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Thirty Days.
Oafl df Toot 'wear at
REDUCED PRICEScAsamy
Great bargains in Belt Boots. Felt Soaks and
.Rubbers, Overshoes —Alen's, Women's Boys,.
Misses' and Obildren's—i. oarse and Eine. A Ise
Rubber—Men's, Women's, boy.s', alisises' and
Children's. Also great b trgains in Ladies" Pine
Shoes. I have everything in the iine ot Foot
Wear Oat oan be got, I have assorted out of
xay otook some lines at
YOUR OWN PRICE
Such tt,S Wigwams—Mien's, Women's s.nd Chit-
Pron's. Cardigan Oyeisho es Women's Slippers.
cloth, carpet and leather. Men's and BOYS'
Long Boots. and sorae Ladies, Eine and Coarse
Shoes, Itwill pay yea to
CALL ANL) EXANLINE
M y stook before 'purchasing elsewhere and see
for yourself the bargains you oau get now I
am selling aheaper than the cheapest and have
the largest and •best titock to select of in the
town, cirdered work a Specialty. Repairing
neatly done and promptly attended to No
eharges made for rips of goods 'booght from
no, No trouble to show goods Butterand
Eggs taken in iexchange ifor goods.
7_1Stand—McEwan's Block. opposite Baynold's
Hotel.
A. WE SELOH,
ITENSALL.
DISTRICT DOINGS.
Th. Latest Current Ne Throughout the
District
Diphtheria is .prevalent in Goderich.
Mrs. Wessman, of Mitchell, died last
week in h. r Nth, year.
A C.P.R.train of the local freight was
derailed at Ingersoll last week.
An emery wheel at the Lucan saw
mill flew all to pieces. No one hurt.
A young Woodstock lad hada rib
broken while sleigh -riding, his sled
striking a telegraph pole.
A printer in the Woodstock Sentinel
—Review won a 2.49 horse at a raffle
last week.
The librarian of the Goderich
Mechanics Institute has been metruct-
ed by the managers to takel the name
of any unruly frequenter.
Two Woodstock printers worked in
the Minneapolis Tribune office which
ran, VMS recently burned. They escaped
-er unhurt. .
The McGinnis Bros. have accepted
the offer of the Parkhill ccluncil and
will establish a cheesebox factory in
that town.
Mrs. Jas. Hannan, of Mich., 'nee
Miss 11Iary Ann Reid, formerly of the
8th con., McGillivray, died Sunday of
last, week.
Miss Ryan, of Lucan. retired •in her
usual good health on Saturday week,
and next morning was found dead,
cause of death, heart disease.
The _Parkhill Review hre, entered on
ita fifth year. It is a bright, newsy,
well-printedpaper and one of our best
exchauges.
A number of farmers at Corbett are
determined not to pay full price for
goods bought from peddlers. claiming
that their notes were taken under false
pretences.
Two eons of Mr. E. Casswell. of
Ingersoll, have skipped to the States
without going through the formality of
paying some debts. Mr. Jas. Sluraith
is a loser to the sum of $4,000.
A Staffa correspondent to the
Mitchell Advocate says he regrets to
learn that Mrs. Duncan McDougall is
improving in health. He must be a
'wretch.
A Parkhill V. S. cut tumors ottt of
the neck and :jaws of three steers last
week. The animals are doing well.
This operation improves the value ef
animals.
A Retail Grocers' Association was
formed. at Sarnia lately. Its object is
to prevent the slaughtering of goods,
and to protect the trade from dead
beats.
Wiggins threatena that he will not
make another weather prediction this
inter. Nobody would suffer if ha
mild maintain the prohtbition of
imself during the ensuing summer.
John McNeil, of Ingersoll, was
arrested on Monday of last week for
bstructing the police. Reis believed
o be the raan who escaped from the
ondon inf an try school after robbing
wo or- three of his comrades.
George Wilson was killed on the
farna of Mrs. jamas Archibald htst
eek. He was felling trees with three
companions, and a tree fell unexpeot-
oily pinning him to the ground. He
received injuries that resulted in his
oath next day.
On Friday night, a young man
tutmed E. Cowan, aged 25, was run
over by the G. r.. local at Chatham.
Adozen cars passed over his legs,
hich were afterwards amputated. He
ay pull through.
One day lately a type setting contest
took place at Listowel between John
Pu.rebel], of the Banner, and Wm.
Poster, of the Standard. It took the
winner, Foster, three hours to set up
12 erns, Purchell being 288 ems
hind. A six months' apprentice
ght to •be able to set that much,
k it up on a doorstep, and press a
ndred copies with A proof plainer.
(Sorge Hayward, of Woodstock, is
otorious chafabter. He has been
rged with setting fire to barns, sell-
livior without a license, highway
bery and almost evety other crime
the calendar. One time he laid
ee informations against his mother
selling killer without a license,
it transpired that it was he who
the guilty party, and had pocketed
proceeds of the sale.
t will be rerneinbered that on the
ht of the flth the barn belong.
to .Tobn entiecly, On the 11 th
.-, Of Biddulph, was burned doWn.
JCennedy acaused an old men by
naroo of Dennis Ott*ty, as being
cause of the fire, which ctiltniriat ed
Kennedy threateeitig to take the
of femes Carty, a son of the Old
n Donnie. Kennedy was arrested I Yt......,bOund over to keep thes peageo
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It is with plettatlre that We n0114111100
tO Cur many patrons that we hay() !Dade
arrangements with that wide -wake,
illustrated, farm -magazine, the
CAN FARMER, publiehed at Fort Wayne,
Ind., and read by nearly 200,000 farm -
ors, by which that great publication
will be mailed direct, FREE, to the
address of any of our subscribers who
will come in and pay up all arrearages
on subscription to Thies and one year
ih Advance front date, and 12 ceats
additional, and to any new subscriber
%vim will pay one year in advance and
12 Gents additional. This is a grand
opportanity to Obtain a Bret -class farm
journal. The AmBRICAN PaRlifitR is it
large sixteen -page journal, a national
circulation, which ranks among the
leading agricultural papers. It treats
the question of economy in agriculture
and the rights ancl privileges of that vast
body of citizens, the farmers, whose
industry is the baeis of all material and
national prosperity. Its highest pur-
pose is the elevation and enobling of
Agriculture through the higher and
broader education of men and women
engaged in its pursuits , The regular
subscription price of the AldnarcAN MER is is el.00 per year and the sub.
soliption price of the TikrES is ftleo $1.00
By taking advantage of this offer,you
get both papers for 81.12. From any
one number ideas can be obtained that
will be worth thrice the subscription
price to you or members of the house.
hold, YET YO0 CAN GET IT MEE. Call
and see sample copy.
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THE GRE&T NORTHWEST
join the other part of the Dominion in its
praises ot the wonderful virtues of Nasal
Balm. Mr. W. H. Sharp, Trebene, Man
says—I am delighted to be in a position to
say that Nasal Balm is helping me wonder-
fully, although I have been using it but a
very short time. It speedily cleared out
the headsand stopped the disagreeable drop -
lugs in the throat. For some time I have
suffered severely from catarrhal headaohe,
Nasal Balm has removed every trace of it.
I have every confidence in its completely
(luring me. It iS deserving of all you claim
or it : "A Positive Care for Catarrh
Easy and Pleasant to use." I hope it will
soon be for sale in every town and village in
Manitoba.
Your wasted cheeks may have all the
plumpness and bloom ef health through
the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This two -
honored teraedy still leads the van. It im-
proves digestion, vivifies the blood, aud
viporates the system. Give it a trial.
STIX mends everything. Price15o.
Col. J. W. Dwyer, a stock raiser of
friX, N. M., states that 30 Mexican sliepb
and five Amerman cowboys lost their 1
in the blizzaid which raged there dui
No% ember.
Wild Cherry 13ark, Eleoampans, lioarho
ard Senega. These are the remedies
'which Dame Nature has supplied Canada
the cure of Colds, Coughs, Croup Whoo
Cough. Bronchitis and Loss of Voice. All t
are contained in Wilson's Wi !di:Merry in t
most Fictive form. and with other medic
constitute this most reliable cure for all
eases or the Throat. Ghost and Lungs- Wile
Wild Cherry is sold by all druggists.
The last issue Gazette contains the ap
cation of tho Canada Atlantic Oable (3
psny for a charter of incorporation.
applieation is made by Mr. Labelle,
Quebec, and contains a provision for
laying of a, cable from Greenly Isla
Straits of Belle Isle, to Ireland. The p
motors now regard the enterprise as
assured Slloottes.
STIX mends Glassware, China, Crockery
John Ctiona.a hopeless pa: alytic, aged
was found dead on the floor of his hovel,
Pottstown Pa., supposed suicide. T.Tn
ecently &Ina was a fine specimen of ph
ical manhood. One day he cursed b
Creator in a terrible manner, when he f
ver, was struck dumb land peralyzed fro
ead to foot. He remained in this conditi
Mil his death.
Experientia Docet.
Mr, H. Hourigan. after using Wilson
ild Cherry in his family for eight yea
rites ns that it has never failed to au
oughs, Colds. Whooping Cough or Bronohit
e wise, profit by the experiences of othe
nd use Wilson's Wild Cherry when afflict
ith any such troubles. Sold by all druggist
While toying with a revolver Wednesda
ight, Josephine Welsh. a highly respect°
oung lady of West Elizabeth, Pa., ehot ar
Iled her lover, Charles White. She
azed with grief.
THE NEW WORLD.
Eupepsia is derived from the Greek, an
eans a condition of perfect digestion
his conditinn is always attained by thee
ho use Baadook Blood Bitters, the gill
aranteed medicine for all fcrms of dys
psia, constipation, biliousness, rheuma
m, scrofula and all blood diseases.
NOT ONLY FOR MAN.
I ear; say that your Hagyard's Yellow 01
the best thing I ever saw for croup
ughs, colds, cuts, or barns, and it is good
man or beast. Miss E. M. Hopkins
aremont, Ont. Yellow Oil cures rheturia
m, neuralgia and all pain,
A SIG NUGGET
gold,may make a man rich, but it cannot
ke him healtny. If afflicted with any
m of dyspepsia, billiousness, constipa-
n, scrofula, bad blood, kidney conolaint
skin disease, the remedy that will make
well is Burdoex Blood Bitters. It is
hest blood cleanser known.
A NIGHT ALARM. •
awoke laet night to find my little boy
ad with croup that be could hardly
athe, but on giving him some agyarcPs
ow Oil on stigar, and rubbing his cheat,
at and back with it also, he soOn was
ping quietly and awoke next morning
pletely cured. jons ELmor, Egling.
Ont.
A PLAIN STATEIV1ENT.
11 poisonous wa.ste, and worn oat mat,
tight to escape from the system through
Beeretions of the bowels, kidneys and
. B.B.B. cleanses, opens and regulates
e natural outlets for the remoVal of
ASO.
VALUABLE TO ENO W.
nsuception may be more easily pto.
ed than cured. The iiriteting and
eesiog congh will be greatly relieved by
ise af Ilagyard's Peetoral Balsam that
coughs, colds, bro ichitie, and ;mime.
troubles.
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WANTED—A good energetic man, et
tneul to sell our relit Trees, itosas, Shrubs,
Ornamentals, etO. Permanent ostaloyment,
Write at once for terins, nd aroma) libelee
of territory, Wo sell only first -claws eteek,
handeome outfit Ira. Address IYCAY
„ . REVS, Nurserymen, linchester N.
t Nov. 21,
dren!ery for Pitdier's Ca8tor
arct's tinimentis used by Physicians.
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Our Diminishing Forests.
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Te the Editor tio gteter Time.
Sine—All are aware that throughout
Ontario at present, both cord wood and
timber are rapidly hem:ling scarce, tied
inuoli loss and inconvenience will:shortly
be occasioned thereby. Ap one passes
along the road he sees en every hand, where
patches offore are 'still retained, that while
the larger trees are being taken away for
fuel and other purposes, no smaller tree's
are growing up to replace them, in conse-
quence of cattle, being allowed to make a
paetere ground of the besii, the result being
that in a few years no wood will rernaia on
the farm.. It appears to me if our county
counoils, itathe elder parts of Ontario, oould
rio legislate as to exempt bush lands from
taxation, a great deal of benefit woald accrue
to the country at large. This measure has
been frequently suggested, and seems to be
the only feasible plan of preserving som e
forest. If sonae method of the sort be not
adopted the difficulty will only become
greater year by year. There are now small
reserves 01 tiraber which snob a law wen Id
preeerve, while if delayed till most of them
are gone, there would be little use in haul-
ing it.
Toronto, Deo. Stli, '89.
• Yours eto.,
R. W. PIMPS,
Brucefield.
BRIEFS. —The Rev. Mr. Cookhonru tho
blind MALI eleoguent of Gorie occapied the
pulpit cif the Methodist church here last
Sabbath with much acceptance. —The
church anniversary services of Union ohuroh
are to be conducted by the Rev. D. E.
Fletcher, D. D. of Hamilton, next Sabbath.
The Dr. give ti his popular lecture entitled
"Palestine as.I saw it." On the following
Monday eyg, muck: is to be furnished by
Oarniel church choir, Hensall,Bt A.ndrew's
choir, Rippe:tar and Union :church ohoir,
Bructefteld .A. Christmas entertainment is
to be given by the Sabbath Sohool of Union
Church on Xmas eve, 24111 inst. A. Xmas
aroh is to take the place of a Xmas tree A
good time may be expected.—Mr. W. A.
Grant gave a very interesting and profitable
etenoptican entertainment in the Temper.
ance Hall, last Thursday evg. His views
are certainly very fine, and he deserves the
bast of patronage.—Mr. W. 'Dixon of the
Dixon Hotel is having a new platform placed
in front of his premises, --2b0 ROV. W.
Barr of Seaforth, occupied the pulpit of
Union Church last Sabbath, the pastor
being at Bluevale aiding the Be. A. T.
Hartley at his saoremental services.
Amnon o saoTHEB8.--Are you disturb ed a e
night and broken of your rest by sick ohild
suffering and crying with pain of Outtine
Teeth? If so send at once and get a bottle
of"Mrs,Winsioit's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
14 willedlieve the poor little sufferer ini
rnediately Denend upon it, motheis ; there
is nornistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and Diarrhcea, regulates tbe Stomach and
Bowels,cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums.
reduces Inflammation, and gives tome and
energy to the whole system. 'Mrs. Winslow'
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription
of one of this oldest and beat female
physicians and nurses in •the United
States, and is for sale •by all druggista
throughout the world, Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Alas.
WiNstoW's i4 -in ammo 13.M173:` ”a. lid
other inti. no
whoa nab).- waa sic, we gavo h or Castorla
When the was a Child. alio cried for Cla,storia.
When she became Miss, she clung to (Jaetoria,
When she had Children, oho gavo thoto Castoria,
....•••••streminnames• moavemumotor
INTERCOLONIAL
R AIL WAY
OF CANADA,
Thedirect route between the West and all
points on the Lower St. Lawrence and Baia
des Chaleur, Province of Quebec ; • also for
New Brunswick, N ova Scotia,PrInce Edward
°ape EiretonIslands, and Newfoundland an d
St. Pierre,
Express trains leave Montreal and Halifax
daily (Sundays excepted) and run through
without change between these points in SO
bonze.
The through express train cars of ihe In-
teroolonial Railway are brilliantly I.ghted
by electricity andheated by steam from the
locomotive, thus greatly increasing the com-
fort a.nd safety 01 travellers.
New and elegant buffet sleeving and day
ears run on through ex.press trains.
Canaclian-European Mail and
Passenger Route.
Passengers for Great Britainn r the coati.
n ant by leaving Monti eel on terlday morning
will join ontward mail steamer at Utilifax
on Saturday.
The attention of shippers is directed to the
sup eider facilities offered by this route ;or
the transport of dour and genstrol nierchan-
dise intended for the Eastern Provinces and
Newfoundland. also for shipments of grain
and p-roduco inteodect for toe Europeanrnar
ket.
Ti okete may be obtained and information
about the route; aiso freight and !pa SSE11 ger
rates on a,p plicatioxt to
N. WES THERST ON,
Wester n Fr eight &Passenger Agent
93Rossin Rouse slock,York kit .Toronto
D POTTINGED,
Chief n p /min ten d ant
Railwa.v office. Monoton.N.B..Notv. 14, '89.
=1argaltsi
Great rejoicing over the unpre-
cented bargains at Parkinson's du.
ring this month. Bargains in Dress
Goods, bargains in Flannels, bar-
gains in Tweeds, bargains in Shirts
and Drawers,bargains in the whole
of our Stock "Mich consists of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Tweeds, BlankPts, Wool Yarns,
Underware, Carpets, Hosiery,
Gloves, Laces, Embroidery, Prints
white and grey, Cottons, Grain
Bags, Quilts, Hats & Caps, Boots
& Shoes, all of which we will offer
at reduced prices until after the
holklays. A quantity of Men's and
Doy's Long Boots, and a lot of
erockety, we will close out at
cost for the next 30 days. A com-
plete stock of Groceries always on
hand at rock bottom prices, farm
produce taken at Market prices. A
quantity of Cordwood wanted. A
call solicited, Remember the place
for bargains is first door north of
the Town Ran, txeter,
J, PARRINSON
Lerarinrgynowent 04 88 ;78 g 2 2 . .
Bx. AKER,: AEPORTS umps pumips pu
Clover s tea ..,
Timothy
Peas
Corn
Eggs •••
Sutter
Plourperbbl
Potatoes,per bushel
Apples,per oag
DriedApplespr b
Geeee per lb.
Turkey per lb
Ducks per lb
c hiekens per pr
flograclressedpert 0
Beef ...
Hideerough,
dressed ...
s heepskius each
Calfskins
Wool per lb
wayperton
Ouionanerbusn
Woodper cord
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.... 30 to 00 40
... 2510 25
2 +50 to 3 Q0
54 to 0 55
• 0 90 to Q 52
... 0 19 to 19
... 17 to 0 18
• 09 to 5 10
• 40 t o .$165
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...0 4to 0,50
• 0 06 to 0 116
• 0 08 to 09
• 0 Oa to 0 08
... 0 25 to 0 30
... 5 50, to 6 00
... ▪ 2 00 to 2 50
• 9 50 to 3 5G
... 0 00 to 80
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T ina 0 th y. ...... .. „. .,.... ... .. . .. : ...... ...... 2 50 3 09
Boga: eT:,MARY8 13 0 10
Clover Seed..........„... .......... ........... 5 50 6 (0
Spring Wheet......,. „. ...... ,.., . . .. .... 00 7225 00 8205
Barley .. , „ l 0 35 0 40
Pa.II wheat. . . ... . ..... —an-- ....... . ... 0 72 0 80
$
EiPeuattser.. ..... .. .. .....„... „a—. ........ . .. 0 5140 00 1500
APpoptletosepserpbert:gbbag ... ..... . .... ... ,....,..... 40 I 00
Wool per lb 055
HayParton ..... ....... ............ ........... 7 28 80 sg
Bran per ton. . . . ....14 00 1400
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LONDON,
---....-....—.
Wheat,83o to 84e1 per bud. Oats, 27o to
27e per bus. Peas, 54o to 57e per bus. Bar-
ley, Malting, 43 to 48a per bus. Barley Feed,
b3uils}hootio. 410 per bus Corn, go to 47to Per
TORONTO,
Toronto, Deo, 11.—Wheat-Spring No. 2. 83o
to 84el; per bus; red winter, No, 2,860 to 87 per
bus Manitoba No 1 hard, 950 to 96o: No. 2, 92e
to 930; PEAS 590 to 60a per bus. OATS 250
to 30o per bus. FLOUR, extra, 83.65 to 83.60
per bol; straight roller. 83.90 to $4..0Q;
s rong bakers, 84,00 to 84.60. BARLEY, No 1,
49c th 50o ; No.2. 44c to 45o; No 3, extra 390 to
40o; No. 3, 330 to Sic.
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FOR RICKETS, MARASMUS, AND ALL
WASTING DISORDERS OF
CHILDREN.
Sootz's Emulsion of Pare Cod Liver Oil.
with Hypophosphites, is 'unequaled. The
rapidity with which children gain flesh and
strength upon it is very wonderful. "I
have used Scott's Emulsion 10 cases of
Rickets and Mammas of long mending.
In every case the improvement was mai k-
ed.” --J 14 Mani, IVI,D., Now York. Sold
by all Druggists, 500. and $1.00
ogs Wanted!
Farmershurry on your store hogs and fatten
them for the market from January. to June.
We have determined to abandon the packing
of dressed hogs in orderto make the packing
of hogs a business throughout the year We
shall endeavor to buy at whatever the price is,
enough live hogs during these months to run
our peeking house. As this business is being
neglected during the late winter and spring
months , we think those whohave hogs suitable
for our requirements will reap a bog benefit.
We want hogs not less than 140 lbs., and not
over 220 lbs., and will give a handsome price
for the same. Recollect we will not buy a
dressed hog this winter, whereas we packed
15,000 dressed hogs after Jan 1st last winter.
J L. GRANT & 00., Ingersoll.
Tim Canatia Co
IMPROVED FARNIS FOR SALE
The following lands, now rented, will be
open for sale at ter 1st November, 1869, when
She existing leases will expire:—
• Toivissare Coxossszov Ear
Bay • • . • • •• • 8 •Wi,Ei
' J3 Nb 9
n 15 NI, 7, Wi,S1,25
Stephen 14 Sir 12
" ....... 18 Si. 7
..... Aux Sables 9, Ei, 14, E, Ni17
West Wjlliam 11t 8
Stanley 8 WI, 7, WI, 8
GENERAL TERMS :—One-fourth of pur-
chase money down, and ten years given in
which to pay balance, at a rental equal to in-
terest at 5 per cent. per annum.
Prices will bo given on application to the
Commissioners,
CANADA COMPANY,
Toronto.
October 28th, 1889.
ashonallloStylos
THE BEST YET 1
THE CHEAPE'ST YET
THE BIGGEST YET T
Overcoatings t any price; Suit -
iris at arty Price ; Pantings
at any price.
Ost Otdered NOthitig i oduced i xoter
Gentlemen I leave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
stock of Fine Triinmings, and the best
Cutting in Town, you are sure of atisfao-
A,. ViNTZTAL.
A WANT SUPPLIKD
We mill hereafter make and keep on hand, a good supply of wooden pumps, which
we will sell at neual prices, and guarantee them to fill the blil with satisfaction
We respectfully ask a share of your patronage in this line, and we will endeavor
to supply you with good pinups, and promptly.
Iron Pumps will be .Purnislied When Desired.
Shop one door south of Parson's Blecksmith Shop, Main-st., Exeter.
W. TREVETB:101'C
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RENSALL, - ONT,
RARDWARE MtROHAIIITS UNDERTAKER'S.
A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS,.
nEALESS IN ALI. THE:LEADING
STOVES & RANGES.
au _rands of Light
and Heavy Hardware.
MECHANICS TCOLS,
CUTLERY, ETC.
COAL DELIVERED ON SHORTEST
NOTICE .AT LOWEST
PRICES.
Emblems of- Ike Di erent
. .
&adzes.
Evelythirig tit NV and fivat class.
FUNERALS CONDUCTED AT MOD-
ERATE COST. THE BEST
HEARSE IN THE
COUNTY.
CliAre us a call t or a.urthiug in. the liae.
OUR Sp:G ?TOC
Spades
—
Spades and Shovels, Fence Wires
ANNEALED, BARBED AND OTHER MAKES,
----Which we are in a position to offer to the Public at the— --
Very Finest Prices for Cash
—We have also on hand a full !meof—.
SHELF and BUILDING HARDWARE
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. 7 Eave-troughing a
Specialty. A call solicited.
MMI907
CLEARTCf SALE I
Special Bargains-
BISSETT BROS.
CENTRAL
Drug Store
A full stock of all kinds
Dy -stuffs and p ackag
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark- •1 VALUES IN
et and always •
1 -
fresh. Family recip (
1 warc,00:(01:11,16,11 and see that we do juet
01
this 772077,th..,
As we commence stock taking first Jan'y we
have decided to make a Clearing Sale of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Crockery. Hardware, ole,, in
order to unload our stook. Wo are determined
INTERESTING AND PROFITABLE
te make it both
e To our patrons and to do this we eller 20 per
cent. on Dry Gords and 10 per cent. on Hard-
ware and Crookery, during December for
SPOT CASH.
This is tho greatest opportun,ty ever offered
to buy first-class goods at almost wholdsale
Prices.
No old shop-worn trash, all good seasonable
goods.
TWEEDS AND DRESS GOODS
APS A 1.
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter,
1-1.APPEL CLEGHORN,
ZURICH.
Lurfriz../
!ILL and 711173
0-0013S_
I have just received my large consignment
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and to make room for them I
am now aching off my
Previous Stock !
At figurea away down. I do not believe in
carrying over goods tin ill another
year, and will always
sell at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES`
Rather than hold them over.
MY STOCK
is the best assorted
town and of first (nudity goods
atit here to exchange goods with
the public) for °ash or pro-
duce and am bound to
do it:
DO YOLT
WANT TO BUY
FaRsrr-oi,ss
FilliNITU
AT LOWER RATES.
THAN SHAM GOODS:
--ARE USUALLY SOLD
—7 HEN OALL AT—
GIDLEY'S
—ONLY FIRST-CLASS
Reliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so-cac
led Chap Houses can giv6
tindertaking all "
J. P. :ROSS, Branches.
Market Store, EXETER, S. GIDLLPY,
(Successor to
op, 113, 1880. C. re ff. Gielley)
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