Ben Eilber has re-
turned from his trip to Colutnbint and.
Cincinnati Ohio, after a three weeks 80-
j0111:11. He also spent a week in Detroit on
his way home and seems to have enjoyed
himself by his reports.—Mr. A. II. Geiser,
who has beeu visiting friends in Buffalo,
has roturued after a pleasant sojourn of 2
weeks.—alies Sadie Banns who has been. •,
with friendelin Indiana- doing tbo last
year has returned to her horne.—Dev. G.
S13rown and bride are spending their
honeymoon visiting relatives in and about, .
Crednon. We extend tort congratulations
to the happy twain.—We are sotry to
learn, that Mr. Wm. Belies is indisposed
and not able to be put of the house. •We
wish him a speedy renovery.
13rneee.—Mr. C. Kibler has secured the
servieoe of Mr. Stung Wood and anyone
desiring a feney turn -out in the line of
°harness will find it to their it -est to sell
on the boys.—During the last ten days a
large number ir0111 Crediton and vicinity
have been attending the fairs at the several
places. The unfavorable weather last
weele was not yety welcome to pleasure
seekers and had a tendency of keeping a
great many from going hut still a large
number atfencled Emden. Exeter also re-
ceived a good detachment from here, con-
sidering the state of the weather.—The
stormy weather during the last eight days
new made the fax menefeel tether uneasy
and bit continuos much longer it will
destrpy about ten thousand dollars worth
of fax fibre still lying out in the fieids.—A
. good joke on a rural beaux has jest coin°
Lo aur ears. On Sunday evg. last, he
placed himself at the front of the church
and aweited the appearance of his beloved,
the evening being dark aud stormy made
eyesight rather dull and he mistook
another young ladyl going in the same
direction for his lady love. Ho escorted
her for a considerable distance when she
opened a gate and bade hitn good -night.
'Whereupon he diseovered his error and
was greetly chagrined ovet the mistake.
We mulerstand, however, tbat he eventu-
ally diecoverocl his fair one. Be careful
Fred, and in the fatatre adopt this motto,
"be sure you're right then go ahead,".—
Tim oc.ld weather 18 heving its street and,
we understand, a number of weddings are
on the temis.—Sfe. Walter Clarke is erect-
ing A 110W Slled 11•18id0 1113 hotel etable and
when completed wilt greatly improve the
appearances of his outbeildingene
eareneefie at present briefly engaged eon -
S tett:atria seine 'flue new cuttere foe the
()militia winter. Ile has thein th a11 styles
and anyone vetptiving 11 niao turn mit will
miee it if they cton't givo hiln a ()all Woe()
purchasing. Me. W. Mill retains his top.
titration Sor terning mat firstmlese
Wanted to hear from any city, town,
village. or municipality which can furnish a
Inan withinore ugall" or "cheek" that st
fedivithial in Crediton has, who,
after forfeiting all elaitn of society, still
persists in trying to make us believe in
his virtues.
• -
Y011 Alit SAVE,
in buying Irnp'erial dream Tartar Belting
PoWdor, It is the purest made. All gro-
cora 8.01110.
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