The Exeter Times, 1890-1-30, Page 5t.vprC�!itz'
DISTRICT DOINGS. 1 It Is the intention to erecta new
Wetleitest Current News Throughout the Episcopal church at Winghatn.
District, Ur. Wm. Scales and Mies Jennie
Tramps are plentiful in Parkhill. Spoon of 1 arisbtll, were married recent
A cheese factory is to be established lit,
in Parkin11, Mr. A. Adams of Thedtord, fell into
Mr. Lee of Brinaley, lost his youngest a limekiln last, week and wan badly
son by death last week, hurt,
La grippe, measles and diphtheria Mr I. Service of 'Tedford, died last
are prevalent in litytb. week and was buried by the Salvation
Army,
Mre, Sames Kite of Seaforth, died Mr. Francis Bolton of Clinton, school
last week of consumption. teacher, to dead, aged 29 years. He
Mr, David Derma of McKillop, died waa formerly a resident of Godernch.
last week of iullammation of the bowels Mr. David Glidden of Fullerton, did
air. Thos. MoLegd and Miss Mary some plowing on the 20th inst. liow
Feeney of Staffa, were married last is that for a Canadian winter?
week.
On Friday of last week Mr. W. J ,n A young man, eon of Mrs. J. $truth,
son of riddul pressed kwn . aged i ers of Clinton, died somewhat unsex-
son
p y g pettedly on Sunday, from pressure on
years. the brain.
, Mr. Thomas Tallon of Bait Nissouri, A man was arrested in New fork
et -on Wednesday of last week, aged charged with drunkenness,who said, he
4- ears. was a Roman Cet.holio preset steationed
Miss Anna McIntosh of Brucefield, at Parkhill,
died in London last week after a linger Andrew Sebario of Guelph, aged 12
Mg illness. years, son of Michael Sabario. was out
nen Eliza Doherty of Biytb, passed with game companions on Sunday last
away to leer rest Wednesday at the age ehaeing squirrels. Young Sehano
or H years, climbed a tree after a squirrel, and ate
Ailsa Minnie Laura and ter, statute "identelly fell to the ground. Be was
McIntosh of Corkin, were joined Logeth carried home unconsotaua and expired
er as Man and wife last week. next day
W. A. pial♦dward, formerly or Wood.
When the Grand Trunk train from
stock. was frozen to death while out Sinaardine was comm intoWinghatn
iit;ntingIn Wyoming Territory, atation Thursday morntngitstruclrand
A young horse belonging to George
killed an old man named Stolle, whose
Loohart of M.MeKil op, brake eta leg while duty it was to watch the orosaing. Ile
was sltavelling snow from the rails and
running in the yard. and had to be
it is supposed he thought iritnseix out
shat,
of the reach of tho train,
'the farmers of Uullet, Fullerton and
Logan are talking of erecting a. large Phe. large steam whistle to be used
at the Lucknow waterworks, cul a gift
Souring miff near Lh0 G. 'l, li. 8 -- a to the council by Muslim, McQuittau,
in Jlitehell, the contractors, arrived there on
A paper to be called The Bee is to Wednesday, sad has been attached to
be published at Ai Wood by Mr, R. S. the boiler" Itis a very large one, of
T'elton of Blyth. We wish our cotton. the locomotive pattern. and itis claims
success. ed it can be heard about six miles
Wm. Bisbop has sold his 201) acte away.
farm in Grey township to Douglas Fer. Christopher Farmer, a brakeman
gu-on of 1 seawater, son at James Fer. employed an the G,T.R., was killed in
guson of Grey, 'for $8.(lf)0. the yard at Stratford last Saturday
k 1' 1 he
"lifers died at Gatlerich, at the reel- night. 'While adjusting a coupling
deuce of the son. Chas. A., on Sund-.ty was struck on the bead by a pro ecttng
week, an old and reapeote,e rea.dent in timber, and falling beneath the wbeels
the Berson of John Nairn, sr. was instantly killed. Deceased had
air Stephen lvwin of Dungannon only been merriee five months. 'rhe
was killed by being thrown from his remaina were taken to Sarnia on diose
buggy on Wedneaday evening, Ile was day. An mnq•rest will be hold,
4 found dead lyine at his own gate. At a recent meeting of the South
A farmer says, that the mice pre Huron Agl, Society the following ofli-
over runnrne the orchards dust noir, cera and directors were cleated tor the
and when the snow tails, thousands of current year: ---Thomas Russel Pre'si-
trees will be destroyed. Prepare 1 dent, Leonard hunter first Vice, Hugh
The village of Lucknow, on lMonday., aleCerty second Vice, Directors --.lien
had a test of the new waterworks, 00Mo and ry Beacom Goderioh. Township, John
Murdock Stnnley, Robert McAllister
now claims the best fire fighting facile Hay, ,loon Willis Stephen. ,las.Pickard
ties of any village in the Dominion, Exeter, Wm. Kydd Tfehorne, Alex'd
A vntuabie $v. Marys Newfoundland Ross Bracefteld, 1`. F Coleman Sea -
dog strolled Into a drug store lest week forth. John Ki'ohen, Stanley, was ap-
and took a piece of chess which had pointed the extra director.
strvrhnine on it and flied from the et- •Our exchanges tell u$ that a fraud is
'� being perpetrated upon the school
ie. C. Rogers, general merehant of' sections east. An agent comes along
Brussels, who failed some weeks ago, soliciting orders for charts and other
has effected a compromise at 55 cents .chooi apparatus, amounting to $35,
in the dollar in 3, 6, 9 and 12 months, Ind forges the name of the Secretary
secured by a relative. .r some other member of the board.
A young boy named Cook (son of le then visits the other members, who
Mrs f ere, late of 011nton) lost three *Aug the name of one of their number
fin,,y .v days since by having them already attached to the order, do not
cnug,, #r the clog wheels of a mill he tesitate to place their signatures . to
was working in at Brandon, Man the order. The agent represents that
air. Stoneham of the Dotherty organ the county will pay for these nacos-
of
factory, Clinton, spirt hie thumb badly pill find they hareies but ins to foot e time the bill. section
with a saw one day last week. This is
say beware, and look out for the 'bar -
the first accident to himself in an ex -
per, for such he is.
perienoe of thirty-five years,
Joseph Reid of Parkhill, was shot in
the leg by Joseph Whim') while trying
to gain admission to the latter's house.
No arrests have been made, the pope.
lar I -eating being that Reid deserved
what he got.
Mr. Enoch. Murphy, at one time em-
ployed on the London police force,
died at the hospital in that city on
Sunday morning of consumption. Mr.
Murphy was formerly a resident of Rib
bert township.
Mr. H. Bee employed in Shoults'
warehouse, is laid up with a severe at-
tack of neuralgia. He left for his home
in Exeter on Monday. Mr. W.Swiner
ton of Exeter is relieving him here.—
Parkhill Review.
Mr. S. Sloan of Goderich, found t •
his surprise the other day that his
position as License Commissioner dis-
qualided him from sitting as a Town
Councillor, and handers in his resigna-
tion before the first meeting of the new
council.
A young man named Smith and
another named Black were before His
Worship the Mayor of Goderiob, last
week, alleged with disturbing the For-
mers' Institute meeting on Friday
evening. They were fined 50 dents and
eonts or eight days in jail.
At a hieeting held at 81. Thomas on
Saturday afternoon of the gentlemen
intereet,;,1 in the supposed coal mine
at L mace Station, it was decided to
• t%t resume the test of the mine, to
de ermine if coal can be found, and if
found, If it is in.payine quantities.
Mr. John Whelan of Luc"gin, met with
a serious accident the other evening.
His horse attached to a buggy ran
away and threw him out, whereby he
received a severe c It in the head, end
it was several hours before he recover.
ed consciousness. .The buggy wag,
smashed.
We see by our exchanges that the
farmers in all parts ofthe country are
preparing to go mo -e entensively into
cheese making next summer than ever
before. When farmers experienced 1n
this particular adopt this course, those
in this vicinity need not hesitate to do
likewise.
A man named Pugsley, who a few
months ago rented Mrs. Brown's farm
on the Huron .Road was arrested on
Saturday charged wish fraudulent deal
•ings in other parts of the country. On
Monday he left Fort Erie in charge of
an officer from that section and con-
stable Yule of Goderich. He has stnee
returned end ,t looks as if he was a
victim of false arrest. It is said that
he intends to take proceedings agatnst
the parties concerned in his arrest.
r',li?dro11 Cry fill° 'itclier"s Nastorik
progress made during the past year :
1888 1889 Iricree
Teachers and of5cere on roll 283 313 30
Scholars on roll - - 8702 2643 $1
Average attendance scholars 1888 1881 1
No. of scholars woo beoamo
members of church s 98 116 18
Total amt raised in S S $959 07 81126 81 $16774
Total amount contributed by
schools for,ohemes pf the
church - $37190 $416 40 $41 50
The committee recommended that Pres.
bytery would recommend all officers and
teachers to take a lively interest iu the
county and local Sabbath School Associa-
tions, with a view of keeping tkemeeivee in•
formed in Sabbath Sohool matters, and in
torch with Sabbath Sohool workerii gener-
ally,
An interesting and profitable conference
on Sabbath School work was held in the
evening, commencing M 7.30. M. Tames
Mitohell of Goderioh, spoke upon the sub-
ject "The Cougregation and Sabbath
School," and the Rev. Mr. Henderson of
Reusall, upon the enbject of "Pee Sabbath
School in relation to missions," Both ad
dresses were fall of rigorous thought, gennd
advise endwise instruction.
The choir of the ceng.egatiort rendered
choice music,
The next meeting will be held on the
second l'aeeday of Ma' -ch, in Willis Church
et Cliutort,
Presbytery of Huron.
The regular meeting of the Presbytery of
Huron was held in the Presbyterian ahuroh,
Seaforth, on Tuesday, 21st inst. Mr, Ache
son of Kippen, wad elected Moderator for
the ensuing six months. The report of
the committee on the State of Religion was
presented by Mr. Musgrove. recommending
that a couferenoe on the state of religion be
held at an evening sedorant of the Presby-
tery, at its next meeting, at which the fol
lowing recommendations of the Assembly's
committee be made the subjects of confer-
ence:
1 That Sessions meet as frequently as
possible for seasons of special prayer and
conference tonohing the spiritual condition
of the people.
2 That the Assembly would earnestly
recommend ministers and elders to call the
attention of their people to the importance
of family worship, and to use their best en-
deavors to secure its regular observance, at
least on the part of all heads of families in
full communion with, the ohureh,
3 That inasmuch as it is evident that
the memorising of Scripture and of the
Shorter Catechism is not so general as could
be desired, 8, ssions be asked to bring the
anbjeet to the attention of parents, superin-
tendents and Sabbath School teachers.
4 That guilds, or societies for young men
and women, be formed in our oongregatit.ns
when found advantageous, for maintaining
and promoting intelligent attachment to the
church, and for strengthening the ohrietian
life.
That euoh recommendations be spokeu to
by Dr. Ure, and Messrs. Ramsey, Simpson
and Henderson.
That the Session of the congregation
where the next meeting shall be held, be
asked to secure the services of the ohs.ir to
fn,nish suitable selections of music for the
occasion. The, report was received and
adopted.
Representatives were asked to pay the'
rates doe by congregations to the Presbytery
fund. The congregations of Edmond villa
and Bayfield and Bethany were granted
leave to seek moderation in a call to a set-
tled pastor, and for the time being to be at
liberty to find their own supply.
A circular letter from the Presbytery of
Ottawa, referring to certain suggested
amendments to the Ontario License Act,
adopted by that Presbytery, requesting !co-
operation in securing such amendments,
was read, and copies of the amendments re-
ferred to the committee on temperance,with
Rev. Mr! . Anderson, and .D D. Wilson.
Ballantyne, and S. Scott, to report ata sub-
sequent meeting.
The annual report of Sabbath Schools, for
1889 was presented by Mr. Scott, who re-
ported that out of 33 schools returns had
been received from 26, and that the ieturna
were fuller and more satisfactory than those
of the year previous.
We give a comparative statement of re-
turns for 1888 and 1889,;; illustrating the
Eminent pbysioiaus everywbere ree m -
mend Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as the most
reliable reureey that eau be bad for colds,
coughs read all pulmonary disorders, Ault
your druggist for deer's Almanac ; it is the
boat publieetioe of the laud, ane fall of
intormatiou,
A painter named William Andrews. who
has heti his place of business and lodgings
rooms in tho Crawford House Week, Wide -
ger, was found dead in bed on Friday morn-
ing. Fiom the position in which the body
was lying it is supposed that he started. to
get out of bed when the fatal attack came
upon hiss. dare. Coventry and Renames were
summoned, and they declared life extinct
end that the deceased died of Heart die•
0850.
dt I~US1NBSS REPORT,
,dames McCarty at Ronude & Dita-
Carty'a Collecting Bureau, Drenthe, Out„
states .--""Have used *vend bottles "*f
Burdook Blood Bitters for kidney disaster
and Erni it a it wonderful remedy. Previous-
ly I; had been taking pills, thinking 1 had
liver complaint, but now I are quite well
and will alwaya prairie $.1L1 ."
TORefieNT.3 OF TOOTHACHE,
loan recosi.enond elagvard's Yellom Oil
as a oars cure for toothache, I suffered
for sevorat days, then I hinted sly cheek
and rubbed the Yellow Oil on it and wait
immediately relieved,
Mas, DAVID G. ,iltNorr,
Ru-aeLM su •
The Salvation Army in Canada and New-
foundland have raised for the self-denial
fund 37,090 13, of which they sent 86,008
to India.
A little et (inibourt's Parisian halm a pl ted
at night. will aeon render the hands soft and
white. Parisian halm is delight ul y pe , t
ed. said by alt druggisk.
The j.evehy store at R. E.Sm't of Tit.
buryCentre, was burglarizes of a numbermbti
of wtales and some jewelry
early on Fri
day morning, No clue was found to the
robbers, and by the way in which it was
done it is thought to be the work of pro-
fessionals,
A WINTER'S TALE.
Last winter my little girl caught a severe
cold wbieli lasted all season. I doctored
with everything looted got, but to uo avail
Finally I got Ragyard's Peotoi al Balsam
and gave her two done which improved
her, and in a week she was entirely cured
by its use.
Mas. C. 17010104, Cornell, Ont.
'Manitoulin Expositor: A letter reaohecl
ns this week from Australia in exactly 30
days. The distance is close nu 10,000 miles.
Yet letters from Gore Bay to Manitowaning
Wei 12 days to go 50 miles. At the same
rate of:going it would take letters 65 years
to get here from Australia.
FIRST HELP FOR THE WOUNDED.
In all oases of wounds, bruises, sores,
outs andsprains prompt action is necessary
and the wisdom of those who keep Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil on hand is demonstrated.
It is a prompt, effectual and reliable cure
or all injuries, croup, rheumatism, sore
throat, etc. Used internally or externally
There were 28,787 names of school chit.
dren on the rolls of the Toronto Public
schools last year against 25,000 the year be-
fore.
LITTLrs LUCY'S LUCK.
"I had a disease of the Ekin for which
Ma tried everything she could think of, but
without effect, but the first bottle of Bur
Book Blood Bitters I tried, I found relief.
It gave me great satisfaction!'
Lear V£NABLEE, (age 11,)
Boissevain, Man.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper,
MARKET REPORTS.
ExETaIB
Rod Wheetm75to. 0082
Serbse. Wneat-•„ ••• 00 75 to 00 82
ttarley , v 35 50 00 42
Osie
Clover B sea
renothy "
rear
Corn
..1g=
Butter
Ftourparbbl ,.
Potatoea,por buebel
Apples,per oag
nriodappiespr b
newel per lb.
Turkey per lb
Duette per Ib.
C hickene per pr
'logs,d,reesedperic0
'seed
widearongh,
dressed ,
3heepsklne oath
lalfskina
Wool perib
Rey porton
nnionsoerbusb
woodier lord
OP▪ P PPP
MP OPP
PPP
PPP *Po
PPP P:PP
PPM P.
POP PPP
RIP Pop
350 to4uU
1.SOto700
53 to 0 54
440 to 052
0 2u to 6 2a
14to016
0ato510
40 to 1 55
1COto1SO
0 4to050
006 to 007
0P8to 10
006 to 007
025 to 030
45010500
400 10525
200 to 250
850 to'356
060 to 80
050to090
018 to 070
,,, 700 507 00
060ts000
• ••„ 25010300
OZMARTA S
Pali wheat 0 8'0 080
. ....... 0 8'.1 080
0 3S
Oats
nar,ey 0 250 26
Clover Seed .,, 310 3 50
'timothy ,.250 400
Pena 050053
F gga
Rutter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 15 015
Potatoes per bag 75 75
APplee perbuab
Wool per lb..
Bay perton 14 00 14 Oil
Bran per ton•,...,.
Shorts "' '" ,.., ' ,.20 00 20 00
oatmeal perbbl,,.,
17017
0. C, RToemms & Co.
Gents,—I certify that MINARD'S LINI
MENT cnred my daughter of a severe and
what appeared to be a fatal attack of diph•
theria after all other remedies had failed,
and recommend it to all who may be afflict
ed with that terrible disease.
JOHN D. BoIITILI£a.
French Village, Jan'y,1889. •
MONEY FOR ALL.
W nelTJ.8D—A good energetic man, ur
man, to sell our Fruit Trees, Roses, Shrubs,
0roam, ala, etc. Permanent employment.
Write i?. ,nee for terms, and a pure choice
of territrry. We sell only first-class stock,
hands°.. ze outfit free. Address MAY
BROT3 t ERS, Nurserymen, Rochester N.
Y. --St idov. 21.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When alto was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Whoa, she became Mies, she slung to Castoria,
When alio had Children, alio gave thew Castoria,
0 55
20 020
710720
060700
LONDON..
Wheat 83o to 85o per bus, oats, 27c to
23e per bits, Peas, Soo to 37s per bol, Bar,
lee.11 slting.43 to 44c per bus, Barter ereed,
340 to 4ta pgr lies Cern, 454 is 47to per
bushel.
T0R'1NT0,
Torouto, Jan. 23 —Wheat -Spring No. 2. 550
to mak, per butt ;red winter.No.2. 'Co tote per
bus Manitoba No.1 hard,' tS to 105 No.2,1 01
to 103 : PEAS 580 to 60c per bus CAN 27o
to 29e per bus. FLd)Ult, extra. $3.01 to O'1,G5
as
Per hakstraight
� 00 to $ e, BARLEY. No I,
5ttttonot Nc,2,fie to45e; Nob, extra 31. 40
42e; No. S, Sae to 37e..
FOR RUU} t 'CS, ItARA IMU 3, ANI) ALL
w. sri iI)IS(ORDEl1S OF
CHILDREN,
Sena's Emulsion of Pare Coe Liver Oil.
with Ilypophosp'llltes, is unequaled. The
rapidity with whish eleildres gain flesh and
atreiittth upon it is very wanderfni, "I
hive treed Scott's l;mnlsion in caeca of
Rickets and Mareetaes of long standing.
In ev .ry ease the improvement was matk-
ed,"••-•J dt MAIN, el.D., Now York. Sold
by all Druggists, 00c. and $1.0(1
To Our Subscribers.
The special announcement which ap-
peared in aur eelumus same time since, au -
naming A spo•'ias arrangement with Dr.
11. J. 1.enda11Co.. of Enosburg Falls, Vt,
publishers of "• A Treatise 0n the Horse
and his Diseases,"whereby our subscribers
were enabled to obtein a copy of that rake
able work PRIM byysending their
address to l:, J, K1 NDALL 00„ (ted
enclosing a two cent stamp for
mai
l-
inxsame) is renewed.foraliuttel period.
We toast all will avail themselves of the
opportunity of obttuning this valnnble work
To every lover of the Hurse it is indis-
pensable, as it teats in a simp'e manner
all the dis ases which afflict this noble ani
mal. Its phenominal sale throughout the
United States and Canada, make it stan-
dard authority. Mention this paper when
sending for a "Treatise."
Nov. 4th—] $t.
AnvSOE Toll/ort53148.—Areyou dtsturbeclat
uightaud broken of your rest by a sick ohild
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so sond at once and get a•, bottle
of'Mrs ,Wins low's Soothing,,Sy r up't for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
It will eelieve the poor little sufferer ins
mediately 1.>evend upon it, mothers ; there
is, no mistake about.it. It cures Dysentery
and i)iarnccea, regdlates the Stomach and
llowels,cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system 'Mr's. Winalow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
asap to e n • prescription
pleasant the taste and is the pros 1
of one of the o]deat and best female
physicians and nurses in tho United
States, and is for sale by all ,druggists
throughout the world. Pride twenty -flee
cents a bottle. Be sure and askfor'•Mita
WI isr ow's germane e?nVA. 'Rand no,
other int.
The Canaa Coy.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE
The following ]ands, now ronted, will be
open for sale after 1st November. 1869, when
the existing leases will expire:
Towxsemr CoxoEssiov Lor
Hay • 8 WI,E} & Ee, W. 6
13 N ,9
" 15 13}„7. W1,21.25
Stephoa 18 S#.72
Aux Sables y9E},14, El. N#17
West William 14 E},8
15 3
Stanley 8 W:, 7, WI, 8
GENERAL TERMS :—Ono -fourth of pur-
chase money down, and ten yours given in
which to pay balance, at a rental equal to in-
terest at 5 per cent, per annum.
Prices will be given on application to the
Commissioners,
CANADA COMPANY,
Toronto.
October 28th, 1889.
!a:hionab t1!
"SS- stet
PUMPS, PIIMIsp
A WANT SCPPL
We will hereafter make and ueep on hand, a good supply o
we will sell at usual prices, and guarantee 81 em to Oil the bili Us s�_
We respectfully ask a share of your patronage in (hitt line, and ifs
to supply you with good pumps, and promptly,
Iron Pumps will be Varnished When Desired.
Shop one door south of Parson's Bluekamith Shop, Main.st., Exeter.r
J,
W. REITE ,F, H
THh; BEST YET !
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET!
sIDOVIV241 4* WA
RENBALL, - ONT.
kARDWAREMOW/ANTS
BROOMS IN AL3.7i1111,3ADlLsts
STOVES (& RANGES,
411 lands of J Ighat
and Heavy Hardware.
MCCEANICS TOW,
CUTLER"', ETC
L1NDERTAI(ER
A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS.
Emblems al the Dzftsrentt
Societies.
Everything new and ixrst Claes.
FUNERALS CONDUCTED AT MOD.
COAL DELIVERED ON SHORTEST ERATE COST. TRE BEST
NOTICE AT LOWEST HEA SE IN THE
PRICES. COUNTY.
Clive us a call for axa.gthi .g ix). the l ",za,o
Overcoatirigs:atany price ; Suit-
ings at any price Pantings
at any price.
est Ordered Clothing piodnced in Exeter
GentlemenI eave your orders early,for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the bes
Cutting in Town, you are sure of atiefaoAna J. Ed MILL.
-
OOKED OUT
WE WILL START A GREAT
KNOCK -OUT S ALE !
--ON--
Thursday. Oec. I9th, 1889.
AND CONTISUE THE S elE
FOR 40 DAYS.
We will offsc our large stock of StaVia
, Tinware, Axes, Crosscut
aaU
Saws, Lamps and Lamp Goods
FOR C A.S I 0111,"2"
At prices that will KNOCK BANKRUPT PRIORS into
A COCKED HAT.
This is no bombast but actual facts. A call only necessary to con-
vince you.
Agents for the Raymond Sewing Maclaine. All kinds of Maclaine
Needles and Oils.
All accoun's must be settled by cash or note by the rat day of
February, 1888.
BISSETT. B ROS,
CEN TRAL
Drug Store
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
Central Drug Store Exeter.
C ,B,FJ �i TZr
!ALL and WM
G-00DS_
I have just received my large cnnsignment
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and to make room for them I
am now selling off my
Previous Stock !
At figures away down. I do not believe in
carrying over goods until another
year, and will always
sell at
ROCK' BOTTOM PRICES'
Rather than hold theft over.
MY STOCK
is the best assorted in
town and of first quality goods
I am here to exchange goods with
the public for cash or pie-
duce and am bound to
do it.
e • P. •
ROSS,
Market Store, EXETER.
Nov.13, 1889,'.:
RUR 11 CO
That we are still continuing
our
Diseount Sale
DURING JANUARY.
20 per cent. off on Drygoods.
and 10 per cent. off on
Hardware & Crockery
FOR CA.BII_
HAPPEL iS; CLEGHORN,
ZURICH.
N. B.—A11 parties indebted w
save trouble by settling prior
to Jan. ISth.
DO YOU
WAYT TU BUY
FUR NITUR
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