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Thumlay, January 9th 1890,
04,U; COUNC.lL,
Reeve, Dr, Rollins (ace), ,Deputy
Reeve, W. G. Bissett; Councillors, H,,
Sp uktnui, Jars Oke and D. A, Boss
The electors in selecting the above gen
tIe111Ci1 to r,:preSellt them for the cur-
rent year, paced tlient there for cer-
tain purposes: The electors gave no.
uncertain sound as to what those par,,
poses should be: , 4.1 the nomination
each one of the above announced his
platform, and we hope that when the
nest electionrolls around, they will be
able to face the electors a ndwill them that
they have carried out what they had
pledged themselves to do, For year
I890,Exeter with the above at its head,
should be stirring, new manufactories'
established, Electric Light and water -
work ork sconsidered, Sometime ago the
bard of trade agitated a cash market
for butter, eggs, poultry &c, but the
old council scouted the idea, add.
threw the petition aside. We now
have a new council, and we hope the
board of trade will again consider those
questions and submit them to
council and we know that they ' will
be rightly handled and. considered by
that body. - A twine factory was also
spoken off and we third: now is the time
to agitate Let every" resident
pace his shoulder to be the wheel and
assist the conncilto'carry out schemes.
for the welfare' of the village. We
await developements.
Clinton.
The Mullet District Orange Lodge
off,
will meet on Tuesday next, 14th inst.
Division Court was held here on. Sat-
urday last,His Honor Judge Doyle pre-
siding.
The London electors hoisted the by
lawfor granting a bonus of $25,000 to
W. Doherty &. Co,of this town.
At the regular meetin,� of Sheffield
Lodge No, 53 Sons of England B. S.
held in their hall on Thursday evening
Last, Bro. William Sanders, of Exeter,
D. D. G. M. paid an official visit and in-
stalled the officers. After the installa-
tion and business of the Lodge were dis•
Reused with, the brethren invited the
D. D. G. M. to the Commercial Hotel,
where they entertained hini to an ex-
cellent respect, after spending a few
'-'"haurs in song and speech the brethren
repaired to their several homes, being
well satisfied with their evenings en-
aoymi13- +l. foilovAng are the of-
hcerminstalIeshe current year:—
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PR. Bro. N Robs
WIP. Bro. T, Jacks.. Sr;
V. 1? , Bro. J. Howson;
Cha , Bro. H._Joyner ;
Treas. ,;Bro. N. Robson;
1st coni.` ro,.A. W. Carsla e;
2nd cog •o. S. Pike;
3rd cog. Br.. ' . Emerton;
4th cog'. Bro. ." ude;
5th com, Bro. W. obb;
6th cog, Bro. W. 1Vat.
Trustees—Bros S.Pike, H'. and
A. W. Carslake, F. G. Bro, B. reb
G. Bro, J Scruton, Surgeon, Pro. 3.
Reeve.
On Tuesd 4.2�f last week a grand
shooting cit 1S;A,: • eld here under
the anspis of the Chi 't.yt gun club.
A numb . from Exete were in
attendant¢ and did good • otin g
Mr. Jas. Vestcott securing •rot.
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Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 219, treat-
ed fast -Masted^ R. L. N1'tisoti to an oy-
ster supper at the resideeee of W. J,
11'ilsola o11 Nein Year's :'Eve, A Very
pleasant evening wes spent.
The Xmas entertainment held on
Wednesday in the Boston Methodist
church was: i decided suecess,and a very
enjoyable time WAS spent by the Sab
bath School children, Proceeds am
mounting to 8130,00.
MAnmED,-On Wednesday last, Jan.
1st, at the residence of the bride's fah
or, by the Rev, G. J, Kerr, assisted by
Rev. P. W, Jones, Mr. C. F, Kerr, of
Athens, to Miss. Jennie Wilson, delight-
or of J T. Wilson. A large number of
beautiful and costly presents showed
the esteem in which they were held.
At the annual meeting of the Boston
Methodist Sabbath School, the following
officers and teachers were elected:—tib.
J, Wilson, superintendent; R. Webb,
assistant; S. Foster, secretary; Albert
Wilson, assistant; 0. H. Wilson, jr.,
librarian; R. Hutehiuson, assistant;
Miss Brophy, organist; Miss Amelia
Brown and Mrs, H, Wicket, assistants,
Sol. Pollock, collector; Teachers, Mrs.
C. H, Wilson, Mrs. R. L. Wilson, A. M.
Wilson, Mrs. F. Nelson, Mr. John Sheritt:
0. H. Wilson, Richard 'Webb, A. M,
Wilson and Moses Mawson,
DEATHS.
CUDMORE, In Usborno, on -5th inst,.
aged 77 years and 11 months.
BIRTIkS.
MoCANrr. In Parkhill, on 31st ult., the
wife of Mr. M. McCann, of a son.
McPHnrzsoN.—On the 4th Inst, the wife
of Mr. Jas McPherson, Corbett of
a son.
BRYRTort—On 28th ult,,the wife of Geo
W Brynton, McGillivray, of a son.
YOUNG -On the 6th inst., the wife of
Mr. Daniel Young, Stephen, of a
daughter' '
1?IARRL•1•GES.
Coog—UPSHALL—On New Year's Day
by the Rev. Mr, Steel, of Kirkton
Mr. Enos Cook, of Yarmouth Cen-
ter, to Miss Lottie, second daugh-
ter Mr. Geo. Upshall, Esq., of Win-
chelsea,.
MOIR-TxoMpsoN:—On Jan. lst, at
residence of the brides brother, Mr,
W. W. Thompson, Cromarty, by
the Rev. P. Scott, Mr. Jas. Moir, of
Emiskillen, to Miss Becky Thomp
son, daughter of the late Waller
Thompson of McGillivray.
POTTER.—JOHNSTON—Cll Christmas
day, by the Rev- P. W. Jones, at
the residence of the bride's parents
Miss Mary Jane Johnston, to Mr.
Stephen Potter, all of ,McGillivray;
DuETIN-TAYLOR—On News Years clay
by Rev. P. W. Jones,at the resid:
ence of the bride's parents,. Stephen.
• Tp., Miss Rebecca, third dau„ her
of Mr. Robert Taylor, to Mr. Sam-
uel Duffin, of West :Nissouri.
KERR—WILSON—On New Years, at
the bride's parental home, tp. of
Stephen, Miss Jennie, daughter of
Mr. Jas. T. Wilson, to Mr. C. F.
Kerr, of Hastings, Co., by the Rev.
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Important Announ s ' ent
For
Uy. , ; ;;l S to select from.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR OLD
AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
SEE THE PREMIUUM LIST
ANNUAL BTmscnIPTIONS:
DAILY. WITNESS - - $3 00
WEEKLY - i $1 00
The NORTHERN MESSENGER, only, 3o cents
Per auuum, is the cheapest illustrated paper
in the world. Contains the Sunday School
essons, and has abundant of interesting:
formation for old and young. See the 'list.
remium.books for olrl and new subscrib
Greenway;
Mr', C. Holmes, sister and nephew are
vasiti ; g their friends in the village.
lid oseph .Foster and wife, of Sarnia
visite friends in this vicinity last week
Mr R. L. Wilson left last Monday for
13el1w Ile to resume his studies at Al,
belt elleg0until
some time Cin.
p
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Mips Sa1,lli'Poliook passed her "final
exam 1n Rion at the Goderieh Model
SehoPJ, and has been engaged to teach
neal Lucan.
A;in'cia;1 meeting for the electing of
eaffleers and teachers of the . Methodist
Sabbath school will he held this Thurs-
day evening, Jan. 9th,
At the annual school meeting in. No,
10; Mr. Wilson ;gleson was re-elected
Trustee; T, N. Nestor, Auditor.—School
commenced on Monday last,
Ile collies free,
John Do all st Son.
"Witness" ice,
M TREAL.
DISSo19111n of For
Notice is'bereb ` mA the partner-
ship heretofore existing between Robert N.
Rowe and Walter Andrews, as Furnithre.
Dealers and Undertakers, doing business in
the Village of Exeter, County of Huron, un-
der the name and Firm of Rowe and An-
drews, ha. is 1st day of January, A. D.,1800,
beefs dissol by mutual consent Robert. N
Rowe asstuni all liabilities of the late
firm, and all a otints due the .said firm
must be settled 'th the said Robert N .
Rowe at the old s, lid, on, or before the lst
lay of Vobruary,18
Bated thio 1st day January, 1890.
Witness S P.oneam'N. Rows
Signe
SANDERS WALTER ANDREWS
OUNGEd1ENT.
Raving leased the premises lately occupied
by Mr. John Brawn, I takethisopportunity
to inform the public that Ihave opened out
a Furniture and Undertaking establish-
ment. I will manufacture my own furniture
and guarantee it to be first-class, in every
particular. Prices cheaper than the cheap-
est. The undertaking department will re-
ceive my special attention. A. share of your
esteemed patronage solieitod. Remember" the
stand
, t5vo doors north of Town Hail, Exeter.
'Walt. Andrews,
The Federation confera,nce will open
at Melbourne on Eebuary 3rd, Dele-
gates will be present from all the Alas=
sralian colonies, New Zealand and the
Fiji Islands.
A NOVA SCOTIA N'S OPINION
Retort C. Woodman Dight', N. S., -writes ila.at
follows: --Enclosed find S1 for another largo
bottle of' Nasal. ' Balm. which: you willle: r
send me by first mail.. The. 'bottle I sent for
some time ago benefitted mo very much
more than any other pro --u .tion I svet tried.
kKio
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ours.
'4,13y/ iremmfrt rsn tinrw�lt`.Y. •Fen`s ' k "lig' :Y ! IYMe k §h1�S..t �t'+'c s , : s ,, i
� r " . ;dltRi"9'.rE-w.kd. M. •5AE } o t JR.
James N. }Toward, of Exeter, having purchased the above stock of $11.000
now offers at and below cost, to make room for Fresh Stock arriv-
ing, for Cash, all Plated Ware, Planes, Barb Wire, Etc.,
y down in Price.
Tust get the prices of the following lines:
,.M.,11 Iron, Horse Nails, Shoes, Bolts, Springs, etc.,
ZZanure Forks, Hay and all Harvest Tools.
Every description of Bent Stuff, Hubs. Rims, Trimmings;
Skates Acme, German and Roller Rink.
1Ni-ow Racer, Lance, Champion, Drag, Circular, Hand Saws,
aminers, Nails, Lining Paper, Tarred and Carpet Felts.
Oils, Cal, Water White, Linseed and 1VIachine, Varnishes, etc.
indow Glass, Colored, Double Thick, Diamond Star.
_ xes, Shingle, Lath, Broad, Bench, Clopping, etc.
R_ M Wanzer s Cookers below Cost.
drawing Room, Parlor and Cook Stoves and. Tinware Cheap.
CEDAR POST, RUSSEL FENCE STAKES ALWAYS ON HArID IN EXETER
OR IS TIIE BUSH.
W.H.
OMRa, iallDr
s
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---Our Stock consists of
Watches, Clocks, 'Jtialnut and Nickel
Alarms, solid Id Wedding ' ingc, Keep-
er Rings, Engagement Rings, Cern
Rings, solid gold Broaches Cuff But-
tons, Bracelets, Chains, Lockets, &c.
For the next GO days we purpose giving the Public the big-
gest chance to purchase Goods
x x x
x x x x x x x x :x + x
Fr7 DEB
+ = + = + = +
x =
+ = x
FOR SPOT GASB.
We don't say give us the first call, but we clo say, don't part
with your money until you see our stock and learn our prices.
Clocks and Watches cleaned and brought to time.
TJ02ASITTO .
F ]�
BOAR FOR SERVICE
The undersigned will keep for the improve-
ment of stock; on his farm, Lake Road,
a thoroughbred flerkslliro Boar. Terms 4.00
with privilege of returnin g.
THOMAS CHHING.
Estray Cattle.
Came into the premises of the subscribers,
Lots 15 and 16, etm. 29nd, Stephen Nov, 2811,
throeyearling steers and six yearling heifers
Owners can have diem by proving property
and paying e,tpenSes.
ADbti' k Dz13aAnDINE,
LEwIS GRATTodi, 5' Groenwdy, Ontario,
BISSETT BROS LIVERY.
First Class horses and Rigs.
SPECTAL RATES
WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN, ,
Orders left at Bissett Bros.' Hardware
Stere, will receive promptattention.
TERMS RE .. Y - i .
�SONABLI;,
A. TRIAL SOLICITED, -
BISSETT 13ROS
COWARD, Prou.
I
The famous heavy -bodied
Oil made only by
MIL BROS, Co'y., TORONTO
Use it once ana you will use no other.
McColl's Famous GYLINDER OIL
Is the finest in Canada fov engine cylinders.
.21.81= M'or
FOR SALE BY
O3 -ssett mos„
EXE'TE'R, ONT.
We•
will start a great knock out Sale
®'
T1iursay,
And continue the same for 40 clays, and will offer a large
stock of
Stoves, Tinware, Axes, cross
cut Saws, Lamps and Lamp
Goods, for cash only, at prices that will
knock Bankrupt rates into a cocked
hat. This is no bombast but actual facts.
A call is only necessary to ' convince. Agents
for the Raymond Sewing Machine.
P., All co be settled
S accounts mustby Lash or by Note be-
fore FEBRUARY 1ST 1890.
BISSETT T BROS