HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-5-2, Page 5DISTRICT DOINGS•
The increase in the assessment of
St Moria property will be $80,000.
Mr, E. SidneySmith, ot the firm of
Smith 4 Clarke, of St Marys, was
married on Wednesday last, to Miss
Agnes O'Grady, of Ingersoll.
Mr. F. Jewell, of Toronto, has pre-
sented Trinity
re-sented'Trinity church, Mitchell, with a
handsome belt.
Premier Greenway, of Manitoba, is
only 51 years of age, and is the father
of fourteen children,
Mr. John H. Kinsman, formerly of
Mitchell is in Galt, and is suffering
from softening of the brain.
Mr John Fellow, ot Stratford, for-
merly of Stella, died last week at the
age of 78 years.
At 'Woodstock on the 24th of May,
to the winner of the Farmers' foor-
race will be given an organ valued at
$,210.
that probabilities are-th t the vote
on the repeal of the Scott Act In Mid-
dlesex will be taken under the revised
list this year -not the old list, The
latest list has been used in several of
the contests held.
R. McGowan, sr. and family, Blyth,
left on Thursday for Washington T'err-
atory, accompanied by Miss Mary Mo-
Quarrie as far as Chicago. Mr• Me--
Gowen
o-Gowan intends to make that place his
future home,
In Brantford they fine boys $3.00
for killing a Tobin, The fine was me
properly imposed. Were the facts
generally known, there is not a worse
hest to the farmer, than the robin.
A: horse owned by a St. Thomas
Milkman was scratched on the nose
by a cat one day recently, when on its
rounds, and in retaliation it seized the
feline and bit its bead clean off.
At a meeting , ot the Liberals of
South Perth the other day. Mr, Jas.
Trow was planed in the corner, and it
is said Mr. Ballantyne was chosen to
run in bis place, Mr. Dougherty to
content for the Local Legislature.
Dr. Mackid, of Seaferth, has been
appointed by the Domtnion Govern-
mentassistant medical superintend -
ant of the sanitarium at Banff', N. W.
T., the new health and summer resort
established by the Dominion Govern -
went on the main line of the Canada
Pacific Railway in the Rockies.
Mr. Jas. Christie, of Mitchell, was in
the act of shooting sparrows on build-
ings, the other day, he accidently
shot a boy named Harry Little, the
buckshot entering his bead. For-
tunatele the charge did not penetrate
the skull and ,vas removed by a phy-
sicien with little difficulty.
A meeting of the Bluevale Cheese
Company was held on Tuesday and it
was decided to rebuild at once the
cheese factory that was destroyed by
fire last Thursday. The new factory
is to be built of brick, with a capacity
for manufacturing two ton of cheese
per day.
Mr. Samuel Adams has shown us .a
sample of new potatoes grown in his
garden this year, from seed which bad
lain in . the ground all winter. The
new tubers average 51 inches in cir-
cumference, and are as good a sample
of early rose as one will see a couple
of months' hence.—Goderich Star ;
The people of Mitchell—some of
then -imagine there is no danger
attached to the careless discharge of
firearms. The Advocate complains 01
bullets whizzing across Main-st. at
various quarters, from the rifles and
revolvers and persons at target prac-
tice in hack yards.
An olel German from .Fullartor was
standing by the weigh scales in Mit-
chell on ;Wednesday forenoon during
the heavy blow before the rain set in.
With one heavy gust of wind one of
the large doors was blown from its
hinges and thrown onto the old man.
He was crushed to the ground and re-
ceived a nasty scalp wound as well as
internal injuries.
The eounetl of the village of Nor-
wich has published a notice tbat it in-
tends to pass by-laws, in pursuance of
the elunicipat Act empowering the
levying of a frontage•tax, to pay for
the cedar blacking of the main street
of the village and the lying of a 12 -inch
pipe ,sewer I100 feet long. The coat
of the cedar blocking will be $2,738,
and ofthe sewar, $550.
In Dublin, Messrs. Williams and
.Kyltd, conservatives, and who held
licences Inst year; have been refused
the right to sell liquor during the
current year, Mr,. MelCenna, Refor-
mer, who bad no licences before,
alone will be permitted to wholesale
spirits in Dublin. Verily, the Crook's
t ss worked to the party's adyaat-
age.
At Platen on Thursday of last
week, the district inspector of
of weights and measures seized 70
barrels of salt sold by the Blyth Salt
Works to the Rathbun 'Co. The bar-
rels weighed from 20 to 50 pounds
under the standard. At presentprices
for salt surely the syndicate could
afford to giye full weight.'
Brussels ministers made the follow-
ing sensible reminder from their
pulpits recently ; it is worth pasting
in your hat : "That the hour named
for the funeral is when the procession
leaves the house, the service com-
mences half an hour earlier. By pay-
ing
ayrn„a
attention to this the long delays
on these occasions would be attending
wotald neither suffer from heat or cold.
We understand that Miss*Noble, of
Parkhill, on
bas accepted from the cam-
cil the sum of two hundred dollars in
full payment for the injurles'sustained
by her falling through.a defective side-
walk last win ter, it being understood
that should subsequent bad results
follow from the injury - sustained, the
council will waive the plea leinitations,
anti will consider her right of further
compensation. The accident which
befell Mise Noble is one that may at
any tittle ocntir, where, half round or
round bars of iron nearly three feet in
length are rased. 'l'bei'e is a tendency
,for such bat's to eriring and spread
When a Berson stella upon thein,
.inet in t.hitt vans Mist; hrrble stern hsd
Ler injury by h,) fort peeeitr ft throtiglr
between i ere tietapering' hint
ref 1,(_1' iy A.1t "a: tri i`•,` 34 welitt
,. .. i'' , ,1 ii r(gr. . .i.
c t'.;:.. tl (I.;('i,. pt, 1 (1•••‘,,,,
Ailsa Craig is to Neve a roller pro-
cees grist mill,
The Mitchell checker olub defeated
Mitchell, at a game the other day.
The 24th of May is to be oelebrated
Ln Mitchell, St, Marys, Clinton, end
,Parkhill in Royal style. As usual ours
will take the lead.
Mr. Wm,,Robinaon of Fullerton was
last week, the victim of a runaway
accident, the results of which are
serious, and be is confined to his bed.
In view of this being the last Par-
liament in whiotl Mr, 'Prow wilt likely
have a voice, his political colleagues
at Ottawa presented him with a ring
and portrait,. on, Wednesday evening
last. to which the Liberal whip made
a characteristic reply.
The three daughters of -Mr, John
Baker, near Greenway, were last week
were made the happy rsef.lreht each
of a beutiful gold watch, by an uncle.
I find Everest's Cough Syrup an
heartily
excellent remedy and can re-
commend it --P. B. Rosenberry,
L. D. 8,Arkona.
About four years ago Ted Ward, of
Dresdon, then about 15 years old,ran
a sliver in his ear, which resulted in
his death the other day. The skull
appeared to he affected, and a short
time before death the doctors made
an operation, taking out a portion of
the bone which was decayed.
One 25o, bottle ot Everests Liver
Regulator has dons me a great deal of
good, and you wilt please send me a
dollar bottle,—Mrs. Rosa W ilson, C4th,.
Mr. David Elooat. of Tuakersmith,
who has been living at Ontario, Cal.,
for several years, returned last Fri-
day, bringing his wife and family with
him, the boom that had a short time
ago beenworked up in Southern
California had oolapsed and every-
thing was down to its natural level,
Mr. Elcoat says a person can easily
find worse places than Canada.
Friday the village of Teeswater was
greatly agitated over the announce-
ment that Airs Thomas Cr onin, wifeot
a farmer living some three miles from
the village, while in a fit of insanity,
had killed one of her husband's best
horses and then attempted to kill her
children, but was prevented by som e
neighbors who chanced to be passing
at the' time. Her case is considered
to be almost helpless. Mra. Cronin i-
a young women of rather prepossess
ing appearance.
For lour years I was not able to
sleep in bead, being troubled with
Catarrh, and 1 tried almost every-
thing withont obtaining permanent
relief until I tried Mustard's Catarrh
Specific, four bottles effecting a cure—
Geo. Webster, Forest, P 0.
er painful accident
Av veryr resulting
in the death of a little girl about four
years of age, the daughter of Mr. John
Leadamn, East Nissouri, occurred
Tuesday afternoon with in a short dis-
tance from her own door. The ebild
was playing very near to where a boy
was removinga stone with a team of
horses, to which was attached a stone
boat, when the team took fright, slid
turning suddenly around, caused the
boat to strike toe little girl with such
force as to cause almost instant death.
It will be rememberee that the
Bluevale cheese -factory was destroyed
by fire recently, the manager and
fancily barely escaping with their lives.
It was the work of ati incendiary, and
the authorities at once set out for a
clue. The guilty party—a woman,
was bunted down, and she is now in ,
Goderich awaiting trial_ Soma time
ago she was accused of adulterating
milk, and at that time she threatened,
to burn the manager alive. One of
her feet is smaller than the other,
which fact led to her identity, ,
News N ores,
A saloon was opened in Jacl;son, Miss.,
Tuesday, after two years and e half of a
,dry' spell. The license cost two thous•
and dollars
AN UNWELCOME 1 UI1$P.
Disease in any of its myriad forms is
never welcome, and the end of its visit is
always rejoiced at, 13urdoak Blood Bitters
cures all diseases of the etonaoh, livor, bow-
els and blood, giving life and hope with
evecl,
Itry hasosebeen discovered that there are
only two hundred and sixty Jesuits in
Canada. We will now lay away our
muskets. From the talk indulged we
had, supposed that the woods were full of
them.
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Fishermen and miners in Nova Scotia,
mechanics and farmeas in Ontario and Qiae-
beo, hunters and trappeas in the Territories,
and gold miners in ri ih Columbia,
VIS0e
and praise Ragyard's Yellow Oil, thh great.
internal and external remedy for all pain.
It Durex rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throv
t
and croup, and is the reliance of thousands,
The Board of license ootumissioners
for South Perth have added to their
r esolutions a clause, making two con
victions in the same year against any
license holder, a disqualjdoation for
license .the year next
a
foilow.ng, .
"1 WAS SUFFERING,"
Says S.S, Shewfelt, of Kingsley, Man„
"fr un weakness and loss of appetite, with
a severe headache, and could scarcely walk.
My first bottle of Burdock Blood Bitters
enabled me to walk about the house, and
when I baa taken the second bottle T found
mysell entirely cured.
Nets York city has sold over $7,000,030
of two and at half Per cent, rorty }ear
bonds ata premialn of a quarter of one
sent per cent. This is said to be the
cheapest loan ever floated by any city or
Government. The purchases were prioi-
pally made by trustees, who Lind a cliifi-
culty in securing suitable investments for
Trust funds, Toronto has floated a four
per cent. loan at a premium. 'cud Port
Hope recently sold P0,000 trf 4i per cent.
debentures at par.
QUICK TDIE-48 HOURS.
"I always use Hegyeed'a Pectoral Balsam
1 it cannot beaten. It has
colds and cant be
always cured me within 48 hours, which no
other medicine will do, and 1 always keep a
bottle by tee." These words from Chester
Miller, Lisuy, On'„ prove the efficacy of a•
popular preparation.
SEVERELY BURN le I),
"I burnt nsv hand severely, and did not
know what to .lo till a friend ran in with
-owe I3agyard's YellowOil and applied it,
end it drew out the pain and healed it in A
few days. I would not he without it."
llary Lepard 50 Cecil St„ 'Toronto,
At a meeting of grey cotton nsanilla°
turers ,of Montreal, in view of the great
advance in the price of raw cot. eel, it was
decided to advance cotton cloth from 1 to
2 cents per pound, aceordirrg 10 quality.
Terms were shortened to three months
and the interest for prepayhirnt to be at
the rate of 0 per cent p„r aenuni. The
stock on hand in the ,lrfferen'. mills is less
them 1,000 bales, which is 000 less than
in January last, and 3,700 less than in
Au4ust, 1888. Shipments to China are
still going on, and it is found that nearly
$500,000 worth was shipper. during the
past twelve months. Altogether the trade:
both in grey and -colored cote m is in it
healthier condition than for some years
back.
STRONG RESISTANCE,
A healthy human bopy has strong powers
ofresietaoce ,eg.tiu;t disca't, but where
weakness 01• lack of tone esiats disease
quickly wails 1t. Keep th,+ system .clean,
the 1)10°4 pure told the vital powg
ous au:l active by iii., use of Burdock Bviloor-
od
Bitters, the true vitalizer and rrstorrative.
NOT A CYCLONE.
1f I were Qnecu of I ranee,
Or what's better, l.'oiw ni Rome,
I would bay Imperial Ge GAM Tartar
Baking Powd r,
For my Cook, and take it It .01•,.
COMPARATIVE WORTH of RAKING POWDERS®
ROYAL (Aosolutely Pure)..
GRA.sNT'$ (Alum Powder) * ..
ItU1MMFORD'S, when fresh..
HANFORD'S, when fresh....
REDHEAD'S
CHARM (Alum Powder) ae
1leele#f
3d
'PM 11
,r
;;44•34 taiVAIVINAWN.
F91•..r•;y..s.
AMAZON (Alum Powder)>r.. zs ' sr4ansteeeetieiel4
CLEYELAN'D'S(shortwt,,ioz. 'rs
PIONEER (San Francisco)....
CZAR
DR. PRICE'S
SNOW FLARE (Groff's)
LEWIS'. -----------
PIEARL (Andrews & Co.)
HECKER'S
GILLET'S- ...-
ANDREWS&CO.eRegal"
Milwaukee, (contains Arum;)
BULK (Powder sold loose)
EU1LFORD'S9when notfresb
x'i,`€
;psi
04.1fr1ts i e,-
REPORTS OF GOVERIIMEIIT CHEMISTS
AS to Purity and Wholegomenesa of the Royce Raking Powder;`,
"I have tested a package of Royal Raking Powder, which I purchasedfn thii
open market, and find it composed of pure and -Wholesome ingredients. It is a creams
of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or
phosphates, or other injurious subatancos. B. G. Lo'vsa,
"It is a scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pare.
"II. A. MoTT, Ph.D.", .
"I have examined a Package of .Royal Raking Powder;, purebasod by myself is
the market. 1 find it entirely free from alum, terra alba, or any other injurious sub.'
stance. llsauv MouTolr, Ph.D., President of Stevens Instituto of Technology."
"I have analyzed a packs o of. Royal Baking Powder. The materials • of which
£t is composed aro pure and wholesome, 8. D ti a 1lAvrs, State Assayer,
The Royal Baking Powder received the highest award over all competitors et
. the Vteena World's :Exposition, 1873; at the Oentoarniai, Philadelphia, 116761 at the
Asaerie= Institute, Now York, and at State Fair:; throughout tlto country.
No other article of human food has ever received stroll high, etnplsattc and uni-
versal
arsivenial end.orsetncnt front endueih chewists, physicians, scientists, and Boards orf
Ilcaltrl all overuse world.
Norc—The above DTAOn.0 r illustrates the cornpsrrti.ve Worth of various Baking°
Powders, as shown by c..h.cmle:a Analysis and iiiperiments retitle by Prof. Sclintlitr,
zi pound can of each posviler was taken, the total li:aircssint, power or volumes i19
cerin can ealenlaiet1, tisorestiitbeing a'5 lmii :tt,od. This pr' . ti,1:1 taint for worth b'r
Prof: ;3chedier only proves what awl's ohs,, rv.ailt consumer of no, 'Royal Bakiirg
1'o'. 1cr'knows by prec tical o perionec, tit r, i ';'te ft costa a . . Perk k l«1' Num •
/novo than ordinarylsi5115, ii if', far moi -e t.l..+., i:a1 .c l,rl)1ri; t o'(1 s, o f' rd:; lire rtdva its.
rr • of belie- work. ;11, single trial og tie 1v:)y:t l .,iwinl ;t cr,.Llor will oo I:nee 1"!1.
•.:1 ps ..u;t of (hese facts.
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9;" l d.tial iiihs 1. ,tit cl :i' '..f ' ,;°�.'•�`.
c._ r rczrtlir Ci;a.l:•',,.t.-,....
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MQR$BT REPORTS.
E813TER
(Qorreoteciatso'e1oollp.m, Wednesday
Red Whets. 90 to 0 95
:6:4:13rrii
us Wheant:
t .. 90 to 9 95
oy 35to45t26 to 98
over S red ., . 5 50 to 6 00
othy "' 2 50 to 4 00
:(1::egoargnusterep
▪ 0 53 to.0 59
040:00
000 0 • 18 to 0 19
erbbi ....
Potatoes,per bushel 2S00 toto 5 3555
Applea,perbag C0 to 0 6l1
DriedApplespr b 0 4 to 0 04
Gee0o pea•lb, 0 06 to 0 O8
Curkeyperlb 0 07 to 08
Rucks per pr 0 50 to 0 65.
Chickensperpr 0 25 to 0 80
itogs,dreasedperl0 . 6 00. to 6 25
Beef 400 1o500
llfdesrough, 3 50 to 4 OC
dressed' ;;, „ 6 00 to 6 00
Sheepskins each
• 0 6Sto 90
aaltskina 0 50; to 0.70
Wool porlb ,.. n 150680$0
8 to 0 20
Rayperbon ,. 1000 :1128°0
alo 00
)
1 nionsperbusb 0 50 to0 75
Woodper cord .,, 2.5 10 $ Oq..
ST. MARYS
Fall Wheat... .. , , 90 to 095
Spring Wbeut i10 0 99
Bng y .. ....................... 35 45
a
2
Clover Seed.., ......
4(0 600
Timothy 1 54 2 54
Peas..... ...... ..
Butter
t Potatoes per bag 30I60 3010
0
Apples per bush so 40.
Woolperlb,.., . ,, .......... 0 18
Oatmeal per bbl, , ..
' RaRay-newtonRay-newtonon 800 10 00
Bran per ton 1.4 00 14 00
Shorts •• ', 206 00 00 207 0 00 0..'
LONDON
Wheat, 96c to Jho per bushel,
Oats. 27 to 26e per bushel, Peas, S1c to 54e
er bushel. Barley , malting,48o to 48o per bus
Barley, feed, 38fe to 454e per bushel.
TORONTil
'11oamero. May,2.—Wunev—fall, No .2, f,t.n6
to $1.08; spring, No.2, $1.07 to 81.08;red win-
ter, No 2, $1.07 to $1.10; No 1, Manitoba
hard, $1 29 ro-$1.31 BARLEY.. No, 1 48o to 53e
No. 2.500 to 52o; No. 3, 99e to 40e; No 8, extra
470 to 48e. Pats. No 2,560 to 57o. (lees, No,
2,35 o to 36c. FLOUR extra, $4.55 to $4.60;
strong bakers. $5.00 to $5.90.
Market quiet and easier, Sales No.1. hard
As anitoba, $1 29 to 51.34, and No. 2 do. at 51.31
33o.3 barley, outside, at 3sie oats, on track, at
TORONTO LIVE STOCK.
The local market continues active, with
peioes about steady Receipts mod-
erate and there is no shipping demand.
The latest cables re, however, unsatisfactory
Choice steers are nominal at 4 cents per lb.
Bulls sold at 33 to 33c, and miloh cows firm at
from $30 to 850 a head. Butchers cattle in
moderate demand, prices firm; the best Easter
at 3e to 4 ordinary at 2c to 8 and common- at
2k. Sheep in fair demand and steady, with
limited offering; the best sell at $64 to $7,00
per head; inferior to medium at 84.09 to $4.50
and rams 3o to 310 per pound. Lambs in Lair
demand and firm, choice bringing$5.00 to 85i, (
and inferior to medium $4 00 to 86 00 Calves
dull and steady. Choice boasts, of 125 to 150
lbs., sell at 70 to 90 dressed weight; rough
calves, $3 to $5, it head, Rngs are eteadyt
choice light fat sola at 54 to 53o, store hogs at
43c to 5o. and stags at 3o to 33e.
ADViOE TO MOTHERS.—Are you disturbed as
night and broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and oryiug with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so send at once and get a bottle
of"Mrs.Winstow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
IO willrelieve the poor little sufferer im
mediately .Uepondupon it, mothers ; there
is no mistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and Diarrhea, regulates the Stomach and
2Bowers, cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums.
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system, Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription.
of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses iu the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty -live
gents a bottle. Be sure and ask for 34n,.
WINSx,ow's 51' ora No s,aiIID"and no
other ilia.
CONSU1SZPTION oeiRED:
An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands Dy an last
Indian missionary the formula. of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca-
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung
affections, also a positive and radical sure
for Nervous Debilltya.ndall. Nervous Com-
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands ofcases, has
felt it his duty to ninkeit known to his
suffering fellows. Actuatedby tuismotive
ands. desire to relieve numan sufforing, I
iv:Assad free of ohsage, to all who desireit,
this realm in German,Frenoh or English,
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent, mail by address.ng w ith stamp,
naming this pap er. W.A,Norus 149 Power's
Moe, Rcali.estar N
TO THE DEAF. --A person cured of
Deafness and noises in the head of
23 years' standing by a simple remedy, will
send a description 'of it sans to any person
who applies to NIenox sort, 177 McDougal
street, Now York.
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OrALL KINDS IN.CHILDREN OR
ADULTS SWEET AS SYRUP AND
t,;.A, Nh10T"HARM 71-15 MOST;
%eee C)CL;fcATL'0i-i LD
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TUC BEST YET
THE CHEAPEST ` i,:_ _
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TETE 13IGO' ST YET
Oar ercoatine s at any" price i Sinit-
iIIgs at any pricer Paxitings
atany price..
)ldeoll0lothillc� 'piodllood in Da Ecli
of
l ,_i I n mewl' leave'our'or(Iers cal l �, . 'for
e best torah of Tailors', the. host
i f Fine, Triniruugp, and the last
' r in 'Town, von aro sure of .,s atii`Iia O.
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,ry
A. llyndman
--KEEPS---
Groceries and
Confectionery
OI TTfE BEST QUALITY.
Also bPipes, P pas, Tobaccos and Cigars
PBTTX' rS HAMS f3ACON and LARD
Thorley's Improved Horse and Cattle rood
Dashwood Roller Flour.
G. A. HYNDMAN.
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CAEINE , -MAKE
W ali'ittt & Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS OF Evmsr DEsoiIPTIO5.,
A Complete Stock of Robes I Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISHED 4' CON-
DUCTED A.T Low RATES.
My stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
l"GIVE ME A CALL
EARLY
Sprin
oods
Bargains that
.Are Bargains.
Now is the chance to secure your
Spring Goods at prices never before beard
of in Exeter. Owing to the great de-
pression in trade, and buying for cash as
we do, we have secured
Some Special Bargains
before the present advances in the market
Tberefore we are able to give our custom- €, T E 77' y
S
ors the very best value. We do not adver• •� .41L
tise our goods at cost, or less than cost. —ONLY FIRST-CLASS—
Such Advertisements areFrauds Reliable
Our prices are tight, and will be found asl jdl1�Nl�pOtY as an bon's in the.trr Goods
yy
Y ads.
•
Tars YEAR'S
Myrtle a!
CUT and PLUG
Smoking Tobacc(
FINER THAN EVER.
See
IN BRONZE,
On each PLUG and PACKAGE
83,000.00
1-1
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0.1!
DRY-GO(iDS
—AND—
Boots & Shoe
•
.y
---'TO BE—
SLAUGHTERED
Fon
-----ULM GE'S
AT
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KIRKTON.
DO YOU
WANT TO BUY
.141IRST-O'jIE sS
f9U
AT LOWER RA'TJ S
T
A N SHAM GOODS
—ARE USUALLY SOLD --
-TARN' GALL AT—
ACTSThe people say
""IIJJ l� a that the prices of.
Dress Goods, Groceries, Boots di Shoes,
Prints, Cottons, Etc, at Parkinson's are
lower er d better value given than in all the
combined stooks in Exeter. Wo have some
special drives, We invite inspection ; it
will pay you to call and examine our stock.
No trouble to show goods.
Farni Produce taken at market prices.
Remember the place : First door north of
the Town Hall, Exeter.
J. PARKINSON,
At Prices Lower that so-cal-
led Cheap Houses can give
Undertaking in all its
Branches.
S. G-IDLEY,
(Successor to C. & S. Gidloy).
OD.DFELLOW'S-BLOOK
ECM
RE STO
RE
Spades and Shovels, Pence Wires
ANNEALED, BARBED AND OTHER MAKES,
—Which we are in a position to offer to the Public at the---
-o
Very _ � ! est P.rices for Casb
—
We have also on basad a full line of—
SHELF and BUILDIN ;fARDWA
Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc., at Famine Prices.
Stoves and Tinware of all kinds, always on hand, at prices that defy competition.'
Sewing Machines, Baby Carriages, Field and Garden Seeds: Eave-troughing a
Specialty. A call solicited.
Every Devartrnerbt in the Old Bstab lislae(Z is
20W 071a061 complete, and full of the lat
novelties, est
The French,En dish and,A American 171.111,iI,11 Milliiler
cant,
be excelled. The stock of Dress Goods is l�r�exra aper than ever shown.
All Liao lest
makes
colored 5U)cl: shot silk;, iofrich
f Cheap, .Plir)l„3O15 and
sl,
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n1'1.ng:3 (which contain all (
the l.l{(C;€iti ilr)� ,, ;,,ly,
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