HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1890-2-27, Page 5Facts For Farmers and Home- The death of Bary Hickey, wife of
seekers. Mr, Wm, Bioko of Greenway, isre
corded, she died very suddenly last
Sabbath morning, at the age ot 65
years.
Messrs, Smith Bros, ot lake road,
Hay township lost a valuable young
bull on Saturday, It issupposed the
animal was cleoked'by a piece of tur-
nip. The animal was valued at $200.
Urs, Cook of the 2nd con,, Hullett,
had a quantity of oats Stolen from a
bin a few nights since. There is evi-
dently some one in this vicinity who is
bound to land in jail.
Mr, Alex, Boyle of Cromarty, hal
rented his farm to Mr. :twee Millar
for five years, for $200 per year. The
farm has at last fallen into tho kande
of a good tenant.
Ur. Wm; Aikenhead, and bride, re-
turned home and have settled down
on the homestead farm in Stanley.
They have the best wishes of all for
their future home happiness.
Mr. Wm. ;burdock of Strathroy. re-
cently shipped twenty-four head of fat
cattle for the Montreal market. They
Were a choice lot, the, larger number
on au average weighing over 1,000 lbs,
.A: young boy named Peter Glaizer,
left his home in Clinton on the 14th
and has not since been . heard from ;
particulars of bis whereabouts wilt.
gladly he received by his father, John.
Olaiaer.
Mr. J. Gilbert of »toamllivray, lost a
horse the other day. Ile was driving
in the bush when the animal got its
foot fest in some way and tell over and
broke its leg and had to be shot.
'For we have seen the land, and behold, it is
Tory good. Se not slothful to go, and to.
enter to possess the land."
Why would you settle in the Far North.
west when land can be had in theNear
North-west ? where there is a
Lome market for all the pro-
ducts of the farm. The
lands of The Great
Northern Railway ,
Are now thrown wide open to actual rettlers,.
50,000 BEAUTIFUL FARM HOMES"
Near the great markets of St. Faul,'a innea-
polis and Duluth.
•
The land Brant commences within twenty
miles of 'Minneapolis which possesses the
greatest tleurir g reins in the world. the out-
put frets. which has averaged 31.175 barrels a
days There cities are oorneoted with seven-
teen different railway systema and the lands
offered are iaterseoted be their branch lines
of railway:
The lands are well timberedand well watered,
They are the most productive in tbe4werld, as
the following crop 8tetistics peeve
CROPS or 188s.
tunkr. ones.
Bushels Average Bushels Average
Per sere per sere
Minnesota, SeseO,Ot'O 15 40.000,000 35
Ontario 38,000.000 15 04.000,000 53
Manitoba 7.600,000 12 3,00,Ce0 33
curse 14X5 imam'
m'
Bush Bush hush
Minnesota 35d10e.000. 14000 0. 10,000,000
Ontario 9.000.008. 1,000,000. 23 00000
M:enitoba none none 1000,100
The above statistics show that whatever,
can be grown iu Ontario, eau likewise be
grown in :tiinueaeta, and Minneaota'9
cumulous production of corn shows the
climate to be temperate.
To settle 400 miles from the great mark.
ets meeus et least 15 ocuts a heeled for
railway freights and extra charges which
come out of tbe hard.worising farmer and
"makes him poor indeed."
Go up witli our great eticursiou this
spring and spy out the land for yonrselvea.
"There's atide in the affalrs Of man
That taken at the flood leads en to fortune:
Further particulars and plans will be mailed
free on application to e, B0OKWALTEIt.
Esq., land oommissianer, St. Paul. 3finueapo'^
lis. or to the Company's land agent. GEORGE
I'URVIS. P.O. Box 7, Leadoa•Ont. Ileo 19 -stn
DISTRICT DOINGS.
'The Latest Current 'News T'ltrrtugltout
Dlstriat.
Wfnghean has introduced the edea,
tris light ordeal,
A movement 33 on foot in Seaforth
will a vi w of establlalttng a free
library.
Mr. Archer of the 5th con,, .Mallett,
bas a cow thatgave birth to twin calves
last week; both aro lively as crlokcts.
Mr. Joseph Copp has sold his farm
in llullelt, to Mr.. E. Brickenden, for
the sum of $2,750; it contains 50 steres.
Mr aro pleased to see Mr. George
Sproat of Tuckoramith, around again
after having been laid up tor some
time with the Shingles.
Mr. George Trott at Seaforth, had
tho misfortune to fall on the ice on
Wednesday morning and broke hie
right arni at the wrist.
Mr. John IstoNevin has moved his
family from Woadleam to Eippen, he
having taken possession of the Xippen
mills.
The death of Mr. John Bodkin, 7th
a" , Iticfl:ill.vray occurred on 1'Vednes-
thy tlf last week. Deceased was an old
rest ant,
Mr. (.leo. ,strong, 'treasurer of Mc-
Rillop tp., has purchased Mr, Joseph
Astleford's 50 sere farm, lot 11, on the
10th con., for the sum of $2,600.
Air A. L. Pearson of Kintore, Gold to
?Ir.•f. J. Jones, butcher, last week a
he neighfng 950 lbs, This knooks
out dile Woodstock hog by 50 lba.
One by one the pioneers of Greenway
are falling or being removed. On Wed-
nesday, 12th east , Mrs. Belling, wife
of Mr. John Belling was called to meet
her reward in the 50th year of age.
A. Positive Danger.
Ms, EDzxott.-It is a well known fact
teat the majority of people are inclined to
look upon a cold in the bead as a matter of
little importance -involving at the most.
only a temporary inconvenience. No more
disastrous mistake was ever made, The
neglected eold in the lieed is the soured of
the catarrhal affections with which about
seven tenths of the people of this country
are afflicted, and catarrh itself is too often
the preliminary stages to consumption and
death. 'The symptoms of catarrh are maul.
fold, but among them may be mentioned,
offensive breath; dull, oppressive headaoize;
offensive droppings from tbe nostrila into
the throat and bronchial tubes, deafness or
partial deafness; eonatant hawking and.
spitting; weak and watery eyes; a haekeng
cough and feeling of general debility; ring -
'Mg in the ears and frequent dizziness,
9.7hese are but a few of the snore gene&.
symptoms, and those who experience them
should lose no time in applying a remedy-
delays are proverbially dangerous, and In
thecase of this toe prevalent disease may
lead to death, We offer Nasal Balm to the
public as a positive cure for cold in the head
and for catarrh in all its forms and stages.
Nasal 33aim has been tested in thousands of
cases, and the testimonials in am possesaion
prove that it is all we claim for it. It hag
cured other sufferers --it will euro you. It
is easy to use, pleasant and agreeable and
dose not require a douche, or any torturing
instrument to apply it. Give it a trial and
be convaneed of its great effioaey, Sold by
all dealers or sent Peet free en reeept of
price -50c for small or $l for largo size bit,
ties, by addreeeing Femme d; Co•, Brooks
ville, Out,
Mr. Stephen Lamb bas sold his farm,
which is situated on the town line be.
tweenMel illop, flullett and ,orris,
near Walton, to lir. Barry et M.eKilop,
for $7,100. 1hr' fame contatne 129
agree.
The total assessment for the town.
ship of Stanley for tbe past year is
$1,678,445, On this assessment there
was raised for county purposes, $3,-
Z56.$9, For township purposes $1,816,
e For schools, $4413,7 *here was also
levied as clog teat. $281, and atatute
labor $11. The total amount levied
$9'149.52,
Since the disappearance of Mr. F.
Sheppard of Clinton, his stook Was left
in the premises occupied by bmnm se.
surety locked up, as was supposed.
1140 other morning it was found that
seine one had cut a panel;out-b a back
door, and by then removing a bolt had It is reported that the Valois Stock Tante
gained access to the promises, and re of Chicago, the largest in the world. will
moved nearly the entire stook of cloth doubtless be sell to au Enalislt syndicele,
that bad been left thereiu.
The price of the plant is e30,000,000.
John Middleton wa3 arrested at
Granton on Friday on a warrant issued
by Squire l oters, charging him with
using abusive and insulting language
to Samuel Coxon, The trouble seems
to be a result of the young man's dia.
satisfaction witbarraugements between
his lather and brother-in•1aer, time cone-
plianant, by which the latter gets con-
trol of the hotel property. The mag-
istrate imposed a fine of $2 and costs
or 21 days for the atausivei language,
and bound him an $400 to keep the
peace..
.t casethat has not yet been made
public, but which is expected to come
up at the Spring assizes, is that of
Dancey ve the Grand Trunk Railway,
Iie was travelling from Point Edward
to Gloderich. The conductor claims to
have twice notified him to change cars
at Lucian crossing and come up the L.
11.
& B., but Dancey insisted on going
around by Stratford. This being a
longer route than his ticket called for Mearns. C. C. iiicinuns d Oa.
he was notified that he must pay the
extra fare or be put off. Ile got oil,
but subsegaently got on again and paid
the diflerence in the fare. He now
claims $10,000 damages.
John Jacob A,stor's wealth le estimated at
5130.0110,000. The Muhl of the fortune will 3300 to 410 par bas corn
MARKET REPORTS,
exsesIt
Red Wizo,st - 00 78 to 00 80
Spring Wneat -_ -, 00 78 to 00 8Q
eerie), 35 to 0040
Oats • 25 to 26
Clover Sled . „ 3 50 to 4 00
Timothy ` ,. 1 50 to 700
Peas .,. sl to 52
Corn
0 40 to 52.
legis ,,, 0 13 to 13
Snttex s
2•lonrperbb l . ,...
Potatoes,per bushel -.
Apples,pe- Peg
Dried. Applespr b
(*0080 per Ib,
Turkey per lb
Duekaper lb se
Ohiokensper p;
gogs,dressedper100 -.
Beef
gidosrough, ~,
" dressed .
Sheepskins each ,
Calfskin* .,.
iioolperlb ,..
Hayperten
Onion suerbns it
Woodoer04rd ,,,
ST:MkaTO
14 to 0 14
00 to 516
40 t4 1 55
1cOtoi(O
O. 4to050
0 C6 to 0 07
008 to 10
008to 007!
025 to 030
4 50 005 00
400to525
200 to 2; 50
350to35G
0 60 to 80
050 to 090
013 to 070
700to7 00
05000000
250 to 300
g
Fall Wheat 050 080
Spring Wheat 080 0 8o
Bar,ey.,. 030 0 37
31
Oats .-. .... , , 02,5
(lover Seed 300 3 50
Timothy... ......... ,,........ . ... 250 400
Peas . .„„0.500 O 3
Eggs... ......... ,.. ...
Butter
Potatoes per bag
Apples perbuab..... .. .....
Wool per lis
Ray porton
Bran per ton
Shorts '• '•
,...: 75 O ell
20020
7(0720
14001400
oatusaalperbbl ...,,,4,,,,, 4 150 7 00
I,ONDO11.
'Wheat,83o to SSe per bits. iia+s, Veto
2tio per bus. Peas, 54e to 07s per bus. Mar.
ler, Mniting.43 to 480 per bus. Barley Feed,
_ .. , ,Sc to 4744 per
go eo the son, William W. Aster. l bushel,
TRUST AN 014) F'FLE�1P,
Old friends aro best, and if ever suffdrera
had a friend, llegyard's Yell'iw 011 can
justly olein) the distinction. fain slaver
stays long where it is used, while far eroop
it is a npeeidp. Parente should keep it in
the holm ae a safeguard a against aaGideita
frost bites, chilblains, epraius, bruise
a
borne, etc.
A fatal epidemic is raging at Aurora,
Teras. Time disease is pronounced. mening-
itis or spotted fever, and several persons
have died of it. Tho people Are tenor,
strielien.
BE:URL 11LE CURE OF AN TJLCER.
Sirs, ---Tiro ,eeara ago I heal an ulcer on
my ankle, Rncwing Burdock Wood Bitters
to be a good blood purifter,1 gat abottle autl
a bas of Rurdoek fleeting Ointment, and
after tieing three bottle; and three boxes i
Was completely cured, and recommend B. ll,
11. ererywhero•
s1I43. W. V, horn, Bramtferd, Ont.
afr. Musgrove, the Conservative can.
didate for the East Riding of Huron, is
flow in Toronto, where heir undergoing
treatment for a.n affection of the throat
that threatens to result seriously.
Mr. James Hawker of Corbett, had
the misfortune to fall off his wagon the
other day and was badly hurt by the
wagon running over him He is im-
proving wonderfully for such a painful
and dangerous accident.
Mr. Alex Campbell of the 7th con.,
McGillivray, lost his old "Grey Wal-
lace" mare last week by death from old
age. Ile bought her 28 years ego when
she was a two-year-old, from neighbor
for $100.
At the family residence, at East
Williams, on the 17th inst., occurred
the death of Donald McIntosh. Mr.
Mclntosh was born at Inverness, Scot-
land, in tbe year 1817, and in 1834
emigrated to Ontario, having been a
resident of East Williams for 56 years.
At a meeting of the Vestry of So
Thomas' Episc6'pal church, Seaforth;
the Rev. J. W. Hodgins of Bayfield,
was made the unanimous choice of the
congregation to fill the vacancy of
rector of the parish, and the Bishop of
Huron has confirmd the choice.
The membership orthe First Pres -
byte' ien
res•bytetien church, Seaforth, is something
ever 540. The sum of $2,902, was con.
tributed during the year for church
purposes, $850 for the schemes of the
church, the total contributions for the
year being $3,752.
• Tide death of,lohn McLean, sr., of
I€ippen id recorded, having occurred
on the 7th inst. He was a native o1
,Ayrshire, Scotland and came to this
country in'"1824, and had spent tti'e
greater part of his life in Huron Co.
• He had attained the age of 90 years.
fir, Robert Sturgeon, 01''Leta,
formerly of Stllilley, writing to a friend
says t --Croke haiie been a total failure
here for the past tied yeate and money
is scarce." Mr. Thos. Morrish, late of
C,0lborne, wi'iteec- k tied no ',drops
s
this year ; 1 put in 125 acres of crop,
AO it fa,led'on acedent of the drouth.'
Last Saturday+, 148Th Johnston Aloxan
der of the Ailsa Craig foundry, had a
vary furrow eecitpe from instant death.
13
0 was,pouring.some
benzine o
nto
a
'fire to hest wa6n tares when the jar
exploded with a loud re ort setting
i1
fire to his. cttithes and scattering burn-
'i1ig field' and glass in every direction.
Thildl'e'rt''Cry for Pitcher's Ctstolls
IS "OUR clic rE CHANGI.NG.
The past two Seasons have been so
peculiar that' thaueands aro attacked by
couglte, colds, hoarseness. influenza, asthma
hronehitis, etc. To these wo reoammeud
JIIagyard'a Pectoral. Belem an the retreat,
unreel and beat remedy yet produced for all
throat and lung troubles.
A fire at Helena, Mont.,Satnrdaydeatroy.
ell all the Legislative journals, books and
papers. The legislators were rejoicing over
the and of their labors and were skylarking
throwing firecrackers, hence thefire. They
had sat for ninety days and not passed a
sing10 hill.
ACROSS TtiE CONTINENT. ,
Ie thousands of households all over
Canada the merits of Yellow Oil, the great
family medicine, aro well known. It is
esteemed as one of the heat cures for rheu-
matism, lumbago, nouralgia„ sore throat,
Group, piney, sprains, bruises, burns and
nit pain. Used externally or internally.
Short Items of News.
cA\Antix:
The great majority of so-called cough
cures do little more than impair the diges-
tive functions and create bits, Ayer,e
Cberry Pectoral, on the contrary, while it
cures the cough, does nos interfere with
the functions of either stomaah or liver.
In his address before tbo dairy convention
at Ottawa, Prof, Robertetoti said he had no
sympathy with men who manufactured
graiu and hay from the soil into store cat-
tle and afterwards rent, their half -finished
products off to some ocher man to finish,
who got for part of their work twice as much
as they in Canada got themselves. A
scheme to buy Canadian stere cattle and
ship them to Ireland to be fattened for mar-
ket there received a good deal of notice in.
the Canadian press a few months ago. It
will hardly be commended much further in
face of the advice of such an expert.
UNITED STATEN.
• The rainfall in SeeFranc's.o, Weduesday
night was the heaviest known for a long
time, amounting to nearly two inches.
The season's total rainfall to date
now nearly !equals that of the famous
season of 1862, the year of Sacramento,s
great flood- The records show that 8i1
inches of rain fell there that season to the
present date, The same record for tits
season gives a total of 37,
Let quality, not cjuaratity, be the test of a
meciieirle. AVel',s Sarsaparilla is the eon.
centrated extract of the best and purest
ingredients; Medical mei'. 'everywhere re-
commend it as the sul:eet add most eoonomi
ea1 blood medidine id the market.
essesseses
'MAKE CARP
'of yelia health. Use pure articles in pre-
lrariee your food. Imperial Cream Tartar
Baking Powder c'ntaine no impurities or
adulterants. All grocers sell. it.
Dear Sirs, -I took n severe cold In lfob-
runry last which settled in my book and
itidneya, causing exeraoiating pain. After
being without atop four nights through in-
tense suffering, I tried your MINARD'S
LINIMENT. After the first application I
was so mull relieved that I fell into a deep
sleep and complete recovery shortly fol-
lowed.
Lawreneatown, Joni S. Mamie.
FARMERS, TERESBERS, .AND MILL OVTNRS USE
LARDINE MACHINE OIL
TRY .1T ONCE AND YOU WILL, USE NO °TREE..
Every barrel guaranteed. We are the sole manufacturers of the
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FOR SALE BY BISSETT BROS.
stIONSItatV
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A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS.
TORONTO.
Toronto. Feb. 2i -Wheat -Spring ;•o.2. Fac
to Sha per bur • sed wintcr,No,2. bsa tars per
b„s. Manitoba No.1 hard, t 013 to 105 No. 2.11 01
. OATS 32o
to 330 r. bus: FLOU4t, a traer us:3,6e to 3313
�.85 to R3
, $3 .90 •
per belt strnimht roller. ,
strunfrbakees.e4.00 to $4,00. BARLEY, eie 1.
380toVat ho.2.4seteOra; No 3, extra 4.4e to
4203 No, 3.350 to 37e,
A Trans -Continental Innovation
Sleeping oar paasengera for Pacific omit
pMute via the Chicago, Milwaukee d St.
NO and Uuion Pacific Overloud Faet Mail
'Gine no longer have to wait in line at Vonn-
oil Bluff.; Transfer Station to obtain Wee-
ing car berth reeervatioue west of the Mis.
sauri River.
The new arrangements Loeb by the Chi -
ago, Milwaukee d~ St, Pani Railway obssats
sill rush delay and 500075nco.
For furtherparticnlere enquire of nearest
Coupon Tieket .Agent or eddreas A.E.H.
Carpenter, General Passenger Ageut, Mil-
waukee, Wig.
Tho Dare of tho hands is a matter no lady
shouldneeloot. When chapped, apply Parisian
Balm at night according to directions on each
bottle. Parisian Balm is delightfullyporfum-
ed, andis unequalled for cracked lips, Rough-
ness of the skin and chapped bands. Sold by
druggists.
A shocking tragedy occurred at Spring
Hill near Chillicothe, 31o., on Saturday.
George Dowell set a shot -gun trap for a
thief in bis barn. The trap was so set that
the gun would bo discharged when the barn
door was opened, Mrs. Dowell did not know
the trap had been set, and wheu she
went to the barn and opened the door the
trap was sprung and she received the whole
charge full in the breast. She diedinstaut-
1y, 1llr, and Mrs, Dowell had been married
only two months.
DIZZINESS CAUSED BY DYSPEPSIA.
Dizziness is a symptom of dyspepsia. "I
have used Burdock Blood Bitters for dizzi-
ness, which came over me in spells, so that
I bad to quit work for a while. The B. B. B.
entirely cured me."
,TAx>,a WRIGHT, Chesterfield, Ont,
TO NERVOUS MEN.
If you *ill send us your address, wo willmail
you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all
about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Eleotro-Vottaio
Belt and Appliances. and their charming effects
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
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VOLTAIC BELT Co.. Marshall, Mich,
Do Yon Know It ?
'Wilson's Wild, 'Sherry is a sura sure for colds
coughs, bronchitis, croup, whooping Dough and
loss of voice. it has been in use for twenty
years; gives immediate 'relief and effects a
ranid cure, Children take it freely, its taste
being sweet and pleasant_
Oklahoma, the boomers' Paradise, is!'
to be erected into st Territory. It wills
ba tbe smallest Veer eoastituted, bele.
one tenth the size of Idaho and btie-
thirteenth the size of Arizona, and
consist of,tt1-o tracts ocompletely'silfiarat-
b region • occupied
ed' by arap # by
Indians. These two'•trects are 'Oklalio-
xna proper and No Man's letiod, officially
•eallea the Public Land Strip. Together
they tom prise 5,560,440 lens, and the
'space'between them is occupied by the
3hityennes'and Arapahoes,
Wheli "IlaYSss Seite sick. we me her Caotoria.
When slid Was a Child, She cried for Caatoria.
Whot eche became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, elle gave thew Castoria,
psAt�CRs 144 ALL. 713E Lt4ArNO
STOVES & RANGES.
411 Kinds of Ltg1 t
and Heavy Hardware.,
CONSU31ITION CURED:
An old physician retired from practice. hay.
ing had placed in his bends b • an kris India
missionary the formulae! asimplo vegetable
remedy for the ;peeds» and p'rmlinontenre for
Consumption, Bronobutis. t'ntarrh.Asthma. and
nil throat snit htu,e affections, also a positive
tied radical cure for nervous debility and all.
nervous eomplainte, after having tested its
wonderful curetiv+o powers in thousands of
cases.. hag felt it his ditty 40neake is known to
bis suffering follows, ,actuated by this motive
anti a desire to relieve human snifering.I will
send free of charge, to all wlio desire it, the
xeoipe. in Berman, French or English, with
full directions' for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressngwith stamp nnmsn this
rester,W. A, Norris, 5'20 Powers i3l,, ook, Reels.
& CO'S
--GREAT--
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—LEADS EVERYTHING—
For Low Prices
BARGAINS,
BARGAINS,
BARGAINS.
COME Alii D SEE
Come buy for little money
and at little price.
A clean sweep of everything before stock
taking
DOUPE ( CO,
XIRKTON,
!a$hnai Styles
liet»fd2 roit1omanue,»Artyou dtatnrbedat
nigltrtand broken of your rest by a seek child'
seething and crying With pain od Cuttinr'
Teeth? 10 so send
atonce and t a bottle
eta Mrs.Wins low's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is inouloulable.'
It wineelfeve-the poor little sol erer im
mediate)) •.Ieuendupon it, mothers ; there
is,t.omistake about' it. Itcugos Dysentery
and Ditl,TrbtEla, regulates the `Stomach and t
Bowels, cures Wind Colic, Rotten s tare Gums, j
reduces InflammnIrian and gives tone and
e
ea
t m , ]a3Ys Wr nslow's
hewh ] tt
to t
y's
energy g
soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasantto the taste and is the prescription
of one of tho oldest and hest female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout tho'wwbrld, hfioe twenty-five
Dents a bottle. Be sure and ask for `lfi»s
eviesnow'e lseser tete lemon •''n!nd no
other Ind -
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MEC A 'ICS TCOLS,
Ev lents qt tJ ,tier
Socieiws.
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ETC.vetytlting sabw rt�ti s,
CUTLERY,
FUNERALS CONDUCTED AT 1.I0D.
COAL DELIVERED ON SHORTEST ERATE COST. THE FEST
NOTICE AT LOI'4EST HEARSE IN TuE
PRICES. COUNTY.
Cisre Mas a call ±o ' anything I.32, the brae
THE BEST YET !
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET
NOTICE.
E
er, Feb'y 11.111, 1890
\Ve will sell cheap for cash, the balance of CIIZA' Winter
Stock ---consisting of Cook and Parlor Stoves, Axes, Cross
cut Saws, Rope and Web Halters, Sleigh Bells—at prices
�.
that defy competition.
BISSETT ROS.
P. S.—We must ask tilat all overdue a;nouuts be set-
tled at once, by cash or note.—B. Dros,
CENTRAL
Drug Store
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package.
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd- Now is the opportunity for'
ers bargains, as everything will
the best be sold. Time will be given
in the mark- to good parties purchasing
et and always large bills.
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared. at
CentralDrug Store Exeter,
C LUTZ.
......._ sas.,.or..,
Sdiling OUT 1
As we are giving up businces wo will
dispose of our general stook of
Dry—Goods,
Groceries,
Crockery,
H lydware
-AT COST PRICE --
FOR. CSM.
RAPPEL t CLEGHOFN, ZUR.IC'EI
rs' All parties indebted from last year are
requested to call and settle.
!AL and ECUDi„wA7 TO BTJY
a
t an
rice
tin s ,
oa yp
Ov+e'rc g
Suit-
ings at any price ; Pantings
at any price.
est Ordered Clothing 'induced in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 eave your orders early, for
with the bast staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the bas
Cutting in Town , you are sure of - atisfeo-
ion.
A. ed . v ahs0 .iaL�L .
Goons_
I have just received my large consignment
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and to make room for them I
am now selling off my
Previous Stock !
At figures away down. 1': do bot believe in
carrying over goods until another
year, and will elwal's
sell at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
Rather than hold them over.
NIY
STOOK
is the best assorted in
town and of First quality goods
I am here to exchange goods with
the public for cash or pre-
date and sm bound to
do it.
J. P. ROSS,
Market Store, EXETER.
Nov.13, 1889.
FIRST-Ct1ASS
FURNITURE.
AT LOWER RATES
THAN SHAM GOODS'
—ARE USUALLY SOLD-
-THEN CALL AT—•
GIDL Y'S.
--ONLY FIRST-CLASS
Iteliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so -ca'
led Cheap Houses can give
Undertaking in all it
Branches.
S. GII LEVY,
Successor toa
(til & , i
Gale
y)
ODllCL1;L0W'S BLOty,,,