HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1890-4-17, Page 5A j r Mr. Jas. Ross of the .London road,
Horsemen, Attention . } township of Stanley, last week sold a
( two-year-old filly to en Aruericnn for
Stallion Route Bills
SEASON OF IS90.
If you want a Neat, Showy Bill, well put to
gether and attraetively displayed on gond
paper n TIMES
tan r a d card, send your order t0 the l;. Ea
Office.
You can have abetter choice of outs than
ever before, and among the largo assortment
Fre have A-'\ be suited exactly.
Ora �`raail oarofu11y and promptly at-
tended
000' g e yc ur order until Yon ascertain oar
pricer,
Times Office, Exeter
SPlk1 S-10tlN ix FA,1R. 6
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Blenabard, at Kirkton-April 17 -
Maa Craig, as Ailsa Graig April 22
Parkhill, at Pink:aid--Aprrl23
eteGith•ray, Clandebeye- epri117,
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DISTRICT DOINGS.
Tl1e,➢l,atoat Current :yews Throughout the
District,
The excise collections in Stratford
division for March amounted to $7,856.-
01.
Trinrty church, Mitchell, raisers $5(10
on Easter Sunday toclearoff the church
debt.
Lottie efariatt, a ails -year-old child
ixt Brantford, swallowed a small square
of paint and it killed her,
0. Lenard of ;roach's Pafat. caught
sakinonge, 5 feet 3 ruches in length
end weighed 42 pounds.
Ur. Patrick ;Hall of Mt. Carmol, to
dieposing of bio hotel. with the inten-
tion of inrmnigrating west.
Stmvoral St, Marys yr:utba were fined
for destroying treea in the Ardmore
park in that town.
The population of tbeCounty oft erth
(mats decreased 2.835 in nine years.
The figures are ae follows a Iti7t3 -32,-
719; 1888,-29,44.
Mr, Stewart flapper of Parkhill, has
acoepted a position on the Toronto
police force and will leave to assume
his duties about the middle of May,
Col. Goodman of Parkhill, has pre.
*anted the High School in that plaee,
for use in the gymnasium.. a rowing
machine, which cost about $17.
Mr. Wm, Glendinning, 1licfxillivrey,
is the owner or five ewes wimmoh thin
spring have collectively had eleven
la.2 , which are all alive and well
Fairless, con. 7, McGillivray, has
two e,4es that bad seven lambs this
spring. That beats the man at Moore -
villa, who bad 22 lambs from fifteen.
ewes.
We are pleased to see that James
W White, son of postmatiter White or
St Marys, has passed his primary ex.
aurin tion for M..D., C.111, at Trinity
University, Toronto. Congretulationa.
A Bowmanville paper made a Judi.
crous mistake last week by heading an
article, 'Cruelty to Animals,' that
should have read 'Cruelty to Minis-
ters,'
Private advices from Calgary indicate
that 2,500 Mormon immigrants are ex-
pected from Utah this spring to join
the Mormon colony at Lee's Creek, N.
W. T.
Messrs. W. C. Nickles and James
White, 7th con. McGillivray, cut, split
an 1 piled three cords of maple stove
wood in one hour, on Saturday, 5th
inst. We would like to hear from any
one who can beat this.
A. few days ago Mr. A Nicholson and
Wm McDonald of Luoknow, cut 14
cords of two -foot wood, maple and
beach, in five hours and three-quarters
with a lance -tooth saw. The boys are
now looking for something faster.
The farm of Mr John Etogg, on the
5th con. of Mcltillop, was sold at
auction, at Seaforth, Tuesday last,
Bidding was vera slow, and the farm
was ultimately knocked down to Mr
John Beattie for. $7,425. It contains
160 acres.
The butchers have raised the price
of their choice cuts of beef. The cause
they give ms the scarcity and high price
of cattle.—ST. KARTS ARGUS. "Wait
until Uncle Sam applies the new
tariff and then meat will be cheap,
won't it Mr. Argus?"
On Friday last, while MrJohn Healey
of Goderich, was chopping some
branches of trees, which his seven-
year-old son, David, was holding across
a block, the axe slipped and struck
the boy's right hand, cutting a piece
.ia oft' one of his fingers.
Whilst Mr. and Mrs. A Crow of
Glencoe, were absent from home, and
the servant girl engaged in household
duties, a youug son aged 3 years strayed
to the barn, and going too near the
cow, was instantly killed by the
animal,
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A syndicate composed of Mr. W. H.
Hutchins of Parkhill; Messrs. Fox and
Hodgins of Lucan, and Mr. J. 1. Carter
of Courtright, have purchased the
Parkhill salt well, and will have it in
running order by the let of June. A
large plant is to be put in, capable of
making 150 barrels of salt per day.
,Among those who were successful in
passing their final examinations last.
week at the Ontario Veterinary Uoilage,
Toronto, we notice the names of Messrs
.Peter Malcolm and James H. Spence,
of St. Marys, and George R. Switzer, of
Woodham, the first mentioned took
honors on •'Morbid Anatomy" In the
junior examinations Mr. R. H. Smith,
of St Marys, took honors in Pathologgg,
Pbyeiology and Chemistry, and Mr. H.
1?. Vulliamy, ; ofGrranton, took honors
in anatomy arid Chemistry,, and third'
prizes in Pathology and Physiology.
: r t,ll cry +or' P tcher's Castoria
the handsome sum of $3255, Kr. Geo.
Steneury, also of the Londonroad, sold
a parr of fillies to the saltie buyer for
$4S7. These animals were purchased.
for breeding purposes,
On the first inst., Mr Geo. Scott, of
the 7th line Morris, had hia leg broken
just above the ankle, while unloading
logs at Calder's mill. It appears he had
two logs on the boat; and while at•
tempting to pry off the one farthest
from him, the nearer one rolled off
dropping on his leg with the above re -
suit.
A debate was held m Farquhar vii•
rage on the 4th inst, The subject of
discussion was "Resolved that it is
wiser to stay in Ontario than to emi-
grateJames
to the West." Mr aetre
s
Ballantyne was captain of the affirma•
tvie side, and DIr Hiram Borland was
captain of the negative side. After
some wily arguments the decision was
given in favor of the affirmative,.
Thomas Rundle of the 13tti con, of
Hibbert, and ttie widow of the late
Wm Etty, formerly of ;Mitchell, were
united in the bonds of matrimainy by
the Rev Penhatt at Mr Rundle`a touae
an Wednesday last, April 9111. 'rhe
bride and bridegroom were assisted by
lair and Mae Vollison of Mitchell.
large gathering o1'friends were present
to congratulate the marriage.
A meeting of the East Huron 14..
cense Commissioners was held recently
at Brussels to deal with the application
for hotel licenses for the incoming li•
cense year. There aro 26 applications
in the East rioting, seine number as
last year, In South Huron, forty-one
tavern and five aliop licensee were
issued for 18$9-'9O. Applications for
11i9Q-9I, are, taverns, 41 h ehops a.
;+Ir. Vitt. Stonehouse met with a
severe accident while out shooting at
Parkhill the other afternoon in cora.
l?any with Mr. Prod. Soady. -kis was
aiding on a log with the muzzle of the
gun resting on Iia shoulder when he
made a alight movement and the piece
suddenly urea wxplodetl and thecharge
struck Ins .right shoulder, cruelly tear.
ing and burning the flesh and shatter-
ing the bone.
Messrs, J. D. ,-ticOoll and tlhae,
t.urrie of North Middlesex, have issued
the following challenge ;....We hereby
challenge Crouthare Bras. of Delmont,
Ont., or any other two men in America,
to a sawing match, with Beat et .Beat
saws, one or two cuts, front IS in. to
24 in. hard maple or beech, four weeks
fromsigning articles, for $.100 a side.
We .have this day deposited $50 with
Mr Simon McLeod, of Perkbilt, Reeve
of West Williams. Match to take
place any place mutually agreed on,
At Clinton one day feat week a little
child met with a palatal accident in
rather an unusual manner. Its father
had an ordinary plane iron iu his
pocket, which he had been sharpening.
Ho was amusing the child by throwing.
it up in the air and catching it, when,
in one or its descents the back of the
child's head caught the sharp edge of
the plana and a large slice was cut
clean from its head; this was put in
place by a doctor, who has hopes that
it will unite,
A meeting of the Clinton base ball
club was held last week and officers
elected, as follows ; lion. Pres ---
Mayor Doherty; lion. Vice Pres., John
Wiseman ; Fres„ A. M. Burchell ; Vice
Pres., A. 7. Holloway ; Secy Tress , W.
M. McGee. Committee, George
Armour, Thomas Diamond and Will
Harland, jr, ; Manager, D. .V. Yann ;
Capt., Allred Scruton. An excellent
team was picked out and association
affairs talked over. It is expected the
club will enter the league now being
formed, to consist of St. Marys, Exeter,
Clinton, Stratford and perhaps Seaforth
and Mitchell.
Wm. Lawrence, a young man in the
employ of Mr. Jas. Farrington, of East
Oxford, had a narrow escape from
death Friday morning. lie was en-
gaged in tying up the tail of a heavy
mare belonging to Mr. Farrington in
tile Royal Hotel stables, Woodstock,
when the animal began to move in the
stall. Lawrence gave it a kick in the
leg, and Instantly the brute let fly
both heels. They grazed his head on
either side and one of them struck his
shoulder in descending. It was all
over in an instant, but two or three
Inches either way would have brought,
the heels in contact with the young
man's bead and probably resulted in
death.
More Heavy Storms.
Bloomington, Ill., Vpril 14. -An nnnsual
fall of rain yesterday raised the streams
out of their banks and carrier; away many
bridges on the country roads. There was
also a remarkable fall of hail. The stones
were as large as hickory noes and walnuts.
Glass in green houses was demolished. At
Miuier, twelve miles wept, nearly every glass
in town was broken, The country between
Minior and Bloomington was deluged, and
considerable iujnry was done to the Chicago
& Alton track. Young wheat and vegetables
ware crushed flat.
Kankakee, Ills , April 14. --The heaviest
rain ever known in this saction fell yester-
day afternoon. The storm was general
throun bout eastern Illinois. and was ac.
'
aompanied by hail and a brilliant electric
display, The storm will put farmers behind
with their work for some time.
Covington, Ind., April 14.-A revere
wind storm accompanied by rain'aud hail,
visited' this city yesterday afternoon. Hail-
stones werelarge as walnuts, and covered
tho ground to the depth of about 4a inches,
Many windows were de sty yed and compd.
erable damage done to crops.
NOTICE.
A meeting of the share holders of the Exeter
Salt Ce. will be held in the Town Hall on Fri-
day eve., May 30th. A full' attendance is
requested. 1'.13, Carling, S eoy-T real.
PECIAL NOTICE.
A general meeting of the patrons and those
interested will be held in the Centralia cheese
Factory on Thursday, April 17th, at 2 p m. for
the purpose of electing offioors etc., for. rho
season of 1800. Alt aro reciuoitod to attend.
Yours respect£ulli,
0. W. SEIT n:
llZiiar<l's Liniment is used by Physicians
Mr Wiglitrean of H.anmilton, representing
a Hamilton and Toronto syndicate, has
closed a deal, with the owitera of theMon-
trued farm in Walkerville for $130,000.
The farm has a water front of .57$ !eat, and
is over 100 acres in area. It is the largest
deal ever made in that section of the
country.,
"After a varied experience with many so
called cathartic remedies, lam uonvineed
that fryer's !'ills give the most satisfactory
results. 1 rely exonlsively on these pills
for the mire of liver and stvmaoh eom-
plaints,"—John B. Bell, Sr., Abilene,
Texas,
There is war between Hiram. Walker k
Sons and the Bell Telephone Company,
The latter want to pat poles through Wal..
kerville in order to reach some of the large
factories, but Mr Walker objects, A gang
of the telephone men went up- to work on
Friday, but as fast as they dug (toles
Walker's men would fill them} up,
Scrofulous is transmitted from parent to
child, and thus become, a family inherit,
anoe for generations.. It is, therefore, the
duty of every acrofnlana persop to cleanse
his blood by a thorough and persistent
course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
The announoement was made that Ur, 3.
Is Hughes, of Toronto, bad definitely de-
cided to accept the invitation of the Peel
Conservatives to contest that constituency,
LEFT A t>I,GA,CY.
Lot t w rotor tett is let;icy at impure broad
to many people, causing tired feelings, lack
of energy, indigestion, ocnatlpation, bilious..
MSS. oto. From 1 to 4 bottles of Burd,,ek
Blood Bitters never, fail* to onto any of the
foregoing Moose* by unlocking the *acre -
tiers and removing all iu purities from tale
system-
Stanley arrived at Canuea on Saturday.
Seeding is well amnder way in Manholes.
CA,ll YOU DO BETTER
When attacked by creep, sore throat,
oolda, rheumatism, neuralgia,
bruises, butes or any kind of pain or sore-
ness, oau you da bettor than use Yellow Oil
It is a medicine whioh never fails to give
satisfaction It Is magical in its power
over pain, and is the safest and heat remedy
where soreness and inflammation exist.
O'Couuor and Stansbury are to row on
Perametta On June 23.
LIVING IN A FOOL'S PARADISE
Many neglaot slight symptoms of disease,
hoping that nature will notate health.
True nature will aid, but alma mast also be
aided by acing Burdock Blood Bittern, from
1 to 2 bottle* of whish is sufficient to cure
any ordinary vase of impure blood. couatfp-
atian, dyspepsia, liver complaint. kidder
*complaint, debility, etc.
James Boyd, once M. PP. tar Prescott,
died at Vaukleek krill on Saturday.
COMING EVENTS
Coming consumption is foreshadowed by
a backiug cough, night sweats, pain in the
chest, etc. Arrest its progress at onoe by
taking Ifagyeaa Pectoral :f3aisam, which
never fails to euro cou;rhs, colds, bronchitis,
hoarseness, to, and even in confirmed con-
sumption affords grateful relief.
London, Out, subscriptions to the Uai-
versity library fund amount to $650.
HOW DYSPEPSIe IS CURED
I suffered from dyspepsi,,, and was week
and miserable with what the Boater said
was nervous debility, Seoiuf; Bnrdook
Blood. Bitters advertised I tried it, and after
taking three bottles feel perfectly restored
to health.
Mits. J, H. Seinen, Kleinburg, Ont
Interest iu the Toylor-Johnston seduction
case at Toronto liar bean revived by a writ
issued by A, W Taylor, father of the girl
Johnston is alleged to have 'educed, claim.
ing 310,000 damages from H. A. Massey for
libel. Taylor worked at tlasaey's when he
charged Johnston, who is superintendent of
the Massey works, with the seduotion of his
daughter, et a meeting of Massey's one;
ployes a resolution was passed expressiug
confidence in Johnstone' innoceueo, and
stating the belief that he was the victim of
a conspiracy. The libel is based on this
resolution.
Nature bad lavishly provided cures for all
the diseases flesh is heir to, but the proper pre-
paration of many of them has not yet been dis-
covered. In Wilson's Wild Cherry we have a
cure for coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough. Croup
and kindred ailments, Prepared from vegetable
drugs, in a pleasant and concentrated form, and
which invariably gives prompt relief and
effects a speedy cure. Sold by all drggosts.
Have you aCough? TakeWilson's WildCherry
Have you a mild? Tako Wilson's Wild Cherry,
Have you Bronchitis? Tako Wilson's Wild
Cherry.
Have you lost your Voice? Tako Wilson's
Wild Cherry.
Have you Asthma? Take Wilson's Wild
Cherry.
Have you a cold in the head? Take Wilson's.
Wild Cherry,
The 01d Reliable Cure for all diseases of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Sold by all druggist,
ti. C. RIOHARDS & Co.
Gents -I was cured of a severe attack of
rheumatism by using MINA1ID'S LINI-
MENT, after trying all other remedies for 2
years.
Albert Co , N. B. GEORGE TINOLEY.
C. 0. RICUARDs & Co,
Gents, -1 had a valuable colt so bad with
mange that I feared I would lose it. I
used MINARD'S LINIMENT and it cured
him like magic.
Dalnhousie. CHRISTOPHER SA UNDERS.
CONSUMPTION CURED:
An old physician retired from practice. hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula oi' a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asibma and
all throat and lung affeotions. also a positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
oases, has felt it his duty to make is known to
his suffering fellows- Actuated by this motive
ane a desire to relieve human suffering;I will
send free of charge, to all who desire 11, the
recipe. in German, French or English, with
full direotions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
ester, A. NoYEs, 820 Powers' Blook, ltoch•
When Baby was sick wo gave her Castoria
talion she was a Clialtsehe cried for Castoria.
When she became sho clung to iiastoria,
When she had Children, sho gave thew Castoria,
TO ` NERVOUS, DEBILITATED MEN.
If you will send us your address, we willmail
you our illustrated: pamphlet explaining all
about Dr. Dye's Celebrated"Eleotro-Voltaio
Belt and Appliances.• and their charming effects
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they willqq�uioklyrestore you to vigor andman-
hood health. l'.amphlet free. It you are ilius
afflicted, we will send •o`u a Belt and appliances
on trial. VOtrAro JJrar r Co.. efarshal'l,Mich,
C,h d reg'eh if ° t; #oo
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MARE= REPORTS..
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Red Wriest w
•Spring Ng/neat-
Utley
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Oats
Glover Sled
Timothy
Corn .,,
Sggs ,
Sutter
Flourpex'bbl
l'otatoes;por bushel
Apples,per nag
DriedAppleapr b
Osseo per lb.
Turkey per lb
Pucks per lb
Obickenaperpr
tiog.,dress edperlCO ..,
Beef
Tridearaugh, -,
" drealed
Sheepskin* eaob
Oalfskins '
Wool porib
Rayperton "" ,
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Woodporgord ,
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Timothy. R.. 250 4 00
Yea. ... . a 5s 0 54
'Eggs 12 012
Butter. 12 016
Pothtoes per bag . ,,,, 75 9
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Bran par ton 14 00 x400
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LONDON.
Wheet,85e to 8$a per bee, Oati, Pato
oto per bus, ?wee% to 004 per bus, Oar-
tee,suiting,43 to45aper baa. Paries Feed,
33io to 41c par bus Corn, 45o to Cie per
bushel,
TORONTO.
Toronto, April U.--Sheet-Spring No. 2, 66e
to 67o per bus :rad winter N0, 2.8aa to 87 per
bus. Manitoba No,t, hard, 1 ea to 107 No. 2,1 e4
to r 05 ; PEAS 55a to 584 per bus. OATS 280
to3to per bum. FLOOR. extra, $3.40 to $2.45
Per bet: etraiglmt roller. i.3. 0 to $3.75 ;
strong bakers,;e4,00 to $4.50. BARLEY, No 1.
52o so 52e; No.2 45o to 47e; ,No 3, extra 40o to
42o; No. 3.350 to 370.
A. Trans-Coutixlental IfIZOvatIon
sloping car pa+eougora for Paaiflo Boast
point* via the Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t.
Paul and Delon, I'acitio Overread ,Fast 5115;1
Lice .uo Nagar Cate to wait in line at Count
oil DIuffa Transfer Station to abtaiu elegy.
lug car berth redervationa west of the alio.
solid River.
The now arrangements reale by the Chi -
cage, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway obviate
all such delay and annoyance.
For furtherparticulara enquire of nearest
Coupon Ticket .Agent or address A.,E.H.
Carpenter, General Passenger Agent, \iii.
Waukee, Wis.
\DVlos Toatonueue-Arayau gistnr0e0at
aightand broken of your rest by a sick ohlte
sugaring and crying with pain of Gutting
Teeth? It so send at once and got a bottle
at"atra,Winslo,r'aSoothing Syrup" forChml-
dren Teething, Its value is incalculable.
It wi11cetieve the poor little sufferer im
mediates eopond upon it, motbere ; there
le le:mistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and, Dlarrhore, regulates the Stomach and.
2mowola,ouros Wind Collo, softens the t3awa,
reduces Iutlamanutton, and gives tone and
energy to the whole aystom. Atrs,WSnelow'e
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
ploaa .ntto the taste and is tiro proscription
of ore, of tbo oldest end boat female
phyaiofnna and nurses In the Hutted
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world, Price twenty -ave
cents a bottle. Be surd and ask for "true
WINaLOw's ueoTrlr.\'o ,aur "and n0
other ind,
IRgTON
Our spring stock is com-
plete in every department.
We can now show you goods
at prices that will astonish
you. Our stock of Dress
Goods is large and varied.
Our Prints are without doubt
the choicest ever shown in Kirkton,
and marked down to meet the hard
times. We show extra values in
Tweeds, Cottooades, Shiritings,
Ginghams, Seersuckers, Table
Linen, Tickings, etc., etc.
Our groceries are always
fresh. We offer the very
best values in Teas in the
county. Butter and eggs
wanted.
A house to rent.
DOUPE & CO,
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THE BEST YET
TEM CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET
Overooatings at any price ; Sult-
ings at any price Pantings
at any price.
est Ordered Clothing prodaced in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 (save your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the bss
Cutthig ID Town, you are sure of ' atisfaeo
ion.
■ j. LL.
FARMERS, THRESHERS, AND MILL OWJNERS USE
LARDINE MACHINE OIL 1
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL, USE NO ()TEEM
Every barrel guaranteed. We are the sole mauufaeturers of the
Genuine Lardiue, . .Also Cylinder, Wool and Marrieds Oils,
McCOLL BROS. & CO, TORONTO
FOR SALE BY BISSETT BROS.
OPENING OUT !
The unders;gned is busy opening aut
a fl rst-class stock of
STOVES: TINWARE
of every description which Ile will sell at right prices.
.A,U kinds of Tinware Daade to Qrcler ort
short not ce.
EAVETROUCUI G A SPECIALTY.
A. call solicited.
Mil= .ri■A O3w4142.+ l ± '
stand, one door north of Dr. Lutz's?
drug store, Main St,, Exeter
Exeter, W'etl'y 1lth, 1893
We will sell cheap for cash, the balance of our Winter
Stook—consisting of Cook and Parlor Stoves, Axes, Cross
cut Saws, Rope and Web Halters, Sleigh Bello—fat prices
that defy colxipetitirtn.
BISSETT BROS.
P. S.—We must ask that all overdue accounts be set-
tled at once, by cash or note. —B. Bros,
CENTRAL
Dru 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 Store Exeter.
C LUTZ.
!ILL and WIRER
a-002DS_
I have just reoeived my large eonsigoxnoet
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and to make room for them I
am now selling off my
Previous Stock !
At figures away down, 1 an not believe in
carrying over goods uutil another
year, and will always
sell at
ROOK BOTTOM PRIDES
(lather 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,
vv.ktrjApTT
Hood & Shoe Makor
Has opened business in the
premises of R. SPICER, op-
posite SENIOR'S Photo Studio
where he is prepared to meet;
his old customers and as
many new oneso
Sewed WorkaSnecialty
Repairing promptly and sat-
isfactorily done.
A CALL SOLICITED
W. H. TROTT.
DO YOU
WANT TO BUY
FIRST-OL-A_SS
FURNITURE
AT LOWER RATES
THAN SHAM 000A
—ARE USUALLY SOLD--
GIDLEY'S
-ONLY FIRST-CLASS-
Reliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so-csf
led Cheap Houses can giv.
Undertaking in all 'ri
Branches.
S. GIDLEY,
Market Store, EXETER.
(Snecessor to C CO S. Gi.dley)
Nov.13, 1889. ODDFPLL" 0W'S BLOCK,.,