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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1890-11-6, Page 8INSURANF'Is 33�e a2' I+a JL t I't .xE4 ( J Ttla1 Wl.nTERN ASRANCl COM. ;rANk Of 'Toronto; .wlr,o tot the1'E1c 't$S L RE ;INSC tANICE COMPANY. ,T. of London, 1-natA::c°zoo LO1.1.i.,t'-ttilril. AN. 4,- �xtt,r tread t► the O\T...ilO :Wr IA a,I. LUE'f AsIS F ;i t.NCla:, 007: or Waterloo a stalthaLe 1 't'. suraw,esinfare-e.a°a,tthaaei,bonusee every year atter $tai year. Watch this space iat:'xt Th. (i>Ii4g. has something r,.i tell you. L.' it by oe W inter Tweed Brew3tles The roads are an a had state. 7 ' n ill trien'e lot el a acla'ttes anti mint .` as ole at 4 •e.ltig B,ttil:ra:pet Stvre. The tan eolieeter rent -ate the taxes es v tieing phi qui' e at slily this fall. i The new pipe to gin fur the :1laia-et ; l hiethoeiist church ia expected shortly For Ilig, Bright Rargaius try the Big 1 Benl:ruet Stere. Large thipreents td cattle were made ou Bootle . Theta wwd.2 In a gran 1 si.okitirg !natal at the Me!.r l e:itala ➢ te:, Exeter, ter, to Clay. pp A ezlee ef ,isle dress gorels just opened at 1 • the Rig l>aTetra.p>t Stete. clearing at 14 +` site, ti:c'w` w1 ilk' .. i .,.e„ Two orphans. Fr law ev'cl,. , Noz 1 Ti.�ta-t tai tai: .£,` it Reserved *eat ti.ktt�s ',, tattaintea trete Copt t eo. Kemp. . Atesthol s. -des are shine,* in tws sect , n t t➢•i;; T.::,• -,z.. .:...:,4.,'4'4'.4id7410i:a4i£rra ti34.tt tints S e in 1 .a r,g- j $: 7 .- E ri.aw ersho lie]: a the depth . :. Ice 71Ar,' .:,7,t '47:494F the wi•3 tet:. t M..:a u s saoo .... iai;cataai. 1. Ao t e. .. ,. Cw.tt.,.er c.re, e t Il .. :C a 1 rS C c'.. 1 lefts wrt'li litev. . k 44 i's,--r..r:'0 r,.. .. at. xt rQr.alau, 1. On T Nov- .0th the past �. l r itr i a :.e- 0 ...nt. ...it i'a errs. ole t „§. .... <?"':ztf e.i o . 1 r...-51,,.. 1. b a n ::4 B,4'41°:' t',-.:.•44( ile:.s 1t.t iia as Wanted area t e o i tet p' rs ,.: eti.apao n m t „'ars a atik•ia £•« .a #.Y lr 4 ` s:,..loan have enlarged j A smart buy to learn the priutiug,. :a years of age. Apply at this office. S. Good Ronin -es fiend. l emee's Wife ;--(aruldnl y stn Fell the potatoes, Hiram `t Farmer :-Now ; the grcecers said they wv aru't good fer uothin' . Farmer's wife c --\)'ell, 1 woulda't have bought 'em home when you owe the ed- itor f for his paper. Yr xellaneas of rotate. ite. The AIiuisterial Asseeaation has arraug- ed for the following exchange of pulpits throughout the neighborhood on next Sunday, Nov 4tth lrxeter':•--Janies 't el -harsh. Mao .a na Lav S 4.liesert; ti U Rei J et. Henderson; Main St• Church, Iii .^fa. Rev J S. Henderson, ti .0, Rev S Acheson; Presbyterian yteriau church, 11 air, and tp : t) p lr, Rev R. Redmond. Cretliton : 971 1atelist than e•h, 10 a m, and 0 Sea p raL. RAW IV Martin,. !Thames Road and liirkton Pr si,ytea nn churches. Rev h Cook. Ho -A.4 :-Presbyterian Churl! at t . ereitc�, Rev :air i'ns;;c #. Methealist I tv t'. F2&, -.1u. •- iiippet•n F'ra-5l:;yte>ri'an h,,tta ale tl Y 1t -t Anna. Itev J Sirups -a. lis h :.1. 4'ra -1 a ta:,.;in c.braFe-1U, Ra •; bin I r l iazc . Sharela::- Rev 4! M a"t ta, ailisgrecan-Rev Wilson. i.a1?4r+i nd .�A• *lr}M1.d Rrbs� I tl r. y.. t +, Z44,9: 1•i tiat. i6N1 tat -.,i £ar DCt`le' tee+being s i„r,.. a r c is:,taped g:"•sax ec'S1v e ngshown o a Caa.ty- # trP r 1, , i wet , it,r'leral-1,. ry:£@nt k 011 "` $ tr L!,.• 4 I t do SS ad tat..s at the re;,eill 1 adr . tiso an t:rl.et.±• »414) 44.1:9I1.4a,• t:.,a,, zt• to 111x4Tlt•rfarlEv WM. ,GRIO G. (��a 1. '_: a G i. t. :'Q i:l; the asteate. .i soled 7t?'l 3 aa.' ya,..�-'r.Q_"w ' a3ri; »raD�1 II ,3e ;a a 11 a:r t,+dols, xw.... cart Sc , ¢Ii.:4t ,,'volae t..v '71' R0i'€ G' da ."• ar r t i c' f ,a h ) 1 rt':•��t1. pl rev: n NSA irra .£•,nal t.: T. 1r a.it3 to r%ta as OM Vials -Let a> ilt,ia •�, P 1 • •et- ?':.tr;,:s U l➢ : l:rst Wit VI: Iraul L e r 4 .e t ]l, .14C imaI A pleat I t the NDs t th 6 oat ar;t i et ➢ The soter rn taut voter ill st .. a.ah. r 1l:lt.o as 1'hass, e - qt it..a tf wm„.4,, egg. trent:y. hely never t°.zs,. eat d, nod bas not the gnati st•nse to ht•tp it to 1:61:401. lf, says---'•tl'e hover beard at "4‘40.1 dtal aho t the g eat Ittit Let in 1; x-- \\TO make k4 specialty of •'t•ter, a 1 uae•law CHa,l,r w it':, t' rr:;i i:5i'➢ tit' to T ➢!t, ut•r4'.1 tea. 11 • Ti i » ni in is try. 'J .at ori.'!x.� a Ala it/tt grog t£r mile hie On 14 !a ait:et app.tr finest class of t�c•114+141'y. "E. tter than tit, 31ary!a 1.y pal lashing ther t .•s. 4➢ant's in arit•as olds t of !Emelt 'nate tiitm are ,aeteally prevailing ' )will : The rapidly rising salute of (ha- s/Int-le£.nly have the tint..ine-s to pint the 1ansitds make film a most desirable, GREAT SALEOh' M A Nt F L 1S :During the coming month all our Mantles must be sold regardless of cost lt„ti in order to effect a speedy clearance we shall offer GREAT BARGAINS in .ADZES' SHORT JACKLTh, 'ASTERS, PALETOTS & DOLMANS Also Olfildren'T; ULSTERS aid WRAPS, during elle next two weeks. Re- member eater}•thing in this luxe must be cleared ; so come at once and make your selection while the stock s1r, ole n:�tn on the cars and ticket Mira fest Stdve ^tia3eilt. With ever`" diamond F \ett°" )rat t^t<of tits+ ce ntitactnr; punt alien . Q r t to re- int• he rt:ea•1rCa: laCFC, lice x1-0 a mitt , 913'3}' C tv haarpua�a . Ow of twat iiseCil,a t3£wtas iu wlet a hilaaSO Sane at :any time -less five 4t i:B,ira tl.tr pe ist ' l 1' l I t ➢ t " • g ¢.tri.=. n9.erc: the IaA.oste.`t ei1 t. tsll 111+.1 paid. We Curry at t. tltwe £- alt uca'li, il,:i tp9a£ ►try iJ a TM Fi,lt ::1St R tt^L k la C1i ti'etit Cof ;iltalalra'-.:1, 145 , .r Y D.a' V R. r 11.!)1 1 f °C s"4'at a - 11e a iul ;aE . Qi -i its G'sole tSa a43t2'444T1 a c;c Ltel. i ., - •' a:ntat, a• � t;t t, t , of dols alae .., that t-,tatatCa,ta't Ora10➢i :t.t it a, a. ',a I IL' :wi`aif'y as ra:3t4 ':1 ww^i,;;uE3 l:•i ert ,aay3l ita'0,' t'i'nt ala7K' t t: ai:wmr;.ing ; a rivoltaara t lti41 over lar sculls. is tt C"anatda.. ,lac+ d aJ v kCy ,i Clovis ,scut on approbation by Per,wa aIs. R Arret�5 tar maa,Dil tt:3 reS t tt :)dada MG. P. IC.twden ail 1 family leeate shortly wet t t: t for l ai;;land :on v. visit.- Mr. +hers. Haw.,len t' `1l ldG`s.at :10R11-11" 55 `a4QR1 -1 Cor. Richmond owl 1)untlare Ste:,., London. Ont. ls'st:.14s10 181;i). dour to • left ttia lth.t .lay for Hamilton where lie hall ",,, . :,tG:i ! 7 ,p°:;In:! 'i.. nail! 1934 (7l4) Sant ' et...tacit .a nttuatnet tit to File Frintinrj 0h1i•'P, t ' , ikl1r 1tti 191 f , (a1s alk t.,.a 6 a l t ,a to�lre 1 !:tit eon "ittmho Ais t willy ill. Mi . -s C. (1^lt L • t. 1', , e E.c ra. a!, ^i n a+.ilwrgr e,ttt7'u thrr ey y arre i➢rrgrary est )resent tt•aeltulg in %Vowel:cash Ip.11.`^19. �Lt' *+: 'rt•1tiStta^ lea; aatale i*.:3➢ 111 r t••:, neat the e•a+a,ararjl'. 1 basrt'tia�,*ait her eitnation owing to ell ?.,, , n ,,r1;rh t. n �t c'"aver 1;;n d :'lQ� eaf C t , late:191.. and her Meter h'a' ht•en engage,! ny Gtr .,y a'it ni ^;;1E! �1 R�.1=e't'^ `•rl'-...i:i at `t ilea! 4.,• Ft!eCt ;. l i4a l 31iH life, trial sold ;i tier Rat.'+eMaatr,at vitlaf per annum -Mr. r. ''4' a •;•ar+ on fat d' • to .. <.; °';'''' .:r;' y'''e 1'�%Y til" 4--' ..Y. �`�e lea l Lee ; boleti.+6°r-tf.-i t: Kai -wets etS illus t1• !'fele vi ited 111. n ale ,ay. 'boy . � „° gat c been , ...t a attend the fon rat of In ¢l• Ilk •'d ac 1113 t�1 f Orem and 44at't.l \11.311 tcltla.ltst P.M.ttrol,e,t, l lir (% 1 rt,art}. tl(ee wwortllr tltlk OF Ntct T is 3 Ir e.5 3ap;alYts, .,taat)6 tt T4 5 j) to n. ba' retxirrt 1 from his trip to the e e) 1 l`r t; .ire sum to + 't . -I tilt+ra,t xveel; •wet ve3 a,lled tit' I,totem States lle leporttl as having move illustrated, h a e 'a father there. _.• 1 l m t• ay the 441)1. the Imt ,, t 11'12 IS nets Bulratrihri�; ata&olia�iteel batt slip: 4D'" : t •-�Nhlc+la 13 Ilrt itsattve of the: feet a the , ! c•prcraetrtinR h,auRe4 in t e Old tauntr��¢ :4°1; ?a t:1:11 ;a) I0 •I' w w ±i Cott eau C' '0-17 TiwiF ,i is hi =lay appret•iateit ata live io°°al were m igloo last )week. tielllug to Homer of i i , .. = ntlr 'We guarantee to ti i';1� - I f tit t tl a goad time. -set eilt�iUi:a1 "drummers" cont a" 1. l h 11 e ovt•1ot;;.tt,� 1.1eie%U t.0 give a teiv 1 paper. rt'1�•2tt�tn4 •• tit l'etsr s (tilerlillivravt church has :filen , t.ti •t lveere.a:ars ft+r 4J•7 -t recently undtergaao' a til0roup ll overhaul. Me. is ea .0 t)a ere•or fur ,5'o.(!(). ling inside. and will be renpenett on Sunday nest, the flight lice. ! rch>i a ()oC'onnor Men's e1a1.00 t twere +its for +7.00, ottlefatini;. ZNIt.0 tl'.2.it1J 4 )veacoats for Sik i©, Itttwa 44.i1U 1 n:en:oats for $2.2;i. fitting to the inclemency of the weather ,atw 3 rta.11lt t It a'r ia7at9 fart ti' , , arael the blot state of the roads the ittnr- �' s 7: • ,,lay n4:arkrt WAS not tis 'ar;;c as usual. 114.:VS' 6.410 t ire+moats for `• }'Mil. ' IL,mover a great til' 4 of Itru ina•e exe•har lloye`.Cllr t lverett:its for .4.73n eel hands at high prices. Remember wo Can't repeat any 1 corupleot weddings willtake place this Of tine above special. lines, as they , week wnivh means tilts withdrawal of the are all less than jobbmanes of two hae�helnr friends from the lists. The beclredo -'s society we fear will soon the n. natural death. The, town bylaw prohibiting cattle from running at large, went into force Nov. Int. The prohibition extends to the I5tli of prices. 3. A. STEWART, Bankrupt Stock Dealer, Exeter May. The authorities should see that the law is strictly enforced. A Q. holier shipped several ear kettle TH i.ItsD l.Y, N;)VI!nl DER 6th, :$90 of turnips to the Eastern States last week. Another avenue repened for the farmers LOCAL HAPPENINGS. r. _Dobler wtheir erl ill continue these for some • time. New viand. •The farmers are working at their best A new l.rass bend has !teen organized jnet now, "getting in" the root crops. The in 1:seter with the following members: - 1; riLly, Denmbers:-- 1%..,.1'sy, fires; Luther rain, 'lee Pre.,: Harry tailley, Secy; Ilert Nuke, Teas other members :---F. Farneonthe. Bert knight, ,filo Draantl, Jos Davis, I't .y t •:city, Thos tike, Frank take, W4 ier Irawdeu, and others. ata meet inn_ t,f the council on Monday evening the he.truinents were h:au,Ieci over to the new bawl The orglaniz ttion las had its con- ception nailer favorable auspices, and it is to be hoped that it will speedily arrive at an h ts.tate of proficiency as to .atl:3rd t} n uan.:e• loving community the desired gratification, as also to personify the sup- eri'r talents cf the ycnog and public spirited members. 9'iini,ter141 A?sociatton The Ministerial Association of South Huron men on Monday the 2nd inst, in 1 Uth' Ilam at Church, Exeter. After routine bu-in+i"', Rev. If. M. Casson, of Hensel'. reed a sermon based on John 1-1. 1. This s£ rllnu gave rise to quite an animated discussion an the proper methods of ser tr on construction. Rev Mr Heuder- oo ,afterwards read a paper on "The evidences in nature of a future life." A good discussion followed this paper. The Rev Mr Cook and Rev Mr Fletcher were appointed respectively to read a sermon and reed a paper at next meeting. The title of the paper to he "Heredity and its effects," The association adjourned, after spending some time in text analysis, to meet in the Meth Church, Hensel', on the first Monday of December. Examine Your Stook The time of year has arrived when farmers begin to count noses or horns, and look up cattle, etc., which have been allowed to roatn at their sweet will all summer In cases of this nature neighbors as an act of courtesy as well as a legal requirement where they have stock about their places which does not belong to them, should promptly advertise the satne in a local paper. The law is very explicit in this respect, a heavy penalty attaching to any case where a person harbors animals without makingthe fact public. No farmer having stock estray can. reasonably object to paying the cost of the necessary advertisement as it inmost cases saves a vast deal of time and trouble. In every case where a farmer desires to be honest he will advertise the fact that stray ani- mals are on his premise+. His not doing ,..�; ~. �o'Ls ltn ts.eo,:poa.:;.yw.;,;...y. hulk of the roots aro in the ground vet, and the farmers would rather see Indian summer jest now than an old-fashioned winter set in. Hallowe'en passed ofd very quietly in 'teeter, last Friday evening. No serious depredations were done. which possibly was owing co the ground being in too mollis a state for the boys to navigate cornfortably. On Wednesday, Mr. R. S. Lang ship - Ped from Exeter station, a car, which con- tained 320 bills of apples. The car is properly designated the "mammoth," as it was the largest carload ever shipped from any station along the line. Today is Thanksgiving day. A union service will be weld in the Main St church, at I0.30 o'clock, a. m,, to be ad- dressed by the clergymen of the village. A splendid selection of hyymns has been made for the occasion. Everybody is invited. Collection in aid of the poor. Mr. H. Willett, of Dashwood, shipped from Exeter on Saturday last, two car loads of Iambs to Buffalo. McKinley has not stopped the lamb trade, however; and they command as high a price here as ever -from S4 to $1.50 per head. The Americans are bound to have our mutton, no matter what the wive. The Detroit Free Press announces that eggs have gone up five cents a dozen in that city in consequence of the McKinley tariff, And the egg•ringsters who con• trol the market in Ontario announce that they must pay five cents a dozen less in consequence of the McKinley tariff. If such deception is practised the egg -ring- star will be short lived. A car loarl,ot horses was shipped from Exeter on Friday, by a buyer from Mont- real. They were a fine looking lot of horses, and were purchased in this vi- cinity. This is the best -section in Ontatio o Huron County 'nt for superior bred.animals Y stock always commands the highest pos- sible prices in foreign markets. The cotnmittee of members of the School Board selected to effect arrangements regarding the engaging of a teacher, !net on Saturday and accepted the application of Mr. T. A. Brown, of Orono, Durham Co. Mr. Brown was present. Salary for the first year $500, certificate 2nd class. Mr. Brown oarriedhigh class testimonials; and is in fact a gentleman of pleasing man- ners, To our mind the board has made a good choice. Mr Brown is studying tor, a first class certificate, and he hopes to ob- tain it during the coming year. • our merebanto. =Mr, IL Fred sharp, of St. Marys, was last ww•rek again t -h eta'4 presitlent of the Ontario honk sellers' a#fioeiatinn, at its meeting in Toronto. - Mr. John itauncey haavin;; grain at li:ippen.--Ale. and Mrs. H. Treble aro sojourning in Saginaw, and Ors, Tailings kit on Monday for Peter. boro,--Miss Rosa Manning, of Detroit, who has been visiting frientlw in town for several anoutlls, returned haute on Saturday last,- Mrs. 1). Johns visited Clinton on Monday to attend the funeral of the late' Mr. Andrews, a relative. -Mr. Mint/man of Watford, was the guest of ltev. Jasper Wilson, on tiunday. -ler. Kinsman is circulating a petition among citizens ctf Exeter, preying that the tiayorner General commute the death sentence of Reg. I3irchall to imprisonment foi life. It was not very largely signed. the majority holding that, while not altogether in favor of capital punishment, dircball deserves the gallows if any person ever did. "Great Scott" a goad for coat for $13.50 at the Big Bankrupt Store. Apprentice to blaokstuithing wanted. Apply to W. H. Parsons, Exeter. Snow fell on Friday, eut'ficiant almost to make s'eighing, had the roach been in fit condition. On Sunday last sacrament of the Lord's supper was dispensed in the Methodist churches. Something new in Swiss embroidered dress robes at the Big Banktupt Store. Ask to see them. On Friday the 14th lir. L Hunter, of Usboree, will hold a big sale of thoro•bred stock. A good many counterfeit American dollars are said to be in circulation. in Western Canada. People should be on the lookout fer them. The summer girl has disappeared, The autumn girl is here 7 And when the ice gets on the streets The fall girl will appear. Dr. Campbell, of Seafortb. writes to us from New York, under date of Oat. 29th, that he is on his return home, after hav- ing visited the hospitals of New York and Philadelphia, Drew's Block, comprising opera house and two stores has been solei to Mr. A, Q. i3obier. egg merchant for a good sum. Mr 1i. will enlarge the stage and also build a basement for the pickliog of eggs. We venture to say that the Big Bank- rupt Store, will do the overcoat trade of Exeter this season. Their stock is simply enormous end the prices are just about half what regular dealers must ret for similar goods. The moss on the trees, the Kentucky goosebone, the action of the frogs, and a dozen other things • all betoken an unus- ually severe winter, but don't you be up- set until the thermometer actually in- dicates at least 7 degrees below. The weather is a very uncertain quantity. The stovepipe joke with all its varia- tions and limitations is now in order. It is estimated by persons who have studied the statistics on the subject, that more people swear at . the so called jokes published in the newspapers than at the want of combination sometimes observed between different joints of pipe. To cure hiccoughs sit erect and inflate the lungs fully. ` Then retain the, breath, bend forward slowly until the breast meets the knees. :After slowly rising again to an creat positien,slowly inhale the breath. Repeat this process the second time, and the nerves will be found to have received an excess of ener&'ythat will enable thein to perform their natural function. Apprentice to blackemithing wanted. Apply to W. II. E.'ars'onui, Exeter. The Matson. Bank aHp;A=HUED itvtat ItI.1:iM➢°;h7.'f 51 1'a idupt'npital ... ... R teta.t0 nestrnntt ... .. ... 1.00,0C liead°fileo, Montreal. '1t1:r'Ttonnen! oLtsatoo. sol+rsuebattire Fiiuttsoatentinlon. Agenic 1n. the Domiaton,t'.S.A.and Barone. Exeter Brandt, Open every lawful day, from 10 a.m.to3 p.m SATURDAYS,10 n.m'to 1 p.m. 4 l'erCent.perannum allowedformoney on Deposit Receipts R. H. ARCHER, Manager. In our reference to the quantity of ap- ples purchased this year by Mr. lt, S. Lang, in last week's issue, an error occur- red. Instead of 14181) bbls It should have read 2880 bbls, Aird the amount of money instead of being $3,300 should have ap. peered $.',700 paid the farmers of this section for apples this year. We since learn that lir. Lang, up to date, has paid out nearly ,o,S,000 for apples, not to mention cost of packing, eto. The ship- ments for the most part were made to Manitoba. +'limv111e. Bntsrs.-Revival services are being held at the Zion. appointmen t with satisfactory re- ••ults -Rev M1rr Russel was on the Credi on oir- euitlast week, as a'Missionary deputation. - Nearly all the thrashinghas been done. Clover will be scarce this year owing to the recent heavy fall of snow. The crop will be fit only for mann re.-Ilallowe'on prankswere of an in- nocent nature this year. -A heavy fall of snow this week.- A Thanksgiving sermon will be preached at Bethany today. is complete. In Olt BOUTS :,N» SHOES We have ou hand one of the largest and best assorted stocks in the village, which we are prepare to sell at CK D01711.01Y1 Il! PRICES No shoddy about our goods ; they are genuine eery time. All who love perfection in footwet who set k for ease and economy, fit aaucl fashion, iinii'S and fineness, the luxury of lightness and the satisfaction of strength. All who want a perfect shoo are invited to call on CARLING BROS. St. Marys. We have secured a correspondent in St. Marys who threatens to be diligent in each week olhrontoting all th t news,- Ed., BitILFS-The Dramatic Society of the Town held forth in the opera Louse on Monday and Tuesday evening. Rory O'More, the great Inti Drama was the Flay nbichdelighted huge audiences, -The Division (lonrt was held in this town on Thursday last. There were several inter- esting cases on the docket, among wuich ware Hall vs lllenning, Hossie vs Ellie, F: W. &tearing, of Stratford, acted as judge Maths absence of lodge Woods. -Our mar- ket, fire, and Liget, committee have al last awakened to the danger of fire, which threatens the town through the want of a Ore alarm, and are having the old Town Hall bell placed in position to answer that pnrpose.- The Maxwell works have closed, and it is reported that they will not open until after the ohristmas season, If this be true it will go hard with a number of labor- ing men and bo a severe loss to our mer- chants and town generally. -Rev principal Austin preached in the Methodist church on Sunday. Be is a very fluent speaker, -The annual Harvest Home tea in connection with the Methodist church, will be held on the evening of Thanksgiviug Day, Every- body invited. -Mr Jemes Thompson and family left on Thursday mast fox Toronto where they intend to reside in the feture,- A number of citizens of the town on Wed- nesday ovg. heat presented Jes Thompson with a gold headed cane. . The presentation the National took place at Hotel where an oyster supper was served. -A number of people of the town have been thinking of comtniseioning an outside local paper to. establi..h a news agency inthis town to hunt np the local happenings in and about the town; WHAT Bf1RAKF3S UP A PLO ]3ER. Nothing breaks up a plumber so badly as to have to bay something at a retail dreg store. Nothing makes better . or more beautiful biscuits than Imperial (ream Tartar Baking Powder. sold by all drug- gists. Children Cry far Pitcher's Castorif - DOZ1N! Men's underclothing to be sold at once at less than wholesale price. Having bought the above lot of 5 I�.'�� and X)13..A.77TEIR.S at a job price, will clear them at less than cost of making. `FUR CAPS, FUR COATS and ROBES •-IN ENDLESS VARIETY" AT - RIGHT 1 a PRICES, :o: 200 07,rexco ,ts, 400 Suits -but quality, best fitting goods in the market at ..A-lI i ...A J T'S � • ---TI-IE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF---•- in the county. GIVE US A CALL. �°� E. r PACK AN■ Fanson's Block, EJxeter. GO TO Goldsmith 't• Hail! R --- W ATCHBS,- CLOCKS,- JEWELRY, - SILVERWARE,- ES -AND SPECTACLES UNEQUALLED VALUE. ' Person alattention given to rope -1421s of watehos,elocks andjewelew '`° C. REICHENBACH, OppositC:uyi.Office, PAiiKIIILI4 CENTRAL Barber Sho p I'ANSON'S BLOCK. A. `Hastings , Prop Shaving and Haircutting in the laiest style of the art. Every attention P aid to cutting � Laaiesand Ch l drens /' air•