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WE STILL OIFI ER, A NICE
C,allectim of Wail Papers. The
4.:1 our pr iggt%2el :y at
prices to f a;'$+11.
irag b:t.t•. Our
,. stcawk phi
C+Rb..,;i:e�t,aT.,:ails, .Express
ag ansl Gen-
ts co p:l t Al it.lA V• 4 IR s a t)tr',1. Y,:
td101h.
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Civery
4A�w&u, 3.4431xya
Brevities
Mr. Foil has erected a new bake *hop
and ovem.
Read Catein Bros' change of advt. in
'tic ( 1 1) : ie p;aint:r, is hid tip with
sore elder?,
:l:ee;cr was visited by tsipsies yesterday,
As usual, ou the horse dealing.
Sheron correspondence received too late
fel. this i. see will appear in our next;
11r. H. D. IXurdon a few clays ago,
e,13 d,, Cell in one hour with a hook.
Ca.• reereiel travellers have been too
naraernus to mention of at in our town.
A rental er of horses £or shipment passel
tliroaa li tvawn on Sunday last going north.
Br. Lutz is re-slhiegling and otherwise
''Vin's „end Tweed Vest for9acts, at the
Dig Bankrupt Store.
McColl ,Bros, '1'u1'nnto have a Change of
advt. ha Vele lisle, :timer what they have
to .,y
Exeter )Inuielpal Claimed will meet
a :a::hn1 next, June 70 at
"A Ser aln"--•^ 4 .anis Sanitary flannel far
ply . c ;1, at the leg I1eu ,reapt Store.
I' ; a 4E' tali i tt tic s c -l. a as -nest thirs-
t r FA & n� or„t„ ht front the L. eat Grand Duma,
a:Zonen, an 1 diene etil of is town.
.
1'. ,.., .. t 1 ,etre ::rt:.. mttice
.1e} t:t ac'tzve Stock
Wors.':eds wad Trous-
�7.ugoa. aL,
by
WL.i.. GRIGG. II
Ex.et ea•
R;7.71' ST011.1
ET1. .
901a. r 'liF:ahlq in our
melt.
i
ta.lti.k., still ltt�1t11 a. superb
>erb
.,,
;c+� sof . arllalt:el' D:iuw 11,1
toril;i . We Brevet some Very
‘ffct.i ill Robes
r�
n '
t
n A v
...at„ �,d, lilt llttdtla7llp., All of
which we will sell at prices,
ol`tsv for the buyer. We bo
the Dress Goads trade of
Exeter no doubt about that,
We tl: n't ihow you any small
old : s1iiO3itc1 stock We
don't p.sk you high old fash-
ioned prices. No. But we
slow 1y far the largest and
phQiosst stook in Wes-
t 'r ].b dario, and at prices
that makes our compitetors
wonder where and how we
ever get the goods. Well we
Tet then never Mind how.
"We are always open for
snaps. We will sell lots of
Beautiful Dressesduring the
next two weeks. We have
Some Big Snaps in skirting,
embroideries, and white
lawns.
Come anti see us for your
Dress Goods, we will please
you.
J. A. STEWART,
Bankrupt Stock Dealer, Exeter
u Culla Ulm.
THURSDAY, JUNE 5th, .890
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Lost.
A black home-made woollen shawl on
24th May, between Exeter and Moores-
ville. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at Mooresville P. 0., or at the
Thal Lice, Exeter.
Personals.
Mr. Geo. Knight, son of our worthy
station agent, is visiting his parents and
friends here. Geo. has charge of the
station at Ethel.—Mr. John Elliot was
in London last week.—Mr. P. McPhillips
of London, spent Monday y in n.—
to w
Mr. Isaac Carling, jr., who has been at-
tending University College, Toronto,
returned to Exeter on Thursday last.—
Miss Muir of Clinton, who has visiting
in town for some time, returned home
-on Thursday last.—Mrs. John Spackman
of this place, who has been visiting
friends in St, Thomas, returned on Fri-
day last.—M.r, S. Poplestone, who has
in the employ of Messrs. Brumptou
Bros., Exeter, left on Tuesday for Lon-
don, where he has secured a first-class
situation.—Mrs. Douglas, accompanied
by her brother-in-law, Mr. Thomas. H.
McCallum, left on Monday morning for
Cresswell, Mich., Mrs. Douglas having
been informed by telephone of the sud-
den death of her husband.—Mr. H. E.
Huston. is attending the Methodist Con-
ference at Chatham .as;deleeatefrom the
Main-st. church, and Mr. Andes. Eicks
represents the James-st.. church.—Mrs.
J. H. Northcott left on Tuesday evg. to
' ••visit friends in London. --Tsar. William
Arming, of Exeter, who has for the past
two weeks been ' visiting ` friends in
Toronto, returned home last week.—M.
'McInnis left for Mitchell:on Monday.
Mrs. John Hawkshaw and daughter left
Tiesdayto visit friends in Toronto.
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IT t n .r".l 'nth .le:l
tee' _ t t c a _ at Sharon edit
diel,}.,•- a, veiling 1:st.
lids t*;
tat a 3,i., t a in tete freight t lail,nient,
lt.eing Bu,a 11,st wetii, the n,iacti train has
lee,it ton, 1 e: h al time.
A very Ft icy : is and win 1 storm visit -
e tl n cin 1'e $ l:ay a euro: ^:a+ doubt the
etch st nal „ra.nii4 alArnage tree ulophs.
For puro,1re;lt l cllelga to G. Lutz'
Ceratr:d Den; Store.
Our tem; he 1 *elite a city aspect on
satura1ky evening hit, the etree.ts Laing
]unci w^itla ptieents .end vehick .
'3 i,ts 1,11S.5 a panted d of pure Bakilig Pow-
der, r and a 1 ,eut:£ul enasamel Tray tree, et
tl e Less 1 ,ila;upt Store.
atdcrs of the T•Dlrs warp please take
native to the new advertherncnt of Mr.
rr•.. tin! ieeta, Centralia, in thie issue.
lJusiee #la taset weetit the weather has
been tine anti warm, the result of which
s aet'b-icn hes lh: tale rer.;art, .Ala hese wev.
Rev. ,S F P..r.:aa a w ti' Rrc;na:h a ser -
nem cn ttrange:eta in the Trieste Memel:Lel
khan la on Sunday afternoon next at 3
°a
1S r„s c i<',q fl Bal r rat Stare always
ere ': I *trate y ltl4 aa,st+, t.0 •:.an cilwans
be -t the Rigel et lierraias -there.
lRarnt•;'sa 1:55.1814041 to :Manitoba Ewa, the
N. \A' l
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C.ta ; :ata Jetta; a, p'
.It ..tell
. . and(
,i ala ', h. ll ey your ti,.. tri from Capt.
t t , nate Ex, ter.
.t.r. p:ldttl, of the News te;eon], Clinton,
has sunt ue a reply to 31r. Josh. Johns_ ;
I tat p -e of father ltaa.ttt•r prevents ts
pul lltatant this week.
The f'reditaan Lanai kindly cache to the
rewne t,f tate tsane.1 and ter Saturday eve;.
last, a nd deer nant4 tth oli`ave the attention
oe all lweetal of tusle.
A horse belonging to ttr. Roht. ~adders
of this Oat,te whale ;sewing in his garden a
few days ago, got its feet into a hot -bell
awl eat an ugly gash in one front lei;.
~(,thing steccetdslike suceess. The emc-
ee of the. Rig Thnkrupt Store is unpreee-
tdentedl in Western Ontario. A flet, sure.
a seal complaints have been glade of
late of pinions picking end idestrnyiee
givers in the cemetery. This is unlawful,
and perpetrators shout,' be ui;ule an ex-
ample of,.
C'an't do better than bay your Groceries
a.t the frig Bankrupt Stoio ; :We tea for
; 3 pounds best baking soda for 5c
The 8. le. Store always leads.
White dresses for the first time this
season were seen on Sunday last, worn by
several of our young ladies. Thigh a gold
sign of warm weather and can be relied
on.
Mr. Prank Anderson, of this place while
etatebing in a match game of ball between
Exeter and St. Mares, at Parkhill a short
time ago, had the misfortune to break his
little finger.
Persona going abroad will do well to
secure their passage via the Vancouver
Royal Mail Ship. from Montreal on Wed-
nesday, May 28th, Tickets from Capt.
Gee. Kemp, Exeter.
Don't buy your summer parasols till you
hear from the Bigg Bankrupt Store next
week. They are just closing the biggest
parasol deal they have ever made.
We understand'. the Exeter Woollen
Miles have received some very large orders,
nd are paying the highest price in cash
and exchange for wool, as they must
have a large quantity.
.A. new scheme for cheating unwary
farmer is a ploughshare fake. A farmer
receives on trial a new ploughshare. If it
suits he signs what he believe to be an
agreement but which turns out to be a note,
John Ross' new brick store and residence
is assuming a more finished appearance
every day. The brick work is completed,
the roof on, the floor laid, and in a short
time the building will be ready to move
into.
We understand that our cricket club
have receive -I a challenge from ,the Forest
club to play a match shortly. We would
advise the boys to take alittle morepractise
before acceptiug any challenges from other
clubs.
Messrs, Oke & Prior shipped,from Exe-
ter station on Monday, a fine load of cattle
and bogs. A week previous they shipped
ten car loads of export cattle. This makes
quite a boom to our town and we wish
both these gentlemen success.
Town Ticket office -Grand Trunk Rail-
way.—Ocean, lake, riverand rail tickets
issued to all parts in Canada, United States
and Europe at Iowest rates. Prepaid
Certificates. Capt. Geo. Kemp, Exeter,
Ont.
Some mischievous young scamps have
again been destroying public property.
Several shade trees have been haggled and
otherwise injured on some of most promi-
nent streets during the past few days.
When will this sort of thing be stopped?
We have had left with us by Mr. Wm.
13alkwill, a prominent farmer, a short dis-
tance
istance south of Exeter, a sample of fall
wheat, which was grown on bis farm. It
measured e4' inches in length and the heads
are -well filled. • Who can beat this 4
During May, .Mr. A. Q. Bobier of this
place tookin.39,590 dozen of eggs. Mr.
Bobier has two or three men on the road
continually- buying eggs and the above
member' does not include what has been
bought by his men on the road.There; is.
not another man in any town , in Canada
that can equal this, and people are beginn-
ing to learn that Exeter' is one of the best
produce markets in the country.
as
Pure Hellebore, fresh, at C.'Lutz's Cen-
tral Drug Store.
On account of Mr. Clement's absence on
Sun.iay last, who is attending the
Conference at Chatham, Rev. ,lir Nether-
cott, Slyly= circuit, preached Loth morning
and evening in the ,lames -std Methodist
church, J:ile sermons were interesting and
atbeetive.
Saturday last, being market day, there
was a boom in town, People from a dis-
tance came with large gnauthties of butter
egad eggs, for which they received the
highest cash price and r•.etureed home well
pleased. .About 1,000 doz. of eggs were
sola and also a large quantity of butter.
'On Thursalay,Friday and Saturday ev gs.
of last week, the people of Exeter and
vicinity were treated to three good con-
certs in the Opera douse by the Byers
Comedy Company, under the auspices of
the band. The attendance the first evg.
was not lar, e, but the two latter evenings
the atten.iaaee was good.
Court of revision was held in the town
hell on Tuesday of last weer. Oise appeal
only was made, that of Mr, Silas llalkwill,
complaining of excessive assessment. • The
0.esessnheat was sustained. The following
names were added :—John Coulter and
Hartalon Bowern.c;n. Philip Ruwelitfe was
pet on as owner. The court then Iles ti.
'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harney. and Mr.
anal Mrs. John Harris of T shorn, were
eoteste at the silver wedding of Rev. Mr.l
Goatee- of Ilelg n e A large number of
r;uests were present front the eastern sec
frog n° Ont trio. 'The rev; gentleman was
the former pastor of the Henna South'
4.'. The prt,•'ents were loth numeroas and
useful.
On Thursday evening last, as the C'lin-
tan C. C. were leaving town, two of their
mmniter wleee standing on the steps in the
rear enol of the vehicle were pit'1wt1 off,
nn:I sent sprawling ie the road. The driver.
t lMeg no notice to them, drove on as if
clothing hard happened, and the hays were
compelled to show their speed to cutch up
to the rig again. Fortunately, neither
ane was hurt.
W iunipeg. May 27.—Reports just in
from sections of country to Regina. tloosn.
min, Glenboro', Plum Creek, Doloraine and
Brandon slhewing an increase of about
twenty per cent. macreage under crop.
Farmers in ceotlspitits over prospects for
large yield. (train well rooted and prom-
isas for geed crop could. not be Letter.
I, a.11.aalat.:+,x.
tfn Suutitr neat, Stlt inst., in the ab-
r arse of Rev. J. 11-ileen, pastor of Main st
fled*. church, who is attending conference
at (rias:: inn, the Rt '. Mr. 1.lurtin of the
Presl.y.cwrian ehatrrlt has iaudly consented
til ocwnpy Mr. Wilson's pulpit on S abt,:ath
evening next, and will also preach to the
+ctingrer:tion In the l rc„hyterlau a ltnrt'lt in
waning.
We F ad the pdatw,ure of loving shown
tbrou, h the Exeter Hill by e. Emery
trim is now refitting it to the full roller
systehn with a canaeity of 125 hide per day.
Ile expects to have it itt operation by the
first of July when we think Exeter will.
have a trill that we can all justly Le proud
of.
A good a '1
roller mill a. •i
1. Its certainly been
a long felt want in Exeter and now that
we are getting the twill It will open up a
good wheat nuarket which will benefit the
country and town alike.
On Monday last, a four-year-old child
belonging to Ir. John headman of the
London Road, strayed away from the
house and was also accompanied by two
dogs. After the child had disappeared
foe some time the parents summoned the
neighbors and made a search but did not
sweeecd in finding the lost. A• load of
seiool children was taken from our public
school to further the search, but on
their arrival at Nr.Loadman's ]earned that
the missing child had been found in it
Eetslake s bush, by Mr. Kerslake's hired
man.
A Novel Sign,
A large barn, which Mr. James Snell
purchased, belonging to the estate of
Mr. James Pickard, was drawn up Main
St. on Saturday last to his property
opposite :the Main St. church, 'There
were four teams drawing the building.
Mr, Wm. Treble engineered the mov-
ing of the building on rollers.
Nose Bleeding,
Obstinatenose bleeding is frequently
one of the most difficult things to check.
Several aggravated cases have lately
occurred at the Hospital of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. As a last resort
Dr. M. Hayes Agnew tried hem fat with
great result. Two largo cylinders of
bacon were forced well into the nostrils
and the hemorrhage ceased at once.
This is a very simple remedy, and one
which should be remembered for emer-
gency in the country.
Cricket Match.
The cricket match, Exeter vs Clinton,
on Thursday of last week, on the grounds
of the former, resulted in a victory for
the visiting team, by 9 wickets and 2
runs. The game from beginning was in
.favor of Clinton and continued' so to
finish. Mr. Chas. McDonald captained
the home team. Although having had
no practise this season, "Charlie” did
much to keep down the score by his
lightning bowling. Lunch was prepared
by Mr. Acheson of the Central Hotel,
and was much appreciated by everybody.
We hope that our boys will now see
their need of practise and before
accept-
ing ept-
in another challenge will be able to
make a better showing, Following is
the score :
EXETIen, fat lNxING.
runs.
I. Carling, 2
F. Elliot, . -..
W. J. Hanson, .10
J. Remington, . 1
Chas. McDonald ...4
F. N. Farnoomb, .. 4
Dr. Lutz, ... 0
W. J. Carling, • • .. 0
Ed. Bissett, ... 0
G. Hyndman,.... ... 0
E. Farneomb, ..• 0
Totals 21
Extrar-1.
CLINTON.
P. herty,
G. DoBarge.
F. Koelly,
J. Kennedy,
M, MoTaggart,
F. Eodgensey,,
J. Chidi
W. Robertson,
J. Malurobie, .••
11. Shepherd,
W. Ball,
Extras
CLINTON..:
J. Kennedy,
J. Barge, .
2nd INxrxo.
rant,
1
...
0
0
8
0
1
17--38
1st INNINti.
runs.
0
7
4
1
5
2
0
0
0
28
10-38
2nd INNrxo.
runs.
3
CRMIT I'y''. XZ
ESSi.t a. �aa"rr
r fix..:PRINTS.
We Have Just Received
and passed into stock a large range-.,.
g We
of all -wool double width Dress Goods which we
bought at a great bargain. We are offering these goods in all the newest shades at 37+
cents per yard, which is only a fraotiou of the original price. All, kinds of single width
dress goods are being cleared at great reductions,
INa rEWES
We have just opened up a large range of new patterns in wide wicdth, soft finished goods,
among which will be found many of the leading ideas for next season's trade.
CV • ►
r Ay
We have the largest and prettiest range ever shown in town in both worked and tucked
edges and the prices of these goods are much below the regular figures. c.
�, �� Lady
should, fail to alas aeot t •- e above specza3
-r
riwary or TIT mass Erth flaiatzon.
Mamma—Each candidate shall sub.
mit fur examination his school work in
any three of the tire books prescribed itt
Form 1.
Boole KErezxcl,-T-Eacie candidate shell
submit for examination a set of books,
worked ant by himself and eousistiug of
Dnvbovk, Journal, Ledger, Dills Re-
eeivableand Bills Payable.
These books must be brought by
candidates at time of examination in
July.
Exeter Muuioipal Qoullcii.
The council met on Tuesday eve., May
27th. Members all present except Mr.
Ross.
The following aceanuts were passed on
motion of Sp-tekman and Oke;m-W J.
itiasett, tabor. S,i ,.3 ; A Bissett, teaming
auai labor, *440 ; R Williems, tcatntiagand
labor, .11 20 ; 5 Handford, S5 70, teaming
and labor. Small surae in the amount of
Li F3 were paid far street scraping to
someei hteeu persons Jas Creech, *23 8)
freight ttile , tCou
<,�C �
hcmlo
ck
lumber; ;las Creech, $1 charity to Mrs
Ptpu , .Jas Creech, ebarity to II +lleInt
to;h; Jas Down, .150 es aseesaor.
Spaelentan—Oke—that clerk order an
order beak.—Carried.
The clerk was instructed to order 30
nix -nacre stoppers and 1 curbed elbow, to
be used iu ti'e .fain ; also cellar for
crossings 9.it
tlY
crtaalso
ad of 3,'u
h cif
plank, on motion of Oke null Bissett
Adjourned to tweet on ateturday evg.,
June 7th at 5 o'clock.
A Literary Curiosity.
It may not bo generally known to the
reading public how much each individual
letter of the alphabet is used. D, b, n,
e, 0 and u aro nl third place as regards
ordinary use: t, s, a, i, and r are in
second place, being used a very little
oftner ; land m aro in fourth place,
with f, g, y. v, p and b close afterwards;
j and k are not common as compared
with the rest, while x q ansi x aro used
least of all. The letter e isinfirat place,
being used far oftener than any other.
The following poem, therefore, strikes
the average printer as a decided curiosity
as e is not used at all. It can rank as a
literary curiosity with those peculiar
stories we sometimes see, in which every
word begins with the saute letter, though
in style and merit it is far .superior to
them. The author is unknown.
John Knox Alas a Iran of wondrous might,
And his words ran high and shrill,
For bold and stout was his spirit bright,
And strong was his stalwart will.
Kings sought in vain his mind to chain,
And that giant brain control,
But nought on plain or stormy main
Could daunt that mighty soul.
John would sit and sigh till morning cold
Its shining lamps put out,
For thoughts untold on his mind laid hold,
.And brought but pain and doubt.
But light at last on his soul was cast,
Away sank pain and sorrow;
His soul 1s gay, in a fair to -day,
.And looks for a bright to -morrow.'
GENTLEMEN'S
Gold Wateh es.
We have just completed
the purchase of a large Whole-
sale Bankrupt Stock of Gen-
tiemen's .gold Watches, and
are now offering our custom-
ers these goods at prices
never again to be equalled.
With . those of our Exeter
customers who cannot con-
veniently visit the city at
present, we will be pleased
to open correspondence and
forward goods on approbation
to reliable parties. Our ex-
tensive business, wholesale
and retail, enables us to sell
goods on easy terms of pay-
ment. It will pay you to
write or call on us. Here
since '55.
N. B. -Masonic aprons, best
p ,
quality, 52. 50 each.
A. MORPHY & CO.,
Cor. Richmond and Dundee Sts.,
London, Ont.
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
ut Not lour Trust
law
PRZCES
They ax's deceitful, above all thiugs axed
Price and value are equivalent, though some people
seem to confound the two. We have set our feet down
solidly on the
UCKOF QUALITY
and we. won't be dazed into fighting shadows, for these so- .
called
LOW PRICE
are but shadows and can not have the substance of
QUALITY
at their back. Our boast and pride is quality. Nothing
leaves our store that is not first-class quality and brings
Ifirst-class custom. We shall never lack that and we want
no other,
E BEST GOODS
are the cheapest in the long run judged by
Wi�te, Weal'
that what we se11. Highest price paid for butter and eggs.
Cash for eggs. A call solicited.
CARLING BROS.
LARI)I11TE OIL I
The Farmers Heavy.Boclied Oil, made only by
McCOLL BROS. & CO. TORONTO
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER.
McColl's Famous Cylinder OIL
Is the finest in Canada for engine cylinders. As for
Lardin e.
FOR SALE BY BISSETT BROS.
and
DeloraineReturn 28
Moosomin, 28 /
Glenboro' 28
Saltcoats, - 28 4„ez?"
Moose'aw 30 'b
Cal y
ar , 35 c.11%,0,4
SPECIAL. •;.1L
ONIST EXCUR-
SIONS will leave
all points in Ontario,
Sharbot l ai lag-
ston and West 0,ereof,
JUNE ; r ch
Return until 3 ray 27th, 1890
JUNE 24th
Return until August 4th, 1890
JULY 8th
Return null August 18th, 1890
For fullnarticuor Tlars icket applyAgen
to neart.estStation
Uifliidtl a";ry ?r,' Pitcher's s Castnrip
Minard's Liniment relieves neuralgia.
Cash For
VT! and EGGS
A. Q. BOLTER, having leased Drew's
Block, will be pleased to pay
HIGHEST Cash PRICES
at all times for buttes and eggs.
A,. Q. 'BOEIEII,
May 1st, '90. Drew's Block, C+xeter.•
Having obtained ,a patent for my
Pea Harvester Guard, I am now pre-
pared to put the attachment on mow-
ing machines and guarantee the same
to do good work under any reaeonalile
circumstances, even if the pea straw
be ten feet long and as fiat as a 'pan-
cake you can cut round-the<field.
Price on ordinary mowers $7. Bring
on your mowers now before the haying
season and avoid the rush. Shop rights
for sale: Correspondence solicited,
F. L. HAMILTON,
Cromarty, May 21, '90.-2m.4
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