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Holiday Sale
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Boots an,cZ Shoes.
AT.. $
esololits
Below Bankrupt Prices. Alt kinds of
Boots & Shoes, Rubbers, Overshoes,
Felt Goods of all kinds. Veit Beets.
Felt Socks, American Rubbers, also
TRUM anal VALISES 1
Satchels for ladies of all sizes and
styles. Leading lines in Fine
Shoes, I have Cooper ,k
Snaith':, John Me-
Pherson a t?o's
celebrated
makes
rd'}l3E BEST TO WJEAlti, OF ANY
6Q0Ds IN TUE 1)0.
M11N1c0l ,
T bare a large
stock vette Bell, of winch
I am bound to sett to make room for
airNew Goods Arriving Daily '0
Wo reesanable offer refused-
1!ia troul)le to show geode.
Bums tend leges taken in exchange far goo
Stand-Mc1:eretes Bieck, apposite Rayne!t
hotel.
A. WESELO ,
TOT
DIf 1TRICT DOINGS,
else, ea term Cori rnt News -Theo salvo et t5nea
Dietrtct
!Mise Mary U311 of Hills Green, died
ren ,Ian, 2nd of consumption.
The l ucen Gossip Iles changed its
name and will hereafter record events
in Lire Record.
Mr. R. Dookfng of fla'•iiieaville, lost
*valuable core taut week. Cause, stats
its the etortirtclt
A aupper of boiled onions and an
rs n ehest. are
i plaster o , the €,) st, pre-
scribed
sass 1? is
scribed as a mire cravat for it Buena*,
Mr. Wm, Hamilton at Clinton, eras
married on Now Year's Day to Aliso
cDonekt of Stratford,
An exchange sears that a lsi:*)tin,g-
case watch should be closest without
pushing batik the spring on the stew.
On Friday. 3r,1 inst., occurred the
death of Aire. Win. Stuart of Ashfield,
at the age of W years.
,firs. Wm. Stewart of Sltelborn<',
dropped dead at Brampton railway
depot on "Thursday last of heart dio-
cese.
A woman passed a counterfeit 05
bill ot the .flank or Brinell Borth
America on Mr. Hain, stareke,-per,
Dutton, the other day.
Mr Peter Campbell has bought from
„`stir W. Moffat of the 4th cors.. Stanley
e 50 acres that b.stts his own lot. tie
mid $t,t5t} for U.
Tho editor of the'Mingham Advance
and he at the Brus els Post recently
received a Christmas turkey each.
The other county editors got the
,goose "
Mr. Isaac Lawrence of Hullet re•
eygutly got :Ins hand caught in the cog
+%te7tesel of a cutting machine, by which
why' end of one of his fingers was taken
off.
Two snakes isave been seen moving
around near Dist Wawanosh. The
hotel)) were all cloned on election day,
else the animals would have been more
plentiful.
A little girl, Young by name and
young in age, came to Wingham on
the 7th inat, She is the daughter of
Mr. Robert Young, who will remain
young until be dies.
The Seaforth council granted $50 to
provide a supper for the members of
the Creamery Association whioh met
there yesterday. Some of the rate-
payers are expressing indignation.
i1r. Bert Smith of Fernhill,
narrowly escaped having his barns
burnt last Thursday night. He fell
from the hay loft upsetting the Ian.
tern. Ile was severely hurt but sue-
ceedee in extinguishing the flames
Mr. Thomas Stevenson of Clinton,
a few days ago had the fingers of one
band badly crushed, one bursting. As
he was wheeling a loaded barrow it fell
and caught his hand, resulting as
stated.
On Tuesday evening last, Mr. D. J.
McDonald of Lucknow, made applica
tion to the council for a license to run
a billiard and pool table in thatvillage,
but the council unanimously refueed
to entertain the application,
A young man named Maines of Hills
Green, who had justreturned from the
Black Hills, died last week. He was
24 years ot age and was the son of the
Maines who was killed in a skirmish
near Blyth a few years ago.
District Magistrate Barry recently
,4 decided that it is improper to dun a
Yldait On- the street tor a debt, that
doing so is constructive assault. A
creditor, he said, had no right to at.
tacit his debtor anywhere else than in
his domicile.
After a short illness, Mr. Joseph
Itattenberry sr., ot. Clinton, died last
Thursday morning, at the age of 70
years and 11 months.. Ile is the last
of the four brothers whose names are
household words in the County of
jd uron.
A. Seaforth drug store slats had a
bottle of beans in his window, and of-
fered ,several: pr:Les to those who
guessed the nearest nientber it eon-
• seined. It was found to contain 2,606
Beans.' The numbers guesaed ran from
230 to one million.
The Davis family held .z re -union at
the residence of Mr. W. R. Davis,
NewYear's Day,42 Devises
Mttc
Bell, - ._ .. ,
Were present besides other relatives.
Rev. Uenon Davis of London South,sat
at the head of the ci'inner table, and
Rev. R. Davis of Sarnia. proposed the
health of "Father and Mother, to
which the oil entletaan, Rev. W.
ya g.
Davie, r'epl'ied feelingly. Thegathering
was a pleasant one, and the day to all
present a happy and joyous one.
Prof, A. M. Shrieves of Windsor,
Ont., and Prof, W. S, Matthews of De-
troit, Mich., are now staying at the
Central hotel. Exeter, for one week.
See ad in this piper,
Mr Angus McInnis ot Paramonnt,
lost one of his horses last week. The
animal seemed apparently all right at
night. and was found <lead in the
morning.
As the section. 'mor of the G.'1. R,
were preceeding, east from Seaforth
station one day lately the handle of
the "jigger" broke, throwing Mr. 1.
Wilson on his bank ,n front of the
"Jigger," which paased over hint, in.
juring him severely.
!'here died in Zetland, on the let
inet., little Daniel ,Arbackse, aged 11
years. The little fellow had had the
measles. from which he was rerovering
nicety, when be caught fresh cold,
which turned to digestion of the lungs
terminating in his death,
There died on. Sunday moral ng of
last weak the oldest resident of the
village of Wroxeter, and one of the
oldest inhabitants of that section-- .
Tare, A;argaret Dunbar. Mrs. Dunbar
was a native of Banfl:shire, Scotland,
and died et the ripe age of 93 years
tad. 4 days.
One, day last weds na Mr, G, Atarri-
son. father of dlr. Hugh ttorrieon,
lawyer, of Lueknow, warn corning out et
the new Presbyterian church building,
he ,fell, breaking a couple of hie ribs
well na receiving other tniurtes,
The old gentleman bas since been con.
fined to bed, and is is a very low con.
dation.
Clinton has epork paokzng industry.
An the 2nd inet., wink a son of Mr.
Wzu. Spain of Seaforth, Was wrestling
All another boy, be fell and broke his
lett leg just above the ankle. ft was
put up in a Plaster of Paris bandage
by a physician in that ton) and the
little fellow le now doing well. He wiU
he laid lip for six weeks.
C. J, Thomas, late at Ottawa, gives
the following cure for La Grippe:.-
-
Take ane cup of beef tea. tea hot as"
possible, every three hours, and ane
three.gratn quinine eve Ile after ea tfr
eup of beef teaFol ow thin up f r 24
hours and you will had immediate re.
lief and a posittre cure. Keep your
in a warm room while taking the
above, For a preventive take one cup
of hot beef tea and one three -grain
capsule just before retiring to bed for
the night.
A gentleman wtio once enjnyed great
parliamentary honors in the county of
Huron, and a very clever scholar at',
the same time, writes a very indistinct
hand.. At ane tittle a letter written by
hint had to be read before a court of
justice. The clerk labored with It for
A long while. and finally, in despair,
banded it over to tine author of the
same, who was ata 1054 to rend his
own menus:ript. This gentleman does
not Mend mono in the learned and
`rent who in teeny caeca could not
read what they had written, -Wings'
ham cor. Clinton New Era
During the past fete days considera-
ble talk has taken place among lovers
of the gun, that awtld cat was roaming
in the bush belonging to Dr. Sloan, in
Rullatt Accordingly several sports
have been scouring the bush in search
of the animal, but nothing definite was
done until one morning recently news
camp that the animal had been shot
but had been lost in a hollow tree. A
pat try was at once organized, and a
tramp was made to the bush, the tree
cut down by a longlegged gentleman,
and the animal captured, but, lo, it
turned out to be a cat owl. The cat
still roams at large and certain parties
say the howl of it can be beard all
night long.
1V EWS NOTES.
Toe eleventh census of the United
States will be taken next summer. An
estimate of the population, compiled from
State enumerations and other reliable
sources has been made by the New York
Sun. It makes the population of the
United States 64,761,500, as against
50,155,783 in 1880. The greatest growth
appears in the Southern States, whose
population has increased from 14,638,-
936 to 16,489,150. The most remarka-
ble increase is in Missouri, whose popu-
lation was 2,168,380 in 1880, and is now
3,050,000. Outside of the Southern
States the greatest increase has been
made by New York, whose population
has grown from a little more than five
millions to six millions. Michigan has
gained about 400,000 and now has a
population of two millions. Illinois has
added half a million to the three millions
of 1880, and Ohio, making about the
same increase, has now about 3,700,000
people. The States whose population
has remained almost stationary are
Connecticut, Delaware, Mame, Vermont,
New Hamphshire, and Nevada. If these
figures be correct, the South in the nee
Presidential election will gain 17 new
electors, the West 25, the Middle States
3 and the Pacific States 4, while New
England will lose 1.
Canada's Comic Paper.
ann. begins its thirty fourth volume
with the New Year, which means that this
brave little journal has celebrated its
seventeenth birthday. When we say -es'
We can• without hesitation -that its ability
both literary and artistic has bean kept up
to a uniformly high standard throughout
this long period, and that to -day it is as
bright as ever, we mention a fact exceed-
ingly creditable, not only to the comauotors
of Ge,I1, but also to the C'•anadiau people,
rtitthout whose appreciation and support
this phenomenon of journalism would have
been impossilile. We call it a phenomenon
adViseclly, for 'so far as we are aware, there
is not another country of Canada's age--:,
cbrtainly no other Colony-that.,cau boast
of a sixteen -year-old Comic Journal.
Gitlr has well deserved its success. It is
nob merely a clever and amusing paper, it
is also .t recognized pewee .in Canadian.
public life, and a power which, we aro glad
to say, is always on the right side where'
questions of moral principle are concerned.
It ought to be a pleasure to every Canadian
to contribute to the success of such a
)onrual,-ancl the moat practical ,way of,
doing this is by subscribing. The price is
only Two Dollars per year, or if taken in
connection: with Tile Timms the price , of
both will be $2.75. Subscriptions may be
scut direct to GRIP, Toronto, or 'te this
offioe.
every Interesting discussion has arisen.
3t] Winnipeg regarding the bi1( of rights
whioh was presented to the Dominion
Gosernmeut eighteen years ago when the
North-West 'eras perohased by Canada,
Archbishop Tache pnblishea a copy of the
original bill, iu .hich there are nineteen
elausee, one of which claims separate
schoolsfor the people iu Manitoba. Dr.
l3ryco publishes another copy of the ori,
i '
Rind, n w hiela there are leanly clauses,
none of which refer to the separate schools,
It hes been decided that Dr, Dryce and a
representative of Hie Grace shall meet
shortly and compare documents,
The groat popularity of Ayer's Elle as a
cathartic is duo no less to their promptness
and efficacy than 4o their coating of 'Agar
and freedom from any injurions effects.
Children tithe them readily. 13ee .Ayer's al-
manao for this year, pet out,
The grip has caught air John A Mac-
donald, though we might say. mildly.
. I3USINESt3 REPORT.
Mr. James MaDorty, of Rounds 4 Mc-
Carty's Collecting Bureau, Drgmbo, Ont„
stares:-`'lisve used eevo'al bottles of
Burdook Blood Bittern for kidney die eller
And find it a wcudertul remedy. Previous.,
ly I Pad been taking pills, thinking I bad
liver complaint, hut now A am quire well
aucl will always praise B,B.B,"
John Perrin, merchant ot St. Marys, is
among another batchof assignments,
eflei<y aunonneed,
TGIlAf1 NT.,i OF TOOTHACHE.
1can recorutuend flags -wore Tether Gil
as a sure onre tar toutlesche, 1 suffered
far several days, thee I 'tented my cheek
and rublt;ti the le flow 0it on it and was
mmediateiy rcli a'.J,
Man. DAY111 0, Amen;
Rwswl, Man,
The off'+aial urajerity for Mayer Clarke
of Toronto, is 1894,
t31;UIRING SEA
Car#twine rte -teat seal et the American
Republic, and R'rrdcek Blood Batters eon-
teins the virMee ofro'ts, barks and barba
trout our fleets and Wesel, mel dsg a won-
derful remedy for constipation. drape{.sia,
bilioueneas, bad blood, scrofula and all bkiu
dieenase.
Aa elderlr womeu owned. Jane Spears ot
Agues atrect. Toronto, was found t.rribly
bruised and half strautrle:l iu her hence last
Thereaay. a rope l:oing Armee her nets
when disc.averei. She was ra-41av0,1 to the
hospital and +1it-1 shortly after:ver Is, There
is every Hvi, ct? t1+brutal murder bas
been oamtnittrd, relelery Whig the ouly aa-
siguab le owe.
Weak oyes and iutlarue i. lid r i 1,lie*lea au
impure canditien of the Mood, The 'beat
remedy is Aper'a S,trssparille. It vitalaea
the Woad, rce,ut<tte a the eteretiona. awe ex
pole all serofetirus ftucnprs from tiro axaroan,
Wry It. Prim 51, Wrath $3 it bottle.
A proclamation. Appears in The Ofliciel
Gazette calling the Of'tuitoba Lcgtsletnre
together for the de pat::ls of basilicas on
Jauuary Uotti.
If there aro any of our enbscribers tint
havo not triel Ireperinl Cream Tartar Bak.
lug Powder, web' all minus urge them to
do so, toe it really is the beat He ever fount,
and makes Weenier that are really de-
icions.
A little et. Gunmen's Parisian halm appt led
at night. will seen render the hands soft a ad
white. Parisian balm is delightfully perfum-
ed. Sold 1»' alt druggists..
Wheat is quoted at 03 cents in Grafton,
Dak, At situdtuly sitnateci plates in Mani-
toba the price is from 70 to75 canto.
A WINTER'S TALE.
Last reinter my little girl caught a severe
cold whioh lasted all season. I dootored
with everything leaned get, but to no avail.
Finally 1 got Hagyard'n Pectoral Balsam
and gave her two doses which improved
her, and in a week abo was entirely cured
by its use,
tins. C. Nonatah, Cornell, Ont.
Minister Carling and Deuuty-Miniater
Lowe say there is nothing in the report of
a movemeut to orlon the St. Lawrenoo
route for the shipment of American cattle.
FIRST HELP FOB, THE 'VOUNDLD.
In all cases of wounds, bruises, sores,
outs and sprains prompt action .is necessary
ar,d the wisdom of those who keep Hag-
yard's Yellow Oil on hand is demonstrated.
it is a prompt, effectual and reliable etre
for all injuries, croup, rheumatism, sore
throat, etc. Used iuternally or externally..
Premier Greenway of Manitoba, proposes
having an immigration agency established
in Chicago next season. He thinks many
immigrants might bo seon.od in this way.
Mr. Greenway talks about 50,000 immi-
grants for next summer.
LITTLb, LUCY'S LUCK.
had a disease of the skin for which
Ma tried everything she could think of, but
without effect, but the first bottle of Bur.
dock Blood Bitters I tried, I found relief.
It gave me great satisfaction"
LUCY VENABLEe, (age 11,)
Boissevain, Man.
C. 0. RIO:ARDS & Co.
Gents, -I certify that MINARD'S LINI
MENT cnred my daughter of a severe and
what appeared. to be a fatal attack of diph-
theria after all other remedies had failed,
and recommend it to all who may be afflict
ed with that terrible disease.
JonN D. BJUTILIER.
French Village, Jan'y, 1889.
MONEY FOR ALL.
VWLANTED-A good energetic man, ur
men, to sell our Fruit Trees, Roses, Shrubs,
Ornamentals, etc. Permanent employment.
Write at once for terms, and sraure choice
of territory, We sell only first-class stock,
handsome outfit free. Address MAY;
BROTHERS, Nurserymen, Rochester N.
Y. -8t Nov. 21,
When fltbe. wee skk, vte gave her Castoria
When also, Was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clang to Castoria,
'When she had Children, she gave thein Castoria,
&DV1Qi] T0.i0TSDne. preyou.disturbedat
uightand brolien of your rest by a sick (Mild
suffering and crying with pain of Cnttine
Teeth? If so send at once and get a ,bottle
of`; Mfrs.' i'ins•lo'n's Soothing syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
It willcolieve the poor ilttle sufferer im
mediately i)ooend upon it, mothers; there
is uoniistttke about it. It cares Dysentery
and Diarrhlea, regulates the Stomach, and
B'oweis,cures Wind Colic, soften" the Gums.
reduces Cnflanimationand gives tone and
energy tothe whole system.'Par s.Winslow's
Soothing Syrttp" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste end is the proscription
of one of the oldest and best female
physicians'. and nurses in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Ptlao twenty-llvo
°oats it bottle. Be -mire and ask for'+Mns.
WxNsr.ow'e Secessreso' Bente "and - n0
other ind.
ll A.S.R$ ` REPORTS.
nxicerat
Red Wisest ..,
spring Wnea4., -,
Harley ,. •..
G ats ,
Glover Bled , .
Timothy *+
Pena ....P, 1.4
Cern ,, ... ..
Batter
Flourperb'b.l ., ,,, ,,.
✓ otatees,per beeltel ,,,
4.ppres.ts oag •., .,.
tfrriodAppleapr b ,.. ..,
Besse per lb.... TIM
Tureevper ne n. .1.,
thickener lb
Obiokenaperpr ,, ,,
llogedreneedperiCO
Reef
liidearongh,
" dressed
sheepskins eace
°angelus
Wool Per lh
Bay per ton
Onions nerbpq
Svoodyeroorei ,M ▪ .<:
4T Mines 4
Wall Wheat. 0 75 o >ln
spring Wbekat.,........ .,........... 0 7s n 80
Sas ey ,. ,.... ,., 0 35 040
Oat& .,, 0 25 0 25
Clover Seed .............. 3143 50
Timothy 2 f0 4 CO
Peas 0 ea 0 se
r'.ggs • ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, ............. ,..,. ,,,,.. 14,015
Butter 14 0 lc
rotates'1
,'lpples perbest+ C ...... 49 051
Wool per lb,. 0 024
Flay porton 7 "r080t]
Bran per tau l4 as 14 00
Meets" '■,.,°4 000`2010
Oatmeal per bbl...; •,.,,, ..,., b (.4)7 00
40O 00
6a00 40
350 to 4e •0
I50so7'00
9 0to052
0
20
to. n
a
14 *n 016
09Go5*0
40 to 1 6
1C0to11:0
0. 40,40
O06to007
008to 10
009 to 007
025 to 030
450 to500
400ts525
200ta250
330to3Ot
0 60 to 80
050tee9')
0 18 to 0 Tan
70Gto80u
050toOtxr
25 to3o0
LONDON.
Wheat 83e to Ste per bee. Oa'€. 'rote
27c per bus. Peas, Svc to .lc per bus, liar -
lex, Si %king.43 to 48e per bus. Betio' Feed.
3aio to 41c per bus Core, 45a to 474c per
barbel.
TOR°I+ITO.
Tomato, San. 3#.--Wheat-Sprit] No, 2. FOS
to 84' per bus :red winter,No.2. toSi per
PIMPS, PUMPS,PUMPS
A WANT S CTPPLI iLLD.
We will
hereafter reeks and &oep OA .hand, a good supply of wooden canape, tvlricls
we Will fell at neualpricee, and guarantee teem to ail the hilt with satzsfaetion.
Wo respectfully ask a chase of your patronage lit this line, end vie will end . vor
t0 supply you with, good pumps, and promptly. ea
boli Pallier will be J"irrrlisjsed, When. Desired-
Shop ane door south of Pareon'sa Blacksmith Shop, Main,.st., Exeter:
W. TR ',VETHICK
03)0
RB NMLL,,
AVVIS
OT.
' Ari DWARS UIJ 'MANTS LINDERTAK RS,
A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS.
DrALida$ air Ju. vas yrAnryq
STOVES & RANGES
411 Kinds of Light
and Heavy Hardware.
ware.
bus Manitoba Neat hari.1 s«re 1 t'} ala. «,`ii 1iE ;,1k it,+#. i i Wit l
to i Ci: PEA$ 480 to 6"a pot bus. BATS 22o
to;tloper bus. FLOUR, extra. $3.60 to °A3.G5
per bAl; straight roller- -13,Ki to $3.90 ;
s'rongbakers,54AOt4 $410. BARLEY, lin
490 to Goa; N`o,2 4l0 to 4-57,e; No 3. extra 3$o to
40s; :t -o- 3. a "8c to 31e.
F011 III 'Mrs, JIAP.t\$1tllS, AN11
WAS'T'ING DISORDERS OR
CHILDREN.
Scott's Bunt/hie of Pure Cod Liver 01),
with U l'opl+osipleitea, is misguided, The
✓ apidity with whish children gain flesh tur41
strength upon it is very wonderful. *'I
have used Scott's: r^.,nrnMou in canes of
'Malicia and Mammas of long stands::;.
fe ev ry case the inrproveitieut was mark.
ed," --J M 31Larv, 1i.P.. Now'York. Sold
by all Druggtats, 50e. end $I.00
To Our Zrubsct'ibera.
The special Announcement which sp,
peered in aur eelumns '*omc'tittle since, an'
pouncing a operiai arrangement with Dr.
B. J. Kendall Co.. of I'lnorburg F*6la, \'t,
publishers of "•,AA 'Treatise on the Home
and hie Diseases,"whereby our anbaoribers
were enabled to obtain a dopy of that vain
able work rime by gelding their
address to R. J. li ENDALL CU., (And
doable a two•cent stamp' for mail.
in same) is renewed for a limited period.
\1 a t• ust all will avail themselves of the
opportunity of obtaining this valuable work
lo every lover of tho iiarse it is indis-
pensable. as it treats in a simple manner
all the die Asea which &illicit this noble ani
ural Its phenominal side throughout the
United States end Canada, make it titan -
(lard authority. Mentiou this paper when
sending for it • Treatise."
Nov. 4th -]3t
LL
'he Caaa Cay1
TMrROv1i D FARMS FOR. SALE
Tho following lands. now rented, will bo
°non forsato after 1st November, 18.9, when
the existing. leases will o:cpire:-
Towsantr CONorssio' Lor
Hay 13 N.91 Sr E},141,
"• 15 N.J. W},21.25
Stephen ............ 14 s} 12
18 Si.
,, Aux Sables 0. E},14, El. Ni 17
West William 14 E. 15
Stanley 8 W}, 7, W&.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 at5 per cont. per annum.
Prices will bo given on application to the
Commissioners,
CANADA COMPANY,
Toronto.
October 28th. 1889.
Fashionable Stp1c!
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THE BEST VET
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET
u
OA L 7?EL1-VERED ON SHORTEST
NOTICE AT LOS\'ESP
PRICES.
a cal, to
CUTLERY% ETC.
Overcoatings at any price ; Suit-
inga at any price; Pantings
at anyprice.
est Ordered &thin Induced i Exeter
gp n
Gentlemen l leave your orders catty, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of .Pine Trimming:, and the bog
Cutting 3n Town, you are sure of atisfao-
ion. a ,.
ofk.. t o Z LL.
Emblems 0f the l e .e at
Societ ia,
J vezythiug z c w and first chit=s..
FUNERALS CONDUCTED AT MOD-
ERATE
OD-ER TE COST. THE BEST
HEARSE IN THE
COUNTY.
azkythin,g i the limos
OCKED
WE WU.J START A GREAT
KNOCKOUT SALE
Thursday Dec. 191h, 1889.
AND CO:iTiN1tE THE SAM!
FOR• 40 DAYS.
Ve will offer our large stock of Stave., 'Tinware, :Tea, Crosscut
Saws, Lamps and Limp Goods
At prices that will KNOCK BANKRUPT ?DICES into
A COCKED HAT.
This is no b )mbast but actual facts. A. call only necessary to con-
vince ''0U.
Agents tot- the Raymond° Serving Machine. All kinds of Machine
Needles and Oils. >
All accouirs must be settled by cash or note by the rat day of
February, 188g.
BISSETT BROS.
CENTRAL
Drug Store limn
A full stook of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter.
C LEV'lTZ,
FE and WIRER
G-00DS_
I have just received any large consignment
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and to make room for them I
am now selling off my
Previous Stook
At figures away down. I do not believe in
(tarrying over goods until another
year, and will always
sell at
ROCK 8flTTOI11 PRICES
Mather than hold them over. •
MYIY STOCK
is the best assorted in
town and of first quality goods
1 am here to exebauge goods with
the public for cash or pro-
duce and am bound to
do it.
J. P. ROSS,
Market Store EXETER.
Nov.13, 1889.
That we are still continuing
our
Discoihit Sale
DURING JANUARY.
20 per cent. off on Drygoods
and 10 per cent. off on
Hardware & Crockery
7' OR CASg3.
HAPPEL c1L CLEGHORN,
ZURICH.
N. B. -All parties indebted will
save trouble by settling prior
to Jan. ISth.
DO YOU
WANT TO BTJY
FIRST -01, A SS
FUR ITU
AT LOWER RATr,S
THAN SHAM GOODS
-ARE USUALLY SOLD-
-THEN aIALL AT-
IL'S
--ONLY FIRST-OLASS-,
reliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so -oat
led 'Cheap Houseso'
Ctlrll give
Undertaking
frt+5,i4f 'e ■
L
S. GTp
EY
y
(Successor to C & A. Gidley)
ODDFELLOW'S ELQGE`'