The Exeter Times, 1890-6-12, Page 5rfnuIr
Dn in Nc.
Common Sense, lied Star, Bine Ribbon
Flax, Binding twines,
ORDERS T4 K€M NO W
Ma, secured apraotical tinsmith we
aro now prepared to take work
in eavetroughing;furnace,
rooting or repairs.
now oulgtalvit
Milk Cans, and Tinware of
every description,
Daisy - Churns,
,Bugled Wire, Ribbon and Aoneeled
Wires, Naito, Locks, kluges,Paints and
tails. Orders now taken for Chestnut
blaot(soaitlland stove coals, for early
delivery-,
GROCERIES—Stoerk
l)lhte. Produce tali
exchange.
i>4our, Jas. N, Howard,
!lager. Proprietor.
1
DISTRICT DOINGS,
The Ltateet Canrrent ;Qe+vst Throughout The
Dettrr
Mr, D. 0, Gesner, warden of Kent,
died Monday afternoon at his home at
()Jeanette. Ile has served his county
faithfully as councillor, deputy reeve
and reeve, and at the January session
was elected warden of the county. A
staunch adherent of the English Church
and the Conservative party, he will no
hissed by Ms numerouic friends of all
eh ore!), denornieatious and both politi-
cal parties.
'Why allow 1 =r:* li e t me.1s, .r, fry.
buzzing -insects, when Wieieee i;y i' :swill
annihilate there .mid give you peace Y Try them
Sold by all drugeiste
The annual ge heriee of the Satiety of
Friends le beim; held ,;t Sparta.
THE Ili:' A'"r:.EN ('uz1NJ;r
and all Christiane ore are fast reelingontt
that the only reliable is the Iaaperial Cream
Tartar Baking Powder, made by ee
Gillett Toronto, macer et the famous Royal
'i:e est Cakes,
to
a
Braddon, tinsmith, at
r^' tall na� .,
Ha 1 130 Ther steamer, n
} , y T c h �Qa L 13.urgo,u_,isre
man about 24 years of age, and a bona tanning i,Nr."r �rk dtBa va.
yarned eW ikinson, went ant to a farm
an Wednesday near Mount Brydges t4
take the measure for an eavestrouglt
on a barn.. The ladder was not quite
long enough, and standing on the side
pieces at the top ire Trent to shift hie
position and felt about 32 feet, IIe
ares in a serious condition, and it is
not known whether he will survive or
not.
A farm of :.i0 acres en the Pati con. of
Btddulph; near Wanton, has been sold
to Mr, Jame ~ lleenanfor gl,gh0.
Cyeses. Thomas and Poad, of the
Gore or London, brought some new
potatoes to the London Market Satire
day last, They were grown out of
doors.
Peter Draker, working at the farm
of Chas. Seeley, in Nelson township,
near Waterdown, was fatally injured
while drawing stumps with a stumping
tnaalrine.
Mr, Wm. Meech/ma, Blacksmith, of
St. Tbomss, while shooing a horse
Saturdriy morning received a bate kick.
i aesiatant was working at the anvil
al the flying sparks frightened the
horse which kicked :Mecham, break.
ing two of his ribs.
Near Wardsville the other night
thieves made a raid on the clothes
lines of 'Mr. Evans find Mr. Edwards,
am Tarried of several shlrta, a print
end some blankets. They also
id Mr. Evans hen house and
sto.e some chickens.
A son of Washington Mills, of Mob -
mond, near Aylmer, was drowned on
Thursday in Otter Creek. The lad,
who was 14 years of age, was wading
with his brother an the flats, which
were flooded. Getting be}ond his
depth be was drowned before help
could be obtained.
Some :,230feet of the St. Clair tunnel
have been completed on the Amercian
side and 1,935 on the Canadian side.
During Tuesday night's rain the pump-
ing gear on this side broke, and great
difficulty was experienced in keeping
the tunnel from being flooded before
the necessary repairs could be done.
Bothwell Times: -"A youth not far
from here whistled ata prayer meeting
the other night, and when rebuked he
claimed that he had been insulted, and
drew a knife to carve some one. He
was knocked down with a chair and
disarmed, butlbe and his four brothers
propose to see who runs the prayer
meetings in that neighborhood.
Toronto June 6. -Despatches from
Bowmenville, Owen Sound, Tottenham,
Port Rope, Pickering and other parts
of eastern Ontario report serious dam-
age by heavy rains and floods, dams
bursting, bridges being carried away,
railway tracks washed out, and streets
and cellars flooded. Fortunately no
loss of life is reported.
Stratford, .Pune 7,-A. young boy of
about 15 years, named Neff, a eon of a
workman in the Srnith Purifier Works,
was burned ao badly Thursday night
that he has since died.. it seems that
he was one of those, who were engaged
in building a bonfire to front of the
Reform headquartora' at all events
his clothing having received a portion
of the octal oil, whtoh wad being moil,
caught tire, and he only was saved trom
immediate 4e.atruction by a bystander
wrapping his coat about, hint.
The annual Orange celebration of
South Huron will be held at Minton
this year, They have many induce-
ments for the pleasure seekers on that
day. There will be one of the largest
processions ever held in Western
Ontario. The railways have granted
very favorable rates to those wishing
to go.
The Canadian Pacifica Railway Com-
pany have published a new and hand-
some
and.some map showing the main line and
the various extensions of their road,
and bringing before the reader in a
forcible way its claims as "the world's
highway to the Orient." The map
should prove a good advertisement and
also be very useful to the public.
TO sepltVOUS,D-2111LITATED
If Sea will lead ns yourasiesess.wc wiUinait
sou our i ustrated pamphlet explainiugall
about Dr. ;Wee Celebr ese Lleet i io Laic
Belt and Appliances. and their charming effects
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they wilt quickly restore you tovigor and man-
hoodhealth. Pamphlet free. It you aro thus
adlioted, wewitlsendyon a Belt and appliances
Sir Edwin Arno:d in Yokohama met his
son, who disappeared six, years ago.
oa taiai. VOLTAIC BELT CO.. 'Manila 1.AtiQh'
WITAT rr wlrrla lac,
1 to 2 bottle*es a1 Sai
ilour
eh
eadacha.
1 to 2 bottles of B 13 fi ,rill care Billcamess.
1 to 4 bettlas of E BB will euro t,'amstipa•
tion.
1 to 4 bottles of B 1313 will cure Dyspepaie.
1. to G battles of B R B will cure $act i3tood
1 to 6 bir'ttes of B ll B will eure Serolule
Int dug eaeo relief will be had from. the Orae
few 4460 0.
Tlbotntra I,awreues. at Atarmora tawnsbip,
poisoned himself with atryaliniue.
Uiarry
Tear, an Engliah
lad d abo
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yeare ofa�e. who haa been employed
ed
as .hostler at the (.'"pnulereial Hotel
arlet with a queer accident Wednettday
night and a narrow escape :front being
lulled.. The boy la given to aomnam•
tauisiettt and during the night he
got out of bed in the Comnaoroiat and
walked eel of the lvtndow, the lower
sash of whtuh had been removed, to
ventilate the Nona. Ile fell radistance
of about 20 feet to the ground at the
hack et the hotel. Ile was 'unconaoioua
of anything until he found binned be-
ing carried back to his room, and
stated that he fell * sleep reading.
Iiia iambi* a are at a rather serious lama.
tura consisting of right ehoukder badly
bruised his ear split, and the right side
of his face and eye greatly diacolorod,
Dr. Ivey was called and droned the
lad'a wound, Ile will recover.
Orangeville, June 9,---A fire broke
out in the second storey of the Camp.
bell block, on Broadway, ocoupied by
W. II. Dated, photographer, at eleven
o'clock Monday- night, Tisa firemen
responded promptly to the alarm. but
the Maros spreadwith fearful rapidity,
and the entire block wee soon envelop -
cad. by the 'devouring, element. By
hard work and with the assistance of
several limy streams of water the
firemen succeeded in conhntug the
flames to the building in which they
originated, but not until the second
and third storeys diad been badly dam-
age& The stocks of Crozier &Fleming
general store ; G. A. Campbell, boot
and shoes, and T. McAdam, grocer.,
suffered severely from water. It was
found nocessary to remove the library
of the Methanes' Instituto to a place
of safety. The office of the Bell Tele-
phone Compauy, in which the public.
reading room and library were situated,
was alae damaged by lire and water.
The firemen had the flames under eon,
trol at l a, m. The losses were al
covered by insurance.
Rains and Floods of last "Weak.
Greenwood, Juno 6. -The worst
freshet ever known here occurred last
evening. For the past two nights ter-
rific thunder storms have raged and the
waters were high, but the climax was
reached last night. Four small dams
north of here gave way and the mighty
flow of water carried away F. L. Green's
large dam. Then the now dam and the
race broke away, and, last of all, the
dam of the Oatmeal Milling Company
broke away. Roads were submerged
and gutted, cellars were flooded, bridges
were carried away and telegraph wires
broken. Timber and trees were seen
floating in all directions. Several people
have lost cattle an horses. The roads
in the vicinity are in a terrible state.
M. Gleeson looses heavily from his store
cellar being flooded. The loss to F. L.
Green will be trom $1,500 to $2,000.
Tottenham, June, $.-There was a
washo4, caused by yesterday's storm,
betweJ4f Palgrave and Caledon East.
Trains cannot run, but are expected to
e able to resume to -morrow. Most of
she bridges in this neighborhood are
swept away and the roads are ahnostim-
passable.
Owen Sound, June 6. -Yesterday
and to -day several electric storms passed
over this section, doing considerable
damage in telephone and telegraph offi-
ces. Two washouts have occurred on
the C. P. R. between here and Orange-
ville.' No trains leave come through
since yesterday noon.
Aurora, June 6. -Yesterday's rain
caused the greatest flood here within
twelve years. The mill dam belonging
to G. S. Baldwin is broken. The skat-
ing rink is,wrecked, and fences and
crops on the low ground are carried
away.
Mr. W. R. Davis, of Mitchell, the
Conservative candidate for the South
Riding of perch, has met with a severe
accident., He bad obtained two bottles
of medicine, one to be used externally
and the other internally. Tbe bitters
were inoorreetly labelled, and Mr.
Davis took a mixture containing iodine
or carbolic acid by mistake, with the
result that he is seriously ill.
The members of the county council
assembled at Goderich, on the 3 inst.
but as most of them 'were anxious to
take part in the election, the meeting
was adjourned , until the 17th inst ,
(the County' Court meeting in the inter-
val), The only business transacted
before the adjournment was the pass-
ing of a fall quarter's salary to the
credit of the late ' inspector of East
1.Uron.
MANY P— OPLF. LIb
awake nights suffering from acute dyspepsia,
caused by sating food in, which alum and
other cheap Baking Powders are used. The
most reliable is Imperial Cream Tartar Bak-
ing Powder.
Quebec Local nomination took place on
Tuesday.
"For a long time I had no appetite. was
restless atnight, and very much debilitated.
After taken two bottles of Ayer's Sarsapare.
illa, my strength and appetite returned, and
my health Was completely, restored." -D.
M. Fisher, Oswego,; N, Y.
Numbers of Dakota settlers are crossing
over to Manitoba.
A. box of Ayer's Pills has saved many a
fit of sickkess. When a remedy does not
happen to be within reach, people are liable
to neglect slight ailments and, of .course, if
serious illness follows they have to suffer
the consequences. ''A. stiteli in time saves
nine."
Russia is negotiating fer the purchase of
war ;materiel in France.
Wilson's Fly Pads
Slaughter House Flies 'in millions
safe, cleanly and effectual.
They
R34R ?a sick. w
0 gave her CRIAIdar.
Mr`#t'xI olaa wa. a 1 bifid., sl;a c.;.e 1 for t:aetoria.
MINI sae harems Aries, alta clung to t:a,atert.i,
When alae bedCtaldree,aal.ogevethem cr-astv*,
11laEBET REPOB,TS.
Red Wheat
spring
ttarley
Cats
()lover Seed
Timothy •'
Peas
Corn
eggs
Batter
Flonrperbbl •.,,
Petar„toinepor bushel
Arl & er
1 oag
e
rid es
A A 1 x11
Breese per lb.
Turkey por lb
Racks per Db
(lhickenoyez pr
11oes dresseclperie0
Beef
ddesrongb,
dressed.
$heepskine each
0alfakims
Wool per ale .,.
13a7perton
Ouionsperbnsti�
WOodeeroord
The billions of the St Etienne district, ire
France, have r• .'ive1 an, 112 ges .^ :ti strike,
MOSES READ ASTHMA.
Us' husband had asthma ler ti;itt pare
with severe acui;ti, anti his hinge Heade wezo
affected, lie eannl l neither rest, want, nor
get relief from env reseo•itre b' is ' f' Sotuo
lime *ea we got llegyard'a Peetorai Salm/tn.
arttl aflerteking six or eight hetdea hie
oau}lt'isentirely calve}l, theaethua greatly
relieved, and laia lungs t;reatir benihteed,
3Ins. Alo;'ioi Corot, apaley, Out
An English asedia rte is °tail to be bus -
in rep lavep iron wants at Parkersburg, W,
O. (I.l;r'nlnrtars,a
(1x'lfe, Fl; sprained my lel* so la.. ilr that
I bad to has <.lrim twine in a carriage. I im-
mediately applied MlNABIVH LINIMENT
freely and in 115 hours could use ray leg
again as well as over.
Bridgewater, N. S. Jtlsuea. Wvw;aa)alrr.
Diserdsr bas broken oast among the
Somali tribes, whish aro tributary to'Zanai.
bar.
I3lf,1O1SNI:SS ;1'`I) 41i31Y S`l,'OMA.0l1.
Having mei your 13urdenak Bkt'Dd Bitters
anea.ssftiily for some time tituo past for my
complaint, bil'nuaness and ache stomach. I
have never found its equal
Tits% W. Scrim, St. Thomas, Out
Y M .�
The. :+tati�rsion , ta<nimitt..p of dm Toronto
Mtytla,a,liet 1",r• f r ue' ln't en, Mintlay ill
Toronto
ai child, nv'y b' enff iettel by a' bad attack
r.i se gala, ti"a;sn'tli Will Oberry gives
itcrm ]a at, ;elle! an 1 rl t.:tly curca:a croup,
),i ! ,aa'Si, VolT
'1 0 0l 1 t, A t1 _n the Heed, I>rn.n
r;a.It,', a'x i Slit i.:.t. t..ist Zama. txiot a bottle
awl keep it in the louse, it n.ay save your
cbiltl'a life Ili it 1138 done in ntauy cases.
It is sa pleasant that children taste it like
syrup, For Coughs and Colds in adults i
beano equal. Oet the genuine in white
wrappers.
s.
A fire eans:ada con llarab;e amount of
damage in the Campnell block, Orangeville,
Monday night.
FOR COLDS OR PAIN
Yellow 0i1 is the best remedy lever used.
I hail a healing breast 15 months ago,
which was very sore. I got no relief until
I tried Hagyard's Yellow Oil, white gave
instant relief.
Mns . 7vo. Ooana T, St Marys, Ont
For croup, quinsy or colds use Yellow Oil.
The invitation for tenders for Montreal's
now three per cent. loan in London fixes the
mihimnm price at 83.
The Political Situation
Ms not materially changed within the last
year, but Wilson's Wild Cherry is becoming
better known every week as a euro for Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough. Croup , Loss of Voice
and other affections of the throat, Cher and
Lungs. For twenty years thisrel labia medicine
has been used in snores of families with tho
greatest success. Sold by all druggists. Get
the genuine in white wrappers only.
Count Ealnoky, in a speech to the
Austro-Teungarian delegations, said the
triple slliauce was in good condition.
Yellow Oil has cone good work for 30
years in curing muscular rheumatism, lum,
bago oronp, quinsy, colds, sprains, bruises,
burns and all pains and aches. It is equal-
ly good for man or boast,
Peter Darin, the M,rmora murderer, was
informed on Sunday for the first time that
his death sentence would not be intetfared
with.
London, ,Tune 9, -The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review o't the
British grain trade, says: -English
wheats are dull and Gd lower. The
sales of English wheet during the past
week were 51,916 qrs at32s 10d,against
46, 682 qrs at 28s 9d during the corres-
ponding week last year.
• Dakota farmers are bringing wheat
to Gretna, Man., where they realize 7
cents more per bushel, after paying
d uty.
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- GO ei :o $1 CO
31 to epi
3 to 325
1Soso 200
.Z to 55
040 to e1
1210 12
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40 to 05v.1
5 39 to 1 T.,
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ball Wheat 096 0 to
Spring Wheat 0 ee 0 93
BAracy 0 3., 0 38.
Oats ... aD 211
Glover Seen ., , ,,, , ,, ,,,, ,, awe -4:o
ATim thy .-........ ......... ..... 22 105441
rsggs5 0 S
$utfor 12 016
relir;toes per bag ... 75
Wool per Ib.., 20 020
Ray AArtoat ,s O as 6 S D
IOWA per tort. 13 O0 14 00
Short;' " 20 00 20 00
8 04 700
LONDON,
Wheat. 31 to 31.Q5er bus. Dats, 251a to
34o per bet. Peas, fr95a to Ola per bus, tar-
e bus.SeilerPeed.
t39le to �perthuut Uo 10 1i7ic per
bested.
TORONTO.
Toronto. elay23,--1P.heet Spring- No. 2.1.02
to 1.04 pot bus • red winter,No.2.1 CO tea 06 per
bus. Manitoba No.1 hard, 1 AA to 1.17 :'Io. 2 1 00
to 1 12; PE&S6ea to 52o par butt. OATS" 3C'
to 87c per bus. FLOUR. extra. $3.15 to 54.20
per 1101; straight roller, i,1•75 to SAM;
strong bakers 94.00 to 24.50. BARLEY. No 2,
e7o to ire ; :''10 3 extra. 44o to go; u, 3)a
to4ie.
A. Trans- tiol txuea1al xiTxovatl
PRACTICAL POINTERS.
As a simple, natural laxative, stomachic,
blood, brain and nerve tonic, when taken as
directed, the value of Burdock Blood Bit-
ters cannot be over estimated, while as a
cure for constipation, indigestion, Tver
diseases, impure blood' sleeplessuess, nerv-
ous and sick headache, it is the best that
moues, can buy.
CONSUMPTION CUIIBD;
An old physician retired from practice.hav
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent Duro for
Consumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh,Astbma and
all throat had lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for nervous debilityand all
nervous complaints, after' having tested its
wonderful curative noWers' in thousands of
cases, hes felt it his duty to make is known to,
his suffering fellows. actuatoclbythis motive
ane a desire to relieve human sulfering,,1 will
send free pf charge, to all 'who desire it, the
recipe, in 'German, French or English, with
full directions for preparing and using. Sent
,bymail by:addressingwith stamp naming this
pater. W • k. Novas,: 821) Powers' Block, Roch-
ester,N. Y.
are (hildre,a Cry for pitcher's Castori
Sleeping ear pa;seugera for Pacido cod
pointe sin tico Chieai:o, lltlwaukre it St,
Paul and 1 u1 n braids: Overland Fast Mail
Imine no longer haveto wait in lino at (,'.rauu•
ail Bluffs'Tranafer Station to obttde Alec-':".
fug car berth reservations went of the Ails.
aanri Inver.
The new arrangement's made by the Chi-
cago. Milwaukee c;t St, Paul Railway obviate
All tuck delay and annoyance.
For fu' cher particulars enquire of nearest
Courtin T ck+t Agent or address A.E.11,
Carpenter, General Passenger agent, Mil.
week®, Win.
W. fr.
198 1Kir1 ,; Street West,..
`oro12to•
MATS CURONI() DIS; ASES-tu.j gists Slaceiaf
p £- t:iiUii CO 1i11 l.? �::1 5 .., a 1':4-i.:C , [CII.', rte,
PRIVATE DISEASES -and Diereses of a I'rivt:te
Nat me, as Impotency, Sterility, 'Paris e.•ie, ?es:sees lie.
bi1 ts'. etc-, (rite result of yoanti:fel folly and eeeess,1 G:c•e1' •
and Stricture of love standing.
e\ DISEASES OF OMF -Pk Tafel, Profuse or 5.es
• pressed Mens:ruatien, Ulceration, Leueorrbo a, anti
ClllcSuMndoausa-3pam ttoo SS pp,n.am.. Dies ',icemen ts the Iv .%0.
Somebody lvlust
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THE QUESTION IS
who bought that bankrupt stook ? Several have adv ertis-
ed as Selling cheap- I want it distinctly understood
d.id, not get it and do not want it
I
manufacture ture all nay own Tinware and
handle no Pankrnpt stocks, and am in a position at all times to offer
good wefl'rnade tinware at lower prices than any other house can sell
their twoyears and a half shopwarngools tor. 1 ask you to come
y G is a
and iaspeet try stock and you will he convinced .'sat s am speaking the truth. My
stock is all made of the heat tin that can lie had in the market awl arra selling away
down. Wr?! 1G4 Uii, Always it Baud* Dan't forget the stand,
Armco eamoeUl'.na.-AreyOU etsturoettat
nigtatem] broken of your roat by a Stolt chid
muttering and *rain with pain of Outtinv
Teethe 11 so send at Duce dad get a bottle
of")trs.Wtastow"a$oothing Syrup" tor Chit.
dran Teething. Its value is Incalculable,.
18 wiilreitevo the poor little sufferer inn
inediateh )enondupon it, mothers; there
Is ar,Iulsteke- about, it. it cares Dysentery
and Dlarrhtra. regulates the Stomach and
llowels.otiree Wind Collo, soltous enc Gains.
reduces Indium motion, and gives tone and
energy tothe whole eystem. 'lurs,Rinslow's
5aottllug Syrup" for otrlldren teething is
p1easautto the taste midis thoproscription
s.
of one of tis oldest and host
tamale
o
physicians and nurses in the United.
$taloa and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty -Ave
mints a bottle. 1:o sure and ask for •bins
\VI:tsr.ow'e poOTIIINO 5'(RVP ".and no
oehor end.
hoice Seed:
3317-z-
Mangel Seed,
Carrot Seed,
Fodder Corn Seed,
Turnip Seed, etc.,
372.2.01VC
O UPE & CO.
and raise a first-class crop.
It will pay you.
It always pays.
IEC'QSE TOR SALE
CHEAP.
B-o•TTER ,ii EGA -c -S w.BNTFD.
DOUPE & CO. - Kirkton,
ahna1 es
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Till; BEST YET 1
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YETI
Overooatings at any price ; Suit-
ings at any price ; Pantings
at any price.
t Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter
eb
Gentlemen ! leave your orders early, for
with the. best staff of Tailors ; the best
stook ot> Fine Trimmings, and the best
Ontting in Town,yo't are sure of satisfac-
tion a�
QZ'TELL.
Will
SIOON OF
BIG
Folland,f
One door north Dr, L
tz,
ephan.to
MB ITN
fill 11 11 11 Il':11`11'11'' 11 11.11.11,1111' le 11'11 111'1'
it will be to your internee to call on us before buying yourBuilding lferdware.
Shelf hardware, oil, and annealed, galvanized buckthorn barb wire.
AL TTAYS LIT Sri/ C
1±irst.c.nss tinware. No two and a half years shelf wore geode to offer.
A, ,TISTS
*UN IMMASIMMAINIASLIMS111.4•4.1•11.4.1.014,MBOONIOC
Baby Oarziages and Wagons. Eavetroughing
a speciality. Agents ts fol., the Raynionct
Sewing Machines. . call solicited.
BISSETT BROS.
CENTRAL
Drug Store
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
er�
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter,
UT
OUR
Spring ;; Stock
--'--IS—'
0 MPLETE
Dress Goods,
Prints, Ginghams,
Muslim,
Shirtings,
Cottenades
and Tweeds,
all marked down in price to meet the
hard times.
WE OFFER THE
Seat Value in. Teas
in the country.
Pure Spices, Fresh Groceries end
Cheap Sugars Call and see. The
prices will astonish you.
J. P. ROSS,
Market Store, EXETER.
Nov.13,1889.
4,:ct9TT
Hoot Shoe Mak
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 ones;
Sewed W o rka8neciat ty
Repairing promptly and sat-
isfactorily done.
A CALL SOLICITED
W. H. TROTT.
DO YOU
WAT TO BTJY
FURNITURE
AT LOWER RA'Z'ES
THAN SHAM GOOD
—ARE USUALLY SOLD-1--
-THEN
OLD_. .
-THEN CALL AT-
GTDLLY'S
-ONLY FIRST -GLASS-
Reliable G
At Prices Lower that so-ce,l-
led Cheap Houses can give
Ii >
U � r takinin ail its
S�
Branches.
S. GtIDLEY,',
(Simmer to C. & 9. Gridley)
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK