The Exeter Advocate, 1889-2-28, Page 8LornIon flu. on & Bruce Railway.
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Losers Crossing ..8.di ....,, 520
Chuideboye .8.52. , «. ,,, 5.28
Centr.aliaa.... , ....9O5...... 5.45
attaa�
1:"TER.....,,» 9.16. .
.. 5,57
aeusaati,.,., ,,,9..>,>,. tial
9.34 - 6.17
Drucettekd .. , , .942 , . , 6,2
Clinton- ?Q,f)4 .. 6,45
Londesbor& .. .1019. Van
Blyth • , lti2zt 7.12
Delgtuve.. , 10.42. ... , 7.27
Winglr'II,A'A „ , , , , 11.007,45
onea Surra. Passeoge
Wire; -hent ... .7.05 tSAO P,At,
I3elteria e.7.24,.;,4.00
Blyth........ . ?.9 4.15
Leudesboro' . . 7.47 , , . , . 4.25
*Clinton,......... 807,.,4,45
Brtacotieitl...... t. S2fa 5.01
1Uppern...,...,., 8.341,5.12
Henson__ .... &41..,,5.19
EXETER naa
Ceettreln .. 0.07 5.45
C"l e emcltettevee , 9. 8 , ... , . 5.56
Lateen CrarsGiii:;.'. 9. 4 , , a.ti2
Loa dozn;aa ave...10,15 6.45
a: n Again.
J. W. Brcxlericle has purchased tet-
her banitrstet :stock :of dry goods,
Aeady wade clothing, ere, &.e. The
toe, is now being openedrt and
will
be
2
, offered by attcsiozr. on SatuA�d .ar �, .- else
1l arch, 1859. This splendid stack has
be�eu ptuehased set has than half the
w holesaale cost price and the goods will
positively bo sold. without any reserve,
-Alts. Rodger l oethe at, of Bay, who: always evinced towards us. In these
is laid up at present with c very sore, days ofcommercial aactixite, at merch-
harnd,.is reported to be recovering under ants whole time is not unfrequentl3-
the cure of orre of ow Exeter ter doctors.; absorbed in tine one idea of acclaim-
' tore allowed ` ri re r alla'e
lE:dwarcl Neil, of Tieta,'olt} f<arnaer- latittg, a cl the litter za
Mr
la* a resident of this town in the employ to be claanaactot, but we cheerfully bear
f Mr. E. Roberts, is visiting fri+ feels uta:. star ti eel, testimony to the contrary
and ro aures in and availed Exeter; in your (else- We cask you. to accept
Mr Al M i h ere this address in the kindest spirit in
Faefts Worth Knowin
-
ex un rx o thas puereba
lieutembe.' the place toots north of 1 Hay: g . - .'f a the sixteen. years. of uarianterrupted
file post oilice, sato to ronmieuea nt�adloanin„ Air. Noah Armstrong or tla
' eloc . ua. Don't h- sura of l?a 540 1'ir. Munn has a good. 1
Prosperity, which baa been the record
2 xa�d � o c 1. p farm now caulprasan ono hundred awe re -
fifty •teres. and a, prosperity which has head its re-
---
-Mr. Samuel Ceidley, , of Blyth,
Thrusts: lag its 'town,
eienvx .a t''iiare.
A few minutes before six o'clock on!
Saturday evening theyoung daughters;
of Mr. Jas. N. clow rd, who were home
lone, noticed fire in the npsteir part
, u reenter ticking for' eta; factory cotton "
to M. J. ieI.anaghlin seed L. Hardy MY laa`Aut I`xarz,ans AND B�trz.oxn>•:s,
and gave thea alarm. hfessrs. McL.aauugh- 2l• els 6 palters ppns 9 cts. corsets for ---13y 'our generous act of unexpected
1a ct .; lcnolatis and girls ,glares 2 for' and undcsery ed ki.ndues.e shown nee
lin . and Hardy- at exit set out host) }axes Sets:. mens fettboots $1.40; ft Persian .this evening, you place tate in such
Had
arrived. Ail time to sal IFreSEalt�gaei6la the thanes ; lamb .iC:a S 'far $2.554;
Had thee- ;arrived two or three atnireates F over coats for
later the house woiitM have been in a:3 at the lig Sa:nal:rupt store"
Where you can get the cheapest Prints and Cotton; t
best and cheapest Dress Goods; the best and Cheapest Furse ,
the best and cheapest Corsets and Hoserya the. best and cheat
sed "le -e ns wlzic]n it is gi>•en in tiaanitfnliness for est Boots and Shoes: the best and cheapest Teas for the money;
fl#t1 acre
miss t is , comprising of the old Area of Eialtaven & Pickard,
silence
spent -Thee P' etcar watt manual flex infrneuce on us all. May the giver
exlaillits lt~as Here oars ,3iotad<av�i ass grad of ail good, in His rtuerey, extend to
the products ,<t• viewed le' as large ' ea tnanY years of life in which you
Elms ,qul eu jay the trusty" which
number products €at farmers rs ansa townspeople, you have been so reply endowed.
The , ,n.lnl;ts *taus year are a)#) tot
taps
those of last year, �lr. Samwell was deeply moved, and
o the house They at once rant ,neer i -Good alp wool tweeds far S5 cls.. rn rept} an; sa'd:-
f
sites: The fire originated from the MII..Iohan Reddy, oi` Brandon, Man,
l furrrace ghees ;nut least ser the lease en visiting in tlds s�eetaou. lie leas
fa for several feet, taonAtn the tt on-s,e for his sojaturn there
p -.311 we tweeds m 3a els ,up
XETER MARKETS. Richert! ]('lel aaral°T.
r Chtckei Iietet .
'6tlae.tt r bushe3. ....';.$:ta tol1.04 * . -�.
I'S' eo to eat The return t«ae.t c r nt:etcla Leon)
eke t e..' .. , • Exeter and liens ll teeth ewe
lit t
�tkats. • .. - . ` tt► Laud traollz of aaunr Town khan, It Paas
eelnv'eer ,Leal......
r ae per etre
Butter, MIPIA
,_
Ti,ttt r t
ele.�t• a per et
"Vont . IS to
"aA;',tt.aa S la;;E tea 4$a ... �. `a'.3 to
Hay per ten .... .5.25 et ltt.0;.
Pork . , . , 5.00 to 6.00 st.ae)'
position that 1 arm unable to And words
to express taay gratitude as. 1 would
c esirce, Wien I look around ince. and
see friends come such e)astaances toneet
with those at hone, .to express suf h i
arils •e);r.: eery lei ;Daly of the country sentiments of ,trust and confidence int
iota
edemamell young men who want their okd employer. 1 atm o erconue
as iaon w for tl.a ntee.lti CS 0 rata ;ul,•atritkalr.,a, i 10rth fa. k'lu gs of ,1�y , to sea that my
_._,Ates,:. ]1j, ft. Witton,tt.'a`..hte1<e ins desires, for the: b{ uncut of those anouund
of the ,r o •r`et r and 1 Ia Bright axe tett`,11.0 a to Want so appreciated, let them,
•. , R•, ; ;eo a rth woo iaa town on 'S1 eductdat• Heave Meet s felt, and do feel, that au
55 lfa elrov-lalta attaagasnteeting tor the rupee,,�t ealltioYerto]tat, successful, should not
.. « t' t a 75 - tett petit close aatel exciting ;heel r esultdd forming at mutual Fate ;:toe t Intsurauc: only study his own interests, butt tt y
... d " t dl 'at favor or tux IlettS411 by one game About ,. Further r a ' : , s will be .used help those who labor for ]atm. kd
3S to tat a o atelletnelt watched the l Comp stn, b urtll t p at tutelar efforts ba this direetion that; trot hay
1i to ;;il l tft of our t gtvr•n nae tt wctel:. been altogether sutccessful,1n t I feel
,tunes nuts everything `eves cia'r t'tt to
'gym
s .ac
eatxtt of th ue t _ ,�
to l e s
-. -c..a. r+a t t
� r 'e v ]late. lel
:l s that Ill
:, t n t ttl 11 t Its
to lei a fault tut i Ia
, {} S tt !
1
fl'ticnl>, manner. I
At ltt
i,t l rl gar
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el
It
.., tea la
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r illness ref alita Ioliz.a 13a1l:avill, alautg t r
lntul tag, th,t fwasair allowed flea, utter- b of fir. li M• usai'etr tll of the, London
rtwiups Lia°s� aatit•a^txs ewes+_ r.ze a��r ., Road, ate has been eoefilaed to Iter
set of sit sj tke Dube over-ze 0U9;'laivl for etetatoe time with an ualezerated
stet of two (f oar Cottaaa'plinrs iva _
R tits hill • rest a s, lta sl..urd II stilton at pr s .nt but hopte. to :oast bear
litotes atAa; test ,•asaEaa°eei told ;_ , , .
o . � Teves
Drifter
oyster
.- Srce?
a
c been recogtaieeecl by vnu all tea
preeentation of such a handsome
rs>es. containing such words of Itlud
fid aatfeeetion, and I can assure you
of the words spoken by you this exon-
i"� " czf last txsor t r; . ince will nitrates have a warp plaice in
e it lrteen hs thumbit could not have f t ata; mentors. You must excuse y ,
been quieter. Tis.: aielppmsiul�° le tee score -•The residents of than p,le e at:al of* na: e*eytng all 1 swum wet too, as I am
d aatttae+, �'
draws.) Hay will learn with deep svn'roat' of the not able to express my feeling as fully
JaaInt 5trlemma ll, I dae,etia of Mrs Jeno^ Collins', aged43 ee 1 ;t•oulcl w sh, hut I thank younl;aain
p, McDonald, '2 1 I .ears alai shays, who dc�p-�axiaal flus ; ea ouurhal:dseliu present ,nus) afect-
eet, . abludsq's, by tht JOInalluttionl;, al j Hahn f°1' The h>e tti t*ta1,4 luoautas on $111417i *mate aaaldrae s, salad tivt ala a ane nil every
w that plate conked W. C. Charters, 1 $ teat, Slate was a. very filedeutltamiebte causes: int life.
s
7i1ENSA1.1,.
t tuts¢ D eaalw st actor mo et, of vow j lt, natahron
:lady ;anal was puncta belayed by sill,
.. , who knew her. The funeral teak piece
,,�, s ere erste �,e�Rtiaai*. a►$1$r[ slt, r„ lies nolnlS, •lre ,
au dhs t -class. Total Tri gems.� OR Tuesday last front her sialaue a COM
ftsz 2nd colt„ ]Lots. for the Exeter remet
eerael�;^, the�'ra*:,�t 1"'AtiwraDtut oars E;Krtu•ut.
� err e
uthkerd !ache aral. " ter. and 'Iles fatllt�tteal les a large cote tate the tenterof taut Marto
A.'i�'aalewt: 1 i courseofsorrowina frlentdSandrelativca• i* Veen Stn. --There appease an tteun
J. if, Ilvtzeltuu eau, 1
t`, ra a ; ; its the liiibbaext attt»'S� taoman ti tle ago
ands. ' 'intt A large water :viol regret to lac;an°!, wloit% has caused some hand feelings
announcement oaf sou r..i. Walters, 1 of the death trf Mrs. Wm. 4. 1 1ws.
s; in this issue, ilea laavt<' It, Terry,
' With efilluce of the citizens of Cromarty.
l,t eta tee of tied hR"rx i T. 1 issett.
sthel it '9,14:1•%:6101%%, tiaw a at►aae in disc oh' ' Total, 15 gates.
gala TheeY are .3l411 eaterpliistng After the match, which wars not ft
a.a
'• till nearly eleven. the Exeter
"a' tr�eatoel their Hewett' nptpntnernts t
t•
�vr toes, faun, anal the petalelie N1101.1111 I++
stow a later eh .rte of their p-�ttronag
it
hut. tiive them at teeth and
Spkbet tlraeir stool..
11 hard Picicaartii le elver'a
crockery audglase;wa
•
(&' w
t bi
g
]z LN'S! ueeeceh t ti frt.= Wm. Bryce,
publisher, Toronto, a c•capy of 4A ltdissing
lietebaauel" from the pen of George It.
Stuns, else a copy of -14 crime of fleet
o o]den Gully" by Ell :a r Saltus. Thos
;are e.;o,..olltsut works Rrt fiction and lovers
-of s.tuch reading should not fail to read
tit :&e tam be secured ured direct from W.
Bryne. publisher, Toronto. or front your,
beat bookseller.
-]pests drives in boots and
shoes
-at Richard Pickard's. Tailoring as
.specialty and iL good tit guarrauteed,
Ten --arae,
On Tuesday evening a large Wadi. -
elite; Ltbertetl at the .b iuees•st Metho•
dist church to hoar the discourse of
the Rev. George Webber. The subject
which Mr. Webber lectured on, the
'4F:antone Ws. or the Great Triumphs
we Celebrate," was birdied by the Rev.
,gentleman in a very able manner.
The lecture was one ofthe best and
ablest delivered ht Exeter for some
time and sliouid the Rev. Mr. Webber
ower return a again he will be greeted
with a larger audie ite.e thin that of
'Tuesday evening.
sutppee r. le. layer it uerleuz
Ee'red Melhanee% acted as referees..
Cheapest carpets alai curtain
Canada at the Big 13atnt:rapt store.
1.. Notes.
Plymonth Lodge Drill, Corps x til
rhea*t this evening, for drill.
.-The next regular meeting of Ply-
mouth Lodge No. ii13, Sons of lenglaiutd
will be held on :timidity evening zte:tt.
At the last executive board meeting
of the grand officers of the Sona of Eng.
laud Benevolent Soeteety. Wm. ?Antlers
of tho xeter Auls'c>ae.art•A was appoint-
ed I)
sIestrlet Deputy for Huron and
Bruce.
Cott] til t'roceedings.
Council inet p ersuant to adjournment
-at theTown Hall, Exeter, on 25th Feb.
1889. All members present. Minutes
Rof previous meeting were read and ap
proved. Moved by T. 11. 'McCallum,
.seconded by W. 0. Bissett, that orders
be granted for the following sums, viz.
Jas. Balsden,$9.75 labor -,and John Math-
eson $1.75, charity to Mark . Clarke.--
.Darried. • By -lav-No 5 1889, to amend
By -Lew No 9 1887, was duly read and
passed, on motion of W. G. Bissett, .sec-
. onded by T. B. Carlin,. By-law No. 6
1889,to appoint a constable &c. was duly
geed and passed on motion of W. G.l is -
.sett, seconded by T. H. McCallum. Mov-
-ed by T. R. McCallum, seconded by T.
B. Carling, that the Reeve, Dep. Reeve
hand Mr, Pickard be a committee to look
-after the letting of the town Htdl. -Car-
ried. Moved by T. B. Carling, seconded
by T. H. McCallum, that the clause in
aisles concerning town hall be amend -
,ed, by allowing the Band and firemen
the free use of town hall twice a year.-
eCarried. Moved by T. B. Carling, sec-
.4anded by W. G. Bissett, that in order
to secure a grant, from this Council the
hand be required to play in public at
least dace a'week weather permitting.
(Denied. Application was. made to the
'Reeve for a reduction of the fee for the
ease of the town hall, at a recent clern-
„.onstration held by the Busy Bee Society,
.of the English church.,_. Moved by W.
-G. Bissett, the sum of 63. be charged in-
tead of 65, the usual fee. Motion was
not seconded. Mr. Creech to procure
notices warning teamsters to be caut-
ious driving over crossings. The clerk
it ask for tenders for six cords round
�:eder at not more than one foot nor less
than five inches in diameter. Tenders
a° be received up to Friday the 8th
March 1889. On Motion the council' ad
Sownu.ntil Sth March 1889, at 8 o'clock
an. M. Eeeeper, Clerk. -
1
tt
which sant event occeired on Studley
bet. Deemed lead. only been here for
a short thee, suss was at the time of her
death living with her daughter Airs.
Jas. I;airinaiirat. Her rem his were taken
Whether it was iuttended as ail insnit
I or not 1 am not prepared to:stay but if
the parties coucersnett would Lind out
who the writer was before blaming
ata tco fl laeria•h on Tuesday uaitcrntat for in imuoteent persons for writing Insultin;�
ud i, g r sterns agent theta tt would. bat Ilutaelz
lernient.. She will he greatly missed II
Ito those who halpposwtl to make her h Ix'ttiur for them. .vottta;e its} v erg eaten•
:res uaintauee detritus-, lover sitort stay fttl v for the valuable space oeeupk tl,
ht'rre. I am re:ptenfully ,
Every mauhaastwo )treats, font t'etfut'ta neat.
grend parents,;egiztgrett•; rtiedp:trettts,1
sixteeit great great.grandprtareutts,
thirty -It WO great-greaat.grtat•graudpar-
ents, ete. Noir if we reckon twenty-
five years to at reaeration. And terry on
the above eirenlation to the time of
William the conqueror of England, it
will be found' that mit living person
must have had at that time oven the
enormous number of 855,000,000 of an-
cestors. Euch man of the present day
inay bo pretty certain, therefore,of hart
r 'squires,
tab lead not only ganga: asci squtue.,
but oven t'rownet heads, dul:es,priatecs
or bishop, auuoug bis ancestors.
;r
On Friday evening last, Bro. Win.
Sutter:. D. D. of Huron and Brave, as-
sisted by Bras' 11. Spiel:ntatn, II. L. Bill-
Ings. S. Sweet, N.D. Hurdon, and 73.
Davis, opened a lodge of the Sons of
England Benevolent Society in. Clinton
The Lodge starts with a fair list of dar-
ter It will be officered as
follows: --P. P. Bro. R. J. Tufts; W. P.
Bro. N. Robson; V. P. Bro. Tiros. Jaek-
son sr.; Chap. Bro, 8. Pike; Secy. Bro. J.
W. Reeve. The Lodge will be known
as Sheffield Lake No 83. After' the
Lodge was opened and all business
therewith done, refreshments were
served at the Grand Union Hotel 'end a
good time was spent by all.
A lodge of tneSons of England wag
organized over Clark - s Bridge on Thugs
day night by Bro. John W. Carter, of
Toronto; Grand. Seey., assisted by Bros.
IL J. Carters, D. D., London; and . Wm.
Sanders, of Exeter, D. D. of Huron and
Bruce,and a number of officers from City
lodges. The name of the new lodge is
"British Oak," and starts with a char-
ter member ship of fifty -tyro. Follow-
ing are the officers elected: P. P., Bro.
John Spence; P., Bro. 3. Cools; V. P.,Bro.
H. Gramiach;Secy., Bro. T. P. Hobbs;
Treas,Bro. Wm. Bell ;C hap.,Bro. Thomp-
son Walton; Surgeon, Bro. Dr. F. P.
Drake; Man. Com., Bros. S. Rodgers, W.
Mason, Anderson, R. Timson, Jas. Guy -
'mer and Gould; L G., Geach; 0: G.,Bro.
S. Hicks. The lodge will meet on al-
ternate After the install-
ation of officers addresses were deliver-
ed by a number of the brethren present.
London Free Press.
-Four tbs. of 50 et. tea for .$1 at the
Big Bankrupt store.
-The weather during the latter part
of last week was very stormy.
-Big bargains in hosiery and gloves
at Richard Pickard's.
-Mr. Herb Elliot, mail clerk, L. H.
&,B., spent Sunday in town.
-Mr. Egan,of Hillsgreeu was a caller
at the ADVOCATE office, yesterday.
-Nearly all of the mails last week
were late owing to the blocked con-
dition of the railroad.
Mr. Jas. Carrick, of Hay, who has
been ailing for some time, we are glad
to say, is able to be around again.
-Pants to order. Fine West of
England goods for 63.50, cheapest on.
record. See thein at the Big Bankrupt
store.
-On. Friday. evening last a valuable
horse belonging to Mr. -John Gould, of
this place, was taken Sick with a severe
attack of quinsies and died.
-The Canadian Presbyterian marhs
the eommencenaent of its eighteenth
velwne by am enlargement that must
make this old established journal more
than ever welcome to thousands of read
ors. The large addition to its size,: and
thehighcharacter of its Correspondence,
Editorials and Contributes) Articles can
not fail to add to The Presbyterian's al-
ready wide circulation and greatly ex-
tend its influence for good. "Enoxon-
Ian's" racy and able article, published
every week, is alone worth the yearly
subscription, which, notwithstanding 1
the increase in size, remains at its old
price, 62 per annum. The offer of a
"Peerless"as apremium to the getters
up of a club, should be the means of
enlisting a host of willing workers all
over the country. Send to The Presby-
terian Printing and Publishing Co., 5
Jordan St., Toronto, for free specimen
copy and circular,
Complimentary Address,
A. jolly crowd tripped merrily over
the snow last Monday night towards.
the resident of our esteemed and pop-
ular townsman, George Samwell, Esq.
They carried sundry packages and a
huge can of oysters, and on the broad
e
shoulders of th
m
lar ost boyamongst
st
then, was something, that in the dim
light, resembled a table top or a port-
able piano. When the house 'r -as
reached and invaded, we recognized in
the crowd, the old employees of the late
firm of Samwell & Pickard, and in the
unrecognizable
article, arichly framed
m•
1 d address beautifully en„osse c lilles9 t0
Mr. Samwell: After interchange of
greetings, the address was presented
and read as follows:-
Communication.
To tlro E,litor of the ,.UVocaTE.
Stn. --Please allow inc a small space
in your veluatble+paper to express to the
public a few reasonable thoughts.
In the first place in the village of Cred-
iton dutriug the past few months there
has been a large number of cntnp]aints
against the officials of the law in this
..
pl tee, of flans: done contrary to the
law by the young RIM and boys. It is
no wonder Mr. Editor that such is the
ease. In the seeoud place what is the
cletracter of our J. P's. One especially,
trace .him back in his past life he is um
1 and r to honor. or. How
honest nor trutlaftt i o
can any reasonable party expectthe
young people to act aright, when such
n set of dishonorable counterfeits do not
show them an example. Why they
eannot qualify for a J. P., they are saw
breakers instead of protectors. There is
two officials in connection with J. P's.
One is a counter Hopper Dude that
knows everything and the other is a
Double Brained Harnessmaker that
dictates to our county Judge when Ite
is wrong. Mr. Editor I think it would
be the best for those ofieials to reform
themselves, end become honest respect-
able citizens first then the public at
opinion
large would have a confident opm on
of them, that they were then qualifi-
ed to show good example to their fellow
beings,I do not think a man that cheats
a poor old cripple and swindle in other
ways should be allowed to hold a public
office of any kind therefore I think your
many readers will agree with me that
we must have honest upright men in
office to do right, and not counterfeits.
Crediton Feb. 28th 1889. J. H.
If you want the best goodsat the lowest prices sem
PARKINSON'S STOOK.
To GEORGE SAarwear.n, ESQ.
DEAR See. -Life in its highest and
noblest sense,. consists not so much in
the thth gs wh e,h we possess, as in the
free and grateful use of our means, and
in that interchange of thought, feeling
and sentiment which tends to ennoble
and enrich all who come within its
reach. Realizing this, we the old em-
ployees of tlie•firm of Samwell & Pick-
ard, on your disassociating yourself
from the firm, after sixteen years of
successful business effort, beg to give
expression to our high estimate of your
worth and our deep sense of gratitude
for the countless evidences of hearty
good -will and sincere desire for our
indiridu:1 wolf,' which you heve
Ladies and Gentlelnens Under-Clothingat exceptional
Value. We are. determined to sell our Goods at right preen.
ZEVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN SSR
o old or trashy good. everything new, stylish and of the first
goods,
to0 it,
C s sell and� e
want
quality.1�1 'Goods
want you to examine our stock and compare prices with the
minty. No trouble to show goods, Buying and selling tfor
.. x �,
competition. Ulster Cloths and
�.
s �� e c o IVO dei' l~e�; tlt3 n.
�AST-I. <� 1 n �
Jersey Jackets very cheap.
FarmProduce taken at Market Prices.
Remember the glace fit's�t r north. of the Town Hell,
PARKINSON.J.
ITY IS THE T TFiT
Sat
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NORTIICOTT
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BREAD
NS.
CAKES Etc.,
Cari =ME=
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CI IKT.IM0
.very Description Made to Order.
J. 11. Northcutt,
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL.
root - ..
Meat 30 dad sale!
HARDWARE
Greenway,
Bnsm.-Last Sabbath,the wife of Mr.
Thos. Bullock, of a son.
Mr. Jas. Pollock sold his valuable
team Iast week to an Exeter buyer. '
Mr. John Beinger has taken the con-
ract of building a large bank barn for
Henry Shank.
A large number took . degrees in
Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 219 last meet-
ing. This lodge has not decided where
they will go to celebrate the 12th but
Exeter will be the plaee some will go.
Mr. I. A. Wilson, our merchant tailor
who liaedone business here fiery satis-
factory during the past three years
started for Wadsbury, Washington,last
Monday. He leaves a host of warm
friends.
Mr. Wilton, traveler for Bryce, Mc
Munich & Co,one of the oldest establish
ed dry good house of Toronto, spent all
last'Wednesdey boolcin e thespring or-
der for goods for. W. J. Wilson. The
Boston house is an old established place
where all kinds of good goods can be
bought by cash and prompt paying
customers,.
�� auntne
BISSl.Z`T
-AND-
TINWARE
OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION,
Out Saws, Ares and
Handles for 80
days only.
ROS
P. S. Owing to a change in the Firin we must have all
accounts settled either by Cash or Note.
Solicited.
Ceo, & Ed. Bissett, Props.
STS 1' AND READ I
There is a ashlar OH called
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IT IS MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
..A
�R o TORONTO,McOOLL ,
See that Barrels are branded with. the Trade Mark, LARDINE
If not, do not take it, as it is only spurious oil they
are offering- you so as to make more money
y
out of you.
FOR SALE BY
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