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Ove are showing Sample Lots of choice
Lieges .Perfume.
Weare showing a nice line of Hair
meshes.
We are showing a cheap line ofToilet
Soaps,
We are ;ahowinga line of Combs,
We show a fine line of Tooth Brushes,
We are offering a Snap. in Whisks.
We have low lines in Sponges,
We keep Tooth Picks and sell them
miteap.
We keep Chamois Skiffs, beat quality,
Yon may need some of the above, call
and we will try and please you,
GRIGG,
A Lady
may talk like sixty when
she is only twenty, but
when she talks about
bargainsshe gets at the
ank;pt Sion
you may rest assured
she knows what she is
talking about.
We are selling J. D.
X.ing's best kid Oxfords for
ladies at $1.00. Remember
King's are the best fine shoes
made in Canada. Yes we
have cheaper shoes, but re-
commend the good ones
every time. Buy the best
they art the cheapest in the
.end. Try a pair of King's
Oxfords—they please you
once in quality, twice in fit
and three times in wear.
J. A. Stewart.
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- ` HuBSDAY, "'MAY 3rd, 1894.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
mead Carling Bros.' change of adver-
tisement,
The Council will this week issue a
notice to the citizens, to clean up their
premiees.:
Mr. E. Jones of Exeter, has a cow
'which recently gave birth to twin calves.
They are both living and nearly two weeks
:old.
The ladies of the Oliver( Presbyterian
church, Exeter, intend holding a social in
the basement of the church on the 16th of
this month.
Mr. Wren Anderson who has been in
Trout. Creek, the past few months return.
ed to his home in Centralia on Tuesday.
He intends returning to Trout Creek in a
few months.
Mr; Wes, Snell will ship 100 head of
prime cattle to the old country this week,
This will represent a considerable sum of
*Honey distributed among the farmers of
this section.
Mammoth colored posters will be leaned
this week announcing a Queen's Birthday
Celebration for Oredtton. They have
prepared an extensive prize list and offer
creat sums for horse racing, base ball, foot
ball and the various minor eporte.
While driving down Main et., on Tees -
Arty, a horse driven by Ilse, P, Rowtellffe,
took fright at the watering cart, and blit
for good horsemanship, would have done
,considerable damage, The rig collided
With another buggy en I'elain st,
Last year there were adore 1251 dogs on
the assessment role, but up to the present
Judy 65 rage have : been issued. Under
the flew regulations we may expect to see
the dog oateber scooping some of the vag-
z et eanines into his net ina few days.
The result of the Fester earninationa at.
the • Ontario Agricultural College has been
published, Anioh ft the list of first year
.ettzdettte the notfee the names et,. W.
Zang, St. Marys ; T. P. Patterson, Mez-
zo* :13, Goon), Merton ; A. '0, Wilson,
(+reenway; 8 Loglidre, 8tretferd, &t-
end year John Bucheftan, Hetea11,
t ]i`t• o
Tri the t ishe in e Toronto
s til dh td
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papers, Saturday, vie riptide the names of
the ollewingereone who suocesefully
palmed the examfuatiens of the Medical
irepartmeat of the Tornrtto ttiiversity,
In the final fist :!, denary, of Clinton,.
and T'. Wiekett Crediton second year,.
'.MeOilittre, Exeter ; first pear, 0, tf,
1irdkstfn; ,ikllt"er.
set
Tirol:wes,
Building eperationa it town are progrer-
aing rapidly,
b1r. "Thos, Pearce has in training here 0,.
number of trettit g horses.
Mr, T. 1ti1, Carling of Clinton, e=xhibited
en improved farm gate, in town this week.
The street watering contract was award-
ed to W, Treyethick at 94 :mute per day,
Mr. 1?. Johnsis at Belgrave this week
spending a eeasou Bening for the beautiful
treat.
The cricketers are making a splendid
crease on their ground. on the old raoe
course,.
We learn that Mr, Wm, Biased bas pur-
chased a half interest in the stallion
"Joe„
The Bobier Produce Co.; shipped a car
load of potatoes to the United States on
The creamery is petting a g000dly sup
ply of milk notwithstanding than it is
early in the season.
Gold goes up and ailver ;goes down, but
the postage stamp continues to pass cur-
rent at its face value.
Reeve Bawden last week purchased the
Barnwell farm adjoining the village; pay,
ing 3S0 per aor for same.
Mr. James Acheson, of the Central is the
possessor of a fine specimen of bull dog,
a pup purchased in Seaforth.
Councillor Taylor's new house le assum-
ing large proportions, and when completed
will be among the finest in town.
The weather the past few days has been
very summer-like, the trees have budded
and in many cases are in bloom,
Willing helpers were at work at the
rectory 'this week assisting in sodding a
large lawn, to be used as a lawn tennis
court.
The Lieut -Governor of Ontario has
made Joseph William Browning, M. D.,
of Exeter, associate coroner for the County
of Huron.
This is the time of year when the hus-
band makes himself scarce around the
house, to avoid beating the carpet, taking
down the stoye pipes, etc.
Citizens who have not yet bought a
tag for their dog, will need to keep it off
the streets, as Constable Creech has pro-
cured a nett, with which to capture all
tagless dogs.
The last department we mention for
this week but not the least, is our
Grocery, Crockery and Glassware. I
will take no back stand for qualities in
these at J. P. Clarke's.
While playing at school on Monday, a
son of Mr. Wm. Trevethick, had his head
accidentally cul by a stone thrown by a
little girl. The lad was sent home, but
nothing serious will result.
While passing under the archway of the
Central hotel with a load of hay on Tues-
day, a farmer had one of the wheels of hie
wagon crushed in consequence of the load
being too heavy for the wagon.
The Sodom Temperance Lodge paid the
Exeter lodge a fraternal visit on Mon-
d ay, and together spent a plersant even-
ing. After lodge was dispersed the visit.
ors were entertained at Mr. Follick'e.
Mr. Z. D. Johns showed us this week
a portion of a tree with bark two feet in
thickness. It is of the red wood species
and was taken from 'a trunk some 30 feet
in diameter. He brought it from Califor-
nia.
Gents Furnishings, Felt Hats, Straw
W
Hats, Neck Wear, hite Shirts, Flan-
nelette Shirts. Flannelette Shirtings,
Orford Shirting, and every other de-
sirable line in Gents Furnishings at J.
P. Clarke's.
Her majesty's birthday will be well
celebrated in this section this year. Be-
sides the local celebration, Parkhill, St.
Marys, Mitchell, Credilon, and Seaforth
will each commemorate the occasion by
attractive events.
The annual meeting of the Canadian
branch of the B. & F. Bible Society will
be held in the Jaynes st• church on Wed-
nesday, May 9th. Rey. Joseph Philp, 13.
A, of London, will give an address on
"The Bible in Bible Lauds."
The sale of the Rendle property in Ex-
eter, which was to hays taken place on
DIay 12th, has been declared off, the mat-
ter being settled by Mr. 11. Davis pur-
chasing all the property, (save ItIr. Ren-
die's house) paying therefor, $4,000, each
paying half the costs.
Postmasters have been requested here
after to refuse to issue money orders in
favor of S. H. Crampton & Co. ; H. W.
Hewitt ; L. F. Pace & Co. ; and L. F.
Tierney & Co., New York, and H. L.
Vlssler, Syracuse, N, Y., es the U. S.
Postal department will not pay them.
Sugar by the barrel, get our prices.
'The :(louse Keeper's Delight" Asking
Power is meeting with great success.
Every lady that has used it pronounces
it first class and never had better. We
have full control of this line. Come
and get a jar 1 },lbs 30c . at J. P. Clarke's.
Exeter is to have a brass band, and a
good one, Private subscriptions to the
amount of over 350 have been given, while
the sum of 060 has been granted by the
council, With this sum new instruments
will be purchased, and the band put on
good footing again. The action of the
prime movers in this matter is to be com-
mended.
We received;this week from Mr. Fred'k
Godbolt, of California, samples of al-
monds, peaches, and prunes grown on his
ranch, In a letter, Mr, Godbolt says
prospects are very bright this year, and
crops are well advanced, with fruit in
abundance. Be has 1,000 acres of wheat
and 300 acres of barley, headed out, with
a prospet of a big reaurn.
The Oddfellow's attended Divine service
in the Trivitt Memorial Church last Sun-
day morning, when Bev. Hunt preached a
special sermon, A proeessidn was farmed
at the hall and with Nat Grand Fuke es
Grand Merehall, was marched as follows;-
Exeter lodge No, 67; Hensalllodge No .227
and the Exeter Encampment No. 33,
They presented an attractive appearance.
A charge wars preferred against a Mc-
1iiI1op farmer -on Monday of lest week by.
Peat Officer Inspector Hopkirk, for defraud
ing the mails' The ease was heard by two
of Dublin's J. P's, and being clearly prov-
en a fine of 310 and costsWas imposed,
We publish this purely as a Warning to
like offenders as imam cases of the kind
have come to light recently, A fine as
high as $50 may be impelled for such an
offetice.
As an instance of how the talking off of
one freight train daily on the L. tl,
hie affected the business viten of Exeter,
we might ray that Aleseri. Snell Bros ,
Pork Packers, are compelled to team
Meat* to Liman for pointe slang the mein
line, Since the removal of the trait they
Mike regular tripe to Ludo, There are
other hist' ors Ke could imentidth, aothe,
thit iiftia • • * itettrir bow:
1Persenala.
The SeafQrth Sun eaye of a tremor Xs"
—" 1'i
eterite- , Mr. L, VVa per, of the British
hotel, will jive retired after vacating the
hotel on May 1st, iio is every Molt of a
gentleman and we are pleased to knew
that he will remain iu town." —Mo.
Deltry of Lucan, spent: Sunday the guest
of her parents, Mr, end Mrs. Dempsey.—
Mr. S. C. Hersey with his family prove, to
London, this week, They have been resid-
ents of Exeter fox a number of years. --Mr
Thos Dew, who has been yeryill the past:
winter is able to be about again in his
usual good heaith:--Afire, Law will join
her husband in Exeter this week.—Mr, W
Pugeley is visiting frienda in Detroit.—
Mr-
etroit.Mr, and IYtrs, Wm. Hawkshaw of Sea-
forth; Mrs. (Dr.) McLeod, Mr. and Mrs.
Dever, and Robt, McLeod of Detroit,
among' others attended the Bedding of
Mies Hawkebaw and, Mr. Samuel White
here yesterday.—Mrs. Poppleston is visit-
ing friends in London —Mr. W. N,
Manning of Clinton, spent Tuesday visit-
ing his parents in town.-
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wedding
own.--0--wedding Delis.
Two of those happy events, in which
two Exetentes were tntereeted, took, place.
yesterday. Alio Bettie May, daughter
of Mr, John Hawkshaw was married to
Mr, Samuel VS' bite of Detroit, at the
residence of the bride's parents, by Rev
Mr. Hunt. Miss Maud Beaton of Detroit
was bridesmaid, while Mr. Robt McLeod
alsn of Detroit, assisted the groom. Mr,:�
White formerly lived in Hensel' and Sea -
forth. The other was the occasion of the
marriage of Mr, Geo. Snell, of Stroll Bros.,
Exeter, to Mies Edith, daughter of Dor.
Jae, Windsor of the 2nd con. McGillivray;
Mr. Will Ford of Exeter and Miss Ada
Windsor, sister of the bride, assisted the
couple through the trying ordeal. We
join the many friends of all parties in
congratulations.
The Township Wins.
A joint case of McHugh vs. the. Town-
ship of Stephen, and McHugh and Robin-
son vs Looherbie. McHugh es. Stephen
was an action brought by a contractor
named. McHugh against the to enship in
respect to the Grand Bend cut. The work
was begun in 1892 and is now to a great
extent completed so far' as the dredging is
concerned. The contractors, however,
have nob removed the earth from the bed
of the river and placed it on the banks,
claiming they are not required to. The
township refused to pay the money over,
and are now holding it back to enable the
corporation to complete the work in the
event of the contractors still persisting in
a refusal. The object of the action is to
secure the interpretation of the contract
by the court and to relieve the contractors
from removing the earth at their expense,
the contractors contending that they were
obliged merely to make the- cut and de-
posit the earth in the channel of the river
eight feet clear of the dredge cut. Justice
Boyd advised the partners to try and effect
a settlement which was arrived at in favor
of the. township.
McHugh & Robinson ve. Looherbie
is being tried jointly with the previous one
and arises out of an engineer's certificate
for $1,000, which was given for work done
by Locherbie, which the plaintiffs had
sub let to him. The township of Stephen
interpleaded and paid the money into
court, and now it remains for the
court to,decide to which party the money
belongs.' This case stands over until next
sitting.
X, D. C. Pills cure chronic constipation.
Additional local news on lat page.
Trout fishing opened. on Monday, and
the local anglers did not forget it.
T, G. Jones & Co. of :Winahelse a, have
enlarged their store at that place, and
added largely to their stock,
StrawHats. Your choice of the win-
dow for 5c. a hat. You never had any-
thing like it. Call at J. P. Clarke's.
Creamery butter sells for 25c. per Ib.,
while dairy made butter fetches only 18c.
What farmer would not patronize a cream:
ery ?
The villagepark hat been seeded down,
and as the trees have Frown to nice pro:
portions we may hope soon to use it as
pleasure grounds.
The annual meeting of the Mechanics'
Institute will be held next Monday even-
ing. The election of officers and direct -
ore will take place.
• Mr. Wm Hawkshaw of Seaiorth, has
rented his hotel there to Mr. Joseph
MoObnchy. It bas been of late leased
by Mr. L. Walper.
Mr. John Gill of this place has made
seyeral lame deliveries of fruit and orna•
mental trees the past week. Mr. Gill has
a record for this work.
Rev. Holmes of Parkhill, preached in
the Main st. Methodist church, Sunday
last, Rev, McDonagh preaching education-
al sermons in Parkhill.
Mr Hall, late blacksmith of Varna, laaa
tented the Chiselhurst blacksmith whop
and is busy at work. He goer high-
ly recommended and be will find it a
good stand
GENTLE3]:EN. If you want the very
best piece of Brown Corduroy and
White Moleskin you have seen, ,calf as
J. P. Clarke's.
A detachment from the Exeter Roe's'
Templars viaited Sodom Council last
Wednesday evening and report a p".erlract
time. They added five new members to
the roll,
Tweeds and Oottonades just to hand
at J. P. Clarke's in the above lines.
Greatest values you have handled.
Come and get the prices, also mens and
boys suits.
The customs officials at London have
confiscated six coneignmenta of lottery
tickets, Two batches were addressed to
hotel keepers at London; and four to
people in Alvineton, Exeter and else
where.
A meeting of the lot owners in the
Exeter cemetery was held last week.
There was a fair attendance. The audit-
ors' report ehowea a balance of slightly
over 3100 in the treasury: Mr. W. D.
Weekes was re elected secretary,
While cutting bleek knot from a
:berry free yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Jermiah. Neaman, of Devon, fell.a
coneiderable distance from the tree
alighting on his head. He wee so saverelrl
injured that his body from the arnie Clown
is totally pnrelyaed. 11r. Ero ening, who
wars called in, le using every effort to
restore power to his bell,
The Western millers propose to petition
Parliament to take ste ps to compel all rag -
ways in Canada to Make no di etinotiout fn
favor of wheat fur expert. The millers
claim that the discrimination against flour
in the freight rates prevent them from
shippin±+ flour to 11ingland, and they slay if
the rates were the erne the export to
Net would be greatly inereasid,
1 ti4tlyd s t4ra1imoidk for flails tr
7777.
$2a00
�9�00 �2,i00
WORTH OF
DRESS Loans
to be slaughtered at
PICIIAflD
AND SONS.
We have made an immense pur-
chase of Dress Goods at start-
ingly low figures, and in
order that we may unload
them as quickly as possible,
we have marked them at -
prices which will clear them
in a short time. ...
25c
50c
GOo.
75c
90c'
$7.50
$10.50
JUST THINK OF IT,
Regular
tt
ct
all wool Dress G-oods for
tt
tc
tt Black Henrietta 14 yds wide
,. ct ct
cc
Dress Lengths
tt cc
12L:o
35c
47.10
650
790
$5,00
$7.50
And a number of o bher lines at from 25 to 75 per cent re-
duction. LADIES' WRAPS, LADIES CAPES' LADIES'
MANTLES,
A Big lot just opened up and will be sold very cheap.
ss Tait whohas just returned from St. Paul, where
sh e attended Prof. Boyland's famous cutting school, is
now prepared to make Dresses, Wraps, Mantles,
etc., etc., in the verylatest styles, using the
new system of cutting waists, etc. She
now occupies rooms over our store.
P101‹- .I. D & sow
DIRECT IMPORTERS.
Spring and Summer
Dress Goods in new ideas an
Styles.
CAR.LING HEWS. nnounco,
The A.rrival of Cootie of this Class.
The times'call•for close mar, ics and these advantages are in
favor of the purchaser, but we must be; clothed and even httad tunes '
cannot avert this necessity.
JUST RECEIVED
A choice lot of. ALL WOOL DELAINES in all the fashionable -
colorings an -i patterns,
See our double fold 25c. ALL WOOL SERGES.
In Ladies Kid Gloves we take the lead. all colors, laced and.,
buttoned.
:111-ur place ' *r Shoes,
We never carried a finer range, nor did a lamer business in
line than this spring,
TitY It OTJR, SC. T.EA. ons?, r niai's fIs to
where we get the LATF•ST S'CYLEsr for the. or L1 AST
MONEY and that's at
Eggs loc. Butter I5c.
this
deal
OA LI G BROS.
NEWS TOPICS OF A WEEK -
The Important Events in a row Words
For Busy Readers.
Wm. Torrens McCullagh, the well known
author; is dead. in London.
Bradstreet's reports 30 business failures
in Canada the paet week.
A project is under way to build a ship
canal to connect Sheffield, Eng., with the
sea.
Graff & Co,, house wreckers of Chicago,
have bought the World's Fair buildings
from the South Park Commissioners for
$87,500.
The "diamond anniversary" of Maryland
Oddfellowship was celebrated in Baltimore
on Thursday.
Daniel MMercley, a farmer near West-
port, was killed by a kick fom a horse
on Thursday,
Ald. Morris, the temperance party's can
dite in East Hamilton, has decided not
to enter the contest.
Adrien Rivet, a five-year-old boy, was
run over and killed by an electric car in
Montreal on Sunday.
George Crain, a fisherman from Colling-
wood, was drowned by the capsizing of tu..
boat near Sault Ste. Marie. - -
Twelve Kingston merchants have been
fined for selling liquor in less quantities.
than three half-pints.
Five hundred - Newfoundlanders are
making enquiries with a view of settling in
the Canadian Northwest.
Several anarchists were arrested in Ber-
lin for distributing seditious leaflets.
Their papers were destroyed.
Mr. John Hawley of the Militia Depart-
ment was found dead in bed at his honae
it Ottawa Saturday morning.
Fire at the lumber yards of the Ontario
& Western Lumber Compan3YRat Portage,
destroyed $125,000 worth of limber.
At Chicago on Friday night three Bo-
, hemians eiMployed by the Stevenson Lum-
ber Company were killed by lightning.
Emperor William is'aredited with saying
that Germany's interest in Samoa will not
be abandoned under any circum tence..
The strike at the Springhill. NTS., mines••
his at an end. .A settlement` has been
arrived at, and the men resumed worla`
ion Monday.
Johnston9s
Job Lot
Of Hats
Hats for Gentleman,
.� ssac
Hats for Ladies,
Hats for Boys,
Hats for Girls,
Hats worth $1.00 Hats
worth 75c.
200 hats, all in our north
window at the low price
of 20 cents.
R MEMBER.
Your Choio- 20o,
See our Ladies' Vests
" Lope bound
Lace Curtains
See our wide Flannel-
ettes
See our fast colored
Prints
Sec our 25i Corsets
See our special liner
p
Corsets
See our 7 lbs Raisins
tt 6 lb9 Cur.
rants
5c
Exeter Agricultural Imple est
WARERO
U'itflHIOO
In Market Square RF1iJi. Claristie's Livry
In returning thanks to our; many patrons for past
favors, we would respectfully solicit a continuance of
the same for the ensuing season. Determined upon
doing the business of the county we have made ar-
rangements 'whereby we can sell all the articles below
mentioned at prices that will sell them every time,
We would especially direct attention to am buggies—
four makes—which for material, workmanship and
finish cannot be excelled anywhere; the 1894 designs•
are very attractive. And what is better we sell t em
;; sig•,..
7a az°'"\"ant'C. at the closest ossil le margin, We give you aAfist
class topbuggy, with lap robe and everything complete for $58. it will you to•
ggYr y g p �pay .
drive 50 miles to see them.. We buy by the carload and cannot be undersold. In wag-
gons we carry The .Bain Bros., of Brantford , Th9 Adams of Paris, and The Snowball of
St'. George. Samples always ID stock. A complete waggon for $60.
3 O, ao'ai.e l Wo carry ;fear makes :—Verity. Plow Co. ;` Gowdy of Guelph ;
American M'r1.rf, Co.,andCopp & Co., ranging in price from $6 to $10,
8c 'ru,trilap Two makes Bell & Son, and the Gowdy M'n'f'g Co.
o .
f ez Tho Mrwogoy Ham r'oil �b tole Toronto and Patterson.
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See our 5 lbs Prunes 25c
Seg everything in our
Store cf _- hose out
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where,
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boardo,Pratt :l rofL(le tat Seeder rf , Liuid Rollers.
Disclfrya rowifrf Sulky :lk lowr1t'- GLctllsr S
l lo'wu± Carts and
Sleighs,
,. iffl. 'hump p .i'ulpera, c ., r 14t e.
Farmers and fruit .rowers will find it to their lr { = M
ttdvaxl�
t,ge to 6e0 tlr"BrowBudd Spray Purl ." Realizing the neoessitY of, this spray -
pump among the fanners end fruit
growers, we have introduced it and decided to sell it'
at the mere cost, in order that this seetion may produce sound and better Apples, eto. It,
is co structed rt brass, n ruetOlra that is not affeetecl by the poisonous arsenates used in
the different formula: torspraying. Call mad
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p yg
We l�every kind of xnpIi
xent or machine used sed blit :a lfaxrra a