Exeter Times, 1901-4-18, Page 8;
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FoureALi.t ORG.A.I a.3.TIUN MEETING,
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stnro 1--i.vgioutttir4VTA7,1`i'reg:;';'17�e �,fotg,au, ,the`ere 'oaae hekel
Town Hall to -night (Thursday),, aft
towart,8
Hw about your new Spring
suit forryourself or the boys. At
this store you can depend on get-
ting ccualities that are good, values
that are right, styles that are up-
to-date in every respect, We
pride ourselves on our clothinng
department.
Boys two piece suits in tweed, 'wor-
sted rind serges from $1,0O to $3.50.
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Bows Fancy Eaton suits, Browny
suits, .a choice lot, stylish and very
dressy for the small boys. In wor-
sted and serges S2.25 to $4.(JO.
Boys three piece suits in tweed,
cheviots, serges and worsted, sizes 2S
to 3I, a fine selection and values were
never better, $3.00 to $6,50.
Men's rod all wool tweed suits, well
lined
a. ircl good tailoring, special $ 1.00.
In men's tweed suits from $0,00 to
SSA is where we show our great
leaders. Our stock at these prices
comprise about thirty different pat-
terns, AU the new shades and the
values, the kind that you like to get.
Men's clay worsted and serge suits
fit navy and bIaek, extra quality
litr'rigs, and the tailoring second to
none. For suits that are stylish and
always correct for any occasion these
suits the Find, $10.00,
KINtY
Quality ty Shoes
King quality shoes are, we
think, the best wearing, the best
fitting and the most stylish: shoes
made in Canada. To wear them
once is to always wear them.
This store is where you can get
them in Alen's, Ladies and Child-
ren.
Alen's Tan Willow Calf, sleeper in-
sole, Goodyear welt, double sole, mo-
delled from natures foot and proved
to be a titter, $4.50
Men's French Wax Calf, made in
heavy double sole and single sole, neat
and dressy, guaranteed to wear, at
$300 and $3,50,
Men's Sid and Chrome Calf Boots
in gaiter and bal. Stylish and nobby
shoes at 82.00 and $2.25.
Ladies' Ring Kid .Boots, tip of same,
Goodyear welt, sole wide, comfortable
shape. military. The ideal dress street
shoe, W.25.
Ladies' Vici laid Button and Bal
Boots. self tits, slender appearance.
mannish yet light, very stylish and
new at. $1,90, $2.4 and $2.50.
Ladies' King Quality Oxfords in kid,
good quality and good wearers, $l.22, -`i..
Ladies' Vici Kid Oxfords, roedlum
and wide toe. st
Ii
h fin'
sh and qual-
ity.
ity. Vell, the King shoes is a uar.
.
antes of duality. $1.50.
Ladies Kid. Oxfords, slip turn
sole, ono of the most comfortable
shoes made. The new toe and mili-
tary heel for style, Tins shoe is the shoe, $ wear and comfort.
I l _.00.
Do You Want Garpets Do You Want Waii Paper,
Do You Want GurtainS,
Our Carpet stock is the finest we You would he surprised at what a
have ever shown,,colorings and styles
Thaw and pretty. If you have via
thought of buying carpets or tuattings
xispect our stock and compare our
rices.
1411 cost von can snake your rooms
look cosy and bright by buying your
papers at this store. Coxae and see
for yourself, not necessary to buy.
We will be pleased to show you our
stoat,
Just 11 Word about Gartains,
We buect from the makers in Nottingham. No middle
profits on our curtains. If you admire pretty aitd stylish curtains
we invite you to see our showing.
A. STEWART
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To Have
he Blest Coods
is what the business man owes him-
self.
It is this business policy of ours
which induces us to claire to be
often the cheapest and con-
sequently always the best..
We hay e in stock everything in the
Stationery Line -newest in Note
•!aper.
A Complete Lisle of
Jardineres,
English and German Decorated
Vases,
French China,
Limoge and Japanese Ware.
For Marriage ae Licenses
Wedding Rir*gs,X
Jewelry,!
%rpoctacics, Etc
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R. HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty'..
Watches. Clocks,
FANCY GOODS OF ALL DESCR1P-
TIONS,
JOHN GFUGG,
EXETER.
INSURANCE.
BE 1H ROJDNCY PREPARED' FOR BUSINESS.
Centrals
7 o'clock. A good attendance is hope.'
for,
Tan FAT.r, WgEAT,-Reports Pi o t;
almost all Points in Ontario show, that
fall wheat has wintered in comp..raat
ive safety. Oa Light soil the plant is
healthy, and under heavier condition`;,
where the laud is rolling, the promise
is good. Only ort level fields where h E+
formed there are patches where ibe'
plants are killed, Oa the whole an
average crop n^ay safely be counted
STRATFORD, ONT.
Much of your .future success depends
neon the thorough preparation you
receive, therefore be careful when you
are selecting a school. No two schools
are alike. The excellent reputation
that our College enjoys, the large
patronage we receive, the splendid suc-
cess our students have in securing and
holding situations, indicates that our
school is one of the very best in the
Dominion. Write for our beautiful
catalogue in which you will find full
particulars concerning our College. If
you want the best in business education
you can get it here. Students can enter
at any time.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Priv cipal.
up,
.A F,tesE • REPORT„ --An itemA.las
been going the rounds of the County
press to the effect that M. White
was about to sever his connection with
THE TatEs and go to Windsor and en-
gage in the newspaper business. Tin.
report is without foundation, and
emanated from the mind of the editor
of the Remelt paper, to whom the
wish was no doubt father to the
thought. Those papers which lrive
published the the item will oblige by
making the anzende honorable.
Exeter Public School Board.
eeting of the Board held in the
Town n Hall,1tfonday April 14th atSp. in,
Absent W. J. Carling,
The following is the order of bus-
iness duly submitted and approved.
Per chairman -minutes of East re-
gular and special meeting of Awl' lst.
Per 11. Huston and J. Senior that
the following ac, be paid ; S. Basket•.
villesawdust ; S. Baskervillenlanure ;.
also that the following Pre ay -
ens
certifiedby the chair be sustained.
Thos. Hartwell wood $4 i,01.
Per H. Huston and J, Senior, that
the r'eportof S. J. A. Boyd the Board
delegate, to Toronto, in furtherance
of its efforts to secure au fnereased
grant for the 11. S. department of ours
and similar schools, throughout the
province covering the course prescrib-
ed for second class certificates, be ac-
cepted as read and that the thanks of
Board be tendered to the R S. cern-
natttee for their sucesssful preliminary
efforts in this direction,
Per J. Senior and W, Trevethiek
that the railway fare of our delegate
S. T. A. Boyd to Toronto and return
be paid by the Board.
Adjournment carried per J. Senior.
.3. (Sant secy.
Exeter Niurltckpal Council.
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Council met at call of Reeve at
Town Ball, April. 12th. All present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and confirmed.:
D. A. Ross, representing Messrs.
Ross & Taylor, warted on the council
With plans of their proposed new
building, asking the council to make a
fixed assessment of $2,000 on their
property for a definite term of years.
The council promised to give the mat-
ter their consideration.
A petition signed by a number of
owners of property abutting on the
proposed granolithic pavement was
presented, praying the council not to •+;A ,
proceed with the work on the .terms et *` s
of notice. This meter was filed for ..
further consideration. t •�
Muir- Armstrong - That Dlessrs. r 1t
Cobbledick & Son be supplied with
water up to Nov. 15th, 1001, for the'.
sum of le15,00, Messrs. Cobbledielc to
provide suitable tanks, the council to
make connections with Main and
carry pipe across Main street. -Car-
ried.
Evans-Levett-That Messrs. Dyer as
& Howard be supplied with water up to
to Noy.15th, 1001, for the sum of $iii,
the council to make connections with
Main and carry to east side of William
street.- Carried.
Tenders for street watering was re-
ceived as follows :- W Trevetltick,
$1.75 per day or $8.00 per week ; I
Parsons, 51.67 per day ; 0 Heywood
$1.47 per day ; W Johns, $2.00 per day,
or $5.00 per week.
Muir -•Armstrong -That we do not,
accept any tender for street watering.
-Carried.
Muir -Evans- That an order be
drawn on Treasurer for the sum of
5100.00 in favor of the Exeter Union
Cemetery. -Carried.
Muir-Levett-That council adjourn
to Friday, April 19th, at 8 o'clock p. tu.
-Carried.
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Ckard Co
Uensal .
cacooestme arsao08***M ate
a • i < \'t'1"
bad .u. . 'a':= tine of Wall Papers as we are
•..t :. , =eelg interesting ting fact re.
arding
Q i a wX •'�'' _i ,w !ygood value. We pu1'ehaseC_
l. ._. •: �:.. :it;tt:tllrei'S for Spot Cash. You.
Prices ranga• from 3G to
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r ..els
`Vo have them in all qualities
r.vi 1 finds, We are making a
1:(dolt * of Wool's and Unions
o
ct, prk.sent. and are showing these
- prices ranging from 25C to 85e
patterns new, colorings eor'-
i
t',
; ;; 2 packets for
`1'iii:,rt' 1-c'..in?.t., •, ILA ns in this line and we would
alb is til.' ti iiivor, to leave their orders as
ear!, in i::: wee!. ;: tt .e=r;}>':. t?ut no matter whet you come
yon ay, shirt' of di -11 .t 1^•i;;;t1 Ca service. We have Just open-
ed ills a i:umbel' .9f tit- v,-Tlatest novelties. You are wel-
come to inspect them,
Spring prinu
Thousands of Dollars' worth of new Spring Goods ready
for inspection.
Carling Bros.
Itnportatigns.
o n th to buy stales, We have the best
n . y p . ' tired
WS is the lila, we rets �'lalte,G
value in. the trade, as sell our Prints,
Gingham and Flannelettes at old prices.
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Alt Departments are Crowded With
'..,..New Uoods This ionth.,_ .
Ore ooce
Our stock o' T'3t,iu'k Dress Goods this season is simply
Stlpetb, \Ye have: +ti: the newest makes and finishes, and as
le import, them ilirt`etfrom the maker$ in Britain and
France, you l:.' says of the best possible values. Prices
range from " t to $2,30.
invite their friends to see their new
Rea''/ear
.i`'•1' •»' 'l,4-14 -1.4-1 +++•i''.#"ieet S4-1 '. . ,3eleH •. telete ''< l fi't -,r» •, ,1..1, ,,»»»»:
New Dress Goods, New Prints, *i c, N ew SbTweeds,
irting' s, New -
White Wear, New Ties, New Shirts, New Weil
Uats—n11 in the newest shades and styles.
WALL PAPER.
. o never ' selection. We invite your in-
spection. neve_. had a finer
spection.
If you want fair dealing, honest prices and no hum-
bugging, go to
CARLIN(i BRO
iti the kind we sell, and WO have them in alt the
lata.' .:, : la:. t approve -1 stylus for then, Boys and Youths.
r • •i,, a on these t:M'ms '` Your money buck if you are
ni•i s . i ;1 ,t it,'l ;,,our purchase." Prices for Men's Suits
rya,•;,+ • l:e :=.t:tl to 12 00. Call and see thele.
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�,. :cep for 'Butter and Egge at A(i Times
Iltr•'itt•1- only left of Ligowo Oats, yields from 80
to 100 Intiltt l:l pnr acre—no smut.
esececeov.zoseeeeeecto 3sesseGoectoatleseeseeestmeif.SOses
Council met at call of Reeve at Town
Hall, April 15th. All present. Minu-
tes of previous meeting read and con -
TO ADVERTISERS. firmed. The peeve explained that the
object of the meeting was to receive
The copy for changes must be left and consider a petition signed by a
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
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Elegant. new Dress Goods at The R
VI RNE ST ELLIOT, Pickard Co.'s.
Ag:. most up-to-date'
The latest and mo p
PANIC, of Toronto WESTERN
lso or theemPamN=% PYRE .`Millinery at The R. Pickard Co,'s.
NSVRANOE. COMPANY, of London, England ; Miss Jennie Haggith and Miss Alla
At; LIAxwE INSIIRANO& COMPANY, of Eng Hicks, of Centralia, spent a few days in
and London last week.
Miss Kinsman, of town, is teaching
in the Centralia public school for Wrn.
Bagshaw, who is still quite ill.
The carpenters are now at work on
THURSDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1901.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
S. Hardy, of Zurich, sold his dwell-
ing to Mr. Schenck for $1300,00
The following statistics have been
taken from the 1901 assessment roll of
Hay township :-No. of persons ersons assess-
ed,
1032 ; total number of acres, 52,497;
average value, $33.75 ; taxable income,
1400.00 personal proper 25 950.
� ; Pe o property, 00; $ ,
total eeal,personal and income, $1,870,-
050 ; population, 3,600 ; No. of cattle,
5,051. ; No. of sheep, 1,401 ; No. of hogs,
2;147 ; No. of horses, 1,695.
It is said that. fully 100,000 acres of
virgin land will makethe acquaint
ante : of the plow in the Red River
Valley this spring, says the Grand
Forks Herald. Much of this land was
purchased years ago by speculators,
and has but lately been placed on the
market. It has been - purchased by
small farmers, and will this year be
included in the ranks of producing
ai:eas. Tile immigration into the Red
valley as
Iliyer ley not been affected hct d by:
the dro tt i of, last season, the memory
of whicli will be praetically forgotten
with the advent of a new crop..
Additional locals on 4th page.
the extension Jas Willis and Son are
adding to their office adjoining their
lumber yard;
Brantford Courier : Mr. T: W.
Hawkshaw and child, formerly of
Exeter, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Eacrett, 21 Brock street.
The Christian Endeavor of Caven
church" will Presbyterian t have an
evening with Englishman "on Friday
evening next, St. Georges Day.
Rev. Geo. Jackson, of London, will
preach at both services • in James -St.
church next Sunday. His many friends
In Exeter will be glad to see acid hear
him again.
Mr. John Hawkshaw this week dis-
posed of his 50 acre farm, London
Road north, to Mr. Thos. Hayton for
the sum of $2,575. As this property'
adjoins Mr. Harton's .farm, it will
therefore make an improvement to
his already fine farm...
large number. of the >.atepayers pray-
ing
ray ing the Council to have Main street
watered from Huron street to the Me-
tropoliton hotel.
Evans-Levett-That the prayer of
he petitioners be granted. Carried.
Armstrong- Muir -That the Clerk-
ask
lerk
ask for tenders for street -watering ser-
vices to include the running of engife
for pumping water for streets, lawn or
other purposes. • Carried.
Levett-Evans- That Council ad-
journ to meet Friday, April 19th, at 8
o'clock, p. m. Carried.
GEo. H. BISSETT. Clerk.
It is now admitted that February
last was one of the worst months for
deaths from pneumonia and other lung
troubles in the history of Ontario. The
records just issued by the Board of
ealtb proves how abnormal was the
death rate. The total recorded deaths
62 in
and
• ainst 1 9 1900,
were
asa
2,485,g ,
in the fact that only
this;notwithstand g y
90 per cent. of the population was re-
ported ed on thisyear as compared with'.
po P
97 in 1900. The deaths from ..consump-
tion *ere 238 as against 186 in. Febru-
ary1900. On March 25 there were 121
smell pox cases in Ontario -a big de-
crease over February.
A most enjoyable event took place
on Good Friday evening
at the, resi-
dence of Mr. John McTavish, 4tit con.
Huron township, it being the occasion
of the marriage of his daughter Nettie
to Thos. E. Harnwell, also:of Huron.
The guests were from London, Guelph,
Exeter, 51, 114arys, Varna and stir-
rounding villages. the best` in the market. Price 25c.
ei
Direct importers.
urniture
+ Emporium
he Economy Store
Call and be convinced that the above statement is
meet.
Many bargains still left in. FANCY GOODS, also
Parlor Suites, Bedroom Sots,
Sideboards,
Tables, Couches, etc.,
GIDLEY Stock.
of the
es UnciertaMinu a Spesialtu. *
everley 86 Huston,
Remember the stand.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
FHB NEW STOR3,
eautifule crew Bt,iu.o Silks at The; Elegant new Whiteetear at The R. R. Pickard Co.'s. atPickard Co.'s
s e. Clothing...and.. Groceries
Dry Goods
hat e s ready-to-wear •at' ..: ilidr, Will Goodison, of Sarnia, spent
The R Pieetted Co. e.„Sunday with Exeter friends.
R. N t'reeeb returned on Saturday ; The latest things in Parasols and
to resume his duties as teacher of :el at The R. Pickard Co.'s.
school near• GG oadetock. :l Great values in Ladies' Oxford tie,
L. Ruadding, who has been in the.; laced and button Boots at The R.
t'1nloy of W. Trott as shoemaker, h:is.'iPick<ard Co.'s.
n bort-' will be at the
quite e�•nrk and will leave tarn s T. P. Smith, Optician.
ly. Commercial hotel on Friday and Satlir-
l+aatnwrs report that the fall wheat -day, April 19 and 20.
is r.ot looking any too well. It may Formalin for smut on drain with
Picte utr inter un if the weather is chill, directions. Sold by C."Lutz, drug-
favota.t,te gist, Enter. Price 75c apound.
The Res-. Me. Turnbnli, once a resi-Mr. John Dauncey, formerly of Exe-
dent of Ush,rvne, has been appointed ter, has removed from London to Tees -
water and will conduct a grocery store
there.
For La Grippe, Influenza and Cold
free
i. chary to Rall on er the date,„
'r the Head, use Dix Cold Cure. For
free el charge, Remember date; ayie at Lutz's Drug Store. Only 15c. a
April 19 and `20. 'box.
In its ” People We Meet" corner,
the Globe on Wednesday last, lead a
very good snap shot portrait of Mr.
George McEwen, M. 1'., for South
Huron. ' •
Parties having new four dollar bilis,
with the wrong canal engraving
thereon, can get rid of the same by
behalf
]f remitting to this office, where they
will be accepted at face valve for sub-
of the Educational Society will be scription, job work, etc. ,
preached by Rev. 0, W. Brown, B. A., The Iinecbtel Furniture Company,
B. D., of Exeter, in the Centennial of Hanover, has withdrawn from the
church, London, (syndicate known as the Canada Fur
People are .reminded that the Us- niture Manufacturers and has an al -
borne council are still prepared to pay
Fur -
the reward of; 525.00 for the arrest .and
conviction e,f any person or persons
stealing from' any resident of the
municipality. See minutes Feb. 3rd,
1900. 1 man elected president, and it was
We understand that Mr. John Tor- t decided to hold a race meet and offer
inose,. who recently sold his fine farm much better prizes than has heretofore
is negotiating'
i f
iR•nsh o
he tol
int up.
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Hay,hung
Sea- goes to th
ofthe Seo
lease or purchase adian wh
the un 'Can
forThe o g
P
1young forth fax mill, and if he succeeds he lone places of our great Northwest, an'
will run it this year and go to Sea by industry, pluck and perseverance
a Arden
i Tiffin, lace into, ,
t..itl to turns the. desert g
P
some
ss
�, of. mie, had with a brass ' n A eband,
h Tiffietc w a
agreeted , ,I rna not b
tea at the Paris exhibition last o have watch resented to him,
a; } or a goldP
Yfi,
�, r , .Jtas received a diploma therefor when he revisits his old Ontario home,
al, „= he Dominion commission with but he is considerable of a' patriot all
al, , • i : utation that,the original prizes but
-same.
i •llbos.
fi • • _, tarts will be sent out later on by The shooting of birds by -siva y
th.. French authorities, with air guns and catapults has been
A staff of five lecturershasbeen 'takenbythe Toronto Humane So-
elman Sup -up ill be asked
sent out by Mr. G. C. Creelman,stet . 'School princij'ials w,
eto' y lice -
to r and. o.
of Farmers Institutes,heir schola s
rtntendents eak tot , P
P
address the various local horticultur- men to take the names of boys .at-
al societies in the province. In ad- tempting to destroybirds nests.: Simi-
p g.
the evenin meetings, ; the ht with advantage be
dition to >y g • lar action might
hold afternoon. me tin slocal Society.It - is
lecturers will 1. 13 > taken by the. o
fo se sol children, when they; will a shame that no sooner do the first
r,, h
nature ti earance
to hearttalkson ids ut in their <
give, heartspring b r p PP
n ro oses ' b on them bpi
scores
Mr`. Creelma ar i declared y
study, , P P y than w -
tliis means to draw the rural and
or- of school boys. The birds should be
ban population more closely together, protected.'
chairnian a,f the Board of Examiners,
Knox Co. lege. '
If soar sight is defectiveMr. it will be to
Ale! vilie.. Martin, B. A., Classical
Master of Harriston High School spent
a few days with his parents Rev. and
Mrs. Martin, returning on Saturday.
Geo. $origins left last week for
Winnipe<• in company with Thos.
Bisset-, n� visit his son, William,there.
This is a long trip for one at the ad-
vanced aged of 83.
On Sunday next sermons in a -al
In speaking of the Ontario Caovern-
ment's action in cancelling the lease
of the interior Construction Co. to
pipe gas` across the Detroit river,
Mr. Auld, M. P. P. for South Fssex,
said he thinks the company will fight,
on the groundthat the Ontario G
ov-
er �
nment has no 'urisdiction, but says
that the Government will stand firm
upon the action taken.
Smart Weed and Belladonna;` com-
bined ingredients the other in redients used
in the best torous plasters, make Car
ter's S. W. & B. Backache Plasters
gamated its factories in Hanover,
Walkerton and Southampton.
A meeting was held on Friday to
organize for the carrying out of a'cele-
bration here' en May 24th. Dr. Hynd-
The Spring Season is at hand, and you will always find season-
able
able goods at the New Store.
We call your attention to our ,stock of Lace Curtains, which
3reall new and the very latest patterns in the trade --prices from
5c to $5.00 per pair.
CUIRTAIN
The new oak• finish, with brass or wood trimmings, complete
r 25e .each.
See our Blind Shades at 45c. Art Muslins, Art Sateens and
Cretonnes—all the very newest ; also a pretty range of Floor Oil
Cloths, White Spreads and Table Covers. These goods are selling
readily and we have had to repeat several lines.
To th Ladies
Don't fail to see our new Spring Corsets. A very special- e
of New Style, Short Waist D. & 4. Corset at 50c. ; also the New
D. & A. Straight Front, Erect Form, Kid Fitting Corset at $1.00,.
and many other lines from 5oc and upwards. A call solicited to in-
spect our stock
Remember our Groceries. They are the best we can buy—no
cheapadulterated goods at all.;Highest prices paid for produce.
FIR
ST STORE' NORTH FP. 0.
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W. D, Y16O
'` The largest stock of Carpets, Cur=;
tains, 'W all Papers and floor Oil Cloths
• rd Co.'s. o Picker
'tit
the R.
intown w
tt?eFriends 'wkh"regret to hear of
:serious illness of Mrs. James Trow, sr.,
Stratford who is very,Iow with inflam-
matory rheumatism. • ,
' The St. Marys waterworks pumped
567,284 gallons of water in March, an
average of 21,525 gallons of water per
day. In the corresponding month of
last year 138,048 gallons were pump-
ed.-
s Bartley. of the Wallace
Mr. Jame y.
bletundary east of Listowel, has a cur-
iosity iosity .in the form of a,calf with five.
' legs. It is between three and four.
weeks e old and is a healthyspright-
ly
P g
and ri ht-
lg animal. The extra appendage,
ms a thir :hind leg,dose not
which for d
n enente.
It a mar: to be an into vt
two
"or r three inches shorter; than the
butotherwise is regularly
other legs, g
formed. Mr. Bartley refused 510 for
the calf when a few days old.
Ray Fanson wilt engage in the car -
Pg
enterin business for a short time
with his brother-in-law, Mr. Balkwill.
The claim of $1,000 insurance on
the life of the late John Treble, in the
London Life insurance Co. of London,
was promptly adjusted by their agent
Mr. J.' R. Shew, of Clinton, who was
in town on Monday last.
The directors of the Exeter Union
Burial Ground, intend to , begin at
once the work of improving the cetnee
tery. They.have` engaged two br
three reliabe to n, who will start the
work immediar,ca'l ', The ' directors
meet every Friday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Town Hall, when they will be
pleased to meet any one interested,
who may any wish to : malcq, or'
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any suggestion to offer regarding lots,
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and regarding bead stones which are
broken down or leaning, also railing,
fencing etc., which are in a damaged
or broken condition.