The Exeter Times, 1890-2-6, Page 5DISTRICT DOINGS.
The Latest Current News Throughout the
District,
A creamery is to be started in Clin-
ton, by a joint stook company.
Mr, Robt, Keeler of Mitchell, is
dangerously ill of pneumonia, brought
an by an attack ofla grippe.
Fifty-six sheep and lambs killed, and
twenty worried shows the prowess of
Bosanquet dogs during the past year at
a cost of $284.17.
There have been several fatal oases
sit la grippe in Parkhill. A prominent
resident, W. E. Wilkinson, was one of
the victims.
Mr. James Prindiville, farmer, of
Logan, has assigned —Mr. Andrew
Cameron, baker of Ailsa Craig, has
assigned.
William Stroud of the 14th con. of
Aahwood, was killed In the lumber
woods in Michigan last week. I'he
parents have the aympathv of the com-
munity in their sad affliction.
Last week Mr. John Thompson, of
he village of Nairn, out and split 12
ords at wood from an elm tree, which
grew on the farm of Nett MoTaggart
Etq., 4th con, East Williams.
Mrs. Farmer, wife al Christopher
Farmer, the e,'r. IL brakeman who
was killed to Strattor:d a few -clays ago,
has through her solieitore entered suit
as dna the O.1'.Re for $20,00e.
It is with regret that we have to
chronicle the death of the late Mr•
Bumphrev Baird of Grand Bend. wheat*
s
i s were
1st reels.
n r
i s
was 85. veers- twee ,
interred in the Grand Bend cemetery,
On Annie'', the ;,6th tilt.
The other dao' a :lir. Bowker of
Stephen, met with a serious accident
While in Park hid. 'le Watt drivi ,g
(;long the road when his wagon canoe
in content with another wagon, throw-
ing him s iolentiy to the ground and
cutting his bead aevere y.
'arab Smith, a pitted of Mies tt ma.
Gowan, teacher ot School Section No.
13. Btanshard, bas beeuawarder' seaoncl
scholarship in a"nneetton with the
December eCMAI
natenn of 1889en-
trance
trance
to liigli Sehooth.
County Council. of Huron.
The county council of Huron assembled
in the. court house of Goderieh on Tuesday
afternoon of Last week
The firat business being the election of a
warden. Joseph Griffin, reeye of Ashfield,
wan nominated by Messrs. Manning and
Betz, and John Britton, reeve of fIullett.
was nominated by Dr. Rollins and Mr -
Cook ,
r -Cook, A ballot resulted in a tie, each
candidate receiving 24 votes, and the muni-
cipality of Howick having the largest
equalized aesessment, the reeve of that
nunicripality gave the casting vote in favor
o` M". Britton, wbo was declared duly
elected, and sworn in, Mr. Britton re-
turned thanks for the bonor done him.
A selecting committee to strike the
standing committes for the year was bel
toted for, resulting in Messrs. Milne, Ratz,
Girven. Cook and McKenzie being chosen.
On motion of Messrs, Beck and Smith,
Mr. R. Radcliffe of Goderieb, was appoint
ed auditor, and the warden appointed .lir,.
Jame'r Patton as the other auditor,
On Motion of elessra. Kay and :4anniag,
Mr Halle of Goderich and Mr Turnbull of
Cdntou, were appointed on the board of
county examinees of =heel teachers.
The memorial of the municipal couven-
tir•n to the Lieutenant Governor in council
was rear* and referred to the special com-
mi:tee.
SEC01:D DAT-^-WEDNFSDAY,
Council resumed at ten o'clock. All the
members present except Messrs Proudfoot
and Mcalurehic—absent through illness.
The selecting cotnmitte presented the
following lid( at stludiag committee ;
1:yr tiazenoteeDultnage, Griffin, Milne,
MaiLean
ontlfout, Hess Ratz,
c
Aur-
chie Johnston. Wilson anti lienueweis,
FINANCE •.-.Cook, Either, Taylor, Mc
Pherson. Rollins. O•dver. Cox. MManui"g,
Saimiris. Strothera, Kay, Kelly, ;lloonoy,
Ti"raucet McKenzie,
ROAD AND BIOME. • --Gtre„ol y, Bryan.
Scott, Efeyreek, Girvin, Bissett, Kydd,.
Beacom„ Howe, Beck, Jacque. T'hompeon,
Webber, f ochert Castles.
SC11001. As» PlttliTINO...Anderson, Gra-
hem, C'ae'1e5, Henderson, Smith. Malloy,
Wilson Torrance, Ttylor. Masa Strothers.
JAIL. AVD Comte Horse. ---Johnston,
fihcrritt, Jacques
, :rratt, Howe
Morrison. son
.
.yr 1. Ie roGk, ler, Lohart. Gregory
McKenzie
Miss assLte 'rumba, only daughter Set,Mair+.--Rollin%(Ivrdt e. Kelly, Beek,
of the worthy head weeder of the S.tnders, Beacom, Bryans,
Clinton Collegiate Institute, was tinted Spicier, -•-Prondfoot, Girvin, Dulenage,
in nlarriago to Mr C. ff. C. Wright, Nay. McLean, Orahani, :ticMurehie, his -
WO Engineer of Boston. and son of lett, Cos,
the late Capt. Wright of Halifax.
majority of the. council favored only two
sessions.
The special committee were instructed
to find out if possible what amendments
are regnired to m;eke the hawker's and
peddler's by law workable with a view ot
getting the Ontario Legis atut'e to remedy
any defects.
On motion of Rollins and Ratz the
warden and clerk will memoralize the
Ontario government to the effect that the
school system of the Province makes too
many calls on the public funds and asking
the cost be lessened
Kelly and \loLean moved that in the
opinion of this council theamonnts realized
by the Registrars in large counties are
excessive, and the fees shou'd be teaselled
or a larger percentage paid into the county
treasury. Carried
1 eeettne---Alcl'herson Cook, Moouey,
The bakers of Winghum, will here. Either, Mime. Manning, Raiz,
after have to be pretty correct In
wetgbing their bread as the couneit
has authorized the chief to inspect the
weight thereof once a mouth, anti if
any is lound under the standard, to
give it to rho poor.
The death oecurred at Luoan an
Thursdity of firs Wei Frank, aged 84.
Deceased leaves the following children;
--Me Win, Prank. Bran dont; Mr. J.
Frank, Lueau ; Alra. Wells, Stratford ;
,Mrs Morrison, Winnipeg, and wee
Sarah Freon, Inman,
Mr. Thomas Botes, wbo resided on
Bayfield road, swat of Varna, tor asv-
erast years, ]res exchanged hie farm with
tie Rev. Mr. Meitonnel, for some
rop"rty In the vietnity of Komoka
He has taken possession and is moving
his ell '.te there,
Mr M. Bixel, the senior partner in
the firm of Bixel d 00., brewers of
Strathroy, diad et tis residence there
on Saturday evening to the sixty-first
yfrir of 1118 age, Ile had been il. for
ae • months suffering from lung
tr ie,
Diphtheria, measles, influenza and Eepnrt of Mr. Tom, I. P. S., read and
all manner of diseases are to be found referred to school committee.
in Parkhill. The local items in the
local papers, last week, were made up
Of obituaries and obrnniclinga of sick
people. The Review calls on the
Board of Health for attention.
James Bailey, so well known as the
former proptiotor or the Union Hotel,
Goderich, died on Saturday night last Letter from the jailor, requesting sundry
after less than a week's illness. On supplies for the jail; referred to commit -
Tuesday he wait lairs us) with influenR.t, tee.
which developed into congestion of the
lungs.
Circular from the county council of
Brant, requesting the eo•opetation of this
coursed to have farm stock amused as
heretofore i referred to apecial conuuittee.
Communication from the Prisoners' Aid
Association; referred to finance commit-
tee.
Circular from the clergymen of the town
of C:oderich, requesting the county council
to erect a County. Poor House ; referred to
the special committee.
Certifie^ite of the lunacy of Mary Hays
of Morris ; filed.
C'iretilar from C. Chamberlain re•litens-
ilignorestail'iarl stellton; referred to special
committee.
Circular from the county council of
Welland, in reference to the assessment of
railway property; referred to the special
committee.
Circular from the county council of Sim•
cue in refereneeto railway discriminations,
etc ; referred to the special committee.
Letter from MajorJordan, thanking the
conned on behalf of Col, Coleman for the
grant to the volunteers ; react and filed.
Letter from Jailer Dickson was read and
referred to jail and court housecominittee,
FOURTH DAY --FRIDAY
The Treasurer was requested duplicate.
from the Registrar and that the clerk bare
the same printed in the minutes annual y,
The clerk was instructed to ob'ain the
number of persons coined ted to the jail
during 1887-8-9. the .cause, length of time
etc., and the cost to the county and front
what municipality,
Dr Rollins and lir (tanning le ought up
the House of Iniiustry question. The
council by a majori^y of 14 refused to
entertain the matter.
On motion of Smith. and Beck, $15 were
granted forflowers to be placed around the
court house,
Council adjourned to meet again the first
Tueaday° in January.
The toad and bridge committee recom-
mended that a bridge he put over the
Mait'and river on the boundary between
Grey and Rhea. That tins council send
Toronto the
noeo ta er o
T u Inan tt f
widening sleighs, That the Grey bridge
on mill road east of Bushfie 4 be rebuilt,
also bridge on 'ake shoe road. Ashfield.
and the south span of Clinton bridge.
Also recommend the retaining of the ser
vices of the county engineer,
Treasurer 'Holmes; report ahowed esti-
mated expenditure for county purposes for
1889 to have been 825,697.77 ; actually
expended 524.247 05, leaving a net surplus
ou hand of 8951.12. The total iuves'nteat
of county aiuking funds reaches $125,919.
Inspector Tom's report showed the tntal
receipts for West Huron public sahoo's in
1859 were 306 818.6#; expended firK
8,3x,6.-
21 ; balance on head 89 298,42. Paid for
teachers salaries $40 826.65 ; number of
pupils of ;wheel age 10.14.1, on register for
1809, 9,022, number of teachers employed
122, The higheat salary paid a teaeller in
the Inspectorate, 5750 by the town of
C;oderich. The Inspector trade 1,8"0
school visits during the year.
Mr/RIOT IEPDRTS.
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Red Mies t
Spring Wileat.. •••
Barley
Oats
Clover rued ..
Timothy r
Peas
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Riggs
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Flour perbbl •...
Potatoes,per bushel
Apples,per oag
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(*ease per lb.
Turkey per lb
Pucks pet Ib
(Thickens per pr
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Report of a cad commissioner Ansley,
referred to road and bridge committee.
Tolearam from county clerk re widen.
ing sleighs; referred to road and bridge
committee.
Four tenders for the county printing :
referred to the printing committee.
A had accident happened to a lady
of Uoderich town..hip a few days since.
As Miss S. Wigginson was on her way
to Clinton. walking, she slipped on the
har i road, and In addition to breaking
her lett. was so harpy bruised, that she
has since been cnnfined to the house
of her sister.
Th, combined salaries of the clerk,
treasurer, assessor, collector and two
auditors of the town of Mitchell for the
year 1890, only amount to 5510 I'he
eateries paid the same officials in St.
Marys the past year amounted to
$1,160. In Exeter the combined
salaries of the above with other officers
included only amount to 5400
Letter from the sheriff, in reference to
lighting the court room, was referred to
court house committee.
A *notion to raise 83 000 for the improve-
ment of boundary lines was referred to
finance committee.
The resignation of Mr Menzies as high
school trustee for Clinton was accepted.
Moved by Mr. anning, seconded by
Mr Wilson, that the following trustees be
appointed : Seaforth, Cr. Smith ; Clinton,
Robert Coates and James Scott to serve
out the term of Mr. Menzies' ; and for
Goderich. Dr. Ure.
On motion of -Messrs Eilber and Tor-
rance. Messrs. Peter Adamson and Joseph
Beck were appointed on the board of
Criminal Audit for the current year.
Moved by Mr Milne, secouded by Mr.
Oliver. that the county engineer act with
The death is announced in Clark the engineer for Perth in having a bridge
County, Dakota, of Mr. Gilbert Dusty, built ove• the river Maitland on the boun•
second son of Mr. Samuel Dusty, and dary of Grey and Elena at the fourth con.
Son-in-law of Mr. Robert Reid, of St.Referred to the finance committee.
Letter from the county treasurer. and the
Marys. The deaPAPPd hail not yet
. reached 29 years of age. He was at atatemaut9 of non resident land, etc ie•
the time of his death a partner in ferred to finance committee.
business with Mr. Wm. Somerville, jun.,
formerly of St. Marys, and who is at
present on a visit to friends in that
locality.
Two young hardware clerks of Lon-
VW/on, are in trot.ble. At a party they
'attended the other night there was a
double mock marriage in which they
acted as grooms, and married two young
ladies (on the other side of 25). The
young ladies now claim that the mar-
riage was bona fide, and that the young
men are theirs The supposed hus-
bands are very much frightened, and
are thinking seriously of leaving the
city.
At a meeting of the members of the
Blanshard Farmers' Mutual Fire Ina.
Co., the auditors' report showed the
total number of policies in force to be
654, with a total insurance of 5890,530.
00, and premium notes amounting to
$26,156,29. At a subsequent meeting
of the Board of Directors, W. F.
Sanderson, Esq , was re-elected presi-
dent, and the former secretary, Mr.
Geo Moir, retiring, .Kr. P. S. Arm-
strong was elected sec.-treas.
Six hundred men are now employed
on the tunnel between Sarnia and Port
Huron.
Crhfldren Cry for PItchdr's Castori"c
.04
" dressed ,
Sheepskins each ,.,
Callskins .,,
Wool per 1b ... ,.,
3ayperton ,
Oulonsuexbueb
Woodoereord ...
c0 75 to 00 82
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020 toc20
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Fan Wheat 0 110 080
"Spring Wheat .......................... 0 80 0 80
';t:rie ........ 5 0 30 0 38
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mover Seed 4 60 3 50
Timothy ..................... ... 250 4 00
Peas 050053
teeter .................. .. ........................... 17 0 17
Butter 15 0 175
I'ote.tnes per bas .....................•75 075
Apples per bush
Wool per ib..
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Bran per ton
Shorts'• ,.
Oatmealper
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WOULD NOT laE WITHOUT IT,
SIRS. ---We bare used your Haeverd'e
Pretarial Talaam for aoverti coughs and
eello and can recommend it to he punt what
it is represented to be. We would not be
without it. II. SABINE,
Cataract, Out.
No lora than 4,000 men are niw at work
en the Newfoundland railway, and rho 'work
will go on throughout the winter. Tho
twee are 51 a day. In six menthe 8000,000
would thus be spent in laborers' wages
Alone, Then there aro artistries of engiuecrs
and various offimals. A loan of 51,000,000
will be needed for the first your.
THE FISHERIES QUESTION
is an important ono, bat the question of
paramount- importance to -dal, is "what
;hal! wo'nse for catarrh 2" Mr. John Mo.
Swain Model Sohonl tenohar, Cla.rlottotowu
P.E,I . says, -1 melons you 50 coots for
which please send me a package of Nasal
Balm. The packago I received soma time
ago has done me a great deal of good, so
winch tbat I think it will cure me,
Mr, Relit McEwen bee purchased Mr
Moat folio's farm of 65 awes, on the 8th eon
McGillivray, for $2,500.
"Ayer's Cborry Pectoral has given me
great relief in bronobitis. Within a month
I leave sent some of this preparation to a
friend suffering from bronchitis and asthma.
It has done him so much good that he writes
for more."—Charles F, Dumterville, Ply-
mouth, England.
Jos P Huron, the oldest inhabitant of
Belleville, died Wednesday in his 97th year.
Deceased was a veteran of 1812-14, and was
for upwards of seventy years a Freemason,
being the oldest member of the Craft in
Canada, and the oldest but one on this con-
tinent.
Thursday morning, January 30th, the
wife of George Lemerade, Mich., gave birth
to four babies. three boys and one girl. All
are healthy, bright and active, and with.
proper care may live.
Au applicatiion from the Ontario Rifle
Association for the uanai grant was refer red
to the finance committee.
A motion to grant $300, to be divided
between the branch agricultural and horti-
cultural societies was referred to the finance
committee.
TRIED DAY—TnURSDAY.
On motion of Kelly and Bissett the
Warden and Clerk petition the Dominion
Parliament to appoint a Permanent Rail-
way Commission.
On motion of McKenzie and Bissett,
Messrs. Manning, Kelly and Wilson, were
added to special committee.
That Christina McMartin of Grey, in•
sane indigent. be made a ward of the
county and receive 57 per month.
Messrs. Cooke Kelly, Rollins, Eilber,
Wilson Sanders and the mover, Manning,
were appointer) a committee to revise the
rules governingthe conduct of business at
the council anreport at . June meeting.
The clerk was instructed to procure for
each member of the council a, copy of the
Ontario Statutes of the present year.
On notion of Wilson aud, Kelly, the
road and bridge committee were instructed
to report as to the advisability of retaining
the services of a county engineer.
The Warden of Bruce telegraphed the
council asking for inform'stion a, to how
two sessions a year has worked. The
ll'.tinsi'rl'a Liniment Cu,rea l)isfcnnper .
Wheat 830 to Asa per hue, Oars. Veto
21e per bus. Peas.64e to 57, par bus. Bar -
ler, 41e pert to
per re u45,1 BarleyT a Per
bus e .
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TORONTO.
Toreut., Feb 5—Wheat-Seri,,Bra No. 2, 55e
Ines Menttnba No, hard. 1'3to 1n, :10,2,1 til
t ' rl ; PP .3;, TAB to 6"c pe' bus HATS 27o
to »90 per bus, F1,'t['tt, °etre- S3.00 to "3.65
per b` r1 straight roller u3 8', to ¢3.90;
a rang b•tkers. 4.06 to S4 -0 BARLEY. No I.
s; e m ''o \`e G 41e to 4+1s; Io 3, extra 410 la
42e; No 3, MS to 57+,
F'llt Ili(Z1:Tti Vd,'"A'tfi'S, AND ALL
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CIIILii tEx.
Srott's E :ul•don of Pure Cod Liver Oil.
with Hyeophosphitea is unequaled. 'Flee
raeridity with whish children gent 9eah end
•trenytll upon it ie vary udarfnl re.
have weed Sttott'e F,«utull.ien in eases of
Rickets and 1,ltuI.:masa of tangatandang.
he ev ry ease the irutt'soeeraent was mark.
ed." -.J 'd Maur, M ll., New York. Sold
by all Druggists, t<Oa. and $1.00
to A0 pe -bus , red winter. No e - _ tof+7 per
MESSRS. C. C. RICHARDS & Co.
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kidneys, causing excruciating pain. After
being without sleep four nights through in-
tense suffering, I tried your MINAR1'S
LINIMENT. After the first application I
wag 00 much relieved that I fell into a deep
sleep and complete recovery shortly fol-
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The care of the hands is a matter no lady
shouldnegleot. When chapped, apply Parisian
Balm at night according to directions on each
bottle. Parisian Balm is delightfully perfum-
ed, andis unequalled for cracked lips, Rough-
ness of the skin and chapped hands. Sold be
drugeis1 s.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria
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When she became Miss, silo clnug to Castoria,
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PUMPS, PUMPS, PUMPS
A WANT BC PPLI M;D.
We will hereafter make and keep on -hand, a good supply of wooden pump
s, which
we will eon at usual prices, and guarantee teem to au the bill with satisfaction.
We respectfully ask a share of your patronage in this line, and we will endeavor
to supply you with good pumps, and promptly,
Iron Pumps will be 1eurnlshed When Desired.
Shop one door south of Parson's Bleoksnuth Shop, Main -at., Exeter.'
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"ARDWARE MLROHANTS (/IUDERTAKER9.
SWIM d1`,G NIAGARA.
Is an espy way to end life, and suffering
dyspepsia to eaglet is an taw way to mete
it rulaerable. Taking Biel -dock Bitters lean
es„y way to cure tiff spep iia and it never
fag to thoroughly tone and strengthen the
entire system at the some time.
A CUiIRE FOR DEAFNESS.
There have beeu many remarkable aures
of deafness made by the nsn of Hagyard's
Yellow Oil, the great hottaeltotd remedy for
vein, introns nation and sarenoas. Yellow
Oil cures rheumatism, Here throat and croup
andis useful internally snit extert.ally for
all rains and iojuties.
Tho now lemons 'Taylor -Johnston sedum
tion calm has finiuhed at the Civil Assizes
Saturday. Toe jury gave a verdeat for the
ruined girl's father of 51,200 in addition to
the 8800 wbieh had already Mean given on
behalf of defendant with a view of comprom
icing to case,—Toronto ex
CONSUMPTION CURED.
An old phyeleiun, retitod from practice,
having had placed in bis bands by au East
Indian missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent euro of Conaumption, Bronchitis,
C•atarrb, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also a positive and radical cure
AMHERST ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
"I aoknowlodge the good I received from
Burdock Blood Bitters. I bad constipation,
irregular bowels and accumulation of wind
causing severe pain in my stomach, Two
bottles of 13.B.B. cured me. It is all you
claim It t0 be.” ALL A. teen.
Health Officer Dr. Coventry, of Windsor,
has submitted his annual statement to the
town council, showing the death rate in
Windsor during 1889 to have been 13 52 per
1000. The doctor claims that the establish-
ing of a good sewer system has effected' a
remarkable improvement in the sanitary
condition of the town.
HOW SHE WON A HUSBAND.
Though she was a poor nook yet she won
his heart by treating him with cake made
from Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Pow.
der.
ADVICE To iioTIILias.—Areyou disturbed at
nightaud, broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and Drying with pain of Cu (tine
Tooth? If so sond at once and get a bottle
of"Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable,
It willraliove the poor little sufferer lm
mediately ')epouc5upon it, mothers there
isuomistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and Diarrhma, regulates the Stomach and
li owels,curea wind Colic, softens the Gems.
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to thewhol e system, Kirn win slow's
Soothing Syrup" Per children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription
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. Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. 335 sure and ant lot -tuns
Wiestowe O'^OTIpINO s"En'p "•end no
ether incl,
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STOVES & RANGES.
411 lands orf Lighit
and Heavy lar4ware.
MOCHA ICS =LS,
CUTLERY% ETC..
COAL DELIVERED ONSH SHORTEST
NOTICE T LA`ES
PRICES.
THL BEST YET
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET I
i A GOOD SUPPLY OF GrOODS.
,Eanbleins othe Different
rSocf,etirs.
Everything new nnt1 first e1II. 8..
FUNERALS CONDUCTED AT MOD-
ERATE COST. THE BEST
HEARSE NINF THE
Give us a call, for anything in. the lin,e
KNOCKED OUT!
Overcoatings at any price ; Suit-
ings at any price; Pantings
at any price.
est Ordered Clothing pi educed in Exeter
Gentlemen I eave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
stock of Fine Trimmings, and the bas
Cutting in Town, yon are sure of atisfao-
ion. •
qqr
WE WILL START A GREAT
KNOCKOUT SALE !
-_ON—
Thursday_ Dec. 19th, 1889.
AND CONTINUE THE SAME
FOR 40 D AAS.
'We will offer aur large stock of Stavo4, Tinware, Axes, Crosscut
Saws, Lamps and Lamp Goods
FOB. G A.SzI OILY
At prires that will KNOCK BANKRUPT PRICES into
A COCKED H AT-
Tlns is no bombast but actual facts. A call only necessary to con-
vince you.
Agents for the Raymond Sewing Machine. All hinds of.Machine_
Needles and Oils.
All accoun• s must be settled by cash or note by the zst day of
February, 1889.
BISSETT BROS,
CENTRAL
Drug Store
A full stook of all kinds ole
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ars
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter.
c LU TZ.
FALL and WIXTER
I have just received my large consignment
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and to make room for them I
am now seliing off my
Previous Stock
At figures away down. I do not believe in
carrying over goods untl another
year, and will always
sell at
ROOK BOTTOM PRICES
Rather than hold thein over.
MY STOCK
is the best assorted iu
town and of first gnality goods
I am here to exchange goods with
the public for cash or pie
duce and am bcund to
do it.
�T P. _ROBS,_
`, , r r
Market Store, E4;ETEl;.
Nov.13, 1839,
Sailing OOT !
.As we are giving up business we will
dispose of our general stock of
Dry -Goods,
Groceries,
Crockery,
Hardware
—AT COST PRICE—
FOR GASH:
Now is the opportunity for
bargains, as everything will
be sold. Time will be given
to good parties purchasing
large bills.
HAPPEL i L CLEGHORN, ZURICH
Me All parties indebted from last year are
requested to call and settle.
DO YOU
WANT TO BTTY
FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE.
AT LOWER RATES
THAN SHAM GOODS
—ARE USUALLY SOLD-
-731EN CALL
GIDLEY'S
—ONLY FIRST-CLASS—
Reliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so-ca'led Cheap Houses can givl
Undertaking in all it
:Branches.
S. GIDLEY,
(Sueeesaor•to C 8. txidley)
01)DF1.LLOW'S BLOCIi