The Exeter Times, 1886-1-7, Page 4Clem's? seport of $he Treasurer wee re -
&I. The coilecter having Etoiehod shie
k, it Watt motted by .7, Pickard, Se0041Cted
W. Biesett, that his sureties be released.
'arried. Moved by J. piokard, seeoaded
• (1, Dyer, that the hearty thanka of
onneil, being due, are hereby tendered
Harely, our retiring reeve, for his pest
eau& efficient eervices daring the
ears be has presided over this Cenet•
Tied. The Csosnoll then adjourned.
Eacaxwe, Clerk.
Elm ter
TEURSD, Y, JANUARY 7th, 1888
TEN CEN9gS Porline tor tratinsertion, and
FOUR °ewes per line for each subsequent in
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this column.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SPZELA.L OFVER.
To give our readers an opportunity of se-
euring a good local paper and an unequalled
agricultural and liye stock journal, we offer
the Terries and Canada Live Stack Journal
for 1886, for e1.75.
?erotica.
The annual meeting of the Stephen and
Usboine Branch Agrienlinral Society, will
be held at Hawkshew's Hotel Exeter. on
January 14th, 1886, for the election of
officers and the receiving of the Directors'
report.
Amax. Dena, SECY.
Conservatives, Attention,
The annual meeting of the Liberal -Con-
servative Associatiou of Exeter will be held
in Fanson's Hall on Monday eveniee, Janu-
ary lith, at 7.30 p. me for the election of
officers and other importautbusiness. Every
Conservative it town is invited and urged
to attend.
M. EACRETT, J. A. BOLLINS,
Sem °tarp. President.
NOTES LOST. -Alt parties are hereby cau-
tioned against negotiating the following
notes : one drawn by Wm. Rowe, for 853.80;
the other for 820, drawn by Wm. Lammie
(both in favor of Bissett Bros.,) as payment
of the same has been stopped.
BISWETT BROS.
Accident.
On Friday,last while Herbert, a six-year.
old son of Mr. N. J. -Clark, of this place, was
amusing himself about a straw cutter while
in operation, he accidentally got his hand
caught in the machine, and bad several
fingers severely raaegled.
Co. Engineer,
Mr. L. Hardy, we understand, will be an
applicant for the position of county engineer
for this year. Mr. Hardy is the right man
for the position. and will very probably be
appointed. He is the best qualified man in
tae eounty, having had. long experiences in
ridge -building.
Sanders vs. Westcott.
On Saturday last a shooting match be-
tween RobtSanders and Jas. Weeteottt, of
Exeter, took place for the Exeter Gun Club
xnedal, held for some time by Mr. Sanders.
The score stood as follows :
Sanders 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0-6.
-Westoott 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1-7.
Westcott now holds the medal and
'ell have to win it three times in succession
before it becomes his property.
New 'Years Eve,
The last evening of the old year was spent
in various ways here, The roller rink was
crowded, and after that enjoyment was at an
end several fights ensued on the street, but
were brought to a speedy termination by the
appearance of County Constable Gill. A ball
and supper were given by the proprietor of
the Lorne Hotel, at which a great many were
present. There was no prayer service in
any ef the churches, a very unusual emir-
renee indeed.
4 Backward Decline.
On Saturday last Mr. john Gill and a
friend of his met with a:little mishap which
might/at/ye been very serious in its cense-
queneee. The two were driving leisurely
along, when Mr. G's. friend observed that
the robe was hanging out and placed his feet
on the ,dashboard to tuck it in, Hie weight
against the lazy back caused the seat to give
way, (alio wing the two gentlemen to fell
baekwardto the greund. Mr. Gill and friend
were both stunned by the fall, but managed
to prevent the horse from escaping.' Both
gentlemen carry marks which testify to the
severity of the fall. We hope their bruises
evill rapidly heal,
—
Waylaid.
Miss L. R. Wier and Miss G. Willie, of
this place, were walking along the. railway
track south of Centralia, having got off the
traM to walk to a friend's two or three miles
distant, on Tuesday evening of last week,
educe it young "tough" passed them and then
turried and confronted them and demanded
two dollars from th0731. Mi, Wier, being
poseessed of considerable presence of mind
and courage, shook tier fist at him and
threatened to "knock his brains on*" if he
laid hands on her, but he immediately grab-
bed her by the throat with one band and by
the arm with the other, and held her until
she gave him 65c. After gemming the
money he hurriedly went his way, and. as
there wee no person living near; tbe ruffian
escaped without being canght. Mies Wier
was not knocked down nor did she lose anys
thing but the amount we have mentioned,
The "newsy" dailies weds mistaken in this
partidular. ,4
--eet
Village commit.
COUra mot perstidise,to adjournment at
the market hoests otetife 30th of Dec, All
numbers present except ear. Joints. The
reieates of the previews meeting Were reed
and confirmed, Moyee by 3. Pickard, sees
°tided by A, G. Dyer, that °Mere be granted
ter the following Amounts: M. Eecrett, $82,60
'lletlanee of salary, postage, et.; Jae. Creech,
1)1.86 for postage and extra work; John Me-
Denell, 853., salaty; Geo. Eacrett, $21.25,
italary arid peat:tee; Rowsell & •Huteleinson,
42.39, Blank forms ; Jolter Goeld, $2170, for fett
1
Intxtber ; S. eft S. Otanialce, $03.66, lumbar ; T
Jae Dignad, 46.65, tor ircele; Thos. Masan. se
$2.25, cedar posts; Deana Beate, 2 livery P
biro ; TArmt. Treble, $12, moving engine ' t
home; las. Down, 8%, repairing She* plOrtif S
&co' Tie* ateebett, ft97.05, indebtedeees; Tp„ Is,
Vsborue in19 ittiebteddeee.-Carried The 4
. A. 111000m:tell and family, of the
of Delaware, wore visiting at Mr.
end's, of 'Exeter, It reek, We were
pleased to see our old friend looking no kutho
and hearty.-efree W, Hodgson, of Totoato,
is visiting feienda la tome -Messrs, J.
Weekes, D. Davis and 8, Sweet sailed for
home on Mouday.
Breves -ties,
Ur. 3, N. Hooper has sold his Clear Gr
driving colt to Snell . White for a good Su
Read D. W. Dulinagees chauge of adye
tisement. He is making big reductions.
The hotels we open on election day
the first time for many years.
'All the popular patent medioines of th
day sold at Searlett'e drug.store.
Several shooting matches have ocourre
here recently.
A. number of fine cattle were ahippe
from here on Monday.
Diamond dyes and dye stuffs at Scarlett
drug store.
Soma interesting news from Kirkton un
avoidably crowded out this week. Willa
pear next week.
There is soarcely a vacant house in town
a fact which speaks well for Exeter. A gre
matey residences will be built next summer
Tooth brushes,. hair brushes cloth
brushes, combs, fancy soaps and, all toil
requisites at Searlett's drug sture.
Monday last was an exciting day ite town
although the weather was rather disagree
able.
We publish elsewhere the names of th
scholars who have passed their Christma
exarainations.
Some people like oysters on the half shell
others quail on toast; but we prefer a year'
subscription for the Tines.
Our carrier tenders his most hearty thank
to patrons of the TIMER who kindly remem
bared him.
If you are not afraid or the results of that
cough and cold you ought to be. "PECToRIA'
will thoroughly euro you. Sold everywhere;
25 cents.
Tint Goderich Star says "Rey T. M
Campbell has been invited by the Exeter
Methodists to become their pastor at the
close of his term here."
The proof of the -pudding is in the eating
of it. Buy youe drugs and chemicals a
Soerlett's drug store. They are new, reli
able and cheap.
Conservatives, remember the meeting o
the Conservative Association in Fanson's
Hall next Monday evening and be sure to
attend.
Day Books, Joaruals, Ledgers and all
kinds of blank books, also full line of stat-
tionery at Central Drug Store. O. LUTZ,
proprietor.
We are informed that a portion of the
goods etoleu from the residence of Andrew
/eIcLean. of Kippen, have been returned to
the owner.
Thb public school opens this morning af-
ter Christmas holidays, and the attendants
willdoubtless begin their studies with re-
newed vigor., .
Da. CARSON'S STOMACH BITTERS cure
the worst forms of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and all bilious complaints. Large bottle 50
oents. Go to your druggist and get a bottle.
• Owing to some trouble between the Do-
minien Customs Depertment and the Pab-
lishers of Ayer's Almanac, the latter delect-
able publication will not be furnished to
Canada!or 1886.
About two hundred enjoyed a skate on the
steal, on the mill pond, New Years day. The
pond, which is large, was completely ,frozen
over, and the ice was of the very best quali-
ty, eing very smooth and glossy.
The monthly eneeting of the Band of
Hope will be held to -morrow (Friday) even•
ing, in the basement of the Maln-st Metho-
dist Church. There is a good programme
provided for the meeting.
We understand that Mr. J N. Hooper bas
purchased the lots an rear oF,the Times of-
fice, and intends, we believe, erecting an
office on James -street for Dr. L. L. Hooper,
who will return from Edinborougla in Feb.
Another contest foe the Gun Club medal
ook place on Tuesday between W. J. Bis-
ett and Jas. Westcott, at five birds each.
he match resulted in a tie, leaving Mr.
Westcott still the holder of the medal,
There are several youths who make a
raetice of yelling and whooping ton the
treats on Sabbath evenings. The authori-
les should see that such nuisances are put
own.
In many places throughout the country
torekeapere have decided to close their
lacestof business at 6 o'clock p, m. from
anuazy let to April 1st, 1886. Conld not
he business men of Exeter de likewise ?
We have received from the London Free
rens its annual calendar, which for beauty
1 design and good workmanship excels any
hey have previously issued. In fact it is
e handsomest we have as yet this year
en.
A farmer friend says that a CONV oan be
ured of kicking by catching ttold of her leg
bile in the act. Just so ; and a bee can
e cured of stinging by catching hold of its
ing while in the act. Try 'elm both ; it'e
it
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heaps of fun.
A fightsoecurred on New Years eve on one
of our prominent streete, just because one
fellow called another a liar. Neyer cell a
large, strong, sinewy /cheer a liar. If you
are quite positive he ie 4t liar, hire another
to break the news to him.
The "weather propliete" all say now, that
we have had the coldest part of out winter.
For the last week or so we Kaye had very
mild weather, and elle is inclitsed to believe
that the worst of the winter is past, although
at the time of Writing it is somewhat colder
than it has been, mid the "beautiful" is fall-
ing thiek end fast,
Anybody whoevishes to take peep at
another world than tears bag only to look at
the planet Ventts, which shines brilliently isa
the semisweet after sundown. Venlig is
nearly *ho same size as the earth, and es-
tronemere think it may possibly hear *0e not
altogether unlike that upon the !Airtime of our
oitn planet.
Last week we published the list of pupils
who passed tbe High School entrence extern-
netion. The few of the Exeter peblid tame!.
pupils who Wrote Were eery young, and it
was not etpected that any of thoM wottld
pats, but tvto suecoedod 'nosing. There
are ether pupils in the aohol who Ore welt
up, bet they did tot care to write.
There have bean 48 births 14 marriages
A 10 deaths registeeecl Exeter *01885.
be ceettee deeth Were as follewe Coe.
/illation: 5 Old age and general (lastly, 3;
netamentra 3; /titositiem, and one cath of
be following Ceueulsione, Cancer, Bonin
ofteeieg, Inilentreatioh of Liver, uris
Pewit, Pao*. fever, Average ago at death,
'1yeare.
On Monday *Teeing last the oltowleg ofe
AIM, Wore eleote4 to ervo in the Exeter
Drriston, Sone of Temperance, for the ensu-
ing Vertex' W. P., J. P. Clarke; W. .k.”
jetsam Gould ; It, 8, W. Gundy; A. R. 8.,
Icia Genie ; F, S„ Ed. Harwood ; Chap,
Geo, Thomas ; Treats., R. Croaker ; Cote,
W. Follene ; Asst Edit G.ul4 1. Ele
Berbera Hornet 0. 8, *bete Sweet; Organ.
he, Emma female.
An Important change has boa made in
the last school bill, effeoting the tenure
oleo of school trustees u ineerleomtect
leges and towns not divided into wards, In
future trustees for these divisions shall be
eleoted for two years, not for three yeare, as
hitherto. The mode of determining the re.
ttrement of the two trusteed who would, nn.
der the former taw hetet served a Third year,
*hall be to deadby lot which shall retire,
eo that the new Board will consist of these
newly -elected trusters, together with the
two who are serving a second year end one
of tits trustees elected for a third year.
Shooting Match.
On New Years day a shooting eon.
teat took place here between ten men
of each side, headed by Messrs Sb
and Handford, respeotivoly, and re-
eulting in favor of Handford by 2
birds, as follows
sanzae: •
Sheere-1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-2
• Bissett T-1 00 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-4
Bissett A-1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1-4
Sanders R-0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1-5
Heywood J-0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1-6
Vesper G-1 0 1 11 1 0 1 0 1.-7
Willis John -CI 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Bissett D-0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-3
Oke das-1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1-4
MoPhersou-0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1-5
Curtin P-1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1-1
Total 48
IIANDFORD.
Handford -1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-6
Westcott Jas -0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1-7
Sweet T-0 111100 001-5
Bissett Jas -1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0-4
Sweet Dr -1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1-8
Elliott R-0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1. 0. 1-6
Hurdeu--0 0 1 0 0 1 0 01 0-3
Page .7-0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-2
Walters 3-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-3
Emend L-0 1 01 01 1 0 0 0-4
Jaynes 3-0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0-4
Total 5e
Each shot at ten birds, the range
being twenty-one yards. 1t. will bet
scan that Dr Sweet did some Clever
stiootiug.
The Elections.
The excitereent in Exeter on Mon-
day was intellect, each candidate doing;
his utmost to gain a sent at the Board.
Tho contest for reeveship was very;
keen, while that for slepuoy reeveship
was not so exciting. For counolllors,i
there were several close calls, and
the successful oandidates succeeded
only by small majorities, save Mr. J.
Piokard, who headed the polls. Fol-
lowing are the candidates and number
of votes recorded for each :-- •
•
SERVO.
Renton, ...............187
240
nxiurr-nnEva.
Bissett, 261
1V1oCallum • 187
COUNCILLORS.
Dyer,. . 170
-Hoskin 212
Johns__ 195
Pickard... 227
Swenerlon 193
Consequently the Board •for 1886,
ooneiets of :-Dr. Rollins, reeve ; De-
puty -reeve, W. G. Bissett;eCouncil-
lors, Jas. Pickard, D. Johns, and W.
Hoskin, the latter representing the
north end.
BAYFIRLD-116017e, EMU ; Council-
lors-?ollock, Wild, Bailey, Connor.
BLYTH-Reeve, Kelly ; Councillors
Hamilton, Bowdin, Hymonds, Mc-
Kinnon
Bitussans-Reeve, Rogers ; Council -
lore, Wyun, Vanatone, Baeker, and
Kerr
BIDDULPII—Reeve, W D Stanley ;
Deputy -Reeve, 0 0 Hodgins ; Conn•
°More, P Detvan, Frank Davis and
W Hooper. All by acclamation.
CUD/TM( -Mayor , Dr •Williame ;
;
Reeve and Deputy were elected by ac-
clamation Counoillors, Cooper Man.
ning, Doherty, Fitzsimmons, Jack-
son and McKenzie
Gongarcn-Mayor, 11 Horton ;
ROOFS, Fred Johnston ; Deputy -reeve
M G Cameron; 0.suncillors, Dunlop,
Jordon. Butler, Acheson, Colborne,
Ball, MeEveen, Jos Reid, Lee, Bing
ham, Hamber, Murney and B Thomp-
son •
The vote on the proposed water-
works, electric light and agricultural
park was largely in favor of these
sob eines
Ilmsitirr--Reeve, Sandy MOLITOR ;
Deputy -Reeve, 'Dios Ryan ; Coun•
cillors--Jal Morris, John Jefferson,
and Robt Barber
Ha.V.-In this township there was
o sharp contestifor reevealnip between
Meagre, Bennie and Happel, but the
electors decided in favor of Mr. S,
Rennie by a majority of 17. Dr.
Buchannan, a very popular and clever
Mats, is the retiring reeve. The run
for deputy-reeveship was exciting itna•
Mr. 3, C. Kalbileisoh won 'the day'.
MessrsSurerus, McEwen an cl Hey
rock were elected councillors
Ltroasr-Reeve, Ellwood'; Nunmilers,
milers, Shaver, Goodaere, Tenerit
and Wray
MoGinnivitav--Riteve, Taylor ; De.
poy, Patching.; 2a4 Deputy, Brad -
toy ; :CounoilInen, Glibeou and Cort
bett.
• STARLRY-aemre, Torrance Deputy
Campbell; T1;0148013,
Clark and 1%0.
Sy Itfamcs•-•Nlr. itios, 6 ,4ttra (b7
„,
acclamation) • Cotinolllare, T elefette
Tho e T Smith, James. Guest, J
Fi Mathiescet, D, E Wilson, N
Cosgreve, D S Rupert, John Grant,
and 0 J White
Srsomist,-Reeve, J. Rate ; lst de -
linty, H. ROW ; 2nd deputy, 0, Bit-
bor. By Reclamation. For Couneil.
lora &fetters. D. French and P. Cough.
lin were the successful in a field of
five.
SHAFORTR--11/8.yor, Dr Coleman;
Bee, D D Wilson; DePntY, Jae
Beattie ; Councillors -Cliff; Pairley,
Scott, T Smith, W L Smith, Haw.
shw, Stewart, Etenderson, Dorsey
and Wileon. W Hawkshaw, a former
resident of Exeter 11eaded the polls
USBORM13.-T, M. Kay, reeve by a
majority of 98 over McInnis ; There
was a (mutest for Councillor in S. E.
Ward, between 3. Shier and W. Tay -
tor, ;resulting in the return o! Mr.
Shier by a majority of 65. Mesare.
Halls, Homey and Hackney were
elected by acclamation.
WAWAN0811 (west) -Reeve, Girvin ;
Deputy, Durnin ; Conneiliors-L,ex•
halt, Gibson, Todd
Ms:Quasi-Mayor, J Neelands, and
Reeve and Councillors were aimed by
acclamation ; Deputy, Walter Scott.
BORN.
Banamett.-At Grand Bend, an the 23rd
ult., the wife of Joseph Brenner, of a son,
MOPHERSON,-At Corbett, on the 26th ult.,
the wife of James McPherson. of a SOIL
LANGFORD.-IU Granton, on the 3rd Met.,
the wife of Mr. Nelson Langford, ef a
daughter.
MARRIED.
VIPoND-PAY.X.E.-On the 23rd ult., at the
residence of Mr. John Fanson, uncle of
the bride, by the Rey, Jas. 'Seale, Mr.
John Vipond, of Hibbei t, to Miss Mary
Payne, of Fullartot.
Leen -Moosin.-In Fullerton, on the 23e1
ult., et the residence of the late Richard
Moore, by the Rev. Mr. leeetle, Mr. Wra.
Lobb, af Holmesville, to Miss Annie Luella
Moore, of Fullerton,
Weracoar-leaeoxe.-At the residence of the
bride's father, on the 30th ult,, by the Rev.
• James Hestia, Mr. Chas. Vealkom, of Ful -
'tartan, to Miss Eliza Brooks, of Hibbert,
MOGERT-LAMON'T.--At the residence of the
bride's father, on the 28th ult., by Rev. P.
Scott, Mr. Archibald floclgert, of Vsborne,
to Annie, second daughter of Mr. Malcolm
Lamout, of Hibbert,
STACET--McLAREN.---At the residence of the
bride's father, on the 30th ult., by the
Rev. P. Scott, Mr. John Stacey, to Claris-
• tints, youngest daughter of Alex, McLaren
Esq., Reeve, all of Hibbert,
PLENVES-MOODY.-In Stanley, on the 30th
ult., at the residence of the bride's father,
by Rev. Mr. Acheson, Mr, William Thomas
Plewes, to Ann, fourth daughter of James
• Moody, Esq., all of Stanley.
MeLaceleee--Hoctoeneree-At the residence of
the Inicle's niother, on the 23rd ult., by
Rev. P. Scott, Mr. Peter McLachlan, to
Beth; youngest daughter of the late John
Hoggarth, all of Hibbert.
Teereen-Bowaeeree.-At the residence of
the bride's father, on the 30th ult., by the
R. Y. Thompson, 13. D., Mr. Geo. Taylor,
of Lcirdsburgh, Dakota, to Clarlinda, second
daughter of Mr. Icbabod Bowerman, of
Usborne.
MCTAGOART-FAIRBAIRN.-43 the residence
of the bride's father, on the 31st ult., by
' Rev. R. Y. Thompson, B. D., Mr. Edward
McTaggart, of Hay, to Jessie, third clangh.
, ter of Mr. Elliott Faireairn, of Tucker-
• smith.
Dualt-Cete.-At the Methodist parsonage,
Monsen, on the 31st ult., by Bev. J. Ball,
• Mr. Wm. C. Dayman, of Tuciceremithe to
• Miss Selah Oke, of Usborne.
Treeanx-Seurere.-At the residence ofthe
bride's mother, Maple Grove, Hullett, 00
Dec. 30th, by Rev. W. W. Sperling, Mr.
W. P. Tiplacty, of the base line, Goderich
township, to Hattie, second daughter of
the late John Shipley.
BAITII-CALE/cE.-In the Methodist church,
Holmesville, on Dec. 30th, by Rev. C.
Birks, Mr. Jas. Raitheof Hensall, to Mies
Eleanor, second danghter of Mr, 3. Cal.
• hick.
DIED.
GLIDDON.-In Fullerton, at Wm. Nether.
oott', on the 25th ult„ Mary Glidden,
aged 81 years and 6 months.
berme -In Seaforth, on the 26th ult., Effie,
third eldest daughter of Professor Jones,
aged 17 rears,
SALE REGISTER.
FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1886. --Farm Stock, Im-
plements, ere., the property of Jas. Gullett,
lot 14, non. 4, Usborne. Sale at 12 o'clock
moon. John Gill, auctioneer.
T ntinseax, Jen. 7. -Farm stock, implements
&c., the property of Philip Laing, lot 20,
eon. 8, Stephen, sale at one o'cloek sharp.
Jno. Gill, cue.
re. .etarsze=ratamosmagestemamezegut,
• MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected at5 o'clock p Wednesday.
MALL 1V1113.61,
• malt (Nee a i0 75 to 0 76
, ti 80 to.0 83
White Wheat New „„ ... 060 to 0 85
Red WheatNew .. ..• -.. 0 80 to 0 83
PRZNO WINAT
rite (noW) 0 50 to 0 70
eerie y 0 60 Ed 0 65
Oats 0 28 to 0 29
Clover Seed ... 600 to 6 25
Tineothy •. ,.. 1 25 co 2 00,
Peat 0 59 to 0 56
Corn ... ... 0 58 to 0 60
Eggs 0 le to a 15
BrIttei C 10 to 0 14
Pleat' perbbl „;: ... 6 boto$55
Potatods,per bag 0 CD to 0 00
Atipiceaper bag ,e, 0 4010 0 50
pried A.pplespr b ... 0 04 to 0 00
00080 per lb. •... 0 06 to 0 00
Turkey per ib ,..• 0 OS to 0 08
ritike 1)er pr ... 4e to e 60
°Mekong per pr 0 25 td 4 40
illoreeitessedpee100'- ... 4 55 be 00
tte41 3500 to 600
nelesroulag, .,„ .,. 6 00 10 6 00
't (imaged 6 00 to 7 00
8boopeklmeettels '
0 50 10 0 67-
Callakins50 ee 0 70
Woolpot lb ... .e ,,,, 0 •le to 018
Hereon/se " i300 to 9. 0°
Onions eetbueti50 to • 0 75
... •
\Voodoos, eoret e, 2 60 to g eta
OSAUSETEtt
Vail Whoa' per lah 0 80 to 0 63
sorter; .0 ...0 50 SO 0 80
Earley (beight) „, 0 55 to 0 75
3.arleMeeding1 ... 4., 0 40 to 6 46
White Oats, 028 to 0 81
Black 0015 e. 0 of to 0 e3
pp .s per , .., 1 00 to 1 00
otatooe oor bh „., 0 66 to 6 70
C
Exeter, On
GROCERIES, D
BOOTS AND
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GENERAL
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Our Goods and Gro,,..lties are warranted
est
ity and Lates4...Sfyies. Families in the village ndSui;
ing cirati`y can rely on Good Value for their mo
4rticles delivered promptly at your homes, in the Village
desired.
A Trial Respectfully Solicited
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IERRI CIIIIISTO TO,
R IIICKS
Believing that we are about bo experience a holiday season
of unusual activity, and anticipating that a general
and wide -spread observance of Xmas and the
holiday will bring With it a general demand
for
GIFTS OF EVERY DE RIPTION
R. HICKS has a fine stock to meet the demand consist.
ing of
WATCHES, CLdOKS, JEWELLERY,
SILVERWARE, KNIVES,
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Thanking you for favors during the two
have been in Exeter, and would solicit a con
same. A liberal discount given during the
Stand opposite Jas. Pickard's, Main. st.,
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" HELLO " FOR CH
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AND DON'T YOU FORGET
That G. A HYNDMAN has a Fresh Stock of
Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates, Oranges,
Lemons, Teas, Coffees, Pipes,
Biscuits, Confectionery.
These Goods are All Select and Fresh for t
X -Mas Trade.
ta: Don't forget to give us a call before buying.
Oysters in Every Style.
G. A. ITYN_DMA.N , n1136°14'8 90k.
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Goods delivered at once.
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About TWO HUNDRED good customersat the NEW
CARRIAGE SHOP, Exeter.
, The undersigned begs to intimate to the •residents of
txoter and surrounding.countr:v, that he has fitted up for
Carriage mi Making Purpose
The buildings lying immediately south of l\IR. PARSONS"
Blacksmith Shop, Main-st., and ha-ving stocked the 'same
with suitable material for the construction of Carriage 'and!
Sleigh work, ,we thoyelore solicit a liberal share of your es-
teepaed patronage. •
ttepairing Eprornptly and 7ptopev1y done at,
Satisfactory Pices.
• Yours truly,
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