The Exeter Times, 1891-10-1, Page 5CONDENSED NEWS.
from Various Sources Throug-
o>tlt the ]district..
=There were six runaways, by horses
In Seaforth last week.
.Prize winners at the Zurich fair can
now have their prize money by calling
on the Treasurer at Zurich..
Mr. ,Tames Gillespie of Hibbert hat. a
yield of over one thousand bushels of
oats, :rout 13 aores of laud. Who can
beat it ?
A movement is on foot to have the
merchants of Seaforth close their re-
spective places of buainess at 7 o'clock
p.st. each evening,
The Huron Rifle Association will
hold its annual shooting match at
Clinton on the ht of October, when
$150 will be offered in prizes,
The Athletics of Toronto won the fu-
termediate championship of the Can-
adian Lacrosse Association by defeat-
ing the Beavers of Seaforth at Pasha on
Saturday,
Messrs Peter tto wen, of Leadbury,
and. Messrs Gee, Fltegerald, Hugh
Grieve, T. W. Duncan and James
Weir of Seaforth, left on Monday for
Muskoka one deer hunting expedition.
Seaforthhas purchased a hook and
:ladder truck. ,It has attached to it an
eXtension ladder 40 feet high, besides
a full set of other laddera, and is one
of the best equipages of the !rind In
the country, Its prune, is X475 and
the hose cart $170.
Peter Cameron ofTuokersmitil went
to Seaforth the other day, and tied
his horse in one of the hotel sheds.
Returning be found his horse and
buggy none, and no trace has since
been had of them. The outfit was,a vat -
liable one.
Oa lil`onday last Mr. Gibbons thrash
ell on the ferret of John B, Henderson
Huron Road, '#'uckeramith, 40 bushels
of oats in four minutes. From one
bushel of oats of the black tartarian
variety, imported from Scotland, Mr
.1Tenderaon had a yield of 45 bushels.
FARM PU11011a:9nn.-Mr, William efo.
Gavin of the 12th conceasion of 111oKil
lee has purchased the east halfof the
McEwen farm, containing 300 acres
for $4,500. Mr, McOavin has the 100
acres nearly opposite this ono, and
consequently his now purchase is very
convenient to blot,
Mrs. Henry Wurm one of the res.
pecten pioneer residents of Zurich,
passetl peacefully away to her long
home, and the remains were interred
in the Lutheran cemetery on Tuesday
last. She had reached the great age
of SO years,11 months and tivo days.
St1>fa was much beloved by all who
knew her.
A short time ago Mr. John Ward had
the misfortune to lose the end of one
of his fingers while using the sharer in
the Union Furniture Factory, Wing -
ham. On S.tdurday last Zr.eWm. Gray
had the ends clipped off two of his
4figers while using the buzz planer,
a .ti on Tuesday of this week Mr, Jae.
linmiltoa had three fingers badly cut
while et work in the same factory.
Information was recently laid by the
Officers of the Salvation Artny, Clinton,
against a youth named Cassels, on a
charge of disturbing the services. The
case Dame up before Reeve Manning
who found the prisoner guilty; but in-
stead of imposing the customary fine,
he made hun pay the costs and take
the pledge to remain sober, a fine to
be levied if at any time while in town
the prisoner violates his pledge.
PERTtr.
A son of Mrs. Bridon of Mitchell,
aged about 15 years, met with a bad
accident on Tuesday evening. He
was up a tree gathering butternuts,
when he felt breaking his collar bone
and otherwise hurting himself.
Win, Rivers a farmer residing in the
township of West Oxford, was instant-
ly killed on Wednesday last while en-
gaged in undermining a large stone
that cropped up, preparatory to sink-
ing it below the surface. While at
work the rock, weighing several tons,
and measuring six by Tour feet fell in
upon Mr. Rtvers. Hts son immediately
obtained assistance from the neighbors
and after two hours hard work the
lifeless body of Mr. Rivers was releas-
ed.
Wm. Brown a well-known resident
of East Zorra, met with a sad and
serious accident on Wednesday even-
ing, as a result of which both of his
legs were broken in a shocking man-
ner, the fractured hones protruding
through the akin. He was engaged
with other neighbors, in assisting Mr.
Francis Malcolm to fill a silo, when by
some means he became entangled in
the belting and was drawn up against
the•outting machine. His condition is
very serious.
The final race of the series for the
Stratford Bicycle Club gold medals
was finished on Tuesday, resulting in
a tie for the trophies. In thts partic-
ular race, T. McCarthy won in 38.45
with Dr. W. N. Robertson second in
35.30 and Ed. Litt third in 41.31. Mc
Farlane made the distance in 37.29,
and J. Pequegnat 44.31e. This leaves
Dr. Robertson, T. McCarthy and Ed
Litt tie for first place, each having 13
points to their credit. The race will
be finished in about two weeks.
Mr. M. Egan, St, Marys. G. T. R.
engineer, and Miss Maggie Phalen,
Nissouri were married the other
morning atSt.Peter's Cathedral London
by the Rev. Father Tiernan. The bride
was beautifully dressed in crushed
rose satin, with boquet of orange
blossoms. Miss Nellie Egan who was
bridesmaid, wore navy blue. Mr. J.
Brown St Marys, assisted the groom
through the trying ordeal. Quite a
number of friends from town were
present at the oereThe happy
couple left on the afternoon train for
Chicago and other pointe.
J. H. GREIVE
tBefore you. buy your
Fall & Winter Clothing
Call aad. examine the large
and well -assorted stock of
Fine Worsted Snitings
Fine Scotch Tweed
Canadian " cl
Also all the leading colors
and patterns in
Overooatings
All will be made up in
first-class style at prices
away below the lowest,
Remember /erG
we guarantee a
COM) Xp
or no sale, ---Give me a call.
J. H. GRIEVE.
setorrackingliatue
SNELL BaROS.I CO.
Having ccmweuced our Fall Trade
we will buy
HOGS- DRESSED OR ALIVE.
Dressed hoga bought subjeet to the fol-
lawing ,;ides
2 lbs per out a$ ;
5 lba extra if shoulder stack ;
3 lba off for bung gat ex gullett if left
in.
We aro aloe prepared to supply our ens
touters at the Packing House with all'kinde
of Cured Meat, Sausage, Bologna, Heed
Cheese, Fresh Pork, Tenderloin, Spare Bibs
Lard and Hams.
Wholesale and Retail.
C. C. 11401LAnna & Coe
I had the muscles of my hand socontract-
od that I could not use it for two years.
MINARD'S LINIMENT cured me and I
now hale the Me of my hand as well as
over.
Dalhousie. Mus. RAoxEa SAvvuErts.
C. 0. Rlcartnns as Co.,
I had a valuable colt so bad with mane®
that I feared I would lose him. MINARD'S
LINIMENT cured him lake magic.
Dalhousie. Cernlseoruun SAUuDEns.
OH, WHAT A COUGH.
Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease Consumption. .Ask your-
selves if you can afford for the sake of
saving 50c., to rim the risk and da nothing
for it: Wo know from experience that,
Shiloh's Cure will ours your cough. It
never fails.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Cestorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorie.
Mr R. J, Robinson of Parkhill staried for
the oll country cn Monday, lie and' Dir.
S'ewart, his partner. shipped four car loads
of fine cattle to Liverpool on Saturday. Ted
Poole went in charge of the cattle. This
will make about the 59th trip across the
ocean for Ted.
BEAIITIFUL BANFF, N W T, -I was indite
ed to try your Burdock Blood Bitters for
constipation and general debilite and found
it a complete cure which I take pleasure in
recommending to all who may be thus afflict
ed." --James M Carson, Banff, N W T.
Mr. T. wall has rented his farm on the
21st con of McGillivray. to Mr Wm Nichols
for a term of three years.
Women with pale,eolorless faces. who feel
weak and discouraged, will receive both
mental and bodily vigor by using Carter's
Iron Pills, which are made for the blood,
nerves and complexion,
Mr. Caddie mot a number of the patrons
of the Parkhill cheese fa;tory in Parkhill
last week. and made them an offer for the
purchase of their factory.
MRS GEo. RENDLE-Mrs Geo Rendle of
Galt, Ont writes : "I can recommend Dr
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for it
is a sure cure for all summer complaints.
We are never without it in the house."
Fowler's Wild Strawberry. Price, 35 cents,
At the Western fair the cross cut sawing
match was won by Carrothers brothers of
Belmont, in 30 seconds. Harris and Ram-
say of Walton, oamo next in 35 seconds,
then Fraser and Lowan of Blyth, in 39, and
Hartel and Logan of Feeeport, in 43. The
log was of green maple, 201 inches in diam-
eter.
This is a season 'when colds in the head
are alarming prevalent. They lead to cat
tarrh,perhaps to consumption and death.
Nasal Balm gives immediate relief and ret'
tain cure, Sold by all dealers,
HIS FAMILY DID NOT HIM.
A Belleville man has for years bean beat
and crippled with a lame back,, but after try
ing.the OR, Kidney cure, he coule walk like
a boy again and his neighbors could hardly
recognize hirn. This remedy is for sale by
all druggists and the OR Compane, Belle-
ville--ag6m3
Minard's Liniment cures Colds, etc.
Feeder Hoer Dills.
AtA.REET REPOirrs..
Wheat OOo to 05e per bush
:OUR SELSJING PRICES.
Flour, Strong Bakers', $3 00 per 100
do Best Family 2 50 `"
do Low Grade „ 200
Riau , , .,. ,. 70e..
Middlings , , , . , 90e.
Screening 1 00c.
Chop p , . ,,. $I 10 to 1 25
45
cs
1,
Chop stone running every day;
frar'TERMS CASH.
TUE EXETER 1FIILLING Coy.
MA,RKE'I REPORTS,
EZETEE
RedWbeat
Spring Wheat ..:
ttarley ,.
Oats
OloT er Seed ,,.
Tiruonhy ,.,
Peas .,
Oorn ,,
Eggs .,,
Butter ,„
Flour pe rbb l
Potatoes,por bushel
APploa,per eats
Drie&Appleepr h
Geese per lb.
Turkeyperlb
Duette per lb
Qhicltuospexpr -. ....
ITogsAressedper100 _,, ,_,
Beef
Ridesrongb, .,. .-,
dressed.„
8heepseina one)) .,,
WOO/ Perth ,.,
Ray pertow,
onlansperbush
Woodperaord
Better Than Gold
IS A COURSE
In the Forest City
BUSINESS COLLEGE, LONDON
College Newt Sebt'r 1st..
cATALOtaleB FREE,
W. WESTERVELAT, PRINCIPAL.
FARMER BROS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
GROCERS
eo to 9e Wine & Zipsrtu merchants,
X44 too 90
46026 10 7
4U to ' 40 5T.4 tt O Cms '.
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0 40 to 50
pito 14
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160 to 100
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Pall Wheat 00 110
Spring Wlteat 90 a+
ltartey. 0 4e 0 45
pato 0 25 a 27
°lover Seed ...... ......... 3 75 4 25
Timothy ,.,.,., .,, 125130
Peas 0 410 67
l,ggs. 13.013
Butter „„ 13 0 14
Potetoee per bag 50 uta
Apples per bud) A
Wool per lb. ..................... . ]S 50
Ilay porton S 50 900
Bran per ton.
,. 34 4p 14 f0
Sbortr., „ 200029&I
chin ealperbbl- .... Q 407 00
IROggs,dressed per 100 5 0040 5 2,1
LONDON,
Wheat, 93 to 93 nor has. Oats. 28e to
see per bus. Pons. 57e to eSe per bus. Bar-
ley,Sl'tlting. `+Qi to 53e ear bus. Ruler Feed.
590 to 52c per bus Guru. 6llc to e7e per.
bushot.
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TORONTO.
Toronto. Sept. 30 -Wheat Spring -No. 2.91e
to95e nor bus; red winter.No 2, Ste to 980 per
bus. Manitoba No 2 hard, 1 fe to 107 No. 3, Ole
to 101 ; PE1S Glc to Ne por bus. nATS ape
to 32eor bus. FLOUR, extra, $5 59 to 85.6)
lea; el; straight roller, $4.40 to $4,50;
itrongbakors,e5 2i to $5.3x. BARLEY, No 1.
feeding, • ie to 4co,
English Spavin Limment removes all
hard, soft orcalloused Lumps andBiemishes
from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore
and Swollen Throat, Coughs, ate. Save
$50 by use of ono bottle. a arranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure over known.
Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist.
Vlcronz AT VxvIAN,-"In our family
faithful work has been done by Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry as a sure and
quick ore for diarrhoea, dysentery and
all summer complaintp. I can recommend
it to all as a family friend, elways true and
faithful."-Mr3 W Bishop, Vivian, Ont.
Minerd's Liniment is the Best.
10 NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN.
If you will send us your address, wo will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voitaio
Belt and Appliances ,and thoiroharming effects
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they will quickly restore you to vigor and man-
hood. Pamphlet free. If you aro thus afflicted
wo willsend you aBelt and Appliances on a
trial, Marshall, BELT Co.,Marshall, Mieh-
FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers her farm, containing
100 acres being lot 5. in tb a 2nd con of Hay
township,for sale, 80 acres cleared, good
bush, spindid ;nater. 21 miles from Exeter,
convenient to schools and churches. Will be
sold on rzasonablo terms. Apply on the
premises or to Mrs, Bobt. Murray,Hay P. 0,
Sept, 3-im
s
ALESIVIAN WANTED.
To take orders for our Warranted NURSERY
STOCK to bo delivered in the spring. Agents
starting NOW can make big Salary, or Com-
mission. Stock and variety superior to any-
thing heretofore shipped, Onto t auclinstruc-
tionsfurnishecl FREE. Write at once for
terms to
E. O . SBAtiAM, Nvesaarntas,
Sp 1-91 Toronto, Ont.
FA iM FOR SALE.
Situate T. of Usborno. Lot 1, con 1. 9) acres
of first-class clay loam soil. 75 acres tillable
land,10 acres pasture,5acres good bush. Upon
this property therois a good log house, dairy,
and woodshed, !.2 good frame barns and drive
house andbnggy barn; well fenced and drained
11 acres of good orchard, 2 never -failing spring
wells. Terms easy. Apply to person residing
on farm, or to
ADOLPHUS HOOPER,
816-1m Crediton.
IOURT OF REVISION.
Tnr VILLAGE of EXETER Fon 1801 -Notice is
hereby given that Court will bo held pursuant
to.' Tho Voter's ListAct"'by his Flis Honour
the Judge of the County Court of the County
of Huron, at the Town Flap, on the fifth clay of
October, 1891, at ten O'clock atm., ;to hear and
determine the several complaints of errors and
omissions in the Voters' List of rho Municipa-
lity of the Village of Exeter for 1891, All per-
sons having business at the Court aro requested
to attend at the said time and piaco,
M. EAoan'rT.
Clark of the Village of Exeter.
Dated this 24th day of September, 1891,
DISEASES NEN
OF
Of all ages, resulting from Errors or Indiscre-
tions of Youth, may be permtnently cured,and
the vigor of perfect manhood fully rostored,as
NERVOUS DEBILITY, STERILITY with
SEMINAL LOSSES & PREMATURE DECAY
Long Standing cases of GLEBT, STRICTURE
SYPHILIS, VARICOOELE and all PRIVATE
and CHRONIC Diseases treated with perfect
success. Our field is in,CHRONIC CASES in
which others have failed ; if you aro inourablo
we will frankly tell you so.
Write for particulars and treatise, Free,.to ST.,
Lours MEpICAu'Co 1162 'and. 1.,4, I€ing Street,
Wog. Toronto, Ont. s3:6m
EXETER, R, - ONTARIO.
Happy Prize "ViTimaers
1N1,411,
0)4
On the afternoon of Tuesday, Sept, let,
the street opposite the Dominion Lahore -
tory was blocked by boys and Girls made
happy by prizes drawn by purchases of
School holm and Supplies at Itrowming's
Book and Drug Store, The fol!awing is a
partial list of the winners ;---
Ticket
lie, 67 )l'iIIieClarke. Beautiful Napkin Ting
to Satin and Gold Covered Case
. 2i2 --Eddie Crocker, Teapot steed
8(tI Bottle of Perfume
tin,;.'-llcrhert 'landlord. Dress Fan
218 -relies Jinn ter tl.'sborse) Pocket Bible
`04 -.Johns ackrwan, 4a io51al0Cleaner
' i-1Iugh t oul.l, Pocket.Seccs?atrio
+--k. iUusmnn. Palishcd tukStan,t
ltO-Win Itrocks, etSilverKuifc,Fork,Spooen
57Ne«klace
lee-,Tessie t'i- eeh, IIand+cane Dress Fan
lir-Altuer Nelson, Seholarstoutpanion
21.11 -Eddie ('rocker, Laere_se Stick or bottlo of
Florida Witter
:-4t, Xinsruan do -Cart
17 -Louis Jlaalusug, Steaocapc complete with
number of h;.udeome pboto;;rapbto vtewa
2' '-Eddie Crocker. Splash
rut -W. ilrooke.eehelers Cerupanion with Lock
.i -liugh Gould. Ori cart
217 -el IFS Bunter tl'ohorno)Fish Pond, 0awe
"12 Fruit Basket
fib-ll'tn t larke. Necessaire
'15 --thea limiter, Cut Mass Weight
301 -Eddie Dignan, Stobie album
2:9 -]inch tionld. Ladies Companion
:33 -Eddie Crocker, Mite wood Mouoy-box
I70 -Louis Manning, Maisie Poekut.buok
26-Sylvester:Eecrett. Rubber Bali
tau-WVtn•Brooks Fruit Iiisket
49 -John S hell llaRio Slate Cleaner
'S.,cy't c -ter Barrett, Hand -painted splash
241--i:utile u.,u.,6 Jlother ut Pearl Purse
431-Itettry 1100111 (fountain Pen
it: -R. hinstnan-Resp ward Writing Desk.
BOYS ! C IRT + !
All should buy their Seh000l Doke and
Supplies at Browning's and secure a chance
of aPrize at the beat great drawing,
All G-oods Sold attLowest Prices
and the chau:e for a prize thrown in.
Don't miss getting tickets -fres to pur-
chasers of School Books. Tho prizes at
the next drawing will far surpass those
given out at the last.
DOMINION LABORATORY, Main-st,Exeter
HURRAH 1
NEW
Tailor Shop
We would inform the people
of Exeter and surrounding
country that we have opened
out a new tailor shop one
door south of Treble's harness
shop, where we are prepared
to do work on the shortest
possible notice and in the
Latest Styles
-AND A -
Sure Ft Guarantee d
W. JOHNS.
TO THE
General Public
Having purchased the STOVES and
STOCK of Will Foliated, and engaged
his services to conduct and carry on
Tinsmithing Business
We are now prepared to execute work
on the shortest notice, and at prices to
suit all.
Repairing a Specialty
All contracts made by Mr. Folland
will be strictly adhered to ; bub all pay-
ments must be made through the busi-
ness office or to the Proprietor.
Ail persons getting Goods at the store,
will, be responsible for payment of
the same, excepting only when
an order from the Proprietor is held.
J. N. HOWARD
'ZOPTOR,
The accompanying cut repre-
sents the famous. Crediton Road
Cart, manufactured by Wm. R.
Wenzel sad, Israel Smith, Credi-
ton, Ont.
This cart has now been in the
market for about two years and
bas met with great success•, The
manufacturers claim that it isthe
best cart manufactured, both as
regard, conven ence and durabil-
ity. They have dozens of testi-
m'tfarties whha
purconihalssedrom thepca Carts,, o whichve
speak in the highest terms of
them. The workmanship and
material .employed in their con-.
.M3ECM O m3:3WM.13n s .o.A.,-s;3: ..ris-Tbr. refraction can not be surpassed,
and the piece is as to was is consistent therewith. A glance at the cut will show the
reader a, few advantages this cart has over all others, viz ---.The easy mode of getting
in and out; the absence of springs or bars which bring the rider's weight on the shafts
so as to sag them ; the convenience of carrying a robe or rug; in cold or stormy weath-
er, These Barts are meaufaetured for one or two persona, and finlshel to shit the pur-
chaser, (leaks furnished to the trade.
lir Weuzet also ret nufaotuses Waggons, Bu4gies, Sleighs, Etc., argil does alt kinds
of repairing in these lines..
Air Smith runs a 5 st'elass general blaeksmithshop, and guarantees t: give sa,tisfao
time in all kinds of new work, repairing, horeeshoeing, etc., etc, to which he gives his
netaolprention. See eireulera. for farther partioul ire eoneerning road earl.
W. H. WENZIPL,1 Crediton, 0nlf.
ISRAEL SMItR.1
BISSFfI1T T3ROSI
.J TUE RO,X-\ r : •
The cheapest piaKe in, town to by
Builders' Hardware, Falls, Hinges
1
Looks,.as u4
� s P t Paiuts Id,D,
, y,d Oils.
New stock et the celebrated Johnston's Liguori Paints --Showy Colors.
!gm lines d f Artists' Paints and Brushes.
Barbed, Plain, Strip, Black and GalvanizediYires cheap for Casal.
Tinware Stock Complete, - Ea,vetroughing a Specialty
New Raymond Sewing :Machines and. Needles
GIVE US A CALL--,
% S$ S ***$*
Exeter NI usic Store
PERKINS &, MARTIN,
we have constantly on hand a largo display
of the best
PIANOS, ORCIA k. S,
SEWING ALI:MINES,
BICYCLES and
SMALL AIUSIC,iL INSTRUMENTS.
apilemaminwoPersonsanticipatioe tit pu phase of any-
thing in the above lines will do well to call at
the stere. lyo guarantee satisfaction, and
prices es low Clam bt had at the manufactories.
We would respectfully ask you to calf and
see our steak. it is as lino as wilt be found in
any city musio store.
vs. -Agents for all kinds of agricultural
i 101)10
STAND ;--Fansou's Block, Exeter.
Economy 15 Wealth!
GET RICH
By buying your Fall and Winter Goods
ab DOUPE'S
CHEAP STORE, KIRKT'ON
New Goods in Every Departmeut.
Come yourself and bring your friends
and you will find what a low price really
means in
Highest Grade Goods
of Honest Ozbalitrj.
DOIJPE & CO., Kirkton.
!ahinaI tyles 1
G Whizz
Did you see our stock of
flINE TOOTS and SHOES
That wo hive out in the store one door Keith
of the Post Oflice? Now it is worth your while
to give use look, We will show' you through.
Wohave ntl the Finest Lines of Ladies' and
Genn Shoes made in Canada, and guarar:tee
they are right as fpr as wear and value eq. -se
If you want a real ziiRO shoe. so netlti1:e
is a pleasure to wear, come up and Nee ours.
Besides our fine line we ales carry a largo an,l
well assorted stock of Boys' and if iF:iet? shoes
for school wear, also Hon's Workinr blues
and Ruce Bouts
AWAI DOWN IN P.BICE.
All or goods are guaranteed Sood. and as wo
, wish to butld ue a TRADE and HEED IT, we
are selling CIiti PforCASA,
Cbildreu's, Misses' end Ladies' Too Slippers
and Oxford Ties for bummer in all the now
shades.
Bring in your girls and buy them a pair of
School Shoes. They are dandies.
Give us a catl. lou aro wo:come-
GEO, MANSON,
New Fall G-oods
Just t�1I�1`i�'llir'•.
New Velveteens.
Dress Goods.
Mantle Cloths,
Prints.
Table Linens.
Shirtings.
Cottons.
Cashmere Hose.
Cashmere Gloves
Sid Gloves.
Corsets.
Cottonades.
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HAY P.O. - EXETER NORTH.
DO YOU
oWANTTUBUY
A1 PIRST-01, A SS
you want
TH11. BEST YET !
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET I
Rest Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter
Gentlemen I leave your orders early, for
with the beat staff of Tailors ; the best
stock of Fine Trimmings, and the best
Cutting in Town, yen are 'sure 'if satisfac-
tion
1ItR►. V s Q�,9. i�9 .i�ii.raL.
AT LOWER RATES
THAN SHAM GOODS
—ARE USUALLY SOLD --
-THEN CALL AT-
GIDLEY'S
-ONLY FIRST-C:LASS-
Reliable Good r'
At Prices Lower that so -cal
led Cheap Houses can giz e
Undertakinb in all
Branches.
S. GIDLEY,
(Successor to 0, do R. Gidleyl
ODDF1SLLOWS' BLOCK