The Exeter Times, 1891-4-16, Page 5NEWS NOTES
oaNaorAN.
Mr J A Masatle,ex-1fI P for Richelieu
Que., is dead,
The tirbt locomotive to as through
the. St. Clair tunnel made its trip
Saturday,
The voters' lists used in the recent
general elections contained 1,090,000
names,
A cable from London says the French
Cxovernrnent has consented to admit
Canadian .hog products.
The Toronto Separate School hoard
has decided to substitute the teaching
of type writing and shorthand for that
of music.
The prospects are bright for au
almost unprecedented crop of various
kinds t'f fruit in the neighborhood of
rimaby this year,
A United 3tatea sarndicate will es,
tetanal smelting works ux Llamttton,
and propoas to invest $10,004,000 in
the same,
Alias Clive Sinderaon, of aiedi lee
Rat, tasted the contents ot a bottle au
a ;belt in the pantry anti died in
tifteen minutoa. It was atrychnine.
Montreal L'Etendard says that the
non -disallowance at the Manitoba
School Act, will oonsiderably shake
s Oorile,laration,
Hon. Bilward Blake leaves for British
CloIutinbia on April lath in connection
With the arbitration oaae of the 0 P R.
end the Dominion Government.
The Canadian laonntnotive and
Engine Worka Company at Kingston.
Ont., luta closed a contract with the C.
F R for fifteen locomotives to be cam-
plated in least than a year.
Albert J. Woodward, a butcher, aged
about fifty years, committed auicide at
Woo,is.tock, Friday, by .hanging him-
self in Ilia alaughter house. Despond.
eucy is auppoaed to be the cause.
Shore Woodside, living alone on a
farm near eladatone ".+tan., tried to
take lira life by cutting his throat. Not
stc+so nldtishing thta he swallowed car.
beim acid.
The friends of Clarke Wallace, P,
West ').ork, preseuted him with an
Address end a magnificent oil painting
of himself Tuesday evening at the
Masonic 1t•afl, ,Parkdale.
The population of Winnipeg is
estimated at 27.000 and the aggregate
valuation is $19,995,370, an increase of
about one and a third millions over
last year.
Richard Ratcliffe. of Ratcliffe & Par.
tell, stove manufacturers, committed
suicide at St Catharines. Friday, by
banging himself. Melenaholia, brought
on Ly la grippe, is supposed to have
been the cause.
Stationmaster Molaeen or Oxford
Junouon, I, 0. R., Halifax, was shot
Friday by a passenger named Murray
on thie Quebec express train bound
east. •alurray stepped off the train
and fired at McKean while he was
passing hem on the platform
Mr W, R Meredith headed the list
of 30 benchera elected by the law
Sooiety of upper Canada. tie receiv-
ed 939 votes, against 682 for Lion Mr
Hardy, 663 for lion Mr Frazer, 637 for
Mr Dalton McCarthy, and 381 for A1r
Idington, Stratford, who was the last
on the list of aueoessful candidates.
Fire did about $50,000damage Friday
nicht at the iano storerooms of
.Heintzman dv Co., on King street west,
Toronto, and to the stocks of Tobacco
dist txofdatein and Sturtmaker Quinn,
in the stores beneath.
.Recent accounts from British failure
bia give most favorable aocountp as to
the mineral deyelopunents, A remark
able discovery of gold was made near
Lytton, 0 k' R by two 1 iborers who
have been quietly working a gold -
bearing quartz lead The ore onassay
giving 9.000 ounces to the ton.
John Hughes of Deere, Renfrew Co.,
bailiff of the fifth division court, gave*
a stranger a ride. After a short time
Hughes asked the stranger to hold the
1i ,ea while he filled ilia pip' . While
Hughes was engaged in filling his pipe
the stranger gave elm a sudden shove,
upsetting hint out of the sleigh, and
drove rapi,ily away, florae rnd man
are still missing.
.flexports of wheat from Manitoba
and the \orth,tvest Territories up to
date this season were 8,700 000 bash,
It la estimated that 1„3001100 bushels
remain in the hands of abippera and
rntllera, and,perbaps, 77+0.lat0 in hands
ot farmers. foe eonaumption has
tirnutinted to 1,251,000 busheat, so that
the total crop of ,Manitoba and the
1'erroories last tall amounted to a little
over 12,010,000 buabels.
Mr Dewdney, superintendent of
Indian affairs for the Dominion, in hie
annual report refera with regret to the
shocking itnmortaitty diet twists
arno .g Ilrttiah Coluuabia and Northwest
Indiana lie esyrs la grippe was parti-
cularly severe on the Indian tribes
troth the Atlanito to the Pacifier and
hundreda died from its effects. Tne
total Indian population is given as
12205, of which 17,770 reside in
Ontario.
The Binbrook local option protest
was to have been proceeded with Satur
day, but;,it has been dropped. The
leading temperance people or the
township have formed a syndicate, and
rented Robert Young's hotel for five
years. As this is the only hotel in the
municipality, this will settle the diffi-
culty.
John Leach, a boy from the Orphan's
Home, was sent to clean a stable while
his employer. Mr Becttsted of Dunbar,
went to a neighbor's to get his .mail.
When he returned he found the boy
suspended from the upper floor by a
rope that was used to hold a pole
between the horses. Life was extinct.
Last January Martin McLean ran
away with the wile of a farmer named
Arnold, residing near Easton's Corners,
near Brookville. The eloping couple
were arrested in Regina, N. W T., and
brought back The trial came off when
McLean was foun rl guilty and sentenced
to seven years in Kingston Penitentiary
for eloping.
James Wilson of Woodville, a con
ductor on a train running from Niaga, a
to Rochester, when entering Rochester
was thrown from his train by coming
in contact with a telephone wire. A
switch engine backing down at the
same time ran over him and he died
immediately after.
The placing of telephone transmit.
tern in churches puts a premium on
laziness. A Hamilton man lengthened
his wire in his house Sunday morning
until he could hold the instrument to
bis ear comfortably in bed. Snuggling
himself up beneath the bed covers he
lay all morning listening to Canoe
Curran's discourse in St. Thomas
churb.
MIMI) BTATka.
Barnum, the great ,bowman and the
prince of ,humbugs, who died last week
at Bridgeport, Conn., at the age et; 86
years, was wor have millions of money.
At Kenton, 0., 100 disguised men
went to the county jail at 2 o'clock
Friday and took out. William Bates,
who murdered, E,1war+1 Limpet, a
policeman, on March 31, and hung him
to a tree.
It has been developed that two of
the Italian citizens killed by the New
Orleans mob were notorioua criminals.
Traina was a professional robber and
oui•throat in Italy, sad Bagnetto was a
murderer who oseeped from. Italy only
to meet hes just deserts in America,
Forty masked men broke into the
jail at Zealand, tiYasb,, on Saturday,
and shot to death Joan Rose and John
Edwards, who were convicted of the
murder of Hans Frederickson and hue
wife about a year ago. 'l'he men were
confined In jail awaiting a new trial.
(News of a bloody affray near the
junction of Black and Clurreat.rivers at
Newport, Ark., is published. Light
men indulged in a free fight,two being
killed and two more badly wounded.
Tae tight took place in s► stave camp
belonging to the Oxley Stave Co. A
jug of whiskey was the bone of con-
tention.
A statement prepared of the fo eign
shipping which entered the harbors of
the Argentine Republic during the last
year show that 9,638 vessels, with a
tonnage of 5,286,647. entered Argen-
tine ports, Great Britain leads the
list of countries, having more shipping
than all the other countries put to
gather. The number of British vessels
was 5,302, and their net tonnage
5,106,581.
Ruttiness failures during the last
severs days number for the United
States 211, and for Canada 32—a total
of 243 last week, and 256 the week
previous to the last, For the corres
ponding week of last year the figures
were 209, representing 176 failures in
the United .States and 33 in the Do-
minion of Canada,
MilierochesOnt,, April 10 —An
accident happened Friday at Hutchin-
son & Co's Worka, on the Cornwall
Canal enlargement, at Milleroches, by
which one man was killed and another
injured. They were working in an
excavation when the bank gave way,
burying one man named Poitrae. and
breaking the arm of Jno Cummings.
Previous to the last Dominion elec-
tion Mr P. D. McKellar, of Sebome,
Wash. 'Per., telegraphed to the leader
of the 29th Batt. Band at Glencoe that
the band could draw upon him.
one dollar for every one of a majority
that Dr. Roome had in Glencoe. Fri-
day last the treasurer received a cheek:
far $26 from Mr McKellar, 26 being
the majority obtatded by Dr. Roome
in Glencoe.
'fhe Bueno Ayres police have closed
the Salvation Army halls there on the
ground that the army twas not recog-
nised by the church.”
The latest story about Parnell is that
he was secretly married recently to
airs. O'Shea's oldest daughter, who is
a ward in chancery.
The Newfoundland Government has
instructed its official's to refuse licenses
tor bait to Canadian vessels and to
grant them to Americans tree.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When shehad Children, she gave them Castoria.
!ztir i11 Mills.
IARECET REPORTS.
Wheat , , $1.02to $L05 per bush
OUR S1U LING PRICES..
Flour, Strong Bakers', $3 00 per 100
do Best Family 2 75
do Low Grade .. 2 00 '•
13Ian .. 90c,
Middlings , , , . , . 1 OW.
Screening, 1 OOc.
Ohop ., .,, $1 '20 to 1 30
cc
c,
ii
<a
Ohop stone running every day.
agErTERMS CASH..
Tito EXETER alfif+LII1TO Coy..
s.
10 NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN.
If you will send us your address. we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about Dr Dye's i,el. brated Bleotro-Voltaic
Bolt and Applianees,and theiroharmingeffects
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they will quickly restore you to vigor and man-
hood. Pamphlet free. If you are thus afflicted,
we will send you a Belt and Appliances on a
trial,
VOLTAIC BELT Co.. Marshall, Mioh.
MARKET REPORTS.
ESET Ea
Red Wheat ..
Spring dost...
Carley
Oats
Waver S.lad
Timothy •, ,...
Pea*
Oorn
eggs
Sutter
Flourperbb1
Potatoea,por bushel
4pplee,per aag
PriedApplespr b
goose per lb.
Tnrkeyper lb
Ducks per lb
Oliiokensporpr
aags,dreaeedper100
Boat «,
R idesrough, .,.
dressed .
Sheepskins each
Oalfskine
woolperlb
Rae porton
nstionsnerhuae
Woodeeraord
CONSUMPTION CURED;
An old physician retired from Practice ,hay
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula o1 a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and pnrmanentcure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and
all throat and lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous eomplaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
eases. has felt it Lis duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive,
and a desire to releive human suffering ,I will
send free of charge, to, all who desire it, the
recipe in German, French or English, with
full directions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp. naming
this paper. W. A. NOYES. 820. Powers' Block
Rochester, N. Y.
For Over Fifty Years.
Pail Wheat..„,
Spring Wheat
Bax,ey-
vet
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044
4.
4.
44.1
444.
103 to 105
1 03 to 1'5
95 to 00 80
51 to 52
4COGo475
1 40 Go 1 70
7o to 8b
40 to M
1550 15
17 co 017
00005 0
50 to 0555
1COto2'J0
0 4too50
005 to 006
0680 08
88o007
025 to 030
600to625
500to6J,i
200 to 230
350 to 390
060 to 2`1
060 to 050
o1$to021
5 coto6.01
„, 240to300
aT±?rARYa
1 02 1 03
1 02 1 C3.
0 50 ' 54
Olovcr Seed„„.,,,„ .. . ........... 3 75 4 25
Timothy....„,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,1 25 1 ac
118 a .............. .. ...'............... ...., 12 0 15
Butter F • 15 017
Potatoes per bag , 50 55
Apples perb rain „ ,,,,,, 050
Wool per lb 20 020
Iiayportou ,,,,„,,...,,, 550600
Bran per tori ,,. 14 00 14 00
Shorts ” ”„„,,, `20 00 20 00
Oatmealperbbl „».,. , .. 5 00 7 00
11o(s,dressed Ter 100. ...,.,., 5 00 to 5 25
LONDON,
Wheat, 1,08801,10 per bus. Oats. 510 to
52e per bus. Peas,630 to 66e per bus. Bar-
loy,atelting, 501 to 57o cr bus. Beriey Feed,
481) to 48o par bus Corn, 6110 to 67o per.
bushel.,
MRs• WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sink child suffering
and crying with pain of cutting teeth send at
once and get a bottle of Mrs, Vl'inslow's
Soothing Syrup” for children teething. It
will relieve thepoor little sufferer immediately,
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistske.
about it. It aures Diarhoes, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic• softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. ' 'irs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup” for children teeth-
ing is pleasant to the taste and is the prosody -
tion of one of the eldest and best female,
pphysiofans and nurses in the United States
Prioe, 26 cents a bottle, Sold by all druggists.
throughout the world. Be sure and ask for
..
Mas INSLov '. '3ooliINe 'SvnuP,".
TORONTO.
Toronto.April 15-Wbeat Spring --No. 2 1.120
tot .13 per bus; sed wintor.No.2.112 to 113 tier
bus. Manitoba No2hard,1.03 tol01, Na.3,010
to Mc ; PEAS 80o to 810 per bus. OATS 54o
to 50c imbue. FLOUR, extra, $4 00 to •"4,15
Per bol ; straight roller. ,Z4. 80 to $4.85;
strong bakers,84,00 to 44.10. BARLEY, No 1,
Me to 64e ; No 3 extra. 500 to 58o; No 2, 580
to 59o.
OH, WHAT A COUGH.
Will yon heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your-
selves if you can afford for the sake of
saving 50e., to run the risk and do nothing
for it We know from experience that
Shiloh's Cure will cure your cougb. 71
never fails;
Wrzr NOW TREAT ?—Why not treat such
troubles as bails, pimples, blotohes, sores.
homers, eruptions, rashes, skin irritations
etc„ with Bunlcck Blood Bitters. It i
filled with virtue as a blood purifier ant
goes right to tho right spot. 1t makes tat
akin bri,;ht and clear, while also invigora'
ing the entire eystem,
Surrosiaa-..Supposing you suffer iron
some disease Suppose it is dyspepsia o,
biliouaneas or constipation or bad blood.
Suppose you learn that Burdock I3lao,i
Bitters has cured thousands of eases o
these and similar complaints, Don't yoi-
suppose yon ought to try it ? It cannot
harm you and in nine cases out of ten it
curse,
F. J. KNIGHT
HT
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k'aucy and Staple Groceries,
LIQUuRS,
CIGrARS, TO13ACC V, &U., &C.
(Now located in afaea's okt stand, 1Main•at)
For finest Groceries and Teas,
Be sure to call andsee plc;
For in thocornor store, in 3laee's block.
Yon will find we have the Await stook
Of goods that people. daily use.
Our loss and Coffees and our -"glee,
We keep in tine --bath clean and moo—
And those who've purchased aught have faun
F uliaixtoenounces to the pound.
Upon tho shelves you'll always find'
Canned meats of every sort and kind;
Molasses too. and honey Sweet.
And Syrup thateannot be beat;
Dried Fruits and Raisins, sweet and elm,
Fine Cheese and Butter may be seen,
Put up in bottles of all styles d Oils
In foot everything your heart could wish,
From sardines up to salted Ash,
A lI kinds of brushes. brooms and rope,
Baskets, ivash-' Cards, tubs ar soap.
11'c will sell you eheap by lots or weights,
Or trade for produce, poultry and eggs..
School Statistics.
Figures and statistics are not usually
interesting reading, but a study of the
Minister's of Education report for 1890,
just issued, gives so much information ot
various kinds, that it becomes both inter
eating and instructive. We make a few
extracts therefrom that may give people
something to think over.
The school population in Huron, between
the ages of 5 and 21 years, is 15,600. In
Huron 15,000 of these attended school for
some time of the year, the proportion
being 8,000 boys and 7,000 girls. The
average attendance in Huron was 7,571,
or 51 per cent ot the total attendance. In
five other countries the per tentage waa as
high or higher than here
In Huron there are 213 teachers employ-
ed, 133 male and 80 female. The idea
that more female than male teachers are
employed thus being erroneous. The
highest salary paid being $700 ; average
salary of male teachers $401; of male $279.
Of the certificates held 127 are 3rd class,
81 Provincial 2nd class ; and only 3 Pro.
yinoial lat class.
The total receipts for Pul.lic School pur-
poses in Huron, was $114,112,94 ; of this
sum $74,963,99 was paid in salaries. Then
comes large amounts for seats, maps re-
pairs, &c. The avec age cost per pupil in
this comity was $6.57, Out of 42 school
districts in Ontario, the cost was higher
in 31 of them thau in Huron, so that the
people here have no special grounds for
complaint upon this score. The average
costlier pupil was higher in Brant than in
any other, being $9.83•
There are 4 Separate Schools in Huron,
excluding Goderich, the total amount rale.
ed therefor being $5,064.37 the total
number of pupils in these was 222, while
the average attendence was 79.
Usborne.
The following are the names of those who
were prom .ted at the promotion esamin-
a'ion, held'in S. 8 No 5, Ushorne, on March
25th and 26th Names appear in order of
merit i
From V to VI,—Gertie McCord.
From Jr III to Sr III,—Lila McCord,
Jennie McDonald.
From Sr 1I to Jr III,—Nelson Prout,
Lily Westoott, Willie Frayne, Garnet
Frayne.
From Jr 1I to Sr II,—Emily Wood, Violet
Willis, Norman McDonald.
From II part to Ii class,—Maggie Rus-
sell, Vincent Wood.
From I part to II part,—George Westcott,
Pred Cornish' Willie Routoliffe, Edith Mc-
Cord, John Richard.
J. W. AOGARTH, teacher.
. ... 4
Woodham.
(Too late for last week.)
li,,rnrra—Last .Sabbath the pulpit of the
Methodist church was occupied at 10.30 a,ui.
and 2.30 0 m. by the Rev Charles 17 . Pony,
of the Toronto Conference, and Grand or-
gsnizor . of the Grand, Orange Lodge of
Ontario West. Both sermons were inter-
esting and
nter-esting'and eloquent, the latter being ad
dressed to the orangenien. On Monday
evening a large audience (considering short
notice and state of the loads) as+embled. Li
the town hall to hear his celebrated lecture,
on "Canada the Great Britain" and '"Ot ang
lam". For over an hour, he held the un-.
brokou attention of his Imams while ite
attic coursed to them on these themes, in a
very instructive and eloquent manner. He
will be available for preaching or leotu'ing;
until the first of next July.—Phe scarlet,
fever which has been lingering about here
since the beginning of the yes: has recent -
,
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria ly departd.
F. J. KNIGHT,
Hardware !
BUILDERS,
S, PAINTERS, PLASTER-
ERS, BLACKSMITH' AND WAGON
MAKERS' TINWARE, ETC.
NEW SEEDS I
Steel Nails, Shingles, Lath, Finishing,
Casing.
LOCKS—Rim, Mortise, Dead, Rabbited.
" Famous Gravity, Rini Mortise.
HIN i ''S. --Spring, Butts 'T' and Strap, &0
" Wood ani Brick, Shutters, &c.
Boiled and Raw Oils, Turpentine
Somerville Lead, and readymade Paints,
Varnishes, Japans,
Plaster Hair, Calcine Plaster, Portland
and Akron Cements, dee
Blacksmith Coal, Iron, Horse Shoes, Nails
Cast Steel, Carriage Axles, Springs &c.
Wagon Matteis' Rim, 7lnbbs, Spokes,
Wheels, Triimnings.
Eavestrough, Milk Pans, Cans, 20, 25, 30
gallon ; Tin Boilers, &c. Furnace work.
BINDER Twtxx—Common sense, Crown,
Blue Ribbon, Composite, Flux.
FnRlun is 1 Seeds—Mangold,Turnip,Clover
Red, Alsilte, Timothy, and all
kinds of garden seeds.
Churns, Barb and Annealed Wire, &c•
Baby Carriages to hand, cheap.
A CALL SOLICITED.
JAS. N. HOWARD, W. H. MORGUE,
Proprietor. Manager.
T1iJt WATERLOO MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCEC0.
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE WATERT 00, ONT.
This comxany has been over 3ighteen
years in successful operation in western
Onario, and soatinnee to insure against
loss orllamageby i'ire Buildings Merchan-
dise, Manufactories. and all other desorip.
tions of insurable property intending
insurers have the option of insuring on
the Premium Note or cash System,
During t'io oast ten years thisCom-
panybas issued 57,096 Policies. covering
property to the atoountof $40,872,039; and
;said n tosses alone 3709,752,00,
Assets. 4176,100.00, consisting of Cash
Bank .Government Deresitandthe an-
:tssesssd Premium Notes on ons and in
•oxee. W WALDEN11f:"D.Pres,dei.t0.
at. L'AYLoa Secretary. J.B.NUGnEs,In-
spector . 3HAS. SNELL. wont for 19aeter
and vicinity.
OENTRAL
Drug Store
41116
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
band. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
er
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family reoip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store. Exeter.
C. LUTZI
ZURICH CARRIAgE WORKS
—FOR THE SUMMER TRADE—
We have en hand the5nest assortment of Vehicles, including
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
GLADSTONES and NV*EtONS
Of all kinds, we have ever shown,
ROAD CARTS A. SPEOIAL L'Y.
The wotk it first-class, of the best material and latest styles. Our workn t
are experienced, and we guaranteesatisfact on,
Prices as low as are consistent with first-class workmanship and Materia].
Call and seeour atoek.
FRED. ECESS,Prow.
4111021 -17,ZX)
Syr xlg Stook of Shelf and Heavy Hal dwax'e
TAMES,
!/—. ...-OONSaISTING OF--- _••.,�.,
1o1M�,��M�"E , I S iMlM , S ETC
HALF CAR NAILS
Window 'wasps Putty, Paints and Oils
ALL KINDS OF WIRE :—
BARB, BUCKTHORN, FILED and ANNEA
At Z,tow est Cash Pisces,
BISSE .1 1 BRO
first -glass stock at Tiuware to select froa.'°-B.B
Life is too .short for Aug
BUT HIGH ENDEAVOR.
I endeavor to produce the very best goods in my line, not only the
best in quality and finish, but in valve.
I am sending out some very beautiful MILK CANS this spring, Jar
exceeding any previous effort.
My stock of material for spring work, such as Eavetroughing,
Roofing, &c., is extensive and complete, and workmanship
is the very best. I solicit your order for
TROUGHING OR ROOFING
Guarani: eeii)g Satisfaction.
I have without exception the nicest assortment of MILK PAILS,
STRAINING PAiLS, to be found anywhere, ranging in price front 20
cents to $I.00.
Note the price of MILK PANS t Small size, 75c. tta $2.Oo per dozen ;
Large size, $I.00 to $3.0o,
Who would go without a Dipper when you can get one for 5 cents?
EVER YOURS,
WILL FOLILAN-t -
NOTICE.
A .Fresh and JVew
STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND CONFECTIONERY
Jnat arrived at the family Grocery. Also
Pure Extracts and Spices.
A beautiful piece of glass-
ware given away with one lb.
Mayell's Baking Powder.
Dashwood Roller Flour for sale.
Call and examine our goods before pur:
chasing elsewhere.
G. A. HYNDMAN.
a.** Qualm
One Door South
of Post Offlc°
—HE HAS --
A NEW AND COMPLETE
--STOCK OF --
Boots &
Shies.
1
ruhlongii
sivio: Sewed wpia.
$ Repairing promporkt] asttenecded tolity.
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THL BEST YET
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGG-EST YET
Overcoatings at any price ; Suit -
jugs at any price; Panting; s
at any price
Best Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 leave your ordera early, for
with the beat staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimming, n
Trimmings,
a d the 0 best
Gutting in Town, you are sure Of sstlsf,,o-
6324111141..
lioo
C. @
GEO. MANSON,
DO YOU
WANT TO BTJY
FIRST -CL -SS
FURNITURE
AT LOWER RATES
THAN SHAM GOO'S
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