HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1890-2-20, Page 5Facts For Fanners and Hone- While Mr. C. Rarig, of the 4t con -
seekers, cession, Hay. Was hauling logs a, few
days ago one fell on his leg, breaking it.
"For we have seen the land, and behold, it is i
very good- Be not slothful to go, and to Beattie Brothers of Brussels have
enter to poseese the land." purchased the Laird porperly for
Why would you Kettle in the Far North. $1.100 and intend building to large
west when land can be had in theNear brick livery stable on it in the spring.
North-west ? where there is a. Mr, Samuel Brown, of Hullel, met
home market for all the pro- with. an unfortunate accident of Satur-
lands off The Greatday.
duof farm. The His horse ran away, aqd the
Northern. Railway result was that he had one of his arms
Axe now thrown wide open to actual rattlers, broken in two places.
50,000 BEAUTIFUL FARM HOMES On Thursday night of last week some
Near the great rnarketa of St. Paul, e' innea- evil disposed person or persons ehiered
polis and Duluth, the stable of Dir. Joseph Stange, of
The land grant commences within twenty the 14th concession of 1tl oEillop and
utiles of Minneapoliswhich possesses the cut Bair off the tail and mane of one
greatest Rauch g mills in the world, the out- of Ina horses, thus, disfiguring the ani -
pity from
which has averaged 31.175 barrels a mal in a veryserious manner.
clay. These cities are oonneoted with seven
teen different railway systema and the lands J• Burton's hotel of Ethel was cone.
offered araieterseoted br their bransh lines plately destroyed by fire on Friday
of railway.
Tile lands arowelltimberedandweilwatered. evening last, 'file loss on the hotel is
They are the most productive in theewerld, as: said to be about $2,000. By dint of
tho followieg crop statistics prove :
DROPS oF1s9. considerable exertion on the part of
wasjT. o,Se, the citizens the fire Ras presented
Bushels Average Bushels Average from extending to other buildings in
per acre per sere till, village.
Minrese 45,OOG,000 15 40,6ti0.000 35
Ontario i6M0.000 15 E34.0OO,Oi6O 33 The following officers have been
Manitoba 7000,000 12 3,0 0cG0 elected by the St. Marys Athletic As.
'"/ CORN' RIM BMILEY
Bush Bush Bush sociation for the ensuing bear;-l'resi•
Minnesota 851100,vi0. 1,060 OA 10.000,000 dent, D. S Rupert; let Vice•Pre,ident,
Ontario 9.0(0.000. 1,000,000. 23tulo,tQao ° W, C. Meecrip,• end Vice-Presideet,H.
Manitoba, noel none 1= , o`l F. Sharp, Treasurer, W. Andrews; Sec -
The above statistics show that whatever relary, W. X. McLeod ; Executive
can be grown in Ontario, ecu likewise be Committee, G. A Graham, D. aewar,
bairn in Minnesota, and Minnesota'a J. W. Wood, J. Leary, W. 3foyea, F.
ere '1118 prodaetion of cer11 shown the W. Long,T. D. Stanley and T Cr. Ryley,
climate webs temperate. Mr fie G Mueller recently helped to
To settle 400 miles from the great mark. cut an elm tree on the farm Mr Jno
eta xneana eas
at Inge 15 scuta a bushel for etagere en Blenheim, of the following
railway freot the
suit extra charges which large dimensions:.-- Clrearaference
come out of the hard.workieg farther and
"'makes him post indeed;' arouud aunty it 8 in ; cireutnfer-
Oo ep with our great excursion tbia encs ei ty feet from stump, at first
eprins and ape out the laud for yourselves. limb, 12 ft 3 in ; length or body of
"'There's a tide in rho affairs of man tree, 120 ft $ in. Sucle large trees are
f,,,,, That taken at the Rood !Nide onto fortune." few aro far between Efate about now.
Further Particulars and inns wiilbemailed This one turnithed when Cart, 24 consist
li
Bee laud oommtastouer, St. Maur, Minneapo•-
free on appttcatiou to OOIi1FAL'TER,
of firewood,
lis. or tothe Compauy's land agent, 01•1011C1R The marriage of Mr. Arthur McLean
1)"7"8‘ i'.O. Bex 7, Leud n. tut, Deo1O*=8ln of Brandon, Man., (son of dr. Robert
!!o!• .McLean of the Central Hotel, Luean)
DISTRICT DOINGS, to Mies Aggte Sperling, daughter of
Thef ateat Current News Throughout the
/Os. Jas. 4xfllzea of Liman, took dace
telatrtet. on Wednesday night in Holy Trinity
church there. The ceremony was per.
A new stone bridge la to bo built at formed by the rector of the church,
Fullerton Corners. the Rev. R. H. Shaw. The church was
filled. Mise Eva Sperling of at .Marys,
waited on the brute, while .MIr.D. A.
Reeser of Brandon, acted ae best Haan.
An appalling accident occurred near
Thawesvrlle Friday night in welch
John Shaw lost leis life. Ile was ,going
home from town in a cart, when he
was thrown forward from the teat, his
head becoming caught between the
right wheel and the shaft of the cart,
and an that position was drawn about
two miles. Ile was found in his barn.
y.erd on the oast in the position de-
acr bed. Deceased was about •13 years
of age, and unmarried
A commercial traveller, who says'
Tilbury Centre es a muddy village, was
there when a funeral passed up the
Main street. Four horses were attach—
ed to the hearse, and four horses on
each conveyance following. They
wore obliged to rest the animals about
every hundred yards. The wheels of
the vehicles were filled up solid with
sticky clay, peculiar to Tilbury Town-
ship, which gave them the appearance
of the end of a saw fog. "A. livery
refused me a rig to go to Merlin, 10
miles distant, stating tbat four horses
attached to a top buggy would not
take me."
The nineteenth annual report of the
Ontario Inatitution for education of
the deaf and dumb shows the following
pupils in attendance from Ma county:
Ellen Agnew, Blake, Francis Burtch,
Gorrte; Newton Black, Dungannon;
Lilly Oumauug, Malburn; Mary Hay-
ward, Cfintoni.Hep .Eioggard,. Londes-
borough; Martha Leigh, Port Albert;
.t. E. McCulloch, Brussels; Lovilla
Pettypieoe, Wingham; W 11, Sperling,
Kirkton; Jno. Smalldon, Cranhrook,
M. W. Thompson, Dungannon; Nelson
Wood, Exeter. The total number of
pupils in attendance for the year end-
ing sept. 3D, 1889,was 274, of whom
153 were males and 121 females.
`La Grippe" or Lightning' Catarrh.
MR: EDITOR.-.r?aa xr[ppe' or Russian
influenza, as it is termed. is in reality an
epidemic catarrh, and is called by some
pbysioiaua "lightening catarrh," from the
rapidity frith which it sweeps over the coun-
try. Allow us to draw the attention of your
readers to the fact that Nasal Balm, as well
as being a thorough oure for all oases of the
ordinary cold in head and catarrh, will give
prompt relief in even the most severe oases
of la grippe or Russian influenza, as it will
elieotually clear the nasal passages, allay ir-
ritation and relieve the dull oppressive head -
eche accompanying ,the disease. No family
should be without a bottle of Nasal Balm in
the house, as cold in the head and catarrh
axe peculiarly liable to attack people at this
season of the year, and Nasal Balm is the
only prompt and speedy cure for theao iron•
Wes ever offered the public. Easy to use
and,, .: sable If you cannot get it at your
dea, sill be sent poet free on receipt of
price ,a)cents and $1. per bottle) by addres-
sing
FemitoRn 4 Co.,
Brockville, that
"I had been troubled for about 35 veers
with biliousness and liver compiant, and
after using about three bottles of Burdock
Blood Bitters I feel entirely relieved, and
bane not bad an attack for two years,'
Jesters Omer, Meawan, Oat,
A syndicate of Toronto Hien have, it is
said. invested $30,000 in Buffalo real
estate for speculative purposes.
TRUST AN OLD Ei IENP.
Old friends are beat, and if ever suferera
had a friend, 13agyard'a Yellow Oil eau
Fleetly elainl the distinction, fain never
stays long where itis used, while for creep
it is a apeeitie. Parente should keep it in
tee house as a safeguard spinet aseidcnta,
feast biter, ebilblaius, epreine, bruises
burns, etc,
A. motion will be made iu the Manitoba
Legislature that the sent for North Winni-
peg, now oeeupied by Hon. L. ;If, Eone', of
Brantford, be declared vacant because air.
,Tones is not a resident of that I'raytuce
George Blackburn of St. Marys has
fallen heir to $4,000.
Mr. John. IIIeKay, of the ball.conces-
cion. East Nisaouri, has a pig that
weighs nearly 90) lha.
Mr, Alexander Campbell, farmer, of
Logan, has made an assignment for
the benefit of his creditors.
Mr, heetl'er of Krppen, will soon be
at work on his packing house and in-
tends leaving a bee for the purpose at
hauling home brick.
A young man named Michael Walsh,
while &rating onthe river at Stratford,
on Wednesday of feat week, went
through the ice and was drowned.
IL C. brant +G Son, hardware mer-
chants, of St. Mary% have disposed of
their business. Mr. Grant and family
intend moving to 'Toronto.
Tho riues!on property, consisting of
huddiellfs and 175 acres of land situat•
-ad in Itlanshard, was recently sold to
a; ; efetie son of St. Marys, for $7,300;
'l'he grocery stook of Mr James
Beattie, amounting to $1,746 08, was
sold by auction at St. Marys on W ed-
neaday to i'1r, J. W. Broderick.
fn,.,Wedneaday of last week air
race[ laroadfoot, of the mill road,
a keradlith. caught a live butterfly
c his residence.
The Spring Aasizos will open at God.
erloh on Monday, March 31st, before
Mr. Justice Street, and the Spring
Chancery Sittings on Mon;tay, April
14th, before Mr. Justice Ferguson.
Ono night last week a farmer named
Morrisou, of the 16th con, McGillivray,
was knocked down in the vicinity of
Stanley & Dight's mill, at L'uean, and
relieved of $30.
Mr. Alexander Ward, at one time
a resident of Mitchell, died at his
parents' home in Wiarton last week.
.About three years ago be started into
a decline, and his life gradually ebbed
away.
Mr. Alex. Yule of Fullerton, will
shortly leave for Washington Territory.
Mr. Yule has held the position of town-
ship clerk with much acceptance for
many years, and the people are sorry
to have him leave.
Mr. W G Carling of St. Paul (brother
of T. M. Carling of Clinton) familiarly
known when here as "Little Billie,"
was married a few days since to a Miss
Foster, late of Seaforth. Mr. Carling
is well known in Exeter.
John Cameron of Stanley township,
an old settler, died the other day, aged
88. His children are all married. One
son is in California, another in Carson
City, Nevada, and one in Stanley. Elia
daughter is the wife of Mr. Geo. Baird,
er., of Stanley.
A very serious accident, which may
prove fatal, occurred at the Union
Furniture Factory, Wingham, on Tues-
day. A man named Terriff was working
at a saw when a piece of wood that be
was cutting broke off and struck him
. J terrific force in the lower part of
th dy, entering several inches.
Rem [iopkins of the Beachville
road, has a Berkshire sow which weighs
000 lbs, This monster is 2 years and
]0 months old. Her measurements
are Ltilegth, 6 it 11 inches ; around
the loins, 6 ft 4 in ; watst, 6 feet 10
in ; behind forequarter, 6 ft 7 in ; neck
5 ft 8 in , behind ears, 4 ft 4 in.
A serious accident happened in the
vicinity of Granton on Friday evening.
Dr. Lang, of that place, was returning
home and his conveyance collided with
a farmer's rig. with the result of a
broken arm. Dr. Sutton, of Clande-
boye, was called upon to set the
fractured Iimb.
A few evenings ago a boy n; med
John. Thompson dissevered. several'
caddiereof tobaeco'aovered with hay in
an unused henhouse adjoining the
(sewed :Oentno.i. betel stables, • St •Marys:
The tobacco proved to be the property
.ef A. Beattie & Co. St:bsequently two
young men named Mulligan and Egee
were seen entering the building to
search for the lost treasure. They
were arreited and committed for trial.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Exeezet
Red Whoct »•
Spring ',Voest...
Barley
Cels
Clover Sled
Timothy " ..,
Peas
Qorn ••,
itgga •.•
Batter
i5lonrperbbl •...
8otatoes,per bushel
Apples,per nag
DriedApplespr b
tieeee per lb.
Turkey per lb
Ducks Per Ib
Chickens per pr
gogs,dresaedperleo
Seel ,..,
R Rdearongh,
dressed
Sheepskins each
Cailskins
wool perlb
Etaeperten
Onion sn erbua
`SVoodeeroord
REMARIIABt4I;; CURE OF AN ULCER.
Sirs, ---Two yeara ago I had an ulcer on
my ankle. Pinowingl3nrdaoir Blood Bitters
to be a good blood purifier. I got a bottle and
a box of Burdcek Healing Ointment, and
after using time/bottles and three boxes A
was completely cured, and rec amaneud B. B.
B. everywhere'
:ins, W. V. Bots, Brantford, Ont..
It fa without deubt that the Waterloo
Ceouty caution can claim the title of the
(-ana•iisn Reichstag without opposition.
Out of 30 members twenty are of the tier.
ratan natiotln'ity. the four representatives
from larrlin being German, The Werdens
have alaa been of German divent for a main -
ler cf Teane. Oct td 17 musters of the
Berlin town council only two are Fnglish.
The prevailing national element bee, hew.
evi'r, net injured the welfare of the c;ianty.
IS YOU. CLUTAPB CHANGING.
The past two seas.,ns have b,!•i•n en
peculiar that thousands are attested by
conytlte, calfs, hcarat•uess. induenaa, asthma
broucliitie, etc. To tlu•ee we recammend
liagyard'a Pectoral Relearn as the safest,
surest and best remedy yet produced for all
throat and lung troubtes,
A gentleman of Stratford. is the proud
possessor t.f the idol.' watch that once was
the property of Itobby Burns, of immortal
memory.
' ACROSS TtiE CON 1;1NENT.
In thousands of households ail over
Venetia the merits of Yellow Oil, the great
family medicine, are well known. It is
esteemed as one of the best cures for rheu-
matism, lumbago, neuralgia„ sore throat,
croup, quinsy, sprains, bruises, barns and
alt pain. Used externally or internally.
Christopher Latham Shotes, the inventor
of the first successful typewriter, died at
Milwaukee, Wise on Monday
Boulanger wants to merry a lady to whom
he owes 100,000 fraues, but is refused e
divorce from Madame Boulanger,
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
FOR i.ZAiiOH, 1890
Frank Vincent, the well known traveler,
author of the recently published book,
"Around and About South America," and
of a forthcoming work on Central America,
furnishes • n elaborate leading article on
"The Republic of Central America," in the
March number of Frank Leslie,s Popular
Monthly Guatemala, Honduras, Salvador,
Nicaragua and Costa Rica are graphically
described, with numerous and beautiful
illustrations, making a contribution of the
highest intrinsic interest, as well as of pe-
culiar timeliness in connection with the
work of the Pan-American Congress. Other
illustrated articles offer attractions in a
variety of directions -notably Frederick
Daniel's charming •desciiption of Richmond,
Virginia,s historic capital; "Where Garfield
was Canalboy,"an account of a leisurely voy-
age on the Ohio canal; "Ostrich Feathers,"
from the bird to the bonnet; "The Picto-
graphic Autobiography of a Sioux Chief,"
etc. Alfred H. Guernsey begins a series of
historical papers on Frederiok the Great.
The serial and short stories are always a
special feature of the Popular Monthly,
while its pictures are more numerous anct
excellent than ever.
AN OLD IfAN,S ADVICE.
Mr. Alex. Moore, Mechanics Settlement,
New Brunswick says : I am going on 75
years of age and had very little hopes of
getting anything to releave my catarrh.
Seeing Nasal Balm advertised, I sent to
you for a package. It has done me a great
deal of good. I enclose you $2 for a further
supply, pact of which I intend giving).; au
afflicted friend. I advise all sufferers from
e.itarih to use Na al Balm.
A large hemlock tree was blown down a
few dave ago in cuirass township, and in it,,
about a ton of honey was found.
WC1AT BAITING POWDER SHALL
WE UM; ?
Imperial Crea n Tartar Baku g Powde
° is made from pure 99 per cent. Crystal
Cream Tartar and. English Soda, h ince is
the beet that can be made.
-It ie'reNo' teci tii.at"a mob in Marion Oa.,
Ala., ttrinped two Mormon Elders, oovered
them wi li tar and feathers and set tire 1 o
the tar. The men were terribly burned,
but ext'nguisbed the flames in time to save
their lives.
Children 'Cry for Pitcher's C. storiE.
4.44
ST: MARYS
GO 80 to co 82
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• 35 GO 00 43
15 to 20
• 300to400
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53 to 051
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• 050to090
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Rall Wheat 0 so 0 80
Spring Wheat0 80 0 80
Harley 1030031
Clover Seed 3 (0 3CP
26
Timothy 250 400
Eggs 9 J4 0 14
Butter 34 910
Potatoes per bag 75 9l
Apples per bush ()so
wool per lb ;le 0 20
Hay porton -• 7 ft) 7 20
Bran per ton 14 00 14 00
Slums `• '• 20 CO 20 00
Oatmeal per bbl ..... . 6 40 7 GO
LONDON.
sus per be e.o to 54per 7e perp bus. Bar.,
ler,Melting.4w to44eper bus. Marley Feed,
3:i}a to 410 par bus Cern. 45o to 4712 per
bushel.
MESSRS. 0, C. RtcuAuDS Si CO.
.Dear Sirs, -I took a severe cold in Feb-
ruary last wbieh settled iu my back and
kidneys, causing excruciating pain. After
being without aleep four nights tbroagh in -
tensa suffering, I tried your MINARD'S
LINIMENT. After the first application I
was so much relieved that I fell into a deep
sleep and complete recovery shortly fol-
lowed.
Lawreucetown, Rine S. 111cLmon ,
TOW)NTO.
Toronto. Feb 1't--Wheat-Sprine No. 2, ESc
to PGG per bus :reit winter,No 2. brio to.S per
hue. Manitoba No.1 hard, L3 to 105 No.2,1 01
to 1 ('3 ; PES 54e to Me per. bus. (OATS 32o
10 53o per bus, ,PLOD% extra. 53.60 to $9.85
per bol: straight roster. e3.8. to $3.00 ;
strong bakers ,e ,44 to $4,50. BARLEY, No I.
File to 4,e; Nu.2 4..e te file: No a. extra 410 to
42c, No.3,3jo to 37o.
FARM ERS, TERESHERS, AND MI1L,L OWNERS:USE
LARDINE MACH .NE OIL r
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER.
Every barrel guaranteed. We are the sole manufacturers of the
Genuine Lai -dine, Also Cylinder, Wool and Harness Oils.
A Trans -Continental Innovation
Sleeping ear passengers for Paeidie coast
poluts via the Chiceso, Milwaukee & St.
Paul and Union I'aeifie Overland Fact Alan
Lure no longer have to wait in line at Court -
oil Bluffs Transfer Station to obtain sleee»
ing ear tsrth resereatians west of the Mee
s.mrf Parer.
The now arramsements made by the Chi-
cago, Milwaukee t0 St. Peel Railway obviate
all tech delay and annoyance.
For further perticulars enquire of nearest
('s uprn Tielet Agent or address A.E.U.
Ccrpenter, ('reuerai Passenger Agent, Til.
waul.'ee, Wis•
fibs caro of tho hands is a matter no lady
should neglect. When chapped, apply Parisian
Balm at night according to directions on each
bottle. Parisian Balm is delightfully perfum-
ed, andis unequalled for cracked lips, (tough-
ness of the skin and chapped hands. Sold by
druggists.
Graham, charged with attempted jury -
bribing in the Croninitiial, has not turned
up, and his 815,000 bail bonds are forfeited.
DIZZINESS CAUSED BY DYSPEPSIA.
Dizziness is a symptom of dyspepsia. "I
have used Burdock Blood Bitters for dizzi-
ness, which name over me in spello, so that
I had to quit work for a while. The B. B. B.
entirely cured me."
JAMES WRlairT, Chesterfield, Ont.
Twelve young ladies in Prescott are each
mourning the less of a new ulster which
they had bought in Ogdensburg and im-
ported into'Canada free of duty.
TO NERVOUS MEN.
If you will send us your address, we will mail
you our illustrated pamphlet explainin all
about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Eleotro-Voltaic
Belt and Appliances. and their charming effects
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they will quickly restore you to vigor. manhood
and health It you are thus afflicted, we will
send:you a Belt and Appliances on trial.
VOLTAIC, Bit= 00.. Marshall. Mich,
Mon Baby was sick. wo gavo her Cnstoria
When she was a Child. she cried for Caatoria.
When sho became NIA, she cling to Castoria,
'When ehe had Children, she gavo them Castoria,
Mr. Lovell of Oetrauder'a mill in Goshen
has a broa:a of nine elliel:ens which we're
hate ed by one of hie hens a few da)e ago.
ADV10I-0 TOMOTHmts.-Areyou dtstnrbedat
nightaud broken of your rest bya sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so send at once and get a bottle
o f"Mrs •Wine low's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
It willre1ieve the poor little sufferer im
mediatei? Uependuponit, mothers ; there
is eemistake about it. Itcures Dysentery'
and Diarrhoea, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels,cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums.
reduces Inflammutiou, and gives tone and
energy tothewholosystem .'Mr s.Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for ohildren teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription
of one of the oldest and beet female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and is for gale by all druggists
throughout the world, Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. Be. sure and ask or "Arne
WINSLow'S a^nTHIN6 s' BII5' "e,nd no
other ind.
BEAT BARGAINS, 550.000
A Bri'l: forsale. Hello William whore
did
Yoe buy those nice brick? At S.1reuntnor's
back yari Ire has some of the best brick I
over Saw made. t will leave you to judge for
yourself if it isn't so. You will bus, theta bo -
fore enyother tf yon see those nice brick that
he has on his yard. Ile has things in the beet
shape to please his ouetoutcrn. 110 enn please
you in prises and quality. Vali and ace his
stock before you buy. It will pay any one to
do e.. Acmecnber the place. Lot 9. con. S,tho
end yard south side. Crcditonload-
Izcchibphin. s promptly+ttonded to.
SHSLrRu
cd`iioa P.0
31cCOLL BROS. & CO„ T0R0ITO
FOR SALE BY BISSETT BROS,
4,40O21WAVOSS
RENSALL, - - ONT..
POTIPE & CO'S
—GREAT--
1ARDWARE MkRCHANTS UNDERTAKERS.
••++• A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS.
DSALERa IN ALT. ve;E LI;ADIan
STOVES &, RANGES.
ale? Kinds of Leges
and Heavy Ilardwar
OLE & INC 34LE
-LEADS EVERYTHING -
For Low Prices
BARGAINS,
BARGAINS,
BARGAINS.
COME AND SEE
Come buy for little money
and at little price.
A clean sweep of everything before stock
taking
DOUPE & CO,
KIBKTON.
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CUTLERY, ETC.
COAL DELIVERED ON SHORTEST
NOTICE AT LQWESP
PRICES.
THL BEST YET 1
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET I
Emblems of the Different
Societies.
Everything new and flret'Clue.
FUNERALS CONDUCTED AT MOD-
ERATE COST. THE BEST
HEARSE IN THE
COUNTY.
Cine us a call, tor anything in the d.in,e
Overooatings at any price ; Sult-
ings at any price ; Pantings
at any price.
est Ordered clothing produced in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 eave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the bee
Cutting in Town, you are sure of atiafao-
ion.
ri r J. S N BLLU
NOTI(
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Exeter, Feb'y 3.t11, 1890
We will sell cheap for cash, the balance of our Winter
Stock ----consisting of Cook and Parlor Stoves, Axes, Cross
cut Saws, Rope and Web Halters, Sleigh Bells --at prices
that defy competition.
BISSE J- T B ROSS
P. S.—We must ask that all overdue at+,counts be set-
tled at once, by caall :f 1 WAR). .). Brflar,
CENTRAL
Drug Store
A full stock 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'gStore Exetex.
L_UTZ■
rat
and WINTER
GOODS
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 until another
year, and will always
sell at •
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
Rather than hold them over,
MY STOCK
is the best assorted in
town and of first quality goods
I am here to exchange goods with
the public for cash or pro-
duce and am bound to
do it.
J. P. ROSS,
Market Store, EXETER.
Nov.13, 1889.
Balling OUTS
As we are giving up business we will
dispose of our general stock of
Dry -Goods,
Groceries,
Crockery,
Hardware
�-+
-AT COSTPRICE-
FOR OR CILS .
Now is the opportunity for
bargains, as everything will
be sold. Time will be given
to good parties purchasing
large bills.
HAPPEL & CLEGHORN, ZURICIT
rte• " All parties indebted from last year aro
requested to call and settle.
DO YOU
WANT TO BITY
FIRST -C LASS
FURNITURE
AT LOWER RATES
THAN SHAM GOODS
—ARE USUALLY SOLD-
-THEN CALL AT-
VIIDLEY'S1
-ONLY FIRST-GLA§S- -
Reliably Goods
At Prices Lower treat so -ca'
led Cheap Houses can give
Undertaking
�in all it.
Branches,
S. GIDLEY,
(Successor to C. do S. Gidley)
ODDTE LLO W'd .asLOCJ,